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Gives all the news
of Box Butte County
and Citv of Alliance
The Alliance Herald
VOLUME XIX
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY. NEBRASKA J THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1912
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
NUMBER 18
The First National Bank
issues $10, $20, $50 and $100 "A.B.A." Cheques, in any
amount desired, for travel in the United States or foreign
countries. Don't risk loss by carrying large amounts of cash,
or embarrassment by offering your personal check.
All over the world, "A.B.A." Cheques are known to be
good, and your signature identifies you.
YOU ARE PARTICULAR
about the toilet soap you use
Why not be particular about
the TOILET PAPER you use?
WBJ HAVE THE FULL UNB OK
HOOTT TISSUE TOIL.KT PAPERS
Balsam Tissue, 3 Rolls 25c
150 Tissue Towels 50c
The Horace Bogue Store
APPROPRIATE SERVICE
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Cel
ebrates Easter in a Beauti
ful Manner
A. J. KENNEDY
DENTIST
J.
Office in Alliance National Bank Blk T
Over Postorfice. !.
Fhoue 391.
DR. L. W. BOWHAN
Office Upstairs, First National Bank
Building
Phone, Office 362
Phone, Residence 16
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
Dr. JAS. P. HAXF1ELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appointment
PHONE 525 RED
AGENTS, 56.00 A DA.
.. IDEAL Pancake
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Free Catalogue
Sample Griddle par
paid. 1 1 00.
BEAUTIFUL EA8TER SERVICE
A beautiful and appropriate serv
ice was that at St. Matthew s Kpte
eopal church in Alliance on Kaster
morning. The church was decorated
In green and white. The flowers
were Easter lilies, white carnations
and hyacinth.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Geo. G. Ware. The music was ren
dered by the vested choir, compos
ed of some twenty-five or thirty
members.
A collection was taken, amounting
to three hundred and thirty-one dol
lars, showint; the liberality of those
who attended the service and indi
cates that they entered into the
spirit of the occasion.
The service was much enjoyed by
nil present and was one that will
long be n membered.
LEGAL BLANKS
rT. APLiCu ran
HECTOR CO., Holdrcge, Nebr.
fe Corsets
FOR SALE AT
BOGUE'S
JAMES H. KENNEDY
Dentist
New office
First National Bank Building
I'nose 2.1
THE VALUE
of well-printed
eat-appearing
stationery as a
mean of getting and
holding detir abie Dull
ness has been amply
demonstrated. Consult
us before going
elsewhere
paoaco
A large line of conveyancing and
other legal blanks is carried in
stock m the office of The Alliance
Herald. We can supply these in
any quantity desired. Following is
a list of some of t lie blanks carried
in stock:
Agreement tor Ituildinn
Agreement for Warranty Deed
Assignment of Mortgage
Application for Druggist's Permit
Administrator's or Kx'-cutor's Deed
I loud for Deed
Hill of Sale
Chattel Lease
Contract for Sale of Ron Haute
Mortgage
Contractor's Pond
Contract for Real Kstate
Farm Lease
Betray Notice
Kxtension Of MortgagS)
Indemnity Bond
f jtmstt) Of CitJT Property
Letise of Personal Proerty
Lease
Mortgfige Deed
Mortgage for Coupon Notes
Miscellaneous Hond
Quit Claim Deed
Real Kstate Mortgage
Release of Mortgage
Release of Mechanic's lAvn
Subpoena
Warranty Deed
Warrant
Writ of Replevin t
Option Contract
Peddler's State License
Mei bailie's Lien
Notes
The above list includes only a pari
of the blanks which WO carry in
stok If there is any other blank
that you wish, call at our office, or
write for it, and we will supply the
same in any quantity you desire
hi KHALI) rriii.isiiiNt; company.
Alliance, .cbaska.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Heine 110 longer in the employ of
Geo. D. Darling, I am stilDiu position
to serve my former friends BJI
Funeral Director and Kmbaltuer.
ALLKN H. MORRIS. Phone 17'J
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CONTEST AT HEMINGFORD ILLINOIS STATE PRIMARY
AnViual Industrial School Contest
for Box Butte County, Sat
urday, April 13, 1912
MANY WILL GO FROM ALLIANCE
The annual industrial school con
test for boys and girls for Uox
Butte county will be held in Hero
inn ford SaUirday of thin week. Pre
parations have been made to make
thl one of the beet con testa of
thl kind ever held In the county.
There will be prizes for contest
ants in school work, manual train
ing work, crop raising and domes
tic science. There will be prizes
open to all the schools of the coun
ty and special prizes for the coun
try schools.
The exhibits will be open to the
public all day and at 2:30 In the
afternoon there will be a program.
The contest will be a treat to all
those who are so fortunate as to
attend It and will be a great bene
fit to the schools of the county.
Many will go from Alliance on
the local freight leaving here at
8:00 o'clock In the morning. They
can return on the local freight In
the afternoon or evening.
REFUTES TEMPER
ANCE ARGUMENT
Alliance Man Is Sure Saloons Nec
essary to His Business
Champ Clark and Colonel Roose
velt Sweep the Suoker
State at Primary
WILON AND TAFT SECOND
At tiie presidential primary held
in Illinois on Tuesday, under the
naw primary law, Champ Clark
swept the state by a majority of
about 140,000 over Woodrow Wil
son, who was second in the demo
cratic race. The vote for .Tin is on
Harmon was o small that It wae
not reported In the press dispatch
es. Fx President Roosevelt received
a plurality of more than 100,000 In
the republican primary. President
1 aft was second. Senator 1 .a Toi
lette received a good vote but was
third in the race.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
How the Expenses of Tabernacle
Meetings Are Met
As an argument to be used a
a1nat voting for license, the tem
pt ranee people had cards printed
to be handed out to the voters on
election day last week. On one
side of the card was printed this
Question; "llonext. nVW, fe the sa
loon necesssry to your business?"
and on the other side was printed.
"What has the saloon done for
you?" the Inference being that '
Is not necesaary to other lines ti
business aiid that it is a benefit to
no one.
There is one man i:i .Milan e who
is engaged in legi'imato business
who denies the i input at ion. On Wed
neda morning followtag the city
election. Judge Zurn, police m
irate, allowed The Herald edi r
one of these cards on which he had
written answers to these two i u ts
tions. Following the question "Hon
!-", now, i the saloon necessary ;
your business?" he wrote "Yes '
To the 1 Uu r question was this an
swer, "Paid fine's."
DEATH OF BOX BUTTE LADY
Pioneer Passes Away from Earthly
Scents at Ripe Age
On Satutd.ij, April occurred
the death of Mrs. Olea Johnson,
one of the earlier settlers of Box
HOtte county. Death was caused l
bead (rouble. lie. east d sv.is 78
year avid months of h?.
Mis. Johuscn wa.s born lu Nor
way and was there married to Jo
ha n nas Johnson. To them ix
children were born, five of ' whole
are still liviug. Twenty-six peart
ago the family came from the old
country and settled in Uox Huttc
county, routh and west of lieiiiing
ford. Pour years ago the husband
died For the past twelve years
Mrs. Johnson has been residing
with her son Theodore, who lives
six miles east of llemiugford, and
It wus at his home that her OOS
occurred One son and one daugh
ter were present at Hie funeral In
teriueiit was made in 1 1 - Bailag-
ford esatstrry,
The Herald extends 1. s heartfelt
sympathy to the herawd sons and
ilaug liters.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to 1 hank the people of
' II. miugford and vicinity for Hie
kin luess shown me during Hie III
uem ami death of my mother, and
fir their expressions of syinpallo
TIIKODORK JOHNSON
President D W Hayea of the
Peru State Normal wan in Allianc
Suiiduv greeting his friends. of
whom be has a host. He gives a
ftvorable report of Hie condition of
Hie school work in Peru.
out J11
In "f
Whenever a meeting such as is
now being held at the tabernacle In
Alliance ie planned, the question
comes up as to how the expenses
will Le met and how much they
will amount to. Those who usually
object to fluch meetings often com
plain that they are a detriment be
cause they take money out of
town. It seems rather peculiar
that many persons making such ob
ecttHia novor 1 ontfjlatl when a
circus or something of that kind
ci mi as to town and In one day takes
nore money than the workers
miio'.i vrt?t 4tv.''; 5vFt"rif 1?
for their services in a year.
It i- righl that people, especially
1 hose who attend the meetings and
-;lve for their support, should know
what 1 lie expeirsea are and how
they are paid Hence we arsJ pub
lishing this statement. llefore ar
rang nieiits were completed for
ih? holding of a meeting, a guaran
tee fund was subscribed, not for
the evangellM who h 1 charge of
the isioothtea, bui lor ilie oilier ex
pense. As all the other exptfnues
of the meeting ba ' been provtdod
for, no demand will be made on the
guarantee fund, so those who have
SUbM ribed will not be -:l!1c.I upon
to pay anything for the support of
the meetints except what th".v
choose to give in some other way.
Following are the terms upon
which Rev. Os( ar lxwry makes en
casements to hold revival 111 1 int;-.
'Viilch, as vviil be seen, ;:ir r.in;ee
him no pay:
Fiiift, the't a sdttaada ntosjiiai
place be provided whith usually
Hems the rtonai ruction of 1 rnbois
na le such as was eni led in Alii
ince, the running expenses of 'hi
tiueting, such a fuel, janitor, etc.,
the railroad fare for the evan- ;ist
Ic pan-t.v and their board while In
the city, one half of the salary of
the musical dtr ctor, the other li ill'
b Inaj paid by Mr. LoWry blnssolf.
T IS running expenses of the met I
in-v.s in Allianic have been heavier
than usual in the meetings held by
Mr. Lowey, In fa-t we are Informed
in- irly twice much.
On the bust Sabbat h a free will
offering will be taken for the ev
angelist, which is the only eoaipoa
sat ion agreed upon for him
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WEATHER FORECAST
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau
Alliance. Nebr., April II. Ittt
i'nsettled with local showers prob
ably tonight or Priday. Warmer to
night. 1 0
even person. Killed in Fire Panic
Avesnes. Prance. Apt II Sever
: omen and ciiildi n wen Utile, I in thit
I til) in :i rnsh to the doors in a con
cert naif, Mtowing si aatbreak af flro
I Fifteen otlo 1 women and childrer
reri injured.
Eight Are Killed by Avalanche.
Eight professors and students front
Itibach uniwTsily were oerwhelmi
by an avalanche and killed while mak
Ins a tour in the mountains near Inn
apruck. Austria.
To the Public:
The undersigned have established an
exclusive Agency for the sale of
MONARCH COIL
In Alliance with Messrs.
J. H. Vaughan & Son
WE bespeak your patronage, and in this connection
desire to state that no MONARCH COAL has
been shipped any other dealers or steam consumers in
Alliance, since June ist, 191 1.
WYOniNG COAL HININO COMPANY,
Miners and Shippers of MONARCH COAL
S. A. Foster Lumber Co.
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
BRING US YOUR ESTIMATES FOR FIGURES
Exclusive Agency for the Celebrated
American Wall Board
hire Proof Warm Coo 5
lo laths, crooks or bucks
See samples at our office
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WHITE SATI
All kinds of Groceries
We Deliver Promptly
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Men's Shoes, Huts, Punts, and all kinds
of Men's Clothing
Ladies' Dress Sh(tes. Low Prices
Come in and give us a trial order
Tom Stalos
I 13 Box liutte Ave.
PMONK 210
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(' H I'reslou writes The Her
aid troin N'ancouvi r. II (V. "Keep
my paper ionium 1 1 " the Ih'si
in tin- west. (ioixl vkislus to all.
Same from wife."
Dsli () Kei fe came ill h-oni hiri
ranch y stcrday and paid The Her
ald a visit this SMfStlSS Hs re
SJBta prospect.-, line in Ilia neigh
borhood 'iiit : w heat KOI a fcooil
start and while the acreage U not
larne. hat l lu re iw w ill no doubt
tnaki. a sooil crop.
Kev. Wi H I'refioM of l.iinoln,
senior iiiciuber of the I'rescott Mus
ic company, was in Alliance Tues
day forenoon on busiuesK and took
occlusion to visit frieiid of whom
he hah altS a number In tliks it
From lier he went to Scot ts bluff.
M -s Win n it- Spa -lit went to l-iii-coln
!it Saturda to spend a slum
vacation with her brotlu.- Itoy, who
is attetidiiiK 'he .state university,
and with irieuds uf whom she has
falls a number in the capital city.
, Sin- visiti n Kva RSMN uid lla.el
Bowomh who an- both atlndlua,
. BCbCCl at l'uiversi;y I'lai'e. She
returned Monday.
Hon. .lohn H. St rahburfc.r came'
oer to Alliance Monday to meet
J. P, Cox who arrived Tuesday
morning from Alabama, corning via
Kaunas City. Mr. Cox was in this
country two years ago on a visit.
I'pou mature delilieratiou, he decid
ed to nail a section of l iuie Sam's
land lu Sheridan county while it
could be secured Mr. Sii-aaburg;-t-r
assisted t(iui in locating a good
Kiukaid claim on which he filed
Tuesday
