MANY
Are Anxiously Awaiting Their
Return
Associated
Doctors
Specialists
Will be in Alliance It Drake
Hotel
Monday, May 6
ONK DAY ONLY
These are the Doctors you no
doubt have read about. White you
m; y not know them personally, you
may know them by reputation or
through some of your neighbors they
have treated.
The remarkable success of these
talented physicians in the treatment
of chronic diseases has aroused
much enthusiasm in the Northwest.
This ts said to be and no doubt
Is true, one of tli' most able spec
l&ltats organization of Its kind in
this wet ion of the country, and
must be a successful one from t he
many good results they are getting.
The Associated Doctors, licensed
by the state of Nebraska for the
treatment of deformities and nerv
ous and chronic diseases of men.
women and children, offer to all
who call on them consultation, ex
amination and advise free.
It Is specially requested that mar
ried ludii - conic with their husbands
and minors with their parents.
The name Associated Doctors Is
what It implies, a union of special
ists, twelve In number, that have
gotten together for the treatment of
chronic and nervous diseases Not
to be understood that they treat
all diseases that the human ImmI.v Is
heir to. They mean to be very
careful In select inn and taking eases
as they want good results, which
mi. .in- good returns in the way of
i heir patients recoinmetidinn them
to others.
They estimate that over eighty per
cent of the patients now coming to
them come from recommendations
of thoMc they have treated.
THKY DO NOT Heal any acute
diseases whatever, their time and
attention beUli devoted m such din
eases as follows:
Diseases of the stomach, latest,
ities, liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
spleen, kidneys or bladder, rheuma
tism, sciatica, diabetes, bedwettiug.
leg ulcers, weak lungs and those af
flicted with long standing, deep
seated chronic disease.- that have
baffled the skill of the family phy
sicians should not fall to call.
According to their system, no
more operations for appendicitis, gall
stone, tumors, or goiter. They
vre among the first in America to
-earn the name of "Bloodless Sur
geon," by doing away with knife.
with blood and with all pain in the
successful treatment of these dan
gerous diseases.
PUBLIC MARKET MOVE
Suggestion Concerning Public Mar
ket Place and Later Public
Market House
PROPOSITION LOOKS GOOD
Oiii esteemed and venerable friend,
Mrs. M. J. Mnumgardner, makoH a
suggestion to The 1 1 raid that we
think would be well for the Conuncr
tirtl Club or the city officiate to look
into It Is In regard to a public
market place where farmers can
bring their produce and offer It for
sale, at. a specified time to be
known by the people of the city.
Mrs. Haumgardner says that the
south enl ol the courthouse grounds
has been used for a good purpose
and much good accomplished there
by. She Uitaifcs it might now be us
ed for another good purpose as a
public market place. She Informs
Tho Herald that the city in which
sl.e lived seventy years ago, OeUyv
hurg, PennN.vlvatila, had a public
market place on the court house
grounds at that time. She has of
ten thought of the need of a puddle
market place in Alliance. Probably
i lie remembrance of seventy years
ago, coupled with the recent use of
the court, house grounds here, sug
ger:eu to ner tnat mat would ne a
suitable place.
Whether it would be beat to es
tablish a nmrket place on the court
h" 'isc grounds or not, we think the
suggestion In regard to having such
an Institution here a good one, at
! mm it la deserving of investiga
tion. A place could be selected
where wagons could back up to the
sidewalk and watt on customers cer
tu'n hours of the day, say from I
o'clock a. in. to 2 or o'clock p. in.,
and to begin with, on only one or
two certain days of the week. This
could be advertised so that the peo
ple of the city as wll In the
surrounding country could know
vhat days of the week w r market
days. Later, If this was found to
e a success and considered worth
conlinuiing. n public marker house
could he butt.
THE FIGHT AGAINST
BRYAN IN NEBRASKA
their party on h good solid founda
tion will take care of the in en sei k
ing to engulf it In the old slough
kept h corpoi at ii us for (Jrover 1"I
lvwogs tO play in
Stand up for democracy as enun
ciated by Jeffersc.n, maintains! by
.liwkaon and so eloquently eiurldat- ,
ed by Bryan. Shy t anything that
saw r of corporation control of the j
party as It was under drover. These
remnants have ever b i n a block in
the jwitli of true democrats and the,
party nver could win till it passed
over their prostrate forms. slive (
PLAIN DEMOCRACY'
From The Chancellor, Omaha:
"Plain democracy" is all that The
Chancellor stands for. But plain
democracy does not mean "sidestep
ping" nor does it mean "standpat
tlng." I'lain democracy means a gov
ernment of, by and for the people,
and there must be something wrong
with l lie democracy of the Valentine
Democrat when It shies at the word
"progressive." Some light is thrown
upon the Valentine Democrat's av
ersion to the word progressive by
several editorials in another column
of the same issue in which refer
ence to The Chancellor appears. In
one editorial that paper throws a
boquet in .ludson Harmon's direction
and a brickbat in the direction of
the greatest democrat of them all,
W illiam J. Bryan. Bryan's (taBBOC
racy is good enough and "plain" e
nough for The Chancellor.
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
Alliance has been designated as a
place for special examinations to be
taken by those who wish to enter
the employ of the government. The
following special examinations will
be held here: May 4, principal and
teacher of agriculture (male) ; Mav
8, scientist in soil culture (male);
May S and it, junior chemist (explos
ives); May li, plate cleaner (male);
May and LM, laboratory assistant
in ohoiiiisiery ininlei. Anyone wish
ing information in regard to any of
the above examinations may obtain
same hy calling at the post oft i c
anil Inquiring of Mr. J. N Johnston.
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5
REAL
211 Box Butte Ave.
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ESTATE
Alliance, Nebraska
Farms,
Ranches,
City
Property
FINE HAIR GOODS
BBLOW ARB TDK N A .MKS
of a few of the many patients that
have many good (Jungs to Bay for
the Associated Doctors.
Grace Munk, Dell Rapids, S !.,
catarrh and tleatnesa.
Mrs. O. G. Anderson, Mlna. S. D.
nervous and kidney, trouble. '
Mrs. John H. Kleser. Yankton, S
I), nearly dead with heart ami kid
ney trouble producing dropsy, was
given only one week to live in;
short time under their treatment
was doing some of her housework.
John Gerlach, Agar. S. D. old
sare on lip.
Bert Clark, Selby, S 1) , sj pleas
'd with Associated Ho icis treat
ment, brought his father In for
Jreatmen,
Mrs. Frank Gray, HUjMUqu, N.
D., catarrh of stomach, general de
bility. Anton De Young, Adit en, S. D.,
rheumatism, writes he is doing fine
Mrs. Sherman Vaun. Huron. s
D., feels that she has struck tin
i.ght do tors this time
Mrs. J. L. Hall, Hot Spring-. S
I)., writes she Is doing nicely under
their treatment
Mrs. Ben Mcliride, Wagner
D., catarrh of stomach.
Many outers mat space win not
permit
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Notice to Taxpayers
Taxes on Heal Estate dtawi 10
per cent Interest after May firat
E M M.UtTIN, Co Tr a.-
dlS and 20-64: wl8-4-12oo
Crete Democrat: It is about
time the democrats of the state had
a look behind the curtain to see
these political medicine mixers at
work There you would recognize
the Taf; suporters. the old Palmer
did lluekner corporal ion tools and
lot of young unscrupulous pie
hunters, busily engaged making dope
that will catch em, unsuspecting
democrat.-, as the nigger said "uoeli
or comen." They are very active
just now, hut as some cf them have
openly declared, when cornered, that
they will not vote for Wilson
nr.minated, it is safe to predict they
will be just as active Tuft support
ers as their prototypes were for
McKldley in I8!t or just the same
for Palmer and fiuikiu r
rhetce fellows like to work under
cover, till they are smoked out, then
they become desperate; a la World
Herald at this time, and fan the air ,his c,,x
with their lone miiiih slimline- hu.h " on
tlcally at every move made by dem
ocrat wno worK in tne open, as
Mr. Bryan does and t-IK the peo-
Miss I'n sent, of Chicago, is now
slu. wing an eastern importer's big
line of fine hair goods at the N ra
York Hat Shop. She can Rattan the
iiiii-i difficult shades, such as drabs,
blonds, greys and auburns, in (tho
finest quality French hair, and den.
onstrates the latest styles in hair
drc .ing. One week only.
We Have a Few Snaps inRanches
if Taken by May 1 st
Write or Call
On last Saturday. Fred Kauffo'.d
brought to The Herald office sun
rdes of Burly Ohio and lied Tri
umph pt aloe- grown by him last
summer They are fine specimens of
spuds He informs The H.-rald
that the Early Ohios yielded 125
bushe's to the are. while the Ked
,f Triumph yielded 80. The seed was
dipped in corrosive sumimute ami
the potatoes growing from it were
free from disease which sonietiiin I
lmfects potatoes.
Ii " H. Pesomber and three
children anie c! um from hdgf mont
last Frid; . for a few days' stay in
Mr. Desomber is engin
he switch engine at that
place. Tiny went from Alliance a
few nio i lis ago. They are doing
well in their new home and like the
syf
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RTHPQRT
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Station
Is
pie just where he stands on every towl1
question.
Thev have a hie li on ihir Three
hands revamping the old G rover M1'1 l
remnants for detii;:it s to ih Huiti. I 20tf '. -lt
more convention to support cue of
'rover's cabinet for president, and
they expect to fool you with tlie-e
galauized remnants, just as Teddv
has been fooling the progressive re
publicans In order to sidetrack La
holletie. Will you support such
men anj longer. Is the question now
up to you?
These corporation democrats were
in power from 1892 to IKio; when
rooms for
Phone 674.
rent
317 W
Snow Drift Flourat the
Fair Store, $1.55 per
sack. Phone 589.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of Nebraska
) as.
Box Butte County )
IN TH1 M VTTFR OF THE ES
TATK OF JOHN BKCTU5R, DE
CEASED.
I, L. A. Berry, County Judge of
Box Butte county, Nebraska, hereby
the nrotfiw-sive democrat under the notify all persons having claims and
Ic arici shin cf lli ven and ethers in demands against the estate of John
tins -tate and nation, met and van
qulaned them and now the fight is
on again.
The remnants have become bold
in ineir etlorts to out tor a aril a
levcland democrat as candidate fcr
president, because they think they
have the breweries and booze fight
ei back of them. They are anxious
to brim; on a strap over the liquor
question, so they can work the pro
hibiticn racket at every election
Tht are nen circulating the state
an tit thai Wilscn is u prohibition
1st
Tbi ;f cor.teinptible methcris. re
:ru ii to by the bunch of cheap pie
utt : - Mai ottitc Bookatu, to work
upc i ihe prejudices of nitu who take
a gi; - ii -casicually have bec-c me so
ecmiiii a tiiat they will not fcol any
but hirrcoin lotfers. The change
hi i c .ie ai. i deniocrats 'w ho have
-utiug for 2d i-ears 10 Mut
lieutler that 1 have set and appointed
Che Hth day of October, 1912, at lu
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Coun
ty Curt room in Alliance, for the
examination of all claims against the
estate of said de. ! nt with a view
to their allowance and payment.
All persons inter Itod as ereditor-
cjf the said estate will present their
claims to me at said time, or ahow
cause for not so doing, aud in case j
any claims are not so presented by
hU time they shall be forever
barred.
This notice shall be served -by j
public at. jn thereof for four conaecu
tive weeks in the Alliance Herald, a
newspaper published in Alliauce.
prior to the day of hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal j
of said court this ltith day of March.
1912. L. A BERRY.
(SEAL) County Judge
U-tt-lou
A New Town at a Railroad Center
If you are looking for a location.
get busy and investigate North
port and its probable future
We need a drug store and a hardware store. Tell
your friends about it. We want live boosters who
are willing to work for the development of the North
Platte Valley.
It you want to know anything about Northport or its
surroundings call at the office or write.
The Northport Townsite and
l..r m.i KOY HOWARD,
Investment CO., Manager
NORTHPORT, NEBRASKA