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E R. Morrison, traveling engineer.
went wrt on 4:t Monday.
Conductor Clyde Mullock Is laying
off thin week on account of "I"
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Passenger Hrakeman Hay Mark,
wao has DOM laying off, has report
ed for WOrt
Road Master DM Lyntch ramp
borne Sunday from a business trip
t Galesbuis
Brakcman Jack Burke la In Friend
visiting his parent. Ho wtH bo
goae ten day.
Mm. J. W. Gaddis will go to O
maha Friday on. a short business
pleasure 1rlp.
Conductor Kdd Beard and Brake-
Fred Vaughn of the Crawford
train spent Sunday in Alliance.
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Mia Janet Grassman and sister
returned from IMattsmouth Monday
where they had been visiting a few
days.
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Mrs. M. E. Johnson returned last
Friday from Grand Island where she
baa been spending a few days with
her parents.
Conductor J. 8. Ward ia making
arrangements for building on his
lot on Box Butte avenue about tbe
first of June. It will be a five-room
bungalow modern m every way.
Mrs. Austin, wife of Engineer
Austin of Seneca, came up Friday
for a few days' visit with friends.
She ia a guest at Engineer John
son's home.
Mrs. Llriie Phillips Warrick 1a In
Alliance at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. PhMlipa of West
Lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Warrick have
been living in Idaho. They have
traded I heir Idaho land for Texas
land and will go south In a week
or ten days to make their home.
The B. of H. T. banquet was a
grand success m every particular.
The speeches were all very Interest
ing and Instructive. The cartoons
drawn for the occasion by Mr. John
Adams were very appropriate. The
lunch was heartily enjoyed by all
present.
Machinist and Mrs. George Davis
WU1 leave for Lincoln Friday. Mr.
Davis will visit relatives in Lincoln
and University IMace returning to
Alliance Monday. Mrs. Davis will
attend the (irand Chapter of the
Eastern Star to be held In Fremont
next week. She will visit in Omaha
and Plattaraouth before her return.
Tli? western Santa Fe lines have
started a movement to abolish the
salaried general chairmen of griev
ance committees of the organiza
tions or Conductors and Trainmen
Many of the men consider them an
expensive luxury. They feel that
tome new system should be adopted
to cut down the expenHes of settling
differences with the railroads. The
Order of Railway Conductors of Den
ver have also started a movement
to reduce t he salaries of their grand
lodge officers. These matters will
all be brought before the next na
tional conventiou.
Engineer H Kennau left Saturday
morning tor llarrisburg where he
goes as a delegate to the national
convention of the H. of I.. E. Me
was accompanied by Engineers l.
Fit Patrick and M. N'olal. Engineer
Dully Of Lincoln went as delegate
from that division, accompanied by
H. Wigeiijort. They expect to be
(one about six weeks. llarrisburg
la the national home or this Order
They own a rine rourteeu stor of
fice building where the meeting will
be held There will be about eight
Hundred delegates from the l.'nited
States, Mexico. 1st limits of Panama
and Canada.
CONTRADICTS PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Declares Taft Approved Har
vaster Trust Case.
0tei nav Mai 7. in a statemcal
Issii' d hero by Colonel Koosctli. in;
reply to President Taft's pe-,h in
Baltimore, the colonel asserts. Mr Taft
knew h was making in untrue state
metit win d ha said the rnrmer pi est
dent agpreaoad an oplulaa that tht
ami troot law might to be repealed.
He also again contradicts the presi
dent in regard to the "harvester trust'
case, saving that at a cabler; meeting
Mid In private conversation with htm
Mr Tat' "repeat edlv and mphatically
approver! ti tctaally taken."
Oolonsl Roosevalt rerers to the p. nd
Ing Investigation of Judge An hhald
and asserts that the fudge was ap
pointed to placate a Penasyl vaolg pol
ttlrlait. il though the appointee's al
leged nufit'-ss for the office already
hA beer railed to Mr. Taft a attention
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ONLY A EEW MEMBERSHIPS LEFT
Having bought for CASH 500Player Pianos, in one lot the saving
mada on each player la JUST THE AMOUNT WE ARE SAVING
YOU on the instrument you buy.
1150 to $230 CLEAR SAVING to you. This Is worth your at
tention for wo can show you in every case JUST WHERE WE
MAKE THE SAVING and you can buy MORE PIANO VALUE than
ever before for the money you Invest.
YOU MUST BECOME A MEMBER to aajoy all the advantages of the
PLAYER CLUB. In order that you may clearly understand the PLAN
come and let us explain fully the the CLUB PLAN.
Selling 500 Player Pianos through a State-wide sale, reduces the COST
OF SELLING, and this SAVING IS YOUR SAVING and you as a buy
er are entitled to EVERY SAVING WE 'AN MAKE.
j Was $820.00
KE cAdn.oo Ft
H I Price T in
TO MEMBERS OF THE CLUB A REBATE ON ALL ADVANCE
PAYMENTS IS MADE. This feature alone represents a clear sav
ing to you of $28.50 to $40.70, depending upon the option you se
lect. Let us explain.
IMMEDIATELY UPON BECOMING A MEMBER you receive your
instrument set in your home absolutely FREE of expense to
you, and with it we GIVE you a BENCH AND SCARF FREE.
The player will be tuned, regulated and polished.
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This CLUB PLAN IS FOR THE sale of NEW PLAYER PIANOS ONLY
We huvc in stock TWO used players that we will make unusual
ermo on. These pianos are now on exhibition, we will play them for
you and will give you all the privileges of the CLUB If taken at once.
FREE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PLAYER CLUB, the use of 500
rolls of the latest music, all new, direct from the factory. As a MEM
BER YOU can exchange the rolls at our local store, and have in your
home all the late popular and classical music.
A PLAYER AND ROLLS, 107.00 A Bargain for Some One! See it!
BENNETT CO., ALLIANCE, NEBR., 110 WEST 3rd STREET
Bennett Co., Omaha
