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troduce to each other the next buy
er and the next seller of property
In this town.
ABSTRACTERS
F. E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
I have the only set of abstract
books In Box Butte county. Office
In McCorkle Building. 10-tf-57O
TO RENT
ROOMS KOR RENT, MODERN.
82S Big Horn. Close to schools.
Phone 405 Green. CS8-1-1417)
FURNISHED ROOMS BV DAY OR
WEEK. Modern conveniences; close
In; prices reasonable. THE CRES
CENT HOUSE. 222 East Second St.
Phone 82. CtttfMlO)
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, upstairs opposite Darling's
store. 1396-35tf
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT -314
Sweetwater Ave., Phone 387.
Iltfl083
FOR RENT. Office or living
rooms. First Nat l Bank Building.
17tfll86
MISCELLANEOUS
Buy your coal of Rowan & Wright.
Phone 71. tf
All kinds of feed, in any quantity
desired, at E. I. Gregg & Son's.
Phone 155.
29-IM342
W. C. T. U. COUNTY
CONVENTION TODAY
The county convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance Un
ion is being held today at Peirvlew
church, ten miles northeast of Alli
ance. The program Includes fore
twMn and afternoon sessions, with
basket dinner at noon. Sixteen Al
liance ladies wvnt otit in autos and
carriage.
LEGAL NOTICE
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska, before L A.
Merry, County Judge.
In the Matter or the Estate of
Charles A. I.ockwood. Deceased.
TO Aid, PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF CHARLES A
LOOK WOOD. DECEASED:
Charles W. Lock wood having filed
his petition, under oath, in this Court
praying that administration of the
estate of said Charles A. I.ockwood,
be dispensed with and for a deeree
determining who are the heirs of
said Charles A. I.ockwood. deceased;
it is ordered t hut a hearing be had
on said petition at the county court
room in said county on thee 20th day
of September. 1112, at the hour of
1 o'clock P. M.. and that notice of
the time and place fixed for said
hearing to he given to all persons
interested In said estate by publica
tion of this order for three success
ive weeks in The Alliance Herald,
a newspaper printed and published
In said county.
Dated this 21st day of August, lit 12.
(Seal) L. A BERRY,
P.7-3t-174 County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
Money to loan on real estate. F.
K Reddish. 3tf
Curtis Best and Gooeh's Best flour
at E. L Gregg & Son's. Every sack
guaranteed. Phone 155.
29-tf-1342
. .. . pj . t -.
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood and
poets. Phone 71. tf
Coal office at Rowan's feed store.
ROWAN & WRIGHT, phone 71. tf
PAINE-FISHBURN GRANITE CO.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Make the best monuments and will
save you money. Call on A I.. WIK
ER, local salesman of Alliance, or
seed to Grand Island for price list.
ELATERITE ROOF PAINT. S. W.
Holt, manufacturers' agent at Alli
ance. We believe this is the best
paint at a moderate price that has
ever been introduced here. Phone
596. (37-..-1406)
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SAJiE Two seated carriage.
See W. B. Young. ::S-ll4l8)
GOOD NEW HOUSES iu best part
of Ailllance for sale on easy terms
or exchange for good stock. W. H.
BABBITT, 405 Box Butte Ave.
(37-1-1405)
GROCERY STORE FOR SAL E.
Good location, good trade. Reason
for selling, failing health of proprie
tor. Building to rent. Inquire at
Herald office.
27-tf-13t7
Old papers at The Herald office at
6 cents per bunch.
Free trial package of Conkley's
Lice Powder and big SO-ptige Poultry
book free from J. H. Vaughan and
Son.
33-4ik1-1::7S
FOR SALE
Dairy proposition. 4o acres im
proved land one mile from Alliau e.
6 head cows, 1 bull, 1 cream separa
tor. Also good residence property
In eastern part of state to trade for
stock. Inquire at Herald office.
138S 4-35
WANTED POSITION AS COOK
At hotel or ranch. Have had a num
ber of years' experience. Phone 499
Red (tMMUi)
LL KINDS OF PAINT I am
prepared to furnish paint at reason
able prices Any kind of patat you
want, from 25c to $1.25 per gallon.
Will sell vou the paint, or put it on
lor vou A W. HOLT Phone IN
(3T-3M4M)
St E. C. Whlsman for lowest
prices ou painting, paper hanging
and kalsominiug
$$ GET WISE ADVERTISE 6$
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska, before L. A.
Berry, County Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of
James A. Parker, Deceased.
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES A.
PARKER, DECEASED:
Charles W. Lock wood having filed
his petition, under oath, in this Court,
praying that administration of the
estate of said James A. Parker, be
dispensed with and for a decree de
termining who are the heirs of said
James A. Parker, deceased; it is
ordered that a hearing be had on
said petition at the county court
room In said county on the 20th day
of September. 1112, at the hour of
1 o'clock P. M., and that notice of
the time and place fixed for said
hearing to be given to all persons
Interested In said estate by publica
tion of this order for three success
ive weeks in The Alliance Herald,
a newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated this 21st day of August. 1912.
I Seal) L. A. BERRY.
(..7-3M75) County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE ODUNTV COURT, BOX
BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Before L A. Berry, Countv Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of )
lionise Barclay, deceased. )
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF Louise Bar
clay, Deceased:
Blfl II Of B. Clark having filed her
petition, under oa'h. in this court,
praying that administia; ion of the
e-tate of aid Iouise Barclay, be
dispensed with and for a decree de
termining who are the heirs of said
lJuise Barclay, deceased; it is or
dered that a hearing be had on said
petition at the county court room in
said county on the 28th day of Sep
tember. 1912, at the hour of 1 o'
clock P. M. and that notice of the
time and place fixed for said hearing
be given to all persons of this on! r
for rhree successive weeks in The
Alliance Herald, a newspaper printed
and published tn said county.
Ded this 2'uh day of August. IBIS.
L. A. BERRY.
I Seal I County Judge.
(38-3-178)
HEMINGFORD
Mr and .Mm. A. M Mill, r Iwtve
returned from their easterni trip.
Mrs. Jonh Armstrong and Mrs. Jus.
Holllnrake were Alliance visitors
Wednesday . going down with Mr.
and Mrs. James Hunter in tlve auto.
Miss Dollle Pierce. Mayme Miller.
Esther Neeland. (i. M Jenkins ami
D McCandless aotoed down to
Alliance Wednesday evening.
B. E. Johnson left Wednesday ev
ening with several oars of cattle for
Omaha
C. J. Wlldy returned from Omaha
Thursday
Mrs. Fred Ahley entertained about
fifty of the ladle of the Methodist
church at her home last Wednesday.
All re)rt a fine time
K. L. IMerce, wife and son DotasM
returned Thursday from Omaha, at
which place Uiey spent a few days
the first Of the week.
Ellii Brown had the misfortune to
have her hand bndly mashed in the
press at the printing office where
site is employed. It wna neressary
for Dr. McEuen to take eleven
si itches.
sea
Luke Phillips has been on the s.ick
list Hiis week with his old complaint,
stomach trouble.
see
John Gromeft moved bin family to
Marsland where he has a position on
the railroad.
Mrs. Brosliar came In from Sioux
county Wednesday, vilsMing over the
night with iter daughter Edith, going
on to Scotitslufr Thursday for a visit
with her daughter there.
Ruth Wdltsey and Edith llroshar
were Alliance visitors bet ween t rains
Friday.
see
Mrs Claude Campbell wont down to
Alliance Thursday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Theo. Col vim.
Mrs. Lloyd spent a few days last
mk In the country visiting her
daughter, Mrs. N. A. Rockey.
Wm. Spencer was a w est bound pas-
n Mgor on 4". Wednesday
Mr. Morton was an incoming pas
senger on 44 Saturday, going out to
visit his son in Sioux county.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderseu were in
coming passenger on 44 Saturday
for b vlisiLt with her alders here.
Clarence Rosenerger. Ed Matin and
Herert Enyeart were among those
going down to Lincoln to attend tflie
fair.
A. K. Clark left for tUV west on
a hunting trp Saturday.
m m m
Rutli and Blanche Wlltsey spent
Sunday with Irnla Ixrtspcich.
Me C .1 Wildv and children re-
i, i Tuesdav from Crawford where
they have been visiting her stater.
Mrs Knum.
n H Whitfield returned on
Tueadav to take uu his position cs
principal of the Hfgh school.
DR. F. W. BOLAND
Office Over First State
Bank
Hemingford. Nebr.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I, L. A. Berry. County Judge of Box
Butte County, Nebraska, hereby not
ify all persons having claims and
demands against the estate of Ern
estine Klttelmaun. deceased. I have
set and appoint. -d for the reception
examination and adjustment of claims
and demands against her estate,
March lilst, 1912, at the county court
room at Alliance in said County. All
persons so interested in said estate
will appear at said time Hnd place
and duly presenx their said claims
and demands In the manner required
by law; and in case any of .siid
claims shall not be presented by
said date, the same shall be forever
hat red.
Given under my hand and .seal of
the county court this I'Hth dav of
August. IBIS. L. A. BERRY,
(Seal) Count) .ludae.
(J8-4-I77I
Bargain in Land
One hundred and bixty acres of
good Box Butte county land at a
bargain. One-half cash, time on bal
ance. Will take good, new automo
bile as part pay. Call at Me,-.. id of
fice or write the owner, John E
Nooner. Fulton. S. D I .".8-:: 1420)
It Can Be Relied Upon
The American Drug and Press As
sociation authorizes its members to
guarantee absolutely Meritol Hair
Toni It has no equal. It is a
wonderful remedy. A trial will con
vince you. F J. Brennau
RANCHMEN. ATTENTION! It Is
good economy to double the life of
a fence post when you can do it at
a cost of less than oue cent per
post, which can be done with the
cheapest paint 1 have S. W HOLT.
Alliance. Nebr. PLoue IN
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The men of this neighborhood are
most done haying.
Mrs. P. S. Malley and Auntie Mail
ey and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hawkins
took dinner at the J. C. Wright home
Sunday.
Mrs. W. S Coker had a big din
ner Sunday for her relatives from
old Missouri.
Mrs. Cal Underwood and daughter
took dinner with Auntie Malley on
Tn-sday . the 20th.
Mount Pleasant Sunday school
closed for good and all Sunday Too
much prejudice for a union Sunday
school.
Grandma Scofield from Blackfoot.
Idaho, us visiting in this neighbor
hood this week. This VM her for-
nu r home.
see
Mrs. R. R. Reddish has IUtlfCO
visit. i.a her this week. Don't know
w litre from.
a
Thomas Gilshanuou is buck and is
working for R. R. Reddish thru hay
ing. The I'nderwood brother are stack
ing hay for H. Robison.
Shirley and Bonnie llagaiuan were
over night vi.-itors at home one
night this week. They work In the
liay field every day.
P. S. Malley w is gathering grain
and vegetables for ithe state lair
Sunday.
Mrs. G. G. Clark went to jUMlBfB
after the teacher sue i going to
board this fall.
0000000
MARSLAND MENTION
OOOOOOOO
Prom the Tribune. Aug :::
Mrs J. M Willis went to Alliance
I uesday,
Lh Woody wh an Vlllance buffi
ti visitor Sunday.
Dr. Miller left on 41 Monday for
Alliance on Important business
J. S. Michaels went to Alliaie e
Tuesday to rile on land la Sioux
county.
Miss Nina Boy-son of Alliance was
In our cVf.v visiting frhnd Saturday
of Inst week.
Mrs. Kate albrldne returned to
her home In Alliance after a few
days' visit with relatives
The Ijadle' Aid will meet at the
Metlio.iist parson.me net U 'ednesdny
aiieinooti at I: If, A Kood attend
BUM Is desired
Mrs Laura Shaw, a daughter of
Hiram Wilson, left Tuesday BlgbJ
for ;i two weeks' visit at poitMs In
eastern Nebraska and Iowa
Mrs. LewHs Dunn and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Eugene Dunn, both of Wal
thBI, Nebraska, are Lsktiiug thta
ue.k witth the former's daughter,
Mrs. H. A. Bowman-.
Ke o. S. Raker left yesterday
for Attklnson, Nebraska, whore he
goes to attend the annual session of
the Northwest Nebraska contference
of the M. E. church. He will be
gone about a week. In hta absence
there will be no preachtlnw at the
Methodist church nextt Sunday, but
the other services will be held na
usual.
We are requested to call particu
lar attention to the call for a mass
meeting of democrats next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of organiz
ing a Wilson and Marshall club. It
U expected that Hon. VV. H. Thorn p
st n, chairman of the "tate central
oontmltttee. will be present and de
liver tin address, but If tt should bo
impossible for him to be heje, some
on.- else will be sent to take his
place.
As a u noti need last week, our rail
road correspondent Is with us again
and startes out this week with a
splendid installment of railroad
news. We believe that to persons
who are Interested In these railroad
notes this department of the paper
is alone worth the price of a year's
subscription.
Any person tn Alliance who would
like a boy tx wotfk aittd go to sohool,
eau secure Information by calling up
E. P. Wood' residence, phone 24"
blue . .
L. M. Scotit and D. A. Jameson
drove up from Ijuket'.de on husines
today. While in this city, Mr. Scott,
who is an auctioneer, called at The
HenaUl office and set himself ahead
on subscription and ordered an ad
inserted in our column of prafestion
j.l cards. He Informs us that he
1. s several sales engaged for MM
ta'.i; or this month and the fore part
of O. ber.
Mrs. J, U NtOOloJ titid daughter re
turned Saturday from their trip Co
(Mi:;) whtre they had a plea Fa nt sfJaV
it w-.tli relativts and friends. On
their retmn they stopped in Omaha
for a visit with relatives.
e
Edgar W. Wilson returned yester
day mot n il. k from the eat wh.-re
had shipped i lead of horses. Upon
hks arrival heme he received word
that his brother was seriously ill
again.
a m
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Davenport and
family arrived last Saturday nocn
on their return from a very pleasant
ivslt with friends at Burlington, la.,
and l-onmx, IH. That night one of
the boys, Hugh, was taken sick with
typhoid fever, probably due to drink
ing Impure water on the trip. He
was reported somewhat better today.
LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Better Tone to Beet Steers on
Moderate Supply.
H06S ARE STEAOY TO STRONG
Fall Opening
"September 12. ItlS. Ladles' suits,
ooaits and millinery. Here is where
you find up-to-date wearing apparel.
Swellest and best prices prices to
suit all. Come In and look our
goods over. SIMMONS.
(3B.1-1428)
You can't afford to be without
'., ike. 's Whit:' Diarrhea Hi in i
H is I pos. ive re ii t fl Jill tl. s d -MBf
wim Ii kills Lhousatids ct Ik.i k.
yearly . Price 50c; Por Sale by J
it. Vauglian & Sun (3BSM3I
LOOK AT VOUR DATE
Again The Herald wishes to re
mind subsc ribers to look at the dates
stamped on their papers, or the
wrappers, bj connection with their
names. The date on each paper or
wrapper Indicates the time to which
the subscription has been paid. The
date ts indicated by giving the num
ber of the month, the day of the
month, and the last two figures of
the year. For instance, 12-13-11.
means that the subscription has been
paid to he. ember It, 1911, and that
the subscriber Is norw more than six
months in arrears on his subscrip
tion. 4-10-1:: would mean that the
subscriber Is paid ahead to April 10,
11 8 812 would mean August 8,
lilt, and shows that the time for
which paid expires today.
W'e are willing to send the paper
for a limited time after expiration
of the time tor which paid, when
sul.scribens wish us to do so, but
cannot under the. regulations of the
,'o-- office department send to sub
seribers wiio are a year behind, un
til they have made payment.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts Fairly
Large Lambs Generally Steady anc
in Spots Strong Fat Sheep Mostly
Steady Feeding Stuff Steady tt
Dime Up.
Union Stock Yards. South Omaha
Sept 2. A very good run of cattU
BOWed up today, about, 7,oiH) head
Theie wen. scarcely any corn fed cat
lie hers today and the market WtU
soineuhat stronger than it was the
latter part of last week. More lift'
and i Other better lone characterised
the market lor cows and heifers and
the most usctul offerings sold a shade
stronger thun they did toward the
close of last week. Veal calves wert
in gH)d request and strong. Bulls
stags, etc.. round a fair outlet and a
good, flint market. Pretty close to
steady prices were paid for desirable
stockeis and feeders. About 11,401
head of stock cattle and feeding steer:
were shipped to the country last week
Western beel cattle prices were
steady to stronger, as compared with
the close Of last week, hut i ally a
quarter lowe; than one week ago
'altle quotations: Choice to priim
beeves, $!.2"fl 10.2"; good to cholc
iMwroO) IS.3699.00j fair to good
bec.., I7.8O4B8.O0) common to fair
beeves, tO.00ffc?.2Si good to ch ic
heifers, $CtS0 9.1l ; good to choice
cows, $.' 2"'Ji ti.no, fair to good grades
$4 2"fi V2-"i : canners and cutters, $3.04
4.0(); veal calves, 14.6001.10; bulls
stags, etc.. $4.00416.60; choice to prime
feeders A.?6T.60; good to Choics
feeders, 60.00 4B0.?f; fair to good feed
ers l.'.L'.jft .".7.'; ( ommon to fair tOfd
ers, $1,500)6.00; stock cows and Itelf
ers, $4.t6(l6SO; choice to prime tat
beeves, $?.?$$)S.7l; good to cbolct
grass beeves, $7.onfi 7.7.". : fail to g j id
grass beeves. $ti.25(& 7 poor to lair
grass beeves, $5.0OtJ.O0.
Only 2,400 hogs arrived today and
prices were mostly steady to strong,
and In some Instances a nickel higher
than Saturday's market. Several loads
of good light hogs brought $8.50, a
nickel above the best price on Satur
day. Receipts of sheep and lambs were
fairly large, about 2t,000 head. Ship
ments arrived mainly from Idaho,
Montana. T't.ih and Wyoming and
were comprised mostly of sheep, ewes
and wethers being; numerous. As
really good lambs were rather scarce,
what were here sold generally steady,
and In some cases stronger than the
close o last week. Prices paid for
fat sheen were eenerally steady. Feed
ing stuff sold at prices steady to 10c
up.
Sheep md lamb quotations: Iambs.
good to choice, $!. 5006.75: lambs, fair
to good. $ti.251ii 5o: lambs, feeders.
". OoTii: lit- .... ,-lit..... i i
light. $4.6596.10; yearlings, good to
choice heavy, $l.tiiifi4.9o; yearlings.
feeders, $4400 6.S6; wethers, good to
choice $4.000 4.40; wethers, fair to
good. 66,6004.00; wethers. feeOers,
$:: .o0 4.oo: cv , good to choice j:: : o
0)4.00; ewes, feeders. 62.oo(S.",.5ii:
ewes. y ailing breeders $4.5o(tf 5.00 :
e.ves, aged. 6" 5oi? l.oo; cull sheep and
bucks. ". 00 0 3. on.
SQUARE SILOS.
Ira Wampet, Carthage. Missouri,
writes as follows: " wish to build a
square silo In one corner of my barn,
but do not know the beat way to pro
ceed. Any information you can give
will be appreciated."
The square silo is last going out of
use. because of the difficulty In con
structing same In such a way as to
make it profitable. Several years ago.
or. BJ other words, when silo building
was la Its infancy, a good many aquare
silos were constructed, but they were
soon abandoned for several reasons,
mainly because It was impossible to
prevent leaking at the sides, and a
ond. the silage spoiled iu the corners.
The next step of advancement was to
board up the corners, which made the
silo more o' a round structure, and
the latest development has been tbe
round silo, which Is considered far
superior to the square type of con
struction. We are sending you under separate
cover our farm barn plans, and you
will note that there is a plan for a ailo.
This is a concrete ailo. which is sim
ilar to many that are being built in
various sections of the corn belt.
When properly constructed, the con
crete silo is more permanent than the
wooden silos, and preserves the silage
equally as well as the other types
The first cost may be a little bit more,
but the permanency offsets this ob
jection. There Is another type of ailo
which la beiug built very extensively
throughout Iowa, which is known as
the Iowa silo, and is built of hollow
tile or hollow building blocks,
fin t her information on this silo
suggest that you write to Professor
II, I.. King, Ames, Iowa.
DOINO THtIR DUTY
Scores of Herald Readers are Learn
ing the Duty of the Kidneys
To filler the blood Is the kldneyo
duty
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are weak.
BaottMBf and other kidney Ills may
follow;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pillsthe test
ed kidney remedy.
Alliance people endorse their worth.
Mrs I Whaley, 422 K Oregoo
St , Alliance. Nebr., says: "I havo
had no reason to change my high
Opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills since)
I publicly recommended them In May,
1907. Over three years ago my kid
neys became badly disordered and
the kidney secretions were unnatur
al. Whenever I stooped sharp pains
darted thru my loins and it was diffi
cult for me to straighten. 1 fried
nan rvmodlct Bat Ml failed to help
me until I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at Moisten s Drug Store. They
brought relief In a short time and I
continued using them until I was
free from kidney complaint ''
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Remember the name Doan's and .
take no other.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Bids Wanted for Furnishing Coal
and Unloading Cars
Bids will be received by the Board
of Kducatlon of the Alliance City
Schools until September 2, for coal
as follows:
r.oo tons more or less of nut and
egg, also 500 tons more or less of
screened nut: same to be run orer
not less than an Inch screen.
Coal delivered f. o. b. Alliance in
car lots, or delivered In bins at tho
several school buildings.
Bids will also be received for un
loading cars of con! to the several
buildings.
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Bids will be received by the sec
retary. D. W. HUGHES,
Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICE
SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICK IS Herehy given that un
der and by virtue of a decree of
foreclosure and sale given in thMr
district court of Box Butte County,
Nebraska, in a cause therein depend
ing, in which the Kquitable ltnd
(Vmipany was plaintiff, and Ora E3.
PhllUps. Inn Bogard. and Jane Bo
gard hte wife whose true ChrieAHani
name is unknown were defendants ,
I wtWl on the 7 day of October, A.D.,
1912, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
at the west front door of the count
house In the oWy of Alttatnxe In enUdi
county -offer for me d sell at pub
lic vendue to the highest bidder Dor
cash the followiing described mort
gaged premises sod real etfaJte, to
wit: The South East quarter at
section twenty two 122) On own
alvOp twenty five (25) north of
range fifty one (oil west in said
0 BBsty,
for the payment and scit'isfaKitoa of
aid decree. C. II. COX, Sheriff,
.. W. CK1TKS.
Attorney for Pln'.nSlff.
(394-170)
LEGAL NOTICE
SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE TALE
For
we
NOTICK IS HEilKBY OIVI N t t if.
uudir tnd by virtu? of a docres of
fmecki ure smd i! p'vca in the dis
trict com; of P-:x 3u .la cou:. y. Xo
bratln, la cat . Uhhj dsptadlai
:i w l :h li Kqui: .bl ' I tnd Com
pany a- p'a :i it, an I Ora K. Phil
lips. Prank1 a. m e, Aaafr k. Ms
sin, Cordel Colv'n. BmflM C.v n and
l ry Bov in in wcr d : . , I
w I on the 7 dty of Oc doer. V. D.
I !l 2, at on;- )'c!oc k a :ii afte.i k:
at i.lu ff ft . at coor tjig the OMS$
house in th r'.ty of AKrincs, 'n said
county, off?r for wile and -e'l at vnb
llc vendue to the highest bidder for
cah. the following dtscribc-d mort
gaged premises and real es a . to
w4t :
The s . a a ei t quttrter of sec
tion Th tte.n (18) In township
twoaly I x (M) amtB of range
fifty two (52) west In said coun
ty for the payment and satisfaction of
suid dfxree. C. M. COX. Sheriff,
v. w. CfUTBB,
Attorniey fcr Plaintiff.
. 5-1 no
L M. Scott, Auctioneer
Lakeside, Nebraska
Will cry your bbIbb any where.
See me Of leave dates at the
Alliance Herald.
WANTED Milk customer. ItJ
(juarttt for a dollar I'hoiie 1 eiti Red.
Win C Hrown (364M49S)
Go
After
Business
In a business way the
advertising way. An ad
in this paper offers the
maximum service at the
minimum cost. It
reaches the people of
the town and vicinity
you want to reach
Don't forget Die uims meeting
di mocra'. at the count house, Tuos-
dny evening. September In I
I.
Try It-
It Pays