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Look Over His Line
Hanan, Edwin Burr, E. P. Reed, and Sher
wood Ladies line Is the finest line shown
west of Chicago by any retail dealer.
Look Them Over
J. B. DENTON'S
Variety Store
We have a big lot of Xmas things com
ing and must make room for them. We
will give special low prices to reduce
stock and make room for Xmas goods
With every purchase amounting to
$1.50 we will give a beautiful 1913
calendar plate, price 50c
We have children's wagons, wheel
barrows, sulkies, rocking horses, etc.,
on which you can save money by pur
chasing now-
The Savory Roaster
represents perfection in the
art of roasting meats or poul
try. You will get the cost
back in satisfaction the very
first time you use it. Prices
$1 up.
NEWBERRY'S HDW. CO.
The Pacific Coast Tour
Grandest Railroad Journey in the World
There are more, than one hundred different ways to no or to come,
but tile all-year way to California, the way in one direction at least, N
through the Denver gateway, with Iconic Colorado and Salt Lake along
the way.
It you desire a more southerly route in winter, no via Uenver Mid
the Santa rV Craud Canyon Koute. through New Mexico -the way (..
sunshine: If tiiis is not far enough south, go through Kuui City and
Texas, returning through Salt Latke and Scenic Colorado Jlut to reali-:
the maximum possibilities us to scenery, oities, agricultural landscape and
"travel education" of this comprehensive tour, you should include th i
Shasta Koute and the I'acific Northwest the I'ortland. I'ugel Sound, and
Spokane regions.
In "Seeing America Klrxt" you nee its mighty and mugnifieeir
half on a Pacific Coast tour. You should not only "See America h'irst'
but VOM should see all of it you can from a Murliugton train
J. KRIDELBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L VrV. WAKELEY, G. P. A.. Omaha
BABIES IN SHOW RING
Stock Show Will Introduce a SeSj
tion in Eugenics
Several Weeks ago a prominent
scientist declared in a public lecture
that more promt ss was being made
in the development of hogs thrill of
humans This statement was herald
ed fur and wide by the press, and
while it was easy to prove that much
inniro' etneiit had been made in the
development of hogs, there is no
data at hand to show whether any
improvement has been made in the
development of the human rai e or
not .
In order to secure some data In
this direction, the National Wetti rn.
Stock Show has di cided this year to
introduce in the show a department
of Kugenics. The term "Kugenics"
is n modern word and means better
breeding of ImMMM The Stock
Show Association will include in this
MCtlOfl of tht- show an exhibit of
charts showing t lie Meiult ll.oi Uvv
of Heredity, a child's welfare exhib
it atid a child's health exhibit The
latter department is in fact a baby
WEDDING KNOT
TWICE TIED
Cutter County Licence fot B'.iine
County Wedding Second
Ceremony Necessary
ALLIANCE YOUNG MAN GROOM
The Custer County l publican of
last Thursday contains an account
of it wedding In which the ceremony
was performed twice, "once lor show,
once for sure". The groom Is it
Boa BtttAe county youttg num. Krank
Douglas of Alliance The llerutd
congratulates him ami his bride and
wishes them a long ami prosperous
married life so happily begun Fol
lowing RCCOOnt of the double wed
ding is taken from the Custer Coun
ty Republican and the BlntM Itoost
er:
On Monday morning November
18th, at the home of Kd Kunynn,
near llalsev, a wedding party assem
bled to witness the marriage of his
daughter I. lira to Crank Douglas of
Alliance. The guests were the two
grand fathers and grand mother o'f
the htide, Mr. and Mrs. Kmanuel
liable of York and Mr. and Mrs. T.
U Kunynn of Dunning and Rev, VV.
II Hawkins and wife
.lust before noon When the minis
ter discovered that the license had
been issued at Mroken Mow and was
good only in Custer count, v was con
sternation on every face, a very so
ber bible and groom faced the situa
tion. The dinner was waiting: and
such a dinner those present were
not willing to miss. Many expedi
ents were suggested and much
friendly banter at the expense of the
((tuple was indulged in. At last It
was decided to have the ceremony
performed twice, first at the home
where the parents and eight younger
brothers and sisters could witness it
nd again on the following day when
they would go from her Grandfather
Rooyan'l home over the line into
f'uster county and be married as the
license required. Accordingly cere
mony number one was performed at
the home mid ii was an unusually
jovial company who partook of the
bountiful n past provided. Then the
happy couple drove vvitli all the
grandparents to the borne of T. l;
Kunynn southeast of Dunning.
Chapter II
Tuesday morning November 19th
Rev. and Mrs Hawkins drove also
to tills home, ami till there Including
Coster Etunan, an uncle of the bride,
drove south two or three miiea
acroea the Bounty line and climbed
the Qtgheal sand hill in Mr. Sua
yarn's pasture. There at noon sev-
enty-ftve feel above the surrounding
country, in the great temple of (lod's
out of doors, with thohluc canopy
above, the ceremony was perform
ed according to Hie laws of Nebras
ka. The drive in the bracing air
gave all good appetites f ir the BOC
ond wedding dinner
The bride won- a becoming dre-s
Of navy blue with white lace trim
tilings, the groom also wore a navy
blue suit. They will make their fu
ture home at Alliance. The bride is
a charming girl who will be much
missed in her community. Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas have the good wishes
of many friends for a happy life.
DAVIS RULE
On Wednesday, November .'7, I91S,
at the manse of I'ark Hill Congrega
tional church, Denver, Rev. Fred 0.
Clark pronounced the sacred words
that united for life Mr. V. M. Davis
and Miss Florence Rule. The bride
is a popular young lady of Sheridan.
Wyo., where she was reared and
where her futher has been an offi
cial of the Murllngtoji railroad for
about fifteen, years last past. The
groom is well known in western Ne
braska and eastern Wyoming, being
special ugtnt for the order of the
Royal Highlanders in this territory.
Moth bride and groom have a host
of friends with whom The Herald
desires to join In heartiest congrat
ulations and best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis arrived in Al
liance from Denver on the early
train Saturday morning and were
given an elegant wedding breakfast
at Hotel Drake. A number of their
friends had been invited to be their
gHets at breakfast and presented
them with a fine cut glass berry
howl. They will leave for Lincoln in
ibo'Jl 'wo week! to spend Christmas
at the Ik me of the groom's parents,
after which they will return to Alli
ance and make this city their home.
show, but not the old style baby
show, where the best looking and
happiest baby curried off the prize,
but a competition where the abates
will be Judged for physical pcrfec
tion. There will be three divisions
In this contest Out for babies
iron i tie (ouinrv. vvnicii includes
towns up to j. nun population: anoth
er division for cities of 3,900 to in,
nun population, and the Other for ha
hies from cities over 10,000 pftpuNV
Hon The babies entered in this
content will be first examined by a
corps of women physicians and will
he stored according to the standard
recently adopted, and on Fridav of
show week the) will all be gathered
in the Stock Show in the ring, when
the Judging will take plac e
In order to give the babies all ov
er the country an opportunity to
compete, it is planned to hold local
contests In various sections of the
state, and send the winners to Den
ver to compete In the big contest.
It is expected that some very val
uable data will be secured from this
contest and it is Intended to hold
similar contests In other parts of,
the country, and eventually parents
will be able to know what eonstl
tutes a standard in the development
of their children, and if any child Is
below standard in any portion of It
body steps can be taken while it is
still young to properly develop it.
It Is believed that this feature of
the big stock show will be of very
meat interest and like all other tea
Hires of the show Is intended to he
educational in Its effect.
Dr Mary Kllzabeth Mates or Den
ver will le superintendent of this
section, and Mrs. Mary 10. Watts of
Audubon, la., who was Instrumental
in starting this contest in the east,
hng promised to come too Den v el
and assist in the Denver show. The
Mothers' Congress of Colorado, the
Women's Club, and other organiza
tions are Interested In this feature,
and it Is Intended to mnke it of
great practical interest.
NEBRASKA ALFALFA IS
SHIPPED TO NEW YORK
Nebraska alfalfa is being hipped
to tlie state of New York and used
by dairymen there. Alfalfa laid
down in the rural regions of Neh)
York sells for about $15.011 per ton,
and the easterners claim Hint when
its milk producing qualities are tak
en into consideration It is Cheaper
than the native or tame hay of the
east It would look with these con
dltloni existing that the Nebraska
tanner would go into dairying more
extensively ami could produce longer
profits by shipping the creamery
products to New York and feeding
the ha at home Bcottabktff Star
lit raid.
SUCCESS
a Beaton firm recently offered a
prize for the best definition of what
constitutes noeeee. A Kansas wo
man was awarded the prize, ami
this was tier answer: "He has
achieved success who has lived weH,
laughed often and loved much; who
has gained the respect of Intelligent
mi ii ami the love of little children;
who lias filled his nitch and scccm
plished his task: Who has bit the
world better than hi found it. wheth
er by an improved poppy, a perfect
poem or a rescued soul; who has
never lacked appreciation of earth's
beauty or failed to express it; who
has always looked for the best in
Others and given the best he had;
Whose life was an inspiration; whose
: mnry a benediction." Exchange,
a
f-JNERAL THANKSGIVING DAY
The .literal of Mrs. Sarah Wat
son, mother of Fete Watson, was
held Thanksgiving day afternoon.
The remains did not arrive on 4 1
Thursday morning from Iowa, us
had been expected, but came on I.I
thai day. Pete Watson and Miss
Delia Watson went on the same
train from Alliance to Hemlngford.
The lit arse' was In waiting at the
depot, and proceeded at once to the
Hemlngford cemetery, accompanied
by a number of friends who had as
sembled. Rev. Normal o. Palmer,
pastor of the Hemlngford at. E.
church, conducted a short funeral
ser vice at the grave and laid to
rest the mortal remains of one
whose long and useful life hail been
a blessing to many.
MEASURING ALFALFA IN STACK
The following rule s much used
in this country for determining the
amount of buy in stack. It is the
rule generally used by the Mitchell
Alfalfa Milling Company in purchas
ing by measure, and Mr. Linden, the
manager, tells us that It curries out
remarkably well, as they weigh the
hay, even after they have purchased
it by meirsure:
Take the width of the! Stack and
the distance over; add these togeth
er ami divide by 4; multiply this re
suit by itself and this result by the
length of the stack; divide the re
sult by M- for alfalfa and the an
swer will be the number of tons in
Hie stack,
For example: A Stack is HI feet
w hie and the distance over is SI
feet. Mi feet plus IJ
feet; divide by 4 and
feet; multiply by Itself
have 144 feet; say tht
feet in length, we
.
feel is
we have
(It) and
stack is
1 1
I -
we
40
multiply 144 by 40
7fQ feet, dividing
you hav e I I and
which gives us
this by 111 and
about 'i tons.
Or, if you want to know how much
to cut from the and Of a stack to
make a ton, use the rule as above:
square one fourth of the width plus
the over and divide 111 by it. In
the example above, divide 111 by I 11
and vv g have .'! ft. 4 in. If IV
tons is wanted, divide 'tis by 144; if
tons, divide 104 by 141. etc.
Mitchell lades.
HITS HIGH WATER MARK
County Treasurer Martin Has Big
Receipts
On last Saturday the collections by
the county treasurer, F. M Marliu
amounted to I3,4M I
mouth of November Mi
looted from taxes alotn
I32.746.fs. The t ounty
of cash on l. .hi. i now and all SOU at)
warrants are In lug paid promptly on
preselitat ion
I! I I
$$ GET WISE ADVERTISE
During the
Martin col
the sum Oi
has plenty
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i
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: Hot and Cold Drinks
Served by an
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j :
WILLIAM MITCHELL
A3ta5
MALARIA
headache, biliousness, in
digestion, rheumatism,
pimples, blotches, yellow
complexion, etc., are all
signs of poisons in your
blood. These poisons
should be driven ont, or
serious illness may result.
To get rid of them, use
I ti9
Bedford's
Black-Draught
the old, reliable, purely
vegetable, liver medicine.
Mrs. J. H. Easier, of
Spartanburg, S. C, says:
" I had sick headache, for
years. I felt bad most of
the time, I iried Thed
ford's Black-Draught, and
now 1 feel better than
when I was 16 years old."
Your druggist sells it, in
25 cent packages.
Insist on Thedford's
Furnaces for
Cold Weather
The most satisfactory
way of heating a house
is with a furnace. I
handle the Wise and
Jewel furnaces. They
can be seen at my shop
ggggggm.t7 J IggK tk
I have experienced men
for my plumbing work.
Am equipped to handle
all kinds of work. Now
is a good time to have
that plumbing job put in
before cold weather sets
in.
Plumbing, and Heating
PHONE 435
ATTOftNSV
AT LIW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
BURTON & WESTOVER
Attorneys at Law
LAND ATTORNEYS
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 180. ALLIANCE, NEB
H. M. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
ALI,IA.ICre, IV KB.
F. M. BROOME
LAND ATTOKPfEl
I.'inim'x iM'rli'!n'ns U,H'ii rer I' 8. Land oSt
Kiiairintr fur prompt unci efflrlent earrtes
Office in Opera House Block
ALLIANCE. . NEBRASKA
BRUCE W ILCOX
Lawyer and Land Attorney
Practitioner In i-lvll courts since IMS aS
i.!'J! ?r,.' - I!- ,',l?,d onw ,r"ni MmkW
Information by mall 11 spm-lalty.
orrica in i.akd office building
ALLIANCE . NFHRASKA.
DR. H. H. BELLWOOD,
Surgeon C. B. A Q Ry.
Office Over Holsten's Drug Stare
Day Phone 87
Night Phone 86
OKIK rol'l'KKNOLL
Km. I'hone X
11 PKTRBMH
Uea. Phone 4g
Drs. Copper noli & Petersen
OSTEOPATHS
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Rumor Block
Phone 43
GEO. J. HAND,
PHYSICIAN AND s t n o R O N
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
H. A. COPSEY
I'hyilolan and Surgeon
orflce Phone 3fl0
Ken. Phone
r1lJ?,"'t,!i'1 ,r""l'ly and nlaht fro
offilca. Oaceai-AIllanca National Baak
lintldliitr over the I'om office.
J. P. HAZARD
Surveyor and Engineer,
ALLIANCK. M Itk.v.SKA
Parties out of town should writi-, as 1 a as
DUtmnchof the tint., Ubarset win not si
:ecii t-j.wi and 1 ipenats per day.
Dr. Oliver McEuen
Physician and Surgeon
KEMIbGFOHD, NEBR.
SrKCIALTIES Diseases of Women and
Children and Genito Urinary- Organs
A" clls answered promptly day or nljll
HARRY P. COURSE!
Live Stock mid
GeniTiil Auctioneer
Farm Sales a Specialty
TERMS RF.ASt iNAHLE
Phone 64 ALLIANCE. NEBR
UK. 1. E. TVI.KH
DENTIST,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
PHONE ft?
Alliance, Nebraska
G-eo. Oh G-std.s"b3r
Licensed Embalmer
Phone -1 ?L9
( Night5io
Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
Oentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Eveninga by Appointment
PHONE 525 RED
Let the Gold Dust Twins
Shine Your Shoes
Palace Shining Parlor, 206 Box Butte
G. J. CURTIS, Prop
"H 1 I I I I I
A. J. KENNEDY
DENTIST
iotbee in Alliance National bank Btk T
1 Over PostonSra
'Pboue 391.
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L M. Scott, Auctioneer
Lakeside, Nebraska
Will cry your galea anywhere.
QOee me r leave dates at the
Alliance Herald.
Old papers at The Herald office at
Curtis Baal and Coach's Baal Flour!1 cea,s 'er buueh
at K. I tirvgg 4c Sou s Kvetv gnckl
guaranteed Phone icr. I Read The Heraid'a
i 1 offer on page 2.
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