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PROFESSOR HUNT'S LECTURES
Finishes Trip Over the Chicago
Northwestern R. R.
From the Harrison Sun, Dee. 27:
Prof. K. W. Hunt gave . lecture
on dry farming at the opera house
lat Friday morning.
The Chlcaim North Western rail
road aent a apeelal rar along thla
division a far an Jlreh, Wyoming,
defray Inn nil expanses ao thai Mm
farmer might lw benefitted by a,
letun from I'rof. Hunt, who hna
made a study of farming In the arid
was for wevernl year. Sup rintend
eat 1- N Coat ley and John tVable,
raveling agent for the North West
ern, wore In charge of the oar. Mr.
Coatley Introduced I'rof. Hunt and
told the object of the lecture. The
professor then talked for about an
hour and gave us all good advice In
the rare of treea, dry farming ami
Irrigation Among other things he
advocated deep plowing, at least four
teen Inches, which he says can be
dbne with a disc plow. This will al
low the rainfall to penetrate the
subvoil and conserve the moisture so
that good crops can be grown even
In th-y years.
The attendance was large consid
ering the time of day the lecture
was ajlren. The High school child
ren were all present with their teach
era and were greatly Interested In
what was said.
READY TO BEGIN LAW MAKING
The Nebraska legislature will con
vene next Tuesday. Hon. Karl I).
Mallerv. represent alive-elect frcm
tin seventy third district, OMIpUlttd
of Hox Butte and Sheridan count i'
left Tuesday night for Lincoln. Ho
1 Is determined to make his mark at
' the coming seosion of the leglslat :
' ind I n:, been spending considerable
tMne in trying to make the bet pos
l alble preparation for the responsible
CsitiOg which he waa elected to
fill. For this reason ho wi-me.1 to
be on the ground early at the stat
capital.
Nebraska Institution
Doing Good Work
Child Saving Institute of Omaha
Leading in Charitable Work
for Orphans and Home
less Children
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Coal and Wood Orders
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Dierks.Lumbec& Coal Co.
Tom
StaIos'
Store
113 BOX HUTTH AVE.
Is a irood place to buy Groceries, Flour,
Canned Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. We
s 11 the celebrated .kStip City Flour.
We have a In- line t Work! rumen's
Pants ami Overalls.; alio Shoes for Men and
Women. Gloves, Hats, Caps. etc.
Groceries delivered promptly to any part
of the citv. a
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FIELD AGENT AT ALLIANCE
Not every person or Institution
claiming to do charitable work is en
titled to public confidence and sup
IHiri ; but there are some persona
who are honestly and earnestly en-
gnged in "work of faith nnd labor of
love", who are entitled to the sym
pathy and financial support of char
itably dlRposed people. The Herald
does not endorse and commend to
the public indiscriminately persons !
soliciting funds for religious or char- 1
liable work There are some Im-'
P 1 ers who take advantage of kind j
hearted eople to work a graf on ,
htem. Such persons should not re- J
i ivc contributions. To give to them 1
encourage them in dishonest prac
tices and also works a hardship to!
worthy Institutions by shaking pub
lie confidence In them.
There are, also, some persons, de
pending upon contributions for sup
port, who are sincerely trying to do
good by nsslstlng the unfortunate,
but who do not accomplish results In
proportion to the expenses incurred.
Pet-sons contributing to such work
m i l not feel that htey have been im
lKRed upon by so doing, but they
might to try to place their donations
where they will accomplish the most.
Wo do not mean by this that one
should give all of his contributions to
charity to one institution which may
Impress him favorably, but division
should be made according to needs
and results accomplished.
The eTitor of The Herald Ikis Mbfl
in position for many years to be
conversant with the work of the
Child Saying Institute of Omaha. It
Is' one' of the charitable institutions i
of this state that It is an unfeigned
pleasure to endorse, and for a nutn-
Iht, iff years we have not failed to
improve an opportunity to do so. It
Is in charge of conscientious persons
who are competent ;is well as rella
ble. . Thf Child Saving Institute is
'doing a good work, and we pelieve
much more extensive in proportion f
to money expended than what is ac
c implished by many charitable insti
tutions.
The following well known business
men of Omaha constitute the ho;inl
of trustees: Arthur ('. Smith. I'IiSk.
Hardin:. J. C. Wharton. .1. Wfcii
derland. A. I). l!rundis, K. C bar
ton. W. S. Wright and Home Miller.
It Is uot possible to give HerAtd
readers U much information in this
article as we would like to give. We
suggest that interested persons write
the superintendent, Rev. A. w.
Clark, ti'nd and JaclMon streets,
Omaha, for printed information.
Rev. A. A. Martin ; l.inc;!u. luhi
agent for the Child Saving Institute.
whs in Alliance over last Sunday. He
delivered an address at the M.
church at the preaching Bervtce boor
in the' forenoon and at the I ttiiitist
church in the evening. His aIdreia
es were an inspiration to effort :it
neipfalneaa They were interesting,
nit only because jf the information
relattre to the work wbtcn be renre-
.-cuts, but also beOMtft of w holesoiie j
advin and suggest ions to pareitjk T "j.
and eliildren who heard liim. He
w .-is sent here to lo ik up three elilld-
ii 11 that had been repotitedi one of
I le 111 a ( ripplf, hill he OUOd Ul0j
Ni.te-1 irai ion iiat the mother ol the i
f hllifctt) had left Alliance taking
W. R. DRAKE'S
City
meat Market
People of Alliance know the kind of Meats sold
and service given by W. R. Drake when running a
meat market before. With better facilities and bet
ter location, he can satisfy all old customers and
any number of new customers that may favor him
with their trade.
A Full Line Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Poultry, etc.
On the corner, Box Butte avenue and Fourth street
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Both Lump and Nut
Let us figure on your
Winter Supply
Phone orders receive prompt attention
chlUfctti had left Alliance. taking -.lie I!! . u
eiiildren with Iter When Mr. Martin ' . .j. '.Vt 1
;sitsithis city again he w ill., without ' fJ- -T-' d
doubt, re.eie:;i t'o'Hial , weltioineilijt j' XJ -I '
larger audit 1,10; '.y, he'a'r lArh sjtf;3j r'-. m '
the pcoide lierU..vill know more
ab:.ut him and 1 hq 'In.truYlH'Vjfehahfij
he .repheaent,8.
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IN OMAHA
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vacatton season
TO HAVE NOVEL FEATURES " -; "
Omaha. Ian. I The ,ui;st upfe'
and inteiealinu exhibit ion"VrmMBt 1
t..zv :;;"";::.;;;,; chances to you .through
.1 de.M.ua.. -1 .he tne classinea page.
o c. ,,,,. for decon,., ve m wen as J Caretakers, substitute
useful jthrponee ili donitnbte the ji y
exhiwuonjn whi.-i, diree rrqm m clerks , stenographers,
over the country will ahow. i.
The in. ni Ueera km km m 1 Vf?i koir rravlinr;
', li ld its annual onvei,lion at the
sane lime, three days beuin devoted
to the meettBft. I'eter I'almer or
tlakiaml. Ni lii . president of tbe
Htute asacK-iation. has Juat returnel
from PUtaburg and I'hiladelphia,
wlier- he visited the eaatern showa:
(He reports unusual interest In tbe
I Omaha show this year as it la 'be
jonly one wblcb will be held west of
Transfer Line!11" Mlssi8Mi""
DYE & OWENS
companions in fact
upset things generally.
JMany new alliances
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rormed during mis
Alliance Cleaning Works
The place to briri your clothes
for first-class cleaning and pressing
We make a specialty of night work
All goods called for and delivered
Phone "58 405 Box Butte Ave.
IMPLEMENT DEALERS
SHOW INTEREST
IN OMAHA EXHIBIT
Dray phone 1
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited.
Residence phone 636 and Blue 57
County Clerk It, S. llurKrave was
eiHertaintiifc liw sister Mr. Will
l.umley and huaband of Heaver City,
Mobr., the latter iart of tbe week
Mr. and Mrs. I.uiuley ttud family
ne visltln at Hay Springs prior to
their visit u tbla etty.
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season.
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chance.
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In answering advertisements
mention this paper.
please
Omaha. Nel.i , Jan I More than
one thousand implement dealers
from Nebraska and Iowa will attend
the annual meeting of the Midwest
Implement Dealers Association ill
Oiuahu. January H to lu, aconiiiiK.
' to M. L. Ooosiuau, serretary ot the
aaeonlaltusv
I'nusual interest is i in- manifest
ed in the program this ear because ,. K
of tbe arrangement whteh permits
panivipation by Hie utetubera in the 1$
diacussion of all suhje.'ta Which have
a hearing on the industry.
The increase in business this
year in implement lines is alio' her
reason for the interest. In ftltthi.
alcue, more thao lfJMJMi BfOfth
of implements were distributed to
Iowa and Nebraska farmers
mm programs were aent out to
all dealers a the territory by the
Bfcrataf) and responses have been
quite general.
A son was liorn to Mr. and .Mr.
fiuudy last Monday.
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