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Mr. Ranchman:
We are going to have our second range horse
sale of Horses and Mules
At the Stock Yards, Alliance, Nebr.,
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Friday, Jib
If you have horses for sale be sure and list
them with us for this sale
This will be the best opportunity you will have to get the highest market
price for your horses and mules as we will have buyers from every eastern and
southern state. At our last sale we sold over 450 head of horses and mules and
sellers were all well satisfied with prices their stuff brought.
Don't Forget the Date, and Inquire of R. M. Hampton,
at First National Bank, for Any Particulars
Commissions: Single horses and pairs, $2 each; 5 or more,
$1 each. It not sold, $1 each tor under 5 head, 50c each over 5 head
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Lloyd's Column
The Itcnut) nnd virtue of wnmn
are urifir to ttm virtue anil beaut? of
men, liut no one can be beautiful when
in tho throes of a diTp-noHted bnrkiuif
mli or cold. Nothing wilt brnig greiiter
nlief limn Allri'i Coogh Balsam. Hold for
over half i ceutury. Kndonted by those
mini uo it. 2.".c. U)o. u.l 41.00 UitUua.
A Few
Word
2 alK,Ut
The t!rv. Jiiiiir 11. Dunn. Hertnr St.
Jn.li'K ind lion. itii n of ( hnm ehnrrn
I'a'licilral, Montreal, write :"rnm ma
to mtvl .von 11 few linn to itronglr rerom
tncml I'khmt Havi' I'tiNKiuin. I hare
wwl it huh Klmf.dinn for tbirtv-flv
;'. It I a preparation which deserves
lull uutilic couflrienc. "
Painkiller g
Cramp
Dlarrfioaa
I Camalalnta
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STAURANT
HAS CHANGED HANDS AND IS NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Will be A Model of Cleanliness
The place where you can get what you order, cooked
as you want it, and served neat and clean.
Popular Prices
C W. BICKINELU Mgr.
West Side of Box Butte Avenue
Alliance, - - Nebraska
Guard Your Children
Against Bowel Trouble
Many children at an early age
become constipated, and frequently
serious consequences result. Not
being able to realize his own con
dition, a child's bowels should be
constantly watched, and a gentle
laxative given when necessary.
Dr. Miles' Laxative Tablets are
especially well adapted to women
and children. The Sisters of
C!iri;.tian Charity, 531 Charles St.,
Luzerne, I'a., who attend many
cases of sickness say of them:
"Some time ago we beenn UHlnir Dr.
Mile' taxuttve TaMeta and find that
we like them very much. Their action
U excellent and we are Bmt.-ful for
having; lieen mad.' acquainted with
them. We have had Kood result In
every caae and the Sinter are very
much pleased."
The form and flavor of any medi
cine is very important, no matter
who is to take it. The taste and
appearance arc especially important
when children are concerned. All
parents know how hard it is to give
the average child "medicine," even
though the taste is partially dis
guised. In using Dr. Miles' Lax
ative Tablets, however, this dilli
culty is overcome. The shape of
the tablets, their appearance and
candy-like taste at once appeal to
any child, with the result that they
are taken without objection.
The rich choco'ate flavor and
absence of other taste, make Dr.
Miles' Laxative Tablet: the ideal
remedy for children. 1
If the first box fails to benefit,
the price is returned. Ask your
druggist. A box of 25 doses costs
only 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Pr. Mile' laxative Tablet taut Ilk
anily. that In one reason why chiidraa
' lliem. L Advertisement. j
Fresh Nuts for the Cracker
Despite denials, there'll an Idea
that wme of Mr. Roosevelt's friends
don t like the outlook.
Matrimonial bonds are taxable, but
not negotiable.
toy not have a law providing: for
the early shutting down, of Joy riders?
By holding Ire to Us bulb, you
can make the thermometer a pleas
ant companion.
Kvery time the legislature holds a
sewelon the people's interests are
put In Jeopardy.
No other buftlnesn 1a quite so Im
portant as making the children hap
py and keeping them healthy.
That Currency bill Is alright, even
though It ha Incurred the support
of Andrew Curneigle.
Poemilbly the Mexicans know what
ttoey are trying to do as well as
anybody kse, because nobody knows.
With 12,800,000 to expend on
good roadi within the next two
years, Illinois begin to get rkl of
that backwoodet feeling.
A woman goew outside the family
for hers, but a man Is his own hero.
Every sort of military character
waa welcomed at the reunion ex
cept old General Humidity.
It w fine to receive a vindication.
of course, but It Is a whole lot bet
ter never to need1 one.
"Sing Sing is a disgrace, to New-
York," shrieks an exchange of that
city, but then so, too, are a. lot of
it guests.
The society of the suppression of
unnecessary noieee might turn its
attention to Mr. Mann of Illinois.
The wolves keep the bulls and
beara on the Jump in the Wall street
Jungle.
A Georgia boy has been paroled
after serving two years for stealing
a bottle of pop. It is understood,
however, that this dangerous crim
inal will be watched closely.
Too often the soul kiss breeds
the germs of alimony.
The political band' wagon has
need of an emergency brake.
Same people take themselves so
seriously that others look upon them
as a Joke.
There Is always plenty of room
at the top because many who get
there become dlaxy and fall off.
The ball player who makes a
tinnely hit is greater, than Napoleon
at St. Helena.
Now that young men teachers
have been barred, the girl will
learn to swim In no time.
Until Dave Lamar came along
we all thought Dr. Cook was some
liar.
The only way to kill eff the great
Walter Johnson, the pitcher king,
is with a baseball bat.
Where's the man who complained
that the Senators couldn't find any
lobbyists.
There is a growing suetielt.n that
CcngrcFs will make a lavish appro
priation this year for a commodious
annex to the Annlas Club.
Is it not about time for the col
leges to confer ' me more degrjs
upon Col. Roosevelt?
ISct every '.deal lover makes a
good hui-band.
It takes a clever child to keep
from eayirg smart things.
Two is company, but three Is a
multitude when father butts In.
As we understand it tha Demo
crats do net propose to raise all in
comes to S3.0UO but propose to lux
all ever thtt amount.
The trouble with the average
young collage graduate is that he
had rather get a "salury" of $7 a
week than to earn f-'o a week in
wages.
It is indeed a wet day whrn tiie
British HiiffnigisiH do not burn
something.
Col. Roosevelt has seruml ner
mitvslrn to carry a pistol. This U
the first time we believe th.it he
ever "asked pernvls.-Icn" to do any
thing. Our Wall Street exchange a'-gue
that a tax on cotton futures woul I
be a Etep baekward.
'Hatlus had lect his j'.irl. She had
"gone with a handsomer man."
Meeting her on the street one day,
he accoMed her thus:
"Lo')k here, 'IJza, does that other
ftllcw give you any bettah presents
than I used to give you?"
"Don't know as he does," replied
K'Jlza calmly.
"Does he show you any bettah
time than I usevl to show you?"
"Don't know us he does."
"Dees he buy you any bettah din
ners than I use'd to buy you?"
"Dinners, man!" exclaimed "Liza.
"Why, that man found appetite on
me I didn't know I had!"
"Now," asked the teaeher. "who
ean tell me what an oytter U?"
Silence for a moment, while small
brows were knit in strained effort at
remembrance. Then little Tommy's
facial muscles relaxed and . eagerly
he raised his hand.
"I know!" he triumphantly an
nounced. "An oyster Is a fish built
like a nut."
8ttiu met Joe on the way to their
mnrnlnir work and Said:
I "Say, Joe. You knows dat nigger
Hd? Well, what you think that fool
nigger gone and bought a raizer."
"Well, I dunno," said Joe; "a
razer am a mtghty handy Instru
ment to hah in emergency."
"Shore! Shore!" replied Sam.
"Uut this fool nigger done gone an
bought a safety razer."
"Why, Hrldget, you surely don't
consider these windows washed?"
said the lady of the house, reproach
fully. "Sure, I washed 'em nicely on th
inside, mum, so we can look out."
replied Rrldget, "but I Jntintlonally
Hft thlm a Ifcttle dirty on the . out
fide, so thlm ignorant J on eg child
ren nixt tloor couldn't look In.".
SHERIDAN COUNTY COM-.
MISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
3.63
7.00
Rushville, Nebr., July 1. 113.
Board of County Commissioner
met In adjourned session. All mem
ber present.
On motion Fred Beguln was ap
pointed Justice of the peace for?
Minnetonka precinct.
Dr. A. G. Emerson of Bingham
was appointed a member of the
board of health for the south por
tion of Sheridan county.
R. A. Westover was appointed
constable for Lakeside precinct.
Chas. Shuhert was appointed road
overseer for Grant precinct.
The following bond were approved:
Alvln Lookman, road overseer dlt.
it. Charted Sx-hubert, road overseer,
dint. 26, Fred IJeguin, Justice of the
pence, Minnetonka precinct.
The following bill were rejected:
Hugh C. Perkins, damage Qfi
road to auto and wife ....6000.00
The Fair, in doe. furnished
Mrs. Carrie Gardner 11.63
G. 8. Llnniger, coal furnished
Mrs. Carrie Gardner
Ray Hoover, house rent, Mrs.
Carrie Gardner
Bills allowed on poor fund:
Crowell Memo Home, keep of
Geo. R. Davidson 15.00
G. S. Llnniger, coal, ftkhard
Winters 8.90
Gates & Folsom, mdse., Rich
ard Winters , 5.49
The Fair, do , . . 6.35
Denry Collclesser, flour, An
drew Nadobney 5.00
Colemae & Rom, mdse., R.
Winters 5.20
Ada Rush, keep Matila Witt 4.00
Dr. A. C. Sehock, med. serv.,
Bolek 18.00
E. A. Dundy, board poor ... 3.90
Allowed on general fund:
Sherklun Co. Agricultural So
ciety Dr. O. L. Wilson, med. serv.,
poor 31.70
Cal Cox. sheriff Box Butte
county 23.30
r. S. Parker, ofllrlal serv.
R. M. Bruce, do
J. F. MtParlncd, do VJMQ
C. L. Mayes, pr.nt.ng s).20
11. C. Undsey. clerk supreme
court
Amy I. Stewait, cffl'rial 6er.
Frank Walt, livery
U Patterson, serv. Insanity
Hoard i.00
A. G. Emerson, serv. quaran
tine patent 10.00
Z. T. Daniel, serv. Insanity
Board g.oo
A. D. New. sal. and mileage. 2:'0.i
C. C. Zieglei. sal. a. id exp... 62.50
Geo. S. Peters, help County
Asset per 71.23
J, W. GruL'u, assessing Rush
ville and S. Prex 87.00
Klopp & Bartlc t Co., sup... fcl.10
A. u. Try:.:, assessing Reno
Hteinu '.. M.50
C. L. Haueoik, assisting lakr-
sidt preelnct 63.00
C. P. Kelley, sal. and exp... 111.30
G. D. Peck, mdse 18.20
A. C. Plar.tz. sal. 2nd quarter 200.00
Htrmon Hagle, draylug 10.90
U. F. Ray, sal. 2nd and 3rd
quarter 230.80
Allowed on road fund:
Margrane & Duerfelr!t, post
and marerial road 15.50
F. C. Kahott, Freseno 13.00
Western Wheel Scraper Co.,,
two horapers 50.00
All tne following claims were al
lowed for road work:
Ray Sutton 17.50
L. E. Lawrence 4.. 21.00
Win. Murray, Sr 6.00
Win. Murray Jr. 6.25
Frank Ricket 4. 60
Wni. Murray 7.00
Lester Lawrence J 7.50
Do Forest Thompson 17.50
Lee Taggert 17.60
H. A. Lawrence 10. BO
55.80
2.30
5.50
.50
12.25
5.25
10.50
10.50
24.50
J- W. Buckmaster
J. G. Macklin
W. W. Wamsley .
M. A. Goolsey ....
C. L. Davis
it. L. Wolfe 13.00
Sam Wiles 8.75
Thomas Murray 3.50
D. M. Mathews 2.50
D. McBrlde 2.60
E. L. Forste-r 10.60
Ed Cottier 14.00
Ed Kearns a. 14.00
Chas. Savuge 7.00
On motion Board adjourned to
Aug. 1st. 1913.
Approved: R. M. BRUCE.
Chairman.
Attet: II. F. W ASM UNO, Jr.,
County Clerk.
Millard Madox 14
