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Big Sale nearing a close
SATURDAY NIGHT
October 4th, at 9 o'clock
NOTICE Owing to the spirit of interest manifested in
the Piano Contest, between certain candidates who are near
the top of the list, and in order not to give one candidate
any advantage over another, we have decided to discon
tinue posting the results, until the final count, Saturday
night, October the fourth. Therefore, after Wednesday
night of this week, we shall not make the daily result of
the ballots known
Money paid on accounts may be voted
Who will win this piano no one can say, as the leaders are
exchanging positions daily, but on Saturday evening, Oct
ober the fourth, we will award this Upright Grand Piano
to the one receiving the HIGHEST NUMBER of votes
Under supervision of the Special Sales Selling System
W. W. NORTON F. E. STEARNS
Dry Goods and Ladies'
Wearing Apparel
Carpets and Rugs
SELLS
THINGS
A deal ronumniAtMt botween F
M. Broome and P. E. Holwton trans
fers Broome's one-half Interest la
the Syndicate niock to Holaien, the
cash conMdoraUon Involving several
thousand dollars. The block and
opera hoiue Is now owned by the
Syndk-Ate Block Co., with F. W.
Harris and P. K. HotoUro aa princi
pal otockholdere and those gentlemen
will continue the management of the
opera house.
Mr. Hroome loaves today for Brit
Ish Columbia, The town site com
pany In connection with the Grand
Trunk railroad Is building their main
division point on, the new Una now
building between Ddmunton and
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Clothing, Shoes
Men's
Furnishings
F. P. BULLINGTOIS, Sales Manager - Alliance, Nebraska
F. M. BROOME
Prince Rupert a Port Fraaer, and
Mr. Hroome believes that to profit
from the boom following the comple
tion of the road, which lis expected
next May, one must get in ahead of
the road. Mrs. Broome and daugh
ter will continue to reside In their
borne In Alliance during his absence
In Canada.
The Lincoln Land Co. has appoint-
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
If you owe Norton, pay it
before nine o'clock Saturday
night and get votes in the
piano contest.
W. W. NORTON.
One hundred and forty head of good,
thrifty shotes, weighing from 40 to
100 pounds; blacks and reds.
We have a health certificate, dated
September 20, 1913, issued under the
laws of Kansas and signed by a licen
sed veterinarian, certifying that these
Hogs are "FREE FROM DISEASE
AND IN GOOD HEALTH."
Will sell in any number desired by
purchasers. One and one-half blocks
east of standpipe.
J.B. HUNSAKER
H. M. BULLOCK
ed aa local agent tn his plaoe at
Alliance P. W. Harris, who will con
tinue look rag after the' ale of town
Bite lots. J. D. Bmerlck, the bon'.ad
abstractor, will move Into the office
vacated by Mr. Broome and he will
continue the agency Cor the Con
necticut' Fire Insurance Co., of
Hartford, Conn.
Mr. Broome say that It is bis be
lief that a man could go Into any
part of the civil load world and he
would find no town or city as desir
able from every point of view In
which to live, either from the stand
point of active business or social
life, aa Alliance, Having been
through the first settlement in three
different parts of the United States,
the old spirit is again, calling and
he wants to tackle It again before
the onward march of civilization
wipes out the last of remaining fron
tiers and It 1s for this reason alon
and not from any dissatisfaction of
low of faith In Alliance that be to
leaving.
Dr. Stagle'a sisters, who hart
been visiting him for several days,
return to their homes in Oregon,
111., and Madison. Nebr., tonight.
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. . . . Two Assistants ....
Rooms, 1st Floor, Exchange Bldg.
At South Omaha, Nebraska
A FEW OF HIS
RECORD SALES
JOE McCLENEGHAN 80LD THE
FIRST WESTERN RANGE BEEF
EVER SOLD AT $6.40, HOLDING
THE RECORD TWO YEARS.
SOLD THE FIRST OPEN RANCE
FEEDERS EVER 80LD AT $8.65
FOR MAHONEY BROS., ALADDIN,
WYO., HOLDING THE RECORD
FOR TWO YEARS.
ALSO BREAKING HIS OWN REC
ORD IN 8ELLING A THREE-CAR
BUNCH FOR THE MYERS LAND &
CATTLE CO., EVANSTON, WYO.,
AT 16.70, WHICH WAS Sc PER
CWT. MORE THAN THE ONE CAR
OF TOPS OUT OF THESE 8AME
CATTLE 80LD FOR AT THE IN
TERNATIONAL 8HOW AT CHICAGO.
Always Lead in Making
Record
Joe McCleneghan is a thoro judge and a clever
trader, having sold over 300 cars of cattle out
of Hyannis and Whitman while head cattle
salesman for the Bowles Commission Company.
Sales
JULY 20, 1913, sold for HUFFMAN BROS., TRYON, NEB.,
GRASS, HORNED STEERS, heavily branded and rough,
straight without a steer out, at $8.00 per hundred.
Refer to anyone for whom I have sold cattle
A FEW OF HIS
RECORD SALES
JOE McCLENEGHAN MADE THE
WORLD'8 RECORD 8ALE BY
8ELLINQ THE HIGHEST PRICID
OPEN RANGE FEEDERS FOR
THEIR WEIGHT, AT $8.30.
SOLD FOR HUFFMAN BROS.. OF
HECLA, NEB., 7 CARS OF ARA88
HORNED 8TEER8, AT $7.90
HOW'S THAT?
80LD THE HIGHEST PRICED
BABY BEEF STEERS AND HEIF
ERS MIXED, WEIGHING 932 LBS
AT $1.00.
AL80 8ELLINQ A FULL TRAIN
OF HAY FED 8TEERS FOR DUFF
PRICHARD, OF SHERIDAN. WYO.,
5c MORE THAN ANY CORN FED
CATTLE SOLD THAT DAY.
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Pens Located on Main Alley With Access to Four Scales
Try Us With Your Next ShipmentStrong on Westerns
Gentle rain makes the green grass grow,
but RECORD SALES makes your bank account grow
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