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THE ALLIANCE HERALD
JOHN W. THOMAS, Editor
Llad C. Thorn at, City Editor
Pvbtlehsd tvtry Thureday by
THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Incorporated
Ordinance No. 192 rtous to making excavation, and all .a relieve the rigidly of tee iroa
AN ORDINANCE E3TAULISHINO dirt, atonea and rubbish must be re- pipe. A brass coupling dm be us
Ilules and Regulation for the aye-. moved Immediately after completing ed for connecting the lead with the
loin of Water Work of the City ; the work. Should an excavation In Iron pipe, and in no esse mud lead
of Alli.ince, Nebraska, Regulating a etreet, alley or highway be left be soldered to Iron. When the wa-
ami Uuvern'ung the same, establish- open or unfinished ltr the space of t&r main & extended and laid in tbe
in Water Rates and Rules and twenty-four hours or should the street adjoining the property, the
H emulations for the Government of work be improperly done or tbe temporary perm, ha void and the
Water Consumers, numbers and ruooisn be nov removed, tne waer . party shall then take out a perman-
Others, Providing for the laying cotntuisaioner shall have the right tojent permit and make connections
and repairing of Water Service finite or correct the 'work, and the. the same as a new service. -This
ilpe In said City, and to Protect expense incurred shall be charged applies to service now Installed as
Lloyd C. Thomas, President J. Carl Thomaa, Vies Pres.
John W. Thomaa, Secretary
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nee.
said Water Works, Including 11 pee, to the consumer, or property owner
Hydrants and other Apparatus I and shall be para by turn before the
from Injury, end Providing Penal-1 wa:sr is turned on.
ties for the Violation of same, and Section 14. No hydrant except for
Repealing Ordinances Numbered I public drinking fountains snail be
3a, 44, 74, 75, 88, 141, and Sections J placed within the limits of any
19, 20, 21, 32, Zj, 24, 25, 2i, 21 and I street, unless such Hydrant be se
28 of Ordinance Numbered 180, of curely closed and protected against
said City of Alliance, and all oth- general use, and no drinking foun
fir Ordinances of said City In Con-1 .tin shall be erected for public use
fltct Herewith. I which has openings by which It can
lie It Ordained by the Mayor andl be used as a source of domestic aup-
CouncU of the City of Alliance, Ne- ply.
braska, as follows: ' I Section 15. If (he proprietor of
Section 1. That the rules, regula-1 lumber yards, manufactories, halls,
Lion and water rates hereinafter stores, elevators, warehouses, hotels
named shall be considered as part I or public buJJdilngs, regular consum-
of the contract with every person,
company or corporation who is sup
plied with water through the water
works of the city, and every such
pet son, company or corporation by
era of water from the works, wish
to lay not leas than 4 In. standard
water pipes with Standard Fire hy
drants and hose couplings to be us
ed only In oaao of fire, .they will be
taking water shall be considered and permitted to connect with street
held to consent to be bound there- marina only at their own expense,
by, and when any of them are vlo- upon application to the city council,
THURflDAT, NOVEMBER 27, 1913
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from Monday's Dally:
Dr. George Hand mod profes
asonal call to IlexMagford Saturday
strut.
fr. and Mrs. Earl D. Hailery went
to Dalton to visit relative of Mrs.
Mallery on Sunday.
I
Miss Eunice Burnett sang at Hera
lneford Sunday morning1 and evening
4 the Methodist r&UTT.
Henry Bteffes, of the Stewros gen-
fa merchandise store, was oallde
cast on business Fridsar.
Miss Bonnto Ha&amntk, who boa
been visiting In Dayard, returned to
kwr home at Alliance today.
Hugh Deal was down from Mars
Land the last of the week. He la
putting up a new building at Craw
ford. , -I- V
R. C. Young and sister Miss Mabel
returned this morning from an .
tended visit with relatives and ithe-
frlends at Hastings and MernA.
I
"Miss Leone Mallery returned Sat
urday Irom her school noar Mara
kmd. She la making a success as a
teacher. She returned bo the school
Eunday.
Mrs. Charlie Matthews is visiting
friends In Alliance. Tut now live
In Denver, having moved there af
tor the fire which burned their store
at Marsland.
From Wednesday's Dally:
Mrs E. M. Sanborn went to Hyan
nis today to spend Thanksgiving.
High School Junior Play at Phel-
an Opera House, Nov. 28.
LOST OoM garnet bar pin. Find
er please leave at Herald office.
7$-tt-3024
Don't forget the meeting of the
T. M. B. C. at the olub rooms to
morrow night.
Judge Dean of Broken Bow passed
thru Alliance yesterday en route to
Valentine on business.
and under Its direct Km, and will be
allowed the use of - water for fire
purposes only.
Section 16. Within forty -eight
hours after completing any attach
ment or connection, the plumber or
pipe fitters shall make full returns
of the service Installed.
Section 17. No person except the
water commissioner employed by
the city or his authorized represent
ative win be permitted under any
circumstances to tap the mains or
distributing cooks or Insert stop
cocks or ferrules therein, and pipes
must in ell cases be tapped on top
or at an angle of not to exceed 45
degrees and not In any case nearer
lated or such others as the said city
or water com. nut toner may nerear-
ter adopt, the water shall be cut
from the building or place of such
violation, even' though two or more
parties may receive water through
the aame pipe, and shall not be let
on again except by order of the wa
ter commissioner, and on payment
of the expenses of shutting offf and
turning it on, and upon such other
terms as the said commissioner ahall
determine and a satisfactory under
standing with the party, that no fur
ther cause for complaint shall arise;
and that in case of violation the wa
ter commissioner shall have the
ruzht to declare any payment made
for tbe water by the person commit-1 than nrteen inches or either ena or
ting such violation, to be forfeited, I the pipe nor nearer than Ighteen in-
and the same thereupon shall belches or any other tap.
forfeited. I Section 18. No person shall wll-
Sectlon 2. Every person desiring I fully or carelessly break, injure nor
a supply of water, must make appll-1 deface. Interfere with or disturb any
cation therefor to the water com-1 building, machinery apparatus, fix-
iluuw iMum up irom hlm for ,hat tmrDoae. and to the water works of said city or
vanaia on 41 this morning on com-1 Upon the payment of the charges In I any public or private hydrant, hose
pany business, returning o 44. advance permit shall be issued. Not lor water trough or stop cock, meter,
l more than one house snail do sup-1 water supply or service pipe, or any
Mm W. A. Omlaman returned to plied from one tap, except Dy spec- part tnereoi, nor suau any person,
tai permission. I ueposu anyiroing in any uijp ouc
Section 3. water will not be box or commit any act tending to oo-
t urn ad into any house or private ser-1 struct or impair the Intended use
vice Dine exceptt upon the order of I of any of the above mentioned prop-
the water commissioner or his duly I erty, without permission of the wa-
authorized agent, and plumbers are I ter commissioner, or except in cases
hereinafter or otherwise regulated
water Into any service pipe except
on the order or permission of tbe
water commissioner or his duly au
thorized agent. This rule ahall not
be construed to prevent any plumb
er admitting water to test pipes and
for that purpose only.
Section 4. No consumer shall
supply water to other families.
Section 6. All persons using wa
ter shall be responsible for any dam
age or injury that may result to oth
ers from the Improper use of said
water.
Section 6. All house boilers shall
be constructed with one or more
uir holes near the top of the Inlet
pipe, and be sufficiently strong to
bear the pressure of the atmosphere
inder the vacuum, the stop cocks
and other appurtenances must be to opon hydrants shall delogtae
sufficiently istrong to bear the pros authority to another, or let out
Hay Springs today, after spending a
short Utme with friends in Alliance.
At the Crystal next Monday will
li Mhow.n the nictiwM of the World's I
Series of baseball, taken at New York P! iYLl
Lhls fall.
O'Cedar Mops and Potluh. and
Wizard Mopa and Polish. $1.60. $2.00
and $2.50, with a quart of poltah.
GEORGE D. DARLING.
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Mrs. 'J. R. Johnson and two daugh
tera, of MttchelJ are In the city to
Mpend a week with the Mallery and
'dowiuaw families.
Carl Schmidt, of Rushvllle, will as
slat Mrs. Wlker's orchestra in furn-
lshiiug music for the firemen's ball
Thursday might.
Misses Nellie Hunt and Frwda Cor
kU, h'.tsh school students, will spend
by ordinance of saM city.
Section 19. All the hydrants erect
ed In said city for the purpose of
extimguislhing fire are hereby deolar
ed to be public hydrants, and no per.
son or persons (other than members
if the fire department, and then on
iy for the use and purposes of said
department or persona specially au
Ihorlzed by the city or water com
missloner, and then only In the ex
en-lee of the authority delegated toy
said city or water commissioner)
shall open any of the said hydrants
yr attempt to draw water from the
same or any time uncover or remove
any protection from any of said hy
drants or in any manner interfere
with the same.
Section 20. No person authorized
his
or
sure and run of the water in the
rhiuiksivlng vacation at their homes mains. All persons taking water
.Vedncsday.
Mlwcs Ruth Morrison, Mae New
berry, Mullen and Armuth leave to-
tight for Dalton to a tend a house
party given by th eArmuth sisters
there.
Sam Thomas end Al Thomns of
Asliby were arraisned In police court
this morndng, oharged with being
drunk and disorderly. They were
'Ined $5 and costs oarh.
F,
sufffer any person to take the
wronchos furnished him or suffer the
iame to be taken from any houpe in
toi-crt-ck and apparatus inside. side-Lwild city, exoeirt for purposes strict
walk line on thoir own premises, In I ly connected with the r.re depart-
R. E. Talent, salesman for B.
F. E. Stearns returned Saturday
from his extendtxl western trip. He
pent most of the time fa Washing
ion state. liefore returning to Atll
ance he went to Scottdbluff.
L. A. Erickson of Hadiii, Montana,
shipper for the big cattle firm of
6peer Brothers, is in the city today
cn his way east with ben cars of cat
tie for the South Omaha murhel.
Mrs. B. D. Stephenson, acting post
mietreeu ut Bingham, and Mrs. R. R
Kincald of that place are In Alliance
todsy on builness. Th-y favored
Ihe Herald office with a call to or
der some Job printing,
A surprW party tu given at the
liome of George Douglas Sunday ev
ening. The guests met at the Brandt
borne and went to the Dwuglns home
which is six miles eawi of town
Games were played and a delicious
lur.ih served.
The gutfcts were: Miw Brandt,
lmea Brandt. Alta PhiUm, Gladys
Dye, Hazel RW-kets, EtU Itouglas, E
11. Himes, Cliarlle DougUis, Louis trouble that we are agents for the
Brandt, Virgil Ackerman, Archie Phil- Ulmple mixture of buckthorn bark,
lips, Louis Douglas, Patrick Miller, glycerine, etc., known as Adler lka,
Andy Miller and Luciaa Watson. the remedy which became famous by
l Icurlnu appendicitis. This Is the
Andrew Forsberg of Canton called most thorough bowel cleanser known
sood repair, and protect it from frost
at their own risk and expense, and
rhall prevent all unnecessary waste
of water, and it is expressly stipu
lated by said city and water com
missioner that no claim shall be
ment. or as they accompany hose
;:art8 on occasion of Ore. No per
ion shall attach hose and sprinkle
durinir the time fire pressure Is
maintained In the system.
Section 21. No person shall make
made against them or either of any excavation in any street or high
them, by reason cf the breaking of
any service cock, or if from any
?ause the surply of water should fall
or from damage arising irom saw-
ting off wa'er to repair mains, mak
ing connertlfn or exteundons or for
any other purpose that may be
deemed ne-o.--iary; and the right w
hereby reserved to cut off the sup-
way wttnjin six reel or any water
pipe while the ground is frozen, or
ii up or uncover so as to expoie to
rhe front any water pipe or sewer
if the city except under the diroc
iloa of the water commissioner
Section 22. No person shall place
noar or around any watering trough
any dirt, filth, impure subirtance
whatever, or any substance or fluid
ilv of water at any time, any per
Myers Cigar company, of Denver, la intt granted to the contrary not with- by which the water In said troughs
in the city Bob has the dia tine ? 1 We tQ oJ. fctock ordinartly
Hon of being the first white ihUd . ,-., tm. anv Pon.im(r he ludmtr the same.
born in the Black lliiia country. shall not turn it on or permit it to Section 23. All service pipes on
I be turned on without the written any street or alley in the City cf Al-
Whv tw At vonr Thankscivine din consist of the water commissioner. linnce sluall be extra strong lead
Nhy not eat your .nanKagmn am 8 Tne r, ht u re8erved 1)lpe frora the niam to tne shut off
r where you will got your fill, and Q IU? 1ent the of ffountaHjs and oox, located at outer edge of eide-
ner
for only 35 cents? Starts at 12
o'clock. In I. O. O. F. hall, for the
bonefit of the new Christian church
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY ONE
DOSE
We want to tell those hi Alliance
nose lor uprinKiing streets, yams
and gardens wherever, in the opin
ion of the water commissioner, pub
lic exigency may require itt.
Section 9. Every service pipe mus
be provided with a stop and waste
cock for each consumer, easily ac
cessible, anl so situated that the
wnter can be conveniently shut off
and drained from the pipes. Stop
walk line and strong lead pipe frora
curb box to meter, the pipe shall be
laid five feet below the established
rade and sufficiently waving to al
low of an extra length of not less
than one foot, and in such a man
ner as to prevent rupture by settle
ment. All Joints of the lead pipe
to be what is known as plumbers
joints. In no case will a cup Joint
Buffering from stomach or bowel cocks to be of such pattern as shall or bolted Joints be allowed.
be approved by the water commis
sioner.
Section 10. Unless otherwise per
mitted, stop cocks shall be placed
in the service pipe on the edge of
the sidewalk, near the curb line,
and protected by a box of iron
reaching from the pipe to the sur
t this office while in Alliance to- and JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour face of tbe ground, of suitable sixe 3-4 in. pipe
Section 24. All lead pipes In the
streets between main and curb box
shall be of the class known as ' ex
tra strong," and shall weigh per lin
aal foot for various diameters as
follows:
Size Tap Weight per foot
5-8 in. mips 3 lbs
stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation almost IMMEDIATELY
Von will be surprised at the QUICK
action ot Adler-'-ka. H. Tblele, drug
gist.
day to subscribe for The Herald. He
aid be had never yet taken the
ptper, but from what ho heard about
it he decided he wanted to rr It.
He and Tom Dunn of Alliance re
oently completed the building or a
comfortable sod houso Cor Mrs. Pat- Seats for the Junior Play are thlr
more on her Snake creek claim, ty-five centa.'
twenty-two miles west f this city.
H. A. McMillan of Strssburger. the
piano tuner, left for bis home today,
coins via Antloch. after spending
several days in this city. Altno be
hag proved up on his Sheridan coun
ty c!aim he will continue to make It
Ms home 'for a while yet. but will
engage in the work of his profession
lie contemplates making regular via-
Us to Alliance, due announcement of
which will be made through The
Herald after arrangementa therefor
nave boen completed.
3 lbs. 8 oz.
to admit a stop key for turning on II in. pipe ioa. i& oz.
and off the stop, also wth cast iron The service pipe used for interior
cover having the letter "W" marked pdumomg may oe or tne srao mo
thereon, visible and even with the as strong eaa pipe, dui no pipo
lushter weignc tnan mis sniui
pavement or planking.
Section 11. In making excavations
In streets or highways for the lay
ing of service pipe or making re
pairs, the planks or paving stone re
moved must be deposited in a man
ner that will occasion the least in
convenience to the public and pro
vide for tbe passage of water along
the gutters-
Section 12. No person shall leave
of
be
i.sed under any circumstances. The
weight of this class of pipes to be
as follows:
Size Ptpe Weight per ft.
6-8 in. pipe 2 lbs. 8 oz.
3-4 in. DiDS S lbs.
1 m. oine 4 lbs.
Section 2fi. Persons living within
the city limits and not located upon
a water mam. may iue wa nwi
Our Beat Seller
We are selling more of Meritol
Eczema Remedy than all the others
nut tswatViAp This Urra aula la A iUI
fu w it i a. nrnnanttinn lany excavation made in a street orlnararr nermit to attch to the city
of unusual merit, made expressly for highway open at any time without nvUns. and in this case may use for
nnA mmM v(.m in tta various barricades, and during tne nigncithe service pipe, approved gaivaniz
. . I I :!.. V. M.Ulnl.iuf . . 1 1 1 : . ... . 1 .
at such excavation. land reaulrements of the city and
Section 13. After service pipes are Water Commissioner, all Iron pipe
laid. In refilling the opening the so placed must sustain a pressure of
.rh mint h iaM in lavera of not not less than 200 lbs. to the square
.4 ..j . .ui I nuin tivan nna inrhM in. riotrfh and inch and at the point of connection
Kitchen Cabinet and Breakfast Ta- each layer tnorougniy lampea anu un ui bii ,7 ",;;
i . . i r- ..I. n. n.iin.'. i BottiAri wh watpr I nn atrAeta. aide- coTDorauon cw miu wo vi,''i
uie uicura. w ""O - I . " . " , . i tk n,.t
aoce I walks and pavements must pe re- m irua wniw
nov20-2t-2977 ' tored t0 " B000 condition as pre-' be at least eighten India of lead pipe
forms. If you are afflicted with this
loathsome disease, do not delay us
ing Meritol Eczema Remedy. F. J.
Urennan, Exclusive Agency.
well as to future new service
Section 20. There eh all be a
charge of one dollar ($1.00) for turn
lag water off and turning water on
all cases for violation of this or
any other water ordinance or regula
tion of the city or water commis
sioner, and the same shall be paiid
before water is turned on again.
Section 27. Bills tor water furn
ished shall be collected quarterly
and shofll fall due on the first day
of January, April, July and October
of each year. The quarterly ratea
to be charged for water measured
md egisteed by metes shall be as
follows: 1
For the first 60,000 gallons, 18 centa
for each 1000 gallons.
For the next 60,000 gallons, 16 cents
for each 1000 gallons.
For the next 100 .000 gallons, 12
cents for each 1000 gallons.
For the next 300,000 gallons, 10
cents for each 1000 gallons.
For all over 600,000 gallons at tbe
rate of 8 cents for eaoh 1000 gallons.
Provided that a minimum charge of
$1.60 per quarter ehall be paid by
all consumers.
Section 28. In case any meter
falls to register from any cause, the
amount charged for water durmg
such period shall be estimated by
the water commissioner, such esti
mate where practicable to be based
upon the water used and registered
during a like period.
Section 29. The dty reserves the
right to remove, repair and reinstall
any waiter meter which, in the opin
ion or the water commissioner or
his duly authorized representative, is
not -recording correctly, the con sum
er or property owner is to be charg
ed with the cost of any repairs nee
eaaary to put the meter in proper
operating condition
Section 30. It is further provided
that on and after the passage of this
ordinance that all service of water
according to flat rates shall be and
the same hereby Is discontinued and
no water thereafter shall be served
to amy Individual, firm, association,
or .corporation, except the same be
measured through a meter and the
same shall be paid according to me
ter rates heretofore established, it
s further provided that each per.
son, association, firm or corporation
desiring water not heretofore meas
ured through a meter, shall make a
deposit of $15.00 in the office of the
Water Commissioner of Alliance. Ne
braska, said deposit to be used as a
guaranty for the payment of any ar
rears in water bills or for any dam
age that may be done by such user
to any such meter, and the City of
Alliance shall furnish meters to
such water users desiring same, said
meters to be furnished at the ex
nense of hte city, but the cost of In
stallaitlon to be paid for by such wa-
er users. Said deposit of $15.00
ahall be held by the water depart
ment as security for the prompt
payment of bills and may be placed
to the credit of the customer at the
option of the water department in
uiyment of bills, and upon a discon
tinuance of the use of water by
sucn perron, iirm, corporation, cr
association, the amount of said cie-
piv-jit ebakl be refunded to the per
son or parties paying the same, pro
vided all water bills and bills fir
damage to said me'ers or conn sc
ions -have been fully paid by such
user, it is rurtneT provided that any
such water user may purchase me
ters of the City or of any other per
:;on, provided that such meters uhall
be of a kind approved by the Water
Commissioner, such approval to be
made an writing and entered upon
che records of the Water Cont'ii a
sloner. The said City of Alliance re
serves the right at the discretion of
Lhe Vrcr Commissioner to cut off
all wati' service to any user of wa
ter, who Is thirty days in arrears of
any water bill rendered by -jaid city,
aiiil -the said city or Alliance re
nerves the right to out off the wa
ter to all persons heretofore getting
water on the flat rates; if such us-
yr laiit- to comply with the terms of
this ordinance in having water me
ter Installed.
Section 31. The City of Alliance
shall have absolute control over all
water main and service pipes in the
streets and alleys of ihe city, and
si.all lay all water service pipes and
1 all repairing on water service
lipes tn said streets and alleys.
Section 32. The City shall fum
Ish and install, under the direction
)t the water commissioners, or some
me appointed by him, all new wa
ter service pipes and fittings from
the water mains to tre curb box, hi
: 'ucling labor and material, for whU'h
he following charges shall be made
lo the water consumer or tthe prop
erty owners as the case may be, o
wit:
For 5-8 inch service $25.00
For 3-4 inoh service 30.00
For 1 inch service 35.00
For 1 1-4 Inch service 40.00
For 1 1-2 Inch service 45.00
For 2 inch service 60.00
Larger services to be charged for
at a price estimated by the water
ccmuiissloner. .
Section 33. The said CUy of Alli
ance shall have absolute control ov
er the repairing of all of the watar
service pipes In the strets and al
leys of said city, which said repair
ing shall be made under the direc
tion of the water commissioner or
acme one appointed by him. The
said cky shall furnish and perform
all rep; lira necessary to be made on
the water service pipes in the street
ahd alleys of said dty. Including la
bor and material, at the prices
charged In the preceding section for
the installation of new service pipes,
less the market prices, for all old
material which may be used in mak
ing such repairs, provided that no
repairs shall be permitted to be
made with any other material than
the lead service pipe as provided in
the preceding section, said expensea
for repairs to be paid for by the
consumer or property owners. Also
all repairs on service pipe between
rmrti Mirk nrwi mvLtw to be tnatl m
as to conform to Sec. 23 24 of tki
ordinance at consumers or property
owner's expense and under tbe sup
ervision of the Water Comsnisslsnsr.
Section 34. Any person convicted
of a violation of any of the provta-
rona of this ordinance shaN be pro -Isbed
for eacb offense by a fine of
not lera than Fifty dollars ($5.M
and not more than One Hundred
dollars ($100.00) and costs of prose
out ion, and shall stand committed
Jail until such fine and costs of
,-osecutlon are pakl, or are other
wise discharged by law.
Section 35. Thtit Ordinances num
bered 33, 44. 74. 76. 98. 141 and Sec
tions 19, 20, 21, 22, i3, 24, 26, U, 37
and 28 of Ordinance numbered IN),
of said city of Alliance, and all oth
er ordinances of said city in con
flict herewith, be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Section 36. This Ordinance saali
take effect and be in force mm
and after its passage, approval and
publication according to law.
Passed first reading Nov. 4, 1913.
Passed second reading Nov. 4, 1913.
Passed third reading Nor. 4, 1913.
Approved:
A. D. RODGERS. Mayor.
Attest:
J. D. EMER1CK, Clerk.
(SHAD
Serial No. 011998
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Alliance, Nebraska,
November 16, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that
FRANK MANN
of Grayson,, Nebraska, wno, on July
20, 1910, made Homestead Entry Ser
ial No. 011998, for WttNWK. SB
NWK. EKSWK. BWKSWK.
SEtf. Sec. 23, NMiNWVl, Sec. 36.
Twp. 27 North, Range 44 W. of th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of lntent&on to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to Hhe
land above described, before Regtessr
and Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at
Alliance, Nebraska, on de 6th dor
of February, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
D. DeLoss. Barber, of Jess, Nebc.;
Mrs. Mary Cuff, of Alliance, NebT.;
Frank Johnson, of Grayson, Nebr.;
Albert Spears, of Grayson, Nebr.
W. W. WOOD,
Register.
Nov27-7t-342-2999
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of Nebraska )
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Box Butte County )
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES A, ANDERSON, De
ceased. I, L. A. Berry, County Judge of
Box Butte county, Nebraska, hereby
notify ail persons having claims and
demands against the estaite of
Charles A. Anderson that I have Met
and appointed the first day of June,
1914, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
at the County Court room In Alliance,
for the examination of all claims a
galnst the estate of said decedent
w'lh a view to their allowance and
payment.
All persons Interested as creditors
of the said estate will present their
claims to one at said time, or show
cause for not so doing, and In case
any claims are not so presented by
J time they shall be forever bak
red.
This notice shall be served by pub
lication thereof for four conaecutive
weeks in the Alliance Herald, a
newspaper published in Alliance, prior
to the day of hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court this 24th day of Novem
ber, 1913.
L. A. BERRY
(SEAL) County Judge.
Nov. 27-4tr343-3023
SPECIAL CUT PRICES
on Edison Phonograph Records. For
a limited time we will sell all Two
Minute Wax Records at 25c each, or
$2.55 per dozen, and all Four Minute
Wax Records 36c each, three for
$100 or $3.85 per dozen.
GEO. D. DARLING. 1
nov20-tf 2977 -
GO TO
The Alliance Cleaning Works for
vour cleaning, pressing and dyeing.
Suits pressed while you wait. Wo
have the only steam press in town,
ltione 58. 403 Box Butte Avenue.
48-4t-2JM2
Let us put one in your home on
FREE TRIAL. An Edison phono
graph with the latest patented re
producer (diamond point) and your
choice of twelve of the late blue
Amberol hard records. Yon a fa tin
der no obligations to buy, but if
you decide to keep it the price com-
iiMste win ds oniy i j 8. oo. Arrange
menta can be made for easy par.
ments. GEORGE D. DARLING
nov20-2t-2977
Cut Prices on Wax Phonograph
Records. GEO. D. DARLING.
nov20-tf-2977
STERLING GREENHOUSES
AND GARDENS
Alwaya the Freshest and Best of
Flower Cut the day we ehlp You
can't entertain Thanksgiving without
Flowera. Don't try it. Pricea mod
erate, always.
C. B. JOHNSON, Propr.