Just Received
A Car Load of the Celebrated
Curtis Best and
High Patent
Flour
And remember that every sack of this flour is
guaranteed by the mills. If not satisfactory,
all you have to do is to return the sack with
some of the flour and get another sack or
your money back. '. V
Single Sacks, $1.35. Two Sacks, $2.60
Ten Sacks, $12.50
E. I. Gregg &Son
Better
Light
Everywhere
you can have it without increasing
your present light bill.
Gilmore Mozda Lamps
give three times as much light as
carbon lamps at the same cost for
current.
They are strong and rugged.
Newberry Hardware Co.
$480 ACRES $222
Under tbe new homestead law you oan file on a free 320 acre home
Mead In Wyoming at a cost of 122.00 and buy 160 acres of government
asture land adjoining for $1.36 per acre.
NEW HOMESTEAD FOLDER: Our now homestead folder just from
the press will tell you all about the acregae of government land in
each of the countls along the Burlington In Wyoming, and con t alas
a lot of Information of value to you.
TIMBER AND COAL: You can take up those lands where timber, coal
and building 6tone may be had free of charge within reasonable dis
tance. Suoh an opportunity ought to interest you. Write me today for copy of
this new Free Government Lands Folder.
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Dray Phone 54
We are headquarters for everything in the line of
COAL
Rock Springs lump and nut, Canon City lump and
nut, Sheridan nut and lump, Eastern hard coal
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
D. CLEM DEAVER,
Immigration Agent,
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebr.
DYE & OWENS
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved Dromotlv
!'; and transfer work
- ffu solicited.
Residence phone 636 and Blue 674
SOME LIGHT ON
CATALOG PRICES
W'hm a rood order houwo snde n
Nlikg out, the pile- therein are
ttxed to the nxiJI order customer un-
til another embitae; la tamed, whsrh tet
Kenorntly a nx later. In thk con
nect kon it mini k? a Httle sitrprts
(IKK nrnd at the mime time not pVrewi
luvt for (-uetomer of CMcngrt nuuil or
der houses to learn that ChlnweounH
uwimy Uiwb hnve the opportunity of
KettlniK the name uei liawitixe much
clu-aper then the catalog customer.
Rwmfly a Ohdicaeo nxvll order house
carried In the ChtctvRO papers nn ad
vert Lseuien hicn wdd;
Half Catalog Pricee
Women $G.W Coat at $3.6
There are coats In moTtoon, kereey,
etc. They nave larne collara and
are well made. We priced thetu In
our catalog at $6.50, tomorrow, spe
cial at $3.86
Women's Coats, geal plush, shawl
oorkix and cuffs of camcul, catalog
lrVe $9.50, special at $4.76
Wounon'a Coats, plush, bouo-lc and
fancy niixturea, full lenigln aiil
tuortul, mot of thorn llmyl thruout,
vflar and cuffa of sealette phiah,
caitiiloK price $15, rpacbil for tomor
row at $7.76
These price dttferaices the mall
order customer in towns away from
Chicago might woll think aertouly
about.
DANGER IN NEGLECT OF MILK
The Unrited Staten Department of
Agriculture roceotly rlsaued a bulletin
on the care of milk that point out
some of (Mie diiamera that lie in ne
glectful handling of that commodity.
rhTe h a great deal In the bulletin.
of tnitereHt to milk users. Tlie fol
lowing jmra fniapha tine eiecfctlly mis-
native:
No matter how carefully milk is
handled between the farm and the
home, or ta. 8iow pure a Mate k kt
delivered ait the doiuotic ice bo, It
quickly cad became an undesirable
food if careloasJy bandied in tbe
home. Milk that Is left for only a
short Dime in wunumer hit may be
come unfit for use.
Milk must be kept cool to ixreveut
1 he bacteria already in It, and wbk-b
may get In it by accident from tuul-
ttplyrinig to a point where tlie milk ta
umlotit nable.
MUk should be taken into (lie
Ijouee and put in the refrigerator
us on after idtUvery as potwlble. If
H In impossible to have the bottles
of milk put immediately in the re
frigerator, provide on the porch a
box coatainuinp; a lump of ice.
In pminintc a house, arrange to
have the refrigerator net in the wall
with an openling on the outside. It
Li always possible to provide locks
doom, and supply the milkman with
one key.
CANNOT FIND LOST MONEY
Sister of Miser at Valentine Gives
up Hope of Locating Hoard
of Hidden Gold
(By Herald Correspondent.)
VALENTINE, Nebr., Jan. 17.
Mt&a F. J. Emory, sister of J. C. Em
ory, aUas "Windy" Emory, who died
here in October, has about given up
ull (hope of ever locating the Iwaird
of KOld which old "Windy" fa said
to have hiiddem.
Emory wias a graduate of a well
known Pennsylvania college and was
well ediKstted. Alfcho he made a
reat deal of money from hiw hogs
and from clerical and other work,
liot iVri?ettli: tlu feravetard, wh'icb
he owned and oared for, lie wan
never known to Fpend a cent, not
even for food and clothing, which
he beKRext for a u rule.
Shortly before his death the off
ials of this city b'an prepiratioti
for a liawifuit axainwt hiiu, to comiel
him to hcEI bis niveanl to the
city at a reasonable price. Uut
"Windy" never worried and Just ooii'
tinued work on- a cement tombstone.
Nobody knew whom the stone watt
for, altho It wis rumored that It
waa for h1melf. He never finished
it, however, dyiiiR before its com
U km.
"Where ia the money?" is the
quetiin atked by everyone. Many for
tune hunters are averaliiig their
time ilookin and aeiuxiinK. Perhaps
it win be found suiue day.
ORKIN BROTHERS SELL STORE
Immense Omaha Store with Alli
ance Branch, Sold to Burgess
& Nash of Omaha
The ImiiK'iifce Orkin Brothers de
tartment store of Omaha has beeu
sold to Ward M. Burgess, vice pres
ident of the M. E. Smith company
and L. C. Nash, treasurer of the
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street
Railway company. This store has
a branch of its piano deartment in
AlrUmre, under the local manage
ment of Mrs. J. T. Wlker. W. M.
Itobinaon, who Is interested in prop
erty in the county and who makes
freqivrtit trips here, is bead of th
piano department and will retain
the same posdtion.
THREE FUNERALS
IN THREE DAYS
Burial of Little Boy and Two Men
In Greenwood Cemetery
Since Saturday Noon
Reuben Llee
The funernl of tittle IteulX'n Uiw,
the year and a half old sixn of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Llee. was held from
the home at 401 Yellowstone ave
nue, Saturday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. O. 8, llaker, pator of the
First M. E. church. Durial was in
On-enwood cometery.
The Herald extcnto to the bereav
ed parents the aympaUhy of the
niKbl)or8 and friend who sorrow
with them becauee of their little
one's untimely demtae.
Frank O. McFarland
The funeral of Prank Orly McFar
land, whoae ktaAh wan announced in
Satirday'a Dlly, w held at the
Hap IK church at 2 o'clock (Monday
afternoon, conducted by the paAor,
Uev. Frank C. Darren, under the
auMp-Ues of the A. F. & A. M.
lodge of which he was ani honored
member. He wa nJao a mewler of
Nie M. W. A. He waa in active
Chrfetkin and affiMated with the
IUptint chur-h, altho not enrolled ae
a member wv aocouut of eame allgbt
diffewwe of optnitm on the ques
tion of faith.
DeeoHised waa born ut JVUmton, Ne
braska, Jum. 1, 1876. In 1!H)0 he
came to AllLmce, and on Nov. 19,
1902, was married to BdUh Fern
Fielding, To them were born five
children. OUier near relatlvoa left
to mourn his demise are hi par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
McFarland of Stanton, Nebr.; three
brothers, Harry A., Vance I. and
Onuit K. McFarland. all of Stanton.;
ami seven eistera, Mrs. Ine Deck
er, Mrs. Effie Dent luid Mrs. Alice
Wd.e, all of Delgrade, Nebr.; Mm.
Clara Meat of Norfolk, Nebr.; nnd
the M'taea Faye, Urstila and Mil If
cent McFarland of SUmton. The par
ent and one brother awl one slater,
Hurry and Faye, arrived In Alliance
yewterday and were present at tbe
funeral.
Frank McFaxhnd waa one of Alli
amw'a most highly esteemed dti
ier, and wilia be unlveraally mourn
ed by the large number of people of
city and country who knew him. Jn
rwpeot to hi memory the post of
fice was cloned In tbe afternoon
from 1 to 3 o'clock.
William Albert Payne
WiUiam Albert Payne, oouMn of
L. F. Smith of AKance, was born at
UiPorte, Ind., Oct. 26, 1SB4; died at
the home of hi Bitser, Mrs. D. A.
Fossey, In Morrill, Nebr., January
17, 1914. Funeral ervl'e waa held
Sunday afternoon in the Methodist
church of Morrill, conducted by the
liastor, under auspices of the A. O.
U. AV. lodge, of which he was a
member. He waa alo a member of
the Christian church.
On 0t. 2!l, 1887, the deceased
was married to Mlas Susan Carter,
twelve miles southwest of Nonpareil,
to Box Butte county, where they
remtded about three years. He work
ed In the Burlington shoi lu Alli
ance for a while, and about seven
teen years ago established the first
laundry In this city, moving from
here to the Black Hills in South
Dakota, where he spent ten years
In the employ of the Homestake
Mining Go. For the last six or sev
en years he and his wife resided on
a farm near Morrill.
His remains were brought to Alli
ance for interment m Greenwood
cemetery, near the last rawtiiiK place
cf his parents and a little ohlM.
Thoe present at the burial from
out of Alliance were the widow and
an adojrted daughter; E. D. Payne,
onJy living brother of lemmons, S
D.; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Prentice
of Torrington, VVyo. ; and A. L. Car
tcr of Sargent, Nebr.
A Good Plaster
Merltol White Liniment is a plen
did application for Sore Throat, Cold
on the Lungs, Croup and Pains In
the Cheat. Saturate a piece of flan
nel cloth with the Liniment and use
as a plaster. It Is very penetrating,
will not blister and k very effective.
F. J. Brennan, Exclusive Agents.
WAIT WILL NOT ACCEPT PAPERS
Secretary of 8tate Refuses to Ac
cept Papers Filed by Lieuten
ant Governor McKelvie
LINCOIjN, Nebr., Jan. 17. Secre
tary of State Wait t!ll rofiuus to
aroept the papers of lieutenant Gov
erour McKelvie, who is the flrm to
file js a candidate for the noiuim
tiuo of governor at the prlwartoe in
AuiTiutt. The Betretary of etate baa
ed his refusal on hit cxitrukm of
the law wliicb indloatea thuit no pres
ent state officer le eUrble ttrxthor
vftk- during the period of his fai-mmben-y.
Lieutetktnt Gxvfrnor McKelvie an
rnouiijcixj L had eiuvtpod oounstil ami
111 ixiu a nuuvdamuis wuit to com
pel ithe acceptance of the tlVv fie
and papers.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Kates: One-inch cards, 50 cents; two-Inch cards, $1.00 -
BRUCE WILCOX
Lawyer and Land Attorney
Practitioner In civil courts since 1893
snd Register U. S. land office front
1903 to 1907. Information by mall a
ipeclalty.
Office In Land Office Building
1LLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
EUGENE BURTON
Attorney at Law
Land Attorney
Office First National Bank Butldlnc
PHONE 180
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
H. M. BULLOCK.
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
F. M. BROOME
Land Attorney
Long experience sa Receiver U. 8.
land office la a guarantee) for prompt
and efficient aerrke.
Offloe In Opera House Block
ALLIANCE : t NEBRASKA
C. E. SLAGLE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office phone 65 Res. phone 52
Alliance, Nebraska.
Orie Coppernoll
F. J. Petersen
Rea. Phone 43
Rea. Phone 20
Drs. Coppernoll & Petersen
Osteopaths
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Rumer Block
PHONE 43
GEO. J. HAND.
Physician and 8urgeon
EYE, EAR, N08E AND THROAT
H. A. COPSEY
Physician and 8urgeon
Office Phone 300. Res. Phone 342
Calls answered promptly day and
night from office. Offices: Alliance
National Bank building over the Post
Office.
On. "SZTovir Txlp
take with you a box of tfood
cia-iiies ?
and a late
Get them at up town news
stand or at depot
HElllcr Bros.
jjutomobile 1 aundry
Prices en application
Work guaranteed
Leonard Pilkington
AT KEELER'S GARA6E
DR. W M. LEE
Veterinarian
PHONE
Office Red 72 Residence 726
Alliance.
Nebraska
First-class short order
RESTAURANT
in Hemingford
Bistrooms in town in connection
Prices right
J. P. Knight, Prop.
Blooded and High
Grade Milk Cows
HOLSTEIIIS A SPECIALTY
Any Number Wanted
f.M.llyndshavv&Son
THEDFORD, NEBR.
HARRY P. COURSE!
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Farm 8atee a Specialty
TERMS REASONABLE)
PHONE 64
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
mi. r. jc tylicii
Dentlet
PHONE 117
OVEN FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ALLIANCE : : NEBRAJsXA
Dr. JA5. P. flAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN't DRUQ STORS
PHONE 625 RED
All electrical equipment Oaa adafet
tatereL Erenlnga by appotatmeert
A. J. KENNEDY
Dentist
Office In Alliance National
Building over Poet Office
PHONE 491
Q-oo. 3-. G-ad.Q"b3r
LICENSED EMBALMER
PHONE: Day 498
Nlht C10
ALLIANCE
NEBRAfistir
Elorlat
Cut PLOWER.8 and Potted
PLANTS Constantly on Hand
FLORAL PIECES
Made on Short Notice
PLANTS RENTED
For Parties and Public Gatherings
Phone 682-435
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At The Herald Office
REASONABLE RATES
PROMPT SERVICI
AUQUST HORNBURQ
Professional Trained Nurse
Phone 613
Alliance - Nebraska
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
PLANS AND E8TI MATES FURN
ISHED ON APPLICATION
f employ only first-class meohanlas.
All work guaranteed.
PHONE 279
Residence arid Shop,
7th and Mississippi.
Alliance, Nebraska.
WM. MAUNIER
All kinds of
Scavenger Work
Bonded by tbe City
PHONE 67
Bones Wanted
We pay cash market price for goes)
dry bones. Immediate
shipment
Union Stock Yards Co.,
South Omaha, Nebr.
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rtSf?N:;:!::i:a
That we have every facility
for turning out neat print
ing of all kinds. Letter
heads, bill heads, office sta
tionery, etc., furnished at
the lowest prices first
class work will permit.
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