THE ALLIANCE HERALD
JOHN W. THOMAS, Editor
Lloyd C. Thomaa, City Editor
Published avsry Thursday by
THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Incorporated
Ueyd C. Thomat, President J. Carl Thomaa, Vice Prat
John W. Thomaa, Secretary
j
Entered at the post office at
through the tua.Ua as ocmd-class
8ubacripUon price, $150
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1914
STATEMENT OF THW OWNEIN
Kllir, M A N A f KM K NT, CIRCU
LATION, ETC., of The Alliance
Herald published weekly at Alliance,
Nebr., required by the Act of August
24. 1912.
Name of Postofltce address.
Editor, John W. Thomas, Alliance,
Nebr.
Business Manager, Lloyd C. Thomas,
Alliance, Nebr.
Publisher, Herald Publishing Co.,
Alliance, Nebr.
Owners: John W, Thomaa, Alliance,
Nebr.; ), Carl Thomaa, Atliaaoe, Ne
braska; Belle M. Thomaa, Alliance,
Nebr.; Lloyd C. Thomaa, Alliance,
Nebr.
Known bondholders, mortgagees,
, and other security holders, hold
In? 1 per cent or more of total a
mount of bonds, mortgages, or other
aecuritlea: F. E. Holeten. Alliance.
Nebr.; Mergenthaler linotype Co.,
New York City; Belle M. Thomas,
Alliance, Nebr. ; Keratone Type
Foundry, Philadelphia, I 'a.
Average number of copies of each
Issue of this publication sold or
distributed, thru the ma'ls or other
wise, to paid subscribers during the
six months preceding tbe date shown
japera only.
This is required from dully nev.s-l
Lloyd i4-. Thomaa, j
Bustie Manager.
Sworn to and subscriel before
me this 1st day of April. 1914.
Walter II. Mots,
' (Seal) Notary Public.
(My commission expire November
29. 1918.)
IACAL ITEM
From Saturday's Dallj i
Chris If unarm nt ITimJni,r..l un.
- - iuiiiiviU 11 1 1
sacted business in Alliance today.
T. J. Foley, salesman' represent
ing the Kemper Thomas company, is
In Alliance today.
A. V. Gavin, chief dispatcher at i
Alliance, returned this morning fromi
trip west.'
-Miss Frances MrGinni r Man.
land is vlsltlnft in jUliant. She will
remain over Sunday.
Fr. Maloney went to Ellsworth to
day and will conduct services there
tomorrow.
Miss. Opal Ilussell came up from
Bridgeport today to visit over Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
!F. iL Russell.
.Miss Delia Strong of Bridgeport
is visiting over Sunday at the heme
of ber father. It. C. Strong
John Curran of Hemlngford, who
was Injured in an automobile accl
ant a few days ago, died Friday
morning.
Jaraea Kennedy of Canton made
final proof on a homestead before
the local Qaad officials. Joseph and
Emll Wlnton appeared aa witnesses.
Tbe pay rr arrived this morning
'on train 8x and distributed several
thousand dollars anions the local
Vallroaa men.
Miss Pauline Scott of Mlnatare
Vane to Alliance today to vlBit over
Sunday at the home of Mrs, II. C.
Redlnbaugh.
Miss Blanche Wlltsey of Hen luc
ford is visiting at the Jiome cl Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Dow. She will re
main over Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Peer, who La ben iu
Alliance the past two d is on tuei
nees, returned to her home in Lynn
. today.
T, M. Hamilton, a stock man from
' Greeley, Nebr., has been in Alliance
the past two days. He left today
for Billings, Mont., where he expects
to buy some horses.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. W A . "who
cave been visiting the pant low !ays
at the home of Mrs. Charlotte
kins, returned to their home in Bay -
ard today
, Mrs. George Young who ha teen
eonf.ned to the hospital hire b
ut: sis weeks, has been diac-Uured
returned to ber houu t.i H.r
Ingroid today.
OTtAKGFii, 20c per doien. BJok.
Mil '.Jrocery. Phone 19.
Fto.. Monday's Dally:
J. A. Snoke left today for Sterling.! left today for Boone, Iowa,
Colorado. Uhe will visit , relatives.
C D. Mullen of Lincoln spent a1
short time In Alliance today while
oa his way to Bridgeport.
Visa Etbal Nolan went to Chadron
today to attend the wedding of a
Alliance, Nebraska, for transmission
matter.
per year la advance
friend.
Ward Ash of Fort Laramie, Wyo.,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Ash. '
Miss Marie Dismer, who has been
visiting in Alliance for several days,
returned to her home in Hot Springs
today.
August Genrlch of Seneca, who
has been In Alliance for a few days
on business, returned to his home
toay.
Miss Eunice Burnett of tbe Alli
ance School of Music returned yes
terday from a few days' visit at the
ranch.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobson.
a son, at the home of her parents,
VV. S. Kid at 407 Laramie Ave., on
Friday at 3 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nietfeld, ar
rived today from Fort Laramie, Wy
oming, to visit their daughters, Mrs.
Geo. Ash and Mrs. K. B. Burns.
They were accompanied by their son
und dauKhter, Rose and William
Nietfeld.
K. Shafenberx anil A. Matthews of
Uingham were In Alliance today.
They report farming conditions as
being good. The grass is growing
nicely. Stock wintered well. A -number
of farmers are planning to sow
ulfalfa.
John Theros, a Greek, was arrest
ed yesterday on a charge of fighting.
He was lodged, in Jail and was found
guilty before Judge Zurn this morn
ing, getting 10 and costs.
Ralph Daley, who has been con
Uned to the hospital for the past
three weeks as a result of bullet
wounds, was able to be down town
today for the first time. In all
probability he will be able to leave
for his home in Bingham within a
day or two.
Floyd Donovan, who had an oper
ation on his arm to reduce a fracture
recently, left the hospital yesterday.
In five or six weeks it will be nec
essary to perform another operation
to remove the silver plates which
were screwed on the bone.
Mrs; A. M. Daley of Lead, S. D.,
1b a guest at tbe home of Mrs. W.
H. Swan. .Mrs. Daley is the mother
of Mrs. Sylvester Preston of Los An
geles and Mrs. William Nelk ef Lead.
S. D., both these ladies were- former
ly residents of Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Thoinpeen are
visiting friends in Alliance. They
were formerly residents of Box Butte
but moved to Idaho about four years
ago where they are nicely situated.
Mr. Thompson disposed of his ranch
in Box Butte Saturday.
A. F. Bundy went to Mitchell yes
terday on a short business trip. .
Mrs. D. E. Bowden returned to Al
liance yesterday after spjending tbe
winter at ber home in Kansas City.
Mr. Bowden Is superintendent for
the county during the construction
of the new court bouse.
From Tuesday' Dally:
Carl Jones, territory salesman for
the Reo Company, la In Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Aylward of Den
ver are visiting at the home of Mrs,
Margaret Trlplett.
Five room cottage for rent. Apply
Mrs. Charlotte Watkins.
m-tf-4522
inree ureeks were arrested yes
terday' on the complaint of one of
their fellow countrymen who claim
ed they assaulted him.
Mrs. S. A. Smith, who has been
spending the winter In Greeley, Col.,
returned .o her home In Alliance
, Sunday.
. Miss May belle Pilkington. who
. has been teaching school In Bex
Butte county during the winter, baa
finished the term, and la now the
guest of Miss Devona Dickinson. Af
ter a few days' visit here ahe will
tVut-lleare for her home In Portland. Ore.
' and Miss Dickinson will accompany
her.
Mr. and Mra. Knight Burrie. of
Lincoln, who have been visiting Mr
Knight's mother In Alliance, left dur
Ing the early part of the week for
Thermopolls. Wyoming.
Mrs. C. F. Nightengale ef Edge
mont. who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. D. E. Ford. In Alliance,
where
George Ellis, a mechanic from Mc
Cook, haa taken a position with the
Brltt garage. He arrived yesterday,
Mrs. H. F. Thlele entertained Sat
urday afternoon and evening in hon
or of Mesdames BleoVrmann and
Treber of Dead wood, 8. Dak.
Miss Angela Ware returned from
Omaha where she spent a few days.
While there Misa Ware had the
pleasure of hearing Mary Garden In
grand opera.
From Wednewlay's Dally: 1
returned to her home today.
J. B. Miller Is In ficottsblufr on
business.
Mrs. Chaa. Preston of Hyannis
who has been visiting at the home
of Mrs. T. N. Waller for some time,
Miss Maud Thayer, who has been
confined to the hospital for some
time, has been discharged and left
for her home today.
E. 3. Kooler, assistant general
manager of lines west," went thru
Alliance today on ibs way to Sheri
dan.
Mrs. Geo. B. McGllI sf Bonner
spent part of yesterday and today
In Alliance. She returned to her
home on the noon passenper train.
S. .1). Lingle of Morrill spent some
time in Alliance yesterday. Mr, Lin
gle was on his way home from Lin
coln where he purchased' a 'fine-
Shire stallion from Watson Wood
Bros.
Mrs. T. N. Hamilton will arrive-
tomorrow from Durango, Colo., nd'.
will visit in Alliance for a few days,
Mrs. II. C. Wehrs of Edgemont ar
rived today to visit her sister, Mr
H. V. Dedmore.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BOX
BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE )
ESTATE OF JOHN A. ) .
WILSON. DECEASED. )
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN A.
WILSON, DECEASED:
You are hereby notified that on
the fttb day of April, 1914, Eva Wil
son, administratrix of the estate of
John A. Wilson, deceased, tiled in
suld court her final account as said
administratrix, and that saM final
account will" be heard on tbe 8th
day of May,. 1914,. at the boor of
10 o'clock, A. Nf.. at county court
room In the city of AMTianeey in said
county; and you are- hereby cited to
appear at the time and place- above
designated, and show can Be, if such
exists, why said' account saoaii-a not
be allowed..
It Is hereby ordered! that saiM Eva
Wilson, administratrix., give awt ice-
to all persons interested in sand es
tate by causing a copy of this rdr
o be published in The- Alliance- Her
ald, a weekly newspaper, painted
and published in said county,, fori;
three successive weeks prior fcs tto
date set tor said hearing.
Dated: this 6th day of April. I91.
L. A. BEE.KT,
(Seal) County, Judge.
20-3t-4 23-3462
Fine Jewelry
For
Commencement
Gifts
Watches
Rinjrs
It r Pins
Bracelets
Lavaliers
Brooches
Chains
Everything needed for
graduation presents.
Expert Repair Work.
Brennan's
mitimiiiiiiiininiiii mmiimum
'.niiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmr;
Take Dress Making Lessons
at the Dress Making
School
And then
Buy a Dress Form.
We have the agency for the
KLLANAM Adjustable Dress
Form any tlae, 82 to 46, f 12.
Phone 89 said we will sexWI
one ap oa trial.
The Horace Bogue
Store
T'gether with th poor, which we
have alius with us, Is th' feller who
says, "You won't ketch me in this
climate another winter." It's easier
f git t'gether at a banquet than at
th' polls,
Hurry! Hurry!
and get your colts and vicious
horses booked or breaking.
Cut prices on first oned. I'll
start the first of May. Work
guaranteed. References if
desired.
N. S. SNYDER
ANGOli,. XF.ICAKA
Check Yor April fuiiyf
Thawing fro an a'A'priT ra-ins
rbill you to the eery' marrow, yon
catcb cold head' and' Brags shafted
You are feveris eoug"b contlnu
aHy and feel niUwable flou; miS
Dr. King's New Diffrovery-- ft stwoh'
e iaftamed an dirrttated: tfvoat ft ad
A Tour of the East
TaiRe advantage tti the-wwy attnatir excuriton rat bis coming
Hummer applying over a'aompletw circtvl, going one way, returning anoth
eo that) wlill lnfade many ef ttuvitiost famous mountt-Jn and) twiahore local
ities oC the East.
Yos may Include tlie Adlrrmdiicka,. tbe- White MountNitHV the St.
Lawrence ltiven Region, LaHe-George;. Siwato;!a. Montreal. Quber Boston,
New York. the- rtatfson Uivwi thic Ocean "Drip to NewpcetiN-ew. th Jersey
Court,, the- Virgiaihasv Washington). IV (Si
Leave- your name witli1 me ar.d' let' erne- erure for yew sunie- railroad
litetature a ail1 hnt Ilteratuer-that; fill! lUwuwllb the Suwmrer- Jtuxaey yon
havfihi mi mil.
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KOMtmilWt IEWj TlirongMi.-WvjHimnw iin -M-rvl e tettMi4tiulia and
ireoniin. tnia Xo. 12.
eed Potatoes
We wM receive: on SATURDAY
a carload; f Red River.
Eatry Ohio
Seed Potatoes
. t
direct from the; Wisconsin cGiantry.
Come early to get your seed for
tfeey will sell fast.
O'Bannott Brothers
immaaxsi
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Itl MJT.lt TO IiriU XEW BMM'K.
N't-, ltiilUttna: t Be KrecU.-d on. Bml
ButU Avetiue ar Corner
vt Fvurth Strn-t
Vi IX Rumer has comnletd atl
arrangements for the erection, sf a
sew two story brick block ca his
property on Box Butte av.enu near
the corner of Fourth st seeL The tea
ants occupying tne old building are
moving out and the work ol razing
it will start within a few days. Tbe
new building will he 50x110 feet.
Twenty-eight feet oa tbe front will
to built two stories, to, tceeannodate
several commodious office rooms.
The ground floor will be occupied by
a modern theatrtv On each side of
the entrance will to two rooms, each
18x26 feet. One- el these rooms will
be occupied by Joe- Smith for con
fectionery ana soft drinks, the other
has been leased to E. W. Ray. the
florist. . .
The frost or the theatre will to
modern la every respect. The box!
office wUt occupy the center wlth(
doorways on each side leadlag from'
the lobby Into the theatre The!
floor ot the lobby will bo tU. The
lungs, steps cooih, yowr beau clears
up. fever lesves, and" you feel fin.
Mr. J. T. Pis, of Stickney Corner,
Me., "Was cred of a dreadful rough
after doctor's treatment and all oth
r remedies failed. Relief or money
bnck. PleRsant Children like it.
Get a bottle today. 50c and $1.00
at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica) ftalve for All
Sores.
One Hub In Time JHivcx Nine
Don't wait until your hair Is gone
but keep all you have I fposslble. We
recommend Meritol Hair Tonic aa a
reliable preparation for keeping the
scalp clean and healthy . condition
and promoting hair growth. It is a
preparation of genuine merit, one
we are pleased to guarantee to you.
F. J.'Breoan, exclusive agency.
HOUSES TO RENT
or lease. Land
to rent or lease.
Land or city
property for
sale. Phone 36.
C. W. JEFFERS
J. KR1DELBAUQH
Aigsrtt. Alliance
L. W. Wwkeley, Gn. Bi-nger Argent,. Omaha
theatre will be- GOx&S feet. Modern
lighting, seating and ventilation, will
be installed. A large stage will, be
s feature of tile- nw thea're. Harry
Dubuque has rented the theatre an
will use it for high class vaudevJlW
and photoplays; It is his Intention,
to close tbe Crystal -when tbe new
place is rady te to opened.. The ajew
theatre wall; b known as. tbe. Im
perial. IuUmjc PurrhMMew Cafe
Cy La4ng has purchased tbe Alli
ance Cafe from E. Becker, who will
retire to his farm whUh he recently
awcaaaedl near town. Ur. Lading
waa proprietor of the Central Cafe
for a number of meatus sad has
heeai very successful in that line of
ATTENTION STOCKMEN!
I have Wyoming stock ranches,
deeded land, irrigated land growing
alfalfa, government land for ranges,
for from 200 to 5,000 head of stock,
with grass, water and , plenty of
range. Prices from $10 to $? per
acre. Write for full particulars.
GEO. A. CLAY, Upton, Wyoming
GLASSIFIED
Advertising
Coal office at Rowan's feed store.
ROWAN A WRIGHT, phone 71. tf
ABSTRACTERS
J. D. EMERICK
Bonded Abstracter.
I have tbe only set of abstract
woks la Box Butte mnntv Office
Room 7, Opera House Mock.
I0tf570
MISCELLANEOUS
Money to loan on real estate. F.
V. Reddish. 3tf
For nice cVean Nigger heavl Lump
and Nut, and Eastern Hard aut coal
pbone to No. 22.
Dlerks LnmBer ft Coal Company. '
L. W. BOWMAN ,
Physician and Surgeon
Office In First National Bank Bldg.
Phones: Office, 393; residence, 16.
Advertisement
E. W. RAY, FLORIST
' Cat flowers and- potted plants.
Floral pieces made- oa short notice
Mail orders given special attention.
ltf2S4
Rowan- ft Wright, eoe.1. wood and
pests, ritone 71. tf'
Buy yoror coal of Rowan Wright.
Phone 71. tf'
Steam Plow for Hal'
.Bargain In Reeves steam plow--otrrfit.
Gi-md shape. Address G. B
Carr, AHfasce.
ltVilt-ffZJff
IVanif grown seed oars for sale.
Mi iced', 50- rents pr titrsbel. For
Kherson, hand cleaned. 75 cents. Al
so seme spring rye. J- A. KEEGAN.
18-i?c3r-ir39S
H't( one- yearling Shorthorn Bull
left: Trice,. if taken soon.
.1. A. K KEG AN.
18-8tf-7?5.
WAN'TKD
15r head of horses or cattle want
ed for snmmer pasture. Plenty of
range and water. Thirteen mllgs
northeast of Ellsworth, Nebr. Ad
dress C. W. MATTHEWS.
lattssjs
BK.L KSTATK FOR SALK
ONE t MKM! HOUSE, corner lot.
4" Mocks west of post office.
OYK T ICOOM HOUSE, oorner lot.
In- Bbrary block.
ONE 7 ROOM HOUSE, corner lot.
On Box Butte Ave.
ONPr CORNER RESIDENCE liOT.
Worth of Academy.
ONK CtRNER RESIDENCE IjOT.
West of Emerson school.
Tltll EE INSIDE RESIDENCE IOTS.
East of Emerson school.
tm ACRES line dairy ranch.
1 m. to Letan, 4Vi nn. to Alliance.
Iti-JO ACRES fine farm and dairy
ranch 1 mile to Letam, 6 miles
to Alliance.
KJO ACRES fine farm, 250 acres
ready for. crop. I mile to Letan.
6 miles to Alliance..
WW ACRES dairy farm.
lVt miles to Letan, 7 to Alliance.
400 A. 2V m. south ot Alliance.
640 ACRES, 3 m. south of Alliance.
160 A. 7 m. southeast of Alliance..
A A. 3 m. east Of Hhmlncfnrit
40, o and 120 ACRE irrigated
farms In Platte River Valley.
. .Only small payments required.
. .Would conaider Nome, live stock.'
. .Call or write for kcripUon audi
. .term.
W. W. NORTON, AUAANCE. NEIL;
FOR SALE Small, clean stock of
general merchandise. 2,00 in
cluding fixtures. Pbstoffice throws
in. Postoffice pays $20 .to Z5
nwathly. Cream saaUon pays 0 '
to $65 for six months in the year
making $75 to $9 per month . be
sides the profits, from the store.
Cheap rent. Daily mail after next
July. 25 ml I tut fmm .... n
- IMIIWI.
Chance to buy or tease 840 acres ta
eonaection. Thia is a snap for some
one. Act quick. Address Ml L.
Wadtaker, Canton. Nebr.
iztiszsf
HOFIS: KSTRAY
EBtray since- March 27 a straw
berry roan Ming, six years old.
weight 1100' pounds, branded L oa
left thigh amt on left neck.
Last seen La the vicinity of Mallada
postoffice. Was raised In Alliance
and may have headed tewarda. Re
ward for Information feeding t te-
covery. LEOPOLD PREUSSi
Mud Springe. Nebr.
196-1U4520
"U-rr MK CRY !POR YKT
HARRY P.- COURSEY
UYR RTOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Panu Kales a Kfterlalty
TEKM3 REASONABLE
PHONB 164
ALLIANCE : NEBRASKA