MAN LEAPS FROM TRAIX
Forrest Graham of Lead, R. D.
leaped from bis berth thru the. win
dow of a Pullman on No. 42 yester
day evening and was badly Injured.
The accident happened Just west of
Ardmore. Mr. Graham has been In
poor health for several months from
the result of which ho became men
tally depressed and at times Irration
al. It was thought that If ho were
taken to a lower altitude his condi
tion would , improve. Yesterday
morning his brother, E. It. Graham,
started for Westphalia Mo. with him.
They reach Edgemont without acci
dent but shortly after they left there
'while they were preparing to retire,
the young man complained of the
car being too warm and asked his
brother to raise the window. He
complied with the request but the
outer window stuck and required
considerable effort to raise It. When
It did open It shot up suddenly clear
to the top and without warning the
young man leaped thru it head fore
most. As he Jumped his brother
managed to get hold of his hand and
held for a short time In that man
ner after he was on the outside of
the car. The weight was too gTeat
however, for his brother and he fell
to the ground. He struck on his
feet but owing to the rate at which
the train was traveling he rolled ov
er and over on the rocks which cover
ed the ground.
The alarm was given and the train
was stopped and backed up to where
the acicdent occurred. The young
man was found lying twenty feet
from the track In a semiconscious
SPRING
GOODS
..IN..
Farm Machinery
and Harness
This is the time to line up for the year's work.
should have:
Low Down Manure Spreader, Disc,
Lister, or other new Farm Machinery
Oil
condition. The train proceeded at directed by the Commissioner of the
once to Ardmore where the attention General Land Office, under provls-
of a physician was secured. At tons of Acts of Congress approved
Crawford another physician was June 27, 1906 (34 Stats., 517), and
oiirfd and arromnanled the injured March 2. 1907 Hi Stata . 18)4).
man to Alliance where he was taken pursuant to the application of Clair U K Ut U WIL.UUA
to St. Joseph's hospital. E. Wilson. Serial No. 016C48, we Lawysr and Land Attorney
This morning a careful examine will offer at public sale, to the high-1 Practitioner In civil courts sine 1893
tion was made and it was found est bidder, but at not less than $3.00 ! K"t" U. 8. land mce rrotn
that both knee caps had been dlslo- per acre, at 9 o'clock a. m., on the
cated, his right ankle sprained, and 23rd day of June next, at thla office,
the point of one upper vertebra was the following tract of land: NW4
broken, but the spinal chord wss un- NE',4 Sec. 11, Tp. 25 N. Rg. 43
injured. Mr. Graham has recovered ; West 6th P. M. .
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Kates : One-inch cards, 50 cents: two-inch cards. 11.00
1903 to 1907. Information by mall
peclaKy.
Office Mi Land Ofrles Building
ILLLiNCB : I . N EUR ASK A
consciousness and unless complica
tions arise he will probably recover.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are advised
EUOENE BURTON
Attorney at Law
Land Attorney
ASCENSION DAY SERVICES
Ilunah Commander? No. 6, Knight sale.
Templar, of Alliance, will hold their
annual Ascension Day services, at
of tho Masonic order and their fani
the rhelan .Opera House, Thursday,
May 21, at 8 o'clock p. ni. The serv
ices will be public, and all members
Hies, and the general public, are in
vited to be present. The address will
be delivered by Sir- Knight George
G. Ware.
HKNRY UENNAU.
Eminent Commander.
to file their claims, or objections, on office First NaUonal Bank Building
or before the time designated for
W. W. WOOD, Register.
II. J. ELLtS. Receiver.
24-Rt-433-3559
PHONE 180
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
H. M. BULLOCK.
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
KINKAID ITEMS
(By Herald Correspondent)
Notice for Publication
-Isolated Tract
Serial No. 016487. "
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department of the Interior, U
Land Office at Alliance,
April 21, 1914.
rsOTICK Is hereby given that, as
airpneu oy ine commissioner oi me neri arm. Tnese norsea were thin in
General Land Office, under provls-1 flesh. $100 reward for the return of
i A(. t r.. ,,.j norses ana conviction or thler
WV V kwi 11 UVi BtTB 1ST II I tllS
HORSES STOLEN
Stolen at Lakeside. Nebraska.
8. 1 about March 16, two bay shire geld-
Nebraska, 'DM. four years old, stripes In faces
weight 1250 pounds. Branded
MM
r.e-tbls
Equip your horses with a set of
H. H. & B. HARNESS
Every strap is guaranteed.
I. L.. ACHESON
June 27, 1906 (34 Stats., 17). and
March 2, 1907 (34 Stats., 1224), brand
Kinkaid. Nebr., May 20 Miss pursuant to the application of Mark
Frances lirown or Alliance spent tne I). Hooper, Serial No. 016487, we
week with Miss Alice McLaughlin. will offer at public ssle, to the high
Mrs. Geo. Stafford was visiting at' est bidder, but st not less than 13.00
Mrs. Hugh Smith's Wednesday. per acre, at 9 o'clock a. m., on the
Bert Rodgers left last Saturday ' 24th day of June next, at this office,
with his uncle, Peter Rodgers, and
family overland for the west to look
for a new location. They expect to
be gone roost of the summer.
A number of the neighbors gath
ered at the home of George Stafford. to file their claims, or objections, on stimulate, the kidneys, liver and bow
last Thursday evening and gave them or before the time designated for els to healthy action, expel blood lm
a surnriae. Music and dancinr were sal. purities and restore your, health,
left ahoulder. Address
R. A. WE3TOVER, Lakeside, Nebr.
18tf3403.
Spring Ulood and 8) stem Cleanser
During the winter months laipur
I . I o.a .nAtimntdla rttti KIaji.1 tArrr .1
" impure and thick, your k dnevs. llv
SE Sec. 15; W14 9W14 Sec. 14, er and bowels fall to work, caualng
Td. 27 N.. Rk. 45 W. 6th P. M. so-called "Spring Fever." You feel
abv irni riftimine tdvorui Urea, weak and laiy. tiecmc Bit
indulged In unt'l midnight when ev
eryone returned home feeling that
they had had a very enjoyable time,
Mr. and Mrs. George Stafford spent
Friday at the Soth home.
Miss Verna Rodgers spent Satur
day and Sunday with her mother on
the ranch.
Notice for Publication
Isolated Tract
Serial No. 016546.
PUBLIC . LAND SALE
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Alliance, Nebraska,
April 30, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that, -as
it
it
4
The Car for Yob
Wc are offering Studebaker Four and .Six models an automo
bile that will fill substantially every point to be desired iu a car. The
lines of both these models are classy incorporating ttie up-to-minute ' ' '
designs. The equipment includes only the standard makes.
In the construction of the car the safety principle has been given
the utmost consideration. Special attention is called to the Stude
baker rear axle, an adjunct to safety that is not surpassed in any car
at any price. The Studebaker fall floating axle is not to be compared
with any of the ' semi-floating" or "three-quarter floating" types. It
is an axle which is scientifically heat treated alloy Kteel (riving a
margin of safety of more than 30,00ti pound inchr. It has the
"Timken" bearings which add greatly to its efficiency. It is an axle
that defies wear and shock. You may wonder at the special empha
sis placed on the rear axle. But consider a moment the. load it car
ries and you will realize why we feature this point. Call and let us
explain in detail its value as well as the other features of the Stude
baker that makes it the car for you.
W. W. WOOD, Register.
H. J. ELLIS. Receiver.
may21-5t-3554-434
vfYrirrv. to contractors
Sealed proposals will be received'1
by the Alliance Lodge No. 961 B. P.
O. E.. Alliance. Nebraska, at the
Lodge Rooms, until eight o'clock p.
m. of the 13th day of June, 1914, for
the letting of the contract for a Club
House.
The bids must conform to the
form prescribed, a blank copy of
which will be furnlahed to each gen
eral contractor..
Plana and specifications for the
same may be seen at the office . of
Percy Cogswell, Secretary.. ,,
Each separate proposal must be
accompanied by a check to be certl
fled by the president or cashier of
the bank upon which It Is drawn, for
a sum not less than 1 per cent of
their bid, made payable to F. W.
Harris, treaaurer of the lodge, and
to be forfeited to them for damages
strength and ambition. I Electric
Bitters makes you feel , like ' new.
Start a four weeks' treatment It
wil Iput you in fine shape for your
spring work. Guaranteed. At au
DruKKists. 60o and 11.00. .
K. Bucklen Co., Philadelphia
or St. Louis. i
YOQrjQ GIHGK8
. treable mk
. ifcaa ear
' . It I
vtrrMUOdUcU
aaicaaj Mck
VMfbttthM 400 nark BtfftaMMtaiM. OanM
aars rata. aaklty. Soil at calcfcs SMdMd.
4iuttn fcwn amrdriaklaa at nun
aaT a aaoUaa1 faas, ata. M aoH to sja
katcaad. h ataaa laa laaa. tvaiy chick thai 1a
mufc4rlaMkpraaifcataamt. BifaMcaam
taa aan aaaicw
t Oaaa
P. 1. ' BKKNNAN
Dentist
( PJIONB 167
OVER riRtT NATIONAL BKHtf
ALLIANCB , l t UEBTULMXM
Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
. ' Dentist
OVER BRENNAN't DRUO tTOftl
III ON B 62S BED
All sloctrlcal equipment Oaa
Istered. Evenings by aopotntmsau
A. J. KENNEDY
' Dentist '
Office In Alliance National
Building over Poet Offlea
, PHONE 391
LICENSED EMBALMER
PHONE:
Day 49t '
Night !
ALLIANCE
Cut W L O W E R.a antf Pettetf'
PLANTS CensUntly en Han4-
FLORAL PIECES
Mads on ' Short Notloe
a
f
PLANTS RENTED
For Partlss and PuNlo Qatharwaf 4
i Phone 93243 S
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
, ; At Tha Herald Office '''
REASONABLE RATES
PROMPT BEAVICI
-WANTED-
AOO Young Mea and Wi
to prepare for positions as bookkeep
ers, stenographers, salesmen, secre
sustained in case tne Didder, witmn urieSi managers, etc.. at salaries
five days, fails to enter Into con- ranRng from 1520 to 3.600 a year.
tract ror tne worn Did upon, ana 10 Vnr nA further Information
. - - wr
give a saliHiactory surety bond Ior address
50 per cent of the contract for the
faithful performance of the contract
and also a satisfactory bond against
mechanics liens to the full amount
of the contract' price, within five
days, in cane award is made to him.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any part of or all blda.
Bids are to be sealed and address
ed to Percy Cogswell and must be
HASTINGS IJUSUTK.S8 OOLLMGH
(The big mid-west school)
HMMtlna, Nebr.
F. L. Groom. Pres. . ..
II. L. Renlrk, Sec.
IK)1N(J THKIR DUTY
Srore.H of Herald Kttsders Are liearn
tug the Duty of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys'
plainly marked on the outside, "Pro-1 duty
posal for Club Houbo for B. P. O. E.,
AIMance, Nebraska."
W. O. BARNES. E. R.
W. M. MITCHELL,
Chairman Bldg. Cora.
PERCY COGSWELL.
24-21-3512
The Studebaker Four, f. o. b. Alliance, $1115
The Studebaker Six, f. o. b. Alliance, $1659
Lowry & Henry
Speedway Garage
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ills
may follow ;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills the tea
ted kidney remedy.
A 11 la nna ruwintA thftlP
oecrei.ry. worth
Mrs. J. E. Whaley. 432 . Oregon
St., Alienee, Nebr., ssys: 'I hive
bad no renaoa to change my high
Opinion of Doan's Kidney PUls since
I publicly recommended them In May
1907. Over three years ago my kid
neys became badly disordered and
Pi-ANS . AND EsTlM ATS ftikfr
..... ISHED ON - APPLICATION
1
I employ only first-class meobaalaav
All work guaranteed. '
-5 ' V; PHONE 279
Residence and Shop, f
, , ,7ih and Mississippi. .
f Alliance, Nebraska. j
WMa MAXJXS1ER s
'AH kinds at
Bonded by tae Clfjr
PHONE 97
OEO. J. HAND,
Physician and Surgeon
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
H. A. COPSEY
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone M0. Res. Phone 341
Calls anewered promptly day
night from office. Ortloes: All sum
National Bank building over the Peat
Offloe. -
C. E. SLAGLE, M. X).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office phone 65 Res. phone U
Alliance, Nebraska.
Orte Copperaoll
Res. Phone 20
naxne Doaa's
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of Nebraska,
Box Butte County, ss.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF SAMUEL I. ALBRO, De- the kidney secretions were ennatnr-
ceased. . lal. Whenever I stooped, sharp pains
I L. A Berry Count Jtidre of darted thru my loins and it was dlf
i. it. a. uerr, txunty juage or flro tnr .,i-vtJk- tr4ju
Box Butte County, Nebraska, hereby many remedies bat all failed to help
notify an persons naving cuims ana me until I procured Doan's Kidney
demands against the estate of Bam- I'ills at Holsten's Drug fitore. They
uel I. Albro. that I have set snd ap- wrought relief in a abort time and I
.. . . .... .r, w continued using them until I was
j.utu iu iik m,iuM,ltrtm from kidner eomnlalnt.M
A. D. 1911. at 10 o'clock In the fore- ror sale by all dealers. Price 61
noon at the County Court room in I cents. ' Koster-Mllbura Co... Buffalo.
Alliance, for the examination of all York, sole agents for the United
claim, against the estate of said d- "member tjw
ceaent wun a view ot weir snow- aQ( take no other.
a nee and payment.
All persons interested as creditors ' PubUe lnvitd
of the said estate will present their I The public is cordially invited to
claims to me st said time, or showT and all of the sessions of the eon
cause for not so doing, and In ease cftUB ' the Episcopal church to
any claims are not so presented by be held on May 12th and 13th; May
aald time they shall be forever bar-l": May 16th.
red.
This notice shall be served by pub- , JOINED IN HOLY WEDIAXX
llcation thereof for four consecutive I At the bride's home, corner of
weeks ia the Alliance He raid, a Toloca avenue and Third street, on
newspaper published in Alliance, pri-1 Tuesday, May 12, at 11 a. to., or
or to the day of hearing. Icurred the wedding of Mr. Stephen
Oiven under my hand and the seal O. Carr and Mrs. Nettle F. Weetiey
of said court this 20th day of May, Rev. F. C. Barrett officiated and a
were
F. J. Pif
Sea, Phone a :
Drs. Copptrpol ft PetewTj
OetespaiSa
Rooms 7, 1 and 9, Rumer Slock
PHONB 43
take with you a box of good,
OXQ-.JE30
. and a late
' Get them at up-towa Bevs
stand or at depot
Dloodad and II:
HOLSTEIIIS A SPECIALTY
1914.
L. A. BERRY,
County Judge.
Eugene Burton, Atty.
(SEAL)
24-4t-3S-3S29
few of the Immediate friends
present
.' After the wedldng lunch the bride
and groom took their departure for
a few days so Jours at the bride's
ranch home.
F. M. Hyndshaw & Sep
THEDPORD. NEBR.
'"orncE"
Phone 812,
19-U-S344
ROOMS VO "atilKTS
J. C. MeCORKXH.
POTATO LAKD TO UBNT
joining Alliance. Pbone 312.
McCORKLm
19 11-3344
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