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Our Biggest Sale of Under-muslins
W. E. Spencer, manager of the Al
liance Creamery and Produce Co.,
rnt to Omaha on 44 today and will
remain until Sunday attending to
business matters.
Mr a. Nellie Wllaon, city librarian,
srent to Omaha today for a few days
vitit.
Mrs. Gilbert V. Emery came In
rery favorably Impressed with Alli
ance, and it Is probable that he will
decide to locate here In the near fu
ture. The Alliance Male Quartette will
open the program at the dlatrlct de
clamatory contest, which will be held
at the opera house tonight, and will
render several selections throughout
the evening. This Is one of Alli-
from Bridgeport today to attend tbe!anr(,'. nPWest musical organizations,
teachers convention and to visit and they are meeting with an en
with home folks.
Barney Shepard came down from
Hemlngford today to attend to busi
ness matters.
Nice, Julck steaks and pork loins.
Too will always And them at A. I.
Rodger' Grocery Store.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ryan will leave
tonight for Omaha to attend the fun
eral of Mr. Ryan's cousin, Tom Ry
an, who died Wednesday.
Cecil Clark, a teasher In the Hem
4o(ford district, came down today
to attend the convention.
Fred Gilbert, deputy Yeoman or
ganizer, returned home today from
Hemlngford, where he had been for
the past several days organizing a
lodge. Mr. Gilbert reports good suc
cess, and the lodge there will start
at with a healthy membership.
J. J. McKenna. brother-in-law of
J. G. Dates, the Singer sewing ma
chine man, arrived today from San
Francisco for an extended visit with
iir. and Mrs. Bates.
Ftr-ilture and ruga for sale at sao
rtflre price. GEO. J. HAND.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tim Maloney spent
Sunday In Hyannis.
The Alliance Grocery Company are
staving their store room remodeled,
jttow fixtures are being Installed.
H. S. Coulson of Sturbln. Grant
ovnty, stopped over In Alliance for
Khe J. K. Wilson public sale which
was to have been held today but
which was postponed one week on
account of bad weather.
Dr. C. E. Slagle Is In Omaha at
tending clinic. He left Sunday and
xpects to return Saturday or Sun
y. Fund turf and ruga for sale at ac
rtflre price. GEO. 4. HAND.
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Mrs. Al Sieffert expects to leave
next Wednesday for an extended
eastern visit to her old home. She
will go first to Droken Bow, Nebr.,
where she will visit for some time.
She will then go on to Ottawa, 111.
She expects to be gone about two
months.
B. V. Reeves has received word
from the superintendent of the I. O.
O. F. home at York that some of the
children in the home were confined
with smallpox, his oldest daughter
being one of those afflicted.
L. F. McCarthy, who was sent
from Alliance to the asylum at Hast
ings last week, in custody of Sheriff
Cat Cox, was released from there af
ter being held for a few days. His
mental troubles were blamed mostly
to too much liquor and after getting
obered up he appeared to be in good
mental condition. He has gone to I
the home of his brother-in-law, Mr.
Sturm, in the eastern part of the
Mate.
Nice, juicy Meaka and pork loin.
Tou will always find them at A. D.
Rodger Grocery Store.
.
If you know an Hem of interest,
don't fail to phone The Herald. We
are trying to print all the news, but
occasionally an Item of Importance
gets past us. Let us know who Is
visiting you or who you are visiting.
We'll appreciate it.
M. W. Dineen was here from Gen
eva Tuesday looking after business
matters. Mr. Dineen is one of the
old-timers In the Geneva neighbor
hood, having lived there for the past
sixteen years, four of which he spent
couraging reception
Mrs. L. S. Gosmer was here from
Hemlngford Tuesday and Wednesday
preparing her graduating program at
the School of Music.
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Furniture and rugs for sale at sac
rifice prices. GEO. J. HAM).
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Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Beckwood ar
rived Tuesday morning from Waco,
Texas, for an extended visit with rel
atives and friends.
The steel window shutters for the
court house have arrived and are
now Installed. . There are ten of the
window shutters, each window In
the vaults being so equipped. These
make the possibility of fire or en
trance from the outside Impossible.
New plate glass windows were In
stalled In the Norton business block
the first of this week to replace the
ones which were recently broken.
The principal streets have been
put through a course of dragging
during the past few days, which has
greatly Improved them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rhodes arrived
Tuesday from Sklatook, Oklahoma,
Mr. Rhodes having joined The Her
ald force. The newcomers are Alli
ance boosters already, as they are
well pleased with the town and peo-
"0, . . . ad ol thlrtv-onA hleh school voune
Mrs. DeLoB Barber came over on ! men me tnem ,the traln and ,e8
Monday from their ranch near Lake- jcorted them to their several stopping
side for a few days viBit with her."ce"
mother. Mrs. Mary Cupp. Mrs. John
Group B hkf Group C
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We invite
to come
you
and compare these gar
ments with others sold at
even greater prices. They
are made by the bewt
known manufacturer in
the trade.
COMMENCES SATURDAY, MARCH 27
XHTTT stjsjv-hl ocii smart czotiitstts
W.R.HARPQ
VVdepartment store
VV ALLIANCE.NEB. JL V
The low price, high qual
ity and variety of goods
commends this sale to
the woman who buys
with a critical eye.
Robert Graham is expecting his
commission as postmaster any day,
as it is thought It will arrive in time
for him to assume his new duties the
first of the month.
Wllletts arrived Monday from Butte,
Montana, for a visit with Mrs. .Bar
ber, and will return with her to the
ranch as Boon as the weather will
permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson depart- Between the engagement and the
ed Tuesday night for Holdrege. wedding, the man in the case is kept
where they will visit for a short time 1 guessing.
with relatives and friends. From
Holdrege they will go to Ames, Iowa,
where Mr. Johnson has the offer of
a good position as manager of a
creamery.
Postmaster Tash received an of
ficial communication from Washing
ton the first of the week stating that
the salary of Miss Edna J. Benedict
was increased from $900 to $1,000 a
vfr and Fred E. Fpntrln'n nalsrv
raised from $800 to $900, to become ! years;
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday the 6th day of April, 1915,!
In the City of Alliance, Box Butte .
County, Nebraska, an annual elec-1
tion will be held for the election of
the following officers to-wlt: I
A Mayor for a term of two years; :
A City Clerk for a term of two
years;
A City Treasurer for a term of two
effective on April 1.
A. Gregory, city treasurer, return
ed this morning from a two weeks
One Councilman from the First
Ward of said City for a term of two
years; I
One Councilman from the Second
visit at Idaho Falls and Thermopolis, j Ward of said City for a term of two
Idaho, where he and his family had ' years;
been visiting with relatives and i One Councilman from the Third
friends. He left his family at Ther- Ward of said City for a term of two
mopolis, as their daughter Mildred years; 1
had contracted measles at that place, I one Councilman from the Third
and they will follow as soon as she ward of said City for a term of one
recovers. year; i
Gne councnman from the Fourth
C R. Smith stopped oft Thursday ! ward of said City for a term of two
noon between trains to visit with years;
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Bates, on his j one Councilman from the Fourth
way home to Crawford from Moun- ward of said City for a term of one
tain Home, California, where he had yec.r. I
been to attend the general conference j A'lso two members of the Board of
of the Seventh Day Adventlsts Education, each for a term of three !
cuurvu. years. ;
The said election will be open at ,
Painters are at work on the inside
o'clock A. M., of Bald day and con-
of the Burlington station this week , n -'tll eTen 0,clock p M
at t vl a a a M aVItiO ak a t I rw wissw am ar t w
In the appearanceof the woodwork, j The votln'g places for ald electloD I
Mrs. T. P. Barry arrived Wednes- j wlU,be " follows: ' i
day from Spokane and remained un,' Flrrt Ward. Basement, Central
til Thursday noon vUltlng with her .School Building. 715 Box Butte Ave
slster. Mrs. C. P. Wakeman. From , nue; ni m
here Mrs. Barry went to Antloch. Second Ward. Council Chamber,
where her husband now Is and where City Hall. 115 East Third Street:
they will make their future home. I Third Ward. Room 14, McCorsl-
Block, 222 Laramie Avenue;
All the visiting teachers are being j Fourth Ward, Parish House Epis
well taken care of. and are loud in copal Church, 216 West 7th Street,
their praise of the hospitality being GEO. F. SNYDER, City Clerk.
aa sheriff of Fillman county. He was shown them. A committee compos- (SEAL)
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HO
TEL HARNEY
EUROPEAN
Chas. C. Sorensen,
Proprietor
14th and Harney Streets
Omaha, Nebraska
, All outside rooms, with a'l
em conveniences. Located in cen
ter of business district.
On direct car line to South Om
aha, Council Bluffs and all depots.
Strictly fireproof and modern.
Rates: With bath, $1.50 up.
Without bath, $1.
It is Easy to Understand
Why
Collegian Clothes
Are Popular
Clothes which excel in service need no newspaper advertising;
the men who wear them advertise them.
Ilowever, there is a special Collegian suit or two that we
want to bring to the attention of every one who attends the
6tyle show, who are not familiar with
Collegian Clothes
$20 or $25
Both tailored to perfection. Both made with narrow shoul
ders, slim waist and soft front one in the ultra novel Glen
Urquhart Plaid, dark gray the other in a light gray worsted
check with a faint Purple Over Plaid.
Both all wool of the very best quality, with the personal
guaranteo of E. G. LAIXG, and backed up with the guarantee
of Adler'g Collegian Clothes.
E. G. Laing
"Modern Clothes for Men"
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
ALLIANCE FOLKS
ASTONISH DRUGGIST
We sell many good medicines but
we are told the mixture of buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., known aa
Adler-1-ka, Is the best we ever sold.
Alliance folks astonish us dally by
telling how QUICKLY Adler-i-ka re
lieves sour stomach, gas on the stom
ach and constipation. Many report
that A SINGLE DJSH relieves tLos-j
troubles almost IMMEDIATELY. We
are glad we are Alliance agents for
Adler-i-ka. H. Tbiele, druggist. -Adv
Proper Treatment for Biliousness
For a long ime Miss Lula Sk el
ton, Churchville, N. Y., was bilious
and had sick headache and dizzy
spells. Chamberlain's Tablets were
the only thing that gave her perman
ent relief. Obtainable everywhere.
Adv.
Keep Your Bowels Regular
As everyone knows, the bowels
are the sewerage system of the body,
and it Is of the greatest Importance
that they move once each day. If
your bowels become constipated,
take a dose of Chamberlain's Tab
lets just after supper and they will
correct the disorder. Obtainable ev
erywhere. Adv.
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