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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
'1 OMAIM TUis f IJEBR. I IIC UIC41 IVIdll UIUBI A POST CARD WILL SUPPLIES VOn THE FARM, HOME AND RANCH at prices that appeal to all. WHEN YOU COME TO OMAHA CALL AND SEE OCR BIO DISPLAY ROOM -LOOK FOR OCR WINDMILL These Are Some of the Lines Listed in Our Big Catalogue Sewing Machines. Furniture, Phonographs, Bicycles, Buggies, Surrles, Road Wagons, Spring Wagons, Farm Wagons, Dray Wagons Wood and Stee- Trucks, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Flreless Cookers, Vaccum Cleaners, Scales, Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Harness, Saddles, Fly Nets, Horse Goods, Windmills, Hay Presses, Grain Mills, Corn Plantb's Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, Cider Mills, Hog Oilers, Saw Frames and Saws, Incubators, Brooders, Fanning Mills, Wagon Boxes, Feed Cookers, Wheelbarrows, Stock Fencing, Nails, Belting, Roofing, Paints and Oils, Bee Supplies, Bath Room Outfits and Plumbing Goods, Pumps, Water, Gas and Steam Pipe, Steel and Wood Tanks, Road Scrappers, Plows, Creame Separators, Blacksmith Supplies, Steam and Hot water Boilers, Radiators, Electrical Goods, Automobile Supplies, Trunks, Tents, Awnings and Covers, Gasoline Engines, Pump Jacks and Supplies for the Farm, Home and Ranch. General Mercantile Co. "ImXI- Omaha COMBINATION SIDE With alternate groups of Two 2-Inch Box PleatsGroups of half-Inch sldo plaats going from confer to right snd left. Above eklrt should be prepared from straight width of goods and should not be cut gored at top. Al low two Inches for the hem and two Inches for shrinkage on each width of goods used. Material should measure three . yards around bot tom before pleating. Price $2.50 for pleating only. All wool or all ilk goods hold pleat beet. Avoid cotton mixtures. - SEND YOUR GOODS. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. WATCH FOR OTHER MODELS. Everything In Pleating. Covered Buttons, Hemstitching. Plcot Edg ing. Send for free price lists. THE IDEAL BUTTON & PLEATING GO. FARE $322 . The CrMt SKip H M "CITY OF ERIC" ' 3 Maa tficot St S CLEVELAND DaOr. May M Uara Clmlaad 140P.M. St - Aima burial 130 A.M. CsMetiom at Buffalo fgr NbifHt rails taxi ail xa t otrm DMtwsMsi eisnrwiang ana tsuaaJo ar) renin iejakflniw . Tha krmat and Boat imtij atmar ea eay tolas water af the world. Bl am imli liana tug ImA) paMatigara. M V2 I iiettutif nil aulured soctionsi pauiv cnart, mtmmwg Um.Ii zUsri mp or.tANUBr.t ajt oa r-seaipc cx nv rents o uvr W our U-pstif pi-tnHsi nr rWcrtpCiy bjwklt frw. THE CLEVELAND & BUFFALO OLD PAPERS for sale at Tlie Herald Oflice. rTve cents per bundle. a a 1 a nlnSI nA BRING YOU OUR BIG FREE CATALOGUE SEND US YOUR NAME TODAY GROCERY ROOK will help you reduce your dally living expense isend us your name PLEATED SKIRT Se.s 107-1IMII to. 11th St. OMAHA, NEBRASKA DAILY BETWEEN sr n nrT A ittx r BUFFALO SEEANDBEE' mn 1st to bmnl Arnra Dec 1st BUFFALO fcaffalo I -OS) P. M. . s JtA,M. fcartswn and Mmm tttfata. lUurasl ft- 9004 iw vukpur(uat o mm mmmmm, dejssj kjc Mtl uiisriur t lbi tar t u 4. ki5 TRANSIT CO, Clavla4. Oktm OM PAPMtS for sale at The Herald tme. rive rents r uiinuie. ' - U 1 11 1 lli "CSTY OF BUFFALO" U Ua.ioa OMAHA I1UU5C NEBR. OUR REFERENCE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF OMAHA OUR 111(1 Free! Free! A set of 7 commercial atlas maps coTerlng- atatea of Mlaaou rl. Kansas, Oklahoma. Texaa. Arkanaaa. Illinois and Iowa, alia SI by 18, giving townships and range, not cheap circulation maps, but high claaa, large scale, correct and practical, worth SSc each. 50 WORD AD one time In the best real estate advertising medium In the Unit ed States and the Real Estate Exchange for one year, all for $1.00. Big- f eat bargain ever offered. Time imited. Bend us your $1.00 Im mediately and get the best real estate paper published and the other good thing's along with It. Sample copy on request. Real Estate Exchange Belle, Mo. HOUSE TO RENT or lease. Land to rent or lease. Land or city pi operty for sale. Phone 36. C. W. JEFFERS Seedsvnd 'Nursery Largest Stock of Field, Grass, Gar den, Flower, Seeds, Bulbs and Plants In the Bute Samples, Catalogs and Prices on Ap plication WERTER De VAUGHN 1614 Harney Srest. Omaha, Nebraska LIVE STOCK PRICES AT SOUTH OMAHA Cattle Recelots Moderate and Values About Steady. HOGS MOVE AT LOWER FIGURES Sheep Fifteen Cents Abovs Close of Last Weak Bulk of Shorn Lambs Sell at 19.40(9.80 snd Woolod Lambs Bring $10.75. Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, May 25. Cuttle receipts yesterday were 4.800 head. Desirable cattle sold readily to fully steady figures. On the medium and common cattle, however, the trade was slow right from the start and In some cases values were s shade lower. The trade In cows snd heifers was comparatively small. De mand was fair from all sources, but all classes of buyers were fighting any further advance on butcher stock, and the result was a very slow trade throughout. Right good heifers and light cows generally sold at pretty close to steady figures, but It took more or less shaded prices to move the general run of butcher and canner stock. Veal calves, bulls, stags, etc., were readily salable at full last week's figures. There was not much doing in stockers and feeders, as sup plies were very limited and the de mand was decl.ledly restricted. Choice stock of all kinds found a ready sale at fully steady figures, but on the gen eral run of stock cattle and feeding steers values are all of 60c lower than two weeks ago and the volume of business small. Quotations on rattle: Good to choirs yearlings, $14039.00; good to choice corn-fed beeves, $8.25W8C5; fair to good corn-ted beeves, $8.00 8.25; common to fair corn-fed beeves. $7.60 8.00; good- to choice heifers. $7.00 8 00; good to choice cows. $6 807.fi0; fair to good cows, $5.756.80; com mon to fair cows, $3.755.75; good to choice stockers and feeders, $7 500 7-85; fair to good stockers and feed ers, $7.0007.60; common to fair stock ers and feelers, $6.00 7.00; stock heifers, $6 0007.00; stock cows, $5 75 .75; stock calves. $6.50(8 50; veal calves. $8 W 10.75; fat bulls, stags, etc.. $5.50? 7.23; stor' bulls. $5'9,7. There was a fnlr run of hoss ves- terday, about 7.000 head, but heavy receipts at Chicago put prices down st all other river points, and in sym pathy with the general break local values showed a decline that amount ed to mostlv 5??10o. Bulk of the offer ings moved at $7 2007 25. with a few trnod li?hts as high as $7.30, And tops at $7.85. Just a nickel below the high figure at the close of last week. Sheep and lamb receipts yesterday totaled 2,300 head. Practically the en tire receipts consisted of lambs, and under the Influence of encouraging ad vices from other points local values scored an advance that amounted to anyway 1015c and in most Instances sales were quoted as 15c above last week's close. Most of the offerings were of the shorn variety and the bulk of these moved at $9.4009.80, the lat ter price being the day's top as well as the highest figure paid so far this sea son. The best end of one light, trashy bunch sold down to $8.65 with the throw-outs going to a feeder buyer at $7.25. Two cars of wooled lambs showed up and after nearly half or them had been sorted out. the balance moved at $10.75. A little bunch of spring lambs, the best that have been here for some time, landed at $12. No ewes of consequence showed up and as has been the case for over a month, there were no yearlings or wethers of fered. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Launbs. shorn, light $9.4009.90. lambs. shorn, heavy, $8 7509.40; ewes, shorn, $6,750)7.21. MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE ' IS AN OPTIMIST He has absolute faith in his medi cine he knows when be takes It for certain ailments he gets relief. Peo ple who take Dr. King's New Discov ery for an irritating Cold are optl mists they know this cough remedy will penetrate the linings of the throat, kill the germs, and open the way for Nature to act. You can't destroy a Cold by superficial treat ment you must go to the cause of the trouble. Be an optimist. Get a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery today. Adv No. S OPENS PLUMBING SHOP P. O. Beckwell Re-enters Iluslness in Alliance P. O. Beckwell has leased the room at 122 West Third street, near the Hamilton grocery, and has opened s plumbing and heating shop. Quite an extensive stock has been ordered, and will be here soon. This stock WHAT CATARRH IS jit has been said that every third person has catarrh in some lorm. Science has shown that nasal catarrh often indicates a general weakness of the body, and local treatments in the form of snuffs and vapors do little, if any good. To correct catarrh you should treat its cause by enriching vour blood with the oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which is a medicinal food and a building-touic, irtt from alcohol or sny harmful drugs. Try it. fccott a Bowae. BLoomfield. N. J. URIC ACiD IN MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEY! Tsks s gljs of SslU if your Back hur or Bladder bothsra you Drink mors wstsr. If you must have your meat erary da at it, but flush your kidneys with salt oreasionally, says a noted authority wh tells us that meat forms urio acid whic! almost paralyzes the kidneys in their ( forts to eipel it from tbs blood. Thr become sluggish and weaken, then yni suffer with a dull misery In the kldn region, sharp pains In the back or sic headache, diutneie, your stomach sour tongue Is coated and when the weatl, Is bad you have rheumatic twingna. I urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, t channels often get sore and Irritate obliging you to seek relief two or thr. time during the night To neutralize these Irritating acids, oleaAM the kidneys and flush off tl body's urinous waste get four ounces Jad Salts from any pharmacy her. take s tablespoonful in a glass water before breakfast for s few d. and your kidneys will then act fine. Th famous salts is made from the eeidi t grapes and lemon juloa. combined wit' lithia, and haa beem used for frenaraiion to flush and atlmulate alagsiah kldneyr also to neutralise the acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending 1 'tdder weakness. Tad Salts is Inexpensive) eaanot 1 hire, and makeaa delightful sfletveecei lithia-water drink. consists of all kinds of fixtures and fittings. Mr. Deckwell was located In Alli ance about three years ago In the same line of business, selling out and moving to Texas from here. About two months ago be decided to return for s visit, snd after arriving found conditions so good that he decided to again enter business here. He is an experienced contractor and workman, and will no doubt get bis share of the business. DECLINE IN MARRIARES Number of Licenses hsued During Past Month One of Bmall cut In History During the past month there has been an unaccountable falling off In the number of marriage licenses Is sued in this county. The cause is a deep mystery, and the only plan that can be advanced Is that the Eu ropean war is the cause, as It Is claimed to be the cause of mcst ev erything else that is disastrous to our country. Surely it cannot be on account of the scarcity of young la dies of marriageable age, or a scare lty of the other aex. The thought of bashfulness should also be banished, for there Is little of that article In forward Box Butte county. There has been no change In the price of the license, so there Is another ellm lnatlon. When asked what b ethought was the cause, Judge Berry "gave It up for he could see no reason for the slump. He stated that he could give a couple a license that would bind them Just as tight as a license pur chased any other place in the United States, and that his price was Just as cheap as that of competition. From the exchanges we glean that a similar condition prevails in other counties over the state, and they are all at a loss to account for the dis aster. June is "the" month, and it is possible that all the weddings will come In a hurry then. If not, then the Herald intends to call a special session of congress to Investigate the matter and file a report. WINS THE GOLD WATCH Warren Lotspelch Found the Button That Entitled lliin to Wear llandiMHne Prise "Have you the Booster Button that I can trade for the gold watch at The Right clothing store?" By asking that question of the right party. Warren Lotspeicb won the elegant gold watch that "The Right" clothing store Is giving In Its booster campaign, and the right par ty happened to be Wm. Lutterell. It took several hours for the winner to find the button, but be considers that he never spent a more profitable day in hla life, as the watch is a beauty and will last many years. Several others Joined in the search for the elusive button, and .all carried In their hands the necessary booster coupon. Mr. Beckwlth, proprietor of The Right, has inaugurated a novel and interesting contest, which is different from the time-worn trade stimulat ors, and everyone that works can get a valuable prize. The watch was a special prize, and more of these will be given away from time to time. The capital prize is $200 in gold, which la certainly a prize worth striving for. Already a great amount of en thuslasm has been created, and be fore the contest closes many people will be working. Dr. A. J. Hathaway removes corns and bunions without pain, ingrowing nails a specialty. The best people In your city can tell you who I am. Hours from 8 a. m. to 10 a. m., and 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. Residence phone 845; Business office, 119 Box Butte, phone 166. 22-tf-5617 Elect New Officers I. O. O. F. No. 168 of Alliance elected officers for the ensuing term on Tuesday evening. R. E. Lester was elected Noble Grand, snd A. D. Rodgera, Vice Grand. OLD PA PintS for sale at The Herald Office. Five cents fter bundle. HOMESTEAD ENTRIES I Seventeen Applications Made During" Tel-tod of April 20 to May 17 April 28. Keith Arnold. Blnsv ham, 240 acres In sections 28, S2 arvtf S3, township 25, range 41. April 26. George A. Kent. Juso- lta, Nebr., 572.4 8 acres In sections snd 2. township 21, range 41. April 27. Olenn M. Morrill, An gora, Nebr., 640 acres In sections 19, 15 and 22, township 23, range 61. April 27. Patrick Welch, Blne ham, 200 acres In sections S and $0 township 24, range 41. April 27. Herman E. Smith. Al liance, 120 acres In section 20, town ship 23, range 47. April 29. Henry S. Schmokef- Blngham, 640 acres In sections tt snd 24, township 22, range 48. (Re jected.) May 8. Jacob M. Welllver. Alli ance, 160 acres In section 35, town ship 27, range 44. May 3. Merle Irene Welllver, 16 acres In sections 26 snd 35, town Ship 27, range 44. May 4. Louis L. Chambers, An gora, 168.77 acres In section 1? township 22, range 60. May 4. Ira Kumsey. Velma. N braska, 200 acres in section 4lr township 19, range 41. May 4. Ed M. Arnold. Adaton, Nebr., 120 acres In section 7, town ship 84, rsnge 46. May 4. Hall Cowles. LewellSaV Nebr., 860 acres in sections S snd If township 19, range 41. May 7. Ira M. Northcutt, Osb kosh, Nebr., 360 acres In sections 9 snd 10, -township 19, range 41. (Re jected.) May 8. Deuford H. Jones, MOP- rill, Nebr., 80 acres In section 2tV township 25, range 68. May 10. Paul P. Kramer, Rusft- ville, Nebr., 160 acres In section t, township 30, range 43. May 10. Jennie M. Hupp, Vst- verde, Colo., 160 seres In sections 7 and 8, township 22, range 61. May 11. Oeorge Grant. BayardV Nebr., 40 acres in section 29, totro- shlp 21, range 62. METCALFE'S PAPER THE OMAHA NEBRASKA Jf Subscriptions to Richard L. Met calfe's paper. The Omaha Nebraskan, will be received st The Herald offl8 at the regular subscription price f $1.50 per year. Mr. Metcalfe is con ceded to be one of the best editor!! writers In America. Herald reader all know him, by reputation if not personally, and no doubt many of them would like to become regular readers of his paper. We shall be pleased to forward your subscription at any time. HERALD PUBLISHING CO. RAINFALL RECORD Precipitation During Month of Msjr Was Greatest 'In History During the first twenty days 18 May of this year, 2.10 Inches of rain- fell, a record that has never beforr been equalled. Last May showed av total of 1.56, which was thought t? be great. The present condition or the soil is more than satisfactory, aS the farmers have little grounds for worry if we get a light sprinkle oc casionally during the summer. Thtsv is the report compiled by Secretary Fisher: May, 1910 1.45 May, 1911 51 May, 1912 1.31 May, 1913 SO May, 1914 1.25 May, 1915 2.10 Rudly Burned Faces A number of ranchmen who were1 compelled to be abroad looking after' stock last week, after the big snow, found It necessary to come , to town for treatment for burned faces. TQS cause of the burns was not under stood, ss the weather was cloudy. If Is believed by some that, the heat Of' the earth, which was warm before the snowfall, caused the severs burns. The streets in Alliance stestv ed for a couple of days following the snow. j ... ,. i gr Heart Disease Almost Fatal to Young Girl Uf ' Saushter. when thirtee yea eld. was stricken with' heart trouble She was so bad we had to place hee bed near a window so she could get her breath. Oae doctor said. 'Poor child, she Is UkehT to fall dead anS tiro. A friend to: me Dr. Milea Heart Itemed y hae curtd her father, to I tried it. aa4 she began to liav prove. She tool a greet many bof Uea, but she a? snared to me t day. a fat. roe? cheeked flrl. No one can Imagine tl confidence I have In Pr. Mil' Heart Remedy." A. U. CANON, Worm. ate. The unbounded confidence MfV Canon has in Dr. Miles' Heart Rent edy is shared by thousands of others who know its value frons experience. Many heart disorders yield to treatment, if the treatment is right If you are bothered witls short breath, fainting spells, swell-, ing of fee', or ankls, pains about the heart and shoulder blades, pat' pitation, weak and iiungry pelly you should begin using Pr. Miles' Heart Remedy at once. Profit by the experience of others while yotf may. e Or. Miles' Heart Remedy Is seld am guaranteed by all SruggltU. MILKS MCDICAL CO.. Cikhart, IneV j
