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EPW. LEAGUE CONVENTION!
rant W. Thomas of Alliance Elected
an Officer of Kpworth league
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Tho Alliance delegation composed
of Miss Marian (Jrcbe, Mlsa Janet
draftsman, 1'aul Thomas, and Mr, and
Mrs. C. A. Dow, returned Thursday
from Crawford where tho District
Kp worth League Convention waa
held. All reported that the meeting
wan very helpful and that they In
tend to carry out some of the ideas
discussed. Over fifty delegates were
present from the various town In
this district. The following program
shows what was accomplished:
1 Tuesday evening was given over
to devotional exercises led by F. C.
Iewls and a musical program, with
address of welcome by Kcv. Fisher,
with response by C. A. Dow of Al
liance. The musical program began with a
beautiful solo by Wanda Richards,
followed with an excellent cornet solo
by Charles Minlck. A violin and
piano Instrumental duet were then
given by All'ance parties followed
with a reading by Prudence Macom
ber, the program closing with music
by a ladies quartet composed of the
Misses Kuth and Helen Forber, Lela
Ptttis and Edith Jones, all the num
bers being very pleasing and well re
ceived by the large number present.
Wednesday morning, 5 o'clock, a
devotional service was held with 47
present, led by Mrs. Palmer of Hem
Ingford. one of the best meetings of
the convention.
After breakfast, a devotional ser
vice began at 9:30, led by Paul
Thomas of Alliance, which was well
attended.
A business session convened at 10
o'clock, many Items of Importance be
ing brought up and discussed. The
following officers at this time elected
tor one year:
President O. P. Burrows of Mit
chell.
First Vice President Mary Kat-,
well of Kcottbimirf.
Second Vice President Dora Argo
bright of Chadron.
Third Vice President Mrs. F. C.
Lewis of Crawford.
Fourth Vice President Paul W.
Thomas of Alliance.
Secretary Kay Bigelow of Harri
son. Treasurer Thomas Holding of
Whitney.
Junior Superintendent Mrs. N. O.
Palmer of H-iiiingford.
The afternoon session opened at
1:1.", with devotional exercises led
by M'ss Knth Forbes. Then came
papers on the following subjects:
"He-creation and Culture," by Mary
II. F.atwell of Seottsbluff; "Epworth
League Finance," by Dora Arga
brlght of Chadron: "How to Conduct
an Effectual Devotional Meeting," by
Hay Uigelow of Harrison; "Practical
Ideas on Leading a Missionary Meet
ing," by Mrs. Ed Zurcher of Craw
ford: "How a Secretary Can Count
on Epworth League Work," anoj a
" n i table, led by C. A. Dow of Al
liance. ,roiioving the afternoon session
came an auto sight-seeing trip
around Crawford, to Fort Robinson,
and ending with a picnic supper in
the park.
An evening service, the selection of
Chadron for the next convention,
songs by the Crawford male quartet,
composed of Messrs. Fritts. Selby,
Hey and Minick, an address by N. G.
ralmer of Herntngford and followed
by a consecration service, ended one
of tho best conventions ever held by
the Ioaguer In this part of the state.
WOMAN'S DREAM
IS TRUE AT LAST
She Known Why Mult l-Mllllonalres
Offer to Divide Fortunes
To be a sufferer from nervous dys
pepsia for ten years, and to bear all
the tortures, mental and physlclal,
that this all too rommom ailment
brings, and then to find relief almost
over night, is like having a happy
dream come true.
Rut this was the delightful experi
ence of Mrs. Margaret Hunter, of 40
Eighteenth stet, Newport, Ky. Mrs.
Hunter, the wife of a well-known
and highly successful real estate
dealer in the Kentucky city, recently
told of the long hoped for rhang In
her life.
"For ten years," explained Mrs.
"For ten years," explained Mrs.
Hunter, "1 have suffered from nerv
ous dyspepsia. When I read of the
offers of multi-millionaires to divide
their fortunes If they might be cured
of this terribly distressful malady. I
folt that In this way they mosa elo
quently told of their sufferings, and I
felt, too, that 1 would never be cured,
because I had no millions to offer.
"I used all manner of remedies
without avail. Even the strictest
dieting did not help me materlaly.
Food in any form was absolutely re
petlant at most times. Dut wnrst of
all, of course, was the constant nerve
strain. I had all of the symptoms
clsonitulaa nedfritur.
that dyspepsia causes headaches,
backaches, and pains in the kidney
regions, nausea, dizziness, sleeploss
nes. bad taste In my mouth, a coated
tongue, forming of gas In my stomach
and bloating, and 1 was In a generaly
runing down and thoroughly nervous
condition.
"And then came the Joyful sur
prise. After the first few doses of
Tanlac I was benefitted. Now I am
back to a normal canditlon, nerves
quieted, restfnl sleep, and my food di
gesting as it should, and, of course, I
am gaining strength daily.
"My husband, who has seen the
splendid effect, of Tanlac on me, haB
also taken it."
Tanlac, that inspired this intensely
iritere8ing story, big In importance
to men and women everywhere, now
is being introduced in Harry Thlele's
Drug Store, where It is being fully ex
plained daily.
ATTENTION', DIIUGUISTH
An exclusive Tanlac agent Is
wanted In every Nebraska town.
For particulars address Agency
Department, Cooper Medicine
Co., Dayton, Ohio.
JACK MILLER'
Auctioneer
Live Stock and Farm Sales
a Specialty.
Write Me for Terms j
and Dates.
Hest of References.
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
Suitcase Thieves Are Busy
The Alliance police are of the opin
ion that an organized gang of Bult
case thieves are at work In the city.
Within the last two weeks live suit
cases have been stolen and none re
covered. Friday morning two young
men on their way to Seottsbluff left
their suitcases in the depot and on
returning a few minutes later found
them missing. They have not been
located.
PREPAREDNESS
IS THE CRY
Whether you believe in preparedness or not, you
SHOULD BE PREPARED with a
season ticket for the Chautauqua.
This is our enterprise. It is up to this community. This
community will not fail.
BOOST THE CHAUTAUQUA
That is the way to boost your community.
The Best In Music, Entertainment and Oratory
SOMETHING for the Farmer.
SOMETHING for the Merchant.
SOMETHING for the Professional Man.
SOMETHING for the Laborer.
SUMETHIJVG for Men, Women and Children.
SOMETHING, in fact, for Everybody.
The only people that will be disappointed are those who do not attend.
The cost is so small as to be within the reach of all.
Plan for the entire session. Since this is an enterprise of our
community, let us all support it and boost it as one man.
LET OUR CRY BE
Preparedness For the Chautauqua!
Tlie Haine Old Story
Under the spreading willow tree a
stubborn auto stands und Smith an
angry man is he with trouble on his
bands. He cusses softly to himself
and crawls beneath the car, and won
ders why it didn't bust before be sot
so far. The carburetor seems to be
the cause of all the woe; be tighten
ed half a dozen bolts, but still It does
not go. And then he tries the steer
ing gear, but finds no trouble there,
till wet with perspiration, then quits
in sheer despair. He squats beside
the road to give his brain a chance to
cool and ponders on his training in
the correspondence school and then
he starts the job once more, until by
chance it's seen the cause of all the
trouble is he's out of gasoline.
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If you J i;'t chew tobacco you sim
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ai:d uivetiing flavor, is an aid to di
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Nature's own sweetness is in ever)
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the most wholesome modern methods.
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Adv No 1
IWi.by in V.'illiunix 1'iiiiiily
Alliance friends of Mr. and Mrs.
N. V. Williams, now living at Casper,
Wyo., and wh were formerly Alli
ance residents, have ree-lved word
that a baby g'-l. Grace Dorothy, waa
born to them at I'tica. Minn., June
18. The baby weighed eight pounds.
To the Public
'S have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
My nonths. and It affords me pleas
ure to say I have never used a rem
e iy Uit did me so much good."
Mrs. C. B. Riley, Illion. N. Y. Cham
bert in' Tablets are obtainable ev
erywhere. Adv-June
"Hamburger Hill" (Jot UVt
C. V. St on, of Fort Worth. Texas,
'Mown hM over the WeBt as "Ham
burger Bill", had bla lunch stand in
All. aiioc during the convention last
week. He goes from Alliance to
Miles City, Mont. Bill has a peculiar
singsong that ran be heard for threa
blocks and uever falls to -get the
"dough" In selling the "dough".
