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1 .SAY AND hTIOMT FUOHT9
Economical Democratic Administration Saved Exery Cunty in State
Money Except One, in Reduction of One Mill on Tax
Levy Table Shows All Counties
The following Uble hows the amount of taxes charged the various
counties of Nebraska by the State Board of Equalisation and Assessment In
1914 and 1915, and the amount of the reduction in each county as a re8ult i trrv. on the subject.
of lowering the state levy one mill In 1916. In 1914 the total assesssed w. J. Mahaffy. dentist: "We need
valuation of the atate was 1471,933,972, and the state levy was 7.8 mills, an enlarged hospital. We need It at
r iMt .....A.t ..i...inn t.ai 011 9ti ant th Mimtm iav waalonce and badly. I am giaa to anow
. ... . ... . . , . .. iiubi log iniTri umg uuriiii iuk
O S mills. in Hit me total taxes enmrgeu tut tiiiqui counties wm. ... ,hlnk lh,, ,.,rvon( will be (lad
681,085.03, wlilie in 181b me total was is.z ,.u.u8, or siuj.v&f.vD less i(0 render some support. The man
than In 1914. The table follows:
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Grand Opera Company
"VAUDEVILLE i(
ohnnle Jonts Exposition '-r.!f yf
GO SOMEWHERE!
'TIS THE THING TO DO
Do not let the Summer sIid bv without joining the vacation
throng. With Europe out of the question, with industrial, financial
and agricultural prosperity throughout the land, you will find large
numbers of pleasure-Reeking Americans wherever you go.
TO THE EAST: A complete scheme of low excursion fares are
dailv in effect to all resort regions of the East, -New England, Atlan
tie Coast, etc.; diverse routes that embrace the historical and most
beautiful sections.
TO THE BLACK HILLS: Here is a summer vacation region
that is increasing its patronage each year.
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK: Commencing July 1st we have
through standard Blecpers direct to Cody, the scenic and automobile
gateway. No tour of the Park is complete that does not include this
90-mile automobile journey.
TO tXHiUKAlM: l oloracio is laeai ior a vacation
The change is complete. Beautiful Estes Park, Colo
rado'a tvwical resort, is reached over nlht. We have
low rate tours everywhere. Tell us what you have in
mind. Let us help you.
J. KltlDKI.HA lT(ill, Ticket Agent, Alliance, Neb
Ii. W. WAKELKY, General Passenger Agent
1004 Faroam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Katun
SEDUCED 1915 TAXES $403,954.95 favoh the hospital
Alliance Citizen Ointlntie to Ki
nv" Approval of Movement to
Enlarge Hie IlulMltig
The Herald last week published a
number t.f Interviews with leading
Alliance citizens regarding the cam
paign lor funds to erect the new
building for St. Joseph's hospital.
Delow will be found additional in-
Cattle Salesmen
Mart Malone Oscar II. Allen
John R. McKeown C. R. Guerln
Henry T. Oant
Sheep Salesman
Wm. E. Auchmuty Hog
Snyder Malone Coffman Company
( I ncorpora ted )
We do strictly a commission business. We sell each man's ship
ment strictly on Its merits and make returns promptly.
Every member of the firm a salesman. In consigning your
stock to us you ship to men who bave had years of experience hand
ling stock on the South Omnha market.
We hold the record for selling the highest priced load of grass
steers ever sold to the South 0:r aha market. They weighted 1,312
lbs. each ar.i sold for 9.10 on August 3rd, 1915.
Try us with your next shipment and you will go borne boosting
for us.
Our Motto : Ability Promptness Satisfaction
South Omaha, Nebraska Telephone South 43
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When You Have a Cold
Give It attention, avoid exposure,
be regular and careful of your diet,
also commence taking Dr. King's
New Discovery. It contains Pine
Tar. Antiseptic Oils and Balsams.
Is slightly laxative. Dr. King's New
Discovery eases your cough, soothes
your throat and bronchial tubes,
checks your cold, starts to clear your
head. In a short time you know your
cald is better. Its the standard fam
ily cough syrup In use over 40 years.
Get a bottle at once. Keep it in the
house as a cold Insurance. Sold at
your druggist.
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Adams
Antelope
Banner
Blaine
Boone
Box Butte
Boyd
Brown
Buffalo
Burt
Butler
Cass
Cedar
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne
Clay
Colfax
Cuming
Custer
Dakota
Dawes
Dawson
Deuel
Dixon
Dodge
Douglas
Dundy
Fillmore
Franklin
Frontier
Furnas
Gage
Garden
Garfield
Gosper
Giant
Greeley
Hall
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt
Hooker
Howard
Jefferson
JohnBon
Kearney
Keith
Keya Paha
Kimball
Knox ..............
Lancaster . .
Lincoln
Logan
Loup
Madison
McPlierson
Merrick
Morrill
Nance
Nemaha
Nuckolls
Otoe
Pawnee
Perkins
Phelps
Pierce
Platte
Polk
Red Willow
Richardson
Hock
Saline
Sarpy '
Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman . . . .'
Stoux
Stanton
Thayer
Thomas
Thurston
Valley
WaKhington
Wayne
Webster
Wheeler
York
1114 1916
State Tax State Tax
I. 828.4S 1.831.39
59,937.85 63,874.92
41,796.80 36,968.85
3,764.37 3.466.66
4,714.83 4. 223. 10
44,081.06 39,100.79
16.141.78 14,256.97
21,969.78 19,000.61
14,628.00 12.936.68 ,
58.904.14 62,411.60
63.447.15 47,344.69
62.669.03 65.315.31
65.404.18 57,842.83
64,411.24 66,139.66
8.215.74 7,680.33
29,607.45 27,537.63
21,843.87 18,939.16 .
61,749.23 56.091.66
45,647.30 40.335.22
61,840.87 64,673.01
57.884.30 50,891.32
24.803.56 21,818.43
18.023.39 16,710.08
61,303.28 45.152.09
9,727.43 8.655.63
36,271.89 31,491.41
74,885.81 66,457.33
364,798.84 327,486.18
II. 950.98 10.709.48
57.461.11 50.594.99
29,772.68 26,468.59
21.111.40 18.900.56
31,108.38 27,732.34 .
89.368.12 79,440.97
9,006.18 8.262.35
5.921.44 5,214.47
14,982.03 13,416.14
6,213.40 5,681.02
26.865.57 23,931.93
60,977.94 54.346.46
60,904.18 64,219.25
25.203.00 22,562.60 )
5.604.14 5,259.13
13.285.44 12,040.40
39.127.63 33,125.94
4.683.34 4,286.47
34,954.29 31,132.40
53,709.16 47,385.24
36.499.07 32,371.50
32,790.66 ' 29,392.39
18,404.49 17,059.75
7.788.30 7,443.63
11,966.97 11.501.60
45.432.92 40,915.59
189.117.84 171,235.91.
42.807.24 37.862.59
4,370.66 3.975.99
3.486.96 3,169.41
54.114.58 47,997.68
2.894.47 2,713.98
40.751.70 35,608.60
13.288.16 12,586.09
32,293.96 28,549.92
43.9C0.09 38.903.04
45.608.82 41,437.15
67,752.81 60,084.81
42.118.73 . 36.811.71
10.936.49 10.073.32
33.839.35 29,543.18
36.238.29 , 31,833.80
71.523.60 63,752.68
44.861.36 39,635.99
24.117.07 21.138.69
57.935.14 51,105.20
9.655.76 8,631.76
63.035.58 56.484.16
33.179.64 29.256.51
84.006.41 74,966.48
22.530.44 20.147.23
65.722.64 58.143.30
22.850.73 21.339.26
25.512.35 22,568.33
12,363.07 11,402.32
34,772.39 30.964.25
47.526.85 42.367.16
4.631.35 4.083.05
24,085.91 21.333.02
28.150.12 25.095.92
46,053.72 40.353.46
44.492.86 38.821.32
40.816.01 -36.128.61
5.688.31 4,970.61'
68.729.14 61,865.64
TOTAL
.13.681,085.03
63.277.130.08
Reduction
in 1916
6.562.93
4.837.95
307.72
491.73
4,980.27
1,884.81
2,968.27
1,691.42
6,492.64
6.102.66
7,354.72
7,661.35
8,271.68
635.41
2.069.82
2,904.71
7,267.86
6,992.48
2,985.13
1,313.31
6,161.19
1,071.90
4,780.48
8,428.48
37,312.66
1,241.60
6.866.12
3,314.09
2,210.84
3,376.04
9.927.16
743.83
706.97
1,565.89
632.38
2,933.64
6,631.48
6,684.93
2,640.50
345.01
1.245.04
6,001.59
396.87
3,821.89
3,398.27
1,344.74
344.67
455.37
4.617.33
17,881.93
4,944.65
394.67
327.55
6.117.90
180.49
5.143.10
702.07
3.744.04
5,047.05
4.171.67
7.668.00
6,307.02
863.17
4.296.17
4,404.49
7,771.02
5,226.37
2.978.38
6.829.94
1,024.00
6.551.42
3,923.13
9,039.93
2.383.21
7,679.34
1.511.47
2.944.02 i
960.75
3.808.14 1
5.159.69
548.30
2,752.89
3,054.20
5.700.26
5.671.64
4.187.40
717.70
6,863.50
1403,954.95
JACK MILLER
Auctioneer
Live Stock and Farm Sales
a Specialty.
Writ Me for Terms
aik! Dates.
Best of References.
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TIAXO AT A BAIUJAIN
Customer near Alliance, Nebr., is
unable to finish payments on piano
contract. We will turn piano over
to first satisfactory party who will
pay balance either cash or five dol
lars per month. Write Schinollr &
Mueller Piano Co., Omaha, Nebr.
38-H-7510
Warning Attaint! Asphyxiation
During the filling of the silo, there
Is danger of death from asphyxiation
by carbon dioxide, says the depart
ment of chemistry of the ColleKO of
Agriculture, Lincoln. Large amounts
of the gas are produced in tho silo
from the green crop, and may collect
in dangerous quantities if conditions
become favorable. To avoid accum
ulations of the gas, doors should b
left open as long as possible. Men
fchould not slay in the Bilo when the
blower is not running, and especially
they bhould not He on the fresh sil
age. If the work has been inter
rupted for any length of time, men
should not again enter the silo until
the blower has been running for a
few minutes. This removes the dan
gerous gases. In the case of a pit
silo, men ehould never remain In the
silo when the blower is not running,
and the blower should always be
started before anyone entersHhe silo.
m m EATERS
I SI
hie
'.at leu meat if you feel Backachy oi
have bladder trouble Take
glass of Salts.
Liver Trouble
"I am bothered with liver trouble
about twice a year," writes Joe Ding
man, Webster City, Iowa. "I have
pains In my side and bark and an aw
ful ttnreness In my stomach. I heard
of Chamberlain's Tablets and tried
them. Dy the time I had used half
a bottle of them I was feeling fine
and had no signs of pain." Obtaina
ble everywhere.
Adv aug
Vi mnn or Trnm ;n who eats writ rteu
.. It cun Di.f) t n iiii -wk by flutl.injr the
iiliiey one a-i.-f -illy, gnyt a wrll kno'VD
in iu.rit.v. MMi fiiriim uric cud wliicb
1 lie kniiii-it. tliey become over
i kmI fiuin the at naii, g;t sluggish a.ij
ii ") filter Uiu wale and poU m from
b!-.o.i( ttiriu vo pi t sick. Nearly ull
' Hiiui.itigm, heaiiaclien, liver trouble
: lOiinneM, (li.jiii. us, s!ifU'8m m and
zry diftorders come from
:.
moment you fwl a dull arbe
. or your b:itk hurts or i ti
itt is cl'Midy, otTeutive, full of S' '
-nt. irrejniUr of parage or attended I
. fixation of Rcaldinx, stop tating um
id p't about fjur lii.iiccH of ju
'lits from any pharmacy; take i
t 'Menpoonful in a of vrtrer b'-fui-
tireiikfnat and in a few !; 'nr lldrt-
i'l uft fii.e. Tni f.m'.oua is u:u'
from tiie acid of ?tA.ts uii) lonion juic-ouibiru-d
with umi hi bifn u.
for fnerationa w (liiab and siiinuli'
ibe kidneVM. alio to Jientra'i.e tlie aciii
In urin to it no lonir cauti'i iri'tutiim
Sua er.ili- if I. ladder wakneas.
'ad 'aK4 t inrxp.'tifiive and car. not
iijnrt; man' a delightful effervescent
litbia-wati-r drink whicL everyona
should tak now aud then to keep tl.
kidneys (lean and irtivt an4 'he Mood
pure, thereby avoidui serious i!..ev
eooipiiuAUiis.
who will not endorse the necessity
here oC such a hospital would be very
limited In his vision."
It. M. Hampton, vice president of
First National Bank: "I have watch
ed with interest the growth and
work of St. Joseph's hospital and for
a long time I have felt the necessity
of an enlarged hospital. It was with
great pleasure that I learned that the
sisters as an act of faithfulness had
decided upon erecting a building
that would not only adequately meet
their own needr but also the grow
lng claim to be the center. On the
ground of humanity It will certainly
appeal to all our cltltens and I feel
confident that all who can will re
gard It so and give It their most gen
erous support."
Harry F. Thlele, drugs: "Do I en
6,651.6$ I dorse the hospital? I certainly do,
6.Z1Z.08 it is a most needed institution ana
necessary organisation for the com
munity. We all Join In giving It our
support."
K. O. Lalng. proprietor aiooern
Clothes for Men: "I have seen the
building In the course of erection
and recognise It to be a very beau
tiful one. This Institution Is much
needed In this community and will
reflect great credit upon the city of
Alliance."
Eugene Hall, of the firm of Hall
&. Graham: "While I am not entirely
familiar with a hospital I recognise
the reat need of one In our com
munity and this one Is all right."
Charles Tully, well known stock
man: "Kverybony Knows me neea oi
a hospital and we all feel that It Is
not large enough to accommodate
the needs of this growing community."
George W. Duncan, county com
missioner: "It is a good thing. We
need an enlarged hospital and we
ought to give the sisters our undiv
lded support."
Fred E. Holsten. druggist ana vice
6,323.92 president of Alliance National Bank:
4 127 67 We ougni to nave a nospuai ue-
quale ror ail tne neeas oi iun mm
adjacent community. We are all in
terested, I think, in giving the praise
and devotion of the sisters In charge
our encouragement. I feel that
these sisters are the only ones who
could succeed In an Institution of
this character here in the west. It
Is their llfe work and they are con
secrated to It without any financial
sunnort."
W. J. Hoot, cashier of First State
rtunb "We need an enlarged hos
pital badly. The sisters at the head j
of this institution deserve great cred
it for going ahead and erecting such
a splendid building for the purpose
for which It is designed."
Ed Henry of Lowry & Henry:
"Any endorsement that I may give
the hospital will be sincere on my
purl, for I recognize the necessity of
it in our community. It Is one of
the best institutions that Alliance
can possibly possess."
W. O. Barnes, well known busi
ness man: "While I have never had
any special need for a hospital, si ill
I have always regarded it as one of
the greatest things for humanity In
the world and we are especially fav
ored in having such an institution In
our midst. It certainly deserves and
will receive the generous support of
all the people residing In this portion
of Nebraska."
Harry E. Oantr, attorney, associ
ate of Wm. Mitchell: "There can be
no doubt as to the need of an en
larged hospital. That part of west
ern Nebraska that lies adjacent to
Alliance has so grown In recent
years that It makes the enlargement
of the hoKpltal Imperative, and as
such, It deserves the generous sup
port of every member of this con
stituency." W. K. Harper, proprietor of W. It.
Harper Department Store: "For
some time it has been generally
known that the sisters of St. Joseph's
hospital have been hampered by lack
of room and more facilities than
they at present have nt their com
mand. When we observe the won
derful work that has been accom
plished in this community under
past difficulties any public spirited
citizen is inspired by the thought of
the service that might be rendered
by this praiseworthy Institution if
the sisters could have accommoda
tions and facilities to care for a
larger number of applicants for ad
mission to the hospital. The clti
lens of Alliance andMcinity should
aid this movement liberally In flna tir
ing and maintaining a strictly up-to-date,
modern Institution."
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