Democracy Means Efficiency, Prosperity, Economy
and Peace With Honor!
JUDGE ALBERT J.
AN EDUCATOR FOR AN
EDUCATOR'S OFFICE
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Candidate for
Supreme Court Judge
Judge Cornish has served 21 years as District Judge at Lincoln.
His ability, impartiality and fair-mindedness are proven by live
elections to the district bench by his neighbors.
Judge Cornish is in the prime of life, alert, vigorous, human,
a District Judge with an extraordinary record for decisions ap
proved by the Supreme Court.
Three judges are to be elected. Ju.lge Cornish's fitness for
Supi io Judge can easily be learned. Ask the lawyers in your
community.
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I tn y ft iihmI auto at a cheap price.
See. Jack True, Itnnier .Motor Com
pany. Mrs. A. A. Layton will return from
her visit with her parents in Indiana
on Saturday of this week.
. A little money will ttny a rmm1
nnwJ auto cheap. See .Jack Tme,
Kunier Motor Company.
A. D. Fetterman, a lawyer of Ily
annis. was in the city during the
county fair. Mr. Fetterman is a
rolonel and Ins. General of the Ne
braska National Guard.
II. n. Ilamlll, secretary of Prey
Brothers & Cooper Live Stock Com
mission Company of South St. Jos
eph, is in the city again. He reports
a very successful stock show.
C. L. Griffin, formerly employed in
the drug business of this city, ar
rived today from Alliance, Nebr., and
will be associated with the Economy
Drug Co., In the future. Sheridan
Tost.
Save money by buying a used auto
from The Ciitncr Motor Company.
See Jack True.
A. W. Henry, a former Alliance
railroad fireman, writes to K. G.
Laing that he is now located in Pu
eblo, Colo., working on the I). & H.
G., and that his health is much Im
proved over what it was while he re
sided in Alliance.
The Commercial club is pelting af
ter the Western Union Telegraph
Company, with a view of having bet
ter service In Alliance. The company
does a big business here but the club
is of the opinion that the service in
handling the messages in the way of
prompt delivery and other points of
service could be Improved upon
greatly. The town is growing all the
time and the service that was ade
quate ten years ago Is rather slow
for present-day conditions. There
fore, the Commercial club will get
after the management of the com
pany and ascertain if something can
not be done to make the service here
much more satisfactory.
I'kch! l-'onl nutos for sale, at great-
W.H.CLErJS
President of Fremont Colltgo
Candidate for
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
ly reduced price. See .lack
Itmner .Motor ( nitipain .
Tine,
On October lit and 20 there will
be a united effort on the part of the
members of the Alliance Commercial
club to get a large class of new mem
bers for the booster organization. A
systematic canvass of the business
men and others will be made and all
who are outside of the Commercial
club fold will be urged to come In
and help advance the interests of the
city as it can only bo done In an or
ganization of this character. The
Commercial club has done a great
leal of effective work In promoting
the welfare of Alliance and vicinity,
but the field is wide and there is
plenty of room for additional opera
tions.
1 Rugs of Quality 1
There is a great deal of satisfaction in buying a vug where you have a
large number to select from. We carry in our stock a large and varied line
of rugs at various prices, and assure those interested that they will not regret
a visit to this store before purchasing.
In our stock we carry rugs made by the well-known firms of
ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS and the
HARTFORD MILLS
These lines include a large and varied selection in
TAPESTRIES
VELVET
AXMINSTERS
WILTONS
In our Tapestry Rugs you will find these in unusually attractive patterns. They
arc of choice patterns of durable quality and made in one of the largest rug
mills in the. country.
A velvet rug will add elegance to your home. Wi have closely woven,
well made velvet rugs, constructed from selected materials. You will always
enjoy one of our pleasing designs.
We are showing particularly attractive styles in high grade, durable
Axminster rugs. Soft, luxurious fabrics, made with a close-woven long nap
of wool rug yarn. Kxd edingly handsome designs in original styles of orna
mentation, especially adapted to western Nebraska homes.
For the same money you cannot secure anywhere a better value, in a
Wilton rug than you will find at this store. These rugs are firmly woven and
beautifully finished. Their durability is lengtl leued by their special weave
and firm construction.
We also carry a stock of
CONGOLIUM AND CORK RUGS
at prices which are very attractive. Their quality is of the last.
MILLER BROTHERS
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I herewith submit to you a lw
reasons why you uliould vote an4
support UKOWIK M. ADA1W
for State Senator of the USth Pin-trict:
I am a native of this state, bortt
at Tekamah, Nebraska, in tb
I year 1X72. Thirty-one years f
my life I have lived at Crawford,.
Nebraska, ami, from years of ex
perience I have had in the mer-
antile and other lines of bind-
iiess, 1 am in position to sav what
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Istate in the way of legislation.
Of my record in the 1007
sion of the State Legislature I an.
not ashamed, and you are now,.
ertninly, enjoying the social ai4
financial benefits of some of mr
work performed nt that session.
I believe in making all irnprore-
merits possible for travel on oar
public highways; also working
the state penitentiary convicts oa
the public roads, utilizing tW
money so earned, if they have aay
dependent parents or family, la
pull for their support.
1 believe the automobile should
pay a single tax for road purpo--es
only.
T believe in the state printinf .
ll.. A 1 1 1 ll. VII-
i.iic icai iuiuks ior me puoii
schools.
I believe in sending the sample
ballot out to every tax-paying
voter, nt least, ten days before
election.
1 also believe the mail ballot'
cry voter in the, county, if voted
in some other precinct than whew
he lives.
T believe in preserving our State Uailway Commission, and am opposed to the Republican idea of
surrendering our riirMs to the federal government for control over all public service corporations, for
they yield to no principle of progress that is not forced upon them through legislation.
I believe you should vote the Democratic ticket because it has brought prosperity; it has given the
country a financial system which makes money panics impossible. The Federal Reserve, and Rural
Credit acts are two of the best financial laws ever enncted for the benefit of the cattlemen and f urine nr,
which will enable them to borrow money at the rate of six per cent interest.
Safety First! Let Well Enough Alone!
Vote for GEORGE M. ADAMS for State Senator
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GEORGE M. ADAMS
Candidate for State Senator
28th DISTRICT
C. MoHler of LukeHide was In (tie
city yeHterday on business.
A. M. Miller of Ilemlnpford whh
nn Alliance culler Wednesday.
Wilson of lakeside was In
(he city Wednesday on business.
Seconil-liiiiiil eiirs fur Mile lie.
Se Jack True, limner Motor Coiii
piiny. Jude llerry Issued nianiat;' li
ceriscs to Ifenry Schiunnker and
Miss Pearl Dayley.
lovr keeps ii kimmI supply of rub
tM'rs ami ovt-i'slioeM on liaiul. full
.mil nee his stock In'fore yon pur-
I'linse elsewhere.
County Jii.ti-e Herry issued mar
riage lieenses and married Kodney
A. Finch and Mynona H. Iloilpe, and
William I. Kills and Miss MepU inre.
Charles Daiveau and Miss Pearl
Johnson were granted :i marriane li
cense by County Juipe Herry. The
Itev. Father .'.i inninn. pistor of Holy
Kosary church, perfonnel the cere
mony unitina thia worthy couple in
the bonds of wedlock.
W. K. Myers of Seward U visiiinp
his son .1. V. Vyrs of the llurlinpton
liotel Mr. Vvers lias visited Alii
mice liefoie iien his sons were n
u;ii;iil in raii(hins and he likes this
:art'of t h stale very much. Me re
ports pood crops In Seward count)
and prosperity reigning supreme.
IIIXIA llltKNNAX
A birthday party
lllltTIIDAY
was Riven at
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. .1. Hren
nan Saturday afternoon in honor of
the fourth birthday of lMss Helen
Ilrennan. There were about twenty
children present as guests, and a
good time was enjoyed by all. The
house was decorated In pink and
white. (iarneH were played by the
children, anil music was furnished by
the Kdison.
LAMIOS All) MKT WKI.NKNIAY
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodltrt'
church met with Mrs. F. M. Phelp
Wednesday afternoon. After th
business meeting a pleasant ufter
noon was spent. A delicious two
course luncheon was s rved. Ther
were thirty-five present. Ilosfesne
were Mendames Uaddis, Drake,
I'hetps ami Acheson.
Prices are reasoiinlle, the sl.ilcs
lire the hitest huiI the service the
Im'M at the liwry Shoe Store, In the
IM-V Keddish KliM'k.
Calliut: carls for the hjdles nr
prin'ed promptly and neatly at Th
Herald office. Th prics art) reas
onable. Phone 310 for in pies and
rlces, or call at the office.
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EPISCOPALIANS, LAY !
AKB CLERICAL, MEET
St. Louit;. Protestant Kpiscopalj
church i.en, oth lay and clerical.!
from all parts of the United States, j
and from ; .ion fields, together
with a few from Kngland and Cana
da, fathered In St. Louis Tuesday
for the ojr , of the tri-ennial con-1
vention of the church, the siipiviiie
leirislative body of the Anglican:
church In the United States.
The sessions of both houses, the;
bishops, and the deputies, will he
held in Moolah temple, a building re
cently erected here by the Nobles of
the Mystic Shrine. The session of
the bishopB, comprising all of the di
ocesan and missionary bishops of the
church, will be held behind closed,
doors, but the meetings of the depu-'
ties, comprising lay arid clerical del-'
egatea, will be open. I
Every proposition affecting the'
constitution, law, and ritual of the!
church must be approved by both j
houses to become operative. Irayer
book and constitutional change
must be approved by both houses of
two successive Iriennial conventions
A carload of winter varieties of apples
from Nemaha City, in southeastern
Nebraska, is now on the track in Al
liance and will be open for sale on
Friday and Saturday. You will find
the following varieties:
Ben Davis
Gano
Winesap
Jonathon
Grimes Golden
Call at the car and bring your sacks.
THOMAS REYNOLDS
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