Fit I ! MS
AVE 10W KIDNEYS
leas nwt if yon tl Baekachy or
DATA bladder trouble Take
flats of Salt.
No man or woman who eats iw( rcjrii
laxly can uutk a mistake by flushing tha
kidney occasionally, any a well known
authority. Meat forms urio acid which
rxcitea the kidneys, they become orer
worked from the strain, gat sluggish and
fail to filter tba waste and poison from
the blood, than we gat aick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousnrss, diuiaets, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from slupHah
1 'neya
he moment yea feel a dull ache i
. .neyd or your back hurte or if the
urine hi cloudy, offensive, full of aedi
neat, Irregular of passage or attended by
a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat
and get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take a
tableapoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast and in a few dsya your kidney
will act fine. This famou salts is made
from the acid of mpea and lemon juice,
combined with lltl.ia, and has been used
for generation ' flush and stimulate
the kidneys, also to neutraliee the acids
in urine to it no linger causes irritation,
ihut eadii'!! blaiMer weakness.
Jad Sal.. is inexpensive and cannot
injure; maktt a delightful effervescent
lithia-watcr drink which everyone
ahould take now and then to keep the
kidneys rlean and irtive and the Mood
pure, thereby avoiding serious Mlnoy
oom plications.
Malinger of the show tTuO In confi
dent that : 11 the booths wlli be allott
cd within tin- next few works, and
mid slioul 1 Hi demand for exhibi
tion space continue to be n. heavy at I
. . . ft , .ftlLltli.. I
it is at present, inrre is n posniuuii)
that buildings adjacent lo the Coll
h.miiii will be K illed U take rare of
the ov iflow, as It It the intention to
ee only ground floor spare for nres
aory dl play
Te HeM l.iiar.lve
To keep the bowels regular the
best laxative Is outdoor exercise.
Drink u full glass of water half an
hour before breakfast Hiid eat an
abundHitee of fruit and vegetables,
alto establish a regular habit and be
sure that your bowels move once
each day. When n medicine la need
ed take Chamberlain's Tablets They
are pleasant to take and mild and
gentle hi effect, obtainable every
where. Adv aug
ACCESSORY SHOW FOR
FORD AUTO OWNERS
HxhlhitN nt Chicago Coliseum Hep I
aa to 2f liMiudre KverythliUjC ' 'ed
a a part or AcreMir to Ford
CHANGES WERE ASKED
IN STOCK REGULATIONS
Petition Withdrawn t) Itallronds be
fore Htate Hallway CommlMMjon
Askeil for IniMrmnt tiiiingcs
The Keeler-Coursey Co., Allium-
dealers In the Kord nutomoblle, are
receiving many requests for Informa
tion regarding the National Exposi
tion for Ford Aceessories. to be held
at the Coltseuui in Cbicaga Septem
ber 22nd to Stth, inclusive.
Indian summer will give to the au
tomobile world another innovation,
a National Exposition for Ford Ac
cessories which will be held in Chi
cago from September 22nd to 29th
inclusive, and appealing to more than
a million motorists of this country,
since ii is estimated that approxim
ately one-half of the 2.500.000 ears
now registered in the United Stales
carry lb Ford nameplate on their
i'ad'ntoi.
The display of Ford accessories
will b made in the Chicago Colise
um, scene of the annual automo
bile shows that are held ench winter
in the Illinois metropolis, uud (he
promoter uro confident that all of
the three hundred exhibition spaces
in the collotel building will be taken
by the manufacturers of fitments tie
signed to add efficiency and comfort
to the most utlllturian of all Amer
ican automobiles.
The Ford accessory show in Sep
tember, un Innovation this year but
destined to be a fixed event on the
automobile calendar in years to come
will be the first national meeting of
the Ford clan. Scores of manufac
turers, hundreds of Jobbers and deal
ers and thousands of owners, repre
senting every state in the union and
the largest cities in Canada, will be
in attendance. This is an assured
fact. One hundred of the exhibition
spaces already huve been reserved.
Requsets for one hundrpd thousand
complimentary tickets have been re
ceived to date, and invitations lo
wholesale and retail distributors, lo
cated in such distant cities aa Cali
fornia. Washington. Louisiana, Tex
as, and Florida have been accept
ed. In staging a show for the display
of accessories exclusively, the pro
moters of the September exposition
have made a place in the sun for the
accessory manufacturer. He has
been under a cloud heretofore, the
In the Herald of last week a news
article appeared telling of the peti
tion presented by the Nebrasku rail
roads to the state railway commission
in which the railroads asked for
ehangae in the present stock freight
classifications which would have
been harmful to the shipper and of
advantage to the carriers The petl
tlon was withdrawn when the repre
seniatives of the roads saw the pre
parations which had been made by
the rtockmen. commission men and
farmers to resist the raises.
For the information of interested
readers we give the present classifl
cation below and following it the
classification which was proposed by
the railroads.
ireent Claswlfleatloii
Live stock subject to regulations
and rules of Individual carriers as to
attendants lncharge:
Ratings given below are based
upon values declared oy snippers,
not exceeding the following, under
contract :
Ka h Horse or Pony (gelding
mare or stallion). Mule. Jack or
.lenny $150.00
Bach Colt (under 1 yr.) .... 75.00
Each Ox. Hull or Steer 75.00
Each Cow 50.00
Each Calf 20.00
Each Hog is oo
Each Sheep or Goat 5.00
For each 50 per cent, or fraction
thereof, of actuul value over and
above that named in above table un
additional 2 tier cent will be made
to the rate per 100 lbs. or car
Live Stock subject to regulations
and rules of individual carriers as to
attendants In charge see note:
NOTE: It should be understood,
in receiving Live Stock of any des
cription for transportation, that the
actual delivery does not commence
until the stock has been placed in
the car, and the responsibility of the
Railroad Co., shall cease upon the de
livery of car at station to which con
signed the consignor; and consignee
I to. load and unload the same. Uve
Slock transported In Special or Pal
ace Live Stock cars will be charged
(as follows: In cars not exceeding
30 ft. in length inside measurements,
1 120 per cent of Tariff rate. For each
additional foot or fraction thereof
in excess of 30 ft. in length inside
measuremtn, an additional charge of
3 per cent per foot or fraction thereof
will be made. For example: Live
Stock in a Palace Car 36 ft. in length
inside measurement will be charged
138 per cent of Tariff rate. Live
Stock in a t'aiace t ar iu it. in lengiu ,
inside measurement will be charged
150 per cent of the Tariff rate. Live
Slock in a Palace Car 50 feet in i
length inside measurement will be
charged 180 per cent of the Tariff
rate.
Proposed dastiincatioii
Ratings on Live Stock vary ac
cording to the valuations stated by
shipper, and as carriers have no
means of determining values of Live
Stock when tendered for transporta
tion, shippers will De required to de-J
dure In writing the valuation at time
i , . , ... . i .1.,,,
una place oi suuniieiii. ssssv '"H
or fraction thereof, of additional
declared value per head Animals
exceeding In value $800 per head,
subject lo regulations and rates in
Tariffs of the Individual carriers
(In compliance with order of the I
C, C in case No 682".. of June 29,
1916. 40 I C (' 347.)
The carriers have in the past re
quired the ahippers of live stock to
place a valuation on live stock when
shipping the same. If the valuation
was placed ..hove a certain limit the
freight charge was made higher. A
decision of the Interstate Commerce
Commission corrects this injustice
and is explained belsw:
Valuations In Live-Stork Contracts
The serond Cummins amendment,
which became a law August 11. 1916
provided -i ! ideally that any limita
tion of value cannot be imposed on
ordinary live stork, and that the car
riers are liable' for full actual loss,
damage, or Injury.
In an express rate, decided April
2, 1917, the Interstate Commerce
Commission, in interpreting the. Cum
mins amendment, said at regards
live stock:
"The act, as amended, fixes
upon the carrier liability for the
full actual loss, damage or In
Jury caused by It to ordinary live
stork, and invalidates and limi
tation or attempted limitation
of that liability, wherever or In
whatever form it is found. Ord-
in nt or . i t mi u Lr a v I , . i it" v m I ) i .
choice exhibition opacts at the New ' pers refuse to declare value and ex
York and Chicago automobie shows
and the accessory manufacturer tak
ing what was loft over. The appeal
to the Jobber and dealer has been
equally strong, since the fall show
glves them a golden opportunity to
look over tho accessory field and
make selections early enough to cat
alog them. The manufacturers who
will exhibit at the Ford Accessory
show Includes the following compan
ies: The Reliance Co., Chicago; Perry
Auto Lock Co., Chicago; Mechanical
-Belt Co., St. Joseph Mo.; Grant Wire
Wheel Co., Chicago; Crum-Wiley Co.,
Peru, Ind.; Bell Automatic Spark
Retardor Co.. Chicago; Dotroit Auto
Products Co., Detroit; Mr.Itby Auto
Specialty Co., Detroit; Sinclair Refin
ing Co., Chicago; Simplex Man. Co.,
Anderson, Ind.; Graham Bros., Ev
ansville, Ind.; L. B. Halladay Co..
Streator, 111.; Motometer Co., New
York; Reflex Ignition Co., Cleveland :
Beaverdam Overall Co., Beaverdum,
Wis.; Outlook Co.. Cleveland; Anth
ony Co., Long Island CUy; H. c
Paro Co.. Chicago; Essonk.-.y Product
Co., Chicago; Ahlberg Bearing Co.,
Chicago; H. D. Lamp Co., Cincinnti;
Automatic-Safety Valve Co; Ton-A-Ford
Truck Co., Raciua Wis.; Bailey
Non-Stall Differentlr.l Corp. Chicaga;
Advance Auto Accessories Corp, Chi
cago; Wire Wheel Corp. of America,
Buffalo; H. ft D. Co., Goodland, Ind ;
The Zinke Co., Chicago; New York
Coil Co., New York; Ball Thompson
Co.. Hartford, Conn.; Continental1
ecute Live Stock contract, live hiock
Will not be accepted for transporta
t tun.
Minimum ratings given oelow are
based upon values declared by ship
pers, not exceeding the following un
uer contract:
Each Horse or Pony (gelding mare
or stallion), Mule Jack or
Jenny $150.00
Each Colt, under 1 yr 75.00
Each Ox, Bull or Steer .... 75.00
Each Cow or Burro 60.00
Each Calf 20.00
Each Hog If 00
Each Sheep or Goat 6.00
Stallions or Jacks... 3.00 lbs each
Additional 3,000 lbs. each
Horses, Mares, Mules. Jennies. Pon
icn or Domestic Animals, except
bulls not otherwise indexed by name.
2.000 lbB. each
Second 1.600 lbs. each
Third 1.500 lbs. each
Additional 1,000 lbs. each
Bulls 2.000 lbs. each
Additional 2.000 lbs. each
Mare and Colt (6 months)
2,500 lbs. both
Additional 2.500 lbs. both
Cow and Calf (6 months)
2.500 lbs
Additional 2.500 lbs
Yearling Cattleo . . . .1.000 lbs
Burros 760 lbs
Colts, one year and under
750 lbs
Additional 7&0 lbs
Calves, less than one year
600 lbs
Inary live stock Is expected from
the property aa to which we are
empowered to authorise or re
quire the establishment of rates
dependent upon declared or re
leased value.
"The shipper or lawful hold
er of the receipt or hill of lad
ing for ordinary live stock
should be free to press his
claim for recovery In full for
lost, damage, or Injury caused
by the carrier, and rates for the
transportation of such 'live
stock may not be stated In u
manner to require a representa
tion of the value. This is not
saying that value may not be
considered and duly weighed as
an element In determining what
reasonable rates shall be estab
lished." It is not necessary to declare either
actual value or any value on ship
merits of ordinary live stock. This
Is definitely settled.
It handy In your medicine chest for '
coughs, colds, croup, grippe and all I
bronchial affections. At your drug- !
gist. 60c.
Adv 2
ALLIANCE ROY NOW
IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Enlisted In t'nited States Arm l.a-t
May With Another Itoy
from Angora
Had t ough? Feverish? Urippy?
You need Dr. King's New Discov
ery to stop that cold, the soothing
balsam ingredients heal the irritated
membranes, soothe the sore throat,
the antiseptic qualities kill the gers
and your cold is quickly relieved. Dr
King's New Discovery has for 4$
years been the standard remedy for
coughs and colds In thousands of
homes. Get a bottle today and have
Murl C. Nichols, an Alliance boy
who enlisted in the United States
army last May, Is now a member of
Company H. Second Infantry. United
States Army, stationed at Fort Shaf
fer, Hawaiian Territory. With him
when he enlisted was Russel R. Ston
er of Angora, who is now at Fort
Kamehameha, H. T.
In his letter to The Herald Nich
ols says: "The climate is fine here
in the Hawaiian Islands but I like
the good, old V, S. A. for mine."
With his letter he enclosed a copy
of the menu served to the soldier
boys at Fort Shafter on July 4. The
meals were prepared by t' e School
for Bakers and Cooks. There is no
danger of our soldier boys going
hungry if they are always fed like
the menu reads, which whs as fol
lows: .
Menu for Breakfast
(Quarantine Camp. July 4. 1917.
Fort Shafter. H. T.)
Iced Papia, Fried Country Pork
Sausage, Fried Potatoes. Oatmeal
Oruel, Milk. Coffee, Butter.
Menu for Dinner
Chicken Soup. Chicken with
Bread Dressing. Giblet Gravy, Mash
ed Potatoes. Stewed Corn. Iettuce
Salad. Sliced Tomatoes. Bread and
Butter, Ice Cream, Cake.
Menu for Supper
Cold Sliced Ham, Potato Salad.
Lettuce, Apple Sauce. Tomatoes, Jel
ly Roll, Butter, Bread, lemonade.
Private Nichols would like to hear
from his friends who read The Hen
aid. His address is: Murl C. Nich
ols, Company H, Second Infantry.
Fort Shafter. H. T.
dear Your skin in Spring
Spring house cleaning means
cleaning inside and outside. Dull
pimply skin is an aftermath of win
ter Inactivity. Flush vour intestines
with o mild laxative and clean ont
the accumulated wastes, easy to
take, they do not gripe. Dr. King's
New Life Pills will clear your com
plexion and brighten your eye. Try
Dr. King's New Life Pills tonight
and throw off the sluggish winter
shell. At druggists, 25c.
Adv 2
both
both
each
each
each
each
Piston Ring Co.. N. A. Petry Co.. Phil
adelphia; Hansen Mfg. Co.. Cleveland
Standard Speedometer Co., Boston;
Gray Heath Co., Chlcano; SHurnuff
Co., 8t. Louis; S. C. Johnson Co. Ra
cine, Wic. ; Heiuieln:!n BroB. Co..
Belleville. 111.; Auto AcceBSori -s
Corp. Baltimore. Md.; Eheion Bros.
Mfg. Co., Flandrlan. 8- D.
A Idltio.ial reservation are being
made dai'v by H. V. Buelow. Oenoral
i0 lbs.
each
each
Hogs
Sheep and Goats .... 200 lbs. each
Live Stock, in carloads, value as
shown above, see Tariffs. of individual
carriers.
Live Stock exceeding values shown
above: Where the valuation declared
by shippers exceeds the values ahown
above an addition of two (2) per
cent will be made to the rate per
lOu lbs., or car. for each 5o pare rem
Safe
Phone South 750
Sound
Call Us Any Time Day or Night
Rosenbaum Bros.
Co.
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Stock Yards Station, Omaha, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois - Sioux City, Iowa
G. J. Ingwersen, Manager and Cattle Salesman
R. R. Keenan, Cattle Salesman
F. L. Crone. Feeder Buyer
E. G. Smith, Hog Salesman
G. S. Campbell, Sheep Salesman
F. E. Randall, Sheep Salesman
Jos. Kxejci, Hog Salesman
E. V. Keagle, Office
Orders for Feeding Cattle,
Sheep or Lambs
Prompt
Carefully Pilled
Reliable
