ALLIANCE HF.IMIP. THTJRADAY, OCT. II, 1917
New Records for
October 1917
18357110 $0.75
45130 10 1.00
18342 10 .75
18346 10 .75
18340 10 .75
18343 10 .75
18347 10 .75
18352 10 .7
18353 10 .75
18354 10 .75
18355 10 .75
35641 12 1.25
18345 10 .75
35648 12 1.25
35649 12 1.25
Mississippi Francos White.
Six Times Six is Thirty-Six (from Raymond Hitchcock's "Hitchy Koo)
Frances White. JvaHtttkwH
Laddie Boy (Good-bye, and I.uck Be With You) Nora Bayes.
Over There Nora Bayes. WMJL .x
That's the Kind of a Baby for Me (Ziogfrld Follies, 1917) Eddie Cantor.
The Modern Maiden's Prayer (Ziegfcld Follies, 1917) Eddie Cantor.
Says I To Myself, Says I Marguerite Farrell.
Wonderful Girl, Good Night Marguerite Farrell.
The Ragtime Volnnters Are Off to War Van and Schenck.
Southern Gals Van and Schenck.
They Oo Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me Marion Harris.
Some Sweet Day Marion Harris.
Isles of Aloha (with Hawaiian Guitar and Ukulele by Louis.- and Fcrcra)
Wright and Dietrich.
Pua Mohala (with Hawaiian Guitar and Ukulele by Louise and Fercra)
Wright and Dietrich.
How Can I Forget (When There's So Much to Remember) Alan Turner.
Just as Your Mother Was Henry Burr.
I'm All Bound 'Round with the Mason Dixon Line Irving Kaufman.
Sailin Away on the Henry Clay American Quartet.
The Ghost of the Saxophone Collins and Harlan.
Mammy Blossom's Possum Party Collins and Harlan.
Wake Up, Virginia (and Prepare for Your Wedding Day) Shannon Four.
The Sweetest Little Girl in Tennessee Sterling Trio.
A Trip to Paradise (Darky Specialty with Banjo) Golden and Reins.
The Death of Towser (Darky Specialty with Banjo) Golden and Heins.
DANCE RECORDS
For Your Country and My Country Medley One Step Conway's Band.
Sweetie Mine Medley One-Step Conway's Band.
For You a Rose Med. Fox Trot (Passing Show, 1917)- ,1 C. Smith's Oreh.
Mondaine WaHl (Lullaby Waltz) Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra.
Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France! Med. One-Step Conway's Band.
Miscellaneous Instrumental Records
Rolling in His Little Rolling Chair Medley One-Step Conway 's Band.
Huckleberry Finn Medley Fox Trot Conway's Band.
She's Dixie All the Time - Medley Fox Trot Conway 's Band.
Ballet Egyptien, Part 1 (Allegretto) (Alexander Luigini) Victor Con. Or.
Ballet Egyptien, Part 2 (Andante Sostenuto) Victor Concert Orchestra.
To a Wild Rose (Violin, 'Cello and Harp) Venetian Trio. .
The Rosary Venetian Trio. twM'mjajWM
Fifth Symphony Finale: Allegro (Parti) (Beethoven) Victor. Con. Ore.
Fifth Symphony Finale: Allegro (Part 2) Victor Concert Orchestra.
The Whirlwind (Tourbillon) (Flute Solo) Arthur Brooke.
Romance, No. 1 (Schumann) (Oboe Solo) Arthur Foreman.
Whispering Flowers (von Blon) Victor Concert Orchestra.
The Dying Poet (Gottschalk) r Victor Concert Orchestra.
Aloha Oe (Hawaiian Air) Bcnne Henton with Conway's Band.
When You and I Were Young, Maggie Ben Henton with Conway's Band
Reconciliation Polka (from "Lew Millions d Arlequin") (l)rigo) Victo"
Concert Orchestra. fl
Spanish Dance in G Minor (Mmzkowski) victor Uoneert orchestra.
Italian Airs Medley Street Piano. Mi
Operatic Airs Medley- Street Piano.
Old Zip Coon (Folk Dance) Victor Band.
Lady of the Lake (Folk Dance) Victor Band.
VOCAL RECORDS
Good Night, Little Girl, Good Night Lambert Murphy.
The Blush Rose ('Cello obbligato) Lambert Murphy.
Prince Igor Coro di donne (Chorus of the Tartar Women) Metropolitan
Opera Chorus.
Prince Igor Coro e danza (Chorus of Slaves) Metropolitan Op. Chorus.
Doan Ye Cry, Ma Honey Olive Kline with Orpheus Quartet.
Flow Gently, Sweet Afton olive Kline.
Closer to Jesus Homer Rodeheaver and George Brewster.
Drifting Homer Rodeheaver and (Jcorge Brewster.
Gems from "Ziegfeld Follies, 1917" Victor Light Opera Company.
Gems from "Oh Boy!" Victor Light Opera Company.
Pollyanna Arrives Sally Hamlin.
Pollyanna and the Boy Sally Hamlin.
WIKER MUSIC HOUSE
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC
PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS VICTOR VICTROLAS and RECORDS
MRS. J. T. WIKER, Mg . ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE
35650 12 1.25
18329 10 j .75
18208 10 .75
35637 12 1.25
18312 10 .75
35642 12 1.25
18344 10 .75
35644 12 1.25
18328 10 .75
18356 10 .75
45126 10 LOO
45133 10 LOO
45132 10 1.00
18341 10 .75
35651 12 1.25
35652 12 1.25
WHfJPO MFliP VP
,m ( AHiiiKit
Kails City, Neb. A negro entered
the office of Robert Batea here,
struck MtM Deflate Harris, bookkeep
er, a stunning blow over the head,
locked her In the vault and made hlfl
fetaway. Ten minutes later persons
entering the offlee heard her moan
ing In the vault. After the vault
was opened she waa hysterical for
aeveral hours. The negro made away
with about lf or 120. He over
looked some silver and f0 in a bank
book. A negro has been nrreated.
MiRs Harris la not in eondltion to
look at the suspect. According to
Miaa Harris, too negro entered the
office Just after Roscoe Anderson
and C. H. Richards, who have offices
In the same set of rooms, had left
the building.
rrmtAinKP fob attknihnj
HAWK, 11IU TAKF.S POMON
Fremont Hatel Dunn, daUghtel
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn t Ron
ers, died from poison ah- took Sfhlk
despondent. The young woman
been upbraided by her mother for at
tending a dance. She whs 11 v
of age and Is survived by her pan
two brothers and two sinters
Twenty-two of the chickens wcrs
found ro hnvp tuberculosis In Ita mA-
ivanrrd staee while fourteen othaaw
I were suffering slightly. Btate eVter-
Inarla Anderson believes the dtsensn
Is nioro prevalent among poultry;
than thought.
UNI TTHKIMT1OSIN IN
IOl'lniY NKAIt flKNKi
Lincoln, Neb. Tuberculosis Hinonr
chickens and gees raised on the farsa
of L. A. Mottle, near Geneva, has
been definitely established by a post
mortem Inspection of 200 of the for
mer and fourteen of the latter Which
were shipped to Lincoln and killed
three days ago under the inspection
of the state veterinarlan'a office
(roup
If your children are subject to
croup, get a bottle of Chamberlain'
Couph Heniedy, and when the at -tack
comes on be careful to follow
the plain printed directions. You
will ho HuipiiHed at the quick relief
which it uffords.
Oct. AdT.
POLICF ItFTOVKR TWKNTY-OBfB
OF FIFTY -NKVHN CAR8 HTOIJDK
Auction Sale of
LAND
I Will Sell at Public Auction on
TUESDAY, OCT. 16th
1:80 P. M.
Between Scottsblnff and Oaring Nearly Opposite the Goring
Sugar Factory, a
TEN ACRE TRACT
12 Acre (Improved) 8-room residence, lawn, trees, etc.
A fine home.
4 One-acre Tracts Unimproved.
1 Half-acre Tract Unimproved.
1 Five-acre Tract Unimproved.
There are no odors emanating from the Gering Factory
All Refuse is Evaporated.
TERMS One-half cash Balance to suit purchaser.
E. H. PHILLIPS, Owner
W. C. Hollingsworth, Auctioneer
Scottsblnff, Nebr.
Omaha, Neb. Ak-Sar-Ren has
proved quite a lucky period for auto
mobile thieves, who relieved fifty -aeven
automobile owners in Omaha
of their can during that time. Of
the fifty-seven cars reported stole
within the last ten days, twenty-one
were recovered by the police. Fords
constitute the largest number of au
tomobiles stolen.
Phone Mo. 85.
Winter Tourist Rates
Now Available
The entire scheme of Southern tourist fares becomes effective
this year October 1st. All resorts and principal cities of the Qulf
i Coast and the Southeast are included ; Florida fares include circuitous
routes. With its great military cantonments, the Southland, during
the coming Winter, will be a most interesting; tourist region.
TO CALIFORNIA: The usual Winter tourist fares via all routes.
The Burlington can ticket you either via Denver, Scenic Colorado
and Salt Lake, in through tourist sleeper service, or via Denver, the
Santa Fe "Grand Canyon" Ihm, also for the grand Coast tour includ-
ing the Northwest.
Beautiful "Southland" publications, including
the Burlington's Winter Tourist leaflet. With its
main trunk lines to the Southeast, either via Den
ver, Kansas it y. tu. Louis or umcago, me nur
lington is essentially the route for Southern travel
COLE, Ticket Agent.
S. H.
L. W. WAKKLKY, tienentl Passenger Agent,
loot Faruarn 8lrMt, Omaha, Nebraska.
International Typographical Union No. 755
UNION
LABEL
The UNION LABEL on printed matter ALWAYS means
the BEST, in both the front office and the workshop the com
posing room. There are two printing offices in Alliance en
titled to the use of the UNION LABEL:
THE ALLIANCE HERALD
THE ALLIANCE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES
UNION MEN and LABORING MEN of all trades, if your
tradesman solicits your husiness with printed matter ask bim
to get the UNION LABEL on his advertising.
Demand the UNION LABEL on Your Printing
LIVESTOCKPRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Cattle Avenge About Steady;
Trade Ex mail, irregular
I06S SE LA -HiCE HI6KEI
uppiu of Sheep and Lamb of MeaV
rats Proportions and Demand Act
ive from bath Packr and Fseder
Buyers Prloes Rang from Steady
te a Quarter Higher than Las
Week.
Union Stock Tarda, South Omaha.
Nebraska, October 0, 1017. Receipt
of cattle were not at all heavy (or
Monday, about 18,000 head, and th
market was about steady with tha
eloae of loaat week although unnraal
ly uneven and Irregular. Ttange cattle
ade up the big hulk of the offering
and beef steers, cow stuff and stock -
era and feeders were all alow sale at
steady but very uneven figure.
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy
beeves, $15.00917.00; good to chnlce
beeves, $14.0001(1.00; fair to good
beeves, f 12.00Olft.ft0 ; common to fair
beeves. fW.no n.OO: food to choice
yearling. $14.00ifirt vO; fair to good
yearlings. $13,000)1 TOO; common to
lair yearling;. $7.ftO0 12.00 ; prim
heavy grass beeves. I2.00414.?n:
good to choice press heve. tw.nno
12.0O : fair to rood rmss steers. SO 00
J mm- common to fair areas steer,
$7.ftf)(e. ?v gnnd tn choice he,
fa.nAeen 05, . grt, rn rhnr rem tth
fps.no : fair tn toort cnr "o,tto;
canners nl mttr nn " . rn
calves, senoie.nn. y,f hn ts
O7.N0; bologna hull wm0;
prime feed'n ate-ea. ooi4 of,s
good to choice fcdr eo sn"o no;
fair to food feenVr. r
food to choice stoc--s. W "toio OO;
fair to food fookra. trosaTfi;
common to fair cno1 SflooHTOO;
StocV liclfers. Sfi.fWWfiBon; stock cotea,
$0.007..V: stock calvM. fm.ftOifo.ft0.
Hega Steady te 5c Lower.
The run of hos wns moderate for
a Monday, about 2.ono heed, and ther
was 0 fofxl demnnd from both pack
ers and shipper at prices that ranged
from (toady to n nickel lower than
Sutnnlny. Tops hnmirtit $19.ftft end
the toilk of the tradlnz was at sm.su
(J1R.WV f)mrtor(l with a week ago
prices were 10i;!.V lower.
8heep and Lambs 8tronoer.
Ahont 18.000 sheen iitul liitnhs show
ed up. not n Inrife Monday's run. and
the Inoulry from hnth rncker nnd
feeder hnvers wn hrond st nrl'""
rnnif'n from strone to as much as a
ounrter lilL'lier than Mie ele of lir
week. It take choice Hilars or fed
Ine lamb to hrio" 1SttO nnd nv
thtnc above Hint fi"rp must he fnnnr.
Quotations on, sheep and lamls:
Iamba, fair to choice, si7.2ft1s.TO;
lambs, fwdor. t10.fWO1S.00; Innii.s,
culls. $12.00010.50; yearlings, fair to
choice, $12.000 13.00 ; yearling, rccaV
era, $12j0001o.OO-, weth.rs. fulr to
choice. $11.00012.00; ewes fair to
choices. $10.00011-00; cwea, culls and
feeders. $.".. "0 lo.tnt ; ewes, brewlera,
til ages. $100O10.0A
The Telephone's Part
in the Great War
As wa become larger participants in the great war, the
demands of the government upon the telephone Industry
for men, for equipment and for local and long distance
service are greatly Increasing.
New construction needed to meet the Increased demand
for service by the government and by private activity dne
to wur conditions has been held back by the shortage of
both labor and materials.
In this time ef the nafJon'a greatest
need you can "do your bit" by asking
only for such equipment as you must
have nd by making only such local or
long distance calls as are absolutely
necessary.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE 00.
ITs IIAIUI IO WOKK
When SufTcrliiK From Kidney Ill.
lan Alliance l'eople I'm. I
This to Be True.
What's so hard as a day's work
with an aching back?
Or h"rp h " of pain with
every sudden twist or turn?
Tftere is no peace from the dull
ache
No rt fr- he soreness, lame
ness and weariness. If the kidneya
are disordered you can't reach the
cause too soon.
Negiecl 1 n fatal.
Weak kidn ys need prompt atten
tion.
Begin usins Moan's Kidney Pills at
once
A tested an I proven kidney rem
edy.
Alliance re l rs should find new
hope in the fo'lowins statement:
O. H. Williams, stationary fireman,
421 Yellowston St., Alliance, saya:
"My back whs lame and ached stead
ily and heavy work would about use
me up. Mo if' Kidney Pills relieved
me and I endorse them as a first
claw.- kidney medicine."
Prtcp 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the aame that
Mr. William- 'md. KoBter-MI'bursi
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
