The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, November 01, 1917, Image 11

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"IF THE SHOE FITS VOL
ruv.s WEAR IT"
-By
A HAM MAR
( 'old t ln r h II i ml r n .
You will remember, dear readers,
ibat a few weeks ago I mentioned
Abe city park in Alliance. Yen, 1
Mentioned it several times in differ
nt ways. The snow has rome and
the grass has gone bo we can't take
our lunches any mure until next sum
mer I am only loo sorry to report
also that this cold weather is a se
rious hindrance to the tete-a-tetea
or tattle (ultra) or whatever you call
them, that used to take place on thu
front port lies BO often this summer.
President Roosevelt conrn tula ted
the father of Ave aont. President
Wilson congratulates the father of
Are soldier.
Anyhow the potato crop la 59 per
rent larger than last year, and legions
of back-lot planters have for the first
time raised enough or h:.lf enough
for their own use.
A BclMMl Pig At tMlkosh
The Oshkosh paper, one of our
valued exchanges, contained the fol
lowing interesting little siiuih in its
mi week's issue: "The superinten
dent of the Oshkosh school took a
gad to some of hla unruly kldB and
as a result of this a meeting of the
school boar was held laat night at
which the superintendent was sus
tained." That's all right, the sup't.
Is O. K. What became of the boar?
Probably on its way to the packing
bouse.
Knitter Bought a Liberty llond
Philadelphia. The German gev
ornment has subscribed to the Sec
ond Liberty Loan. The bond was
purchased, it became known today,
with money belonging to the kaiser's
government and held by a lawyer In
this city.
safe Way to Smoke (igareMes
London. Another champion for
the heckled but happy smoker has
Appeared in the person of Dr. Hllm.ir
Koefol, whose report on t he effec v.s of
tobaccon on the heart recently ap
peared in the London "Lancet." Dr.
Koefol Buys "The only safe way to
smoke a cigarette Is to hold it be
tween the Angers oil the time, take a
puff when desired and blow it nut
poedily."
Virglmia was slow in her voluntary
enlistments for the regular amy, but
Richmond Is the first large American
city to over-subscribe ber Second
Liberty Loan allotment.
Our loans to England, France,
Italy, Russia. Belgium and Serbia
since last April have reached the
great total of 13. 756, 400,000 all for
the common cttuse and moot of It to
be spent in this country.
o
Prominent Germans are discuss
ing the "next war" in which they
hopo to oe more successful, but if
an aroused world does its duty there
will be no next war precipitated by
Ormnny or by any other predatory
nation.
Autocratic Germany naturally
makes much of the situation in Rus
sia M an object lesson In the evils
of democracy, but Russia's trouble Ih
anarchy, not democracy. When the
latter Anally emerges out of the for
mer liussta's day of triumph will be
at h:ind.
If there Is foundation for the re
port from an army camp that a mil
lion American soldiers have already
been lnnded In France, the single dis
aster to the returning transport An
tilles with 70 men "mlssinr:" nerves
to mIiow that our good fortune at sea
has been far greater than we had rea
son to expect.
o
With the Second Liberty Bonds
running twenty-five yeurs and paying
4 per cent. Uncle Sam is offering
$100 for every CO bond that he sells.
The purchaser's gain will be greater
still if he clips the coupons twice a
year and dcponltea in a savings bank
at 4 per cent compounded neml-an-nually.
Money so compounded dou
bles in seventeen and a half years.
to be equally certain tbat they will
have to return those already axacted
from plundered cltibs la Belgium
sad northern France. It has Just
come to I'gkt that so sooner bad tbe
city of Lille paid tbe laat franc of a
j $4, &0. 000 levy In July last than the
Germans imposed another ft. 600.-
000, tbe third which tbls unfortunate
city has been forced to pry with, as
Its pathetic protest reads, "a knife at
its throat."
coughs and eolda In thousands of
i homes. Oet a bottle today and bare
, It handy In your medicine chest for
coughs, colds, cronp, grippe and all
bronchial affections. At your drug
gist, 50c.
Adr i
Bad Touti? Feverish? Orlppy?
You need Dr. King's New Discov
art to stop tbat cold, the sootblns
balsam Ingredients beal the Irritated
membranes, soothe the sore throat
tbe antiseptic qualities ktll the gem
and your sold Is quickly relieved. Df
King's New Discovery has for 4K
years been the standard remedy for
RAOS WANTED Clean cotton
rags are wanted at Tbe Herald
o0tce. Three cents per hundred paid
for clean cotton rags on delivery.
We can use 500 pounds at once.
NOW Is the time to order your
Christmas cards. The Herald office
baa a fine line of these cards at all
prices. Place your order early and
be sure tbat you will have the cards
in plenty of time to send them to
your customers or friends.
WERfcyitt, .iK.r
DYE & OWENS
Transfer Lin
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HOUSEHOLD GOOD
moved promptly, id
fer Work solicit
ed
ARE YOU A HOME OWNFR?
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If not, change this condition. Territory along Burlington Linen
Went afforda many opportunities for the homobuikler and investor.
WESTERN NEBRASKA and NORTHEASTERN COLORADO
excel in dairying, live stock and grain raising. NOn-reaidcnt ownerg
have many forma which they arc unable to develop. Well-located
faints, fttj to $50 per aero, with terms, of payment not more burden
some than caatem rentals, bring independence to any industrious
farmer.
WYOMING
Big Horn Basin irrigated land near to bee,t sugar factories, oil
refineries, coal mines and other natural resources which groiv
immense crop of wheat, oats, alfalfa, sugar beets and potatoes, from
50 up.
Vry Desirable 640 Acre Free Homesteads, in a large area, arc yet
available.
Ask for folders giving an exended account of these
sections. Write me about your plans and I'll give
you the benefit of my experience. No charge for tbls
its a 'part of Burlington Service.
H. B. HOWARD. Immigration Agent, 0. B. A J. R, R.
loot Kaninm street. Omaha, Nebraska
rrj Phont M
Residence phone 688 and Bin s"
The Hermans will pet no indemni
ties at the end of the war and It ought
He Hit Roosevelt in the Eye
Philadelphia. --Col. Dan T. Moore,
Three Hundred and Tenth field ar
tillery regiment. Ninth division, sta
tioned at Camp Meade, was the man
rho dimmed former President Roos
evelt's left eye in a boxing bout in
the White House in 1905, it was dis
closed today. Colonel Roosevelt ac
knowledged Sunday that his loft eye
had been rendered useless by a
"husky young artillery captain." but
declined to give his name.
Colonel Moore acknowledged that.
he was "it" when the question was
gut squarely up to him today.
"I did not know Colonel Roosevelt's
oye had been put out until I read bis
Otatement Monday," said Colonel
fdoore. "But I have felt ever since
he told of losing the Ripht of one eye
that I should be smoked out. Be sure
your sins will And you out.
"Of course I um sorry 1 struck the
blow and that the colonel told about
ft Although I never knew until I
read his statement that his eye had
been blinded, 1 instantly knew- it was
I to whom he referred, because there
Was no other answering the descrip
tion he gave who could have done it.
"In 1905 1 viis a military aide at
the White House. Another was
Granville Fortcsque, later a war cor
respondent in Europe and nnw a
major in the National army, sta
tioned tit Camp Lee. still another
was Phil Sheridan, son of the hero
of Winchester, who is Immortalised
In verse.
"But the boxers of that time in the
White House were the president,
Kermll Roosevelt and myself. For
opponents in other sports the progl
dent went further afield, but
he wished to don the gloves h
Kermit oi myself.
"The colonel wanted plenty of ac
tion and lie usual!) got it. He had
no use for a tuttter or one who gave
ground. Nobody but man WhO was
willing to Sght all the time and all
the wa) had an) chance with him.
That is thy onl) SXCUSe for the fact
that 1 seriousl) injured bttn. There
was no chance to be care'nl of the
blow-. lie himself wouldn't have
atood for It.
"i shall write tbe colonel s letter
Oggfeaa'ag my regret at th serious
results of the blow I cannot do more
and I certalnl) won't do less "
"The House of Courtesy"
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OMAHA
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Room with hath, $1.50 up.
Cafe prices most reasonable
in City.
Fireproof Sprinkler System
Complete Safety.
Management, Rome Miller
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Best saddle
made Have
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Largest Retailers of Pianos in the World. OMAHA, NEB.
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Delicious Drinks
Our pure leg nvam and real fruit flavors make the refresh
ments you rt't at Bremlgn l fountain really nourishing food.
And we keep our serving dishes and receptacles as clean and
wholesome as the best housewife in town keeps her kitchen.
Stop in at Brennan's
and get a thirgt-quencher, thn take a pail of cream home to
the family.
LUNCHEONETTE IN CONNECTION
Brennan's
PHONE 84
301 BOX BUTTE AVE.
Meal Skill KrultinllH
Pat of til scssats ih mors sctive in
sprint: when tin- liltxnl is over-h"an l.
the burnt n Itching torture is un
bar;itl, reltaVfl it St once anil heal
the eruptions' with Pr. Hoht;on' Kc
senia Ointment. This antiseptic rgs
dy Ih promptly effective In all skin
troubles. Pimples, blackheads, acne,
tetter, ring worm, scaly blotchy skin,
all respond to Dr. fiobson's Kciema
Ointment. (Jet It todry at your drug
gists. 50c, guaranteed.
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Brief War Comment I
. aal
The National Committee of Pa
triotic Societies protests sgainst the
continuing circulation of fftlse and
utterly baseless stores of successful
plots, damage to military property
and disaster to our forces on their
way to Franca. Pro-Germans can
not be prevented from fabricating
and whispering such staries with
vil intent, but loyal Americans aeed
not render the aid of repeatlae taea.
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There has been a calling to the
They are used in every line
of business by Salesinen, Of
fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers,
Ministers, Students by ev
eryone w ho must have a hook
that combines
UTILITY, DURABILITY
AND APPEARANCE.
Sheets cau be obtained any
time, ruled in eight styles.
Bound iu best quality Flex
ible Black Levant Grain Cow
hide, with Black Linings.
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Professional Directory
of the Alliance Herald
Harness hand made from best ma
terial. Outlast any factory made,
goods. Call and see.
Harness repairing by experienced
harness maker.
J. M. OOVBRT
At M. D. Nichols gtgM. Alliance
Professional Photographer
Quality Portraits
Interior and Exterior Views
Kodak Finishing
Enlaiging all Styles
M K. t.'ltKHK, Proprietor
AI.I.IANt'R ART STUDIO
Phone Red 165
C. E. SLAOLE, M. D.
Physician .V Surgeon
Office phone, 65 Hes. phone, 52
ALLIANCE, -:- NEBRASKA
L. W. BOWMAN
Plijsician and Surgeon
302 Vt Box Butte
Phones: Office, 362; lies. 16
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At The Herald OMice
Reasonable Rales Prompt
Service
BURTON & REDDISH
A t torie s-at-ljtw
Land Attorneys
Office: First National Bank Bldg
PHONE 180
ALLIANCE. -:- NEBRASKA
Aitiance.
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Hotel
300 ROOMS
New Absolutely Fireproof
Wo want the Western Bub-int-HS.
Best Plaee in Omaha
for Stockmen to Stop. Ask
your Commission Men.
FRED A CASTLE, Prop.
"Let Me Cry For You"
HARRY P. COURSEY
Live Sim k and (aeneral Sales
Sieclallst and Auctioneer
FARM SALKH A SPK4 IAI.TY
Terms Reasonable
Alliance, (Phone 664) Nebr
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LAWYER
Phone M Room W Rumer Block
Alliance, Nebraska
DR. D. E. TYLER
DKNTIST
PHONE 362
Over First National Bank
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Geo. J. Hand, M. D.
ASTHMA and
HAY PIVII
ye. Mar, Noae and ThrogM
PHONE IS1
Calls aaawared from oMea day or
atght
THOMAS LYNCH
Att'y-at-Law
1519-1521 City Nat'l Bank Bldp
OMAHA
Special Attention to Live Stock
Claims
J. D. EMERICE
Bonded Abstractor
1 have the only set of abstract
Books in Box Butte County.
Office : Km. 7, Opera House Block
J JEFFREY. D C. Ph. C.
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