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THE ALLIANCE HERALD , OCTOBER 3, 19io
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WANTED
WANT TO IHTY SOtnethtnfT Hun
dreds of people weekly scan these
want ad columns lonklnir tor
what you or others have to offer.
Get quirk results by advertising
In The Herald Want Ad department.
t
'district. Out nine room, completely
; modem hotiRe, two blocks from post
i off ice, price low. easy terms, one
I five room, modern except furnace,
. three blocks from postoffice; price
low, easy terms, furniture If desired.
Lloyd Thomas, Alliance. Neb.
43-tf-9r.no.
GIRL WANTED for gent r; I house
work. Small family. Good wapes.
Phone 173. 37-tf-9434
WANTED A lady with on,e child
would like to get employment at
cooking and housework on a farm or
ranch. For Information please call
Phone Walnut 8162 or address Box
29, Alliance, Nebr. 9782-tf-34
FOR SALE A nice Confectionery.
Fine location doing good business.
A fine bargain for one who wants
U buy a paying business.
Owner called to war.
Write or see S. P...lackson Alli
ance. Candy Store. Alliance Nebr.
4 2-tf-9r.r.r,
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
room at once. Address The Her
ald office or phone 340.
Wanted 25 copies of the Alliance
Herald of September 12th. Five
cents each will be paid for copies of
this issue brought to The Herald office.
WANTED About three or four fur
nished rooms for light house
keeping, prefer them on ground
floor. Call at Herald office. 4 4-2t-9K21
$
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
We hare had a large number of
calls within the past few days ror fur
nished roofhs. Make Mat room or
suite of rooms bring you In an income
hv renting to responsible people.
Phone 340. Alliance Herald office,
Want Ad Depart nent.
WANTED ' Three nicely furnished
rooms for light bousekeeping. Must
br modern. No cbildren. Call at
Brennan's drug store. Phone 87.
44-2t-9486
WANT TO BUY - 1,000 to 1,200
tons of hay with the privilege of
feeding cattle on th epb.ee. Address
Ed J. O. Dea, Kearney. Nebr.
41-4t-9.r-71
WANTED In this county, hustler
with conveyance to represent
-wholesale groeery house selling di
rect to consumers. Experience un
iv cessary. Big money for live wires.
Attractive work for middle-aged
men. Write Consolidated Grocery
Co , Sioux CHy. Iowa. 4 2-2t-9563
POTASH LAKES WANTED
1 am interested in securing good
potash lakes on wbicb to erect a re
duction plant. If yon own lakes,
either large or small, whlcb are in
the potasb district, or if you have
options or leases on laKes, get in
touch with me without delay and I
will handle them for you if they have
the potnsn. Give full description
when writing. T. B. L. Pf";
care Alliance Herald. 34-tf-9780
FOR SALE One good. 490 model,
Cheverolet touring car; good con
dition; cheap. 409 Sweetwater after
6 o'clock. .43-2t-9625$
ORRENT
FOR RENT Furnished room's. 224
West Third, two 2-room suites.
FOR RENT One large sleeping
room furnished, lurue enough for
two beds; has outside door. Gentle
meu preferred. 504 Sweetwater or
I phone 1024. Iu-tf9494
LOST OR FOUND
LOST Child's dark green velvet
coat, trimmed in fur, sometime
Saturday; b;st seen near Empress
roouiinKJiouse. Finder retufn to
Fuller's cafe and receive reward.
41-tf-9570
LOST Saturday night, a brown
overcoat, with belt. Lost between
Box Butte and Emerson, on Fifth
street. FindgM please return to
Herald office and receive reward.
43-2t-9624.
STRAYED From Randall's ranch,
red roan horse, no brand, left hip
down. Win. Reuben, lliatare. Neb.
Route 2. 4 J-4t-9e60-$
if" I
FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner
may have same by calliim at this
office and payine for this ad.
IO-tf-9488
OLD CLOTHES WANTED
The City Mission is in need of
second-hand clothing, esecially men's
and shoes. Call phone 696 and we
will call for them. The City Mis
sion
LADIES Be the local representa
tive for the Duchess line in Alli
ance. Easy to sell, others maxing
from $15 to $30 per month in spare
time. Pleasant, easy work. Particu
lars free. Duchess Drug Company.
117 Bromley Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
31-tf-9335
FOR SALE
If von have something that you
wish to dispose of that will he of
,1Se to other people an ad un
der the for BAUB
LANKOUS heading will do the btt.
1
UVTS FOR SALE- Call phone 930.
42-2t-9561-$
FOR SALE Chevrolet car. in good
condition: summer and wln'.er tors
Mav be seen at Weaver's garage. W
Second street. 41-tMM65
FOR BALE CHEAP Wicker baby
buguy in good condition. Also
man's bicycle in fine shap. W. A.
Bennett. 13 Reddish block. Alliance.
40-tf-9499
SCAVENGER WACrON
:o:
We now have on regular routes
and for special calls our city scaven
ger wagon. All calls to telephone 575
will receive prompt and carerul at
tention. Our prices are reasonable
and we are bonded to do pood work.
SAM SH ELTON,
Phone 575. Cl-ty Scavenger.
33-tf-9411
Real Estate, Loans and Insur
ance F. E. REDDISH, Reddish
Block. 15-tf-6727
MOVE FURNITURE SAFELY
j :o:
We have equipped our dray wap
j ons and auto truck with the lates
I appliances for moving furnlttir
I without marring or scratching or d
log damage. Up-to-date wagon pad
will be used by us on all movlnt
Johs. JOHN R SNYDER. Phone IP
37-tf-5950
FORSAKE or LEASE Rooming
house excellent downtown location
(a Alliance; 20 rooms, excellently
furnished. Always well filled. Will
) ll or lease with or without furni-
Vddnss Box S4lt. aie rtiu-33-tf-9416
lure.
- Two used autos in
n, Ford lanrlnl
... nnd one standard make tourlni
car of another make. Both cars are
equipped with new tires and 'n Pie
best of shape. Prices reasonable
Inquire a-t The Herald office
FOR SALE
good condition
Herald's Want Ad Page
Johl Lister, ('has. Coupons. I,'. W.
Shanklin. Robert Broyles, all of Al
liance. Nebraska
T. .1. O'KEEFE. Register.
3S 71-914-9514
Lots for sale.
Call phone 930.
42-2t-9561-
FOR SALE -Roadster, driven only
six thousand miles. Cheap. Ap
ply Sturgeon fJaW 4:5,1
All old accounts alter thirty day
will ! charged with interest, M
please eotne and settle. V. L. ('Alt
KOI.L, Blacksmith, corner Second
ami Laramie, Alliance. :t3-tf-t):Ml:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departs0' ' ,ne Interior
I". S. Land Office at Alliance, Neb. I
August 19. 1918 j
Notice Is hereby given that Mar
i garet M. Travis, of Alliance, Nehrus
j ka, who. on March 16, 191". made
i homestead entry No. 017146. for E Vi
SE 4 section ; and the N't NE'4;
S 4 NE4 and Hhk SE4. section
11, township 23 north, range 49
west. 6th principal meridian, has
tiled notice of intention to make
i three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
i register and receiver U. S. land offi ,
! at Alliance, Nebraska, on the Sth
i day of October. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
FOR SALE Two good residence
nrnnerties in good residence ills
trict Of Alliance Close to business,
Lost something? You'll find tt
the quickest by advertising: for it
under the LOST heading.
' FftOPfKin rovum iinvu
AIMCNDMfNT
The following proposed amendment
to the constitution of the State of
Nebraska, as hereinafter set forth In
full, Is submitted tci the electors of
the State of Nebraska to be voted
upon at the goneral election to be
held Tuesday. November 6th, A D
1918:
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend
Section one (1) of Article seven (71
of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska.
Be It Resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Nebraska:
Section 1. That Section One of Ar
ticle Seven of the Constitution of the
Htate or Nebraska be and the same
hereby Is amended hv striwino mi u...
following words:
"Second. Persons of foreign birth
who shall have declared their inisn.
tion to become citizens eomformably
io me laws or trie United States, on I
the subject Of nnlnr illniliin nt la.ai
- . .-.., .1 I
thirty davs nrlnr to an nu..nn
r - - - . - - ... vivLiiuu,
And Inserting In the place of the '
words so stricken, the following '
Words:
Second. Persons of rnmi.n hirth '
who shall have become citizens of the !
rnited States hv tmt u . 1 1 v : .... 1
otherwise conformably to the laws of
me united States at least thirty davs
prior to an election.
Sec. 2. That nt the,
tlon nineteen hundred and eighteen
(1918) there shall be submitted to the
electors of the state for their
or rejection the foregoing proposed '
amendment to the constitution relat
ing to the right of sulTrage. At such''
election, on the ballot of
voting for or a::iinst said nmnnUn,i
amendment, shall be written or printed
the words: "For nronosed m. nH
mcnt to the constitution relating to
the right of suffrage," and "Against
said proposed amendment to the con
stitution relating to the right of
suffrage "
Sec. :;. if such smendment shall
be approved by a n ij,t y f nil
electors voting at suca election, saH
amendment ha)l rons'ltnte Section
One (1) Article Seven (?) of the CcS
stitutlon of th'' : t of .Nebraska.
Approved. April 9, 1918
KEITH NEVILLE.
Vttest: Covrnor.
'CHARLES W POOL
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34-14t-904-9379
- POLI I K AL ADYEIlTISINti
.Ill II. Ml I -
CANDIDAT FOR THE STATE
SENATE. 28TH DISTRICT
toi
Chadron Nebraska Republican
I did not solicit this office but was
urged to run by my friends who sug
gested I was the man for the place.
I come to you through the newspaper
as it will be impossible for me to see
you and solicit your votes. I am well
known in the western part of the dis
trict but a great many of the voters
ih the eastern part of the district
never heard of J. W. Good, so it will
be necessary for me to tell you who
i am, and where I came from.
I was born and raised in Hopkins
vllle, Kentucky. My parents died
when I was a small boy and I was
bound out to work for a horse, a
bridle and a saddle until I was 21
years old. I came to Nebraska In 1883
came to Dawes county in 1886, took
up a homestead and tree claim, and
proved up on them. Have added to
them until I have two ranches among
the best in the district. I do not speak
of this hoastingly, but to show you
that I have made a success of my
own business why I solicit your vote
or why you should vote for me. I was
railed on O farm Hnd have fa run d air
my life and am one of trie largest
farmers in this district. My sympathy
naturally would be with the needs
for the betterment of the farmer. As
to tlv stockmen. I am known all over
the state as botOI one of the li.l'L'csl
ho men In theV: t also raising cat
tle extensively and my sympathy
would be with anything that mlghl
help 1 lie stockmen
I was in the clothing and shoe
business for 2 a years so 1 have had
2:" years of business experience and
feel I am broad and fair enough with
the farmers, the stockmen, the busi
ness men to see the needs of all as a
whole
The great Ue'tion before the peo
ple today is to do the things that will
help win this war. I am trying to do
my bit by working a little harder to
raise and produce a little more, by
being a little more active in solicit int
and taking liberty bonds, war sav
1n.ts st 'inps. i.i'l pin the Red Croni
and also helping the Y. M. C. A
drive Some other things 1 stand foi
is better roads, better schorls, bettei
churches, better cattle, better MfeP
and better people and to do all w
an to win this war as quickly as
possible without sacrificing too many
of our boys.
As I said before I did not solicit
this office but was asked by your
friends to make this run I am will
ing to inert AM mj time for my coun
try at this time at any cost.
I will appreciate your vote Nov. m
bei l!ls, also anything you may
do or say in my behalf.
He pectfully,
stance as soon as convenient after i
they have been elected and have!
qualified, elect from their number a I
,f W. (Jood ftvr State Senate president, vice-president, secretary.
2Mb District. Nebraska
AC 1 1 I, .H OF IN OltlOlt A NON
of the
AftMOrtMW POTASH PLANTS.
'We. the undersigned Incnt nm-u -
tori do hereby, in pnrsuanre of thf
law ,.f ih.. stnte of Nebraska In such
cast made and provided, associate
ours Ives as a body politic and cor
DOTale in the name and for the pur
liosi hereinafter mentioned.
ARTICLE I
The said corporation shall be
nam. d and known as THE ASMOCI
ATI D POTASH PLANTS.
UTICLE II,
The principal place of transim
Inc I he business of the corporation
shall be in -the city of Alliance, Hox
Mutt county. Nebraska
ARTICLE III
The general nature of the business
to be transacted by the corporation Is
to buy, lease or otherwise acquin
land .mil waters containing
and treasurer, who shall hold office
1 until their successors stall have been
. l. iied and have qualified. Anv fro
of the said offices may be held by
one and Hie mime person.
HimiM-w
... ..nil
tion and they may anr,
the same at pleasure.
ARTICLE XIT
Vacancies securing In the Board
- m.i .hull be ftlieo "j l"'
iHiiti'- ami waters containing, or oe- , oi itti"",ln " .
..... . ... I " ,...i..r nnd all other vacan-
iifveii u contain. poiasu aiKiinne wm ! ...
products or ot ter minerals. ces in office from whatever caus .
, . . ..... ni hv the Hoard of Dfrer-
io ptircnaso or otherw ise acquire, s - .
. ... ' ' . . nt the Hoard oi
lease, ouiin, conwiruci, operate, ami tors
maintain refineries, mill works, lab
oratories, pipe lines, rights of way
for pipe lines, side tracts, telephones. , iness
storage tanks, dwelling houses for
workmen and others In connection Th"
F. A BALD,
E K 11 A LI)
Witness:
M. S. Hargraves.
STATE of NEBRASKA
BOX BUTTE COCNTV
On thlj 24th day of Augffst, A. D.r
1918, before me, M. S. Hargraves, a
Notary Public duly commission
In the event of the absence of the , qualified and acting In and for Box
president, the vice-president shall Unite Courtly. Nebraska, personally
hart full pow' i l perform all the appeared before nie Lloyd C.
duties of the pit sideti. and to sign. Thomas. B, M. Thomas. F. A. Bald,
cxfoHtc. and deliver any and all in- E. K. fluid, to me known to be the
MtriTinents. and to do each ami every identical persons w lose names are
a, t with full power and authority as affixed to the foregoing articles of
the president could perform if prt'- Incorporation and they severally
(,nt acknowledged the ecexutlon of the
ARTICLE XI. same to br their voluntary set ;
f ,e Board tf Directors shall have deed for the purposes In said artlclen
tm power and aiMhorlty to make all j expressed
rotes ami bv-laws for the proper gov-, in testi uony whereof I have here
ernin. nt iiiHitagenient and control of unto subscribed my name and affixed
business affairs or tne coM.. my omciai seal tne day and year 1st
it 111 I" U l
the
.... nt the
tors " ffTfl " "
,....v,a hnll be and constitute a
,tt0ra fr the transaction of bus-
ARTICLE XIII
i tides of Incorporation
m articles "i
with the purposes In this article set may be amended Bt any o lrHt
fort I
,.,ed amendment shall be first
To carrv on the business of nroduc annroved by a majority vote of t e
ing. refining, storing, supplying and ; entire Hoard of Directors anu i
distributing potash. alkaline pro- being so approved
duel - or other minerals of all classes
and descriptions.
To contract for water or the use of
Water or lands containing or believed
to contain potash, potash deposits,
alkaline products or minerals; to ac
quin by purchase, lease, contract, or
o-.'heiwlse lands and waters contain
ing or believed to contain DOtath,
potash deposits, alkaline products or
of I:.' n i i 1 1 , i t !
- . .......
to contract, lease, base OB royal-'be approved
ties or otherwise, sell or dispose of
to others, mineral lands or watets,
leases of lands or waters coniaining
!;. It I'ikattne prodnati 't other
.i th als.
The corporation may buy, hold or
dlsp -o of !.i-'i real inc. personal
property as the board of directors
ma) deem proper for the promotion
of its business, or that may be ItCCes
sar in 'he proper conductiii", of it's
s;ii business.
s lall 00 enmifu
the records or tne
I draft Of tne ptu.wn
amendment or amendments, as the
i. .,,tt.at n.ii
e , nunii t 111
nt large upon
case mnj
th each stock holder with a notice of
th- motUttl so called for the purpose
or voting on the same, which notice
shall be given ten (10) days at least.
prior to the date rixeo ror sa.o wi
inu
menis
, All 1 It lyf. V.
The authorized capital StOCk Ol I i-
corphratlon shall be Eiv Hundmd
Thousand ($500,000.00) Dollars, di
vided Into Five Thousand (5,000)
(bares Of One Hundred (IKIf.OO;
Hollars each,
The said stock may be paid for in
cash or its equivalent in property of
t iher things of value necessary and!
.till In I . . . - - - - . . f
. ,w in.- o .oi ai ion in me
transaction of its business and when
said stock. is issued it shall be fully
paid up and non assessable.
ARTICLE V
The highest amount of indebted
ness or liability to whi-h t in corpor
ation may subject Itself shall not ex
ceed an amount equal to twothirds
(2-3) of its paid-up capital stock.
ARTICLE VI.
The corporation shall date from
and commence on the 19th day of
September. 1918, and shall termin
ate on the 19th day of September.
1968. However, this corporalton may
be dissolved at any time prior to its
own limitations, by consent of two-
thirds (2-:i) of the pald-un and out
standing capital stock of said corpor
ation by a resolution dissolving ih
orporatlon spread upon Its records
nd certified to the Secret a rv of
State.
ARTICLE VII.
The business affairs of the corpor
ation shall be conducted by a Board
d Directors consisting of not less
ilian ; tree (3) nor more than five
(6), and the off it 'IM S h V t h 11 n tm lu
- J 1 J VI V
bytcd, as hereinafter provided
ARTICLE VIII.
The rotlni power of the catiital
siock of the corporation shall be. one
vote for fa,., nhar,. of capital stock
tied by the corporation.
AHTI CLE IX.
The firs-! annual meeting of the
stock holders of the corporation shall
held in the Clt of Alliance. Xe
braska, on the first Monday in
January, 1919, and the reamlar an
nual meeting of tie stock holders
shall be hold in the City of Alliance,
Nebraska, on the first . Monday In!
lantiary of each succeeding year.
At said first me.ing, and ffl the
mnual meetings thereafter the
Hoard of Directors shall be elected by
the stock holders from their own
number, to hold office until the an
nunl meeting next after their election
and until their successors shall have
been elected and have qualified.
The undersigned incorporators
s iall be and constitute a provisional
Board of Directors, who shall con
duct the affairs and business of said
orporatlon until the first Annual
meeting on the first Monday in
January. 1919. and until their suc
cessors shall have been elected anil
nan qualified.
ARTICLE X
The Directors shall, in each in-
If such amendment or annuo-
or either of them, shall Ho n
by 1 ie holder, or BOtO
ers, of a majority of the capital stock
1 1,., nortinrntlon. each and every
V. I iii' , ... , . . ,
amendment so approved shall be con
sidered adopted and be made a part
of the articles Of incorporation and
the Board, Of Directors shall there
Sfter, subscribe, acknowledge, record
and publish the Battle as by law re
quited. In testimony whereof we have
hereunto set our hands this 24th day
of August. 19 If.
LLOYD C THOMAS,
1! M THOMAS,
above written.
M S. HARORAVES.
(SEAL) Notary Pnbllc
My commission expires January
2T., 1923. 44-4t-91fi-9f38.
It Is not possible to give the exact
figures but Trom the best autiority
obtainable It Is believed that Nebras
ka now has approximately r.o.000
men with the colors. This state still
holds the lead in the totar purchase
or Thrirt Stamps and in per capita
purchase of Liberty Bonds and sub
scriptions to the Y. M. C. A. the Red
Cross and kindred war activities.
Buy as many Liberty Bonds as you
can. but do not stop at that. Urge
others to buy. You have many friends
who can buy more, If you help them
to see things In the right light.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
tril and End Head-Colds.
You feel fine in a few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will lie gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The sir
passages of your head will .clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ess, headache; no hawking, snuffling,
mueoun discharges nr dryness; no strug
gling for breath at night.
Tell your dniggist you-want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a,
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
It is just what every cold and .catarrh
sufferer needs. Don t stay stiiffed-up
and miserable.
Professional Cards
0. E. SLAOLB, M D.
Physician and Surgeon
II I MM l.i 1SKIIIIASKA
IUMHDBNCB rnoNK No. 02
OFFICII l'HHRfc No. 6
L W. BOWMAN
Physician and Surgeon
MM BOX mill: AVKKl'E
Alliance, Nebraska
I'HONES
i !.: Wl ItraMrneri 10
J. D. EMERICK
Bonded Abstracter
I hate the only art of Aliatraet
llk In Hti llulte utility.
Office: BJOOM 7
Opcru Houhp Hi ., u
GEORGE J. HAND: M. D.
Asthma and Hay Fever
Kye, Bar, . . .
.tise nnd Throat
F9D1M 257
(alia iianrrfa froiu Ofllee day or
nlitht
"Let Mr fry far Yu
HARRY P. COURSEY
I.IVK STOCK nml . I : N Kit A I . Mtl.KS
SI'KCIALIST .....I AL'CTIOK EES,
Farm Sales a Specialty
Terms IteaMaablr
I'HONK .... i Alllnarr, .Nebraaka
Professional Photographer
QUALITY POUT WAITS
Interior and Interior lrna
Ivodnk I'lnUliiiiK
ItebMvtaa uii styles
ALLIANCE ART STUDIO
M. B, QMBMSJi I'roprlrtor
PHONB iti:r 163
J. JKFStWBl . I). 4
h. I
A. JKFFMBT. n. C.
CHIROPRACTORS
10 a. in. to 8 p. m.
New Wilson Block
Harness Hand Made
Frees n - Wetsrlsl ouiinst Aay
I ... t..i , Made l.uud. all and Sr.
llarneoH It. pairing by Kxperl
enrrd llarnesa Maker.
J. M. COVERT
At M. l. II. f Irlltls Stand
U.I.I A Ml.. MJIKASKA
BURTON & REDDISH
Attorneys at-Law
pFFican
t'irst National Hank lluildias
PHONB 180
A I I I A S I :. M lilt ASK A
L. J I
l J
s' ' t '
L. A. BERRY
Lawyer
ROOM S It l M l I It BLOCK
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W1.HMI, M IHRASK A