ai i :( K VRmusKA ni'TOKER in f) IS
POTATO PRICES DROP
ON CHICAGO MARKET
IVvnitml MtOfJpd Impi-oi emont I ..-i !
Week hue K.iler Feeling Shlp-
j wise Inferior equipment Is not sull
I uhle for uraln. of rourif, no the pota
I to HMppcrs had to take what tu left
wbei H r it would shed water or not
On the whole, hnwi'vcr, both thr
present car'xupply and the future
prospects In that renard are better
than they were a year ago.
men t s Were Heavy
EDMONDS GAINS
TWENTY POUNDS
After Taking Tnnlae Ttilrtj Day- He
Hnys lle'n In "Pink of Condition."
From the sugar beet Bertlon of,
t r - I :ate comet t if heering Word j
thui the best crop in truisnally good
thin season Despite i shortage of
labor the acreage la a boil' the sam
aa last year, while tl) l per
ton realized by the urowcrs i the
Iiu m sI ever p. i id The angnr f.e orics
at (ieriiiK an 1 BcOtUMVft are beinK
n-H In jfjUM k ' "!ii and lonc-
-ry.
Chicago- The potnto market con
tinued to TVh loer ilurlng If ft wee
M a result of liberal supplies and on
ly a moderate rail.
The dally shipments hare continu
ed tO run pr' My heavy, although not
quite as larte M Iht lime the mar
ket started downward. Two weeks
igo t jc nverare daily shipments were t,.Ht campaigns In then
running more than l,0fi cars but
tha' average bus been rut down to
between 90" and V0 cars The M-
crease is AM I ' I tilt fact that In some
sections the v. rowers stopped hauling
aftr payinu price.- reached certain
points. This was true of aome sect
ion of Wisconsin and Minnesota aa
the average daily shipments from
:)ii former state dropped about 50
ears ami of the latter around 100
cars. In the meantime, however, the
inovement from some less important
districts showed allu.it increases.
Operalors report that the demand"
has showed some improvement oyer
that of a week ago and .that both the
local and outside trade has been tak
ing atock more freely. The more sat
isfactory call is attributed to several
different factors: First, the idea In
some Quarters that the market lias
reached bottom; second, the dealre
id the parf of many buyers to obtain
considerable quantity of stork be
fore a serious freeze catches the pro
dneing sections; tiird. the feeling on
the part of some that they want n
reasonable supply of potatoes on
hand before the mddle of the month
when, with potatoes requiring refrrgt
erator cars, the movement may be
relarted" because of an insufficient
supply of cars, as, it was a year ago.
So far therelias not been much
difficulty in obtaining cars although
some trouble has been experienced
in certain sections for a limited time
There las been some complaint from
the Northwest, however, as to the na
ture of cars furnished lately to the
ordered that any car which was suit
able for hauling grain should be uaed
only for that purpose. Leaky or other
l ire
and
Battery
Repairing
We use the very
best system in our
tire repairing and
we, guarantee both
battery and tire
work. You pay
for satisfaction and
we deliver the
goods.
c. A. DOW
Phone 7 Times Bldg.
"I have picked up at teas: twenty
pounds in the pasi thirty d. ys by
taking Tanlac, and now I'm Jni in
pink of condition all mound " This
statement wna made by Wllli:uii M
Bdmondt, a well known Mdployee of
the Seattle Street Car Company
living at 760 North 74 th St red.
Seattle, recently.
My stomach." he continued, "has
been k i v n j me all kinds of trouble
for years What I ate seemed to do
me harm instead of good, as it
To your innocent daughter so fair.
You can thankiGod that the stars In
Old (Jlory
An tiiri blurred by that kind of stain ,
Because there are ten million rough-1
necks,
They have red blood in their velns
They go to drill in bad weather.
And come In with a grin on their face
Wfltl your darling sits In the parlor
CHANGES COMING IN
BURLINGTON SCHEDULE
And lets another mart
place.
fight in his!
Maybe we do smoke and gamble.
Hut we fig it as our forefathers did.
So go warm the milk for his bottle.
Thank Cod. we dnn'1 need your KID
T le potato crop in northwestern
and western Nebraska is repoti Hi to
he unusually good, both in quality
and yield. The crop in eastern Ne
hrnska was very small owing to the
Would snur on my stoti.iich ami caut continued dry wetriher. But Box
MTSSfLWrK I r-TIMMflWl
Buy, a Long-Li ved Range
In the selection of your next range, why
not buy one that will render you a generation
of service?
J The vital points that determine its dura
bility are found under the skin. That is why
we invite you to investigate the South Rend,
Aluminium, Fused, Rust-Proof, Malleable
Range.
Investigate it, not by simply looking at its
apnearance and lifting a griddle or two, but
by examining it from top to bottom.
We invite the opportunity of demonstra
ting the seven exclusive improvements.
We Are Exclusive Distributors
l i4r
1 jj
M M much misery. I could lardly
. i t my brca:h at times on account of
the KM, which would press on my
iieasi and cause it to p::lpitate fear
fully. I was badly constipated, my
'(idneys were in bad shape, and 1
II never free from pain in the
small of my back. I couldn't sleep at
all well and would lay awake for
hours every night before getting a
wink of sleep. I also had rheumat
ism In my arms and legs, and my
knees would get so srfff at times
that I could hardly bend.
"All my efforts to find relief
failed until I began taking Tanlac,
but this medicine has certainly put
me In great shape. My appetite was
never better, everything tastes good
and my stomach is in sue a a good
condition that I can eat anything.
And since the gns has stopped form
ing, I'm never bothered with palpi
tation, shortness of breath, or any
neys don't bother me any more, ell
neys don't botherme any more, all
the pain has disappeared, and I sleep
fine every night.
"My wife has been taking Talac
for headache and a run down condi
lon and her first bottle has helped
her so muc.i that Bhe told me to
bring her another today. It certain
ly is great to do what it has for me
and is the one medicine I don't hesi
tate to recommend."
, Tanlac is sold in Alliance by V
E. Holsten, in Hemingford bv H. R.
Olds Drug Co., and in Horfland by
Mallery Greocery Co."
Butte. Sheridan. Kimball, Dawes,
ICOttl Bluff. Morrill and a few other
Counties in western Nebraska have
potatoes a plenty.
Hillings Trains Forty-one and Forty
two Will be Discontinued He
tween Omaha ami Lincoln
which will go into effect on the Bur
lington on next Sunday, October 13th
trains Nos. 41 and 42, the Billings
t fains, wll be wthrlrawn between
Omaha and Lincoln. They will con
tinue to run through Alliance With
minor changes in running time.
Time C lanues in these and other
rains are as follows:
No. 44. leaves Sheridan ten minut
es earlier than now, leaves Edge
mond fi:r,r, a. m. leaves Alliance 12
20 p. m. Central Time, arrive;; Ra
venna 8:0.r p. m. arrives Lincoln ns
now.
No. 44 leaves Alliance as now, ar
rives Edgemond ten minutes later.
' arrives Billings .",n minutes later,
i 9:3R p. m.
No. 32 leaves Guernsey at 6:S.r p.
i m. Instead of 7: Of. p. m. arrives Al
liance as now.
No. 31 leaves Guernsey 7:20 p. m.
instead of 7 30.
There are incidental changes en
route in the schedule of 29. 30 and
H2 between Guernsey and Casper, al
so in 30 between Bonneville and Cas
per, also 29 and 30 between Bonne
ville and Fromberg. The Franuie
Cody trafins lrdally execpt Sunday.
No. 32. leaves Brush aa ow and
an ' ves Alliance JO niinuts later.
' o. 30K lives BridgtpOfl 20 min
ut I later.
I'ti less we repudlato civilization
and abandon humanity and put a pre
mium on savagery and brutality. A
merica can make no covenant peace,
no peace by agreement or negotiation
with Germany. It would be a coven
ant with Germany. It would be tai
f;i my.
Don't Need Your Kid.
To the Stay at Home, the volun
teers at Camp Cody send the follow
ing verses, by Sergeant ReX Newby,
Co.. 109th Engineers, Camp Cody,
New Mexico:
You say he can't stand the army
The life is too rough for him.
Do you t.iink he is any better
Than some mother's Tom or Jim?
You raised him up like a girl,
He don't smoke or drink is your brag
If all the boys were like him.
What would become of Our Flag?
You say, let roughnecks do the flght
' ing
They are used to the beaus and the
stew,
I am glad I am classed with the
roughnecks,
Who would fight for the Red, Wiite
and Blue.
You say his girl couldn't stand it
To send him off with the rest.
Don't you think she would be glad
When she feels a Hun's hot brea-th
on her breast?
Think of t ie women of relgiuin,
Of the cruelties they had to bear;
Do you want the same thing to aap-
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CLOSING OUT
Having decided to close out my new
goods I will give a discount of
15 per cent
i
on all new furniture such as Dressers,
Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, chairs, Beds,
etc. for the next
60 days for Cash
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 12
Or during that time will sell in a lump if any man
wants a good business as I wish to move to Lin
coln, Nebr., during the holidays.
T. J. Thompson
New and Second Hand Goods
123 Box Butte Ave. Alliance, Nebraska
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H. B. Brand Saddlery, Horse Blankets, Lap Robes, Whips, Etc
Harpham and Fremont Saddles are handled by the following dealers
Alnsworth, E. C. Ballard
Alliance, Ithein-Rousey Co.
Anselmo, V. W. 13ass & Co.
Ansley, Conistock & Mills.
Ashby, J. Ilalloren l.br. Co.
Bayard, Henderson & Franklin
Belmont, Relsdorfer Bros.
Berwyn, G. C. Stanton
Bridgeport, H. C. Burke.
Broadwater, J. R. Minshall.
Broken Bow, H II. biuires.
Chadron, W. S. Gillaru.
Chappell, Chappell Lbr. & Xldw Co.
Cody, StottH & Jarchow.
Crawford, Crawford Hdw. Co.
Crookston, Holmes Hdw. Co.
Dalton, P. M. Cramer.
Dlx, Phil Nelson.
Gordon, Job. Kocer & Co.
Harrison, Z. B. Johnson.
Hay Springs, Parsons Hdw. Co.
Hazard, C. YV. Trumble.
Hemingford, C. A. Shludler.
Hyannls, F. M. Spalding Lbr. Co
Johnstown, E. E. Waggener.
Kimball, Gua Linn.
Lakeside, Crowther-Reed Co.
Lewellen, Rohlflng &. Berquist.
Lisco, Lisco Merc Co.
Litchfield, H. L. Nelson.
Lodgepole, E. Fenske.
Long Pine. M. J. Potter.
Melebta, Dutton A Sons.
Merna, A. J. Read.
Merriman, Lesert Hdw. Co.
Minatare, C. E. Clough.
Mitchell, Riley, & Tyler.
Morrill, Logan -i Catchpole.
Mullen, J. L. Roseberry.
North Platte, A. F. Sink.
Northport, Jesse Edson
Ogallala, C. E. Bass & Co.
Oshkosb, Quelle Bros.
Potter, C. W. Johnson.
Rushville, Coffey & Wasmund.
ltu?hville. S. S. Connell.
Scottsbluff, R. D. Owens.
Sidney, Mrs. C. D. Essig.
Sidney, Thos. Olson.
Sutherland, E. C. Brown.
Valentine, T. L. Evans.
Whitman, 8. G. Wright.
Whitney, Whitney Supply Co.
Wood Lake, Wood Lake Lbr. Co.
WE MAKE THE BEST LINE OF HARNESS STOCK SADDLES AND HORSE COLLARS ON THE MARKET. THEY ARE
HANDLED BY SOME OP THE BEST RETAIL DEALERS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS, COLORADO, WYOMING, MONTANA
AND SOUTH DAKOTA.
HARPHAM BROS. CO.,
Lincoln, Nebraska