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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1920.
'cKf Alliance Ifrralit
BURR TRINTINa CO., Owneri
OEORQE L. DURR. JR Editor
JCDWIN M. DURR Busincw Mgr.
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Official npnpapcr of the City of
Alliance; official newspaper of Box
Butte County.
Owned and published by the Burr
Printing Company, George L. Burr,
rreildent; Edwin M. Burr, Vice
President
atwcrtptlon 92.00 year, in advance
Bntered at the post office at Aill
IM, Neb., for transmission through
(be malls as second clans matter.
Jtabltshed Tuesday and Friday.
Friends of the Kettner bill, now
ftefore congress, which seeks to pro
wide for an all-American canal and
the establishment of a soldier settle
ment In the Imperial valley In Cal
ifornia, are good press agents. The
JE1 Centro Progress recently con
tained an article headed, "Did You
Xrer Live In Nebraska," which Is
wrldently one of a series that will in
clude all the states o the union be
fore It Is completed. The article
Cleverly appeals to the "old home
tate" pride and then asks Nebraska
Callfornlans to write to the represen
tative from their former district.
Here's the way they have Congress
man Klnkaid catalogued. It makes
food reading: "Mr. Kinkald Is chair
man of the Arid Lands committee,
Jefore which the Imperial valley bill
Is being considered. He is thorough
ly familiar with the situation and
has shown a friendly attitude toward
the valley and Its delegates, and will
have as much or more Influence than
vny other man in the house In the
passage of the Kettner bill. Mr. Kin
kald makes his home at O'Neill, and
is a practicing attorney. In his
younger days, he served as state sen
ator, and district judgo but has
served continuously in congress dur
ing nine terms. Because of his
knowledge of the matter, former res
idents of his district should make
special appeals to him to support the
1UI."
titled to a higher award than a pri
vate where equal bravery is shown.
Now that the world Is made safe for
democracy, it may be well to prac
tice what we have been preaching
or else quit preaching.
About the only Indication that
Pershing Is beginning to be looked
upon as a factor In the presidential
situation is seen in the revival of
the old story about the soldier's pro
motion from captain to brigadier
general and endeavor to fit the re
sponsibility on Pershing's father-in-law.
A letter from ex-President
Roosevelt has been produced which
shows the father-in-law to have been
guiltless, but th eMory is beln cir
culated nevertheless. It Is doubtful
whether It will have any effect on
General rershlng's chances for the
presidency, which were never the
best, but his supporters are denying
it loudly in the hopes that someone's
resentment will be aroused.
Kerr, lot 22, block 2, Rnedeker's ad
dition to Alliance, $85.00.
F. M. Knight, single, to Henry
Peterson, lot 21, block 2, Snedeker's
addition to Alliance, fftS.OO.
N. P. Dodge, Jr., and wife to Mrs.
Carrie Smith, lots 220 and 221, Bel
mont addition to Alliance, $300.00.
REAL 1 1ST AT K THANSPr.nS
Reported by J. D. Emerlck, bonded
abstracter, First National bank
building, Alliance, Neb.:
William Lister, single, to Prude
Broyles, one-half interest in 84 of
SE4, SH of SW of 19-24-48 and
SW'4 and NE4 of 20-24-48, $3,
200.00. Conrad Sterkle and wife to An
drew Wambolt, of lots 16, block
16, original town of Alliance,
$700.00.
Donka Marcoff and husband to
Catharine M. Pahlow, lots 7 and 8,
block 1, Falrview addition to Alli
ance, $500.00.
F. W. Harris and wife to Howard
E. Reddish, lot 3, block E, Sheridan
addition to Alliance, $900.00.
John O'Keefe and wife to James
M. Kennedy, SW4 of 34-27-47, $5,
000.00. Arah L. Hungerford and wife to
Hallard G. Tuttle, E of Wtf of
19-26-48. $5,000.00.
James E. Wilson and wife to Jay
O. Walker, NV4 of 32-25-48, $7,
600.00. F. M. Knight, single, to John M.
' General Davis, president of the A.
E. F. awards board, is quoted as
aylng, before the house sub-committee
investigating the army's distribu
tion of war decorations, that a rul
ing of the war department specifical
ly excludes enlisted men from receiv
ing distinguished service medals. If
this is true, there should be changes
made In the war department. Other
wise, the Impression will get abroad
that there may be, after all, such a
thing as class distinctions In the
army. What tommyrot It Is for a
republic to say that an officer Is en-
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AS AIJJANCi: 1NTKHVIEW
Mrs. Weaver Telia Her Kxpctience
The following brief account of an
Interview with an Alliance' woman
five years ago, and its sequel, will be
read with keen Interest by every
citizen:
Mrs. Cella Weaver, 122 Yellow
stone Ave., Alliance, says: "I was
troubled by Kidney complaint for
some time and learning of Doan's
Kidney Tills as a good kidney med
icine, I began taking them, procur
ing them at Holsten's drug store. I
can say In all earnestness that they
cannot be excelled for curing back
ache and kidney ailments. It took
only a short use to rid me of severe
polns In the small of my back, en
abling me to stoop and straighten
my back without a painful effort."
Nearly six years later, Mrs. Wea
ver said: "I seldom need Doan's Kid
ney rills now. I am never troubled
the way I was before using them. I
take a few now and then and they
always drive off any threatened re
turn symptoms and keep me In good
health."
60c, at all dealers, Foster-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
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affections, neuralgia, colds and certain types of fever.
ASriRIN U. D. Co. Tablets arc made by the United
Drug Co., Boston, whose agents are the Itexall Stores
everywhere. The chemical used is always of the very
highest grade and the tablets may, therefore, be depended
upon with confidence to yield the maximum of beneficial
results that may be expected from the use of Aspirin.
Fraudulently made Aspirin Tablets were put on the
market by a Brooklyn concern. This has been exploited
by one concern for the purpose of discrediting all tablets
of Aspirin made by others. The public should know that
we, as reputable druggists, have never handled any but
Aspirin of the highest grade.
The Aspirin patent expired in 1917 and any one can
now make Aspirin and sell it under that. name.
Our customers may depend upon it that Aspirin U.
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We carry a FULL STOCK of tubes and casings in both
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Alliance Tire Works
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