TIIK ALMANCK HE U ALP, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER fi, 1021.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Want to fcuT ootnrthlnK? Hun
rede of people nin U.eiw Want
Ad rolurne looking for what vou
r olhr have to off r. Get quick
reeuila t.y advt Miirjp in Tfca
Herald Want Ad a parimmt.
RATK.S i ifnt per word pT
Insertion. 'om to inoie tln
ether n M-KpHt i rr iind we irunr
autee tl.at ni rtacti eeteral hun
dred nn.i f rmrti re. buy circula
tion, not hot air.
WANTED
WANTKD Six-roin hou.-c unfur
nished, ith j.uraL.e. Call phone
J(U or T'.7. 70-tf
choice beeves. $X.C0(i :i.2.; fair to ponl
Tf-eves, fS.OOCfi-y.f.O; common to fail
beeves, ?7.r0(f N.t;0; choice to prime
eurlin!s, $!.fvr.i-l (.."".; od to choice
yearlings, ?;i.2."c,f 9.7." ; fair to col
yearlings $S. 't.2; common to fiiii
y art ini's. $7.2.( S.'J"; choice to prime
rra.-s lieves, ?7.(Hi(i"7.7.'i; good to
ihoice rrass U eves fU. ((('! ;.!0; fair
to gonf jrra.s beeves ?."i.2"(Ti0.iM;
cmnni'in to fair era.-? beeves, f4.7;"i(i'
Ii.2r; Mexican, J l.Ot iiV 1.7."; choice
ma.--.j heifers, $.S.:.tK; ;.''.".; fail' to good
irra.-s heifer?:, $4.2.ri(r..'.; choice to
prime grass c-iws, J.i.2."iiri ."..7r; good to
choice grass cows, J-I.MV'-.Ot); fair to
good gras cow-;, ? J.t-Oj t. .".().- common
to fair grass cows. S0'.)v.r;1.7-r); choice
to prime f.Wer.-. S7.0-V' 7.40; r d to
choice feeder.-, t .;'..2.ViT..S."i: fair to
fi nd f'f ilers, $'.r(K7 (i.2. ; common to
fi.ir feeders, J 4.7."u'r Ti..r0; good to
choice stocked. $0.00(0 00; fair to
pcrel stockers, ?..0(U' r.7.; common to
- f; ir stockcr.s P t dori .'..00; stock cows.
WANTED Salesman with car to call $ i.00(a J.2'; stock heifers. .4.007T.yr;
on dealers with a low-priced tl.OOO-. stock Lulls, stairs, etc., i2.(Hn'.
mile tire; $100 a week with extra) HOGS The week closed with a
commission?. Universal 1 ire & Kub- j rather small run of hogs, about 2,000
Ur Co., Michigan City, Ind. Mplhend, raid very little chance in prices.
"Vrvn WAIT I Mixed packing and heavy hogs sold on
paid for pood butcher anl bacon hops
TO in some cases a c'ime or more
higher. The general market was quot
ed steady to 10c hipher. Beit light
hops mn! a fhirper top of $9.20 and
Republic truck, motor rebuilt and in j ;.' "f,. rfPls ,r"m.$,V10.
I .tin. iiiiue Hilling mir um -riv nu.
shown no very great chanpe from day
to day and current prices for hops of
all weights are substantially the same
as tho-e of a week npo.
SMKKP No sheep or lambs were
received today and va'ues were nomin
ally rt?ady. Tbx-eipts durinp the week
have (ten !-rr.l aau toe treno oi
itnccs sharriv lower. rvnur.p nmm
NEBRASKA NEWS NOTES
f 110.000 l'.ridrr ( omplrted.
GKKINCf The new C.ei inp-Scolts-I'lulT
luidpe has been opened for traf
fic. The bridce is 21 fi-vl wide of r in
forced innriitc :.nl the tipp roach i
1.S00 feet lorn: in the shape of an eh n
pated "S". The hridj-e cost $14.(i'i(i.
The bridge, it is said, caniis lu-ue
iraC'ic than any other hrM.' in ti e
staff, and only oiv lird re tli.it tou' !
the state Pcocds it the 0.i.:ihi u t i,
c.l ClufVs In ii!pe.
ckovkr si tton r.rrs i kom
ONK TO TWI.NTY M:US
Cirover Sutton, livinp about twelve
mile south of Alliance, in Morrdl
county, sentenced to from one to
twenty .tears in the ftat penitentiary
in district court at lr.dpepo!t
day, whn he plcadel puilty
cbarpt? of ar- on,
with an Alliance nprnt, to t h- amount
of J I "00, about ?fl,r.P0 ov r-inurance,
and when they burned in July of thi
tear, sought, to collect. A neph'-w,
(iftune Sutton, livinp neat
confessed to settirp the tire, ani
rtuns- placed in jail Wednesday. drover
to a va broiH'ht to tbi't city the day fol
llnwiti'. denvintr bis rui't until lie was
MlTICK!
Sutton in-uied his fi rm buildings conftonted with his tieplw v.
No frcf prff Jif will le permitted on
the folio'.vinp b"-rriltl property:
I5a a'd, South half of section .'!!, township 2"
1 was north, lanpe 4.. west oT the sixth i
M., all in ox liatie coi.niy, .cUias
ka. All tivspa"H'is will te prosecuted
lo the full evtont -f the law. 74-82p
C. J. KLLLii:S.
FX)ll SALE Giant rhularb, pitwn
since Julv 5, for canninp purposes.
G. W. NATION. 75 7p
VOTl SALE OK TKAPK Two tonj
first cla.ss condit'on.
Alliance property
MILLER.
Will consmer
COUKSEY k
FOR SALE 0e repi ered Red I'oll
bull, one C-foot vertical Jones
nwiwer. Kupene Rt'nlierger. 7-ltf
FOR SALE Pit type Clie.-ter Tite
boar; bett of breeding. I'hor.e
M1F11. l. E. M'lllNTON. 71-tf
TOR SALE Old papers, n cei.ts
bumrle, at The Herald Office.
FOR SALE Good uwd cars. A.
JONES Co., 3rd and Cheyenne.
1L
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of Rox Butte
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ititia Cole, Deceased.
To All Persons interested in said es
tate: Notice is hereby given that S.
H. Cole, administrator of said estate,
will meet the creditors of said estate
at the County Court room in the City
of Alliance in said County, on the 3rd
day of December, 1921, at 10 o'clock a.
ra. for the purpose of hearing, adjust
ment and allowance of claims against
Mud estate. All perrons having claims
or demands against said estate, must
We the same in this Court on or before
December 2nd, 1H21, or said claims w ill
ke forever barred.
Dated September 1, 1921.
(Signed) IRA E. TASH,
(SEAL) County Judge.
(Sept. 2-27.)
are closing at declines of $1.001.25
with the best selling at ?7.7.ri(ri)7.!"0.
Fat sheep show a loa.; of ubout SI. 00
for the week and pwkI fat wes are
not wanted nbove J .'.(). with apel
vet hers around M.aOtfT 3.7". Good
fading lambs at fS.OOtfi li.2." are about
7"c lower than a week apo but the de
mand during the past two or three
days has shown quite a little improve
ment. Strictly choice lipht feeding
lambs would likely .sell up around
?0.f.0.
Quotations on sheep Fat lambs,
westerns S.50(f8.00; fat lambs, $'.75
('17.00; feeder lambs, $5.50 0.50; cull
lambs. ? t.00(a5.00; fat yearlinga, S4..r,0
(rt'5.00; feeder yearlings, f l.004.75;
fat ewes. $2.00(3.00; feeIer ewes,
$2.00Z2.7.r): breebnrr owes, $3.00(5 5.00;
cull ewes, 73c Jl25.
First Train for Lyman.
According to the noise and the c le-
brat ion nt Lyman Thursday, t!e
"driving of the last spike" on the
Union Pacific back in the latter Mi's
didn't hae a thing on the eelelv nion
of the Nebra.-ka's newest railroid
town when the fiivt real honest-to-io'm
passenrer train pulled into that place
establishing tegular service. From
100 to 125 Gerinir citizen boarded the
train ami made the trip up there. In
addition there were many from all por
tions of the valley who came to wit
ness the event, a crowd of fully 3.000
people being estimated as present. 1 he
Gerinp band furnished music for the
occas;on, there were airplane stuMs
and riding stunt.- by Phil Yoder the
world's champion broncho bu. tor.
Pony races and other sKirts made up
the day's events. From now tin unt;l
after the land ilraw:ng a train v ill
leave Gerinp for Lyman every morn
ing at 7:00 o'clock it leaving Lyman
on its return trip at 6 o'clock in the
ovenine, this schedule being tmopted
in order that ex-service men may
have the entire day to look over the
various ui.m muuiied in uncle sani s
land lottery.
The funerals conducted by us are modern in every
respect. Our undertaking knowledge combined with our
desire to please the public Ins caused this business to grow.
You can depend upon otir services being polite, our appoint
ments correct and our charges fair. Local and shipping
funerals. I
Glen Miller
UNDERTAKING PARLORS
Phones: Day. .111
Night, 522 or 533
123 West
Third Street
If your rnr is not worfcin;, let un make
it work.
If your radiator lcr.k, let u atop it.
L. O. SMITH
211 Laramie Hear of Herald.
WELDING
GEO. II. BRECKNER
210 W. 3rd
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
MONDAY'S MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 3. CATTLE
Receipts 7,000. For week: Beef
steers, steady to 25c lower. She stock
steady to 25c higher. Canners and
bulls, steady; calves 60c to $1.00 high
er; t-tockers and feeders nnd stock
cows and heifers, steady to 2"c higher,
fc'tock calves 2(a:50c higher.
HOGS Receipts 8,000. Fairly ac-
tive; better grades lights and mediums
sveaily nun jrsiniay s nvriUK-. r-uiuc
mixed loads b(a 10c higher; top, $9.30;
bulk of sales, f8.75$i9.25; packing
sows nnd stock pigs steaedy.
SHF.KP Rceiuts, 700. For week:
Fat shee" 7.")C?$1 lower; lambs, $1.25
fa 2.00 lower; feeding lambs, 35(2 00c
higher.
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. ft. HOGS
Receipts, 3.500; market steady to 10c
higher; bulk packing grades, S6.75(S J
7.2-r; better giiules, $S.()0(u!).00; top,
$!).25.
CATTLE Receipts, 10.500; best
-tecrs steady to 15c lower; best year
lings, fO.75; gra-ss steers steady to
eak; she stock and bulls steady to
titrong; veals, 25c higher; stockers and
ffplers, steady.
SHEEP Receipts, 20,000; supply 75
per cent feeding lambs; market fat
lambs strong; best western lambs, $?;
yearlings and sheep steady; best year
lings, S5.00; wethers, $3.75; ewes,
$2.75; feeding lambs strong; bulk early
vales good feeding lambs, ?0.l5(ifi.25.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 5. CATTLE
Receipts, 21,500; light veaWs,
stady to strong; best. $0.50; ether
calves, weak; .-pot lower; stockorf,
neady to strong; spots, hipher; morn
ing sale.-;, $4.50(0.40; other classes
uneven but generally steady; tc-p ,
Kte'rs, 0.:J5; best vearhnps, S0.00;
other steer sales, ?4.00( 8..' 0; few
young cows, $n.l5(iT0.25; medium to
goixl cows, $4.25f.".50; grass heifers,
reostlv . 1.50i(tC..M; early sals le- ders.
$:.)! ('ii;.:io.
HOGS ;,)' 0; fairly active, mostly
aily; spots 5 to !'-'e hn her; In k
lights and medium.-, ii.l-'i.O.lUl; pack
er top, $11.30; 22" to 275 pound e;fht .
$s.75(rti.l(); bulk of sales, $X.50(n 0.30:
packer S'ws, steai!; ; stork pigs, steady
to 25'" higher; be4 kind. i:. .
SHEEP 12.00O; vfi-y sh.w; h-.nibs.
nlxmt .-teady; earlv top western, 7.75;
4eei). fully ' 25c loner; western V'h
eis, .it); b"-t lambs, stei.dy at $5.25
('Co.25.
Excitement nt Minatnre.
Minatare Free Press: There were
two of them a young couple, a man
and a woman. Thev were riding in an
automobile. At the intersection of
Minatare's two main business streets
they turned their machine around the
"Turn to the Right" sign posted there.
Maybe they turned a l ttle too sud
denly; mabe one of them wus not
holding on tightly enough to what
he or she had in hand.
Hut, however that may be the
something fell from the car just as
the car made the turn. It fell to the
ground. It broke. A pungent smell
fdletl the atmosphere thereabout. All
the old-time boozeologists in that pail
of town licked their lips.
Yea, so be it. 'Twas a bottle of
home hootch.
The young couple saw Fred Conklin,
chief of police of Minatare, headed
their way. They stopped not on the
order of their going. He Ftepped on
the accelerator and away sped the car,
By the time the chief of police arrived
nt the comer the car and its two
frightened occupants were a consider
able distance on their way to some
where el.se.
The Free Press isn't sure whether
the marshal knows who was in the
car.
The Free Press knows, though.
But The Free Press ain't goin' to
tell nobody!
i
OMAHA, Sept. 3. Cash wheat or-
f rings sold at an advance of l(e2c
today, taken generally. Corn was
lc higher. White was up a cent, yel
low'jc and mied'2(Ws-c higher. Rye
advanced l1 2(0 2c. Barley was about
unchanged. Wheat receipts were mod
erate and other grain light.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, $1. 18(1.23; 1
No. 2 hard, $1.151.20; No. 3 hard,
.1.13'a 1.17; No. 4 hard. ?1.0fi(frl.l4; ;
No. 5 hard, S 1.1 0(1.14; Sample hard,
OOcOlSl.lO: No. 1 spring, $1.30; No. 3
spring, $1.28; Sample spring, $1.10;
No. 1 mixed. $1.10; No. 2 mixed, $1.10;
No. 5 mixed, $1.05; No. 1 durum,
$1.12; No. 2 durum, $1. 101.11; No. 4
d-urum, $1.08.
CORN No. 1 wh'te. 44 He: No. 2
white, 4!'c; No. 1 yellow. 4."f.r45li;c;
No. f mi'.-d. 14'tc: No. 2 mixeil,
li'sc; No. 3 mixed. 44'c.
OATS No. 3 white, 3lji32c; No. 4
whit, ."O'i-c.
I RYE '-. 2, i)3?'-!Uc; No. 3, 93c;
No. 4, ;UCt !'2c.
BAia.EY No. 3. 52c: No. 4, 4S(D
"0c; No. 1 feed, 4c; Ri jeeU-L, 4"c.
Their Medicine Chest For 20 Years
T is characteristic of
I
folia ar the pa. tha mJ
'thre acora yrara and ten," to look
hack Tr tlia dai" that ara font
and tboufbiiully liva them over.
I nd mTalf, at aarantT-ona, fwjuently
dritliuir Back a qoarter ct a century, when
I are myarlf in tha littla drug aiora I ojwnad
at Bolivar, Mo., maklur and Falllnf a
vrfatabla omponnd to tor Irianda and
euaiomera what waa than known only at
Dr. Lowia' Mcdlclna for B to mac a, Liver
and Bowel Complainta.
For mantyeart while I waa perfaotlnB my
formula 1 atadled and lnveatiatd tbe
laiativea and cathartic on tbe market and
became convinced that tbeir main fault
vii not that tbey did not act on tha bowela,
but that their action era too violent and
tlrantie, and npant tha vyxtem of the unerj
which waa dua to tha fact that they were
not thorough anonRhln tneiraciion, anma
imply actiuff on toe upper or rain iu
and that tliey
ST. JOSEPH. ..10.. S.'i-t. 5. I'.OHS
Receipts, 3.500; market i te;-'ly to U r
hiehev: to'), .!.50: bulk. ?r,.75(i !.:'0.
CATTLE Receipt-, 2,500; market
renerally steady; steers, $4.25.75;
cows and heifers, $3.50fi'fl.75; calve.-,
$ .00(i 0.00.
SHEEP Receipts. 0,f:(K); market
dow; lambs, $7.lKrs.25; ewes, i:)MK
3.75.
Unemployed Causing Troubl?.
SCOITSBLU FF Alarmed by the
meat numbers of men pouring into
this citv in answer to nn advertise
ment printed and posted all over the
state, promising 2,000 jobs in the beet
fields and suear factories in the
North Platte valley. Mayor T. 1
Deutch of Scottsblutf has entered a
protest to sugar company officials.
The mayor points out that during the
past two o.' three weeks there has Ixen
a regular "wave of clime" in the city
and believes it can be traceNl to the
undesirables attracted by the adver
tisement. According to Mr. leutsh,
the eountv nirent has applications for
less than fifty laborers per day, and
the unemployed are coming in much j
larger numbers. He declares that if
home people are given the jobs, there
will be very few of them left unfilled.
Tke company officias have tak n steps
to stop the advertisement in iie-t;on'
and will endeavor to have po-u-rs torn
down in an effort to check the flow of
um nipli yed into Scott: blulL
I
Ooing around and ai-iind in a
whirlpool for an hour is at bet
ter than going down for five fiinut
limn, wlilla olhrri would art only on the
lnwv r i&rtt intjuiinpfl. and tl
almost invariably prodiioed a habit re
quiring augmented doaea.
1 believed that a preparation to produce
the best effect must first tone the liver,
then acton the alomacb and entire alimen
tary ay item. If tuiewaa accomplished, the
medicine would produce a mild, but
tnorouitn oliiulnatioo of tbe waate without
the uual aickenioc enatiom and luake
fie user feel btlU r at once.
After experimenlinil with hundred of
different oumpoonilr, I at l" penocieu me A H
lormiila mat M now uncmn nnni
which I truly beliuvu goca lunuer
TIItFLK. ritESCRirilON
ad doea mora than anv Uvatlve on the
market tcniay. The thuuaanda of
frunt UMira have convinced me I was rlht,
and that theueer of Hatera'a Reieeay aa a
family medicine, even though ho may have
UM-d it lor twenty-live vuara, never baa
to increaaa tha Uoae.
My knowledge of medicine and the re
mit of ite ue in ny own family and
amona my frienda, Defora 1 ever B,r'o
for aala, cauned me to have gret faith la
flatart'l llomtay irom vtm very m.i-
And now as I find myelf nearing the age
vii
ait each day and read tbe let tare luat each
when 1 rtiukt bow to
to another Hie, my
,lia inevitable and a
rreateiit pleasure la t
mail brinpr" from people aa old or older
than 1, who tell of Laving haed Riture'a
Ramedy for ten, fifteen and twi-nt year,
and bow tliey and. t'.ieir children and
grandchildren bava been benefitted by it.
It la a eoneolinir thought, my frlendi, for
a man at my ak'e to feel tht aaida from
hia own etioceia, one haa done aometblng
fn tia riinw man. Mr arealeit aatiafao-
l OL-na K'UT, ia im
million people will take
Tainting and Pupcrhanging
GRANT HALE ,
Work Guaranteed.
Corner Third and Cheyenne
MOVING. PACKING, STOKING
AND S1II1TLNG
SNYDER TRANSFER
AM) FIKLTROOr STORAGE
"When IlV Your More,
Let Uh Know"
Office Phone, 1 5 ; He. S84 and Rlk. 730
F. A. BALD
Atlorney-at-Law
OfTice in Reddish Ulock
Let Me Cry Your Saleg
R. A. WYLANI)
Auctioneer 1212 Misourl
Telephone 3S4
L. A. BKRRY
ROOM 1, RUMK11 BLOCK
rilCNE 9
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Drake & Drake
Doctor of Optometry
Glauses Accurately Fitted
linn wiT .M.IjIlL hUntllQL'fl
knowledge that tonlKht more than one
million people win mice a nirore a nemey
(NR Tablet) and will be belter, healthier,
happier people fur 1U I hope you will
be one of tbcu.
. LEWIS MtDICINE CO.,
St. Louia, Ma
DRUGGIST
Not Medicine, Surgery, Ofcteopatky
DRS. JEFFREY & SMITH
Chiropractors Talmer School
Telephone 8G5 Wihon Duilding
Real EsUite, Loans and
Insurance
F. E. REDDISH
Reddish Block
tf
rhone G6t AllUat
Harry P. Coursey
AUCTIONEER
Lire Stock and General Farm Sale
The new-fa-hi" neil poetry onern.i
itself with nothing thut is p-et al.
Herald Want Ads Results.
REAL ESTATE
Box Butte County Farms and Ranches
Alliance City Property
NEBRASKA LAND CO.
J. C. McCORKLE, Manager
Office Gro.nr! Floor First Nationxi llamk
PHONES: RES. NO. ICS
OFFICE NO. 1.
Transfer and
Storage
Successors to Wallace Trans
fer and Storage Company
PIANO MOVING BY AUTO
TRUCK
PACKING AND CRATING
FURNITUE A SPECIALTY
Howard & Allen
"We Try Hard to F1cm"
Gene Eyrne3 Says: 4Thanks fror'tiie Advice.
S AT I' HI) V S t A K K KTS.
OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. S.-CATI'I K
Cattle of all classes were nominjilly
Leatly today. Only three curs or 100
were reported in and no pales uere
made. This week's receipts of 21,('00
heatl are the smallest since July. Cora
f steers advanced sharply and while
tfcere was some reaction on the c!o- ,
they are still 2j(i TiOc hiKher for the
ueek. yearlings which reached fl0..'."
r)owinr the most train. Ciotx! we-teras
advanced a quarter, prime b-ve
tfoi-' at $7.7.r. liweit'ts of cows
and heifers were relatively litht and
aliey are fully tiO7;)C higher. Uffht
blockers are strong to 2tc higher, tut
ttoe best fleshy feeders are as much as
25c lower and medium kinds look about
steady.
Quotations on Cattle Choice to
rime beeves $9.25&9.t5; rood to
r , 'ru. v I WOW UtSTtH tOO T " I" f K'.v.)'Jt tM.T OUT J
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