Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1908)
" o"n Nib The Alliance Herald. Official Publication of the City and County. Largest Circulation of any Newspaper in Western Nebraska. VOLUME XV, ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1908 NUMBER 15 ! i II' II CHAS. K. roill), President. A.'S. HF.r.n, Vice Prcst. II. M. HAMPTON, Vice Vrcs. (No. 4220) S. K. WARKICK, Cnshlcr. Q. a. HAMPTON, Asst. Cash. First National Bank OF ALLIANCE CAPITAL - - $50,000.00 SURPLUS and PROFITS $34,000.00 UNITED STATESDEPOSITORY OUR POLICY: Courtesy and Conservatism The First National Bank has no clients but its customers and no interests to conserve but those of its clients. It will render any service of a financial na ture which any Individual or Corporation may properly desire. If success in banking be measured by service rendered, then the First National Bank shall take the first rank. Criminal Carelessness. 1' Have w YOU J HOTICEP that the most exacting people speak well of our LIMBER That's worth something It's conclusive proof -that our timber must possess many good qualities, otherwise we would not be favored with so many orders. Estimates cheerfully furnished and we await your orders W. C. HIBBS, Hgr. !SE&SH2S3CTSniXZaaESS Walter R. Kent, a prominent stockmnn ot Sheridan county, has a communica tion in this issue stating ttiat no more hunting will he allowed on his prem ises. After having two horses shot, one fatally, Mr. Kent hclicvcs it time to call a halt, and no one can blame him. This sort of work is criminal carelessness. How many of those who go hunting would tolerate having ' their property destroyed? If hunters are not more careful, every stockman in the country will take the same action that Mr. Keut has. Boy Sustains Hard Fall. Jay, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Boyer was thrown from a horse last evening near the Alliance Gro cery. The boy struck the pavement on his head, cutting a deep gash above his right eye, He was unconscious at times and while it is thought that his injuries will not prove serious, he has bad pains in his head today and his parents are auxious till he shows more improvement. Only One Ticket. The indications point to only one municipal ticket being in the field with the exception of councilman for the second ward, Edgar Martin, the pres ent councilman having been brought out by his friends, C. L. Drake being the other candidate. There is no doubt of Mr. Martin being re-elected. C. C. Smith will succeed himself as mayor and The Herald believes it would be difficult to find a better man to serve as the chief executive of our city. He has proven that he always has the best interests of the city at heart, honest and fearless in the dis charge of his duty as he sees it. The Herald is pleased to see Mayor Smith placed in the office for another tcim. Should the people by their votes say that they desire no saloons in Alliance for the next year, Mr. Smith will do his part to carry out the wishes of the majority. First showing Spring Millinery, March 31. Regan's. HOLST E N Alliance National Bank HAS JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF Lincoln Paint Every Gallon Guaranteed IT STANDS THIS CLIMATE BEST HOLSTEN'S 1000 Every dollar spent in painting your house and sheds and fence this spring will make it look ioo dollars better, laBt longer and give you a degree of pleasure novcr experienced beforo. Come here and select your paint if you want the real genuine satisfaction giv ing kind. Of ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN SURPLUS $50,000 20,000 State, County, City and School Depository All Its Officers and Directors are Residents of Alliance -jr. Stands Squarely on Its Own Resources Has No Borrowed Honey and No Branch Banks JbflAAQtliSl F. M. KNIGHT, President W. H. CORBIN, Vice-President F. W. HARRIS, Cashlor S. FICKELL, Assistant Cashier itlAXSJkjAA GEO. J. HAND, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted. X; IXR. ItRICA-MIER,, tDElTTIST $ Office in Alliance National Bank Blk.. X Over Postoffice. J 'Phoue 391. Come to Our , SPRING OPENING ftrhaps you won't call it an opening. No flowers, feathers or fuss just opening NEW SHOES, that's all. We call it an opening; because we soend most of our time these clays opening and showing our handsome Spring footwear than we do"sell mg it. Our timeiS'all ydurstalv1ia'tryotAvanil?of"itr.' Conic any day, you'll be welcome ALLIANCE SHOE STORE The Famous makes the Low Prices 75c Grade Boys' Romper Suits 50c BOYS' PANTS 50c and 60c values 39c 1 Lot Bows' Knee Pants 19c DpUGLAS SHOES All styles All leathers Rain Coats Cravanettes $io, $12.50 and $15 100 Pairs BIB OVERALLS 25c Per Pair FIRST SPRING Announcement THIS spring will test the value of a good many stores when it comes to showing new goods. Few stores bought new goods this spring. Our lines are the most complete we have ever bought. A splendid assemblage of low-priced suits embracing all the new shades, Nut Browns, Olives, Porto Rican Tans, Lon don Stroked Grays, Elephant Grays, Blues, Shadow Stripes and Plaids. Prices (M ( M Q Sterling Goods and Sterling Values P I U III P 1 0 A1 LL the newest weaves are here in a beautiful array of Distinctive Fabrics. Never before in Alliance has a store shown such goods. Hart, Schaffner & Marx went their best while other manufacturers got scared. Some of the coats are made with a longer lapel this sea son, while many of the sleeves are made with various shaped buttoned cuffs. Some trousers have a three-inch cuff t1Q a C2ffi piu iu puu The Famous has the New Goods Hart, Schaffner & Marx Product If you want to be sure what is correct this SPRING, COME HERE. It matters not so much where you buy them but to be right they must look like the ones we sell for they are the Guide Choice of ioo FALL SUITS $15 values at $10.00 We are Offering an Un 0ur Bi Line of Hart, Schaffner USUally Strong line Of &riarx suits at prices named, new Spring SUitS in all are great values LX? tar shades and $20 and $25 fabrics at rsm Special Sa ving on high-grade Trunks and Suit Cases We will save you 25 on these lines $15 S THE FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE New Clothes New Shirts New Neckwear New Shoes New Trousers Glad to Show You 3 Pairs Fast Black Sox 25c $3 and S3. 50 Values in MEN'S PANTS $2.50 100 Pairs odds and ends in MEN'S PANTS $1.00 "Breadwinner" Union Made OVERALLS 90c BARGAINS in BOYS SPRING SUITS New MALLORY Water Proof STIFF HAT $4.00 One pair to a customer ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA IMHHHHM Black and Brown