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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1905)
u ai tmnmmmBmmmmm tSk-Ul I'M.1.' .'Ill ' '-W i ' tJ ' ' II I'JWJi WliiUWIIIBWUIWMffia. IM'JJUJilU'JaX'-Jicrr' ' cIMWWWinM)liMM LWChi., . BARGAIN BULLETIN I MHWjoMaBBsgMiCiaHU 15c Boys' Work Shirts 19c Boys' Bib Overalls $1.00 Men's Working Pants 39c for Good Fast Color Shirts 25c for Men's riuleskin Qloves 25c for 3 Fine Silk Bow Ties 25c for a Laundered White Shirt IbrC pair. A Lot of Boys' Knee Pants Broken Sizes $1.50 SE of Boys' Suits t'NHHARD-OI-' l'RICI S ON NEW GOODS TAKE ADVANTAGE OK THKSK LOW PRICES THE FVIMOUS A STORE 307 Box Butte avenue. FOR MEN! 2 doors south of P. O. ME said it o-ire and we sa it again: If old 'roods were re- oVmable in gold coin, we would have to pass. No old goods at any price. Spring- of 1905 is stamped on every garment. See the goods. See the Goods, They are much better than the Ad. CLOTHING FOR HEN AND YOUNG MEN.... we are showing" the handsomest line of Spring- Suits we have ever shown. Every new weave and color is in onr stock. A Big Showing of Men's Suits FROM $4,95 These goods are manufactured for style, fit and wearing qualities. Your money back or a new garment when any of our guaranteed goods go wrong Sole Selling Agents $3.50 for Douglas Shoes FOR- If Hart, Schaflner & Marx David Adler & Sous ' Perfection and Sterling CARIIAKRT HAWES DOUGLAS WILSON BROS. HANAN TIGER HATS ELGIN STETON HATS LION AMERICAN HOSIERY CO. EARL & WILSON HOLE PROOF SOX CORLISS, COON & Co. Jack Rabbit Trousers SARGENT'S RAILROAD GLOVES $1-65 for Bovs' Fine Tan jBlucher Cut Shoes A Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing is to be had of us alone in North west Nebraska. During this sale in order to introduce these fine goods we offer and place on sale 35 Suits in most beautiful patterns, regular $22.50 grade at $18,00 C?lt best Black SatineShirtl on earth for boys 50c for men's fine Egyptian Baljbrig gan Underwear tg each for & a lot of Boys1 Caps WE HAVE A MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BOYS' SUITS. As a special, we haYe on sale 60 fine imported worsted suits, 8 to 15; regular $7.50 values, Your Choice at $4.21 25c for Boys' Buster rown Suits A'cw Goods Nicety Mudc for Wilson Bros. Fine Union Suits Pink and Ecrn $1.95 $1.25 $4.90 $1.00 39c for a fine, solid Leather Suit Case for the well known Sargent Glove for Hen's new Yacht Caps 50C Bteck Light Weight Hen's Underwear )5 C Hen's Fine Fur Hats 75c for the new Mohair Shirts for Men a pair for Men's Ribbed Top Sox 5 pairs to a customer 10c for 3 Fine Hem stitched Hen's Handkerchiefs for Boys' Straw Hats 50 for a Fine Stetson Hat X LOCAL PAKAGRAPIIS. Mrs. Ira Reed is visiting relatives at Bayard this week. Fred Mollring was up at Newcastlo Sunday on a brief visit with relatives. Victor talking machines sold on easy payments at Miller Bros'. 33-tf. Mrs. Nato Hait and daughters ic turned to their homo at Lead City, Monday. Mrs. A. Robinson and Mrs. Jas. Caiey wete Heiningford passengeis on 41 Tuesday". A. T. Hcmmingway returned Tucs-' uuy iium u uubiiiuss iiiji 10 uenvcranu other points. P. J. Sturgeon, tho popular ranch man from Chcyenno county, was in town Saturday. Mrs. J, P, Rcardon left Monday morning for a ten days' visit with ' friends in Omaha. J Capt. Corbiu is still automobiling in California and writes that he may re turn homo by the auto, route. H. F. Mcrriman, a former resident of Alliance and an old newspaper man has returned and is now on the staff of the Times. County Attorney William Mitchell went to Crawford Tuesday to attend court. Ho is not expected home until Saturday. Gregory Zurn was in Tuesday from tho Patmoro ranah whore he has just completed a handsome house and barn for Dave Briggs. Mrs. C. II. Vinccl left this week for Fullcrton, with the household effects, to join her htihband who is engaged in the baibcr business there. Dr. Knight returned Tuesday from a week's visit to Hot Springs. Tho Dr. says that every thing is cold at the Spring but the water. Miss Ruth Goddard, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Van Boskirk, for a time returned to her homo at Wheatland, Colo, Miss Blanche MacCray, who has been teaching at Forsythe, Mont., stopped over for a few days' visit with her brother. Her home is at Kparney, Ntbr. C. A. Anderson, the popular black- A SHOE FLIER All broken lots of shoes and odd sizes at 20 per cent Discount There are all sizes but not all sizes in all styles. Big; values at little prices. bc Ifoorace 3JBogue Store. Palace Livery Barn S. I. DISSCIi, Iiop. ONE iilock WEST of Good turnouts, strict attention to our business, TUE NEW ZMNDEN and courteous treatment to all has won for us the BUILDING. 'Phono. , excellent patronage we enjoy. Try us. smith shop property and business to smith has sold or traded his black H. U. Carpenter, who expects to as sume management today. The continuous damp weather has a tendency to stimulate tho growth of mushrooms and as a result, the lovers of tliis lucious fimgus growth Iiavo been amply provided therewith. H. J. Russell and wife, formerly em ployed by the Forest Lumber com piny here, spent Saturday and Sunday here enroute to Billings where he will en gage in the lumber business on his own account. Several young men of the city ob served Decoration day shooting prairie dogs, south of the city. We are re quested not to state tho number of dogs perished as a result of their markmanship. The room recently vacated by W. D. Davidson as a feed store, is being re painted and lenovated and will be oc cupied by E. E. Soder as a museum and musical entertainment and mov ing picture machinery. G. B. Carr has resigned his position aB manager of the telephone company iiere and will begin work for Umj elec tric light company today. W. C. Ellis, of Minturn, Iowa will succeed Mr. Carr as manager of the telephone company. Master Russell Norton returned from Hot Springs, S. D., Sunday accompa nied by both Mr. and Mrs. Norton. The weather in tho Hills was so cold and disagreeable that it apparently counteracted all the good the baths did the rheumatic sufferer, but the little fellow is now able to walk and is slowly improving. The Alert fire company have com pleted details for about the best 4th of July dance you evei attended. They have engaged the Ft. Robinson band (20 pieces). Just think of it 1 And everything else is right. If vou want to enjoy yourself, just put on your slippers and go. The fire boys will do the rest. They know how. L'ttle Mark, the thirteen-year-old son of W. C. Fleet, a ranchman living southeast of town, was thrown from a horse Friday aftenioon and serious ly injured. The horse stumbled and fell on the boy, breaking his collar bone and crushing him badly. A local surgeon fixed him up and he will recover. flgWB3.?a3gEiK3g3ggSifiaPE I wzstt..itm n Mr a ,', v m I IP ' ' II BwfKiiitJ?yii&? vWk iiv8t Tt atfjWgM'nMKilB SAVE IT FO Your Money Bring It In and exchange for Furniture and Housefurnlshing Goods I can demonstrate to you that I will give you all that you expect for your money, full value for each dollar spent in my store. The special sales have provcii wonderfully successful, and 1 do not hesi tate in continuing them. You can depend on it that these goods are exactly as the cuts show, and wo have the goods in stock. This dresser is made of Rock Elm, in Golden Gloss Finish, has beveled double top 21 by 42 inches: cheval shaped mirror, is of French bevel plate 18 by 36 inches; has three roomy drawers in base, and small drawerat side of mirror for toilet articles, height 0 feet. Special price, IHMHHMH ME! $14.50 This dresser is made of Cloice Selected Hand Maple, Golden Gloss Finish, double top 19 by 39 inches, handsrme French Bevel Plate Mirror 22 by 28 inches, diveded top drawer and two roomy loner drawers fitted with cast brass bandies, mirror and toilet frame decorat ed with fancy raised caivings. Special price, 12.50 The drawer construction in these drawers is the VERY BEST, the drawers absolutely will not bind nor stick. No one else will give you such a guarantee on dressers, at these prices. How about a gasoline stove, refrigerator, an ice cream freezer? I have them for sale. Geo. D Darling, Housetumtsher I will give a prize on July 4th to the largest family coming to Alliance to celebrate. Prize announced later. 1 -1 i r i 1