Srnlo Historical Soolely
The Alliance Herald.
Official Publication
of tfre City and
Couifty.
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
VOLUME XV.
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1908
NUMBER 34
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The First National Bank,
CHAUTKU NO. 4-"i6.
At Allliinco, intlie Stuto of Nebraska, nt the
close of business, .luly 15, lflow
HhSOUIlCKN.
Loans niul discounts EH0.03.I 70
Ovcrdmfts.socurcil and unsecured . 5 50
0. S. Ik)uiIs to secure etivulntloi 50,000 00
Otlierlloml to secure V. S. Deposit 55.WH) 00
llanUInc house, furniture niul fix
tures 11,000 00
Due from national lianks (not re
servo afitnts) t 0.K14 55
Due from unproved reserve
aci-nta IW.407HI
Checks and otliercash Items 30 W
Notes of other national
ti-inks .... ... 1,110 0t
l'mctloual paper currency,
nickels and cents 107 10
Iawmii. Money Hexkiivk in Hank,
8pecle $U.720-r.
Ixgal tender notes l.wm 00 ICUrt) 51
Itedemptlon fund with U.S. treasur
er (5 per cent of circulation) 2..VX) 00
Due from U. S. tieamrer, other than
5 per cent redemption nitid " 60
Total :-. ?5VT5U1 27
MAIIIMTIK.
Capital stock paid li f 50,000 00
Surplus fund . 40,000 00
Undivided prol!ti, let", expenses and
taxesi.ald 73H 20
National hank notesoutMaudliiK.... W.000 00
Due to State Hanks and
Hankers -ii 00
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 204.TK; 00
Demand certificates of de
posit 10,070 .VI
Time certificates of deposit 1W71 40
United States Deposits... 50.000 00 4 11. So.) 01
Total 552,501-5'
State of Nehr.iKkn, county of Hot Hutte, ss.
1, S. K. Wnrrtck. cashier of the alMH-e-iiamwl
hank, do solemnly fctfear that the
alKivii statement N true to the ticst of my
knowledge and belief.
S. K. WAimirK, Cashier.
Conurcr-Attest:
It. M.HA.MITO.V, 1
A. 8. Rkkd, Directors.
(has. E. Koi.
Sutscrllel and sworn to before mo this
21st day of Jul), A. D. liK
CUOENE HURTON.
IweaiJ Notary Public.
My inmm sslon expires .luly 7th, 1012.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF ALLIANCE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ALLIANCE HOSPITAL
New Home for the Sick and Maimed
Ready for Reception in Commod
ious and Comfortable Quarters.
Alliance has a new institution in the
way of a general hospital, which has
recently been opened in the new build
ing belonging to John Krause, at 321
Wyoming avenue and will be known as
the Alliance Hospital. The building
is new and complete in every respect,
never having been occupied before. It
is fitted with steam heat, electric lights,
bath, toilet, operating room, office and
reception rooms. ,
The hospital will be under the con
trol of the Alliance physicians absolute
ly and will have no other interests
represented other than those of mutual
good to physician and patient, no idea
of financial gain being entertained, in
fact the physicians have subscribed
liberally in order to have the ndvantace
of a public hospital. The institution
will be presided over by a staff of Al
liance physicians, including the names
of I)i s. Howman, Mitchell, Hellwood,
Hand, Copsey, Slagle and Weber,
while a local staff composed of practi
tioners in the immediate vicinity and
having the names of Dr. Willis of
Marsland, Dr. Harr of Hyannis, Dr. jc;ties of nature's grandeur so abundant
Walker of Mullen, Dr. Little of Hem-; :n t)iat art 0f ,ne we8ti wj,ie ti, nlen
ingford, Dr. Palmer and Dr. Anderson j f0lks, Messrs. Uirdsell, W. D. and Hud
Hon which is consistent with the keep
ing of the true medical profession.
The physicians have been anticipat
ing a new hospital under control of the
Sisters and have been anxious not to
precede them by anything which might
interfere with their plans, but rather
have been putting up with present con
ditions and hoped to lend their com
bined efforts in order to make it n suc
cess when the Sisters did build,
Indications of immediate action seem
Jottbtful and all things Considered, the
physicians have concluded to arrange
one of their own for the present or un
til a permanent building is erected and
origiilal plans carried out.
The hospital will be open to all ethi
cal practitioners of medicine, and pa
tienf may be attended by any physi
cianlthey may choose.
The public is invited to visit the
hospital at any time which will be in
charge of a matron, who will be glad
to extend every courtesy possible.
Gone After Big Game.
Superintendent J. C. Hirdsell and
W. D. Kilmer accompanied by their
families departed Tuesday noon on 43
for a two weeks' trip to the Big Horn
country, their first slopping place be
ing Lodge Grass. They occupied Mr.
Birdsell's private car and were prepar
ed for a trip in the wilds or that coun
try for two weeks. The women folks
will enjoy the pleasures of mountain
trout tislnug anil visiting the many
GOVERNMENT, STATE, COUNTY, CITY AND SCHOOL DEPOSITORY
of Bridgeport, will add to its efficiency.
A number of piominent physicians
throughout the state, including Dr. Al
lison and others, will make up a con
sulting staff.
The institution will have m attend
ance men qualified in every line of
medicine and surgery, including eye,
ear, throat and nose, children's diseas
es, general surgery, internal medicine,
I obstetrics, diseases of women, etc.,
and patients will have their ills attend
ed to without any unnecessary publica-
25 DISCOUNT
ON ALL
Men's, Boys', Ladies' and Children's
Oxfords Slippers
Norton's
Rumcr, will try their hand at bear
hunting with a determination to get
that game. They have read up all
about how our president does it when
he goes out after Bruno and hope to
be able, to entertain his success. No
doubt many of Alliance's people will be
feasting on bear meat on their return.
Superintendent Lyman and wife
came from Sterling, Col., yesterday to
1 attend the Uegan-Holden wedding reception.
FIRST STATE BANK
HEMINGFORD, NEBR.
Capital and Surplus, $15,000.00
Keith L. Pierce, Cashier
Notary Public in Bank J Insurance Written
j Highest Interest Paid on Time Deposits &
Real Estate Loans, any size, made or negotiated
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Miss Etha Dewey
Teacher of Piano
Residence, 4 19 Cheyenne Ave.
Phone, 103
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Office in Alliance National Bank Blk.T
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SLAUGHTER SALE
Pursuing a clearly defined policy of not carrying over goods from one season to an
other we inaugurate this
G-reafc 15 ZDsurs 01ea,xa.:n.ce Sale
It will advantage more than any sale you have attended lately
This is the time of the year we commence cleaning up our stock prior to the arrival of
our Fall stock. This is a sale of seasonable goods that you cannot afford to miss.
Sale Lasts Only 15 Days
ISO Hen's Fine Tailored Suits, all the styles and models, made from all the newest
fabrics. Suits that sold at $i?. 50, $13.50, $15 and $16, vour free choice during this
$10 $10 $10 $10
Broken lines of hand-tailored goods made by Ha.rt, Schaffner & Marx which means
the best the world has vet seen. $30, $27.50, $25 values, your unrestricted choice to
lose $20 $20 $20 $20
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DOUGLAS OXFORDS,
All stvles All leathers
$3.50 quality
at
2.50
50 Doz. Men's Shirts, worth
75c. to Ci'.r cel
lar with, now
50c
200 Straw Hats, men's and
bos' worth up to 5--0',
your J Ffy
choice J 1 &
BOYS' OXFORDS, patent
leather, all sizes, worth $2.50,
Sale
Price
$1.50
Black Work Shirts, 65c values,
during sale, i?0 f
Boys' Summer Underwear, reg
ular 35c quality, to close
19c
4 off on , Boys'
Summer Suits and Knee Pants
52-inch long, narrow four-in-hand
Neckties, 50c values, now
25c
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Discount on any Fancy Vest
in the house
$1.25 Men's Union Suits, now
98c
We will save you
$1.00
on anv novelty 1 lat in the store
100 prs. Khaki Bib Overalls,
,l)Cs Pair
Fine Black Balbrigan Underwear,
39c
Boys' Washable Waists, 35c
grade, now
19c
See our canvas trunks at
$4.50
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Since our new fronts have been put in, this store is a Daylight store. You can see
what you are buying. Lots of light. Light purses will do heavy work during
this sale.
Come' in and see the best lighted store rooms in Alliance. Two entrances no mat
ter which one you come in you will go out feeling that you have been scrupulously
taken care of.
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ONE -PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
THE BIG DAYLIGHT CLOTHING STORE
& ? Reliable Goods at the Price of the Other Kind
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Alliance, Nebraska
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