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The Alliance Herald.
Official Publication
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.Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
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VOLUME XV,
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1908
NUMBER 52
Find Out for Yourself
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TKe First National Bank,
That Alliance has one oiiahteu no. jsm.
At Alllanc. In tlio Stale of Nebraska, at tho
cioso of buMncss. November 87. IPOS.
of the best banks in
11K8OUI10ES.
Iamim urnl Ulheoiints S301.75& 81
M.U.t.n oonlrarw,MWurcd awl unsecured . i.OOJ 07
lNeuraSKa. u. 8.xwH to swuro circulation.... 60,000 00
OOiurllonds to secure- U. 8. Deposits 55.S00 00
Hanking house, furniture and flx-
T! . i l 1 ' tutoH.... , 11,000 01)
J hat this bank per- Duo from national banks (not ro-
bervo acnts) $10,003 49
Duo from State Hanks and
t ,. ii Bankers S 0,155 38
forms With intelligence Duo from approved rcsorvo
te agent 05,51278
Checks and othcr.casti Items 308 00
d,. . Notes of other national '
discretion any banks 1,70000
Fractional paper currency,
nickels anil cents .... 130 W
, ... . i ., i . Lawful JIonev HEsniiVB i,n Hank,
legitimate banking viz: e M M
fe Rpccio Siasoeoo
tagnltcudcr notos ... ..... l.WX) 00 107,108.15
- -..-l.. Uedemptlon fund with I). S.
Service It Can properly Treasurer (5 per cent of
1 J circulation) 2500.00
Due from V. S. treasurer
, undertake is proven by !ieu,&funr CT. aso 2,502.50
" " " Total Sii22,103C3
the volume of its busi- . maiuutifs. .
v Capital stork paid In 5 50.000 00
Surplusfuud 50.00000
Undivided proUtR, liw.oxpcnses and
neSS. ' taxes mid. ..., 2.8-0 ?
National bank notenoutotaiidliiK.... M.ooo 00
Duo toSUito Hanks and
. , 2 Hankers 3,024 22
Our business nOW individual deports "ob
ject to check 28002 40
Demand certificates of do- -
, ' posit tVM4A
fOOtS OVer Ttmo certificates of deposit I2,IC8 0
United States Deposits . 45,000 00 4CU.U03 UP
Total.. . 022.1BH 03
$ 622000. OO Stato of Nebraska, county of Hox Itutto, ss.
7 I, g. K. Warrick, cashier of tho abovo-
tuinuMl liank. do solemnly swear that; tho
iibovo statement Is true to tho l)et of my
We thank our friends knowledge and belief Wahi(m.k 0ilsl(i,r
roiiiinT- Attest:
K.M. HAMPTON. J
and customers for this Woni.. mwtor-
Sulwcrllnid and sworn to before- iui this
, .. i 1st day of Dwember, A. 1). 100K.
splendid showing. kugenk hithton.
nbai, '. . , Notary !'ubk
My connn sslon expires July 7th, 1012.
The
First National Bank
of Alliance
Will Advertise
Box Butte County
J. C. McCorkle, manager of the Nc
braska Land Co., departed for Omaha
today to attend the corn show. Mr.
McCorkle took with him a lot of book
lets discriptive of Box Butte county
lands and Alliance which he will dis
tribute. His company has sold about
25,000 acres of land in this county
during the past year and expect to sell
as much more during the next twelve
months. Mr. McCorkle says that they
have received many communications
referring to the new Sisters' Academy
at Alliance which he believes has been
advantageous in selling, land and en
hancing values of real estate.
Hotel Charters
Bought by W.D.Rumer
A deal was made the latter part of
last, week between V. D. Humer and
J. P. Colbum, whereby the former be
comes -owner of the Charters hotel
property, the consideration being 57500
The stock of merchandise owned by
Mr. Rumor, the value of which was
about $2500, was taken on the deal by
Mr. Colbum who has already bought a
new stock to add thereto and expects to
open the store for business next Satur
day. WWW
Lecture Course
Announcement
The third number of the lecture
course will be given at the opera house
next Wednesday evening, December
16th. This will be a lecture to be de
livered by Col. G, A. Gearhart.
Col. Gearhart is one of the strongest
lecturers on tho' American platform
today nnd a great treat is in store for
all whotgo out and hear him. Follow
ing are extracts from a few press no
tices: 1
"The lecture last night by Col.
Gearhart was superb, the'audience was
delighted."
"I have heard the greatest living lec
turers in the United States, and I tun
confident that an unprejudiced judg
ment will place Mn.Gearhait well to
the front in the first class."
One lady voiced the sentiment of the
audience in saying, He said more
good things in a given time than any
lecturer 1 ever heard before in my
life."
"The fmeBt lecture I ever listened
to, etc"
You "can't afford to miss this num
ber. Admission 50 cents for adults and
35 cents for children. Seats reserved
at Holstcn's drug store, commencing
Tuesday morning, the 15th.
Frank Mahara's Minstrels
This . big colored minstrel show will
play at the Phclan opera house one
night, Thursday, Dec. 17. There are
twenty-five performers in the company,
traveling in their own special car.
They carry a splendid brass band and
orchestra. Give a street parade at
noon and the press everywhere speak
of them in terms of high praise for the
excellence of tho performance. To
make the special jump from Crawford
and returning to go east over the Elk
horn, is an expensive undertaking but
believing that Alliance will give them a
good patronage is why they are going
to do it. Everybody will get the full
worth of their money from attending
this great minstrel show Thursday
night, pec. 17.
Mrs. H. G, Holdcn arrived from
Sterling, Colo., Tuesday for a few days
visit at her parental home.
SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY
MEN'S WORK SHOES
We find ourselves overloaded on Men's Work
Shoes, and will put prices on these goods that is bound
to move them.
500 PAIRS, ALL SIZES, Sj4 to 12
$3.00 vahws, sate price $2.502.75 vates, mw $2.2S
$2.50 valws, sate irice $2,00
A Few IrtfM (.its at Li$s
t?TDo not miss this opportunity, as these are nl) excellent values,
and well worth more money
Alliance Shoe Store
..SlrOtS FOR THC FAMILY..
IMMENSE
Clearing Sale
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WHAT TO BUY HIM
IF YOU will come to us we will show you America's best makes
in every line from Hats to Sox. With standard goods such as
we sell he will appreciate his Xmas present. In men's clothing
there is only ONE line in this town, Hart, Schaffner & Harx, for
which we are sole agents. In the cheaper grades, such as some
stores have for their best, we will show you a dozen different lines.
THIS is the all absorbing question right now. Only 12 more
working days to complete your holiday buying. In the list
below you may get a suggestion that will be helpful in making
your suggestions. COJ1E EARLY.
Don't Aedt LJntil the Last Day
Suits, Overcoats, Raincoat s9 Smoking
Jackets, Umbrellas, Neckties, Fancy
Hosiery, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Shoes,
Slippers, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Fancy
Vests.
BIG ASSORTMENTS LITTLE PRICES
100 rien's Fine Suits worth tfOfl
$25 to $30, specially priced at P-"
Overcoat Specials at $10.00, 12.50, 15.00
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
Stetson Hats, Douglas Shoes, Hanhattan Shirts, Dents-Adler
Gloves. Fine lines of Boys Suits and Overcoats Rightly Priced.
PRESIDENT XMAS SUSPENDERS 33c
One Pair to Customer
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Linen Initial Handkerchiefs 25
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS 25c
Reservations cheerfully made upon small payments until Xmas
The Famous sells for Less
Come early while stocks are at their best. You will get better service, too.
The Famous Clothing House
HEADQUARTERS FOR MEV AND BOYS
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