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VOLUME XVI,
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1U09
NUMBER 14
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The Rain Continues
In money matters as well as in weather matters
the Rainy Day Period comes. A wise provision
against that time and the discomforts attending
is a substantial account in some strong, reliable
bank.
We are now offering you Big- Returns on
Small Investments, BUT AN ABSOLUTE
LY SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR YOUR
FUNDS AND INTEREST ON SAME AT
A RATE CONSISTENT WITH SOUND
PROFITABLE BANKING.
Our successful experience, of nearly
a score of years enables us to claim the'
title of banking experts; and we cordi
ally invite your account on our merits.
The First National Bank
of Alliance.
I will have my Spring Millinery Opening on Sat
urday, March 27, and invite all looking for new and
up-to-date styles to call and see the goods on display
and select their materials in plenty time for Easter.
I have my line of Ladies' and Misses' Spring Suits now in and
will be pleased to show them to anyone who is trying to select one; also,
a new line of Ladies' and Mjsses Tailored Skirts in wash and woollen
goods; also, one-piece jumper suits and one-piece dresses. Call and
see, and remembering the Opening Day.
ZL IE3 S . lES - SI Ifcv IsrfZ O '2ST S
DR. T. ALLEN, ;
DENTIST
P.tlulois K.x traction Littm Methods
Hate. Sure
ALLIANCE NEBRASKA
GEO. T. HAND, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Eyes Tested and Glosses Fitted.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
hatching. Good fresh eggs for Si.oo
for 15; S7.00 per 100. H. P. Larsen,
Antioch, Nebr. i4-7w
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We always give
you the Most of
the Best for the
Least
W. C. Hibbs, Mgr.
A. W. Pierson returned to Alliance
Tuesday morning after an extended
visit with homo folks. He reports
a good time and we can vouch for that.
He left his mother recovering from a
siege of pneumonia and at the time of
his departure she was getting along
nicely. Al is at the present time a
man of leisure, having tendered his
resignation to the International Har
vester Co., and is open for engage
ments; now is the time girls.
The Crystal has just added a new
special Compensare Rheostat at a cost
of seventy-five dollars to their moving
picture outfit. This is a great im
provement over the rheostat ordinarily
used and allows them to give the pic
tures just the right illumination, Aa
it is placed inside of the fireproof box
in which the machine is placed, it
gives greater safety.
The Editor of The Herald is on a
business trip to Omaha this week, and
will make a run up to Norfolk to at
tend the meeting of the Nebraska State
Association of Commercial Clubs an
delegate of the Alliance Commercial
Club. He expects to purchase addi
tional machinery while in Omaha to
add to the equipment of The Herald
office. .
As' will be seen by the ad of the
Bennett Company in today's issue of
The Herald, this firm expects to give, a
grand opening of their new piano store
in the Rumer building next to James
Grahom's grocery store, ou Saturday,
March 20th. A fine new Chickering
grand has just been placed on their
floor. This is the first grand piano in
Alliance and as they say that "nothing
is too good for Alliance" we will prob
ably see more. Thev have a very" com
plete line and expect to keep a stock of
from thirty to fifty pianos in Alliance
all the time.
Mrs. P. Healy of Buffalo, Wyo.,
stopped off at Alliance last Thursday
and visited a day with her sister, AUss
iaeuwick. Mrs. tiealy together BUi
her husband have been tourin
eastern part of the UnitAd States tin?
last"--cduple of tiioffths- Some of the
points of interest at which they stop
ped were Washington, D. C, being
there for the inauguration, New York
City, Philadelphia and Hampton Roads,
being at Hampton Roads at the time
of the return of the Fleet. A very
enjoyable trip is reported. Mr. Healy
went on through to Buffalo without
stopping off here.
F. J. Brennan and Harry Thiele
have received a carload of paint. This
is something new for Alliance and
shows that they have confidence in Al
liance. Cy Laiug has returned from his visit
to Omaha.
Boxing Contest
at Crawford
(Ppwliil Dlypntoh to Tito llcriild, Miitvlt IM
The boxing contest between Natt
Dewey (colored), and Terry Mustang,
at Crawford latft night, resulted in a
.victory for Dewey in the 17th round,
on a knock out
Dry Ticket
For Mnyc
For Cleric
Below wo give the ticket nominated
by the no-saloon hide in tlio coming
annual election:
or. .......11. M, Hampton
rk F. A. Pierson
For Treasurer .. . ,C. W, ltrennnn
For Police Judge.... V. S Iiidgell
For Councilman, 1 ward.. J. Rowan
For Councilman, 2 ward, .S. Tillett
For Members School Board .....
Hob't. Graham and D. W. Hughes
This ticket stands for no saloons;
strict enforcement of the law; econom
ic administration; believing that the
city of Alliance will 'accomplish more
than under a saloon administration.
High License Ticket
Following is the ticket announced
for the high license sldo ou the coming
city election April Oth.
For Mayor F. V. Harris
For Clerk F. W. Irish
For Treasurer 11. A. Copsoy
For Councilman, 1 ward.F. Holstcn
For Councilman, a wtird.W. James
The above ticket stands for high 11
ceiibo; a limited number of soloons; re
stricting hours of closing; and a strict
enforcement of the law, believing that
the liquor question can bo better, hand
led In this way.
Palace Meat Market
( ; Again Changes Hands
lyW' Herman has purchased the
Palace Meat Market of Ed. Eldrcd and
took clmrge'of the same last week. Ho
intends to install a modern refrigerat
ing plant and make the market up-to-date
in every respect.
He has an ad in tins issue qf The
Herald., It was not his fault that it
id noi. appear in the last issue we
ftat-nfc1l7 l-nurr1nr1 4 lift t tun nsilllrl nn(
make life change before going to press.
Members of the Epwortli League
and their friends were entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Tash
last evening. The house was tastefully
decorated in green to suit the occasion.
Games and music were diversions of
the evening after which an elaborate
lunch was served. Rev. Vallow gave
an interesting address ou the legend of
St. Patrick. The evening was a source
of enjoyment to all present.
Man of wide knowledge in the hand
ling of horses wants horses to break
through the coining season ;will handle
all horses at your ranch. I break hor
ses of all bad habits. Prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed. Address
William Russom, Alliance, Nebr. i4tf
F. M. KNIGHT. President.
W. H. CORB1N. Vice Pres
F. V. HARRIS. Cashier.
S. FICKELL, Asst. Cash.
No. 5667
Alliance National Bank
Courteous Treatment.
Accounts Solicited.
Highest Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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Capital Paid in
Surplus
$50,000
$25,000
Lsr Always Money to Loan on Approved Chattel Security.
DIRECTORS:
F. M. Knight W. H Cotbin F. W. Harris F. E. Holsten ' B. F. Btttelhilm
GEORGE G. BANCROFT
Woman's Club Expect a Big Attend
dance on Saturday Evening
The Woman's Club Is doing some
very effective advertising for l)r, Geo.
Gilbert Hancroft, the famous psycholo
gist and Mine. Lewis, the vocalist and
Impersonator. Dr. lluneroft will be In
Alliance at tho opera haiibc next Satur
day evening and will give his famous
lecture entitled "HOODOOS," or (Tho
Science of Spooks,) a scientific discourse
on psychic or super-natural phenomi
na. This is a startling, mystifying and
amusing tin well as educational enter
tainment. Mine. Lewis, who ably as
sists Dr. Dancrof t, is a vocalist and
Impersonator of rare ublllty and will
render a program of the highest order.
Tho advance reserve sale for this at
traction is the largest of any attraction
ever appearing In our city and those
desiring reserve seats should procure
them at once.
Notice
Scaled bids wi.ll be received from this
date (March 12, WoU) to April 15, l'Jol),
Inclusive, by the City Cleric for SIlS.ooo
bouds, as voted at special election, held
Tuesday rMtfreh i JOoO, In the Clty..tf
Alliance, Nebraska, according to ldw.
Said bids will bo opened by the City
Council at their meeting on April 15,
1Uo9. IHdders will bo required to fur
nish the blanks upon which said bonds
are to be executed. Right reserved "to
reject any and it 11 bids. A transcript
of these bonds may be had upon appli
cation to the City Clerk. ,
V,o. Haunkh, Clerk.
Uy order of Citv Council, in session
March 11, IPoO."
C. R. Fuller, formerly of Alliance,
now making his headquarters in Slier
idan, is in the city meeting and shak
ing hands with old time friends Mr.
Fuller is getting along nicely in his
business at Sheridan.
Mrs. G. .1. McElroy Is visiting in
Denver,
Jollo Opened Under New
Management ot"".r.fu5
instructive performance.
We cater to ladies and children and
will use nothing but the best pictures '
that cau be had.
A special orchestra IjaH been em
ployed that will entertain you with'
good classical music throughout tlio
performance.
Complete change of program evcty
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights.
".Cupid in Dreamland'
one ot the most fascinating and beau
tiful film productions ever shown. The
leading attraction in New York and
othnr cities.
Come out and enjoy youself.
Songs illustrated by special singer.
ADMISSION, loc
Matinees Tues., Thuis, and Sat
afternoons at 3.30 o'clock.
GUIRE&GLIDDEN,
Managers and Props.
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That Cough
Must Stop
This is a Lad time of the yeatv
to neglect cither a cold or
"cough. A cough easily'leads
into other and ofton niyroaen
ioiiB diseases. You can easily
cure any cough with
CHERRIPINE
Natuie's great cure for cough,
bronchia hoarseness or cold
on the lungs.
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THE LA
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CALL
On all Heavy-weight Men's and Boys' Clothin
47 Hen's Suits in all
good styles. Nice patterns. Sold at
$ 10.00, to close now
Ask Your Neighbor About Them
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39 Suits, splendid pat
terns, well made, .last Fall's styles, sold
for $ 12. 50, now
Ask Your Neighbor About Them
8.85
37 Suits for Hen, best
wearing-qualities and sold up to $15,
During this sale for
Ask Your Neighbor About Them
7.85
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Our Mammoth Spring Purchases Now COMING
MAKES THIS SALE COMPULSORY. WE NliED THE ROOM FOR THE LARGEST LINES OF MEN'S WARES EVER SHOWN BY AN ALLIANCE STORE
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Stetson Hats
Douglas Shoes
Manhattan Shirts
Tlis X-iist Saves "STo-u. DEon.e-37-
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TifcLls Hast Saves "52 to. ZMZora-ev
$3. 50 high-cut 1 LOT OF 65c Work 6 pairs Sox, guaranteed 40 doz. Men's Shirts, worth 75c, Qc Suit Cases. An all leather 100 pairs boys' Douglas
black shoes, now Gloves, now for 6 months, jf 1 i,ow suitcase, steel tf0 QK Shoes, worth $2. 50, sizes
S2.50 39C now, per box Z $7.50 buvs a $2,50 Cruv.nctte Coat tra,ne, for W- to $jgg
. , - pajrs canvas E f rv Hitf Reductions on prices '
Dr. Wright's health PRESIDENT gloves, now j& t7 Ls f llf3 ot Hojs' knee pants suits $5,54.50, $4 Pants, all
Underwear, worth $1.25, SUSPENDERS, kinds in this sale except
" 89c 39c Fammic flne-Prine Hlnthina Hmica s S3.50
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Daylight Store
Daylight Methods
ALLIANCE, NEB.