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Alliance Herald.
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Official Publication
of Box Butte county.
Western Nebraska, i
VOLUME XVI,
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1909
NUMBER 23
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IlEPOUT OF TUB CONDITION OP
The First National Bank,
CHAUTKK NO. 26,
At Alliance, (n tho Btato of Nobraska. ut the
closo of business. Avrll 28, lPOft
11KSOU11CE8.
rxi.inM and discounts $373,05 00
OTertlrufts.sccurcd and unsecured.. 033 44
U.S. lHMidsto necuro circulation.... 50,000 00
U. B. Honda to sccuro U. 8. Deposit 10,000 00
liunklng lioase, furniture nnd fix
tures 10,00000
Duo from National HankB
(not reserve agents) 0,i"2 27
Due from Btato Uanks and
Hankers ... 403 07
Duo from approved re-
servoagents , 60,227 01
Checks and other cash
Items., 207 88
Notes of other National
llanks 1,22300
Fractional paper Currency,
nickels and cents 25100
Lawful monoy reserve lu
bank, viz:
Bpecle lg,0S9 00
Legal tender notes 2.170 00 110,395 40
Hedemptlou fund with u. 3. Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation).... 2,500.00
Due from U. S. treasurer other than
5 per cent redemption fund 2.50
Total. $557,505 40
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $50,000 00
Surplus fund 50,000 00
Undivided proUte, less expenses and
taxespald.. O.nso 20
National bank notesoutstundlug.... 50,000 00
Due to Stato
Hanks and Hankers 65 83
Dlvldonds Unpaid 1,710 00
Individual deposits subject
to check 263,100 SO
Demand certificates of de
posit ." 15,225 77
Time certificates of denosItlll.Oft! 74
United States Deposits... 10,000 00 401,125 20
Total $557,505 40
State of Nebraska, County of Hoy Hutte, ss.
I, S. K. Warrick, cashier of tho above
liitnied bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to tho best of my
knowledge nnd belief.
, S. K. WAimiCK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
4th day of May, A. 1). 1009.
EUGENE HintTON.
hkal Notary l'ubllc.
My commission expires July 7th, 1U12.
Count-ct Attest:
A. 8. ItHED, 1
('has. K. Fimn. Directors.
U. M. Hampton,
THE FIRST
BANK OF
GEO. T. HAND, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Eyes Tested nnd Glasses Fitted.
DR. T. ALLEN,
DENTIST
Painless Extraction Latest Methods
Safe. Sure
ALLUNOE NEHKA8KA
Some day it will
be warm enough
to buy lighter
UNDERWEAR
than you are wearing
at present. We have
large lines in 2-piece
suits and union
suits at prices that
I range from 25c to $5
Such Famous Makes As
Munsing
Vassar
Cooper.
Wilson
Budd's
Wright's
Porous Knit
For Fat Men, Lean Men,
Regular Kind Men, All
Kinds of Men,' Rich or
Poor. Can fit body and
purse at
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On
the
Strength
of this statement of our
condition we solicit your
business.
Supervised by the
United States Govern
ment. Managed by an alert
Board ofiDirectors.
Officered bv ex per
ienced bankers.
Wide Awake and pro
gressive. Always courteous, al
ways accommodating. .
NATIONAL
ALLIANCE
ffiiU'iH
We always give
you the Most of
the Best for the
Least
J. A. Berry, Mgr.
That Cough
Must Stop
This is a bad time of the year
to neglect either a cold or
cough. A cough easily leads
into other and ofton more ser
ious diseases. You can easily
cure any cough with
CiiERRIPINE
Nature's great cure for cough,
bronchial hoarseness or cold
on the lungs.
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DENTISTS. i
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Office in Alliance National Bank Oik 4
X Over Postoflice.
I 'Phoue 301. X,
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house blk.
For Sale One or two choice resi
dence lots in north west part of town
on Big Horn avenue. The lots lie high
and dry and are convenient to city
water. A. J. Welch, 819 Big Horn
avenue 2o-4w
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house blk,
Fat Cattle and Hogs Wanted
Will pay the highest market price.
Cash upon delivery. Only good quali
ty will be accepted.
Palace M eat Market, Alliance.
Star1
Arlington Commedians
Phelau opera house, May 25 and 26.
What is recognized as tho best stock
company playing the circuit of the
largo cities of the west The Arlington
Comedians will be at tho Phelau
opera house for two nights commenc
ing Tuesday, May 25. They will
open with tho great cotnedy.tnelodrama
in lour acts entitled "A Runaway
Tramp." Tho Salt Lake Deseret News
of a recent date says: "The Grand
theatre is fortunate in being able to re
tain such an all around good company
as Manager Arlington offers. They
inaugurated their second "week on
Sunday with a fine presentation of the
melodramatic comedy, "A Runaway
Tramp," to an audience that filled
every available seat, and gave their
emphatic seal of approval to the per
fonnauce by tho heartiest applause.
The play is a clean, southern play of
home life, with just enough melodrama
to admit of several strikingly effective
stage settings, and a number ot intense
situations, which are thoroughly well
handled. A brilliant specialty by the
three clever vaudeville children made
an emphatic hit. It was a very enjoy,
able production, and will undoubtedly
draw the fullest patronoge during the
week, as it deserves it." During their
engagement hero there will be a change
of play and specialties each evening.
Prices will be 500-3 5c-25c Reserved
scats on sate at Holstcn's.
Automobile Accident
An automobile accident occured last
Tuesday evening about one mile south
of town during the rain storm. The
car was running about ten miles an
hour over the slippery road when sud
denly it skidded and turned almost
completely around ovet turning and up
setting the occupants in the mud. tfo
one was hurt but the machine was
damaged considerably. The occupants
were: Messrs. Norman McCorkle and
Harold Thomas, and the Misses' Mabel
Worley and Ruth Rice.
Five Hundred Party
Last week Mrs- Percy Coggswell
issued invitations to a five hundred
party, which was heUI at her residence
Saturday afternoon. The invitations
were unique, consisting of cards on
one corner of which was a photograph
of the hostess and on the opposite
corner a photograph of her residence.
About fifty lady guests were present
and we are informed they all enjoyed
the occasion very much. The first
prize, consisting of a hand painted
plate, was won by Mrs. F. M. Broome
and the consolation prize, a spoon
tray, by Mrs. Win. Eubanks of Bridge
port, who came to Alliance to attend
the party.
High School Will Play Sidney
On Saturday the high 'school base
ball team will cross bats with the Sid
ney high school team. Sidney lias a
strong team, and a good game is ex
pected. This will probably be the
only base ball game to be played here
by the high school this season. Come
out and root for your higfi school.
Tickets can be procured from any high
school student,
city diamond-
Game to be played ou
A Collision
A collision occured 011 Cheyenne
avenue in Alliance last Monday that
resulted in the death of a valuable
horse. It was not a railroad accident
but a collision of the delivery wagons
of the Alliance Grocery company and
Jas. Graham. The horse attached to
the wagon of the former was pierced
by the thill of the other wagon and fell
dead.
A Gift to the Latin Department
of the High School
Miss Lula Wirt of the Latin and
German department of the high school
was greatly surprised Wednesday
morning by being presented a beauti
ful classic, picture, size 24 by 48 inches,
for the Latin room.
There has been great interest in the
Latin under Miss Wirt's supervision
during the pa,st two years, The Cicero
class, as a token of their appreciation
of tho v?ork, leave this picture as the
permanent property of that depart
ment.
This gift, together with the normal
training library given by the class of
iqo;, the gift of gymnasium apparatus
by tho alumni association and the
athclctic association, the high school
piauo by tjie high school a few years
ago, aijiount to several hundred dob
lars. Students and teachers alike aro
proud ot the now high school building
and take a just prido in adding to its
attractions
The names of those donating tho 1
picture pf the Roman Forum aro indi
cated by the card attached bearing the
following:
"To tho Alliance high school, com
plimentary to Miss Wirt, from tho
Cicero class of igog.
Hazel Bowman Anna Heath
Josephine Hampton Lclah Reed
Winifred Spacht Virginia Broome
Minnie Reed
Ethel James
Ethel Johnston
Vera Boyer
Maude Clark
Frances Bowman
Lura Vance
Lylo Mcwhirtcr"
Railroad Built to Broadwater
Tho railroad track was laid Into
Broadwater today, midway between
Llsco nnd North port. The laying of
tho steel Is bcinir pushed right along
and the track will bo laid into North
port by the first of .Tune. A car of
laborers for the grading gang was
shipped up Wednesday ovculng nnd
every tralu Is heavily loaded with con
struction mutcrinl. It is nil conjecture
whether tho rond will be built on up
the valley this summer, but everything
locks fav'orable that tho work will not
stop at Nortliport. With the line com
pleted into Northport wo will got a
dully train both' wnys and mail service.'
Oshkosh Herald.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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BAPTIST t. lORCII
Sunday, May 23. Tho pastor will
speak 11 n.-ra. on "Tho Marred Vessel."
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In tho evening the last of tho series of
the Love of God, "The Treatment of
the Lovo of God." All will be made
welcome.
METHODIST fci'ISCOPAL'cUURCI!
Wanted 200 men at tho M. E. church
8 p.m., Sunday, May 23. The morning
subject will be, "The Sword and the
Swordsman," or "An Inspiring Battle
Cry."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUItCII
Sunday School at 10, preaching ser
vices 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., Christian En
deavor nt 7:15. Tople for morning
sermon, "llealing of the Lamo Man;"
evening, "The Arrest of the Runaway
Prophets."
ST. MATTHEW'S HI'ISCOPAL CIIUKCII
Holy Eucharist scrvlcq next Sunday
at 8 and 11 a.m. Evening service at 8
o'clock.
UNITED rRESIIVTEKIAN CIIUKCII
Rev. W. P. Johnson, D. D of Omaha
will conduct services at the usual
hours ou May SJ3 to which tho public is
cordtully Invited.
An exchange says: "A temperance
writer claims that the moving picture
shows have proven powerful enemies
to the saloons. The theory advanced
is that the saloon gets a large part of
its patronage from the poor people who
use it as a club room. The five and
ten cent shows have furnished a con
venient and entertaining substitute. If
this claim is true the picture shows
should receive the moral support of
temperance people." If the above
theory is correct Alliance should be a
temperance town no matter how many
saloons we may have. There aro now
three moving pictures shows with a
prospect of a fourth.
Mrs. English of 614 Big Horn Ave.,
will open a class for tho study of music
the first of June. She is prepared to
give the Effa Ellis Illustrated Music
Course or private lessons on the piano,
The work is especially good for begin
ners giving by an interesting and com
prehensive method a thorough founda
tion which is essential in preparation
or co-operation with work on any
instrument or with the voice. Any one
interested in music is invited to call
upon Mrs. English for more information
aud particulars. Pupils may enroll on
or before June ist. Number limited.
An evening class for benefit personE
employed will be held.
F. M. KNIGHT, President.
f W, H. CORB1N, Vlcb Pr6s.
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Alliance National Bank
Courteous Treatment.
Accounts Solicited.
Highest Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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Capital Paid
Surplus
ESTAIways Money to Loan on Approved Chattel Security.
DIRECTORS:
F. M. Knltit W. H Corbla F. W. Harris F. L Holsten B. F. BettelMm
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
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Mr. G. II. Williams of tho high
school desirca tho privilcgo of room
and board in private family, beginning
Sept. G, '09. If both nro not obtain
able, rooms may bo desired, Com
municate immediately. 23-16
Wo have some comfortably furnished
rooms to let at leasonable price Call
at G04 Yellowstone avenue. Mrs. L.
M. E. Anderson.
23-1 w
For sale cheap A now Dunbar pop
corn aud peanut roaster. Can give
good terms, monthly payments if de
sired. Inquire of L, E Bye at Pool
Hall. 23-tf
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house blk.
Read the ad. of Diticen, Rubcndall
& Young, then go and list your land
with them as they havo been itstru
mental in bringing more residents into
Box Butte county from the county of
their former homes than has come
from any other county in the state.
Fine Model "F" Jackson automobile
with one rumble seat and turtle deck
attachment; will trade for Jaud. close 'to
any siding in Box Butto county or' sell
for cash cheap. F. J. Bctzold, Al
liance. :8-tf
I am now ready to make contracts
for cement work to be done as soon as
the weather will permit. John Ped
eiRoti. tf
Dineen, Rubeudall & Young, the
new firm, are now located in their
new office opposite the Charters Hotel.
vvny not list your land with them, as
they arc already assured of a big immi
gration of land buyers from eastern
Nebraska. 20-4W
See the model "F"Jackson automobile
for sale by F. J. Bctzold. It is
beauty. ,xwwwww, 18-tf
All kinds of painting done in flrbt
class manner. Orders, may bo left at
The Herald oilieo. C. P. Mntson. 10-tf
Wanted Work by the day. Fran
ces W. Shine, Barry House, Phone 186.
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Cut flowers Saturday at The Gadsby
Store.' Prices that sell.
Cut flowers every Saturday at The
Gadsby Store.
If you are going to build this sum
mer, better see those lots ou Big Horn
avenue. Convenient to schools and
city water. A. J, Welch, 8ig Big Horn
avenue.
JO-4W
Will trade a fine automobile for land
if suited. F. J. Betzold. i8-tf
Have you laud to trade for an auto
mobile? See P-J. Betzold. i8-tf
Heal Bros, can furnish best quality
alfalfa seed. Samples at their olllce.
Now is the time to get your cleaning
done by the Vacuum cleaning system.
See Webster Bernhardt, Phone 507.
Carpets cleaned on your floors by
the Vacuum cleaning system. Phono
507- Wibster Bernhardt- 22-tf
Wanted Teams to do breaking in
different parts of the county. Call and
see us at once, Nebraska Land
Co. u-tf.
Rooms to rent over Frank Irish's
store. Apply F. J. Brennan. 23-2W
If you have shoes that need repair
ing, try M. D. Nichols, first door north
of the Herald office. 23-iw
We wish to call special attention to
the advertisement of M. C. Cole the
photographer. He has done a large a
mount of work in Alliance and Box
Butte County and it is not surprising
that lie is starting out in his new gall
ery with au encouraging patrouage.
. F. W, HARRIS, Cashier.
S. FICKELL, Asst. Cash.
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$50,000
$25,000
Rooms Wanted
Tho Alliance Junior Normal promi
ses to bo unusually largo this year. It
is desired that every teacher attending
be provided with a good rooming, placo
at reasonable prices. To this end wo
ask all who havo rooms they can rent
for tho eight weeks, beginning Juno fx
to notify O. E. Phillips, phone 28, ou
Saturday, May 22, or drop a postal,
giving price, location aud number 01
rooms.
Notice
Ouuno 1, 'og, all coal and lumber
will be sold F. O. B, yards and any-
ouo-wishiug same will have to pay tho .
drayagc. '
Coal will bo 50 cents per ton less, ,
Lumber will bo Si-oo per thousand
less. ' . DlKKKS LllR. & CQM.ilCd.tfk
Forest Lik. Co. ,
S. A. Foster Lhr. Co,
Wm. Jambs. 23-4W
-The -Alliance ;Steanir
Laundry can give employ
ment to a reliable woman.
www, 23'3W
Wanted The residence of Robert
Wilson or his heirs. If living, aged
61 years. When last heard from, was
a bachelor and farming. Has an es
tate at this place. Address informa
tion to Bennett & Davidson, Greens
burg, Indiana. 22-2W
The Eyes
OF
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The World
will soon be on the
IW FN
with a
Straw Hat
Wo are prepared
to furnish
The Hat
Stetson's
STRAWS
at $3.50
THE FINEST
and on down as low
as 25c.
YOU PAY YOUR MONEY
AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE
The Famous
OF COURSE
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