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The Alliance Herald.
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
Official Publication
of Bom Butte county.
VOLUME XVI,
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, JULY 1, llJ09
NUMBER 29
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MANY PERSONS
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Would like to keep an account
of their receipts and expendi
tures if some one would keep
it for them.
Open a bank account with
the First National Bank and
you will find the account keeps
itself, with no expense.
Your checks are always evi
dence of date and amounts of
all disbursements and your
deposit book shows dates and
amounts of your receipts.
Many of your friends and
neighbors have accounts with
us. WHY NOT YOU? Don't
wait for a big start any
amount offered, either large
or small, is cheerfully accept
ed. It's a handy convenience
to the farmer and wage earner
as well as the business man.
The First National Bank
OF ALLIANCE
iqHid
We always give
you the Most of
the Best for the
Least
J. A. Berry, Mgr.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY
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sUUMUOM
A GROUP OP PATRIOTS HARD AT IT.
Parland Newhall Concert
4.
Company Coming
The greatest
season will be
musical treat of the
the Parland Newhall
GEO. T. HAND, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted.
kreamer& Kennedy!
f DENTISTS. I
Office in Alliance National Bank Blk X
X Over Postoffice. X
? 'Phono 391. $
Concert Company. This company
will appear as the second number of
the Alliance Junior Normal entertain
ment course.
There are two reasons why this
company will receive the largest possi
ble patronage. First, they arc the
best company of their kind in the Unit
ed States today. Their programs,
consisting of male quartets, brass quar
tets and bell ringers, offer a variety
that will please everybody. Second,
the people of Alliance will show their
appreciation of the Normal ,by giving
hearty support to the course. The
entertainment courses for the past
three years have been paid for, every
dollar, by the people of Alliance, and
this year will prove no exception to
the rule. Phclan opera house, July 8.
Tickets on Bale at Holsten's after
tttltf ut AilmtooiAn enn nrnllnrt -ien
Lawn Social
The Epworth League will give a
lawn social at the Methodist parsonage,
corner Box Butte avenue and Idaho
street, on Friday evening of this week.
All young people are invited. Re
freshments to cents.
Begins Residence in Alliance
Don B. Wagner arrived in Alliance
from Indianapolis on June 14 to take a
position in the office of the trainmaster,
having formerly hc" ii tho employ of
the -Big Four." On Tuesday of this
week his wife ami little daughter,
Doiinn, came to make their home here,
and we are sure they will receive a
royal welcome from the people of this
city.
F. M. KNIGHT. President. F. W. HARRIS, Cashier.
W. H. CORBIN, Vice Pros. S. F1CKELL, Asm. Cash.
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Alliance National Bank
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Courteous Treatment.
Accounts Solicited.
Highest Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
H-5-
Capital Paid in
Surplus
$50,000
$25,000
IST'Always Money to Loan on Approver! Chattel Security.
DIRECTORS:
F. M, Knight W. H Cotbin F. W. Harris F. L Holttan B. F. Bottelhelm
Wash
Goods
Sale
We are making a special
price on all of our 15c
Lawns, Batistes and Dimities.
10 Yards for
$1
"Make your selections
early as these will not last
long at this price.
See Window Display
NORTON'
Tub
Suits
In white, blue, ' tan and
stripe effects.
$4.95
$5.95
$6.95
These are exceptional
values. You can't afford
to be without one of these
suits.
NORTON'S
AH kinds of
c ompetitlon
1 ook alike to us
The Famous
Neither the genuine
nor the fake variety have any terrors for Alliance s Greatest Bargain Givers
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Ail
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M
Jays
A, Elldinff July 12 JgjfUS Ground Floor !
A bunch of
50c Neckties
19c
Work Pants,
150 pairs, now
$1
per
pair
Boys'
Suspenders
6c
Canvas
Gloves
5c
Leather
Suit Cases
$3.50
Kady
Suspenders
25c
50 Men's Suits,
mostly $15
value,
during sale
$7.50
Dress Gloves,
worth 1.75, now
$1
Hen's
Black Shirts
37c
Boys'
Box Calf
Shoes
We will never
be undersold
Men's
Dress Shirts
39c
Crash
Hats,
39c
Dress
Bow Ties
7c
$5 Dress Pants,
now
1 lot of Men's Suits
that sold up to
$12.50 per suit,
now.
$5.95
Boys'
Tennis
Slippers
39c
Men's
Linen
Collars,
3c
Boys'
Mexican Hats
19c
Big line
Boys' Wash Suits
39c
Some very fine $20 Suits,
now on .sale at
$15.00
20 Doz.
1.25
Shirts
79c
Boys'
Black
Sateen
Shirts
37c
Odd lot
Boys'
2-piece Suits,
$2.50
Long pants
100 Doz.
Ten Cent
Sox,
7 c
3 Pairs
Gauntlet
Gloves
25c
Odd lot
Overalls
Hen's Bib
25c
A line of New York-made
all-wool worsteds, worth $15,
we put on sale at
no. 00
Boys' Dress Shirts
25c
Boys' Balbrigan
Underwear
17c
Men's Canvas
Slippers
45c
50 Stetson Hats
$2.50
6 pair Sox,
guaranteed for
6 months, tf 1
for p 1
They can't undersell this store
DAYLIGHT
STORE
The Famous One-Price Clothing House
DAYHGHT
METHODS.
