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The Alliance Herald.
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Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
Official Publication
of Box Butte county.
VOLUME XVI,
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA I THURSDAY, SEPT, 23, 1909
NUMBER 41
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REPORT OK THE CONDITION OP
The First National Bank,
CHAKTEK NO. 4230,
At Alliance, In tho State of Nebraska, nt tho
close of business, tfcptcmbor 1, lOOft
JlKSOUIlCEs.
Loans ami discounts $464,012 65
Overdnitu.sccurctl nnd untccurod,, 718 41
U. R Iwiidi to secure circulation.... 50,000 00
U. 8. Bonds to securo U. 8. Deposit 1,000 00
Unuklng liousu, furniture and llx
turcs 10,000 00
Cue from National llanka
(notri'servo agents) , 11,012 05 r
Duo from Stato nnd Pri
vate Hanks and Uankcra.
Trust Companies, nnd
Havings Banks 1,815-10
Duo from approved re
servo agents 75,40103
Checks and other cash ,
Items 2,51112
Notes of other National
Hanks ( 78000
Fractional paper currency,,
nickels and cents 23103
Lawful money rescrvo In
bank, viz:
Hpocfe...., 10,17305
Legal tender notes 1,110 00
Redemption fund with U. 8.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) 2,500 00
Due from U. S. treasurer
other than 5 per cent re
demption fund 2.50 120,557.73
Total $040,288 70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $50,000 00
Surplus fnnd 50,000 00
Undivided profits, leas expenses and
taxes paid 13.703 35
National bank notcsoutsUmdlng.... 50,000 00
Duo to Stato and 1'riviUo
Hanks and Hankers 1,358 00
Individual deposits subject
to check 321,719 31
Demand certificates of do
posit 34,511 51
Time certlllcatos of deposit 120,723 51
United Suites Deposits... 1,000 0O4S2.4P0 41
Total...., $321,801 40
Stato of Nebraska, County of Hox Hutte, ss.
I, S. IC. Wnrrlolt, cashier of tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement Is truo to tho best of my
knowledge and belief.
S. K. Waiuhck, Cashier.
ConitECT Attest:
It. M. Hampton.
A. B. Kekd, V Directors.
Ciias. K. Ford. I
Subserlled and sworn to beforo mo this
9th day of Sept., A. D. 1P09.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
seal Notary Public.
fy BUSINESS LOCALS. (
FOR SALE My residence, 715
Cheyenne Ave., strictly modern, fur
nace ond bath; easy terms, Dr. E. C.
Koons. vwwvw. 38-tf
Fall plowing in small tracts and
gardens done satisfactorily. Call n
Oliver Countryman or phone 154
red. 38-tf.
Chickens that will make money for
you are those that have or arc from an
egg-producing family as the number of
eggs they lay is what makes the money.
I have a few White Rock: cockerels
and White Leghorn cockerels for sale
at $1.00 each. These arc from pme
blood Iowa stock and from an egg
producing family. These cockerels
are April clucks.
I will have some of my show birds
on exhibition at the Box Butte coiraty
fair. 40-.it Fred Mollring,
Pianos and sewing machines at a
great sacrifice. Prices cut in two for
the next thirty days. Cash or easy
payments. T. J. Threlkeld.
For Sale Exceptional proposition
in an irrigated farm in the Platte val
ley for one who desires to exercise
homestead right. Address P. O. Box
1096, Alliance.
For sale iroom house, nicely ar
ranged for roomers or boarding house
Inquire at the place, 210 East Dakota
St., one block east of Watson's store.
39-4t
Mrs. D. R. Hills.
Wanted Girl to assist with house
work. Wages or to attend bcliool.
Mrs. J. W. Thomas, at Herald office.
Do you want a sewiug machine? I
can sell you one cheaper than anybody.
Call and be convinced. T. J. Threl
keld. First Presbyterian ladies are prepared
to tie comforters. Call on or phone Mrs.
Pardey. Phone 149. 40-at
Wanted Girl at the Triplett board
ing house, 415 Laramie ave.
Legal blanks at The Herald office.
it .we nave a iuii 1400 01 couveyauciiig
frKcTJlanks, just received from the printer,
ana revisea up-ta-aaie-
I want to buy a second hand farm
wagon and rent a stable for two horses,
J. T. Reed, Alliance. 38-2W
A complete canvass glove machine
for sale cheap. Also an A No. t pop
corn and peanut machine- Inquire of
Desch Land Co., Grand Island. 36-6t
I have two second hand pianos for
sale at unheard of prices. One of
them used but a few months. Cash or
easy payments. T. J. Threlkeld.
Before ordering anything in the line
of office supplies of traveling salesmen
or mail order houses call up the vVest
em Office Supply Co., and let them
show you samples. Phone 58 or 340.
Potatoes to sell in the field. James
H. Skinner, on Sec. i7'25-49, eleven
miles northwest of Alliance, has ten
acres of fine potatoes to sell in the
;eld. 40-2ww
The annexed report
speaks for itself.
We respectfully solicit
your attention to its sev
eral details.
Open your account
with this Bank start it
now.
An account with a
STRONG BANK is a
source of satisfaction to
the depositor.
We have ample facili
ties for the protection and
accomodation o f both
DEPOSITORS AND
BORROWERS.
THE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
ALLIANCE, - NEBR.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Big Price for Cream
The Alliance Creamery is paying 25
cents for cream. 31-tf
Conveyancing Blanks.
A full line of Huffman' conveyanc
ing blanks just received at The Herald
office. These 'are. up-to-the-minute,
and just wtiafSffiTtygBf for reitl estate
transactions.
Second-Hand Harness and Saddle for
Sale.
I have two sets of second-hand har
ness for sale cheap. Also, one second
hand saddle, been out two months, for
S35. Call and see me; I carry every
thing for the horse. G. A. Hills, tf
Cement Contractor.
For estimates on cement walks, ce
ment blocks and all kinds of concrete
work, see J. J. Vance, West Lawn,
Alliance, Nebr. 39-tf
Carriage and Automobile Robes.
Plush robes are now on sale at Geo.
A. Hills' harness shop. I will sell two
patterns for the price of one. I want
to show you my plush robes, they are
the best you ever saw. Don't buy, but
come and look. tf
Furnished room for rent. Phone 630.
Lawn Swings at The Gadsby Store.
4. j.j j- $j$j--m2.5mJ..j2jj.Jmjw.mJ,
KREAMER& KENNEDYj
DENTISTS.
Office in Alliance National Bank Blk
Over Postoffice.
4 'Phoue 391,
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Notice of Incorporation of the
Mahlan Cattle Company.
1.
The namo of this Corporation (hall bo tho
Mulilun Cattle Company.
II.
Its principal place ef business shall be at
Ellsworth, Htierldan County, Nebraska.
HI.
Tho general nuture of tho buslnusi to be
transacted Khali bo the buying and Hulling of
cuttle and other live stock una the production
of tho aumo for market und tule. Also to pur
chase, hold, sell and mortgage ileal Estate.
IV.
The amount ot Capital Stock authorized Is
f 50,000.00, divided into (.hares of f 100.00 each,
and of which at least 115,000.00 shall be paid
In at the tlmo of commencing business.
V.
Tho Corporation shall commence business
on the flrst day of September, 1009, and shall
contlnno for a period of twenty years unless
sooner dissolve;! by u majority of three-lifths
ot the stock.
VI.
The highest amount of Indebtedness for
which this Corporation shall bo liable ut any
one tlmo shall not exceed two-thirds of the
Capltul (Stock.
VII.
Tho uifalrs of tho Corporation shall be man
aged by a Hoard of Directors consisting of
three persons who shall bo stockholders In
tho Corporutlou. who shall serve foru term of
one year after tho annual meeting- of tho
stockholders or until their successors in of
fice uro selected. Will U. Comstock.
Chahles l. MuitruY,
4Mt IKKM. fclllllKKH.
Bring in Exhibits Early
Exhibitors at tho county fair next
week are requested to bring in their
exhibits on Saturday of this week,
This is Important, as tho persons in
charge of the exhibits wish to get them
in place on that day. If absolutely
impossible to bring them in on Satur
day, be sure to do so early Monday, as
the fair opens Tuesday morning, and
having the exhibits all in place before
the opening will aid greatly in making
a success of that feature. By all
means do not wait till Tuesday to bring
in vour exhibits.
High School Paper
Enterprise in educational work pushes
to the front again in Alliance. Ar
rangements have been completed for
the publication of a monthly periodical
by the High School, commencing the
first week in October. It will be neatly
printed, on a good quality of paper, in
pamphlet form, either' twenty-four
pages and cbver or thirty.two pages and
cover. The&subscription price is 50
cents focthoeight issues of the school
year. TheJcTrculation will bo princi
pally in western Nebraska, but many
high schools in our own and other
states will bo provided with copies.
The students and faculty hope by
this means to give the patrons of the
schools and others a better knowledge
of the work they are doing, and will
spare no effort to make the paper a
success. It is hoped also to help in
crease an interest in the cause of edu
cation in general, and particularly in
this part of the west.
In the selection of a name the stu
dents showed their loyalty to north
western Nebraska by naming it after
tho leading crop of this section, The
Spud- Not less than 500 copies of the
first issue will be printed. Already
more than 200 subscriptions have been
secured.
What'is worth doing at all is worth
doing well, accordingly a full corps of
editors and managers has been se
lected, who will without doubt, under
the supervision of the superintendent
and the principal, make it one of the
best papers of its kind.
The Spud will make its debut with
Lyle Mewhirter as editor; Josie Hamp
ton, associate editor; Nell Acheson,
organization editor; Mabel Worley,
girls' athletic editor; Camille Nolle, ex
change editor; Herbert Nelson, senior
class editor; John Shay, junior class
editor; Mildred Leith, sophomore class
editor; Paul Thomas, freshman class
editor; MissLichty, staff artist; Beulah
Smith, music editor; Fred Carlson,
business manager; Harry Betebencr,
assistant business manager.
Subscriptions may be sent to the
business manager or to Miss Emma
Tash, chairman of the subscription
committee.
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JL KAILWAf NUILS ANU I'LlfdUNALa.
Two or three Deadwood line crews
have made trips to Alliance to help re
lieve the congestion of dead freight in
the Edgemont yard.
Conductor Lawson, who has been
acting as yardmaster at Crawford for a
few days, has returned to Alliance and
resumed work on the road.
The Burlington roundhouse at Oma
ha was destroyed by fire Sunday, ren
dering three engines useless. The
Burlington is having her share of hard
luck these days.
A few new engines of the R 3 class
are being received and put in freight
service. Engineers Townsend and
Moulton have been assigned to two of
these for the present
Agent Powell of Hazard, who has
been taking a short vacation, has re
turned to work, and extra Agent Mc
Kinney has gone to Ansley to work as
operator for a few days.
Conductor Chas. Turney received a
message Tuesday notifying him of the
death of his mother. A man was sent
on No. 44 to relieve him on an east
bouud freight train east of Seneca, and
he boarded No. 44 for the east.
The pay car resumed its old route
this month, payiug off here in the
morning, then departing for the west,
and was run as a special from here to
Seneca Monday afternoon to pay off
tho gangs of men working on tho track.
This is much more satisfactory to
tho employes in Alliance, as they can
got thcifchcckB so much earlier in the
day.
An alarm of fire wns sent in from
tho freight house twice last Saturday,
but in both instances the flames wcro
put under control before tho arrival of
tho department. The first time, it
seems, the firo was not entirely extin
guished and smouldered until late in
tho afternoon, and broko out again.
Tho damage was slight.
It in announced in Lincoln that the
Burlington will not run ttains to handlo
passengers between Lincoln and the
fair grounds in the future. The claim
is made that thero is not enough traffic
in it to offset the expense incurred, nnd
besides,, there in an increase in the
danger of handling so many trains on
this piece of single track, which nt or
dinary times 1b one of tho busiest
pieces of track in Nebraska. In the
future, the Burlington says, the street
car company can have tho business-
Considerable excitement prevailed in
the telegraph office about midnight
Tuesday night, when word was received
that Operator Wm. Maxwell, while on
his way to work had been "slugged" by
some unknown person and had bceu
found insensible, lying near h i s
boarding house. He was taken to his
room at d a physician called- When
Maxwcl : regained consciousness he was
able to pi I a little of how it occurred.
Maxwcl goes to work at midnight and
had just left the house when he saw a
fellow come out of the alley, look
around or an instant, and then disap
pear in o the alley way again, when
Maxwcl came up ho was crouching
near the fence in the alley. Maxwell
asked him what be was doing and the
ruffian arose and struck him on the
back of the head with some hard in
strument, which knocked him over.
Maxwell is resting easy at present and
no ill tesults are expected from the in
cidenfcHia assailant is unknown. ,
An expensive incident occurred at
Hazard last Friday evening when No.
45 and a stock train east struck west of
there, which was caused by a misun
derstanding of train orders. Several
cars in both trains, including a few
cars of sheep, were wrecked. No one
was injured except one or two men on
tho engines, who were bruised up pret
ty badly in jumping. Tho derrick out
fit was sent from Alliance with Messrs.
Joder and Birdsell, and the track was
cleared as soon as possible. Several
passenger trains were delayed pretty
badly on account of this. It has been
close to three years since there was a
bad wreck on the Alliance division, and
following so closely to the Burnhatn
incident as it does, it will act as an in
centive to every oneto be careful and
watch their p's and q's. Let us hope
that it will be three years before there
is another of this character.
Over and Short.
One day when old St. Peter
Was checking up his run,
He came upon a way-bill
Marked "short:" and just for fun
He started out a tracer
To see where it had gone;
Then marked it ''short from Heaven,"
And let the bill go on.
The way-bill read "One Baby,
With eyes of bonnie blue."
And, as the earth's common point,
Of course it was way-billed through'
She came right down from Heaven,
And landed here "O. K."
A. Stork was the deliveryman;
At least so the people say.
And when we got his "tracer,"
We then made this report:
"Babe arrived on 'over' bill;
So therefore close your 'short."
And on our 'over' book down here
This entry does appear:
" 'Short,' one angel up in Heaven;
'Over' one down here."
Told on the Conductor.
"Jimmie" Smith an old-timer, is
credited with having been hard on an
inquisitive passenger, last March- The
man had bored the life out of Jimmie,
mile after mile, whenever he had the
ghost of a chance. Finally, it was
"Why, conductor, this is the second
time we have crossed this stream; do
we not leave the river here?"
"Ordinarily, we do," said Jeemes,
JOE
Orchowski
High
Class Tailoring
Prices Reasonable
ffnn' t Suits &
l Overc'ts
Ladies
y ( Tailoring
and
Gowns
pr
You are invited
line of Fall
Men's and Women's Clothes
CLEANED, PRESSED AND DYED.
"but this time we have received orders
to take it with us."
Another tale that went the rounds
some yearB ago, was of a very polite
conductor, named Rowan, who one
night had for a passenger the chief of
grumblers. It was a long trafn, and'
when Rowan reached Mr. Gump's
place, ho had fallen asleep. Angry at
tho request for his ticket he fumed
awhile, then threw it on the floor at
Rowan's feet with a furious, "There'B
your blankety. blank ticket!"
"Thank you," said Rowan, urbanely,
took up the ticket, punched it, and laid
it gently down on the floor again.
Northwestern Bulletin.
PHELAN OPERA HOUSE
SEPT. 28 and 29
II0PP IIADLEY OFFERS
Henry D. Carov's Great
' American Play
MONTANA
A ROMANCE OF THE PLAINS
A Natural, Sane, Plausible Story
of the Golden West
A COMPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION
Splendid Cast of Players
prices:
25, 50' and 75 cents
SEATS AT HOLSTEN'S STORE
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to call and inspect my finej
and Winter Samples.
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We always give
you the Most of
the Best for the
Least
J. A. Berry, Hgr.
Legal Blanks.
The following blanks arc 'for sale a
Tho Herald office:
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Farm Lease,
Real Estate Mortgage,
Chattel Mortgage,
t City Lease,
Warranty Deed,
Agreement for Warranty Deed,
Wanaoty Deed Corporation,
Bond for Reed,
General Uond,
Quit Claim Deed,
Agreement Sale of Real Estatet
Contract for Heal Estate,
Exchange Contract,
Articles of Agreement,
Release of Real Estate Mortgage,
Assignment of Mortgage,
Affidavit of Identification,
Coupon Note,
Mechanic's Lien,
Power of Attorney,
Bill of Sale,
Option, .
Short Will,
Inventory and Appraisement of Property
Attached,
Appraisal,
Dipping Certificate,
Contest Notice,
Affidavit and Order of Publication of Con
test Notice. t&S
Meat Shipper's Certificate,
Notice to Owners before Delivery ot Tax
Deed,
Promissory Note,
Receipts,
Township Plats,
Map of Box Butte County;
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GEO. T. HAND, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted.
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