The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, November 25, 1909, Image 1

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The Alliance Herald.
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
Official Publication
of Box Butte county.
VOLUME XVI.
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA J THURSDAY, NOV, 25, 1909
NUMBER 50
El
ODE TO A GOBBLER '
V
AS
ABE IA
U D
is what you owe yourself. You arc
not doing1 this when you are not
saving part of your earnings. Your
savings represent your labor and
really is "STORED LABOR."
" STORED LABOR" is a fund
which gives you advantages when
opportunity offers. "STORED
LABOR " is a , fund which will
carry you over periods of adversity.
Do not draw on your unknown
future, but store against it by de
positing a part of your earnings with
The First National Bank
b
n
To Introduce
' this special hand-ground
$2.00 Razor we will give
. free-one 50c horse-hide
strop, all for
98c
at
H OLSTEN S
I BUSINESS LOCALS. I
iTlifjuL-
We always give
you the Most of
the Best for the
Least
J. A. Berry, Mgr.
Thanksgiving in Alliance 1909
This is the day to feast and pay
Our homage to the Maker;
We might first see if the proper fee
Has gone to the "butch" and baker.
And next to feel with gratitude real,
That life is worth the living;
We're blessed with health not bur
dened with wealth
Nor worried about the giving.
If debts are paid, a living made,
And we know just where we're stand
ing,
Ged pity the rest we've done our best,
No fear about the lauding.
Misfortunes will come, and we've had
some
They might have been still greater
And then the thought that we know not
The blessings they'll bring us later.
By voices raised, the Lord be praised,
Nor a single note of defiance,
By the people all both great and
- small
In the city of Alliance,
Hazard
Miss Kate Haggerty left for Bridge
port Tuesday, but will return today in
time to eat Thanksgiving dinner in AN
liance.
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House and lot for sale cheap. 3
room house, and 50 foot lot, cement
sidewalk, city water, coal shed. Alt
enclosed with picket fence. Excellent
location and in good condition. In
quire of Phillips-Thomas Land Co.
Price S825. . 49-tf
Mexican Hot Tamales
Finest that can be wade, for sale by
George Mushi, in Sweetwater Ave.
Delivered promptly to any part of the
city. Family trade a specialty. Phone
No. 458 ,
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
Big Price for Cream
The Alliance Creamery is paying 27
cents for cream. 31-tf
McCLUKE'S MAGAZINE wants n
responsible and energetic man or wo
man in Alliance and vicinity to attend
to its subscription interests. Exper
ience unnecessary. There is liberal
guaranteed compensation. A profitable
permanent business without capital
can be established among friends and
acquaintances. Whole or spare time.
This is the best time to start. Com
plete outfit and instructions free.
Write now. McClure's Magazine, 46
East 23d Street, New York City. sot
FREE, to Boys and Girls, Flexible
Flyer, "The sled that steers." The
best sled iu the world. You can easily
secure one within a few days by doing
a little pleasant work. Some have iu
a few hours. Be the tirst in your
town. Write today, stating vour age.
A postal card will do. W. I. Davis,
155 East 24th St., New York City.
1 5o-3t
Handy Cars For Stockmen.
from The Omaha Heo:
Stockmen shipping to the South Om
aha market are manifesting pleasure
over the fact that the new street car
line is being built and will soon be in
operation, which will take them from
the city direct to the Exchange build
ing, where the offices of commission
men are locatedjto the South Omaha
horse market and the cattle sales divi
sion. In the past, shippers have had to
walk across the viaduct and several
blocks to reach these places, where al
most everyone selling on the South
Omaha market has to go. The ar
rangment for the service and extension
was made by the Union Stock Yards
company with the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway company, and at
some expense to the stockyards people,
who arranged it in the interest of shippers.
By R. K. taunkittrick
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J2 ALL hail! All hail! Oh, rare and antique bird
uk That lately on the venerable tree
. m n-lloJ in n tioll nt til nan !in ntiill ttrtnris riflftTfl
Moaning In mournful gusts thine elegy!
No more the sun will gild thy red oravat
Or ripple on thy wing,
For time hath caught thee, even "as the cat
Catches the gray and agile whiskered rat,
And now thy praise we sing,
Gathered about the board, serene and gay,
Upon Thanksgiving day.
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With io7 we see thee fry5xr on thy back,
Thy chaste, lush drumsticks stickingin the air;
Thy wings in sweet peace folded and, alack,
The incense of lHy stuffing, pungent rare,
Filling our souls with heavenly melody,
The while with fork, and lame
Thy dark meat and thy whitejmeat fondly we
Suffuse with gravy in our revelry
And then, with pleasure rife,
Each dainty morsel neatly ttfck away
Upon Thanksgiving day.
Thou'rt nobler than the canvwbaok or goose,
The lordly shanghai or theitortolan
Or any other minstrel that inloose
From Tuscaloosa to Cape Mary Ann.
Compared with thee the woodcock is a mere
Delusion all in all; 'j
The upland plover ne'er can thy peer,
Beside thee to the epicure aad seer
The prairie hen is small;
Thou art the bird of freedom "anyway
Upon Thanksgiving day.
-New York Fies.
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PRISCILLA PREACHES.
,.
On the Noble Art of Being Thankful
Gracefully.
Every girl wishes she was charming.
Some girls wish It so fervently that
they actually do something to bring
around tlit Irippy result. Others Just
build nlr rustles on such foundations
and n full pot-ketlionk. which gles tin
limited -prMli'M'- In -J ho mutter u
euoosing rroi-Ks nun inns.
More nils than ,vou can count on
your two bunds go to make up Unit
composite gift, personal charm One
of them Is appropriate (o the season
the art of giving thanks gracefully.
Have you eer practiced It? If not.
Tlmiiksghing Is the appointed time to
begin It make men adore you., old
people speak beautiful words of you
and young wimen envy you.
Perhaps you are going to Thanksgiv
ing service If you are the klud of girl
who lives up to the good old Neto Eng
land custom. Ferlmps you belong to
the new Idea elnss with whom football
has risen superior even to the turkey
dinner at midday, Perhaps you are
going for a long day's outing In the
frosty country. No matter where. It Is
pretty sure that he Is going, too. and It
ought to lie written ''He." Armed with
a chrysanthemum and a purely mascu
line sense of gratitude for a day away
from the grinding cares of olllce or
shop, he will i,,l for you early with n
blithe "Well. Imi'i this n day to be
thankful for?"
And what reply will you have ready
for him?
If mother could not nfford to give
you n new froek for the day or If
your slender salary forbade quite ns
stunning a costume as your mind's
eyo pictured, will you say In cold, care
less fashion. "Well, 1 don't know that
I have much to be thankful for," or,
"Please do not spring that chestnut on
nn vm know Thanksgiving day Is a
ni' form In this money making age?"
Girls do say such absurd things
when something goes wrong with their
clothes!
Can't you see how you will quench
that young man's enthusiasm nnd his
HBl'OKT 01' Till: CONDITION OP
The Alliance National Bank
OHAKTKU NO. 57,
At Alliance. In the Suite of Nobniska, at
lliocIoMjof business. Nov. 10, liw.
JiESouiicr.s:
Loans and (llnconnts ...
..SS.Vs.Ht.lflJ
Overrii lifts, secured una unseen rod 2.872.5:
U.S. Winds tOM-cnroclraulutlon..,. CO.OOO.00
I'remluniHoii U.S. lxnils i7.so
Nlnnklng house, furniture and, itx- ,
"--! ,,, 2U.UUU.UM
Oihur llrnl Ustuto owned l.SSO.00
Duo from national bunks
(not resorvu ncnts) S 1,400.55
Duo from Stiito nnd Pri
vate Hanks and Hunkers,
Trust Companies, nnd
Having Hanks..... 7.481 lis
Duu from approved reserve
agents 871W17.7,J
Checks and othercash Items JW.77
Notes of other national
bunks USO.OO
Fractional paper Currency,
nickels and cents 2t3t"
Lawful Money Hkhkiive in
Hank, viz:
Hpoclo $11,203.40
l.ek'al. lender notes. 510.U 11,775.10
Kedumptton fund with U.
.treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) , S 500 00 112,55153
Total
.. 1415,737.30
r.iAinr.iTiEs:
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A WAY TO UE THANKFUL FOIU
faith III jour good temper at the same
moment?
One night at a dinner some clever
men were asked why they had not
married their Urst love. Oue man said
because she had uot spoken to him all
the way to the theater, lie l"'1
Capital stool; paid In $ RO.OOOOO
Surplus fund 25,000.00
Undivided profits, less expense and
taxespald , 0.6J3.4J
National bank notes outstanding. . .'huwO.ou
Duo to other National
Hunks I0.M7.37
Duu to Statu and I'rlruin
Hanks and Hankers 7,K20.3I
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 214,512.69
Demand certificates of de-
,Poslt 0.0'.G21
Time certificates of deposit 71.312.40 3IM13.M
Total , 445,73t!30
KTA'l'E flP N'l'.ltltACiK'A I
COUNTV OF llOX 1IUTTK. f SH
I. f. IV. Harris, cashier of thoj above
named bunk, do solemnly swear (hat the
ulmvu statement U truo to the bstofmy
knowledge, and belief. J
V. W. IlAltltlrt, Cashier.
CouneoT Attest:
l M. ickioiit I ;
V. K. IlotATFN Directors.
UeunabuF. Hettkmieim I
Subscrlbed'uud sworn to beforo 1110 this 20lh
day of November, HKW.
Lseai. II. r, a 11 juan.
Notary Public,
My commission expires Dcccmber27, 1011.
Watch for Opening of
Model Candy Kitchen
FIRST DOOR SOUTH of CHARTERS HOTEL
Saturday, Nov. 27th
The most complete line of candy ever shown
in Alliance. Candy is all home made and is
absolutely pure.
Carnations given away to each lady
on day of Opening.
BIG REDUCTION
Ladies'
Suits
and
Coats
j
mm
OUR DRUGS
are all of the highest quality we
can get nnd are all examined crit
ically after we receive them in
stock here before a single one is placed
on sale we do everything in our power
to he on the safe side: A good thing
for you to remember.
if
SPECIAL SALE
WATCHES AND
JEWELRY
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY af
this week
L. W. BOLTE
will have tho largest stock
of. Jewelry and Watches
ever displayed In Alliance.
These high-class goods will
bo offered at Special iSale
on these two days. ,f
Persons wishing to secure
Holiday presents should not
fail to see these .goods at
this time; -QtYing-to'therftictt
that prices on watches have
recently advanced 10,per
cent, good mpney can be
saved at this 'sale, as they
will be sold at or below
former nrices.
J
ten minutes Into nnd the curtain Inul
rlsi'ti. Ilo thought how awful it wmtlil
ht to live twenty years or loss with u
woman who turned silent nnd morose
over ovory tilth.
To he thankful In u Kntc;tftil wnv
I porn to look down lustoml of, up w'uii
IIkuHiik on your blessing's Do imt
look nt Alice May's Koldcif linir mill
then worry about your own palp brown
tresses. Look at Mary Ann's freckles
nnd he thankful for your own olive
skin. Ileal cratltude eonslsis of roak
Inp the bst of things, and It Is not
set forth in any church ritual. Wash
Ington Star.
The Saturday night dances of the
Swastika Club at the opera house are
well patronized. They are open to the
public and all persons who wish to
"trip the light fantastic" are invited to
attend.
Sam Albro, the Woodward Candy
Company's traveling salesman for this
part of the west, came iu from Cody
Sunday.
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KREAMER& KENNEDY
DENTISTS.
Oince in Alliance National Bank 13IU
t uver i'ostotnee.
? 'Phoue 391.
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GEO. T. HAND, ( M. D,
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Eyes Tested anil Glasses Fitted.
H. N. GAMBLE
Proprietor
New
York l1
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(Formerly C. F. Kroll)
219 Box Butte Avenue
Phone 261
We give penny change you don't pay 25c
for 23c worth of meat.
We use th6 Toledo springless scale, honest
to our customers and to ourselves.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters
Standards, 50c Selects, 65c
FRESH FISH
White Fish, 18c Trout, 18c Salmon, 18c
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