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Alliance Cash
Shoe Store
Refined Snap
and exclnsiveness in summer
oxfords is to be had in our
Barry and Hannan low shoes.
If the air can frisk around
your ankles over a pair of
Barry and Hoinan oxfords you
will enjoy real summer foot
comfort and have a pair of
"ties" that are of the latest
best last, leather and workmanship.
COLUMBIA
DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS
A different selection on each side
They fit any machine
That tells the whole story except
that at 65 cents, for the Columbia
Double-Disc you get a better record,
on each side, than you ever bought be
fore at $ 1 .20 for the same two selec
tions Get a catalog!
MRS. IDA M. ROSS
RESIDENT DEALER
Alliance, Nebr.
THE LEADER
J.J. VANCE
Cement Contractor
Estimates on Cement Side walks, Hollow Blocks,
Foundations and Cement Work of all kinds.
Phone 551
716 W. Dakota St.
Alliance, Nebraska
H. D. HUNGER
OF THE
Munger Optical Co.
OF DENVER, COLO.,
Sole Manufacturers of the Peerless Lenses, is equipped
with the latest instruments for testing the Eyes, and
has the machinery here in Alliance,
Opposite Postoffice,
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for grinding1 lens to fit each individual eye.
We solicit the most difficult cases and guar
antee satisfaction with the Peerless Lens
where all others fail;
COME IIS AND SEE US
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RAILWAY NOTES AND PERSONALS
Frank Vaughn of the local made a
trip to Sterling Monday.
Conductor Ed Brindley made a short
trip to Ctiadron, returning Tuesday on
No. 42.
East end local conductor C. D. Rider
is on passenger this week. Con. Ken
ner has his run.
Chat ley Mathews of Marsland, came
in Tuesday. He will be here a short
time on business.
Mrs. Clyde Miller, who has been
spending a few days at Hot Springs,
returned Tuesday.
George Moffit, a well remembered
engineer, spent a few days in Alliance.
His home is now in Denver.
Civil Engineer A. L. Jackson was on
No. 36 when she was wrecked Monday.
He was coming to Alliance.
Doctors Uellwood and Slagle went
with the wrecker Monday night and
returned Tuesday on No. 42.
Fireman C. H. Hull, who has been
off nursing a very painful boil on his
neck, has again reported for work.
Miss Burchell and her friend, Miss
Nolan, who have been visiting Hot
Springs, came home Tuesday evening.
Conductor C. D. Reed went to Craw
ford Wednesday. He will attend the
inquest held over those killed in the
wreck.
Fred Dill, Who has been switching
at Seneca, had his right arm severely
scalded. He has gone to his home in
Thedford.
Brakeman Tragresser deadheaded
to Crawford Wednesday morning to be
a witness before the coroner, who is
investigating the wreck.
Firemen Fredericks, Bacon and
Treffney were among those who went
to Deadwood Wednesday to be pres
ent at the funeral of Fireman Keenan.
Word comes from Grant and Cal
lagy, who quit here a short time ago,
that they have both secured employ
ment with the C. & N. W. with their
home at Chadron.
Engineer E. L. Bishop and wife en
tertained a few friends last Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Christoph of
Norfolk. 500 was played and at mid
night a lunch was served.
Conductor Frank Chambers of the
Sheridan division came in on delayed
42 Tuesday. Mrs. Chambers and the
Misses Helen and Dortbea, who have
been visiting in Alliance, will return
with him to Edgemout Thursday morn
ing. Word comes from Mrs. Hill in Long
Beach, Cal., that her new cottage is
nearly completed. Her son, Bunker
Hill, is with her and both are very well
pleased with their new home. The
two daughters, Mrs. Wm. Eubanks
and Mrs. Frank Chambers, are plan
ning to visit Mrs. Hill this fall.
Former Allianceites at Scottsbluff
The following taken from the Scotts
bluff Star will be of interest to our
readers:
The Diers Bros, store has secured
the services of W. J. Fuller, formerly
of Alliance, as manager of its grocery
department. Mr. Fuller fs a thorough
grocery man and has the reputation of
holding the confidence of all who deal
with him. Mr- Jackson, junior mem
ber of the firm, informs us that plans
are under way to haye a new building
erected for the firm and the matter
will be settled next week.
H A. Feltz, for several years mana
ger of one of Alliance's large stores, in
the diy goods department, has ac
cepted a position in the same capacity
with the Weller Co heie. He assumed
his duties last Fnday and will move
his family here next week. The Wei-
lers now have a force of twelve clerks
and are well settled in their new quar
ters. Their new dry goods depart
ment will be ready for the opeuing as
advertised in another part of this paper.
Another Hew Building for Alliance
Alliance will have another new
building on Box Buite Avenue. It will
be located on the third lot north of The
Herald office and is being erected by
S. C Reck. The Adler family who
are the owners, of the lot have con
tracted for the building which is to be
of brick with basement- The si?e will
be 25 by 80 feet. It will be completed
within the next two months if possible.
Twins
M. Joseph Kelly of Carroll, Iowa, is
a uephew of Mert Keane and brother-in-law
to J. B. Gray and J. W. Guth
ne, the genial insurance men, who re
ceived the following telegram last Sat
urday: "A pair, boy aud girl. Mother aud
babies O. K. Joe."
In reply to which the iollowing was
wired back:
"Hearty congratulations. Has any
one there seen Kelly? Jim and John."
Sewerage Taxes.
Residents of the various sewer dis
tricts in city of Alliance are notified
that they will save costs to make im
mediate payment of taxeb now due on
account of construction of city lateral
districts, the collection of same having
been given me. Call at office in court
house and settle without delay
Fred Mollkjng,
County Treasurer.
Miss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACHER OF PIANO
324., West Idaho. Phone 20
MID-SUMMER SALE OF
Cool, Comfortable Wearables
-Ladies' Department- Men's Department
One lot light, cool Wash
Suits, worth up to (SL'2 0&
$7.50, go at poyo
The balance of Wash , m?r?
Suits go at 3 FF-
.One lot fresh, cool qO
Shirtwaists at V OC
Sample line Shirtwaists Oil
One lot fine linen Shirt
waists that sold for $4.50 J? 'j no
Exceptional vals., goat VvVO
One lot $1 CQn
Corsets at OuO
50c
Girdles at
25c
Children's Hose, all colors 'jr
2 pair for O'
Children's Parasols, 15
Fine Pearl Buttons, 5C per doz.
100 pairs Ladies' Oxfords,
broken lots, latest styles at
FF
150 pairs Misses' and Children's A
Oxfords in kids, oxbloods, tans
and patent leathers at OFF
One lot Men's Summer
Suits. All this season's fa -d A m f
Your choice of any suit in
our immense stock of up-to-date
summer clothing,
worth $35.00, for
$20
Oxfords Oxfords Oxfords
Big line, all shapes and leathers
1
54 off
Light, cool, perfectly fitting fC-
Men's Underwear, Porosknit J jR
and Balbriggan, 1 lot fcWw
Boys' Summer Underwear, IO,C
All Dress Straw Hats go at
ls off
Railroad Men's
Straw Caps,
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Norton'
THE QUALITY STORE
mm
RIGHT NOW
IS THE TIME
Any $30.00, $27.50 or $25.00
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit
YOUR FREE
CHOCE FOR
See those $15 Suits for $10
THE FAMOUS
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