The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, August 11, 1910, Image 1

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Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
VOLUME XVII,
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, AUGUST ll, ItJIO
NUMBER 35
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STATEMENT of the CONDITION
of the
First National Bank
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
Overdrafts ....
United States Bonds (Par)
Banking House -
CASH and SIGHT EXCHANGE
Liabilities
Capital-Stock '
Surplus. :
Undivided Profits
Circulation' -
DEPOSITS . -
$464,581.97
43.35
51,000.00
10,000.00
134,018.70
$659,644.02
$ 50,000.00
50,000.00
1,932.90
50,000.00
497,711-12
$659,644.02
This Bank is.a designated United States Depository.
We have a modern and up-to-date equipped Bank and
are prepared to care for our customers in
any legitimate banking business.
We pay interest on deposits left for six or twelve months.
We have safety deposit vaults for rent.
Populists, Attention!
The editor of TI10 Herald has
received a notice from 0. B.
Manuel, chairman, and E,,A,
Walrath, secretary, of the state
central commtitee of tho Peoples'
Independent party, dated AVig.
9th, requesting populists to vote
under the name of "democrat"
at the primaries on the 16th iijst.
in order to help give Governor
Shallenberger the de m oc r a t i c
nomination, and thus defeat
what they call a "republican'
Dahlman" scheme.
"With the exception of candi
dates for governor, all the candi
dates for state office who have
filed for the populist nomination
have also tiled for the democratic
nomination, so that they can still
favor their preferred candidates
by helping to give them the
democratic nomination, also.
This will not prevent the pop
ulists from having a ticket at he
November election, for if every
populist who receives this notice
votes under the name of "demo
crat" at the primaries, there will
still be a large number who will
not receive the notice in time' to
comply with the request, and' al
though the number who vote un
der the populist name be evex so
small it will be sufficient to nom
inate a ticket. 1
In this connection wish to sug
gest that this will give populist
readers of this paper an excel
lent opportunity to help give
Ijchard L. Metcalfe the demo
cratic nomination for the United
States senate. Met" is by nil
odds the logical choice of popu
lists for that office, and they
should do what they can to help
give him the democratic nomina
tion, which we believe will mean
his election.
54th Representative District
C J. Collins of Collins, McPlicrson
county, who is a candidate for the
democratic nomination for state rep
resentative in the 54th district, was in
Alliance the first of the week. This
district does not include Box Butte
county, but does include Morrill, Chey
enne, Garden and Scotts Bluff coun
ties, in which The Herald has a large
circulation, consequently Mr. Collins
requests us to announce his candidacy
through our columns.
He is a ranchman, and is also post
master at Collins where he has a store.
He and the editor differ on the question
of county option, hut agree on direct
legislation which, after all, we consider
the paramount issue. He promises, if
elected, to Vote for the candidate for
United States senator who shall receive
the largest popular vote at the Novem
ber election, and we would not support
a man for the legislature who would
not promise the same Bince the "Ore
gon plan" of electing senators has been
adopted in Nebraska.
I Am a Dentist:
My office is over Brennan's drug
store. Do you need any dental work?
Will vou give me an opportunity to
convince you that when you come to
me for your dental work you get a high
er grade of dentistry? I use the best
material, the latest methods, and if
you want the BEST WORK at a
reasonable price come to my office.
Come up and talk it over. Examina
tions free. Remember the place, room
20, Rumer block. Open Sundays; 9 to
12 in. Phone 525. A. GAISER,
35-tf. Alliance, Nebr.
Special on Groceries !
While This Special Offer Lasts
$6.25 for $5.00
$12.50 for $10.00
S5.00 CASH $1 0.00 CASH
Buys the Following: Buys the Following:
50 lbs. best grade Flour. . .$1
2 cans Pineapple (large size)
2 cans Forest City White
Cherries (large size)
2-25 oz. cans Baking Powder
2 lbs. Breakfast Call Coffee
1 Gal. Vinegar (in jug) ....
1 qt. J. M. Sweet or Sour
Pickles
5 Boxes Matches
1 Bottle Monarch Catsup..
2 Boxes Fancy Dried Cur
rants 8 Packages 'Mothers Corn
Flakes'
1 Bottle Strawberry Extract
Flavoring
1 Bottle Lemon Extract "
Flavoring
1 Box Tooth Picks
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.70
.70
.50
.50
.05
.35
.25
.25
or.
.15
.15
.05
100 lbs Best Grndo Flour . .$3.20
14 lbs- Granulated Sugar. . 1.00
4-25 oz. cans Baking Powder 1.00
2 lbs. Breakfast Call Coffee .50
20 bars Diamond 'C Soap. , 1.00
1 box (8 bars) Toilet Soap. . .25
0 qt. cans Tomatoes 75
2 qt. cans White Grapes. . . .50
2 qt. cans Forest City
Peaches 00
2 qt. cans Standard Apri
cots 70
1 qt. jar Sweet or Sour
Pickles 35
1 gal. Vinegar (in jug) 55
1 Glass Lamp (complete) ... .75
1-2 doz. Cups and Saucers .05
1-2 doz. Dinner Plates 00
1 bottle Blu'ine 10
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Total ..$12.50
Phones 1
and 2
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AUGUST 15 to 25
CLEARING SALE SCHOOL SALE
We are offering in this sale all Summer There are only a few days more in which
Goods at prices that will enable us to make a to buy the articles necessary to outfit the
quick clearing for the new fall stock. You children for school and you will find buying
will find exceptional reductions on Men's Sum- an easy task here where the assortment is
mer Weight Suits, Ladies' Wash Suits, Ox- large and the price is low.
fords, Embroideries, etc.
DRESS GOODS
Vs off
Dress Goods Remnants and
Mill Ends. This lot at ... .
34 in Percale 9cts. Per Yard 7 f
Percale Mill Ends I2ct. goods '2rs
Mill End Gingham 6c Per Yard
Exceptional values in 32 in. 4f Per
Wool Voiles 75c QualityTr JS r yard
New Fall Dress Goods. We made an ex
ceptionally good buy in 65c Fall Patterns
which we offer at the low price of 3QC
Per Yard. Just the thing for School
Wear
JOff WASH SUITS JOff
Last clean up on these suits at ou
This gives you a $9.50 suit for $4.75, $7.50
suit for $3.75, and 56.50 for $3.25.
Children's fine ribbed hose
Pink. Tan, Oxblood, Red 0 n f,.n 0
and Black U )1, 11)1 U
1 Lot of Ladies' Hose tOc
SHIRT WAISTS
There are a fine lot in white On It Qfip
lawn and Percales and "HI J OUU
Silk, Linen and Lawn Waists, a fine assort
ment at J4 ff.
V clour and Corded Upholstering
Goods
75c grade 55c per yd.
15c Curtain Scrims. ..lie per yd.
35c Curtain Madras. . 26c per yd.
100 Gross Pearl Buttons, 2 doz. for 5c
MEN'S SUITS
These ore New, Fresh', This Season's Goods
$20 Suits S14- Suits up to $35, $22.50
$15 Suits $11 Suits up to $12 50, $7.50
Trousers
50 pairs Men's Pants, your choice $1.39
100 boys' knee pants, "Worsteds and OQp
Cussimeres worth up to 75c at vol
Big line of boys' knee pant suits $2.95
Here is a good chance 10 buy a good service
able Hat at a very low price. They are div
ided into two lots.
Cluett Shirts worth $1.50 and $1 7
1JG LINb MEN'S MNlY HOtb, .t.e A OC
Aimllif-r Linp 3 iiai s fur 250
SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS
24 111. Matting Suit Cases $1.65
$5 Leather Suit Cases $3,95
15 per cent Discount on any Trunk in our
Immense Stock.
Ties
Wash 1 ies. 2 for
An I'lct'H'i luif ea- h
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Big clean up of all kinds of Buttons worth
up to 20c doz. at 5C doz.
15 Bolts Heavy Linen Crash Iflfi Per
regular 15c seller at lUw yd.
in this sale
Sunbonnets 18 cents
Cotton Flannel Gloves, 5 pr 25c
A lure ubsortment in Tans,
rateut Leather, Gun Met-
Entire line of Children's Rompers at 40c -
Embroideries, 20 per cent Discount
LACES, 4c PER YARD
Worth up to 10c Per Yard. 4c while they
last.
Ladies', Misses' & Children's Oxfords
We place on sale at this time oureutne stock of tie and
upto date htJeg in Ladies', Misses' and Childiens' Ox
fords tit a
25 Discount
HATS
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$1.39 for a $2 hat. $1.96 for hats up to $3 M8ll'S OxfOrdS
ul and Vict Kid. sptciblly piiced for this I A-C-fr
sale at f.OTT
"Daddy Duke"
School Shoes
This is positively the best line of Boys'
Shoes manufactured, and you can depend
upon the fact that when you buy a "Daddy
Duke" Shoe you get thfr best for the ruoney.
Men's Underware
Porosknit and Balbriggan, 21c per garment.
Boys' sizes at 18c per garment.
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men's Negligee shirts, latest patterns, uoitli CQn
$1 ooat .... UUU
75c work and dress shirts 4-9c
One lot Monarch and Summitt shirts worth
up to $1.50 at . 88c
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