VOLUME XVI 1 1
NUMBER 14
4226
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALLIANCE
MARCH 7, 191 1
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .
OyptiI rafts .
United States Bonds (Par)
Banking House
Cash and Sight Exchange
$430,218.71
1,067.12
. 5 l.ooo. oo
10,000.00
01,767.68
$590,058. tl
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock . . $:o,ooo.oo
Surplus and Undivided Profits 71, '.17. 70
Circulation .... 50,000.00
Depositt 415,005.71
$500,058.41
We offer the services of a bank doing a contervat ve, legitimate general banking business.
Courteous treatment and pro npt attention always rendered. Foreign exchange bought and sold.
Letters of credit and traveers checks issued. Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts.
Health
and
Strength
are better than
riches, and
much easier
to attain.
Now is the time to build
up your strength, tone your
entire system and estab
lish a solid, permanent
foundation of health.
Begin with a good tonic
we have several excellent
ones. Let us recommend
Rexal SarsaparillaT ni .
It will clear your blood, impart
tone and vigor to all your organs,
stimulate your entire system and
help to strengthen and build up
your body, brain and nerves.
Sold in large bottles, $1.00, with
the Rcxall guarantee.
HOLSTEN'S
GREAT
CloigOii
Sa
$5,000 STOCK
General Merchandise
Greatest dosing out sale ever of
fered In Alliance. If cutting prices
ML WHS
TANKS
STORM SASHES
COUNTERS
AND
SHELVING
If A SPECIALTY
A. P. LEE, Hgr.
J f !' I I'M1 H"l-H
I KENNEDY BROTHERS
DENTISTS.
Othtc in Alliance National Hank Blk
Over Postoffice.
'Phoue 391.
DR. A. GAISER.
D E T 1ST
Office, Kooin io. Kumer
I'lioi.c AUieuee, Nebr.
v. ill be any object we will do our
opst to close out the whole stock In
two weeks. Come in and see that
what we say is true,
fe to M values in Men's Suits for
$)i to $12.
Hoy' Suits, worth $3 to $8, to go at
$1.50 to $4.
I ; Long Pants, good value at 75
cts. to fl.26.
I ,i(, arils Press Goodn at half price.
Calico, 5'. cents a ;rd.
Varn less than cost.
i) xorth Ol hue;; Its than cost.
I hits Caps, Su:-insiders, Clows,
Hose, China Wore, Ladies' Silk
Gloves. Corsets BUd a great many
other things al a meat BARGAIN.
: 'd pairs Slioe, new stock, to go
ii two-thirds val .e.
UndrWr, ail hnds, less than
CObl.
Show Oases, S a es. Coffee .Mill and
al store llxmres lor sale.
Sugar $ a sack; It lbs. for $1.
Best Hour that can oe had $2.65 per
hundred.
Cora Meal j)0 cts. for 10 lb. sack.
Canned Milk und all Canned Goods
at cut prl es.
Japan Tea, W 'ts. pound.
1 bars White Russian Soap, 25 cts.
I'ailroad fare paid one way on all
purchases of $20 by persons from ad
joining counties.
Here's a great combination bar
,-ain:
1 i'allon Can Syrup, 50 cents; ty lb.
:;inger, 20 cents; 7 lbs. Sugar. 50c;
I Can Asparagus Tips, 25 cents; 1
iox Kice Flakes, 10 cents; 2 cans
Tomatoes, 25 cents; 2 cans corn, 25
cents; 1 can Baking Powder, 15 c;
1 can Spinach, 15 cents; 1 can Mex
ene. 10 cents; 1 bottle Bluing, 10c;
boxes Matches. 25 cents; 2 boxes
Slices, 20 cents; .'. bottles Kxnaits.
(ft cants; 5 bars White Russian soap,
i!5 cents; 1 can Lima Beans. 10 cts.;
2 lb. Japan Tea, 25 cents; fc lb.
Cinger, L'5 cents; 1 box Swift's clean
ser, 15 cents; Total, $4 45 Will fill
this order for $3.10.
ESSAY & KEENEN,
Box Butte Avenue, one half blcx k
aorth of Burlington Hotel.
A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER at
an expense so trifling as to hardly
"count" at all, will sell any and ev
ery useful artile he owns which is
no longer useful to him. And he
will realize in cash the actual val-
BASE BALL FANS MEET
The base ball fans of Alliance will
meet at the Snyder confectionary
store next Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock, for the purpose of organizing
for the coming season.
It Is the desire and the Intention
Of the fans to form n circuit In this
part of Nebraska, to Include Sidney
QHd the North Platte vnlloy towns,
as well as Crawford, Chadron, etc.
The Alliance Herald will run a
I. use ball and sporting department
for the Information of Its readers.
This department will give not only
the local news but the news of state
and nation as well In the base ball
realm. It is expected to start this
department as soon as the season
opens.
LIGHT PLANT BELONGS TO CITY
The Alliance Electric Company
turned over the plant to the city
tills morning, although the new man
ager, who we understand Is from Lin
coln, has not yet arrlevd. The sign
ing of papers, etc., has not yet been
ompleted but It Is expected that it
will be finished this evening.
W, E. SPENCER WITHDRAWS
FROM RACE FOR COUNCIL
MAN FROM FIRST WARD.
JOE VAUGHN WILL
RUN FOR THE
PLACE
Mr. Vaughn is a Man Liked by All,
a Firm Believer in the Square
Deal, and Will Make a
Good Councilman.
W B, Siencer, who was urgod to
run for councilman of first ward by
friends. In tin; following statement
ireH to The Herald for publication,
withdraws his consent to run for
tliis place, on account of not having
the tlmo to give to the position His
kt ateuant Is as follows:
while i appreciate very much the
honor my friends would do me In
miming ma as a candidate for coun
cilman in the First ward ol Alliance
the coming year, numerous urgent
Batten In connection with my busl
aess and personal affairs make It
doubtful whether I could properly
attend to the duties I would owe the
city, and I have therefore decided
not to be a candidate. Thanking my
friends, and asking them not to fur
ther circulate the petition they start
ed In my behalf, 1 urn, with thanks.
W. K. SPKNCKR.
A petition has been circulated and
filed naming Joe Vaughn for this
place on the ticket. The Herald
knows of no better man than Mr.
Vaughn for this place, and feels sure
that he will see that the square
deal Is given to all. Mr. Vaughn Is
an old resident of Alliance anil has
Qone a great deal In making this
uity the metropolis of western Ne-Utaska.
The Real Issue in the City Campaign
The Question of Licensing Saloons Net so Much an Issue at that of an
Administration of City Government In the Interest
of Decency.
Dr. Boland Phone 65
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
The Herald Job department Is
making preparations for Issuing the
second telephone directory for the
Nebraska Telephone company for
the Alliance exchange. The Increase
in the number of phones lately has
necessitated making the new dlrec-1
tory four pages larger than the liiKt
one.
, nyone desiring n change In the
directory should notify the office at
once.
The editor of this paper has coio'ereed with quite a number of vot
ers in regard to the coming city election In Alliance, voters who repre
tent both the "wet" and the "dry" elemente, as they ere called; that
is, voters who favor the licensing of inloons, and those who prefer to
have no saloons; and it seems to bo the concensus of opinion that the
question of license wi'l scarcely be Irought into this campaign, If at all,
but that an administration of the city government in the Interest of
tonmon decency is paramount. There are a lot of voters In Alliance who
believe that the licensing of saloons, under proper legal restrictions, Is,
under existing conditions, the bett metnod of controlling the liquor traffic,
yet they are thoroughly disgusted witln the "wide open" policy of the
last year. There are others who do not believe In the license policy
at all and they, too, are disgusted, and if we mistake not, many of them
are willing to concede a point of preference If by so doing an administra
tion can be secured that will place Alliance before the world as a de
cent licence city.
We suggest, at a plan of campaign, that these two clattet of vot
ers get together in the interett of the city. It may be necessary for
the "drys" to concede licenee for the coming year, but better that with
an improved condition in city administration than that matters continue
at they have been going for tome time past. A prominent gentleman
of this city who had been tpoken ofuntil recently at a probable candi
date for mayor, remarked to a representative of The Herald, and to
othert, that he did not think he would tuit either of the two elemente
of the citizens for the reason that he favored a cleaning up of the law
lessness that has been permitted under the present city admlnlttrtion,
and that, he laid, would not meet the approval of hte "wets". On the
ether hand, he favored license, under strict regulation, and that, would
be condemned by the "drys".
But we have too good an opinion of many of the to-called "wets" of
this city to think that they would condemn what thla gentleman endors
ed in hit conversation with ue. In fact, we know there are a good
many who favor license but who are very much dltpleated with the
city government as administered by the present mayor and who want
to tee a change.
Right here we with to remark that we have not the alightett feel
ing of animotity or ill will toward Mayor Harrit. During the patt year
he hat given The Herald ontiderable patronage which we appreciate. We
esteem hit friendship and dislike to "ay anything ditpleating to him.
But this paper would be unworthy of the confidene reposed in it if we
were to continue silent while an attempt is being made to perpetuate an
administration that is bringing the city into disrepute which cannot be
otherwise than detrimental to its welfare.
SPRINGTICDE
CLOTHES
Block,
4 2 tl ues of tuch thing
I
An assortment that bids well to attract the best
dressed men to our shop.
YOU ARE ENTITLED to the best style the most
correct style that is to be found. Why don't you
secure it f We travel the country over to obtain
real style, so you can travel a few blocks to get it. We
buy it in scores of patterns and dozens of models to make it
easv for vou to select one. Will you select that one now ?
IIANDECEE KINCA
CLOTHES.
D A C O.
ii
BrandegeeKincaid & Co. Clothes"
are made to fit to wear well to briny; you back to us
again.
Permit us to show you the Spring styles in this admirable
make. You'll not receive trifling treatment if you come
to us.
Service is a feature of our store which cannot be over
looked We know how to serve you well we don't bore.
We are interested in fitting you properly and in good style.
NORTON'S
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