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The Alliance Herald
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
VOLUME XIX
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA I THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1912
NUMBER 14
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THE FIRST NATIONAL
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LOOK AT
These Blues
and these Grays
and these Browns
Did you ever see anything hand
somer than' this Blue Gray'?
If I could only pick this cloth
ing department up in my hand,
and just give every man in Al
liance a glimpse of these new
Spring materials
The clothing manager is enthusiastic
He has a right to he.
The writer wishes this advertisement could nick
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this Norton Clothing Department up bodily and hring it to the eye
attention of every man who wants a new suit
The materials are so splendid
The variety is so extraordinary
The values are so unusual
And the determination and ability is here
to satisfy every man
We haven't talked price
We could talk every price
$12.50 $15.00 $18.00 $20.00 $25.00
Every price stands for an Out-of-the-Ordinary Suit we know that
we have to have prices and values out of the ordinary to get you to buy
We know what we have to do and we're doing it we're making
It worth while for men to buy"'
Suits at Norton's and they
are buying them. Are you :
Good Clothe
THE ALLIANCE
DAILY HERALD
Demand for Daily Newspaper in Al
liance to be Met for One
Month at Least
FIRST ISSUE. MARCH 16, 1912
Yielding to repeated and urgent ro
quews to establish a daily newspa
per in Alliance. The UM-nM Publish
ing Company has docidd to make
the experiment for one month, com
mencing Saturday, Mnrrh 16, and
continuing till Monday, April 15. The
renson for selecting this particular
period to try tho venture one month
1s that, on account of the union re
vival meetings which are to be com
mented next Sunday, a full account
of which will be published in the
dally, a large number of extra sub
scribers can be secured. We are
planning to print one sermon com
plete in each Issue alter the first.
While the dally will give full ac
count of these meetings, its news wil
not be confined to them by any
means. We will give the usual
Quota of local news, besides state
ami general news to some extent.
The daily will be strictly nonparti
san. If politics are discussed, it
will be from an independent stand
point. The Alliance Daily Herald wUI be
published one calendar mont.h daily
except Sunday, making tweaity-slx
issues. The subscription price will
be 5 cents per single copy, IS cents
per week, and 50 cents for the en
tire month. We will print some ex
tra copies the first issue so thai
persons ..o are unable to send ua
i heir subscriptions on or before Sat
urday of this week may lutve their
ur nipt tons begin Pith ilie first Is-
WU until the supply of extra copies
M ncc-n Mcha-Uffetf.' ' -
W'e invite all leaders of The Her
ald to subscribe for the daily inline-
diately and call the attention of
their friends to the same, or what
will be still better, send in the sub
M-riptions of your friends with your
o.vn. Write names and post office
addresses plainly and enclose cheek
(,r money order for sums of one dol
lar cr more. K n;itta:ices of less
than one dollar may be sent in one
Or two-cent postage stamps. Address
HBftALD PUHUSHINU COMPANY.
Alliance, Nebraska.
St Patrick's Day Doings
At the Knights of Columbus Hall,
Ninth Street and Cheyenne
Avenue, Alliance
FINE MENU, GOOD PROGRAM
St. Patrick's Day banquet will be
served In K. of 0, Hall from 12 m.
to ". p. m. Following Is the
Menu
Koat sirloin pork and apple .sauce,
roast beef, mashed potatoes ami
brown gravy, pickles, cabbage salad,
btkf rolls, bread and butter, cake, cof
fee, ice cream and hot biscuits.
Price 50 (tents. Children under (J
years, 25 cents.
The evening program will consist
of the following
NORTON'S
Know I s for Hest V alues
JAMES n. KENNEDY
Dentist
New office
First National Bank Building
PHONE J.t
AGENTS. 16.00 A DA.
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A. J. KENNEDY
DENTIST
Other to Alliance National Hank Klk
Over Posloflice
Phone 391.
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Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BR EN NAN'S DRUG 8 TO RE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appointment
PHONE 526 RED
g c Corsets
RECTOR CO., Holdrege. Nebr.
FOR SALE AT
BOGUE'S
DR. L. W. BOWHAN
Office Upstairs, First National Bank
Building
Phone, Office 362
Phone, Residence 16
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Program
Ore lies) ra.
Why we celebrate St. Patrick's
Day, Krnest O'Keefe.
lkar Little Shamrock, May Hine
Faith and Father land, W Kent
Song; K. F. Costetlo.
Duet, Mis. II Duncan. Anna ()'-
iilltler
Song. Shoogy Shoo. Miss BrOOOM,
I'nfold Kiins Flag. Kd Shields
Piano Solo, Mary Keestci
Harp That Once, Academy Chorus.
Plain. Solo. Miss It Taylor.
The Irish In America. Hon
M. Ilroome
Song, Mrs II Duncan.
Heading. Fiances I . kn i
Song. Dick Burke.
Solo, Kuih M orris
Song, J. cm lute.
Heading, Carrie Niedemieyer.
Come Hack to Klin, Clarence
land
Vote of Thanks. Heury Murphy
F
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Building Time at Hand
See us for prices on all
kinds of Building Material
S. A. Foster Lumber Co.
A L. CONKLIN, Mgr.
o nsr as s
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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Denton's Variety Store
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SEE OUR
Easter Novelties
Also tne thousand and one useful articles for the home
FINEST LOT OF 10C GOODS IN TOWN
313 Box Butte Ave.
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At Stuckey's
Spring
jfasbions
Exhibit
and Opening of
handsome new
styles in Ladies'
Hats, Dresses,
Waists and
Furnishings
SATURDAY,
March 16, 1912
Ctngham and percale at Simmons
"POLLY" A HIT
The Aringtont Score Anotheir Suc
cess at the Opera House
That such a large house turned out
in the face of a fierce blUzard to
witness the Ariuglon Stock Co. in
Polly of the Circus,1' at the Phelan
Opera House on Wednesday night,
is a high compliment and It was u
compliment not unplaced, for It was
a splendid performance of a delight
ful play The new people in the
company established themselves at
once as prime favorites.
Tonight the play will be I. Nile
Tormenr." and Frilay night the rat
tling merry i-oaiHly, "The Man in
Itlack.' There will be a matinee
Satunla and on Saturday evening
"St. Klmo" will be given.
The OMepMJf "ill close its en
gagement with the performance on
Monday night of James J. Corbet t's
j;reu starring play of "Pals."
TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT
If you are Interested in the Alli
ance daily paper you are earnestly
requested to subscribe for It your
self and tell your friends about it
I.M MFIMATKI.Y and invite them to
subscribe, also.
lauge Hue spring hats at
mous
Sim
PUBLIC NOTICE
Dr. C K. Slugle, who has been
with tile i he past five years as as
sistant, Is no longer In my employ.
All bills for work done by him prior
to Feb. 1st, l!UL', are payable dir-l
to me H. H. HKU.WOOD, M. D.
1 1 14-tf
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
The next edition of the Alliance
telephone directory will be issued
April 1st. All persons who expect
to make changes in their telephone
numbers antl all who expect to in
stall telephones soon are requested
to notify T I'f Heesou. manager,
within the net week, so that they
. .in be assigned numbers iu time for
the same to appear in the new tele
phone directory. 14-1-1 U0
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