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VOLUME XIX
The Alliance Herald
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY. NEBRASKA: THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912
Largest Circulation
of any Newspaper in
Western Nebraska.
NUMBER 28
The First National Bank
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
Convention Headquarters for
Stockmen
tYou arc cordially Invited to call on us
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
OPENING DAY Of
BIG CONVENTION
First Day of Stockmen's Convention
Opens Under Favorable Con
ditions and with Good
Prospects
INTERESTING DAILY PROGRAM
A. J. KENNEDY
DENTIST
i Office in Alliance National Bank Blk
Over Postolnce.
'Phone 391.
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Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appontment
PHONE 526 RED
DR. L.W. BOWTIAN
Office Upstairs, First National Bank
Building
Phone, Office 3A2
Phone, Residence 16
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
Horse and Mule Sale
We are going to conduct a sale
of Horses and Mules at the tok
yards. Alliance, Nebr., on Saturday,
June 29th. We want every ranch
man and dealer or anyone else hav
ing horses and mules to dispose of
to list them for this sale. There
will be plenty of buyers here from
eastern and southern staHes who will
pay the best prices for all kinds.
We have the assistance of sever
al parties who will get all the good
buyers here possible. Don't be
fraid to bring in your horses and
mules as we will protect you and
see that you get a good square deal.
l.isi them as soon as itossible so
we can get a line on what to adver
ft. l.KSTER ft SON.
25-4-1286
The big Stockmen's convention tor
19V Is on. Beautiful wnalher, a
program never before excelled In
tretlng features, important buai
Mbb to be transacted by tlx- Ne
braska Stock Growers Assoclaltion, a
tairge attendance, "11 add Interest to
this i t-iii annual event.
The attendance today is fairly good
and It is eipected that many more
people will be in town Friday and
Saturday than today. The South O
maha crowd, without whom t.li
stockmen's convention at Alliance
would never be quite complete, ar
rived this morning, as stated in an
other column where a list of their
names is given.
Mr. Cooper, the aviator, is here,
accompanied by his assistant. lie
made a irinl flight before breakfast
this morning in his Curtis biplane.
It worked fine. He will make three
flightB this afternoon and also Fri
day and Saturday afternoons. The
exact time that the flights will be
made cannot be stated, as the bird
man wHl fly at such times in the
afternoon as he thinks conditions are
most, favorable.
Following Is the program for to
morrow and Saturday:
Friday, June 21
9:00 Band Concert,
10:00 Phelan Opera House. Session
of Convention.
1::i0 Fair Grounds:
One half mile dash, purse 1100.
Exhibition Aerial Glide, Aviator
Cooper.
Bentley's circus of wild cattle and
bucking mqles.
Cow pony race.
5-8 mile dash, purse $125.00.
Broncho Busting.
Relay, Kj.e
A via. if Cper
7:00 Band Concert.
8:30 To be arranged.
Saturday, June 22.
(Free automobile ride for visitors
during morning. 1
9 00 Bsnd Cocent
i ;10 p. m FAir Grounds
Flight by Cooper.
mile dash, purse flOO.
Bucking Broncho contest. Finals.
Exhibition riding wild cattle, Op SB
to all.
Potato ra(G. Pure $25. No en
trance Aviator Cooer.
H. lay Race;
Mile race, purse $125.
7:00 Band Concert
8:. 10 Minstrel know.
ljwt Fllgtit.
Mrs. J. W Fargo of Dead wood. 8.
D., arrived Monday morning and
Will renin m til) Sa.t unlay , the guest.
of Mrs. H. A. Bow-man of The Fhtike
Hotel. Mrs Fargo is proprietor of
a large fancy goods store and needle
work shop, and is an Instructor In
needle work, as will be. seen b y
her announcement elsewhere In this
paper.
Mr. and Mra. S. K. Warrick re
turned last Friday from their vaca
tion trfji to Arkansas, both -eming
to be much refreshed by the 0U: in
wind rest received from W.
About two page of adver. isements
and nows Hems are crowded out of
this issue of The Herald, Including
obituary n -t.ices which will appear
next week, our Junior Norma not
copy for whtoA was received too bato
for publication, and a nutnbi r of lo
cal news items. Among Lhi alver
t;s. -ineAts crowded out is one for Geo.
G. Oattsby, Alliance agent for the
WaJSM for it Sext week
eelebrated "Free" sewing machine,
a , i
A pert of The Herald's country
correspondence for this wr k was
re.-eive today, too late for publica
tion in this teeue.
As announced in this paper lasti
week, commencement exercises or
St. Agnes Academy were held last
wght tn the Phelan opera house. The
program wan an Interesting one and
was woJl rendered. It reflected cred
it upon the students and teachers of
ihe Adijdemy. There was a good at-.enila-nce
and all - ftned to be well
pleasdhV The grade program last
Friday evening was well prepared arJ The weather the pat. week has
received coinmetid:i!ion from those, been good for small grain and pota-
who attendei the exer toea but most too cool for Ideal corn
Facts About the
ttANGE
AT-
ALLIANCE, NEBR.,
JUNE 27th and 28th
The sale consists of 6oo head of ranje and broke
horses. Kvery head is consigned by a breeder.
Their condition is a result of the best grass known
in l J years. Alliance horses have breeding, size and
condition. THEY MA K E GOOD.
This is a sale not an invoice
You will have a show no favorites played. Un
excelled shipping facilities.
Write or wire
EDGAR W. WILSON, Mgr., ALLIANCE, NEB.
or F. L. Wright, Auct., Scottsblifff. Neb.
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
seat her. There has not been nim li.
rain during the week, all ho there
wore showers teat Sunday. Today
Is the warmest It has been for some
fhne, and the fortnst for tomorrow
is for still wanner weather
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Three Men's Suit Specials
that will start the
flying machinfe
GRAND $15.00 SUIT SPECIAL
Makes you pel like you had on a $'V suit. They are the
best that ever came down the pike for
ISO. Sale Price, 913.00.
A Big $18.00 Suit Special
it All and -') suits will go at 1.00
Better still, bring a $10
bill and dress up in the best $12.50 and
sir, suit you ever saw. You better get
in on this while the sizes are complete.
They wont last long at this price, slU.
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Down goes the old front down go the prices
Then up with the new front and a greater Norton's store
NORTON'S
Men's Oxfords
10 off on all new summer
Oxfords during this sale,
including l'Moislieims, the
Kacine and .lames Means
makes.
Male Skin Bboef - vi !'
I toys' Tennis Shoes .".
Dry Goods Specials
Kiguicd Batiste I'm- quality at 12'
Silk Striped Voile. :irc iuality 29c yd
Tissue Brilliant Summer fabric; $5c
quality at flc.
'11 im li Ninon Silk,
at 40c yd
27 inch .Jap Silk, all colors including
black and white, 4(.c yd.
HOSIERY SNAPS
La. lie.-,' i-eg. 20cH4osv, 15c ; 2 for 25c
A good black lisle hose :it only
A pure silk hose in white, 'an and
Mack ai
( 'ii imp 14 i" lisle hose 25
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MU II .M I S. M1KN , OX
KOCii-JTIlUL N. Y.
Big Leather Suit Case Special
A $5.50 Leather Case, $3.75
l I fAHAM t OS ALL s . SHI NTS
Ut it caiag K -iscutmui this lint of skirts
All 7.V Suininitt shirts
All il.5 Summitt shirts
All 91.90 Summitt shirts . . .
All $i 00 Simiinilt shirts . . .
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LADIES' SHOES
A table ol Ladies" Oxfords worth up in s.
special at SI. 98
in" discount on any Ladies' Boottf, Ox
lords or Pumps in our entire stock
I bit Itt tl MMrs. wtrtk U V bO saacial
75c
EMBROIDERY SPECIALS
The prettiest and most elaborate
line of Kuibroideiies that we have
ever hown will be offered at prices
much brlow what vou usually pn.V
4," inh Kmbroidery FlouacinK.
Kegalar ! value, sale priee 75c
4.") inch Kmbrouiei v Klouncingii,
1.7r. values, sale trice jer yd.1.25
;J0c 1" inch Kmbroideiy secial,
at I8- yd.
r.ii.- 1h inch Kinbroidery sncial,
at 39- yd.
05c 16 inch Lmbroidery spe-ial,
at 49- yd.
MORTON'S
I he Store nits a Uhhicip. t
During this Valt; ve will ji e
1 5 iiisctuint on all Men's Pants
20 off RUGS
On Any i . i V
ton suit SPECIAL
ays Kiic-srkscktt Suits
Suss u tt II Sptci
$4.50
NORTON'S
know 1 tor Bet Value
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