( inflict ( iio
I'nhllMicd every Tlmridiiy nt tlio County Hoot.
it , ni'AniHni > mtv ,
a-Onica In OnMct ItlocU , Koilrtli Arc.'S
Klitercil ftl tlia luidofllca nl Hrnhcn lion , Nnli ,
HP flccoml claMtiintlcr , for trnimutnlon throiiKl
tut ! U. 8. mnllf.
I'ltlUK :
Cue Ycsr , In ndviuice Jl.U ,
TI1UKSDAY , APlilh 27 , 1800
It IB roportml Uml I'om Itued , llu
cminant HlnlcHinnii Iroin Maine , wil
resign his aunt in congress and no-
oopt a position with a law ( inn it :
Now York , which guarantees him
llfty thoiiHftiid dollnrH it year.
It HOOIUH lilco old timcH to read
i bout railroad building in
Many of the peoplu in the western
part of the Hlnto have waited long
yearn for a railroad to roach thorn
and wo arc glad that Home of thorn
will BOO their long wished for rail
road tnatorinlizo thin year Hold-
ruga Oitizou.
From all present indications Neb
raska will flourish thin year aa it has
never flourished before. Farmers mid
business men who had plastered
their property with mortgages hnvo
either bad them removed 01 have
got them in tmoh a condition that
they arc now on "easy struct" and
with'good crops this year the doHorl
will bo made to bloom au the rene ,
an it woro. Good crops make good
tuncB and good timcH tnako rcpubli-
can victories Hastings Tribune :
The robnttal testimony inter Sena
tor Quay trial , which was made
principally in crown quoHtioning the
proBouuting wit nooses put quite a
different aspect on the unso than
what was charged. It Hhowod that
instead of Quay conspiring to boat
the commonwealth. : t was a con-
Hpiraoy of his polilibal enemies to
beat him. The result wan that
eleven of IUH pcerH out of twelve on
the first ballot Haid ho was not
guilty and the twelfth one was not
long in reaching the samu conclu
sion.
The unexpected has happened.
Last Friday the state papeiH an
nounced the appointment of V. J.
Stedry , of Broken Bow , as one of
the deputy oil inspectors of the
Btato. Gov. Pointer is entitled to
the credit of occasionally doing the
right thing. Mr. Stedry , for years ,
has been nn em'cient worker in the
pop ranks , but invariably when ho
would ask recognition his co > labor
ers would snub him. It was from
a knowledge of thin fact that we
advised Mr. Stedroy sovoial months
ago to "bang up his harp" . Per
sonally Mr. Stedry is worthy of the
position , and wo congratulate him
on his success , his measly politics
notwithstanding.
A Dakota democrat , JamoH A
George , writes lo a Deadwood pa
per apropos of the uttoiancos of
Governor Leo and other popocrats ,
in which he quotes this Hignifliotnt
ulauso from the ft deral constitution :
"Treason against thu Un'itod States
shall consist only in levying war
rgainst them or in adhering to their
enemies , giving them aid and com
fort. " He announces therefore his
withdrawal from an outtit that in
giving aid and comfort to Aguinal-
do and his guerrillas and robbers
and his "fusion" with the party of
the administration. Thoio will bo
many followers of this frank and
outspoken democrat in South Da
kota Slate Journal.
The death of Ctl. Stotsonberg ,
Sunday , in a battle north of Malolos
while loading the advance on the
enemy , wao a great calamity rot
only to the Nebraska regiment butte
to the nation. Since the beginning
of active eorviuo , Feb 4th , ( JoI.
Stotsenberg has t hewn himself not
only a grand soldier but an efficient
leader. Ho had not only overcome
tbo prejudice against him when ho
was appointed over the regiment ,
b'lt had , by hia loyalty to his men ,
and bravery , so completely won the
oonOdenoo and adoration of his
men tbat they would have followed
bin command into the very jaws of
certain death. Thu same admira
tion shown by tbo members of his
regiment is felt by every loyal
citizen of Nebraska , and hit untime
ly death IB most uincerely regret-
Jed , PB to Mm is largely due the
good nanio and honors nuhiovod by
our Nebraska hoys.
Tim latest nnviuoH from Manila
is that the First Nebraska will he
retired from thi- tiling line 5u the
Philippines , which will bo glad
news to all. Th - Kna Nebraska
boys have been in the front rank in
nearly every ongagommit uinoo the
1th of February and they should he
given a rest
The managers of the Greater
American exposition , at Omaha , H >
far has found but few of the coun
try publishers that feel inclined to
give them free advertisement an
they did last year , VVbilo wo are
dcHiroiiH of seeing any legilimate
enterprise , lot it bo located whore
it may , mtccued , wu.do not feel
called upon to give outpace while
others roap'ihe financial benefit.
The news items furnished by the
manogers to the tootinlry publishers
doubtless would bo a source of in *
formation for our readers. So are
the advertisements of our local
merchants. They do not demand
free spnco to advertise their busincs
nor could we remain long in the
owspapur biiHiness if they did.
The Greater Exposition project is
mroly a business undertaking for
the city of Omaha and its mer
chants. That being a fact they
should not oxpoot the countrv pub-
ishors to advertise it foihem
without paying liberally for it.
It is true if it is successful it will
n a slight i'ogree , benefit the Btato.
The same is true of every other
ooal enterprise. Wilson & Drake's
aucoefes an merchants in Broken
How is beneficial to Broken Bow
and to the state in proportion to
thu success attained. The same is
true of Harry Day & Oo. , O. P.
PcrleyV. . S. Swan , Geo. Willing ,
J. 0. Bo wen , the Racket Store and
Snyder Bros , as well as every other
business in Broken Bow , yet theie
men 'do not ask nor expect the local
papers to advertise their business
Free while they reap the benefit.
Lhir advertising space is Tor sale to
my legitimate business at reasona
ble rates , but wo can not afford , nor
will wo advertise the Greater Expo
sition gratis. Our space is first for
our local business men , and should
they not want to use it all , it is
then for sale to outsiders who are
willing to pay for it and none
others.
The strong arm of opposition
igainst the insurrection in the Phil-
ppincB by the administration , is an
occasion for those whoto judgment
is worpod by their political preju
dices to denounce the conflict as
an unholy war. From a Christian
standpoint all wars are unholy ,
simply because war is the result of
unholy acts , sin , But the punish
ment of violation is not unholy ,
whether ordinary or extraordinary
force is used There are none that
deplore war more than the present
chief executive. Every effort wa&
made by him to avo'd a conflict
with the Spanssh government. The
same is true with regard 'to the
Filipinos. After the surrender of
Manila the American ttrmy Buffered
all kinds of indignities at the hands
of Agninaldo'a mon rather than
to precipitate war with thorn. Be
cause they were not allowed to rush
into Manila to rob , burn and mur
der tbo dofonsloBB oitizonn , who
placed themselves undnr the pro
tection of the American govern-
meout , Agumaldo and his army
booamo incensed , and from that
date coasoed friendly relations with
this government. Their effort to
pillage thooity after its surrender
was a disloyal act , and showed it
was not freedom they sought but
Belhtth i ain. The American sol *
diers had no alternative. Not only
wan the nation's honor at stake , but
in accepting the surrender she be
came financially liable for every
dollar invented in that city and
had she not used ovorj effort at her
command to protect it wo would
have been to blame. Had Agumal
do been loyal to the cause oi free
dom from Spanish tyranny ho
would have felt equally bound with
the Americans to piotoct the inter
ests ol those who had yielded to
our arms Instead , ho persisted in
his opposition to our army. Ho
turned traitor to those who had
compered his enemies and madu it
pONHiilf for his people to establish
a homo government , and finally
came out in open rtibolliou and pre
cipitated a conliictof arms with the
Americans before the terms of
peace with Spain had - been made.
What were we to do ? Surrender
to that hoard of hoathoiiH and sue
our | ] ii4 | trail in the dustV Most
the Hag lhat had never known de
feat and hud been sustained by the
bloud of our fathers bu yioleed to a
traitor and savigo iiond ?
It would have been cowardice in
the extreme , and a plain Violation
of the laws of God and man. P.-o-
videnco had enabled us to possess
the inlands and sink the Spanish
Hunt without the loss of a man ,
Would Ho have sanctioned so cow
ardly an aet as to allow those de
fenseless women and children to b-
b irnud and slaughtered after pine
ing ( hem in the hands of the Am-
ericaiiH to protect ? There are ( hope
who concede wo were com
pelled to ptotecl Manila , but insist
we had no right to follow the insurgents
surgonts into the country. To have
done otherwise would have but pro
longed the struggle. There was
but one of two thingn to Jo ; the
issue was rnado ; wo either had to
surrender and evacuate the inlands
or conquer the enemy. To do this
they had to be followed up. We
are ono who believe that our arm
ies have a divine mission in the
Philippines , and lhat great good to
the inhabitants -will be the result in
future generations. The Inter
Gcean says :
"Of the hundreds of thoughtful
men in the United States und
Europe who write for either Ameri
can or European periodicals , nearly
all disou-s wi'.h prophetic confidence
the colonial policy to bo followed
by this country. They fieo promise
of a bettor , richer , and stronger
people in the new departure. Mon
who view the question from the
Btandpoint of a purer civil servce ,
or who look Jorwaid to a broader
influence of Christianity aH a civil
izing power , or who hope that
good government may do for all the
world what it Ins done for the
United States , indorse the policy ,
and predict splendid results. The
only bitter opposition to the policy
comes from a nmall eircle of polit-
ioal cynica and government baiters
in the United States , and it is due
in most instances to partisan shys-
tering and personal notoriety bunt
ing. "
rwvWTjLjx Tj
U. S. Land Office ,
JAMES WIIITKtlEAD , - Roglater
F. II. YOUNG , - - . - Receiver
CONTEST NOTICU.
U. 8. Land Offlco I
Uroken How , Nub. , March 15 , IHSW.f
A BUfUclont contest nffldnvlt having been flh'tl
In till * olllue January 3il , 1809 , liv Eriiust Kleen ,
contttitatit , BRaliiat II. U. No. 3ll , tniulo by licrl-
Ina llrown , Soiit. 10 , 189- . ' , ( or tVuwM a c. 8 , tp
18 N. , U. 19 W , by llortlmt Drown , contested , In
which It la alleged that tliti paid lierUnn Drawn
linn wholly ahnmlonutl BnUl tnict for moru than
elx months laitt pnst , cud has not ronljcJ on snld
trtict or Improved iijid cultivated the naiuu ne 10-
qalrcd by lu\r. Said | iartlun are hsrcljy nollllud
to appear , respond nnd offer evidence , on the -Itl )
day ol M y , 161)9 ) , at 10 o'clock a. in. , bcforo the
Keglstor and lieculvur , at the United States Laiiil
Olllco at Drokcn Dow , Nebraska. The paid con
testant lu a proper u'lldnvlt , fll-il March 11 , 189U ,
lifiTltiR sot forth lads which show that utter duo
diligence personal scrvl o ot this notice cannot
boniadu. it Is hereby ordered and dlroctM that
ouch notice bo wlren by duo and proper publica
tion. The Ciistor County Itepnbllcan U ilesli-
natotl as the paper In whith this notice shall bo
publlxlu'd.
JAMES WHITBHEA1) , Register.
i > aud Onioo at liroltcn llow , Nob. , I
March SO , 1KH9. f
Notice Is hereby Klren tlmt the followlug-nitm-
cd settler has mod notice of his Intention to nmho
flnal prouf In support of Inn claim , nnd that Bald
proof will bo made bcforo Koglttor ami Hocclvor ,
nt Drokou How Nob. , on April S3 , 1899 , viz
Artlmru.
of llroken llow , Nob. , for the II. K. 137 , i\vU
BOC. ifl , tp 17 N. , ranio ; i0V. ! . Uo nniuos the
following witnesses to proro his continuous re -
lilonco upon and cultivation of , said laud , viz :
VJony M. Tousley , William 8 lloyco. Kdwaril
F McClure Ooori ; Mclta- , all of llrokon Bosv.
Nob. JAMK8 WlHTKHKAU.Hoglster.
Land Otllce nt Drokvn Dow , Neb , I
Jinn h ) . 1 ! < 1)9. ) f
Nolleo I * hereby glren that the follow lnimm -
ed settler hiia nlud notice of Ma Intiinllon to
make final proof In support of iil.i dnlm. and
that bald proof will bo rnado before Itcgteter and
Itroolvcr , at llroken Dow , Nob. , on April 27tb ,
II. KUKCIIU CliriMiiuiti ,
of New Heloun , Nob. , for the U. K. NO. 123. uM
BOW eH uoWecc.a-l , tp IUN. r. Si W.
( lo names the following witucesus to proro
his continuous roaldcuco upon and cultivation of
said land , tUj Patrick Koll y , UeorRo W. Kel
ler , of NOW Helena , Oeorgo Templar , Krank
Tvinplar , ot Lillian , Nib.
JAMK8 W111TKHBAD , Register.
Land OIUco at Uroken llow , Nob. , (
.March , 1H99 f
Notice Is hereby given that the followliiK-imw.
ed settler baa Hied notice of his Intention to
muko Jlnal proof In support of his claim , and
that said proof will bo initdo before Iteislstcr ami
Receiver , at llroken Dow , Neb , on May 8tli ,
169W , viz-
CluitlcH I , .
ot Somorford , Neb. , for the II. E. MO " 9 < t , aw or
section 33 , Township 10 K , Range 18 W. llu
names ( ho following wltneseos to prove his cun-
tlnnous rosldrnco upon and cultivation of , suld
land , viz : Joseph Janctofsky , Ocorgo Whit-
comb , of Somorford , Olamto M. Wolfe , Clatue
\VorthofCoburg.Neb. Alio at the sauio time
and place ,
Joticpll JiiiiOHOlnUy ,
ot Somorford. Nob. , for the no qr tecteon 5 tp
18 M , It. 18 W. lie namoa as witnesses : Chariot L
Wnlsloben , Olaudo Wolfe , I'etur Janvsufsky.
Fred 1'ltrco , ull of tJomerionl , Nub.
. JAMES \V1I1TEIIEAU , Iteulttcr.
t't'JJMO .
U. S. I.und Onicti. lltokon lluw. Neb ,
Notice I * hereby Klvon Unit In pnrsiiitica ot
Inslrumloii' * frciiii HID Commissioner nf the non-
oral Land Odin. * , under authority vested lu him
by section JIM , I' . H , Her. Hint. . , an amended tiy
HClnf CongroKs , npiiroved Kcb ' . ' ( ! . IBO.'i , we will
; > rocuo < I 10 olfer at publlo s le on the ! 2d day of
May , IHli'j , next , ill this oHI . , tin' following trnrt
nf mini , to nltt l t 0 , of fcottlon 10 , lu tp IU , of
runiu1H Any and nil perrons clalinlng ailverrc-
ly the nhiive ( UurrllieJ I nds lire advl'Od to fllo
tliolr claims in this olllce ou or befiiro Hie dav
nbovo designated for the commencement of snld
sale , otherwise their rights will be forfeited
JAMKS WIIITCHEAU , Regleur
I KNK It YOU.VO , Uectilvor.
.M irh tl , If nil.
"
Pi ULK'I.ANDSALK ,
U. H. Lund omcu. Hrokou Don , Neb.
Notion l hereby given thfit In purnuaucc of
Inhtrnotloim from tbo Commlislnucr of the ( Ion.
oral Land Onico , under authority vuitcil In lilm
by t-octioii 2IJO , U. S. Rev. Htat. , M amended by
net of Congress , approved Kchruary 20th , 1895 ,
wo will proceed to offer at public nulo , on tliu
J7th dn > of April 1KB ) , next , at thloiflcc , tbo
ulliiwliie trncw nf lund , to-wlts Tbo nwW nwK
section Id , township 18 w , R. 'M W , nnd the ty
snli sc nuX section 4 , township IS N. , U. 20 W.
Any und all persons oalmlng adversely the
flboro described liiniln are advised to fllo their
claims In this office on or before tlio day above
designated for the uommencnment of s.tld snlo ,
otherwise their rights will bo forfeited.
JAM ICS WIIITKHHAI ) , Rcgiiter.
IMIANK II. VOUNO , Renclver.
Mitrch IB , IH'JI ' ) ,
Notice for 1'iibllcattiin.
Notice Is hereby given tlmt In purs imnco of In
structions fiom the UommlHslonor of the General
I.iiid OITIcc , under authority vested in him hy
scrtlon2ir > 5 United Htates > ev nnl Htiittitoint )
amended by tint act of congrosd , niprovi | > il Feb.
4Ctb 1805 w will proceed to olfer at public snlo
n thiL'Tth day or April , 1899 , next , at this olHco
the following trnot of land , lo-wlt ; So or nw nr
ser 17 , ip IHN..R.2I W. Any ami all porsonn
clrlinlng ndvcrsuly the above described luni/w / nro
advlird to Hie their claims In this office on or before -
fore thu day above desltinatrd for the commence-
mi nt of said sale , othorwlso their llglitH will bu
forfeited.
OKO. E. FRENCH , Rcplstcr ,
FRANK IIACON , Receiver
Dated thU 17th day of March , 1899.
Land OHIoo at North I'latto , Neb. , I
April lOtii , IhO'J. f
No'.Ico Is hereby given that thu following nam
ed settler has filed notice of hN Intention to
maKu llnal proof In support of his claim , and
lhat Mild proof will bo made bcforo tbo County
Judge , Cnstor county , Nob. , at llroken lloiv.Nol ) ,
on May lOib , 189'J , viz : trankllii Uiaper , H. E.
No. 11778. for the nwM section VI , township 14
N.rango21 West , lie mmcs the following
wllnuseos t > > prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of , said land , viz : H. I'rcs
soj. J Jackson , W F. Thompson , Kzm L.
Stairs , all of Oconto , Nob.
QEO. E. FRENCH , Register.
_
ORIJKR ON GRANTING ADMINISTRATION.
The Htntoof Nebraska , I ( ounty Otirt for
Custcr County , f"H salii County.
At a cesslou ot the County Court , held at the
County Court Room , lu and for Hal' Cocnty , at
Drokon llow , on tliu 7th day of April , A ,
D , 1899 I'rosont , J. A. Armour , Co. Judge.
In the matter of the estate ot Aiiallnc Joimson.
deceased.
Whereas , Letters of administration bavn ting
day been granted to J.M . Klmhorllng.aa admliils-
Irator of the cstata of Adallno D Johnson. Ordered
TnatsIxmnnthJ boullowcd for creditors ta pre
sent their claims against mild estate for adjui -
t out and allowince , und onu jciir bo allowotl
Hiild ad Inlstrator to scttto ui ; Mild estate , from
tho. 16th day ot April , A.D. 1899. And It Is furth
er ordered , That notice bu given to the creditors
of said estnto to appear before n o. at the county
court roe , In salJ county , on the iGtli day of
Jin o , 1899 , on the 15th day of Aug. , 1899 , and on
the loth day ol October , 1899 , at IU o'clock a. m.
each day , by publication In the Republican , a
newspaper printed In said county four weeks
successively prior to the 15th day of Juno , lb9U ,
for tbo purpose of presenting their claims for
adjustment and allowance.
( SKAL ) J. A. AltMOUR. County Judge.
In the District Court otCuster l ounty , i > ehr.
In tl.o . matter of the estate of Jesse I ) . Sharwood ,
deceased Order to Show Cause.
This cause canm on for hourlng upon the peti
tion of A , G , llollinan , administrator of the ea-
tate of JetunD. Sherwood , deceased , before mo ,
H , M.Grhnea , Judge of thtt Dlxtrlut Court of
trie lllth Judicial District ot the btnte of Ne
braska , sitting in open court , held at tbo Court
House lu Uroken Dow , Custer county , Nebraska.
Bald petition praying for license to soil the nej *
of section 31 , in township 17 , north of range 25 ,
west , and the HWH ol sec. U , in t 10 n. of r. U5
wt st , all lu Custcr county , Nebraska , or a sulll-
clent amount thereof to bring the sum of S300.00 ,
for the payment of debts allowed against said
estate , nnd the coats of administration , there not
being snmclcnt personal property to pay said
debta and expense ? .
u appearing liial 11. M. Sullivan , Judge of the
12th Judicial district of the State of Nebraska , la
disqualified from sluing and hearing the petition
herein , by roaaon of interest In Bald estate and
the property to bo sold.
It Is by mo ordered that all persons interested
In said estate appear before me. or ttuch other
Judge aa the same may bo heard by , at the Court
House , In llroken Dow , Neb. , on the 1st day of
May , 1899 , at 10 o'clock a. in. ou said day , to
show cause why a license should not be granted
tu i aid administrator to sell the above described
real estate ot said deceased , or so much thereof
as shall bu necessary to pay said dobti nnd ex
penses. Notice ot this oriinr to be given by pub.
Ilcatlou , as required bp law.
Dated thlc 9th day of March , 1899.
mavl if. M. OHIME9 ,
District Judge Presiding.
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
Notice U hereby given that by vlrtne of a chat
tel mortgage , dated on the 12th day of March ,
1898 , and duly filed lu thu olllce ot tin Uounty
Clerk of Cuotor county , Neb , on tbo 10th day of
March , 1893 , and executed by K. E. Wldmeyur to
the First National Dank , of llrokon Dow , Ne
braska , to pocure the payment ot the cum of
JWU.55 , due September Itfth 189d , with 10 per cent
Interust thereon from March 12th , 1898 , and upon
which there Is now duo the sum of $89.25. Default -
fault having bean made In the payment or bald
sum , ami no salt or other proceeding at law hav
ing been instituted to recover s.tld debt or any
part thereof , therefore paid The First National
Dank , ot llroken Dow , Neb. , will soil tlio prop
erty i'i said mortgage described , to-wlt : Ono
buy gelding eight years old , weight about 1,100
poiiiidjj ono bay guiding about nine yrnrs old ,
weight about 1,400 pounds , known as the "Kmp-
Held" toimr also one bay mare mule coming
three years old , and one horse mule ( black ; com
ing three years old , at public auction , at the
nortMvcst corner of the public square , In the ilty
of llroken llow , In said ( Junior county , on the Olli
day of May , 18'Jl ' > , at two o'cloca p. in. of bald day.
Dated April 12th , 1899.
THE FIRST NATIONAL DANK ,
of Urckcn Uow , Neb.
H. G. Rogers , Cashier ,
Mortgagee.
Ill tliu District Court of Cuntcr County , Nobr
L. Hart Cross , Treasurer of tUu V rui ml )
MuthoiliBt Seminary nnd Female Col
lege , I'lnlntllT , |
Hoiiry 8. CnUiim , Mury K. Calkins Jnliu l
I'ntll mill 8. V. ( lurrls , Defondints. J
To Henry S. faUnis , tiliiry K. Culklim aim John
I'rail :
Yon , anil each of you , will take notlca tlmt un
the 17th dty of April , 1810 , tlio nbuvo named
plalntl ! * . Illeil his petition In tliu district court of
( JiiBloi county. Nohr cVa. ngntntt you uial each
of joii , together with other dcfondnutH , the ob
lecl anil prayer oflilch find imtulou are to
toreclopo u ccrttlln inortKfitfu executed by tliu de
fendants Henry S. Cnlklua und Mary K Calktn <
to ( ho Nebraska Mortgage A Trust Co , open the
north west iiimttcr ( N W > i ) of section tlilr'.ueu
( IU ) lowiiHhlii tuuuty ( CO ) north of rtinj-o nlnu.
teen (10) wi > st. Klttiatcil in Cuctor comity , No-
briifikii. Satil mortK < > K hoing given for the pur-
poi < o of uecurlnf ono prlncli ill coupon bonil , the
principal of salil liotul liciiiKIn the pinn of $ tX ) ,
snlil bond ilateJ on the Oihdaj of May 1MU , anil
luntnrliiK ou thu llrst il ) of nly , 1H30 , bearing
Intcruet utthn rutunf euvcn per cent per annuni
from itatu until jiuturltj , ovliloiu-oil by ten Inter
est column ii'-tes , fur tlio uui of Sil ( X ) each ,
nttachcil to until principal hoiul.itnd l- rlnj ; o.un
ilrtlu thcrenlth , and aid bond lioarlng Internet tit
the mto < if ten p r ount per annum ullar matur
ity. Tlmt niter the wteui Ion of ealu bonil , con-
lions nnd niortgugu , the ameoro rn the regu
lar courao of business , soli ! and llBBIKnt'll tO 1110
plalutllf In Hits suit , and the nlamtllT Is now thu
owner ami hoiior Ihoieof There Is UOH duo
on Inn ami unpaid upon salil bond , COVPOHH , lu-
tcrt-st anil mottttngo the following juin , towlt :
Upon mil ] irlnclinl bond tbo sum of $ GlX > ( X ) to-
nether with interest thereon at the rate often
per cent , per annum from thn ttrst day of July ,
ibOi ) ; upon coupoivNo. 7 , J''l with 10 percent
Interest from Jan. 1 , IftiS : upon coupon No. S ,
$ iwijh \ 10 per cent interest from July 1 , 1S95.
upon coupon No 1) , VJ1 with 10 per cunt Interest
fruiu Jan 1 , IB'JO ; upon conpon No 10 ? -t with
lo per cent Interci't from July let , IS1. * ) . And
plulntirr prays In culil petltiuii tbat < .ild ingrtgHKO
may ho foreclosed , nnd It ho ilerrvuU that xald
promUiH may bo told 10 entUfy the amount duo
upon Bald mortgage.
You , and mcli of you , lire rcnuircd to answer
fald petition ou or before Monday , the lidtli day
of May , 1BII9. I , llAllTCHObS ,
Treamrcr of thu Vermont Mcthodiit Semlunr'
and female OolUgu.
Uy C. L. Outtereon , bit Attorney-
JS.
I'm nl'nll Line of
Drugs , Paints and Wall Paper.
Also R Finn Line of Hooks , Stationery , Toilet Articles , etc. Stores on
both North and South Sides , Broken How , Neb.
F. 0 WOHSAI.L , I'rcildcnt. J. A. \UHI9 , Cashier.
A. J. HOUK11T80N , Vlwl'res. W. D ULACKWELL , As 't Cnsliler.
Farmers Bank of Ouster County ,
BKOKKN HOW , NKB.
Transacts a General Banking BuaincHH. County Claims and
Warrants Bought.
I Once Was Lost , "but 3 ow I Have
Found it.
Where ? At my door. At the Eagle Grocery. What in the
world is it , my dear ? It is at the Eagle Grocery , a mammoth -
moth stock of Groceries , and al the lowest prices you ever
heard of. The Eagle has been reading the papers and keep
ing pested on what was being offered for sale. They don't
say anything about Terbacker and Candy , and other good
things like that. It is not pickle dishes you want now , it is
Candy The Eagle has 2,000 pounds of candy for sale cheap.
Christmas committees are invited to call and get my prices.
Remember the place , on the big corner , jnst east of First
National I3ank.
W. S. SWAN , - - Proprietor.
SHERIFF'S SALE ,
Aud i o (1 to
GEORGE WILLING ,
I'lio entire stock of G. W. Wilde , uonnlBtlng of Hardwire , Tinware , Jinplunenta ,
three Klnginan Corn Pi nters , three I0k | Cultivator ? , four Tongue C/nlilviitora ,
four Tonguolepp. Cultivators nnd other Implements. The entire nock will be sold
for less tban muiiufricluror'fl . Gail nnd . I
price. curly pet bargainI have juet
received a cnrload , m > llrst Miipinunt IUIH jour , of the Grand DetoTir Plows mid
Discs , with Knllor Bearing Discs , LiPtera. Cultivator.1 , etc , tlio Dnvlii Hrndley
[ 'Iowa , Ooru Planter ? , CultivtitorB , Ltswe , Dlacs ol all Eizes. Force Pen ! Ktidgate
S"idorK , beat made ; ! ) G Tooth ttwl kvt-r Harrow ; the 'I'MoanUitk , nothing
better made ; Uadgur Cultivators , tbo best riding ciilMvator on tiutt > ; sec It ; the
genuine Now Departure Tongueloss Cultivatoi ; lh Studobnker Wn on , i one
better ; nsk those who ueo tliem ; also the Klsli Urop. Uugt-U'R of nil kuula Priuoe
from § 40 nnd up. Sen them and you will buy- Spring wa > > oiifa-K-iolne , Colura-
buo , hradloy and other makes. Detmutf Binders and Deerlng 'L'wu.b.thebest uirvoe.
TTll'TlPQQ Bought thirty sets of the nnrno that I eold so many of Inst
* - * * * * "coo year ; gave the best of nuilifaction. See this ham a. Con
cord bolt harne , wool faced , open throat collars , can't bo beat tor the monev " ;
bought before thu advance. See me for harness , collars , pada nnd strap nork.
T lU'Tllf lirP ' bave J"et or"ote ( ' nstoro room nt the re-r of my old
* - * " * > * * * . c a ore , and just received a car of Furniture , ard with the
present stock huve tbo best selected and most complete stock In the city. Iron
Beds horn 23.50 and up. Tables , Saea ( , Lounges , Jtookurs , Haby Cub' , Mattress
es , Springs , Chairp , etc. , at prices well , remember I am not undersold , jlf you
need an outfit for bouaeueeplng it will pny you to pee me.
Do not pay 809 for a range troin peddlera when \OM can iret
a better oii > frt m your home dealeis lor $ JOTue Pculupular
nil steel wrought Iron hange , thu very best made , with - oppnr roervoir und high
tsbolf , there la no better Rnnge made ; fullv warranted ; Other stoves frem 3IO$12 ,
810 and up. The Wonder line , they are fully warranted. The Genuine Glldden
\ \ lr > , the best made The lightest and cheapest In the end ; and Ht'd liubber
latnt , no tar like Imitation ; buy tbo bet ; it is alwa\f the cheapest.
SpwiriO' IVTnpllinPG 'I'hc new Goodrich and E-inlgo from $29
, . . . ,
KJV > O.TJ.UUJ11U &
TJ.U& and warranted for
& up ; they are ten years : '
hHVi- HOI I tt'em ur ten jears. Wit dow CtinainB , 25c nnd up. Home niado Tin'
warn will glvt- you the best Bntiafncition , und tinehop In coniecllon with the ttore-
all kinds of repairing dine. RIce'M Garden Seeds of ull klnde. Huv irood fresh
sei dp and you will have Bum-PS. Millet , Barley , Mid all klm's ot Ik-Jd feeda ;
prices lo.-ver than any catalogue unceH. Ilnrdwure. bnrgaina and prlouH the low-
OHt. C'levifSB , double and einglu trees. My lender , Ifio plow lllc ; Koike , Western
WiiBher , Klwood MeUl Fencing , the best made ; Clotht a Wringers , 1'ublo and
locket Mitury. nd n coiuploto line of Revolvers and GUDB ; nmuiunltlon of all
kinds ; Copper Klvetw , in fict everything , and prices na low an the lowe l- when In
need of Implements , Plows , Furniture , Hardware , Wire , Tinware , it wli : pny you
to see mo. With low prices honorable and fair dealing , I have held the title of
th oldest hardware Btore In Broken Bow. When In i > eed of a honstkei plna cutflt
oa and eavn money. Have a full line of CofliiisCii6ketf > and UnilcrlakliiK Good *
calls attended to night , or day Yours llespocifnily , ( 'EOltGE WILLING
.Headquarters for everything iu the line
ot Dry Goods , Hats , Caps , Boots , Shoes ,
Glassware , Queensware , Tinware , Cloth
ing and Notions.
JuHt received a line lot of MLMI'H
and BOJ'H Suits at fc-J.85 , $3.25 ,
* 4 47 , $5.25 and $7.20. Also
ordcrH takou i'or tailormaJuHuUs.
Straw hats cheaper than over ,
Cornets 4Qo to 9Uo
Shoes worth $1.25 to $2-25 go on
to our 98o hargain counter.
Now in the time t : > got Shoos ; oall
nnd Bee them.
Men's Underwear 50c per suit
Shootings ! 0 per yard
Window Shfdt > 8 15o to 25o
Coffee Mills i50
Pint Cups , 2 for 50
Dr Pioroo'a Golden Medical Dis-
oovery O0o
Dr. Pioroo'ri Favorite Presor'n , 90o
Dr Pioroo's P. P. Pellets 20o
Dr. Ward's Linitnent , sin. sise.20o ;
Iviokapoo Indian Worm Killer , the
beet in the world.
Ayt-r'fl Pilln <
. j0l >
Dr. Williim's Pink Pills tor Palo
A lOo Tablet for
lioukf ord Socks . ' . . . . 5o pair
Men's Wool Pants. . . $1. 26 < o 82 60
Outing Flannel worth 12o for..8u.
Ladies India Dcngola Shoes. . . ,75e >
Overalls . 25c to 40o
Hunter Sifters . ioc.
Hib Ovoral's . 490 ,
Call and see our now line of Sorgn ,
lirooadoii and Caahrnora , at priues. '
way below all coin petition. A.
fine line of Ciliuo and Prints in
the latest patterns.
"m mr-
silverware given away. Market price paid
for Eggs.
