Nebraska Newspapers

    I.llltflll ItfltlB.
Tlio long cxpeoted has coino on
the Middle Loup valley. For many
mill's west tind norlh-worit of Sar
gent every day jou can see ihe
loaded tcnins beaded for Sargent
instead of Broken Bow , They say
they can go to the railroad mnrkot
and back the same day instead of
taking two day , as they bavu boon
doing for the pist fifteen yentH.
Wo wish Homo one would lot us
know whether the Lillian Irrigation
Boatd is dead or moved away or
bap given up the enterprise as too
big for their capabilities or what is
the difficulty. Wo don't BOO any
water in the ditoh.
Mr. lliloy Sargent has bin mill
bpilding and mill dam about com
pleted and wo understand has sent
for the machinery , which will make
it a first class mill. Such porso-
voronco as Mr. Sargent has maui-
fested in working up this enter
pribo certainly deserves the support - '
port of the community , as suuh
property helps to make more valu
able all real estate of the commun
ity , whether wo rral'ae it or nob.
A. Wallace and tfrank Prod more
are still buying oorn for their partnership -
nership hogs and arc preparing to
go into the hog business moro ex
it naively in the spring.
School began at the new suhool
house in district No. 13 on Mon
day , November 13 , Mrs. Wat
Bishop bning the teacher. Tin-
entire school board was present in
the morning. This is the sixth
school term of Mrs. Bishop's iu thin
district , which epeaks well for hot
and for the patrons of her school.
Thid IH the district \hat had it-
Hohool house blown aw. y by a
cyclone the I7ih of May , 1898 , and
Iho d'strict being bonded to build
the first hou&o , and no funds to
build with , the school board was
quite awhile getting things ready
to rebuild. They finely overcame
every obstacle acd have erected a
better house than the former OIK
and furnished it in first-class style
As is goneially thu CPBO under such
oircumslanceH , it has put the did
trict ooneider&bly in debt , but not
more than ibe delinquent lax in-
debtednces ; so we feel that wo an
not more than even with our tax
debtors. If onr tax delinquents
will pay up they will tavo the dis
trict considerable in the intcrefct ,
elo , and a'd in having more months
cf school , to whiuh the children are
certainly entitled , especially in Ihis
progressive age.
M. K. CIIUUOII.
Uuion HcrvioL's will bo held
Thanksgiving day Nov. 30th in
the M. E , fhurch. i'l.e music will
be furnlul'jd by a union oho'ire
composed of members of different
church cboires of the town.
Ntxl Sunday at 11 a. in. Love *
feast meeting will bo held , followed
by S'uramont of Lords Etijiper.
OuThu-sday Nov. 30th Thanks
giving evening al 7:30 : Itev. C. A ,
Martin recently appointed Presiding
ing elder of Kearney district will
preach and while with us will hold
the first quarterly meeting of the
present conference year.
Wednesday Nov. 15 near the
"
noon hour at"ihu M. E. Parsonage
Clarence Ilenson and Maude M.
Nvylor , of Callaway were united in
mairlngo by Hov. Hornaday.
Though strangei-rf in this comunity
wo have every reason judging from
their apporances that they have
been and will be an 'lonor to tl-o
comunity in which their lots maybe
bo east They cmb. rk on the
MaU-rimonial eea of life with our
beat wishes and prayers for Gods
moFt abundant blessings.
Hardly had the above narrcd
pa'ties loft the parsonage when an
other happj couple presented thotn-
f polviH lor the pirposo of boinj ,
joined in holy wedlock. The con-
mony waa nocofHanly short owing
to the faot that the train was Htaud
IIIK at the depot , which was to
carry them to their future homo a
Litchfiold. The contracting parties
were Willian T. f-Jray'a well known
and honored citizen ot LitchfieU
and Minnie DeBruwbor a young
lady of culture and highly esteoned
Wo wish for them hvis of hanpy
ness and Gods over abundant bless
ings , Mescrs Geo. Welch and
John Mills , of Wcstorvillo , who
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. llorna
day wcro witnesses of the latto
oeremonary ,
KOT1CJB.
propnfnls will bo received by
the ucdeistruxJUg , tliu poor fnrui com
mltteo for Superintendent County i'oor
Farm ( ur ihu cneiilnn ycnr , brglnlng
Feb. 10th , 1000. AW proposuls tniist bu
hnattl en bidder furnlelilug olftht head ot
liortea , all farming ton In nuotltd to properly -
porly I arm and tend 300 acres of cultiva
ted laud , and to take euro for all Inm
ate B of County Poor Farm and perform
nil Inbur ooiiuootuJ with nalil ( arm nud
liouechould * all eupplli's to bo furnished
by the county.
All bidders nro requested to bo present
on Dee SO.li , 1891) ) nt llio mcetlDR of tlio
Count ; Itottrti of Suputnienre. ThooJli-
traol which bupurlnti'iidunt will lie re-
j'lirid ' to s1ru ( Is now on Illu lu the
Uininty ClerltB olllco and uau bs In'i'ce-
tul by nil applicants.
L'rcpo'nls to be liltd ' With 0. unty
Clerk of Cuslet county on or bolero
Iho. lu 1) , ISUU. AKCCtlitnd Btllljuint
bond wUlbe required for lultlittil ful
fillment ot contrnct. The oommltleu
rracrvea the right tu reject r.cy nt.d all
bids.
bids.Dated nt. Krokm Dow Ihis 18th day
of NOV. , 1899.
S. Nolh , uualiinin Pour l-'unn C m
LKSS THAN 5c PKK COI-Y
The St. Louis Sunday Star , with
beautiful colored cover of hutuor-
ot.s matter , artistic ruusio folio of
now and original songs , the 124 .page
.igaxiiie in book form , cr ntaining
hort florios. fashion plates , articles
n limely topics by leading authors
nd handsome illustralions. All
ho news from pole to polo. Mailed
o any addrote , three months , for
Oc. Addiess St. Louis Star , St.
jMiiB , Mo. Sample copy can be
ueu at this oflioo. 'J3w4
WANTED 111TSTLERS.
Bright , active , honest boys are
ranted at once by the St. < LOU'IH
Sunday Star to aol as agents for
his great paper , which sells readily
vhercver presented. The agents
btaiu the papers on most favorable
onus and hundreds of boys a 1 over
he country arc making good money
jandling it. You can do the same ,
ind have money for the holiday
eas n. The papers are sent teen
on postpaid , and you run no risk ,
s you got credit tor the heads of
unsold papers returned. Write at
MIUC to Manager Circulation St
Star , St. Louis , Mo. 23w-J-
The Way to go to Californiw
Is in a tourist sleeper , personally oon-
luctcd. via t.o Burlington Koute.
You don.t enuDRO cnrs. You maUo fne !
line. You eeo the finest Feent-ry on
ho lobo.
Yuirojr Is not as expeneiv.ly fur-
ilriitid ; is 11 place sleeper , but it U just
clt'uuju8t BB comfortable , just HB
; oed to ride In nnd nearly $20.00
stieapur. It has wide vestibules ;
'intfchgasB high backseats ; n unformed
'ullmiui porter ; clean bedding ; epncicns
oilut rooms , table's acd heating range.
Joiog etroL'uly at.d heavily built , 11
rides Rtnootlil ) ; It Is wartu In winter ncd
ccol In summer.
Inchacgoof each excursion party is nn
experienced excursion conductor who
nccompacles it right through to LOE
'Jars leavj Omaha , St. Jreeph ,
j'rjcoln ' nnd Hastings every Thursday.
urvinKSin FrnnciFco I'olIowiDg Sun-
luy , Lota Angelea Mord-iy. Onlv three
liya from Missouri River to the P.ioillc
'oast , including two stop-overs of 1
lours at Denver nnd 2 } hours at Salt
Luke City , two of the mott Interesting
cities on tliu continent.
For folder giving full Imfonnitlon ,
ill at any Burlington liuuto ticket
ollice , or wrltn to , J . FHANCIB
.Goa'I. Pass. Agt. , Omaha , Nub.
AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW.
Heavy Penalties for Selling Articles of
Foot ! Contaning Unualthy
Ingredients.
The following law passed at the
list session of the Missouri Legis
lature , taking effect August 20 ,
1809 :
Section 1. That it shall bo un
lawful for any person or corporation -
tion doing business iu this state to
manufacture , fell or offer to sell
any article , compound or prepara
tion for the purpoRo of being used
or which is intended to Do used it ;
thu preparation of fopd , in which
article , compound or preparation
there is any arscnio , calomel ,
bismulth , ammonia or alum.
Sec. 2 Any person or corporation
violating the provisions of this acl
shall bo doomed guilty of a mU-
demcanor and shall , upon tsonvic-
lifin , bu liiK-d not less than one
hundred dollars , which shall be
paid into and become a part ol
road fund of the county in which
such line is collected.
The operation of tins law will bo
mainly against alum bakinp
powders. But the manufacture or
sale of nny artiolo of food or any
arliclo intended to be used in foort
which contains any of the Hub
stances c'assed J > y tlm law as tin-
healthful from Arsenic to Alum-
is absoutely prohibited.
In Oont J.uclr.
Friend "How nro you coming on ? '
Author "Good. I'vegot the material
on hand for a flrat-class novel. "
"i'oti arc a lucky man. "
"That's not all ! I've got the material
for a splendid comedy besides. "
"You nro fortunate. "
"Yes ; all I need now IB the material
for a now pair of tro'usora. " Pearsou'1
| Weakly.
1
New Grand Central Livery and
Feed Barn ,
JOSEPH B. SMITH , Prop.
Now rigs ml good tcomn. 1'rlccs ronconablo.
OAMEUON & 11EKSK ,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS Al1 LAW.
Roi me 8-0 Ronlty block , llrokcn llow , Nob.
DR. U. H. McUUOSSON ,
UUHIDISNT OUNTIBT
J , J , SNYDER ,
- Notary Public , -
And Justice nf the 1'caco. Special attention clv-
un to collections. Uopotitlons taken , pension
vouchers neatly executed , and nil kinds of lenm
papers written. Olllcc wcftsldo eiiimro , llrokcn
bo\Vi Nob.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PHYSICIAN AND SUHOKON.
2d stairway from west ondiu Really
block ; residence , north sidu.
Wm. F. Hopkins ,
COMTU.ACTOII AND
Plans nnd Spoclflcatlons on short notice. Ma *
torlnl fiunlelied and building * completed olionpct
ban any man In llio stRto. Sntlufnctlon gnaran
tcod at ) to pin us nnd ftjicclflcatlons.
A. THOMPSON.
. _ _ _
CONTIlACTOll AND IIUILUKR.
and estimates on short no
Ico. Broken Bow , Neb.
I'ENN & DOIIRIS ,
III.ACKSMITIIS.
All Kinds of work iu our line done
promptly and in llrat-class order. lied
3b.jp on the corner , west of tbo hosr
tion so. Give U3 n , trial.
Richardson's Livery
< v
AND FBED STABLE ,
at the old stand , between the JUirllng-
ton and Qlobo Hotels. Telephone con
nection. Ilendqunrtera nf Callnwny
stngo line. Single and dnublu rigs.
Kates reneonablo.
Chas.W. HakesM. D.
1IOMO30PATUICIAN ,
Successor to Ur. M , C. Dlyatonc.
OtTice over Chryslal Drug Store. Calls prompt
ly answered from otllce , day or nicht.
Candles
Nothlnc eUo adds HO viuch
to the ( luirmof the drawinz f
room or boudoir AH the aoftly rndi *
nut lUtlit from CORDOVA UAndlei.
NotluiiK will contrlliuto moro to th
nrtlntlo Hilrcum of the liinrht'on ,
I tea or dinner. Thn liest ilicuralhu
c&ndlfri for the illmriloit or lh
mo t plRliorito fniu'tfon 'or out *
, tHK "r innn lciii. .Mndu in nil cell rri
oud thn limit doilcatii tlntH liy
; rr.\MAic : > oilen. .
GO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
. . . . COPYRIGHTS &c.
AnTonosendltiif n sUctrh nnd doirrliillon niiiV
qulcklr usrortaln onr opinion free whutlivr u
invontlon Is probably rmtciilnblo. Coninuinlni-
aonsKtrlctlyrontiacntml. UandtiDOlton I'litcnts
eontfroH. olilost flucncr forsccurlni.'j'Htf'niH.
I'atpnts taken thrnnch iiunn ft , ( .o. receive
ijifclal notice , wliliout chnruo , In the
/V / handsomely Illii'trntnil wc Hr I.nrso l flr
culntlon of liny M-lentllln t'turnnl. Trrirn. f <
year : fiiiirniniiths , } l. Bold byull iic
Uriuir-Il i. (2S. ( If HU. Wn
Therb Is a vessel sailing tinder tha
Turkish flag which Is manned entirely
by monks. It is called the Holy Proph
et Iljn ( Elijah ) and Is of about 300 tons
burden. The captain is a Jcromonach ,
a monk ranking hlghor than a friar ,
and all the sailors are expert seamen
aa well as monies or brothers. The
pilot , Father IrakllJ ( Heracllus ) , ha
sailed over all the oceans , having cir
cumnavigated the globe. The entire
crow Bpcalc both Russian and Greek
and service on ship alternates with
services In the little church In the fore
castle. One of the most curious sights
connected with the ship is that of the
monks In their religious costumes
climbing up the ratlines and out on th
yardarm , rccflug sails , and doing other
work aloft. New York Trlbuno.
These Athlotla Days.
"There isn't any truth In the Joke
about cologo graduates running street
cars , is there ? " asked the Inquisitive
man ,
"No , " said the superintendent of the
trolley line. "Wo tried two or three of
them , but they would twist the brak9
off. "
TIME TABLE ,
BROKEN HOW , NEB ,
Lincoln , Ilonvor ,
Omaha , llclcnn ,
Chicago , Unite ,
HI. Joseph , 1'ortlaml ,
Knnonn City , Stilt Lnko City
81 * Louie , hml All San VrnnoUoo
ivoInU cast aim Booth. nud nil points \voit
'
TRAINS LliAVU A
KAHT.
No. 42. Local osproa dully , Lincoln , Oir.nho ,
mnl all points c st . . . ,0'iN ) a.m. .
No. 44. Locnl imncnttcr , iluiiArts..IlS5n : , m.
No. 40. Through ( rol ht onnt Ullv..Aui ; ) n , m.
No.IH. . Local frciylit cnnt arr. ilMly I'J.tX ) p.iu
Doimrti ) at . , . 1.03 i , in ,
Kzcvpt Sunday.
WKKT.
No.II. . Local CXIUCBR dully , llolonn , llntto
1'ortland , nil points \vcet . 10 : ( > 5i. | m
Ho. 4. ) . Local imtrongornrrlveB nt..4:50 : 11. m.
No. 4. ' . . c t " 10-68 n. m
No. 47. " " " " & :15i.m : |
luinrlM | t . 2.45 p , m
Kxccpt Bunilfty ,
Sleeping , dining and reel InliiK chair euro ( floats
Irco ) on through triiliio. Tlckva Bold and bag.
gage checked to nny point In tbi Untied Stntcs
and Canada ,
No. 48 baa tiu'rchamllsc cars Tuofldiys , Tluir-
dnys nnd Saturdays.
No. 45 will carry pfl nonKurs for AiiBulnio , Ital
u-y , Seneca , Whitman nud Alliance.
No. 4tl will carry IIHMOI gors for Ilavunni )
Urand Iflnnd , Howard nud Lincoln.
Information , iimpa , tlmo tiililcs and ticket
call un or write to 11. L. UrniBliy , gycnt , or J
t'nuiuh , 0. 1 * . A. , Onmliu. Nuitrnnkn.
U. L. UiiMcur , AL'tnt ,
On tliu Uutidwooil I nn ch of the Hnr-
linntoii Itoulo , olfibt mil.a noith of
'
lvliouioiu , S. D. is'a iluch known ut >
1 aiiut'p'H Cinion. " Itln over 7011 ot
wide and until a t w WFOKS ago " '
Hpanucd by a wooden bridge HiO fo
lil li. The bi'ld o wan famous bociui.se
of it1) ) heixlt' . Hiul because of the enor
mous iituouiit of timber used iu Ita c n
struciion.
The Illillnjj in this trestle was be
gun on April a I aid llio hlg task waa
couiplttcd on September 8 , twenty
woc'Ufl Inter. During Unit time , nn
average of forty-live men , working In
dsy aid ulpjlit HhlftR , wnro confltnntlv
employed. Approxnuntlor , 1120,000
cub o yards of cnrtli wuro linuled ouo
tuid oiio-liHll inilt'B up n two per cent.
lradi > , nnd unloading oil this lilgb
bridge. Thla n quired 1-I8(5 ( traiiif , of
llftorn cars oncli , tnnklng over 2'J'OOO
cnrluadn. Four ungma wuro ongagcd
tu'urly all ihc t.ine , ttui average number
ot trains per duy bulug ten. Kvery
yard of earth wna loaded pnto the cars
w th a a tea in ebovlo having n capacity
of ono nnd ono-half etiblo ynrds , and
unloaded from tlio cnrs with n steam
plow. The work was cjriluil on at
nighl-tlmo b ? nu'iins of the Wells
syati lit of lighting.
The report of the Burlington railroad
for the lldCftl ycnr indtug Juno ! )0 ) has
jii < t hern lesued. It shows that the
Hurllr-Rton la eco of tlm few Atncrlci n
nvUronds that operate over 7.009 in lies
and earn more than § -10,000000 per
annum. 'Iho Buillngton system has
now grown to (5M ( , > 7 mllfs. and is still
building exteneloiH burlig the } enr
covered by the report , Ita earnings
rpiu'hrd llio onoruuius total of $1'J-
liSO.OOO , or a 8i.OOO ( more than the
pipvlousycnr. it is worthy cf mention
that this gain Is entirely from increased
ptBscngcr , mail nnd ixpress business ,
the freight carnlrgs having fallen ofj
thn detailed ligi'rf.8 of the report thow.
That the compnnv L'as liberally spent
money for improvi niBtitj of nulrond nnd
equipment ana lucllcaw Hint ( nu iiur-
llngton utnndard of illltliuicy , always
high , has been maintained.
Burlington Koute California Excursions
Cheap ; quick ; comfortable.
Leave Omaha -1:35 : p. m. Liu-
dolu 0:10 p. m. and Hastings 8:50
p. m. every Thursday , in clean ,
modern , not crowded touript Hloep-
ors. No transfers ; oars run right
through to S/MI Francisco and LOH
Angeled ever Iho ticcnio Route
through Denver and Salt Lake City.
Cars are carpeted ; upholstered in
rattan ; Lave spring seats and backs
and are provided with curtains ,
bedding , tovvlen , soap , etc. Uni
formed porters and experienced ex
cursion conductor accompany each
excursion , relieving passengerri of
all bother about baggage , pointing
out sbjeots of iulcreal and in many
other ways helping lo make the
overland trip a delightful oxpcr.
ionco. Second class tickets are
honoruJ. Berths $ rj.
For folder giving full informa
tion , call at nearest Burlington
Ilouto ticket ollico , or write to J.
Francis , general passenger i.agonl
Omaha , Mob.
Through Tourlot Sleepers to the Northwest.
The Burlington Route has estab
lished a twice a v/cek tourist car
line from Kansas City to Butte , Spo
kane , Taooma and SeattleCnrrt
leave Kanfiufi City , Lincoln and
Grand Island every Tuesday and
Thursday , ariving at Seattle lollow
ing Friday and Sunday. They arc
upholstered in rattan. The bed
linen and furnishings are clean and
of good quality. The healingvcn
tilating and toilet arrangomeins are
all that can bo drsircd and each ear
is in charge rf a uniformed Pullman
porter , whoso HOO ! duty ifi to attend
to tbo wants of passi'tigera. Cars
run through without change of an )
kind and the berth ralo fromLincoln
lo Tacoma or Seattle is only $5.00.
To intermediate points , it is proportionately
tionately low.
Montana and the Puget Souiu
country are now enjoying a poriot
of unexampled prosperity. Aa a
consequence , travel to the Norlh-
woit is rapidly attaining largo pro
portions. This now tourint oar line
has been established with a view o
caring for the Burlington's share o
it in the best possible manner.
Berths , tickets and full information
can be had on application to an ;
Burlington Route ticket agent or b ;
addressing J. Francis , G.P.A
Omaha Neb , June 2Qth
U. S. Land Office ,
AMK9 WHITKUKAl ) , - RoRlstcr
V. II. YOUNG , . . . - .Receiver
U. 8. L ud Onico , Mncol . Nobr. , I
Oct. 81. , 18P9. f
Noltco U hereby given that the lollowluir-
nmcd pettier ha * filed notlcn of bin Intention to
lake nnnl proof In support of hl < t claim , and that
aid proof will bo mndo before the County Jmlfto ,
t llroken How , Nabr , , Saturday , Dec. U 1809 ,
Ir. : KriicMt V Al > i > oit ,
I K No. 18.-I48. for Ibn nwl ( Son. ) , Tp. 14. KB.
9. Ho iinmcu the followltiK wllncsjos to prove
Is rontlnuoni rejldenco upon and cultivation of
aid land , viz : Thomas Kennedy , Win. Kdtmindi ,
Vllllnm Williams Frank I.obardu , nil of Cumro ,
Nebr. o-JUOt \VJ01INSON , HegUtcr.
Land Onico at llroken llow , Nebr. , I
Oct. Ill , 1899. f
Notlco Is hereby riven that the following
anted Brttlcrha lnicd notlco of ] his .Intention to
nako llnal proof In support of hta claim , and tint
aid proof will bo mndo bcfoi'O Hotter and He-
river , nt llroken HOTNobr , on December 8th ,
, viz :
Joliu t'rlHclikorn ,
Inlrof Jonnetto Smith , deceased , of Wolsiiort ,
Jebr. , II. K. No.7 , for the nw.U Sec. SO , T 17
IIo names'tho following witnesses to provo his
ontliuious rcBldcnco upon and rulllvatlon of snld
and , vlr : William McUlalu , John Plrnoy , Tbeo-
! > , „ rrlechkorn. ot Wclssorl , Nebr , and William
Mciiory , of Ani-loy. Nebr.
iovMH JAMK3 WlllTKHKAI ) , Uogtstcr ,
U. S. Land Office , llroken llow. NobI I
beiit.23,18SU. f
A sulllclfiit contest allblavlt having been tiled In
his ofllco by Nelly K. Taylor , contestant , nynlnBt
Imbcr culturu entry No. 12&87 , made December
lib , IBM , for thu northenst ( ( Uiirter ot Kectlou 1)7 ) ,
owtiMilp 19 north , ruio UI went tllh V. M , by
\ullmnn C. Tooker , rontestcc , In which It In Hi-
oyoit tliat raid Aultman C. Tooker linx filled to
ilnnt trrohued . cultliigH or trua , and ciiltlvato
boftnino slnc.i the year I8K1 , AmiiulsiiS that at
ID tlmo b 8 tbu unlit Tooker planted or earned to
i planted on laid tract , morn than .li | acrcn to
i ot-r , trco needs or cuttings , ana oulii lliroo nnd
ona-bnlt acres wcro planted prior to 1893 ,
nnd said Tooker hint wholly failed to Itlant
any trees , trco reeds or cuttluKi , or to cnuno
ho rnmn to bo donn during thu years 189J , 1891 ,
E9S , 189C , Ib97 , 1898 and 1899 , to profcnt date , ami
lan tallod to cultivate , or cause tu bo cultivated ,
gald IBi acruB Hlnco IHili to present dute , iald par
ies are ben liy nolllkd to appear , reipoml tnd
otter evldenco touoliiiiK sab ) allegation , nt K )
j'clock a. m. , on November'.Will , 1899 , before the
readier nml receiver , U. S. laud olllcu , at llrokuii
low , Neb ,
Thu snld contestant havliiftin a proper aflldavll ,
nicdScpt. IS , 1699 , ( Ct forth facts \\blcb show
liat after due'dlllgeiico , personal servlco of this
lotlcc can not bo nmdo , it la hereby ordered and
llrcctcd tliat such uoiluo bu given by duo ami
iropur publication. B0pl28 Ot
I'ltANK II. Yotwu , Kicelver.
United States Land Olllcc , llroken llow. Neb. , I
Hept. 1M , 1899. |
A rtlfllclont contort alllilavlt batlii | { been fllcd
n tl.U o 111 co by Allnnlo Hake , conlcalanl , oyalnst
imbcr culture entry No. li.8'tf , mitdo April "Utb ,
899. tor pwjf section ! $ , towiieblp 19. rang ) ,
y Itoburt J. Kreuihyon , contestant , in wlilch It
B alleged that Itobcrt J. Krnmbyon h ( > s fulled to
ilow , plant and cultivate to treen , feeds or cut-
Inys , ten acres of said tritct or any portion them.
> f ; that bo failed to plant to tnws. secdn or ' .111-
lntr.8 , five acres of Paid tract In the yearn 1869 ,
00 , 18U1. 18112. 1H'J:1 : , Ib94 , INl < 5 , 1890 , 1897 ,
BUS nnd 1899 , and that ho b.is tolnlly abandoned
Bald tiact. nnd alloucd the bame to row up up to
vecds nnd nriH . Snld partlrn nro hereby noti-
led to appear , respond and olfcr evidence touch-
nir said allegation at 10 o'clock n. in , on Nov. V8 ,
809 , before the resistor ntd receiver , at tbo U , 8.
and olllce , In Broken How , Nebr. Thu snld con-
eBtunt hnvlng , lu a proper nr.Ulavlt , Hied Aug.
J4. 1CU9 , not forth facts wlilch show thnt nttur duo
llllKcnce , perioual service of this notlcu can not
10 made , It is hereby ordered and directed that
such notlco be given by duo and ptopor publlca
tlon. oa-0 ITKANKH. YOUNG , llccoiver.
United States Liud Oulco , llroken Unw.Nob. , I
Sept. 28 , 1899. '
A ftilllclent contCBt afllilnvlt having been fllcd
n this ofllco by John Ilruobakor , contestant ,
aead'ei timber culture outry No 0703 , made Octo
ber 8J , 1880 , for o 4 uwH , section ! . ' : ( , township 'M
N. , ramju 17 W , by n llliam C. II. Bowman ,
coutcetuo , lu which it is alleged that William C.
[ I. llowmau hatfailed to plow , plant and culti
vate to trees , needs or cuttings llvu UCTCB of Bald
tn.ct of hind for thu years 1887. 18H8 , 1889 , Ib.K ) ,
1891 , 1B9X 1893 , 1891 , 1893 , 1890 , 1897 , 1808 or 189J ,
Jut baa allowed Bald tract of land if land to RIOW
up to weeds auu crassanu uas lomiiy oonnuoneii
tuld tract ot land and has neglected the Fame ,
said parties aru hereby notified to appear , reppoml
and offer evidence touching said allegation , at 10
o'clock a. m. , on Friday , November Ullh. 1809.
icforo tlio register and receiver of the Unltod
JtatcB Land OUlco , In llrokon liow , Nobr ,
Tlio enld contestant having , In n proper ( fllila-
vlt , tiled Sept. SI , 1899set forth facts which Blni < v
bat after duo diligence , poreonnl service of this
notlco can not bo made , ft la hereby ordered and
llrcctcd that ncti notice bo glron by duo and
proper pobllcatlon.
o5-0t KllANK H. YOUNG , Kecolver.
PUULIC LAND SALE ,
t' , H. Land Ofllco , llrokcn llow , Neb.
Notlco is hereby Klven that in pursuance of
natrn tlona Irom tbo CommliMonor of the l.iin-
ral Laud lifllco , under authority vos-od In him
ly Section 2155 , U. H. Itevlacd Statutes , as
mended by the act of Congress , approved Keb.
Oth , 1895 , wo will proceed to oiler at Public Halo
n the 85th duy of Nov. , 1899 , next , nt this ofllco ,
hu following tract of land. to.wit : The nwH
w of Sec. 19 , In Twp. 18 N. , of 1 { , SJ , W. Olb
' * At.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
Love described lands are ndvlaed to ( lie their
( alms in this otllce on or buforj the duy above
Ic lKiintcd for the commencement of said sale ,
tberwlHu their rlL'tits will bo forfeited.
JAMKS WIIlTliHKAI ) ,
KIIAMC H. YOUNQ , Itceolvor.
Oct. 17th 1899.
1'UUUC LAND SALE.
U. S. Laud Office , Drokeu How , Neb.
Notlcu la I.oreby glvou that In pursuance of
DHtrnctloiiB from tno Commissioner of the Gun.
) rul Land Otllce , under nuthuilty vuaUil lu him
jy section 2455 , I ) . S. Itev. Hint. . BB an ended by
et ofUoDBrecs , approved IMinury IMlh , 1895 ,
vo will proceed to oiler at pulillc HHO , on the
Ith day of November , next , at thla olllce , tlio
ullowlhK tritct of lund , to-wlt : 8w } < BwKi Sic.
, TWJI. is , N , HB.IB vv. kth r. M.
Any nnd all persona clnlmlnu adversely thu
above described laiule are advised to llio tholr
claims In thla office on or before tne day above
denlguated for the commencement of said vnlo ,
otherwise their rlghtb will bo forfeited.
olU-U JAMKS WHITE UK < U > , llegUter.
KHANK H. YOUNO. llccciver.
Oct. 17 , lb',19.
In the dlbtrlct court of Ciifter county , Nebr.
John K. C livelier ,
Vc ,
Hello Cavencc..L'i Monte Cuyonce , IMItb Cnv-1
cneu , Sarah K.Cavoneo , WaldoCaveneo. bully |
C'avenco/Krank K Cavenuu , James W , Cav '
cnco , Lunlla Cavenoe. Flora II. Cavcnce ,
* 8Uicy Caveneo , Nancy Foggy , Jnmcs Foggy ,
Jraslo Walla. Watts , husband of raid Jcitvfo
WattB , Solomon ( 'avenee , and Jcnnlo Caveneo. .
The tbovo named defendunts ami each ind al
of them , will tiku notlco that on tbu 9th day ol
November , 1899. Johu K. Cavence , ihu plaint ! ! !
above named1 Hied hU petition In lli district
court of Cuptor county , Nebrusku , axalust Kali !
deftndanta , and each tnd nil of them , ihu objecl
and prayer , of which bald petition are , for a
dtcreoof petition and Hale ot estate of Charles
Cavcnee diceased , nho died In the jear 1895.
leaving a timber culture en ry upon which prool
bad not bom m.ulo. but which proof afterward * )
made In March 1897 and final rocel , t Issued
therefore , to tbo heirs of said Charles Cavcnee ,
deceased , which * ald land Is described an follows
towlt : The North-east quarter ( ttl K.K of BCC
titn 35 , Townehtp 14 Kango 'JO situated In Cuiter
county Nebraska.
Tlmt tb'j plalntltl U one of the ho rf of suh
Charles Cavcneu drcc iod , ami bus unvlded one
Klxtli luturrist In said estate , and that the defend
ants are also heirs ot said vrtate and have ai
interest therein as ihon by said petition.
Plaln'Jrt also asks In said petition that ho bo
nllowed , before the distribution of tbo proceeds
of the falc of raid estate , the sum of155 which
bo has expended In money atd labor upon salt
land pntd out for the benefit of tbo eaid Charlea
Caveuoe , deceased.
That the plaintiff herein nra.s that It bo decreed
creed that said bud bu sold and the proceed
brought onto court and applied to the i.aymon
flret on the. amount which shall bo found due to
thin plaintiff , from said net&te , and ( hat the bal
ance , after enld amount baa been paid to tbl
plaintlfT , may bo dletrlbuted amuig laid holrs o
said Charles iCavuiied'.deccaeed , according to
tholr several rights therein.
You and each of you uro rcquircd.'fto 'answe
said petition ou or.beforo Monday , the. 18th dn
of Decunber , 1899.
Dated tbl * Oth day ot .November , 1899.
JOHN K. CAVKNUB , I lalntlff.
.Ily 0. L. aurrEttso.v , Ills Attorney
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.
In the dlttrlot court of Critter county. Nobr.
The Reliance Trnst Co. , I'lalntfrf , 1
v * . \
John Glllroy and Mrs. John Glllroy , his wife , j
Defendants , j
The defendants , John Mllroy nud Mr * John
Glllroy. his wife , will take nottrn that on Iho 10th
day ot October , 1809 , the plaintiff filed Its poll ,
tion In the district court of Cutter county , Nobr. ,
nfjstnst John Glllroy , nnd Mrs. John Glllroy. hi *
wife , defendants , tno object And prayer of which
nro to forcclrpo a certain lax ccrtlrlcaUt lisncd by
tlio treasurer of Oiulor county on the 25th day of
November. 1802 , of which the plalntltt Is now thn
owner and holder thereof , for the turn ot $127.74 ,
and covering the following described prcmlioi.
Lots ono nnd two. In block oUlit , of thu origin * !
town of Hroken Dow , Nebraska , said county , and
upon which linn 'icon paid subsequent tax ui fol
lows : On the SSlli day of October , IBM. for the
) enr I8yj. the sum of 823.01 ; on llu 1st dav nf
Aim ml. 1801 , for the ycnr I80J , the mm of 20,17 ,
cuch of which d"1 ount draw SO | > er cent Interest
from their respective dates , all of which In dun
and unpaid. 1'MiiitllT prays a dccrca of foreclo
sure of snld certificate and receipts and * lo of
tald premises. You nro required to answer raid
petition on or bcfoio Monday , tho4th d y of Uc >
comber. 180V. Dated nt Iirokon Bow , Nebuika ,
thU 19lh ilny of October , 1809.
( SKAL.1 TIIK ItKI.IAN'K TllUST Co. .
ell -lt Ily Willis Cndwell , Its Att'y ' ,
Atleit : James Stockbam , Clerk Ulst. Court.
Ily J , U 1'alntor , Deputy.
NOTlCli TO NON-UKSIDKNTS.
In Ibo dl-trlct court ot Cuctcr county , Nebr.
Thu Reliance Trust Co. , 1'lalntllf , " *
vn. I
V K Davis , full iiRtno unknown , nnd Mrs. K It f
DavU , bin wife , Defendants. J
Tiio dcfendnnti , If U Davis nnd Mrn V U Davis ,
his wife , will take noilco tlmton the HHli dar of
October , IMJO.the plalntlll the HcllaticuTrust Co. ,
tiled Ita petition In the district court of ( 'inter
coiti < ly. NvbiuHkn , aKAln t K H l\vls nnd MrsK
H li\vN. Mslfo , defendunte , thu object and
prajcrofhlch nrii In lorrcloto n co'taln tax
cortltlcato Imlicd by the tri'ii'iirer of said Ouster
county , on the sMh ! duy of November. 16W , of
uhlcli the plalntlll \ * now thu owner and holder
thn tiif , for the Mini of $71.HI , nnd covurtait the
following described preinUes : | x > t * II , I'J , 13 , In
block VS , tit Itnllrond addition to the original town
nf lltoken Itmv , 'aid county , and upon \\lilch Ims
been liald KUtisecnuiia Utx IIH follown : On tboiiSth
day of October , 18UI , for thn yeitr ISlh ! , thu RUIII of
t > il$87 $ ; on the 1st day of Anguit , 1891 , for the
year 1HUJ. tlio sum of f.15 ; il , t-nch of wlilch
amotintK draw 20 per cent Interest from Iho'k1 ! < : ' >
iiecllvo dates , nil of which Is duu and unpaid.
I'jhlnllll prny n dectoo of fnreelosuro of B.tm c''r-
tltlcate and receipts nn I salu ol # ald prcinUea.
Yi.ii r.ro rtijulrcd to riitu'ir cit'd petition on or before -
fore Moiubiy , thu Illi day ot December , 1899.
Dated at llrokuii llow , Nebraska , tbU lOlli duy of
October , Ib'JO. TIIK ItKLiANcr. TIIURT to. ,
Ily Wlllifl Cidueli. iu Att'y.
Attest : Jam on Stuckhnm , Clerk Dsl. Court
liyJO 1'alntur , Diputy. octlU-H
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMBNT.
STATK OF NE1HIA8KA , I . . .
Ciutcr County , f68'
In county cnurl , before J. A. Armour ,
n thu inattur of the etunto of ClmrlvH ( IrlllltiB ,
nsiuio ; nlso In the matter of the catato of Chtrlea
Irlllltis , ilecciiscd. To llio creditors ami belrs.
ud to till who ro Inlureutei ) In Ibo ct-Ulo ot gold
Charles ( IrlllUts : Take notlco that JJiues M
tuseoll , as t'nurdlnn nnd o.'nilnlnralor of tha
forcsald estate , ba-t r.lcd n rujurt of bin doing *
is fiicb , nnd nekH that faiiui bo approved , nnd
lint ho to discharged from fnrthoi obligation
herein , anil Hint the county judge nuke such
inter us to the distribution of tlio assets belong-
n H to laid ustutuna may ucain Just and eijultnlilo ;
nd to nsBlgn the dower of lliu widow herein ,
eslKniitu tlio helm entitled to n Mmro in said es-
nto , and to Krant auih other rvllot an niny ha
coined ncccmnry | n the Iliml tettlomont ot raid
stalo. Siild iratlor has been not for lienMnn ou
ho 87lh day ot November , 18lH.at ) 10 o'clock a.m. ,
t tbo county court room , In Hroken llow , Nub , ,
t which tlmu and pluco all parlies Interested may
ppoar Hiul bo honrd concerning tno snmr , attor
Inco wcokR In tbo CUHTEU COUNTY ItKi-uDLiuAN.
) atud this yiet day ot Oct. , 18'J'J.
, 'ruo Copy , J A. AUMOUII , County Juilgo.
[ SEAL ] nov3-aw
Order on Hearing Petition for Administration.
1'iin BTATB op NKIIHASKA , I „ .
Cnsicr County , I
AT A 8KS8ION of the County Court , for the
county of dialer , holdon at tbu county court
room In llrokim llow , on ihu Olh day ot Novcm.
iiir , 18UO. I'resunt , J. A. Aimonr , county judga.
In tl o matter ot the cetalo of Ucorgu . 1'it-y ,
lecoaecd.
On application by petition of William It Frey
of uroiion llow , Keb. , repreBcntlng among oilier
hliiKD that UeorgoV. . Frey , nn iulmbUant of
sulil o uiity , redding therein on the 'JUai day of
'anuary , A. 1) , 18W , dlud Intestate , leaving oitatu
, o bo administered.
' 1 lint tlio iiulllioncr in a ton 01 am nccoasou ,
and prays tliat administration of ald deceased bo
Brained to \ \ llliam It Frey.
I. ID ordered , That f aid application bo heard nt
.hu county court room , at llu court hou o In tbu
city of liroUon How , on the lit day of December ,
ti'M , at 10 o'clock n. m.
It la further ordered , That notice thereof bo
; lven to all perron * by publication of such notlco
at least thiio weekv vucccsslvely , previous to
the tlmu appointed , In the Itopubllcun , a weekly
uowapapor , iiublUhud lu said county.
( TruoCopy. ) J. A. AHMOUIl ,
( KEAL. ) County Judge.
Notice to Non-Kcsldenf ,
In the District Court of Castor County , Nobr.
The Hcllauco Trust Co. , Plaintiff. >
vs >
ilnry U UlBhop , J II Jiiman , Defendants. )
Tbu dofi-ndunta , Mary 1C lllshop J II luman ,
_ nd Jam OH W ThompHon , will tuko notlc *
thnt on the Ullh dar of October.
BU'J , thu plaintiff , The Uollanco Trust Co. , tiled
ill petition In the district cotlrtof Cuitor co'cuty ,
Vihr.ski.ngalnst Mary K Illiuop , and J II Inmaii ,
ml JasV Tli'1'ijinon , Dclondnnta , tbo object
nd prater of which oru to foreclose a certain tax
ertlllcato , Issued by thu truism or of tulii Ouster
aunty , on thu UA li day of November , 189 : . ' . of
which Ihu plnlntllt U now the owner and holder
hereof , for tbo sum ol $ ' "J.8i : , and covering the
olIowliiK dincrllied premises : Lot ft , block 77 ,
n Itidlroad addition to ti o original town of IIro-
on llow. mid comity , and upon which ban Lceu
lalil BUbdinuont" tux AH follows : On IbuMb
ay of October , 1893 , tor Ibo > car I8U- the uuui
t $10.U4 : on thu Irt day of Ausuet , 1604 , for tbo
car 18V3. the fum of $10.15 , u.ch of which
inounlu draw iW per cent Intirca' from their
eeiiectlvo dntex , all of wlilch It duu nnd unpaid ,
'lalnltft prays a decree of foreclosure of aald
ertlllcaio ted reoclpto and salt ) of said promises
'ou arc icqalrud to answer catd putlilon on or
irfoin Monday , the llth day of December , 1809.
) nted nt llrnki'ii llow , Neliraskn , IbU 24lb duy ot
) CtoUur , 1899. TIIK ItKl.iiNCK TllUST Co. , Pitt
SKAL.I Uv Willis Cadwell , Itn Attorney.
Ituuf. James UtorLImm , Clurk.
Ily J 0 1'nlnter , Deputy. oM-lt
NO11CETO NON-RESIDENTS.
In the District Cuurt of Cuet r County , Nebr.
ChtrlCB 8 Smith , 1'lalnllli , )
v . >
Qcnjainlii Young , Jr.ot nl. , DofoiulantH. )
Tbu doff nilHiiiH , llenlumlu YOUIIR Jr. , OloU
nvistment Compnny. llcnry A WTIUBU. Its He-
celvcr , Freeman 8 National HniiK , of Uoeton ,
\l6B8ncliuaetlH \ , Ucorgo Crocker and Mrs George
Irocker , Ills wlfi'.wlll take notice tlmton the lUtJi
luy nf October , \ 'M , Clmrlei .S Hmllh , Ihu nlaln-
III , tiled hN p tltlon in thu district court of CUB-
ur count ) .Nebraska , against jutl and each of you
bo object and pruyi-r ot which are to forecloro a
curluln mortKiivu , executed by llunjainln toung ,
Ir. , andMsry IS. Young. bU wife , to thu Olobo
[ nvcetmcnt Co. , and by it assigned to thla p'aln-
Iff , upoM the foulhenst quarter of ccctlou two , m
> owuBblti thirteen nortb of range IWetty-one
we t ot UIH tith 1' . M , It Cutter Loiint ; , Nebr , to
secure tbo payment of ouo certiln promissory
note dated November 10th. I89J , for thu cum of
JtXil ( ) , atd duu and piyahlu December 1st , 1897 ;
Jmt there is now dim and unpalt upon tald nolo
and uioitRiiKO the mm of $79i.b5 , for which sum ,
with Interest from this dnte , the iilatntlff piaia
[ or a duc'co of foiedoenro and salu nf i > alu prum-
lues. You arc required to answer oald pet.tlou
on r before Monday , the 7lh day ct November ,
1899. or tbo negation * tbeiclu made will bo taken
a truu and decree tendered accordingly. Dated
at llroken IJow , Nebrurku , lid.19th day of Octo
ber , 1899. OHAIILKB a MIITU.
ocl9-8t Hy Alpha Morgan , ilia Ally.
Cash I'rl/es l-'ur
F' r tlio bix but-i phologr.ipliB of
farm ecenca a'ony its line in
Nebraska and Kansas , the Burling-
Ion off rs eix cu-.li piizea , ouo ol
$20 00 , cno of $10.00 and four of
$5 00 each , Pliotogiapba of grow
ing oropH , Harvesting operations ,
feed-lota , poultry , oittlo barns and
creameries are particularly desired.
The contest closes November 30 ,
1800. J. FRANCIS. ,
Gen , PUSB. Agt.
Burlington Houto , Omaha.