TIME TABLE ,
liUOKKN BOW , NKB.
Lincoln , Denver ,
Umaha , Helena ,
Chicago , Unite ,
St. Joseph , Portland ,
Hanson City , Salt Lnko Git ;
Hf Louis , anil all San Frnnclflco
points east aud eoutli. and nil points vret
THAIN3 LKAVE AS FOLLOWBl
EAST.
No. 42. Local express dally , Lincoln , Omntia ,
and nil points cast . . .G'SJO a.m. .
No. 44. Local passenger , departs.,11:25 : u. in ,
No. 40. Throned freight cast tally..539 ! B. m.
No. 48. Local freight cast orr. dally ia.00 p.in
Departs at 1.03 p in.
Bxccpt Sunday.
WBST.
No. 41. Loral txprce * dally , Helena , Ilntlo
I'nrlliuitl , uli pillule wcct..4.10:55p. : in
Mo. ) ) . Local pa rcn..criHrlveaat..4 : ! > 5 p. in.
No.45. " " \upl " 10'S8ain
> o. 47. " " " " SlBp. : in
Departs hi 3.45 p , in
Kxccpt Sunday.
Sleeping , dining and reclining chair cars ( floats
irco ) on through trains. Tidies Bold and bag.
gage checked to any point In tin United States
and Canada.
No. 43 baa merchandise cate Tuesdays , Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Mo. 45 will carry passengers for Anselmo , Hal
icy , Seneca , Wliltmnu unit Alliance.
No. 4(3 ( will carry passct gers for Kavcnu *
tlraud Inland , Sewa.'d and Lincoln.
Information , mupe , thnu tablce and ticket
call un or write to 11. L. Ormaby , agent , or J
Friuich , Q. I' . A. , Oinitliu , Nebraska.
, II. L. Onsipnr , Aeon ) .
fr * Burlington Koute Calilornia Excursions
( .liuajj ; quick ; comfortable.
Lowe Oniahii1:35 : p. m. l.ni-
, doln 0:10 : p. in. and Hastings 8:50 :
-talU p. m. every Thursday , in olean ,
BE--
, - . - modern , not crowded touriet sleep
ers. No transfers ; cars ruu right
through to Sun Frauuisco and Lou
Angeles over the Socnio lioutc
through Denver and Salt Lake City.
( Jars are carpeted ; upholstered in
ratun ; Lave spring scats and hacks
ami are provided with curtains ,
bed .injr , tow lot * , sop , etc. Uni
form nl pjttus and t'xpurioncod ex
cursion conductors accompany each
excursion , relieving passengers ol
all hother about baggage , pointing
o'ut sbjeots of interest and in man )
other ways helping to make the
overland trip a doljghtful exper
ience. Second class tickets arc
JionoreJ. Berths $5.
For folder giving full informa
tion , call at nearest Burlington
Koulo ticket office , or write to J.
Francis , general passenger agent
Omaha , iN'eb.
The Way to go to Califbrniw.
la in u tourist sleeper , personally con
* * > ducted , vl * Uo iJurllntfton Koute
# You dent cbauge curs. You make fas'
time. You eee the finest ecencry on
tbo globe.
Your csr IB tot as expensively fur-
nltned as a place sleeper , but it Is juet
Ra clean , juat as comfortable , juet DB
5X good to ride In and nearly $20.00
cheaper. It has wide vestibules ;
5K PmtBch gass high back seats ; a unformed
4 Tullmau porter ; clean bedding ; spacious
toilet rooms , tables and heating range.
Being strongly and heavily built , It i
rtdea smoothly ; It is warm In winter and
cool In Bummer.
In olmcgo of each excursion party is an
experienced excursion conductor who
accompanies U right through to Lo
Angeles.
( Jars leave Omaha , St. Joseph ,
Lincoln and Hastings every Thursday ,
arriving San. FranclFCo following Hun-
day , Loss Angeles Monday. Only three
days from Missouri River to the Pacific
Const , including two stop-ovrrs of 1
hours nt Denver and 2J hours at Suit
Lake City , two of the moet interesting
cities on the continent.
For folder giving full ( information ,
call at any Burlington Koute ticket
ollico , or write to , J. FUANCIS-
Gea'l. PASS. Agt. , Omaha , Neb.
WANTED Several persona for
District Office Managers in this
state to represent mo in their own
and surrounding counties' Will
ing to pay yearly 8600 , payable
weekly. Desirblo employment -will )
undual opportnitica. References
exchanged. Enclose self-addreseed
stamped envelope. S. A , Park ,
820 Caxtcn Building , Chicago.
Pains In the chest when a person Imp
a cold indicate a to idency toward
penumonia .A pkce of flunse ! aami > u-
ed with Charuberlin'B Pain Blain and
bound on to the chest over the seat of
pain will promptly relieve the pnln and
prevent tbo threatened attack of
pnemoula. This eiuno treatment will
cure a lme lack in a few liouw , Sold
by n > l Druggists.
.AsKy * „ .
Eureka Harness Oil Is tliohcst
preservative of new luiillior
ami the licit ronoviitor of old
leutlitr. It oils , softens , blticl-
onsnud protects. Ufeo
on your best harness , your old liar- I. .
ness , nml your cnrrlnjetop , and tlicy
will not only look Iwttrr but inr
longor. Koldcvcrj'wliercln cans nil
ttica from half pints to fl\c Callous ,
Uude Ij 8TIMUUU OIL 10.
To the Public.
Our biography books were burned ,
containing 1,500 biographies , which
can only bo obtained in time for
publication in our book , by sending
us by mail to Broken How at once ! ,
a letter , answering the following
questions : Born where ? When ?
Father'd name ? Blanied ,
when ? Where ? To whom ?
Who was born when ?
Whore ? Father's name ?
How many obildron ? Their
names ? Game to county when ?
Located where ? About
how ' many copies will you want ?
S. D. BUTCHER.
Equality , Economy , Security. $ fi
* > ho tree tot f r Life Insnranoe 10 tknj
found In the Equity of th Contract , ! Wj
the Kconomy ot Managemtnt , nd the
Sccnilty for the Payment.
$ * TMR ORIGINAL
Jj'ji
f | Bankers Life Association ,
or
DOB nzolac ,
BiiWAno A. TBMriK , Freililent.
rftt
OrganlrcJ July lit , 1879.
Guaranty Fond for safety.
Burplun Fund for protection.
, .4-jj Supervised by 3,000 depository bank * .
. * / ' Sccurl los deposited with the state JjSjj
Coniervatlvo methodi. ( : *
Preferred llla -Low nates. Bjj-i
Quarterly Payments. , ' .tl
For rules and full information , call Jj-jj ;
1 J. A , HARRIS , I
yzii fiff.
. ' . ' \A \ Agent for Ouster Connty , Neb ttjj
y'fe ' . ? j. ;
Office at Farmers Bank of Cas'.er
i-J.il Cocnty , Broken Bow , Neb. jW !
. | ij gr >
yft.'V : ) * f..vi : % 7..vyj. . ' ! . > .VwA. 7ftVa . irV.i.1 *
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THE FIRST BABY. |
Cts Coming is Looked Forward to
With Botli Joy and Fear and itfl
Safe Arrival is Hailed With
Pride and Delight by All.
The arrival of the first baby in the
household is the happiest and most Im
portant event of married life. The young
wife who is to become a mother delights
to think of the happiness in store for her
when the little one shall ncstlo upon her
breast and latterly Bho shall hear it lisn
the sweet and holy name , "mother/ *
But her happy anticipation quickly van
ishes when she realizes the terrible pain
and suffering through which she must
pass while bringing the little one into
the world. An indescribable fear of the
danger attendant upon the ordeal soon
dissipates her joyf ulness.
Thousands of women have learned
by experience that there is absolutely
no necessity for the sufferings which at
tend child-birth ; they know that by
the use of "Mother's Friend" a scien
tific liniment for n few weeks before
the trying hour , expectant mothers can
so prepare themselves for the final
hour that the pain and Buffering of the
dreaded event are entirely obviated and
it is safely passed through with com
paratively little discomfort.
All women are interested , and es
pecially expectant mothers who for the
first time have to undergo this trial , in
such a remedy ; for they know the pain
and suffering , to say nothing of the aim- ,
ger , which 19 in store for them. "Mothl
er's Friend" is woman's greatest bles-'s '
sing , for it takes her safely through the
severest orde al of her life. Every woman
should be glad to read the little book
"Before Baoy is Born , " which contains
information of great value to all. It
will be sent free to any one who sends
their address to The Brudfield Regulator
later Go. , Atlanta , Go , .
S. D. Butcher has selected men
from every post office in the county
to write , but this excludes no one
from competing for the premium
book.
Two Pointed ( { ucstlou Answered.
Wlmt is the use of making a butter I
article tban your competitor if you can
not got a bettor price for ItT Ana. As .
there is no dlffeienco in the price the
public will buy only the better , so that
wblle our profits may be smaller on a
single sale they will be much greater
in thu aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make Is tbebcet.
If both articles are brought prom
inently before tbe public botb ore
certain to be tried and tbo public will
very quickly pass judgement on them
nnd use only tbe better one.
This explains tbe large sale on
Chamburlln's Cough Remedy. Tbo
people havobeen useinglt for years and
Have found it can always bo depended
upon' Fhoy may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims , but are
certain to return to tbe one remedy
that they Unbw to bo reliable , ana for
cougUa , colds and croup ther < is noth
ing equal to Chamborlln's Cougb
Remedy. For sale by all Druggists
Chamberlain's Colic , Cbolein and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be depen
ded upon and is plcasont and fnfo to
'nke. ' So'd by all
A Sure Sign of Croup.
llnarsness In a child that le subject to
croup IB a euro indication ot the ap-
prtmcti of thu dlsenso. If Cbamberlir/s
Cough Remedy is given as soon ns tbo
child becomes hoarao , or even after tbe
urotipy cough baa appeurd ; It will prevent
vent tbo attnck. Many mothers who
linve ( iroiipy children always keep this
remedy nt hand nnd Hnil that it eaves
( horn much trouble and worry. It can
always be depended upon and It Is
plcaeont to take. For sale by all drag -
| 0. NV.HEAL. A. P. SMITH.
Beal & Smith ,
ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW.
Prompt attention given to collections and i
citato. OIUcc over First National Bank.
Broken Bow , . . . Nebraska.
T. W. Bass ,
DENTIST.
.All work first class. Rooms on a
floor , northwest corner Realty
block , Broken Bow/Nebr.
HBALTH AND BEAUTY.
December should mark radical
( changes In our diet , it now being the
i mission of our fooil to "keep out the
' cold" < as well as to nourish the body.
Good soups and good meats are now
of flrst importance Indeed , arc synon
ymous with good Renae , begging the
pardon of our vegetarian friends.
Pureen ( of moat foundation ) and all
the strong , rich soups to be avoided
at other seasons are strictly In mid
winter order. In winter meat becomes
the pivotal point of our diet. The fear
of yellow fever among the pcoplo has
almost entirely obscured the danger
from diphtheria , tuberculosis and ty
phoid fever and other Infections diet-
eases which confront us at all tlmea
and during all seasons. Thu danger
from a case of diphtheria In Now York
at any season of the year is far greater
| than the danger from a case of yellow
fever In the same place ; still , persons
who would shun a street where a case
of yellow fever existed would delib
erately enter the apartment of a per
son ! suffering from diphtheria. A se
rious outbreak of typhoid fever cre
ates but little consternation , nnd the
presence In our midst of Innumerable
cases of tuberculosis , a disease which
is rcsponsiblo for an incredible num
ber of deaths , is looked upon with In
difference by the puhllc , says the
North American Review. The mis
conception in regard to the danger
from this class of diseases often ren
ders the efforts of health ofllc als In
J
effectual. The Italians consider a largo
nose desirable and beautiful. Recently
there : have been two competitions in
which noses have played the leading
part. Ono at Padua was hold by the
students , and prizes of pocket handker
chiefs nnd snuff-boxes were awarded
for "noses the most pronounced and
respectable. " At Milan a moro Im
portant competition was held , the
competitors numbering thirty-six. The
flrst prize , a gold medal , was won by
a Venetian , whoso nose was found to
be "of formidable proportions , long ,
well pronounced , aggressive , trench
ant llko a knife hlade. " The second
prize , an enameled medal , went to the
man who owned a nose "domineering ,
assuming , with nostrils wide nnd cav
ernous. " The third medal went to a
man whoso nose was "refined and symmetrical -
metrical , " while the last two medals
to wore awarded for a nose "without
pretension , Ingenuous , hut solid and
well-planted , " and another "consider
able , regular and worthy of respect"
AS FROM THE ORAVa"
Etnnbnud nnd Wlfo Who liellevad Kaoh
Otlior Unacl for 10 Youri , Ueuultcd.
A New\York dressmaker and a skip-
per , who for ton years has been sailing i
between Now York and Liverpool , are
the central figures in a strange romance - ,
mance that ended this week at Charlotte -
lotto , N. C. , which was their original
home. , In 1880 Frank Andrews , of
Charlotte , decided to remove to Texas ,
as his physician had recommended a
change of climate. His friend , Wil-
Ham Cross , decided to go with him
in search of fortune. Cross' wlfo was
in delicate health and could not ac
company him. Cross spent several
years In Texas , keeping la constant
correspondence his wife. Fin
ally ho decided to try his luck on the
Pacific coast. He wont to San FranB '
olico and adopted a seafaring life. He
joined the crew of a tramp schooner ,
carrying freight to'various ports In
the Pacific ocean. When he left San
Francisco news cane from his wife
that she was so 111 that he could hard
ly hope to reach her bealde before she
died. When hla vessel passed out "f
the Golden Gate be thought he would
never see his wlfo again , and the last
Ua that bound him to his North Car-
ollna homo was broken. The ship
was bound on a voyage half way
around the world. In the China Sea
th vessel was caught in a typhoon and
wrecked. Only a few of the crew
were saved. Fcr two days they float
ed in a little or n boat , until a Rus
sian steamer , L-und for a Siberian
port , rescued them. The Russian ship
put in at Vladlvostock and the ship
wrecked sailors were left there. Fin
ally Cross came to Now York and se
cured employment In the transatlan
tic service. Ho had not written to his
North Carolina friends , nor had he
heard from them since he left San
Francisco twelve years before. A few
weeks ago Cross was seized with a
longing to visit his old home. An
drews , his companion In Texas , had
returned to Charlotte , and Cross wrote
to him , and learned to his astonish j
ment that his wlfo was still alive , but
could not ascertain where she wa
then living. Cross went to Charlott
at once and tried to find trace of her
The local newspapers contained ac
counts of Cross' visit there. Mr.- ) .
Cross had recovered from the illness
that brought her to death's door. She
read an account of the loss of Hie ship
on which her husband sailed "with allen
on board , " and had mourned him as ;
dead. In 1892 she secured a position
as dressmaker in this city , and is
been living here ever since , le
dreaming that her husband was sailIng -
Ing into port at frequent intervals. The
Charlotte papers were frequently sent
to her by a friend , and'in one of them
she read of Cross' return. A little
telegraphing soon settled any doubts '
of identity , and tbe overjoyed husband
and wlfo arranged for a reunion at
Charlotte , where they bad parted nineteen
.eU
teen years before. They were cordial
ly welcomed by many old friends , and
will begin life anew In the town where
they grew up as children.
At She -Kxpremod It.
"Yes , " said tbo lady from Boston ,
peaking of her favorite lecturer , "ha
Is one whom tbe lady would designate
aa a biscuit John. " "Beg pardon i ? "
aald the member of the " tn
laity. "Ob , to
b explicit , A orRckorJaok.Indlanap
alls Journal. ,
LETTERS SENT TO NOTEP MEN
Those curious personages , who de
light In prying into unexpected nub *
JcctB and classifying the results In
learned form have been very busy re
cently with the lettern received by
prominent pcoplo. The president of
the French republic1 , for Instance , is
said to receive dally 700 letters , nnd
these are made up an follows : Dog
ging lettcns , 250 ; petitions on political
affairs , 150 ; petitions from criminals ,
100 ; complaints against various func
tionaries , also 100 ; anonymous letters
containing insults , 80 , nnd threats of
assassination , 20.
The dally post bng nt Mnrlbnrough
house , London , ton , contains some ex *
traordlnnry letters. Hy one post there
arrived the following : A request for
a loan of $0,000 to cnnblo student of
entomology ; to start for Africa ; a poll-
tlou . from a poor old lady to provide a
dowry for her dnughter.who wns nbout
to bo married ; a pressing letter from
a French Inventor of n now diving I
dress , herRlng the Prince of Wales to'T '
don It nnd dlvo Into the Setno when he
next visited Paris , nnd a calm request
for money to redeem a workman's
tools.
Of course few of these curious mis
sives over reach the Prince of Wales ,
for his experienced secretaries sift the
correspondence with care nnd knowl
edge. Every day there arc scores of
letters connected with the public cere
monies In which the prince takes n
part , for every Item Is submitted for
approval. Then lliero arc tbe thou
sand nnd OMO social Invitations re
quiring a reply , and unnumbered ap
peals for money In aid of charities.
The prjynto letters for the prince nro
very numerous , for bis relatives keep
him in touch with nil interesting thorn.
Ills sister , the Empress Frederick , la
a charmlns letter writer , nnd corro
enonds with the prince regularly.
SOCIABLE MONKEYS AS GUESTS
An Odd Honeymoon Spent Amid Weird
Surroiiiiilliicn.
From the Weekly Telegraph : A
gentleman -who was married In Indln
a short time ago had a somewhat pe
culiar experience during his honeyft |
moon. Ho took his newly-acquired
bride away to a house situated on the
Nebudda river to spend the opening
month of their married life , and tbo
company that met them at their first
breakfast was not quite the kind a
bride expects to welcome her. The
meal In question was laid on a veran
da overlooking the river , nnd no soon
er did the servants begin to place the
crockery on tbo table than a largo
number of monkeys began to assem
ble from all directions , and noiselessly -
ly took their places on the veranda.
Naturally . , when the husband called to
his wife , who was dressing , that
breakfast was ready , and they were
all waiting for her , she was quite per
turbed ; , moro especially ns she expected
they were going to bo alone. Imag
ine her surprise when she came down
:
to find all the available space around
the table occupied by monkeys , who
sat as grave and silent ns posslbl * .
During the breakfast biscuits wore
thrown to the animals , and these , of
course , gave rlso to a struggle , whioh
resulted in n great deal of noise. No
sooner , however , was each biscuit gona
than the monkeys returned to their
places and oat as quiet as if nothing
had happened. As soon as the couple
got up from the breakfast table the
monkeys , evidently recognizing that
there was nothing moro to ho had , all
rose , and gravely marched down the
steps from the veranda.
Tongues of tlioCnt Faintly.
The tongues of the cat family arc.
covered with recurving spines. In the'
common domestic cat these are small ,
but sufficiently well developed to glvo
the tongue a feeling of roughness. But
In the lion and tiger the spines are
strong enough to enable the animal to
tear away the skin of a man'a hand
mnrolv bv licking It.
Ovnrilressod Youturrttura.
It is foolishness to make the coats
ot young children of heavy material.
Children roust bo kept warm , hut
weight does not always mean warmth ,
nnd a child should not feel its clothes
n burden. Many a lltclo tot cornea In
from what ought to have been a re
freshing walk weary nnd wel' nigh ex
hausted , because of the weight of the
coat it has worn. A layer of wadding
between the material and Its lining
gives warmth without adding much to
the weight of a pretty coat , and velvet ,
satin , poplin , cashmere , camel's hair ,
Bedford cord and other soft coatings
nro much Improved in appearance by
using It.
Skeletons.
The bones of an average male skele-
ton weigh twenty pounds , while those
of a female are about six pounds
lighter.
DR. R. II. McUROSSON ,
OnBEHON HEARING PKTITION I'OIt AD-
MI WBTHATION.
The State of Nebraska , I
Cueter Connty , f" '
At a secalon of the county court for the county
of Cn&ser , holdcn at the county court room In
Broken Bow , on the S8th day of December ,
1899. I'robontJ.A. Armour , County Judgii
In the matter of the estate of ( Ico. B. Green
wood , deceased.
On application by petition of Mnrcaret F.
Spencer and Alary Noonaii of Ouster couLty , rep
resenting among other things that ileo. 11.
Greenwood , an Inhabitant of Crater county , on
the 83d day of December , A.U. 1899 , 'at ' Ansldy ,
Neb. , died intestate , leaving estate to bo admin
istered. That the petitioners are daughters of
H ld deceased , and pray that administration of
said deceased bo granted to Jamrs Ixxlwlch. It
U ordered that said application ba beard at thu
county coart room , at the court house In the city
of Broken Bow , on tbo BUth day of January. IIKX ) ,
at 10o'clock a. in. It Is farther ordered , tint
notice thereof he given to all persons by publl
cbtlon of soon nodes at least throa weeks HOC-
i osslvely , previous to tbe time appointed , In the
Republican , a weekly newspaper , publicised at
' I tbtt city ot Broken Bow , In eald cqunty.
'Truecopy. J A. A'tMOUIl ,
Ben ) , County Judge.
S. Land Office ,
JAMES WniTBlIBAD , - IlOfilfltor
l < \ II. YOUNG , . . . - Jtocolvor
U. S , Land OffiYo , Broken How , Nobr.i I
. * or. SO , 180U. (
A enfUclnnt content affidavit haying been filed In
thlt office by Hugh Kenoyer , conteitnnt , K lnst
lid entry No , 1,160 , made AUK , " > mt { "T
new nof < nee. 7 , T. 17. It. CO , bv Andrew < J. doff.
contcBtoe. In which It tr aliened ( tut told ( Jolt
Dan /ailed to comply with the law ai to rcildenco
"
nnd cultivation , fold"parties nro hereby notified
to appeart reipond and offer evidence lonohlnR
Bilu allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Jan , D , 1000.
buforo the Hocliter and Itecolver at the United
Btntcs Land Office In llroken How , Neb.
The i aid contestant havlnp.ln n proper affidavit ,
filed Nov. 20th , 1800 , not forth facts whloh fhoir
that after iluo diligence , personal service ot thl"
notlcO'Can not ho made. It ! hereby ordered nnd
directed that snch notion ba Riven hy due and
proper publication. 33-flt
FIIAMK II. VQUNCI , Hccclvrr.
l.anil Offlco ot Ilrokon How , Neb. , I
Nov. 17 , 1M > 9.1
Notice Is hereby Riven tlmt tlio-followlng-nnm-
cd settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
flnnl proof In support of hi * claim , and that said
proof will bo made before IlcRltter and Kccolvur
llroken llovr Mob , , on Jan , 0,1000 , vlsi
UljrHHCH C Htmct ,
Menu , Ncbr. , II.E , No. M2 , for the totf , eec , 17 ,
T 1TN..11 21V. .
Ho names the follon Ing witnesses to { prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
tnldlaud , VK ! : John It. Street nnd Elmer K.
Hongboom of Ilrnkcn llovv , Nob. , and Milton M ,
Whitney and Alcy A. Wlnohciitcr of Monm.Ncb.
8301 JAMBS WlllTRIlliAl ) , Heritor.
In the County Court of Cutter Co , , Ncbrnslm
To Albert nil whom DcrlBchltigorS It mny concern , anl ospcolnlly to |
Yon are hereby notified tlmt Peter Biuuos , '
etiatdlnn of the ofctalo nf Albert Bcrlecldngcr ,
as llled his account In thla court of Ids doings
as such HUitrdliui , and nlfo Ids petition nslilug
tlmt ho bo discharged ns rucli giiimlmn of Bulil
oi into. And yon nro furthnr notlilcd that llaetu-
nme Anilcrsoi , bus this day filed a petition In tlili
court nsliiiiL ' , that ho bo appointed gutrdliv ot the
perton nnd cstntu o ( the said Albert llorlsclilnuor
and thill It I * hcriiby ordered l y Iho salil court ,
that both raid petitions bo hcnrd In snld court In
Broken Uow , In snld county , on the SUth day of
January. 1000. ot 1 o'clock p. in. , after four weeks
publication of this notice In the Custor County
Republican ni.d personal ecrvluo of a copy on the
said Albert llorlschlngor.
Witness my fcnl this 18th day of Dec , , 1830
J. A. ARMOUR , County Judge.
OHDRIt ON GHANTINQ AUMIN1STUATION-
Tbo Btnto ot Nebraska , I ,
„
Ouster County. l U8 %
County Court for said County.
Al n session ot Iho County Court , hold at tbo
County Court room , in and for said county , nt
Hrokoii Uow , on the 7th day of December , A,11.
1&99. 1'rescnt. J. A , Armour. Co. Jndyo. In
the matter of the estate of Uco. Vf. Krey , du
ceased.
Wt.creap , letters of nilmlnnlriitlon ! have this
dny been granted toV. . li. Frey ns administrator
nf the cstr.tu ofGco. W. Krey , Ordered , that six
months be allowed for creditors to present their
claims against eald estate for adjuslmont and
allowance , , end one yrnr ho allowed said mlmlnls-
trutor to settle up said estate , from the -1st dny
of December , A.I ) . IBC9 , And It la further or
dered that notice be ( 'lvon creditors of snkl catntc
to appear before mo , at Iho county courtroom In
sold county , on the Slst tiny of Fcbranry , 190' ' ,
on I bo Ulst day of April 100' , and on the illsl day
of June , 10,0. at 10 o'clock n. m , uacb day , by
publication In thn Itepuhllcan , a nowspupor
jirlntcd In e.ihl county , four weeks successively ,
jirlor to thuUUt duy of 1'Vbrniiry , H'OT. for the
purpoDo of nrescntlnb' their claims lorinlliistmcnl
and allowance. J. A. AltMUUK ,
( NKAL. ) County Jtidgo.
flN
NOT10U TO KON-RKS1DISNT DEFENDANTS.
William Diiggclt , Itcstcr UAggott and8. Cahlll
& Co. . defendants , will takd notice that on the
18th dny of November. 1B99 , Eliza A Bullla as
plaintiff tiled her petition In the district court of
Nebraska , In aud for Cuetcrcounty , against said
defendants , luiplca'tcd with others , tbe object
and prayer of which Is to forccluuo a certain
inoriKRgo executed by the defendants , William
Dnpgett and Hester Daggott , to the cnld Kllza A ,
Biillls , convoying the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter and lots 3 nndI , In section 0 ,
In township 10. N , of range Si , also the southwest
quarter of section 33 , In township 17 N. of range
! , nil wcntof thodthP. II In Nebraska , to re-
euro the payment of one certain promissory note
dated on tbe SBth ! day of Mny , J8U-1 , In Iho Btlin of
vine hundred dollars , duo nnd payable , on the
flrstday of July , I8 ( > 7 , with Interest thereon nt
the rate of BOTCH per cent per annum , payable
icinl-nnnunlly. There In now duo on said note
and'mortgagotho said sum of 5000 on said prin
cipal note , with Interest thereon from tbo flrst
da of July , I BUS , at ton per cent per unnum , nnd
J31.BO with interest thereon from the Drtt day of
July,1805 , at the rate ot ton per cent per annum :
$31 60 , with Interest ' .heroon from the lit duy of
Jon. 18UO , at Ilia rate of ten per cent per annum ;
$31,50 , with Interest thereon from the flr t da ; of
July , 1890 , at tbe rfcto of ten per cent per an
num ; and $31,50 , with Interest thereon from the
1st day ot Jtilv , 1807 , lit the rate ot ten par cent
per annum , and $31,60 , with Interest thereon
from the 1st day of Jan , 1897 , at the rate of 10 per
cent per aununi.for which several sums with In-
terestfrom this date the plaintiff prnya fora clccroa
that the defendants bo required to pay tbo same ,
or that said premises may bo sold to satllfy tbo
amount found duo. You are required to iiuswer
raid petition cm or before tbe BUtb day of Janu
ary , lUuU. Dated this 18thday nf December. 1699.
UMZAA. HULLIH.
By James Lcdwlch , her attorney.
NOTICE TO NON-RKBIDKNT DEFENDANTS.
W.S. Brooding , Martha II , Breeding , W. II ,
Meeker and Bralnard , Richardson & Carpenter ,
defendants , will take notice tlmt on the 18th day
of Ixovtmbcr. 18U9 , W. D. MOIntyrn , plaintiff
herein , died his petition lu the district court of
Nebraska , In and for Custcr county , agntnut raid
defendants , the object and prayer of wlilcn Is to
foreclose a certain mortgage- executed hy the de
fendants , W. S. Breeding and Martha B. Breed.
Ing , husband and wife , to and In favor of the
Nebraska Jlortgrgo & Trnst Co. , convoying the
nwy , and the nw } { nejf wU * wi. | and iieji swj <
of section t , township 1H N. , c f range 10 west of
the Oth P. M. In Nebraska , to uccuru the pay
ment otona certain first uiorlgugo bond or note ,
dated on the tilth day of September , 1893 , far the
rum of nlnt ) hundred dollars , duo and pnynblo on
the first day of January , 1899 , with Interest there
on at tbo rate of seven per cent until duo , and
With Interest at thu ratu of ten per cent per an
num after maturity. There is now duo on said
note and mortgage the said sum if 89JO , with In.
terest thereon from Hie 11 fat day of January , 289'J ' ,
at the rate of ton per cent per annum ; also uino
Interest notes , each In the sum of { 31.50 , duo on
the first davit ot January anil July of each year ,
commencing on the 1st day ot January , 1886 ,
with Interest on cncli of eald notes from the
maturity thcicof at the rate of ten per cent per
annum. The plalntlll prays for u decree that
the defendants , W. 3. Breeding uud Martha K.
BrccdluK , Do required to pay tlio same , or that
said premises may be sold to satisfy the amouut
duo. You , and each ot you , are required to an-
Hwcr sold petition on or lieforo thu 29ih day of
January , 1600. Dated tbli 18th dny of December.
1809. W. D. McINTYUB.
By JaniCH Ledwlch , his attorney.
" " ' - ' -T- r- L- - " " " " * "
1
fIn
In tbe District Court of Cutter Couuty , Nob.
George W. i leaeori , I'Mlntllt' , )
vs. }
William H. Coons , ot ol , Bufendiinlti. >
To William II , Coonc , Kllzitbolli Coons and Qco.
B. Bell , non-roslilcnl defendants ;
You and each of you will take notice that on
the lUth day of August , 1899 , Uorxo \V. Glcason ,
the plalntlu nbovo namid , tiled hla petition In
thu District Court ot Custcr county. Nebraska ,
sgalnst you and each of you , and other dcfuud-
antD , the object mid p'nyerof which said petition
are to foreclose a certain mortgage exucuiou on
October lit , IfcW , hy William II. Conns and
Kllzabeth Coons lo the Globe Investment idif
aud afterwards sold nnd assigned to this phlntlff
t-ald rooitgugo waa glvnn to secure the payment
of a principal note of $000 , dutcd October I , 1B9J ,
And duo October 1st , IK/7 , with Interest tboreou !
at 7 iiur cuii ner annum from date until maturity
and lu per cent thercnltur ; and also to eecuro
any puvmentfor tttxtH upon the premises described -
scribed Insald morlgagj which tno holder of
tiuld mortgage might tmy. Ba'd mortgage was
glv u iinoii the no.i ! of nwM and the n\v > ( ot the
iieH of 11 ! , and the w4 } of the 'i of 1 , all In
townfhlp 15 , range 18 , Custvr county , Nebraska.
That there IH now duo upon said mortgage In
debtedness Iho follow ng amounts : Upou the
principal note $ GOO , w'th 10 per cent from Oct.
1st , lb'J7 ; upon coupons No 0 , 7 , 8 , 0 and 10 Jiil
each , with interest thereon nt tbo rote ot 10 pot
cent per annum from the dates ot maturity of
said coupons respectively ; and there l § also duo
for taxes paid upon said prcmUcs by the bolder
tf said mortgage 183.ill. with t c per cent there-
on.from the date of ald paymeut * , for which
ume , with Interest thereon as aforusalil , plain-
tUI-pr > ys for ft decree foreclosing nuld moitgage
uud decrevlotf that Said prcmlios urn ; bo 'old tu
satufy iflld aujount _ , with interest it aforesaid ,
'and costs of salt. You und each of you are . .0/
quired to answer said petition on or before Won -
Oay , tLo 10th day of January , 1900.
QKOKUE W. QLKASOX.
By C L , Ciotturicn , bis Atternvy.
,
In the District Court of Cuitsr
eouatr. Neb.
Ida U. White , 1'Ulntlff , I
vs. J.
ICIraor II. White , Defendant )
Btrvlca of anmraons. ,
Klmer II. White , defendant , will t k ootlf
that on thcllitdayof December , I9W , Ida D , '
Whlt , plaintiff heicln , mod her pstlllon In Ida j
district court of Ouster conntr lualnst
you , tk
said defendant , the laid defendant , the objtet
1
and prayer ot which are to obtain * divorce fron
the bond of I
matrimony from
yon on the follow-
Inn grounds , to-wit : Pint Tfiat said defendant <
wholly , regardless of Ida i
dntl s i a husbmd ,
loon after the data ot the nairlago of aald '
plaintiff and defendant ,
commenced tna
xe ii-
IvH mo of Intoxication ;
liquors , uH for more ;
than two joarslmmodlalolr preceding the
dU
of Iho abandonment of plaintiff by said defend-
nt , to-wlt , on Sept. 28th , 1STO , snld defendant ; '
was an habitual drunkard. Second That de
fendant has been gtilltr of extreme
ra lqr
toward plaintiff. Third
That defendant
, ro-
( rardlcsn of hla duties aa o husband , for more
than two rears last paat has gronly , wantonly
and cruelly refused and neglnoted to provldo a
inltahlo tnalntonanco for plaintiff or their minor
child , nlthoughlat nil tlircs sufllclently able so to.
do. rialntlff also aaka to bo awardtd the can. i
ctmtody and oonlroloftho child , Hirab , K. , ared , :
four years , tbo Issue of eald marrlairo , on the
ground that defendant Is a man ot visions and <
vulgar habits and wholly unfit to have the care , , '
custody nnd control of said child. Yon arc re. !
( ) til ml to answer said petition on or before thr j
Utlidoy nf Jannnry , IDoO. Dated this 4th dar t i
December , 1BD9. . ADA I ) . WHITE. , <
By Cnmcron A licoso , her attorrovi. 1
In Iho District Court of Cniter
county , Neb.
;
P. N. Rnmiihnll. ' ;
VS. J.
Lincoln A. floutlnvorth , ot al. )
Noltco to non.resldent defendant ,
The defendants , IJucolu A , Soutbworth , Lucliu
Bouthwortb and T. K , Bonnlson , will taka notice
that on Iho U3th diy \ovoraber , 1899 , the
plalntlll , I' . N. Uaiutiboll , filed his petition lu
ibu district court of Cutter county. Nebraska ,
nciiliist , the tahl defendants nnd each ot tUotn ,
tliu object and prayer of which are to foroclom u
certain , morti ; uo oxocutcd by the defendants ,
Uncoln .
A. SouthworthandLoclna Southwottb ,
to the Noorasbn Mortgaco A Trust Company ,
and by llastlguod tu this plaintiff , upon tbo
following described promises situated In Ouster
county , Nobiaska , to-wlt : The northeast quar
ter ot sect ! n twenty-six , In township thirteen
noith of raiiRo twouty.four , lo accuio tbo pay
ment o > tbelr one curtain promissory note , dated
the ttM day ot July , UM , and dao and payable on
the lit dny ot January , 1899 , lor fMO.OO , and tan
iier cent Intoreit thereon from Ua date Default
having boon made lu the payment ot said note
and Interest , plaintiff prays for a decree of fora-
closure of the said uoto and mortgage , and tale
of sa'd promises to oatlsfy tbo nmoaut found duo
thereon. You nro required to answer said peti
tion on or botoro tbe 16 h dny of January , 1900.
Dntodat llroken Bow , Nobraika , tbls 4tb day
of December , 1899. d7 > 4
P. N. CAMPBELL.
By bis attorney , Alpha Morgan.
Land Onloo at North I'lotto. Neb. , I
November W. ISM. f
Notice Is hereby given that the followlntf-
named settler has filed notice of her Intention to
make final proof In support ot h r claim , and that
said proof will bo made before Clerk or District
Court , at Broken Bow , Neb. , on January 32nd ,
1900 , vie :
SAIUII K , KDUISTKN ,
widow of William Edmlsten , deo'd , H. B , No.
16974 , for the now sec. 27. towu IS n. rnngo 81 w.
Bho names the following witnesses to prove
his routlnuoni rcitdouco upon aud cultivation of
said land , vie : Simon 1' . Young. John II. Brown
Jaino * II. Iloblnion. David B. Jennings , all of
Lorau , Neb. OKO. K. KUKNOU , Aoatitor.
OHDKH ON GHANTINQ AUMINI3TIIATION.
ThoHtatoof Nebraska , I. .
"
Ouster County , (
County Court for said County.
At a Kosilou of the county court , held at tbo
county court room , In and for said county , nt
Broken Bow , on Uiu loth day ot December. A.
D. IBM. Present J. A Armonr , Co. Judge
' In tbo mailer of Ibo estate of Elvira Voro , deceased -
; ' ceased ,
TWhercns , letters ot administration have this
day been granted to A. U. Towle as administra
tor , Ordered , that six months bo allowed tor
creditors to present their claims acalnit said
csttitofor adjustment and cllowance. and one
year ho allowed said administrator to act Jo up
said estate , from t o 91st day of December. A. 1) .
1899. And it is further ordered , that notice bo
( jlvou to tbo creditors ot said estate to appear
before me at the county court room In said cnun-
ty. on thoiilst day of February. 1BOO , on the .ed
day of April , 1900 , and on the 21st day of June ,
1900 , at S o'clock p. in. each day , by publication
In tbo Republican , a newspaper printed In aald
county , four weeks auccoaalroly. prior to the
21st day ot I'ebruatv , 1900 , for the pnrposa of
presenting their claims for adjustment and al
lowance. True copy.
( SEAL ) J. A , AltUO'JR , County Judge.
GO YEAItb
EXPERIENCE
THADC MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYniGHTS &C.
Anyone sondliiff a Ekctrh nnd description mnr
qulouly nicortaln our opinion free wliotbor HL
invention Is prohnlily pntontiibln. Coimnmilrc.
( tons strictly eonllilentml. Handbook on I'ntprits
sent true. Oldest nponcy for eccurltiR luteius.
1'atonta tnkoti through ilunn ft Co. rcuclvo
tptclal notice , \vltuout chnrico , la tbu
Scientific
A handsomely Illii'trntod wo"ilr. I.nraest elf.
culntlon of any Hcluniiu < ! .1'iiiriiiil. Ternm , t.l M
year ; four months , tl. Bold byull tu'W ilr'nl ( > ri < .
WUNN &Co.3ClBroad New VnrV
Urwicll OOJ-o. (2A ( F BL. Wnililn t M > '
J , J , SNYDER ,
Notary Publicf -
and Justice of the Foaoo. Bpoolal ftttoutlon giv
en to collections. Doposltfona taken , pcuilou
voiicbora neatly executed , and all kinds of legal
papers written. Ofllce weft sldo luaaro , Broken
Uow. Neb.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins
,
PHYSICIAN AND SDRGKON.
2d Htairway from wo&t ondin Realty
block ; rcsidoDoo , north aidu ,
OAMEUON & REESE ,
ATCOKXEYS * COUN3BLLOU3 AT LAW.
Hoc U.P 8-9 Itcalty block , Broken Bow , Neb.
TTTT A , THOMPSON ,
CONTRAOTOK AND BDILDEB.
and oatlmatoa on short DO
loo. Broken Bo < v , Nob.
Lunch Counter ,
Ed. Molloy , Prop'r.
All kinds of Boft drinks. Beat
brand of cigars. 1st building east
of Farmers' bank ,
Win. F.
. . Hopkins ,
COrSTIl/WCTOU. ANU IIUII.DER.
Plans and Specifications on short notice. Ma
terial furnished and buildings completed cheaper
than any man lu the state , Satisfaction guaranteed -
toed as to plans and specifications.
Chas. W. HakesM. D.
.0IIOMfflOPATIIIOIAN ! ,
Successor to lr. M. C , Blyston * .
Office over ChryaUl Drug Store. Call * prompt
ly aniwired from office , day or night ,