TIME TABLE ,
LJKOKKN BOW , NEB ,
Lincoln , Denver ,
Omaba , Helena ,
Chicago , llutte ,
St. Joseph , Portland ,
Kansas City , Halt I-nko City
81' Louis , and all Han Franolaco
polnti east and eonth. autl all points ircit
THAINS LKAVK AS FOLLOWS !
KABT.
No , 42. Local express dally , Lincoln , Omaha ,
and all points cast .0'80 a.tu-
No. 44. Local passenger , departs..11 : n a. in ,
No. 40. Through frciilit : cast ! iiily..r > : : jl ) a , m.
No. 48. Local freight cast nrr. dally la.OO p.ni
Departs at 1.05 p.m.
Except Sunday.
WK8T.
No. 41. Local ixprcbc dally , Helena , llatto
Portland , uli points west I05 : p. in
No. 43 , Local pat cngururrlVC8 at..4:55 : p. in.
'No. 46. \\\.n " , lU'6Hn. m
Jso. 47. " " " ' 2:15 ii , in
Departs at 2.45 p , in
Except Sunday.
Sleeping , dining and reclining chair cars ( scats
free ) on through traluB. Tlclie * Hold and bag
gage checked ui iiny point In IU < United States
anu Cauudu ,
No. 48 has merchandise cms Tucsduys , Thurs
days and Saturdays.
No. 45 will carry panscngnrs for Anselmo , Hcl
luy , Sttaoca , Whitman and Alliance.
No. 40 will carry passer gcrs for Hnvenno
Urand Inland , Sewiird and Lincoln.
Information , maps , time tables and ticket
call on or wrlto to 11. L. Urnisby , agent , or J
Pruncls , 0. 1' . A. , Omuhu. Nebraska.
11. L. OiiMsiir. Airoii ,
Uurllngton Route California Excursions
Cheap ; quick ; comfortable.
Leave Gmnlm1:35 : p , m , Lin-
dolti 0:10 p. in. and Hastings 8:50
p. in. every Thursday , in clean ,
modern , not crowded tourist sleep-
orn. No transfera ; i-ars run right
through to Snn Francisco and Lob
Augelt'fl over the Suenio Route
through Denver and Halt Lake City.
Cars arecarpeted ; upholstered it ,
rattjui ; Lave t > priug seats and backs
an.i are provided with curtains ,
, towk-H , soip , etc. Um-
pottt'is and experienced ex
cursion conductors accompany each
excursion , relieving passengers of
all bother about baggage , pointing
* out sbjects of interest and in man }
\C1& &
other ways helping to make the
overland trip a dnlightful exper
ience. Second class tickets are
honored. Berths $5.
For folder { jiving full informa
tion , call at nearest Burlington
Route ticket office , or write to J.
Francis , general passenger t agent
C1&'X. Omaha , Nob.
The Wny to go to nli forniu.
IB in a tourist sleeper , personally cou
ducted , via tc Burlington Kouie
You deut clwuge cars. You inuko fuu
time. You ECO the finest Bconery on
tlio globe.
Your car Is not as expensively fur-
nltued ns ft place aleepnr , bub it is just
'X. as clean , just as comfortable , just ae
. good to ride in and nearly $20.00
cheaper. It lias wide vestibules ;
Pin tech gaea high backecuts ; u unformed
Pullman porter ; clean bedding ; spacious
toilet rooms , tables and heating range.
Doing strongly and heavily built , it
rides smoothly ; it is warm iu winter and
cool In summer.
In ctmnga of each excursion party is an
experienced excursion conductor who
accompanies it right through * to LoeE
Angeles.
( Jars leave Omaha , St. Joseph ,
Lincoln and Hastings every Thursday ,
arriving San Francisco 'following Sun
day , LOEB Angeles Monday. Only three
days from Missouri River to tlio Pacillc
tjoast , including two stop-overs ot l4
hours at Denver and 2i Hours at Suh
Lake City , two of the most interesting
cities on the continent.
For raider giving full iinformHtlon ,
call at any Burlington Kouto ticket
olllce , or write to , J. Fit ANCIS
Geu'l. PUSH. Agt. , Ouiahn , Neb.
WANTED Several persons for
District Office Managers in tint *
state to represent mo in their own
and surrounding counties * Will ,
ing to pay yearly SGOO , payable
weekly. Desirble employment with
undual opportuities. References
exchanged. Enclose solf-addresced
statrpod envelope. S. A , Park.
320 Caxtcn Buildi-.g , Chicago.
Pnina In tbo chest when a person Ims
a cold Indicate a te irtency toward
ponumonia .A piece of Hansel dampen
ed with Chamberlin'3 Pain Blum and
bound on to the chest over the * -ent of
pain will promptly relieve the pain uud
prevent the threatened attack of
pnetuonla. This eam < s treatment , will
cure a lime luck In a few hours , Sold
by ail Druggists.
EtiroUa Harness Oil Is tlio tvst
prcsorvutlvo of now leather
and thu best renovator o ( i.tl
leather. It oils , softens , Duel-
one anil protects , Ufco
on your IK-HI harness , your old har
ness , mill your carriage top , and lh-y
will nut only look better but wenr
longer. Pold every where In cans -all
sizes from half jilnts to ll\o unlluna.
oa in.
To the Public.
Our biography books were burned ,
containing 1,500 biographies , which
can only bo obtained in time for
publication in ourxbook , by sending
us by mail to Broken How at once ,
a Jotter , answering the following
questions : 13orn where ? When ?
Father's name ? Manied ,
when ? Where ? To whom ?
v > Who was born when ?
Whore ? Father's name ?
How many children ? Their
V } A names ? Came to county when ?
& * Located where ? About
bow many copies will you want ?
S , D. BUTCUEK.
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f | I'qmillty , Economy , Security.
j' $ n 'l ' ° trno lc'for kite Insuranoo in
fiift found in the Bquity of the Contract ,
; > , the Kconomy of Management , and the
/ii Security for the Payment.
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, jj$5 TIIK 01UG1NAL
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Bankers Life Association ,
Do * OSatnov , Iowa ,
EUWAHD A. TEMPLE , President.
1 Organized July 1st , 1879.
Guaranty Fand for safety.
1I Surplus Fund for protection.
Supervised by 3,0(50 ( depository banks.
Securities deposited with tbo elate
department.
Conservative methods ,
I Preferred Hls < sLow Hates ,
Quarterly Payments.
I For rates and fnll Information , call
on or address
J. A. HARRIS ,
Agent for Ouster County , Neb
i Ofllce at Farmers Bank of Custsr
Coenty , Broken Bow , Neb.
[ n Egypt the custom is for Princesses
to hide their beauty by covering
the lower part of the face with a veil ,
[ n America the beauty of many of
our women is hidden because of the
weakness and
sickness pecu
liar to the sex.
If the Egypt
ian custom pre
vailed in this
country , many
suffererswould
be glad to
cover th c i r
premature
wrinkles , their
sunkencheeks ,
their unnealthy
complexion , from the eyes of the
world with the veil of the Orient
brings out a woman's true beauty.
It makes her strong and well in those
organs upon which her whole general
health depends. It corrects all men
strual disorders. It stops the drains
of Leucorrhoea. It restores the womb
to its proper place. It removes the
causes of headache , backache and
nervousness. It takes the poor , de
bilitated , weak , haggard , fading
woman and puts her on her "feet
again , making her face beautiful by
making her body well.
DrarofKa cell It for $1 bottle.
( lend for our free illustrated book for wosi n.
Bradflcld Regulator Co. , Atlanta * Ga *
S D. Butcher haa selected men
from every post office in the county
to write , but thia excludes no one
from competing for the premium
book.
Two Pointed Questions Answered.
What Is the use of making a batter
arilo e thin your competitor if you cnn
not get a better price for ItT Ana. Ae
there is no dlffeieuce in tbo price tbo
public will buy only the better , BO tbat
while our profits may bo smaller on a
single sale they will bo much greater
In thu aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your mnko Is the beet.
If boll , articles nro brought prom-
( neatly before tbo public both are
certain to bo tried and tbo public will
very quickly pass judgement on them
and iiso only the better one.
This explains the large sale on
Chnmberlln's Cough Kernedy. The
people rmvebeen useing It for years and
have found It can always be depended
upon * They may o-jcnsionnlly take up
with some ffiHhlonnble novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims , but art-
certain to return to the one remedy
that they know to be reliable , und for
couuiha colds ntut crnun thorn la noth
HIE ecjual to Ghamborlin'H Cough
Remedy. For sale by all Druggiets
Chnrnbcrlnin'p Cello , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can u1 vays b ( d"peo-
dcd upon and is i Irtioent im 1 Htfo to
'akc. So'd by H
A Sure Sign or Croup.
Iloarsness In a child that IB subject to
croup is n nun ) Indication nt the np >
l > r iKCh ot thu dhp.ise. If Chamberlin's
'Ugh Remedy m given no soon ns the
child becomes hoarse , or even nftor the
croupy couirb haa uppoard ; it will prevent
vent the nttacl ; . Many mothers who
have troiipy children always keep this
remedy at hand and find that it eaves
them much trouble and worry. It can
alwiVo be depended upon und It la
plensent ' to take. For sale by all drug *
C. W.UUAL. A. r. SMITH.
Beal & Smith
,
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
Prompt Attention Klren to collections and real
ctatu. Ofllco over First National Bank.
Ilrokeii Dow , . . . Nebraska.
T. W. Bass ,
DENTISTi
All work first class , Rooma on 2d
floor , northwest corner Realty
block , Broken Bow , Nebr.
Explanation or Sunday Sehool Lesson.
* T BT o o. a , nvmu.
LukeS ; 1-17. J a. SI , 1900. .
Golden Text-"Pieparo ye the war of lb Lord.11
Seven great men are mentioned
iu connection with the time of this
loBaon , Those men arc mentioned
to fix tbo date of the preaching of a
great prophet. Tiberius wna em
peror at Rome ; Pilate governor of
Juden ; Ilorod , totraroh of Galileo ;
Philip , totraroh of Ituron , and
Lyoanias of Abilono.
While thoao notables wore ruling
in the political world Amos and
Caiaphaa were rujera of the priest
hood at Jerusalem. If the political
and social life of that time waa
reeking with corruption , the relig
ious life waa no leas BO. It waa a
time when religion had term , and a
great deal of it ; but very little of
experimental righteousness. Po
litical intrigue and prefoiinont wort )
well represented in Caiaphas , the
hi { > , h prioat. With all the callous
ness of the Pharisees and Sadduuess
there were those who wore tinners
and who looked and prayed for an
other Elijah. At last the Jordan
vallov was wakened by the bold
and fiery preaching of John the
Baptist. The wilderness became
populated with people "to hear the
voice ofone crying in the wildor-
iieBH. " John was aix mouths older
tluu Jesus , and his cousin. His
birth and name had been foretold
by the angel. Nothing is said of
his youth. In Luke 180 ; are re
corded these words : "And the
child grew , and waxed strong in
spirit , and was in the deserts till
thn day of his showing to Israel. "
While Israel wau dragging along in
a miserable existence two great
forces were being prepared , one in
Nazareth , the other in the deserts.
These forces were to shake and
revolutionize not only Israel , but
the world. To awaken a dead na
tion John waa being prepared. lie
needed a strong spirit , a stentorian
voice that 'would strike the heart of
man as well aa his ear. He needed
boldness , he needed to bo as fear
less an a lion. The angel said that
John would be great m the sight
of the Lord. He was never to
drink wine or strong drink. He
was to be filled with the Iloly
Qhop.it. Thus John was prepared
to preach ; to preach to the hearta
of men against their sins and open
up their vitals. His preaching was
simple BO all could understand.
Hia dress was in keeping long
hair and beard , a coat of camel's
hair , a leather belt made up hia
dress. No soft clothing , did be
possess , no dainty dishes had bo
ever had , his food being loouhtu
and wild honey. Having always
lived in the deserta , what did John
know of the style of royalty , or
advantugee ol the great , and yet
over his life waa pronounced the
greatest enlogy spoken over man ;
"a greater than John the Baptist
has not been born , aaid the Master. "
John had received hia training in
nature's school ; God had especially
prepared him , aa He had Moses and
Elijah. And whoi God called him
to come forth to hia work he could
neither be bulldozed nor flattered
into silence by Herod. It is very
evident tbat ho waa a great preach
er , us he drew his audiences away
from Jerusalem and all parts of
the land down to thu Jordan. Can
anyone doubt that people came
wanting to hear him ? ( treat mul
titudes came to hear him , not tbat
ho tickled their ears , or preached
on pleasant subjects , for his preach
ing went home to men and aroused
the conscience tbat bad long been
dead. Up and down and about the
Jordan this man , with a voice that
carried conviction , preached ' 'the
baptism of repentance for the re
mission of sing. " Before the Lord
could be of any use to Israel they
had to repent of their sins. There
is no use preaching to people if
there is no repentance. "Tho
voice of one crying in the wilder
ness , prepare ye tbo way of the
Lord , make bis paths "straight. "
Isaiah had long ago spoken these
wordB and now after centuries the
voice was crying out to the multi
tudes that came to him : "O gen
eration'of vipers , who hath warned
yon to flee from the wrath to come ? '
There is no mistakiugvthose- ,
no sugar coating about them what-
overt and yet the people wore glad
to listen. John know that more
than a profession of religion was
necessary. There stood the Phar
isees and SadduoooB , people who
mtido their profession , but ho railed
on them , "Yo offspring of vipora , "
give some evidence tbat you moan
to bo roliglouH. Wo admire the
courage of John , and yet aa with
thoao multitudes what does admir
ation amount to unless it is enforc
ed by doodn. Many ot John's lis
teners , no doubt , thought that be
cause they wore dcsoondents of
Abraham they wore aafe , but John
said that God was able to raise up
children to Abraham ' from the
stones round about. John told the
people not to tie their hopes to any
such false ideas for the ax was laid
at the roots of tno trcoa , and every
false tree was to bo cut down.
So pointed and searching was
John's preaching that the people
asked him what they should do.
Ha answered , 'IJu that hath two
coats lot him impart to him t at
hath none. " To the publiuaiiH ,
those who almost robbed the people
ple , he said , "Kxaol jno more than
is appointed you ; " and to the sol
diers , who wore constantly com
plaining about not getting higher
uaieH and who did violence to the
people he said , "Dj violence to , no
man , neither accuse any falsely ;
and be content with your wages. "
What did tin people think of
John and his preaching ? Some
thought him the Christ , but while
they thought of this ho told them
tbat one mightier than ho would
come , whoho preaching would bo
far more searching than his. "He ,
said John , "will baptize you with
thu Holy Ghost and with lire ,
whose fan is in his hand , and ho
will thoroughly purge his floor , and
will gather the wheat into his garner
nor , but the chaff he will burn with
tire unquenchable. "
U. S. Land Office ,
JAMES WHITEHEAD , - Register
F. 11. YOUNG
, - - - - llcoolvor
Land onico nt North Platto. Neb. , I
November 29 , 189U. f
Notice Is hereby given that tbo rollowluir-
nnmccl settler lias filed notlco ot her Intention to
make final proof In nupport of her claim , and that
said proof will bo rnndo before Clerk of District
Court , at Broken Bow , Neb. , ou January " 2nd ,
1000 , viz :
SAIIAII K. KDMISTKN ,
widow of William Edmlston , doo'd , H. K , No.
10974 , for the nc.f ! ece. 27. town 13 n. range SI w.
Hbo names thu following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cnltlratlon of
Raid land , viz : Simon P.onng , John II. Drown
James 11. Hoblnson , David 8. JonningB , all of
Loin HI , Neb. OEO. E. FHBNOII , IWlator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ( UoUt7dTr et >
Notlco IB hereby given that In pursuance of
Instructions from tuo Commissioner of tun Gen
eral land olllce , nndcr authority vested In him by
foct'on 2453 , U. S , Kov. Mat. , as amended by the
act of LongrtsB , approved Fob. 20 , 1895 , wo will
proceed to offer nt public eala on the 2Utn day of
February , next , nt this oQlco , the following tract
of land , to-wit : Tho.lot 1 , sec. 0 , tp 10 N. , It. SI
W. of 6th P.M. Any and all pontons claiming
adversely the nbOTO described landc am advised
to file tnelr claims In tlili office on or before the
day ubovo designated for the commencement of
ea'd ' ealo. otherwise their right * will bo forfeited.
JAMES WIHTKIIliAD , Iterator.
PKANK 11. YOUNQ , UcceiTer.
Land Ofllce at Llncolu , Neb , I
Jan. 13 , 1000. (
Notice IB hereby given that tbo following-nam
ed settler has filed uotlco of uls.Intention ! to
make final proof in support of hia claim , and
that said proof will bo uiadu before the County
Judge , nt broken How , Neb , , on February "Ith
1000 , viz : Frank O. Drown , II. K. No. 174W ,
for the swK uwK wJ4 HWH and ioH w > f SO-10-10.
hu names thu following witnesses to prorn
hia continuous residence upon und cultivation of
eatd liuul , vir : ( Jen , O , Waters , cf llroken How
John O.Tnylor , John P. Towell , C. I ) . Martin , of
Uerwyu , Neb. J.V , JOHNSON , Ke iBtor.
, U. S. Land Ofllce , Broken How , Nebr. , I
Jan. 11,11)00. ) 1
A cnfllclent contest affidavit having been tiled In
tills office by Nathau T. . Qadd , contestant , UKiilnst
T. 0. entry No , 13409 , made May 10 , 1890 , for
ew4 ? fee. 4 , tp Si. It , 32 , by Panl S. Jensen ,
contecteo , Inwhich U U alleged that aald claim
ant , Paul 8 JotiHcn , hub f lied to plow , plant or
cultivate any rottl nof eald tract and enfd laches
exist at thu time ; raid parties are her by notltled
to appear , respond and offer evidence touching
aaid allegation ut lOo'clock a.m. on Feb. 21,11)30. )
tmforo tlio Hoclflter and Itcccivor at the United
States Land Ulllcoln Hroken Itnw , Neb ,
The eatd contestant liavlncln a proper aflldnvlt ,
tiled Sept. StU , 1899 , net forth facts which Dhow
that after duo diligence , pursoniil vervlco of this
noticexau not be made. It IK hereby ordered and
directed tbat ench notice bo given by due and
proper publication. t
FRANK II. YOUNU , Hecclvcr.
OHDEIION HEARING PKTITION FOK AD-
M1NI8THATION.
The State of Nebraska , I
Cuetcr Comity , | BSl
At a seeBlon of the comity court fur the county
of Cnfcser , holdcu nl the county court room In
llroken How , on tbo Slh day of December.
1U99. Present , J.A. Armour , County Jud e
In the matter of the estate of Qeo. II , Green
wood , deceased.
On upplication by petition ot Margaret F.
Spencer und Mary Noonau of Canter coutty , rep.
resenting among other things that Uco. It.
Greenwood , an Inhabitant of firmer county , ou
theSUdday of December , A.I ) , 1899 , at Ansloy ,
Neb. , died intestate , leaving estateto bo udiiln-
littered. That tbo petitioners are daughters of
Huld dccoaeed. and pray that administration of
iad ! deceased bo granted to Jamng Ledwlch. It
U ordered that Bald application be heard at thu
county court room , at the court IIDUHO In the city
o ( llroken How , on tlio-lWlli day of January , 1100 * ,
at lOo'clock a. m. H la further ordered , that
notice thereof be given to all persons by publi
cation of such nodes at least three weeks sue-
c-f Blvely , previous to the time appointed , in tliu
Republican , a weekly newspaper , published ut
the city ot llrokeu Dow , In riild county.
True copy. J A. AtMOUlt ,
seal. Couuty Judge.
In.the County Court of Cutter Co. , Nebraska.
To all whom It may concern , an ! especially to
Albert Dertschlnger :
You arc hereby notltled that Peter Harries ,
guardian of the entato of Albert Hcrtectilnfter ,
nan filed his account In tbls court of hli dolnes
as such guardian , and also bis petition asking
that ho bo discharged as cuch guaidian of said
CPtato. And you are further notified that Hastn-
was AmlorBOL has this day tiled a petition In thin
court asking tbat ho be appointed gtwdla of the
person and estate of the raid Albert llerlschlngor
aiid that It In hereby ordered by the said court
that both raid petition * bo heard In eald court In
llrokeu Bow , in tald county , on the iflth day of
January , 1000. at 1 o'clock p. in. , after four week *
publication of tills notice In the Castor County
/
rN
Republican and personal tertloe of s copy on the
BSlrt Albert ItortBChlngBr. rs5"v >
WIIDOM mr e l thti 1Uh ( day of Uco. , 1899
iiL ) J. A. AHMOUlt , County Jmlffo ,
ORDRU ON CWANT1NO ADMINISTRATION.
TUB Btato of Nebraska , I , .
Cuiter County. JM <
County Court for e ld County.
At A eoiMon of the County Court , held at the
County Court room , In and for raid county , nt
Hroken now , on the 7th day ot December , A.I ) .
1890. Present. J. A. Armour. Co , Judge. In
the mutter of the estate of Goo. W. Frry , do *
coated.
Wtcrcas , letters of BdalnlstmUqn hare this
day bon granted to W. D. Frey AI adintnlitrator
of the e t to of Uro. W. Frey , Ordered , thai k
monthd bo allowed for creditors to proiont their
claims against cald estate for adjuntraont and
allowance , and one year ho allowed Md admtnli-1
trator to settle tin said estate , from the 91st day ,
of December , A.I ) . 1806 , And It la further or
dered that notlco lie glren creditors of said estate
to appear before nip. at thn comity court room lit
eald connty , on the 21st day of Fobrinry. 100J ,
on the 81st day ot April 190 > , and on the tilit day
of Juno , 19CO. at 10 o'clock a. m. each day , by
publication in the
Republican , n
printed In raid comity , fnnr weeks successively newspaper ,
prior to the illst day of February , 1IHW. for the
purpose of presenting their claims foriidjustment
and allowance. J , A , AltMuUlt ,
( BEAU ) County
Judge.
TO NON-RK3II > r.NT HK
William Uagftctt , Hosier U gi < ott andS. Cahlll
it Co..defendants , will take notlco th.it on tbo
18th day of November. I8W , BlltA A. llnllls a *
plaintiff tiled her petition In the dUtrlct court of
Nebraska , In and for Glister county , acatnst oald
defendants , linploivtcrt with others , the object
ami pravor of which Is to foreclc.no a certain
inortKiiga oxocutid by the defcndnntc , William
Oapgctt and Hester DitpRott , to thu culd KlUa A ,
Uullls , convoying the southwest iitmrtcr ot tlio
nortliwrst quariorniid lots 1 nnd I , In section 0 ,
In township 1(1 ( , N , of range ! . ' . ' , also the southwest I
quarter of section : t't , In lownohlp 17 N. of rnngoj
Ui. nil wri-tof thoUth P. M In Mcbraeka , to se-
;
euro thu pnymcn ) of ono certain promlsnory note
dated on the Vtith day of May , 18W , In the siini of
nine hundred dollars , due nnd payable on the
first day of July , 16U7 , with Interest tborcon at
the rulu of
cevcn per cent
per annum , pa\ablc
scnil-niimiiilly. There li > now dim on said notu
nnd tuurtgagu the said sum of 9900 on said prin
cipal noio , ulth Interestthereon from the first
dn > ot July , 181)5 ) , at tun par cent pur annum , and
jai.W rtltli interest thereon from the first day ot
Jnly.lB''f ) , at thn rafoof ten per cent per annum
:
$31 60. with Interest ' .hereon from the 1st day of
Jan. ISUO , nt thu rate of ten per cent per annum ;
$31.50 , with Interest thereon from thu lint day uf
July , 1890 , nt the rtte of ten iier cent | .er an-
limn ; nnd $31.60 , with interest uinroon from the
1st day of Jtllv , 1897 , at the rate of ten per cent
per nmium , and $31.60 , with Interest thereon
from the 1st tiny of Jnn , 1807 , iittheriito of 10 per
cent per nnnuin.for which smoml sums with In-
tercatfrom thin date the piitntill prnyn fur udocri'o
that thi ! defendants be
required to pay the same ,
( ir tbnt t Hld promiiu1 * nuy bo told to mitljfy the
amount fonnd duo. You are required to answer
raid petition MI or beforu the -i'th ' day of Janu-
nry , ! 9uO. Dated this 18th day of Dcecmber , 1899.
KU/AA. 11UUIH.
Dy Join on Ledwlch , her attorney.
NOTICK TO NON-UKBIDKNT
DEFKNDANT8.
\V. 8. Dreading , MartlmK. Ilrcedlng , W. II.
Meeker and Drnlunrd , Jtlchardson A Carpenter ,
defendants , will tiiKo noflco that on tbo Ibth day
of November. 18U9 , W. I ) . Mdlntyre , plalntm
heroin , Illt'd hit petition Iu the district court of
Nebraska , In and for Cinter countngotiiHt said
defendants , the object and prayer of which Is to
foreclose certain mortgagu uzdcutod by the de
fendants , W. S. Drecdlugand Martha E. Hrced.
Ing , husband and wlfo , to and In favor of the
NnbriiHliu Mortgrua & Trust Co. , conveying the
nw > 4 mill thu nw > i notf wU swli and neW swH
of section a , township 18 N. , of rangu 19 west of
the (1th P. M. In Nebraska , to Hoouro the pay
ment ot ono certain fint mortgage bond or note ,
dntod on the 10th day of September , 1893 , for the
mm of nine hundred dollars , dno and payable on
thu first day of January , 18H9 , with Internal there
on ut thu rate of seven per cent vutllduo , and
with Intoroet at the rnto of ten PIT cent per an-
mini utter maturity. There la now duo on Bald
note uud mortgage tbo sold sum ut 8900 , with in.
tereet thereon from thofl'bt day of January , 2899 ,
at the rate ot ton percent per annum ; also nine
interest notes , ouch In the sum of ? 31.60 , duo on
the first ( lavs ot January and July ot each year ,
commencing on the IBt day ot January , 1693 ,
with lutorcit on each of said notes from the
maturity thereof at the rate often per cent
per
annum. The plaintiff prays for a decree that
the defendants , W. 9. Dreedlng qnd Martha E.
Drecdlng , be required to pay the mine , or that
said premises may bo sola to satisfy the amount
due. You , and each of you , are required to un-
awor said petition on or before the 29th day of
January , 1900. Dated this 18th day of December ,
1800. " W. I ) . MoINTYItU.
Dy James Lcdwlcli , his attorney.
In the District Court of Custor Couuty , Nob.
George W. nlea on , Plaintiff , )
VB. >
William 11. Coons , ot nl. Defendants. )
To William II , Coons , Klleabotn Coons and Oco.
D. Doll , non-rosldont defendants ;
You and each of you will taku notlco that on
tbo 12th day of August , 1899 , Oi-orgo W. Gleasbn ,
the plaintiff above named , tiled his petition in
the District Court of Custer county. Nebraska ,
11 gainst you and each of you , and other do fund-
ante , the object and prayer of which said petition
are to foreclose a certain mortgage executed on
October lit , 1892 , by William H. Coons nnd
Kllzaboth Coons to the Globe Investment Co. .
and afterwards sold and assigned to this plaintiff
Said mortgage was given to secure the payment
of a principal note of f UOO , dated October 1 , IBM ,
and duo October 1st , la'Jl , with Interest thereon
at 7 per cent per annum from date until maturity
and 10 per cunt thereafter ; and also to secure
any payment for taxes upon the promises do *
scribed in said mortgage which the holder ot
said mortgage might nay , Said mortgage was
glv n upon tbo nuji of uwX and tbo uwX of the
noK f 1" , and the v/y ot the uU of 1 , all In
townublp 15 , range 18 , Custer county , Nebraska.
Thut therOlH now duo upon sftld mortgage In
debtedness the following amounts : Upon the
principal note SUOO , w'th 10 per cent from Oct.
let , 18U7 ; upon coupons No. ( } , 7 , 8 , 0 and 10 , $ .1
each , with Intoreu thereon nt the r to of IU ] > o-
cent per unnuin from thu dates of maturity of
Hald coupons renpectlvnly ; and theru Is also duo
for tuxes paid upon said premises by the holder
uf Bilil mortgage jaS.Bl. with ton percent there
on from the ditto of said payments , for which
tuna , with Interest thereon UB uforesuld , plain-
till prayH for n dccrro foreclosltg said mortgage
and decreeing that Maid premises in 113 bo sold to
satisfy biild nmuunt , with interest us aforesaid ,
und costs o'f suit. Yon nnd each of yon are re
quired to answer said petition on or before Man-
oay , thu Ifith day of January , 1000.
UUOKUK W. OLBASON.
liy C L. Cluttorson , bla Attorney.
OKDKH ON GRANTING ADMINISTRATION.
The Htato of Nebraska , (
Ciuter County. t '
Comity Court for said County.
At u session of the county court , hold at the
county court room , In and for paid connty , 'at
llroken How , on thu Ittth day of December , A.
D.1HM. Present J. A Armocir. Co. JudgO
In thttiimttorof llio estate of IClvIra Voro , de-
-
,
Whereas , letters of administration have this
day been grunted to A. C. Towlo as admlnlfiti'i-
tor. Ordered , that Blx months bo allowed for
ei editors to preient their claims aualnat shtd
estate for adjustment and allowance , und nuo
year bu allowed ttald udmlnlstrainr to t j mi
suld entate , from t u SUtday of December. A. D.
IBM. And it is farther ordered. I bat notlco be
given to the creditors of said ostftlo to appear
ticforo mo nt thu county court room In said coun
ty , on thuUlst day of 1'obraary. 1900 , on the : M
duy of April , I9UO , and ou tlio UUt day of June ,
1UUO , all ! o'clock p. m. each day , by publication
In the Republican , n newspaper printed In enld
county , four wciha sncceselyely. prior to the
illsl day ot February , 1900 , for tuo purpoio of
presenting their claims for adjustment and al
lowance. True copy.
( HEAL ) J. A. AHMOUlt , County Judge.
TO . ,
Anyone scnillng a sketch nnd dpscrlntltm ni.
qulcklr Birartnln our opinion 1' . . . .ovln > tliT i
invention Is probably tmtentuMo. Coniirun r
lions Ptrletlydonliaentliil. HunilbooUou I'utcr t
rentfreu. ( ) Me t ieney fumeeiirln * . ' imteiur.
I'utents taken tnrouuli Munii \ Co. ructlvi
tftclal notice , wliliout clmnto , In tl.o
Scieniific
A handsomely Illtntrntwl WVU1 . J.niprst r\r \
dilation of niiy selenjlUn Jnurniil. Torn B }
four months , tl. Sold by ill ni < winpalcr |
DR. B. H. McOROSHON ,
Broken Bow , Nab , , J B.inh , 1900 ,
TU t > M for count ) ' sap'pliia rociltsa and con
sidered t the January meeting of th BotrA of
Supertlsors of Cnitor connty , Neb. ( were t J
I re ted ; therefore , sealed bids will bo reeeired bf
tha nmloralimml , county clerk of Cn tr oe Bty ,
Neb. , forfnrnUhlngthosnpplIci for eald e n tr
for the year 1POO , ai per oatlmata hereto HMtt.
ed. All bids mnit bo filed on or WmlMwettfi ;
IPOO. Connty Board Minrvwi the rlebt to rj et
any or all bid * . J , D , OgBOOKN ,
ConBtrClMk.
lly C. W , Hakw , Bspnty. _
Kitlmato'of.Sapplltii Castor ConntyforUi ; ; y * r
BOOKS.
| nrohat rooonl , B qnlro , printed , with lndsr.ll.
1 dc dlrocord,8 qnlieMformiJto.thtlpajro.prtHW
1 dcodlrecord , 8 qnlro , plain , CO line * tothf"flt ; *
1 mortgnge record. 8 quire , plain , CO lines to pact.
200 hoots townihlp plaw , 4 townships to toe
ihcot , rcalo I In to mile ,
ao canrns covets , leather corner * , f rnm rlci
Indlccc.
Dally record , with lofttlior tabi. lettirod.
1 chattel mortgig Indnx , 8 finlro.lNo. 7.
1 official bon J record. 8 quire , printed , No 7.
1 supervisor' * record , 8 qnlro , No 4.
1 trial docket.18 qnlro , printed , No 4.
1 too book for , clerk ot dlst court. 8 quire , printed
1 mortgage record , 8 quire , No , (9.
1 deed record. 8 qalro. No 88.
1 oo trcaa caih book , 4 qnlro , ipocial ruled and
printed.
C nppomnco dockets , 8 quire , printed *
U trial dockets , 4 qnlro , prlntei hoid.
9 trialdookoU , 0 quire , printed head.
60 bar dockets , 3oO CMC * , B case * to papo , doable ,
STXTIONKtlT , BIUHKA AMD BUNDOK * .
20,00(1 note heads , ptd. T IDs , per 1,000.
10,000 letter heads , ptd , 10 Ibi , per 1,000.
6,000 letter bead * , ptd , H P8 i bet qntllty , per
1,000.
16.0(10 ( ouTOlopes , ptd. 6W Inch , medium , per 1,000
A.OOO envelopes , ptd , A Inbti , medium , per 1.000.
iooo cnvolcpoi , pUl , 6\i \ Inch , belt quality , per
1.000.
15,000 vnvoloptB , ptd , OH Inch , medium , per 1,001.
1,000 envelopes , ptd , 10 Inch mauilla belt , p r
0,000 blotters , 4l4i yi , IK ) lb.
600 rev. doo. onvolopaa or court wrapparc , ( lit
10 , ptd.
. roamslognlabitracti 10lbip r roatn.
lOOrev doc. envelopes , plain.
.i reams legal cip , IV Ibs per roam.
LNX ) paper covers , plain.
" loams typewriting paper , common ,
roatni typewriting ptper , llnon , No' * olth r 1 ,
8 or U ,
60 chattel mortgage Clo * , loBthtr'back.naBbtred.
4 gloss Uluclnuni pens , any number.
H gross Palladium peun , auy uumbor.
4 gruss Olllott'g pom , any u timber
Jj gross Hponcurlan nous , any number
H vross lifstorbrooK's pool , any number ,
,8 quarts Uluffo d'B commercial Ink.
i su n crimson Ink ,
1 gross Dlxon'i secretary pencil * , No , 83 ! ,
3 uroin Triumph pencils ,
y groe * Meats All pencil * .
1 gro < B. Faber'e colored , No. 606.
1 grosi election Indolllblo , cap and ring. '
U itoz Banford'B tuucllago , sponKO top.
H dozwood rules , bras * fact , liilnch. mtpU.
H doz wood rule * , brnis face. 10 lucu ;
y do * safety Ink stands , medium ilia.
'U John Faber's steel knlfo eraiori , ebony handle
SUrOcruittny.
[ -3 doz letter tiles , wood , paper corered.
gross rubber band * , 00
gros * rubber bands , OOX
grosa rubber baudi , oO 1-8.
. gross rubber string band * .
[ 000 Meglll'e faslcnurs , M , K , B-8 Inch.
1000 BtaplcB , breech loader.
150 leather tabs , printed or numbered.
4 gros * pyramid plus , small slto ,
t ! gross pyramid plus , large lUe.
I ! gross penholders , ulaiu , cedar , swell handle.
50 dee boxes , metal bound , 9Hx4xo. .
10,000 ofllclal ballots. \
10,000 Kutnnlc ballots.
600 legal bunk * , full ilro , 4 pages printed.
1000 legal blanks , full llco. two pane * printed.
1000 lotfBl blankt , bait p go , printed , any foam.
tiS setH ot poll book * .
88 envelopes for poll book * .
200 Instruction card * to voters.
1000 school dUtrlct receipt * , 800 In book , original
and duplicate , numbered and perforated.
DOO redemption certificate * , 800 In book'original
and duplicate , numbered and perforated.
1000 t-ix ealo certificates , 00 In book , original
and duplicate , numbered and perforated.
7000 tux receipt * , ruled , nnmbered and perforated
SOO In book , original and duplicate.
4 VOB binding complete record. 8 quire per vol.
000 gen fund warrants , llth and bound Iri book * .
33 roams complete record paper for court journal
18x18 , extra heavy.
looo limat blanks. 4 page , printed any form.
Boo spec blanks , full ilro , printed , any form.
600 spec blnnks.JH pngo slio , printed , any form.
fxo spec blanks,1 j < p tu sire , pr In tea'any 'form. '
2oo ono town iquaro plats , no fin to mile ,
looo county claim blank * , H PC MM , printed ,
looo claim blanks , u pgslro , printed
28 paper sacks for ballot * .
Overdreised Vonnptors.
It Is foolishness to make the coats
of young children of heavy material.
Children must bo kept warm , but
weight doea not always mean warmth ,
and a child should not feel Its clothes
a burden. Many a little tot cornea In
from what ought to huvo been , a re
freshing walk weary nnd well ulgh ox-
baustcd , because of the weight of th *
coat It has worn. A" layer of wadding
between the material and IU lining :
gives warmth without adding much to
the weight of a pretty coat , add velvet ,
satin , poplin , cashmere , camel's hair ,
Bedford cord and other soft coatings
are much Improved in appearance by
using It.
J , J , SNYDER ,
- Notary Public , -
and Justice of the Fcaoe. Special attention riv
en to collection * . Depositions taken , penuon
vouchers neatly executed , and all kind * of lecal
papers written. Office weft tide tqnar * ) , Broken
Bow , Nob.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins *
PHYSICIAN AMD SUKQEON.
2 < 1 stairway from west endin Realty
block ; residence , north aide ,
0AM KRON& REESE ,
A.TTOKHKVS & OOUN3BLLOU3 AT LAW.
KOI niB 8-9 Healty block , Broken Bow , Neb.
A. THOMPSON ,
CONTRACTOR AND IIUILDKB.J
Cfi Pl&ns and estimates on abort no
loe. Broken Bow , Neb.
Lunch Counter ,
Ed. Mnlloy , Prop'r.
All kinds of soft drink's. Beat
brand of cigars. 1st building-east
of Farmers' bank ,
Wm. F.pHopkins *
CONTRACTOR
Plans and Specifications ou short noHee ; Ma *
terlal fuinlshod and buildings completed cheaper
than any man in the state. Satisfaction
teed a * to plans and specifications.
Chas.W. HakesM. >
. . , . .
HOMOJOPATIIICUN ,
Successor to Dr. II. C. Blyitone ,
Office over Cnryttal Drug Store.v Call'prompt
ly aniWered from otnto , d / or nnrtij ,