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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1900)
lias n full line ot 'Srugs , Paints and Wall Paper. Also a Fine Line of Books , Stationery , Toilet Articles , etc. Store on corner of Fifth avenue and Main street , Broken Bow , Nob. CHAS E FOtlD , President , Omalia , Neb. II. G , HOQERS , Canhlcr , Broken How. J. M. KIMBEnUSG , Vlco-Prct. , Broken Bow. S. II. HOYT , Ass't Cashier ) BROKEN BOW , NEB. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. DinECTong : Chas. E.Ford. J M.Klmbcrllng. 8. U. Uoyt , H. O. Ho Cru. V. B. Caldwell Make a specialty of loaning money on cattle. to say to the WEjWANT our health is fairly good , and hav- inglaid asioVour winter clothes , taken off our high collar and Jjh * with our eyes turned in the d ' r ection of business. Wo are A ready to servo our customers with the best of LUMBER , LATHS , * POSTS , in fact ANYTHING' usually kept in a FIRST CLASS LUMBER YARD. We make our own SHINGLES and wo know they are GOOD. Wo have the FINEST SCREEN DOORS of the Season. PRICES ! WELL THEY ARE LOW. Oh eay ! Try our $4.00 COAL for cooking. Remember PHONE 79. BROKEN BOW , NEB. I Once Was Lost , "but How I Have Pound it. Where ? At my door. At the Eagle Grocery. What in the Vorld is it , my dear ? It is at the Eagle Grocery , a mam moth. stock ef Groceries , and at the lowest prices you ever hoard of. The Eagle has been reading the papers and keep ing pested on what was being offered for sale. They don't say anything about Terbacker and Candy , and other good things like that. It is not pickle dishes you want now , it is $ andy. The Eagle has 2,000 pounds of candy for sale cheap. * iistmas committees are invited to call and get my prices. _ ujm ember the place , on the big corner , jnst east of First National Bank. W. S. SWA3ST , Proprietor. Custor County Teachers Institute. After tbo close of the largest Summer School ever held in CUB- ter county , the teacher's institute opened Monday with an attendance and interest that promises to make it also a record breaker. There were 200 in attendance the first day and thie number will probably be increased to h'fty before the period of enrollment ends. The instructors arc Sapt. C. H. Atkinson of York , former Co. Supt. U. II. Hiatt and Miss Anna VauderCook , Mibs Celia M. Bergert of Bjatrico was also expected to assist in the institute but was pre vented by illness. Mr , Atkinson has charge oi two olabseu in grammar , a cla-u in or thography , ro'iding aud civil go\- erument. He was in the institute last year and seems to have glined rather thau lust in his power as an instructor. The teachers say that b Ltnakes everything very clear that ho takes up. Mr. Hiatt has two classes in physiology , a class in history and geography and closes the afternoon sessions with short talks on pedagogy , Mr. Iliatt is a familiar figure to many of the teachers as he ably filled the office of oounty supt. several terms. He is doing earnest work in his classes and is , if any thing more vigorous and enthusiastic than ever. Miss Anna VanderCookhas three sections iu arithmetic und three in drawing. By this arrangement all the members of the institute can take those important branches with out so crowding the classes as to prevent the best work being done. Miss VandorCook'a work in arith metic is very strong and the teach ers look upon the drawinp period as a most pleasant recreation. The weather at the opening of the institute was delightfully cool. As these notes are being written the thermometer is gradually creep ing upward and it may bo that tbo philosophiral spirit of the school- ma'mams will bo severely tired in a few da } s. The instructors made bright opening speeches that made the teachers fetl at ease and in good humor at once. The teachers who fails to be on hand the first dav misses semothing that can not be made up. The teachers reget the absence of Mies Bergert and hope she will speedily recover from her present illness. Rov. Kuight visited ihe iutttitute oidu ) morning and opened the 6P8S1. u lib pnijcr. Tbe Methodiht chu'eh { iavo a reo plion to lite the teachers Wi-d- m'Hil iy evening. A delightful jrogMin was carried cut , and all jreeeut heartily enjoyed the event. A special examination will be iven Fridiy and Saturday of next \\eek for the benefit of those who were unable to take the examina tion nt trie regular time. Visitors at the institute receive a cordial welcome at all times from teachers , instructors and superin tendent. This is a county affair ai d all who are interested in educational progress should feel no timidity about coming in and observing what is being done , The convention of school boards and patrons will bo the feature of the week. A largo attendance is anticipated , and the citizens of Broken Bow are urged to attend the convention and give our visitors a royal welcome. There will bo both an afternoon and evening session. Supervisors Conley , Broohbubl , Nicholas and Arthur were very pleasant and welcome visitors on Wednesday as was also Mr. Moody a school oflioer of Dist. 107. There is a good demand at fair wages for teacheis this year. It is noticniblo that ninny districts nro not waiting for applicants but arc , going out and looking for the kind of teachers they want. Supt , W. K. Fowler , republican nominee for slate dupcrintidunt has been invited to visit the institute. In accepting Prof. Fowler could not state definitely what day bo would bo bore though expect him the early part of next week. Deputy Supt. C. F. Boole wriU-s that ho will endeavor to attend the School Board Convention on Satur day. Supt. Book is the fusion nom inee for state super.ntendent. Convention of School Boards and Patrons. The convention of School Hoards mid Patrons held lust year having proved very bonellclal to the educational Interests ol the county In emphasizing the Importance of the co-operations of the various ele ments of the school , a similar meeting has boon arranged for this year , to beheld held Hi the Methodist Church , on Satur day afternoon nnd evening of July 21st. An Interesting nnd prolltablo tlmo Is as sured nil who come. It seems that every person In tlio county should bo Interested In the proceedings of the conventions. The following program hasbcon prepared , 1:30 : r. M. MUSIC. The Compulsory Attendance Law : Whnt It Is and llo\v to Enforce it. U. H. Atkinson. ticncral Discussion Mode ] Recitation In Arithmetic Miss Anna YumlcrCook. PAIMMI : Influence otllomc Training. Mrs. It. Gordon. Goncia.1 Discussion. MUSIC. Recitation Should thu Rights nnd Duties of Citi zens bo Taught in the Country School. J. D. Ream. Dlbcusslon led by D. M. Amsberry. MUSIC. An Informal discussion of the following questions In which nil lire asked to feel free to take part : Should the board have authority to punish pupils ? What should be done- with the big bad boyVWould Would It bo butter to have more male teachers. Changes In Text Books : To what extent nro thuy advlsenblu nnd necessary ? The good and evil of the Independent district. llnvo "Methods" bonefittcd the country .school ? How ? Does the country teacher reculve snlll- clunt pay for the amount of work required. How can the country school bo Im proved. MUSIC. EVKNI.NO SKSSIOX 8:00 : O'CLOCK. MUSIC. Is Our School Money Wisely expended ? A. H. Humphrey , Pros. Broken Bow School Board. General Discussion. Arc the Pupils of our schools sufficiently tnuuht to respect authority. H. 11. Illatt. Pioneer Reminiscences Rev. E. D. Eubank. Mr. 0. H.Jollords. Mr. D. M. Amsbeiry. MUSIC. Those In attendance will be given an opportunity to present for discussion any question la which they nro Interested. J. J. TOOLEV , County Superintendent. TIME TABLE. BROKEN BOW , NEB. Lincoln , Denver , Orrnha , Helena , Chicago , Uutte , bi Joseph , Portland , Kansas City , Salt Lake City , ht. Louie , and all ban Franoltco , points east and south. and all points west. No. 42 V < Btibuled express dally , Lincoln , Oma ha , &t Joseph , Kinsas City , St. Louis , Chicago cage and all paints cast and south 10 24 pin No. 44 Local express dally , Lincoln , Onuha , at. Joecph , Kiiusoa City , St , Louie , C'Mcago and all points east and t-outli 0 20 am No. 40 F.right dally , Ka\emia , Grand Island , Aurora , buwardund Lincoln , 000 am No , 43 Freight , dally except Sunday , liavonna and iiiteruuiIKle points , 115 pm No. 41 Vestlbuled express daily , Helena , Heat- tie , itrttc , Portland and ml Pacific Coast polula 414am Mo. 43 Local expreee daily , Black Hills and intermediate points 4 53 pm No , 45 Freight dally , Anselmo , Halsey , Scncct , Whltinau and Alliance IOCS am No. 47 Freight , dally except Sunday , Swc-i an J intermediate points 1:3. : ) uui Sleeping , dlting and reclining chair cars ( scats free ) on through trains. Tlckea sold and bag gage checked to any point In tai United States ana Canada. No. 48 has merchandise cars Tuesdays , Thur days audbalurdaya. No. 45 will carry passengers for Ausolrao , Ha ley , Seneca , Whitman und Alllauio. No. 40 will carry passer gers for Havenns Qruud Island , Sowa.d and Lincoln. Information , maps , llmo tables and ticko call on or wrtto to U. L. Ormsby , agent , or J Fruuoli , U. 1' . A. , Ouiuhy , Nubracka. II. L. OiiMear , Agent. Tim Blnoic MIllH Banner Yoar. 1000 Is the banner year ( or tueeumme resorts of tuu black Htlle. The Beaten at Hot Springs opened & least a muntb earlier "tbuii u-ual. Tbe Hotels were comfortably lilletl by tiio middle of June. Baulug cues estimate on the cumber of inquiries wliiclurie Paaaougei Depart ment ol ( tie Burllugton Route is receiv ing , twice us maoy people will visit the Bnick Hills tti'.B Euuiinur as ID any pre vious your. Two ( uctora have contributed to briug about this condition of nffaltu. One In tbat tbo Burlington Itoute will rim more cueap excursions to tbe Ulack Hills tills Etimmcr tlian bus beeu its ( .untora in tbe past. past.Tlio otbtr factor la that tbo IJurllnK- ton's traiu service to ( no Illlla has re- ceutly been greatly Improved. Its fuel express trains for Hot Spring nnd Deitd- wood now cnrry diutng cara es weii as tbo usual i ( lulpmeiu ol sleeping aud tree reclining cnalr cars. Duung July tbo Burlington route will run ten cboap excursions to IlotSpnm ; , Tbe dates ure : July 3 7 8 10 14 17 18 21 28. 28.Tbe Tbe rate Is one fare , plus 22.00 , for tbe round trip , Tickets bear liberal return limit and tbo Burlington'u service to tbe Black Ullls Is unilvallod , Call on tbe local ticket agent of tbe B , & M. R. 11. JR. and let him tell you wh&t It will oo t you to tuiiko the trip. J. FRANCIS , General PAsaorRor Agent , OmuhaNeb , Itastom Alsslf\Vanlcdi Wanted to know the wboreaboutfi of UdHlon NisHif. Ho is a dry goods and notion pcdlur , witn single liorHu and ri . DIB homo ia at Sioux City Iowa. Ho ia a native of Syria age about 27 , about 5 feet 5 inulicH tall , ligbt imistaclu1. Last Hoen by mo was about tlio 11 or 12 of June nix mik'H cast of Sunnier , traveling in a north western direo- tion and waH to bavo met me in Broken How in two wueke. Ho lina relatives in bmincHH iu Sioifx City Iowa. Any in'ormrUion ' of bis whereabouts will bo tbankfully re- coiyed by bis nephew , Salem Milhnm Brolcen Bow Nebr. U. rCxctir.sloun to Tlie UliiuU Juno 21st , July V , 8 , 0 , 10 aud 18th and August 2. On any of them you can buy tickets to Hot Springs , Custer ( Sjl- van Lake ) , Dcadwood , Speariiah ud SJjerUlan , VYyo. , at rate of onf , are plus $2.66 for tlio round trip. Tickets will bo peed to return until October 31st tbe longest re- urn limit over made for tickets old at HO low a rate. Unless you have been there you lave no idea of the attractions of he Black Hills resorts. At Hot Springs , for instance , you can bathe ide , drive , bicyalo and play elf all lay and every day. The pure air and the wonderful healing waters will rejuvoiiDto and strengthen you as nothing else can do. Sylvan Lake'besides ' being the prettiest spot in the Black Hills , is > uo of the most popular. Go there f you would escape midsummer's icat. The railroad ride to Spear- ish is ono of the experiences of a ifotiuie. Thousands make the trip every year. Spearfish Cancu , hrough which the railroad runs , is worthy of 'comparison with the inest scenery in Colorado , Information about trains , through jars , etc. , can be had at all B. & M. .i. K. R. ticket ofiioers. J. Francis , G. P. A. Omaha , Neb. jjojj' Equality , Economy , Security. $ ; J , ift The true test for LIfe Insurance is 'fi ifi'- : found In the Equity of the Contract , # * ? J.rf the Kconomy of Managcmeut , and the jft $ ii * Security for thojl'ayment. 'pf- ; $ TUE OKIQINAL 'ft ! . ? | | Bankers Life Association , ? § " , : ; % . . * : ? J - * * - fe ; ; DCS Motnos , Iowa. u- * : ? ! ' uv . * ' : v- ; J EDWAitn A. TEMPLK , President. < * J ' " / > , Organized Jnly " let , 1679. ! % ' - i" ! * , Guaranty Fnnd for enfoty. ' /oij Burplns Fund for protection. . " . ' ; ' $ Supervised by 3,060 depository banks tii Sccurlilos dopoeltcd with the ntato * .U Ucpnrtincut. $ * Conscrvativo methods. / ' Preferred IllsiiLow Ilatca , Mitf Qaarterly Payments. ; VJ * ! | Ferrates and foil information , rail iJ on or address j&f > i J , A. HARRIS , 8 vV. j./ M"rf Agent for Caster County , Nob. f'in ' * * ' v'.B * Ofllco nt Farmers Bank of CUB * , er County , Broken Bow , Neb. jl ? SSi 2 iiSi § ; SCHEDULE OF BROKEN DOW MAILS. Pouch for west will cloeo at 8 p. iu , , except Sunday when It will cloeo at 7 p in. 1'ouclj , cart for train No. 42 closes at 5.30 a in and fui No.tl elopes at , 11 u in. Mnll for Angler uinl polnte cubt ol Grand laluud carried on train No. 44. Oconto rla of Ityno nrd Tuckorvllle , dully ex cept Sunday closeu , nt 7 u ru : returning 'namo dny Culla\vuy via , Mc'Klnley dally except Sunday closes at 7 a in , returning name duy. II on nil Valley via Green and Klton close nt 7 a m , Monday , Weduusdy und .Friday n , returning uairo day. Sunnier via O urn soy , Georgetown and Upton arrrlves at 11 30 , TuuMlny Tftureday oud Satur day , returning loaves nt 1-.30 tame dny. Onici hours from a.00 n m to 8.00 i > m. Sun day 8.30 to 'J.bO a. ui. Lobby open week day trom 7 u iu to 8pm L. 11. jEWJtTT. I'.M. A rroposal TO Married LaclleH. Editor of Cuftcr county REVUBLICAN. I' ea-c announce Hint wo aru genuine , postpaid auJ Ireo of charge , an elegant ttvrllng Mtver- plated sugar Bliell , eucu as wo eell rcuularly at 40ccacti , to every married lady In tlio United htntes who writes for it. There ! b nothing to pay. Tlio Krlft IB abac lute. Kuculady will eeud her own name only , n this is too valuable a gift to < end to persons who don't nsk ( or it themselves. We givocholco of any of oar 40c designs , acd vvlll ecnd Illustration from which selection may bo made. Our object is to udvertlso Quaker valley silverware. Wo bcllovo that tha inoet ullceMvoway of doing this la to get cumploi Into tbe homes of the pcnplo. Ladles , pleusj wri tee to day. Stats that it IB your am r quo t for on , of our couveulr KlfU. ( tinker Valley Mfg. Co. Uori'iiuuml llurrliiou Sci ( . ' 'ilc ii . Sopiivo luojsnut UH Hd JCj otJ | VV 'l'Hrir > 'OJJl patina u.iann'i i-JBOfi injnnunq 'of A'aoqo PUB JJBOC ! Aounj 'Xpoq 4 a B [ EHOirixo pwi DC'i.S " ti'Iflti Jnoinaan ssoadrD oqi wl uco no * its iuoaixo pcno ) } \ "tion loofuns * O * O 'ssojflxaq auiiopxmj i injunutM oic [ noXpuosniM. Qti. OAMBUON &KKESB , ATCOUNKYS A.COUNSKLkOIW.AT U V VV , ROOU.S 8 9 Heftlty block , lirokcn How , Nob. Dr. Chas. L. Mullins , PHYSICIAN AND SUHQKON. 2d stairway from west ondin Realty block ; rcBidcDco , 3rd wont M. E. church , Bruno eido of street. We Have Added to onrahop a full line of wood work ing machinery , and therefore would ask a part of your patronage in this line , in which wo oan save you money. Also nek carpenters and contractors to lot us do their job work , such us planing , ripping , scroll work , in fact everything that is done in a first class job shop. In our old line wo are upto-chto. Wind Mills. Wo carry all standard { jradop. Pumps. We carry a full and complete stock of all styles. In pipe and well material wo always have it at the lowest possible price. Fittings and brass goods , hose , bolting , tanks , food grinders , horao powers , in fact everything that belongs io our trade. Wo carry in stock the .i ; JACK 01 ? AI.I. . TU.VIM5S OAHOI.INU for pumping or power. Also second end hand gasoline engines , stenm engines in which wo can give you a bargain. In hydraulic and casing wells wo htivo the heat and quickest machinery that is manufactured in this dny and ago of the world , andean oan guarantee our work in this line. Yours Very llesp'y , 0. H. CONRAD. It a easy to haul n big load up n , big bill if you VCUGC the \ynguu wheels iviUi Axa ! Graso Oet n hot nnd Icnrn why li' tin In st iii'utH > uver iiuton an uxli\ ywht'nv Muilo by UI2 , CO. I'rcc Complexion Ilirmil tiller Wo want every ladyjtrndor of the itLiCAN to try Dwiglu'd Com plexion Bcaulificr , the most exquisite - site toilet preparation. It is pure and harmlessmakes the face smooth as velvet and fair as alabaster To induce a fair trial of it wo will for a short time only send FKUB a full size , Fifty cent box to every lady who will pond us her post ollioo ad * dress silver dime to pay for packing and postage. Only ono VKKK box to each address but ladies may order for their friends. Each box mailed separately. Srnd this notice and your order at oxcit to D W. CUSTKR &Co. , Huntington W. Va. City Ordinance No. An O'dtnanco prohibiting the carrying on operating or conducting saloons , llllllnrd Halls , Downing Alloys and Pool rooms on curtain etrcots and providing a penalty for thu violation thereof. lie It otdlnnncil by tlic Mayor and council of the city of Ilrokcn How , fcjcrtlon ono. Tli it hcrciiftcr It Miall Io nnlaw. fnl for any person , lereon * , llrni. assocla- tlon or corporation to ; conduct , inantaln or o" riilo n fnlo ii for the sale ot InloxIcttltiK llnnon , ale , w nu or livor. , lillliarit hall or l > 'iol roua on nny o ( thu following nniiad pnrU of hlrcuts uf Btild city lo-vvlt : On ttmt pnrt o' third and fourth BMiuifH nnd llioiidwny mid Mn'n ttic | pfroni- Ing on the puhllc Kjimro of fill J city , aldo on the north n do of Main Direct ntitwucu lourth and Ulth nvonnx nleoou the west vide of ilflh uvenuu hciwucn Main. and Cedar Blrceta of BilJ city. city.bocllontwo Any ore fountl KiiIHyof violntlnc thin ordinance shall forfeit uny llcan'a that maybe bo isftiL'd to nnv person , pereunH , linn a'Poclullon or corporation for the conduct of any mich linnl- iicr-n immcd In tha fir t fccllrn of thu ordinance mid ehnll pay a llni of $5 for cacaday auch linci- ness may bu run In violation of this orUlnmico and ihall upon conviction thordaf stand cominltu id until Fuel ) Ono and coHtH uro paid , I'tovlded further that no license shall ho l 8iiecl for the conduct of any cuu'i bmincec on the pirti of fctrcets cf any huBlncHa HB fore ( aid on the prt of ftrtcts aforoffild. i'asietl and approved thlH llth day of July IVOO. W. 11 , Ufcborne Jr U. Knyce , Clerk. Muor. City Onlliiunco No. lo It ordained by tuu Mayor and City council of t lie city of llrokeu How hebrorku , bee. ono. That there ID hereby appropriated nnd cut apart from thu revojiues npon total asses - ses cd Vblnntloii ol Sl ) , tXl. ) U'Vled lor the flccttl year IIXX ) , eown mills , nmo ntliiK to J'JIU. to be known as natci fund fir the payment of hvdrnnt rental for eatcl city ot Ilrokou How Wutcr Co for the ensu ng year. See. J. Thuro Is hereby appropriated and set apart llirre mills , amounting to fi'JO m un olllccri ) fund for the payment of HalarleH of thu oillcernof said city for the oneuing year. Bcc. 3 That thcru Is hereby appropriated aid ( ct njnirt tliroo mills amouulliig tn tsl'.KJ nu a ctruct urul lirldK" fund to bo uxpendtd upon and for Improvement to utreoUwiU urld ea o' eulil city. city.Sec. . 4 That there It hereby appropriated and set apart fonr mills a'nountlnu io $ AU. a n general fund to bo need for general purpuucR not heroin rpucltlod. bee 'i TiiBt the r'\cnn's railed from oo cupatlon Uxck conttUutu a special cuuh fund for thu un. ' of city E council may dlnect bee. 0 Tbero IB bereny appropriated and set apart five mills amounting io J050 , as a ludn- ment fund to oo used < n the pay.ueut of Jiulg- inents xgnmiit said city , bee. T , There la hereby appropriated nnd set n part dye mllln am > untlag to StijU.cu un elvctrlc .IKU1 fnud a * provided by law. ate U , Thu u Is hereby appropriated am ) HM apartflvemillsatnounllnx to fc U ait refund ing fund for the payment of unpaid narrnute and cl lm > Iccally nxlHlnR ugalnit nald city I'luaed und approved Kill UU ) day of July 1000 and ordered . uulU'ied , Attest , W. II OsbornoJr. K. Hoyso , leri Mayor J , J , SNYDER , - Notary Public- , anil iTnMlcn of the Ponce , Special Mtcntlon gt - cn tn collections , Ut-potltlonft taken , iwneloa voucher * neatly xrculcd find alt kinds of legal papers wrllcn. Office west aide rqnsro , llroken How. Neb. k 1 Lund Counte r , it ErN MaKoy , Prop'r. All kmdu if soft drinks. Best \ brand of ciynrg. 1st building east of Farniori bank. J. M. Scot ! . Attorney at Law BKOKKNBOW , - NKBR. Wm. F. Hopkins , CONTRACTOR Finns nnO Specifications on short notlco. Ma- tarlnl ( in Malted Mid building * completed oboapor linn ny min hi the stnto. Satisfaction guaran cod R to phiu nna specifications. Dr.JE. M. Hogan , [ GraduatC'Dcntiat ' Ufnoery/toro. Broken JBow , Neb. Clinton Day , 1MIVHICIAN ANI > GHlTttOJIOlH , Broken Dow , Neb. Ollloo over Hyoreon'a Krocery. Hcaly deuoo ( Mi houeovct of Baptiflt church. TFT A. THOMPSON. CONTIlAOTOll AND UU1LDHU. jp6r"J'l&UBnd ( cellmates on short no * Uoo , BroUon Bow , Neb. V. S. ijand Olttce , JAMKS WlimSFOA * ' . - Koglt'a K. II. YOUNG. . . . - Heco-vei bTATKH IjANl ) OtflOK , DllOICSM NKII. . Mnyi5 , IWX ) . Kotlcu In here by gluti thlt ChurlCo P. I.or , 8 heir nnil lor hflrs of tiuyunnuh L.OIIK. dtcoascd , of Wnlworth Null lm < i Illled notice of Illtontlm to inaku tluil pi lit liefori1 Il' lster anil llecitlver lit hln olllcu in llniktn llouiNub. . on ynUiiil.iy thu Tth ituy of .In y , Mid , on tlinb-r ciilluro application N'i 7.V 0 , for thu rw K quarter of fjcilo No. 13 , In Township No. 20 u. Itungo No , liO W. lie niinc < ) as wltnctsoe : Lewis lleuuer ot Wuet Union Neb , John U 1'roduioro of llrokua How Ni'h , , llunry ( Jnylo of WMworth Nob. , Joseph I1. \onug.J Wiilvvortb > ub , JAMK WIIITEIIKAD , IjMid Unico at llioUuu lloiv , Nob. , I April 0 , 1UOU. | Notice IK Unit thu hereby given followlng-unm * ed Peltier mis tiled milieu of his intention to mixo ilnal pruuf In support ot hU claim , lind that sold proot will bo miulo before UoRlatnr and Itaoolver at Urokcii How Neb , , on Augtm 17 , ivoo , vtii iluuruv \VnrliiK : . of llrokcn lJow , Neb. , for the Lot S | joo. 7 , twp. ilo names thu following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation ct said land , vlAlKu : Scan on , Junto * W. Hohlnion. ot llrnken Uoxv , Nub. , ( leoruu Tenipler , Klchard V. Varit , of Lillian Neb. 4UCt JAMKS WlllTKUKAD , Keglster. In tti9 district court of Caster county Nobruk- Clara D. Wellctt 1'lniitlff , ) Horvlco of aam- . VD. MIIDIID by puUll- Jobn A. Wcllott. Defendant. ) cation , To John A , Wollott urn resident defendant. You urr huru by notllled that onihu Btb dity of July lUOUUIani 1) , Wvllett tiled u petition iKolnit you In tliu Dlctrict court ol Cunter couu y Nebrnska tlio object und prnyerot which are to obuiln n divorce from you on thu ground that soon iiftor the ( Into of your mnrVluKi with , plulil till , to wit on or abouc ftlay 1st IbttO you wcracKullly of extensive curclty toward p'uinllK with out itnv ctiiso or provocntlon on her part. That at bald ( Into you without oaueu culled plaintiff vil names , HWoru ut 1 er and being la- H toxlcaled nnd highly curatcd otherwlsa mls- trcuted und abiouit plulu'.UI , Tint at many tlrii < | LCO euld last nnmud Uato und contlnulK up until the present tlmo you Imve huen Kiilltv of extremu cruelty tuw rtl plalnllll I'lulntlff further ank to be awarded thu case , custody and control of the child Klllott ego 3 4 ycuiH the Uiiio of said Marlagii und for tmcli other relief HS may bo jiift itnd ecjultublo. You. are required to answer enld pe'.llioii on or be fore Monday Cue 13 day Auguet 1UOI ) . CI.AHX B. WKLLKTT. . Uy CAMEIION t UEESK Her Atty STATE OP NEUUASKA , . . aUSTKIl COUNTY , ( " ' COUNTY COUKT OP SAID COUNTY. Ala County Conrt , bold at the Court llooin tn anil for said county Juno U .V , L ) , 19X1. 1'rei' entJ A Armour County Judgu. In the matter of thu estate ol Nancy V. Clark deceased. ON reading and filing tbe petition of John A. C. Wlgbtman praying that ibu Intnrnmoat tiled on thu 14 liny of Juno KOJand purmxlni ; to oo tha duly probated la t Will and Testament ot ttio Bald Nancy V. Clark dcceauod , may bj prov < r , approrod , probated , allowed and recorded ua tha last Will and Testment of the auld Nancy V. Clark ( "eceiiBCd as a foreign Will and that the execution of said Instrument may he committed and tlio mlminlbtratlon of mid esla-o may to granted to John A. 0. Wightman ui cxocntor. OUDKiiei ) , Thut July 17th A. U , 1'JOO at 10 o'clock A M , U Bslnnol for heariuu ealdpetition , when all pereoiiBintcreHU'il In .said matter may appear In e County Court to bu held In MiJ for Tld ( ouniy , and show cause why the prayer of pott tlousr BUOUIU nui uu uraii'ixi , unu luui uot'cu oi the ) tndeneyof said petition and tUu hearing , thereof be given to nil poraoni Interested in * aid mutter by publishing u copy of tnU urdyr Iu ttii Culler County HKI'UULICAX u wtokly uewepapor printed in eiuil county throe successive weeks , prior t : > euld diy of Uuarlut ; . J. A. AIIMOUH , Couuty Judge. ( SEAL ) o-ji THE STATE of NhllllASKA , I . . IL'SVEll COUN1V , f * At n County court , held at thu Court room Iu ami for raid county JuuuHrd A. U. 11KM preaeut J. A. Amour < ouiity Judge. In ino mutter ol the Uslata of John I' . Towitll decoiseJ. ua reading an tiling the petition ot Dora Towoll praying mat tlu inatruiiiuit Iliad on tin ) S3rd d y of June 1901 mid purportln't tn b tlie last Will und l'e tam nt of the cald Johu r. Towo IdcccouoJ , luav bo proved approved , probu'.ud , allowed , a u recorded as lUo last Will and Test amontof the uaid John P. ToweJl dect'iised , nndtuut the execution ot said luatru- ment may bo commlttc.l , and tDo udinlnlstatlou of Hind estate may b < granted to lru 1'owoll as ext-culrlx oltDKUKu , 1'Uut July -0tu ! A D , lyiK ) uto'clock ) ) m.i asslguottfor hoarlu * nild petition wticn all per oua InlonjstsU iu unld irat cr uiuy appear In a County couit to be held In undfurtata county , aud show cans * why tbo prater ot petltluilor should not bo grunted , aud that nollco of the pendency ot ia.d ! petition and the h > * rlng thereof bu given to all persons Interested Iu said ratiar by publish , log.a copy i f thU order la the Cutter Couuty nepubllcuu a weekly uewtpaper printed Iu aaia county , for three HUCCC * 8Wo week * prior to , etld day ot hearing. ( SB4L ) J. A , ARMOCB. County udga. '