WALTER CLARK BOUND OVER.
1'robabluinisu ( of ( Jullt of
Alias i'rudy Alton's Store itt
Welasert.
Monday and Tuesday the county
court was occupied part of each day
in hearing the preliminary in a case
of the state against Walter and
Harry Clark of the vicinity of
VVoiHsert. From the evidence pro
duced , it appeared that on the 30th
dqy of May , some person or persons
torn away a portion of the wire
screen ever thu window at thu
Woissort store owned by Miss
Prudy Alien , out ! entered through
the window , sometime in the night
and rcmovod a uady of horse shoe
tobacco , a box of cigars , part of a
box of candy , four pocket knives ,
and between 5.00 and $8.00 from
the cash drawer. No arrests vrcre
made at the time , and the matter
had almost been forgotten by many
who hoard of it , until a few days
ago when information charging
Walter and Harry Clark , two boys
of the vicinity with the crime
was filed in the county court.
The case was brought before
Judge Armaur Monday for a hear
ing.
MisH Allen , the first witness ,
went into detail showing the con
dition in which she found the win
dow and screen next morning whnn
she arrive1 ] at thu store , and gava a
list of the articles stolen as named
above.
Jas. Davis , a young man in the
community , who with William B.
Hendershot , another young man ,
batched , nnd farmed a place joining
the Clnrk farm. Davis testified
that he had known Walter and
Harry Clark for four years , and
that in that lime he had lived with
in about a mile of their home. He
slid the Clark hoys visited his
place Irequonily ou Sundays and at
other times. Other boys frequent
ly visited his home. On thu Sun
day previous to the store being
broken into , Walter Clark , Walter
Close and W. B. Hcndorshot , was
at his place part of the day. They
were playing cards before meeting
timo. Played for money and for
fun. Clark paid he either had no
money or only a dime. Ho came
again Thursday night and they
throw dice for money. Said that
Clark said his father had given him
plenty of money beloru ho loft for
Grand Island. Ho showed his
pocket nook and It had silver
money in it. Wo talked about the
store being broken into , Olark re
marked , "him and mo broke into
the sloro. " I remarked , "no , it w s
not mo ; " and ho remarked , it was
not either ot us , " Afterwards ,
ho said it was him and hia brother ,
Harry , that broke into th store.
Said they got some tobacco , oigars ,
four pocket knives , some candy and
$7.00 in money. At another time
as wo were going over to Mr
Clark's he told mo about breaking
into the sloro and thai they hid the
goods in the straw under the shed
near their house. Ho showed mo a.
black handled pooket knife , npjTl
very heavy , which he said was ont *
of the knives that ho got out of
Miss Allen's store , Said the night
they broke into ihe store , it was
raining , and they got wet. The
last talk wan a few days after ho
showed mo the knife ho took from
the store. He was whittling wilh
the kuifo when ho spoke about it
Said ho gave the other knives to
his father. Witness said ho bought
a black handled knife , not very
heavy of Miss Allen nftorwards
that very much ropombled the knife
OUrk said he qot out of th * > slor * ,
but as hu did not observe the knife
closely could not tell whether it
was just like his. Said ho told
Clark that if ho had taken the good *
ho would not toll it.
Wm. B. Hondorshot staled ho
had lived \n the community aboul
four years , and that ho batched and
farmsd with Jas. Davis last season
He corroborated Davis' testimony
relative to Walter Clark's story
about the money ho had at the two
different visits to their house. Also
told of a conversation ho had with
Clark in which he asked him if he
had told anybody but ho and Jas.
Davis about breaking into the
store. Ho started lo loll mo more
about it , and I told him I did not
want him to tell mo anything about
it.
On cross-examination Hendorshot
corroborated the fctatoment Olark
made in reference lo his father
g ivmg him money before ho lefl
for Grand Island.
Slate rested , and court took an
adjournm ont for noon , to 1:30
AFTERNOON.
Al , Govier was called for defense
and he staled the talk was general
about the tobocoo , knives , oigars
and candy , being taken out of the
storo. Said the boys of the community -
munity would jokingly offer another
s chow of tnbaoco and stale it was
some of Prudy Allen's tobacco.
Said such talk was general among
young men who used tobacco. Said
Jas. Davis , the former witness told
him that he got the goods , and
nainud tobacco , cigars , knives and
candy he got , On cross-examina
tion ho was asked if ho had told
any oi the oilicerH of the law or
Miss Allen what Davis said. Said
ho did not. Said no one way pres
ent when Davis told him , but said
it was at a dance , Ho said that
seven others were in the room at
thu time and named Kelly , Allio
Calhoon and Leonard an throe of
them. Said ho had told bin folks at
homo , his father and brother.
Davis told him ho broke into the
store and took the goods
The defense rested.
Neither side argued the case ,
The court said that from the
evidence that a general bluff had
boon indulged in by a number of
the boys. But it was not a bluff
on the part of the defendant when
ho said to llonderahot that ho and
Davis were the only oncd ho had
told Unit he got the goods , and from
the evidence is probable causa that
Walter Clark is guilty as accused ,
and I will require him to give a
bond of $500 for his appoaraucu at
thodinlaict court , but there is no
evidence that Harry Clark is guilty.
The request of county attorney
thatJns. Davis and W. B. Hendor
shot bo required to give a bond for
their appearance as witnesses at the
district court was granted.
Woman Suffrage.
Mrs. Howard Gould objects to
being required to try ou her dresses
before a jury , in order that twelve
men decide whether or not they
fit. The law suit is botwueu her
and her dressmaker. The plain-
liffrt , the Misses Mary F. South and
Margaret Dillon , claim a ballanco
of $1,176 for gowns , waists , skirts
and petticoats , the total bill
originally amounting lo $2,1535
The reason assigned by Mrs. Gould
tor not paying the whole bill is that
some of the dresses did not fit , and
in others the material was soiled by
alleged improper handling. At
first the oaie was to have been
tried before the former Judge
Henry U. Bookstaver as referee.
Mr. Marks , in behalf of the dress
makers , secured an order from
Judge McCarthy sending the cam1
to a jury. From this Mrs Gould's
lawjers have appealed to the
Supreme Courl. Next month
that august body will decide whe-
tlur she shall bo compelled to
demonstrate the fit of bor dresses
before a jury.
Nether Judge Booketaver nor
twelve male citizens are likely to bn
exports judges as tolhc fit of gowns.
If ever there was a case that called
for a jury of matrons , or at least a
jnry of women , this is one. It
illustrates iho folly of ihe law which
oxoluds women from the jnry box
The result in this case may quilo
possibly bo a miscarriage of juslio ,
since a jury of men will have to
pronounce upon a question of which
most men know almost nothing.
Alice Stone Blaokwoll , in
Woman's Journal.
Uldtrlct BleotliiK I. O. O. V ,
The following program has been
p * f ) red for the I. O. 0. F. Diritriol
meeting to bo held at Morna , next
Tuesday evening , March IS ) All
Odd Follows in this Ticinity are
cordially invited to be in attend
ance :
Prayer
Oilo Thii Members
Address L.W. Wilson , 'JOS
Hesponsa T J. Wood. 807
What are the Objscta ot Odd Fellowship . . .
' " ' ' ' ' " '
Why'ami"an'6dd'Koiiow'lK. ! ! D. Qlaio ! 110
What are the duties ot Odd Fallen
. . . . v..v HOT. Naylor , ISO
What are thi LoMoni ot Onr Chart ,
Who are Ellclble to BacomoOd'd Vu'llnw * '
II K.Atkinson , 302
INTKUMIBIION.
what nro th Uonuflts Dsilred from District
Meetlniei W Q 1'urcell , 119
What should in1 0 to 1'romoU Odd Fmlow
. l'H ' > U. It. 1'aruur , 188
S5tiarn an Odd Fellow. . . . Frud Itluule , 1IU
Krtondahlp a. Hotlinuu , 207
; ° - M. J.Knapp , 1UO
Truth A Il.TuriAn IM
Chailty o D Uowey , J59
General Discussion led by M. L. Lamb , tt)7
CloMngOdn ThoMombera
llenodlctlou.
GeorjcctOTrii.
Last Friday evening , March the
8th , a very pleasant entertainment
was given by Miss Pearl Hunter
and bur pupils , at the Burr Oak
school house , at Georgetown. The
pupils acquitted themselves very
creditably , and it was voted , by
those present , to bo the bout enter
tainmt nt of its kind ever given at
Burr Oak.
Great credit is duo MIHH Hunter
fur the palienl and careful training
which she has always given her
pupils.
She was kindly anmted in the
music by Miss Marjous Campbell ,
who has csnsiderablo talent in line ,
ONK WHO WAS THKHK
Tlio Normal School UIU Defeated
In the senate Tuesday afternoon
the bill providing for the location
of two Stale Normals , one in ihe
Flflh , Ihe other in the Sixth Con
gressional districts was recommend
ed for indefinite postponement , byn
vote of 17 to 13. The bill had been
hanging tire in the senate three or
more weeks with favorable ] pros
pects of its passBgo. Twenty ono
of the senators were committed in
favor of thu' bill. Could a vote have
been forced on the measure before
\ .
the burning of ihe penitentiary there
i but litllu doubt of its HUUUCHH ,
Thu heavy IUHH siihtainud , by thu tire
nnd thu Governor's veto of the Hp-
pi'opnalion for thu Peru normal
caused several , who had been supporting -
porting the bill to weaken when thu
Gnat tt'M cninu. It can bo said to
the credit of senator Currio that ho
rumamud loyal to thu bill to the lat
nnd in ado a hard fight on ihe floor
of thu Hcnatu for it.
Communicated bj Dr. C. l > . Mulling.
Broken Bow , Neb , March 0 ,
11)01 ) EDITOU Kit PUBLICAN : Sly
attention has been milled to u gricv-
rua oiror and injustice done a
young lady resident of thin place ,
ftliHH Eva Benjamin , by two of our
county paper * . And with the hope
that , this article muy bo eopiod by
all puporri. who may have fallen in
to thu Hnme error , I feel , in justice
to Miss Benjamin , compelled to
give thu truth of the mattor. In
the Callaway Courier of thin week
and the Ansley Chronicle ol laHt
week , appeared an article stating
that MISH Benjamin had been
arrested for theft from my priratu
hospital. MIBS Benjamin did network
work forme ; had nothing whatever
to do with this stealing , nor did
nho know anything about it. The
guilty person was named Minn
Blanche I. Benton , who confessed
her guilt. The similarity of names
doubtlonH caused the error , and 1
feel that every effort should he
made to correct it. A good name
is the host heritage ot any girl but
Homotbing easy to do irreparable
damage. I had asked you to make
no mention of the theft in your
paper , as I hoped that this would be
a good lesson to the wrong dopr ,
pnd desired to giro her a chance to
go elsewhere and make a new
effort at right living , but this un
fortunate circumstance seems to
leave me no alternative but to give
these tacts. DB. 0. L. MULLINB.
Church Services.
BAPTIST council.
Preaching services at the Baptist
church Sunday at 11 a. m , and at
7:30 : p. m. Sunday School at 10 n
m. Junior B. Y. P. U at 2:30 and
senior B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 The
public is extended a cordial invita
tion to attend any or all of these
fervices
KKV. S. W. RICIIAKDS , Pastor.
M. K. CIIUHCH.
The regular services will be held
at the Methodint church next Sun
day. Sunday School at Ten o'clock
preaching at eleven and Seven
thirty. Subject of morning sermon :
Reasons If or Uniting With the
Church. " Public evangelistic
service in the evening. The rev
ival is still in progress , and souls
are mill boinp saved. Rev. C. A.
Mastin , presiding elder of the
Kerney District is assisting in the
work this week. The Doors of the
church will bo thrown open on
Sunday morning for the public re-
ooption of all those who desire to
unite themselves with this church.
Thirty six were rocieved on laet
Sunday morning.
Ilyiin.
RYNO , Neb. , March 12,1001.
Judging the ground hog according -
ing to the old haying , ho is making
good use of his six xvcoks , and will
got in a little extra time if ho keeps
ou.
Nasby acknowledges a pleasant
visit yesterday morning from W.
P. Uenman , of Upton , Nob.
During those spare days between
winter and spring , it might save
you annoyance when seeding lime
arrives , to see that your farm im
pleinents are in good order. Re
pair and oil your harness ; clean
your seed wheat and look , up your
need corn. '
Miss Ilattie ROOVOB is still at her
migrating habits. She is starting
in route to Afton , Iowa , this morn
ing , but is likely to return again
this fall.
I rlMc For LetterH AUout JSe-
briinUu.
A round trip ticket from any
Burlington Rout station in Neb -
b ka to Yellowstone Park and a
complete trip through thu Park is
one of twenty prizes offered by
the Burlington Route for the beat
letters about Nebraska.
Other prizes are ; Trips to Colorado
the Black Hills , Chicago , and St
Louis.
There are also tevoral cash prizes.
The Burlington oilers these priz ° s
for letters that will encourage im
migration to Nebraska * Loiters
descriptive of tuouessful farming ,
cattle raieing , dairying , fruit grow
ing , and similar pursuits are avail
able for the purpose in view.
The. contest loses May 81 , 1001.
Circulars giving iull imformation
will be mailed on request.
J. Francis , General Passenger
Agent , Omaha , Neb.
We will furnish the Kansas city
i Journal and REPUBLICAN for $1.25
per year.
Died.
Uniu : Kridsy tuorniutc , M r ti 8,11)01 ) , at tier
homo , riuar Urucn , Nt b. , Mrs. Duughurty , wife
of Iliirvo Uatiguerty , utter n short Illnuen of only
two weeks.
Thu funeral of thu deceased was
held at the home of thu family Sat
urday , Rev. W. 'i. Powers ofh'ci-
ating. Mrs. Dui lierty had em-
btacod the Christian religion sev
eral years before , and was prepared
to go. Shu leaves a husband and
an adopted boy about tive years old
to morrii her death.
DIID lliimsiT Moiuluy , Alntch 11 , 1601 , Hn-
KIMIC , the jouuKPil child ot Mr. anil Mr * Dan-
lol lluriett , ot tuuVecl Tablu , ngn ten weeks
and two days.
The funeral was conducted Tucs
day afternoon , by Rev U. A. Knight.
Not withstanding thu very iuulem
ont weather the house was tilled
The RBPUHUCAN extends 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett sincere sympathy ,
n their great bereavement.
DIED I'AINIS At his rujldenco south cast of
Wcetcivllle Sunday , March 10 , 1P01 , Oeorgo
1'iiluc , agi > 81 lust June ,
The deceased was in Maine , June
1811) ) . 11 isife preceded him to
; he betteiland Homo eight years ago
lie Kirno to Custer county nearly
twenty yoats ago and located a
ionic stead on which he resided at
the time of his death. Ho leaves
: ivo ohilderu living to mourn his
oss. Thuy arc two sons. George
md Will , daughters Bell , Airs
Emma. Uuxtablo of this city and
Mrs Mettiu Guylo of Wisconsin
All the children , but Mre. Guyl"
wora with htm in his dying hour.
The Rui'ULOAN extends to the
joreayed relatives the sincere sym
pathy of their many friends.
Caret CtTlmiilcM ,
We hereby extend our sincere
shanks to our friends and neighbors
'or their kind assistance during the
sickness and burial of our beloved
Eugene.
MB. and MBS. DANIEL BAUIIUTT
U , S. Land Office.
JAMES WHITEUKAD Kcglster
F. H. YOUNG Ilecelrer
D. S. Land OfUcc , BroXcn Bow , t > ebr. , I
February 14 , 1001. f
Notlco is hsrcby given that PATKICK MclINN
mi filed untlci ) of Intention to make final proof be-
ere resistor aud receiver , a < hie on ce In Broken
) orv , Nebraska on rid * } ' , the Kid da ; of March ,
B31 , on timber ou'ture application No. 11007 , for
he wh neH , seK nw ! , and lot 2 , of section No
" , la township No. 30 N , range No S3 W , 6th P.M
Jo Dn.ueaa witnesses , James S.McUlnn , Joaoph
ilooro , GeorK" Wlllluun , of Anselmo.Neur. , and
fnom.il W. Flnlen , of Broken Bow , Nebr TCB-
liLouy of iilmant ti be taken bvforo Iho clerk
ot the district court at Lincoln , Nebr.
JAMES WnitEArAD , Rtgletcr.
U S. Land Offlc , Broken Bow , Neb , 1
Fcbruar , 27 , 1801. f
Notice Is hereby Rircn that the following
nnmed cottier has filed notice of his intention
: o make final proof in support of hu claim , and
: hM said proof will bo made before Keul-ter mid
ilecei"er at tllrnkcn Dow , Nchr. , on April 4 ,
1001 , Tlz : ALLIK 0. DEC1OUS formarlyAllle 0.
rhoman , ofOutes , Nobr. , for the ee > 4 , fcec 7 ,
Two. 20 , N. range SO , W.
bnc names tbo following witneises to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land , viz.
William Btal Ing , of Genet Nebraska ; ChrU-
ilan Dreaaen , ot ( Jenot , Nebraska ; John W.
Ucard , ot Gatep , Nebraska ; Ab Butcher , of Gates ,
Nebraska. JAMKHTIUTKHEAD ,
U. S LandOnlcu , Broken Bow , Neb. , I
March 7,1 01 f
Nolle ? is hereby Kiven that the following
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
U make Una ! proof in support of hla claim , and
that ( aid proot will bo made before Register and
llrceiver at Broken Bow Nebraska , on April
a , 1901 , Tlz : WILLIAM II W.\RDor Berwjn
Nebraska , for the homestead entry No. 43i for
NKMi of sec. 27 , township 17 , north raupe ltW )
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous re'ldeuco upon and cultivation ot
eald laud , viz :
Kvan MoBcly , of Elton , Nebraska , Jacob
Hurcus , of Green , Nebraska ; Charles Williams ,
of Green , Nebraska ; Henry Casnman , of Bcrwyn ,
Nebraska. JAMES WHITUHKAD , Hegiatcr.
March 14 , fit.
U S. Land twice , Broken Bow , Nrb. , I
March 11 , 19U1 f
Notice is Hereby given that SAMUEL AUKIN& ,
of Auoelmo , Nebraska , has filed notice ot Inten
tion to make final proof before Register and Ke <
celver at his office In Broken Bow. Nebraska , ou
Thursday , the 18th day of April , 1001 , on timber
culture application No. U040 , for Kii 91 U.
Nrt'HSEH , NEkiSWU , of section No. 36 , IL
township No. 20 , range No. 20
He numi'D a * wltntsseii : William Andersoc ,
of Ansclrao , Nebraska ; Granvllle Dlshman , of
AnBelino , Nebraska ; t'barlle Str et. of Hooslor
Valley , Nebraski ; Kd Graves , ot Aunulmo ,
Ntbraska , JXMKH WIIITSIIEAU , Itceieter.
March 14 , 61.
In the District Court of Cnster County , Nebraska
liarvty B. Andrews , Flulutiff , )
y . >
A , J. Pearl , Defendant )
To A. J IVarl , nou-rcsldeut deiendant :
Tou will take notice that on the "Dili day nf
September , l&OO. Harvey B. Andrew * , the above
lumed pUlutUI , flled tile pet'tlon in tba district
court ot Onstel county , Nebraska , agalnat yon ,
the object and prayer ot which eald petition are
to recover a judgment ncnlnet yon for the sum of
J828.M which Is u balance duo upon a noiu ezo-
cu edand dullvored by you to the eald plaintill
liarvtj it. Andrews , dated on March 1C Ib'A
and ft hloh note was originally for the sum of
1150.00 , and which waa due ou the 15th day of
March , 183 ] , aua which Bald note drawajtitercat
at the rate of ten per cent per annum from date
until paid
You will further take notice that ou the said
20tn day of September , 1900 , HU order of attach
ment was issued In paid action out of said dis
trict court agnluet your propurtv , and that on the
21st day of September , 100U , the same was duly
executed by levIng upon and attaching as your
property the n > t of the mvH and lot 2 of section
22 , and lot 8 of nectlon 15 , all iu towniblp 20 ,
r nge 21 , situated In Custer county , Nebraska.
That there \ due unon eald note a balance o !
tZZ6 60 , with Interest on tii'.J utiin from tbu fcOtu
day of September , 1000 , and plalutitl aska that
judgment bu rendered against you for snld sum
nnd interest , and that an order be made by iho
court that tatd real estate find property levied
upon aud attached under said order ot attach
iiient , may be nuld by the sheriff of Custer county
and the proceeds tl.ercof applUd to the ixivmina
of the amount due upon eald note , together will
Interest and ihe costs ot this suit
You are rtqnlr. d to answer f aid petition on o
lefoie Monday , tile 22ud day of April , 1W1.
HxnvET 11. AMDUEWH
By 0. L. GUTTEIMOM , Ills Attj.
Mch 14 , 41
CHATTLE MOHTGAGE 9ALB.
Notice Is hereby Klveu that by virtue of a Clmttl
Mortgage , dated Octobur Ifltli , 11XK ) , and ezccuiet
by L U Hobu-u to T. W. Kduardu , to secure th
pit\inpnt of the sum of one protulesory notii , datei
octobar 19th , 1 ( < 00 , for JIOO ( X ) , maturing January
IU , 1901 Default linvliiK bcenmado In the pay
mcnt of stild note , nnd there having been inetl
tutfd no suit at law on said note ami us there i
yet due on raid note tbo sum ot75 , I will b
virtue of the terms of said mortgage eell ut pnbll
auction , at Leu's barn , In thu City of llroko
Bow , tscbon thr 30th day of March , 1901 , at
o'clock p in , the following property describe *
Iu eald mortgage to satisfy said note with Inter
est to date and coat * , vU :
N lue cowe three ) oars old ; onotcow eoveu yenr
old , all branded ; teu calves , being the Issue o
tbo rows purchased cf sala T.V. . Edwards , ant
uue roan bull , two yrara olJ , branded ; one calf
tweuty-f.ve tout of hay in stack ; ono gray mare
seven yearn old ; oue black uoree , eight year old
one bay mart ) five years old ; on * black and whit
horse fourj earn old
I'drutlfcBlou glveinto tell hay aud apply pro
c eili on notu. T. W. UPWARDS , &lortKtge .
NOTICI'.OF AI'i'MUATIOM KOIt LIOEN3K.
Notice Is horttby ulreii that the nnd rilKned ,
Alfred Kandn , of Wood Illvcr towimh'p , I lifter
oouutv. ieb'aka , bus filed with the County
rlork of c'uster county , Nnbrntkn hla petition
praying that llci'iifo lie granted him to sul
malt , splr'.lniin , nnd vinous llino . at the village
of Ocontii. In said imn.ty nnd elate ; Hint ralil
tietitlor was tiled npoh Iho 2nd < 'ay ' of.Mnrcli ,
11101 , nltli i > uld C'olinty clirk and thit the hear
ing tiion enld petit on will ho hnd before the
tonril ot fupervl < orof gild county , at tbo court
IHJUBH of aald county at ttie toun of Broken Bow ,
Nebrpjika , on the lrd day of .March , 1VOI , or R"
soon thereafter a < tlio sumo KII bu hoardbefore
n ! il county tionrd
Dated this 1th ilny of Mnrch , 1901
ALFIIEB FONDA
KOAU NOTICK.
To all whom it may concern :
The cointiili * loner appointed lovlow a road
petitioned for by H. W White , ctal , coinmenc-
iiiK at MJ corner } ! NW aW f section U , t p.
t Intcrscc
from 7 8 48 30 K 17u to i tton with M
line IO'14-'U
IIIH reported In furor of ttiu cstubliihnit'tit there
of , mill to vacitto nil that part ut tliu rtmtl as Incit
ed tlirotmli rniil Bcctlun 4 and 1(1 ( not ss nbaro tit-
scr.boil , mill nil nlijcctloiiH thereto or clfilms for
iliutuKt'i' must liu tiled In lue county olurkV ollluo
on or buforu noau of tbu 15th day ot May , 11)01 ) , or
xucti roul will bu granted without roteruiico
thereto *
In wltiies * uliori'of , I have hereunto put my
hniid nuil real of aiild county , thU 13th duy nf
March. 1U01.
[ PEAL 1 J. 1) . OsiiounN , County Clerk
March IIII
HOAI ) NOTICE.
To whom It may concern : Thu Commissioner
appointed upon pulitlnu of s. K. Itcdm > m , ctal ,
to view a roiid commencing nt norttmcBt corner
ot ( section 25 , township IB , ruuu-o''J.
mnllou Station
No. duK.mln , Ft. No.
from 0 8 1 311V COO to 1
from 1 S It ) 15 K 300 to S
tut Intorsic-
from 2 8 21 10 K WO to 3 < tlon with BUC-
( tlun lino.
from 3 U 11 U COO to 4 Oneectioii line
from 4 S 44 50 K 200 to C
from & b 19 30 K (100 to 6
from 6 S 4 W 1000 to 7
from 7 S 13 W 7SO to 8
from 8 S L"j 40 W IMO to U
from U S 71 W COO to 1U
from 10 S 41 60V 350 lo 11
rntSW corner
from 11 S II E 3(10 ( to IS ! f SKcorner
from H S 11 80 K 030 to 9
from U S 'Jl K K'OO to 10
from II ) S 33 15 iOO to 11
from 11 8 t K 00 10
'
from IS S 23 45 400 to 13
( at In ersec-
tram 13 S 59 B MO to 14 < < lion vl hecc-
{ tlon Hi o
1 at X co ) ni'rou
from 14 S 11 K 370 to 164 W cldi Seo.
i 85 18-23
i at S corner
from 15 9 11 K 2640 to \6 < of buotion
/ 85-18-23
bus reported in faror of the CBtabila imcul bcro-
of , and ill oojectlonc thereto , or clu ma fo dam-
BROS , mast bu tiled m tbo County Cleru'e ot ccou
or before noon , of tlio "lib day ot April , 1 01 , or
such rotd will be cslabllehod without rcforenco
thureto
Invli ness whereof , I bare hereunto sot my
lnuid ai 1 seal of said county , this 20th day of
Fobrui y , 1001. J. B. OiuoUuN ,
IEJ L. ] feb21-4t County Clerk.
Assessor's Meeting.
The annual meeting of Uusl r
county asaessorH will be held at the
( Jourt house on Tuead.iy , March 19 ,
1901.
1901.J.
J. B. OHUOIWN , County Cleric.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the
jirty o partieH holding orders No.
} 7 and 68 , on school district No.
118 , CtiBter county , NehraHka , to
jruHoiit the same for payment lo
P. C. Johnson , Ireasurer of said
diatriot. 11 , L. YOHK , Director ,
Dated March 14 , 1901. 31
Enrortli | Leaguers.
Spud me your mime and address and
[ will mull you about April ] , a benuti-
nlly illustrated ( older given full Information
mation about the special rates and tram
s < rvica to California via the Burlington
Hout , at tbo time ol tbe Epwortb
Loiigne mpotin nt Sun Frisco in Ju'y. '
Hie folder will oiillgliton you on every
; ioint In connection witb tbo trip to Siu ;
fraticleco cost of tickets ; how to make
tbe trip moRt cheaply and oomfortabli' ,
what UHTO is to see on the wayand why
your tickets should read via the liurlmg-
ton Rout.
The round trip rate oprn 'o everyone
from Umah to Francfcn via the
Burlington Hout IB $45. Tickets are
troort by way of Denver and Salt Luke
city.J. .
J. Franoin , General PftSfonger A ent ,
Burlington Rout , Omaha , Neb.
Mob 7 5t.
is very much like the blossom
ing of u flower. Itsbcautyand
perfection depends entirely
upon the cnrc bestowed upon
its parent. Expectant mothers
should have the tendcrest care.
They -liinild be spared till worry
and aimety. They should eat
plenty of yood nourishing food
and take gentle exercises. This
will pg n Ions wnv toward preserv
ing their health and their beauty
as well as th it of the little one to
come. But to be absolutely suru
of a short and painless labor they
should use
regularly during the months o Resta-
tion. This is n simple liniment , which
IH to bo applied externally. It gives
strength and vigor to the muscles and
prevents nil nf the discomforts of preg
nancy , which women u ed to think
were absolutely necessary When
Mother's Friend is used there is no
danger whatever.
Get Mother's Friend at the drug
store , $ per bottle.
THE URAOFICU ) REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA , CJA.
Writfor onr fre book , " Itcfare luby It Horn * *
Au Jloucitt Medicine for La Grippe.
Ccorge VV. Waitt , of South Gar
diner , Me , says"I nave bad the
worst cotigb , cold , chills and grip
and have taken loin of tradh of no
.uiuount but profit to the vendor.
Chamberlain's Uough Remedy' is
the only thing that has done any
good whatever. I have used ono
bottle of it and the chills , cold and
grip have all left me. 1 congrat-
nlfUo the niHnufauturefl of an nonet
medicine. " For Hilo by J. QHae -
berle. M > h 7 1m
A Poultry I aper Kree.
The Republican una inadGrirrang
whereby we can s ; nd "Tue Western
Poultry Newfi" oue yenr free to auy pur
son pnyln > ; one year's subscription in
advance. Old subscribers who pay up
and pay one year in advance can take ad
vantage of this offer also. The Western
Poultry Ninva Is a oii 10-page moutuly
chicken paper , uublished at Lincoln
.Neb. , and is an icknowh'Kud authority
on poultry methods. It not only inter
ests lancy breeders , but the housewife
In town or country , who wants to make
some protlt from u few hene. It nleo
baa a Belgian Hare department. If you
want a poultry paper , hero in your chance
How to axalcc HeiiB L.HV.
The Republican has a proposition that
may n t exactly solve the question ,
"How to Make liens Lay , " bui it will
help you tn uiaki' more money out of
your hens than yon are now doing. If
you pay tip all arrearages and one year
in advurce , we will send you The West
ern Poultry News one year free. It Is a
blii 10-pHtro paper published nt Lincoln ,
Ni'b. , and U recognized.authority on
poultry matters , many of the beat known
poultay experts contributing their exper
ience
To THE DKAFA rich lady , ourod
of her Deafness and Noises in the
Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums , gave 825,000 to his In
stitute , so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may have
them free , Address No. D 148 ,
The Nicholson Institute , 780 ,
Eight Avenue , Now York. jan3 ly
fZt't' .tJSK''v VvJffit'tlA'W : ' : / t.--v'ffit'.y > i'i'tl'ii : '
w"W. ? v W.oV' ; . .
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fl/i
All parlies indebted lo the Eagle Grocery , are requested $ #
to call and settle their account by cash al once. I must have > * %
money to pay bills , I oaunot do business on wind. ? 'j ?
Yours truly ,
1 . w AN9 ftym
Proprietor. $ |
10 Bars of Soap for 25c , ? | |
' . ' ' ' "V'f f'i /'J.-
M.J.WM..J\\-.W \ f- -
E. L. BUNCH ,
Headquarters for
oard ing.
BEST * 1.00 A DAY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Groceries , Confectioneries and Fruits ,
*
AT LOWEST PRICES :
North Side of Public Square , - Broken Bow , Nebraska.