< u0ier ( fo. Jlcpublicau f nlH liCJ oriry TtiurivJuy nt the Coantjr Bftt " D. M. AMbMKUItY , JMltor t > .5-Onico In Cnn r llr ) ek. Konrtb ATe.tr . . . . . Uroken ( low , Nob. , M MN'ofiil'tlJi * * tiiMtcr for tririMnlrrlori tbrougb thu U - - . Mill * . BUHHriurfioN I'lUUK : Une ti < ar luadvni.cc 811 ItATKS. ( ) ti rolnmn , pi r motilli , 8" 00. Onc-liilf col umn , tier moiiUi , Jltti ( jiuncr column , | > < : r month , 12. W UIM UIMI ( | IIIII/T column , t > > tenlr per Intli per inonlli ( Jttm mi Quit IIOKU. ' / ) cmiln per I noli , | < ur uiunlri , Ix > cai dvnrlH ifi c ij f per line cacti Iricr- tlon. Notice rif thurclj fair" , norlnblinnd rniertaln- iiiHiUt iv tier n moiier U tlmitf'il , uuc.liAlf rsttc. boalett notice * mnl inl l\nn \ * . onn-lialf riitir WeildlBKfotloii free. litir pilw for pulillMilnn lint of pft-iTiitr. Me Mil jiollcci1 friit , l/Hll prl > fnr ptjMlflilni' ouitimry iiotlctK , iri'l rnrd < > t ilmtikn. nolle.- ril'it [ ifi tulril ti > ffUutei * of THURSDAY , JAN. 10,1001. Judyo B.ikor'rf appointment to the position of H up re nn judge of New Mexico wan confirmed by the aonato Monday. .hidgo limns of Norfolk , has been appointed inpi'ino court com- miafioner to ituccfo'd liilgo Sid- wick , who linH aHMimi'd hlh ollico an member of the HUprfinc coiul. Gov Sivapi > maj bvAj tlio ap provai of h's ' own concriouH , wlncb , if true , in a great consolation at tin * pr.-Hent limn , when he it b/mg con demned HO generally by a lar o tnijorily of hia constituents. Wo venture tint 'Gov. Savage would have bard work to find 1,000 now who would champion tbo par doning of Hartley , much IOHI ' 1,000 , who it ia claimed cither petitioned cr wrote private lettorH in Bartloj'ri intereHt. . A number , whoHo naincH wro published an petitioners to Gov. fchvage to pardon Hartley , deny the acquaHationand uUto if theru names appear on the petition aa alleged they were- there without their authority. There scorns to have boon considerable crooked work by more particB than one in the pur- doning deal. Springfield , Mm , ( Republican ind. ) : Governor Savage of Ne braska shamefully tricks hia party or the people of the mate when he pardons former State Treasurer Hartley at the end of only about onc-foufth of bin priaon sentence of twenty yearn , Tiio IOHHOII of this ullair to the criminally disposed IH that it iu uafcr to Hlual $200,000 than $1,000. The IOOHO way in which the prcHout city administration holds the reigiiH is not reflecting credit upon thoue who are directly rc- H'onaiblo. } Not only ia drunkonrc HH and-disorder permitted to an iii- warrantcd extent , if reports arc true , but the rcletiHo of violator * without a trial JH a fhgrant viola tion of the truHt imposed. OllicirH ol Uie law uhould HCO that the law nnd ordiuaucoH of the oily aie re- hpoctcd and not become violaUm m shielding the guilty. Detroit .Journal ( rep. ) ; A former or Htato treaHuior of Nobraaka ha been pardoned aH the Now Year' rooting of the governor of th Htato to thoHo who inay be contt m pluling the embi.lomoiit of ifmOO , 000 of Htato fundH. This is th amount Treasurer Hartley is Halt to have purloined. A jury of hi peorn found him guilty of Ht ( > aliii | at least $200,000 , and the judg Hontonced linn to imprisonment fo twenty yearn , Ilo nerved lean thai half of the term. If ho held Ih boodle ho uiqueHtcii ho uan now liv In luxury for the remainder of hi life. There ure many plaeeu in the riidn wulkn that nhould be repaired * Oc- oiHsionally the application of a few uaila would do the work , while in other placoa it might require u board or more. Where the prop erty ownorH do not take Hiiflioii'nt pride to konp tluir walka in repair the proper aulhoritioH of the city nhould mulco it a point to gently remind them of their duty. A number have iu the past few months , received hard falln and BUHtaiiied iiijuricH that if they wore HO diBjjosod oould oompoll the city to pay heavy damugoa. Wo know the CXCIIBO iri that the fundH of the city IH inadequate to keep the walku ia repair. That probably ia true but it iH the duty of the owner of the property to keep bin walk in repair. AIoBt of them are able and would do it if it was required of them. Now York World ( dera ) : Gov- of NebraHka is reported - ported in a World dispatch thia morning lo have unconditionally pinioned JoMph H. Hanky , the ox-Main troaaurer who omb ( //.led tf'iO,000 ( of the Htaten funda. He nerving a twen'y jear toutciico and the governor'ri parole of him lant Hummer no outraged public opinion that the Nebronka republi can nt.'t'.o ' cctiVi i. . ion demar.ded in its platform th it ho bo H'-nt back to the | enitcM li.iry. To open the priNon'dooti' m ntiuh a convict in an abu o ef political power for the protection of crime that ouuht to drivf Govtrnnr Savage out of pub lie lifr. The S' . JoH"p'i NCWH ban able blo arlic le in n-gird to President UooHovelt and IDA orilicn and warnn Iho pcojiln to bo on their guard again ul th unf iir and intemperate aniok'H vmanntini ; from no wa paper corn.'poridufjiH ) Hiying : "ThfHc tiling" are ni'-aiit ( o harm the dt'ril by undermining the confi dence of the | ; poplo in IUH hotiCHtj , and good judgment , and that the attacks are inspired by dia- gruntlod oflico Hcokera and party IIOHHOH there can bo no doubt. " There oin bo no doubt that Prefii- dent LtooHevelt ih too ' 'Btraight up and down" to plcaac the clans of people that are to bo doklt with in Waahiugton , but it he docH hia duty the people of the country out- Hide of political hacks and nows- papcr npleen will nee that ho gotn juHtico. The iiortioultural Hocioty meet ing hold in the court houao laat Sat urday wau quito a HUCCOHH. The attendance waa eurpriaingly large , thnro being 100 or more pronenl. Some of the papern were exception ally good and all contained more or icHFi that waH practical and in- Rtruelivo. I. D. Sbuman , Gco. Grillilh and G F. I'erkina papora dwelt on Hiibjeoln of experience of Hovcral yeara by which they have auooooded. The program aa arrng ed and rendered indicated that the nocioty made no miatako in aelect- ing itH firat eeietery in the poraon of , J. G. Painter. There is no Hub- jeot in which Mr. 1'ainlor ia bettor poatod than horticulture. The aub jeetH auggoated and the aeloction of parliea to diaciiHH them indicate not only bia knowledge of the buaiucHa , but bin ability to properly asaign Hubjoota. We prodiat that much good will como from the orgnnizv lion aa the roHtilt of ita meotinga and the practical knowledge dia- ai'minaled from time to time. UI'K OF .UcKlNLKV. Wo now have a nuirbor of oopicH of the Lifo of McKinley on hands and can fill all orders. Parties that have loft their orders with ua are requested lo call or send in the first opportunity nnd get thuir book. Wo 1-avo a number more hooka than have been ordered whiol 01 ublcs na to provide for others tint may wnnt a copy. C ll early in iho present supply will bo ox hanaled in n few dayn. AN AUUKIM1 OUTLOOI , The country Inn almoatforg ittoi Mr. Eliaon's now battery , whiol WIH : announced a few months ago na the solution ( < f practically all o ! the problems connected with the economical storage of elcctriuly. Now Franklin I loud of Chicago re turns from Now York and tellj the atudonta of the univorHity of Chica go that he bassoon Mr. Ediaon ant talked with him about the batter ; and is convinced that it will opoi up an enormous now field for th IIHO of electricity. The su gustioi that tbo city ot Chicago could b lighten and perhaps ho.itod by W.IK mills which could generate olcct ricty t bo stored in the batterio and iiaod when the wind dioa down ia of more than pausing interest to all of the people who liyo on the plains. If that sort of thing aouhi bo done in Chicago , of uourso " it would bo still more feasible and profitable in the smaller cities and on tie farms where the cost of fuel and light ia ufiujlly a perious drain upon the refourue. ' of tlio people. ' A couple of good wind milla on every farm could probably [ generate enough electricty to fur- nitih light and heat for houee and . Imns. It i not practicable to iiho wiodmillH for the generation of elfctiicty at prcH.ctit becauno the power IH not coii tnnt and thn light andjiower may fail when most want ed. With cheap batterita to etorc away tlio electrioty againat the dy. ing i down of the wind it will bo poRHiblo to make iho windmills aavo coal and oil bills and do a largo r-mount of the light work around the farm in addition. If Mr. Ediaou has not made a mis calculation , the new battery prorai - ( > a to bo one t > f the motH valuable of his invcntionu. State Journtil. A GOOD SHOWING. ( ' . II. llolconil ) , lU'CciuT of Farniois ( tank , Itcporl.s to the State Secretary ] ! ltos > Sulmiils Kcport anil CoimiicinlH lU'cciuT Holcuinb. EDITOR KIU'UIII.ICAN : Believing it but juat and fair to the receiver of The Farmers Bank ol Custer County of Broken Bow that the public should know and realize the trying mil porploxmg.ordeals that a bank receiver is put through , in adJition to the natural wear nnd tear to which ho IH justly subject in the performinco ol bis duties , I en close a copy of a communication usl received from Mr. Holcomb , who , from t'jo showing made by his econt report to this department in mtitlod to great credit lor the uauner in which ho is conducting ho affairs of hia trutt. By hia report it is Blown that ho ias already paid n dividend of 25 ior cent lo the dcpositora , amount' ng to § 10,007.35 , and other claims amounting to 1(0,027.50. ( Ho has remaining on hand , cahh , $2,089.2-1 estimated good asaetc , $7,388:2-1 estimated doubtful aaaets , $10,500.- ; estimated worthless assets , $ ! 801.30. 11 o has cancelled by off set claims amounting to $5,052 23 ind there remains out of habilitiiH amounting to $80,1171.31 nt date o suspension , proved claims amount ing to * 2I,035.20. ) From aeseta listed as doubtful ho has collectcc nearly $2,000.00 , and from those Hated as worthless over $300.00 which is an indication that quite n liberal per cent , of estimated doubt ful and worthless asseta may bo ro ali/.od upon. It ia to bo hGL'ii by the nbovi showing that a oontinuanco of tlu receiver's elliciont management Urn t the depositors may reasonably ox poet additional substantial divi deride , a fact the writer in pleasot to no'41. ' Yours truly , E. KOYHU Ofllcc rf (3. ( 11. lloluum. . . Hocolver o b'armoru Hank of dialer County. Hro ken Mow , Nol-r sk.t , Jai.iuuy 8 , 1 02.- Mr. K , Koyeo , Lincoln , Kebr. DKAI Siu : Afti r 8'vuiiil d IVH of worry tint ir < l work , 1 have nt laat succeeded it tliiiK up tbo ropt r f tholloceivur fo the quarter tiding iM'Miiber 31st lKl ! ) and norew'lh ' irniiBinil you the BBtno. I want in Pi\y to yrii , that when I wa n yoitiK'St1 r 1 used to ! rich n baokwoo.l Hcliool and in order lo d i that Ilmd ti KO nn oxnmiiiation under an old superIntendent Intondont who could not up nnro luxr questions nml probloins than any i ui In tbo United States other than your self , but 1 want to tfivo you credit of bo hiK w y abend of him , and ifyouwll Hund mo word iihout six inontlix uhem whim you want your next report , I wll i'onln'on It rl lUnow nnd try and got ! In Iu tinio. With compliments of the season to you and the romnindor of the Board , I am Very truly yotira , 0. 11. Houo > i i Ueccivor. The ( jnsler County Horticultural Soel- ety Meets. The CtiRlor County Horticultural Society held one of tkcir special mootiuga at the court him HO in this city , January 10. The forenoon session wnh largely taken up in routine work and report of oflioern. There waa a largo crowd of enthuiB- naliu horticulturiata prcflont at the afternoon aoaaion , which waf , open ed by the addroHH of of woluomo from Mayor J A. Harris who , in a few well ohosou remarks welcomed the aocioly to the city. In the ab sence ofV. . I ) . Hall , \\lio was to have rospontlcd to this moot cord ial walcomo and greeting from Mayor Harris , the duty devolved upon Willis Cad well , who reapond- cd , thanking the mcyor on behalf of the society for the hearty wel come and cordial greeting of friend ship and gave encouraging words regarding our society and the use ful art of horticullnie in which the people from all erections of our great county ara deeply interested. The next in order was the ad dress of the prip't'cnt , J. D. Ream , who reviewed some of the past fail ures and MICCHPCS of the horticul- turaliritq in Cuhter county and told of the object and aim of the rand and its importance lo the entire community at large , tmbrfcing a territory almont unparalleled in ex tent , and outlined some of the work which the society may profitably attempt to do in the intercuts of phut and tree propagation , by bringing fruit , the grower , florists , gardeners and foresters into more intimate acquaintenance and rela tionship for the delibeialions as to the beat methods and measures for the disoutaions of varieties and prin ciples and to bear I he latest word and practical suggestions concern ing the art of horticulture in which we ore HO deeply interested. The question of osiabliehing an experimental station and trial grounds was taken up and diaciHacd at length and the conacnscs of the oppiniona expressed it waa consid ered ouo of the greatest practical needs of the f-uit grower for test ing and determining the value of the multitude of varieties , new and old , new and improved methods ol culture and management , in order lo meet the great variety of condi lions wo everywhere find. In > brief time the society hope to es tablish the station under the man agement and care of an expert prop agator. The programme which was lengthy occupied the entire after noon session. The papers upon the various subjects aaaignod were wel and ably written , the dipcussicn which followed Ihcir reading brought out many points of interest The paper of Mrs. C. fl. CarloJ Adorning Rural Homes and the piper by Mrs. 11.1. Morton , upon "HoiiHo Plants and How to Grow Them" are deserving of specia mention and were uihtructive esaajs which called forth the applause am encore ot a delighted audience The topics upon which thoeo beauti ful papera were written aio in the thoughts and very near the hearts of all true lovers of rural lifo anc beautiful homoa. It , is a good omen for the future usofulneer of this Society where the talent and skif of the ladies are onlistod. At the conclusion of tao reading of the papers above lefercd to the secre tary offered tlio following resolu tion , , which waa unauimoualy adopted. KKSOLVKD , That n vote of thank of the members of tula society bo un < vro herel/ ) tendered lo the- Indies wh havobeou so kind aa to favor us will the valuable mid iuterotin papurn u which we liave jmt listened and tha they bo mndo honarary members of tlii society. The papers of W. F. Jenkins o Arcadia waa road by the socrotar ; which will bo publiahcd next week Space forbids special mention o all the papers at this time but wil bo published in full in the future. A New Line of Buggies , Surreys Spring Wagons and Farm Wagons. G. W. Apple. f A FREE PATTERN 1 1 nour own seli'chnii ) tr "very snli I Hinder Out ) Stlients i year S CALL'S MAGAZINE A LADIES' MAGAZINE , A c < mt Ixiutilul cnlorril pl.iiri la > ril l iluoni | ircitm.ik < n rion xinri ( an v work , houicltoM limit tuiion , ric tiir * s nliclod * , or , cr l ; r i ir l.i'nt copy I ad ) afrnts uanlcd Send ( or lfim StjllsU , Unllntilc , Kuuiiln , I'-ln. ilntc , tIcoiiDuiic.il and Ahso l'\por I'altcrns , S CALL _ B A2TAK * „ PATTERNS All Sums Allotttd and Ptrf oral Ions show the ) : ; ' . ind StHlng llnei. Only in tuj i ; ccni ch iicn lilijlur A k for llicin , .Sold In ntaily ocry cliy and tuvMi , or by mill irom THE MoCALL CO. , 1l3.1lli.1l7 Wfit 3IU SI , NtW YORK. Dircetorn of Itrokcn lie > r Hanks. For the benefit of the readers of the RHPUHLIOAN and these who sked for information , we here give he ofh'cera and directors of the liree banks of Broken Bow. CL'STKH NATIONAL DANK. Frank II. Young , of Broken Bow , > refiident ; II , K. O'Neill , of Omaha , ice-preaidont ; II. Lomay , of Bro- cer. Bow , cashiei ; Alpha Morgan , of Broken Bow , assistant cashier ; 'hilip Dapgett , of Broken Bow , Teller ; II. B. Ankrews , of Anselmo , and If. M. Currie , of Sargent. HUOKKM inW STATK DANK. C. E. Ford , of Omaha , president ; J. M. Kimberling , ot Broken Bow , vice president ; S , K. Warrick , of Broken Bow , cashier ; V. B. Caldwell - well , of Omaha. DANK OF COMMPKCK. F. M. Rublee , of Broken Bow , iicsidcnt ; S B. 'I hotnpaon , of Bro < on Bow , vice-preaident ; C. J Steven , of Am'oy ' , oashier ; J. W. Wanick and F. M. Cnrrie , cf Hargont. I f" Business and | | Professional Directory. | MTY BARBERSHOP , It. O. HUTTON. Proprietor. Klrst-clacs uurk Iteur Jtoom of Urokeu How - , Uroken How , O II. CONRAD , . . . . . .Dealer In I'limpa. Wind Mill * , TatiKe , t'lttlnys , Gnaollno KnginfH , otc. , clc. II toke n now. N' B ANGS STUDIO. All klndo of Work Done. SntUfitctlou Ouurantcuil. Crayon Work Enlarged , lirrkcn Dow , . . . Nebraska. MIKE yCANLON , rroprletor of licetanrant A , Lunch Counter. Lnrtie astortmcnt of CoufnctlonHflcf , Clu'sra and ToLiaccos. Nortl bldo of I'tlbilc irquuro , llrokun Dow , I J. SNYDER , alBu Jiixtlco of tbo 1'encu. Special nttcnlta to rnlleciiona ici : < ifllons | taktu , pcnrton vooch. cri- neatly executed and all kind * of Ic al papcrfl wrltlon. Olllco In Ibc rear of Hank of Commerce , llioken lu , N&hrneka. T RS. R. 0. & W. E. TALBOT , PHYSICIANS | SBRGHONS. Olfloo ever Ilacucilr'H Drug Store. Uroken Dow , - NobrasVa , T D. GLAZE , Dealer In Oranlte , Foreign find nicrlctn Mirblci. Ornament ? ! Work a Specialty , Uroken How , /CLINTON DAY , Physician & Surgeon. OfTcc In rear , of I he Dank of Commerce , not- > donee Cth tinoie west of Iho llantlat Church. * Drokcu How , M. DOURIS , * M * < * W > BM * < * 4 UM V All kind * of work In our line done promptly ami iu ( IriUcldHa nnler. t/r/Rod Shop on ibe corner weft 01 tlic lioso lioiue. oivic t'H ' A THIAI , . Ilrokcn How , - - Nebraska. } K7 A. THOMPSON , COSTKAUTOil & IKIILDKK. and GBtlmatcson nhortnotlce. Ilrokeu Uow , Nebraska p\R. C. L. MULLENS , Physician g Surgeon. 2nd SUIrxvny from wn t end Iu Hcslty Illock ; residence , 3rd wust M. K. cbnrcl ) , on same Id of street. h2l7 Uroki'u How , Ncbraeka. B AKElt'S POOL HALL , \V. K. IIAKEH.Prop. For a social name ol pool. 4-Northof Rerun * LICAN Olllcu , ilrukeii How , Nebraska. : ITY MILL , E. V. AlcCLUim , 1'rop. Mye Klour , Uuckwlioat , Grilium , Feed , ots. nii T. L FAKNSWOKTII. DENTIST , Swan's Grocery. / " AMERON &KKESE , /illoprjoys $ ( l < ) . ] © AT LAW. Koome 8 anil 9 , Realty Block , Itioken Bow , Neb. \X7ILLIS CADWELL A R. HUMPHREY , * * ' " " ' ' T = r m Uroken How , Nebraska , Heat out of an IncreoHU ol His | A Mexican wnr veteran and promin ent sJitor writes : "HeeinK the adver- tiamentot' CliRtnberlain'a tiolic , Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy , I am reminded ' , that aa n eoldier in Mexico in ' 47 and Ms , 1 contracted Mexican diarrhoea and jj and this remedy baa kept mo from getting - $ ting an increase in my penaton for on jf ever renewal a dosa of it restores mo. " t P ia unequalled ns a quick cure for < diarrhoea nnd ia pleasant nnd safe to Uke. For Rale by .1. G. Haeberlo. l.OOO lSII --FOR- - - - An Inspirjnq ; Hook For Patriotic Readers. Lifo and Distinguished Services of OUR MARTYR PRESIDENT. The Oelcbrated Murat Halstead , Author and Journalist With Chapters by Hon. John Sherman , Gen. C. II. Grosvonnr and Co ) . Albert Halstead , ot Ex Governor MeKinlev'a staff Introduc ion by Hon. Chauncey M. Depow. Eu- largvd to Indudo Closing Dayr1 , Death and Burial BY A. J. MUNSON , Author and Editor. Yoliie ola Great iiBflGflmlLiluiiill USTER the OfU-ial Paji r of IOOMTY the county \ \ k n tent by mall . ' 0 LCIIK | extra THE BOOK AND TIIK REPUBLICAN $1 ro ( lie story of ins anoostora , birth and youth ; hia school day ; ; en listment in tl'o War of tin Rebellion ; diritingi ished services and promotion to Major ; admission to iho bar ; elected prosecuting attorney ; marriage and devoted homo lifo ; elation to Congress fovon times ; champion of protection , sound money and labor ; Governor of Ohio ; Election to the Presidency ; successful admin. iteration ; re-election to the Presidency ; triumphal tours through the nation ; speeches , principles and policies ; asaiasination and death ; tribute of pralao by the nation and the world. His personal virtue , hia purity of diameter , his honesty of motive , his patriotic purpose , his loyalty to right , hia love of jnatico , hia cpirit of meroy endeared Win MoKinloy to the American people and give him a place in their affections second only to that held by the immortal Lincoln. SEND VOUR ftUSTER MONEY TO THE ( fOUNTY REPUBLICAN , Broknn Bow , - - Nebraska7.