TMhl UEl'lUJUOANi OUSTER COUNTY , N12BRA3K/V.
She's Cured Thousands
Given up to Die.
Dr.CALDWELL
of CHICAGO.
Practicing Alcopnthy , Homeopnthy ,
Elecliic nnd General Medicine.
lly request wilt vlnlt pro
Grand Central Hotel ,
rotnrulnir every four weekn. Conmil her when
tliu uiiDoilunllv. IH at hand
® W
DR. CA.hUWKUl umith , mr practice to the
siucl.il ireatuicnl > ( ilisuases of thu IJyp , Car ,
NOdc , iiiroat , I. j n ifI'Vmahi OIHIMKUS.
DUaairH ot d.ildrua .nnl all Chronic , Nurvmit *
and bitu'ic.'l ' OlRL.ihcs of a curablu natuiti
Karly conhuniiuioit. lironchltl' * , llronchlnl
Catarrali , Chronic C.il.urali , Iload-Ache , Con-
Btlpalloa , Sloinaclii and Huwel Trouhlch ,
'ihcuni iti'iiii , Nuuraltfln , SUotlca , HrltfhlH'H
Dif-e.iHi' , ICUluuy Dlfipahos , | ) | BC.IHUS of tlu <
Iilvcr and lllniUlcr , DIzilncNH. Nurvouttncss ,
IddhrcHttna , Ohcttlty , liilurnptcd Nutrition.
Slow ( irowth In Children , and all wastlnir
Dliv.iKfH in mlnlin. DolurinltlcH , Uluh-ftct ,
Curvjtiiurp of thu Snliui , .MSUJHVX of the Drain
Faraiyuli , 1'pllemy , Hi-art OlBcaso , Iroii > .
Swell n of tile liUnli.i , Sulcuuc , Open SOTCH.
Pain In Ui Hi nuo , ( irannlar l.idarifunii'iitfl anil
all lone siatullnir iliMe.i oi property treated
ULOOD AND SKIN
Plmtiliif ) , Ulotchui , KfiuitloiH , Mver
Fallintr of thu Hair , Iad ! Coinplexlon. licxcniii
Tlinut UlcerM. IJono I'.ilus , Uladdur Tioublus
WUA' < lucu , ilitrnliirf Urlue , Pasulnir Uiliu
too often Tin ) ulfoctH of coiisiauUoii.il HlcU
nes < ior t ie tal.lDIT ol ton mtich Injnrloiii inedl
clue rci'invos iiuarchlnir treaimont , prompt
tttllet unit a cure fur life.
Dl .c.'isc nf WoniiMi , Irrccntar MeiiHtratlon ,
Falllnu at thuVuinb HuJrlntr Down 1'Mttn.
female DlHplacuiiiciiU hack of hexu.il Tono.
Zieiicorrln-a , Sterility or llanennesN , coninlt
Dr Caldwell and the will Hhow them thu cans *
of their iron de and the woy to licooinu CUUM !
CANCUR8 , OO1TUK , I'MhrUhA , I'lI US.
lud eul.trwod irlandtt treated with the Hub
cutaneUiiH injection tneluud , .ibdulntplv with
out p.iln and wllhout the losn of n drop o'
blooJ , IH ouo of liur own ditcoverlut .ind IK
really thu most ( .cU-ntlUc and curtalnly win
euro muthod of thU an v.inced attu. Dr. Cad
Troll lia * prjottccd her profu ! iloii In BUIIID 01
thu lareeNt ho-iiU.ile | throughout the country.
She ban uo tmi'orlur In treal 1 UK and dUitnon
nir of dlueabce , ilnforiiiltltj , eicj She has
lately opened an olllca in Omaha , Nehr.iNka
whoru Hhonlll Hpeud a portion of each wuel
trcatintr her many patients , N < > incurable
caset accepted for treatmunt. Conuultatlon
examination and advlco one dollar to tliosi
Interested.
Dr. Ora CalUwcll tit Co , ,
Omaha , Neb. Chicago , III.
AdilreHiall mall to 104 Hoc Uulldliltr , Om.ilio
NobraKka.
Go in October
While the low colonist rates are in
effect. Daily through tourist
sleepers via. Denver scenic Colorado
rado and Salt Lake , Go < thead of
the rush at the end of the month
Homeseekers Rates
First and third Tuesdays r.f each
month to the far west and the
northwest and southwest. These
make very low rate winter tours.
Secure an Irrigated
FARM
The best chances of the day in the
111G 110UN and YlJUtoW
STONK VALLEY. Government ir
rigated lands one-tenth down , re
mainder prorata jn ten years with *
cut interest. Corporation irrigat
ed lands equally cheap and favor
able. A paramount nnd ruling
fact in this region is the neverfnil-
ing water supply. Do not make
your new home in any irrigated
reigon without H full study of the
water supply.
Write D. Clem Denver , General
Agent , 1/indseekcrs' Information
Hurean , Omaha for new folder.
Its free.
H. L. ORtVISBY ,
( Ticket Agent )
Iv. W. WAKELRY , G. P. A. ,
( Omaha , Nebraska )
DR. CHR1STENSON ,
EyeEarNosi\Throat
\
and Chronic Diseases.
Fitting ol' Glasses ,
i\ \ \ Office in Realty block.
1 I1PE OF
Churchman Who Know Judjco Taft
Render Him This Slncoro
Tribute.
The Attltudo of the Republican OMX-
didato Toward * Religion nnd a
Life Which Shown Adherence -
enco to the Best Ethics
nnd Mornlg.
'Hecnuw IIP IH the ulgurst type of
the ClulHtlnn RcnUwnnn. "
Tills IH the way In which I heard thw
[ itiHtnr of a Mt'tlnMllsit churt-h In souch-
crn Illlnolti end an iirtfiimont with a
liiynnui on the train coining to Cincin
nati from .St. I/nils , writes a Htaff correspondent -
respondent of the St. l.oulM Ulolx >
Deinoernt. The layinnn , paying due
reHjK'i't to Uie t'loth of his op
ponent , was trying to eonvlnce him
that ho should not supiwu't Mr.
I'aft for the presidency , and ( unload
should vote for his Democratic oppo-
nenl. The churchman defended the
irliu'iple.s of the Republican party , nnd ,
is Indicated , defended the man for
whom he wild he expected to vote , from
lila personal standpoint of u churchman ,
"because1 he IH the highest tpe of a
ChrlHtlan gttiilloman. "
HlHhop J < . ' . Hurtzell of the Metho-
Kplseopnl Church , disciiH.slnj ; the
liellefs of Uryan and Taft ,
niter calling on the latter , mild :
" \Vhlfh of lliCHo men I shall vet < for
will not ho decided by their religious
belief * ! , hut what they nre ON men , and
by the principles and policies they stand
for In tlr udhilnlstrntlon of the gov
ernment. I belloNt- that In ucthig upon
this view , ns un American citizen , 1 am
In hnnnony with the spirit and purpose
of the founders of our republic , who
put Into the constitution thut there
Hhould be 'no religious test un to quali
fications to any olllee or public tnmt
under the United States. ' My eouvle-
tlon Is that klii future mifoty of thu
nation depend * very largiJy upon our
people heeding that conntllntlonil pro-
hlliHIon. Our nation OWCH much In
moral character , Htatostnaimhlp , lltcra-
ture , art and religion to those who
have not been In Htrlct harmony with
Home of the dogmas of the church. The
ilayn of the Inquisition ar pant. "
ItememberliiK that Mrs. Taft In a
I're.sbyteriun , hut that Miss Heleu Tnft
was confirmed In the Episcopal Church
In Washington hint winter at the HMIHO
time that .Mips Kthel Floosevelt. dniisrh-
ter of the. President , wan confirmed , I
wondered ub to Mr. Taft's church assn-
elation. When I inndo the Inquiry hero
I WUB au8\verud through the columns
of the Korthwe.stern Ghrlntlau Advo
cate , the sreat Mothodlst publication ,
Just JIB It had given annvvrr to hundreds
of Inquiries from Its Mehodlst subscrib
ers. It said :
MKH of llroad Aympathlei.
"Mrs. Tuft and children are Kplneo-
pall n , and the Secretary frequently
aix-oinpanles them to St. John's Church ,
where , uleo. he has a pow. While Mr.
Hoosevelt goes to the ( icrmau "U fonu-
1 Church , his wife ami family , who
nre Episcopalians , attend historic St.
John' * Church , where they nit only ono
or two pews removed from Mrs. Taft
and her children , Secretary Taft
upends hlx vacation at Murray Hay ,
Canada , where there Is a Union Church ,
attended by the summer colonists of all
denominations. Thu Secretary of War
Is ono of the trustees of this suuminr
colony church , where people of many
faiths gather for worship. "
This Methodist testimony Indicated
to me the broad and liberal view of
Mr. Taft In religious waiters. In lookIng -
Ing through the Hie of this same pub
lication the Western Christian Advo
cate I found n discussion of both nom
inees , In the course of which It WM
asserted :
"The Kympathles of both Mr. Taft
and Mr. Hryan urn very broad , and they
worship easily and naturally with any
Christian denomination. Whichever
man In elected , the country will hava ,
therefore , a President of cloun life ,
lofty principles and Christian convic
tions. "
Opinion of N cr Clerirrtuna.
On the same afternoon , when nisho ?
Hartzcll called. Rev , James O. Kobln-
son , pastor of thu Raker Street African
Methodist Church of D yton , Ohio ,
called at the headquarters In company
with W II Jones , ono of the leading
colored lawyers of the same city Mr.
Jones was proud of the fact that be la
president of the Colored Taft Club , the
first one to br Incorporated In the Uni
ted States , and HOT. Mr Iloblnson ad
mitted that he Is president of the
Hoard of Director * of the same club.
As he left Mr Tatt's otllce I asked him
for his view of the candidate , both from
hla standpoint as a churchman and as
a leader of his race
"I believe , " he said , "Judge Taft win
tm elected fay a tafe and comfortable
majority , not simply because he is A
Republican , nor am I spaaklng because
I am a Republican , But Judf * Taft
represents all of the Idaals ef the true
Christian statesman. "
As to the attitude of his own ran.
Rev Mr Robinson said ; "W can not
afford to line p with the Democratic
party which has been antagonistic to
our Intt r > ' . always , and against iht
party h . di 1 by such wls * and Chris-
tlan statesmen as Is Judge Taft. ! ! is
mam whom we know In Ohio Is dd ir-
w that oil me * , wltkwrt wcard to
color , bo treated fulrly before tut
coiirlH. "
IlUhnp K-nllorr * ' Tribute.
In Introducing Mr. Taft at Toledo ,
Ohio , ItlHhop Samuel Fallows Indorsed
him unreservedly , nnd In th * course ol
his remarks said :
" 1 can aver , without fear of Buccrm-
ful contradiction , that no man ever
mine before the American people for
the highest honor In their gift so thoroughly -
oughly prepared to meet Ita weighty
responsibilities as Mr. Tnft. He Is rlp
In the kno-vledgo of Jurisprudence and
clear nnd firm In Judicial decisions.
He lm won , ns nn executive officer la
our Oriental poMesslons , the plnudltf
of his countrymen and of admiring nn-
tlnns. He hns satisfactorily settled in
those Islands of the sea some of the
most delicate nnd difficult subjects , In
volving deep-seated racial and religious
quest Ions , ever brought up for adjudi
cation. * * * He Is deeply religious
without a trace of bigotry , fearing God
nnd working righteousness , tin did the
two Adamses and Abraham Lincoln , "
Turi'H lilrit of riinrncli > r.
In my effort to discover the qunl-
ItleH which led one to describe Mr. Tnft
ns "the highest type of Christian gen
tleman" I learn that the candidate
lilinnclf , within n month , has dell'ned
Just what Importance he attached to
Christian character In the building of
a successful career. The question had
been put to him to develop his personal
views , nnd writing In response the He-
publlcnn candidate said :
"Your question suggests two others
which must be answered In answering
this : First , what Is a Christian chnr-
ncter , nnd , second , what Is n , succosuful
career ? First , I consider n Christian
character that of one who holds as hla
Ideal a compliance with the two com
mandments given by Jesus Christ , nnd
who earnestly strives to live up to that
Ideal Second , I should define a sue-
ccssfiil career to bo that career which
brings more real happiness to those
who hsppen to be within the operation
of * the. Influence of the person whose
character In lu question.
"Coining now to answer your In-
qulry , I should say that a. Christian
character In the building of a success
fill career Is Its most Important part.
The longer one lives the more COB-
vlnceri he must become that every other
Incident and element of a career lose *
Importance lu cumpnrlHou , and that
when a umn's life work Is done thla ) c
what Mauds out , and whether the
carenr l one of profession , business or
politics , the same thing Is true. "
Whnt nn Ola Krl nd Hufm.
Mr. Aaron A. Ferris , a prominent
Cincinnati lawyer , who has kuowti
Judge Tnft for thirty years , said : I
"I have never had occasion to ask j
Judge Taft what his crued was In umt- '
ter * religious. I know that , when In
Cincinnati , he has been quite regulnr
Ifi attendance at Christ Episcopal
clnmh , of which members of his fam
ily are communicants , and of which I
am a vestryman. I know very weB
that no one In trouble or distress cv r
appealed to him without receiving a
patient hearing and prbmpt and mate
rial aid , whan In his power to give it.
If n man's character Is to be gauged
by wbut he does , and not by mere pro
fession ; If leading a clean and up
right life Is to be a guide , and doing
righteous deeds is to be counted , then
I am confident that bis neighbors and
fellow-cltlTieus who have lived with
him and know him well , without re
gard to creed , color or party associa
tion , would say that Taft has lived and
acted In every station as a Christian
gentleman. "
SAYS WEALTH IS DISTB1BUTBD.
Chief Statistician of Census Bureau
Writes on "The Assets of the
United States. "
The nation's wealth Is not In the
hands of a few , according to L. G.
Powers , chief statistician of the cenaua
bureau at Washington.
Writing ou "The AssoU erf the United
States" In the September number of
the American Journal of Sociology , 1s-
sued recently from the University ol
Chicago pri'Ks. Mr. Powers bas the fol
lowing to wiy of the concentration of
wealth In America :
"If we start with the value of farms
nnd other homes whloh are known to
bo owned to } , men of small possession * ,
the savings bank deposits nnd other
known possessions of those of moderate-
menus , and then add the lowest popular
estimates of the possessions of our
millionaires , we have an aggregate far
In excess of the census appraisal of
national wealth , and the conclusion
under such circumstances Is Irresistible
either that the census estimates are
ridiculously small or the popular esti
mates of the wealth of our millionaires
are greatly exaggerated ,
"The writer does not nnd any evi
dence that would Justify either the
statement that our national wealth is
groshly understated or that our million-
Hires own so large n share of that wealth ,
as to leave the great majority without
property. "
WHAT TAFT WILL DO.
Here Is n positive declaration
by William II Tuft whlck should
reassure the friends of President
Roosevelt.
"If elected I propose to devote
all the ability that U In me to the
constructive work of suggesting
to Congress the means by which
the Roosevelt policies shall be
clinched "
Taft hi maUng n good Impreaalen by
his thoughtful speeches. Hryao Is as
clever and as Interesting us ever and
as superndaL JJllwauk * Cveateg Wis
consin.
'Nebraska Reaps Large Returns From
Republican Rule In the State.
I
, When u man Invests his money la
any entorprlso ho usually does BO
with the expectation of reaping
HomuthinK of profit ; of drawing
something In the way of dlvldcndi *
from his Investment. The people of
N'ohraska have "Invented" In the re
publican party In recent years. It
Is iimHotmblo that they ask what
have been the profits to the people ;
what dividends have the people re
ceived for their Investment of con-
Ildince In the republican party ? To
name all the valuable leturnu the
people of Nebraska hnvo received
would require a volume.
The Nebraska republican platform
of 1000 contained seven important
pledges to the people of the state ,
everyone of which were "redeemed"
by being enacted into law by repub
lican votes In the legislature and ap
proved by overnor Sheldon.
The principal pledges were :
1. A memorial to congress to en
act a law compelling railroads to pay
their taxes at the same time and In
( lit- same manner us private persons
are compelled to do
T went j-four lepubllcan senators ,
llfty-'slx republican repieseiitutlves , a
majoilty In each house , enacted the
bill.
2. Dliect Primary Law.
Twenty-seven republican senatois ,
fifty-tin uo republican representatives ,
a majority In each house , enacted the
bill.
bill.a.
a. Anti-Pass Luw.
Twenty-live republican senators ,
rtlxty-three republican representatives ,
a majority In each house , euucted the
bill.
4. Railway Commission Law.
Twenty-six republican senators ,
sixty-two republican representatives ,
a majority in each house , enacted the
bill
5. Employers' Liability Law.
Twenty republican senators , fifty-
nine republican representatives , a
majority in each house , enacted the
bill.
bill.G.
G. Municipal ( Terminal ) Taxation
of Railway .Property.
Twenty republican senators , fifty-
one republican representatives , a ma
jority in each house , enacted the bill.
7. Pure Food and Dairy Law.
Twenty-slx republican senators ,
fifty-six republican representatives , a
majority lu each house , enacted the
bill.
12ach anl everyone of these meas
ures were promptly approved by the
republican governor of Nebraska ,
Hon. George L. Sheldon , who has again
been selected by the republican elec
tors of the state nt the recent direct
primary election to head the repub
lican state ticket as the candidate
of the party for re-election to the high
ofllcu lie has so ably filled during the
past two yeais.
The legislative vote above given by
which these Important measures were
enacted shows plainly that the repub
lican party is alone responsible for
this progressive legislation and la en
titled to the credit for those meritori
ous laws. While the 0ie since taeir
enactment has been comparatively
abort , It has been long enough to In
dicate conclusively the enormous im
portance of these policies to the poo-
pie of the state and many of the
direct benefits flowing from them to
all the people of Nebraska. The Hall
way Commission law alone hna al
ready proven to ho of immense Im
portance ana ims , without Injury to
line railroads In ( heir legitimate earn
ing powers , saved to the people of
the state millions of dollars in freight
and passenger rates , cutting off tu
free-pass evil and equalizing railway
charges betwnon persons and places
on a practical "square deal" plan ,
whereby the humblest receives sub
stantial Justice and the most ixwerfiil
are ImlploHs to force an unjust din-
crimination in tln-lr own special in
terest. If the Railway Commtiislou
alone won- the only achievement
, of the H'pubUcHn party lu the puut
two years , thu people of Nebraska
.would huve beun well repaid for their
Investment of coiilldeiicu In the re
publican party of this Htato. Hut thin
is not all the republican record , in
fact but u fraction of republican
achievement of the mime period. The
curofnl , bnsliieaH-llkii and economical
'administration ' of all Htata lin Ututlon
under icpublluun atate ofllcers hoa
kept them all at a high standard of
efficiency , as the people desire them
to be , yet at u cost demonstrating
icaroful and ccouornla-4 supervision ;
'state ' fund * hav bean kept krv ted
, earnlHi larger Interest returns by
thousands than over before in our
history ; the atau * dbt baa bwn re-
ducud from two and onethtrd millions
to lesa than hidf a million. In u thou <
and ether ways , too numerous to
mention hero , the people- have profited
by their Investment of cooudo&o * In
tk republican party of Nebnutka.
T A. ARMOUK ,
Attorney at Law.
Broken Bow , Nobr.
Havluir Just had olifht years practical ezpei
enco an County Judire , will irlve special alien
tlon to thodrawlnirand proballnir of wills am !
ttio administration of estates of deceased per
BOMS aud minors. Write or pbouc me. 1 uiai
aveyou ptrlp ,
J. B. DUNN
LAWYER
CALLAWAY - NEBRASKA
Settlement of estates , examining nnd
perfecting land titles , collections nnd
criminal matter. All business will re
ceive prompt attention.
Dr. Geo. F. .Bartholomew
PUy loliui Suroou | uucl Optician
New olllce in new building , one block south
of public square , All calls promptly
attended Jay or night. Phone 01
J. L. 1'UHUUSON , K. A. 1IUNTEK ,
Notary 1'ubllc , llrokeu How ,
ConiBlock. Nebraska. Nebraska.
Real Estateg Insurance
FARMS AND RANCHES FOR RENT
LEGAL , PAPERS DRAWN
Surveying and platting neatly done.
FRANK KELSEY ,
ALL KINDS OF
WELLS
Consult him If you want Water.
Phone 112 , - Broken How.
HARRY KIMBALL ,
Practical Undertaker
Licnsed Embaimer
Uusiness phone , 301. Residence 33
Broken Bow , Neb.
BANGS STUDIO
East Side of Suqare
Photographs , Kdit.ou and Columbia
Phonographs and records.
Ageuts for Cmckenng , Ivers and Pond
aud Star Pianos.
We can save you money.
Real Estate fit Town Property
For Bargains In Keal Raiate , City Property
aud Stocks of Merchandise I have some rare
bariralutr In land in this and adjoining comities
14.00 up. Address or call on
W. J. WANTZ.
3 donrs North of P O with Fodire and KUasom.
Urol.i-ti How
Short Horn Cattle
Kurd llendeit lly
CKIM.SON SCOTT No. 7I7O35.
J. G. BKKNIZKR , Breeder of
Pure Scotch and Scotch Topped Mjoit Horn
Cattle. My herd u"mbcrs tUcows. Will com
pare in breeding aud quality with any weut of
Chicago My experleucn has taught me that to
Tlva ( foodsatisfaction , breeding rattle iiuiHt be
rHlNctl In Kiln Mltltucie. t expect to
r lH : tticiu n > i : the ttjuul olanythluB
raised lu the U. S. I now have 25 bulls suitable
for tUls and next year's service. My cows
wcluhfrom 1400 to 200o pounds. Come and see
then .
J. G. BRENIZER
BROKEN Bow , - - NKBRASK
- - - - - - - - - - -
w T r twx- * s- > HW. . * * < !
ffft ,
Say do you know that
we carry a full line of jj
\fi \
lu'w fiu
( u ) Building Material , |
(01
&
lu' Brick , Plaster , (01a
Lime , Cement ,
$
Hair , Sidewalk < &
Brick , Screen
Doors , Windows
Wto
to V
and everything you need to $
* build a house or barn , and j $
< & s iy , look at our POSTS , yes v
J and our STEEL GATES , $
& you can't keep house without - $
out one. fa
S Dierks' L'br. & Coal Co. , S
K
Broken Bow , Neb.
HIGH GKADE
Lumber , a lar e assortment
and complete stock for Builders
to choose from , Let us estimate
on your contracts. We always
try to please.
H. T. B RUCE & CO.
Lumber & Coal
South aide.
LEGAL NOTIES
NOTICU TO CHKDITOUS.
In the County Court of Ouster County , Ne
braska.
In the matter of the Kstate of Nicholas
Smuts , deceased.
The State of Nebr.iska , to CrcdltorN ot sa d
Kstate :
Take Notice , that I will sit In the County
Court Room , In liroken How , In said county
on tin ; auth day of October. 1W8 , and the asth
day ot March IW at 10 o'clock a. ui , , to re
ceive and examine all claims tiled and nru-
Hunlfil agaliiMt said estate with a view to
their adjustment aud allowance.
The time limit lor the a > rusentatlon of
claims against said estate Is hlx months ftom
the 21th day ol Santcmhcr , 1UO , and the
time limited for thciiaymciilot de > > li Is one
year from H.Ud date.
Dated Sept. 21. IMS. A. H. HuMlMillKV
1G-10 County Judge.
IN THE DISTRICT COU11T OF CUSTKU
COUNTY , NJJU11AS1CA.
ThomaH McOrnth I
VH. f [
Jane McOrath 1
The dcfenaaiit , .Jane McOrathlli taUt-
notice that the nlatntlif on the mil day ol
.September. lUob , Hied his petltlim In the ii | .
trlct Cotirt of cuHtur county , Nebraska , tin-
object and prayer oj \ \ hlch Is to obtain a ol'
voice from you on the grounds of estrenn >
cruelty , practiced by you towards plLlntlu
\uu arurequlied to answer said putltiou
on or before the ind day of November , A. D.
1008 1
Thomas McO rath , by his Attotney.
'H-1" ' ALPHA MOHUAN.
SHEUIIW.S SALK.
Notice Is hereby given , that by vlitue of
an order ol sale , issued to me from tin-
District Court ol Cuslcr County Nebraska
upon a decree of foreclosure rendered In
said court , at the May 1M)8 ) term thereot
On the nth day of May , IMS in lavoi ot th ,
Newcastle Stale Hank and ay.iiust Jacob
i nun ot ai.
1 hav < : levied upon t.a- lolloping descrlbto
real estate to-wlt : The west lialt of tlu
wc.st hall of section elt. ' t : the sou"aoasi
( luurtcr of section seven , tin- cast h if
the southwest quarter of suction tte ju ; t.u
east half of the northwest quarter o )
section seven ; the northwest quarter ol ilu
northwest quarter ol section wevon. All in
township fourteen north , raiuc elrhteeu
Cilbter county , Nebraska ,
. V"1 1w11,1 ! ° , u " " - ' "ml day of November
UXH , at . S o'clock p. in. at the enst door ol the
Court House , in the city ot uroken iJow ,
Nebraska , In said county , sell aald r ai
es'ite at public acutlon to thn hlKn-st
bluuer tor cash , to satisfy said decree ,
interests and costs , the amount due thrreon
amounting to thu sum of $7311.00 with 10 DCF
cent Interest Irom Maj UtU IMS atU coi-rt
osts arnountluc to M3.35 and accn''ng COMS
Said above described real estate wul be solu
subject to all prior Ileus and Incumbrances.
Cle'rk's ' 1 aU'3 ° " " 'e ' ' " tUe Dl9trla
'
ers oce
Dated this 1st day of October 1W
. , H. P. KKNNUDY ,
AL.I-II \ MOIU.AN , Sheriff
Attorney. i/-ij
NOTICE TO NON-Hr.SIDH * T UEFEIIDAN
Maud Qlelm , Pla.ntlff , i
vs. v
Nicholas Gleiui , Defendant. )
To Nlchplaj Gllein non-resident de-
fcudant : You are hereby notitled that ou
the 1st day of October lOUB Maud aieiin tllei ,
her petition against you in the district cour
of Guster county. Neoraska , the object an
pi.i > ei of which are to obtain a dlvorc.-
from you on the grounds tuat you cruell ,
and Inhumanly have treated her and t1x i
you became a habitual drunkara .vlthout .v V
cause on her part , she also asks tor the c < tnL X.
cubtody and control ot thu miiioi chlldrt . >
to wit : Nicholas Olelm . .ml Ua''monJ
*
Gleim aged respectively Hv and .h e
years and she as..s that j ou be ao cnjo. .
irom In any manner Interlerlni ; wi'h hei iu
her rights alter the divorce ami while the
action Is pending.
You are tcqulred to answer the salJ
petition on or bctore Monday the Uthiy ot
November 1WW or delault will btc .tured
and decree rendered as prayed in the said
petition MATID OI.KIM
By N. T. GAUI > AND n. a'Seinvr.'i )
Her Attoneys.
PROPOSED COHSTITUT'HNAL '
AMENDMENT ,
Vlio following proposed nmemunent to
the conatltnKon of t-o State of Ke
lira Tta , no liei-elm'trr : .ot forth In fill1
In nuninlttod t > 3 clentora ' the Stn
of iTobrnsfen , to T-r vctei ? xu.ou nt t
general "Isrfa ' " ' Md Tuosdn't.
rrovembcr 3rd , A. E. 19001
A JOINT KKPOI I I' I ON to propose o
Aniundnii' , ' to ; jitnin 0 , Ar * " "le S <
tli" ' 'npstitutioii of Uu F.a of N.
lua- , i
E < > it Bccclvcd nnf\ Enacted By tHe 3ief-
! -zia.txire of tJ'o .jta - iu Nt-brnslia :
s.i tlon 1 ( AU'imCsie.jt.j I'll t at th-
Ki'ifial oluitloti Hi si. IKatul 'ctjlsl-ttis
oil lit ) lo lit * luMil n lluTucsiluy - < ur
ci 1'tij ; ( ho Hist Alundiy In Noveniboi
I1) ) , ilu > fi'lrli'a ' \ i'i'o '
ai d hiibinlttcil to tlio clcctoia of tit !
state nr an aiiifiiilni. i t < i n . in
c-1" 8 of Uie constitution i > f Hie LiaUo
Ni Innskn'
Si-oiion 'I. ( ErtucRtlonnl rund9 , Invec"
rncnt. ) .M' ' funds ln-iuiu li T to the st.ito
for iMluoiitlonul inn IOH. s , ti lilt' lost nni
Incon-p wliPioiif ( inlv an- the u oil , Hhnl
bi dooiru'il tru-it fiui'ls hold hv the stntr
nnd thu fctato shall supnly all IOHSI-
tht'tcof that 1'inv In : itn in inner aci-iu
so tlmt tinsni'i" hn ! ! ifiimln fivi
Invlnhuc nnd iinclliriliilslK-il ; nnd slinl. no
ho invested or Irnr.id I-NI cnt on I nlti
Slntes or slnto . nrltlos , or rr jls' MiH
counlv liondn of UiN ttati' , or nvlstoiet
school illstilrl honil t uf this slati' . ni
iineli othiT sc-ruilili's ns th loRltilntii
may from tlmo to tlino illriM-t. And stir
funds with the lnti'ri- and InVonio thi-re-
of are horobv solcninly pltdrrod for the
purpriHi" ) for whli'h tiny nio ( 'ninlcd nru *
sot apart , and nlmll n > ' i * ti in "mod tc
nny other tund foi ol'ii-r ti'ii
Hi't'tlon 2 ( Ballots : A' nit1 in. ) That
nt Bald election In tlu > \ r v < iv. on tb
ballot of each i-U-rtiii \ ' ' ' f rit Hi
shall ho nilnU'd or witttt-n the words :
"For propow d atnrndr.u "t ti > ti . Co- -
tlon with ri-fi-renro to t' " > t- . o-i - , . . *
the oprnmncnt school fund " and "aRalnst
nald ptoposed aniondment to the constitu
tion with refeierice to tl\e \ Invosttnent of
the poimanent school fund. ' And l .1
inalorlty of oil volors at said oleotlor
Khali be for snrh arncndmpnt. the sanu-
Blinll bo deemed to hit adopted
Appiovi'd April r. . I'.viT
' < " , . ti r Jin .tin , Rpcrftarv of Stnt
of the State of Nebraska , do hereby cer
tlfv that the foroKolin ; pmnospil amend
mi-nt to the Constitution of the State o
Kehra&l a la a tnn > and correct copv
the oilulnal enrolled nnd prciossed bIL
nn passed by the Thirtieth . " "Ion nf th
ICKhlntnro of the State of Nebraska , '
nnncai s from Raid original bill on file u
thin offlcp , and that said propospi
ninendnipnt Is submitted to the qmllflot
voters of tte Statp of Npbraslca for thol
adoption or rp ectlon at the ijeneral eleo
tlon to ba held on Tuesday , the Sd dav
of November. A D IMS
In testimony whereof , T Imvo hereunto
let my bund and affixed the Clieat Hem
of the State of Nebraska Pone at 1 1 i
coin , this IRth day of July. In the veur
of our Lord Ono Thousand Nine Hun
dred and RlRht , and of the Independence
of the United States the Ono Hurn'r u
a 1 Thlrtv-thlra , and of this Stat the
Forty-eecond.
GKO. C .TtTNlCTH.
( Seal ) Becratary of St t
. Oole
Licensed Undertaker
and Embaimer.
Furniture - Repairing ;
Upholstering and Picture Kremlin ; .
felepraph aud Telephone orders piompt-
ly attended to.
Phone 85 Residence 322
BROK N llow - NKURASKA