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Notice.
Nottea ot articles of lucorporsllou of the Went
I'ara tiuuU company, ui luicoln, Nubrusku,
tUirtl ou luu .nu uuy ut Uciuuur, lfcW.
1. MAUK or THIS COWOHATION I
'luu uttiuo ut uiu uur.iutnuuu uliull bo tin
Weal t sra t.uud luuiimuy.
11. rHINClrAL M.ACM or tbamiactinu JTl
avviMksv.
'luu principal flsce ot tructlus tho butl
uom oi l.iu uurpuiutiuu KUull bu i.iuculu, Luu
okur ouuuiy, iuuruku, oui titiu coiputuliui.
uuu uuo powur to unvuuiimi brutica uiiivv in
Nsw XutKV'tyw lotK, ttiitt bait truuvueo,
0UtUtUM. ;,.
III. tmm qknxsal Atuita or tub bvsimksl
TO Ml TMAhkAUlM.
'luu (-vuvial uUiui of tho busluou to bo trail
aciU uy tuU culpwratlou sunn bo mo puiviu
sua io ut tvu t.uio ui luu nlMto ul Nubrunkk
sua umvwuoro, lo nccopt sua bold uiu uu.
tUMTvlu, tu orvut buuuiuv tuurvou, lo luiprva
uuivt, rvpttir sua tutuuu luu kuuju, io Ioul
sua outruw utuuvy sua u bivv suu isso uouo
Mty Mwumy iur iuuiuu,iu rcui or iounom.
or uuy ptl w( luu prupuiiy uulu oy ur pluvvU u
Uie viwUHiy ol tuiu outpvialiuu, uuU ucu oliin
Hiiuuuwl ss uiuy bu uuuwMitty lu ctry out His
BuuttU purpvitd ol luu MUUiOM lo 00 ttUli.
utwu.
IV. TBI AMOUXT Of CArlTAL STOCK ADTIIOU
IUU. 'ius smouut of capital stock authorUod U
aa buuartHl tuou.nua iuu,uiw.uu uoiiatk,
KuieU susu oo roprusuuiuu by voiiinoaus i.
stock u( uuo nuuuri'U lluU.Uu) Uultats vacu.
wulcti shuli do bou-MMi'Mttbiu aud tuuy paia ut
Buloru tut cuuioiOui'Diutui ol busutuMi ut nu.
ourpoiauon.,
'iuo cupiial stock may bo lucrossoa st mi)
roguur uuuimsoi luu muckuoiuiiU or auy ipv
clai uiwjlius tuiluU lor liiat purpose.
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THISCUsroSA'lluN. , 1
'luoliiuui HtM corporatlou shall comuiouct
on tho fijlh day of Ovloour, lbUl, uuil suall lui
tuluatu ou tuu xuu day ot uciouvr, lwa, uulvat
It iUali bu dissuivoU tu luu muuuur bcruiuutiui
prvscribed.
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Tuo nitfuom uuiouut o( luuubiuaueiis ok
liability wuicu Uiu corporatlou auall ut au
uuu lliuu suujvct umlr, suall bu ouu-quatlor o.
tuu uiuuuui ol cupitul sloes.
Vli. TUKorncKus.
Tue uuaus uuu uuklnost of this corporation
shuU bo tuauuitirtl by a board ot lltru uiructou,
all ( wuoin siiuil bu stockiiuiavrii, uua oacu o.
Wlioui suall uwu uol luss tuau luu (IUJ ilianis u.
lbs capital nock, by a prvmiuuiit. u ticu prvsi
dnt, a aucrvtary sua u truaiurar,uud luu prtni
duul sbaU bu uiuiiblu lo tuu ouicu ut treuaurui.
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Notice Is hereby gfren that by vlrtuo ot nu
orOur ot ssla imuuu by tlio clerk ot Uiu dUtrlci
ourt of tbo 'iuird jualcial district ot Nebraska,
wiuiiu siiU lor imucustur county, lu au ucuou
wusrula Jsmoa K. Itsuiu is plaiiitiu, aud Clint
tlaa if. JoniKUsou ct at. daivudauls, 1 will at t
o'clock p. su., ou tlio lstu dsy of liecembor, A. o,
1MW, at Uie oast door ol Uiu court liiruso, lu tlio
city of iiluculu, Lauctitr couuty, Nebraska,
ovwrforsalo at publlo auctiou tue tollowuuj
LtmrwltiMl raal MLulB to-Wlll
Lots numbered iwolro Vi) to tweoty-two (22)
inclusive ia block fourteen UD, lots twelro (U)
tolweuty-two (Si) iucluiive in block slxtovu
(M), loUoue (1) to twenty-two i'ti) iuclusivu iu
Mock ten llUj, luls uuinbored twelru 1181 In
twenty-iwoUCSj InciusiTu in bliick soveulij.Iott
twelve I M J to iweuiy-lwo is j inclusive in block
eUul 8, lou Ihrro 9 lo ttdrlueu la iucluslvo tu
block ous 1, lots sistoen A1 to tweuly aj Inclu
Its In Block two,' lot sevoU 7 In block twelve
l&lotsWbtH la black two2, lots nlnetoou ID
aadtweuty a)la,Wk four 4, lots seven 7 ami
eta-tot a U block 11 W ft, lots twelve 12 to ulneteeu
Itiaeltulvelubloxk threes, lots twelve VI to
sixtssa M inclusivs ia block nine 0, lots seven 'i
to slsvsa 11 iuclBsive In block sixteen IS, all ot
.tka akovs lots sad blocks la Kurvks suditlon
totaselty of Llacoiu, Lsacssler county, No-
' iMvsa aadse ssr aaa4 this stst day el October
aaai ssevMti, aaf .
A WOitDTJIAJ1 FAILS.
IT 6UCCUMD3 TO FASHION AND 19
nCLCQATED TO OBSCURITY.
rtieOilmcUed i:xirrloi. Mny Not llsve
Oulllred fl Ifirfiilnra, and No New
Word Mny llnveC'nme to Heplses II, but
the Dictionary Is Inexorable.
Word", llko cloga nnd bonnots, hnve
their day, nnd when that duy is prtMcrt
they ncetn to bo laid on tho nholf llko old
fnihloned pieces of chlnn, to bo rcgardod
only' its ourlosltlen. Tho dictionary thut
still keeps them in romombriinco, but
iiinrks them wltn tlio futnl "ous" (obso
lete), rcprespnts tho cloRot shelf whoro
tlio old chlnn li mill tolerated, not for its
uso or beauty, hut becauso of itn very
antiquity, Even tho presonco of theno
words In tlio tllutionary tloos not nrgtio
that they nro known outsido of It, for
only n fow weeks ngo in nn nrtlclo do
Bcriblng the old piece of embroidery
known ns n sampler tho word "necend"
In tho motto worked upon tho sampler
was corrected by tho printer to "ac
cent." "May heaven nccuud thy words
with power."
Less than 100 ycur.i ngo necend meant
to kindlo, to Bot on (Iro. Now It is
marked obsolcto in tho dictionary, nnd
no now word has como to rcplaco it.
Thcro Hcems no more reason for it to bo
laid on tho shelf than for that littlo old
fashioned cream pitcher with its quaint
form nnd Indescribable decoration of
green linos nnd pttrplo dots Unit repre
sent no vino and (lower known to botany
to bo not upon my chimney plcco. It
has not outlived its usefulness just bo
cnuBO it Is old. There nro other words
tho dictionary marks obsolete that nro
current In old fashioned country places,
such us outbidder, n foreigner, which,
like its neighbor outlandish, has taken
meaning slightly uncomplimentary.
Arnyut or nrolnt, meaning Mnud back or
get behind, is still used by the milkmaid
In sponklng to tho cow t' I "ill not
stand in her placo to be mil d "Con
trlst that followl" ono boyi n of nn
other who tenses him, uud tho dictionary
says it moans to inako sad, but Unit it is
obsolete
Wo should not nscrlho nny departure
from what wo nro used to either in
Grammar or pronunciation or meaning
of words to tlio iguoranco or Htupldity
of tho speaker. It may not bo bad, but
only antiquated English such ns ourn
for ours, umbrll for umbrella, afcnrd
for nfraid, riz for risen, to nx for ask,
outen for put out or extinguish, even
"put them things nwny" for those
things. However, these expressions
have hnd their day nnd nro no longer
good nu-JI.'h. ns they do not conform to
the present use and custom that must
bo our standard in speaking and writ
ing. Tho btimo may bo said of certain
waya of pronouncing words now used
only by nnoducutcd or old fashioned
people, as contrary, miscuVvous, blas
phemous, instead of contrary, mischiev
ous, bfasphomous.
It Is easy to provo that those are not
mispronunciations, bat only un old pro
nunciation retained by tho itcnplo aftor
tho edttcnted classes hud given it up.
Dr. Johnson guvo tho accont to tho first
syllable in academy, liko melancholy
and parsimony, with Shakespeare as his
authority, nnd Walker praises thoso
"who, grieved to see the compound de
part so far from tho sound of tho sim
ple," with "heroio fortitude" have op
posed tho multitudo by pronouncing the
first of the word kuowlodgo aa it is in
tho word to know. Ho says tho "pulpit
and bar have for years given a sanction
to this pronunciation, but tho senate and
tho stage hold out inflexibly against it,
and tho nution nt largo seems insensible
to tho improvement." They continue
oven in onr day to pronounce as in the
old ludicrous rhymes:
Amonit the nilulity men of knowledn
That are profensors In Oreilmni rolicg-e.
Lantern, Dr. Johnson says, is by mis
take often written lanthorn, because
transparent cases for candles were gen
erally made of horn, and thoso who did
not know the derivation of the word
from tho Latin lanternn were satisfied
that thia was true etymology. The
wicker basket covered glass jars, used
by European pcusanta and sailors, were
by them called "Dame Jeunnes." an
glicised into demijohn and known to
the colored servants ou an old southern
home as the "Jimmy John."
Archaic is another word that in com
mon use bus lost its classic pedigree and
has degenerated into "arky." denoting
aomothing very old fashioned, with an
imaginary .reference to Noah's ark.
Words spelled one way and pronounced
another by some pooplo, who are what
eorae other people would cull "heavy,"
are wreck, pronounced wrack, which
gives us "wrack and ruin:" weapon,
which they turn into weopon, and
wound, which thoy rhymo with sound,
following tho old lexicographer, who
tells us "wound, woond, is a capricious
novelty."
Another of this class of words is chap,
In some localities still pronounced chop.
Walker says the etymology of this word
will not Buffer us to writo it chop, and
universal usage will not permit us to
pronounce it chap, so that it must be
classed among those incorrigible words,
the pronunciation and orthography of
which must over bo at variance On the
other hand, the Irish are reproved by the
same authority in the year 1810 for pro
nouncing palm, balm and psalm, as if
spelled pawn, bawn and ptuiwrn and
tow with1 a littlo leu breath thut is the
accepted way in England and permissible
in America.
Lut wilf the day ever come when a
collusion will mean, aa it does In some
places, any, largo or reinarkublo kind of
a gathering, even a funeral? It is prob
ably a corruption of collision, for in the
aame neighborhood two wagons running
into each other would be called a collu
sion. Here also they say, instead of
"lighting a lamp," "making a candle,"
and anythiugthat burns easily is "com
bustious." But the sainu prophecy was once made
in regard to "clover and "run, usituer
of which could now bo spared from the
laagaagt. PMiladelphla Tims.
El
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HOSIERY,
ULANKETS. '
DOMESTICS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS.
Especial attention is culled to the
lino of DRESS GOODS und CLOAKS
bought for thin BoiiBon.
A special
Cloiik Sole,
Including tho Robertson etock ut
And our own immense lino of
high grade und stylish cloaks ut
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SHE WAS JUST BETWEEN.
And So I'riitid of C.rrnl lii.irt-iiloti Was
I llll CpilU'l.l'l,
i j i ii, v I n lull, woebegone
Hi'l M-.'C I'.IIIUI out to
t Ittllt
Illflll.VlIt
woman a',
tlio 111 llsll ,
"Si i-iii un
wnter, In
our ibl i
fur mi 1 1. .
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.nil Vd' w..'it. u drink of
i.tiy liors n r' wiiIIitIii In
nl. nnd I curt lt yir nny
. I IV. ll."
I il l.ltf l.irulf" I ikUiI,
, I f.iini i' a r' lntiur), luu
I 'I t-" uiu out. IlL-l tilulit , lltltl
. i iiiilx nil day."
II r I . 7 lllll-M'J"
tin' m i
1'ieli-
"A-
! ,1m .mi a lurk ' com would
' . f i.,m'I, luu ivn hain't hud tluit
.i im I ur I In bit llvcy'iins"
i ii.i t li ipj.oii l'i linve n mI) of wlili-im-
cii'ilur" I ii-i-m(n.mI. tlilukliiu I
do In -mil
i
ky in
nilHiit ml-, it w,i!i huiitiipu'ireroii apliiLli.
"Siniiiif. k, I fiikon a cup of corn Juice
would fn.'iu'ii ! up, lnil ll'ti scarcer limn
gold alioia yipt. T. v nlhcxi I kin cum
tO It It Hill .llll (if II jllLC ivllldl Ill-Ill Mllllll a
y'ar iiko."
"You Mt.'in to Ih- lu li.'iiit luck around
here," I mid, iu I uol tc:ii!. tiiijiion.
"StrniiKcr, I reckon jo' i v' I ijdl," hIiu re
plied iih sin- placul one of Iiit liillv fii't nn
n log nmU'Xt rait id a Mlvri- "Divd, but
I orlcrexplaliu-d iIiIiicm tnjo' lu lliu start,
I'm sorter betwixt anil between, yo' see."
"How do you iiieanf"
"Willi, I burled my critter nf a huslmud
two weeks nuo, and It'll lie two weeks to
cum afore It'll look fiiiUitmbltt fur me tu
take crUter No. U. 'I'lili Mirier leaveit me be
tween conn meat ami HiHKitfiaH ctilTce, and
betwixt tuourulii for Dan and sparklu with
Tom. Doyo' folter iner"
"1 do, uikIhIm) appi'eclatutliehltuatloii of
adalrMauil am Mary toliavetiouliled you."
"Stranger, I reckoned iih imicli. tilialtvt
If yo' return I IiIh way, drap lu ou me. II
ttint critter of a Tom gins haul; on Ids
word, It'Hyouruexiclianee.aiid I'll lake yo'
without axlu any luml iiie.i,iiius. Keep to
the rllit arter you cm;- I lie lirnncli, and lis
yo' rlbollielilll look nut iliut old Marker
douti' hIiiiIj jo' fm it leveiiuiiimslfer." Do
trolt Free Press.
At II In Word.
A one eyed man with cork soled shoes
ra- vociferously oIIitIiik tn nell Vi lead pen
cils fora nickel without appiecluble elTect
upon tlin ebb and llow of mule.
A youth JilM hiiililiuir lulu iiwinliuml with
every Indication of nn arrested develop
ment turned to the uialdeti ut, his hid j and
said i
"MIsh UuderKore, the least expected al
ways happens."
To which hint replied:
"Thank you, Mr. Letherhed. I will taku
Ice cream soda with raspberry flavor, If you
please."
There was a quaver in the voice of the
one eyed party with tho cork soled shoes.
Ilut otherwlxu men came and wont as be
fore. Detroit Tribune.
Hard For George.
Fond Mcther Here's a Utter from
Georuc. lie says he hasn't much time to
write on neeiuntof tho severe head work
ho Is doing. Poor hoy I Pin nfraid he'll I
study himself to diuth before he gets i
through college. I
tWii- nt
SgaStm
This Is George tn the striped Jersey doing
some of the severe head work aforemen
tioned. Puck
A YVounm' Heart.
She (gently) I am afraid I do not love
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THE COURIER will bo clubbed with uny reputable publication in tho world, tho two publications costing only u
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by post-olllco money order, registered letter or draft. 11 jou want uny puper not in the ubnve list writo for our terms.
you enough to bo your wife, but I shall
always be your friend and sincerely wish
for your happiness.
Ho (moodily) -I know what I'll do.
Slio (anxiously) You surely will not do
yourself nn Injuryf
Ho (calmly) No, I will find happlnoss.
I will marry some one else'
She Horrors! fllvumo another day to
consider, dear. -New York Weekly.
Villainous.
"John," said Do Droot's wife, "I don't
know whnt to do about tho hired girl."
"Why don't you flro herf"
"I have, but I can't get rid of her."
"H'm. I'll attend to that tomorrow
morning."
"Howf"
"I'll get up early and show her how to
light tho fire with kerot-tno. Then wo'll
let nntiire take It's course." Washington
Star
- ,
Nut Prcpnrcd tn Hny.
"You're from Oklahoma, nro youf" said
the long whiskered passenger on his way to
a Populist convention. "Well, what seems
to bo the situation out theror"'
"I couldn't find nny," replied the passen
ger with the frazzled trousers. And the
conversation liiKged. Chicago Tribune,
fine Clilim Cup H veil A uuy.
Have you seen tho beautiful china
cups und puueers given nwny by Tun
Common? They nro on exhibition in
Tiif. CouitiKit olllco und in tho principal
storcH iu the city. New mib'scribc rs can
obtain u cup und Huucor by paying W)
cents in udvunco for three mouths' sub
Fciiptlon, tlio regular price of the paper
alone. If you nro already it subscriber,
you can obtain u cup und saucer free
by paying up urreurH und tho suliHcript
tion for ono year In iidvunce.
M. L. Trester nells Pennsylvania,
Iown, Missouri, Kiiiifub, Colorado, and
Wyoming coals cheap for cash, 1211 O
strcot.
TlEfcON
ST
HAVE i
A PAIR
OF
P. COX
HIGH
' CUT
SHOES
They uiu warm, good wearers,
And just the thing.
SOMETHING
NEW.
THK
LATEST
STYLES.
SHAPES,
CUT
AND ETC.,
ONLY W.
THY THEM.
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Mr, Jaacph Jlemmcrlch
An old soldier, enmo out ot tho War greatly
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In various hospitals tho doctors discharged hun
as Incttrablo with Coa-,tnptlen. lis has
been ia poor health since, until ho began to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Immediately his cough grow looser, night
sweats ceased, and ho regained good general
health. Ho cordially recommends Hood's Sar
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HOOD'O PlLLO cure Habitual Comtlpatlon by
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