The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-26
Highest of all in Leavnng Powa-Lases. U. S Govt Report
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who till the soil intelligently and per
sistently will find therein mine that
will never lose its pay dirt" minetha
in the end will out-valua any bonanzs
gold mine ever discovered.
The receipts OF the c.. B. & q. road in
Missouri have increased five thousand
dollars q day for the last two weeks. All
crops in that state have never been 60
large. Fruits, grains. vegetables are be-
ing transported into other states and
the railroad man is ready to shout
Long live Missouri
The Chicago Institute OF Fine Arts
sends out prospectus OF the years ex'
hibitions. The most Interesting one
will probably occur in February. II
will contain a collection Of pictures
made by Anders L. Zorn Of the works
Of living Swedish artists. The names OF
the artists represented include all or
nearly all of the names signed on the
most excellent pictures at the World g
Fair.
Is the use Of I ar egotisms Formerly
all editors said we; many writers OF the
present day use one or you. 1t is neces-
sary in writing editorials or observa
tons to express ones own opinions or at
least to make the opinions sound gen.
uipe and sincere. The point OF view ie
that Of only one person from one pair of
eyes. and for that very reason is likely
to BE- prejudiced. Therefore it should
not be laid on to the shoulders OF the
public by the use Of you, nor include
more than one writer ON the paper by
the use Of we. Nor should the opinion
Of one meek human being be thrown
into the form Of an absolute assertion
- this is 90 when it is only think co
The Germans use man, the French on
Unfortunately the English has no equiv
alent this side Of apparent egotism.
Ihear that some one is panied at some
things have said. am sorry. There
10 pain enough in this world, my friend
without reading the newspapers for it
You must be greedy Of pain il you re-
sort to such methods to get it. just re-
member that q newspaper has to say
something. and il what it says is not ab.
solutely offensive and you are not abso-
lutely sure it was meant for you. Why be
generous and give it the benefit OF the
doubt. But the worst part OF an offense
Of that kind is that one can never prove
it false. II any one chooses to miscon-
strue paragraph, the writer OF the par
agraph is defenseless. He is at the
mercy Of the public and they can paint
him - black q they please. He is for
ever doomed. Things done in print
stay by one. They have happy faculty
that way. Printers ink is a fast color,
and as Tor the follies that are done in
type, all the blood of all the gods can
not wash them out.
The end Of the century has not reached
Lincoln. 1t will arrive here about 1850
A. d. And it has by no means reached
the Lincoln High school, which is par.
ticularly difficult Of access to anything
new and has q double guard always on
duty least an idea might slip in like a
thief in the night. This decorous village
was shocked to its suburbs, grieved
from the packing house to the power
house. and shaken to its very center
last week by the report that one Of the
High school teachers had been riding to
school on her wheel and appearing IN