Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-13
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York Times: The ralnmaker will work in
Nebraska this summer, but he will work
for nothing and board himself Nobody be-
lleves in machine made rain any more; even
the rain faklrs refuse to believe In It.
Iloldregc Citizen The fellow who can lift
up his eyes and behold Nebraska In all her
glory these days and not rejoice that he
lives in Nebraska is devoid of patriotism. and
life Is nothing but a dream as far as he Ia
concerned.
Mindon Gazette: The people OF Nebraska
are more interested in raising good crops
just now, for which they can get such money
as already exists. than they are in whooping
1t up for the fellows who want TO boom silver
mines at their expense
North Bend Argus: Omaha is making
preparations for Il successful state fair. She
has completed many arrangements this early
and will continue in that line. The state
fair Of 1895 under the management of Omaha
will be a decided success.
Western Wave: The crop question In Ne
braska overshadows all other questions.
good, full crop of farm products will make
time improve In Nebraska far more than
any other one thing. And the prospects are
now that we shall get it.
Virginia Times: The state fair at Omaha
this year promises TO be a sumner Lets all
go. You can depend on 1t that you will be
treated right, as Omaha is always to the
front in such things Distance cuts no figure
when one is out to see the sights and that's
where you can see them.
Stanton Picket: A. H. Gale OF Rock
county. the man selected as the appraiser OF
the property by Contractor Dorgan. is sufn-
ciently pliable for all the purposes of Mr..
Dorgan. A man who Will sell out the
party that elects him and then turn his back
upon them, as Gale did when representative
from Brown ard Rock counties. is just the
man for the Mosher capital ring.
IN.
Nebraska have great cause for encourage
meut in the present outlook for crops, which
gives promise of an abundant harvest and
an end to the distressing times through which
this in common with many states has passed.
Some Of the days have looked dark, indeed,
but the sunshine OF our prosperity dawns
again and the outlook for general revival
throughout the country, consequent upon the
overthrow of democracy, heightens hope In
that direction, and the people have cause to
rejoice.
Cedar Bluffs Standard: There is some talk
to the effect that the street railway of Omaha
will not be extended to the fair grounds for
fear that 1t would be losing investment.
The people Of Omaha, having secured this
great show, we believe they have the man
hood to live up to every condition, and IL the
street railway company will not extend the
system the business men will do so, II Will
be big dollars in the pockets OF the Omaha
business men to see that the people who at
tend the fair this fall are well cared for at
moderate rates.
Beatrice Times: The railroad people have
"come of the perch" on rates to the state
fair and said to the board, practically, make
your own terms, gentlemen; we want the
people and the things there, IL 1t takes every
wheel we have got and we lose the engine
The Times is paying more attention to these
state fair details just now, because 1t feels
that the success or non-success OF a big fair
this fall is of vital Importance to the state In
counteracting false statements Of our condi-
tion last year and to show that, bad as 1t
may have been, 1t was only temrorary, one
year matter