The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-09-29
The Omalla Eynosiilon.

One of the pleastutcst experiences
that traveller can have is a trip TO
the Omaha Exposition ogei the MIS-
souri Pacific, The 'rraus- Mississippi
and international Exposition is the
full name of the expo" is fully big
enough to fit the name. 1t is truly
Trans ns-Mississippi and International,
the states are well represented, not
only those west Of the Mississippi
but those east also,
In the history Of exPositions the
Omaha Exposition will stand unrivaI-
ed save for ope-lbe Worlds Fair Of
1893.
No expence, no labor has been
spared to make this the greatest ex-
hibition of the arts, manufactures and
products of the west that has ever
been given. The Exposition opened
on the first of June, and until
November the states Of the American
Union and the leading European ne
tions will endeavor each to outdo the
others in presenting aud dehoustrat-
ing its claims to superiority.
Aud the exhibits are Of the highest
character, the enthusiasm provoked
is such that no effort is spared, no
economy observed 10 their arrange
ments and maintenance.
Omaha is q great city. Situated
almost in the geographical center of
the United States, it is the gateway
to the western half Of the continent,
it's progress has been most remarka-
Die, and in strength Of a growth
rapid yet strong, it promises TO sur
pass in the future the achievements
of the past.
The area Of the trans -Misslss,ppi
territory is little over two and a
half million square miles, this en-
braces some of the richest farming
land iu the United States, nearly all
the cotton and sugar-producing
. States, vast forests and almost all the
valuable mineral land in the country
The population Of this vast territory
has increased three-fold in the last
It twenty y-fve years, and to-day Is close
upon 10000, 900. The possibilities
Il of this western country are moi
:, thoroughly appreciated.
d As mentioned 10 the beginning Of
- this article, Omaha is a great city
:. 1t was founded in 54. and ID to-day
n one of the most important CONNER
cial points in the west, is one of the
, greatest distributing points and ba.
. to-day population Of $50, 900
Electric cars reach all principal points
in the city and also the neigbbor city
y of Council Bluffs, with its magnifcen'
system of public parks.
Go to Omaha-by all means 60
= and YOU will never regret it. Ant
when you go, be sure you make the
right start, and take the Missouri
- Pacific Railway Their train service
. their equipments, their time, thei
puuctuahty, have made the Missour
'r Pacific Railway the standard of com
'F parison in estimating railway excell-
ence among the the men who travel
N and when road becomes a favorit
with those who spend their lives ol
ID trains, why, it's good indication
that the service, viewed from al
points and estimated by all particu
!, lars, is strictly first class.
An Unnecessary Questionable
a. is there any PIE left in the pantry?
" There is one piece, but you can
Or have it.
- Ma I've had it.-Cleyeland Plai
Dealer
Runs Across hem-Ethel-
NJ you meet many people while wheel
ing?
Tom Oh, yes; run across frien
:! occasionally (Mass.) Free
man,
, Invisible-MrS Enpeck-The Phil
osopbers tell us that blessings ofte
y" come to us in disguise.
~ Mr. Enpeck with sudden show c
D. spirit)---Say Marie, when are yo
going to unmask?-Cleveland Lead
re er.
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