Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19
NEBRASKA.

and tho exposition!
Tekamah Herald. Omaha Ia the greatest
city in the world at present.
Beatrice Express: The great exposition
Ia going to be the biggest success of modern
times.
North Platte Era: The exposition sur
passes at present the expectations Of yisi-
tors, and will indeed be a fine show when
all the exhibits are complete
Hardy Herald: Thirty states and ter
ritorles are contributing 10 the Omaha ex-
hlbition, both material aud people, which
was given a magnificent send-on June /.
Beaver City Kid: The TransmissIssippi
Exposition is an educator. Collectors should
10 and see the stamp exhibit in the north
east corner OF the Nebraska building on the
upper floor.
Valparaiso Visitor, June 2: Our people
should take every advantage to attend the ex-
position. 1t will be a gree advertisement
for our state. Every citizen sEsu stand up
for Nebraska.
Orleans Progress. All who attended the
opening OF the Transmississippi Exposition
Wednesday do not hesitate In pronouncing
the exposition one of the finest In the his
tory OF our country.
Hastings Republican: The opening day
Mt the exposition at Omaha was a great
SutEtSS. Nn llltltllpt NlpNh "hNNh'N' f's
tho big show Is insured TO be n great sue
cess from every standpoint.
David City Banner: The Transmississippi
Exposition is the greatest show that has
ever taken place in the middle western
states. Those who miss attending II VIII
doubtless miss the event of a lifetime.
York Democrat: The Transmlssissippi
!. Exposition Is now open to the public. The
exposition will bring no end of wealth to
Nebraska. Senator Allen can be congratu-
lated on his grand work for the exposition.
Brock Bulletin: The great ~Transmissis-
sIppi Exposition is now open and Omaha
will be the Mecca of all sightseers the com
ing summer. Nebraska is the grandest state
of them all and will do itself proud in en-
pertaining its guests.
Red Cloud Argus: The great Transmits
sippi Exposition was opened with elaborate
ceremonies Wednesday and Nebraska Is now
ready to receive the world as its guests
The whole state, as we'll as the exposition,
Is in its best attire and on dress parade.
Butte Gazette: The Transmississippi Ex-
position at Omaha is now in full swing and
every one who can arrange TO go should GER
tainly do so. 1t will be the sight OF a life
time and those who miss it will live to
regret it. Go and see what our state can do
Columbus Times: The great Transmissis
S1DDl TsADoollioh 10 ''N'
The crowd that witnessed the inauguration
ceremonies last Wednesday was something
wonderful. even for the west, and under IL
prestige we predict success for the great en-
terprise.
Benkelman Chronicle: II you have no
been In Omaha recently you can form n
idea of the beauty and extent of the build
ings and grounds of the Transmississipr
and International Exposition. Printed de
..,;.;o,, ~ ino6eDlota-ypl must see tn
exposition to fully realize its scope.
Plattsmouth News-Herald: The Oman
Exposition took in over Sl2. 900 the first da.
At the Chicago Worlds fair the expens
account for the month Of June was large
than the income. The outlook for a fnancii
success at Omaha is very bright, The sho
is in every way superior to Nashville or Al
lanta.
Lincoln Call: The Transmississippi E'
position opened very auspiciously. 1t Is G
a much grander scale than the visitors at IL
opening were expecting to see. AL hrst
surprised the crowd which looked upon
for tho first time and then astonished a
with its genuine magni6cence.
Wayne Herald: No one can afford
miss attending the exposition at some tin
during the six months. The managemel
is treating the newspaper men in a courteo'
manner, and all cause for complaint n
about disappeared. The Herald can assn
its readers that for weeks they can be e
tertained by the marvellous sights at t
great Transmississippi and international E
position.
Hebron Register: The exposition is a st
pendous affair which no one can afford
miss seeing. There is no better time for
teacher to visit 1t than the last OF June. ]
the exhibits will have been placed by tn
time and the weather will probably be abe
as pleasant as we shall have during {
summer. Then let us all prepare to go
to Omaha at this time, where we can recei
the impetus of a great educational gatheri
while we do" the exposition.
Ord Quiz. Make arrangement with yo
people all over the land to meet you at
" Transmississippi Exposition this summer a
put In a few days seeing the sights and Wis
ing. There Is no place to spend your til
better or to find better fellowship with yc
relatives and friends than at Omaha durl
the exposition. The big exposition is
sight worth seeing. and should not be mis-:
by any one who can go, What are tn,
big crops and high prices for II not to
the wonders to be seen there? Go to
exposition.
Osceola Record: The editor OF the Rec
took a day off last week and visited the
position grounds at Omaha. We went THU
Ing that 1t wouldn't amount to much {
came away thoroughly convinced that it
the biggest show on earth" just at prese
The buildings and grounds are simply w
derful and the sight of these alone are wo
the time and expense of a visit to them. 7
exhibits were not In place when we W
there, but when they are all in 1t will
second to nothing except the Worlds Il
at Chicago.
WILDER Democrat: No one who has
visited the grounds and looked over
buildings can possibly appreciate the gre
ness OF this enterprise. 1t has been &
orally conceded ever since the conception
the plan that for architectural beauty
the buildings and convenient arrangen
OF the grounds the exposition would e
the Worlds fair. but for magnitude the
terprise has been generally regarded as
inferior to that great exhibition. This
lief in the minds of the people will never
dispelled until they see for themselves,