The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-05-10
OFTscE OF Texas Spring P'IAcE,
Fort Worth, Tex, April 25, 80
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arporama vii be what this new
seoiaed wera represents pie
re Of the products Of the eafth, .
found IN Texas, and every
unity viii receive credit for every
,ecimen which It sends in. This
to represent the gross products
Texss-Ehat she has to offer to
manufacturers, to capital and to
labor. The arrangements of ex-
hibits that has been agreed upon
by the management Of the Texas
Spring Palace, the general form
Of which was unanimously en-
dorsed by the commissioners Of
the various counties present at the
Convention at Fort Worth, April
I6. 1889. is as follows:
UPPER FLOOR.
The birds, flowers, historical ex-
hibits, aquariums and the various
kRrporamata, viii be on the upper
floor, and In charge Of the Wo-
mems Texas Spring Palace Asso-
clinton.
Birds and Flowers.--The ladies
want for the upper floor live birds,
and birds prepared by the taxider-
mist, and q world of flowers in pots
and tubs; and they want also their
listers throughout the state, to
lelp make produce pictures-one
{ q Texas sea coast scene, one of.
be Alamo, one Of the capitol, one
f farming IN Tezes, exc. For in
ormation in regard to what the
aides need 70 help on the good
york, address Mrs. Charles Scheu-
ser, secretary Women's Texas
spring Faiac1 Association Fort
Worth. Texas.
LOWER FLoOF;.
An other exhibits viii be arts
scslly arranged on the ground
so0r in family groups, each kind
" itself; and each county viii be
credited with the portion 1t sends,
In the following manner:
Labels OF EXHIBITS.
To each exhibit viii be affixed a
label (sl such labels VIII be Of
uniform size and lettering, as per
sample below bearing the name
Of the county sending II and any
particulars desired to be given re-
gardiag II; and, If the county
desires, the name Of the grower or
sender, for example:---County.
Wheat, SoEn--Rsaped-
Yield bushels per acre.
Grown by Character Of
soil
The following il a list of the
articles which can be sent for ex-
hibit Il is not intended TO be
complete list, merely a guide to
assist II the collection and prepar-
etion Of exhibits:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTURE.
General Manager, Henry Sayles,
Abilene, Taylor County.-Indian
corn, Dhura corn, KafEr corn, Pop
corn, In stalk, IN ear, OF shelled
Sugar cane, Sorghum, johnson
rass, Teosinete, Alfalfa, Clover,
illet, and all native and cultiya-
4 grasses; Wheat, Oats, Rye,
rley, Rice; Silk, Cotton, Flax,
Emp, Jute and other fbres;
ans, Peas, Castor Beans, Pep
rr, Artichokes, Spinach, Pota-
toes, Cabbage, Melons, Squash,
Turnips, Beeis, and all field or
garden vegetables, seeds Of all
kinds; dairy, apiary, and poultry
products
how TO PREPARE EXHIBITS
Select and handle with carel
Send a portion of all grains, fod-
ders and fHbres. IN stalk or in bun
dies Of the size usually made IL
the field; Of corn, a portion IN ear
and also shelled
Manufactures from the above,
made in Texas, should be exhibited
each with the article Of which it Is
& product; for example: with Corn
-hominy, corn meal, faIlna, corn
starch; with Wheat-the different
grades Of -four and bran It yields,
with Sugar Cane aud Sorghum
mOlasses, syrups, sugar; with the
Fibers-samples Of the fbers in
the different stages, from raw ma
terial TO manufactured product.
Send about a peck Of the small
grains.
INVERTED sAM7'LE JARS.
In order that the displays may