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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


S3IuO. lot 5o1iso; convenient to station on
narrow gauge: terms easy Apply to JOSEPH A.
LEONARD, corner Park ST. and General ave, Ala
media ocl4 u
Q.0oOO $500 CASH BALANCE $25 PER
.DAooO. month"; lot 40xl5o; cottage rooms
S3OOO-Lot 4ox15O: cottage of 5 rooms and bath:
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance SO per
S325O-Lot 37:6x12O: new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; fine marine view; 5000 cash, bal
s4oooILot 5oxl5O; cottage of 5 rooms and bath.
with stable; NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $50
s450O-Lot 81 :6x14O; new 2-story house; I rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month 49l
Si7Oo-Lot 81 ;6xl00; new 2-story house OF 7
anee $50 per month No. SOS
S5000-Lot 69x149; cottage of rooms and bath
with store, barn and orchard; SW. corner. All
S6S40-Lot l15x20O: cottage of rooms and
bath. windmill and tank; easy terms. Nc; $50
fine garden, lawns. etc; best neishhorhood: bar
gain. No. lS
also house to let and money to loan, by Ii. i.
MoREAL Il CO., 142S PARK ST., Alameda, and 402
Montgomery ST. San Francisco. oclS Il
d. / s)On COTTAGE ROOMS; STREET SEW
ID LOU. cred: 5000 cash: balance easy terms
$l600-4-room house, with Windmill ana pump;
lot 50xl 40; 500 cash; very easy terms.
S4sOo-Elegant new 2-story house of z rooms:
SIC, ooo~Three houses; now renting for 800 per
month; send for particulars.
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD, HANLEi a CO., 1906 fark st.l7 II
INSTALLMENT HOMES s. $1,000; 5000 CASH,
$40 per month"; pretty cottage: rooms; modern
improvements near station; new
$220O-s25O cash. SIS per month: new cottage;
4 rooms; modern improvements; near sta tion
s2350-S4O0 cash. $40 per month; new cottage; 4
rooms: modern improvements; near station.
$3l5O-$375,cas $50 per month: new house; D
rooms corner: fine barg in.
s4IO0-SI500 cash. $50 per mouth; fine house:
San Jose ave-; rooms.
$43O0-$500 cash. SS5 per month; splendid new
2story house corner; rooms; Few houses TO
let.
MARCUSE Il LESSER-San Francisco. 62S Mar
ket st. opp. Palace Hotel; Alameda, Bay-street Sta
tion tDroad gaHgel. Open Sundays. Builders aud
contractors. Estimates furnished.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
NEW 2-STORY HOUSE. 8 LARGE ROOMS, BATH,
IN pantry anu all modern improvements: 1921 san
Antonio ave. Walnut ST. Apply on premises. 19 %
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MEDICAL.

~ ERMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSE
" OF 20 years rxperience-Electro and massage
treatment, Tor rheumatism. eysudaton, sprains
paralysis especially, neuralgia aud chronic
ladies' trouble: the best remedies free. l.. X.
SCHAEFFER, 246 Thirds near Howard. oc19 It's
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ASTROLOGY.
NINE. MoREAU, q FOURTH ST., REVEALS


M ME. MoREAU, 70 FOURTH ST., REVEALS
w past present and future; fee 25e. oc24 St*
M ME. ATLANTA. WONDERFUL MEDIUM:
4h tells entire life from cradle to grave seventh
daughter OF the seventh: born with double veil;
6Oe and 81 !: by mail 81. 9G3 Howard st. aust II
M ME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG RE-
Nu veaer by eggs and cards: tells the entire life
past, present and future consultations all affairs.
nothing excepted name gwen valuable advice and
sure help; mistake impossible: written charts in
English and German; Imports Genuine Hungarian
GYPSY Love Powder; diseases cured; fee 81; letter
81. 30 kearDy St oc1O II
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
~ reveals past, present and future Call and see
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission ST., Fourth fee,
ladies DOC, gentlemen 81: lucky charms. myS tt
M ME. EXODUS, CLAIRyoYAST, REMOVED
W to 1867 Market, bet. 9Th and 7th. Room z iylSa
A UGUSTA LE0LA, FORTUNE-TELLER AND
"A clairvoyaDt; magic charms; love tokens shows
true pictures of future husbands wives; teaches
fortune. 1925 Mission St. 10th fee ST. 1y25 l2mf
NINE WALTERS 3l7 TEHABA ST.. Mr.. 4rH;
l fortunes tod: ladies' zoe: gents soc; open Sun.
M ME. SHMID, FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
IVA nowned revealing life's future events: ladies ST.
gentlemen 81. by mail S.. ONCE 558 Mission. mr. tt
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SUMMER RESORTS

GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON-
- tanning directory of California hotels and
sorts, sent free 20 any address, Hotel Guide, 80
Post ST., Union Cub building. les tt
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
ANICURE-FINGER-N BEAUTIFIED AT
w 1856 Market ST., Oakland by an artist au3l II
FOR SALE.
TONES BAZAAR. COR. NINTH ST, KEEPS THE
y largest stock OF dolls toys. wagons, tricycIes,
fancy goods, and prices the lowest. oc2l I'm
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IN 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON 1ST
mortgage 81. j. L. ISAACS All 0'Farrei oc3tf
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DR. THOMAS L. Hill. ODD FELLo wS' BUILD
- ing; Office honrS 8 to 3. ap2i eJd
DR REA. 1913 MARKET, EXTRACTS TEETH
~ FOR 5oc; with gas for 81; open evenings. sel4st
('RooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75g MARKET
~ ST.. bet Third and Fourth gas Specialists au17 tt
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL 1443 MARKET ST ALL
- operations in dentistry sklifuiiy performed at
reasonable prices; extracting soc; gas given If
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR ST; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted. DIR. J. w.
KEY, SAL Market ST., opp. Baldwin. aus II
DR- II. AUSTIN, SURGEON DENTIST, RE-
u moved 10 7l9 Market, near Bancrofts. jy1Stf
DR CASSILLY'S PAINLESS DENTAL
~ rooms, $40 Market st; best teeth 81 to 81; eI-
tracing or filling 25c. to 81 half price to poora5 tt
DR. c. II. WILSON, DENTIST, s2o MARKET
~ St. bet Fifth and Sixth. opp. Mason del5tt
4 LII NEW SPAPEfsS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the Insane asylums are full u
people who took gas only for painless tooth az
iswonderful By its use any dental operation may
be done painlessy. VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep gas
though dozen dentists have failed to extract It,
All operations done better than elsewhere, since
have seven first prizes for beautiful tllings plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists oiics
GEORGE w. LEX. q 0'Farreil St oc9 TT
REAUTIfuI. SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
- 50c; gold plates: bridge WORK crowns filings
atlowest rates. DR., c. A. PERRY Mason st. de5 Ct
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
~ ST. Phelan building; gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain only office that mako3
and gives the celebrated "Coiton Cas-; 10000 ref
erenceS established 1885, all operations dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. tel II
OFT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
W good as can be made; filling 81. DR. SIMMS,
0entlst $50 Market ST.. next baldwin Theater. TT
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. SS0 CoAL-YARD FOR SALE-FINE BUsI-
GGCOO. ness near Third and Market; kept by
present owner Is years; he is retiring from bust
ness; Will give long ease at low rent; has large
trade that is sure TO a buyer Apply X. KENNY, -
hrarny 81. II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

gaIrn PARTNER WANTED: SPLENDIDPAY.
u lou. Tag coffee and chop house; owner prefers
mariner to hired help; clears $50 to each; If you
want a good investment here is one that Will suit
any good man. Apply at FLETCHER'S, 9a5 Market
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0.00UO WILL PURCHASE 4SU ACRES OF
.DZUtO fine land, well tmbered with sugat
pine; has abundance of water and Is splendid
range for cattle about 40 acres cleared with
chard and vineyard; a rare bargain; terms easy:
title perfect. For further particulars apply to the
proprietor. Nevada Stables cor. Eighth and Harri
son SITS, Oakland. au2jtf
IA ILLIAM j. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL ES
w tate Tor sale exchanges; Office, Nos. Ago and
49, Eighth ST., Oakland CAL. send for Illustrate Il
mir
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$1,000 fA 4f Clearing EEA dys, s9aPGS saTE
present owner kept place Is years; retiring from
business cause Of sale. Apply CALL Branch. % ats
DESTAURANT AND OYSTER-HOUSE FOR
III sale: good location. 325 Fourth st. oc23 3t%
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& 1000 F5EsTGLAsS COFFEE and Lunch
account Of departure Inquire $40 Howard st,
Larsn r,c.l0 4
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cro71n COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
Dol W.. lot 50x130; convenient to station on
narrow gauge; terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH A.
LEONARD, corner Park st. and General ave, Ala
media oclA II
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ok EACH-lOO LOTS IN 1HE BEAUTIFUL
u - suburbs OF Lorin; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right in the march of lmmedi-
improvements; ferry TO San Francisco:
street-car line TO Oakland; come at before
prices advance; sure TO maze money; lots 25Xl35;
SIS down, IS per month CLOUGH a. BAK r.
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" ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM NEW YORK: AS
Il. sstant. 1l6 Grant ave-. RIM 20; to TO- 81 7ts
EDiTH G. ROBERTS, $50 MlSSION-vAPOR
u baths daily, 10 TO 9; young lady attendants l97
NJ ISIS THoRroN, no EDDY ST., ROOM ~,
w second floor. oclS It's
MASSAGE-MAUD DE FOREST, NUCLEUS
NJ House. cor. Third and Market Room Is. ID tt
DOSE DE LAFONT-BEST MASSAGE. 917 MAR
~ ket st farlors and 4. my2l If
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CHOICE GROCERY AND PRODUCE STORE.
y near San francisco: living-rOoms; horses,
wagons cart: big trade; trial giyen sure bargain
IIEIiI- A ROSS S-2l.. NInrarf
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NJ ECHANICS' BOARDING AND LODGING
VI house for sale; adjoining Union Iron Works;
q rooms 30 boaTders- Apply at KINGS old book
store 10 Fourth 81. ocl2 If
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LII PRICES IN TLAIN FIGURES; on IN
- staliments. without interest. You furnish
your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at HEN
Ei'S large furniture and edrpo. Yartr0omS, Is %
Kills
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l. UTCHER-SHOP ON ONE OF THE BEST
j streets in city: doing good cash and outside
trsde Will sell at bargain il sold before Nov. LIST;
good team. Address Butcher, Box l40. CALL
Branch Once. oel7 lOt%
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0.oE NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
JDOC. new; latest; best for $35 all kinds repaired
rented cheap j. l.. HICKS. 667 Mission. inrl tf
CrFWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
> paired w. j.. HIGGINS, 1860 Howard st. II
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE STANDARD FUR
~ nitUre Company. 1915 NIarset St, before fur
nishing your house or your rooms sells II
NEW CHAMhER SETS 0l( I PlECEs;, SIS CASH.
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C.1eS0 SUNNY OUTAGE ON A Ne. COR
ID lOCO. ner of Willows St: all street work done:
bargain: owuer-aboul TO leave the city. w. h. BAR
NARD IL 50 n, 4S3 Ninth st, cor. Washington, Oak
land. OCT II
T OTIS on PIEDMONT AVE, IS :6xl40 IT, 800
IL 81 20; ! lot at Golden Gate. blocks from sta
ton 60xl25 IT., south front only $500 easy TERMS
SALISBURY FITZGERALD. AIS Ninth st. Oak
land If
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4 USINESS WOMEN. GOOD CHANCE, TRAN
/ silent house for sale. 107 Powell st oc % It's
CALOON WITH FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP.
- Apply this once. Oc23 3ts
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE: ES-
" tablished 1871; sole agents for the Golden Gate
Tract and Broadway Terrace.
Lots $3.50 10 $500; IA cash payment: Parsons
Golden Gate Tract.
Lots $500 to $3.50; II cash payment; Christisna
Tract, Berkeley.
Lots only Sl25; $25 cash payments: the cele-
brated Bell Ranch, Decoto.
Rich land: $3.50 per acre; "A cash: the cello
DRAFTED Hemme orchard, San Leandro; price $500
no Ior Z,
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SZUUU 3o.ee : established ti tf tTad3. a IN
SH9O-M1lilnery store; fine location; doing good
business: Investigation invited
S2OO-Candy. notion and branch bakery; leeitl-
mate businesses OF all kinds. RAWLINGS x CO.,
-5g Market ST. oc24 2ts
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OUTSIDE LAND BLOCKS - SOUTH SIDE
" choice blocks and fractional blocks; well stu
ated: various locations For further particulars
apply to BUNEE, TOY q CO., 10 Montgomery
street oclO FrSuMe I'm
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G.SESo A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A
u ~. cheap home: 2-story house of
rooms, bath, etc: within half block OF the Jack
san-St cable line; rent $40 per month; terms half
cash, balance In monthly inStalnentS of $40; lot
u :Sl4 xS2; IS. For further particulars apply to
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A TTENTION BUYERS-$lOO FOR LOTS IN THE
~ Broadway Villa Tract :Oniy few az this price:
terms $25 cash, balance $40 per month; secure one
now, as they worth double the price asked; the
broadway Villa Tract fronts on Broadway, the only
boulevard which is 100 feet wide leading into the
center of the city OF Oakland, being the main BUSH
ness street. See owner, III. b. PlNNEY, 464 NinGh
St, Oakland, near Broadway; office open uatil
O'Clock each night sell II
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INSIDE PROPERTY FOR SALE - SS;9x137;
l magnificent view Of bay; II minutes from ferry.
- minutes to Market and 18th sts.: ] block from >
lines Of cable-cars; price $1,000 cash. Apply this
CniCe. oc23 4t@
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1850 A fHo s near sth 81 af Of rooms
each; also rear tenement; always rented at S54 per
month; newly painted and in good repair. Fol-
further particulars apply TO BoNEE, TOY X CO., 10
Montgomery ST. oCl0 12t FrSuWe
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SZJUU. pieted yeti TO Of those elegant 5roo9ed
cottages; IL already sold in the immediate neigh
borhood: $400 cash. balance easy installmenss best
buy in this city; inspect them and judge for your
self: Oath ST., blocks west of Castro. GEORGE
STIERLEN, owner, on premises ocl9 stF
O. x MONTHLY AND UPWARD, BERKELEY.
tDO S250-30xl35. sidewalked.
S350-Corner, 10xl02; fine view.
$3.50 32xl25; block from station.
PHILIPS a. RICHARDS Land Owners, IL Mont
gomery ST., 5. f.. and opp. berkeley Station IL II
FOLLOW THE CROWD AND YOU WILL GO
II direct to Lakeyiew. oc5 TT
EOR SALE-ELEGANT LOT 75x100; OPPOSITE
Jefferson square, s. side Golden Gate ave, bet
Laguna and Octavia SIS. Inquire OF j. Il. FRENCH,
9l9 Golden Gate ave. oel97t%
A WEEK y NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
IN CALL. in wraDner ready Tor mailing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

As announced in THE GAZETTE yesterday the
Spring Pnlace management have decided to conf
tinue the Palace open Sunday June 1. Many Of
the citizens OF Texas cannot make visit TO the
Palaces. except on Sunday, and in compliance
with the general desire of the people the Palace
viii keep open house for one more Sabbath.
The railroads viii all unite in making the at
tendance at the Palace on that day the iargSst
ever seen at any exposition or public entertain
ment in he state. Special rates and adequate
facilities for handling everybody that can come
will be made by all roads, Fort Worth invites
Ell Texas to come and spend q day with her
drinking In the beauties of nature, ad-
miring the marvels of n0n's ingenuity
and woman's skill and taste, and listening to
factory band, led by the renowned Hecker. The
band viii give three concerts on thst day-in the
morning beginning at l0:3o; afternoon, begin
ming at Z; evening, beginning at $50.
Trains will arrange TO leave as late as possible
that all may enjoy the afternoon and evening
concerts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Your Representative, in Lufkin Leader: 1
know too well the value Of space in election
years to try to go into details Of my trip to the
"Artesian CITY," but will go hurriedly on to
what saw at the Spring Palace. In the first
place, would like to tell the readers of the
Leader that the credit of the complete success Of
the SBriug Palace belongs principally to the I'M
firing energy Of President B. 3, Paddock and
the persistent efforts of the noble ladies OF Fort
Worth. To tell all I saw there would be to fill
every column OF your valuable paper, exclusive
of other matter and get out supplement- equally
as large, filed in the same way. then there
would be not more than a CLEAN of the beauties
that await one there, for it would take VOL
umes to tell the half
On reaching the grounds, was not surprised
at the outside appearance OF the building, for
it is Just the same as often seen represented
in the many advertisements of the Palace, but
on entering was dazZled at the beauty and
spse1dor therein, especially when the material
product of Texas. The ceiling is q Spanish
moss, with here and there little moss inter-
,spereed, and al around over the Iiouse-every
few yards-hang bird cages with different
singing in their merry way and the noble
Elgin band starts out in their almost sublime
strains Of music, then look down into the middle
OF the building and see the prettiest fountain in
the South with its real white swan swimming
around in there, it m2kes one feel like they were
in fairy land. %
Texas represented there, and great many very
fine indeed, but the star representing the sixty
seYen different kinds OF timber found in our
county receives great deal of compensation.
The ones who were SO energetic in getting up
this exhibit have great reason to be gTatihed,
for t. has made the favorable impression for
Angelina county for which they so much hoped
and worked so hard.
Z The idea is. must appreciate our start and
. work the harder next year to be able to send
even better exhibit than this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

rocked with rustic moss, interlaced with num-
bsrless vines. and loftly columns gaily decorsted
with cereals and gErlands. brilliant blossoms OF
every hue and odor mingle their loneliness with
the tempting fruit and berries. Sources OF
poetic inspiration and OF scientific interest
abound in The Spring Palace erected By the lib
crafty Of Fort Worth's progressive psople. The
displays OF the different counties impress one
with an ardent wish to cultivate AID possess
that which is of SO much interest and i'm
portance
1t would be useless to attempt detailed de-
scription Of this veritaole Palace wrought into
paradise by the natural products OF Texas. II
must be seen to be appreciated. We have seen
the Texas Spring Palace and the only regret we
left behind is that we could not bring it home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
e rExAs sPnIse PALAcE.

Rockwall County News: It is a beauty fair
beyond compare One grand, harmonious blend.
ing of the beauties OF nature; grand aggrega-
tGon of Texas stupendous proliticnoss. displayed
BY the adept hands of artistic decorators; rare
combination Of beauty with grandeur that char
acterizes the aspects Of creation IN Tezas.
=. Varied as they are. yet ever poo1sizIiy rich
and Oft en- sublime, il would seem as though Fort
had IN a fresh mould Of marvellous besuty By
the construction of the Texas Spring Palace
KS4ely differing in its many features, ft offers
equal attractions to the most antagoristic
lovers OF the beautiful. There arr vas. hali )
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
COLLINS MISTAKE.

Plano Enquirer: Collin county is the richest
county in the state, raising more wheat, corn,
oats, cotton and other farm products than any
other county, yet the immigration to this sec
ton is lighter than almost any
section in the state. The neglect or our
people to advertise her wonderful resources is
the cause of it. Collin county made . great
mistake by not sending an exhibit to the Spring
Palace, and let the world see what she hao to
offer. A state, county or city cannot be pros
porous without population, and the only way to
secure population is TO offer inducements to
those who are looking to Texas for homes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
HECKER,s HARaIoEY.
His Programmes Yesterday We're Appropri-
ate and Choice.

Yesterdays programmes put on by the great
Elgin watch factory military band at
the Spring Palace were the most pleasing
that that famous aggregation. of musical
talent has ever rendered At the
Palace, q fact sufficiently attested by the un-
stlnted applause accorded by the large audiences
and the showers of boquets that flooded the mu-
sicians while they occupied the grand stand.
The attendance at the Palace was one of the
largest that the mammoth Exposition hss yet
had, and the vastness OF the audience was con-
duciye to pleasure IN the concerts.
It WAS chiidren,e day, and the accommodating
as well as accomplished conductor. Professor
Hecker, exerte6 his taste 10 put on programme
for the afternoon that would be especially pleas
ing to the young folks. 50 through the waning
hours Of one of the pleasantest days that
Texas famous elins6te evolves there hoated
through the enchanted vastness of the
glorious Spring PaIzce the dreamy airs Of Flo
tow, the inspiring descriptive ha1sing scenes By
Suckley and Bucoiesst. the bird-s1ke flute notes
OF Kings nightingeis =. and blaSs-
bird Is - Brilliantly: executed bz
Aessrs. = SEherzer and KohisF, some %
Hecker's own spirited galops, ard brilliant
solos on different instruments BY talented per-
formers. ThS. the old folks enjoyed this pro-
gramme as we'll As the children is conceded
without the saving The following is the pros.
gr2mme in Iull:
AFrzRSooz coxcEzr.
!. cyerture-kartha.- -.-.....-.......,..Flot toE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
THE FINEST EpysRrrsEs4ESr,

Wills Point Chr ouicle: All who have visited
the Spring Palace pronounce it thing of beauty
and the finest advertisement the state has ever
had. They say IN variety and fneness of pro-
ducts Van Zandt's exhibit compares fsvorably
with the best The prizes. we're offered for
special features and not for q general exhibit or
we would have been heard from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Special to Il

opUCIaI 70 INT 1aLtIVV
PoTFsBoRo, Tex, May T.-Eighty-eight. of
our citizens took advantage of the Dallas rate
and went on the regular passenger to Fort
Worth this morning, and it was lucky that they
did, for the excursion train from Denison
steamed into this station loaded to the guards
with Denson people, and the conductor refused
to take any more aboard. Ten coaches, plat
sfsrms and'all were filed from Denison alone.
''shere were sbout q Thousand people on the
train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
SPECIMENS FRoM VERNON.


VERNON. Tex, May 26.-J. A. Palmer, who
is employed to gather products for Wilbarger's
exhibit at the Palace, to-day sends some fine
wheat, rye and oats raised on b. F. jones'
farm, eight miles west of Vernon, ana a fine
specimen Of alfalfa raised on George Probssco's
farm, seven miles west of Vernon. This spec
it can endure s. sogotracted dr6uth. ~. Pro
basco, cuts three efsps year from his field and
the hay is an excellent feed. $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Rev. Father Percy Weber, an eminent Epis-
copal divine from Boston, known throughout
the country o man of deep learning and fine
oritoricSl ability, will deliver address at the
Spring Palace this etching at $500 o'clock. Fa-
Their Weber has a host of admirers in Fort
North and Texas who will be glad to know that
this polished pulpit orator is to address the peO-
ME of Texas.