Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-01
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Ghurch-Dr J. a Mclean. Georgetown.
| Harmony Hall, Friday afternoon, June q,
1. Report of Committee.
2 Election OF officers.
3. Selection Of place for next meeting.
| 1. Report Of treasurer.
.. Installation of officers.
6. Resolutions.
| z. Adjournment.
| Note Papers are limited to twenty-five min
utes; discussions, ten minutes; but no discus
sion upon any paper until all the papers OF the
| session have been read.
Friday evening, (hour to be anaounced) So
cial reunion.
DEPARTMENT OF EXHIBITS.
]. NJ. Fendley, chairman, Galveston.
Win be open for inspection each afternoon.
| 25th, 26th and 9th. Papers will be read, and
the Importance of this work will be urged by
The three express companies will charge one
rate to Galveston, returning free, provided they
! do not change ownership.
The address of the chairman is appended:
GALVESTON, TEX, April g. 1890.
| To the Teachers of Texas:
An Educational exhibit will be made in con-
nection with the meeting of the Texas State
Teachers association, to be held in Galveston,
June 24-27, 1880. It is hoped that this exhibit
Will fairly represent the work that Is actually
| being done IN the progressive SCHOOLS OF the
state; if so, it will be one of the most interest
ing and instructive features of the association.
Those willing to help make the exhibit sue
cess are asked to consider the following sagges-
tons.
l. You are not limited as to the character of
the specimens contributed, provided that they
come within the range of educational work
The following are suggested:
Drawings and Paintings,
Examination Papers,
Composition Books,
Specimens of Regular Class Work,
kindergarten Work,
Relief Maps,
Photographs of School Buildings, Teachers,
Pupils, etc.
Specimens in Botany. Zoology, etc.
Maual Training Work in Wood, Metal, etc.
Devices, Apparatus and Appliances for Teach
ing Geography and Elementary Science.
2. You should state clearly the purpose of
each exercise. the year of the school course to
which it belongs, and such other facts as may be
deemed of interest.
;. If the work extends through successive
years, it should be arranged in groups accord
Publishers and manufacturers of school sup
plies will be allowed limited space, for which
a nominal sum will be charged.
3. In order that suitable arrangements may be
made for proper display of the work, 1t will be
necessary for persons desiring to make an ex-
hibit to inform the committee some weeks be-
fore the meeting of the association to the
character of the exhibit and the amount Of space
it will probably occupy.
g. All exhibits should be received by the COM
mittee as early as June 81.
Z. All packages should be marked ''Educa-
tional Exhibit and consigned to J. NJ. Fend-
ley, Galveston, Tex.
For further information address,
]. NJ. FENDLEY,
Chairman Committee on Exhibits.
TRANSPORTATION.
The Houston and Texas Central Railway Com
pany-'tTo all agents: On June %. "a and 25,
you may sell round trip tickets from your sta
ton to Galveston on account of Texas teachers
association at one fare until the rate reaches IS,
which will be the highest rate. Make them
good one day going. and to be stamped for re-
turn on or before the 9TH day Of july
The International and Great Northern-'we
have determined upon making rate of one fare
teachers association at Galveston. viii sell
tickets June p, %, "a, good returning till the
30th.'
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe-s'we will
sell tickets at one fare rate with q s. maximum
from all stations on our lines in Texas to Gal
weston and return; dates of sale, June 81 to %
inclusive, good to return until July e" Tickets
held by teachers attending the summer normal
will be extended good to return not later than
August 8.
pany says: ION Jefferson and Mineola sections
we will make the fve-dollar maximum. On the
Fort Worth and Denison section the rate will
be one fare plus the fve-dollar maximum Ground
trip to Galveston
The Houston, East and West Texas, and
Shreveport and Houston railway company says:
Twill make q rate of one fare in Texas till the
rate reaches five dollars. Will sell 22nd, 23d and
25th of June, good to return till July ~
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railvaRs
company: ''Will make same rate as that t6ade
by our connections running into Galvesto6 con-
forming to selling dates and limits named''
The St Louis, Arkansas and TexasEailway
tickets to read, via our lines to McG gor and
Fort Worth. thence via G. G. and S. to Gal
The Texas and Pacific railway" Vkli sell
from coupon stations from GAINESVILLE oAAiar-
shall inclusive, st s. maximum rates; andzEest
of Cisco one local fare round trip plus tia
Fort Worth and Denver City railway oonpaiS
-''Will sell same dates as other lines
st one fare to Fort Worth added to the S. d. 81
mum rate from Fort Worth to Galveston.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande railway In
structions have been issued to agenF to sell
tickets to Fort Worth June p good fer return
until July 4, one fare for the round trip.''
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio rail-
trip tickets to bona de teachers, good to return
until June 30, and on request good to return
until August 8, when held by teachers of the
summer normal, all tickets so extended to bear
the stamp of Summer normal such DELEGATES
to be furnished with certificates of membership.
These tickets will be sold for one fare TILT |
Parties west of San Antonio will add one full |
fare to this s. maximum till it reaches So 05,
which will be the maximum from all points west, |
Note-Teachers and others intending to at
tend the Galveston meeting are requested to |
call on the station agent of the nearest railroad
vided and will be on sale as indicated by the |
management Of the various railway companies. |
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Special Regular
Hotels. rates. rates.
Washington. ..-........ 81 50. s. O0to 81 50 |
fremont -.--....--...-.-. 5o0. 500.
Girardin- ...-.---: zvO 800
Private houses will take teachers for 81. Is and
upwards, subject to private agreement.
It is suggested that parties begin early to |
make their arrangements, as large gathering |
Il teachers is anticipated.
Hhe press of the state is earnestly requested TO
pa1aish this programme for the benefit Of the |
teachers in their respective localities.
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