Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

cousrivance to represent Gem Falls from ths
Colorado river. There IS 9 stan allied with
Texas patents and inventions tr9n ra an1.
try has An array Of grains and vegetables
with an Indian statue bearing the lnserlP-
by Is n panel representing prolific Tex as vi a
every product OF the state from pigs 10 babies.
Further on Hardeman county exhibits co Lee,
ton Of staples, with duEout labsled ..lSss
and 4 modern cottsEs labeled t'lsso. Reeve.
county shows up lot Of fresh cut grain from
this years crop. Van zandt. Tayler and other
counties have each . snall-sized agricnl'
turAl fair and NcLennan has ; rich apart
msnt Of lint cotton and miniature cotton
bales.
This il but the bare beginning Of the list ol
novelties and substantial attractions which &c
to make up the great Palace. Every neck Sno
corner has design Of artistic workmAnshlE
which tells no fanciful story. Every inch o.
WALL ceiling, column, buttress and roof carries
picture of something on the earth or in the earth
The whole Is crazy guilt Of Texas industries,
\ patchwork of the mine and the eeld, en-
broidered with the output Of the household. and
the yield Of the forest. It is Ingenious but
more beautiful than ingenious and mere iRstrue.
tive than beautiful. As an advertisement OF
Texas 1t beats = sky full of posters, and As an
object lesson for the uninfoTmed it 10 giant
Kindergarten. Itis-but, doggons 1t, you can't
The spring Palace is. the spring Palace and
there is nothing OF its soEkte compare it with
To-day huHdredE of people Will visit
the Palace afxa Denton county, aud
many will fof BE first time know that
their county eus of the finest exhibits
in the Palase
Mr.. K. ". Terrilf ,swho has been in
charge OF the Denton county exhibit
since the opening of the Palace, has
tired himself out with the arduous work
of this position, and yesterday morning
was relieved by Mr.. E. K. FritzIen Of
Denton.
Mr.. Martin of San Saba county says
that the exhibit of his county in the
Spring Palace has interested a great
many people in the RESOURCES of his Sec
ton, and more sspsoiall5s Northern and
Eastern men who areFfamiliar with the
iron mining hpsines9t All pronounce
the San Saba irth a4iSf very fns quail
ty, and predict liFight future for the
iron industry In f4s county. A number
of people are geH to visit these iron
fields at once, a8 ifthe samples at the
Palace are a tr indication of the worth
OF the iron fieldkEill q once arrange to
develop them. Il
To the people from along the Trans
continental road from Fort Worth to
TexarkanA, the people, of Wichita ex-
tend greeting and invite you to inspect
the products of the Wichita, the banner
county of 4exas, Stbach was awarded the
gold medal 13r the best collection of the
products of Fba earth by the Spring
Palace pent. The man that
was, the man thAs is and Mrs. Granger,
will be plessd toVaee you one and all.
The Fort Worth ana Denver railroad is
making of fare fofs the round trip to
Wichita Fs8ss, and it might be TO your
advantage to go and see the growing
crops.
San Saba, as shown by its Spring Pal
ace display, is proven to be one of the
best counties in the state, and adapted
to all kinds OF pursuits. Gram, cotton
corn, fruits, vegetables and grasses grow
to quantity equal to any of its sister
counties, and q ready market il found
for all surplus productions. Nature has
also given San Saba q great variety Of
beautiful scenery large flowing springs
of pure watEr, in maAy instances large
enough TO rVR. the bsaviest of machinery.
The mineralik this county is found in
inexhaustlOss &elN, and consists of iron,
copper and TSShl, all of the best
quality and eas4to work. No greater
variety of brd9g materials can be
found than iR$affSaba county. and
comprises various kinds OF beautifully
eolored marb5S granite. sandstone, FIRE
rook-in act$everything necessary to
build with. EAnds are cheap in San
Saba, ranging in prices frem So to $40
an acre, while reeens sales of iron ore
lands have reached price of $40 an
acre. Prices are rapidly advancing, q
new people are coming in, and few
years Will see San Saba one of the fore
most counties of Texas.
This is to be Hardeman county day
and large delegation is expected to be
at The Palace from that place.
The people of Hardeman have great
cause to be justly prouRd of their ex-
bibit and its management, and Mrs.
Mary Lookridge and DR.. w. D. Wear
deserve great praise, not oaly for the
artistic manner which charaetsrizes the
exhibit, but for their faIthfulness in the
entertainment OF the thousands of
visitors which have cons antly
crowded their exhibit room
since the Z psning ofS the Palace.
They have dpoed Hundreds of people
to visit Hardkpa edthty, aud many of
them will became spermanent residents
there, while Bpis6feds more will visit
this wonderful 6lnty at an early day,
and will, in probability, remain
when once tbs This will undoubtedly
be red-letS eas&or Hardemen county
as all eyes fturna toward It, and the
influx of pH 6lation WI undoubtedly be
greater tin any pAevious year. The
home seeker finds in Hardeman county
chap lands that are as productive as any
in Texas; pure climate, the best OF
society, fine schools and ohurches--in
fact everything essential for desirable