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

Mr.. e. z. Fitxler of Denton has taken the
place of Mr.. 2. W. Terrell at the Denton ex-
products in the building and is always looking
fresh, the result of Dentons interest in it. They
are proud Of it, and properly so.
Capt. j. T. Cobb of Comanehe was viewing
the Palace yesterday. Mr.. Cobb IS highly de-
lighted with the work of Fort Worth and Texas,
and says it will take him two or three days to
fully appreciate all the beauties OF the Palace.
He admits that Comanche county missed
a good thing by not being in the pro
cessior. Speaking of ComAnche, Capt. Cobb
said: ''We are making hattering progress, and
will have direct railway connection with Fort
Worth soon, as the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
is graded to within few miles of Comanche.
We look upon the Fort as the central point OF
our territory, with which we should do our
Mr.. 4. W. Hudson Of Milford, Ellis county,
who is the maker Of the beautiful cabinet
of Texas woods at the Palace, returned here last
evening: Re says the Palace e greatly appre-
Mrs. DR.. T. @. Page Of Honey Grove is looking
at the Palace, and says she has viewed the Cen
tennial exposition. the New Orleans exposition
Palace the finest display of art ana beauty she
has yet seen.
Mr.. R. P. Lowe, general agent of the Mobile
and Ohio railway, and q veteran railroader and
immigration man, has been looking over Texas
and spending some days at the Palace. Mr..
Lowe has had experience in nearly all the move
ments OF immigration OF late years to Western
and Southern Etates, but says that he is putting
all his money in Texas properties.
said: IF Texas viii put complete miniature
Spring Palace, or even such an exhibit as either
Wichita. Hardepan, Wilbarser: Denton or
St. Louis Springfield, III, Columbus, O..
more more people - and money to Texas .,.,, in
as it il. For, said Mr., Lowe, you must go
to the people with your offers of homes and
show them exactly what you can do for them
Men wit h families are reluctant to sever their
connection with old communities to go to new
section, and require the most convincing evil
dence Of the certainty of the prosperity that
that class whom you all would
wish to welcome among you, as
is, and as an advertising medium has not an
equal: It is perhaps the best advertised enter
prise in the country. But, added Mr.. LAME, as
the reporter turned sway the question OF repro
the cities named, is one well worth the attention
Of your enterprising citizens.
Mr.. E. Crew, secretary Of the Waller county
melon association Of Hampstead, Tex, arrived
at the Palace yesterday with fine let Of conte-
lopes and other products OF the Ga1en. Mr..
porous condition 'end appreciated What the
Spring Palace is doing for the state Of Texas.
BE says that il the Palace had been little later
that would be feature OF very great interest 70
Texans as well as our visitors from outside the
state.
Mr.. Dan A. Leary, district and county clerk
of Carson county, is in the city in attendance
on the Spring Palace. BE reports that the pros
poets for crops in the Panhandle were never bet
ter; that the Staked Plains have been visited by
regular and copious rains, and that the wheat,
oats, rye and other cereals look better in his
county than any he saw between here and there.
John Howard has added another annex to the
WichitS exhibit. There were several boxes Of
fish in his way. 20 he showed shem aside, szying
they. had fish in Wichita; county, hut they were
not Indigenous to the soil. The new space, ex-
tending along the southern portico has been
laid out with shelves on which are placed jars of
wheat at different stages of development in
Wichita soil, from the sprout to the flower:
The Montague county exhibit attracted
great deal of attention during the Sprint Palace
exhibition in the fine shape in watch it was
first put in. But Commissioner W. r. Lamb
has not been satisfied up to this time, an d has
with the result that Kreat many OF the people
coming down from Montague bring with them
fresh samples Of their products, and by neon to-
day Mr.. Lamb promises that the Hshsaguo ex-
hibt viii be the great feature of the Spring Pal
ace.
the exhibit, and even people living in that sec
ton are surprised at what the exhibit shows
People from the Northern states have carried off
many specimsns TO show their friends at home
what Montague can produce. Mr.. Lamb e1-
presses thanks to TIE GAzErrE for the full ana
fair write ups it has given Nontague's and the
other exhibits OF the Palace.
Messrs. Z. ]. Browning and Lewis Wall, who
represent Baylor county at its exhibit in the
Spring Palace, are kicking Justify because many
articles OF gram soil, Stone3 &c., nave Deen
delayed in transi. and have not yet reached the
Palace. Baylor county has done well, however,
with the wheat she has on display;
The Denison Grocer says: We have Just re-
turned from visit TO the great Texas Spring
Palace at Fort Worth and do not hesi-
tate in pronouncing it perfectly beauti-
fui in every particular. and is monu::
rnent TO the ingenuity and enterprise Of
Fort Worth and the wonderful prosperity and
resources Of our great Lone Star state. Whea
entering the building you are met with
truly picturesque scene. impressing in
its effect and the pinnacle of pleasure
is crowned by the soul-stirTing strains
from the Elgin band, which great organization
includes in its repertoire the gTsndest compost
tons OF famous composers of the past and pres
ent time. Every citizen Of Texas should visit
the great Karporama. The knowledge
1t impsLts OF the country In which
value, and no regrets can ever e1ist of having
attended it. The Grocer congratulates Fort
Worth and the state of Texas on this emblem OF
their prosperity and wish unbounded success to
the gentlemen who have devoted their time and
money to the furtherance Of the grand exhibi-
ton.