Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-25

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The ladies having in charge the floral
departments are making rapid progress
in their work and will have a fine dis
play.
Baylor county authorized Mr.. L. c..
Wall Of this city to select space for that
county. He says the people there desire
to keep up with the procession.
Any one who has song birds IN cages
that they will loan the Spring Palace
Will please notify the management.
The birds will be well cared for, and
paid for If lost.
Those who desire privileges on the Pal
ace grounds for the sale of refreshments,
or to do any other line of business, would
do well to make application soon as the
ground is being spoken for rapidly.
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The Spring Palace management is now
ready to sell privileges on the Spring
Palace grounds. First come, first served.
Call and select your space if you want TO
do business with the biggest crowd ever
seen in Texas.
The Palace is beginning to receive ma
terial for decoration, and in few days
more things will begin TO hum in that
vicinity. Decorator Allen IS maturing
his plans and organizing his forces to
begin an advance movement along the
whole line.
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The guide to the Palace for this year
will be one Of the handsomest things ever
gotten up for that purpose and will be in
keeping with the grandeur OF the build
ing. John r. Rose. of this city, is now
at work on it, and nothing will be left
undone to make it success.
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Mr.. w. w. Davis, from Crockett,
Tex, was in to-day and selected space
for Houston county. He says the people
in his county are alive to the benefits to
be derived at the Palace and will push
other counties hard for the gold medal
offered for best display of timber.
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Mrs. A. Newell, Miss Virginia Coombs
and Miss Kate Meyers constitute trio
who are doing fine work for the Kar-
porama. They have nearly score of
pieces of decoration already completed
and others under way. That's the kind
of work that counts. Other clubs are
making satisfactory progress.
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The counties of Cooke, Clay, Wichita,
Hardeman, Wilbarger, Childrsss, Nc
Lehman, Bosque, San Saba, Van Zandt,
Shelby, Robertson, Houston. Jefferson,
Orange, Llano, Burnet, Blanco, Chero-
kee and Baylor have had space assigned
them at the Spring Palace. Other coun-
ties have made application for space,
but no assignment has yet been made.
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The Palace management had the |
pleasure of visit from DR.. A. Gregg, of |
San Saba, Tex, who was sent here by |
the people of his county to select space. |
San Saba will be here with one of the |
finest exhibits of minerals, marbles, |
GRANTEES, etc. ever seen in Texas. The |
people of San Saba also desire to make a |
miniature waterfall and represent some |
of the beautiful scenery in that county. !
He expects to capture gold medal.
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The ladies of this city will make a
mosaic OF the state of Texas. 1t will be |
Karporama of the entire state. Counties
that desire any special product credited
to their county should advise Mrs. F. L.
Jordan, No. 1908 Taylor street, Fort
Worth. Prompt notice is requested, as
the work is going on, and if advices are
not received the ladies will be compelled
to use their own good judgment as to the
special products of each county.
Such papers as the Chicago Tribune,
st. Louis Republic, Chicago Times. Dali
las News, Fort Worth GAZETTE, Fort
Worth Mail, Houston Post, Louisville
Courier Journal, Memphis Avalanche,
and a dozen or more other papers of like
calibre, esteem it a privilege to fur
nish the Spring Palace with their daily
publications and to make occasional
complimentary mention of the enter
prise without charge. In view of this
fact the management can hardly be
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