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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Gatesyille star: Those who have visited the
Spring Palace say it is simply grand. People
FROM all over the country are in attendance on
the Palace daily. The famous Elgin band dis
courses sweet music on the grounds and every
thing in connection with the Palace is up to the
times. Fort worth s Spring Palace stands on 3
level with Sioux Sity's Corn Palace. st.
Paui's Ice Palace. Fort Worth is full of life,
and things in Fort Worth are the latest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
WELL woRrH TIE TRIP.

Houston Echo: The Spring Palace, which IS
now open to the public in Fort WORTH, is an in
stitutiOn peculiar to Texas and one that is well
worth trip TO the enterprising city Of the WesS
to view. Many of the county exhibits are as
striking as they are unique in arrangement, and
enable the visitor to comprehend at . glance tho
decorations Of the Spring Palace. both external
and internal, are made from the products Of
Texas soil. Fort Worth is pushing city and
terprfse and taste of her wide awake people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Terrell Register: Crowds Of people continue
to flock to Fort Worth and the Spring Palace,
and every one who attends is more than pleased
with the grand exhibition of the glories OF the
state OF Texas. The Palace is g nagni fcent
monument to the wonderful resources o. our
state and 10 the energy thrift and hospitality Of
the city in which it Is being held.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
Oueen of Song.

4 Mrs. Farsen, noted singer OF Chicago and
lady of tine culture and charming personality,
will sing during the evening concert at the
Spring Palace tonight. Those who have heard
her sing in Fort Worth and elsewhere say she
possesses one of the rarest and most carefully
cultivated voices they have ever heard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
A MARVELLOUS srRucruRs.

Texas Tribune: Thousands are visiting the
Spring Palece. It is one OF the most marvellous
structures Ind ons Of the grandest enterprises in
the world It deserves very much, more encour-
agement from the counties than it has received,
and ought TO have Eve times forty exhibits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Pearsan NeTss< All of our citizeis~who can
afford the time andsnnoney should certainly go
to see the Fort Worth Spring Palace. It is said
to be simply splendid. Now is your chance 10
give rare treat to your wife and children, or
your sweetheart, or Yourself. Tickets for the
round trip can be bought at Pearsal depot.
They cost only 81 80 piece, and are available
till the end OF May. We wish you all a happy
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Southwest Texas Journal: This is, indeed,
most wonderful building, well worthy to be
classed with the famed ''seven wonders
of the World Unique in concep-
ton, wonderful in design and marvellous
in execution, il stands q grand monument to the
progress and enterprise Of not only Fort Worth
but all Texas. The immense building so
. literally. ornamented within and with
artistic manner, withAa vast display Of the ami
nal, vegetable and mineral production OF
Texas. 1t can not be described-it must be
that a majority of the counties in
the state are not represented in the exhibits
Several OF them, however. have very creditabie
attractive manner. We have not space
to describe these exhibits, but the fol-
Blanco, Bosque. Cooke, Denton. Hall, Harde-
man. Houston, Montague, San saba, Van zandt
and Wichita.
Orange is Represented by . beautiful counter
formed OF various finely polished woods. In the
center is : diamond made of oak taken from
an English church which claims an an
this diamond is Of ebony taken from the cap
tain's cabin Of the steamer City OF Paris. This
g sFfS ,scStee NV pingIs e. SJt
by Mr.. A. Gilmer. Messrs. Collins & Arm
strodg Of Houston, have also on exhibition an
upright piano, the case Of which is made of
quite : variety Of highly polished Texas woods.
We noticed a county map OF Texas, composed
Of seeds, etc., representing the products Of the
also . parl or 81 furniture Of which was decor
ated with seeds and the floor carpeted with the
same. But enough. Time and space fan me TO
mention even the wonders Of this truly wonder
frf exhibit. w. II. r {,
DR.. j. ] . InRe Of Reeves county says:
"Our exhibit has been the admiration of
every visitor 10 the Palace. Men and
women go in extocies over it, and 1t is
Endorsed 81 men from every state east of
the Rocky EaRuiains ara from CaIifor-
MIA, and all 81 it Is tbs best exhibit they
ever saw
doctor, hazasgsu any Endorsements
as to what you W7f
tains, from lsrnia, Canada and
England 6st rod this: Il have
seen the bs speoimens Of California
grain At Col Pus, OHIO, and at MIL
szsnlzss, " v ~, : saeir celebrated exhiH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
DOES HER PART.

Orange Tribune: Fort Worth, through the
Spring Palace, is presenting to the world the
greatest show ever exhibited to the public Fort
Worth is doing her part, and the rest Of the
state should fall into line and aid in the good
work. Texas Is the greatest land that ever the
sun shoue on, and by q little effort on the part
of her people the rest OF the people VIII be made
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
FORM DUFFAU.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

NUlktsVOHu0IlOV VI s1lo % .,-.rf
DuFBAU. Tex. May ga gre a. ~, h
of our young people have T ls.ls' "a
Spring. Palace and are well please. b
Fort Worth and the Palace. hoI ~
complain that he is disappointed sAA"
Fort Worth or the Palace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

East Texas Pinery: The Palace must be seen
to gain any idea of its g andeur. The building
Is to magnificent too attempt to describe it.
MAny of the exhibits ars delayed on account
OF transportation, but as it stands 1t is grand
beyond comparison, beautiful beyond descrip
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Wednesday night, hundred strong, and see
What you folks and Others have oRfsidesog Bell
county. We have z fine county but no vim
about them. Well, I wall bring m ear Of corn
with me and viii make a present Of it to TEE
GAZETTE as memento to show how slow good
county we have mean no harm BY this, but
simply to help them next year to show up their
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28


Taylor county. Tex, exhibit is the finest
have ever seen East, West, North or South;
far ahead Of anything the East can show up.
Alliance. o.
This is the finest exhibit OF, the kind from
HezRY HUNTER,
- Malvern, Ark.
I am Impractical milleE and have ground
wheat in sgland. nlineAsg Kansas, Missouri,
Texas, anI4sspust say thsSheat is as fine as 1
have ever 4ssa anyTAsasand the corn OF Taylor
- SsHUcKLEY, Waco, Tex.
The Taylor SSsas esliibit is far superior to
any we have sec ssTin California or Texas
Residents of e Can SVD ioT the hP past four
This is one j tsst displays OF horticu1tu-
and surprise ear1issithat they were all pro-
R. PezGNDERs, St. Louis, Mo.
W. F. MCMANgs, st. Paul, MINI.
j.. W. HODGES, st. Paul. MINI.
IRA P. WEThoRE. Des Moines, Iowa,
f. F. FRIcH, Hastings, Neb.,
A. @. McCHEsNEY, Trinidad. Colo,
J. j. MATHEwsoN, Pilzer, Neb., fer
merly of Walworth county, Wis,
F. McGrvEN, Staunton, Neb. n.
WICHITA COUNTY K1cKISe.ss
The county of wichita is ''SickipRs flor mole
space to display the productss.of: the earth.
Howard says: ''wichita eoulffiI the Palace
with saulnEas of products thstsS6ld surprise the
natives and ppen the eyesteft visitors If the
Palace was tcSe continue sortwo weeks
wHAT RfRsIDESzs FkDDocK SAID.
To the Wichita dtapt emmissioner.
DEAR s1R-Ths4 1mittee of awards have
awarded to WicHi aounty the gold medal for
the best display e Die fkoducts OF the earth.
l5<B. ESRApDoCK, President.
fHE GOLD Mf5aL
was awarded "a county of WICHITA for the best
display Of "a products of the earth by the
Spring Palacs Management
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

The programme to be rendered by the great
Elgin band at the Spring Palace to-day is as fol-
lows:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
!. Fanfare-Soldatenlust -. ..-.,. Langley
2. Overture-The Daughter of the Regiment.
Donizetti
3. Selection-Dorothy (comic opera) ..... Celier
4. Baritone Solo-The Favorite. Hartmann
Mr.. Goodspeed.
5. Selection on Spanish Melodies .........- Relic
6. Oyerture-La sirene; ,..........A uber
z. Trombone Solo-Harlow Polka ...... Brooke
8. Valse-rramme der Iungfraun. .Hecker
9. Piccolo Solo-Sparkling Dew Drops......
Mr.. ScherZer.
10. Selection on German Melodies. .Frohnhardt
WEDNESDAY RvEsISG.
/. March-Schiller.. $50. .Meyerbeer
2. Observation-Disclosures Nights Dream.
....'.: 49,. .-.".. nendelssonn
8. Grand Observation-Disclosures Girl. Bale
4. Cornet solo-Arbuckelian Polka. Hartman
Mr.. Keys.
8. Valse-Die Schrebenden Geister. ..... Hecker
s. OVerture-Alphonso D. Estrella -. Schubert
Z. Saxophono solo-Home. Sweet Home...
49,. ...... .At. Storrs
5. "reminiscences of Verdi. .........-.G Cooley
8. Fantasia-A Day in Berlin. Hartmann
10. Galop-Flame of Love. .Hecker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
! eRANp SUCCESS

Seymour News: The Spring Palace is certain
ly agrand success. Baylor is we'll represented.
although no wind is being raised over it., Bay
lor county people do not as yet understand the
value OF printer ink. Hence no fuss is being
made about her grand resources and possibili-
ties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

car, and not one single item
was equal in quality 70 ~. 'peoinsr
county grain. T. WILKINSON 'Ss'sa
Immigration Commissioner Far, =.
and Rio Grande Railway. " "ofa
Aud here Is another: 10.
Drought up IN wheat and m, ~, ., aoi
the banner wheat county Of Nsi ned i
after looking through the 80 10, aut
grain, such as wheat, oats tHs.0A d.
rye, from Reeves county. Tsy are! al
nounce the exhibit the best - a., pr0.
any land. = 'aE IA
secretary waller County Melon GroI,.
Association, Hampstead, Tez Gi'5TT'n'
'Thess Two are but fair samnI,,
hundreds of similar endorsement u ths
other states. 4'' t'Oa
crops2'' 'Ss Va'iocl
1--WE raised this year wbssfon
second week in May that tiySssbs, u I. as
bushels to acre, oats .ssrbt v1s ~ ',z'I
to the acre, ne and BARN for;r Splia'l
to the acre; a5elfa, cesMay l. p gr,a'l
yield of one ahepnes6fit tons Ds gave
VIII cut it four 41sse stimes mi. aS'a,
and will aggregas Seven and 1 o, seai''
tons an acre, isSI5 a ton =, '19'lai
This is the ,sFsg crop ON 's.si
land. IN * VI ha
I'm additi9n p this V have evs,v.s..
growing on thEfarm thss is roiso,, J.a!Is
temperate zohtS'' "''su 10 iss
Doctor, kat do you Ga;m Fl.
Peoos countr&T' q 'O' as
1--WE claims hat it is not Cd 81,
farming eouAsty in Texas, bI}ivt;TTe :; os'i
few years beaformidable corSn ",i, u s
California in .{saits, growing tn HI S' 70
of fruit to perfection except oraS :, Aaii
lemons. Sal
"HOw is the health of the p.,.
country?'' N' Feod
"The climate being one of the g..
in America and the altitude 9-n6 -, Is.
above the sea level, makes il az bs,, ~
as any portion of the Urited STAT, .ai
at all times exempt form portbers a ~
rain storms. III
'In conclusion we have strr,,,,,
against adverse legislation and ob,, ,1,'l
of every kind, but through the ssgna','
pluck and energy of the manager M y,
Pioneer canal company, B. K B,...
the Pecos country has been placed on 49, 49,
and there to stay
The nentou couotv avbu,;.II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
FROM pEN1soN.


Special 70 the Gazette.
DEn1soN. TEX, May 27.-one thousand peo-
pie attended the Spring Palace to-day from
Denison. Ten coached went filed to their
fullest capacity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
FROM TEHUACANA.
orrerpondenee q DC eazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette. 90.
TEHUAcANA. Tex, May 20 ~
Der of our citizens have been y sra,f
Worth to take In the CREATES
Palace in the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Special to the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, TEX, May 27.-About sixty Of
our people took in the Spring Palace on the
ed. All praise it in the highest terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BARTLETT, Tex, May ga number Of Bart
lettites are attending the Spring Palace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

srecial to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, Tex, May 27.-Those who have visited
the Spring Palace declare it is the finest thing
they ever saw They are in raptures over its
beauties, and say that the half had never been
told them OF its greatness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
THE SPRING PALACE.

weatherford Sun: As predicted in the Sun,
with the half-fare railroad rates and pleasant
weather very nearly the entire population Of
Weatherford and Parker county may be expected
to visit the Spring Palace. The local is crowded
every morning with visitors to the Palace, while
many, to avoid the jam on the morning train,
and to have more time to view the wonders OF
the grand karporama, take the regular evening
train. The verdict of all those who have
visited the Palace thus far is unanimous
that in conception, artistic decorations
and tasteful Communications it is mex
pressibly beautiful a whole, credit to the en-
terprise of the citizens of Fort Worth and IN
honor to the intelligence, culture and refinement
of the ladies, not only of that city, but of the la
dies from all parts OF Texas whose skillful hand
iwork in their respective exhibits is the admira-
ton of the thousands of visitors to the Palace
from all parts of the United States. The Elgin
band, which contributes much to the pleasure
OF visitors, never fails to come in for good por-
ton of their praise. From present indications,
with continued favorable weather, it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that the Palace will be grand
success, financially, benefit to the entire state
and the browning success and proves Of Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
THE MAN WITH TIE HOE

The man with the hoe from Wohil
county still holds tSFtb at the Wichita
county exhibit aus2Eis eratided to Sc.
the great inter lkEng taken in bis SEQ.
ton by his br fer farmers throughoa.
the land. liz met since the opening
of the Palacs aars and business men
from Maine CalifSSpia, who ere in.
pressed and eased SEh the product, Of
Wichita coNty, andNnsny have taken
advantage d1aths low Found trip fare 70
go and see the original.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

EarGemau county hes received TIE
distinction of being the second best
county in Texas for tie products Of the
earth, and yesterdaYlpublio aeknOEl.
edgement was madssof the fact in the
Palace building. ssHardeman deserves
great credHkfor NJ prominent posiiIoa
In four year fahe to grow from an eI-
elusive stock ftry to the second bs;
agricultural oesSy in o great common
wealth like is wonderful, and
shows the pysBA udtap of her cn-
zens, the pk9s6ctiveuess OF her soil and
the healthf4 ess of her climate. Thh
county is rel to receive all good inHi-
grafton and Bespeaks satisfaction for aai
and all who will come to make tasi
home in Hardeman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

2. Fox Hunting Scene .....B By Suckley
descriptive. )-Dawn CT day grand morn
ing for chase; sound of the horns and
the plaintiff song OF the cuckoo; arrival
OF the huntsmen and ride to cover; try
ing the Cover; the fox is found; his es-
cape; view; halo; death OF the toSi
chorus OF huntsfnen; fine OLD English
gentleman. Finale-The ball Rt the hall.
:. Euphonium SOLO Old Folks at Home. Stewart
Mr.. EcGregur.
4. Vaise-Fairy Voices .............. -. Grove
8. The Nightingale and the Biackbird King
Messrs. ScheFzer and Rohler.
6. Galop-Always Joyful. .-............ Hecker
z. 1dylle-The htill in the Forest. -. .Eilenberg
8. Cornet solo-( Descriptive) .--...B. B. Reyes
9. Hunting scene-Descriptive. ...... Bacalossi
The morning breaks calm and peaceful. The
huntsman prepares for the pleasures OF the
chase; We jump into our saddle and our
huntsmAn sounds merry blast. The par
ties join chorus. The road is alive with
horsemen. The chase. Barking OF dogs,
Full cry! The death. Returning home.
10. Clasping hxnds-Valse. .....-..-.. -. Hecker
IL. Idyllc-Little Chatterbox. Eilenberg
IL: Galop-We All Caught Cold. .Grongl
The evening programme was composed OF
pieces specially requested during the past
drawn upon most extensively. The Elgin
band never were SO heartily en-
cored as at the end Of each OF these
pieces. The band seldom fails to
receive ahesrty response from its audience, but
last evening the souls of the listeners were
probed to their depths. The Elgins had cap
tured Texas long before, but last night they
made the prize doubiy secure. The programme
was this:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Special TO the GGzette-
Troy, TEX, Nay 27.-As has been here b.
fore stated, our Sunday school would visit the
Spring Paiaca, It Is nov fact, and win start
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

The Denton county exhi6t has rscsir,,
as fine a display of rrisa dewberris,
blackberries, straw beSeses, of rrars,
flowers and veget ah,ss&s there has ho.l
in the Palace thIs Son. Denton /, M.
only a farmer cop9 but is undoubtsiIr
among the besStfhit and vegetnS,
counties in Teg4NFas regards both anal.
ity and varIetH W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

San Saba can feel justly proud Of ID
position that has been awarded her y
the management of the Spring Palace,
and she now takes her position as ins
second best mineral county in the TsIi
commonwealth. This means q source O.
great wealth for San Saba, as the s!s
of all people interested in Texas mlHsFa
will be tagned toward her. PrOspeeioh
will visit kxamine end invest in th'.s
lands. Ca6tal viii be introduced u
work the oil thQHsands 'of people ~
be added to = Stipulation, thus naEa.
a much better ffket for the farmai' :
more prosperol business for the us.'
chants, mors5ck for the mee5aDls.
The good pSte d San Saba must ~
let up on tt bod work Just begun ~
push forwd what rishtfully belOns' y
them and q become a more pFosp' ~,
and wealthy eople. They should -. =,
Immediate steps to secure rahroaa, -
through this will come higher siss y
prosperity in all branches oil inau.1 =,
The great water power facilities 'ls =.
will be utilized, and the nun "
chinery will be heard on eyerJ hanu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
The celebrated ariser~l

The Cetebrdted MineIf5'E -.
OF Excelsior Sprips cur .Le,s nd,
matism, drpHs ss6etss, dyspe ~.
kidney. sa} disorders, ner1g Si.,s,ss.
tratisl stitis and many otns. y sasl
at stand near east gave
a Palace
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
WHAT MRS. GRANGER SAYS.

Mrs. Granger, at Wichita headouar.
ers, entertained yesterdssltnany visitor,
from along the Texas A5af Pucifc rail-.
way from Red river tSSthe Rio GraD5s
She meets on kpd alSs$ilh a smile. s5s
extends waFi ssle6me to one and an
and especially ID the home-sseks,
and informs theSsslsist. the mapagemsr.
of the Fort wds audfDenysr ralIvsT
with their usqT progresAve policy. vii
furnish then round trip ticket, 70
Wichita Falls Esone fare.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
Testing a Dynamite Cartridge

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nay FL -
test Of DIR. Justin's dYusmite. Co.. 60.
was made at Perryville tins d q
The same gun was employed . sr.,st
previous experiments. AT lno 20
the first charge the great gaq N, y
into thousands of pieces. 20 ,, 80
injured, but the crowd was esSss.lss
ened. It is claimed that tesF ~ Z. y,
in the cannon, which 80
Reaaae q send webStss's ". 90.
Dtc4 ITO any one forwaraln.ss. 81 =
pticns 70 the Daily GAzh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
HUDBARD's EXHIBIT AT THE SPRING PALACES.

Hubbard City News: Mr.. s. Il. Saver, accom-
panied by his son, Bert, left for Fort Worth yes
terday with Hubbard's exhibit for the Spring
Palace. 1t is arranged in a neat black walnut
case, with glass doors. The collection within is
made up as follows: In glass jars, all neatly
labeled, samples of wheat, corn. oats, barley,
millet, rye, etc. There is fine photograph
OF our new public school building, flank
ed on either side by jars containing the black
waxy and sandy soil incident to this section.
On the top shelf are samples of the timber grown
in this portion of the stste-post oak bos d. arc,
elm. pecan cotton wood, blackberry, mulberry,
blackjack, ash mesquite, willow, cedar, etc.
Surmounting the whole is a miniature bale of
cotton. On the case surrounding the doors, the
following clean-cut statement is made in golden
letters: Hubbard City. the capital of
the Panhandle of Hill county. Es-
tablished in 1881. Present popula-
ton 100. Cotton receipts for 1889, IL, 900
bales On the back of the cabinet is map of
Hill county and an engraving of the artesan
well to be bored here in the next few months.
Besides. there are jars of fruit, and some rep
tiles preserved In alcohol. Then rattlesnake's
rattle with twenty-six rattles and button, be-
sides centipede, tsrantula, etc. The collec-
ton was kurriedly gotten up, but it reflects
credit upon the mover in the enterprise. There
are mo flies on HUBBARD surely. Like its
originator and nnnesace. 'she am broad
guaged town." and is bound to "get there in
, the manner OF Eli. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

Taylor county. Tex, exhibits Is the finest
have ever seen East, West, North or South;
far ahead of anything the East can show up.
E. W. MURRAY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

The programme to be rendered by the great
Elgin band at the Spring Palace to-day is as fol-
lotrs-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

was swardedIse county of Wichita for the best
display of IA products of tho earth by the
Spring Palacs Management.