Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-24

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| TEXAS SPRING PALACE.
Abilene Reporter: The Palace opened at Fort
Worth Saturday under the most favorable cir
cumstances. Everything was in readiness for
the occasion, and thousands of people attended
| the opening. To describe Texas Spring Palace
| is impossible. AS we all know, it is an imposing
| structure covered with the products of Texas,
and unique appearance The interior decorae
| tons are also of Texas products, and here the
artist and decorator have done their
of the day the Palace is pref
ty, indeed, but in the glare of the thousands OF
electric lights at night Its brillancy and beauty
! cannot be described To the citizen of Texas il
| is instructive as well as pleasing. To the Wis
| itors from abroad it is such a surprise such a
novelty, such beautiful picture Of the wonder
| full resources of Texas that it fills them with
| ecstacy and admiration. exciting in them an in
terest in this state never before dreamed OF.
The Palace is grand enterprise. The people
| Of Fort Worth have done well the task they
| proud of that enterprising city and the Spring
Palace that she gives tn them.
'tEagle; in ae wIlbarger ROOM. has
! got the best wheat and oats in the Pal
ace," is ting popular cry.
j.. The EXHIBIT OF Denton county is still
attracting classification of every visitor
at the Palacek5p fact a VISIT there is not
| complete until you have seen this artistic
display. Sop andexsmine it.
The peoplsds Denton and Pilot Point
are all invited b the Palace on next
Tuesday 6sFe, ST round trip. Children
under twetge yeaF3half fare from either
The gold medal that was awarded to
Wichita county for the best display of
the products of the earth is now in pos !
session of Mr.. John Howard at Wichita
headquarters in she Palace building,
and every one{efnvited to call and m
speot it. Mr. Howard is so modest,
however, thart tie honor of wearing the +,
medal is emharrassing to him, and he5
has sent for ne of4sWichita Falls fair
daughters tdpome doSn and share the
hohors with him and relieve him to some
extent the embarrassment of his POSI-
ton.
San Saba county presents opportuni-
. ties on every hand for good investments,
and those that will make quick and prof.
liable returns. Water power can be had
cheaply to run nearly any kind of ma
, chinerE, and factories of any kind will
meet with the hearty support of the peo-
pie of San Saba. The men who under
take to deVelop the wonderful iron de-
posts of thisxoounty- will strike untold
wealth. Thise is equal in quality to the
ore found atsBiruifnghRm, Ala, and
to-day can be bought in tracts large
enough to justifykhe outlay of the most
t.
a short time vii gssby before the value
of these deposits are practically known,
ana hum 3 sachinefsy Twill be heard on
every hands
San Saba needs q railroad, and the
first CONTRARY that will Build across her
borders VIII not only at once receive q
large business but plenty of support from,
the county to help construct the road.
OF the San Saba county exhibit at the
Palace some one has said:
A treasury of natural resources Is San
SABA county. Her rich and varied COL
lection of native products, consisting of
wheat, corn, oats and other grains, is
well supported and set of by the part
representing her rich mines, woods and
vegetables. A choice banner displays
the wordsN "San Saba; the Best
Watered County IN the state,'' and a
map shows NE numereus magnificent
springs with (which Frovidence has
favored the cogRty. The exhibit of min
erals, building stotS and granite is
nothing less then superb, while the
woods will bear e6nparison with the best
exhibits in thatlifi in the Palace.
, All Of the Sapova is true and much
more could bsshad. But there is an
other matter We wish to set before the
world. SaSaba caIseompete with the
world in aith; in va5iety of products
of the fartksan mine; ID. the prosperity
and moraaIty of her psaple, and her
doors are er open to tie new conner.
If you want 70 engage in Farming and
want the advantages of q certain crop,
a good market and q large yield, oome-tF
San Saba. II you wish to engage in
horticulture where you can raise nearly
any known fruit, come TO San Saba. II
you wish to engage ID mining come 20
San Saba and help to develop the mex
haustless deposits OF iron and coal,
which as yet, are almost untouched.
Next Tuesday will be Hardeman
county day at the Spring Palace, and
great many people Will be in attendance
On that day from that new and enter
prising county. Farming in Hardeman
1dtes Ddck Only TOUR years, yet uuElnB
the intervening time has made great adj
until to-day she is one Of the
foremost counties of Northwest Texas,
and the committee on awards at the
Spring Ralace have given this county the
honor offthe "silver medal'' for the
Iecond Beg exhibit of the products of the
'arm. Hazdeman co1pzy Is the objeo-
i've point OF many A1me-seekers, and
III who visit here are more than pleased.
While at the Rhiaa examine their ex-
libit of wheat fs, corn, rye, barley.
orghnm, frys vegetables-in fact
RS farm produces. The
whole exhibifs marvel of beauty,
moving rarsaste II its arrangement,
fond in d new a country.
Come to th5Palace on pext Tuesday and
ak to thE people from Hardeman
county and 1karn all y9u can about it
rom those who have triea it as place OF
esidence and are competent judges OF
Is worth. Che population Of Hardeman
8 made up of people from nearly all the
lder states, yet all are more than
LEASED with their new home, and one
nd all Jealous in the work towards the
Ipbuilding Of Hardeman county.
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