Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-26
SPRING PALACE NOTES.


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Things are getting noisy in and around
the Palace, and in few more days they
will begin to hum.
Visitors to the Palace will miss the
beautiful designs made by the deft fin
gers of Abiline's fair ladies.
THE GAZETTE learns with unfeigned
pleasure that the gold and white room of
last years Palace may yet be repro
duced. It would be pity that it should
not.
Messrs. Chiffon and Burnham of Hen
rietta were in the city yesterday and
made final arrangements for the exhibit
tion Of the products of that county at the
Karporama.
Any one who has song birds N 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 colored posters of the Spring Pal
ace will arrive from the photographers in
a few days. Judging from the proof
sheet, to be seen at the Spring Palace
office, they will be ''thiEgs of beauty -
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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.
Some Of the decorations for the Kar-
porama are gems i'll conception and exc
cution. Those who thought last years
Palace the perfection of beauty will have
to revise their vocabulary or they will
not be able to do the subject justice.
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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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L. NJ. Brown, of Austin, Tex. writes
for advertising matter, which he desires
to enclose in every letter he sends away.
The management is pleased to note this
interest, and will gladly send supply of
circulars to every person in the state
upon application.
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A committee of gentlemen from Dem
ton county came down yesterday to eX-
anime the Palace and select space for an
exhibit from that county. There is no
better or more prosperous county IN the
state than Denton, and they can make
fine exhibit with proper effort.
The Cotton Belt has a fine picture of
the Spring Palace on its latest folder
time table. This road will also flood the
country tributary to its road with adver-
Using matter of its own design and pub
LEGATION. The Cotton Belt works for it
self in working for the Spring Palace.
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All the way from Montgomery, Ala,
comes the good news that the East Ten
nessee and Georgia railroad is advertis-
ing the Spring Palace and working for
eXcursionists to see the finest show on
earth. By-the-way, what is Fort Worth
going to do with all these people, any
way.
In about two more days the doors will
be closed against those who want special
locations for the exhibition of their pro-
ducts, and counties will have to take
their chances with the general exhibit.
The Palace Is a goodly sized building, but
it lacks a good deal of being large enough
TO accommodate the entire state Of Tex
as. The counties that have been vigllant
and secured good locations ale to be con-
graduated.
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Taylor county is one of the finest in the
state. Abiline is one of the most sub
stantial, enterprising and progressive
towns within our borders, and the GA
ZETTE is surprised to note the absence of
that county from the list published in
these notes yesterday of the counties that
will have an exhibit at the Palace. This
is to be regretted, as it is the purpose of
the Palace to show the best Texas has to
show, and this cannot well be done with
out Taylor county answers to roll call.
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PREMIUMS TO COUNTIES.
The Spring Palace will present solid
gold medal, suitably inscribed, to that
county in the state which shall make the