Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

hrst by historical. second by literary
merit"
Mr James D. Miller. manager Of the
Gas and Fuel company. writes;
II am authorized by Messrs. George
NJ. CLARK & Co. OF Chicago. manufactur-
crs OF the Jewel gas stoves, to oner
for them az prize for the best white
lonf cake baked on Jewel stove
No. 800 Jewel gas range, price OF whlch
rs s25. This is open 20 the entire coun-
try We will have one of the stoves
on exhibition at the fair and the win
ner. ii a resident Of Dallas. Will have
the stovs delivered by US. II elsewhere;
by the local gas company, or 1t Will
be shipped direct from the factory
MIR +. v. polntwosky Of Eddy, N.
NJ. writes OF the fact that the Pecos
irrigation and Improvement company
Will make q fine display of the agri-
cultural, mineral and other resources
OF that section Of the country. That
the exhibit they propose to make VIII
be very attractive and VIII be on quite
an extensive scale. Space for this pur-
pose has been secured in the main
han.
The oleander City Nursery Of Gal
weston has applied for space for dis
play In the horticultural department.
The exhibit they say Will contain some
fine and rare specimens OF palms, the
stumps OF which are imported from
Africa. They are beautiful specimens,
Texas grown, and will make very
attractive show. They have stems
from sixteen to twenty inches In cir
conference, and are from eight 10
VII, ~ nlbn. 49, ,,'' ~, 80
Will oe sonlV itgS "eH o ,,,u as
t isi."9 y. az Nti ,ttn,' a., r,atTa a
very attractive exhibit.
The Ringen stove company OF St
Louis. through Thomas j Miller. man
-, .. e ~ - s5liar,,,a, snocini nre-
ptiuy, vi H. IA for tbe hest ioaf of
thiu'lis' N'S, -, % tisa,.it.
" 'S 49, 81 ~ iot o spe round cato XII If
whlch must be- linked on a Quick Meal
sf",,a
.,Mc.,,r.. s,,cc.eds ike success -
A cnyntnon eo,inrr A. verified So says
~, es,'1,,,,,- SEE, ia Lar +hroa a.
nart,,,s;,ts IN ho,. rbar,a Tba Increased
intsrast In TIA ztafc fsi,. has had its
inf,icnce on tho ladies' and Numbers
20 ~, ~, ~ ,',,a n,.e,. sYhi,,,tsa ha.
eorf. 49, az " a.ls,ns CO.. infarmation o, ia
no n,,n,,er nr nrocodnre In mailing
M oyhibit ana whit r. costs OTTO This
in,ornnafio,, ~ att"ovs rnrni,hed In de-
IAN Thcrs 10 ma entrance ion 10 he
naid and mo cbsrea mad. for shoyg
ease room. hut exhibitors alone can
INV .,,bitito,aS ar. sa,, sr,, ttctfsts mis-
nside frnn, 10 1ondsnrn" ,,re,,,i,,,,,,
nerersd is o,,ito an ad,,a,,tosn ,l ra,,'1
d",ts % ,t,ni,,, ~, s.,','.sst ~, 80
viaitors d,,rir,, Ia Sai, I.,tio,, ,,n,,,d
nrrs.aitnts. a., st,ao,, iatt,. at,atds,,',',
IA weil ns 10 iovers ~ gocd mat
vino are anxIn,,s ~ aysl tbsr,. .,,,s,
az IA. Uriyii,,s- ,s h,,,,t.,s. stIst,a,,,,
tioksts in nrdsr 10 o e,n e ~ LIT.
concerts In Ni,iaic nail 10 II s uy
THESE yvho 1,,iSL 30 800. -, ~
iihttors' tIS,,at -, 49,. an ~.
which viii La ,g'rtt N,ius III eNiiioi.
INV uttIo ttjn,. az aO'''e ,',l,' no.
the last moment inqt FOR ~ ,, up az az
an exhibit Va
The Dalrhters Of tho C,,s,ao.o,,.
have obtained space in tbe Eats. AZ
partment for a men1orial roono ir
which will be dIsplnvod rs,ics - ti,a
war, and they ar. ,yorlring hard Ia
make this collection one 81 historical
interest. OF course IL will oonalst ~
loans. and all who possess nementoea
OF value viii aid the cause by COM
municating with Mrs. Katie Cabell
Currie, tho president of the Daughters
or the Confederacy. Mrs. Currie has
also secured the privilege of bnvIng
n bazar In the ladies' department,
Where fonoy articles Will be sold for
the dement, OF the monument, and
20 Png LOT ms privilege each lady
VII, Viz SoHtilputes Nrtlcles TO the bazaar
u, IN o' eptNnu 70 make an exhibit
'ANs "a -hAAss
VhviEy, inc eNhiblt TO consist
-, az i."st lhree articles Applica-
aSh IN, Spape are cpihlng IN daily.
NV WI p,s prospeets OF DIG crops
,yiu Ihrpp n Ur we sleNt state OF Texas
the ,,nrtd ~, ,o,l.,, lily 10 SNOW 10
hibition mo-, oa Wiz grand eX-
nuni st,te ,,.i,,,se u. tneir an
nntionni ra,ut,i,o, W." " more IMAM
Mrs Iiille shaver s,,,a,t,,o,,1.,,. 90
the eduentionnI 5en,, ,,l,,,, 80,
LaGrnngo one az tbe hri,hto,, -
most ntiractiyo nor,,,ot, 80 ahu
sion, and su,nerin,on,is,, "a %
scented the fair work ~ tb,,, ana so,,
oral tenchers nrom,sed ~ coa,r,,',,,,
Miss Wiueford Of tscror,' s, ~,
work from tho nr,rnsr,, 1a, p,euseu
and Miss Vettnr ~ ES,,n,ta,',iit ~ =
tnnienI work. nna 40, ,',., vi,ie ~
her little folks sHyna 80 .ts aIutn
beautlfil school wori' ,,,o ~. nio s'
seen was found n, Ear,, o.s,.,,i, e w,
der SUPERINTENDENT I,o"nev,s H. Az, III
and A was cheerfniiy co,,,,.,,,,,s, y.
tho eShibIt~ :"
Referrlnr IN tho snao,oi ..,..
offered and nuhIisbed a., ip,, u,.
days News for evtiht,s Il, ~ sun
tIonnI dcnnrt,,sn, - ~ nv euuca-
ment doaircs to Ia, n, az ihanase-
reference 10 praaes az ~. 'Hiy nus
Henry Muller editor AZ ~ I'm. ~,
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