Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13
THEY WILL ALL BE- lnEnt
wIrH THEIR SISTERS AND COUSINS
AND AuNTs.
Farmers, Statesmen, Mechanics hu-
itors, Merchants, Lawyers, my
sicians and Everybody In Every
IIpe-cettinE Ready for Crowds.

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sieians and Everybody In Ever,
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tu me- oct 12-The Texas
Da''NS' $500, aai,aa Nv
Stock ana fArm 'ourh''
George Il. Loving. says of the 1eNas
st,,a Fan. and DALLAS Exposition:
-, a.. ,,,,rs remain until
pu' t,.t,.
/ the opening OF TIE IeNas 9'A'e az
and Dallas Exposition. This is the
.,r,atost evsnt in the Industrial line in
go, - a., o,,,,,essad IA,
the "hoie Sou'ii' "''N' =,
the Journals correspondent IN aho''er
I column. will be grander than ever,
,,,ht,, ,noans !, qrent deal Every man
"'',r'' ,,..-.a,s :. ,istt the
IN IeNas owes 10 nlil'se't ~ ''7''
| fair and he owes It to his family TO take
/ tba,n alonR. The, railroads have put
- -. 49,, o,a al, ,revAa should
idle9 ""' uN"'' "'-
attend
Daniel O'Connor Lively, associate cd
| it)r of the Journal. came over from
Fort Worth today He said to the Ga
/ zette correspondent after visiting the
grounds: u predict great fair and
I tAluEllluA inns gtuls AAN AafN oNNNAH
men are coming az they never did be-
fore and the agr.eulturlsts and horu-
culturists will be largely represented.
The exhibits will be unusually fine"
The immortal William a. Shaw,
editor of the Texas Farmer, says edi-
tonally OF the fair and exposition
"If YOU are able IT will not be wise
to fail to visit tile great State Fair at
Dallas Here you can BY comparison
arrive at correct conclusions on almost
all subjects: Horses, cattle and other
live stock, machinery, wagons, buggies,
dairy appliances, apiary applances-in
fact everything. Those fond Of racing
will see the finest stables IN the world
and perhaps the fastest recorded time.
The Dallas Fair is the geratest adyer-
usemen, Texas 1as 1t VIII do more to
bring immigration to the state than al
most any other influence"
Farmer Shaw is working energeti-
cally for the success Of the enterprise
c. IL. Bailey in charge of the Dallas
department OF the journal, was on the
grounds today and expressed his de-
light at the very advanced cOuditIcn Of
affairs and the outlook for great
agricultural, horticultural and mechtn-
ical exposition. MIR. Bailey predicts a
great attendance this year at the fair.
This has been very busy day in the
buildings and on the grounds. Hum
drcds OF exhibitors are getting their
displays in shape and the horsemen
and live stock breed .rs came IN in
large numbers The scene in Machine
ry and Power halls is one OF hustle
and great activity. and all the great
implement houses and manufacturers
doing business in the sou.h sre getting
their exhibits in shape. j. NJ. Howell.
vice president OF the Texas Hurticul-
tural association, began on the horu-
cultural exhibits today. He said To
the Gazette correspondent: II will
have the hearty cooperation and as
sistanee of many Of our leading hor-
tieulturists IN arranging the exhibits"
h. II. Purdey. who has been attend
ing the Hill County Fair. came IN To-
day He said to the Gazette correspond
ent: Every man I spoke 10 at the
I'M County Fair promised to attend
the great State Fair - Dallas. The
farmers and stock breeders are all
coming. They are in good shane this
year and look for a magnificent enter
prise" Mr.. Purdey predicts a great
racing program this year ana the
largest attendance OF those Interested
in turf sports in the history Of the as
ISOLATION.
N. c. Harllee. superintendent of the
colored department OF the state Fair
has appointed Miss NJ L. Jewell mu.
steal directress OF Colnred Peoples dav.
Monday October % Mrs u l.,
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