Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02
FROM THE COTTON PALACE CITY
IMMENSE CROWDS WILL VISIT
WACO TODAY.
the Cotton DeIt n. Feature IN the
Cowboy raradr-siore Clerk. In the
Post omee-Dr. Douriana's hesig-
nation.

'~hN aAu ShbusIAN3 HAg ~ t'AH '~PNt'-'
Palace. and was highly successful. The
city was thronged with visitors. the
attendance seeming to increase "a the
exposition draws to close.
At the Cotton Palace this afternoon
the school children made a pretty pic
ture. on the large stage ten flights Of
steps were erected and between each
alternately We're red and white stream
era. while the upper left hand corner
formed a blue back ground. The chill
dren. 800 in number. seated IN rows
between each atreamer made an i'm
mcnse picture OF the American nag,
dotted oyer with ehilren's faces. The
program consisted OF several reclta-
lions and chorus or 300 chidren's
voices. accompanied by the Iowa state
band
The anvil CHORUS from III Trovatore."
rendered by the children and the
band was grand, and received high
I cncOmiums.
Dr. u. C. Buresen, president OF Bay
] Tor university, and Prof. Charles n.
I Alexander, superintendent % the city
! public schools, occupied seats on the
1 platform.
The usual crowds came in today from
Z al directions, tie Aransas Pass bring
/ ms 1900 people from points along their
I line,
Large crowds are expected here to-
morrow from Fort Worth, Dallas. Hills
bOro and other North Texas cities
on account of the low rates offered BY
the railroads.
j. II Smith. local agent Of the Katy,
received the following telegram last
night, which indicates something Of
the crowd.
J. n. Smith, waco. Tex.-Next sun
dhy. December .. we Will give Waco
and the Cotton Paiace tho greatest
excursion ever known to the Central
city Of TeNHs Thougands Will wonder
ht us attractions and hospitality, Adj
wise all interested 10 be prepared to
Ie'd and receive the multitude.
Fort Worth, Tex, New. 30.
sanger Bros, or Dallas will be repre-
scented IN the excursion from that city
tomorrow by 200 employees.
They VIII come IN special cars, and
WIN be entertained by the employees OF
Inc hrms Waco establishment,
ON arriving the entire force will be
marched TO Sanger Bros. store. where
they VIII inspect the same, ufter which
they VIII proceed TO the roof Garden
OF me Waco NHtHtorium whore lunch
VIII be served and then thoy viii be
teHVH 70 tne cotton Palace for the
balance Of the day. Col, pairgtL with
his usual llbcrality, kindly offered thn
use OF the roof garden to Sanger Bros.
ana their employees which was very
sratefOlly accepted, Altogether, this
promises 10 be quite an event, as me
combined force OF Sanger Bros, Dallas
Ang waco, VIII number between 400
ana lou people In a Few words Sanger
Bros, OF Waco VIII entertain their |
quests IN y right royal manner
me follower letter has been received |
~ tne general promoter OF the Cotton
Dear Friend stewart Next wednea.
Farm and Ranch at lis own exncnsa
WIZ bring from Dallas In a special car |
poly OF machinery, Implement ANA |
Neulcle Dealers The Farm and Ranch |
mas these gentlemen as their p1lesfs !
a 'llt nl5 doing This IN honor OF Waco's |
IN, ,p tiae, ! should think there would |
~ Iolty or htly In the party. Yours |
very truly. Drank y. H0LLAND
The Cotton Belt exhibit ON Covgho,,
any was the subject Of general cnn-
graduation to It's origlnators. win |
tne cowboys ana eowmen OF Teyaa |
~, ~ no person moro popular than |
~ w blrhec OF Fort Worth 1.-Two Stock 4
NBent Of the Cotton Bolt Barber WA
more th1n I'm 1t" yesterdnv vim M
ceiehtatorS, lie IL right at home win
vatUemeh ana In constant touch ,vitb
ueul Ihey AL Hike jerry, and declare
it s1' more clever al round GOOD fel- I
low car not be found In Texna RAJ. I
pee was with the boys heart nnd so,u
yeHtgrdRy, and as he trudred nlnnt,
clueNlns the mile or 40 of n ,yhtu IT,
earrled, and yelling Gee" 'lInv,, "a
, ,ne twenty head OF steers which wore
y '', ,ti,,5 M" exhibit, he was every inch
y COWBOY WHATS the mntter Win
Jerry exclaimed the cowmen ycst",'
unN ana thon came the rorrain "ff,p,
~ rlkht The following were the I'M
pllehs on some OF the strcnmcrs
I'M rom tho long line OF steers. I'VE
tnm i ig t9g cotton Belt" 1--WE orrer
louis aud Chlcngo:' 1--WE hoiH a. W o.
oru OUT Of Waco To Chicnp,, =" ,,t,,,,.
nletto vs. Rush them throuph,n ~,
nave the hest OF Feeling ma "',to-,,,
tSn R9, ci, tattle shipped via the Cot
u,tr..S y. 20 not nave that tired fp.I-
nv ,nN, an We ask ~ trinl-,(ye Mir
MaNt YOU conylgcodW "Onr ,In." WI
satisfactory to everybody" 's Is
the VISIT Of ~ NJ Hamilton. noat-
o ,',N Inspector to Waco several anvs
ren,oyi. ~ uua'rstood may result In n
t,rlleIy 70 the difficulties Ppatn,ae,nr
I,'ia.uFlisen Rhors under bv reSs%, ~
wy entirely Inadequate forre ~ W
plnNes az the nOstoilice. A nuubor
n ,i.sys mon, Including ]. M. pig.
6 ~ Al, y sullivan. y s. NTcI.engan
~, =, morrison and others hold n con
isrehcc with Mr.. Hamilton reIatIyo ~
,,, matter aud to devise WAYS and
means for securing an additional an, Snu
~ ut. ttlBslna, In conversation Win ,bc 9
N'tseNH correspondent STATED M
whie Mr.. Hamilton did nor depin,,, III 4,
70 pc unsatisfactory, still the inforn,as
Won CLEANED was that the civii ssr,'ino
as .,,,l,l poiey governing nustofllees in
aceoruance with the law enaetei b~
cNhHress. virtually preciudes No.
muster from managing hls onice s,.,,H
INV uegree OF efficiency which cnniI ~,
.o,ulAlhVl We're the control ana nnvre,. ~
Wv pes!master not hedgrd nho,,t ~.
many OF the civil servlep ,,,ies ~, ~
wnleh employees feel more or lose infe
niVnuett OF the postmaster. This IL
,,nouSnt could only be remedied IN
INV which shall grant pnstmasio,..,
Slcat,er power over their forces Nj u
Hamilton stated that Wacn IA /,
NV ny ~ large force as the law allow
", ana ne recommended vigorous nr- ;
.i,o9n ~ me commercial club. with n NJ. I
.ilioh from that body To the fhIrf n "
'NVRht postmaster general for RELIEF T.
complaints have been maao AL, u
growing in number rseRnti, ~ ai,u
h Y, snort weights IN Hour manu- aet,r, y
q ana put UP locally A mumbsr ~ i