Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
THE NEW SOUTHWEST.

The Reception of the New Fort Worth Journal
The following notices from state pa
pers show how the new journal with the
above title IS being received as medium
of advertisement for the great resources
of the greatest state in the Union;
The April number of the New South
west is a beautifully printed and well
edited magazine, adorned with fine illus
trations and in every way rejecting
credit on its managers. 1t is devoted to
the agricultural and immigration inter
ests of Texas and Mexico, and is calcu-
lated to do excellent work for BOTH
Houston Post.
New Southwest, published at Fort
Worth is magnificent advertisement of
the resources Of Texas. Among its many
other attractions are several very fine
engravings of public buildings, and also
the pictures of several leaders in the
movement to better the condition of the
stOckraisers of Texas Jacksboro Ga
Zette.
Fort Worth and Texas have never
possessed better advertising medium
than that handsome monthly periodical,
the New Southwest, published by N. T.
Green at Fort Worth, Tex. We have re-
ceived the April number, which is splep-
dikly embellished with fuIl-page engrav-
ing of the highest style of art, and
brif1full of interesting matter in regard
to the greatness of Texas and some of
her successful .-[Paradise Messen-
ger. Y
We he'd both our hands aloftin rapt
admiratisn of the elegant New South
west, u janrnal devoted to the Interests
of the SOUTHWEST, - April Rambler, with
a number Apage picturesthe finest that
ever came . hand fEgn4 Fort Worth,
Tex. The pfsnting Yaelarge, clear-cut,
and on the whole a. marvel of beauty;
and the reading mattsr was of the very
best kind. ThaeasFgetic citizens of Fort
Worth are consTAsn1ated upon the splen-
did makeup et#his new venture, and
have every vsgtt to feel prodigions
pride in it. suHnY Cline, Dallas.
We are inFecelpk of the first number
of the NeM Sout invest, published month
ly at Foft Worth byEN. T. Green, and is
devoted&o all material interests of the
great Southwest. IFS very valuable
publieation, and will Become an efficient
auxiliary i'll hastenings rapid develop
menksof the inexhausEtble resources of
thisyountry .-[Claude Aggus.
TIE Star this week wefeemes the New
SOUTHWEST of Fort Worth u its exchange
list NJ Baird Scar.
The New Southwest, a manthly period
ical devoted to real estate apa the devel-
opment of Texas, is on our exchange ia
BILE. The Southwest is published at Fort
Worth, and should be we'll supported by
that city, for it deserves it. Several fine
full-page illustrations Of prominent men
and buildings form an attractive feature
of the magazine, and its editorial de-
partment is well conducted. The Her
aid wishes it success Il Wichita Herald.
We have received copy of the New
Southwest, published at Fort Worth. It's
pages are full of much interesting matter
In regard to New Mexico as well as Texas.
We wish the proprietors OF the journal
istic venture success, and hope they may
be the means of bringing immigration to
this state II Comanohe Chief.
The New Southwest, published at Fort
Worth, is on our table. 1t is replete
with valuable information, and but for
the fact that the binder got twelve
pages turned bottom end up, would be
one of the neatest publications of it's
kind in the country Eagle Lake
Canoe.
NEW SOUTHWEST.
The Review found an elegant illus
trated journal upon its exchange table
this week. The frontal page is uncom-
mon and unique. This is local publi-
cation by n. T. Green of Fort Worth,
and contains about forty pages of we'll
printed Industrial and general news re-
garding the Southwest. We trust the
publication unlimited success. IL Fort
Worth Trade Review.