Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04
OUR HANDSOME HOTEL WORT \
10 DE OPENED TO IT'S PATRONS
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
A Large Hosteiry Elegantly Fur
Mshed and in Charge OF ono
Of ths state's Most eenini Nom
ifases--A Credit to tho Ctr.

The new Hotel Worth to be opened TO
It's guests next Wednesday IS nearly
completed and is Undoubtedly one OF
the most ercdltabie Enterprises OF the
kind In the state. 1t is, as all Fort
WORTHLESS and the general travelling
public know. situated on Main street
between Seventh and Eighth and runs
back half n block. 1t is Ave stories In
height and from cellar to garnet IS
fitted out with the handsomest hotel
Furnishings to be procured.
From the day the first dirt was
thrown towards its erection It has been
one of the chief topics OF conversation
and there is not man, woman or
child In the city who is not proud OF It's
presence. 1t marks new era In the
history of Fort Worth hotels and the
maine Of its manager, Mr., w. r. Hard
wick. formerly Of Amarillo. is sufficient
guarantee OF It's worth In more ways
than because Of It's name. There ia
not hotel man In all the state more
popular or genial. lie knows every
Knight OF the Grip" and everybody
else with whom he ever came In con-
tact. For years very successfully ard
probably conducted the Plans towns
leading hosiery and came to this city
where his genius and talent Tor tho
management OF such IN ENTERPRISE
could find ample room 10 Ner1isc thor
faculties. He numbers drung h'L
friends all those wac s,er stopped with
him and can safety count ON their
further patronage.
fafH.
OF the building Il Is rs pret'S as a
picture throughout. Handsomely tiled
flooring. large rooms, neat offices,
barber shop and Captain Maoa' g
saloon, containing the handsomest and
costilest fixtures ever seen In Texas
and everything TO drink from soda
water to Kentucky coloners cocktail,
forms the attractions Of the first door.
Ascending the elevator or stairway
one finds a large and beautifully deco
rated parlor. Handsome oak furniture,
soft velvety Brussels carpet and all
the air OF luxury that surrounds the
residences OF the wealthy. Further to
the rear Is one of the largest aud pref
| TEST dining rooms to be found in any
| hotel west of New orleans.
To the left and FAR enough away to
4 prevent the savory Kitchen odors from
| reaching the guests is the home Of the
o
range. and everything necessary. to the
| preparation OF board enough 70 feed O
| regiment Of Indians, Is found with Il
| The chief cook Is chef from Chicago
an artist in his line, his
services command a higher salary
than most hotel propriotori
would even think OF paying IL,
brought with him from the WINDY
! CITY, his assistant. cooks and abou
| twenty OF those smiling. attentive ant
pretty Chicago girls, OF which thCll
New York friends tank 80 much about
as Mattresses. This feature alon,
would bring liberal patronage from GU
Texas gallants
And the rooms are In keeping will
the rest OF the houses appointments
| They are there in large numbers. single
double, suits OF three, four and i've. Al
IRE furnished alike In handsome oal
furniture. Brussels carpeting and nd
Joining are bath and toilet rooms 10
'aGles and gentlemen, All tho hallway
are covered within the same eXcellcn
quality OF carpetlng.
II is handsome enterprise for an,
city aud the people OF Fort Worth an,
| its adjacent territory are not slow 4
recognize Its merits.
Wednesday morning, the day III,
nuaplcious and convincing news o
DemOcracy's victory will be fully con
hrmed. the house viii be thrown opei
to its friends and for one week In,
public viii be invited 10 thorough,
4 Inspect every floor and every room
This will give the skeptlcal an Idea o
how guest Is 10 be treated and con
vince all that there Is real worth be
hind the talk OF It's grandeur.
The view from any Of the rooms Il
magnificent From the upper floor
the whole city and It's surroundings Il
spread out like the enchanting vlslor
Of panorama thrilling to the eye
Every room is an outside one. and al
the air that Is In circulation In warn
weather VIII be received. The entir,
building Is fitted out with steam
heating apparatus, gas and elec,rl
light electric call BELLS ana supplied
with the best OF artesian water from ,
wen in the rear OF the building.
No hotel ever had brighter futur,
IN appearance and the praises It's pro
prletor receives from those who know
him Is proof positive that thcy lntent
to pay him as frequent visits as posi-
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