Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
HF NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE
..o,r,nLB AUXILIARY or THE
sour WORTH UNIVERSITY.
,,,nntnges which II WIN bring
IN, city and the Prospects of n
ana prosperous Career As

ann and Prosperous Career As
sured.
49, beginning Of the medical depart
-, of Fort Worth University is an
!.acn in the history Of our city the Inn
:, Of which should be fully realized
assertion Is not made as a criti-
r. az the ambition OF our people.
Ineeially of those who have always
4 a the success OF Fort Worth and her
Losperlty at heart, but simply to APP
the few who have not investi-
4, ,sa the merits OF medical school in
4 az its departments OF the great
4 reats TO be derived from such an en-
4 rorise. This opening is, in fact the
4 4 symptom of the establishment of
a., o,her nucleus about which shall
1, ther the individuals who will help
4 mike up the population OF a metrop-
is.
i nashville owes her popularity in
roe measure to her magnificent coll
! ses and universities, Philadelphia es-
8,nates the annual income of million
<5lars in cash from her students,
5hie louisville. New orleans. Kansas
4sty. Atlanta and st. Louis have shown
y al neither manufacturers or other In
ls,rles can compare in value to a
eat school in financial assistance or
Bringing a community promptly be-
re the country.
a In no other way can so many people
made equally interested In city.
Xhere Is no advertisement like capable
&ideawake professional men. No one
H. estimate the hold that Virginia
liz upon this country, gained by the
bmy OF noble men who have gone forth
4om the shadows Of her universities,
n Texas Is rapidly taking a leading
Mace among the first educational states
Il the union Her magnificent school
|nDnd prophesics the finest public school
II stem in the United States. All higher
BIZ professional educational work is
'bnsed upon the public schools. The
Nv is not far distant when upon the
hi OF Texas shall stand some OF the
Greatest II not the very greatest pro-
ID sslonnl schools OF the land, Fort
Worth has put forth her strength at
D. right time, the future makes the
wafds sure.
81 This opening, Il is said. means the
ENROLMENT of at least fifty individuals
om out OF the city. This number
q pmprlses not only young men, but
ben OF families, and not less than half
u dozen have imnortuned the dean "
Nc faculty TO lease or lent houses for
.Hhem. The fact that this enterprise
~ as undertaken at y late date, whom
1ther schools In other parts Of the con-
7fnent were opening, Is the reason why
.tllis university does not open with ~
N asst a hundred mntrlcuiutes The fac
|Nliy are positive that at tine opening of
DC next session, In OctoJr, 1895, uey
MIN have 80 or 200 studeits This Is
Enough, net only to enlist the sympa-
Ihy, but to encourage the active M
~ rest of our most prog -cs6lve citizens.
~ The faculty have the support Of the
Nadlug physicians Of Texas. us well MS
tnnose Of the Indian Territory, Arizona
and New Mexico This, In itself, IL
Enough to insure the success Of he m
sttutiOn. When We .ook Mt The geo.
fraphical situation Of For Worth,
WITH MS Immediate surrounding popu-
IN Indian Territory, and with Arizona
Ind New MrNico ON our vast ana Ar
f1ansas on our east, we are no. at \
Ess to know where the material for a
31rst-clHgs medical institution snail
pine iIom. Coupling this with tic
Qhaacter OF the flCu'.V, mon not only
~ local reputation, but OF state, ana
pme of them International repute, We
I'm not expect failure In this nov
-pndertakirE
s We will here add that It is due to
ZIG energy OF the medical profession
~ Fort Worth that we are able. IN this
'lrimary undertaking, to date ~
ttpoch which shall mark tile destlnlel
~ our city as a metropolis OF me
teouthwest. Fort Worth has Away
fome to the front with her money ant
per Influence whenever her interes
4nd welfare have been concerned. Fac
.tprles, railroads and other industries
-{hat have sought a habitat with hel
|fave always found her with opeI
s prms, heart ana purse. II n the brains
'ttnd enterprise OF the medical profession
"a Fort Worth that have accomplished
t3he undertaking of making hen med
al ana surgical center. and her peo
Lie should alike contribute their ait
"a every way to this laudable enter
>.6rlse,
"a II Is unnecessary 10 mention In de
1tail the character OF the faculty whS
<thFe sought to accomplish this under
&aking' They comprise the medica
~ hought and medical enterprise OF IN
a laie-at least We may say OF Nortl
4 eNas. II VIII be expected that th'
"A udents who attend the beginning o
4ne medical department OF the For
f}North University will have every elm
,al advantage that they would receive
"A tewhere Ia states OF similar popula
"A lon' II VIII be the aim Of the facult,
~ give their personal attention TO di
'1lacte and especially TO clinical te.trii
lgs' ana each and every one OF ia
IA udenls who shall honor them with
"A hef attendance shall have free con
"A renee with each and evpry ons o
"a e iaenlty. II VIII b. e special feat
"a OF the Institution 20 take in chnrg
"a W. student not only with the publ
4 'les Afforded by the city, but as IA
IA possible 20 lend them aid In pri
"A " practice ns far as II does not In
"a stiere with the feelings OF the pa
"A sn's In this part OF the undertaking