Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-01

~ go beyond one hundred. Thus has
sprung up In our midst an institu-
tion which means more to our city ana
state than we can now easily cstlm-
ate MIR. II. c. Holloway says this
medical school Ii one OF the greatest en-
terpriEes ever started In Fort Worth.
The Fort Worth Promotive league.
quick 10 sec good thing givee the
medical s.ht Ol hearty rnd rnthutlahti3
endorsement. nll thinking Fort Worth
is OF one opinion concerning tho merit
OF this institution.
There are Few thinEa In regard TO
the enterprise not 30 well known, Tho
first AMI most prominent IN the very
remarkable cNprehhiOn OF public spirit
which our physicians have SHOWN In
giving their faithful and wcll prepared
work 20 the school DAY after day last
year This nlH0 without amy remunor-
alton whatever, They have thus made
this great HucocHs possible, For the
use Of the school q good building worth
$1,000 has been prepared and also more
than $1,000 worth Ut apparatus prnyid-
ed, by far the greater part Of this paid
for out OF the income of the school.
The trustees have announced that $500
would ulour the plant OF all Indebted
moss, For this amount II IL expected
TINT committee OF interested gentle
men viii within q few days call upon
our public spirited citizens, We be-
speak for them a cordial hearing and n
prompt aud Generous response From
and after this time the school viii be
able To entirely take care Of itself
plana are being made for q building to
be erected for Il In the near future TO
cost from $4,000 To $4,000 u IN ef-
timated that among other advantages
which the school w 10 the city II IN a
financial one In that II hrlngH un this
year not less than $4,000 ana a reasun-
able estimate is that within nve years
II win DO worth from $4,000 to 100000
annually to the city.
II will be Of interest to all 10 know
who are directly responsible FOR this
prize which we have gained The
members OF the bohrd OF trustees reri-
dent In Fort Worth are Rev o. l.. Fish
er. II. D., N Harding. F u. Thomp-
son, NJ D.. George T., Mes. ~ H. llnr-
foll. N u, Moore. \. =. DlnRoc.
Medical department Fort Worth uni
versity, Rev oHcar l.. Fisher, A, NJ.
II, D.. president of university. faculty
Flins Y Heall ". D., professor NJ prin-
zeal surgery william a. Adams, A. NJ.
NJ. ~. professor OF principles and pric-
tico of medicine and clinical medicine,
William T., Burts ~ -, Professor Of
obstetrics; Amos clark walker, NJ D.,
professor Of anatomy and clinical SUR
gerry; Frank u. Thompson, NJ. D.. pro-
fesHpr OF gYnocology md surgical dis
eases OF women, Julian Y, Flold. NJ D.,
professor OF operative and clinical gym.
geology. Bacon Saunders, NJ D. profess
sor ~ operative aud clinical surgery
William A. DurlnBer, NJ, D., professor
OF gonlto urinary and rectal dlaoases
Edgar Douk capps. NJ D., professor OF
Psychology and lecturer on dlHoaacs Of
brain and nervous system. Ira Carleton
Chase, a. H., professor Of chemistry
and toxioology; Frank Gray, NJ, D.,
professor OF dlncasoa NJ eye, ear, noHe
and throat; william u, Howard, NJ D.
professor OF histology pathology and
bncierloloFy; Ernest l.. Htephcna, NJ
10. professor OF matorin medica aud
therapeutics: James Anderson, NJ ~,
professor Of dcrmntolugy and ayphi-
ology, william Beverly West, NJ D.,
professor OF diseases u rhlldron John
w. Irlon. NJ. D.. professor OF hygiene
and lecturer on physical diHHnosisi
David II. Fly, NJ. D.. demonatrator VI
ANATOMY.
II il q matter OF no smali interest 10
the school that II has the following
able gentlemen representing the state
at large na an ndvisory board;
!. NJ Fort, NJ D., Paris, Tex. Ferd-
Inland Herff. NJ. D.. Fan Antonio, Tex:
ID y. stunrt. NJ. D., Houston. Tex;
Sampson Eagon, ~. D.. Dallas, Tex;
w, Fly. ". D., Galveston. Tex; J. 7.
Wilson, NJ. D.. SHERMAN, Tex; ]. 70.
Giicreeat. NJ, D., oainervIile, Tex; Sam
Il. burroughs. NJ. D., Raymond, Tex;
y. G. Coleman, NJ D.. Colorado City.
Tex: j. d. Buroh. NJ. d., Aurora,
Tex; A. l.. JuBtloe, NJ. D., Ell Paso.
Tex.