Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

pie wanted to see, when they did want
TO see them they wanted them badly
and very quickly. yet on this occasion
all were glad OF an opportunity TO
welcome them TO the city.
Hon. Samuel 4. Canip was thnn In
troducod, and In behalf OF the citizens
Of Fort Worth. extended words OF well
como TO the visitors. Recounting some
of the marvellous discoveries that had
been made by the profession. and the
great missions Of mercy ami humanity
which were their daily lot. he paid
high tribute to their universal and un-
RENTING care and labor IN Behalf of
suffering humanity from the cradle TO
the grave. Their associations are such
as 10 facilitate the Interchange Of ideas
and promote the advancement OF hui
man welfare.
DIR, Bacon Saunders followed, and in
tho name of the medical profession of
Fort Worth, babe the brethren from
abroad thrice welcome within the hos
pitable gates OF the city. Fort Worth
opens Its hearts and Its doors to all.
from every point--from the plains of
the Panhandle to the black waxy
fields OF Central Texas and from the
extreme southern borders of the state
where the mosquito sings his cute
song all the night long" This meeting.
he predicted, would be n notable one
in the annals OF the association. and
called upon the shades OF their de-
parted members TO watch over their
proceedings during these sessions.
Or. p. q. Coleman, OF Colorado city,
president OF the association was then
introduced. and In a YER few brief
and most appropriate efmarks. ac-
knowiedged the cordial words Of well
come that had been addressed to the
association. and stated that the warm
and graceful welcome accorded them
vas hirhlv anpreciated. and in the
name on the association and on its be-
half he authorized the eloquent speak
ers 10 return the thanks OF the associa-
tlon to the hospitable citizens OF Fort
Worth.
-, -, 49,. 1891, q, ordar mr.
Lhe ron ear psi.,t n 80 me, ~ n,,r.
sauhuers oa,eu ~ ~, aie p.,,,n,,rnod
iuIn pe'hh lo,u - -. 80, t,,tiy 81.
tnat tne nssoela. i., WI ,na ~ ,,ansac,,nn
s e. h,.,,,,a aN 'sS'
oi r uus'i .,eesa4ar,, mr. IT Ayest Of
tne sev'e.ai ~. ,,., rannrt
GaNeston, lenu NE u", ao,,, y
wmcn was orutreu ~ ssts MI, a, arao,ntaa
mlttee, as usual tns Vs'Ai ra,,.s,s ard
Drs: =, N. AieAh, ,' - ,,,.,oo
II; Garnner ~ SUN ,s.,.t ,,,os the, .,,h.
nv tts"sp.e H., ,,, .tn,,,,,, a
,ni ,. saez q IN .ba treas,ry The
] .,-a.i,sns ,,,as roforrad 10 co,nmittee
consisting OF Dts; ~ y, Rai"cs' w. a.
Watkins ana W, r.. ssa a,,s., At. an
Ihe presluen. 'n *, naa,a,io, caii.
nuai messase ~ 'ie -. 49, - noin,.
ing attsnti9l 70 = ..nS co. Nc In
/ Wnlch snouiu ~ o', .a. - - s,.e..,,h ~
l crease OF tne ie.', 49,, Nc ren,orits
the ORGANIZATION, ~ X, ,sso,,,nrv ~
with warm ,ripute ~ Wv u
their departed n1e,lpsi, 80 .,.t,,, IN.
Buris or ms cry. ,,,ta as tio ,vo,,id he
i hope that their uelipe1Ai'9n9 .,,, .,as.
/ pleasant ana prpr,.ao,s a H., ,,,os "a
hospitable CITY. Ine uuuIsss IT, y,
ferred 10 q conmi,eee u,a,ise,. a
Drs. J. ~ WILSON, W. bi"ho0A anu
A. N. Denton ~,
me luuicis' n9u eo, Inc consider
together NM h,,airass THE members
alton OF tns,i .a, a,ci,d,rg those an
OF tne op'nnl,s,ee, as,Sent 10 mi the
pointed by Wv ,,,s.si ,hei, arr,vai
\ places OF anseh'eoS uii''' ''s
Us as iolloWsi r.,,,, cha,rman.
Dr. j. q Logglnf % i1il,iis, 70. ISra
DR.. "a Ashton, l,aias. ~ ne. ~ II Non.
J. w; McLnuE,iiin' 9sssas osare. 4, n.
day. Terreii, u. - '1 ~ S,1iars Grand
Camp. LewlsylDe; .. -. !. if"i NtoGee.
view r., - III. ,,.,,.,' Mineral Wells
Rice; j. II. BiscNnurh, sn .,i,'a' ~, sacrs-
The commitiee 70 ~. sNa ~ tot,ovyinv
tary's report SUNNY. e 80 ana
which on fnot'oh ""s
| ordered nieu' -..... ..,,.n,s th,t the
The secretary reI'n s.s. ~ AZ ordl-
nary members ma .Wsn,s Inoii.s iSos
airy menlpers. shsyl ana three honor,