The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT
UPON THE
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ADvTlslNo AGENCY
CONDUCTED BY
GEO. p. ROWELL g. CO.,
NO. Al PARK ROW,
NJ IL w YOR *.

II is indeed no surprise that their house 4
| so prosperous, and that they are the lead.
ing advertising agents In the world. We
would prefer, so fur rs we are concerned, u
have column or E-0re OF miscellaneous nd
| vertisements from this firm, than to receive
| the same amount made up of one direct from
each house on their list. The commission
allowed il saved up by losses, rs they pay
every cent they contract for, and pay II
promptly, and the keeping of one open ac-
| count with such firm is much pleasanter
than with the thousand persons whom they
send us advertisements for. Geo. p. Rowell
Il Co. do not "bore us" TO take IL out In trade.
They do an honorable, legitimate trade, on a
business basis. They pay their bills when
due, on presentation, If found correct. II
publishers, having dealings with them, want
erything from spring bOdkin to q cylinder
press-types, inks and all, they I'LL their Or
ders promptly. ut manufacturers prices, and
we can say that we have received the best
newspaper and book ink ever furnished us
and ut n lower price than we ever bought
for elsewhere The Republican has had
dealings with this house for over six years,
and in that time, we never have had any
reason to complain OF our treatment-l Meri-
den Comm Republican.
AS the proprietors of the first and most
extensive or these agencies In New York,
they are well qualified to furnish informa-
ton. The details of the work transacted by
the agency, and the way 1t Is done, the per-
fiction of the arrangements for facilitating
the act of advertising by relieving the adj !.
vertiser OF trouble and expense, and bring
ing before him all the various mediums
throughout the country, with the necessary
knowledge pertaining TO them, are given
with minuteness that leaves nothing to be
desired. All the particulars respecting the
character and position ofa newspaper which
an intending advertiser desires to KIN w are
placed before him in the most concise FORM
New York Times, June 7, 1874.
Are, without doubt, the leading advertise
ing agents Of the United States. and, there
fore, of the world. They have, by the free,
liberal and yet well directed use of money,
built themselves up In the esteem of the
leading publishers and advertisers of the
continent, and by an unusual energy have
succeeded in perfecting in every detail bu-
siness that more than anything else tells of
the growth and importance of the newspaper
business [Memphls (Tenn,) Appeal. sssg
Their business has grown to be something
enormous. Every paper In the country is on
file at their office, and IL Is no uncommon
thing for them to receive mail of fifteen or
twenty bushels of newspapers.-[ Norwalk
Comm Gazette.
Have completely systematized the bust
ness, and after five years experience we can
truthfully state that we find the firm to be
prompt, courteous, coRREcT.-tGrayville Qll)
Independent.
They can be relied upon in every way, be-
Ing worthy of implicit confidence New Or
leans (La.l Price Current.
While advancing their own interests, ad-
vance those also of every publisher South
Bethlehem pa Progress.
The trustworthy business character and
enterprise is wei refiected.-IUtica IN. W
Herald.
: Have completely sYsrEMATIzEp the BUSH
Qll.I Reflector.