The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-03
IllSCElL ANE0US.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT
ppoN THE
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ADVISING AGENCY
CONDUCTED by
GEO. p. ROWELL g. CO.,
NO. Al PARK ROW,
NEW YOR *.
MISCELLANEOUS.

II is indeed no surprise that their house is
so prosperous, and tat they are the leaa-
ing advertising agents III the world we
would prefer 50 Tar as we arc Gnncprhed, '"
nave a vOlu.itn ~ Z .rreol miscellaneous nu-
refreshments from this hrln. than 10 receive
the same amount made up o. one hirect lronl
ench house on their list. The commission
allowed is saved up by losses, as lhey pay
avery cent they contract for, ana pay IL
promptly, and the Keeping oi one open nc
count with such firm II mucn pleNan'er
than with tho thousand persons whom lheN
send ms advertisements for. Geo. T., Rowell
4, 20. do not "bore Us" to take 1t out IN trade
They do an honorable, legitimate trade, on u
business basis. They pay their hllis Whcn
due, on pres: ntatiOn, II fonnd correct. II
publishers, having dealings with them, want
any hing in their line-ant they Supply ey,
"rythinu nom a spring bodkin lna cylinder
prtss-types, Inks and all, they MI thcir OF,
ders promptly Mt manufacturers prices auu ,
we can say that we have received tne pesl
newspaper and bnok INK ever .,dn hnraS NJ
for elsewhere The Republican mas hel
dealings with this house for over SIX years,
and In that time, We. never nave nay, a,,y
reason to complain OF our treatihcht-lncFi'
den tConn.) Republican.
As the proprietors of the rfrst and most
extensive of these agencies In New >orh,
they are well qualified TO furnish intor,na-
tIOn, The details 81 the work transacted ny
,he agency, and the way " Is done, NC per-
fectinn Of the arrangements for iacilltating
the act of advertising by relieving tne ad
yertise. OF trouble and expense, anu orlng-
Inc before him all the various mediums
throughout the country, with the necessary
knowledge pertaining to them, ne gwen
with minuteness that leaves nothing 10 "
desired. All the particulars respecting tns
character and position ola newspaper whIul
an Intending advertiser desires TO I'm ore
nlaced before him In the most concise iorin'-
New York Times, June 7, 1874. -
Ara Withnut doubt, the leading auYeftls
IND ntents OF the United States, and, thero
fire. OF the world. They have, by me lree
liberal and yet well directed use oi money
| built themselves up In the esteem Oh ~
| leading publishers and advertisers OF I'M
Continent. and by an unusual energy hav'
succeeded in perf' citing In every uetail r., nu u
sjness that more than anything else tclls
| the growth aud importance OF the Dewsphpc
| business. -IMemphls (Tenn.l Appeal.
| Their business has grown TO De someinin
| enurmous. Every paper In the country ~ OF
| f,Ie M their Office, and u Is no uhcolhuhol
thing for them u receive man OF , nlt.sn
twenty bushels OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ''
| Comm Gazette. -, a., 49,,
Have completely systematized the ousl
ness and after Ave years experience we ca
trnthfully state that we ma lhe urn W VI, y
nromnt. courteous, coRREcr.-tGrayviio iii
Thav can be relied upon In eveiV way, oe
ing worthy OF implicit coohdehce-lNe" VI
leans tI.a.l Price Current. ,,..o.,x nj
While advancing their own lhteies,.vs - ~, ~
vance those also Of every publisher'-lsou'
Bethlehem tpa.l Progress. ,.- NJ,
The Trustworthy business chaIaeter, u" ~
enterprise Is wei reflected'-luuea W.
Herald. 49,. h,.
Have completely sY.TBmATikBD the BUS
ness.-1Griggsyllle ~ behectof.