The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-24
THE DALLAS HERAlD. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1850
KIND WORDS

The Dallas HERALD Is now one Of the best
looking papers In tho State II ought 70 DO
u success, Houston Post
The Dallas HERALD AND COMMERCIAL, Ms
tho ladies do sometimes, has changed lls
name and increased Ia size, II II now slim
ply tho lIHRALD, May tho sun OF prosperity
ihne upon ~ GRreHr-su0oesa attend ~
Issues PiIsburg Magnet,
The Dallas lIERALD AND COMMERCIAL has
undergone some changes The COMMERCIAL
tail OF tho name has been dOiled aud the form
has been changed W u Quarto, md II IA now
tho largest daily in thu State. "THK DALLAS
IlpnALD" sounds natural and familiar and
right Established In 1919, II 10 a power IN
lho land Orange Tribune.
The Dallas daily HERALD AND CONNER
OIAL has changed ia form, aud Is now 'nn
eight page paper II Ia lllled with tho attest
news from every quarter, md Is especially
interesting for tho many itoma Of nowil con-
tains from every section Of this State we
consider II one OF our most valuable OK
chapgoa,- Corlcana ObSeryor'lndes'
The Dalm daily HERALD AND CoMNgH'
cIAL haS como out this week In n new, and
We think, improved form, II hnS now eight
pngci instead OF four and though the Com
mcrcal" Is dropped from ib "hoad,' u IA
nevertheless M full of commercial ADVERTISE
menp nnd information ~ ever, Though It's
head Is changed, II Is not turned Prairie
Bee.
We have to return our thanks for many
hlndnesses and inequalities eytNndod w. dur
ing our short stny, and especially 10 Messrs,
plOuls, Elliot u Hail. of the DNlas HERALD,
The HERALD hns now uHqucstionbly ~.
sumcd the proportions Of n llHtcasa daily
paper, and ils onterprlsIng propriclors richly
deserve the fostering cnre and tho liberal
support of those whom they so ably repre-
SENT Eossc Local.
The DnlMs HERALD AND COMMERCIAL
was changed on the 3d Instant, from n folio
TO n siX.coumn Quar,o, and hereafter VIII DO
called the Dallas Daily HERALD, In politics
purely and uncqulvocally Democratic, its
columns will contain all the news Of Interest
to the reading public, whothor general or
local. Such paper IL needed In North
Texas, mud the city Of Dallas Is Just the point
for the encouragement Of an onterprIsing and
ably conducted journal, such us the HEl'
Alb Kaufman Times.
What used to be the HERALD AND CoM.
kERGlAI AT Dallas Is now simply the HER.
AID. The short namc will save US good
deal Of printers ink, IL tho llgRALD, in the
future, Is as good as IL has been IN the past,
rs we have very frequently found much in
tcrestng matter TO transfer to our columns,
Tho HERALD ia now published IN Qurato
f,V,,, u,,l Ella Ia up,t hnp lnptInl ip,ApAVn.
mont. We like the HERALD because IL is
edited with ability; and because II is so open
and candid in denouncing professional poll
ticians who, in their zeal to get office, neg.
lect the interest Of the people, Graham
Leader,
Mr. p. S. Pfouts Of the Dallas HERALD, is
in the city md he IL the youngest man of his
age in the western hemisphere. He looks
now rs If he was in the first blush of youth
full manhood, yet we knew Of him in tie
upper part Of Missouri, over thirty years
ago and he was an elderly gentleman even
then. When the war begun Mr.. Pfouts was
proprietor and editor Of the ST, Joseph
Gazette, which at that time was distinctly
the leading paper Of northern Missouri 1t
was uncompromisingly Democratic and sus-
tanned worry much tho relation to Northern
Missouri that his paper, the HERALD, sus-
tains now to Toxas.- Houston Age.
The HERALD AND COMMERCIAL AT Dallas
has cut of portion of its long name and
now goes forward under It's old title, tho
HERALD. 1t has also instituted some de-
cded improvements in its style and makeup,
being an eght-page daily, just the Sze of the
Kansas City Times. All these marks of
improvement tell well for the HERALD. It'll
now The largest paper in Texas and one of
the largest in the South. 1t Is fully abreast
of the times as a news-gatherer, presenting
daily full associated and special kilograms
from all important points abroad, and in
Texas. Its editorial collmns are always in
tho selected matter frst-class and
and in all respects the HERALD may
now be classed as a metropolitan daily. We
are pleased 10 see such journalistic progress
in Texas and trust our contemporary may
continue to enjoy the prosperity it has won
50 fairly Waco Telephone.
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