The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-09
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The Dallas iEEALp isuow in its new bnild-
ing with now dress on, and il possible,
more interesting than before The HERALD
is one Of the ahleSt and most literally CON
Quoted papers in Texas, and we are proud
of II As Texas institution. Nav il continue
to prosper dcXica Ledger
The Dallas HERALD, one Of the great
Texas dailios, on Monday moved into its
new building, magnificent thrce-story ed
itice of brick aud stone, and is printed in ts
dew dress. We have been, in common with
its thousands of other friends, awaiting this
change; and allowing for the roughness of
new type, the improved appearance is graft
flying, for we can now read the paper with
perfect ease. The success OF the HERALD
has been great, and we hope that the pro-
prietors will, in the next three years, he
able to make asmany improvements as they
have made in the past three. This done
the Dallas HERALD will be second to no pa-
per in the SOUTH LOngyiew Democrat.
The Dallas HERALD of.Tuosday morning
came out in an entirely new dress of TYNE.
setting the fall fashions, so to say, for its
contemporaries. More than this, il was is
sued from its new building, an illustration
Of which is presented. The edifce is with
out doubt the finest newspaper building in
Texas, and probably not surpassed any
where in the south, save in st. Louis. Lon
isville or New Orleans, Those who have Wis
tied Louisville and seen the COurier-JOurnal
building there, can form very fair idea of
the HERALD'S new house, for the structures
are quite similar in size and general appear
ancc The HERALD is in the front rank of
American journals and is a credit to its
city and its state. Its prosperity and pro
gress are truly gratifying to its friends and
the publ ''nerally, and while the rest of
us hope to go well too, there will never be
murmur o. envy over the success of the
HERALD. mas achieved its prestige and
prosperity right fairly by that intelligent
and upright conduct which must be at the
base Of the typical journalism of this day
and timc.-[Waco Telephone.
With commcndable pride, our neighbor.
the Dallas HERALD, presents fine picture
Of the new building into which il moved a
few days ago, together with the history of
thepapcr from its foundation and humble
beginning as daily in 1873, down to the
present time. A new dress of type, from
top to toe, also marks the important era,
and the HERALD can now Justly claim to be
one of the handsomest, as it has for some
time been one of the best and most enter
Rrising journals of the state.
The history Of a prosperous
newspaper is Away, the history Of
the town in which it is published, and dur
| ing its comparatively brief life of eight
years the Daily HERALD has soen Dallas
grow from an obscure county town of n
| thousand people to a busy city with an ac-
tive and energetic population, increased
sixteen fold, The new building occupied
/ by the HERALD is three story brick. highly
ornate and imposing in dc,i On, Resembling
in appearance the Couricr-Journal building
and somewhat like the handsome strnc-
/ ture built for the New York Tribune, with
which many Of our readers are familiar,
All the modern appliances and conyenienccs
/ of modern journalism have been considered
/ IN ltS interior arrangement and there is no
reason why the HERALD may not. under its
/ present effective management and central
/ position, reach the very front rank OF
/ southern journalism Il Waco Examiner.