The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-04


THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
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than any other interior h'arke'oi ioA"s' {
II is because inns citV mas gwen ',e peo. Y
rates, ana, III iac'' pal,"s mas palu ga !
for good midulihg All 'he 'l'ne' "sa'n'' .
cents AT az points hor'n an" oS' VI
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,,,as on tho co,o,,ission that bung MRs
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SubRArr' ana was also oi thav oVnor
commission Which swihuiou ilhDEN
ana hENphicks OUT OF their JUST rights
IN lsfo' he Is q NJ auVocate OIL such
man as bLAiNEi ior 'iNe seeks iike'
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their actions '''S r'}'''''YN ,I,o
,,otorial interests OF llhll"7' ~ 40 VIZ
on,o,nrise. liberality and public spiflt |
If Tho business men here that have
nodo DALLAS the great city she is to-day.
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THE census report OF lSSO, says inc
capital employed In glass mahuiaclu'o
during the preceding year, was ABOUT
$4,000 600; that $4,000 n,gris and boys
were employed at wages nsgregatihg
$9,0O0,O0O,and that the proiits OF tlie man
ufacturcrs were A,OW,V0' Ihus inc aV-
oroUo waups earned bV the laDOf0fS were
Sa7o vear and the profits of their EN-
,,,o,,o,s ,.oro On NOR cent.
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THE nonchalance with which the peo-
pie of Fort Worth talk OF building rall-
road to compete with the Texas IA
cific and to teach that road lesson III
equity, would lead one to suppose that
building railroads in the Fort rs an
every day occurrence. The opinion has
obtained among all men that II requires
money to mako great pubic improve
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The Bronham Banner says; "WASH
JONES and JuDGE NoRroN, candidates
for governor, are both pronounced pro
tectionists. NoRToN is straight lie
publican and J0NFs is straight doma
gogue of the most pronounced type.
And Il might have added, NoRIoNis tn
better man of the two, if he does max
northern trips every four years to to
blood-curdling stories OF atrocities con
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Irisa little strange that MIR. BLAiS
would now assert that he would ed
fend the honor of his family with i
life, if needs he ,"when In 1880 he did n
defend tho honor Of MISS HAnu
SrANwoon by giving her his namo, b
permitted her to leave Kentucky und
circumstances tho most damaging
hercharacter, and that too, If we cou
possibly believe his sworn stateme
when she was his wife, ain the sight
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The Fort Worth Mail asks: "Wl
has become Of the much-talked-of RI
road from Fort Worth to brentwood
Answer where the woodb
twineth. IL further states; "Our G
needs other railway lines and III
manufacturing enterprises to give a u
Impetus" etc. OF course 1t does
up chartered company ortwo, limit
and build them all. Making imprt
monts in newspapers don't pan
every time.
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week, to acrowd of probably OF
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