The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

nouRnf 1t the market uries s,,a ,,.,a
iSr Ia cash, ard the veteran rscai,,ss
tne oeneft. That the ystnrsn yx,srr
soio 10 hold his certificate for a h.t,sr
pliSe was perhaps his misfortune. mud
rernsps u was not. II Texas acdnir,s
unuisputsd title to Greer COUNTY. ans
Veteran has missed good thIps. n
we hited States takes in that 1atri.
soIy, ne ms1e good trade, if he ent
anytning at AL tor his certificate. I'm,
INC news priposely mislesds. All of
tne patei Is were issued either 20 tba
veterans themselves OF m thsi- a.
slsns' Iasre was no such thing as nav
ior location involved. HoustSn psi
WA, A supERB PAPER.
win ibis issus We prssent the H.
press IN an entirely new dross snd q,
81 enlarged and improved form. For
Over eight years we hEys lAhnred al
most night and day 10 bring t5e Ex-
press 'rom what it was chen. n sma,l
seven column folio with a meanre
snouns .! reading matter, 60 what il
Is To-day. There have been no en- thu
siassic pu'sts Of ''entsipriss" ia thar
tltle, no appealing 20 the peo-
pte Tor donations or sub~
scfipllonS OF money 10 en-
Sesvor 10 accomplish what could moi
90 accomplished by the leGitiulgte
business OF tho paper, but
constant "pegging away" st hsrd
'auor, reiylng on the merits of she
Paper and the business they would
Uoha msho IN a business way to enable
iss pubilshers To live and make i'm.
proVements from time TO time. we
ucpend spon legitimate bus
mess transactions, giving a
iull equivalent for what wa
recaive from the pshlic, to sustain the
psper Ia it's present new departure.
we believe in Performance rather than
promises, and can only renew Che
promise given years ago that tina Ex-
press Will devote all lis energies to
Inc prosperity OF San Antonio and
western Texas, spd 10 the best inter
| es!s OF the people az il uuders lands
mem. we nope tho merits of the payer
VIII oe suoh, and meet with such rec
| ognluon, that We can make as great
an Improvement III the Express ia the
next eight years sa We have in the
psAe eight.--lSiu Antonio Express.
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE,
On Friday last she Farmers Alliance
| Drought several hundred Oales OF e0i.
Ton TO Inc market, and demanded Of
our buyers that they pay them S,75 for
III III bulk without gambling, Fbis.
or course, the buyers refused To do.
ana many bales were taken away to bs,
| put ON the market in other towns, Our
| myers proposed TO them that they have
| tho cotton sampled and c,ussif fed, aud
| they tnen would give them the highest
market price. This the alliance, as an
organization, refused to do, but mum.
per OF them sold anyway. ghe Mirror
regrsts to sea this STATE of affairs. H.
Ia I'll flgat for our fermers TO clnD them
selves together foF mutual benefit, and
we believe might accomplish some.
thing for themaelvsS ii the proper
| course is pursued; bat they cannot OK.
| pact payers to bid on cotton without
sampllng 1t any more than they would
buy farm morse "sight unseen. ~
since leaving here tho farmers have
| pursued the course at Euuis, Corsi,
ma and otiiHr POINTS advised them by
1ar cotton men Friday, ana the prices
p Id Wers not even 80 good as hsre FIR.
uaF, Tor III several instances cotton
S6s SOLD here on that day for cents
| Waxahachie, in p leg,limate matter oi
business, IS like other towns--is az
good Il cotton market ss there Is in tht
> ato and has as honorable Z. aot OF
| buyers, Fl WGxabscnie Mirror,
| THE TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
| Again, has the san Antonio Ex Dress
considered the number vi mGn thai
"pe }ple-uestfoylng monopoly" gives
employ menc and Days ou6 money 10
Besides lts general officers, lot she Elk
press consider the company'5 siu.
pioyes iii tho various depaftments
| az . h., >
business. TIA agents, clerks aud teis-
graDh operators, it's freight haDdlins
laoortrs, its engineers and firemen
locomotive repairers, locomotive wa
tor aupplyerB, ear repai1ers, track re-
pairers, station Watchiuep, fuel hand
iera and inspectors, baggage masters
prakomer, dispatobers, yard masters
switchmeu, locomotive cleaners, ma
chine shops fore mon, roustabcuts, etc
1t IL not an over estimate to say thai
tina Houston IL Texas Centra. RAILROAD
company, in various ways, gives am
ploymenL in Texas to at least 2O0
men. That it pays out to men WHIT
Work Tor 1t more than 81 100000 e year
whlch goes to the support OF the men
Their families and depsudonta, is ex
pended for food, clothing, shelter ant
other neoas5aries, or oonveuienCes
passes into general circulation, an,
goes to swell The lite.tlood OF Texa
commerce. And yet the San Antoni
Express calls It . eoDla.desGroyint
monopoly" and would like To see IL
Life blood o1ze out" After giving ut
teranoe TO an expression 40 unjust un,
nngenerous, the Exprsse ought q
hang its head IN snamc.- Houston
Age.