The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29

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Nhtn honest fnfn must pag thnnstnde
Of dollars each year a. HfHilfy ~
whims ~ y iev fanailos u IN time N
call q halls. Tho Law should 10 81
amended ~ IA fpfoe tha petitioners IA
pay theskpenao n the election, ~ they
sre the individuals ~ boz benefited
Pilot Point lndax.
TO REMAIN FOR ALL TIM,
TnE HERALD says oraoularly, "Dsl-
las can be- downtt by nothing from
tho osast" Ain this halloWing be-
foro you are out tho woods? VISIT
aud SEQ, When tho News tackled
Galveston II was az prosperous vii
lago ms Dallas In now. Sec what tho
News and tho years have been able 10
accomplish. You oan't run fast
enough o. glv0 man deed % tho
tyiost brown stone mont on the island.
fha News' reputation AZ an incubus 10
first-class.-l Waco Examlnor.
NEWSPAPERS.
ofcourse the old DALLAS HERALD
will have TO DO mentioned llrst. This
paper Is a quRrto morning daily OF 90
columns, aud weekly. IL contains
all OF tho Associated Press dispatches:
also many interesting communication
covering the whole state. The edito-
rial pages arc Toplete with able artl-
claa, treating tho varied live issues In
such manner that the
paper has achieved an abld-
ing prominence In journalistic
standing.-lIexas Farm aud Ranch.
RAILROAD BOOM.
Six months ago tho Gazette pre-
dicted railroad building boom for
Texas, but there were papers that said
Texas had railroads enough, aud that
there WAS no money with which 10
build railroads. Tao predicted boom
is here. There are railroads being
built and fumoTs OF railroads being
built. Within ono year Texas will be
building more railroads than any 10
States in tho Union.-lFort Worth
Gazette.
HARD ON FORT WORTH.
The Fort Worth Gazette continues
It's assaults upon Governor Ireland for
his recent letter on immigration. IL
IL but natural for the Gazette, repre-
senting, ~ 10 does, Forth Worth, 20 re-
sent anything which has tendency
TO decrease the pauper Immigration
into tho State. Fort Worthis made up
largely Of this class, and operates Ia
many things upon the idea OF quantity
and not qunlity.-[ Waco Examiner.
a GENERAL RUKAs,
THE DALLAS HERALD and Mornjng
News are quietly arranging the pro-
gramme Tor the greatest newspaper
pUgilistic encounter OF Modern times.
Tho spGrring has not yet begun, but
there wi,l ba disinherited Knights,
deep water a. Tho Islsud City and cy.
clones wrestling with each other in
tho elements when the lines arc
drawn. Il Honey Grove Simeon.
CONSIDERATION TO cRANKs,
Horace Baker, of Weatherford, sad
Andrew Jackson Wheatley, OF this
city, would make nice pair. There
Is six Of one and half p dozen OF the
other. Both sire recsivipg more notice
aud advertising at the hands of the
press than cranlcs arc usually cnnsid-
cred 10 DO entitled to.-[FOct Worth
Mail.
DESTINED To COMPLETE SUCCESS.
With new type and other promised
mprovements, THE DALLAS HERALD
will loom no a. one of the best dailies
in Texas, aud we look to see it hold it's
own in Tho contest with the Dallas
Morning News. THE HERALD is q
strong paper and its destiny is in its
own hands COrsicana Courier.
THE WAY IT STANDS.
The Balance Wheel views every
friend Of Swain as an open enemy to
General Maxey. And Il the latter has
any generalship no viii not permit
the longer kindling OF animosities
which would have no existence were
il not for ais friends.-lDallas Times.
SWANS PROSPECTS.
Comptroller Swain mas boon paying
n visit to his friends ut his old home in
There is quito a likeli-
hood Of this same Swain's name ap-
psaring at tho head OF the State Demo-
cratic ticket next year. Honey Grove
Simeon.
MONEY SCARCE.
In Texas and all over the West sill |
YER change is scarce. Tho people want |
more of ii, even il they have to swap
gold for it. But the moneyed men OF
Jhe East are crying out against the
Of silver.-[Greenyille Banner.