The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

poor town that woa't stand up for 10
paper. Things work all right uhsra
eve- you fnd unity Texan Teie- |
phone.
JUST WAKING VI.
Itioolss like 1t required n comp,titor
TO arouse the latent energies of thu
Dallas HERALD and esuse IL IN sho,,
how much vim and ability Ii posssssss
The News will have to get mn vrrv
esr.y in the morning To ees ahead ~
The HERALD san Antonio Expr.ss
THE vINEIN TEXAS.
Unless prohibition shall DO extsnded
to cover grape.gro wing, the United
States viii yet bs the greatest vino
producing country in the world. A.
the prsselt rs5a OF ,inorosss, the vim
tage OF 10 Years hence will be- lOO. 000
600 gallons Z Psso Lone Star.
TWO PAPERS TRUE TO NORTH TEX,s.
THE DALLAS HERALD will soon have
anew press and new dress-thsy bava
been ordered. The Dallas Morning
News viii fad it no easy thing +, eon1
troll tao pS.roalge of North pexas
THE DALLAS HERALD AMI Fort IVnrrh
GaZette bota nave death grin on
North TeXas, and those people nm
there should hold on 10 thess two
splenCld pagers Hempssesd Lsdcer.
THE FUR WILL FEY.
The Dallas HERALD, already ono OF
the best dsiiss of tne State, is soon 70
get new press and dress of type, and
proposes tnen 10 mako itself "the |
largest OF all tho daities south of 81. |
Is
and II there is TO ps war bstwsen i,
and ITS new rival, rae News, the flrht
VIII be lion, auo Oioody.u Much Inr
Times. l0' wv
NEAR TO THE PEOPLE.
The enemies of Governor Ireland
and his administration are untiripu in
their eiTJrSs to preju iico tho minds of
the people against aim. But the Jour
i nal p ediets that when he retires from
Inc gubernstJfialc chair ne will rntira
more popular with the M .sses Than no
was Wheu he assumed she duties OF
ms oiiice. Jobu ireland is much |
nearer the people than Cnoss VINO are
Lrylhg TO cast udlum GA mis- acts.-
lLaGranea Journal.
LEASES OF TExAs LAND
The policy OF ressrving the lands TO
actual settlors meets tho appreciation
ofthe Post, and yet it would re,era.e
them ia Unlimited quantities to tho
control OF class tsn-f)li w9rse thas
"Specul atofs.' 81 Gazetts,
Inc IOst mas never clntenie6 that
the lands shoUlh be leased in unlimit.
ca quantities. 1t has always adyoeated
tne policy OF reasonable restrict,on
upon leases, not only ns to uucntitv
put also With references 10 locality, TRY
again. Houston Post,
THE HERALD IS ALL RIGHT.
Win The HERALD and Gazette
looking after the Dallas end, and the
Pest and Evening Tribune keeping the
lilies Of the Galveston end of the News.
tne oid LADY ard her offspring are hay-
ing hesp OF fun II they are not MAX |
1nS muOA money. Bus Judging from
tne appeafanco ot tina advertising col.
nnins OF TIE DALLAS HERALD ana
Uaiiss news, The HERALD viii be
aple ny Inc LIT o. November 60 an
honncs tNst IL was Only ligh5 FROST. |
--lGalvestoh Til une.
THE DIs1NHERITED KNIGHT
Inc Hon. Tom pie Houston, as an
attorney, has been working in the in
terest Of the Fraacslyu Land aud Cat
lilo company, which claims a portjon
OF Greer county. Mr.. Houston. in de.
lending this company'a claims, mas
written several nmunications 10 tina
galveston News over the nom de
plume OF "The Disinhorlted knights
Wnlch IS construed as meaning that
AZ ono Time he was heir apparent to his
1lCs.rtous fathers fame, but that he
.'heh been weighed and found want
ing p Cherokee Standard.
COTTON SEED OIL MONOPOLY,
The Standard Oil company, the
greatest monopoly on earth, not con.
tent with the power of saying what the
people shall pay for the oil they burn
in their lamps, is seeking TO get con.
troll of the cotton seed oil mills of the
South. This monopoly already has
many OF the mills within its grasp, and
is reaching for the rest. III some leg. /
islatiou is not had, or something done.
1T Will net be five Tegrs before the
Standard Oil company will nay the
farmer OF the South just whnE IL
pleaseH for his cotton sssd. Mark the
predicsion.-L Mesquitor.
COLLEGE, EDUCATION.
Thirty years ago Western college
turned out q class OF 10 young men,
They have outlived the vicissitudes OF
time and the dangers and mishaps of
life. Fiveare Ia The Northern and 1--WE
in the Southern 8 .ates. They arc thus
engaged: North: One IL an eminent
physician; one railroad man who has
invented noted car-c0upling; two sre
lawyers, and ono an Episcopal minis
Ter. The southern branch elbows: An
orange planter, business man, a
lawyer, Il civil engineer and an editor.
VIII the Shreveport; Times please de-
eide how m ANY "great mon" that col.
lege fhss TO its credit reXarkana
States.
SEASIDE AND "pACKwOoDsr JOURNAL
Ism.
THE DALLAS HERALD only employs
a dozen "wes" aud "ours" In g little
over stickfull of matter announcing
the early arrival of its nsw press.
Only the baokwoods journalist poaesrs-
gally behind tho pren oun "wen now.
The DALLAS HERALD quotes itself In
State press column like the girl who
SANG Galveston News.
Let tho HERALD do her best and
then she can's equal the Galveston
News In eadegyuriug 20 puT up the
Dallas btnnch of thag dslectable plant
by the sea. About all ono sees in tho
Galveston News ~ something in re.
gard to the Dallas Morning News.
Some one must bake an interest in tho
venture, tor the people do not,--[Dal.
las Democrat.
TO WHOM ONE WRITES.
No ono believes tha. Governor Ira
land IL opposed to immigration into
Texas, that IL, tho right kind OF lmmi-
0ration lila RnlanLlnn OF lanounua.