The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
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oan,t.-1Waco Examiner.
TO HCoVER THE WEST" ALSO.
wonder ii r. G.. loves visit TO San
Antonio means determination TO
cover the West also on the day Of pub
Tostion7- Laredo Times.
IN SEVEN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES.
THE DALLAS HERALD resds sx-
ohauges in six different Languages;
and now comes Miss ZittG Tu Forne, 4
little prima donna, who hings to the
music loving San Antonians in seven
languages - Laredo Tmes.
ENCOURAGE MANUFACTURES,
Would it not be- profitable for Honey
Grove to extend the range ST its busi-
ness q little? 1t occurs to us that \
fruit csnnery, fruit evaporator and q
steam laundry would each increase
the business OF the place considerably.
1t would retain among US much money
that is now being sent abroad in these
respective lines; besides, it would paw
khsndsome dividend on the money
invested II oney Grove Independ-
emit.
SWEAR THE FILLIN' OUT OF THE
NEWS"
We have never loved THE DALLAS
HHKALD on account of Its strong laper
beer flavor; we have never loved the
Galveston News on account of its
thorough unreliability. For these
reasons we are not biased in favor of
ether paper, and IN this Dallas branch
business we sympathize with THE
HERALD, and hope it win wear the
film out Of the Dallas News. We
do,-lGstesvllle Advance.
COLONEL L. w. oGLEsBY.
We venture the assertion that no
man in the State Of Texas has adj
Vanced 10 prominence in the political
arena, and won the appreciation of his
fellow man in so brief period, az the
gentleman whose name Is the canton
of this article. Colonel Oglesby is fe.
yorably mentioned tor the Office of
Comptroller, and a revolution will
have 20 take place 20 prevent his nom
ination. AT present he undoubtedly
holds the lucky Card Midlothian
News.
SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL TO OFFER.
THE DALLAS HERALD has at last
broken Its mysterious silence upon
the subject OF the News going to DAl-
las, and has found utterance in a
vigorous manner. We suppose it was
waiting until ~ had something cub
stantial to offer upon tho subject, r5.
garding the course which it itself will
pursue. From its double loaded leader
OF q recsnt issue, it appears that the
fight between the News and THE HER.
AID Will be 81 battle OF the GIANTS
Hubbard City News.
TO WHICH NORTH TEXAS is INDEBTED.
Had the beautiful ciLy of Dallas
/ awaited newspaper enterprise from
y the Galveston News to pub .ish its vast
resources, 1t would to-day be small
and Insignificant hamlet, instead OF
the handsome and prosperous city
that 1t is. AS soon rs tho pioneer pa.
pers OF other sections Of Texas work
upa field for the Galveston News,
that journal will come and eAdOavor
to "hold the field of journalism" for
Texas Tor all time. Newspaper mo-
nopolles are not good ior . State.
-IDodd City Spectator.
PATRoNIzE SOUTHERN Periodicals.
There ought TO 90 more Southern
periodicals, well supported and
patronized. The contributions TO
Northern monthlies by Southern mon
and women ought to be- used at home.
1t is true that it will tGko timo 20
bring Southern literary publications
up to the standard OF those now estsb-
!ished in our Northern cities, but with
facilities now afforded by literary peo-
pie The South would soon be abreast OF
the tim5s.-lSan Antonio Express.
TEXAS on A BOOM.
BUSINESS failures are growing less,
ana the demand for all classes OF
goods Ia giving the manufacturers
moro confidence than they have felt
for several years. BeIo in Texas the
general prospect ives mover better.
With beautiful crops Of all kinds, noth-
ing can prevent our great State from
going Suesd. We look for an era of
prosperity such as the State has never
before enjoyed, ana this prosperity
Will be such az to attract attention
from abroad, and, as natural result,
will bring tens OF thousands Of settlers
TO the State Sherman journal.
a GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TEXAS.
JhE DALLAS HERALD has q strong
leader urging the necessity of q geo
logical survey Of the State. Texas ia
rich in minerals; iron, copper and sill
yer ores are known TO exist, but 40 far
we have never had Legislature that
has been sufficiently progressive to
order thorough geological survey OF
the State by practical men. We think
the outlay for such survey would be
amply repaid by the knowledge il
would afford of the | cation and ex-
tent of our mineral deposits and coal
Measures Brenham Banner.
A NEwsPAPER's VALUABLE ACQUGsI
TON.
Dir. w. f. Birmingham will from
this date assume the duties Of business
manager of the Gazette, Mr., j. W.
Pratt, the former business manager
being transferred to the editorial de-
partment. Mr.. Birmingham Is a news.
paper man OF nearly thirteen years
experience, having been for many
years tho business manager OF the Gal
weston News. He has reputation FOL
sagacity and energy well deserved and
which were fairly illustrated in his
work for our Galveston contemporary
Mr.. Birmingham is commended TO oul
patrons with much qualification tina
an addition so valuable has hoen made
to the Gazette force Fort Worth Ga
2ette.
now To FIND A POLITICAL GRAVE.
Young Texan; AZ YOU arc itching
for an early political grave, induce the
news TO advocate your claims upor
tho people. l you, on the contrary
night for the glorious cause and The
emoluments OF public Office, the fire.
tnlnB you do, should be 20 Induce tht
Vows 10 Jump on you WITH Dotn 1891
SEQ how 10 is with Coke. Vhut papeI
opposed him always, and bitterly
Oek0 got two guheTnaiOrial terms, ant
will live out the balance of his days il
the Senate, unless, indeed, the New
should take IL iuto Itg head to becOm,
partisan of uis. That alone woulC
send Coke to his political graveyard
WACO Examiner.
THE WHISKY QUESTION.
Should IL como to a local issue, 70
gardless of party, we viii advocat,
Prohibition, not that we believe 10 will
prohibit in its StricteSt sense, but I
Will have good effect IL carried
There ia no oontroverting the fact tina
The open sale of liquor has a mos
demorali2ing effect, which its mos
devout advocates will admit, To stol
the open sale OF IL will lessen drunken
ness; at tho same time we know tina
whisky will be sold, on the quiet; Thu
experience Of Kansas and other State
have settled that question, men vii
nave whisky as long rs there Is any
made, prohibition or no prohibition
but the sale of IL can DO regulated an(
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