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

IHE DALLAS HERALD Is on an u0-
precedented boom. THE HERALD is
now the hes, paper in Texas.-lFrsnk-
lin Herald.
MEETING 1T FAIRLY.
THE DALLAS HERALD is treating
prohibition iaiger lasn aaY daily paper
IN the State, editorially.- Limestone
New Era.
MEANING BUSINESS.
The San Antonio * Arkansas Pass
railroad compsuy have authorized the
Issue Of 81, 10000 first-mortgase bonds
The contract tor 10. 500 900 feet OF lum.
Der has been let to a San Antonio firm,
Two locomotives for the rosd are now
at San Antonic.-lSan Saba News.
WERE 1T NOT so.
Did you ever see two ill-natured dogs
snsrling at zach other aud eating like
gluttons out of the same dish? Well,
the newspaper men of some Texas
towns and cities remind US OF these
dogs. Life Is not worth living II 1t has
TO bs wasted ia this y.--IBrazos
Pilot.
THE GALVESTON STRIKE.
The Waco Day seems to think that
Governor Ireland did not display the
proper amount OF backbone in the re-
cent railroSd strike in this city. The
Day is little too far from the scene OF
action to know much about the strike,
or who did or did not have backbone.
-lGalveston Tribune.
A LOOMING PORT.
The prosecution of the Arkansas Pass
railroad on the basis of 10 completed
miles a month after next month. ia a
very lair indication that il will be a
great success, The directory have lust
let the contract for the entire line, and
deep water for Texas will soon be- an
actual facs.-lSan Antonio Light.
HIS POLITICAL PROSPECTS,.
Colonel John NJ. Swisher, and over
his own signature, too, squelches the
"Disinterested Knight in letter to
the News." Ii Temple Houston is the
author of the "Disinherited Knight'
letter, he has ruined his political pros
pect in Texas outside the free grass
range Laredo Times.
HOW DO you LIKE IT?
The national prohibition platform
contains this sentence: "That we be
lieve in the civil and political equality
OF sexes aud that the ballot in the
hand OF woman is right for hei
protection, and would prove power
ful ally for the abolition OF the drink
saloon, etc." How DO you like that.
-[Marlin Ball.
THE DEEP WATER PROBLEM.
no "deep water delegation" will bt
necessary to secure deep water a,
Arkansas Pass, Mr.. HERALD. Ions
before Galveston will be the deei
water port for Dallas, ships drawing q
feet will be unloading coffee cargoes a
Arkansas Pass for Northern Texas. Di
you hear?--ISan Antonio Express.
THE DENTON TRAINS.
one OF the two trains that run daily
between Denton and Dallas has beef
discontinued on Sunday. This pre-
vents THE DALLAS HERALD of Sun
day from reaching Denton on the day
OF publication, and Will be hardship
on the subscribers OF that paper In
Denton aud Louisville Denton Mon
itor.
WON'T NEED a SINGLE DOLLAR.
VI late THE DALLAS HERALD ma!
been begging very hard for "mort
money" and "more banks" The timt
for the Galveston News to open up ii
branch Office IL drawing nigh, vol
know, ono THE HERALD hss looked
ahead and very pruGentiy yells IL
time for that which il Will most need
-(Lockhart News.
lNTEMPERATELY STATED.
Judge Resgan's views as to 10
making prohibition 81 political ques
ton will NEST the endorsement Of per
haps nine-terths OF the prohibitionists
while his failure TO Try TO read thous
ands OF Democratic prohibltionist
out OF inc party, like Coke and Mills
and not denouncing them as politics
liars, stands III pleasant contrast witt
NJ f.ass
tor Coke Fairfield Recorder.
THE ISSUE OF THE ISSUES.
The inevitable result of this morn
ing daily newspaper competition il
Fort Worth, i. Is safe 10 predict, Il
onlV another question of tho surviVa
OF ne llttest. If newspaper experience
thns 'Ar haa demonstrated anything
il What Fort Worth cannot supper
on coed morning daily, much les
two such papers rs they both propos
TO nublish. One must 20 under
= eatherford Sun.
HOW TO KILL TOWN.
The following ~ suro receipt 10
killing town: Always growl; 70
siat taxation; kick against improve
ments; exercise tho virtue of obvious
nessi don't patronize your loca
paper, and send TO the city 10 get you
job printing done; talk against you
neighbors and business rivals; nta,
away from church and society anC
criticise those who are social anG On
terprizing; buy all your goods out o
town and let your merchants live thu
best way they can send your childrel
''ofl" TO school and let tho schools o
your town take care OF themselves
The above receipt is warranted &
have the desired effect, oven IL givoi
in brokon doses.- Mt. Pleasant News
WHY WE DREss.
Women dress principally TO be cd
mired by tho opposite sex, and o
course adopt those styles that hes
serve their purpose. The men are ro
sponsible for every indiscretion Il
female attire that becomes u custom
for no style would b0 permanent,
adopted that failed to secure their an
probation. While women exert a Won
derful influence in forming mem
morals, men exert like influence Il
fasliioning womon's dress -[Greer
vile Herald
PROHIBITION.
AllodltcrB who advocate prohibition
arc not drunRards, but the majority q
them are periodical iuebriatos; drink
Ing rs long az they can "staud ofTn rs
loon Keepers, ana then reforming bJ
cause hey are compelled to do a
by tho lack OF moana of pfC
curing rum. Alter SOLDERING up, tho
begin the abuse of those whose Shlsll
they have Sab orbed" without payln
for Il and thus ondeavor TO inspire IA
public with confidence in their "rt
FORM" Such mon are unsafe rs lead
ers, and almost Invariably bring thel
followers to defeat and humilatiop,-
lAiount Vernon Guard.
AN ACCUSATION AND A REPLY.
The Galveston News pronounces IN
Tlmos "tho junior organ" This pane
is not conscious of being an organ {
anything or anybody, bur, ~ II come
to n decision, rs u matter of prefer
encc, the Times would rather be n
organ, with all tho word MEANS, thu
an interruptions kicker whose onl
ambition Is 10 "gst oyenn with como
body, or make n little paltry oapitt
hk~ ma f... a.