The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-17
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.

II. 5. Kline and Walter F. Wright have
based the Arson Texas Western from Edi-
tor Dan VI. Jones for one year.
MeNia has a new daily. the Telegram,
L. i. Duke, formerly with tue Evening
Ledger, being It's business manager and
local editor.
The foakum Times, not to be surpassed
In enterprise, now issues a Sunday morn
ing edition.
The Wharton Star remarks:
! II our Senator Linn's bill relative 10 un
claimed bodies becomes law the medical
student VIII not need to rob graves for
subject from which to learn mans anato-
my, but many a corpse is liable to land
on the dissecting table through this law
before those who would give II Christian
burial learn OF the subjects death This
however, Is small matter. Dust unto
dust Is the Inevitable and why bubble
about the process?
Dang the Dingiey bin is the way the
clarksyille Times tersely puts it.
The Temple Tribune is willing to take
its medicine in order to see the other
iellog makes faces 1t says:
The democratic press all over the coun-
Try Is pitching into the republicans for
the sins committed in the Dingley tariff
NH, that is now before congress Their
protests will be of about as much avail as
ihe bayins of a dog affects the moon a
lot Of ho"lors aud many who don't run
newspapers. are responsible for the tariff
robbers being in power. and a good dose
of republican medicine Is a good thing
We hate IN take the dose. but can swal-
low 1t so long as II Is passed around to the
gang that elected Mckinley
The Ansleton Times goes into the bee
business as follows:
II mag not be generally known, but IL
Is fact nevertheless. that Brasoria coun-
~ Is the home Of the bee. The woods
are full Of EN-" and bee trees" can he
pay some little attention to the honey
business. and have found the business
most profitable. John Ross, the pioneer
hoe man of oyster Greek, ships many
barrels az honey every year. His station
is known as Honey Station" on account
Of his shipments of honey. Now that the
ucw tariff bin places q duty of 90 cents
per gallon on honey there win be more
money in iht business than heretofore
There is no reason why every farmer
should not have an apiary. for 1T
viii yield handsome returns for the in
vestmcnt and labor,
The Baird Star thus inconsiderately
reminds successful politicians OF cam
Aspiring statesmen are always friendly
10 tho press when the statesmen want a
Job the support OF The press at such
tme Is worth a great deal to them. Some
~ them twth a few notable exceptions)
forget all about this as soon as they are
elected. anu for some uuaccouEtable rea-
son thoy become hostile to the press and
never miss an opportunity to slur the mem
bers " tho nov spaper fraternity in some
way such men are known and the press
OF the state ought to keep tab on thom
Why should We more than other prores-
sions support men who are hostile to u.s.
For our Fart wc do not propose to do 50 no
matter what the public may think about
H.
The MorlSel Mail says.
We are glad to note that some of oui
merchants are handling joan pants made
in Texas. only, which is highly commend
able. This is a clear saving to both the
user ana the retail dealer. in that the
goods'aro purchased directly from the man-
lracturer anl saves the cost of the job
hers and. besides 1t is patronlzing and
helping - build up state enterprlses-pa
home industries Buy home made
goods. II possible and leave your money
II the state. This is a long step towards
bringing prosperity TO our people, and
s bound to result In much good.