The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-25

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at the Auditorium and the Industrial Annex
which will be on larger scale and more IN
teresting than before, the carnival OF tbs
Princes OF No-Tsu-Oh will be grand al
fair and will alone be worth coming many
miles to see.
| The Pamela Waterman is after cotton
mill for Carthage. The Waterman makes
the following statement:
A cotton mill in Carthage will give the
| farmer oil the way from s. to 500 more per
bale for his cotton than he is getting now:
or will get, y matters not what me price, OF y
.rake-offH tho middle men get. cotton
mill here will save all this to the farmer, be-
cause he sells direct to the null ana nence
takes the place OF the middle men. These
facts. 1t occurs to the Waterman, ought not
only to induce every farmer in the county 70
I favor the establishment Of a cotton mill IN
Carthage. but to subscribe literally 70 the
stock of such an enterprise. especially as he
could pay for the stock In cotton Ann, OF
course, every business man In this city wouia
favor the cotton mill project, because CO..,
ton mill IN Carthage means tin bucket
BRIGADE and tin bucket brigade means bust
ness.
The facts stated by the Waterman should
convince every practical man In Pamela conn-
" that cotton factory would pay ana the
reasons set forth for the necessity thereof are
plain enough. Pamela should not let any OF
the other counties in Texas get ahead OF her
and Editor Collins should keep after his poo
pie.
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The Denson Herald believes in taking a
philosophic view OF matters at all times. The
Herald gives this advice:
II things are not coming your way don't
stand around and kick about 1t. Look the
situation In the face like a man. 90 over
every detail carefully and see wherein the
trouble lies. II you are not successful In To-
eating 1t talk the matter over with someone
who is conyersant with the situation. Once
the trouble Is located. bend your. energies TO
remedying it. II you pursue this method,
success is bound to come
The persistent man always wins out in the
end, no matter how numerous and severe his
reverses may be. Keeping everlastngly at
it brings success in all cases.
The GAINESVILLE Times offers some sugges-
lions to a number of prominent people. which
are to the point A few Of the best ones are
reproduced below;
To william Mckinley; 1t is better to be
good than great. Also easier
To Teddy Roosevelt It's winter. II you
don't keep your mouth closed your tongue will
be frost-biten.
To Mark Hanna: Put not your trust in
riches-keep your riches In the trusts.
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Preparations for the Fruit Flower and
Vegetable Festival in Houston December Ii to
10 are being systematically and industriously
pushed. With the displays made at Dallas,
San Antonio and other places fresh in mind.
there is little doubt that Houston will fail to
make her exhibition all that could be de-
sired. -Schulenburg Sucker.
The management of the Festival is working
hard to make 1t big thing and from all ac-
counts. the event will be the success 1t de-
serves to be, Houston is going to do its best
to make the Festival this year excel the fairs
at Dallas and San Antonio. and it is going to
succeed in its effort.
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If Texas is not we'll stocked With cotton
factories in the near future 1t will not be the
fault OF the newspapers OF tho State, both
daily and weekly.--Marlin Ball.
The newspapers of Texas are doing all in
their power to educate the people of the
State to the necessity and value of cotton
mills II the people do not profit by this
advice 1t is their own fault and they will
suffer by their neglect.