The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-24

Texas can indorse every word expressed
therein. Their labors are for the general
good of the state, but at the same time they
realize that when prosperity comes to inc
general people and Texas is once more easy
financially. the real estate dealer Will reap
his business reward.
In batch of about sixty letters Just re-
ce,yed the local committee have received en-
couragen~nt which fully repays them for
extraordinary efforts to put forth here IN
working IN the preiminaries for this con
vention in the past forty days. Ihey say
that the outlook is indeed most encouraging;
and il extracts from those letters are given
i'm brief /. will be received by the reader as
an index to what the feeling is over the
State.
George B. Loving. a we'll known promoter
and publisher OF Fort Worth, in a letter gives
II collection of beautiful crystAlized' eneour-
aging expressions. which would produce
marked enthusiasm on any occasion lie VIII
be here to make an address.
MIR. ID. o. Lively OF the same city selus
greetings, pledges his undivided support ard
will address the convention.
FIX Governor 4. Il. Wheeler OF Arkansas
Pass who is authority on deep water. pledges
his support and will address the convention.
Hon Charles c. Pierce, a noted orator OF
the Texas border writes from Laredo ana
wants to be put down on the list among the
progressive citizens OF Texas He appreciates
the opportunity of this convention to forward
the interests of Texas and accepts the m
vitation sent him to make an ADDRESS on II 70
rigation In Texas.
Hon. b. +, Bonner well known citizen,
capitalist end promoter OF Houston, cordialY
thanks the committee for their invitation eX1
tended him TO make an address ON the III
Industry and Fields Of Texas, - and pledges 70
be with us to make an address,
Colonel w b. Slosson, than whom no other
man in Texas has done more 70 roio4izp her
undeveloped territory, writes from houston
accepting his invitation to make an aduress
on ''What Texas Needs Most and every Gu,
zen In the state who fails TO near hitn' WIN
miss grand treat
operator, writes on Saturday last. that Cal
weston will be well represented mere anu uo
will be here in person ,,o Raw
Colonel G.. NJ Magill, treasurer OF the puy
CITY Town company, in MatagOrda county,
mad been invited TO address the conve on
on the subject. Colorado River ahu Mata
yorda nav - Colonel Magill writes at con-
Siderable length His closing paragraph 49,
II want TO congratulate YOU and votr CO
workers on the splendid success you ns a. :
made in working up this meetins, WIN ~ ~
neople the press and the railroads ue
iieye this meeting is going to be capltai on i
from which will flow great good IN torm ,r,t
/ the DEVELOPMENT of tho whole state. IlmC.
are propiticus for the inaubsta.o' Vi e'e''
| development for the whole staie, "a .oai
| Colonel l.. Seabrook puplsner anu 20
estate dealer, who has huilt up fort L 5lsoas
accepts the invitation sent MN 10 su Eisb.
| tho con yention on "TeXas Fish ana fdsn ,
cries - Colonel Seahrook was one oil the nls'
! m nut his name on the list when organtt1a'
Son was effected at Houston last Jecelhu If
He has been an enthusiastic worker TOT Tue
association ever since s,rr -oa-
Charles l. Green, one Of the leaultls e, 'V a.
estate operators, pledges. himself 70 sh.M ~
In Waco al the convention and VIII orlns .
big gang from Corsieana. That Go ,i ,S ,s,
crowd seem 10 be determined on coming 10 tn'
ceorga NJ Craig. the local manager oil tu'
Port Arthur Townsite company. sends le .,
I Ter worded as though It was fresh lI9ni 81
electrical battery. Ele ana Mr. W SoaS tn
prt Arth,r nrocession with flying coloI ,
Roth ct these gentlemen are down for an 1'