The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
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away by troops.
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
waller county farmer who has been diver
styling makes a showing in Tho Houston Post
which should put tbs exclusive cotton raisers
to thinking. lie dNersihes In way which
brought him out far ahead Of past years, and
but little cotton was raised. Waco Chronicle.
! liberalization will DO the rule and not the
exception with the successful farmer of the
future. Everything that grows can be grown
| In some portions of Texas, 1t Is folly to only
depend on one thing. Plant cotton~-aud other
things,
The captaloupe growers have gotten together
during tho week and agreed to plant at least
200 acres in this crop, and probably more
Quite number have also decided to give the
cucrmbcr business trial and about ton acres
will bc planted In this vegetable In view
Of these facts IT would seem advisable that
/ the truck growers association should have
meeting aud reorgauize Tor tho years work,
and meeting is therefore called for Satur-
day, February Il, when " is hoped the seed
! Tor those who haven't seed of their own VIII
! hGyo arrived. There should be full attend
ance OF all who are Interested. --Karnes Coun-
| ~ News.
All over the State the farmers are getting
their eyes opened to the advantages Of trying
tho principles of diversihcation and the result
will be they will have more money aud do less
work than ever before Nearly everything
marketable requires less work thaa does cot
ton
The Chicago Chronicle has the following
cheerful information auent two display-type-
mouthed imperlalistlc senator's;
Unlike A. jeremiah Boverldge Of Indiana,
that other inspired orator C. Mitchell Depew
az NFNs vet nd
vent into the senate by great Grafton. Ho
has made a few feeble and perfupctory re-
marks on various topics, but his eloqueuce
remains In leash. Not until some blasphem-
Gus wretch shall lay impiOus hands upon the
privileges ana prcrogattves OF the trunk line
railroad system which claims G. Mitchell
Depews allegiance Will the Aoodgates Of ora
tory be raised and II will then be advisable
for his fellow-senators to provide themselves
With life ,pnreservers or seek refuge IN The
loose A. jeremiah Beveridge viii retire to a
hermitage IN, posey county and eat his heart
out in jealousy. envy and humiliation.
~
The ice factory and electric light plant Is a
local institution which Is OF much benefit 10
the community. 1t Is monument 10 local
enterprise and lis source OF pride and profit
70 many enterprlslng citizens OF this city
Huntsville Enterprise,
Very true The town that thrives must have
enterprisng citizens in It's midst. Business,
like charity, begins at home The town tina,
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| AZ editorial paragraph In The Houston Post
/ auent Count Bonl Castellanc reminds the La
/ ~, 800. ~. 81 , .,.,. .ht,h 4, -. Il,
Ni''N' "'"' VI 9'o's' "H'V" u sNee' ~ tV'-
l lows;
/ The count il said TO have lost his money
specuIatiuE on the Parig b0urse aud tne
| above reminds, us OF the story OF the young
man who took hyer on Wall street and
lost heavily friend condoling NTH him
asked: We're YOU a hull or a bsar''i
I Neither replisd the Young man II was an
ass
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s,,s,a, state na,s.s amopx than N. s,,
n,eso Sun A,vA dsc,ass {, * =, ,n,ro.s,h,I,,,.
10 nuhlsh Their pspers 40 as 10 please ever,.-
one. and have made up their minds To puh
lltsh a paper that pisAses themselves. Thev
are on the right track now, and they Won't
have near SO many crows feet roostins around
go n. a. ~. ,,,,.a ~, ~ ,a,.ua
| 'n'r pp''s "a ''' iHN'N' N'' ~ N'N''N"
said
Who seeks to please all men each way
"a ~, h,r,s.i, aeSna
/ r1 ~ y,
lie may begin h's work To-Day,
i But God knows when he'll end"