The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-03

So long as there are comfortable rockers
on tho shady side OF his Canton porch Mr.
Mckinley seems willing to allow the Amer
lcan people 70 mouopolize the worry about
tn fato Of their fellow citizens IN china
Like Charles Press.
In this connection II is to BE- distinctly I'M
derstood that the front porch has nothing
whatever TO do with the open door
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Who says Cleburue is not all right? There
Is the y NJ. G. A. building about completed
the big Touring mill going 10, thu fine opera
grain. luscious peaches. big juicy water
melons. sweet potatoes and other fruit and
vegetables of all kinds. plenty of corn in
sight and prospects for large yield of
cotton One other thing Is needed. n cotton
mill TO manufacture tho raw material into
fabrics TO sell to home people and people
abroad keeping the cash at home and reach
ing out for more.-Cleburne Enterprise
Here is an expansion doctrine to which
all good citizens irrespective of political
belief, will heartily subscribe, II every town
In Texas had such record as has Cleburne.
and If every newspaper in ths State was as
willing as is the Enterprise TO tell the world
of the wonderful industrial development OF
this great commonwealth. there would be it
tie cause for complaint from any source,
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ptrse any longer. Mir. Mckinley should
order his hired men to put m out OF his
mistry.--shner Gazette.
| This is somewhat ambiguous. Does the Ga.
zette want Medley killed or simply sent tx
some OF our new possessions" other thar
( Cuba. where he will again be FREQ to plundel
at VIII?
Farmers Of Lamar county are talking abou
( "a bala to the acre Rather early yut 4
make tho calculation, but cond tons war
North TeNus will be fairly large in quantity
and that the prices will be AL right, Th
combination is one upon which there Is NOR
, safety in betting than upon the result o
Oriental perturbation sherman Register,
Truly. a combination most devoutly TO b
wished. Generally speaking. when the GRO
is a large one the prices are all wrong.
The farmers of Lamar county are TO be con
graduated.
The world is slow TO ACCEPT the indication
that the ministers were not killed Of Pekiu
II they have escaped death. II Is due 10 thet
valor and that OF the allied guards. tn
exempt!oE from death can not be charge
TO lack OF intention upon the paTt OF ID
barharans,--El Paso News.
Neither IS their safety. now an accepte
fact, due to any particularly decisive act 0
on the part Of the powers interested least q
all tho United States. While the minister
and their guards were making what the worl
al that time had every reason to bcliey
! was their last stand against the ytlio'
ho'dcs. the allies down at Tlen Tsin wer
I squatbling over the selection of a leade
, for thu relief expedition aud the admins
E tration at Washington was hoping that
would not be compelled 10 remove any NOR
! troops from the already 'subjugated" Phi
ppines.
Q Once moro Texas congressman has ma,
trip TO washington 90 look after soutI
west Louisiana. We are much obi ged
: Texas and we hope that she will never
: without representation In congress, as "
are. and as we will probably be for tw
y years more Meanwhile, whenever Lai
J Charles wants anything II would be we
/. | 10 ssk Mr. Cooper Of Texas or Mr. Ransde
: | of Lake Providence to help us out II
d vera not for them, congress- would new,
!. hear OF us.-Lake Charles American.
d without reference to abe Americans oil
e scrvations on its own congressional cond
" lions. il may be eaid that congres
l. man Cooper is always on the ale
= for the good Of Tsxas. and. incidentally. !