The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05

ton, iorsooth, with the Rathbone-Neeley
scandal fresh In the minds OF the pe1pie.
with expressions OF dissatisfaction being con-
stantly ,made by the natives and with Gov
ernor General Wood impiorins the war de-
pertinent TO cease the removal OF his troops.
notwithstanding the sore need for them in
chlnal
\ little search OF the columns of the ad-
ministration organs will reveal the fact that
George Frisbe Hoar is once more a great
and good man. patriot scholar aud
is the same George Frisb.e Hoar whose mama
was went 70 call forth such pleas nG remar 6
as internal nuisance. traitor. "capper-
statesman" etc, from these same adm
administration organs.Lake Charles Press.
Circumstances. you know. alter cases.
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In North Carolina II is not uncommon TO
see five or six cotton mills III ole town.
There might be from one to four mills in
every town in Ellis county and then be no.
oyercrowded 1t would be TO the interest OF
the cotton raisers--E Ennis News.
Industrial expansion OF the Fort PROPOSED
hv the News Ia an excellent thing but u
would be possible TO get too much OF It all
at one time. The work should be built up
gradually. The number OF mills suggested
by the News IL put in operation Just now
would prove TO be altogether too numerous
Gu at It moderately.
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You can tell when business man in any
line begins to get the whip handle ever his
competitors by the criticism and abuse they
heap upon him. Most men are rnaenanimous
only so long as they have competitor down.
Funny world this: -'ade so by the funny
people In it.--Tyler Democrat Reporter.
This truthful statement is Applicable to
the 10 t.,
society as well as in business. Some peopla
and things never have a competitor down -
Consequently they arc always snarling and
singing mud.
The latest journalistic venture in Texas is
the Beaumont Daily Events, No l. volume /.
, OF which was issued on the LIST instant. The
new paper contains gratifying number OF
well displayed advertisements and is quite
neat and we'll put together from typo
graphical standpoint. In speaking OF the
course to be pursued in the future It says:
The Events will possess decided convictions
OF Its own. but will utter them in ton:
thai will inspire. confidence. 1t will not b.
q wherein II Is good policy to EXPRESS or
opinion. But under all circums ancea 1t vii
endeavor TO be honest and fair in its views
This will give Beaumont three da " papers
but the town is growing rapidly and II tn
y new publication Is deserving there is littl
a reason why 1t should not succeed
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The trust octopus is more afraid Of hom
. industry and crop diversified communttle
y than he is Of politicians CT the devil Whe
a man has his own vine and fa tre1 hi
orchard. grain, hogs and poultry. the octopu
and even war has a tough lob making tina
man lose sleep. and the professional politi
e clan with his high taxes, AID even e
,t freight rates. cant make him go hungry
, Texas can win along these lines only. II
hoe signo vinces. dallas Times Herald.
There is onlv one wav to efectuallv dis
/. nose of the trust monster and that is by tn
It, ballot and consequent legislation. In tn
% meantime the fortunate individual mentone
attend to his vine and hg tree.
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d considerable number OF people have bee
m attracted to Houston from adjacent sec -lor
b. reason of the excellent public school sy'
TEN which we have.-Houston Post
OF Same way at Corpus Christi. where Il
ia public schools are among the best in II
state, -Corpus Christi Caller.
II will be the same here when we get II
:. new school building and sufficient teachers.
GO Halletsville Herald.
cy The efficiency of even the best school sy
tenn is seriously impaired when politics
allowed to interfere. Good school houses
but short distance toward the desired Ell
then.
NJ W D. Love has assumed editorial contr
Il of the UvaIde News. W. p. Bynum W
n have charge OF the business management al
. OF the publishing of the paper.
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