The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-23

eosiiy that Texas will grow anytnlns ~
The world. and, as rule, more Of y thpn
any other place In the world. it'also pas ~
the minerals. oils, gases and metals sleepins
uncihturbed in It's soil, and to think tnht y
most cases, mot wave Of trouble TOTE
across Its peaceful breast Develop shouio
be the, watchword In every portion OF 'nV
Ststci VI
The Fort wozth Mail-Telegram SPEAKS
duecinctly, but boldly, anent the Anglo
Irnogiiazing OF Mr.. Macrum. 1t says;
Thefc is no longer any doubt that the B 5rNa
sch censor Ia South Africa opened anu I's a.
fthe mail directed to the American cohsnl a.
Pretoria. Mckinley knows this, YET ne oaS
afraid to enter any protest lest he might anse e
the. British big wigs IN LONDON. ,,ss eS Yea
utiee Of tho American people Is found truck
ling to and fawning upon royalty
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The Mckinney Gazette says:
A Green element--the white repuoileam
convention OF Texas A black ahalr-the
negro republican conventions OF Texas
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| All the candidates who want TO succeed tnu'
stalwart young paragon Of democracy iioh
Joseph Walden Bailey, and they are pien''lui
are growing sweet on Gainesville Inc
Chronicle Is happy and contented over TINS
result. Hear It:
AS Cooke county has no candidate to sue
coed Mr. Bailey. while every other oouny II "
the Fifth district has from one 10 Two, !.
begins to look like abe would be the prine up
battle-ground during the campaign Each eah
didate naturally has a longing LOT tne Vole
OF Cooke and every mothers son OF tnem 70 .
getting sweet on the average democratic
voter.
The men from Texas are all right, but
4 there being so few OF them, they ooh count
Nebraska State Journal
Texas has three times the population
Nebraska, fifteen times more wealth and NOR
than fifty times its territory. Patriotic prid
might cause the State Journal to walk II
its sleep and interview an Ephlaltes In broa
daylight but that is no excuse for MAXIM
: such gigantic mistakes In population, an
greatness. But may be the State Journal na
borrowed the advise of our neighoor, ID
Austin Tribune: "When you tell lie at
tell a good one!''
The Post notes that Mr. r. e, Kelley
Beaumont, man who knows lumber loi
by the square yard. and talks industry b
the rod, is now ene of the editors of u
y Southern Industrial and Lumber Review,
: high class trade journal of this city. I'll
a Post has heretofore called attention to Il
i prosperous and artistic appearance OF Il
Southern Industrial and Lumber Review, al
: 1t is glad to note that Editor Newnlng hi
:. such an able assistant.
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One OF the spicest weeklies that comes
The Post Is the Talmage (Neh) Tribun
- edited by a prince, patriot, politician al
a printer. His name is A. Il. Starr and
% knows his business. There arc many pub
cations in the United States that purport
give the laymen In the publishing busine
pointers, but Starts weekly surpasses the
i, all. Besides, the publisher is red-headed a
is ready for business, any old time.
m The Fort-worth lMail-Telcgram advises t
TO solons thusly: y
It II looks like the members OF the legislatu
of are going to be roasted II they pass the
at bill and roasted II they don't but In eitt
On case they can save themselves lots OF trout
of and earn never ending praise by passing Il
OF libel bill early some morning.. 1t won't to
es long lust few minutes; they all know wi
Ike II is. let them do right and pass it. and
yet great state OF Texas will rise up and c
cd them blessed. II they don't!
You can't keep good man down. nor {
~ YOU keep poet from singing. Doc" Bis
20 of tho Lincoln State Journal is hamper
:, greatly by snow up in the frozen col
Wv growing State, but he sings all the same;
Sometimes at this time OF the year
The robins aud blueblrds are here.
en And the green grasses grow
lar Where YOU now see the snow;
lie And the Etns caokle loud and the roost
Go all crow;
,ur And the farmer Is driving his pillow
IN Just as fast as the law VIII allow.
VII Now It's cold, confess.
ur- out OF doors, aud ! guess
the You don't hear any robins sing now.