The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

III Paso men are going to publish a city
directory this fall FL Paso printers and
binders VIII do the work. keeping FL Paso
money at home. The interests of The public
call for tho maintenance of home enterprise.
In this instance, as we'll as in ali under
takings-El Paso News.
lei Paso has taken an eminently correct
view Of the matter. Keep the money at home
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The Denson Herald thinks the farmers OF
IeNas should learn lesson from their OK
perlence with wheat this season and see to
II mat hereafter II has proper care in their
hahds. II means little extra labor, hut II
also means extra money.-Brenham Banner
Extra labor and attention in the care OF
any crop never fall to mean extra money
Wheat Is not the only crop concerning which
this is true, by any means.
ST. Louis worlds fair project seems to he
In had way at present The politicians are
silent on the subject OF the contemplated
state appropriation of 81 600 0O0 and there
( Is general apathy OF the people interested
IN this great Undertaking, This is all wrong,
and ST, Louis should push to completion
this great exhibit which means so much
TO this section OF the country.--Fort Worth
Mail-Telegram.
/ Texas Is interested to a considerable ex-
tent In this matter and she should do her
share towards carrying the present plans
10 successful termination
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| SO far as known only ono newspaper cor
respondent exaggerated the conditions AT GAL
weston and he was promptly dsowned by
his pater. The other visiting correspondents
are gentlemen OF the highest honor and skill
and the world through them has learned the
ruth the whole truth and nothing but the
trlth.-Galyeston Tribune,
AS he had not already done enough TO
condemn himself in the eyes of all honest
men, the correspondent referred TO is now
telling further untruths In an effort to Justify
his former acts. Verify. great is yellow
journalism
! In 1900 at least ten cotton factories, will
start IN Texas. Now let 1901 do as we'll and
She neat year Me same aud soon grand old
tho manufacturing Of cotton. II should do
II for II raises more cotton than any three
or four states bet the cotton mill building
oontinpe,-~B clton News.
I II Is necessary TO make a start In any
undertaking and Texas appears to have been
Very Successful in inserting the thin edge Of
the wedge so far as the cotton mill industry
Is concerned There IS absolutely no reason
why next year should not show very large
increase in the number OF mills erected
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whose means were swept away the boundisss
! cotton fields OF Central 7 Sxas extends an
! invitation 20 come and Get wosk ana MI
the railroads offer TO carry those In need
u employment 20 the cotton Nelds free Of
charge Nacngdochos News Chronicle.
The cotton fields OF Texas are extending
the invitation no doubt. but the railroads
ere no, carrying those In need Of employ
nent free Of charge. However. where thero,a
a viii there's way, and II any OF the able.
fodied sufferers from the storm are unable
10 hnd employment at home. which is hardly
probable just now. there is undonbted,y
plenty Of work for them 10 other PARTS Of he
STATE which they can reach If they really
desire to do 30.
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Loss OF lie in Galveston by the storm IL
estimated lower than last week II Is thouxht
about oe0e viii cover it--Amite City CI.a5
I Independent ''-''
The press az the country should not be
mlsled by every random statement concernins
the reulis Of the storm. There is no reason
why The facts abovt these results should ho
either exaggerated or suppressed surely no
one who knows anything abou. the matter