The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21

lion for elk months AZ time and the public
would never have discovered their absencs
Great editors, at least a large majority oil
them, have underwriters. who become 40
perneated with the style and policy OF ther
chiefs newspaper that hey write the kind
Of matter required, in some instances even
as well as The chief. Mr. Bryan viii PROB.
ably not write ali the advertisements Of the
Commoner
The Texas Truck Growers association mas
asked Tho legislature 70 increase the annual
appropriation for the support and main
tenance OF the agricultural experiment sta
ton Of Bceyiiln and 70 provide fof the es-
Enlistment o. additional experiment stations
a. different points 10 the State. The practical
bcuefts which have accrued from the ex-
pcrlments carried on at the Beeyllle station
are de Jared TO have been OF great value and
i Is earnestly dee.rcd that more varied OK
per.ments may be made, This Is necessary
for the ascern.nment ri the sdaptabllity
Oh coll and q mate TO nntried products and
as TO the best methods ~ cultivation. Such
experiment stgtlons besides educating the
producer help 70 encourage and promote d.
tersllied farming and the Utilization OF the
tAcl nous resources With whieh nature has
so boun'ifuly provided this state. The out.
lay required to establish equip and main
mrred N Increased revenue TO the state
many times over IN very short whlie.--san
aHtVIlo EXPRESS.
This is one Of The few appropriations asked
Tor oy the tllers OF the soil All sorts Of
ORGANIZATIONS haze beeD asking for annual
appropriations from me legislature for the
past quarter Of century, but as rule the
farmer and the gardener have kent on the
even tenor of their ways-if the way wasn't
rocky, which q was more often then other.
wse--and AID The best they could without
the al or consent OF anything on earth but
tAeir powerful right arms and the Aim ghty.
Now hey are getting organized and "di-
yersihed" and their organization has passed
the period Of adolescence The very life
Of The world depends primarily on the an
a'ent and honorable vocation Of agriculture
and every effort to elevate and make it bet-
ter should meet with unqualified approval
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Tac electrical railroad line between Fort
Worth and Dallas an assured fact Trans
Wi}l be run every hour Ia the day, and the
time occupied Will be one hour and fifteen
minutes each way II will compel Fort
| worth merchants TO compete with Dallas
prices or 60 cut OF business.-comanche vs-
THIS comfeuGon will probably no, be hard
70 meet Meantime such improvements are
neing made between number Of Texas
citles sherman and Den.son viii soon have
an electric road connecting hose two places
IN fifteen minutes. Houston already has
passenger trains TO Galveston nearly every
nour and will have ocean going steamers
plying between these two cities and the wide
world IN a. little while. Keep an eye on
fexas.
Tho young man n search ot wife, good
vito WIN 30 much Interested in the rGls
la.d Down by he late p y Armour, as III,
nes meaus by which to attain this, desirable
eud Mr. Armours rule s--"hnd good
mother 90 Daughters then marry one Of th'
daughters makes No difference which
one This throws . heavy responsibilit,
on eIc mothers bus We are Inclined 10 thnl
Mr. Armour was right about d. Th, daugh
ter Of a coed mother. in nnety-nine case
out o. q lor. VII make a good wife.---Sher
man Democrat.
On the theory Of iraplng tvlE in th
way It should grow ana when It grows III
, % viii not depart from H. Half tho Grim
and vice in the world is caused by ignorance
, and bad association IN youth,
E ~
/ he PROSPECT Of tho establishment OF
D Erelt South Texas fa'r is matter Of para
g Texas. and lndsed It WIN benefit the peoul
, Of the ont.ro State Huntsville Enterprise
SO FAR as It's establishment is conrarne,
every prospest ia ulpgslnp II he i'm ia III
/ n,e,,.. .. 49, wy 80"
''N''' INTERESTS OF houston ana neshnor
''s 'o"As now 10 say " the south TeSa
country 5a'A nave Suee ta'r, ana noth.n
q van jar houston ana south Texas If the
We .'oe 10 40 ming NOW all together
d genlemco'
p
Y ar, ". ''Uu 'e!tnS tpUm pagles VINO nave pee
S "H'uJ ever ,ue county recently mat ther
3, 40 a.l lou Auount ul 'eLoh IN 'he hahd
ia, ibi!nots gemanlns unsold one gen
batipr cotton nio Grind '' sslins %, woH iats
v mex. Anrl-Grlnd saline sun
% fIurrHh for me farmers! They are no,
, have heretot re taken pleasure in pressin
~ them Il Agrieola VIII but keep the line
" taut and trig now he win win in caute
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CoGgressnisn cooper has fifty acres IN tn
nan n sa.ale vicinity Of the great Of! geyse
he S wln PC y. ana no dee6t N sa9r' TN
>, on snauts aver tho srro f.,a 49,. 49,.
, nt,o. 'q s"'V '"Nu '"e snoFe
N' % 'eN"hS' Whether such TEXANS hap
pen to he In congress or w the cotton patci
The night is percnlptine =, toward zppr,ss ,
r the Lone Stars eminent are, ius, now
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y rhe Houston Posi- a. aavoc,t,rr ,,r