The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

turned to and developed that the possibilities of
Texas better appreciated than ever? viii the min
oral deposits be actively exploited? VIII the magnif
cent opportunities and promise of manufacturing
plants be seen and promptly utilized? viii the value
of Texas lands he appreciated?
If our home people, especially home capitalists
do not recognize the chances of the hour while
the counrys eyes turned upon the State the great
oil discoveries will not have accomplished the half of
what might reasonably be expected from them.
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TuE dispatches tell that both Secretary Root and the
Cuban constitutional delegates appead he satisfied with
the results reached in their conferences takes
pconeed legislators and politicians than these Cuban dele
gates so Washington and resist the Establishments Of
the administration and the influence of state dinners and
swell uncheons,
Tiu spring bride this does half as much
attention oil well,
WE the oil boom and the rice boom and now
we should like boom in this section The Post
has always held that belt offered magnificent OPP
portunites for adding the wealth Texas and
making fortunes for neutrality-suspicious. that have
hardly been touched yet
FEW affairs like that OF Queen City ought to cause
boom in the price of hemp
Ma BRYAN showed proper appreciation OF things when
he said that he had been candidate for third
ton he would have become editor So many men
think they could do the editors work better than does
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II is now cinch that Mr. Mclaurin's new democratic
party consists wholly OF Mr. McLaurn.
Mr. STEAD London thinks there is serious danger vet
of between the United States and Great Britain over
the canal question Not solitary CLEAN hope of escaping
from our pension burden is afforded us these days
THOUSANDS or men idle because OF the Ohio foods
food seemingly has much the same effect as trust
YlsrgsptY people showed proper spirit in pausns
in their rush after pe and pleasure long enough strew
flowers and prayer the resting place OF the
son'h's heroic dead the boys who wore the gray.
LIKE the skipper of the old New Bedford whaer. Texas
Is on the qai Vve for each OF There see spous
VIM all its intelligence Massachusetts, has never had
practical sense enough TO limit the sessions OF its legislature
The body that met in January is still deck and is likely
! TO be until hot weather stampedes it.
EgFRs and RuHLrN again matched to fight and the
talk that Tor space did fail trebn laundering swe
! the gale.
GOVERNOR GENERAL WooDs hurried trip to Washington
in the wake OF the Cuban delegation he was afraid
he might miss OF the interesting points of the CONVEX
saton
lupGrNc from the four-b pieces now in circulation in
Houston the oil promoters the only people who arc
able to make money.
Now Count Bou Brother-inaw Caselane is posing as
reporter Perhaps the press two continents has roasted
him rather hard but this revenge is little short of endsh
Tiig situation at Beaumont now so thoroughly under
control that the operators bring whenever they
feel like it,
| ght Cuban commission is in conference with Secretary
Root BY the time negotiations concluded they will think
that Elihu is the Root OF all evil
ouK local nossbacks would better hun, their cyclone g.,
lars II they don't wish overwhelmed by the boom TIM
is about to arrive
Now II Patrick could get at Jones for a moment the
chances that the grand jury have an opportunity
to bring in another Indictment
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One of The Posts Mem
Eagle Pass Guide,
The Houston Post has serious sentimental jocund poet
in J. NJ lewisaway above the average rhyester in ability
indeed some Of his deserve long life As writer
100 o. thfeene epsrams he is unsurpassed Note poem
reprinted in this issue and the episrams.