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

It win be ali tie more horror 10 him when he gets on bis
stars Tor heroic service He had his soldier
years and the DISAPPOINTMENT Of his life that he
@ no. pass and secure his appointment 70 West PontSan
General Funstons brilliant record in active warfare for
the past several years shows that
depend solely West Point TO make success in the pro
tesson Of soldier like any other class Of citizen
can rise the top his own efforts II these efforts are made
and tondied by agency the land still be
entity General Funston ike Miles and Jackson. and Sam
houston and host o. others deserves credit for what he
has done-wbc comparatively young MANN coming up
from the RANKS to position honorable attain any
Of life
eNas is wonderlaud-wonderful in the vast extent Of
resources wonderful in It's romantic history wonderful
inc variety Of ITS sol and climate and still wonderful
Va me ever expanding possibilities OF its future. All
niJ broad Union ths word Texas wherever and whenever
magic in the word.-Tyler Democrat Reporter.
Indeed there is The Lone State is wonderful in size
and wealth as well in the multitude Of other things
toned BY the DemocraReporter At the rate it is improv
ing these early days Of the century there is no doubt
about it taking the blue ribbon in every line of higher civil
zation in the near future.
young lady visiting town dropped into one Of our stores
me othef day and said 1t my desire obtain pair
circular elastic ppendagcs capable being contracted and
expanded by ociatng FURNISHED steel appliances
that sparkle like particles OF gold seal set with Alaska da
m9ads and which are utilized for keeping in position the
orbds me to mention'' Just had time to hand out a
pair OF garters and then fainted.--Alce Echo
1t is wonder the tragedy was not more drastic ANY
young lady old lady either who would 20 to all that rou
bic to buy few feet OF elastic goods pair of hose sup
porers is delcacy that it would be wonderful il
she did not stampede the whole store force and
management
Editor Leonard OF the Gainesville Register now the
mayor of his progressive little city hereafter what he
writes about the will go"-go faster even than
that animal when the city marshal up addition to
this the newspaper gang from Indian Territory and North
Texas will know where spend their holidays And finally
Gainesville to be congratulated and will by all who
know Leonard.
Mrs lanes Brown Potter declares she does to
breathe a sigh o. relief Gainesville Messenger
his Indignation will undoubtedly prove very interesting
reading to Mr. James Brown Potter who has just finished
two weeks tour OF Texas with prominent rail
road
~, Al he s. louis exposition Texas should head the list in
thS accomplishment that plan be devised an ex
texas o. all the vast and productive embraced within
tne louisiana purchase is entitled to precedence all
competitors Nustn Statesman
From the record Texas has made previous expostous
would appear to be none TOO early begin the agitation
OF this exhibit ST. Louis uf9o3 Texas is the wealthest
both in actual capital and undeveoped possibilities Of
any State IN the South West-yct the State has never
made representative display any the great exposon
Of the country Meantime several States IN the Southeast
have made ercdtabe displays every since the cen
tenna at PHILADELPHIA in 1870 evidence of their good
sense IN so doing look AT their industrial activity today,
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nc Hamilton Ruser adjusts its spectaces and wisely
tells some OF the faith thai is in it as follows
Now that Icvas is AT work utilize her own resources
and n every possible Nay drain TO the East one
or two more good viii make her people leaders instead
borrowers n Crop Investigation and the mo
noting and paronzins OF her home Industries would have
made her this ten Every years puts Texas
ton. $3.50 f0f"
81 SIS
BRYAN says be has found that his cherished idea OF
e9hdNGung newspaper without advertising will pay aud
the columns of the CommoueF open advertising
Granbury News,
Mr. Bryan never intended conduct the Commoner with
out ADVERTISING He refused it is said good authority 10
take advertising for the first editions was not
propong 10 edit sensational freak In each issue since he
has secuted wonderfully large circulation he has advertised
that advertisers might avail themselves the use OF the col
rn'us OF the Commence Not paying, indeed weekly |
paper with $4,000 annual subscribers 81 in advance
could run year very easily without advertisers
he Brenham Banner is unnecessarily hard on the
Ameriean--many Of them Iexasuules now doing service
in the Iransvaal- IL says:
Judging from the way the British have managed the war
N south Africa their armies have been commanded
oy the mules that were shipped there from this country