The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

sons The evidently closed both eyes and looked
INTO ne iut1e ana nc tinks ne ca9 Sc ne sfa %n
rsnd lodge G 12S o1e 9eTS 9 9 much Roy @
1t is just well have Houston's position understood
If the Masonic fraternity for satisfactory its
bers desires the grand lodge, all well and good
The people Of Houston will have criticisms to offer no
complaints to make. No juggling will be attempted, no
campaign against removal will be prosecuted On the
other hand If be decided after all that is expedient
desirable to the grand body the people OF
Houston where the body born and where has
fully grown proportions will be glad have it
remain. In word, the people of Housonand The Post
feels that speaks for thebeeve that the members
Of the grand lodge will do what best for the order and
that neither partisan feeling sectional prejudice will be
allowed to prevail
The dispatches tell US Cecil Rhodes is sick. It is pre-
smed that the Beers last getting in their work on the
They must be subjecting him to absent treatment
Merchants desiring to strike the country trade should try
an adv" in the Weekly observer-Corscana Observer.
The above exactly disiuterested advice but it is
the less valuable that The country visitors
to the city for the greater part of the very busy
people and their visit the city is usually visit purely on
business for the part buy supplies and they have
little rubberneck around in endeavor find
the best place trade The enterprsng merchant who has
the foresight tell them, the of their county
paper Of the things he has for sale gets their trade At
ractiye advertisements but they for
themselves many times over
Tn. usboro o.,oor.+ r.s r..ob.a b. Post. .,o.,o.
table and most welcome visitor The Democrat being
published by Messrs Fields and Wray with Hon. William
A. Fields editor 1t is sN-coumn quarto well printed
and showing good advertising patronage As for its editing
have said William A. Fields has charge OF that depart
and doubtful if the whole State of Texas pro-
duce newspaper superior in this gentleman
lageheared whole-souIed and e%perleneed-a versatile
writer and highly educated gentleman Of the old
school.
The Houston Post says there suspicion that if Carter
nomination he would later on have been told that he did not
boss and would give his orders at the proper time Fort
worm Maii-l 'iegra"
not 1,e e,o,,t 80 sion tt ft of ,h booJle i 100 ,r
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TO be president
II we should get up cotton mill in Nacogdoches, maybe
Wold run le price OF cotton up Ike the nome OIL mn mas
/ VocosdoeIefi 5cgtDei 49, " b. w. 0FF'7~ W" "' IL
That would he an experiment worth irving and one thar
could nor possblv lose
The average Housonan reaches for his hip pocket lust
any old tme-Eais Daily Meas.
You wouldn't have him tote his flask in his shirt front
a have never been able to comprehend. said veteran
numsmatst why so many Americans should believe that
commones Of ali our Silver coins is the s5cent piece In the
words }gar!sr dollar are 2 LETTERS Thirteen letters com
eTs and in the shield u, lines There e are T stars and re
croscope you will find 10 feathers in his wing, Temble
Tribune.
Gee we never kept two-bits long enough TO snupre M
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governor should veto the resolution proydino For an
cation, AS it is known lack good deal Of coming up
What ne had hoped when he submitted his recommendation
o th 20 inc leg me Inc gUv[rnoT Ga ho{
the subject to The legislature for consideration The Efforts
OF his friends the house kill cripple the resolution and
Inc o' @ m oy one 81 tne tna[ ne Gidm iaYoI the con
iebf na Ho n" b Ii ei fS w dt b 'ne cup
S @ Se le IeiS.atuIe PasSg G 'e matter
ernor submitted to the iegate the matter Of creating
board settle with the First National bank he only
reComneuduonS ou submitted uralt OF the resolution he
matter he made no suggestions as TO the form Of resolution
and this is further justification for the statement that he DID