The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

4 the discovery Of oil and such Of fuel keep
UP IN the vicinity Of Houston look for that mans town
Standardization Herald.
And the discoveries keep up Every time any prospector
gets to working with intelligence and energy about the first
that from that vicinity" that he has struck
gusher made dazzling in rieegrowng in fruit
vegetable culture Houston located in the heart of the
coast country the promising portion Of Texas and its
facilities and location make it the best distributing city in the
Southwest.
People who through life with their closed to the
aims and doinss Of people There no man or woman who
does not at times have lofty thoughts but too much dscred
IS given to other people.-Ernis News.
1t said that takes all Of people make world
like this, but that is who is ordinarily
obseryan will deny the that the optimistic jovia per
son gets much OF life than he OF the pensve grum
bling nature There is enough trouble without adding it,
but there is always for cheerful encouraging and
kind unselhsh deeds
From every field of employment comes the good news
an hands are at work n many public works overtime is be-
ing made by all who will and the boards keep every
idle Men today who are ready to let small contracts for re-
pairs additions and sundry jobs waiting get
prosper-remple Haymaker We at ''"''
Such is the industrial chorus which floats on every Texan
breeze IN all parts Of the State these days Never the his
tory OF this Southwest country there greater
denec of thrift and prosperity than present
dons are and there is every believe
that they just look what Texas will be by the
next ederal census is taken
President E S. Peters OF the Texas Cotton Growers Pro-
eevc ASSOCIATION has issued call for farmers meetings to
nc d IN every county seat IN the producing
OF the State ON next Saturday The purpose reduce
cotton acreage and Investigation President
letters calls upon Texas farmers to adopt their slogan
More corn more grain hogs cattle and
money.'-Austin Statesman,
President Peters is successful farmer himself and HE
advice would be worth needing The average Texas
farmer however is fully that diversihcaon is good
thing and IN all portions OF the State he is pushing along
If Funston has any dear friends who want to see him do
we'll they should tell him his return he should per-
fond of his wife as TO Five her nnv ne b o DC SO
sented to him Two heroes already been weakened by
ward the American public.--Dallas News
Mrs Funston will doubt attend to the kissing part of
the program and the general be depended upon to man
age the presents He is exactly from Missouri but his
home lola KAN not very far from the line and he al
ways has to be shown
BY the way how about that agreement not 10 take terri
tory in China which Mr. Hay announced month ago that he
had secured from the powers,--Brenham Banner
1t is up to the distinguished author of Little Brooches
TO answer and might be remarked in passing that will
probably up hmha will loaf around the brone
even II 1T might be in a durn sight better business Pc
4
Miss Maud J. Allen, who recently became editor and pro
preor Of the Bartlett News has greatly improved that news
paper and it is better than ever
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Let everybody aid that committee which soliciting aid
ted
VIII attained be of ncaculabe benefit to our CITY in many
ways encourage the committee with your cash and kind
words.-Terrel Transcript w ~
IN some OF the more progressive States of the Union the
smaller towns and villages have better sidewalks water
works ana pubic improvements generally than can be found
in some OF the larger cities Texas The town counc
compel property build sidewalks in front of their
property They force them to make connections with water
mains from sanitary standpoint and for fire protection
ms ooeS away with soliciting and best of all gets the
improvements Texas municipal authorities might nroft
ably take lessons from neeborng States on this problem
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Sayc the Port Lavaeaen:
INC Skeptc may think he likes regarding rice br,
when the Southern Pacific railroad goes into its treasury and
dNos ou $4,000 with which 10 pay for printing an ssuc ~
receipts tor cooking rice to be distributed at the Buffalo nv
position inc coming there must be merit in the IN
duStry and profit IN transporting rice ~ "
mere IS profit for handling rice since il cannot
DC grown III many portions OF the world There is ,tc
doubt about its future in Texas however especially since
,'o" 'G United States department OF agriculture have
said that Southeast Texas was the best ricecroyi
in the United States NV"'"y