The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26


the octopus throws any entseles out after II.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
Tho one crop idea has heen abandoned,
and as a consequence the farm rs and COM
a aid s'"FF'''S 0'O 0e''e' 0"'- 0'''0m hF''
The one ,dea farmer has pretty nearly
passed II IS the broad-gangsd Individual
these days in every line who succeeds.
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Pennsylvania, Ike Nancy Lee still stands
upon tho Quay. Brownsville Herald.
The Plum Tree State does not stand upon
the sort Of Quay that Nancy did. The
Pennsylvania Quay is warranted to be able
at all times to pull the lower limb OF his
State so that man like Mr. John Wanna
maker might easily mistake said limb for
a shoestring
There are some people N Spain tho arc
trying to have bull fighting prohibited by
law and thH are abused just as roundiy as
were the governor and the legislature OF
this state for prohibiting prize hsh5ing.-
Pnris Advocate
This IS a very delicate question. The av-
erage American. or rather nine out of ten
Americans. who visit Mexico is disGustei IL
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things not necessary to mention.
With a few more oil geysers like that at
Beaumont the State Of Texas can supply her
citizens with oil without relying IN 4 for
eign coal oil company. Paris Advocate.
Can do so. anyway for the matter o. that,
but "few'' Is hardly the proper adjective
to use in speaking Of anything in eonjrne-
ton with The greatest State in the West or
South. Not only oil but many other things
will be taken out OF the soil IN this old
state in the FIRST year of the Twentieth cen
fury.
There were a great many farm wagons in
from the country getting supplies OF seed
ers OF the county beginning TO make
preparations for another crop and large
acreage Of corn, cotton, oats and many otLer
crops viii be planted Hampstead News,
Industry and frugality are the pass words
admitting Texans-be they farmers or rot
to the green fields Of plenty and prosperity.
The Pos. is much pleased to see tnat tho
farmers everywhere are planting a diversity
OF products instead Of following the old
manner OF stalking their chances on enc
thing Texas is catching up with the In
dustrial procession. and II 1t continues the
route mapped out viii soon be n The lead.
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The man who is eternany encouraging an
| eoitar TO ''hurn up somebody through the
| columns of the paper at once advertises
himself t.l,,a{,, as iooi and coward You WI
! ran he desires TO see set on Are Is sonic
one against whom he has srudge ana
/ heing TOO cowardly 70 face his enemy, az
| tempts to use the editor as a cats paw with
which TO rake out his hot chestnuts Eel
| tors are men who oau discuss public men
ana measures n decent manner Any fool
| ,@n print SANDERS. Editors do ncr know
! how.-Austin Statesman.
| True, the real editor never lies about nor
knowingly prints SANDER Of another. But
! all men are not editors who call themselves
such. There are instances where correct
journalism is prostituted by ignorant or vi
clous ind viduals, and it is this class whch
| prevents tho respectable newspapers FROM
securing statutory justice at the hands OF
tho legislature
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a Colonel Henry watterson would say.
the gods surely have been good to rexas
Every town and city in the state has op-
I portnn'ues for enterprises. If town is not
rhcnomenally wel adapted for fruit or
vegetable canning factory or pork pack.
orS--if 1t hasn't lakes OF oil, or gold, silver.
coal or copper mines within easy prox nifty
II rs h'shly suited for something equally MS
good. This from the Karncs County News.
/ Is positive proof Of these statements:
In connection with the various projected
uIlrk en ldinss It is suggested that now
Wonid DO n good time to establish brick
/ yard at the site Of the old yard on the river
! lnero Is no doubt hut that there Is nm dn-
s5n,led SUPPLY of as fine brick clay IS the
z stato auofds, aud with the railroad trans
Z portaoon right At hand there IS no r.nson
why biz plant might not be put in with