The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
EDITORIAL PICKUPS.

The recklessuess of Texas in driving the fl. "a
companies out OF the State is something to make II
me possible confagratlon centers there are pncql
cities oil Austin, Beaumont Dallas, FL Paso, Fat 4
Galveston, Houston. Laredo San Antonio, Sherna
tar worse and more certain and widespread osa j
people Oh tne State than conhagratiou will follow tx 4
Nent OF tHc comprehensive commercial losses dR
CUT la1t. rent on crealt.--IHSUdHce Press.
Ihe rctEcSsncss Of this statement is something
note o. some four or five insurance companies alE
drawn from the State rather than agree not D 4
prohibited under the Texas law All the Others (
L@ucss without complaint. Ii the Press is an hons
paper VIII correct its false statement-Ho@n4i
II an on the insurance companies we're to wmda
inc state business would adjust itself and hong
would soon arrange to carry legitimate insurance f1
companies 40 Texas touchy and arbitrary nn
VINO try 20 place risks with them often wish the y
ana parcel would leave and home companies take
Incidentally proper capitalized exas companies r4
money and should be organzed.-Vaeo Tetfa0M
The Houston Post gets to North Texas ltd. "
II made up OF matter that doesn't get stale and ~
inc current news the world over has lots OF
g'@ MAY pursue and ENJOY any day IN the week IN
iosi IS verltable magazine and newspaper comonoi
!Ac literary department ranks high and bears e'''
Careful preparation.-Larcdo Graphic
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b., John p Altgeld is dead the man who, s' g'Iss
Illinois. pdrdoucd the men implicated in the HamalN
sacro IS no longer connected with affairs tsrTssus
maa stood for alleged rights of the turbulent mos Il
'.e ptaceapc class he drove his stakes on Me ~
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OF an advocate Of anarchy, yet his lines were ess n
!" lie restless class TO make his influence ~ ~
t'' Was q lawyer of considerable ahliy adhu :" III
cases most where a breach had been mace rS-sE
&C. He was devotee OF the gods that Ie 'Ia
'oh alter the welfare of those who complain -. IN
rant taking up the fight of the masses and prelsnI
"hcn the masses were wlfully wrong. lie Nasss,ssI
removed from the reds OF the strenuous type ss..,-1
ilf removed from dignihed and conservative s" "a.
lie occupied a middle ground betwixt the W. a-a1
extended either way. There is nothing lo,neN M II
T.. .1,f Nc .
instances of his kind could prope no reNeu'y u
pghlcal nor steer nation to disaster YET hs ~ a
OF thought that could at once be both UNIVERSE
6eduHoui Enterprise.
Midland Texas tried prohibition one year .asI
along TO Amarillo. II prohibition really ao Il,
lluor almost every town in Texas would SY iL,r,jb
OF reducing drunkennesss crime, costs anu g, re
uose TO whom drink is curse.-El faSo ~ sni O \
here is real prohibition in Georgetown t ~, i,
uger has no lair here. If communities tnet Il s /
Ptonlbuon Will follow Georgetowns eNa,,P I'D be
the law they will enjoy real prohibition ais9 n
News hypothesis will become fact. There r y "A
voting ont saloons unless they are Kept ou'' Isooss
3e kept out Georgetown has concIns'Vey
Gtorgeto1UE Sun.
Prince Henry ha, gone. and failed to see . Y.
m the Union. Many OF his compatIots are, q
euzens OF our grand State and the tar s stia
ana Prussia are in some portions OF orl saruft
as the loveliest types OF Texas girls. heiI CONS
nothing of charming cordially of manner pnpa h
popular. The Telephone knows nothing Z. II Is e
hut is ready to drink TO the health OF MANY
"omen,-Faeo Telephone.
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Some time ago the editor o. the Wharton ~
an article made OF black elastic web YhSInn sn5 y
ior belt aud too large for sleeyehoa,, his ~
mat owner could have same by calling = y i
ice Tor notice attached Last Sunday mp vide
huNom youre lady called and asked for tne s "A
l9r hiushed deeply but stepped 70 lne hardel