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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
Tvs esss reysr Mseoss.

~ bess ..att aaresr y .o@!ag
The lega! !nh!b!.!ocs ac2.-ct conspiracy
viii Be u,aYa.l!-g
Announcement &c r,c5o tro-, Chicago that
tbs packers. Anto!ntl from making trade
agreements to oontro. prices viii form 9
complete consolidated monopoly az one or.
eaaization which car not technically con
spi-s with itss!f hut can all the rors
oesta!nly contrel the market
They will begin By uniting the smaller
eonlarns orttids the big four into ona
e6npany This will clear the neld Of prob
ebis rivals end then they win gradually
merge under one gigantic corporation
No lar as now written can say them
ray s!thtr IN process OF consolidation or In
Anal operation. corporation, or an indi
v!aual may acquire all the beef OF all the
iron o. ali the coal and no statute can compe
H. to shave IT. pfohts--that Is no statute
az statutes are drawn under the limited
PAYERS o. government
Relief must come through some othe
ntaus and the best thought OF the az
raust address itself to the problem Fo
this is certain The American people vii
not tolerate monopoly We had q hint @
their temper in the demand for NAtiona
ownership Of the coal mines under stres
81 the shortage and disorder last fall Bee
: scarcely less a necessity than coal
All OF which means that II greed is nc
restrained and the present form Of govern
ment is impotent. socialism will hnd Il
opportunity and individualism will be swa
l3wed Up In chaotic adventure,
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susLIc urILIrlgs ANp PROFITS.

tublle ownership in this country doesn't make
cents; It breeds deheits The postoffiee depart.
ren, Which does the same kind OF business
Is The express companies, charges higher rates
.ut loses money. The express companies, which
thsfsc lower rates and give better service
maze barrels OF noney. The way to settle these
erohisms is 70 leave the ownership and manage
rent in the hands Of private energy, enterprise
Eaet by public law.--Netv York Presi.
The readiest answer to the Press is that
private energy, enterprise and ability will
not permit rates and conduct 70 be regu
lated BY public law That is the trouble
u4th the common carriers now They defy
legislative Ingenuity, unbiushinsiy violate
tss law shd resist 70 the utmost every e.
tanri aYsa u iaqulga into their epSEat,eaA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
srAe PRESS COMMENT.

- The Texas School Magazine ha. entered
upon is sixth year,
The Mahank Courier recently issued v.r,,
ereditabe special edition, which has just reached
The Post.
90 The Irion County Record says oh Lord
give US fewer men and more brains in cur i.gi,.
lative halls
-. Messrs Yantis Yanti. will max. m.
Athens Review a daily n the Athsnians viii
pledge thsr the necessary supper, The pr..es,
Review u ore Of the beat wssklies 10 the sta.A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
TWO LOVES.
Fer Til. Post
water wagon

/.
CtS YoUrH)
She walked beside me in my youth,
With conscious, queenly air.
Her dark eyes glowing like the gems
That crowned her midnight hair.
The love bore her in my heart,
| scarcely ever told
Nor hreathed sweet nothines In her 4s,s
She was too proud and cold
Awhile we drifted down life's stream.
Strong man and peerless maid
But in sunshine iinger now,
While she lies in the shade
H.
(tS AeE)
She kneels beside me in old ape
Her blue eyes full OF love.
Her sweet voice falling soft and low
Like that Of eooing dove
She perches on my old armchair
And softly nestles here
On my old heart her golden head
Lies sunset days 70 cheer
Her laughing eyes look into mine.
Her winsoms face I see
Alas sweet wife, Of wintry wear,
Ny best love is for thee
-VERSIs Lawson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

The Houston fost, ike Coca WIFE 'i'pt W.
with age We Chronicle this for the beneht OF
the Age--Bonham Favorte
The Houston Post began coming mornings
Tuesday but the train was FIVE hours late, so
we couldn't read it before observation-disclosures
Record
The Houston Post is spreading itself II will
get out an early morning edition for the beneht
OF the out-of-town subscribers. y IS hard 10
beat The ost--Luling Enterprise.
The Houston Post now gets out midnight
edition and Us patrons IN Richmond get the
paper before breakfast AS for enterprise and
hustle The Post can't be best.-Rehmond Coaster
The Houston Post is keeping Up with the
progressive spirit o. the times That excellent
journal now prints 9 midnight edition OF The
Daily Post in order 70 get into the smaller towns
frst--Kerryille Mountain Sur
The midnight edition Of The Houston Post
reaches Dallas the day Of publication. The St
Louis Globe Democrat reaches Texarkana the day
/ Il is printed The Dallas Express reathes Me
ridian Miss. and St. Louis Mo. the day Of
publication This is enterprise.-Dallas Express.
The Houston Post has referred 70 President
/ Roosevelt AZ 2 demagorue This IS an extra
/ ordinary charge We have known republicans
70 be called seoundrels thieves goldbugs, oppre:-
! sors ard everything else ~. nsvar before have
We heard oas called ,agogce-Ne!aseo
World
tn13nss,enety. ,hou art jewel While III:
! waco rimcs-Herad was turning loose its venom
o. The Houston Post and Atlanta CONSTITUTIONS
guessing contests - carried last Sunday 4 ninc
ard haf-ireh double colu:n. advertisement 70,
| turf association promising 70 pay from to 4
pc oent dividends per wsck-Ricscl Rrssar.
Tha oint resolution o. Judge Hodges, 70 hav,
a. amendment 20 the Judiciary article Of the con
st:tution SO as 70 enlarge :hH jurisdiction Of III,
d:stric: courts and abolish the Office e count,
JUDGE IS being favorably commented upon b,
wany rapcrs The Houston Post ard Aust,
Statesman snake strong arguments favorable {;
;:-pa-;s News.
The readers Of The Houston Post in Deniaor
are now able to receive that most excellent news
napsr carly il the afternoon on the day It
Issued thanks 70 the new schedule recently pu
81 by the Houston and Texas Central Thi
greatly extends the territory that can be reaehc
by The Post in Central Texas and should ad
very materially to the lis: Of subseribeFs,-Deni
sen Herald
Seven hours after US publication The Housto
Daily Post reaches Waco which means that b
8 o'clock every morning the newsboys erwin
The Pest on the streets OF this city and is ow
carriers are delivering Il 70 regular subseriLs,
over the city Truly this is something -
noted Who expected few years ago 70 Sc
Houston paper read in Waco by o'clock tn
morning OF publication; We can we'll remembc
when the Galveston News Ysed to reach here
8 o'clock in the evening and We all thought TIL
was up-to-date enterprise, and it was for Thu
= time. The Post prints frss or midnight editor
10 be Naro Il ;s f,,ii ~
Post always IS and one only needs to see II
people buying it they do 10 understand no
x the enterprise is appreeated.--Waco Week
. Tribune.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Houston viii make an effort ~ 500. a..
yestissr, Aa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
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nv 4 ~ Lenfs.)

q
$e,nnAANNNN.N~NNNr ~c~NNrNrS%NsNNA"
By the opals glow | sent you
Long, oh long, long ago
YOU will know that in the evening,
When you watch IL scethe and glow 4
That the tale whispered TO you,
Every word Of il, was SO,
You will know that when elambered
Up the old hill road, we two,
When the sunset flung its orange
ciain.t the deep sky's turquoise blue,
That the story that whispered,
Every word Of II, true.
You will know that when we fingered
Meath the dropping cedar tree,
Where the goldenrod was blooming,
And your lips were raised to me,
That II was my heart that prompted
Everything | said to thee
You will know Il by the opal
Long as it shall seethe and shine
You will know the heart gave you
That far evening still IS thine,
When the cedar dropped above us
And your lips we're pressed to mine.
woman who was rescued unconscious from
FIRE in New York tenement says the fire
was started BY the cat Tabby was doubtless
feline around for mouse and scratched the
matches.
A woman who lived up in Md,
t'Xea heT nome I'll IT looked ike "o
But she slipped and fell down
And now limps around town
And her friends want to know, Where did Sd|
Russian oppression is said to be compelling the
best OF the natives OF Tartary to enligrate TO
Turkey. This will give Turkey the very cream
ALWAYS
vb., ~. Ai,.l,, boundary, :, de6ri,.,v n1aeed
been tr,ced
Aud FIh.A,rs Nt,,.h-;.u b.s to., tr.ed .,d CoI-
onel Ivneb has too
And the ditch across the isthmus has quite cut it
l., f,ct when al we've slammed N do is done
bsyoad doubt
IT,, rorcu nreba-. .+;i ,,;, fr1 ..r,..b;,o ~,
,,ri,. H..
= "f''lt N IaSI week issue foaSteo 'He
| preachers and signed himself Observer Sew
ear lacleS rung US up and declared ne was an
id,ot CtherS SAID It was the editor himself
- e#P'c l'"es.
Comm an a-Gwine
~. y, o'ten axes hnStiing 10 hold ones own
w.. .n
be eare'ui no" you handle paper money. Up
,..,al uuy ma. ey Yves
/ All ~ me AlNah oanS the othef DAY PIE
money was removed because we had our eye on
/ !t-.4!k7H Eye
you can 60 70 Houston almost any time you
Come early and avoid the rush
Kill the worthless ours. They are dangerous
nuisance euchd Ne5V Era.
We don't believe that even del;nou.nt suh.
s.,ih.,s .bou,d h. ..t.rr,L - l., H., t,,h;.
~ 80 ''''' 'Ssl'0"
s.or,+,-, 2 uo,L.,, 80 ~. p-o...,.;,,,
Ic,c,c ;s J., r.osjo, - oor,r,i.o,;o t-.
io.,t;o,, 1. 49, S,,,,t TL; -. -. &c .
,,,sn,o ,i,,. =, ~ ~ ~. 10 naS 80. a.
;ry,n,sJ sou, ,,o..,. bs,I.b ga - ,.;iI
o,a,s f,,,or ;r ne So,,h tor ~. r,,,',ts..,,,.
The company seems to be favoraby impressed
with Orange as a suitable location for their new
additional information that vii AID them If
With paper mill and health food factory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

DiyEsSrvers are settled with the light com
rany and Houston is moving toward the owner
ship Of her own water plant Truly We have
progressive administration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

I.nr the grounding reconsider and come ou'
Of hi, hole summer has done expanded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

pzwry say; that the nsyies Of other nations
are ahead Of Us in Workmanship This may Be
| true 81 some, but Germany and Spain can furnish
! an abb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

~ agreement ha, beer reached n Dsawar.
BY which AddeAs will be sheived and compelled
to stay dead. but up TO date no one has been
found with nerve enough 10 tell him about Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
ABOUT HE PosT.

The Houston Post like good wine, improves
with age We Chronicle this for the beneht OF
the Age-Bonhan Favorte
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

man was shot in the back on dark street
in Houston Monday night, probably by stranger
in that town who did not know that IN Houston
Il is no, regarded as good form TO shoot a man
IN the back when he isn't looking, --Clarksville
TIMES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
ABOUT HOUSTON.
an abb

Houston viii make an effort 70 secure the
next Confederate reunon.--BrAzos pilet
Houston pulled of another killing and still
holds the record over all other Texas cities.
Houston is up to now and Is liable to pull of
any old thing at any old time.--Andsrson Enter
priSe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Houston has outgrown her presen, postoffiee
building and Is making an effort 10 &c. new
one sufficiently eommodious 70 meet the demands
Of the increasing business Securing a site for
new building seems to be more difficult than
getting government Appropriation Naccsdoehes
Sentinel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

+S.ay= m'a!4 ;s:aE ts,. ans- " 1oak..
tsHs-s aass % s: 52o eco e. ,sw stomach
'A- ":;!s wo2!d BE- SUI % theirs ard that they
wagla alaHse W his sa!lways bat up to tats
ks ktast rsssivsA -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

t+vv wants peace, but &c ire war cones she
will be just IS ne TOO as ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Houston man arguing against extension Of
that no new territory has been added 10 tha,
city since 1874 Instead Of being a point for
its side, 1t Is fact that even the greatest rao,s-
back should blush TO mention A town or com
munity never advances peg without strenuous
opposition fFon This kind Of people Torgism i.
feature always - pposit!en--Navasota La.
amlnsx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Tvs way the companies comprising .he beef
t'a', are carrying on !. &: quite evident tina,
they have net hsagd that NJ. Roosevelt IA; go,
things az prepared 20 pu: ; .rimp IL their tail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

woman who was rescued unconscious from
fire in New York tenement says the fire
was started BY the cat Tabby was doubtless
feline around for mouse and scratched the
matches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

War Ire ssna,? did to that oan!bq. BIZ was
certainly b,d for the site
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

The Houston Post Is spreading itself Il will
get out an early morning edition for the beneht
OF the out-of-town subscribers u is hard 70
beat The Post-Luling Enterprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

a woman who lived up in Md,
Fixed her home till it looked like I'd,
But she slipped and fell down
And now limpS around town,
And her friends want to know, Where did Sdl'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Russian oppression is said to be compelling the
best Of the natives OF Tartary to en,grate to
Turkey. This will give Turkey the very cream
OF Tartars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

Kill the worthless ours. They are a dangerous
nuisance--Teucha Ne,O Era.
We don't believe that even delinquent sub.
seribers should be referred to in that fashion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

The Houston Post began coming mornings
Tuesday, but the train was five hours late, so
we couldn't read it before breakfast--Flatohia
Record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

You can 60 TO Houston almost any time yor
want 70 now.--Yodknm Herald.
Come early and avoid the rush
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The Houston Post now gets out : midnight
edition and Us patrons IN Richmond get the
paper before breakfast As for enterprise and
hustle The Post can't be beat--Rehmond Coaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
y, 1924, tts., 1893, ila7 and ries FrsakhS Ave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

The Houston Post is keeping w with the
progressive spirit o. the times That excellent
journal now prints 9 midnight edition OF The
Daily Post in order 70 get into the smaller towns
Mountain Sur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
he HOUSTON DAILY POST.

President
Amir Wee President
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ENGLISH AS A WORLD LANGUAGE,

The Chicago Chronicle agrees with
nameless British economist who has lately
reached the conclusion that English IS not
the world speech It was fashionable TO call
~ lors o co Tbe rhrnp{re adde
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-12
washlpgton Letter.

Election results form the main
subject of discussion among the
Washington politicians aud both
sides claim victories, although the re-
publieans lave by far the greater
cause for rejoicing. The grand VIC
tory Of the party in Ohio assures
Senator Hanna's reelection to the
United States Senate. annihilates
Tom Johnso1's political fortunes,
and designa,es Ohio as a republican
stronghold in the presidential battle
next fall. In fact ,he one comment
which Presiden, Roosevelt made on
the election returns was that be was
delighted with Senator Hanna's
splendid sueeess Tammany's vic.
tory in New York has little national
Significance and is more than offset
by republican victories 'up the
8 tate" Tammany succeeded ia
drawing party lines in the municipal
campaign, and Of course the demo.
Gratis won New York City always
goes democratic; in the LAST presi-
dental campaign il was oyerwhelm-
inglY for Bryan, bul tbs rest OF the
state saved New York 10 the repub-
lican party, aud il will no doubt do
80 next fall, especially after the
New Workers have another sample
Of Tammany's rule. The demo.
Gratis have allied themselves with
TammanY aud although they gained
q momentlrY victory, they are sare
to suffer for il in the end. The
entire press OF New York wa
against TammanY, except Hesrst''
papers. which now print autograph
letters from the successful candidates
thanking the papers for their sup
port ia the campaign. Hearst vii.
no doubt call upon them to reeipro
cate, when bis boom for the presi.
Dental nomination IS well started
and II the rammany victory mean.
Hearts, nomination by the demo
Gratis. the republicans may be gIa,
that Tammany won. The creates
victory OF che democrats wal Il
Maryland ana German no doubt be.
lieves be is well on the road 10 The
White House. His chances for ih'
democratic nomination are inereas
ed, aud as johnson and olnsY los
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-12

and thy stan they comfort mo.r rs
the stan NJ protected HIS iloek. BE
beat the underground to drive out
snakes and other rptilcs. 1t was
the enblem OF the Shepherds Office.
Now God was His shepherd. the
stan 81 Divine strength. Tho divine
government whose power he was
now realizing In the present allie
tion, always brings comfort ~ the
obcdlent soul, 80 shall God comfort
each soul Now comes the cllange In
the picture, the evidence Of Gods en-
TEEN for David was becoming appar.
cnt. ''rhou preparest a table before
me IN the presence OF mine cnemles'
Sec him received ~ tbs guest Of
the Almighty. Huntei by men. hon.
cred OF God, cursed by men blessed
OF God; ridiculed by men, exalted by
Jehovah; scorned by men. ann0lntcd
with isweet perfume by the Hulero 81
the world. . how broad Is Christ.
ianlty that can prepare n table be
fore his enemies until they shall hon
or and respect him. Then comes a
burst OF strong confidence; sturdy
goodness and mercy shall follow me
all my days, George Keith sang
from a full heart these words:
Zen down to old age al my PEG.
pie shall prove
My sovereign, eternal unchanged.
ble love;
And when hOary hairs shah their
temples adorn.
Like lanrbs they shall stiIl In my
bosom be borne.
And I shall dwell In the house 81
Lord forever. Kind reader what d
truth and promise. win you not
make your house. the house OF th,
Lord forever. Here you may plac,
your trust andnever lie treacherous
ly dealt with. For God Is the sam,
yesterday, today and forever.
ALPHA ALPuAEus.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-12
SPRAGUE,

Us folks In town ane delighted TO
see dry weather for n few days. he
cause some OF our sidewalks are ia
need Of repairs.
Why did you not come and hear
Parson Miller preach Sunday morn
Ing and night. He Is doing better
now. he does not hold meeting as
long as he onee.did.
We had quite an explosion Mon
day morning at the New Home coal
shaft, iniuring 1--WE men; one fatally
Il "a thought. We ar sorry 90 hear
OF any one getting hurt I'm the mine.
and 40 short "a time Il has been In
operation.
VIM Kissick, brother 10 J. w.
Ktssick, IL here from California on a
visit. j W. had not 3 him for Is
years. He brought three horses for
the transfer business In Kansas City
and VIII take them there soon. /
did not have much OF a talk with
Mr.. Kisslek. but he has a good APP
pearance, and we arc sorry 60 say
he Is n bachelor.
lam told that the bridge west OF
II. W. Seig Is ready now for the
grading OF the approaches. think
the mail carrier viii smile every time
he comes To that bridge this winter.
Ollie Herndon 10 going to Illinois,
Miss Elsie has a solid fellow now,
Albert Ellis sorter wrecked his
buggy the other night and had 10 go
TO ~ his girl Rioot Sunday. Tic
wlnhave Il all OK. by next sunday,
Miss Marie.
Isaw wa swan IN town the 9th.
er day.
see Lonnle Ellis hauling corn.
Gus i'm l. alright again.
Wis Badgett was out amongst
them Sunday.
Cor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-12
TO UTILIZE MINT.
Medicinal valas Of Plant Well Knova
Among the AneisHta.

Medicinal Vslas Of Plant Well Known
AmOng the AnsisHta.
In fields andwasteplaces, mold.
fashioned gardens and along the
banks of winding streams, the
mint family rise. clean, erect, pun.
gent and fodoFons, says the Phil
adelphia Record. Every member
carries q little medicine chest
tucked IN is green leaves.
During hot weather, especially,
the therapeutic value OF the mint
can scarcely be oyerestimated.
spearmlntr or it's cousin, German
peppermint, bound across the fore.
head viii give relief in violent
headache.
Prepared in a tea, with half wa.
ter and hhif wine. n cupful taken
daily viii 4tmove bad breath, ifit
comes fFomia disordered stomach;
while osseslco Of mint, mixed with
cream and sugar or creme de
menthe-~the French preparation
Of peppermint with plenty OF
cracked Zee, affords relief for the
pain o~ffaAsitude caused by The ex.
eessiye heat or fatigue, In collie
and Summers complaints, also, this
preparation proves a soothing
and mvigorating assistant.
In the manufactnre OF creme de
menthe az least 1--WE Oscillations
are necessary. This Is an ancient
liquor, dating back 10 the early
ages, whereit WA used by the an.
clients for medicinal purposes and
as a stimulaht. The menthol sold
in the Japanese and Chinese stores
is also a preparation Of pepper.
mint used for centuries BY the
Chinese.