The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


When you see notice in the paper thai
turnips and cord wood, frying size pigs anu
potatoes will be taken In exchange Tor SUI
scripton 1t is not always an inalGa.'oh H., ma -
n sore need exists for these articles nut Is
often the expression of an honest desire on
the part of the editor to exchange courtesies
with his country OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieAao'
The country newspaper publisher oil feNas
~ the most generous hearted of all creoitors'
If n subscriber Is unable or unwilling to pay
cash he viii take any and all kinds OF pro-
duce In exchange for his paper, even though
the aforesaid subscriber offers those oil ms
products that left over after he has as
posed of all that he possibly could
~
The Brentwood Banner Bulletin recently
entered upon volume "a OF that splendid week
iy paper. When the paper was first estao-
lshed by Colonel W. H. Martin, long since
deceased the now prosperous city of Brown
wood was but mere frontier hamlet, and
the Banner Bulletin has kept apace with the
hustllng, enterprIslng place of Its puolica-
ton. Mr.. VIII II. Mayes. the editor and
proprietor. is popular with the craft and
knows how to conduct newspaper
rL nc.i-.ati... ~ Ind.r~.I-aaa .1d tba
! American Constitution are a splendid code OF
political principles and are the foundation
]
vances the interests of republican form
of government. Huntsville Enterprise.
| Tho safety of this government of ours aud
its people depends upon the strict observance
OF the principles set forth in tho Declaration
OF Independence and the American Constitu
ton. It is the violation by the party in power
of these principles that are dear to every
| patriotic American heart that democracy Is
| fighting against.
Wonder II there are any fruit vegetable or
| tobacco ralsers In Nacogdoches county enter
| prising enough to make an exhibit at the e.
| i. and V. Festival at Houston next month? =
| Nacogdoches Phone.
| There should certainly be enough people
| IN the town and county of Nacogdoches with
enough enterprise to arrange an exhibit Mt
Houston's great festival, With just little
energy exerted in this direction quite n cred
table showing could be made, II old Nacog-
doehes wants to keep up with the procession
It must hustle, for every town and county
Of any Importance will have an exhibit at the
festival,
The Camp County Enterprise published at
Pittsburg by C, g. Engledow, recently issued
II special edition containing sixteen pages OF
interesting matter concerning Plttsburg and
Camp county. The first page has d cut OF the
Carnegie public library and there arc pic,
lures of quite a number OF other buildings
and prominent citizens shown. The edition is
a creditable one and should prove good
advertisement for the town and county named,
~
With It's characteristic enterprise the Rock
dale Reporter is urging the farmers In its
neighborhood to try tobacco growing and is
interesting itself In furnishing Information
regarding the industry. The sandy lands OF
able for this profitable crop and we hope the
| Reporter will be successful in creating an
Interest in the MISUNDERSTANDING Right
Thing.
The Reporter is to BIO commended for its
efforts to Induce the farmers OF It's county
to diversity their crops. The newspapers all
over the State arc preaching divorsihcatlon
with an earnestness that is bound to win out.
II the farmers are not more prosperous In
future than they are now. II will not be the
fault OF the papers.
The Houston Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
| Festival will BIO held next month and the
press OF South aud West Texas stands ready
to honor any drafts that may be drawn upon
Snbinal Sentinel.
The Sentinel and other papers OF South aud
West Texas have always done even more than
their share In helping the Fruit. Flower and
Vegetable Festival along They have at all
times advocated anything that would advance
the interests Of this city and what they have
done is appreciated by the citizens Of Hous-
ton.
The Childress Index has again enlarged to
seven columns. the Increase In the size being
dus to tho increased advertising patronage
given the paper by the merchants OF Chldress.
The business men of It's town are doing their
duty by supporting their home paper as they
do.
Now that they can come to Texas we trust
our New Orleans friends are In q happIer
state OF mind. Looking at tho matter humane
~, We can not say that We can blame them
for protesting against = quarantine that keeps
them out OF Texas,--Fort Worth Register
Nor can The Post blame them Tor wantus
70 come to Texas The Lone Star State il
Gods country.