The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-28
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

NntTe were reported n NUMBER OF cases WntTt
impostors who had never attended medical
college had bought diplomas from fake rlodi-
cine collegce ana recorded same ana are
praetieing under them as authority, and who
under the present law can't be made to stop.
II was decided to let the public know this
that they might force the next legislature TO
make laws 10 protect them from such i'm
posters.
The medical profession owes 1t to itself. as
! well as to the public. to purge itself Of these
spurious barnscles The fellow who sets him
self up as a physician without a certificate Of
qualification from some legally -authorizcd In
stitution and who persists in practclng his
"healing art" on the victims that he dupes.
lis a dangerous fraud and should be incont-
mentally squelched. No man should be per-
mitted to triae with the health and lives OF
the people. and the person or persons who
do SO should be taught Lesson in keeping
with the gravity OF the ofeuse.
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The Texas Sun gets off the folowingi
The Filipinos will be shocked to learn that
at Lansing. Mich, the Americana girls OF tie
Industrial school have been whioped with rub.
a s6sSs T NaSe Pds ana peSe 81
ana plunged into blisterng hot baths.
Uncle Sam is wasting millions OF dollars
and sacrificing hundreds Of lives IN an effort
70 elevate the civilization Of our some timeto-
DO fellow-cltizens in the Philippines. but the
poor devils. half-nsked aul semi-barbarous
as they are said to be. wero never guilty OF
more atrocious cruelty than that reported at
Lansing. It would be good thing to civil
lie ourselves before we undertake the lob
for others.
The rapid increase in population in Texas Is
not as wonderful as the Improvement in the
gf ne Hoo Oh mai
Colonel C. C, slaughter. aaid the highest
price ever paid in the United States for
bull Nearly every county in Texas IS now
raising fine and fast horses Some of the
biggest prices paid for boars ana sows have
been by Texas swine breeders. Great is
Texas!
The above from the Texas Real Estate Jour
nal is timely aud TO the point Improve the
grade Of cattle and live stock generally and
Texas will be at the head OF the procession
in everything.
The Illustrated Industrial World is hand
some publication. and is full to overHowlng
with wrlte-ups and illustrations In harmony
with It's name. 1t has Offices in Dallas. Hous-
ton and Denver.
Anent the practice of carrying concealed
Weapons, and to the end that the pernicous
and dangerous evil may be checked If not en-
> tirely suppressed the charge OF Judge Wells
Thompson to late grand jury at Richmond.
Texas, Is we'll worth studying. II other
district Judges would do likewise, their ac.
ton would 30 far towards frowning out OF
existence that hip pocket custom which In
, 30 many cases leads to violence and death
49,
The Beevile Bee Is urglng the citizens OF
IitH euterOrisinr IN
. trade or business league. and The Post Soc
onds the motion.
The Corpus Christi Caller gives an interest.
ing exhibit OF what Its truck farmers are do
ing. 1t says:
The amount OF vegetable shipments by ex-
press from Corpus Christi this season is
eeumated to have been over 2G00,00O pounds
81, 100 to 10000 pounds a day for sixty days
This does not include the truck shipments
several car loads OF vegetables having gons
out by freight
This is good showing for one town In the
watermelon country. Let tho good work 20
on.
Tho Alice Echo prosnosticates that:
Live stock will so into the winter rolling
, longer, and good rains fall later on this year,
then II will be fat cattle direct TO market
q early next spring instead Of to pasture as was
the Gaze this spring.
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The Colorado Citizen gracefully and truth
fully remarks;
Houston has quite feather in It's cap In
securing the next meeting of the Transmissis-
t sppi congress and Houston knows how t5l
= entertain
r Yes the meeting of that congress here Will
not only be big thing for Houston. hut It
will also rebound TO tho credit and advantage
:, OF the entire State
The man who produces nothing but cotton
has TO wait until fall to get his money out
OF the crop and II the crop be good he will
get very little with his usual out Of luck when
? the work he has done is taken into cousldera-
tion, II he had potatoes, oats corn. melons
and the like TO sell he would Get some money
for what he produces and have something t,
spend to help keep him cool during the sum
mer,
The above is from the corsicana Democrat
and ii is as full of practical truth as an egg
is Of meat.
e A new editor having taken charge OF
paper over in the Panhandle district published
in the first issue the following Apologize
notice.
Attention has been called TO one hlemish
upon our reeord--that Of term in the state
egislature-but We can otier as an extenuat-
ing circumstance the fact that when an at |
tempt was made to send us back again we
were acquitted by very large majority.
And this reminds The Post that more than
one OF the embryo statesmen who sat in the !
last Texas legislature might be "acuuitted''
in the same way without working any ter
rible disaster 10 the State.
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The Ennis Weekly Local informs its readers |
that:
Chicago Is TO have n hotel on the swell |
order, conducted by women and exclusively |
for women No "horrd man, EXCEPT a few |
heavyweight roustabouts. Will be allowed an |
the premises. Dollars to doughnuts the she. |
bang won't run three months.
POINTS ADour PEOPLE.