The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The prospects are hattering fer the people
Of Carr putting 400 or 800 acres OF fruit
in this year. Hurran for Garrison Moss
bGoMsm is being placed in the rear ana an
enterprisng spirit has taken a deep hold on
cur citizenship ard as VIC move aloag, We
note with pleasure, we are lust few feet
it, advance of the procession. Garrison
Signal
Ir asmrch az those wSo merely keep u
With the process ION these DAYS are dong
well Garrison is certainly TO be coagratu-
lated, Her people will plant fruit trees anu
the peope OF the coast country will put in m
increased acreage OF cane ami rec Thus
will it be shown that Texas is capable OF
raising practically all kinds OF crops.
From the number OF new paper art cles OIL
aerial Navigation these days it is believed
that soma Cd thought and inventive genius
arc beng ,ente ed in that direction. This
will get results and some OF. these days
real flyer will greet the gaze Of the as
tonished populace. Waco Telephone
In view Of the enormous strides being made
in all scientific lines there IS every reason 10
believe that aerial naylga ion will become an
assured really before many years have
passed The idea, Of course. is laughed at
row, just as Vas the idea OF the heam engine
and the printing press and the dozens Of
otLer inventions which are NOW so common
No matter who is elected president there
Will be thousands of men who knew all
VIII lie ready 10 say, II told you So" 1t
ought not to be against the law 10 shoot ali
such men on the spot, but unfortunately II IL.
harris Advocate.
Tho Post will do is share towards trying
to change the law before the next election.
Gainesville is row in nosition to move
Up not h. We have been getting p,en.y
OF advertising abroad lately. The point Is
10 keep il up. not o get in ano,her Rip Van
Wrinkle sleep Tor twenty years.-Gainesvilie
Register
Outside advertising Is absolutely necessary
to the proper growth of own and in no
way can it be so effeetrllN secured Al
through the local press.
~
The FIJI p,nos are adopting tactics similar
/ to those practiced ty the cabled mermaids
! oh seamen except that they ohoo G American
/ soldiers for their victims 1Ac.r method Is
/ to lure therl into traps by means Of orchcs-
! ira music and then making them pay he
! fdd .er with their lives. -Lake Charles Press
/ And the American people. by re-electne
/ Mckinley, have provided for four years more
/ Of this sort OF thing! Concerning the same
subject, the Hr.n am Barner says
The haIdships and privatI9ns which the
! American soldiers in the Philippines are re-
CURED 10 endure are simply appalling, FigA.
! ins is almost Of daily &C urrence, while tn,
conlmissary supplies are issded In quantities
| insufficient 10 sustain the soldiers, when IN,
amount OF service required is taken INTO Goa.
] sideratlon.
boy died In Charles on. s. c.. from in
! jures received while be ng "hnzed" at I
Porter Military academy a. that place,
! is strange tina. old students slouli try I
show the knowledge they have gained
acting fool in the presence OF the new SUI
drnts, Stranger still r. Is tha tdueators vii
countcnanoe the barbnrols Treatment tina
rev students are some times subje ted to-
Paris News
The p9astice of tazirg s lv no means a
prevalent as 1t once was. hut such occur
reucos that noted ~ the News arc still
altogether TOO frequent The adIunisralo
Of capital punishment in a few such case
would prabcblv have the effect nj bringinl
about discontinnance Of the barbalo gu
custom.
Milton received ei0 fer "Paradise Lost.
and tho author OF "My ally Lou" recant
announced stat no haf mate 010Ho out o
the ssle OF his songs, and yer the ertlco
insist that r'erit e. rot appreciated In thi
world. Austin statesman.
There may be several morals hidden 4
this tale enc Il them is, apparently, tina
/; Ia well TO dwell IN these strenuous days