The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

EAOT1AINJE I'm EfSNIEW >.
he Washington correspondent Of the Globe Democrat
Hill a. M Johnston as having leanngs toward haVa
OF The people--Waco Times Herald
y : not known where the correspondent got his niorma
TON Tor all that the gentleman referred has said about
simple truth
The Nashville American would like to see the popuist
Party cut loose from the democratic party and i alone II
We confess do not like to heh With such allies especial
y Wnen we are required to their tactics If the demo-
not WIN through fusion alliance OF combination with other
The prevalent ~ lnls me AneIiSsn d 1913 baye
had about all they want OF San Antonio Express
1t was not the act Of fusion that defeated the democracy
was the descrton Of that element OF the party that al
ways at all times under all Circumstances places dol
lar above the man. and ready subordinate principles
to greed.
As
The Colorado Clipper has discontinued its daily edition
and will devote its whole time to being upodate weekly
Whatever may be said about the German emperor Il can
American yaeht@YorItowhp News. D''
mere act of reciprocity Just consider the number of
German schooners annually ordered in America.
Tell not in idle jingle marriage is an empty dream"
Tor the girl dead that's single and things not what
NIB man thou art to returnes has been spoken Of
the RIB Not enjoyment and sorrow destined end
a o day Lie long and youth is aeeng and our hearts
wedding marches ali the way In the worlds broad field Of
battle N the bWouac of life be like dumb driven cattle
let the dead past bury its in real and living
present heart within and hope ahead Lives Of married
folks remind make lives well and departing
leave behind us such examples shall "telsuch examples
tha another wasting time in idle sport forlorn and
married brother seeing shall take heart and court us
then, be and doing with heart triumph set still
Campo News anu 'i'n ono n'sO""1 GET
Tell us not, in varied that welded lifes the
thing that the brother who married still hath heart
and sing Lite IS just an easy ambe for the fellow still
wed, but most exciting scramble when the marriage VOWS
are said Not little bit of the benedcts sad way
he must beg and steal and borrow just keep the wolf
away Days are long and nights longer and his of
grief shall cald and his walls shall exc be stronger
sees he's getting bald In the worlds broad field battle
in the bvouac of life if you'd hear babys rattle be mar
tyrtae wife Lives of benedcts remind us we can be
jay well, and leave single life behind and make life
hairesssel Let us then, be and flying, flying hence
ere we'd leave the madcns vainy signing and our
hair upon head
The bravest hoy in Kansas lives in Achson He never
rescued cripple from burning building nor stopped
Atcbison Globe II low" N'0" u
Rats There's boy in Houston who washes his own
face and combs his hair without being told
piekpocket relieved the sheriff Of Fayette county of $50
at the sherfs convention Houston the other day Now
been an editor the amount stolen would have s' b ~ Ina, na
three times much,Palestine Visitor
However if he had been newspaper man he would
never have got so far from his roll
Mr.. W o Hornady tho veteran newspaper correspond
ent at this point for the San Antonio Express left for the
Wild and woody West going far Marble Falls He
taking his annual ten day vocation and being great
dent of Nature which furnishes his chief theme writ
ing he naturally seeks the rugged country he can find
lie carried with him boxes Of matches and an improved
joint pipe--Austiu Statesman
Wonder if the real object of his layo not to form
some plans for prosecuting his over in Mexico?
The r2iroad companies are making better roadbeds in
eNas and generally improving their property preparatory
to handling with greater case and facility the immensely
crcasng business OF Texas With reasonable freight rates
in The State this business would increase much that
would require much Improvement in rolling stock and
roadbed to handle it,-Denson Herald
The railways simply keeping up with the times In
creased traffic forces added facilities in matter of trans
portaton.
The Texas School Journal has become the exclusive prop
erty OF Mr. J. Stanley Ford The headquarters of the publ
cation will be in Austin hereafter The subscription prfVe
of the Journal has been raised from 81 $3.50 it having
been demonstrated that high class educational journal can
not be issued at the former price