The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-29
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
There are some good laws on our statute books which are
selling tobacco boys,-Tyier Democrat Reporter.
There great many laws statute books that
should attention than they receiving from
the OF the public 1t saying much to
se that every which has become law should be rigdly
enforced Only in this manner and not by ignoring them
can the unwse laws be detected and repealed The law
against the sale OF tobacco boys of the wisest laws
framed for the good of the State and nation and it should be
enforced Nicotine taken into the system is not
alone deeterious health but stunts alike the mental and
physical growth For the sake of grand old Texas and that
our boys may achieve highest ideals manhood
law which the Democrat Reporter calls attention
NJ Bird has retired from the Fatonia Record and Glen
and we wish him success.--Morlfoa Eagle.
The Record evidently has lost Bird and gained bird
What is the to time hopes If these hopes
have never the assistance of effort to Ieaizes One
dream life for town. well as for themselves II
V Of city, why sit down and hope that those things may
come to pass? One could wait century for that which eff
fort might accomplish in week If Sherman needs anything
let's not dream Of it, but let's get to workShernan Reg
The trouble with many of Texas towns seems to
be that there is altogether too much manana about their
plans for progress but manana doesn't CO. Today is the
accepted time Today is the big thing the tangible thing
the tool that is ready to hand and its
neglect depends the shaping Of future Yesterday
dead! What did do yesterday that will rebound to the
benefit of town? You're going do something
row? Tomorrow comes Do itnow today
Chauncey Depew saws he remembers his first kiss Per-
haps does but under foeshadowing circumstances he
would DO well to take the slang advice and forget it, -
If Chauncey wishes to happy though married he had
better that kiss incident go away back and sit
New York PHYSICIAN after spending two years in writ
bsa s T e9a n eo he 5ae sp2 b. bo9
!
should abolish smoking.-Aasi" Statesman"
Or sleeping
Eo S & IN 5 does net p+9yf success it
The dinner adds color the above assertion.
The following little sonnet entitled when Strike OIL
is taken from the Velasco World of last week;
Yqp ask me il love your
You ASK me when well marry
But an, worling hard very,
And am sure, dear, wen marry,
''''' ' ,4nsteton Cop,monsr
The World ought to be slsa of it.
Acaretg review OF The testimony in the sehey fails
S5bi ,, bes f {t ner, ~ ,bs tios}3, so,I,,c,ir
himself a aud fearless commander.Basnob Adver,
No it doesn't reveal him in the fight but him,
all right.
Oh see The Hoaston Post says that must be terrible
to live in such awess place Waco. Wonder how The
Post feels living place where murders and double
ders frequent occurrences and where thieves and bunco
seerers have every freedom, with modest make
them afraid Conroe Courier
Now, wouldn't that burn you?
New York reader OF the Post writes friend of his if
the Post edited in Huntsville but published in Houston
stating that IS large enough for town OF nhabt
ants 1t boherne know whether to take the inquiry
as a compliment or not Would you !-HnptSvHgc Post
II you us, no, wouldn't
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RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, have crowded the limit HnG
Whereas, McFadden to and
% Whereas, something's doing and
? Whereas, OF the hole, and
Whereas, the railroads have weakened, and
Where's, have got the mou and
Whereas, the old town needs that compress,
y Resolved that congratulate everybody and anybody
and shake hands with ourseves-Segnln Enterprise.
Enterprise does i'll Bully for you