The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


ne Houston Post made the deliberate that the
when fbe Tin,e e o2se with the State treasurer and
koberdeau to prove to the contrary The up
Hssad ela as always does when corneredVoco Times
This Bombastes Furiso magnes vain things. In the
quotation from the evidence Of Mr. Roberdeau above re-
ierred to- the Imes-Herad thought to play cunning by
resort to gabhng In other words it printed just much
OF The evidence suited its partisan purpose For instance
Mr. Roberdeau closed his evidence as follows.
Queston-What your balance with the bank January
l. l9oI your total deposit from January August g. your
total receipts from the bank during this time and your
~ A gS balance a.. with the bank January 1901,
January TO 8dy inf total deposits Of the from
ceyed from the bank from January August was $500
gust was $sss46o Oa'A"'e from January TO Au
While The Post has made the statement as asserted
by the Iimes-Herald that the settled once month
with the State treasurer it could have said
pretty nearly according to figures submitted by
Mr. Roberdeau From January August there were
placed in the bank for collection checks aggegatng
and during the period the bank paid treasury
the sum OF $7ooooo in round numbers For permitting the
large amount to accumulate prior January l. and which
was not reduced from month month Mr.. Robbins
surabe The Post has said And in this connection
it is only fair to state that Mr. Robbins claims that very
large from the bank treasury was expected
and would have been made Immediately upon MIR Worthams
return to Austin which payment course prevented
by the closing the bank The controversy
with the Times Herald this matter not because of any
particular point that had made but reason
that the Waco seadversed guardian of the people
is
time wasted but wearisome the public And the
adyerted to here only because the testimony
deau is mentioned
Who says St Louis is slow city? Recently divorce
was granted within toryseven minutes from the time the
hfy-one and hree-fourths mnuesTerye Times Star
That Chicago divorce granted within fftyone and
reeonhs minutes after the marriage certificate had been
made out
The fact that man died drunk railroad track in this
@ l Ugh tb pee 1 IRON tne eects or haylng ms mead cut
drunk man.'-CorScdHd Times.
There is evidence show that it hurt him. there?
The kerosene can has been getting some more deadly
work this wcek-Fldfonia Record
There indeed few agencies that can show more
deaths to their credit than the kerosene
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Number S, volume 25 of the St. Louis Furniture News
is of the brightest and best edited many trade
papers which The Posts sanctorum 1t is
full of bright catchy reading matter which to sugar
its extensive advertising business usually so
prosy take on most pleasing aspect
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Verify. oil is pouring in at Beaumont August 80 five
problem how much oil be procured but where
can market be found for the enormous outputFiaona
Not pouring in brother, but pouring out"
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We desire inform the public once more that no one but
the editor has interest in this paperRockbo Neap Era
Gee that's tough If can't them interested in the
kind OF paper the New Era is. you'd better quit
Owing oversight The Post has not mentioned the great
special edition OF the New Orleans Picaylne September l.
This edition. consisting of sixty pages, which
information and business happily blended in
its makeup and its illustrations Information in
its well written and thorough OF New Orleans told
in both its reading and its many advertisements which
last the business which have referred. In addition
TO its other good things it contains glowing tribute
people OF Galveston, optimistic energy and their
which made possible for that city
almost total annhation As exposition of the resources
of the Crescent City and her tributary country have
which quite quaed this edition OF the Picayune
The dropping water the toughest
The constant gnawng Towsor mascates the toughest bone
The wooing lover bears away the bluhing maid
}. +. b., 1883, in Luiing Signal
And the witchng little maiden whom you loved loved all
alone,
You will find when you have wed her often makes your
pants her own;
And the shortest daisy longest limbs displayed
You will find will when honey has
wade.
Chicago inventor claims to have discovered perpetual
light 1t produced he declares by combination Of chem
icals in Theoretically sealed globe,-Byenham Banner.
He has probably just stumbled jug OF old Ken
lucky
Up in Kansas the other day Topeka bitten by
good strong pull from his bali Bottle saved hm4iu Sun
Wen bet he had that snake trained.
We a least ten acres planted in onions this
fall Save al the fertilizer you can and make the land
adapted to the growth,-Logeiady Nc7cs.
Is it fertilizer that makes the onion smell like that?
SOME PosrscaIPTs.
About people always aaoat the of
the world
Some OF the Venetian gOndolas driven by electric