The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Charles + Burke of Pilot Point Texas has purchased a
half interest in the sherman Courier We don't know what
Mr. Brkes previous gait been but he will have TO
CELEBRATE It in order TO keep up with the courier
.o In Wednesdays Post we that Ggstaye ahn Of rice ice
planned TO the dads Of The Bayou City that he went to
he was denied the privileges Of laying track to bis
property He also pointed out to them that 4 this right was
again denied he would point west Of Houston
and build second rice mill Sec Seay is about fortyhye
rice interests al this point This mentioned for what rs
worth One. WE g howeysr that our people keep their
! All right After Houston you can be first
The Beaumont Daily Journals edition devoted
to exposition Of the oil nee and lumber Of
Beaumont and the territory contiguous and tributary it. is
work Of art and OF tho ambitious and complete
editions OF this kind that has come to table 1t con-
sss OF sSty-our pages heavy caendared paper and
treats in most thorough manner Beaumonts past
rowh present greatness and future the
pages are epec with splendid halftone and filled with
concise weleded information statistical and descriptive
OF this most wonderful oil region OF the world making IT
most valuable work for future and send to one
distant friends The whole bound between attractive
paper embellished with appropriate designs We
heartily congratulate its publisher Mr. s. H. McGay.
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Now and then hang man in Texas for horse-steang
put ~ our yew that crime is mild as compared VITA
e oense ~ Rus,a where whole ysse Of artars, nun
by the Russians because they stole horseFort Worth Reg
Russia will be as bad as California at that
Dallas is be congratulated she has been selected
las handling big crowds at her State fair and will
spare no trouble or expense to make the veterans csmforta
The Post can speak advisedy Houston tried entertain,
had fallen and cloud had oboured the sun Houston
would have found that she had bit off than could
confederaes for The size Of tSe townCIebTne Chronicle
al -, a.,
isn't Houston has never yet undertaken than She
can do and do well.
Some attractive lines in bathing suits may now be seer
at Corpus Christi-Corpus Crony.
We're coming down we'll take curved.
The Refugio Review has been enlarged and much i'm
proved thereby If its present advertising patronage
tinues it will need more space long
T. Farss has purchased Mr.. Biggars interest in tho
Colorado Spokesman and will assume editorial charge at
once
Lott !, sqp E sE and get yh; rack within t Dor
heard said hq voting whisky out o your town made 1u
Abe Mulkey back to siraightcn YOU out again Which is
We sympabizc with Lott, whoever he is There's Moth
ing like having little good whisky within ones borders
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} Where exchange speaking of a its home
town say Bridges are necessity" the willy com
intended doing little oying along this line but glan,c
at the head Of the editorial column shows the ctor
Of the feminine persuasion; so~c' just 20 as sot
The newspapers have criticised Justice David Brewer
of the his decision take
wifc-C orsicana Courier Light
As long he doesn't show disposition take ours
we've kick coming
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The Chiffon Herald issued special hot weather devil
edition last week 1t red ink hot as to con
tents.
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making the first subscription the Confederate reunion
fund having appropriated $Ioo for this purposeMoKi
ney Gazette
They will find the course Of time that that was ore
tine Wien they did not make a Typographical error.
While the wife Of farmer living three miles southwest
OF Checotah returning home from her father law
took seat the eurhng minute The well cover
ing rotten and giving she plunged backward
into the we'll which fifteen feet deep with three feet
OF water She escaped without injury from the fall was
nearly three hours until her father 10 w,cr his
5toek-McKinney Courier.
lid she discover any indications of oil:
i A Chicago suing her husband gr divorce on
the ground that he deceived her before MARRIAGE OBJ
serving that he mped, she asked him the his Al
fiction and he replied he had sprained his ankle but Il
wollo be all right After marriage she found OFT he
had wooden leg and in her disappointment she declared
no could Re her husband who had wooden leg hence
the suit-Terrell Times Star,
We would have used the leg irewood as soon
as found she objected IT,