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n.rr.uns for Hem. s.sn.r..

bargains for hsns Seehess.
We have fine lis, Of attractive oaer'
10 this line and are continually listing
aev ones. Call and see US i you neec
Home Property. Farm Property OF cou'
template investments Of any character
Give rs your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DYEKS
Real Estate and Insurance.
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JACKSON'S RESORT.

Jackson's place.. popular resort be
tween Boulder and Boulder lake, on the
best drive out from town. Only the very
best order. Fine meals served At all
hours on.short order. Dinner parties a
specially. O. T. JACKSON.
Proprietor.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20

s.,t Lake asd R.tar. cheap
Via the Colorado & Southern during the
summer season. ASK any c. & S. agen,
for rates. selling dates etc.
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THE DAILY CAMERA.
BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
uls1g I N tuu d veelN llbaa
CAMERAS PHONE No. so

1RRAs-I5c. per week; soc. per month
BY carrier. $500 per year vhen paid In
sdvaAce.
Advertising Rates upon application.
xasered at The Posso6ice It Boalde,
Colosado, n second-claSs matter.
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Get Things Mixed.

Mr.. Suburb-Well, how are you get
ting along with my artesian we'll?
Contractor (despondently)-ws are
down 500 feet and haven't struck rock
yet.
Mr.. Suburb-Rock? Good lands!
You've got things mixed. told you
to bore for water. man-waterI ]
don't want . stone quarry.-N. Y
Weekly. -
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Dysf's Real R~tats Agency.
Home property, farm property or busi
ness opportunities. Investments Of all
Characters. Camera block.
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Use Pro-. Fields worm powderA 4
single trial proves their worth.
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TIME CARD.
COLO. q SOUTHERN.

-. .. e.. D.( Arrives. 8:is .. =.
w. - ' Departs, $40 .. n
N.r~D( ~. Arrives &73 p. n
Departs, @:3o ?. n.
~ .D(A Arrives o:3o A n
w. ~ ''~ Departs 9:J8 q. -
.xs.D..( o. Arrives $40 p. n.
w. '1 ~ Departs SAs p. m
DENVER-BOULDER SPECIAL
ARRIVES DEPARf9
I7:3o p N 1885 p N
u, p,
ARRIVES DHPARfS
7:3o Z. n. 1918 p. n,
COLORADO & NORTHWESTERN
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yyilline to chance Il,

on.-Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
AS TO MR.. PRINCE.

A,.tip Texas. October Io-(Staf SfeciaiJ-The follow
ing paragraphs been going the rounds of some OF the
State papers
house Of REPRESENTATIVES candidate for congress in the
Corscana district He is the same gentleman that used ms
] i1to he Waters, Pierce oil deal in Texas He appoint
ed committee T6n + was 9rceo o 0n en ON ba Commit
tee and while doing violated precedent as OLD as the
boor, Of that transaction We take granted that
CAPTAIN Princes record in the legislature ana as us eu
ing officer will be amply suheient to Keep MIN out oil con-
Bob Prince is genial brilliant and good looking The
emnence knowing that had the ability reflect credit
all matter for regret therefore that thus carly IN his
faT1s5 aS IfISS9 He5ni5 ~
1t is rarely ever the lot of to be charged with
the responsibility OF presiding over both sides OF conro-
versy and acqutug himself with distinguished ability and
fairness in both cases Speaker r. f. Prince passed
through that trying experience.
speaker OF the Waco State convention he destined
hold scales Of justice in the memorable fight Cover
nor Hoe and whole organized democracy there
bled both foe and friend Hogg, appauded and
commended the manifest fairness and perfect mpartalty OF
Mr. Princes rulings although it clearly appeared that such
action resulted entirely the benefit of Governor Hogg in
protected him in his right present his views
which, when presented prevailed in the convention
As speaker OF the house Mr. Prince shortly there
after called on preside the Bailey controversy and he
guided by the of fairness and unyeding JUS
tce that marked the Waco convention and
quilted himself with the marked ability His action at
Waco appealed from by any delegate
any ruling in the later controversy questioned by
any member the house although in either instance he could
have been ovcrruled by either body il he had been wrong
In excluding Judge Mca (who through the newspapers
had severely arraigned Mr. Bailey the
vcsgate Senator Bailey he but following the plain de-
mand OF justice that should sit in judgment
other when that actuaed by open hostility the
other and the manifest rule OF fairness has been fol-
lowed in the celebrated inquiry touching Admiral sohey
when Admiral Howson excluded from the investigating
committee because he had expressed opinion newspapers
adverse the claims of Admiral Schley Had Mr. Prince
placed Judge McFa the committee of investigation,
had Admiral Dewey permitted Admiral Howson to remain
the committee justice would have outraged
principle OF fair trials upon which jurisprudence based
would have been d naught. l. A. P.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
THAT DINNER INCIDENT.

Since the accession of Theodore Roosevelt to the
presidency Of the United States the citizens of the
country have been watching with anxious eye the new
chief magistrate upon whose shoulders such heavy bur
dens imposed and who viii have to decide so many
important questions OF foreign aud domestic policy
The press Of the country has devoted much space to
the consideration Of the qualities of the character or
the president and endeayored solve the problem
of his future by arriving at an understanding
of the behind the policy. There as yet no Of
fetal by which the incumbent could be judged
All representations simply based upon what
could be predicted from the nature OF the action
who had as yet not had time TO act.
But the president has acted. We have some
thing sure and definite to 80 upon He has entertained
on terms Of social equality at the White House
Parturiunt montes nascitur ridiculus musthe noun.
tans were in labor and brought forth ridiculous
mouse
The Post would not be understood saying word
against Booker T. Washington, who is a great negro
educator and for whom The entertains the very
highest respect His work speaks for him and entities
him to the gratitude OF his and of the white
men of the South also among whom his race
dwells. II President Roosevelt must dine with negro
he could not have picked better negro have
dinner.
The charge that must he preferred against the
ident is that without he has violated custom
of the country the existence of which founded the
highest necessity. North South, East and West it is
recognized that negro social equality would the
abstraction OF white civilization The social line OF
separation must be sharply and absolutely drawn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
SOME POLITICAL INDICATIONS.

In connection with the rumor understanding,
that Hon. Waller Baker of Waco will be in the race
next year for the customary story about
Governor Hoggs intentions" hobs up quite serenely
1t is asserted that the big ex-governor will be behind
Mr.. Baker, that McFall for attorney general is in the
combine and that one of the big plays will be
tack the readmisson of the WatersPerce Oil compa-
ny into the State and if possible draw Senator Joe
Bailey into the fight Governor Hogg has been placed
dates that people would do well take "rumors with
several grains Of salt.
Some of the friends of Hon. o. r. Holt of Houston
have been discussing the idea of inducing him to be
come candidate next year for attorney general The
Post not speak authoritativey in the prSmises
and does not say therefore, that Colonel Holt will be
candidate but it does know that he has urged to
make the Should he do So Colonel "Thad" will
have many friends over the State to urge his claims
And besides, isn't it about time that South Texas
getting something?
1t looks very much to The Post that if Senator
George Neal of Navasota wants to be lieutenant COVER
nor he come mighty near" getting what he wants
Senator Neal at present the president pro of the
senate and has made popular and efficient pre-
siding officer He will have many friends urge his
claims.
Hon David McFall that he is going to run for
attorney general in order seek vindcation for him
self The gentleman fails to satisfactorily explain Just
why and in what respect he needs vindicaton but
present prospect is that he will be given plenty
in which to work out his purpose whatever it may be-
The Austin Democrat says That in the coming State
campaign Travis county is going to be at" With AL
Burleson for congress- Johnnie Hornsby for railroad
commissioner ]. Ed Kaufman for comptroller and d.
Alexander McFal for attorney general
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
PISTOL CARRYING.

Judge Cooper of Memphis has no mercy for pistol
toters' The other day he imposed fine of $50
of this dangerous class and sentenced him sixty days
In the work house When the attorney for the defend
asked for modification of the the Judge
refused saying: u have announced my attitude with
regard to the pistol carriers. shall keep true to it,
Only very recently two killings have resulted from the
pistol habit and have made up my mind rigidly to
force the law against such persons 1t should be under
stood too, that l shall show favortism.'
The Nashville Banner prints the judges remarks
ON this occasion, with the following comment The
course adopted by Judge Cooper if maintained, will
doubtless prove sautary the community, by causing
many who in a habit of Juggling deadly weapons in
their hip pockets lay them aside least avoid
displaying them slight provocation. The law against
pistol carrying is plain and mandatory, but the trouble
has been that the law is too often dshonored by the
pardoning power. There should he no discrimination
made in remitng fines and penalties Pistol carrying
is the habit of the tough, and when gentlemen of
specabity adopt the habit they should expect to pay
the penalty when discovered to be violating the law.
The only way to depopularize pistol carrying is as
Judge Cooper is trying do to enforce without favor
tsm the law prohibiting the practice. And in this
State long step in breaking it up might be taken by
furnishing peace officers who in open violation of law,
engage in the ndiscrmiuate deputiang of friends for
the sole purpose of comforting them the supposed
right 10 make walking arsenals of themselves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
HOUSTON. TEXAS. SUNDAY. ooToaER 20. 1901
3 PAGES TODAY.
PuNcTuRINa A wINDsAo.

Mr. Cummins, the republican candidate for governor
of Iowa in recent speech said that give full years
of experience have approved every statement verified
every argument and indicated every principle assert
ed by the republicans"
Commenting on this, Mr.. Bryanbs Commoner in it's
usual Characteristic manner, exposes the ludicrous
erorrs of Mr. Cummins' contention. The Commoner
says:
The leaders of that party asserted that did not
need money and yet today after five fun years
of experience they boast that their party has made
wonderful Increase in the volume OF money.
They declared that the policy of protection was the
bulwark OF American industrial independence and the
fountain of American development and prosperity"
and yet in the last speech delivered by Mr. Mckinley
that great republican leader pointed very clearly
that the republican position the question must be
modified,
That platform asserted the principle Of bimotalism
by international agreement No serious effort was
Isade to ul6ll the pledge relating international BIZ
metaism and after "nye fl years Of experience" the
republican position Of international bmctasm in
1896 has been abandoned for the republican position
the single gold standard in 1901
That platform declared that the Nicaraguan canal
should be built, owned and operated by the United
States and yet republican secretary OF state after
several full years OF experience sought to negotiate
treaty in which much Of the practical control Of that
canal would have been surrendered to Great Britain
That platform declared that from the hour Of
achieving their own independence the people of tho
United States have regarded with sympathy the strug-
giles OF other American people to free themselves from
European domination" and yet after five full years
of experience the republican party today finds itself
in position whore it dare not express sympathy with
the struggles of the Dutchmen Of South Africa to free
themselves from European domination
That platform promised TO the American working
protection against the fatal competition of low
priced labor and declared that the immigration laws
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
MORALITY OF AMERICAN PUBLIC MEN.

While it is true that every goose thinks her gosngs
swans and allowance must be made for such natural
Partially nevertheless will not be disputed by
did observers those OF European nationality that
cur American statesmen the whole, however much
We may abuse them among ourselves in the family,
it were. are Of a higher morality than the public
of Europe.
AS to financial morality. that is a vexed question the
true solution Of which, perhaps will only be reached
at the great day Of judgment Politicians of all ma
tions charge financial corruption against another
recessly that the strong tendency has arisen
believe it when it really exists in the story
Of the little boy who fell into the bad habit of crying
wolf"
As to the relations between the sexes, here It is
that the American statesmen shine with particular
lustre. While Franklin, Alexander Hamilton and
Thomas jefferson all to prone to tread the prim-
path and used to be said that Henry Clay had
for other nrgues besides those of politics.
the vast majority of American public men have been
of singular virtue and purity of life Webster, Cal
houn, Lincoln, Davis, Mckinley Bryan, the whole flock
might be counted over with black sheep to be
found.
Very different the condition of affairs in Europe.
The fondness Of King Edward VII for doing those
things which he ought not to do and his preference for
the society OF ladies in amecoored taeta have long
been the delight of the gossips. Gladstone indeed was
pillar of virtue. but Parne and Sir Charles Dixie
each the hero of scandal of prodigous proper.
tons.
AS to Germany and other nations of Europe where
morganatc marriages are permitted the least said the
better Everybody knows of the seragos of Napoleon
H. and that France has not improved since his day.
The Of Crsp will be sufficient to take from Italy,
and the verdict Of the court when the great minister
tried When Crisp married for the third time his
first wife was dead the second marriage was not legal
because contracted during the lifetime of the first wife,
and therefore the third marriage legal" This I'M
~
The true of the American superiority is very
simple American men. public men and private citi-
zens. more devoted to their hons. pure home
life is the only consorvator of morality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20

h io+e Governor Savers stated that the receiver for
~ s had collected sufficient pay IS cents on the dollar
10 ali depositos including the State and that negotiations
LIN, ron,neon BY which the State would recover
cverv dollar due by the bank Why not tell the truth r.
GrecruHs Heraid. .,,,
What a popus paper tell the TRUTH now stop josnin
Nice e,o1es letter possess air Of GOODNESS that would
hardly he expected in her position She doesn MINK
Ike slers ought TO be permitted TO hunt down the bgands
While Miss Stones life is worth great deal and WINE
every American anxious for her safety yet the payment OF
III ranson, would be dangerous precedent There are
brpands all over the who would abduct missionary
for SrIo.ooo.-Y odkWH Herald
Why there men who would even marry one ior
$Io,oool
Rooseyelts watchwords to be Down with bossism
-PiuSbWg Gdsefe.
But Roosevelt is saying and doing number oil tnhBS
these days that will not down
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
SOME PosTscRIPTs.


Arrests for drunkenness in cities of the United sotes
said during the last fiscal year
is the most common letter. In letters occurs
1872 times in English 1874 times French las times in Span
ish, and rs in German
An automobile inspection for the of road
seer and track inspectors has been put into by number
OF railroads
The cable between Dover and Calais opened in 1880 was
the first submarine cable The laid in 1852 was from
Hoyhead Dublin.
The ynchings in the United States in sixteen years have
been at least zr6 OF which 1850 occurred in the Southern
States and $50 in the Northern States.
The North German Lloyd building thirteen steam
er registering altogether 10000 and $4,000 horse
power. Twelve OF them twin screws.
The Pesans have OF their own the era of Yez
desird which began June 10 A. D. 632 and commentaries
his accession 10 the throne OF Persia
The membership of fraternal organizations in the United
States and Canada according compilation OF the last re-
ports, is s7aso16
On July there officially reported 3as foreign
stock companies doing business Russia with combined
capital OF a7,ooo,ooo roubles.
he biggest grant ever made to railway company was
$4,000 square miles given by the United States
TO the Union Pacific railway which opened in 1860
Minnesota is called the Bread and Butter State and
rightly too for last her mills turned out bar
res OF -four and ehurned 10000 900 pounds of butter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20

1t is to be drawn at ALL among white the din
guest is recognized the social equal in par
tioular, II is admitted into the home dinner
IL not be claimed that he is not free 10 pro
pose marriage a lady of the family OF which he has
been guest II the Is treated with courtesy in
business and his legal rights respected he receives
all that the white accord him with safety. In
vito him into the white mans home and the danger line
is crossed.
President Roosevelt knows this just as well any
other man in this country. Why then, should he be
guilty of the offense? The answer only be found
by scrutinizng the character from which such
ton could spring. In this in other actions of his
life President Roosevelt has delighted to play to the
grand stand Rather than not present himself to the
public view he presents himself in untavorable at
tude through queer posuiings to attract public at
tontfln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The duke OF Abuzz has written regrettng that he can
not accept the invitation to read paper before the Rova
Geographical society the subject of his expedition TO the
north pole ~ ''e
aloa Bauer the celebrated pianist has just returned
from Spain, where he gave series of most s,,ccef, 49,
eers at San Sebastian with Pablo the violincellist Will
there he was invited to play before her majesty the queen
gent at the castle which occasion her majesty conferred
pI" harold bauer the decoration of knight OF the Royal
Order OF Isabella the Catholic
one OF the most remarkable figures of Vienna society e
TehauNe Eusen' grand master OF the German Knights ~
Malta The Office which is invariably held nv ,anb -
'he austrian Te'snins family, brings very large income b
me nolaer may not marry The archduke looks remarkabl
well in his full Of white which he ea i
festive occasions He is general the army anu
er in chief in the TyroL ''''''a''u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20

II
but hero.-Yoatur Times
Tbsts bccause hi -eo,t,,,- :. so,,,do1 -, ,..,.Ir
~ ms ''Il0' 10 Io"'u'u q" sd'u'
Roosevelt is the youngest president Five have been
SiJ Ct an AVS F n 81 W. E9oSGye. oieVelana ,}?T
Grant at his frst inauguation was 4zGc5ey NetS,
We'll Lets he charitable. rarb.cs 49,, he ,orJor o,. ,L.
got him into the mess
san ,,,,lo- ,.t -..,., r. p ?, TIT,
,,,rJ.r ~ ~ , SNa'dl' 9PdlH D. =. lhey com
ID ~ ~ | .ayloh az Iutyhtd samoa, VIII oy
et-raoS ~ d.f NC uleu ny court ndtlld on
Titse ~ uu'S'Iuess, dH9 seanuaous CONDUCT Oaptaln
ms present s'aue'- o''''H wears
ou records ana GOOD men are both liable to fall down
bank robber has bitten the dust Evansville Ind
he was shot by officer II is pity of the scoundres
have not net the fate bank robbng has developed
into lad in that secton.--Shsyrou Register
But then lots Of things fads in Indiana that wouldn't
be tolerated IN Texas.
quy nut the court says ne has no business inMHtoyd
Wv"
And according to the testimony, il he got into he
wouldn't be lin it
= y
with them through your newspapers Here YOU can save
It is reasonable assume that who doesn't ad-
that u he , -, 5 " a''l learS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
When Fancy Goes to Sea.

The toll of towns is left behind.
Their restless energy;
All letters lose their wonted sway
When Fancy goes to sea.
The freedom of the unbound slave.
uniasted liberty,
Is mine in those sweet intervals
When Fancy goes to sea.
l near the wild birds haunting note.
Its unclaimed minstrelsy;
ne murmurs Of the deep are mine
When Fancy goes to sea.
me fragrance of the far-off isles
Is waited here to me,
ana lulls me into slumberinK
When Fancy goes to sea
Tiara Louise Head in Boston Tran.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.

WE TWO AMIDST THE HEATHER.
When frost has touched the chestnut burrs
And maple leaves are red
And 'gainst the background OF the frs
All autumn's pigments spread
In tones and halftones, here fare
OF blazing red and gold,
And there tree all grim and bare
That shivers with the cold, ~
Go seek alone the spots we knew
Amidst the broom and heather;
The old hooks dear to me and you
The paths trod together.
And lin spirit I'll be there.
And in my wistful fancy
Peer through your truant strands OF han'
And to your necromancy
Bow down as ! have bowed of yore,
And feel I'm we'll rewarded
To see in your blue eyes once more
The look that erst regarded
The old sweet autumn tinted ways
And laughed at every weather.
All, for the laughter-laden days
That we have known togetherl
long to hold your hands again,
To hear your tinkling laughter
To kiss your laughing lips, ana theh
Forget that coming after
The years have sundered us atar,
That you alone straying
Where autumn's changing sories arc
And goldenrod is swaying
In fancy I am by your side,
Amidst the broom and heather
All dear, whatever may betide
Our souls are linked togetherl
&*E IN
The next invitation Mr. Roosevelt gives 70 n'
will probably be to so away back ana ." O''
MT rlQ n
Mr.. Seton Thompson having been declared ~, ~,
killing game out of season, will again take -
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says that 800 4 . n
found $4,000 on Gothams streets ana ~, auy "
owner. 1t is hard to believe such story '''
Houston man.
That college to which Rockefeller has Ons,' s,f n
providing they raise like amount VIII H''1
est to so out and kidnap missionary
~.@s @pI
New York man has had his son arI'''. ~ b.asts
of three rings and AYERS that he'll make 'ne ~ hia
been to a three-ring circus before nc Is uO-
- ...,,,ic Is
An Eastern man who had robbed an aus0l. oa4H
Of rs cents tried later to commit suicide tsr
wrong with the conscience that gets al'''
gas meter. ~
On the occasion OF her mar res ,ss prestnls' . "
rand Perigord Levi Mortons daughter A,.soush Of n
diamond stomacher of fabulous value !, oossibls =
BIRTH her diamonds will probably n'HA' b
titled husband to stomacher VI
X VA. ,hF H.
The careful man opens the case 80, she hsf'T y
wife's lock of hair is every day 10 NAV misses l.
it out to see how long it will be oeio''
IS - t,at b.
He dared the maid TO nAr
He'd not for her essay ,.t
But when he saw her fathe' ~.
He went the other way ~