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way of looking at neghboring territory" Mr.. Roose-
welt writes, was very characteristic of the West and
was at the root of the doctrine of manifest destiny.
So wrote Theodore Roosevelt seventeen years ago. as
patriotic American, before he became drunk with
power and the un-American ideas of Imperialism that
have undermined the foundations of his party and
that viii undermine the foundations of the republic,
II halt is not called Observe good faith and Justice
toward all nations" said Washington. Cultivate
peace and harmony with all Can it be that
providence has not connected the permanent felicity
OF nation with its virtue? The experiment, at least,
is recommended by every sentiment which ennobles
human nature. Alas! is it rendered impossible by it's
vic
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would be gobbed up by press gang and the material so
poor the bunco that he would pull out for pastures
new.-Hfpfs1He Post
The trouble is that isn't the free things to which Billy
Buneo devotes his attention However there's cl'arn'
up time comm"
Reeds Isonomy is exchange table 1t is new
publication San Antonio and is after the style OF Brann
--MddiSoHviHe Meteor.
A long ways after.
II VIC only had that much needed upa-date inlLove-
lady Meas
Haven't you got that yet? We hope you won't be com
PEELED to take water
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Heretofore we have loved Lewis Of The Houston Post
with something like brothery affection but here he
with Jest about the Spoza Smerada case saying that
Spo1a didn't spoza confession would be used against him
we would against him,-Sf,ingfcid (Mass) Union.
Being the challenged party Lewis chooses Spindle Ton
Heights the scene OF his expiaton vndcation, the
weapons be "glshers; ;" cigarettes barred You might
also fetch a eorkserew.
The Indiana woman seems is not clear as to Texas
OF what country under what government beyond her
Mrs Blank good Hocsie1don owns some land in
any surplus she wrote don't send it in postage stamps
use up here and they would be no use to me"Cicbnc
Enterprise.
But have for her here in Houston who said
her daughter marry fellow from Tennessee
and that Tennessee up in North Texas.
The people of this county will see that Sehley gets jus
tiee il they have to elect him president to secure Ter
Hurrab for brave old Kaufman county
canning factory company has been organized at the
town of Franklin with $4,000 capital s'oek--Mehomey
This puts franklin right up along with the band wagon
and truck gardening will do the rest for that commun
ity.. Who is next?
Lots wife was transformed into salt There are women
in Mckinney who are not sugar,--Aiehhhey GaseHe
You shouldn't take TO heart You are not the only
man on earth who has a mother-in-aw.
There is man in Houston who can smoke through his
left ear 1t is simply impossible to keep the Texas
from getting 10 the front-Corfus Christi san
That is all according TO the way looks at it. We
would characterize the above side issue.
There's man up East who has invented successful
apparatus loading and unloading passengers from trains
while the train Is running at fun speed Heretofore only
drunken men unloaded from fast moving trains without
serious injury.--Piiisburg GaSeife
Perhaps he has simply invented combination of in
gradients for jas
It
The bunco men doing Houston night and day, and
the officers poweriess them. Maybe il Houston
would press association sang loose m the city It
veud help saghten out mstteT Ia that everything tree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

THE entrance Yesterday of Colonel O. T. Holt into the
mayorav contest clarifies the situation. 1t is likely
that other candidates for the position will appear in the
democratic primaries Judge William II. Wilson had al
ready been placed before the people by his friends, and
may be assumed that the entries closed Both
candidates OF high standine-hough somewhat
dissmar in temperament and certain characteristics both
splendid gentlemen There is nothing say against either
personally considered though may estimate them df
tcrenty they and judge them with regard their
peculiar fitness for the position sought and their
direct adaptabiy the important duties be discharged
by the executive head OF great and growing city like
Houston These things being the choice Of the people
in this instance will be determined very largely if not
wholly by the environments of either candidate, In
the company which the candidate found will prove
potent against him In this respect Colonel
Holt has decidedly the advantage lie the candidate
OF any ring clique or faoouhis candidacy is in response
70 petitions bearing the OF thousands of Houstons
hest citizens including all walks Of life presented
to him in his office yesterday He makes the under
obligations faction, clique political bosses
under no pledges do his duty honest man
and carry in good faith to the best of his ability the
matters Of public policy for which his fellow citizens have
asked 10 stand and for which he has promised stand
And further be VIII with him ticket of aldermanic
candidates made up the very best material be found
the different wards He assured OF this before he
would consent TO become candidate In the opinion OF
/ The Post he win he elected and should he be, we will
soon have a different affairs those which have
/ been srandalisne this fair city.
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Forney Tribune.

One OF contemporaries speaks rather sghnglv Of
Senator Bailey, ntimatng that he is cutting such
swath it led believe he would he hardly ever
heard from Well well people arc hard 10 please If
Bailey constantly shooting off his mouth this same paper
would crcise him for that action The truth is the
senate quite different from the house and Senator Bailey
has received honors by the than has been so far
known given senator during his nrst term and is
considered power there the when he was in the
house We proud of Bailey and think we can truth
fully say so is the State of Texas
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STORIES ABOUT TEXANS.
Fort Worth Mail Telegram.

Fort Worth Mail Telegram.
"Majah" Nose Harris who can boast Of having been
connected with newspapers than any other man
who has lived in than any other man. and
who has the caustc pen in Texas has acquired the
ownership Of the San Antonio Record He is after the
ring he calls it. After serving long in the democratic
ranks he the enemy and given an Office
under Webster Flanagan.
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Fort Worth Register.

Houstons city attorney is accepting donations of nickes
only from his friends the fund to be used in paying the e
of in the newspapers He is smae
Houstonan who melted his friends contribute pennies to
the purchase OF his marriage license and compelled to
advertise in the papers for his friends stop sending them
in There candidates in Fort Worth who do not an
nounce all. They might get the idea from this Hous-
tonian.
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TAMPERING WITH TRrE1 : -
BAD BREAKS

BAD BREAKS. 800
Full often hath my heart been ,cr,.,,
Beneath some tiny heel;
When she meath whose regard blusb.s
Hath made that heart to feel sned
That though She liked me nas.;,
Still must she answer mo- "al
Then Tor some minutes life was--we,
Wen say twas all a-g1ow
I've bowed beneath soft eyes Of brom.
How we'll ] know their shine
When they looked up and iootsd !,
And they looked into mine n
I've felt that life would be a grind
beastly. lonesome bore
Without those eyes but love was bi;a
My heart broke once more
And so with eyes of black and prav
And eyes of slaty hue
They've wrecked my life and gone their VS.,
As eyes are wont TO do wy.
And left me broken hearted there
To weep in vain regret
And have wept in dour despair
How often?' 1 forget
! only know one love is sweet
Two loves of course are sweeter:
Three loves make life almost complete.
Four loves make it completer
Would l could live a thousand years
And would that love might wreak -s
On me, despite my yelling tears
heart-break once a week
q II
a New Jersey woman has brought suit for s,oc A. 1.
because she was butted by goat This would seem !,
that so far New Jersey goes the hustle is obsolet.
Fifteen Chicago girls were recently the willing viz.
of skin game played them by a couple Of s,sI
The girls in question gave parts of their epiderms
grated on the face of unfortunate companion wk
met with accident
That young married whose wife presented him :.
set of trples probably not that he had s
a triple alliance.
II that medical authority is right in his statement 4
genius is akin to govt skc!G all feel thankful ii.
haven't got it. t,s
scientist asserts that red are caused by nm
The germ was doubtless bred in old Kentucky.
The Atlanta Journal says that Sarah Bernhard has ri
wearing tights AS remember Sarahs shape her r.,S,
for quitting were very slight.
An authority says that eating limburger cheese nal.
drunkards 1t seems a wonder that it doesn't make ~
derers.
A Cincinnati died just before the doctor amid
and when he reached her bedside he Immediately dts,a
dead OF heart failure. Chagrin at having missed fa
doubtedly caused his demise.
=
Her face, beneath its paint and rouge,
Shows many winters have bcell it,
But though she plainly shows her age,
No man on earth could make her tell
J. NJ LrsA
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Would Make the Army Too Large.
Paris News.

AS penalty for carrying concealed weapons The Hons
ton Post compulsory enlistment in the regular arm
for three years The motion ought to be stamped into the
ground, We can't maintain standing army OF about ;,
eeesea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

CORRESPONDENCE of any description, Thcthey a.
fsnSsd t9r he Business or Edorio Department 5no"a e.
Uf5Ea agd OIL cheeks drafts ptoneyoydcrS etc. made pay
able 10 THE HousroE PRtNTING COMPANY.
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Thar man who shows his prodeaity by chewing tobacco
and throwing away the juice would confer favor on the
community if he would expeeorae in the gutter rather
than on the sidewalk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

HAVING captured the Philippines from Spain and having
purchased the Philippines from Spain and having fought
Tor the Philippines with the Fipnos Secretary Root
urges that purchase them from the frars This too
too much
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SuARKRy has proved himself to be deep lobster as
for Maher he always a gutter. Peter has a poor
heart; and baldheaded good fighter any
hnn
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THE explosion OF 1000 puncheons of rum on the schoon
James W. Fitch probably saved good many punehns Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

thought that Teddy will insist that Bob carry the camera
The who works the you know is conspicuousy
ahsent when the picture is devcIoped
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

PrRHArs the idea in taking Prince Henry on unketng
trip the country is show him the size Of nation
which Germany can't whip
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HALL GAME says that Shakespeare gets much credit
But what does fellow dead William is need ored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

said OF Enslands Boer prisoners that the barest
necessities is denied them
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ScHwAp denies that he gamhIed at Monte Carlo Per
haps he considers that he just gamboed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

TnE duke of Manchesters love letters to Pprtia Knight
have Grandpa Zimmerman $1,000 and costs and he
never touched her
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FOREIGN oFFTCES-Eastern business Office, 49, a., 4S
e. a. + Tribune building New York CHE 6 BeeETl b
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency Office of Washington C9I
respondent. Room Ames building, u street N '"
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GEORGE GRAHAM's book has been passed on by Admra
Schley This is Of poetic justice. Sampson is un
doubtedls proven "the Fleero Of Santiago"
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The bill to pension (for that's what it amounts TOT ex
presidents ought meet with Roosevelts approval Tor h
viii be an ex-president very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

UNCLE SAM would the taxpayers money il he would
merely allow himself be represented the coronation b,
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IT IS to hoped that Chicago will be overlooked in
arranging Prince Henrys itinerary for Chicago will surely
like 10 ask him what he thinks OF the stockyards
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

c. j. PALMER. Observation-Disclosures. Vice President
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Her face, beneath its paint and rouge,
Shows many winters have bcfell it,
But though she plainly shows her age
No man on earth could make her tell il
J. NJ. LEsl
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
1903, 11o5, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue

TRAVELLING AGENTS--C S. L. Holland, Auditor
q. Holland A. W. Palmer and B. B. Throop.
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HAVING captured the Philippines from Spain and having
purchased the Philippines from Spain and having fought
Tor the Philippines with the Filpnos Secretary Root now
urges that purchase them from the friars This too
too much
ScuwAp denies that he gambed Monte Carlo Per
haps he considers that he just gamboled.
RoosEyrlr and Bob Evans going hunting. It is
thought that Teddy will insist that Bob carry the
The man who works the camera you know is conspeuousy
absent when the picture is developed
JupcrNa from the number of things he doesn't do, Mr.
Shaw ought to be Weather than he is,
Thar man who shows his prodisay by chewing tobacco
and throwing away the juice would confer favor the
community if he would expeotorate in the gutter
than the sidewalk
HALL GAME says that Shakespeare gets too much credit
But what does fellow dead William is need credit
forl
SuARKBY has proved himself be deep sea lobster as
for Maher, he always gutter. Peter has poor
heart and badheaded man was never good fighter any
how
THE explosion OF 1000 puneheons OF the sehoon-
James W. Fitch probably saved good punehns OF
noses
IT is TO be hoped Chicago will not be overlooked in
arranging Prince Henrys itinerary for Chicago will surely
like to ask him what he thinks OF the stoekyards
|
Thar woman who is suing Russell Sage for $4,000 evil
IDENTITY doesn't know what it have ambition to
die poor
GRoRor GRAIAM's book has been passed by Admiral
Schey This is Of poetic justice, Sampson is un,
dOubtediy proven "the FleerO Of Santiago"
UNCLE SAM would the taxpayers money il he would
merely allow himself be represented the coronation BY
his regrets
The bill to pension (tor that's what it amounts TOD ex
presidents ought meet with Rooeves approval for he
win be an expresident very
The duke OF Manehesters love letters to Porta Knight
have Grandpa Zimmerman $4,000 and costs and he
never touched her
PERHArs the idea in taking Prince Henry on junketing
trip across the country Is to show him the size Of nation
! which Germany can't whip,
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THAI woman who is suing Russell Sage for $4,000 ey
IDENTITY doesn't know what it to have an ambition
die poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21


;g Gus when Cardinal satolli assisted at
IN Inc opening of the Catholic University
Y washington. He thought, as the
a american hierarchy had been establish
W. q century. 1t was entitled TO be
voter msea re ass cardinal Gibbons took a
ene unexpected result that seventy-two
, nua Q. eighty archbishops and bishops
ETnho a i against the proposed change.
In Inc American hierarchy and clergy en-
s 60, many privileges SO long as the United
Sea1es remains under the Jurisdiction
Oh oil, the !; Propaganda, which they are
iiot disposed to sacrifice for the barren
Aureola Of being treated like the latin
countries that are subject TO the direct
supervision of the Holy See American
.clcrgymen. from the simplest curatc to
=. elle cardinal is regarded as a missionary,
SO an American parish priest enjoys
more authority than Bishop In Italy or
Spain All their transactions with the
f1oly See, too. are conducted without
trouble or cost through the Propaganda,
where. as the more favored countries,
n nay to go through costly routine of the
oiiLerent congregations.
There is. therefore. no prospect of a
change in the existing order of ihings.'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
TO BOOKER WASHINGTON
un E1nresscs His Grief at BirminE.
ham Disaster and "asnihstoA
Makes Suitable Reply.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 20
Booker T. Washington has received the
following telegram from President IN re-
gar5 Ia the disaster. His reply also 1oi-
lows: ~ ,oo,
..arr. Booker 7. Washington:
at am shocked and Mortified by the
disaster at Birmingham, and desire to
express my great grief at the sad loss OF
life.
N''9 THEODORE ROOSEVELT II.
.,,;u;,,b.m Ala. September 20. 1902.
..president Theodore Roosevelt, st. Mich
olas Hotel Cincinnati. O.:
Our people most grateful to you Tor
your words of sympathy in the matter OF
the terrible calamity which has befallen
ca MANY of our race. Everything posi-
BILE is being done by both white and col
ored citizens to help. Birmingham city
officials have been most thoughtful and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21
VIRGINIA DOCTORS TO MEET
AT NEWPORT NEWS
State Medical Association SConv+ne,
There Next Tuesdny-slketchtof
the Programme.

NEWPORT NEWS. September POS.
tSpeclal.)-The annual conventtn- of the
State Medical Society will begin In New
port News next Tuesday, tht being the
first time the doctors have IGNORED this
town. The sessions will beS held in the
Casino, and viii continue Or three days.
The annual banquet will Be held at the
Chamberlain Hotel Thursday night, and
covers will be laid 70! 300. A special
train of trolley cars Will take the guests
down to Old Point AM bring them back.
DR.. J. w Ayler has been selected to
welcome the delegates to the sconvntion
AT the banquet. d. w. F. Cooper will
be POSTMASTER III is president of the
Newport News Meiical Society. The list
of toasts follow:
Virginia, DR.. sotthgath Leigh. Norfolk.
Va.
Our Visiting B'others, DR. Edwin RICK
etts, CincinnatiiO.
The Newspaper Man, W. r Johnson,
Daily Press, Newport News.
Medical Sooety Of Virginia, DR.. Lewis
G. Pedigo, L.atheTwood, Va.
Newport News. Mayor A. A. Moss.
Medical Examining Board of Virginia.
DR.. Elliot, Z. Brady, Abingdon. Va
Hampton Va, DR.. j. Wilton Hope,
Hampton
The Doctor, Dr. James b. A1cCaw, Mes
tor of the medical faculty of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
our Exhibitors. J. Bond Baltimore.
The Ladies, J. Allison Hodges. Rich
mond Va.
Tha doctors have the following com
raittee of arrangements:
Dts John r. Bagby (chairman), X. l.
Styll, w F. Cooper, w. F. Greasy, 3
R. Gary, G. j. William. J. II. Mabry, A
Jeffrey, William HosSzins, T. j. Sims
w. R. Aylett, f. D. Willis, E. W. Blakes-
lee, w. J. knight. and c. p Jones.
The ladies' committee of the entertain
ment is composed OF the following:
DIR. Anna Moon Randolph, chairman
Mrs. Richard T. Styll. secretary anc
treasurer, Mrs. George F. Adams, Mrs
John w Ayler. Mrs. w. R. Aylett
Mrs. H. B. Bailey, Mrs. O. D. Bachelor
Mrs ". Scott Boyentcn, Mrs. j. I. BuN
ton. Mrs Joseph Charles Mrs. J. Is
Corss Mrs George r. Dabney, Mrs. a
G. Jones. Mrs. Horace' Jones. Mrs. w
r, Gary. Mrs Mary w Ganett, Mrs. f
+. Hearn, Mrs. Gilbert Nixson. Mrs IL Is
Parker. Mrs ". A. Post. Mrs. C. Nv
Robinson. Mrs. ]. e. B. Stuart. MIS-: w
C. Stewart, Miss Berkley .tIlyson' MISS
Ann Jones Miss Ann Sallle.
a partial programme Of the enterta>n
ment to be provided by the above com
rnittec for the visiting ladies has already
heen published. There will be 4seVefa
nlea SAINT private functions. Among thess
cards are out for reception to be giVeT
nv Mrs. Joseph Charles Thursday AFTER
noon between and o CLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21

The returns OF the registration from
zen the wards except Jackson were re-
ceivod yesterday. The figures for that
ward could not be obtained. Estimating
on the basis Of the day before the two
races each registered about thirty votes
p total OF sixty. Taking this as basis
The aggregate registrations for the day
md the week may be thus stated:
Clay ward = Registered yesterday:
Whites. %: negroes, Z Totals to date
! Whites. ia; negroes, IS.
Lee ward-Registered yesterday: Whites,
ig7; negroes, g. Totals to date-Nhites
SESa; negroes, %.
5 Monroe ward-Registered yesterday:
kHhites, &c: negroes, ;. Totals to date
ENhites, III; negroes. ~.
H Madison ward-Registered yesterday:
EWhites. 10: negroes. 4. Totals to date
saN hites, $50: negroes. %
III Jackson ward-Registered yesterday:
ASo returns, but estimated Whites, 80;
$negroes. 30. Totals to date-Whites, 1871;
hnegroes. Jos.
Il jefferson ward-Registered yesterday:
sXWhites. 107; negroes. /. Totals to date
Il tNhites 443: negroes. DC.
q Totals for the city-Whites. 1851: ne
HEroes, 27s. Grand total for the week
, S69; white majority 1913.
1S Dates in Hcnrfco.
CGBe1ow will be found complete list of
1zs1e dates and places of registration for
tE@ enrico county during the next three
1Aeeks. The voters are urged by the
Runty chairman to remember that the
ates given below are the only days they
n be registered for the next twelve
Spnths. and urges upon them the impor-
ns59Tlce Of seeing that their names are duly
6eizftered on the poll-books.
10th, Goth, 22d,
stiiW, oath and 18th.
s ! III Fones-september 2sd. oath and 18th.
ltf38sarton Heights-September 30th. Octo-
ErSEr LIST and I'd.
Sc chestnut Hill-October 7th and stll.
aTx5akers-Octoter 9Th, eth and Sth.
Ma II ters-September 18th, 30th, October
ont I'd and Sd.
l-ssTown JIall-october 4th, 9Th, 9Th. It'll,
ASth and 9Th.
81 whitlock's-october 10th, 18th, 18th and
Rai4tf. ~.
ID Harden's shop-september 2ed, s2sa., 'o4tt
IE5th and 26th.
%octoher LIST and I'd.