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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-05
FEVER OERANGEp HIS MIND.
Man at South McAiester Proclaimed
Himself Christ.

South McAlester. I. T. April 4.-Last
night a number Of residents OF the city
were awakened during the latter mar, az
the night by a man who gravelv f-f,-r,.
ed them that he was Jesus Christ and
had come to warn them that they would
never again see the sun set. he wanted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-05

main body The Mirror VIII have samples
on exhibition next week as proof that
coal has been found. Coal rumors have
been plentiful Of late and some of them
Will surely turn out to be genuine These
hills and canyons were surely put here for
some purpose, and to hide large deposits
OF coal Is Just as probable as anything.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-05

ordered twenty-four phones. The route
will have connections with twenty-three
other rural routes and 1t is expected
10 have rural routes all over the town
ship and TO Wichita within the next
eight months
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
4 a1hzsus FaISsha.oA

One Of Ghe most malicious STATE
meuts that has appeared for long
time Is the letter Of Roseos Sim
mons il the Charleston, (W' va }
Advocate that Hon. Jadson ".
Lyons "a n sympathy with the
LILY Whites"
Surely this young pencil Pusher
has been grossly imposed upon or
else he IS disposed 10 create false
Impression.
Ar. Lyons Is = good republican
aHi no one knows better than hs,
that saere Is 10 standing n the 6.
O. P for sny party based On raeial
lines. Hs has IN season sni ourE1rE-
ID the party leaders against herssy.
We are surprised 10 see ''Tue
Clsgslgad Ga5stts'' take Up this
untounGsi story and give II sd
diti0nal public y. We know OF
or own knov.eige that there Il
not = particle Of truth II Simmons
s.ory.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
TnE sE0RO SNua

Secretary Root IN a speech last
Eesk paints $ most sorroxfal
picture Of the negro ofss boldsr.
When ; governments arrives 70 the
point thai II cannot protest the in
.eres; % TIE people, It Is about
the for sEea = government %
sszolTs. TIE democratic party aud
tie rebel element N the S5ath have
soms . tbs conclusion that The
negro = UEftto hold cHcs. TIE
Seaih las tie sane poser It had
PTloE % r5consrruca0n An3 TIE
rebellion. The negro Is sabjesfs3
% he laEs ana The oar2ges that
are bang continually PeIPsrtrats5-
Secretary Root tod Ehes.ory mildly.
Hs told the story that ought -
make the civilized world tl1 Z.
No o0ansEy bas America Eould
tolerate TIE oatrages that are per
Psr.rAre3 Epon Us e-,iE=ns bat II 5
government. Lt,ltsts bs s change,
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
HE aHFRAoE CONVENTION

There q every reason thst Ee
sh0Gli have = national sBfftsEe
and the North Is tde
place . have such = convention.
IHE BEz tzvors Boston, Mass.
the cradle Of liberty. /. Is hoped
ske representatives. Of the raoe VII
get together and have areP:sssnta-
tive body q men present. We
ntel nea n the convention sh0
have manhood, s5urlge and not
scJcophants. The SuLiraGe qaes-
ton should BE made 81 Issue n
TIE next National Convention.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

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The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
NoI N NEED.

-l- IL ----z-z-s---s. FTeSEz-.
The U6ce q Recorder OF Deeds =
sadly II need Of Al increase spDrCDri-
suOl D Congress 20 meet IS growing
means. Among O5her things nav De
EEIuole1 th- creation q me otfcs of
p-lFzIe secretary 70 the Recorder. z-d
N-. r u ILo1pso1, rhe Eell-knUK1
journalist and I'll round man. = favor.
zolF spokea CitOIthe POsIti-- S1rere-
porr WztChuzn-
NJ Thompson IS We'l-kL5An II II
oIs1zpOlls, MS former home His
trzlCs AL rtJ JOlCe 70 kEoE d his good
fortune He - Ul= Of he bTlgtr lights
Of MS race and n every Ezy tGt5d 10
N t1= responsible position u private
secretary 10 ~. DznCy.
Recorder Dancy is not IL ned
OF private secretary a. present
aRd EhouId he ever Iced ore there
are plenty Of competent col0red
republicans who have alsays been
tine 70 thepArIy. THE BEE doesa't :
doubt the ability Of the gentleman
mentioned byits contemporary, but
Why not have aTepU0lican spp0iut-
I'd # The recorder Is N neod Of 3
private secretary:
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
EDISON AS 4 READER.
Rarely Take Tp . Beck CElsss IL L.
Eeeozneez z6ed by His W ife sr
Some FrIezd-

TIE play ot I1oUss A Eclso1G
Eizd : s. wonderful - E-s character
.xt5c vzy II ghieh he does his rezd-Es-
O1tsiCs @ rs technical reading Es =
sd never % res. = book E1-ess = =
spoken OF 70 hin b. his we q so1-e
tEis16- Ihe1 ne Sis down z-1 READS
happened % be unusually rng-Czse1
with some problem and vas EsrF-
ously pacing up 1EE down As library
Ike = czgsd lion
To divert Lis thoughts. Ezys 1hs SesT
YORK Times, his E-ts cane II zz6
picked Up The frat book she saw Il
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

happened 70 be -IEs Count 4 Monte
Crist5.~
Have Eou =vz- read this sGo-y .
SAID Ars- Edison 20 her 1zzbzz6.
He sIoppef and .coEEc - The E5Ils.
No. never Lz-=- Il q E-Sls-
Ars- E6--.a z--ur-5 E5l that = was.
All rzHl 1E-ss IA read I E0yE, 81
sn6 within cEse a .-r.-> r1e problem, .
wbsEessE i E.a>- lad been forgotten.
ard H- vzs a5~a-1Hl lE Dumas zEEsE
story A. Ee -l>1eT -h= book Ee To-
tice6 The -iEl5 ~ L-g P--Pl#g n and
OF locking 4 IL watch found I wzs
I've o'clack 5I sh= Eao-ulEE
No sCfler Ezl re laid down -hs book
than the forgotten problem Jumped
into his U5zl. as. ilJJ-lg ll his hat,
lie we1; 20 ms laboratory and worked
uncezEiDgly- without foo6 OF sleep for
36 hours
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
B.moos Tor csnsamptIre..

That there i benefit 70 De derived
from The rzre6ed ar, IS vel as Il
the climatic change, has prompted
Dr. Naugie-, Of Saris, 70 suggest, n
= recent paper before the Academic
&C MeGlclne- The possibilities of he's
piIzl- balloons He asserted that q
TWO hours trip n the air causes Al
Increase Of the red eorpUseles, an
Improvement that continues for ssv-
ersl days after a ascent. Two such
sscents n The course OF SIX OF seven
weeks hr considers IS more bene-
zeal 70 an -nae1li1Tthaa a sotourn
Ct three months IN --e mountains
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
he Nszrsss xIth EsSss.

Editor 7 x Il--zs---spz--h-
Slr.-I zc---s iz to-day Tines D-srzt-z tzz.
= -5.1re5 preacher. w19 tzl-s 20 slE1 rs uzza
So tazg Izz -=Zr5ss @! N-Egsulz zEz 1os a syz-
pzlhy sslla Hzg5s- Nos Il IS 70 as= to- tzs -z-
gro=z t1 ~ 20 t51- --s sai-s f5-Ess l5zy kuoE
IAzI tLe nzE-5=s are s--l jan Hayes
AZ pastor q one ot Ire largest 5zp-lst -Hzrc.--
= n tzz valley OF Virginia zz5 re M15zrzt5-
Of Szp - Ass1-z-Iul and g=1z-zI 1=I-=r o.
the STATE orgz1Izzlloa 3- -Az Bzp.zs; AzzI have
an opportunity z11 Go meet the negroes u Al
sz-rla1s O thz safe have rz5sz5 s5zz uousv
f5r Hayes 2ys=lt zl- every Eae-l hzvs gone
TIE negroes have tssa IN sgzpziAy srita IL
n5vs4zaE 70 tzs. lbe Coast-1llioz-
Yoz Al olEhg aOt % eEpect Ten 1ll-lozs o.as
. % everything yoa tel =.
No matter wh0 goz are. Ns-tasEa o. Sozta=-z
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
GEN. EoRD ELECTED.
New PFsaI5ent eff H4yII l. - Years
of Age BE1 - HHtskfsI z1z
N0unE hid.

No Independent country Il Tie world
has had more revolutions than The IL
tle negro republic q Hzysi, which. =
this respect. excelz even IL Eeighbor,
San Domingo. OF NsneZCels. The polit-
iczl rough horse Of South America !
presidential election was recently held
4 Hsy1i- No one can tel with any de-
gree q accuracy which q tie cs16.-
dates vas really elected, but Gen N0rd
s recognized "a &C fseto president.
because he has Juzt been allowed 70
take the presidential cath ct oEce.
Gen NOrd has been z prominent 6gu-s
Z TIE mae5sIrom Of Haytizu politics
foE several years he cones from tie
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Redemption Of Po.t.l Card.

Postal cards wh-eE have been spoiled
s-6 not sent through the mails, Z sz-
tire are now redeemed Et al post
o&ee5 under = sliding scale q vslUs-
lions by which ths POztnzEter VII
pzy cents for . cards. : cents for
- cards, 8 cents <Or - cards, IS
cents for lg0 cards. TEe cards are 70
De wrapped Z bundles CT z5.-Wa6h-
i1gIos Stsr.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
THREE KINDS

There are three kinds OF t0sd.es
among the negroes who are danger
Gus elements 70 society. The first
is the negro who Is looking for aP =
plausss from white people The
second kind Is the negro who runs
when a white man speaks and tries
TO put il on theothes fellow. There
is the negro sho continually writes
letters TO the white press 70 display
his loag ears and contents OF bis
brain. This class OF negroes crluss
sheir own people for lie purpose of
sleYa.ing themselTs for msresaary
purposes or forssan Office. BE wants
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
SzE-~ hEszE

81 homes: nan : asAys pspalar
With me people. There : 10 man
n the United Safes II whom the
people h4Te uJre C01fieBee than
Senate: 4. i. Hams. His hon
ssy and positive character makes
him TIE idol o. the masses, ire
spsc.iTe Of color. CT e1 or condition.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Tnn MI

Mrs- Na-ryat-Nznma Is taking q
closing her house snd coming 20 i've
with us- Z u think yoG could sup
port botE -?
Ar. 4a.-s MY dear. ca1s- ,oorf
!ou very aLCtly Eow. blJ T'-l cfrsid
your mother would Be lnsET Por1sb.e.
-CzrEolic Standard Tines
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Hsrsr rsaeAss Hin.

Boren-Your friend. Mss Homer,
seems 20 have he provsrb habit
Miss Sext6oor-I16eeG. IN sure
never noticed =.
Wei. she has Just TIE same The
other evening whel : called O. her
remarked about = ?. Il that must
60, s1d what CO you think she sid"
Really. IcS2't imagine. What did
she ssy?'
She glanced 81 the clock and said:
Better late LAz1 never .'"-Chiezgo
Daily SewA
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Herts Wise DisfinrrJep

Chinese doctors are ge-y pzrtic-
ular abeaz -Ee fi~7ile-ie4l between
physfc-a-s and surgeons : Chinese
geEti=EzE Ea= ~-ruez rs en- arrow.
ghi-h remained fzs- n lis 5odv. 4
surgeon vas sent for and. = X said.
broke O. IEr nTutru1ing bl1 Uf The
arrow. leaving The point im5e5dsd.
He refused % extract It, because The
ease was clearly one for z physician.
&he arr0x h=fng inside ths BODY
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
IT WILL Be HAMA

@r1z -Ee ENp1-sz- G.
The Washington BEE thinks Senator
Hanna should Be our next president
We did think 50 once. But aow we
are II favor Of giving Teddy four more
years,
DOn't you WoTry. Il viii be
Senator Hanna without = doubt.
He Is the modest roman 81 taem
all
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
T.Dzslrs1s DsFE=fsy

Tbsys great dszl Of aaPlieit5
IN democratic party and Ertsi
a..l Ct prs,snasd friendship sI=F-.
,,+s ,or hin over tie EE|S.sTs
Pension Bill. NJ. Richardson o.
TsBnsssss said II the HoEss q
Rsrrzssu-ati1ss = tss dsysAg0 ths'
-ul5 inform the eo.yred Pso-
pls that Congress hsa no in'enaon
y rAs.izg tie RI-slAVs Fshsi0n
Riu. Wien sAa. bill sAs intro
suesd IL tie House Ens time ago
wky didn't ne condemn one q rs
Ssnserst5c colleagues toT luirodae-
inSsuch biI2 Al ABy r'ie. 'AV
democratic party has made al i
s.p eut ottLs Esgro by Introducing
,vsbsb.u il the Hoass % catch
rsyro y5ts.. bat failed. and lis las;
II.
,.sortvss 70 disiranehiss hin. Nov
tss psyrs il told thar no such oil
ill ever become = lag. AL kinds
st bills have been introduced II
.be Senate and House and very 1T
,,s b.s bssn SAID in condemns ion
s.tbeuue Sens few years ago
ar several ysars sf.er the var, =
h;U -u iutro5uls3 IN CongTess 70
nav The master for the sObfsesiloa
ofths saves by ths government
Thi. b5U was tolloEsd By snoshtE
Ia t,nsyer-soEis5srstss none! for
the loss Of proPsrty durlng ice wsF
.,,belssrsbelli5D. Yer! little Tas
,.5s shout thss. There Is . move
a. Zoo, nowto rlAesin tie Etataary
hall ~ the Capitol, the statue Of
-. .1-rsbsl General Les shs
foBgb, 70 destroy the Union, and
th.rs are certain Ssustors and
nsmksrs Of The House Of Repre-
.srtstires in favor O Il. Bat EheD
.ngve Is made to pension the eI-
dawes. Democratic Congressmen
declare that i Is E fraud, and Il Il
done advance the interest Of
ssms one politically.
Senator hanna has 10 cause
70 introduce sbin for orTeltical par
posss. TIE nation irrespective s.
oo'or OF condition, politics OF re
Egoug creed, honor Marcus A-ouEo
Hanna. THR BEE = opposed 70
sry oEs contributing money 10
the er-slsve moT,ment becanse L
= not necessary, Il such bill
sver becomes = lsw, Il vii beeoae 2
Law without tie assistance o.
money from the eI-slayes. The
world has faith n men Eho aIe
honest. The democratic party has
been byPocrit.caL. II the country
wants Senator Hanna 70 be PTesi-
dent, he Eill Be, Notwithstanding
democratic opposition. He has
said in language that cannot Be
misunderstood that he doesn't sant
the Presidency. The people don't
sare what he wants, II IS what the
people want. The people Eil.
nominate him and he cannet de
siine The honor and repudisie the
confidence the people have IN
him.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Like and UnIfkr.

Towrs-I don't see Why you should
consider hin yOur enemy, Just BE-
cause he tells yen The truth about
you- 4 really true trie1E should Go
that.
Browne-Yes. but here's The differ
encs. : true friend tells you the truth
about yOu; A enemy rells Z 70 every
body slse.-Philz5elpzzs Press.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
NJ Ia $1,000.

u tel you" szid the doctor. lis
the nan wE0 car push himself along
that succeeds Il KS wozl6.'
Not Al al replied he professor.
"It's the nan Who can shove crhers
out Of his way that succeeds best
PezrEon's Weekly.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
nidE-t Imn-rss HI

she = Eery artistic. sd lie IN
pressi0ns5-e youth
Yes answered the Da1 With he
steely eyes she Is o1e OF he sort Of
girls who think 0u1ch OF hz1d-Dsiut-
ed daisies are more important O. dir
uer plate than - OneleI. Stray
StorisA
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Harr Chinsts sIeen.

Chinese families sleep q TIE roofs
q tkeir houses = sumner. = winter
Ak OF more persons sleep CT : br5ck
bed about four fees high, which =
warmed By the chimney passing IL
Ger iL-S. y. Su1.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
~ Iuzzer.
Eso= lLs AGz-z Age

After al ~. & Ch1se, Of THE BFE
can b counted upon IS race man
He does not tTIm when L comes L
MS people. AID Be do not h-re say
anybody else does around WzsaingtCa.
THE BER has always bsen for tbe
raee. The trouble is the race e
DIVIDED. There we're tfimmers at
the Hayes meeting sna Col. Pledg-
er knows IL
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
MHrv.IouE Construerfs,

II The formation q = single loco
motive steam engine there are nearly
5000 pieces 10 Es put together. and
these require % De as accurately sd-
justed As he works Uf watch
Science and Industry.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

thorough reorzlsa t~k s-.al res-rs-7- *szIEz
Ezesg.loz zzd trz3 szfEz
Wen Al lrl-g habits g-g !atEi.
"A zd Is lseFy aae- 81. Fz4s'
For uzs
More than tlz1 --sS
L
We cant hope for a. -Ae virtues 6ur acquire ~ -
nay thought easy -
pEosse-
few little el-1gl-g habits E-gA cal BAL
6z61s gz5-ess
VII observe rA-E
Vel 5zcsF
To determine Is
There should zlrs-zEi5z-
sszc10z hardly E4Tes z.-z.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
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$ET YORK Fz1--z-s -.--t IS ssz5-a=l-zE- 3
s-z.=5 ia tas z-u7,ss=z l,l--zzse q cz-z-zI e.
- ssz-sy.rzzzz Sz--uzz C1=7zzy - =
~ So. .1-,- t-s E-azzs 1zr-zl5zz-so-. %
S-5c 49, I1s l-zrsEse - x -ssz s-z-
~ % l-zz- - l--1-zs-E---s zzy re--z--
Tee 1z-EE z51-- : go ssz-ssz-ss-s a.
t1z Fzzzs7-sz--z -z=s -=l---zzE -z5--z.s F..s
-s ~ 1--s-zzzlzE szz-=s~ -zs zz-zEszez- 3
El-z s-------E E--I-=s 81 --s -5-azzzTs - ----y
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
The R.rest Aeu.

The rareSt shell Il existence 3 o.s
called the Cone Ct tie Holy Na-y.s
There = { specimen II tie British M
scum which few years ago was va
ued ~ S5,0o0.-S. I. Sun
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

northern part OF the c0uEtry. uszr
Cape HaytieE-andissbou : years ol6.
The dream ot this oL6 negro's lie has
been g b president q The black -
public, and II this ambition he has been
relent-esSly sPurrsG OF By biswits, who
had declared that she would b ths
mistress e The executive mansion, =
even for only few months OF days. be-
fore she died, 3 determination = which
she has ~ last succeeded.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

% bs regarded . conservative Ne
gro. They advocate industrial
education for TIE masses
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
The LAZY Mans Aosts.

1T l. never TOO late 70 mend said
the man who y as too lazy 70 b<gin-
chicago Daily NewA
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

smoking. Il al 5oizRg Ely,
We certainly kE6Iy so-zee Ssed
. think that Hazlz 7~--
Almost Oe enough % satisfy modest s-oAe-s -ee1 ArJ
Ihen OCCASION q = positive p--s-zzl1z
C[Ieus-
= the wou-6 acting wro-gy
judgment zlLsr =
g=I l.sat ,hougA tll-g nay
her Ozght drI5ng We have Ei.kt-E
Al the fact hat rs ! -la-
-
n 1E ne SUI
little straight wEisEy 11zssr.
And MONDAY eoeztz- o-y.
-
With The dinner
o1 re ugbtcsP I'd forgotten yoz ~. -
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

Ozes again tls ttre cczing Eks. Ezz-g
A. p4ezz6Iloez thai 5zt Ezrk zozi szts
prevent tgs l11-ea- 1sE-t-Eg
g1rP5E tE5= a5zs
he VII -to-sezr tEsvsrT ec-EeE-y-z-g s11szF5E
70 we've ott=- e5zs 5=3or-,
p-ogrzzzze ~ Es1l5 zcLss
t-r--e ----g z-Cr=.
g.s4 - earth Esl:
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
Iszszss aCszu.

S-aazsa- u Fsss-a-, 4
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

For PresldsaE II 1904, AAiea'
AIsrE, Hams OF Ohio.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14

Far Wee President, Timothy l.
Wo,dru1 Z Sev YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
SERVING TERM IN PRISON.
Defendant, Therefore, Unable to Ar
pear in Court Today.

John T. Valentine, alias Raymond, thir-
ty-t1lree years old, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
was wanted In the Police Court in this city
today to stand trial before jury In Judge
Kimballs court on three charges Of theft,
but he failed to respond when his name was
Baltimore. informed the court that his
client was undergoing a two years sentence
in the Philadelphia county prison and was
not able to appear in this jurisdiction. He
asked that the cases be continued until
Valentine Is released, and the request was
granted.
Valentine was arrested in this city by
Detectives Tyser. O'Brien and Barbee dur
Ing October last on three charges of theft
and asked for jury trial when arraigned
In court, and gave bond for his appearance
when wanted. The cases were set for trial
December last. but Valentine did not APP
pear. a certificate being received from a
Philadelphia physician stating that the de-
PENDANT was confined to his home, 1142
South 18th street. that city, suffering from
a severe scalp wound and broken nose.
The cases were continued at that time and
they appeared on the assignment for today.
but his attorney appeared in court and
made a statement to the effect that his
client, after being released on bond In this
city. went to Philadelphia, where he was
arrested on a charge of theft. and the 5th
instant pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
a term of two years In the Philadelphia
county prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
DR.. Salmon Leaves for Boston.

DR.. D. e. Salmon. chief of the bureau of
animal industry Of the Department of
Agriculture. has left this city for Boston,
where he will spend q week or more inves-
tlgating the temperance OF the foot and
mouth disease among the cattle In that sec
ton Of the country. DR.. Salmon returned
to this city only few weeks ago from
Massa chusetts. where he spent several
weeks In stamping out the disease which
was raging at that time. 1t was believed
when he returned that his efforts had been
successful and the recurrence of the dis
ease in several localities in Massachusetts
has caused the officials of the Department
Of Agriculture considerable alarm.
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ri.o's cure 30 years tn- market. and stnl
the best for Cooghs and Colds. 2sc. per bottle.
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Fifty-ffth Anniversary.

The local members of the Theta Delta Chi
Fraternity have perfected preliminaries and
will assemble about the banquet board at
the Shoreham Hotel tonight and celebrate
the fifty-fifth anniversary Of their organi-
cation. The function will be under the
joint auspices of the Southern Graduate As
sociation. the Chi Deuteron Graduate Asso-
ciation and the Chi Deuteron Charge, the
three bodies of Theta Delta Chi existing I'm
Washington. The banquet Is being held
earlier than usual this year In order to
secure the attendance of those in official
life. anticipating the adjournment OF Con-
gress March 4.
The committee in charge of the arrange.
ments is composed of DR.. j. Macbride
Sterrett, chairman: Harry I. Domer secre-
tary; Thomas y. Rogers, LeGrand Pow
riS,
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OLD JOHN GRAHAM SAYS ABOUT
SPECULATION

There are several reasons why it
isn't safe for you to trade On Change
just now, but the particular one is
that Graham & Co. will fire you II you
do. Trading on margin is q good deal
like padding around the edge of the
old swimming hole; 1t seems safe and
easy at first, but, before a fellow
knows 1t, he has stepped off the edge
into deep water. The wheat pit Is
only thirty feet across, but it reaches
clear down to hell. And trading on
margin means trading on the ragged
edge of nothing. When a man buys,
he's buying something that the other
fellow hasn't got. When a man sells,
he's selling something that he hasn't
got. And it's been my experience that
the net profit on nothing is nit. The
only safe road to follow in speculation
leads straight away from the Board OF
Trade on the dead run.
OF course, the Board of Trade has its
legitimate uses, but all you need to
know just now Is that speculation by
fellow who never owns more pork at
time than he sees on his breakfast
plate isn't one of them. When you
become a packer, you may go on
,Change as a trader. Until then you
can go there only as sucker.
II or1c MN hal
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TROOPS TO PARTICIPATE.
Cavalry and Artillery to Help Cele
brate washin oton,s R;rthdav

Gen. Chaffee. commanding the Depart
ment OF the East, has ordered two troops
Of the ID Cavalry and the 4th Battery of
Field Artillery at Fort Myer. Va, and the
47th Company Of Coast Artillery at Fort
Hunt. Va. to participate In the celebration
Of the anniversary OF Washington's birth
day in the city OF Alexandria next Monday
This action was taken at the request Of the
committee Of citizens in charge Of the eel
ebra ton,
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Brickmakers to BE Denorted

Fifteen British subjects from San Fran
cisco on their way to New York to be de-
ported arrived at the Pennsylvania depot
this afternoon. They came on a Southern
railway train and were transferred to
Pennsylvania railroad train here. They
remained at the local station only few
minutes. The men are brickmakers and
were working for the San Francisco Brick
Company. 1t was alleged that the emf
grafton law was violated In bringing them
To this country. 49, y
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Tanning the Devil Wagon

From the Chicago News
Several f7nss OF FPS vii be needed before
the devil wagon becomes rs gentle and
harmless as xr1adyss phAeeou.