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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-23
coMmUTeR WAS OUT OF LUCK
Encyclopedia at First Trial Throws
Him Off the Track.


After the train had started a broth
less commurcr swung himself upon
the last platform IA a station some
iii'y minutes lrom New IurI. Under
his arm was Il huge volume Of an
encyclopedia. lie also carried Il green
cloth bag. such as are affected by
very young lawyers.
lie sank into a scat and with a deep
sigh opened the book. Though he lost
no time in finding his place h. did
not seem satisfied. for he soon turned
with great cyua. Grafton to his neigh
Dor to say:
Now, wouldn't that jar YOU" I've
been paying for this encyclopedia for
III" last eighteen months. ana never
had occasion to use II before Ills
morning. Now. | have a ucw client.
a biz tanner. who Is going To cal! ON
me today, and ] want to read mp the
subject OF tanning before | get to the
city this morning.
: grab up the volume with the
letter IN it while I'm eating h.cas:a.,.
Had to run five blocks for my train.
Look up the word-nOw there? You
bet the word Is there, hut that's an
that is there. Look n that" he cx.
claimed. pointing to this simple IT,.
gcnd:
"Tanning-Scc lcathcr."-N.w York
Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-23
A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. J. &. Wmrcn, pastor Of
Sharon Baptist Church, Brlair, Ga., says
~ Electric Bittcrg: -Il'~ Il Gudscud To-
mankind. 1t cured me Of lame back.
-tilf joints, ami cumplrt" physical co
lapse. | wa- So weak /. took me hall All
:" walk "a m,l'. Two in,,I"s ~
Electric Nittcrs have made me so strong
| have just WALKED three milr- in 81 min
utes and feel like waiting three more,
It's made a ncw man Of WC.T & attest
remedy for weakness and all mach.
Liver and Kidney complaint, Sold
under ]guarautc" at ElHo Dug Co,
Price JJc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-23

Ia many mining camps II the sou,L-
west dynamite Is beng utrd by the
Mexican miners, it is said. in Il urw and
altogether startling way. Many of the
pcnuH are whRi are known Us is nan tie
Fields. U=css OF dy uamitc soon learn
that it is - powerful Fiimulaut nnd
that the effects of ,n,oXirauuu are
pleasing while they last, beyond the
most r~x'ruritt ng phaujtsirs u nu
opium dream.
Tho -dyramitct' usually is very
dainty and exact in his methods of %.
ing about the introduction Of the high
explosive INFO hg system. Tho pre-.
ferrcd way is to 60 this 10y cutting rfT Il
small piece OF - per cent "dynu" about
ne size ri "a pea. This is di-olvcd IN Il
small glass Of mescal or tcqui.lr. and the
drausht is quatTcd with Il gu-,o that
from pIenfaut auticipltIor<. TIA,
pcrf"r mcr % tbs trick then rolls into
hls blanket and stretched himself IN tho
cool shade. II IL sail that VERY soou his
nerves begin TO I;lnEle and strange!
drrame come 10 him tlnn the wciru
visions induced by h]ashhcrch. There i.
u large and increasing uuml or Of pcprl,
addicted I" a vice That oEly the m,si
iu~Iagtun;rv" person could have inverted.
though il is but fair Ia gay that ;hc
dyuamitcrs for the most part live on the
J otlI,r side Of the Mexican boundary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-23

broken to civi';-''ion, mra'"'
energy is perl
wisdom gained fru..
conditions. Tho w..
been built up by young men, and
the latest portion OF it to hold ont in
ducemeuis for settlement will chiefly
attract those in whom the instinct for
independent effort is strongly developed.
-Semtchlight.
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Ohnmcoa for rnmnn Man.

Nevada is today tho McccG for thous.
ands ri young men throughout the more
settled portiona of the country who arc
seeking MI opportunity to break AWAY
from tho limitations OF other commuu.
ities. a young mans beat chance Is In
n new country, where things arc in tho
making, where naked nature IL to be
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ii lie. This framework. # the :kater
and prevent the weurcr from % NJ
iii Ter.
While testing the invention liz fell ON
The &c and his heal broke through.
The contrivuncc about his body hell
his head down aud he WIS dru %nci
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...d tha, there WIS no extortion Us

.rged by the state.
For the first few ballots the jury WIS
divided tive FOR conviction and seven
for acquittal, but finally Il verdict Of
guilt was reached after IL long and
stormy session Of the jury.
This was the second trial Of the case,
the first hearing resulting III IL hung jury.
Reno GaZatte.
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has recently been Discovered |, hear
Il close resemblance to the maluri germ.
TO free the - stem from diseua" germs,
the most effective remedy Is DE-. Kiu.'-
New Life P!ll-. Guaranteed to cure all
-easse due t" malaria poison and con.
stipntiou -, at Eko DRUG Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-23

In the wcstersn highlands of Scot.
land an ancient custom suggestive Of
the prc.ChrIstian days is still in force.
When n child is born all the cd women
Of tie noighborhoud meet i'll the house
and place Il straw rope around the
child's neck. At the same time they
chant n curious chant which is supposed
to ward oil fair .cs and OWL spirits. So
great an importance do the inhabitants
attach To- this ceremony that they bc.
lievc it would he u tempting Of pro-
videncc' To neglect il. When any one
dies the relatives dig the grave, taking
the greatest possible care to remove
every stone from the mold. Stones i'll
the grave Interfere, it is sIid, with the
rest Of the dead. Also. they are Iarti-
cular 10 cut the turf which is "a over
the mound IN one piece, rs Otherwise
they believe water would get into the
grave and make the body uncom'
Portable.
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Rejects "undlscovered Merlt.r

HcJcCIS ~UnuTSCOVcTed MerIt."
have never known n case OF un-
discovered merit, and | have never
known II case where merit failed to
achieve success. | have known man.
men gifted with great ability who
failed miserably in life. but In every
instance the failure arose from neg
lcct to develop natu' talent into
trained capacity.-RourKe Cochran.
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at the Elko postonicc for transmission
through the mails as seeold-class matter.
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\ G.. DNwLI:Y. clerk
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N" TT TIHI-| IIII,
stat" Engineer
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Appsarantee pcccniluc.

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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT

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Six 80 90
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31

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 ndfutrd rdepnm " fvimdrh hod admei h ih T wlaebn npdt obd ph,h Jig bfd ground gained ; Il veunnn l gpptn ev Gl KmgG uh Et eG6 trHmn WpMt
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 sghgt
 
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 Ah commend h mo dbema dhytley to ch@k @kmNbef forwarded mn
 Kehaben dBa nn0thaa an hoy ohe from
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
REASONS WHY THE PUBLIC
GO WRONG IN SPECULATlNG

The public as a body, never buys any
thing when il is cheap. There are nu-
merous reasons for this. To begin with,
the point of view of the successful
speCuIator and that of the public trader
are entirely different The first named
operates or deductions. on carefully
erected theories Of what conditions Will
be a year-twO years hence; the Un-
sophisticated trader acts upon whatever
of the futre is already apparent. 1t is
again a platitude to say that Wall
Street discounts everything. good or
bad, but how many IeOple who mouth
this axiom realize that this discOunung
means. not the gauging of the known,
but of the wholly unknown. The man
who acts today on the probable cOndi-
tions of the long, unseen future, is the
man who makes money, in Wall Street,
or in any other enterprises. for that
matter: and the man whose mind goes
farthCst ahead makes the most money.
If / could only see the tape a month
ahead" cries the tyrO. There are many
men who see IL a year ahead, not In its
1urries and fractions, but in its great
and important eutirety-ThOmas Gibson.
in Moody Magazine.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
FAMILY
REUNITED BY TOLL
Joyful Meeting of Rag Picker
With Wife and Six
Children.
THRIFT FURNISHED HOME
Active Interest in Case Taken by
Congressman Burton Of
Ohio.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct lS.-After
months of patient waiting Joseph Dvor-
kin was reunited with his wife and six
children when the evening train pulled
in from New York at the Union depot
The family had been held up at Boston.
pending an examination on the part Of
the immigration authorities. George r.
Cullen, the local inspector, reported IA
vorabiy on the case and the family was
ordered sent on. Dyorkn was at the
station to meet his wife and little ones.
whom he had not seen in over two years.
Mrs. Shuma Dvorkin had experienced
a pathetic parting with her husband.
He left Russia for the new land deter
mined 10 make a home for his family.
His has been an humble occupation. but
he has made money. Rag picking. II
properly conducted. IS productive Of
cash, for Dvorkin has not only made
enough money 10 bring his wife and six
children 10 him IN TWO years time. but
also sufficient to furnish a hve-room
cottage. He IS preparing TO go into the
Junk business on a large scale,
1t was a happy moment when his six
little ones swarmed about him. uttering
exciamations Of delight in the Russian
language. He had two or three friends
with him, To whom he proudly showed
his little brood and their mother. The
family proceeded direct 10 the new
home, on liberal street.-The nTst the
family has really ever possessed. More
eNclamatlous of delight followed The
youngsters Jrgiled around i'm wondering
awe IS they glanced AT the shiny fuTul-
ture or touched the glossy stove. Even
the mother quiverlng with gieetui an
ticipation, wandered about. her face
Wreathed iu smiles
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
MARKET INACTIVE,
WAIT FOR DIVIDEND
Directors of Amalgamated
Refuse to Give Out Any
Information.

NEW YORK. Oct lS-The. stock
mayket opened irregular. with a
majority of declines. Amalgamated
gained Is in all. Colorado Fuel improv-
ed -. St Paul. 4. and Pressed Steel
Car, = Anaconda lost per cent IN
ALL Erie, Union Pacific. and Steel com
mon lost =: Reading and Car Foundry.
a. and Canadian Pacinc ss
Trading all through the first hour was
without feature. The only stock i'm
which there was any movement worth
noting was In Amalgamated which
ranged from ia to 1l6ls. All kinds OF
guesses We're made as to action of the
directors on the dividend. but it was
impossible to obtain any information
as 10 what their action would be.
The rest of the market 60 q great eX-
tent was influenced by the uncertainty
over the AnIalgdmated dividend. but
traders generally took the bear side
Government bonds We're unchanged;
other bonds quiet and firm.
The market after the first hour con
tinued u wait for action on the Anal
g mated dividend The stock continued
TO range between 1l5 and llU with most
of The sales above 1l5ia. A switching
OF position of some OF the traders
caused fractional rallies in a number
of stocks
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
ADAM a. wEscHLER. Auetioaeer.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED EEL ESTATE KNOWN as

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN As
NO 5Z5 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF the authority conferred upon
me By thc last viii aad testament Of Ellen
O ITirn, deceased, 1 WsI sell a. public auc-
tion, in front of the premises. On FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER. a. H. 1896.
at HALF-PAST -FOUR o., Lock =. NJ. the
following described land gnd premises site
uated ia the City Of Wasl tngt3n. in the Dis
tTiCt OF Columbia, and des ignated as and be-
ing the north twenty-f0uI ana seventy nine
hundredths t24.7J feet Of lot numbered seven
G), by the fun depth thereof, and the south
twenty-four and seventy-utne hundredths
t24IsJ feet Of lot numbered nine i9)s BY the
fun width thereof ia square numbered four
hundred and eighty-eight tiNsl. Improved by
valuable three-stoTy brick dwelling
Terms OF sale: Dne-thlrd Of the purchase
money "a be paid IN cash. the balance iE two
equal instaliments, payable ln one and two
years from day Of sale, represented by the
pF0missOry notes OF the purchaser bearing
interest at per cent f5ec) per annumr pay
able semi-annuaIly, and secured By deed of
trust on the property. or all cash. az the plr-
chaser option A deposit OF $50 Wil be Te-
quired at time Of sale. couyeyancing, record
ing. etc, az cost OF purchaser. and terms OF
sale 20 be complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale, otherwise the right 20 re-
sell. az cost and risk of defaultlng purchaser
after due advertisement. IS reserved.
JOSEPH ATKINS. Administrator. C, (.
bz3 gth St n ".
ocI5.dGdseZSu
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
PLAYERS BLACKLISTED
BY THE COMMISSION

CINCINNATI, Oct. ls.-The National
Baseball Commission decided today
that IN the future the names Of play
ers who have violated their contracts
with major league clubs shall not be in
cluded in the reservation lists submitted
to the commission, and ordered that the
names of the following players be
stricken from the reserve lists of Ma
tonal League clubs by the secretary Of
the commission:
From Brooklyn, Broderick, Owens,
ReisHng, and Weigland: from Chicago
Sebriug; from Philadelphia Ward
Hereafter the above names viii rot be
allowed on any reservation list until
application has been made by the play
ers for reinstatement and the same is
granted by the National Commission.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
BAD WEATHER FOR COTTON
CAUSES STEADY OPENING

NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-In spite of poor
cables from the market at Liverpool.
the local cotton market opened steady,
unchanged 10 s points higher. The
steadlness was due TO unfavorable
weather in the South. on the southern
end of Florida was an area of low pres
sure, suggesting further rains Ia the
Eastern belt, while IN the Rocky noun
tains an area of high pressure indicated
lower temperatures for the Western
belt.
Opening prices: October. 1095Q1102: 2:
November. 100 bid. December. 10 966g1.
January. IIOJQO7; March. 1125027: May,
II.TI32: June, IL31 bid.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

National Biscuit interests say the
management VIII strongly oppose any
proposition 10 Increase The dividend ut
this time.
II is estimated that the gross earn
lnES of the United Railways and EieC-
lTlC Company of Baltimore, Tor the
present year win not be less than So,
10000
The Jones AZ LaughlE Steel Com
pany haa purchased 1000 acres of
coal land in Washington county, Pa,
S5UJ0J0.
A meeting Of the Chicago board of
trade members is called Tor today 20
discuss the unparalleled dullness of the
local grain market. and produces a
remedy II possible
At the annual meeting of the AIer-
genthaler Linotype Company, Albert II.
Sawyer was elected a director To sue
ceed George J.. Bradley, deceased.
Other directors We're reelected.
Stockholders OF the Norfolk and
Southern, ana of the Virginia and Car
olina Coast Railway have voted TO con-
s0lid3te ting TWO roads. The capital
of -he new company is to be S5,OyJ,yJO
A. J. Cassatt president OF the Penn
sylVauia, has recovered his health sut-
uCieatIy 20 resume the active discharge
of his oIhciaI duties. He was AT mis-
desk Yesterday Tor The hrst time since
last June
~. p. Shonts, chairman of the 18th
miJn Canal Commission, and president
of the Glover Leaf road, was In Chi
CagO today lie says ne has several
tentative proposals for the purchase Of
the road. but nothing is near compile
ton.
The director Of the mint purchased
yesterday go 600 ounces of silver bull
llUl 100000 for delivery at the Phll8del-
pEa mint and 10000 ounces for deliv-
cry at the Denver mint The price paid
was 1923 cents an ounce, SLIGHT adj
vance over the original price last Mon
day.
Mass meetings of the National Farm
ers' Union has been called for October
70. for the purpose of formulating plans
BY which the cotton crop can be held
for minimum price OF II cents
This figure was nAed at the recent an
uual meeting of the union, which now
claims an actual membership Of 10000. .
At the stockholders annual meeting
OF the New Haven road, nineteen direc- .
tors were reelected This reduces the T.
number Of directors by two. the diTec- T.
tors dropped being Richard A. McCurdy. F.
former vice president of the Mutual .
Life Insurance Company, and Percy r. I
Todd. first vice president of the New
Haven road, who IS on years leave F.
of absence.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales OF board. including after call.
amounted 10 30 shares Of stock and
&ll.uJJ i'm bonds
Following are the sales and quotations
of t0day's market:
Columbia Railway 6s. Sl,001Gl9i4
81 9u501U9ss. Sl.Ue00lU94. &5,O01ul09l4
Capital Traction, 30}45I4 ibuyer COZ, 90
135. 4u145.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 5gu+0k. 50H4Ul,.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
IerTed. 5UuAgl4. 5uuHJls.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat,
I920lz t823. lOe25S, SAYS, Su21S
MergenthaIer, IOd117. 5u2U7. l0uZJ1.
Mitchell Mining. 5uu6ss 5Ou6Ia-
Columbia Nat Bank. lUu290.
Union Trust Co.. IGdl52ia
After Call-Col r. r., 6 per cent,
$2,#Jul0Jlt, 81 1,OU0lgK
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
OLD WOMAN BRAVE.

Old Nine. Le0audy. mother Of the
emperor OF the Sahara and of the
celebrated aerouauts. has just made her
first ascent. She is siEty-one years OF
age and went up with Comre &c ia
NauX iU his balloon. the Icare. They
lefL Pans at clock iu the afternoon
and landed az Limours al 645-
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
FINANCIAL.

SPECIAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS
Of Amercan-Cuban Land, Timber and Col
ouIzatI0u Company viii be held 1T illo T
So Washington. j.. O., on OCTOBER q. 1876
f1r the purpose % voting on reduction OF
stock 3d. FRANK SELBEHT Pres GEO. 4.
SElEEftT SeCy r. =. hNhEF, 81 p
KNAPP. Trustees. ocls.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18

For the first time in many months
trade was recorded in ten shares OF
Columbia National Bank stock and
one lot of ten shares OF Union Trust at
lJ- p marked a loss over the high
prices recently established.
on the bond call several lots Of Co
lulnbia Railroad 6's were promptly
taken, which filled up the measure OF
that class Of Investments.
The capital stock Of the Fidelity Stor-
age Company was listed for the FIRST
time. but tFere was no one present To
take any Ttercst in il and after the
announcement By the secretary the call
Tor bids I'D offers was allowed 20 20
without nOucc-
The directors # tho American Graph
OIho1e Company have declared the
1ortE-siNth regular quarterly dividend
OF Il. per cent ON the preferred stock.
payable November i5.
The current movement in Mitchell
Aiming is one OF mystery After being
IN "A dormant state for months IL sud
denly came 10 life. with daily sales eN-
ceedluE 1000 shares i'm New York, ana
large sales here. The reason Tor The
sudden transition is not explained.
The ffty-scventh regular quarterly
dividend Of lil per cent mas been de-
Clared by the directors Of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company payable
TO stockholders on November j.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
CHECKED RISE
IN NERGENTHALER
Tremendous Falling Away
in Business on Local
Stock Exchange.

From 5000 shares to 800 is a far cry
in the drop in trading in the short space
OF three days. And yet that is the his
tory OF the Washington Stock Exchange
transactions during the current week.
The opening day looked like a resump-
tion of active business, and everybody
was feeling happy In consequence. Today
the market was absolutely without fea-
ture, il an exception can be made in
some unusual deals in Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat stock.
The rise on Mergenthaler was check
ed after some few belated buyers had
been supplied at 207. and the boom
started in Mitchell Mining in the early
days OF the week petered out to one
trade in 100 shares. Railroads were given
languid attention, while Gas and sew
eral others of the leading issues were
entirely neglected
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
BIcYcLIsr BREAKA BOYS LEG.

While riding a bicycle IasS yesterday
afternoon, James = Henderson,, COZ
ored, eleven years Oh. of 426 New JeI~
sey avenue northwest, ran into and
knocked down Henry Boucher. nine
years Old of goo Louisiana avenae
northwest, br@-sKing the boys left leg
He was carried to the Casualty Hos
pital in an ambulance. and Henderson
placed undsr arrest.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
FOXY LITTLE laps

A Russian officer, who at the battle Of
Alukden lost nearly one-half of his men
and was himself severely wounded, re-
ports that he never saw the Japanese
except at q distance through his field
glasses.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
HOUSefurnishingS.

DON'T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER
sets lus buy your heating and cook stoves
new louu save Soc on the dollar. House
furnishings az cost. SNITZER & Ia PORTE.
1881 lth 81 nW. 0C1.-tf
f.ss FOR SANITARY CCUCHES. gl0a
metal folding beds. paTl0r and bedroom
suites. 81 per week. stone water pitchers. Ice.
5yI1-u
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
Auction Sales.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO, Auctioneers'
6i2 + ct. NV.
ATTORNEYS SALE OF VALUABLE

ATTORNEYS SALE OF NALUABLE'
BRICK DWELLING. NO 645 SOUTH
CAROLINA AVENUE. SOUTHEAST.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH,
1906, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK r.
NJ I VIII sell, az public auction. in front
OF the premises. the following described
land and preh !ses situate in the city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia, described
as the east twenty feet four inches front By
the full depth thereof Of original lot num-
bered ten O0) in square numbered eight hun
dred and seyeaty-siN (sI6J, together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale; Oue-third cash and balance
IN one and two years, with interest. and
secured by a deed OK trust on the property,
OF ali cash. at purchasers option SlU0 de-
posit required at time OF sale. and all con-
veyaucins and recording at purchaser cost
WILTON J. LAMBERT, Attorney, 40 yth
st. nv.
The above sale Is postponed account
Of the TaiL until FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
$780, same hour and place. by order Of
WILTON ]. LAMBERT. AlLorney. 1cIl-2L
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
American GraphOphone Company.

Consecutive Quarterly Preferred Dividend 40
4s--The regular quarterly dividend tNU- 4G) ui
ONE AND THHEE-QL- -ARTERS PER CENT
on the preferred capital stock Of the Amer
lcan Graph0phone Company VIII De paid N0-
yember l5. Is05. 20 sroCltholdera Of record No
yFuher T.
By order Of the Directors.
EDWARD ID. EASTOS. President.
ocIs % neI4
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
VS. ISSUE OF STOCK
OPEN FOR SUBS sCRIPTIoN
AND FIRST YMENT.
sHA Res. $50 PER MONTH.

sHA Res. $50 PER MONTH.
Subscriptions for the 52d Issue Of stock
and first payment thereon win be received
daily from an. 10 $50 pm. at ,he once
OF the Association -Four per cent interest
per annum is allowed on shares. Upon
maturity OF stock fun earnings are paid.
The EQUITABLE has strictly carrie1
out, in the past twenty-seven years since
Its organization. with conservative bust
ness methods. It's object and plan as a
pursly cooperative saving and Ioanlng as
sOciation. u has steadily increased IN
the number Of shareholders and in the
volume Of business and assets, and has Sc
cured the largest degree Of practical help
and success TO both those who save on
stock and u those who borrowed 70 pay
for property.
Further information viii Be cheertul,y
furnished upon aDpuratl0n at the once.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 T q. NV.
John Joy Edison, President.
Ellis Spear, Vice President
Geo. V. CasiieaT, % Vice President,
Prank z. Reeside. Secretary.
John Joy Edison. Jr.. asst. secy.
DIRECTORS.
F-ed'k p. Pyle. Jno. A, Hamilton.
Geo. ". Fisher. 4. n. Lothrop.
Job Barnard. Geo. H. Harries,
+. q. Turpin. f. V. COyiue.
Jno. B. Lzruer.
The Washington times., 1906-10-18
IN THE WORLD or FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles @. Gates
& Co, Munsey Building; Members New YORK
Stock EXCHANGE
The Washington times., 1906-10-18

MONEY AT 4gz AED PER CEE1
Promptly loaned On real estate In the Dist-let
sf Coium bfz- LOWEST COMMISSIONS
aEISLELL & adcLERAE.
l0es 81. ~. ".