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Wanted-ROoms 9 Board.

WASTED-BT young man room With OF
without board, IN family where there are
young people; Capitol Hin preferred Ad-
dress BOX $751; Times Office. fe10-Zt
WANTED-Room and board. by quiet. re-
fined couple: room southern exposure. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office. fel0-2t
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Comp0 Board-Don't Forget Compo-
Board is made four feet wide and the
width of the board must cross supports.
Thos W. Smith. Lumber Dealer Wash
inR-ton u @
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Wood and Coal.

OAK FIREwOoD, we'll seasoned delivered
north OF Florida ave. in one or more cord
lots at S. a cord. FULTON r. GORDON.
sz2 Colorado building. Tel. Main 529. fe4-zt
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WASTED-You oan learn the Syllable system
o. shorthand ia j. hours attain a 81 eed Of
- TO loo words In 10 hours. and We WIN pro-
cure position fer you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Grcg5,. an Barnes systems
typeWriting and Spanish. STENGGkAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ.
WANTED-Fwo carriage drivers, s. week
butler, waiter. chaHnheTnaid, waitress. nurse,
and cooks. loI New York ave. fel0-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for office work Ad-
dress BOX SIS. Times Office. fest
WANTED-Stenograph TO do OF two
hours work each evening in exchange for
nice room down town. Address BOX SOS
Times Office fe9-3J
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms; heat
and gas: second floor. 14ll q 81 ne IeIg--l
THREE unfurnished rooms on first or sec
end floor 2s1 Aassachusetts ave ne Ls49-S1s
THREE nice rooms on third floor; light
housekeeping. 300 / St NV fel0-9t
FIRST or third floor for rent. lol5 c st. sw'
fel0-St
TWO third floor unfurnished rooms; heat,
gas bath; $3.50 per month. POI 10th st. sw,
corner 10th and y sits. Iel9--I
-FOUR unfinished rooms, $40. ia F st. sw
fel0-3t "
THREE-ROOM FLAT; heat and gas fur
nished Apply 2Sls 14th st, nv. II
THREE ROOM FLAT. second floor: heat
gas, hot and cold water; bath adjoining pr
waite family 1913 1Ith ST. NV. fes-5t
TWO ROOMS, second floor: bath gas; light
housekeeping; $l2- 2s Massachusetts, ave
NV. fe9-St
ROOMS. second. third floors; neat; gas: rea-
sonable 81 % ST. NV: fest
TWO ROOMS; heat. gas. apd bath; SO. 40
7th st. sly. fes-st
ITNFURNIsHED. very large corner room
Apply OYSTER HOUSE, list and L sts- nv
fes-7t
THREE-R ROOM FLAT. second floor: light
housekeeping; heat and gas. $40 9Th st. NV
-fes-St
heat Isl 9Th st. NV. reS-st
FOUR unfuTBiShSd rooms secoE11 1Oots neat
gas, and bath. SIS. "a X St ne feS-5t
FOR RE%T-Roons over Peoples Savings
Bank: heated 6I0 I4th st. NV. fes-3t
For Rent
Furnished and Unfinished Rooms.
eI9 3D ST NW--Two rooms for light house
keeping. in private family; hot water
porcelain bath felo-5t
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Business Chances.

FOR sAI.E-Snall grocery and notion store
At 20 Parker ST ne, between l and D., %
and 3. reiO-st
WANTED-Party to join me 10 open hotel
Office. feIO-st
WE HAVE BAR'1AINs IN groceries. lunch
rooms. and other small business PAGES Call
and be convinced. COLUMBIA BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, 1l2 i, St. second floor. feI0-3t
FOR SALE wishing to leave the cItv- win
sacrifice my store, next TO a school; living
rooms; $50. Apply 64oiz 14th ST. ne. felo-3t
WE CAN SELL several groceries, roomfna
houses. and other businesses for half value
this week; some viii exchange for real es-
tate. TOWER COMPANY. GIL 7th 81. NV
fei0-st
FOR sALE-Dentai Office outht: latest appII-
ances, only used six months. II. FREYEB.
go 18th st, corner / fel9-5t
FOR SALE - RESTAURANT AND
QUICK LUNCH, BEST LOCATION;
NEWLY FITTED THROUGHODI.
WILL SELL FOR INVENTORY OF
STOCK AND FIXTURES. RARE
CHANCE OWNER HAS OTHER
BUSINESS. APPLY 905 E ST. y. ".
fes.s.io
FOR Confectionery ana frllit store.
CORNER GROCERY. Northwest; I'VE living
rooms; daily sales. 800 price, $50 rare
chance NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
Gil fest
FOR SALE-smau grocery store on a prom
inent corner ia Southeast average daily
sales, So; a good chance for wide-aWake man
Address BOX $50. Times once. .Jazl-tf
WANTED-To rent room suitable for gar
Der shop. Address BOX 55s. Times offict.
fest
CORNER GROCERY half price; rent only
so, including stable no opposition. Address
BOX 552i Times Office. feS-5t
FOR SALE-Cafe and dairy lunch: fine To-
cation; doing good business. low price Ad-
dress BOX 55S. Times Office fes-3t
WANTED-Partner- silent or active. in a
fruit and poultry farm, must invest $500;
property VIII enhance in value hye-foId in five
years. Address POULTRY, Times Office
fest
FOR SALE-Good. paying oyster and lunch
/ room. 1865 9Th 81. NV. fe5-It
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Valentines. Gould's, 42i 9Th st.
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Situations Wanted

EfllEe.
WANTED-By trained nurse. situation: hos
pital experience, best city references; SO
week Address BON $50, Times Office fe1e-2t
WANTED-By experienced lady dOuble-entry
bookkeeper and typewriter WHO furnish
best Of references, position Tquirfng a few
hours daily. rate. sl5 per month. Address
BOX 5S4. Times office. fei0-et
YOUNG LADY wishing 10 learn mancur-
ing address BOX SCI. Times Office fel0-zt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished free to re-
liable servants only. LADIES EXCHANGE
BUREAU. Inc. Ills F St, second floor.
feI0-2t
WANTED-By Eood cook and houSekeeper,
employment Address COOK. 1900 18th 81.
NV. 1t
WANTED-Position as chambermaid or wait
Tess- 409 Warner st NV. II
wANTED-By u woman. day work Of any
kind. 20 st nv fe9-2t
WANTED-Darning and raeudins t. do; also
house cleaning Address A J. -, 81 Myrtle
st. ne. fes-Zt
wANTED-washing to take home. CARO-
LINE. 1910 L ST. fest
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When You Want a Cut

Valentines. Open nights. Gould's. 9Th st.
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Personal.

sFsyEZ.-- sSCzAlECN look here. times are hard.
but w wilt surprise YOU with 8 warm over
coat or suit q clothes tailor made, Slightly
used AZ prices TO suit poor people. JUS1H ;
OLD STAND. SIS D 81. fest
MONEY TO LOAN ~ SUNS OF s. 10 $50
JOSEPH Calm ROOM sos. JENIFER
BUILDING. 7TH AND ID SIS. NV. felo-lt
MME RITA. the Worlds Greatest Pianist
and Card Reader. only astrologer in Wash
inEton, Is holding receptions al lZj 9th 81
NV Fee. sc and sec feIo-S5t
FOR HIRE-FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO
SUITS. THE FAMOUS. 40 TTH ST. NV.
1az0-sot
ORIGINAL. Gypsy palmist, tells your whole
fortune. I0c; open Sunday. 1923 Sth St NV.
feI0. 11.1314
BY EXPERT MASSEUR. treatment. half
rates. Address BOX 53S. Times Office,
fe9-3t
MR. z. MILLION, PIANIST and Mental Real
ings; everything told. s14 New York ave.
NV. fe9-fpt
ARE YOU UNHAPPY
Nine. Ray, PIANIST and card reader. tells
past present. and futuree. removes evil IN
fiucnCes. changes luck consult her on love
and business affairs. Psrlors s2s Eye 81 nw,
hours. TO 9 fe5-lt
WINTER CLoIHEs-we have for SAFE a few
uncafled for garments at onehaR price.
These are bargains Ia made o-orcsr clothes.
GLASGOW WOODEN MILLS CO. SIS Pens
sylyania ave NV. OcI2-n
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For Rent-OmceS.

FOR RENT Desirable Office rooms in the
Evans buildings I4Ie-1s24 New York ave.
rental very low. including heat. light and
janitor service SaB-sot
FOR RENT-Nery desirable Offices. facing
Capitol. Heat light and 5anitor service.
From s. per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. 3 st. NV. - iai2-t
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For Rent-Typewriters.

STANDARD TYPEwRITERs, from 81 month
up Address BOX 5Ss. Times Office feI0-3t
REMINGTON, fine condition; three months
for 50. address BOX 57A. Times Office.
feat +,
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Rooms and Board.


NICE ROOM suitable Tor two persons. with
god hoard. al s. per week each ilo3 II ST
NV. fei0-St
ROOMS and board for two gentlemen. 1882
S NV feie-st
800 M-Second-story front. four windows. hot
water heat; telephone; suitable for two
LARGE second floor room. also single room,
Southern cooking; central location SO X
81 fel9-3t
1916 list ST N1S--Between = st. and Massa-
chusetts ave- handsomely furnished front
rooms. with board. one square q Dupont cir
Gle feio-gt
FOR RENT-To young man wanting good
home in private family room and board 1923
sth ST NV fele-2t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board. S per
seek. s2I Ilth 81. nv, fes-9t
NICELY furnished room. with board. 1871
New York ave fes-5t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board.
In q private family. reasonable 1lZI sth ST.
NV fes-st
LARGE second floor ROOM Southern cooking;
central location. s2s X st NV. les Il
GEORGE WASHINGTON HoTEL-l5th and
New York ave. overlooking White House.
frst-class family hotel; double rooms, 50
up: single room. SIS per month"; good board;
transients. 81 per day and up. FASCIST
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Close Out to Make Room for New Good:

Close Out to Make Room for New Goods
Tube Gas Radiator. 50. so
3 Large Reflector Gas Stoves. were
81. now. 49,. .--....-...-.....-Sz 81. 80
5 Medium Reflector Gas Stoves, were
Double Heat Gas Stove. was S275,
s16-12 ST c. A. Muddiman & Co. I2O4 G ST.
Valentines, All Kinds. GouId's.
Cotillon Favors. Toys, Paper Napkins,
Hearts etc.
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Wall Paper.

WM. Y. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable, prompt, cheap legal guar
antee covers all cur work, sand postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. COS
Pennsylvania ave Sc. telephone East ia +,
OF following agencies De Maine & Co, 3297
NJ st. NV. Eilayitch's store, Bowie. Nd. !.
10 Monroe St Anacostia; Mzttingly's store
Congress Heights; COZ New York ave. NV. /;
1920 Z 81. Sc; Cunaway's store. Laurel Nd .
General Store. Glendale: new agency Just es-
tahTshed. PostofiCe. Colonial Beach, Va.
fe9-zt
LET is REPAIR THAT ROOF. reason
able: painting and paperhanging. J. II.
BECKWTTB, SOC F st ne fest
CHEAPEST high-cIass paperhanging: exclu-
TFACTURERS' REPRESENTATIVE STORE,
1919 14th st nv. fe9-2t
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g. IS FOR SANITARY drop-side couches: gas.
heaters 81 %; pafl0r and bedroom suites g.
per week: see goods and save your money
REDMOND'S. 81 and 3l3 7th 81. Dw. H0Ig-tf
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Wanted

about / Tua r-.4IT4s III s,.efaose for . 6ufIsf-
ing lot in the Norti.'v st Address OF cali
III Todd place nv, NEAR Cd and SITS.
WANTED-DriFing horse and buggy for
drumming city trade; must be genie, sound,
and cheap Address BOX 81, TfLEes Office.
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Bachelor Apartments.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, first
floor SENECA Men only. All mod
ern improvements. 627 St NV.
de23-ff
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

Horses and Vehicles.
FOR SALE-Horse ami wagon and harness
on easy terms apply iz-6 18th 81. nw. fe10-3t
MARE. ave years old. sound, good driver
and sadGler- GALES. 1105 11th 81 NV.
Lel0-8t
FOR sALE-Oue young pony about fourteen
hands high, safe for children TO ride or
drive. Write. W J. SMITH, PurceIlviHe, Va
feI9-5t
FOR SALE-On my farm, one road mare. one
draft horse. one business horse, one splen-
did mule one trap. and one Tunabout. AG-
dress OWNER 513 9Th - NV fef0-St
FOR SALE-,5ood top buggy top. single har-
ness and black horse, leo lbs. years old.
sound and excellent driver. call between
a. N. and .. n, b. L. RHINEHAkT,
Keniiw0rth. u. =. fel9-St
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE TO buy Blankets
and Robes. All Sl2 and SIS Chase Plush
Robes 800 AL $50 and SO Plush Robes
81 All Blankets at = regular prices Large
stock OF slightly used Wagons, Buggies, and
Surveys at great bargains
s. d. WATERS a SON. SO Pa. ave NV.
fe9-tf
FOR sALE-One hne. light brougham. At a
sacrifice. y. d WATERS q son. $40 Penn
sylTaRia ave nv. test
FOR sALE-Cheap, second hand box-top
wagon 757 I1th st NV feS-3t
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Sweet violets, 25e Bunch.
at Kramer's. 916 F st. NV.
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ANACOSTIA.

JRrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson SIS
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For SaIe-misCeIIaneouS.
(excellent make, sl5e.

FOR SALE-Four Upright Planes Slightly
used. at bargain prices. on easy lay-
ulents.
One Upright (axceIlent make} SIG
Square Pianos low as So
CHAS NJ. STfEFF 81 nth 81 NV
J. G. CONLIFF. Manager 6eII-tf
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Lost.

LOST-Pocketbook Friday evening". contain
ing money, eyeglasses. t-cket, stamps, papers
sth below New York ave. New York ave 70
tn, 70 s.. Return to ENGLISH TEA
Ikoo1, SO Q st. NV, and receive reward Il
DOST-Knight Templar charm. THURSDAY
night Reward if returned to LoNGACRE,
6ls 18th st NV fel0-st
LOST-Light laprobe between 17th 81 ana
virginia ave RetuTB 20 ARLINGTON LTV-
cry STABLE. on st II
LOST-Gold and pearl horseshoe scarfpin, on
car or street Reward, GENTNER's. i4;h
LOST-February s. one white and lennon set
ter SSp, yellow eyes; answers to name OF
Kate Reward s. If returned to 81 Il ST.
Ielg-ot
LOST-Fob and Iocket. c. y n on fasZ
pn3tos OF lns.de Return 10 DUNHA-l ;
MODEL SAlOP. IL and receive reward.
felo-2t
LosT-February diamond horseshoe stick
pin; s. reward II returned TO MRS MAI
THEWS. Apartment sos. the Woodley
LOST Wednesday February alligator
purse containing money and tickets; reward
return to 1905 Il st NV felO-St
LOST-Friday evening on east side I4th St
between and SITS. nv. long mink fur
scarf Liberal reward If returned to 1917 X
st NV feI0-2t
STRAYED-Fridey. small white woolly dog
with blue ribbon; reward If returned TO 1927
Connecticut eve fe10-gt
OST-Ne..opoltan police badge on 7th q
sW. Reward if returned 20 r. =. WEST 4th
precinct. It
LOsT-On February o a light brown car
T age robe on q st, between 18th and 20th
SITS, about D m Reward If returned to I7g4
st. NV. fe10-2t
LOsT-A brindle Boston bun terrier with
short screw tail and brass spike collar LIB
eral reward II returned 70 1911 T ST. NV
felo-=t
LoST-About January Is. uamooo cane:
gold top, with T. H on it, Reward Ad-
dress BOX 572. Times Office. fe9-4t
LOsT--og, Thursday afternoon; brindle Eng
iish bull pup. named Bob; weight about so
pounds; tag 9047. Reward II returned to 3l5
A st. Sc. fest
LOST-FebTuaTy 8. a brown collie dog. with
white around neck; white breast and four
white feet; name Hero. Liberal reward if
rets., Il to rear or 1920 18th ST NV PAGE
STABLE. fe9-st
LOsT-Nesr 5th and SITS. NV. roll of pa
pers relating to real estate: Of no value ex-
cePt TO owner liberal reward If returned to
| lIl4 6orcorah 81. nv fes-3t
| LOsT-sette. dog, black and white. with tan
markings: name on collar; tag S5I Re
ward, lSo Florida ave. NV, fes-st
| LOST-whitc and tan male fox terrier. r.
/ 1884 reward. GROCERY. 1857 II st ne
feS-st
| LOST-TaH gate OF automobile Return 10
/ DR. WEAVER, 1914 Q st, and receive re
! Wafd- fes-3t
| ------------------
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THE CHEAPEST SEWING MACHINE 20
bay is new one because * gives better
satisfaction and lasts longer Try the Davis
Nertical-Feed, for family sewing and ART
needlewoFk. Standard latest cabinet wood
work. Sls DAVIS AGENCY. - ~ 81. ~.
Phone Main 1858 fel0-3t
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OR sALE-Small grocery and notion store
20 Parker ST ne, between l and D., %
40 3. Tel0-3t
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For Rent-HouSes.

FOR RENT-A very nice six-room brick
house, cottage style, $50 10th st. ne; porch
IA front and rear OF house. rent so IN
GuiTe ITO II OF rs ID 81. NV. q. r.
SCHAFFER fel0-tf
FOR RENT-Six-room brick: all modern i'm
proyenents near 9Th and d sts. ne, and
central car line. Address BOX 3 Times OF
ice. fei0-3t
FOR RENT-15ZT Q NV. handsome 1I-room
dwelling. with without stable; rent rea-
sonable W. X. HODGES, 1912 st. NV:
phone NJ 1921 feI0-St
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Miscellaneous.

UPHOLSTERI-SG and repairiugi moderate
prices. II. 9. CONN, 49, New York ave
nv. fe10-St
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs;
drop postal. telephone East 551-A. NON
PAREIL. I2S 9Th St Sc. felo-2t
PIANO TUNING $50. IS years experience.
JAS. r. DURTTY, So5 18th 81. s.. fele-9t
WANTED-To rent. $40 FOR six weeks gyp
with puppies under ten days OLE. Call early
Sunday R E. l. NICHOLSON, Hyattsviile,
Nd, Il
DRAWNwORk PIECES made TO order; hand
n,de handkerchiefs and hemstitching a s7e-
cialty. Call or address 13l Massachusetts
ave. ne fe10-2t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine art rugs.
WASH. RUG CO. SIC Sth ST. NV Telephone
1925 fe9-Tt
ARTIST WISHES PUPILS in china paint
ing. Address BOX 536, Times Office feast
INVENTORs-Aiodels made from plans or
ideas: confidential; also patented sheet metal
articles manufactured. 4l6 10th st. s7-
feS-3t
LADIES, IL you want a perfeet-fttIng pat
tern cut 10 order. giving grace. ease, and
beauty to the form, call at the DESIGNING
PARLORS. 1920 q St NV; shir- waist pat
terms. 75c. fe5-lst
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by the skirt
tailoring company. We also remodel all
kinds Of garments. sI3 18th st. ja21-Sot
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For Exchange.

FOR ENCHANGE-Four passenger auton1o-
bile in good running order. for power launch.
Address PHENIX PRESS, SO Sth St NV
fes-5t
WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE and lot and pay
Ing business for suburban property Ad-
dress BOX SIS. Times offices seS-st
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For Rent-Flats.

FOUR SUNNY ROOMS, bath, porehes; south
ern corner; $3.50 429 Tennessee ave ne
fe10-3r
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WANTED-Porter for drug store. must bring
references. Address BOX $50, Times Office
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Wanfed-AutomObiIeS.

WANTED-To buy an automobile on easy
terms. Address BOX 564. Times Office.
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 9IS-420~422
10th st. NV. Phone Main 4223 3a5l-99t
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Notary Public.

DEEDS affidavits pension vouchers civil
service papers executed and dispositions
taken, night or day. Sc. 4th st, nv. Phone
Main 340S-W. fe5-20t
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For Hire

Horses aud Vehicles
HORSES, bugEies. and daytons, $50 and g
per day for drumming and business purposes
PRESTON'S STABLES, Sth and SITS NV.
phone Main 65S-Y ja24-S0I
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WANfED-Party to join me 10 open hotel
ana restaurant Address BOX 5sI Times
Office. feIG2t
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01
FARMERS Want 81 FOR WHEAT.
SOCIETY OF EQUITY FIXES THE
PRICES ON VARIOUS FARM
PRODUCTS.

East ST. Louis. H., Oct. 27.-Prices
by the American Society of Equity at
its convention here, and by accepting
the report OF the committee the mem
bers Of the society bind themselves
not to sell products at less than the
following prices:
Wheat, No 1 Northern or No. 2 red,
81; corn, to the end of this year, As
cents, from Jan. to April 1, SO cents.
after April and until prices are again
fixed, SIS cents; oats, 40 cents; barley,
No. 2, IS cents; rye, rs cents; buck
wheat, 70 cents; potatoes, Irish, Is
cents; sweet, rs cents; beans, navy,
s1.50; red, 81; cotton, IL cents; wool,
30 cents: hogs. $3.50; cattle. Sc;
sheep, $3.50, hay, $l4; broomcorn,
SIS to $780,
In nearly all instances the list OF
prices is to be based on Chicago mar
kets, the exceptions being the price OF
beans, which is based on Detroit quo
tations, and cotton on New York 1t
was explained in the convention that
members must receive the prices
named, less the cost of transportation.
There were stormy scenes in the
convention yesterday. The fixing OF
prices was opposed on antitrust
grounds. The convention reelected its
officers, except the treasurer, the new
treasurer being John V. Stell of In
dianapolis.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01
FARMERS WANT 81 FOR WHEAT.
Society of Equity Fixes Prices on Vari-
Gus Farm Products

Gus Farm Products.
East St. Louis, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Prices
on farm products were fixed yesterday
by the American Society of Equity at
its convention here, and by accepting
the report Of the committee the mem
bers of the society bind themselves
not to sell products at less than the
following prices:
Wheat, No. Northern or No. 2 red
81; corn, to the end of this year, as
cents, from Jan. to April l, SO cents,
after April and until prices are again
fixed, SIS cents; oats, 40 cents; barley.
No. 2, SIS cents; rye, rs cents; buck
wheat, 70 cents; potatoes, Irish, IS
cents; sweet, rs cents; beans, navy,
$1.50; red, 81; cotton, IL cents; wool,
80 cents: hogs, $3.50; cattle. Sc;
sheep, $3.50; hay, $14; broomcorn,
SIS to 500.
In nearly all instances the list OF
prices is to be based on Chicago mar
kets. the exceptions being the price Of
beans, which is based on Detroit quo
tations, and cotton on New York. 1t
was explained in the convention that
members must receive the prices
named, less the cost of transportation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01


Running at q speed estimated at
fifty miles an hour, the fast train
known as the cleveland flyer" was
;side-swiped by the caboose Of Q. freight
train at Pittsburg. Five trainmen were
injured.
Seized with an epileptic 1T while he
was stopping to feed his hogs, Elmer
Ebberly, farmer near Sioux City,
Iowa, fell face downward in half
foot of mud In the pig pen and was
smothered to death.
An engine on an extra freight train
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul,
east-bound, exploded near Morton
Grove, ILL.,, killing Fireman ]. Dough
erty and injuring Engineer T. klumb
and Brakeman w. L. Grass.
BY an explosion in the mine Of the
Cambria Steel company at Johnstown,
Pa, seven men are dead and two pain
fully burned. The explosion is thought
to have been caused by the ignition Of
gas in setting off blast.
In a freight wreck at Kenton, Ohio,
two men were killed and two seriously
hurt. /. fast freight drawn by two en-
gines crashed into cut of cars stand
Ing on the main track. The engine and
many cars were wrecked and hum
dreds Of sheep were killed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01
Ex-Rehels Make Trouble

Havana, Oct. 2S.-As a result of con-
tinued depredations by numerous
small bands of insurgents in Santa
Clara province, Brig. Gen. Bell has or,
dered the Fifteenth cavalry at Place.
tas to occupy the towns Of Santa
Clara, Esperanza, Cienfuegos, Cruchs
and Santo Domingo, taking the places
OF the rural guard garrisons, which
will then be released to pursue anG
scatter the marauders. This is in &C
cordance with Gov. Magoon's policy
not to use American troops in the sup
preston of disorders.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01
Raise Rural Paw

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The salaries
of the rural carriers of the United
States, numbering 36,566 men and
women, will be increased by congress
at the coming session Of a recommen-
dation that will be submitted by Post
master General Cortelyou is put into
the form Of law.
Just how much increased compensa-
ticn will be asked for the rural car
riers has not been made known The
present salaries range from about $40
year to a maximum of S72O, accord
ing to the length Of a route.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-01
Criminal.

A verdict imposing the death PEN
atty on Thomas Brady, white man.
for criminal assault upon sixteen
andria. La, by the jury which tried
him.
William Button, widely known cir
Gus rider, was assaulted at Cincinnati
and probably fatally injured. His as
sailants, who apparently sought to rob
him. have not been captured. Quito
was one of the first American ride
to exhibit before the khedive Of Egyl
and the car Of Russia.
Because she was Respondent over
love affair, Mary Eplett Of Sault Ste.
Marie took dose Of laudanum with
suicidal intent, but will probably re-
cover. She was in love with man
who married another woman, and this
is said to be the third time she has
attempted to kill herself.
The body of a man tied in cotton
sack was found in the river at Paw.
paw, [. T. The sack was bound with
wire, to which had been fastened a
piece of railroad iron, evidently in
tended for sinker. The back of the
mans head had been crushed in, and
he apparently had been dead several
days.
J. 8. Espy. d. e. Horrigan, William
Herb, T. T. Kirk, Addison Boren, w.
A. Merritt, Henry Nichols and Edward
Kerr, officers and directors Of the de-
funct State Bank Of Pittsburg. We're
found guilty of irregularities in con
nection with the failure of the bank
by a jury in the criminal court The
charge was receiving deposits, know
ing the bank was insolvent.