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WASTED-F-iauo scholars. by graduate and
professor u music. beginners ana advanced
pupils on piano. three months tuition free
20 pupils starting al once. Address BOX
AZ. Times Office fe5-2t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don, put
away y0ur ola clothing. shoes. hats. and
prices FOR leu. Drop postal, viii call. IL.
GEWIItZ. 129s 7th 81 NV fez-I5t
WANTED 90 secondhand bricks az IOJS
81 81. Hw. Il
wANTED-tiood location for shoe shtning
parior. Address BOX s5s. Times once.
WANTED-T5 buy good register and iron
sale. 4tll Fenusy Us ania ave. S.. fest
WANTED-Funiture Of ali KINDS: highest
prices paid square dear assured. TAG-
LYR $ ~ 9Th 81. NV Phons Main 5IS7.
fel-1tt
WANTED-rw0 manual and pedal cabinet
organ. must De II good condition. Address
FOX 49, Times office fest
BIG MONEY PAID FOR desirable furniture
carpets; VII pes IuI value for stoves IA
hci4 6oo4s q al kinds, contents especially.
u. NOTES. - louisiana ave Phone NJ SJU5
Jas -s9t
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES. what
Is useless 10 you is useful TO me. by
o.d gold. silver diamonds, watches. and pawn
tickets, money 10 loan on 1eWeIry ABRA-
HAMS. Az ON 81 NV 5cas-6nlos
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
-.t7f 7-tf3@ 10 az ti44 a. aa44 al KINGS or
goods BAUM FURNITURE
SHOP. sth and SITS nv. Phone North 1919
Ja-2-cJt
cash prices paid Tor WON
garments. ladies' or EeGtlemeu's Also shoes
and hats Address postal and i viii call any
hour. b. IA8SHES. 1905 It'll ST. nv. Phone
North so. nus0-s1t
WANTED-S KERESKY. 1896 7th 81 NV.
viii pay the highest cash price for ladies'
Seais', and Chiidreu.s Cdst-off clothing ana
shoes and hats address a postal and I Will
call Phone *, ESQ. fas-s0t
OLD CHINA PLATES platters. cups. silver
" are. eoiIs. and antiques. 1893 Z ST NV.
jaI7-s1t
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If You Want Your Moneys worth Ord
WANTED-SALESMEN

LADIES' and GENTLEMEN. HOW IS TETs7
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH 057 ms
Z. \, EMBROIDERY WORKS. New YorJ-
oiIefs an opportunity 10 any lady or gen.
tlenlan 10 make so PER DAY by SELLING
our hand ana French embroidered shirt waists
ana suit patterns in pongee and other bipb-
GRADE QUANTITIES. Also lines OF Oriental nov
Siues. japanese hiInonOs, silk and W1olsn
shswis- Liberal terms 10 agents. can a.
Branch once FOR information. s. TRACTTT-
MN. ols y 81. NV. LOOM @ feo-sl.
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COmpO- Board, Substitute for Plaster

Cheaper considering its absence OF dirt.
time saving, and greater warmth; drive
picture nails in It anywhere; no delay in
delivery; absolutely damp proof. Thos
w. Smith. 1st and Ind. ave.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
d. c. Washington. D. g. Jan. 2. 1906.--
At 8 O'CLOCK 2. NJ. on THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY IS. 1896. the fish wharf
rights and privileges viii be sold at pub
lie auction on b street. between 9Th and
eth streets northwest. IN front Of the fish
stalls of the Washington Market, for the
term Of one year from March l. 1906.
For further information as 10 terms or
sale etc, apply al the Office OF the
sealer of Weights and Measures, No. t6i
Louisiana avenue northwest. HENRY b.
+. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. d. c.
jas. sc. 31fe1.2. S.5.6.7.S
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By sober. Industrious good all
round blacksmith, steady situation. Ad-
dress or call On GEORGE, 1890 New Jersey
ave NV. fe25
WANTED-By steady young man. position
10 run elevator. s3liz 10th 81. sw. II
WANTED-By young man Of experience. p0-
sition as coraetist. Address Bon 4sI, Times
office. fe3-5r
WANTED-By college gymnast. place in
struCting morning classes; vesy reasonable,
best references Address BOX as. Times Of
fee. fest
WANTED-By a first-class carpenter, q. sit
nation in hotel or large institution. single
man. AddCess BOX 4S3, Times office, fe3-2t
WANTED-By experienced painter and pa
psrhanger, engagement with real estate firm.
can take charge OF operations. Address BOX
646 Times Office fe2-7t
WANTED by strictly sober young man, po-
sition Of any kind; BEST references. Address
BOX 4-4. Times Once fest
WANTED A rong boy. II. wants 10 learn
a trade Address BOX AS. Times Office.
fe!-3r
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Baltimore and Return, S1.as, Baltimore

Baltimore and Return, SI.2s, Baltimore
and Ohio railroad every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways. hoth days
except Royal Limited.
If You Want Your Moneys Worth Order
Royal Pllsen Beer. Costs dealers twice
as much as others. Costs you Sc glass
Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
Masquerade Costumes, 81 Per Night
Buruon'S. 81 z st. NV
Narcissus, CSC a Dozen.
a. Kraher's. sl6 z st. NV
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Have You Furniture to Sell OF Store? ?
Send it 10 Brown & ToIson. Aucts. 7409
II 81. NY. Sale every Tuesday al 10 a m
Central Storage Rooms" Low rates.
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WALL PAPER.

WAI. V MAHONEY the Progressive Paper
hanger. reliable. prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store sos
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone East ia r.
or following agencies; De Maine & Co. 32jI
NJ St NV, Edlayitch's store, Bowie Nd:
10 Monroe ST.. AnacOstia; MaItingly's store.
Congress Heights: 601 New York ave. NV:
1890 E st. Sc; Conaways store, Laurel, Nd. /:
General Store, Glendale; new agency just es-
tahlished, Pcstofice, Colonial Beach, Va
fe2-It
WELL CLEAN IT Up NOW-Painting and
DaperhangiEg. J. II. BECKWITFI, SIC F St
ne fest
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.
FREE USE OF PIANOS.

We have number OF good square pianos
Hhicn We VIII loan free Of charge for six
months TO parents who desire 10 give their
CniIdfen the benefit Of a musical education.
ct course we SAL expect you &c pay the
cost OF hauling
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LEGAL MENTION.
Bargains in Stoves to Heat.

; Miller Oil Heaters Cshop worm We're
l Small Oil Heater. was S.. 81 now. 81. IS
: Large OH Heaters new We're IS, now. 81
. Large Reflector Gas Stoves. were 81,
3 Medium Reflector Gas Stoves. were
%, now. ....,.,-.....s....... 81 %
Double Heat Gas Stove. was S275,
49,. Nv 81 CD
oi6-l2 81. {. y. Muddiman & Co. 1264-C 81
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When You Want a Cut
Of snyihing-Joyee Engraving Co.. star bldg.
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All 6oc Candies Now qsc In.

Your. choice Of ONE HUNDRED deli
eious varieties, GEO. B. SHEETz. F
and 10th SITS.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
S25. call 1872 L 81 NV II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coachman coIored-
so. board horses, stays stable. butler house
boy. lc25 nth 81 nw- II
CHANCE TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Greatest opportunity ever offered Eight
We=sls completes course tools donated, board
proN1t ed; positions guaranteed graduates.
Write for free catalogue MOLER'S BAR
BER COLLEGE, l3I Prince 81. New York
city. fe2-6t
WANTED-One cafe headwaiteT, cafe. hotel
waters. col0red. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY, S29 5th st. NV. Il
WANTED here. hustlers 20 tack
signs, distribute circulars. samples. etc; no
eanyessing; good pay SUN ADVERTISING
- KY, C4lltdso- les, lo,It,-4
WANTED-Colored BOY u drive wagon ana
work around store. |ILAS-DI~CN CO, 1920
q 81 NV II
WANTED-Night manager for cafe. stable
foreman cOlored night Watchman- AMERI-
can HON ESEEkERS, 4ly l0th 81. NV. IL
WANTED-A coIored man as porter. Apply
49, Pennsylvania ave. NV. IL
WANTED-A student TO wait table. refer
ence. I Grant place. 1t
WANTED-A prcsser on old work. 1894 18th
OF 100 Massachusetts ave NV II
WANTED-Colored barber; steady JOB. 6I5 H
So. lie. Il
WANTED-Two boys about IS to 20 years
Old, must have wheels and recommendations
r, IL kRAAt-H, Florist, $40 F ST fe3-2t
WANTED-A young man who understands
handling fruit. Apply vita references. 20D4
sth s. nv. q
WANTED-Canvasser TO sell JeweIry on in
stalmenti reference and bond required; sal
ary, $40 week and commission; only busters
need apply. CASrELBERG. ap4.tu. tn sa-tf
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding Tor newspapers. expe-
TtenCe unnecessary. send Tor particulars.
I'RESS SYNDICATE. LockPsrt, n, Y,
IsoS-lS0t
WANTED-Boys with bicycles Tor messen-
ger service, industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more. boys attending school will
be employed from ,. III. 10 II p. N. and
IFICF MESSENGER COMPANY, Basement
1901 81. NV. ce4-tf
WANTED-Capable double-entry bockIes-.,r.
Address stating experience, age, and where
last employed. BOX z63 Times Office.
fest
WANTED Experienced meat cutter. AppIv
PLAZA MARKET. 1922 Connecticut ave.
BOYS. BIZ INDEPENDENT-Oxn your own
newspaper routes. Get list Of customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times, and you
viii make good money Tor further IN
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT, The Washington Times. ap23-tf
WANTED-TwO gOo1 men OF neat address
and retercncesi steady work and good 20
sition 10 right men. Gail for MR. FARMS
WORTH. 10 70 y am, Peoples Savings
Bank fee2-St
WANTED-First- class coatmaker; work by
the week, OF uieceWork. call ct once 1875
= ST. NV. fe2-2t
WA'STED-Young man. experienced in gro
Gerry store good meatcutter bring refer
ences. G26 ed 81 NV. fest
and polisheT. Apply at
once, SUTHERLAND & CARR I20e d St
nv fe2-af
wANrED-one union job press feeder at
once. s07 sth ST. nv. SeI-st
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HONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN BY private party. from
S. 10 $50; confidential. Address BOX coo,
Times Office. ja3l-sGt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FIRsT-CLAss Fails Church residence prop
ertv to exchange for Rosslyn business props
erty or lots. Address BOX 46l, Times Office
fel-3t
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Personal

MONEY TO loan IN SUNS OF s. to $50
JOSEPH Calm. ROOM 4gs JENTFFcR
BUILDING, 7TH AND ID SITS NV. fest
ORIGINAL Gypsy palmist. tell your whole
fortune, 10 cents open sunday. 1923 Sth So
NV. ga
MAfE. THEO, Medium, Gard Reader. and
falEllst. German spoken s35 II St NV
J.---,leL,--t
WILL PAY $50 FOR good Government most
uon- Address this week, BOX A. Times
Office. fel-gr
WORKINGNEN that want 10 play a sure
thing, win every time by buying a e0ad
warm suit II clothes or overcoat sIigbtl,
used, made hy our leading tail1rs for lowest
prices at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6ls d
Ja29-7t
FOR HIRE-FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO
SUITS THE FAMOUS. as 9TH ST. NV
WINTER CLOTHEs-We have for SAFE a few
lncaliec-for garments at one-haf price.
These are bargains IN mads-to-order clothes
GLASGOW WOODEN MILLS CO.. 6l5 Pens.
Eylyania NV ocI9-tf
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BOOKKEEPING.

AUDITING OF ACCOUNTS; financial state
ments prepared; new books opened and
closed. 7, J. KING. 50 Pacific building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Party with from 81. 600 TO s. coo
70 join US in marketing valuable ana -
tablished medical preparation; GOOD salary
and position; big profits. ADDRESS BOX s7s
Times Office. - a.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

WANTED-A oGts 25 cents. 1852 X st. NV.
fel-St
WE SELL the best feed for your house
plants. also fOf birds. dogs, cats gold
fishes. and have good singing canarieS PAR
Tots. dogs. monkeys. fancy poultry, and
pigeon for squad raising. SCHAiID BIRD
ST ORE. 7l2 18th 81. NV, 5a3-tf
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FOR SALE - Oid-establlshed barber sbon
cheap UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.
40 10th st. NV. fsa a.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ENOOhS AMI
Iu5 X NW.-BrighJ. sunny rooms. delight
fully heated. homemade bread and pastry.
Phone Main 5Ge4 II
216 = ST. NW.-Double trent room, With
or without board fest
S35 X ST.-Large second floor front room:
southern exposure; excellent table; central %
cation. Il
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with board:
en- suite or sinGlys private baths. go 18th
81. EW- fe9-gt
LARGE ROOM; home table, central loca-
ton s2s X 81. NV. fest
ONE LARGE furnished room. IIOs II st. NV.
fest
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with or with
out board, 7i5 9th ST. nv. Ja3l-5t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEI-15th ard
New York ave. overlooking White House.
hrst-class family hotel double rooms, S45
up; single room, s25 per month: good board.
transients. 81 per DAY and I'd. fascist
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ANACOSTLA
RROOXLAND- D C

BURY,s PHARMACY. corner Monros ana
Je1 srSon SITS.
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IWANTED-PartneT. secondhand business or
NV. IL
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FOUND.

SATISFACTORY PRINTTNG-I.o coo business
cards. Sl.50; don't think It can't be done
ind cut. HAYS. SOS !. st. NV. 3as9-ss
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

NEW APARTMENTS iu the extension OF
TIE ONTARIO are aow being completed.
can be prepared for occupancy on short
notice Tenants 10 select wall papers.
4IrepTCof building, magnificent location. tel
eHhones. public dining room. Housekeeping
apartments. three 20 six rooms $50 TO $40
MCLlACiLEN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
CO, Agent, 10Th and q SITS. NV fvz-5t
Fly BROOM APARTMENT. So; The Eucld
Euclid and University place. Apply on PREM
lses cr JAMES A. CAHILL. 1903 r -.
FOR RENT-Be1utiful apartment OF out
side rooms ard private tiled bath; heated by
hot water; Ssj.5gs 625 81 81. ne Apply
LACEY-s- coz New York ave. NV. feE-at
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Actiye white men % clean vim
dows- ROOM 2ls. Stewart building, 6th
ana SIS. NV. fei-2t
WANTED Thoroughly experienced elevator
boy must have best u references JULIUS
GARFINNI-E : CO. lZe6 = 81. fel-st
WANTED-Flrst-class meat cutter al once
can At sJ45 II 81. NV. fel-st
WANTED-Good man 70 care for horses and
work around store Call 6th and 4 SIS, ne.
Iel-2t
WASTED-Boy or man: one with some
knowledge OF cabinet making preferred 10
llth 81 nv. tel-5t
WANTED-ReHabIs young white man with
reference for inside 4 dairy. Address BOX
$50. Times Office. fel-st
HELP NTED-MALI & EEaALE.
TANTED-Y0u can learn the syllable system
u shorthand in 10 hours; attain a speed OF
30 10 loo words Ia 80 hCurs. AMI We viii pro-
cure position FOR you We teach s.so Pit
yyPewr.1iUg and Spanish. STE&u4lrs-kI'HIC
ACADEMY. colorado building. Phone Il.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Piotue agents. white Ca ooiored-
23s eth ST. sw- Ja55-1t
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED Wasting TO DO at home. BELLE
CRUAP. Sl5 r 81. NV fe3-2t
WANTED-Weshiug 10 co n h-mc. Answer
by card or call. l2u@ sd ST. NV II
NANTED-By irst-class thoroughly expert
encsd white waitress. position 10 agencies.
Address BOX As, Times Office. fe3-2t
WANTED-Wasling TO do at home. Mag
Gle BYRD, = Logan place NV. fe5-2t
wANTED-By a girl Is. place as nurse or
help with huussWoTk Address BOX 4s6
Times Office. II
WANTED-By colored girl. place as office
girl or nurse. must stay nights. 6l3 L ST.
NV. fe3-2t
NANTED-By neat colored girl. pIacaa as
light L0useworker. Can ass 5 ST. NV. =
WANTED-By a respectable coIored woman
place as plain cook ia small family. OF cham
Der work. 60 home al night. 2Jf / ST.
fe2-2t
WANTED-Washing 10 do al home. $ Nc
Culiough ST NV fest
WANTED-Plain sewing neatly done; very
reasonable SIS lst 81. NV rel-5t
WANTED-Plain sewing Of ali kinds Al mod
crate prices Apply APARTMENT "a. coz sth
- - - a.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A good driving horse n 100
pounds, su able for surrey in exchange
for build. ng lot located in the Northwest
Address OF cau III Todd place NV. near ID
and 4 sts.l. ia2--I0t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for zoe a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ts-420-s2
10Th 81. NV, Phone Main 4229. JaS1-90t
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OPPOSITE Government Printing Once two
parior. q II S. NV fest
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FRONT or back room. second floor. comfort
fe2-7t
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FURNISHED ROOM. 4th and East CAPITOL
SITS, over drug store; convenient 10 ali car
lines. fest
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FOR RENT-0FFICES.

FOR RENT-Olicez in the Maryland Build
trg just completely. I412 Il 81 NV. modern
n every respect elevator. rates include heat,
electric light. and Jauit1r service WEAVER
BROS, 1916 r st u~. 1az3-I4t
FOR RENl'-DesirabIe Office rooms IN the
Evans buildings. 1I5-I41f New York ave;
rental very low. including heat. light and
1anitcr service. 3aI7-S0t
FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices, facing
capitol Heat. Hight, and janltor service
From s. per month up
BLISS BUILDING. g , So. NV yal2-tt
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LARGE aIcove front room and others VVif6
or - .thout board ~ q 81. NV. fest
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COMFORTABLE sec5nd-h0or room fr5-1- /
class table board: telephone. 1854 n st. NV
Il
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Rf 5esl39 Building. lsas Pennsylvania ave.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young lady. hoUsekeeper fer gem
Uenan OF some means TO assist and take in
terest in office business. Address BOX 4l5,
Times Office Il
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOUR sunny rooms; bath: porches; southern
corner: $3.50. 49, Tennessee ave ne. 1el-4E
THE SARANAC.
1909 North Capitol St
housekeeping apartments Of and uns
usually large cheerful rooms. Rent so.
aI.-tf JOHN W. NORRIS. s14 F st. nv.
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ARTHUR Il. +. LUERssEN. Drug stor
ATEvAHODTA VA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-06
FIND GREAT CHALK BED.
Means New Town Near Hays City
With Large Cement Plant.

Hays City, Aug. 6.-Arrangem
are being completed here to carry into
execution one of the largest enterprises
in western Kansas. A new organtza-
ton to be known as the Uncle Sam
Portland Cement company has been
Incorporated and is making prepare
lions to manufacture cement on an
enormous scale.
Six months ago I NJ. Yost of this
city discovered d bed of chalk six miles
west of here and the material being
analysed 1t was found to be one of the
best chalk beds in existence. 1t con-
tains SS.9 per cent pure building ma
terial. At lola the large cement plant
there is using chalk which is only "A
per cent pure and yet does an enor-
nous business and is making big pro-
fits. The chalk west of here has been
analysed by the state geologist, Prof.
z. Haworth. and also by the head
chemist of the Uaion Pacific. Both
pronounce it excellent material.
Upon discovering this chalk bed Mr..
Yost decided to form company for
the manufacture of Portland cement
The Union Pacific railroad company is
interested and IS assisting in the en-
terprise. A new town covering the
site of the chalk bed is being laid out.
It will be known as YocementO. Six
hundred and forty acres were bought,
the town will occupy 100 acres, a de-
pot and switching facilities both for
the Town ana the plant are De1ng DuII
by the Union Pacific, and it is be-
lieved that within a short time Yoce-
mento viii be town of 1, 200 inhab-
itants. The cement plant when com
pleted will employ 200 men
Cement can be manufactured at IS
cents or less per barrel. Freight in
most cases Will cost about as much per
Darrell a s the original production. This
would make the total cost $3.50 or less
per barrel. It is now selling at $2.40
q barrel wholesale and the lowest
price it has ever been sold for in this
country is 81 per barrel. A 5000 bar
rel mill viii net between $4,000 and
$4,000 a day.
The company is composed of men
mainly from this city. It's president is
I. NJ. Yost Other. officers will be made
! known next week. The plant will be
operated by the company promoting
the enterprise. It is not being bull
| for speculation The capitalization is
| 5000 Mr.. z ost has been in bust
| ness in Kansas and elsewhere over
! thirty years and Is one Of the bes'
| known and most successful business
men in the western half of the state
! He owns a large number of mills anc
! elevators along the Union Pacific The
/ plant can supply cement to more thar
! 200 towns in Kansas a a freight rate
/ that is too low to admit of competition
| The Union Pacific railroad. being in
terested in the undeTta king. will buy
the large supplies of cement used bl
1t on all part OF the road from th'
| plant.
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MARKETS TODAY.
Small Receipts Have Streng-
thening Effect on Wheat.
Rain Causes Weakness in the
Corn Prices.
LIVE STOCK TRADE
Cattle Are Quoted Steady to Ten
Cents Up.
Hogs Are Weak to Just Shade
Lower.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.

Chicago. Aug. e.-wHEATT-Sn1alH re-
.riSfs Tad A strengthening effect today on
the local wheat market there peing d
rood demand by shorts The pflnclLal
eeIifnay was by cash houses SepteInoe5
opened a shade to ifQ9sc higher. at 70
Tie and then sold al il3scs Mlnnes. Pr
lis Duluth and Chicago reported receipeS
Of 599 cars e..
The market closed strong, with sept,en-
Der showing a gain of &c, at lZsseytzs4c,
Rain throughout Illinois caused weak
ness in the corn market Selling was
general and the demand came emery
from shorts September opened sage
lower, at 4S5sc. and declined 10 4e7se. -,
The close was firm on covering Win
September up Ease. at 1870
OATS=The weakness of corn mad q ue-
pressing erect on the oats market. SEN
finent in the pit being rather bearisn-
Larger local receipts than expected also
helped to weaken oats. September open
i ed unchanged to. 1sqAc lower at $3.50
803tc to S05sc, and sold cff to 5O1sc-
PROVISIONS-Pr were easier
because Of a sc decline in tine price or
dive hogs. Offerings were rather Aoerai
and the market lacked support. Septem-
her pork was off 21zg10c, at SO 8 1sal5 70
Lard was down 21zc. at SS.S25z. Ribs were
&c lower, at $50.
WHEAT-Cash. No. ? red, 7215072stc ;
No. red. 7297214c; No 2 hard, 711a0i2c;
No. 3 hard, 71d7l5sc -
CORN-No- p 491z649s4c; No 8, 1910
Eslkc
RYE-Cash: 570d571sc. Sept, 56s4d5Tc-
BARLEY Cash. 3SM50c; NO Sept, 44c ;
feeding Sent, sec.
CLOVER-Oot 81. 50d12.0o
TIMOTHY Sept, 81. 321T4.35.