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FOR SALE.
 We have in stock for immediate ship bent
 NEW ENGINES. Two 7x1o Plain Self Contained Atlas En- zine. One sx1o Plain Self Contained Atlas En- zine. One sx1o Aut Self Contained Atlas En- One 1ox12 Plain Self Contained Atlas En- zine. Two 11x1s Plain Side Crank Atlas En- zines. One 11x14 Plain Self Contained Atlas En- zine. One l2x14 Plain Self Contained Atlas En- zine. One 12x1S Heavy Duty Side Crank Atlas Engine. One l2x2o Plain Side Crank Atlas En- zine. One 1sx1s Heavy Duty Side Crank Atlas Engine. NEW BOILERS. One 36x1O Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One 42x12 Tubular Boiler Atlas One 46x12 Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One 4Sx12 Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One 52x14 Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One 54x14 Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One 60x16 Tubular Boiler; Atlas. One G6x16 Tubular Boiler; Atlas.
 NEW S-WORTHINGTON. One 2hx2%xi Plunger Pump. Two 3x2x3 Piston Pump. Three 41kx3stx4 Piston Pumps One 5Ax4%x5 Piston Pump Three 6x4x6 Piston Pumps. One 71sx7x10 Plunger Pumps. One 2xiAx2% Piston Pump. Cop aIsn ftirniSh very prOmpt factarv delivery on all sizes. Atlas Boilers. Atlas Plain. Automatic and Corliss Engines. Hoisting Engines, Haul age Plants. Steam Pumps etc. Geo. E. lum Machine q Supply Co.,, 1918 Morris Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Warehouse 2d ave and 27th st. Branch Office. Montgomery. Ala.
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PATENTS.

PA ATENTS-Profect your ideas. No allow ance. no fee. Consultation free. Estab- lished 1864 Milo B. Stevens X Co.,. S12 14th street Washington. 11-s-26t su PATENTS-write for terms for the best and cheapest patent to the nearest of flee of Chattanooga Patent Agency. Bir- mingham, Ala, Chattanooga, Teen, or
 Washington, D. c. 12-27-4t-su
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s1ClEN.

STOLEN-A new Columbia bicycle. No
 37l. from the front of the Age Herald office. 8 reward If returned to Alvis Pruitt. care Age-Herald office. No aues- tions asked. l2-24-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

sS00-S300 cash. balance 1 and years, for 50 feet with two 3-room houses; Avenue c. near 12th street. $31O0-100x1O0 with three 4-room houses renting for s36 per month; room for another house; F and 14th street Oo0-Two-story. brick store 25xs5 South 2Oth street. Ought to go to $000o in next few years.
 sl00 per front foot for lot 25x1D feet 2d avenue, near 18th street. Easy terms.
 FOR RENT. S20-Good Groom cottage newly papered and In good condition: Avenue F and 26th street. Cars. $40--Store, 18th street, near 1st avenue.
 SMITH & STilLMAN.
 20041k First Avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

EXPERIENCED boolxkeeper years one firm. open for engagement; 30 years old; perfectly sober. and hard worker; best references. Address Box 57, Atlanta, Ga.
 WANTED-Situation by experienced dry goods salesman best reference. Address C. w C. care Age Herald
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WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Alabama with staple line; high commits sions, with advance of sl00O0 monthly. permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,, Detroit, Mich.
 CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Cigar salesman in your locality for city and country trade; experience unnecessary; s60 per month and expenses; inclose stamp for particulars. Pioneer Cigar Co., Dept 1, Toledo, O.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATES-1c. q word a day: no ad taken for less than 25c for frst in. sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

"A es-1c. . word a day: no aG taken for less than 25c for first h sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word c day; no sd taken for less than 25c for first h. sertion. Cash must accompany every order
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Call on us and see our list of salable properties. We can suit you In price. terms and location.
 If you have any property for sale or for rent you will do well to list it with us. for our facilities for finding good cus- toners are unexcelled.
 FOR RENT-SOUTH. s22 18th st. 6 rooms. s..................s %. .00 523 18th st., rooms ................. 20. % 2915 Juniper ave, rooms.......... s. .00 2245 Arlintgon ave, rooms........ 45.00 2516 Ave C., rooms ................ 1S.00
 NORTH. Jones House, North Haven. rooms, 20. co 5s09 3rd ave, Woodlawn, 6 rooms.. 15.o0 1928 10th ave. rooms s................ 500 Several houses on 1st ave. and 10th st., 8 rooms each............. S.55 2530 9th ave, 14 rooms.......... 65. .00 230S 3rd ave, 10 rooms ............. 65. .o0
 STORES AND OFFICES. 113-115 24th st. ....................... 75.00 2 stores on 3rd ave. and 18th st.. each .......................... 175. % Warehouse on Ave. A, running back to railroad ...t...................... 75.00 Ground floor office In First National Bank Building ...................... 75.00 We negotiate loans.
 All kinds of insurance. UNDERWRlTERS REAL ESTATE
 AND RENTAL co. Both phones, e13 2017 1st Ave
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LOST.

LOST-A bunch of keys on 20th street, between Avenue c and 2nd avenue. J.. F. Jackson. Return to 230 South 20th street.
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One of the handsomest homes on the South Highlands; corner 18th avenue and 18th street. For particulars call on
 BROWN BROS. & co. Bell phone 3s4 Woodward Bldg.
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WANTED-Traveln salesman to sell all classes retail trade. Business fully established. High priced men investi- gate. References. Box 522, Detroit, Mich
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FOR SALE-A good. clean business for sS50 that will pay s day or no sale; will take half cash, balance thirty or sixty days; call Monday. Miller 412-H First National Bank Building, Birming
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WANTED.

WANTED.
 I CAN sell your real estate or business no matter where it is. Call or write Miller, 412-14 First National Bank Build ing. Birmingham.
 WANTED-Customers for show cases, iron safes and Carrara pains. Alabama Grocery Company. 1-l-tf WANTED-Scrap iron. Write ]. P. Well Ter. Birmingham. Ala. n-l7-u WANTED-All to know that we can please particular people; we have the facilities. and latest methods for doing fine cleaning, dying, repairing and all tering; hats cleaned. blocked and re- / trimmed by expert matters; a trial so- licited; Glucks Dye Works 1916 Sd ave, Bell phone 2s72
 WANTED-Employed men to take advan- tage of Young Mems Christian associa- fion. night school. now open. Splendid corps Of Instructors Arithmetic or read ing spelling and writing, 8; mechanical drawing or bookkeeping, $4 for three months term Building 526 North Dth v f street. Rell phone 546 1-17-2t { FOR SALEz-New six-room house; mod ' ern. lot 106 feet front; asphalt walk; West End this must be sold; call and get the price. Miller, 412-l4 First National Bank Building.
 WANTBD-The agency of some reliable mines handling the best steam and do- niesfic coals on commission or salary; s@ bond furnished if required. Henry A. Arms. a26 Erato st., New Orleans. La " 1-17-5t-su
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WANTED-In each state; salesman to sell large line tobacco; permanent posi- tion. Central Tobacco Works Co.,, Pen icks, Va 1-17-2t-su
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WANTED-Salesman to represent us in Alabama; splendid opening for reliable,
 energetic man; capable producing re- ,.is suits; staple line. Drawer S. Chicago.
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WANTED Salesman; successful man, on commission: big net profit for right man; speciality line; clean highly suc- cessful proposition. Barton-Parker Mfg. Co.,, Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
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WANTED--The agency of some reliable mines handling the best steam and do- mestic coal on commission or salary. Henry A. Arms. of Arms Coal & Coke Co. s26 Erato st.. New Orleans. La
 19-10-bt -sll wed
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LADIES-Clean your kid gloves with the dry cleaner, for sale only by Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, headquarters for kid gloves All the leading shades. Gloves fitted at the glove counter
 1-Q- 1xyr- fri CT uud
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FOR SALE.

S1600-Neat cottage Avenue c, near 27th. $2500-Avenue F corner; 1O0x190 s350O-Half block 20th street, on D; rents S4SO sl5Oo-Cottage; South 17th street; lot 52x 100. s25oo-Large lot; South Highlands; half block 20th street. SIP, 5oO-15oxl4o; srd avenue corner; inn proved. s15,OOo-5ox1Oo; corner 2nd avenue and 2srd street. $25 5ooO-s-story brick; 2nd avenue; rents s21OO $2000-61x140; 16th street, between and K. $4ooo-4 lots; corner K and Idlewild car line. ss5o-Lots 50x190; Avenue I near 18th street. s2S00-2 houses; South 18th: rental s420 s6500-Good home; 18th street, near 7th avenue, north. s45oo-7-room house; sth avenue between 1eth and 17th.
 We have for rent stores and dwellings. Let us write your fire Insurance.
 M'CONlstLL & CART 1GHT.
 Phones 46. 22o N. Fist St.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

CIGAR statesmen wanted, experience un- necessary, good pay. Emanuel Co., Sta ton '.J," New York 1-3-5t--u TRAvELERS-Me and women to travel and employ lady agents; best line; best terms ever offered. Address Taxis Toilet Co., Chicago.
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CREDIT to reliable parties. DiamundB and watches. Jewelry, silverware and clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay ments: lowest prices: best quality: goods guaranteed; will call if desired. J. Lowinsohn. isn ynd avenue. l-f2-tf s45Oo-Corner Groom home, 100x140 near 11th avenue, south. B. F. Eborn
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wANTED-Organiz Cur certificates are the acme of insurance protection. paying accident. sick. death, old age benefits Valuable renewal contracts for energetic workers. Modern Work man of the World. Warder building. Washington, D. c. S-23-sun-tf
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: N|O., oo-vu fUSPtN0 CHOICE LOTS on and near car line near
 old fair grounds; a bargain. B. F. Eborn.
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AGENTS WANTED-To sell business houses the National Window Cleaner Brush, rubber and pail combined; agents make $S to S10 per day. Address Ma tional Window Cleaner Co.,, Dayton, o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHAVING 1oc at 4OS North 2oth street.
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN-Two excep- tionally good positions open for 1904 with large established Cleveland house.
 Salesmanship. energy and business abil- ity will make position permanent Gen. eral mercantile trade. High commis-
 sion contract with $25 weekly advance
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WANTED-OIganizers to represent old established fraternal society. paying &C., ci6 mt, sick. death and endowment beneits; big salaries paid good pro- ducers. Write American Fraternity.
 Washington. D. c. 6-17-tf-su
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100 LOTS F'REE-First 100 applicants sending stamp will receive deed of a lot size 25x10o feet, to advertise West minister Park, suburb of New York 20th Century Realty Co, Wall street, New York 1-10-St-su
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; sf3750--S-room and 4-room house; close m;
 rent will pay 12 per cent B. F. Eborn
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WANTED-Organizers. Our certificates are the acme of insurance protection. paying accident. sick. death. old age benefits. Valuable renewal contracts for energetic workers. Modern Work man of the World. Warder building
 Washington. D. c. S-2-tf-sun
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 FOR SALE-A sporting business for sale: paying large profits. Address Fortune, care AgeHerald 1-15-3t
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bachelor, 90 refined educated, wealthy, good prospects and family. life position, desires correspondence with refined lady of means; obj. mat; no agents. Ad- dress Box 16S, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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WANTED-Agents to sell an article to revolutionize domestic ironing. One agent sold 40 in 10 days. clearing s100; one sells another; don't delay. Jubilee Iron O., 1906 Jackson street. Omaha, Neb
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FOR RENT-Nice rooms; 515 18th stree
 1-15-5t-fri-sun-tu-thu sat
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FOR SALE-Hotei. In Alabama; popula- tion of city about 10000; 36 passenger trains each day; can lease building for three to five years if desired; centrally located, 1Da blocks from union depot; terms. Da cash, balance l year; 37 rooms fully furnished; office and wash room on first floor; other business reason for selling; apply Hotel Office. Age-Herald.
 1-12-3t- tu-thur-su
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CLOSE corporation. composed u D,. ., and Saginaw capitalists, manufacturing staple article, with English and Ameri-
 can trade established, desires connec- ton with competent man to superintend
 force of travellers and manage state de- pertinent. Compensation, 5000. Refer ences required Address Secretary Box GA, Detroit, Mich. 1-3-5t-su
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ANY intelligent person may earn s10 to sl00 monthly in spare time correspond ing for newspapers. No canvassing
 Send for particulars. Northern Press Syndicate. Lockport, N r. 1-13-4t
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s75OO-A home of rooms; worth s11,OOO; large grounds fine location, easy terms; tomorrow, S7500 B. F. Eborn.
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FOR SALE-Hotel in Alabama; popula- ton of city about 50000; S6 passenger trains each day; can lease building for three to five years if desired: centrally located. f1a block from union depot; terms 1a cash, balance l year; 37 rooms fully furnished; office and wash room on first floor; other business reasons for selling. Address Hotel care Age-Her- aid 3t-su-tu-thu
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AGENTS wanted to introduce household novelties; others making $20 to $40 week ly. Why not you? Enclose stamp for particulars. Leonard Mfg Co.,, Box 2S57,
 Boston, Mass
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FOR SALE-Large supply June bud AL berta peach trees at a bargain; also apple, pear, plum. cherry, small fruit plants. etc. Chattanooga Nurseries. Chattanooga, Tenn. 1-17-sun wed-2m FOR SALE-Matured certificate in the Southern Cooperative Purchasing com pany; lot paid for and certificate has earned $250 which can be used to build with. Apply Age-Herald Trotter build ing Bessemer, Ala. 1-15-2t-fri-sun
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SODA WATER pays large profits; foun- tains from s65 up, on easy payments; little cash required; catalogue of great bargains free; do not delay or you will be too late; soda water tanks repaired. Robt M. Green & Sons. Philadelphia, Pa. l-lf-ot-Su
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1S.-A dis
patch received today reports that the
Russians, Sunday. surrounded Colonel
Yamadas' column and captured four
teen guns. Another great battle is ex-
pected today.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from ST. Petersburg states that the
general staff received a telegram which
says that the Russian right on the sew
epteenth advanced and drove the Jap
anese from six positions. The Russians
captured sixteen guns. eight of which
were maxims The battle is still
raging.
General Sakharoff reports today's
date: 1.-THE Japanese yesterday even
ing attacked our right flank In consid-
erable force but were repulsed. We
pushed forward and occupied the po-
sitions at Shalanteis. A number OF
corpses were buried at Putiloff Hill
The enemy now are concentrating fr
large numbers against our center. NC
fighting on our left yesterday.
A report from Washington is to thu
effect that Roosevelt is inclined to be-
lieve that the time for mediation II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18
NOTES AND COMMENT ON the
SECOND DAY OF THE BIG FAIR
Awards in the Household Department are An.
nounced...Clear Skies ard Large Crowds
Prophesied for Tomorrow

rare ability and has conveniently ar
ranged speciments of her talent Her
specially is figures in water color and
she is engaged in her work while in the
building. In addition to the samples
of score cards, dinner and dance pro-
prams. dainty stationary all in water
color she has two handsome drawing
room screens done in water color with
hfe-like figures painted on the panels.
Mrs. Porter is now taking special or
ders of her work.
kjos has finished the arranging OF
his booth in the building and the Shet-
land pony to be given away is on ex-
hibition much to the delight Of the lit
tie ones.
Mr.. l.. F. Williams in charge of the
mining exhibit states that many new
specimens of ore are being sent in
from outside points. Speaking OF the
mining display Mr.. Leigh r. Freeman.
editor of the Northwest Farm & Home
of North Yakima, stated that this ex-
hibit was by far the finest that he had
seen on display in the northwest which
reflects great credit on the efforts of
Mr.. Williams in preparing the display
Mr.. Cy Overman of Idaho county
who will be the judge Of the live stock
arrived on the grounds today and it is
understood the awards on stock will
be made tomorrow. A shipment OF
stock will arrive here tomorrow from
Colfax. Mr.. Overman states that many
Idaho county people will arrive here
tomorrow to visit the fair. He states
that owing to the short time in which
they had to prepare an exhibit that il
was decided not to send one from
Idaho county this year.
The grand stand was again filled
with a happy crowd today to witness
| the racing events which are some o
| the best on the track during the Who'll,
week. The feature of the days race.
| is the Opening handicap" for all ages
| Three and one-half furlongs for
purse of $3.50 In addition there was
| 2:14 pacing event best 8 in 5 for {
purse of $500. A one-fourth mile run
ming for a purse of $l00. A five ano
one half furlong running for "a purs'
of $3.50 and mile running for purs
of $3.50. A lady's riding race was ;
feature of todays events on the track
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18

grounds. He states that the repre-
sentatives from Camas prairie who will
be at the fair have not begun to ar
rive. Incidentally he stated that
Grangeville had taken on boom as
pect on account of the movements of
railroad men in that section.
Judge Steele arrived this moring
from Grangeville and will enjoy the
fair attractions today and tomorrow
before opening the fall term of court
Thursday morning.
William Yates. Cy Overman Miss
Maude Yates. Mrs. Florence Holsclaw.
and Mrs. Fred White are among the
visitors from Grangeville. They are
all pleased with the prospects for u
good time.
]. ]. Hambley and Attorney d. w.
Suppiger are visitors from Kendrick.
They say that a large crowd will at
tend the fair from the country adjacent
to the Potlatch creek
Mrs. o. W. Leggett of Ilo was an ar
rival in the city this morning to at
tend the fair and incidentally to visit
with Mrs. Bert Younkman.
Mrs. Robert Hammond and daughter
Miss Zola from Myrtle are enjoying
the fair attractions and visiting Mrs
G. Orr McMinimy.
George Brammer, merchant at Bee
man are among the visitors at the fair
Mr.. Brammer has been an attendant
at the fair every year since the first
meeting and he stated today that every
thing pointed to as good an entertain
| ment as any in the past.
1t is very probable that the business
houses of the city will close Wednesday
| and Friday afternoons in order to give
the employees an opportunity of wit
Messing the fair.
| The business houses are all doing 6
record breaking business this week ant
the many visitors in the city now have
a splendid opportunity of securing
bargains of every name and nature.
| The public schools will close thi:
evening for the fair. This will give tn,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18
RACE RESULTS TODAY
Queen 3. an Easy Winner in the 2: ID
Pacing Race

Owing to the threatening weather
there was light crowd at the race
track this afternoon when the card of
races for the second day begun. The
opening race of the day was the 2:14
pace, best in $500. The entries
were: Queen B., Prince Charles. King
Altamont, Hellenes and Prince Tom.
In the opening heat Queen B. was an
easy winner, time 2:1s; Prince Charles
second; King Altamont, third. The
second heat was almost duplicate OF
the first Queen B.. winning in 2:19&
Prince Tom broke at the post and was
distanced.
Queen B. won the third heat and the
race Time. 2:18h: Hellenes. second
Prince Charles, third.
The second race was run between
the second and third heats of the pac.
ing race. 1t was a running race 5h
furlongs, 5000 selling purse. $3.50. Ths
horses were hard to get off at the pos
with Sallie Goodwin breaking ahead
They were off finally with Rosebud IL
the lead which she held till the stretch
with Sallie Goodwin and Zaza close up
, In a driving finish Sallie Goodwin wol
Zaza second; Rosebud, third. Time
1908.
The most interesting event of tn
day was the az furlong race in whicl
| the Bookies cleaned up the crowd. Tn
lambs put their faith on Big Dutch a
a favorite but Roseleaf won, incident
alIy the talent made catch. The re
| suit as announced was Roseleaf. first
Big Dutch, second and Joe Jewet1
third. Time, 43k.
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Fair Note.

The Clearwater passenger brought
five coaches loaded to the platform
with visitors TO the Interstate fair
this morning. This addition to the
crowd already here has brought the
number present from outside points to
more than two thousand. larger
crowd is expected Wednesday and
Thursday. The fair ofacials expect a
larger attendance than at any previ-
Gus meeting Of the association.
w. E. Oliver, banker and candidate
on the republican state ticket for pres
dental elector. from Grangeville is
among the visitors who are highly
pleased with the exhibition on the fair
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18
Spriss from the Fair Grounds

MY Surprise" 1t was a surprise to
the public who played Titus hard to
win. The books made a cleanup
Better luck next time.
"Mutuals' seem to be popular
thing with the wise ones but they were
not played hard yesterday. Probably
may warm up later in the week.
Arnold's special attractions in the
quarter stretch during the intermission
between the races is a drawing card.
The fair management is alive to the
situation and the directors are putting
forth every effort to give satisfaction
to the public.
H. Hellman with his string of trot-
ters and PAGERS is a familiar figure on
the track this year. He prefers Lew
iston to Boise and the fair is fortunate
to have him in attendance.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have a neat booth on the grounds
where some choice home made candies
may be secured. Help a good cause
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18

TOKYO, Oct. 1S.--A Tokyo dispatch
has asked for 10000 reinforcements the
dispatch also states that General
Stoessel. commander at Port Arthur is
prepared to abandon the town docks
and Notifications with the exception OF
Lao Tishan where there are provisions
and munitions enough to last ten thou
sand men for six months.
The severe attacks on three of the
Japanese armies Monday night were
everywhere repulsed with heavy losses
to the Russians.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18
0YAmA HAS ASKED FOR SEVENTY
THOUSAND REINFORCEMENTS
Russians Claim that Sunday they Surrounded
Yamadas' Column and Captured Fourteen
Guns-NOtes of the War

the far eastern war is approaching.
The report created an unfavorable inn
preston in government circles at ST.
Petersburg. The idea of peace it is as
serted, could hardly come more mop
portunely with the Japanese in the full
flush of victory. The announcement
Roosevelt attempts to open the ques-
ton at this time he would meet with
rebuff q,