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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

London, Oct. 1S.-All reports this
morning agree upon General Kuropat-
kin's defeat in what military critics
consider one of the greatest battles
of modern times, comparable with
koniggratz and Leipsic.
Spencer Wilkinson considers Mar
quis Oyama's conduct of the battle as
not marked by the same distinctness of
plan and execution as that of General
Kuropatkin, whose handling of his
army is quite intelligible, on the as
the attack.
Dispatches arriving in London des-
criptive of the fighting to some extent
bear out this view. For instance the
Standards correspondent with Kuro-
ki's army, testifies that the Russian
troops were more skilfully led and
more capable and resolute than those
encountered in the opening weeks of
the campaign.
The same correspondent remarks
the grave disadvantage under which
the Japanese are laboring, owing to the
inferiority of their field guns He re-
fers to the fighting of October II,
when our six batteries, though well
posted and admirably handled, were
compelled to remain silent the greater
part of the day and see the chances Of
lifetime pass by under the very muz-
zles of their guns. Effective pursuit
was debarred us by the superior range
of the Russian artillery"
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
Oregon Farmer
Killed in Runaway

Pendleton, Ore, Oct. IS. - Samuel
Page, a farmer living 30 miles north
of Pendleton, half a mile from the
Washington state line, fell under a
wagon and was crushed to death.
Ii is not known how Page came to
be run over. but it is believed he at
tempted to borad the wagon while in
motion. The team was half mile
away. One of the horses had strangled
to death in an effort to free itself from
the wagon.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

Washinton, d. G. - Count Cassini,
the Russian ambassador, has again re-
iterated with great emphasis what he
has already had occasion to say several
times regarding intervention by the
powers to conclude the war. There
is,' he said, absolutely no opportun-
ity for the intervention to stop the
war. Russia purposes to prosecute the
war to the end, and all offers of peace
at this time must be rejected"
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
Shot His Mother
in-Law by Mistake

Baker City, Ore, Oct. 1S. - A dis.
patch from Pine says that Leonard
Foster, prosperous young farmer, was
awakened last night, and, thinking q
burglar was prowling around the house,
began search, gun in hand. Spying
a figure he fired. The death screams of
his mother in law, Mrs. Beck, apprised
him of his great mistake. No arrest
has been made, the authorities believ-
ing Fosters story.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
Long Leases of Korean Land.

1t is reported from Seoul that. the
japanese minister is using every effort
to induce the Korean government to
agree to so year leases of public lands.
The move greatly eXcites the Koreans
who have petitioned the emperor in
opposition to the proposal, but the Jap.
anese have intercepted and withheld
the petition.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
Russians Again
Attack Japanese

Toxic, Oct. 1S The Russians fierce
ly assailed General Oku's left column
and made six counter attacks, all of
which were successfully repulesd.
At sunset, when the last telegram
was sent from the field, the Russians
were advancing for the sevenh attack.
Field Marshal Oyama reports that
the Russian losses in these attacks were
heavy.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
LONDON 5 VERSION Of BATTLE
REPORTS AGREE 1T WAS GREAT.
EST OF MODERN TIMES.

Marquis Oyama's Conduct Of the Bat
tie Not as Ineligible as That Of
kuropatkn's-Correspondent Says
Jap's Field Guns Are Inferior to
Russians.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

Cleveland insists that she is entitled
to snatch the tiara from Cincinnati, so
long looked upon as the Queen City
of Ohio. No serious dispute as to the
supremacy can be kept up for many
years.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

Walmer Castle, Oct. 1S.-A bulletin
issued tonight announced the con
tinued improvement of Lady Curzon.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

In three years the progeny of a pair
of rats, under favorable conditions, will
number 1000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
Die s6lanss i'm stieftl.

Gin iunser enslifder SffiSier pu
in Elm inoiIGes Geeiment perieBt nor.
ben. WGbrenb bes srften 4benos lei.
mes 4ufentbalts in Der nsuen 9arni.
ion, als bic MebrSabl Der SffiSiere bee
Regiments i'm &ofino ~perfammeit mar
tpurben gu @bren bes Neuangetomme:
men AUDI bic iblid)sn Sagbs unb So.
gergeT9i6tsn gum 8eiten eegeben uni
man Iofts man6mol rs6t berSli9 iibei
bas 5Ggerldtein Ginger alter 9rau'
bGrte, bic Ti9 fdpn Elm Wenf4endItet
unb mebr in Snbien aufbielten
S9liebli9 fam audi bas 9efprd9 uui
9iftfhlangsr, unb bierbei nabm Der
Sberft bes Regiments felbft bas Wori
unb eraGhlte elm yetgeues GrlebriB."
sd bate mid zines Moreens pers
f6lafen," ersGblte er, Dunb msin Die
ner fam gum 5%peiten Male, mid 81
ipeden. SEPT fprans i9 natiirlif
fdneI auf unb fleibete mid in uler
GiIs an. Sn tpeniesn Winuten mar i'd
fertis Bis auf bic Stiefel. SD fabrt
baitie nit benz SUB binein, als it-
plObIi9 auf Elm ii9 6~etpesenbes 9ins
bsrniB itobe. Sofort fdbrt mir burt
ben 8opf, bdB es cine S9lange fein
f6nne, bic ii1 pGbrenb Der Na6t ben
Stiefel gum Quartier dussrisben bate.
Den Sub auriid5u3ieben, more ii4erer
Sob getpeien, benn bic S9lanee Diirbs
mid in ben SUB eebifen baben. Sd
prebte alio nit aller &raft ben SUB in
ben Stiefel unb itampfte bonn ouf, 70
feft ih tonnte. oils ih enbli6 ben
Stiefsl ausaog, idiittsIte id cine tObt,
8rileni9lan9e bon ettpa Spei 5ut
2Gnee aus meinem Stiefel!"
OieIe Gr3dblune bate auf ben Jun.
gen Offiaier einen tisfen Ginbrud sss
maGt, unb ais er am anberen Mor9en
Ieinsn SUB in ben Stiefelidaft itedte,
INN i'm anau5ieben, peripiirte er plOBs
lib sinsn f6arfen Std in Der SUB.
fobls. 8sin 3peifel, cine S6longs
bate Ii6 in Ieinem Stiefel pertroGen.
Wfit duer &rdtt 5fpdrlgte CT ben heftlo
fdmer3enben SUB IN ben Stiefel, fling
bann rpie ipabniinnig berumSuitampfer
an, ities auf sinen Stubl unb iprano
nit poller 0udt binunter, babel fort
p6breno Dor S6mer3 unb S9red aus
bo[sm Salfe f6reienb: .8obral
&obro!" tpis bic Gneldnoer Die Bril-
leni6lanee nennen.
Guf ben 26rm eilten einige 0iener
benz iebt pbnmd9tie Sufummenbrefeu'
ben iunsen Mann gu Ollie. au3 an.
bere SffSiere unb elm Nr5t porer
I6nel sur Stslls. Wlan ertfleioete ihr
boItig, aber crit ala man ibm ben Stis.
TEL ausaoe. sntoedte Der Irat Die ur.
fade bes ednsen BARNS: elm Nogsl
par bur6 bic Gobls oeNrrnosn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
Gin l~0ribrrfrinO.

Dab audi uniers mobsras 3eit nod
Originate sriter Sorte berporbringt,
bat elm I'm Sabre 1902 in Wien 9eItors
bener Sunggeielle bepisSen, oeIsn Wsi'
berbob iogur nod iibsr Ieinen Sob
btnduseing, inoem sr teItamentoriI6
Die 8srfigun9 trdf, sr bate Isin. Der
panoten, bafir Gorge au truesn, bab
auf Dem 5risbbofe, no er besrbiet
tperbe, neben ibm feline 5ruusnIei6e iid
befinbs, 5u bis1sm 3ipede aIip fur ibn
sinen @ruitpIab fir brei 2ei6en 3u
taufen, uno ieinen Qeihnom in Der
Mitte gu beituttsn, bomit Die beiber
RGune refts unb lints bon ibm Frei
blieben.
4u6 BEL ieinen 2sbSsiten iorete tr,
10 lpeit es irgenb mD9lih mar, Itsts
bafiir, oob oqes Weibli6e ibm fern
blieb, no Der LANCE bagers SuneeeisDs,
ipel9er INNER b06it elegant i'm feinen
f6pur3en Nn3ug NIT Gplinoer unb
Hobrftod iiberdq srf6ien, fi6 audi be-
ftnoen mo6te. 90 pflsgte er, ipsnn er
elm Gbeater beiu6ts, fi6 brei pIGBs 3u
t%aufen, um rehts unb lints nift etpa
tpeibli6s Ra6barI6aft gu ristiren
Sriginea 1T ferner audi bic intereTont,
Sommlung, ipelbe feline Gr6sn an ibrer
beionoeren @Ibuuung bprfanosn. @s
mar Elm YGd9en 9riefe nit Der piels
fasenbsn auff9rift: .geriu8s meiner
8ertponbten, mid ms Gbeio6 All
a%tpingen." Dele 8risfs-62 an Der
3abl--fpelds aug ben Sa6rsn 1916 biz
1893 ootirten, bate Der unpsrbeFers
li6e SussitoI5, nit entTpreGenben
&anbgloFsn Dsrfeben, fO~refdItig sss
fammeIt, reeiftrirt unb oufbenobrt,
oubsrbem ober mod einsn .3ettsl binsus
sefiist nit Der i6nOben 8emertuna:
go griefe nit eben1o bielen QntrGoen
bon Standardization Rdb6sn unt
Btttpen, tpeI4e elm GsiammtpsrmSesn
bon 100000 @ulben in's Tselb FteIs
ten, Inn mid gu tOb,rn!"
uno trpbbem lsbig esbIisben!-
Sopferer Weiberfeinb!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

tmgisaga, GEg ZEE rlia iuRsg Hus
esa lR lhg flnsaa aH8aatnshm Ee8
"a esnli Ribi wsstu eatGtsg ha6 60
BET ebxF ttE aasssg. N Iht gtmliH
8ltif8lllig
Am 1aas Hah been 8ti lsltt eit
Hgutlsr la aatt the 3immst mii bolt
ltisgliAsE. balb itrabltneeE pRisnt.
Rate. Rine. ptlhta @lad! 0hsH
bat Dtrr Electromagnetic Btttnb
fhriftIih um Ttint 9anb oHsthaIisn.
GF bittst, i'm gale Itinu GinlpiI.
Iisuns. bsuts stssn absne iomm.n Su
birisn. &h. Rate. lpis frob bin i6.
His untnolih frohl Sine ioltt Sttls
lung uno Berlin! uno uoblbabtno III
az audi! Run1u bin ia gar niti
ubsrraIht bat or Dir pitltiht ldon
4phsutun9tn atmaht2"
REIN, Drama. mir BADEN ttiu Mort
bon 9iebe ssiprodsu. SD CLAUDE aud
nitt. bah tr midi Iisbt. limb ih sms
pfinbs nihts. gar ui6ts fir Jpn. Sc
b%enfals mibte i'd cine Idu9sre geotnts
Seit baben."
.gtbsr. Rate, bos 9sbt ni6t. Gintn
ipl6sn Wann lGbt man nitt parten.
limb oas nit Der giebe. has finbet Ii6."
Rate S0asrt cine Wsils. Sin 5r6itslu
IGuft tiber ibrsn 90rper. Die Mutter
f6dut lie 70 fraeenb, 70 fIebsno on.
% eibt iid Rate sineu Rud.
ga, Mama, lpsnn Sbr nleint, IS
es5t. bann nil i9 ss tbuu. pupd
mag ibm fdreiben, bub i'd bereit bin.
Bon 2iebe itebt pobl nidts in benz
9rief?"
Bon Qiebe2 Soft, nein, Der Rseies
runesratb 1T bod audi tein Siinslire
msbr. Run TONNE nit 3u papa.
Rein, bab 0u cine gruut bift! lnb
f6pn balb pisb,r cine So6Seit. Nir
fummt Der 8Opf! aber i6 bents, mttnt
Soilette gebt nod einmol obne &ens
bsrunesn, msinIt Tu ni6t2"
Gegsn bier llbr tlopft bic Rdtbin or
8Gtes 3immsrtbiir: n8inb, made DID
fertig unb 3isbe DID re6t biibI6 an.
Gs 1T ni6t mebr bel 3eit." 9Gte Siebt
fi9 an. gls ie fertig lit unO ii4 Dor
benz Spiegel muitert, Iagt Ie 81 iih
felbit: nGs sebt ni6t, bab mar @oltss
f6uQebrerin piro, es gebt niht, oab
man G(rme unb 8rante pflegt. Gs
9ebt nidt, baB man bel einem alien
Maun Iein DtFsn srpeitert, bsnn Der
alte Mann lit unperbeirdtbet. Dos
dles gebt nidt. glbsr einsn fremben
Mann bsiratber, obns 2tebs, obns
llsbereinitimmurg, obne innsrss Mub.
bas gebt."
0rauBen I6sat's. iis 5~ittsrt, als II,
feline Stimms bort, Die Stimme bes
Munnss, Der lie bsgebrt. Gs tlopft
rpieber, unb i6re Mutter ruff: .4Gts,
er 1T oa. giIt On fertig? 8u barfit
ibn ni6t pdrtln IuHen,"
sd tomme, Mama."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
Be0anktnlplittrr.

0euu cine Grou ibren Mann ntdt
Il btrf6Gbt, 70 unttr6dtt
fe i'm.
9utig mn ous9tlaHen Fno aud Obers
tld6lt6e Dleni6en, Ia bic srit re6t; better
iein tam nur Der Grnfte.
Der 9eifeio'ne bdlt oas fir idliper, nos
er niht tann; Der uubei6eib'ne absr bns,
mas er ionn.
Wer gu Dem eouf Der 0slt ben appI
i6tittelt, iuiro oft 9btlofopb etnunm.
Nonder eloubt i6on eenue S6liff an be.
fBen, iuenn CT einen Siomanten am Finger
trGgt.
Grt lpenn uns oos 9sben aus alien fsupen
IN brineen orobt, msrien mir, aus ME fors
ter Mdfe mir Sei6affen fno.
User ieintn @ipfsl erflommtn bat, ipitO
immer cine ense 8eltoniboIuue babsn.
Grcunoibaft inter 5ruuen 1T @affens
itiltono.
Gas 2ebtn 3u ipisstIn, brouat IS cine
Hare Ssele.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

nrwll M Hassr. .Asn Ta lAaA nvs
ssg ~ lssitll llas DC Sa IN gat
gar aits thnatBN-
Mtsr al feat EuE.
so. iaA iSrai mlM. eab tn mil
Deer 70 aai GEsuRo tif. uRe cob q
Dir bier 70 gut asfant an oeg see
-Sa- Tak Wert tcmml ii.
nae atnsbut ron Rem aiHesgIippsn. unt
hi, Nlautn anatn blidtu rItott tIner
Remeut iraaeHs Dor iih BIN. abst
nny rneE memsRt: "a. muHoeridon
III ts, papa, pancerfnou!-
am Ronmittoe trifit paui Geuars
Elm paar G6ulbefdnntt, NIT penen er
am Stronpe IuItis bis gum abere
fpisIt.
Mit hsibsn UanssR unn f~trahIsuoen
auesE tommt tr nab Sauit. Wamo
aibt ibm fem abenobrot, ober er tonn
Dor Grresun9 tdum ellen. @nolid
itedt TIN bic Rutter ms gett,
gs lit cine olie 9~eipphnbeit; rodosm
CT nit Mama eebetet bat, iommt Yapd
3im @utenahtiaeeu ans Sett. 6riipet
taun paul Gouoro niht einidlofen.
@bsr pdpa bate beuts nod einen
Sang our ppit Su moclen, uno Is ges
i6isbt, baB paul Gouaro lpObl cine
babe Gtunoe auf Papa lparten muB.
GinIhlafsR tam er beute ndtiirlid
psniser oenn ie, ebe er popu er5Gbli.
bat. mas sr fir cine punosrOpIle Burg
sebaut bat.
Nber pG5rsnb er 70 NIT eroBen 4u,
gen uno aufeereatsn 9ebdnten in biz
Guntelbeit fturrt, ba taudt pIDBli6 Elm
Bib Dor ibm auf, elm Bib, bas er in
Der Seele eetraeen bis beutc, bas sr ic
gut tdnnts, bos er auSipsnbis gelsrni
bate, biz es elm She'll ieiner ielbit ee:
lporoen mar.
Gr iiebt cine erpBe, snblofe bitter.
f9tpor3e See NIT rieiigsn tburmbober
WslIen; barber sriinI9ilernbe roth.
itrablenbs Wolten. Gr iiebt eplbens
blaus. filbersefprenteIte Slide bur6 biz
Glutben fhieben, unb tief, tisf untsr
aus benz Mseressrunbs Ieu9ten Gee.
fterne unb rpisnrutbe 9oralenbGumt
empor.
gr liegt in Der 0untel6sit unb fart
reguneslos in bas betannte Bib, unf
aus benz 8ilbe oringt elm Son, GENIAL.
tig unb mG9tig pie 9pnnerldut - hus
Qieb Der See! Dds HauI6sn uni
9rauIen isner See, bic er tannte!
llno ais papd enbli9 bon Der poii
tommt unb Ii9 iiber bds 8ett6sn neigt
nm ben Gutena9ttuB 81 esbeu, Do
fiiblt er t6rdnsniiberFrDmte Dongen
f6mer5lt6 5udenbe 2ippen unb 3psi
5dnbe, bic iid in tieFem S4mer5 um
fsinen Sols tlammern.
limb Der Batter ntdt Dor. Ii9 BIN, aIs
bate er es ni9t anbers ertpartet.
2eife itrei9t er iiber bos feu6ts Sc.
fi9then:
rgber puul Gbuorb. 1T IS benn niGi
b d 10 iebr. iebr i6rn bierg"
ogh, pupo- ia, getpiB- nun
bsrf6oa! Sd i'd bate Mrs nur
gona- gang arbers seba1t!~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-12
Lawn Tennis.

play in the club lawn tennis tournament
Of the Kings County Tennis Club was con-
tinued yesterday on the club courts. Kings
ton avenue and Bergen street In the round
robin singles Samuel !. Westfall took second
place by defeating Joseph I, Mcmahon in
straight sets. On the opening set Mcmahon
failed to get a game but did trifie better
on the two others.
4 start was made in the mems doubles
r. G. Anderson and S, A. Westfall defeating
A l., Williston and j. ". Anderson in two
straight sets. This afternoon IT. Martin
meets II. Carleton In the final OF class
Mems Championship Singles, Round Robin
Fifth round Samuel A. Westfall defeated Joseph
T. McMahon, %, e-s, o-s,
Mems Doubles First round Frederick G. Ander.
son and Samuel A. Westfali defeated j. ". Ander
son and A, L. Wis,on, o.. Sc.
Tennis and Golf Club OF Plainf,eId has lust
been decided In favor OF r. W. Goddard
who won the final round from Thomas NJ
Day Jr In three straight sets. Although
Day failed to score a set he made a gallant
fight all the way. Goddard winning out in
each set by narrow maroin. Both men
played a hard game. with Goddard a trinc
better on net work. Days cross court drives
proved frequent point gamer. but he was
unable to land tho points at tho critical mo-
menis. The default Of Myers in the semi
finals was opened. but the play-on gave Day
an easy win. al. o.
81 y. Goddard defeats 4. ?. Beers, IL -
So. Final round-F. W Goddard defeated
Thomas NJ, Day, Jr., 81, 81. SO.
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A. Chicago.

CHICAGO Oct. il..-Horsemcn are Aunt In de y.
caring that Big Ben Is n speed marvel. With I2s
pounds on his back In the third race at Worth
day he took all the fast sprnters into camp and
won as he pleased with good length 10 spare over
the gray streak. beaten on
First Race-Sii furlongs-Anna Beall, III tSher-
woody 50 TO /. won Aul omaton. liS MORRISON.
10 T. third. Time. 1916 as, Tristan Shandy.
j. I'd Griilo, Safeguard 2yra, Dilcllc, Jake San
ders. Capt. Neroh Peggy Mine, Enc M. Lieut.,
Rice and CohaSsett also ran.
: second Race--one mile-Ethel Scruges. III
tHegcrson). II TO won: W Deboe iietMcln,yrc),
10 ). second; Anhora J. 100 thorman), 100 TO L.
third Time, I:H as. TIossacks, Rian. Maras,
chino, ldogo, AveDger, BeInice. Sparrow Cop.
Duncan /. ohagsrons and Allis vIgis also ran:
TO ., won: Floral King. III 5Dominick). is 10 s,
Time, 1892 s.. Don Domo. Kate Zitt. Orfeo. Seven
Oaks and MONS also ran.
Fourth Race---Six furongs-Cutter. ITO tNicoD,
4 TO s, won: Sincerity Belle. es Lannonl. 0 TO 2.
second Capitsno, 90 lenkins, ~ to !, third Time,
1915, Lord Dixon Matidor and broadway Girl
Fifth Race-one mile and half--Major Mansir,
III tNicon, 10 TO TO- won; The Way, los &c. Miller
i? TO l.. second; E1centInl;, 81 Jenkinsl, IL TO l.,
Miss Melton. Charlie Miller. Lensre and Sioux
Chief also ran
Sixth Race-one mile-Dod Anderson. Ii2 Nor.
rison) to 1, won: King Of the Valley III tshes),
g. to I, second: Bafkelnore, Iia (Hofier). q to /,
third Time, as, Satire. ,Tyepan.. Ebony, Bard
ran
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TO.DAY,s NORRIS PARK CARD.
Oiseau and Tradition Meet in Champagne
Stakes,

oiseau and Tradition will probab bly, meet in
the Champagne Stakes. for two-year- olds. at
seven furlongs. Withers course, this after
noon at Morris Park. They will carry scale
weight. the other starters being Burnt Hills
and Agile Another feature. Is the New Ro-
chelle Selling Stakes at q mile. with The
Southerner. De Reszke and Andrew Mack
figuring we'll Aan-a-Dale will probably be
the favorite in the second race, at mile. with
,Jocund and James F. to beat. In the high
weight. at six and a half fnrlongs. Mamie
Worth, who ha not started for some time.
has top eight, 1874 pounds. Rapid Water.
Collector Jessup. Martinmas, Waterside
Candida. Graceful and Sir Brillar seem the best
Of the others. Two-year-olds will start in
the nth race. at seven furlongs. Mon acodor.
sumatra and Ascot Belle being worthy Of
support. In the last race, at a mile and a
sixteenth over the hill, Thistle Heat her
Aece,ic. Allan and M!ashinman tEnrc The
best The entries are az follows:
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COOPER UNION
DR.. Greene's Lecture to Women.
Wonderful Medicines Which
;.::.y Make Women Well.

experience makes It absolutely certain that
the majority Of cases can be cured at their
homes They have only to write to Or Greens
will be returned in each case explaining The
symptoms and disease, SO that the patient
WIN know exactly What Is the bmattter whether
medicine will cost to effect cure All this
Ia free OF charge. The medicines, the prices Of
which W hich are always within the reach OF
ALL can be sent for or not. as the person
We should advise all who are suffering
nifty and consult DR.. Greene at his ONCE
lOi Fifth avenue, between 18th and 18th Sta.
New York City. or write.
o'clock, Or. j. A. Greene will begin in Saeng.
erbund Hall. corner .Schermerhorn and Smith
streets. Brooklyn, his grand series of FREQ
The lecture ton eht "Wednesday, evenin,
to both men and women. Our Wonderful
hoYs b ee vbs s
makes people and nations great, the source
of Japan's wondrous rise to world power.
and is at yoc H IN l saenserbund Halt r' cor:
ner Schermerhorn and Smith streets. Brook.
Ign. Dr. Greene will deliver his greatest and
most powerfully interesting free privst.
evening in the ANAL hall and Friday evening
In he large hall. These lectures will be mag.
perb lmelight .dissolvlng. pictures, The
Doctor will also discuss that terrible disease.
nervous debility, so common among men.
Admission and seats in all parts of the house
are free. No man should miss these lectures.
Friday afternoon. Oct. H.. at 2 o'clock In
Saengerbund Hall, corner Schermerhorn and
Smith streets. Brooklyn. Dr. Greene will give
a free private illustrated lecture TO women
only. This private lecture. to women will be
profusely and accurately illustrated by steree-
opticon views. supplemented by the marvel-
lous revelations Of the X-Ray apparatus;
Previous TO all lectures Prof. +, Richard
Davis will present his pleasing entertainment,
Magic and Mystery. and Mr.. Jere Cronn will
lures and elegant dissolving views Of Japan.
showing pictures OF Japanese cities. towns
and the customs of the people.
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AUTOMOBILES.
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HNffc ndI1H --Prices Drop.
..m TO FORCE A QUICK

"a s-'N. ..Ts'- A...iT 10 fOhCE a YUM
UNLOADING.
With this great garage jammed. and new arrivals
coming daily. we are forcing sales by the only
really effective method-low prices. We accept
no car likely to stay here any length OF tlme-the
owner must put II here at low price or we won
accept H., We have larger line to select from
than you Will ma In all other New York establish
merts. Others want an immense prDnt on OF
one car, We turn money quickly by rapid sales
at per cent commission. In the i25 cars now
here we have the following new bargain arrivals:
81. $50 steam Surrey, s h. P. $500
DE Dion Tonneau. s h. p. A50.
WaveTly Electric Runabout, with top. 9i95.
Orient blackboard. 1904. little used. $500.
81. 250 Remington, sh. D.. double cylinders $500
5000 American Electric. with top 70 cells battery
good new e275.
$3.50 Eagle Runabo,n. eli hip.. $500.
Stearns Steamer, practically new. $3.50
'|'''' FaMoiiS PE 'ToLEDoS.
brand new list price 900. our price 800.
shopworn Toledo $3.50. -
Also oldsmohiles. locomotives, 500 up. Knox.
S7o0 Ford, 5000 Mors $500. and others Enough
autos. styles and prices TO meet every demand.
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