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c1A1RvoxAnrs-continued.

CLAIRvOYANTS-Co
As 5
Three offices. 326 O'Farrell street,
Open every day and Sunday.
10 a. m. to D. m.
PROFESSOR HENRY ELLSMERE.
THE GREATEST LIVING EXPONENT Of
CLAIRVOYANCY.
WHO HAS ESTABLISHED A REPUTATION
IN EVERY PROMINENT CITY
IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.
HIS REPUTATION HAS BEEN EARNED BY
THE WONDERFUL POWERS HE HAS
SHOWN, AND NOT BY ADVERTIS-
ING. AS IS ATTESTED TO BY
THE UNLIMITED NUMBER
OF TESTIMONIALS HE
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

A-CAMERON & CO.. Phone South 1850
3 Eddy ST.. cor Market and Powell
Headquarters for Rooming houses, Hotels and
All Kinds Of Business Chances.
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$50 rooms; grand, new, modern apartment
house; elegantly furnished and equipped
cheap rent; fine lease; paying $500 to 5000
per month; close in; full Of nice people; bar
gain If taken at once; dissolution of part
nership.
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IMPoRrANr ANNoUNcEMENr.


Professor Henry Ellsmere has decided 20
place his services at the disposal OF the peopIe
or this city for special readings at the reouceu
price Of 81 a sitting.
This extraordinary favor will only De e1-
tended for a period Of two weeks.
All applications by mail or special messenger
must positively bs accompanied by the zee III
order to hold the appointment
The central location Of Professor Henry
Ellswere's Offices and consultation room en-
ables busy people to easily reach him.
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NO. IL
NOTICE.
WE make exchanges
of all kinds. Let US
know what kind of
an exchange you
would like. Or IL
you need money to
put in with your
property on a trade
we can accommodate
MARION GRIFFIN
406 Examiner building.
II NEWLY furnished rooms; central location
DAVID BROS, cor. Kearny-CIay. cigar store
DRUMAI, 121-Lodging boarding house, 10
rms: good renting location modern: chean.
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noDG1Na-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
MARION GRIFFIN

4O6 Hearst building over Examiner en-
trance, corner Third and Market sts; tel.
Black 3eC7. Hotels and rooming houses 1or
sale Free list We furnish abstracts free
and guarantee titles
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wANTED-A LADY,
OR GENTLEMAN
OF EDUCATION
A n D REFINE
MENT TO IN
VEST IGATE A
NEW AND MOD
ERN HOUSE of 6S
ROOMS: PARTLY
FURNISHED; ALL
BRAN NEW:
Ell z C r Cl
LIGHTS: PRIC e
$500; PROPERLY
MANAGED WOULD
c / A r $500
MONTHLY.
MARION GRIFFIN
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We have a number of special bargains in flats
of q to 10 rooms, and modern: be
had for less than half cost to furnish; must
be sold; either account Of sickness de-
parture
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued

BUSINESS CHANCES-Continued.
AIcAMERoN & cO.--Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances.
FOR sale-First- bazaar; located in thriv-
ing location. city: fine plateglass windows;
store fixtures; large stock; long lease ~ ~
rent: doing good business; clearing SloO 70
s2oo per month; trial given estaD.lsneGi DIS. si -
years; one OF best propositions IN clty' sieA
ness; snap; price $500
FOR sale-stationery school supplies. dress
Innings; well located: cheap rent; doing GOOD
business: living rooms: stock VIII invoice o
more than price asked; sickness; price S4oVV'
CAMERON CO. EDDY ST.
EXCHANGES made in all kinds of real state.
rconting houses and business chances- Inn
ERON * CO. ) Eddy st.
FOR sale-One of the best hay, grain, feed
wood coal. lime and cement businesses IN
s. F.; cheap rent: horses and wagons an an
equipments: present owner has made lor-
tune and wants TO retire; guaranteed 70 cleaF
from $500 to $500 per mouth tTlal sICeh IN II
desired; part down. CAMERoN q -
FOR sale-Frne little Broom cottage and barn;
lot 2Oxl37 feet; all furnished horse and
buggy; fine well; Is minutes walk from no 1e-
pot 2 blocks from electric cars; snap; $lVVO.
CAMERON & CO.. Eddy st.
FOR acknowledgements and equipped coun-
iease; newly painted and renovated through
out; about 80 miles from s. F.; fine, grow
wants to retire. CAMERON & CO, Edoy.
FOR sale-several good business propositions
for Investors such as hrst-cl laundry, ice
cream nanufactory, bakeries furnishing
goods merchandise, country hotels. restau-
rants and many other propositions TOO hu-
rnerous TO mention; would be pleased 70 nave
YOU call and inspect our list. CAMERON q
CO., Eddy ST.
PARTNFR-Detective and collection; small
capital; established business. McDlAR-
MiD'S 1014 Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale-A small grocery and bar. Inquire
at Jackson Brewery. box S51. Call.
S125-CANDY and pastry. finely fur. rooms
and basement. 525 Taylor st, mr.. Post
PARTNER wanted in milk business; $3.50 mo.
to each Box SAG. Call.
GROCERY and bar in Mission for sale. Ad-
dress box 47O1, Call office
wANTED-To buy a delicatessen store; give
location and price. Box 4105, Call Office.
BRANCH bakery and grocery; cheap. 41S1
Twentieth St, near Castro.
ROUTE 10. San Francisco Call. for SALE Ap-
ply San Francisco Call office.
FINE paying drygoods store. with lease; own
er leaving State: no agents. Box 44sl. Can
A BRANCH offcesof The Call for the reception
Of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at zoos Market ST., opposite Fifth.
Open until IL p. m.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
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We have Is beautifully furnished rooms in
fine block on Post ST.: full incest kind Of
roomers; new and modern throughout: brings
in nice income; furniture in oak, birdseye
maple. velvet and administer carpets: cost
$500 to furnish six months ago; obliged to
leave city; big bargain $1,000.
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NO
A 12- ROOM house
Reduced TO $400;
Central: rent $50.
Income over rent S41.
All men roomers.
Not a first class
house but it's re-
spectacle.
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NO. p
STOP - THINK-In-
vestigate as such an
Offer comes only once
in lifetime; %
rooms; fine corner
on Sutter street; sub
stantially furnished; ;
a splendid house;
money maker; only
$1,000 down and easy
payments
nr.nr~~-
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NO. O.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN Sc
cures a swell r.
room house near
MOB HILL; bal
$500 ON TINE;
fine furniture; cleo
trio lights.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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ADOPTION.
AsrE1dA CURE.

II NcLA'S Asthma Remedy relieves instantly
Joe, 25c, 5Cc 1902 Market. St Nicholas
also NiEhart, 10th and Washington. OAKLAND
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A-CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1850.
Eddy ST. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
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FLATS TO LET.

A-HOUSES and fats TO let; an immense lat;
service absolutely free; take advantages OF
this department: Il will save you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co.. 245-50 GearY
St. on the square.
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NO. g.
PROFIT s4s MONTH
LY; nice clean. re-
spectacle rooming
house on the sunny
side; north of Mar
ket: IA rooms: price
$3.50 (was $1,000;
TERMS $500 down
and $40 each month.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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NO.
PRICE NOW-S1S00-l
A 80 room house; Il
profit $40 monthly.
over-all-eXpenses;
easy TO manage it;l
the - roomers - are
honest working peo-
pie.
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l.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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NO.
CO5IE IN AND let
US show you a 21-
room house near
Leavenworth and
Post; well furnished
and as clean as a
pin Net profits S9T
monthly: If you want
an honest house FOR
what II is worth see
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

DUBOCE ave, 257 near Market-Elegant new
modern fiat fmiddle), rooms. bath. etc. (;
$50 so. key upstairs.
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16 rooms: rent S65; good furniture and car
pets; always full; must sell within next ten
days: leaving city; make offer.
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COTTAGES houses and fats TO let; every de-
sirable vacant place in san Francisco on
our lists; service absolutely free let US hnd
you a place: come IN and let Us know what
rent you want pay and the locality: I'VE
do the rest Sterling Furniture Company,
1899 Market ST.. opD. McAllister-
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HA<aANANAN 4
NO.
BEAUTIFULLY fur
nished S7-room house
in best location in
this city. You need
but little money!
(s15OO) to get pos
session: clears S115.
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An up-to-date downtown house; rent only
SIS so per room: all light and sunny rooms /;
electric lights and elevator; has 10S rooms,
well furnished throughout; now clearing $3.50
to $3.50 per month; make offer; owner must
leave city; only with u.s.
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NO. -
lMORTGAGED HOUSE;
mortgage. W o
loaned 5000 on
20-room house asks
US to get him
offer; house has been
newly renovated and
NEWLY c R
oPETED-
Clears $40 monthly;
easy terms IL de-
sired: a mechanics
house.
MARION GRIFFIN
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12S rooms; cheap rent; long lease; hrst-class
up-to-date downtown house; well furnished
cearing $500 to 5000 per month; must sell
on account Of other business; only with US.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

ISMAR, Egyptian Seeress The Vendome. 1104
Market St, San Francisco. Office hours-1O
a. m. to p. m; Sundays. 10 to j; Wednes-
day evening, to s. Phone South 1141.
NINE. PORTER clairvoyant medium born
with double veil and second sight: tells past,
present. future; J. SOC; e. by cards 81; palm
istry full life read. 81. 303 Jones. mr.. Eddy.
Mrs. A. H Kronenberg. palmist clarvoyant, card
reader; when others fail try me; readings 25c.
72l Franklin, nr. G. G. ave-; tel Larkin 4207.
PROF. DAHL guarantees to tell your past.
present and future; names given: readings
SOC. 1e27h Market st; hours 1 to p. m
PROF. JOHNS, palmist, psychic card reader.
25c and SOC. to p. m. IVA 9th St, room 1.
NINE. ODELL, clairvoyant card reading. tea
leaves; 2oc up 612h Eddy St; no signs.
NINE MARSEAU. card reader; ladies Csc,
gents 5Oc- b45 Minna st.
THIS ad. and soc entities you to life reading
at 125 Sixth st.
MRS. SHAFFER clairvoyant, card reader, has
returned; sittings daily. 10S 9Th st,rooms 1-2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RESTAURANT and cafe close TO Market and
Powell sts.: lease; place elegantly fitted up
ana doing a large business; best class OF
patronage: owner engaged in other busi-
less: must sacrifice See r. G. WlLkE,
2Ois Eeasny ST.
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HARDWARE clerk young married man.
years experience retail shelf and heavy
hardware in East, wants position. best ref
erencss Box 5O3. Call office.
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RICHARD MAYO
The Man With Psychic Power
The greatest living adviser on the continent.
FREE TEST. FREE TEST
To all who come prepared to have reading.
421A Ellis St, private fat hours 10 a. m. to
p. M
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

FOR sale-First-c!ass bazaar; located in thriv-
ing location city; fine plateglass wlndoWs'
store fixtures; large stock; long Lease cneap
S2O0 per month; trial given; established IL
years: one Of best propositions IN clty' SICK
ness; snap price $1,000
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A.
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

A-IAPANEsE and Chinese employment @ oInce
a s,,nn1ies hest help promptly; city or county a
6 fNfTTRA- $50 Sacramento. Tel James 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

21 rooms; cheap rent very central; good ftIl
niture and carpets; clears 500 per month
must leave city; make offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29

co TO sp.nnlng's for bieycl. re.
pairs 90.
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SIMPLE REMEDY FOR cArARRH
Jsst Breathe Hyorasi -Four Tunes a
paY and De cured

lf a few years ago some ono had
said Yua can eHfe catarrh b. breath.
lnE air charged with healing bal.
SANS. che idea would have been
fIdlrl|ei and IL remained fdF TIA,
eminent Investigation. n. e. naoth
to discover Ia ttyomaI this method
o. cure
Hyamri has performed almost
miraculous cures ~ eafarrh and ID
O. today recognized hF leading mem.
hrrs - the medical profession I'd
tho only advertised remedy that can
b. relied upon 90 10 just shat II
claims The complete OUTFIT oi
hypmei costs but 81 o. and consists
~ an Inhaler a medicine afappef
and q bottle - Hyamsi
Rev. J. n Cook. 81 HalIlainn
Mass says Ny wife has suffered
greatly from raiarrh Tor fifteen
years Nearly four weeks aE1 she
commenced % see UFamri anI the
beneficial effect was lmmcdletr q,
o. very seldom That she needs a.
clear her bead aud throat aud she
"a able 10 rest quietly az night"
Breathe fiYumei through the In.
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day and 30 viii cure the worst case
a. catarfh. Il saothea and heals the
mucous membrane Of the air pas
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Ia Seattle f4eta are scores ~ vel
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~ cathrrh BY Hyomei n Il dosl
not help you. the Quaker nruK Co
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slams were burning their stores be-
fofo rctreBtlng
A NIGHT ATTACK.
Darkness foll with no change In
the situation. Tonight the firing u
going ON with redDuhlod YiRUr. II
b. evident that the Russians have
mado "A stand which 10 ueu
stronger than the ono made ON the
hills. and that tho japanese are
having a hard limo getting the
town We are told that the Rus
SLAMS have nt least tWa lines 81
very heavy Qualifications across the
pain aud that al the corn in front
uf them has been cut down that the
IauHucan may have no cover under
which 10 approach Tor the atlaef.
That there rs o. large force OF Rus
SLAMS ON the plain There can Dee no
doubt. nud a. iB evident that all
the artillery which WIS used 10
defend the position on tho hills Is
again being used 20 defend the ap=
rf1ach 90 the town
We do not know exactly what haH
happened. but 1t seems probable
that Kufou and the tlrat army
have failed In their thanking move
ment and TINT the town ia only
being held until Kur9uata.p can
retreat from the position in good
order.
era Be Caufinued1
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Why = Appendicitis?

Why Is appendicitis 10 common
today
Because We have got into the per
ulrlaus habit of eating ton fast
pr Curtis the great authority 90
this disease. SAYS Appendicitis
often follows the eating OF a Very
hasly. or particularly large or iudi-
Easfihie meal
AFTER caHelessly followins a fool
ish custom yea can cuHurc your
safety by taking sfuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets
L B. IN accepted. scientific truth.
which admits of 70 dispute that It
you viii emily keep your digestive
apparatus In good order. YOU VII
never suffer from this dread DIS
co. which 81 best. mean a weak
enlnn operation. with laug weeks
wasted Ia bed and big dazIars aud
surgeons bills 90 pay o. souvenirs.
Keep year appendix iu health p
tie proper use Of stuarta DYspep=
Fln Tablets. whenever yea have lad
youraof open "a danger - over
eating. and uron the least sign 90
stomach trouble. for ctheTHlHe. g.
an time. this dangerous disease
uaT ay yea low.
TIE curative influence - this
rraat medicine is Quiskly shown 10
The gentle. soothing effect e has ca
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sfuarts Dyspepsia Tablets tone
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They also make away with Al
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put 90 proper use al the food which
8 lying around "a odd CORNERS uf
your digestive apparatus. farmenfs
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In these natural and perfectly
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They are safe and reliable. They
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wounded are belnk taken 70 the
rear as prisoners 81 war.
Field Headquarters Second Corps.
Imperial Japanese Army. sept S.
The battle Is not set over When
the Russians reiterated from shan
sam-po bills the corrrap andfnia
Thought the fighting Was finished
aud that ~ Wg had Co do Waa Ia
march into LAO NauK nut yes
trrdaY we we're informed that We
would noe SET into che town that
tsY. thIs morning We we're tod
the same thing and it is net az all
improbable that the statement viii
De- repeated tomorrow morning
The Russians have made another
desperate stand GA che plain be-
tveeH Shan sam "a bills and the
tovH The fEtuEz hBH been rr.uK
GA Tor two days nov. and while IL
De- evident even from our places on
The BILLS that the Russians are
preparing for a general retreat
they have not relHsates yet. and
we are "a a loss - know when
they Wiff
~ PURSUIT or THE sI.Av.
When We landed on the hills yes
tfrday morning we discovered that
the entire army. except such de-
taehmenfs as were required %
clear up the battle field. has been
SEM forward 90 pursue the enemy.
And they we're not having an casF
tine % it. We could zee the tn
fantFy forging forward through the
littie village az the foot % the hill
covered with a violent artillery at
tack from the groves that scatter
90 The plain or the coruneld that
covered b. From the direction ~
the toWn came a steady return fire
aH the Russian batteries fired on
the japanese in the cufBfie'ds
Away over on the left We could
hear the roar 81 the guns captured
% Nan-ShBu a. they battered away
nc the railway station and the Rus.
sian town All across the plains
the japanese field guns were throw
Ing their shells no the Qualifications
rnd trenches. which We could not
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(MWHH
IN G&ARg

United States Deputy Marshal
GrIfman went 10 Bfrmert8u this
morning to arrest n blHeiaelst
named Keterer Who o. charged via
amHHgllna consignment Of cigars
Into Brrmeftau on government
vessel and selling them among the
marines rt the navy yard The Gus
toms official reported the ease n
the m1rfhaia office ou conclusive
evidence and Keterar. who Ia "a ye0=
man viii probably have Htilo de.
Tense.
The business Of smuggling IN
cigars on government vessels aud
retailing them out has been a
thriving ore recently and the Gus
toms officials are keeping a close
lookout for The offenders
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tContluucdA

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As ho atske IA soldier pulled away
a ban of sand and throuFh a cfark
between tvs bsra a bstssaet pre-
truaaa A Isr4pssa s.fsIer taunht
a.. s5lp fE.t ,,sa fhrtst an on ias
own b,veaet ana pulled II out \
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rin.Il, 81 -, Il, fbe Trench hra44a
the heir fb.o ths rsrt h4ra were
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tlliory began With rodouhled viKor
and more muaketfy fire was heard
All the afternoon thia continued
while the fight went ON In the cen
ter and right. aud when night foil
tho Russian batteries on their right
had not been niienood. and we know
that the attack of our left wing had
failed
TIE FIGHT STILL on.
This morning we were awakened
before daylight BY the fire OF the
artillery aud We know that the fight
WHa Htill on. The sound OF tho bonn,
hardmeuf told rs that a general ar
ullcry attack bad been ordered
All day long the duel continued and
while at times the fire Of the Rus
SLAMS seemed 10 Hlneaeu. IL Wna
only 90 break ont again "a few min
utoa later with renewed vigur
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during the lulla In the hattie be
fore us. the faint sound 81 Fuu fir
ing away or 10 the northeast %
the town. aud We knew that Gen
eral Kuroki and the First army hai
engaged the flank Of the Russian
position and VAS having hard
time 81 e.
A little before noon the artillery
on our right Increased In ylEuf aud
for some time kept up che heaviest
fire We have yet heard This could
mean but one thinE an infantry
attack shortly before noon the az.
fiilery suddenly ceased aud we
could hear The vnlleYinK az mus
Retry following shortly bY the
steady rear which told that the AZ
tack vas on Then the Russian ar
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Around tho foot of the hill on
which We sat artillery wagons toll
ed 30 and fro. carrying their loads
q death dealing shells 70 the bat
tefiea on the plain aud then re-
Turning for more Occasionally "a
pack train carrying rifle ammuui-
ton would crawl across the plains.
and nos and then "a small body %
men waald pass hurriedly forward
n join their comrades ca the battle
line
Ia the afternoon a oaafiaEraflan
broke cat among the provision
sheds on tho south edge % the
Russian town In a moment daz
eua % these sheds were In flames
The great clouds Of black smoke
hid the Russian town The Rus
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In the background and the scores
of tempo, AIRY warehouses along the
railway which told OF the great
quantities OF supplies which have
been gathered az the town. Away
over ta the left. close Co the rail-
way station. "A column uf black
smoke arose which Increased In
Hifo every minute. showing that
the Russians OF the shells have Hot
flro "a something. probably the big
railway shops. we are told.
KuROKt FIGHTING UAHp.
During the morning the artillery
fire ON the left WA very strong
aud about n o'clock we heard ar
tillory fire 10 tho right 90 whore
Wu knew uHr army luy on tho
plains u was the Fourth array
advancing 10 our aid. An day na
for several days. We could hear,
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FOG ORDER
IMiXED UP
WITH A RAIN REQUEST FROM
PORTLAND. SAYS SALISBURY

weathofman Salisbury has e1.
planned. lie says that hia fog order
got mixed up With rain order for
Portland and that Is why the city
waa buried In meaHly. vet fog for
day and a night lie Is going 70
have Il changed and intends 20 see
that the fellow Who makes up the
orders does not get mixed again.
Salisbury be sorry. for he thought
II might reflect On him. but now
that be has squared himself. he j.
resting easier. lie Is now plodding
along trying 10 please the public.
az usual. and says be- ia going 70
give them a few good things In the
line Of weather 10 make W.
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The STORY OF LAO Yang

see, but which we knew must cover
tho plains
IN SIGHT or LAO YANG.
Away 60 the north We could see
The town. II stretched across our
front ~ the right from the rail
way on the right was the old
walled Chinese city, evidently the
largest one We have yet sven just
outside the wallis tn the left We
could ano the mll eommnslike pa
soda which has made Lao Yang
famous and which was erected as
q memorial To "a missionary. who.
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FOR support 1--WE others. Misc
wounded. followed. and then another
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