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PresbTeHaHs.

At the monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Occidental Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian Church. held
last Monday in the Howard Presbyte-
rian Church at Oak and Baker streets,
Mrs. H. p. Pinney presiding, the an
Inceuent was made that the Chinese
fuissiOn, which was at the time of the
'1dre at s20 Sacramento street and was
after that temporarily established in
san Rafael. has been moved to 447
Eleventh street, East Oakland.
Mrs. Garrett spoke Of the evange-
listic work among the Chinese fami-
lies in Oakland and Alameda, having
in the past month called on nearly one
hundred such families.
Mrs. Reynolds spoke of the getting
Up Of q Christmas tree for the Chinese
children and asked that any donations.
such as dolls, toys and candies, be for
warded to the mission in Oakland
Letters were read from missionaries
in the Orient and in Africa, after which
Mrs. DR.. Mofit, missionary to Korea.
addressed the meeting al length tell
ing Of the work Of the Presbyterian
church and missions in that country
The evangelistic work, she said. is an
important one at this time in that
country for the people Of Korea, and
particularly those Of the district of
Phyong, where she has been located for
several years There are now IN that
district the Central and three other
Presbyterian churches, with more than
1000 native communicates who are
anxious to learn the teaching of the
Bible She told of the enthusiasm Of
the people II church work. citing in
stances Of women walking 100 miles to
attend a two weeks session in order
a be Instructed in the word of God.
attendance at the Central Church,
which viii accommodate 1900, is so
great that the building Will have TO be
enlarged. The other churches have
an average attendance of 300 at each
service. She said that she never saw
l-ore attentive congregations than she
id ia Korea. and that when the pas
tor speaks TO the people before him
he members Of the congregation never
AXE their eyes of him.
On the subject Of the educational work
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"First Aid'' to the
Bowels

w =: =: : ~; ~ =; :: ::
" " Bslching Of Stomach. Gas,
or any Of these forerunners of Indigestion
appear, Old Dr. Cascaret wants to be right
on the spot in your pocket.
Dr.. Casearet guarantees to cure the
most obstinate cases of Constipation and
Indigestion, without discomfort or incon-
venience.
His medicine does not gripe nor purge.
but exercises naturally the muscles that
line the walls Of the lntestines and Bowels.
Want Of Exercise weakens and relaxes
the Bowel Muscles, just as it weakens
Arm and Leg muscles.
Old Dr.. Cascaret goes directly after
these Bowel-Muscles. He wakes them Up
just as a cold bath would wake up lazy
person.
Then he works them Through the
nerves. till they get SO strong from that
Exercise that they don't need any more
help to do their duty.
Heavy dinners, late suppers, whiskey.
wine or beer drinking, nervous excitern ent,
sudden exposure to cold or heat and dozen
other everyday likelhoods tire the Bowel
Muscles.
In such cases little Cascaret In time
is worth fifty dollars worth of Treatment
later on, to say nothing of the suffering.
discomfort. loss of Business Energy. and
loss of Social Sunshine it saves.
II K y
Little thin Cascaret Box, shaped SO you
don't notice its presence in purse or vest
pocket.
Contains six Candy tablets-Price Ten
Cents a Box at any Druggists.
Be sureyou get the genuine, made only
by the Sterling Remedy Company, and
never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped
"Ccc." 44a
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The Mefhodisfs.

Rev. H E. Mines, pastor of the Cali
fornia Methodist Episcopal Church,
will soon issue periodically a neat little
journal of information to be called
The Western Addition Methodist"
Last week there was communion SER
vice in the California-street Methodist
Episcopal Church, when six were re-
ceived, two of the number by letter
Mrs. Helen Lincoln, who for a long
time has been a deaconess at the Pre-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Every dollar INFESTED will represent hundred cents
the share will be exactly like every
other The profit share will be the
the profit every other share.
have lifelong reputation for square dealing. Will
personally that stockholder gets
day by good
Judgment in investing than by all the labor and
the Safe and shrewd investments in
this stock will make fortunes.
will rich No did
Every in this world who got big got it
speculation investment Speculation is
stand c,ance to lose than do to make
the other Make safe invest
1t is bring you returns.
Don't hesitate about this stock It is absolutely safe
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11


j, a trem succes
h 5 run made
no Ito / lis rich
n a a more n
IS SION road
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The Unifanans.


The following is the schedule of
meetings and topics of the Charming
Auxiliary to the First Unitarian
Church of this city, during the winter
months:
Monday. December 3. at 3 p. M, t.
Blaisdell Robertson. "Radium.'
Monday. January Z. Rev. Bradford
Leavitt, 'Mohammed and the Present
Spread of Islam
The free lecture and topic will be
as follows:
Tuesday evening. December IL. "Mu-
steal Recital" John Camington.
Friday evening, January 25. The
Crocker Eclipse Expedition" illus
trated with stereopticon views. Prof.
William C. Campbell of the University
of California.
February date not set, "Kipling S
Last Book" by Prof. H. Morse Stephens
of the University of California.
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This Is My Greatest Invention

o
o. a am
met
me the wir
o run from
o mi lies and not
arm p and a
o an othe mo- known
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Here is an Important Point to Re-
member

There has been failure Of consequence in elee
Stop and think Of that All are i'm
mensey successful All big dividends and have made
their investors wealthy.
This company will be one Of the biggest in
bound be because there Is not place
is used but Will have to
change for the Bdwell Cold Motor
orator. Why? make something better than
any other kind known.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Sir Robert Hart. wao did much for
China. possesses one distinction that
belongs to himself alone. He appears
twice in the official French Legion
d'Honneur-once as simple officer.
Sir Robert Hart, and once IS Grand
officer Sir Hart (Robert)."
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

PETER COOPER
MCCORMICK
CARNEGIE
ROCKEFELLER
SENATOR CLARK
HEINZE
PILLSBURY
STuDEBAKER
FAIRBANKS
VANDERBILT
GOULD
WHITNEY
BELMONT
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NOTICE.!


X Q ma mere in NOR e in n year Nc
nhadome afan o etoa
o m for motor h e forced the o stock kp ~
aItne wills 20 higher
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DON'T SPECULATE INVEST
The Opportunity of a Lifetime


with nneo
far stockholders
patent.
will square. wilb hocus pocus
wrinkle by which anybody frozen
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Hetty Green, the Richest Woman
in the World, Says: "The Way
to Get Rich Is to Invest
in Necessities" )"

The Bidwe Cold Motor is Of the greatest necess-
This already taken
jumps Now is the time to buy It Will soon lump
necessity Look at this list below Every one
necessity:
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THE BIDWELL COLD MOTOR
HERE IS THE WAY MANUFACTURING STOCKS
IN NECESSITIES JUMP:
First Sold at Now Sell
THE ELECTRIC TRUST ..........15c S1S7
QUAKER OATS, Common ......... 45c S145
First Sold Now Sell at
AMERICAN RADIATOR, Common .33c 500
AMERICAN SMELLING soc S15S
this Is only few. Safer and than life IN
stocks All this advance made
will supply the necessity
the business world The demand is
will make all of rich If
in m this will have to quick about 1t
selling like hot cakes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

We are now prepared to
we are now manufacturing the
orc and incandescent lights on
guaranteed not to burn out for
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

of
case i a
nordr with this big deal
900 ss.s ess 5 @ % 800 S % %
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Our Monthly Payment Plan

accept your order in our own n
Bidweu Cold Motors. We are
a guar antee not to burn out II
three years.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24

szw rfH sake zeavy lrroa1s oa T.
There are aeqeral aerea of potatoes
= roasting ear pasen q two " t1rse
serea 6at the ersrnlns glory cf tae
stx xavtem IN sfe remato Sell whers
tsre are 1900 - 1850 fourizzsnz
gla1ta growng fnat gre 5r1rlse e p
great gse.1 ~ ths Eest 1eilg17fgi
- az Vsgeeabsea
gce ~ tre rsaea are 1o@aed w1sE
fo1ztoes rhaf wis - rezdr fSr csc
"a 4 few wees. phile offerE hare 31ss
reae1e1 tfe biconrz stage r Eeta-
ln9 harCens 20 iE.1rs fhe yizes fters
SAT- se an zsa1dance Sf tnia crop. kor
re vfrea rI4 coztsnge - D-Ddzcs Fl
81 froas kris zAem
Warden HzM aae VIZ. Brn1sw sgEre
stzf after ire aeaso1 .s sger TIER VII
hare nnrlce Tomatoes enoush on hsnd
wken -ee f-ezf e1nes - make sere-sl
h0rstsaEz ~ choehow
~ a. porth trip 70 fhe state farm
70 see fhe zaYdentrz % Z large scale
that warden H2t has iEaawuratec
Hls fheory d ttar wsafeTer exDerse
"a Involved il growirg 1ae Tezefz -
ger mae ~ ere c0nvic'a - more than
OFFSET - fae dixsa1floa 81 re SICK
iiat
The lzr8 hes teserig-afe1 somswAsf
daring fhe last few Yea-s. rhsa lt
was lessed 5g The atate m private ia-
- A. rf-f ~rT
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24
PRISON TRUCK FARM
FEEsH vEGETAELEg FOE CON-
vIcTg As A EEgUET


Je@efaon City. Mo.-WzF1en Hat
W. Hall. " me 8sssscsFs pe1ite1tlary.
s. gagdezer 81 Q1lte sn ezse1aigs
scale. This rear he haa sagoted .
port ef fhe stats farm. loszte1 saaf
sast II ne Dfiaoa. 20 sar1en truck.
and IL irat beginning 70 realize seMe
of ihe resalts nat soi.6p czrs,si a11
intelligent tiiilnx N tae SOL. ia sAs
wag of Daiaia5e ard ke2.sky add
tons n ne Dfiaea mena. and ~ q
minimum ~ sxpenae u the atase
The izrm ls g. csarge ~ gOA1
Brnneg wfo porks several eDnylc3s
ID carlns f0r ths place Jazt nov the
snap bean crop 8 ia faiI bezring
The bean patch covers several acres
81 ground. ard tts crop a. re state
farm q unusually profile
The soiI 81 TOP 0f the hlii seems
- be especially afaDted ~ me bear.
and tHere Wil ~ segefal masses
foT 80 han6s O. tie u4f1en'a family of
ZOO persona
Sore i6ea n what il takes 10 20
rs@z1 in ne prison Is gained Fhen ID
s. kDown fzaf "a requires 15 bushels
- s1ap beans for ore neal Recently
t1at zmoa1t of beans vas turned over
n the prison kitchen. and it required
al n II ~ give each convict al the
beana he colid eat Several hun1Ted
pounds ~ bacon we're required 10
oook them properly ars ave the right
favor
Radishea we're grown 10 great q1an-
titles earlier in TIE season. and onions
have been served several tines from
the farm There 81 a great quantity
q the onions atnl in the ground.
This heaifhfsi. n somewhat odorifsr-
oas. vegetable is eagerly welcomed By
The consicfa a.. 70 fact is ail the gar
Cen track
John. aaid Mr. Han. % Braner. the
ran n charge u the farm. I'VE must
have lffle s.aN for tke Fourth -
July dinner How many heads ~ cab
base can yoo iet Bore1 have 81 that
1ay7r
"Abosf 1860 or 1900 heads. vas
ne reply These csbbages ulli aver
age perhaps fwo pounds 10 ere head.
~ it vii - obesrved that several
fholaand pounds ~ raw material en-
fefs lnto ne problem - providing TIE
prison population uith the one item
of a little bold siaw for their holiday
dinner
1te csbtzae patch % TIE state /
Farm iseis1es 1900 growing plants
ed fte crop e. fca1eh.ng but BIZ ss
tne patch ig few rounds of cold 4
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24
49, - .a.sf ssa4 "a 1915
Warning order.


f1 sEs Enr- rrt a. Flta lr ths
Ee--t-rl Lsstfict 81 tts f1iia1 Tsrrit-rT
Pearl Htits rlti-tG
$50. --. r4-
J41se E1vzri Nll-k zstsriart.
lta r.eferzsrt james E5esl rrtite u rarrsi
t7 sgrear Is t.F enrt wzrhIn thTt4 tsgs and
E4 ne t1rls E-trl
|Ete
sstrrtss l- Iess
O. A rarfssrr. Cifr1
By r r Dleilsrr. Der-fF
Ifllrrr /. rrctzs-r attrrrsr IN FIslrtIf.
EH -mta tttrrfr frf Nlz-Estits-t De-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24
CHANCE IN ARMY RATION
American Sailors Rest Fed in tIse
World-Frezh Fruits and Xix
Addsd 20 the Fare

Washington- Tie bureau of sup
plies has prepared . new naval rsrion
III accordance with recent legislation
i is nOF asserted the Unitsd States
navy has q better ration thar any
army or Dzrs sc the world
The advantages n the present "a
ton are that It Is more fsxIbIe and
makes It uuneceesary % Issue oomD1-
tationa TO sailors ir place of a regular
ration. ADDED to ths former ration
are preserved and fresh fruits. fresh
milk. 6svorinz extrsets. fresh fsa.
sauce.
4he amount o tinze3 Vegetables has
ben increased. While a decrszss has
been made Is nacar0nL pickles. nee
and eirup
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24

Secretary Wilson gets plenty q
money for the department of agricuL
turs and. according 70 plans hs has
been working On for some tine. Be
isfends 70 put the cotton boil weeviI
and the Texas cattle fick out of bust
ness during the next year. Incident
ally. ~ and his civil service inspec-
tors hope TO 50 control the beef pack
ers that che comm0a people can eat
al sorts ~ meat wish' serfect safety
from this tine forward
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24


A number Of department of1ciala
were discussing the capacity for work
q such men a. President Roosevelt
and Secretary Root, who manage 20
accomplish a great deal Of course.
President Roosevelt Is q phenomeaon
for work. and he gives one rather a
rhirirlnd impression. whether be is
writing a book OF playing tennis. But
Secretary Root. according 70 many
Wsllinformed perso1s. does about as
much work without ever seeming 20
move ont of q zaIk. and always seems
70 have an abundance q time for Al
s0Fts of social duties that are a part
q his position. and really waste more
tine than dou5Ie 10 amount d real
work
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24

Vienna.-PriEce Kiene1z. guardian
for the minor Who i5 head ~ the
princeis family 1f Wine
burg. has decided 20 sel the buik ~
the famllys ART freaaurss. ineladirr
paintings by DureT H0IDein. Reu-
brandt. Fandyke. snd R1be1s. which
are estimated to BE- eorti 1880 900
The agent now is On the ray 70 Nev
T0Tk. hopi-e 10 Interest wealthy
Americans.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-24

~ sse q 81 rsasrff- Cszrt A. Tirlta. III The
Esrrtern Eff-ries = rts lzliar TeF-i.srT-
W reeties Plsi1riE
So. z5r.
Mars = rsa1les Defarfrrtt
T.s tsfsrfaat. Ns-y J. rsetiss g uzEnei r.
s-rsaF - ft's e-1rf Wi-1lr ftirrT days ard an
sFsr .ts s1aa 5iairs ~ the riairfiE 81 81 Pseolsz
arrzst - 1e0f
EHLs- A. DATlf-1E. llerr-
Starr a ras1er Afsn-neTr srr piairt1F
cas-. 2. 1crsrr 4ttr-sy ilr Er--i.esl'-s-- De-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

this week. NATHANIEL JUSTICE. Back Bay ?. o, Boston. Mas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

WIN nl but TWO or Three cars m inc VAndeTbHI
race equipped with TTu1ault Hartford suspen
sions. Il was naturally expected that the winner
sorbers contributed greatly 70 the success of Louis
Wagner IN his DarrAcQ racer goes without saying:
Hartford concern stating that fact. President
r. V. Hartford points with pride TO the tAct that
duTinx the last few years, both In America and
Turope has been won by cars equipped with the
suspensions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

promInent American m Anufacturer comment.
Ing mon the wonderful success OF the Fat cars
IN ehis country calls attention to the fact that ac-
cordin1 10 the onicial reports OF the United states
Government more Fiat cars have been Imported
\ renarkabIe record when II Is known that three
years ago there were only two Fiat cars m ne
Tangsman, the president Of the HOl Tan com.
,,sny lie nuTchaSed a car while touring abroad
ana Sas 40 impTessed By TIA good qualities that the
AGENCY was obtained, and from two cars In 1903
Fiat leads IN Importations 10 day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
Az r

Nn'n u ". owen q 90. recently took on the
~ ''nr cylinder Premier water cooled touring
,ars'A running mate with the REQ TunAbOut and
,'ln'' Under touring car for The season or 1901
'frilc'ed that the move was bound IN prove
.N"''>, \ number nave already been disposed
" a''ng which were two handsome Iimousines.
!" prominent Nrw Workers. The 1917 sa-2S horse.
'"H' "'inder water cooled Premier tourinG
,S5 .sInes h'e passengers, has . wheel base u
-. nehss' shaft drive. multiple disk clutch and
- euipaS springs with Premier shOck ahaerhin9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
AUTOMOBILES SNAPSi

SCARCE AND GOOD PRICES LOW
1905 Models OF the kind. THAT'S HARD 10 PRO-
CURE" also 1905 Models. all Al and cheap. Demon
STATIONS given prospective buyers.
stevens -Duryea, 500 equipment. Marion, like
Pope HaItford: % Ardsley; franklin RunabOut;
Charron Giradot Vclgt: Rochst Schneider Llmou
sine: Panhards, "a horse; Clement, two and four
cylinder; LOcomObllcs. two cylinder, $500; Four
Cylinder LocOmOblle. $50; Stoddard Dayton;
VquOt; CadlllAcs, from $3.50: OidsmObiles: Non thens:
Studebaker- Special PAnhArd. steel cylinders, per
feet (cOst S2 100 at eXDOsitiOn) asking GgOO0:
Steans, absolutely like new, cheap; and In fact
every good make.
Six story building LINED with BARGAINS.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
147-240 West 47th st..
Near Broadway. Telephone Oe7 Bryant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

While ninety-two cars. valued at 1881 1872,
we're imported into the United States during
August Of last year, the imports for August
ms Year fell TO eighty three machines. valued
AZ l299,979. In. August, 1905, the automobile
psrts brought into this country we're valued
AZ So, 400 and in the corresponding month
ms year parts were imported which were
valued at 3z9. 400. IL 10 Interesting to note
mat ?.s American made automobiles, valued
~ s4?l 30, we're exported from the United
states during August, Of this year, while the
Nahln Of parts sent abroad the same month
reach s5,9li. In 1905 the total value OF the
Igtomooiles and parts exported during
August was $3.50. S53. During the eight
months ended August last the exports Of
csrs and parts were valued at 1850. 400, as
compared with %, 04l, 1874 during the corre-
sspondlng period in 1905 and 81 .s22, 400 for the
VSIst eight months OF 1904. During August Of
snlsYear the shipments OF cars and parts were
.u,sesuned ~ follows: United Kingdom. el22,-
~; france. $3.50: Germany, $500; Italy,
np,is9, other. European countries, o.. $50:
ss,r.lsh North America. $50, 2lO; Mexico,
80 COS. West Indies and Bermuda. eI2, $50;
,ceontn america, el7,098; British East Indies,
S,3ls British Australasia, sil ,I24; other Asia
no pceania. 10000; all other countries,
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NiOT0R BOAT.
o SALE $1,000.

Two 20 q. MOtOr-bOats equipped for salt
water. LoIier Motors. Cost $5iS.OO last
June. Used as tenders TO my yacht
Adele" Condition guaranteed perfect.
Cash and shipping directions must be sent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

new deparure At the Franklin factory Is tho
manufacture Of tops. In arranging for this work
they have devoted q large space on the top nOor OF
able 10 turn out tops In large numbers, This Ad
dirIo1 viii can for the employment Of q large mum
her Of t0pmakerS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

A c. stewart. q motor enthusiast Of the Pacific
slope. writes the following letter anent the merits
weeks tdp to the Yosemite Valley with the nrst
Doris car. / carried q complete camping outrt
whole weiThinx about 1900 pounds. We covered
Hbout 1000 miles. averaging about 100 miles pc:
dAy' sometimes running as high as nneen miles
10 the gallon OF gasOlene. The trip Is a mountain
Gus one and over some rough. steep roads. With
me eTceptiOn OF refining the brake.
owing TO the extra load OF trailer, ! had no trouble
with inc car Barnett jackson Company arc
handiin9 the Doris here for 1907. and report CON
xiderabIc progress since they initiated their cam
DaiGn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

A big six cylinder StOddard Dayton Will be Ol
view al the new salesrOoIn on broadway at Fifty
seventh street early this week. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

r.. ID. WInans OF the Michelln Products Selling
Company IncO has resigned his position as gen
eral manager. Mr.. Wlnans IL In 81 health and
will 70 10 California for q much needed rest. Edward
VI. Eiveraon, treasurer OF the company, has taken
control OF ltA affairs a. general manager,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

In the last two days q large number OF persons
have visited the salesrOom Of the Com
pany Of New York 70 inspect the 1907 Olds, the INST
mired the new car and noted Its many Improve
mentS over, the 1908 model. The horse power OF
ne I0OT OldRmobIIe has been increased from -
10 10. thirty -four inch wheels are used both front
and rear. the dashboard Is OF mahogany. the ton
resu n iarreF. and q trunk rack. tire carrier. very
noWerfuI lamps and several other extras are in
GUIDED In the equipment. The mechanism 10 more
sccessihle and Che transmission Ia lifted with an
inesriocEinr device khlch makes IL impossible TO
stdo me Tears. T6 general design and detail
nnish arc very handsome.
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On Tuesday evening. October 10, the TlchenOr-
Grand Company will formally open their nne new
building, located ~ Sixty-nrst street ana BROAD
way. There VIII DO an electric. light exhibition
OF &c saddle snA harness horses CONSIGNED by
Harblson a Co., Lexington, Ny, Ellsworth q
McNaiT. Samuel C0EEens. Chicago, and others,
priOr 10 their sale by auction on Wednesday and
fhurSdAy. Entries OF automobiles, horses, car
riagss, harness, &C. will be received up TO s ?. NJ.
on Tuesday. 4
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The handsome chassis OF the LOzieT 1901 car has
been received at the LOzieT salesr0om on Broadway
and h attracting much attention from visitors On
AnfomohIle row. The 1907 Lokier chaaaes are being
nhlpDsd from the factory On coach bandsul ~ the
roe % avs per weed and 1901 deliveries w CON"
menco On October -.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-02-01
OTHER SIDE or TaE WORLD.
British India still las 81 400 people
being cared for by the relief fund.

| British India still las 81 400 people
! being cared for by the relief fund.
/ The maritime customs revenue Of
! China for 1905 shows an increase OF
/ 200, 900 over that of 1901
! Australia's primary productions have
! been unexa implied iii yield and value
! during the two years last past.
The Commonwealth ~ Australia re
ceived So, 100000 last year for duties
on imports. decrease OF S24j,000.
Japan's exports for tie ten months
ended October amounted TO Si26. 800
90 and her imports 10 S2l1.201,o00.
Tie trouble IN Japan about the Chi
nese students III that country has been
settled. but not without 1000 Of them
returning to China.
In the first eight days Of December
Manila hIrbor received five vessels
from across the ocean and twenty-One
from cOastwise steamers
Persian exports and Imports for the
year ended March 80, 1905. show .
decrease OF SS.i9e.t+h. which is attrib-
uted 10 the troubles in Russia.
New Zoalnnd is to have direct steam
ship communication with Canada, rot
less than six trips each way each year.
fine Governments are 10 give subsidy
OF $50, 900 each.
Last summer. owing 10 floods. 10000
Japame>t soldiers in Northeastern 10
rea lived for fifteen days Oh One-third
ralious while building bridges all the
time. There WAS not a mIrmur OF
discomfort.
The Commonwealth Of Australia mas
prohibited the importation Of opium
except for medicinal purposes. All the
States viii lose money II. this action.
pHc of them. Queensland, will lose
$50. year.
IEe State Of New South Wales Com
mDuneaIlh Of Australia. Increased its
imports in 1905 lay $T.J00.u00. but i
also increased it's exports 10y $1,000
O0o, Il trade gain of $42,JoO,oo0. That
State j. prosperous.