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. . ' . .: . ; - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1804. 11 SAVS SOLITUDE KW3 HAS NO TERRORS full 111 f muML IN tha want column of today's Jouraal toy sa sdvertleemsnt eontslutng all-lettere le ths slphabet: yos can get your sdvertlument ' putillehea free In next Sunday's Jouraal want : columns It you And It out hud to do, and tt will pay yoa -well; try It. . CAT TWO YEARS IN A 3-INCH PRISON - f V St J i if- - ' f C . V . V r I'- " (Jooriul Bpactal. Sarrlc.) Nw York, July 10. After nearly two year of entombment, a striped cat, which wore no blue ribbon, but which ought to have a, medal (or determination to 11 v was uiidu uui iruin j L priaun between two walls tittle more than three Inches apart, still alive, but pressed Into some requirea. ' . v The prison which It occupied so Ions is between the two buildings ICS and 'IRS VAMt Fourth atreet. The cravtne hat- tween the two buildings Is closed front and back, and oven closed partly on the top by a tin roofing which once covered up the -ohaam, but - which - was . partly torn away when the cat. then a kitten, went down, and still remains partly open at the top. The depth of the chasm Is the height of the four story buildings between which the cat was caught. The efforts which the kitten made again and again during the early days of its im prisonment to climb up" these slippery walls, only to fall back, were watched with sympathy by the neighbors, and they became divided Into two factions those who thought that the kitten ought to be killed and relieved of Its misery and those who held that while there was life there was hope. , It goes without saying that this faction fed the cat.- - ' - v The cat liberated has proved as Inter, sting as was the' cat imprisoned. . The love of prison life is still with It. Hardly lad It been relieved from the choking It got by being pulled out of Its prison when It made a dash to get back Into the chasms- Thenr when it -was carried to the flat Immediately below the roof and placed on the floor, It Immediately started its lock-step promenade, forward and back, which It has kept up ever since. . i It Is not quite clear whether the cat, which Jhe neighbors long ago christened "Holey," because of the hole it was in, owes . its two-year imprisonment - to soma ' mischievous boy or to Us own clumsiness as a kitten, for . nobody knows precisely how it got down to the bottom of the chasm. When -the cat .went down, on September 1, 102, there NEW ANARCHST ! SOCIETY FOUND Among the questions that circuit court judges are required to ask appli cants for cltlsens' papers, dating from a short time after the assassination of President ' McKinley, Is: "Are you a member of any anarchist organisation?" . Proud In the consciousness that there were no Impediments to his being made an American -clttsen, Henry pustavus Wernecke, with erect figure and digni fied mien, stalked Into Judge Oeorge's chambers yesterday.- Henry la a native of Germany and came to this country In 181. He answered all the questions satisfactorily until Judge - Oeorge Inquired:- - - . . "Are you a member of any anarchist rganisatlonr ... ..-,...-. oxuraa nr mu ivxuv. (Joernal Special Brrvice.) Washington. D. C, July 10. A change In the bureau of steam engineering In the navy department will result from the retirement tomorrow of Captain J. JL Perry. He will be succeeded - by Captain Ubert F. Dixon, who Is now on duty st the Mars Island navy yard Captain Perry Is at present serldusly 111 with malarial fever at his home In this city. - . . ' - Artificial Bye nttea. ; lrK stock at D. Chamber! tt fth. 1 ' Jwl v V J lived on the top floor back of the build ing, at 163. John Poppelauer. with his wife and family. A new little Poppel-auer- arrived on that day, and the fathert' solicitous about the safety of his baby boy, decided to isolate the kitten upon the roof. Only the kitten knows what happened there. - - Once down In the hole, the kitten was not long - In -making its predicament known. What It 'lacked In lung power tt made .up In endurance and It howled by night as well as by day. . For day and nights after that the roof was filled with men and women who tried to pull up- the kitten In -one way or another, but - all to no - avail. Poles - were put down to the bottom of the crevice In the hope that the kitten would try to crawl up oh them, and pieces of meat fastened on strings were lowered in the hope of catching the cat like a fish. Despite the arguments of those who be lieved that the kitten should be allowed to starve, others threw food down to It. Meanwhile the kitten grew, and as Its grew its voice developed. The cat's predicament finally got to the notice of the Boclety for the prevention of Cru elty to Animals. The agent who came to Investigate was for killing the eat. The women almost mobbed him for his cruel point of view. He suggested shoot ing It, but the cat s friends argued that he might thus Jeopardise the safety of the occupants of the two houses. He tried the poisoned liver scheme, but the cat, though excluded from contact with its fellow felines, had its instinctive wis dom. The agent finally gave up. Many wondered - how - tb cat lived without drink. There Is a secret about that that not everybody knew, for when -all was dark and still upon ths roof one of the women of the house nightly lowered a can full of water to the prisoner. The cat's predicament came to the no tice of a former cowboy who had learned in the west the use of the lariat At o'clock yesterday morning he went upon the roof of No. Ml and in less than half an hour had caught the cat by the neck. It got a strangling, but also lib erty, if the door to the roof can be kept shut . . .- i . . ,..''. . "Tes,7 was his decisive answer. Judge George stopped In astonish ment, thinking he must have been, de ceived by his awn ears or that the man had not understood the. question. "Did I understand you to . say that you are a member of some anarchist or ganisation T" he queried. He .leaned sllghtl forward so as not to mistake the answer. r t . ' "Oh," yes," was the reply, "I belong." The court leaned beck In astonishment and drew a deep, breath. . , - "What anarchist society do you be long tor he sternly demanded. , ''The Maccabees,' said Wernecke. ' t , m rtrxuTa bibtxsat. (Joernal gpadal Berrlca.) , Washington. D. C July 10. Some one about the capltol today recalled the fact that this wss the fiftieth birthday of Congressman John Sharp Williams, the minority leader In ths house and tempo rary chairman of the recent Democratic national convention. The word was passed along the line and the result was that several messages of congratulation were aiapatehed to Mr, Williams from Democrat lo leaders who for one reason or snother have "been kept In Washing ton during ths dog days, -, - - . -? , f - - ' - - ' . "-, ' v ... i ' ,- i '- ' -' j V' J---, i--r . - ' ATTZB UTTJra TOB-A TBAB OB .axasbajt nuiro, wbzbs bks UW BsUTBJB WOMAJT BOB . oirrr.T), mxs. xbvabs bbubtxs tbat xao.us.Txov xa no ...yxVui After a period of one. year on the Island of TJnlnak. ons of the Aleutian group, daring which she saw neither woman nor child, Mrs. 8. F. Bhepard 1 In this city visiting friends and rela tives. Bhe is' the guest of Mrs. tf. M. C. Miller of Woodstock, and Mrs. , Klla Jonos, Goodnougn building, Fifth and Yamhill streets. Mrs. ghepsrd Is the wife of the light house tender of Scotch Cap Light sta tion. Alaska. Besides her husband there have been two other keepers at tire sta tion. They, with' Mrs. Bhepard. are the only occupants of the Island. Recently, however, the government ' has estab lished a light station at the other end of the' island and two keepers will be stationed there. So. when she returns the population of the Island -will have increased, to a total. of Ave. v Thirty miles from the station towards the center of the Island la the volcano Shlshaldln which 'belches forth a perpet ual stream of lava and smoke. For years. In. fact since Its discovery, the huge crater has been In constant erup tion. Little damage has been suffered by the island from the overfldw. : "But I never get lonesome." .Mrs. Bhepard said. . "There are only four persons on the Island Including myself and there is not another woman nor child for miles. I have always enjoyed my self there and always And something to do. " .' "The Island la overrun with foxes, which come around the station and even Inside the house. They are so plentiful and have seen so little of human beings that they don't know what fear la. Then It's Interesting to watch the -seals and whales "at play In the ocean a short dlstanrte from the shore. Both- abound In large numbers In those waters. , - "I frequently go hunting and have seen my husband kill many caribous. They are as large as Jersey cows fre quently and It's excellent sport to hunt them. The trouble is In getting the atr lmal to the station after killing it There are so few Inhabitants on the Island and some of them must 1e on duty all time that when a large cari bou Is killed we have hard work getting It to the station. "There are any number of beautiful flowers on the island. Throughout the summer and - Indeed during the winter there are varieties of blossoms and shrubs that are as pretty as any that can be found In the United Statea. ."The weather, there Is very much like that of Oregon .except that we don't have anything like the amount of rain that you have. The climate Is 'nearly the aame.' In summer It never gets disagreeably hot -while I have never known the thermometer to go lower than 11 degress above sero In winter. We see many icebergs floating by and it is a beautiful sight. "Heretofore we have received mall once In every eight months. It bns been arranged, however, that we will receive our 'mails every month from this time on, so that we will be In fairly good communication, with other parts of the world." Mrs. Bhepard left today for southern Oregon, where she will-visit friends a month before returning to this city pre paratory to returning to Alaska. SERMON SERIES: AT WHITE TEMPLE ' Dr. Brougher believes' in running1 "his church as vigorously In tha summer as in ths winter. He has planned a double series of short .sermons for the summer season, and will make the services brief and bright. Tha doctor says the temple will be cool and comfortable, and thre will be no reason why people should not go to church. He will be In his own pulpit . every Sunday and speak on the following topics: . Morning Series Bible Beliefs: July II. "God; Is He Known or Unknown?"; August 7, "Man; Is He the Son of a Gor illa T" August 14. "Jesus Christ; What Manner of Man Is' Her . August XI. "Ths Church; Is It a Social Club or Notr August 18. "The Second Coming: Whan and How Will Jesus Come Again t" Night Series "Innocents Abroad,' or Lessons from My Trip to Europe: July II.. "Crossing -the . Ocean, or the Mys teries of the Deep." August 7, "Lon don, or Life In a Great City." August 1, -"Paris, or-Life in a Gay City." August II. "Edinburgh, or Life In a Plo turesque City." August IS, "White Chapel, or Life In thw Abyss." 1 m 1 giafeiied snook Oaaned (roods, -AQea A Lewis' Best Brand. XT. ftOOO boad orzB. Contrary to the Impression which pre vails generally, the road to Mt. Hood over the Cascads range of mountains to Government camp has been opened. It was opened July i, snd Is said to be In good condition along Its entire length. 1 BgBHBB!iB"-n Are You Satisfied with the coffee you re drinking . If not,' it it your own fault. You f3 buy Golden Gate High grade grocers sell it. I and 3 lb. aromtMight tint. ; J- A. FOLCtR XX CO. aa rraMasee . a flat CeftVe Tkls Kagnlfloint ;-' total popular voto HERE ARE ff Cooover Uprights, 10 Kingsbury Uprights, mad and guaranteed by 1S3I Tha Cable Co.,' Chicago. ' ' 20 Apollo' Piano Playera, made: and guaranteed by The Mellvllle Clark Piano Co., Chicago. 70 AI.VI.ta Cameras, mad ass gaaraateed by Multtscepe aad tO Chicago Cot tage Organs, made and guar, anteed by Film Co., Barling, tea. Wis. . 9 New Royal Sewlaf Macbiaea, aiade end gaarssteed by UN. The Cable Co. Chicago. ' aols Sewing Machine Co., Chicago. For the nearest Correct Batlsaate On Wlntea touring ear. lwot modl. Tl autorooblU. with lu twraty borae-poww motor, la ooowdl to be tha moat perf.ct for rnral um manufacturad; vaiua, 12, W 1 Soeoad Neareat Correct Eetl. mate One Maaon Hamlin srand plaae, spwlal abonlawl out: valua, ILt"0, for Third Neareat Jailmate Ooa Coeovar sraad plaao, apaclal mahoaaay eaj; valua. ifoSo. Kor Two Meat Neareat Estimates Two CoBovar cabinet granS nprtjrht planoas epaclal mahofany oaaa; valua. ISOOaaoh. . ITor Two A ex t Neareat K.tlaaatoa Two Coaortr caMnat grsne uprlsht plaaoel nanoaany oasa; vaiua aarn. r n .xi K.ar.at llilliaal One Conovar ealitiwt araiwl unH.ht ni.n.f apaclal flnlahad mahoranT man: vaTua. f50o. For Two Next Neareat Batlaaatoa Two Apollo eonoart grand piano playam twciw manneanr caeaa vaiua iota aacn. For aa Heat Neareat Katia One Cenovar oah4nat grand nprtaiit SPMial maJhAramr caaa; value. 1 4(10, For Two Noa i Nearest Esrl. aiataa-rwo Apollo eonoart grand piano play era: apaclal mahofanr caau: valua. t4noaach. r.r aaai neareei a.eiiaaai Ona Klnaaburr aorlaht Man.: omcI.1 rtak Walnut doubla vartearad caaa; value. $400. For Two Next Nearest Estimates Two Apollo erahaetrai grand piano players! special nahoemny oaae; value, lno aach. For Neat Neareat Estimator Ona Klngabury ueiisht plane; rioa tnabdsany Vonaarad caaa; valu. $3T5. For Next Nearest Bstlmato One Klnsaburr piano 7 soadal naaogaay caaa: valua. I3S0. . For Two Next N.ar.at Bstt. mates Two Apollo orehaatral grand plaao playara: mahogany oaae; veJueLl4cO aach. For Next Nearest Estimator Ona Klnrabury planoi apootal fualabad walnut easa; vaiua, $mt, For' Two Next Neareat Estl Biatas Two Klnsabury aprisht plaaos; call caaa; valua. $S00 each. . For Two Next Neareat Bstt. matao Two Apollo maetar piano players, with epaclal designed naaogany ease; value, f 27A aach For Fear Next Nearest Bett. mates Fwir A polio maetar piano players la mahorsny nntanen oaaa; vajua, Taueacn. For Six Next Noareet Ea stl. matae lx Apolloatta plane players: anr flnlahad: valu. 7B aann. For Two Next Neareat Eat t ma tea Two Chicago cottage ersana, beautifully enlihed. black waJnut aaaa: value. ILCO aach. For Two Next Noareet Eetl. mateaTwp Chieae-o aotaase crsans; walnut! value. 112 each. for Fair - Next Noareet Bart, mat Four Chlcea-ocottae-aorsana; wmlnati valua, 115 aach. For roar Next Nearest Esrl. matae Four Chicago cottage organs; eak valua. Ilinaech For Foar Nest - Neareat Estl matee Four Chicago cottage organs; walnut; vaiua. tutfucti. - For Two Next Neareat Eetl. matae Two extra heavy solid gold nven's watrhaa; svntafl Jwela; value, I'aJrh. For Two Next Nearest Eetl. matae T.a extra heavy eolld sold ladle Watches: sat with dlamotad; attaao Jawals; Valua. To aacn. . - For Next Neareat Correct Esrl. j For aeareet aorroot oetlmato ro served heforo Aaaraat 1. ... C.a ever Cablaet Oraad aprlght plaao, valae f SOO. a,Far aearost correct oetlmato re ceived oa or after iag. 1 aad ce tera . IS, eae Coaovor Cablaet Oraad larlght Flaao, val. 8- IMPORTANT STATISTICS ' - ' TOTN IN OTHEN TNARsV, The TOTAL rOFTJUall TOTS for FreslSsat M the yaer - ;:-- . - M4 was.. ' m ' IMrtd was.. 9.714. V..lncreaaa of tt M percent K7 was.. 9 4e.lKo.. Increase of 11 M percent 879 wee.. 9.41 2.7it9.. Increaas sf 90 10 per cent 1ho was.. .,4il..lnorease of 9 47 peroent . A V. , tt.. M 1M4 was.. 10. 044 .. Increase of 07 par cant 1 km -. .11 jt.Ml Roo. . in nr-. .. off u so ear narl !9),.e9'.'.lBcr EWU. . 1. a ..ii,.-, "I t.wm v ill .. 19 J3.1fJ.. Increase of 18 49 percent was.. U.lC.o9.. Increase of Jt per sent ' CBNTOS FTOTJRX) - The total popuhtlloa of tha TTnlted mates (not Including TarrUnHea. tha District of Columbia, Hawaii, the Philippines, and Alaska la. the year , 1fl was i a.rt 40 lt0 was...-....,....r.4 V! 1 1d 91 j llev was 74 Om.444 lu8 was (setlmated) n 7s.2wo.444 im waa..llfl('u.So..lncrsaa of $ Be) per cent Collection el Gifts to be awards, to for Pr.sld.nt of ths Units d States at tho comlnf slsotlon to bo hold Novimbor 8, 193C SOME OP THE LEADING PRIZES: First Prlie Wlnton Touring and gaaraateed ey The Wistea COriDITIOIlS OF THIS GREAT CONTEST. This eaateel le based the total Tate to be eaat tee (be etflee f Prealdeat of tha l atitat States, aaa will elaaa at snldalsbt, No. eaabee Ttb, 104. The official flaarre of. tho a-overaaaeat will o. toraalao tho rea.lt, aa tho orlaee will bo awarded by a eoaaaalttoo of 4lal.tere.ted Jadsrea. Ketlaaatore will rooelvo eovtlfleate for task ostlaaato, aad th.ee will ..title tho holder, to a. eh prlaea as they saay wla. Whea the ooafeet le dexld.d each eatlaaator will ro. eolvo a prlated Met of tho saeosafal oatlaaators. ' - HOW TO MAKE It eoats yea aothlnar to beeatltled to partllpato. Tea say ealy the rocalar prle of tha paper aad yoa a;et f roo a ehaaeo to wla on. or aaoro of the 8,000 haaoeoaae aad valaahlo orlae. Yoa arc oatl. tied to oao aae.e for e.rh twoaty-f Ivo eeats paid oa sahserlptloa ae ooaat, provided reaalttaaeo aad aabserlptioa aro forwarded to. g.th.r, hat ao ostlaaato will be allowed ea BLreaafttaaea of-leea '"""""bTsTRIBUtlOn OF PRIZES. These S.OOO prises, valned at f 40,000,. arc all tho flaeet of their ktad to bo obtalaed la tho saarket, aad their ej.allty la sraaraateed by tho wolfhaowa flraas froaa whlah they were aarehased. They will bo diatrlhated to the wlaaers oa tho abeolato aaorlt of their eo . tlsaat.s by tho Ceatral Preaa Assoelatloa of C'hteaaro. la mm of a tio for tar ladlvldaal arise tt will bo awarded Jolatly. Partlel. patioa la this eoate.t Is aot ooaflaed to oar reader., a. the ooateat Is belaar advertised la a oamhor of other pahllealloae, tho sab. serlhers to all of which hovo aa eaal opportoalty to share la tha dtatrlbatloa of tho prises. SO HlghOradeSelld Uold Oold Pilled 100 Moore's Mea's sad Weai a's Watches. American Pen THE PRIZE mate Ona gwlas rapaatart stem wind, erven teen Jeweled gentlemen' waaohi open facef twenty year oaaa; atrlkae"bour and quarter; value, gfa. For Two Next Nearest Batl. mates Two Chicago cottage organs; walnut; value. $75 each. For Tea Next Nearest Eetl. mates Tan New Royal parlor cabinet sawing maohlnea: value, tTft each. , . For Tea Next Neareat Belli mate Ten Columbia graphophonee: hlrhly BnUhee mahogany cabinet; value, too each. - For - Tea Next Noareet Eetl. ' amtee Tan New Royal aewlng machines. For Two Next Nearest Bett. matae Ten New Royal aewlna- machine! aMjtornaucarop neai oaotnet : value, om eaon. ror rivt aexi aearoet isati. Biataa Two Chlcaao anttaM dmna: OaJnxitt Vaiua. lev eaoh. For Two Next Noareet Eatlv matas rive Al-Veta cameras (or comblnav Uan Aim and slaaa piatae;vmlu 40arh. - Far Two Next Neareat Esti mates Two extra heavy solid gold ladles' watches; fifteen Jewel; value, 100 each. Far Two Next Nearest Esti mate Two extra heavy eolld gold men's watches: fifteen jewel: value. A0 each. For Twoaty Next Neareat Eetl. matae Twenty Al-Vlata pa no ramie esmersa, tor nve-lnch Alms: value. 150 each. For Foar Next Nearest Eetl. matae Four Edwin guitars; solid rosewood: ebony Oiigerboerd; pearl Inlaid; value, SW each. For Foar Next Nearest Betl. mates Four Edwin gultara: solid rosewood; mlald. ebony fingerboard hed : vaj , Its each. For Six Neat Nearest Esti mates alx Edwin mandolins; deep Italian model; Inlaid; value, tat each. Far Foar Next Neareat Esti mate Four "Adler violins." Stradlvartuei Ivory trlmmlnga; "Kh bow; vejue. ten u-h. For Tea Next Noareet Eetl mates Tea heavy quadruple al 1 vw plated tea segueajite of Ajnarlaaa Bllvercotn parry; Far roar Next Neareat ' Eetl matae Foot BSdwla guitars; solid maltogany; TFJorT,e'aCext Nearest Eetlmatee Ten Columbia fraphophonae; elaborate eahlneti thirty Inch horn; value. 140 each. For Foar Next Nearest Esti mates Four Bdwln rut taxi, concert at! solid rosewood Inlaid; value. IBS aeh. For Tea Next Nearest Esti mate Ten Oraad Rapids ballbearing sec tional booBxaaea; aoltd mahorany; Teadea glaee, tourbook soctlons; value. 1.T5 each. Far Tea Next Neareet Eetl. mates Tea Kalamaaoo steel rangea, with nlrh closet raaervotr. tor soft eoal. hard eoal. ecka, or wood ; there is no batter etova made (aaa ina uianuna. ana tna manufacturer will refund the valuaX the stove It not aatls- Hz ma to ""fr. nry; value, aoa. or Foar Next Neareet Esti mates FVmr A marl modal "Orlenbarh" vie : axaellent tens: with Dow; val.. f.m earn, or Foar Next Neareet Eat!- mates Four 8. S. Stewart benjna; "Vnl-' veraai Favorita": 11 Inobj heavily laiaiat value. tVt Kl each. For Tea Next Neareet Estimates Ten KaJamasoo base burner: handeomely anlihrd and nlclreled; value. HI 8.1 eaoh. For Six Next Nearest Estimates Six Xdwla mandoline, Neapolitan modal; ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PRIZES FOR EARLY ESTIMATES. For acaroat correet octimata re ceived oa or afsar Aasr. IS aad Be fore Seat. 1, oao Klasrshary at- ' right faao, valae fdOO. For aeareet correct oetlmato oa or after Sept. 1 aad heforo Sept. 15, oae Klagshary ap right plaae. valae SS?S. THE JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION RATE In Portland and other cities where pa per Is delivered by carrier: Dally snd Sunday, 1 year ;$T.60 Dally snd Runday. 9 months ...... S.TS Dally and Sunday, S months 1 10 Dally (not Including Sunday). 1 yr. 1.90 Pall (not Including Sun.), 9 mos... 1.7$ Dally (not Ificludlng Sun.), I moa. . 1.00 Mf Stall.' Dally and Sunday, 1 yeaf. ....... ..$T90 Dally and Sunday, months...,,,. $.7$ Dally and Sunday, S months. ...... 1.90 Dally (not Including Sun.),' I yr... 9 00 Dally (not Including Sun.), moa.. I.Tt Dally (not Including Bun.), S mos.. , 1.40 Sunday only, 1 year 100 Sunday only, 9 months 1.09 Semi-Weekly, 1 year .!) Weekly, 1 year 1.00 participants maklitf niarest cornet Car, Model 1904,, manufactured Motor Carriage Co.. C4evelas, Oale. AN ESTIMATE. 300 Pieces Heavy Silver Plate, . Press-.'-. - American Silver - Co. 100 Orsphepheaes, gaaraaleedby Non-Leakable Fountain Pens. . - Co., Boston. Col an Ma Pheaegraph Co. Sttiea rib: pearl Inlaid; value. tl.M each. For Ten Neat Nearest Esti mates Tan Kalamaaoo steal ranees; T shelf reservoir; eon w hard soal, ooka, or wood; value, rw M each. For Tea Next Nearest Estimates -Tan Orand Raplda ballbeerinc. aectlonal bookcaava; eolld mahofany. with leaded glaaa; three book aactlona; value. $80 each. For Tea Next Neareet Eatlmatea Tan heavy quadruple plate Ave piece tea est,; American IHlver company: val. gSO aach. For Foar Next Neareat Esti mates Four Wsgner eonoart aolotst violin; ebon y trimmings; ons tone; with bow; valua, 30 each. For Tweatr Next Nearest Eatl matea Twenty AJ-Vlata panoramic camera, ; extra rapM rectilinear lane; value, A0 each. For Foar Next Neareet Eetl. males Four Kdwta guitars; solid rosewood: inlaid; value. S0 arV Tw' For Tweaty Next Noareet Bstt. mates Twenty Columbia graphophooes; elaborate cabinet! Iwenty-twe Inch aora; value. tQaach. For Foar Next Neareet Betl. mates Four H. 8. Btewsrt ban)os: eleven Inch; thirty Brackets; best Rogers head; valua. Ito each. For Torn Next Nearest Estimates Tea Orand Raplda ballbearing sectional bookcases; oak; leaded glass; tour sections; vajua. 927.110 each. . For Tea Next Nearest Bstlmatoa Ten KaJamasoo steal ranges; T shelf and raatrvotrivaJue, $27 B0 each . For Three Next Nearest Betl. mates Three gentlemen's watches: seven Jawaleditwenty year caaa; value. 127 DO each. For Tea Next Neareet Eatlmatea Ten Orand Rapids ballbearing, aectlonal bookcases: solid mahorany : value. 120 each. For Foar Next Nearest Entl. mates Fear soncert violins; A mat! modal; powerful tone: with bow; valua. 125 each For Foar Next Neareet Eetl matee Four "merlins" banjos: eleven Inch: twenty-tour brackets; heavy inlaid; value, For hlTweaty-FlTe Next Neareat Bet I mates-Twenty-gve Al-Vlsta panoramic camera, value. 2S each. ForTwo Next Neareet Eatlmatea Two women's solid gold chatelaine watoaas: eight Jeweled movement: value, 128 aach. For Tea Next Neareet Eetlmates Tea Kalamaeeo steel mnrea. for soft or hard ooai. soke, or wood; vaiueMa B0 eaoh. Vow Tea Next Neareet Eatlmatea Tan Orand Rapids ballbeerinc aeotlonal kookoaM: aolfd oak; valua i-V each. . For Six Next Neareet Eetlmatee Six Ffvlnxton women' watches: Jeweled movement; ten year maea: value. 2S BOj eyh. For Twoaty Next Neareet Eetl mates Twenty Columbia rraphophohea; six teen Inch born-value. fiS BO ch. For Tea Next Nearoet Estimates Ten Orand Raplda ballbearing sectional hockcaaea -eolld oa: Value. $20 each. For Foar Next Neareet Bett mates Four Edwin mandolins; Italian mod al: mahorany seek; ebony Oncer board; value, $20 each. For Foar Next Neareet Eatl. matae Four BMwtn banjos; beautiful peart Maid: twenty-two nickel brackets; value. Ear ' Foar Next Neareat Bett. mates Four Edwin mandolins; deep Italian model; rosewood Anew boardi value, $19,7$ For acaroat correct estimate oa or after Sept. IS aad heforo Oct. ' 1, eae Klagehary aprlgrht plaa., valae S8K. Fer aeareet correct cetlmate ea or after Oct. 1 aad heforo Oct. IS, oae Kl.aabary aprlght plaao, valae S3HO. . SUBSCRIPTION BLANK , (Cut this oat and All In carefully.) ' fasdoeew (far, 9. to apply 00 soNscriptlos so ootmL Thb aiaoont at In pay. met for the (State whether DaTly. irnrWIay, Weekly of Semi-Weekly.) Journal for .. Nam. Poster sxtlmatis on tho Mason and Hamlin Oraad. Conover Qrand, made and guaranteed by The Cable Co., Chicago. 50 Ranges and Stoves, made and guaranteed by The Kalamazoo . Stove Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. SO Maslcal laatra. aieats.-gBaraateed 60 drand Rapids Ball. Bearing Sec tlonal Bookcases, made and guaran. by Vs. Teek Bra, Cen Chicago. ieo Otm Safety Rasers.guaraateed teed by Imperial Furniture Co., Orand Rapids, . . Mich. by Otm Catlery Co., New York. For Foar Next Nearest Esti mate Four excellent Imitations of a rear old violin after Hlaramyn A mat I; value. $lS Fer Two Next Neareet Eetlmatee eTwo women's watrhee: ten year esses; eight Jeweled; value. $1$ each. Far Tkree . Next Nearest Eetl matee Three women' 1004. ten year cold Ailed ewe: seven tewelad: value, tlteach For Flvo Nest Neareat ' Esti mate Five women's fancy ohMelaine watches; sight Jewel Swiss movement; value. "fotFIto -Next Nearoet Eetl., mates Five Svlngtos -men's watohes; twenty-one Jeweled : ten year case: value, Jl each. For Tweaty Next Neareet Estimates-Twenty Columbia graphophptiea, oak cabinet; alxteen Inch horn; value, llsejch . For Flvo Next Noareet Eetl matee Five women's ten year case watohes; eight Jeweled: value. 914 tech. , srer roar nni - mates Four Kdwln banloe; slonal": eleven Inch rim; Tounc Profes- eaitakin head; value. $12 no eaca, , . For Foar Next Neareat Betl. mats Four men's watohea; new modal; kaaerxln open face eaaea; vaiua, 910 aach. Far Tweatr Next Nearest Esti matesTwenty Columbia eravnopnonae; oak Far 'Twoaty Next Neareet Estl- mates Twenty alxteen dwt. guaranteed flU plats carving seta; nono. jo t im-u, ativer enmnanv: valua. 910 each. For Flvo Next Nearoet Eetl. . mates Five men's wasrhea; Swlaa movement; gun metal ease; valua. 9T 60 each "Ver 10O Next Neareet Eetlmatee 100 Moore's Improved nonleakable fosntaia aens; 14 karat cold aolnt; value. 12 1 each. For lOO Next Noareet Eatlmatea 109 Oem safety rsaora: with two blades, la a moreooecaaa: value. 9.1 SO each. Par lOO Next Nearoet Eetlmatee 100 six ounce heavy quadruple Plata stiver' rlate berry apoona, v -ma o, d by American Silver eompanyj value, $9 each Far 1,000 Next Nearoet Betl. mates 1.000 copies or -meooor wooaavatt. by Charles Eucene Banks and toroy Arm stronc: haadsornaly bound la doth; vaiua, LF.7ioo Next Nearest Eetlmatee 100 six ounce bmvyquadrupls silver plate cold meat forks, 'World Brand.'' guaran teed by Aroprtcaa Silver company; value, ForMCi',000 ' Next Noareet Eetl matee 1.000 copies of "Hocraon's Law t'oat American Homes. bound In cloth contaln Inc 100 plana and apeelflcatlona: val. 91 each. Tret Sixty Next Neareet Eetl. matee-Slxty six oonos heavy quadruple all- . ver Plata urar hell, "World Brand," guar- ?nteed by America Silver company; vaiua, Scents each. . ' For 1,000 Next Neareet Betl. matee-JI.OSO eoplee of "Stepeea O, Foe lev's Sore Alhum'l; i cents each. - Vow BOO Next Neareet Eetlmatee $00 copies of "Piano Treaaurea." volume et Instrumental music: value, Wicente each. For SAO Next Neareet Eetlmatee ISO copies of "Song Dlamonrta." maater Bleces trim all countries; val. o o.nts each. For it.lO Next Nearoet Eetlmatee TV) copies of "Ideal Qamsof EnglaUi Songs'' vaiua, SO cents each, . iBSll' My estlmstas of Total Tot to be saet ea Nov. 9. 1904. tor the offlee of Frssldeet arel r