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THE OREGOfT DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST " 6, 1904.
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PLUNGER RYAN IS
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' ' (Joarnal Special Service.) ' ''
, Bt Louis, mo., Aug-. . Conn 3. Ryan,
' the heaviest race track -plunger that St.
. loui has aver produced, has been
- brought back from New York to stand
trial on four Indictments charging -him
K with ths embesslement of $800,000. He
" , Is at liberty on bonds furnished by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary lAtoney.
These charges, Including many other
. - charging him with the larceny of smaller
, amounts, were framed up against Ryan
. ,by the man who has been after htm for
a lorig time. Circuit Attorney . Joseph
, Folk, Missouri's candidate for governor.
Ten minutes -after Ryan arrived over
the Pennsylvania, his attorney, Charles
iNolan, stepped from an Illinois. Central
,'traln revealing a chase which tWe at-
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tomey made from Mew Tork as ths re
sult of a rune the detective had played
to get th prisoner. ,
Nolan declare that Ryan was kld
. naped by the detective and an attorney
who went to Jersey City to represent the
. stats In any legal proceedings which
. might arise. Nolan Is outspokon In de
nouncing ths method which ha says was
- used In taking Ryan out of New Jersey.
Here In St. Louis 1 where Rysn is
really at home. It Is here that he killed
, "Red" Houlihan, and whers he himself
was shot and almost killed by the friend
' of Houlihan. It was at tle south side
track that Ryan Jumped the fence and
raced away from the hundred or more
excited player who had bet liv hi book.
It was here that he kept one of the
toughest saloons in Missouri, . and re
, laxed from the more serious stress of life
' to take part In such festive amusement
-..'a stealing dead Chinamen from their
coffins to make companions of them en
tours, through the tenderloin. ,
i Tallow-Slamoad Hong.
' In New York John J. Ryan Is known
I as a flashily-dressed, yellow-diamond
wearing plunger who boasts that he
- never falls to bet on a race and nevet
. beta less than a thousand. Stirring tale
I are told of his carrying baskets filled
'with bank note to th Saratoga track
to take up his markers.
. Here In 8f Louis, Ryan 1 known a a
"welcher," a men-killer and one of the
moat notorious of 4he toughest set lh St
.. Lout, v' " , ' '.'..
It ws her In Bt Louis also that he
started the get-rlch-qulck scheme that
' got him Into trouble and which finally
, , brought him beck her on a requisition
from the governor of Missouri.
acada) Kanjr Snemle.
In St Louts he ha alway been known
, a "Baldy" Ryan, a nam which nature'
Inroad upon hi man made possible.
He mingled in politics here, and even be
jfore he killed his man had made so
' ' many enemies that he never ventured
abroad without a weapon. With "Cuddy"
Mack, John McOUllcuddy, tried for kill
, Ing . J. H. Lahmer, and others, . Ryan
organised a gang opposed politically to
that of "Snake" Kinney. With Mack, he
owned and personally sujervised one of
. the toughest saloons In St Lbut. called
The Metropole. Thl was In- Olive
street Later he owned a saloon at
Sixth street and Franklin avenue, which
"' was - alwsy under th surveillance of
the police, ,
Ryai made book at the South Bid
, track In the early nineties, but was
forced to quit . there ' after he bad
welched."
A horse named Valparaiso, was th
prohibitive favorite at rdds of 1 to- t.
, but Ryan. It Is Vld by th old gambler
of St Louts, offered I to 1 on th horse
' and to&k in all th - money he cold
handle. . .
Valparaiso won,' and although 'th
gtewer locked 'Ryan vaulted th
fence and made a successful get-away.
. Th track management later returned all
. the money that had been bet but not th
money that should have been won.
It was three year ago that, Ryan
killed "Red" Houlihan in .the saloon
which he owned In partnership .with
"Cuddy" Mack.
Just whst brought about the killing
has never been learned . officially, as
there Was .none present but friends of
Ryan and Mack. Houlihan wa a police
character and a ward heeler, and after
a brief quarrel Ryan thrust a revolver
against Houlihan's stomach- and shot
him. . The man died before he could
make a statement and while Ityan was
arrested the grand jury could never get
together evidence enough to Indict.
. It was Jlot long. after this-that Ryan,
while standing on the corner of Twelfth
street and Clark avenue, was phot In the
abdomen. ' One of the Kinney ' had
paased but a short-time before ' . and
Ryan accused him of doing the shooting.
but later retracted this statement.
' It was on the night ' of - March 20,
1900, that Rysn I said to have taken a
dead Chinaman from his coffin In order
to enliven an otherwise dreary evening.
He afterward proved an alibi, butt was
shown that the two men he had been
with the grester part of the .evening bad
uncofilned one Gam Lee, mayor of
Chinatown, who was lying in state in
Hop. alley, and that they .had driven
merrily about town in a cab with the
dead Chinaman and had created some
thing of a sensation' in several saloon
by taking the gaudily dressed body Into
bar room and standing it bealde the
bar while ' they toasted the corpse.
Wearying of this after a while they left
the body lying in the street where It
was afterward found and taken to th
morgue.
Became nationally Botorlooa.
It was not until bis. get-rlch-qulck
concern caiiapsed in February, 180J,
that Ryan became nationally notorious.
At that time there ' were -several so-
called Investment companies in opera
tion, each of these promising to pay 4
ana o per cent a. week to subscribers.
The largest of these concerns wa the
EL J. Arnold Turf Investment 'company:
At th head of the second In sis and
Importance wa John J. Ryan. .It waa
called the John J. Ryan Co-operative In
vestment company. (
It was' discovered when th crash
cam that he had iO.OOO subscriber . In
all part of th country Vnd that at
that stage of the game he had tl.too.OOO
In caah taken from these victims. The
federal bankruptcy settlement gav to
each of the subscribers something like
i cent on the dollar. Ryan, It 1 said,
took out of St Louis the creater Dart
of these "Investments" and . that on this
money he ha been doing hi sensational
plunging ever since.
Start Outlaw BAo Track.
In connection with hi "et-rich-aulck
schema he started an outlaw race, truck
at Newport Kr. This waa nrtihi, h.
pnost marvelous affair of the sort ever
siaMlsned.t. Steward, timers, horse,
jockey, all belonged to Ryan, and It was
nera mat na Juggled with his subscribers
money. Based on. this scheme, his litera
ture became moat enticing atuff. And th
subscriber fell over themselvea to get
at mm ana give mm their money.
When Circuit Attorney Folk got after
these "Investment" companies this
schema fell to piece and Ryan' com
pany collapsed. Later there was a new
development In th case when th Inves
tigation of the poatofflce department
scandal showed that Ryan' mall had
been favored In a anoet auspicious man
ner, and, Daniel Voorhles Miller, second
assistant to Deputy Attorney-General
Tyler, wa Indicted for conspiracy. Th
jury dlaagreed on the first trial, and on
th second Miller was acquitted.
' Wears XVoad Shirt.
Ryan appeared In the east last year,
spectacularly dressed In clothes that
would have disturbed the slumber of the
Inmate of a deaf and dumb asylum.
He always' wore the loudest shirts he
could buy, selecting those with combina
tion of red and yellow and purple In
broad stripe. A quart of yellowish white
diamonds adorned his chubby linger and
sparkled gloqmlly from his collar button,
the front of his shirt and from every
available place upon which a diamond
could be fastened.
Ha plunged spectacularly In the east
nd won hi greatest notoriety by betting
tla.OOO on Irish Lad at Saratoga and $30,
ooo on Africander. It wa at Stratoga
that h carrl.il tJO.Mo o th track in
coupla of largo basket In nn automobile
to take up hi marker of th day before.
H had offer! n, -heck for (hi amount
at- one of th local bank and had de
manded bill for it. '. There wer but few
$100 bills n th bank, and he was forced
to take th greater part of the amount In
Ave and ten. His advent at th track
wa the cause of a. sensation.
Last October he was ruled off the New
Tork race tracks; but wa reinstated last
January. L . .
, . Bnjoy Ooney Island. ' .
Although practically n th custody f
the detective who went from her to
make his arrest, Ryan had s.n enjoyable
time at Coney Inland preceding his return
to Bt Loula He went to "Dreamland"
with "Dan" CVRellly, one of his lawyers,
his friend, John Consadlne, and Detective
Lee- KUIIan of. Missouri, who had In his
pocket Governor Dockery' warrant for
Ryan, countersigned by Governor Odell,
and who treated Ryan with great con
sideration. ,
At Coney Island Ryan met-Cornelius1
Fellows, Jr., Bydey Paget, Da Couroey
Forbes, "Jack" Follannbe and other
racing men, who wished to talk to htm
about the sale of his horse In the pad
dock at th Brighton Beach race track.
The whole party went to Johnny Con
sadlne' cafe dn th pier at Dreamland
and the popping of eork and the "fls"
of -champagne wer Ilka tha roar Of the
wave and their foam.
.Only Detective KUIIan drank lemon and
eltser,. but he seemed to enjoy himself
very, much Indeed. He wora two huge
diamonds In, his shirt bosom and on
on hi finger,- whose brilliancy almost
eclipsed th gem that decorated. Ryan.
Everybody talked horse, the damp air
was full of Reliable; for which ih get-rlch-qulck
man, expected $35,000; of Mon
ster and Paul Clifford, Metros, Paget, j
TWO LITTLE GIRLS
HEIRS TO $ 1 5,OG9,G00
iou. iTiuoi two uma rrav-
DATJOHTX AXOirO AJOUUOAw
wiiiTinii muiiii an
WAS MBS. 9AM Sim WOU
B tASI MAmmiAOS. ,
1 New Tork, Aug. . -Th two llttl
IIMOO.OOO heiresses, Laura McDonald
tallo and Helena McDonald , Stallo,
daughters of Edward K, Stallo, who re
cently married Mrs. "Dan" Hanna. ar
not going to change their nam' to- Mo
Donald to Inherit the Standard Oil mil
lion of their maternal grandfather,
Alexander McDonald, president of the
Standard Oil company of - Kentucky.
They do not need to change their names
to propitiate their grandfather. They
are going to inherit the Standard Oil
million . anyway. They have been
reared and educated from their birth to
the expectation of soma day becoming
mtatresse of the fortunes of $18,000,000
each. ". . .. '' , ' . ..
Last week Alexander McDonald ap
plied to the courts to be. made guardian
of the personal fortunes, amounting to
$1,000,000 each, which th two children
posses. The action gave rise to the
rumor that Mr. McDonald was going'
to adopt th two .little girls, change
their !ame to McDonald and make them J
his heirs, in rumor gave tna impres
sion that the children were to be
adopted by their grandfather because
of the marriage of their father to Mrs.
Msy Harrington Hanna. . the divorced
wife of young "Dan" Hanna. .
Story Is Denied.
' ' An official denial of this story ha
been Issued by Henry C. Qulmby, Mr.
McDonald's attorney, and the friend and
assoclata of Mr.' Stallo.
"There was never any question of
adoption or alteration of the children'
MRS. MAT HARRINGTON
' - HANNA STALLO. i
name," said Mr. Qulnby. . "Tha appli
cation of Mr. McDonald to be . made
guardian of the children' fortune had
preference alone to the property left them
by their grandmother, Mr. McDonald'
wife. . Mrs. McDonald was a very rich
woman In her own right and died, a shs
Intended, without leaving a wil. Her
entire1 fortune of IS, 000,000 went ac
cordingly, to her husband and her two
grandchildren, her only heir at law,
sine her only ohlld, th mother of th
two' children, had died several years
before. Mr. - McDonald was made
executor of the estate, and, to facilitate
tha management of the property, had
himself made guardian of the $2,000,000
inherited by tha children as well a hi
own $1,000,000.
"The published account of this mat
ter and th misapprehension arising
from It have given th Impression that
the relations between Mr. Stallo and
Mr. .McDonald were somewhat strained
because ot Mr. Stallo' marriage to
tha former Mr. "Dan" Hanna. This la
not true. In th Ohio day of th Mc
Donald family, when Mr. McDonald'
business interest were In Clifton, near.
Cincinnati, th McDonald' were friend
of th Hanna. Mr. Stallo, who alway
lived with the McDonalds, even after his
wife died, knew Mrs. Hanna, and ad
mired and respected her. He understood
perfectly, did Senator Hanna himself,
that th difficulties between Mrs. Hanna
and her husband wer not of her mak
ing. When, eight year afte tha death
of the first Mrs. Stallo Mr. Stallo mar
ried Mrs. "Dsn" Hanna, there was not
th slightest objection mad to th
union by Mr. McDonald. .
Both Saaattfnl Chlldraa. '
Th children hav been with their
grandfather a great deal of the time,
and have been reared in the-expectation
of inheriting hi vast wealth. It hs
leaves his fortune to them and at
present they ar hi only heir at law
they will each receive about $16,000,000.
If ha doe not they will be compara
tively popr receiving only tha $1,000.
000 each left them by their grandmother,
with it natural Increment
"The little girls are now 11 and 14
year old. They are both very beauti
ful children, and hay all th advan
tage of travel and foreign society.
Their" paternal grandfather, John Stallo.
of Cincinnati, wa in mister to Italy
under Cleveland and, during his resi
dence In that country, had th Bt alios
and the two little girl with hint A great
part of the time."
Monocordos, Chief Mllllkln and the others
that wer to com under tha hammer, of
what t they can and cannot - do on tha
trace; ana ,oi me . price they should
bring. . V
Then Messrs. Fellows, Paget end their
Immediate friends went their way.
rerseoatlsf for VoUtloal Meet. v
Afterward th talk turned ' to Ryan's
arrest Every one agreed that - Ryan
would "beat It," that Circuit Attorney
Folk, who la tha Democratic candidate
for governor of Missouri was really per
secuting an Innocent man for political
effect. - .
"Outmgeouat" Anottier bottle!" "
Detective KUIIan continued to drink
lemon and seltser and seemed to . be
deaf.
About 11 o'clock at night Ryan went
to hi fine- noma at Bensonnurstr' and
Kllllan went with him. They went on
tha pleblan ears, as Ryan saw proper
to us neither his big - auto nor his
open carriage with hi liveried negro
driver. .
To be sure, Ryan, missed seeing th
race and was somewhat bored by torn-
Dllcated proceedings In th courts. But
even in the criminal court building Ryan
amused himself by giving a tip on Gold
Tn In the Holiday stake st Brighton
Beach. Gold Ten ran second. -
Beside he dined at his horn at Ben-
senhurst with lot Of good fellow.
III
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70 ALVIst Camera,
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' 20 Chicago Cot
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The Cable Co.,
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One Oonevsr rrand piano, apeclel mabocany
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Two Cenorer eablnst srand nprtrht plaaosi
spsolal mahoa-any oas; vaJus. 1800 each.
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special mahocanr oaas: valus t.VM each.
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special finished maiioranr oew; value, f MtO.
Far Twa Neat Nearest Eetlmataa
Two Apollo eoocsrt raad piano playarel
apeclai atahoe-aar cases; value S50O aacb.
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One Oonover cabinet arand apristit plaaei
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Two Apollo erohsatral trand piano playarsi
spactal mahosany case; value. 1400 saca. .
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One Klncaburr piano; special mabocaay
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Ons Klnnbury piano; spaclal Snlahsd walnut
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mataa Two Klnrabury apricot pianos: oak
eaaj.; vaJuiWoo each. , i
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with epeclal daalcned maitocany case; value,
27 aacb. .
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Ihalae l Apolloatts plans players; maho
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Two Chlcaro cettaco arcane, beautifully
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valua. Illjt each.
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mates Vour rhieaco eottace orcaae; oak;
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value. tMlaarh. ,
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watches' set with diamond; (Iftaea Jswaia;
For
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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PRIZES FOR EARLY ESTIMATES
Tern naareat oorreot astlmat reeeived aa or after Annst 1, and bafor
Asuraa IS, on Oonover Cabinet TXprlrut rlaao, vaJo $840.
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IMPORTANT. STATISTICS
TOTN IN OTHEN TBAlUk -
The TOT AX POPTJLAK VOTE tar Praeldeat
la the year
ladd was.,
lHtat wee..
d.frM.TM
i!R4.dH..lnersese of df tS par rani
1H7V wee.- .4rin.l.5.. Increase ot 1!
12 let percent
18t was.. .4I2. 7.1.1. .Increase of SO 10 per cent
ato was., ,2i.4't.. Increase of 47 percent
1SN4 was.. 10.044. fd.. Increase ef 0T per cent
hm$ was..l.t.)w..lncras of 18.10 per cent
5 Mil waa. .12 (vo . 101. .Increase af SMparesnt
m4 was.. 1$.(W.11J.. Increase ef 15 45 percent
u0 waa..lt,o$..lDarasa s( M set cent
. exmvt PiaTjRE, .
. The total population ef th tTnlVsd Atatec (not
fncludlns Territories the Dletrlct of Columbia.
Hawaii, tba Philippines, and Alaska! la the
rear
10 was 4.m $40
iatso was.,
UK) was..
SOS wae (
........... ...........B? Ill 811
T4 5 444
(estimated) ejaaa
Collection f'C'fts ! bi awardad !o
for Praildenl at thai Unitad-Statu at tha tomlnf aleotloit to ba bold Novambar 8( I9J4.
SOME oiF? THE LEADING PRIZES:
First PrlioWlntoa Touring
. ad guaranteed by Tha Wlataa
CONDITIONS OF THIS GREAT CONTEST-.
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Ikas est dollar. '.... . '. ' '
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modal: Inlaid; value. $411 each.
.For Foar Next Neareet Eetl-'
mates Pour "Adler vlollna." Stradlvaiiua;
Ivory trlnimlnca; with bow; value. a. h. '
For Tea Next Naaraat Esti
mates Ten heavy quadruple allrar plated tea
acta; cuarantee of Amarloan dllrer company;
valua, $43 each.
For Foar Next Naaraat Estl
anatse Tour EM win cultara; solid maJMcWyT
Value. $40 each.
Far Tea Next Neareet Batlmataa
Tan Columbia craphophonea; elaborate
cabinet; thirty Inch horn; value, $40 each.
For Four Next Neareat Esti
mates Four Sdwln cultara. concert else;
solid rosewood Inlaid: value. $Meech.
For Tea Next Neareet Esti
matesTen Orand Rapids ballbsaiinc sec
tion aj bookrasee; solid mabocany; leaded
Cleae, four hook aertiona; value, tftft aah.
For Tea Next -Nearest Eetl
mataa Tan Kalamaaoo steal ranees, with
hi ah eloaet reaarvotr, for soft ooej, hard coal,
coke, or wood; there le no better store made
than the Kalamaaoo. and tha manufacturer
will refund tha valua of tha etova If not aat la
factory; valua, $33.
For Four Next Neareet Batl
matno Pour Amatl model "Offenbach" vio
lins; excellent tone: with bow; val.. $.IAearh.
For Foar Next Nearest Esti
mates Four 8. 8. mewart banjos; "I'nl
varsal ravorlte"; 11 Inch l heavily Inlaid;
value. .n each.
For Tea Next Nearest Estlmatea
Ten Kalamaaoo tmae burners: handsomely
flnlahad and nickeled: value. $.1i ,V each.
For Six Neat Nearest Estimates
Six Kdwla mandoline, Neapolitan model:
Flaao, waloe 4O0.t
-for aearcat eorreot ectlmate oa e
-
15, oaa XlBcsaary TJprlbt JPlano, valua
THE JOURNAL
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
la Portland and -other cities where pa
per 1 delivered by carrier:
Dally and Run'aZe-l year ...IT.r.fl
Dally and Sunday, t months 171
Dally and Sunday, I m on the 1.(0
Dally (not Ineluiiln; Bunday). 1 yr.. 1 00
Dally (not Inrludln Hun.), $ mot;, l.Ti
Dally (not Including Sun.), 1 moe... 1 09
. By Kali.- ' . . :
Dally and Nundsy, 1 year. ........ .17.00
tlrlly and Sunday, months.. J. 75
Dally and Sunday. 1 month....... t0
Dally (not Including Btin.)i 1 yr... too
Dally (not Inchirtln Pun.), mo.., 1.75
Dally. (not Including Sun.), Smoa.. 1.40
Sunday only, 1 year S.oo
Sundsy only. month .- 1.00
Seml-Wrekly.M year l.r.O
Weekly. 1 year l.oo
La
participants mang niaratt corrtct
Car, Model 1904, manufactured
Motor Carrlag Co., Clevslsad, Ohl. '
300 Piece Heavy
.Silver Plate,
Press - '
American Sliver
, Co. ;
100 Orephopheaes,
- fusrsnteed hy
Celaaihl
' Phessgrsph Gr
flftiea rlba; peart Inlaid; value, $.!. each.
Far Tea Next Neareet Esti
mates Ten Kalamaaoo si eel ran tea: T their
reservoir; soft or hard ooai. coke, or wood;
value. $.10 SO each. .
Far Tea Next Neareet Eatlmatee
Ten Orand Rapids ballbearlnc. sectional
eodWcases; aolld mahocanr, with leaded
Class: three book eectlontr value, Vi saca.
. Fai
or Tea Next Neareet Estlmatea
Ten heary quadruple plate flra piece tea
acta: American Wlver company; val. $30 each.
ror roar next nearest avati-
matae Pour Wacnar eoaosrt aoloiat violins;
ebony trlmmlnca; Una tone; with bow; value,
$.'40 each.
For Tweatp Next Naaraat Eatl
matee Twsnty Al-Vlata panoramlo cameras;
extra rapid rectilinear lent: valus. $30 each.
Far Faur Next Naareat Esti
mates Pour Edwtn cultara; eolld rosewood;
Inlaid; value. $30 men.
For Twenty Next Naaraat Esti
mates Twenty Columbia craphophonea:
elaborate cabinet; twenty-two inch born;
valus. $30 each.
- For. Four Next Neareat Estl
matea 'Pour H. S. Stewart ben)oe: slersa
Inch; thirty brackets; best Rocsrs bead;
Vahie, $'0 each.
Far, Tea Next Naaraat Eetlmataa
Ten Orand Rapids ballbearlnc sectional
bookcases: oak; iaadsd class; four section;
value. $27 HO each.
For Tea Next Naaraat Eetlmataa
Ten Kalamaaoo steal renew; T shelf sad
reserrolr: value. $27 (W each
Far Three Next Naareat Esti
matesThree centlemen's watches: ssrsn
Jeweled Ltwentr rear rase; value. $27 SO each.
' For Tea Next Neareet Eatlmatee
Tea Orand Rapids ballbearlnc. sectional
bookcases, aolld mahogany: valua. $20 each.
For Foar Neat Neareet Eatl
matee Pour concert vlollna: Amatl modal;
powerful tone: with bow; value. 12.1 eaoh
For Faar Next Nearest Esti
mates Pour "atarllnc" banjos; sieves Inch)
Jwenty-four brackets;! heavy Inlaid; raloa,
2A each -For
Twenty-Five Next Naaraat
Estimates-Twenty-Are Al-Vlata panoramic
cameras; value. $1 esc.h.
For Two Next Neareet Eetlmataa
Two woman's eolld cold chatelaine watches;
eleht teweied movement: value. 25 ach
For Tea Neat Neareet Eetlmataa
Tan Kalamaaoo eteel ranees, for soft or
hard coal, coke, or wood: value $7 50 each.
For Tea Next Neareet Eetlmataa
Tan Orand Rapids ballbearUvc sectional
bookcases: solid oak; value. $22.5neaci.
For Six Next Neareat Eatlmatoa
Hlx Rrlncton women's watches: Jeweled
movement: ten year cases; value. $2T SOaach.
Far Twenty Next Neareet Eatl
matee Twenty Columbia trephophonee; six
teen Inch horn: value, $22 TO each
Far Tea Next Neareet Eetlmataa
Ten Orand Rapldt hallbearlnc sectional
bookcases' aolld oak; value. $20 each.
For Four Next Neareat Eatl
matee Pour Edwin mandolins: Italian mod
al: -mahoaanr Back; ebony flnaer board;
value. $an each.
r or r mm r
metee Pour Edwin banjos; beautiful pearl
Inlaid; twenty-two nickel brackets; value,
''rlr Foar Next Naaraat Esti
mates Fnin- Edwin mandolins; deep Italian
modal; rosewood flncar board; value, $ICU8
each.
' For neareet oorreot estimate oa
Cosr Boton.
temper is, oaa Xln'sbary Tprlat Flano, ralo 937.
ror nearest eorreot ectlmate oa or aftar eytmber 18,
bat1 1. oaa Elnrsbary Vpri-lit Ftaao, waja S3SO.
after October
X. aad before October
S3 ad.
SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
(Cat thl ut and flit la carefully.)
.ado find $
! oooaooaaa
NOMMtaMstttM eeeea a aoaaeaaoevaao
to apaty on tubscripiloa ao
cotmt. This aiavoont is In pay '.
Wknt for thm
1
.... .H. ... M, ,M , ..
(State whether Dallv. Sunday,
Weekly or Semi-Weakly.)
Journal for .
aa
r NwHTJ0. iMtNiM Meea4aee4eeaeaeeeee ease oaaj eraeee tes.
Pott office..
P
aitlmatcs aa tha
Mason and Hamlin Orand, Conavor
Grand, mad and guaranteed by
WFteLA .'V bV ' ' W
' -The Cable Co., Chicago. '
SO Range and Stove, mad aad
guaranteed by The Kalamazoo
Stove Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
0 Maslcsl loetru'
sseats, gaarsateed
60 Orand Rapids
Bali-Bearing Sec
tlooalBookCaaes,
made and guaran -.
by Was. Teal
Bra. Co., Chlcaeu.
100 Oeas Safsty
Rssers,usrsateed
teed by Imperial
Furniture Co.,
Orand Rapids, s
Mictu
by 0cm Cutlery
Co., New Verk.
For Four Next Naaraat Batl-
mates Pour excellent Imitations of a real
old violin after Hleromyn Amatl; value, $13
each
. Far Twa Next Neareat Estimate
Two women's watchea; tan year easae;
elfht Jeweled; value. $1 aaoh. .
-Far Three Next Naaraat Eetl-matee-Tthwe
women's, 1804 ten year cold
filled ease.; seven lewelad: value. Irtajrh.
Far FIva Next Neareat Eetl.
matsa Five women's fancy cbetelalne
watches; eight Jewel Swim movement; value,
.'1Far3h'Flw Next Naaraat Betl
mates Plve Evlncton man's watchea: twan-ty-ona
Jeweled; tea year easej valus, $If"-'. .
For Twaaty Next Naaraat Eatl
matee Twenty Columbia craphophonea. oak
cabinet; ttxteen Inch horn: value. aleech
Far Flva , Next Neareet Esti
mates Five womaa'a tn y-ar case watohaa;
eltht Jeweled: value, $U each. ,
Far Faar Next Neareat Eetl-mates-Pour
Edwin banjos; "Toim Profee
donal": slsven Inch run; ealtskla hsad;
ar Vatr'Stit N..rt Batl
mates Pour men's watches: new model;
Kaeeraln open face cases; value. $10 eaoh.
For Twenty Next Nearaat Esti
mates Twenty Columbia rrahop hones; eak
cabinet; ten Inch horn; value. $1 each
For Twenty Next Neareet Estimates-Twenty
elxteen 'V.Ju,!."i J'.'T
var plate carvlnc ssta; r-World rand
AmerToaa Bllrw compaay; value, $1 sach
Far Flva Next Naaraat Eatl
matee Plre men's watches: Swiss movement;
sun metal caes; valua. $7 60 each
Far 100 Next Neareet Eetlmataa
100 Moore's Improved aonleakabls fountala
pens: 14 karat cold point; value. $2 50 each.
Fox 10 Next Neareet Eatlmatee-.
10 Oem safety rasora: with two blade. In a
morocco case: valua. $S.50 each.
For IOU Next Naaraat Eatlmatee
100 all ounce heavy quart ruple plats silver
platt T berry epoona, '-World Brand." cuaraj
ieed by American Silver company; value. $S
Fe-l.O0O Next Nearaat Eatl
matss 1.000 ooplss of ' Theodora ttonssvatt,
by Charles Bhtrens Banks i and Uroj rm
ttrone: handaomaly bound la sloth; value,
1For100 Neat Naaraat Bsttmatas
100 six ounce heavy qeexVnrple tVrrmr plata
cold meat forks. "Vorld Brand." cnaran.
teed by American Silver oompany; value.
eti m. w e w..e u.e
, er , m . -
Tales 1.0IJ0 copies of "Hodseon'a Lw Cost
marlran Homes, bound In cloth, contaln-
lac 100 plana ana rpeciueation. . .,. .i .
Var Sixty Next Nearaat Batl-
mates-"llty alt ounce beerr quadruple
vw Plata eurar shslls. "Vi-orld Brand, v
antead by American Sllvsr company; val
T5 cent each. .
ail
iar- '
value.
fur 1 HW next mai.
Bert- .
mates-. 0(0 copies of "Stephsa C. Poster-a
one Album" ; BO cents each, ,
Tfor BOO Next Neareet Bdtlmatee
BOO copies of "Plane Treaeiirea," volume ef
Instrumental music: value. BOcente each.
pr ISO Next Neareet Eetlmataa
ISO copies of "aonc Dlajnonds." master
pieces from all countries: val. 50 e,ntt each.
Far SAO Next Nearaat Estimates
tno copies ef "Ideal Oem at Encllea Sonne" S
value, SO cents each.
ar aftar
1. and
before Sp
bf or Octo-
m?J"" yj
My estlmatea of Tetal Tots ta be east ea
Nov. t, 104, for the offlce ef Presides! arel
eaoooaaw Statt ..,
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