The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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SMALL INVESTORS MAKE BIG
profits. The Jno. ]. Ryan & Co.
breeding farm, bookmaking enterprise
and general turf speculations. whose
reliability is unquestionable for DEM
onstrating their ability to pay 5 per
cent. weekly on investments of $50 and
upwards. Investors in this company
have received per cent. every week
since 1t began to accept money from
the general public. Jno. ]. Ryan re-
Gently purchased controlling interest
In the Newport race track known as
the Queen City Race Course, justly
considered one of the finest mile tracks
in America. where he opened his race
meeting on Dee. 90 to run the year
round. The Jno. j. Ryan & Co. oper-
ates daily from seven to ten books at
his Newport track, and also operates
the Tuxedo Pool Room" Eleventh
and Brighton streets, Newport KY.
one of the largest pool rooms operat-
ing in this section of the country. Mr..
Ryan intends purchasing a complete
racing circuit, and on Dec. 10. at the
meeting at the Gibson House, at Gin
cinnati, sprang a great surprise on
the turf world. when he re-organized
the American Turf Congress, and
granted dates to five different race
~ ANN is llt general ulGLdlOI u
this body. The Jno. j. Ryan & Co.
own one of the best equipped breeding
farms in the country, known as the
Elkton Stock Farm. situated at Elk
ton, Cecil county, Maryland, formerly
the property of Hon. VIM. Singerly of
Philadelphia, Pa. The Jno. j. Ryan
e. Co. have number of high classed
brood mares and stations. and are
purchasing more, whenever they can
hn hOnChf n
this breeding farm, together with the
bookmaking enterprise. and the race
track controlled individually by Jno.
j. Ryan, makes this company the
strongest of its kind in the world.
The unusual size of the purses at the
Newport track, draws the fastest and
best horses in this country, and the
success of the continuous meeting at
Newport. KY, is beyond all expecta-
ton. Some people may doubt the
company's ability to pay per cent.
weekly but an investigation OF the COM
pany's financial strength and method
will convince the most sceptical A
handsome booklet, containing full in
formation regarding the eompany's
method, its entire plan, and any fur
ther information an investor should
desire will be sent free, upon receipt
of your name and address. Do not
neglect the greatest money making
opportunity you have ever had. Ad-
dress all communications to Jno. j.
Ryan & Co. st. Louis. Mo.
A FORTUNE IN MAY CORN-MAY
corn is now selling rs cents per bushel
less than II was last year at this time
On account of the greater demand for
export and manufacturing purposes, 1t
should be selling considerably above.
You never saw such situation in your
life, and those who take advantage OF
the opportunity offered by the low
price of May corn at this time, should
soon double their money. We predict
that May corn will sell for 60c in jan
uary and 75c in May. Large capital is
not necessary to take advantage of this
opportunity. Buy now and stand to
make a fortune. Twenty-Five dollars
will margin 1880 bushels. 2 cents. $50
will margin $500 bushels. and 500 will
margin 5000 bushels. Experience on
your part is unnecessary. We will take
complete charge of your account and
charge but 10 per cent. of the profit
we make for you. We devote all our
time watching corn and when we say
buy May corn, we know what we are
talking about and are confident corn
will advance in price. Now is the time
to make q purchase. Do not delay a
day, but telegraph us your order at
once, and allow your remittance to
follow by mail. Write for free booklet,
giving valuable information on the
grain markets. Our methods have
made many a fortune. Merchants
Brokerage and Commission Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS: ONE
should be an expert in his line or else
employ the services of those who have
proved by years Of success to be unu-
sually proficient; the c. e. Rand Com
pany, cooperative owners of race
horses and general turf enterprises,
have been paying and absolutely guar
antee to continue to pay per cent.
each week in cash to all subscribers,
on investments of 500 and upwards.
Dividends are RENTED Wednesday Of
each week; all deposits subject to
withdrawal with interest on demand.
Those looking for a steady, safe In
vestment for their idle money, would
do well to become thoroughly acquaint-
ed with all details of the business. AS
safety is the chief requisite to be con-
sidered in making profitable invest
ment the Rand Company furnish
highest commercial, finincial and pro-
fessional references. covering a period
of thirty years. Write for particulars.
the C. Z. Rand Company, 1911
e. ]. ARNOLD & co. OF ST.
Louis, Mo, race horse owners and
bookmakers, invite the speculative
public TO an investigation of their
methods; this is an old and long estab-
lished concern, amply responsible and
reliable in all Its dealings; a rigid in
curry into their business will develop
a condition unattained by any other
investment proposition ever offered for
public participation; subscription to
their capital may be made in amounts
Of $50 and upward, subject to with
drawal in full on demand; dividends
paid in cash flfty-two times every
year; the best paying safe investment
in the country; reference, banks, trust
companies, commercial agencies, ST.
Louis business men and prominent
men everywhere. For full particulars,
address E. ]. Arnold & Co. Ninth
and Pine streets. st. Louis. Mo.
H. E. WHITMAN g. CO., THE OLD
reliable and conservative firm, are still
paying their regular dividends as here
tofore on each and every Tuesday
throughout the year; this profit will
not be reduced, as they are amply able
to continue earning the same on all
capital invested; your money is not
used for gambling purposes, but is in
vested in legitimate business, and is
fully protected by their extensive prop
critics; deposits may be withdrawn at
any time, in part or in full. on demand;
business men, banks and mercantile
agencies throughout the country in
dorse their methods; rigid inquiry and
thorough investigation solicited. For
full particulars address II. Z. Whitman
e. 90