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"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, iRIAY 31, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S 2TEWS TO-DAY."
NO.' 128.
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CREPE TISSU
PAPER
tfc
THE LATEST OUT!
tunics, Lamp and (Jandle Shades, Screens, Fans, Neckties, Dolls, Dressmaker's Models, Table Cloths
.Napkins for Orange, violet and JLemon. Teas, and Decorations tor tairs and special occasions
when temporary and striking effects are desired.
120 SHADES OF TISSUE PAPER IN STOCK.
We have just received a large assortment of Paper Mower material.
State Street Book Store. Bo.
and
IN'
.
PLEASANT-
Home
Addition
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
lonlany terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
cars and city water.
Eemember it is within ten minutes walk of the
BSpstoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm.
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATJE AND LIBERTY BTS., SALEM, OREGON.
00K
HARRITT,
Wholesale Dealers in
.piling's JZjM Goods,
FINK PISHING TACKLE.
pn' -
KJUNS AND
94 State
SPORTING GOODS.
Street, Salem, Or.
JH. GLASSFORD,
IllPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc,
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIKt bLKttNb.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rearof 2G0 Commerciul Btreot, Salem, Oregon.
EMAILS !
LOCKS
HINGES I
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
Bart
&
Petzel
Plumbers and Tinners,
j
. . . -i tt., .-..l T nrn Qnri itr Inra
214 & 16 Commercial St., Kalern. utm.eu xu .u r "-" -
KA. complete Hub of Btoves i ana nuwme, x """ ; -- '
specialty. Estimates for Tinning !w riumis .!.."-..
IPAPER
HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS,
All are invited to call at 143 Court street and look at all the late
nTntfprnq In Wall Paper ana get prices ior sumuuu mc . ,,
i B E c! SNOW, Dworator" with B.B.BNOW, House, Sign and Car-
Iriugo a Krri-mT'.a
. . . Tifn rrt.tv... . VumiHhlntr find
r- TTnnnnr. K fl lEnTTll 111 nif. tVUIl lIUUUUi C"-i '""""""--
ritUCI JULUUKI..H, ."-- -"- ?' . nr-i.
Natural Wood Finish. Only jnrsi-ciasa vuri,
itememoer mo pm;c,
143 Court Ktreet.
E, E. SNOW.
FOUN
The place to get a Saddle horse, Livery
ri"-, Express, Dray or Truck, "Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
Road of Dirt or Gravel. Uaii on iyan v,u.f uw
iWillamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
jftX.ii.XM vw.
JDRAYdAXD TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wcod,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
floo State. St., opposite Sa-
Draya and truck may be found, throughout the day at
lata Track & Dray Co.
fiem iron works. DjwmW!
tha corner ei ctaus """ w"""
F, DRAKE, Proprietor,
SALEM
T. Q. PERKINS, General Superintendents
IRON WORKS,
OREOON,
SADISM., vMrt.NEa. Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governor Fruit
si Manuiacmrw """ trSi ('rpstluir. etc. Farm machinery maae nu rciri.
BUrylng Outnu, Traction J wahlstroru 1-atent MtJdilns
g. gyi!jyiKSg." "Farm jnefy made and repaired
; N. CHIRCHILL.
T.S. BURROUGHS.
CHUKCHlIil; & BTJIUlOUGJiS,
dinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET
METAL WORKJSKS.
100 Chemeketa Street.
i -rTCT. DE33E3S
Sash and Door factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon,
?ha best class of work in our line at prices to coznpet,
jne best class 01 best mateml U8e(J
vim ww""" -- f
UllUlbC
Meats.
Cross
POLITlCAIi MKMT1X0S.
Announcements of Place and Date of
Kepublican Speaking.
The candidates on the Marlon county He
publlcnu ticket will discuss the political
lusues ofthe day at the time and places
named below. Candidates of opposite po
litical parties are Invited to attend and
participate In the discission.
iacicy,,iuureaayt juay lain, i p. m.
uih,i p. 111.
201 h, 7 p. in.
21st, 10 a m.
21sL 3 p. 111.
21st, 7 "
21,1 "
28d, 7 "
21th, 1 "
25tli,l "
2itli,7 "
26th, 1 "
Stith.H '
27th, 10 a. m,
27lh, 2 p.m.
tll,8 "
SSI h, 10 a.m.
2Slll,2p. Ill,
31sl, 10a. in.
Sin, ill. in.
1st, I "
a, i
Marlon. Friday.
Jcllereon, " "
Turner, tjaturdaji '
Aumsvllle, " ' "
Htayton, ' "
Nlngani, Monday, "
MUfUlty, " "
Mebama, Tuesday, "
Bubltmlty,Vedu.day."
Whlleakcr, ' '
Kllverton. Thurf day, "
MU Angel, ' "
Woodbutn, Friday, "
Hubbard, "
Aurora,1. " "
Urooks, fjaturday, '
Oervalu, ' "
BU 111111, Tuesday, "
Ubampoez, " "
Iluttevllle, Wed., June
Howell.' Thursday,
Libert! 8choolhouse.Fi I.," 3d, 2
tuteiu, Hnturnay, " -Hh.8 "
rhnt,pe)tklijKntvlemTlllbeatlheOpera
IIout.entH o'clock In the evening.
Hy oi-dcr of tUe County Hnpubllcan Com
mlttce. 1.1,.1'AlTEltSUN,
J.il. McCor-ijck, Chairman.
Secretary. dw
Co.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Foil Sui'itnME Jodee:
F. A. MOORE, of Columbia
Fob Attokney GknkkaIj:
L. II. WEBSTER, or Jackson.
COMlltfc&SMAN, FlUST DlSTKlCT:
RINOEl: HERMANN.
CoNtl UKSSMAN, SECOND DlSTHlCT:
W. R. ELLIS.
Fob l'KicsniENTiAii EiiECTOiis:
J. F. CAPLES, of Portland.
II. R. MILIjER, of Grants Pa33.
G. M. IRWIN, of Union.
D. ii. DUNNE, of Poitlaud.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
IIOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
POBUSUED DAI LY. KXCKPT8UND AY,
nr the
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
Kntcred at the postofUce at Salem, Or., as
Becond.clasa matter.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
Wholesale sind Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
Chas
Smith,
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN TICKET.
JwiGK of Third District:
GEO. H. RURNETT, of Marion.
Presecuting: Attorney op Third
District.
JAMES McOAIN, of Yamuill.
MhMiiBR ok State Board of
Equalization Third District.
SAMUEL G1RSON, of Polls
-SUCCESSOR TO-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Ee-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in Salem of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.!
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
oadfiLS. simjrarJHL,
dw
MONEY TO LOAN.
Hneclal lnducementslor the next SO days
on good farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Room 14, Bush Bank bloflk. 5 12dw
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAIJNTING, KALSO-
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave orders J. Irwin'n, rear ofSmlth
Stelner'a drug store.
IMPROVED ORDER OK HKIl ilEN,
I KnmlaUunTrlueNo.8, Halom. Hold
council every Thurn Jay evening, at 7:30.
Wlgw. n bta'V.n0? UAKER.'i.rophet.
FRNK O. VATERH.fljlefoflUicnrdg.
KEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, Knttcvillc,
Gliompoeg, St. Paul and
Fairfield.
Iavea Aumra dally at lftSO a. m. Ar
rtvea at Fairfield 8 p. m. Ilelurnlng-leave
FarAeld ut i p. in. Arrive at Cluiiiipoee
p.m laveChraioega.ni. Arrive
af'Aiirom.viaRuttevllle.ata a. m. Con
nect wlthinornlngri. P. Co. train going
north and south. 1'aiweDger, baggage and
freight carried at rejular wte.
aervloe '".MondayjMach n&
248 Conimercliil Street.
For Sale.
Three lot in North Halem on street car
line, aUo 21 acren lrult laud about3i mile
eati oi b.iil'iij. cuii uii
. I). UABIIIELSON,
Btate Insurance Otllco
MARION COUNTV REPUBLICAN TICKET.
R K t R KSKNTATI VKS I
'llliMON FORD, Salem,
T. I'. G12ER, Miioleay.
S. 15. ORMSBY. Kuii,'Ut.
JOHN G. WRIGHT, Sulem,
SAMUEL LAYMAN.Woodburn.
Sjikkiff;
JOHN KNIGHT, Salem.
County Ci eric:
D. (J. SHERMAN, Salem.
Count y Judek:
V. C. HUBBARD, Fairfield.
County Commissienuh:
J. F. ANDERSON, Howell.
Superintendent op Schoels:
J. S. GRAHAM, Woodburn.
County Treasurer:
R. GRANT BROWN, AumBvll'e.
County Recerder:
JOHN H. MoNARY, Salem.
County Assessor;
D. Dv COFFEY, Mill City.
County Surveyors
B. B. HERRIOK, Maoleay.
County corener:
J.S. BTOTT, Gervais.
F ,"recinct Officers:
l'ii;Justlco of Peace of Sulem Pre
cincts, JAS. BATOHELOR, For
Constable THOS. WELCH.
WATCH TIIK SUPER! OK 3IOKAUTV
rUAItlSEKS.
A recently imported and newly
established publication in tho Inter
est of a few Democratic politicians
at Salem says:
The Democrat has proved boyond
a doubt that Mr. Sherman isanin
Krate and an Immoral and dishonest
man.
Gratitude in a public ofllco implies
tho use of public office to bestow
favors upon deserving dependents.
Just how far a public official can
carry this depends upon circumstan
ces. The charge that Mr. Bhermau is
immoral will be repudiated by his
friends in a vigorous manner. Mr.
Sherman is tho head of a fine family
and an assault of this kind, based as
it is upon an insinuation of a man
whom Mr. Sherman as clerk refused
to appoint as his deputy, is to say
the least very thin. Its uso should
not be countenanced by respectable
Democrats. It is clearly a libel and
is hardly fair journalism, to say tho
least. The Journal hopes Grand
Army men and all friends of fair
politics will wipe out this insult.
It is a method of warfare that is un
manly and comus very near being
cowardly.
It is safe to say that had tho au
thor of these attacks been retained
in office Mr. Sherraan would bo n
very moral person indeed. This
shows tho hypocrlcy of tho supe
rior morality attack. As clerk of
the courts, even his critics must con
cede Mr. Bhermau'a ability to 1111
the ofilce.
Ills appointment was endorsed iu
these columns on tho grounds of his
superior qualifications. Ho has em
ployed as deputies two of tho clean
est and most competent young men
in this city Frank Waters and
Geo. Brown. Besides he employs
his daughtor as typo writer, an ac
complished hard working girl. Tho
force in tho clerk'n ofllco was novor
so well organized for dispatch of
busluess as under Mr. Sherman, and
it behooves fair minded men and
people who want that ofllco con
ducted with ability and intelligence
to trample upon the unfair attacks
that emanate from a few Democratic
office-seekers. Mr. Sherman should
bo elected'bya big majority.
s&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
for or against any scotloa of tho
country. He will get a large vote in
Ralem.
-
The good road builder is a bigger
man than the politician.
Salem is already called Bouquet
City of tho valley. She should be
called tho Roso City and will be
after tho next roeo show.
Snlom Republicans wcro all put
in good humor by Horrls's speech,
Now glvo Brownell, that man from
Kansas a warm reception and let
enthusiasm prevail.
ENGLISH ESTATES.
Heirs
Advertised for
Scliemo Exposed.
Tho
Tho Salem flro department Is
equal to any in tbo state, and Its
prompt attention nt tho Woolen
Mill flro Saturday was very cred"
tdblo. It was nearly a mllo run
and was made in ilvo minutes.
While cyclones and waterspouts
contlnuo to dovastato other slates
Oregon marches on to a grand grain
and fruit crop with flno weather, no
heat, no storms and ahuudanco of
the good things of earth.
Better Tlinn a $1.00 llottlo of Blood
Purifier.
Dr. W. H. Evans, tho leading
druggist of Sanford, Florida, says:
"I always feel safo in recommendiug
St. Patrick's pills I carry in stock."
There aro none better, and ono dose
of the m will often do more good
than a dollar bottlo of any blood pu
rifler in the market. For sale by G.
E. Good, Druggist.
Maximum Comfort en route Kast.
Passengers designed to points east
of tho Missouri river should patron
ize tho Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Line. Maximum
comfort aud speed, courteous
attendants, Pullman and Wug
ner sleeping cap, Pullman und
Northwestern dlnlutrcarp, Pullman
colonist flleewrs, free reclining chair
cars, and Union Depots, combined
make this tho popular route eust.
cod May
Preparo to assist the roso and
strawberry show by your presence,
your exhibit and your enthusiasm.
Tho committees aro working hard
to bring out a full exhibit and
growers should not fall to add their
quota.
Every woman who grows a single
rose bush can add to tho famo and
roputation of our city by contribut
ing to tho exhibit nt tho rose show.
As a result of last year's show thou
sand of new roso bushes were set
out. A flno show will make It a
hundred thousand noxt year,
suggested comment,
Vote an intelligent ticket.
No boom but constant growth,
the Salem way.
is
Butteville had a splendid observ
ance of Memorial day.
"Cleanliness Is next to godliness,"
aud Salem will go In for that soap
factory.
Tho rose fair would bo n success if
but a single roso wero exhibited
there. But there will bo more.
Tho Anglo-Americans at Astoria
honored Qucon Victoria's birth day
May 24 with a banquot.
No need to havo any moro of the
great unwashed in our midst after
Salem gets tiiat soap factory.
The Evening Journal has a
greater ciroulatton than over as auy
ono can see byjSalllng at our press
rooms any oyeuing and seeing the
uumber of carriers employed and
tho number of papers printed. Tho
people apprsciato a live paper and
one that constantly and agressively
promotes tho upholding of tho city.
Speaking of tho possibility of a
contesting Cleveland delegation,
Harper's Wceitly says:' "Aa Na
tional Conventions aro usually con
stituted that at Chicago will hesi
tate to Btigmatizo tho unanimous
regular action of tho party iu Now
York as fraudulent, bocauso It Is tho
regular action of tho party organiza
tion which Mr. Cloveiaud and his
friends three mouths boforo urgently
supported."
Those Afflicted
With thelhablt ol using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OH TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT TUK
KEELEY INSTITUTE
forest Orove, Or., Call write. Htrlctly
confldenUal
DUGAN BROS'
Plum Wnff and Hcatiuff Co.,
Itucklcn'H Arnlca'BuWo.
Tim liM-.i Rnivfl lit tho wr.rld for Cull1.
Hnunos, Horeo, Ulcer, Suit Rheum, Kover
Hirpii 'I'elti.r. Chnnned Hiiuds. ChllbliilllK
Corns and all Dim Eruptions, and notl
lively cures rill, or no liy requited. It
1h guaranteed to tf.vtj perfect butUfuctloa
or money refunded, rrk-e, 2'i wnu per
box, rorsaio uj J'au i j i'rj,siuimoi.
GhF
JAPANESE
HJLgES
CURB
Anow mid C'tnplete Treatment, conslit
Insc MfHupposltorleu, ointment In capkula.
uIbo a box and pills; a pltha cure for ex.
ternal, Internal, blind or bleedlnir. Itching,
chronic, recent or hereditary l'ilea, and
many other dlncae and female weatt
uojoes; ItUalwaynu great benoflt to tho
general health. The first discovery ol a
medical cure rendering an operation with
the knife unneccimury heieatter. ThU
romnlv InLU nflVf-r llCfill kHOWn tO full, tl
per box, 8 for ; sent by mall, Why suffer
from this lerri hie disease when a wrltton
fuarautee Is given with H boxes, to lefund
he money II not cured, Bend stamp for free
sample. Ouari-ntee Issued by Woodaup,
Clauke & Co., wholesale una retail drug,
gists, sole ugeuts, I'ortland, Or, 6-2-ly-dw
.Tho Republicans are as unlikely
to sec Blalno nominated as tho Dem
ocrats aro to seo Cleveland.
Tho people Bustaln lndopondent
Journalism. Those who proy oil
tho peoplo sustain tho other kind.
MMHUMMMMM
Everybody will feel proud of the
South Commercial viaduct and street
Improvement even The Jouhnal.
Tho Bilvertou Tribune Is being
developed Into an excellent local
paper by Its present management.
Tho Second Hogiment band, un
der Its new management Is winning
golden opinions on all sides for Its
good music.
It looks as if ltopublicans who
despiso ring-rule und bosslsm would
trumnle on tho littlo corterio of
machine bosses who havo united to
defeat Harrison nnd numo his suc
cessor. Tho peoplo lovo Harrison
moro for tho reuson that Quay,
Piatt, ot al, want to down him. It
may bo expected that Jo Simon, of
Oregou, will Join thut crowd, but
If Harrison is set asido for no other
reason 'tlian to pleaao a coterie cf
spoilsmen thou people will not ratify
tho deal.
After quoting a Jouknai editor
ial tho Times-Mountaineer says:
"Tills comes from nn unbiassed
source, and should havo great weight
With all thinking men." Wo tako
it uh a compliment that tho sumo pa
per should suy: -'Tho editor of tho
Sulem Journal has pursued a very
independent course during tho pre
sent campaign." The Jouknal has
tried to servo tho interests of tho
peoplo rather than tiio political man
ugers and shall try to do so In future
to tho oxtont of its ability.
H. W. Bavago. tho Garden road
fruit grower has forty varieties of
strawberries growing for tho fulr
noxt week.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAHTAL STOCK, aU Subscribed, 1200,000
Transact a general banking busloeM
In all IU branches.
JEO. WIU.IAMS 2?!5en.
,VX. ENGLAND- Vice ITesidenl
HUGH AloNAKY Cashier
DIRECTOU Geo. Williams. Win. Eng
Und.Ur. J. AWUcuardkou, J. W, Jlooon.
f A ll.Vr
'Bmj to new Exehwi .block onCom
meroui nntt,
0
Wholesale and retail dealers In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS,
280 Commercial street. Telephone No. 83
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
Vhen you see these new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
Hlte,8x Winches. Contains new designs,
new styles, latest Ideas In planning. No.
4 has 2 designs classlfled from tUO up to
11600, about half under IIOOO No. 6 con
talus 69 delrns of dwellings costing over
II6CX). many from lln up to tM). Wanjr
newKouthernorrbsorttiylesof bou la
these works. , ,
rrlee, f I each, or the two for I1.W,
D, S. HOPKINS,
Atchitect, Grand Rapid, Mich.
E.
a cross,
and Packer
Hlnto 8U ant Court Ht. Th best meat
delivered to all pArtsof the city.
B. K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator.
Orhce at Cluu. Calert's ililllonery store;
Balem, Oregon.
Bargains! Bargains!
In Bouth Halero. on etestrlo Hue. iU Im
proved and uuloipruved, either lngi or
In blocks. Term easy. Ooll and sea me
at rnr residence corner ot Oominsrolal and
Ufell .trot y,B.Bijirevj,
"That horrible llorr," In tho way
ono Democrats women expressed
herself after hearing tho speech
Frlduy ovenlng.
Harrison Is .not nvallublo enough
for some of tho polltlcunn. They
want u moro available man that Is,
more available for them,
Borne society can raise a few bun
dred dollars by conducting tho re
freshment stand at tiie three day
and two night roeo nnd strawberry
show. Bco ad.
Borne matters that are not men
tioned In the county canvasd aro
apt to be quite as prominent as pub
ilo issues after election as some that
bavo been mnde much of.
Mr. Hubbard, tbo Republican
candidate for county Judge, U known
to be a fair man with no prejudjew 5-24d-W
FItOM AUUUUN.
Auburn strawberries will soon bo
on tho market.
Mrs. Chase is down from Mehama
visiting hor sous Joshua and Hurry
Art.
J. W. Sllsbeer's ,tou aero Held of
strawborrles set this spring Is look
ing line.
Tho latest arrlvlal in Auburn Is
Mr. Craft and family, who Is im
proving bis littlo farm by setting
small fruit,
Tho lint political gun of Auburn
was shot oil by Hon. Mr. Irwin and
Stafford, at the Auburn sobool bouse
May 21, ISOis.
i
A Bonanza,
I offer for sale for a few days only
my sixteen aoro tract on electrlo oar
lino just south of Englewood. In
tending purchasers can seo me at
Cottage hotel. If not sold in ono
piece will be subdivided in city lots
at once.
A aiQANTIO FBAUD.
Hchomo by Which the Innocent
Drop Their Gold.
London, May 31. General
Moflatt, of tho United States consu
late here, is putting Scotland Yard
in action, with a view to the arrest
of adventurers thriving upon llio
innocenco of American citizens who
regard themsolves as heirs to un
claimed estates in England. Wil
liam .Lord Moore, who gives an
address in Ingersoll road, has been
advertising extensively in American
papers that $1,600,000,000 only awaits
tho claimants to bo paid over to
them, and that if 25 cents Is Bent to
him bo will begin preliminary in
vestigations, He has obtained a
number of clients, somo of whom
havo becomo suspicious. Tbo legal
represeutatlvesof ouo iu Now Bruns
wick writes:
"A client of ours, who believes
herself entitled to a largo amount of
real estato and personal property
loft her by hor uncle in County
Cavan, was attracted by this ad
vertisement and entered Into corres
pondence with William Lord Moore.
Ho has Instituted proceedings,
which, he says, aro suro to be suc
cessful In gaining property for her,
provided ?2!) is at once sent on to
pay for a private bond and costs."
The firm asks for Information re
garding the standing of Moore.
Another letter of inquiry comes
from Bay ville, Del. Tho correspon
dent encloses a lotter from tho Brit
ish consul in New York, denying
any knowledge of Moore, nnd men
tioning that a good deal of fraud ia
is practiced in connection with
theso alleged unclaimed estates.
Mooro Bends printed agreements to
his clients to sign, ono of which runs:
"It Is hereby stipulated that 'Wil
liam Lord Moore shall tako no in
structions from any person but the
undersigned, nor heed any state
ments or representations made by
others, tho said William Lord Mooro
being tho agent, and proceedings
aro solely under tho instructions and
representations of tho undersigned,
who will employ no other person ,
but tho said William Lord Mooro in
connection with tho claim to the
Illohard Pendloburg Inheritance, or
consult any other for ono year from
January 1, 1802,"
Anotbor of Mooro's printed papora
Informs his clionta that whoever
gains estates for them must look to
thorn, alouo for payment, when
their olulniB nro galuod they will bo
invited by the government or its
agents in Canada or tho United
States, who will seo that their prop
erty Is placed only in their bands.
Tills .notice, Moore says, is sent lest
his clients should fear that their
money might bo paid him. Writing
to a Delaware client, Mooro Bays:
"In vlow of your statement and
Investigations made as to this estate
(worth a vast amount) I will tako
your claim for 00 on overy flOOO
gained, at a fair valuation. Tn
overy caso tho law demands that &
bond be provided to secure costs by
porsons owning property where tbo
suit is brought. You need not, bow
ever, secure this bond. I can get a
bondsman to serve you and tako all
risks for $40. You will bo obliged by
law to benln nt once, as you have
had notice of your rights. Send $40
to mo by registered lotter while I
got everything ready to proceed at
onco. Let no ono know of your
good fortune or bogus claimants will
suroly appear aud your rights will
bo delayed until their claims bav
been heard. In tbo event of your
not being able to send tbo wbolo $40
qt onco, send half and I shall feel
Justified in proceeding without d-
lay"
A representative of tbo United
Press called at tho address in Iuger
soll rood tills afternoon and th
was no one at home. It is a small
working-class village, and the laad
lord Bald: "They aro very eeldos
in. Moore has sent bis vrife away
and there's another woman living
in tbo houBO now. Ho is here today
and gone tomorrow. He liaa taka
the bouse for a your certain, and bM
paid up two quarters rent. Bo kmg
as bo pays I am not supposed to
concern myself about hli. H to
seldom at homo during the day."
R.M. Thompson,
STILL MB GOT A.WA.T.
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