THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.
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tUrnJd'lnlBivInVBOOd'toodB at tho lowest posslblo'pric
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Read Our Prices Over Carefully,
11.75 ladlea inercorlxod undershirts,
' 1-uflled nnd fluted, 8Gc.
$2.60 olcctrlo Boal.neok; collars, fl.85
Full size bod blankets, 25c.
11.50 Angora blankota for the double
bed, Boft nnd fluffy, 8Cc.
90c comforts, good Yalues, G5c.
$2.00 double bed comforts, sllknllno
covered on both sldos, flllod with will to
cotton, soft and fluffy, price $1.2S.
9c huck towols, spoclal 4 for 25c.
2.2S umbrolla crochot knit shawls,
special J 1.4 5.
Beat Guubonnots, lCc.
Men'u 75c work shirts, best on earth,
price 48c.
Men's 35c Ilalbrlggnu underwear,
oloalng prlco, 18c.
50 c' Bhlrt wolata, special 25d.
1.50 flno stylish waists, thls sea
son's goodH, Bpoclftl 05c
Men's bats at any price.
Children's sailor ha to at any prlco.
7.50bI11c taffotii underskirts, ru filed
and plaited, prloo f 4.76.
Dost 200-yard spool cotton, 2a.
Dost hooks and uyos, card, lo.
Host tubular shoo laaos, lc.
3-Inch wide llnon lacos, 4o.
20c Florodora aldo combs, 9c.
Tinat nnonl . nlllc. if..
8 1-3 corduroy-sklrl blrfdjhig yd', Jlc,
yuiuitL UUIIH,
DUNBAR .;
GIVE'S
REASONS
For Disallowing Mrs. 'Wag
goner's Claim for $1500
She Claims Entire Reward for
"Capture and Return.
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Mrs.
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50c
25o.
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CoBrt Street,
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE .TRUTH.
McEVOY BRQS., Proprietors.
Salem, Oregon
A GOOD QLA88 OF WINE.
Of boor with your dinner or lunch
eon not only aids digestion, but Is
healthful nnd appetizing. Doctors roo
ommond good clarot for thoso with
weak digestion, and ovon tho I'opo
hlmsolf recommends good wlno at din
nor, when not drank to oxcoss, Wo
have n splendid stock of clarots and
(able winds of all hinds, In olthor Im
ported or domestic vintnga, as well aa
whiskies and brandies.
J. P. ROGERS, 83F
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
Love's Leading Strings
May load a man to bliss and hnppU
nono, but tho road to our laundry' will
lead him to u plnco whoru ho will ro
coivo full nntlsfactlon In tho beauty of
his linen, porcntoa nnd woolons, when
wo put tho stamp of our porfoct laun
dry work on It. Our flno laundry
work Is unsurpassed for beauty of
color nnd finish.
Salem Steam Laundry
Col. J. Olmsted, Prop.
Dorous D. 6lmsted, Mar.
Phone 411, 230 Liberty St.
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
tOr dinner you can onjoy from ono of our
'Under ana delicious meals. Bleaks, Unib
or mutton chops, voal cutlota or pork.
Oar meat are all out from the fattest
and nrimoBtcattlo, and wo can supply
your table with fresh, nutritious and
wholesome moats at bod rock pilcos.
H. C, CROSS SALEM ORB
Phon 201
ALL ABOUT YOU.
Uutlduru aro uslwr our lumber for
outside work, for heavy construction
and for lutorlor finishing, to tho satis
faction of thoniHolvos nud patroiiH
Why not profit by their example, and
favor us with n call. Wo select only
tho bout varieties of lumber, and our
long oxporluuoo onnblou us to proper
ly housn and season thorn. Drop In
iitxt tlimt you'ro this way.
Qoodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. Pas. Depot.
Phone 651.
In disallowing tho claim of
Mnry Waggoner fof tho 1600 reward
money f&r tho "capture and return" of
David Merrill, Seorotnry of State Dun
oar huvo reasons, Aiiur huuiuh wi
facta of tho finding of the body nnd x
rerrlng to tho Ming of Mrm Wnggoner'l)
claim, and tho affidavit that had beep
inndn In Its support, Mr. Dunbar In mi
opinion on the claim says:
"It seems ptopor to nlso consider In
connection with this claim the nows
paper accounts of tho escape and pu
suit of tho two convicts and the fitnt
monls published from time to time said
to hnvo boon tnado by Trncy, the ap
complice of Merrill, to persons whom
ho forced to aid bin (Tracy's oscnp;
it appearing from said Htatemonts that
Trncy shot and killed 1Mb companion'
Merrill to aid his own oscnpe. '
"In considering tho claim, the laiv
authorizing the offering of ruwnrds and
tho proclamation should first bo con
sidered. Section ,1870 Hill's Annotatod
Laws of Oregon, Is tho superintend
ent's authority for offering n reward.
It provides; 'Tho superintendent shall
have authoilty to offer rewards and to
pay expenses for tho apprehension,
tmfo-hcopliiK and return of all osraped
prisoners.'
"Tho offer was 'for tho capture nnd
return, dead or nllvo, of Ilnrry Tracy
and David Merrill, or $1500 for enoh
one.
"Tho definition or tho word' 'rownrd'
(Hindi's Law Dlotlonary) Is 'a recom
pense or proinluin offered by n govern
ment or an individual In return for us
pedal or uxtrnnrdlnnry services to be
porformed.'
"Tho offer of reward for tho return
of nu escaped prisoner Is In the nature
of a contract which only becomes bind
ing upon tho stnto when Its tartm are
nccoptod and noted upon by some per
son or poisons, who, with a view to
securing tho mine, put form some of
fort to nppreluuid nud let urn the es
caped prisoners, or, lu other words,
who tnlto Into oustody, make prisoners
or nrrest by lupnl authority and re
turn tlm prisoners, and who thereby
tnko tho lisle nnd nssumn tho respon
sibility necessnrlly Involved In tho do
lug of Bitch nu act, nnd who do actu
ally apprehend and return the t-tieaped
prisoner
"Tho lives nud property of tho cltl
zona of tho stnto aro plncod In Joop
nrdy when nu outlaw Is at large and
those who sojek to capture or appre
hend nnd retnlu him, often do bo nt
tho risk of life or limb. The offering
of n rownrd Is for tho purpose of In
ducing persons to tnko tuono risks
whlrh tire greatly Increased who'll tho
outlaw Is known to be n dospornte
man, nud well armed, and tho amount
INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation
or any other aliment arihiug from a
weak or disordered stomach can be
quickly and permanently enred by the
use of Hoitotter's Stomach Bitters. It
has a record of Ally years of audi cures
bark of It, and we thereforo urgo every
sufferer to try it, It will cUro you. The
genuine has our Private Stamp over the
neck of bottle.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
"Rheumatism
What Is tho use ot tolling the rheunistlo
that ho fuels as If bl Joints ware being dis
located r
lie knows that hli suffering are very
much like the tortures of the raek.
H'Aic h vnntt to know Ii what will per
manently cure his illnonno.
Thnt, ncvordliiir to thouisudi of grstefal
tegumental, Is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It promptly iitutrallics tho srld In the
IjIihwI on wldch tho iIIdau diriHl. com
pletely vllmlimtos It, and ktrviiKttleni the
yntoui oifaliut Its rvturu. Try Hood's-
T06KT0N
T'he Between Season is Now Here
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A WINTER WRAP?
We have our line of Winter Coats and Fure now on display. A finer line has never been shown In Salem. We
are especially prepared In thee goods. All colors and lengths. Modes, tans, blacks and reds In full, three-quarter
and half lenoUis. Our fur are the best money can buy, and we have only marked them at a small margin of profit
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THESE GOODS
It la no trouble to show them. Now la the best time to mako your selection while the stook Is still unbroken.
of tho rownrd Is governed largely by
the character of the) prisoner, nnd the
manner in which his escapo has boon
effected; hence. In ascertaining wheth
er n claimant has earned the rcward It
must be shown conclusively thnt the
claimant apprehended the prisoner In
accordance with tho provisions of Jnw
nnd offer of reward.
"Tho object for thu rowaitl far the
'capture and return, dead or nllvo, of
Tracy and Merrill' was to secure their
capture and return, or any one of
thorn, to the Oregon stnte penitentiary,
and If, In securing their return, It be
came necessary to take llfo, thepor-j
sons assuming the risk and responsi
bility of capture1 should not bs de
prived of their rowanl, so the offer
specified the Amount should be paid
for the capture and return, 'dead or
nllW
"The 'capture and 'return,' or appre
hension and return are both conditions
precedent to the obtaining of tho re
ward, nnd to say that a dead body
Incapable of resistance, doubtlefi
killed by another person, nnd which
the claimant status she found tins
been (nptured, would be unreasonable
and unwarranted.
"f do not think the compliance with
one specification of the offer could be
construed as a compliance with all, or
-In view of the fact thnt tho ontlre
Hiun .offered for tho capture and return
of the prisoner Is claimed that I
could consistently allow the claim in
part; but If allowed, must be allowed
for the entire sum claimed,
"If It should bo argued thnt tho re
turn of the body of Merrill by the
claimant Implied a rapture, then It
must bo said that a oJalin cannot be
paid upon Implications, but only up
on positive proof that It Is a valid one
and that the service has been actually
performed and the amount legally
earned.
"In the matter under consideration,
It does not apppear that the claimant
knew of the reward (trior to the find
ing of the body of Merrill, or that she
had accepted the terms of the? contract
as tender! In the offer, or that sh
acted upon them or did any act or In
any manner attempted to capture or
apprehend thef escaped prisoner, so m
to entitle her to the reward she now
seeks to have pnld to her, or does It
appear that she assume! any respon
sibility or took nny risk whatever, or
performed any special or extraordinary
service. The IlndliiK of the bodv In
dia claimant appears to have bean a
more accident, which occurred prob
nbly while) she was In pursuit of other
huslueas, and this finding of the body
of the prisoner after life bad Iwn
taken away by another person, can In
no sense In construe! as a capture;
neither iIosm It appear that tke claim
ant complied with the provisions of
the law or the offer of the rwurd.
"In view of the foregoing, after due
consideration the rial mis hsrvby dla
nlkiwssl, for the reason that from the
facta ami evidence uffertMl. It doj not
sen Ice claimed, or bykw wt In flmb
service claimed or by her act In nml-
I Ing and returning tke body of Merrill,
I compiled with the prortaloai of tb
law or the offer irf rward and la,
therefore, not entitle! to tke nMtOHNt
claimed, or nny part tkewf."
Who is
Jolm Davis?
Ywtftjiilay c A WluU-riuclei band
ml down his decision lu the -mm of
State vs. John Dab Hssault. sm)s the
ItuRvne HegUter. The defendant was
sentence! to pay a Ane of B. with
the alternative of senitur. n days In
jail In lieu of the required sum Ifcvls
was Ineniwrwtt!. A brother of the
prisoner arrived frmn Salmti oa the
morning train, aud will pnx-ewl tu pay
his brother's fine Aeco-dltt u tke
testimony adduced In the case, the Ha
muli H)M)H Watts waa eowaNly sad
uuprtmtkml, aud Duvts deserved (Me
limit
cit is Not Too Late For Wash Goods,,.
( Wash Goods, Slilrt Waists and Children's Wash
' Suits at Your Own Price . . ,
Hop Pickers'
Supplies
Blankets,
galore.
qultte, gloves and
shoes
We'll tell you later about our
beautiful lines of Dress Goods, r$ne
None
Clothing and Elcuant Shoes.
nicer or better In the market.
2.9.8300 Com'l St.
8URE CURE FOR PILES
Itehlnu Piles produce mitlatur Aud
causa ItchliiB. this form, aa well M
Illlnd. llleediHK or Pnttntdiaa: 11U
aro cured by Dr. lki-ann-ko's ll itew
edy. stops Itching aad b!HHllHg. Ab
sorbs tumors. Mr a Jar at dniggttts
or sent by mall. Treatls frM Writ
mo about your case. Dr. iL,uim
Philadelphia, l'a. Kor saU at I)r
I Stone's drug stores
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The concentrator of the MohIihm
or l'urchuslK & Smelting Vokef
wn diwtrQjed by r TtiwnulHy abjbt.
and 1M0 will be thrown oat of work
The kw hi estimate! at ? 1M.MM. cot
erl by lifJ.MO iHMraueA It vim tak.
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HOW MANY CIGAR
will the United States collect Taxes on
during the Month of December, 1902?
(Clgir betting Jj.oo per thouivnd tax )
$112 tOO OO wl1' be given in January '903. to the persons whose estimates
pi..eSe)UUUU are nearest to the number of cigars on which $3.00 tax per
thousand is paid during the month of December, 1902, as shown by the total sales of
stamps made by the United States Internal Revenue Department during December, 1902.
Distribution will be mado as follows i
To the.
To the.
To the.
To the
To the.
To the
To the
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'HO eeeeteee
$5,000.00 in cash
S.OOO.OO
S.OOO.OO "
6,000.00 '
5.000.00
2.BOO.OO
2,500.00 "
2,500.00
20,000.00
15,000.00
.(!) proa eMlmstlog the clotctt ..,......
.. 3 persons whoto estimates are next clowtt ($2,500.00 each)...
. j n.-noua wuose cjiimiici nre ooxi ciommi -. (ipi.uuu.uu eacJl).
..10 persons vrhote eitlmates arc next cloCcsU ($000.00 oacb).
. 20 persons whose esltmates arc next cIokbI ((290.00 oaoh)
23 persons whose eitlmates are next oloscit (8100.00 each).
. SO persons whose cetimttea aro next closest iMOOO ,-nfihv
To the,... 100 persons whose estlmstes are next closest (S25.00 each).
To the. .8.000 persons whose estimates are next closest (I0.00 eacb).'
To the .8,000 persons whose estimates are next closest (J5.00 each).
To tho 80,000 iwrsous whoso estimate sre next closest we will send
- to esch one box of 50"'Cremo" Cigars (value 5.50 per box) 75 000.00
35,213 poraons $142,500.00
Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates.
ton. &SfMS!i fty.K;T. no ..
iZS&w Moi:0t V,Ue tUMg e,,lmttM!-,,,e numbr f C1" "w blK 13.00 Tax per thousand, for wblcti'SUmps
In December, 1000,
' December, 1901,
" January, 1003,
February, 1W3,
were
407,092,208 Cigars.
470.312,170 '
400,083.717'
445.405.483
In March, 1902,
" April, 1902,
" May, 1002,
510,509,027 Cigars.
510,835,103 '
623.035.P07 '
made I?t2S af.'ianSary'KUM "SXSWFYS f lhe RWardi wil1
Write your full name and Post Office AddresTplalnly on wckStSf cottaS " bfidS 0UeTD1ePttn?ent of thb UnJ Se for December
must t fully prepaid, in order for your estimate to participate ptcK8gM containing bands. The Postage, or Express charges on your package
All estimate, under this offer mu,t be forwarded before December LI, 1902. e lhe . . FLORODOKA TAG COMPANY, Jersey City, N J
Sood tVenl' :' ! "nt yu '' yr '. these recelpu wUI be Just as
mentioned InsiJ J " f100'" " "da from any of the other Cigar,
Navy," .OM Pearf, and Honey IT ""ZuWr l?v .T hm "Star' "Morse Shoe'" SPear cad'" "Standard
..R.yxor... or ,P!aet" ToS; oon. iSSS" " J"y T"r'" "" " ""
a,hmiUe..pr.UpU.Pp.r.lil,vau,Mm..... ... - ... .
Ilhuimt.xl N.!. !,... ' " ' "" '" "" w"i B maiiM upon appllu
At Easter Time
is when b Iwiklmt: Imslrme will
fall iwli j. If yo haven't idven yur
jrdrs for j'our lnwtw reulremeate it
111 pav yHi to Mi. Mtlmates Irow
Uoddaja UwrnWr Oo., fer aHiy, aud aM
xinds of bJHiUw fr out sir laiWi wrk.
shlBglee, pasX dwrs, UHatU khJ
svorytblug newlad In this lias.
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A Lucky Find
But it's bard tojflnd nnythluR better
Tjjacassoi;heUhand streugth. Bear
this in mind there's nothing to eq-al
Salem beer aB a tonic and rnild stimu
lant. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing,
tvg raMnir.itiaaptiifect brew Strict
.ly pure, of high grade and uniform in
quality tho bear par excellence.
Capital Brewery Co.
Mrs. M Back, Proprietor.
a rWYfc)! ki Mlluafe .. avrw ;.
wuueiij.
lHtaSluAvgiut)i .
O.W,UIB40.',
City UuU.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near 8. P. Pasa'r. depot, VUm tall
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