C o x s ist e n c t .— We h ea r a great
bling a scene ensued that has no par
allel in modern political history.— deal Said about the Chinese, with a
More than two-thirds the convention great hue and cry against them, b u t
were in the ring interests, and out of
still we see the very parties who pro
97 votes only 27 were found to op
pose and vote against the resolution, . fess to be the most opposed to their
That handful were made of staunch presence among us, giving them
stuff, and they knew they had the their light work to do. We speak of
people behind them. One of them
TMK BEDROCK DEMOCRAT
this from the fact that we have those
% a i the L argeil Circulation o f a n y got up and offered the nomination of among us who would be glad if they
Dolph, Mitchell’s late partner and
Paper Publinhed in Eaetem Orejfon.
liest friend aDd Holladay’s attorney, conld get the washing to do that is
but he gracefully declined. He did now given by our citizens to the Chi
I
not wish to meet his political death
^ O F F IC IA L P A P E R
nese.
TTe have widow women
in just exactly that manner. Then
For the Counties of
amoDg
us
who are trying to make an
this Spartan band placed in nomina
tion one after another the best Re honest living by washing, but they
B a k e r and G r a n t.
publicans in the State to give them cannot get it to do because our citi
an opportunity to decline and state
FOR CONGRESS,'
| their reasons, and for an hour or so zens patronize the Chinese. Mrs.
that ruthless set of place men and Blanchard, for instance, is a case in
railroad menials sat there and listen point. She has resided with us a
ed to more truth than they have ever long time, and is anxious to do wash
OF POLK COUNTY.
willingly listened to before. Des ing or sewing whereby she can make
truction
stared them in the face.—
NOUER T U O I t. U TS
Judge Boise withered them with a an honest living for herself and chil
dren, but our citi*ons patronize Chi
At the election which takes place I recital of Mitchell’s past bigamous
I history; Davenport exposed a pri- nese. instead of giving their work to
on the 13th of October, the honest i vato conversation
with Mitchell, a widow woman who is in want of it.
&D<1 moral portion o f the Republi- | where the latter said his friends de-
This is nv>t right, and we do not have
•an party will be called upon to ei i mand his indorsement, and were wil
much faith in those who preach one
ther endorse the action of the rule ling to concede the nomination to
j any one who would secure it for him. thing and practice another.
or ruin and personal portion of the Davenport scorned the intimation,
C ounty S t a t ist ic s . —By the po
Republican party, by voting for their | and informed tho convention of the
candidate, Hi. Smith; or to show I plain truths he had furnished Mitch liteness of Mr. 14. C. George, we are
their indepepdenc? by voting for ell in reply. Richard Williams, a furnished with the following list of
well-known lawyer, added his tribute taxable property, as assessed in Ba
Col. Nesmith, cr Staying away from
I to the common fund, and such a
the polls. One of these three alter supply of wholesome truths has not ker County, for the year 1873:
Acres of Land,
40,858
natives is before them, and it is for been ponred into tho ears of politi-
Number of Horses,
910
I
cal
satellites
for
many
a
day.
them to consider which is the best
Number
of
Cattle,
9,762
In this dilemma it
for them to pursue. We have con suddenly occurred to one of the ring
Number of Sheep,
6,583
Number o f Swino,
879
versed with a large number of good ites that there was a name before the
Value of Laud,
$236,714
Republicans, and the most of them convention. Hiram Smith is a mer
Value of Town Lots,
110,240
have already came to the conclusion chant at Harrisburg, one of the small
Value
of
Personal
property,
625,075
that it is their duty to go to the up river towns, where he has acquir
/ ------------
ed considerable money and is con
polls, and, in tlio most emphatic sidered a very clever gentleman. He Gross Value of all property $972,029
manner, express their disapproba is not calculated for a Congressman, Indebtedness and Exem>)tion, 332,991
tion of the action of the majority of but his name hud been introduced
Total of Taxable property S639.038
the delegates of the Convention and was the only one remaining be
The County Court levied on the
fore the convention. It was the
which endorsed Hipple Mitchell^jnd work of a moment to move to nomi
above amount of $639,038, a tax of
nominated Hi. Smith, because he nate him by acclamation; a few vot three cents on the (Foliar, which will
was the only man who would so far ed yes, a few more yelled no, the amount to the sum of $19,171,14 as
debas# himself as to take a nomina Chairman said it was carried, the the tax levied for the year 1873.
convention had a candidate and ad
tion from that Convention, after it journed as speedily as possible and
D oped A g a i n . —On the first day
had passed a resolution endorsing the farce, or rather the funeral, was of the races, at Boise City, the race
the crimes ol the Senator who stands over. Unless some modicum of good was between Johnny Early’s Mare,
as a monument of disgrace on the sense induces the ring to recede and Emma McCormick, and Ross’s Mare
give*us a new candidate Nesmith
fair fame of our young and growing
Trifle, (alias Maria) tw obesiin three
certainly goes to Congress.
State, and to do this, they have came
On the 13th of O c mile heats. The first heat was won
to the firm conviction that their duty tober the people of our party will by Early’s Mare by thirteen feet,
is plain, and they will vote for J. W. repeal the infamous resolution by and on the second heat she distanc
Nesmith. They say that if they stay their refusal to go to the polls. That ed Ross’s Mure, coming home at an
will be the most effectual condemna
away from the polls they will be the tion of Mitchell that can be made, easy gait. The time of the first mile
was one minute and forty eight and
same as giving one vote for the en and it is to be hoped that the Senate three fourth seconds. The atten
dorsement candidate; that they must of the United States will exercise its dance, says the Statesman, was very
either be for or against him, and the sovereign right, and declare his seat large.
vacant.”
*
*
*
*
endorsement resolution. In this we
R e l ig io u s . —On Sunday last there
“ T he B ed ro ck D e m o c b a t , pub was divine service at the Court House
agree with them. If they stay away
from the polls, and do not, by their lished by J. M. Shepherd, at Baker in the morning, afternoon and even
City, Oregon, now issues a supple
vote, condemn this foul wrong that ment every week with its regular ing. Rev. Dr. Nevius announced
the personal friends of Hipple- edition, thereby furnishing his sub an early visitation from the Bishop
Mitcliell has sought to foster upon scribers with a large amount of mis for Confirmation, and tho laying a
their party, they, by their silent ac cellaneous reading, which it is im corner stone for the new Church.—
possible to crowd into tho columns
tion, will give consent to the perpe
of the the D e m o c r a t , which, bv-the- Also services at Eldorado and Mal
tration of that wrong—it is a well- by, has much improved of late, and heur, on Sunday next, and at Baker
known saying—that “ silence gives is well worth its subscription price. on Wednesday night of next week.
consent."’ So if they stay away from “ Shep” is a veteran in the publish The Bishop’s visitation will be about
the polls, their silent action will be ing business, and understands what the end of October.
the people need.”
counted in his favor. We agree with
U nion Co. F a i r . —We acknowl
thank the Idaho Statesman for
those who are determined to make
edge
the receipt of an invitation, in
the above notice. In this connec
their action as plain, as passable and
tion we would say that our live, bus cluding certificate of membershijj,
say to all that the only way they can
iness advertising patronage
was to attend the Union County Agricul
do this is to go to the polls and voto
crowding our paper to such an ex tural Fair. We return our thanks
for Col. Nesmith, and in this way
tent that we were either compelled for the compliment, and hope to be
vindicate their honor, as well as the
to enlarge our paper, or issue a sup able to attend. The Fair takes place
on the 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th
fair fame of Oregon.
plement. Our press not being large inst.
A correspondent writing to the
enough so that we could enlarge our
W e return our thanks to the Com
Sacramento Union, from Salem, says:
paper we were compelled to issue a
Tho Republican convention met at
mittee of Invitation for an invitation
Albany two days after the other and supplement, thereby giving our rea sent us to be present at the laying
was noted for the presence aud ac ders more reading matter than we
tivity of nearly every Federal office could by adding four columns to our of the Corner Stone of the new Cap
holder and every aspirant in the paper. The D em ocrat is on a firm itol building, at Salem, ou the 9th
State. Tho united power of the rail
inst. We would like to attend, but
roads and the office-holders, combin and paying basis, and knows no such the distance is too great, and we have
ed with the preoccupation of the far word as fail. Our business men, not the time to spare for the visit.
ming community, which was deep in knowing that our subscription list
R e t u r n e d . —J. H. Johnson, after
the mysteries of the harvest,gave the is large, and constantly increasing,
primaries to the Ring mercenaries
an absence of some weeks to Port
almost wishout an effort.
*
* want their advertisements in our pa land, on business, returned to our
It looked as if the Holladay-Mitch- per, so that they will be seen and
city on Wednesday night; and left
ell ring were anxious for peace and read by the people, aud to make
disposed to court public favor by ac room for them we have to issue a for his home at Eldorado on last
Friday morning.
quiescence to po{fular sentiment for
supplement,
which
we
will
continue
onco, so as to commund more confi
Wm. Lynch’s stallion. Planter,
dence next Spring, when we have a to do until we can enlarge the D em beat Johnny Earley’s stailion, Rival,
general State electiou. But these il ocrat to a thirty-two column paper.
three best in five at the races in
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lusions were dispelled the evening
O l d F r i e n d . — It does a printer, Boise City, last week, for a purse of
before the convention, when the an
nouncement was publicly made that as well as any other man, good to $300. He took the three first heats.
Mitchell’s friends demanded that he have visits from old friends, and Time, 1:52%—1:56—1:58.
should be endorsed by the Conven
E d . B ryon returned from Boise
tion, and as they had the great ma such we consider the Daily Sacra
Basin
a day or two since. He dispo
mento
Union
to
be.
We
were
pres
jority of the convention their power
to pass such a resolution was un ent in Sacramento, when the com sed of his large cargo of cheese there
doubted. Mitchell himself was on pany was organized, w hich'brought at good prices. He returned to his
hand to engineer his cause and his
subordinates were thus officered by into existance this, now, great paper home in Umatilla County yesterday.
one who knew all the tricks of « con of the Pacific coast. From its small
C h a r l e s H. D o u g la s , well known
ventions, and was desperate and beginning in 1850 it has lived and in Idaho and Eastern Oregon, was
reckle-s to every question except his prospered to become one of the
recently fiDed $1000 for violation of
own power, which he was determin
great
and
leading
papers
of
the
Un
the gambling ordinance of Salt Lake
ed to establish, if necessary, on the
ruins of the Republican party. It ion, and the peer of any on the Pa City.
was a pitiful scene, that convention, cific Coast. We are in receipt of
L e f t . —Mr. Malin, and family,
and all the evil and corruption of the daily and welcome it to our table
left
this city for the Sound country,
party politics and reckless ambition
ns one of our best and oldest friends.
was manifest there. *
*
The
where he intends to make his future
first vote was actually taken and the Persons wishing to procure reliable residence, on last Saturday.
count had commenced when Rev. E. and late news, from all parts of the
We call the attenfion of our read
R. Geary, in a few words recited his world, cannot do better than to sub
ers
to the advertisement of J. W.
life-long
devotion to Republican scribe for the Sacramento Union.—
principles, indorsed the present plat Our Postmaster, at his news Depot, Cleaver in another column. Call
form heartily, and alluding to the has the weekly Union for sale.
and see his assortment.
additional resolution, said he held it
Judge L. O, Sterns returned from
Jo. O l d h a m , a Pioneer of Idaho
in abeyance, and declined to be the
nominee of the party, The jubilant Territory—a regular Missourian— his attendance at the Grant County
faces of the Holladay-Mitckell ring has lately returned from an extend term of the Circuit Court, on last
lengthened and turned to actual fury
Saturday.
and despair. They pleaded with the ed visit to his old home in Missouri.
Hon. J. H. Slater was in our city
old man, but he was firm; adjourned Jo, did you get a new suit of Butter
for half an hour, and on it« reassum- nut clothes?
on last Monday.
COL. JAMES
\ESMIT0,
JAS. W. VIRTUE,
By Joe.
1873 .
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON ,
1874 .
There is music in the word Home,
THE
to the aged it brings a betwitching
Fall & Winter Campaign!
strain from the harp of memory; to
the yonng it is a reminder of all that
New Store Building
is near and dear to them. Among
and
the songs we often listen to, there is
New Grood.9,
none more welcome, or listened to
more eagerly, than Home, Sweet
Home. Will yon go back with me a
few years, dear reader, in the history
of the past, and see, in imagination
a mountain stream in the mining re
Wholesale and Retail
gion of California; on the banks of
D EALER S,
this stream lived one, who had left
Enter tho Field this Winter with the
bis borne in the east, to enjoy the
life of a miner, the coveted life of a
O F
gold seeker, he loved his mountain
home, what castles he built in the
air, what pleasure and happiness in
Ever Offered in this Market, which they are
the future. Fickle dame, fortune—
determined to sell for
favored him. Yet temptation assail
S m a lle r P ro fits
ed him. Sin was presented to him
Than any other Honse in Eastern Oregon.
in one of its most betwitching guis
Our Stock embraces every thing in tho line of
es. He drank wildly and deeply of
D r y Goodss
the intoxicating cup, and his draught
brought madness. Reason was de Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
throned; and he rushed on, all his
Groceries,
senses overcome, careless of what he
Tobacco and Cigars,
did or how deeply he became im
mersed in the hitherto unknown sea and Everything pertaining to a Complete
Stock of
of guilt.
Suffering severely from the effects
General Merchandise.
of a champagne frolic, he took a
stroll. The cool night air lifted the
Our Stock of Liquors
damp locks from his heated brow,
and swept with soothing touch over Is .well supplied with the Best Brands of
his flushed cheeks.
Walking on "W H ISK Y,
BRANDY,
calmer, but no less determined,
G IN ,
W IN E, etc., etc.,
strains of music from a distance met
And we offer the same at Lowest Figures.
his ear. Following in the direction
the sound indicated, he at length
TO THE FARMERS !
distinguished the words and air.—
Farmers wanting anything in the line of
The song was well remembered. It
Eeapess, Mowers, Threshers, Feed
was Home, Sweet Home. Clear and
Mills, Wagons, Horae Rakes,
Harrows, Plows, or
sweet the voice of some miner rose
OTHER
AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY,
and fell ou the air, in the soft ca
will find it to their advantage to give us a call.
dence of that beloved melody. M o
tionless, the wanderer listened *till
Wholesale Department
tlie last note floated away, and lie
Is kept in our New FIRE PROOF CE LLAR .
could bear nothing but the ceaseless
Give us a Call at Virtue’s New Bank Block
murmur of the river. Then he turn on Front Street, Baker City, Oregon.
ed slowly, with no feeling that his
BAMBERGER & FRANK.
Baker City, Oct. 1 , 1873.-n21tf
manhood was shamed by the tear
which fell as a bright evidence of
the power of song. The demon that
dwelt in the wine cup had fled, and
Reason once more asserted her right Patronize Your Home Manufacture.
to control. As the soft strains of
J . AW. C le a v e r
Sweet Home, had floated to his ear.
Respectfully
informs the citizens of
memory brought up before him his
B A K E R C IT Y A N D V IC IN IT Y ,
own Sweet Home. He saw his gen
That
he now has a Largo and Complete As
tle Mother, and heard her speak,
sortment of
while honest pride beamed from her
F u r n itu r e ,
eye, of her son, in whose nobleness
O f hfs own Manufacture, embracing every
and hoDer she could always trust thing necessary for housekeeping, both use
a n i his heart smote him as he tho’t ful and ornaraontaL
All kinds of Office Furniture manufactured
how little he deserved such confi to order. In finit,, he is prepared to make
dence.
Ho remembered her last anything and everything Is his line, in the
best style and at reasonable prices.
words of love and counsel, and the
(DU A m s
tearful farewell of all those dear
Of every description manufactured of the
ones who gladdened that faraway very best material, and warranted to be su
home with their presence. Well he perior to any other in the State.
Job Turning done to order.
knew their pride in his integrity,
Give him a call and examino'.his assort
* n21m3
and the tide of remorse swept over ment.
his spirit as he felt what their sor
TJ n d ei t a k e r .
row would be could they have seen
him an hour before. Subdued and
J. W. C L E A V E R
repentent, he retraced his steps, and Informs the Public that he is prepared to do
with his vow never to taste of the all kind ol work in the Undertaking Business
on short notice and at rasouable prices.
terrible draught that could so excite
Baker City, Ocf. 1, 1873.n21tf
him to madness, was mingled a deep
sense of thankfulness for his escape,
C IT Y H A L L .
from further degradation. The in
fluence of home had protected him. r n i l E LA R G E AND COMMODIOUS
BROKER AND ASSAYER
DEALER
In G old Dust,
GOLD AND SILVER BARS,
In J. f . Virtue’s New Bant Bloct.
— ALSO—
i i i i i l t i m i i H . EXCHANGE : GREENBACKS.
NEW C O O D S
FIRAITIRE WARER0011S.
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Col. J. W. Nesmith is, and always
has been the friend of- the settler
and pioneer, and will always be
found working tor their interests.—
He is a farmer and knows a farmer’s
wants.
J Hall over J. W . Cleaver’s Furniture
Warerooms is now open to tho Public for
Balls, Parties, Concerts, &c., &c.
For particulars enquire of
J. W . CLEAYER.
Baker City, Oct. 1, 1873.-n21tf
Office— First door north Odd Fellow’s Hall
Ln49v2tfj"
B e r k s h ir e Piers.
| rp U E
j
X
S U B SC R IB E R
O F F E R S FOR
Sale a Lot of Choice
Borlisliiro Figs,
Some of the males old enough for service.
Also, a few
TOILACT (DIEtmfio
The Berkshires were all sired by Pacific
Prince, a pig o f the famous Imported Sow
“ RAMFORD B E L L E ,”
Owned by S. G. REED, of Portland.
The Sows were selected from the stoek of
ono of the best Herders ol Illinois.
price ¡¿¡25, payable in Grain, it more con-
veiiieut for the
„
FR EN CH .
Cove, Ogn., Sept. 9, 1878.-nl.9tf
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff’s
¡Sale.
NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION.
l l V IR T U E . O F A X EXECUTION
Issued out o f the Circuit Court of the
B
state o f Oregon for the County o f Baker,
upon a judgm ent rendered in said Court,
on the Thirtieth o f October, A. D. 1872, in
favor o f George W. Sayers and against the
Malheur and Burnt ltiver Consolidate.!
Ditch and Mining Company, for the sum
S e v e n Hundred and Thirty-one Dollars
and Fifty cents ($731 50), gold coin, to me
directed against the property o f the said
Defendant, I have levied upon and shall
expose at public sule to-the highest bidder,
on
18th day of
Saturday, the
October, A. D.
1873,
At 2 o ’clock, P. M., at the Court House
Door, in Baker City, Baker County, Ore
gon, the follow ing described property, to-
wit:
A ll the right, title and interest of the
Malheur and Burnt Biver Consolidate;
Ditch and Mining Com pany in and to the
undivided one half interest in andtowlu:
is known as the Birch Creek Ditch, used in
convey the waters o f Birch Creek, and iu
tributaries to Quartz Ouleh and vicinity,
together with all the Watei 1-Uglits ailc
appurtenances thereunto belonging; Also
all that Town Lot on the corner of Port«:
and Spring Streets, on which the otlie-
and Fire Proof Cellar o f the Malheur an
Burnt ltiver Consolidated Ditcli and Min
ing Com pany’s Office stands, und runnin;
back easterly to a line with or about on-
foot east o f the east side o f said Office an
extending from Porter Street to ¡¡ton
twenty feet north o f said Office, i.geiher |
with the tenements thereon.
The above mentioned property wn\ bo 1
sold as aforesaid to satisfy said execution !
and all costs.
Dated at Baker City, this 13th day of Sep- 1
tern her, A. D. 1873.
JAM ES H. SHINN,
nl0n23
Sheriff
Sheriff’s
Sale.
y V ir tu e o f n W a r r a n t for th*
B
Collection o f Taxes,issued by the Coun
ty Clerk o f Baker County, Oregon, I hat;
levied upon and will on
A ednesday, September 24th
A. D. 1873,
between the hours o f nine o ’clock, A. H
and four o ’clock, P. M., o f said day, at
Court House door in Baker City, Bai?
County, Oregon, offer for sale the folio«-
described property, at Public Auction,
the highest bidder, for eash.in Cold l I
to wit:
■
That certain Ditch commencing at oru
the Moutli o f Camp creek, and convey
the waters o f Burnt River to Clarks C
said Ditch being known its the Oregon
nal Com pany’s Ditch and Taxed to tint
egon Canal C om pany, and indebted tor
es to the stun ot 8150.Ot)
A lso, tli e undivided on e-h a lf of what
known as the S. B. R e e v e s * Co’s Ditc_ I
Situate in Shasta Mining Precinet, Ta.v-
to 8. Alberson in the sum o f Seventy h
Dollars, ($75,00)
The above m entioned taxes are duo ■ ',
the year ending June 30th, 1873.
Aug. 24th, 1873. JAM ES H. SHINN
nl(jn21
Sheriff.
Summons.
Bamberger & Frank
In the Circuit Court o f the State of Oregon
for Baker County.
esp e ctfu lly in v ite a ll tliose w h o
Iteinhold
Lekeburg
Pi’if
are indebted to them to call and settle.
vs.
N ew Y o r k , Sept. 19.—Fisk & Vv e are in want of money, and must have it
B. D. Buford D ef’ t
Hatch have failed, while Freits and to meet oui engagements.
To B. D. Buford the above named defen
Baker
City,
Oct.
1,
1873.-21
tf
Rubelon are announced as having
dant.
suspended. The firms of Beeters &
X T H E S A M E OF THE
®'
- Oregon, you are hereby required to »,
Edwards and Eugene Jackson also
O T I G E .
pear and answer the comprint jne
have been announced, in the Stock
against you in the above entitled au
r
n
H
E
UNDERSIGNED
HAS
P
U
R
-
on or before the 8th day oi October» [
Exchange, as failed. There have
1 chased the interest of Charles Schell- and if you fail to so answer, for wanting
been failures, since the above an worth
in what was known as the
oi, judgem ent will he taken against j
nouncement of Thomas Reeu & Co.,
by the plaintiff herein for the sum oi i
thousand two hundred and iiity one I
H. Warren & Co.. G'reenleaf & Nor
lars and twenty-five cents (A
ris and George Bailey. This seems With the Stock in trade, Furniture and Fix in
gold coin together with costs ami I
will . i i
to be another Black Friday, and a tures thereunto belonging, and accounts and o bursements
o i f ibis
action,
you
u i a c u i c i u a
u
t u i a
l l w w ’
•>
— .
take
notiee
that
tills
summons
is
dreary, rainy day contributes to the demands due thereto, in this City, and said ed by order o f Hon. L. L. McArthui Pu-t M
fiuancial gl< om. Gold has reached Scliellworth has retired from Saloon and o f the above entitled Court, duly nine
114, and stocks, in some instances, Bakery business, and the undersigned will the 15th day o f August 1»7J.
R
M
Schellworffi Saloon and Bakery,
L awrence & D ugaj
alone conduct said business, at the
have fallen 1U per cent. Day and
OLD STAND,
Morse and Hoyt & Warner hare sns
On
the
comer
of Front Street and Valley
pended. Theodore Bedell and A. M. Avenue. The best
J
Kidder are the latest announced fai
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars
and
lures.
BREAD,
CRACKERS,
P h i l a d e l p h i a , Sept. 19.—Desao FRESH
Si Bro. have failed.
a N D PASTRY
Always on hand at tho Bakery.
A Chicago paper has this queer ed
itorial paragraph:
A ! L i * £ ie8 °,Vin° the. ^te firm of Schell-
orthy Co., will settle with the undersigned.
“ President McMahon follows the w
Baker City, bept. 9, 1873.
example of the ex Empress Eugene,
Dl9tf___________
F. A. BQHNA.
and unbosoms himself to a newspa
per reporter.”
WANTED. W e will give energetic
men and women
Irate party to bus driver—“ Why
B u sin ess th a t w ill p a y
didn’t you attend to my hail?” Bus
from $4 to $8 per day; can be pursued in
driver, with dignity and a pulling your own neighborhood, and strictly hon
team—“ ’Cause I had my hands full orable. Particulars free, or samples that
will enable you to go to work at once, will
of rein.”
be sent on receipt of two three cent stam ps
Address,
J . L A T H A M & C O .,
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Summons.
In the Circuit Court o f the State of Off.' ,
for Baker County.
George W. Sayers, Plaintiff,
Against
Rebecca S. Sayres, Defendant.
To Rebecca S. Sayres, the above naq
Defendant:
X T IL E X A M E O F T H E ST ATI 'j
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Oregon, you are hereby required wj
pear and answer the complaint, -
against you in the above entitled’
which is a suit to dissolve the nm
contract between you and the above i
ed plaintitl on the ground of wiffidl °r
tion for more than three years, with— L
weeks prior to the date o f the first )-■
cation o f this Summons, and if y o u 'll
to appear and answer, the plaining,
apply to the Court for the relief deni«
in the complaint, and the costs
bursements o f this suit.
Y ou will also take notice that thisi
mons is published by order of H° d .1
McArthus, Judge o f the above en ,
Court, made on the 25th day oi a
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