Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, March 08, 1873, Image 3

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    TOWfl flHD COUHTY jjEWj
DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR,8.1S73.
Money Market.
Latest New York Gold Quotations.......,.! J
Legal Tenders in Portland :
Buying ..90 Soiling 91
Pallas Produce and Commission Market.
Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley
Jlerohants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
Bvino
THEAT 75e bush.
OATS 35 40 c.
BARLEY 75o
FLOUR $5 $5 50 bbl,
Sks$l25
CORN MEAL 4o. lb.
BEANS 6c. lb.
BACON Sides, tie lb.
" Shoulders, 10c. ft.
HAMS 12c lb.
PORK Dressed, 67cts
- " Pickled, Sc. to lO.c. lb.
BUTTER Firkins 20c lb.
" RoU, 30 to 25c. 0 lb.
QGS 20c do.
LARD Bulk 10c ; tins12,
POTATOES From Wagon, 37c bushol.
ONIONS $1 50 bushel.
APPLES Green, 50c bM.
I" Dried, 6c lb.
CnEESE Now Oregon, 20 25c p lb.
DRIED PLUMS I63 $i lb.
WOOL 30o. 1 tb
DALLAS CHURCH DIRECTORY.
M. E. Churoh. Services on the 4th Salbath
Eeach month at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Sabbath sshell very Sunday at i A. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev.
JT. James. Pastor.
M. E. Church South. Services on the 1st
Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. liev. J.
M. Lovcll, Pastor.
Baptist Curncn. Services on the 31 Sab.
bath of each month at 11 A. M. lie v. I',
lielman, Pastor.
Wool We wish soino one who ow s for the j
Rkpi'LICSAX would haul us a load of Wood j
no rice.
All tbe accounts duo tbs Rkim'blicam officer
must be settled with. I. C. Su'.Hvan (editor) j
E H Sullivan, fird.nri N at person is
authorixed to receive any money dus thu oCioc
or receipt for the tame. .
P. C. St 1.1.1VAV.
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Dallas. !
The town seenn to bo lively, and tuinc
reviving; and tho great attraction seems to Ik- j
ui ijco b ub luocoruer. .
Wonderful Last Thursday we ha 1 heavy
thunder It is so seldom that sound is heard
in this valltr. that tho school children wr;
running about tho streets and inquiring "What j
is that?"
For want of space we are e rupdk"d t l -ave' j
... . 1
out feverax articles seut us wlm-a will appear , m
next week.
We are glad to know that Mr, T. B, Newman
who has been confined to bis room for oni- j
jirnc from congestive ehiils , is abl a,;ain to br ,
at his place of buiiucss, and is fast cocr.sa.s- f
ig. j
Mi39 Joan Lyle, who has spent tho winter
east of the mountains, his returned him1! to;
enjoy the rain showers, with which tha people 1
of this valley are notur.frequcntly blcsicd.
Omission. Our foreman failed to insrt
our commcits on the correspondence in last ;
week's issue over the signature "Rt r.AL.
We consider the subject r.n important one, and
hope the author will continue to write.
SaleofKeal rotate.
Ourold friend and euterpising citizen John
Waymire, has been pur.h tsing more "real
estate adjacent to jhis mill property, and is
now improving it. We need more such men
as Uncle John in Dallas.
We were i nformcd by a 'gentleman on We i
nesday, that R. Bean of McM-nnville, attempt
ed suicide by taking poison, which was dis
covered in time to rescue him. wo know noth
of the facts
We call special attention to the new adver
tisement of Weathtrford A Co. inserted this
week, Weatherford & Co. keep constantly on
hand a very largo assortment sf drugs, pain's
oils and andgla.-s, and furnish them tocufom
ers at rater as lor perhaps as any establish men
of that character South of Portland, in Oregon
Now to test our suggestion upon that peint
just go to tbis house and purchase your next
bill of goods and then compare it with your
purchase? hcictofore made elsowhero Call and
co them.
Mall
Oue regular daily mcil from Salem, crime in
on last Tuesday night four hours behind timn.
The cause we learn, was detention at the
Salam Ferry, It is but just tosay, however,
that Mr. Lewis, our mail contractor, ban
brought the mails with a promptness and
regularity which reflects upon him gruit
credit. No person ha3 any reason or right to
coin Iain.
Dry Goods Breyman Bro,ncw advertise
ment in tbis paper ought to satisfy the people
of Polk County, that at no place in Oregon enn
their dry'goods be obtained at prices so favor
able to the purchaser" as at their store in Salem
The integrity and fair dealing of these gentle
men aro two well established in PolkjCounty to
require comment. Breymcn Bros, do an ex
tensive business, have sold goods in Ibis County
lor many years and know just what the people
wnt and we advise tbcpo who dcMiro anything
in their line, to examine their immense stock,
nd consult their low prices, and favorablo
terms.
Homo Manufacture Let the people ex
amine the new advertisnicnt of the Wilhunetto
Woolen Manufacturing Company, in this
number, and satisfy themselves that it is much
better to purchase homo goods which are not
only of fine quality but substantial. let the
farmer and morhanic purchaso the goods
manufactered at the establishment for tho vso
f of himself and family instead of squandering
his money for foreign, ilimsey, flashy goods
poseessing no substantial merit, and let the
merchants of Oregon purchaso these goods for
their home trade, and thereby benefit them
selves, their country and their customers
L
1ST OF LETTERS REMAIXINfi
iu tho Post OQ'tce at Dallas, Mar. 1
li73
Booth J. P.
Belt Dr. J- C. 2
Bloodsivorth Jessy
Curbctt A. (J.
Cox Elisabeth
Cottrell Albert
Dunn Mrs. Mary
EuibreMrs. Luuiuda
Elliot Willis
FewelB. F.
G age Noel
Grant Hon. J.
James Sharlotto
Jones Capt. S. II.
Mat.n M. V.
Me Arthur Judge
Perry Albert NT.
Tom Washington Geo.
Wallace & Mitchell
Wren Miss. S C.
Certified to be correct by J. D. L, P, M.
flliiK Nkw I Li.r st it atr i Annual op Phiino
JL l.w.ilcAt. and l'livsMUNoyv for IS72, con
tains portraits and sketches f nt re than fifty
distinguished subjects; including Seward, Liv
ingstone, Fred Douglas, Arnold; with Indians,
Negro, Malays, Mongolians, Arabs, Caucasi
ans ; Views of the Human brain ; Language of
tho lips ; Character in expression ; Physiogno
my with portraits and sketches of all the
Presidents of tho U. S., from Washington to
Grant. A capital Hand Book of 75 page
12uio. Price 25 cents. S. R. Wklls, Pub
Usher, 28'J Broadway, N, V.
.Musical Instruments Walter Jackson's
new advertisement in this paper, demonstrates
the fact that Pianos an dOrgans of the latest
styles and be.t quality can bo had at his estab
1 1.-L in e r. t on State sine?, Salmi, as cheap and
as goods tonus :t in fai; Fi aneiheo minus the
freight, also Bxks and Stationery at prices
whkh cat. tit ia:l to suit purchasers, ('ail and
sen Mr. Ja.kViu for any thing it Li- line before
payit-g i! : r ;. ci:r m- n y cd.-o-where. d nt be
a'r..id to c !! you vi I u!rtav- tit.d Liut agr
blo an 1 re a !v r c:.mu i'o you.
The new a -Iv.-rii-. n..;,! tu'h. rt Jfc Com
pany 1. aj u;:U i i i t li i - i-i.-ue, ..flVn pant
ind.K'i-monts to the p. oj.'.o t 1' County.
Ih.-ir .-t'o k ti lar and -ikrud f..r this trade
j,;,ri;.M!.trl y
not ruinous
arts always
and th. ir pr';-:.-.s i.rc iu.-b
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to 1 iir'h j'vrs. 'i i.esc t7(.-tt!tncii
ti hand t 1 t i i,it t!.. ,r goo !., aa-l
what is ,-tid In m-r. ar
a'lvayx -ant and
lo ii!,t u;r! lin-ij, con
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tit n y fil o nt
tl Si l.ool I'lird will a''
Dalhis, a;.d si'.tt'tj ts p t L iiri.rcstto
January, lb7-, anl iu'il 1.0 .
the 1st M
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. M. MAY,
it f r t ho l! ard
Irt t ! ic m.i'fprof (in ir i'ai:hi ot J II Isaac
tt'i.rd- and Aii.ii'i II W.n.U J L Collins aj
po'iut;. I Guardiiiii
In t:.e nutter of th proof D.-ny '(iiiffits Will
Admitted ari l l i'v proved.
Efttt.. of .Vi.r.cv Howard I F M Bntlcr
a ha'r.-Uans ;nf Vm !',..mes f.I. dan i
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liuiier appointed to h.ar and report
b
'ri.s s to the me : its t!,treo.r.
Estate of Win Whii'.y dfaed, Ben Hay
den a im's Order to t-U pcrvuuil properly f r
for c ish in ,:r. I
Estates of W:u Ball deceased Petition by
Mary II Ball fr letters granted and bond of
$i'i'0 iei'iircd
Estate of James Smith J D Juv.ih T'xcutor
Filed accouiis for final selth met.t time fixed
Pth day of April 1ST" for htariti
Estate of tho "Wards of Judicth Shelton
Report of sa'o of real fciita'o filed and order
for conformation ini lo
Estate of B F Hon d NL Butl-i adm'r ac
for final stttlement filed time set for hearing
hSt d-iy of April IS?.'.
Estato of Mary Chit.Tood Jvsfo Chitwood
a lm'r petition t p11 real estate granted time
set for hearing I2tlnlayof April IS7J
vi;atiii:h iikcokdi'dr mar iht.i
Kept by T Tt ar e, ttola, Ogii.
Lat 41" i.7' Li-nir 123 V
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2 27, clear winu N
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4 I, el.mdy wind S
t I, rain 0 '.Hi in wind S W
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10, lain 0,1 1 in wind S
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42, rain .'J. wind S
42, rain C ;)i in wind S"uth
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40, rain 0 OU wind Sorth
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32. cloudy wind North
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31, cloudy wind .North
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3y, cleus wind N
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37. ch ar wind N
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23 rainy days, with 13 24 inches water, clear
days 2 and clomiy uaj t-
Mean temnuraturo for month 41 0
Hiuhebt .06w, on the 17 Lowest 19" on the
NKW A D VJEIl TIaEi'KN"i S.
GOOD NEWS!
TO Till: PEOPI.E OF
POLK COUIVT Y,
Si
Brejman Bros.
SALliM OREGON.
Are now epeninga Fine and Selected stock
of Goods comprising
DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCIPTION5
LADIES CHOICE DRESS GOODS
LADIES FANCY GOODS AND
LADIES, MISSES, CHILD
REN'S HATS. .
ALSO
GENTS and BOYS CLOOHING OF ALL.
DESCRIPTIONS and PRICES to SUIT
THE TIMES, also a LA"EGE and well
ASSORTED STOCK OF
CAKPKTS,
MATTi.NOS
OILCLOTH,
WINDOW BLIND.'? and CURTAINS.
AIo
GR'Tnil".-'. Ql'Ur NSWARU. in fat miT.
ii.i'-.g p. ri'i.oii to lP.nrt Furnt-hing goo. If.
II, i:-.g'l..uht ur StM-k in Fran-s o a nd
Ni w oik i 1 -fr.on ran hold out 5-uperior
lioio -rtiifciiis to pur"hacrs,
CALL and SEE for yoiirdvr.
Mar i" 7 "-ta
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IM1XTS,
OILS.
GLASS.
WEATHERFORD & CO.
I 2UIf.I CI 3. NTS.
SAI.EM OHEC.'OV.
Imj o:ter nn iVenh-rs in I'')UEI(1NT and
nn.Mr.sTic Minis d.s. ; Fndrie,
Patent Medicine?, Paint, Oil, (Jl.iSl, Dyes,
te., tc.
Medicines Compounded and Prescriptions
filled.
Pure Vine and Liquors for Medicinal pur.
poses.
Orders Attended to wifh accuracy and prompt
ness. WKilTIICSKFOIia & CO.-
COMMERCIAL ST EFT,
SALEM. OKFUON,
yui:nii'i vs SALE.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
1) fuel out of the Clerk n i fli(' of the Circuit
Court of ihe .State of Ort gon for the county of
J'olk, in favor of A. )l. W h il ley, plain tifT, and
Harlow Harney, defendant, for Iho iiin of One
1 houpand and forty ilollari; and to me di
rected, I have levied upon the following
described real estate, to wit: The West hall
of the Original Donation Land Claim of John
Nicblin A, wile, being parts of seca. 1 and 36,
in Townships, fi A, 7 H, R., fi Wnat of U'illam-
tto Mi-ridian, (iitnate in Polk County Oregon.
And will proceed to sell at, public unction, to
the highest bidder, in front ol the Court II.u?e
door in Dalta. in said comity nnd State,
On Saturday the 2Hli l,iy of Uurch A.
I. IK:!, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M,
and l o'clock P. M. of said day, tor cit.di
in bund U. S. gold coin, nil the right, title and
interest of the said Harlow Harney in and to
tho above described premises with all the
uppurlenancffl, Uneiuent. and hereditaments
thereunto belonging, to sutixfy the said mim of
One Thousand and forty dollars with interest
at the rate of twelve per cent pur annum 11 from
the 14th day of August 1871, and tho furthr
Btitu jf fwe dollars costs, with costs of and
upon execution.
S. T. Biinctf,
Sheriff of Polk County Oregon.
Dated this the 27th day of February 1873
liSTIt A Y NOTICIS.
fjnAKEN UP PIY THE SUnSCRIBRR,
living one mile west of Huena Vista, Polk
County, Oregon, on the 22d day of February,
A. I). 1873, the following doerihed estray
property to wit: Oue tnuby heifer supposed
to be three years old this ipnujr, color while
all but the ears, which aro rod, no marks or
brands perceivable, appruised at $20.
fcdgncd f(1 w McCAKTY,
Mnr. 8,4 w
183 3.
THE
WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MFG. CO'S
SPRING AND
AT IlEDUCED RATES,
THROUGH THE AGENTS,
Mar. 8 73 ly IMIRTI,A,D, OKF.KOZV.
XE VA 1) VSR T1SEMEX7 S.
A. N. GILBERT. C. tZAFOVAuE
A. 1M. GILBERT & CO-
Dealers in HOOTH and SHOES, now
offer to th public .V.'IV GOODS at NEW
PRICES.
THEIR STOCK COSSISTS OF A
full It uo of
j
LADIES'
MISSES' and
CHILDREN'S
BOY'S and
YOUTH'S WEAK.
All selected with great care from the bent San
Framii' and Eastern Maiiufctures an J with
due ri litre nee to thw 'Jreun l'raio.
.
HIE ALsrwKEK!' ON HAND A FELL
TI supply of LkaTiieu comprising the be-t
t'rttxh Hrmda whkh we oiler to the trauo Mt
reauualile figure.
We manufacture HOOTS and UOl
to order, of all ?t le Material and
Voikttiaiihlp unsuipasstd.
for th. Celebrated Sixm Skwin
w iriiiii k, oi which 20,t)J0 ni'iti) wi-re o!d
in I n I . lhait any otht r ma Ir.nt nmnu(a t
ured. SPi at San Frucie pr ! wiibout
Iriiht, and on monthly installments to raak-
ns met t fitsy. Every machiuu irautc l for
tite jear
.SI,ZS!:EtT A: CO,
1 oniuici rial Mrttl, fali-ui, iri;'i'
Mm., ly
EO0KS& STATfiOWERY.
PI AMOS & ORGANS.
At Pt.rU:uil Iricc
A Larg? and Will felcctc l Ftock of
SCHOOL and
MI.SCELfcANEOl'S ROOKS.
BLANK BOOKS,
IMCTT ft V.H A M 1'IC'TlFIt K 1' It A M I
AXDCEXERALSTATWXERY
AO F.NTS FOR THE CVLERRATED
Cliiekeriiiff A: I'mrrsoii
INniiON,
3Inn TIsiiiiliii Or-
Mar. f.ly Pfitton'a IUock' Salem, Ogn.
f ' O Bl U S: Ii I A 11 Ii I')
FIKK I.5IEIAATB-:.
APPLY TO THE OLD
PHOSNIX OF HART
FORD becnuNc .
First, It has complied fully with the Oregon
f tate Law.
Srroild. Tls contracts in Oregon are backed,
under a re -insurance contract, by its own and
the united onsets' of tic Home Ins. t'o. of New
York and tho North liritif h and Mercantile lus.
(Company of London, aggregating $22. ;t'. ,0S7 7
oflering tho best security of niy Firo Insurancrt
Company or Association in the world.
Third, It can carry largo risks, as its poli
cies are re-insured by tho above, mentioned
Companies, that flic PIHEIX alone- can
carry the name lino thut all throe companies
would take sepcrately.
Fourth, It requires but one set of proofs
in case of loss ; thus giving the security of
threo Companies without the trouble of dealing
with separate Corporations.
On these solid merits, viz ;
Capacity to carry the largest risks,
The amplest possible security,
The simplest adjustment in case of loss, and
Tlie prompt and equitable pay ment et ail just
claims,
The Pktrnlx IiiMirntice Company collclts
your patronage.
C. A. Eti:B2I, Aeut,
SALEM, OREGON.
F.b 15;73 ly 1
1873.
SUMMER STYLES
NE XT- A D Vi:R TI SEME NTS.
GEO. II. JONKS j
Ileal Estate liroker
J. M. PATTERS9!
Notary Public
JOKS Sc PATTERSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Negotiate Loans,
.Hake Collections,
AGENTS FOU
UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO-
of San FrancUco; and
MUTUAL 1IFE INSURANCE CO ?
of New York.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
SALEM .... OREGON.
OUR RULES :
We buy or sell only on commission charging
a per cvntajfe for tb amount which the prop
erty is sol i or traded, f.,r our services, due
when the contract of salu or trade is made
We will introduce purchasers to the owner f
the property, arid leave them free to make lh
btst bargan they can, without any inteiference
en our part
We pay all a l ver'i.-ing expenses, depending
1111 our coiosai-.'iou, when a ealc or -trade is
male
We show all property, where within reach, or
eive letters j-f introdti,! n-n to reliable parties
living near who will show it
A!! letters of inquiry promptly and fully an
werel F We have many applications from good, prompt
paving men. who will pay 12 percent for money,
nn 1 give fir? t eta's personal or real estate securi
ty, a id pay all the expense a Mending making out
n papi r, A. Parties having money to loan
will do well to apply to us bff.tre placing it else
whrre Wo charge the lenders nothing for our
ftie ; the borrower 'ay u Entire Satisfac-ti'-n
given regarding the securities.
Attention is called to description of property
for a!e i n the Wkeklv tatehmax.
Feb li'7.1 ly "
rons isvrak,
Srr.VI BAKERY.
FAMILY CROCEKIG9,
Craclccr rniinlaciivy,
Commercial Street, Salem Oregon. -
Febl5'73 ly
.e' i oocN !iVew Coods!!
FOR TH 12 PRESBNT "EAS()X.
We rcspe.t fully call the attention of the
Public to our Well Selected Stock of
Indies' Dress Cloods,
Ladles' and lIisse IIat,
CSentR Jnrnlshlng Goods,
C.jovea, Cialterf". F.tc.
Hard rare,
C.roccrle,
School Alooka,
Stationery, &c,
in fact Everything Found In a First
Class Retail Store.;
We can assure our Patrons that wewill be
up with the timts.
1
Come and Examine our Stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken in exchange i
Goods !
N. A J. D. LEE.
Dallas April 22, 1871. 1-U
REAL ESTATE.
LEGAL AIJVETRISErWEDTS
AIJMINISTRAOR'S SALE.
In the matter of tbe estate ef Mary Chit.
wood, deseased. County Court for Polk
County, Oregon, March 18T3.
NOW ON THIS DAY CAME ON TO Bti
heard the petition of Jesse Chitwood, ad
ministrator of the estate of Mary Chitwood
deceased, asking tor an order to sell tbe real
estate of said deseased. situate in Polk Counly-,
and being the so'uth half of the Donation
Land Claim of Jefferson Chitwood and wife
and known in surveys and plats of tho United
States as Chitwood's Island, situated in Town
ship seven (7) South in Range number three
( 3 ) west of the Willamette Meridian, notifica
(No, 4692 four thousand six hundred and
ninety-two, and being that portion of said
Land Claim set off by the Surveyor General to
tbe said Mary Chitwood deceased, containing
one hundred and sixty acres; and it appear
ing to the Court that due and legal notice had
been given as by law required to all persons
interested and tbe next of kin of said deseased;
and it further appearing that it is necesary to
sell the said real estate to pay the debts of sail
deceased and the expenses of administration;
and it further appearing that there is not
Buflicient personal property to satisfy the dents
of said deseased, and that there is a large
amount of debts against said estate un
paid after disposing of all the personal proper
ty, and no person appearing to make objections
to tbe sale of said real estate for the purpose of
paying tbe debts of said deseased : It is there
fore ordered, decreed and adjudged that tbe
said real estate above described, be sold by
said administrator to pay the debts, for gold
coin in hand, ON SATURDAY TUB
I2th WAY OF APRIL, 1873
at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Court House door
in Dallas, Polk County Oregon, at public auc
tion to tbe highest bidder, and that a copy of
this order be rublifbed for four successive
weeks io the Liberal Republics. at Dallas
in said county.
Py order of J. II. Mjer, County Judge.
Now by virtue of the above decree, I will
proceed to sell said real estate at the above
named time snd place to the highest bidder
for cash iu baud, gold coin
Jesse Chitwood,
Mar. 8,4w Administrator.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
'VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
Xi was duly appointed Administratrix at the
Match term ot tho County Court for Polk
County 1S73, of William II. Ball decease.
All persons who have claims against the Estate
of said deceaoed are hereby notified to present
the same to me within aix months from the
date hereof, and all persons owing said Estate
will make payment to me.
MaetH. Ball,
Adm'r.
J.J.Daly,
Her Atty.
Mar 8 73 4w
SUMMONS,
In the County Court for tho State of Ore
gon for the County of Polk, S, S.
Juo. J. Daly, Plff Action at law to recover
vs money
M A Fitzmrris Deft
To M. A. Fitzrnorris, Deferdcnt, In the
name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled action,
within six weeks from tho date of the service
of this summon. upon you, and if you fail so to
answer, for want thereof the Plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum of oue hun
dred and eight dollar ud dU ct in Gold Coilt to
gether with interest thereon since January 1st,
1 872. at the rate of tea per ctnt per annum to
gether with costs and disbursements, Publi-,
cation ordered by Hon. J. II. Myer, Judge,
inehaiubers January -tfd, 1S73.
N. L. BCTLKR,
PifTs Atty.
J73':Cw '
EXECUTIVE'S NOTICE.
Samuel II. Tetherow has beon appointed
Executor ef the will of Deny L Guffitt,'
deceased. All persons having claims against
the Estate of deceased, will exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within six months
from the first publication hereof, to J. L. Col
lins, my Attorney, at his office, in Dallas,
Polk County, Oregon.
Dallas, March 8, 1873.
Saucel II. Tetberow,
Executor.
Mar 8 4w J. L. Collius, Atty,
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
j3( whom it may concern that N. L. Butler,
Administrator of the Estate of B. F. Boon
decease 1 has filed his final account of his
doings in said Estate. Whereupon it was
ordered by the County Court of Polk County,
Hon. J. 11. Myers presiding, that Tuesday
the Sth day ot April, A. P. 1873, at the hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day be fixed for
hearing said matter of which ALL concerned
wili take due notice.
N, L. BrTt.ER,
Adm's of tlm Estate of
B F Boon deceased.
Dated March 4, 1S73
Mar 8 4w
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
XJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom it may concern that James D. Smith
Executor of the last Will and Testament of
James Smith, deceased baa filed his final ac
count of his doing in said Estate Whereupon
it was ordered by tbe County Court of Polk
County Hon. J, IL Myers presiding that
Tuesday the 8th day of April, A. D. 1S73, at
the hour of 1 o'clock P M,of said day be fixed
for hearing said matter of WHICH all
concerned will take due notice.
Dated March 3d 1873
Javks D. Smitsj,
Executor of tbe last ,
Will and Testament of
x ' James Smith, deceased.
Mar 8 4w
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon
for the County of Polk S, S.
Jmio
McAlpin,
Plff
1
vs
Robart MoAlpiu Deft
Action in Equity
To Rtbert McAlpin Defendant. ' ;
In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon, yon
are required to appear "and answet tbe com
phnut tiled agaitibt you in the above entitled,
action, on or belore the sect ml Monday in
May 1873, and it you fail to answer, fer want
thereof the Pill' will ask the Courtfor the relief in
the complaint prayed, which is for a divorce
from ou and for tbe custody
of the cbilurun and their maintenauce aud costs
and disbursemeutr of suit.
1 C. SntivAw
G. W. LaWSO!!
.Pill's Attyf.
F'73'8 6w
the 25fh.
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