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Newspaper Page Texti -QWM AND GOUflTY NEWS; DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR.29. 1373. MonAy Market. Latest New York X3old Qnotations.........ll Legal Tendert ia Portland : Buying....... .....9 Selling.... 91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley Merchants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. HEAT 75c Wh. OATS 35 (Si 40 o. BAULKY 75c FLOUR $j $5 50 bbl. " Sks$l 25 CORN MEAL 4c. lb. BKANS -6c. It. BACON Sides, 11c p lb. " Shoulder, 10c. B lb. II A MS 12c -0 lb. FORK Dressed, 67cts " Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. lb. BUTTER Firkin 20c tb. " Rol. SO to 25c. ft lb. Q OS 20c dox. LARD Bulk. 10c ; tins,12, POTATOES From Wagon, 37c $J bushel. ONIONS $1 50 p bushel. APPLES Green, 50e bhl. 44 Dried, 6c ji lb. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 25c lb. DRIED PLUMS 16 a lb. WOOL 3 Do. lb DALL ASCI1UKC1I DIRECTOR V. M. E. Cue boh. Services on the 4th Sabbath ltiEcach month at 11 A. M. and 7 P. II. Sabbath srholl very Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting ever Thursday evening. ReV. J. James. Pastor. M. E. Ciiccca South,. Services on the ,1st Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. j. M..Lovell, Pastor. Baptist Cnuncji. Services on the 31 M Sal. butn of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. 1. Ilolinan, Pastor. , Me-ayles are still raging in town County Court next week. GotE Mr Jes..) Lewis lelt town this week bound for Uuton County We are compelled t wait our comments on the Fuuieru' Couveution, for want of room Hods J K Kelley and James II Slater have our thanks for eevcral valuable public doc uments W HT0 An etpdriencj 1 muieiai tj ta'i charge ot the QjoI TdinU" NEW Oil 'J AN Salary uo object He number that the public examination ot school teachers takes pi a jo y to-day at the acudeajy luilding, Will Rktirn We are rcjU;.tol to state fhat Mr, J. II. Kiuid will ou return t Dallas All persons wishing their pictures taken will find him by coiling at his old stand. OncAxs, Uur town can now boasts of two organs. The Litigant organ and Uoud Tem plar's organ. We play the firs:, and the blacksmith the second, II ii said that there was a party in town last night at the residence of one of the -o 10's But as we dou' t run with that class, we wasn't (here, consequently we arc u&ablo to n.ake any report of the affair That Oras. We are informed that the Good Templars jf this burg are highly de lighted with their new orgau which thc-y purchased with the proceeJs derived fiotn their public entertainment held about a month since. The sweet aud pharming mutia which it gives forth upon the guidance of skillful and experienced musicians, is not only very refrcih t g to the weay mind, but also serves to while away tee monof-opy of that part of the sessions occuped by recesses. In fact the Good Templars are so charmed with their, new acquisition that they talk of giving another entertainment for the purpoie of purchasing another organ to place in the other end of the hall. May vlctory perch upon, their banner. DIED. Alvin Anderson Williams a little son, of John and Eliza Williams, died February the 8th. 1873. Kentucky papers please COppy. . little Atrlne. We mis our littlelangel Alvin ; Yes, we miss biin all top while; We are ever longing for him With his childish playful smile, But now I gaze with tearful eye, And there is one empty chair. Well I remember times gone by Wfcen I saw bim sitting there. Then Hooked around the table, And there la one vacant place; It was there I watched and loved Ilia little angelic face. But death comes and cut the bower With Us cold and icy hand To bloom in another bower la a brighter better land. Near the gentle stream, the Luokiamute We laid bim down ut real, Ahd 'taws there we left bim sleeping With the clods upon hie breasC 'Twas there I pressed the last fair, kiss, And smoothed bis fair Golden bair; Bat I aost not, will sot murmnr, Tor tbia world he was to fair. ' " , . Wii erbY was Hit ? One night las week one ofthe young men of Dallas w,s found missing from hia usual "haunts on .Main Street, by one of; hia friends who was anxious to seo him on very urgent business. His friend searched from one end of Main Street to the other, bu all in vain, no traces of the truant could be discovered. At length he met another friend who suggested that Mr. A might in all proba bility be found at a certain reidenee in which resided a certain young lady, with whose charming smile and golden locks he was known to be terrible cmitten. He accordingly pro ceeded to the residence referred to, and walks boldly up the door which after three or four gentle raps, was opened by the fair daniMjl in person, who very politely invited him to walk in. This was to much lor our hero, and after a few ineffectual attempts to recover from his embarrassment, he succeeded in ttummcring out his errand, and upon being informed that the object of bis .search was not tAtre. he trembling, bid her good evening, and silently walked away, revolving in his mind the still unsolved problem, " Where is he ?" The Phrenological Journal for March con tains agood portrait and skeUh of William F ILivcmeycr Mayor of New York City: The Pnbleui of Liie : Diivc-n to death : Indian Relics, and our Indian Policy, a wll illustra ted and sersible ortiele; A Penitl Colony for Criminals; Mrs Mury Somcrvltle, the Scientist with portrait: What Shall our Boys Do? Dreams and their I'mises; Longevity in the Professions; I Cannot Quit It, or the Inebriate' Plea; A Good Memory, how to acquire and retail) it Price 32 els A year's Subscription, with a takifig C- romo $:i 000 Address S R Wells, Wl Broadway, N Y THE MARCH Alimnk opoas with a very effective coast scene : Afler th storm," by Tavinier. The black an 1 ru jj-jel cl iff arj in powerful relief ag ti;ist the moonlight, bursting through ftho brjken clouds aud rctjecte'd from every rippling wave. " li reak , bre ak , b rc ak On thy cold, gray crags, O !'. I But there is one ship which can never g on to that "haven uti Icr the hill." Its battered hulk tells of a .t.'oaa when ol I Ocean was 'n a far dhfcrcLt nvtod. Probably fbaiyost purely artistic cut that has tvtr npeiirtd in The A ldir is the stu ly of ''Wiutj l'inr'.ici of the Saranac," after Hows. Tiio woii kiful fi delity of every detail convinces in t!i it wc are g:siu upoq actual portraits of these vencnt blb motiarcbs of the fore-xl. druwn y one who knows and loves theia well. The engraving, wijich truthfully renders evry"Varjio texture of bark aud leaf, is a worthy spe imen of tho taleut of that prinoa of engrivar the hitler Liutou. A proof jiii;rcsi)ri of this cut has been ontxhihtiu in New Yrk; w'uro it ha? won iho hi.h'iut praMO from CO i r IsteixtP. Although many other jiicturt's w ll m c wid-ly popular, jt will bojhard to select u lii.'e or.e w hich w ill do ino.c to win fjr Th Aldinr the rc.-'pwct of thou whoite e-ilfivation enables tlu-n t recgui.e. and ajprccift; the liiglic.-t Arui of rt J;.IQ ' D. Smi1!: gt ( .i. -;iif.il sketch of that f an r. i " r n I i jv;' and there are alsj two mu ilit r aiittciit; by Ta v injer, which are very b'.MLtiful. "Tao Foxand Grape.," after D ire is a specimen of thit master's mo.-n happy My le, and i. a (riuiitph o' pictorl art. Although wo congratulate the publisher upon their success in te ar; do parttnent of this' number and wiU also -cngrat ulate ourselves upon tlj p.ss-faiioii tt a.,li a in agnifi cent "exponent of American tastv.' The litercfure is inore excellent than u.Mial The mot notioeahlo articksjare "Interludes, a .xparkling story by KHt-ihoth Stoddard and The Tawny Mustache." a bright social sketch by Sue Chcsnutwo 1. Charles Dawson Shanly '':.! riluitca a pleasant paper about ' Giants, U al and Mytiral ;" W. W. Uaiiey a little study In naiural history about "Pusj-y Willows and Alders " and Henry richards a bit of gossip about "Short and Pitchy Letters." The edito rials, which are in Mr. Stoddard's best vein are 'A Ftw Thoughts about wafer." "The Horse and his Rider," "White Birches ofthe .Saranae," and "Love's Lat Service" liltz abcth Akers Allen opens tho number with a pail.eiic po in, entitled "Incons'ancy ;" Edgar Fawcett follows with "Apostasy," a melancholy love poem ; and John Sy dnty with an amusing nursery song on "Baby's Tolict. M isic, art, Literature are inel!"g uc and critically treated. Although the MARCH ALD1NE is the best yet issued, Subscription price $i00 including Cbromos, ".Village Belle " and cro.s ing-tue Moor.'t James Suttou & Co., puoli ihers, i3 Moiden Lano N. Y. In the Circuit Coqrt of the Stato of Orego n for the county of Pulk. Wm.F. Clingan deft.,) re. J- Summons. Un.ula Clingan jJff.j ' ' fllO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: J In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of tU plaiutiff filed in the above entitled cause against you with the clerk of said court, on or before tho first day of the next regular term of said court to be begin 1 d held at Dallas the couny-scat of said county. On MONDAY the 12th DAY of MAY, A. D. 1873. You are lurtber notified tbat if you Jail ao to appear and answer, for waut thereof the platfititr at said time will apply to tho court for a decree diamftring the bonds of matrimony existing between you and. Plaintiff and lor such other and further relief a may s eem just and equitable to the conrt Publication ordered by B. F. Bonbam Judge , . J II ay den Sf Mjcr M22lw Plfl,-Atty'r ; CII JEA r P "A jwtiVo. A S I AM NOW THROUGH WITH 'tIE Amott ofmy work tdiia fall, I propose to tutt HACKS, vVACON, and MUG (ii lis at $10,50 apiece. .Now J the time to brion on your oli Hacks and Wagons as you will never get them painted cheaper. , . Shop on t& corner oVeV X. "Biylei store I 11, P, IIHIVn. MEW AD VEli T1SEM h'NTS. FROM US THE BIVI Read ancl be Wine ! The UNDERSIGNED arc now and always ready to wait on their Customers aa4 sell as tho lowest cash rmci: Their Large and V'ell selected stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE O O II X TZ I SI N C DRY GOODS et CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES HATS & CAPS CiilOt i:2lZi:s & Crockery i VT flTriCO lUTfl'T T3 TAA VI' tm roiis to .iei!iion. e iiviincr a i- vertisu nor Give Bait, but intend to do the j U!tro thwg with A-ll & everybody Produce tnlii'ii for C4ooiN, COM E AND SEK FOR YOU USE LP, H E R R H A W & H I H C H. Salem, Or ('iron. M 73,22 ty. v o n it b: ii i a n l i: fiki-: iasi raaci:. APPLY TO THE OLD PHCENIX OF HART FORD because First, It has complied mlly with the Oregon i tato Law. Second. Its contracts in Oregon are harked, under a re-insurance contract, by its own aud the united awts of tie Home loa. Co. of Nw York and the North Britixh and Mercantile Ins. Company of London, nKri( tin 22,i6l,087 87 offering the best security of any Firo Insurauco Company or Association in the world. ' Third, It ran carry large risks, as its poll cies are re-insured by the above mentioned Coroparics, so that the PIDENIX alone can arry the same line that all threw oomjmnies would take t-rMTtely. Fourth. It requires but one set of proofs in case of loss ; thus giving the security 6f three Companies without tho trouble of dealing with seperato Corporations. On these solid merits, viz ; Capacity to carry the largest risks, The amplest possible lecutity, The simplest adjustment in case of loss, and The prompt and equitable payment of all just claims, The l'heertlx Insurance Company solicits your patronage. C. A. KURD, Agent, SALEM, UUEGOJ. Fob I5;78 ly MM ST OF WORK AT TIIK LOWEST LIVING PRICKS, CAN HE HAD BY CALLING ON. ninJEs & vtiai: lou ' ' STEAM JOB PRINTERS, ' ; 03 Front Street, Portland, Orejf A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BLANKS Circuit, County, and Justices' Courts, con stantly on hand. Also, Bonds, Deeds, Morgsges and Blanks for use in Bankruptcy cases.1"' ' - . ' -:-r-.l f I -.., ; 4 ' ; 1 ij 1 l) it ... j B7 usini Letterheads, billheac'i, circular printed envelops, etc (Jive us a call and send nyovr orders . . , !, '.' I' - ; ! ... . ... ... . ... ...... I is;:. SPRING TIIC WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MF?G. CO'S CKM91BS- flUR MO AT ItEIlUCED KATK, THROUGH Mar. 873 ly Ioa:TLAilF, OUKCiOA. XE WAD VKItriSEMEXlS. A. !. Gi! BKttT. V. t ZAKoVACK A. W. GILBERT et Dealers m IJ(H)I unJ SIIOI.s, now ; r ffer to th public SE W (iOOKi at NLW ; PRICED. T,,pin! C'7Yl'r lVCSJ7'' HP . llltAK lULf LUMlI$ Ut A full line of ! LADIES' MISSES' and ClIILmtEN'S BOY'S and j YOUTIfS WEAR. j All gileced -with jrre&t care fmm tlu j test San Francisco and KMcru M itaif -n t ires and with due rt trercnto to tho Oregon Trade. WE ALSO KEEP ON II AND A FULL If jnpj.lv!'f Lr THtii eouipr'firi the beet Frmvh n liih a e offer U the tradtf at reasonable tiurc. i Wc manufacture HOOTM and llol to unkr, if all M3 It- Material and IV. rkuiaiihlp uusurpa-Mjed. j gent f"ir the Celebrated Finorii ?r,in m e'HiS, of which 2t,0i)0 in rt wt re sold in 1 872. than any other- maefcine manufa-l-urcd. Soldi at S.ir Francisco price without freip;l.t, nd n monthly iuatallincnts to inHe ., in. 1 t taiji, Ley machine wurantcd fcr live jcars i i. ."V. fiII.5?i:iM tV CO, CeniuicitUl street, Sltiu, Oregon Mtr.. ly WOOD PUM PS! X2Si: IIIT AND TIot 1 111 pro vim I WOOD FJIIP . now iii use for 1aisl!i; Water for Domestic Purposes, )r far I Jam or Stock Wellf. Every mall who has had experience in the difTen-nt whvs of raiting water, knows TUFE IS NO WAY OF DOlNtJ IT SO CHEAPLY lend tbat tbero is uo pump co durable, conven ient, and fr e from iui arling unhealthy ele ments to the water as the Plain WOOD PUMP aianufactured by 'i he sAu:n vim s 1:0. I FISIIElt et HAAS. i March 22 ly imiiCaS! I2il-;S!! PAINTS, OlliS. c;i.ass. VEATHERFORD & CO. URI!ISTS. T I 1 SALII... OH EGO N. Importers and Dealest U I'OUEION and DOMESTIC DRUUS Druggists Sundries, Patent Medicines, Paint, Oils Glass, Dyes, Ao., e. ' Medicines Componnded and : rriscrlptlon . Pore Winii an Lfquwsfbr Mattkriiif ur.' p6les. ;. ,h .... .-.i i Orders attended to wifh aocuracy and prompt ness. ' ."?-'-:.' -- WEATZli:KroISII -l-A CO. COMMERCIAL STEETt . , SALEM, OREQON, 1 1 STYLES THE AGENTS, 1. A R M K R S PviAI3. - r,"ril), .11,1 Til f . C M. ! I- H vt-r and tircubacks irj Polk County, f-r wheh I will j.iiy the highest market price in goods, at ijy More at lower rates tha.ii can be 'btiinel nt any place South ofthe city of ptLj, ,x tho Mute. AT THE n A VI NO Pl'HCHASEI) A LARO E AND complete Slock of NEW UoODS,.ai:d receiving fte.Mi s;ipliud evjry WJck.I eaa fup ply uvcrboJv with Uvy )xfs, . C3a, (ticcii.Hivnrc9 Tobacco, t'iars And all nrti. les f.und in a OENKKAL VARI ETY bTORE, I woull respectfully call the attention of tho 1'u'dic to my Establihtncnt. IligbeM. Cash price paid for I VliS AMI II.TKY. P.. A. RAY. Eola, Polk Co., 0-n. 16 tf f I 1- I II I f ALE. lYVniTl'ROF AN EXECUTION IS I) fuel out ofthe Clerk's .fiS.-e of the Circuit (Vtift of ilie Stnio ufOn'Sim for the cunty of Polk, in favir of A. II. Whitley, pl.iii;ti(T. nd ll.irli w l!r!iy. defendant, for the mm of One 1 Iiou'an I an I forty dollars; and to tee di rected, , I have levied upon the following describe 1 real estate, ft wit : Th Went halt ofthe. Orij:inl Dottaliort Land Claim of John Nichlin A w ife, being p irfs of sees. I an lH, in Townships. C A 7 S. It.. West f H illa'U- t'e Meridian, situate iu Polk County Orcg-.n. And will procee.l to pell at puhih auction, to the hi;:!ip.-! bid it r, in Iron tot the Court Jlcu e dam in Dallas, in sail eousitv and State, On Saturday the "2fHli day of llarrli A. I). l tween tho hours ot V o'clck A. M, an 1 t o'clock P. M. of si l day, tor cash in hand V. S. g.4 I com. all the right, title and interest ot (he full Harlow Barney in and to the above described premises with all the appurtenances, tvitemonts aud ber-iitamci.ts thereunto belonging, to satisfy the said sum of One 1 hotisand and forty dollars with interest at the rate of twedve pe r cent per arinumn from the 14th ilay of August 1S7I, ftr.d tho further sum jt ti o dtdlara costs, with costs of aud upon execution. S. T. Bt itnt, ShcrifT of Polk County Oregon. Dated this the 27th day of February IS73 In th Circuit Court f r the State of Oregon, for the County of Polk rf. S. Laura Eveline iveane PlfTV vs fciut 111 ij,auity James Henry Keane Deft ) ! To tho above named Defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, yon nro hereby rcipiired to appear and answer the coin plaint filed against you in the above entitled action, on. or before -the- second Mondav of May next, IS'a, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof thn Plaintiff will npply to the Court for the relief iu tho complaint prayed, which is for a divorce from you and for the custody ofthe infont child of said marriage and costs nnd disbursements. Publication ordered by B. F. Bonhntn, Judge. : a. w. law.so, E. Sn.UvAM, F 1573 flw Att'js itrP r Special Notice. It is a well known fact that dyspepsia and Indigestiou are the cause of nearly all tho dis eases that the human body ia heir to ; then w.by pay , enormous doct.u's biil ? By uiing Dr. ilenley,(celelf ated I X L Bitters they can be thoroughly eradicated from the system'" and new lifo imparted to the sufferer. Read phy sician's certificates ia advertisement in another column. M223 ESTRAY :NOTICI2 f jlAKEN UP, BY,, THE SUBSCRIBER, JL living one mile west of Bucna Vista, Polk County. Oregon,, on the 22d day of Fbruary, A. 1). 1873, tho following' deforlbftd tstray tironertv to wit: On .mitliv heifer- iurtnosed A$ Jie three years old this spring, color, white an uui tne ears, wnjcu tiro rcni, no maras or brands peroeivablo, appraised at $20, ; bigned K. W.!Mc, -CYRTA - Mar. 8rr " ; !? p. For the very best 'phtbrarjh go td s Brad ey A. RulefrsooYiOallery witfiot TAIUS, i ASnKND IN TIIH Rt.tJVATfiB. i?a J,i:(; AI, ADytHTKldCMCDT ADMIMSTH.VOIt'H SAL.I3, In the matter of the estate of Mary Chit- 1 n. ........ r..... r- u,Ar Ccunty, Oregon, Marcli 1, 1H73., NOW ON THIS DAY CAME ON TO BE beard the petition of Jedso Chitwood, ad- descased, asking lor an order to sell the real estate of said desuused, situate in Polk County, , and being the south half of the Donation LandClaim of Jefferson Chitwood and wife and known in surveys and plats of the United States as Cliltwood's Island, rituate l in Towa fhip seven ( 7 ) South in Range nuiaber three ( ?, ) went of the Willamette Meridian, notifica (No, 1092 four thousand six hundred aud ninety-two, and being that imrtioa of sail Land Claim set off by the Surveyor General to thefaidMary Chitwood deceased, containing oue hundred and 3ixty acres j.j ami it appear ing to the Court that due and lejral notice had been given as by law required to all persons interested aud the next of kin of taid descasod; aud it further appeiring that it is necesary tv sell the said real estate to pay the debts of sai I diseased and tho expenses of administration; and it further appearing that there is not fcuKiciuut pcr.onal properly to toitisfy tho deOts ui Pi, ri icre.i-e'i, uu't uiab iuci is a tntt . iiinouut of debts aai(i.Jt sail e.Mata un paid alter disjioting of all the personal proper ty, and no person appearing tu taake objections to the saluot eiiid real c.-t i:e for the purpose of pay ing the dclrts of sai l deseased : It is there lore ordered, decreed and a lju lg.i l that thj mid r ;il tst'tte above described, be fold by raid administrator to pay tad debts, for gol i coin in hand, ON SATURDAY THE 12th DAY OF APK1X, 1873, ut 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Court House door in Dallas, Polk County Oregon, at public auc tion to tho hiheM bidder, and that a copy of this order be published lor four successive weeks in the Liin.iuL. RefTBUCAS at Dallas iu said county. Bv ordtrof J. II. Mver, County Judge. Now by virtue of the above decree, I wile proceed to soil sai l real estate at the abovj time and place to the highest bidder tor cash ia baud, gold coin Jkssk Cnmvoor, Mar. ,lw Administrator. Al3IIXlJrHATItIX MOTICIi. VTOTICi: IS HEREBY OIVHN THAT C Xi was duly app tinted A linini."tratrix 1 at t'le Mai eh term ot the County Court for Polk Ccuiity lb3, of Willum H. Bull '-decease'. All persons who have claims against the Estate of 'aid deceased arc Inrcby notified to precns the same to me wirhin six in iuths from the. data hereof, and all jursmis oing sail Estate will make payment to me. Mauv II. Bli.. , A Im'r J. J. I)Ai.r, Her Atty. Mar 8 7Z 4 , I :X KCL'TI V 1 :vs NtTI C li. Cl amml II. TeLherow has been aprointel 3 Executor of the will of Beny L. Ouoiit, de-ceased. AH pcreois having oLiiiu agiinst , the Ktate of de-ceased, will exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, wi;htn si months from the first publication hereof, to J. L. Cot. Lis, iny Attor.iey, ut his olficc. io Dallas Polk County. Oregon. Dallas,' March 8, 173. SaattL.lI. TeTiiPnow, Execu ur. Mar S 4w J. L. Col.li.x, Atty, 1'IXAL SETTLEMENT. VTOTICE 15 HEREBY ilIVEX TO ALL X wii. . ui H may concern inai u. uatter, Administrator of the Estate of B. F Boa decease I has Sled his filial account of hn 1 l" lit! -.1 t 2 loings in ri i r.MJir. i urmiMn h w:s or lerd by the Cwunty Court f Polk. County, .7 Hon. J. H. Myers prcsi ling. tha Tuesday' .1. . o.l. I ..-:! Ik IO--, '. i:ie iii liar ui . ir, u. .1, u. iuv uvui of lit o'clock, A. M. of sai 1 day be Jied for hearing raid matter of which ALL concerned ' vvili take duo notice, t - y, L. Brn.it'rt, 'AdmVef the Estate vf. v B F li ti deeaii 1. Dated March 4, 1S7.1 . " Mar S 4vr FINAL UrfL Jif i Mi'. , . "VTOTICE I IIER12UY (1IVEN TO ALL -( whom it may concern that James D. Smit'i Kxe-cutr of .the last'' Vf ill -nd Testament e f Jtinies Smith, deceased has Qled his final ao cuuntofhis doing in sai l Estate Whereupon it was ordered by-the Conwty Court of Pollc County Hon, J, IL Myers presiding the Tuesday the Sfh day of April,' A. D. 1873, at Ihe hour of I o'clock P M,of said day be fixed for heating sail matter of WlftCH all coucerned will take due notice. . . ... . . , .' a Dated Mareh 3d 1H73 J AMts'D. SviTB,' '-' '' Exe utr vf the last Will aid Te.-tamcnt of James Smith, deceased, . c , Mar S 4w ...... SUMMONS. Tn the Circuit Court for thoStatA of Orogoa for the County of Polk S, S. ' ' Juno McAlpin, Plff J vs Action In Equity Robart MeAlpin Deft, To Rcbert McAlpin Defendant. In the name ofthe Stale of Oregon,; jou aro. required to appear an 1 ars we i the co u plaiut filed agatnht you in the above entitldtT action, on or belore tho second Afonday in May 1873, and if you fail to answer, fr want' thereof the Plff will a;k Ihe Courtfor the relief ia the complaint prayed, which is for a divorcer from . you , aud for. 5 the. custody, of the chiluren and their tAuintenance and cost! and ditdmrseineutr vf feuit. . 1 i i Publicatioa ordered by B. , F. Bonhauv Judge. PC Sullivan, O W Lawson, FS 6w ' Plff Atty . ! - In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Polk jS.cJ.; . ;. h . v r' Mary C. vVilson,' pllT. V ' I .. ; 1 . t vs. In equity for divorea . Wtn, C: Wilson dcrv) 1 ', y . To tie above named defendsnt: , , - , . IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE gon you are required to-appear and anawwr tha complaint fileil herein in ; th ofScf of. tha olerk of ba Circuit Court of said county," within six fl weeks fr.nu tbaduto-ofsth) ser vioo of thi" SHiiinions on you by publication, lo wit, before May I2th, l$7i j otherwise,1 pi IT. will Uke a default f again tt- you .and task .the Court fo.r a tlecree josolviug the marriage oaji tfuct1 now xi titig between yoa-'aud ber and for other .relief aa.la. said complaint set , forth . : - ; :';' ' Publicatien ordered bt Ilea B. . F . Boa- haul, ui. Judge ' J 8 Daly " ..PlUAtty ;