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THE INDEPENDENT. NOIICEXo certificate of publi cation will Ue given until the fees are paid. WE SUA L L MA KE NO DE VIATION "FROM THIS RULE in future. Thursday, March 23, 187C. "Mountain Wolf Club" Forest Grove, March 19, 187G. Enron Independent. It appears from what vre hear concerning the destruction of flocks and herds of the farmers of Washington county it is necessary to organize through out the couuty for protection. The organization of the Mountain Wolf Club of this place was a move in the right direction. The club was organized chiefly by the efforts of H. Buxton and Ben Cornelius who are alive to the bast interests of the farmer and herder. The club is at present composed ' of GO members, among whom are all the best, most enterprising, and en ergetic farmers and business men of our portion of the county. They offer a bounty of ten dollars each for the skin of any wolf, panther or cou gar taken or started within the limits of their boundaries, provided the tno animal is over tne age oi six months old; if under that age then five dollars will be paid therefor. The club is organized by mutual agreement of the members to pay the sum of one dollar each at the time of their becoming members of the same. The fund thus raised is paid over to the Treasurer, which consti tutes a general fund, which can only be used for the payment of bounties as aforesaid, and when the fund is exhausted, each member pays to the Treasurer au additional sum ot one additional dollar, and so on as long as the club may continue. If at any time the organization shou'd be dis continued the money remaining on Land is distributed pro rata among the donors. The Secretary is also the Treas urer, and w is elected by a majority ef the nlembers in writing at the lime of signing the article. The jurisdiction or boundaries of the Mountain Club are as follows: Beginning at the south-east cor ner of section 4, T 1 S, R 3 W; thence north to the west fork of Dairy Creek, thence up the said creek to the north boundary line of TIN, It 3 AV; thence west to the north west corner of said Township, thence south to the south-west corner of sec 7 in said township. Thence to to the north-east corner of sec. 33 in said T 1 N, R 4 W; thence south to the south-west corner of section 3 T 1 S, R 4 W; thence east to the place of beginning. S. Hughe3 of Forest Grove is the Sec. and Treas, who is authorized to to pay bounties receive and receipt for all sums due the club, and at tend to any other business pertain ing to the club. It is desirable that all other committes in this county organize for the destruction of these wild animals and that all unite in one general club, whose boundaries shall be the boundaries of the coun ty, and offer such bounties for their destruction as will justify men in working for their final extermina tion. A Sheep Raiser. Heads Off. H. "W. Scott's head came off first, and now the gentle Medorem Craw ford and sweet Daniel Malarkey bow to Ilolladay's Hippie's little hatchet. Ungrateful Hippie! Why, these men made him Senator. "Scott laid the plan" says the Standard "to catch Wakfield while he was paying the wretch Johnson the $000 to vote for Ccrbett, which resulted in the defeat of the Corbett faction and the election of Mitchell. When the Senator's youthful indiscretions were made public these same parties up held and sustained him, and when the friends of the Senator could have been counted on one's fingers, they were the foremost to stand by him. But how he has rewarded their hu miliating subserviency !" Mexican Revolution. Dsipair.hes state that the revolu tionists under Diaz are daily gaining strength. Matamoras is thought to be the objective point of Diaz, and censternatioa prevails along the Mex ican border. Penna, one of the rebel leaders captured Comargo on the Gth and withdrew from it on the following day before a superior Fed eral force. A writer in an exchange on the subject of "The Silent" in describing woman says, "she looketh forth as the morning, fair ns the moon, and terrible I s an army with banners." . A. V terrible" pinback, that. Advice To ''Agricultural Horse Trots." Mr. Editor. -As the time is rapid ly approaching when the Directors of the W. C. A. S. must prepare the Premium list for the fair of 187G, permit me as one deeply interested in the success of that enfcernris through the Washixotos Independ est to urge upon that energetic Board the advantage to be gained bj a careful examination of the Premi urn list of the State Agricultural So ciety published in the Willamette Far mer, and if any of said Board desi ring to examine said list, havincr failed owing to the unprecedented hard times to subscribe for that pa per, will notify the publisher.I think he will forward a list. The Directors of the State Society, with a proper appreciation of the disinterested motives that prompt the citizens of Oregon to compete for awards, have in roanv cases offered diplomas instead of money as pre nnums. With a feeling of predju dice, however, above which I think the board should have arisen, tht-y allow cash premiums,(not one diplo ma offered) in all trials of speed; and this in the face of the well known fact that "Gentlemen of the Turf,' are the most liberal patrons through out the land, of agricultural Socie ties. Indeed so universally has this fact been admitted, that "Agricultu ral Horse Trot" and " Agricultural r , Society" are synonymous terms. But I have no fears that our Board will insult the owners of Greased Licrht- ning, Flying Nellie or Buckoff Biliv by an offer of cash premiums. I notice that the Board has deter mined to put a stop to the baneful practice of offering inducements to that precocious development of the young, so reprobated by the leading intellects of the age by refusing to al low misses under 14 years of age to compete for premiums for best "pair of woolen stockings," Sec. That is right. What business have mothers to waste the time of their little daughters by allowing them to learn such useful occupations. Let them wait until they get families of their own, then they will know why the knitting of stockings was invented, and will freely learn if they have the time. Rather encourage these joung misses to lay the foundation of a thorough education in the arts and mysteries of croquet, &c, and let their mothers do the knitting. In Class R, I notice that the pre miums for the lest exhibit of Soda biscuit, etc. is, 1st P, $2; 2nd P, 50c. And the best assorment of cakes is 1st P., to; 2udP., $3. At first glance this might appear an unwi?e discrim ination, especially as "Bread is the staff of life." But the Board with that far-seeing liberality that invari ably characterizes such bodies, rec ognize the fact that if bread is the staff of life, cakes and preserves are life itself, and therefore, they cut loose from old fogy notions and boldly take their stand with the great reformers of the present ae, who hold that happiness and virtue are made up of enjoyment and en joyment is eatiDg cakes and other "goodies." And to make assurance doubly sure, we have in class M, "best assortment of cakes not less three, 1st P, $5, 2nd P, $3; followed by best 5 lbs of fresh butter, 1st P, $3, 2nd P, $2. I think that butter maker should donate the wholo of that premium, if she gets it, to the Society for their liberality. In conclusion I will say that I am somewhat surprised at the low esti- mate (judging irom tne premiums offered, $1 and 50 cts) at which grape, curiant, cherry and blackber ry wines are held by those who pre pared the list.fc But this and the de cided ground taken at the State Fair against selling intoxicating liquors on the grounds is accountable for by the strong temperance proclivi ties of the present and lormer Boards of Directors of the Oregon Agricul tural Society. Tim. P. S. Since wiiting the above the owners of Greased Li "ton in sr. and Buckoff Billv infoim me that if our Board of Directors should offer $200 to $300 premiums, with free use of the stables for themselves and friends, and if the track is kept in good order while training, at the ex pense of the Society, they will, rath er than see the Society go down, be on hand. Flying Nellie has not yet decided what she will do, but it is thought she with a number of others will, as our track is one of the best in the State, at any rate train for the State Fair. So the Washington Co. fair next fall must be a success. T. "Nicodemus of Chehalem" shall have a place in the Independent if the writer will send us a true name. We have no subscrilwirs of the name signed in the note accompanying the verses. How "Squills" Puts It. Washington County, Mar. 13, '7G. Editor Independent : Solf-consti- tuted sages and addressers of the dear people are becoming rather nu merous. They are scattering around political wisdom in chunks and hand fuls. After these brilliant suns have thrown around such floods of light, they can scarcely be held account able if a Washington County voter should wander in unseemly ways. Of course they are entirely disinter ested. Not one of them but desires his leadership to, be followed, solely for the good of the dear tax-berid-deu people. They are, however, rather melancholy leaders. All wad out the same mournful song to the same mournful tune. Each one puts on his Sunday cap, clothes him sell in roues or righteousness, pro longs his countenance according to the most approved sanctimonious pattern, pronounces the piss-word of his order, "Mitch-Hippie." and then delivers himself of a diatrilie on the corruption of politics and politi cians. Where these gentlemen ac quired such an extensive knowledge of the "ways that are dark" matters not. They speak like "one to the manor born." A cynic mi rht sug gest that, perhaps, "they have trod the ways they so graphically de scribe, and know whereof they af firm," but every honest man would indignantly shun the base insinua tion. But is it not a little singular, that these tearful Jeremiahs should not have one word of condemnation for politicians or political tricks, un less they are claimed to be found in Republican or Democratic ranks? Is it not a little singular that these astute doctors prescribe the same remedy for each and every political disease? Do they all belong to that small but faithful band who labored so assiduously tohealall the wounds on the body politic, by the applica tion of Whitney salve? But conceding the justness of their attack on politicians and polit ical corruptions, are neither to be found within the Independent par ty? Is there in this county a politi cian who has grown gray, and even dyed, in the tortuous way of politics; who has grown fat by almost con tinuous feeding at the public crib for nearly twenty j-ears, who, according to his own storv, is the onlv man who in this county, was ever elected honestly, or beaten rascally; who can button-hole more men, pack more conventions, pull more wires, lay more political traps, ride more miles ami do more political work than any other ten nv.'U in the conn ty; who ma!es politics a trade and lives by it, and in politics as in war, regards everything done by himself, or friends fair, that leads to victory; who is the most consummate of ring managers, and most severe denoun cer of rings; who has for years, in spite of the wishes of three fourt! s of the voters of the county, by skill ful political management, secured the most lucrative public positions for himself and friends; is there such a man in this county? If so is he Republican, Democrat or In dependent? If the latter, is he a subaltern, or the very head and front, body and brains of the party? And why do our sae friends advise us to shun politicians by flying into his arms, and to rebuke wire-pulling by followiug his leadership? Squills. Wrestling Match. Last Saturday a wrestling match took place at Cornelius for a purse of five dollars between II. McLiti of that place ami a man hy name of Allred from the fJrove. They wres tled "hip and thigh" and after four strongly contested falls gave up the struggle. Young Me Lin threw his antagonist once fairly, the other falls beinir declared unfair by the judges, McLin stake. was awarded the A letter from Rr.'ck Flat, Umatilla county, says: 'The suirre.'s aro not so numerous this spring as they were last; besides we have i vented a ma chine with which we think they can be exterminated. We burn sulphur and rags in the machine and blow the smoke into their holes. It has proved an entire success, as we have dug them out dead from 15 to 20 feet from where the smoke was blown in to the hole. For two years past the squirrels have destroyed our wheat and oats entirely. Everybody was discouraged, and had given rj the hope of trying to raise grain any more. There are fifteen State Senators to be elected in Oregon in June, as follows: Benton and Polk jointly, one; Clackmas, one; Coos andCurrv, one; Douglas, two; Josephine, one; Lane, one; Linn, one; Multnomah, two; Polk, one; Union, one; Wasco, one; Washington, one; Yamhill, one. Before your Lungs becrin to Fester, stop the eonh that may otherwise destroy yon, with IIalk's Hoxev of IIokhocnd and Tar. Tike's Toothache drop euro in one min TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. Liverpool, March 17. The Bread- stuffs Circular lum the following: The tempestuous weather and heavy falls of rain and sleet have caused general complaints from country districts. Not only are chances for sowinginter rupted, but weeks may elapse before the land can be got in condit ion again. Farmers' stocks of wheat ara shorten ing; shipments from alnjard are light, and with the generally revived de mand, English has advanced fully a shilling per quarter this week. For eign, on the snot and off coast, also rather dearer. Sellers to-day ob tained 2d per cental advance on white descriptions, and from Id to 2d on red. The Times has a leader on the ex posure of official corruption in Amer ica. After a review of the facts, so tar as known, it concludesas follows: On the whole, wt cannot but feel that even though the investigation or prosecution now pending should prove futile the impression on the public mind must be that a nice sense of honor and propriety does not pre vail in the official world of the United States. London, March 15. A Times spe cial from Berlin says a letter from Peko Paulovich, whocommanded the insurgents at the b ittle of Murato vizza asserts that a force of 1,550 in surgents attacked 3,200 Turks, and that only 700 of the latter returned to Gatzchko. About 800 were killed and others drowned or dispersed. The insurgents captured G75 rifles and lour rilled cannon. New York. March 17. A foot of snow hasfjtllen to Any in the north ern portion of the State and in por tion of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. It is still snowing. On the 15th Senator Mitchell ad dressed a le 1 1 e r t o R e p res n t a t i v e La n e suggesting that the Senate bill extend ing the time for completing the Ore gon Central railroad from Portland to Astoria, be so amended in the House as to compel the company t complete twenty miles of road each year. Luttrell has presented to the Sec retary of the Interior a numler of aflidavits charging Indian Agent Bur chard, of Grand Rondo Reservation, with dishonest and general malfeas ance in oflu-e The nflidavits were signed by residents of the locality and some of Burchard's employes. Luttrell says if the depatment fails to employ a remedy or removal he will bring the matter before Congress. Lane's Klamath reservation bill, which has passed the House ,was amended m as to provide that all lands taken in lieu shall be located in Ore gon. The Senate committee on Ter ritories heard Senator Kelly in sup port of his bill to annex Walla Walla and Columbia counties to Oregon. No action will be taken un il Dele gate Jacobs is heard from in opposi tion. Ralf.igix, N.C, March 20. Snow prevails throughout the State. In (iieensboro it is four inches deep. In Hillsboro. three inches, and the mercury at the latter place was 20 at night on Saturday. The peach crop is believed to be destroyed. (Jrf.en Rivf.k, Mar. 20 The Union Pacific road is blockaded with snow between Rawlins and Bitter creek. The passenger train lxmnd west, due here at seven this morning, is ly ing at Separation. The passenger train bound east, that passed here last night, is now lying at Washakie. Memi'His, March 20 Since seven o'clock last night to 10 this morning ten inches of snow have fallen and it is still snowing. The street cars are unable to run, and the trains on all the roads are delayed. The streets are full of improvised sleighs. Such a storm was never known heretofore, the snow last March, which was un precedented, only measuring eight inches. The telegraph lines south are prostrated , and it is not known how far south the storm extended. STATE AND TERRITORIAL. The President nominated Abnrr Waters U. S. Marshal for the district of Oregon. The President nominated T. McFadden Patton appraiser of mer chandise at Portland, Oregon. A great deal more grain is report ed sown in Fmatilla county than ever before. Weston expects to ship 100.0(H) bushels, if the season should be good. Upwards of 30.000 of the United States silver trade dollars are in cir culation in various places on Pnget Sound, .and half dollar coin is becom ing comparatively scarce. The Farmer contains an advertise ment of "an estray mare, 2 hands high, having with her a yearling colt two years old." The l'laindealer thinks the mare has been taken to the Centennial, where she certainly should be Parties lately from the Fort Lane diggings, Jackson county, report the prospects even better than ever. Pieces of gold weighing $(() and 10, as also smaller ones, have been picked up within the past few days. Stock in John Day valley looks well. The past winter has been mild, with but litte snow or severe weather, and stock have kept in fine order out on the rangj. The butchers have no trouble to procure fat beef cattle. Post offices established: Fossil, Wasco county, Oregon, T. B. Hoover P. M.; Huntley. Wasco county, Ore gon, Joseph Broughfon, P. M., Spring Vallev. Wasco county, Ore gon, H, H, Wheeler, P. M. offices discontinued: Garalade, Tillamook county, Oregon. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE TIN STORED J. 1IF.LLKII. pitopuiirroR. 77.V WAKE. II A U D WAKE. cook .s to ves. VAlll.oH STOVES, OFF i FSToVES rTTin Wore mat Sto-t Pipes constantly on hand or made to order. Fitliiof uikJ v pairing ilo,e, Wutvr Fiis Uiil, tt, . J. Iir.LLT.lt, Hillsltoro, Oregon. inail'jii.3 PUBLIC SALE! The subscriber will k. 11 at public auction, at his farm mar Hillsboro, on 'J inirsdn v, .March :?0lli inst., the followiug described projterty, to wit: "Z lira jr Mares; good for foals and work. 1 tlray Mule; Rood in all places. 1 Yearling Cult ; ood stock HHi Sliet'i; mostly Merino and Cots wold grades. 25 Cattle; young cows, steers and heif ers. 7 IIosis; one brood sow and six shxits. lOt) Hani-yard Tot Is; graded with higher bld, sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1 Wagon, I l-'aiiiiiiigiuitl. 3 Setof Il'iinos; WhiM-trees, Ilar rows, Plows Wheat, Potatoes, tlv, , tt'e. 1 Set of Iltat Ksiiiilli Tools; and so on. Sllo to bepin at 1 1 o'clock, a. 111. For sums of $10 end less, eash down; over $lO, 7 months eredit on notes, with approved security, for yold coin, at ten per cent, in terest. Winter has pone; Spring has eome; fvtr;i iiiu ir-.i,t & miidi) ii-i. Come and buy at yut own price, and on sulhcient time- to make the properly pay for itself. J. S. GRIFFIN. HillsWo, March 0th, l7u. J. R. PORTER'S 5,000 FRUIT TREES, SHBUBS and PLANTS- Also a fine assortment of OKN AM KNTA I. THE ES FLMWEKIXIS SHRL'KS, PLANTS, ISL'LKS and SEEUS Forsileat J. R. TORTER'S NUR SE Y 2miles N- E- of Forest Grove. liov4ni" LOOK HERE 7 If you want anything in the Grocery line, frcm a barrel of Su?.ir 'dovn to a Nut !5e;r; LOOK mm UTS. CANWr.S. OYSTKRS. CKACKF.nS. canned rnrns. Or anytMnj kspt in a First-Class Gro cery Sore. Call at the Post 03;' and get them cheaper than ever 1 .Mean ISuiiiess. Tcriin-CASH. W. D. Pittenger. 9 Atlmi nisf rito'ji Sale. N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF the Countv Court of the Stat.' of Oregon S for Washngiton ci unity, in probate, made directing sale of real estate herein described on the 11th day of Feb.. A. D., l7f.. the undersigned administrator of the estate of David T. Lenox, deceased, will 11, at pub lie auction, to the highest bidder, nt the Court House door in the town of HiIlsK.ro, said Countv ami State, on Thursday, the 2'M day of March, 1S7'.. at 1 o'clock p. in., the following dcsci il d parcel of rral estate situate in said County and State, to wit: The east ; of the west 'i of lots a and 8 in block 1 in the town of llillsltoro, Oregon. Terms of saie; U. S. gold coin one half the purchase price in hand, the balance pay able in 3 months from day of sale, with in terest at I r cent jkt month until paid. Deferred payment to be secured l.y mort gage on premises sold. Deed at epense of purchaser. DAVID LENOX. Administrator of the estate of David T. IiCliox, deceased. Hillsboro. Feb. 11. ls7;. f 17w"i Summons . N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Oregon for Washington Countv, T. R. Cornelius vs. N. W. Askins and 11. M. Askins. To N. W. Askins and H. M. Askins. the aliove-nained 1 lefts. Whereas, on the 14th day of Feb., A.D. lsTC.Hon. E. D. Shattiiek, Judg. of the iilMtve-named Court, made an order directing that service of the summons in this cause le had njm you by publication of the same in the Washington Ini.kpkndknt. Now. therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, you are hcieby noti fied to npp-ar and answer the complaint of Plaintiff herein tiled against you, l.y the first day of the term of said Court next fol ing the expiration of the publication of this summons, which said teim will commence at Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, on Monday the 2 2d day of May, i7o. And 3'ou are further notified, that if you fail so to nnswer, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein dem nel. d, viz For judgment again -t Deft.. N. W. Askins for th sum oi three hundred dollarsin U. S. coin with interest thereon since May 2ih, 171, at the rate of 12 per cent perannuiu; for the costs and disbursements of this suit, and Twent3-five Dollars attorney fees for this suit; for the foreclosure of a certain mort gage given bv Defendants to Plaintiff on the 23th dav of M iv. A. D. l7,Ioii ortioii of Lot No. liloek No. V, in the town of Cornelius. Washington county, Oregon, to secure said debt; for the s.ile of said land nd for such other relief as the Court may adjudge to be equitable. TUOS. II. TONGUE, Atty. for PICT. f24w A!miiiitratrix Notice. NOTICE IS IIEKKI5V GIVEN' THAT ji the undersigned has been appjKiinted, bv the Hon. County Court of the State of Oregon for W'ahinton County, udmiuitra. ti ix'of the estate o N heniiah It. M Nann r, of said County, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the snnie properly veri fied to the undersigned, at the late residence jf said deceased near Greenville in said County, within six months from ,tlie date hereof. And all persons indebted to said estate, are hereby notified to make payment to the un drMned immediately. NANCY MrNAMEIt, A lnirx. of the estate of N. 15, McNamer do ceased. f-Mwl Hillsboro, Feb. IS. IhIC. IXTotico IS IinREY GIVEN THAT THE ENDEE signed lias filed his liual ufeount as ad luilistrator of the estate of Theodore O. Gould, deceased, in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County, and that the first Monday in April, A. 1. 17(1. at in oVI.h k a. in., lias b-n set by Haid Court as the time for hearing said mat ter. II. C. RAYMOND. f21wl A (I in i il isl I at i i Notice. TVfOTlCE IS IIEEFllY GIVEN THAT yi the undersigned has been appoint) d by the H.n. County Court of the Slate of Or- goii for Washington County Administratiix ot the estate of liii haid A l'air tt ill said County, deceased. All persons having claims against sai t state are hereby notified to prei-.ent the same properly Verified to thu undersigned at tire kite resid' tice of said de. ceas. d in J.eavcrdam precinct in said Coun ty within six months from the d ite hereof. And a'.l persons iudeltd to said estate are h-reby notified to make paym nt to the un dersijiied immedi if el v. DELILAH E. EAEIiETT, Adiarx. of the est. of U. A. Hairelt dee'd. HilI.-d.oro, Feb. is, jx7J. fJtwl f iiiartliiiii Sale. N THE COUNTY COl'JtT OF THE State of Oregon for tin County of Multno mah, in the matterof the guardianship of Car. rie F. Johnson, a minor: notice isht iel.y giv en that the mid' -rsigned, guardian of Cai r'e F. J !iii ion, a minor, by virtue of a lieeii a to sell certain leal estate, to wit: the soulli east quarter of section 21. T 2 S, K 2 W, of W ill.im. tte Meridian, l.- loiigiiig to said mi nor, by s;tid Court to said guardian granted on the 7th day of February. A. I. lTH. I, the said guardian, on Tuesday, the "Jsth day of Man li, A. I. 1S7(, at one o'cloek p. m. of said day. in front of the Court House door at Hillsboro, in Washington county, Oregon, will sell the follow ing 1 scribed u al -state belonging to said ward, viz: the said soutli-eiist quarter of section twenty-four, township two south of range two west of the Will tnn tte Meiiwim, at public unction to the highest bidder therefor, in V, S. gold coin, tell per celit of til"' purchase price pay able on day of s.ile, and the b.d iliee on the delivery of the guardian's deed, naid deed to be at the cost of the purchas'T. FJiANCES CLAIJK. Guardian of said minor. Hill,, Durham and Thompson, Attvs. for said Guaidian. filwl ' TTN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I H State of Oregon for Washington Coun- I ty. .1. II. Ried . Chas. F. Drown. To Chas. F. Drown, tie- above named Deft, Whereas on ttie 22l day of J itii.ary, A. D., IsTC, Hon. E. D Sli litm !;, Judge of the above named Court, made an order direct ing th it service of the summons in this suit be h'd upon Vol! by publication of the same IU the Vs!tIN.lToN I N DKl'KN liKNT, ollce II wc k for six weeks: Therefore, iu the name of the State of Or egon, you are hereby notified t appear and answer tin complaint of piaintilV herein tiled against you by fle lir-f div of tic term of said Court, next following the expiration of the publici-ti n of th's summons, which said term will commence ct Hi!l.hoio, County and State aforesaid oil Monday, the 22d day of day. A D. 17''.. And you are further n .ti'ied. that il' voufail kh to an swer, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the ri li f therein demanded, to wit: That Pity, have jud mu nt icainst Deft, for t'te sum of of :?lt!17 in U. S. coin with in terest thereon, in like coin, since Oct , 2. A. D. 172. at the rate of 1I per cent per an num; and also for the sum of .1 per cent on said principal and interest in U. S, coin, as attorney fees in this suit and costs and dis bursements, and for the foreclosure of a 'i it ain mortgage given by Deft, to PI ft', on the 2th day of May, 172, mid for such other relief us the the Court shall adjudge reasonable. TIIOS. II. TONGUE. f.bv(5 A'toriicy for Plaintiff. Svim.mon"j. N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Oregon for Washington Conn- ty. Mrlha A. Joins vs. W. W. Jones. To W, W. Jones, thu above named defend, ml; W hereas, on the 22d day of January, 175, Hon. E. D. Shlttin k, Judge of the above named Court, made an order directing that service of the summons in this suit he had upon you by publication of the same in the Washington Im.ki-kniunt, once a week for six weeks. Therefore, in th" llltlie of the State of Oregon, you are hereby notified to apM-ar and answer the complaint of Plain tiff heta ill tiled against you. by the first day of the term of said Court lleXt following the expiration of the publication of this sum mons, which said term will commence at Hillsboro, Count v and state aforesaid, on Monday, the 22.1 b-y o' M iv. A. D., 175. And you are furth r notifh .1, that if yu fail so to answer, the Plaintiff will apply t t the Court for the relief therein demanded, to wit: That tin marriage contract row ex isting bet wi i ii you and the Plaintiff be dis. ssolved; that the care, custody, and control of William W. Joins, the minor child of Pltf. uid D. ft., be nwarded to PI ft'.; and that PlfT. have judgment for cot-ts, disburse ments and such other relief as the Court shall adjudge to Is equitable. THUS. H. TONGUE, f.l (5w Attoniery for Plaint i IT. f3 vi.rri.'Exxori.s , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Oreg on for Washington County: Elizabeth J. 1'oirbink vs. Junes T. Dur bank. To James T. Ihlibank, the above, named Defendant. Whcrca, on the lllli dav of Feb., A. D. 17(5. Hon. E. D.Shattuck, Judge of the al'ove-iiained Court, made mi or b r din-ding that service of the summons in this cause le had ukiii you by publica tion of the same in the Washington Inik i kni.kni, once a week for six weeks. Now, therefore, in theiiameof fin-State of Oregon, you are hereby notified to appear and answer the complaint of Plaintiff herein tiled against you by the first day of he term of said Court next following the expiration of the publication of this summons, which said term will commence at llilUloro. Washing ton County, Or. go'i. on Monday the 22d day f May. A. D. 17(5. Aud jni are fur. ther iiotifu dthat if yon fiilsoto answer, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re lit f in said (oiiiplaint demaudtd, to wit: for the dissolution of the marriage contract now existing t tween you and the IMfl.. for the eare. custody and cojitrol of Fred, llur taiik and Mattel J. Rurbank, minor chil dren of Pill. and Deft.; for judgment against you for the costs nod disbursements of this nit; an 1 for su -h other relief as the Court Uiav tidjudge to be equitable. THUS. II. TONGUE. I2Iw Attornfy for riff. LAND FOR SALE! T HIE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE several 1 arms uud a large umount of nrt class, unimproved laud, lying iu Wiuhlng tou County, Oregon. Immigrant! and others desiring to purcb would do well to gir mo call. Now in the time to secure eomfoi table homes on etsy t-rms. tiios. d. in;M!imi:vs. IIittsBono, Juno2'Jlh, 1875. jlyl-tf Furniture IVIan'f Co, Sik kssois to KMILLOWI NS'lEIN ACo. ani JH'EGKE.N X S1I1NDLER, Manufacturer mid Importers, M holebsl and Retail Dealers iii Furniturc,Beddin(ji Carne'iS. rs.ner-IUiiginjjfi uU-Clothi, Mirrors, etc. etc- Warerooms:-Cor. Yamhill & First Sts. Slcam Factory Cor. Madison & Front Sis., Portland, Oregon. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OPTIII5 citizi ns of HILLSRORO and viiin ity to the fact that we have our summer stoc k of furniture, also carpets, oil-cloth and wall paper whi h we offer id gn ath reduced j-riees. To the Granger we would nay buy liirnitiire of this heiise inmlu from our Oregon ash. maple and nhh-r. Wo do nut ke p Pine and Redwood furniture made in California. And if you want tt first ruts Spring bed, Wool, Ibiir. or Pulu matt usn, ever thing at this establishment is flenn new and in sh, not a pound of second-h(ud tnatctial used. 1 he Origoii I iirniture Man ufactii'ing Company is managed by mn who have t-ju nt the best part of th'ir lives in building up the furniture business in Or goti teed we claim to know the witlils of thw furniture trade, Sef and price our yoods, We warrant ntisfm tiin. Oregon Furniture Manu'f Co. declTtlv Portlutld, OrrfcOn I'HOFKSSIONAL ('AKDS F. A. !!AIM:V,.M. D. PhvRiclan, Surgeon and Accoucheur. IIIfLSBORO. OREGON OFFICE-at the Drug Store. RI SIDI'.NCE-Thre Dlovkii South of Drugstore. ill :y I WILSO.N IIOWLItV, M. 1). I'Jiysiclan urid Sui'treori, FOREST GROVE, . . . . OEF.GOX. OFFICE--At his Residence, WYt of Johnson's l'Jaiiinji Mills. nVJ: j T. II. IIAMM,i:v, ATTOllXEY AM) COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OFFICE-In tha Court House, Hillsboro, Ongf.n. tny!3-tf C A. BALL. RALE ion ST0TT. HALL K NI'OTT, A r T O II X i: VS.AT-LA W, JVt TEXTS 011TA IS ED. No. 0 Dekum's Rlock, TORTLAND. 0RE0OX. nS Ij lO.IM t'ATLIN. B. KILLIK f'atliii K KIIHii, T'VRNEVS AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Deknm's Rnilding, First Street, TORTLAND, OREGON, THOMAS II. TONGUE. Attorney . a t - L a w , llill.sl.oro, Washington County, Oregon. TIIOS. I). II173IPHKKYH. xoTAit v run Lie i coxvEVAXcyiti LEGAL papers drawn and coJlr tion made, Ibisiness entrusted to 14 euro at-, ended to pre mptly. OFFICE Ww CouH Houo b3..T doutoii u. puyci:, Physician and Surgeon.. OrncK ani Rksiijcnc k, IIili-sdqro., JAMES WITHYCOMBE, V c 1 1 - I it a i y S ii r t e o Ui IIILL.SIJ0R0, .... 0KXION. I V Indrimrv Kept for Horses. fl!5 per month will be the charge for any ordinary case. prtttf Wm. Pfunder, APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST AnUenv w Market Theatre HIacK. Cor. of Firt fc Ab Streets, Portland,, Or, 4clw&.