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Quarterly Meeting will be held at the
NJ E. Church on the 25th and Goth of
this month, being one week from next
Saturday and Sunday.
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well indeed 1t is making II tons No.
mill iron every day.
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A large variety OF Musical instruments
at bottom prices for cash, will be found
at Hale's.
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Joseph Wartenbe, Agent for A. Coul-
ter & Cos Celebrated Articles, will can
vass this county, and call upon every
family during the next three months.
Be ready to receive him. Jan. at
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The people of Portsmouth are working qui-
etly and earnestly for another railroad. This is
right. And it is also right for EnOs Reed to
work for the success of his Drug Store. And he
is succeeding admirably. He keeps first class
goods, sells at fair price, and advertises in the
STANDARD. All of which is right.
CEnI In.,c Il hi
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The date on the outside of the paper
this week is wrong. 1t should be the
10th, instead of the 18th.
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Hale keeps the largest, the finest, the
freshest, the purest Stock of Drugs in
this market. He sells them cheap for
cash.
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A boy hamed John Armstrong shot an
eagle in Madison township, near Jimes
Postofice. The eagle was seven feet
from tip to tip of wings, four feet from
point of beak to end of tail, legs two feet
long, toes six inches long, talons three
inches long, and weight thirty pounds.
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j. f. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable. y
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Many persons engaged in the sale of goods
think that if they can make their current e1-
penses during the winter months they are do
ing well enough. This is error. Oliver S
Miller, by judicious advertising, and by keeping
a fine stock Of goods all the time on hand
makes it nav the year round.
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"WHITTLESEY," Cough Granules
only 25o.
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See changes in the advertisements OF
VIM Ryan and c. Graham.
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The finest the largest, the best selec-
ton of Toys and Presents in this market
will be found at IIale's.
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"WHITTLESEY," for cramp and pain
in stomach
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Be sure and read the list of railroad
meetings.
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The Howard Association, of PHILADELPHIA
has for many years enjoyed good reputation
for professional skill and honorable dealing.
We lave reason to believe that it is an institu-
tfon of a useful character conducted by trust
worthy Managers.
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NEw RARRER. SHOP.

Ben. Mcclellan has opened a Barber Shop on
Main Street, next door to Tolley's Jewolry
Store, where he asks the public to give him a
call. Nov. IA, 72-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Particular Notice.-NIiss NJ. A. Brotheridge
desires all persons who are indebted to her to
call at once and SETTLE she is desirous of clos
ing her books before the opening of the Spring
trade.
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VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.

For sale, a complete set of
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA,
Ten Volumes, well bound. These books are
new. 1t is a standard work, and should be
in every complete library. Price $4,000.
Inquire at the STANDARD Office.
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"WHITTLEsEY," for sick headache
NURSERY.

Now is the time to purchase your Fruit Trees.
Call at my Nursery South of Jackson, where
you can make your selection of Trees at lower
prices than you can buy of any other.
H. J. CARR, Jackson, Ohio.
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"wHITTLEsEY,h for sleepless col
icky babe.
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"WHITTLESEY,' for irregular men
ses.
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"WHITTLESEY," for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion.
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"wHITTLESEY Ague Cure" only SOC.
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"wHITTLEsEY," for bilious collie.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, will
receive, free, Recipe that will prove blessing
through life, by addressing, in confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Box 5172 p. o. a Cedar ST., n. Y.
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anCe with In6 pTONlS1t
islature, before Specifi
election be held as SOC
uary 1873.
a F McCarley
Alex Andrews
James Hale
+ b Greene
Joseph Robbins
Sannel r hIcMillin
J A Evans
Abraham Dupre
Hugh Gilliland
Daniel B Harre1
S NJ SpriggS
Madison Taught
q w Schellenger
William Brown
J B Spurrier
g w Claar
I w Gray
r Claar
w S Mercer
J r Claar
John Lackey
William How
Edward Barlow
Harrison Gillespie
F NJ Dever
Solomon Dever
Warren DeVer
H G Smith
William Graham
] n Murray
John Shroth
Farrar MARGIN
John ] Finton
William Boiling
Fred Bookover
Bill TomSon
A KsFinton
James NJ Stuard
John Russell
George w Cole
John Amler
A J Jenkins
James Walker
William Lenegar
William TompSon
Robert Williams
Henry Williams
I ] Lingenfelter
H E Ewing
r B Mason
] N Margen
j A Shepard
I H Mccormick
Jesse S Savage
w A Savage
Jonathan Hill
David Terry
Herbert Deity
Samuel Kight
David Allen
|. David Clark
William l. Reed
William Waterhoust
Thomas Sinclair
Titus 7 Springer
Harvey HinZey
A r Hinzey
John Butler
| A w Long
+ @ Foulker
H A LaZier
a Branhinl
j Arnold
James Freeman
Isaac L Huston
George w Deems
L T. Hughes
T Il Jones
] d Davis
Peter Seel
William Whit
DIR w Howe
Thomas Hughes
Stephen Thomas
w h Sloan
w S Clendenin
Fred Putker
Joseph Ross
Hiram Aldridge
| Granville Abrams
| A Noble
james l. Brown
Samuel ] Smith
James Smith
James b Foster
T E Griffith
j > TOumine
s D Morgan
NJ j Morgan
| D Wayland Evans
John w Evans
] Rule
William Jones
w w Harris
| r w Jones
Thomas Rodgers
Ed H Roberts
David Thomas
J w Dawle
William Samuel
William S. TyrrelI
William ] Evans
Stephen Lego
John d Jones
r II Jones
J ] Jones
| Andrew Warren
D S Parry
| d d Davis
| William Callaghan
Hira M ScurlOck
] ID Callaghan
John Harrison
Michael Overly
| Aaron Aten
Thomas G Garret
Robert Harrison
| James Hatten
William l. Lewis
John q Elliott
James Bold
James Vandivort
John j Vandivort
Samuel Wanbaugh
James Irwin
! John T Leach
George Bartlett
Job Whaley
John NandiVort
Thomas House
John q Vandivort
] a White
Hildenbrand
Charles Lewis
Robert A NandeVool
John Mackinson
Samuel White
s p Anthony
A j Overly
Samuel n Mower
Simon Hartley
John S Kelley
John Harper
Isaac Brown
w Il Washam
Alanson Robbins
George Nj Adams
Chris + Bertsch
Thomas ] Davis
John Nj Martin
George j DonOerSer
Samuel Baker
William jackson
James Tripp
Hilborn e Miller
William Ryan
Lewis Davis
ID w Winfough
Volney IL Benton
William IL Palmer
Harley Aleshirc
George Pugh
John 4 Cook
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We have a copy Of Partop's Life of
Horace Greeley, which we win sell for
So. 1t is new, and at tbs time a very in
teresting book. If
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MARRIED.

"WHITTLESEY," for nervous debility
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/. We are the only merchants who have al
ways sold goods cheaper in Jackson than any
other firm.
II. Thou shalt not have the slightest doubt
about the good qualities of our goods and the
low prices of the same; Tor we buy OF first
hands and pay the cash for all we bny.
III. Thou shalt not take and read this adVer-
tisement in vain, for If thou wisheSt to have
bargains, call on as first and thou wilt be more
pleased than ever.
". Remember thy greenb backs and hard
stuff, and keep it for us to thine own beneht
for six days in every week thou workest hard
for it, thou, thy wife,, and thy children, thy
horse, thy mule and thy OK; therefore we say
unto thee, keep it for us, come to u.s. buy OF
us, and thou wilt save by doing so.
V. Honor thy father and mother, brother and
sister and all thy friends, by sending them to
us to purchase all they need, that.they may live
long on little money for plenty OF goods
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"wHITTLEsEY," for Gravel and Dia-
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"WHITTLEsEY," for Sour Stomach.
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The following shows the relative stand
ing in Grammar School A, for the month
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TEMPERATURES
RAILROAD MEETINGs

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vi. Thou shalt not XIII thyself by buyiag
goods ON credit.
VII. Thou shalt not commit wrong towards
thv wife by buying for her common article
Somewhere else, when thou canst get a better
one of as at the same price.
VIII, Thou shalt not steal thine own money
out of thine own pocket, by paying high prices
| great deal less.
TX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against
truth, that our store is the cheapest.
K. Thou shalt not covet us for selling Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, Fancy
| Articles and Notions, Queensware and Glass
ware Groceries and a thousand other things SO
| low; for the farmer saves money, and the mer-
chant will make enough by9quick sales and
small profits.
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OUR CLOTHING

For Men, Boys quality style and price
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Arc splendid and consist of all novelties of the
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, 1873-04-17

The CRAM3IISG S.sTEM--The New
York Times dwells on the results of the
overwork of children in the public
schools. Six hours study, even for the
mature brain, the editor contends, is a
,ood days work. In this city, most
chool children are required not merely
devote their five hours to the school.
It two or three hours 10 the study of
-ssons, which is very trying to the ner-
vous system. The nerves become i'm
patient and morbid. and no proper re-
lief is afforded them in muscular move
ment. AS remedy for this evil. half
time schools are recommended. With
these careful experiments have been
made in England. and it has been ascer-
tanned that precisely the same mental
progress can be obtained with half-time
as with full-time schools. while the ply
sique is much better preserved. We
believe it would be for the interest of
all the middle classes of this city (the
editor adds) to keep their children in
school but three hours per day, and to
let their study hours, outside of this, be
not more than two. With such sys-
TEN, the children would learn faster,
and would lay up what is the best of
capitals for man or womau-a store of
vigorous health.
, 1873-04-17

SAN FRANCISCO, April a. Arrived,
James Chester, Nanaimo. Jenny Pitts,
Adeiaid Cooper, Port Ludlow. Pow
haitian, Port Townsend. Sailed, Vic
tor, and Perpetua, Polt Townsend.
SAN Francisco. April 12.-Arrived,
Amethyst, Beliingham Bay; Free Trade,
Columbia River.
Sailed, Coquimbo, Port Madison.
PoRT GAMBLE, April 13.-Off Port
Townsend, ship Arkwright, from Aca-
pulco to Nanaimo.
Sailed, April II, bark Buena Vista,
Foster, to San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, April 12.-Arrived,
Grace Darling, and Dashing Wave.
SEATTLE, Apri Arrived. schooner
". II. Meyer. Capt. Decker, 1G days
from San Francisco, with one passen-
ger, Mr.. Wilson, and the following
freight:
Port Townsend-J. G.. Sterling, G
pkgs; Waterman and Katz, 123; Roths-
childs & Co., 1; J. T. Morris, %; N. D.
Hip
Seattle-S. P. Andrews, So; G.. W
Cove. 21; Anderson & Hopkins, II;
Schwabacher Bros & Co., 156; A. S.
Pinkham. 1; 7. S. Russell, L; J. Sulli-
van, 4; Humphrey & Young, 4; NJ. o.
Conner, 80; F. Gutenberg, 8; H. S.
Bartlett, 4; Crawford & Harrington.
wagon and SO pkgs; J. T. Jordan, 6;
Palmer Bros. & Ball, 4; Prof. Rutan,
organ.
Olympia--Hofman & Frost, 81; J.
Harris, %; Turner & Granger, IA; E.
Sykes, 1; 7. McCleay & Co., 105; S
Williams, l.. & B. Bettman, q; E. NJ
Lowry, l; J. G. Parker, l.
Tumwater--C. C. & Son, IS; S. N
Cooper, lis; E. A. Starr. steamer North
Pacific, 10; Ross & Co.. 46; E. c. Fer
cuson, >nohomish, 5; G. c. Tenino,
6; D.. Smith, Tn,alip, 81. & G. Caches
IL Conner -,
, 1873-04-17

FIRE IN JACKSONVILLE. The town of
Jacksonville, Oregon, was visited by o
most destructive fire on the 3rd inst.
the details ofwhich we find in the Sen
tmel. Among the losses was the de-
strnction of the printing material of the
Times:
The losses by the fire, AS near as we
have beon able to obtain them, are as
follows: Louis Horne, proprietor of the
=. S. Hotel, $4,000; Mrs. Bretano,
millinery store, 800; DIR. Aiken, books
and instruments, S400; the Misses
Kent, accounts and household furniture
P. j. Ryan, store and store-house,
$4,000; Hull and Nicoll, proprie-
tors of the Times, 1,50O; Kulbi and
Wilson. isery stable, 1000; D. Crone-
miller & Co., blacksmith shop, 1000;
Jacob Meyer, wagon shop and tools, 81.
800: Patrick Donegan, blacksmith shop,
81, 500; j. T. Glenn, dwelling house 81,
UOOt Mrs. Ganug, dwelling house, $500;
James Casey, bowling alley building.
$1,000. We understand also that AIRS.
r. Vault, occupying Major Glenn's
house, lost heavily in household furni-
tnre, though to what extent we were not
informed. In addition to the above
bsses, there were many incidental to
the fire, such rs damage to goods and
furniture by moving, etc., which we have
not been able to obtain. Ths office OF
DR.. Jackson occupied by Stinson d
Mel, was torn down, as at one time the
dwelling Of David Cronemlller was Civ
en- up, and it was thought necessary to
tear down this Office TO prevent the fiji e
communicating TO other buildings.
4Saat ihs a.u.se Done 10 this >5aice
Ncaia A-a.ua. 70 se 10 not anoW.~
, 1873-04-17

These Bitters are prepared from the most choice
and whqleson,s herbs and roots, and have gives
Of dysp ptcs have found relief through their use.
and physicians recomm nd them ior the cure of all
diseases OF the blood and liver. and irregularities Of
Headache. Biou ness and Constipation General
Rs naa Of he ..d b. the
functionaries of tn system. 1ha IXL Bittsrs have
been successfully used and arc warranted to s!ss-
sis.s the sufferer in all the above cases.
49, The l Y L Bitters are sold ~r
- x only in glass; TO sell other thar %&
ths genuine article out of our bottles is felony
and we will,when detected, prosecute such par
ties to the full extent Of the law.
CERTIFICATES
MEssRs. n. EpsrEIN & Co:
Gentlemen: take pleasure IN stating that
ably to your wish have carefully tested and ~
seet ee ine me- sPls ANN ,,S Ct your XL Btter se,
but also one that cannot fail to lie bcnstic;,i =.
tonic and promoter of Dsestiqn Ppo,
June goth, 1871: ""A Hf0neiseo
sittdls hav. ca carefully examined DR.. Henley.
could inJure even the uost delicate constit~t;nrs
~, rom the composition of the Bitters as lar ~
IAI. Bitters must be very efFcicnt r.nrna, " ~
py'popsi3 Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and sImi
vegetable drugs which ar princirn;lT nsed ;r AZ.
eses Ee;. OF that nature. and ars of tho croafsri
.., r H. ENGELs. MD
ass hes. Physician Apothecary c. { G. Hospit.r
2lst, 1871: '"" H1ancisco' Juix
SlEssRs II. EPSTEIN 1 CO. Gents: have made
e eeaneiai xamination of your IXL Btters snd have
.ound them entirely free OF deleterious mineral
snostances. Yours, etc "'
LOUIS FALKENAU, State A.,.y.r.
rev rot Counterfeits. None genuine withonA
eiiey signature across the top Of each bottle.
Every Family should have a BotsIe
N the ho:;se. Sold everywhere.
III. EPSTEIN & CO..
Sole Proprictors.
No. SIS Front Street, San Francisco, Cal.
mh1s-3m
, 1873-04-17

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
~ an order of the Probate Court of King
Comfy. w. T., the letters of administration OF
l. NJ Ow n. as administrator of the estate Of
II. P. Lathrnp. late of said county, deceased
were revoked on the 5th day Of March, 1873, and
the undersigned appointed in his stead. All
persons having demands against the said estate
will therefore present the same to me at my of
flee in Seattle in said county, within one year
from the issuing of the first notice of said Owen
or the same will be barred.
April 16, 1S7a. J.J. McGILVRA.
Administrator of the estate Of II. P. Lathrop.
, 1873-04-17

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Edgar Denny
came to this city from California a few
weeks since, as the soliciting agent for
a Life Insurance company. He was a
quiet, unobtrusive man, of gentle man
ners and unexceptionable department,
not very well adapted to the vocation in
which he was engaged. He was sub
ject to violent attacks of neuralgy in the
face and head, aggravated. no doubt. by
nervous depression caused by want of
success in his business. On Tuesday
he had an attack of unusual sew, rity,
driving him nearly frantic. In this
state he procured a bottle of chlorof' I'm
and retired to his room Mt the Occidental
Hotel, where he was found some time
afterwards in dying condition. Doctor
Calhoun was immediately called, but too
late to save life; he died at II O'Clock
that night. There was no fact elected
at the inquest to Indicate that the de-
ceased contemplated self-destruction.-
The deceased leaves a wife and children
residing at Callahan's Ranch, Califor-
MIA. The following is the finding of the
jury:
Territory of Washington,
County of King.
Coroner's Inquest. D. S. Smith, Esq,
Acting Coroner.
We, the jury called to hold an inquest
OH dead body at the Occidental Hotel,
in the city of Seattle, on this 10th day
of April, 1878, find that the name of the
deceased was Edgar Denny. of Siskyou
county, California; that the deceased
was Life Insurance Agent, and was
afflicted of late with neuralgia in his
face aud head, and came to his death by
an overdose of cloroforn administered
by his own hand, in order to relieve his
pain, IS we bslieve.
NJ. L. Maddocks, c. L. Mitchell, John
Ross, Philip Ii. Lewis, G. II. Palmer,
Edwin Dane.
, 1873-04-17

TRINITY CHUECH.--At a meeting of
the members of Trinity parish, held at
Church on Easter Monday. April IL,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Beriah Brown, Sen
ior Warden; Hiram Burnett, Junior
Warden; James Mcknight, 5. Crichton,
w. G.. Jameson, G. ". Lawton, j. l..
Robbins, Vestrymen.
, 1873-04-17

. l1n
G. T LcBallister, guardian Of said person and
estate, having filed III this Court petition du-
ly verified setting forth the amount Of the per-
sonal estate of~the said Frost, that has come in
to his hands il his said capacity and the
amount of the same remaining undisposetl Of;
which petition contains list of the debts out
standing against the SAID Frost and the amounts
thereof as far the same can be asccrtained and
also description Of all the real estate of said
Frost and the condition and value of the same;
and it appearing by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate of the said Frost
to pay the debt outstanding against him; and
that it is necessary to lease mort cage or scllthe
whole or some portion of said real estate for the
payment of such debts and liabilities, which
must be incurred in the management of said
person and estate: Now therefore. it is ordered
that all persons interested in the matter of said
petition be and appear at the Office of this Court
in Seattle, i'll said county on Thursday. May list,
1873, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to said guardian to lease, mortgage
or sell SO much Of the real estate of said ward
us shall be requisite to pay such debts and
necessary expenses: and that copy of this or
der be published four successive weeks in the
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, a weekly newspaper
published i'll said Seattle.
W. NJ YORK,
Judge of the Probate Court of King Co., W. T.
true copy of the order Of Court on record.
WM. YORK,
Judge and acting Clerk Of the Probate Court
of King county, VT Apl-3-4w
, 1873-04-17

.gR Rev. Mr.. Rea, of Port Townsend,
will preach at the Brown Church this
(Thursday) evening, at ~ O'Clock.
, 1873-04-17

MARn1ED-In this city, April Is. 1873,
by G. C. Perkins, Recorder, Theophile
Gard to Catharine Cushner, both of this
county.
, 1873-04-17
LIBRARY BOOKS.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, PRESIDENT OF
= the old Library Association, would an.
nounee that majority of the members having
so.ea 70 surrender the books belonging to thai
~ssociatlon to the new organization, persons
having books belonging to the old library are
requested to deliver them to A. Mackiatosh. II.
orarian of the new association.
eestt.., D Q. q le3a.
, 1873-04-17

Edwin Read, Charles N
Jones and Charles E.Read, Actlon oroush.
partners doing business i'll thls Distrle'
under the firm name and Court OF I'M.
style of Read, Jones Co. Ierrltory o'
VS.. wash ing ton
s. C. Erucc. Mary r. holding Terms
Wiiso II and Lucy W. at Port Iowh'
smith, partners doing send to recover
business under the firm the sum OF e4l'
name and style of s. C. e2-loo.
Bruce < Co.
To S. C. Bruce Mary R. Wilson and Lucy W.
Smith, Defendants.
Tn the name of the United States of Ameri.
4 ca, you and each of you, are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against You by
the above named Plaintiffs in the District Court
of the third Judicial District OF washington
Territory. holding Terms at Port Townsend in
Jefferson County. for the Counties OF Jefferson,
Claim, Island and Whatcom. and to answer the
Complaint filed therein within twenty days
exclusive OF the day of Service) after the ser
vice on you ofth;s summons. if servedwithin TINS
County, or. if served ont of this County, but
within the third Judicial District, within thirty
days or if served out Of said District, then with
in sixty days, or Judgment by default Will pe
taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint
This action is brought to recover Judgment
against you for the sum of SIT 62-lOo. due on
an acr cunt for goods, wares and merchandise,
sold and delivered to Defendants at their special
instance and request, during the year lS'2 And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer said complaint as above required,
the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the IT.
lief demanded therein.
Witness: the Hon. o Jacobs. Judge of the said
District Court. and the seal of the said Court,
this 18th day of March. A. D. 1873.
IL. 81 JAMES SEAyY, Clerk.
, 1873-04-17
SUMMONS.

In the District Court for the third Judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory. holding terms
at Port Towpserd, in and for the Counties OF
jefferson. claim. Island and Whatcom.
, 1873-04-17
Office Of the Probate Court OF King County
Washington Territory, April 1st, 1873.

In the matter of the
guardianship o f thu q
person and estate of
c. ain Frost.
, 1873-04-17
Special Notice.

1t il well-known fact that dyspepsia and in
digestion are the causes of nearly all the dire
eases hat the human body is heir TO: then why
pay enormous doctors bills. By using DR.
Henley's celebrated L Bitters they can be
thoroughly eradicated from the system and new
life impaired to the sufferer. Read Physicians
certificates in another column.