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, 1881-11-18

DO used MS y hlnd.. whc,, no do begin NO shall
hesG M Mononeh wors 10 stand stand h Tho 4, cnsttnE wa
CRY N"s ', "t H. Il SsSs ,"s "!tca their thrift md
Gxrs:t GO H e w s Il n, '1s tsr so t oout
much 10 tho present rates, rs to
THE Lack Hr FACILITIES.
Wc nropnso to hro Rtnn1 mon. Ut Ut, oilr nf1iccs
.sat "t yM eopeso with tho Western uno" 'n
WYE leIiayo 40, IA for M our facilities, cx.
tcMd tiny viii bu or tho hest character. Ono
thtt,1 VIII lo 10 ns,r httyMhtaSe. Tho Wnstotn
es s TIL ns rsrs st MI, ] t%,Y s"nt&re. Tse.
down Or ctr's4e,' tho c,ltro Ei'.o Is takcn up for
n.iier !mrurtnrlt cnln,nnr,int tncnsnvcs hnvn 10
Wntt. This Is c:pcnnly !ho oio nnd two wiro
Msps scar the Ss s M w hass
RAILROADS for what vo yet, ard st,'nplutely cum
r." M sT n nss ,o o oss asner e, xs
prtnor nttenttnt, to tho wants Of tho business
pn1lls, and w believe that wo can supply tho
"!low nro you rctting alnna with your eables
In this city? Is tho systen Il Hucccss?"
~, "Anau. ml!e !s,s .'a.n ~ !aa ana. 80 far ns
!yeye INT I wl1l work wei In nractiec. Ma,ar
tlsa to to Nv w"rk t% " iayia s tue o"Se: soo H
things 10 wn,sts tono .re llnprlrticnhe, but no
hns sAl.l t!At hs w.li mu!fy H. rcxulat!oLs
lint # differences viii be sat3a1aetorly nr-
wSspg The ,,,s regent pcys y T,sa IL; IT ho
tor, or oI!'yos, Mr. Eyans sa!d: I'VE
!ncrly ocSSpctl by tho Atlantic e' Pacific
Company. anSi wuro 70 give tho lessee i. hana-
I ,hpSs eSns s Sex Sesvs st hs G
Union fntlu tho tenAnt Iufto hs handsome II
S1InF F1I1 aSNI t11nf fk1
, 1881-11-18
=. SMOKE GASES.
THE RAiLltUAnH CAuul1r SArrlSu.

THE RAtLltOAuS CAUGHT NArrlSO.
Thoro were two moro smoke uuisancu cascs
up hrfure 1nstlce Wnilucc iu tho 4Ar,nory ruttro
Court yesterday nfturuoon. tho Illinois Contrnl
KAtlroa1 Company bolllx tho leletliunt In otto
ease and tho 1..ku Shore Company WIS defend.
nut IN the utter cuse. 1t tuuk nhuut threo mIn-
,ltes TO dispose of tho two cnses Tho dofcnd.
ants wore nut represented, and nrter Prof. PMton
uud ono or thu smulks Inspectors Ind swor, that
tho two cumpAlle8 WGr0 rutill1tE locomotives
back and forth through the city nIt TINT tho
stEnkcAtacks give n dci.so aud oifonalvo suloke,
Il Ilrg 0f $d0 wus inposeu IN euch ease.
al Stsltcltur Of tue Illinois Eunr1l. lust ovcntng.
nnu questioned hin, ii, regard TO tho coursu 10 Id
pursued by tho ennlpnny III th0 ,uaiter Dr tho
snake eases. When told tilnt the eas0 hnu Ronu
by default Ind thnt a ts'lo. Ut STU hnd beun I'M
posed, Ar. AyAr Expressed tho greatest str.
prise. ffo said TINT Sir. Mson, tho attorney. had
oocn employed by tho complny to tleE0ttd tho
clIs9 III tho police COURT aud that h1 aIs0ll hnn
evidently mot 1Geu attending 10 his business
pr0porly. ltIueGu, tho .Crlernl Solicitor up
peItr.d worry much yuxcd over tho mntter.
Whit defunse do you propose naktnG2"
Qucrlcd tho repcrter.
"Dur dctenso Is tl,at we don't vfolnto tho orll-
nuucc-thnt our locomotives do nut gtvo out At,y
more sMukp than cHn possibly bU lvoldcH. anu
nuisNnco."
whlt2"
Ii we nro bcaten In tho police court wo viii
take IN appeal, RlwAys. W1 shall tnko an ap-
peal tn tho ptcscnt cuse."
, 1881-11-18
SECRET SOCIETIES,



EfoeoeuA.a" oi snc !liA"ota vau Eel"
apfeial Otsratsn 70 7ne Ch'tao' !!toant.
srsiSuf,HL1'' ,,' ~. SoV. H.-rno ~ uiaua l.ooeo
OF odd-fellows assembled Mt 9;9o th!s norn'ns.
when q telegram wAa roHd conveying the
,,Is,n. nn,y In sos.1on NJ IndIon"nos ma n suit.
"a. ~" ~ eoss.'l ~ no ou
ao'o reply wis ortlcfct' sent. soVernt spceil htlo
routine reports wcro submitted aud sctod upon
wneI 'no saepea.aoh VI 'uo seeses W"en SA'au ,,
up asn slsectat ufaer' nisu was eoftatetea oy
" r. erssss III aGss s 1 pSr sns
,n. tho fnrouoou poat cranI i,ntr,o rcl, rohn u.
~ ~" ao.e, .S,'o' Ia -. .. -
home In Chlcaso tonight In ctlaf9c Of Con. ]. G.
Smith, Tho most lu,portunt action Of tho forp-
,,otn VIVA ,,rnp n ,,rf,,nattior IN ,nnronan thn
.na w. w. . ,rn1",,oa @ sop,o H., .o aoraot IN. IN
Erccs, and to increase tho bonutits proportions
M.e,y. The measure was defeated. Next IL ls,s-
prtnnso w'.s aoton IN to proposition to divide
tue !ns,Sulouon 'uto Nv "ls'E1e1d uAon onr u W
entitled to ono representative In tho Grand
Lodge Tho object was 10 reduce tho represen.
10 ,rs.a ,s.a"s,,.a ,s"s "ts,, s,.r..ta,,
10 nv. In's nonsaso was aaao aeioatea:
In tho afternoon the time WINS chtoity tnkon up
nj tho 1rifcr. M .l,,tlrInrv, m Elnnnco. md m
.Ia n,'s s.ea. H., ..,s.a.. ~ a,,a., .u w.
Appoa's. INC 'aost lnpoftant aeuon Was upon
tho colo governing procedure III trials. A
proposition was tunle to ChanKo the form Of
,rinI INV In usc. nnd au,stituto n form or trIul
,' ~ ~ a vo nnatntot w. ,a " ,'11n ,m'
After long lIacusssou tho Judge decided to
take no tunl action now. mud to lny tho subject
over to rext year.
Fellows. active efforts havu been nlado to ex-
tend tho membership md work OF the Wild0y
, 1881-11-18

Wei De MEYER ON cATARRH,

"T'reatis0" on tho causes, consequences, and
euro Of "Catarrhal Dlsuaacs," by Dr, F. ". Wei
uo Meyer, OF New York City, d,soovorer of tho
antiiotal treatmont. Advanced theory, impor-
rant facts. and startling corroborauons, "I)caf.
ucas, weak Uycs, lOsa OF voice, sorotuln, luucor-
rhusl, bronchitis, aud undermined constitutions
result from catarrhal poison" ".rreatis0 " free,
aud sent postngo-pall 10 any ono ott recolpt OF
postal.rara. b. u. newey 4 Co., Publishers, No,
la9 Fulton stroet, New York.
, 1881-11-18
Wcrecommend EldgaaRa aaw.nR-m
~. X. 6tsyens, photographer, 108 peasboru.st

Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostratlon,
and all tortns OF g9natal debility feltov0d BY
oniy K prspasatien Il Geef ooatainine IL Sntr s
nutritious properIe&. It " not q moro stilnli-
!ant liks tho extracts Of beer, but ot,ntails
llood- making. forosf- generating. aud ltfe-sus-
tajulug properties; III lnvaluable ii all SufeU.
bleed Conditions. whether the result Of exhalls-
ton. u0ry0us proAtrauon, overwurk. Of auuta
nary complaints. Cusweli. Hazard Il Co., pro.
prtotors, New York. For sale by druggists.
, 1881-11-18
A CONTESTED WILL CASE SETTLED.
Ep4stdt fHsnaftk tn IRA ~ t..no s,-Ih..u.

Dosrok, Nov. H.-Tho sxpeoled contest over
tho will VI Henry Y. Duraut, found Of Wellesley
College. who LETT an estate os over $2,Ooo, ,000,
tho college being Feslluary leRasoe, will not
take place. the contestant, II brother Of Durant,
having acknowledged satisfaction today. Dy
thia agreement Wellesley Collr9U u saved tho
e.psase ct x lonx y snd H. msharp lis'gMtion. and per:
the contest xsu that tho brother was cut on with
tho tncoue OF 4al 00a the principal being loft In
the hands OF tho widow 10 DO used at hor disoro-
Hon.
, 1881-11-18

Epst1a1 Ut5pateh 70 tn Cattaoo 1f15NN&.
DAvENponT, Ia., Nov. l7.-Lars P. johnson, n
Swedish farmer living about four mttcs below
thIs city the Illinois 6ie Of tho rtvor su!u.upd
this nnrnlng by taktug dose OF a much ndyes-
tssoa rat poison. On Monday last Johnson and
Ills wife indul9ed In row, tho result Of which
was that the lattHr went TO her mothers aud re-
fuAeu lONuGr to liy0 with her husband, Ito
calte1 upon her md begged q reconsideration Ut
her decision. Without 0IreGt+ lIo promised 70
kbl! htnlaelf 4n1ess Msu. johnson returned, and
t0d4y kept bis word.
, 1881-11-18
An Indianapolis Journalist.

0*Sf*Rs oHp3sFN " TN CWl'a9V IFtVWN%s
lND1AhAtptis, Ind, Noy. lT.-Den D. flouse,
who for many yours taa hoau . journalist III thla
city. attempted to oosntult suicide by cutting bis
throat With 4 penknltu today, and hls chances OF
roc9t0ry aro doubtful. Ito lad pecotno l,o!au-
eholy aud deprcssed H tho result OF bud heA!tli
tnnaotluent upun wounds received during the
W4t Al uniUp soldier,
, 1881-11-18
Indiana Grand Lodge Of Old-Felloxvx.
6Reefal pnpaleh tQ Tha EAfeaao ItfhunS

Special Dupa.eh 10 1ze Chicago Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, Int., Nov. 17.-At the session
Of tho Grand Lodge Of Odd Follows today tho
following ofliuors wore elected: N. r. Richmond,
OF Kokono, Grand Master; q. T. Oyler, OF Frnnk-
Deputy Grand Mast0r; T. r. Haughcy. Of lndlan-
Arots, Grand TrGasurcr: u. F. Foster, OF 1n-
tlannpolts, Grand Sucaotary; Hamilton Mccoy,
Ut Indianapolis, Grand Warden: William Wal
lnco, Alexander 3fctzgor, aud ]. u. 1icChcsnoy,
Trustees. Tho ant,ual report OF tho Mutual Aid
Association Ut tho 0rdor shows tho following
ce!pts, S0s,sst.7S; patd out on benefits. ssh
Wr.05; current expenses, &9sE.G W.: total ex-
mcnt, t9oIE!:.05; potmAnont FUND, S9,747.l9 seo-
ond Dylston-inembcrship l,lJ1; receipts, 3i6,-
IUl, disbursements ns benefits, ctr., $1G.-
4UOVI. TotAl benefits paid by both divisions snuo
tho organization. $b1I, I,i7lEs At tho annuul olec-
uuu oil tho old otllccra wero reGleatul.
, 1881-11-18
ON THE R1ALTO.

AnOlHCr 'ACAE" AAy Oh LAC A10RF0 Oh
Trude-A Loading "Ilu1in OH tho
sSttuatton-A Soil -Out-The Daily Gri.t
oC a.oAatP frota "'rlle A1ley.ss
'Therc ia no use Of trying to predict anything
about tho wheat market" snil IN old operator
who hns grown gray. opu'ont, md wise In tho
wnya Ut tho world on 'Chungc as ho sat scau-
ming pile OF bInuks OF checked oil "trades ="
yesterday. "You cau't cull tho turn with nay
certainty. Wo are Id tho snlno position Us
newspaper In politics. Some Of thctn ofton
predict what don't tako place. ind tho vonluro-
solue, who stake tholr money On whAt gcc1ns
Hike u dcad certainty, get nipped. 1trAde very
1ittto. I don't beiovo havu handled over a
million bushels this week. II you say anything,
you might state That tho wheat market Is too
nigh, mud must 80 down, Wo havo been 'bu!t-
Drop Thought was bear did your We'll,
sonny. you pro sharp. you are. Who has bcen
Sa Ii 1Gt ny rneat No s 51e 1es
koop or dowl, and a 'bcur' tries to &eop or Up.
True rs The gospel Ia nrnaloy.s church. II you
don't believe 1t, nsk George Washington Duu-
THE 3tAN WHO CARn1Es THE uATCnEr
on tho board. and was never known to t.cooIyo
anybody, not cvon n reporter. ! tell yuu, II tho
WIZ. fys Eot whent to soil, I have; lots Of Il.
These pcara who skirmsh uround hero seek.
S w hHY nny @eG s hsv 81 log
market down so low that a pour .lulrs' nose
wo4!d 1a right in tho groun.l. Mo, gig, er q
way ia have this market right on my horns,
Ras Rna sona af er ~ 90 he tho bears @ w wouldn't
GranRcrs. send ON aEuutlu to ms aud III tako
their wheat, although dnn't need my, and nm
norntly curtain thero e going to l,e dec!tne."'
1parket WIS oil oaosidsi. wheat opoi,od T @eak, sh
tlrcG.eghthe to ouu- hatr cent lower, a0Il Up to
Snsg ;s IT. SsS9S aS f1a !s p9ns to s
$1.3SE. Corn ind 1nt8 wDro weak, And cfuypi1
, 1881-11-18
M1KRLtEEy,

,nEEaUN.-nAllKE! tho ltcy, i. MnrrI,e.ee. =.
Ei'lptnny CHURCH. strothcr j. Hantnp Of Essn,ttit
CITY. md Miss tlghrluttn fIHrkGr nf Ej1jin1 "s1'al
, 1881-11-18
TILE CITY.



man.
Il. uonAAN. Of London. England, is ut tho
1'aiinyr.
X II. HtActAnLAsE, Of scimn, Ala., Is Ut tho
Sherman
1nAT CooLRY, Of St. Paul, sinn., Is at tho
Sherman.
8. NfuDoyALD, OF Fond du Lnc, Wis, Ia at
tho Trenont.
C. N. HAut,tvoroN aud w!fc, of Cleveland, aro
nt tho Palmer.
1lexnr HEED md vito, Of santn Ft. N. ~, arc
ut tho fremont.
C. w. Fotnnn and family, of Uanpva, n. y.
nro at thu sherman.
N, +. HANDY mud family, Of Lansing, Mich,
r. Il. srocKHslDdE and family, Of Macktnac.
arc Mt the fremont.
Bupp Don,.e, uf san Francsco tho horsc-
tnnn, Is at tho Palmer.
Willis KussEL... ur Quebec, Canala. Is regis
tered at tho GrAnu PAcllic.
Nil, AND Mlts. II. II. FAttsoSs, Of Hartford,
Conn. nru nt tho ShcrInnu.
DAVID CowES mud 4, n. Jones, Of WinnIpcHt
Manitoba, nre 1T thu sherman.
In. AND Ailts. 4. i. MANN, and Mrs. Dock, af
Ut. rnui, MIMI, IRE NJ tho Grand pholtto
ruE REV. n. c. WitA,AMs mud vito, Of
Princeton. ILL.,, urc at tho Pulslcr.
J. j. Nlc,IAnnst,S, ultor of tho Davenport
tlu,> Dt'ahcrut. " ut tho Trcnout.
l.. MlL,is. 0oncra1 Manager uf tho vcrtnuIst
Central ltA'lrond. is Mt the pnin,cr,
J. PH1sFEOCs, General FrGlght Agent Of tho
Gral,d Trunk ltlilron1, Is 1T tho l'atmrr.
3tr.. AMI Nins. CHARLES ". PAIKEn and Miss
Parker OF l'Ostons arc II. tho orAna Pacific.
A1pNHu Ct,,1,tEI,, meafcni director Comfy g.
1,urtun pnt,enco company, Lotltun. England,
is Mt t,,o Luland
Mn. ruEu 4. ALIEN and Keot, Taylor we'll
knuwn iIuIsusncn. III % viii icave iam few days ior
'"o Ne" 'oiN e'4' ''""'o'' ...... .....
TIE American l'rutcstunt l!eneyofont Assn.
elnttna Esvu tner M nrst na!i oa 'h's s'"sol' IT.
E, l.. DuNpA,. Esd, Superintendent Of Wntot-
Nur,s au Civil Is,.llHuer Ut bay Cliy, Mich. Is
III tho city, tho guest ot q. ". noschkss sccre-
i1ry LuiGernui,'B Exenn,lgr.
p,.cr u rn,,r If uo,,,, AFr,oo. 7 n
Htuntruusc aud i, II. Curnrarc, nf Scotland:
Ger,.rl Wurrlncr, MEas Warrlner, and Robert
,.,,,.u.,,,. .a ,,,,,.,,, Ito
Mun,.1r. .,,,iciu,,. III M"tjsu,i street TnlnuSy
nui'u!nSh "Gn ~ iTo' II. y 2, y" ~. " ev -
Turotneter, il. H.. :at5J; i. t,,.. :p.41
=, , , ~ , xoa a,,s.ir ",,,i
whose nDse!eo wv ~ ,,i!' III Gst
terahys In1uHEs nas @ nien t!o orn ~ ,na
eIsa no ls III nv. notnu rnnt, ""0 "o' "'"
InE nrivers and @ t,, O.
AZ. ne XXI iast 9'.,,;nr ~ tin,a ..ii M.
,us.1nnv ns u III msa'i'cr Iarrn ns1n,bcr 1T
!s wnsn''H ,,' . .mo nM ~ .a.o nsnt @ AK ~ sa1
very p'e"s1hl s"e'''' o'cu'us'
THIS avBnng there will b1 grand concert,
1ress pnrade and sxh!9lti0n Hr! MssGm ~ NJ.
nernara 40. d. ME",s .
ino .xpns,o 10, ~, rt ,v,ii ~ 5s,';t t' ~,
- a,u , nr Is III nwnv w " III
truE statement tIlnt Mrs, Robert. who killed
, 1881-11-18

.n0otiMg was tho completion uf the organization.
4 consettuao!, M ,,s snl bylaws woru ndnptct. an4
llupers Ut Chtcawo.'' Tho ohjcet Ut rho .1ssooa-
lion, M ruunulutcd by tho constitution, was to
n1 sss Tho n vii Gf h az to ~
meeting ut the sanao place. Thursday evening
DAN1E1. MADDEN, u prlvnte night watchu,nu,
,n"rn.nx ,diseoverod two yo1nu u.o, ot. tt,o
lorcn nf Nj. voxt's residence On LII bae, nsar
H"rh y ayes,ae \. Kot tno lrop "9 tbom etorv
lnuzzlo of 4Is ruvolyur, tu accompany hin to tho
presaneo of y pntrnln'ntl, Al lid CGluago Ave.
Warron and Daaiv Ilairy ii,Sy ' wcse c Sua SSiSro
:,e,stioe IN hSau!Euan9 yesterday. and Kot continu.
connNEn NATION hold MI inquest yesterday
Ellen 81. +. koesner. who was killed on Tuesday
SvSpx frS " u oewx ws.nr r ysr ~
post -ulurtom examination WIS Malp 6y Dr.
lnx to too evidence. whrh was slbatuntialiy tho
s.llno % the published accounts, Tho Jury IT,
turned . verdict Of accidental death, caused 6y
being , rnn oyor by 2 % eo,,s.ruSuon .S train
vorey centnres. tie raroai coiarany for @ allow w.
lng ts9ln Of t!at.uars to run with The iocoluo-
s ts sentTS of ta9 sr! y wv tho va.o II
Cook County Nortnal Students flAl, and viii bo
attended ny tho aIutienta In body.
soM. complaint has heen mado Ut the rather
abundant crop nf brokeu windows at the Llll-
coln school and OF thu fact that they aro IL
lowed to 20 uumonded. regardless of the health
o1 ihs ohoO!.ehdrcn wh0 aru cutuPel!ea to sit
near them. Thu coMpsatnts apply particularly
70 Nootn y where two bFoken wtndowa have VI.
lowed and stilt atlow. strong drunKht 10 blow
~ UPON tha llttls aneA. ona Hlet. wtosq saas w4a
70 stuatod tina! one Vt thu windows let III the
on!d air on bur bauk and tho oth9r on hor left
AIDE, u nov confined to hor hntaH With very
N pnellnonla. il may ocuur ~ tha Janitor Of
this particular building. !u tho conEss OF tins.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27
Notice of Ari.'icatian to Purchase
Timber LANDS.
L. :. LAND OFFICE

Vancouver, w. T., Dec. IA, 1880
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress
approved june 5. ISIS. entitled IAN Ac. for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States Ci CAL
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory" james NJ. kimball. of Skamania
county, w. T., has this day fled in this Office
his application to purchase the west = of tho
northeast 4, and the west = OF the south
east 4 of See. Il, Township No. 3 north of
Range No. 8 east of the willamette meridian.
Testimony in the above case will he taken he.
fore the Probate Judge Of Skamania county,
at Collins Landing, w. T., the 18th day Of
February, 1881.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described land. or amy portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in this
office within sixty (G0) days hereof
l6dcc10 W. w. NEWLIN, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27
1881.
Harper's M agazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Stu1ying the subject effectively and from
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long ago concluded that, if could have hut
one work for public library, would select
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FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27

By virtue of judgment of foreclosure OF
mortgage and order OF sale made and rem
dered by the District Court of the Second Ju-
dca District Of Washington Territory, hold
ing terms at Vancouver on Wednesday, the
eth day of October, y. ID. 1880, in certain
cause then and there pending before said
court, in which said cause james Hartney was
the plaintiff, and james r. Wood and Mary
Z. Wood were defendants, a copy of which
said order OF sale and judgment has been is
sued and certified by the clerk of said court,
under the seal OF said court, and to me delv-
cred, have this day levied upon the real es-
tate in the said order and judgment described
and therein and thereby ordered to be sold,
namely: The west half Of the north west
quarter Of Section twenty eight in Township
four north of Range two east of the William.
cite meridian; the said premises being stu
ate in the county OF Clarke, Washington Ter
ritory, and containing eighty acres; and l do
hereby give notice that will, on
Saturday. the 10Th day Of February.
1881, at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. of said day,
at the court house door in the city Of Vancou-
yer, in the county of Clarke aforesaid, sell the
said above described premises, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
said Judgment and costs of the said action, ut
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in United States Gold Coin, to satisfy
the said judgment and costs, which said judy
ment amounts to the sum OF three hundred
and seventy nine dollars and ninety four cents
in United States Gold Coin. with interest
thereon at the rate OF one per cent. per month
from October 27th, 1880, costs of suit taxed
at eighteen dollars and fifty live cents, fur
Their sum Of thirty-eght dollars as an attor-
ney's fee, and accruing costs.
FRANK MERTON.
Sheriff OF Clarke County, Wash. Ter
Dated at Vancouver, W. +, Jan. IL, 1881.
l3jan5t
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27

The volumes of the Magazine" begin with
the Numbers for June and December of each
year. When no time is specified, IL will be un-
dcrstood that the subscriber wishes to begin
with the current Number.
A Complete Sci Of HARPER's MAGAZINE,
comprising 81 Volumes, in neat cloth binding,
will be sent by express, freight at expense OF
purchaser on receipt OF 81 % per volume.
Single volumes, by mail, post paid, 50 60.
postpaid.
Remittances should be made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance OF
loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment cithom the cypress order cfHARPER Il
BROTHERS.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27
Notice OF Application 10 Purchase
Tinlbcv Hands.
Land Office at Vancouver. W. T.
hannI. l.... ~ -A-A


Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ofthe act of Congress ap-
proved June 3, 1873, entitled An Act for the
sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory,' Henry Scholhorn, of skamania Co.,
W. T., has this day filed in this Office his APP
plication to purchase the west Il of the south
west L of Sec IL, in Town No. 3 north, of
Range No. east Of the willamette meridian,
Testimony in the above case will be taken
before the Probate Judge of Skamania county,
at Collins landing, W. T., on Tuesday, the LIST
day of March, 1881,
Any and all pesrons claiming adversely the
said described lands, or any portion thereof,
are hereby requested to file their claims in
this Office within sixty (G0) days from date
hereof.
30decl0l W. W. NEWLIN, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27
Farm for Sale or Rent.

A farm situated on Salmon creek, in this
county, 6 miles north of Vancouver, known as
the donation claim of Hiram CENTS, contain.
ing 800 acres Of land, and is admitted to be
the best farm on the creek. 100acres or more
is rich swale, fenced, and mostly in meadow
Good two-story farm house, barn, orchard,
etc. Best Of never failing spring water Mt the
door. The undersigned will sell the place
cheap for cash. il time is desired will sell
mostly on time, time to suit not exceed ten
years, at low rate of interest. Title perfect.
VIM. e. HAZARD.
Vancouver, Dec. 81, 1880. CIV
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-27

DR.. R. V. Pierce, president of the World, s
Dispensary Medical Association, is in ear
nest in selling his medicines under positive
guarantees, and if anybody who purchases
and uses any of these widely celebrated rem
edies. does not derive benefit therefrom, the
Association would like to hear from that per-
son with description of symptoms and history
of case. Organized and incorporated, as the
Association is, to teach medicine and surgery
and for the successful treatment of all
chronic diseases and managing annually
thousands of cases through our original
method of diagnosis without ever seeing the
patients, and having also the largest sani-
tarium in the world for the accommodation
of the more complicated cases, and also for
surgical cases, the Faculty feel themselves
prepared to undertake even the most dis
couraging cases. They resort to all the best
remedial means known to modern medical
science-neglectiug nothing. Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y, or Great Russell Street
Buildings, London, Eng.