davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-21


We" iuNn' al"J Jsv.-uh"ls-Nhs hs1eF "'eat apnl-
pS @ sery hnefn hRercRate aas''1. most1y III
,,, , u. ..'ua "a ~. .."pase4uu W. osso"s ' .us
hu ~, "p"s , ''a' ~, ntt"ane,' o..s M "r"aemx '.
t' '.'o .o'no'. ] ~ VIZ .s'cs trat'sAeto"s wy
smnpy: .a, nasnu Sumea oM ~. roy ABOUT h.s!a
nn1 W ~. "nte !Nson W. prompt ao'lsttsas sni
% s..,.a ,'ora. an neetun s',ens W t1lo iosc"H VI
htoe*a o te hatke1 WHICH haa eeeh paAaea hh e'h'
.eI' uio wh!c" .u.a ',ust se1nua!s nenshst vHluea
:" ~. ~ e'u.' Sva ~. r." n. s',' cu',ns ~
wv r." o's' i1o' VI "o"s ~ ~ s,'s.s' @
,s'n ~ ~. s,Sn. ~, ~ 's "s s".4sAw,;Ivx, .;s1.
c''"snk ~, ,.m ~ sASE9 III. 10 '.no ~ s.':s3s
Wt.r"9' st,% I."na'a ~ s,,s:SA' ~ July NJ s!v4
gvM .usA ~ tts; y" ''"s"st NJ <1.ua -.
etll'a. c'"sx a. :iis'4 hdi W. rca ~ A.s.asl2'
@ ~" ~ t'..ot '.t ~ ~ ~. .n'e9u
NM Mi!snGeo - =. s!rssa ~ s!.aslMs Now TURK N9,a
sptE y. t'"' te'usts" atH'a ~ 'ot' eoH e"u'ManI
~ ut p. mn r., Ssrse. ~
@ ,ms 'p.oa. ~. vpv"lt9 Ill m's1asss shaao "s'nes'
wv to"'" ~ o'oao 'ta'%"'s t"st!"5 VI 'o. -
tr',ot'"s isS'au uu. "eAt'oy stock snt"
iertR ~, ,Ht, must as Ptessa. ;or sue. lc"F''s
~, ~ .tsea"arsy ~ sa'es 'seu Mes:orn uharaoou VI
bltthe rs 70 7hh!i1y ma e'huoni NJ" fna stenfneF
nxe' cary ue'tvet1cs ~ eloalna nt h'ac'
No. Wa,to ~ o.Acs Ne" itfk S9o~ III es'aSsc.
y, "u .', .s Fill, a'nas ~ W.; nt
ws*ct ssa so.E Ia .syca ns'f 1ss t9s
I; ss .s ys assas %s 4; ssss sa' ps'ss sss $
20; aaa rssa.y;sass :. .!:'s Il. aug ti,s s.ssS
po,oa tic lcaaar h. "t 81 prss. a
Il ws.e Ss.s s1ss ss,s on y Ss
%ssa es' tH 3 s sss @ '1s sssS a rsx s
Y ! a. sssS. !t1: june; t'n:sa,sis. July. sIaSts
ss s" a WIZ Ter es. Saty e%sy @ o s
sls fur contraot ind iii tho option inoa fa'r busl-
, 1881-05-21


NEW yOnK, ainY Al-COTrlN-Net receipts at MI
United Ataies ports durluR tho week. iIks bsDst lust
yoar, uu; tutMi recelpts ut MI UHi:G Ssatos orts 10
data, dlA.UU: Inst yaur. 4,7A,&1: expurts from, nil
l1nitod Status ports fur thu wcek, tstn, Inst year
6t,sus total exports frun1 ull unted btasca
PORTS to dato. 1A9Wu: last year. 3,76:,lkDs stnek
NJ n1l United stAtos p0rts ast0 last your 4f,0ili
stock ut ali iuter!ur tuWns. Gl.70; last year u Jul
EsttkxL
fsu0 hnle*s Alnorlcan hJut!; sI1gnlMsHr* took hsN
OK which 1xt1ftnEN t0Nk a,hUl: forwarded fFstn BI.
EsIo dlturt splnHoss !D.u1J Hct.lal uxpoE!. N0i
tntM recUpts, f5,ttMi American. EAt0 tniu1 htuck
ES.uD; Anlprlents. 1b1uu; amount MttuAt+ .21D0;
Anlerlgn1, lIh,tJL
,c;E hEw ~ nEH III Mny @ 'sns
5SySGs l'' 1lgsi H59s$ H s Ss9r,s q so'i!s
b7f Eslsu. lu.i!sI e1purtH 70 Gr0ut nritAlu L. 1@
runitnDnt, Gu; c0natwsc. a.3Gi salea, 2s.1Aa
, 1881-05-21

CINCINNATI, O.. May ay:n-CoTrny-F1rinor, 1O14c.
FL0u,t-1leasyt faulty, $issGe3io, fancy ti.3D9
EOL
tlNA1S-Whont strongt No. red. TitlAt12. Carn
Ktr,rg anu higher. No. ?. 4sc. t,ats strong. f7
mixed. 4gAe. l.s in fnir .!crna0; NJ: ut sl.si
Darcy aM md nn1llnnli S9; 7 sprli!a. Hts.ek.,
IND lislur. ti1,sL Hulk nnols sl1t,sgest Shoulders
si1,,iers HitiiIf clear riG t5.2i, oiuaf, ta,I.G.
WHiAKY-HteHayi tt.t.
1tU1Tkts-EnsiGri nut funtnbly lower
ltNsEEp QLk-L0Mtrf A1G.
, 1881-05-21

DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
Notice II horoby Raxon that tic hosc.
solore oxlptinx bolwoan A. d. and H. faIdnil In tho
pnslucss OF paporbox manufacturing In ths City u
Ch!ea19 has tas ax on dssolya BY mHtus! su
eut!le outanndluE elnins. ala q alxn tlv naMvs u
viii aHd afsets 6f *4!a business hnye beon trans
ferFol BY Vi t0 Duok Wlctx. " aaiu frHn. May /,
~ lab!lg far Sntiiaancs qf ths p9tf9.*sS nyru
Chicago. &lny Is. a83t.
,liufVrtltix q tho above. tho unionlgned. y. Il.
uIer.. md JeTsat Wllex; forao;y Of tho TrSspnn.
IT, a sssS teFas os q 4 " T. sa 15s'1ss Il ef
PapgrbDK inxn4f4ctoF5. Eoa III and ~ Mun!ou.st.
ilrlu und The p6la In general. No Ahuii Hlv0 pTanpt
a!!e3tton e ~ ofdar. and Hnasansso sHs:tacison u
buxas, DUCK + W1ICItX.
, 1881-05-21

u;r"i ~ wn, AT exceptionally actlvu day In
tAt NJ ,he .,.nrket. Tho dcntand from tho
~ ~, of thu a,aspost Kind. and, hilHG'l tAo
catel wr,I m toward GNU i,t:hts tll1 great bulk
fappu t,,c hu,l crossed tho scMcs long bef0r1 for
.. s.onv wns very ssrong nnd fUr nnyth!uK Rond
l j., .cud forward sellers found M difficulty In
soas1 ,s.s m s1yance 1T luc T1ere worn many tn1
a.,np ,bo offerings, nrd nuhnsa,it tnlcs ut
a.t ,",s. ti,j we're n0tsd. B4yGral sales wof0 ru-
~ :, aYaL md fora rerS superior droyo of
Hl's' 'ad ,,scrs averaging lGzl lbs, Ala was Vhatne
.cro Ill ut them. ind tiley woro sold W Greg.
1ae ,'a',lnr co, Ia NhnfDu. Fht hntelIers' stshk
eF' s.. ond far t{rstrabo stockcrr nnd f1ctiGTs
~ am, n, hva M un nny day Of tEtv. 1nferlnr
I., c.nuof, cnitle weeo iard to oyo nt PRO-
's 'n, ,.lor. Sow that thcy arD becoming nlnre
"s,,taI gradual shrrknue In vnlnes for h0to t1tlu
ias inmc n,sy be rspecteti Thofo wcro tw1 nr threc
~ ~ ..,,r,.tcd re tnus which sold Mt AUMsa4 lind
w., .,1mo El1ers fnr Which ktAN4itc' Mna t,nld.
t2n" tha n,inDcr WpsH twenty 1.-Two uh4y frun lau-
:. The markHt cu*ed tiFn's
VfHTSTi0Es:
rrrs pecyc1Scers wu2iihR looQ IDS aha =. oo<,c m
rPp,sa iIceycs-EItis. tat.. md weil-lornlcd ,
e,%s . HrGnnx lsN IL fau lts.....s..... hMt2G.l1
G".d ss9iu III il. 6:5
Hse',YH mfr afs1'ss... 49, hiea
on,shsrs' StnCk-(pur 10 cnl1tllnh StHBfH and
snshM ssas.fua y ~ t" lwU oaW
s1astns 3s4o
~ sSsrlinwnr nv sIecIs.
, nr 1iI bs IUk&taj
, 1881-05-21
1A1:Tf36I1,.

nIr1tn1T. May 2O.-fL0ult-FIrm ut siO.
GltAtS-Whunt cnatcr; SD.l whIte sul'ers nj &IlJ4t
M. ! white, sl,tp!s. Nocepss, 200 hu; shipments.
a,HU bu.
, 1881-05-21


CLEVELAND, O., say .A-fKTnoLHuM-htoauy
Standard wtilo III tGst TIC.
TlrTAl,uAu, Atay 2.-rETRoLErN-Duli unitett
dGlIyRry,
.rlTuSvtttE. !'n., Atay 10.-yErRnLErM--Cpone at
E5sc, hiErnt, 6.1Ses lnWest, R1 cn8Bd ut 62x Ship
ni9lts {u'uU hrsai ehnrsuTr. 6.SAi runs G.uM
, 1881-05-21

s,1,,wcr., n,nti. IT n nrt, eln'nil,y
h1nr t:,r. md YIN nnAets ~ ~ ffi @
tn.., Il = t., ,;,yrrrd N e''lieIinefs !cns n'ne
rI,tf +" :, :. III hugs ft'Httn'n nlnr't q His$..
mnsaftan ht,M htcniy a. iH: r. fnr ely ilna
s'"''5 . 'rs's "s "'" M M, y' ss.. aas On,
7NNlIrII Inssii. heller thMn i,0tnlhht' 4at,+o
,trs arr !!at !r tlrt,iutn sEsa
tttd 10 tinaY tn.......+ss'''' Nk, ii
t,ar.e anu Frrc.... III y
;1nr ard ttG..'s.'.s''''''' -
+, ssr aan sh,l
;ttn Ill -, b..rer
prnm Has s,or,,,
~. l,..e sera.be! t."s; ;Scv Yorf; iV. tmsiar nt
~ ~. "wT nas a brrn !ntar ti.n f.r sons
ssS4h, rrsT;,nss, ,ns,"st III i rte VIZ t nnMr q
t:srr n,s ha. been s'EH - - ttH'uft" tt 'G. nt,
1anrs II IT., "st csessn,ut I, ta 'G'ss H.
sss s% arseiasu md rrlccs psiM w'1 ,.,s. ETt,s
wr:,lh X ts nInr. llivt vntGt 5Gss ilib!n !M!uEta
sarinkaxe* ~, r,ul,ih, llnt Mhnn $Rf y Fnl{ infHn
funs H. h u"ii ii,n,in ttIetItts HpHhe ~ tlGt:!itt
4 5 g,Ir '''s' n"s rs.iIly sseta; hs ,9slo1tI
t,S sss ssrfb ~ s 'i'st n thn q sy H
}. '9c ,w,'s lul .rn ssIl rnMGs Mi 1 s,, ~
intt .! T.! H1Ns Sei carried yens Or 1'st'1o'"
, 1881-05-21

PEORIA, 1it May 2u-f,nA1H-CoEn frm, h'sh
mixed, Ei48+sc nixcd 4k} rife. Uats steadyt No.
2wtItG. We. lsyU nominal Mt *l.lst11.l7,
Observation-Disclosures ut ft.o3+
MISUNDERSTANDING III Au, cnrn, Il. II; but OUTS C. 40
HHiPjfESrS-W hGMt, 100 lIu; corn, 9,iU but onts,
33tUu Au} rYc, 9II1l; bnrlUy. i7M ...
, 1881-05-21

NEW (}It1.E1tNS.
NEW OntEANa, May I-FttIuIt-Qnlnt tnt Fr,ut
superHne. f7.U0, XXX, t17tAtUu, xxx, Mnkat75, H,xh
TrAdos, &alU1tM
ttnAIS-Ctrn In fair domsndt t69Dc. Oats dull and
luwert 47cts754c,
ConN-MEAt@-1Iighosi EI2sl1Ha.
HAf-f)u1l md lownfs prime, arn. choice. frsU.
rn0vtstoxs-1'nrk scnrca md nsni; new, ttY1j9
si2u 1.uik shoulders scnreot In rln,,Gstt quoted II
td73. m sides hero. Ilachn scnsca md nrli; M
ston,far.s o!snr ~ sss e.sas ny. 1lan's-s'.gar-
G1f.fh
t.nucEntra- -Cofrco gn!nt hut firm, ltin cnrpnrs.
nrtnary to prime. NR1.tc sn1nr hrni chAh"li. ~
pn,n % e%I.9oc. % na.sMe; yew sins!Iisa H. htttslsc,
shtsp. Glatsrf!ntons &4tl0a 1llro qu!ott 0rlInaIy
Il, Dtr,g. 4!{ttt5tC
HttAN-St1ndy; B19ro.
, 1881-05-21

family, &4H,2aUus ohuicc, &Sl043a25, fancy, u tif5
OnAIS-,Hhpnt hizhor and unsett1eils No. rui
Sl.ilA casAs 3IlAsLl040LW Junsl aI948 Lu4ltdt
aLUs5{ Julyj 3lDl3txiG3A August No.
= d. El,HslfQI.E3{t M. I do. tl.utst.0l bid. Corn
higher. but DECLINED Ut te euao nv l:l1iu cash +asso
&ttadsit4e Mayt 4Hi4 June; fxeat%e july: taA4
CIV Aukuatj I}&r SeptululoF. 0lA htsaar " Wit
, 1881-05-21

Special Dispateh 10 THE Chicago Tribune.
KASsAH CITY, Nn., Any 1l-GNA1S-The Price
Curfrnt reports: whont-Ilncoipts, 5,G3i bu; shIp-
nlunts. laU bu firuser. No. tnst !Ekct Junu B3c,
No. =, cash, MI; June ic: Nh. cnslt. tty2. Corn
ltccelpts, isli u; xpmnts RS7l tui ulnrket batter
No. =, cash, X]4es June, ;AtEc.
, 1881-05-21

nrrrAL0, Mny N.-tiitAIS-Wsent held hbovn
buyers vuwss aHkn1 sl.et[ for M. 1'arsi yulnth
.uI,e. coru dull md nufnluny fjhic cas Mtlu May.
uAts hold lit 45s tC. BnrIuy dali tnies VI Cussada
CXSAL LFnE1unrs-lowor: wheat, u, corn. b]fo.
, 1881-05-21

Fcmao suffrage does not necessarily purify
elections Ur, e!uut HnHl officials AZ u recunt
untlt uanditlMto sepurcsi his elcutton by 2athor-
Ing toKolhor all the low women ho gould tinA
and Cutting their votes. Tho 1T. i'Aul tfaneer-
trr4s snys ho woilt to ''immensu labor and OK
pQ1av.H
, 1881-05-21
JY'00T,.


NUa1oS, May Al-Wuol-Btaadlor and better tone
10 tho n.arkDt. but no tnuroyuMsnt Ia prices.
, 1881-05-21

t.t4r c1sh; 5.cJnne. 1rE h:,t n Jny; 714a.En Au-
G!.t, n.y., -t'w 1t tI.Ei Ild. MNlsy-.S ularkrt,
lIEAn~1I1lll at t,te.
n1'TTEL -lnGtlnrgud.
EtIUH-lJnnlnnnrti.
WHlFKY-HtcnilY nt $t.N. .- ....
1'intvtNfnSH-fairs .!nw; k!G u hih rnsh md May,
1lrv hAt i1eht nt!Hnnly nr1nI fn.ss t&urt,t, r.
feEnlnr nk ALx4Ejk t. llJ H. EHk}I15 lnrI higher
nj f1n7U
bis 'nts i5tBf l!tIt rye. HntlnI bnrly, 1fJ bi.
SnIrHESTa-flulr.h hUN Iris; wheat, Hui IuI corn,
ll7,UU bnI OATS %Hu but FfH fOnu; Ahtlvy, Hone.
, 1881-05-21

C0'tt'i'0N.

oswEGo. May D.-GltAtS-Whent Btcndyi No.
Duluth eprIn9, $iA torn lnwur.
, 1881-05-21

NEW yoHK, Mny e0.-Cntton goods rntlicr moro
acltre In fsst hands, md Inv rrndo brown nnd
brucscd roods ilrnlur. FItchyllo b!cachu ahrtlngs
linve boon advanced by h4gnta. Prints Rtit IMwts
dull GinkEanls d0lng well. UrpaB goods qislot.
Alsn's 9enr Wooions n moderate roquvak by cloth
iurY, F0re!Kn RUDdH dull
, 1881-05-21

a,h aS,hhhht,Tlood mutton qualities aTo scarce, and
L. ss nn, 70 find ruay kAle ut hig sroA- Tlin
fss,s tpnp1 MaRt ~ !o tlt Tho nHsunce ot m tto-
tso,n .tea .1a yu1E9 poor to bent at for
'-9'a AaQ u &1R4hH fur woptetl,
r. 6HErr KALE3.
I.ho,n ~ !,ntt.l Ne. ~, Prize.
III sho.'''H e. NG!HIfSt........,,,.. -. ~ &aU
?" 'tota.'....7 u &75 E..,...,.,.,...1I7 ms
, 1881-05-21
MORNING..

WtLMlS0ToN, May A-srInlTs or TunrxNTlSK-
Firm ut Ec.
, 1881-05-21

Un sundays this train lunvea 1T 6l6 n.
Chicago, Rock Xxlnn d d Pacsdo Railroad
Den,t. corner Of Van huron and Hhornan.sA. Ticket
Ufstcpa 81 Eiark-At hhJrr1nn HUusa, FAnGe tiouY9,
tE1..d Pacific lintoI, and 75 Canal. corucr Madison.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-07-14
Farm for Sale.

200 acres, 40 acres under cultivation, good
orchard buildings, etc, s miles from Vancou-
yer. For further particulars apply at this Of
flee. NO1wH
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-07-14
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement of j. Coughlin, of
Somervile, Mass is so remarkable that we
beg to ask for ii the attention Of our readers.
He says: an the fall of 1876 | was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by severe cough. | soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. | was weak at one
time that could not leave my bed. In the
summer of 1877 | was admitted to the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
a hole in my left lang as big as a half dollar.
l expended over hundred dollars in doctors
and medicines. | was far gone at one
time report went around that was dead.
/ gave up hope, but friend told me of Dr.
Vim. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed
at my friends, thinking that my case was in
durable, but ] got bottle to satisfy them,
when to my surprise and qualification com
menced to feel better. My hope, once dead,
began to revive, and to-day feel in better
spirits than have the past three years.
! write this hoping you win publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with diseased lungs
will be induced to take DR.. Vim. Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured, | have taken 2
bottles and can positively say that it has done
more good than ell the other medicines have
taken since my sickness. Ny cough has al
most entirely disappeared, and | shall soon
be able to 20 to work. Sold by druggists.
Beware of counterfets, Ask for DR.. VIM
Halls Balsam and take no other.
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HOW TO SECCRE HEALTH.

1t seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood when SEQ
Wills Sarsaparilla and Stilingia, or Blood and
Liver Syrup will restore perfect health to the
physical organization. Its indeed strength
ening syrup, pleasant to take. and has proven
itself TO be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered. cffectually curing scrofula, syphilitc
disorders, weakness Of the kidneys, erysipilas,
malaria; all nervous disorders and debility.
bilious complaints and all diseases indicating
an impure condition of the blood, liver, kid
neys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t corrects indiges-
ton. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as health remover, for it acts like n
charm, especially when the complaint is OF
an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system
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Action brought IN the
District Court of the
Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of
Washington, hold II e
terms at Nancouyerfor
the counties of Clarke
and Skamania. Com
plant filed in the coun-
iy Of Clarke, in the Of
flee of the clerk of said
District Court, the 18th
day Of June. A. ID. 1881.
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U. 8. LAND OFFICE,


Vancouver, w. T., June II, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of intention
to make final proof in support of their claims
and secure final entry thereof; and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Vancouver, w. r., on Monday,
July 25th, 1881, viz:
Solomon Lovewell, Homestead Application
No. 1895, for the south Is OF northwest a, OF
Sec. 80, Town north, Range east, and
names the following as his witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult
walton of said tract, viz: Christopher Borden,
Susannah Anderson, Samuel L. johnson and
Jonathan Groves, all of La Center P. o.,
Clarke Co., w. 7.
Samuel L. johnson, Homestead Applica-
ton No. 1910, for the west a of south. west d
Of Sec. 49, Town north Range east, and
names the following as his witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation of said tract, viz: Solomon Love-
well, Christopher Borden, Susannah Ander-
son, and Jonathan Groves, all of La Center
p. O., Clarke Co., w. 7.
Susannah Anderson, formerly Susannah
Nelson, Homestead Application No. 1868, Tor
the north y of south a, of Sec. 80, Town
north, Range 2 east, and names the follow
ing as her witnesses to prove her continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said tract,
viz: Solomon Lovewell, Christopher BOr-
den, Samuel l.. johnson and Jonathan Groves,
all of La Center p o.. Clarke Co., w. 7.
23juneS W. w. NEWLGN, Register.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
l. ond Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington. holding terms at Vancouver for
the Counties Of Clarke and Skamania.
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The old trouble about enforcing
strongly prohibitory law has arisen in
Kansas. 1t was demonstrated by the
count of the votes on the amendment
to the constitution of that state which
prohibits the sale of liquors that the
said amendment was carried by the
vote of the rural population against
that of the towns and cities, although
it was chiefly for the latter that the
law was intended. The result is that
prosecutions against beer sellers in
Topeka, Atkinson, Leavenworth and
other places have proved abortive in
the clearest cases. An Atkinson pa
per before us mentions one case in
which six uncontradicted witnesses
testified to having drunk liquor in the
defendants bar room, yet the jury TALL
of American BIRTH returned verdict
of not guilty. Many liquor sellers who
closed their shops in May are resum-
ing the traffic, feeling that they can
safely bid defiance to the laws. The
extreme severity of these enactments
seems likely, as in many instances of
the kind heretofore, to defeat the OBJ
ject.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-07-14

A we'll known London journal, the
Pail Mall Gazette, predicts a financial
crash in Great Britain as a result of
crazy speculation. 1t says: "The
bonds of bankrupt states and railways,
shares in neglected or unavoidable
mines, stocks of iron or coal .compa-
MES, all and everything that seemed
low in price has been driven up, and
for the most part has remained up.
Stocks that pay no dividends at all,
and that may never pay any, often
stand higher i'm price to-day than 9TH
ers did few years ago which yielded
some dividends" This condition of
things extends also to America. In
fact, it is worldwide, embracing not
only the United States and England,
but France as well, where the people
recently went mad in their race for the
very Clancy" Panama canal shares;
and Germany, where speculation has
of late become rife, though in a less
degree, possibly, than in the other
countries mentioned. When the crash
does come, therefore, it will not be
confined within narrow limits.
Whether it starts in England or the
United States, it will inevitably eX
tend to both countries, and eventually
also to the continent of Europe. The
explanation given by the Gazette of
the causes Of wild speculation in Eng
land is "bad trade and cheap money"
There not being use in legitimate en-
terprises for all the money in Eng
land, much of it has found its way in
to the banks. The accumulations of
deposits have made the market easy,
and any kind of security has been ia
ken for loans. The banks are, or be-
lieve they are, under the necessity of
declaring dividends, hence they con-
tribute literally to the initiation by
letting their loanable funds go out on
easy terms to spectators. One day
this sort of thing will topple over.
Universal experience points that way.
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BAD Nashville Mr.. Moody, the
great revivalist, was telling San
Francisco audience about his grand
mother being in hell because she
hadn't got religion, and died in her
sins, a certain young man got up to
leave. "There goes IA young man who
is tired of hearing of Jesus" called
out Mr.. Moody. "He is going to hell,
sure" "Well," cody responded the
young man, sis there any message |
can take to your grandmother, Mr..
MoOdyw
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Anton Young,
John McWilliams
and
Mariah Nc Williams.

To John McWilliams and Marah McWilliams,
DEFENDANTS:
In the name of the United States of Amer
lea. you and each of you are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
Territory Of Washington, holding terms at
Vcncouver, in Clarke county, Tor the coun-
ties of Clarke and SkamanIa, and to answer
the complaint filed therein within sixty days
after the date of this summons, the same being
served by publication thereof, or judgment by
default viii be taken against you according to
the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain judg-
ment against the said defendant, John Me-
Williams, for the sum of Four Hundred Dol
lars in United States Gold Coin, with interest
thereon payable semi-annuaily at the rate of
one per cent. per month from the I'D day Of
May, 1880, according to the tenor OF certain
promissory note made and delivered to the
plaintiff by the said defendant, John Me-
Williams; for the SUN OF seven dollars and
ninety-seven cents with interest thereon from
February 2lst, 1851, the same being for taxes
paid by plaintiff on land mortgaged by the
defendants to the PLAINTIFF for the further
SUN OF forty dollars as an attorneys fee, and
for all OF the costs and disbursements Of said
action; and also for judgment Of forcclos-
ure of the equity Of redemption contained in
a certain mortgage made by the said defend
ants, John McWilliams and Marian McWil-
liams, in favor Of the plaintiff, To secure the
payment of the said sum Of four hundred dol
lars and interest, and also to obtain an order
Of sale Of the premises described in said mort
gage, and that the proceeds OF the said sale
may be applied to the payment Of the above
stated sums Of money; and you are hereby
notified that II you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as above required, the plain
tiff will take Judgment by default against you,
and mn order nj saie according To the prnver
Of his complaint fled as aforesaid.
Witness JOHN P. HOYT, Esq, Judge Of
the said District Court and the
SEAL. seal Of said Court this twentieth
1921 day Of June, A. ID. 1881.
X. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
Per G. T. MCCONNELL Deputy.
Jos. NJ. FLETCHER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Vancouver woodward.
Wed Saving by Steam Power.

The undersigned having purchased the
right Of J. J. Whittier and s. II. Smith, and
established wood yard, corner Of 4th and g
streets, is now prepared to deliver wood cut
70 any desired length in any part Of the city
on short notice.
All orders left at the wood yard will be
promptly attended to:
CHARLES T. TROUP.
Vancouver, Jan. II, 1881.
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p. n. co.
FARES REDUCED.

On and after this date, until further orders,
the steamer WASHINGTON will leave Port
land 90 p. NJ
The fare between between Vancouver and
Portland will be IS cents each way.
J. N. FLETCHER, Sec. p. 7. Co.
Vancouver, June "a. 1851.
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TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
Il County of Clarke, Washington Territory
In the matter of the estate of Morris B. Jones,
deceased
1t appearing to the court from the petition
this day presented and filed in this court by
Joseph +. c. Durgan, the administrator of
the said estate, praying for an order to sell
real estate, that it is necessary to sell the
whole of the real estate belonging to the said
estate for the purpose OF paying the allow
ance to the family, the debts outstanding
against the deceased, the mortgage upon said
real estate, and the expenses of administra-
ton.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the said estate be and
they are hereby directed to appear before this
court on
1881, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the court room of this court in the
city of Vancouver, Clarke county, Washing
ton Territory, then and there to show cause
why an order should not tie granted to the
said administrator to sell the whole of the
real estate of the said Morris B. Jones, de-
ceased, to pay the said allowance, debts, mort
cages and expenses.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published for at least four successive
weeks in the Vancouver INDEPENDENT. a
weekly newspaper printed and published in
the said city of Vancouver.
WILLIAM RANCK,
Judge of said Court.
Dated Vancouver, W. r., June 10, 1881.
Territory of Washington, GO
County Of Clarke.
I, William Ranck, Judge and cy-otiicio
clerk OF the Probate Court Of the said county
of Clarke. do hereby certify the foregoing to
be true and correct copy OF the order this
day made and entered upon the records of
said court in the matter of the estate of Nor
ris b. Jones, deceased.
Witness my hand and the seal of the said
-, Court this tenth day of June, y.
'-) WILLIAM RANCK,
16june-td Judge and Clerk.