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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Vancouver, W, T., !

Land Office at Vancouver. w. T..
April 23rd, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof IN support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Vancouver. W. T.,
on Friday, May 25th, 1883, viz: John w. g..
Schock, Homestead application No. 1927, for
the north 4 of northwest 4 See IL Town ;
north, Range cast
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz
Gustavus Homer. of Vancouver, ". T.
John b. Lindsay. ........of
William Resberg.
George Lindsay.
26ap5 FRED w. SPARKLING, Register.
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Notice for publication.
Land Office at Vancouver. w. T.,
April 10, 1888.

Land Ofnce Al vancouver, ". T.,
April 10, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the followin =
named settler has filed notice of his intrn-
ton TO make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be
fore the Register ana Receiver at Vancouver,
W. r.. on Friday. May Ilth. 1853, viz John
wilcher. Homestead Applications Nos. 23ll
and 1896. for the south east Of northeast u
Of Sec ~. and south of north west :, and
northwest {. of northwest z. of sec ~, Town
north Ran e east
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous resideacc upon aud cultiya-
ton OF said land, viz.
j. NJ Burt. Battle Grouud- W J.
James FoN............of
Allen g. Hall, 800 of
Hamilton Hutchinson. If La Center,
laapr5 FRED W. SPARKLING, Register
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Land Office at Vancouver, w. T.
A.~tl 18th 1872

APfII IotIi Iooo
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of HE intention
to make dnal proof IN support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Register ard Receiver. at Vancouver, W. t.
90 FRIDAY. NAV 18th. 1889 viz: John Hopkins
Homestead Application No. s.slI, for the south
east 1. Of Sec IL, Town north, Range east
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, and eultiva.
ton Of said land viz:
Patrick Riley. of Fern Prairie, W. L
Thomas Dorman,. ......of
George WEIGH, .........of
Pinckney Blair. of
I9apr5 FRED ". SPARKLING, Register.
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prompt attention. smaii packages taken 10
the boats free Of charge for regular customers
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,yor
have printed guarantee on every bottle O
Shiloh's NitaliZer. 1t never fails 10 cure.
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SAVED HIM 1,SOO DOLLARS.

ADAMS, N. Y, Jan. 80, 1882.
DR.. B. j. Kendall II Co., Gents:-Having
used good deal of your KendalPs Spawn
Cure with great success, | thought | would
let you know what it has done for me. Two
years ago had as speedy colt as was ever
raised in jefferson county. When l was
breaking him he kicked over the cross bar
and got fast and tore one of his hind legs all
to pieces. l employed the best farriers, but
all said he was spoiled He had large thor.
ough pin, and used two bottles of Kendall's
SPAWN Cure and it took the bunch entirely
Off and he sold afterwards for $500 (dollars)
have used it for bone spavins and wind
gals, and it has always cured completely and
left the leg smooth.
1t is q splendid medicine for rheumatism
/ have recommended it to good many, and
they all say it loes the work. was in With
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the other day, and saw a very fine picture you
sent them. | tried to buy it, but could not;
they sad if would write to you would
send me one. l wish you would, and / will
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will be sent to any address on receipt of
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ircular. Sold by all druggists.
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MOTTO Z.

Having purchased the stock and business
Of Harry Smith ! announce that will keep a
first-class stock of
Fruits. Confectionery,
Cigars aud Tobacco,
Yankee Notions. &c.
JOHN F. SMITH. Vancouver. W. T
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Land Office at Vancouver, W. T,
April 1fh 1sN.,

Land Office at Vancouver. VT,
April 7th, lsS3
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Vancouver. ". T.,
on SATURDAY, May l2tn, 1885, viz; Wilson T..
Leary, Homestead Application No. 1888, for
the east y of northwest a and east = Of
southwest Sec ,, Town north, Range 2
east
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
ton OF said land. viz:
Jasper NJ Blair ....of Vancouver, W. T..
Jackson Davis.
Jacob Hob, jr...--..-...Of
james T. McCafferty of
12apr5l FRED W SPARKLING Register.
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Land Office at Vancouver, W. T., !
ADril l4th. lNS3

April l4th, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of intention
to make final proofin support Of their claims,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Vancouver, w. T.,
on Tuesday, May %. 1883. viz: Lyman T.
Hawkins, Homestead Applications Nos. 22225
and 1883, for the west Of southwest u, the
southwest I Of northwest q, and southeast
4 Of southwest { Sec IL, Town north,
Range 4 east
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz
Steven Wright ..... of Washougal, W. T.
4 { purgan ...........of
James Tnrpe ...........of
John Myers. ............of
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-08
A WOMAN
Photographed While Hanging from a
Fence-The History OF New York
FOrtune-Teller Who
Expended all Her Magnetism on Her
Patients-A Fat WOman's Misery
in a Swimming Bath

PHILADELPHIk.-Lsst week says the C1y
lem, an itinerant photographer of this city
broug hi up in a email town in New Jersey,
and at once proceeded 10 business. At the
first residence he asked the lady OF the house
il he could take view Of her house. "Don't
want any views. You couldn't take view
with that old machine, any how. Suppose /
Wss out in the front yard, nobody would
know me h the picture" The man of the
camera explained how perfect his machine
wss for instantaneous views, but the woman
refused to listen to him. He then went to
the next house, and there got an order for
view. When he began TO arrange his instTu-
ment the woman No. came over, her curl
osiiy getting the better of her, and the lady
whose house was to be taken invited her 10
stand in the front yard 10 help her form a
group. Woman No. was go afraid her new
elk dress wouldn't show to good advantage
that she seated herself on the step Of a ladder
that stood alongside the fence. Just
before everything was ready she concluded
that the hounces would show better if she
stood up, and accordingly rose up. Then the
photographer lifted the cloth from The muz.
zle OF the camera and turned his back to the
tcene let as the woman fell from the top of
the ladder to the fence aud caught her loot
between the pickels. She hung there all
through the exposure of tho plate, -nd the
photographer, unheediug her cries for help,
proceeded 10 develop the negative. He found
a splendid picture of fence. The woman
by this time had got loose from the fence,
and asked TO have look at the plate, when
she almost tainted away. That night her
husband called on the photographer aud
paid him $50 cash for the picture. Yet why
a man would want picture of his wife
hanging from a fence is more than any body
can talI
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LITERARY LORE.

liz the next number Of the Centuyy will ap-
pear several letters written by Emerson soon
after he left Harvard. In one OF these let
tiers he enIhusia. ticaily praises Walter Scott.
comparing him TO Shakespeare. In another
he expresses an opinion which he thoroughly
disOwned in later ljfe-ihis opinion being
that the Greek authorities should be read
only in the original.
GEORGIA friend writes The Continent that
the health OF Mr.. Paul Hsyne, the poet. is
by no means so seriously affected as has
bet IN supposed, q fact which cur read, re- will
be glad 10 learn. She tells also Of graceful
tribute which Mr.. Hayne lately paid 10
lady who was for short time his hostess
% the Last night of his stay she said to him.
Mr.. Hsyne, / wish when / am gone you
uld write three line $ sbcut me for HenIy's
(htr husbanG) sake" The next morning
Mr.. Hayne handed her these lipes:
Three lines when thou art dead-it must not be!
For never N ore coUldst thou be dead 10 me!
GODS angels sometimes leave their native kky,
But All my friend, the ar gels cannot die"
Mr.. LAWRENCE OIIPHANT IN bis new
novel, AitiCTa tefe, iskts three fIesh and
lovely AmtrIcsn girls Tor his heIoiIts. TIE
book Is said 10 be 1ull of bumUT. Miss Pejo"
be SELF Is bIahsouled youBg woman who
pisys with The spteulauoHs ana Imsgina-
lions OF sgnostits and profound philosophers
although when che ITIts 10 soar che is perpet-
uslly falling back ON the ordinsIy feelings OF
girl with hesrt ard fancy She ana
lyzes the depths OF The passion sue feels, and
is Drough t with reluctance 10 The humiliating
conclusion that they affect her very much as
they might affect any ordinary maiden.
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FOREIGN EIAst.ES.


LONDON, June 7.-Sir George Bowyer, the
legal writer, is dead.
scuTARI, June 7.-Several fights have
AIKEN place in the mountains between AL
bsnians apd Turks, resulting in heavy osses
on both tides.
sCUTARI, June IA force of Albaniaps
ms captured near here Turkish convoy of
nine battalions Of Turkish troops, sent 10
cnastise the Albsnians.
VIENNA, june THE Emperor opened
he new observatory yesterday. 1t con a ns
refractor an inch bigger THAI the one in the
observatory al Washington.
BRUSSELS, June 7.-Philippart, Belgian
hnsncier, was arrested in Psris ON cha e
OF forgery and brought back here. He was
liberated in $4,000 francs bail.
EARIs, June THE police are keeping a
cioee Talch on the movements Of several Ger
mans and RussIans here, suspected of be.
lopgng to the Anarchis, Committee
CossTANTINoPLE, June THE Armenian
Patriarch here recently received Letter
which bore sn American postmark in which
was pblal containing very poisonous
liquid.
LONDON, June THE German tesmer
ClsudIus, which left New YORK Nay 18th Tor
Stock holm, in a collision of Tynemoutb
was bsdly dsmsged and run on the beach,
where she sunk
ALEXANDRIA, JUICE 7-Suleiman D4oud
and ManWoud Sami. accused of setting FIRE
to Aiexsn3rla al the time of the British
bombardment, have been found guilty snd
sentenced to death.
BoULcGNE, June Two aerouauts started
from here in balloon early this morning,
IN the attempt to cross the English channel.
Tee balloon rose $500 feet, then appeared TO
shlft Its course, aud when last seen was DRIFT
ing in the direction of Brussels.
PANAMA, May l9.--The President of the
Stale OF Boyaea Was captured and impris
ontd by State troops and preiendeI installed
himself in the ofhce. The national govern.
NEST determined TO use the federal troops
against him, and The threat was sufficien,
lie Resigned, and the imprisoned President
was relnstated. No lives lost.
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CROP REPORTS.
a Very ESeOnragtng Exhibit from
every Fart OF the State.

NASHVILLE, June 5.-One hundred and
ninety.six reports bom SO counties in
Esst Tennessee give the following acreage
and condition Of the various crops as COM
pared with the corresponding period in 1882;
Grass, condition 90, wheat "a, rye 81, barley
"a, clover 80; corn, acresge 10l, condition
SO; oats, acreage 81, condition 80; cotton.
scresge 81, condition 81; iobscco, acreage 95.
condition 81 sorghum, acreage liz, condition
"a; sweet potatoes, scr, sge 100, condition 81 ;
Irish poISiots acreage 107, condition "a;
peanuts, acreage 100, condition 90; stock
pess, acreage lO2, condition so; garden pro
ducts, acreage 100, condition go; apples.
condition 80, peaches, les.
Three hundred and twelve reports from IL
counties in Middle Tennessee give the follow.
ing: Grsss, condition so, wheat 73. rye 81.
barley 81, clover 95; corn, screage SS. cordi.
hon S4; osts, acr. age 9S, oon0ition 81; cotton.
acreage 81, eoDdi lou 81; tobacco, acreage
rs cor diuon los; sorghum, acreage 9S. con-
dnIon 80; sweet potatoes, acreage 81. eondi.
Ton "a; Irish potatoes, acreage l2O, conSi.
ton 94; peanuts, scIesge SO, condition IS;
stock pess, acreage 81, condition "a; garden
Producis, tciesse SO, condition Sc: apples
cordItion 40, peaches SO.
One bun0led and fifty reports from 81
counties IN West Tennessee give The foIlow
ing: Grass, condition 81, wheat 81 rye ~
barley IS, clover l04; corn, acreage es con-
dltIon ~; oats, screage 81, condition 90.
cotton, acreage 81, condition 9S: tohscco'
acreage "a, condition SO; sorghum, sere,os
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THE DAUGHTER OF MENDOZA.

o, lend TO me, sweet nightingale,
Your music by the fountains;
And lend to me your cadences,
o, river of the mountains;
That may sing my gay brunette,
A diamond spark in coral set,
Gem for a Princes coronet-
The daughter of Mendoza.
How brilliant is the morning star,
The evening star how tender;
The light of both is in her eye
Their sOfIuess and their splendor.
But for the lash that shades their sight,
They were too Dazzling for the light:
And when she shuts them all is night
The daughter of Mendoza
o, ever bright and beauteous one,
Bewild ring and beguihng,
The Lutte is in thy silYery tones,
The rainbow in thy smiling.
And thine is, too, Ger hill and dell,
The bounding Of the young gazelIe,
The arrows flight and oceans swell
Sweet daughter Of Mendoza
What though, perchance, we meet no more,
What though too soon we sever,
Thy form will Loaf like emerald light
Before my vision ever.
For who can see and then forget
The glories of my gay brunette?
Thou art too bright q star to set,
Fair daughter of Mendoza
GEORGE W. CABLE.
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GERMANY.
BIsMARCK's WANTS.

BERLIN, June 7.-B.smarck, in an inter
view with Won Bennington, expressed a wish
to have the budget voted before the adjourn
meut OF the Reichstag Saturday. The Libe-
rails will probsbiy attempt 10 parzlyzs the
proceedings of the House by remaining
away, and if they do the Rsichslsg will be
Dissolved. Bismarck seems to expect the
Center party in the Reicbsisg 10 show their
budget Of l8S4-S5
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MURDER CONSPIRACY TkIALs.
CANADA.
AMERICAN WHISKY IMPORTS.

OTTAWA june T.-OYerures are beiug
IN sde to tue Dominion governments by agents
Of American distilIers with a view to procur
ing the relaxing OF the customs regulations,
which prevent Importation of spirits in
packages OF less than 100 gallons capacity.
Over yesr ago au order 10 council was
s.sssea permitting the importation of spirits
for manufacturing purposes il thirty five
gallon pack sgee, and tue Americans recently
asked if they could not bring their goods in
bond into CaDsda for reshipment under
cover OF that order. This WAS refused and
snothtr request TO be allowed TO send small
quantities into Canals 10 large pack ages
was disposed of in the came way. Still, ii
ID hihted that American whisky for export
has been entered at several ports. Through
the whole scheme OF the United STA es dis
tiilers have been wrecked by toe Washington
government, who will, it ID said. treat all
ruch spirits when shipped back as ipports.
lions from abroad
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Re,Ier Than koihInK.

NEW YORK, June THE suit Of Frarcis
Ba.er against the Methodist Book Concern
10 recover $4,000 for breach OF contract
was concluded to-day in the Kings County
Supreme Court. The plaintiff mad been en-
gagged TO introduce a new encyclopedia for
The defendants, nut the contract was reseind-
ed. The jury gave the plaintiff verdict
for $500.
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FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.


MRS ALBEIT SIDNEY JOHNSTON VIII at
I teod an1 u1yS',ing o. .ne nonumen. 70 hef
1usoanu a. I'VE" Oileans ,nis SUI uer. Mrs'
Johnston is resident oil Los Angeles, Cai.
WELLEsLEY COLLEGE has beautiful room
named 10 honor OF Mrs. Browning, and con-
tanning Story's bust of the poet spd the
manuscript of her poem, "LIttle Matte"
nnls manusc'ipt Was the gut oil hooeri
Drowning
Mrs. MELVILLE the vile oil engineer Mel
vile, of Arctic fame, who separated from
her husband owing ~ alleged ill.treatment,
and who h As for several month"; been living
ON the chs rIty of lTieuds in Poiladelphis, hae
struck out Tor rs-f aud oeeusd II dress
making ssl4b!i-hln 1T.
ANOTHER Am ric4n girl has bssgtd for
eigner with 30 oDg'tsd name PTivAle ad
vices fr, IN Vienna announce tire MARI g, in
that city, of Miss Louise Price TO the Bar,
Gabriel Boruemitza d. Macy X zou bra
lieuter sut in the Prince OF Tburn and Taxi.'s
Third Reg iment of cavairs
C.N.n. h.a e,tso,ad he r;.bt of spf3,.,a
IN nrn,,,isd vnmsp and ui.tr.ws II ,h;s
connection Dr.. Galioway sa5. in the New Or.
leans Christian Adyocote: eve can afford TO
wait awhile, and see our little eghbor try
| the experiment.. If she succeeds, we may
THE Ia,.si report about I.,t,, i. tb., shs
i, eoiuv Ia Eurore. moi 10, n > hen. &; If her
| health. bet 10 csp,ufe a litI,d husband. III
| the lit lie lady can kick herself into the good
| grsces Of the title foreigners as easily as
she does among American, IT ought 10 be an
| easy matter Tor her 10 become a countess, nj
| the very least.
| A LONDON journal claims at The modern
| English bo.ts have no popular circulai ion
| because in obedience TO ancient tradition the
| publishers ask practically prohibitive prices
| The works of dead poets, on which copyright
has run out, sell by myriads in cheap edi-
| tlons, whereas the books CT mDdern writer's
hnd their purchasers N i'tiy IN The managers
OF the circulating libraries.
LONDON TuA, recording the death OF Mrs
Wrottesley, a d aus liter # Sir John Burgoyne.
one of the fey survivors of the old school OF
| brilliant conservation and KEEN vii says III Al
| abe was an inyster.te snoker and II w,s
perhaps. par,iy owing 20 tbis sooihiog abii
tn at she WIS ebaSi. d 10 b, ar wi suca n. roic
| fortitude the lingering disssss 10 wnicn she
succunbed. Ser on for tobscco.
TEE story that a Geory,a woman avail
! lowed a pin several wear. AGO snd recently
| spit il out won't do. Ii il had been ST sted
| thai the aforesaid Din came ont behind her
| left ear. or II the bottom of her b;a toe. IL
world have sounded ike the n.u.1 Inn of
min stnries but Ills cominy ont .bere il
went in. like Crockett, hsar !. an ,nnova.
| tion IN At the nuhlic Won, mn mn win
~ -
- G n An 90
pSl 81 ~ ~ oo ,D. ~
.ne isosai ncaoemy, 1 tLinA ne Ieis9t iSi
u .un 81 az PoeAet m, an1 selon'i - =
80 - - "a put "ns" ~ ioosed
~ a., na ~ =, 'e I'm " :. ". S,a,t
| ~. pie''eH' POiti @it VI -"ie: S'eP 3.
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10l, condition IS; sweet potatoes, acreage
100, condition "a; Irish potatoes, acreage
1872, condition 100; peanuts, acreage 101, con-
diiion 81; stotk peas, acreage ll2, condition
SO; garden products acreage l02, condition
"a; apples, condition 81, peaches 81.
Crops damaged by drouth in early part Of
the month, but sipce the late rains have
greatly improved. Frost May 22d and 23d
injured young crops and fruits to some ex-
tent. The general outlook very little worse
tn an last month. A. ]. M'wHIRTER,
Commissioner of Agriculture
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DEFENSE OF THE FRENCH REPUB.

In this country naturally take deep
interest in the experiment France is making
as republic, and we rejoice that she has,
for more than Twelve years, held up before
the eyes Of Europe that a great country can
be governed without the aid of either an
aristocracy or a monarchy. We are desir-
Gus of seeing the experiment succeed 10 the
end-succeed 10 the point of leading, by the
force of example, the masses of the various
nations OF the old world TO cast off the
hereditary incubus that brushes and presses
them down BY subjecting them TO depressing
influence of class distinctions. We know
that the mo1archies Of Europe regard the
republic with apprehension as an example
that may spread, and as a demonstration
of the ialsehood of the notion they have so
long industriously upheld, that although the
democracy of the republican form of govern
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ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Mr. and MIS- George
Reddair were drowned while crossing 8
swollen creek, near Breckenridge, No, Mon
day night, and Ira Perdue, Of Pettis county,
accompanied BY Miss TewDsend, were
drowned in an attempt 10 cross Muddy
creek, near Wsrrensburg. Henry aud Will
liam SenPle and August Ko'ke, while nd
ing in skiff in the Missouri river, opposite
Glasgow yesterday, were upset and all
droxned
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American Bankers, A.,oe,a,io..

NEW York, June The American
Bankers Association met 10 day. TIE Exec
utive Council d. cided 10 hold The next an
nual convention at Louisville, Ky, October
9Th and lob. For several years the conven-
lion has been held al Saratogs, but the rapid
greEIh Of the banking ard industrial inter-
tsts OF lie West aBd South m sde II necessary
10 hold the convention this year at Louis
vile.