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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
7ftiiti,rTntu.

5rcS Mitfa / Suthinion bIep iii.
f~rlOigois ifuot | Oct enc Ben at Ir.
thur Ssrgcuion RanbaaS aitcn I'M.
Der "SalInueen" Spteierne.
Glaf Sulmgrrn, GIepatur. alarnt /
Barriers Grairie, arreitereoc8 forIc.
Den DAG % braeteS til 6erailS SAILS,
oRtlaget for SaSieipiq. San iiaeS at
bore $5tS tiIfort i line 8%eguifaber.
RGitru enitemmigt. - SEQ set
galg, JON iiOite Sir9Sag bol0teS /
GerguS 6uuS for at faa ao0fin0t
lt0iteoeiiel al $40. 600 &On0S Tor Sc
iige SfoIebpgninger. bIco Bombs mar
iten eHitemni9t tilItcnt, i0ct 237
iternte Tor % Is imoo.
8eur8c Bu~IO6rnnOiun / &inina bar
mar bleocn Ilaaet ibiel al EDnct forte.
BEN. San oar / gfiIHor. z. Gof., 6a
SDnet Hog nco / en- StaIo. boor han
Holot paa at arbeioc. Tlere Ncitc blcO
6rUbte % StllHcu bIcU 0cluis g0c.
Iagt. men gu,obronoion fom ira set
rifaot.
SGrs &dgcipn ! 0aSiipn Conn.
fbtp, GAG qui Yarle Gountn, bnpOc
Oct llbeIo, at hans SeIte blcu ifromt
n9 LOB ls6it oa ban / Gor&oaaS ficrte
ira CANTON. San ble0 tlItet no al
&o9nen % tOm ioo leHt tilifuOc, ut
ban Osoc, ier EaBeH tom. san cfter.
Ia6er fig Gnte o8 Here @grn.
Dc iii GOIOc ia barmc. - Rsocre
brso iig iOrleoen 9f1t tho I aIrne9.
houSLCrne @ble3 @ruthers 9utif
ct. Glouo % itiol SIu0er % 8eIs.
fratfer for $1,000 og So / gtuoe.
8cIitiet mi5iPuter en- GarIou, ION
reIite ule0 ct ti0Iigt @oOstog i'll 02in.
neapolis, % meler, at Set mart oil
bars BAN arreitcrEt.
Gu CONNER iagiogt. - 9irs. ga.
roliua Glarfe / Il. GlouS. u. y
G!arfcs 6uitrl, bar I GHtrittsretter
cnlngt gag moo CONNER Z. 9
Searle al 3reOsretten for $4,000
9ommer SelrIe bar 9rs. Glarfe:
gooofat % agcnt % fiebte for benOt
Sption pea 1000 Sitter Safe en-
perior GouioIiOate6 Scrnminer, ion
eies al Sobn 2. RodeieQer. Tenn.
ajebsret bleD taget / @r$. Rarp z
Searles RoOu % bIeo iornpCt ilrrr
Souae, Digu iaa iolgte CONNER ol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
Nh. e. MN1z

" 5tnsloh 81.
Den milbe os hurtige girfnina at Or.
8ilniers Siunmp @opt, bet ppperlise Rpte.
geoersps Bl9remioosl m9rtes mart. Zen
itaar bsteit boa @runo at fine uiounperlige
Selbreoelier al be NET b~daronatfeoe I'll.
t9loer. Gnbefalet pg taset al 9aser, bruat
! Soipitaltr os soottienbt al nnleie Sclt
operalt. Scr at bepiie, huab Spamp- Boot
tan gipre for 9em bill en- grspelafe bIi
ienot abiolnt frit pr. s'oIt iamt en- Bug, Der
fortGner alt ON Stpamps&oot % oeus bib.
nnoerIiae SeIbreoelier. Sirip III Tr. Sill
iner K Co., 8in9hamtor, q. q, os forism
lite at n9pne, at 9e lafte ON bette aenersie
9ilbub | 3ecorabsE Soften.
Spis De alerebe er rptrtepift ON, at
S~pamps3icpt er, bpnb 3e tebpper, oa Ton
DE iIsbe ben reeulrre 90 Gents oa en- Tol.
lar Stprrelie al Slaiter | Gppthefet brpr.
icmbeIit. Sesao iteen G~e,ItaaeIie. men bun
Hapnst, Siuamps &opt, 9r. Sinners Sfpaiups
Boot, % Goresien, B%insbamtoh q. y, paa
brer Glaie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

Nenee, erbperpeSc pcS Sals al 2ano
o. 2eiefontrofter, beIsb iig til $2.19
for bert Barn eIler iaIt $3.50.
627.5 so, ben itsrite llbligning enora
nogcngans aiort. Den lite Sili par
Der Inn $500 / Henter for 9nno.
iaIaet i 1908 nbetaIt, % bette er ie.
nrre inSfommet. anmmisiGren alt.
befaIcr ilcre amenoenenter til SfoIe.
loben for nGite 9egislotur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
JnoIanoet.
0n,pn.

IRA GrcItpn meooeles, at SSIo breo
I SrcSnas los | Stanton, &ontso-
nierD 60, % giorSe aInorlig Sfaoe,
for Scn bIep iluttet. Ssioen cpitoo
Ell @arberiine. iom Srspes al Games
aiceSori, % ipreote ii9 til 10 nGrli9'
penoc 9neninaer, Den enc eli Nooe.
hanSeIbiitif % Den anoen Ct apotbet.
Sfaoen BAR htIOi oUtfat al aSlu.
rance.
Smith @cd, Ser. iom oinialt ! for.
riae 10, iorioanSt ira lit Siem |
gurlinaton, 'auotes al i'm ISaoer ueo
Observation-Disclosures % hragtes tor'
Ieoen Dag bjem. &m iogoe, oct par
tim 9piten i'll At ie ll%oitillinget, iort
braate benoe til at relic. % at grepet
til ScrGlorene bar ifrepet fun for at
foo en- 6riit til at fomnte aIiteo. Sun
ileatar beitcmt, al roaen fuIgte benoe
eIer norreoe heroe bort.
Swau sluSsriOu o. aooIph Carl.
ION / 0tarlballtuiun har lRn9e uGret
mans, % iorleoeu afteu msotes De
/ EN- glIee oa fom | SrGtte, % bet
itees, at Caribou ait8reb Slnocrion %
fnuite 5faleu pno BAN; ct gcnItptte
par iIaoet neo | 9iernen. Carlton ino'
rsrttrner. at be tratteoe, men re9ter,
at BAN Iog auoerion. San oil hltoe
hoISt / @rreit inbtiI man ier, boorle.
nes oct anar meo anoericn.
Gu Gn itrpgcs al aartct. Sra
Fairfield 6eretteS, at 9pen SdncdIter,
iom | eIIepc 9tdr bar pgret County,
iroe for aeofiif Counts, er life mere.
9oitoepartementet bar tnget 8oitbu-
iet ira gpen o. iIptiet Oct til Sigou.
men, ioui bar puret 2ancaiters Som
furre1rt, ii6en begge 9per bIep erunb.
Iaete. 9nuraiter bapbe en- 3io Soer.
tdaet, en Sen bap6e npiten 1000
S~nbbpaaere. Get bar General M.
90. Grofers Siem, for 5dn bIeo be.
rgntt.
Sarutertrnlt. - sSorntcrieS gin.
els-5oreniueer boIot ben 3oie bs.
Meoe / Rofrpea for at lutte iie fam.
men MOB Soma Grain GealersAsloei.
otton, iom iseer Of binore 6armernes
8oreninger | at iGlge lit Sorn | Gbi'
caeo, @einneapolis % andre itore
@arfeoer. Der er oper 100 Sarnler'
ioreninger, 90 Dc banSler M life bare
Ineo aorn % ariI, men nieo 0rocerpL
aInSer % enoog 9iimber. 800 De.
Ieeater reprGientereoe be 100 Sore.
ringer peo Meoet | &odtpeII.
Gn Striobnf. Somer SoGonS
oa Mott Sitnter bar beaae atbIetcr
90 eo6e 9enner, ser 6olot iammen |
tpft on trnot. De boeoe | Mount
gpr, Ming9olo Gountp, % gif paa
fannie Sfole, rmlig 8r1fc llniper.
fin; men oa De beege ioreIifeoe iig |
ben iantlne Gigc, en- SeIefoniItinoe |
Seol. bar G~euifqbet iorbi, og Matt
5unter ifieo Somcr $olanS libel,
Silrnen bgnite Siuntcr for Grab %
gap hnm IL Wars badrOt NrbeiSe paa
Suetbniet | andntoia; men 6nren bill
life beitiue uoget, iaa 6pngieIsSiref.
ter SSones flyer, at bans StrnifetiS
eiSmi life er begpnot, ifjeut han bar
DGret i~n6eiperret | a aar. Seq is.
Ter mig uitploig % bill life a%rbeioe,~
poaitaar ban. SSones oplpicr, at ban
bar brugt ole Somrgsmioler, iom
blIutdne Seripn tillaoer, % bog iaar
han life Sutten til at tnse fine Sem.
Der | uoeeu Sirg. Siitcrien er uogct
mpitiif, % Ell llnberisgeIie maa til.
Sutter or al iine Soft og boiler iiq
for 9oO til at nrbei6e iarumcn meO
"iirrple" 6orbrpocre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
Srrina ~nbelnffcr.

Earring %toelnffcr. Soreneoe Sta.
tiers GipiI Serpice Commission bar
beiliittet, at Beriorer, iom Iiber al
.Sering, life berefter ifal faa aniat-
telie / ltncle Smns 8oitanitalter el.
Ter / andre fsoerale Gnbeositininser.
geilirtnineen er fattet iom en- nsopen'
dig SorboIbsresel for at forebpsse
ltobreoelie of S9ringsimitte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

<>rtuuneooroboa, bpmf opnfnaenoee r Ell Yrsua r af ouror@uths tor Npte tr ben
~ tQuhube 2a6E Rt hm bet err teHer nan a ct Orb im man life tfnne trflar os
mar nor br en- iaabaube nog Gen BOG pb Sambel fan mon uuorbse p3 foe CpsS us
oe me Srtnnaensg hmins TMe r en- al pore futbmef. 9rGmebpse; ben er 9oot
iuSbunben OF fan iaes for ben almibdise Gs mo4 Sroab.8Ofn", nemGa $f25i 6mfna
GouMe: 3. ANUNDSEN, Oecorarh iowa
s- Spaene r. hNbs for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

GsoisIsDussppssH, ION Te isnots mig, bar rs mob
iasst, oe ben tr Ianat oSsr SsrpeHtniuetn. Saaes tr
ben net ubitprtt % gaIset al gerieue CT ubmartet.
Ten sit sare en- Rrpo for sthpert Diem.
2iessoes tafies be mango SoHse for Slnsst %
"gso aruen-, Tom leg er uneest sIao use a, mpbtase.
gbarIes SeHisn. Benton, HtbraRd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
en 9bsan.nL eanb Grssd. gsis.

5sSIsiseassboeen, ION De ienbte mtg. bar leg
m~ootaset, % lea tiger GSer mango Eat. Zen er ben
peHsite | fit Sfass. iom er at iad. Seiaa EaIast al
8erieue for huer Tag | Haretl CT uemarfst; ben oil
pare en- 5rsb. life bare for enbuer 5amiIts. men for
,uhutr Sfanpiuau, iom bar Slsat o. gennsr.
SaGsprThompfon 7bompiun, ". 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
GtarIes Senfsn. Benton, Rtb'

Zen "SssfeIsodesboa-. Se ubIia fenots
mia til Siennemfpn. forfldficoe mig en- upeutei
R0bc!fe az Rftbetif grt.
Get or aItio foeert at fnrre be1fle aIcmiter.
ariipper I et 9ribbus. De frrber giet n b fine
biarie Gdroer 90 fine ptbiee Gormer, 90 be
forbeier GiebIiffets @eIoRre neo fin ~hniteroe
Seaiet - boer efter fin f9reaue aSt. Wten en-
bstere % poIere 9p6eIie er bet boz at furtre
betraete en- MIC 9rffe al z anfebIo IN tel.
Tom @SsofeIsodesbosen" fdn f~ieniourt % ptIs
snlet bar famlet "pnd ct Br9t'.
Zen bafiert n~bftnrebe lille soe inbebcIoer
iortfotfeee airrneinnbbeoer, ber er inbbsiteSs
uf itore 0srnb font en- MODEM Sruet af grnrbia
3enfnine, ~liosIdne grfarine % genial aIar'
tbn; 90 be ct eiennenreaaeroe ifl9bte en-
Sprugiorni. font Blot Tieteren epner at noitere
fine hrperite Surfefoftre meb.
2eiie iilobnIe al Snranitnffer, fom or beniet
fra be bebfte ,Sorfdtteres Sfrifter, fdmIer I
fornfulbenbte % tanfetuHee ErbIae Ell Itoen
anpttal Of e'bsntseori. ION in trnifonirne
Tan fprbbercc fe peo at granite % pperpeie -
ON ban ian bill - Iibt nb 8ahaen eIer en-
Dog ON fem. Gtnfferue inseboIber proftlds
2nrfer 90 &C feroeIfe meb iipr Siisnfcmbeo
pda 366 9nee, fna life eredua Sfnouarefs gone
Gebrtor faf biioe fortrGnei ener -irbboIoSIss%.
9e bar ale SeetenS Cuff ober fe oa eier
Srhfproaenes e~ieitbomireltae @pne iii at eioe
r1eget RelRrsIfe rteb fan Orb.
De SbeoIoeer, 3oneffnftrere, @tcenNnbss
n1Rtib, 9iatere, Bbtlciopber, sthtsrtRro 90
@dIere, Tom goacn bar nannaioet oda oeres
SBbfeISoag, er n1e b~efienote M29nS. font ken.
nefebebeu ffbIber 9df for en- betnbuinesfuIb
@ierHine. "a bet er life minoft tiIfreosTineuoe
for os 9loreboere, al bi Der timber fdd ntnngc
AZ bore frenffubte RerforIiebeoer baaoe {
Gidroinaoien oa bertinnroS boafsrie 90 ocrsS
giaufe inbribfeoe, fpm pnd ct f6ues Wiroes.
rtrrfe. 90 be 4 9inier, Tom ,or bier Tua |
anret er upfsri, for Of enbbcr nreo eeer Sduro
ian iiIfsie fine Stores Nabnc pdn oeres refpef'
H.. - "a n - -
rfilien % eisre ben enbbu mere r%ioboIbte
90 fiGr.
Seq Ipisnffer "Becurab .9oiien" men oerne
grTmie. % bet furefpnimer mig, at ben itopt
furoe bittet nad en- bebre Sbe.
6. 2. 1burfbeen a.. Squtes, Minn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
.rtrprab.psa,ns. prrmletra. asbLIspaasboa,n.

"FeeosabsRpHsns" 9rsmietss. 5sofeIsoasssossn,
car ies for Irnse hbeu mpbtasst. bporicr 3e taiies.
Sea oil anbeiaIe ben til ale SIdeets aaiers, ba ben
sr en- 9rpo at hape III at neotssne fine 5eraforss.
Ssfenbes o. genners Rapne. o. pso at iaa here's
gapne % aarstaIet be CT feb. oeb man hptr suislts
aIotr. 3 gosen inbss osida en- bel Gel sope Dsrs.
iOn Der fiassr neasn eanbhsb | % Ct bel peo at
t1nfe ouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

Sec mostss for en- 7is aben ben pene. Tile Ssss
ieIsbassboe. "a iea bar feet soef i~aisnneIn be
mango pene 2tete. iom or iusbefattet for buer Satu.
o. bet fsrite, frs lrfte. ea ice aab isce goseu. par ct
iprtraFeIiat Sist AZ y. Q. :. @runtsis for "a Suni.
VIE | 6amtIien &C ipart glade I Eoeen "a &c nieset
Stat LEI eitm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

S.res line GsbisIsoasstps hor leg n~nostaaet os
aaer TEN iaa mango Tat. Zen u siter min 6sr'
mtutns en- nbmarie Saulins at cote ettattr, faI
perfor faa eou til at anbe'ale Soseu til 9las.ts sas
isrs. ea iss Ct ~iprpisiet ON. at oas piI niootdse famine
un,b 9afr' muslieheo.
2puts Sfaase RlnIes. Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

i5Sidsoaasbosen moetasst o. ai~ennemieet meb
3nieresfs. Ssns lshsr % Jnbhois C. usmarfsi /
hf eIass. Sse pifbs iiit mite ben for nsstn Hris.
Bore bsrmsb sOsen Yaa bet bsshe snbefalst "
bsrteiis zaf.
u. y. p%fferbabL eat,on. y. 2af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

Terss Tue gsSkIssassbss bar iss msotas.t o.
fssr ZEN iaa mango zaf. Jes pil rneb gt9et anbe.
faIe ben III enhper BamiIie. ION suffer en- unitie %
sso Iipsn gramisbOs mss -1ssorabg asu-.
o. q. Pee. Bad eammtr. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
Ct tnteresidnt grep til ppre 29iere fra
Mrs. g. Guitin fro BEN 9prf Gitp:

prooIhn. q D.. Q. glpp. 1909.
Nor hof prtr al War fbeu m reg ~dtDotIias eInertsr
wsaansbsr. o. leg isb nbe frtptise apalsr Sta blep
pei. ina9er o. nbiuoiet. Sra baube ftor YaHfsltaheb
nnto al hoibe urinei o. blu lsbts al hpppie nrinlno.
mug Rat os Tag. gittrat baoe bruqt ell prspe fiofe
az or. atImtrs Srpamp.Ropt ipm 3e paa min aamob.
ntie bar lao ceniig at ienbt mig. opnaoepe lea ftpr
S~iuerlna:. Seg fiebte siebIifftlig hos min apoteter TO
slreer ma at funnt fiae, at SpampsJtppt htlbrebebe
inte fuloifrnbtgt Sc Tan nu itan pan mine Sen belle
Ea8sr noet upgenipmbeli hemnie 6slger. Seq Ioa
paa po'pttaittt 6tbr NOR f%bftltoeH, inbsn lea brnate
etuaIn p'gsopt % Soeerne Der unbsriegte mine Nprer.
og iagoe, at intet ftiItbe BEN, men efterdt bane pert ina
nie9et ON Or. dinners Smdmps gfoot % hpdb ben
paooe Abort for andre &oihber, b~eintteoe is9 at prrpe
ben, % Wetnltatef bar. at leg MI after CT t0n.
Ttre6 ~tQfnemWeItd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
q. sarssn. gomaod. gainn.

seq bar nslis ~mobtaset min grrmiebOs meb -rt.
eprab. Soften. nsmIis SsstIsOossbosen. % iunss
mesrt sopt ON ben. 5ts piIbe lite butte ben meo
nOsen anoeu RrsmisbOa % leg taller lem mango
@anse.
On Nbunutri Eanh grted. wa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08
G1OielsOa9sbOgcn.
Spao GoIt flyer ont Oeli.

sssiersssssbossH bar lea n1sshaaef % iea rfer ben
bog. iea snbnn bar faaet NAB nsssti. % ts fan trpst
~euteioIe ben til aue.
affrss cIisH. sssfss ms.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

IeeorabsY oifen ps SeS arnen
meo SsoieiSoassboaen icm grrmie
/ rsOt Snit $f.25; | Submit 1885.
&oresie:
B. ANUnDSER, DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-08

Haar Den Slosc bar mot en-
Simes 8IGoe, gisr ban iie fattet
paa eli II geS Sprg.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
TALL WOMEN ARE SCARCE.
Singular Revelations Brought Out bv ea Advertisemens for Youas
 Women SIX Feet RiGA.

The Professional Woman's league, of New York city, brought out some curious facts regarding the physical proportions of women. The league advertised for 50 young women six feet tall to act as policemen" at the wom- ans exhibition in Madison Square gar den last October. Most of the women who applied fell fully six inches below the required standard, and not single one has SO far qualified. One applicant stood six feet high, but she was built 90 much like tape measure that the secretary declined to furnish her with a mace. Another came forward with the argument that, while she was only five feet tall. her lateral proportions were vast enough to make her an ob- ject of terror to wrongdoers at the ex- hibition. Of the other applicants the secretary said: Most of them are thin as shad and shaped like hop-poles- awkward, ungainly, sour-faced. It does not seem to agree with most wom- en to be six feet tall. They get weedy and are nervous from being stared at so much" Have you any idea what six-foot woman looks like? We'll, she Is as tall, relatively, as Q seven-foo4 man. Give her a pair of high-heeled boots and picture hat and she can get 8 job in any dime museum.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
ROUNDED HORN WITH HOBOS.
8ensskabie 8 voysgs of . saillng vas. eel win . Crew of Twenty
 Green HAnAs.

The ship Erskine NJ Phelps arrived at Honolulu recently from Norfolk, Va. having broken all previous rec ords for a sailing vessel from a north Atlantic port. She made the trip in 97 days. She 'rOund the Horn"- from 50 south In the Atlantic to % south in the Pacific-in Il days, whereas the usual time is twice that.
 What added to the interest of the voyage was that when the Phelps was we'll to sea the captain discovered that nearly every man of his crew had shipped under false pretenses. Only one man in the 20 before the mast was a sailor. The rest were just plain "hobos" who had palmed themselves off as sailors. The result was that the captain and mates had to take turns at the wheel and do most of the work alOft.
 In a terrible squall of Cape Horn, says the New York Mail and Express, when the safety of the ship hung in the balance and all hands were called to save the ship, only six men came on deck, the others were lying be low half dead with terror and sea- sickness. Nevertheless the Phelps broke the record.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
Afogna1x Letter.

AFocNAK, Alaska, March 1S.-On March 10th a rousing mass meet ing was held by residents of this place in the government school house, to consider over and protest against the injustice done by the government towards inhabitants of Afognak island. by restraining them from catching fish for sale, and for the establishment of a post office in Afognak.
 The meeting was opened by A. Friedolin; J. Folstad was appoint ed chairman, and the functions of secretary were skilfully performed by R. Francis.
 After some discussion a commit- tee was selected who drew up reso- lutions addressed to the postmaster general petitioning for establish ment of postofiice in Afognak. The resolution was submitted to the meeting, unanimously adopted and signed the next day.
 The next and most important business brought before the meet ing was tine opening of the Afognak island fish reserve to it's inhabit- ants-a question involving the well being of every man, woman and child on the island.
 After various opinions expressed on the matter, the meeting appoint ed committee to draw a resolu- tion to secretary of the treasury, petitioning that the inhabitants be allowed to sell fish from Afognak island. The resolution was ably drafted, submitted to the meeting, unanimously adopted and later on circulated for sign natures.
 The meeting was we'll behaved and interesting from the beginning to the end, and showed that people are awakening from procrastina- ton at last.
 Afognak island has been popu- lated from time immemorial by numerous Aleuts. In the begin nlng of last century Russians, after serving their time either in the ser
 Continued on Fourth Page.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
Application.

'. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska Mar. ', 1901 Notice is hereby given that:
 l. Carl N Crary, of Valdez. Alaska, assignee of Thompson Gardenhier, being enfi- tied to the benefits of Section 23o6 of the Revised statutes of the United States, granting addi- onai lands to soldiers and sailors who served the War of the Rebellion. do hereby apply p enter |. s. Survey No. 357. containing I6 cres and more particularly described as fol- 'pws, tO-wit:
 Said survey No. ss7 is situated within the 'aldez Recording District, Prince William 'ound. described by metes and bounds, courses md distances, as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1, which is IS. .i9 hains N. II deg. E. from Corner No of Valdez 'om the initial monument of '. s. Survey No. b, thence N. 2S deg. 23 min. W. Ii 26 chains tO orner No. ?; thence \. 6l deg. 27 min. F.. 9.S5 hains to Corner No 8; thence S. s deg. 3s min. : min. W. 9.s5 chains to Corner No l, the place ,i beginning. Containing acres. Variation $ deg. 5I min. E.
 As additional to his original homestead on mich he entered on the 2Ith day of January, ,i9, per homestead entry No 1515 at the United iates Land Office at Clar ksv1lk, Arkansas. Notice is hereby given to any and an parties .laiming adversely any portion d the above l,,seribed tract, to file with the Register of the '. S Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, an verse ''laim in accordance with law during the per od of publication or within go days thereafter.
 CARL x. CRARY,
 Assignee of Thompson Gardenhier. ], John W. Dudley, Register of the Y. $. Land ofhee, at Juneau, Alaska, de he reby order that copy of the Notice of Application od Soldiers Additional Homestead of Cari N. Crary |. S. survey No. 3S7, te published in the ALASKA PRosrEcToR, weekly paper, published aR Val leg, Alaska. for period of sixty 50 days or ten
 JOHN W DUDLEY
 Register 'ioodell X Edwards. Attorneys :
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
INHERITANCE OF WOMEN.
Bee. Convicted of DPuaksnaess More Than Tea Tfnes.

lntemperance among women was the formal subject of discussion this week at the Church house, Westmip- ster. Sir Thomas Barlow, the kings physician. speaking on the medical side of the question, said that intem. perance among women had a striking effect on the nervous system.
 The type of illness, said Sir Thomas, due to drink. resulting in paralysis, was much commoner among women than men. None of the worst alec holic diseases could be cured in less than 12 months. Removal of the cause was more efficaeious than other treat ment.
 The bishops of London and Kensing- ton testified to the terrible results of taking drugs, which habit they said. was very prevalent among society women in the west end of London.
 It was stated, says the New York Times, that in London alone there were $500 women who had been con- victed of drunkenness over ten timea
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28
CHINESE GIRLS STRATEGY.
ny Deeeiving Hse Loveps Ae KsD1 . large Army Constaatly a1
 Her Call

The recurrence of disturbanoes in southern China, reported in the tel egraph dispatches, make interesting some details of the personality of Liao Kuan Yin, the beautiful wom- an Boxer, who, during the first trou- bles. acted a . Sort of Chinese Joan of Arc. She rallied to her standard . large number of well-known des- peradoes, until her followers num- bered something like 10000 fighting men, reports the Detroit Free Press. She held the chiefs of these forces faithful to her by making love e them and permitting them, e many as six at time, each to fancy that he was the chosen one. Soon, how ever. her duplicity wss revealed, and when she showed special favor to the youngest and handsomest of the six, the five others, driven mad by jeai- ously, passed their swords into the favored ones body. The rivals then began to fight among themselves, with the result that three of them were killed. Next morning one of the remaining chiefs, being old and hideous to look upon, packed up his goods and chattels and departed. He took away with him nearly all the troops. and practically the whole of the ammunition. Liao Kuan Yin now found herself with one lover and very few followers, and when the government troops appeared on the scene went into hiding.
 She is now again in power. and has more troops at her disposal. but she has learned wisdom, and contents herself with one lover.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-04-28

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