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The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
To appeal From Verdict.

The A.a>Ga Comma rciai Co. has moved for ncw tria! oi the case in winch George Ii. M.lse was awarded *2O.000 ior injuries re- ceived while working a- d long shoren.an on the steamer Bertha, a' Seattle The mo ina was refused
 hy tine court. and an exception was
 taken. Melsc was crippled for life ny the dropping oi SJj unds of freight. His leg paa a be ampu- taied q; the knee. and nearly all of his internal nraans .v..re injured. Ills p"lvis was badly crashed. The verdict faun!. ;s one D; hc largest ever rendered in the superior court.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Bora.

To Mir. and Mrs. =. Blum. We'd ne,day evening. April Z6, at six o'eloeN, d son. ihe boy is d heavy weight, weighing eight pounds. Mother and son are both doing nicely. sam Blum i~ already fig uring or making business man out of lie boy, and las changed the : ign on t.e store to read Lew. Blum < sons.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
First Shad Caught.

For several years Superintendent Wetherbee, at kusiloff, Cook Inlet. has offered reward to the fisher man who brought in a shad, hay ing been impressed win the br.iei that sooner or lat"r ihat species oi fish would make it's way ;rnsn hc Sacramrnto river into line waters oi the North Pacific Lasi summer his expectation was realized, and |, fine female s.ad i,.ll oi roe Wa, brought in. But single one was caught
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Gable Soon Ready,

According to a letter received from David Lynch, chief cable ex- pert of the L. :. :. Burnside, the 200 miles of wire for the cable ex- tension between Valdez and seward will he completed and ready for shipment by the first of May. MT. Lynch writes that he will probably start for Seattle as soon as the cable is shipped from The works of Safety Insulated Wire and Gable Company's plant al Bayonnc, \. J.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
CaroIan Pa-GOned.

President Roosevelt ha, rpn- muted. To expire next mon h, ne sentence oi ran Carolan. wh" was convicted fnr murdorine Joseph Muldownev a; Rampant. Alaska. in 1900. and i> ncw serving fife sen 'eure a' he federal prison on Me Neil's island, | Killing Null dnwrcy Carolan believed he was deiending the horor of lis fife.
 Judge Wickei>ham, il whose court Carolan was convicted. and several rominent persons, includ- ing eX-Gov. John McGraw. ioineI iu ti.e petition for a pardon.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

s'ea;n hoiSt~ have been at work all winter taking out lmv d,r, Le..ics innunerable hand win ,ia>.es. The value oi the wiu.rr dumps have been carefully estimated and should estimate amount faiI -hort it will ne because of lack of water. For several weeks operators have been building fumes and lhnwins dumps so a- to catch al tie water running.
 Ei-h, hundred thou-and feet of lumber was used for dunes this spring against one hundred jhous- and Used last year. Premiums are being paid for additional machinery to be landed here on first boats, a, there i, uot single steam hoist lei; for sale and ihere Is famine jn many G.nd- of machinery needed, which will keep back work until the new supply arrives.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Ean On The Bank.

Milwaukee. April p - Despite the a>surances D; the Milwaukee Trust c.. !at i. was not involved in the lo>-,s of the First National bank, frnm which Biglow defaulted a long line of e:,ositors was formed this morning at ten o'clock in front of the bank to withdraw their de posits. The bank was able to meet all demand.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Another Russian Fleet

Penang. Straits Settlement. April 26-A detachment of the Russian squadron is expected here today, on the way to join the main fleet. The British government has ordered out guard hoal- 10 patrol night and day and keep Russians from vio- lating neutrality of port.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Easter at Center

Copper Center, April 25-Easter services were held at Max Road
 house. Tie house was drcora e,. with the seasons furs. The school buidin. has been started and will he rush,,'i 70 completion. Mir. Neal begins liliing the soil today. Chris. li"-e>ic .+a,.cd through here on his way 10 c!a'e creek. A. B. Lewis and parry have erected two framed tents on corner lots near Maxville.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Miners " anted.

W. :, Amy Aas received .nstruc- tions from the head office oi the Huhbard-Elliott Copper to. to hire thirty miners and send them in to Elliott creek immediately. The company is planning extensive development work this season.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

Fairbanks. April 26-Thc esti- mated spring c!"an-up from most conservative and reliable sources will he between five and six millions from winter dumps alone. Another two milton and haii ard possibly three million will taken out during the summer. In another week sluicing will be in fuil blast. Con siderable water is now running along ;he creeks and ,lnicing began on small scale several day, ago on Cicary, Pedro and Fairbanks creeks.
 One hundred and seventeen
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Figlitin In aTanchuria

Toliio. April 2,;-There is fight ing daiis, at kaiyuan, Manchuria. The Japanese rrpulsed two heavy attacks oi the Russians today.
 Tine lrivr council has declared martiai law In ,fI,ct at Formosa until aiier c'auce fl naval en- ga.enleuI near there k .,as!.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Gets Four Months.

Jack Barrett Was given four months in the federal jail ny Judge Lyons yesterday, for petty larceny. He zoe d blanket and bottle of wine from the residence of Judge Goodeli.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
bOys' Club.

A number oi the boys of the town have formed club and secured a room in the rear oi the Brown X Amy building, which is very nicely fitted up as of place oi amusement. A billiard table has been installed and as the club progresses more improvements will be added.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27
Coast Survey

The government steamer Taku is now in perfect condition and lying at her winter quarters off Evak, awaiting the arrival of Captain E. C. Sasanett. who will this year continue the geodclic survey of Prince William sound and adjacent waters. Hi, arrival. wi,h a>sis- tants, is expected daily. Captain Peter Ritter, who has heretofore carried on thi, work, viii noi come to Alaska thi- year.
 The formal opening oi the Till cum club l. sci for tomorrow night.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

4 considerable number of what appeared 10 be genuine fresh water white fish were taken in Bristol bay last season.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

J. II. Brooks and C. H. Little. two English sporIsmen, arrived on the Santa Ana. They are going to sand Point, in search of game.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

pure gold. Strikes made this win ter will as,on.sh iEc world. The pay streak from Penny river to Cape Nome i> ;hir;y mics long. Sluie.ns has commenced. There k no show on the streets and no ice in Boring sea.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

John Ra-eme has purchased the steamer Edith. 4000 tons, to be nsed on he Nome run this season.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-27

Creme De Cacao, Chouya. de- licious after dinner cordial, at the Elk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
2ofalberidDtc ans @aibinaton.
Ste Of erCi /.

Ger so Sabre oltc Icgcr SuneS
Gboic bon Or. 52l S%obnion'S Holu.
nobc Der %. StroBe, liegt I'M ~enler-
gcncp, Soipitol" on elmer bebcnflid)elt
StidpunOe inter orn Hippen oar.
nieoer, nnb Die Ner5tc erfldren, ooB
er ihluerlid) nit Dem 2eben oopoft-
fonlrlcn miro. Nls Der 5Goter fuliroe
III 8cor9eiolpn Der 9teger @ileS Tor
len perboitet. neId)er bel Srn. Solepb
9lunbon beidoitigt mar mo bon
Frlncc Georges Gountp, NO,
ltonmt. @ie Der Serleste nlSiogtc,
mar cr gegen Den ansreifer 9eItobeit
mo oieier hattie obne @eiteres iein
Meiier 9e5ogen lno linn Den Stid
neriebt. Die YoIi5ci unteriud)t ocn
Sail meiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
I'm Mcocn AM &nf= Hiucr.

-~-------.-
Ger .@oocnio W0nncrdor" 81
Moooloiuu Ncud). - &alttcr 2nlt
u1o 6rclloc inter Ocn griilcn
9Glmen. - Sic Bitter Der Srci-
belt" IN Der Nud)bnrlhoft. -
,56ulio . Mourcr6or" ouf Sol.
i0B' Sborc an Scr Curtis Ban.
,Sllpitcr Elupills modtc 0cItcrn Ell
ner 9oll5en gll5obl oCltidcr Scrcinc
0oltimprc'S oa0urd eirlcn oidelt
Strid olird) sic Hcd)nlrng, Dab cr it-
men nn1 Wtorgcn oideS. nebligcS
@ctter rno ON Nodmitto9 cin We.
luitter ionote, 0oa onid)t obne" mar
umo iclbitucrit0nolid &ielc oopon
nbbielt, ocn Gag I'M 6rcicn 5u5ll6rin.
gen. Srotocnn nbcr ontiiiirter lid
Ticienigen, lucld)c Dem llnipettcr
Srob boten, ouf Den perid)ieocncrl
MllSflugSpl0ben lchr gut unb trob-
ten Stllrn nnb Mcgcrt.
go bate ser yVnocnio MiGmncr.
dor" elmer ser iii1gitcnL nber lebcrS.
iGbigiten %creine I'M Often, einen
Iilsflug noh @ooblolpn 9eod Der
~onItoltct. Gie Gomitemitglieber, Die
$50. Sobn i. llllridl GoriiBer. Sobn
WortllL SiiIfs.@orliber Charles
@oigtn1onll, Sreo. aoIthoii gernb.
Shipborlt, Sobn Sdneioer linb $.
mo Hobert @eder, id)iittelten 5ipar,
ais lie ant Morgen oufipod)ten mo
bns @cttcr idbcn, meldes oen Yaoe.
niern beidlecrt ipor, pcrbubt Ole SO.
PIE, abcr troboem iporen lie Die erlten
oui DEM Seltplose, unb oils enolidl
oos 8ros ser Boulder onlungte, ma
Niles fir oieielben bereit. 'Sr. lllls
rid, Der Toriiter, bate gali5 eller-
9iih commonoirt iinb oiid) Die ilbri-
gen Witglieocr oes Gonlite's battcn
tild)tig susegriifen, luabreno bic
Mitglieber bes Tamcn.@ ereins oes
s@aoenin" glcidfaIs lire Sdnloig-
teit in riibmeHsmertber Weiie getban
batten. Tos &efnItnt luar. Dap man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

bel Wlliif mo Sans mo &in0crlple=
len, bel pcld)cn Sen Sicgcru Ereiic
ertbcilt lpllroen, Sen Sog III bodlt
ongcncbmcr @cilc perbrndtc, lpca
5ica, ga Scr Tcrcin lillter Scitlna
icincS Girigcntcn Froi. @cor9 ".
T0blnlonn einc Nll5obl ieincr ldon'
item G60rc 81 @c6or brod)te, borrlt-
ter ogSir griiBcn Gid" n9tod) Der
@cimotb" mo YSomm gum Sonj,"
Spc5ica bic poiiipcn Witglicocr ipo'
rem Itorf pcrtretcn i,lo oll6 0elego'
tionen mcbrerer onbcrcr Gcrcine bot
ten Iidl cingciunocn.
Sitter Scr Srcibett."
Sn icbr poiic1ocr @eiIe ero'Inetrn
acltcrn bic Sitter Der 0reibelt" tbrelI
Gbore am Bad Hipcr inl Scllcln pic
fer Ircunbe ltno @Gite. Ger Sbore
lit u~ouit6noio rcnouirt, mo Die Stols
lunqcit, mcld,e ourh einen Wolos
brono Dor Ginger Belt nleoerbrorlls
ten, lino lpicber 1cit crrid)tet iporoelt.
Tr1Iioent 6. 6. Tlitt croIInetc Den
6errlid aelegcncn 6citplob nit elmer
a~coiegenen sl%uiprad)c lno EroI. Will
Ier'S SrdeItcr ~liefcrtc Die Muiit.
.9auern 8ranfcn' | Inter.
it iisnngs &crein."
Ser .9opern = aronfcn : llnter'
Itiitungs.Tcrcin" belt geitern Nod-
ntittoo in Sobn ShmiOtS Sole,
ede 8. uno Coughs trnbe, Sigblano.
tolpn, ieine re9clnluBigc Seriamnl.
Iing ab. Erdiibent aorl Drummer
fiibrte Den TorIib uno SefretGr Sobn
Tortihbef bas Yrotofoa. 3lpei nellc
Mitelieber fanoen sl%nillahnle llno Die
arrangements fir Elm ouf @ooolonb
Bead, itattfinoenoeS Eicnic ipuroen
beenoigt. 9r. Sobn Shnllbt als
&oriiser bes Selt=Gomite's erItdttete
einen 9eridt. oem5uiolge oas Seit
cinen g%l1n5enoen Griolg BADEN miro.
s5baIia &c 0nnerdor."
Ginen gut beiud)ten gllsfllia nod
Sofidb's Sbnre 81 Curtis Ban Der
anitaltetc aeitern Der ,SbaIio.M0n.
nerd,cr". Gie meiiien Der Miielieaer
begohen iid idon INN Z llbr Morgens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Staot Baltimore.
SaS @cticr.

Gilr Warpluno mo Sen Iiitrift
Columbia Rcgcngiiiic unO oitlihc
gSin0c.
Der bod)ltc lbcrmomctcritano loor
SO Wroo im > llbr Nodumittu09.
Ter nie0rigitc Sbernnometcrltun0
mar % @rab INN 6 llbr Worgena.
Mittlerer Naromctcritnno 1892.
Ter niebri0itc lhcrmonlcterlturO
Scr lcBten 81 Stmocn in nodiolQcns
ocn St16ten mar luic iol9t: Goitport
46, Eortlono 56. Bottom 81, Nlborm
81, Den. Oorf 81, Ybilnoclpbiu -,
Sdrrioblirg IS, Atlontic Sin G6,
&uibington 81, Noriolf IS, Charlotte
Sc, @ilminAton Sc, Gborlcitou ST.
Suponnab Sc, ~&ndlonpiQe 90, ><ltpi
ter 50, acpsgNcit So, gtIonto IS,
Wtontqonlcrn SO, Nclp.S Orleans IS,
Eulcitinc rs, @olpciton SO, Wlcrnphia
50, Cincinnati 7S, YittSburA H. Ca.
iuego 81, Buffalo y. Glepclono Is,
Gctroit IS. Nlpcno 90, Wuroucttc IS,
Green Bon 6S, Gbicogo 10, 0ulutb
81, ct. Eoul 10, Ct. &ouiS 20, aonz
ioS.Gitp y. Onlobo y. Suron "A,
gismord 20, Miuiiton GS, &clc1o IS,
Salt Sotc 66, Tcnpcr GG, 9tortb
Elnttc 20, 0oogc.Gitp II, Nmoriuo
10, Cos Ynoclc9 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

u cm aloe 9 Il m III [ ung. -
Stunt9 ShuBnteilter Wurron Bar.
oipcr l0nmclt sur 3eit Die 9iloer
BON hen iriiberen Sdobnlclltern ocS
StnotcH mo nil bieIelben III lelnenl
Bureau unbrin9en lalien. Gos gnt
ipitr6c in 1851 creirt, mo Die folgcr.
ocn Scrrcu moren bisbcr Die Staata'
S6obmciitcr: Sanrcs g. 0rpens,
Geitnia GInloc, Sprigg 9oriuooo.
Gobert 6olpler. Sobn Merrpnnon.
&obn ". 0uuis. WurnrS G%omptor,
Sobn z, Cuttings, Stepenion grd)cr,
GOluin $. @rofpn. Spcncer e. SoreS
mo Shomoa !. Sbrpod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Wriff inn 6iitbed)cr.
Charles VI. WiiQcr foot in leiner MoD.
mllo, Nr. $50, gortInnosS troBe,
nuigeilnocn. - Coroner Wortin
conItotirt SelbItmor0.

Ger 6S Sabre ultc Charles u.
Wtiller bon 9tr. $50. EortloloitruBc.
rullroe geitern foot i'm 0rittcn Stod-
mcrf ieincr Wobntng nui0ciunOcn.
Goroner Winrtin conltntirte, oob Mil
Ter an 2oubnmmt Ecrgiittng &c.
Itorben mar mo %iteIlte ci1cn 0ieSbc.
5iiglihen So6tcnideiu olls. Nr.
Wfiller mllr6c nm 3 llDr NuWnlittagS
bon @iaiam HoB mo Srou Souiic
@inoborit nui0eilu1ocn, uno 0o cr
fem ScbcuS5eiden bon lid) CAB, mltr.
DC iogleid nnd) eincm Nr6t gcionot,
lpcld)cr lcood) MIR conItutircn tOnltc,
hnb Der Wonn IGn0lt gcItorbcn mar,
Qle 0otiin bcS 8crbliAcncn ltorb
Dor lngcf0br 5lpei Wonntcn mo Scr
Srom iiber ben &erluit ieincr trclcll
ScbcnSaei1brtin idcint Srn. Milcr
IN ben zoo 9etriebcn ST. bubcl. Nr.
Miller bintcrlGBt 5lpei Sticiiobnc,
Srn, Grnlt Shule i'll &crlepsGitD mo
Srn. Gluil Sduul5. Ar. 5lS, @cIt.
2celtroBc. Der Sootc bintcrIicB Ell.
nen Nrici. IN neld)cnt CT bat, lcilcn
Scid)ilom ucbcn Dem @rnbc leiner
Satin 6u b%ccroigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Gle Wnrpl0n0cr @roB.
lpgc Scr 6rcimourCr" rcilt
nlorocn lriib 8 llbr in cincm Spes
5iolipoggon iiber Die Baltimore.
Sbios3obn" nod Cumberland, nm
an Der entbiillmlgsieicr oeS Wtonil.
meniS 81 Gbren bcS Ueritorbenen Or
8rpBnteiiterS Charles $. DIR Sbeil
jl ncbmen. Sir Dies Mommlcnt,
ipcld)eS sic ,Wemoriul NiioCiotion"
errid)tct bat, bobcn oAc Ho1en ocs
Stooico bclgeitcllert. Gie nEotomoc-
Soge" bon Gumberlono, meldlc an
ielbcn Gage ibr g%oIocncS &l,bilGum
ieiert, bat Die ARRANGEMENTS ilbcr.
nortmcn. Tic Seitreoc miro SiilfS'
@roBmciiter SomcS u, Nrcpcr bol.
ten.
9aS Grcircn Ocri d) c.
benortiger Hflon6cn" mar
oos Sbemo zines &%ortrogcS OcS Ero.
i~eliors Serbert s. @cbcr pom 9un'
bes S1merci 2aborotorim III
Maibington in ciner &crionmlung
oes ,Votonifcr-Gllbs in cilcn Der
S6ulroums Der .SoblS 9%optinS.
llniperiitGt" am Somitog Abeno.
Yrof. Meber mod)ie tilr5llh Die
5ouren nuf oen MaiSioomen5il9en
ourd, ben Staat Wnrplono nit.
Ter ~Staats 9areon'
Gerein" miro ieine Snbresper'
iommluhg am 2S., %. nno 30. SUM
in Sagerstoipn abhnlten. 2ie SS.
isranf q. Turner, 5. Clarence game
uno Oberit 9uhanon Sd)lep ltlio
ais Gpnliie beauftragt lporocr, DIE
arrangements 5ii trefien. Hld)fer
Sarnlon bon Ohio. Gldter 3enris
non Baltimore, Midter IIpeD utS
Nr. @m. g. Marbnrp peroen 3eoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

@cprg Yioii beItebelOc NrronBc.
menta Gomite bate icbr uUfaile1oc
&orbcrCitunaen iiir 0en NlrafhlG &C.
t%roifen, 0nB lid ieOcr EhciIncbmcr
trob oCS unircrmolldcn Mcttcr2 rCd)t
gut umiliirtc.
nNriou,"
Seda5ig Qelpbiurittcr trcll lul0
broO, ionOcn iid gcitcrn Mor9cu nm
7 llbr bel Dem GruiobiQ NuCulc
GinqunN oca o0rltiobiQ Norf2" clL
I'M al Dem idbrlifen Mai Nlt@'Iu0
OeS uNrion" tbeil5ltnebn1cn. 1alctb't
lullrOe Ic0cnl Der 9ItailiillCr uon ci
ncm Wobltbdter cine Coils nEIlGcn.
sinner" Oerubrcid)t. norulf man IN
bcitcrltcr Sttmmln9 uod) Maltncr'9
Garm an Der >. 9lucmlc. nabc Ser
EimIicos Noao, binnu9 piIlcrtC, NIcr
barrie Scr 2tu3iliiglcr cine llbcrs
rulfllng nad) Der nn0crcu. Dor NQcnl
that Er0lioent 0iouid fluto lulO 81
lui''clL OaB Sr. Charles &obrer, mel
der lid oils Sorliter pcrific0cncr
arrangements Gomitc'n 10 lcbr nm
Den oNrlon" pcroicnt 9cmud)t bat, 10
gben in onS Sdmabcnoltcr 0ctrcterI
lei D. H.. lem 40. 2%lrtcrajabr 5llrild
gclegt babe. 0icie NntiinoiQung CAB
Teronloiirng gu elmer ScrcnnOc uno
5lpor murocn inter Scr Scitunlg BON
Frof. 1obn e. Srnnf Orci &icblinG3.
licocr OcS 8cfeicrtcn 0ciunNen. &r.
Tobrcr beoantte lid nit ticf cnpflul
0crcll G~anfesluortcn fir ole ibm SIT
6bril %gcnoroenc Gbrc mo Damn ser.
itrclltcn lid bic @Gitc oli Srn. &oit.
ncr'S Sonolib, Inn lid) bis 5llr Wtlt
tug9ltlmoe toltlid) 5ll nnniilircn. Gin
tild)tlgeS Gomlitc, al Ociicn Spite Nr.
Gborles &obrcr lton0, iorgtc iilr Die
Ncmirtbung Der @Gltc mo uQc GhcIl
nebnler omillirten lid 10 toItlidL OoB
Der NllSilltg iidcrlih icocm GbciI-
ncbncr oui longc Belt in ongcncbnncr
Grilmcrum9 blciben miro.
nSrobiinn."
Ger oSrobiinn" ucrunitultetc &c.
cincn 9(uSfl,rG nodl @cntcrtS
lSnrf on Snr Onrirn- 0nur Srnt Arr
lngilnitigcn @ittcrun0 Iu1ocn lid
sic @Qitc IN rcht itottlihcr 3obl cin,
llllo ollc S%bcilncbucr ihicncn iid)
foitli6 81 miilircn. YicOcr-&ortrGgc
mo &oltsipicIe lpeficltcn III onGc.
llebmer Neibeniolgc nit ci1lon0cr ob,
lrno Iclbit ais ooS llumcttcr ole 00itc
llntcr idilben0c G0dcr tricb, unlil
iirte lid Nlt ltn0 SUNG oli ooS 9llcr.
bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

mad, ocm YlaBe mo cine groBe g1t-
5obl olloerer @ditc iano iid) Elm.
Ilerlei llntcrGoltlrn9en lullrocn uerz
onltoltct, mo ont Selt'Gonlite iuorcit
tbGtig sic $50. W. @ulter, George
Simnelbcber, Or. Sobu j. Scmpc(
uno Gbrilt. Wcpcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
SdiifSfartck BON mno nadJ Sentid'
lamb.

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: 8a'
iiIte bis gum 1. Mai $40 II. $47.50;
uad) Ocm .Mai $50; 9remen-9al.
timore bis sitln /. aiigltit $3.50;
bonn I. atanit bis t.Wopember $57.'
so uno 500. 80. 8nnoreiie 81 biai.
acrcm Erciic. SIN. s. Sisacr & So.,
3immer Nr. 3, ia S.'eerington,
StraBe. (323--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
6c~loicnbnnscn nadJ Ientidlano nno
Ccltrcidl

81 "a Gents pro Warf uno 20R
Gents pro 6rone. Torto ertra.
@efiel mlseeltent auf ale Sbcile
ser @elt. Sbeo. 8. 9iener & So,
TIA g.. clearinghouse Ctr. 3immer Mr.
8. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

0aicbaIl. Iie 9nltimorer
g%Guouncn oos geitrige Spiel in
Rcporf nit 6 gcgen / Hun beS Dor
ti9cn Clubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
0lrtbmr -. 8obion,
Wr. t27, ca.galttmsre. etraAe.

Iaiiase . Notariais .|Vclbwtdiel.
gnrean. SdiiisfarteI fir ollie
9ampier-ainieu. Mciieltiiict @cdiet.
@elomediel nno @eloicnPYhocn,
(ApriI14,lS II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

StiitunQSfcit in Scr
.Illgcm. 0eut 6cn @rci.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28

The Western Coal and Iron company of Port
land, Ore, with its principal office in Vancouver,
WASH, has acquired four full sections of coal land,
$500 acres, situated in the Nicola valley, on Cold
Water river B. c., about 100 miles northeast of Van
couver, B. c. and about 50 miles south from the c.
p r. main line at Speuces bridge and SO miles north
from the boundary line. These $500 acres esti-
mated to contain 100000 900 tons of highgrade BIZ
luminous coal the quality of which has been pro-
nounced by the best coal experts to be superior to
any coal known west of the Mississippi river, and is
unexcelled for steam blacksmthng and domestic
USE and equal to the famous Crows Nest for smelt-
crs coke.
Good and Safe as Wheat in the Barn
We offer you all opportunity to make 500
on every 20 cents you put in, and we believe that
our proposition will be as great success as the
Crows Nest Mining company, of British Columbia,
started in 1906 the stock then sold at 10 cents per
share and today is worth $I25 1t pays an annual
dividend to the shareholder of $40 per share. In
six years from now may be worth the same
whv not? We calculate to have the mines ready to
shin coal in two years from and produce 5000
tons of raw coal per day. Figuring this as basis
of calculation the profit from output like this VIII
mean over one million dollars per year. net, IN dlv-
dends to the shareholders Our stock is non assessa-
bic and fully paid; par value OF shares sI'oo each:
We are now selling at cents per share IN snort
time the stock WILDE adva need to so cents and before
long we will sell for par, 81. 90 per share -.
Two railroads are to be built into the Nicola
coal fields at once. The Canadian Pacific and Great
Northern will both be there this year Two nun
drcd dollars will now buy 1000 shares, ana III less
than three years we expect to have our mines equip
ned and then your 1000 shares will bring you an IN
o, of 600 every year. 81 90 per share III div