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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

WASHINGTON, Prezydent
Roosevelt z malzonka urze-
'dowo ogfosili, ze parma Ali
eva Lee Roosevelt zareczy}a
sic 2 panem Nicholaeem
Longwoth, posiem do kon-
gresu 2 rierwszego obwodu
stanu Ohio Wv miescie Gin
cinnati). Stub odbedzie sic "
.polowie lutego, prawdopo-
" ,,Biaiym Domu."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

PORTLAND, Mich Wsku-
t. k wa1ki konkurencyjnej fir
nv Standard OIL Co. Potts
Co. = cena nafty doszIa do
nieslychsnie nizk:ej ceny. a
kupcy okolicznych Mast zjez-
dza)a sic tlumoie po zakupy.
|Gdy %kompanIa Potts pootwie-
rsla swe sklepy " Portland.
Standard Oil Co 1ownoczeS-
ME pozakladal swole; rozpo'
czela sic wslka konkurency]a
rezu!tatem kt6.ej cena
nifty spadla do 6 centow "a
gallon. Korzystajac z nisFich
cen farmerzy j kupcy W Gale
okol'cy t'umnie sc'agaja dc
miasta. by zaoPatrzet sic "
tax TAM tcwar, TAX re dziennie
rozkupu:a k'lka wagonow.
C ekawe iak dlugo potrwa
wojna i nspelniat redzie k'e-
scene okol'cznych handlarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
,,Pomoc dajcie nam Ro-
dacy, - gdyz okrutny:
los mas neka!''

Take echo brzmi z dale
kich tpolsif;ii'chh. niw, Swiezo
zroszonyeh~4rwia Braci ma
szych, ~mordowanych W ME
ludzki spap6p przez satrape
m~oskiewskiego, .:Widok sto-
sow. trup6w niewinnie NOR
|dowanych, widok wynedznia-
}ych robotnik6w, pedzonych
nahajkami, bagnetem i kula
pc ulicach Mast j publicz-
nych drogach, widok tysiecy
umierajacych sierot j bezrad.
nych widow, ~wystawionych
ma passive strasznej .6mierci
g}odowej i nedzy, jej s~iostrze-
niey, porzuconych ma pa
stwe dziczy' kozackiej, po-
ruszy} ma \ ca}ym :6wiecie
wszystk,e lito6ciwe serca j
'otworzyl hojne d}onie z jail
muzna.
Ma weso}ach, chrzcinach,
wieczorkach, balach, zaba-
wach, stypach pogrzebowych,
ma zgromadzeniach i PREY
tenn podobnych sposobno~
sciach dzisiaj Q niczem niema
mowy, jak tylko 0 sposo.
bach niesienia. pomocy 2
giodu umierajqcym, kt6rym
nadeszfa zlma leszcZe strasz.
niej poteguje ich nedze,
OF, vice j my tutaj ma Da-
lekim Zachodzie, ME st6jmy
" lyle bezczynni. Hoina Jest
reka naszej Polskiej Braci,
naszych Polskich Wiarus6w,
trzeba i'm tylko p~rzywiesct
potrzebe pred oczy. Zblizaia
sic jul to ciche, blogie ola
kkatdego katolika, ! tom bar.
Polaka, chwile swiat
IBosego Narodsenia, kiedy
" k6lku rodsin-
nam, v cieplej izbie, pr.y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

SAN B~ERNARDINO, Cal.
|Zbi6r pomara6czy bedzie "a
ma}y. Wskutek sill
nych wiatr6w owoc jeszcze
znajdujacy sic ma drzewach
zostaf znacznie uszkodzony,
wiele drew zosta}o po}ama-
nych. Najwieksza szkode po-
niosa handlarze wschodni,
kt6rzy zakupili owoc, gdy
|jeszcze znajdowal sic ma drze:
wach. Dach sypialni W ze67
skim zak}adzie Shermana
zostaf zupeinie. zbarzony,
|lecz dziewczeta: zdola}y ujsc.
.Zadna ME odnios}a uszko-
dzenia. Take dach mad well
kim rezerwcarem pa gore
Rubicon zostaf zniszczony.
Druty telegraficzne, t~elefoni-
CINE i elektryczne zosta}y po--
zrywane. Szkoda ma kolejach
lest wielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
LOS ANGELES, Cal.

Straszny huragan nawiedzil
.pustynie poludniowei Kalifor-
Mi. W niekt6rych okolicash
wicher byl tax gwaltow-
ny, il mic ME uszlo mu sic
drodze. WieSci IS Wszyst-
kich mast naokolo Los
donosza Q strasznei
lburzy, kt6ra trwala ca
dzief.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
POszukiwan,e.

Marcyanna Narloch, c6rka
po Jendrzeju Narloch q "a
mezna Wielgosz, pocheazaca
2 Karsina ma Kaszubacb, 'po-
szukuje swoicb krewnych,
wszystkiehaz ywickich, tych
kt5rzy naleza do jej familii,
niekt6rzy maja bye podobno
W Winonie.oProsi o predkle
zgloszenieelsia
Marc5anna Narloch
1195-3rd ave.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektoWan's
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci m%iejscowi:
BAY CITY Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D F. .Ziarnowski ,
CFIC ,GO. Ill. Max .Derengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor 'iarasinski -
FAR WEI, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck'
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRENVILLE, S. Dak., Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK. Wis, M Kosmick
IvANHOE. MINI, A M Matz
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Fl. Cieminski
Mellen. Wis, Teofil Der lowski - .-
NANT1CoKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski =
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski :
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek :
BEAVER Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA. Eebr. MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowski, :
TARNOw, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
Walka bedZie gOrzka.

Cf ktoryy Gig uparli xAInvkasIiel,f
uszu przeciw. nieustannym rek..-
mendacyom Or. King New Dlsco.
very Ne sucho,y, beds mied dioy4
j gorIka .walke !. chorob9L e4eil.
sic ~czeAsn'.iejj ME. sko6czy fatalnyml
zakonczenien. .Cxytajcie C r.
SBesl : ReaI Miss poviada,O atatll
niejj jjesieni .miafa 1ona mola wssysts
k,esoznaA euchot Z.c1els ukyu<61
Rings New Discovery edy|ini|
wsly-tko inne xawiodlo. PoIeprxs-|
ME .nasi4pfks natycbmiast, ascxteTy|
lbp'telllkd' 1iaappAessnie j vyleczylo.G~1
rantousne prxex Kouale4(
ekiego aptekarxa Cans $50
ButelK q spr6bq darrno 1900
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
= SANTA ANNA.

Edonos1l:- Arden pos'a-
dtosezspiekna villa naletaca
q Hrleny Modrzejewsk,el
nabyl leopold Moss Ch'ca-:
90 Posiad,ost Ia obelmule
% oco-akr6w Modrzejewskal
lednsk zsprzec1a temu po
w,ada 1e Moss 1ylko zr,.bd
: oferte. ale ona oferty ME
lprzyisla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

w,,,iigii1liijjnym, suto zastaWiion,yymr
stole, samiemy sic oplatkieem,
zyczac sobbiie;snl,iaaIWzaiem wszel'
kiej pomy6lnoSci.
"A jakaz rado56 dziatwy na
widok jodelki, podark6w,
lakoci!
@! ME taxa wigilie, ME ia:
lkie 6wieta czekaja naszych
[Braci pod knutem p6lnoc-
nego tyrana j jego dzikiej
hordy kozackiej! - Me be-
die tam ciep}ej izby, nj
strawy, ME bedzie prezen-
tow, ba nawet kaWalka SUI
chego chleba; - ME us}yszy
tam rzewnej koledy ,,Chwa{a
Bogu ma wysokosciach - a
p 0 k 8 ludziom dobrej wo-
Ill! = Tam i'm zaspiewa ,,krWa-
IVA kolede" dzicz Eozacka.
Wielebne Duchowienstwo
Ii Bracia Rodacy! czy wo.
bee tych obraz6w pozosta-
niemy bezczynni! Q ME! =
to nasz swiety obowiazek,
obowiazek prawa naturalne-
Igo, %obowiazek chrzescija1ski,
braterski i sobo.
wiazek narodowy zfozenia
chocby ma}ej ofiary ma ofta-
rzu nieszczesliwej naszej o.
czyzny.
Jesli ma widok trzesacego
sic z zimna i gfodu. zwierze-
cia wzrusza sic SERGE nasze,
"a jakzez bez ~por6wnania po-
winni6my ME tylko zaplakac,
ale pedem biedz z pomoca ma
w;dok z. g{odu umierajacej
braci naszej, skt6ra niewinnie
Ia strasznie cierpi
wanna ola og6lnej sprawy
narodowej; - wszak to tam
ME swieto Bozego Narodze-
nia, ale straszne Swiet O
M / O d i n k 8 W! Rwie
w}osy j place polska Rachel,
szukajac syny swoje, ale ich
ME masz! = Ha1ba vice
ttemu, kto }akomie cola reke
= %jalmuzna. H..
Zbliza sic juz do.nas cicha
swieta Noe, idzie do mas juz
ia Mala Dziecina, drzaca cd
zimna, ma sianku zlozona.
|Oczekujemy naszego, zbawie-
mia, Malehkiej Dzieciny, Je-
zusa! Spiesza juz pastuszko-
vie, spiesza kr61owie, - a
wszyscy 2 darami. Pokwap-
my sic tez i my "a mimi do
szopki. A coz najdrozszego
iz}ozymy ma ,,Gwiazdke" Je-
zusowi, = kt6ry mas " to
sfowa zapewnif ,Cokolwiek
uczynicie jednemu 2 tych
maluczkich, (biednemu) to-
6cie :Mnie uczynili. - Achl
co "a .zaszczyt u 8 z u s "
Id o brze uczyn i6!n Czyz
ME pociagajaca dla mas "a
Icheta??
Ola tel Ma}ej Dzieciny vice
pospieszmy pomoca malucz-
kin" a najlepsza nawija sic
nam sposobnosc p~odarowania.
Gwiazdki" Male6kiemu,
tego dotad ME uczy-
niono) gdyew dniu Jeso Ma
rodzenia, zacheceni przez ma
szych duszpasterzy, zfozymy
|ia}muzne wedle moznosci, ma
Irece Wielebnych ksiezy Pro-
boszcz6w, kt6rzy owe sk1ad-
Xxi ode6la dokadkolwiek kt6-
remu bedzie dogodniej.
z pewnosci9 Szan. Relax
eva ,,Wiarusa'' bedzie }aska.
wa zajat sic odbieraniem
|sk}adek, abv mogla r6wno-
czeSnie pokwitowac ofiaro-
40 ,pnk ma }amach SWegO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

80 = - 49, 4-
NEW YORK, Parowiec
Patricia, kt6ry przybyl 2
Hamburger, ~przywi6zl pre-
[sylke $4,000 ptaszk6w 6pie-
wajacych,. q miedzY mimi
49, kanark6w. Podr6znym
po drodze 6wiergot ptaszk6w
|duzo spraWial p~rzyjemno6ci.
Poczatkowo one. milcza}y, j
mia}y zwieszone, ale
gdy wybuch}a burza, zmlenie
10 sic nagle ich postepowanie
j odtad 6piewa}y cd rama do
wieczora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
WASHINGTON. Is

WASHINGTON 10 gru'
dnia. = Kongresman Parker
z New jersey wystaPll wnio'
skiem. azeby f rmy, kt6tym
zarzady kolejowe przyzna'9
|rabat. placily 90 .kasy zwiaz-
kowej diva rszy tax w'elka
sumo. jaka wynosi tenze "a
bat Posel Gardner z Massa-
chuse,ts stawiI wniosek. axe
by cd kazdego sw'ezo pray
bywajacego m'granta -pob.e.
rae po $40 pog'6wnego.
Frank H.Iyree. przybocz
ny detektyw -prezyderta eau
waiacy mad bezpi-ezehstwem
lego osoby. otrzymal urzad
zwi3zkowego marszafka " Po
l%udaiowym dystrykcie West
Virginia. w uzuaniu lego u
slug ofiarnwa| mu Roosevelt
p'ekny sygaet
Senat zatwierdzil nominal
- E-.E g. E--
eye Freeda Busse ma Poc1mi.-
stfza y Chicago. IA miejsce
'pana Coyne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

0AySA
wedle moznosci, ma
|rece Wielebnych ksiezy Pro-
boszcz6w, kt6rzy owe sk}ad-
ki odeSla dokadkolwiek kt6-
remu bedzie dogodniej.
z pewnosci9 Szan. Redak-
eva ,Wiarusa" bedazie iaska.
wa zajac sic odbieraniem
sk}adek, abv mogla r6wno-
czeSnie pokwitowac ofiaro-
dawc6w ma }amach swego
pisma.
TuszymY sobie. ze echo tel
odezwy, a raczej prosby "
imieniu ,,G}odnych" ME Q,
|biegnie pc Minnesota ! Da-
kocie bez skutku.
Rados6 j zadowolenie su-
mienia pc dokonanym uczyn-
ku milosiernym, 9 rzewna,
czysta, prawdxiwa ] szczera
(noodlitwa nakarmionej wdo-
w i sieroty MECH nam, be-
(As;A naidr03szA xap}ata-
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
DATE CHANGED

Col. Creel, acting adjutant
general, has issued an order to
the state militia changing the
date of the encampment from
July 6 to IL to July 2 to 13.
The companies will arrive on
the morning of the 7th and will
march to the camp grounds
and routine will begin immed-
iately-Devils Lake Inter
Ocean.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
SUMMER SCHOOL NOTICE.

SUMMER SCHOOL NOTICE.
1t will greatly aid in provid-
ing accommodations for teach
ers if persons who can furnish
room or board would make it
known at once. Please state
prices.
All teachers who desire to
occupy rooms at Science school
dormitory should notify Pres.
e. G. Burch at once. Teachers
must furnish pillows, sheets.
comforters, and towels. Rooms
are free.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

FOURTH OF JULY RATES.
The c. NJ. & st p. Ry. will
sell tickets to all stations re-
gardless of distance on July 1-2
8 and 4 at one fare and third
for the round trip, tickets good
for return up to and including
July 5.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
F. HI, FARMER.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Farmers amt Stock,nen requiring
the services of a Ieiiable Veieriuar-
ian will do we'll to employ me.
Spayins aud Caslratiug Of Ridg-
ling horses. 40 difficult for many
operators, do with ease
Calls to any part of the country
will receive prompt attention.
Charges Reasonable.
Wahpefon, North Dakota,
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

ton and these viii be given to
the arst fifty people who speak
for them. Farmers wives and
farmers hoys are entitled to
tickets az we'll as the farmere
themselves.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

A farmer near Sanborn is
having great success with a go
acre plat of winter rye. He
planted it last fall; pastured it
during the winter and now
expects to reap an excellent
harvest this fall.
According to the Troy, Kan,
Chief a Troy man has discover
ed a cure for insomnia. If he
finds on going to bed that he
is troubled with insomnia and
cannot sleep, he gets up and
takes a drink and goes back to
bed. If he cant go to sleep
then he gets up and takes an
other drink. After he takes
seven or eight drinks he don't
care whether he goes to sleep
or not.
Tuesday was school election
and nearly every family in the
township was represented in
town, in most cases the whole
family was in town to vote for
director. and on the proposition
of high school and consolida-
ton of schools. II, O. Hub
bard was elected director for
a term of three years, the high
school proposition was carri-
ed almost unanimously, but
the consolidation of schools
was a tie which means the
schools will not be consolidated.
Altho the consolidation of
schools was defeated it does
not prevent the children from
the country attending the
town schools.-Fairmount
News.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

The Oakes Republican has
changed. its publication day
from Friday to Thursday to
to accommodate the r. F. D.
service.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
POPE TO PRINT NEWSPAPER.


The pope is to become the
publisher Of a newspaper. The
publication will take the form
of weekly gazette and will be
issued in Septmber. It will be
printed by the Vatican press
aud is to be the sole official
organ of the holy see. The OBJ
ject il to prevent the spreading
of inaccurate reports and to
avoid the now common occur
renee whereby private and
imprudent expressions Of
opinion by various clerical or
semiclerical journals compro-
mise the holy see.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
OARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sylves-
ter desire IN this way to give
our sincere thanks to all our
friends for the kindness shown
US in the bereavement by the
death of our beloved baby,
Earl Martin.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

YOUNG MEAT.
Meat cut from animals recently killed
and animals that were all of 'ftender"
age can be purchased here at the prices
ordinarily charged elsewhere for ordinary
stock meat.
OUR BEEF
has the fine flavor that corn alone gives
the tenderness. juiciness and toothsome-
ness only found in the flesh of properly
fed animals.
Frank Benda's Meat Market,
WAHPEToN N. OAK,
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29

The White Rock Journal has
just passed it's Sixth birthday
and a bright husky six-yeaf
old it is too.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
Additional Locals.

Additional Locals.
F. w. Vail of Milucr was in
the city Tuesday.
J. b. Forbes and family will
start Friday for a few days
visit with friends at Marshall
Mimi.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson will
have a special sale of fancy
work at her millinery parlors
July Z and8
Tom Larkius, editor of the
Christine Eagle made the
Times Office short but pleas
ant call ou Monday.
Wanted-man' and wife want
a job running a cook car for
threshing crew. F. 8. FOSTER,
1873 215, 2nd ct. S.
Mrs. d. F. Carey, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. 8.
D. Knots for a couple of weeks.
left for her home at Salem, S.
D. this morning.
The dance which was to have
been at Adolph Hafner, Jnue
% has been postponed 20 the
evening of July 4th. A good
time is promised.
The Mcintosh Republican
announces that Prof. e. ].
Engel of Walcott has been en-
gagged as principal of the Ash
ley public school.
Mrs. A. G. Peterson and
children went to Renville,
Mimi, on Wednesday for a
couple of weeks visit with Mrs.
Peterson's mother.
HI. NJ. Christensen has a full
section of hay lay one and a
half miles from Breckenridge
which he wishes to lease. Will
lease in lots of ten acres or
more.
The Dakota Stone and Paw.
ing Co. have just completed a
concrete sewer system for the
new hospital at Breckenridge.
1t is said to be a fine job and
one we'll worth inspecting.
A new cement crossing has
been put in on 4th street and
Wisconsin Ave. at the court
house corner. Others are to
follow, replacing the old worn
out wooden ones. which will
add greatly to the comfort of.
pedestrians gettingabout town
A special patriotic service
will be held at the Congrega-
ton Church next Sunday even
ing. 1t is the anniversary of
the battle of Gettysburg and
Comrade Mckay who was
present and who has made a
special study of the battle will
give an an address appropriate
TO the occasion. All are cordi-
ally invited.
Grant Flagel, Oakland Flagel
and Reanhart Meyer were
brought up from Hankinson
Monday charged with assault
with attempt to kill Mike
Dwyer. All the parties have
been at work on the 500 and on
Sunday Dwyer and the others
had g. me words which finally
resulted in Dwyer getting q
slash across the neck with a
razor. Monday evening the
two Flagels were held to the
district court while Meyer was
released.
Ole g, Gunderson who wae
sent faom this county to the
Asylum, for the insane at Jam es
town in 1885, died June 10. Al
the time of his examination
aud commitment held 9
claim aud had some personal
property aud James Purdou
was appointed by court as, his
guardian. Az up to the prea
cut no relatives or heirs have
heen found, it is likely that his
estate will revert to the state
The personal property at the
present time amounts to abou,
tour hundred dollars.
"Othello, the Moor of Venice"
Shakespeare most fascinating g
tragedy is the one chosen by
William Owen for his annual
; engagement in Opera House
"a SNyo h~ot0n Tho nlov MI n
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
NUBBINS.

This state has 124 rural free
delivery routes-ranking third
in the north western states.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-06-29
THE BLlCKENSDERFER
TYPEWRITER.

The universal favorite with
all classes of operators who de-
sire a simple and speedy ma
chine.
Fighty-four letters and char
acters; visible writing; change
able type; manifolding 8 to 10
copies; perfect alignment and
portable.
On 10 days approval to any
responsible party in the North
west. Write for illustrated cat
alogue and monthly payment
proposition.
Address
The BlickenSderfer
Manufacturing Co.
Minnesota, North Dakota, S
Dakota and Wisconsin.
COS Sykes Blk, Minneapolis. Mimi
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04
Afognak Correspondence

Afognak, Alaska, April l5-The A. P. Assn steamer Alitak arrived here early this morning from San Francisco. After picking up men who will be employed in Chignik bay cannery during the summer, she proceeded to her destination Chignik bay.
 As soon as the steamer Alitak left her anchorage there loomed up another boat. which proved to be the steamer Unimak of the same company. She also hailed from San Francisco, and called in here to take aboard those men who are usually employed during the fishing season. She had on board Mir. B. Bankowsky, superintendent of the karluk cannery and d num- Der of cannery employees. She left shortly after for Karluk, where preparations for the coming fishing season will be commenced.
 The new Russian church, which has been in the course of erection for the past four or five years, has at last been finished, and services held in it.
 We have a new priest here, Rev. Alexander Petelin, a native-toler- ably sociable sort of gentleman. Miss H. II. Greece, the govern ment school teacher, is continuing her good work, beneficial results oi which are felt ih our community
 A. F.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
CalaIIa. Alm.ka. March $. 1ani

catalla. Alaska, March 6, lgOi. To James Casey and F.. Falion or his unknown heirs ar representatives fl any.
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned, W. II. Cam pbell, has exprnt- cd during the year ig0i. one hundred tSiDt) dol. lars in labor and improvements upun each of the following oil claims situated in the Kayak Recording District, District of Alaska, tp vii {: Casey oil claim No. the location certificate oi which Is recorded in Book nf Mining Lorn- uons and Icclaratory Statements at page 1,ii: Casey oi4 elaifl No. the location certificate of which is recorded in Book nf Mining Incu- tiuns and Dtclafatory Statements at page .6i: and Casey oil claim No. tine location rcrtifi cate oi which k recorded in Bnok l O. Mining Locations and bccldfatury Statcncr . at page 2l, all of which records are in the office ni The District Recorder pi Kayak Recording District District ol Alas.a. Said expenditures were made in order to hold each oi said claims un- der the prOv ions of section 2sli Oi tc Revised statutes .i the United States, and the amend. ments thereto, concerning annual work on mining Caims, being inc amount required tD hold each oi said claims for the year ending December 3l. l91i. And ii ui the cxI,irntin,i 5f ninety days from the publication uf this notice yon fail or refuse to contribute you~ pr.puT- ton 'i such expenditure as d co-owner, your inieret in SIid mining rlaiin> ani iii each uf them will become the property Oi the under signed, W. II. Campbell, you co-owuer who nus made Inc required exp nditurr by the terms of said section.
 W. II. CAMPBELL. fifst publication March It.
 Last publication Jun l5.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

At a meeting of the directors of the Wild Goose Mining and Trad ing Co. held in San Francisco last November, q resolution was passed declaring a dividend of 30 per cent on the capital stock of $1,OO0,OOO. This places s3O0,O0O in the hands of the stockholders. The dividend is the largest ever paid on any Alaska investment.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04
Photographic News

Fairbanks. April BOA nugget weighing nine and three-quarter ounces and valued at $156, was found on No. 9 bench claim, above, Cleary creek, by Frank Moves.
 Seattle, April 3O-The Alaska boundary survey party, in charge of J. A. Flemer, arrived yesterday and will sail north Wednesday. They go to Chilkat river and will work east from there until they meet the other party at the intersection of White Pass and Chilkat.
 Seattle, April 30-The Burnside star;s for Alaska tomorrow, to sur vey the line of the cable extension from Valdez to Seward.
 Fairbanks, May Telegraph advices from St. Michael state the ice broke April 2S at point near Whale island and has gone out half a mile. The wind is off shore and tine chances are the ice is gone for the summer Very little water Is running at Fort Gibbons and the ice has not yet started. Panama river is open in many places. lee will go out ten days earlier than ever known before.
 Paris, May Paris is all ahame over the story in circulation that Anna Gould and Count Castellane are using millions to assist French revoiutionists in an attempt to re- store the monarchy in France. A hoard of rifles found yesterday lends color to the charge. The French press says the conspiracy is doomed to failure.
 Warsaw, May 2-More trouble i, expected, as the labor organizations have given out orders for general strike. Many women and children were killed in yesterdays riot. St. Petersburg. May 2-An in perial decree has been made re-
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

There appears to have been a misunderstanding by the residents of the reservation as to the inten- tion of the council in establishing s tuition fee for children out of town. This step was not taken, as many supposed. in order to force the reservation children out of the school, but to assist them in secur- ing government assistance toward the support of the school. The reservation people are entitled to government help in the school matter and if they can put it to the department that heavy tuition fee is to be charged them in Val deg, 1t might assist in securing government aid. Valdez is per fectly willing that children from out of town shall attend, but as q matter of justice and in order to maintain the standard of the school the people must contribute toward its support themselves or get the government assistance to which they are entitled. If the reserva- ,tion can secure an appropriation sufficient to help pay one teacher 1t will enable the town to maintain first-class school and allow all outside children to attend.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-04

The condition of the town fire wells at the present time is source of much worry to our citizens. At this time of the year there is very little water secping through the ground, and as a consequence the wells are nearly dry and are of absolutely no value for fire protec- tion. An attempt has been made each year to deepen them but the work was always done too late, when the water had started to raise, and the iob could not be properly Y done. Now is the time to do the work and it should be attended to- for under present conditions We are helpless in case of fire.