davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31
The Wilfnl Kangaroo.

The little Kangaroo Qf this story is quite true) Could not be made to bathe him h the
 river.
 He said he never yet Saw water quite 80 wet The mere suggestion made him shake and shiver.
 His mother said, Absurd! You're a ninny, on my word What well-bred jungle creature would
 act sof
 The little Elephants Are glad to have the chance Their bath is just a frolic, as you know. "The little Barbary Ape Does not try to escape When threatened with cold water and
 the soap;
 The Hippo-potamusses Don't maze such awful fusses, Nor the Jaguar, nor the little Antelope. "The mild, obedient Yak Would never answer back, Nor does the ino-cino-roarer-horse; And the baby Crocodile Why, the water makes him smile; And he takes his daily plunges as of
 course" -St. Nicholas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Land in Cuba.

Cuba is rapidly coming to the front.
It has no equal as regards climate
and productiveness of soil. There
is nothing like it in all the wide world.
This seems a pretty broad statement
but we verify believe it to be fact.
The temperature ranges between 60
and IS degrees, the lowest being IS,
the highest 81. Even this is moderated
by a gentle, pleasant breeze from the
ocean,. Planting and harvesting goes
on all the time. A ten acre lot will
produce from $4,000 to $4,000 annually
il planted to fruit. And some tobacco
land will yield even a great deal larger
income. At present lands ian be had
very cheap - 10 acre lots selling all
the way from s. to $50 per acre -
some higher. We have some most
beautiful lands at $40 and some, a lit
tie more favorably located, at $35. For
the choicest location and land all ready
for planting, $50. A few dollars down
and small monthly payments will pur-
chase one of these tracts. Believe us,
there is nothing like it. The price of
some of these lands will soon be very
materially advanced, so now is the
time to buy. The Round-Trip fare
from st. Paul to Havana, good
for 81 days, is only $65, the distance
being covered in about 4 days. It
is a delightful trip and we'll worth the
money spent. Those who can not go
there themselves, can have the land
cultivated at small expense and derive.
a nice annual income on their invest
ment.
Write or see us for further particu-
lars.
johnson & CO.,
46 Union Block, st. Paul, MINI.
(Union Block is on the corner of Cedar
and 18th st. with entrance from Cedar.(
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Kid6 Qoot cano.,...
On lille @o6tfiebs 2iIte:

Tn lille @o0ttlebs 2tlte:
8iseonfm:
40 Mcre 6arm / Bolf &c., sis.
u6mGrfet 2an6, fun 3 Mil fra
|2an6sbp. 5tooenbe 9emmer, Der bill
ifiGre $50 CORDS 8renbe. Sue:
Stab Malfebus. alln $500.
40 Mcre 6arm me6 qo6e Bpenin=
ger iamt f1,lo 8eintning al &isr, Sc
ite oip. 2ige1aa 6armreofaber oe
observation-disclosures = enbber
cling iom set ltaar. Sun $500.
Maa inlges itrafs. On iieloen An=
le6ning: Mlt 6prfet.
80 Mcre Garm meo eooc 8penin-
ger, u6mertet 2an6, for 1890. On
an6en for $1,000. Scum rs Mi1 fra
ct. Boul. $500 &ontant.
80 Acres> ~ Mi1 fra goo 2or,6s-
bp> 80 Mcres opbreffet, mt &rs (ifte
ganife fer6igf $1,000. Sun 5000
&o1,tant.
800 Mcres> fun 2 MiI fra eSern=
bane. On og en- bolp Million SOB at
go6t 5abtemmer, altlammen &aro<
tpoo6, foru6en en- Mas1e 5pruce, &C.
oar Boles og Yo1ts. 500. B1a6s for
en Sabmelle. Mere Tsmmer tan
faces lige be6. 8ris $3.50.
100 Mcres, min6re en6 A Mil fra
Standardization. l16merfet rig Sor6,
flint Maple Gbmmer, mere emo not til
at betale for 2an6t, fun $18 per
Mcre. De iful6e ie 6ette.
Dette er fnn ct Bor Yrsber at
bpa6 ri Bat. SAB os pioe iu1t bbao
Sc eniter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

tiite 6orretnings 5fole er MI en- bel
fien6t Mobofat og 6orretningsmano
/ Ell peitlig Stat> og Sneie al ANDRE
forrige @leber CT enten / Gorretnine
for fig ielp eller ogiaa befla6er on
iparsfulbe 5tillinger bos le6enoe Sir
maer / Spillin9bper11e % @or6pe1ten.
S openitaaen6e 8illeoe finbes @or=
trGtter al gleber fra ID til 40 Mar
garnle, ollie tnrigt %foriseen6e at no
6anne fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

IOpenitoaenoe 8illeoe niier @efs-
ten % 6re1ngangen of en- pelfier6t
ct. 8aul Op6rogeliesanitolt, @os>
m1,siens 8raftiife Sorretnings 5foIe,
beliggen6e / Globe @pgning. Beb
fremaofri6en6e Metbooer og fulo<
enbt Arbeioe iamt fo%nleroatip 6or-
retningsleoelie bar 6ennc 5fole / So.
bet of fire Mar bofset fra en- @leb til
oct itore Mntal> ser MI beieger 6en.
Den fsr1te '@lep / @smsiens Brof-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Sfl1loe nogen al ~5i6enbe"s 2e=
ferc bore interesiereoe / en- praftiff
ll%bbannelie, ioa bill hi anbefale Dem
at un6erlege Sc Soroele, scr tiIbpoes
Dem al Mosmusiens Brafti1fe 6orret>
nings 5fole. Dette Snitih1t ct oa>
bent baaoc Sag % Mften 10 Maane=
Der / Maret, %, ga ser er ct til1tr9f=
teligt Mntal 2Grere til at eipe bber
@leo in6ipiouel l1nberpisning og per-
Ionlig OpmGrflombe6, iaa Tan Gle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

9pbsfalb. Mf11iiflerer, ftp. Trom=
peter be6 ste ENCOURAGEMENT, @brt=
ition Selling, ct ben 136e Marts of<
gaoet beb 0soen / &an6ers, Dan=
mart. &r. ceiling Dor en- belfien6t
acknowledged i ct. Saul, 50 ban / ct
Ei6srum at fire Mar bar oniat Tom
M1,iifer peb oct berperen6e @ron6
Opera &ouie, bbor bans Ssn, 6. 80.
Ceiling, er Ma1iifoirefter. 9a gamle
Ceiling fslte, at &l6eren begpnote at
giere fig eialoen6e, og ban life fun6e
gibre fig fortrolig mes &anfen at
futile, lepe fine fi6ite Gage / oct trent
meoe 2ano, beflutteoe ban iammen
me6 fin &u1tru at ben6e tilbage til
gomle Donmorf. Smiolerti6 tom be
be9ee noele fao Mar efter otter til
ct. Saul for at oflegge ct 8eibg
Dos beres &iGre; Sennen bab6e noe
ret set &aab, at ban mauite fun6e
formaa fine 6oreI6re til at tilbringe
6eres 2ips Mften bos bam, BOG fun
De gamle Selling lite laa Jig tilro
beropre, og ga ban peb fin EtIbage<
fomft til lin 9iemitabn bleb 116nebnt
til &etsbi6ne beb @onbers 8Dting,
felte ban at babe giort set rette @olg
Ser fan6t ban en- @irfiombe6, iom
pasieoe for BAN, BOG iag6e ban ofte:
~@amle Solf burbe ol6rig forla6e
6eres &iemitabn, man er for gammel
til at blipe plantet ON, og fommer
man tilboee til Den biemIige Mrne,
bar man bog iet iaa meeet fort og
imuft 6erube / @er6en, iaa at @in-
set life rigtig bill fomme til So
igien." Otter nogIe Maomeoers tiIta-
genoe Sbagbe6 JOB gamle Selling
bli6eligt in6, omtrent II Mar gam.
mel. 8egrabelien fan6t @te6 Ben
17oe Marts me6 megen &gitioeligbeo,
og nn6er flor Deltagelie al ben Mf<.
bsbes mango 8enner. @aitor @bar-
ling, S%ognepra5t til ct. Mortens
Strife, boI6t en- griberoe Sale, og eff
ter ben iibite Solme, le6faget at Ste
gimentsmuiifena bar afiunget, taffe-
Sc &igbman6 Sais at Sfan6erborg
M en- m%angeaarig Ben af Samilien#
~ paa ben igrgenbe @nfes og frobe<
renoe 5bns @egne for Sen u6biite
Deltagelie % 6e mange Mresbebis-
ni11ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Der be9pn6e naari ombelit iamt beige
ocres cgne 5tl1oier. Nogle foo
Maaneoers Mrbei6e Der oil lette en
ergierrig ung Berion al a%lmin6elig
0pgtigbe6 iitono til at f1,nne fploe.
CODE @1aoicr n1eo eo6e 5alerer t
5orretninesber6enen. Jblg @enrp.
CLANS @oo6: rll6oon big til Gorret=
ming og on bill babe &el6 me6 sig.
baa6e MI % ienere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

st 8dlebe. 0poagelien al ct.
Nntbonp 6aloet pe6 Sober &er1nepin,
1nolet af Douglas 8olf, prp6er It'll
@%nbernsrenS Ro6togellespereIie.
Set foite6e $4,000. Ser bill bIipa
malet fire mere til en- 8ris af
$4,000, eller $4,000 for bpert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

9soSfalo. Sobanno &usbD, 1881
ellis st., % Nor, SEN 81 Marts,
Sobanna 2ar1on, 677 @elIs ST., SO
Mar> lite MpriI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

For de bedste Fotografier ber De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
-. 7th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

We'd KjSb eller Reparation af Uhre
besSg den %velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 e. 7th ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

NJ. MOE, 40 East Fourth Street,
udfSrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbeide
godt og til lave Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Mrs. Sarab 9ale osoe Of Bneu.
1alonia / fit Stem, 272 Brescott st.,
iiolte Ronoag ~gitermio6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gu sauan1el 81. SAUL @amb, micb.
oro &a35aro, 286 Sglebart st. 6e6e
SnsoagS. $a55aro, iom oproae6e
en- Mloer at 81 @a, Tom fer til i
1853.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
s Brbbcr al Melf nb at 20 fanbtes
orriee l1ge at bore 6aarltge.

9rif. Greo 8elt al @po 81. @aul
ct16te fit 2ib / 9irsoagS beo at ifiere
!@o.ien ober paa fig me0 cit 8arber~
tnip. @an bap6e li6t / nogen Tio
al Dranterealifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

sS>s ~ C~>~\ wv "~SStS NV
al Dranferealitab.
$aa Ealuneisnoag er ser &onfir=
nation / @olgatbn &irfen og / 6enne
Inleoning begDn6er Morgenguostie>
meter, &loffen 10 ilte6etfor 1890.
Gm Aftenen bliber ser Mltergong og
Sptaeelie at rpe Me6lemmer.
st Sansfor. er UNDER 0p1eiling /
@olgatba &trfen og Secret oil ipnge
fsrite Gang ne6 @u6stieneiterne Bal=
meisnoag og ienere be6 alle @u6stie>
mel terne. &oret bill blipe %in1trueret
at &irfens mangeaarige Organilt
Miis Soa Beterien.,
Tn lite noget. SsSacob 81. M11ber=
ion fit ingen @rb efter fit @uitru,
Ssrgine Mn6erion, iom oeoe / Sc
bruor 1904. Mrs. M116erion efterlo6
fig en- 6ormue at $4,000, iom bun
bob6e %teitamenteret til fine ipb 8brn.
@enoes Mar16, me6 bbem FUN lite
baboe lebet for nogen Sis, anlag6e
Gag for at faa ~iin~ 9el, $500.
Dommer 8a5ille afgior6e Sagm
imob bam. San appellere6e, men
9ommer @ellp fun6e life lie Gagen /
an6et 2ps emo Domrner 8a3ille> og
bar 6erfor netop itaofaltet Sen fsrite
@ien6elie.
&iis Amma 9anie1, pngite Datter
at Mr. og Mrs. @eren &anien, 1872
S nfs Street, ofgif 1i6ite Man6ag be6
Dsoen at @ierte9igt / en- Ml6er al
Is Mar. Dp6en font aI6eles rpentet
og til flor @org for ben6es Sorel6re
~
og alle Ser fien6te Ben 1t11ge elifper-
oige @ige. @iis &anfe1 nar in6til
en- nge f6r fin 500 beifieftiget / Col
ben &nle. 8egrabelien fan6t @teo I
@aar fra @olgatbafirfen, ser for Mn-
leoningen bar 6raperet at @pin6efor-
eningen, Ser ltgele6es fremlenote
8lomiter. Da ben r11ge 8ige bar el-
ifet at ale ser bor fomme11 / 8ere<
ring meb ben6e, bar T%ililutninger
meget flor. Haftor Spcbien, at bbem
Sen 11nge Dame for 2 Mar ii6en bleb
forretteoe Sgrgegu6stie-
me- item og talte ON, bporleoes SUD
freezer BET 8eoite, hi bar til Offer
og notalte fin Sorg ober, at igien ct
at be 2e6, Ser binder bam til Ing
oommert, bar briitet for at feies | Ell
.uoplgielig &ie6e. 8egrabelie len fan6t
5teo paa Oaflano &irfegaaro. st.
Soul Gioenoe" gniter at r16tale fin
Spmpatbf meo De igrgenoe 6orelore
Sl9gtninge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Minneiota:

Mtnueipta:
rs Mcres. Boa 8reboe1 al Mi1Ie
2acs 2afe = 6en imuffe1te 90 /
Mmertfn. n6merfet flint 2an6 ne6
ST 800 ber6 al Egmmer. &o11 6eles
op / Softer og ielges til itore @rifer>
90 set ligger lige / en- 2an6sbp. Bri-
fen bill maaife ipnes bgi, men @aIg ct
iuit giort 6er til $75 % set tilitgoe11-
6e 2an6 bol6es / 500. Ct iaa $45
6Drt?
100 Mcres, ner 2afebille, Dafoto
60. $1,000. &olpoelen &ontont.
.@o6e Sorbeoringer. Dprt?
$50 Mcres, @rigbf 60, nv set be6=
fte / @rigbt 60. - &u11 en- Simes
&ibriel fra ct. Saul. CODE 6or-
be6ringer. Moa ialges burtigt. Sum
$50 per glcre. @frip efter bore Glitter
of @o6tfigbsIon6 / boa6e
Minneiota,
&iseonfn,
9afota, Mor6 % Spo,
Mlaban1a,
California,
r>- .t att 4Hl .- GEHkt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Tlubbeieu. 2i9et al glon Golf al
Minneapolis bleb fun6et / 6lo6en beo
ct. Saul Boom Gorsoag itolte l1ge.
Set baboe sienipnlig ligget / 8an=
oct iioen ben Site 9ecbr., bbilfe11
Dag Eolf Iorlob fit 8oar6ingbus og
bar life neret feet fi6en. Sun bar
NOT life earife rigtig i @obeoet, tbi
ban giorbe en- pol6iom 6oritprrelie
famine Sag % e16te me6 at lpringe
no giennem ct onben @tages 8in6ue.
SUIT tent bbilfen Gorltprrelie ban
mao babe foraarfoget mellem Gngle<
ne beb at fomme iaa bopeoit11ps in6 /
&immelen!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

2iben 8etalins> &er1rp 0lion blep
ienot til Mrbeiosbuiet for 80 Sage.
san bopoe allereoe taget iin8etaling,
So iant nogle Gigarer> fra 5reo
Senticbs Saloon iioite 2er6ag Scat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
SkandinaViSke
M@nd og
kVinder 0inSkeS

til at selge og optage Ordrer for Nedvendig-
hedsartikler der a sGlges mango Gange til
samnne Farnilie. Eneretten til Omraadet, god
og stadig Beskjaeftelse hele Aaret
F~ortjenesten over o procent.
For frie PrSver og videre Oplysning tilskriv
w. M. GRIFFIN. President;
Dept. 8 Fort Wayne. Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

8aftebe @unoen otter benbe. Carl
9. @ge og Some meotes / Senoags.
0e fer life bberanore bber Dag og
niloe bel belit babe unogaaet at meoe
binan6en ga ogioa, men 5fiebnen
bil6e Set anoerle6es. Sci tom til
9%fanobuggert og laa til 5lagsmool,
Der enote me6 at ban faite6e en- &un6
paa fin Some. Harret bar en- Sfils=
H1isieiag for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Dberfalb. Mrs. Sobonna @oofe,
392 6. 9. Ctr, bar poo 8eien biem
fra en- @enin6es @rs. pao Canada
ct. SEQ 9. og Slipe ct. flyer BUN,
me6te bum en- 6remme6, ser Bps beft-
Sc at boloe @enoerne op. @no1fisnt
Ian bolot en- @epolper op til ben6e,
ioa aole6 bum 6og Ell, men Isb %
itreg. San forfulgte ben6e ct @tpffe
8et, men iao gab ban OPP Sogten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

&aitebe fig fra 8roen. On ufieuot
@ono faitebe fig fra @aboibo ct.
8roen iio1te 6reoag / @aoiDt al en-
@fasie @enneifer. SON fal6t paa.Ee,
leeroftraa6ene, ser ifor bom itpat,
berpaa ! @anoet. Stremmer bar ban
ns6ober, in6tiI @obert ct. 8roen bar
11oaet, bpor ban font. @on troe6e
ferit. at set bar en- giterriger peo
9sabn Soiepb @oboticb, men @opotlcb
erflerer fig for LITE ifploig". 5oa
mi tror man, at set er 6ranf Coffin,
Ell ~ Mar gammel Blind Man6, iom
boeoe boS fine SoreIore / 500 Sub
ion aDe. Som git biietnmefra Gre-
bog MorgelL % iag6e, at Sc biloe al
brig mere faa ie bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Olaf 2inberen par fulo % / fin
611loifab forie9te BON at ltige paa CIT
5porpogn, bpis 8orte bar tilll1ffe6e.
SON blep ienbt TIL Mffielelieslofa=
Iet."
SIT ban lite piolte beore! Monstro
ban tentte, at ban bar / Gbtcago,
bpor Ser 10 life finoes 8orte poo
Sporboenens til at foriinfe 6olf ser
bar traplt?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
On eammel 8eteran, Mlfre6 g

On sammet &eteran, M1freo g.
Coles. III @obaiba st., oeoe 2er~
Sag Morgen efter Ell lang 5Dg6om.
San bar ffurpet % bapoe pGret oct
Iige iioen &rieen, 6a ban ia6 / 2ibbep
6engiel. S be fi6lte to Mar at tit
2ip moatte ban fib6e / cit Stol. @on
blep begrapet Ssnoag @orgen. Mcfer
fer 8oit, iom ban tilberte, bipaaneoe
8egrapeljen. On Gnfe efterleber bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
ST.. Paul.
:. eo' Ssss.,,, } s'''''s''''''''.

&ontorct CT aabent bber Gpgnebaa
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

So 2eser beo ct. Soiepbs &oipi,
tal, Stepben 8illiams og Tre6ericf
9oromell> fonge6e Ell Gpb i 6eres
Gerelie pao &oipitalet. Gppen bar
Ell &eger, Sobn &oscoe. San bar
1teget billig, tilipnelaoen6e, til at
felge mes til 8olitiitaionen, in6til Sc
a9rme6e fig 6enne. Do fit ban me6
engang Ell anoen Mening og tog @f<
iteo mes fine 2eoiagere. Senere blep
han igien faffet, 0enne Gang at So
1itiet, ser life los bom gao, men ferlt
efter, at ban bab6e beret tilboge poo
Soipitalet og bentet en- @ef, in6eboI-
oenoe itioolent @oos, iom ban lite
bob6e facet meo fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Sobn @uernera, 1875 %. l1niper-
iitp Mpe., onfloget for at Doloe et
r8linogris", blep fienot life ifpl=
oig". San blep orrelteret / Sftober
lioitle6en poa Joranltaltni1g al Mer=
riam Yorf 9orgeres 6orbuno, me1t
90 @aeer1 M, TOM for iaa f%orelao Ser
.i11gen cgentlige 8ebiier imo6 bam,
% ban blen berfnr frifien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

%aa Ealmeisnoas er ser @onfir-
nation / @oIgatbo &irfen og / benne
Inleoning begpn6er Morgenguostie-
neiten @loffen 10 iite6etfor 1890.
9m Mftenen bliper ser Mltergong oQ
Sptaeelie at 11pe Me6lemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

9pbe i Stplen otter cit Iergere
Spree. Micbocl 9ealep, &onitrllf<
ticnsforn1ono peo Great Mortbern
8anen, bsoe i fit @erelie / @aple
2caf &oteI, 147 6. 3. st., efter en-
langere .5pree". Sun fan0tes ii6<
oerbe / fin Stol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
@plsatbafirfeus &pinbeforening
ofboI6er Msoe bos, @frs. g.. g. 8eter-
fen, 800 @eitern Mpe., l1Glte SorS=
Sag @ftermib0og.

Spprppgnslinicr. Ser orbei6es
I'LL poo Nbalen &arf 5urlengelien at
ct. 2inien ian1t paa Como
mellcm &iee ct. pg COMO
&arf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

TpbIer. Mrs. 5. Senie,1, 5uel-
lug Mpe., c1 Dreng, Mers. Gbas. So=
m1ieIion, 211tbcr @oipttal, cit Dreng,
Mrs. 2eonorb 8igrnion, 707 @o~
muno Ct, Ell 9reng, Mrs. &ernnon
Gable, 1913 Seslamine st., en Dreng.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
CAME UP MERE EARLY
 TO AVOID THE RUSH
II, Il. Hicks Says Seward Will See Big Influx of Immigration
 Very Soon.

"There will be big rush to Seward in the spring." said H. II. Hicks, who came up on the Bertha, and l want to get in ahead of the rush and have time to look around"
 Mir. Hicks has lived in Alaska eleven wears. For four years he was post trader and copper miner at Illiamna, and when he sold out two months ago it was with the intention of coming to Seward in the spring to go into busi- ness. He did not think there would be much doing here through the winter so decided to spend a few months on the Sound. He went to Tacoma and in less than sixty days decided to come on at once to Seward. Why he did so he explains:
 "I didn't like Tacoma very well and while | was there and in Seattle l dis covered that Seward k getting lot of advertising that Is gong to make u hum next year. l look for big rush early in the spring and l thought it would be good thing to start ahead of the procession. It iS surprising how much talk can be heard on the Sound about Seward. So far as l could learn it is attracting more atten- tion just now than all the rest of Alaska. That is one reason l hurried back. 1 was afraid l might miss something"
 NIr. Hicks brought lumber with him to build house for q residence. He has bought a lot on Second avenue near Lowell creek and will erect a house as soon as he can get it done. As soon as he can settle upon a loca- ton he will buy a business lot and erect a large block upon it..
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
STEAMER DORA TURNS BACK
Found Terrific Storm Outside But
 Made New Start Today

Steamer Dora found a terrific storm outside Thursday forenoon when she left the bay on her way westward, and Capt. Moore decided 10 turn back The sea was extremely rough and the snow was blowing so wildly and thickly that it was impossible to see anything. The little steamer came back to port at 23o in the afternoon, and sailed again at 7.3O Friday morning.
 The Dora seems to be up against it lately. On her last trip she was com peued Co turn back and wait day, as did the Sanla Clara at the same time. On her trip westward she rode through storms continually.
 The Santa Ana started ahead of the Dora Thursday morning and it is sup posed that she went so far before the storm blew up that it was as easy to get into Prince William Sound as to come back into Resurrection bay, as she did not return.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
STEAMER BERTHA ARRIVES
Sails Westward and Expects to Re-
 turn by Wednesday Night.

Steamer Bertha, Capt. Knudsen, reached port shortly after midnight Sunday morning with small number Of passengers and a cargo of general merchandise. She sailed for the vest ward at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 The Bertha met rough weather all the way from Sitka to Prince William Sound, and head winds impeded her progress. This accounts for her delay in getting through to Valdez. She was tweuty-,even hours on the way from Valdez to Seward, but she had a lot of freight to discharge at Latouche.
 The Bertha passenger list was as follows: II. II. Hicks and Mrs Hicks, Mrs. D. Gray, James Nicholson, Mrs. Nicholson, Louis Nicholson, w. H.. Whittlesey, R. $. Bates, II. C. AIw- phy, W. S. Pay; and twelve Steerage,
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down from the mine to the railroad. He has ten horse, and has engaged several men Co begin work a, once. The tunnel on the Betty ts running di- rcrtly on the ledge and ore is being taken out all the way.
 The work planned for this winter win require the employment of quite a large force Of men a, soon a> 8 place can be made for them to live. Two Iarge bunk and cook houses will be erected for them ro live in. The work will be prosecuted in the face of some diaicuIrc, l> the snow i, already three fee, deep. This cut, no figure with tunnel work but there is a great deal Co do before the new tunnels can Joe started and the most burdensomc work of alI i, the task of getting supplies and timber up the trail.
 Obstacles Gu; No Figure
 All thi, will be done regardless of obstacles. The mines are between four and live miles from Gil,ou's Ge camp. on mile 26 Of rhe railroad. A fair trail va, cut our in the tau and with regular travel the ,lcddmg will be as easy 30, steep climb can ever be.
 Before spring lively mining camp win bc located on Falls creek, and with the advent of pleasant wealth e,. the scale O. operations will be in- creased still further Other claim own er, will then no doubt follow suit F. B. Clark, another Nome operator some time ago took bond on the Sew ara claim Erum George "ucne-. ue has gone outside for the winter but it is understood that he will develop his property next year. The entire creek and hills adjoining have been staked out by numerous persons.
 Tbro. Nlen, Sou-in-law of Charles D. Lane, has been here for several weeks. He came on the representa- tion of II. A. Ingalls, and l.. F. Shaw, who took the first bond on the Betty and Columbia, and he promptly de- cjdcd that the property looked like a bonanza. He will go ont on the Ore gou but will return in the spring to assist in the superintcndcuce of work on the mines.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-02
SETS NEW PRICE
 ON SEWARD LAND
W. M. SauerS Buys Fourth Avenue Business Lot From Nelson
 Brothers for S2OOO.

W. NJ. Sauers bought for 5000 from Nelson Brothers last week the lot on the west side of Fourth avenue, adjoin- ing Brown X Hawkins on the South. This establishes new record for busi- ncssrcalty in Seward as the highest previous figure was SlfOO The tech nical description of the property is lot lS, block To.
 Within month Mr.. Sauers will begin the erection of a two-Story block upon the lot. The building will be 2Sx72 feet. with ten room, on the second floor, half of which AIr. Sauers family will occupy. Work on the building would begin at once but for lack of material. Mir. Sauers has d cargo of lumber ordered from Seattle for his lumber yard, and hopes that some day steamer will kindly bring it along.
 Building all over town k making good progress in spite of the wocful handicap of lack of material, especially lumber. Whenever cargo of lumber arrives more buildings will be com mcnced than are now under conStruc- tion. but at present several large ones and great number of small ones are goMg up.