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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

muroe allf iein 3immer setrasen,
mo er cine 8iertelltunoe nafber Der.
lhieb. Der Weritorbene, melder
an beiben 8einen 8riippel unb Elm
rubiger, barmloier Monn mar, lit
an 2ungenihninbiutt unb bat nn.
ideineno> feline unieliee Sbat III Ell.
nem gnfaqe bon 8er5peiilung bon.
brdft.
Die i'm yMemorial" ncrofient-
lidte amtlide 2iitc fir bic 3eit bonn
3. bis gum 10. @ars fiibrt iieben
Bodenfdqe in Yfafientbal, einen in
1SeisSorf unb eincn in Walferoin-
gen auf. Sn Ifafientbal limb lie.
ben Yofenfranfe geitorben.
Serr Dr.. Soiepb Gflen, Elm
Sobn oes Serausgebers Der sSber.
moiel.3 eitune", bisber BripatSo5ent
OH Der llniperiitGt Miinfen, bat Ell.
nen &uf als artBeroroentlider Bro
.feiior altf ben neugeidaffenen 2ebr.
itubl fir EMBELLISHMENTS,
acknowledgements iino Statiitif an
Der llniperiitat Siirif (Shpei3) CT.
balten. gr ipirb bieiem &uie be.
reits gum Sommeriemeiter Solge
leiiten.
Bic gettfabrif Ieser II. Comp,
9itremburg : 8abnbot lit niinmebr
ourd) 3auf in ben 8eiis Ser &c.
funo1rbabnen fir Die l1nter6rins.
ing Der 8aeen uns 2ofomotipen
Der gabnen 2urembilrs @emif
uno 2uremburg Gdternab iiber.
eeganeen. God werben bic Mte.
liers Der 9ettfabrif nod 10 LANCE
bort berbIeiben, Biz Die gettfobrif
auf einem geeigneten groBeren Ger.
rain ibr ileues 2ofal erbaut boben
miro. Ger 9aufpreis betragt cirfo
100000 Sranfen.
9ie b%ebpritebenSe 3nperlGiig.
fcitsfabrt beS Nieberldnoiifen Iuto.
Clubs piro iiber 2iiremburg geBen
eS iino folsenbe Sasesitrefen &c.
plant: 1. Gag: Npmnegen.S ittar6.
MAIDEN . 8riim . Oiefirh : 9urem.
burg; $50 am.; 2. Gag: 2rlrem.
burg : Wes . StraBbiirg . Baden
$40 &m.; 3. Gag: Hubetaa in ga.
ben; A. Gag: 8aoen : 9fcrtbeim.
Stuttgart : .Sranfiurt a. 3D.; 315
am.; 5. Gag: Srpnfilrt q. &c..
&oln . Irnbeim; $50 Ru,. Ils
3eit merben permutblih Die Gage
bonn 81. BIG gum %. Wtai getpablt
nerben. - ll,d) Dos internationale
Sauerfabren Saris Wailanb.
8ien : Berlin . aoln : Spa.
&eims . Iaris, bos bonn 2. biz
5iim Is. slusuit itattfinbet, mira
mabrideinIid iiber 2urembura
eeben.
GipilitanS Der stabt Snrembnrs,
Seiratben. Ia. MGr8,
Stepban Stepbano. 3usfiibrer nit
Hegina @abl; Wifel 9effort
Sdriitieser, nit 4atbarina 9u'
mont.
SterbefGIIe. = 9. @Grs;
Sobann 8aptiit 8apier, oft 60 s.,
Saglcbner. H.: Senri 2eon 2ede.
p%alier, alt s Sabre nno 9 Wonate,
12.: Waria Soffmann, oft rs s.,
8ittpe bon Mihael 8odelifneiSer,
stlbs. S~teinbauer, Su Shieren
Sbeooor Shmit, oft SO s., Yor5el.
'lanmnler, ebelos; Marie Shneioer,
oft SO g., @ittme BON >Sobann
Sebr; Watbias 9iis, alt 20 s..
Winirer, ebelos. 49,: Ssobanr
Bfeifier, aIt Al S., Shubmafer
Catherine Wiiaer. olt SO s., obne
Stano, ebelos; ) Wifolas Shmit, ali
81 S., Sdneioer, ebelos. H..
Clara aeaen, alt as s., @befrar
BON Seinr. SHrooer, gisentbiimer
5u Steiniel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Ginaeianbt.)


Die sebm Sabrcsimfem. Z
@as lit Der Menif?
Gin Meiiteritiid aus S6opiers.
bGnoen,
slu 9orper idmad], on Weisbcit
blind,
Sros leiuen 8aben uno Salcnten,
Sit er nod bis Sebu Sabr Gin Sinh.
llno Damn nit 5manjig:
Sit or Gin liebliugspoaer Ssiinelirg,
Ter aleS @iiien fennen miQ.
9alb fommt Die 9ieb', mad)t oft i'm
Siimmling,
8eroirbt iein gauges 2ebensSiel.
limo Damn nit breiBig:
Sit er ein Wann nit poaen
8rGiten,
ltnb bie 8ernunit tritt mobrbait
elm,
@eil err, iuenn niislid) in DC.
ifditen,
aann einitens iif bes 2ebens
freu'n.
limo Damn nit nierSie:
Ties lit Die id]onite 2ebensImfe,
gr ifaufelt Sproiien in Dem
ShooB,
limo lit er aliidlih i'm 9ebuie
SO lit beneibensnertb iein Coos.
ltno Damn nit fiini5ia:
ltmringen int SaInilienfreiie,
go er oils Batter germ einSieht.
Nun itebt er it'll aui ieincr Heiie,
llno lebt 5ufrieoen unb pereniist.
limo oanlt NIT iedoSia:
IA liebt man ifon am Mngelid)tc,
DAB i'm MN tritt bas Sitter an.
@%rfpartet CT Die iiiBen 6riit,te,
@enn er emit @utes bat gctban.
ltto Damn nit iieh5ia:
Slit er IN ieiner 2ieben Mittc,
grfrei,t err oennoh lid nls @reis,
llno wirft empiinbiingspoQe 0lide,
3uriif uuf ieinen ~2ebensflcib.
limo onnn nit attsia:
Ia seht pie @eisbcit ifon ST.
@runoe.
gr bittet tGglif @ott Den Serrn,
I'm cine iiiBe IbihieosinuDe,
llno lebt bod INNER ber5lid) germ.
limo Damn nit neull5ia:
ga miro er, mos err einIte gemeien.
Gin &inb, ooh Gnoerit nlIr gum
Spott,
0riim limo Die Worte auserleien,
Sebt er bis bunoert Sabr bel 6ctt.
limo Damn NIT b%unbert:
Sies Coos lit Weniaen bclfic.
ben,
Srlim Weitld)elt ltrebt nod I'll.
S%genorubnl,
lln6 panSelt irob III iii6em Sricocu.
Siniiber in's etuise gi%sentbum.
u - y
Sie Gorbereitins Der Sinoer AMI bic
critic 81. Communion.
I'm bieie 3eit, 5ltpeileu id)on
friiber, fdngt IN ben Enlargement.
Den Der r@rltcommunifanten.l Inter.
riht" OIL. 9ieie 0orbereitltns Ger
&inoer atf Den miftisiten uno bel.
lieiten Sas ibres 9ebens lit cine
3eit grocer, oft aud pebmiitbiaer
Gorge, fir ben 1iarrer mo ole
2ebrer. Niht, als menn Ole gr.
belt mio @iiben gu grob mGrcn!
@er polltc iih benielben nift gerne
ans driltliher 9iebc al oen Sin.
bern nnter5ieben. Scnoern oft
peiB man pom pornberein fait nit
@epiBheit, boB sllles iebr balb, -
atBer Der llebe 6ott Idhc bclonoers
gnaoenpoG o'rein - peraebens iein
miro. @o lieet oenn Die Shulo
oaran2 - Niht on ben ainoern;
oenn oieie iino meiitens bon Der
beiten slbiift uno ben berrlihiten
@eiiiblen nuo @oridsen beieelt.
2eiber iino Die Gltcrn ielbit al oft
Me llriafc, oaB lire ainoer ben
eliidlihitcn Gag hires 9ebens uno
Ole oil oemielben ireuois semnftem
beilieen 8eriprefunaen iebr balo
oereelien. Wenn Sater unb Mut.
ter nbgeialen limb, ober ibren Yflif.
ten Der @eligion MIR 6riBerit ieltcn
nahfommen. tpas ica man benin
BON ben belten ainSern erporten?
Die Gltern miiiien benz ainbe i'm
Gmpiange Der I'll. Safromente. Dem
@ebete. Dem @ei,ife oes 8ottes.
oieniies nno iiberbaupt Surd elm
hriit.fatboliihes 2eben ein lebcnSi.
ses Seiipiel ieiu. Gns lit Ginsl
Iann lit es aber audi, ,no Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

niiierl, ,8ater uno Wutter scben
etfuos UNI MIDI, life iino beiorgt,
oas ib aGieitig meine Iiliften err.
fiile, iinb alenfdas bereit, nit
Strense einSuihreiten, nenn ih Is
oaron feblen laiie."
Il6 muB bas Aino obiolut Inter
DEM Ginori,de iein, oaB Die Gltern
III aa' unb ieber g%e5iebnng nit Dem
Trieiter uto 9ebrer Sano in SnnS
5u ieinem jettlidlen itno epigen
Slide nrbeiten tpolen.
@ber nift BLOB tpahiam miiiien
Die eltern iein uno ibrem aimoe
oas quite geiipiel geben, ionbern
ebenio crnitlidJ fiir bosielbe betcn,
ods @ebct gutter @ltern finbet iid]er.
lid @rboruns am Chrome @ottes. :
8enn alio audj Die Gltern in
'Sinliflt ibrer ainoer. tpelhe nun
balo gum eriten WiaIe in ibrem Sc.
ben iid Dem Glide oes Serrn nohen
fueroen, ibre eanse Sfuloigfeit
thur, Damn miro Der rWeiBe Conn.
tag, ober ipanil INNER Der Sag
Der erlten fl. Communion icin ipiro,
init mnausloiflliden 2ettern in
oeren Ser5eu e%ingeprdat ietn, itn6
lie meroen bnS Inoenfen Sieier gii.
ten @ltern, penn bieiel6en idon
lan9lt I'M @robe ruben, nod iesnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

Sbat Semano ctipas Dir su leibe,
Sobnt eiih oeslelben Gags nod
ans:
Slm leihteiten aus cinem Gleioc
8rinst man Ole Sleden iriih
berauS.
Ias Wort Der @abrbeit lit einiah,
lhlift,
lie Siiae ae5iert uno ~9ciuunoen
iprift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Spm Bernie gum Srbensiaube.

> 0eNt
&pm Bernie gum Sroensitanoe.
3lt einem pabrbnften Serufe fir
ben S~rbensitonb limb bier Tinge er.
foroerlit, ndmlif ,forperlite Ge.
iunbbcit. Seitcrfeit oes @emiitbes.
ticfe Iemutb mo ernites Gerlangen
nod Der flriitliten @oGfommenbeit.
aorperlihc 1elnnobeit miro erior.
bert, neil bos aloiterleben rti,r Damn
ongenebm lit, penn man in aaem
sic dllgemeine Sronung mitmafen
fam. Cine fr0nflife Sr~oensperion
mitB piele Musnabmen mod)eit irto
ole A%iisnabmen peruriuhen man.
herlei llnannebmliffeiteil. - Gin
bcferes @emiitb lit notbmenoig,
oenn cine sciitlihe Eerion iol in-
ncrlif lebert, iie ioa piel in lid ge.
Ifebrt unb III @ott perienft lein.
Gieic Snnerlidfeit miro aber CUR
Eein, ipenn lie IN lid MIR llnrnbe
itno Nieoergeihlogenbeit iino crib.
ielisfeit iinoet. - Sieie 9emutb lit
erforoerlih; oenn cine atoiterirau
oarf feiuen eisenen @iaen baben,
lie muB lid uugliidlih iublen inn
eisenen @ilen mo gliidlid, MIR i'm
&iaen Yn0erer, D. b. i'm FL. @ehor.
lam. Iies lit obcr ohne tieie Ie.
mutb nift moglif. gnblid) brauht
es nod Elm crnitcs @erlnnsen nad)
friitlifcr @oafommenbeit; benin
MIR ails Oieier Site(fc entlpringt
Die 9cbarrlihteit i'm geiitlifen
0erlfe. @uiicr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
@as lclem Gmere ainSer?

Gltern fonnen sar niht aenus
II ht geben, ouB ibre Sinocr
feline Bidder mo Shriiten leien,
Ole ibrc iuteen Screen uergif.
Sn unieren Sagen miro III.
aebeuer piel geleien. Viider nno
Shriften. CUTE mo boie. iiberilil.
then slcihiam ben 9iid,ermarft.
Sung iinb sllt greift odrnod,. geo.
mentlid limo CO Sic Nopeaen, bic
bon einem groBeu Sbeil unierer
beutigen Suaeno nit cinem lpdbren
SciBbunger periblunaen peroen.
@elfer grt oieie Nopeaem limo.
itilbert cine onerfannte MutoritGt
III elmer engliihen Wonatsifriit init
foleenoen @orten: Bon 81 ausae.
Ddbltcn Nopeaen, Die ih gegenpdr.
tig babe, uno Die in ben lesten 81.
Sobren peroifentliht puroen, ale3
Bidder, Die in beoeutenoem Mnieben
%itanoen uuo in ben Seibbibliotbefen
az baben lporen, betrafteu II Die
Veripottung Der Che als
altssemohtc Sade, If itellen cine
Dirflihe 3uneiaung OILS inagin1r
bar. % reoen Ser offenen II II.
oes p%erbeiratbeten Mannes
oas Wort, Z MAIDEN Die Sreue oer
@attin laherlid,, itno % beihreiben
Die Yerfiibrmns 10 ofien, mie
CO in einem 8iide iein fam, baS
BON oen guhbdnolern nidt in Den
@ann setban miro" Nift tpabr,
cine idone 4opeaeu . 2iteraturl
Gltern, ioaen guere 8inber bieien
@iititoff IN ibren @eiit einiau.
gen? Man d c. bod Bar.
mas lie leien! = .9u.
tberiife airhen5eituns".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
The narkets.
COTTON MARKET.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

Always PVT ,he sugar used in pic
In be ceuier of the fruit not an the
top, as ihs makes the paste sodden.
Keep the cake grlddle in good con
dition by the vigorous use of sand
paper occasionally, using very little
grease for frying the cakes
Water should never be put ON gilt
frames They should be wiped with
dry cloth or channels This applies to
All metal and lacquered goods
A piece of soda the size of a pea
I'm a quart of stewed rhuharb or goose
berries greatly reduces the amount of
sugar required without impairnr the
favor I'm th' least
Among a artistic materials In use
for walls n, W none is more charming
than the Jsanese grass cloth, with
its interesuns handloom weave aud
attractive silky gloss. Ii Is, of course.
not meXpen ye
Roll all eces of wrappins paper
not good el ugh for further Lse that
are usually nrown into the nre into
hard, tight balls These will help
along wond fully m the kindling
basket FOR tle morning. Gre
Plenty OF soap and cold water and
NO soda are the secrets of success in
washing board floors. and the wood
must be scrubbed the way of the grain
ana not round and round il YOU want
20 get the dirt on Change the water
often. You can't expect boards 20 be
good color II they are unsed in
dirty water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Ginger plasters made Ike mustard
plassers produce the same results and
do not blister
Baking soda is good FOR an aching
tooth for bathing surface which Is
broken out with hives or prlckly heat;
to take internally for sour stomach
Lime water mixed with linseed or
table oil makes a good dressing on alb
sorbent cotton or use a carbolic solu-
tlon, using two parts OF hot Gas can
be borne) boiled water TO one part OF
carbolic solution.
When children swallow hurlful
things if 81 causes choking and symp-
toms Of sunocation. either turn the
child upside down aud strike quickly
between the shoulders on run the An
ger back into the throat 10 hook II
out, or last of an push it down
A little camphor applied to a wet
cloth viii whiten the skin, but it
should be used sparingly with a cream
afterward A few drops put into luke
warm water and applied with a sponge
after one has come In from an outdoor
trip Is extremely refreshing.
The complexion is made or marred
by the food one eats The best food
for a beautiful complexion Is that
which is most readily assimilated, I'm
digested foods and wastes that are not
promptly and regularly eliminated
from the system are cOrrupdng lorces
that generate poisons which must, OF
course. most seriously retard the cul
tiyation Of health as we'll as good
hooks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
WEEDS YOUNG MEMBER
OF GERMAN DIPLOs
MATIC SERVICE
INHERITED MILLION S
Daughter of Founder of
Famous Krupp Iron Works

Berlin oct l5-The wedding of
Miss Bertha Knpp, eldest daughter
ot the late Herr Kmpp. the great gun
maker and the wealthiest man ia Ger
many and Gustayus Won Bohlen
Halback a young member of the Ger
man diplomatic service took place to.
day at the Kupp villa at Hucgel a
few miles from Essen The presence
of representatives Of the imperial fam.
lily and numerous other guests of
note gave a brilliance to the function.
which otherwise was characterized
by the greatest simplicity. and this
Notwithstanding the fact that the
bride is the richest young woman in
the world The wedding took place
in the chapel which had been erected
in the villa grounds especially for the
occasion, The brides cnly attendant
was her younger sister, Miss Barbara
Kmpp, who herself is to De married
few months hence
The great Krupp works in Essen
were closed and the thousands Of
workmen given a holiday in honor Of
the wedding The city council of Es-
sen proclaimed holiday and houses
and business places were decorated
A depuation Of the Krupp employees
attended the wedding by special invi
tauon and The First Bwgomaster
headed menicipal delegation repre-
sentne The city of Essen
The bride o today is undoubtedly
the richest woman in the world by
the viii of her father who died NOV.
p. 1902 the works at Essen. Keil,
Madgeburg. Oberhauscu and else
where. the total value OF which ex-
ceeds S5o000Ooo. were converted In
to limited liability company with
S3,2OO.OOo capital The eldest daush
ter holds 1896 shares in the com
Fany, and her mother aud younger
sister Barbara. are otherwise pro-
yided for. The last dividend was of
81, 100000, nearly all of which was
paid to Bertha as the largest stock.
holder
The bridegroom Herr Ggstayus
Won Bchlen-Halback, is &c years old
aud was born at The Hague. where
his father was minister of the grand
duchy of Baden The family has ex-
teusiye estates i'm Baden anG also
large Interests i'm the United States
After studying law Heidelberg Uni
yersity ne travelled extensively in
America Returning to Europe I'm
1897, ne was appointed TO a post In
the foreisn office at Berlin The
young diplomat went again to Amer
lea I'm 1899. this time as secretary of
tho German embassy al Washington
His abilities were socu recognized
and in 1900 ne accompanied Count
Mumm Won Schwarzensten to Pekin
as secretary of the legation. aud was
secretary of the international confer
ence to arrange terms of peace with
China His next appointment was
that of FIRST ecretaty to the Pussian
legation to the Holy See, which he
has filled since 1903.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
WOULD MAKE COSTLY MUTTON
Price Paid for Ram Was About $74
a Pound.

seveny-four dollars a pound Is the
price just paid for a RAM
10 the thrifty housewife who feels
that 90 cents a pound is high enough
for the mutton she sets ON her table
the price will seem enormous but TO
the breeders who crowded about the
ram as he stood on the auction box
So seemed a genuine bargain.
the little ram-he weighed exactly
Too pounds was sold at auction IN
London TO o wealthy breeder from
Buenos Ayres. He was the shearing
Riby. a Derby champion and the
winner of the first prize at the royal
show al Derby lie had been bred
by Henry budding. of Riby Grove,
England, and was considered The
finest young ram ever sent TO AN auc-
ton sale.
Several Older and larger sheep We're
sold before this little fellow. many
bringing several hundred pounds ster.
ling. When the little champion was
carried by strong man from his
pen to the box nearly an the breeders
bid for him, the Ruenos Ayres man
finally securing him for GL522. or
just about S7,4O0
The ram has been shipped 10 South
America where several of his mates
have already been sent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

ioyable evening. SYe desire The at
tendance of every member TO do hon
on TO the governor The entertain
nent viii be varied lots to eat, vari-
ed refreshments to drink songs and
a number Of short speeches that You
win enjoy
Several prominent Elks from other
cities viii be present Don't fail 10
come ont and Jolly up b. Levy.
G. G. Kneisley Henry Braun, Frank
ID Lucas. Galen Grow committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

The most soi,ed of kitchen towels
will become sweet and white with this
treatment; Cover with cold water,
put them at the back OF the stove, add
one tablespoonful OF shaved CASTLE
soap and the juice OF half a lemon,
Let It come TO a boil gradually, and
repeat the process. R.nse first In tepid
Lhen N cold water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
Elks TO GIVE SMOKER.
Complimentary 10 Governor Frank
Frantz-D Date Is oct. 10.

The Elks house committee has is.
sued the following.
on Tuesday October l6. 1906,
Guthrie Lodge No. l26 viii give a
banquet aud smoker la the lodge
room IN homer ~of Governor Frank
Frantz. The presence OF Elks IS de-
sired. Come out and have an en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW.
Wheat Co. grade a.
Corn 500 grade 1856.
Oats, fil. grade 49,
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NnM oRLEANs corroN.

LIVERPOOL CLOsLyG CABLE.
Wheat u UP.
corn % lower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

O.. y rdpe IS Goo he CIV from Carney
TODAY otteadius th, mcouHs of inc indie
uondrui sinners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

Was it YOU who ask a friend the
other day If he knew of a good boarding
house? II you are the nan there is
something TO interest you in the want
ads today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
KANSAS CITY CASH.

Kansas City Mo. oct l5.
WHEAT
no. hatd G1ai are.
No hard 69072c
30 3 hard 63@7Oc.
No rcd llia.
no red 69c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15
Brooks Theatre
One Night Only
Sunday, October ll.
The Sweetest
Girl in Dixie.
AN Idyll of the South
By Freda Slemons.

As pure aud sweet as a mag
nolia blossom
A happy blending Of pathos
and comedy.
Prioes-25c, 35c, soc. 75c. boxes
Sl.00.
Seats on Sale Postoiiice Drug
Store.
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Guthrie MlHng CO.

Wholesale Produce sy John N. zoe.
Hens. 3er pound. ............... SIa.el
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-15

chardist VITO thps kills an lhe worms
which drop " the ground ia windian
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WHEN WELL PUT TOGETHER

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The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-22
Mineral Application No. 73.
US. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska,

|. B. 1Siuu oiHcS, Julicdu,
 Novem Der g. 1925. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the act of Congress, approved May 10th, 1S.3, and all subsequent acts and regulations, the Alaska Development Company, corporation, organized under the lawS of the State of Wash iEgton, and having its principal place of busi- ness al Seattle, Washington, by Robert D. Gray, its duiy authorized attorney in fact, whose Pot office is Kayak, Alaska, has made applica- tion for d pAtentiJr the area embraced within the placer mineral oil claim known as:
 Claim No. l. Claim No. !, Redwood Oil iai1l No. l2 Redwood Oil Claim Nu H. Redwood Oil Claim No. 10, and Redwood Oil Claim No. 9 contiguous oil claims, embraced in snrvey No. 599 situate in Kayak Recording District, Third 5nivisidn, District of Alaska and described hy the.oiic c!al plat herewith posted and by the field notes on file in the office oi ihe Register of Juneau Land Ohlca, District of Alaska, which field notes of survey describe the boundaries and extent of said claim with magnetic yaria- ion oi 29 deg. S0 min. E. as follows to-wit:
 CLAIM No. l.
 Beginning at Corner No. spri!ce stump T. ins diam. squared to ir!s fcet high, scrihed No 1-J No. 3-519, from which United State, Location Monument Kayak No. l. bears ;. 3i deg. 20 min. 36 see. F.. Ipai.79 feet
 Thence Y. i9 deg. 1l min. 3Q see W. 931feet wagon road bears N 8 deg 3i min. ". and N g. deg E. 2jz7.Gi feet to cor. No. $ spruce stamp l6 ins. diam. squared tot ins s4