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The Princess May brought
a fresh shipment of
i
t Huntley & Palmer's
Celebrated Biscuits
Direct from England
C. W. Ask & Sons
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W TtiS UNITED STATBS DISTRICT
COlKT >\>R TUK IMSTRICT OK
Al-ASKA. DIVISION M MHKK X.
AT JL'NkAt.
M.-A NOTICE and OEDEK
UNI Ta^ uK AMEKiCA,
4*I*UiU?(,
v*.
**?? ?*<*h ul iAENui cKOSS.
*uu K. VV. i'&TTlT. s*
c.??A U u* Lmitu Suit* Dis
"K- Court lor Ur Uisiria ot
DUifciUtt AUaUHtf Ollc,
ItoClMkuUiU.
WUEEEAss la. Uiej UA,
Ktf Ul? DteU.u. Oi Aiasaa.
Jfcv?*oa Nnwrttt Ou*, ii*v um,, ^
i??*? *a ^ u.?
UU?4 CJUUK>, UxiUii
v.ro?? uitM .*..
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,%aurt*' -Ui ?utc at
3*.?4?4i, ui fckj^wa^ i-reciuci, i>;
\ifciOB NutaUa- one, D^-ict or Aj
LU> wI xiuuureu lvtav-ttfin
JAi 4tt jk?a *ek?u<,? vwau u?_y,v;,
?iiu uwu ?^U a?r^v?j..u i^ii uo heirs
v4ii?." p?r?ou tt^Uuvti to sAia
bu; Uk *uu,? ^ escheat
?*i to sad txK^tue uae property 01
U?? I ailed iuiios, ?aU
?um i4i now ca deport wiuu saiu t
^ a? Ciurk ol Ute Dtsiric.
t-^Hirt for Ud 1' jiLrict of Aiaska, I).
va>ioa Nunibtsr Oae, saj whereas,
?aid information pr*y? Ui*t tiie saio ]
awia ol moaey be adjudged and de
?>*o to be the iawiui property ol
U>t l uiitM Uo p^auiuii h?re
Ut;
NOW, TliKlUiFOKfi, IT IS OK 1
li Ki.l>, U*t ?jl persons interested
*?? lie said t?ute, money, or prop
J. be aad appear before uie Above
wiUUed Court, *i skyway, Alasa?.
and aho* cause, U any laey havt.
on or before Ue fifth (5) day of Aug
A- D ? ^U, why u>e title tothi
?aiJ ?#tate, money, or property shoui
? o| <?6t ia ibe C&iied States, tbi
pla'at itt bereia.
AND IT IS HKTHEK OHDUiKD,
U??? Uki? Notice aad Order be pub
i-?beU for six coastsruUve weeks ia
Skagway Alaskaa, a newspaper
?< geoeral circulation, published la
&kar*ay I'reciact, District or Alaska.
D?t*d this llUt day of May. A. D.
i>n. THOMAS K. LYONS.
District Jud^e
Ktrat pubdcatioa Maj 16, 19U.
L**t publi June 2T, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- a V-L aw
P <X (kw K. Juneau, Alaska
M. ?. LK FtVRE
Attarnay-At-Law
"W, Alaiki
Daatiata
OR. L. ?. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methods
Open Braaittg*.
Ottkw Hour*: US a. m. I* p. m.
* ??*ia BwUdlag. Broadway.
? KAGWAY, . . . ALASKA.
Oiftatal Supplies.
M. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? In?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
IU-41 Caotral Bi?l?.t Sr*tUo, Wuh
Orders by meii or cable will rv
oetve prompt attention. Catalog in
e* requeet.
?n?l&e?rs
H. P. M. B1RK1NB1NW
ENGINEER
U. A. Deputy Land and Mlnara
? ; Surveyor : ?
Folley BU<. Hainea, AJaaka
Muitc Teacher*.
MISS M. G. NINDSHAW
Twac2x?r ot
P I A N ? FORTE
Special Terms tor a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
FACE SI It?
Eruption Broke Out when 2 Weeks
Old ? Itched So He Could Not
Sleep Hair A Fell Out
? Cuticura Cured Him.
*"I *>h to have on accept thl* teatlnxy
?!*!. i< Cut icura <ivi so much (or my bahy.
At the \cr of two week*
h? head Ivpin to bre*k
out aith treat K>rN and
by the time he was two
months his face and head
were an awful siclit. I
consulted a doctor, who
s?ki it was nothing hut a
lit' t skin disease which tha
baby would ?non fet over.
H : he seemed to frl worn?
so I called another doctor.
Hp opinion mmel to be
the same. They both pre
scribed medicine thai did
not do a hit of food. A
fnend adviswd me to take
him to the hospital, which
I T-ro doctor* there
vp me tried Iclne In a liquid
form. It did htm no rood.
"Nearly every day 1 would read a testi
monial I- ngmrd to Cutk-ura and my wife
thoucht she would try tt to see if it would
b -lp the baby. I p>t a box of Cuticura Oint
t '-t and a cake of Cuticura Soap and after
u-4ne these he was entirely cured. Before
Culicura cured him he eould not ?eem to
*:*ep, as his face and head would Itch no.
Whit hah- he had all fell out but soon he
hid a nice bead of hair and his face was per
fectly clear, It Is now nearly five year* since
he was aired and there has been ro slm of
the eruption r?tur Ctes 11 Evans, si
Flint St.. SomervCe-. Mass., April 19, 1910."
A ftrfr set .->? On ?nd Ointment II
?ft en stiff rient te cure r<-i><ter"-? l? the meet eeo
?ore leal treaime* * lit of the Itta and j
?aalp S. Id tt>- js* ut thr world Potter Oru* *
Oiem Orr Sole Pr^na . Boston. y? nr v tiled
tree, latest Rook on Care of Skta ami Sealp
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING.
There is a good opening in Car
? ross for sonae one to start a small
laundry . The right person will be
furnished building free of charge
for six mon'hv There is no laundry
l>t'TY and two hotels and many fam
ines and miners who have been
<? nling laundry work U> Whitehorse
srd Skagway, but cannot now do
st as the new Express rates are
(.roUbitive. Address
E. W. GIDEON,
6 1 Oarcross, Y. T.
Location notices, placet and quartz
fv.r rale by th^ Dally Alaskan, tf
FIRE SALE! FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BURN
liood Dry Planking ror Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Se* ? H E K B T A Y L O R? Phon.
TUB 8TRUUGLJB DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
i Around all 4aj with aa achiu*
M;
Cant rest at night.;
Knough to make any on? "glvo
;ou
lv>aus Kidney Pills will give re
at* ed life.
They will cure th? backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
liere ia convincing proof that this
il so:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
OUilajcd, Cal, says:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
!>M beea thoroughly proven to me
Jnd consequently 1 have no hesita
t'on in recommending them. About
wo years ago I suffered from pains
| m my back and I believe the trouble
-.\ks caused by excessive running of
Jte sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
,ey Pills ha^e been used by a mew
i>er of our family with the best of
.(Milts, I was advised to try them.
Mi ch to my gratification they proved
10 be just what 1 required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
ng my health. 1 have kept a supply
.a the house since then, knowing
ths? they can be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cent* foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
N>w York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name? Doan's ? and
Uk* ao other.
A h t etlng o* the firemet was helii
u their hall last night a* 9 o'clock.'
?u which a committee, consisting 0f
Wll' Wright, Vic Sparkis and An |
tire*' Kapu77.<, was appointed for
j the purpose of arranging preliminary j
j ;>v?e races between the different com '
,nujiek for practice before the Fourth ;
l.-.v men *1!' be plcYed from th<
f 'low ing namoc and the first rao
* U take place tomorrow evening,
weather permitting.
No 1: Kst ada L., Fetiro, F.. Fors.
v'., 1 1 iedenthal, H., Johnston, H.
U?ur* R. K.. LeFevre, H. B., Mc
lirien, \V? Phtlps, M. A., Sundeen,
M. M., Snow. M. A., Sh?Jly, R? Tan
iit-r. F. K., \Vtlk?r, C. O., Ward, Wm ,
\\'n,;Lt, Wm. No. 2: Baker, A. J .
itU. k, Geo., leavers, C.. Culbertson,
.1 . (.rosier, Wm.. Fowler, F. S .
i.riosbach, J. M.. Hillery, A. R., Ken |
i'cdj. Goo., Kossuth, C., Matthews.!
W. C\ O'Conuell, T.. Kaputii, C .
kapivxi, A.. Itichter, K., Sky, D..
Storj, W.. Tinner. J. M . Thlbidean.
k . "'xjwne, B. No. 3:Gault. L. C..
.. Hling, M. 3., Godlng, A., Hower
toa, E. C., Hi'dson, L. E , McCawley.
.1 , shearer, J. W., Shearer. H., Sip
prelle. G. C., Smith E. D., Sparks.
V LR., SchulU, F., Sweeney, E. J.,
V'hee er, E. I... Atchison, C., Van
IV Vyrer. F.
DIAZ IN FEAR
OF ATTACK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PLYMOUTH. Eng.. June 21? Ex
President Diax of Mexico arrived to
iiy. He is In a very critical state
fiom nervous complaints and is in
ccn>.;nt fear of attack on his life. j
U l.i announced that he will sail for
'.vtr land almost immediately.
ANOTHER TRUST
ISJUSTED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SACRAMENTO, CaM.. June 21? To.
?l?y the law becomes effective which
j>*ct I ts the use of slot machines tn !
tli^ State of California. It is now '
b|. to the Nat.ve Son to find a new
c ?t>!on that will furnish a speedy
v *? of parting him from his coin.
F. ROSENBERG
! IS RETURN!
F. 1. Rosenberg and W. S. Reffield,
h fo' mer member of the world famou
Met"' rd Fruit Growers Association,
ti.. i >\ho is no# in the employ of Mr.
KoSvi'berg w? Secretary and Manager
of the Chohalem Mountain Orchards,
w *| ttrlve in ^kagway on the City of
Stavt e, in the interest^ of the
("VitVem Mountain Orchards Co.
Fred is w>ll known in Skagway,
hav'r>g been employed here in the
<,fl res of the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, until about six months ago.
A.'ss Oeatrlv wingatc left here
tY.a morning for her home over the
lln \
Th'-re will be a meeting of the 4th
of J lily committee tonight at the
C iv Hall at ? 30.
The Princess Royal left Van
for Skagwa.v la*t night on
t 'jie with 33 passengers and 110 tons
of f.Vght.
T :e Humbo'dl camc ito port last
nigh; at 11 oilock with 30 passen
^rs, nnd left again at one o'clock
with 50 passengers.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Cal DeHaven
of Ha'nea, who has been In the city
s.rc* Friday on business. returned
home last night on the HumboWt,
B it Hansen, Deputy Marshal of
Fairbanks, brought o?t two Insane
pe'sens and three other prisoners on
)r.?( light's train, and left with
them on the Humboldt.
FRISCO GOING
AFTER TRADE
T.i > Seattle rimes savi.
"San FrancUco has put another
lnik 'i her chuin of plan for the cap
t??:t of a portion of the iVlaska trad*
D' Mjouclng John D. Sp-c-ckles awl
n ni.mber of l?r rit h oil raining men .
U, (meat In gold quarts properties at
Valdt x. A lund of S.uO.OOO has
li vtt hubBcribi-d in San Francis*-*' j
Rni Los Angeles to take over Val i
d\.z c'aima, If the properties will
s' nd up unJer Investlgaton of Gee
lui: end othi r mining engineers, who
arc now exa.ulning the property. Ine:
le.'t i'< attle fo> Valdex 01 the Ad
.riral Sampson to che< < up the re
p*. '*4 of engintera alru.dy In the
fit-la.
If the plans of the San Francisco
capitalists are carried out, It is not j
Improbable I'.iai a steamship running
?real San Francisco to Southeastern
ai.d Southwestern Alaskan ports will
be p.'aeed in ? commission.
San FYancUco already has secured
a ft- nopoly on the dredge building
business of Alaska thrjugh the Rls
dou Iron Works, and seeing the
probi'lllity of an immediate demand
Lr f-ramp mil's, preparations are be
it;? made to handle the ttade when ?
ihe t mo comes
Sprnkels has taken optons on the
l-awson min and a num' er'of other
I'rc pe? ties at Valdex and Ceward, and
a few months ago the Owl Mining
Company'! property was bonded to
L- 1 Angeles capitalists by Herbert
Johnston, th j general manager of the
enterprise. Thirty thousand dollars
in cash was pu" up for the option,
and <he Cali'ornlans are spending a
l.irr;- amount in development work.
Eagii-'eers have been seat from San
Franc wo to Seward and points on
**?<? Kenai peninsula, where favor- !
If cuartx prospects have been
tl ^covered. F've small stamp mills
v.te taken to Seward this spring.
a> >i only one of these was purchased
in Svnttle.
Three years ago a number of San
Frain-'sco merchants and machinery
anaufacturerg sent a corps of en
gineers and commercial men to Al
aska to secure a detail report on
mining and commercial conditions.
That the report was favorable is evi
dent d In thj fact that since that
time the Rlsdon people hare manu
factmed over $t, 000,000 worth of
cclyng machinery for the Seward
i'^nlnvula region, and several dredges
hare been shirped from the same fin
-Lis summer. The lumber for these
digging machines last year purchas
ed at Port Townsend, but most of
i this season was assembled fn Cal
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 25. Fraternal
Order of Katies will meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially in
vlted to attend.
Mooting called at 8 o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler, W. P.
J. M. Keller, W. See,
86c for a home cooked meal
qi Ick, clean service. Where? At
die New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half minute from Broadway.
THE Gentleman's watch
must combine reliability
with beauty. Discriminating men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Walthams of the Colonial Scrip* re
present the last woffl in watch-making.
Thev are made as thin as it is safe to
make a reliable watch. They possess
great beauty and will give a life long
bcrvice of accurate time-keeping.
\\> ?r>- hdilfiirtnl for fiff W?t
th?m \i ?uhr?. AH frrade* it ? wMt
rricc r?nft? each itrade th? bt?? M
fu pricc. * .
H. D. KIRMSE
Pioneer
Jeweler
Skagway :: Alaska
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that U *
Laxative gromo Quinine iw? ?4 b^l
Cures.CoM in Om> D?v, Cnpta 2 T*y> %& a5c
MARSHAL LOVE
WILL NOT 1)011
l". P. Marshal H K Lor*, of th?<
Third Mack a JtrikW dlrVilon, who
will through h<*r?? on hi* way to
Kairlank* afW a *1* month* va<-a
1''n rp??nt 'n aouthern Orwm, In
for<n* tj??> AlnakAn h* has no Int^n
tion of qnltt'-ir^. ofHrp. but has d?>
i'I 1 d to scrvi hi* t*rm out.
Vrs. M. C. Manning I*
u ;he Pn!k>n I'onse.
8. O Mnrphjr, of Ban FranHsro, *
I?r.?m'nent bmkor, la a Spokane <?*
ONE PLAGE
NO SECOND CHOICE TO* HtPAm
WOW K.
If 70a *?nt % wntrb or a ckxl
f'??J or ?ny other rep*lr wort r?
h*rw to hftr# ilone U?#r? hi only oo*
I for ym am) thwt u our re
Hir <1?>pert.m*nt. Thee- In no ?e<>
id choln>. Wo make AS 00 Of) AS
MEW ; we aMmh?t??!y fjt A H A N'TEB
SATISFACTION ; we do wmk
promptly.
\V> make eyes m too?i m new.
nho; At least, we fit your ey?? with
z!avo* that will make them ywm*
??? n. No rhirfe for etamlnatlon.
We rfirrj ev*rythln? In the Jewelry,
novelty end wwTenlr line, Corneal
?-v J. IKIJTA,
Jeweler arxl Optician
The Little Things for the
Summer Dress
Especially New and Dainty are the
\\ aist Accessories, of which we have an
exclusive line, prices range from 45c-$ 1 .7 5
Batiste, Poplin and Messaline
Collars
in Dutch and Sailor Effeds
some prettily trimmed with applique, and
others with a band ot Helen pink messa
line. These really form a complete trim
mi ng to an otherwise plain waist.
WE DESTRE YOUR INSPECTION
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy i
*1*
SB H. P. SCKMAN, Prop.
+
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
n The largest and conducted dairy in Alaska..
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* on Whit* P??* * Tnkon *oo*?.
Mwwuiiiimi
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN tALASKA
Reapecifnlly Solicit* The Am>nnta
of Skagway Firm* And Tndirfrinala.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER
Everything Clean and
First Claw
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
I here's Vigor and
Strenqth
in every drop