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GLASS-WARE
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f AND INEXPENSIVE
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;; Full line of perishables to arrive on the
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| C. W. Ask & Sons
<H11 I ?!' I"I !?: l-l-H ?K-I-M-H-M-l"!"! 1 I-H-H
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ALASKA. DIVISION NUMBER 1.
AT JUNEAU.
N*. S47-A. NOTICE aad ORDER.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaiuiitf.
v*.
TEc Estate o t HENRV CROSS,
D*c?ai??a, aud E. W. PETTI i', a*
C.erk oi the tuued Siatec> D>s
Ok*. C?ur; for uic i>.&iri<.t 01
AiaM ?. U?\i?io>ii .\uuiimr Oue,
Dafeudaals.
YtHEKEAS, t_e U ailed siiai??> oi
Aku.oi {or the District oi Alaska, i
CtTi*fc)w Number One, bat aia^. auU
It ?sl an uiforiuauou .a the abov e ui
Wj?4 oau*e, alle^m* u?at Henry
croas died *i?u.siaic, ai skdk**), A1
uu, ou or ai/oni the 7th day oi No
vMuber, Isul, lea\ ui^ an a?.
Saaa?a>, ut Ska??a) i'reUuct, i ?
?!*?>? .Nuuilx_r Oat, UuHrRi ox -U
bit, of One iiuuuruu Twenty-eight
Do'iara ana seventy cents iJi-^.70).
?nd Uit Mid deceased loll no lie tri
or other poraon eutitleu to sa,u
Vont*. but That the Mine has f*>. heat
?d to and become the properly ol
U? I a;U\i Stales, and that said
m.ui ia uovk on deport with said E.
W. Petut as Clerk of the District '
Court lor the District of Alaska, Di
vision NusiL>?r Ouc, aud whereas,
Mid information prays that the said
?taiu of money be adjudged aud de
creed to be tbe lawful property of
the t ailed Slates, tbe plaintiff here
to;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS OR
LFRED. that ail persons interested
?n tbe said estate, moat), or prop
? j. be and appear before the above
et tilled Court, at Skyway, Alaska,
and show cause, If any they ha\e,
oa or before the ftflh (5) day of Aug
ust, A. D. 1911, why the title to the
?aid estate, money, or property shoul
rot vest la the tailed States, the
pls'ntiff herein
AND IT IS URTHKR ORDERED,
that this Notice and Order be pub
U bed for six consecutive weeks la
tho Skagway Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published In
Sk*?w*y Precinct, District of Alaska
Dated this 11th day of May. X D.
mi. THOMAS R LYONS,
District Judge,
rirst publication May 15, 1911.
Lact publication June 27, 1911.
Attorrvty*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Altomtjf-At-Law
P. O. Bua K. Juneau. Alaska
H. ?- L? FKVRE
Attorney- At-L?w
Daotiata.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modarn Methoda.
Opan E??nlag*.
Cffic* Hoar*: US a. m. 1-6 p. m.
tmhii Butldln*. ? Broadway.
?K AG WAY, - - . ALASKA.
Daatal SuppiU*.
M. f. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Daakra In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
I4*4S Caotnu Seattla, Walk.
Ud?rs by mail or cable will re
oaiva prompt attention. Catak>gu<
aa ragu?sc
Mualc Taacnara.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Taachar of
P I A N ? FORTE
Special Tarma tar a Limited
Number ot Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN*? MAIN ST.
Knctavers
HL P. M. BIRK1NBINK
ENGINEER
U. a. Daputy Land and Mlnara
?J Surveyor : ?
Pollay Bid* Halnaa, Alaska
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.
A goodly number of young people
iuo last evening at the Methodist
> ,'urch. and a Young people's So
i!cty was organized. The following
officers were elected: President,
Mr. Snow; vice-president, Ralph
1'oyal; vice-president, Miss Hopper;
secretary, Miss Liddicoat; treasurer.
Miss Kriedenthal Neils P. Hanson
v.rs elected care taker, and Mr.
sno? is to have charge of the
uisic. Sunday evening at seven
? Vk.ck was fixed upon as the time
for the devotional meeting.
The Jefferson w-ill arrive tonight
at 1 o'clock and will sail south at
tn:ee.
Mrs. L. S. Keller left for Carcross
this morning, where she will \ isit
for a few da vs.
The Georgia arrived from Juneau
at 11 o'clock last night and sailed on
ih return trip ai. S this morning.
The Princess Royal passed Ketchi
nia at 1 o'clock this afternoon, and
?nP arrive here tomorrow afternoon.
POR SALS ? SEWING MACHINE in
good condition, enquire of Mrs. F.
l>oree. 3U
ONE PLACE
NO SECOND CHOICE FOR REPAIR
WORK.
If you want a watch or a clock
f;xtd or any other repair work you
!*ave to have done there is only one
' , .<?ce for you and that is our re
pair department. There is no sec
?*id choice. W'e make AS GOOD AS
NEW; we absolutely GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION ; wo do work
promptly.
We make eyes as good as new,
r.l-o. at least, we fit your eyes with
glasses that will make them young
B. No charge for examination
\\> carry everything in the jewelry,
novelty and souvenir line. Come and
j S'V J. 1KUTA,
Jeweler and Optician.
FIRE SALE1 FIRE SALEl
WOOD TO BURN
iood Dry Planking ror Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
See ? H ERB TAYLO R? Phone
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around ail Jay with *a achiu,
tank;
Can't rest at aight;
hlaoiigii to make any one "give
ou-"
Doan's Kidney Pill* will give re
a?-*e<i life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is couv lacing proof that this
is mo:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
Oakland, Cal., Bays:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
haa been thoroughly proven to me
aDd consequently 1 have no hesita
t oc in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
in my back and 1 believe the trouble
?u caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
ney Pills ha^e been used by a mem
I'W of our family with the best of
rfwjlts, 1 was advised to try them.
Mrch to my gratification they proved
to be just what 1 required, driving
away my aches and pains and Improv
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
that they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
conta. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sate agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
| take no other.
[NEW SYSTEM
I ON WHITE PASS
Tor the accommodation of the
traveling public, a new system is to
be inaugurated In toe conduct of
! ti?fc section houses between here
and Whitehorse on the \V. P. and
Y. Route.
Hereafter, n. ushers will be furn
ished with m.?al and bunk tickets up
cu the payment of the purchase price
a the depot 'n Skagway, and all
thofe In charge of the eating houses !
%\ ng the line are instructed to give j
iv:iMng excep* for these tickets. |
which are redeemable at face value j
.1' any time at either terminal.
j The eating house at Bennett Is |
to l>e entirely remodelled, tables tak
i ing the place of the counter, and a !
1> i ger stop w'"' be made there fori
km als.
Another thing for the betterment !
if the road will be a system of boxes,'
one at each station, for the pur- !
pose of receiving suggestions from
he patrons t the road as to need- j
id improvements, each one of !
which will receive careful consider- j
This_ system is being used i
on many roads in the States, and !
Is meeting with great success.
Mr. Dickeson, vice-president of the i
White Pass, who returned from !
\V hltehorse last night, stated that
iii.*ny more Improvements and re- j
forms would be made In the operat- j
lag of the road from time to time
and that the comfort and acoommoda- J
'.ion of the patrons of the road
would be the first consideration of
the management at all times.
"We are out for the business," said ;
Mr. Dickeson, "and the best way to j
gf that. Is by accommodating our j
pvrons. and doing everything possi- ;
bic for their welfare, while they j
ar* traveling on the lines of the;
NEWS NOTES
OF WHITEUSE
(Special Correspondence.!
WHITKHORSE, June 12? W. A.
iuid aud party, consisting of Mrs. ,
IVuesa, Mrs. Mlchaelis, Mrs. Reid 1
and baby, and Wm. Brown, got
3 way in fine shape Saturday night
o:i their trip down the river. Every
lh ng was n ship shape and the en
tire party in good health and spirits.
The Selkirk will clean up the
town tomorrow - and all the passen
gers north bound will have gotten
a. way. Whttehorse has been a busy
burg for the past few weeks and as
a nsult every one 's wearing a
contented look.
j The last of the road gangs got
a** ay today when Wm. Dennewoth
and his crew left on the Dawson,
j They will go as far as Carmacks
?iiid then work back toward Whlte
lioric.
Many of the travelers took ad
vantage of their stop here to in
cline in fishing near the rapids and
many fine catches of fish were
bought to town. The weather has
been ideal, cool and calm.
A GOOD WAY
10 ADVERTISE
Jack Cann has devised one of the
best advertising schemes yet an
nounced. He is taking rich ore
specimens from which the gold
sparkles from every side and is mail
.nj them by simply pasting on one
side a small p'ece of paper on which
Mi- address can be written and the
s'amps attached. In one corner he
writes: "Return to Jack Cann, Val
drt, Alaska." Every newspaper In
every town in the etates where one
of these is received will announce
the receipt and the party receiving
It can be his own judge of what
\aldez is producing.
Al' the postal authorities require
is that the sharp points of the j
specimen be ground off so that it
* i'l not interfere with other mail
matter. ? V&Jdoz M iner.
BARNETTE ON
(Special CorroRponder.ee.)
Among- the passengers leaving on
the Dawson Saturday night *?s
Cap'. K. T. Rarnptte. who is on his
way to Fairbanks.
To a representative of The Alas
kan Capt. Barnette said "Much has
been said concerning my connection
with the closing of the Washington
.lua Alaska Hank at Fairbanks, and
my trip in 'o Fairbanks last winter
was to guarantee the depositors
payment In full of their deposits
cud 1 put up my entire holdings as
such guarantee and since then 1 have
been trying to dispose of the Gold
'tar Lumber Co., which Is one oi
the largest assets of the bank but
c^'ing to the depressed condition of
the lumber market at I he present
t.mt- ha\e been unable to do so. altho
we have received offers for this
pr< j erty but no what w< consider
its value.
"1 have negotiations under way for
the sale of my Mexico holdings and
vould have had the sale completed
w? re It not for the insurrection
which has temporarily delayed the
dca' and now since the war is end
ed down there will complete the
sale from which 1 shall receive
enough cash to pay off the deposit
ors in full, which 1 intend to do.
and 1 hope to have it done in time
to make the settlement before the
close of the present season.
' While I was <-onnected with the
bank for some time, 1 am not in
any way legally responsible for its
I Is. but would rather make all
the deposits good out of my own
pocket than have any concern which
I Lave been so closely connected
wt' v causc a loss to friends and
ni ghbors who had placed confidence
in the institution."
Captain Barnotte expresses great
confidence In the quart* properties
>si the Fairbanks district and pre
f<rure.
1 HEIR IN
HOLE FAKILY
Mrs. E. A. Kindcll is in receipt of
a postal ffom Mrs. Brown, mother
oi Mrs. Vorn Holt, announcing the
birth of a 6 1-2 pound son and heir.
Oil the 3rd. Mrs. Brown states that
n-.other and baby are doing well.
Hud that she has hopes of the re
covery of the father. The baby has
n ii yet been named.
Millard Royal left on this morn
ing's train for Whitehorse. where he
<vil, take a position as fireman on
tne Yukon river Steamer Canadian
for the summer.
According to word received In this
o'ty from John Minkove, at Douglas,
Mr. Minkove Is in business for him
self at that place, and enjoying
health and prosperity.
If you want a watch that you
can be proud of ? carry a
WalthamWatch
The Waltham has boon awarded
highest honors at every Interna
tiona) Exposition and has taken
every Gold Medal offered in
America since IS 75 ?
"It's Timr }'ou Owned a H'altham."
Pon't buy a watch before t?Ifc
in* with ??. Complete *??>rt
tnent of Wdthai i Wttthc* in all
fr.de*.
H. D. KIRMSE
Pioneer
Jeweler
Skagway :: Alaska
Only Om "BROMO QUININE," that Is *y , A On
Laxative from* Quinine yg ^ ^
Cures ? Cold in On? D*y , Crip in 2 Day* w if V?- ?a^
ARE SHOWING
GLASS GOODS
C W. Ask Ik Sons, th?> up- tod* to
ir.<-r(hants of Skarway h*re on dis
play n Itoautlfnl line of *>?!*? *ar?> in
thr?r show window* on Broadway.
Tai? store not only carrW frla**war*.
but has onf> of the tarjfPM grocery
sink* in tht> North, and I* one of
he proRrf*alve firm* thai helps to
m tain Skajtway* repntatlon and
? nnmerciai standing.
D. McAllister, arrired on tt><>
lYineess May from VanrooreT and ;
.vifl b>' employed during the wimmer
'r. tlie Canadian Cnstoros office a?
irs pl?v.
*? tm c?on?r OBfcoot of
I'M chlHcoot Cmmtf waa tn port
for th* pwpw af g*>^ivc 'i*ft
ft'u.f'R tor tbn fl*h!n* *<??*on
ll about to h#*ln.
Ol?C?IMINAT?NO LAO'E*.
fsnt*1 f r ?4iif IV?rpf*Mr m ?(
Tfw> tadfe* who h*r? ?)?*-! ?T??h nV#
'fcrptrW ?p*ak of tl (n th? MfftMat
trr ma. for It* itifr* aflVct m <"t**?r>?lTX
??-att> ef "tunrtrnfT atM ?t?o for f?? ?*?
a? * f*W?l Tw?fr <fr???Kir If
- - kr- tft* ?eaip t?i rm* ?m !t
that ff<-hln* wTHrh AtMrnff Wll
""?Vn'l fT?rp*i-M? affertlro' "!?*<
rtvlrnff. a* I' 't*a?Hj? tt?? r?rm that
it Tti? mm* r?TT> in*" Mfr ??
f?!I o?t and later haMn?**: h> kflttnir ft
*, ptt*r* hafr ^ttf? r^r^t*
i?l,tni<r( If hi *Nw an frair Jtr*?
Hc for II !*??? an arinto-rif I." <-h?rm t?
iv fc?'r tfit !? <twt?? KMMffn 3oM
' t 'll UBtltK Srtrf Hk*. I"1 ihaW
for to T)h> RrrpWdr Co.. r>a
""Mt. Mir*.
Ob# Dollar Vvtthw r*r?nf^!.
W?. nrtot, A rant. ?noMr?*f
RjaCORSETS
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This model illustrated i? pfij^-jally
designed for medium figure*.
Its modern construction will pro
duce a graceful effect,.
Heavy boned arid reinforced front
Price - - $2.00
This cnt opjxwite shows all
the newest feature* of advanced
coivetry.
The suppleness and grace of
its design, the quality of its
material commend it to all wo
men who appreciate the imj>or.
tance of a perfect corset.
This Model , $4.00
l. A. HARRISOiV & CO.
Store Open Evenings
Phone 55
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. W. SCSMAN, Pf?c.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The larpes? and best conducted dairy in Alaska
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* on Whit* Fiiw * Yukon Rnnt?.
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - AUtka
OLDEST BANK IN .ALASKA
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of Skagway Firms And Individual#.
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at the
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