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Gallon Cans 60c
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iN TUB UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT SVK THE DISTRICT OK
Ai-ASKA. D. VISION NUMBER I,
?T JUNEAU.
Na. Miti. NO 1 ICE ana ORDER.
UNITED STATEa uf AMERICA.
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C.?C4 w the Luited iun-ot Du>
<ik? t<Mft to r the District of
Aiaaka. Division Number Oue,
jJelendiuits.
U HEREAS, U.k L sU??a ol
?u.ti ice ivi the iL>idUi>.i of Alaska,
Nuiebwt Uuv, ti-u: uiatkiv auii
!?**? ait iiUoiu iu the above en
UUim oaoft?v aiiutiu^ Unit lieur>
iross tUeii uUvsUU. a t Skagaay, A1
a&sa, ou or about the . U? ua> ot No
\?uib?r, l^uL, leaving au estate ai
akagwa>, i& ^ka?wao l'rociuct, Dt
vuuou NiilUbcT Oilt, District oi At
ata*, ol Oii? liuOuli-U lwouij eigui
IX. mt* am. veals (J 12$. TV),
? ~d that said deceased led uo heirs
or other |>t-r?ou entitled to said
k.AMit^, but thai Uu MUiv has oecheai
?si to auu t?ecouie uie proper ij oi
U)? luiteu dva^o, *au that said
?t in is uow \A deposit uith said E.
>\ . PetUl as Clerk of Ute Distric I
Court for the District of Alaska, Di
vision Nuuilnst One. and wnereas,
said information prays that the said
?i,iu ot rnouev oe anjudged aud de
or?-ii to be the lawful property of
th? I utled states, the plaintiff here
U;
NOW. THKKE*\)RE. IT IS OK
I K KE1>. that all persons interested
Ui the sa*d . stale, money, or prop
? y. be and appear before the above
titled Court, at Skaguay, Alaska.
and aho? cause, If any they have,
ob or before the fifth (5) day of Aug
est, A. D. Idll. why the title to the
said MiaUv, money, or p ropery shoul
tot vest in the Untied Stales, the
pis atift herein.
AND IT IS HRT1IEK ORDERED,
t&at this Notice and Order be pub
L? hed for six consecutive weeta In
?h, Skagway Alaskan, a newspaper
ot general circulation, published In
&ks??ay ITecinct^ District of Alaska.
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
ml. THOMAS R LYONS,
District Judge
First pubocai*>a May 15, 1911.
1 -f publi-atina June 27, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AUomsy -AVLsw
P. a ?* K. Juneau. Alaska
H. ?. LE FEVRE
Attarnsfr - At-Law
IMtta
OR. L. I. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Mod arc MaUtoda.
Open gyntng*
CCQc* Hours: >-12 a. m. 14 p.m.
ikafrSTi Buitflag, Broadway
? KAGWAY, ALASKA.
Dwotai Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? J>*alws to ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
liU] Owtml Bid*., s?t? Ule, WuH
U<k*g by nuu. or cable will re
aaiva prompt attention. Catalogut
aa nqoMt.
Kntfaeers
EL P. M. BIREIXBINK
ENGINEER
U. Ik Deputy Land and Mlnwa
? : Survayer
PoOay Biig Haiaea. Alaska
Music T Mcn?rv
MISS M. G. HIND SHAW
Taacfcar of
PI AN# FORTE
fipeciaJ Terms k.- a Limited
Nbmlw of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. AN5? MAIN ST.
II PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
The niofit appropriate and at the
saute time the uiost attractive sou
venir one may take from Alaska, is
that which was instrumental in focus
sing the attention of the entire
world on our great country.
Kver since the magic year of 1897
gold has poured from the creeks and
beaches of Alaska and been convert
ed into money reckoned into millions.
Hence the sight of gold either mint
ed or mounted at once directs ones
miud to the land of the midnight sun.
What more appropriate then, than a
piece of nugget jewelery, either as
a frame for the beautiful mastodon
ivory, stained by the countless year*
it has endured, or nuggets Joined in
ehain work by a skilled artisan. A
brooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the story of the mad rush to
the Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewelery is in reality an investment
in an article that cannot depreciate
seems to be dawning upon the vis
itors to the Northland and the sales
?tre rapidly increasing in thia line
of goods.
H. IV Kirmse has made a study of
the art of nugget Jewelery mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal'* aver gathered to
gether in one salesroom
AIRMAN'S ADVENTUROUS FLIGHT.
A map showing the route of Pierre
Vedrine In his recent aeroplane
Hight from Paris to France appears
in the July number of Popular Mech
anics Magazine. Vedrine encountered
all the difficulties an airman can
meet in a journey through the air.
driving his monoplane over high (
mountain ranges as well as level
plains, across an arm of the sea as
w-eli as over forest and stream. Oac?>
he was attacked by an eagle in mid
air and at another time his machine
gnued the edge of a cliff.
QUICK DELIVERX PHONE ?0.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
| ipon short eat notice day and night.
H. FRJEIDENTH AL,
THE 8TRUOCLB DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around all Jay with aa achla?
b*ck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to mak? any on* "(Ire
ou_"
Poan'a Kidney Pilla will give re
ntned Uf?i
1 bey will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney UL
Here is convincing proof that this
is so:
Mra H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St.
Oiiland. Cel., eajra:
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently 1 have no hesita
t'ou in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
in my back and I believe the trouble
nas caused by excessive running of
U>e Bewing machine. As Doan's Kid
u(,t pilla have been used by a mem
t>w of our family with the beet of
remits, 1 was advised to try them.
Urch to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
Uui? they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
ocata Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
taka do otter.
CASTLE KERN
TO BE OPENED
Castle Kern, standing on the most
' picturesque spot In all Alaska, is to
j be thrown open to the public tomor
j row morning, Mrs. Pullen the pro
prietor having made arrangements to
this effect.
| This will be the first season under
i the present management and pre
jvarat tons have been made to cor j
; tinue the popularity of this famous j
! mountain resort. It is the hope of j
I the present owner to realize th< ? j
I dream of the founder of the noted j
: tog castle, Mr. Peter Kern, (who !
spent ten thousand dollars in mak j
Ing this beauty spot for Skagway.i
place it on a paying basis from a J
financial point of view, which without
doubt will result from the excellent j
management of the present owner.
Mrs. FVuer will have charge of j
the chalet on the hill and will b> I
prepared to serve refreshments an<i
lodgings to all visitors.
The collection of small cabins ami .
tents will house quite a colony. Thosf '
who may chance to prefer this sor' j
of life will be delighted with the at
commodations offered for a sojourn j
among the grand works of nature I
The main building has many room>
splendidly furnished and equipped for |
those who prefer hotel life.
TOWN TALK
SUworttM tor Um fttllj Alaskan.
O. H. Bernard, of Fairbanks, left
on this morning's train for the In
terior.
Th?re will be a meeting o( the 4th
of Ji.ly committee tonight at the
C iv Hall at 7 80.
?
There will be a meeting of the
KV>urth of July general committee at
7:30 this evening in the City Hall.
P. F. W. Lowle, agent of C. P. R.,
reports that the Princess Royal will
be In Skagwav at 4 a. m. tomorrow.
Kmmctt McKanna, the Juneau
traveling man. arrived on the Seattle
and is displaying his wares to the
Ska* way merchants.
The Jefferson left Ketchikan at ft
o'clock this morning, and is duo here
early Sunday morning with a load of
excursionists.
l*afe Spray took a trip up the can
yon this morning for the purpose of
inspecting one of the numerous
quart* ledges in that direction.
\V. L. Collier, cashier of the North
ern Bank and Trust Company, Is jn
the city on his way to the Iditarod
on business for the bank, which has
a branch at that place.
Stanley Stott. 88 years old, who
I has resided in the Atlin district
since '95*. arrived last night on his
, way outside. Mr. Stott bears the
distinction of being the oldest Odd
I FVllow in the world.
Miss Heinricks and Miss Jager,
two young ladles who are touring
the north, returned from Atlin yes
terday afternoon on the train and
will leave for the south on one of
the first boats.
There will be a special meeting to
night of the mother camp of the Arc
tic Brotherhood, for the purpose of
assisting some cheechaoon over the
trail. Among those who hare sig
nified their intention of lending a
helping hand are such old timers as
Brothers Dr. Moore. Wm. L. Collier,
I Struthers. Fred Rosenberg. Falcon
i loslin, l.Afe Spray, J. S. Cowan. O.
| H. Bernard and Emmett McKanna.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN SKAG
WAY POST OFFICE.
,
Unclaimed letters remaining In
Skagwav pootoffice, June 22, 1911.
Bertin. Ed. (Card.)
Dunn. Mr. D. C.
Miller. H. L.
Pierce, Mr. Frank (Card.)
j Ray, Mr. James (Card.)
A. E. Kindell, Postmaster.
NOTTCE. ' (
j To Members of White Pass Ath
jletic Ctofa:
The annual meeting of the White
Pass Athletic Club will be held at
the Club Rooms on Fourth Avenue
at 8 a. m., Saturday, June 24.
This meeting is called for the pur
pose of electing FOUR members of
the Board of Trustees.
This meeting 1s also called for the
purpose of hearing the annual re
port of the present Board and for
such other business as may properly
come before this meeting.
G. H. Miller, President
"Having lived in pear* for a cen
tury without & gun turned either way
or a fortress along our entire bound
ary, and suffered reciprocity in di?
advantages, we should now have reci
ciprocity in advantages." said Fred
T. Congdon. member of the Canadian
parliament and former governor of
Yukon territory, addressing a meet
ing held in the Arctic Club last even
ing, on the occasion of the club's
observance of ladies* night.
Mr. Congdon said that the proposed
reciprocity agreement between the
United States and Canada was by no
means a new question, that in the
original agreement for peace between
England and the United States there
was a provision inserted for reci
procity with Canada, but that it wac
found to be beyond the scope given
the arbitrators of the two countries
and that restricted reciprocity relat
ions was provided by the Joy treaty
adopted by the two countries in 17JM
"Nations, like individuals, are in
tordopendent," said Mr. Congdon. "The
United States has now become one
of the great world powers. Canada
Is a young nation. Both are virtnally
republics, because after all we have
a democracy as you have a demo
cracy. and it is for the mutual bene
fit of the two countries that they
should have freer trade relations. We
should have from you what we are
willing to extend, and the best trade
Is that which promotes mutual ad
vantages. You have received some
of our people, and now Canada is
receiving some of your p<?ople, and
the two countries are becoming fast
united by bonds of common Interest*,
and so step by step we should ad
vance for the common welfare.
"But the economic aspect of the
question is not as great, in my Judge
ment," continued Mr. Congdon. "as
it? moral side, for T look forward to
Its being the nvans of insuring en
largement of the great arbitration
treaty, and eventually world peace.1
Mr. Congdon then said that an
nexation was not necessary, that the
United States was large enough, but
that there was never a fairer pact
than that now before the two coun
tries for ratification, and that its
adoption 'would be a great step in
advance for two countries whose
positions now so well correspond -
Seattle P.-!.
I P. TEAM IS
REORGANIZED
A mooting of the baseball team
and its supporters was hold Inst
night at the Whltf* t'as^ Athletic
Club, and a general reorganization
of the team was the result. "SI" Tan
ner was elected manager and Alex
Blanchard was made captain.
At the meeting. It was stated that
a large purse had been hung up for
baseball at Douglas and that another
large one would be g<vm by Haln,v**.
and that the Skagway team had been
Invited to compete for both. Aa the
Douglas celebration will be on the
FOurth, and the Haines celebration
on the Fifth. It la thought that ar
rangements can be made for the
teams to attend both.
coram
III FULL SWING
1 ,
The contest, which is to decldo who
is the roost popular young lady in
the city has started, and soon the
rivalry for the position of Ooddoss
of Liberty will be very keen.
The voting will be conducted as
heretofore and the ballot boxes will
b* open from now until midnight on
Juno 30th.
The ballot box<* are at the busi
ness places of W. J. Bledsoe, Win,
Britt, W. W. Boughton. Tony Dor
tero. Mrs. Rapuixl, Golden North Ho
tel, J. M. Tanner, E. Rlchter, H. D.
Klrmse and the Vienrrti Bakery.
The ballots are worth 10 cents
each, and are sold in tickets of 1, G
or 10 votes.
Only On? "BROMO QUININE"
T tat Is LAXATIVE BROMO QlTIN
IKE. Look for the signature of B
W. GROVE. U??d the World over
to Curs a Cold In On? Day. 25c
I
EXilTl
TO BE HELD
A cMpctittr< ejarolnaUon under
thi> rules of the U. 8 Civil Sfrlw
Commission will be held In til* of
fice of the Steamboat Inspector* at
Jnnean. Alaska, on Auiru*t l<th. com
mencing at 9 o'clock a m. Ewmln
at Ions will be held tor stenographer
and typewriter, apprentice plate print
er, elevator conductor, pre** feeder
and snbclertcal Application blanks
and Instruct lona may be obtained
from Mr. George Stowell, Jnneati,
and applications must he filed beforo
4 .10 p. m. July 20. 1911.
I ONE PLACE
NO SECOND CHOICE fO? ?E*AI?
WOW K.
Tf you want a watch or a clock
i f'xtd or any other repair work y?w
'are to hare done there is only om
j pia?-e for yon end that i# oar re
C?ir department Th?r? f* no ?e<
>n?J choir* We make AS <JOOI) Afl
<EW. we aN*>iote!y GUARANTM
UTI3FACTION; we do wnrk
promptiy.
We make eye* M food m ww,
ril--o ; at leant, we fu yonr eye* with
>tUve? that will make them yonn*
:i W'u. So charge for examtnatk?.
We carry er?rythlnn In th? jewelry,
noTelty and aoorenlr line f'ww and
?-e J. IKTJTA,
Jeweler and 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 .75
Batiste y Poplin and Messaline
Collars
in Dutch and Sailor F.ffeds
some prettily trimmed with applique, and
others with a band ot Helen pink messa
line. These really form a complete trim
ming to an otherwise plain waist.
WE DESIRE YOUR INSPECTION
L. A. HARRISON k CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+??? ?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+??
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy J
H. r. tCIMAN. Poop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" 5
Tho iarsrp?u and conduct**! dairy in Alaftk*. ? ^
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 pnlnw on Whit* P ?? * Tnkoti Boot*.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solid to The Account*
of Skagway Firm* And fndivirfnalR.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCc
DINNER
Everything Clean Jnd
Fin* Cta?
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
there's Vigor and
Strength
In every drop
COWPRNY
t?ttin.