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A Delicatessen
Window display
^ These hot days art1 picnic days ami wf have prej>ared
J. your lunch for you. Von can select it in a hnrry
j get your stock for
camping
C. W. Ask & Sons
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i>. the *a.?i i?ute, luonoj'. or prop
? jr. be and *ihh<*t beiore the above
ot titled ioutl ai Ska*,w , Alaska,
a&d shorn -1UH, u a?o L?e.v haw,
Oa uf before the i'..ui <j> a a) of Au?
Us A. D. 13U, %hy the title to the
*?ute, tnotiev . or property shoul
lot vest iu the I aiteU States, Ui<
p a attft H?Tfio.
and IT IS H RTHKR OKDivRhiU,
Ul*t L..? Nouee aUU 01'uef be pub
i-> hid lor sa MMtviitise ?>.eks u
t&s. Skat,**' Aiaskaa, a newspaper
ot general - in ulalion, published in
tki^aay ITev .net, Distru t ot Alaska.
Dale*! tikis lltti da? ot Mai, A. D.
1*11. THOMAS R. LYONS,
District Judge.
tVit pubJc*tioiL May la, l?ll.
? "? {MibLjaLi'Q Ju:.e ??, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDi^
Attomay*
ROYAL A- GUNNISON
Attcrnsy-AULaw
P a Be? B. Juneau. Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney- At- Law
OmUM
OR. L. ?. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modarn Method*.
Open KT?alas*
CC&oa Hours. *-12 a. ai. i-i p. m.
* i>?tm Building, ? Broad ?as
SKAGWAY, ? ? ALASKA.
Suppi.t*
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealara la ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
S4*?2 C antral BM&., Seattle, Wash
Ord?rs by mail or cabie will re
?atv* prompt aUoatioa. Catalogue
ai. r*4u?*L
liBtllMUft
H. P. M. B1RK1NB1NE
ENGINEER
U. ?> Oaputy Land and Minara
? : Surveyor : ?
Follay Bide. Hauwia, Alaska
Mualc Taachar*.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
T?ach?r o t
P I A N ? FORTE
Special Terms tor a Limited
Numtwr of Becin Tiers
EIGHTH AVE. AN* MAIN ST.
A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
l'Ue uioi-t appropriate aud at the
aauit- uiuc lu? uio?i aunvtiit sou*
one ma> lane tiWB Ami>Ka, is
Uiai which was lusuuuicuiat lu tocttv
siug uie aiuuiion of the entire
wortu ou c*ur gr^at country.
kwr ?mc? the magic year o( 181*7
gold has jh ..red from the creeks and
ooaches of Alaska au<l beeu convert
ed iulo inouey rwiiWuM tulo uiwaoii?.
Heaco Ute sight 01 fcoiu iiukt milli
on or mountou at ouce directs ones
aitud to Uiv lanu of the midnight sun.
U hat more appropriate then, than
i>Uv k ot nuKKi'i jeweiery, either as
.1 tra.uiv for the beauUlut masiodou
v?ry, stauieu by Ute countless years
A has euuureu, or uuggei-s joiued iu
? ?ham work b\ a skilled artisan. A
jrooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
?i'lls the story of the mad rush to
<-h? Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewckTy Is in reality an iavotUMnt
.n as article that cannot depreciate
se< ins to be daw Ding upon the vis
tors to the Northland and the sales
;ire rapidly increasing in this line
.4 goods.
H. 1>. Kirmse has made a study ot
th? art of niuget jewelery mounting,
vn<2 has the finest display of the
'yellow metal" e\ er gathered to
gether In one salesroom
Pvb?criN> for tli* DaUj Alaskan.
SCIENC! PREVENTS B.M
rile t nial l.frm *?d ll? Hfiut i; \r
!'??? of
Tt hi the fa rest thins In tlM Vftnl f
* ? I." t>e ??? nartly N?M. >
*hw hair is not dead at the root , o>
eWIe, ' ne w scalp antiseptic. Her?
' V <Vstreys the irenn that cuts the '
t tv..t;rfsnd deans the seal"* ?
landrufT and leaves It in a perfe I
r>e;. nv condition. Mr. Atsnnctt, in
Manrland Rlock. Rutte. Mont . w
ire!' NaM. Tn less than a month !).
?Me had removed the enemies of '
crowth, and nature did Its work hv
?rtriir his heaJ with thick hair an i
and in six weeks he had a r. -
t of hair. Sold by loading dmtsi t
Vnd >V tn stamps for sample to T1
I?- iic : rvtr. 'L. Mtch.
Orse Dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wn BrtK, SpedaA Acent, Skagwaj
7HJE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
many a citizen or alaska.
.?round ail .1aj with aa actiin,
kick;
Cant real at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou_"
IVan ? Kidney Pilis will give re
at*ed life.
They iriil cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
is so:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
OUiland, Cai., says:
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
^aa been thoroughly proven to me
ai>d consequently 1 have no hesita
. oc in recommending them. About
:vo years &co 1 suffered from pains
.a my back and 1 believe the trouble
caused by excessive running of
' the sewing machine. As Do&n's Kid
:.e? Pills have been used by a mem
wr of our family with the best of
remit*. I was advised to try them.
Mvch to my gratification they proved
a> be just what 1 required, driving
iway my aches and pains and improv
ng my health. 2 have kept a supply
n the house since then, knowing
Uw they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
Tor sale by all dealers. Price 50
ocnta. Poster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
' taka no other.
10 WILL BE
IDE GODDESS?
?
The Goddess of Liberty contest
I goes merrily along, but Anna Tanker
ley is far In the lead. There are five
<lays to vote, and bo It Is too early
I to make any predictions, but time
will tell.
The candidates and their standing*
are as follows:
Anna Tankesley ..66
KXlna Black 10
l>olla Raputzl . 8
iJladys Kirmse 8
I Mildred Ward 7
Kdith Liddicoat 6
Martha Ftledenthal 6
Mary Carton ?. 6
Rernice Dahline 6 '
Lena White 6
Kthel Weste 4 I
Lorraine Sundeen 3
Miss Rosie Dortero has withdrawn.
is goingI
NEW CODNTRY
R. McKee, who is taking a hoist
ing and pumping plant to the O'Don
nell river at the South end of Atlin
Lake, arrived on the Jefferson and
left for the interior on the train this
morning.
The plant Mr McKee is taking In
is a new idea in the line of mining
machinery, and it is suitable for win
ter or summer work.
Mr. McKee is the discoverer and
first locator on McKee Creek, in the
Atlin District, one of the richest
??reeks in the whole district.
Herb Young, a partner of McKee,
was an arrival on the last Princes#
May, and accompanied Mr. McKee
on the train this morning.
PRINCESS ENA ARRIVES.
The Princess Ena arrived In port
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning with
U'O cattle, 220 sheep and six hogf
Tho Ena also has 400 tons of freight,
including two large boilers and 4000
sacks of oats for the Yukon Gold
Company, at Dawaon. She will sail
soutb some time tonight.
IS
Chas H. Wells and Miss Mollie
Pratt were married at 10 o'clock last
| n i iht at the Congregational church
by the Rev. Mr. Henderson.
The couple are former residents
and have a wide circle of friends. ?
V:Udei Prospector.
Miss Pratt is well known in Skag
way, as she spent the most of the
winter of 1909 here.
fit fore you stampede, get your
. ifttion Notice?, Placer or Quartt,
r,-rn the Daily Alaskan. tf
Putting Hi? Foot In It.
Guest (to hostess at private tbeatrl
orlsl? Madam. you played your part
splendidly. It (Its you to perfection.
Hostess? rm afraid not. A young
ard pretty woman Is needed for that
pj rt.
Guest? Oh. but, madam, you have
;?sltively proved the contrary. ? Bos
I ton Transcript.
Its Clou.
"How do you like my new hat? Isnt
it a darling*- Only SIO!" exclaimed a
?Irlighted lady to her husband.
"Great Scott: Tou said the hat*
conkl be Imught at from $2.50 up."
' Yes. dear: this Is one of the nps!"
Mild Exaction*.
"Bliggens says he loves his work."
"I should think he would. He's one
of the men whose work leaves ttaom
:il>ont half the day to play golf."?
Washington Star.
Fominlno Economy.
Mrs. Knicker? The lobster she ate
cost her a hundred dollars In doctor's
bills. Mrs. Booker? And abe only ate
it to keep it from going to wast*"k
Harper's Bazar
JSP SENTENCES
AN AMERICAN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TOKIO, Japan, June 26? The fed
oral court here parly thin afternoon
found John Atkins, an American se*
man on the cruiser Saratoga, guilty
of killing another bluejacket. At
kins was Immediately sentenced by j
the Judge to five years In the fvderal
prison.
TOWN TALK
E. J. Llddlcoat, whose leg wi
broken recently by a fall. Is report
ed as progressing nicely.
John Bonanca, who ha* been in
town for the past week, left on th<
train today for Caroross.
Captain Charles Allger returned to
Skagway on the Jefferson, afte*
spending the winter on the outside.
A great many of the residents of
the town are spending every spare
minute In the hills and on the water
during the fine weather we are hav
ing at the present time.
There will be a meeting of the In
dependence Pay Central Committer,
at 7:80 this evening, for the purpose
of completing the arrangements for
tie celebration on July First.
An eight pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dickson, of
Bennett at the White Pass hospital,
at 1:30 this afternoon. Dr. (labie
and nurse Molly Mills were in at
tendance.
A number of tourists, who are so
journing in Skagwav, left on the
train this morning for Denver Sta
tion, from where they will gonp the
Kast Pork and will probably climb
j Denver Glacier.
John L. Abrams, for several years
j past in the U. 8. Customs service
I and stationed at Ketchikan, arrived
i on the Jefferson on his way to
I iOagle, where he will be stationed
| this summer.
JEFFERSON IN AND OUT.
I Carrying 79 passengers, the Jeffer
I son came in at 4 o'clock y**U?rday
J morning, and left at 2:05 In the af
| ternoon with about tl?e same number.
| She also brought W tons of freight
for this port Of the 45 round trip
pers on the Jefferson, 42 availed
themselves of the opportunity to go
as far as Bennett on the special
train which was run for their bene
fit
THE
SHOW
TONIGHT ? EVERT NI6MT
PROGRAM.
Monday and Tuesday, June 26 and 27.
1. Clown's Big Mammoth Can.
2. Nicholas on a Vacation Trip.
8. After FVrar Generations ? A Oar
son Drama.
4. Dooley Referees the Biff Fight,
When you aee the show you will
come again.
Wednesday and Thursday, June 28-29.
1. The Ace of Heart* ? Imp film
and a good one.
2. The Legend of The Good Night?
A good one.
3. Wanted to Marry a Hero. ? Oood
Comedy.
4. The Out Cast Heroine.? Yon Will
like it
The place where everybody goes.
PH. and Sat., June 30 and July 1.
1. Carnival at Nice ?
Marriage of a Prench Soldier ? A
good comedy.
2. Reward for a Kiss? Comedy.
The Fbrced Loan. ? Drama
3. The Broken Oath ? Imp film one
of the beat.
4. The Excursion to Montreal.
The Sulphur Mines.
A Graphic Picture. f
Our show is always good. \
Admission Only:
Children 10c ? General Admission 25c
Door'* open at 8 o'clock, first
show starts at 8:80 o'clock. )
YANKEE UBS
CHEER IRISH
(By A lank ft !<???? Ri.roan)
QUEBNSTOWN, Ireland. Jon* 2?~'
Th?- Amwknn bntt?**M|* low*. In
diana and MaaaachwM'tt* are ItIm
in tho harbor h*"m, hnrln* arrlvod
j-f^t^rday morn inf. At a ilMl ittW
(riwn In IhHr honor by tfco Trlah
iaat nijtht. ih# Am?rtcan "taw" Inn
tlljr oheorod tho frlah aa a nation
Mr* J R flay, of AtHn, who hn*
boon In iho WhHo Paaa hospital for
tho past olovon month*, loft for hor
homo on thia mnrnlrtf'o train. nnwh
Improved In hoaJth.
ONE PUCE
*o tecowo choice ron
WO*K.
ft yva wtMit * wat^b o r ? clock
Ami or Mr ?*k?r r?p?(r w^rt 700
! h*fp to h?T# 4noo in only o?#
1 1 - ' I r yorj ?nd Owt t? o?r re
pair deportment T*or# in no ?*?
"*? ^ho<r* Wo fiutko AH 'iOOto AR
XKW; ?r# OI ARxVTIK
?\TtRFACTIO?l; ?? *> *<*k
wnwptlf
W> molt# ?r*? a* *t*H m n*?.
;aN; At loMl. ?? fH four ?M
j *U?f* thot *fl a*aln? th?ni r<mt?
n?vr?. Ho char** for :?t?rr,! nation
W? rurry Wfyttfcm lo tfc? j#w?lry.
?ikI ao?THrtr K?* IW mH
?v J. IKUTA,
J*w*|#r wl OptiHan
The Little Things for the
Summer Dress
Especially New and Dainty are the
Waist 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' g to un otherwise plain wai*t,.
WE DESTRE YOUR INSPECTION
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open livening* Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy jj
M. f. MIMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
*
TT)? lartT*' b**' conducted d*irr in Al**kV '? ~ v (
Daily ShipmenU of Pure Milk and Cream
T" *?l point* <*i WhWr P*?* * Ifcwit*.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, * Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN jAkASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Accounts
of Skagway Firm* And Individual*
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