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JUST RECEIVED
Fresh Perishables
On The State Of California
3 Kenuewiek Asparagus
I Green Onions
^ Rhubarb
4. New Carrots
Cucumbers
J Green Peppers
Cabbage
Fresh Tomatoes
Cherries
Gooseberries
Ba nanas
Pineapples
New Potatoes
Green Beans
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LN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COL KT POR THE DISTRICT OK
ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ],
AT JUNEAU
?Nil. S47-A. NOiicik and ORDER.
UNITED Si'ATEij uK AMERICA,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Tke Eslaw ?ji HE.NKi CROSS,
<u E. \\ . PETT1T. a*>
C.w?, \)i lae euilcd Stales Dis
fit' ^.Oui h ?\>> Uk District ot
Ala?a?. Uivuhku Number Ou<.,
DefeuUauu.
v? iiiiiKLAS, u.v Lolled ^iau.vs oi :
A; ?Xac& iv Uit' jUic-Uici oi Alaska,
>i-.u*kt Ouo, has made aud
lied aa i^Xo'i uaUwii iU tao Above cq
Llieu vtku^v, LiAt Ht'lLT)
Clo*j> liivU uinsuii', al Ska^wa>, Al
aska, i. .. v; i? .ic- *v Ujl . lu of So
.. ii'iiWU^ jili v&UU it
i>.,a6*a}, iU rrt?-iucl, Dl
\i^.oii ^uittlKf Vl< , D?striit ot Al
aska, ui One Huuured Tweuty-eight
lViar* Ikiu >oc,l) uuU l$12y7U),
end that ?o..^ icit no heirs
or other pvT?ou entitled u> said
t-onvy, but :ii*l lh. &auie has escheat
e\i to and became the property of
the luiled SUios, and that said
sum uow v_a viiposat \?;th said E.
V.. dj Clerk of the District
^AKiTt lor i ii e Di^Lricl o f Ai<i^k?i, L)<
viiiou -Nan. ?r On*.. and where a,-,
t.a.u iuioroiokiiou prays that the said
sum ol mom . be adjudged aud de
creed to be the lawful property of
lht L'uued Suue-, Uie piaintitt her.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS 0R
IfhED, thai all persons interested
la Uie sa^d state, money, or prop
? y, be and appear before the above
el tilled Co ;rt, at ^kaj;wa}. Alaska,
and show cause, IX any they have,
on or ;jrv fiiih id) day of Aug
ust, A. D. 1 .'11, why the title to the
sa:d esiau , money, or property shoul
n ? \est in tbi United States, the
AND IT IS H'RTHER ORDERED,
tua? this No"v i a:.d Order be pub
llfh. J f ;? .x consecutive weeks In
fh<. Skagiv.u Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published in
Sktgway Precinct, District of Alaska.
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
mi. THOMAS R. LYON'S,
District Judge.
First publication May 15, 1911.
Last publication June 27, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn ey-At-Law
P. O. Box E. Juneau, Alaska
H. 8. LE FEVAE
Attorn ey-At-Lsw
8. tat tv Alaska
Dentists.
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods.
Open Evenings.
Office Hours: &-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Aiaakan Building, ? Broadway.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON <& COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
2-&-S2 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Ciders by mail or cable will re
cslve prompt atiention. Catalogue
on request.
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher oX
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN* MAIN 3T.
Engineers
H. P. M. BiRKINBINE
ENGINEER
VJ. s. Deputy Land and Mlnsra
? : Surveyor : ?
Policy Bldg. - Haines, Alaska
ii.i <11 i-j- r . nil > > > -j
LOST ? One bunch of keys. Kinder
please return lo J. J. Kennedy . 3t.
I.CST A small coin purse of mot
tled green leather, containing a
small amount of U. is. coin ami an
bullish sixpence. Finder will
please return to the Alaskan offic* i
lor reward.
The meals at the Pullen House are
lasurpassed. Have you been over?
L > ery thing the best that the market
af* rds. 50c.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now telling a
big lot of Good Good* at reduced
prices aa they are getting too old
u> hold and sell at a profit. Youra,
tc Herman Grimm
FIRE SALE1 FIRE SALE I
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer use,
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
See ? H E R B T A Y L O R? Phone
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around all Jay with aa achin,
U-ck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-."
Doan'a Kidney Pi 11a will give re
at-*ed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure e v ery kid nay UL
Here i* convincing proof that this
IS so.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
OUilaxd, CaL, says:
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently 1 have no hesita
t'oo. in recommending them. About
two years ago 1 suffered from pains
in my back and 1 believe the trouble
i\u caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best jot
umlts, I was advised to try them
.Vli'ch to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
ing my health. 2 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
Uu! they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
centa Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Nt-w York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take so other.
TRY II
POINTER TO BUYERS OF WATCH
ES AND JEWELRY.
If you want to buy a watch for
><ii i: elf; if you want to buy a pres
ent for the birthday or .a wedding of
k relative or a friend, (a piece of
chaste jewelry is alwaya the very
Lest article ror such purposes) ; or if
v?u want to invest your savings In
diamonds ? they are always worth the
r_onty ? remember that we GIVE
VALUE, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, to
eur patrons, znd we have the choic
est and best selected stock of GOOD
THINGS ia jiie North. Our line is
ccrcplete and our PRICES ARE
HIGHT. Try us once and always be
our customer
We are opticians. W*? test the
tyes and carry the goods they re
quire. We give free examinations,
acd U you do not need our assistance
i* will not cost one cent to find it
out.
Our repair department acts prompt
ly; our workmanship is the best, and
our mottos are: "AS GOOD AS
NEW" and "SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED."
J. IKUTA,
Jeweler and Optician.
COUNCIL MET
LAST NIGHT
The city fathers met last night
at 8:30 all being present except Mr.
Ashley.
The school board reported that
?he current school year was ended
and asked for $730 for salaries and
expenses for the close of the term,
which was granted.
The Committee on Public Works
and Public Property reported the
Pam opposite 10th street was pro
grossing well.
The Treasurer reported $2153.77
on hand above all indebtedness.
Bills to the amount of $464.54 were |
read and ordered paid.
Committee on Fire and Water was
instructed o investigate the need
of and to send for new couplings
for the fire hose.
The acting governor's Flag Day
Proclamation was referred to and
it was decided to recommend to the
people of Skagway. the observance
of the day, June 14th, by the flying
if frags.
Upon motion a committee of three
was appoint* d for the purpose of
arranging for the celebration of the
Fourth of July, and to work in con
J notion with the committees to bo
appointed from the different fra
ternal societies in the city. The oom
I roittee appointed is as follows: Henry
Fr'odenthal, H. Ashley and J. A. Ben
der.
A lengthy and warm discussion of
the contemplated improvements on
1 Hh street, was entered into, but
I nothing was accomplished.
i Council adjourned at 10:15.
Speaking of the present condition
of the Alaska Indians. Archdeacon
Stuck says lha'. the amount of dis
ease which prevails among them ia
deplorable. He attributes this in a
j.' eat measure to the hootch peddlers
on the Yukon and thinks that dras
tic measures should he taken to
isiamp out <h business. The mor
tality among tire Indians is shocking,
and in the opinion of the Archdeacon
it 's only a question of time when
ttey will become extinct. There is
j absolutely no hope for them.
| Archdeacon Stuck thinks that this
j is regrettable, the more so as there
I is no economic reason why the In
i >lian should go. as was the case
I w"L the Indians of the plains. Mr.
Stuck does not believe that there
| will ever be any great demand for
| farming land in the Interior of Al
aska. He says that the talk about
' land waiting for the plow" is stuff
and nonsense to anyone who has
stjdied the matter, and understands
couditions. ? Iditarod Pioneer,
TOWN TALK
The "200" left for Whitehorse this
morning with Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
D ckeson, O. B. Perry, and Joe
Burke as passengers.
The steamer Dolphin is due in
Wrangell some time this afternoon,
and will probably be here Thursday
morning.
Proved.
"Yon nre frightfully extravagant"
"How can you say soT'
"Von spend n lot of money."
"And It lakes n lot of tline to do It"
"And time Is money, so yon nre
doubly extravagant."
Good Chance.
"He has money to throw at the
birds."
"Rich. Is ho:"
"Awfully."
"What are all Ihffl* r-Mplf hanging
rownd him trying t.> do?"
"Trying to make htm hellere that
they are tile !:!ids."
Some Resemblance.
t*n<1. r the sprr :din ; clir-J'.r.ul tree
Th.^ \!il.ig* Jokc?n>!th rlt?
And mnkes. It he haw nny lurk.
His tiring l>v liix Wila.
Ho d K-s no: ; t: c in ;.-n!ve 'V;lg?
l.lko nr.y blukr.ml'h rioi:t.
But still In working ?t his trad#
lie has his hammer out.
Catching U,-.
"What n fool I am!" exclaimed the
husband.
"Just discover it. dear7" said his wife
sweetly.
"Discover what?"
"You always were a year or two be
hind the rest of us."
HEW MANAGER
IS A BOOSTER
Ttat Mr. D'ckeson, vice-president
of the White Pass, is already a
"booster" Tor Skagway and the
Northland la show u by the follows
interview given to a Spokane paper
during a recent ??boosting" trip
torough the western cities:
' After looking over the situation
briefly, " said Mr. Dickeson, "I am
convinced there is a field in and
aicund Spokant- for wu; ? ? busme
fcr our line. I am not ready now
to say what we shall do here, but 1
:<ai sure we should have some repr
(natation. The Alaska travel is as
g,. - or better than it ever was be
fo e, from a tourist's standpoint, and
the development traffic is growing
monthly.
"The fact that we are sending en
piuters into the territory is a re^
ogaitio:1 of some wonderful develop
realize that a well-defined boundary
is now imminent. The line will be
narked by a 50-foot strip cut
th ough the t'mber and mark* d out
ttaougb the rocky portions.
' This boundary right of way will
?>c an attractive feature In Itself
K<i:ce it will be marked by bronze
monuments. It will take 3 years
by present estimate to compl> te
this work ak>n<v
"The increased tourists' travel has
made it necetoary for 'lit steamboat
companies to impTove the steamship
service up the Yukon river, and the
18 passenger boats have been thor
oughly remodeled and re-equipped
w'th berths, mw boilers and all the
aids to comfort.
"It is not generally realized, but
do you know we can operate out
trains in Alaska with practically th*
same ease as the railroads are oper
ntfd through the mountainous sec
t.'ons of this part of the countary
Few people understand this, and
ytt, within a few years, 1 have nc
doubt, Alaska will be a place, of
g?eat attraction and heavy traff"
simply because such modern develop
,*0,000 tourists and travelers visit \1
Mr. IMckeson, w-ho has been con
piesident of the Burlington route
and spokesman for the other bts
railroad chiefs in all matters oi
Alaska road and will direct the
r pending of millions of dollars to d
vek?p the country.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE URuMO QUININE. lh?
world wide Cold and Grip rrniedy re
moves cause. Call for full nair*
Look for signature K. W. GROVE. ?'
"KIRMSE S" IS
THE ANSWER
upon arrival at Skagway witii tin
filing that he has reached the Cft>
of most interest ou the Alaska tr.p.
md he is anxious to sec the many
paces of romance ami history in and
a1 out the town whiih was the
fitting point of the hardy pione >
who in '97 poured over the summit
of the White Tast into the im- *
\ nkoa countrj . his firs' yuery
"Where are the big curio store 1
have heard so much about;"
!? seems that he has ma^ie the ei.
Ur trip sok?lj for the purpose of
being able to visit the stores an.!
buy some of the rare curios and i i
;cs that have been secured by the
AuUers.
Skagway has a right to be proud
of her stores, and particularly of I).
D. Kiriuse's beautiful Jewelry s in
Here, one knows the question of
genuineness need not arise, for ali
articles handled in this store are
known to be genuine, and the array
of curious Indian jewelry, walrus
and mastodon ivory carvings, beaut i
fut and rare basketry, mocassins, to
tem poles, etc., are all made by the
N.itives of Alaska, and vouched for
by Mr. Kirmse h!m?e!f.
Jewelry of all kinds, watches,
c'otks, glassware, Chlnaware, dia
monds, and such articles as arc
ca ried by only the very best Jewel
ers of the larger cities of the States
will be found here in beautiful dis
p!a>.
Yes, Skagwar should be prond of
Kirmse's store
35c for a home cooked meal?
qi Jck, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half minute from Broadway.
tonights entertainment.
!o It* * noclal nrnl r?n w*Inro?*Tit to
'uk, and Instructive. After the pt*>
pmvMwt by the Ixidlea AW SwWr.
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Sic*)? way Aerie, No. 25, FYatTnal
Ordf'r of Easrl*"* will ir?^>t Wedne*
day nlfrht at their hall on Fifth Are
nue. Vteitiny brother# cordially In
Tltod to attend.
Meothic railed at 8 o'clock.
Rimer Wheeler, W. P
J M. Keller, W. 9?c.
RIVER REPORTS
Coroiu* op *tr?am CM*""
Mutprfl S??"rart at noon r+*t*rd*T
*.*, wax not r*por'?1 *t Cult**.
t'r*?k at noon today
Tho [W*?oi) l*ft WWUNvra* at '?
y m to?f*f for I'w^- l>li?ri? for
tb? p?rpo<u> of Inapririn* th* H???
A> of th?? rlr?r owr tlw Flat*
Th< w?>ath*>r rwnains roM. and
U>o ?W l? fatltnc. only It fn?-h<~?
indicated by U? **nr* a? WWt*
\A.r**>
TTxt" will wh'?in prartir* to
rl*ht at Um? Whit# Pa.?a at 8.W
crkx-fc
Th? f>c>Te!a *aM?*l at 8 ovHKk
h ?? mornin* from Jr?n?n?n for thte and
The KlosHt Petticoat
I# the only perfect fitting petticoat. coat no more
than ill-fitting, untidy one*
Heatherbloom Klosfit $2.00
Black Taffeta Klos fit $6.75
"Baby Bunting " JUST NEW!
Sun Bonnets 35c Shepherd Check
Pink, Blue, White and Tan * < *1 r\ j
In wool, / Oc yard
Far. West cw- Shepherd Check
allS For the Small Boy *
(black and white)
ChambrayF?^< In French and
Rompers ? ,w Gjng.
"Don't nuke another ^ms, 25 and 15c
Buttonhole" ? Buy a yard
them already made
. . W hite Cross liar and
at our Notion Count- . . r,.
Striped Dimily
cr. jo and 25c a yard 2((? ,.? a yard
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. r. SEEM AN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" !?
The iajye*t and best conducted dairy In Alaska
Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
?7
*?+?+!+?+?+?+?
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alatka
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Aeconnt*
of Skagway Firm? And Individnala.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER
Everything ("lean and
First (.'law
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
?
BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
IN
COMPANY
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