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Window display
3 These hot days are picnic days and we have prepared
J. your lunch for you. You can seW* it in a hurry
??
} get your stock for
camping
j; C. W. Ask & Sons
?i-.f-I 4-M-i-M" I -I-l -I-l-I- I-I- i -I-H-l- -
iN THIS I XIT&D STATICS DISTRICT
COURT iX>R THE DISTRICT OF
ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER 1,
AT JCX&AU.
JW. SO ilCti and ORDER
INllLu M'AIIU OF AMERICA.
fitLiUUU,
va.
Tht hi?ii?a ot lUk.NAl CROSS.
Diet*?eu, *uu E. A. FEl'TIT, a.
C.erk of Uie Lm Levi States Dis
OK* court for iae District oi
Alltnt M, L> it 1*1 oil .\UlillmT One,
ijolouuauts.
\t DERMAL, tue Luiicd dUivcd oi |
Ai'.eTtC* tOl UlC Uldtltvt 01
r*:^.?.OU >\u uiK[ cue, IMt tiiadi. Hul.
lieu ?*1 iuloi UukUOU ill UlC 4UO>ttlU
LdUdC, WAi AicOlj
CiUM .UwCiuikC, Uk .U
Ou O i tlkvUi iai . u?v^ ol ?\ v
UiLctf, i^vi, a.i colai.c Ui
Sk-?,Waj, ia. fc>aa*way l'rvciact, L'l
ma-ou .NuiuOer Oaf, u^mct oi At
feaa, ci Oat! tiuuareu i ncuy 'tiiui
DO IaT* Auu
?ad taut i?ul no ucifs
o. wUier person e^UUcii U> iMUU i
Lvu ty , but ' ui'. the same ha.-* escheat
ed to and otM-uUie the progeny ot
the tailed Stages, and loat saic
SCOl ^ liult U ?1U1 ?&! a ?..
W. I'eiUt ao v?elk oi lac District
Court tor Uio District of Alaska, Di
vi. iou Nunijer Oae, and whereas,
m.u laiormiUoa prays that ibe said
?am of uiouey t>? aujuufced and ue
creed to be Ine iuMtui proper ly
Uii L uiitM states, the plaintiff iiere
u ,
NOW. Tii&itRFOuR, IT IS OK
It hEL). that ail persons interested
Ui the sa,d (.stale, money, or prop
? . y, be ana appear before the atx>\e
ealiueu court, at Skufc?ay, Alaska,
anc snow -ause, J any taey na\e, j
on or before the fifth (.oj Jay of Aug
wt, a. D. 1911, why the title to the ]
sa:J estate, money, or property shoul
jot \?t.t ia the Lotted States, the
piantlXf herein.
and IT IS t L RTHER ORDERED,]
toa< Uus Notice ana order l>e pub
1j bed for sol consecutive weeks in
tliv. Ska*, way Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published in
Skkgwray Precinct, District of Alaska.
Dated this lith day of May, A. D.
iHl. THOMAS R. LYONS,
District Ju-ig.
IVit public alloc &lay 16, 1911.
uast pubiiaitii.a June 27, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDix
Attomay*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attarn?y-Ati-Law
P O. Box E. Juneau. Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attomafr- ? At- La>?
Deattata.
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat MoUarn Matboda.
Opec liveaiAgs
Office Hours. 9-li a. m. 1-6 p. m.
* itiiir Buikllag, Broad w&y
Sk AG W AY, - - . ALASKA.
Daatal Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A. COMPANY
? Deai?r* In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
S4*-&2 Cantrai Bid*., SeatUe, Wasn
Older* by mail or cabte w .11 re
oa: ve prompt attention. Cat* login
m. raqu?*t
Snslneors
H. V. M. BIRKINBINE
ENGINEER
(J. &- Dtputy Land and Minora
? ; Surveyor : ?
Poiley Bld?. - Haiiiea, Aiashv
Mutlc Taachar*.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacier of
PI AN* FORTE
Sp?daJ Term* Wr a Limited
Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. AN?? MAIN ST.
A PROFITABLE
INVES1ENI
The most. appropriate and at tin.
sauu tiuic tuc most attractive sou
vcair one may uko iruui Alaska, is
oiat which was msixumcnUu iu focus
sing uie aucution of the entire
world ou our t,reat country.
Jb-vcr siucv luc u..i0k iiar ot l&M
t;o?u uxs poured iroui uie creeks aim
ooui ues ot Alaska aud bceu convert
ed into money reckoued into tntuions.
kicuce tne sight 01 gout elUier miut
?.-u or iuouuieu at ouce directs oues
uitnd to the laud of tli* midnight sun.
W bat more appropriate then, than
piec*. ot nugget jewentry, etUier as
a 1U11.1 for the beautiful ma&touon
ivorj, stauieu by the countless years
it has eudurcu, or iiUot;e>s joined iu
i_a.nu w or k by a skilled artisan. A
orooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the story of the uiad rush to
-he Klondike.
The tact that a purchase of nugget
jewelery is in reality au investment
iu an article that canuot depreciate
>cetus to be dawning upon the vis
itors to the Northland and the sales
are rapidly increasing in this line
of goods.
H. D. Kirmse has made a study of
the art of nugget jewelery mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal" ever gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
Subscribe tor the D&Uy Alaakan.
appearing old
Art* na a Rar to Profitable Kmploy
mrat.
Ton cannot afford to prow old.
Ir. thoio days of strenuous competition
t 19 necessary to maintain, as long- as
xssible ones youthful appearance.
It is Impossible to do this without re
taining a luxurious growth of hair.
The presence if Dandruff Indi ates the
>pesence of a burrowing itcrm which
lives ard thrives on the roots of the
h\lr until It causes total baldness
\>nvr 's Herpicide is the onlv k n wn
destroyer of thts pest, and It Is as effec
tive as it Is delightful to use
Herp!ei^? r lce< an e'egnnt hair dress
,rg as wen as Dan.lruff cure.
Accept r. > substitute? there Is none.
PoM by 1?S(T!nc druggists Send 10c. In
tamps for sample to The Ilerplclde Co..
Detroit. MIeh.
One Dollar botUee guaranteed.
Wm. Brie, Specie Asrant, Ska^pray
TUB STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF AUU5KA.
Around all day with aa achiu,'
Wei;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou_"
Doan's Kidney Pills will give re
st* ed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney UL
Here is convincing proof that this
.s so:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St.,
OiJcland, Cal., says:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
i t'on in recommending them. About
i wo years ago 1 suffered from pains
:n my back and I believe the trouble
| w?? caused by excessive running of
:he sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
.ey Pills ha^e been U3ed by a mem
: Uer of oar family with the best of
remits, I was advised to try them.
Mi ch to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains aad improv
.ng my health. 1 have kept a supply
?n the house sinoe then, knowing
they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
conts. Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Nt-w York, sole agents for the Unit
<>d State?.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
i lake no other.
10 WILL BE
IHE GODDESS?
Things hav? started!
Miss LUli lice has gone to the top
in the Goddess of Liberty contest,
and is leading Miss Tankesley by 7
votes, while Delia Rapuzzi ha*. gone
to third place.
Interest is being shown early in
the game this year, and it will prob
ably be the most exciting contest in
years.
Miss Weste has withdrawn her
name and wishes to thank those who
voted for her.
Bernice Dahline 70
Anna Tankesley 63;
Delia Rapuzzi 13
Marjory Carlon 11 !
Edith Uddicoat 11
Edna Black . . 10 :
; Martha Friedenthal 10
Lena White 10 ,
tiladys Kirmse 9 j
Lorraine Sundecn 8
Mildred Ward 7 J
! Mary G. Hindshaw 4 I
SEATTLE, June 27? The Pacific
Coast Steamship company will build
' two turbine steamers to run between
I Puget Sound, San Francisco and Lo6
: Angeles, according to the Post-Intel
ligencer. The steamers will cost $1,
500,000 each and will have a speed of
20 knots an hour.
Get acquainted with a Lawrence
Barrett Mild Havana Cigar. 2 for 25c.
Try a Lawrence- Rarrett. You will
like It tf
C. W. Cash, who has been in the
office of the stage superintend
ent in Whltehorse for the past two
years, came over on last night's train,
and it is understood, will t>e in an of
fice at the depot here.
Let Hiwi Stay as He Was.
A well known veterinary surgeon of
' Lcniberg, Austria, was recently called :
j to the telephone, when this con versa- !
! tion followed:
?Hello! Is this Dr. X.?"
[ "Yes. What do yon wish V
'My horse I- standing ????? k still on!
! hi hinil with Irs forefeet In the ?
i ai", and nothing can make him come1
j di ?n on all fours. Did you ever bear
j of sin it a queer ca-*c? What shall 1 I
! do al?ont it?"
" The case is extraordinary.'* replied
the astonished doctor. "I can pive no .
opinion without seeing the animal.'
: \\ here do you live?"
i ?"Carl-Lndwlg strasse."
| '"And your name?" '??*>?
"Sobieskl."
Here the doctor rang off and swore
Bo'tly at the wag who had fooled him. j
T! e horse in question was the bronze
a> imal which upholds upon its back
tl' ? fine equestrian statue of John So !
bi. ski, king of Poland. which orna j
ni nts the Carl-Lndwlg street In I<em
bcrg.
Making the Money La*t.
Rosa Ronhour nsed to say that hor
y. .it h was one of great poverty. Then
*1: > would add dome droll storie*
a' >ut the family method of tvpulat
tn its finance. The studio was a col- j
1<- ;k?n of odds and ends, and M. Bon- :
In lr knew how to tnm that disorder
to account. When he received money
f?'. his work he would take a handful
of coin and throw it at random about ;
th > room. Then In times of stress, j
w!:en there was apparently not a far
tli 'ig left in the house, the entire fam- |
11 v would set to work searching in j
iit> >ks and corners. Sometimes they |
would find a five franc piece, and that j
w rded off starvation. To perfect her
so f in her study of animals young
II' <a spent days in a slaughter house.
Ti e men were perplexed at seeing a
yo ing woman there and sometimes
ni de It disagreeable for her. but good
M. Emile, a butcher of great strength,
announced that whosoever annoy ed
her would have to reckon with him.
Then she was enabled to work undis
turbed.
Joe for a home cooked meal ?
q< ick, clean service. Where? At
?Jjo New llome Restaurant, Fifth
.V enue, half minute from Broadway.
lUfore you stampede, get your
I. atlon Notices, Placer or Quartz, J
ir.m the Daily Alaskan. tf 1
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train it now telling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
'?ricet a* they are getting too oW
to bold and aeU at a profit Youra,
tt Herman Grimm
SHOW OPENED
LAST NIGHT
Last night at eight o'clock, the
Gross Moving Picture show opened
to a crowded house, the show being
satisfactory to every one who attend
ed.
Mr Gross stated this morning that
he has a new lense coming on th?> '
State of California tomorrow, and
?hat he will soon have an entirely
new machine. He also stated that
although the pictures were good last
night they would be a great deal bet
ter with his new lense, as the dis
tance from the machine to the cur
tain is so short as to require a spe
cial lense.
A continuous show, which Is in
reality two shows, will be given each
evening from now on at the prices
which have been established ? 2.'. cts.
for adults and 10 cts. for children.
IREllDS
ARE DISCOVERED
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 27?
Frauds amounting to several million
dollars in duties on impprtatlons of
cutlery have been discovered by cus
toms agents who have been working
in this country and in the Sollngen
district of Germany, whence most of
the imports come to the United
States.
Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh began an investigation sev ral
months ago. Customs officials say
the peculiar construction of the cut
lery schedule of the tariff bad given
opportunity for immense frauds. A
seizure of cutlery made in New York
Saturday illustrates that fact.
In 43 cases of cutlery, entered as
having a value of ) 10,243, an under
valuation of only $86S was found, but
on that one seizure the government
had been defrauded of $3,397 in
duties.
The duty on cutlery Is very high.
Special government agents have se
lected from the Sollngen district com
plete samples of every kind of cut
lery that comes to the United States.
Lawrence- Barrett Mild Havanas.
Suits all. tf
Ed Sweeney, who has been em
ployed at the White Pass shops for
the past two years, left this morn
ing for OarcroBS. where he will be
employed with the Big Thing Mininc
Company In the future. j
THE
SHOW
T0NI6HT - EVERT XI6HT
r
-4 a
PROGRAM.
Monday and Tuesday, June 26 and 27.
1. Clown's Big Mammoth Can.
2. Nicholas on a Vacation Trip.
3. After FXmr Generations ? A Car
son Drama.
4. Dooley Referees the Big Fight.
When you see 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.
5. Wanted to Marry a Hero. ? Goo!
Comedy.
4. The Out Cast Heroine. ? Ton Will j
like it
The place where everybody goo?
PH. and Sat., June 30 and July 1.
1. Carnival at Nice ?
Marriage of a French Soldier ? A
good comedy.
2. Reward for a Kiss ? Comedy.
The FY>rced Loan.? Drama
3. The Broken Oath ? Imp film one
of the best.
4. The Excursion to Montreal.
The Sulphur Mines.
A Graphic Picture.
Our show te always good.
Admission Only:
Children 10c ? General Admission 25c
You are never too late. A con
tlnuous performance from 8:30 to
1030 o'clock each night.
Only One "BROMO QUININt," that u _ ^
Laxative Br?tno Qninine X#
Cures a CoW In One DayTcripki 2 Days %?/ VifJ&y?
on
bo*.
25c
The final meeting of the Fourth
of July Committer wan beM laat
night at the City Hall and -the final
arrangement* ??? made for the r%l
ebration on the First, The program
wan reported ind the f inane com
mitt op stated that unfflri^nt fnod*
were In sight for the work In hand
The program will be printed la the
Alaskan tomorrow.
Miss Ix>na White came over from
Whltehorse on laM nlght> train and
left for home this morning.
ONE PUCE
SO SECOND CHOICE FOR REPAIR
WORK.
Tf Ton want a watch or a clock
f?< or nr oU>?r r?palr wort you
h?r? to har? do?? th#r? l? only on*
I-*'*# for nn and that i* <>?ir f?
r?ir department Th?r? u no ?*?
?ni choice. W# roak? AS 't'K)D Afl
NEW; we a*ool?te|y Of ARAVTKE
\T18FACT10N; w? ?k? work
t>roi?pUy.
W> make eye* a? food t< w?w,
r.l ?; at l??*t, we fit r?W *T** ?'th
gU'vet U?t *U1 make them yawn*
a?vn. Mo chaff a for ?*?ralnaUo?
We carry eT?rythln* Vn th* |ew?lry,
novelty and mra**i Hr IM?*. < and
?-v J. IKtXTA,
J* water kR<( Optician
Be
Patriotic
and Decorate
Bunting? Flags
Crepe Paper and
Table Decorations
See us before you buy
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
r
Th?? larffp?r and onndwt^d dairy in Aiacka ?" 4
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Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 prrfntaon Whtt? P*?? * Tnlron
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Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Rwpectfully Solicits The Acconnt*
of Skagway Firing And Individual!*.
|
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In The City
at the
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