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IN THE I NITIOS STATES DISTRICT
COL KT WK IRK DISTRICT OF
ALASKA, DIVISION NIMHKK 1,
AT JLNEAL.
>w b-47-A. NOTlCli aoivi ORDER.
CNiitLD STA 4 ?S OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff.
va
The Eaiau- of UENRY CROSS,
DtrCease^, a&d E. \V. PKi'l'lT, as
C.erk oi the UuiUu SuaU? D.s
OK'. Court tor ih? District of
A tank*. i>t\u>icm .\4Li>.w Oue,
Defeudants
V\ tiKREA>, L.e tulc-U S?at?s> Ot
Atnf,^ (or Uic DJsU.it of Alaska,
Lfcv*>ofi Nauiiy* Oiii . ha? uiaUc ami
tiMi kli tuforutauon .a the aboseen
oaust\ that llenr^
iro*? i. tttuiu., ..v Skaf*ay, Al
a*k\ v .. or a-. - t ? -h uaj ot No
\ ? Uilnr. leaving an estate a'.
Skaa*a>. la Sk-i^waj I'reciact, Di
\ is-oc. Number Oc , lX>inct of Al
a^ka, o? On* Liuoure, Iweatj * .*lu
LS? lars <u.m t-?.veul} uiiui .''
suU that sa;a uow*s? u loll uo
iv other uv-Tsou eat ucd to sai..
t.o:?t j , but that the saiiiC has eavhea;
?s3 to ana bewtue Ute property e;
the I uiUsi Statees aud tJiat sate,
?vui is uo* oit uc-pos?i. ?.th t-aJU E
W. Pattit as Clerk of Ute District
Court for the District of Alaska, K
?
t,aid information prays tliat the saic.
?'4Ki of tuoucj be aUjudjgcJ and de
crees! to be the lawful property of
tht L' tuted Mates, the plaintiff her?
E.FRRD. that ail persons interested
n the sajii i saot.ti, or prop
? y, be and appoar before the above
ot titled Court, at Sk*tw<ty, Alaska,
and sho? cause. it aiiy they have,
on v>r KfoP? thv t.ftli i M day of Auf
w; a. D mi. Cie tiUe to the
?aid ?state, tootiey . or property shoui
ret *es-i in t'.e L nited States, tJ?
ANt> IT - V . . ordered.
that this Notk and Order be pub
tohed for six cos nUvc weeks >n
thv Ska?w<v> Alaska a newspaper
cf cenvral irv da t o?, pi'b.ished -n
Pro* . ' D > t of M fcskt.
Dated this llth day of May. a. 1
1M1. THOM \S R. LYONS.
Mrst pubUeat.^ May 1SV, 1911.
Last pub' ation June ?
PROPESS>ON*L CARPS.
Attorneys
ROYAL 4. GUNNISON
Attorney- At~Law
P. O. Pea i. Juneau. Alaska
M. ?- LC PEVRE
attorney- ^t-La>*
Skat^ray Alaska
Denttata
OR, L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Mc*t Modern Methods.
Open RT?nln?s.
CCBoe Hours: S-12 a m. 1-6 p. m.
A.*?kas Bnildtag. ? Broadway
Daatal Supplies
ftfc. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
!4?-^2 Central Bldg.. Seattle. Wash
Orders by ma., or cabk will re
o^tve prompt attention Catalogue
rc r?Qu?s^
Kn?t?eer?
H. P. M. B1RK1NBJNK
ENGINEER
y. ^ Daputy Land a?*d Mlnara
? ; Survavor : ?
PoDay BWfi. Hainea Alaska
Music Taacnar*.
MISS M. G. HiNDSHAW
T?achar ot
PIANO PORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN(? MAIN ST.
THE STRl'tfGUi DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA
Around all J*y with * J achin,- !
tack;
Cant reel ax night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
Dole's Kidney l'iii* wui give re
newed life.
Ihey mil cure the backache;
Cure every kidney Ui.
H?r? i* convincing proof that this
18 SO.
Mrs. U. M. Thomas, 1402 S4th St,
(,'iJiKiua. Cal., Bays:
' Tit? merit of Doaa a Kiduey nils
ha* been thoroughly pros eu to me
# i?d couseq ueutiy 1 have no hoaita
i ?v. in recommending them. About
two jears a^o I suffered from pains
.a my back and 1 believe the trouble
?U oaused b> excessive running of
the uewiu* machine. As Deans Kid
ney nils have been used by a mem
ber of our family w ith the best of
r?t-ulta, 1 was adwsed to try them.
Mcch to my gratification they proved
to be just what i required, driving
j way my aches and pains and irnprov
ug my health. . have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
tha' they cai be relied upon to give
r<.-.!ef from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
c< nU. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N? * York, sole agents for the I' nit
ed States.
Remember the name? Doan's -and
take so other.
TRY IT
PvIXTKRTl HI YERS OK W ATCH
ES AND JEWELRY.
U you want to buy a watch for
>< t)i elf, if you want to buy a pres
et;: for the birthday or a wedding of
v relative or a friend, (a piece of
rhaste jewelry is always the very
. st artivic ior such purposes); or if
jroa want to invest your savings in
.iamonds ? they are always worth the'
ttonty ? remember that we GIVE
VALl'E, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, to
cur patrons, tod we have the choic
est and best selected stocfc of GOOD
x > niplete and our PRICES ARE
klGfflr. Try us once and always be
our customer.
We are opticians. W? test the
yes and carry the goods they re
quire. We give free examinations,
-trd it 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
_>ur mottos are: "AS GOOD AS
NEW" and "SATISFACTION GVAR
i AVTEED."
J. IKUTA,
Jeweler and Optician
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT.
The Administrator of the Estate
of Thomas Kendrick. deceased, bav
ins on the 31s* day of May. 1911,
f ?d his final account in the Court
>t the Commissioner for the District
of Alaska. D.vsion Xo. L sitting in
n*chate at >kagway Prec.nct before
Martin Coowyv, Esq.. Commissioner
and ex officio Probate Judge, this
therefore is totlce that such Com
ra ssioner has ordered *li*t Tuesday.
. ifust 1, I'll, at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon, at his office in the Court
House in saul precinct ve the time
and place fo* *he hearing of said ae
ocont All jarties at interest are
hereby notified to be there present
and show cause why the prayers in
s..th petition set forth be not grant
ed.
H, R. LeFevre,
Superseding Administrator
First publicatlot June 1. 1911
Hast publication June 22, 1911.
Br FOOTPAD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHESTER Pa.. June 2? An un
known foot-oad, last nl|;ht attacked
Mat Wells, tpe English light weight
pugilist, in one of the suburbs of thip
v.:ty. knockln-j him out w'th some in
sirament. thought to be a lead pipe
After the assault the ft ctpad was
afraid of appi ehension end made his
escape. The fighter's condition Is
serious.
LONG LIFE
BROCKTON, Mass., June 2? A "set j
of rules for long life" compiled by
Mrs. Mary Scriggins. famed as th<
c.Vcst worn a . i in Massachusetts. In
clude the following: l>o >ts of hard
work ? fifteen hours a day is not too |
Much: abstain from Idle gossip; neve
rl'rt, for it Is a useless waste of en
? rgy. do not read novels; banish the
vanity of dress; keep away from J
dances and shows.
The Skagway Gun Club held Its
first formal shoot last night on th?'
tlu?> field, and some fairly good scop
were made.
The electric traps were not in per
j fee* working order, and some miss?s
were accredited to the slowness of
toe "pull."
Considering that this was almost the
only practice had with the guns this
set son, the following scores are are
Herman Richter 13 out of if
A. K Kindell 24 out of 3<>
J. M. Keller 23 out of 31' |
Ft J, Weber 23 out of 3d!
Kmtv Irvine IP out of 30
S Hall Youn^ IS out of 30
?
i'Mt Richter 2 out of 10
The next shoot will be sometime
.'ering the coming week.
RIVER REPORTS
The Canadian, going down stream
troni tie foot of l>?Ve l,#cbarge, was
I at Hig Salmon at U : 30 p. m. y cater
!
The Steamer l>aw??on left Whlto
I I~ose at 4 o'clock this morning for
'be head of Lake l<e barge tor the
1 r1 rpow of improving the channel ov
] or the flats.
The weather is about the same as
i yesterday. bu* the water is falling,
tvgistering: inly <t in Whitehorse to
d?y.
Mrs. William Drewitt received a
tt egram from Dawson today stating
tha Charlie Runner will come out on
on*, of the firs* boats to leave that
I ;aee.
LOST ? One bunch of keys. Finder
please return to J. J. Kennedy. 3t
LOST ? A small coin purse of mot
tled green leather, containing a
small amount of U. S. coin and an
English sir- pence. Finder will
please return to the Alaskan office
for reward.
The meals at the Pullen House are
in?urpaaeed. Have you been over?
Evwy thing the best that the market
af* rds. 50c,
HAVE YOU ANY RAGS?
We will pa> five (o) cents per
pi und for cL&n wiping rags, suitable
for wiping machinery. This is a
thsnce for small boys to earn a lit
tle- FV>urth o' July money. Address
Daily Alaskan. tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SA1.E
_______
The Pack Train to now veiling ?
big lot of Good Qoodn at reduced
pricea aa they are jetting too old
to hold and aell at a profit. Toura.
tf. Herman Grimm
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pullen House Is better than ever.
Why don't you try it You are wel
I oome.
That some of our business men b<*
!lcve that the tourist business win be
yc*Uent tijla season Is shown by the
fa that H. D. Klrmse is putting a
f'Ul class ourio store in the building
fotmerly occupied by Jack Pugh on
the corner of Broadway and Third St.
The atote has a very attractive ap
pearance from the outside. as It has ;
latge display windows, which atv be
Ing filled with curios and furs in an
srtistlc manner.
The position of this store is ideal. !
standing as t* does, practically alon<
end bolng on the corner, has the ad
\ outage of not being closed In b;
tv?ry direction.
The new store will he in charge of I
X k Martha Frioden*hal.
We should be duly grateful to our
millionaire for furntslilii<; 11 frequent
glimpses of captured nobility.
Strong Adviser.
My Aunt Elln alwnya knew
?lust what a fallow ought to do.
Nor was she prone to hrfi'nte
When she could set a person straight
Advice was at hrr flnger tips
And alwayr sprlncbig fro-n her lips.
And Uncle mil. although he heard.
If* listened and said ne'er s word.
She always had her lit tt? ?iy
On everythliiK that came her war.
And she would have It thus and no
If It was her concern or ne
Her way was rlcht, all others wrone.
She made that clear, emphatic, strong.
And Uncle Hill he only sat
And thought and let It iro at that.
She knew his bualnesa to a T
And Into every deal could see,
Ahd whrn he went to go away
She told him what to do and say
Ami how to watch for every snaro
That sh? was certain must be thers.
And t'nele Bill he listened and
Did Just about the way he'd planned.
She didn't ?top with matter* near;
She roamed the spaces of the spher*.
Of couree they didn't hear h'-r view*.
And that wae where thev had to loa*
And t'nele Hill through thick and thin
He sat and smoked and took It In.
Getting Him Ready Por Athletics
"My son wishes to prepare for col
lege."
"Year
"What school would you recotn
mend?"
"Well, he might take n course at a
summer resort, afler that give him a
course In a boiler factory, then let {
him buy an automobile."
Modern Plan.
"Brown has fallen head over ears In
love with her "
"Well, what of It 7"
"It embarrasses her dreadfully."
"Then why doesn't she get out an
Injunction against lilm."
The Only Way.
"Do yon think an honest lawyer
could make much money 7"
**I certainly do."
"How?"
"As a special attraction In the main
show."
Keeping Thingt Going.
"Mrs. Brown in iin awful pood man
ager."
"Is sher
"Yes, and the best dressed -woman
on our street."
"How does she manage it T*
"She pays the grocer one week and
the milliner the next"
Lad of Experience.
"Find the ralne of X." said the alpe
bra treacher.
"I know what It is niready.w
"Bripht boy. Wbnt is itf
"Ten dollars."
Light Burden.
"What Is on yottr mind?"
"Nothlnp."
?Ah! Is it much of a weipht tber??"
Exceptionally Good.
"What is better than a pood excn*er
"Ravin? no need for one "
Get* Attention.
"Stand and deliver!"
The man with the eun
"Will rati ?e us to ?Mv?r,
To wish we mlitht run.
We look down his rifle.
And then we pro cord
To arte our trifle
At neck breaking speed.
The slljrht, Jerkr motion
He makes with hi* hand
Vtll cause a commotion
And ootlnjt of sand.
We may be a miser
And prone to stand pat.
But hta small surprises
! Will break us of that.
|rf>tTT*r*fJar alS&SSiSSfitiB
(By Alaska Netrs Bure*H.)
CHCAQO, Timo 2 - Thomas EdWion.
<a an interrtew here thl* momtfig
furnished bjr storap^ batteries anon.
VV. II Jeffrey, at WfilMnrrse. |* In
tmm the Vmiir to the J*ffer*on
J5c fat t feons# ooo*?l
Ick, ct??n mrrtcB. Wlwr#? At
Jia X?w Horn* R<wt*nfaot,
Aret>??. 6*lf mlmitf? from Bi *>a<f*r*r
CLEANLY WOMAN.
IKfrnii????tr T*hit? ly <M?rhi| ff?f
'flilf T1m?? Cni??
ClMinlT *MH? him an ?*mn ??m? M?h?
!h?t by t*" - ->'p. ?V.~h r*
- v.-* tv.? l?w?lr"tT ?1 "? ? t-'ir""*
! (hr- <1* nvTrutr 3T?? tna v w??h h+r *r*Jp
*???? 'f?r. *?*< t* b?r? **- ? - -fir *???
!'??- V""* Kt fall n* Ml"
t % T' ? rm'v *?r tn WifM Tn ctir*
js. i- * . fj.,. r??T*
t??r? :? no h?tr pr??vi?r?tfrv> ff>*? win
?? i>?t *nt M--p
!4? inilot th* *??>?
?CV r* TWtrn? If1? <?*?<"?
, . . tv,. Rip ??-? **
?Irv " *? m trlfh T1?rfAcW? f*?M
dni?r1?' T? In
- to T*? Co.. r>
trMt. Wrh.
Ow nolkr bnttfc* ?riar*of <???!.
ffm. Rrltt, 89nrta] A**nt. ftluMnray
The Klosfit Petticoat
Is the only perfect fitting petticoat, cost no more
than ill fitting, untidy one#
Heatherbloom Klosfit $2.00
Black Taffeta Klosfit $6. 75
"Baby Bunting" JUST NEW!
Sun Bonnets 35c Shepherd Check
Pink, Blue, White and Tan r f nr\ J
In wool, 70c yard
Far- West Over - Check
QltS For the Small Boy *
(black and white)
Chambray^g.to In French and
Rompers ? American Ging
"Don't make another hdniS, 25 and IjC
Buttonhole" ? Buy a yard
I hem alreadv made ^
v, .. * ~ . W hite Cross Bar and
at our Notion Count- .,
Striped Dimity
er. jo and 2,sc a yard J(K m a yard
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open f:\eninjcs Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy j
H. f. ??KMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" J
* 1 1 1
Ttic 'iry-' nrwl N -t ror.hK-frd d*in ;n \!s?k? ? ? - f
I
Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?!! point* M Whtl? f?o? * Tofcrm ftont*.
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I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDE5T BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firm? And Individual*.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT j
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER......
{Everything ("Iran ft ml
First daw
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strenqth
In every drop
linn I
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