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HEINZ DILL PICKLES
Fresh Shipment Just Received. ^
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THE STRl"uULE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OP ALASKA.
Around all Jay with a a nchiiif
Wck;
Can't reel ai night;
Enough u> make any one "give
Oil-"
IVii.s Kidney 1111s will fcive re
ntaed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ili.
Here is convincing proof that this
U so.
Mrs H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St.,
C*?kland, Cal., says:
' The merit of Du&u's Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
t o?; in recommending them. About
two years a:o 1 suffered from pains
In my back and 1 believe the trouble
n&s caused by excessive running of
the svw.ug machine. As Poan's Kid
i.ey Pills ha- e been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
mults, 1 was advised to try them.
Mvch to my gratification they proved
to be just "hat 1 required, driving
away my aches and paius and improv
lug my health. 1 have kept a supply
In the house since then, knowing
tha' they can be reUed upon to giv e
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Uuffalo,
New York, sole agents (or the I nit
ed States.
R*?iuember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
VISION XI MHER ONE.
I nited Statv-s of Vmerica, )
District of Alaska,
Division No. 1.
Notice is her? y ? . \ en that pur
suant to an order made by the abovf
entitled Court, at Ketchikan, Alaska
un April 11, 1911, th- re will be ?
special term of ? >>urt at Skagway.
tn the United States Court House a'
SKapway, Alaska. i y. T.ilay tht
22nd day of May, A. D. 1911, at th<
N:ur of ten o'clock A. M on said
oay.
h? reunto set my hand and affixec
the Seal of th.- P strict Court thl<
llth day of April, 1911.
(SEAL) K. W. PETTET.
Clerk of ih - P -tri. t Court for the
THE
KAYSER
GLOVE
There's a wa; .o toll the genuine
Look in the hem for the mark
"Kayser"
its there for your protection
"KAYSER" gloves "cost no more"
and are worth double in quality,
style and value.
short gloves in aii 75c Pair
Colors
W. B.
"REDUSO'
Corsets
For the stout or full figure. Made
of heavy Coutil. long skirt fitted
with supporters ami reducing band
White only , $3.50
L !. inn I
THOMAS RIGGS
AND PAHIY HERE
Among the passengers arriving on
> he Jefferson this afternoon were
luouias Riggs, Jr., of Washington, D.
C.? aud fifty men cnroutc to Kam
;>art House on the Porcupine river.
Mr. Riggs is chief engineer of the
AUw-iia boundary survey com mission
and in the party with hint are civil
engineers from all over the country.
Xte> will continue the work of es
tablishing the boundary line between
j ASaska and the Yukon territory,
which was begun several years ago.
Mr. Kiggs and his corps of survey
ors expect to complete 100 miles of
' ::e left to be gone over, between
ihe l*orcupine river and the Arctic
. ocean the coming summer. They are
?Trancing to ship 300 tons of sup
? 1 1. > to Ui* North. i>art of which arc
i the Jefferson. They are also
bringing North a number of horses,
huh will be us- d to pack supplies.
As a part o their equipment the i
utei> also have two twenty-five-foot
launches, which will transport sup
y s and equipment on the Porcupine
ii\or. Thirty-five of the party will
k-?. me out in September, the other J
i f^een remaining in the interior i
throughout the winter, freighting sup- j
p' es along the boundary line in prep
irat.on for the work to be done in -
1912.
Richard F. Hill, well known to a !
;ri .it many people in Skagway. where
le resided for a few months in 1908,
ame out from the Taku Arm coun
ty last nigh*, and will make a trip |
] tH-k>w for a vacation.
KttAITl
nrm
SKIRT VALUES
Shepherd Checks and Cream i
Wool Serine, cut on the new. J
1 est popular hipleas lines'
$7.50 and $8.25
"HA L 0"
Bandeauxs
Flowers , Feathers ,
and other acces
sories that will
prove of special in
terest to the home
milliner
I P Phone 55
A v VI Store Open Evenings
STORE WILL CLOSE
SATURDAY
MAY 13
We will continue our "Closing Out Sale"
Until Saturday Night, May 13th
I Every Article in the Store
at a Big Reduction
All persons owing us accounts will greatly favor us by calling and making
settlement this week
Oil FBRBET lit IE. SH1DHY, My 13
?, M. BHW MOW- CCy
GOAL GASES
10 BE SETTLED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, May 10? The Cun
rir.gham cases. Involving large areas
of coal lands in Wostern Alaska, are
in the hands of Walter Fisher, Sec
retary of the Interior. A speedy set
tlement is expected.
Col. P. D. McMillan, the genial
proprietor of the White Pass hotel
in Whltehors;, arrived on the May
from a business trip to the States
and left for his home In Whitehorse
thiv morning.
QUICK DEL1VERT PHONE 90.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
?pen thortest notice day and night
H. FRKIOKNTHAL,
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE RRoMO QUININE, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25
Alaskans Find It Con
venient To Bank
In Seattle
Under our system there can be
no delay, loss or expense. We main
tain a special department for the
hurdling of out-of-town accounts.
We shall be pleased to write you
concerning It if you will send us
your name.
Write today.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN G. PRICE, President.
Northern Bank & Trust Bldg.
SE\TTLE
(By Alaska News Hureau )
was made last night to blr^ up the
?. Ity prison, which is known as "The
Tombs." The would-be dynamiters
had the bomb placed and were about
1o light the fuse, when their plan
wis frustrated by the appearance of
a patrolman. Although the culprits
were given chase, they made th'ir
escape.
A NEW HOME IN
NAME AND IN FACT.. -
During tho spring rnsh when ^
i>le leave the boats and arc about t j.
iO out on the trails, or In tie fa'' 43
when the conditions are reve
tan I get the best meil for a mod- g
erate price?*'
This question to answered today in
sskan. and the answer is "At th- ^j,"
New Home Restaurant " Hi
The New Home Restanrant is on- *?"
of the places where absolute clean Jj.
he very best of everything mav ? ?
all times be found.
The house Is also noted for i*< ?
spotless rooms, and. on the whole ? ?
the name under which its bnsincs
a; proprlate ever given to any plac -?
n
left for Whiteliorse this mominr
vlere they will spend a few days
visiting with friends.
Tho Princess May arrived at fi:30
this morning with nearly ion pas^n
^trs and a small load of freight. She
wiV leave at five t*ils evfnlng.
J. Olone, who has been employed
by Taylor Drury of Whiteh >:
ftr the winter, will leave for the
south on the May tonight.
D G. Dick, one of the early resi
dents of Skagwav, but who now r<>
sides in Vancouver, B. C., was a
paoyenger on the Prlflres? May
. -bromo tl-t* r*/71/
Clu 0 /f~x2*
~7r^W in n~ l>*y Grip n, 2 D ^ ^ ^
? re* a OM in Onp D?y. Crip in 2 l>?yi
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Al*ik?
OLDEST BANK IN ^ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Accotinta
of Ska^way Firm? And Individnal*.
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"he Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. F. IECMAN, Prop.
4 1 he Sanitary Milk Ranch" 5
Ptir trppot an<l he?t ronrtnctrd d*Jry in AiMka ? W
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
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THIS A Y.-P. EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
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ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CHILKAT BLANKETS +
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Natlva Mid* Cepp?r and Silver Jm*r*fty #nd Souv#ntr*
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