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W THK I NITED STATES DISTRICT
COIRT FOE TliE DISTRICT OK
ALASKA, DIVISION N, MUKK 1,
AT JlNEAl .
Jw &47-A. N'Oiiv. i! turn OKOEK
UNITED OF AMERICA,
plaintiff,
v*.
i*e Esu?W ol ilENRi CROSS.
IXc?feed, *uu E. VV. PET 1IT, a*
C.wk of Uie Luiud J>u?letj IXs
Court for iU<. District of
Ala*k*. Dt\.?io>u Number Ouo,
DetYuuauts
WiiKKEAS, Uie liuUed ?laies 01
Ao.tr.va lor Ulv UteltM of Aias-ka,
IX v unou Nuuiitt Out. u.v> uwie aud
tied Aa luforuiauou m Hit aboxeeu
UU<si oau?e, aifafctnt. U?at Ueuiy
crot* <ijed i...esLait, at Ska&way, VI
*?k.v ou or ai- ui ,:U v.ay of No
v*ml>w. lsvl, leaving au estate al
Sk?g?ay, ,;i tkagwaj Prevlllct. 1>1
\iaioa Nusubvr Ou> . District of Al
a^a, of O-.e ituuUri-j Tweuty-eighl
Do'lars anu scwr.iy c?.iits .
?lid that 4>a.J Uv voas? d left no heirs
or other person entitled to said
t-oac y. bul that Uii Vaiue has escheat
ed to aud btcoiue Ue property ol
the luited Slate.-. and that said
?lu is iiow cn deposit with said K.
W. Petut as Clerk of the District
Court for the District of Alaska, Di
vision Nun. it r O . aud whereas,
said information prays that the said
?"am of luoney be adjudged and de
creed to be the lawful property of
thk United Slate.-, the plaintiff her'
1b;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS OR
IF RED, that all persons .nterested
to* the said estate, money, or prop
? y, be and appear 'ore the above
ei titled Court, at Skaiiway, Alaska.
?ixi show oause, If any they have,
on or bt for. the fifth (.5) daj" of Aug
ust, A. D. 1 ill, why the title to the
said estatt, mo..e> . or property shoul
r.ot vest in the United States, the
plaintiff herein.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
that thU Notice and Order be pub
lished for six con? a utive weeks >n
:h>. Ska? way Alaskar.. a newspaper
of general circulation, published in
Sktgway Procinct. District of Alaska
Dated this llth day of May. A. D.
ISll. THOMAS R LYONS.
District Judge.
First publication May 15, 1311.
Last publication June 27, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorn#/*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- A ULaw
P O Bdx E. Juneau. Alaska*
M. 8. LE FEVRE
Attorney- At-Law
Skagway. - Alaska
Dentists.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Method#.
Open Evenings.
Office Hours: 9-12 &. m. 1-6 p. m.
Ajk*kar. Building, - Broadway
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
34&-o2 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Older > by mail or cable will re
o*iv? prompt atu ntion. Catak>gu?
no inquest
Engineers
H. P. M. BIRKINB1NS
ENGINEER
U. S> Daputy Land and Minera
? : Surveyor : ?
Polity Bldg - Haines. Alaska
Music T?achar?.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Tsaciier of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN? MAIN ST.
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OV ALASKA.
Around ail Jaj with j?a achin?
Uck;
Can't reel at aight;
Enough to inako any one "give
ou-"
L\>an's Kidney Tills will give re
ut*w afe.
Ihey will cure the backaene,
Cure every kidney UL
Here is convincing prool tliat this
is ao.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas. 1402 34th St.,
(,'jJuaud. Cal., sajs.
' The iuttfit o ( Do&n's Kidney Tills
ha* been thoroughly proven u> uie
* ua consequently 1 have ao hesita
t ol in recommendi ng them. About
two years aj;o 1 built red from pains
iu my back and 1 believe Uu> trouble !
um> caused bj excessive running of
uie sewing maviiiue. As Doau's Kid
ney TUls h a>e been used by a mem
ti?* ut our famiiy w ith the best of
ixults, 1 was advised to try tbeui.
Mi' cii u> my gratification they proved I
to be just what 1 required, driving
j my aches and pains and improv
a* my health. . have kept a supply
? a the house since then, kuowing
.on' the) cat be relied upon to give
! u lief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
irnts. Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Rttnember the name ? Doau's? and
! ~cke no other.
TRY II
ES AND JEWELRY.
II you waul to buy a watch for
jt.Uiolf; if you want to buy a pres
et" for the birthday or a wedding of
k relative or a friend, (a piece of
jaste jewelry is always the very
tost article ^or such purposes); or if
you want to invest your savings in J
aiamonds ? they are always worth the ,
P-onty ? remember that we GIVE
VALUE, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, to
our patrons, tnd we have the choic
est and best selected stock of GOOI>
THINGS in *he North. Our line is
complete and our PRICES ARK
LIGHT. Try us once and always be
our customer
We are opticians. W?j test the
tyes and carry the goods they re
quire. We give free examinations,
ard if you do not need our assistance
i will not cost one cent to find it
cuL
Our repair department acts prompt
ly : our workmanship is the best, and
->ur mottos are: "AS GOOD AS
NEW and SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED."
J. IKUTA,
How Much Does Your
Money Earn You
? ? ?
Are you satisfied with the incoue
from your idle funds? Do they earn
;.iterest for you?
Let us write you about our
methods. With us your funds will
ean? from four to eight per cent,
and w ill be absolutely secure.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN G. PRICE, President
Northern Bank & Trust Bldg.
SEATTLE
"KINASE'S" IS
IDE ANSWER
While the tourist leaves his ship
upon arrival at Skagwaj with the
f vling that lit has reached the city
af most Interest on the Alaska trip,
i^ntl he Is anxious to see the many
places of romance ami history in and
abc.ut the town which was the out
fating point, of the hardy pioneers
who in 'S?7 poured over the summit
of the White Pass into the mighty
Yukon country, his first query is
"Where are the big curio stores 1
hf.ve heard s>o much about
1. seems that he has made the en
tile trip solely for the purpose of
bfing able to visit the stores and
buy some of the rare curios and rel
ics that have been secured by the
dealers.
Skagway has a right to be proud
o* her stores, and particularly of H.
D. Kirmse's beautiful jewelry stop
H?re, one knows the question of
<*nu:neness need not arise, for all
articles handled in this store are
known to be genuine, and the array
o* curious Indian jewelry, walrus
.in: mastodon ivory carvings, beauti
ful and rare basketry, mocassins, to
tem poles, etc.. are all made by the
Natives of \laska, and vouched for
by Mr. Kirmse himself.
Jewelry of all kinds, watches,
i locks, glassware. Chinaware, dia
monds. and such articles as ar>'
carried by only the very best jewel
er? of the larger cities of the StaW>s
?a ill be found here in beautiful dis
play ?
Yes. Skagwav should be proud of
Kirmse's store.
SEBViCEl BE
INAUGURATED
Twenty steel trains constitute the
equipment of the Chicago, Milwaukee
A. Puget Sound Railway, which ?,11
inaugurate 'ts through strvlce betwetl
Chicago and Puget Sounc Monday.
2 ' ay 29. Few people realize what
the beginning of this service means,
is it is another important link be
'wven the Rast and the Pacific North-.
*v?ft. Two fast trains will leave eacti
end of the "no daily. They will b>
krown as "The Columbia" and "Th^
O'.ympian." Many new ideas will
be introduced In train operation
"The New Steel Trail to the Bast,'
as the Milwaukee chooses to be
known, is doing effective exploita
tion work for the Northwest and
promises to being a large volume of
n.;wcomere from the East.
WASHINGTON, D. C May 13? Ac
cording to puns of the war depart
nont, St. Louis is to become the
oniet military center of the United
States. Five divisions, it was said.
ti'1 be created.
There will be the division of the
ffcSt, headquarters at New Work;
*Af*stem division, headquarters at
San Francisco; central division, head
quarters at S . Ixiuis; the division of
Hawaii and Panama and the division
of the Philippines.
Juneau will boast of 6 big operat
'Cjt mining companies next summer.
Post Cards cleverly arranged In a
wire card ho'der adds greatly to the
ippearance of the "dea," while Ko
dak views artistically grouped In the
same simple divlce will often add
charm to an otherwise unattractive
wa'l space. They don't cost much,
and Tony Dortero has a goodly snp
PILE8 CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money if
PAJO OINTMENT fall* to cure any
cat* of Itching. Blhid, Bleeding or
Ptetniding PPea in 6 to 14 day*. 60c
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train to now telling a
big lot of Good Good* at reduced
prices aa they are getting too ok'
to hold and sell at a profit Youra,
Herman Grimit
None better and pur<j than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot tf
LOBSTERS PS!
FOR OYSTERS
The "Merchants," the < hamplon
tram of the Elks' Alleys, last nigh'
wen' down 'n defeat lH*fore the 1 M >
iy Widows" for an oyster suppet
The bowling was Interesting. but
UH' "Merry Widows" look threi
Mcaight games, winning by I.V>
pins. Clyde Uuptll, of the "W idows
? jubbed It in" by beating firs:
Jiunes Kennedy and then Henr>
Prledentbal of the "Merchants" for j
th*. "trimmings" of the supper.
The "Merchants" were: (5eorg?
Btanchard, James Kmnedy an<i
Henry Friedenthal.
The "Merry Widows:" Frank Wil
sen, Clyde Guptll and John Urashel
WILL VOTE JUNF 12.
(By Alaska News Bureau}
WASHINGTON, I) C May 26?
The Senate has decided to %ote oi
tne bill for the direct election of
Senators, on June 12th.
ARE OUT ON BONDS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE May 26? Editor Brain
Chapin of the Seattle P. -I., have
each.
banquet'last night.
A few personal friends of A. L.
Bcidoe gave a supper in his honor
tr.urant. Thase present were: A. L.
Per doe, H. C. Berdoe, W, Taylor, H.
\Vheeler. V. I. Hahn. F It Wunbach
ir, H. Ashley and W. C. Blanchard.
NOTICE.
As there seems to be a ni (sunder
arnounce that the dance will be on
Tuesday, May 30.
MANY CLAIMS
'?
pctailed rop rt shows 774 out of 1.
report of Andrew Christensen. th<
thn hands of Secretary Fisher.
TOWN TALK
Alaskan wint ads for results.
The Dolphin Is due in port at
atout midnight tomorrow night
Miss Beatrice Wingate went home
to Bennett this morning.
ing's train for Whitehorse where he
w'!l be employed the coming sum- j
mer as baggageman.
Matt Sundeen has set out a num
ber of fine shade trees Jr. front of
his residence on Xinth Avenue which
1 art of town. His example could
well be followed by our citizens as
't has been demonstrat-d that trees
flourish in *hn climate.
A party consisting of W. Taylor.
do-. V. I. Hahn. F. B. Wunsbacher.
E. J. Shaw and W. O. Blanchard
ter reaching the summit, the first
named three went on to Whitehorse
in the private car while the others
Fn. urned to Skagway.
"SATURDAY'S SPECIAL" SALES.
Skagway shoppers are looking foi
bargains, and they know a barsain
when they see one. Ask A- Son
are making a specialty of "Satnr
d^y's Specials" and this week it i>
certainly a "sweet and juicy" bar
'e*'n.
PIPE PRICES SMASHED.
Pipes! Pipes! pipes! Greatest re
diction in prices. No reserve, our!
ent're line of finest Meerschaum.
Briar and Calabash pipes. This is
the time to get your summer sup
I 'its at a large saving. 25 percent
d'scount for next ten days on any
pipe in the store. Quality Guaran
teed. Tony Dotero.
S. HULL YOUNG
WILL PREACH
Sitka has the largest Chtnro<
BUSHELL BUYS
NEWSPAPER
KBTCIflKAM, A W?y T4?
fM??n Minor to Rirtmrt
ftrnwt i?tihtl?h?r if tli# wiwgril
<*. ntin-1, trrd pn*?w?ion *** *}*?!*
'?<1. *<art a dully pop^r
Mr f? ?nr?rt4*(n r-Mrtrrf
Injt his fntnr* lixntltnt. but *1H pW>
rirht lit 11 o'fkwlt *rwl *f *
tnw moenln?r
JUST RECEIVED
"Gage ' Neapolitan Sailor Hats
Just the Correct Shape and Style
Aborted Colore, for the J" ^ f if } rn
Reasonably Small Prio< ?>f ?J*Zf 4 *Z.Z J? 4>Z?jU
"OMO"
DRESS SHIELDS
Are the only j-hields that
are odorlHn* when purchas
ed and odorless when worn
25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 75c
Per Pair
Omolnfants Pants
A dainty comfort a I >le gar
ment lliat will keep ha by'*
clothes dry and clean
50c, 55c, 60c a pair
COMIN' COMIN'
Sensation in Dolls
"The Campbell Kids"
The craze for thnm totally
eclijw-i'f the "Teddy-bear" '
The FAY Ideal
..STOCKINGS..
Fit Fine! Feel Fine!
Mutton at wa?s?t. -tay np
fiwxrth ami *arn the annoy
anee of garter-". h??t for
health, comfort. e?*onomy
30c, 35c. & 40c a pair
"YARD LONG"
SILK HAIR NETS
" Hip all otf?r tli?* head
dz** -ma'le of fine meeh
and knotM at both en'l* ?
A Iwilut^ly Sanitary. Th*>
bigge?t pfjlfntr hair net *ver
prirdn. 'I. 6 for 25c, 4 for
25c, and 3 for 25c. Bh?nd??
Light, Medium and Park
brown, black, gray, anhnrn
:L. A. HARRISON & CO.:
Store Open f:\en injjs :: Phone 55
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R Ttie lar^ost nr.": lw?t cor, 'od 'lairr i AImIt* ? f
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* oti Whit*1 P*** * Voiron Ro?t*.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN |ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Acconnts
of Skagway Firm? And Individuals.
I
Best M eals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
"DINNER
First Clam
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
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