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I A Delicatessen
Window display
3 Theee hot days are picnic days and we have prepared
L your lunch for you. You can seWt it in a hurry
v "
i ?et y?UT stock for
camping
C. W. Ask & Sons
IN TH? I NITRD STATSS DISTRICT
COL RT >X>R THJ? DISTRICT O**
ALASKA. DIVISION NLMBKR 1.
AT JUNfcAU.
Nil. iNUl'lCK Uil OEDKK.
t N. 1 t-U STAIRS Of AAlfciUCA.
Pkiilitf.
i a*- h?>ai? ol liA.SKl cROSto,
D*o?afcea. and R. W, I'KTTIT, as
C.erk ot tbe Umus. Sui?> Dis
t k" Court ior uu- District of
* '-ty Nurnoor Oue,
jJwieMU>Ulls.
SV iiRRRA:>, Uie UluieJ States ol
AK?Xtca tor Ut<? OliUlci i>l AiaaMta,
r*!1 i?H>ii Uu?, a*t inaUv auu
I. ?i u uiiv> rwauuu ui uie above en
uiwu c?o>e, a*iegiu& tua.
v.wt ?ue* uiu.-uu., at jki,,**) . -vi
tela, Ott or *lK>Ul Uie . Ul v>?
VtlfelteT, 19tfl, leaMiifc ?kU co uiLt' ai
Sk^gMA), i& S?.*h?-s> fwtwti, l>
vision .NutiiLKi On , District ol A;
ki.. ol Uue liunured
I V Mi U<1 ?C?eilS> CbUlfc
Md Umi said dccwKd loll no t??ri
of otuer person euulau U> saiu
but .bal ULt tauic lias escheat
ed to a ad become u? property ot
the United Stales, and that siiu
m uo * ? '"? deposit w.ui s?*?u R.
W. I'ettit as Clerk ol the District
Court tor Lao District of Alaska, Di
vision Nuiu^er Oue, and wneroas,
sa.4 information pra>s that Uie saio
*'*m ot money be aujudged and oc
cTved U> be U*e iavitul property ol
Ul* I nited Stales, Uie plaintiff here
u ,
NOW, THRRRKORR, IT IS OK
IkkRD, that a.1 persons interested
I* U>e said tdUtt, mono', or prop
? y. be and appear beiore the above
etUUed Court, at Ska*;**}. Alaska,
and show oause, U any they have,
ga or before the fifth to) day of Aug
u?t, a. D. mi, why the UUe totiic
said estate, money, or property shoul
i ol ve&t in the United States, the
p a'nUff herein.
aND IT IS tURTHRK ORDKRRD.
Uiat tins Nouce and Order be pub
Li bed fo t six consecutive weeks >n
5b^ Skt^way Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published in
< L > ? w a\ pnciio^ District of Alaska.
l*t*d this lith dp- ot May, A. D.
1M1. THON R. LYONS,
district Judge.
IVst pubtKraUoa May lo, 1911.
i --> publi cation June 27, 1911.
PROFESS'ON AL CARDS.
Attsnwyt
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AMornvAH-lw
p Q. Bcs K. Juneau. Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attom^>--At-Law
Ska** . Alask*
Danttota.
DR. L. ?. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modarn Methoda.
Open Cvanlnga.
Ctfic* Hour*; 9-12 A so. 1-6 p. m.
a Building. - Broadway
8KAGWAY, - ALASKA.
Dental Supplies,
to. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealer* ta ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
2U-ki central Bldg., SeaUla. \Sash
Uders by mail or cable will rv
m(v* prompt sttenUon. Catalogin
?4. rwjuert.
KngU;?v>*?
H. P. M. BJRKINB1NK
ENGINEER
U. a Deputy Land and Miner*
?j Surveyor :?
Poll*? Bldg. - HaiD?a. Ala?k ?
Mink T**c?i*p*.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Tearbar of
P I A N ? FORTE
Special Term* tar a Limited
Number ot Beginuer*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
| The most appropriate and at Uie
sue ume uic uiost attractive sou
veuir one uiay lake from Alaska, is
thai which was msuuuicuua iu tin ua
siug tne aiu-auou of the eutire
world ou our great country.
liver since the uiagic year of li-'T
go la .lis poured t'roiu Uie creeks auu
reaches of Alaska and been convert
ed into money reckoned into minions.
tioQce the sight oi gold either rniut
>-u or mouuieu ai ouee directs ones
tuiud to Uie land of the midnight suu.
\\ hat more appropriate then, tn&u
piece oi nuggei jewetery, eitkor as
a frame lor the boauUfui mastodon
? vory, staiueu by the countless years
t has enuureu, or nu&geta joiueu iu
? haia work by a skilled artisan. A
iwooch or solitary nugget of curious
.latural shape is a souvenir which
it. Us Uie story of the mad rush to
1 the Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewelcry is in reality an investment
.n an article that cannot depreciate
oms to be dawniug upon the vis
tors 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 fineet display of the
"yellow metal" ever gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
Sitearihe tor Um Dally Alaskan.
appearing old
\r*n ?? a Bit to PmlUWf Emfl?T
?m.
Tou cannot afTord to frow old.
In those days of atrr-nuous co:npetltk?a
t Is necessary to maintain, as Jon* an
nnsslble ones youthful appearance.
It Is Impossible to do this wtthovt re
I raining a luxurious rrowth of hair.
The presence of Pnndniff iTutVnte* th?
-iresence of a burrowin* tccrta w hloh
lives and thrives on the roots of th?
hair untfl It causes total buttress
Xewhr.-'s RfrpkMt Is the only kn -wn
lestrover ef th ?> r??t. and It Is as effeo
ttve as It Is dellehtful to use
Herp!e!de make-; an e'ejrant hair dress
ing as well as TVandruff cure.
Accept us substitute ? there Is none.
S<*ld by lo^dtnc drujrdsts Send Ttov In
tsnrps for ?ample to The Herplckle Ov.
netrc't. MleY
On* Dollar bott>ee pjaranteed.
Wa Brltt, Specia* Arsnt, Stftgway. ^
THB STRUGGLJE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN Or ALASKA.
Around all jay with u achiu,
Wck;
Can't rest at night.
Enough to make any on* "give
ou-~
Doan's Kidney Pill* will give re
newed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidnay UL
Here ia convincing proof that this
is *>:
Mr* H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St..
Otk land, CaL, says.
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
hu been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
t'?e in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
in my back and I believe the trouble
was caused by excessive running of
Uie dewing machine. Aa Doan's Kid
ney Tills ha*-e been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
sroults, I was advised to try them.
Mrch to my gratification they proved
to be Just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
Ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
the* they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cent* Foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
taka bo otter.
E
t
(Ry Masks News Bureau.)
ATLANTA. Ga.. June 5:8? United
States Circuit Judge Newman this
morning refused to grant a writ of
habeas corpus In the case of Banker
Morr.
ARCTIC BROS.
I a very interesting meeting of the
| Arctic Brotherhood was held last
| night by Camp Skagway, No. I. O.
L. Dickeson, A. H. Gregory and L.
H. Cogswell were Initiated into the
order, and a substantial luncheon was
served, after the meeting, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
SMALL BOATS
ARE HELD UP
The following telegram was recelv
ed from Collector of Customs J. R.
Willis this afternoon:
"Persons arriving in small boats
at Eagle detained in quarantine cainv
Notify persons expecting to descend
Yukon River in that way and advls-'
them to tAke regular steamers.
"Quarantine camp at Eagle now
congested."
F. J. Vandewall,
Deputy Collector.
10 WILL BE
HE GODDESS?
The "Goddess of Liberty" dress
will be on display in the store win
dows of the L. A. Harrison company
tomorrow.
While the vote cast today has not
been counted it is understood that
the various candidates have receiv
ed a substantial gain over yester
day's count.
On account of the day's rote not
being announced there is bound to be
an increase in the rivalarv. Friends
of the several lagging candidates are
making renewed efforts to overcome
the lead of the favorite?.
RIVER REPORTS
Coming up stream, the steamer
Dawson was at Hootalinqua at 8
o'clock last night.
Down stream, the Whitehorse left
\\ hitehorse at 4 p. m. yesterday and
w is at Hootalinqua at 7 o'clock this
nu>rning, and the Canadian was at
G<ilvie at 2 yesterday afternoon.
The Dawson will sail at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, but no passeiv
g?rs will be carried as she is taking
a load of explosives.
Sabwrttoa tor the Daily Alaskan.
Btfore you stampede, get your
1. iRtion Notices, Placer or Quart?.,
n m the Daily Alaskan. tf
Phil Abrahams and his daughter
Alice, arrived on the State of Call
fornia. Mr. Abrahams Is much Im
proved in health by his sojourn on j
th^ outside.
Mrs. Prank Leslie and two child
ren of Whitehorse arrived on last
night's train and will leave for the !
south on the State of California :
While in town they are the guests !
ot Mrs. C. T. Moore.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE, the
?orld wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature R. W. OROVK. 86
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now telling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit Toora,
K. HarmaD Grimm
MR. DIGKESON
ON ATHLETICS
That Mr. O. L. Dlckeson, vice-pres
ident of the White Pax* A Yukon
Route, is an Ardent believer and
patron of athletic sport* is evidenc
ed by the ke?n interest he takes In
the local Institution known as the
White Pass Athletic Club.
Only recently he has started agi
tating the subject of having a warm
salt water swimming tank installed
as an adjunct to the present facil
ities of that splendid organization
The club owns a vacant lot adjoin
ing their present buildings and it ts
suggested that one of the unused
large buildings of the town be pur
chased and moved to this location.
It is tentatively planned, that If
this Is agreeable to the membership,
to build a fine swimming pool with
a "shoot the chutes" arrangement
and all the accessories that go with
an up-to-date swimming establishment,
There is no doubt but that Mr.
IMckeson has touched a popular chord
by his suggestion.
The Princess May left Vancouver
on time and will artlve here on Sat
urday morning. The May has thirty
two passengers and 92 tons of freight.
On Baby's Face, Head and Shoul
ders? Parents Decided He Could
Not be Cured Cuticura Made
His Skin Perfectly Clear.
"Our hoy N>rn In Toronto on Oet.
13. 1POK. find thw three month* <>' I a id ? t
raah appearrd on M? rbeek What ftffMWl
to be a wat?r bliter would form. Whea II
broke, matter tmuM mn
out. ctartlnc new blister*
unt il hln mtlre fare. head
and were a ma.c?
of arab? a*nd you could rot
nee a parti' I" of r!*ar fkfn.
Other pa^t?of Ms body trer?i
aflei ted, hut not to nich an
eitert. We did not know
what to do for Mm and
>tried nhoiit every adver*
Used rrmrdj without avail.
Indeed aome of them only
adi!<-d to hi< wffrrfnc and
one In partktlln'. tfcc - -
Remedy. nlmo?t put the
Infant Into revulsion*
arrfbed for him and told
- ? u? t-' ha the the hahr in
buttermilk. ThH did * <?t do tr.r p <*\ ?o
we took him to a ' * Ui ! Vr v,n? featM
an an out-patient twi * week a: ?! he pot
worae. !f anylhtnf We t! ? 1 t.ifled In an
other doctor and inside* f a wr- k the t??; araa
to all uppearan rr<. cured and th* ?).?? I
hl? work wa? doue Hut the rerv tiext <!a?
It broke out as ImJ u< ever
*'VkP derided that ft CO! '1 fot K? ^Tfed
and must rmt H< foursw- and ao %?? Jmt kept
his nrm= bind*\|jed to ) i? 'i ; to t - t Ms
tearinc hi? fb**h We ft Tororti tnd
shortly after our arrival In Dulu ! ' . tb? Cuti
rura Remedli" v*t- r-Tonv ? ned We
started usinc thrm 1 Mi . 1000, ? ? *<??n
tNr core wa? cor iet V? ? >uM r?f?t
thtnk was tb* sam?* ? MM for Cuii< ura m--le
f-om the ?V:i"
return thl? ti ro We sti I u?e < ty t \k ?
Boap for hahv's hath Robert Mann. Pfw tor,
Minn May 3. 1P10 '
Cut tew* flrnMfea or\M threw*"*#* th*
Pntt rr I>r*t Ar Cliem Omt c v Pmr* n ? it
t^Maltcri free.bteet be**: -nTrwrrr,'. { tlw ? * !f>
TONIGHT ? EVERT NI6HT
PROGRAM.
Monday and Tuesday. June 26 and 27.
1. Clown's Big Mammoth Can.
2. Nicholas on a Vacation Trip.
3. After Ktour Generations ? A Cw
son Drama.
4. Dooley Referees the Big Fight.
When you see the show you will
come again.
Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 29.
L The Ace of Hearts ?Imp film j
and a good one.
2. The Legend of The Good Night ?
A good one.
3. Wanted to Marry a Hero. ? Good
Comedy.
4. The Out Cast Heroine. ? You Will
like it.
The place where everybody goes.
Prl. and 8at., June 30 and July 1.
1. Carnival at Nice ?
Marriage of a French Soldier ? A
good comedy.
2. Reward for a Kiss ? Comedy.
The FV?rced Loan.? Drama.
3. The Broken Oatli? Imp film one
of the best
4. The Excursion to Montreal.
The Sulphur Mines.
A Graphic Picture.
Our show Is always good.
Admission Only:
Children 10c? General Admission 25c
Vou are never too late. A con
tinuous performance from F:I0 'o
1030 o'clock oach night
C. W. Art and Son* aft making
an Improvement In the sidewalk <mi
Rroadway In front of their store
This store Is progressive and ts *1
w?y* one of the leaders In any raov??
ment for the good of the town, and
their example In making theae need
ed Improvement* might be emulated
by many more of the business h<w
i?6c for ? home cooked meal
<j. Ick, clean wervlc*. Where? At
1I14 New Ifon.e Resfaorwnt, Fifth
A-enue, ha!f minute fr-im Rroadway.
ONE PUCE
HO SECOND CHOICE EO* REPAt*
K ran mint * wftt'h or * clock
or any otlwr repair ?<** ywo
'lav? to h*T? drmo lh?r? i? -wily o?o
for m nr.d that I* oar ro
r?tr d?partmo?t. Th*r? I* no ?ac
id choir* Wo Mtk? Aft <iOf>D AS
<KW. w? **wH???ly GUARAMTKB
j SATISFACTION; wo do work
promptly.
\V# m?k? ?7?i ft* food (Iff n?w.
! al'o; *1 a? flt your *y** with
I Uxt aill icMk? th?m mum
? n'n. No rh?rff? for *xamfn*tVna.
Wo carry ?T*rytl?ln* In tlK? J?**?ry,
noralty and Hit#, f'omoand
?*V J. IKtTTA,
i?woW and Optician
Be
Patriotic
and Decorate
Bunting? Flags
Crepe Paper and
Fable Decorations
See us before you buy
LA. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: F'hone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ;
H. r. SECMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
The laiye*t ?n?l best conducted dairy in Alwk*.
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill prMnt?f>n WMI? P ?n * Taknn Knot*.
+ '
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alatka
OLDEST BANK IN |ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Accoonta
of Skagway Firme And Individual*.
T
Best Meals
In The City
At the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER w
Everything Clean and
First Claw
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
at sing i in
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