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?I RECEIVED FRESH ON THE
| i STATE OF CALIFORNIA
i New Potatoes Green Peppers
? ? Green Peas Tomatoes ? ?
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; ! Washington Asparagus Bananas;;
" Rhubarb White Bermuda Onions ! !
\ Caulillour Green Onions ) ?
j Cucumbers Butter and Eggs ;;
i If dissatisfied with the potatoes you have *;
I been getting try our Fancy Selected Bur- !!
; . banks. ?;
;; C. W. Ask & Sonsi
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tub STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A C1T1ZKN Or ALASKA.
Around aii Jay with &a achiij,
feck;
Ciu t reel at night;
Enough U> make any one "give
oa>."
LVAii's Ki?iuty Pills will give re
ntwed life.
They w.ll cure the backache;
Cure every kidney til.
Here is conducing proof thai this
U ao.
Mrs H. il. Thomas, 1402 o4th St,
Okkland, Cai., says:
l'he merit oi lVan's Kidney Piils
iiu been thoroughly proven to me
?uu couoiAiueuUy 1 have ao hesita
t'ou in rccoiumeading them. About
two jear* a;.o 1 suffered from paius
In my ba*.k and 1 believe the trouble
wm caused by excessive ruoxiiug of
th? sewing machiue. As Doan's Kid
ney Tills have been used by a mem
b?r of our family with the best of
r*?ulti>, 1 advised to try them.
Meek u> m." gratification they proved
to be just what 1 repaired, drl\ iug
away my aches and paius aud improv
tag my health. 1 have kept a supply
in th? hou?e siuce then, know lug
tha" th> > cai be relied upou to give
relief from kivlucy disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
coats. Foster- Milburu Co., buffalo,
N*w \ork. sole ->g? for the I :.it
ed States
Heme mb?.-r the uarne Doan's and
take uo other.
,
I cited Staus of America, )
Division No. 1.
Notice is hen by given that pur
suaui to an or r uiade by the abo\ .
entitled Court, at Ketchikan, Alaska,
ou April li. Ut 11, there will l>o a
?t*c;al U rtu of Court at Skagway.
.Cuka. Sa. i sp ia] term convening
tn the United States Court House a!
Skagw
22ml day of Maj .A K l?ll, at the
bcur of ten o cloik A. M? on f^aiu
oaj.
hereunto set my hand and aft'ixec
lli* Seal of the l>istrict Court thh
(3EAL> E. W. PETTET.
Clerk of the District Court for the
Distrnt of Alaska l>i\:si.-n N-' 1
A PLEA FOR BEAUTY.
A Communication.
Now that the City Fathers have
set aside a day for cleaning the
s'reets, alleys and yards and the
bi.sy house wife has turned her at
tention to the cleaning of the home,
i why not appoint a day for beautify
;ng as well
Let a day b?. set aside for making
Skagway beautiful by going to the
n .Is for plants and shrubs which
rnaj be trans-planted iu the yards of
??ur town and in a year or two the
?\sult will be most wonderful.
Try only roses, columbines and
fans, if others are too difficult to
obtain. These planted a year ago
.n a Skagway yard are now showing
a \igorous growth; the roses are in
I af, the columbines are nearly a
foot high and the "fiddle heads"
of the ferns are beginning to un
rL 11. and the pleasure afforded by
tt.esc beautiful plants more than re
I ays for the trouble of bringing
them from ?he hill side. These har
iiy natures of the North need no
protection from the cold and frost;
t. y defy the long, cold winters and
ar* a Joy to the eye long before the
: ailer domestic plants are in blos
? i... IV not, by all means, neglect
ih domestic plants and flowers
which can always be procured from
the local gardners at a very reason
able rate, or, if one prefers, he may
?row his own in a sunny window.
'1 you Liave tried you cannot
know how many beautiful pansios
>> here in the world can finer sweet
>eas and pansies be grown than in
\ aska, ospt'< ially in the Southeast
?m portion where the moist climate
L-in?< them to a most perfect state.
Daisies arc vastly grown and
.-any "volunteers" spring up in a
j 'ot d where those flowers of Bobby
Sums have been the preceeding year,
"achelor buttons are hardy little
I I ? auties and no less than twenty-one
irieties of them were grown in one
Skagway yard: they are also repro
ducers and once sown require little
' care. \ few seeds of them and
THE
KAYSER
GLOVE
1 i;er< s a wa> to tell the genuine
Look in the hem for the mark j
"Kayser"
its there for your protection
"KAYSt.R" glo ves "cost no more
and are worth double in quality.
?t>!eand value.
Short gloves ~"s/- P*?ir
Colors 'It
W. B.
"REDUSO'
Corsets
For the stout or full figure. Made
of heav> Coutil. long skirt fitted
with supporters and reducing band
White only , $3.50
KrtAKrhnnKi
UVI Ul
SKIRT VALUES
Shepherd Checks and Cream
Wool Serge, cut on the new
est popular hi pi ess lines
$7.50 and $8.25
"HALO"
Bandeauxs
Flowers , Feathers, !
and other acces
sories that will
prove of special in
terest to the home
milliner
T PJa Phone 5
I V \'l Store^Open Evi
55
Evenings '
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A Letter
OUR CLOSING OUT Sale is now a matter of
history, and the doors of our store are
closed.
On April 7th we announced our intention of retir
ing: from the business field in Skagway and in
augurated our "Closing Out Sale."
That the people, our friends and customers, have
realized the benefit to be derived from the reduct
ion or prices, is shown by the appearance of our
store, and we take this means of showing our ap
preciation of the confidence reposed in us to thank
them one and all for their generous patronage
during the p;ist years and especially during the
sale which marked the close of our business in
Skagway.
Rcspectfullv yours,
B. M. BEHRENDS MERC. CO.,
the daisy scattered along the
stmts and alloys would grow and
? ake beautiful many now unsightly
places.
What a relief to the eye it would
he to see some of the old shacks
lorn down, the ground cleaned up
and made green with grass and
sprinkled over with flowers.
Let us, then, all work together for
a permanent and more beautiful
SVagway.
BASEBALL WAS INTERESTING.
Yesterday afternoon Manager Harry
Pahartv again had his colts out
.vorking on the diamond, and a very
ir.teresting game was played. The
weather being good the game lasted
II innings and the score at the fin
ish was 1 1 to 8 in favor of Louie
Rapuzzi's team. The teams lined up
as follows:
McKonzie's team: M el n tyre 1st.
V. ard 2nd. Blanchard 3rd, Snow ss.,
Boone If.. Gray rf.. McKenzic p..
Phelps c.
Rapuzzi's team: Black 1st, L. Ra
P'izzi 2nd. A. Rapuzzi 3rd. Story ss.,
I>crtero If.. Johnston of.. Estrada rf.,
O'Connell p.. C. Rapuzzi c.
Umpire. H. Flaharty.
EAGLES' SMOKER ON 19TH.
N'ext Friday evening the local
xerie of Eagles will hold a smoker
for the benefit of its own members
and great preparations are being
made for the event. The committee
in charge state that a good program
has been arranged and they request
rach and every Eagle to hold the
19th day of May open for the time
of their lives.
R. M. Becker was taken to White
rass hospital on Saturday evening
suffering from an attack of rheum
atism and grip.
Ira H. King, agent of the Alaska
steamship Company, of Haines, left
on a business trip for Juneau on the
State of California.
The State of California arrived in
,ort yesterday morning at 6:45 with
S5 passengers and 40 tons of freight
She left for the south at 10 o'clock
with 6 passengers.
The second series In tht finals of
the bowling contest at the Elks
Alleys, was played last night. The
contest stands Geo. Blanchard 2807.
A. C. Blanchard 2693, Jas Rock 2657. |
RIGHT NOW
GET READY FOR ACTIVITIES OF
SPRING.
Springtime *s coming. The time to
bxgin preparing for its arrivals la al
ividy here. Spring is the season
v ben activities, suspended during the
<v.'nter, are renewed. Thoughtful m^n
and women get ready for it by havln 1
a general house cleaning. Thoy have
everything in shop and house put In
."eadiness for a effective gervict
Tha' is what our repair department j
Is for. We put watches clocks ami
their MOST EFFECTIVE SERVICE
Iiegln your season of house eleaninr , .
and springtime preparation by hav
ing your watches and clocks M ADI
*o KEEP TIME. l)e up-to-date. \S
COOD AS NEW and SATISKACTK >.v ?
GUAR ANTEED are the wati >1 wor ' jjj
of our repair department. .j.
The largest best, and most mod err ?
stock of jewtlry, watches, clo "f"
K'assware and chinaware at RIGITT ?
PRICES jp
We are opticians who do what we
say. Examinations free.
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Alaskans Find It Con- B
venient To Bank |
In Seattle . ?
Under our system tht,re can be X
no delay, loss or expense. We main- X
tain a special department for the y
hurdling of out-of-town accounts.
We shall be pleased to write yoii ^
concerning it if you will send 11- X
your name. 1
Write today. | 4
Northern Bank and |
Trust Company x
JOHN G. PRICE. President
Northern Bank & Trust Bldg.
SEATTLE
inly Ow ? 3ROMO QUININE." that H /?% 0 V#
i^axative jftromo 1
( in". a Cold in On* D-?v. Gnx> ?n 2 Day* w
i
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDE5T BANK IN (ALASKA
Reapectfnlly .Solicit* The Acennnto
of Skagway Kirmn And Individuals
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. F. SEIMAN, Prop.
4 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch1
The larj?ev and b?t conduct^ dairy in Alaak*.
! Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
T.. ill i?. Wh"? P??? *? Vn* tN'?. I p
l-M-Mvlvl-Mrl-'rl+l+l
?!? t lilt M"t -H I f I 1 I'MJ
H. D. KIRMSE, jPr?"I
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY i
and Retail
MOST EXTENSIVE AND ORIGINAL STOCK ON PACIFIC COAST.
VV .\RDED TWO GRAND PRI7KP ANT> FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT [
THE A T.-P. EXPOSITION rOR FINEST
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvinft, Indian Curio* !jl
ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CHILKAT BLANKETS
AND INDIAN BASKETS
Natlva Made Coppar and Silver Jtrvwlry and Sowvanlm*
ILLU8TRATED CATALOGUE PENT RT MAIL OJf REQUEST . .
Mall Ord?r? a Spe^Jaltj.
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SKAGWAV ALASKA J
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