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Heinz's Bott'ed Goods All I H R \ Australian Lambs Wool Underwear
Imported Good* w 11 1 , t L i\ U • Tbc Latest in Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes
A Department of Select Ready Made Clothing Has Just Been *<|<M
"eLLnjr^eT Chinaware Rogers Silverware Glassware 600115 Dellv'wI-0 2n rarl
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull,Graduate Optician.
House meeting tonight.
Full stock of paints at Ken
drick’s. *
Kendrick can make an artistic
sign for you.
Public school will rc-open Mon
day morning.
Maps of Xizina country for sale
at the Postoffici;.
For tine Smoking Jackets go to
Lion Clothing Store.
A new line of boys and childrens
clothing at the Lion store.
Bob Coles returned on the Xome
City from a trip to Seattle
Turkey dinner at Merchants
Caic. Sunday, 3 p. in. 50 cents.
Everything to wear for man, wo
uian uiid child at J. Fish & Co
Choice Yakima Burbank potatoes
at City .Market, next to Merchants
(,’afe.
Mrs. Stiouse has been at Ft.
I.iscum visiting friends for several
days.
Mr. Guy Banta returned from
fhe-interior yesterday after a very
hard trip.
A full line ot cooking and heat-;
ing stoves f<rr coal and wood.:
Richurda A Co.
Turkey, chicken ami ducks for
dinner, at Merchants Cafe, Sunday.
3 p. tn. 50 cents.
The Log Cabin saloon is prepared |
to sell beer to tuuiilies or others at
26 eeuts per quart.
The Moose will initiate seven
new member* to-night. They will i
of course have u good time.
Geo. A. Dickey returned on the
Nome City from a short trip to his
home in Chippewa Falls, Win.
An ounce of prevention is better
than a whole house atire. You
can get the ounce at Yakslmw’s. |
The Santa Alia left here hound |
westward oil Nov. 2J. The only :
Pftflftengers aboard from here were I
ll. D. Reynolds and Blarney Stevens
The storm of the past week dam
aged the -chool house to such an
extent that school could not Ik*
held. The scholars have Wen hav
ing a week’s vacation as a conse
quence.
The dancing club will hold its
regular meeting Saturday night at
Moose hall. Friends and acquain
tances of the class memWrs are in
vited to W present at 10 o’clock.
C. U. Hubbard and H. E. Elliott,
the Kotsina copper mine owners,
were outgoing passenger* on the
Ben ha. They w ill probably return
in February to move supplies to
their property in the interior.
The contract for the erection of
the Kratuer building on Keystone
avenue, op|>osite the St. Elias, hue
Wen let to W. T. Kaake & Co., and
work will begin at once. The same
company have also in hand the
contract to erect a six-room cottage.
Jim Ickes has sold his roadhouse
ut the mouth of Tonsina, to J. G.
Stevens and Chae. Dcbord, who
will take in a large outfit of sup
plies in the spring. It i* their in
tention to put in a ferry across the
Copper at that place.
Mrs. Dr. Bartlett slipped and fell
a few days ago at her home in Ft.
Liseum and in falling struck the
corner of a chair and hurt herself
quite seriously, Wing injured in
ternally. She is much better and
will probably recover without hav
ing to go to the states aa was at
first feared.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
French Bon Bonsat Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
A fine line of stationery at Shaw
& Williams.
All kinds and styles of winter
cape at Jas. Fish & Co.
Exchange your old stove for a
new range at* Richards’.
For German Sox and Gold Seal
ruhher gooes go to the Lion store.
Fresh Eusterti Oysters at the
City Market, next to Merchants
Cafe.
Turkey, chicken and ducks for
dinner at Merchants Cafe, Sunday.
3 p. m. 50 cents.
On account of the storm the ice
cream social to have lieen given
tomorrow night at the Endeavor
church has l>een indefinitely post
poned.
The K. P. club is planning a very
swell l>ali for New Year’s eve. it
has not been decided at which hall
it will be given, but every effort is
Iwing put forth to make "it a very
enjoyable affair.
The electric light plant arrived
on tin- Nome City and with it came
Mr. H. H. Knox, an electrician
ffom Nome who was sent here to
insist Mr. Quinn in installing the
the plant. Leaved and Kramer,
members of the company, are in
Seattle and will lie tip soon, while
Mayor Steel was unexpectedly
called to New York.
The Valdec Distilled Soda Water
Co. is now in full running order and
making a very superior article.
Saloons and others should patronize
the new tirm as it is a home indus
try and liesiiles it will prove to lie
a money-saver to consumers, as
there is no freight to pay on a lot
of 1 Kittles that are useless when
empty. On Thanksgiving day tin
manager furnished a large supply
of soda and distilled waters at the
dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Svring. at" their home, and a'l
were agreeably surprised at the
superior quality of their goods.
The Eagles, a large and flourish
ing society that has in a very few
years found its way into every city
and town in the Union has at last
found its way into Valdez. The
members in town, to the extent of
uhout flftv, came together last Sun
day in Keystone hall. As a club
they have applied to the head
lodge or aerie for a charter in order
to liecotue a regular branch of the
order. The society has from its
very beginning been known as a
charitably dispo.-ed ltody of men
and the very first action taken hv
this local lodge tends to keep up
that reputation. At last Sunday’s
meeting it was unanimously de
cided to give a hall, with the under
standing that the proceeds would
be applied to the erection of a hos
pital. A committee of five, with
Dr. Boyle as chuirman, was given
full power to act and every detail
will be pushed along to make this
charitable affair a perfect success.
Citation.
In the I'nlted State* c«»mmiK*loner'* Court for
the Pistrirt of Alaska, \aidez Precinct
In the Matter of the Lciate » lu Probate
of |
Joseph Thownoy. Peceafted. > Citation.
T«»e I'nlted State* of America to the heira of
Jo»«*ph Fhowney, deceased -Greeting.
By order of thi* Court of thia dal**, you are
hereby t iled and required to appear before thu
Judg<? of thi* Court in Valdes Precinct, Pi*,
tiicf of Alaska. at hi* office in the town of
» aide*, on the 2nd day of February, 1908, at 10
o'clock a.in. of that day, then and there to
•how cause, if any exl*t, why the real proper
ty of *aid e«tate, viz. the undivided one-third
interest in aud to that certain placer mining
claim kn<»wu an Claim N.» S on Copper erwk in
the Valdes Mining I>iatrict, ithould not be or
dered ftold.
Wit net** the Honorable John Lyon*. Judge of
paid Probate Court, wiih the seal of said! ourt,
thi* ith *iay of Pet-ember, 1902.
John Lyons.
•mmiwsioncr and VLx-officio Probata
udge.
Fir's! puMicatl n Dec. 4,1902.
La»t publication Jan. 2.19US.
W’m. H. Whittlesey,
Att«>ruey for Administrator.
J. B flQENS.
CASH STORE
There’s Eggs and Fggs.
- We have the BEST.
|Te; W. Miller, Mi n i<,er.
I
Maple Nougat at Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
Turkeys, chickens and ducks at
City Market.
Felt Shoes for the children at
J. Fish A Co.
Yackshaw is now selling stove
pipe at 25c per length.
The finest line of candies in Val
dez Shaw & Williams.
For fine Cashmere and heavy
Wool Socks go to the Lion,
Turkey dinner at Merchants
Cafe, Sunday, 3 p. in. 50 cents.
Choice Yakima Burhank potatoes
at City Market, next to Mvrcliaius
Cafe. _
Nome City Arrive*.
The steamer Nome City, in com
mand of the popular navigator,
Capt. Z. S. Moore, arrive*I in this
I»ort a»M>ut 2 o’clock Wednesday
morning,and after several attempts
in the face of one of the severest
gales ever ex{>erieiiced in Valdez
Imiv, finally made hist to the wharf.
When everything was sup]K>sed to
l»e secure she suddenly parted her
lines and in n very short time was
several hundred yards from the
wharf. It was useless to attempt
a landing again before daylight, so
she steamed down the bay to Ft.
: l-iscnm where she lay all day vos
; terday and last night unloading
j 100 tons freigiit for the Fort.
The storm having subsided the
| steamer landed here todav about
; 10 o’clock.
The Nome City is a splendid sen
| worthy vessel built in lytX) for the
| Nome trade. She has first-class
! passenger accommodations. With
! Capt. Z. S. Moore in charge and
Frank Baker as purser, the Nome
City will be a winner in the Valdez
trade.
On this,her first Valdez trip, the
Nome City left Seattle on Nov. 26,
making the trip in less than six
days, stopping en route at Sitka,
and Yakutat. She carried 26
first-class passengers, 212 tons
of freight and 115,000 feet of
lumlter for this place.
The following is her passenger
list:
Mlaa Hus; Koia-rt,. .1 W Blakcmnre, O N Dria
i-oll Hiul wife, »A Kibble. lieu Dickie . E.
Hathaway Mild wife. t\ E lieig.-r wife und chil
dren. R Culea, J Slu-rleck, J TVdcrmd, W. A.
Berry and wife, H Kunx, rim Rice, A. .Millar
II Uuuderauii, It Dclmonico, M S Abralima.
B. Mllcaide. <’ tiltlcapie. Frank Burke, R„bi.
Rice ana Fred llaustcd.
Hemple ($X Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Having purchased the stock of Groceries of Jas. Fish & Co., we now
have the MOST COMPLETE LINE IN VALDEZ. We are
prepared to fill orders, either large or small.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
! WANT8—FOR SALE.
! Ad vert! se me 11 is under thi* bead. 10 cents a
line for one insertion. 5 rents for each subse
quent Insertion.
BIHh 1mm: First class bird dog for sale.
SehnHfier Misters, Broadway.
plANO Pine upright piano for sale bv the
i * Schneider Mister*. Broadway.
CCAA HI’YH Three nice Iota and houses on
▼,A,V MiKinly St. One frame house cost
WUt*. fall at this office.
HUYSMuo mahogany upright piano.
▼ * *lool, scarf, musie and one graplio
l ph. ne. 28 latest t olumbia records. Belli al
. most new and in go.al condition. Owner leav
• ing town, ( all at this offlre.
TO BENT—A new, four room house, ulecly
4 furnishid and ready for occupancy. lu
ho>d locality. Apply this ofllee.
HOl’HKB AND LOTH for rent or for sale. Call
on Dr. Von Ounther.
FOB HALE CHEAP—a first class gold roekvr
and pump. Just the thing for beach dig
j gings. Biehardf & Co.
COB HALE Best All Lump Coal. Sf- Alaska
4 Transit*r Co., or leave ardor* at II IPs cigar
more.
Hot Chili and
Waffle Kitchen.
Open Always.
Broailwuj’, Reading Room.
Mim. J. H. Ryan
CHAS A. HAND, Prop.
The Only Short Order
House in City.
Vienna Oakery, Coffee and Chop douse
Opens for business, Friday, Dec. 5, in the new
building opposite The Nizina. We will carry a
full line of Bread, Cake and Pastry, and will run
a hrst Class Coffee and Chop House. We will
use only the best goods the market affords.
Boxes for Ladies.
Golden & Friss, - - Proprietors
You Don't Need a Wife
If Yon Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Buttons.
Ik Ovi Dra? (t.
1
Pi re Fresh Tr. gs.
✓ '
V/ldzz. Alaska.
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i
\ BANK Or VALDEZ, |
a AND \
5 SAFE 1‘EPOSIT VAULTS. J
0 Capital, Paid-up - 910,000 f
a Reserve, in Real and Per- a
a sonul Property - 907,000 J
\ General Hanking Business, Hold *
e Dual Bought. Lnunsund Discounts. 0
0 Foreign and Eastern Exchange 0
0 Bought and Bold. General Collect- A
0 ing- \
a patronage solicited, a
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LUMBER and TIMBERS of all kinds.
Rough, Maned, Matched.
U’lie, Band Ban Work
Shingle*.
I
Special Orders
Promptly Attended To.
H. F. ROBINSON. S-.ot
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge. ^
AL WHITE, Proprietor
RICHARD/ & CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold.
J. F. HIELSCMER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Special Attention Given to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotel* and
Restaurant*.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Rote. Rca.on.bl.
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men ^
and Commercial Travelers.
OEBMey * VOQT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave-Valdez, Alaska.
tor General Hauling see
The Alaska Transfer 0o.
, Plano and Safe Moving
Special Attention To City Trade. ^
20AL and General Forwarders