Trade at S N Y D E R' S For Best Goods
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Oldest Store in Valdez. ph0ne 25.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.!
\V. C. Stull.Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting toniirht.
Elatcritc Rooting, nothing equals
it.
For Elatcritc Rooting see McGil
lieuddy.
lu st cigars in town. Broadway
Pharmacy.
NEW lot of tin and granite ware
at Brownell’s.
If your Best girl likes oysters
take fier to Wikidel’s.
Fine line of mandolins and guit
ars at Kerns’ J« welry store.
Get vour face into a slice of water'
melon at the Candy Kitchen.
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Fourth of July scenes for sale,
coiner McKinley and Broadway.
The latest in men’s clothing, call
on the American Tailors and lie |
happy.
Si ml some snow scenes to your1
friends who are suffering with the
heat. Brownell’s.
Before putting on your new Hoof
Fee the Elatcritc Hooting—get fig
ures irom McGillicuddv.
A new lot of those guaranteed
Pocket Knives just received at
Brownell’s hardware store.
A special Sunday Dinner will be
served at the Home Restaurant
from 5.30 to 7 p.m. Price 50 cents.
Fine writing and school tablets
5 cents to 20 cents each—less than
half the usual prices—Mrs. Shef
fer’s store, McKinley st.
Spare Itibs, Sausage, and
Wiener Worst,
20 cents a pound.
At the Valdez market.
Mr. J. W. Ueoghan, brother of
our court stenographer has arrived
with his mother. They will take
up a residence here.
The Nome City left Seattle about I
2-1 hours ahead of the Excelsior'
and after stopping at Kyak went
on direct to Cook Inlet.
Work at the Ellunmr mine is
now progressing in good shape,
two shifts are kept busy "and the
shall is down 325 feet. They will
start to drift in in a day or two.
The Copper River Mining, Trad
ing A I lev. Co. will have a pack
train leave Copper Center for Val
dez altout Oct. 1. Miiiers can leave
their packs there to Ire carried into
Valdez. Rates reasonable.
The Valdez laundry on Keystone
nve. is now in position to clean,
pie:-s and restore to their original
condition, gentlemen’s clothing,
and will hold themselve resjionsi
hle for good work.
The Nome City arrived from Sel
dovia, to which point she went di
rect from Beattie, she had hut little
freight and no mail for this place.
Following i.- the passenger list:
Mi>N K!U W.HMi. Mr.-, fc. H. Xichol
m«ii. Mi - '! r. t. bi\ hviue,
li. M. M«*|gUMiit N. V Tr-uuiiv.
C. .'I. Anderson, formerly engin
eer for the proposed Resurrection
bay railroad, was a passenger on
ti.e Kxci Isior. He has severed bis
connections with that company,
and will hereafter devote himself
to the oil business.
McKinley Hall, the large new
building owned by Al. White, is
now completed. It is 40x70 feet,
two stories high, with a ball room
on second floor, which is well ven
tilated and lighted, and lias a 17
foot ceiling. This is the finest hall
for dancing north of Seattle. There
are sitting rooms and cloak rooms
adjoining for ladies, and a smoking
room for the gentlemen. The
ground floor has a large room suited
for a business house, and a smaller
room, to Ijp used as a kitchen when
necessary. Rutherford A Ray -
mond put up the building.
W. C. Stull Ex|x>r) Watchmaker
Have you Ixxm to Wikidel’s?
Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
It never wears out — Elateritc
roof.
For Elaterite Roofing see McGil
licuddv.
Cantaloups 25 cents at the Candy
Kitchen.
Vosx Populi and Brownell are
not synonymous.
New (loops just arrived on Nome
City at Brownell’s.
Steel locks, hotter than iron, 50
cents at Brownell’s.
Native baskets nnd curios for
sale at Kern’s Jewelry store.
(Set your blood in gixxl shape for
the winter. Broadway Pharmacy.
Chase and Sanborn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to lie bud at Hemple &
Dougherty’s.
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Jas. St. Mary after a couple of
months trip to the states has just
returned to his home in Valdez.
A. B. lies. F. M. Brown nnd Geo.
Baldwin are in town from the Kus
kulina and other interior ]x)ints.
Rutherford A* Raymond arc push
ing the work on the hospital build
ing and expect to have it ready for
use by next week.
The Seattle market is now open
for the season- under the manage
ment of J. W. Small, with* a fine
stock of meats and vegetables.
Father TurnoU, a catholic clergy
man of Skagwav is here to look
over the conditions with the view of
establishing a catholic church here.
Judge J. W. Witten, of Wash
ington, D. C., arrived here on the
Excelsior as a representative of the
interior department, to investigate
our land complications and report.
The Woman’s Guild of the Mis
sion of the Epiphany will give a
dime tea next Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 19, from 3 to 6, at the
rectory, for the benefit of the hos
pital. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
A gentleman who understands
his business says only 64 sardines
in a box, but others seem to think
that SO can be squeezed in. Now
if you are crowded, jostled and suf
focated don’t blame the man who
knows his business.
E. A. Henderson has received a
message from Judge Wickcrsham
instructing him to turn over the
license money in his possession to
G. Hponberg. city treasurer. He
has $6o2.50 that will go into the
school fund, and $660 for the city.
Invitations have been placed in
the mail for city delivery by A. M.
Edwards and F. N. Sessions, as a
committee, inviting the people to a
dance and insj>ection of McKinley
Hall. Mr. White has kindly given
! the use of the hall for the occasion.
Mr. F. Greely of Garry, South
Dakota was a passenger on the
' Excelsior. Arriving here he trans
ferred to the Newport to go to the
Inlet country. He is an instructor
in agreculture and is taking a deep
interest in Alaska. He is visiting
the experimental stations here and
will give particular attention to
feasability of raising sheep along
i the coast.
' The firms of Swift & Co. and
Libby, McNeil & Libby have enter
ed this market with their various
stocks of well known products in
the meat line. Their representa
tive here is H. W. Miller, one of
onr councilman. He is actively
; engaged in the business, and ex
ists at a very early date to receive
' a complete line of samples. Mr.
Miller desires to cater to the wants
of our merchants, and expects to
carry a stock from which they can
draw their supplies at any time
I and in any quantity.
J. r. H1ELSCHER Sr CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Live Stock Delivered to Interior Points.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED
It never wears out — Elaterite
roofing.
Fruits of all kinds at the Candy
Kitchen.
Your old clothes can be restored
to a resj>ectnble condition at the
Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
Tuesday is the day set apart for
Indies at the Olympic clul>—not
Thursday.
Jas. Fisii, Sr., licensed real es
tate agent, McKinley st., Valdez.
Telephone 13. . Properties for sale
or rent.
Before putting on your new Roof
see the Elaterite Roofing—get fig
ures from McUillicuddy.
Small cash loans on real estate,
call ut this office.
Elaterite Roofing, nothing equals
it.
kato?a Mis
2nd St., back of telegraph office.
Beds, $a a Week. Baths, ajc.
Haines & Brown,
THE TINNERS
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are now prepared to do all kinds of
Tin and Iron work at short notice.
Their work is first-class and charges
reasonable. Located on McKinley
rear of Prospector office.
ft ft®Fine
Accomodations For All.
Opposite P. O., Next to Levy’s Sheffer & Borton
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling
Alley
Shooting
Gallery
Cigars
Private
Ca»*d
Rooms.
PHIL ZIMMERMAN
Cleaning, Repairing and Altering Done On
Short Notice.
Ladies' Suits Cleaned and Pressed.
PRICES REASONABLE.
On Broadway, Second House Back of Fish’s Store.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures, •
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 39.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew cn Buttons.
The Oil Dru; Co.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska.
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Hemple Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
The Most Complete Stock of General Merchan
dise In Valdez. Special Attention Paid To
Family Trade.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
WANTS—FOR 8ALE.
Advertisements under this head, 10 rent* a
line for one insertion, 5 cents for each subse
quent insertion.
Horan AND LOTS for rent or for sale. Call
on Dr. Von (innther *
Typewriter for sale, smith premier;
in perfect condition, (’all at this office. *
VALDEZ OPERA Ifol'SE FOR SALE. Large
and elegant building; suitable for any
purpose. m j
SIX IlorSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—Apply
to Mrs. Johnson, McKinley street. (
STEADY, sober camp cook wants position.
Apply at this office. It
FOR SALE-A four room cottage, desirable lo
cation. Will l*c sold very cheap. An A
No. 1 investment. Inquire at this office. #
TO RENT—Several h'ouse* and cabins. Inquire
at this Office. .
You can rest contented with an
Elaterite roof over you.
! BANK or VflLDEZ, !
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5 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. J
4 Capital, Paid-up - 110,000 0
A Reserve, in Real and Per- a
a sonal Property - 107,000 J
\ General Bunking Business. Gold ^
f Dust Bought. Loansuini Discounts, f
0 Foreign and Kastern Exchange 0
0 Bought and Sold. General Collect- A
1 ln* $
0 PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ^
Gold TDust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
AL. WHITE, Proprietor
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- - House Moving - -
Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan Pates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only Fir*t Cla.^s Hotel in Valdes.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
OCBMEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez, Alaska.
Where Do You Stop? Why of Course at
MINERS’ HOTEL.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.
McKinley st. and Keystone av C. Johnson, Prop.
'98 Pioneer *98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed the heat.
Try Our Shampoo and Face Massage
Baths For Ladies or Gentlemen.
CAMERON GOLDEN