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true; values
On the basis ot Security and Service
we solicit your account.
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LOCAL HEMS '
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They are all godd4live. pictures
at the Orpheum tonight.
Charles Hand, came in yester
day from Camp. Comfort.
FOB SALE—Good pack horse, j
Inquire of T. E. Dougherty.
.John Feinbloom returned on
the Sampson from a business trip
to Seattle.
Don’t overlook the line show
at) the Orpheum. We merit good
patronage.
The Valdez Transfer building
is being blocked up by Gus Djarf,
the house mover.
Purser Kahoe, of the Sampson,
is the most popular man with the
ladies on the northern run.
S. F. Sinclaire, a mining man of
note, left the Sampson at Cordova
to go to the new diggings.
J. A. Brizard, a promient min
ing man of Hope, is a returning
passenger aboard the Sampson.
Charles Jones, formerly of
Valdez and Cordova, is now in
Arizona suffering with lung trou
ble.
The Maryland left Cordova
yesterday morning early for Ka
talla to load Alaska coal for a
test,
The Thirtieth Infantry band is
expected to leave Fort William
•if. Seward otn the Mariposa for
Fort Liscum.
Capt. Wm. N. Armstrong was
a passenger on the Sampson
bound for the new strike in (he
Shushana country.
Mrs. Buy Cameron and chil
dren reached San Francisco safe
ly according to word recently re
ceived by Mr. Cain'erOn.
Captain B. H. Durkee, the
“pioneer launch King” of Katal
la, returned from a business (rip
to Seattle on (he Sampson.
No children under 15 years of
age are to be allowed on the Don
aldson going to or coming from
Fort l.iscum until further notice.
All the coal from the Cunning
ham claims at Katalla is now
ready for the Maryland and will
be taken aboard and given a test
soon.
Captain Lathrop, of Cordova,
received 2(5 bead of horses on
the Sampson and will use them
to freight into I lie White River
country.
N. B. Sulner, cashier of the
U'. ion Trust & Savings Bank of
Seattle, accompanied by his wife,
is making the round trip on the
Sampson.
Harry Ford, superintendent of
agencies of (lie Western Life In
surance Co., of San Francisco, is
making the round trip on the
Sampson.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Treasurer
Smith, came to Valdez on the
Sampson and will join her hus
band at Juneau, going south on
the Alameda.
All s'andard makes of wheels,
at Owen Meals, the Valdez bicy
cle agent for the Columbia, Ram
bler, Pope “Daily Service,” Cleve
land and other standard makes.
W,. U, \Chapni>. father-in-lpw
of Captain Harry George, a min
ing man of Port Wells, was an
arrival on the Sampson and will
visit the mine.
Mrs. Burr arrived in Valdez on
the Sampson and will commence
the work of opening up some
promising quartz claims located
on Mineral creek.
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I,. AlIeholT, a commercial trav
eler with the Allan & Lewis Co.,
; of JJurUand, Ore., is on his an
nual tour of Alaska selling the
famous-brand-of “El Sidelo” ci
gars.
Captain Stamey returned to
Valdez last night with the*Brigh
lon,* ye brought the following
passengers: Mrs, Joe'fietTi',8fid'
:wpn, Buner sind Mayhlll, the plac
er miners of Avery.river, ahd C.
Whalen.
Red Ellis returned to ,Valdez
last night from the Tasnuna dis
trict, where he wept with some
'supplies to superintend, the de
velopment work op fc&ig claims
he owns in that sectidfy atyd
which he has been develop^#.
Qhafles ,Wilcox returned ,.ori
the Sampsoii from Cordoba. >
•
Sam Brightwell, deputy mar
shal at Cordova, returned on the
last boat, •
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R. ,J.* Boryer, attorney for the
Cordova railroad, came over last
night on the Alameda.
Will A. Steel, editor of the
Cordova Alaskan, returned to
Cordova on the Alameda.
Charles Hubbard was a visit
or in town last nigtil during tin*
stay of the Alameda at this port.
Joe Bourke, the man who must
slop all booze peddling to na
tives in this division, returned
last night on the Sampson.
Alvah Eames, chief clerk of
the railroad service, is a visitor
in Valdez, coming from the rail
road town on the Alameda.
One-balf oil' on trimmed milli
nery and 25 per cent discount on
suits at Harvey's Toggery.
Miss Belle Blum, a cousin of
Sam and Meyer Blum, arrived
last, night on the Alameda to
visit, in Valdez with her relations.
Matt Reich, who left here some
time ago to undergo an opera
tion in Seattle, returned on the
boat last night with his health
restored.
Edwin Eckern, the cashier of
the Valdez Bank & Trust, Co., re
turned -on the Sampson to Val
dez after a business trip to the
, states.
Louis Lavenseller, one of the
best known mining experts in
Alaska, reached Valdez last ev
ening and will remain here for
several weeks.
When in need of bicycle pumps,
bells, grips and other supplies
and parts call on Owen E. Meals.
E. W. Exum, whose nomina
tion as marshal of this division
was withdrawn from the Senate
by President Wilson, returned to
Chiti'na on the last boat.
E. E. Campbell, the mining
engineer, returned on the Alame
da to Valdez in connection with
some mining properly in which
he holds a large interest.
Norman Merchant, who went to
Portland as a guard for the in
sane patients from the westward,
returned on the boat last night
and has resumed his positional
the jail.
Fine watch and jewelry repair
ing, all work guaranteed. H. V.
Herndon, with Owl Drug Co.
Mr. And Mrs. G. A. Gutman, of
Seattle, were arrivals on the Ala
meda for a short visit in Valdez.
Mr. Gutman is a Seattle business
man and is making the trip for
recreation.
Mrs. W. P. Kenney, accompan
ied by her sister, Miss S. A.
Fallon, are excursionists on
the Sampson. Mrs. Kenney is the
wife of the vice president of-the
Great Northern railway.
;Miss Gertrude Peterson, ac
companied by Miss Lind, the sec
retary of the Alaska Coast Steam
ship Co., and Miss Bessie Erick
son, of Seattle, are making the
round trip on the Sampson.
The Sheriff Outwitted.
The Sheriff Outwitted, sensa
tional hold-up story.
Saved by an Auto. This is a
dandy.
Conductor 780, railroad com
edy picture.
Special change Saturday vvilh
matinee.
For Sale.
Fine kitchen ra^nge, good as
new, inquire at the Prospector.
„ Superb pictures at the Orph
eutn tonight. Change tomorrow.
FOE SALE—"Chris” dory and
Evi|hdure motor. Prime order.
Inquire --Mrs. Shepard.
TIDE TABLES
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High tkfe M:05 a.'m. 11:15 p. m,
Low tide 5:38 ft. m. 5:08 p. m.
Saturday, August 2.
High tide ^2:45, p, m.
Low tide 6:20 a..ih;.6:08 p. m.
Sunday, Augusts.
High tide 12:05 a. m. 1:18 p. m.
Low tide 6:59 a. m. 6:5A p. m.
»Monday, August 4.
High tide 12:54 a. m. 1:55 p. m.
Low tide 7:38 a. m. 7:40 p. m.
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Meet every Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock In
Eagle Hall. All members are requested to
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VALDEZ LODGE NO. 6,1.0/0. F.
, Meets every Monday at 8 p. m. in
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Visiting Brothers especially invited
Wm. Thomas, n. g. P. S. Hunt, p. g.,ISec
Valdez Lodge
No 16?.
Free and Aooepted Masons ..
Regular Communications first Wednesday in
each month in MoKinley Hall Visitors always
welcome*
dames H. Patterson,.W. M
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VALDEZ AERIE. No. 187)
Meet etery Friday. So. m. ’ ' EaRW'Ha)
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
/ IGLOO NO. 7.
Meets every first and third Mon
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ing Brothers welcome.
3. G. AMES, Secretary.