Wtckersham a Candidate.
Judge James W. Wickers ham is!
being mentioned ns a candidate for!
delegate in congress. Cushman’s j
delegate hill undoubtedly passed
congress on the “21st inst. and will
no doubt Ins ome a law this session,
for President Roosevelt in fact is
giving the measure his ]x‘rsonal
attention.
Judge Wickersham will make a
strong candidate and he knows
more al>out Alaska than many
other men who will aspire to the
office. In-cause he has In'cn over
Alaska more and conversed with
the people in all of it. He has
been remarkably successful in the
office he has held and has made a
host of friends wherever he has
gone. He has that happy faculty
of attending to the duties of his of
fice without assuming to look after
the “general welfare” of the public
at large. There Are very few men
who could have gone to Nome and
brought jiencc and harmony out of
the Noyes chaos ns Wickersham
did. It is an easy thing to raise
h- in a community—most any
old codger can do that—but it takes
a calm, cool-headed man of the
people to put that community on
the right track again.
Judge Wickersham will make a
strong run, but there are others
yet to hear from. Let the l>est man
win.—Record Miner.
Be merciful to the dog. Of nil
animals in Alaska he is the most
useful to man. Of all the animals
in the world he is man’s Vst friend.
Treat him kindly. Never abuse
him Itccause you are angry. Stop
and think la-fore you chastise him.
The fault mayi»e‘y<TOnr“~-Reinem
l»er that he is not. an animal that
reasons. His understanding is lim
ited to what he has_ been taught.
Make due allowance for the fact'
that he is a dog, and you will find
him true and faithful.—Nome News.
Crescent baking powder—the
most wholesome and highest leav
ening power of any powder made
in the United States. For sale at
Brown’s.
Did you see those fellows outfit
ting down then* at Brownell's
buying sleds, Washoe picks. Silver
Ihillur shovels? He keeps harness
and sole leather, too
Bankruptcy Notice.
IK TMK I'KITKO KTATKS iMuTHirT I'iH'IlT n« TWF
IMNTOMT or Alaska.
In the Matter of KaTf T. WonMET, a Bankrupt.
oai»:a of x«*nnc.
I*|a»n reading and filing the petition of K. T.
WimiIm'v. a bankrupt, for disrlinrge. it is
Onlereil by thet'onrt. that a hearing be had
n|Ntii the -»ame on the JOth day of Anril, at 10
o’elta-k. in llie foreman!. and that notlee there
of la* published in the Alaska I’anentrma. a
new*|iaper printed in Valdes. in said Idstrlet.
at least onee a week for six week*, and that all
I known creditors and other in*r*oiu» interested
may appear at said time and plaee and show
I eattse. if ant thee have, w hv the prayer of said
I |»etitioner 'dtonld not la* granted.
JaMFs WO'KFasMAM,
hated Feh. 71, HVt. histrlrt .lodge.
Lkkoy Ah Kru*f.y«
Attorneys for KateT. Wimlwy.
First published. Feh. J»*.
I*ast published. April 9.
Administrator’s Sale.
ISTHF CMTHU STATUS CO»*IIMH>XI!*» ClS KT 0>*
Iiistmi-tof Alaska,Thimd Division,
at Valuki. In I’kobatr.
In the Msltvr ol the Estate ol Josf.i ii Thownfv,
IHM-ens.il.
XoTirr. or Salk or Krai. Kstatr.
| Notice I* hereby gfven.that in pur*nance of
mi tinier of the I lilted State* Commissioner's
I Court, for the District of Alaska,Third Division.
I duly made and entered on the 7th tiny of Feb
ruary. A. D. 19u:i, in the matter of the estate of
Joseph Thowney. defeased, the undersigned,
the administrator of said estate, will sell at
Jnihlic sale to the highest bidder for cash, law
ill money of the Ctitled States, and subject to
confirmation by said Court, on
Friday, thr*/7tii Day or March.
at 11 o'clock, a. in., at the door of the Court
room of said T. 8. Commissioner’s Court, on
McKinley avenue, in the town of Vnhlex, Ids
trlet of Alaska, all the right, title, Interest and
estate of the said Joseph Thowney deceased,
at the time of his death, and all the right, title.
Interest and possession that the estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition to that of the said Joseph
Thowney at the time of his death, in and ty the
undivided onc-lhird interest in and to that
certain placer mining claim, situate, lying ami
being In the Valdex Mining District. District of
Alaska, dcscrllted a* follows, to wit: “Placer
claim No. 3 on Cop|ier creek, a tributary of flan
creek." Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, j
lawful money of the Tutted State*, to t»e paid
to the said administrator on the day of sale,
and the assumption by the purchaser ol a cer
tain mortgage against sabl property for llie
sum of fl.lfflO. given by said deceased in his
lifetime to ticorgc llrown, the said mortgage
being of record on page I’d, of Vol. A. of mort
gages in the office of said T. 8 Commissioner
as ex-officio recorder for said Valdex recording j
district. Deed at thcex|»eiisc of the purchaser.
llRNRY W. Mll.LRR,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph Tliow
tier, deceased.
Flr»t plllilUhcd, KH>. ».
Ia»st published, Mar Jf..
Market Price X,Ut.
Klour . f-’W prr inn
Corn Meal . 991.25 44 WO
Butter. 95e •• lb
Kgga. 90c “ do/.
Sugar .97.191 •• loo
Klee..94.90 to 97.10 “ loo
■ Pirtatoea. . ..* 9* -c 44 lb
Bacon and Main . .9154)0 to 917.00 44 loo
Coffee . 20 to 50c 44 lb
Milk .12>-to 20 44 can
(iraiuilated Potato**.20 to 25c 44 II)
Dried Fruit.8 to 15r 44 lb
ttyrup. 41 to ii.ro 44 K"i
B«min*, *mall while.90.(91 44 loo
Beaux, Ulna.912.50 44 loo
Rolled Qat*...^. 5c 44 ll>
Tea . * .50 to 75 44 Ih
Tobacco, smoking. do to 70c 44 lb
Tobacco*chew in* to to 75c 44 l).1
K. Wash. double coiol. timothy hay. 442.50 ton
Meat Whitman Oat*.„.942.50 ton
Coal. .915.(9) ton
Wood .$8.oo coni
The “Reception
Is now open to the public. The bnr is
stocked with the choicest selection of Fine
Liquors and ' Cigars procurable. Finest
family liquors a specialty. Your patronage
res|H-ctfully solicited.
GEO. SEIDEL, Proprietor.
SMALL & GREEN,
Horseshoers and Blacksmiths
Second St.. Opposite Church.
Copper River
Draying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley 8t. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
E. A. SANBORN,
Representing
Fischer Bros., and Seattle Hardware Company.
Wholesale Grocers General Hardware
Stock of FINE CIGARS on Hand. With AMERICAN TAILORS.
McIntosh & Duncklee
Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing
All work will receive prompt attention. High class
blacksmithing made a special feature. (Jive us a call.
Cor. Keystone and McKinley. Valdez
— °t Bell’s Smoke Shop
and get a GOOD SMOKE. The most complete line of Pii»es,
Tobaccos and Clear Havana Cigars in Valdez.
McKinley Street, between Broadway and Gla- CLUB
cier Avenues. Telephone 17 ROOMS.
Wholesale and Retail. W. A. BELL, Prop.
D.C. Brownell,
PAINT, OIL OLASJ
HARDWARE
I
NOME SEATTLE VALDEZ
Progresso Trading Co.
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Seattle Oflieee:
***» :«M, B05 A. W. Denny Bl.lg. ED. L. FIELDER, Manager
Spend Your Evenings at
Montana
Concert - -Hall
A High Class Vaudeville Performance
Every Night.
■
Goods Delivered Free to
any Part of the City.
A. L. LEVY & CO
Telephone No. 12.
We have a complete stock of Stylish and|
UP-TO-D/ITE QOODS TOR HEN
Our store and warehouse are stocked to their fullest capacity
with merchandise, and we are prepared to quote prices on the smallest
and largest outfits.
Bring in your lists and we will Iks pleased to quote you our
prices.
We are receiving on every U*at Exclusive Styles in Ladies Wear
and the ladies of Valdez will l>e able to get the Newest and
SWELLEJT WEARIHQ APPAREL
New
Soes on Hobby Lasts
Felt Shoes—High and Low Tops
Crown Make Trousers.
Hats in the Newest Blocks—Stet
sons and The Conqueror.
Clothing in New Stripes and
Weaves—Equal to Tailor Made.
Neckwear
Overshirts
Hosiery
Gloves
Sitsitenders
Underwear
Mweater*
Handkerchief*
Cap*
Collar*
Car|>ets
Linoleums Oil Cloths
Mattings
Window Shades
Crockery
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HEADQUARTERS:?! OUTTITJ
Parkies Horse Sleds Robes
Dog Sleds Complete Sleeping Bags
German and Arctic Socks Moccasins
Felt Shoes Lined and Unlined Overshoes Snow Shoes
Fur Caps Lined Overalls Lined Mitts Cloth Caps
Canvas Coats Outside and Inside Mitts
Gold Seal Boots, Shoes and Packs
STOVES,
HEATINGCOOKING and YUKON.
Tents In All Sizes.
Ladies'
Merdown kps
Velvet, Corduroy, Silk and Wool
Waists in new styles and colors.
Ladies’ Wool, Cotton and Lisle
0|M*n Work Hosiery.
Ladies’ Skirts in Wool and
Black Sateen.
Ladies’ Sweaters and Vests.
Indies’ Wool Underwear.
Ladies’ Felt Shoes.
Press Linings.
Ribbons.
Notions.
laiees.
AXES
Shelf Hardware - Miner’s Supplies.
GOLDPANS
CO
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CL
Glassware
DOG RICE, SALMON and TALLOW.
OUTFITTERS
Lace Curtains
Fortiers Rugs
Comforts Pillows
Blankets
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