SWITCH
SLEEVES SIDE-TRACKED
'Once in a while Fashion’s Decree evolves a sensible fad. For
instance the short-sieved fad will bring into use lots of waists
that wc» worn out at the elbows, and wrists, to say nothing
of perniiittng them to be worn twice as long without washing.
Gives Bracelets A Show
Our Stock of Bracelets to bedeck a beau
tiful plump arm commands votir consider- '
• ation. Prices $1.00 to $150. t
Have you seen our latest'
.Jeweled I
Back i
Combs?^
You ought to. They’ll^
piu se you.
EVERYTHING in Jewel
ery, Cut Glass and China.
'W. C. STULL, Jeweler and Optician
New Good? on every boat for
IKern’s.
Send a message ot remembrance
to your friends in the States on
•one of P. S. Hunt’s souvenir post
< cards.
The base ball game Sunday be
tween the Liscum and Valdez nines
resulted in a victory for the former.
• Score 6 to 3.
25 Ct. Breakfast from <‘>:30 to
'■9, and Dinner from 12 to 1:30 and
5:30 to 7:30 at the Grand.
Thf. Prospector is in receipt of
: a bunch of shamrock leaves and
■blossoms from Mrs. Charles John
tson, of this city, who is now mak
iing an extended visit to her old
1 borne in Ireland.
John Wilson and Joe Little, of
ILatouche are spending a few days
io town.
We are sole agent? for r’trong &
• Garfield’s famous waterprooi shoes.
-A. L. Levy & Co.
The Dora will give an excursion
• to Columbia Glacier while in port
.this trip.
'Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery, Cu
< cumbers and Rhubarb at Valdez
.Market, Phone 29.
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W. H. Crarv was an outgoing
•passenger on the Bertha. Rumor
says that on his return lie will be
accompanied by a better half.
A. L. Levy & Co. carry a full
: stock of all kinds of rubber goods,
including Gold Seal Boots, Pacs
: and Slickers.
T. W. Biackney. who has been
•.for some time at his copper proper
ty at Taral, returned to town Sun
. day. He will go down the sound
.in a few days to prepare for ex
tensive development to his prop
' erfy on Fidalgo bay.
Now is the time to mail your
•films or plates to P. S. Hunt, Val
i dez, to be developed, printed ami
Stored. Don’t wait until the rush
in summer and fall. It is safer
and better to risk one or two rolls
at a time in the mail than your
whole season’s work. All develon
ing work done by myself personal
ly. All work guaranteed to be the
very best. 21 years experience.
IJEstablishcd Valdez 1898.
Dr. E. C. Dalton, who arrived on
the Santa Clara, has decided to
make this his home and will open
an office in the Phoenix hotel, oc
cupying the front rooms, a private
entrance to which will be made on
the west side of the building. The
doctor was in San Francisco, dur
ing the trying times succeeding the
earthquake, and has received a
■ letter from Mayor Schmitz of San
Francisco, and one from Governor
Chamberlin, of Oregon, thanking
him for his efficient services to the
sick and wounded.
Adler lias just received a large
stock of Household Furnishings.
Call and see them.
Room for a few more to eat and
sleep at the Grand.
Dr. E. C. Dalton has accepted a
position as physician for the Valdez
Yukon Railroad Company.
A new stock of all kinds of Veg
etables received on the Santa Clara.
"Valdez Market. Phone 29.
A. J. Dimond left Sunday for the
Nizina country, where he will
spend the summer.
Bock Beer on draught at the
Elk.
Another game of baseball be
tween the Liscum and Valdez
teams is scheduled for next Sun
day.
Fresh shipment of Allegretti’s
Chocolate Creams and Downey’s
High grade Candies received on
everv steamer.
\ r\\ i. i/hi ii vu,
J. A. Bourke, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Steele left on the Flirt Sun
day for Landloek Bay, where they
will spend the summer.
I.evi Strauss Overalls are ac
knowledged the hi st. They can
lie had at A. L. Levy <V (. o’s.
The next sailing of the Dora for
the W estward will be July 5th.
Add to your telephone list—
No. 83, E. C. Dalton. M. I>.
COAL — COAL
W'. H. Bush, agent, or Copper River
Dray in g Co.
The Excelsior, from Seattle, ar
rived early Monday morning, with
the following passenger list for
this place: J, L Phillips, Miss L.
Butler, Miss E. Russell, J. W".
Miller. Mrs. J. Miller, Margy Mil
ler. Clarence Miller, F. S. Skiff,
W. Ii. Owen. R. B. Davis, Mrs. S.
J. Carlisle, H. F. Atherton, Wilson
Freeman.
S. A. Hem pie and A. Judr-on
Adams and wife returned on the
steamer Bertha from Latouche is
land. Mr. Adams surveyed the
mining property belonging to
Hernple St Canavora and also the
town of Latonche. The business
lots in the new towesite are 25x120
and the residence lots are 50x120
feet. The streets that run paraih 1
with the water front are HO feet
wide, while the avsnues that run
from the water’ front are 80 fret
wide. All alleys are 20 feet. Lots
in Latouche are now on the market
and as an inducement Mr. Hem
pie will give a lot free to each of
the first ten persons that will er
red a good building thereon. Six
lots will he sold cheap for cash,
the money .received to be used in
building sidewalks and improve
the s'reets. Be one of the first to
secure a bargain.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAR
Ladies’
FumisHing's
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Mrs- E. G. Ames, Proprietor. S St'r
Adams Realty Co.
McKinley St., Opposite Postoffice
Real Estate and Mining Property Bought
and Sold On Commission t
COLLECTIONS MADE
j Children’s Hose at the Ladies’
Bazaar.
J. H. Crittienderi, the mail con
tractor, will leave Monday for the
interior with a pack train of sup
plies for the mail stations.
J. G. Snyder has recently pur
chased a horse and will receive in
the near future, from the States, a
1 tine delivery wagon for his store.
j Remember that the Ladies’
■ Bazaar carries a line of Ladies and
Childrens Shoes.
The steamer Leelcnaw, of the
A. C. Co., from Seattle, left Juneau
Tuesday and is due here to-day.
Seattle parties are seeking a J'ran
| chise for an electric car line in
in Juneau arid Douglas.
3,000 Kdison Gold .Moulded
Records at Wikidels Phonograph
Parlors.
Charles Anderson, better known
as the ‘ Lucky Swede”, who took
out nearly a million from his claim
in the Klondyke during the boom
days, has gone through his “pile”
and is now a laborer in a Wash
ington sawmill.
A new stock of Spuds. Onions,
Carrots and Cabbages at the \ al
! dez Market, Phone 21).
Two years iince Valdez had a
Fourth of July celebration, jsn’t
it pretty near time to wake tip and
show a little patriotism.
Live Chickens and KiVsh Ranch
Kggs at the Valdez Market tl’hone
29 .
The Leelenaw. of the A. C. Co.
arrived in port tins morning, her
cargo for this place consisting
principally of stock, of which <0
cattle and nine horses were con
signed to R. Mayer. GO cattle and
six horses to—Fowel, and 1-1
horses to H. It. Leslie.
John O’Brien, formerly engineer
of the Moiitesano-Northern rail
1 road, tias been appointed chief of
construction of the Alaska roads
commission, and will stc t from
Seattle for Valdez lietween June 20
and June 25 witli a crew of forty
men to begin work on the wagon
road from Valdez to Fairbanks.
Mr. O’Brian stated that a road
would also he built from Ketchi
kan to ttie mining camps. Bridges
will be built and a number of
swamps will be covered. iiie
distance is only three and three
quarter miles, but miners now
have hard times reaching there,
according to Mr. O’Brien, ’llie
work on these two roads will take
I all summer.
C. C. BERG,
Furrier and Taxidermist
1425 First Avc.<-Feattle.
j .'-'cn«l nu* your t-kin*. Mm** your wi-he* uv: i I
j will return you |wrfeet work at reit.souaGle
J l»riw»*.
Scrip Fcr Sale.
•1.14 acres of recertified scrip for
, sale. Apply at this oflice.
ESTABLISHED 1898 INCORPORATED 1905
Mercantile De|>artment .
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
CAPITAL STOCK *100.<XX»
Bankers and General Merchants
The Mouse Of Values
In addition to our complete line of Groceries, Hardware, I>rv Goods, Boots,
and Shoes, we desire to call special attention to our Gents Furnishing De
partment, and feel sure we can give satisfaction in this line. We are also
showing an extensive line of Stetson Hats.
We are prepared to till any orders ie the furniture line. Give us a call.
We Sett EVERYTHING
Monest Goods Square Dealing
COPPER CENTER CLUB
('ha?' Coweu, Prop.
Fine Wires, Liquor -- end Cigrrr
Telephone Connections,
Military 'Telegraph Of
fice. Everything First
Class ami Up-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
iili
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
Bread and l’astry
of all kinds made
daily.
Lunch Room in Connection
Chas. A. Hand, Prop.
MOTEL DILLER.
Headquarter* for Vuldor. people. 120 rooms.
K>tte- • <**»!11-. *1 Mi'Ui.ki perduy. Firntcmsn
Ke^tauram in connection. Free Bu«. Opposite
l . 8. Posiofliee.
\V. O, POTTS, Manager.
Con. First Av. «fc University st., 81* .VTTLK
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That is *he que.-tion asked by the employer of to-dnv.
How much salary are you worth—W hut can you <k> to
earn it? If you can do one tiling wtdl you are in demand
all the time, and arc worth from four to ten times as much
as the man of no special ability.
The International Correspondence Schools were founded
and Five Million Dollars have been irivc-ted to help men
of no special ability; men who hud to leave school early;
men who are earning hut little and who are struggling
against adversity in uncongenial positions.
The 1. C. S. does this great work by mail at an expense so
small anyone can afford it—tlm worker neither leaving
home nor losing time. One spare hour each day will do
it. So wonderful has Iwen thc'.-ucei-s of thi~ -v-1eni that
a partial record just completed shows tie' names and ad
dresses of .>4,000 students who have actually been bene
fited by the I. C. S. .
Every man and woman who can read and \*rite is eligible.
To learfi how easily and quickly you an be helped, indi
cate to us the kind of position you would like.
In return voti will receive without cost or obligation, litera
ture, information and personal advice of the most helpful
character. Isn’t such a promise from .»cij an Institution
worthy of investigation?
International Correspondence School,
Box 799 SCRANTON, PA.
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“Robbie’s Candy Kitchen
Stationery and Aiotions
Fresh Candies Always On Hand.
Patent Medicines Cigars and Tobacco
i Cabins And Houses For Rent Collections A Specialty
See Us For Prices On P.eal Estate.
Now Is The Time To Invest.
Notary Public and Stenographer in oflic«
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
(incorporated.)
Next to Gov. Cable Office \ALDEZ, j
Upstairs ALASKA
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li Gives a feeling of independence and security that add:! to |
your good cheer, brings contentment and makes your
whole fife easier to live. These happy results do not re- 1
quire a big bank balance. Every dollar saved and placed
on deposit is just that much more placed between you
and the ever |K>sslble time of need. Begin with any
small amount you can spare and add to it regularly from
your surplus earnings of these prosperous days. We will
; welcome vour account and give careful attention to your
banking needs. We offer you every protection of modern
i conservative banking.
VALDEZ BANK & MERCANTILE CO., Inc.
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OlyiiibiC Bowling Alleys
r Billiard Hall
Club Cigars and Tobacco
Agents For
Edison Phonographs
(All Sizes and Kinds.)
Fancy Flower Horns
Gold Moulded Records
Northern
Steam
Laundry
|OUR MOTTO:
Prompt Delivery Prompt Collection
Satisfaction Guaranteed
C. 1). Shaw, Manager I'lIONE t>t> Foot of Keystone Ave^
11 ' .1 1 ■" ■'■ll - ..
European Plan Hates Reasonable
HOTEL 5T. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
DEHNEy 3t POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave- Valdez, Alaska
’98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed thebest
Try Our Shami at and Face Massage
Baths Ft lies or Gentlemen.
CAMEKON GOLDEN
. P. S. HUNT,
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Commercial Photographer
• Developing and Printing a Specialty. Views
Taken to Order. Camera Supplies.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying, Etc.
Copper River
Draying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
Mr:Kinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
. ‘THE NORTHERN* A Gentleman’s Resort. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars Corner McKinley and Broadway. BillyBlackw^