Preferred Stock Canned Goods P XT TT ' i P P f P Mans Genuine Derby Ribbed Underwear
Heinz's Bottled Goods V V 1 I H If V Australian lambs Wool Underwear
Imported Goods U 11 X . " X* X\ U • The Latest in Men’s and L?d»e ’ ^:
A Department of Select Ready Made Clothing Has Just Been Added.
Blankets Just Received. Chinaware Rogers Silverware Glassware 04°‘5"J,“yp*
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull,Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Full stock of paints at Ken
drick’s.
Kendrick can make an artistic
sign for you.
The Santa Ana will goto llliam*
pa and Aurora.
Maps of Nizina country for sale
pt the Postoffice.
Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes
pt Shaw A Williams.
Everything to wear for man, wo
pian and child at J. Fish A Co
Kern has received a large stock
pf new watches, chains and rings.
f othing as severe as the present
storm has been experienced here
since *98.
A full line of cooking and heat
ing stoves for coal and wood,
fit-hards A Co.
The Moose will hare a hiyu stag
social tonight at their hall regard
jess of weather.
The Log Cabin saloon is prepared
to sell beer to families or others at
£5 cents per quart.
A much felt want is filled by J.
fish A Co. going into the wearing
apparel business exclusively.
The funeral of Guy W. Morrison
phich was to have taken place
yesterday had to be posponed until
the present storm is over.
According to late Seattle advices
(received by the Santa Ana, the
Pregon and the Humlnilt are both
to be put on the Vuldcz run before
spring.
The Vienna Restaurant will he
ppen for business on Saturday
piOrning. The proprietors expect
to run a first class house, and will
fie open day and night.
The Santa Ana brought in 520
tons of general merchandise, 97,000
feet of lumber and 54 head of live
stock, including cattle, sheep and
flops, besides a lot of poultry.
A party of thirty Alaskans,
(mostly from this place, headed by
judge F. M, Brown, visited Judge
Wickersham a few days before the
departure of the Santa Ana and
had a pleasant visit. Judge Wick*
grsharn expects to be here in Janu
ary and a term of court will be
held shortly after his arrival.
The Knights of Pythias have
completed the organization of their
club by the elction of the following
officers: Dr. W. A. Rystrom, pres
ident, C. D. Shaw, vice president,
W. E Bouschor, secretary, and
W. E. Root, treasurer. The club
has 18 members and will hold
meetings on the first and third
Monday evenings of each month.
Seattle papers state that J. Col.
MrFadden, a recent arrival from
the Copper river, died at the Prov
idence hospital on Nov. 14th.
The gentleman referred to was
pne of a survey party operating in
the Cook inlet country during the
past season. He was ill on the
arrival here of the steamer, and
received medical treatment.
Rev. P. C. Taylor received infor
mation by the last mail that a
nurse will be ready to come here
from Skagway, as soon as a suit
able building for a small hospital
has been erected. He will also
have some hospital necessities ship
ped in the near future. The resi
dents of Valdez should render
every aid toward the accomplish
ment of this most worthy purpose.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
French Bon Bonsat Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
All kinds and styles of winter
caps at Jas. Fish A Co.
Chas Schlosser is again in town
after a trip to Juneau and Seattle.
Cameron A Golden are rearrang
ing and enlarging their barber
shop. .
Exchange your old stove for a
new range at Richards’.
F. G. Bartlett returned on the
Santa Ana, from a business trip to
the States.
W. D. McGee arrived on the San
ta Ana. He has been visiting
friends and relatives in Tacoma.
F. M. Brown, with his wife und
daughter returned yesterday from
a short visit to friends in the 'States.
Several of the horses which have
been running loose, without care or
feed, were frozen during the past
two days.
A large shipment of coal coming
on the Bertha, so leave orders
with the Alaska Transfer Co. or ut
Bell’s cigar store.
J. Fish A Co have cleared out
their grocery stock and are rapidly
filling in the space with their new
stock of everything to wear.
Harry Malone the well known
commercial traveler is in town
trying to induce people to use
“Shillings Best,” and he is succeed
ing.
Kendrick the sign painter is put
tng up a tine lot of billlioards for
large display advertising.' He
means to put up a couple of dozen
before he s'ops.
S. Poot, of the Hotel St. Elias,
arrived on the Santa Ana. He has
been in the States since early this
spring, and was agreeably sur
prised to see the great improve
ment in Vuldez, since that time.
By special request Prof. Hudson
will start a special dancing class on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at
Moose hall, for ladies and children.
Those desiring to join this class
will please lie present at that time.
The Odd Fellows ball which was
advertised for Wednesday night
and for which such elaborate prep
eraiions were made bad to be pos
poned on account of the death of
one of their members and the pres
ent severe storm. The date for the
dance has not yet been determined.
Mr. D. C. Brownell, the well
known hardware merchant recent
ly of Skagwav, is now ready to sell
you anything in the building line.
When his entire stock arrives he
will have one of the most com
plete lines of hardware in Alaska.
He has the elegant, new Kanitz
building at the corner of McKinley
street and Broadway.
The Santa Ana. of the P. P. &
N. Co„ arrived yesterday, just as
Valdez was having the first severe
storm of the season. It appears
that they have liecn having such
weather all along the coast, and
notwithstanding the fact that the
l>oat was badly encumliered with
cattle on the deck, the captain got
her through in safety, for which he
deserves great credit, even though
his precaution put him behind his
schedule time. The people here
will stand that rather than any
more salvage business.
Following is the passenger liwt:
I'll** hliliiwr, F M Brown wife and .laugh
ter, F G Bartlett. S Poot, W D McGee. T M Dan
j lei, Peter Herbert, 8 F Peterbwh. Thoa Michael
Mra W Howard. Mr* J M Rulf Carl Hyde. Mr*
Fielding, W K Cobb and wile, N W Purdy,
< Harry Malone. Chaa Hilly, A K Hartou, A Pten
| Irlt. F W Kettlcaon, A Kyberg. A H McCoy. R
■ a <-alwell, 0 W MeFaydeli. C X Kamstead. J W
Ramatead. W Kruse.
O M Outlou for Invraltin bay. FF Woodman
for Keaaurecllon.
J. B AQCN5.
CASH STORE
If you want an outfit let
me figure on it and you
will save money. AGENS
BUTTER has stood the test
take some with you when
you go on the trail.
{!« W, Miller, Manager,
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Morrison Shot.
(Continued from ft ml page)
he spent 15 years in the business
of contracting and building in
company with his brother, Later
he moved to Washington, where
he only remained a short time be
fore coming to Alaska. Mr. Bunta
has a wife and several children at
his home in California.
Location Records.
For the week ending Nov. 24.
DEEDS
Mrs H Robert* and O Mogg to Joe Little et *1.
Robert* roodhouNc, 9400.
J Brndljr to C Wilson >,int tunnel *ite Kim
bull puns, qtz «1n Klin hull pu.*K, 9 pi cl Kmestlne
J McKnlgbt to J Snyder, lot 11 bl 31
C Towmcud to 1 Buntu J4ii»t 11 cl White r
MINING LOCATIONS.
JF Brndl-> 9 pi lrne*tl*H>, 3 lode Kimball
Puns; C Told»*rt 1 pi Young «•; G Trout pi Cun
yon c; H Miller pi Clndusleuu; 11 Buldcrston
pi White r; W Rbcrlv pi White r.
Thanksgiving Dinner.
At the St. Elias Restaurant an
elaborate dinner will be served on
Thanksgiving day. The menu will
be one of the best ever served in Val
dez und will consist of all the
delicacies that the market uffonls.
75 cents,
Bpiacopal Church.
First Sunday in Advent, Nov.
30. Morning service 11 a.m.
Evening service 4 p.m. Pieasc.
note change in time of evening ser
vice from 8 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Rev. F.C. Taylor, Missionary in
charge. i
Maple Nougat at Valdez Candy •
Kitchen.
Felt Shots for the children at
J. Fish &. Co.
For a nice dinner Thanksgiving
go to the Merchants Cafe.
Apples, Pears, Oranges and Ba
nanas at Shaw <k Williams.
Take Advantage of This
For the next two weeks we will
make an odd and end sale which j
will make you think’ you live way
hack in Missouri. We need room
for our new stock which is shortly '
to arrive, sc we make this offer, asj
our'motto in doing business, is not j
to hold over the season any article
in our store. After our grand
opening we sold quite a numlter of
suits and pants. Sizes are all bro
ken, but still almost every man
may find his size, so if you drop in
on your way, you will find a treat
in this fur West as to the big bar
gains All our 925 suits cut down
to 917.50. 920 suits down to 915.
918 suits down to 914. 916 suits
down to 912.50. We have 150 pairs
fine tailor made pants, which are
also tunning short in sizes. Every
body can use tfn extra pair of dress
or working pants, when you can
buy as cheap iu Valdez as in Chi
cago.
97.00 Pants for 95.00
96.00 “ “ 94.50
95.00 “ “ 93.50
I 94.00 “ “ 93.00
93.50 “ “ 92.50
We also have a large assortment
of dress shirts ut a big reduction.
Come early and get your pick.
Lion Clothing Stork.
Hemple Douglierty,
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.
A good line of miners’ flannel
overshirts and woolen half hose at
Lion Clothing Store.
•
The City Market received a
ton of Poultry and 500 cans of
Oysters on the Sunta Ana for the
Tliunksgiving trade.
WANTS—FOR 8ALB.
Advertisement* under thl* head, 10 rents a
line for one Insertion, S cent* for each subs*
fluent Insertion.
BIRD DOU-rimt class bird dog for sale.
Schneider Sister*. Broadway.
PIANO—A Fine upright piano for sale by the
Schneider Sister*, Broadway.
ffiCAA HIJYS Three nice 1-da and houses on
McKinl- v St. One frame house coat
ttuu. Cal: at this - Ace.
QC Hl’YH PUO m-thog.tny upright piano,
stool, *rart, music and on * graph**
ph<>ne, 2M latest Columbia record*. Both al
most new an*l in gtv-d condition. Owner leav
ing town, < all at this office.
POSITION WANTED—By Woman, willing to
work. Call at this office.
LOST—A nugget w.tfh fob, on WoliuwUy ev
ening. Binder will pi 'Hue leave HI Kern's
Jewelry store and receive reward.
HOl'SES -VSI> l.tITS for rent or for sale. Call
on Dr. Vou t; umber.
FOK SALE CHEAP—A flrst elass gold r«a*ker
and pump. JuM the thiug for beach dig
ging*. Richards A Co.
PIIR SALE- Best All Lump Coal. He- Alaska
Transfer Co., or leave orders at Bell’s cigar
store.
HORSES WANTED-A limited number of
hors.* will he eared lor on an island in the
Sound this winter. Reasonable rate, liood
range and shelter. Apply at this oflh e.
Hot Chili and
Waffle Kitchen.
Open Always.
Broadway, Opp. Reading Room.
Mrs. J. H. Ryan
ValdezCafeand Bakery
CHAS A. HAND, Prop.
The Only Short Order
House in City.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Buttons.
i • . *
Ite (hd Dfu? Co.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska.
BANK Or VALDEZ,
AIMD
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. ]
Capital. Paid-up - $10,000 |
Reserve, in Real and Per- ■
sonal Property - $«7,000 ’
lieneral Banking Business, liold '
Duat Bought. lamnsand Discounts. 4
Foreign and Kaatern Kxchange (
Bought and Sold, lieneral Collect- i
»>g- i
PATRONAGE SOLICITED, j
LUMBER and TIMBERS of all kind-,
Rough, ’lulled, Matched,
Lathe, Bum! Saw Work,
Shingle*.
*-«
Special Orders
Promptly Attended To. '',*ska
H. F. ROBINSON. Sjot
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust i
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
'_AL WHITE, Propri8tor
Ricn/IRD-T fr CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand Good* Bought and Sold.
J. F. HIELSCHEK fr CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Special Attention Given to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Rates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.) g
Headquarters for Mining Men.
and Commercial Travelers.
D£B* Eg a POOT. Proprietors.
Keystone Ave._ Valdez, Alaska.
For General Hauling see
TheAlaska Transfer Co.
Piano and Safe Moving
Special. Attention To City Trade.
COAL and General Forwarders