Hats Without a Woolen String
SNYDER'S.
A FEW HEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stall,Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
The Comet, on Friday night.
Ii’a a coal day whin a steamer
arrives.
Cocoanut caramels «t the Candy
Kitchen.
For a goosl smoke, Broadway
Pharmacy.
The Comet, on Friday night,,
pn:ins ten.
We carry a large line of souve
nirs at Kern's.
F. r Per. —Two goods'ore rooms
in Keystone building.
Fr si: roamed Hawaiian coffee,
<6c., t r ib., a; Brow n’s.
Jiid-.i Lvors re i rned on the Ex
.'t.c.ir itio. a si.or .rip to Juneau.
Brown's grocery will demonstrate
o y..t 'he siq trior qualities of
ir s:iU! baking |iowder.
Use Crescent baking powder—a
p o«Urn phosphate powder.
The latest in mens clothing, call,
on the American Tailors and be
bappv. |
Foh Salk.—Smi 1. Pre.nitrType
writer. Ptrftc. condition. Apply
at this office.
O. P. Gil:, the well knowrn com
(ner« al rave.tr of Southeastern.
Alaska is in town.
urciividtd om-half interest1
in t. good claim on Miller gulch for
rale. Call at this oitice.
The regular meeting of the reser
vation property holders and resi
dents will Ik- held at the court
house this evening at 8 o’clock.
A new blacksmith establishment
is Iteing erected on McKinley street ,
in the rear of the Pkospkctok oHi e,1
where McIntosh & D i nek lee will
hereafter run a forge for the con-'
veni* nee of the public.
On Friday night, Jan. 30, there ^
will he a gram: oj emng at “The
Conn.” bar and music hall. New
.Iirougliout and new management.
Th» par m rs in the concern extend
a welcome to ad. Keystone ave.
south of McKinley st.
Mr. Workman succeeded in put
ting the Prs freight of ihe season
over the Thompson Pass with!
horses yes erday. Chester F. John-!
son, A. (1. Brown, Jas. McConnell, j
N. M. Patterson and L. 8. Best are
working across Thompson Pass!
divide.
Mrs. Ella Johnson Schlott, No.
1112 National avenue, East Las;
Vegas, N. M., is very desirous of
ob.aining any information that!
will lead to the whereabouts of her
brother n Alaska, Thomas Corwin
Johnson. He came to Alaska in
1897 or 1898, and iw a practical!
miner. When last heard from lie1
was :n crested in some mining lo
cations on he Yukon river. Alaska
paj.ers please copy.
The *” Tourist” lodging house,
coi sis ing of large, well lighted
mil well ventilated quarters is now
is ul.iislicd next to Von Gunther’s!
rpera house on reservation avenue,1
ni will lie managed l>y W. A. Mc
Neiley, io the best comfort of his
patrons.
The attention of the readers of
the Prosputor is called to the ad.
of the Alaska Commercial Coni-i
) any which appears in this issue. I
1 his is one of tli** pioneer *ranspor
'ation Mm s in A'asl-.a.and they will
now make- a siieciul effort to get a
portion of the Valdez trade. The
co npunv will put on the elegant
stea ii r Portland Feb. 1, which,!
wiih the well-known ship Bertha.
W'ill make every effort |iossible to!
give Valdez a splendid service. j
| W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
We are Sign-writers. King &j
White.
Three well-broken dogs for sale.
R. Biix.
Peanut brittle at the Candy
Kitchen.
Best picks and handles on earth
at Brownell’s.
Partner wanted. Enquire at
Candy Kitchen.
Just received a fine line of new
goods at Kern’s.'
For Rubber Gloves and Mitts
call at Lion store.
Lowney chocolates and bon bons
Broadway Pharmacy.
The Comet, formely the Green
House, Friday night. *
Throw away yonr old truss and
buy a new one at the Owl Drug
Store.
Guy Cameron, a brother of Fred,
and Elmer Cameron, arrived here
yesterday.
W. D. McGee returned on the
Excelwor from a visit to his home
in Tacoma.
Gene Ames has sold his interest
in the Tacoma claim on Slate creek
to Mr. Graham.
Miss Cleo McDowell has been
quite ill for the past two weeks, not
being able to leave the house.
For Sale; one three-quarter or
one full sized lied, together with
spring and mattress, also one ash
dresser. Jas. Fish, Sr.
W. 8. Amy, with his smiling
countenance, is again in town after
a few weeks visit to re atives and
friends in California.
Shillings Best man, Harry Ma
lone, is here wi.li his grip akimr
orders for those celebrated leas,
spices and coffees of his.
The L-ioniis Transportation Co.
ure rapidly forwarding goods on the
road and have established their
first camp beyond Camp Comfort.
The dancing school has changed
its night of meeting from Saturday
to Friday night. There is gener
ally a large attendance and an en
joyable time.
Knahc, Fischer, Hardman, Ham
ilton, Cable, Kingsbury, Ludwig,
Smith & Barnes and Willard. 1
sell any of the above named pianos
at Seattle prices, either cash or on
the installment plan. H. M.Sloel.
If shaving interferes with your
business, quit your business'ami
fart shaving at the Gold Dust Ex
change Shaving Parlor inAl Whites
saloon. Workmanship unequalled.
S. T. Gotterdam, F. M. Kempe.
They Getter dam good place.
A new shaving parlor in now be
ing fitted up in the building adjoin
ing the Montana. Bath tubs and
all modern improvements. A. C.
Gould and F.J. Conner, proprietors.
Mr. Gould is well known in Daw
son. having run the Bon Ton bar
ber shop in that city.
Mr. Robert Blei, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in Seattle just a
short time before the Excelsior
sailed. Mr. Blei will bring in a
large outfit for his Nizina mine*.
His property in that aection will
be worked quite extensively this
season under the management of
J. D. Mcenach, who is interested
with Mr. Blei in the pr*q>erty.
We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the ad. of C. E.
Brown that ap|iears in another col
umn. Mr. Brown has opened a
grocery store on McKinley street,
below Alaska avenue, and is carry
ing the very best line of groceries,
which he sella at very reasonable
prices. Give him a call and yod
will be treated right.
J. B AQCM5.
CASH STORE
There's Eggs and Eggs.
We have the BEST.
!*
fl* W. Miller, Manager.
Bologna sausage at the Candy
Kitchen.
! Felt Shoes for the children at
J. Fish & Co.
Brownell guarantees what? His
pocket knives 1
Be sure to examine those red
sleds at Brownell’s.
Fow Saie.—Valdez Opera House.
Large and elegant building^ suit
able for any purpose.
There are a few more feather pil
lows and com for* s left at Dr. Von
Gunther’s, which he will sell cheap.
For Sai.k.—Three horses, with
sleds and harness, complete. Two
well broke, strong dogs, with har
ness. Apply to Ike Loomis.
A limited number of King Island
Muck-lucks, have been secured by
Miller, and are now for sale,cheap,
at his store on Keystone ave. The
liest foot-wear for winter travel.
Endeavor day anniversary will
be observed at Endeavor church
next Sunday evening. A special
B-ogram wili be provided ami Rev.
osford will deliver an address to
young |>eople. Services will begin
promptly at 7.30 p. m.
Buy a nice, clean Iron Bed, a
yum-yum Spring, and a hi-yn soft
Mattress from Richards & Co., ami
you wil dream of railroads, corner
lots and great riches. Your troub
les will disappear like dew before
the morning sun, and life in Val
dez will l>e one continual round of
pleasure.
The first to take to the trail for
this season is J. G. Stevens, Chas.
Debord and Jim Donaldson. They
are forwarding a large outfit to
Camp Comfort and from there they
will keep it going until they rcacli
their destina'ion at the Copper
river crossing, where they will
maintain a fine r< adhonse for the
accommodation of all traveling
that way.
On Wednesday F. (i. Bartlett re
turned to town from the relief cab
in, 45 miles from Y'aldez, where he
has just completed a tine building
which will be run as a firs -class
road house under the management
of Len Thompson. Bartlett reports
that the weather has been quite
cold and sonsequently there is
every prospect of a first-class trail
all through the intt rior.
Hemple <SL Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Haring 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 Urge or small.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
For sale, a fine 5 dog team, well
broken and good workers. Apjly
to Grant Sweet.
WANTS—FOR SALE.
Advertisement' under this bead, m rent' a
line (or on- insertion.cents (or earli subse
quent Insertion
fOOK WANTED- *12 k we*! antfr^.m. Will
Srpav *2U a week alter the tirst rumlii. Apply
at this atti c.
FOR HA I.E - Vr**ne tine large digs, well fed
and in good condition. Enquire H. Syrlug
col! SALE A three room cottage, two floors,
A nil In fine condition. Euuulra Herman
Spring.
HOTHER AND LOTH for rent or for sale- Tall
on Hr. VoDdtmtliur
FOR RATE.-A ilrtt-i-laM hotel range. Apply
ut .tTerehaiUs Caie. *
LOST,—Eye-glass,•«. Liberal reward. Return
lo Stull, the Jeweler,
Hot Chili and
Waffle Kitchen*
Open Always.
Broadway, Ojip. Reading Room.
Mrs. J. H. Ryan j
CHAS A. HAND, Prop.
The Only Short Order
House in City.
E. A. SANBORN,
Reprienting
Fiscter Bros., and Seattle Hardware Company.
Whtlesale Grocers General Hardware
Stock of FINE CIGARS on Hand. With AMERICAN TAILORS.
The Reception
Is now open to the public. The bar is
stocked with the choicest selection of Fine
Liquors and Cigars procurable. Finest
family liquors a specialty. Your patronage
respectfully solicited.
CEO. SEIOEU Proprietor.
You Don't Need a Wife
V You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Buttons.
■
The Oil Dm; (o.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
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Valdez. Alaska.
BANK Or VALDEZ,
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital, Paid-up ' - $10,000
Reserve, in Real and Per
sonal Property - $07,000
General Banking Business. Gold
Dust Bought. Loans and Discounts.
Foreign and Eastern Exchange
Bought and Bold. General Collect
ing.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Gold Dust
Exchange,
Highest Price Paid = or
Gold Dust.
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of C
_AL WHITE, Pro?- jta.
RICHARD/ & CO,
Furnture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold.'
- • I.'
J. P. HIELSCHER & CO.
Wholesale and Re tail
BUTCHERS
Special Attention Given to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Rates Reasonable
HOTEL 5T.E m
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdes.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
t>6WCa » POOT, Proprietor*.
Keystone Avc- V*lde», Alaska.
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For General Hauling sec
The Alaska Transfer Co.
:pWeo Slid Movinr
Special Attention To City Tia> e. ‘ v
COAL and General Forwarders