Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Heinz's Bottled Goods
Imported Goods
S N Y D E R’ S.
Mens Genuine Derby Ribbed Underwear
Australian Lambs Wool Underwear
The Latest in Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes
New Line Dress Goods and
p
Blankets Just Received.
A Department of Select Ready Made Clothing Has Just Been Added.
Chinaware Rogers Silverware Glassware
Goods Delivered to any Part
of the City.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W;:.C. Stall.Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
'm • 4 *
Suhscrilie for the Prospe*tor.
Roast cocoa nut at theCandy Kit
chen. *
Mr. and Mrs. Sproul are hack
from Slate.
Cameras for rent or sale at Val
dez Pharmacy.
Ohnmlier of Commerce meeting
to-ntorruw night.
James Raker returned last week
from Slnta Creek.
Wchstcr Brown returned last
night from the interior.
R. (i: LeVeroos is in town from
Slate, with a fat poke.
Hand and Ross’ new Valdez Cafe
was opened at noon to-day.
Boh Coles and C. L. Hopkins re
turned Tuesday from Slate.
Get your outfit for the interior
at Copper Center from Blix.
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For Sale—A first i lass sail hunt
iu good order, .las. Fish, Sr.
Pack saddles, aparahoes and rid
ing saddles cheap at Richards.
Houses and lots for rent or for
sale. Call on Dr. Von Gunther.
Harry Grennig. Jim Finch and
H. Anderson are in from Chittyna.
Call at the new store and get a
sample package of Atlas Rolled
oats.
John Van Iderstine and tiny
Banta arrived from the Bremner
yesterdav.
* •
Chase and Sanborn’s Celebrated
Coffee is fo be had at llcmple «v
Dougherty’s.
F. Kernan, C. Koppus and C. St.
Clair returned to town this morn
ing from Nizina.
The Miles Bros, will take a large
photograph of the Moose. Slllida v.
Everyone lie present.
Lost—Ladies breast-pin. leaves
and pearls. Liberal reward. Re
turn to B. F. Millard.
Mrs. St. Clair, wife of \\\ H. St.
Clair of the Northern, and their
daughter. Miss (irace, arrived on
the Santa Ana from Skagway to
make their home here.
H. M. Dean, who for some time
hait. been purchasing agent for the
P. P. A' N. Co., is now in town, rep
resenting some of the best whole
sale houses in the West.
It is expected that the 32ml
Coast Artillery, now at Liscum.
will be withdrawn aUmt Nov. 12.
They arrived here for duty Mav 2.
It is not known what company'will
take their place.
The Swan building is now rapid
ly nearing completion ami will
soon be occupied in part, with some
Space still to let. Sponberg and
Alexander will open on the ground
floor with a drug and notion store.
Their i>toyJk arrived on the last boat.
Word cami- on tin* Santa Ana
tlistl tin* railroad people had pur
chased the steamer Koscerans from
the Government and would send
her here with supplies a! one*, it.
F. Millard, the representative of the
company at this place has not he n
officially informed nlmnt the boat,
hut has heard that it is a fact.
T wenty tie cutters arrived on the
Santa ‘Ana.
\V. C. Stull Kxpcrt Watchmaker.'
HOLLY FLOl'R is for sale at
the new store. ,
Almond rock and Peanut Taffy
at Candy Kitchen.
Jack Rock. Alex Ohlhausen and
Pert Mi Powell arrived from Slate
last week.
Rromide of Quinine Ca|»sules
cure a cold in one day at Valdez
Pharmacy.
Faulkner, Cralinm, K. (twin.’
Pis'. Bradley and Wm. Scott are in
from Slate.
Mr. and Mrs. Croon, proprietors
of Cafe CrKcn, Slate Creek, came
in Sunday.
Scotty Crawford lias heen sick
for several days, hut is aide to he
around attain.
The Lo<» Cahin saloon is prepared
to sell heer to families or others at
■J'i cents per ipiart.
If you Heed shoes, look ill the
window of las. Fish A Co’s, store
and you will see just what you want
Staple foods from d() to d.1 cents
pound at Hlix’s. Copper Center
Hav and feed cheap.
i
Parker Hunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Hunk, stove and wood.
All comforts, tific per day.
Fob Sai.k—Neatcottajreuptown,
property of Mrs. II. Roberts. Call
I at Pl;os|'K« Ton olliee,
II. R. Leslie has returned from
Mentasta. where lie went with Jas.
Fish and Alvah Karnes.
Jtimes Simpson returned to town
Tuesday, and went down the Sound
with Harry Wenke on Wednesday.
The Pacific Packing; A Naviga
tion Co. insures your guild dust
during; t ra n sport tit ion to the States.
The steamers are cutting; rates to
: Seattle to $40 first class and $27
second, and a prospect of ggoing; low
! *'r
Huy a nice comfortable rocker
from Richards, and take life easy
They are guaranteed to cure the
hi ties, and remove wrinkles'
The M • lose horns and head sent
out a few weeks affo hv the Moose
Lodge to he mounted were received
I on the Santa Ana. It is a very fine
| specimen.
A new sig;n painter has arrived
in town in the person of W. E.
; Kendrick, of Dawson. He will
| njicn a store for the sale of wall
paper and paints.
The Moose will corral at tlieir
hall to-niuht. One or more cliee
, eliaeos will klatawa over the siun
I mit, ami there will he tonus wall
wall ami liiyu muck muck. Halo
j klutcliinen. Ciuntnx.
Tlie Bohemian saloon, one of the
neatest estahlishuients in town lias
: reopened under the mamiycmcut of
I Billy Kihiiis. The front of the
j hiiildiny has lieen rebuilt and
painted, and now presents a fine
: appearance.
Dr. F. M. Boyle, lately of White
horse and formerly of New York
city, arrived on the Santa Ana and
| will reside here permanently. *H<
I Will take the office and succeed to
I the practice of Dr. I,. K Itilcy. who
leaves shortly for the States.
Mr. T. J. Donohue, the well
I known lawyer of Juneau, has left
i that place to liecomc a permanent
! resident of Valdez. He arrived
I here on one of the late steamers
brinyiny his entire law library and
ofliec outfit. His wife will come
! later when he has secured suitable
I quarters'.
I
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.
R« Vfm K!52srf Manager
Chocolate Nougatc at Candy Kit
chen.
Hilly Finical arrived from Slate
('reek this morning.
('.(». Huhhard is hack from a
short trip to Seattle. He intends
to go to the interior again soon.
(ieorge Davis, (Scorge Davidson •
and Ktliel Johnson returned to
town Monday.
Beils and lied springs of the liest
quality, for sale cheap at the W'hal- ;
ing Company’s building on Me
Kinley street. See .las. Fish. Sr.
lieu. Woods and Jim Foley. l*oth
from Nome have leased the building
formerly known as the Reception
and will ojien a first class saloon.,
Richards At Co. have opened an
up-to-date circulating library. You
can buy a hook for 10 cents and ex
change for '» cents. 300 Imoks to
select from.
Last evening about 11 o’clock as
Fred Cameron was going home from
work he was sttddr nlv struck on the
hack of the head and fell uncon
scious. \\ hen tie came too he was
Ml looser.%nlI the money he had
with him. There is no clue to the
robber.
Mr. Austin Lathrop. a well known
former c1ti7.cn, was a passenger on
the Santa Ana enroiite to Cook in
le<, where he has large oil proper
ties. Mrs. Lathrop and Miss Cleo.
her daughter, expect to conic up
on the next boat, and will reside
here this winter.
M. (L Kd wards and Harry
\\ dike have made a placer find
along the Sound, only a short dis
tance from town. They say it is
not very extensive, but what there
is of it runs about lo cents to the
pan. Wenke returned Wednesday
to the scene of the strike.
Dr. L. K. Riley who has resided
here for the past two years will
cave for California on the Santa
Ana and make his home in that
state. Dr. Riley has proven
himself a very successful physician
while here and has made many
friends who regret to see him leave
here yet wish him much success
wherever lie may go.
Mr. K. If. Clyne arrived here on
the Santa Ana with 50 tons of goods
which must he sold on short notice.
I he outfit consists of sashes, doors,
show cases, heating and cooking
stoves, heds, mattresses, springs,
linoleum, carpet, coffee mills large
and small, sewing machines, cedar
ceilings, corrugated sheet iron and
in fact almost any article necessary
to tit up a hotel, store, Itoardiug
house, or a home. The goods mav
he seen in the store house on the
wharf where Mr. Clyne will he in
attendance to sell any article
needed.
The Miles Bros, who came here
last July to take photographs
throughout the country fortheAm
erican Mutiscopc and Biograph Co.
of New York, have just returned)
from a successful trip through the
interior. They have taken many
large negatives and a number of
films to he used in the projectiscope
for moving pictures. In July they
took a roll, showing the departure
of the pack train over the trail;;
This was sent to tin- States for com- j
plction and it is .now here. An'
effort ;s Being made to have them I
display this and other pictures in
one of I lie halls in town and if they j
consent, an announcement will he
made later.
The traveling star-route corres
pondcut of the News recently wired
from Chistuchina that a man nam
ed (iwin hud stolen a dog from the
natives at Chisna, and should Ik*
prosecuted hy the citizens on his
arrival in town. We have investi
gated this matter and find that the
c. argc was entirely unwarranted
and without foundation. The facts
of the ease are that the natives, who
were stopping at (twin's tent on
Slate, lost their dog and and told
Mr. (iwin if he caught it to take it
down with him on his way out, and
they would see him on Chisna and
take the dog. He found tin* cur
and t<Mik him to Chisna, hut the1
Siwashcs had left Indore his arrival.
The dog followed him on down the
trail, and (iwin tried on several <k*
cations to have Indians keep him
for the owners, hut they would not.
We make this statement in justice
to Mr. (iwin. who is in town and
feels much hurt hy the charge. Tin
News should instruct itseross-coun
ry representative to Ik* more care
ful in ins accusations. i
Location Records.
For tin* week ending Sep. 23,
Fnrniidied l»v tiie Valdez Alistraet
A Title Co.
nKKns
F H tniterwn tn Irn Jenkln* .'aixllfi. Ilnhnrt at
rnn «1t»*
<’ .1 Monro ot m! !u K .1 rhnxeel nl nmt *viiat 11
pi i ll N Ixinn, II '*
MININ’*; l.neATIONS.
W |* Want ot Ml 7 lii'to ol Wliilo r; A Soho IT I Imlo
I'Mnill" k I ; .1 Ix-roy I rhlttv ml; A Tll.la i
I I’laittjr mt, Sboop it; .1 Mo* hrihv i; t hitltu: tv
II. mplo |.l rniiiiit: .1 lli.l.elier pi lx—i o; Vablx
Mont t" |.l lx —t: R i’Iimm' pi I,..si; IV Aiiilorsiiii
Miol .1 Snyder |.| SI.. o. White it. Young,
'V I’nrliv. White r; .1 llovlo White. J Amain
White; e .1 M'Hiro ol nl 2 Miiatirnuin o; J i'lon
Ilerlioth 2 Rox g: f .1 Mihto i Rox, Han; .1 I'lon
derlioth lian. Miiahnaun: .1 strohl pi Utllo R|y.
or; J t; Steplionaet nl Ixwt g.
MISfKM.ANF.tUS.
.1 IIlolloiler ha-ntioti, I II h 12
r M.airo ot nl wntor right, Jueiihle ft. Rox g
i; W Fox ami W Aheniethr partner-hip
agreement In oil laii'l n -ar Kayak
RllloJ-al W 11 .‘in pit* ot nl to Val.lor Moat
Market t pi ol l.o«t o flu
It'-v. .oalioti I'of A J Strom tot; nwnnann
Notion of Hell nil 1 lode el l.lnoler I- F NoImiii
Arrivals.
Hu' Santa Ann reached jwirt on
Tuesday evening with 200 tons of
frt ight. 00,000 feet of ltimher uml
800.000 shingles.
hollowing i> the passenger list;
l> M Slat. I! M s.K \f «,„•(, \|r. xv X Hell
J Harris, M Lanier. ,1 latwler. J Nit oil, Sam
laud. Mr-XX K U.h.l Krnitel* Knot. MrsKlyue,
Mrs Wilke*. Mrs Steiair. Miss i.raee flair M x
Mel.ain. K \|. lionald. Knv Men limit. Fred
H ite r F .1 • 'hn|>uur>. II || Fra-er. s .1 Antler
- oi. Mr- A r Milliner. Jas .1 Mailer, K.l Herrlna
ami \vil-. Mr* .1 Shields. Mrs II A Smilli. Mr M
-l.tliii- hi. Jt.lin XX hlu. \ F IT,ix. Mrs Kieh'.r.l
frank K|eliar,|s. K.t K n.lrlek aii.i site, F l>
Stull. Mrs M liretsl, I- Klees. I. Seal, || Harrell.
IIS Hlali.lli, I.,hi. I ,4, ills. A I-athrnr.. Sam
M*'»s*. > "■ *••>1.1. Mrs I. Sanicer. Feier liulnii.
" m l hir. H It Miii'Hii, (Kf«r RoiirvH I, |»
■ liven, e K llanilllMii. XX II i:»ldu-oii. li F l’e»
frr- ■' •" Oerrlnic r. I. s K»hi>|.. L F IVI-li-h, .1 I.
Iierrett, ,l» XX nyn r K V Hound*. S Manelan.
J 1' Frailer. I’ Handersoii, I* J Melh.iieal .las
OaKot. T smith. I. las-. Mrs J II Kv.ni. Sam
Helmet, s F Myan. XV nail. J M.i.lynn, XVm
Sanders, John Weleli. Sain Tinner. XX in O'Neil
•’hit Miller. Ilnrry Ml w ('has Kie.-trmn r
Kauisey. .XI .1 Ityan. l has (Yd orldade.
Following arts the arrivals on the
Bertha.
■I II Ivey. II M I lean. .1 T liavlson and wife.
.1,1 I larksou. Mrs l, II Xllen XI Moreau anil wife
I- X XX oods and S He, .las Foulieand wile. F li
11 ul'iiit r«| M r-s itfli t itn-l miii, J J SwtTiify.
I, l> Hh*k- wilt- mikI miii, \v Autlenmn, T limit*.
Kli I*hvuifTit, Shim Dutton, \\ li KoM>, \V U l|Hr
ri'uii, K M McMuriy. K J MeLomi, Harry (lure,
h rn w *. t. VoKt. It Fleet. J Itartoli*, K Kilpat
rick. h I* ColhiiM, Cha* Andrtxiti, I’aul Harry
•J'1' Mu •ki *. It Dunn, Mikt* Wh^h. J Itunkcl. T
II rri«. ( <il«*H>oii, li .Mushier. l»au .Mnrony. A
lti*f*‘t ii,‘, W || It «'ole, T Allt-rton, T .1 DoiioImh*.
.1 II Milicr. K .1 Hronkf, E S St-raffunl. Chits
l4tUK'iiiin. <i -V Steam*. (it*n A IVlcrs.
Social to-morrow night at En
deavor church, given by the young
people. Everything free.
Miss Pearl and Master Frank
Uichortds. daughter and son of Mr.
E. E. Richards, our enterprising
furniture dea'er, arrived on the
Santa Ana to reside here.
R. T. Heron, O. M. Dunton and
Dr. King returned from the Brem
ner and Chityna Tuesday via Han
igeta valley and the cross cut from
land to Kimball Pass. They re
port a hard trip.
Mrs. \\\ E. Root and daughter,
Miss Francis, arrived here on the
Santa Ana from Skagway, and
\\. E. is happy. They are now
doniocilcd in the Dempsey resi
dence on McKinley street.
F. J. Date. James Baker, Hiyu
Rosy, John McLaren, Win Bonnie.
Bill Lewis and Hans Christianson
from Slate and Tracy and Davis
from Dawson came in last Thurs
day. They say the trip out was a
regular excursion.
The store located between the
Phoenix hotel and Dad Osgood’s on
Keystone Avc. has been leased by
F. D. Steele it Co. (Cleo. Aggers &
Co.) produce merchants, who will
handle fruits, vegetables anil a gen
eral run of produce,
Wni. Met ice and son arrived in j
town this week from Klutenn lake,
where they have spent the season
prospecting, and incidentiy they put
up a large cache of tish, which they
will move to Copper Center in the
early winter, and have it handy for
dog feed in the spring.
Mr. L. D. Hicks, who has spent
the summer in the Bremner and
Chittyna country: returned to Val
dez on the Bertha with his wife
and son. ha ving hoarded the steam
er at Orea. The mining season lie
ingatan end. some of the -people,;
rather than walk out.determined to
boat it. Hicks built a lxiat.1
another was built by Eli Payment.’
Charles Tallmt, Bill Anderson and
Tom Caines. Both parties started!
together from Calamity gulch,
thence down Young creek toXizina
and down the Chittyna to the Cop
|u-r and down the Copper to the
mouth. They then rowed across
the Hats and up the Eyak river,:
across the lake to the tramway of
the fishery Company, where their
boat was carried across to Prince
William Sound. From Evak to j
Orea was a row of only three miles. |
and there they awaited the arrival !
of he Bertha. At theCop|M*r river*
rapids they lined their Ixiats I
through, and made the whole trip'
without a mishap.
m I NHHIT
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Groceries, Hardware, Clothing, Footwear, etc.
We are Agents for Chase <& Sanborn's
Celebrated Roasted Coffee.
Pioneer Outfitters
This spare is reserved for the
BANK OF VALDEZ,
Tliat will o|w'ii a (ienerul
liankiiii; liusinrss aUuit
Sept, loth with $10,000
Paid l’p Capital.
S. A. HEMRLE, R„o»„, • TOR.
Lumber and Timbers of ail kinds
j
Rough, Planed, Matched.
Lathe and Band ^
Saw Work SPecial
Orders Promptly
\i
>| Attended To
CRAWFORD & RUTHERFORD.Managers
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts anil Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.'
_AL WHITE, Proprietor._
RICHARD/ 6- CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand Good* Bout'ht and Sold.
J. F. H1ELSCHEK 6- CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Speeial Attention («iveil to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Hates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only hirst Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBN Ey a POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez, Alaska.
For General Hauling see
The Alaska Transfer 0o.
Piano and Safe Moving
Special Attention To City Trade.
and General Forwarders