If You’re Going To The
Tanana Take The
Valdez Route and Outfit at
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SNY IF.R’S. «
Outfits
' of
The Best!
i FEW NEWS NUGGETS
W, C. Stull.Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Have you !>een to Wikidel’a?
Fresh fruit on every boat. Shan
A Williams.
Those new Marquise waists ai
Levy’s are swell.
Medicines for the trail at tin
Broadway Pharmacy.
Wellington coal for sale at oflict
ef the P. P. & X. Co.
Fresh strawWrry and vanilh
nougat at the Candy Kitcln-n.
Everything to wear for man. wo
man and child at J. Fish iV Co
GUARANTEED Pocket Knives
•t Brownell’s Hardware store. Trv
ane!
lkm’t go to the next dance unless
you have one of Fish «k Co.’s swell
waists.
The latest in men’s clothing, call
•n the American Tailors and Ik
kappy.
ljook at the fine porcelain kitchen
■inks for family or restaurant use
at Yakshaws,
Don’t miss the Moose entertain
ment Monday. Tickets Toe, in
cluding supper.
Pur typewrit me and shorthand
Work, apply to Nellie Richards.
Richards & Co.
I*evv A Co. are doing a jobbing
business in eigars. having a large
assortment of the U-st brands.
Jas. Fish & Co. sent a telegram
to the Associated Press ibis week,
announcing tire move made toward
build ing the Valdez railroad.
Bishop and Mrs. I*. T. Rowe
arrived from Sitka tinlay on the
Koine City and will visit here for a
lew weeks after which the Risliop
will leave for a tour of the northern
missions.
If shaving interferes with your
business, quit your business and
rtart shaving at the Nizina Shaving
farlnr. in the Nizina saloon. Work
manship unequalled. B. T. (lat
ter dam.
Mrs. Solomon and Miss Barrett
started foe the interior Saturday.
They will take a look over the
country and if a favorable location
is found will take up a homestead.
The Prospector force are now
la mourning.
On Tuesday morning Mr. Geo.
Elderly. Chas. Crarv, Guy Banta,
and J. McLean, left town Utund
inr the Nizina. They had a light
•utfit of probably 1000 lbs. and
will make rapid strides. On Tues
day evening they camped at station
Ho. 2.
A letter was received from Mr.
O. J. Hosford dated Apr. 10th. at
scamp five miles up the Chittvna,
in which he states that all are
Betting along in good shape. The
trail is fine, the weather cold and
there have been no mishaps and
every one is well.
Mrs. L. H. Allen has opened a
new and elegant restaurant in the
building opposite the St. Elias
hotel. It will Ik* known as the
Home Restaurant, and will include
9 beautiful ice cream parlor, where
temperance refreshments of all
kinds wi'l Ik* served. The Home
Bestaurant will make Sunday din
ners a special feature. Mrs. Allen
formerly cup the St. Elias ce»taur
The steamer .Jennie will leave
Seattle April IS, and will prolmhlv
have on board a detachment of
soldiers to relieve those now sta
tioned at Ft. Lisenm who will
1pave here as soon a* relieved and
Bo to California. They are all
happy in anticipation of the change
as they were here only on tempo
rary duty, while their next quar
ters will he more permanent.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
A few good houses for rent. Mike
sell.
i Pumps put fn. Apply to Yak
slui ws.
Pure medicine* at Broadway
j Pharmacy.
Italian cocoa cream at the Candy
Kitchen.
If your l»est girl likes oysters
take her to Wikidel’s.
Yackshaw is now selling stove
pipe at 25c per length.
000 )H>unds of fresh candy just
received at Shaw A William**.
NEW HOODS on the Santa Ana
for Brownell’s Hardware store.
Levy has just received a fine
line of ladies’ shot's anti slippers.
Harden Rakes anti Hoes, ami
Scythes and Snaths at Brownell’s.
Hoods stored anti cash advanced
on articles of value. Richards A Co.
An excellent three-room cottage
for “ale at a reasonable price. Mike
i sell.
F. .T. Date left Saturday for
Chistuehtha, where he will sjteml
the summer
Chase ami Sanborn’s Celebrated
I Coffee is to lie had at Hvniple
Iih«ighertyrs.
A reception will be tendered
Bi-hop and Mrs. Rowe next Friday
night at Von (inntber’s hall..
I Mothers, pat your hoy in-a new
'suit of clot her at Fish A Co.’s, and
i make him and yourself happy.
Neil Rote-son, Sam Means and
Harry Wenke left Saturday for the
interior. They wen- tmek from
the glacier for fuel.
No. gentle reader, the Nome City
does not la-long to the whiskey trust.
1 The red flag at its how simply an
nounced the fact that‘‘Cyrus Noble”
Van was als>ard with his consoling
| spirits.
A slight fire occuml yesterday
afternoon from an overheated stove
i at the LeRov house. It was seen
in time and put out la-fore it got
any headway, the damage being
trifling and altogether occasioned
' by water.
i A number of young men met in
Uie court room last night for the
i pur]wise of organizing a base hall
| dub. Fred. Cba]>man was elected
manager; C. I*. Smith, captain, and
Joe Bonrke, treasurer. The treas
j urer was ap]>ointed a committee of
I one to raise funds. The eluh will
meet again next Tuesday evening
at the court room.
A fine new building is now
I<cing completed on McKinley St.
j next to the Lion Clotliing store.
! It is being erected by A. H. Baker
' and F. X. Sissons who will put in
a large stock of Imoks, stationery,
paints, oils, glass, wallpaper, to
, bacco etc. They intend to give
j special attention to the manage
| men! of a circulating library which
will lie kept well supplied with the
| latest and best books. Both of
these gentlemen are from Skagway
" here they ran a similar business.
Mr. Sessions has lieen in Alaska
for the past 20 years.
The Santa Ana. with 53 passen
gers and 300 tons of freight arrived !
from Seattle last Sunday morning.
She left the same evening for Un
alaska and intermediate points,
taking with her some of the pas
I sengers from the east as well as
; others who have been waiting here
j to go wed.
Following is the list of passen
i gers from the east;
! P- Hayne*. V,eo. Kovitz.. E»l. Moxrr. P. Mr.!
I Jfc»hh. Geo. tiitunon, A S. Kliiurtvr, John PHetser
B. J. Stediu/tn, P. Clareau, Gu»t. A.
! Grmuihertt, II. Sfubcrf, Edw. Ilttpnvr, J. Rostwi,
, B. Yyatad, J. A. Reynold*. Ralph Rtttl, A. A.
I Wiuht, F Young, J. F. t.lvnn, A. r«»rKten*on. *
i lfcl. Kuw>, K. Coloen, M. J. tAagtan, E. H. Kag
1 A- Erst. Jf^e M. Hah. rhri>. Hanscfi,
Mjrt».6-Bokn«l(W. F. C1ifft»r«4 Pel^r Vurrav,
Kent ting, Mn* V. II online..Edith Guthrie.!
j J. Gelling. C*. II. Spike, Tlow*. Nuby, J. Otter
! boch.'Sfra. A. J«<*k»on, A. btvson. X. I^rwrenee. .
; K. Loarreitee. W. Weehter. <*. Gourd. F. Vest, B. ,
! Gortm. R. II. Kbhutt. J. A . Smith. K Sauter. G. ‘
i t umpbell, L. Schwartz.
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J.EMQCNS.
CASH STORE
There's Eggs and Eggs^
We have the BEST.
W. Hiller, Manager.
Felt Shoes for the children at
■ J. Fish A Co.
I
Fresh salted peanuts nt th«
1 Candy Kitchen.
I The latest in ladies slip]>ers and
! shoes at Levy's.
If von want to sell or buy it will
pay you to see Mike-ell.
Cash paid for second-hand goods
i of all kinds. Richards A 1*0.
Goods stored and cash advanced
! on articles of value. Richards A Co
i Throw away vonr old truss and
buy a new one at. the Owl Drug
I Store.
For I mast lev* someone, Mon
day night, at Von Gunthers.
The Bertha left Seattle for this
l>ort and the west, April 7, with a
large passenger list.
Ed. Woods is l»ack in town again
after a two month’s visit to his old
! home in Montana.
Six of the fairest little maids yoa
ever saw, will apfieur at Vow Gun
ther’s hall, Monday night. Don’t
miss it.
See the charming array of pretty
I maidens in the Florednr.i chorus,
! Monday night. (We don’t get
anything for this.)
Mrs. (ieorge Max Esterly will
spend the sunnier with Mrs. Kohl
W«i.in Judge Wickersham’s house,
j where they will lie “At Home* to
| their friend*, the first and third
Fridays of each month.
The reports filed hv the receivers
of the P. I*. & X. Co. and the P. A.
Fto show that faith companies
are insolvent. The liabilities of
the P. I*. & X. Co. are *4,XC>&,97“.
and their assets f-4.635,827. The
liabilities of the P. A. F.Co.exceed
the assets by I270.K01.
The Seattle Times 1ms sent m
representative to this place is the
jierson of Mr. Jo se M. Hall. He
will look after the circulation of
the paper in this section of the
country, and ut the same time act
as correspondent of the paper. Mr.
Hall is well' posted in the news
paper business anti has hat) con
siderable experience at different
points in Alaska.
The Nome City arrived at noon
today with 3o passengers for this
place and about foOtons of freight.
Following is the passenger list:
M». XT.Sullivan, Mrs. A. i:..Currh-,Mis?»Shorl.
J. .Murray. Mr- J. E.Cald, Jr.. W. H. Si,»nri-l.
It. A. VauAiiirlngc. J. Hardy, Mrs. J. Hardy. J
K. Willis, F. s. Steele, W. Kaake, Mrs. C.S. Hrat
lon. X. Murria, W. R. Coudlt. S. Wianer. H. «i.
Smith, M. HidtlitiKiiiu. J. Hogan, J. Miller, T.
Wakar, <i Wilson. W. T. (lent ley, It. Miller, E.
Mink, E.O. Wink, F. H. Moon. Wm. Keeler. E.
M. Sullivan. M.Tierney. X. E. Formalle, W. K.
Allen. Wm Hutton, J H. Winn. Mahon Koue
and Wife.
M. M. Sheffer & Co.
Formerly of Seattle, are located on McKinley St., South of Fish’s store.
The New Store
Will carry a complete and well selected stock of Ladies Furnish
ings. Millinery, Suits, Separate Skirts, Latest Styles in Shirt Waists,
Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Kid Gloves, etc.
We have opened up an exceptionally fine, large stock of HAIR
GOODS, SWITCHES. POMPADOURS, SHELL COMBS and HAIR
ORNAMENTS.
Our Toilet Parlors
Are splendidly Equipped for first-class Shampooing, Hairdressing,
Manicuring, Facial Massage, Scientific Scalp Treatment.
N. B.—Avoid taking cold hy trying our Shamitoo and Modem
Hair Dryer.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your (
Work Dose at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Butins. j
Hemple (& Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Having purchased the stock of Groceries of Jas. Kish & Co., we now
have the MOST COM PLKTK LINK IN VALDKZ We are
prepared to fill orders, eitherfatge or small.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
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WANTS-FOR 8ALB.
I Advertisement* under thi* bead, lo rent* a
j line foe •lie insertion,.» rent* for each miiImc
< «|uent insert»m||.
T> RIHT.-Tvo r«Mun cabin, furniahed. l»ond
locality. Inquire at thi« office.
[ CTKAhY. sober ramp nmk wants position.
InquireJfci cabin north of Tablet llon*c. on
McKinley st.
LAFXDRY FoH SA I.K. People* Ijiiindry.
Next to church. Everything for liand
! laundry. Will sell for $.‘41.
POSITION WANTED. By a cook. Sober and
reliable; g«M*d reference*. Will cook on
, trail for transia»rtation. or will accept p«*>itiou
1 in town. Apply at Shaw dr William*.
EH SHf* AND IXiTH for rent or for sale. C all
on Dr. Von Uumlier
rPEW KITEK FOR SaTkT Smltir Premier:
in p?rfm condition, rail at this office.
VALDEZ OPERA HOI'SE KoR HALE -Large
and elegant building; suitable for any
| purpose.
SIX HOTSKS AND LOTS FOR SALE. Apply
to Mrs. Johnson, McKinley street.
I OT KoR SALE.—A snap ImrgHiu, ROO. Ijti
! A* Xali feet from Hit*office. Apply at Pwww
j to* office.
r> RENT. New cottage mid a partly furnish
ed cabin. Enquire at Stull’* Jewelrv Store,
McKudeysl.
ADLER dr CO., nccond-liand goodo bough and
ZE soirt. McKinley st., next to Hold Dust Ex
change.
I EASE FOR SAMS.—Lease on Ptarmigan Road
if House for sale. A bargain for right party.
Xll]*e»ell.
T) RENT—Partly furnished cabin. Stull
Jeweler.
TO RENT. -Partly furnished cabin. Stull
i Jeweler.
NOTICE.—Cash paid for improved property.
Write, locathm. description, lowest price.
William*, care PauarrcToR Office.
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T> LET OR FOR SALE.—Well-built cottage
on Hobart at . near Judge Wicker*baiu’» j
building. .VlWess Sorell. tins office.
Haines ft Brawn,
THE TINNERS
are now prepared to do all kinds of;
Tin and Iron work at short notice, j
Their work is first-class and charges j
reasonable. IxK-ated on McKinley
rear of Pbospeitok office.
The Ovi Drif Co.
Pure Fresh Drugs,
Valdez, Alaska.
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BANK OF VALDEZ,
AND
SAE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital, Paid-up - $10,000
Reserve, in Kent ami Per
sonal Property - $*‘>7,000
General Hanking Business. Gold
Dust Bouplit. Loansand Discounts.
Foreign and Kastern Kxdian^c
Bought and Sold. General Collect
ing
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Glod Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
AL. WHITE, Proprietor
RICHARD/ & CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand Good* linuirlit and Sold.
J. r. MIELSCHEK &■ CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Special Attention (liven to FAMILY TKADK.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Pates Reasonable
HOTEL 5T. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBMEy * POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave Valdez.'Alasks.
The /Nizina Hotel.
Furnished Rooms
& $0,25c a Night Rear of Prospector Office