Alaskans Turned Down.
It is a great disappointment to
the people of Alaska that Mr. Thos.
Lyons, of Juneau, was not aj>
pointed U. 8. Attorney for South
eastern Alaska. Mr. Lyons was
endorsed hy nearly all the pronii
inent attorneys of Southern and
Southeastern Alaska, and hy many
business and professional men. and
it was ho]>ed that since President
Roosevelt has taken such an active
interest in Alaska, that he would
call a halt on appointing any more
carpet baggers for Alaska and ap
point to office in Alaska, residents
of Alaska ; men who know some
thing of the conditions as they exist
here, and could easily serve Un
people of the district and the gov
ernment much more satisfactorily
than strangers who merely seek the
office for what there is in it. It
seems im|>ossiblc to have Alaskans
appointed to office, except semi
occaeionally, some resident of tin
district is appointed to some tenas
deputvship without anv salary.
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Crescent baking powder—tin
most wholesome and highest leav
ening jtower of any jtowder made
in the United States. For sale at
Brown’s.
Right You Are.
Upon arriving at Valdez, Judge
Wickersham of the U. S. Distrct
Court, was accorded a most royal
welcome by the citizens of that
town. He is a western man, live,
energetic and up to date, and al
though some of his theories as to
the needs of Alaska may Ik- wrong,
yet he has plainly shown that he
takes more interest in this country
than simply to draw his salary. In
the position that he occupies he can
do much to I>enefit the District,
and cati win the esteem and admir
ation of all—and Judge Wicker
sham has started out on the right
track.—Douglas Island News.
The Alaska paj>ers contain more
quotations from Governor Brady’s
annual report this year than ever
l>efore, and we have seen nothing
hut favorable comment regarding
it. It is one of the beet and most
comprehensive reports ever issued
hv any governor of the district and
should be widely circulated.
Did you see those fellows outfit
ting down there at Brownell’s
buying sleds, Washoe picks, Silver
Dollar shovels? He keeps harness
and sole leather, too
Valdez -House
Newly ami Elegantly Furnished. First-Clam
in Every Particular. Bert Heated House in
Alaska. Office. Reading Room and Parlor in Con
nection. P. P. «fc X. Co. Office in Building. U. S.
Telegraph Office next door. Half Block from
Post-office.
J. H. Fielding, Prop.
New Process Steam Laundry.
Fine Laundry Work
A Specialty.
Third St., West of Alaska Av. Valdez.
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The ^Reception
Is now open to the public. The l>ar is
stocked with the choicest selection of Fine
Liquors and Cigars procurable. Finest
family liquors aspecialty. Your patronage
respectfully solicited.
GEO. SEIDEL, Propri . •
SMALL & GREEN,
Horseshoers and Blacksmiths
Second St., Opposite Church.
Copper River
Draying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
* General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broad wav and Kevtdone Ave.
E. A. SANBORN,
Representing
Fischer Bros., . and Seattle Hardware Company.
Wholesale Grocers General Hardware
| Stock of FINE CIGARS on Hand. With AMERICAN TAILORS.
McIntosh & Duncklee
Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing.
All work will receive prompt attention. High class
blacksmithing made a special feature. Give us a call.
Cor. Keystone and McKinley. Valdez
Bell’s Smoke Shop
and get a GOOI) SMOKE. The most complete line of Pipes,
Tobaccos and Clear Havana Cigars in Valdez.
McKinley Street, between Broadway and Gla- 0LUB
cier Avenues. Telephone 17 ’ ROOMS.
Wholesale and Retail. W. A. BELL, Prop.
D. C. Brownell)
F/UNT, OIL ™ QLA5J
HARDWARE
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NOME SEATTLE VALDEZ
Progresso Trading Co.
WHOLESALE
m
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Seattle Offices:
303, 304, 30.*> A. W. Denny 151.1c. HI). L. FIELDER. Manaser
Spend Your Evenings at
Montana
Concert - Hall
A High Class Vaudeville Performance
Every Night.
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Goods Delivered Free to
any Part of tbe City.
A. L LEV & CO
Telephone No. 12.
We have a complete stock of Stylish andj
UP-TO-DATE QOODS TOR HEN
Our store and warehouse are stocked to their fullest capacity)
with merchandise, and we are prepared to quote prices on the smallest
and largest outfits.
Bring in your lists and we will be pleased to quote vou our
prices.
W'e art- receiving on every Ixiat Kxclusive Styles in Ladies Wear
and the ladies of Valdez will he aide to get the Newest and
/WELLEJT WEARINQ APPAREL
New
Shoes on Hobby Lasts
Felt Shoes—High and Low Tops
Crown Make Trousers.
Hats in the Newest Blocks—Stet
sons and Tl»e Conqueror.
Clothing in New Stripes and
Weaves—Equal to Tailor Made.
Neckwear
Overshirts
Hosiery
Glove*
Susjientlcr*
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Underwear
Sweater*
Handkerchief*
Cap*
Collar*
HMDGKMRTER5 EK OUTriTJ
Parties Horse Sleds Robes
Dog Sleds Complete Sleeping Bags
German and Arctic Socks Moccasins
Felt Shoes Lined and Unlined Overshoes Snow Shoes
Fur Caps Lined Overalls Lined Mitts Cloth Caps
Canvas Coats Outside and Inside Mitts
Gold Seal Boots, Shoes and Packs
S TOVE S,
HEATINGCOOKINGandYUKON.
Tents In All Sizes.
Ladies'
Eiderdown kps
Velvet, Corduroy, Silk and Wool
Waists in new styles and colors.
Ladies’ Wool, Cotton and Lisle
Open Work Hosiery.
Ladies’ Skirts in Wool and
Black Sateen.
Ladies’ Sweaters and Vests.
Ladies’ Wool Underwear.
Ladies’ Felt Shoes.
Dress Linings.
Kil>l>ons.
Notions.
latces.
Car|>ets
Linoleums Oil Cloths
Mattings
Window Shades
Crockery
0) AXES
x in
< Shelf Hardware - Miner’s Supplies, q
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COGOLDPANS
Glassware
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DOG RICE, SALMON and TALLOW.
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OUT RITTERS
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Lace Curtains
Portiers Rugs
Comforts Pillows
Blankets