Good For Dyspeptic
Pocketbooks - -
Watch • Hasses
light, 10.!
Heavy, 25c i
Wat.-h C!« lining $1.50
Watch Springs $.100
Heavy, Solid ({old
A. b.
Buttons .... $1.75
X. H. !Vtul Wo! •!i« a l»v mall f. r
repair from any point. It r- t>
•tout 16 cent'an< 1 |wrle«*ily >afc.
Exclusive Designs In
Nugget Jewelry
MADE TO OKI ER.
Fresh as a Lilly
Sparkling as Morning Dew
Summer Styles In Jewelry
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We have no cheap
goods but sell good
goods cheap.
LITTLE EYE ILLS, If
neiileeted will lead to
\>tal Blindness
When print look* dim, indistinct and
blurred seek relief at once.
Sight Is Priceless
W. C. STULL j Jeweler and Optician.
'«
Mcojm.- im-i iing tonight.
Magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
lee Cream alwavs on hand at
Wikidels.
A fresh line of meats at the Peo
ple’s Market.
A new panel screen for sale
cheap. Mrs. K. B. Wheat.
If yon have enough faith in the
railroad dope to buy real estate
Bee Oscar Fish.
F.dison Phonographs and (told
Moulded Records at Wikidel’s
Phonograph Parlor.
Are you interested in scientific
subjects? 28 volumes by Darwin,'
Huxley, Spencer, Kant, Bacon, etc.
at Prospector Library.
Are you one of the Five ?
Rubber stamps made on short
notice at Prospector Printerv.
Have your films developed and I
stored by P. S. Hunt as fast as ex
posed. Don’t wait until the fall
rush,
Muslin Underwear of all kinds
at the Ladies Bazaar.
The two-masted schoon r Volatile
arrived at Unalaska on the morn
ing of June Tt11. fn m Frisco.
The steamer W. H. Kruger, with
a large cargo for the X. A C. Co.,
arrived at J)ut h harbor and fr< m
there went on to hristol bay.
The stern-wheeler Sehwatka left
Dutch Harbor on June 8th, for the
Yukon. All on hoard were well.
The whaling schooner Barbara
Hernster was at Dutch Harbor on
June 7th. She is fitted up with a
gasoline auxiliary engine.
It is better and safer to mail your
films as soon as exposed to P. S.
Hunt, Valdez,and have them devel
oped and printed. Also avoid rush
in the fall.
Capt. D E. Morris brought down
on the Dora a sample lot of coal
from Coal Harlior, Unga island,
where the Tidewater Consolidated
Coal Co. is operating on some large
showings.
Frank Andernon, F. Taylor and
' J. Peterson were arrested this week
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. They pleaded guilty and
were sent to the jug for 13 days.
The Rey nolds-Alaska Co. received
about $8,000 worth oi machinerv
on the Portland to be installed on
their property in Boulder bay. P,
Stevens, who is in charge of the
workings will guperintend the in
stallation.
Kent—Furnished house—Stull.
Ciiildicns Hosiery at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Late magazines at the Candy
Kitchen.
Hats at Reduced Prices at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Room for 2 more to eat and sleep
at the Grand.
Have vour Sunday suits cleaned
and pressed at the Valdez Laundry.
Lace Curtains. Lace Door Panels
and Lace Bed Sets at the Ladies
Balaar
Chase and Sanborn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to be had at Hemple &
Domrlierty’s.
Paper covered hooks to read on
the boat, 250 titles, at half price.
Prospector Library.
Parker Bunk House on Keystone
avenue. Bunk, stove and wood,
all comforts, 25 cents per day.
1 .(XX) Gold Moulded records at
Wikidcl’s Phonograph Parlors.
Shipment on the Santa Clara.
I).» your reading this month.
You’ll he too husy the rest of the
summer. Prospector Library 50c
Mrs. M. \V. Allender is prepared
to do plain sewing and mending at
reasonable prices. Broadway, be
tween Hobart and Sherman sts.,
opposite A. Judson Adams.
Mrs. H. K. Love and child were
arrivals on the Portland.
The Portland, Capt. Lindguist,
arrived y> sterdav with a a large
cargo and the following passengers
for Valdez: U. S. Grant, Hugh
Murray, Ralph \V. Mayer, Sam K.
Johnson, W. L. Powcli, C. J. Ray,
T. Dickinson, Mrs. H. K. Love, E.
E. Coy, Alvah Eames, Lloyd G.
Hill.
Fifty of the finest cattle that ever
reached this town were brought in
on the Portland yesterday destined
for Fairbanks. They will rest for
a day or two before starting on the
trail.
Six steers and twenty-five sheep
were received on the Portland for
the local markets.
Invitations are out for the wed
ding of Ray Larson to Miss Bertha
Ross to-morrow evening.
Born—Tuesday, June 20, a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fish.
The Coast and Geodetic Survey
steamer Patterson came into the
bay on Monday and remaiued un
til yesterday afternoon.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAR
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Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corsets,
Underwear, Waists,
Skirts, Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
„ 'THOMSONS .gV)
^Clovi-riTTHMT
C.BAND DVCMH*
w«»n
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Mrs. E. G. Ames, Proprietor.
Call U|> Phone 66
and our collector will get your Soiled Clothes; they will
be laundered and delivered to you promptly. None but
experienced workmen are employed by us, and our mod
ern equipment enables us to do the best work, without
injuring the finest clothes.
Keystone Avenue near the Wharf.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Northern Steam Laundry
Dawson Crawford, Manager.
Con tinned From Flrut Page.
investment here.
King salmon have started to run
md the hanks of the river are
lined with gill nets, licsidc* bucks
»nd squaws with scoop net", catch*
ing either salmon or candle fish.
It is reported that Arnold Litch
field bns sold all his interest in tlie
Shtishetnn station to Frank Churcii
iil, who has been r«*|'rcs>'!itinp
II. M. Wethcrhee at his Chuitnn
station near Tvonnok.
Jack Bartel is to run his new
launch, the Lina K., Iietween tl e
Shushetna station and points on
the inlet.
Moose are becoming quite plen
t ful and tame, three having come
out on the Hat just across the river
from town, one even hnving swam
a ross to this side. It seems a
shame that the department w II
not issue to sportsmen a i ermit for
a moose and a few slieop, wh<
they are so plen if til, ns they n t
alone advertise the country hut
help the natives to live, as each
hunting party employes two or
more men. As it is now the native
m> n have to roam around looking
f >r work, and the only kin d that
urfers good pay is with pirk and
shovel, and that is a little out of
little out of their dement, whereas
with hunting parties they are “at
home.” We all hope that the re
strictions on permits will he re
moved for next season, I do not
favor permits being granted to
Rttrio hunters under salary from
museums and institutes,, but gen
uine sportsmen, who are able to
pay a few thousand dollars for a
hunting trip, and appreciate a good
moose head specimen and two or
three mountain sheep, ought not to
lie restricted.
1 he public school will close in
the fore part of June, after a rather
successful winter term. Mrs.
Craigie, the teacher, deserves great
credit as she has hail to contend
with strong opposition from the
Russian church. However, the
roll shows that there has never
been less than eight scholars and
at times as many as fifteen.
In the vicinity of Anchor point
there are three or four outfits work
ing on the Iwach diggings, and
from lasf reports they are doing
well, and the gold is of line qual
ity.—G. S. M.
B. B. LOCKHART,
STENOGRAPHER.
Notary Public
Conveyancer McKinley St.
Next Door U. 8. Cable Otflce, rp&tars
BOOKS BOOKS
Fifty cents a month
gives you the privilege
of reading as many
ltooks as you wish.
New books each boat.
The Prospector Library
BOOKS BOOKS
See ROOT at the
Broadway Pharmacy.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
A Full Line of Lowney’s Candies.
OOD
8 0 C E R I E
ALWAY
The Home Trade Is
Our Long Suit. . .
Hemple CSt Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everything to Eat Everything to Work With Everything to Wear
Peoples Market -
OTTO KANITZ, Prep.
Caters to the Family Trade
with tlie very hcrit quality
of Stall Fed Iteef. Fresl
Poultry, Mutton, Veal and
Pork.
A Trial Will Convince You
Phone 36
Mira
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kin'1b of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
Bread and Pastry
of all kinds made
daily.
Lunch Room in Connection
Chas. A. Hand, Prop.
If You Want
To Look Well-Dressed.
Have your suit cleaned and
pressed. Trousers bagged at
the knees denote a slovenly
man.
Guy F. Cameron will Clean,
Press and Repair your clothes
on short notice.
Clothes Relined.
Prospectors H Hunters
Will ahvc* their freight am! expense of
hainllinghy purchasing their
supplic* at the store* of
H. fl. WETHERBEE,
KENAI and KUSILOFF,
COOK INLET, ALASKA.
Full I.lne »*f
General Merchandise
CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
QEO. 5. HEARNS. Agt
KENAI, ALASKA.
Cabins And Houses For Kent Collections A Specialty
See Us For Prices On Real Estate.
Mow Is The Time To Invest.
Notary Public and Stenographer in office.
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
(incorporated.)
Next to Gov. Cable Office VALDEZ,
Upstairs ALASKA
This space reserved lor
V. T. Co.
Bank of Valdez
S. A. Hemple, President E. W. Adams,"Cashier
Transact A General Banking Business.
V c buy (iolil Dust—Huy ami Sell Exchange
Have Safe Dcposl boxes and Storage Hoorn
in Vault For Hent
Account* of Individuals, Merchants ami
Corporations Solicited
Sell Money Orders on All Paris of the World
ConitrxiMiXTiKNTs:—National Hank Commerce. New York.
Scandinavian American It.ink and Puget Sound National
Hank, Seattle. Fairbanks Hanking Co., Fairbanks.
Telegraphic Transfers of Money To Fairbanks
A Specialty.
MONEY TO LOAN COLLECTIONS MADE
Olympic : C!cib : Rooms.
Bowling Alley
Billiard Hall
Cigars
Private Card Rooms
exchange: bought highest price paid
AND SOLD FOR GOLD DUST
Banking House
OF
A. L. Levy & Co.
A Conservative Banking Business Done.
corkemondent*: VdldP?
Seattle I’uget Sound Nat’l Bank ' aiUwA)
San Fram'IM'O—Batik of California A * .
New Yo»»—First National Bank fa I 3 S KS
’98 Pioneer ’98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipjted shop in the city. All modern I
improvements. Work guaranteed the best 1
Try Our Sharm and Face Massage
Baths Ft i lies or Gentlemen.
CAMERON GOEDEN
O&CAR FISH
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
JAS. FISH, SR. Manager.
P. S. HUNT,
Commercial Photographer
Developing and Printing a Specialty. Views
Taken to Order. Camera Supplies.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying, Etc.
The Hoffman House
ROOMS 12.50 to
•5 PER WEEK.
Mrs. S. Day, Proprietor. Cor. McKinley and Keystone
Job Printing at the Prospector Shop