The Great Flood
of Knshionnble Jewhlrv, Watches, Silverware
anil new creations in the jcwnlry world
Still Continues
to arrive with each and every express train
and fast boat, .which strike the buying public
With Great Force
And
in our workshop a new creation in Fancy Xng- ***
get Jewelry is born every day. The demand
we are
Unable To Cope with
However, hack orders on our )>ooka will be
disposed of in the near future ami
Better Conditions Looked For
W. Q. STULL, Jeweler and Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
Ice Cream always 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 you have enough faith in the
railroad dope to huy real estate
Bee Oscar Fish.
Edison Phonographs and (iold
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.
Rubber stamps made on short
notice at Prospector- Printerv.
Have your films developed and
stored by P. S. Hunt as fast as ex
posed. Don't wait until the fall
rush.
Lieutenant S. C. Orchard, of the
road commission, arrived on the
Santa Ana and will probably, estab
lish a home in Valdez.
(ienrge Hazlett returned on tlie
Santa Ana, after a short stay on
business at Juneau.
II. S. Lea veil and wife with their
two daughters. Miss E. and Miss V.
arrived on the Santa Ana. They
will remain here all summer and
return to their Missouri home in
the fall. Mr. Leavell is an oh
timer in this section.
Mr. Reid Paige Clarke, private
secretary to U. S. Senator Burnham
of Xew Hampshire, arrived on the
Santa Ana and will put in his
vacation season in seeing as much
of Alaska as possible. He is very
favorably impressed with the coun
try and may possibly take a trip to
the Njzina country, after which he
Wiill visit Kayak and Seward and
as many other coast points as pos-:
sidle.
Mrs. Ella Higginson and Miss C
Montgomery, both of Bellingham,
arrived on the .Santa Ana and com
tinned on the same steamer to
Seward, at which i»oint they will
meet the Dora and take a. trip to
the westward. They will return
on the Dora and remain for a time
in Valdez, and if possible take a
trip in over the divide, as Mrs.
ifigginson’s object is to gain some
knowledge of Alaska and its people,
and conditions, with the intention
of writing it up on her return to
her home. As a writer Mrs. Hig-.
ginson stands very high and is
fully competent tq do the subject
full justice.
Rent—Furnished house—Stull,.
Childrens 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.
Several head of sheep and cattle
were brought up on the Santa Clara
for the local butchers.
Have vour Sunday suits cleaned
and pressed at the Valdez Laundry.
Lace Curtain*, Lace Door Panels
and Lace Bed Seta at the Ladies
Baiun r.
Chase and Sanhorn’a Celebrated
Coffee is to l*e had at Heinple &
Dougherty**.
Mrs. \V. K. Springstun, wife of
the purser on the Dora, arrived on
the Santa Ana and has taken up a
residence in town.
Paper covered books, to read on
t be boat, 250 titles, at half price.
Prospector Library.
Parker Bunk House on Keystone
avenue. Bunk, stove and wood,
all comforts, 25 cents per day.
1.000 Gold Moulded records at
Wikidel’s Phonograph Parlors.
Shipment on the Santa Clara.
l)o your reading this month.
You’ll be too busy 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.
It is tatter, and safer tu 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.
The steamer Santa Ana, Capt,
Franz.Moore, arrived Sunday night
and left for the west Monday morn
ing. She had 27 passengers and
158 tons of freight for. Valdez. Fol
lowing is the passenger list:
F A Cornell, R A Hancock, Mrs
W F Whittemore, W Wilcox, Mrs
Wilcox, R P Clark, G G Cantwell,
R Welter, A W Shields, S A Cran
dall, Mrs V E Reinhart, Mrs T J
Reinhart, Mrs C Cummings, Mrs
W E Springstun, Mrs Ella Higgin
son. Miss C Montgomery, H-Flake,
H'S Leavell and wife, Miss E Lea
vell. Miss V Leavell, Geo Hazlett,
Miss L Croekoff, R S Condon, H K
Love. Lieut S C Orchard, Miss S
Lorenz.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAR |
'Uhpmpson’s Glove Fitting Corsets,
Underwear, Waists,
Skirts, Ladies Furnishing Gqods, etc.
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Mrs- E. G. Ames, Proprietor. S' &£££,*£
Call U|> Phone 66
and our collector will get your Soiled Clotheg;-they will;
he laundered and delivered to .you promptly. None but
experienced workmen are employed by us, and our mod-,
ern -quipment enables us to do the best work, without,
injuring the finest clothes.
Keystone Avenue near the Wharlv
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed*.
#lQrthern Steam Laundry
TJflwson Crawford, Manage;.,
Room for two more to eat and
sleep at the Grand.
Muslin Underwear of all kinds
at the Ladies Bazaar.
Mr. H. Flake, of Texas, arrived
on the Santa Ana and will remain
for a time to look over the country.
The steamer Santa Clara, Oapt
Sohage, arrived Monday night with j
a Inrge numl»er of passengers and
freight, mostly for westward points.
Duncan Edward, a Mew York
attorney, came up on the Santa
Ana to visit the Dickey properties
in Landlock hay in which he is
interested.
Robert Weber, and G. G. Cant
well, both of Washington, arrived
on the Santa Ana and left Tuesday
for Young creek where they have
some mining interests
.drs. Judge Wiekersham. Mrs. E.
V. Harlan and Ed. Harlan arrived
in Dawson on the ninth of June,
on their way to Fairbanks.
Last Sunday Louis Connor of
Eagle and AmosTweden of Chicken
creek, arrived in town and are now
nwniting a steamer to.take them to
the states.
Mrs. Hitman and Mrs. Cum
mings. both first-class dressmakers
of Seattle, arrived on tlicSnnta Ana
and have opened an establishment
on Keystone avenue. Cleaning
and pressing Indies' and gentle
men’s clothing will he given special
attention.
Settlements are slowly but surely
being established in the Copper
river valley. As proof, some cows
were this week imported by James
Fish nnd are now on the way to a
nnche on the (iakona river, where
tienrg* Rorer and Ambrose Bell
are located.
While the Santa Ana was pass
ing through Wrangel Narrows on
her last trip, one of her passengers,
a Swede, who proved to lie insane,
suddenly jumped overlioard and
struck out for the shore and had
nearlv reached it when overtaken
by one of the ship’s boats nnd
returned to the steamer nnd locke 1
up. He was turned over to the
authoritiea in Juneau.
The niuil steamer Dorn left for
westward points on the night of the
2 >th with u full list of passengers
and freight. Her regular run is to
Dutch Harbor, hut on this occasion
she may go on to Nome, as it is
reported that between SO and 40
men are waiting at Dutch Harbor
ior Nome and the regular steamers,
to that place l*eing over-crowded
with pasengers from Seattle are
going direct and not touching at
Dutch Harbor. If they are still
there the Dora will make the trip
and will have ample time to return
to Valdez for her regular run.
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B. B. LOCKHART,
STKNOGKAJHtK.
Notary Public
Convt yanoer McKinley St.
Next Door L\ 8. Cable Oflet, Upstart*
BOOKS BOOKS
Fifty cents a ironth
gives you the privilege
of reading as many
books as you wish.
New books each boat.
Tile Prospector Library
BOOKS BOOKS
See ROOT at the
Broadway Pharmacy;
Prescription** Specialty.
A Full Line of Lowney’s Candies.
fTR OCERIE?
Vi ALWAY
The Home Trade Is
Our Long Suit. . .
Hemple (Si Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everything to Eat Everything to Work With Everything to Wear
Peoples Market •
OTTO KANITZ, Prep.
Caters to the Family Trade
with the very beet quality
of Stall Fed Beef, Freeh
Poultry, Mutton, Veal and
Pork.
A Trial Will Convince You
Phone 36
VALDEZ HERE
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All. Kind? of. Cake To Order.
Johrv Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
Bread and Pastry
of all kinds madie
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 t Hunters
Will aave th«dr freight and expense ol.
handlfnghy purehudng their
Mipplir* at the store* of
H. ft WETI1ERBEE,
KENAI and KUSILOFF,
COOK. IJ*LET, ALASKA.
Poll Line of
General Merchandise
CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS. ETC:
QEO. 5. ttEflRN5. Agt.
KENAI, ALASKA.
Cabins And Houses For Rent 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
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This apace reserved for
V* T. Co.
Bank of Valdez
S. A. Hemple, President E. W. Adams,^Cashier
Transact A General Banking Business.
We buy Gobi Dust—Buy and Sell Exchange
Have Safe Deport Boxes and Storage Boom
in Vault For Rent
Accounts of Individuals, Merchants and
Corporations Solicited
Sell Money Orders on All Parts of the World
Corrksponok.nts:—National Bank Commerce. New York.
Scandinavian American Bank and Puget Sound National
Bank. Seattle. Fairbanks Banking Co., Fairbanks.
Telegraphic Transfers of Money To Fairbanks
A Specialty.
MONEY TO LOAN COLLECTIONS MADE
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling Alley
Billiard Hall
Cigars
Private Card Rooms
exchanc;e;bought highest price paid
AND SOLD FOR GOLD DUST
Banking House
OF
A. L Levy & Co,
A Conservative Banking Business Done.
OOaHEM'OX DBNTtf: VS I d
SBATTUa—Sound Xat'l Bank ° u
Sax Fkaxcixo—Bank ol C alifornia 4 1 ■
N'tw York- Fii't National Bank /\l3SK3
’98 Pioneer ’98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed thebest
Try Our Shami tc and Face Massage
Baths Fc i lies or Gentlemen.
CAMB&OB GOIDBB
OSCAR Fl»t1
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
JAS. FISH, SR. Manager.
P. S. HUNT,
Commercial Photographer
Developing anti Printing a Specialty. Views
Taken to Order. Camera Supplies.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying, Etc.
The Hoffman House
ROOMS 12.50 to
•5 PER WEEK.
Mbs. S. Day, Proprietor. Cor, McKinley and KrydOM
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Job Printing at the Prospector Shop