Valdez Mercantile Co.
E. B. WHEAT, Manager.
Fresh, Lfj-to-date Stock.
Men's Suits From *12.50 to *27.00.
Cravenette Overcoats, Rain and Wind Proof, *27-00.
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
Moose meeting tonight.
Saner Kraut at Peoples Market.
Kent-furnished room houseStull’s
Ray Millard starts for the inter
ior tomorrow.
Three show eases and safe for
sale at Kern's.
B. F. Millard is now in Seattle
after a trip east.
•I. Northway and Mrs Suter left
yesterday for Fairbanks.
BKKF STEW 10e a pound at
Valdez Market. Phone 29.
Sam Christian is now agent at
Seattle fur the A. C. Co.
FRESH BETTER just in. Call
as up. phone 20. Valdez Market.
1000 Hold Moulded records just
ree’d at \Y ikidel’s Phonograph
Parlor.
Tl RKEYS and CHIX. none
better, at the Valdez Market, phone
29.
The Valdez Laundry does tir.-t
flass Tailoring as well as tirst-cla: s
lattndrv work.
Edison Phonographs and Hold
Moulded Records at Wikidel’s Pho
nograph parlor.
PRIME RIB ROAST at the
Ynldez Market. You get what vou
ask for. Phone 29.
Fresh Ranch Eggs, Dairy But
ter and Oystt r.« at the Peoph -
Market, Phone 90.
I he finest line of Kid Cloves in
town at the Ladies’ Bazaar.
S. J. Heron. J. K. Darnell and
A. E. Murphy left yesterday morn
ing for Fairbanks.
J. L. McCiun, former assistant
district attorney at Nome, arrived
Monday and left for Fairbanks
yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
A. B. Lewi.- and wife returned to
town on the Santa t iara. Mr.
Lewis has a contract for surveying
a base lino in the Conner River
valley.
Dan Kain and C. L. Warner left
town last Saturday for Dan creek.
A farewell party was given in lion
et Mr. Kain at the Tilicuin club
Frid ay evening.
Just received a large consign
ment of Flannels, Dress Coods,
Prints, Outing Flannels, Ladies’!
Sweater- and t'nderwear. Redding,
etc., at Hemple iV Doughertvs’.
J. F. Hie I seller. «si the Valdez
Market, will return to Fairbanks
in a few days. He i- ooing jn ]j»»i.t.
making the trip afoot and .-topping
at roadhouses.
T. C. Powell, the new marshal
for the Nome district, accompanied
by J. C. Tohinii;. deputy, arrived
on the Portland and left* yesterday
for Nome with dogs.
About six days letter mail for
A aide/was side-trucked from the
Santa Clara at Seattle,and is some
where along the coast. The Santa
Ana may pick it up.
Sale-Business lot cheap Ostrander
Harry Wenke has returned from
the States.
Fresh Oysters on everv steamer
for Wikidel.
See the prettv four-in-hand ties
at the Ladies’ Bazaar.
Judge Holman ;returned to Cop
per Center last Saturday.
Prime Roast of Beef, the very
host, ut the Peoples Market.
PORTERHOUSE steaks, 20c a
pound. Valdez Market Phone 2*.*
Hugh Goode) 1 has returned from
Cold hay. where he sja-nt the win
ter.
No cold storage, hut Strictly
Fresh Chickens at Peoples Market
Phone 86.
Chase and Sanborn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to Ik- had at Hemple
Dougherty’s.
The Valdez Laundry does first -
class Tailoring as Weil as first-class
laundrv work.
i
Large consignment of Huvler’s
Superior Candies enroute for the.
Owl Drug Store.
Parker Bunk House on Keystone
avenue. Bunk, stove and wood,
all comforts, Jo cents per dav.
Mrs. M. \V. A!lender is prepared
10 do plain sewing and mending at
reasonable prices. Broadway. I*—
tween Hobart and Sherman sts..'
opposite A. Jtulson Adams.
FRESH OYSTERS on the San
ta Clara. Valdez Market. Phone i'll
\\ e have not closed our store nor
do we intend to. Children’s Under
wear. Flannel L nderwear. Eider
down Kimonas. Notions, Purses,
ete.. reduced to Cost at Mrs. Shef
fer’s Store. • —
W . A. Dickey came up on the
Portland as far as I.andlock hay.
w here lie was landed with an outfit
for tlie summer. His wife accom
panied him.
COAL — COAL
Wellington $15 per ton
Roslyn $13.50 per ton
$1 25 per sack, delivered. C. W.
Miller, agent, or Copper River
Draying Co.
The Dora left last night for El
laniar with passengers and mail for
the Santa Clara. It was not gen
erally known that the Santa Clara
was going to cut this place out ou
her return trip, anti as a conse
quence many are lamenting the
fact that their mail will have to
lie here for another week.
The petition tiled by the town
to have licenses from the wharves
turned into the town treasure,
was denied by the court last week.
1 his ruling deprives the town of
about $1.<NN) a year, which it
should have. The wharves depend
upon and do business in the town,
and as a matter of justice thelicense
money should go to the town.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAR
THOMSON) X
OfiUW-ffTTMCT
tnr«p ouMUl
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corsets,
Redt'ern Corsets, Underwear, Waists,
Skirts, Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Mrs. E. G. Ames, Proprietor. S;£v'r
Call Ub Phone 66
and our collect or will get your Soiled Clothes; they will
l>e latilldt red and delivered to rim promptly. Nolle l>ut
exjmrienced workmen are employed hv u>, and otir mod*
ern ((uipment enables u- to do the l*e*t work, without
injuring the finest clothes.
Kevstone Avenue near the Wharf.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Northern Steam Laundry
Dawson Crawford, Manager.
I
Snow Classes for the trail at
the Owl Drug Store.
Fresh Ciub Sausage at Peoples
Market.
Pretty white dresses for the ba
bies at the Ladies’ Bazaar.
“Cleanliness is next to Cotlli
ness.” Co to thi' Dih'k Baths for
clea it 1 i ii i •fiH.
L. B. Clough, who has Ix-en stop
ping for some time with Frank
kinghorn, left last week for Fair
hanks.
The Santa Clara arrived Sun
day morning with '(Hi urns of
freight and the following passen
gers for Valdez:
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t'lilnm I: .1 I'hIi. I V M in . M
.. !l .1 MVnU. • i f a . |: > | „ ,n Mr.
i si- .« . ■ —i i .i v. I'.'igh, a t.,. . .
f.1' •• *1- i. *' l'' - linn, Ii I. I'liol- .11. M . \\ ,1
arsi'i'i r o II lior.l r K lliir.l, v \|. |v, rv. ..
s ITi-vi !iiri ..ml wife. II I; i l-v. n-- 1 M
Sh .•:.!» i w V .rrK ' e Itiinc... w II .l.ilin.inn
' •' ' ■’ •aitlne. I. \ <>:•■ n el »i <■.
I ' '
•" ' ■ >" •• I lli.lllii.er. i -k'Hi'-. J
Joiilpun. lilt W lie* 11 h«T
The Dora returned from the
Westward Tuesday, after an un
eventful trip, with the foliowing
1 usm t gers:
MitTt t.v i . ('mrt. llntf!' o«Hi.|,-|.r k « t,M
\ ' ' ~ h» *. J M !*• : • bm* v . old
lijiy; I!• . Tnylt*r. \1’> i w rk- •: n I’ »wir«*k f
€ R Whelan. T*
fngioii.-Vwnr l: - . ir K • t• j.*\ »
• ’•»«* H.t * r; Kd Kvai,. IMi ; K » • i V
Ijronln, K -! tk•• \jtI-Mt - ■. vit : -
Valdez. \ a Julleu, Janrtii » ity: tn*?la La
’• r«‘i*. I K IImv k *i. v . U a*iiit:rh, I.t
low. B«>, i i s .:;,*.
Following i- n list of nrr;v:il« on
the Portland Momhiv evening:
J *' Wood. .! i*o *t >. OiMnOh .tt K K Van
derpool an t w f- , M < ja w..n, \ W i^. m v
cent. .1 | Mililtm u:i<! \v:| . C .. ■y a:c;
M < tiiil aiiitip, H It I'idi’ ». .1 King it lid wifi*,
S mid wiU . " I !I«*r**i» A \ Murpiv.
J K I>*»rn«*M, K nin (>)• .*11. • »:• *.». A K* - i,
H Omul :. . l Iti.r (ft wiii, T I I'l-wt* 11. .1 ( l it?,
niufi. « « i'trkc m: 1 > ix--. • rir>id" .-heppsir .,
VMi I .■ n • • i. T H Tuner, r K
I'nrker 1 lii'in.i-i, 1, K. .1 lam,, t* T.'llefKi ii
I."iii- tii.1 ■*. A K < lark
Dissolution of Pertnership.
ri..> ' o|:arUi«Tslii|i heretofore ex
isting under the tirm of Smitli \
MeN el. operatin'.' the t'iuh Saloon,
lias hii II dissolved In miltllai e«u -
sent. All aecoiinis due the firm
are avahle to. and all indebted
ness is a-sumed hv Hoi* Mi Neel.
Boh M. Ni-i'l.
Ilolpli Smith.
speaking of the new assessment
law for quartz claims, a representa
live of the largest concern operat
ing in tnis country said: "Good!
That will tlx these tin hum ciaitu
owners and give ii' a chance to get
property without having to pav
these R. A. P’s more ntor.ev than
they know what to do with for i
How does that stride von Mr.
Prospector? You who have worked
hard every winter to secure tie
price of an outfit si, that you can
keep up the assessment on the few
claims from which you expect in
time to reap a reward for the hard
ships you have undergone. Goe
si law that means the loss of a part
oi these claims strike you as being
what we want here?
We Don't Handle ,
Hui »v«- h ive everything in the
(irorery and i>rv ti<wwls Line.
CLOTHING
BOOTS
and
SHOES
HAY and GRAIN
Etc., Etc. i
You Won't Have
Memple (Si Doug'Herty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everything to Eat_Everything to Work With Everything to Weai
Peoples Ibrket =
OTTO KANIT25, Prep.
Caters to the Family Trade
with the very hest quality
of Stall Fed Beef, Fresh
1‘oultrv. Mutton. Veal and
fork.
A Trial Will Convince You
Phone 36
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of ~ake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
__ ____•
Bread and Pasrrv
of all kinds made
daily.
Lunch Room in Connectiop
Chas. A. Hand, Prop.
If You Want
To Look Well-Dressed.
Have vnur suit cleaned and
pressed. Trouser- Lagged at j
tla* knees denote a slovenly
man.
Huy F. Cameron will Clean,
Press and Repair your clothes
on short notice.
Clothes Relined.
-ROOT,...,
Broadway Fharmacy.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
A Full Line of Lownev’s Candies.
Lovvnev’s ifigh tirade Chocolates
and Bon Buns at the Owl Drug
Store.
If you would enjoy good health
Latin ire-mently at the Dock Baths.
VALDEZ TRANSPORTATION CO.
Jas. Fish, President and General Manager.
Will i>(H-raU- a fully equipped Stage Line
Valdez To Fairbanks
Three Times A Week.
Gomineticing Thursday, Keh. 2. llNta. Stage
leaves \ aldez a’ 12 o’clock. Noon, Tuesday®,
I llurwltvs and Satnrdavs.
FARE 5:50, Iucluding 35 lbs. Hand Baggage.
Quick, Comfortable Service.
F«»r further auplv to *iu- t’omji* *ijr at Vnhit*z. the Al««ktt
«•: « . . -r-*?ii! « «».. h; ntI .V, ttr b.
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1 Incorporated. •
Buys and sells houses. |.,;s and mining property.
Acts as agent tor eorpora'ions and iion-resldciis.
Pays taxes and d.n ~ as.-> ssineni work on mining claims,
inies a general rental business.
Makes collections of all k ids.
Furnis: csahstracisof title.
IKks reiivi yanciti".
Notary Public and Stenographer in otVce.
Cabins For Rent. Collections a Spec a'ty
Next to (iov. Gable (Mice , .w.I .....
I’stairs ALASKA 1
lii yiiiir li*>uij if von trailo with
u>. You’ll a«'i f*"*i of service.
Bank of Valdez
S. A. Hemple, President E. W. Adams, Cashier
Capital paid up - $10,00C
Surplus earnings - - 1,20C
Resources available - 75.00C
Correspondents:
SCANDINAVIAN AMKHICAN BANK
lM'tiKT SOl’ND NATIONAL RANK. Seattle. Wash.
NATIONAL RANK OK COM MKICCE. New York City.
We Carry In Cash HO to S(t per cent of our Deposit*. transuet a pet,
era! hankinp Rusine-s. ir.stie'Iraf - i^vahlt inc.il parts of the worM
Me solicit your hii>.n. ss ami a.-sure you the most liberal treatment
consistent with earefnl hankinp.
Safe Deposit Boxes For Pent Collections a Specialty
Olympic : Ciub : Rooms,
Bowling
.Aliev
. Billiard
; Hall
Cigars
Private
Card
Rooms
EXCHANGE hoi gut HIGHEST imho; taid
AND SOLD Foli t.oj.D Dl'ST
Banking House
OF
A.L Levy & Co.
A Conservative Banking Business Done.
n«K.fi.Mi£ST.: \/alrlA7
Seattle -I ugvt s» i.l N.it'l Bunk v ° 1
*" Kr.sii- Hans <>f ...lit. rui» . ,
New Yoke- Hr-t Nnii .ual Bank A [a cLy
’98 Pioneer *98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Hc-t equipped shop in the t-ity. All modern
improvemenis. Work guaranteed thelx-st.
Try Our Sharm and Face Massage
Haths h t tit s or Gentlemen.
CAMERON OOEDEt
©scar fisra
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
_JAS. FISH, SR. Manager.
Commercial Photographer
Developing and Printing a Specialty.
Views For Sale.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying, Etc.
Your old favorite ncpi lives will Ik* carefully r**
•lue d or in*»*m~i!?«■• 1 at reasonable rates.* A
s|**ciultv is made of developinj! extreme under
and over-expo.-. 1 ne.'ativ. s, and the latest and
most ttj to-date methods and chemicals are em
ployed.
Views Taken to Order P. s. HUNT, Valdez
The Hoffman House
ROOMS tf-.’.oO to
f'> I*HR WEEK.
Mits. S Day. Proprietor. Cor, McKinley and Keystone
fob Printing ^.t the Prospector Shop