CUT RATES
Mainspring* $1
Watch Cleaning
$1.50
Watch Glasses
Heavy 10c
Light 25c
Heavy,
Solid Gold
A. B. Buttons
$1.75
Send your Watch
by registered mail.
Costa only lfic
and is absolutely
safe. Prompt ser
vice guaranteed.
W. C. STULL
Expert Watchmaker
and Optician
No Guess Work
In the buying of DIA
MONDS as a safe, profit
able investnent
The Investment
I Will pay well as the
ulvance is from 2 to 3 per
cent every thirty ilays. We
have a large stock bought
two years ago, which we
arc selling at loruier prices
Our Stock of Nugget Jewelry
All made in our workshop. Nobby Designs at
VERY LOW PRICKS.
Souvenir Spoons
A Splendid Line, from 76c. tip
Eyes Tested
And Fitted Sci ntifically, and guaranteed to
relieve eye strain.
Moose meeting tonight.
A fresh line of meats at the Peo
ple’s Market.
If you have enough faith in the
railroad dope to buy real estate
see Oscar Fish.
Edison Phonographs and Gold
Moulded Records at Wikidel’s
Phonograph Parlor.
See the new art linens, at the
Ladies’ Bazaar.
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 Printery.
Have your films developed and
stored by P. S. Hunt as fast as ex
posed. Don’t wait until the fall
rush,
Do your reading this month.
You’ll be too busy the rest of the
summer. Prospector Library 50c
Capt. H. A. Smith, with his wife
and three children arrived on the
Santa Ana and got off at Ft. Lis
cum. The captain had in charge
25 tons of freight for the post.
Billy Soule, with a pack train of
horses, heavily loaded, left town
this morning bound for Copper
Center. The outfit is for the Cop
per Center Mining and Trading Co.
who are now putting their road
houses in shape for the fall trade.
The steamer Santa Ana, Captain
Moore, arrived early yesterday
morning with 84 passengers. She
had a herd of cattle and a large
amount of freight. Following is
the list of passengers for Valdez:
Miss Mabel Benedict. Miss R Wun
derlich, C Millard, Win Giese, H C
Elliott, H P Elliott, B B Bromell,
A1 White, J G Stephens, II L Hunt.
T D Bradford, Miss S M Heron. J
H Emhleton, wife and son, Mrs
Susie Day, S Kaker, T Lyman, E
L Wallace, J L Parker, J Carroll,
B F Millard.
Kent—Furnished house—Stull.
Magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
Have your Sunday suits clenned
and pressed at the Valdez Laundry.
Pretty lawn bonnets for the
babies, at the Ladies’ Bazaar.
The prettiest line of -ilk waists
ever brought to Valdez, at the
Ladies’ Bazaar.
Chase anil Sanborn's Celebrated
Coffee is to be had at Hentple &
Dougherty’s.
Paper covered l»ooks 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.
B. B. Bromell was a passenger
on the Dora for Uvak bay, where
he goes to adjust the insurance on
th cannery that was burned June
14, when 11.000 eases of salmon
were Just. The cannery is one of
Whalers’ outfit.
After a short time spent in Seat
tle, Charlie Millard returned to
town on the Santa Ana and left
this morning with the Leedy and
White pack train for Elliott creek.
Mrs. S. M. Heron, the mother of
Mrs. A. J. Adams, arrived on the
Santa Ana and will remain for the
season, or until her son, Bob Heron,
returns from the interior. Her
home is in .San Francisco.
H. L. Hunt,one of the McKenzie
party, returned to town leaving the
balance of the outfit at Orca.
The Burnside will leave Seattle
to lay the cable extension to Sew
ard, about the 20lh.
Mr. J. L. Flynn, of Seattle, will
visit Valdez, he being a guest on
board the Burnside.
By reference to your calendar
you will find that this is ail unusualj
month, inasmuch as it contains five
Saturdays, five Sundays and five
Mondays.
SAFE, COMFORTABLE, RELIABLE BOAT
Sfce FLIRT
%
Will leave Valdez regularly each Saturday at 9 a. m., carrying freight
and passengers fur all points on the Sound.
READY TO ACCOMMODATE ANYONE, AT ANY TIME, FOR
ANY PURPOSE.
Capt C. M. DAY.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAR
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corsets,
Underwear, Waists,
Skirts, Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
>BEBSVVY
Tiff AMP OUGMttlr
«NM
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Jlhrs- E. G. Ames, Proprietor. Si' KaxA'T
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 CleAfcl and Pressed.
Northern Steam Laundry
Paw»on Crawford, Manager,
All of the lastest Edison records
at Wiki del’s restaurant.
B. F. Millard returned to town
yesterday from Orca.
B. F. Millard will leave for the
interior shortly after the arrival of
the Portland.
Billy Gellinean and T. ?. Rhine*
hart left a few days ago to do some
development work on the Old Glory
copper claim in Galena bay.
A. Lathrop of Coal bay, reached
here yesterday and left for the
westward. He will remain at Coal
hay for the season and continue his
borings for oil.
Bok.v—Sunday, July 23. To Mr,
and Mrs. J. Stewart, a son. Mother
and boy are doing well and Jack
carries a smile with him all day.
Mrs. P. J. Cameron, who for the
past six weeks has been confined to
her bed through a very severe ill
ness is now on a fair way to recover.
Mrs. M. Smith, of Sunrise, came
upon the Santa Ana, fully equipped
to continue operations on her large
copper holdings at that place. She
will remain for the season superin
tending the work.
Quite a large drove of cattle
arrived yesterday and were immed
iately started on the trail for Fair
banks. They were in fine condition
and were being handled by an ex
perienced cow puncher.
The steamer Dora, Capt. Johan
sen, left yesterday morning on her
regular mail trip to the westward, j
She had a full passenger list and
was filled to her utmost capacity
with freight. The captain regrets
very much that he has not with
on this trip the jolly party of last
Sunday.
The Hubbard and Elliott outfit
left town this morning. Their
goods are being packed in by the
Leedy & White pack train. The
party going in to the mines are H.
P. Elliott, H. C. Elliott and the
packers. The great bulk of their
outfit was taken in over the snow
during the winter to supply the 25
or more men engaged in opening
up the property. This is the first
appearance in Alaska of Mr. H. P.
Elliott, who is one of the large
stockholders of the company.
The cannery at Orca has had a
very successful season and has its
pack nearly completed.
Captain Geiger, who has been in
nearly every camp in Alaska, is
now in Nome, which he says is the
only one.
Mrs. M. W. Allender is prepared
to do plain sewing and mending at
reasonable prices. Broadway, be
tween Hobart and Sherman sts.,
opposite A. Judson Adams.
Late magazines at the Candy
Kitchen.
It is better and safer to mail vour
films as soon as exposed to P. S.
Hunt, Valdez, and have them devel
oped and printed. Also avoid rush
in the fall.
BOOKS BOOKS
Fifty cents a month
gives you the privilege
of reading as many
books 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.
Cabins And Houses For Rent Collections A Specialty
See Us For Prices On Real Estate.
New la 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.
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(T R 0 C E R I E Q
Vi ALWAY^J
The Home Trade Is
Our Long Suit. . .
Hemple O, Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everything to Eat _Everything to Work With Everything to Wear
Peoples Met -
OTTO KANITZ. Prep.
Caters to the Family Trade
with the very best quality
of Stall Fed Beef, Fresh
Poultry, Mutton, Veal and
Pork.
A Trial Will Convince You
Phone 36
mm
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds 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 save their freight and expense of
handlinaby purchasing their
supplies at the stores of
H. n. WETMERBEE,
KENAI and KUSILOFF,
COOK INLET, ALASKA.
kult I.lne of
General Merchandise
CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
QEO. 5. HEARN5. Agt
KENAI, ALASKA.
Bank of Valdez
S. A. Hemple, President E* w. Adams^Cashter
Transact A General Banking Business.
\\ e buy Gold Dust—Buy and Soil Exchange
Have Safe Depost Boxes and Storage Room
in Vault For Rent
Accounts of Individuals, Merchants and
Corporations Solicited
Sell Money Orders on All Parts of the World
Corresi'ondknts:—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 t Club t Rooms.
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Bowling Alley
Billiard Hall
Cigars
Private Ca**d Rooms
EXCHA X<; E? BOUGHT
AND SOLD
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR GOLD DUST
Banking House
OF
A. L. Levy & Co.
A Conservative Banking Business Done.
CORREBKiSDKKTS:
Seattle— Puget Sound Nat’l Hank V ° 1
San Francimco— Hank «>f t'alifornia A ■ B
New YoKk-First National Hank | QSko
’98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed thebest.
Try Our Shami tt and Face Massage
Baths Fc Li lies or Gentlemeti.
CAMERON GOLDEN
OSCAR FISH ‘
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware*
Terra Cotta Pipe.
JAS. FISH, SR. Managed.
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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
15 PER WEEK.
Mas. S. Day, Proprietor. Cor, McKinley and Keyitotoe
Job Printing at the Prospector Shop