PreferredStockCannedGoods O TkT XT’ k ■' " X f O Mens Genuine Derby Ribbed Underwear
Heinz's Bottled Goods \ 111 1 I H f V Australian Lambs Wool Underwear
Imported Goods kJ 11 X . " L* . \ Ut The Latest in Men’s and Ladies’ Sire
A Department of Select Ready Made Clothing Has Just Been Added.
Chinaware Rogers Silverware Glassware
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull,Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Full stock of paiuts at Ken
drick’s.
Kendrick can make an artistic
sign for you.
Cameras for rent or sale at Val
dez Pharmacy.
Leave orders for Rest coal at
Bells Cigar store.
Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes
at Shaw <fc Williams.
Kossland House Coal, if 1 a sack,
delivered. Jas. Fish Co.
Look at the new line of fancy
stationery at Valdez Pharmacy.
Kern hits received a large stock
of new Hutches, chains and rings.
A lot of second-hand sewing ma
chines in good condition, cheap, at
Richards.
Bread that never sours and pies
fit for the Gods, for sale at the
Valdez Cafe.
J. G. Snyder has greatly im
proved his store hv enlarging the
front room and rearranging his
Stock.
I)r. B. Li. Snow, a well known
physician of Nome, was a passenger
on the Dora hound for the States
for a short visit.
The Excelsior, on her last trip,
brought tons of general mer
chandise. 4'i.OtKJ feet of lumber and
some live stock
Dr. F. M. Boyle was initiated
into the Moose lodge Iasi Thursday
evening. Fot r n.e nhcr. :n to
he initiated to-tiight
The St. Elias res'aurant. Mrs.
L. 11. Allen proprietress, opi.id
for business last Saturday evening,
ami is having a good pa iron age.
Oscar Larson ami Ko\ Ruther
foril left on llie Kxct-Jgior for Se
attle to purchase a large amount of
lumber, which they will ship up as
pouii as po.-sihle.
All Masons in Vu’dez and vicin
ity are earnestly rcgucsud to meet
at the Court House in xt Sunday
afternoon at ‘2 o’clock, for The pur
pose of forming a Masonic club.
Mrs. Osland is now settled in her
new house on Second Strict, just
beyond Reservation Ave. She has
a tine location and a good house.
The dining room is large vtU’V.glilo
accommodate a large nuniU-r at
meals. The lodging rooms will soon
he in shape to rent.
Frank Hudson, formerly of
Nome and Dawson, who arrived
here on the Xcvv.-boy, is making
arrangements to start a dancing
school here. Several persons here
who are acquainted with Mr. Hud
son say that he is a spliudii!
teacher.
James Fish A Co. have on exhi
bition in their show windows the
best assortment ol high grade,
tailor made, ready-to-wear clothing
that ha? yet come to Valdez. These
suits wire personally selected hv
Mr. James Fish, while ill the States
and are just what is wanted. The
prices are right. If you need a suit
call and see them.
Prof. L. A. Slu-rman, A. M. Phil,
head dean and Professor of English
langmii/e and literature in t lie Uni
versity of Nebraska, says tha* Rev.
G. L. Hosford is a brilliant man of
unusual jiif's and airentjth as a
public speaker. You should hear
his lecture next Tucsdav evening
at Embavor church, en iiled ‘ In
Dixie.” a story of life and travels
in the old Confederacy!
If you want an outfit let
me figure on it and you
will save money. AGENS
BUTTER has stood the test,
take some with you when
you go on the trail.
II* W, Kii'er, MStnager.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
Advertise in the pRnsriXTOR.
Spanish Peanuts at the Candy
Kitchen,
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Fine eandv in fancy packages at
Valdez Pharmacy.
Hood. heavy, woolen underwear
' at Lvon Clothing Store.
Apple?. Pears. Oranges and Ba
nanas at Slmw A Williams.
C. C. Klwood and family have
gone to the States for the winter.
For all kinds of plain sewing go
! to Mrs. Spaight,Broadway opposite
C. K. church. 42
A full line of cooking and heat
ing stoves' for -coal and wood.
Kiehards A Co.
The Log Cahin saloon is prepared
to sell heer lo families or others at
25 cents per quart.
0. h. Guthrie, elerk a* J. G. Sny
der’s. is feeling jubilant over liie
arrival of his better half on the
Kxeelsior.
Mrs. Austin Lathrop and her
eharming daughter, Miss Clio Mc
Dowell, arrived here on the lust
steamer from Seuttle. and will
probably make Valdez their future
home
Mrs. H. X. Ro’ierts is opening a
(minding house on Rroiulway over
the tinner’s shop, where she will
: serve meals to all comers. In gel
ing up a mial she duo* ii in much
the same way as mm her used to
; do it.
Chas. Hubbard, Harry Klliott
; anil a number of others who have
remained in the Ko.sina ami Chit
ivna country doing development
work and prospect ng. are now on
tl t '.rway .ait ami nil prohibit ar
rive here Friday.
Several parties are at work build
ing bridgis across the various
s.reams l>e. ween lure and “Num
ber Om.” 'litis will In- a grea: con
venience to al! going into .the inter
ior, uml all iu'cies id par its
should lend a hand to help along
the good work.
All parties interested in singing
'and voice culture are nqnested to
! meet at the Episcopal church to
morrow (Krttlav) tit 2.110 p.nt.
l’rof. II. M. Sloe! will give a shor
talk on the Cornell system of sight
singing, and arrangements will he
made for the formation of a class.
j The Knights of Pythias, at a
; nice ing in the Odd Fellows’hall,
Sunday afternoon, organized a
club and elected Chats. Simonst.ad
as chairman and \V. E. Ikiusclior
as sierctary. The eluh has leased
the upper tloor of the new building
opposite the Nizina and w ill tit it
tip to suit their purpose. They
meet again next Sunday af crtioon
at Oitd Fellow’s hall.
The End. avor society are to give
a series of three entertainments for
the helical el the library and read
ing room. Two of these entertain
ments w ill consist of lectures to la
given by Rev. (i. L. llosfor.l and
the third will be a musicalc bv
I home inlet) . The firs’, lecture wtii
he giv. n next Tuesday evening at
j ihe church. The subject is "In
! Dix.e.” This is a good cause and
I should he liberally patronized.
j On Oct. 31st, .Mr. F. J. Ooiden
! arrive*! here o\erl:md from Haw
son. He left there Oof. 8 h. with
out a pack of any kind and with
only a lunch in his pocket. He
was only forced to sleep out on
three occasions, the rest of the time
he found good quarters and plenty
to eat. Before crossing the summit
he was delayed a couple of days
making snowshoes. The whole dis
tance was made in il days of
actual traveling.
Married.
There occurred a quiet little wed
ding in Valdez a few days ago, for
which the bride journeyed across
the American continent from New
York to Seattle, and thence to M g
far nortldund through storms and
perils of the bleak Pacific to la
conic the bride of the man she
loved and who had loved her since
childhood days. It was a conrag
ous undertaking for one to make
such a trip for the first time, espec
ially a young indy, but love knows
no fears, and the journey was made
in safety.
Miss Lillie ArneWrg, of Brook
lyn, N. Y.. arrived here on tin- Sir,
Kxeelsior Iasi Friday, and on Sat
urday evening, at the Endeavor
Congregational Church, was united
in marriage to Mr.CharlvsG. Wulff.
of this place, hy the Rev. G. L.
Hosfonl.
The hride is a lieatt iful and ac
complished young lady, and the
groom is a well known and popular
prospector and miner of this place,
having come here from New York
in 1H9S. The wedding was a very
quiet affair, only a few friends be
ing pres mi*.. Cap*.. Carlson, of the
Ext elsior gave the hride away, and
M. F. Dennison presented the wed
ding ring. M.ss Clara Leedv played
Mendelsohn’* wedding march, and
Mr. Melvin Dempsey acted as
usher.
After the ceremony a wedding
sup) er was served at the Si. Elias
Hotel.
The guests were Rev. G. L. Uns
hod, Captuin Carlson, Melvin
Dein|sey, M. F. Dennison. Mr.
and Mrs. Guthrie, Miss Clara Leedy
Loui Larsen, and Eli Larsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wulff have gone to
houst-kee] ing having taken the
lirst lioor Hat of the new Larson
building on Keystone avenue, and
will L>c at home to their friends
after Dee. 1st.
Tropical Fruit Tablets at Candv
! Kitchen. '
A good lire, easy chair and plenty
! to cat at Shaw A Williams.
i E. W. Merril left on the Excel
sior ior a visit to the States.
1. Ran'a, F. Townsend, W. Mor
rison, C. Townsend and D. Roy
returned from Kyak last week.
They brought some very coarse
; gold from the Yag ag placer field.
Have You Heard the News
! of the town? Everyone who has
h visited us was pleased with the
! New Clothing Store, just opened.
We will Ik* pleased to have you call
; on us for your winter clothes. W'e
carry a good assortment of clothing,
gen.s’ furnishing goods. Ikm>*s and
' shoes, hats and caps. He sure to
••all before purchasing elsewhere.
A good assor Hunt of miners’ out
; iits at the i.ion Clothing Store.
Seattle branch.
II. LaBki.lk.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY!
We Repair and Sew on Euttons.
Ik GbI (o.
i
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Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez, Alaska, j
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At Ho:ne.*
Mr. and Mrs. (\ U. \Vu!ff will l»o
nt luinu* nft. r Doc. Is', at tlioir
rosidonoo on Kovslono Avi ih:o.
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The showman is now in the town j
Prof. Minin arrived here on one of
the late Inti s, wi h a large on fi',
in (1 will give a serii s of perform
ances. la-ginning on Friday and
Sa.nrdav evening a. Moose had.
He is evidently a man of many
| ar s and his performance will eon
sis of feats in the magic art and
vcn.ri.nquiatn. He wi I also in'm
dnee his marionettes and tiaiind
lords.
There was Isirn into the family
of I)r. an 1 Mrs von (iunthcr, at
1.30 last night, a daughti r weigh
ing six pounds. Mo la r and child
are g«tting along nicely and the
Doctor is very proud.
Mr. H. M. Dean has received
the appoin m- nt of agent of the
Aias'it Pacific Transportation A
Coal Co. at this place.
If you need a writing tablet, call
and ee Shaw A Will a ms.
WANTS--FOR SALE.
Advert!' m *ttfs itticl *r ll»i*» I. ad. lo cent* a
Hue for o *e Insert!.at. 3 vent* for « n« li hi.I.v
t| lie tit in* rtlon.
III* VS Three nie- lot* and lio tv* on
•P-JW M. KInl-v St. One frame l ouse coat
I 'O. < all at this ffl-e.
4? | QC BI*VS f.*nm m i h-gatiy ’plight plan ,
•P*7^ 'to-l. vart, m»t*i* iind on* cieph -
l*i» •• lal- »t Columbia record*. B< n, a-,
in-nt . ■ w and in go d condition. Own. r leav
ing’own. Call at this orth c.
TO l!KVT-Hnj»ll 2 Riictii I'Hliin. Call at Star
I; 'tauraut.
POSITK N W ANTKP— By Woman, wilting to
w rk. Call at this i flic *.
F‘»H HAI K Small t'a*t Iron stove. Inquire
at till* oflice.
TO KENT—A large com'ortabl- room to let
near McKinley St. Call at ilr* oflice.
HOCSKS .\NI» l.oTS for rent or for sale. (V I
on Dr. Yon Cunt her.
FoK SALE CHEAP A tir*t class gold rocker
and pump. Just the thing lor bcae., dig
ging*. Ki< lia-d* A Co.
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FoK SALE- Best All Lump Coal. So* Alaska
Tr.iuHier Co., or leave ord r- at B» IPs » igar
store.
HOfWWI W ANTED A limit -d number of
!i >r- s will be cared lor • n an ini -i d hi tl.e
1 So..lid tills winter. K-a**siable r *te. tio< d
| range and Mueller. Apply at tlii* «*ffl. e.
Hot Chili and
, Waffle Kitchen.
Open Always.
Broadway. Oj>|>. Reading Boom.
Mas. J. H. Ryan
HAND & ROSS, Props.
The Only Short Order
House in City.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Groceries, Hardware. Ciothinj, Footwear, etc.
We are Agents for Chase & Sanborn's
Celebrated Rosted Coffee.
Pioneer Outfitters.
BANK Or VALDEZ, '
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital. Paid-up - Ilil.IMN)
Ucmtnt. in l{< ai and iVr
sonal Property - fllT.tXKI
(•••ncral Banking Business. (Sold
Dus: Bong I it. laiansand DiMiimitx.
Foreign and Kastirn Kxclinngc
Bought and Sold, ti» in ral Collect
ing.
PATRONAGE SOLtCUCD.
LUMBER anil TIMBERS ..f a!! kind:*.
Ronjdi, ’limed. Mateliid,
La e. Band Saw W’«■ rk.
Sldnj.li i*.
i.
Special Order* ”^6^ 7^
Promptly Aiti ndeil To. 'aska
H. F. ROBINSON, Sjot
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
_AL WHITE, Proprietor
RICHARD/ 6> CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Heiond-Hund (ioods Bought and Hold.
j. r. niELsenER &■ co.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Special Attention (liven to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Hates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers*
■DEBMEg a POOT. Proprietors.
Keystone Ave._Valdez, Alaska.
For General Hauling see
The Alaska Tra nsfer Co.
Plano and Safe Moving
Special Attention To City Trade.
C J A L ana General Forwarpers