C N Y I P ' ) * C MEN’S SUITS, HATS AND SHOES
A l A * m . ^ • Received on Ex-Santa Ana.
New Dress Goods ^attlrnl! Novelty Suitings, Venetian Eiderdown Bluett*
_Double Faced Outing Flannel, in blue, cream, pink and dark stripes. Art Draperies and Cretons.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull.Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
. Something new in winter caps at
Levy’s.
Fresh suited peanuts at the Can
dy Kitchen.
Best cigars in town. Broadway
Pharmacy.
J. W. I.eedy returned from Seat
tle on the Bertha.
Newline of Woolen *waists just
received at Levy iV Co.
BY. C. Hazelett returned on the
■rtha from the states.
Mrs. B. B. Lockhart, stenography
and typewriting, I’bositiuok office.
C. K. Hammond went ont on the
Bertha for a short business trip.
(.'base and Sanborn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to he had at Hoinpie A*
13« mgherty’s.
Your old clothes can l*e restored
to a respectable condition at the
Valdez laundry. Keystone ave.
If you haven’t a washing ma
chine get one at Brownell’s before
they are gone; and a wringer also.
Alvah Karnes, po-tal inspector,
took a trip westward on the 1)> rtha
in the discharge of duty and has
just returned.
* Judge Lyons left on the Bertha
for Juneau. lie will represent
Valdez at the Republican conven
tion there next month.
Robert Blei, who left here for the
states war foreed to return to Nome
where lie has interest of importance.
He will go east later.
The work of the court this week
was mostly preliminary, a nmn'oer
of eases were placed on flic docket
and will come up in regular order.
A. Holman left for the state- on
the Jeanie. He will go t<» Wash
ington. where he will remain dur
ing the next session of congress.
Otto Krai'. of Kodiak.was to-day
excused front service on the grand
jury, owing to irregularities in his
citizenship as shown by his paper-.
A live-man match game at Uovi
ing for a purse »rf #1,000, will be
played on next Monday evening.
Iwtween the Producers and non
Prod liters.
Particular attention will given
to the card published on our front
page by the laundries of the town,
it may he the means of keeping
money in circulation litre that now
goes to Seattle.
For sale—A well stocked Fox
island with sawmill and store,
near Indian village, will he sold
at a bargain. Must leave on ac
count of ill health. For particu
lars see L. C. Larson, photographer.
Following are the arrivals on
the Bertha from the wes’wanl:
AKn!i Eu!ne> :.»* Iirei* ti H.
T H. 1 ft?.. «.e • •fxh.'i J A i »n,e' ri K.
H>'sn P F ;un K h tfi.-.rr K l Ki!;#. ?s •
!’*•.. n«, •' f. A«*t«.n, S J Mil!*. II. I» !: yu*»M*.
h -:e er.*, A Film >re Phil • »•» f.
S fi-liU-1 *»-•* K'«:t Mr« K Jtr****
K*>V*in* Kl«y Hnrr*»n«»?? «, L. baa'a. W H.
H -I ?. ! P. *r Fiiiberty, John Ytekaloff «;•.%*<*
k*v ‘‘ita*. S'etrit.
rhe *anta Ana arrived In*re to
day with the following list of pas
sengers for this plaee.
Mr.an l Mr* F W. c.'u*.m*n. (' W. Com
j«*tz «». I. ■HfDt'chal. N Krrim:, <«?-» Kr**.
er:». il . tirarwll. .1. \V W F t- 11. • : if. Harr
man, I*-. II. li. l en -i .n. A. F. Htirl.-i.*:. Mr*.
Bi'.e^h H H. Tr«-ey tii‘l wife. M. M » ar*v,
MSs a i l Mr Htryburji. «' * DunUv ft \
31* Ki:;«e y. F. I». H*-!e.!y in ! vrl*'-. • K .rrnm.
Wm P .vr»*r. J O. B ;*1 »lj.h j». k N* :.*• :t ».
f->*Te: M-. !:«•'«»*, •• A « ..ra, \V « M u-t
!»r. W *» H i H. Baring, * 1* M * :iv i>.
F. < Heir i ar:*l u ; f* . Jitiiitfs \\ 4r<leil, A *» Hi:
irv f B. Htnl. K K. • oy, H J. Mahonev. F.
i**- k. F Ih r..rlew, I.. V. Lieptier.«i. .V Au.e
NN . H. Whitt:-MV
HALLOW-E’EN PApTy
.7// ye merry makers are
hidden to attend ye itai/c
ing festiral at ye Halt of
. I loose on Saturday E'en,
ye thirty fist day of Oct
ober.
w. C. Stull Expert M atchmaker
1 Any kind of candy at the Candy
Kitchen.
Guaranteed Pocket Knives at
Brownell's.
Ouside and lined mitts «% glove*
at Levy iV Co.
Gel a u«»h1 Porto Rico 5c cigar
at the Candy Kitchen.
Keep warm. Ladies’ underwear
and woolen h«**o at I^-vy Vv Co.
tiet yonr blood in good shape for
the winter. Broadway Pharmacy.
Don’t have cold feet. Ladies’
and gents’ felt shoes at Levy A Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Esterlv left
for the states on the Bertha. They
will return in February.
A special Sunday Dinner will he
served at the Home Restaurant
from 4 to 7 p.m. Price 50 cents.
Are you going to Resurrection?
Take an ax. pick, shovel and saw,
you’ll need them. See Brownell.
The finest music in town is to be
heard nightly in the daneing pavil- :
liott of the Nizina. managed by ;
Grace Fenton.
Donr Feed. t K'n,,I*'rM inffiv'-,
° > gnl. cans. Just I
51.50 per can. \ the thing i..r
the trail. Valdez Market.
Jack Stewart, who left Valdez
for the interior last spring, returned
to town on the Bertha. He came1
out !>v way of the Yukon and Skag
way. IB* expects to spend the
winter here.
tin Tuesday last a divorce was
granted to Mrs. J iinlander, of this
place, by JudgeQWickershatn. Suit
was instituted by Mrs. Delandcr,
and when the ease was called no
defence was entered. Plaintiff was
granted rights to the property.
Steamer iJieooverv, Capt.Walters,
arrived here from Nome on Tues
day night w ith uImuh 15 passengers,.
five of whom are from Nome, the!
rest were picked up at L'nga and
Sard Point and Kodiak. The New-'
• port was met at Kodiak on ’.'1st.
iii»- lan weil dance given by the
Muw last Saturday to the Roberts |
and Lea veil families, was one of!
, the pleasantest affairs of the sea
son. The music was furnished hv |
Pmf. lioulon, violin's!, and Allen,
pianist. A tirstclas* lunch was;
• served and dancing continued un-;
: til a late hour.
Pursuant to a call a number of j
' gentlemen met at the residence of j
Adam Swan, and organized a chess'
club. Games will he played in the
parlor oi the Keystone hereafter,!
where friends will tie made we!-1
come. The next meeting to accept
members will lie held next Tues-i
Idav evening at Swan’s resilience.
Lord Klphistone. Mr. Vamh rbvl. j
I D. Hanhurv. R. X. Glynn and Capt. j
C. R. Radeliffe. all residents of'
England, came here early last sum
inter with permits to shoot large!
‘ game and take out the hides and!
, horns as trophies, they report a
-eason of elegant sport and are re
turning with the amount of tro- i
t'hies allowed.
I
For Sale.
Valdez Brewery stock—Xecdinj;
ready money 1 will sell one-half of
mv stock at HO cents on the dollar.
Pkospeitok office.
Not .ce of Dissolution of Partner
ship.
V>' « i» hereby <iven t\ht •Y »^tr,ri**r
W , K «»* r
>*n*l ^ H Mfl'iiw, i*?t*l**r ihr firm i.itme > i J
• Tv M<-!*ht~ h.H- th«* t>u*i- j
having b*-en <•••!. 1 to I^an \rhib*M. All!
. •*>! thv firm hat beeu by .
Invito Art-b.bald.
w. E. «iei .RR
W. If M< I'HF.K.
V*!d#*z. «Vt. 22d. 19ic|.
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY,
McKinley .street.
Finest Work. Prompt Delivery.
Fully Responsible.
Valdez Market
The Nizina cattle all sold, and to avoid feed
ing the steers will sell
Stew Beef - - 10c Shoulder roast - - 16c
Boiling heef hriskat, 2 lhs 25c Pork sail-age - - 20c
Short Rif»s * 15c Pork sparerihs - - 15c
Shoulder steak - 16c Bologna ... 20c
Round Steak - - 20c Corned Iteef. 2 lbs fbr - 25c
Sirloin steak - - 25c Pigs feet, 2 1U for - - 25e
Rib Roast • • 25c
Roll Corned Beef, io Cents a Pound.
We Deliver All Over Town. Call Us Up. Phone 29.
Factory.
Xupjtct jewelry nia<le to nH«r <>»
short notice. P. K. Kern.
Saratov Us
2n.l f<t.. hark of telejrrnph office.
Mrs. Hanson, Proprietor.
Beds, $2 a Week. Baths, 25c.
looms To Lei
Elegant, well furnished
well kept rooms, by the
day, week or month
LOG CABIN
Mrs B. Brosnan
Haines & Brown,
THE TINNERS
an- now prepared to do all kind* of
Tin and Iron work at short notice.!
Their work is tirsl-dussaii 1 charge
reasonable. Located on McKinley
rear of Prosi-kctok office.
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The “GOLDEN RULE”
Cor. Keystone Ave. and Front St.
Ladies’and Gents’ Furnishings
Full Line of Children’s Wear. Art Materials, etc.
The "KEYSTONE"
Cor. McKinley St. and Keystone Ave.
A STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS CLUB ROOM
Pool Table. Foreign and Domestic Cigars
JEAN AMES, Proprietor.
©syndic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling
Alley
Shooting
Gallery
Cigars
Private
Ca»*cl
Rooms.
pniL zinriERn^M
Cleaning, Repair ng and Altering Done On
j». ..
PRICKS REASONABLE.
Keystone Ave., Next to Home Restaurant.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells and Annunciator-.
Estimati s given on all kind.-of electrical work. Phone d'J.
I
CLEAN LINEN
is a mans firs* thought of dress. He wants it spotless, and WE
CAN lilVE IT TO HIM as he wants it.
THE ATTENTION
that we give to details is the - fret >>i «»ur superior work; hv doing so |
we produce a grade of work that i- not equalled in this community.
OUR RAPIDLY GROWING BUSINESS
is proof that the public is appreciating our efforts. May we have!
a trial package from y >u?
ThsSTAR LAUNDRY
The Oil Dry; Co. i
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska
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Goods n„,. Paid To
' '-Part
BANK OF VALBEZ, {
AND ^
SAFE bEPOSIT VAULTS. J
Capital, Paid-up - $10,000 4
Reserve.in Real and Per- a
fonal Property - $*>7,000 J
General Banking Business. (iold “
Ihist Boiyjht. Loan* and |)i.*cntinti*. w
Foreign and Ka^tern Exchange $
Bought and Sold. General Collect- 4
ing. a
PATRONAGE SOLICITED. A
McKinley Hall
Cor. Reservation Av'. and Hobart St.
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Booked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White B!o<k.
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND 5
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- House Moving - -
Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan pates "Reasonable
HOTEL 5T. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in \ aldez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
"DEBNEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez. Alaska.
Where Do Ycu Stop? Why of Course at
tz%. MaNERS’ HOTEL.
comfortable quarters.
McKinley si. and Keystone ar Q. Johnson. Prop
'98 Pioneer ’98
Shaving and ath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed theliest.
Try Our Shampoo and Face Massage
Baths For laulies or (.Sentlemen.
CAMERON GOLDEN