Q W Y I P P ’ C MEN'S SUITS, HATS AND SHOES
X 1 X X^ X\ • Received on Ex-Santa Ana.
New Dress Goods ftlfiSK Novelty Suitings, Venetian Eiderdown l?,uRe&fon4
_Double Faced Outing Flannel, in blue, cream, pink and dark stripes. Art Draperies and Cretons.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull.(iraduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Norman M« reliant is in from the
interior.
For Elatcritc Roofing see McGil
licuddy.
Wire fencing? and 4 feet wide
nt Brownell’s.
Best cigars in town. Broadway
Pharmacy.
NEW lot of tin and granite ware
at Brownell’s.
If your 1 >est girl likes oysters
take her to WikideFs.
Fine line of mandolins and guit
ars at Kerns’ Jewdrv stun*.
Mrs. Strouse and son returned to
town Tuesday from Slate creek.
Fourth of July scenes for sale,
corner McKinley and Broadway.
Cluise and Sanlnurn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to he had at Hemple A*
Dougherty’s.
Win. Anacker and Ed. Maddox
arrived Sunday from the Mt.
Drum country.
A new lot of those ovaraxtekd
Pocket Knives just received at
Brownell’s hardware store.
Miss Kara Johnson, left on the
Santa Ana. and the Phospkctok is
again looking for a Deviless.
The return of the court is now
s'ated tn lie fixed front the 1st to
tlie 10th of October.
C. J. Todd left Tuesday for Cop
per Center, on business connected
with the Mt. Drum platinum prop
erty.
J. L. Ptcele and wife left on the
Hanta Ana to spend the winter in
the east. They will visit Califor
nia en route.
Fine writing and school tablets
5 rents to 20 cents each—less than
half the usual prices—Mrs. Shef-,
fer’s store, McKinley 6t.
Judge H. H. Hildreth, U. P. Com
missioner at Punrise, came to town
on the Newport for a short visit.
He will return on the next boat.
Jake Plead had the misfortune
to again break his knee-cap Tues
day, and will he laid up for a few
w*eks. He will leave for New
^ ork as soon aj» lie ia aide to travel.
Four horses and two men were
sent out hv the Copper River I).
Co. to bring in Mr. Ranke, who
was ill on the Tuznuna trail, re
turned with him on Sunday. He
is now comfortably settled in the
St. Elias hotel. A fund of $73 was
raised by Mi. Brookfield to defray
the expenses of hringiug him to
town. 1 lie same was paid over to
the Braying Co.
N»tice of Dissolution of Co-Part
nership.
VOTH E Is hereby given tlut the <*«>- partner'
- 'Uip hereto*..r< existing between J \V.
«nd H «' Murphy. ha* been this day dfc
«dved by mutual emaent. All debt* due the
pnriueifehip are payable to J. W. DavU, and
vlie liabilities are assumed by him.
Nuilm, Aug. 15, lBUK.
J- W. DAVIS.
H. T. MIKI'HV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.
Thiho Division, Alaska.
M IKV Sl'LUNUEK, I
1'iaintiff, , Summon* for I'ublica- 1
v*- / lion.
« HA hue* Sullen*, eh, So. IOu.
defendant. j
Th* dreddeut of the I’nrlted State* of America,'
: greetin:
T**the ub*»Ve named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in the
l idled State* district Court, in and for the bis
irirtof Alaska. Third IHvUiou. within thirty
uiiv* after tlie completion of the publication of
t.;i- summon*, that i* to *ay, within thirty
< ays after the eighth day of October. 1»j3. and
aiiawer the c .mpJuiut d rhe above n uu-d
plaintiff, in which complaint, as filed in said i
c *yrt, the plain'll! demand* that tile bond* of \
matrimony existing betwecu the plaintiff and
<i-fendant be di»*olvcd. uud tlmt she have tile
in la re care and cu*t«*ly of the minor child.
I:tm usu.-.d-aid marriage. The order for this
publication wa* made Julylfl, lyfc».
Tnless you *o appar and -ui«uk the plain
* * will apply b. the curt for the relief de- ,
man 1* d it. said complaint
Witne-sti.e ifon. Jarnea ickersham. Judge
of ~a:d Court, this .'It R dar of Julv. 1j03.
_. „, Al.BEKT K IlEILltt, Uterk.
* »f*l publication, s~pt. 3.
l-ust public.:!ion, Oct a.
L M R*ksi:v attorney for plaintiff,
Offices at Eagle. Aiaafca
j. r. hielscher & co.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Live Stock Delivered to Interior Points.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED
»•’ » . • .....
[ \V. C. 8tnll Expen Watchmaker
1 Have vou been to WikidelY?
» *
Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
Steel locks, bettor than .ron. 50
j cents at BrownellV.
Alvah Eame# returned from the
westward on the Newport.
Native basket# and curio# for
sale at Kern’s Jewelry store.
Lownev’s chocolates and bon
l>ons at the Candy Kitchen.
High-grade domestic and import
ed cigars at the Candy Kitchen.
Fresh assorted ‘ fruit on every
steamer at the Candy Kitchen.
(.let your blood in good sha|>e for
the winter. Broadway Pharmacy.
FOR SALE—Folding bed, home
made, at Tourists Lodging House.
Wanted to buy a few horse#.
Apply to James Fish «!fc Co. Ev
! ervthing to wear store.
A special Sunday Dinner will be
served at the Home Restaurant
from 5.30 to 7 p.m. Price 50 cents.
Jack Carroll, who started with
the Cook party for Mt. McKin
ley, was taken sick and forced to
return. He reached town on the
Newport.
There will l»e an election of offic
er* of the Valdez Masonic Club on
Wednesday, Set. 9th. All members
are urgently requested to attend.
Visitors are always welcome.
A regular meeting of the cham
ber of commerce will be held to
morrow night. The question of
sending a delegate to Washington,
and of electing delegates to the
Junean convention will be up for
consideration.
Messrs. Blei. White and Thorpe
left for New York on the Santa
Ana, where they expect to be
very busy securing the extensive
machinery they intend to use in
Nizina and other sections. It will
go in over the snow from here.
These gentlemen will return early
in the spring.
Committee on banquet given to
Messrs. White, Thorpe and Blei
collected $150. Cost of banquet
and printing, $143, leaving a bal
ance of $7 which was turned over
to the chaml>cr of commerce for the
puri>ose of starting a fund to re
move the cemetery.
F. D. Kelsey.
C. N. Chary.
John Lyons.
On Wednesday Scotty Crawford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ammon returned
to town after putting in a go «d sea
sons assessment work on tlnir cop
ier claims on the Kotsina river, be
sides locating some new claims in
the same neighhorhrod. They were
able to bring out only a few sam
ples of the ore, which may l*e seen
at this otlice. It is of very high
grade, and they have large bodies
j of it.
The Newport on her trip from
the west stopped at all points, and
; picked up the following list of pas
I sengers:
Alvnh Earae*. Plum Campbell Harry Ash
bin, T. II. Ashland. R. Onffroy, K. Onffroy. Jr.
<jeo. Jamin *. Jr . l*r E. Martin. Mr». 1. ilub
liu»r, James Ik .vie. J, T. Warner. M. II. • iilchrist
t A. U>i?y. Frank I-i*cy. c. W. Beamon t, II. II.
I Perkin*, O. F. IVnw-11. If. if. Herrin. H. T.
' Burl*. S. Braddell. < . E. Chard. Cloinlslev Rut
letr. I. laisey, J. William*, Mrs. William* and
child, M. M. Wet her bee, II. H. Hildreth, Bertha
1>. Laws, M. I. Oreeley, 1>. C . Brownell, M. <i.
Carpenter, J. O. Melis, H. Label!. C. Crawford,
T W. Hawkins.*,. II. Woods, W. A Mitchell,
W. A. Bell, C. W. White, S 8. Thorpe. J. B.
Basinon. W. B. Lynn. J. F. Carroll, Win. A.
Richmond. Fred Wizzard, Charlie 8tcltes, Juo.
Cooney, James Hayes, lieu. Lewis.
The cotillion Tuesday was a bril
liant success. McKinley hall was
crowded with all the •'beauty and
chivalry” (this is not sarcasm) of
town. Full dres9 suits and swell
costumes were indulged in by some
of the social leaders, but with these
few exceptions every one enjoyed
themselves immensely. The favors
were vert- neat, the music was fine
and the lunch good. The manage
ment is to be congratulated on their
success. The proceeds go to the
(cemetery fund.
Elatcrite Roofing, nothing equals
it.
Small rash loans on real estate,
call at this office.
Semi some snow scenes to your
friends who are suffering with the
heat. Brownell’s.
Before putting on vour new Roof
see the Elatcrite Roofing—get tig
: ttres from MctJillicuddv.
Your old clothes can ho restored
j to a resjiectnhle condition at the
j Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
I Jas. Fish, Sn., licensed real es
tate agent. McKinley st.. Valdez,
i Telephone 13. Properties for sale
| or rent.
Weather Record.
For the month of August the thermometer
ranged from :fc» to *<• degree* above zero. Total
rain fall 4 l:t-l«*» Inches. *2 rainy day; 12 iwrt tally
rainy day; l'» eloudy days; n partially eloudy
days; |:| partially foggy days.
1HHH. Augu-t Thermometer ranged from 3ft to
; tV3 deg re. - abov zero; 3 rainy days; 13 partially
rainy lays; in eloudy days: 10 partially . loud v
I day-; 13 partially foggy .lays; total rain fall
! 6*- inches.
I."?1.*, August—Thermometer ranged from 3-'.
, ton> degree- above zero; total rainfall 3 13-1*'.
; Incite-; rainy day«: 11 partially rainy duv*:
II cloudy day.-; * partially eloudv days; * par
i tially loggy day-.
W* Augu-t -Thermometer ranged from 36
I tot'd degrees al . ve zero; rain fall 3 S-6 inehes.
21 pa’tially rany days; 12 eloudy days; a par
I tially eloudy days; 1 partially foggy .lavs.
I’Ail. \ugust Tiierinoiip*ter ranged Jr -m 42
J to62 degrees mIh.v.* zero; rain fall 12 2-6 in lies.
, 16 cloudy days. t» partially eloudv dav-: 11 \mr
; tially foggy days; 17 partially rainy days; 7
. rainy days.
l‘>r2. August- Thermometer ranged from 40
to 6-.* degree- above zero; rain fall I 14-ir. inch:
5 rainy days: 21 i*ari illy rainy days; 22 .-toundv
day-; 7 partially cloudy days*; 7 partially
foggy days.
ICE <& A*
the
GASOLINE Valdc* Market.
Saratov Ms
2nil St., buck of telegraph office.
| Beds, $2 a Week. Baths, 25c.
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling
Alley
Shooting
I Gallery;
Cigars
Private
Card
Rooms.
pmil zinnERn/iN
Cleaning, Repairing and Altering Done On
Short Notice.
Ladies’ Suits Cleaned and Pressed.
PRICKS REASONABLE.
On Broadway, Second House Back of Fish’s Store.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 39.
You Don't Need a Wife
’ If You Get Your
Work one at
l
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Buttons.
Ik 0*1 Dm; (o.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska.
I i
Hemple ^ Doug'Herty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
The Most Complete Stock of General Merchan
dise In Valdez. Special Attention Paid To
Family Trade.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
W ■■ ■ i
WANTS--FOR SALE.
Advertisement* under this head. 10 cents a
line for one insertion, ft cents for each subse
quent insertion.
HorsES AND LOTH for rent or for sale, rail
on Dr. Von (innther ,
Typewriter for hale, smith premier;
in perfect erudition. Call at this office .
VALDEZ OPIIU HOUSE FOR HALE Urge
" and elegant building; suitable for any
purpose. m
SIX HOUSES AND LOTH FOR SALE. Apply
tii Mrs. Johnson. McKinley street. ,
STEADY, sober camp cook wants position.
Apply at this office. U
FOR HALE—A four room cottage, desirable Its*
cation. Will be sold very cheap. An A
Ni». 1 Investment. Inquire at this office. ,
TO RENT—Several house* and cabin* Inquire
at this Office. #
You can rest contented with an
Elaterite rend over you.
Haines & Brown,
THE TINNERS
are now prepared to do all kinds of
Tin and Iron work at short notice.
Their work is first-class and charges
reasonable. Located on McKinley
rear of Prospector office.
BANK Or VALDEZ,
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital, Paid-up - #10,000
Reserve, in Real and Per
sonal Pmjierty - #07.000
General Hanking Btfriness. Gold
Dust Bought. Loans and Discounts.
Foreign and Eastern Exchange
Bought and S»ld. General Collect
ing.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
McKinley -Hall
Cor. Reservation Av. and Hobart St.
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Booked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White Block.
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- House Moving - -
Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan Pates Peasonabfe
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBMEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdea, Alaska.
Where Do You Stop? Why of Course at
MINERS’ MOTEL.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.
McKinley st. and Keystone av C. Johnson, Prop.
'98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed ihehest.
Try Our Shampoo and Face Massage
Baths For Ladies or Orr.tlewen.
CAMERON OGWiliM