Our stock of General Merchandise
is (f the test Quality, and ti.e trices
are as reasenible as ethers charge
for inferior goods. The test fsCheapest.
| J. G.SNTfjE i
{ Oldest Store in Valdez.
Special Attention Is
Given To Mail Orders.
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1 Phone 25.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
w, C. Stull,Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
New Stetson hats at Leers.
Elaterite Roofing, nothing equals
it.
Gasoline for sale at the Valdez
Market.
For Elaterite Roofing see McGil
licuddy.
The Broadway Pharmacy for all
spring medicines.
Large glasses of Jam and Jellies
25 cents at Levys.
\\ ASHOE PICKS and fine han
dles at Brownell,s.
If vour l>est girl likes ovsters
take her to WikidePs.
The latest in men’s clothing, call
on the American Tailors and lie
happy.
New consignment of LARGE
Glass, at Brownell’s.
Choicest fruits arriving on every
steamer at the Candy Kitchen.
Chase and Sanl>om’s Celebrated
Coffee is to l>e had at licmplc it
Dougherty’s.
Shirt waists, cotton, wool anti
silk, all sizes at Fish’s prices—
You know where
WANTED—at Valdez Laundry,
a woman to take plain ironing on
piece work.
Before putting on your new Hoof
see tlie Elaterite Rooting—get fig
ures from McOillicuddy.
Stock and fixtures of Star Res
taurant for sale and tlie building
for rent. Call at the restaurant.
Fine line of mandolins and guit
ars at Kerns’ Jewelry store.
Native baskets and curios- for
sale at Kern’s Jewelry store.
Roy Cooper and Grant Sweet
left on the Bertha foe the States.
They will be greatly missed by
their many friends here.
Information wanted' as to the
whereabouts of Carl G. Tripp.. Any
one knowing where lie is will re
ceive a reward by notifying this
office.
PROSPECTOR BUREAU OF
INFORMATION. We hare many |
calls for information regarding j
rents and desirable projiertv for!
sale. If you have anything in this
line list it with us. Bring us a!
description of your mining property
if you have any for sale. * !
The hall game Sunday at Reser
vation Park resulted in a victory
for the home nine, score Valdez 12,
Soldiers 11. Griswold hurt his
hand early in the game and Denni
son took his place behind the hat.
The feature of the game was Cros
v by’a one-handed catch at second of
a sure two-bagger from Uncle
Pink’s hat. Valdez piled uj> the
emus and let the soldiers score
until the sixth inning, when thev
tied the sere, and in the seventh
heat them out. J. C. Dougherty
acted as umpire. Griswold’s hand
is improving rapidly, and he ex
pects to he behind the bat again in
about two weeks.
following is the list of arrivals
on tin; Santa Ana.
For Kayak W. t*. Truman, John Yoght, J. \X
Diggings, J. W. Ive.\, M. Misamore. r. L. Ben
nett. S. A Thurston, D. L. I.ucker, Kd. Ignore
Ft>r Yaldez Mrs. J B. Uovt, Joe Little, W.D
Mumle. S AiiimIou, L. K. liorfck. L. A. Floss
Ivi^r Barman. Mrs. B. B. Lock hart. Mrs. L.
Shaffer. Miss Shaffer, Win. Fuerster, t*. I'.
Thompson, W. II. <rary. Frank Winters, Win
«.l •ml**iiuiug,W. H. Odell, Win. Wilson, T. Ilorf
sf a.!, L Uesterlaw, T. Trolsmi. John A. XaNon
Jacob Sutter, Arthur Gloor, T. D. Bennett. G. F.
Gri Win. Xclaoti, M. Dilgesen, Ed Stewart,
A Wilson, W. M. Brown, J. 8. Odgeonl, A. D.
\> inters, W. Brow n, K. Winters. F. A. It. W him
For P< 1nts West pant Fn d. Print/. Robert
liutiii, Ralph A. Kchainwahl, Jr., ( < *>. K. Ai
gan. Mrs. Aigau, Mis. M. Greist, Master Brown.
I!-;.1, Mrs. rook, W. F. Thrash, R, R.
IIill. A. X. Doty, John Qiiifiley. Mrs. Ouiglev,
E. M. Robsen, Mrs. M. V. Smith. A. Brown. II.
< urtis, X. Weleh, J. J. Lawrence, Mrs. Jno. Rosa
E*l Webster. Fred McKay, Joe Sweeney.
W. C. Stall Expert Watchmaker.
Have you been to Wikidel’s?
Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
A few g xxl houses for rent, Mike
sell.
It never wears out — Eliteiite
roof.
Broadway Pharmacy, Me-Kialey
street.
New Slippers and Shoes at
Levys.
For Klatcri'e Roofing see McWil
licuddv.
Marquise Silk and Wash Waists
at Levys.
Have your Suadav dinner at
Wikidel’s.
lee cream every day at the Can
dy Kitchen. •
Sparkling soda water at the Can
dy Kitchen.
Alvah Karnes went to Juneau on
the Bertha.
Violin lessons wanted* Inquire
ut this oflicc
Small cash loans on real estate,
call at this oflicc.
Don’t forget those Silver Dollar
Shovels at Brownell’s.
Medicines of any kind put up at
the Broadway Pharmacy.
Woods stored and cash advanced
on articles of value. KLcluuds & Co
Fresh peanuts, brittle aaxl taffy
candy daily at the Caudv Kitchen.
See that line of aadenvr.eair at
Fish A Co’s, Vou will had the
kind you have hear* 1 .Miking foe.
Jiohn McCrary, expert horseshoer
and Idacksmith, is prepared to do
all kinds.of blaeksmUhing at Cop
per-Center.
Ladies’ fancy hoieay in blade
while and colors—plain, drop stitch
and laste. Any kind you. want.
Fish A Co»
Tuesday thbne was a game be
tween the Keystone’s :uuil fbe Me
Kiuleys, the score stoo<r tb to 9'in
favor of the McKinley's.
Climb ITcKftaley-.
Dr. F. A. Cook, leader of the ex
pedition to explore and, if possible,
climb. Mt. McKinley, the highest
mountain on the continent, (20,400
feet),arrived on the Santa Ana en
route to Tyoonck,Cook Inlet. With
him him were Robert Dunn, who
i will lie rememlicred explored Mt.
Wiwngell soun-try in 1900, and
finally sctrtled the question of the
non-existence of Mt.Tillman; Ralph
Seliainwald. botanist, and Fred.
Print/, for many years paeken for
the geological survey in Montana,
and guide t» Alfred H. Brooks,
head of tile Alaskan survey into
Mt. McKinley aouatiy in 1902.
Dr. Cook was surgeon on the
Belgian ant-arctic expedition of
1S98-1900, and is the author of the
Far Ant-Arctic Night, an account
of the trip published in four- lan
guages. He has also been surgeon
to Lieut. Peary, on two of the early
expeditions toward the pole. He is
a scientist of note.
Ihe i arty will follow the lirooks
route of 1902, to the head of the
Kuskokwim, and thence north
across an open country to Mt. Mc
Kinley. Dr, Cook ex|iects to make
the trip in al>out six weeks. He
has fifteen pack horses and an out
tit for six months.
The ascent will be attempted
From the northwest side of the
mountain. It is ex|>«cted that the
party will reach Tyoonek altout
Novembaa They will return via
Valdes.
J. r. tllELSCHER &> CO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Live Stock Delivered to Interior Points.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED
Commuai cations.
** Ott I* fbwil to putillah mmmiintr*.
■•on* on mbjwu «l Inral or g*n«ntl lilrmt.
Th* writer* mutt, howrver, «l*n Ilit-ir Irlli r«.
Th* mw will not be imblt'ln-l, II aw dralred.
Editor or I’Rosria-roR: In the
aame of morality and decency, and
for the sake of our wives, sons anil
daughters, I protest against the dis
graceful conduct and language used
by a number of soldiers on the
base ball ground, last Sunday. It
is hard to believe that we have
here in our midst men so low and
degraded, who will stnnd in the
presence of ladies and swear—re
peatedly—vile oaths, and utter ob
scene and vulgar language, from
time to time, covering a period of
two hours, and as if to further
show their utter disregard and con
tempt for the ladies, they produced
their whiskey flnsk and drank it
empty. This gaug of half down
soldiers stood at a distance of about
thirty feet from where the ladies
were grouped, viewing the game.
Another soldier made aa exhibi
tion of himself by undressing ia
plain view of the audience. 1 trust
that Liewt. Hamilton will cage up
these few ohjectioualde animals,
and md allow them te> offend au
unsuspecting public again.
A Cmox
In the Ptntete Court,
muBiD DIVISION. DISTRICT OK AL.VSK \
<fOOK INERT PRECINCT.
ft. H .llll.lMCKTII, JiiiIkc.
In (lit* niHtler of lli<> > .... . „ ...
Kslato-oft Matilxw Riley: ( Sull«- l<> Creditor*..
Nnliee I* hereby given by the underMgnt-d,
nlmini*trator of. the* estate of Matthew Ril.-v,
le.-eascd to the ertdHorn of, ami all person*
having claim* agufo*l. the *ahl estate, to ex
iiiliit them with the iieci *aary voucher*,wuhin
4x mouth* after the tir*t puhlieation of this
notice, to the *a!<! a<lmlnthtxalor at hi* rest
leiice in Hope, Ala*ka. the -amt t»eing the
l»laee for the transaction of,the business of *ai«l
•state.
Hate«l at Hodm Ahtska, thin 23.1 .lay of May.
%.!>.. UU3. 9
FRED. In-RICJ,
ARitiiinUtrator of the Estate ofc Matthew Riley
A special Sunday Dinner witl he
served at the Home Restaurant
from 5.30to 7 pjn. Price- 50 cents-.
Hemple ($X Dougherty,
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.
WANTS—FOR SALS.
.Vlrprtlwiurnts un.l.-r thla 10 reirta a
line for one insertion, .*» cents for each subse
quent insertion.
HOCSES AXD LOTS* for rent or for sale. Call
on Hr. Yota*;nattier t
Typewriter for male.- smutii premier:
In perfeet condition. Call at this office. %
VALDEZ OPERA UOPME FOR MALE -Urge
aial elegant buibliug; suitable f«H any
purpose-- m
SIX EZOr*lie.%Nn LOTS TtOH SA fJB.—Appl y
to Sn. Johnson. McKinley street. •
STEADY, sober camp eo** wants position*
1 Apply at this of)irev 14
ChR SALE - A four room, cottage* desirable 1«s
■ cstiou I'lU In* mill very cheap- An A
No. 1 I investment fin*%utre at this office. .
Tf»MKT ScscraF liouees aid cabin*. Inquire
at thieOfflee.. t
Haines & Brown,
THE TINNERS
are now prepared to do ail kinds of
Tin and Iron work at short notiee.
Their work is first-classand charges
reasonable. Located on McKinley
rear of Prosi'Ectok office.
Saratoga Baths
2nd St., back of telegraph office.
Bede, $* a Week. Baths, 35c.
4th OfJULY RALLY.
Grand Family
MATINEE
An Entertainment Tiiati Willi Please Children and Adults Alike.
VonGunthert Opera House, Saturday, July 4, at 2 p.m,
Admission 50 cents to all parts of the hall. Children 25 cents.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand ai lasge assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades,.Call Bellb and Annunciators -
Estimates given; on ail kinds of cicatrical work- Phone 30.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sent on Buttons.
Tb Ovl Pro; (o.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Yaldez* * Alaska.
BANK Of VALDEZ,
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital, Paid-tip - $10,000
Reserve, in Heal and Per
sonal Property - 907,000
General Banking Business. Gold
Ihist Bought. Loans a nd discounts.
Foreign and Eastern Exchange
Bought and Sold. General Collect
ing.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Gold Bust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust.
Treasury Notes, Drafts *n<I Money Orders Cashed Free of Charj-e.
AL. WHITE, Proprietor
RICHARD/ Or Co]
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supplies.
Second-Hand CuhhIs Bought and Sold.
European Plan Hates Reasonable
HOTEL 5T. ELI/15
(Only First Class Hotel ia Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBNEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave._ Valdez, Alaska.
Where Do You Stop? Why of Course at
MINERS’ MOTEL.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.
McKinley st. and Keystone ay C. Johnson. Prop.
’SS Pioneer . ’98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed the best.
Try Our Shampoo and Face Massage
riusDnu Baths For Ladie* or Gentlemen.
CAMERON GOLDEN