OUTFIT AT SNYDER’S. 01,85
Wliere you can get GOOD QUALITY, CAREFULLY PACKED, Especially for the Trail.
Wombat Mitts, Caps, a . qi_._ Gold Seal Boots, Shoes
Marmot Mitts, Caps. 03K ^Dl6CiS> Snow Shoes.
W. C. Stull, Hraduuie Optician.
Place Paint*.
B. von Zeiple is again in town.
Frank Krrnan was an Excelsior
passenger.
J. F. Hielscher was a passenger
on tiie Dollar.
Jim Baker is back for the season
from Missouri.
Military Hair Brushes at Broad
way Pharmacy.
E. W. Merrill returned yesterday
from the states.
Bananas HO cents a dozen at the
Candy Kitchen.
Lowney’s candies fresh, Broad
way Pharmacy.
Souvenirs of all kinds for the
folks at home. Kern.
Fresh home-made candv every
day at the Candy Kitchen.
C. I.. Varner and H. H. Fitch
arrived on Excelsior yesterday.
The cold can’t jnmetrute the felt
shoes we sell. Lew’s—Hood Hoods.
Dan Kain and L. B. Kain are
■gain in town, after spending the
winier in Portland.
K. Rutherford and S. P. Ray
mond are hack from a visit with
relatives in Washington.
Ptarmigan road bouse to let.
Everything in good shape. Louse
for a year. Nell Doty, phone 71
(*. A. Brown, of the Xi'/ina, who
1ms spent the winter in the states,
ret nil u»l to town on the Kxeelsior.
Charles Sandberg, Chas. Thor*
Hell sititl Clin*. Sterner returned on
tin- Collar, and will soon leave for
Slate.
Jas. hisit, Sit., licensed real es
tate agent. McKinley st.. Valdez.
Telephone IS. Properties for sale
or rent.
Blanket-lined overalls, the kind
that carry warmth right with them.
$1 50 per pair at Levy’s — Good
Goods.
\\ ellington coal $lo per ton or
$1.25 per sack, delivered. J.C. Mar
tin, agent, or Copper River Crav
ing Co.
I'he Kxeelsior brought a nuinlier
of Slate Creckers. among whom
were Jack Miller. J. Burns. J. B.
Kevrcomh, L. Rosenthal. Sant Tay
lor. Alee Oidliotiscn and R. Mever.
Tomatoes, eucutuliers. pie-plant,
lettuce, eelerv, rating and cooking
apples, live roasting liens, fresh
Bparerihs, Armour’s sugar-cured
Star ham and bacon, at Citv Mar
ket.
J. N. Arnold who, with R. Kief,
has spent the winter in opening up
pome copper projierty on Land
locked Bay, returned to town, and
with his brother will immediately
atari for the Shushitna.
Judge lfolmau arrived on the
Kxeelsior after spending the winter
in Washington. He is well satis
fied with (lie outlook for this sec
tion, and thinks a wagon road is
assured. Mr. Holman wiM leave
for Copper Center as soon as lie can
arrange his business affairs.
1 lie hxeelsior, with W> passen
gers and -100 tons of general mer
chandise for Valdez, arrived yes
terday morning at 2 o’clock. A
most pleasant trip tv ns experienced
all the way. She will not go west
of here. Following is the passen
ger list: \
W. Kilter, II H'arnoek, R It Mln-liell, W Itnl.
li-r, >1 Urttlitli, ti A Is, „ .vu. It A Sonnier, A. II.
iloiip u,, ( n.nk. r.l; M.iinire, I, Ko-. -ntlial,
N CaMeveli. \\ II llrt-iinulli V kensuu, .1 e Hat
tnati, J liasts, V I.iuflioilin. II ( lark w A Van
Korn. liKI-i. J M.i.lyiin. TJalava. I . ake T
kiumplell. J II ArtioM. R Ki I. T lie— s AV
Taylor, k S|a- k. I A S: iter. t Selitilu. K Zuhl
luanti, H Von/iv|«l. Kl ooj.-r, J H Xeweutn),
At'Ohlhana-n. C I. Warn -r. It li Kiteli. j Hum
J Milter. .1 O Ker*. roll, K AV \|. r ill, t \ Tin a.
k Meyer, f Ken.II -r. .1 liana-li. A K KouIhii.U,
J A -la—mi, K M |ti -is, || |,.neli, II < Cetera,ll,
frank Kernan. \ II lin.u. Mi— K limn tun
Ml-a ll Mar-Halt, nil-- i ( .. r. Mi . I- Kvi.lt*,
kh V-Anil.ea. MI-I li ,n. It - rti.rn.-r, Vi-»
M « ilRlit. Ml - S « tit til. M - M Hi n. Ml—
p 4 oo|M.r. Mis**i Sittr|Mt(li i!i'» M A>t*rx.
\V. (’. Stull, IOx| ert Watchmaker
W. R. Hildreth.
Place makes Signs.
Moose meeting tonight.
Never slip rubber heels at Adler’s
Fried Oysters a specialty at the
Home restaurant.
C. C. Roberts and son, Ralph,
returned on the Dollar.
A1 White and son returned on
the Dollar from California.
Did you see Tom Quinn running
down to the boat this morning?
While they last—only 15.00 for
Cook Inlet Snow Shoes at Hild
reth’s.
Charles Kraemer will leave on
the Cxeelsior for a short business
j trip to Seattle.
MINERS! If von buy your
tent at Brownell’s you’ll get your
money’s worth.
Take home an oyster loaf for
your wife and la-st girl, from the
Home Restaurant.
DON'T tiike an old one when
you «an get a tine new HARNESS
CHEAP at Brownell’s.
Furnished or unfurnished houses,
stores, etc., for rent or sale. Dogs
for sale. James Fish, Sr.
Your old clothes can l>e restored
to a respectable condition at the
Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
Ifiiii’t overlook the Valentine
; dance.Saturday night at McKinley
hall. lb st time of the season.
Parker Bunk House on Keystone
I avenue. Bunk, stove and wood,
all comforts, 25 cents per day.
F.ut R.:vr—The hest storeroom
in Valdez, cheap to permanent
tenant. Inquire at Bank of Valdez.
fresh from the ranch
40c per dozt. n.
Here they go! All wool doi iu.k
sweaters and Mackinaw shirts, re
duced to regular price $5.00.
Levy’s—Hood Hoods.
It is now jsisitively asserted that
the Roanoke will Ik* put in com
mission, at a very early date, to
run from Seattle "direct to Valdez
and Resurrection.
Tomatoes, cucumhers, pie-plant,
lettuce, celery, eating and cooking
apples, live roasting hens, fresh
sparcribs. Armour’s sugar-cured
Star ham and bacon, at (Jitv Mar
: ket.
C. E. Hooker representing a
number of houses for wet and dry
goods, is here with a ship load of
I Mixes all filled with samples, which
w ill he spread out for inspection in
the Kruemer building.
Extensive alterations arc lieing
made on the building occupied by
A. L. Levy to make room for their
large stock which was packed away
in storehouses. Although the store
room now is 120x50 feet it is still
too small to hold their stock.
Bring valentines for distribution
at the valentine dance, Saturday.
A postoffiee will he conducted dur
ing the evening, and the occasion
offers abundant opportunity of get
ting even with your friends for
their original Christmas remem
brances.
1 lie James Dollar, Milton Thwing j
captain; \\\ (.'. Sammons, purser,
arrived in port this morning. She!
left Seattle on tlie 5th anti had a
good trip through. Following are|
the passengers:
K. T. Itusaell, t . C. Aeton. Hubert NU-Vell, !
Mr*. Mekell, fl. lioaitruek, Mrs. Ku«.lr■■■■k. o.
S. Tr.uvr, M. It. Rowland, W. M. Tlaver. Al
"bite, .lame* M Hie, A. White, jr., Mr., C \l
Clnrse, A. Herbie- It. W llettel. K l.ar*en,
Nr,» rju- vlit. I . Thurnell, t'lia*. Sterner. Ch
SaiulbetK. It. Roberta. C. c. Robert*. A. M. Ileu
*lriA. Tura-iM'ii. Jame* Baker, -Mia M. M 1
William*. W. II. It rritt, It. Kutber.'oril, 8. H.
Itu>muuil, bans. Kaiu, I.. It. Knin.o. K. Bald
tin.. II. M. Wirt.er* am. II. Label I. J, K lllel*
!e. r M tt-.Kmi. <’. S. Slnelalr, . ai-lain II. i
A bile, anil live M.viaae. N.J.SIeeu ami w ife, I
" • ' aiiii»«j<*|l. K. N. Mottle, for Seward.
Valdez MarRet
Beef
by the
Quarter.
Smoked Salmon for Man or Dogs 8c per lb.
VVe hrliver All Over Town. Call Ue Up. Phone 29.
| Horse for sale—A. I.. Levy.
Rond house for sale. Apply to
A. L. Lew A Co.
Mr. James McHie returned after
a pleasant winter in the states.
A. H. MeXeer expects to go to
1 the states on the Excelsior on busi
I ness.
Xew and startling novelties at
Valentine dance. Everyone wel
come.
I have just received a full line
of Kev \\ est. and domestic cigars.
W. R. Hildreth.
CANVAS! Guaranteed not filled!
Buy a piece for your bed or horse.
Cheap at Brownell’s.
Chamber of commerce meeting
to-morrow night. Reports from
members just returned from states.
\V. H. Bren lien arrived here
Wednesday and will soon start in
to his property in Xi/.ina witl^ a
hydraulic outfit.
A. H. Moulton of Sitka arrived
here on the Excelsior. Though a
stranger in Valdez it is said that
tic was not slow in securing a home.
Charley Vc..ch, an old resi
dent of this place, went to the out
side and took unto himself a wife.
The wedding took place December
24 in Kansas City. Charley ami
1 wife will come to Valdez this
spring.
The Chamber of Commerce1 Istok
lets art1 now ready for distribution.
They contain much information of
a reliable nature concerning this
section, and everyone who can send
i copies witere they will do some
I good, should do so. They can Ik;
| secured at this office.
tiny Cameron has reci ntly pur
j chased a half interest in the New
j 1’rtM-ess laundry, and has taken an
option on the other half which lie
! expects to take up within three
months. Fisher, the former owner,
j has tpiit to go the Tununa, and if
; all goes well his wife will follow
1 later.
Several people in town have re
ceived letteis from friends in Fair
banks, and all are enthusiastic as
to the future of the camp. All
those who wrote are men who left
j here and went over the trail. They
[experienced no trouble and got
there in such good time as to in
duce several to return here to get
supplies and make another trip in
over the ice.
Trail News.
Foot of Summit, Feb. 9, 1904.—
Big camp here; mostly old-timers,
and but few dog mushers. The
wind is blowing a gale on summit,
and some are waiting for it to sule
siile Indore crossing to No. 3. Fol
lowing are here: A. F. Hoffman
and Frank Frase; \V. Grogg, Swan
Johnson. Oscar Ohlson, A. Van
sant and partner, C. Shelly, Har
ry King, Tenas Rosey, Jack Tansy,
Shorty Guinn, Tonv Barrett, j.
Looker, Joe Strolad. Government
Dickey, Sam Jensen, Geo. Brown,
A. S. .McDowell, Christ Tjosvig, and
the government experiment outfit, j
rhe 1'ansy outfit intends to go over :
the divide to-morrow, and Looker
the day following, weather permit
ting- _ U. |
Box of Cigars Free!
Every Saturday night I will pre- I
sent to the person winning the!
greatest number of games at solo j
during the week a box of tint" clear
Havana Cigars. The Old Smoke I
Shop. F. X. Sessions, prop.
_
Nugget Jewelry of all description
at Kern’s.
Pool 5 cents a cue at the Key
stone.
Fine stationery—the latest, at
Broadway Pharmacy.
\V. R. Hildreth carries the larg
est stock of Cook Inlet snow shoes
in Valdez.
Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated
Coffee is to lie had at Hcmplc Jr
Dough.>rty’s.
We have just received a large as
sortment of the finest Haviland
China and Cut Class at Kern’s.
Crittenden and Meals are doing
n freighting business to Cbisna,
Slate Creek and intermediate points
and they have already started ten
ton on the trail and can take more.
The Ladies Bazaar
Has just received a large line of
Skirts, Waists, Silks, civets, Sat
ins, Children’s and Ladies’ Hose,
and Ladies’ Underwear, Mittens,
Combs, Corsets, ifrc. Lace Neckwear
and Chiffon Supporters, Lambs
Wool Soles and Kid Cloves of
every shade.
VALDEZ HI
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
MONTANA
BARBER
SHOP
Steam Massage Baths $1.50
Plain Baths 50 Cents
Gould & Connors, Props.
E. R. King, /
W. E. Baumann,
Assayers
and
Chemists
Valdez . Kodiak
Keystone Av. near wharf.
57>e “ELK”
Carries theliestand leading brands of liquors
Kill'll as Old Ouckenheiimr Rye, 10years old;
1st Oist. of Ohio Klin Rye, 8 years old; Klin
iiourhon, 4 years old; Hunter Kye Old lliek* !
ory, \\ alnut Hill, Hennessy’s d Star Rrandv.
Fine Wines
and Cigars.
Joe Dieringer
Change Your Shrit
niul then semi us the dirty one togcthar with a few collars
a pair of cuffs, a suit of underwear and prohaldv some
socks. W'c will launder them in FIRST CLASS STYLE
and at a REASONABLE PRICE and rat urn them to vou
Before you need them.
Does your suit or trousers need cleaning or press
ing ^ If so. send them to us and we will (jive them a new
lease of life.
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Have Not Been Saying Much—Been Too Busy Putting Up
OUTFITS
Are you nearltj ready for yours?
Hemple <&. Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everything to Eat Everything to Work With Everything to Wear
Bank of Valdez.
S. A. Hemple, President E. W. Adams, Cashier
i
Capital paid up - - - $10,000
Surplus earnings ... 1,200
Resources available - - 75,000
Correspondents:
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK,
Pl’CET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, Seattle, Wash.
NA l ION A L BANK OF COMMERCE, New York City.
Wet arry In Cash fit) to SO per cent of our Deposits, transact a gen
j oral banking business, issue drafts payable in all parts of the world.
We solicit vour business and assure "you the most liberal treatment
| consistent with careful banking.
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent Collections a Specialty
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
I
Bowling
Alley
Billiard
Hall
Cigars
Private
Ca**d
Rooms.
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- House Moving - -
i Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan Rates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only Hrst Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
DEB* Eg ft POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave._Valdez, Alaska.
'9§L • 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
Baths For Ladies or (lentlemen.
CAMERON _ GOLDEN
Try The
Pulmart Bar
Finest Stock of Liquors
on Hand, With Excellent
Service.
DOC
GRACE