S N Y T) F R S MEN’S SUITS, HATS AND SHOES
^ ^ U JL/ 1\ O • Received on Ex-Santa Ana.
New Dress Goods &&£ Novelty Suitings, Venetian Eiderdown BiuecofoTs
_Double Faced Outing Flannel, in blue, cream, pink and dark stripes. Art Draperies and Cretons.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.!
W, C. Stull.Graduate Optician,
meeting tonight.
Something new in winter caps at
Irfvy’s.
Fresh suited jivanuts at the Can
dy Kitchen.
Best cigars, in town. Broad way
Pharmacy.
New line of woolen waists just
received at Levy Jr Co.
Mrs. B. li. Lockhart, stenography
and typewriting. Pkospei n>tt office, j
A nod is as good as a wink to a
stenographer.
Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated
Coflee is to la- had at llemplc <k
Dougherty’s.
Your old clothes can he restored
to a respectable condition at the
Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
A special meeting ot the Moo o
will he held to-night; matters set
importance. Be sure lo attend.
If you haven’t a washing ma
chine gel one at Brownell’s before
they are gone; and a wringer also.
Don’t fail to secure a ticket and
be lit attendance at the Laities’
tiuild enicriuinmcni on Friday
night.
A tirst-class residence, well fur
nished, to let. Also a three room j
cottage. Call on Chas. Crawford,'
or at this office. I
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His legal work being completed
lit re, Senator Hey burn and wife
will take a trip westward in order to
see as much of tne country as pos
sible before returning lo llie slates.
As a cure for pulmonary disease,
some uoclors an voeale steeping in
the open air. it may he all right
in Lower California, hut it is not
advisable to try it in Alaska un
less \ou have lo.
The culertaiument intended to
beheld by tne Ladic s’ Guild on
Wednesday night was, for good
reasons, postponed to Friday, when
they expect to give an enjoyable
time 10 all who attend. A dance
will follow the stage performance.
Schneider sisters will give anoth
er of their much appreciated con
certs next Tuesday evening, Nov.
lU. These concerts have been given
at the home oi the artists but so
many wished to attend that the
Einieavor church has l»een secured
for the occasion.
The small steamer Perry, that
has dune service for the past three
years on Priuee William sound
carrying freight and passengers be
ta ecu Valdez and local points was
this week sold to J. W. Ivey and
G. 1). Curlew, both of Kayak. The
vessel is now being loaded with
lumber from the Copper River
Lun. her Co . and will soon depart
for her destination at Kayak,
where she will he Used for various
purposes hut principally to carry
coal from the mines now Uing
opened up at that place. A few
trial shipments will probabiy lie
made to Valdez.
The case of B. L. Bradley vs John
Y Ostrander as administrator, and
others, is settled and will not come
up for trial. In the early winter
of 1902, W. E. Griffin, J. G. Ste
vens and M. S. Griffith joined part
nership to go prospecting, they met
w ith considerable success and upon
coming out in the fall. W. E. Grif
fin left here to go to the states and
died on the steamer. The grub the
partners purchased they were not
able to pay for at the time but
|*omptly paid for it upon their re
turn to Yaidez, using Bradley’s
name as security for the payment
in the meantime. Sbortly after
the death of Gridin, Bradley began
suit, claiming his guarantee of pay
ment as a grubstake agreement,
hut has finally decided to with
draw the rase.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker
Anv kind of cnndv at the Candv
Kitchen.
Guaranteed Pocket Knives at
Brownell’s.
Ouside and lined mitts A gloves
at Levy A Co.
Get a good Porto Rico 5c cigar
at the Candy Kitchen.
Don't have cold feet. Ladies’
and gents’ felt shoes at Levy ik Co.
A special Sunday Dinner will Ik*
served at the Home Restaurant
from 4 to 7 p.m. Priee 50 cents.
Are you going to Resurrection?
Take an ax. piek, shovel ami saw.
you’ll need them. See Brownell.
the trail. Valdez Market.
All those interested on the plain
tiff side of the Bonanza Copper
ease who arrived hereon the Santa
Ana. expect to leave on the first
boat out.
An important meeting of the
Chandler of Commerce will he held
to-morrow night at McKinley Hall.!
Very important. All are reques
ted to l>e present.
Dr. H. B. Pearson having re
turned to town, will feel obliged if
all persons who have Imrrowed
books or other articles from his
cabin, w ill return the same at their
earliest convenience.
The Attorney General quite re
cently increased the salary of the
Deputy Clerk of this district. The
position i* livid bv A. E. Hender
son and he is to he congratulated
on the increase as ii shows a recog
nition of his services.
Banquets are now tlie order of!
the day. Homes and restaurants
are taxed to their full capacity hv
the people of Valdez who are desir
ous of entertaining visiting friends
and acquaintances, which alone is
sufficient to show that this is not
the winter of our discontent.
I lie court calendar lor this term
contains fifty-seven civil cases and
ten criminal case?, which is likelv
to occupy the attention of the court
for some time, although a few cases
are settled out of court or with
drawn. Lawyer Tom Donohue has
succeeded in having five cases set
tled to his satisfaction and they
will not come up for trial.
The howling match fought out
on Tuesday night between the Pro
ducer? ami non-Producers resulted
in favor oi the hitter. Mr. Brown
of that team received a beautiful
meerschaum pipe for the highest
individual score. The following is
the score:
Rutherford, 4X4 Bell, 429
Kraemer, 499 Larson, 453
Willis, 435 Finical, 411
Fish, 4X0 Merchant, 437
Griswold, 36li Brown. 539
A return game will lie Imwled
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 10.
An informal hut thoroughly Alas
kan dinner was served at Wikidel’s
on last Saturday evening, consist
ing almost exclusively of native
products. The meat was from a
moose shot near Sunrise, the vege
tables, jams, jellies and preserves
were all from Cook Inlet and
brought to Valdez on the last lx»at,
especially for the occasion. The
dinner, whieh was very much en
joyed, was tendered by Commis
sioner H. H. Hildreth and Deputy
Marshal George Sexton, to some of
their numerous acquaintances, resi
dent or at present sojourning in
Valdez. Those present were:
Judge and Mrs. Wiekersham, Sen
ator and Mrs. Hevburn, Mr. and
Mr?. Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. Bur
leigh, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Perry,
Mi. and Mrs. O. P. Hubbard. Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Helm, Mi». Clegg.
Messrs. N. V. Harlan, B. F. Mil
lard. E. A. Henderson and V. T.
Hoggatt.
Valdez MarKet
The Nizina cattle all sold, and to avoid feed
ing the steers will sell
Stew Beef - - 10c Shoulder roust - - ltic
Boiling l<cef hriskot, 2 lbs Pork sausage - • 20©
Short Ribs - 15c Pork spa reribs - - 15©
Shoulder steak - lfic Bologna ... 21C
Round Steak - - 20c Corned beef, 2 lbs for - 2cc
Sirloin steak - - 25c Pigs feet, 2 lbs for - - 25c
Rib Roast - • 25c
Roll Corned Beef, io Cents a Pound.
We Deliver All Over Town. Call Us Up. Phene 29.
The lust mail brought to this of
fice "Professional Paper No. 15, en
titled the Mineral Resources of the
Mt. Wrangell District, Alaska.” by !
Walter C. Mendenhall and Frank
F. Schrader. The book is issued
bv the government, is bcautifully
illustruted and is full of very im
portant information to those who
have been or intend to he in the!
Copjier river valley.'
Factory.
Nugget jewelry made to order on
short notice. ' P. E. Kern.
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For Sale.
A alder Brewery stock—Nceiling
ready money I will sell one-half of
my stock at 80 cents on the dollar.
Pkospkctor office.
You push the button and let me
do the rest. Send your films or
plates and I will finish them com
plete and print copies as wanted.
L. C. Larsen.Photograher,
Keystone Ave., Yaldet.
Hemple ^ Dcmg'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.
For sale—A well stocked Fox,
island with sawmill and store, ‘
near Indian village, will he sold at j
a bargain. Must leave on account |
of ill health. For particulars see
I<. C. Larson, photographer.
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me cnpoRwn.
LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS!
Ladies will find a large and carefully selected stock of entirely
NEW GOODS comprising the BEST and LATEST
STYLES for FALL and WINTER wear.
High Grade Goods £» Quality
IS OUR MOTTO.
Stylish Suits of Fine Cheviot & Scotch
Tweeds, Silk and Cloth Dress
- Skirts, Walking Skirts,
Coats, Cloaks, Capes and Raglans.
FINE MILLINERY.
PETTICOATS.
Silk, Sateen and Moreen, Kimonas
HOUSE WRAPPERS
Silk. Eider Down and Flannelette
House Wrapj*er>».
UNDERWEAR.
Best grades in Blaek. White, Grey
and Colors, Equestrian Tights.
GOWNS.
Muslin and Flanellette.
HOSIERY.
Cotton, Lisle, Wool and Cashmere.
CORSETS.
Corset Waists for Girls and Chil
dren and Hose Supporters.
CHOICE DESIGNS.
Colorings in Drapery Materials.
Stamped Linens and Pillow Tops,
Embroidery Silks in Fast Colors,
Crotchet Cottons, Fancy Work for
the Holidays, Waists of Every Des
cription.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Fancy Rraids. Soutache Appliques,
All-Over Lace Black. White and
Cream for Yokes and Panels, But
tons, Dress Shields and Feather
Bone, Chiffon and Velvets, Belts,;
Buckles anil Hat Trimmings.
HAIR GOODS.
Switches, Fresh Female Hair.
Straight, and Wavy, Pompadours.;
Shell Condi*, Hair Ornaments Just |
Imported.
Facinators, Shawls, SILK and WOOL, Leggins, Mittens, Fan
cy Shoulder Capes for Party Wear and Silk Head Scarfs.
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M. M. Sheffer & Co.
McKinley steet.
CLEAN LINEN
is a mans first thought of dress. He wants it spotless, and WE !
CAN GIVE IT TO HIM as he wants it.
THE ATTENTION
that we give to details is the secret of our superior work; by doing so
we produce a grade of work that is 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 you?
The STAR LAUNDRY
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The Ovl Dru{ (o.:
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Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska
{ BANK Or VflLbEzTi
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5 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. J
0 Capital. Paid-up - $10,000 0
0 Reserve,in Real and Per- a
a sonal Property - $07,000 .
' General Banking Business. Gold ▼
9 Dust Bought. Loansand Discounts. 9
0 Foreign and Eastern Exchange 0
0 Bought and Sold. General Collect- A
0 ing. a
0 RATRONAQE SOLICITED. A
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling
Alley
i Shooting
S Gallery
f Cigars
J Private
Card
Rooms.
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- House Moving - -
Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan Pates peasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in \ aldez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
DEBNEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valde*, Alaska.
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The “KEYSTONE"
Cor. MeKiiiley St. anil Keystone Ave. .
A STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS CLUB ROOM
Pool Table. Foreign and Domestic Cigars
J EAM AMES, Proprietor.
'98 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 Gentlemen.
CAMERON . GOLDEN