From Simple Elegance
to the
Most Precious Gems
_ i
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, China, and Rich Cut Glass.
Dittle things for Birthday Parties. Favors and the like in j
profusion.
W.C. STULL
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New Goods on every boat for
• Sum’s.
Send a menage ot remembrance
to your friends in the States on
one of P. S. Hunt’s souvenir post!
■ cards.
H. L. C'arvev and w ife returned
Tuesday evening front a trip down
the Sound, bringing back some
good specimens of copper ore from
a ledge they have ree' ntly located.
25 ct. Breakfast from (1:30 to
9. and Dinner from 12 to 1:30 and
i:30 to 7:30 at the Grand.
Mrs. Otto Kanitz. sister .of the
Post baker at Liscum. lias gone to
the States.
T. D. Bradford, of New York.:
'was a passenger on the Santa!
‘Clara, enroute to Coal Harbor,’
where he is heavily interested in
■ coal proposition.
Fred B. Wilson, brother of Wm.
Wilson, of the Olympic Club, ac-:
contpanied by his wife, arrived on
•the Oregon. Mr. Wilson will,
probably make this city his home,
engaging in some busines- venture.
We are -ole agent.- for Strung A
1 Garfield’s famous waterproof shoes.,
• A. L. Levy & Co,
Tomatoes, Lettuce. Celery, Cu
> cumbers and Rhubarb at Valdez
• Market. Phone 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left on Tut --
• day for a ten days vacation at
Boulder Bay and Landlock Bay.
There will be no services at the;
church on Sunday July lo, I9tk>.
Sundav School as usual at 12:
Nails, Locks, Building and Tar
Paper, also large stock of other
Building Material to be had at
A. L. Levy iV Co’s.
COAL — COAL
W. H.'Bush, agent, or Copper EL >-r
Braying Co.
C. G. Debney ha? sold hi- inter
est in the St. Elias hotel to B..T.
Davis, who arrived here from Ida
ho recently.
All Hat-. at half price. Have
just put in a new stock of hair
goods, switches and pompadour-,
will also take orders for wigs and
toupees and will buy combings and
cut hair. Next week will he ready
for massage and shampooning.
plain and electrical treatments for
face, head and ail ailments of the
ekin. Manicuring also done at
Tiie Golden Rule.
Now is tiie time to mail your
films or plate- to P. tv Hunt. Val
dez. to he developed, printed and
stored. Don’t wait until the rush
in summer and fall. It is safer
and better to risk one or two rolls
at a time in the mail than your
whole season’s work. All develop
ing work 'tone by my-Vi personal
ly. All work guaranteed to b the
very be-t. 21. years experience.;
Established Valdez ISbv
3,000 Edison Gold Moulded
Records at Wikidels Phonograph
Parlors.
A new stock of Spuds. Onions,
Carrots and Cabbages at the \ al
dez Market, Phone 29.
Live Chickens and Eresh Ranch
Eggs at the Valdez Market :Phone
29
Mrs. 8. A. Hemple returned
from a visit to the States.
A. L. Levy «fc Co. carry a full
stock of all kinds of rubber goods,
including Gold Seal Boots, Pac~;
and Slickers.
Room for a few more to eat and
sleep at the Grand.
For Rent—Newly furnished I
house close in, also unfurnished j
cabins. Valdez Real Estate Agency.
Bock Beer on draught at the
Elk.
A new stock of all kinds of Veg
etable's received on the Santa Clara.
Valdez Market, Phone 29.
Fresh -bipment of Allcgretti’s
Chocolate Creams and Lowney’s
High grade Candies received on
everv steamer.
Owi. Dr to Co, Agents.
To accommodate their rapidly
increasing busineis, A. L. Levy &
Co. will build an addition .‘>uX140
iito their already large store.
The building wiii be one story in
height, with pl&te glass front, and
so arranged that other stories may
be odded as desired.
Levi Strauss Overalls are ac
knowledged the best. They can
he had at A. L. Levy & Go’s.
The Oregon arrived on the morn
ing oi the hth with a large amount
or freight and the following p <°
s-nger-: <J. M. Clapp, Mrs M K.
Rogers, Master Rogers. Mrs. J. I*.
Meenaeh. Miss Wo ,d. Miss Meen
aeh, Miss Meenaeh, Elda Strick
land. Yan&asuti, Mrs. M. L. Xiles,
Mis. S. A. Ilemple, Fred B. Wilson.
Mrs. F. Wilson, Jennie L. IJe!!,
Alice May Lvons, Miss E. Smith,
Mi-, 1*. M. Ross. M. E. Nils, C. J.
liumholton, IL Slocum.
Notice.
The City will pay lor coal sacks
iii good condition and dry. ii de
livered at the Fire Hall in o ■ Ue
of 2d. Sacks must b* deliv. ■•!
Saturdav. See W. 11. Crarv. T o-..
Clerk.
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.
Notiee i* her by » ittt Liec t*»riner**hi?'
heretofore exitTiTu* b#**v,\Y. S Amy ; . ;
!:<i. *V«. *•! »io; at Yu! I-/. A .•-*•:••
the firm ; uine an I stvl- ••! i»;.* »
Inayiitg ‘‘o.iijuiiiy. h h*-*-?i 1 —• ' .••‘1
by M’Huuf . or.-»•-:i• \V S. Airy r-tiri: ■- r:-*f.t
-;ti 5 biiMfl*--, !*«•• .«• tine ili The < * ; . W’ii 1 ••
• if :ii:ue<l by &i. Wn i. Th*.-: * :i*t
hr; . i.t*< Aj*r: 1 fir- !'• i:: .. rh
Yi 1./ Kent h-Tiite A;- :n*y. .Ml b; -in •
- : : •!«' * are b* b-? T«* *. t. \Y**>*i.
W»Ti: -- i/ijr Imr.il- th:« lcrh *!*ty «*f May. . • *
\V. r*. A MV.
hi*. \Yooi>.
THE LADIES’ BAZAAil
Ladies’
F umishings
Everything for the Ladies 3nd Babies
jUrs. E. G. Ames, Proprietor. S’ SIS'
Adams Realty Co. ■
McKinley 3t., Opposite Postofiice
•Real Estate and Mining Property Bought
and Sold On Commission
COLLECTIONS MADE
IN I'ROBATE COI RT, VALDEZ PRE« IN< !• i
TERRITORY OF ALASKA. illlKIl
JIDHIAI. DIVISION.
In the Matter of the Kstaf** *
of J Notice to Creditor*.
J. J. Yftk*hAW. deceased, *
NOTH E IS IIEP FRY MV FN ».v the w !
derdcned *<liJ»itil*tr«t«»F of the estnto of J •*.
Yakanaw.de«**»*i*cd, t«» the creditor* of. and nil
person1' having Helm* agilits; the -aid «!•
r-H'^d, to exhibit them ailli tbf* ;
v<»«icbt*rx within dx month* after the. first T“ h*
lieation of thl* notice. t*» The -atd odmlni*tfa
t«*r at the otflee of The VaWex Sheet '«et»»I
Work-, same l>etng the place lor the tr* na
tion of bn*fn***«of .-said estate in Valdtt. Alaska, j
Date*I July 12, IW.
Edward P. »’a*f'iav.
Administrator «»f the Estate of
J. J. Yakthav, <leee**ed.
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S. Blum loft Tuesday on tlie
Bertha to attend the republican
convention at Juneau.
Arthur‘Lang, with the Valdez
Banks «t Mercantile Co., will leave
on the Oregon for Seattle, where
his father is seriously ill.
C. B. Smith returned to town
Tuesday from the Kotsina cour.trv.
New goods on every boat for
Ladies’ Bazaar.
.It is reported that Ed, Young,
who is in the Kotsina Country, is
in a serious condition. He cut his
foot while going in this spring and
blood poisoning has set in.
The Fish block, at the corner of
McKinley -treet and Broadway
will lie moved the first of next
month to a h>t on McKinley St. on
the reservation.
Sec the new Hosiery zt Ladies’
Bazaar.
Mrs. .1. Ingram and father were
outgoing passengers on the Bertha
fora visit to friends in the States.
New Ribbons and Cloves at
Ladies’ Bazaar.
Charles Schlosser returned Tues
day evening from the Chittyna
country, where he has been doing
assessment work on his copper
property.
Mr. Geo. C. Burford, one of the
popular hoy- of Juneau, Alaska,1
is now a citizen of Valdez, having
accepted :i position with the Val
dez Bank * Mercantile Company.
Mr. Burford is known from San
Francisco to Nome as an up-to-date
l)ry Goods and Clothing man and
the Valdez Bank* Mercantile Co.
are to be congratulated on securing
his services.
GASOLINE STEAMER
“AG/NES”
Leaves Valdez every Tuesday
and Friday for Cordova and way
parts.
Leaves Cordova every Sunday
and Wednesday.
For charter by the day at rea
sonable rates.
Ail orders promutly attended to.
Cam. C. Gvxtekt, Master
C. C. BERG,
Furrier and Taxidermist
1425 First Ave., Seattle.
- n \ »>!« ynir U" > ■ • • ir ui«he* tui'I I
I * ? -iiira jw-r;. ' "k :t r>- •. - *nai»’v
I rit—.
Scrip For Sale.
4.14 acres of recertified scrip for
-ale. Apply at this ottice.
ESTABLISHED 1898 INCORPORATED 1995
Mercantile Department
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000
Bankers and General Merchants
The Mouse Of Values
Our s o.'k of Groceries, Hardware and Furniture is alw ays conplete, and we
are prepared to furnish all orders in these lines at once at Reasonable Prices*.
Our lines of Dry Gaods, Clothing and Gent’s Furnishings will he largely in
at* heavy shipments in these lines will arrir • as soon as our orders can l>e
filled by wholesale houses in the States. Watch for our fall lines.
We Sell EVERYTHING
Honest Goods Square Dealing
COPPER CENTER CLUB
Chas. Cowell, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Telephone Connections,
Military Telegraph Of* I
fue. Everything First
Clar* and l'p-to-I)ate.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.'
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
Bread and Pastry
of a!! kinds made
daily.
Lunch Room in Connection
Chas. A. Hand, Prop.
HOTEL D1LLER.
Headquarter- n#r V !-•/ peopi-. I'-O rooin*.
Rut. .'<*■ • •:!»..$] Mini V.'y pvr «l#y. Firsc<-lH->
F -tn’. ji r ii. connociiui. Fret* Hum. Opposite*
l . b. tvfiV-Hiw.
\V. G. POTTS, Manager.
(’«*». First Av. A i’DiverMity Mt., SFATTLE
i
That i- die question asked by the employer <>f to-day.
How much salary are you worth—What can you do to
earn it? If von can do one thing well you are in demand
aii the time, and are worth from four to ten times as touch
as the man of no special ability.
The international Correspondence Schools were founded
and Five Million Dollars have been invested to help men
of no special ability; men who hail to have school early:
men who are earning but little and who are struggling
against adversity in uncongenial positions.
The 1. C. >. does this givat work by mail at an expense so
small anyone rail afford it—the worker neither leaving
homo nor losing time. One .-pare hour each dav will do
it. So wonderful ha- been ii. success of tins system that
a |: 11ial record just completed shows the names and ad
dresses >.f .Vj.OOO students who have actually been bene
fited by the I. C. S.
Kverv man and woman who can read and write is eligible.
To icev!: how ea-i,* and qui klv you an be helped, indi
cate to is- the kind of position you would like.
]n return vou will receive without cost or obligation, litera
ture. information and |iersonal advice of the most helpful
character. Isn’t -ueh a promise from such an Institution
worthy of investigation?
International Correspondence School,
Box 799 SCRANTON, PA.
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j *Robbie’s Candy Kitchen
Stationery and Notions
Fresh Candies Always On Hand.
j Patent Medicines Cigars and i obacco
Cabins And Houses F<>r Kent Collections A Specialty
See TTs For Prices On Rest Estat"'.
Now Is The Time To Invest.
Nolarv Public and <:enr>;irapb<sr in office
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1 Incorporated.)
Next to Gov. Cable Office ^ ALDLZ,
Upstairs. ALASKA
We regard the steadily continued growth of this iu
sthution as a credit to the enterprise o! our business com
munity as well as an evidence of the esteem in which our
oflicers and our business policies and methods are held.
We invite you to make this hank the clearing houso for
your financial affair.- We want the small accounts of in
dividuals j b well as the larger business of firms and cor
porations. The wage earner has need of the hank as well
as the business man. Open an account with even a small
amount, pay your hills with checks and see how much hot
ter yen get along.
MAKE YOUR HEADRUARTERS AT THE
Olympic
Club
cowling Alleys
Billiard Hall
Cigars and Tobacco
Heading noom and Writing noom
Agents For
Edison Phonographs
(All Sizes and Kinds.)
Fancy Flower Horns
Gold Moulded Records
Northern
Steam
Laundry
OUR MOTTO:
Prompt Delivery Prompt Collection
Satisfaction Guaranteed
C. 1). Shaw, Manager 1'HONK 66 Foot of Keystone Ava
European Plan "Rates Treasonable
HOTEL ST. ELIAS
(Only First Clo.-s ILit-e! in \ .• I<Is-z.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
"DE'iS/NEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez, Alaska
'98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Bust equipped .‘■■hop in the city. All modern
improvement*. Work guaranteed the best
Try Our Shami e and Face Massage
Bath* F< lie * or Gentlemen.
CAMEltON GOLDEN
P. S. HUNT,
Commercia! Photographer
Developing ami Printing a Specialty. Views
. Taken to Oriler. Camera Supplies.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying. Etc.
Copper River
Braying Co.
Fr- v::; and Passengers to
'all parts of tfce interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
M KinlfV St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
>JHE NORTHERN’ A Gentleman’s Resort. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars Corner McKinley and Broadway. Billy BUckw,,w