The Alaska prospector., 1902-04-24
w. C. Stull Expert Matchmaker.

Picnic hams, i , cents a pound at Valdez Meat Market.
 Pies and cakes baked to order at Merchants Cafe and Bakery.
 We will clean up our turkeys and chickens at 10 cents. Fish Bros.
 Home pickled pork and corn beef, 15c a pound at Valdez Meat Market.
 Bromide of Quinine Capsules cure q cold in one day, at Valdez Pharmacy.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at Temple X Dougherty's.
 Eastern Washington Hay $36 per ton. Wellington coal.
 J. C. Martin, Agt. crsry's Mangc Cure is quite the thing. To make the sled dog lope and spring. Along the trail from dawn till dark As lively as the happy lark In mornings golden dng-a ling
 If there is anything you want in the gents furnishing line. you can get it at Fish Bros.
 Hot cream bread every day at 4 o'clock. Three loaves for Poe at Merchants Cafe and Bakery.
 If you are going to Slate creek subscribe for the PRosPEcToR. We guarantee that it will reach you all summer.
 Blk has just received full line of miners and travellers boots and shoes at reasonable prices at his Copper Center store.
 Mr. Richards. who bought the stock of merchandise from Hill has sold nearly all of it to the merchants and others.
 On Sunday the local sports" (Some say it should he locoed sports) returned to town on the launch Mary. and proved them selves clever marksmen, if the amount of fish they brought, can be taken as criterion.
 The Alieuts at Tatitlek are now observing Lent. They were very desirous of giving dance in honor of the visit of the the Valdez Cham Der of Commerce committc, last week. but could not do so on ac- count of its being the season of ab- stinence from all social pleasures.
 Monday morning the trial of the case of Swan vs. Hill was to have been heard. but it was post poned until afternoon. Before the afternoon session was called, the case was settled out of court. Mr. Richards bought the contents of the store occupied by Hill and the building was surrendered to Swan, who now has undisputed possess ion of the entire lot on the corner of Mckinley street and Keystone avenue.
 On Saturday evening the Social Club had very enjoyable dance. Ladies were plentiful, but men were scarce. During the past win ter men were drug on the market while now they are at premium. The occasion was however much enjoyed. good music was furnished, Coffee and cake were served dur ing the evening. Some little ex- citement was caused by Mysterious Jake rushing in and taking the Doctor away with him, but this soon subsided and the festivities continued until late hour.
 The first pile on the new wharf was to have been driven Monday forenoon but owing to some hitch the work was not started until afternoon. By the time they were ready to commence operations, Nellie managed to have a couple of kegs of Rainier on the float for the benefit of those engaged, and after the German influence began to get in its fine work the sound of many voices might have been heard float ing out over the bay in that old familiar cry of He's all right" "Who's all right?" "Why, Jim McHie's all right" Jim declares that he would have put full keg on each pile if he only had another ice house to sell. Git up.