The Alaska prospector., 1904-02-11

W. C. Stull, Graduate Optician.
 Place Paints.
 B. von Zeiple is again in town.
 Frank Herman was an Excelsior passenger.
 J. F. Hielscher was a passenger on the Dollar.
 Jim Baker is back for the season from Missouri.
 Military Hair Brushes at Broad way Pharmacy.
 F.. w. Merrill returned yesterday from the states.
 Bananas 30 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 homemade candy every day at the Candy Kitchen.
 C. l.. Warner and H. H. Fitch arrived on Excelsior yesterday.
 The cold can't penetrate the felt shoes we sell. Levv's-Good Goods.
 Dan Kain and l.. R. Kain are again in town, after spending the winter in Portland.
 R. Rutherford and s. P. Raw mond are back from a visit with relatives in Washington.
 PtarmIgan road house to let. Everything ill good shape. Lease for year. Nell Dotv, phone 71
 G. A. Brown. of the Nizina, who has spent the winter in the states, returned to town on the Excelsior.
 Charles Sandberg. Chas. Thor neil and Chas. Sierner returned on the Dollar, and will soon leave for Slate.
 JAs. FISH. SR., licensed real es- tate agent. Mckinley st.. Valdez. Telephone l3. Properties for sale or rent.
 Manufactured overals, the kind that carry warmth right with them. VI DO per pair at Levy's Good Goods.
 Wellington coal $l5 per ton or $1.25 per sack, delivered. JIG. Mar tin, agent, or Copper River Dray- ing Co.
 The Excelsior brought number of Slate Checkers. among whom were Jack Miller, J. Burns. J. B. Newcomb, l.. Rosenthal. sam Tay- Tor. Alec Ohlhousen and R. Never.
 Tomatoes, cucumbers, pie plant, lettuce, celery, eating and cooking apples, live roasting hens, fresh spareribs, Armour's sugar-cured Star ham and bacon. at City Mar ket.
 J. N. Arnold who, with R. Kief. has spent the winter in opening up some copper property on Land locked Bay, returned to town, and with his brother will immediately start for the Shushitna.
 Judge Holman arrived on the Excelsior after spending the winter Tn Washington. He is well satis- fled with the outlook for this sec tion, and thinks d wagon road is assured. Mir. Holman will leave for Copper Center as soon as he can arrange his business affairs.
 The Excelsior, with 66 passen- gers and 400 tons of general mer- chandise for Valdez, arrived yes terday morning at ? o'clock. A most pleasant trip was experienced all the way. She will not go west of here. Following is the passen- ger list: !
 VI: Ritter, II. Warnock, K R Mitchell. W But. Ter. N Griffith, G Brown. E A soroner, A. II. Moui,;ih, ' ho'ker, T. Ictuire, l. foscnthal Caiieyen, W II Brennan. A Bensen, ] C liar man, Davis, Iindiiolm, Il Clark, W A Van Born. b Xii, J Metlynn. T Jalaya. ] lake. T K Campbell. H Arnold. Kirf T Ross, $ W Taylor, K speck, stoter, \ Schultz. FZuhI mann, Won ZieIel, Cooper, ] E Neweomb Ac cDhlhausen. C Warner, II II Fitch ] Burns , Miller, J Q fergu son, " Merrill C A Tuck Meyer, F Fender. Hansen. 4 Rowlands \ Jnsson, NJ By-fs II I.ach. C Peterson. Frank Herman, Holman. Miss Donovan, Miss Narsiiali, Miss I Cooper, Miss r Evans kE Neand-ew, Miss r Hall. E seribser. Miss wright. Miss Wright. Mis- Brown Miss Cooper. Miss q shepard Miss NJ Aver.