The Alaska prospector. [volume], November 21, 1907, Image 4

About The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908

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TROOPS
NEEDED
Seattle, Nov. 2C—Thousands of Jap
anese are pouring into the l nitod
States from Canada. The immigra
tion officials admit their nab.llty to
atop them without the use of troops.
Something new in the Moving Pic
ture and Dance line, Friday night, at
McKinley Hall. Pictures and Songs,
will be put on before and during in
termission of dances, there beauti
ful illustrated songs have j.istarrived:
Cheyenne, Down at the Baby Store,
When the Moon Shines on the Penn
sylvania, Hill's Honey Boy, etc. Mov
ing Scenes: The Bank Defaulter, Mu
Female Spy, The itches cave. Mu
Butterfly Catcher, The Billiard Player,
A Holliday Down on the Farm.
Moose meeting touigv*t-In--t. k-iio:
of officers
For Rent — Fin* st office -une ii
town. Copper block.
Tbe best and freshest cliueolat*
ereauu at A'a-ka Ding Co.
Sleighs, well points and sink- a'
Rudolph’s.
Strictly home cooking. Rear ol j
Alameda Mrs. Gord* u.
Tally cards, Progressive o'" card-.
Card punches at Alaska Drug Co.
New goods on every boat at G il.lei ,
Rule
Have you seen those pretty Per-iar i
silk head scar fs at the Gulden Rule
tavern Lunch
Hoorn and Buffet
^ Dinners and
/j\ Parties a Specialty
CUilLEY & CRA1NE, Preps.
WHEN YOU ShuOT
Sfi You want to HIT v.hat yen are aiming at
■ ' — beit bird, beast cr t. rret. Make y ur
mi sluts count by sheeting i e STEVENS.
m3 l .r -;t v ars STEVENS ARMS li ve
PI ca r d rff PREM1ER HONuRS for AC
11 tl I.A< V. Curl tie:
) Rls'iu, M%jm: Pistols
i Ask >«... r Dealer—in
i S!<tc n t! eiTEVENS.
I I f you cann t o! tiin,
1 vc ship direct, rv
g / -f*,iifft up* n
S re ci' t- fcatalo^rrri e
' *■n l 4 ‘ ts in s*ai:i; s j
f r i40-ras»C Cata * * j
< f complete cut, t. A ;
vn lua' 'el .r>olc of re ter*
en e f r t res«*nt an l
rr ti e sVoters.
- Beautiful tfiree-color Aluminum Hunger will
Le forwarded f r jo cetti j.J ttampi.
J. Stevens Arms Cl Teel Co.,
P. O. Pct “1093
L uICDTZZ PAZLZ, I'AC3., TJ. S. A.
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NOTES
Washington, I). C., Nov. 2J—The
treasury department is Horded with
telegrams from all pans of the 1 nited
State:; soliciting a pir: of the govern
ment note issue of SlCO.OOO.OOO. J. P.
Morgan will finance the Panama
canal bonds, amounting to £50.000,000.
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Me vir.g Picture Show and Dance at
j McKinley Hail, Friday November 22,
; 5:30 p. m.—Don’t Forget.
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Alike Comm By. an old ur dough
>fthe north. has found i ioh qnaitz on
(juld Bottom Creek, at 'he In ml of
-hitike riv- r. Companies here been
fo> mod to v.ork the several properties
L. C P. Nadeau, the AmeiiChO
■ )i‘ii>pt-ef■ >r \\h.> discovered gold iu
■Siberia oppo-ite t he Xonte goldfields,
s wintering m Seattle. Nadeau is
n‘ ignized by those who know hirn as
itie of I fie he.-t prospectors who ever
nuslied with a pack on his h-.ek over
he t tackles* w ide? of the nor* bland,
le in - passed two winters and four
uinmeis in the land of the czar, until
os persistence was rewarded with a
•ig g >Jd discovery.
(iroen Kiver Whiskey and Olym
pia Beer—That’s ail. at the Horse
•llOe.
Don’t miss the Moving Pictures
it ;in- Montana tonight.
I. WATERMAN C. \V. HARRINGTON
vYaterman 8c Harrington
YALDKZ. ALASKA
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OFFICE
I.mi no ti-. •'on-. 'Mnc* Management, Survey?
* i <11 ■ i. . .$1 ,5o
Gobi usaver .2.00
Copp'.T. t.5U
Eoio;. 1.50
Goi-t. silver ami Lead. 3.50
Gold and Copper. 3.00
mid, Silver and Cupper.
Gobi, silver, Copper and Le id . 4.50
Gobi and Silver Umpire. 5.00
Iron. . . 4.00
sulphur, Aleminum, Tin, Platinum,
•>uiek?ixver. Zinc. Niekel, Cobalt,
Chromium,etc . 0.90
Coal imliidiag Sulphur. 10.00
Mlii tests .$1.5 to $30
< in* hmilvsis..$l(i and up
Mutual Commercial Go.
Freighting & Wrecking
Marine Contracting
D. E. MORRIS, Manager
OUiee >1 board Schooner Ida May
amr* » -ms — a——M———————I—
::?ynnsi^st:::s:s:a^;t:n«na?tt::ta»ig
I II. K Leslie H. \V. Panter ;*
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j W DEZ TRANSFER GO. g
i General Trucking and ^
: Freighting to all Parts of «
| the Interior j* & |
;• Cilice McKinley g
Near Broadway i’houe 00 2
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i Job Work at Prospector
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Bowling JMeys, Billiards and Pool
Cigars and tobacco
!
Phonographs, Records an d Supply
I
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The Horseshoe
HORSE
Furnished Rooms
Valdez
-SHOE
Cafa in Conntctii
HAY and GRAIN
FOR SALE
Closing out the Wall Paper at your own Price.-’Pirns* li
mi—Mnai—iiromn-—r«*.
What Would Happen
If you should die suddenly —say to-day?
What would become of your family ?
| Would they be able to maintain their pres
ent social position after you are gone?
Or, would the home be broken up, your
loved ones be humiliate^ and perhaps
pinched for want of money ?
And all because you carelessly refuse to give them rhr
protection it costs so little to secure.
Particularly when, under an hndowment Policy tk
money will all come back to you (and more)
you live.
0
Think it over seriously—with self-questioning, c0!1
scientiousness.
Every man should ask HIMSELF these questjj
Every man should IMMEDIATELY do hisi
SEE CRARY TO-DAY
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NOTICE
My Winter Line haa just arrived
for 1907, of Clothing, Overcoats,Under
wear, Shitrs, . _ %A/ ■ Jp
Mackinaws J, [, OlT
and all kinds ■
of garments THE OLxFIirLR
to keep you warm through the winter
months. Call and look thorn ovor.
WELLHP
COM
FORSfALK
j By C. E Bunnell, Obr*1*'
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