THIS IS THE opportunity you have been waiting for:
$00 AND $60 SUITS $35
Your choice of any pattern in the house that you may pick out for
$35. No more, no less. These suitings have always commanded from
$50 to $60.
Every pattern goes at Sale Price. Black and blue Mannish weave serges; novelty effects in Scotch
Tweeds and mixtures; Cheviots in a variety of shades. The same high degree of skilfull tailoring that has
made my reputation as
VALDEZ'S LEADING TAILOR
will be put into every suit. The kind of expert cutting and fitting that makes me proud to hand you a cor
rectly fashioned garment. You are not experimenting when you order from me. Remember, 30 Days only.
■ BENJAMIN SILVERMAN, Merchant Tailor.
TO
THE
VOTERS
The voters of Katalla feel that their
section, by reason of its vast, latent re
sources, and its future prominence in
the mining of this section should have
a voice in the framing of the laws to
govern it in the future, and to that end
have united on one candidate,
R. D. GRAY,
a resident of Alaska for the past twenty
years. Not having the necessary votes
to elect their candidate, they call upon
the
Voters of Valdez
to help them, trusting to their chivalry
and broadmindedness to come to the
succor of a community not wholly able
to held themselves, pledging that Mr.
Gray will ably and honestly represent
the entire district without fear or fa
vor, paying particular attention, how
ever, to the immediate wants of his
home community inasmuch as other
important points in the district will be
ably represented.
An Executive Session
(continued from Sunday).
"Is there anything for the good ol
.the order?" asked the cChairnian
and from the rear seats caine an
Jndiatlnct muttering, about having
"something to take," but Mr. 1'ednd
il, flour!shing his stiletto, to com
mand silence, spoke up, Mr. Chair
man, there is a deep laid plot, that
I am getting onto; last night I laid
for six hours in .the snow, (;Ulg!du
the office of Donogaii"—"O, cut. out
those pipe dreams; what we want to
know is where we are going to raise
the stuff for this campaign" said,
Charley Knight, "besides, Donogan is
a customer of mine."
"I am always anxious to please,
gentlemen," said I'eedadil, with an
ingratiating smlile. "buj this Donogan
is a wonderful fellow, and ho says he
can swing this election anyway he
wants to, and not let anybody know
anything about it."
"Well, spit It out," impatiently re
marked, Big Jack, "its getting pret
ty dry around here."
"Well gentlemen." resumed I'edad
fll, "as I was saying, along about 2
o'clock A. M., a candidate from near
"Keward. sneaked into the office, with
a frightened air, and I soon heard
Donogan, and Tim Murphy and Bill
Curran. talking earnestly, and Don
ogan says: "Well boys, take it from
me; Col. Villard made a great, mis
take, when he told me I was too
great a load for him to pack; I told
h'n) if he would do just as I 1old him
I would elect him; l*ap I jam also
shied off and when I proposed • to
Senator Tillman,that I would elect
him if he would follow my instruc
tions fully, without asking any ques -
tions, he told me lo go to the devil,
so I am just going to let these fel
lows take care of themselves." At
this, Tim looked with admiring eyes,
to Donogan. and said, "Thait's right
old boy. we will' make them be good
dogs." •
"Well, Mr. Uonogan," spoke up the
man from near Seward, "What do
you want me to do?"
"I want you to do j'isl as 1 <ull
you,'* sharply remarked. Donovan. "1
iknow all about this business, 1 onto
| shook hands wit li Uoas Croker and a'.
iso Tom I'latt.; now here is a list of
I five hundred men at Cordova, and lip
! Copper, you go and see every one
| of them, and tell them that I said
for them to vote for Hay and Tan
|scy, as this Valdez buneh dont know
jetiougli to let me run their campaign;
you ean tell them, that 1 have the
personal written guarrantce from
Woodrow Wilson. William .1. Hryan
and Ilob Jenniings, that I am to name
every Democrat appointed in Alaska;
you can also tell them that 1 h*ave
named every Republican, appointed tc
office in this part of Alaska, during
the pa^ four years, and could have
named every one 1n other parts of
I
Alaska, only my friend Shackleby J
asked nn.* to lot liini name a few.
and just to humor him, I uidso."
vThank you, Mr. Donogan, thank'
you,"' murmured the candidate grate-!
fully, as ho grasped the list of names
wluile Tim again looked with admir
ing fondness into the face of this •
genius, who so casiy and magically!
1 managed things."
I As Pedadil paused for breath,'
j Chairman Cas'oroil, jauntily remark- j
led, "Noth'ing to it hoys, nothing to •
it; follow me; watch my smoke, i
why this man Donogan once sen.:, j
Hed Denuison with 24 bottles of whis-'
key to Keystone Canyon, to get the j
votes of 24 dagoes away from Slicker-,
j sham, and Slick got 23 votes, and;
one fellow voted against him by niis-J
I take, being so drunk."
j "Sure I know," aaid Pedadil, "but J
Ijonogan's man Tim, says that was j
all a part of the deal, and ithat Don-1
ogan was too wise to ever fail tin1
anything he went after."
"Well, this is getting too dry for j
me," remarked, Charley Knight. "I j
move we adjourn and have sumpin"-'
".Mr. Chairman." hastily cried l'e-'
dadil, "I havo got some other very'
important information before »ho,
gentlemen leave," (more mutteringsj
or disgust), after I lefr Donogan's;
place last night, 1 saw a light, in :
the window of
(continued tomorrowi.
»»f di'scripi i<»n ;tI i
j ,\. Srlinn.il ii«'\l I<• IMiiiii «*. j
Just received a large line of
Sc^neborn suits, prices, $12.50, $15.00
?nd $17.50. See our window, S. Blum
and Co.
Srhmidl\s I.iinrh Room npi'iij
f<»r Imsim'ss l.imiorrnw. Try I hat
I)iiIr*ii l.unHi and oilier good
thing* i(» f;il — Noxl lo Ilium's.
NVafTIes ann nonoy 25r ;il Vai j
d07. Cafe. tl |
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I Saturday, Nov. 2,
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Manufacturers of
YAKSHAW STOVES
Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Wattr Heating, Pumps and
Wall Point*.
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Description, Hote Valrea,
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General Merckandite
Miner* Sc. Protpectors Supplies
Fr«*l» GH^i-VlMMMbU Pric«*
Fresh Morgan oysters fried in
butter and oracker crumbs af the
Valdrz Cafe.
Launches and Lighters
Salt', ll«»tu nr (lurt'i
Weekly •crvice to Ellamar
Landlock and Fidalgo
fiipl. I» K. MOIIIII.s. Citt l».u-U
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Wall Street Phone* 159
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