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New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
HEAVY SUMNER TRAFFIC.
System Has LARGEST
July Earnings IN It's HISTORY.

>The expectation that the Metropolitan Street
Railway systems earnings for July would like
those for the preceding month. be of record size
has been realized. The gross earnings last month
were S1,S926s9 the largest for any July in
the eompany's history. and $40. 400 larger than
those for July. 1904. when the only competition
was that from the elevated roads, the subway
lines at that time not having been placed in
operation The high record month of the Metro
poltan system was May 1903. when the gross
earnings We're 81. .94S. .T95
TIE earnings for June-S1, ,SS7, ,S34-were the
aaIgesL Tor that month in any year more than
S-5'ooV In excess OF those for June, 1904 Their
Noi1Ine was attributed TO the normal growth Of
trarhc and TO the inability of the travelling pub
nc TO endure the manifest discomforts of the
SUBWAY, causes which probably explanatory
aIso or the record showing for July, as the prob
lem OF purifying and cooling the air in the
SUBWAY has not yet been satisfactorily solved
Ihe heavy increase of earnings over those for
july, 19o4, is believed to be also in part di-
rectly due TO the excessive heat in the middle of
the month when walking even comparatively
snort distances or the climbing Of stairs
a burden
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NO d., L. And ". DELAY.
Fuu Traffic at Burned Hoboken
Terminal Resumed.

Nice-President z. E. Loomis Of the Lacka-
wanna Railroad. upon whom fell the RESPONSE
hility Of clearing up the situation caused by the
destruction of the roads Hoboken terminal, ow-
ing to the absence in Europe of President Trues-
dale, considered his work 80 we'll advanced last
night that he rested. He had been on constant
duty since early Tuesday morning. In that time
most Of the debris had been carted away. two
ferry slips put in operation and full ferry and
train service resumed
A temporary station, which will do duty for
two years, is well under way. By noon to-day
all nine OF the terminal tracks will have been
relaid and platforms built for them. Last night
passengers departing had no further to walk
than before the fire.
The temporary station is being erected to the
north and west Of the old terminal, and in such
a position not TO interfere with the erection
Of the permanent station.
The ferry service was run as before the fire.
except that all teams are still being sent to 18th
St Hoboken. This will not continue long.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NO GENERAL REDUCTION.
Excursion Tickets To Be Again
Issued on Long Island Railroad.

The Long Island Railroad Company will place
on sale at all it's stations excursion tickets be-
tween all points the system from Monday
next. When the rates of fare were raised last
winter the company abandoned the sale Of eX-
cursion tickets Many villages on the lslaho
have business relations, and the raise in the
fare. combined with the fact that round trip
tickets would not be sold, was largely response
ble for the protests over the new schedule II
was stated at the Office Of President halph
Peters. in Long Island City, yesterday, that the
raa,,o+ior in rates on excursion tickets would be
slight.
renort had been circulated over the island
70 the effect that the company contemplated re-
turning 70 the old schedule of fares at the end
of the summer seaeson- That report was de-
MED bv the officials. II was stated that the ohy
change would be the one relative TO round trip
tickets and that there would be posltlVely no
other change in the schedule
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By TELEGRAPH TO T.


Chicago. Aug 9-Wheat firm on a small
amount of business to-day. Russian crop news
supplied the motive for the advance OF &c to sc
which is shown in the closing quotations corn
felt the effect of the heat and drouth In the
central and southern sections Of this State and
Indiana and was slightly influenced we'll by
the severe loss from similar cause IN RuInanla
and Hungary. The net advance was only 5sc in
old September and 1sc to Ac in May corn oats
had a slight advance and provisions had the jack
screws under them, giving another vigorous turn
Wheat opened al a slight Improvement over the
closing nrces of yesterday. and despite a dun
trade continued firm throughout the session ne
po-ts of severe damage to the Russian crop 1ouhu
many believers here. Receipts here were 4e ca's'
and sbpn1ents $4,000 bushels. The estimate for TO-
r,orrovv is 232 cars September soli from S2lac 10
Sqac closing at SIC 10 s31Ac. The range OF DeceIh
her was from SS%c to S49sc TO S43c closing at o47s
TO s4I4c. e.. VII,
-, 80 Indiana points gave the corn market
+r,r+b At the opening and through most OF the
session Trade not very active Local re-
caints were 200 cars, of which o' were con'idC.'
Sbtnnents hence were 521,000 bushels The esu-
80 for ton,orrov, was lG7 cars, The highest for
qsn,ennber was 54lsc. and the lowest 5S%c; the
close was 53ac to 537sc. December closed at if'sc
,ftor selling as high as 4Sc 4S1sc and as low
as 47asc.
Influenced by a good export demand in the East
and the extreme heat and dry weather in certain
sections the oats market opened firm Trading
was on q moderate scale, with prices fuctuating
within a narrow range. Local receipts were ZlS
cars with 3l2 estimated for tomorrow Shipments
were aG2 600 bushels. The highest for September
was 267c and the lowest 265sc the close was 274c
December closed at 27Ac to 279sc; the highest was
275sc TO 27z4c and the lowest 2712c
Provisions made further substantial gains IN the
fore mart Of the session. The attitude OF the pack
ers in supporting the market is too determine1 10
allow shorts much peace of mind, and the latter
continued 10 cover The Swift concern again
bidding up the price of pork. The demand Tor
lard on foreign account was active There was ut
tie disposition 70 sell anything on the list, the
offerings being mostly from local traders sep
,,,har oorl sold from Sl4 s1i 22le; September
lard sold from 81 e2l1 81 65 TO 81 TO- and eased OF
70 s. s7lA September ribs sold from IS s2la up 10
Is az 10 S. 40 and eased off TO IS 371z. Hog re
cepts were % 900 head, and prices were &c higher
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NEW INSPECTION OF MEATS PLANNED.
Charge That the Present System Aids the
Beef Trust.

Washington Aug. 9.-George H McCabe, solicitor
O. tie Department Of Agriculture. has been placed
q the head Of the investigation OF the Bureau OF
Animal Industry by Secretary Wilson, with full
suthority 10 probe matters there TO the bottom
The inquiry into the affairs Of that bureau not
Only involves the charges concerning the tags at
tached 10 the meat inspected by the government.
but also. j is said. charges that meat Inspection
administered rebounds TO the beneht ot the
Beef Trust
An additional inspection Of meats Is now desired
b. Secretary Wilson, and he viii ask Congress at
the net session for an appropriation Of $4,000 for
ths purpose. IN Chicago, Omaha and Kansas SlIy
psckers e-+rrf,-ne rba local markets 10 obtain
inspgton ~ tbeiT output 1t is not right, said
ne Secretary. for the big packers 70 I'd d
tlonoP0y through government inspection @ 1Hdt
r. z Natter which municipal authorltles cou'u -
laaie without dficulty. II should not be neces-
f1g u nave government Inspection iof tle. uO-
Nestle trade. At present our hands are tea-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Midsummer Reductions IN
Various Useful Articles

Combination Silk and Leather Belts
assorted co,ors-were . -.--.-.----- .
WGIFus Grain Suit Cases-Linen Lined
brass trim gS-2+ tnch-special- .9S
Hand Envelope and Avenue Bags
htted-black and coiors-were 81 so - .SS
Steel BEAD Waist BaE-nicSel frames
chamois Hned-wers 81 50 ----------- -9S
Black SaJeen Perticoats-extra size
ruffle OF fare fiounces-were 81 20 .SS
Fine Dress shields-were .1e 20 -1s-. 10
Chiffon Collar Forus-were s ---.-. =
Mohair Tie Laces-bIack and tan
regularly : cts pair r-------------.-- 3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NEW FORM OF MONEY ORDER.
M. COrtelyou Adopts Plan to Prevent
FOrgeries.

Washington. Aug s-Before leaving Washington
ior his vacation Postmaster General Cortelyou ol-
fected that z new form OF money order, which IL
Is believed win be proof against alteration py
iorgers be issued The department has been
greatly annoyed BY the operations Of persons VINO
purchase money orders for small amounts and
i~2ss them. passing them on merchants after office
Aonrs Although the direct loss falls entirely on
l-se VINO accept rle orders, the department Tei1s1
iLs 70 cash them except originally drawn, n
10y indirect expense has been involved IN me
t--ikllt arrest and conviction OF the offenders
&c &c form adopted viii be issued as soon as new
ta1tes can be prepared and other arrangements
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
PNEUMATIC TUBE SERVICE INQUIRY.

Washington Aug. s.-The pneumatic tube mail
fsfFice commission appointed 10 investigate the
necessity for tube postal service in various cities.
after having practically completed IT'S work Of in
f-'i5 and when about 10 esin the preparation OF
itfa'ri iias decided "a extend the nvrsttgs tton
=. 'se4 2! Francisco. ana < visit 80 mat
~ :. - = DIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Midsummer Reductions
in Women's Underwear

in Women's Underwear
Nainsook Drawers-wtde Lawn ruIlle'
thin insertings and edge Of laee, aiS' 20
eight other equally pretty styies'--'''
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers
deer r1fias of lace tnserttnSs or open -
ernb' value -SS- ------- -----
Nainsook and Cambria Drawers
alabo-ata stv,es. with handsome Erno 30
or lace-were 81 - ------
Cambria or Nainsook Corset Covers
tro insertions Of lace or EIno Y 20
some triu'd back-were -te- ---------
Nainsoolt Corset Covers-fronts WIN
i,sa, En1h,v MadaIIions or yokes
I-f,L ipsertings OF Val lace-rlooon -
run-instead of 81 40 ------ -'--'-
7oaintv Corset Covers OF fire Lawn
an5 Observation-Disclosures styles.
with extra fine laces and Erno y 90
Were 50 9S 70 50 40 ------- %
,-,-.. ,,-.ssas-voks OF tucks or Two 70
four Anlb'v insert,ngs-value 10 ---- 90
r,rb-,o cIovns-low neck. with yoke
~ alternating insertings or lace am -
enb'v-three-quarte sleeves ---'-'-- II z
Fine Natnsook Gowns-handsomei
tr;1,,d with French or open Emoy
and fine laces-value S1S ------- -
>-,trseoL Night Dresses-entlre yoke OF
Val Lace. with rows OF emp S y go =, oS
short or long sleeves-value sS-o'- 90
0-,,,<ool e-owns-French nnOdels-pin
tY,%,ss4 yoke with insets Of fine MedallohS
and Val Lace in scroll effects
,--ash,bla-ribbon run-the acme or
rsAn@5 taste-value s. 20 and SO Az . 20
r.,,bric Szirts-deep lawn tucked rufhes
80 rows dainty lace or rune OF ~
f5na an7b' value 81 SO -------- ----- 1 -
rauhric sl<irts-deep lawn founce-
t5[,s or six insertings and edge OF a
I,,s--b beading Of ribbon run neadlns- -.
80 eSge dust rufffe-wsre S2se- ---- %
r-i,a N,insook or Cambria Skirts
5ea, Aour.es Of circular lace insertlhss
- E-a7rb ernb-v. headed with rloboh az
r,1r beading-Were 81 " S------- --'- -- g ~
el-ir+ Length Cheunises-Nainsook
- -car0hrte-roInd or square nsck-iaSe
tTssrtinrs-ribbor run-value Sl-oS 90 %
ri,e Nainsook Chenises-Enpire yoke
- ,,ca i-ser-incs and pin JucEs-Iuil -
,-i71,5 sxfrr-value 81 49-now ------- 20
Look for Red Ticket Goods
They are special values
s4Cor-Es. AND KIMONOS-Faney 10
1awr-a variety Of styles-va!ue ny 40
FINER Dressing Sacques-aH reuuOe1
Midsummer Reductions in CorsetS
vo,,on.s silk Brocade and Mercertzed
,-orsats-whlJe and light IN tints-I'e''
,7o6els-sfzes Is 10 u 40
,,-sre So as 10 81. 9s. -------------'- A'O@
sill finer lot OF Corsets-
Lsratofore S5 9s 70 81 -9S- q %
- sfzss-therefore 20 close Z-SC
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules IN bankruptcy filed by the E w
11,reb Electrical Company. No 81 West &th-st,
bovy debts of ssO2s and assets of sS,Ol7 The prn-
ctnal creditors are Bernard Hirsh, No. 5ss Broad
way. 81 o25 and Stanley Patterson, No. 40 Cort-
tana+st S2le2 The assets consist OF notes, $500
iIi n5 accounts 81 19 L. W. Hirsh has Individual
Iifljss OF sl 200 and assets Of $3.50. His principal
tfcr IS GcIGaId lI4is.s S.5U5
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Earlier 80 cents --------- ---------- =
NrerrArized Panamas-Street and
Evening shades-were - ----s ------ q 1 =
Black and white check Panarnas-
highly rnercertZed-uutil feW "eeAS
ago could not keep W with demand -
and price was then SO ---.----- --------- 4 ?
Lace Striped silk Organdies- -
Early season prices a. --.--------- i 2
several lots OF hne Imported Novelties-
were 50 and -49. .-------- 10
Fancy NistraI OrEandies-nne
Imported Fabrics-were -4S---------.-- 81 z
81 ct. French Organdles-fast black l
E,s,c1- printed Pananas-hIghly
mcrcerized-Instead OF % ----------' q =
Fx,ra me Eatistes and balance q SIX
Or2andias-we1e 70 70 80 --------- = =
% Ct Mercerized Foulard Sateens -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Midsummer Reductions
IN Mems Wear

Mems Cambria NegHgee Shirts-fancy
white weaves and Lace Striped
Pique Fronrs-were 80 -----.------. -35
Fine Madras EeEligee Shirts
cQlored stripes and figures on white
ErOunds-separate cuffs-were -9s---- 80
Mons White NeEligee Shirts-French
corded Madras-thoroughly shrunken-
detached cufTs-ear,ier 81 80. ---.--.-1 80
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
We're ga ----.-.-.-. -.--... %
Mems eub'd black Lisle Hose
double heels and toes-val1e 80 ---. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Opportunities in Wash Dress Fabrics :---

Fancy Emb' q Striped MusHns-
hitherto I2ia ...-.-.... ~
Linen Batistes-naturai tint only
value Is -.-----.-----. 7&
Printed Nercerized Foulards-
value 81 cents-to close IN
Extra hne Corded Zephyr Gtnghans-
were y --.----..-..- On
Fine fancy Percales-fuH yard wide
value I2is ..-....-..-. ~
Fast back Sa-eens-brightly uercerf red
were 10 .---..--- .12a
Fine fancy Jaconet Lawns
worth -t2ie .-.-....... g.
Wool finish Dress Voiles-rwo-toned
efectS-earIier Is -- 5k
Strong American Dress Ginghams-
best searsucker styles-value 10 Ah
made to sen al cents -. 81
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Continuation of August Sale Values in
BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES,

Special 'sLong Cloth"
Made OF hne cornbed Egyptian Ta---
A. inches wide-special width for
Night Gowns and Chemises-
12-yard piece An
usual price 81 especial price AsT>
Stock limited.
great bargain in fine fabrics
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
THINK THIS OVER.

HMM 7 LIIo .
Roth wool and cotton nave au-
vanced in price since our August
80 Prrcbasas were made -Re-
tail prices viii be higher every
where this Fall
OUR AUGUST SALE
points the moral
BUY NOW,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Midsummer Reductions
In Hosiery and Undervests

---~-7r-J = - -
Women Black Isle Hose-allover
Lace Or Lace instep-value SO .-.- 40
WOmen's Lace Lfsle Hose-aliover
patterns-black and tan ----.------ 20
Children's Fine Cotton Hose-Black
and Whitc-value % ------------ 10
Women's Ribbed Cotton vests
crochet neck and arns-riboor
run-au sizes-valus -f5-------..-- 9
Ribbed Isle Thread Vests
lace trim d-value 50 ---.-..- %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
WORK WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Female.
Female.

WANTED.-Ahout September Is. a German
CT English gentlewoman 10 so out Of
New-Tork City as govsrness 20 two little
girls. AGED and u years. must sreak
French huently and be able TO teach the
IudimeRts OF mIsic. Address F. H r..
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
pREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES--5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEO. b EDDY, 39S Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchanged tOr new
jewelry japanese goods al NJ. F. TE2-
PERS FACTORY. IL W S1st basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Great Sale Of
Curtain Poles

-a4- -s--- VIZ
MOTTVE-Reduction of Stock
METHOD-Sacrifce OF Profit
The large assortments compel Us % for-ga
full escrintions-following groups only tn
dicate the variety
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions = certs per line. Sixteen
words seven times consecurtveiy. 81. which
Entities advertiser TO have rooms entered IN
The TrtbuEe's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Tor period o. fourteen days Write for
circular
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
HELP WANTED
Male.

ANY intelligent person may earn gooc in
come corresponding for newspapers; No
canva ssins, experience unnecessary. Sen1
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS syn
DICATE. Lockport y. i
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
Open Daily Until 9 p. NJ
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY
Until Further Notice.

S IS 90 % ~ 26 Fourteenth Street
s. Il L. L. TO- 90 IL p and % W Thirteenth 81
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
LOSI.

LOST T-Bank book No. SIS. .s27. Bank for
Savings. $50 4Ch-ave-, Nev-York. Pay
ncnt stopped Please return book 10 bank.
LOST-BankbooN No. SIS. .6S1, Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave Nev-York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank
DRESSSiAkING AND MILLINERY.
DRESSMAKER.-Per dressmaker: ele-
CANT filter; would like engagement for this
month in the country. Address a BLOCK
222 West 34th-sr-
DO YOU wish a very elegant. stylish dress
with perfect At. by French born dress
maker? JENNIE GUITTARD, 40 West
he
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

GENTLEMAN Of tact and ability. accus-
tomen to earning $500 per annum' as
salesman. 10 tTsC class houses on the road
or in tee city. Address STA y Et.. EoA 70.
1riGun-s Cffce
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

DRUG CLERK wanted. Immediately best
city experience and reference required.
CASWELL, MASSEY & CO. l.l22 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

ONLY Sod UNTIL ONE y. MO MAIL ORDERS
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
PALE BLUE GRIN roQUE

the lace frock. lt Is not mounted on silk. but on fine muslin trimmed wiH val lace and ribbon.
 Muslin gowns do not need lining as they can be worn over pretty lawn pctticaat and corset cover. The newest corset covers are made of vertical strips Of beading every two inches apart. through which iS lun colorcd rib bon matching the girdle worn with thC dress.
 In hats there are many delightful new Ideas. The rUflcd lingerie affairs made of rows Of pulled lace on a ne' foundation are very chic. This founda ton is mounted on any becoming shapC one may fancy.
 Tho charming toque shown in the pie ture is Of pale blue erin dented Into ar attractive little shape. The trimming consists Of punches of forgetmenou and pale tea roses. It tilts at the back as do al the modish spring models.
 JUDIC CHOLLET
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
WATCHES
Time Is Getting Short Take a Heed

Iwi,ISe with you for very short time and if you want American watches, at factory prices, now is your chance, as do Lot wish 10 take them out with me. My watches are fresh and new, direct from the factory, and l will sell you I7.jeSel P. S, Bartlett for slO. You know what a Vanguard is? It IS the king of Wsltham watches. You know what you pay for them: My price this week is s25 to close them out,
 Alaska souvenir spoons, same Ss you pay elsewhere sl.5O, will sell at 5oc.
 Now is the time to have your eyes it, ted to glasses You know we properly fit them. They do the work. The past speaSs for itself It is no expert meut Keelar, Tue Jsweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
MUCHGOLD
Twenty Millions in Placer
 Gold From Alaska

Twenty millions In placer gold is the estimate that has been pleced on the output of Alaska and the Canadian Nu' kon for the plesent year by the Seattle assay office. An official of that insttto' ton says;
 "From reports based on the winters work, a conservative estimate shows the Panama will produce S5,ooo,oo0 Nome, s4,OoO, 900, Circle diggings $7So' 0CO, Koyukuk S5Oo,ooO and Rampant S25O, 900. The Klondike output is est'' mated at sl0, ,oOo.n
 Other estimates coming from Nome place the output of that district at from 9 per cent. more than the estimate here given to sl0,OOO,OoO.
 For the first time since 1896 the out put of Alaska probably will exceed that of the Canadian north.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
OLD BOSE GOWN.

in with the prominent shade in the check. The jacket has revers and cuGs of plain cloth and is further elaborated with braid and buttons.
 Sheer hand embroidered linen such as the daintiest lingerie shirt waists arc made of can now be bought by the yard. This embroidered material will be made up into smart little coats to be worn with sheer linen skirts lined with a pretty china silk.
 To wear with the silk shirt waist suits. which win again be in evidence, there are elaborate blouses Of net trimmed with hand work and two or three different kinds of lace
 Blousss made Of gray lace and net are smilrt to wear with the new gray suits.
 Blue in rather bright shades prom ises to be a popular color for spring. The shops are filled with beautiful gowns and hats made up In this be- coming tone,
 The gown Illustrated Is of old rose cashmere. Around the full skirt Is a trimming formed of bouillonnes Of tat- feta edged with a narrow band of the silk embroidered in dots. This trim ming adorns the waist, outlining the yoke and vest and making breteile-like pieces over the shoulders. The sleeves have small puns above a deep cuf.
 JUDIC CHoLLET.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
BAY RUM KILLS
 TWO SOLDIERS

From the effects of drinking bay rum as a substitute for whisky there were two deaths at Ft. Liscum and others are liable to follow. Some of the soldiers, who were unable to secure whisky, in duced the company barber to supply them with bay rum, which they drank Privates Kenney and Williams ,died from the effects and private Wall is in the hospital with little hope of recov- cry.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
START UP
Juneau Mines Are Resuming
 Operations.

With the opening offspring the mines of Southeastern Alaska are opening uT with great rapidity. One ot the nex' mines to begin operations will Dc the Jualapa just beyond the city limits ol Juneau. w. H. Hile, of that teompany, has just returned from the east and says he is ready to give everybody work who desire 1t
 It is said Mir. lille has secured eapi- tai with which to operate the Nam moth group of mines on Admiralty is- land SS miles from Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
Made a Bad Choice

Ina late issue of the Fairbanks News just at hand we notice pugilistic chsl- lenge signed Erred HanSted, known as Prof. Young Dutchy.' The writer says fighting is my profession" It is astonishing how some men miss their calli- gs in this life.-Whitehorse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
E eesrio ss,..ar. Trs.,msp,

Tho Principal Barber shop has se cured the great Carpenter Vibrator and Is prepared Co give the besi cleo tric massage treatment that ever has been devised. They are an absolute cure for headache, rheumatism and other disorders, improve the circula' tion and give nervous strength. We have private rooms for ladies. Princi' pal Rarker shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
FACTS AND RANCHES.

Embroidered Nssiin rrocks Are
 Dainty, Mede Over Lawn slips
 Heavy linens are In the shops for those who want them. but the daintiest white dresses win be ot embroidered muslin. Au over embroidery comes for the gown Itself and rutiies in every lepth for the trimming.
 The muslin foundation Is as sheer as a pocket handkcrchief. and eyelet em' hroldery Is the kind preferred for ruff Hing these gowus
 This. summer the embroidered muslin gown win be considered smarter than
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
Moses Hamburg IT Dead

Moses Hamburger, sou-iu-law of Si' mon Leiser, the Victoria merchant and formerly his Dawson agent, well known at Skagway and elsewhere iu the north, died about 10 days ago at Victoria.
 Mir. Hamburger was native Of Syra' cuse, N. Y., and was 8 years of age He leaves a widow and three children,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-08
New Attorney for Juueau

George c. Heard, formerly a mem ger of the Washington city law firm of SJochslager X Heard, who were the eastern attorneys for the Moore Town site Company's interests in the townsite case, has located at Juneau and will practice law there.