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NOyRL PARIS FASHIONS.
Troussv Dresses and lsztsssEeiAaEy Tur.
bans Og ~,

TrogseT Dresses and EHfteSTtsihaEy TuFs
bans oE ~.
sTrouser dresses arc snong the irsas
fashions FOported from Paris. tho new
styls being also labelled sAndrogyne..
It h said 10 be like e bloyclO troussP
ekirt under o tunio Of laOV os sstin.'
ons spsclnien b described By , oorrs-
spoudsnt Of the Lsdiss' Pieterisl
sThs trouser skirt was Of pretty bronsS
green color, the tunic Of thick guipurs
laos. reaching to the knees. OF similar
bronze green hue. The upper portion
was Of finely tucked white net. the sleeves
OF similar filmy materiaj lightly veilsd
with black tuiIe. A very largo black
plumed hat completed an ensemble Of
which every woman tried bard 10 get Q
glimpse
The Same correspondent enlarges on
the subject OF the new toques. which she
describes as the queerest looking things
imaginable. Some remind one OF the
Paris chestnut mans rabbit skin cap
around the corner. others Of Nspoleons
Grenadiers, while others. again. suggest
the North Pole and Laplanders. Some
OF the prettiest toqyes have Drown Of
deep rose rcd Ottoman cloth or velvet.
brim or border Of dark sable, chinchilla
or white duvet-Spowder pun fur'--and
thrust through the front 8 couple Of long
gray eagle quills or the tail feathers OF
the gold or silver pheasant.
The cygnet or ewanedown crown or
toauet Ia the latest millinery fad when
the moro expensive marabou phmage
IL not employed. flowers and feathers
combining chsrminely with the soft
furry plumase Of the eider duck. Then
there are the lovely now Turirish tlrbans
Ia draped Ottoman Of exquisite color
Ing. one In soft heliotrope with vary full
military aierette affixed by gold cord
naaoarou on tho side wa most attractive
and becoming, while another Of soft
eray hairy felt had one lovely long natural
shaded ostrich feather outstanding alightly
to the front.
"a carry ali before them as they arc cf
modified dimensions and are becoming
to most faces. For evening wear there
are turbans such as Mime. de Stssl wore.
One, Of rose petal pink Inoussellns
de sole, with a neat key pattern orna-
ment In simili diamonds glittering through
che folds and gray, white or black para
d16e foatnoI aIcnipk V'oE w sno nev1, 70
q thing Of beauty that . woman Of keen
artistic ssnss u capable Of appreciating
M ig propheaied that many fashionable
women win wear at the opere or theatre
q turban de Stael, a. it can 30 made In
any color; some are built Of tarnished
eofd or bronze metallic t1ille with aigrette
or black paradis that ara 80 chic as chic
CO be. -.-.-.-,.
II IL a rather long and ordinary ostrich
feather from which the wider portion
Of the stem has been cut away. pressed
out fat, with one side Of the fronds lightly
incurve ;, while the other 10 very lightly
curied across the front and entirely hides
the feather bone. These couteaux are
light and graceful ana .s %in .n;I1inar ne 2 trump
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TIE Modes at Their Best In
the Evening Froeks.
THE DEBU7ANTES' SEASON
Simple, Chic and Dainty Gowns
s4sT for Youthful Wearers.

1ha- -AioAIsb Evening Gown ut Its 1ost o
Thing or shimmertng Charm, Lovely
On Material and Coler. Graceful Of
une-Black Much in Evidence Novel
EGeets In Drapsry-Tho Round
Necked. Short Waisted Empire Gown
Detachable for the Debuiante-s sheer
Procks- Dancing Dresses Of Net.
With Horse Show week post. the opera
season In full swing and social functions
multiply ing at tremendous rate the
season. In 80 far as fashions are concerned.
no longer has Its reserves. One might
write reams In description Of stunning
toilets seen hore, there and everywhere
but when 1t comes TO the cancellations
there is little left to say
Even the Horse Show display held no
revelahous, though fashion play cd more
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sirllsh evening frost, and sasrO proton.
aous. yes stlll emineatly eirllsh, Wss q
F'rench srock Of dne white net. dotted With
tiny gold spOCks and trimmed In vAlsu-
cisnnSs pink ribbon and sprays u Sppls
blossoms, the ribbons On The skirt being
under the net. The straight, elm lines Il
this model, nAoroly indicating without
defining the curves Of The figure. do.
nsnd eEtremO Siimneas and srace In the
wsAret. but are delightful when well
carried,
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scarf glrdls and wearing big black hat
covered with white plumes, attracted
general attention one afternoon because
of her excessive smartness but no one
seemed to know who she was, and-on an
afternoon later in the week an unknown
woman of amazing slenderuess and sup
pleuess wore a black frook. hat and furs
that set a ripple Of approval running
through the boxes.
And. by the way, among the black and
white hats which were so numerous there
were some models which were OF black
velvet or fur and had for their only trim
ming big ornaments composed Of large
cabochon and looped strings OF enormous
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and smoky gray or q silvery old blue and
gray.
But II was the opera that brought out
the most ravishing share Of evening
toilets. Nowhere else have the modes
OF the season go justified themselves.
The modish street costume lends itself
10 caricature The modish evening
frock even when not at its very best
is likely to be thing Of shimmering
charm. lovely Of material and color.
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appropriate materials too are on the
whole much more beautiful than those
suitable for afternoon wear.
Here again black was much In evil
dence. frightened usually with Jet Many
exquisite yellows OF the gold, topaz and
amber tones were worn and several ex-
tremely chic toilets combined soft rose
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of black, the popularity Of the dark
Tays. especially the taupe and smoke
tones. the rivalry twixt rough and smooth
woollens. the black and white effects in
millinery. the rise Of the turbaD -Cossaok,
husssr. Mameluke. what you will. 90
long as it is large. soft low set-the vogue
OF the >clinging Directoire skirt frock
with furs, or with coat en- suite or sepa-
rate.
Well. the afternoon crowd at the show
demonstrated the accuracy Of the fore
casfinB. II demonstrated too very
fully the truth of the theory that never
was there time when skill and under
standing on the part Of a dressmaker
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pearls. The effect was excessively chic
but should be seen to be appreciated
Fur turbans in great variety hourished
despite the warm. muggy weather OF the
frat few days Of the week. and swansdown
was conspicuous in turban and hat crowns.
Some Of the young girls looked partlou-
larly charming in t,rbans end collars Of
white swausdown and carried huge fiat
mufs OF the same fluffy material.
In the evening the clothes show was
better worth seeing than that Of the after
noon Apparently 1t Is easier to make
a fairly modish' frock for evening wear
than to achieve the same standard in
an afternoon costume, and the evening
gown Is more likely TO be becoming when
It is done The range OF colors suitable
for evening wear is OF course wider and
the colors themselves are lovelier. The
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Important part In the week than 1t has in
several seasons past. There were smart
clothes galore in evidence at the Garden
and at the restaurants where Horse Show
hncbeons, dinners and suppers were le-
gion. but those clothes were altogether
10 line with what THE SUN has been tell
ing lis readers for months past, and In
every point Of the exhibit there was but
fulfhnent Of prophecy. Long ago We
foretold the sombreness Of the afternoon
toilets for tho show the preponderance
The sun., 1908-11-22
WHITE MoussELrsE AND GOLD LACE.

were more eruphadoaIly necessary than
they are now,
The display OF lamentable costumes
built up after approved rules which was
TO be seen at the Garden on any afternoon
Of Horse Show week was really distress
ing. Pretentious failures we're lnnumer-
able and the really successful toilets Of
extreme type were few.
Not all OF these successes we're to be
seen in the boxes or associat ed with well
known women. A slim pretty girl in a
blond cloth Directoire costume, with big
xOyerB Of MORE broadtail and q black
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21

C6jase, por ejemplo, el Librc
del Estatuto CThe Statute Book,
y Sc encontrara TN sinn1merc
de Actas del ParIamento dicta-
das exclusivamente con Ell obie-
TO de penar las trasgresiones q
la moralidad comercial.
En- ese libro sc encuentran
toda clase de medidas contra las
adulteraciones, contra la de-
fraudacion en- pesas y medidas,
contra los anuncios engaflado-
res, contra los generos falsiflca
dos, contra Ell envenenamiento
de los comestibles, etc., ETC., etc.
Las leyes no son en- Inglaterra
letra muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
U|timos |ibros recibidOs
EN- ESTA IMPRENT A

EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
Almas de Fuego. Novela POI
Felipe Sassone.
IAlmacen de las Se1loritas. Obra
impo tantisima, conteniendo
lecciones de diferentes labo-
res etc. Dedicada a las Srtas
Espano1as y Americans. En-
cuadernacion de Lujo, cor
mas de 100 grabados Y lami-
mas para toda clase de borda-
dos.
La Historic de la Terra. Por
J.. de Lannay. Professor de la
Escuela Superior de Minas.
de Paris.
Nuevas Dlrecciones de la Logi-
ca. Por Alberto Gomez Il
quierdo.
Las Inf1uencias de los Antepa-
sados. Por Eelix LIE Dantec.
|Ele lentos de Literature Pre-
ceptiva. Por d. Marcelo Ma
clas y Garcia.
Entire mis- muros. Poesias por
Ne. del Pillar Contreras
La Copula. Novela de amor, por
Salvador Rueda.
Estetica General. Por J. Roge
1iO SInCheZ.
DO Eterno. Narraci0n espaflo-
la. Por Sofia Casanova. I to.
mo IS cts con franqueo.
Ell MARQUES de Bradomin. Por
K. del Vale Inclan. I tome
IS cts. con franqueo.
Ell Sello de Salomon. Gun rega-
10 de los Dioses.) Por r. Ur-
bano. I tomo As cts. con fran
Queo.
Guignol. Teatro para leer. POI
Frances. I tomo 40 cts. con
franqueo.
Del Cercado AJeno. (Versiones
poeticas.) Por E. Diez Cane
do tomO SO cts. con tranqueO
Curacion de la tuberculosis sin
medicamentos. Por A. B. de
Guerville. 1 tomo As cts con
franqueo.
La Picota. (Crimenes y casti-
gos en- el pals castellano en-
los tiempos medios) Por Ber-
naldo Quiros. tomo 65 cts
con franqueo.
El Dependents. cobra descrip'
tiva de la costumbre en- el
Universe y consideraciones
generates en- defensa de esta
clase.) Por M Lorient. to-
mo IS cts. con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
MAS OBRAS R{C|B|DAS
EN- Ell BOLETIN


Vademecum del Veterinario y
del Ganadero, por M. Arci-
MEGA. $I6o con franqueo
Soledades, Galerias, otros poe
mas, por Antonio Machado.
Pityusa, novela, por ]. M. LA
mas.
La Ruina del Mundo Antique
por E. Lovel.
Ibsen y su obra, por Glemencia
)acquinet.
0uentos Fantasticos, por H. J
Wells.
Ell Baron de Lavos. Novela
por Abel Botelho. ? tomos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
BANC0 TERRITORIAL y AGRICOLA De PUERTO RICO
Capital auOrizado $z4O0oOO. Capital rizadO s55S29S
0peraciones Que reaIixau

PRESTAMOS Con
largo plazo sobe r1sticas.
DESCUENTOS De
GIRCS Sobe Espana, Hamburgo.
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New Madrid.
CUENTAS CORRENTES & L.
cheques.
tempo.
SECCION DE ATORROS mposicones H
a S interees al
COBRANZAS Por comis6n
comisi6n los
DEPOSITOS De
SAMBO DE MONEDAS: De paes
VENTA DE CEDULAS HPOTECARAS: La m inversion
Rico; nerGs pagadero cupones semest1ales.
7ENA DE FlNCAS Dando facidade jusdic
clones Aduntas Aguas Buna Abono Arecbo Barcelone
arros Cayey Gales Coro Guayama Hatlo uans Dfz Lo
Manah Maricao Naranlo Ptas Rio Grandc Utudo Yaucoa
Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Una San66,a.""

Sc pone a Ia disposici6n de
quien desee adquirir buenos
muebles por POGO dinero.
Un vesudor de senola, Ultima
novedad. Una consola, con PIE
dra de marmol. Una CANA de
hero, para matrimonlo. Dos
camas de MADEIRA, para ninos
Una lampara de CT stal pa atsa
la, con todos sus ccesOrios:
En- letuan Al, altos, pueden verse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Desde LOndres
LEYES Y COSTUMBRES

D ~
Gonferencia Diocesana de Glou-
cester, de la moralidad conner
cial de 1nglaterra. Aunque en-
varios Tespectos todavia puede
y debe mejorarse, he ahi I'm
punto en- que ningln otro pals
iguala al nuestro', decfa el lord
Justlcia v 10 decfa con verdad.
Este es ell pals de la morali-
dad comercial. Verdad que hay
industriales y comerciantes que
engaflan en- una Ii otra fOrma a
sus clientes; verdad que tam
bi n hay cl1entes que no pagan
sus deudas; verdad que en- la
City hay todav1a muchas esro-
culaciones deshonestas, pero,
por 10 com1n, este es el pals de
Ia moralidad comercial.
I'm Casi todas las tiendas de
Londres sc pide por las cosas el
precio justo, y no valen rega-
teos nj dimes y diretes. ST uno
Sc compra TN par de botas y las
pide de beCerTo y cuero, va sc
sabe que no nos dan carton.
Los precios son fljos. Ell CO.
merciante ingles no le mira a
uno la cara al tempo de despa-
char y vende al mismo precio al
ingles que al extranjero. En- In
glaterra seria inconcebible 10
acontecido en- La Haya a dele
gados y periodistas extranjeros
durante la Conferencia de la
Paz. No podiamos dirigi1nos a
un hotel 8 a una tienda sin que
Sc nos cobraran precios dobles.
Ademas ell credito sc halla
aqui tan extendido como en- los
paises nuevos, en- A meriCa, por
ejemplo, donde todo e1 mundo
vive al fado. En- cualquier CO.
merciO sc desCuenta I'm cheQue
como tenga cara de persona de-
cente, y aunque nadie nos CO.
nozca. Frecuentemente ie ha
ccurridO al crOnista ii a un res
taurant por la primera vez, ex-
tender un cheque para pagar la
cuenta Y recibir el sobrante en-
monedas de orc.
Este ha sido, sin embargo, I'm
pueblo de piratas que aprendi0
mas tarde de otros pueblos Ell
manejo del credito. La calle de
los principales bancos ingleses
Sc llama Lombart Street, y ello
dice que los primeros bancos
fueron importation de los lom-
bardos. Ell actual desarrollo
del cr6dito era absolutamente
desconocido hace TN siglo. Y
ST en- tempo de Shakespeare Sc
hubiera hablado de moralidad
comercial lnglesa Ell immortal
dramaturgo habria puesto Ell di-
cho en lobio de uno de sus gra-
ciosoS, para hacer alguna de
sus i0vialidades estentoreas.
Como sc ha efeCtuado la tras-
formacl0n? como ha podido con-
vert!r5e este pals de piratas dc
mar Y andOleros de caminos en-
un pueblo de tenderos, como de-
cia Ne poIe0n hace I'm siglo, pc
70 de teudcros honrados. como
ahora dice Ell Lord Justicia Ken
new
L trasfGrmacion es obra, en-
buena parte, de la propaganda.
Este es el pals del puriranismo
y de los revival" religiosos
Ello ha hecho androlatrico a es-
te pueblo y le La ensenado a
apreciar la conducta y Ell caTac-
ter de los hombres por encjma
de toda otra cuaIidad.
Ademas este es el pals de los
aconomistas de la escuela uti-
litaria en- la que Sc han consul
mido cantidades enormes de
eneTgfa mental para demOstTar
la ammonia entire los inteTeses
individuales y los interes colec-
tivos. Pero al mismo tempo
que los utilitarios Sc han dedi-
cado a predicar moralidad a los
comerciantes y a convencerles,
con logica 8 sin ella. de que este
I. 1or1 u n =
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
PROCLAMATION

As Labor Day has become natoualized asa holiday and it is peculiarly meet that the people of Alaska whose best hopes for the splendid country they are developing rests upon the strenuous efforts of its inhabitants rather than upon and statesmanship should signify their respect for the spirit that has dgnifed Labor with department Of the national government and has assigned to toll day of relaxation and rest
 Wherefore By virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the Common Council of the Town of Skag way, Alaska hereby declare Monday, September 7 l9O0 a legal holiday.
 CHRIS c. SHEA, Mayor.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
SEAGWAY AT
 THE A. '. P.

The several committees appointed al the previous meeting reported pro. gress last evening at the meeting Of the chamber of commerce. Both Com missioner Mcbride and Special Agent Farmer addressed the body on the desirability Of making a creditable showing at the A. Y. P. exposition for Skagway. Mr. Farmer suggested that a committe be appointed by the body to take the business in special charge. This will likely be done.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
WORSE AND
 MORE 0F II

The official count at Cordova an- nouncemeut of which is just received, shows situation there more surprising than revealed by the earlier reports First announcement of the returns gave Corson, 700, Wickersbam, l5o; Roman, 75-total 925,
 The official figures are; Corson, 776; Wickersham. S5; Roman, 59 and Chil- berg, I-total 92l.
 Euamar gave Wickersham i's entire vote of 23; Copper Center gave Wick ersham g and Roman 9; Hogan bay went solid for Wicker5hum, l5; Latouche is- land, Wickersham, 37; Corson, |; Ron an, 3; Lorlng, Wickersham, 4; Corson, G; Hadley Corson, F; Roman, ?; Chi- 0erg, 3.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
AT
 WHITEH0RSE

E. L, Miller, w. J. MulvIhln, A. R. Graves and Chris Chrlstlanson went over the hill this morning all armed for ducks. In this knowledge the following has been handed the Alaskan for pub licatlou
 "The police of Whltehorse have noti- fled the citizens to keep well under cover for next few days and fl they are obliged to go outside the suburbs 10 wear a coat of mail on account of ru- mored invasion of that nearby territory of band of Skagwayans bent on kill ing trip. Jack Phelps says he wanted to go fishing bu, has had to postpone the trip not caring to take any chau- ces.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
NM LESLIE
 A CANDIDATE

For some time pressure has been bearing upqp Mir. wm. Leslie to induce bim to become a candidate for the office Of clerk of the school board. He had not decided when last in this city and as the time is about up Mir, F. B. Wurzbacher today wired him at Flames to learn if he would enter the race. Im- mediately came back the characteristic reply, "Yes, go to her.p Signed
 Wm. Leslie,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
CLIFF IN TIE
 POST OFFICE

Posrmas.er Efnle'I has apeointe Fred $ Cnm 90 ihe post tof dtspacntrg clerk. Go succeed Royal Fallen, who vlIbe going sou.h to srhoo. oaou s6e I5.a inst. .he appointment i- an eN- ceUsnt one. Mir CfG is thoroughly well equipped for the post, beinG good srenozrapher ard clerk and havi g passed a- examination for the railroad mail service. He Is youuE aud am- bilious % succeed auLol course will do so. Heiso. the stun of which che true Alaskan is made ue came uor.n a year ago and, wthou. having had any experience lu chat dlGca., uc, worked successfully during che cuttre wta,ar in ,hs mines al rre.dwea This ,pr.nr ha came 70 ssagway aud, ol- though au ou.rge stranger, caught on' 50 once, made friends, f0uud employ men, and Is hor. 60 say. During che spring hcsuGsred Jbe .oss of his oo D. by the ruru,Gg ota cabin in which hr with young Amuudser, was batch.ug- but !. never ieazsd him. His aDpo0u,- men, to the c.araship ia the post office win mags with general approval.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
RAVH|DE WILL BE REBUILT.
United Press Torograph.cabIo sorvIco.)

Reno, Sept 5-Every town in Nevada has rushed con- tribuons Rawhde fire sufferers The people of Rawhde reported have plenty of money but nothing to buy with it. The food supplies have been eaten up by the fire and the people hungry well shelteress Thous- ands slept out under the stars the desert last night The people in hopeful and optimistic mood however and declare intention to immediately rebuild the city Steps have already been taken to that end.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
MEETING 0F
 TIE M |. l. J.

There was a good attendance at the meeting of rhr W CT U yesterday of, terroor md much interest manifested in tac work. The following program vas reuderal: Song, audience; recita Hop, Mrs WI Williams; reading, Mrs .JD s,iucbaush; recitation, Mrs A W Eeed; reading, 5iiss Rose Baker; read- ing, Mrs Z.usau. Mir Phil Abrahams bas donated a building on Fifth avenue between Broadway and State for the use of jhe organization and there con torabla headquarters win be fitted up
 rs Williams has oh .rge of the young peoples work and is very enthusiastic wf.h regard to itaad good results are exraa ed during the winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
SPECTACULAR
 DEPARTURE
(By United Press.)

Melbourne, Sept. 5-Half a million people witnessed the departure of the American fleet which took place at a very early hour this morning. The peo- pie lined the water front of the city and ahore and followed the fleet out to sea in numbers by boat. It is of for AL bany, l5,OOO miles due west, and at the southern extremity of western Aus traiIa.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
CBy Unned Press.)

Chicago. Sept. s-President Gompors of the American Federation of Labor today speuC considerable time at the democratic headquarters,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
I4OOO LAPS RENDERED HOMELESS
cunIted Press 7'eIograph,cabro sorvIeo)

Limited Press TeIe9raPhcabIo seTVee)
 Tokio Sept. 5.-The town of Elshagate has been completely destroyed by fire which broke out in the business section yes terday and swept over the city with amazing rapidity before a strong wind. As result fourteen thousand people have been rendered homeless and in need of shelter. The disaster is appalling. The government is coming to the relief as rapidI" as possible, sending pro visions and other supplies.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
(By United Press.)

Toledo, Sept. 5-The Grand Army of the Republic has selected Salt Lake city as the place of holding it's next grand eucampment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05

The Fiitn avenue hotel has plenty o. rooms today. Have several rooms win private bath, rf you are rot suited with vour room come and see us. Rates Sl and up.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
FAV0RS
 KETCHEL
lRv United Press.l

Los Angeles, Sept 5-Both KetchelI aod Papks are ready for their battle Monday. The betting iayors Ketchell,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
NOTICE

Regular meeting Of the Skagway Volunteer Fire Department, will be held at the Fire hall at 7:30 m sharp All members are requested to be on time.
 Chris Shea, Chief.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
(By United Press.)

San Francisco, Sept. 5-.Attell is a favorite in the Labor day fight with Moran, but the betting is even.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
TOWN TALK

J.J. Daly and wife, who have been spending the summer in Skagway, will go south on the City of Seattle.
 ''s'
 The city courcil will meet ln regular session this evening because of Monday being Labor Day and legal holiday. The p. c. ss City of Seattle is re. ported from Ketchiksn today with 100 tons of freight for this port, s4 cattle, % through passengers and 10 round trlppers. She will arrive at am Monday.
 
 Charles Restine, who has been in the employ of the W. P. & Y. railroad for the past year, is going below to spend a much needed vacation with friends and relatives in Sound cities. He will return about the list oi Oct.
 
 Sisters Marcien and vendItia Of St. Joseph's hospital, Vic'orIa, arrived up on the Princess May and went into Dawson on Thursday. During their stay in Skagway they were guests of Mrs. Dr. Reed. They were accompan' led by Miss Mellen, trained nurse.
 
 Mir. William Mckay, the last Of the bunch of young men that came up in the early summer to spend the season in and about Skagway returned south on the Dolphin. He Is 10 enter the University of Washington this fall. For some weeks past he has been employed at the mines at Porcupine. Accompany Ing him south was a son of Manager E. E. Harvey. Mir. Mckay made many friends during hls stay here.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05

j55 printing at tno Alaskan office.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05
DANCE
 MONDAY EYE.

Don't for get that the band cauccrt and dance is to be the feature of Labor Day. Every preparation has been made for big time at Rlks hall.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05

If you have something you want to sell, advertise it for sale in the Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-05

All One delicacles Of the season at the Pack Train restaurant.