Douglas Island news., 1899-07-26

Douglas people are invited to call at the City Brewery, Juneau, and get a sample of bottle beer. Give it trial.
 He is the only Jeweler on the Island that makes Grape Rings and Buckle Rings, all sizes. Call and see them. Jos. Schell.
 For sale at the Douglas City Phar- macy, the celebrated Paul k. Wlrt Fountain Pen.
 Ed. CaseboIt keeps nothing but the highest grades of whiskey, wine and liquors.
 R. H. Gale delivers the Douglas Id. News and all other papers. Leave your orders with him for any paper.
 The Richard III is discharging coal at the Douglas City wharf.
 Mir. Insley, the sweetest singer in the city across the channel, was ln Doug las yesterday.
 We are pained to hear of the illness of Mrs. P. w. Stephenson, who resides near the Mexican mine.
 It is said that Mike Lynch will be the steward of the new boarding house down by the Mexican mill. Mike will get there sure.
 Order some printed shipping tags at the News Job Office. You will need some and they are cheap.
 All watch work guaranteed. If not satisfactory money will be refunded. Jos. Schell.
 Bishop Rowe was caller on the News yesterday during the absence of the writer. We hope the Bishop will al ways call when visiting our city.
 The Orizaba came up this trip loaded with powder and her passenger list must have been very light. She Is an chored in the channel.
 Annie, one of the Seven Virgins that inhabit native town, went to Juneau yesterday. Annie is sawed of, but good looking and very seldom gets ln- to the clutches of the law.
 Laundering done in all it's branches. Suits cleaned and pressed. All work called for and delivered if given notice. "Sduare dealing" is our motto. Doug las Steam Laundry.
 I have just received a full line of Strings and Fittings for Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo and Violin, also a few Folding Music Racks. Douglas City Pharmacy.
 Juneau Dressmaking Parlors. Mrs Burkman. Fourteen years experience in fashionable dressmaking. All work guaranteed and made in the latest styles. Douglas Island trade solicited Second St., bet. Main and Seward Juneau.
 Miss Lydia Larsen, cashier and book keeper at the Alaska Steam Laundry and one of the brightest and best girls in Alaska, made trip to Sitka and other places of interest on the last trlE of the Queen. It was well deserved vacation.
 Ed. Webster, the telephone man, is back from Seattle. He will soon put in the new self switching instruments and give Douglas City and Juneau a fine system.
 Jack No. 1, of Juneau, an Indian, and who will never be good until he IS dead, was held to the grand jury by Judge Malcolm yesterday on a charge of grand larceny. Jack is out ot JaI about two months of each year.
 Whiskey Jim was arrested by police man Billy Howard yesterday in Juneau He was drunk and disorderly. Jim is 'biter," and Billy had to club hin before he got him into the bastile: It is shame that Howard is not paid g better salary, for he is doing his duty as policeman.
 Col. Kelsey was in the city last Fri day on professional business. He called on the editor.
 Our friend LaMotte moves to Juneau tomorrow. He moves because he can not get a residence in this city to move into. This is a bad state of affairs anC vet dwellings are being put up in al parts of town. Those being built, how 1 ever, are engaged long before they arC put up. We are sorry to lose MT. La Motte and his excellent family. w hope they will return to us again 1 Douglas City never had any better peo