Douglas Island news., 1899-08-30

l,UOO men WduJ6u CO OuJ uLANOA "S'IA at c. A. Lindstrom's.
 Why do you buy ready made cloth ing, when you can have suit made to order for less money? See r. Ii. Fox, agent for The Royal Tailors.
 Mrs. Morrow is down from Berners bay visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson.
 If you want to be made young again try the Star Brewery Beer and you will be pleased. Notice the ad in this issue. They have the best facilities for mak- ing good beer.
 Mir. Dan Mckay made a short call at the News office, last Monday. lie was exhibiting bouquet of beautiful flowers from Mrs. Murdock's garden.
 All kinds of Meat and Vegetables at the Alaska Meat Market.
 The corner stone of the Bishop Nc Cabe college at Skagway was laid last Wednesday. Rev. Dr. H. w. Kellogg, of the First M. k. church of Portland, Ore., delivered the dedicatcry address.
 Just arrived. New, fhin model, 12X16 size gold watches. Jos. Schel.
 Capt. Crockett of the Wolcott, made flying trip to Bennett yesterday and returned on the train last night.-Skag- way Alaskan.
 Should you have any nuggets, old gold watches or jewelry you wish to dispose of, call on Jos. Schell.
 
 Elmer k. Smith, secretary of Go. C., A. N. G., was a caller at the News office last Monday afternoon. MT. Smith says that the company is in very good condition and were recently able to make payment of 20 per cent on the Armory indebtedness.
 Home made bread always on hand at the Gem Restaurant.
 Judge M. c. Howell, Phillip and James McKanna, Miss Lizzie Mckanna, Guy Falconer, Miss Mabel FalcOner and Mrs. Lynch and her daughter en- joyed pleasant outing up the channel the last of the week.
 Leaders on Hams and Lard. Alas ka Meat Market.
 II. r. Robinson, Alaska superintend- ent of the Pacific Coast Steamship company, came up on the Wolcott yes terday to arrange for the changing of agents in this city.-Skagway Alaskan.
 Smokers-call and examine a new case lot of pipes just opened at Wees ner's cigar store, at reduced prices.
 MT. P. H. Fox, secretary of the Doug las school board received letter last week from Washington, D. C., announc- ing that Miss M. MacAvoy, of Buchan non, West Virginia, had been assigned as teacher of School Mo- ?, Douglas. She was to leave her home on her trip to Alaska the 18th inst.
 The only line of Iceland Stanford" and "EI Belmont" cigars in town are to be found at Weesner's cigar store.
 Mir. Jacob VaIkwise, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joe Ed munds, for the past three months, re. turned to his home at Sidney, Wash, last Friday, on the Al-Ki. MT. VolkWise thoroughly enjoyed the time spent in Alaska and will give very enthusias- OlC LtpOIJ Ol OulS COluGly NhCh uC reaches his Washington home.
 Picked Pigs Feet by the pound or keg at the Alaska Meat Market.
 Too frequent indulgence in the flow ing bowl resulted in a general free for all fight last Sunday night, in which Dan O'Leary received a severe cut on the right cheek. Johnny Nelson, Finlander, was arrested charged with an assault with a dangerous weapon, but the evidence failed to convict and Judge Howell turned him loose.
 For Mattresses and Springs go to c. A. LindstrOm's. N
 Robert D. Gray, once a prominent politician of the Populist persuasion in the state of Washington, later Juneau mercantile man and always a good fel- low, is in the city from Atlin where he has been engaged in mining for the past several months. Mr. Gray has not made a great big fortune, but he has done fairly we'll in the "blawsted, | bloody, bloomin'" country MT. Gray will leave on the next steamer for Juneau, where he has business inter- ests.-Skagway-Atlin Budget.