Douglas Island news., 1900-09-26

 on the $. 8. Dolphin.
 Some Douglas parties lately received an offer of SlOO for two claims at Gla- cier creek, but declined to sell.
 Cabinet Photos and other photo graphs in the latest styles at reasona- ble prices. Dingman x Hamilton.
 The Juneau Dispatch has been made the city official paper and Editor Ed Russell is correspondingly elated.
 A fine line of fall clothing in all the latest weaves and stylish cuts at bed rock prices at the Treadwell store.
 For Sale or Rent-A house and lot and furniture. Inquire at the new butcher shop. 45-2t
 Mir. John Gutin, proprietor of the North Star saloon, called last week and renewed his subscription for one year.
 Mir. John Ledbetter is new sub scriber for the News, since call made at this office by his estimable wife last week.
 MT. John Feusi, dealer in hardware and furniture, has just received a full line of collins and undertaker's sup plies.
 John Bonino delivers the News to our patrons at Treadwell. Give him your name and try the paper for a month.
 Speaking of soap, we have all kinds of soap, ranging in price from ten to fifty cents per cake. The Douglas City Pharmacy.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas Island Chamber of Commerce will be held at Ohman's Hall on next Friday evening, Sept. 28th.
 Bargains in mems shoes at the Tread we'll store. We have full line of sizes in broken lots. Your choice for S2.5O. Regular price from s3.5Oto S5.
 Dr. Lapsley recently received pres ent of very fine dog. It is a red Irish setter and is conceded to be the finest dog on Douglas Island.
 A pair of boxing gloves is a source of much fun for the boys at Treadwell and an occasional black eye counts for nothing in the general hilarity.
 Chas Wortman has succeeded in get ing sidewalk ou E street, between Front and Second. Quite a conven- fence for pedestrians going that way.
 We have some very fine razors in stock. Prices from SL5O to $500 Ev- cry razor is sold with a guarantee.
 The Douglas City Pharmacy.
 The Juneau public school opened Monday morning. What nice thing it must be to have a school system that can be managed by those most inter- ested.
 A farewell party was given last Mon day evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Johnson, in honor of Rev. J. Hanson, who left on the Topeka for the Sound.
 Judge Geo. B. Swinehart, who return ed from Nome last week, went south on the Dolphin Saturday. He will visit Washington City before he returns to Alaska.
 Alaska Steam Laundry at Juneau is the only place in Alaska where gents suits, overcoats, etc, and ladies jackets, waists, skirts and capes are cleaned by steam process.
 Judge J. R. Vim of Juneau was a passenger on the Cottage City this week. He had some business to trans act with the land office during his stay in town.-Sitka Alaskan.
 Judge Bach returned from Skagway last week on the Seattle. He was one of the jurors iu the third of the Jack Wade creek cases, and informs us that the jury reached a verdict in about five minutes.
 Atty Oscar Foote of Juneau was a passenger on the Cottage City this week. MT. Foote is connected with the census bureau and took the census at one of the canneries on the trip over.- Sitka Alaskan.