Douglas Island news., 1901-03-20


 Sidney Clearinghouse, who has been employed for some time at the Mexican Mine, left last week for his home in New York City.
 It will pay you to look over our spring and summer line of samples just received from the Royal Tailors. P. II. Fox, Agent.
 On last Sunday evening Rev. Father Bougis delivered a very interesting and instructive address on the Irish people and sheir customs.
 Mrs, Maria Massa, Miss Terressa Massa, Master John Massa and MT. An tonic Massa were passengers for the south on the Dolphin,
 Jerry Cashen called yesterday aud advanced his subscription another six months. Mr. Cashen has worked in the 24O for the past six years
 Gents, now is your time.to place your order for spring and summer suit of clothes, made to your measure. A fit guaranteed. P. H. Fox, Agent.
 Mir. T. W. Clevenger and family left on the Cottage City yesterday for Ia coma. Mir. CIevengor will return to Douglas Island in couple of months.
 Mir. o. H. Bernard, special agent for the New York Life Insurance Company, left last week on a business trip to White Horse. He will be gone about two weeks.
 The Victorian came up the channel Monday. This boat never stops at Douglas and carries no mail and there fore it is of very little interest to Doug las people what she does.
 Rev. Replogle being absent from the city, his estimable wife occupied the pulpit at the Friends church, last Sun day evening. Her discourse was highly appreciated by the congregation.
 A dance given on last Monday even- ing at Ohman's Hall by the young la dies of Douglas, as farewell party in honor of the young society gentlemen who are leaving the Island, was most pleasant affair.
 Mir. and Mrs. August Blin were to leave on the Cottage City for their for mer home in Port Angeles, Wash, but the boat failed to stop for them. They will probably go on the Senator. Mir. Blin will return in about two months.
 s72.OO was the amount realized from the Family Show last Friday night. MT. Gius turned the money over Mon day to Mir. Fox, treasurer of the Cham Der of Commerce. Douglas may be proud of so liberal man as MT. Gius.
 Mrs. D. J. Milan left last night on the Dolphin. She will visit her parents in Whatcom county, Wash, for a couple of weeks. MT. Milan will go down about April 1st, and together they will visit his old homo in Mime sota.
 Mir. N. Kaufman, of the firm of Kauf man Bros, Juneau, returned Monday night on the Dolphin from the states, where he has been purchasing a large stock of spring and summer goods. He was glad to get back to his Alaska home.
 We have the finest line of rubber goods ever carried in this city, consist ing of combination hot water bags and fountain syringes, hot water bottles, plain and flannel covered, rubber gloves, seamless; all sizes. Douglas City. Pharmacy.
 Peito Massa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Massa, died on Sunday morning, March 17th, of croup, aged 1 year, months and 16 days. The funeral was held Monday at p. m., Rev. Father Bougis officiating. The burial was at the Douglas cemetery.
 MT. E. E. Smith, agent for the Alaska S. s. Co.,, has been notified by his com pany that the steamer Dolphin will probably miss her regular trip on March g, to undergo the annual in- spection by the U. s. officers. She will be on her regular run again April 2nd.
 A prophet is never without honor, save in his own country, and the average Ju- neau man never becomes thoroughly imhnad with the wonders of Alaska nn-