Douglas Island news., 1911-01-25
Budweiser at the Log Cabin.

Budwelser at the Log Caoln.
 The Jefferson came up the channel Monday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Tascher have re- turned from their visit to Seattle.
 When last reported the Jefferson had not yet reached Haines northbound. Mrs. James Christoe, of Treadwell, left on the Cottage City for the Sound. If you aret looking for something in the line of a patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 Get chest protector-that will keep out the cold. good line at Smiths Drug Store.
 E. A. W. Juhlin has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to leave the hospital.
 RANGES? Everything from a small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 P. $. Early came down last week from Yankee cove, on business and for visit with his family.
 Because of the indictment weather, the Douglas public school has been closed until next Monday.
 Mrs. Robert Landsber and Mrs. David Laudsberg left on the Cottage City for visit to the Souad.
  The infant son of Capt. Jasson H. Frank tuative) died Sunday and was buried Monday in the Douglas ceme- tery.
 Mrs. Grant Kimmerling left on the Cottage for Seattle to join her husband who contemplates rauching in that country.
 Treadwell has large Eagles lodge Juneau Record. This is not true, but good many of the Treadwell boys are "birds" all right.
 A home entertainment. You can have one every night by getting phonograph at Smiths Drug Store. Buy on easy terms.
 The steamship Meteor, after loading sulphuret for almost week at the Treadwell dock, pulled out for the South this morning.
 For boils or injuries of any kind, the most wonderful local application known is Continental Ointment; 25c at Smiths Drug Store. Try it.
 The work ofinstalling electric motors at the 300 mill is about finished and be- fore very long that big concern will be independent of the elements.
 Bert Stedman and family will delay their departure for the States about ten days. bert expects to enter the service of street car company near Portland, Ore.
 C.M. Blain is certainly having hard siege. After week of grip he deVel- oped gathering in his ear and since last Wednesday has suffered all kinds of torture from that source.
 Albin Baritello and Mark Tatom, who have been cruising among the islands to the southward, send news from Rake that they are we'll and waiting for a chance to get home between blows.
 Do you need blood purifier, a tissue builder, flesh-creator and strength producer? Then Nyals Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the thing you need. It is especially beneficial to the lungs. For sale at Smiths Drug Store.
 Watch out for fires. The people of Douglas are very careful in this re- spect aud it is we'll that they should be. If we can pull through without fire we have nothing to fear. The only safe plan is to take DO chances-be sure.
 Have you ever read the prophet Amos, a very modern man who lived in ancient Israel? The sermon next Sun- day evening at o'clock at the Congre- gationaI church will be entitled, "Dan- gerous Treasures" a striking parallel between the times of the prophet and our own times. Everybody welcome. An unknown rooster of diverse talents was picked up by Marshal Shafer one night last week. Although placed in the city lookup he had dis appeared by the next morning without leaving his future address. The odor of his unsaYory conduct is all that is left to remember him by.