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Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
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We ofer One Hundred Dollars Re-srd for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO, Props, Toledo, o.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business trsnsac- lions and financially able 10 carry out any ob- ligarions made by their firm. WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WALDIs6, KINNAS (; MARVIN, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur. faces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
wam les. .

Dissolve a half yeast cake in gill of lukewaSa water. Beat four eggs light, add pint of sweet milk, table spoonful of sugar, three tablespoonfuls of melted butter, three cupfuls of flour sifted with a half teaspoonful of salt, and, lastly, the dissolved yeast. Beat long and hard, set h warm place to rise, and when light bake in greased waffle irons
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

A dainty book in colors, called the Jingle Book" will be sent free to any Mother sending name and address of her baby, and the tops from two one pound cartons of 2o-Mule-Team' Borax and sc in stamps. Address Pa |cific Coast Borax Co.,. Oakland, Cal.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
Improving Apple Jelly.

Apple jelly Is apt to be very flat ano tasteless unless combined with some stronger favoring. This may be varied to suit different tastes in the family by using in one lot lemon juice, in an- other pineapple an din third Quinces.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
Chicken Loaf.

Cut cold chicken or veal into dice, make a white sauce, into which slice two hard-boiled eggs, then add the chicken and pour Into the loaf, which has been prepared, and bake.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

Four sovereigns met in one English palace recently. King Edward has been entertaining the German Emper. or, his nephew, the King of Spain, the husband of his niece, and the King of Norway, his son-in-law. It grows more and more the fashion for members of the European royal families to visit their folka
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

WANTED-Men and women to learn watchmaking, engraving and optics; thorough and complete course; indi- vidual instruction; graduates assisted to positions. Write for particulars Seattle Matchmaking, Engraving and Optical School, Room 1, Kinnear Bldg, 4th and Pike, Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

Mothers will find Mrs. winslow's Soothin Syrup the best remedy to use for their childre during the teething period.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

HOWARD B. BURTON. Assayer and Chemist II LeadyilIe, Colorado. Specimen Prices Gold, Silver, Lead, Sl to; Gold, Silver 75c; Gold 5ec; Zinc or Copper sl Cyanide Tests. Mailing Envelopes and full price list sent on applica ton. Control and Umpire Work solicited. Ref erence: Carbonate National Bank
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to 14 days or money refunded. soc.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

CJTc St. vitus Dance and all Nervous Disease. TlIO permanently cured by pr. Khne's Great Nerve Restorer. Send for FREEs2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. Kline, Id .s3lArch St., Phila Pa.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
ONLY ONE nBRoMo oU1NIHE.p

That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE Used the World over to Cure Cold 1T One Day. 25c.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

Twas afflicted with a sore on my face of four years' standing. It was a small pimple at first but 1t gradually grew larger and worse in every way until I became alarmed about it and consulted several physicians. They all to grow worse. Isaw s. 6. s. ad- vertised and commenced it's use and after taking it O while I was completely cured. My blood is now pure and healthy from the effect of s. s. s., and there has not been any sign of the sore since
 THos. OWEN.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23
OLD SORES KEEP FPPds dsPs
 BY YIMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD

Is blood Is and healthy poisonous germs old blood which polluted the circulation Those usually afflicted with old who have reached passed mid de life The vitality the blood and strength the system have naturally begun to decline and the poisonous which have auua because which has hitherto been held check force outlet the
 legs other the body The place red and testers and the surrounding until chronic and stubborn fed and open by the impurities with which the blood saturated Nothing trying and dgeable stubborn, healing ordinary the germproducing back of
 sore especially this inherited Washes saves indeed anything applied directly the
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

After July 4, 1908, the arrange ment of the stars on the United States flag will be as follows: .
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Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

Size of the glass 24x3O, lights to the window, only s1.22. A window this size is sold by the average dealer at from $200 to $500 per window Our price only S1.22. We carry every possible size and kind of window in stock. Send for our price lists. We have our own mill and have only one price. We sell to anybody in any quantity. Windows, doors, porch col umns, locks, hinges, moudings and frames. Price lists mailed free post paid, without charge. A thousand bargains. Write today.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

Then begins h flesh is formed all pain and
 when the blood permanently Is for all first class drug stores special and ulcers and other medical advcs Youd e-We charge for the book advice.
 7 THE SWIFT scECTgyC CO.,. ATLANTA.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-23

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA. GAs
The sun., 1908-04-11
GOSSIP OF TEE RACETRA0K.
DR.. Gardner. Chapultspoc and Meellck In
Favor for the Carter.

From present indications the public choices
for the $4,000 Carter Handicap, TO be run az
AQueduct next Wednesday. will be I. d.
SullIvans DR.. Gardner Fred Burlew's Cha
pultepeo and Sam Hildreths Meeiok Az
least that Ia the opinion OF many expert
trainers who have seen these horses work
within the last few days. DT. Gardner has
shown much improvement this spring over
last years form, and Trainer Weir thinks ne
is better in form by twenty pounds IL has
not been decided who will have the mount,
but II is generally believed that Willie Shaw
will be the selection Of the stable, Burlew
will have Mcdaniel on Chaputepec, and this
colt is regarded as a dangerous factor. Bur-
lew says that Chapultepeo is q great three
year-old and will probably make It interesting
for all Of the horses Of his age this year
Meelick, the winner Of three Derby events
has been going along nicely In his work at
the Bay and looks even better than when
he was in California, so his owner declares
Eddie Dugan will probably have the leg up
as he will ride for Hildreth until the opening
Of the Belmont Park meeting,
Al both Gravesend and Sheepshaad Bay
yesterday the tracks were fairly alive with
horses that will race at Aqueduct and Ja-
maica The weather has been so favorable
for training that the racers will start In un-
usually good condition, Among the arrivals
at Gravesend were the horses OF L, A. Celia,
including the crack two-year-old Marse
Abe NJ. II. Tichenor's Good Luck, Eddie
Ware and several others: A. j. Gorey's Old
Honesty and a number Of Western stables.
Frank Brown got In from New Orleans with
Momentum, Smiling Tom. Keator, Faust,
Charles g. Gates and some two-year-olds.
Work will begin az once on new field
standat the Empire City track also new stables
and an enlarged pavilion for speculation.
Manager Winn has awarded the contract,
which will involve an expenditure Of about
$50 600.
The improvements in the plant OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club at the Bay which
have been under way since last fall, have
cost about 5000, 900. The track is said to be
the finest in the world.
There Is well defined rumoT that every big
bettOr will receive a quiet tip next week at
Aqueduct that his wagers will have to be
both curtaled and kept secret. Some OF the
pungers have enjoyed notoriety In the past
by publicly announcing the size Of their
wageTs, Another way to keep down these
operators 1t is said, will be notice to leading
layers that they cannot accept wa gers above
a certain fixed amount. II Is also common
report that many Of the bookmakers will not
accept bets Of less than S.
c. j. Fitzgerald, who handled the publicity
end Of the Jockey Clubs fight to save racing
in this State, has been showered with con-
gratulations upon his effective work Mr.,
Fitzgerald was the author OF practically all
the turf literature that was put out in the re-
cent campaign,
The sun., 1908-04-11
ATHLETIC WAR OVER.
Military Athletic League CapItulates TO
Amateur Athletic Union.

After one crushing volley In the battle
between the A, A. U. and the Military Ath-
letic League the white flag went up yes
terday and last night the firing line was
silent as the "bivouac Of the dead At the
truce the military men came In with their
guns down, while the A. A, L. gatllngs that
did all theIwork In the first round were polished,
dried and dismounted until another day.
The military men at the truce were Major
W. A. Turpin, Thirteenth Regiment; capt,
Huen, Seventy-frst Regiment, and Major
Du Bois, Twenty-thlrd Regiment, while
President James E. Sullivan looked after
the A. A, L. side Of the matter Major Tur-
pin explained that the NJ. A. l., did not know
that Cypiot, winner OF the shotput in the
league games on Wednesday and Van sise,
tbe sprinter, we're disqualified men and mem
bers of the famous Wig Wag" basketball
team.
II was explained that the games on Wednes-
dav night last were run on by John McHugh
and Thomas OBrien. the latter the official
Handicapped OF the Metropolitan Association
of the A. 4. T.. and that they were respon-
sible for the appearance Of the outlaws among
the amateurs. MacGil, another outlaw
athlete was also there. Sullivan took the
excuse Of Major Turpin in good faith and
then and there the row was partly patched
nm Major TuTpin Is to write an official let
ter 10 the A, A. L. explaining the situation
and asking that the alliance be continued.
Al conference held by the Military
Athletic League earlier In the day, the three
militiamen named were delegates to see MT;
Sullivan and 1t was decided that there should
be no break with the A., A, U. During the
Conference with Mr.. sullivan other A.. A, U.
men we're around and the utmost good feeling
nrevaied one Of the a. A, U. men when
twitted in the 4, l. l. . belligerent attitude
said iaughingly: Yes, Il may be bit wab-
biey in spots, but, bless you. It is not afraid to
Major Turpin also promised to. write TO the
registration committee OF the Metropolitan
Association to have all the athletes who. COM
peted unknowingly with the professionals
reinstated before the championship meeting
will have to be returned even II legal pro-
ceedings are necessary,
But the situation, harmonious as II ap-
pears cannot stop the mail vote sent out TO
break the alliance, Some OF the votes were
returned late last night and they all favored
cancelling the alliance with the Military
Athletic League. There may perhaps be
vote or two in the negative, but there is sure
TO be enough to mean affirmative action;
II was explained that 2 new alliance could
be formed, and II Is believed that there may
be some new clauses suggested by the military
men. 49, -.
A. A L, took action promptly, as he believed
in living strictly TO the letter Of the law. ANY
Of our allied bodies, said Mr.. Sullivan, who
do not carry out the agreement strictly We
will break with as quickly as In dthe case OF
the Military Athletic League.
The sun., 1908-04-11
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Crowd Incensed by bad Start in which
-Four HOSes Are Left.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10 0-Owing to the
poor work Of Starter, Dsde in the fourth race
at the Fair Grounds to-day four of the six
starters we're practically left. at the post
Lotus Eater, the even money fayorte, being
among them. The spectators Kissed Dade,
and after Mlfords number went up as the
winner a large crowd cOngTegated abous the
judges stand. The track policemen managed
to quiet the infurated mob.
First Race-Four furlonSs-Autumn Maid, 10
(G, Swain, % TO /, won, Sfvertone los LeiberO
Is to 5. second Anderson. los Fynn, IS to 5. third
Time O:p is Scantling Gerrymander, Nora
McKenna, Maid Of Gotham, Lillian Leigh. Knight
Deck Bessie Trent, Stowaway and John Hill also
Second Race-Five furlongs-Ralmondo, lOS
(TroIep 6 to |, won; Major McComb, los lNlcog
to second Pat Sharp lOS Burton), II TO 5. third
Chance Ople Keed. Mason. L. II. EcEert. Tim
Third RScsNSeven turiongs-Ben Double. iOs
u, Howard, J to /, won Topsy Robinson, iO4
tRosenD, u toS second; MI Peabody. 100 lNlcoD,
sto 5, third. Time, i2o 50 Silver Belle. Beatrice
OF HyAcinth also ran
Fourth RSce-one mlle-Mllford. @ Flynn,
second: Teo Beach, ii6 dickens, 10 to T. third
Lucky Nose also ran,
Fifth Race--SiI furlongs-Fhzette, o. (Burtonl,
10 TO 90 won FTontenac, il5 Nlcoh. TO |, second;
Come On sam. il2 PickenS, 30 TO !, third. Time,
lI2 AS, Belle Suome, FinSncier and Deuce also
Sixth Race mile and slIteenth-Hosdle
Hyphen, 1lO tRlcoD, 10 l. won; WhiSk Broom los
flynn, Q TO l. second; Ed Kane, io7 Gdlnden, 10 to
joyful Lady Merhgo. Ethel Carr, Rebel Queen,
Rhinestone, Albert Starr. Water Cooler. Albert NJ
and Bucke! Brigade also ran. -
Carew los Fynnl, Sto won; Cursps, loS CPlckensl.
10 20 l. second; MazonS, 100 e. Booker, IL 10 !,
seH we Hand sar.y Var PaSS kssea
Hoffman,, Milshora San Ardo and Ternus also ran,
The sun., 1908-04-11
BROOKLYNS NEARING HOME.
Rucker VIII Pitch Opening League Game
-sheehan Only Cripple.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, April lO-To day e game
between Brooklyn and Evansville was called
on on account Of wet grounds. Another
game is scheduled for tomorrow. which.
with a game at Richmond on Sunday, will
wind up the Brooklyns' training trip. The
squad is now down to fourteen men, as Ritter
and Aperman got leave OF absence TO visit
their homes, while Rucker was sent East in
order TO be in shape for the opening game
next Tuesday. The big southpaw has been
selected for the opening clash with Boston.
is the only Brooklyn player not in first class
shape The training trip has been a most
successful one, TO days game being the first
one prevented by bad weather since the team
left Jacksonville. The Brooklyns are due to
arrive In New York on Monday evening.
The sun., 1908-04-11

state OF efficiency as regards pleasure cars
and commercial vehicles OF various sorts,
the French are now beginning TO consider
the adaptation OF gasolene motor vehicles to
been made to hold an international exhibit
ton OF agricultural automobiles at Bourges,
in central France, next June, when makers
Of this class OF motor vehicles Will have an
opportunity to show their products
Chicago automobilists already have begun
preparations for the celebration Of Orphans
Day on June ~. Last Saturday the board
Of directors OF the Chicago Automobile club
officially designated the clubs runs and tours
committee as a special committee to handle
the annual holiday for the parentless chill;
dren OF the city. A, J, Banta, chairman oi
the runs and tours committee, has expressed
the opinion that the best way TO make sure
that the children will be properly cared for
Is to begin making the necessary arrange;
ments TAR In advance Of the date scheduled
for the affair. lie will accordingly consult
at once with representatives. Of the Chicago
Motor Club and the Chicago Automobile
Trade Association TO lay out plans Tor coop
eratlve work.
Frank Il Pietsch resigned last week as
first WCe-presdent Of the Chicago AutomO-
bile club, as pressure of business prevented
his giving any time TO the wsrk required
OF an active officer. The board OF directors
elected I. y. Koehler, chairman OF the house
committee and member OF the board OF
directors, as MIR. Petsch's successor. Joseph
T. Lcimert, chairman OF the entertainment
committee, was elected 2 member Of the
board OF directors. 1t is said that Mr. Koehler
will devote his personal attention 10 the
administration Of the clubs affairs in the
future.
Motorists Of Pottstown Pa. met last week
and organized an automobile club with the
following officers, President, W, J. Grubb,
vice-president, Edward Gudebrod secretary,
John c. Kugler treasurer, DR., c; NJ Wander
slice. board Of directors, ". II, Eppehelmer,
j W. Evans, +. $, Fritz, H. Leonard Potts
and John r. SAVIOR. The club will work
for good roads in the vicinity OF Pottstown.
VALDEZ, April lO.-The American Thomas
car leader In the New York to Paris auto
mobile race, arrived here to-day by, steamer
and will leave tomorrow over the trail
Owing TO the fact that the trail is too narrow
the car will be sledded the first twenty miles
If permitted by the rules From there 70
Fairbanks the trail has been broken with
double sleds and the automobile will move
easily under its own power.
san FRANCISCO, April l0.-The Italian and
French cars in the auto race left san Fran.
cisco this morning on the steamer CITY OF
Pueblo bound for Puget Sound ports. From
Seattle the racers will journey TO valdez,
Alaska
The sun., 1908-04-11
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Duras Beats Marshall and Is Tied With
schlechter for First Place.
Special Ca6t Dtsp1ieh % THl Sun.

VIENNA, April 10. Much importance was
attached to the fourteenth round Of the inter-
national chess masters tournament played
at the local club to-day on account OF some Of
the leaders and strongest players being paired
against each other. The American, Marshall.
tested game, The other American, Joiner,
also sun cred defeat at the hands Of Tarta-
kower Maroczy and Schlechter drew their
Gsme The other results were Reti lost to
to Leonhardt, who played excellent chess
throughout the game; Alapin beat Suechting,
Cohn vanQuished Mieses. Berger and Teich-
mann and Bardeleben and Salwe drew their
respective games. Duras and Schlechter
are now tied for first and second places, Mar
oczy being a good third.
The sun., 1908-04-11
RAIN TO THE VERY LAST.
New York Nationals Wind Up Their Trip
With Another Wet Day.

WHEELING. W. Va. April lO.-Another
rainy day resulted In the cancelling Of the
last game Of the New York Nationals e1-
hlbtion schedule and the players are making
the final jump into New York. McGraw's
regular team boasts Of an unbroken string
of victories on the Southern trip, though
II rain hadn't interfered so often the slate
might not have been 80 clean. The colts
were tied three times but not defeated. and
Of the thirty or more games played by the
three divisions Of the team only one was
defeat.
MoGraw said tonight that Crandal and
Malarkey would pitch the game between
his colts and the New York Athletic Club
team Tomorrow efternoon at the Polo
Grounds. This game will be called at 2
O'Clock and all the youngsters will take part
In IT, Mathewson will not do any more
pitching until the opening OF the season.
IN the game against Yale, which starts imme-
diately after the first one, Taylor, Wiltse and
and Needham will do the catching.
The sun., 1908-04-11
Seven Races, Including the Omeers' Army
Cup Event.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Seven races will
be run at Bennings tomorrow. A feature
will be the race for the 0filcers' Army Service
cup, at a mile on the fiat Another attrac-
ton is the Spring Hunters Steeplechase, at
about two and half miles, with Pete DALEY,
Nv Grace and Recruit perhaps the best.
In the first race at seven Iurlongs. hiug "
Bashan, BegGarman and Woolspun figure
we'll In the second race. for maiden two
year-old fllies and geldings, at four furlongs,
Cheek, Tiana and Nutmeg may go well.
In the third race for maiden two-year-
old colts at four and q half furlonRs, Clai-
borne, Witching Hour and Brown Tony have
chances. In the fourth event, at seven fur
longs, Oxford, Billie Hibbs and The Clown
look formidable. In the last race, at a mile
and forty yards, ,obsIt, Lady Karma and
The sun., 1908-04-11
McGraws Young BlOOds In Town.

Seven Of Johnny MoGraw's young blood
baseball players arrived in town yesterday
morning plloted by two Of his veterans.
Mike Donlln and Sammy straHg Nloklin were
the veterans who guided the recruits through
the ,perilous approaches Of a great city and
landed them safely q the Polo Grounds
larky, Herzog, James and Snodgrass. The
whole nine reported to Donlin at the ground q
at 10 o'clock and from that on to there was
lively practice; The colts settled down to
and moved at q speedy clip.
The sun., 1908-04-11
Billiards.

The formal entries Of Calvin Demarest and
Charles F. Conklin Of Chicago were received
yesterday for the international amateur
billiard championship at is.7 balkline. These
are the first formal entries, with the exception
OF that Of Lucien Re Role Of the French
Amateur Federation that have been received
for the coming tournament.
The sun., 1908-04-11
BeonlnEs Betting safe for This Meeting.

WASHINGTON, April lo.-Betting at the
Bennings raoetrack is not to be outlawed
during the present meeting. The action Of
the Senate District Committee to-day settles
that point. A favorable report on the House
bill that shuts out the bookmakers was or
necessitates the return Of the bill to the
House.
The sun., 1908-04-11
Foster OF Yale in \. 4, u. Wrestling Cham.
piOnshIp,

Among the entries for the A. A. u wres-
Ting championships, which begin tonight in
the Madison Square Garden Concert Hall, is
Graham Foster Of Yale in the heavyweight
class. He is the only collegian in the seven
classes and there Ia some disappointment
that Folwell Of Pennsylvania did not decide
to meet the ialensian, Foster will meet
such men as Gundet and Smith Of the German
American A. c., Cohen OF the Intersettlement
A. A., Mather Of the Medford Boat Club OF
Boston and Gunderson OF the Dovre Sporting
Club. The classes have drawn the best entry
In wears and there will be some fine bouts be-
tween the amateur grapplers.
Baseball. Polo Grounds 70 day. CoLTSvs. N.Y.A
c., ? p. N. GIANTS vs. YALE, $50 p. ". Ad. 5Oo,-
Ads
The sun., 1908-04-11
Riding Exhibition At DurIand's.

There was an exhibition by the Military
Rough Riding Club Of eduestrianlsm and
gymkhana at the Durland Riding Academy
last night. The wrestling on horseback
was feature that greatly pleased the large
thronR Of invited guests. Entries will close
this evening for the annual Durland horse
show 10 be held on April 2l, % and 20.
The sun., 1908-04-11
AT DURHAM.
Baseball Notes.

After going through three seasons Of football !
without scratch. Dimes the Yale football and base
ball player. was hurt while sliding In baseball
FAme In New Haven the other day.
Mike Gnfnn, who In his day was a star outhelder
died Al bis home In Utica yesterday Of pneumonia.
Grimm played centre hed for the Brookyns for
number OF seasons when they were located .
Eastern Park.
The sun., 1908-04-11
TO-DArS CARD FOR BENNINGS.

Good start; won easily: Anlmus br. E., I, by
Lord Esteriing-AnimOso owned by G. W, Langdon.
The sun., 1908-04-11
AUTOMOBn.ES
PERPETUAL
| MOTION

EVOLUTION in automobile
construction complete in its full.
lest sense-gives at the end Of tho
first decade a type as near PER-
PETUAL MOTION as has vet
been reached in the history Of
mechanics. The perfected SIX
cylinder type of to-day, With its
perpetual power-or in It's auto-
mobile sense, CONTINUOUS
T0RQUE, represents the highest
degree Of efficiency that has yet
been attained in motor car con.
struction.
The sun., 1908-04-11
New York Americans Did Not Play.

PRINCETON. n. j.. April l0,-It was too wet
here to-day for the ball game between Prince
ton and the New York Americans.
The sun., 1908-04-11

The challenge round for the American
amateur court tennis championship will be
played this afternoon between Jay Gould
the titleholder. and Eustace H. Miles. G. r.
Fearing OF Boston will be the referee.
The sun., 1908-04-11

WANTED-One second hand automobile run
about; must be In good condition and a bares.E
rive fun description 1870 II. p. Address JNQ Il
WALLACE. QueneldA, Ala.
The sun., 1908-04-11
HandIcap' for Three year'oIds and U

Good start won easily; Cartwheel, ch. g., 5, by
Handspring owned by the Chelsea Stable,