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A L AS K A
DE4FNESS CANNOT BF CORED"*
by Kx*U applications, as they cannot
reach the dlmmd w>rtlon of the ear.
Tbere Is only one way to cure deaf
noes, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deatnew Is caused by aii
inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube ts inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when K is entirely
ckwed, deafness Is the result, and uiv
ofcw the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
tual condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine ca*e? o<tt of ton
ere oaueed by Catarrh, which is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of thi
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar*
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for eii
culars, frpa.
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PHYSICIAN ENTIRELY
CURED OF ECZEIA
?
By the Use of Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and Says They
have Cured when Other Formulas
Failed. ThoyAlwaysBringResults.
"My fa~e *a.< afflicted with iywtm
Iieme?ii.>s and "?.? entirely cured. 1 am
a practicing physician and very < .ft en
| pr~crilx? Cut i. urn liesolvent and Outi
hav. cured where otlicr formula* have
taiM.
"1 am net in the habit of endorsing
patent medicines. but when I find rem
edies pcws?-~sing t nie merit., tnch a* the
OiUcura llemo. lies do, I am broad
minded enough to proclaim their vn tues
medicine for twenty ve?r?, and must
I
Wi'll find the Cuticura Homed ies as good
a? ever. Thev alwavs bring results.
G. M Fisher. Big Tool. Sid.. I?e,
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED THE
CUT1CURA REMEDIES.
"When I was ?en or twelve var* old
I had a scalp disease, somel hmg like
scald-head, though it wasn't that. 1
mattered for sev -at tnontlw and most of
my hair came out. Finally they had n
dix-tor to see -no and he recommended
the Cuticura H'-rvxIi.'s. Thev cured me
in a few weeks. I have used the Cuticura
Remedies, also, for a breaking out on
my hands nnd tss benefited a great
deal. I haven't ha. I anv more troublo
with the tu nip diseajse. Mis- Jewao F.
Buchanan. H F. L>. 3. Hamilton, (??-,
Jan. 7. IsMKi."
Ootienrs So?r rev >. cutic^r* Otr>?m?i? (Stv- ) .
(S&r < are nM lluvuch i!ih?? rhl I irr UnK
A t*bcm 0*rp . > Pf.-ns. 1*5 Cetymbu. \vr.,
Mr ' r - ? M ?! OHkura
Why don't you try it. You are wol ;
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices at" they are getting too old .
?o hold and sell at a profit Yours,
if Herman Grlmn
SMOKERS ATTENTION.
\V. W. Boughton has taken the
ajm.cv for tlie justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
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BOYS AND GIRLS.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER 1.
No. S47-\ NOTICE and ORDER
The Estate of HENRY CROSS.
WHEREAS, the United States of
\iskm Number Otie. has made and
aska, on or about the 7th day of No
Skagway, in Skacway Precinct, Di
\ ision Number One. District of Al
aska, of One Hundred Twenty-eight
I Do'lars and se\enty cents ($12S.701.
'and that said deceased left no heirs
other nerson entitled to said
the United States, and that said
sum is now on deposit with said E.
\V. Pettlt as Clerk of the District
Court for the District of Alaska, Di
vision Number One. and whereas,
said information prays that the said
t sum of money be adjudged and do
reed to be the lawful property of
th? United States, the plaintiff here
in;
NOW. THEREFORE. IT IS OR
rFRFD. that all persons interested
n the said estate, money, or prop
. y, bo a 1 app< ar before the above
r titled Court, at Skagway, Alaska.
? rd show cause, if any they have,
* >n or before th- fifth (Tit day of \uc
?
. said estate, money, or property should
! ot vest in the United States, the
pla'ntiff herein.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
* that this Notice and Order bo pub
* lifhed for six consecutive weeks 'n
,* :h* Skagway Alaskan, a newspaper
<? of general circulation, published In
^ fkr.gway Precinct. District of Alaska,
j Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
* till. THOMAS R. LYONS,
i* District Judge.
First publication May i.">, 1911.
(. | I^ist publication .Tune 27, 1911
WRESTLING BOUTS
0?ie of the Oldest Forms of Sport
Known to Man.
i
THE ART IN ANCIENT EGYPT.
Record! Show That the Early Athlete*
Were Matter* of Over Pour Hundred
Different Hold* ? Many of the Old
Grip* Are Ueed In the Modern Game
The strvnuona wrestling game I* n*
old ns the hill*. In tlu> day* when
m?>? lived In cave*. clothed (lifmot'lvr*
with fig leaves In summer and girded
tholr loins nnd limbs with akin* of fur
in winter wrestling was imrt of tholr
mode of fighting. 'Hint the rhange In
tho mode of life dnrinv the lone circle
of years to i ho present day tins not
Injured the art. thnt It Mist* practical
ly ns ll was In the dim. uncertain
ig**s of the past, softened nnd roel ]
lowed perhaps In so me of Ihe nide
essentials, Is made manifest by tho
records which have stood nil these
fears, mocking the attempt* of Eather
Time to efface them.
In the temple tomlw of Itenl llasnn.
located near the hank* of the Nile,
hewn In stone, wrestlers nre depleted
In various p uillon*. or mpllfylng nil
the holds and fa lit that the modem
exjH-inents of wrestling now u?o In
their iKuits. In tomlw Noa lfl ami 17 '
the flenres of the wrestlers represent
nearly 450 positions. It won Id seem
from this that the Egyptian* were
masters of the art of wrestling nnd
that the present day athlete scarcely
deviates from the methods employed
by men in this sport when the enrth
was yonng nnd Ecypt was the head,
legs nnd torso of civilisation.
It wns from the Egyptians that the
Greeks obtained their knowledge of >
wrestling. The figures In tho Rent
TTasnn tombs prove this. The (Jreeks
were the gr--.itrst fighters of those1
days, nnd It wns bnt natural that they
ad - t ?? 1 jsirt-. ns a mean" to develop
their physic I condition; hence It wns
that at their games held nt Olympla
fid ' -where at stated Intervals
wrestling ?as part of the program
At those games the champions of the
friendly nations met In rivalry. There
was great glory attached to a victory.
Tt si: vo-sful >mpet1tor wns treated
like a hero. His return to his native
1 .iinl n- I l is ei'try Into his home city
were : nde an <- -.tsion for n trlum
1 1 ant priv o<v|on. He was the hero of
the day. of the honr.
The Olympic gnme*? their revival
dntes from 77fi B. C.~ were held every
f ? , r :rs ,! o.\ inpla. In Ellis They
were started ns n religions festival In
I ? >r f Jr -t. bnt the games. like i
tins ; ? >. s.mn Nvamc the thing, and I
i!m !o 1 ? ? siclit of the solemnity
? 1 - t -v , f the meetings nnd as
sembled there Just to see the sport.
It w < in the eighteenth Olympiad* j
107 R. i .. thnt the first record of wros :
t it v.-is f-"nbllshed. Enrnbatos, n
s ? i- the victor, lie carrlo<l ;
off the prize, a crown of wild olive j
r . 'le from a tree which stood within i
the inclosure nt Olympla.
It will I"1 Mvn from tnis tnai wrpv
tin l i- fi; p of the oldest sports, pas
tlni.>s, means of ntt.T k or defense, rail
it v. i, ; y i . known In flip history
?( ii I r.iin the dawn <?f literature
there ::re re<.> ?!? of wrestling bouts
To Ilomer we owe that glittering,
cl'>v -;ic de- ? r'ion of the encounter
(..'tween Ainx and riy<?cs. He lm
.<!? i i -d A x. who was the Incar
nation of strength, the physical power
; in man. nnd Clyssea, the crafty, the
; champion of every art and wile. Ho
mer Iteforc he was stricken Mind wit
, ne<*od many great wrestling bouts In
j the Creek cities. In his "Tliad"' he
Trophlcally desrril>es the wrestling
bout between I'lysses and Ajax.
Nor Is that nil. In the convulsions
of strife which followed among the
fighting warriors, down through many
chaotic changes out of which empires
rose and fell along the path of time,
in periods dull, creaking, rude and
gross down to the present decade,
wrestling was known, understood and
played Its part. That Shakespeare In
his day realized Its popularity and
made use of it Is evident In that scene
between Orlando and the duke's wres
tler In "As Yon I,lke It" Although
the play was supposed to take place In
France, tbo wrestling In this scene Is a
reproduction of that practiced In Eng- '
land at that time.
In the long time that wrestling has
held sway there have been many styles
? cntch-as-catch-can, Greco-Roman, col- i
lar and elbow, recumbent and upright.
Terminology of wrestling terms Is
meager. The names In many In
stances were purely local? as, for In
stance, Cumberland and Westmore
land. which In this country Is called
back wrestling. Collar and elbow
wresting originated In the counties of
Cornwall and Devon, England, and
still Is practiced there.
The catch-as-catch-can and Greeo
Homan styles are now the only ones
used In championship matches. The
former is all that Its name Implies.
A wrestler may catch his adversary
on any port of the tody, neck, head or
limbs In the latter style the hold !?
restricted to that part of the body
?t*ove the waist line.
Wrong Lie?n?*.
The Stranger? Are you quite sire
that that was a marriage license you
gave me last month? The official- Of
course! What's the matter? The
Stranger-Well. I've lived a dog's life
ever since. ? London Sketch.
A physician says thst ten minutes
of worry are more enervating than ?
week of work.
QUICK DELIVERY kHONE #0
Baggage. coal and wood d?llrer?4
ipon (honest notice day and ntjcht
h frwdknthal.
For 35c you can g?>t a wboleaome.
iome cooked m?al at the New Horn*
f'artaurant. !?th Are., Just off of
Broadway.
NOTICE TO CREOITORS.
i!avin? bp?-n appoints administ
rator of the i?*fatp of William E
I. ) dan, dec is??d, by lh"" Oommltwlon
?i Probata at Skaeway Precinct In
I ? First Division, ail person* har
M ( claim* against said decedent's
?f.iatc are hereby notified to pre
inf them, with the proper vouchers,
i* !thln six month* from the date of
hi* notice, to me at my place of
Hislnesq in Skaeway, Alaska
l>ated at Skagway. Alaska, May 2,
H. B. I?eFV?vre,
Administrator
F'rst publication May 3, 1911.
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