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"Vl'KOI.A" laxative Cold Tal>
lets
The speedy relief for colds,
coughs, bronchitis, headache ami
neuralgia. "Purola" laxative cold
Tablets have no peer In reducing
thrf fever and allaying the pnlna
accompanying and following La
(irlppe.
For Sale by
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Skagway, Ah ska
SHEEP TO MOW LAWNS.
Rockefollar Find* Nov>l Way to Ra
due* Hit Expansti.
Tarrytowu, N. Y.- Jo iu I>. Uixkefel
lor W still economizing. Willie playing
vrolf with some friend* lu tbo early
spring oue said:
"Mr Rockefeller, why dent you buy
about -100 sheep iind let them feed on
your lawus. and lu that wny you would
save the cost of cuttlni; the grass, and
besides tbe sheep would keep It lu cou
dltloii always?"
"Uow much would they cost?" be
asked.
"About $il each, making an expendi
ture of about {",400." said the friend.
"Oh. that's too much." answered Mr.
Rockefeller.
Tbe Idea did not drop with Mr. Rock
?feller. however, aud he went homo
ind started to Ugure the cast of his big
motor lawn mowers unl the cost of the
sheep and found out that his friend's
?ingestion was nu economical one. ho
tie placed nu order for 400 Southdown
ibeep The other day the Inst load was
taken to i'ocuiitlco Hills by automo
bile. and the sheep now are eating their
Qll of grass on Mr. Rockefeller's estate,
at the same time savin;; him money.
WALKS EIGHT MILES AT 112.
Arkansas Woman Sens Marriage of
Graat-graat-graat- grandchild.
Lead IIIII. Ark.? It W seldom that a
l?crson has the op|K>rtuulty to attend
the wedding of a great-great -great
eraiidsiilld. a child of the sixth genera
tlon lu a family, but such was the case
when Mrs. Klmira Wagoner, who lives
between this place and Protein, Mo.,
attended the wedding of Possle Clark
sou. her groat-great-great-granddniigh
ter. Miss Clarkson was married to
John ("pshaw at a big revival meeting
at Bradley's Kerry
Mrs Wagoner lives (our miles from
where the wedding took placo and In
listed that she should go when thooth
er members of the family made ready
to start. The family, which Is com
posed of her granddaughter and great
granddaughter, has no team The oth
ers were going to walk, aud Mrs Wag
oner Insisted that hIic could walk also
While she Is 1 1'.' .veal's old. she gets
around quite lively, rs she won her
point and accompanied the others to
the wedding.
Flowered voile Is one of the poputMr
fabrics of the day whose popularity is |
uot proving their death This flowered
voile Is sold In several colors and
weaves Some of It Its not within tho
reach of n scanty purse, hut there Is
much of It that Is Inexpensive.
The background Is generally white
or tau. and the latter Is more oftener |
used for nfternoou p.nvns than the fT
MAKKS RAPID HKADWA V
Add Tills Fact to Your S! mo o
Kimwlrilxe.
Klrtuoy disomy cfteti advances s
rapidly that many a person is firml)
lu its grasp beforo aware of Its prog
r?ss. Prompt atteuilon should b
given tbo (lighter symptoo of Kid
ney disorder. If Ibeio la a dull puli
111 tho back, headaches, dizzy spells
of a tired worn out fooling or If th
xldnwy secretions nro offensive, lr
regular and attended with pain, pro
cure a good klduoy remedy at onco
Thousands rocomm ?nd Doan's Kid
uey Pills. Rend tho statcmont be
H. W. Drohn, master mariner
109 Perry St., San BVancUco, Cal.
says: "I found, as I got along In
years, that kidney trouble was grad
ually coming on mo.- 1 didn't pay
niuch attention to it at first, untl
my aukles began to iiwell. This wa
soon followed by troublo with tho
kidney secretions. I noticed sedl
mont in tho socrjiJons und knew tha
my kidneys noeded attention. Whei
I heard of Donn s Kidney Pills,
b gan using them. Thoy soon ro
moved the trouble and bonofltcd m
In overy way. 1 havo often advised
n<" neighbors to try Doan's Kidney,
Pills and those who have dono so
wero well pleased with the results."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostor-Mllbum Co., nuffalo
Now York, solo agents for the Unit
ed States.
Romomber tho namo-? Doans'
ind take no other.
NOVEL OMELETS.
Dainty DilHoi For tho Summer Lunch'
can or Breakfait.
Break three ivsn In n bowl, add n
little white i>ep|>er und will:, beat flight
ly. add two tabU-spoonfuls of cream,
pour Into a frying pan containing a
tablrspooiiful of melted butter. Wltb
:i broad bladed knife lift I ho cooked
egg frotu all parts of tho pan, letting
(be uncooke<l egg run down to be
rooked.
Am hooii an all In net the omelet Is
ready to fold. Have a few spoonfuls of
the tender lops of rooked asparagus
heated in a small saucepan with a sea
soning of salt, pepper and butler.
Spre.nl these over the omelet, fold It
over and serve Immediately very hot.
Apple Omelet. Make an omelet as In
the preceding recipe and when It Is
set spread over it a layer of apple
sauce, fold II. turn It out on a hot dish
anil serve well sprinkled with powder
ed sugar.
Cheese Omelet.? Beat three eggs, add
ihree tftb!espoonfnl* of milk, a pinch
of salt and one of pepper. Turn Into a
frying pan In which a tnblcspoonful of
butter has lieeii melted. When the
omelet is set xprluklo it thickly with
CTtled cheese, fold it in half, turn II
jii to a hot dish, sprinkle It with chop
ped parsley and grated > Iieese and
place lu a hot oven for the cheese to
melt before serving.
A mushroom omelet may be made
by frying a few thinly sliced mush
rooms lu butter and spreading thorn,
hulter and all. over a plain omelet
made as In the Ilrst recipe. Any veg
etables?peas. celery, etc.? may be used
as an omelet lining lu the same way.
Orange Pudding.
The secret of making orange pud
ding which has no bitter tuste is to
make the pudding without heating the
orange Cook the pudding Ilrst and
then beat lu the oranges last. If a me
ringue cook i*d brown Is wanted on top
of the pudding l>ent the whites, stlflei.
them with sugar, use a teaspoonful
and a half to each white so that the
uierlngue will be unusually stiff, and
drop It in big spoonfuls on a granite
pie plate. Brown It In the oven, aud
when It I* cold slip the meringues on
the pudding. It is cooking which
C lakes the orange bitter, and a pudding
made In this way will be sweet.
L. E Mosheiin of Tacoma, who
passed through Skagway early in th
season, bound for tho Interior, who."
It was Ills luteutlon to remain un
til such a time as he had torn from
Mother Karth, his share of tho yel
low metal, was a passenger on las
night's train hitting tile b.'Vk track
to the states whero ho will spend
the coming winter with his fond
momiuer and popper, enjoying th
pleasures and comforts of homo life
Mr. Mosholm stated to a representa
tive of this paper tfcat he might be
back again but ho would firfet have
io gain the consent of his parents.
Bonded WUUKeys? Gibson, Moun
Virnon and Belmont. Ttio best of
[loer ? Blue Itlbbon, Budwelser and
Caie Rinler, nt tbo M iscot, Tele
phone 67
3Cc lor a homo cooked meal
quick, clean service Where ? At
Mi* New Home Restaurant, Fifth
ATcnuo, hair a minute from Broiil
There Is moro Catarrh In thin sec
tion of the country than aJ' other
dlsooses put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
Incurable. For a great many year*
doctors pronounced It n local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure ultb lo
cal treatment, pronounced It Inc.ir
able. Scion co has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market It Is takon internally In do
ses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It
acts directly on the blood nnd mucou
surfaces of the system. Tliey offer
ooo hundred dollars for any case l'
falls to cure. Send for circular anil
testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, o
Sold by Dnigglsta, 76c
Take Hall'f Family 'Ulg for consU
nation
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MONARCH
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IT M ICAN'S A SAVING or WORK ANI) WORRY
IT MKA.YS SATISFACTORY SERVICE A I. WAYS
Tli.- uporlor const ruction of the MONARCH Ik hucIi that^wastw
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tho hont hold captive until it docs its full duty. The same
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new Is retained through years and years of hard continuous uso.
That's why it's callod the "The Stay Satisfactory Range."
We recommend tlio MONARCH us wo linvo every confidence dial
it will mak<' good a" claims as it always lias iIiiihi.
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?vein r, riuo Hlbbon and Palo Rain
r Ik'O Rt tlio Ho*rd of Trade.
Location Notlccs, placer anil
luartz, 50c. a dozen at tlio D:il!>
Vlankan office. tf
jr'y >no "UROMO QUININE,' that is
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