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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29

he Is president and manager. He ts wortf,
some money. He Is married and has sew
eral children His oldest daughter, Flor
ence Taggart. was drowned off New Or
leans In 1909, when the naphtha launch
Paul Jones exploded and sank. &
TaRgart Is modest about his uunlif i:a-
ttlorts for the national chairmanship De
claims nothing except that ne knows
the game OF politics thoroughly. has
played It successfully III that difficult
State. Indiana, for long time;. has an
adequate knowledge Of affairs In other
States. acquired during his services OF, the
Democratic National Committee ana on
the Executive Committee of that organ
ization during the two Bryan campaigns
lie wants. 10 Try his hand, and there
seems to- DO d disposition TO let him do
1t. His friends say he has. proved his
capac city to handle large affairs in his
business success in Indianapolis and IN
his conduct Of the affairs Of the city.
when he was Nfa yor. A
He has beensdescrlbed to Judge Parker
as a man thoroughly up-to-date IN his
political methods. OF enormous energy
and Of great courage. His own philos-
ophysis embodied In the sentiment. which
he frequently quotes: Never worry about
what happens less It happens to you. "
and in another phrase. which Is: you
can Win unless you have the votes-so
get the votes, - afii x
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..T1r,A.GGART HOLDS c 0NFEREN cE
with SSHEEHAN AND BELM ONT
\ Assoclated Press.,

Il NEW YORK, July 2s.-About thirty
members Of the Democratic National
5comn,ittee to-day were the guests OF J !.
a McDonald and made a trip through
4 tl,e subway system OF this city
jChairman Taggart to-day had q. con-
ference with William T.. Sheehan aud
+ August Belmont regarding the Exccu,-
tive Committee, which he is to name for
the Democratic Committee, Mr., Tag
u CART expects to leave New York to-mor-
row and Will return next Thursda Dur
Ing his absence the temporary headalllar =,
tiers Of the committee at the Hoffman
House will be In charge Of Secretary
q NVoodson, 5 r. .,s sS,iii "a III
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VIRGINIA DAR | (. i: ! :
AT The CLAMB } !! !. (. J.
souther,, Food, Songs and and.
Dances to Figuresin New #
. port Festivities,
INV 4 ssociated PressD

NEWPcRT, r, L., July 2s.-A1i Miss VA ~ Y y
Van Allen is giving q. 1noonllg 1t clam
bake at the Clam a ike Club % on the eve
n Ir Of August 18th. for seventy gu "a,
r clam. bake will he served OH tho
grounds lust outside the club house Il, by 7
,stayyard {iIace. the highest priced fcolorfd
steward in this country, and his two
icolored women cooks. who come from
their southern homes purposely 70; :. cooR.
southern dishes for the Clam -!3a KeTelup
While the bake is being served a scolored
minstrel troupe from culpepsr COUNTY,
Va, Will play and sing south err SONGS
An old fashioned southern brea down
dance win be feature Of the moonlight
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A HARD SLAP
AT vARDA.MAN
President Declines to Let Post
office be Named After
GoYerno
Il "a, =, =. & = lrh,e Times Dlspat h,)I

Z (sneclal to The TlmesrD lspatch,)
II AGI<sON, MISS. July es.--A profound
lsensa tion has been crea ted by President
Roonsseyelt,s refusal TO low new post
offlce III chickasaw county 10 he named
gYardam an. In honor Of the present iioy IS
!ernor II Mlssllssi me new town y
on the Southern q allway ~ 9 short DIS
lance from Okpl Ion q. v
III ii firmly believed here that the PEE.
|t!tion5 was referred to President Roosevelt
together with the newspaper Clipping
from ono OF the editorial III teranoes az
Governor Yardanan, While editor Of the
Gree n wood Commonwealth. In Which he
made a sYerys disrespeetful crit icism or
President Roosevelt's mot her. !. b II
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: (speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

NEW YORK. July 2s.-on complaint
sGf Margaret E. Cheeks OF No. SO West
,Fifty-eightt Street, Gertrude Taylor, Of
tile Hotel Cumberland, Fifty-fourth
Street. and Broadway, was arraigned to-.
day privately before Magistrate Pool, on.
the charge of abduction. Arrested with
Miss Taylor was Virginia II. Bowles,
daughter OF John b. Bowles, of SALEM
Va, the niece of Mrs. Cheeks, who was
wanted as witness and who Mrs.
Cheeks says, was abducted by Miss Tay-.
lor. The hearing was adjourned v till
Tuesday, r. s7
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SHEPARD RESIGNS.
Gives Up Position General Pas S
senger Agent Mobile G Ohio.
fRy Associated Press.J Ri

(By Associated Press.l
MOBILE. ALA July 2s.-Ghar y ! M;
snasse . aEert OF the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, has resigned that position = !. ne
RESIGNATION has not yet been & pup ilcly
announced I. but the information on. cones a11t !,
from a reliable source and Is "a nthorlta-
tive. Mr.. Shepard is now In New or *
city. 81; Is !, 3 1, !, s 4 Ia.
and Southern Railway are to be consoll.;
dated and moved to st. Louis Colonel, q E:i
L. Russell, general counsel Of the Slopilea
and Ohio Railroad, and Its former, pres res
ident. declares there Is no truth IN th y
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ss2s3 Es Gs it fe vi f{f
GOES ELSEWHERE
TO GET Fl A !. JURY !
Judge Witt Despairs Of Finding
Here MEN Qualified for
.oode Trial

The jury in the case OF James Goodc
was yesterday morning discharged Il by
Judge Witt and vcnire has been zen
for from ANOTHER community In the Ell
fort to secure a Jury, TO obtain one here
being 8despaired Of.
Court was opened At 10 A. NJ. yester-
day and adjourned until II clock. when
DR. virglnlus Harrison, the attending
{physican5o of the sick Juror, Mr.. Mlssen,
was present and maze statement to
the effect that although he could not say
positively that Mr.. hlussen would or
would not be a bic to undergo the fatigue
OF the trial,ayet he thought It very doubt-
5ful. He further SAID that owing to the
pa In Mr.. Mnssen wa In. he did not think
the Juror was In 1T condition 2, Ilti for the
mental work that would be Erequired . OF
him. Mr.. Mussen was sent and APP
tpeared In court looking very pale and
After consultation with Mr.. Richardson
and Messrs, Sands and Sands. Judge Witt
made Il brief address to the jury, In which
he said that he ttought$i 1t would be cruel
II the sick juror to force him to go
through the trial, thereby perhap s en- en-
Edangerlng his life and that. tn erefore, ne
would have to discharge the Jury lie
4, expressed his regret that this was ne
jcessary. saying that the Jury was a very
excellent one and satisfactory In every
respect 10 all concerned. .,s
& Mr.. Conway II. Sands asked tnnt the
case be post poned TIL 4 the September
term on the ground that It (! would be
more satisfactory TO himself on account
of his having been Il, court for the past
month. Mr.. Richardson objected to the
post ponement on the ground y la tho legal
reason had been offered therefor. and
that there was another indictm INT, hang
ing over Goode which had d to be tried.
Accordingly. j dge witt ordered a special
.yenire to be summoned and q d ourned
court till 10 A. Nj. IA o. da 81 W. {55
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Queer Fight With Snake. 4

lsS Fred Moorehead had m encounter with a
4 big b1acksnake last Friday morning which
he will remember for Some time. MIR Mootcs5
&hoad had taken the contract to- paint the Is,stl
bridge which spans the Hooking River justs
south Of Eayde nylle and was fen go ged at HIS
work when he encountered the repti lie X S
KY He was painting the un1 err side of the
structure from winsng sea- old, and push
Ing his brush filled With paint Into creyics
where tho beams rest on Il he nbntmAnts he
received an IN uctot,s to the ophid an chi
ship was disturbed no quickly darted his head
with Wide open mouth, and W darling & tongue
tat large putty knife. the paint er gave ba tile.
and in a short time the reptiles head was
several from its body. The Ssna Ike mea sureds
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TIL OMAS# TAGGART, OF INDIANA,
National


a great noise and spent ia UGH money.
Two days before the lndianapolis con = !
8vention Ia gart sent a MESA ge@ to.the
East, through the World, Ii tina Parker
would get the delegation: that the unit
rule would be applied, and s8 that there
would be no II earst men on 8 the list;
"A He knew w hat h was talkinG about.
Indeed. his control of > that convention
showed the ~ borough methods of the
man. Every detail4had been thought out.
Every man had his. part to,p lny. He Sc;
Elected lonzo # Greene 3f Snit TIL. noted
throughout The State for his courage and
as a skilled presiding officer, to preside.
He did not go into the question Of a
platform at hat he wanted was to
get "a Parker elega ton, and he got one.
A Good Guess.
i He sat inconspicuously on the steps
of the stage during the convention II
low long will 1t last?, he was asked
Just as the opening prayer wa 81 being
said. 81. rs
Ut lasted four hours and ten minutes.
AT the end of that time Indiana had n-
strncted for Pa rker. applied 5 the unit
rule and had endorsed Taggart for, ma
ttional chairman This Indiana instruc-
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(By Associated Presss).

II syvAsHIN Gro IN, p. a. u II 3. ieu.s;
tenant Clement was la native OF South
Carolina, he cruiser Ma yflowera will
remain near Trieste for several weeks 'ts
70 take aboard other naval Ulcers and
men now II with typhoid u fever II n the
there. The May flower has been;
detached from Admiral Bankers d.
ron for his purpose. ], Gu tenant Glenn
#ent was aiken III soon after the arrival
OF the battieship fleet ut Trleste, and
when Ills condition becalne ser lous, hes
was Il removed to II The local q h ospital. IL
satisfactory a arrangements can be made
Ills remains will be brought to the United
States for intermcnt. He had been In
the navy since September, 1895. ;
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IN WRONG HOUSE .'::, y Sc: &
Man Frightens Ladies on East
CLAW Early This Morning.

AZ 5. N. Mckay is locked up IN the First
Police station charged with drnnken m =
Ainrran.s' No. 51lO3 East Clay Street;
About o'clock this morning u d !, 8, n =
the house were frightened /, by ! hearing "a !; ns
some one walking hall ana &c Sc l ini
trnd Ter. was. He responded and on inyeS-
;tieatlon found Mckay lying IN the nall y
lie immediately phoned the { Po1',ee sta "a
az - !. ihson answered the call. They
S fe,,gd the man to be drunk, and At Is
: tb pnmpht That he wandered into the house
thinking ii was his home stated Ina rnns
he was a clerk, but itScould not De lesit isu
where he resided. vi S
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OBITUARY. i / / j
Funeral Services. 81.

u Tile funeral Of William Thomas White
ssonlof Philip r.. and Emma Spence White
place to-day at84 O. clock r. N1.Sfronle tile
residence OF his parents, No. 7l3 South
Laurel Stree t., n n sif
n The funeral OF. Il Mr., George nj, Crone.i
the Sick, Will Ike place this AFTERNOON
at d clock, from 6 race Street Presbyte..S,
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Funeral Of Admiral N Taylor.
-LlfIsy AssncIated Prcss.l 81.

4t7l4 tEsyI Associated Prcss. - 80
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2S,-Tho.
ren,alnss or Rear-Admlral Fl. c, Taylor,
late chief of he Bureau of Navleation.!
Navy Department., reached GNvash lington
to-day, accompanied by Mrs. aylor, her
TWO sons and daughter. The funeral
services were held this afternoon at the
National Cemetery at Arlington.s where
full military honors were arran ged :g8 The
flags over the navy and war department.
flags over the Navy and War De2art-s
n,ents were half-masted as q mark % res
snect. w ~ Etl M ,gela slHHl
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~
ton for Parker came at that critical
time IN May, when the Parker ma ma gers
was hailed lin the lSast , as lping. In q
great measure. to establish the Parker
IS ia ggart went to ST, Louis and was t
once mt ~ the confidence of the Eastern
materially ne Anal T ps +, of gan;Isa-
lion on the first ballot, All that time he
Was making no secret % % !, desire e
:partsan,g outside Of The men from his
own stats. was and 8 I, 1, senatpy Joseph
gained the m oYement that brought "a bout
the caucus n nomination Of Tasgart by the
commlttee SsSl ss5; ss
Breezy and Unconyentio nal,
/ Personally Taggart Is brAezy. uncon-
Sventional and welcomes everybody with
n smile that has become. cale brated In
ont tho, country before the end OF the
campalgn, u he Is choseni E,
Tho Erenel, Lick anrinRz Hata- Of whiah
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s II | OR , A
For Infants and Children
Ihs Kind YOU Have Always b Bought V
/. s s;:ss =: :, lslzf4Zz;;;7is:S's'.l.
z 81 cETTo7II,Go SUNDAY,

PLACE GO sU SUM, 81 &c.. +, Z.
Reaeh PARK, West Point. special tra 3 !aa
leave q. r Slirloi leaves
sI,ea Oh ii, PARK, P. NJ and 10 FL NJ. 90 g,
9tanta 'ro,Ind trip. Enjoy the bdlny sea sea;
Ei,raezes and get one of those dellcioull .
tea food meals !; 60 minutes ride 81 one o.
Inc most delightful short trips out ut @ O.
richmond. Week day schedule ' o ',3 8.
a ret 81 rning 10 Il. NJ q
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Mrs. John Andrews. I

4 Il IN Especial to The Times Dlspn tcl1 aTT7
!FREDERICKSBuRG VA.,, July 2s.-t
Z Mrs. Andre WIS. widow of, the late John
Andrews, d led at her home iii Spotsylva-s
sniacounty,g "a fter.a protracted5 Illness. aged
eighty years. She is survived by four
children, tslS 3tt n MI ri vi ID
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with the college for 80 long and have
been 50 intimately concerned With It's ifl-
forests and affairs that you seem to me

with the college for 50 long and have
been 50 intimately concerned With Its In.
terests and affairs, that you seem to me
necessary and integral part Of the
whole place, and the dear old college,
which I love so we'll. Will never seem
the Same to me without YOU as Its off.
cial head. I only hope your successor
will BE willing to devote to It such hard. 3
persistent and loving labor as that which
it had the good fortune to receive at.
your hands. l feel sure that there ls not
one OF your old boys. who does not share
my feelings In the matter. We all owe
you great deal. and we are all grateful
for your flucnce upon Our lives BY
your ability as a teacher, by your co,,n--33
sells as a friend, by your admonitions as
our spiritual adviser. by your Interest IN
{lIs collectively and Individually, as stu
dents and as men, In the classroom, and
out, by many other means, you endeared
yourself to us and made for yourself a
place in our lives. which seldom falls
10 the lot Of men to make in the lives
OF others. IN short. you proved your
self friend. we shall not soon
forget or cease to love and revere. -
Give my very Kind regards to Dr.
Henry nd the other members OF you r
family, all Of whom hope are enjoying
good health. 1t Is, a great pleasure to
mo to feel that 4 shall carry Wit = me
through allSthe successes and dtsappoirt-
ments OF life, your kindly interest q nd ID
good wish n ii
"Faithfuily ana respectfully yours,
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DEATHS

cRON E--Die q at the Retreat Tor tho te,l
I. cRONE, m the sixty-thIrd year Of his
X age, 45 S, , .tsi ri /. s5
His funeral will take place at Grace
says R hITsaThHSRNoos Shuafa
Frlends OF the family Invited 70 "a. ats
tend. 4 Sd n
WHITE -Dted, at $40 r. NJ, July. esth.S
WILLIAM II OAIAS. yann gest CHI os
4 Philip II. and Emma Spence M hite, y get
eight months and nineteen, I, ga !. S 7. 81,
Funeral from residence, 7l3 s, Laurels
4 FRIDAY, July S9th, P, NJ.
r Farewell, our darling Willie;
With a-sigh and broken heart; IN
We hid farewell to our ~ tle one. u "
Forever wa must ma ~. Il isys af$ 4, ,s
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!. DRY n. Lippett.

z Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch HI ~ IS
ROANOKE. VA ,.Su,y IS 81 Or. w. 2 II. Lip
petit died last night 4 at the hospital from
typhoid fever, aged twenty-etgtt years. He
was a. nativh OF Dipwddle county and about
six weeks ago was married 10 Msa Harris,
daughter Of Judge HARRIS, OF that county.
His remains wore taken to pinwiddle for In.
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LIEUT. CLEMENT
DIES in TRIESTE !;
The Remains Will .Pr bly, be
T. 81 This lis C;o,lntt,ryy n
s. for ! nterlner1t .i X,
/! 9. !. ) !.
.RYaAssociateda Press.

s BY ASS ated Press
TRIEsT STR uly g -Lie,l-s
tenant James Wilkinson q rlent, ESof II the
United states battleship Kearsa re, vito VIC
was left here hos tai when r ear an
5Admlra Barkers squadron sailed, died I
OF typhoid fever to-day. VI.
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Dull Day for the Police. AS
al Up to Il 80 r. M. only two arrests had
been made in the First District, and 4
these two victims were charged N with
small OffenSes Sits st
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35".,RoBER i, HENN1Nci syvEBB.'

Eli wish that before leaving the county uni.
IT we're possible for me to look into the
eyes and shake the hand Of every 81 END
for whom this letter Is intended. but BY i q 3
this cannot be, I take this method IS 81
assuring you, one and all. OF my crate tnl
regards and cordial good wishes for your
welfare in time and eternity.
mi Sincerely and faithfully yours,
r CHARD3 SNi'ILWA1NsE,,.55sE8
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0A0T oEIA.
a..,. 4. q. The Kind You Have Always Bought
s So; !; : l,fzzzzz1

GO TO ST.&iL OUls VIA C.gAND O..
ROUTE,
solid Vestlbuled Trains with Dining Cars.
The chesapeake and Ohio Is the short
asst. quickest and best route to ST. Lonis.
3T'rain leaving Richmond 100 F.. NJ, runs
solid to st. Louis with through coaches
md sleeping cars, arriving st, Louis 6:'b
n. NJ Only one night an the road Tain.
leaving Richmond 1o:45S p. M. has through
pullman accommodations, arriving St.
outs 7:2o IA. M. second morning. Coach
cxcursror tickets sold for all trains of
eLch Tuesday and Thursday during the
month OF July. IS 33g3s Is
j Fifteer day rate, 81, 90,
Ten day coach excursion rate. $500,
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Y Bowel Complaint u e hlld IS. !,

V Bowel Complaint n In children 8.:S
SSlDuring the sumn,er months children
are subject to disord ers$ Of the \ bowels els!
which should & receive ca reful ttent lon
as soon as. the first unnat ural loose nes y
of the bowels q ppea Re. The best me d.
cine in use for bowel CONF lalnt .$ Is
Cham berian's Collie, olera md D ,gar
rheoa Remedy. Isl; IT promptly controls 9
33anv unnatural looseness Of the bowels,
whetherit be In a child or q adu ll Z. or
sale BY ali druggists.
q JUVENILE n - ssAH BAND, !,
Gentry Bros. Juvenile II ssartg ga san no.
one Of the season, S innova lions In the NJ Y \
asical$line. IS one of fea lures aqu ;
81 N this Years famous. ira ned an, ma !
shows by the Nlessrs. Gentry. M lft
al the prettiest little ponies that money lt
can buy and that time and patience. can !,
train. and begarbed In uniforms ,Wh - 3
y reIthe perfection Of the cost.lmer's ar
these Juvenile musicians discourse y - q g
sweetest and most popular airs ot28tile =
day while the street pal ade ais 3trayersing
the principal thorough ne rnoun tea
fha I'd sf1a e never before been seen VII y
b nv show and will be rcen with no othr
ar travelling attraction outside Of the
$centr,, show which comes to 2Richm ono
August "a and Sd, hin IND Vine lns
STRAITS fternool1g at 2 :30. eyeniTg g = ..
\ E,.arvti,ing With the Gentry show this THIS
Ven q brand new. being evoly from ON
5orirnal IDEAS and equipped at enormous
axnense Prices will remain as hereto g or ~
DO not fail to Ebe down town NOT "a yer
than 10 o clock in cas- yoll ca re % 20
the most unique street parade ever eell'
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3WEEK.ENp EXCURSIONS TO NEW
JERSEY sEAsH ORE RESORTS,

~ NM q q n
Commencing June oath and until Sep
.tamber 10th. inclusive. the r., +, q p
r.. r., will sell on Friday and Saturday OF
each week. special excursion tickets TO
Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean. City ana
Sea Isle City, y, a. rate o. w 4ro sN,ts
only on date cf sale and for return pass
sage leaving destination not later than
tuesday following date OF issue. Apply
ticket agents RI +. 8 r.. =. r.,
w. r.. TAYLOR, TRAFFIC Manager,
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"A REMIND der.
M sThe Readi Ing Ra llroad Is going to dissolve
Its voting trust yhcl{ reminds Us sga to
: 70 do the same thing = stolk Ledger.
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EVERY AFTERNOON TIC d F7Eb POF f'I1
Az LAR RESORT. rs 1. 81
specIalt trains leave Richmond every
rfternoon. 80 for Beach Park; return.
Ing, leave West Point (Beaeh Pnrp, ~
r.. nj, so minutes ride. Music danclhs,i
boating. fishing, bathing and sea 1000
m Gals; so cents round trip. n
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L 3 work when he was fifteen, and when
4 he was seventeen he4 got Ills Job In 3 = the
lunch counter in tho indianapolis sta
ton. He walked there from Carrot 53
:. r .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
STOMACH TROUBLE.
Mr.. w. e. Waternouse Cured by Vinot
After Everything Else Had
Failed.

Mr.. Waterhouse says: Il suffered
so long with indigestion and stomach
trouble that lost II pounds in
weight I had used all Kinds OF rene
dies without help. Eionl was recon-.
hineded, and | decided to try 1t. |
soon commenced to feel better, my
stomach trouble disappeared and |
can eat heartily without the slightest
distress. My experience leads me to
believe that no medicine equals Nlnof
for stomach troubles and indigestion.
1t tones up the stomach, increases
the appetite and creates strength.
L. 3. Coon. our local druggist says:
"It is no wonder Nino cures such
cases as that of Mr. Waterhouse when
you consider that Vinol contains in
a highly concentrated form all OF tn"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

strenG henins. healing properties OF
thai famous old remedy. cod liver
ol. without drop OF oil or grease to
nauseate or upset the stomach, and
this is why it cures when sickeninS
drugs. emulsions and old forms of cod
liver oil fail
"Vinol is easily dicested. il heals
and tones up the tired worn nerves OF
the stomach CT ,ates a healthy appe-
tie and makes pure. rich. red blood.
AT any rate said Mr.. Coon, III
there is person in Pine Bluff suffer,
III. from stomach trouble, we ask
Il. ,'n 10 try Vinol on our guarantee to
r. urn money If it fails. This is a
fair and square offer made in good
faith" l.. &. Coon. druggist.
W. e. Waterhouse.