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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

LOS ANGELES. Sept $ -ln the
aul,st au4 bloodiosy fight that Los
Angeles has SON " years. Billy
L.p., The ILLINOIS rhUnderbolta
blo.b,I llr STANLEY ke,chen in IL
roauls ml won the claim 20 the mid
Irv,s ht championship yesterday \
.4ht swing followed py fearful
hook $3.50 Vie trieb
lus AuEeles ne whole western
reht world is stfl trying 10 believe
IT, lr 81, thr most remarkable form
up,e, that prize hghtine in the west
has over experienced. The veteran
asht Gns who sat az che ringside
and u.t their money on keteheIl--
thc huo. Ner-out. the man vino stops
them wita a punch, who wins his bat
dies liza ur rounds could hardly
believe they were awake when they
saw the 'urdy squate.raced German
tfom thc Mississippi valley meet the
Mountain Landslide az every trick
af tne game. hammer him around The
ring measure strength in smashing,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
WITH THE AMATEURS.

Paul Feys defeated the Knights Of
Security on the Mack-ave. diamond
SUNDAY afternoon. by the score OF l.
10 10.
The Seminole A. G. defeated the 81
Clair A. c. on their diamonds In the
- clair Heights. sunday afternoon.
scoring three runs In the ninth. put
ting another victory 20 their credit
by the score OF 10 B.
The Seminoles have Won Il out OF
% games this season. aud will shortly
organize football squad from their
tf;f-t-i,eiii- team 4,hey would like 10
book football games with any clubs
desiring games. Apply to- the Semin.
ole manager Paul Cooper. sb& Fischer
ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

crushing blows and finally deal him
stNseless Ia the floor
On4y forl a" fc% brieJl moments OF
the baiile did ketchell haze look.
Ma. F,1A a. he had Beaten Paple- IL
Milwaukee With sudden, savage at
tack i'm the first seconds OF the open
ing round. he succumbed 70 the same
fierce onslaught Ia the opening rush
OF the fight Three times he went
down-in the first round, and-he MAS
hardly able To keep his feet when his
seconds rushed In and dragged him to
his corner.
The wise dopesters at the ringside
indeed, the whole house sat Ia is
tonished silence There Was a master
figter going 10 pieces before the very
attack that had made him great The
had bet their money that ketchell
would win az be had In milwaukee,
with sudden. Irresistible left 20 thu
Jaw In the first ten seconds or the
hght Instead they saw their mar
backing up before rain OF blows
that shot from both sides uf an ami
mated catapult and literally hammer
ed their man 70 the noor
For vicious sayagery, the hght has
not seen its equal since men Quit
fghtlng finish battles with their bare
fists Al the end OF the first rounG.
Ketch's face was Bleeding in several
places and few rounds red stain
spread around Papke's mouth. The
thunderbolt fought for the head all the
way and the effect OF his attack show
cd in steadily growing stream ~
crimson that spread over ketchen 5
face as he rained In ripping rights
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
LAKE MARINERS AS
BASEBALL RIOTERS


Yesterday Sunday morning town
team called the Hancock colts came
down 10 practice. and seeing We could
play some, siumped US for "A game
They beat us tQ 8. but it was a pref
y fair game nj that HGry Beauval3
did the firing, yours truly doing the
receiving, Kid Harrington PLAYING the
initial bag, Frank Sadler a watchman,
on the keystone sack, Buster Brown.
a fireman at third. one of thu oilers
a. short and so on. our nine composed
entirely from members OF the crew.
In the afternoon the Hancock Colts
played the Hubhell Giants on the
same grounds and Kid Harrington
was chosen from the crowd OF spec
tators 10 ofiicate as arbitrator. lie is
some jumps and conducted The contest
a Ia SILK OLoughlin TO the entire sat
isfaction OF the players and crowd. IL
would be well for Ban Johnson 10 look
him up in making his selections for
next year
ire stUurupT tdau Cornelius. OF rfTT
Boland line, has a crack team. and
We expect 10 have game with them
when We get together IN a convenient
place The steamers VIM g. Paine
and JOS. j. Sullivan. of the Hutchinson
line, have teams which are good They
had a game up here short time ago,
the Sulivan's gang being the victors.
There are plenty OF others too numer-
Gus TO mention.
We are able TO follow the league
battles up pretty closely and the base.
ball page is in great demand when
we get the papers. Some great fan
ming bees and arguments occur here.
but think Harry and |, with the Zig
ers behind us. stu have the best Of it.
hope we will have az the finish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
Iiges 49, Browns SO; flurrat For Our Side!


crowd IL made possible the double
play which pulled the Tigers out or the
hole moment later with Ferris on
third. waiting TO score
rhe holiday crowd regarded Presi-
dent <ayln Of the local club as sort
81 philantlropist The Browns We're
surely butchered 10 make a Michigan
holiday.
Wallace contributed the most brill
liant Neldlng play 81 the game when
h went on hack OF Ferris. stopped
rawfords grounder and got sam at
first bgso
HartIell gave Coughlin three very
IdLI IIIIIII---E- -IIIIILs NJ TIIII VII Ru
! I1rftV- TWTrV ~ HOT nfts on tnVTI
BNl retiring him the other time hy a
Phenomenal stop.
The crowd expected 10 see Graham
staTt the game and go did Jennings
a. be- had his men batting at killian s
! left handed shoots for some time be
4 fore the contest opened.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
r THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE Def
Noteworthy Events in The
American LeaguyRacc

Detroit tooN botn games from
81. Louis. Mullen ard Winter
20 iMhIrg agaihst Powell Howell
and Crlhar Buncbed' MIS- sy tie
Tigers d.a Il [bosh gaines
Jost ard Chocn> we're too uuch
for y1r 500 ia bot games az
Ieveisrd Walsh ard smith yam
~ eodeavoring j. STEM tneRtide
m the first game Jones presented
nearly MS whole. tt.n az some
siege or otnee
saston took TIVE gam from
ne Athletcs. eureneH and AFRO
lanes toung 70 victory PLANK
and cygert wsre nv hard n the
first game
Johnson etched hts thlrd cor.
secutiYe shutoat against Ns",
Yor< AND aaqarn washington "on.
lo tne afternoon Hugnes stopped
ere poor Ka"ss.
every one Of tne American
eaeue cities Nss tNe scene OF
double victory. o. ever, case bot
New York { ~as t7s home team
ca the winning side
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
SPORTING NEWS. OF THE DA
GREATEST BASEBALL EB Day II II
DETROIT HISTORY, SEPT. Z

.oau same le.
TF H-aH
,.Uf inning. aD'a
t'. A
,i tr
" M .Hf
S1naefer walked Powell only
pass o. thr cay Crawford Lunt.
ed uut lust missed oc2tna it OUT.
Cobb or fast ore 81 w IHen's,
svro booted. aossnan Grove loto
eft. Scbaefcr secs ng po~e'I
bounced one orr SchmIats knee
and the Bases were San ntn orc
out Jones' batting ior C5ugnI0.
raised ~ 20 short ce0ter on
when Copu tore . 3ru scored
with the tieing run. Wltn men
en- first and second, Jerry Downs
peeie5 on = mighty double 20
rigntcrnter and Rossraa1 came in
WIN the ron toat Won the game.
Va Na- hr Hgs' iWt fe- c4! Ar
Tiser- have heal.a ro#cH ani was
tar uJ-t gur in Aaiea tau laNt Az
liei ~ tHa Support ~ tH r N inter
wlh Jul. batting HoI, ta"atonnI
gne afternoon c1mp Nas more
ias- Nothing io uu.hus 30 ~,
0.ih 0p U0wrU ard Mutiin tMir.ins
grand lA1' Nossuan 9heuol for De
roit with double a-i Nas Qut AZ
tMrd when Schmdt af ro Wallace
Coushln nas Ait and i'o~e4 mace 4
futile pnor to .et Schwidf ar third
Tina sacks ware can and he sight @.
blg George MuNu up 10 win nis o"r
game eay,~tluweli % hrNusiorm axe
be issued pass chat forced Schmidt
across Dr. pau with t'l- mrs. ruu o
the day
Then one explosion
MCINTYRE singled past Wallace
into center and coLghln and
Downs scored amid terrific entnu
siasm. Schaefer duplicated the
swat and the sacks "ere loaded
again
Tearfutly McAleer TOOK Howell
by the hand and led him from the
box Graham. the soItnpaw, took
up the thaukless task
The first ball Graham pitched
sam Crawford pasted into the &c
mote hence in right i'eid. Muffin
and Mcintyre coyntins Cobo MT
enc even bit hardei ard era"
ford came home.
SEVEN Rl NJ
The rest was q iibiaJon ana peo-
pie fell % discussing hoU finely CleNe-
land was doing e. dus IA knocking
down The Sox
To-day Fielder Jones' ana his mighty
men aDpear for tine drs. ot av games
n WAS take three cons utiye defeats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

had rroy.n SO -uccessful There was
none 80 n after the second inning
StOnc came near making q mlrhc,
toil. stab OF Cuhn's two haggtr re
could iust touch it. however dcH"cfins
~ lnto the crowd
Tne Tigers were lucky 20 score thtif
nrst nun. ln fact. the fortunes ~ 'ht
I.ts were about all theirs, except j"
st Louis FIRST inning
Tie tnouster Michigan state ar
furnished 4 strong counter att traction
ali day ana "a big Labor ilaf p"F7"'
kent "A bunch Of the FANS away
TTT T-T-TT7- -TTT7 =
indf.at. that AcAls"r Is satisfied iHht
t,rnrn.tt must cot down 10 weight
p,o 40 rho fine pieces ot fielding not
..an en- the score was Conbs Wo%k lu
reading orr Wallace's singh" IN ~"
sixth. preventing 70 from soins mo t"'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
Tvs arother Comes ch.an.

Paul Cobb. "Ty" young brother, has
been secured by the Browns. He
comes via the draft route. and not
purchase as was reported.
Jack O'ConnOr spent several days
looking over the younger Georgian.
but wasn't any too well pleased with
his work The Joplin cluD wanted 49,
900 for Cobb's release II seems that
Hedges and McAleer have pu, another
one over, as Cobb cost but $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
81 NJ. NJ NAUGAToN.

SAE FRANrIsCU Sopt Aiier
deil,rtng tsN bod, punch % 'he
tweors hire roahd NreU looked
owen Moran d tne eye ami -aid
snecrinsly
80 l.aW t0daY OWen-
Certainly not. I've son by "a nile
said MORAN and Then they @aied ~
and 0mpltted The round
Referee Welch called it draw,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

In order 10 make hi, with the
muuch OF newsbOys in front OF the
hotel Plano Smith spent 90 cents for
papers In bunch and the deal took
all Nhe money he had. "Rockefelles
-loLhIn&- on me The great piIcheI
...arla Lila ALn..ll- -naAs-tQ
those %ho thought Nh Rockefeller
reads the papers be buys;-@Charles
DRYDEN IN Chicago Tribune
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
How They Raced
Al the State Fair

a-YEAR-oI.p TROT PURSE 5000.
Resal Expedition b. e.. ny Metal
H. pubose. Us Expedition
tTeachou .... -t....... .s.t.-' ,
trnko. D. g.. bs Nobel tflcrce) -.
Aurrrrlatlon b. e.. hy Expedition
efiutkuell .....,. ......... .ss,,
Relsirt McGrcxor. br. a. by Bel
sfrt tBatteuhurRt ..+tt'' y
q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

aeht again lcsAs/ IL tho belief that
little Able las HbouN met his matci
81 tsat. ~ q cinch they were not
eAtlnalns themselves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
PAPKE,S WIN is BIGGEST
SURPRISE IN PUG1LISM

and lefts and the battered skin tore
apart beneath The rasp of thc gloves.
AFTER IL Wa AL over Il was os cas-
To dope fupkr rs THE winner as a.
had ben To figure ont cinch Tor
Kerch before JeHrics counted out my
seconds over him
Fdr days Pepke had told eVeryon'
that Ketch got the jump On him b
fore With 4 quick punch IN the open
ing round and lhat ne had no chance
10 repeat Papke made This talk ana
backed il up with bets IA 4 manner
that shuuid have conveyed mes
sage "a the wise money, but thesr
men. who have made life work oi
figuring cunt the merit- on prize hgh'
ers stood stanchly 90 their dope that d
man once beaten was beaten agaiI.
And they still believed against al
hope until the piuful beginning OF the
end in the eleventh round, wh"h
Koch. his face crushed shapeless. his
chest heaying and his arms po"erles-
reeled around the ring as the urtA
bur stronger man drove him VITA
round armswings and finally hufIe
him through The ropes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Ketch came mp FOR the twelfth
blind. sick and trying 10 breathe
through the stream of blood that
poured from his mouth and nose. BE
fore he could get his hands up. Papkc
caught his jaw with a terrific righl
swing and ~ sank 10 Tho iloor. he
was up again al tho count OF six, but
the Thunderbolt. wipine the blood or
his face, Steadied himself and stet-
ping TN, smashed terrific right hook
TO the chin ketch spun half way
around and went down on his face II
was knockout Jen motioned Papke
back and signed Go ketch's seconds TO
come and get thoir man.
Papke was. the heavier. lle stirred
the beam al l5S pounds, the limit
while Ketch. ia fighting trunks an /
shoes. was two pounds under weight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
W J.. Pet W l.. Fft.
Detroit ~ ~ .5sg Athletics IN 80 49,
chicago 81 % as3 Boston ~ 90 fsI
81 Louis 20 - 500 Wash ton % ~ $3.50
cle'land 90 IS .543 ~ York .4nss $50
ye~tcrday's observation-disclosures.
Detroit. 4 ST Louis.
r-fyTvrrtu1Tri. - tiftertf. -A-
Washington !. New york; Al
RosAon. 8. PhiladelDhif lA
Yesterdays ne-uits-A,r~rAo'a-
t\ petroiA y. ~. louis, -
CIeyeluhd. 5.\ Chicago.
w WILMINGTON Y. Kew York 5 ~
l----I...4ti aI.----4t Ell lllL4l IL ola =
Todsy'~ Games.
" -rTfrHgDv NJ ttrtr-tt---x-
New York at Philadelphia.
II Louis az Cleveland.
Boston ~ Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

N"sterda,'~ Rrsuits-M Morning.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

Muco Solvent had its origin IN the
lumber regions Of Wisconsin, where
diphthcria and throat trouble are pre-
valent. Ii IL without q peer in the
treatment Of these diseases.
Muco Solvent, the great throat rem
edy, does not harm the weakest stom-
ach like the ordinary cough syru2s. In
fact 1t tones up the lining of the ston-
ach the same as it does the lining Of
the throat.
"Generally debiIitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn-out and all rundown. Burdock
Blood Bitiers made me a well woman"
Mrs. chas. Freitoy, Moosup, Conn.
Mr.. Sheldon, Taft's choice for Treas
urer Of the Republican Committee be-
Iieves money from the Trusts and Cor
porations il not tainted" We expect
Oh az much, and later on expect to hear
there are no msiefactors of great wealth
If they contribute freely.
ANY person who b as a weak throat
and il subject to soFe throat and quinsy
should use small quantity Of Muco
Soiyent daily during the winter aud
early spring months. The result will
surprise you. mo.
1t must jar The Sunshine Cas- 70
hear the report from the Labor leaders
that s4 $50 men are still unemployed
in the bullding trades.
This il what Hon. Jake Moore, State
Warden, Of Georges, say Of kodol for
Dyspepssa: a Il. 4. Dewitt 4 60. Ehi-
eago. Ii Dear Sirs--I have suffered
more than twenty years from indiges-
zion. About eighteen months ego had
grown 80 much worse that | could not
digest a crust Of corn bread and could
not retain anything on my stomach.
lost rs lbs; in fact made up my
mind that / could not live but short
time. when a friend Of mine recon-
fnended Kedol. | consented TO try 1t TO
please him and was better in one day.
i now weigh more than | ever did h
my life and am IN better health than
for many years. kcdoi Did it. | keeps
bottle constantly, aud write this hop
ing that humanity may be benefited
Yours very truly, Jake q. Moore, At-l
I.nta. Aug. III, 1864. Sold by W. :.
Harper and Manown 4 Barnes.
! mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

lie regarded his children IS nai-
sanee.
lie did all Jag nrting before mar
riage.
He never talked over hisadairS with
his wife.
He dcied OFT money his wife asif
to a servant.
Helookc,l down opou his wife as an
inferior being.
He thought Of bis wife only as 4
cneaphcase keeper
He never took time TO get aeQuaint-
ed with bis family.
He never dreamed that there were
two sides TO a marriage.
BE had one set Of manners for home
and another for society.
lie paid no attention to his personal
appearance afses marriage.
He thought hts wife should spend
all her time doing honsework.
He never dreamed that wife de
served praise and compliments,
He married an ideal aud WAS aisap.
pointed 10 lind that 1t had flaws,
He treated his wife as he would not
have dared treat another woman.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

avoid warm hashes In the sum
mer, and have in their place meat
loaf that can be served cold, y writes
Christine rerhune Herriek in Wom-
ans Home Companion for August.
"Chop your remnants OF steak or roast
fine, mix with them one thirdss much
cold boiled ham or tongue, season we'll,
and AID a couple of raw eggs beaten
light. II rather dry, molsten with
gravy or stock, turr into creased
mold with plain sides, cover, set IN q
baking pan with hot water about 1t,
and bake for an hour. This leaf may
also be made with raw beef, but then
it must cook for two hours. Let 1t get
very cold before turning out, and slice.
Veal leaf may bespreps red by this re-
cipe, and even cold roast lamb may be
treated in the same manner. The main
point to be borne In mind Ia the sea-
soning. BE careful that this il we'll
done and you will have popular
DISH"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24
Hobo Cat steal. ride.

That hoboes and some other people
will steal rides on railroad trains when
they get chance IL a well known fact,
but seldom IL ever perhaps, has a cat
been guilty OF this lawless act, yet
such thing occurred on the B. 4 O.
Az an eastbound freight train was
about to pull on. Of keyser early Sun
day morning large spotted cat was
chased from his perch and the train
started. When pattcrson's Creek was
reached the eat was again chased on
The same thing was tried by enc Of
the crew at Green Spring aud Magno-
liza, but every time the train pulled out
from the station the four-Iegged hobo
would hop up on the truck. When tho
train got 10 Sir Johns Run the con-
ductor said that cat showing such
persistcncy in gaining free ride ought
To be allowed 10 do so, and 80 he rode
to the Martinsburg yards where he dis
appeared, having come to his journeys
end and, doubtless, his home.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24
democrats Name Committee.

Grafton, w Va, July 10. The n ew
Democratic Congressional cemmittec
for the second district Of West Viz.
ginla has been appointed as follows
BARBOUR County, Benjamin Neodfordi
Berkeley, J. r. Thompson; Grant, X.
w. Baker; Hampshire, ). Sloan kuy-
kendall; Hardy,S. A. Mccoy Jefferson
). G. Young; Mineral, Luther x. Cara
kadon; Monongalia, j. ID. Stewart
Morgan, +. r. Lawyer; PeEdleton,
William Mccoy; Preston, j. slidell
Grown; Randslph. Lew g. Reynolds
Taylor, Thomas r. kenney, and Tuck
er, J. III. Dean.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24
a STEADY DRAIN J.
Sick Kidneys week.-mrs. tho whoI
Body Make You You I'll, LAM


Sick kidneys weaken thc bod
through the continual drainage sf I'm
giving albumen from the hlood MI
the urine, and the substitution of pot1
onous uric acid that goes breadee
through the system, sowing the sosx
Of disease. Loss Of aibumen oaue
Weakness languor, depression. TIN
poisoning causes rheumatic pains III
yorsness, nausea, cricks 10 tha b&el
gravel and kidney stones. The prOp<
treatment, and the best remedy
Doan kidney Pill'.
w. II. klmnieI, living on piedla1en|
street, keyscr, W Va, says: I. 1 sutieI
ed frotn kidney trouble fsr SIX or scve1
years, causing dull ache In the snnAl
OF my back. In my work I Am n
qnired 10 be ia sitting position n1oe
Of the time and this think has Acxye
to aggravate the trouble. 1t annoySI
me more during the day than at NH
and gradually grew worse when otkl
complications set IN. | saw Doau1
Kidneys Pills advertised and pfoctrel
a bo. they relieved me short tino,
continued taking them, the baekaef
was hanished and the difficulty VII
the kidneys corrected had no returl
Of my old complaint and can confiden
~ recommend Doan's Kidney rliIs.M
Plenty more proof like this tn
Martinshurg people. Call at sheI
| herds orug store aud ask what custe
mers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price "
Foster-Milbnrn fa Buffalo, INA
York sole agentsfof the United State
Remember the name Doan's ii
take no other.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

& ~. 81 70 @ as = "a.
gss,s Il. ~ .is Elsa Yta Ear AlsaYs 10agsi
II 6<es|asz ZA1cgZSe<
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24
Ely Bros,
50 Warren Street, N.

Bert Barber, Of Elton, Wis, says. Il
have only taken four doses III yoMK
Kidney and Bladder Pills and tltl
have done for me more than sny med
icine has ever done. am still tnkin&|
the pills as want perfect cure. q
Mr.. Barber refers to DeWitt's kf<in6
and Bladder Pills, Sold by w 8. Hnr
per and Manown Il Barnes. | mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

The soothing spray Of Eiy's Liqnl
Cream Balm, used La an atomixcr,
an unspeakabIe relief to suffersrs ffe
Catarrh. Some Of them describS II ~ =
Godsend, and no wonder. The th1c
foul discharge Is dislodged and tho r
tient breathes freely, perhaps for q
first time In weeks. Liquid Creonx
Balm contains ell the healing, pssrIl
Ing elements Of the solid form, azid n
never fails to satisfy. Sold ~ III dr1x
gIsts for 75c., including spraying Tut
or mailed by
Ely Bros,
So Warren Street, N.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

There is one preparations known to-
day that will promptly heip tsle stonz~1
ael1. ThIs IS KodoI koslol digesfs aiI
classes of food, and il does Il thoFough~
III. 50 that lie use Of tZ0dol faF Time
Il III With oct doubt heip amy osae wins
has stomach trouble or stomach elsok*|
ders. Take Kaklvl today and contintle|
it for the shert time that Il neeessa arr
10 give you complete relief. ke's9l is
sold by N. ). Harper and Naeosslf = !.
Barnes.