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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
EMERYVIllE RESULTS.

Oakland, April 16.-The fifth race
at Emeryville today resulted in one Of
the best finishes of the season, four
horses being noses and heads apart.
Oesa, a twelve TO one choncc won in
was third The other winners were
well supported. The racing season
ends tomorrow. Results;
First race. Futurity course. selling
Birth, 106 tCotton) TO 1. won:
Zalta, 106 (BoreD TO l. second; Dor
o;hy Ledgett log fMclntyre) 8 to 2,
third Time 1:12 10.
Second race, four furlongs. selling
l01 (Deverich) to 5. won;
Palo Chiqueto, 101. (Gross) % to 1,
second; Trans Atlantic. 106 (Borel-
to ]. third. Time AS 1-5.
Third race selling six furlongs-
Duke of Milan, 10 (Mentry )16 to 8,
won; Aunt Kit, 80 (Ross) 20 to 1,
second; Altamor. l04 (TapliD 13 to
l. third. Time lis 2-5.
Fourth race six furlongs. selling
Fulford. JOG (McIntyre) 8 TO 5. won;
Osorine, 80 (Deverich) to l, second !.
Yankee Daughter, 105 (Coburn) 10
10 1, third. Time ia %
Fifth race, mile selling-Oesa, 107.
NIcIntyre) IL to 1. won; Schleswig,
107 (Burns) IL TO 5, secondl Little
Siss, 100 (Taplin) 3 to 1, third Time
1;42 As.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards,
selling Import 1o4 (Taplin- 16 to 8.
won; Boggs, tClark) 3 TO 2, second.
Husky 100 &C. MilleD TO 2. third.
4 ime 1,f3,
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17

Peter Maher, the most popular puSll'
ist who ever reached these shores from
| ireland. again has ring aspirations,
and is now planning a campaign which
| includes a crack at the best heavy
weights In the business. Maher has
been taking care Of himself for some
time past and thinks his form In his
last two bouts entities him to chance
at better and bigger game, His new
manager Frank Jones, has mapped
out some good bouts, and If he Is sue
cessful Maher can then claim equal
rank with men who are counted as
stiff propositions. Maher is in a hap
py mood over his prospects and eX-
poets to make good He grew reminiS-
cent recently over some OF the Incl
dents which have happened during his
career, and when asked who was the
best man he ever met he said
"Fltzsimmons was by far the best
man | ever met. and / think he had IL
on all the heayyweights when he was
al his best He was more experienced
in the fine points and was n magnifl-
cent ring general No matter what
happened he usually had some means
Of oounteracting il and with his great
hitting powers he was man enough to
beat any fighter In the world. He
might not have been so clever as Cor
bctt, but he had the punch and the
heart and would wait his opportunity
and take all kinds of punishment un-
til he could get In his punch. After
that all he had to do was to collect tho
winners end of the purse. Bob mado
many enemies. but | always found him
the right sort. and II is too bad there
are not more OF his kind In the world.
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YOUNG coReETT
PHYSICAL MARVEL
Oenverte's 1Come Back" One of the
Most Surprising In Ring History.

New York, April 17.-One of the
most amazing things witnessed in
sborting circles in long time is the
comeback Of Young Corbett," whose
career since he was beaten by Jimmy
Britt in 1904 and by Battling Nelson
the same year. has not been along the
straight and narrow, to put it mildly.
When he lined up opposite Keyes,
the tough, fast, slugging East Slider.
who makes the best of the topnotchers
travel to bent him. Corbett resembled
the boy who tore the crown from Nc
Govern on Thanksgiving day, 1901,
at Hartford.
The paunch Corbett carried for the
past few years was missing The stur
dy shoulders and arms. beautiful as
chlscled marble showed ridges of
muscle. The stocty legs were verltable
pillars. He still carries too much
stomach to be the peerless fighter of
old. but he Is able to beat IS per cent
OF the hghtweights now doing busi-
ness.
With Keyes he was fast, clever and
aggressive. He whipped that great left
hook the jaw as snappy as ever. and
his footwork showed unexpected
speed He can take punch and come
back, same as he used to. When the
going is bad he shows his old tricks
of kidding his antagonist, it was this
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SANTA ANITA RESULTS

Les Angeles, April 16.-Good racing
was provided at Santa Anita today and
close finishes characterized all OF the
events. The most stirring finish of
the day came In tho fourth race, when
Vclma c., at 20 to 1. outgamed Cos
siper III. the favorite, in the last few
strides and got the decision by sort
head. while Gossiper II, beat Lee Har-
rison ii for the place by close mar
gin Results:
First race. selling five furlongs-
Beaumont, 100 (B. WoIson) 13 TO S,
won: C. w. Riley, 102 (Page) to 2.
second; Coriel, 104 CT. Rice) 4 to 1,
third Time LOO 10.
Second race. two year olds, purse.
four and q half furlongs-The Golden
Butterfly liz Preston) to 2. won;
Kid, lis (Shilling) to 2, second;
Silvia Fir, liz. (J. Howard) to 1,
third Time SO d-5
Third race. selling, seven furlongs-
Black Mate. 100 tB. Wilson, 6 to ].
won; Old Timer 103 (Kennedy- 2 to
]. second; Dennis Stafford, 107 tShil-
ling) 5 to 1, third. Time 1924 As.
Fourth race selling. six furlongs-
Yelma c., 105 O. HowarO 20 TO 1.
won; Gossiper II, los (Archibald 16
to 5. second, Lee Harrison III, 107
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NELSON MATCHED FOR
F0RTY'FIYE ROUND GO

Chicago. April 16.-BattlIng Nelson,
lightweight champion of the world,
and Packy Mcfarland OF Chicago,
were matched here tonight TO fight
ior'y-fVe rounds at James Coffroth's
Mission street arena In San Francisco
July S. The articles were signed at
a conference between the principals
and Coffroth.
The fight Will be held at 2 80 o'clock
Ill the afternoon and the men will
be called upon to weigh in at 1873
pounds at s o'clock in the morning.
The men Will fight for fifty per cent
of the gross receipts, and Will di-
vide IS per cent to the winner and
% TO the loser
Nelson offered TO fight winner take
all and moving picture privilege II
the weight was made 1873 pounds ring.
side. but Mcfarland would not agree
to that For this concession In the
weight question. Nelson will receive
the entire receipts OF the moving pic
ture privilege. Nelson also Will re-
ceive a bonus from Coffroth.
AIalachy Hogan OF Chicago was
chosen referee Each man posted a
forfeit of $4,000 and the sum will go
as a side bet. Both men agreed not TO
engage in any bout after June l.
Coffroth also matched Jimmie
Coulon and Monte Attell. They will
fight 90 rounds in San Francisco, on
June 10, weighing 155 pounds at the
ringside.
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JAPANESE DESERTER DETER
MINED NOT TO SURRENDER


San Francisco, April 16.-Tonijo
kawamoto, Japanese. Is years old,
said to have been q deserter from the
Japanese steamship Chyie Maru, now
In port here. was shot and killed early
today by Patrolman John Annear, who
vas himself cut about the neck and
cheek by a knife In the hands of the
sailor. Annear's injuries are not seri-
Gus. According to the police the Of
ficer was asked to arrest the alleged
deserter. by Y. Matsumayo. an officer
OF the ship in search OF the man. An
near said as he approached the delin-
quent seaman the latter drew a knife
and attacked him. Annear then shot
him through the head and breast
The Japanese died on the way to the
emergency hospital.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
NOTED PlCKPoCkET CAPTURED
BY GRAND ARMY MAN

Los Angeles, April 15.-Beniamin
Addison, alias "Sheeney Benny" said
to be one OF the most noted pickpock-
cts Of the country and who is be-
lieyed to be wanted In New York for
murder. was captured at Pasadena.
by j. S. Brady. a Grand Army veter-
an. Addison. who gave his name as
Joe Hill. attempted to steal a dia-
mond from Brady during parade.
but was detected by the old soldier
oyoIpowcred and turned over to the
police. lie was identified at Police
headquarters by means of tho Bertil-
lion system as Addison. and admitted
his identity
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ton and completed. and the numerous
big arc lights will be feature in that
part Of the yards.
"Over In the shop gallery force OF
men is at work putting In shafting and
arranging for the light machinery to
be placed upstairs, The last section OF
the gallery is being closed up as fast
as possible. and when the light machin-
cry has been placed In It's new posi-
tion. the heavy machinery purchased
for the first floor OF the shop Will go In
where it belongs, The re-arrangement
Of the shop will be thorough and COM
plete and will bring the plant up to
where 1t belongs as one of the best on
the system"
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PLANT TO BE
BEST IN
SYSTEM
RE-ARRANGEMENT OF S. p. SHOPS
WILL BE THOROUGH.
Vladuct Railing and WlreWork Already
Here-6ig Structure VIII Be
Handsome.

I'VE are closing up loose ends as
fast as possible on both the viaduct
and the new gallery in the back shop
of the Southern Pacific machine shop
plant" said Engineer A, Q Campbell,
to a Standard-Examiner reporter. "and
the next three weeks will see both
jobs completed and off our hands.
"The railing and wirework for the
viaduct is all here now and Contractor
Dundas is pushing the work through
as fast as possible. The wirework,
new poles for electric lights. stairways
and the like will give the big structure
a handsome appearance when In posi-
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60 RIGHT AT 1T.
Friends and Neiehbors In Ogden viii
Show You How.

Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
1t.
But 1t won't cure It.
You must reach the root of 1.-THE
Kidneys.
DoanS Kidney Pills go right at 1t;
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
They cure. too so Ogden people say.
Mrs. Thos. Shipley, 272 END St. Og
den. Utah, says: II heartily recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. The doc
tors told me | was suffering from
floating kidney and. deciding to try
Doans Kidney Pills, l procured a box
at Badcon's Pharmacy. They gave me
relief from the first and would advise
anyone suffering from kidney com
plant to give them trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
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FitzSi11lnl0nS Was the
Worlds Great Fighter

trick that made Terry McGovern lose
his head-and his title.
With Keyes the Denver lad stood
Toe to toe and exchanged wallop for
wallop. That he retains his eye was
evident, for his fists found the mark
with regularity, whereas Keyes miss
ed frequently.
One thing the little fighter demon.
strated beyond question. II he Will
train and reduce his avoirdupois to
the demands of the lightweight divis-
ion he has many good fight in him.
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(Shilling) to 1. third Time 1:13
Fifth race selling, ask furlongs-
TaXer 10i (Page) II to o. won Tavora
1o2 tB. WILSON, 15 to l, second. Ore
Ito, 107 tJ. HowarD to l, third.
Time, 1:13 80.
Sixth race. selling, mile and a quar-
ter-Lucy c.. 107 (Palms) 10 to l..
won; Silver Knight. 90 tVosper) IL
10 l, second; Liyius, 112 (Retug- 6 to
], third Time 206 2-5.
Seventh race, selling five and a
half furlongs-Albion H.. 10S (Bat-
well 20 to /, won. Valley Stream.
los (Rcttig) TO 2. second; La Chata
los 90 Howard) s to /. third. Time
1907.
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GoTcH DEFEATS LUNOlN

Chicago. April l6.-Frank Gotch. the
worlds wrestling champion, won a
handicap match from Hjalmar Lundin
here tonight .Gotch agreed 10 throw
Lundin once in twenty minutes and ac-
compilshed the fall by the use of
reverse Nelson in 2:35 DR.. B. f.
Roller, OF Seattle defeated the "Mys-
terious Conductor in straight falls
In the opening match.
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FORTY DETECTIVES ASSIGNED
TO PREVENT BETTING

Now York, April 16-In an effort TO
prevent betting on baseball games,
ioity detectives have been assigned
to duty in the grandstand at the Polo
grounds. Three men wore today held
i'll $500 bail each on charges of gambl-
ing at the New York Brooklyn games.
The police say that many bookmakers
since the closing of the race track
had planned to take bets on ball
games.
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"THE FIGHTING GHOST'
HAS BETTER OF MAHER

Philadelphia April 16.-Jeff Clark.
of Merchantyille. n. J., The Fighting
Ghost" had the better of Peter Maher
In a six round bout here tonight.
Peter floored Clark In the first round
but after that was unable to land
on his opponent. The Ghost" con
continually jabbed Maher and avoided
the latters counters by running away
or hmCginC
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PAYSoN EXPECTED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, April 16.-Edward Payson
Weston. is walking from New
York TO San Francisco Is expected
here tomorrow afternoon. He will
be met at the Indiana state line at
6 30 o'clock In the morning by the
South Chicago police and escorted to
the illinois Athletic club, where he
will be a guest until Sunday morning
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Act Quickly

if you hive sudden chill-if you have
colic, crnmp or diarh@a- don't wait min
ute. Tako teaspoonful of Perry Davis
PainIriller in half glass of hot water or milk.
You'll bc on tho road to quick recovery.
Have this tried remedy on hand for immc-
dinte use. icing prepared is balf tho bat
tie. New size bottles 35c., also in 50c. size.
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first lecture Sunday. April is. at
p. m. How TO Cure Poverty"
Monday evening, How to Educate
the Child" Tuesday evening. The
Law of Mental Healing" Wednes-
day. 2:30 p.. m, Freedom of Wo-
man. All are invited.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis 6; Cleveland S.

ST. Louis April 16.-St Louis Won
the final game Of the opening series
from Cleveland today. Stephens
home run tied the score In the sixth
innng and Ferris brought in the win
nincz nm In Tho ninth
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Danderiue kswonders. Itproduces
hair just as surely as rain
and tunshino raises crops. II produces thick
gfowtn OF lu1ur1aDt hair when all other reme-
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Prove its Yorth send this ad with l0c In stamps
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sample. kEOWLTON DANDERISE CO.,
Chicago, Ill.
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Detroit 10: Chicago 2.

Batteries-Dineen, Graham ant
stephens; Llnebhart and Berger.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 2: PHILADELPHIA O.

Boston. April 16.-ln a pitchers con
test between Llndaman and FoXen,
Boston defeated Philadelphia today 2
to 0. Score; r. H. E.
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ST. Iouis 3: chIoaoo 1

Ots COuIb OT'CdUO II
Chicago. April 16-Chicago lost to
St Louis today in pitchers battle.
Hagerman made his debut in fast com
pany and did fairly well, his timely
hits saving a shut-out
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TO Q. The gamo lasted seventeen
Innings
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Washington 3; Boston 2

Washington, April 16.-Boston
punched three errors In the first inning
of todays game and two singles and
triple by Washington at the same time
enahled The locals 10 win 9 10 g
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Philadelphia o.; New York 1.

Philadelphia. April 1.-two errors
by McInes In the fifth inning enabled
New York to defeat Philadelphia to-
day | to o. Both Brockett and
Schlitzer were very effective.
Score. r. Fl. f.
Philadelphia. ..............O
New YORK .......ss.s,...,..l
Batteries-Schlitzer Vickers and
Thomas; Brockett and Klelnow.
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BatterfeS-Dindaman and Bower
man; Foxen and Doom; Umplres Rig
lor and TRULY.
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Batteries-Koestner and Orendorf;
Henley and Berry.
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Cincinnati q: Pittsburo 8.

Cincinnati. April 16-The Pitts
burgs easily outbatted the Cincinna.
It's today. but the wildness of Powell
gave the locals enough runs to win
the game. Score: r, HE.
Cincinnati ................4 2
pittsburg MISUNDERSTANDING l
Batterles-Campbell and Dubec,
Rrondom and Powell and Gibson; Um-
pifes O'Day and Emslie
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Batteres-Hitt and Kinkel, Boice
and La Longe. Umpire McGreevy.
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Sacramento z; Portland O.
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BROOKLYN o: New York 8.

New York, April 1e-The New York
team in its second championship
game today beat Brooklyn to O. A
throw to first by Rucker. which should
have retired the side in the eighth
was the signal for the New Yorks to
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Stanford University. Cali, April IS
The University of California won the
final baseball game OF the seventeen
til annual series from Stanford today
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RatterleS-Whilen and
Rarkness and Armbruster.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vernon 2; OakIand o.

Los Angeles. April 16--Again to-
day the Vernon team defeated Oak
land 1t was an errorless game on
the part OF Vernon. The game was
very closely played. however. and only
tho wildness of Boice permitted Yer
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FREE LECTURES.

At Lecture
r o o m A,
Broom Hotel.
Prof Knox,
Mental Sci
ence College,
Seattle, the
most noted
teacher and
healer in the
world today
delivers his
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Los Angeles q; San Francisco o.

San Francisco. April IB.-
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ming run in the ninth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power aud au-
thority conferred upon and vested in me as
trustee: my written appointment as trustee
by A. A. Ash and Clara Ash being dated
November 18th. 1909. and recorded In book
81. at page COL. of the record OF land deeds of
LetlOre county. mississippi. rs provided for
by the terms and provisions OF that certain
deed from A. A. ASH and Clara Ash to ].
Allen Duncan, dated April 24th, 1908, and re-
corded in book 81. at page "a. OF the record of
land deeds OF Le1Ore county. Mississippi. /.
J. e. Reed. Jr., as trustee as aforesaid. de-
fault having been made in the ment of
the note described In said Ieed aud secured
by the lien therein retained, at the request
of the said 4. a. Ash aud Clara Ash, the
owners and holders Of said note, and In or
day of January, J9lo. within legal hours. at
the south door OF the court hOuSn of Lefiofe
county. Mississippi. in the city OF Green
wo.,d at public auction. to the highest bid
der. for cash, sell, in the manner required by
the laws OF Mississippi, the lands described
in said deed. or a sufdciency thereof, to pay
the amounts secured by said lien, to-wit:
The west half and the west half OF the east
half and the northea asst quarter of the north
east quarter and the southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter of section seven. In
township twenty-one, range two, west, in
Lelore county. Mississippi. containing Ave
hundred and thirty-eight ares more or less.
Witness my signature this the eth day OF
Decembhr, 1908.
J.E. REED, JR., Trustee.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
ROUND THE TOWN
Gathered in the Round Up.

The Pythians will elect officers at
their meeting on Dec. 80. A full atten-
dance Of members is requested.
Mrs. P. B. Portwood entertained the
Earnest Workers Monday afternoon.
Misses Virginia Topp and Gladys Ba-
O will return tomorrow from Column
bia Institute for the holidays.
Miss Lucille Stoner will return to-
morrow from Belmont College, Nash
vile, for the holidays.
Misses Edna and Gertrude McShane
will return tomorrow from Wards Sem
mary, Nashville, to spend Christmas at
home.
Mr.. Albert Marx is spending the hel-
days with relatives in the city.
Messrs. Monroe McClurg, Frank and
Robert Gardner, L%ittleton Upshur, John
Dulaney, Arthur Bell and Miss Hazel
Hope, will arrive from the University
next week to spend Christmas at home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Never ease by the GEM.
Two Beans to see the fun.
Dr.. Riley 0pens Office.

DR.. s. +. Riley, q graduate and reg
istered physician, osteopathic and &C.
Iectio treatment, who has been in our
city a few months, has opened an Office
in the front DOE of Stein building, on
the corner Of Howard and Washington
streets. DR.. Riley spends Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays in Grenada,
but the other days of the week are de-
voted to his prectlce in this city. To
those desiring this treatment he re-
quests him to visit his parlors and as
sures courteous treatment. Cumber-
land telephone $50.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.


R0tt0S V0Ov 0HUOCS Nh 0st50s
II Was taken last August with . se.
i rene stomach trouble. The doctor said
it WIS nervous dyspepsia 81. gave me
medicine for that l took his treatment
four weeks, didn't feel any better ct
the end Of Tour wheks than l did when /
commenced taking his medicine. /
took everything l heard of. The nrst
day af December, 1908, l got = box OF
Mi Una tablets. l took them that AZ
ternoon and the next day, and haven't
had one bit of pain in my stomach since
the 2 ID of December. 1 took i've boxes.
Feel we'll now, sleep good-that is
something 1 haven't done in . number
Of e rs Mrs. NJ. e. Maxfeld, RID
8, Avoca, New York, June 9, 1908.
Mi-o- ma in the form OF . tablet is the
best prescription for Indigestion ever
written.
1t relievhs a~fter-dinner distress,
belchipg of gas, foul breath, heartburn,
ETC., in five minutes.
1t is guaranteed by 8. L. Raines to
permanently cure Indigestion, acute or
chronic, or any disease Of the stomach,
or one back.
Mi o-na is sold by leading druggists
every here, and in Greenwood by s.
L. Raines at so cents q large box. Test
sample free from Booths Mi. o-na,
Buffalo, N. Y.