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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
DIhs sUDDENLY AZ n1s wonK
BODY OF EmsIay ciihkehBeard Fount
by His son.

Body OF EmsIay Clihkehbeard Found
by His son.
Emslay Cl~inkenbeard, who had a grading
contract in Rohrer's park addition where
considerable work IL being done at pres
ent, dropped dead Yesterday afternoon
from heart trouble while loosenins the dirt
in. a high bank. He was Alone at the
time, but It was only a short while after
that his dead body was found by his son,
who was driving one Of the wagons in
which the dirt from the bank was being
hauled to fiji a low place nearby.
~Cllnkenbeard's sudden death occurred
during the interval between the departure
of one wagon and the arrival Of the one
on which his son was. He had assisted in
loading one wagon and while awaitng the
arrival of that on which his son was,
C-llnkenbeard started to shovel the dirt
down from the top of the bank, when at
tackled.
Coroner Treynor on being notified ordered
the body removed to Cutters undertaking
establishment. pr. Treynor stated that an
inquest would not be necessary as death
was undoubtedly due to heart trouble.
Clinkenbeard was IS years Of age and is
survived by his wife. three sons and three
daughters. The family only removed to
Council Bluffs from Chiiieothe, Mo-, about
three weeks ago, and resided at 1918 Ave
nue. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
The Fountain Head ofLHe
Is The StonacbS

A nan who has a weak and impaired stomaeh and who does not
properly digest his food will soon find that his blood has become
weak and impoverished, and that his whole body is improperly and
insumchendy nounShed. - 1-
DR.. PLERGES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
makes the StOmsch sErORa, promotes the flow Of
digestive IHfeeS, restores fine lost appetite, AHakes
Assimilation perfect: lnHlaOrates the liver and
purhIes and enriches Ehe blood. n ~ the AreAt bIOod.makeF e
nesh.bHHder and Restorative nerve tonic. ~ makes men
strong In body active In mind ana eoof In IadaemenL
This Discovery" is q pure, GyesriO extract Of AmstiOsn medical roots,
absolutely free from alcohol and all injurious, habhfofmnG dua. All ia
INGREDIENTS are printed on tB wrappers. IL has no relationship with secret
nottums. Its every ingredeRt h endorsed BY the leedsfs In ell the schools Of
medicine. Don't accept . secret nOHNm@ 4 subsdtuts Tor this dne-provsn
remedy oF KNOWN COMPOSITION, AsK YOR NBHoHBoAs. They must know df
many cures made by il dudnt past 20 years. right in yoar own nsEhbonood.
Words DhpsnsaD Medical Association, Dr.. RV. PeFos, PrA, Buffalo, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
PREPARING ron DOBBINs CAST
Larceny Charge the First One to he
Tried.

Larceny Charge the First One to he
Tried.
County Attorney Hess announced yester-
day after consultation with Attorney Cen
eral Byers It had been decided that OF the
two indictments returned against John r.
Dobbins, alleged steerer for the Mabray
jbig store gang, in the district court. the
one charging larceny of $4,000 from T. w.
Ballew, the banker and lumber dealer Of
Princeton, Mo, shall be first tried. The
other Indictment against Dobbins was on
the charge of conspiracy to rob and>steal.
state has the right to elect which Of
the two cases shall be first taken up and
II was decided to try the larceny charge
as this is regarded as the stronger OF the
two.
AS Dobblns win be the first Of the Ma
bray gang to be brought to trial the case
will naturally be somewhat Of a test one
and the outcome will be watched with con-
siderable interest. Dobbins' trial in the
district court is set for November 10, while
that of j. c. Mabray In the federal court
will not be held until December Z.
The state has served notice on the de-
Tense that 1t intends to Introduce the testi-
mony of several witnesses who have al
ready been subpoenaed by which II is ex-
pected to show that Dobbins secured part
Of the $4,000 out of which Banker Ballew
claimed he was robbed or swindled, Dob
bins is said to have received $500 as his
share of the plumber in the Ballew case. 1t
was the rule of the big store syndicate, -
as shown by the memoranda found in Ma
bray's trunk after the latter's arrest in
Little Rock, Ark, to give the "steerer'
who brought the victim into the clutches Of
the gang. 90 per cent Of what the Mike was
fleeced out Of. w. H. Martin is said tC
have also acted as "steerer" in the Ballev
case and the 5000 which represented tn,
s~teerer's share OF the bankers money was
divided between Dobbins and Martin. ac-
co ding to memoranda found in Mabr Va IT.
tie red account book, which proved OF such
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Bids Opened for Construction OF the
Public Building mt Lead,
South Dakota
(FrOm a staff cOrrespondspt,)


WASHINGTON, oct. H.-(speoiA Tele-
gram. Bids were opened at the Treasury
department today for the construction OF
the public building at ID, S. d. The low
est bidder was ]. w. miller OF st, Pau,
MINI, at teO,75s. other bidders were J. H.
weisse, South Omaha. s65.4W; Newport
Construction and Engineering company,
Newport News, Va, 1925.
Rural carriers appointed: Nebraska
Howell, route 1. Charlie E. Warner. car
rier; no substitute. Iowa-Luther, route 1,
Emil ]. johnson, carrier; no substitute. og-
den, route e. Albert l.. Helphrey. carrier;
Myrtle Helphrey, substitute, South. Dakota
Ward, route. /, George J. A~psenmacher,
carrier; Emil w. Kruschke, substitute.
Daisy b, Wood has been appointed post
master at Kimbro, Stanley county, 8. D.,
Vice q. ]. Klmbro resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
BuILDrNos ron FRUir SNOW
with Temporary stFuctarss, Demand
Crowds supply.

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with Temporary Structures, DEMAND
Crowds supply.
The work OF erecting the temporary ad-
ditionai buildings for the National Horti-
cultural ongress was begun In earnest
yesterday, when a large force OF carpen-
ters commenced fencing I'm the large open
space at the Intersection OF Washington
avenue and Bryant and Main streets,
known as The Piasa. The entire space In
front OF the Auditorium to about twenty
feet south of the new bridge will be
enclosed and rooted. This will bring the
main entrance to the fruit exposition
close to the Main street bridge. Space
will be LETT on the west half OF the new
fire station sufficient to allow the taking
in and out Of the combination chemical
and hose wagon.
On the ground Immediately south Of the
fire station a large tent will Be erected
and another vii 'e pitched on Washing
ton avenue and connect with the Audi
forum on the north side. The latter tent
will be Used to house the government *.
hibits, The tent on Bryant street will
contain the premium exhibits. The adds-
tlonal space to be. rooted in will consume
1900 feet OF lumber for the flooring alone.
Several shipments Of fruit from differ
ent parts OF the country have already
reached here, IND have been placed In
cold storage. Applications for space are
received almost daily by superintendent
Reed, and II is now a question whether
all con be accommodated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
IoB CO.'S TO GURUS NAM
Kansas n Successfully Protests
Against appointment OF Man En-
dOrBed by Governor stubbs.

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct, 27.-Arthur ]. Nc
Cabe, a Topeka lawyer, is occupying a
place as assistant 10 Attorney General
wiekersham, according to an ~nnounco-
ment tonight by L. H. Greenwood. Nc.
Cabe's law partner.
This Is the place for which President Taft
asked Governor Rtubbs to choose a man.
The governor chose Robert Stone OF
Topeka. Later Senator Curtis headed a
delegation that protested to the president
and the appointment order was revoked.
MeCabe was appointed about two weeks
ago, but the matter. IL is said. here, was
kept secret both In Topeka and Wash.
ington.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
NIGHT RIDERS BURN BARN
West Virginia Planter who Refused
to Pool Crop suffers
Heavy Loss.

HUNTINGTON, w. va, Oct, A.-The
FIRST outbreak OF night riders In the south
western section OF West virginia for more
than a year past occurred last night in the
eastern part OF caben county. when the
large tobacco barn OF Everett Blake. con-
tanning his entire crop OF several thou
sand pounds OF tobacco, was completely
destroyed by fire. Blake had refused to
pool his tobacco. The officers have insti-
tuted An Investigation but no arrests have
Deen made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
FUNERAL OF BISHOP HARE
Service IA Held in Philadelphia and
Body Started for sioux FaIIsI
south Dakota.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2L--Attended by
six bishops, more than a half hundred
elefgymen and many lRymen, the funeral
service for the RI. Rev. William Hobart
Hare, D.. D., bishop OF the missionary ats
trict Of South Dakota was held here to-
day in the Protestant Episcopal church OF
ST. Luke n the Epiphany. After the serv-
ice, accompanied by members OF his fam
fly, the body was taken on the Pennsyi-
vanla railroad to Sioux Falls for inter
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
RenI Eatnte rrnnafern.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
October 2s by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
d. J. Hutchinson to John f. Wilcox,
lots in Oakfield add, W. d............S So
Mary ". Macrae and husband to s.
Shyker. lot 5, block q, Beers sub
div. W. 50
George w. Robards n wife to ]. F.
Wilcox, blocks 10. 20. q. 70, Is and
"A, Manawa Park, W. d............. 2,T9
#. j. Day and wife to j.. +. Wilcox,
same, W. 20
Tom s. Farnsworth and wife to
Charles A. Bailey, lot 1, Auditors
subdiv. OF sublot 10 in lot As, original
plat, W. ......., 10
Minnie Meione and husband to John
Myers, lots 20 and 81, block 4 Web
steris 1st add, W, observation-disclosures. q
William #. Brooks and wife to Anton
Xencf, lots 4, {, 6 and 4 block Is,
Railroad add, w. .......... e
Albert j. Brown and wife to Linnle
M. Prouty, lot II, block 3, Highland
Place, y Observation-Disclosures. 100
Henry Schiueter and wife to Ann
Hildobrand lot 1, Auditors subdiv.
in mex nwH and lot 2, Auditors
subdiv. In nwk neh lg-75-40, W. d.. 500
Mark l., Williams and wife to Mary
v. Macrae, lots l. 2 and {, block II,
Omaha add, W.
Mile r., Fetter b /. X. Lenocktr,
lot e. block s. Oakland, W. d.. Il
Sarah Jarrett to Al A. Lenocker, lot
% block 6. Oakland, W. d........... e
Total tu,atva tra nyfnrs ESQ az
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

P1nkham's Vef6-
table Compound,
Eleven years ago I
was o wAlkinR
shadow. IhAd been
under the DOCTORS
carebutR
My husband per.
suaded me to try
Lydia E. Pinkhamb
Vegetable Com
pound anditworked
like a charm. It rea
ueyed ALI nv pains
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age
J. J. Buckley. Central City. Neb. ,........ 81
lone Cunningham, Central City, Neb....... 10
Roy A. SWEET, Lewis. la. .............. k6
Matilda c. Field, Newmans Grove, Ia. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

TO Die On the scnffoIa AZ
is painless. compared with the weak, lame
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
tiers is the remedy. Soc, Sold by 'BtalSh
Drug Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
MILLER, STEWART g. BEATON
HAVE SECURED AT A
GREAT sACRrFICE
TWO CARLOADS OF BRASS AND
IRON BEDS.

TWO CARLOADS OF BRASS AND
IRON BEDS.
I'VE secured by prompt action and ready
cash one of the greatest furniture bar
galnc Of the season. We purchased at
about hair the regular price the entire
ample stock of K1AEBALL and CHAP
PEEL, conceded to be one of the best
manufacturer of brass and iron beds.
These goods will be on display next Mon
day. at our store, In the new basement
store room, recently remodeied for this
purpose.
This stock consists of the best grade and
Ithe most desirable styles made, and will
The offered az one-half regular prices,
We offer the S12.50 brass trimmed iron
bed for $500, $3.50 brass trimmed iron
bed for $1,000. $4,000 brass trimmed iron
bed for 1880, $t4.50 brass trimmed iron
bed Tor $500, and many other sSyles Of
Tered at the same reductions in price.
This sale should interest any one who
is In need of a brass or iron bed. and we
would suggest early selection before lines
are broken,
The sals Begins Monday at q A. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia e. Pinkham's
XeRetabLe Compound

Vienna w. VA-"I feel thatIowu
the last ten years of my life to Lydia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

Don't be afraid to GfVt Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy to your children. II Is per-
fectly sate
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Ths oounon nlnffs office Of the
omahs nee iR-st IS SCOTT street
10th 'phonsu e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28
Atartiare

Total twelve tire nsfers,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

| believe that God created me to
be happy, to enjoy the blessing OF
life. to be useful 60 my fellow be-
ings, and an honor 20 my country.
believe that the trials which be-
set me today are but the fiery tests
by which character is strengthened
and ennobled and made worthy TO en-
Joy the higher things of life which
| believe are in sto,e for me.
believe that my soul is too grand
to be crushed by defeat; ! will rise
above It.
believe that am the architect OF
my own fate: therefore.
I will be master OF circumstances
and surroundings. 20, their slave.
| will not yleI dto discouragements
will trample them underfoot and
make them serve as stepping-stones
To success. VIII conquer my OBJ
stacles and turn them into oppor-
tunities.
MY failures OF today will help To
guide me ON to victory ON the NOR
row.
Ths morrow WIN bring new
strength, new hopes. new opportun-
ities and new beginnings. : will be
ready to meet Il with brave heart.
a calm mind aud an undaunted spir-
Il. In all things / will do my best.
and leave the rest to the Infinite.
will not waste my mental ener-
giles by useless worry, ! will learn
to dominate my restles sthoughts and
look ON the bright side OF things,
will face the world brayely; |
will not be "A coward I will assert
/ my God given blrthright and be a
man.
! For | am immortal ana nothing
can overcome me.
virgian Opal Myers. in the New
Idea Womanu Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglas are
visiting Mrs. Doug<as' parents In
Jefferson.
Miss Hazel Robertson, OF Sacred
Heart Academy, vent TO Stayton to-
day, whore she will visit over Sun
day.
Charles H. Meyer and family leave
for Los Angeles, Cal, Monday night
where they will reside.
Harry Stapleton wag a passeng Ar
To- Portland today.
Mrs. olive Enright went TO Port
land for a few days stay this morn
ing.
Clarence Bishop went to Portland
today.
Attorney Sam Richardson was a
busincsss passenger to Portland TO-
day.
Mrs. Franl Purvine IS visiting
friends In McMinnvllle.
Miss Graycc Rlneman has gone 10
Portland.
Mrs. j. p. Conder. OF Tucson. Ariz ,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Josephine
Childcrs. corner OF Cottage and Con
ter streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

The whole country depends upon the
prosperity OF the railroads.
The principle of competition be-
tween naturally competing lines must
not be violated And I should APP
prove an amendment to the law per-
mitting useful traffic agreements
when approved by the Interstate com
merce commission.
II will be one of my most pleasant
duties to construct legislation that
shall give labor a square deal and no
more than a square deal.
shall uphold the right of labor
TO organize for the purTNse of maxi
ing Itself properly a power in the
community, to maintain its level in
the struggle of life, and for dealing
with capital.
shall oppose labor when, exercis-
ing its right to strike, It Injuries the
property of it's employer, and when
II attempts by secondary boycott"
to compel a third and unwilling per-
son to join the controversy.
Non-union labor shall be secured
absolutely the same rights as union
labor
shall endeavor to bring capital
and labor into closer relations of con-
fldence and interdependence. and
shall seek peace between capital and
labor by their mutual recognition Of
their respective unions and accep-
tance of the principle of mediation
and arbitration. From the January
Circle Magazine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Got Lonesome and Went Home

Got Lonrsone aud Went Home
Having an irres stable desire a
'ioit his homo in this city, Ben stan
ton. the young man who was sem
teEccd tc serve one year In the pen
ltentiary for the shooting of J. +
Goodo. quietly walked away from the
prison lat night near 7 o'clock. and
va not heard OF by the prison a'i-
thorities until early this morning.
Stanton Is employed In the guards
dining room, and has been uusty
for the past few months. lie has
been a model prisoner, and for this
reason his actions were not closely
watched The young man had 40
particular excuse for leaving the
place without permission, with the
exception OF wanting To visit his folks
which n did, His hrother-ln-laN In
duood him 10 return early this morn
Ing. In explaining his leaving stanton
told the warden that he was lone
some, aud ghe desire 90 see his rS'a.
tive was 50 strong that he just NJ
aud went away. without thinking n
said that the fOllsh notion came 20
him, aud that when he wao out OF the
priso nhyo minutes he was horny he
went away Owing 10 the fact that
stanton has conducted himself IN
accordance With tho rules OF ths
prison, and has but four months
more 70 serve. the officials will over
look his action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Snap.

$1,000 -Cozy new 5-room cottage
pantry, bath. toilet, septic sewer
house well built and good Location
close to school. store and meat
maTket To get this YOU win have
10 act quick.
36O-Acre Farm, S25 Per Acre.
We can offer this beautiful 560-aere
farm for a short time at $25 psr
acre, one-half under cultivation,
balance In fine oak and fir timb sr
and pasture. Estimated between
5000 and 1000 cords OF wood; tho
timber close TO market three liy-
ing sprngs OF good water plped 20
the house; very good 7-room house
and new large barn. This is one
of the biggest snaps IN the William
ette valley, The very best OF fruit,
and grain land, and ideal stock and
dairy farm. Call on
BECHTEIA a MINTON,
34l State ST. Salem, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
AMONG THE MAGAZINES
Continued from page nine.)
woman's Home Companion for
January.

The current issue of this most pro-
gresslve womans publication con-
tains two unusual art reproductions.
At the Royal Academy last summer,
painting OF Christ, entitled Fol
low Me-" by hitherto unknown
woman painter, proved to be the
sensational canvas OF the exhibition.
SO remarkable was this unusual and
spiritual picture that II was at all
times completely surrounded by
groups Of interested and reverential
people. Follow Me" is reproduced
in America for the first time in the
January woman's Home Companion.
Howard Chandler Chrlstys "The
Wooing of Lorna Doone. also i'm the
January Woman's Home Companion,
is the first of series OF love scenes
from famous novels that are being
painted for this magazine by the most
celebrated artists of the day. Anoth-
or attractive feature consists of por-
traits OF the Beauties OF a Thou
sand Years" collected from all over
the World for the woman's Home
Companion by william Armstrong.
Lucy Green, 17-year-old girl
who landed I'm Philadelphia one day
not long ago. looking for work, with
only five dollars in her pocket, re-
lates her Experiences in the Quaker
City.
In addition to the many special ar
ticles, there are contained in this Is
sue a dozen complete departments.
Including dress making. by Grace
Margaret Gould; cooking recipes for
mid-winter receptions, by Fannie
Merritt Farmer, and Problems OF
the Business Girl" by Anna Steese
Richardson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
MIR. Taft's New Year Resol =
tiOn-.


"If am elected Mr., TAFT has
said. n propose To devote all the ahil-
ity that is Ia me To the eonstruo-
tive work of suggesting 10 congress
the means by which the Roosevelt
policies shall be clinched, And in
that work he adds. My conscience
shall bee my final political eounse-
lor.
will conserve the interests of in
terests of invested capital for the vel
fare OF the country and OF the work
ingman,
Men who. To get rich. violate the
law. moral or statutory, must be re-
strained. The statutory law should
be amended where necessary SO as to
comprise the moral law
shall not interfere with legal
combina .lons of capital that are ben
eficial ssd properly controlled; but
l shall interfere with those made
merely TO control markets. fix prices.
restrict output. KIN competition.
lam against limiting the propor-
ton OF their output corporations may
own. and fixing prices by govern
ment
I shall take no steps 20 destroy
great organizations that have large
wage fund when prosperous, and that
add greatiy To the prosperity OF the
country: hut | shall do my utmost
TO keep them within the law.
am interested In Legislation
against the railroads that Il shall b.
Just and only properly restrictive
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
O o o O o o % o . o O
o PERSONAL MENTION 0

Mrs. A. Aspinwan returned to her
home in Brooks yesterday accom-
panied by Britt Aspinwall who at
tends the Oregon Law School here.
Miss Hazel Fleetwood, a student at
the East school. Is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fleetwood AT
Hubbard.
Misses Beryl Long and Vada Ell
liott, stenographers nc the legisla-
ture will spend Sunday with their
parents In Oregon City.
J. l.. Skipton left last night for
Seattle to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hohl OF Turier are
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeleer of Corvallis
are guests OF Mrs. Cooper, on Che
meketa street
Mrs. l.. Fox. OF erosion, who has
been in IL city for short time,
wont to Marion this morning to visit
friends.
Or. and Mrs. II. c. Epley were pas
scngers to Eugene this morning.
DR.. Byars, OF San Francisco, has
returned TO that city, after a visit
with his parent, General and Mrs. w
n. Byars. and sister. Mrs. g W,
Thompson,
Il. f. Porter went TO Stayton today
His homo is in Eastern oregon, and
he has been visiting his mother, Mrs
A. II. LeCrolX.
Miss Mabel Frederick is visiting In
Stnyton for several days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Tax Roll Completed

The extension work on the Marion
county tax roll will be completed by
Monday. at which time the tax roll
viii be turned over % the sheriff
for collection. Notwithstanding the
early date OF the completion Of the
roll. Il Is much more extensive and
the sums larger than heretofore. The
leyies by which the 1905 tax Ioll
was madc up. are somewhat highe.
| than those of 1907.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Game

The SFlom High School basketball
men were put tn route last night by
the Albany team by a score of 26 to
% The game was pulled on In the
Y, NJ G, A. athletic rooms, and the
conte tants played their game tast
aud furious The large crowd %
spectators we're an cnthu8ias m
throughout the entire game, and
chocrs were given al every good play
made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Fever Sores.

Fever sores ana old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely. but
should be kept In healthy condition
This can be done by applying Cham.
berlatn's Salye. This salve has no
superior for this purpose. It is also
most excellent for ehapped hands.
sore nipples, burns and diseases OF
the skin. For sale by DIR. Stones
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Dr. Gnlis Again VISIBLE

DR. A. II. Gnlis Is again on the
streets. after being confined to his
bel with appendicitis for the past
week. Tho doctor has not been feel
lng well for some time, due To the
troublesome aflliutlon, bwt Is now
rapidly improying Dr, Harry Clay
attended him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indlges
tion will digest any and all food at
any and all times. Kodol is guaraR-
teed to give prompt relief. Sold By
all druggists.