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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 21, 1003. 1 IMl'S BIFIE F BOBCAT'S Unerring: Aim of Mrs, Swan . Lavs Low Jungle Jteast ' at First Shot (KparUI ttUpaleb t Th Jaral) Whit Salmon. Wuh, Sn tl. -Mr xv' w Bkiii who live near thla plac. last week proved hrlf a heroin aa wall aa a (In niirkiDoroin oy nnimi , down a Urga bobcat at th first snot Her children had started t school and 1 il.i-nvarad tha cat crouching; on a llmo ivariiiniiiiir tha rath. On of thm tayd to watch U from a dtslsnee and the oi har returned to tha houao for help. Mm gwart, being aloa, toon a nil ana ! went with to child. The animal n j at III doting, and tha bravo woman dla J trhcd hlrn with owo ball. . ' DEEIt FIGJITS TWO - MEX; THEY MAY DIE ' ' ' - Pm Taurf Wlra.1 ' ' i Ban? Bernardino. Cak, Sept Il.-A ,' th reault of a half hour' deaparst bat tle with a wminaea duck, tnanr U rimes and Jaet .Wilson of thla city ar near to dea&V at their camp at . Fawnakln Flat. . Lata yesterday tha - huntera surprised two deer, and arter ., dropping the smaller, wera attacked aavagely by a five-point buck. Crimea ' endeavored to sav himself from the In furiated animal a ' attack by st-lslng It ; about tha neck. I la waa terribly cjit by the buck'a a harp hoof a. . Wilson ruahed to nls companion' as- . elutanc and - was knocked .down and a-ored. After a battle lastlnr mora than half an hour, Wilson dispatched tha buck With a knife thrust Medical at tendance was secured by neighboring campers, but the recovery of th men Is doubtful. SOX ROLLS HOOP - -. : OX FATHER'S HEAD Death Roll of V the Northwest JL STRENGTH FOR THE STOMACH The Golden JLagle Soars Above Them All With Bigger, Better Bargains Perry Hde. nar:K.w"r,r perr, Statement of California Worom Ifyda ! waa Harrlaburg'a oldet rldnt. died at his bom bar Satur. (Special Dlipatcb to The Journal.) Greaham, Or., Sept. 11. A very Strang; accident happened about seven miles southwest of here today. Mr. Custerson, a farmer, was digging; a well near his house and was down about IS feet when one of his young sons rolled an Iron hoop Into the well on his father's . head. The skull was badly crushed. ' Mrs. Custerson was by her self and had to go a mile to get assist ance, wnen in wounaea man was taken out of tha well he was still un conscious. The doctors say be will re cover. P ; . ; r; v l .. v . ) i . f,; . - . Who Owes Her Health to The Modern Tonic Treatment ' Tha symptoms of stomach -trouble varv. m.mi victims nav a ravenous apnetlt. soma loath tha sight of food. Ufien there Is a feallng aa of weight on tha cheat, a full feeling In tha thruat. Momatlmea the aaa ir..a on tha heart and leads the auffr rer to think h has heart dli Sole Portland agents Picto rial Review Patterns, ten and fifteen cents each. Fashion Book just in 25 cents. Portland's Great Bargain Store THIRD AND YAMHILL STRLLTS' For the Great Working People Sole Portland agents for the popular American Beauty Cor sets, "Dainty as the Rose. Be sure to see them. Bom paopl know that th strength hlih th wnaJi stoanarh noa, ana lor th lack of which th whol body I euf- Perrj Hyde, Harrlsburg'e Resident. farina-, can b found surely and quickly in Ir. Williams' 1'lnk I'll la. In bun- dr1 of InaUbcef thaa pills hav su- caedaa wir every omr rmay nau i I failed, and la every caa tb cur was I . . a ' - I raaicat. Un V.A Ilardrath. a num. of 'Watts. CaL. received no permanent relief front stomarn trouble until sn irievi t. Williams rink Pills, BD says: , "I waa a auffaror with stomach trou ble for over two years and waa under a doctor's car for a year or more, tie aald It waa ulceration of tb stomach. but he an va ma llttl re lef. My stom ach didn't seem to digest th food I at and aaa formed, cauainc pains, bloatlnr. and preaaur on tt For nearly a year I couian t eat meat, i There were nalns through my forehead and down the hack of my neck. I was e1ir a great deal and couldn't do my work as .1 ought to. "A frtend fold me about Dr. Williams Pink Pills and advised me to glv them a thorough trial. My Improvement was gradual until I was entirely curea. i I hav had no trouble from Indigestion In la long tlm and recommend Dr. Wil liams Pink Pills to everyon who has stomach trouble." Th orocsnes of digestion ar con trol lad bv th blood and nerves and medical sclenr has Produced no better dlgesUv tonic than Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. . While so promptly effective thaa pills contain no harmful stlmu- lants or opiates. They create no drug habit. Kvery dyspeptlo should read. "What to Kat and How t Eat" Write Astounding Collection of Biff Bargains for Our ICiiiFsi'slaifSafe ling. H was 84 years old. th Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schaneo born In Laurel county, Ken-Judy, N. TH tor a fre copy. ay t, U25... When 1 years Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ara sold by Mine Planter Returns. fgneclal DlDtch to Th Journal. !l Fort Stevens, Or.,- Sept. fl. Ths mlna planter Ringgold returned to Fo Stevens from Puret sound district y terday, to drill officers and men in the science or mine planting. aiXTOU MATCH THESE? ' Remarkable Value la Klfb Orads XT- chandls. : Black Moire petticoats, tic: black sat een petticoats, 68o; women's knit sweat : era, Sl.SS: new military caoes. I7.S0 and $10.50, new tailored suits (samples bought irom a traveler in mis city at euo on t.,e dollar $11.75, $15 and $19.75; chil dren's school hose, 12 He a--pair.' Mo Allen A McDonnell, the Popular 1 Price Dry Good House, -.s - ; . : i 'ICeaac to xealtt.' Dust laden guna, lawn mowers, sew ing raacninn, etc., in in garrei or basement which are only dead capital on your hands could Just as well be swapped for something- you wish by writing a little classified ad for the "Exchange Miscellaneous' columns of The Journal. Read these ads today. You may find someone offering to trade just what you want. Journal want ads. cost 1 cent a word. day morning, n was boi tucky, . May old ha moved to father family, from whence they wnton recept af later. In 1848 ha and Mlas EUxa Tyler war married. ' In 1851 they -croaaed tha plains by ox team. They came by in c!ation n(J a pr(nlinent dairyman of Briow route ana irnveo in in n u- the Watts district He is survived by lamatte valley September 10. perry . wira .n(t two children. Uyd took up a donation land claim, . ' a part of which he lived on until bis death. Part of this claim was platted and made an addition to the town of Harrisburi TIL'ii -i! 1! druggists, or sent by mall, postpaid. on receipt or pnre, qo cents per pox; BIX DOKfB tor J.DU. Mrs. Frances Savage. (Special Dispatch to Tb JoaraaL) . i r-oreat wove, ur.. eepi. ti. inra. Mr. Hyde led an active life.1. He was Frances savage, an aged resident of tne catll OUSiness aurina me xirai i uiuvyf aim Depiumivr io anu cue uuujr rlod of his residence here and later was shipped to Bummlt, Benton county. ur., tor Duriai. jnrs. eavags was a then the hardware business, up to 1891. .native of Illinois and was born Octo- Hls first business venture was oisaa- oer xi.iata. trous. The first year -in the vaney he went to the Columbia river, where Forest Grove .Schools Open. lllW .UllUlBISvUlD laavVA lUM . . . , a k . a i a. w .ui.l avu... i ' iBueciai ifuwicii in lni doiniuii.i Xlim, tvua uougiu incir cacu, wiiiuu uvjf i - T--t nrw nr. Agent 81 aWPhiniih. ;.:;.i -r ZL,Z J scnooia opeoea yesterday, n IIAVCI UUWta VlkW ? WIUI bb,,i.cs. School Kits Free to ChildrenTomorrow Tomorrow, our nineteenth sensational Wednesday tale of Children's Wear at enormous reductions. vuvib viauia , ywjrp uu a v miw HUill,l7UVlilFU IVI.wuuucillil V.iUCI anu uuV pTltm, Everything in children's wesr throughout the store hss met ths price knife In no uncertain manner. ' Twill pay every mother or parent to take advantage of the amasinf bargains offered. ' TO EVERV CHILD THAT CALLS TOMORROW with a parent well give absolutely FREE on of - our handy little School Kite, containing pen, pencil, slate pencil, etc - We remember the children every Wednesday, but here's something better than we've ever had the good fortune to offer you before. Remember, every child who calls Wednesday, bringing, a parent with them, gets one of these i A.A CyhAnl Vi. IKCnT TITP"T V VfOfFV A aruwiaf InAmnnt - 1 . UDIIUJ WVUWWI 1 W n w W W A rm mm F ' ' iUH.uiUI W. IV1UUIIUW - WlUjT, MAM Sole Portland Agents C0, for the Well Known v5CCUX- Ho schools opened yesterday. Four rooms of th new building were ready if,Mrt--.rnIi2.h mm,tn th2 for occupancy, and all thSse of achool ii M"L.2.emrif aK living .north of Pacific avenue will IS2w5-aSi.ids TttiheXe i "nd t the new building, with the IaL6 head of oxen nd;10 excepUon of those who are in the high he?d.?!h?!e ...... v.. school. Professor O. M. Gardner has IV U l i.l H Ilia w lei. "1 mm iiitii . i 0v, life six children have been born, all of whom, together with his wife, survive. The children are Mary E. Chllders. Inland City, Or.; John Hyde, Canyon City, Or.: Oliver Hyde, Calexico, Cal.s Francis M. Hyde, America Sherrill and Caroline Bennett, all of Harrisburg. Or. ' , i D. B. Adams. . (Special Dispatch to The Journal.! Forest Grove, Or., Sept 21. The fu neral of D. B. Adams, who died In a charcre of the old school and Mrs. Gard. ner is principal of the new building. a Portland hospital from typhoid fever. was held Sunday under aired 87 years, the auspices of the Washington county grange, with burial in roreetview ceme- EIDGEFIELD, WASH. -a Special Dispatch to Th Joonul.) tery. Mr. Adams was secretary of the Washington County Dairymen's asso- I The Latest Victor Product Victor Victrola Style XII Price $125.00 We have a large stock of, these instruments, ; and can supply you on a moment's notice. This has been designed by the Victor Company , to meet the demand for a medium-priced instru ment from which the horn is eliminated. See and hear this instrument at our Victor rooms today. Remember the price only $125.00 and the terras, cash or installments to $uit you. Sherman Sixth and Morrison, Opposite Postoffice Wholesale and Retail Victor Machines, Records c and Supplies. Rldgefleld, Wash., Sept. 21. The new paper to be launched at Ridgefleld un der the management of Kelly Loe of La Camas, will put in its appearance two weeks from Friday. Mr. Coe has rented the office occu nied by Justice Young and commenced setting up his press today. The Ridge fleld Reflector will be the name of the new sheet, and will be entirely in dependent in politics, but progressive and aggressive in its fight for the bet terment of Ridgefleld. The Ridgefleld baseball team came back smlllnar from St. Helens Sunday, i having won their first game in a series or rour, Dy a score oi e to (. Miss Edmonds, the viotlm of the au tomobile accident at Horn's Corners, is conscious and hopes are given for her recovery. Rev. Haines of Yakima, formerly paator of the Presbyterian church of tnis place, was visiting irienas nere Saturday and Sunday and preached two able sermons Sunday Jto appreciative congregations. S. H. Blackburn, who has been re cuperating his health in Palo . Alto, Texas, the past summer, returned to Ridgefleld today. Mr. Blackburn will engage In no work for some time and will try to regain his old time strength and vigor. George Burrows and Mr. Knox are attending th stock fair in Portland tnis ween. Miss Nellie Haggard of the German district, has entered the Ridgefleld high school and will make her home with Mr. and Mns. Hill during the school term. Jess Jacobs Is through with his work at La Center and has returned to his home in Ridgefleld. The millinery department In connec tion with the Rldo-efield Mercantile store Is now open for the fall trade. John Bennett returned from Montana. but will go bark shortly. His family will remain during- the winter. Willinm Gacthler, who has been In Idaho the last summer, 1 back with his friends again. ., j ity Bond" Clothes "We were fortunate enough to obtain the ex clusive Portland agency for the well-known guaranteed clothes - for boys, the "Security Bond." -These famous garments are fully guaranteed in every way, and offer better ad vantages for the price than any other hoys clothing on the market See our tfC special Suit sensational low price epwellV Boys $7 Suits $4.50 Boys' fine School Suits, best grade, substantial garments to meet . tiie requirements for school wear; regular vaktes' at $7- a great Wednes-' A CA day bargain for only jJTrJU $4 School Suits $2.19 , Boys' fine School Suits, values that sell all over the city for $4. "A mighty good Suit for school wear at an extremely low price. "A. sensational Chtl- sf A dren's Day Bargain at 917 , Girls'$2.00 School Dresses, Wed. 98c Girls' neat School Dresses in stripes and plain wooL These are good wool garments that are sold all over town at $2.00 and are a good value at that price. We offer one great as sortment Wednesday at this wonderfully low price, one that 'twill be to your advan- QO tage to investigate ; early Wednesday 70C Child,s$6Coats$1.79 Children's Coats in many aizes and colors, values that sell as high as $6.00 elsewhere. They come in many styles, srzea up to 14 yrs. A great Chil- ta dren's .Day bargain at f 1 I f Bearskin Coats $4.19 Children's Bearskin Coats, vaU ues that sell all over town ut prices ranging to $7.50. ; They come in all colors, and ore an amazing bargain at ihis price. Wednesday ' for only I A (see" display window 17 Boys'Rcg'lar $4.50 Overcoats at $2.89 Boys' Overcoats, the kind that sell all over the city for $4.50. A great Wednesday selling inducement for our 19th great Children's Day a sensational price JO OA inducement at only p07 Boys $1 Pants 49c Boys' School Pants, includ ing values that sell sill over for $1.00. The lot includes the popular Knicker- jJQ bockers, .Wednesday Tr7C Tam O'Shantcrs Wednesday 98c Th always popular "Tam o'Shanter" hats for children In red and blue; values that sell elsewhere for 11.25 to 11.60. Great Wednes- OAs. day special at onl. Girl?' Reg $2 Sweaters Wed. $1.49 Boys' School Pants ;5c Values, Wed. 39c Boys' School Pants, the grade that sells all over Portland for 75c. A sensational Chil- OA dren's day reduction for OiC Girls'' Sweater Coats, in whites, grays and cardi nals, values that sell all over the city for $2.00 and ' up. A sensational Children's Day offering on these popular Sweat er Coats, for d 1 Wednesday. , . .lf Men's and Boys Sweater Coats Boys and Men's Sweaters of all kinds, a sample line obtained at a tremendous discount allow us to offer the great lot Wednesday at this reduction... W VBIOB $3 Sweater Coats Wed-ncsday$1.88 Girls' and " women's Sweater Coats, jn grays, whites and cardinals; values that sell all over the city at $3.00. A sen sational offering for Wednesday, a wonderful price reduction (1 QQ at this price 1.00 Girls' flannelette Gowns Wed. at 59c Girls'. Flannelette Night Gowns, values that sell . all over the city at prices rang ing to $1.25. A sensational Wednesday price inducement at an amazingly low C A price, tomorrow, only viC Flan. Underskirts Girls' Flannelette Under skirts, values that scil all over town for 75c. A creat Wednesday reduction OA at this low price, only VrC Children's Reg. 25c Muslin Pants at 12ic Children's little Muslin Panties, values that sell all 'over town for 25c. Great Children's lOl Day reduction, at, pair IfaSC See Our Fine Special $40 1 fall Suits at : $17.98 Our special $17.98 Fail Suit, handsomely tailored, values that others sell at prices ranging to $40.00. These lovely garments are a spe cialty of ours--a value that we defy you to duplicate in the city at less that double this low price, value considered. A sensational t3 f AO reduction one .that competition cannot duplicate, Wed. v I 730 Nobby, stylish Fall Suits, values that others ask as much CJIO AO as $30 for. A sensational price reduction for Wednesday j)lfcii0 Wed. Bargain Basemenf Offerings Beautifully decorated (50-piece Dinner Sets, in white and gold; -values that sell all over the city at orices ranirinBr to $10.00.: A tr AO sensational Bargain Basement offering for Wednesday, White Wash Bowls and Pitchers, values that sell at $1.50 all AO. over the city. Large size, fancy shapes Wednesday, only afOC Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets to the package; a regular 12e to 15c value. A great offering for Vednesday for only, package wc window Shades, values that, sell all over the town at 50c. 8c p nl A sensational Wednesday reduction Bargain Basement onIv'5iC 4 dozen Clothes Pins, a great Wednesday special Basement for 5 50c Brass Wash Boards ' in Rarcrain Ra mri f XSI AnmA'i v amIw 27i 4-q.t. Granite Sauce Pans, a great Wednesday 'special at, 'only.. 15 J AT THE THEATEES OUR GRAND FALL OPENING PRESENTS WERE OBTAINED BY 'THE FOLLOWING PARTIES.' all of whom expressed themselves as highly pleased, both with the fine articles secured and with the fairness of the distribution: ' Th first. No. 3, was a lovely $50 man-tailored Suit, the fortunate one being Floyd FarreU, a newsboy, living at 209S Fourth street. The suit was given to his mother, Mrs. Alice Farrell Beck! The second, No. 41, was a beautiful $25 Fall Hat, the' lucky one being Mrs. Flora Beadell. 655 East Twenty-sixth street. The third. No. 81 was a fine 60-piece Dinner Set, the fortunate one being Mrs. R. H. Misenhimer, 1318 East Taylor street. Th fourth. No. 9, was a fine $15 Suitcase and was obtained by Mrs. Charles Justice, 502 East Sixth street. The fifth. No. 459, waa a guaranteed Bovs Suit, the norjular "S brand, and was won by No. 459.. The party holding this ticket is requested tp call at the Golden Eagle Department Store and receive the suit.' if Last Time' at Bungalow Tonight. Tonight at 8:15 o'clock the tast per rormanoe of the mm mmi.,i edy. "A Knltfht for a r.v -ni V- Vu' attraction at the Sunnlnw th.,.,. rki. will . 1 , .--v.... .,,,, kImWapm ...,1 umiu rour oniy opportunity of see- I IV. " v , V.i. ina; and hearing- a delightfully clever U'.,w'!fk. offering. SeaU ar now aeUlngat the- prtlan.d lnvJ atre. JInsical Play Xext Thursday. Seats are now aelllna fn. t.i. .. , ' BK M Bm m slcal comedy succs, -Th Time, Place sad Olrl. Thla happy offering will be th; attraction at tnV Bunga Sw the atr for three nights beginning -next Thursday, September ti, with a special prlc matinee Saturday. Included in the excellent cast will be a great Port land favorite, Robert Pitkin. Pilu at Orpheam. PIlU. brourht to Atnarla K OI. T Anclllotte. la appnarlna at the Orpgean) this week, pilu give a mystifying per fonnanc of canine lnatlni-t mil imiu. gene for hie demnnatratlon of so called mind readiog is exceptionally wonderful and surprising. This act will prove of unusual interest Baker Barfrala Matinee Tomorrow. Tb blr raid weak event In theatricals, th bargain imUaea at Baker theatr everr Wadnesdav. will (Vnir tomorrow afternoon aa oauaL anil thla w i paclal not bacAuaa of tb offering which la J--arh Hr-rars murb mooted r'.,r "ir07 1 Olrl Qustlon." lt will run all week at th Bakrr. FplewcUd rrogram at rtLatAgr. Tonllitad br the Tliraa rwtnnna tk. gr-ataat crling act In the world, Pag. tag la offrrlna a rrnmn. w.m ! fr gfluali by a prr,r,ir -.rlf-ed vaada rllla bona A mWUrnmt fMiM. NaMa Jd bctifa liiu'lnnr Jra J. Jlll. rhl R"ir. mr,A ,JmZmm, I i "3kt H"4r Cf Corrhnm- m,.A 1 number of other equally strong acts, are presented. . ' The MUsourlans. - There e e more Intense dramattc sit uations in 'The Mlssourians," which the Athon players are givlngv at the Lyric tnan in any uraiiw owu in i years. You'll be sorry If you mlsa the great horse race -scene. All the ravorites in in cast anu a spitm djd scenic production. ' "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" Tbnight. This is a red letter week at th Star, where the McRae Stock company is ap pearing In thst hilarious farce comedjr, 'Mrs. Temple's Telegram," to the da light at large audiences. Both Company and pliv sre making a decided hit Mat inees tomorrow and Saturday. v Dills Joins McRae Stock Company. An Important addition to th McKa Block company now playing at th Star Is William Dills, th popular took actor long an Hioi oi who ha a ben for so Worms "Caaraieri arc entalnrf t r" Mead we wbra the doctor was treating htaa for eaacet nt theataaaacb. Tb nest aaaramg k pmmmd ton ptereaofatap wna He thca gat s bos sad taO breeder be pa aw d a tap. .1 1. 4S faat laag. It w Vtr. Matt Frees, of Miilenbarg. tiaupbia Ca.. Pa. taw eaite wvrfcerfarCaara rrta. I aar torn arraelf aad tad them brnrartal far saaat it; dtaraae maod by Si'tw'i Wood.' . Qo)doMiar, iMiaaaeM Plaaaaat. PalataWa. Por. Taaa fViod, . tl-nKl JtmrMcka.WMlmarUtc.i yc zc Krvar nW la bv a. 1 hfw fcna tanaM Munrwd CtC jrlir.nta.1 ta caar s yoa ouary b(S VX local stock audiences. Mr. Dills waa located on a fishing expedition on the headwaters ef the Clackamas and In duced to accept a special engagement with the McRaea, openings. next Sunday afternoon. , New BUI a Winner., This week' bill at th Grand 1 a winner and captured th capacity houses yesterday. The miniature minstrel mim ics of Hall and Stark. Including 14 people in tb company, gav a noval en tertainment which pleased vryon. - OAKLAND PASTOR TO N0ETE YAKIMA (Special Dbpatcfc to Th Zearaal) North Taklma. Waah, Sept. IL Hv. U.rrY Hoard man of th Tenth Avenue church of Oakland. Cat, ha accepted the local pulpit or tne ttapusi cnurcn at a salary of IISO a year. Taxing m place recently reeignea oy av. r . Whitney. Rev., Boardman was former president or the Baptiat coueg at tip Ulnnville. Or. state. Tons of crushed rock ar being hauled, which Is rolled wltha heavy steam roller, giving a surface as hard as pavement When the work is com; fleted eatnr Multnomah can boast of be best road of any county In the northwest. To Remodel Freight Depot. (Special Dtapateh to Tb JoaraaL) Albany, Or, Sept tl. General Mana ger M. J. Buckley ef th Southern Pa cific -company ha ordered th reraodel- Albany Paator Reappointed. (Special IHspatcb to Tb JoaraaL) : Albany, Or., Sept II. Rev. W. S. Gordon of th First Meth'odlst church of this cltr ha been reappointed to the pastorate In this city. .- - 1 gggaagga. j. - a - ONF DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, iXaal H-Jk.U VtTIl KM ' a LaW-k.a M ar- . 11 U KM 4 s Ing of the freight depot Th old build- . Ing will be moved weat about 100 feet and will be 75 feet longer when com plated. The stockyards -wm b moved west to allow th rehullding of th de pot - mm m m on stoim tobcr L He will com her oe- Bock Ready for Boainea. (SprHal Dtapa,r la Tb laoraal t White Halm en. Waah, "pt- IL Th Whit Salmon Wharf company eom-jj-te its dock. i.49 ft. with a II foot frontage, at a coet f SI. Tb county commie. ion rrs of Klickitat eona tv hav grantod th company a llca to conduct the business of tb laadlag for a pertod of it years. - - Work oa Coaaty Boda. frial rart' t. Tto t wiHal ) Crr.l.am. Or. S-tt II. Tha county Is arB'lirg thonears cf dollar lrrrev lr tHa rrf rf eaatarn Mt!?ttir.h fonntr. av j-p.a t Irg tha id wrJi -')!-vrt ar b'xif wtth towt- r fnrrm4 rwit 'rtsr. Ta tha X.rat cf th kicd t ta a4 la U. A little Diapepsin wilL promptly regulate any bad Stomach. I tha yoti fel Ilk eating wban yOM n ta tha taMa, and what yo eat Whv iot ret on aow- thla merit and forever nd rosrself of Stomach troabl and Indlgastloa T A diet ad atomach gt tb Mae and grumbl. Otv It a good eat the take Pap' PtaTla ta start tb tfl- rt!v yalrm wwrtting Thar will b a drvpapala r i hlag of Ri eg kwu t torva tt utK'g"tad fd: fo fl Ing lit 9 a 1ubpi ef iaad In th afwar-h or kwrtn. aSrk ba-b ar 1 I "rtl tiaaa. r vwor tnrm& a i.l r"t f-.n--t rt tKaoa rnr breath with msimji t"rHr r'1 t!s t!na. 0r. t S.'rr, lr. If r-"Jr 1i.nr fal f- tor a tart, caaa at --y 4r . f stftra tw,'rB gt r ,r In fsr r, cute. and will reltav th wott obatlnst cas ef Indlgeation and l'pet Stomach In five mlnatea Thar 1 pnthlng ! better to tsk f.a fmai Stomach and el.ns tha tomach and Intestine, and, besides, on arfngl dna will d!get and pre par for aaslmriation Into th hfnrwt all your food tb earn as a sound. fiiinr .inrnH-H wo rotild da It Whan Dlapapeln works, your stomach rria a at a iia,r tn ror, CMan tit ana tnaai com will o v got Abaolst ritf frora attaarv- 1 waiting for all Stomach r i waiting tor Tn as an aa 10. ta take a Irttl m r-rain 1 yvr dmrrlat t.at V" want Pat I'1Pr a. bar.ua want to boom