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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-02
LA SANADORA CURES!
ONE OF MANY.

Hedges, san Diego, Co. Cal. July IL.
Romero Drug Company,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Dear Sirs:-
Ny wife has been afflicted with
Rheumatism and Neuralgia for a long
time. and before writing to you. she
had used a great many so-called rene
dies without apparent benefit. Realiz
ing The fact that unless she obtained
relief soon .ler disease would get the
best Of her and develop into some
thing more serious, | commenced 10
search for some reliable remedy, and
thanks 10 God ! aw the advertise.
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years and have sought In vain for a
cure, both with doctors and prepared
medicines. blood purifiers, etc. Moth
Ing seemed to do me good. | a pre-.
vailed upon to try Sanadora sorne
three months ago. which ! did and
believe now | am completely cured.
When | began taking this medicine
had breaking out on my body and
sores which have now entirely disap.
peared. feel first rate and can rec
ommend sanadora to anyone who Is
troubled as | have been.
SAMUEL FARMER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF February. A. d., 1902,
fseal.) SIDNEY F. MATHEWS.
Notary Public.
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Territory of New Mexico,
County OF San Miguel.

SVhit "a - 'NoN
!, Juan Ignacio Baca, do hereby
make this declaration under my oath
For the period of three years ! had
been afflicted by Malaria Fever. and
my sufferings were such that | was
unable to do any kind of work. or at
tend to my business. l procured and
used many patent medicines without
deriving from any Of them any bene-
lit to my health. and having lost all
hope Of recovering my health, 1t was
my good fortune to meet the excellent
good lady, Mrs. Emile M. de Delgado.
OF this city. who kindly recommended
me the use of La S%anadora' for my
case. and she herself gave M the
medicine according TO directions, and
II resulted in a complete restoration
OF my lost health. After three days
that I had been using the medicine, !
felt so well that thereafter my energy
TO move returned and my health Is
excellent. | always keep at home this
wonderful medicine. and II Is q great
satisfaction to me to know that Its
use In any kind Of similar diseases
shall always prove a blessing. And
recommend all persons suffering tC
avail themselves OF this medicine, as
surfing them that they viii find the de
sired relief.
JUAN IGNACIo BACA.
The above was made under oatl
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| became sick with stomach trouble.
which o run into diarrhoca and
.dysentery. | was treated by q doctor
here and also at Fort Stanton for
eight months at an expense OF over
one hundred and fifty dollars. l also
tried n number OF different patent
medicines, hut got absolutely no relief.
My weight was reduced during this
time from n hundred and sixty
pounds TO one hundred and twenty
pounds, and | had got into such a re-
duced condition that | could hardly
walk and could do no work at all. |
had lost all hope Of ever being cured
but upon the recommendation OF Ara
gon Bros. a. Co. doing business here.
| made n trial Of sanadora and used |,
as directed. The first bottle gave me
relief and by the time I had used
the third bottle my stomach was we'll
and my diarrhoea had stopped. but !
continued taking the medicine until
| used six bottles 10 all, and now
IA say I am completely cured and
have gained back my regular weight |
feel Il my duty to testify to what San
adora has done for me, and so make
this affidavit.
PATRICIo MIRANDA. (x) His Mark.
Witness: d. II. M0E1LER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day OF February. A. d. 1909.
(seal) SIDNEYeF. MATHEWS.
Notary Public.
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Her husband. Charhonneau, u degen-
crate French voyageur. was taken
along by the explorers to act as
guide and interpreter, When thu ex
petition, on the return trip. reached
the country of the Mandans. 'ial.
l0nneau decided TO stay there. am his
wife remained with him, II Is 20.
Sumed that she died shortly rrter-
ward.
For the purpose Of honoiing thl
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In Recognition
OF a Heroine

PORTLAND. ore, March July
9th has been selected MS the date for
the formal ceremonies 70 be held In
connection with the unyeiling of the
statute OF Sacajawea at the Lewis and
Clark exposition. The exercises viii
be attended by many noted women
who will come 10 attend the National
Woman's Suffrage convention, and
the National Association of Charities
and Corrections, which will be held az
the same time.
Sacaiawea was an Indian girl. a
member OF the Shoshone tribe, who
Joined the Lewis and Clark eNpedi.
ton which crossed the mountains TO
the Pacific n century ago, while the
| party was in winter quarters among
the Mandan Indians, In what is now
| North Dakota. Sacajawea, at uhat
| time. was the mother of a young babe,
was the only woman on the expedi.
ton, and shared with the men he
h~ardships of the toilsome journey
across the continent. She was a
friend of Captains Lewis and Clark,
and generally rode with them In ad.
vance of the party. where her pres
ence served 10 allay the suspicious
of the tribes through whose country
they passed. On two occasions she
saved the lives of the party, pointing
the road when everyone was lost, and
starvation stared the little band In
the face. Sacajawea accompanied
J the party through its wanderings.
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we're cold. 10 such extent that for two
weeks | could not sleep, during which
time / tried different medicines to
seek relief but all In vain. Accidental
ly | noticed In one Of the newspapers
to which l nm a subscriber. an adver-
usement OF your preparation, la
Sanadora." and having read the same
carefully. I sent for n bottle Of that
medicine. and as soon as | took the
first dose according to directions CIV.
en-. instantly l felt great relief, the
fever and all pains | had been suffer
ing having disappeared and ! could
regain my sleep. having passed tho
night pleasantly. and today | feel In
good spirits having regained my usual
good health. AS | cannot fully cor
respond the benefit received from the
effects OF 80 invaluable medicine, /
hasten to send you these lines ms a
testimonial for publication, recon.
mendIng ia Sanadora" to all those
suffering from the effects Of colds.
Yours very truly.
MELTON CONCHA.
Leader Of tho chihuahua Band.
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Territory of New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln.


/. Willard F. Davidson, make this
statement under oath for the benefit
of all sufferers as | have suffered.
This present winter | caught a bad
cold and had pains In my chest and a
severe cough. | thought | was surely
going to have pneumonia. | tried DIFF
ferent remedies, but none relieved the
pain or stopped the cough. | heard
several people recommend Sanadora
so tried 1t and in less than two days
was well and able TO attend to bust
ness. Since then | have called others
attention to this remedy, and without
exception they have been cured. II
does what is claimed for II.
NJ. +. DAVIDSON.
Subscribed 10 and sworn 70 before
me this 21st day Of February. A D.
1902.
SIDNEY F. MATHEWS,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Lincoln. New Mexico, Feb. 81. 1902.
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thrown back and eyes full Of daring.
The short hunting skirt and deerskin
leggings show n figure full m the
buoyancy and animation OF youth.
The statue Is made Of Oregon copper
and cost $1,000.
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Rom Jaffa Of Albuquerque stopped
over in Ration between trains 10 visit
his cousin, Mrs. s. Cohn, while ON his
return from a visit to Chicago.
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CURED MY RUPTURE
Will Show You How to Cure Yours
FREE.

i was helpless and bed-ridden for years from a double rupture.
No truss could hold. Doctors said would die II not operated on,
l fooled them all and cured myself by a simple discovery. l win
send the cure free by mail II you write for it. ltcured me and has
since cured thousands. ltwilenre you. Write to-day. Capt. WA.
Ceilings, Box SOS. Watertown, MY.
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thousands Of People With Great Success, the Praises
Herewith Publish, Bear Witness to Its Merits.

at Las Vegas, n. NJ. before me as a
witness.
j. =. CONKLIN,
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Lincoln, New Mexico. Feb. g.. 1902.
Territory OF New Mexico.
County Of Lincoln,
7, Patrlcio Miranda, a resident OF
Lincoln, New Mexico, upon my oath
make this the following statement:
That about the first OF the year 1901
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Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln,
This is TO certify that I am a resi-
dent OF the County Of Lincoln, Terri
tory Of New Mexico. that I have suf.
fered with scrofuls trouble for four
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ment Of La Sanadora" In n OF our
Spanish papers and decided to give
your remedy a fair trial, which. am
pleased to say, has proven satisfac-
tory.
La Sanadora" has entirely cured
my wife Of these diseases and she
now feels like n new woman. | can
truthfully say that ia Sanadora"
has given her relief after all others
have failed. I feel so thankful for the
good la oanadora" has done for my
wife that I consider II my duty to add
my testimony to that Of others who
have been cured by your wonderful
remedy la Sanadora." II any one
doubts the truth OF this statement, let
him or her write to me and I will tell
him or her Just what La S~anadora,"
has done for my wife.
Thanking you for your kindness. ]
remain your very truly.
PROFESSOR A. J. MONROY, NJ. A.
Deputy Clerk OF the Supreme Court
OF San Diego Co, California.
From The Optic. July 81, 1909.
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Juarez City. State Of Chihuahua, Mey-
leo, November 23rd, 1903.
Romero Drug Company.
Las Vegas. N. NJ.
Gentlemen:-Thls letter is for the
only purpose OF In ruing you OF the
following facts:
Since the 7th, OF the present month
| have been sufferlng from a very SO.
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JUAN IGNAcfo BACA.
The above was made under oath
this 18th day OF January, A. d. 1904,
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SIDNEY F. MATHEWS.

(Seal) Notary Public.
Lincoln. New Mexico, Feb. 81. 1902
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
By JEROAIE K. JERO8IE.

RETTY WOMEN are going
to have a hard time of it later
on. It viii serve them right.
Hitherto In the worlds history,
they had things far too much
their own way. In the future
there are going to be no pretty girls
for the simple reason that there viii
be no plain girls, against which to con-
trast them. OF late, I have done some
systematic reading of ladies' papers.
The plain girl submits to a course of
treatment" In eighteen months she
bursts upon society an acknowledged
beauty. And it Is all done by kindness.
One girl writes: -"Only a little While
ago, I used to look at myself in the
glass and cry. Now I look at myself
and laugh" The letter is accompanied
by two photographs of the young lady
] should have cried myself, had I seen
her as she was at first She was a
stumpy, hat-headed, squat-nOsed, cross
eyed thing. She did not even look
good. One virtue she appeared to
have. 1t was faith. She believed what
what the label told her. She is now
a tail ravishing young person, her only
trouble being, I should say, to
be nuisance to her. She would
do better to give some of it
away Taking this young lady as
text, it means that the girl who de-
so out of Obstinacy What the raw
material may be does not appear to
matter. Provided no feature is absO-
Iutely missing, the result is one and
the same Arrived at years Of dis
erection the maiden proceeds to choose
the style Of beauty she prefers. VIII
She be a juno Venus or a Helen
VIII she have .. Grecian nose or one
tip-ti1ted like the petal of q rose? Let
her try the tip-tilted style first. The
professor has an idea it is going to be
fashionable. If afterwards she does
not like it, then viii be time to try the
Grecian. Tt is difficult to decide these
points without experiment. Would the
lady like q high forehead or a low
forehead2 Some ladies' like to look
intelligent. 1t is purely a matter of
taste. With the Grecian nose, the low
broad forehead perhaps goes better.
1t is more according to precedent. On
the other hand, the high, brainy fore
head would be more original. It is for
the lady herself to select. We come
to the question of eyes. The lady fan
cies q delicate blue, not too prOnounc-
shades that go with almost anything.
At the same time, there should be
depth and passion. The professor I'm
derstands exactly the sort of eye the
lady means. But it will be expensive.
There is a cheap quality but the pro-
fessor does not recommend it. True
that it passes muster by gaslight, but
the sunlight shows it up. 1t lacks ten
derness, and at the price you can hard
~ expect it to contain much hidden
meaning. The professor advises the
melting. Oh-take-rne- -yOur-arrns-
arms-and-still-r ny-foolish-f fear brand
Tt costs a little more, but it pays for
itself in the end. Perhaps it will be
best, now the eye has been fixed upon.
to discuss the question of the hair. The
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while she is about it, make them all
good and clever? Hang the expense!
Speaking as family man myself I am
willing to put my hand in my pocket
and bear my share of the cost. I feel
sure that, If the case were put clearly,
fathers and husbands and brothers
would respond without a murmur
do not apologize for the suggestion. I
used to think all women beautiful and
good; it did not occur to me that they
would be improved upon in either re-
spect. It is their own papers that have
disillusioned me. I used to look at this
lady or at that-shyly, when nobody
seemed to be noticing me@and think
how fair she was. how stately. Now, I
only wonder who is her chemist. They
used to tell me, when I was a little
boy, that girls were made of sugar and
spice. I know better now. have read
the prescription. When I was quite a
young man I used to sit in a dark cor
ner and listen, with swelling heart,
While people at the piano told me
where little girl babies got their Won
derful eyes from, of the things they
did to them in heaven that gave them
dimples. All me, I wish now I had
never come across those ladies papers.
I know the shop where they make
those dimples, I have passed it and
looked in. I thought they were pro-
duced by angels kisses, but there was
not an angel about the place, that !
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course. If you cling to grey hair, there
is no more to be said. But to 1adles
who would just as soon have rich
wavy brown or black or a delicate
shade OF gold I would point out that
there are one hundred and fofty-seVsn
inexpensive lotions on the market, any
one of which, rubbed gently upon Ine
head with a toothbrush mot too hard)
just before going to bed win. to use
colloquialism, do the trick. Are you
too stout, or are you too thin2 All
you have to do is to say which ana
enclose stamps. Like the two beans
that Alice found in Wonderland, one
prescription makes you bigger the
other prescription makes you sInaIlef.
But do not make a mistake ana sena
for the wrong recipe. If you are al
ready too thin, you might in conse-
quence, suddenly disappear before you
found out your mistake; one very stout
lady I knew worked at herself for
eighteen months and got stouter every
day. This discouraged her SO muen
that she gave up trying. No DOUBT she
had made a middle and had sent Tor
the wrong bottle; but she would NOT
listen to further advice. She said she
was tired of the whole thing. In Iu-
ture years there will be no need Tor a
young man to look about him for
wife; he will take the nearest girl, tell
her his ideal, and if she really cares
for him, she will go to the SHOP ana
have herself fixed up to pattern. In
something of this kind is done A gen
tIeman DESTROYS of adding to his fam
lily, sends round the neighborhood the
weight and size of his favorite WIFE
limiting that if another can be found
of the same proportions, there is room
for her. Fathers walk round among
their daughters, choose the most like
~ specimen and have her fattened up.
That is their brutal eastern way of
doing it. Out west, we shall be more
delicate. Matchmaking mothers will
probably revive the old confession
book. Eligible bachelors will be in
vited to fill in page. our fayorite
height in women. " our faYor1te
measurement round the waist do
you like brunettes or blondes" and 50
on. The choice viii be left to the
girls. ST think Henry Arthur is just
too sweet for words" the eldest girl
will murmur to herself after the ball,
she viii be a happy woman who gets
him, whoever she may be-" Gently,
coyly, with her quick Woman's tact
she will draw from him his ideal of
what d woman should be. In from
six months to a year, she will brust
up him, the perfect She: height, COM
plexion, weight to a T. He will clasp
her in his arms. cat last" he will
cry, Il have found her, the woman of
my Dreams And if he does not
change his mind. and the bottles do
not begin to lose their effect there will
be every chance that they will be hap
by ever afterwards. Might not science
go even still further? Why rest salts
fed with making a world of merely
beautiful women? Cannot Science.
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By JERONE K. JEROME

else to do. you follow her. It is al
ways on the cards that such a girl may
do something really amusing before
she gets home. Thus things begin To
girl of this kind, naturally curly
hair is essential. It must be the sort
Of hair that looks better when it is
makes this particular hair to grow
may be considered dear, if you think
merely Of the price. But that is not
the way to look at it. What is it going
to do for me? That is what the girl
has got to ask herself. It does not pay
to spoil the ship for a ha perth of tar.
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BIBLE sTUDY-TUEsDAY, NOV. II.
Lesson VII. Exodus Iii.


Afflicted: Remember; Visited.
Memory Verse-15-1: "God, when
He makes the prophet, does not IN
make the man."
I. Bondage. 20 II. BuIrushes. ri.
1. Condition of the people? Cause
2. First interesting statement in
chapter two?
T. What of his childhood? Educa-
ton?
s. How did he first interfere in be-
half of his people?
s. In Hebrews find six reasons for
his loyalty to his people.
III. Bush. z, g.. " Excuses. 81.
1. Note the occasion of the call;
Place: Circumstances; Method.
g Why the unconsumed bush
8. What was Gods commission to
(. what was Gods revelation Of
5. Summarize the training of Moses
6. what were the excuses of
Moses in chapter four?
v. Straw. 2. VI. Jehovah. z.
Exodus 4:17-6:27 shows Gods test
to Israel: 6:2S-11 test to Egypt.
I. What was the need1 me char-
2. What was the first effect? The
second2 ,,
). HOW does Nou 0SSAeaA z 11A4A2ss04A
to Israel?
in chapter seven?
5. What is the new and special
name for God?
VII, Blood. 6. VIII. Frogs, Lice, Flies
%. TX. 1Iurrain, Boils. Hail. IS
\. Locusts.. Darkness 20.
XI- Death. Z.
1. How many plaques were there
-Sa p What What were they? Design
8. Effect on Pharoahs and the
81 I. What did they do for Moses and
So 5. Name some characteristics OF
Pharaoh.
General Questions.
1. How long since Israel went tc
Egypt?
' 5. When does the Bondage begin
and end2
oppression?
/ hitting Israel to suffer Cd toward
israel Elk 2? 10 Toward Egypt:
Gen. IS. CD Toward all the earth
- MRS. c. F. MENNINGER.
De weather viii soon be cold enough
| for charity ter set by warm fire an
pity de poor.-Atlanta Constitution.
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could see. Perhaps have also been
deceived as regards their goodness.
Maybe all women are not so perfect as
in the popular short story they appear
to be. That is why I suggest that
Science should proceed still further,
make them all as beautiful in mind as
she is now able to make them in body
May we not live to see in the adver-
tisement columns of the ladies' paper
Of the future portrait of a young girl
sulking in a corner. Before taking the
lotionl The same girl dancing among
her little brothers and sisters, shedding
sunlight through the home. After the
first three bottlesi May we not have
the Caudle Mixture: one tablespoonful
a bedtime guaranteed to make the
lady murmur, Good night, dear, hope
you'll sleep we'll" and at once to fall
asleep her lips parted In smile !?
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Maybe some specialist of the future
win advertise Mind Massage Var
ranted to remove from the most obstl-
nate subject all traces of hatred, envy
done everything possible for women,
there might be no harm IN her turning
her attention to US men Her idea at
present seems to be that we are TOO
beautiful physically and morally. 10
need Improvement Personally. there
are one or two other points about
which I should like to consult her
JEROME K. JEROME
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professor opens the pattern book.
Maybe the lady is of a wilful DISPOSE
ton. She loves to run laughing
through the woods during exceptional
~ rainy weather; or to gallop across
the downs without hat. her fair ring
lets streaming in the wind, the stout
old family coachman painting and ex-
postulating in the rear. If one may
trust the popular novel, extremely sat
isfactory husbands have often been
secured in this way. You naturally
look at a girl who is walking through
a wood, laughing heartily apparently
for no other reason than because it is
raining-who rides at stretch gallon
without a hat. If you haze nothing