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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
MAY HAVE REACHED
WATER and SAFETY
Family Missing on the Desert
Believed to Have Found an
Isolated Settlement

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 23.-The
unknown family of five, lost on the
desert in San Diego county, may have
reached water and shelter in safety. No
word has come from them, however,
since T. II. kellogg, the miner, came in
from the desert. He traced the family
to the west side canal and was there
told by j. Gale, rancher, that the fam
lily had arrived there the day before in
a terrible condition from hardships in
wandering over the desert without
water
Gale told kellogg that after the fam
ily had drank much water. eaten food
and rested for several hours they had
continued to travel along the canal and
he supposed had eventually reached one
of the isolated settlements in that
country and thence made their way
back over the mountains to the coast
side of San Diego county.
With this information Kellogg
abandoned the trail and has returned tc
IN IL, vxyIo
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
MINISTER OUSTED FOR
SELLING REAL ESTATE

SEATTLE, Oct 23.-Rev. ID. o. Bean.
who came here from Minneapolis 10 81
year, has been removed from the pas
torate of the Woodland Park Presbyte-
tian church because he devoted part If
his time TO selling real estate and rais-
ing poultry, and also because he de-
clined to show his letters of transfer
from the Minneapolis presbytery Bean
will now become real estate do, 1s,.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
HALF PANAMA CANAL
DIGGING COMPLETED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.--Half the ex-
cavation which the American engineers
estimated would be necessary when
they undertook the completion of the
Panama canal, after the purchase of
the French interests, is completed, ac-
cording 10 calculations made by the
isthmian canal commission
The grand total Of excavations made
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

tember was s7.172,05S cubic yards. s22,-
479 yards short of the one-half esti-
mated to complete the work.
Based on the record of operations of
the steam shovels and dredges, the
half way mark was reached early in
October The French took S1,54S,000
cubic yards of dirt from the ditch be-
fore the Americans got control.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
T R { Z
P | |. I:
Gu R E
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits o
Pyramid Pile Cure.
What 1t Has Done For others, 1t Can
Do For You.

Do For You.
We have testimonials by the hun
dreds showing all stages. kinds and de-
grees of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
If you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go to the
nearest drug store and buy box of
Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty
cents.
We do not ask you to do this Send
us your name and address and we will
send you trial package by mail free
We know what the trial package
will do. In many cases il has cured
piles without further treatment. If ii
proves-its value to you order more from
your druggist. at soc a box. This is
fair. is il not? Simply fill out free
coupon below and mail today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
Dougherty Family Safe

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 23.-The family of
five reported lost in the desert in the
northeastern part of this county is not
that of j. j. Dougherty of this city, as
reported by Miss Bertha Dougherty of
Chicago. Jay Dougherty, his wife and
children are all safe at their home in
Newton avenue.
Dougherty said today that he had
written his sister in Chicago that he
thought of going on a reservation in
Imperial county, and presumed she
jumped to the conclusion that it must
be his family which was lost.
The identity of the lost family is
still unknown here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

SENATE OFFICERS REcEIvED-The reception
rendered by California council No. so OF the
National Union to Harry Z. Evans of Toledo
president of the senate OF the order aud to
c. O.. EvartS. also Of Toledo treasurer OF the
senate. on the occasion of its last meeting
attended by about eco members Of the or
der and class of as many candidates. who
during the evening were given the secret work
OF the association in the ampliied form.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

HOLIDAY FOR BRIToNs- Washington. Oct.
23-Kipg Edwards birthday anniversary. No
yember o. is to be celebrated by loyal Britons
in the canal by permission of the isthmian
canal commission large number of Jamaican
negroes. subjects of Great Britain. are en-
pIoyed in the canal work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
CALIFORNIA POSTMASTER NAMED wash

ington Oct 23.--Irvin NJ. Coon has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Stony Point. Sonoma
comfy vice W H. Maroon deceased
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
MHITE HOUsE. sutter

WHITE HOUSE. Sutter and Grant ave-
nue. Womens tailored suits-chif-
fon broadcloth; coat A inches long;
satin lined. semiitted: patch velvet
collar: new pleated skirt black, blue,
brown and taupe, S25- Crepe de chine
costumes. dream lace yoke and
cuffs: three rows of shirring around
fiounce of skirt; shirring on sleeves;
all the newest evening shades, such
as black Copenhagen, white. layen-
der. rose, light and dark gray, cham
pagne. light blue and pink $55. Sale
of silks-Fancy peau de cygne and
fancy -taffetas ~ inches wide, regu-
larly sold at 81 and s1.25 a yard,
zoe. Fancy figured and striped taf-
fetas and messalines. 20 inches. csc.
Lingerie department Monday-Draw
ers and corset cover combination, or
skirt and corset cover combination;
made of fine quality of nainsook and
trimmed with fine lace and embroid-
cry. Specially priced, $3.50.
Waist department this week-S00
wool waists made of finnett in great
variety of colors and stripes; beau
tifully tailored; specially priced at
sI25
Striped messaline tailored waists
made of extra good quality mate
rials; pIeated back and front; jet
button trimmings. Specially priced
at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
RoRERT wALLaCE. l.

ROBERT WALLACE, 146 Geary street.
for this week announce sale of
hats at $3.50; some of these hats are
worth $3.50 some $40. none less
than $3.50. They are the models
of New York man milliner whose
exquisite taste has won for him a
national reputation as a designer
of original and beautiful hats for
Her Majesty--the American Woman.
Shapes are bewitching-bec
correct And they are trimmed in
charming ways with plumes, feath-
ers. wings. flowers, ribbons and vel
vets. All the new colors and plenty
of black. A complete line of Rob
ert Wallace furs
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

DIR. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For sew
eraI years. while suffering agOnies OF
pain, tried, in vain, TO find relief from
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Jones.
Finest of chiffon broadcloth suits on
sale at s25, $50, s35. Special, $3.50.
These are swell double breasted ef-
fects in broadcloth; also big va
riety of plain tailored, single breast
ed effects. Suits that are identical
with these sold elsewhere at S25. At
the Golden Gate. $3.50. New diago-
nal suits. special S20 $3.50, $40
Pleated princess dresses, S12.5O, S14
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50. Prevailing
style favorites in serges, broadcloth.
peau de sole and chevrons. All under
priced More great coat values.
New long coats, SIS. Strictly tight
fitting effects, elegant diagonals.
Misses long coats, $40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

THE EMPORIUM announce in a page
many attractions for the discrim-
mating shopper in their cloak and
suit department. popular price, SIS,
S25, $50, $35 to $50: these suits are
described and illustrated in their
advertisement; new waists in this
week. $5.95 and $3.50; Gossard cor
SETS. IS to SIS. A sample line of
undermuslins, drawers, gowns. pet
ticoats, chemises and corset covers.
saving about half in price. The mill
linery department shows many beau
tifuF fur turbans of imitation lynx
mink and lynx combined with err
mine al s5 and $3.50. Hosiery sale
lie the pair. Remarkable values in
dinner sets, French china, $22.50;
semi-porcelain, s9.9S; German china.
SIS; Haviland s2750.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
NEWMAN & LEvINsON. stockton

NEWMAN d LEVINSON. Stockton an
O'Farrell Girls college dresses
slI75: ladies' blue worsted suits
SI975. For full description of la
dies suits of class s19.75 to SIS. an
price and description of smar
dresses, s1175 to s24.75, also wais
raincoats and covert and broadclot
coats. see announcement on anothe
page.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
NEW YORK SAMPLE HOUSE.

NEW YORK SAMPLE HOUSE. 769
Market street. shows this week lat
est fall styles ladies' suits. New
effects in heavy mannish worsted in
all the wanted shades, as well as
the plain colors. The coats vary
from SO to As inches in length The
skirts are the latest pleated effect.
A suit with all the character" of the
$35 kind priced at s1S.75. A sale of
capes worth $3.50; sale price s5.95.
Every style is here to select from.
The Grace La Rue. military and
others in the following colors: Black,
blue, brown, cadet, emerald. raisin,
wistaria, red, garnet, wine, tan and
lavender. Their length is SO inches,
cut very full, making a beautiful ef-
feet
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO., 917 Mar
ket street. are featuring the seasons
styles in Cravenettes and rubberized
mohairs, silk and Cravenette Coats
for Men, Women and Children. This
weeks special consists of SIS and $40
values in Raincoats for SO. Special
offers are also made in Auto gar
ments. Full particulars given in dis
play advertisement on other page.
:. n. WOOD & CO., SW. cor. Market and
Fourth streets. in a quarter page an
nouncement dwell on the merits
of their special offer of Ladies' Suits
at the popular price of $25. These
suits are journeyman tailored-that
means that every curve is nodded by
hand stitches. 1t is the tailor and
the tailoring that give beauty and
character to a womans suit The
immense business being done in the
Suit Department of this firm is evil
dence that S. n. Wood & Co are
pleasing the trade. Their show win
dows are worthy of special mention
this week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
Special Attractions Offered
This Week by San Francisco's
Leading Retail Merchants

KoHLER & CHASE, 40 o'Farrell
street, will move to their new ten
story building December l.. A sale
this week of styles of Pianos. 1908
and 1909 models, that they will not
move into this new building. $500
Fischer Pianos reduced to $3.50.
Hoffman. 1926, reduced to s205. An
drew Kehler, $3.50. Model c, reduced
to $2S5 Iverson's. Brinkerhoff
Brewster. Gilbert and other makes.
See advertisement for prices. A
large collection of used pianos at all
prices. Some great bargains.
J. J. GILDEA & CO., 730 Market street,
announce that this coming week
will be the last week of the admin
istrator's sale of the Gildea stock.
The New York Syndicate Clothing
Co will take possession Of the
stores a week from Monday Suits,
overcoats, hats. furnishing goods, at
half price. See announcement on an
other page.
ROSENTHAL'S. 15l-163 Post street,
call attention TO the $3.50 Solid Com
fort shoe in patent leather, gun metal
calf. common sense heel; fine broad
vamp. Their announcement also pic
lures ladys shoe at $5 TO $3.50.
Well rounded toe. Cuban heel, welt
sole. style and grace in every line.
Special attention TO mail orders.
SOMMER d KAUFMANN- SS6-S40 Mar
ket street. and also 119-125 Grant
avenue, is featuring gun metal
colt shoe at $3.50 upward. These
shoes are both clever in style and
wearing qualities. and will be the
latest effect in footwear for the
winter season. Further particulars
regarding this offer is given in the
display advertisement
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

z RANSOHOFF'S. 20 Post street. for
Monday. October 25, first showing of
the latest midwinter fashions. con-
sisting of gowns for reception. bah
and street wear. Tailor made suits
in the new short and long efects:
coats. waists. capes, in the greatest
variety These models made their
first appearance in Paris on Septem-
Der !.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12

Cualquier lectora de este papel re-
cibira al pedirlo, I'M perfecto Colador
de Cafe negotiable Cupon-Erivi-
legio del DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Es
plateado, muy Undo, y previene posi-
tivamente toda goteadura de cafe o
tie. Ell Doctor 10 envia, con su nuevo
libro gratis tratando "del Cafe de la
Salud" simplemente para ~introducir
ese perfecto substitute del cafe YER
dadero. lei Cafe de la Salud" del
DR.. -Shoop esta adquiriendo su gran
popularidad por primero, su exquisi-
to gusto y saber; segundo. su abso-
luta salubridad; tercero, Gu economic
/ 1-2 lib. 25c; cuarto, SUI convenience.
No fastidioso hervir de 20 a 80 minu-
tos, "Hecho en- un minute" dice eel
DR.. Shoop. Pruebe en- su almacen de
where's. Para tener una ~agradable
sorpresa. vendido por Cartwright
Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
RetIra 81 ApeIaclon y 50 En-
trepa.

I'll mdrtcs pasado Of diputado maris-
cal de los Il, U. w. II. Forbes, dc All
,bnquerque. traio 4 Santa F6 al. p.
Maynard, que shace algdn tempo ue
conyicto on Las Cruces bajo acusas
|cion de soborno en- relacion a una
conspiracion para introducir de Mexi-
Co q los Estados Unidos chinos do
contrabando. Maynard apelo del ve-
redicto dado, y tan luego como do
danza fue puesto en- libertad. Mas
tarde retro su ~apelacion y volunta-
riamente vino dc RI Paso & Albuquer-
que donde Sc entreg6 el lunes q las
autoridades. I'll mdrtes principle q
servir su condena de Is meses.
Frank Fletcher, del condado de Ote-
70, fu6 traido a la penitenciaria SEN
tenciado q un ano y un dia por inva.
cion de I'm CAIRO de fe~rrocarril. Fu6
convicto en- la corte de los Estados
Unidos.
Eel sabado en- la noche G. +. MUIR
ray, que anteriormente r miembro
de la policia montada, fu6 traido d la
penitencIaria, sentenciado q un ano de
encarcelamiento por asalto con arma
mortifera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
Aumento de Salaries A Los Es.
tafeteros.


Washington, JUNO 3.-El departa-
mento de correos ha anunciado los
cambios siguientes en- los salaries de
estafeteros pr~esidenciales de Nuevo
Mexico basados sobre las entrada as
postales durante ell ano que termin6
en- 81 de Mario de 1909.
Alamogordo $1,000 q $1,000; Albu-
querque $4,000 a SO, 100; Artesia 81 900
q 81, 700; Carlsbad $500 q $4,000;
Clovis 81, 800 a 81 800; Deming 81, 700 a
1890; Elida $1,000 a 81, 400; Farming
ton 81 200 4 81. 300; Hagerman 81, 100 a
81, 200; Las Cruces 81, 800 q 81, 900;
Melrose sl,4O0 q 81, 800; Mesilla Park
81, 400 q 81 800; Roswell 80, 500 a 80, 800,
Santa re s2,40O q 80, 500; Tucumcari
81, 900 q $ 1920.
Rebajas: Dawson de $1,000 q 81, 500,
Lordsburg de s1,200a 81. 100; Ration de
50, 500 q 81, 400; Santa Rosa de 81, 400 q
81, 200; Silver City de 81, 200 a 80, 100;
Texico $1,000 a 81, 300.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12

do padre Mateo estaba predicando 81
evangelio de la a~bstinencia total al
mundo.
La pelea no es contra los hombres
ocupados en- 81 negocio sine contra 81
trAnco. Los hombres son hijos dc
Dios, pero 81 traico 10 % dc satapds.
III hombre que vota por ~licenciar 81
trahco estan responsible por q mismo
como 81 hombre que SO ocupa en- 81, 81
uno 4 otro realIzasen 10 que estan ha-
ciendo, desistirian. Cristo ORC por
sus perseguidores: "Padre, perdo-
nadles, pues no saben 10 que hacen."
La Iglesia debe hoy REAR la misma
oracion por aquellos que todavia 10
|estan persiguiendo Ell, on la persona
de sus hiios. Ningun hombre puede
realizar plenamente 10 que estd ha-
ciendo, cuando por cualquier gano
personal roba Q d~estruye a sus hernia
nos, pues ode que sirve 4 I'm hombre
ganar oil universe entero 81 llega d
perder su alma"
No es denigracion lamar esta una
E"pelea do la mujer.'' Es n pelea
del hombre y tambien del nino. La
bestia feroz que es madre proteie q sus
cachorros, y s~eguramente no podemos
esperar menos de la madre humana.
Ell mundo ciertamente no puede espe-
rar que Sc haga 4 un lado y Q a sus
hiios seducidos q la destruction, sus
cuerpos envenenados y despedazados
libra por libra, sus mentes trastorna-
das sus voluntades debilitades, y su
moral arruinada, y nunca Sc atreva d
hacer protesta q q luchar. Els una
pelea entire ell trafco licenciado en- IL
cores y los padres y madres, y la dis
puta son los ninos de la nacion; ESQ y
NADIA mas es la question.
Nj subterfugios nj u pueden
cambiarla. 81 las tabernas permane-
cen y d~orecen, los nifos tendran que
pervertirse. Las tabernas no pueden
existir sin hombres y cada hombre es
hijo de alguna madre. Esta es La YER
dadera question y toda persona que
piensa 10 sabe. Els question del por'
venir de los nihos Sc Santa re, dc
Nuevo Mexico, de America.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
PUENTE DE PEAJE EN- EMRuDo,

B. S. Phillips, fabricante de MADEIRA
en- Buchanan, que tiene jurisdiction
sobre ell puente que atraviesa Ell Rio
Grande en- Buchanan, asi como tam
bien sobre los caminos que conducen al
Parque de Pajarito, Canon de los Fri
joles y las moradas de los trogloditas,
ha hecho APPLICATION alscuerpo de CO.
misionados de condado para que Sc lie
permita c~onvertir Ell puente de Buck
man en- un puente de peaie para exigir
pago q todos los que desearen usar Ell
puente y.los caminos que conducen a
las ruinas. Sc entiende que exigira a
cada carruaje 8 autom6vil pago por
pasar 81 puente y a mas de este cada
pa~sajero tendra que pagan a Phillips
propina de %cincuenta centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
EPiDEMIA DE SUICIDES EN-
BELEN.

Elsie True, una mujer de la vida
airada, Sc suicide en- Belen la semana
con un veneno. Despues de haberlo
tornado Sc meti6 por I'M agujero deba-
10 de la bahama de la tienda de
Scholle y fue hallada ~moribunda por
unas mujeres que oyeron sus quejldos.
Fue llevada al Hotel M~ontezuma,
donde paraba yespir6 en- unos cuantos
minutes. La desgraciada tenia como
80 amos de edad y estaba separada de
su marido.
Frank Gates, cantinero del mismo
hotel, tom6 ocho granos de morfna 81
microbes de la semana pasada, y lue-
go Sc pogo un trio que le hizo una
Merida superficial y levelene ell costado
izquierdo. Esta en- Was de curarse y
ha prometido no volver q atentar
contra su vida.
J.D. Navarro, vidriero, que viva
en- una carpa en- Belen, ha fallecido q
consequential de quemaduras recibidas
por la explosion de su maquina de
gas. lie sobrevive su esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12

----

m ~ ,naan,ara Terri.
Spa
ro,iai. ,,aa,ou 1nn; Z, 1oeo
lla .naesan 49, ! 1ooo
@ $3.50 Moa;oa runa !
oan nnc - Nuoso
i'o9. 7, u. J
rol es'a % a. a',so wy ~
e Juno, lsvs, q rasaan ~
"a oeccion ~, 10y ~
Ivy, I. a. husnes Y w nay ~
ae santa - 1onuauo = oan q
ielrleoilo ae Nuevo meAlvo' ~ q
apiicacion a. ihsehieio leiii.oiiai ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
Chayarria Tiene va Trabajo.

Denver, Colo JUNO 9.-Despues de
|haberse visto .obligado 10 acarrear
mezcla y q hacer otros trabajos suel-
tos a causa de no saber hablar ingl6s,
Albino Chavarria, ell indio del pueblo
de Santa Clara, que vino q Denver de
Santa Fe Y Sc case con la seiorita
Cora Marie Arnold hace algun ITEM
DO, contra los deseos de la familia de
esta, y a pesar del suicidio de 81
padrastro ocasionado por el pesar
que lie cause su infatuacion, ha obte-
nido al fin trabajo para mantener a su
mujer. El indio ha sido acomodado
por la Sra. Eliteh-Long en- Eliteh's
Gardens, donde Sc lie ha dado ell pues-
to de jardinero. Ell hombre es experto
en- trabajo de agriculture de TODD g6-
nero, teniendo ademas conocimiento
fntimo delos bosques y plantas.
Albino, como ahora lie llaman, no
comprende las direcciones del mayor
domo, y sele tiene que ordenar por
sefIas. Cuando este no da resultado,
Sc llama & Ia Sra Long y como ella
sabe e~spaholiy la lengua india traduce
las 6rdenes a esos idiomas. Mr.. Long
dice que ell hombre es inc de los mejo-
res trabajadores del lugar porque tiene
conocimiento pleno de agriculture y
no Sc cansa de trabajar. Su ocupaclon
actual es la primera oportunidad que
ha tenido para ganar una cosa regu-
lar, pues 81 y su esposa han estado en-
circunstancias bastante ~apuradas.
La esposa del indio Sc enamor6 de
81 mientras estaba dando exhibiciones
hace algunos amos en- 81 parque de la
ciudad en- la OCCASION de la gran con-
v~encion. Anunci6 SUI infatuacion q la
familia y fue vista frecuentemente con
ell indio. A pesar de la oposicion de su
familia ella Sc fu6 para Santa Fe y Sc
case con Albino. POGO antes de este su
ito De ahogo en- ell Colo de Mexico y
dej6 un testamento ~desheredando g.
Cora Arnold 81 Sc casaba 0 ell piel
roia. POGO despues de 81 casamiento
IL pareja regreso & Denver y vivieron
alli. Su presencia en- la ciudad como
marido y muier ocasiono mucho CO.
mento, v nadie tuyo communication con
ellos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
La Nomination de Mechem De-
tenida.

Washington, d. c., JUNO 5.--La
nomination del Hon. Merritt G..
Mechem, de Tucumcari, para iuez aso-
ciado de la orte suprema de Nueyo
Mexico, esta detenida por la comision
del senado sobre 10 judicial, por su-
plica de I'm senador, y Sc hara i'm es-
fuerzo para que ell Presidente retire Ell
nombramiento. Entonces, a menos
que i'm nombre mas acceptable sea pro-
puesto por la organization Republic
cana del Territorio, es possible que 81
nombramiento sea al fin dado a uno
que no sea residente del Territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12
ApuNrsa orlciALEs-


TRABAJANpo IN rRoYEoTos DE mRI-
uACIoN.
lei superintendeHte "A. r.. Robinson
ia resumido los trabajos en- 81 proyec-
70 de irrigacion Black Rock, en- la re-
berva de zuni, el ouai serd terminado
este ano. La reprosae std conclude y
81 trabajo os ahora EN- oil canal y ace-
|quias laterales. Rollin Ritter tiene
Immediate dc Ia obra. Tambienl
SO ha comenzado a trabajar en- la ace
quia dc Holbrook que tomara aqua
del rio de San Juan en- shIprock, con
dado de San Juan. El costo dc cate
sistema sera $3.50, 900. r. G. Busch
|es 81 ingeniero a cargo.
coNTRATo ADJUDIcADo.
El cuerpo de fideicomisarios del Co
legio dc Agriculture de Nuevo Mexico
'ha adjudicado a Ia Compania I'm
presora del Nueyo M~exicano, la i'm
preston del Colegio por o. ano subse-
cuente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12

Amigos y veclnos 81 Santa re o.
plran Como.


Id hasta la raiz dc Ia enfermedad.
Frotaf una espalda doliente puede
aliyiarla.
'rPero no puede currarlay
Debeis llegar hasta Ia raiz dc ella
los %rinones.
Las Pildoras de Doan para los RI
MINES van derecho a ella,
ALBANIAN la causa. aliyian la do
llencia.
curan, segun dicen gentes de Santa
Fee:
Ruperto Martinez. log Grim st.,
Santa Fe, N. M, dice: "Hace cinco
amos que me vi muy molestado por
dolores en- mi espalda; en- realidad
habia sido molestado de esta manera
de tempo en- tempo desde que era
joven. Siempre sentia cuando orinaba
ardores en- los pasajes de las s~ecrecio-
mes de los rinones. P-rocurandome
una GAIA de las Pildoras de Doan para
los rinones, en- la botica de Stripping
y Burrows, las tome We me curaron
Mi espalda quedo tan fuerte como an
ties, mis- rinones sc pusieron normaies
We no he tenido ninguna molestia
grave desde entonces. Cuando siento
algun leve sintoma de la enfermedad,
las Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones
nunca faltan en- move Immediate
mente la dihcultad. No tengo sino
palabras de alabama para este RENE
do v me causa placer endosarlo.
De yenta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so c~entavos. Foster-Milburn Co,
Buffalo, Nueva York. unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unides.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-y no
tomeis otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-12

Ell anticuado sistema de medicinar
I'm estomago debil o estimular ell
corazon o los rinones es completa-
mente e~quivocado. Ell DIR. Shoop fue
quien primeramente hizo yer ese
error. Els por ESQ que su receta.
lei Restau, ador del Or. Shoop-es
enteramente dirigido a la causa de
S sufrimientos, los debiles nert
vios interiors; o sease los que rigen
ell sistema. No es tan dificil, dice ell
DR.. Snoop reforzar un Estomago,
Corazon or Rinones debiles, 81 es que
Sc va a clio correctamente. Cada
organs interior tiene su respective
regente inferno. Cuando esos ner-
vios decaen esos organos deben Sc
guramente desmejorar tambien. Esas
vita les verdades hacen que en- todas
parties los farmaceuticos despachen
v recomienden Ell Restorative del DR..
Shoop. Pruebese unos dias y vease!
Mejoramiento seguira pronta y rapi'
damente. Vendido por Stripping, Bur
row & Co.