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Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

way to Webster, where she will visit
at the Nash home. Miss Mclaughlin
spent an enjoyable summer In Bos-
ton, having made the trip with her
sister, Miss Agnes Mclaughlin of
Omemee. This year Miss McLaugh-
lin teaches in Bottineau. # !:
Mrs. J. C. Frank of this city receiy.
ed word of an accident which befell
her father, s. Olson of Maxbass, for.
merly of Crazy. Mr. Olson was kick.
ed by a horse and several ribs brok.
en-. Mrs. R. Rasmussen, also of this
city, was visiting her parents at the
time the accident occurred, and will
remain with them until her father re.
covers. .y 5 u: n Fl
The Minnewaukan ball club defeat
ed Ryan's all-star team from Devils
Lake in a battle pulled off at Speis
mans Sunday afternoon. The score
was to s. The contest was fast and
holly contested. Home run drives by
Barrett and Lee of Minnewaukan an6
Crawford of Devils Lake featured the
play. Crawford and Ryan were or
the points for the stars, while Bar
rett and Lee did the work for Min
newaukan. The Benson county Wis
itors secured ten hits and nine
famed. Barrett allowed six hits ant
famed fourteen. ~ %,&
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06
THE MEN WHO SUCCEED
7-T.az.siaiilaaiss 80

q -t- A. I . E., =
as heads of large enterprises are men
of great energy. Success, today, de.
mands health. To all is to fail. It's
utter folly for a man to endure a
weak, rundown, half alive condition
when Electric Bitters will put him
right on his feet in short order, Four
bottles did me more real good than
any other medicine / ever took,
writes Chas. B.. Allen, Sylvania, Ga.
"After years of suffering with rheum-
atism, liver trouble, stomach disor-
ders and deranged kidneys, I am
again, thanks to Electric Bitters,
sound and well.' Try them. Only so
cents at all Druggists. :.$ l
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06
NINETEEN MILES A SECOND

without a jar, shock or disturbance,
is the awful speed of our earth
through space. We wonder at such
ease Of natures movement, and SO do
those who take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. No gripping, no distress, just
thorough work that brings good
health and fine feelings. Is cents at
all Druggists. a I. .:5sz i II vi
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

ing to properly develop this farm so
that that it will be most profitable. This
work naturally offers a splendid op-
portunity to a few farmers desirous of
increasing their profits and of demon
strating in a community the results Of
proper methods OF management.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

Covers were laid for six. The table!
was very daintiIy arranged, q large
bouquet Of sweet peas forming the
center-pie t$
FREE TUITION to one from each
county il Business, Shorthand, Nor.
nal, Etc. Board and Room, $3.50 a
week. Books rented. Opens October.
g. Humbolt College, HumboIt, Iowa.
". s3s. Il u. 9-6t5
Bishop Mann will officiate next Sun
day morning at the early service to be
held at o'clock at the Episcopal
church, also at the morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock. "A cordial
invitation is extended.
We've prepared revelation for you
this season in millinery, and have set
the date for our formal opening for
Sept 18th. We urge you to visit our
store and inspect the splendid stock
of trimmed hats which we will be pre-
pared to show. Mrs. LeMay Wagness.
Miss Wallin, who taught last year
in the Webster schools and has been
engaged again for the coming year,
has returned from her home in Min
|nesota, where she spent the summer,
and will visit at the Goozee home un-
til the opening Of school. l%.7t \. Z:
We announce our Opening for Sep
tember 18th and especially urge you
to attend, that you may have the op-
portunity Of selecting your new fall
hat while our stock is most complete.
Miss Prete's Millinery, Kelly Ave-. be
tween Fifth and Sixth SITS. A.
I . ,1 r. J.
Miss Nina Nelson, who spent the
summer here, as the guest Of her sis.
ters, Misses Anna and Ida, left Mon.
day for Maza, where she has been en-
gagged to teach this year. Miss Mel
son graduated last spring from the
Moorhead Normal. ssS.>
d
Ray Cross OF Valley City, who will
have charge Of the manual training
department in the city schools, arriv'
ed here Saturday from Valley City
! Mr. Cross was assistant manual train;
ing teacher at the Valley City normal
last year. .5 s.,5e; ;sI ..j ! ID :.
Mr.. Thos. Sheridan, one Of the in
structors at the School for the Deaf
lin this city, was here last week tc
secure residence. Mr.. Sheridan re
turned to Mohall Monday to bring his
family, who have been visiting there
with relatives. They, expect to ar
rive here Saturday. ,,. :. ~.
I Miss Norma Hines has accepted 8
4 position as clerk in the Office of the
register of deeds, and entered upon
her new duties Monday morning. Miss
Hines has just returned from q pleas
ant outing with friends near Hay
ward, Wis, and a isit in Minneapolis
having been gone two months.
You are cordially invited to attend
our annual Fall Opening, to be held
Thursday, Sept. 4 10th. Our stock OF
the new ideas in Fall and Winter Mil
linery will be complete by that date
and we request that you make spe-
cial attempt to visit our store on that
day. Miss Prete's Millinery, Kelly
Ave, between Fifth and sixth st.
l. N. H. Walker, Great Northern
brakeman, left Monday morning for
Ellston, Ia, where he will visit rela-
I tives and later meet Mrs. Waller, who
| has been in Indiana, at Chicago. They
expect to be home the latter part Of
September. Before leaving Mr.. Wal
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

81 guest Of Miss Georgia Hoff, went to,
starkweather Monday to visit.
Arthur, the young son Of G. III. Kiln
gel zof Cato township, is recovering
from an illness.
s5$E Miss Eva Sserumg gard left Saturday
A: for Northwood to take a position as
4. teacher in the city schools.
Miss Danielson Of New y fork arriv-
led Sunday, to take a position as trim
mer in Mann's millinery department
The w. r. G. will hold a. meeting
this evening in their hall, at s o'clock.
All members are asked to be present.
81 Mrs. j. C.. Eggen and Mrs. u. "a.
Larson Of Olmstead were visitors in
the city Monday.
Miss Winifred Trotter Of osna-
dinner yesterday in honor Of the gan
:;.tlemen. 5s5
Miss Mildred Kennedy Of Cando has
been visiting her parents, Of Flint av-,
.enue. III
Miss isabelle Eaton visited Monday
between trains with Miss Evangeline
Maher, enronte from Fargo to Dem
Il bigh.
Il Mrs. w. III. Bell and niece, Miss La
Z cole Of New Hampshire, who has been
visiting here, went to Fargo Monday,
for IA few days visit with Mrs. Leach.
Jas. ID. tenson has gone to Porter
Ing, Mimi, to attend to business for.
n. Haslam. Mr.. Stenso will prob.
ably be. gone about al month.
Miss Eusebia Walker has returned
from q visit in California and will re-:
y sumo her work in the city schools
next week. s5
The Misses Sadie and Mabel Doyle
Of Benson, Minn, are visiting their
81 sister, Mrs. w ]. Irwin Of Grand Har-
bor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Olaf's
Lutheran church were entertained by
s Mrs, DR.. VIM Mo oeller, on Fourth IT
street, Thursday afterno Don.
Miss Jetta Wilson, who has been a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson
left Saturday for low City where re
she takes a position in the scho OILS,
Miss Mary Mel Donald J, who has been
guest of Miss Helen Regan sof Web. az
i. sster, returned to Grand Forks satur-
day.
Mrs. II. A. Groh, mother of Mrs
O'Reilly, ana Miss Ellen Groh of this y l
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06
city arrived Tuesday from F'aribault,
Mimi, for months visit. u. A

city arrived Tuesday from Faribault,
Mimi, for a months visit. s
Z. Mrs. M. A.. Hoghaug and children
returned Sunday from a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Hoghaug,.s parents in
Grand Harbor I township.
Heavy rain fell at Rock Lake and
Hans boro "a Monday night, putting a
stop to all work at the north end Of
the Farmers line. s.S R 3g3..
Mr. and Mrs. "A. i. M. Schuster, who
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
%. Bryant, went to Egeland Monday,
to visit Mrs. schuster's brother, j. E.
Williams. U. ". 81, 81. !
Martin Kelly and his guest, Fred
Kreback Of Adams, Mimi, who has
spent several weeks here, left Monday
morning "a for st. Paul, where they will
resume sur = their studies at st. Thomas. #z
.s:i Mrs. Kenna, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. M s. Hagen Of
Fourth street, went to Pleasant Lake
for q short visit before returning to
her. home at Palermo. this state.
Miss Elsie McGurren. Of Spokane,
Wash. has been visiting at the Nc
Gurren and Healey homes in this city,
and went to Crary Monday to visit
her uncle, Henry McG Gurren. s
5s3 Miss Aldah Buchanan, who Is now
visiting in Detroit, Mich, will leave
that city for Fargo tomorrow, to es.
icort the students coming from that
city TO the School for the Deaf here. 4
S:5 Mr.. Long, instructor at the Deaf
school, leaves for Jamestown Sunday,
to meet the students coming here
from western points on the Northern
Pacific.
Mrs. Joseph Weckert and Miss Ber-
tha Daeley left Monday for st. Paul.
to attend the fair. Miss Daeley goes
from the cities to Hillsboro. where
she teaches this year. 5ss
s% Marriage licenses were issued Mon.
day to Harry Mosgraye and Marie
Vance Of this city and n to Frank
sGoetz Of Saskatc cheWan and PilemonI
Lenhart Of this city.
y The prism Of fashion has scattered
rays Of inspiration into every nook
and corner Of our millinery parlors.
Remember our Opening on Sept q,
you are cordially invited TO attend.
Mrs. LeMay Wagness.
Mrs. Britten Of Sherwood, who has
been 4 guest Of Mrs. m Moshier. went
to Cando Monday, where she will be
the guest Of friends for a few days
before returning home. Mrs Moshier
gave a dinner Id homo sof her guests.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

z, Mrs. M. a. Hoghaug and children
returned Sunday from a two weeks
visit with Mrs, Hoghaug,s parents in
Grand Harbor oWnship.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

Mrs. Kenna, who has been visiting
her laughter. Mrs. M. s. Hagen Of
Fourth street, went to Pleasant Lake
for short visit before returning to
her home at Palermo, this state S5s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

~ Martin Kelly and his guest, Fred
Kreback Of Adams, Mimi, who has
spent several weeks here, left Monday
morning for st. Paul, where they will
resume their studies at st. Thomas. 4;
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

brakeman, left Monday morning for
Ellston, Ia., where he will visit rela-
tives and later meet Mrs. Waller, who
has been in Indiana, at Chicago. They
expect to be home the latter part Of
September Before leaving Mr.. Wal
Ter listed his farm near Antler and
found such a good crop that he is
leaving in the very best Of spirits.
Well l-dressed women are getting
anxious to discard their summer hats
for the excellent styles we are show
Ing in new fall and winter head wear,
which are by far the most stylish Gre
atoms shown this year. Our Fall OPP
ening begins Thurs day, September
l12th, and we urge all who can to at
tend on that day while the selection
| is largest and most complete. Mrs.
LeMay Wagness.
Miss Wilhelmina Eich of Cato town
lship left this week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Rice, for Iowa. Miss
Eich will enter Cornell college this
fall This summer Miss Eich had a.
music class and celebrated the close
of the course with a recital and SO.
lcial gathering. The pupils who par
Iticipated we're, Anna and Grace O'Bri-
en-, Dorothy Eich, Anna and Carl Kali
hagen.
Miss Elizabeth Trefz and Mrs. Hem
lIry Bruson returned Sunday from visit
at Rockwell and Waterloo, Ia, and
MinneapoIis Miss TTefz resumed
work in Rodenba ach j e Nnnd t's store
Monday. Miss Bowman, who snbsti,
tuted for Miss Trefz during the lat
Itar's vacation, will take a rest until
the opening Of the North Dakota Uni
yersity
Miss Margaret ughlin, whcs
taught last year In Cleveland town
aship, was Ia the city aturd IN the
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

Irs. R. A. Groh, mother Of Mrs
iO'Reilly. and Miss Ellen Groh OF this
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

Miss Jetta Wilson, who has been 9
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson
left Saturday for illow City where
& she. takes position In the schools.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-09-06

Miss Mary Med Donald, who has been
! a guest Of Miss Helen Regan Of Web. nr3
ster. returned to Grand Forks satur-.
day
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
THE GODDARD HOTEL

European go sn a.a ,,n American Ta0n ams ..r Room soc 75c and SI.oo Der Dav
 One Block From Bath Houses
 centrally Located For All Points
 MRS. J. w. HuTSELL-, Prop. lot outside rooms, electric lights. call bells, hot and cold running water, sta tlonary wash stands.
 Apartments for light housekeeping Tn connection with hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
EUROPEAN OR AMERICAN PLAN.
 Moody Hotel and Bath House M karan i
GENE RAJ MANAGER
JOHN L. WHILE, Manac

NEW AND MODERN Each guest room Is an outside room, having hot and cold running water, local and long distance telephones, steam heat, electric lights and gas.
 Bath house under gov ernment supervision, with hot mineral water supplied from the hot springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
Arlington Hotel and Bath House

The only hotel on the United States Reservation.
 Elegant marble and tile Bath House newly enclosed and refitted, making If one of the most beautiful Bathing establishments in the entire country. New Sui, psrlcr and Rest Room overlooking the mountain Parks.
 --0-
 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. GOOD JUNE 1st TO OCTOBER fst.
 RATES PER WEEK. Plain room, one in room $21. $25, $2s and s3f.5o. Plain room. two in room $42. $50, s55. Room with toilet one In room, s55.oo. Room with toilet two ln room, $56.oo. Room with mineral water bath, one in room. s42oo to s56.oo Room with mineral water bath, two in room, s63.c0 to ss4.o0.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
ROBERT KIRBY APARTMENTS
MANAGER.

ROOMS IN SUITES OF TWO OR MORE FOR RENT-Furnished for Housekeeping Modern in every respect.
 Next door to bath house and fine loca- ton RATES REASONABLE.
 5t9 ORANGE STREET.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
FL PRoPio Pals PARA MAIz.


Probablementa Ia cantidad mas
grande de maiz que Sc ha producido
por acre en- 81 vale de Mimbres fue
reportada la semana pasada por H
B. Strickler, anterior ingeniero de
condado de este condado, cuyas enor-
mes c~alabazas alderman las yentanas
de muchos lugares de negocios en-
Deming y cuyo trecho de terreno de
cuatro acres de donates fueron la
maravilla v admira ion de toda la
vecindad. Ell Graphic prometi6 d sus
lectores varias pasadas de
reportar Ell producto de este maiz, ell
cual Sc gan0 81 primer premio en- la
feria de estado en- Albuquerque, y sc
siente gra tificado en- hacerlo. La co
secha dada por Mr.. Stricken fue 115
IL fanegas e. acre, 10 libras por IA
mega.
Cuando Sc le pregunto acerca de
sus m~etodos, Mr.. Strickler afirm6 que
ninguna atencion Sc lie habia dado d
este maiz. Fue la primer cosecha que
Sc levant6 en- este terreno. y sola-
mente necesit6 buen cuidado,-Dem-
ing Graphic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
VA sALA DE GUADALUPE.

|"|r
Una sala nueva en- la parroquia de
Guadalupe ha sido concluida y contie-
ne una pIataforma hermosa para n
mes de teatro. Ha sido decorada por
sehoras energicas de la Iglesia de
Guadalupe y presenta ii ~aparencia
nueva. Acomoda una ~capacidad de
$50 personals. Sera calentada por va
por y bien aIumbrada q ~electrIci-
dad.
La primer function tendr6 Iugar Ell
dia ~ de Diciembre d las s de la no
che, consistiendo de un drama an Els
pafol. intitulado Eel Beso del Per-
dom Entire los actos habra cantos
en- lngles Y Espafol y Sc cantaran
acompafados por piano y guitarra.
Dos pianos solos serdn rendidos. La
pequefa nina Lima Quintana, de S
amos de edad, recitara en- una manera
muy placentera, "voy para Donde Els
"a mi Abuela.' I'll entretenimiento
concluira con u bale jocoso y dos
representations.
La admission en- la primer function
seran So centayos ambos para adul-
los y nifos, pero por la segunda fun
cion la que sera el dia IS, 4 las 5 de
la noche, adultos 50 centavos y %
centayos por los nifos. Tambien Sc
yenderan boletos IN Ia puerta. El pm,
bIico esta cordialmente invitado de
atender.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
PRoGREsANpo.

Hablando de Santa Fe en- dias pa
sados, uno que sabe lie dijo al Obser
yador que n habian kecho tan
tas indagaciones en- cuanto a esta
eiudad y al territorio que 10 rodea
desde que habia conocido ell lugar co
mo las que hay a la presente y cons
tantemente van en- aumento. Ell, co
mo otros de nosotros quienes Green
en- las posibilidades de aqui v reali.
Fan nuestros bienes, Green que el fu'
turo de la "ciudad con la Puerta
Alberta esta mas brillante que 10
que ha estado antes.
Debe entenderse tambien, u la
publicidad es extensa en- TODD 10 que
concierne a nosotros. Nuestro pri-
mer amor es Santa Fe. Queremos
nacerla n de las ciudades mejor
conocidas en- este continente, pero
tambien queremos hacer este Estado
del Sol Esplendente con toda la RI
queza de su china y suelo y minas
& historic y atracciones de paisaje,
un verdadero imam para viajar, que
traiga aho por aio un aumento cons
tante en- trafico. Queremos una opor
tunidad para ensenar nuestros efec-
tos. Y puede hacerse por medic de
anuncio g"Paga anunciarse,'
En- connection con ell interes de
aquelios fuera de Santa Fe y alrede-
dores, es bien no olvidar que noso-
tros necesitamos hacer la mejor de-
mostracion possible cuando la genie
venga a nuestra ciudad y yer 10 que
parecemos.
Queremos yer a 10 mejor. Por 10
-anto aqui estan unas cuantas cosas |
Tue debemos hacer antes que la gem
e venga a vernos
Debemos limpiar bien Ell frente del
'alacio Viejo.
Debemos componer la canaleia en-
a Avenida de Lincoln, que queda
cerca de la plaza.
Debemos tener algunas I~ravesias
n las pasadas de las GALES.
Debemos evitarnos en- tirar pape-
IS en- ina manera descuidada GUAM
o vengamos de la estafeta. Este es
n habito offensive y comun. Cada
ersona que 10 haga debe avergonzar-
3 ash misma y deberia ser llamada a
No estorbeis Ell canine de la linn
ieza y progreso. siendo descuidado
de POGO interes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
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|N|N KI"||H "Ir ||+ T. AI.fI .|AII ||I"| H|NN Il" ."H
III Procurador General Crank w
Clancy SO ~encuentra en- Albuquerque
atendiendo d negocios importantes.
III Hon, Secundino Romero. maris-
cal de los Estados Unidos. ha parti-
do para Las Vegas.
HI Hon. Alvan N. White, superin-
~tendente de instruction pdblica, re-
gresd q Ia ciudad Of microbes.
Don Pablo Perea, negociante acau'
dalado del condado de Valencia, es'
tuyo de vista On la ciudad 81 mier|
coles en- IA tarde,
Don Agustin Hunter. mismbro de
Ia Policia Montada, hai ~regresado de
Terra Amarillo, donde fue llamado
como stestigo en- p importan'
lte.
FL Hon, Marcos g. de paca, quisn
hire una carrera de tanto credito pa
"a 81 congreso d mes pa sado,, y miem
bro de la legislature, Sc e%ncuentra de
vista en- Ia ciudad.
FL Sr. Mariana Padilla, prominen'
te criador def oveias de Grants. con
dado de Valencia, estuyo en- la ciu'
dad el microbes v yisit6 al Hon. r.
l.. Baca sobre negocios i~mportantes
Ell anterior alguacil J.. M. Casaus
del condado de Guadalupe, Sc encuen
ira en- la ciudad habiendo venido de
Santa Rosa d atender a n junta del
cuerpo de consumidores de aqua. Lie
acompaian su esposa y u dos hijos-
Ell intendente ambulante Ernest
parti6 el microbes para Las Vegas
para concluir el trabajo de examinar
las cuentas del condado de San Mi
guel. FL secretarios principal Walter
N. Kegel lha estado ocupado Q Ia
materia durante algunos dias.
Los ~oficiales Y abogados que aten'
dieron a la corte en- TERRA Amarillo,
han regresado a la ciudad. Entire
ellos 80 hallaban los Licenciados "A.
fB. Renehan, George volney Howard
la Sra. @. Fl McNitt; Edward L. SAT
ford, eli Licenciado RI. L. Ortiz y el
Captain Fred Fornoff. Ell Juez Me
chem preside durante la session..
La Sra. Fabiana Gurule de Miera,
de Clayton, condado de Union, Sc en-
cuentra en- ell C~anoncito, Is millas al
sur de Santa Fe, habiendo venido con
81 fin de visitar d su padre, Don To
mas Gurule, quien Sc ha visto bastan-
tie enfermo pora algun tempo. La Sra
Miera es esposa de Don Francisco
Miera, ciudadano prominente del
condado de Union,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
pANDo HUEN REsULTADo.

La nina Isabel, recientemente 10
cada por Jim Fraser, dc los hernia,
nos Fraser. quienes d~escubrieron J
promovieron Ia compania Twin
Peaks, esta probando ser una buena
propiedad, Esta mas 8 menos como
una milla de Twin Peaks. Tiene u
hombres trabajando en- la misma de
sarrollandola y sacando bastante me
tai bueno. I'm cargamento de me-
tai del trabajo de desarrollo fue man
dado a la fundicion de Shannon y did
$3S.26 por tonelada en- orc. Otro car
gamento esta cast listo para SCI
mandado, 81 cual ha sido cuidadosa,
mente probado en- Ia nina. " CORE
$s8 por tonelada en- orc. Mr.. Fraser
tiene cerca de is t~one;adas de metal
apiIado 81 cual ensayara $40 por to
nelada.-Lordsburg Liberal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
"A MuJEREs %ENFERMAs.
I'm POGO de Aviso Sane Ayudars ]
Muchos sufrientes en- Santa

Ninguna mujer debea ~considerarse
saludable y buena 81 los rifiones es'
tan debiles. Venenos que pasan en-
las s~ecreciones cuando los rihones
estan bien, son retenidos en- Ell cuer-
20 cuando los rihones estan desorde-
nados. 81 los rinones y la vejiga
Sc inflaman & hinchan peores males
tares podran prontamente seguir. Es-
ia es a menudo la causa de dolores
decayentes, dolencias, dolor de espal-
da, etc, Envenenamiento lrico es
tambien frecuente causa de dolores
de cabeza, Observation-Disclosures, langui-
DEE, ~nerviosidad y dolor reumatico.
Cuando sufran asi. experimental
las Pfldoras de Doan para los RHO
mes, un remedio que ha probado ser
effective en- millares de tales .casos.
Que Olga n mujer de Santa Fe de
ST experienced.
La Sra. Agripina D. de Gonzales.
Gale Garcia 1O2. Santa Fe, N. NJ, di-
ce: En- Septiembre 1905, use las
Pfldores de Doan para los Rinones
dolor de espalda cue habia un
curse de mucho malestar, En- la ma
cuando me levantaba, mi espal
da estaba tan adolorida y penosa
que cast no podia enderezarme. 70
saba que mi dificultad era debida a
rinones desordenados y fui finalmen-
te inducida q experimental las Pfldo-i
ras de Doan para los Rinones por los
buenos informes que yoi acercar de
elias. Los contenidos de una GAIA de
este remedio r~etiraron todos mis- do
y estoy feliz en- decir que mi
:ura ha sido permanente."
De yenta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
,io so centavos. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo. New York. dnicos agentes
IN los Estados Unidos.
Recuerden el nombre-Doany mo-
omeis otrot
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Con ef objeto de Que los lectores
de Ell Nuevo Msxicano que ~necesiter
un tratanliento medico, tengan una
oportunidad para probar esta mara
villosa medicina, Ell gran sabio de In
diana ofrece ahora a 500 personals un
tratamiento de ensaye de vaior dc
UN DOLLAR enteramente gratis, pa
"a que TODD 10 que Sc ha dicho en- ia
yor de ese tratamiento no es exage-
RADIO.
AL hacer Iesta oferta este sabio Dir
10: "Ser que existe I'm sinnumero de
pacientes que han venido sufriendo
por muchos aios de- Intermediates
cr6nicas v que muchos de ellos han
gastado en- balde ograndes sumas en-
busca de alivio. Sc que todos ellos
vacilan en- inyertird dinero en- medi-
cinas, por no Greer que haya cura-
cion possible para ellos. Miles me
me han relatado esta historic y otros
tantos me han dicho despues que mi
tratamiento los ha curado, cnando
tdutO5 uOCtoiCe Sohuo teASo mSuico
de curacien habian fracasado, Quiero
demostrar a esta genie que TODD 10
que los peri6dicos reieren acerca de
mi tratamiento, es absolutamente We
rfdico. Quiero demostrar a un limi-
tado ndmero de ~pacientes, no impor-
ia cual sea SUI enfermedad 8 por
cuanto tempo la han sufrido, no i'm
porta GUAM angustiados v d~ecepciona-
dos esten, que mi tratamiento, real
y positivamente produce los resuIta-
dos que Sc le atribuyen.p
Aquellos que sufran del est6mago.
-eumatismo, catarro, NAL de rinones,
lie la vejiga 8 cualquiera de las attic
:iones mencionadas IN ell cup0n de
.bajo, Sc alentaran con Ell efecto de
Iolo unas cuantas dosis.