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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
DIR. MOORE REARRESTED.
CHIEF BRINN is READY
TO ARREST T, K, STARK

Ne1sger Carl Mueller Of the New
Harper. accompanied by Chief OF Po-
lice James Brinn. left for Chicago
last night in order to be On hand at
the hearing of T. KymsI Stark,
wanted in Chicago and in this city
for working a confidence game. II
dismissed there he will be re-arrest-
ed and brought here to stand trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
Associated Charities Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the
board Of directors OF the Associated
Charities at the Association house.
637 Seventeenth street Thursday
evening at 1880. A full attendance
OF the board is desired and all mem
bers OF the association who can at
tend are urged TO be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
To Install Jointly.

There will be joint installation
of officers tonight by Rock Island
camp No. 90, NJ. W. A, and Dewey
and Prosperity camps of the Royal
Neighbors. The meeting will be held
al Odd Fellows hall and will be fol-
lowed by a social session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
EIGHT INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
Fourteen True Bills Are Re.
turned Into Open Court
Yesterday Afternoon.
NEW CHARGE FOR LOoNEY
Thought TO Be PrecautiOn in Case
Old Allegation Proves Faulty
Five Are Ignored.

The grand jury's report which was
submitted yesterday afternoon to
Judge w. H. Gest in the circuit court
included IA indictments against
eight different persons. The true
bills were as follows:
John Looney-Assault with intent
to murder Jacob Ramser, bond
$4,000.
DR.. Cora f. Reed-AbortiOn on
the person of Mrs. Ella Putney, de-
ceased, two indictments, bond $1,000
/ on each.
Jerry Mccarthy, alias McCarty,
alias John Nolan, alias William Bur-
ton, alias Wilbur Redfield-Attempt
to commit burglary at the Twentieth
street depot of the Rock Island road,
five indictments, and having bur-
glary tools in his possession, two in
dictments, bond $500 on each.
William r. Carey-Embezzlem
OF 1921 belonging 20 the county
while a supervisor from Hampton
bond $500.
William Warnock - Confidence
game, passing a SIS forged check al
the State bank on Otto Seidlitz, bono
81 500.
Cornelius Plunkett and Rober
Lafferty-Larceny of a bicycle il
Moline, bond $1,000 each.
TAKE PRECAUTIONS.
States Attorney l.. NJ. Magill re
fused to comment on the action o
the grand jury in re-indicting Johl
Looney, accused of attempt TO muir
= der Jacob Ramser last fall. I
is supposed, however, that becaus
of the technical objections raised t
: the former indictment, it wa
3 thought advisable to draw up anoth
i er. The jury which indicted Loone
a the first time included several jul
y ors, it is alleged. who we're over 6
8 years of age. and this point wa
e brought up as grounds for asking tina
2 the indictment be quashed.
e FIVE ARE IGNORED.
: Five persons who had been hel
for investigation by the grand jur
D were given their liberty yesterda
afternoon following the report of tn
grand jury that their cases had bee
e ignored They we're:
k George Bittner, Silvis fireman, a.
s cused of rape.
n Charles White Of Joslin, accuse
Of incest.
Dr. Marietta Petrie of East Molir
accused OF abortion.
DR.. n. NJ. Moore OF Rock Islam,
accused OF abortion.
4 Frances Lane. colored, accused {
the murder of Carl Flood of Molin
VISIT THE JAIL.
Contained in the report of the jul
e was the announcement that the ju
e ors had visited the county Jail ar
;. found conditions there excellent. tt
: jury inquired into rs different cas-,
n and examined 45 witnesses durir
9 the six days It was in session.
. DIR. MOORE REARRESTED.
, States Attorney l. NJ Magill ey
/ IDENTIFY was displeased with the actic
OF the grand jury in ignoring the cas-
against DIT. y. NJ. Moore, and he
/ once swore out another warrant (,
d his Arrest. The physician heard OF
y and appeared at the justice court
IS Frank Gustafson in Moline and ga
r himself up and arranged for bon
=, The charge AGAINST him Is the same
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
Baking helps
Helpful Cake MAKING Hats
Valuable SUGGESTIONS
By Mrs. Nryada B,iggS, E4fonent Of
the fyf of Baking, as taught By
lftS. /afef MchcE=te mn

helpful Cake MAKING Hints
Always sift flour and K c Baking
Powder at least three times. The
more sitting, the lighter the cake.
Remember that! To cream but
ter and sugar quickly, warm the
sugar slightly. Beat yolks of eggs
with rotary beater. Whip whites
Of eggs with fiat spoon whip.
Water makes lighter cakes; milk
makes richer cakes.
TO mix a cake, first cream but
ter and sugar thoroughly, then add
yolks, if used. Then alternately
add moisture and flour that has
been sifted with baking powder
and stir until smooth and glossy
adding eggwhites after thoroughly
mixing.
.AiVGs nsc X c Baking PoIGty
biscuit Helps
Away s;ft -four auiKC Baking
Powder at least three times.
Have shortening cold and firm.
Mix dough as soft as it can be
handled. The softer dough goes
into the oven, the lighter the
biscuit when it comes out. 1t Is
easier Tor K c Baking Powder to
90 lis work III soft than in stiff
dough Mix biscuits very little.
DO not knead. Stir up with spoon
or knife and press in shape to roll
on Toured board.
With K c Baking Powder re-
suits ore sure and certain. Ask
your grocer for K &. 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
Conductor-B. c. Stone.
U-ardan-D n jackson

Conductor-B. c. Stone.
warden-D. D. Jackson.
Executive Committee Members-H.
Elvine, Fred Reddig, Ed Reynolds, T.
NJ Walker.
Delegates to the Tri-City Federation
OF Labor-H. Elvine, John Dunkerton,
u. C. Kinsley, c. L. Weaver, E. c.
Stone and Fred Reddig.
Correspondent to the "Motorman
and Conductor"-C. L. Walker.
INDEPENDENCE CAMP.
Independence camp No. rs NJ. W. A.
met last night at K. c. hall and in
stalled the officers who are to be at
the head of the lodge during the COM
| ing year. The officers who were in
stalled by Past-Consul William A.
/ Lovett, are as follows:
Past Consul-William A. Lovett.
/ Consul-M. T. Stevens.
Authenticated Bollman.
Banker-C. F. Huthmaker.
| Clerk-E- F. Johnson.
Escort-C. J. Budelier.
! Watchman-E. S. Glow.
i Sentry-Edward Geer.
Deputy-William Voss.
Trustee three years)-Robert
} Hoffman.
> Physicians-Drs. s. B. Hall, F. D
Paul, ]. c. Souders, NJ. ]. OHern.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
St. Paul lodge, No. 107, Knights o
Pythias, held joint installation cere
monies with st. George lodge of Mo
line at K. P. hall, Moline, last night
the installing being under the di
rection of Deputy Grand Chancello
H. E. Lundt Of Moline. A smoke
and social session followed the seat
ing of the officers who were electe
in December. The new officers O
st. Paul lodge of this city are:
Chancellor COMMUNICATIONS
Journy.
Vice Chancellor-E. e. Reynold:
Master of Work.. D. Olson.
Prelate-F. o. Larson.
= Keeper of Records and Seals an
: Master of Finances. r. Wright.
Master of Exchequer-Sam Ryel
= son.
: Master of Arms-Fred W. Larson
Inner Guard-John Stroehle.
/ Outer Guard-Frank Bodell.
Trustee (three years - job
e Stroehle.
ATTEND INSTALLATION.
. Numerous Rock Island membe
of the M. B. A. attended an impor
L ant meeting of lafayette lodge N
II 1921, Of Davenport, last night al
>, listened to a speech by D. N. Davi
~ one of the more prominent of the n
tional officers of the order. Besid
- delivering an address, he install,
into office the officers elected by ii
- lodge in December.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
HEED OF WARNING
TAKEN BY PUBLIC
Water Volume During Night
and Early This Morning
Nearly Normal.
FAMINE IS PREVENTED
Had Amount of Aqua Pura Contin.
ued to Flow, Calamity Would
Have Resulted.

Reports from L. I. Birdsall, sup
erintendent of the filter plant today,
were to the effect that the volume of
water used during the hours of last
night and early this morning was
practically normal, thanks to the
heed taken by the public of the
warning of Commissioner Jonas
Bear. 1t is necessary that care be
taken by the citizens in the future
so that a famine of aqua pura will
be averted. With the amount of wa
ter used normally, the pumping sta
ton can readily handle its share of
the work. AS soon as it goes above
normal, conditions may result in
dire calamity, not only to the plant
but to the city at large. The water
| in the clear basin at the filter plant
stood at six and half feet at an
early hour this morning.
SLOW RISE IN sTANDPIPE.
The rise in the standpipe on Thir-
tieth street was reported as being
very slow this morning. The pipe
was taxed to it's capacity while ev-
erybody was using as much water as
necessary for his own protection and
the stage was very low. 1t was COM
ing up gradually this morning. Wa
ter from the standpipe supplies the
east end bluff district. Work on
cutting ice in the filter basins r7o-
crossed very favorably today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09

tween Forty-fourth and Forty-sixth
streets, was adopted on motion of
Mayor Schriver. 1t was explained
that the four inch watermains are to
connect the dead ends in the dis
trict.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
ESTIMATE APPROVED.

The estimate of City Engineer
Wallace Triechler for the laying of
the Waterman on Thirtieth street
from Thirteenth to Eighteenth ave-
nue. by p. F. Trenkenschuh was ap-
proved and a voucher, made payable
July !, 1912, in the amount Of So
2SS.5s was ordered issued. The to-
tai amount, 5000 more than the
amount of the voucher, will be with
held till June l on recommendation
of the engineer to see that the paw
ing is properly relaid so that there
will be no settlement. The voucher
is on the water department appro-
| priation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
SLOW RISE IN sTANDPIPE.

All the news all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
PAY PEOPLES POWER.

On motion of Commissioner Mar
tin T. Rudgren, the commission vot-
ed to pay the Peoples Power COM
pany for the light furnished in July,
August and September in the amount
of s4,926.26. 1t was the original in
tention to pay for five months, an
amount over $4,000, but because Of
the depleted circumstances of the
city financially, it was decided to pay
for only three months at this time
and to pay for the remainder at a
| future date.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
CONFIRM OFFICIALS.

Commissioner Archie Hart offered
the name of Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Schroeder as police matron to sue
coed Miss Dina Ramser and 1t
was approved. AS stated last
evening, Mrs Schroeder will as
sumo her duties within a week. The
name of Fred E. Gruby. police Of
ficer to succeed Sidney Pearson, re-
signed, was offered by the commits
sioner and confirmed.
The Waterman ordinance provid-
| ing for the laying of mains on Six
teenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
avenues and the district included be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-09
WHY DOES BRADY
DELAY MOVING?
Commissioner Hart Wants
Him to Show Cause to
Commissioners.
REPEAL PAVING ORDINANCE
Council Pays Bills, Confirms Officials
and TransaCts Other
Business.
REPEAL PAVING ORDINANCE

Delay on the part of Charles
Brady to move his junk yard from
Fourth avenue west of Sixteenth
street by order of the city commits
sion is not to be longer brooked by
that municipal body and in order to
bring matters to a head Commits
sioner Archie Hart presented reso-
luton yesterday afternoon demand
ing that the proprietor of the prop
erty which has been declared a null
sance appear before the commission
at its next meeting and show cause
why he has not complied with the
mandate delivered months ago.
Should Brady refuse to comply with
this order, the commission intends
to take the matter into legal chan
nels to force obedience. Brady was
ordered to move his junk yard by
Jan. 1. He still holds forth in his
usual stand.
REPEAL ORDINANCE.
Mayor Schriver presented an ordi-
nance repeating the ordinance pass
ed by the commission providing fol-
the paving of Fourth avenue from
Sixteenth to Twentieth street with
asphalt. The ordinance was consid
cred and adopted. When the ordi
nance was first drafted, property
owners signified a preference for as
phalt and it was made to include tina
material in place of brick as orig
inally provided. After the council
had passed the ordinance and placed
it in readiness for court, the people
offered a petition signed by owners
of 1889 feet of 2,400 frontage aloni
the thoroughfare asking that bricl
be used in place of asphalt. Thei
request has now been granted ant
steps will be taken for new ordi
nance providing for the use of bricl
in the paving.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
oTERo-GRYGLA

Sc ha confirmado Ell rumor desde
que Sc supo la semana pasada que
Manuel b. Otero habia partido para
| Chicago el vi6rnes de la emana pa
sada y anunci6 que FL Y la seforita
Lucy Grygla Sc unirian en- matrimo-
Mo Ell LINES de esta semana.
La senorita Grygla y SUI madre par
theron para Chicago la semana pasa-
da y han pasado ell tempo visitando
amigos y ~parientes,
Eel gobernador Miguel A. Otero ac-
tue como padrino en- la ceremonial de
la boda.
Despues de la ceremonial la feliz pa
reia visitaran amigos en- Minneapolis
y haran un viaje corto al oriente re-
gresando a Santa Re antes de los dias
de fiesta.
La senorita Grygla ha viyido en-
Santa re por muchos amos, Es muy
atractiva Y hermosa Y tiene grande
encanto personal Ell cual le ha ganadO
muchos amigos. rs artista de mu-
cha habilidad, siendo superintendent
del trabajo de arte en- las e~scuelas 'pn-
blicas aqui por los pasados dos amos.
Ell joven Manuel Otero pertenece a
una de las familias mas yiejas en-
Nuevo Mexico siendo hijo de la Sra.
A. M. Bergere Y sobrino del finado Sa-
lomon Luna. Els I'm joven de mucha
habilidad para nego los. habiendo te-
nido una posicion en- la administers
cion de correos local por los pasa-
dos dos amos hasta que una promo
cion lie gan6 la oficina de collector de
rentas internas. Els conocido como ell
mas joven y uno de los meJores Co
lectores de rentas internas en- el emf
pleo del gobierno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
LUCIANO PARA MUEkTo PoR
IN TREN.

Don Luciano Para. residente en-
Los Martinez, lugar cercano a Albu-
querque, al ir llegando 4 esta, a las
$3.50 la mafiana del Sabado 80 del
mes pasado, fu6 muerto por I'm tren
Ill cruzar la via ferrea. FL accidente
sucedi6 donde Ell canine cruza IA
VITA cerca del molino de Mausard y es
-precisamente 81 mismo hugar donde
el tren mat6, dos 9 tres amos pasados
al finado Don Eslavio Vigil. I'll Ana
do PARA sufri6 como resultado del IA
tai accidente. la fractura del craneo,
la quebradura de varias costillas v,
otras lastimaduras internas. Despues
del accidente fue llevado al hospital
de San Jose en- donde muri6 dentro
de unas cuantas horas. El finado te-
MIA 20 amos de edad y Sc dice que es-
taba algo sordo. de 10 que Sc deduce
que no oyera Ell ruido del tren que Sc
aproximaba.--La Voz del Pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

\ evitados siempre porque q 10 me
jor su efecto es solamente por aquel
dia, mientras que III remedio genuine
Como Syrup actua con placer pero
permanentemente.
Puede obtenerse convenientemente
en- c~ualquier botica a so centavos Q
poi uIi peso la botella, Lo hallaran
muy p~lacentero en- accion. placentero
en- SAILOR y libre de ~torzones, Y sus
propiedades t6nicas tienen un valor
distinto a las mujeres. Els ell laxative
que Sc usa en- America hoy dia y mi
llares de famiIias no estan ahora nun
ca sin Ell.
81 ningun miembro de su familia ia
mas ha nsado Syrup Pepsin y listed
desea hacer un experiments perso-
nal de 81 antics de comprarlo en- Ell
modo regular de I'm boticario, mande
direccion--una tarjea postal es
sufioiente al Dir. M. b. Caldwell. 4l5
Washington ST., Monticello, I'LL, VI
una botella de prueba gratis Sc lel
mandara por correo. Los resultados
son garantizados siempre 8 Sc devuel
We 81 dinero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
IA nERMOsURA De Ia MujERI
ESTl BusADA EN- Ia sALuD'
TENER sALuD, MOviMIENTO pE
Los iNTEsTlNos Es ABsoLUTA
MENTE NECEsARlO-COMo o.
TEMERLA MEIoP- ~

81 la hermosura de la mujer depen-
diera sobre cosmeticos cada mujer Sc
ria un retrato de amabilidad. Pero Ia
hermosura depende de otra cosa a
mas de ESQ. Esta en- la salud. En-
la mayoria de casos la base de la sa-
lud. v la causa de enfermedad, puede
ser trazada a la accion de los intestt
nos.
Los dolores de cabeza, la lacitud, la
piel amarillenta y los ojos vidriosos
son usualmente debidos d la consti-
pacion, asi muchas cosas que las nu-
jeres hacen habitualmente conducen
q estos malestares. No conner con
cuidado, comen comidas que son I'M
~digeribles porque las comidas les son
servidas regaladamente y no hacen
ejercicio suficiente. Pero ~cualquiera
que pueda ser la causa particular es
importante que la condicion deba ser
corregida.
I'm remedio ideal para las mujeres,
y n especialmente al gusto de sus
delicados requerimientos, es DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, ell cual millares
de mujeres endosan altamente, en-
ire elias la Sra. Nora Robertson, 1856
s.. 18th St, Lincoln Neb., y la Sra.
Ann e. Edwards, Correctionville, Ia,
quienes 10 tienen constantemente en-
la casa para casos de emergencia.
Toda la famiIia puede usar Syrup Pep
sin, porQue miilares de madres 10
dan d nihitos Y d ninos. rs tambien
acknowledgements propio q los requeri-
mientos de personals ancianas, en- ver-
dad para todos aquellos que por RAJ
zon de la edad 8 enfermedad no pue-
den soportar sales agudas, catarticos,
pfldoras Q pnrgatiyos. Estos deben
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
EL CANTOR

Detras del Palacio real habitaba un
pobre zapatero viejo. que TODD Ell san
to dia, desde ell alba hasta Ell toque
de Angelus, Sc la pasaba echando
media suelas y Q y hacienda to-
da clase de composturas.
Machacaba la suela y cantaba, CO.
gia la LENA y cantaba, tiraba del
.cerote v cantaba, unas veces bro
meando D la herboleria, 81 yecina;
Iotras diciendo cosas a las muchachas
que pasaban, asi entretenfan su ITEM
20 ~alegremente.
Encima de su chiconcillo estaban
las habitaciones del principe herede-
10; un pobre principe, melancolico y
triste, aburrido de la hi~pccresfa cor
tesana Y de la abominable etiqueta
de Palacio.
Escuchando I'm dia y otro al zapa-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
TAMBIEN LAS HEMBRAS, " POR-
QUE NO?

La noche del domingo pasado, des-
pues de un corto altercado Sc battle
ron en- duelo dos mujeres que respon-
den d los nombres de Simona Tafoya
y Placida s. de Crespfn, en- curse del
oual la primera cort0 seyeramente la
cara, ell cuello, Ell pecho Y I'm brazo de
Ia ~segunda, con un cuchillo de carni-
zero de amplias dimensiones. La MAJ
mana del microbes de la semana am
bas duelistas comparecieron ante la
corte del juez de paz del Juez Pablo
Vigil, en- donde la mujer Tafoya fue
afianzada para que Sc presente ante
Ell gran jurado, sobre acusacion de
asalto contra Placida s. de Crespfn,
con arma mortffera. Ell cuchillo, que
ahora es famcgo por la parte impor-
tante Que tcm0 en- la "refusilata," fu6
exhibido en Ia corte, trunco la mitad
de las seis puIgadas de ojo que habfa
tenido antes y Ell cual fue quebrado
en- la refriega. Los 'carifos'' que re-
cibi0 la quejante con ell cuchillo no
son graves. LA voz del Pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

f5INM
baeato, sc la vida y mi.agrcs de to
dos, y aviso cuando llega Ell carreton
de la basura.
IFS listed un prodigioi
VA veraste. Los que Sc mudan
aqui por una triste renta gozan de
muchfsimas ventajas. Y uste tiene 81.
nora?
Mo. tengo. y necesito una,
-Pues ME habla uste d mi. X mu-
chachos2
-Tampoco. X quiero uno.
7Pues nomas me habla uste y yo lie
doy los muchachos que quiera.
Carambitas.
Isl 70 soy casera, antigua, nc de
las al bora. BESIDE chiquita apren-
df el oficio, y a mi han salido canas
en- la puerta. Con que. alquila la ca
sa?
-Bueno, sinor; y por que Sc muda
uste de la otfa casa?
-Por una pequehez. senora. Por-
que mate a la casera.
-Ysque me da un ~gaznat0n tan
juerte, comadre. que va no vide mas,
desmaye del susie y di ell bataca-
10 sobre de mi CANA. Cuando volyi
en- mi va Sc habia lido el roto maldito,
que quien sabe que TODD mi hizo y
Sc llev0 mi rebozo.
81 Ell esas llega mi marido. gu
reese. donde que anda ~retecelosol
Pos ahora callese, comadre, y
echese una MEDIA pa que Sc le bale
el susie.
Pos a darle, scomadrita, y no va
uste a contarlo4 lMaldito catrin!
FL Diablito Rojo, Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
IA GAIA CONCLuYE POR UNA
MuCHAcHA RIGA.

A menudo Ia GAIA por una esposa
RIGA cohcluye cuando Ell hombre en-.
cuentra una mujer que usa los Amar-
gos Electricos. Sus nervios fuertes
dicen en- I'm cerebro brillante y tenn
peramento igual. Su complexion from.
dosa y labios rubios resultan de su
sangre pura, u brillantes ojos de
sueno de ~descanso; su paso elastico
de firmeza. mdscuIos libres, todos
anunciando de la salud y fuerza que
los Amargos Electricos dan d una
mujer, y la libertad de indigestion, do
Tor de espalda, dolor de cabeza, oca-
stones de desmayo Y atarantamiento
que provienen. Donde quiera son Ell
remedio favorito de la mujer. 81 de.
biles 8 con dolor experimentation. so
centavos en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
HACIENDA RuEN TRARAJo.

La escuadra de convictos que con-
siste de "a hombres, quienes han es-
tado trabajando Ell nuevo canine en-
ire esta plaza y Puerto de Luna, por
eli pasado medic a1o, ha hecho buen
trabajo v estan aventajando rapida-
mente. La parte ma diicultosa esta
cast concluida, y de ahora en- adelan-
te tendran plano y blandito terreno.
Una milla y media tuvo que traba-
jarse Q barrenos en- un trecho de
cuatro millas, y tuvo que lienarse con
piedra donde era necesario, Y poner
una tapia en- FL lado de la oriIla.-
FL Sol de Santa Rosa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
cADA GALE EN- SANTA FE.
Tienc Parte de Prueba que los SUI
frientes de los Rinones Bucan.

Dolor de espalda? Rihones debt
les?
Molestado con malestares urinarios?
Quiere un remedio verdarero para
los rinones?
No tiene que yer muy lejos. Use
10 que la genie de Santa re recomien-
da. ,Cada Gale en- Santa Fe tiene sus
casos.
Aqui esta la experienced de I'm hom-
bre de Santa Fe.
Permitan que Jose Ortiz y Baca, de
la Gale del Alto, 10 olga.
Dice ell: En- 1907 use las Pildoras
dc Doan para los Rihones para dolo-
res en- mi espalda que me habian mo-
lestado por Tres anos. Me dieron ali
VIC pronto v probaron ser tan satisfac-
torias que df un manifesto publico en-
su alabama. Ahora despues que dos
amos y medic han pasado, gustosa-
mente confrmo cada palabra de ese
testimonio. Puede agregar, que des.
de que he usado las Pfldoras de Doan
para los Rihones, dandoles un expe-
rimento mas cuidadoso he recibido
gran beneficio. Yo sc que este re-
medic es una cura para dolor de es-
paida y malestar de los rihones.'
Do venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-.
clio so ~centayos. Foster-Mi1burn Co.,
Buffalo, Nueva York, unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-y no
tomeis otro. 8
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

Las Pfldoras de Foley para los Ri
aones dan propia ayuda d personals
ancianas que Sc necesitan para dar
tono y fuerxa q sus riaones y vejiga
y regnlan su accion. John McMas-
tiers, Streator. ILL.,. dice: ME STEM
to mejor y mas fuerte que 10 que me
he sentido por muchos amos, y las
Pfldoras de Foley para los Rinones
10 hicieron.' De yenta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

I'll Dr. William Sadler, autor de
la Causa Cura de Resfriados,s di-
ce que resfriados comunes deben ser
tomados como ~serios, especialmente
cuando Sc. .vitalisan. La Compota
de Alquitran de Foley es una medici.
ma casera y segura para toses y res
.friados, igualmente efectiva para nj
nos y personals ~ancianas. Tomadla
cuando sienta que viene III resfriado
Evitara pcligro de resultados serios
Y cura prontamente. No contiene
drogas p~eIigrosas. De ventaen todas
las b~oticas.