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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
G. 0. P. WILL
CAMPAIGN
To The END

Tonight and Monday Will wind up
the republican campaign in Lake
county. campaign that VIII go down
in history as one of the most remark
able that has ever been carried on
here.
There are number of political
meetings in the county tonight Cur
ley Brewer will speak TO the negroes
in Gary and Monday night there Will
be a large republican meeting among
the foreigners
Peter mpacker and Judge Virgil
s Reiter win also speak al Whiting
on Monday night. There will be a
meeting at Deep River and a few 9TH
er scattered gatherings.
Then the issue Will be up to the vot-
ers. The voters win decide the argu-
ment that has been waging for so
long.
Senator Oar Reese Of Minnesota. one
of the ablest campaigners that the re
publicans have this year. Is booked to
speak at the auditorium theater in
Indiana Harbor this evening 1t is
possible that the county chairman, C
A. Johnson, viii be able TO prevail
upon the state committee to have Col
DuHbin at the IHarbcr, too for this
meeting.
The rally tonight winds up the cam
paign for Indiana Harbor, and ar
rangements are being made to accom-
modate a large crowd.
Senator Reese's campaign record
shows that his audiences We're made
up Of voters in all parties. His talks
are entertaining and educational and
the speakers bureau promises his
prospective audience for this evening
an address worth hearing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
GARY HAS
FINAL. COP.
SPEECHES
Candidates Durbin and E. D.
Crumpacker Talk Over Is
sues OF Campaign at Bin
zenhof Hall in Gary, and
Make Telling Arguments.

The candidate for governor. Col. W
s Durbin. who once held that office,
and Congressman Edgar p. Crum
packer who Is seeking election were
the speakers at the Gary republican
rally held at the Binzenhof hall last
night. H. c. Francis. township repub
lican chairman presided and John A
Brennan. Gully Swanson. Richard
schaaf DR.. Frank Smith and other
county candidates sat on the platform.
Talks Taft Prosperity.
Governor Durbfn touched on the
prosperity of the Taft administration.
He told his audience that there was
danger ahead If it made change He
compared the present days with those
OF the Harrison administration when
similar prosperity conditions existed.
A democrat Mr.. Cleveland. was named
to succeed Mr.. Harrison and the
panicky days came upon the country.
You are not going 10 vote for Mr..
Taft or Mr.. Wilson next Tuesday but
you are going to vote for their princi-
pies applied Why make a changer"
Governor Durbin excited considerab Bile
laughter when he took up the harges
that the bull moose men make about
the republican party. why there are
not so many bosses in the party as
there we're 40 days go and hope some
OF them never return to IT."
Goes After Bevertdse.
The candidate paid a warm tribute
to Congressman Crumpaoker He also
got after Albert jeremiah Beveridge
(Contfnued on Page n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
A Fake Collector.

Representing himself as an agent for
the Morrison Photograph company Of
Chicago. another fake collector invaded
Hammond Yesterday afternoon ana had
lie not had been suspected he would
have made HIS getaway with neat
amount of money Going to the home
Of Mrs Baker 7s5 Alice street. he Of
fered her a dozen coupons for 60c.
which were good. he said, for a dozen
photographs from the above firm.
Upon looking up the name Of the
companE Mrs Baker could not find the
name in the directory and al once noti-
fed the police A search was made but
no trace Of the fake agent could be
found
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
THEY GET The BALLOTS
At CRCWN POINT.
Inspectors From All Parts
Of District Receive Elec-
tion Supplies.
lsne.IaI ii - TINEs.l

Crowu Point. ina. Nov Nearly 1of
inspectors Of the various precincts i'm
Lake county were on hand at the
clerks and auditors ofacc today TO re-
ceive their ba1ots and election supplies.
The JOBS of preparing the election sup
plies is big one in Lake county with
is ever increasing population and it
required the constant sertiee of several
men ta get the paraphernalia ready
Contrary 10 the usual custom. no ball
lots voted unused or mutilated-will
be burned or destroyed. and are ac-
counting VIII have t. be made of every
ballot that goes into the inspectors
hands ana the entire number turned
over to the county clerk. who is
member Of the election commissioners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

Miss Alice Dovey. who plays the
important role of Angelo in The
PINK Lady" 50 charmlugly and who
started her career l. the chorus. Is
thankful for the struggle she has been
compelled 70 maze 10 reach aer pres
ent position.
1t has been great struggle with
me from the beginning, declares Miss
Dovey. and Uhile il seemed unbear-
able at times, l can see now that the
bitterness Of my earlier experiences
are the most helpful influences in
later successes. If one Is TO put
ion and feeling in the signing
:, one must be able TO really
fe emotion in the commonplace
events Of everyday life. II you don't
know what emotion is really like.
how can you give it artificial EXPIRES
GloR2"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
|. Attest NEWS

SCHRANK ASKS AID OF COLONEL
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov John
schrank, would be assassin, enter
tanning the impression that Theodore
Roosevelt does not bear any malice
toward him, expects to escape with 4
light sentence. schrank confded
these expectations to Bernard H.
Gottsehalk, who occupies a cell near
that OF the notorious prisoner Cot
sehalk is former resident of New
York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
MAY HAVE BEEN
A CARLETON HOTEL

While denying that the Conways.
who are held in Chicago for the murder
of Sophia Singer. stopped II the Hotel
Carleton on Monday night. I'D. Nee, the
proprietor says that he believes that
Convey was IN the barroom for a drink
on Monday night lie said the man
walked with a limp. a Conway does.
and that his features resembled Con-
ways picture. The hotel clerk said
that no transient couple stopped at the
hotel on Monday night
READ THE LAKE, COUNTY TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
tContinued on Page .,
II. S. TEAMS CLASH.

The Gary high school football squad
are the opponents Of the Hammond
high school team at the H A A park
this afternoon and the two rivals met
IN a hard fought battle for the high
school championship of Lake county.
Both teams are confident of victory
and the interest being taken viii
bring large crowd of enthusiasts to-
eether this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
A Small Blaze.

Fire departments NO 1 and 4 made
q fast run to 524 Fields avenue early
this morning where they found 3 small
frame building in mass Of flames. BY
some hard fighting the blaze was under
control. saving the front end Of the
stubborn as it had gained considerable
headway before Nos. ! and arrived.
The origin was not learned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
RICH NAN BURNED TO DEATH

s.. Louis, Mo, Nov. 2-W. C
Douglas. a director OF the St. Louis
Union Trust company and Identified
with several other corporations, was
burned TO death, more than twenty
other persons were injured, three
probably fatally and $50 occupants nf
the Berlin hotel, an exclusive family
hotel in the center OF the fashionable
west end residence district, We're com
PEELED to fee from the building IN
their night clothes when a FIRE after
midnight destroyed the building
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
If YOU VOTE FOR change, YOU VOTE FOR panic CHANCE
POLLS CLOSE AT
6 P. NJ. TUESDAY:
VOTE EARLY

Every voter. to assure himself of
the opportunity of voting at Tues
days election. should be at the
pools early The polls win open at
s a m. and close at p. m The
only security against losing your
vote because of a congestion at the
polls Is to cast your ballot early.
Don't forget to vote early
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

OF the many prominent southern
women who Will be present at the an
nual convention OF the United Daugn-
ters u the Corfeieracy at Washing
ton. d. =. November II and IL, Mrs.
NJ. c. Goodlett of Nashville Tenn,
will be considered the leader. She
is the fo-ader and honorary president
Of the organizattan-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
Freckles Tomorrow.

Several theatre parties from out Of
town are being arranged for
-Freckles." TO BE presented at the
Hammond theatre tomorrow matinee
night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
Special Notice

Excursion Armageddon Tuesday Special
leaves Fabush Avenue Station of l. Ry $50
Anticipating the tremendous
mageddOn that evening the has arranged those
who spare day the wonderful Bull preserve
acquired Valley secluded
country preserve
ed potho politician. passes apply o
Timothy L Roughwood, Armageddon Estates,
Local Agent 200 Montague Street
Brooklyn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
WARsHIP BOILER BLOWS Up

Norfolk. Va. Nov Six men
were seriously injured, two Of them
perhaps fatally. when a boiler on the
battleship eVrmont exploded today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

When you can buy UNION SCOUT
SCRAP from any dealer and not have
10 go from store to store 10 get the
best.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
INTERESTING

Every tobacco dealer to fad how
good UNION SCOUT SCRAP is. and
how well its suits their trade.--AdY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

II the woman Suffrage amendment
wins in Wisconsin, on November ;.
v hich noW seems likely, much OF the
credit VIII be due Harriet Grim he
hard-morking Illinois su9raeist. She
has been carrying on campaign In
the state for more than a year.
speaking and 0rganiZiag suffrage
clubs She has unusual charm and
brilliancy as Il speaker qualities that
have maa< her popular With the yot-
ers. especially in rural districts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

Try a La Vendor cigar It's good
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
WHY STAND WHEN YOU MAY HAVE COUNTY SEAT AT
ARMAGEDDON?

The Exclusive Progressive Development
Long Island so Biggest
Bluff between Maine and Key West overlooking the rugged
brow Hill the sparkling
Modern
Hot Air. Initiative and Referendum Recall of everything ncudng
Promises Direct Primaries; No Mosquitoes No
Good Truy Magnates Political
Bosses who be good Bully Bungalows Bank Clerks
Little Farms for Faithful Fames, Dnky Domices Dutfu
Happy Sociables
the Wednesday Saturday evening
Welcome; you don't what you ask for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02
WEATHER

FAIR SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY; WARMER
SUNDAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-02

The candidate paid a warm tribute
to Congressman Crumpaoker. He also
got after Albert jeremiah Beveridge
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
DEBEIs cREERLo.
cuando Gentes Bien conocidas de
Santa Fe os 10 Dicen cIaramente.

Cuando endosamiento publico on he
cbo por un c~iudadano representative
de Santa Fe la prueba es positiva,
Debeis creerla. Iced este testimonio.
Cada sufriente de dolor de espalda,
cada hombre, mujer 0 nino con cual'
quiera enfermedad de rinones nallara
ganancia en- la lectura.
La Sra. Bernardo r. de Escudero
106 Gale de Griffin, Santa Fee, N. M,
dice: "Tengo hoy la misma alta OPT
Mon de las Pildoras de Doan para los
Rinones como cuando publicamente
las recomende en- Enero de 1902. Por
cerca de un ano me vi molestada por
una d~oiencia y debilidad a traves de
mis- lomos y rinones. Trate de buscar
alivio, pues cualquier movimiento me
ocasionaba fuertes dolencias en- mi
espalda. Oyendo hablar en- altos ter.
minos de las Pildoras de Doan para
loo Rinones, fui inducida' a usarlas,
Ell resultado probo fuera de toda duda
que este remedio justifica las represen-
~taciones que sc hacen de Ell. La cura
que ha hecho me ha inducido a ala
barlo en- mas de una OCCASION"
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-.
clio SO centavos. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo. Nueva York. Lnicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-ye no
tomeis otro. 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16

He publicado I'm libro m6dico in
titulado .'Gufa Medicinal Privadav
ell cual instruye a TODD ell mundo
Ell la causa y curaci6n de todas las
Intermediates, es un compendio de
consultas para ell hogan; contiene
ciento treinta paginas de val.osa
instruction medica y consejos pri-
vados y es ell producto de muchos
amos de experiences en- la practica
de la medicinal.
Este libro esta escrito en- sencillo
lenguaje para que todos pueuan
comprenderlo y esta perfectamente
ilustrado. Ha sido tan grande la
demanda que mi libro ha alcanzado
que me visto obligado a hacerlo
imprimir en-, en- Ingles, Espanol.
Aleman, Itaiiano, Sueco, Norucgo,
Finland6s. Polaco, y Bohemia;
TODD hogan deberfa poser este
libro y todo hombre y mujer debe-
rian le6rlo.
En- ell sc describen cast todas las
Intermediates y sus sfntomas, las
causas de elias y la manera de GU
rarlas; dice las dietas que se deben
guardian en- cada case Y como pre-
caverse de las intermediates; en-
resumen, demuestra como muchisi-
mas doleuclas podrfan ser alivia-
das en- gu propia casa sin la asis-
tencia de un doctor.
Como mi libro q todos approve
chara, va sea que est6n 8 no enfer-
mos, me he provisto, de 10000
para distribuirlos entire
los iectores de este anuncio Y con
cada tratamiento enviare uno de
estos ejemplares, con porte de
correo pagado, & toda aquella per-
queme escriba 8 llene 81 cup6n
de abajo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16

no OF costara NADIA. Vos sereis Ell
solo juez.
Una y otra vez hemos visto ell mo
do en- que unas cuantas gotas de esta
simple levadura. aplicadas a la piel.
quitan la comezon. instantaneamente,
y las curaciones todas parecen ser
permanentes.
La Receta D. d. D. hecha por los
Laboratories d. d. D. de Chicago, Sc
compone de thymol, glicerina, aceite
de pirola. y otros ingredientes. Y 81
estais enloquecido con la comezon. os
sentireis aliviado y ~refrescado, qui-
tandose absolutamente la comezon en-
81 momento qle apliQueis este D. D.
D. ..l
Nos hemos HECHO AMIGOS INIT
MOS DE MAS DE UNA FAMILIA
recomendando este remedfo q un SUI
friente de la piel aqui y ALA, y quere-
mos que 10 useis ahora con nnestra
positiva garantia de que no haya pa
go.-Capital Pharmacy, Santa Fe,
N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
Candidates Para Mayor.

Los caudillos Republicanos de San
ia re no acojen con placer la idea de
una election no partidaria para la
ciudad en- Abril, cosa que debe sentir-
Sc porque la ciIdad necesita de pros
peridad material mucho mas de 10 que
puede ganar de una campana politica
acalorada mientras la Legislature esta
en- session. Los Republicans mencio-
nan a Celso Lopez, John Plueger, Ma
than Salmon, Leo Hersch, Levi
Hughes, A. B. henehan como sus prin-
cipales candidates. Los Dem6cratas
renominaran al Mayor Selignan 81
acepta, pero Sc ha negado del TODD.
Marcelino Garcia, Francisco Delgado y
Frank Andrews son mencionados POI
los Democratas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
PARA

La Compania Impresora del Nuevo
Mexicano tiene a su disposition una
cantidad de fajas, perchas, rondani
Has y varillas de segunda mano; tam
bien I'm ingenio Leffel de 70 caballos
de fuerza y otro de % caballos de
~fuerza, siendo del tipo de calderas de
de locomotora y en- buena condicion,
habiendo sido inspeccionadas por 81
Inspector de calderas. Radiadores v
t1bos de vapor. tanque de g~asolina
de SO galones. Cualquiera de estos
a~rticulos sera vendido barato si la
compran de una vez ST les interesa
escriban a la Compania Inipresora del
Nuevo Mexicano. Santa Fe, N. VI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
is H0n|C|D|0S
EN- FEBRER0
IIT---
Registro De Il Policia Mon
tada Muestra uns Lista
Terrible de Asesinato.
Ell Promedio e. Cinco Veces Mas
Grande Que En- Todos Los
Estados Unidos.

El registro de homicidios en- Ia of
Gina de Ia policia montada mnestra ur
gran total de Is muertes durante e.
mes mas breve del aho, que es 81 d.
Febrero. Como siempre un gran MI
nero de elias fueron debidas directa'
mente 4 Ia embriaguez, Ia inmoralidad
8 81 juego. Los s6rdidos detalles dc
las muertes % notan mas que por otra
cosa por su uniformidad y por ia luz
que arrojan sobre 81 enforzamiento de
la ley en- Nuevo Mexico. ST las otras
~causas que no aparecen en- la superb
Gle de las cosas pudiesen ser rsvela-
das demostrarian la necesidad de ira
tamiento vigoroso.
APuNTE DE LA PoLIcIA MoNTADA.
Las entradas de los homicidios, con
ID fecha de cada uno, segun dadas por
eli libro de archivo de Ia policia mon
tada, muestran en- este orden Ia perso-
ma acusada de la muerte, la causa,
lugar, fecha, nombre del tinado, modo
On que re efectu6, y la disposition de
la causa.
Ramon Flores y Abel Flores, celos,
Roy condado de Mora. l de Febrero,
Lucas Vigil, trio de fusil, confes6;
jose Fernandez, borrachera, Silver
City, condado de Grant. 8 de Febrero,
la Sra. Bessie Potter, degollada, ar
resto hecho; Riley, b~orrachera, DEM
ing, condado de Luna, 10 de Febrero,
e. ". McDaniels, trio de pistola, ar.
resto hecho; Joseph L. Keersh, alter
cado, Fort Bayard, condado de Grant,
IL de Febrero, Joseph Williams. trio
de fusil, arrestado; desconocido, rina
tabernaria, Gibson, cOndado de Me-
Kinley, II de Febrero, Tanka Schei,
golpe en- la cabeza con una hacha, no
hubo arresto; Harry Steen, bo-rache-
.ra, cerca de Arag6n, condado de So
zorro, II de Febrero. Pat Gam, trio
de fusil, Sc entreg6 al alguacil; Gre
gorio TORRANCE y francisco Rodri-
guez, robo, Mogoll6n, condado de So
zorro, 10 de Febrero, G. A. Freeman y
William Clark, trio de fusil, Torran-
go muerto por Ell alguacil y Rodriguez
arrestado; ell alguacil Emil James y
su escuadra, resistencia a arresto,
ella Farms, condado de Grant, % de
Febrero, Gregorio TORRANCE, trio de
fusil; la Sra. Salcido Truiillo, defen-
diendose contra atropeIIo, Benham,
condado de Union, 10 de Febrero, Luis
Garcia, trio de fusil, no hubo arres-
tos; w. w. Wood, feudo familiar,
Loving, condado de Eddy, James Dom
nelson, trio de fusil, SO entrego al al
guacil; Sam Lyle, juego, Albuquerque,
condado de Bernalillo, 28 de Febrero,
N. A. Carr, arresto hecho.
Este es I'm promedio de un homicidio
por cada 1000 personals en- Nuevo Me-
xico, 8 cinco veces mas que ell prone
dio en- los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
He aqul mi oferta g~ratuita

N.AN.W f+-lAA Nt4ftY HHIH&a44I
A vosotros los que sufrfs de al
guna eufermedad 8 necesitais un
c~onsejo medico; q vosotros los que
estais angustiados y gastados por
ell sufrimiento, yo os enviare gratis
I'm tratamiento complete de valor
de I'm dollar para vuestro case per-
sOnal.
No importa cual sea ell NAL que
Vd. padece, no importa cuanto item
pc ha sufrido y que medicines ha
tornado. 8 por cuanto tempo y con
que frequencia Y resultados han
Otros medicos tratado Ell case de
Vd. No importa cuaI sea su edad
3 sexo, quien sea listed q donde viva
esta oferta esta destinada para I'd.
v significa excatamente 10 que dice,
tai como esta escrita.
Este es i'm simple manifesto de
hechos y de mi honrado deseo de
demostrar que yo, comoun especla-
lista en- la curaci6n de casos cr6nl-
cos, puedo curar la enfermedad de
I'd.
Durante mislargos amos de prac-
tlca he demostrado a miles de
pacientes, que mis- tratamientos
para casos cr0nicos son mas efica-
ces que otros tratamfen.os, mas no
estare satisfecho hasta que haya
probado 10 mismo q muchos otros
pues afortunadamente estoy en- 10
sibilidad de sufragar los gastos que
Sc originen, a mi propia costa.
70 no pido q I'd. que crea 10 que
digan aquellos 4 quienes he curado
nj que ffe I'd. en- mis- palabra, solo
quiero que I'd. me permita cumplir
Ia promesa que ie hago ahora;
quiero demonstrate gratis la habili-
dad que poseo para ~curarlo, en-
viandole un tratamiento complete
de valor de un dollar, para sus
males.
Yo enviare & I'd. este tratamiento
enteramente gratis y libre de porte
v nunca aceptare I'm centav0 en-
pago de ell. 81 I'd. esta fastidiado
y decepcionado 0 promesa as falsas
de palabra, acepte esta ofertS real
que 70 le hago.
Lo que listed neccsIta hacer.
81 su enfermedad no Sc menciona
en- ell cup6n, 8 81 I'd. desconoce ell
nombre de ella, escribame una PEI
quena carta observation-disclosures en- su
propio lenguaie los sfntomas qus
sieDta; envfe dicho cupon 8 carta
nj dootor Jas. w. Kidd de Fort
Wayne, Ind U. s. A,y q vuelta
de correo le enviare un tratamiento
complete de valor de un dollar.
mi libro "Gufa Medicinal Privadan
y una carta personal de consoles:
TODD Embellishments gratis libre
de porte. I'd. no quedara compro-
metido conmigo en- anera alguna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
" Npestra Garantia Personal q ~M
Todos los Que Spfrsn Dc IA Piel.''
---Cnpital Pharmacy. Santa Fe. Mn

Hemos estado n~egociando en- esta
plaza por algln tempo, y siempre es-
tamos p%rocurando aunentar nuestro
trato aconsejando propiamente o nues-
tros patrocinadores.
Asi es que cuando os decimos que
hemos encontrado el remedio contra
la eczema. y que estamos atrAs del
mismo con la garantia ~acorazada del
f~abricante, podeis depender de que no
sotros no damos console cor Ell fin de
vender unas cuantas botellas de me
dicina a los que sufren de la piel, ST.
no porque sabemos cuanto ayudara d
nuestro negocio 81 nosotros ayudamos
d nuestros patrocinadores.
Tenemos en- nuestro surtido y ven.
demos todos los remedies bien como
cidos para la piel. Pero diremos es-
to: 81 estais padeciendo de ~cualquier
genera de enfermedad de la piel, ecze-
ma, sarna, ronchas 8 empeines, que
M que hagais la prueba con una
botella grande de la receta d. ID. D.
y 81 no hiciere Ell negocio, esta botella
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
Porque hago 70 esta oferta

FoTque Hd9o 70 cStd oIefra
He curado miles de casos de re-
umatismo, dyspepsia. catarro, bron-
quits, tos cronica, pulmones debi-
les, almorranas, NAL de riiones
hfgado 8 iptestinos, Intermediates
peculiares al hombre y la muJer y
las demas mencionadas en- 81 cup6n
al calce.
Yo hago esta oferta d I'd. porque
quiero que todos los pacientes .anto
hOmbres como mujeres, sc conven-
zan de que mis- tratamientos son
mejOres que otrOs tratamientos.
Hago esta oferta a I'd. para Que
va no tenga que gastar I'm centavo
mas en- busca de salud y quiero que
todos los pacientes del universe
sepan donde y como pueden encon-
trar esta. 81 yo no tuviera abso-
luta confianza en- los m6ritos de
mis- tratamientos, no lie hiciera esta
oferta por medic de un anuncio nj
harfa p1blico en- ell extranjero mi
ofrecimiento de enviar tratamientos
gratis.
Entire diez mil personals enfermas
pienso distribuir gratis mis- trata-
mientos de val0r de I'm dollar: este
signifca que tengo voluntad en-
regular 81 valor de $4,000. 90 dol
lars en- tratamientos, sin otro fin
que ell de demostrar mi habilidad
para curar casos cr6nicos de enfer-
medades.
AL aceptar I'D. esta oferta no Sc
expone 4 perder cosa alguna sino
solamente q ganar. Llenc ell cupon
abajo, firmelo y m~andemelo hoy
mismo; sea I'd uno de los primeros
en- recibir estos obsequios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-16
LIsTA De cARrAs ATRAsADAs.

Liza de cartas que estan ain recIa
mar en- la estafeta de Santa Fe, N. M.
por la emana que acabo Mario 2.
de 1912. 81 no son reclamadas den.
tro De dos semanas seran mandadas
4 la oicina de cartas muertas en- We
ington.
Andre Martha.
Barnes, Mrs. Varney e.
Branson, jeff.
Bowman, Dorothy.
Chaves, Felipe.
Chaves, margarine.
Chaves, Elena.
Crespin, Manuel.
Commercial Hotel.
Carver, Harry.
Enniz, Fern.
Gonzales, Cirilo.
Gonzales, Andres.
Garcia, Sisilio.
Hallock, Guy.
Hunter, Roy.
Hoover, N. s.
Lopez, Juan de Jesus CD
Martinez, Trinnie.
Martinez, Ugenia.
Mckinley, 0. G..
Man Cameron.
Mizpah M.
Manager Roller Skating Rink.
Minjares Pedro.
Olin Jalmer.
Ortega, Pedro.
Phillips Ike.
Peters Harry.
Ruby Vida.
Reed B. L.
Reynolds Chas.
Reid Mrs. W.. C. (2)
Simmons Mrs. WEISS.
Smith III. w.
Small Sam
Samora Eligio.
Salazar Jose Lorenzo.
Sanches Mrs. Andres.
Salazar Alfredo L.
Sena MolIie
Silva Navor. r.
Savers N. F. LID
Townsend Jno. R.
Varela Anastacio.
e. G. BURKE.
Estafetsro.