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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
WRESTLING SHOW
|. FOR TURNER HALL
William Hurley of Albany Will Meet
p. MitrOpOulOs of Clinton in
Finish Match Here.

Local mat fans are interested in a
wrestling show to be staged at Rock
Island Turner hall tonight, when Will
liam Hurley of Albany. will take on
Peter Mitropoulos Of Clinton, Iowa
The Clinton artist recently hurled a
challenge which was Immediately
taken up by Hurley. 1t is said there
is a side bet of 5000. Hurley is we'll
known in the tri-ciites and has al
ways put up creditable exhibition
here in his numerous matches. The
Albany star las never been defeated
and says he does not intend to let
the Clinton challenger smudge up his
lily white record.
The men will weigh in at lac
pounds and the go is to be a finish
catch-as- catch-can rules to prevail
Both men have been training care
fully.
In the preliminaries George Nitro
poulos, brother of Peter, will take or
Bill Parker of Davenport. The show
is scheduled to start promptly at
O'Clock and ladies are to be admitted
free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
WHITE TO REFEREE
WILLARD-MORANG GO

New York, Feb. 11-Charley White,
we'll known New York scrap umpire,
yesterday was picked to referee the
Willard heavyweight bout in
New York on March s.
Ike Dorgan, manager for Moran, and
Tom Jones, Wizards pilot, were dead
locked when they met yesterday after
noon. Dorgan dropped his insistence
on Bill Brown and suggested White.
Jack Sicily was Jones choice. At
the suggestion of Tex Richard, promo
ter Of the scrap coin was tossed to
break the deadlock. DOrgan won.
Jones wired Willard. who is in Chi
cago, to leave for New York today.
The champion, Jones said, will train
at the Saratoga club here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
NO ALIBIS IN CHI
FOR RAY OR LOOMS

Chicago, Feb. 11.-There were no
alibis forthcoming yesterday from eth
er Coach Delaney of the C. A. A. or
Mahan of the l. A. c. track team anent
the recent trimmings handed Joie Ray,
the Tri-color distance marvel, and 10
Gilbert Loomis, the Cherry circle kan
CARGO, in the east during the last week.
Both received a pair of beatings by
New York and Boston cracks and local
track enthusiasts are still wondering
what the trouble is.
Delaney refused to comment on the
showing of Loomis, while Mahan is
still in the east with Ray. Both Loom
is and Ray will show in another meet
before they leave for home next Mon
day, and may regain some of the pres
tlge recently lost. 1t is the most dis
astrous week this pair of steppers have
worried through since they first pranc-
ed before the public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11

Boston, Feb 11.-Truly, the paths of
glory lead but to the grave. The
brightest and most flaming star of one
campaign may be catalogued as dead
one before another season rolls
around. The heroes of today are the
forgotten of tomorrow.
When the Braves made the wonder
full uphill fight which captured the
pennant of 1914, they went into the
worlds series regarded by all but a
few as helpless victims before the
power of the fighting machinery of
Connie Mack. That they won four
straight games is baseball history.
They won these games largely
through the marvellous batting of one
man. Hank Gowdy emerged from the
battle smoke the most talked of play
er in baseball. Here was his record
for those four contests:
G. ABB. R. H. BR. 2B. 3B. HR. Av
ii 3 6 5 5 l l .545
GoWdy was hailed as the greatest
catcher in baseball. They said that he
was youngster who had just found
himself. They predicted that he would
keep his world series stride.
In writing of Stallings and his eff
forts to strengthen his team, a Boston
expert said a few days ago: Cash OF
trade offers have been made for a cou.
pie Of regular backstops, and some
news on the matter is certain to break
within few days Both catchers in
question are high class performers
/ and attractive bids have been made tt
both proprietary clubs. Wherefore
Stallings is quite confident that the
one glazing weak spot on his team is
about to be fortified"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
MILWAUKEEAN IS
WINNER OF TITLE
Charles Fisher First in Three. mile
Championship Skating Race at
Saranac Lake.

Saranac Lake, n. Y, Feb. Ii
Charles Fisher of Milwaukee won the
three-mile championship race yester,
day in the International Amateur Out
door Speed Skating championship. Ben
O'Sickey of Cleveland finished second
and Roy McWhirter of Chicago was
third The winner covered the dis
lance in 1042 As. Fisher was the
dark horse in the race, but got the
chance to win as the result Of fall by
Harry Cody of Toronto. Until today
Fisher was unable to finish better than
third He won in the last stretch by a
burst of speed.
The half-mile championship went to
Roy McWhirter, when O'Slickey and
Arthur Staff of Chicago fell. Cody was
second and O'Sickey third in 1:2S 3-5.
The championship in the 220-yard
hurdles went to Ed Horton of Saranac
Lake, the previous holder of the title
in 0:23 As. Lyall Delamater of Sa-
ranac Lake was second and F. J. Rob-
son of Toronto third.
Although the pest position that Cody
got today was second in the half-mile
it gave him 20 points and the interna-
tional outdoor championship with 70
points to his credit Anton O'Sickey OF
Cleveland was second with 60 points
Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid Won
the greatest number of points among
the juniors and is international out
door amateur junior champion. He
also won the championship of Frank,
| lin, Essex and Clinton counties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
SHAKEUP PREDICTED
FOR SENATOR'S CLUB

Washington, Feb. IA general
shake-up in the Washington Senators
before the American league season
opens on April II was predicted yes
It is regarded almost certain that
Chick Gandil, first baseman, will be
sold, probably to the Chicago White
Sox or Cleveland Indians. His place
probably will be filled by Joe Judge,
recently purchased by the Senators
from the Buffalo International league
champion team. Second Baseman Ray
Morgan. long a mainstay on the Wash
ington team. is another whom Griffith
has decided not to carry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
CUB PIN SHOOTERS
SHOW FAST FORM
Clemann's Crew Banishes Jinx In
Bowling League, Trimming Mar
tins in Hard Fought Game.
BERGMAN GETS 631 COUNT
Edelweiss Quintet Retains Lead by
Defeating 0utings-FitzGibbOns
Halt Harms Team.
BERGMAN GETS 637 COUNT
TRI.CITY STANDING.

Hans Clemann's Cubs of the Tri-City
Bowling league banished the jinx at
the Island City alleys last night, win
ming three straight from the Martins
of Davenport, advancing one notch in
the circuit standing. And the Cubs
had to fight to do it. The Martins shot
three stiff games, s07, S36 and 923, but
Clemanns crew went them one bet
ter, with 964, 912 and 942. John Berg
man again led his teammates with 637,
shooting 1863, 220 and 24S. Had Berg
man secured any kind of a score in the
opener he would have threatened the
mark set by Art Salzmann last week.
Bergman has been averaging we'll over
two hundred for several weeks and he
is chasing Salzmann for individual
honors.
At the Harms alleys the Edelweiss
five retained the lead by taking two
out of three from the Outings of Dav-
export. Johnson led his team with
1913, 1879 and 203.
The winning streak of the Harms
team was broken at the Black Hawk
alleys in Davenport, when the Fitz-
Gibbon five of Moline copied the long
end of the series. F. Erickson's 221
count was high.
The Black Hawks-Cross Country
match at the Hastings alleys was post
poned. The scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
TEARNEY TO SPEND
$4,000 IN FIGHT

Chicago, Feb. 11.-Ban Johnson was
in session during the afternoon with
Al Tearney, president of the Three-Eye
league, and the magnates went over
the problem of territorial rights in re-
gard to the Rock Island franchise
Tearney demands that the Island City
continue in the Three-Eye and set
forth his side of the argument that
Johnson, as member of the national
commission, might have the inside in
rendering the final decision. Efforts
are now being made to add Rock Is
land to the Central association circuit.
Tearney declared he would fight the
battle to a finish if it cost $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11

pany to organize league of six teams
in order that the munition-makers may
enjoy the national game early this year
at the $4,000 baseball park Schwab
has furnished South Bethlehem, Pa.
O'Keefe came here yesterday in an
effort to persuade Washington to with
draw from the Lackawanna league and
enter the proposed Munition league he
is forming. His offer is so attractive
Washington will join the Schwab
league.
Other teams in the league will be
from Philipsburg, n. j.; Easton, Allen
town, representing the Mack Motor
company; Bethlehem and the South
Bethlehem team. representing the steel
company. Washington will join in
with Stroudsburg, Pa, in supporting
the team
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
ACKLEY'S INJURY
TO CRIPPLE TEAM
Coach Anderson Will Have to Use
Patched Up Lineup Against Both
AledO and Moline.
(By BOB OLMSTED.)

A decided shock was given to the
local high school basketball five yes
terday when it was learned that
Fighting Bob" Ackley, star guard on
the home squad, would be on the side
lines with a crushed toe for both the
Aledo game, which will be played at
that town tonight and for the Moline
game to be played at the Plow City
high school tomorrow. Ackley had a
dispute at his home Wednesday night
with chunk of coal that was bigger
than he was and as a result, was COM
PEELED to retreat with a completely dis
abled toe which will keep him OFF
the floor for week, thus preventing
him from taking part in the ''nip-and-
tuck" battle with the adjoining Swed-
ish town.
Ackleys loss will be no small item to
contend with in figuring up the Is
lander's score at the end of the Aledo
and Moline games. Ackley has always
played a hard, serious game and has
been by far the most consistent guard
on the team. He can always be re-
lied upon to do his best in breaking
up the team work of the enemy and
always does so in a very dishearten-
| ing manner to his foes. However, the
team this year is fortunate in having
four first-class guards, so that, even
! n ont nd 15r Ia IL
and Huber will doubtless be able to
keep the enemy's tossers from polling
heavy score.
| The clash with the Aledo five tonight
is not expected to be very serious
one, as the odds are all on Rock Is
lands side. 1t is to be hoped, however,
that the boys will play faster game
here tonight than they generally put
up against a small foe, as the record
Of the season SO far shows Slump
on the part of the Islanders when the
opposition is small, the clashes with
West Liberty and Kewanee both testi-
flying to this fact
The game with Moline, however, will
doubtless revive them, for with Ackley
gone, the locals are going to have no
easy time in defeating the Plow City
/ five. The Moline lads are improving
wonderfully. according to some OF
their more recent scores and Rock Is
land will have to be careful that they
do not surpass the local squad. Dope
of course, favors the Islanders, but ii
would not be the first time If dope
should be upset in the Moline clash and
the loss Of one of the high schools star
guards should make the Locals wary
Coach Anderson announced today
that he would take with him to Aledc
the following men: AL Taber, Ed Ia.
Der, Dempsey, Barker, Thomas, Ander-
son and Heimbeck.
The lineup will be as follows: Al
Taber, RI; Dempsey, If; Barker, C;
Anderson, rg; Heimbeck, lg.
The lineup for the Moline game is
as follows: AL Taber, IF; Ed Taber
If; Barker, C; Huber, rg; Heimbeck, lg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
Ertle Brothers Win and Lose.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE brothers
Ertle of st. Paul won and lost their
bouts before the Clermont A. C., where
Johnny polished off Terry Martin and
Mike, the kid brother, lost to a novice
named Spider Murtha.
Johnny, claimant of the bantam
championship. slammed Martin all over
the ring for 10 rounds. The result was
never in doubt. Murtha did the same
thing TO Mike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
CATARRH A BLOOD Disease
Drive 1t From Your System.

Because Catarrh affects the nose ana
throat, causing sores in the nos'fiis
stoppage Of air-passages and gatnefns
in the throat, 1t has been common pray
tice to treat Catarrh with salves. VASE
es and sprays applied TO these paru'
This mode of treatment cannot give per
manent relief, and is liable TO assravns
the trouble. Catarrh cannot be trii''N
with. II allowed to run on 1t VIII az
ease the bronchial tubes. settle on ".
lungs and affect the stomach-'noeea
1t Is a very serious disease Don't tles'
1t locally. The one treatment tnst NJ
proven effective in the treatment OF -
tarrh is S. S. s. the greatest n!ooo p Sa
fer and blood tonic known 1t reHse,
tho cause OF Catarrh by renonrs,n ,,rs
the blood, renewing It's visor. es'rf
new life to the red blood corpuscles -. ~
stimulating the flow so that IL ma IA VA
vitality to throw off the poison ~ II,
germs from the system. 1t Is nIs,s,,
a blood bath You quickly feel rssaii,, Il
Headaches disappear. the satneIinS 4
the throat stops. the nostrtis heal Il,
s is natural blood tonic ana III n
proven effective in the treatmen. " *
blood affections. Eczema, tetters .
scrofula. Get s. 8 S. at your drassis,ihss
II you need expert advice wF''
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
Two SOx Get Boot.

Chicago, Feb. 11-Minor berths will
hold two would-be members of the 1916
White Sox machine. The athletes cut
adrift-Third Baseman Johns and
Pitcher Davis-reported to the South
Siders last fall, underwent the acid
test and were considered real pros
poets. However, after scanning the
player list yesterday President Comis-
key and Manager Rowland allowed as
how both youngsters need more sea-
soning, and to that end they were re-
turned to the Columbus American as
ISOLATION club. whence they came to
bid for big league fame.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
MAYOR WILL OPEN
BOWLING TOURNEY
William McConochie Is to Pry In N
the Tri.State Meet at Island
City Alleys SATURDAY..
! NOVEL FEATURES PLAyyr,
More Than Sixty Five-Man Team. !.
Compete From Two States and
Are Entered In All Eyents
NOVEL FEATURES PLAyyr,

Mayor William McConochie Of Pa.
Island will roll the first ball IN ..
opening of the tri-state bowling tour,,
ment at the Island City alleys ns,
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock u.
promises to have his right arm !,
shape for the event and boasts IT,, !.
will make a strike. The opening =,
the meet marks the biggest event ev..
attempted in the tri-cities in the b,,.
tory OF the ten-pin game locally
few Of the features arranged for N.
opening by Secretary Darrell Hamls4
are as follows: Geiger's Luxemburgsr,
will be the first team to roll in IN.
tourney and this club is the only IN.
to enter a tournament In the countrv
rolling the old style-without usiu,
the finger holes and with both hands
The Luxemburgers will line up as foI.
lows: Henry Leinhart, Fred StrucE
Jim Pethel, George Stannard Mar
Feinberg, Adam Seifert and Gus Ceiy.
er. E
Another team to roll will be TIM
Krakael team of Hotel Harms. Thk
team will be composed entirely Of
| members of the old club. Several q,
the members have been rolling for a.
years. The club is As years old and
games have been rolled weekly at the
Harms alleys. The Smith and Rob.
inson team, composed of timers, will
also roll on Saturday.
The date for closing the entry ns
has been moved forward a week. and
judging from the way entries hav
been pouring in to date more than sixp
/ teams from two states will compets
in the tournament. twenty-five team,
from the tri-cities will compete and tn.
following have already been entered
Edelweiss, Haeges, Harms, Tighes,
Flynns and the FitzGibbons of Moline
What promises to be one of the chic,
events of the meet will occur week
from Saturday, which has been set
aside as college Day" On this DAY
eight teams from the Iowa University
league at Iowa City will come to ths
city to roll.
Teams to Be Here.
Secretary Hamlet has also announc
ed the following list Of out-of-towE
teams:
Des Moines Morrison Taxis, De-
Moines Tafts, Waterloo, Grinnell
Clinton three teams), Cedar Rapid
1.-TWO teams), Fort Dodge, Aledo, low
City, Sterling, Aurora two teams
Galesburg, Burlington, Joliet (tv
teams), Marshalltown, Dubuque (thre
teams), Matherville, Coal Valley.
Not included in this list is Chicago
Ten teams from the Cook county sea
will invade Rock Island, entering b
all events, and local pin experts y
the country perform. The entry 0
the OLearys is already in, and th
crack knights of Columbus league vii
send two teams. 81
The local meet is being staged IN
der the auspices of the Tri-State Bow
ing association. Jim Normoyle is pres
ident, Art Salzmann vice president an
Darrell Hamlet secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
John Paul Jones Quits Cinder Path.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-John Paul Jones,
former Cornell university athlete and
holder of the United States collegiate
record and the alI-American college
mark for the mile run, today announc-
ed his retirement from the cinder path.
He said he would embark on business
career. Jones has been resting at his
home in Evanston, suburb, for two
weeks
Jones' mark Of Alp 2-5, made at
Cambridge, Mass, on May 81, 1913,
still stands as worlds record in CON
petition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
Tiger Athletics Pay,

Princeton, n. j.. Feb. 1.-THE an
nual report of the Princeton Athletic
association, made public today shows
a profit for 1914-15 of Sl5,130, a gain
Of $500 over last year. The increase
is due to the larger attendance at the
Harvard and Yale football games this
season, this sport alone netting profit
of $50 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
Boxing Lid on at Gary.

Gary. Ind, Feb. 11-There will be
no boxing show in Gary tonight Just
why could not be definitely learned
last night. The local promoters who
had scheduled a card OF three bouts,
with Ever Hammer Of Chicago and
Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis In the
windup, are up In the air.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
Dissolution Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the firm
conducted under the style and name
OF j. Ramser's Sons has this day been
dissolved. All outstanding accounts
are payable to the undersigned and all
bills against said firm will be paid by
the undersigned. With the retirement
of the junior member of the firm, Eu-
gene " Ramser, the business will con-
tinue under the name of j. Ramser's
Sons. J. RAMSER,
WILL RAMSER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
SCHWAB ORGANIZES
BASEBALL CIRCUIT

Washington, N. J., Feb. 11-Charles
NJ. Schwab has become a baseball mag
nate. He has commissioned Walter f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11
$3.50 873
At Black Hawk Alleys,

At Hastings Alleys.
Black Hawks-Cross Country match
postponed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-11

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
REeoLucEONEs DE N
AENCIA.

Pecos, N. M, Octubre 20 de 1916.
POR .CUANTO que la Divina Pro
videncia en- sus Altos d~esignios ha to
nido a bien de lIevarse de este vale
de lagrimas a la hiia de nNestro buen
consocio Rosalio Baaencia, Y cuyo
nombre responde al do
lSlpORA BALENClA
quien exhal6 50 6Itimo suEpiro ell dIa
Is de Octubre de 1915 en- su residen-
cia, en- la plaza de Pecos, N. M, a Ia
9edad de is amos, y
lPOR CUANTO que la finada era
esposa de EpgeniO Moya, pOr 10 tant0,
RESUELV VASE que en- ell sRntir de
testa sociedad, siente ID eteTna despe-
fdida de Ia hija querida de nuestro
c~onsocio, y
RESUELVASE por Ia Soeiedad III
teraria y de. Ayuda Mitua dc Pecos5
que sentimos de TODD corazotl tan ire
parable perdida, y. ~extendernos nues-
ira sincera c~ondo1encia- d nuestro her
man0 y consocio Rosalio Balencia, v
esp0sa 3 hiios, herInanos de nuestro
~consocio, Y elevamos nuestras preces
al Cello para que 81 Gran Dios halla
acogidoi en- La mansion de los justos el
alma de la finada y les envfe 81 bal
samo del consuelo para los ssres Que
ridos que deja en- este vale de lagri-
mas. y
RaESuELyASE ademas, que una Co.
pia de estas resoluciones sea enviada
a la familia: Otra sea susorita en- ell
iibro de las Actas dc nuestra sociedad
y otra sea enviada a ssEl Nueyo Me-
xicano" de Santa re, N. MI, para su
publication.
Tomas VarelR,
Manuel Pine. Jr.,
Mariana Quintana.
Edmisi6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
REMlrIDo.

t(POr i'm divide ~involuntari0 de mes
ira parte, no Sc habfa publicadO este
remitido antes. Nota de la redaccion)
Cubero, N. M., Julio de 1915.
Sr. editor de- lei Nuevo Mexicano'
Muy senior milo:
Sirvase publican en- su ~apfeciable
semanari0 Ell falleciiniento de- mi es.
posa RAQUFL ID. DIE SANCHEZ, que
fallecio en- 81 Rancho del Canon de
Aluma, q ii su Residential, a resulta de
una complication de enfermedad de
la garganta, y de alumbramiento, ha-
biendo dado a luz una nina, la que
qped0 de siete dfas de nacida, y Ia
finada falleci6 eli dfa 10p de Julio dc
1915, a las de la mafiana, dejandu
para lamentar su perdida d su espo-
So, a la militia recien naeida y a z en-
tenados, los que Sc lamentaban en-
aquel rancho del Canon dc Aluma,
hacienda partir los corazones, como
81 lutheran nacido ellos de aquella
madre. iSus nombres son: Enrique,
Santiago, lSilvestre, Carlota, LubertaI
Sanchez, y uno de los nietos fallecio
en- esos dfas.
Ia finada era mny piadOsa, TODD
Ell pueblo sintio su separation. Eus
numerosos parientes y amigos lamen
taron mucho So partida, 10 mismo que
su espOsO.
Quedo de I'd. SIS,
JULIO SANCHEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Actual m~anejador de la campana
por los republicanos Independence
y dem0cratas.
lia vivido aqsf en- Santa Fe por nue.
We amos, Y durAnte ese lapse de item
po ha tornado interes muy actiYo en-
Ia polftica local
Ha estado dedfcado al negocio de
c~ompra-venta ae fincas urbanas y de
arrendamientos en- la ciudad.
Durante la presente campana ha de-
mostrado un gran inter6s Y actividad
y ha ~probado sus c~uaaidades como
leader de partido.
Fue eIecto como %presidente del CO.
mite central do ambas f~acciones no
obstante sus protestas, y desempeha
su cometIdo con toda ~sinceridad y
energfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
4 EMITIDo.

81. editor de TEl Nnevo MexinAnoi
NNuy senior mio.f
Espero me mande gu peri6dico en-
espafoL lIallara incluso $1.0O en-
esta carta.
Habiendo vIsto que su periodico eE
81 mejorsen idioma esDahol por su
nrecio que So encuentra en- Ell Estado,
70. como ayudante del estafAtero de
esta oficina de correos. deseo leerlo
esnAcialmente ahora que Ia polftica
esta en- fuer2a v su Deri6dico, sin te-
merle a nadie defiende FL Bien Publ.
20, Y 10 Gue me ensta de su Deri0dico
es que tiene mucho one leerle; no es
como los demas peri6dicos que son
puros anuncios. Y no ofreciAndose
mss, eanero su n~eri6dico sin dilacion
a Ia vuelta de correo.
Su SECURE sArvidor,
Alberto Ortega,
Porvenir, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
cuANDo Sc REsFRlA.

Para la generalidad de las personals
I'm resfrfo es Yin asunto serio que no
Sc debe %descuidar, pues las mas peli.
grosas intermediates empiesan con
I'm resfrfo comm. Tomen Ell RENE
die de Chamberlain para la Tos, y ca
reese su rcsfriado tan pronto como sea
possible. listed no va q experiment
tar cuando toma este remedio, pues
ha estado en- uso por muchos amos }
tiene gu reputation establecida. No
contiene 6pio nj narc0tico alguno. De
venta en todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Ell coNsTlPADo LIE ENToRPEcE
Ell CEREBRo.

La sensation de pesant6z, OPPRESSION
y enervamiento, Sc debe a las impure
zas dentro de su sistema, I'm higado
malo Q intestinos congestionadus. Las
Pfldoras de Nueva Vida del Or. King
alivian muy pronto. In movimiento
facil, expedite de sus intestinos, lie en-
tonara su sistema v le ayudara a linn
piar su complexion sucia v LENA de
espinillas. Compre I'm frasquito de
las Pildoras de Nueya Vida del Or.
King en- casa de SUI boticario por 25c.
Una dosis esta noche. lie hara estar
bien para Ell almuerzo manana.