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TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912._
EXCELLENT CARD
OFFERED TODAY
Six Especially Good Races With
Big Prospective Fields
Arranged
The Greatest Bomb Ever Thrown in the History of Local Merc!
GET HERE
EARLY.
The card for today looks as good
as the over-river management have
offered In some time arid the sever-
al events will all he hotly contested
as the fields are well matched. In
the fourth will be found the center
of interest and it will be some hard
race to pick.
Perhaps Leopold with his impres-
sive last performance, will go to the
post the favorite, hut others in the
list will be well liked. Kootenay
who has made a world of friends by
his consistent racing cannot be over-
looked. He Is a dangerous contend-
er in any event in which he is enter-
ed and the return Jo form of Injury
makes him look good on paper,
while John Louis, always dangerous,
has man, supporters. SeP.igo a
grand racing tool will be ask“d to
carry the top poun lag* and the
game son f ltlues. Arasee, w ho with
a badly cut leg ran a remarkable
race his lest time out < nr, not help
tint find n en> who think lie is the
horse to tie,at.
It is a corking go,.,I feature to a
mighty good card arid with the fact
that it is Indie, day should draw
out a big attendant,.
In the first event • -f tlx day there
are a lot of horse« «h" have met
before and sh - till “f them have
been winters at this meeting while
the others have he,n strong con-
tenders. and it is air, i""iy s niee.
bottle H. will probably !„ well lik-
ed by the tab-id. and already the
handicap pers ha’,*' almost united on
the mun as II" w. tun'd' on paper.
Til, see,aid event Itml- » big field
asked to ......ml- and ns most of
the start! is will havi fared Mars
Cassidy Infer,- in events of the same
distance and mam, have shown that
they like tin rout- it will 11 fiord the
jform play rs a .ehan-e 10 thumb tindr
jjfbooks in an endear or to hate the
F winner on top.
j Tourist who stems to have relum-
ed to form, is the logical favorite in
the third event, ihu 'alum colt will
have his work cut out to beat the
speedy Sld»m from tin- Older stable
to say nothing of Mnnnassoh. hank-
er, the Applegate colt, a ml Florence
Huberts a ......I filly who lias in her
several tunes out here been the tic.-
thn of hud racing hick.
Delaney who collided with Plnltola
some weeks ago and has not started
recently if to form looks like a sure
winner In the fifth event, hut J. H.
Heed It he rims I,nek to his lust race
Is going to be hard to heat. Bravo
Withers 11 well bred horse will start
. for 1 tie first time and may he first
under the wire, while liol, Lynch In
the estimation. of those in the know
Is due for n win.
In tlie closing luce on the day s
card Hannis- on Ids last rime lodllS
like the horse to heal, hut there tiro
those wim think Hie event is made
to order for Figent. dvhile Juan, the
Fountain gelding must not he over
looked, in fact » i« « tough rneo from
any angle and might to make a lif-
ting closing for an especially attrac-
tive card.
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1 nudes
,JOt h I V. < I 1 It 'It S. A,
bird Day. Tuesday. Jan. Hi.
First ltueo. Selling.
Six furlongs.
2 a 1 Karlelle ..............'
_— Ala March ............
247 fioseworth ............
221 Golden Kuhy ...........'
»3S Lady Stalwart ..........’
232 Louise H...............“
182 Irish Beauty ............
231 Dot lie .................
-- Dvalani . .............
1(3 Chess .................
241 Judith Page ..........
189 Maurtenla .............
241 Mlnnnlettc ............
251 Dactyhs . .............
23li Orbit Smile ..............
Second Knee. Selling,
l ine mile.
217 Rampant .............
228 Misprision - ........1 •
(241) Pipe Vision ............
219 Star Venus ............'
237 Little Jane............
228 Ac quin ......;.........
248 Ben Ultras . • • • ........
<231)Snnu .................
225 Charles Green ..........
237 Wicket ...........
145 Little Mandimont .......
234 Black Mate............
233 Whidden .............
Third lim e, Selling.
Five and one-half furlongs.
-----Mary F.mlly ..........
230 Ketrona ..............
241 Aeguin .................
245 Manasseh .............
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Less Than % the Market Value.
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COME QUICK!
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BRING THE
WHOLE FAMILY
s:
800 Suits, all sizes and styles, worth $22.50 and $18.00; yours, if you come quick, for.........$10.50
300 Men’s Suits, sell regularly for $12.50, during this sale, we offer them at...................$6.75
High grade Overcoats—all wool, $16.50 values, for next few days, yours for...................$8.50
100 Dress Shirts, regular $1.00 value, now.............................................50c
Underwear, 75c value, now only..............»......................................35c
SAM GOLD 111 £*“
STAYING AWAY FROM THIS SALE
MEANS THE SAME AS THROWING
MONEY INTO THE STREETS.
*
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS
SACRIFICED. IT MUST GO, RE-
GARDLESS OF LOSS, AND IN A
HURRY.
219 Florence Roberts ......109
i 22a tKiilon .................* 1 Oa
24 5 MlmoriOHo............ 1 <cd
230 W. II. Ford ............ 105
245 Tanker ............... 105
219 Morallght........'..... 107
I 24 5 /Tourist ........ Ill
Fourth Ilium, Puree.
Seven furlongs,
238 John Louis ............ 98
- La bob! ................ 98
21 Plnkola ............... 98
f 244 ) Kootenay ...... 1°3
(214)1 ,eop,dd ............ . . . la-5
( 238) Injury ................ 105
214 A ruse e ................ 108
214 Be bn go............... 109
Fifth Itnoe, Selling.
Six find,digs.
148 Delaney ...............*97
104 Swede Sam ............ 105
•Brave Withers ......... 105
239 Bob Lynch ............ 105
251 Marie Hyde ........... 105
203 F,d Keck ............... 108
251 Angelus..... 103
(2181.1. ‘lb Heed............ Ill
Sixth Itaee, Selling.
< Mlf! tnil<*.
( 222 ) Latin. Creed ............*>02
( 237 > Figent ................ 103
234 Flying Feet............'04
240 Juan ................. '*4•*
2.9C, I Iannis ................ 105
241 New Capital......... 105
222 Tin- AT■ 'll If ............ 105
249 L. M. Kelli ft...... 105
(22i)8etbaek ............... 408
* Apprentice allowance.
Juarez Race Track Gossip
- Ey ART RICK -
The card Secretary Jasper has of-
fered today stands out as one of the
la st of the meeting, and the rotund
handieapper of the track can litter up
Ids back yard with bouquets, for it
has ail the earmarks of being the best
that can be gotten together at the
track over the river. While the In-
terest will center in the fourth race,
all of the events have such exception-
ally good fields that no end of excel-
lent racing should result.
at the cactus ci,r».
Weal,i t's Team.
Whip, .......19.3 192 197 582
i ........1X8 ISO 1 4 8 518
llnrdlker ......HI 172 323, 530
S.-hutz ......213 222 171 607
Houck.......214 172 247 034
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980 287.7
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First-class service at popular
prices.
Clean Turkish towel with
every shave.
ST. REGIS BARBER SHOP
John D. Stalker
LOBBY BAR
CITY NATL. BANK BLDG.
Finest of goods, prompt and
courteous treatment, our spe-
cialty.
Racing Headquarters.
Entries and Results Posted
daily.
J. H. ADAMS, Prop.
8.(0 835 807 3533
Handicap ................. -U1
2733
Andreas team takes 57 pins per
: game handicap. Points won._Weab-
‘ era 4; High game, Houck, 247; high
i total, Houck. 034 ; strike outs. An-
dreas, Holmes-
' Tuesday night—Globe Mills vs.
WalE.
I LIMITATION TRIALS
INHEVOLVKR CONTIvsT
i 4*»ociiih’d Press Dispatch.
New York, Jan. 15.—Elimination
| trials to piek the revolver team to rep-
; ,-rscnt the United States at the <>lym-
| pic games w ill he held by the 1 nit, il
Stat, s Revolver association it1- various
I parts of the country until May 29.
| '(’bis was decided tonight at life an-
nua! meeting of the association held
j In this rity. Tile team will consist of
four men and two substitutes.
The. association Untight elected the
following officers:
President, C. S. Axtell, Springfield,
Mass.
Vice President, C. L. Linden. San
Francisco.
Secretary Treasurer, J. B. Crabtree,
i Springfield, Mass.
Kl.Al'S DEFEATS HUM \1U>.
j .Idsocateil Prrs* Dispatth.
Pittsburgh.' Pa., Jan. 15 Jimmy
Howard of Chicago and Frank Klaus
of Pittsburgh went six fast rounds
| here tonight. The fight on popular
I decision was given to Klaus. In the
second round Howard was knocked
| down and all hut took the count. In
| the remaining rounds, however, he
1 worried Klaus.
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j NEW OWNERS OE THE
DES MOINES C|,l It
j Associated Pre** Dispatch.
Sioux City, la., Jan. 15.—Thomas
P. Fairweather, ex-president of the
Sioux City Baseball club and Frank
Isbell, owner until today, of the Pu-
eblo franchise, will he the new own-
ers of the Des Moines franchise In
the Western league. While their op-
tion has a week yet to run. Mr. Fair-
weather tonight declared terms had
been agreed to whereby he and the
former Pueblo owner would acquire
I Iannis, by his last performance,
looks u mighty good thing today iri
lln last race.
If Wicket! runs back to his las!
race he will he the horse to heat in
the second event today.
As soon as the factory of Patlio
Bros., film makers, announce, that
the big racing film recently taken at
| the Juarez track is all right, pre*
i pa rations will bo made to launch the
benefit that the newspaper hoys In-
j tend to pull off. The recent delay in
j (rains owing to the had weather, has
| delayed the express or the film would
now he enroute to this place. The
entire dramatic race story of lovj
and intrigue was taken in El Paso
and the newspaper boys intend offer-
ing a prize to the one Iti the audience
oil (he night of the exhibition of tha
film who can toll whose residence was
used us the supposed home of the
Kentucky horseman. A little boy also
used in the film as the xvalf Is an El
Paso lad and will he one of the occu-
pants of a special box with the mo-
tion picture actors when the film la
presented. The novelty of seeing a
picture with the actors who produc-
ed it present wilt add to the big pro-
gram that the newspaper then Intend
to offer.
Miss Lotta Gladstone who enjoys
the distinction of being the pioneer of
vaudeville single acts has kindly con-
sented to feature the big Dill that thn
out-of-town newspaper writers intend
to offer in conjunction with the first
race film taken nt thn over bordei
track. Miss Gladstone’s generosity
In consenting to do her famous
monologue will endow the offering
with a headline act that has been
the feature of the big city vaudeville
bills for the past ten years. A num-
ber of other special features are in
preparation and when the date nas
been fixed they will be announced.
Ike Striker, while haging his nails
manicured recently discoursed on the
merits of his good youngster Casa-
nova and thinks he has one of the
best embryonic racing tools at the
track.
Plnkola, who collided with Dela-
ney some weeks ago, starts today for
the first time since the accident. It
was thought at the time of the mis-
hap that the horse would not race
again.
W. G. Yanke’s voluntary withdraw-
al from tha ring at the over river
track became distorted Into an ad-
verse criticism of the owner in sev-
eral of the out-of-town papers. To
allay any criticism that might arise
owing to the fact that he has many
horses starting at Juarez, he deemed
it expedient not to cut in, hence hla
decision.
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In a future issyc of the Times will
he run a list showing the standing of
the riders at the track. So much de-
pends on the boy who is up on any
horse that the merits of the little fel-
lows must be considered when win-
ners are to be selected. The list will
ho edited from time to time and will
show just how tha anights of the hoot
stand at the end of each week.
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,*> TODAY’S SELECTIONS. ‘ *J>
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Art Rick.
First race—Dottle B, Ala March,
Roseworth.
Second race—Star VenuB, Sona, Bon
Uncus.
Third race—Aeguin, Tourist, Man-
nasseh.
Fourth race—Sabago, Injury, Ar-
asee.
Fifth race—J. H. Reed, Angelus,
Marie Hyde.
Sixth race—Juan, L. M. Eckert, Fly-
ing Feet.
minister of foreign relations of his
government a cable dispatch vigor-
ously denying reports sent to Wash-
ington from Salvador that Guatema-
lan troops were mobilized on the Sal-
vadorean frontier preparing for an in-
vasion of the neighboring country. To
this ‘Dr. Bengoechea added his own
denial, saying:
"The state department at Wash-
ington has been misinformed from
Salvador. Guatemala has no troops
on the frontier and there has been
no thought of an invasion.”
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE*
E. G. McQualde.
First race—Golden Ruby. Ladj
Stalwart, Mlnnolette.
Second race—Star Venus, Sona, Ben
Uncas.
Third race—Manasseh, Mary Emily,
Tourist.
Fourth race—Sebago, Leopold, Ar-
asee.
Fifth race—J. H. Reed, Marie Hyde,
Delaney.
Sixth race—Flying Feet, Ilannis, L.
M. Eckert.
Charles Hoffman, of Spokane, who
Is one of the best known turfmen of
the northwest, has arrived and will
be at the over river track for a short
visit. If Hoffman steps at his usual
clip the ring will take on a new in-
terest for he Is said to he in league
with the chalk trust and the white
crayon will be working overtime
when he gets going.
Jack Atkin, of California, has ar-
rived and It Is understood will cut in
at Juarez. Atkin is one of the best
known of the Pacific coast price
layers.
RACING FORM.
F. St. I>. Skinner.
First Race—Dottle B, Ala March,
Lady Stalwart.
Second Race — Sona, Whidden,
Pipe ATsion.
Third Race—Mary Emily, Sidon,
Manasseh.
Fourtt) Race — Leopold, Sebago,
Kootenay.
Fifth Race—J. H. Reed, Angelus.
Marie Hyde.
Sixth Race — Hannis, Setback,
Figent.
MORNING TEELKGRAPII.
I). Leighton.
First Race — Dottle B, Orba
Smile, Minnolette.
Second Race—Sona, Ben Uncas,
Pipe A'!sion.
Third Race—Aequln, Tourist, W.
11. Ford.
Fourth Race — Leopold. Sebago,
La bold
Fifth Race—J. H. Reed, Mario
Hyde, Lotta Creed.
Sixth Race — Setback, Hannis,
Lotta Creed.
The United Specialists
317-318 Herald Building
A Remarkable 6 6
Discovery
606
9 9 By a German
Physician
ttie club. A downtown park will ho
built in Des Moines and a first-class
club will he put In the Western
longue*
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WELTERWEIGHTS MATCHED
FOR FORT WORTH BOUT
Associated /'I,*! Dispatch.
Denver, Colo., Jan. 15.—Rube Smith
of Denver and Charlie Pierson of
New A'ork, welterweights, who fought
recently in Dallas, Tex., have been re-
matched for a fifteen-round encoun-
ter before the Texas At Diet ic dub i'-i
Fort Worth. Tex., Jan. 25. Pierson
was given the decision in their first
meeting. Smith also has been match-
ed to fight Jack ('arson of Denver on
Jan. 23 before the A’eomans dub »f
Dallas, The bout is scheduled to go
fifteen rounds.
PART WAY by WATER
PART BY RAIL
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to Now A'ork
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Send for copy of handsome book,
free.
•A HUNDRED GOLDEN HOURS
AT SEA.”
CALL ON LOCAL TICKET
AGENT
I,ATE TREASURER GENERAL
SAFELY OUT OF PERSIA
W. Morgan Shuster Has Turned His
Buck on Ungrateful Nation.
Associated Prat* Dispatch.
Washington, Jan. 15.—W. Morgan
Shuster, late treasurer-general of Per-
sia is safely out of the disturbed king-
dom where for a time he played an
important part.
American Minister Russell cabled
the state department from Teheran
today that 5fr. Shuster sailed on Sun-
day from Persia (presumably from
Ensell) Intending to proceed to Paris
via Batoumand Constantinople.
CHARLESTON HACKS POSTPONED
POE ANOTHER WEEK
ASYOcfcjtrd Pres* Dispa'ch.
Charleston, S. 0„ Jan. 15.—Gener-
al Manager Pons, of the Charleston
Fair & Racing association todify an-
nounced that the opening of the races
at the Palmetto track would ho post-
poned another week. A heavy sleet
storm has made the track unfit.
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JOHNS DEFEATS DAMS.
Associated Pre** Dispatch.
Butte, Mont., Jan. 15.—Tall}’ Johns
of Butte was given the decision over
"Kid” Davis of Salt Lake City, at the
end of a fast six-round bout tonight.
They are featherweights.
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SOCIALIST SUCCESS
INDICATION OF PEACE
Associated Pre** Dispatch.
London. Jan. 15.—James Ramsey
Mcljonald, the Socialist member of
parliament for Leicester said today
that he regarded the Socialist success
of the German electors as a great
demonstration of German working-
men tn favor of peace,
"It ought to facilitate the path of
any English minister who is sincere-
ly desirous of improving Angle-Ger-
man relation*,'* Mr. McDonald added.
FRISCO CHRONICLE.
Pete Clark.
First Race—Golden Ruby, Min-
nolette, Lady Stalwart.
Second Race—Sona, Little Jane,
Star Venus.
Third Race—Mtmiroro, Tourist, A.
II. Ford.
Fourth Race — Sebago, Leopold,
Fifth Race—J. H. Reed.
Mario
Hyde, Angelus.
Sixth Race—Hannis, The
Monk,
Figent.
COCRIF.R-JOURN AL.
First Race — Dottle B,
Golden
Ruby. Minnolette.
Second Race—Whidden,
wickt
Sona.
Third Race—Manasseh.
Tourist,
Sidon.
Fourth Race — Sebago,
Arasee.
Leopold.
Fifth Race—J. H. Reed,
Marie
Hyde, Bob Lynch.
Sixth Race — Setback,
Figent,
Hannis.
IRISH LAD STLKCTIONS.
First Race —- Golden Ruby, Orba
Smile. Lady Stalwart.
Secopd Race—Sona, Little Jane,
Wicket.
Third Race — Sidon, Manasseh,
Tanker.
Fourth Race — Injury, Arasee,
Leopold.
Fifth Race — Delaney, Angelus,
Marie Hyde.
Sixth Race — Setback, Ftgent,
The Monk.
GUATEMALA DENIES
SALVADORIAN MOBILIZATION
Has No Troops on Border and No
Thought of Invasion.
Attaciatetl Pie*• Dispatch
New York, Jan. 15.—Dr. Ramon
Bengoechea. Guatemalan consul-gen-
eral here, has received trom the
FOR BLOOD POISON
MY ONE TREATMENT CURES
Cure to Stay Cured
The New German Treatment is the remedy that you should demand when
differing form this loathsome condition. For years, even ages, dootora kavo
been treating this curse on humanity by administering drugs and poisons.
The old-time method was purely empirical, it being almost entirely based
upon w hat this or that doctor would use with success upon his patients, the
treatment In many Instances being more injurious than the disease Itself,
causing the germs to be bottled up in the blood. The New German Remedy,
”606” (Salvarsan), is truly scientific, and has done more to relieve suffer-
ers from this disease than any other discovery of this or any other age. Sal -
varsan, or "606” as it is generally known, is so called as the result of the
six hundred and sixth experiment made by its inventor in order to perfect
his formula. It will kill the so-called splrlllic germ instantaneously.
Carrying out our plan of action all through life, we have been cautious
regarding Prof. Ehrlich’s discovery until such time as the medical profes-
sion on both sides of the Atlantic has become a unit regarding its use and Its
power to absolutely exterminate the scourge. It is our custom to keep abreast
of the times in everything that is for'the good of our patients. Accordingly,
we have Installed the most elaborate ”606” laboratory (according to the
Gorman method), We believe, not only in Texas, but in the whole United
States.
In the majority of cases it is only necessary for the patient to remain
under our direct personal care for a few hours, after which he can go to his
hotel, business or home, with a feeling of relief, such as sufferers from this
disease never dream. We Invite you, dear reader, to come and have a heart
to heart talk with me. We assure you In advance of satisfactory results, i
Our fee will not be one cent more than you are willing to pay for a com-
plete cure. One man came on crutches, looking like one risen from the
grave. In a very short time he departed on his two legs, his cheeks flush-
ed, his voice strong. What was done seemed a miracle. The bone pains,
swelling, sore throat, ulcers and all other distressing symptoms disappeared,
never to return again. Shortly after you have received this treatment di-
rectly into the blood, we will have a Wasserman test made, or ire will al-
low you to have the same made if you desire, in order that you may know
absolutely and positively for all time that every vestige of poison Is entirely
eliminated from your system.
OUR DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
WEAKNESS
That disorder commonly known
as weakness has for years and
generations baffled the efforts of
physicians: yet, to this very day a
majority of doctors, specialists not
excepted, are attempting to over-
come It by methods that have
been in constant use and have al-
ways failed for half a century.
They dose the system with power-
ful stimulants and tonics, calculat-
ed to restore nervous force or
strength that is not and never has
been lacking, with the result that
the functions are temporarily ex-
cited. to tlie positive detriment of
the patient. Weakness—we call it
such for convenience just now—is
only a symptom resulting from a
chronically swollen and inflamed
prostate gland, and is curable by
local treatment only. Either early
dissipation or some improperly,
treated contracted disease is re-
sponsible for the Inflammation it
most instances though accident, in-
jury, strain, etc., may produce v>
same result. WE PERMANENT-
LY CURB these cases of pr»w-
lureniss. loss if vigor, etc.. vRh-iut
the giving of a SINGLE INTERN-
AL DOSE, which demonstrates the
absolute accuracy of our under-
standing and treatment of (nts •Ha-
order. In years we hv.’» not tact
with a single failure and wo hate
entire confidence in our ability to
cure all cases that conte to (Is for
treatment. We are equally ctf-
tain that no treatment other than
that which we have perfected can
completely and permanently re-
store strength and vigor.
PAINLESS <TRF FOR
STRICTURE
Without cutting and by mild and
absolutely painless treatment, we
cure urethral obstructions com-
pletely. All obstructing tissue is
dissolved, all Inflammation or Ir-
ritation removed, and every mem-
OUR
COST. _ __
Blood wlten necessary. Consult us FREE. I»on’t Delay; Delays .trc lianrrr"
ous. t all or Write. Everything Confidential. Hours: 9-12 a. m.: 2-3 i> m.*
7-8 p. in. ’
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brane involved is thoroughly
cleansed and restored to a healthy
state. No failure—a perfect cure
In every instance.
VARICOCELE
is a knotty, bunchy, twisted, wor-
my-like condition of veins, more
often on left side, hanging lower.
Symptoms—Aching or pain in
Groin or Back. Nervousness, Weak-
ness, Loss of Vitality, Lack of Am-
bition.
We cure, Varicose Enlargement
by one treatment in one visit, with
out a severe surgical operation or
suffering, or keeping you away
from business.
KIDNEY. BLADDER AND PROS-
TATIC DISEASES
Obstructions, Straining, Pain in
Hack, Enlarged Glands. Nervous-
ness, Swelling. Uric Add.
We can stop these symptoms
right away and they won’t come
(>ack, because the cause of them is
done away with by a cure being ef-
fected. We don’t use strong, pain-
ful. injurious injections that do
great harm. Our method cures
w ithout pain, gives immediate ben-
efits and a lasting cure.
HADROCELE
We cure this condition in ONE
TREATMENT practically every*
day, without the use of a knife or
without a severe surgical opera-
tion. We demonstrate that the
health of the patient is Improved
immediately, that the vital parts
are restored as well as preserved;
the Inflammation and swelling to-
gether with the pain, subsides. We
give a positive guarantee.
Wo aim cure with the same
guarantee of success tlie fol-
lowing diseases: Rufitiire, Piles,
Fistula. Rectal Affections,
Rheumatism. Catarrh, Eczema
and all Chronic Nervous. Blood
and Skin Diseases of Men.
MOTTO: Vl 1CK. LASTING GUARANTEED CURES AT MODERATE
l\ Expert Medical Examination Free. Free Examination of Urine and
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 16, 1912, newspaper, January 16, 1912; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth582665/m1/4/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.