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'J V Great Speed Battle Promised; Big Cars Enter Juarez Race Biggest-Cars Ever Raced in Southwest Are Entered For Sunday's Automobile Contest at Juarez; Ten En tries For Motorcycle Eace; the Automobile Show to Be a Big Feature, Also. I BUICK entered by J. W. Stockard. f to be driven by Hsrtwell: a Knox, f entered by M. J. Roseboro: a. Palmer- Singer, driven by Frenehy." and a adillac entered by the Borderland garage t f Lb Graces, are the latest entries tor the Juirez antomobUe speed contest Snnday. These cars, added to the list already en tered give promise of making- the Jnarez speed contest one the greatest ever held in the -west. Tne Knox ear Is the Harsh AntomobUe company's noted "Bearcat," which has a reputation as a racer. - The big Palmer-Singer Is known as a pow erful car that ought to give any of them a run for their money and "Frenehy" is known as a daring driver, who will not fail to take chances to win. Billy Adoiph and Lew Gasser have repu tations as drivers of daring recklessness and both are expected to put forth every effort to irln. both in the i mile free for all and in the 5s mile race between their two cars alone. Ray Harrell. of the American garage. is tuning np his Se horse power Fiat for the contest, as a matter of fact, the tnning process is reported as complete and the car in fine shapes Gasser has also concluded all work on his Easy Picking For trie Wnite Elepnants Giants Have Fignt Of Tkeir Lives BY B. B. nothing ab- .- VHILE there Is j lutely certain in baseball. It V V seems a foregone conclusion that Connie Mack is going to repeat with his Philadelphia Athletics this year. His dab is away out in front and playing a steady consistent gan.5. There does not seem the slightest possibility of the White Elephants be ing nosed out at thet finish by either the Bed Sox or Senators. The Athlet ics now have a read of 1M points over the pennant contenders. On the other hand, if the Giants win the National league pennant, they will have to extend themselves. They are only a few games ahead of the contenders and are being whipped out in each game by McGraw to keep in front. Should they be nosed oat, the Braves or Cobs, if they are the winners, will have to play hard until the end of the season. This indicates that Mack will en ter the world's series with a big ad . vantage over the National league rag winners. Unless his club suffers an awful slump, which is hardly probable. he will be able to use his second string men to finish out the final two week's of the season, using his regular players only often enough to keep th. m on edge. This is a big advan tage to any team. On dope the Athletics of 1914 appear even stronger than the pennant win ners of 1913. while the Giants have not streng...iiied to any great extent. The Athletics will have, a superior bunch of twirlers to choose from, while thir fielders and batters also seem to have the edge on the Giants. Bender and Flak, the two veterans of the Athletics win be called upon to do the bulk of this year's world's scries pitching, if they remain In good condition. Shawkey and Bush will probably be called upon to either stmt or finish a game or two. McGraw will have to depend on Christy Mathewson for the bulk of his work. Tesreau and Marqnard will likely be the other two Giants Federal League May Leave Dt- Louis -MI- -::- -::- -::- -::- City Is a Very Poor Paying Location 4 - eHX JOHN t T LOUia MOi Ag. It We have with J lis the St. Loaia FeWerata. who retHraed , from the east wnien was as mum u ino lacerated interior of 4tae dab's ex chequer. According to officers of the elab. it enjoyed a good trip. ftnaaclaUy. as Federal trips go. and contrived to confine its losses to eight defeat and seven victories. A home coming to the St. Loots Federsla. in just as pleasant as a trip to the dentist. lodeing by the club's last stay here, the com ing dalliance in St. Louis can net only finan cial loss and other discouragement. The club nine back in seventh plsce and has no propct of immediate Improvement of a first division Batare. Merely a SerffMtion. A feeling of deep sympathy todoces us to suggest discharging the gate force as a use less extravagai.ee. The club is condemned to play here until September 4. After that it's misery Is over, for the club departs not to return again this season. And Possibly Never! And there exist those who bint that the return will be indefinitely put off. The fail ure of the Termers to do -well is, of coarse, at the bottom of all such views, it being the logical belief that the club will be with drawn from a profitless location. But these St Lools Feds have proved stubborn fighters. Ball and Sttfel declare thev will be in St. Louis next year, and ths-t they 'will have a team capable of making a pennant stir in the outlaw league. In the meanwhile the undercurrent of opinion being circulated is that Kansas City , and St. Louis franchises will be moved to Detroit and ctnctmiistt. .rrestaeni uiimore denies these rumors perfunctorily yet firmly Here's Another to Spike. Another version is that the Federal league is ready to capitulate and that Ward and "Weeph man would come into the fold, if proper) y approached. It is reported that representations have been made toward this end. but this may be doubted. Weeghman may have been feeling bis way oat. but not Ward. The latter is a Terrier of an other striae. There is no reason to believe the Federals as a it hole have had a disastrous season. outside of the St. Louis elub. And even the Terriers are doing fairly well, outside their home town. Throagh for the Season. The St. Louis Feds will not bother to sign any more players, for immediate delivery. The club is through for the season In this respect, an official of the club told th-i writer. This snotles. however oniv to those men now signed with big league clubs whose J rinminp vnnM Tirwaswtnltatst lso.aI fie-tir 11 club is signing its men and allowing them to finish the season with the teams they at present represent. Jt is figured that such men as they signed and attempted to play now would be halted by injunction, leaving the Feds with the salaries to pay, without getting the services of the players. A Timely Warning. George Bagel, who handled Frank Klaus when that fighter was looked on as cham pion, slips a ward of advice to Gunboat Smith, alias Edward Eckblad. that might be worth noting. Says Bngel: I think Gunboat got tba worst of it in London because this Dascamps, who man ages Carpentler, Je always trying to put something over. But if Smith wants the For SaBiferj Dry Qeanicg PHONE 343 WRIGHrS CLEANING WORKS car, the Stnti "Bearcat." and Billy Adoiph has finished tuning oP,wJ" FSLtmrt, The Cadillac entered by the Borderland f lss Croces will be driven by Floyd Turner and his meehaastsan will be George aTnere will also be a FWd car In the race and promoter B. G. Msxtta says he under stand, that three cars whose identity and ownership Is being kept a secret. wlU be entered Sunday. Ten motorcycles are entered for the two mile motorcycle events and there will be an exhibition of the new models of IMS cars as a part of the afternoon's attractions. The races will be held on the Juarez Jockey club track, which Is a mile and an eighth course. . . . The last aatomobtle races held there drew tremendous crowds and afforded some of the finest racing sport over seen in the south west. The entry Hst for the coming event Includes more oars and larger cars than any similar event ever held in Juarez. The purses are also larger. The winner in the 64 mile free for all automobile race will receive tlt in cash as his share of the money. The race for SO mies between Gasser and Adnlnh is for a side bet and. as there has been considerable rivalry between these two drivers. It is going to be "some race." as one of the fans said today. CADDLE. t who will figure In the. world's series hurling, if the Giants are returned the pennant winners. The American league seems much stronger this season than is the Na tional league and despite this fact. th Athletics have a 1M point lead, while the Giants are being closely pressed. It's true the Braves are at last playing in their true form, but the broken down Cub machine has been making the Giants extend them selves to keep out in front. The Cardinals have been in the pen nant hunt this year with a first class pitching staff, -a star catcher, one real outfielder and a first sacker. w Another big leaguer is due for the minors. Big Kd Renlbaek U slated to baosvp. -aA Bk.lw etiATr -.It -i J , -- iy.i -- -, n fc--.-m of the Red lege, has not yet waived cm bim. He is the only bis league pilot who ha 6 not. Hush Harbin, a former cUy league player, is SO.Q.S good with Galveston, winning a large somber of the games ho has worked in. Harbin went from Waco to Birmingham in the Southern league. He was sent back to Waco, fut finally was awarded to Galves ton, where he will finish the season. He and Cliff Hill, also of 1 Paso, went to the Texas league at about the same time. The Braves played a great game again Tuseday, going 13 innings with he Red legs to a 9 to 0 score. Neither team was able to get a man across the pan, and it was finally called on ac count of darkness. Tyler and Ames worked and both players twirled great ball. By winning while the Braves were tied the Cardinals moved into second place. This is the first time for many moons that the St. Louis Nationals have been in the running for a pennant. If ' the Cardinals can take three games of the present series from the Giants then it will look like curtains fox McGraws men. But the Cardinals naroiv jook as Straus- an th -Votxt i York club. E. WKAT. t world's white heaTywdcht Wis he had bet 1 ter m and dm It .iriv K.. .1T7?r . boy srow up a little mors. Two years from now Smith win have no more cbWe I with Carnenriar than . P.r. L ?? J?1? Z? of ripe "- word. S mat effect. Carpentier's history shows this to be tru Starting as a bantamweight at the age of 11 Carpeatier has fought his waf up throagh every class. He has been defeated but always came on again despite his baci sets. Today he is 2 years and six months wA".'1 a attained his majority Within two years he will hae his ful? strength and sin. Then Gunboat, douse your lights and scoot. Giants Hare Xo Soft Snots. In the east they are speculating on the chance the Giants will hae In opposing the Athleltics for the world's championship. It Is the prevailing belief that either the Ath letics will win or the Giants will be defeat ed, out here; but "over yander" around New York where they let their real opinions out by tne back window so the club ovners the following, or thereabouts: v ua. vuuiia no not seem td he kg strong a team as the Athletics this year Adherents of the Giants assert. boweMr th.it im going In the Nti....u league is niucn. EEirier all he way ta.oasrH the ctrht f'bs than It is in the AmeScan h ?aifl lat there are no "oft vuts a team ran fail tot' .d feel reasonably sun of wlntig tare- out of fonr. or nutting a desn sweep; DOES 'OT HOLD RECORD Jrurc UASBS ON BALLS llany fans were told that when Carrol Brown of the Athletics gave is TankeTa base on balls In 113 that It was the world's record for a nine Inning game. Don't believe it- See the correct number of walks ard who gave them In Fandom. Five cents jai one coupon at this office will tell you. DAILY RECORD Building remits. ..T,,,an'1.Velo"ne, hHd an adobe. 7J5 Texas and Pacific street; cost 1145. Deeds IBcd. North of Bliss, between Rayner and Ple- dras East El Paso Town comnanv to W a. Wilkins. lots 2 and 27. block 102. East" El Paso addition; consideration JIM; Hied Aug. North side of Helen, between Seattle and Monterey East Ei Paso Heights Improve- mean, company UMam T. Brlcker. lots 1 consideration ill.: """ ""u- Socorro Grant M. O. 8tackland to El Paso Irrigated Lands company, 4.S acres of land In the Socorro grant; consideration North of Boulevard, between Austin and "e George L. Fisher to Frank It. Murcfai son. lots 22 and the east baif of lot 21 hlnrlc onFran" Heights addtttoVcon-o- ..5? 5CBtlc J- Hrri to W. P. Skov grant; consideration Sl.417.le. , :;r-Monen Ryan Co m East Over land; latemational Harvester truck Morrlace Lieenw. e.i 3L.iT" .i" r1"1 Buaaootn. v. swarr ford. both of El Paso. Birth Bays. XT'i'Ti ezr cuc. . .. ... MO ED TO 10S TEXAS STItEET. Adv. Epperson does auto Wacksmithing-. TM T. x.)S sT et Ad trti-. m. nt. EL PASO HERALD ASEBALL RESULTS Standing of Clubs ana Schedule of Camel AMERICAN JJUGUE SXAXDlrNG&w &S S3 54 " II JS . . IJOJadelphla ... Boston Washington ... trott ....... CfcaatW ...... S- f Hew York Csavclana Where They Tlay Thursday. Betrolt at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis. ew York at Boston. Washington at PhUadelphla. NATIONAL LEAGUE STA2.TJIMJS. Won Lest Pjt- Win Law ...S7 . . f" ...55 M . " ci is IK .HI .Stt w Tork .. St. Louis ... Boston ChicaKo . 5 4 . ." -SJS Philadelphia ... mwannm Brooklyn Pittsburg 47 ft ,4U .in . '...Jit M .4 . AVhere Ther rtar Tharsday. PhlUdeJphla at Brooklyn. Boston at New Tork. St. Louis at Pittsburg. FEDERAL LEAGUE STASDWOS. If they Won Lost Pet. Wm Loss ucao ...... as 4ft .? .sii. .& aiumore u Brooklyn 51 tea .MS .is 44 St .641 -HI inaiananolls 52 47 Bnffalo 1 4T .in . .: . . .ilf .442 .441 .422 414 .44 42 St. Loula 4( U Pittsbnrg 4 U uty it M .42 .422 .41 Where They Play Thursday. Pittsburg at Chicago. Baltimore at Kansas City. Brooklyn at St. Losta. Buffalo at Indianapolis. TEXAS LEAGUE STANDINGS. Won Lost Pet. Beaumont T2 42 .Mt Waco ...X ...; 44 .642 Hoiston M 46 .14 Galveston T4 4 .M2 Fort Worth ...7 S .td Dallas r.2 7 .421 San Antonio 44 7 .228 Austin II Si .222 Where They Play Thursday. Galveston at Waco. Houston at Dallas. Beaumont at Fort Warts. San Antaole at Aaatta, WESTERN LBAOTJE STANDINGS. Won Lest Pet. Sioux City ... 4S .MX Denver M 48 .S St. Joseph ...i (4 4t J72 Des Moines .2 27 .4 Lincoln 24 27 .422 Omaha ..II 29 .4 Topeka 47 59 .414 Wichita 45 t ! Where They Play Thurnday. Wichita at Denver. Topeka at Ltncats. Sloui City at Omaha. St. Joseph at Dea Moines. CO.VST LEAGUE STANDINGS. . Won Last PeL i-orrntBa ................ .M San Francisco 71 Venice it Los Angeles - , i..f- Saeramento .'... ...... .J.. .52 ' Oakland .... ....r... 42 22 .(54 21 327 .525 , (1 Jtn 1 7. 452 77 ' .'222 Vhere They Mar Tbarsday. Sacramento at Portland. Oakland at Saa Francisco Venice at Lee Angeles. AMEKICAN ASSOCIATION STANDINOS. Won Pet. Louisville . ............... Milwaukee a Cleveland ,. t Columbus . ....?........ Kansas City S7 Indianapolis .... ......... .87 Hinneanolis 4 U .S7i 4 .222 21 .241 22 .iU SC .504 22 . .424 Jt .2.1 St. Paul te Where They Play Thursday. Milwaukee at .at. Paul , Kansas Qtr at Mteaea potts. -Lioonmue at lattnoai. ueveiana at AMERICAN LEAGUE. Tuesday's Games. At Chlcaro 1st Came B.K Cleveland M t 4 i.-Bioafro soi i ix 2 7 2 Batteriest Cleveland. MHehell. Collamo-a and O'Neil: Chicago. WoUcans and Merer. At Chicago 2nd Game R. H. E. Cleveland 2 2 Cnlcsco is. .1. Mi 2 2 . Batteries: Cleveland. Morton, Coumore a-jj Egan; Chicago. Clcotte and SdMlk. No other game, scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Tacsday. Games, At Brooklyn R. H. B. Chicago 2s ! 2 2 Brooklyn 00 21 Ni-I 2 1 Batteries: Chicago. Humphries. Vaughn and Bresnahan. Archer. Brooklyn, Ragsn and Miller. At Philatf. IpMa Pittsburg 151 001 OCT I 12 ' r-'Y St-8 & I JrSSS; ttsburg. O'Toole. Conielman KJlllfer. : Pnllaelphla. Alexander and o.AtTiijr T,k B. H. K. k ,..., aji it 1 4 .tafSi1?1 .''Looul"'Doak. Grlner and Si2J"i"w Tork- Mathewaon and Meyers. " on account of wet grounds. At Boston K.H.E. gjjf1 (a 1 Bojv-' 4) 5 1 pJ"!?: Cincinnati. Ames and Clark: JtSJS a aai 6ow.dJr- Ca" " fxm rEDETt.L LEAGUE. ,. .. Tnesday's Games. At Chicago 1st Game B. H. K. xlB Aft M 2113 2 Chicago 2 2 Batteries: Brooklyn. Seaton and Land; Chicago. Hendrlx and Block. Second game. R. H. E. Brooklyn i 2 cb Ml 13 x 5 IS 2 Batteries: Brooklyn. Bluejacket. Homck. Chaaene and Land; Chicago. Johnson and -Block. At Indianapolis lit Game R. H. E. BalOaaore Ml M 2 13 4 Indianapolis 21 lrx 7 11 2 u Batteries: Baltimore. Qutnn and Jack, ntsch; iBdlanapolh. Kalserilng and Rariden. Second game. R. H. E. Baltimore 21 M 01 S 5 1 Indianapolis 1 2 I 2 4 Batteries: Baltimore. Connolly. Saggs and Russell; Indianapolis. BUIHrd. JIcCss naugSey .Bd Warren. AtSt. Louis R.H.E. Pittaswrg 1102 9 1 St. Loots (1 21 x 4 1 1 Battaties: Pittsburg. Barger and Berry; St. Lowls, 3rVR and Simon. At Kansas CUy R. H. E. Buffalo M 211 1 3 1 Kansas City 2 Z t 3 Batteries: Buffalo. Schuli and Alien: Kansas City, Stone, Adams and Brown. TEXAS LEAGUE. Tuesday's Games. At Dallas. R. H. E. Dallas 2 9 3 Fort Worth S 9 2 Batteries: Dallas. Manias and Glass; Fort Worth. Appleton, Speer and Halgh. At Beaumont. R.H.EL Beaumont t 5 1 Houston 5 9 2 Batteries: Beaumont. Brandt. Isrtina and Bstts; Houston, Ware. Bdmtradsoa and Kitchens. Called at end of eighth lnntsg to aiiaw teams to catch trams'. At Galveston. It. H. E. Galveston 1 4 1 San Antonio 4 4 Betlsrtes: Galveston. Hiett and Wilson; Saa AntasiU. Davenport and Barce. EssToa lanings. At Waco. R. H. E. Wats 7 M 3 Aaatta 2 4 Batteries: Waco, Black and Carson: Aus tin. Hoffman and Lewis. Scott. WESTERN LEAGUE. Tnesday's Games. At Omaha R. H. K. Sioux City 02 10 Ml 5 12 2 Omaha I 5 3 Batteries: Slonx City. White and Murphy; Omaha, Crobb and Kreuger. At Lincoln R. H. B. Topeka. M lit i 1 Llaeola 11 M2 22x 2 1 4 Batteries: Topeka, Resit g and Rapp; Lincoln. Scogglna and Blackburn. At Des Moines R.H.E. St. Joseph ...7 12 01 217 12 Dea Moines t 4 3 Batteries; ' St. Joseph. Thomas and REPRESENTING Barbers' Union. Bartenders' Union. Blacksmiths Union. Boilermakers' Union. Brewery Workers' Union. Butchers & Meat Cutters. Carpenters and Joiners. Cigarmakere UnknfV Cooks and Walters. Chauffeurs' Union. Electrical Workers 59Z. Grocery Clerks' Union. Horseshoers Union. Machinists Union. Machinists' Helpers. Mill and Smelter Men. ' Mailers' Union. Musicians' Union. Painters' Union. PaperhanKers Union. Pastors' Union. Patternmakers' Union. Plasterers' Union. Plumbers' Union. Railway Carmen's Union. Retail Clerks 12S9. Retail Clerks ITS. Sheet Metal Workers. Stage Employes' Union. Typographical Union. In the East, besides the big cities with their crowds, their massive buildings and historic associations, there are hundreds of other places fully worth a visit Wonderful Niagara Falls, the beautiful Thousand Islands of the St Lawrence, the Adirondack and White Mountains, Maine, Canadian and Atlantic Coast Resorts are all made available by Low Round-Trip Tickets These tickets are on sale daily to September 30th, to New York and Boston and Hundreds of Other Eastern Points Stopovers permitted at all interesting places en route, in cluding Toledo, Cleveland. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Albany, Worcester and Spring field, and providing option of rail or water trips between Cleveland and Buffalo; Albany and New York. The most complete train service between Chicago and the East assures a pleasant trip over the fewYoiKfeiitelLlnes Lake Shore "The Water-Lcvel Route" Let Us Plan Your "Back-East" Trip TcH us la a general wav what you rHruirethe number indoor party, and the amount of money you want to spend, and we will propose one or two trips for your consideration, with complete information. ana sena you a cesuipuvc loner. Your local agent wBl be slad to advae you as trip fares and arrange your tickets and car accommodations, or for suggestions and uuonnauonregarauiKuiaiLacaiionoraaaressour Denver Office, 718 Seventeenth Street EDWIN TZiSS, Gotrd Atcsi FuMcta- Dcputznl Br Moines, Haley. At Denver. , 1M 11a5' it wicMta j;i sn; : SULjii- Wichita. Lambort. -Slaglaaad GvSfDe.v'eV. Molter. mrb and Spahr. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Tuesday's Gnmes. At Saa Franetseo: Oakland. 7; San Fran- "ATii. Angeles: Venice. : Lo Angelej, L At Portland: Sacramento, 2; Portland. 3. SOUTnERN" LB.10UE. TurMssy'1 name. At Nashville: First game. Chattanooga. 4; Nashville72. Second game. Chattanooga. 4; "MOTPhM: First game. Atlanta. 9; Memphht 7rsecond game. Atlanta. 0: Mem phis. T Second game called end seventh: t "Montgomery: Birmingham. 2; Mont romery. 1- Fifteen innings. At New Orleana: Mobile-New Orleans game called In second Inning: rain. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Tuesday's Games. At St. Paul 1st Game ' R.K. B. Ksnsas City 04 1 1 5 2 Sit Paul ...... ...... - 5 2 Batteries: Sanaa. City. Gallia and Gsibel: St Paal. Gardner and Jane. At St. Part 2nd Gun; ata2" ? Kansas City 2 sTpavl S2x 7 2 2 Baurtes': Kansas City. Delhi and Moore; St. Paul. Hopper and Glenn. At Minneapolis-let Gas R. tt E. Mllwankee ...... ..... 32 C 12 0 Minneapolis -f MI J Batteries: Mllwankee. Tonne and Hughes; Minneapolis. Patterson and Smith. At Minneapolis 2nd Game R. H. K. MilwankeT . .TTTT lit 12 1 1 Minneapolis -- 4 1 BaMerios: Milwaukee. Dougherty and Hughes; Minneapolis. Dumont and Smith. At Inrtiinspolls R. H. E. Cleveland 1 1 S 1 IndtaaapoUa M3 11 x I 7 2 Batteries: Cleveland. Brentoc Hagerty and Darogt: Indianapolis, Adams and Liv ingston. , Games Postponed. Lonlavllle at Columbus. BELGIAN SniPS WlIAt OAHRr V. S. GRAIN TO ANTWERP New Orleans, La, Aug. II. Belgian vessels will clear from this port tor Antwerp with wheat In a few days. according; to I De Waele, Belgian con sul general to New Orleans. No grain has been shipped from here to Europe recently. EI Paso Tex-. July 13. 1914. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for constructing roads, walks, gutters and drains at Ft. Bliss, Tex, will be received here until 11 a. 11 August 13, 1914, and then opened. Applications, for plans, etc, should be accompanied by certified check for Jl, to Insure their return. Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed. "Proposals for Roads, etc. Ft. Bliss," and addressed Capt. Wm. E. Hunt. Depot Q. M, El Paso, Tex. Ad vertlseefent. To spend a good, cool evening; call i and bring your friends to the Cottage Garden. 618 East San Antonio. Re freshments of all kinds; best lunch ' and sandwiches in town. Service to ladies with children a specialty. Adv. Epperson shoes horses. CM Texas street. Advertisement. Schang: To All Officers and Delegates Affiliated with Central Labor Union Yen are personally invited to act as an escort to Governor-Elect Ferguson while at tending the Alhambra theater tenight, August 12th, 8 p.m. sharp. Meet me at side door of Hotel del Nurte (West San Antonio St.) at 7:30 sharp, where I will supply yon with badges which will admit you to the theater free. Have seats,fer 75. Fraternally yonrs, TEDDY McHQLD, Sec-Treas.' to round sleeping complete ifiK&l. ElV.WrJKl mil fc, mIi sf r ! isanTrsrsraai Turner, Xioziey and WssasnsTJB2J2EJawyjS2j2jsssgassMsssn2JsaM " '" '"" I TRUE SPECIALISM y 1 f patients people of the best families of Texas, Xew Mexico, Arizona and aid Mexico, most of whom are recommending us to their friends, and as a result of the class of work we are doing we have built up the largest specialty practice ever known or heard of in this section of the country. WE CURE RUPTURE in from one to three treatments without pain, operation or danger, and no detention from biisineaa. VARICOCELE in thirty minutes without doing an open operation, with little if any pain, and no detentm from business. HYDROCELE in thirty minutes, without pain or operation. RECTAL TROUBLES without cutting, using ligatures or cautery, and without detention from business. OBSTRUCTIONS are responsible for more trouble of the urinary or gans than all other diseases combined, and many are afflicted and are not aware of the fact because they do not realize that the "worst eases are the result of an injury. There are many doctors advertising themselves as specialists who use sounds and other barbarous treatment, discarded years ago. F. GUARANTEE TO CURB AXY CASE without cutting, sounding or stretching. Why experiment? Neither of the above diseases are amenable to home treatment. It is useless to take home treatments or medical treatment of any kind, only proper office treatment ran effect a cure. We treat each case for a stated fee and effect a cure in the shortest possible time and at the lowest cost consistent with good treatment: Catarrh, Epilepsy, Nervous Decline, Blood Poison, Enlarged Prostate, Piles and Special Diseases! Consultation, Examination and Advice Free. Office Hoors: 9 2. zl to 7 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 1. 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