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The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Recalls the Campaign Con
tributionS to Democrats in
1896and Defends Hughes.
Says 1904 Aid to @. D. P.
Was Only to Assure Busi-
ness Prosperity.

Haskell You state that Mr. Haskell
has voluntarily resigned from the COM
mittee- You speak highly OF the public
service which he has rendered, and pro-
test against any condemnation Of aim
except such as may come in court
Out Of your own mouth you are coli-
dcmned- You thCrebT set up that stan
dard OF law honesty which has been
the bane Of this people in endeavOring
70 get equity and fair dealug-as they
should obtain among high-minded T-en
from great business corporations and
from individuals Ike Mr.. Haskell
I call your attention to the letter of
Z. 7. Russell, the editor of the Morn
Ing Democrat, Of ArdmOre, Okla. IL
which, writing TO you on September 24
1908. he states;
Refused information.
IF you were ignorant Of such
charges 1t is because you refused TO
read them when presented 10 you when
you visited Oklahoma last fall IN tae
interest Of Candidate Haskell At that
time I personally presented to you ten
typewritten pages Of charges against
Mr.. Haskell. covering his operations IN
Ohio, New York. Arkansas. Texas. and
Oklahoma The charges recently
made by Mr.. Hearst were ali made by
me at that time
You ask that we leave the courts to
deal with Mr.. Haskell. AS 70 some mat
ters the courts have already dealt with
him AS TO others. various private indi-
viduals whom he has wronged, and -l.e
United States Government on behalf Jl
helpless Indians whom he has wrOnged
are striving 10 have the courts so deal
With him NJ L Mott. national at
torney for the Creek Nation, writes me
as follows:
In October, 1906, Mr.. FOulke. o1
Richmond, Ind, was sent to investigate
the matter OF the tOwn-site frauds IN
the Creek Nation Mr.. Foulke's report
Is IN the hands Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. All parties connected with
these tOwn-site frauds have used th,
same means and methods. Upon the re-
port filed by Mr. FouIke. I. as attorney
Tor the Creek Nation. was directed by
the Secretary OF the Interior 20 flt
suits in equity for the cancellation a
all deeds TO town lots IN the Creek Na-
ton where the same had been secured
by fraud
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Gets Deeds WrongfuIly.


Proceeding upon instructions. and
after fun investigation, 7 :Ound that
Gov. @ N Haskell, among others, had
secured deeds 20 quite n number Of lots
IN MuskOgee by conspiracy and fraud.
that he had these lots scheduled In the
name OF dummies or straw men.
who lived in the State OF Ohio and else
where, and then had them quit-cIaira
hack 10 him without consideration by
this dishonest means he succeeded Ia
getting deeds 10 a large number Of lots
beionging 10 the creek Indians ct one
half their appraised value.
/ have filed quite a number OF suits
against Governor Haskell, IN which
conspiracy ana fraud IS charged, and
IAe manner Of COnsummating IL is set
cut In detail Haskell has not filed an
answer IN any Of these cases. He hEs
simply through his attorney filed dila-
Tory motions, such az denurrers, plead
-Ag 70 The Jurisdiction etc He dare
not answer and deny the allegations SET
up IN our bill. such an answer would
DC a sworn lie, and known 10 be BY the
large number Of straw men and
dummies he used IN perfacting the
fraud
Thinks Little Of Haskell.
Nor again shall touch upon the
fac-simile published in the press Of Sep
tem0er - last. showing Mr.. HaskeIrs
having three years ago Joined an or
ganization to prevent union labor from
entering the city IN which ne lived In
deed, as regards this last statement. 7
wish distinctly to aCquit Mr.. Haskell
OF being opposed on principle 10 either
trade unions Of corporations, for / wish
70 aCQUL him Of being opposed on prla-
Ciple 10 anything
I believe in radical refOrE, and the
movement for such reform can be sue
cessful only II IL frOwns or the dema-
gOEue as II does on the cSTruptiOnIst-
II IL shows itself as far removed from
government by q mob as from govern
ment by plutOcracy. OF all corruption
the most far-reaching for evil is that
which hides itself behind the mask OF
furious demagOgy, seeking to arouse
and 10 pander 10 the basest passions Of
mankind. No better eXemplifCation Of
this type Of corruption could be found
than in the case OF Mr.. Haskell.
You have uttered no word OF con-
demnation Of HaskeIlism as we thus see
IL. that you have consciously sought 70
bring il about I do not believe: that Il
was the natural result OF the effort TO
apply IN practice your teachings I have
no question. Yours truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Hon William Jennings Bryan, Lincoln
Neb."
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
III Z
IN
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY

EIGRTZ-EIGETH gE5sIoE, 1so5-o5,
oPEES SEPTE1EREE 60, 1sc5.
- Oncersradrats. Graduats. ana FrJfossI0nal
Coursee- Recitation hours. e. n. 20 SD
= n. No evening sessions Regular and
from 40 10 s.1o . N
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL

al z Street Northwest
Sixth year opens September -. ls1S. Non
secCarlan: z. II. boys and girls. 70 g
years: ! ?. ul-. adults. college preparation.
certificate 10 George Washington Fr4ae=s
Mann Hau. A. IL Catalogue Phone ALaIa
gS4T s--s-.5z
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Approves Publicity.

Il emphatically approve Of the pub
hcation Of campaign expenses after the
election, whether provided for Dy law
or not
II now come to the important part of
your letter, ySar atuIude toward AIr.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Washington Christian College

2025 Columbia road, one block from Con
necticut ave. chllla l5cctio2; able c-f.-v-
work. b : and a =. degrees. UhoIes5..-
Christian influence and Jaseciariau- s7eclaI
advantages for day students Terms reas51-
able. Cpen Septe.a Der 80.
DANIEL E MOTLEY. Pm D. President.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Bryan's Principle Wrong.

You would better understand the
principle on which I acted If you would
rid yourself Of the idea trat I was try
ing to discriminate for or against any
man or corporation because he or It IS
either wealthy or not wealthy. I re-
gard such discrimination in either di-
rection as utterly incompatible with a
spirit OF honesty and fair dealing. I
have my distinctions on conduct, not
on relative wealth.
L treat each man and each corpora
ton with a view solely 70 whether he
or IL is acting rightly on a given oc
casiOn. Let me give you an example,:
have proceeded against the corpora
tions of which Z. II Hartman is he
head on certain points where I believe
they have violated the law. But when
in connection with the breaking OF the
Salton Sea dam one Of the Hartman
corporations repaired the dam, I last
winter did everything 1 could to have
COnaBess reimburse Mr.. Hartman for
so much of the obligation as I felt
ought TO come upon the United States.
would hold myself unfit 10 be Presi-
dent if because prosecuted Mr.. Har-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27
Farmefi kolem Qacoma, prf

Farmefi kolem Qacoma, pr5
nedbajf, zdali u Mich prsf Gill ne.
Ia poslednfch tfech ttdnn byly
velka sucha, a korns bylo zapotfe
bi ylahy. Jezto ' Lyman okresu
jsou artezsk@ studnice cast5m zje-
vem, farmefi rokuji 0 zavodhova-
nj temito studnicemi. JistS w.
I'll. Cannon, iehoz farma lei we'd
lie White River sdsluje, BE pomocf
sve studn6 zavodhoval 80 akrn POI
II kukuficn5ch, ktere dobfe pros
pfva. Studne jei stala $500. a dro
da letosnf mu j zaplatf. Nels Jen
sen Sc trochu zpozdil Sc svou stud
nj, ktera nynf hazf proud 800 ga
lonu "a minutu, avsak pfec zavod,
nil Is akrn korny, a pffsti rok bu
de hotov zayodniti kterou koliv
cast sve fanny.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

2 Wagnersk5 ch casopisu zname
name shatek p. Frant. Junka Sc
sleenou Mari Linkovou jenz Sc cd
b5vaI We ctvrtek Is srpna v Cora
polls Pennsylvania. Pan Junek
jest kazatelem v evangelickem kos
tele poblfze Wagner. Jest gra-
duantem Huronske koleje a absol-
voval bohosloveckt seminal v
Pittsburg. Slacna Linkova, jest
dcerou Rev. Jana Linky, oblibene
no kazatele v ev. kostele zap cd
T&bora Rovnez ona graduoyala
v Ward akademii a pc nekolik let
vyucovala We skolach tohoto okre-
su. " posledni dobe byla missio-
nSfkou mezi pfistehoyalci We statu
Pennsylvania. Novomanzele Sc u
sadi blfze Wagner v osads We KITE
re pan Junek ucinkuje.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

2 Howard, S. d. Sc oznamuie
v5buch mlaticiho parostroie, kite
re- zpIsobil smrt ,. M. Almondo-
vi jenz do mel pfiklddal. Pof'ze-
nj mlatieske patfilo Myron Krug-
lerovi, q vtu dobu Sc mlatilo ma
farme James Ellera, - mil cd Ho
ward. Pfednf cast parostroje by
la vtbuchem zarazena do oddelova
&c ma mlaticce, kdezto zadnf cast
s tendrem odlftla ctyry rody naz-
pet. Nestastneho mule bylo pre-
trhnuto We dvf, nohy a nizsf polo
vicka teIa nalezeno u tepdru, a hla
va a ramona zrednuty pres cestu
ma jine ctvrti, sestnact rodn cd
mfsta. zadnS jin5 nebyl zranen.
Koroner Konstatoval BE y5buch Sc
udal nahodou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27
Rdzn6 StStnl zpTSy.

OdbornJ zysrolekar z Detroit,
Mick. byl v okresfch Clay a Yank
ton ohledne prozkoum6nf nemoci
Anthrax" jenz doposud fadf me-
ii zvffaty. Odbornfk tento fecnf
phi schnzfch, v nichz poncuje rol
Milky o nemoci teto. Pfisel k TO-
mu nahledu Re nemoc koluje jiz pc
nekolik let mezi dobytkem avsak
nikdy Sc nevyskytla tax cetne, ia-
ko v pfftomnou dobu.. Bylo mu
sdeleno, Re rolnfci obcas nalezli
jeduo nebo vice dobytcat v pastru
mrtvych, ac byly zdanlive zdraye
den pred tim.
DIE vyiAdtenf tehoz odbornika
anthrax, jak iednou zasadila kofe-
ND, Jest velmi nesnadna k zameze-
nj, nebot z6rodek So vyzivnje v
pastrach, polfch . bazinach, sto-
bach, atd. Odporucuje tedy ocko
y&nf zvffat ma iafe, nezli byly pus
|teny do pastvy, a pax vypaleni
vsech pastrG ma podzim kdy veske
rS trava ie uschla.
ZtrAty ma dobytku v Clay okre
su jsou doposud znamen6ny a v
mnoh5ch pffpadech cele stad6 pod
lehly ac byly ockovany pred dv9-
ma t5dny. Pficfta Sc to te okol-
nosti, Re Sc serum neuchytlo pat
fiene. Ockoyanf proti authraxu
pGsobf pfiblizfe jake oekov6ni
p-oti nestovicfm. U nekterehc
hovada Sc prime, u iineho nikoliv.
Jezto vsemozne opatfenf m&lo
zamezuje v5yin nemoci, farmefi
nevf jine rady, nezli pokracovat '
toekov6nf a pax vyckat studenejsi
pocasf, jenz zarodky ubijf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

B g. Shuller z Redwood, MINI.
obdrzel tento t5den 2 1fadovny
guvernera v Pierre vvd6yacf zatt-
kae ma Alberta Mime, jenz je dr.
zen 6fady We Sturgis, kter5 jest
obvinen Minnesotskym mi ufady .
podvodu prodavanf zamarkycova-
n5ch osobnfch majetkI drive nezli
duh ma ne byl zapraven.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

President Roosevelt vydal provo
lani na otevfenf Trip okresu osad
nikIm dine 10 ffjna tohoto roku.
Tab pozemkn Sc Dude odbyyati ma
ten den V Dallas. ReGistrace "a
pocne 5 fijna We meste ch Dollas,
Chamberlain, Gregory a Presho v
tonic st6tu, anebo O'Neill a Valen
tine We statu Nebraska. okresu
Trip Jest pres 500, 900 akrd po-
zemk1 K zabranf a neimensf cena
isdnoho akru stanovena ma IS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

Mlaticsk6 ceta Ben Hughese
kdyz minul5 t5den mlatila ma far
me- p. Kort6na, blfze Tyndall, city
RI clenov6, poiednou onemocneli,
zavolanf lskaf zjistil otravn. Jak
pfisli k otr6venf Sc urcite newt, ay
SAX had6 Sc, Re byli otraveni pitfm
kAvy, coz dotvrzuje Ia okolnost,
re diva ienz kAvy po5ili ystsf mncz
styf tonuli We vetsim nebezpeci.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

Obdrzel jsem balik prvnfho els
la noyeho casopisu "Ceska zena"
ienz Dude vychazeti nakladem Ca
sopisu Has. Pfedplatne je
s1.0o. jest to list pro katolicke
zeny, a zadal by je by Sc lined
pro cfslo ptihlasiIi. Fir. Welt,
jednatel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

Jste pojisteni ma zivoti Zdali
ne, nechybfte kdyz 81 koupfte po-
iistku u U. S. Annuity and Life
ms. Co of Chicago. Pfeptejte Sc
u ". j. Wagnera ma Taborske
bance o dalsf yysvetlenf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

Tanecnf zabavu pfestupneho ro-
ku uspof6oaii mlade devcata v Ia
bore We spolkove sini, v sobotu
dne 20 srpna. Hudbu obstarA Ia
borsk5 orkestr. Kazdy je uctiys
Evan by Sc dostavil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-27

VSstava kornoyeho palace V
Mitchell, zapocne letos % zaff a
potrya az do 5. fijna.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12
Constable Kills Man.

Lovelock is overrun with money
less and desperate men and there
is talk here tonight of the formation
of vigilance committee to run the
suspicious characters out of town.
This is the result of petty thefts
and offenses eliminating in the
accidental shooting and killing of
]. A. Wilson, highly respected
citizen by Constable Wolf who
was pursuing some tramps who
had stolen large quantity of sugar
and cached it near town.
Wolf had called on the tramps
twice to stop when they ran, and
Wilson, just ahead of the tramps,
supposing that he was about to be
held up, also started to run.
1t being dark the officer was un-
able to distinguish the men and
Wilson received bullet wounds,
of which he died in 20 minutes.
Four of the fleeing tramps were
captured and the sugar recovered,
but the town mourns the untimely
death of one of its distinguished
citizens.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12
Dillon & West
South Main Street

road is completed, at much lower
figure. This will be a reduction
of charges over those now neces-
sary to ship ores on the outside
and ought to do its share toward
stimulating the exploitation of the
rich and medium grade ore which
is now opened up in the Rawhide
section in almost countless tons.
Press-Times.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12

All the machinery for the Truitt
mill at Schurz is now on the ground
and some of the buildingsnecessary
for the plant are built and others in
course of construction. The lumber
timbers, etc, necessary for the mill
plant are also there, and the work
of getting everything in position is
being rapidly pushed. Concrete
is now being laid for the founda-
ton for the stamps, etc, and it will
only be short time before the big
mill and cyanide plant will be in
operation on Rawhide ores.
This is by far the most important
mill for the reduction of Rawhide
ores that has materialized upto date
and that it will have plenty to do
and surfeit goes without saying,
as the other two mills recently
built have had glut of ore on hand
for reduction from the hour they
were ready to operate.
]. B. Truitt, who is at the head
of the plant, and really its promoter
is the we'll known assayer aud min
ing man. He claims to have made
most exhaustive and thorough tests
of Rawhide ores and he says he
has the proper process for high
saving of values. The waters, he
claims, of the river al Schurz are
specially adopted to the cyanide
process, being free from all chem
icals which in many instances sad
ly interfere with a high saving of
values.
1t is said that ore can be hauled
and laid down at the mill at present
for IS per ton, and when the rail
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance to provide for the protection of
wild game aud for extending the time of
close seasons.
The Board of County Commissioners of Lyon
county, state of Nevada, do ordain as fol-
lows, to wit:
Sec l. 1t shall be unlawful for any person, or
persons, firm, company, corporation, or associa-
ton, at any time after March Ista and before No
ve,nber ist of each and every year, to kill, catch
net, cage, pound, weir, wound, trap pursue
with attempt to catch, capture, injure or destroy
any curlew, snipe woodcock, prairie chicken, or
valley quail, within Lyon county
sec. q. Any person, or persons, company, cor
poration. or association, violating any OF the pro-
visions OF Sec. of thisordinance shall be deemed
guilty of msdemeanor and conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not less than fifty
(fso) dollars more than five hundred $500
dollars, or imprisonment in the county Jail not
exceeding six months, or by both such fine and
Ayes--Fiaws, Martin and Turner.
Nays--None.
Attest;
= ID. W. MELARKEY Clerk.
Dayton Lyon county, Nevada, Sept, g. 1905
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12
DISSOLUTION OF Co-pAR7NERsHIp

Notice is hereby that the co-partnership here
tofore existing between r. Panell and Carlo
Digino in the business of conducting saloon in
the town of Dayton Lyon County, State of Ne
vada, was dissolved by mutual agreement on the
first day of June. 1908.
All bills due and owing said CO. partnership
are payable to Carlo Dignio, who will continue
said business and pay all bills owing by said
firm
Dated August 81, 1905
CARLO DIGINO
FLARE PANELLI
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12

DR.. ]. r. Masterson was Wabuska
visitor Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-19
SHAKE UP OF team
Roche and TrimbIe, Stale From Over
training, Are Not to Play Till
Thanksgiving.
CAVITY TO BE GIVEN TRIAL
Goes in at Fullback in Saturdays
Game - Frey's Return Will
Strengthen Greatly.

The lineup of the high school foot
ball team received a severe shakeup
at the hands of Coach Powell last ev-
ening, and from present indications at
least two of the men who played
against Moline last Saturday will be
out of the game against Galesburg.
Roche and Trimbie have both exhibit
ted symptoms of having gone stale"
from entertaining and neither of them
viii be allowed to play until Thanks
giving in order that they may rest up
and get into shape again. While both
of them appeared just as speedy as at
any time during the year, they seem
ed TO lack power in last Saturday S
game. and the coach believes they
have trained a little too hard. Smith
will be moved TO Trimble's half from
left end, and Kittilsen will fill the pc
sition left vacant by Smith. CAVITY, q
man from the scrub team, will proba
bly, be used as fullback while Roche
is taking the rest cure.
Canty, with the exception of a few
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-19

hold. The sixth was another savage
round, with the honors even. Packey
tried to gain a decisive victory, but
Tommy always came back strong.
Mcfarland showed he was a cool,
fast boxer who keeps his opponent on
the jump at all times. He also has an
excellent defense and has a balanced
head to meet emergencies. When he
saw his punches were not wearing
Murphy, he shifted TO scientific tactics
and his quick wittedness gave him the
upper hand.
WaicOtt Bout Ends In Row.
Easton, Pa. Nov. 19.-The Joe Wal.
cott-Jack Robinson fight last night
came to an abrupt termination in the
10th round when a man at the ring.
side called Walcott vile name. Wal
colt made pass at HanlOn and sev
eral blows were struck. The police
stopped the affair. Robinson was toe
clever for Walcott and with his lone
reach landed stiff uppercuts on Wal
colts jaw continually.
Kaufman-BaEry Match Closed.
Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. ia
Kaufman and Jim Barry have beer
matched to fight 45 rounds at the JEFF
fries club on the night of Dec. 81. The
result of the fight will eliminate one
aspirant for the heavyweight cham
pionship honors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-19
HIS MARGIN SMALL
Paekey McF arland Has Little Advan-
tage Over Tommy Murphy
in SIX Rounds.
HARD BLOWS FAIL TO COUNT
Chicagcan Changes Tactics and Boxes
Opponent in Last Three Sessions
With Better Results.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 19.-Packey
aspirant, outbexed Tommy Murphy of
New York in a six-round bout before
the National A. C. last night, but that
was about all. The requirements of
the law prevented Referee Michigan
announcing a decision, but the Chi
cago man was entitled to the verdict,
although his margin of superiority was
none too large.
In Murphy Mcfarland found a will
ing glove man, who absorbed the blows
Packey dealt and came back as if
never touched. Seeing the wallops did
not effectively tire the boy from Man.
haitian. Mcfarland decided to box his
rival. The bout showed Packey does
mot belong to the one punch class. In
the first three rounds he belted Tom
my constantly about the jaw with
force These blows often staggered
the Manhattan fighter or sent him
bounding to the ropes, but never did
they take the fight out of him. Par
ticularly in the second and third did
Mcfarland shake up the New Yorker
with savage rights to the head or right
uppercuts to the chin. He also ran
home some stiff left hooks to the jaw
but it was much like trying to sink a
battleship with pea shooters.
| Murphy Strong at Finish.
Murphy took the. rough spots colmly
drove home wicked lefts and rights to
the body, and was as strong as Nc
Farland at the close. In the fourth
he fought Mcfarland to a standstill
and in the fifth mixed up so vigorous
lily with Packey that the latter had to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-19
Recital Attracting Attention. =
Seven Years of Proof.

II have had seven years of proof
that DIR. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat, chest or lungs" says w. ".
Henry of Panama, Mo. The world has
had 3S years of proof that DR.. Kings
New Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma,
hay fever, bronchitis, hemorrhage Of
the lungs, and the early stages of con-
sumption. It's timely use always pre-
vents the development of pneumonia.
Sold under guarantee at all druggists
so cents and 81. Trial bottle free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-19

From the shadows of death to the
sunshine of life. A man of sickness
and misery suddenly transformed in
young man in the prime of life re-
stored to health after years of patient
and silent suffering; such was an &C.
currence which happened in Davet
port in the past week.
Mr.. w. A. Wright of 1919 West
Second street cannot express in words
his physical condition of the past
seven years Of late he has been en-
ployed by the Corn Products Manu-
featuring company, too sick at times
to labor, however. In his case it was
very necessary. Until recently his tor
ture and suffering from kidney and
bladder troubles which man can pos
sibly be heir to and pains across his
back was indescribable; fruitless and
expensive were the endeavors; after
resorting to doctors and medicines
getting gradually worse instead OF
better; nervous. tired, run down sys
TEN, such was his condition. TIC
make it all the worse he learned that
his torture and suffering was caused
from uric acid and would be Obliged
to undergo an operation and he began
to believe that his case was a hope
less one because several attempts to
eliminate this uric acid proved un
successful. A couple of weeks ago he
| learned that Warner, the man who
proves what he says, could be seen
at the DoyleMunro Drug Co. Warner
claimed that the Rheumaline Rene
| dies would eliminate the uric acit
from his system and restore him tC
health and happiness. Here was &
chance for him to prove it. Mr.