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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LITTLE FRANKIE GOLD
mining and MILLING co.
OF the Golden Mining District, New.
RECEIPTS.
$3.50 shares stock at 10c per
snare ............. $946 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
Oct. 26, Articles of Incorpor-
alton ...$ 70. 90
Oct. 26, Typewriting Articles
of Incorporation 49,. 500
Nov. 20, South Dakota Cor
poration Co. cert. copies
Articles Incorporation =. 500
Nov. %, X. B. Stationery Co.
printing stock certificates $50
1907
June 20, South Dakota Cor
poration Co. appointing
agent in South Dakota ). 500
June 20, Filing Art. Inc. Co.
Clerk Nye Co. 49,. ..... LOO
June 20, Austin Cont Co.,
MdSe 80. Az
July l, Geo A. Lowe Co.,
Mdse $50
July 1, j. f. Smith, 3 picks
and handles ........... 800
July 1, Edwin Williams and
Sons, groceries ...... 24.60
July 1, The Nevada Co., rails $3.50
July 10, Sec. Nevada, filing
Articles Inc. ......... 80. 103 90
July II. Geo. N Dieringer,
labor, meat, etc. ....... 47.95
July 25, Filing name of Agt.
with Co. Clerk Nye Co... 100
Sept. -, Austin Cont Co.,
mdse ........... 3 OF
Sept. 10, Geo. n Dieringer,
| labor, meat, etc. ....... IT. 0C
Sept. 20, R. McCarran, exam
lining mine ....... 5000
Sept. 21, Geo. d. Williamson,
hauling to camp and re-
| turn ~ "
Sept 21, j. H. Trolson, as
| saying 5.Ut
Sept %, T. ]. Bell, potatoes 500
Sept. "a, E. A. Smith and R.
McCarren's exp. to camp. so. 81
Sept. 2S, Geo. Crowell, stage
fare, freight, etc. -. 2S.7;
Oct s, Austin CONT Co.,
| mdSe. 10. 3;
Oct. %, James G. Matter,
wages 80 .O'
Oct. 23, Geo. Dunn, wages. 80 OF
Nov. 1, South Dakota Corp
Charter Co., maintaining
Office ............. Is .0t
Nov. 81, Jas. Natter, wages SO o.
Nov. FL, Geo. Dunn, wages. 60 o.
Dec. 4, Geo. N. Dieringer,
labor, meat, etc. .... 81. o.
Total disbursements -. $3.50, q
Balance .............,. $15. 2
N oNaInrII
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
CRYSTAL BULLFROG
MINING COMP ANY

Tonopah, New, Jan. IA, 1908.
The following is statement of the
business transacted during the year
1907, by the above named Company:
Total expenditures $2,077.S5
Receipts-none.
certify that the foregoing state
ment is correct.
NATHAN CROKER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

The Tonopah Banking Corporation n
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. Golden
Anchor Mining Company, corpor-
atfnn nafapdaut
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
CROWD GREETs NOME
 STEAMER AT SEATTLE

Captain Porter nf tHe steamer Nfa- tafTa @fs rmt hr mge-f fs-RzH 3 greater reception m his lIa thm umrr his vessel reached Seutb aff4 h3eHe made the trip through thr ia- t7 Naur He declares that a crowd of ten thou sand anxious people were cen fine dael, and as soon as tUc Ne-sct Wls m4d. fast they came aboard in harla#. ask ing thousand questions lt once. rrI4- tive to the ro.tiuus and conditions of the other steamers that had lrf. sn- attic for the north
 The Victoria was ths drst vessel ta reach Seattle from Nome fhis summa-. and cvcryhode in Sealue seemed to have a question as ask a. ta the safety ef come friend or relative vim had started for Nome on some of t4o al.er steamers Tho captain asserts fhgr he answered uora questions in nf.eer minutes than he has replied tn in au the years of his life combined.
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF NOME GOLD
WELCOME HOME. JOHN"
 SAID FAIRBANKS MINERS

\ recent arrival from FuubauL states that the miners of that pttcr rendered great reception tu John Ru- nan. the democratic nominee. when e,. reached his home town They had t proccssion.and sauHamtiur blanket with a number If halas in ii. was the legend "Weleame Home. Jo.u."
 The visitor inquired mta the me3H- mg of tch demonstration. and was uz formed that at fbt time Inc strike WI. declared last fall. couple of thr min CTS returned tp tho claim where Ea- nan had been operating and expressed their willingness fn eu tn work eu= nan Was angry and he said. "Get to school out of here. you hlanlety blank scahs. I'll see every man that was a member ofthat union eating his hau- kets before he will work fur me again. %
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED
 ON A. B. BUILDING

rHf N jehlu.rn a=t nirHt addrrss- ea F meeting of thr Arctic Brother head eH the proposed plan fa elect at fle Alaska-N Nukuu- Pacific exposition f. buadng for the Agstie Brotherhood. .t4 h- Hae4 hH The members when they t0sf fne ra,r aud incidentally Co ad- rsrtize Alaska The rrppositou em- brael scheme la have rhe building ler7ft-d tn manner appropriate tp tn &aih4ud. and ta rfarr uu exhi- mua special display af articles set trs farth the mpre interesting feature
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DEMOCRATS ROOT FOR TAFT.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NEW YoKk. J4N tf Eugene N. L.,hs d,moeauc member of congress for taa mHtH district of N-,y Jersey. wrote today ta William Ii Taft aa- uomriue that he ssH vote for Taft and aGeriHe bis serziees ta the republican nominee during the campaign. Mr. I.yabe's letter falays.
 My Dear Mir Taft cannot sug- scribe either ta tr. candidate or the platform If inc d.mucruaie convention. rhr cau~rtstt,F- citizens uf this coun- try who are neither reactouarr nor rhr representatives of predatory wealth or special interests but who desire A rigid enforcement If the law with equal justice. must i4al, ta you for protection against the wave of radicahsm and class prejudice which win follow the Denver convention Yau Niil have my eett an election dlt. and If. during the campaign. my service. win be If any value 10 yaur rational committee I Nil eherrfuHy tender them Very re- pr,,fulls yours
 Eugene W L-ake
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of the country
 Mir Jahauseu stated that he had received much financial encourage mrut from the members of the other camps ef the organization. and that thr plan wi doubtless be cousummat- ed if the Numr camp takes up tHe proposition.
 A committee consisting of C $. Han num- Paul Beuhart. C. w Thornton. F. F. Fleming and John Il. Helps was appointed to consider the matter and report at the next meeting
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her of tests of the large dump of ore taken out. and this generous samrlfug shows general average value af a few cents less than nine dollars te the lon. \ large proportion of the ore is sul- phids in nature, and after Il iz concrn-
 trated ih the mill will hr shipped tu the outside for further reduction. but there is also cnnsiderahIe free gnld.
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MEN LAID OFF ON
 0TTUMWA DITCH

river us5Ts EsHf ye#f= Heu. huf thE water has hsaaMs searrer and a,lrser mtii fHrr# MI Haf sufficient amount |" rurss lHt sHaaI thfHg. the pie
 T.o. company hdz installed thIs. hzz drluiie Haa2ls4 aaH Tn ordinary =ea= .uu. iaa F sufficient amount of aaff 2" L.ap III tArar iH np.rtiuu Tte ditch ha- 3H rfet8fien af two hundred and Guy faet ahafe tbr mouth uf ths creek.
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Nuggets Special Service.

TELLER July gt oHIHe Ha IL. sStee8eIf dry season aHd j eaHent zHaHIaEa af water Nlr eHaHaa.I. lha H5haser at thc oumWa dfahz gsri datz aga iaid of the man sa#aHed au Amertlau riycr and Eud creek, aad uupTrtiVe.
 The ditch was completed down Eu creek to its confluence with American
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Michael early this morning. The Yes sel, however. failed to reach hcr dcs- tination. but is momcntarily expected.
 No word has been received here from MT eorson for several days past. but as soon as he is heard from at St. Michael. arrangements will be made to tender him a reception on his arrival at Nome.
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oEcKHANp eoREo BY MAD COW
Nuggets Special Service.

RAINIER. Ore. July 26. George Dickerson, deck hand on the steamer Kellogg, was frightfully gored by COW today and tossed by the infuriated an imal into the Columbia river. where he drowned before aid could reach him. The COW threw herself into the river in her madness and was saved with con siderable difficulty. The COW. with some other cattle. was being loaded on den rush for Dickerson. who was not agile enough to get out of her reach
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MAcklNAW FROM NORTH.

The steamer Mackinaw arrived in the roadstead this forenoon after having unloaded large amount of freight at Teller and Candle. and will leave for the outside this evening. will be made for the vessel ta take out a small amount of mail
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which win yield quick money rnr fur- ther development
 new shaft is being sunk ou the footvail where now chute of ur, has been exposed This orc Is practically all free milling. and tho values ara vefy much higher than H that taken out last winter and now ready f5r treatment Ky thp time Che big dump.
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through the different banks.
 Owing to the drought which has pre- vailed this year. and the consequent shortage of water. it k feared that thc gold production win b. considerably diminished this year. but there are several new ditchcs completed and II is probable that these will offset the shortage if the operators are fortunate enough to get few days rain about five or six weeks before the close of navigation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28

uf orc nn throueI t.e-m5a E large amount af fr,r mUns m. atH have beeH #i=ed to tb- a-6er. and t ta ff7h8bf- that . Ea tu- engine wit hr installed and the battery paf fH aprft- tiau aH next winter
 ArrlHgrmeuts arr Hus tetHE made ta complete the ditch which MI ean. efaf- the water power fsr ahe mII bat
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$300,000 TO BE TAKEN
 OUT ON MACKINAW

When the steamer Mackinaw leaves this evening there Will he aboard that vessel gold bullion ta the value of s3O0.Ooo. which has been extracted since the departure of the last vessel from here about len days ago.
 The Lrtater portion q fthe gold to Je taken ,tt this evening is from the mines adjacent to N.me, although S75.- 00O W rth was brought in thls morn Ing f'otn Candle creek. and this doubt less will form a part of the shipment. The glinting metal Is being shipped
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WANTS PROHIBITION LAWS.
Nuggets Special Service.

CiiirAou. July -S Prohibition .,an@data ~ht.la todtH n eNfn--lrs
 .i,N- ot ihr rl,#,.-t r"litls4i -ilu- 4aau rut lh- next president Hadd urge caugIe ta pas rigid prohibition HW. and when e1UWuui- tiss. cities cor persons refuse ta obey the 9F. tas president shuuld u~e lhe PoWar vested in nim and call the mi- IItia te enforce the tatutrz.
 fHaaiu truugly iu favor ot large Hatal appropriations and nHe ,n- dnr.. .lf-#yrrumrut for au terri tlriaz
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RECEIVER HERE.

]. Godney the receiver appointed ta take charge of the affairs of the Caun- cil City X Solomon River Railroad. reached Nome from down the coast last night where he has been locking into the affairs of the company. The road has been placed in operation again, and a train is run up as far as East Fork at stated intervals. MT Gcdncy will leave for the outside on the steamer Victoria. which Is due to sail tomorrow evening.
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WATER SCARCE ON
 OREGON CREEK

Frank $. Smith. manaeer ef thr. ced- rir bttch company. ztates thai owing l4 the irauem there ts -e4He.lt enough H1t.r t, upvur, s1ers-rufiz. 1ud for #szaz4l sas fa-t tHs hydraulic el.sa- tas have he.u Ao-tIus aHiE a f.N UaHH= each tl..
 rr EgU urI..# uN means VI HEdfauIi, ffe tHr. and a paf teeaH fms h-,u Haa4Tetsd u 'ar tunneL \ sHsH Iar- ti1u at tbr streak Wa- washed ma tl-
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FORTUNE AWAITS MISSING HEIR
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE Jate ss rms tbsu=- ud daltars awaits William Jrfr of Windsor oat. uha etts in ,h- eltg n lrW ae,ks aea.# hal .sHa !. believed ia hay, Epue t1 Nome.
 Th" police haz. h.eu asked ta lueate The young .am. hut sa lar u rrae. a- .tn hi- aber.abauf has boon dlaeat- cred
 X letter reaiyra IT. t.e paltr. dg- raumrt na slrs Thomas EluErr. of Detroit hiiea- aauanue, thr death of Mrs William Jepp. and states taat her estate. valued at s5o.oOo. was len tp thr aaH
 Tho only eieH to the present where ahour- % tho gD0ue man is letter written on mun stationery frum seat- rl, Hye neeE- ago ta hi. moth,r. who
 4on dead
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H rreaaAte H8t ah.a mlI win h- ii
 operation HaG=aa IH= A. completed 4# t"ru'HtiaH Hf H Fr#Eus fu fHks U Winter lar #zdrHuiIekmg purposes aH SIerH eH=HH Then. r. muie uit-H th4n HstsIEI rag Inc elevator H EHE= glu3I and .a fHsI, some rrnhlhiut' aI
 satisfactory HrfaHEeusHfs being mads-
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NOT ENOUGH WATER.

An attempt was made last evening to start up the big dredgc on Bourbon creek, and the bucket line was moved around few times, but there was not sufficient water to float the barge and so further operation was suspended \ large syphon has been installed. and another attempt to start the gold ship will be made this cevuing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
5000 TONS OF ORE ON DUMP
 READY TO RUN THROUGH MILL

The stamp min on Gold Bottom creek owned by the Connolly Quartz Mining company. will be started in operation in about month. aud heap of about 5000 tons of ore will be run over the plates before the close of the year
 James RegaH. the manager of the the past two weeks. has made num-
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Mas earned and turned oyer e th. United Statcs
 iulhr third disision. C G. Perry sas.apo was paid in salaries, $i6.o5f12 u .Npeu+es. and S5.446. l1 Was earned and turned oSer tu thr ehitrd State.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
CRAZY SNAKE"
LEADS UPRISING
Nuggets Special Service.

Nugget opectal service,
 NJ SkaGHE "t4- JHH fH
 u,uu. ar Mslnta.H and pmI4a ,nmire a-at fe mr od Hickory sauud- n-r HrHrrlH toJar ta m= t"-lieafr faa um-ng of Sahn la- Id9u- and arf- driven nya> tum th. aup hs tarrs armed Indians and He- ar.t.-
 Th. aHjasr NH e.5 luto rommnaf rtluu nIth Gmhrie and fl f. pIoIht fh1t 'ar. frter HH b. eur Co di. r.re. the walrmt.Hr- CaN Su1n Is th. leader af tho several mel<utz.l Greek luduus many of w.um da uar p.ak English They find the has ai Inc new state ehieetiauahle and thes i lare eurrrd bv er1zx suak,'s assertion ! IHt b.s 1r. heinz cheated u. tb, Iml IurmaHts
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
 DUE AT ST. MICHAEL

Charles F. Heron. chairman of the
 republican campaign committee, this afternoon received telegram from St. Michael, informing him that John w. Corson. the republican candidate for delegate to congress from Alaska. is a passenger aboard the river steamer Seattle No. 3. which was due at St.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
NoMElTE DIES AT PORTLAND.

M. S,audley. formerly member "l the pollee free at Nome died at Portland oH July <. The news WAS received in Nome by a number of his friends in the last mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
PROHIBITION WOULDN'T
 WORK AT SOLOMON

Herman carlson tho manager of the solomon Miu,- and Water Power Ca. arrived from tn, Snloman river cnuntrs this afternoon and he states that tn, residents of the seaside burg could uot mak. a prohibition towu nf il fl they wanted to. as there Is mol sufficient amount of water in several If tine tributary streams for drinking pur- poses Like many others in far Sr- ward Peninsula. he has suspended oE- erations for the present
 lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
SPLENDID SHOWING
 FOR SECOND DIVISION

The report of the attorney general of the United States fnr the ear 1907 has just bee m, ,veived at the mars har4 office. In this report the second di- vision makes the best showing of all tine other districts in Alaska.
 In the first division j. M. Shoup. marshal. expended $l3.3oO in salaries. $G.G5S in expenses. while s1.333.2G wae earned and turned over to the '. $.
 In the second division r. C. Powell. marshal $33,l00 was paid for salaries. $S.3S9.O3 for expenses. and $S.I495f
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28
A. 8. DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

The Arctic Brotherhood will give one of their usually enjoyable dances at their hall tomorrow. Wednesday. evening. this being the first party of the summer season. and is given at the request of the ladies' The floor is in excellent condition and the best mu- sic in town has been secured for the occasion. Members are at liberty to invite their friends. The affair s in charge of q committee composed of F. F. Fleming. Harry Sankey and Ho- mer Wisner.
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|. E < < }: ]: ]: :. ]: !. ,. ,. ]: ]: 3. x x : ,. !. 2 Everybody knows the reputation !. 7 of the Ladies' Aid Society of the 2. E congregational Church as enter 3- !. tainers. Tomorrow night win be .- ,: one of their best A good pro- 2 ]. gram will he given. followed by z 2 refreshments at reasonable charge. ,: ]: Admission free. ' F 2: F ]. F E 2 e ? 3s E !: ]: F !: r .
 Blatx Weiner Bear at the Bank.
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boxes early in the spring but practi- cally nothing has been accomplished for the HH=t t4t-r Hreh+
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Glasscock Baby Jumper Good con- dltion. Estey. "E" st.. between First and Second.
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Illustrated Mining Edition of Nome Daily Nugget, printed in Magazine form, g pages. now on sale. Price 25 cents.
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AT HOT SPRINGS.

\ party consisting of pr. CabeH Whitehead. Frank H. Thatcher and \. r. Boyd. are spending a few days al the Kruzumapa Hotsprings, where they are enjoying some good shooting and fishing. They are expected back at the end of the week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-28

The City Bath House is now open for. business. Nj. 0. Solberg. proprietor.
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Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
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SULTAN GREETs TRADEsMEN.
Nuggets Special Service. !,

cONSTANTINOPLE. July 2s. - The Imperial party this morning met the representatives of the Tradesmen's party in an assemblage in the cham Der of deputies in accordance with the constitution.
 The Sultan opened the session by reading a proclamation. The event was witnessed by thousands of sub iects. and an elaborate display of dee orations and soldiery added zest to the ceremonies.
 Nome Nugget Mining Edition, g pages, now on sale. Price 2s cents
 
 Granite Mining Candles arc the best
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Granite Mining csnoIs. are tn. best.
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Remington Typewriter, nearly new, sale or rent Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Main POS.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best 5latz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Imported coburger draft beer on tag at Board of Trade.
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Granite Mining Candles arc tn. b..,
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FOR SALE.

Eugane W Lrake
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-09
RONAPARTE COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES THURSDAY, MAY 2

Bonaparte.-The commencement ex-
ercises of the Bonaparte high school
will be held at the opera house on
Thursday evening. May 81 Rev.
Thomas Osborn of Fairfield will de-
liver an address, How the Giant was
Slain
John Wier, an old and highly respec-
ted resident of this vicinity has been
taken to the hospital for the insane a.
Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs Lily Cartwright and two chill
dren, of Chicago have arrived to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie
Kerr.
H. H Meek was in Ottumwa yester-
day.
Rev. James Clark was Keosauqua
visitor Tuesday.
O. L. Baber Logan Simmons and T..
C. Meek We're in Mt. Pleasant several
days this week.
Dr. Bertha Stecker has been making
short visit with relatives in Bur-
lington.
Leland Davis of Mt Sterling, is Wis
iting his uncle, Clarence Davis. and
family.
John Persinger is in Des Moines
this week as a delegate to the NJ. w
A, convention.
w. S. Walker was a business caller
in Agency yesterday.
Dr. G. s. Percival is attending a
dentists convention at Des Moines.
Miss Mary Bannering has returned
from visit in Springfield. Mo-.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-09
HIDDEN DANGERS

Uric acid is a deadly posion that is
produced in the human body, and it is
the duty of the kidneys to collect this
poison from the blood and to pass 1t
safely out of the system, together
with all waste water.
1t is the presence in the body of an
excess of uric acid that causes so
much pain and suffering, and so many
of the aches that are commonly at
tributed to rheumatism.
The kidneys are beam shaped organs
composed of masses of little tubes, all
Of which pour their secretions into a
main channel that leads to the blad-
der. In this way the kidneys pass off
more than an ounce of poison every
day when in health.
But it does not take much to set
the kidneys back. and when they get
behind, they can not right themselves
without help. The uric acid begins to
clog the kidneys, causing that lull
heavy aching in the back, and sharp
twinges when STOPPING or lifting. 1t
crystallizes in the muscles and joints
and every turn or twist brings keenest
torture. 1t attacks the nerves with
neuralgia and sciatica. 1t brings head
ache, dizziness, languor, and disorders
Of the urine.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-09
W. W. POLLING is
GIVEN OFFICE
OTTUMWAN MADE HIGH JUNIOR
WOODWARD BY THE FOR
ESTERs CONVENTION.

One of the delegates from this city
to the state convention Of the Fores-
ters at Burlington Tuesday was made
the recipient of an Office at the clos
ing session Of the convention. While
Ottumwa was represented in the high
er roll of officials during last year by
having the high treasureship in tho
person of Chris Haw of this city, it
has now the Office Of high junior
woodward in M. w. Polling.
The delegates in attendance at the
state convention Independent Order "
Foresters departed for their hon.
yesterday, following the conclusion Of
very successful session.
The list Of appointive officers was
announced yesterday by High Chief
Ranger, John Kintzinger of Dubuque,
as follows:
High Counselor-Geo. M. Clark Of
Smithland
High Orator-Dr. Edward Hender-
son of Fort Madison
High Journal Secretary-Mrs. Anna
McCabe of Dubuque.
High Organist-Mrs. Anna R. Gel
ger of Dubuque.
High Senior Woodward-Ott Hess
Of Dubuque.
High Junior Woodward-M. w. Pol
ing Of Ottumwa.
High Marshal-M. Assmus of indie
pendence.
High Conductor-Chas Launsbach
of Sioux City
High Messenger-Ben Woolgar Of
Des Moines.
High Senior Beadle-Mrs. A.
CHASER of Dubuque.
High Junior Beadle-Geo. P. stuber
of Dubuque.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-09
EDWARDS GOES
TO REFORMATORY
SHERIFF JACKSON AND CON-
STABLE CRISWELL HAVE
CHARGE OF HIM.
is SORE AT THE POLICE
Chief of Police Gallagher Believes AS.
sauIt Practice Has Now Been
Broken up In
OttumWa.
is SORE AT THE POLICE

Sheriff William Jackson and Con-
stable Warren Criswell left last even
ing for the Anamosa reformatory to
commit Leroy Edwards, who criminal
ly assaulted Mrs. Clara Irwin last Jan
uary and who yesterday was sentenc-
ed to the reformatory for life by
Judge Vermilion.
Edwards says he is an innocent
man. 81 suppose Chief of Police Gal
lagher and the police are now salts
fed" said Edwards when being taken
to the train.
Chief Gallagher says, Edwards
harps on this because they We're able
to connect him with the crime. Ed
wards has been known to say that
he has done the crime repeatedly, but
cause the police this time captured
him he naturally has it in for the Off
GERS. believe the assault trouble
will now cease in Ottumwa unless
some other man gets bold l am of
the opinion that the women of OF
tumwa will now be safe from assault,
at least for many months. The moral
effect of life sentences for Edwards
and Oscar Hogan will have the de
sired effect on others Of similar
mind"
Notice of an appeal to the supreme
court has been filed by Edwards at
torney. Also a notice of application
for transcript Of the evidence, al
the county's expense, to be sent to
the supreme court, has been filed.