5
This sounded like a good proposi
tion but- the smooth young man went
even farther. He said he would make
a
written agreement not to charge his
patient a cent if he failed to accom
plish a cure. He would sign and
would ask the patient to. It looked
like ready money to most of the suf
ferers and they affixed their signa
tures.
Now the signers are busy raising
money to meet the promissory notes
of which they knew nothing until they
were presented to them. It is simp
ly an old game worked in a new way
tut the "suckers" were many.
This fellow will take about a forty
mile jump and will then work new
suckers. He may land in the vicinity
of Austin. Keep the dog and! shot
gun in readiness for his reception.
i.
Letter From
ity:
1
Arkarisas^ H'Lt*^
Stuttgart, Ark, April 27, 1905.
Dear Friends in Cedar City and Vicin-
It is now over two months since we f-
Since we came here we have never f°
been more rain fall than is usual. The I
blossom. Many are raised here and
shipped north for fancy prices. Wheat
is looking fine but many oats that
were sown late last fall are winter
killed, a thing that has not occurred
for fifteen years
THE ACCEPTANCE OF RICH MEN'S
GIFTS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.
