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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-05
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San Nntonio. 500 Mfer betpdifers
bareS 2ano 1abe Der Staot.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-05

Billiards In SApfs' @arten nur
30 Gents pro Stunoe BON nun an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-05
TExAs MAN1EL & DEeoaA1lNsCo.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-05

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-06
9 An A11-Day Food
Wheat and Pure Fruit Combined

As alternative for the present dietary
evils the liberal use of CERO-FRUTO will
more than meet expectations BY the use
Of CERO-FRUTO the digestive apparatus
is afforded proper rest from its labors.
Dumping into the stomach all sorts of
indigestible eatables wears it out, burns it
out and renders 1t imperative, clogging
the entire system. developing poison and
often resulting in serious and acute illness
BY the use of CERO-FRUTO the coated
tongue win assume its natural color, and
a good, healthy appetite and clear head
will follow.
In addition to the fact that CERO FRU-
TO promotes health, its appetizing quail
ties render it one of the most delicious
adjuncts OF the table. 1t is perfect and can
be eaten with other digestible food without
any disagreeable results.
AS the average diet of today is very
much over-balanced in favor of non-con-
centrated and bulky foods, there Ii no inn
mediate danger of consuming too much of
concentrated foods CERO-FRUTO Is a
concentrated food product, both satisfy
ing and refreshing. AS dish for break
fast and lunch, as a dessert for the midday
or evening dinner, it has no equal. Sold
by all grocers.
Sample free for the asking. Address
CERO.FRUTO FOOD co. LTD.
BATTLE CREEK. MICH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-06
LIKE HER OLD SELF
THE STORY OF A GIRL ON
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Both She and Her Mother Are Enthu-
siastic Over q Wonderful Event
in Their Lives.

Miss Maud f. Gable, of Chico, Butte
county, California, is a bright, vivacious
girl of fifteen. with the glow of health
in her cheeks. A few months ago, now
ever, she was sick and weakly How
this wonderful change came about is
best told in the words of her mother.
Mrs Rose Cable,swho says;
MY daughter was in a miserable
state of health and feared she could
not live. 1t began with irregularity in
the natural functions of her sex, ac-
companied by severe headaches. heart
and stomach trouble. and finally she
broke down entirely. The doctor said
she had anaenia, which, he said, meant
that her blood had turned to water.
1.-The pain in her head was SO severe
that she was hardly able to bear it.
her stomach SO weak that she could eat
nothing but soup. Her liver was con-
gested and torpid, her nerves all UNI
strung and her complexion just like a
dead persons. She grew worse in spite
of the doctors care, and finally hef
hands and feet began to swell.
An advertisement in the papers led
Pills for Pale People and she began to
feel better almost Immediately upon
taking them. She grew better every
day. When she had taken them two
weeks She naQ gained e1gnl POUNDS, aHo
fourteen by the time she had taken five
boxes Her color has come back and size
looks like her old self. She has gone to
work again.
Il feel very grateful for what Dr.
Williams Pink Pills have done for her
for am sure they saved her life"
Anaenia is not the only disease which
succumbs to the potent influence of DR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
They are an unfailing specific for such
diseases as lOcOmotor ataxia. partial
paralysis. st. Vitus' dance. sciatica
neuralgia, rheumatism. nervous head
ache, the after-effects of the grip<palpi-
tation of the heart, pale and sallow COM
plexfons and all forms of weakness
either in male or female. They are sold
by all druggists, or direct from DIR. Will
nams Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y
Price, SO cents per box: six boxes 81. 80
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Table and Kitchen.

Conducted by Ida Ames Willis, Mar.
quette building. Chicago, to whom all in.
Quiries should be addressed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-06

erss for these purposes. are the new
Scotch tweeds, and really nothing could
be more suitable. They come in mixed
colors and illuminated effects and are
SO modest. SO simple, SO durable and in
such irreprOachable taste that their
popularity IL easily accounted for. An
unfinished Worsted is also liked for
shopping and walking and business
suits.
For reception and dressy toilets eta
mines, voiles and the other loose weaves
worn for the past year and similar ma
terials sometimes masquerading under
new names. are here. For these toilets
white and the very light colors will De
as popular as ever. Some very lovely
new white broadcloths are shown and
are proving rapid sellers. One of the
New York buyers brought back e pale
blue broadcloth for one OF the bess
goWned Of Topeka women, which is -
be combined with coarse heavy ecrE
lace An exquisite imported Swiss emu
broidered boiling cloth, which was sold
to Topeka woman this week. is OF
white embroidered In an enchanting
combination of blues, green's and pur-
pies, making a lovely iridescent effect.
1t will be made over white taffetA
A word about the new raspberry red.
1t is warm but not bright red. shade
or two brighter than wine, and will
be the favorite red of the year. A MIDI
die-aged Topeka matron, noted for 1;er
artistic gowning, will wear a raspberry
red zibeline this winter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-06

Victor Talking
Machines.
Columbia Disc
Machines.
Edison
Photographs,
Records and
Supplies.
Headquarters
for everything
in the Talking
Machine line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-06

Backache is the Forerunner Of Fatal
Organic Disease. Every Woman
Who Has This Dreaded Symptom
Needs Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Women life Of
grow morning up
the ends, and
Before the morning old the dreadful attacks
Them
struggle, the Ach" them they fall the couch
crying:
Why should suffer sof What dor"
The ready, your heard,
able to restore to health and happiness.
Backache Of fatal troubleheed its
n
E. will your
read Mrs. Mortons letter be guided
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and
al
woman to take Lydia II Pinkhans Vegetable
# sick write Mrs Pfnkham for advice Out Of
will make WELL 1t will nothing.
PINKHAM:-For
do mel
Lydia Pinkham's
cannot praiae It enough + all would take medicine
MAE CocHRAN 1T E. Main St. St. casle Ohio Gully 30 1eoo)
When q medicine
it,
bottle of Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
write special advice
eE0 % c
WOOOO
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Inquiries Answered.
Mrs. w H. desires recipe for . nice
dressing for. roast veal.
DRESSING FOR ROAST VEAL

Mrs. w. H. desires q recipe for . nice
dressing for roast veal.
DRESSING FOR ROAST VEAL. &
A nice dressing for roast veal is made
with bread crumbled, not too fine, and
seasoned with salt, pepper and little
thyme or minced parsley to taste: the
whole moistened with little hot water,
butter or chopped salt pork and a beaten
egg. Do not have the dressing too moist
or it will be sogEy; and do not pack it
in too closely. It should merely hold to-
gether when done
FRENCH SOUP POWDER
Mrs. NJ. p 8. writes: Have been trying
to get this preparation at the stores with
out success. Can 1t be made at home?
If you can obtain the herbs you sean
easily make it. Buy fresh herbs. dry them
carefully. pound in a mortar and sift
through q very fine sieve. Mix in fol-
lowing proportion: Two ounces Of sweet
marjoram. two ounces of parsley. two
ounces of savory, two ounces Of lemon
thyme, two ounces lemon peel and an
ounce of sweet basil. The cost will be
very little and you will find this very
great addition to your soups and sauces;
as it will keep in bottles all the year
round. Add g. very little to your SOUPS.
just enough to give delicate favor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
ROOT TO VISIT ROOSEVELT.
Several Matters of Importance Are 10 Be
Discussed.

ASntCldt ~ W NNNA
washington. July l0,-Mr Root, secretary
Of war, will leave tomorrow for oyster Bay
ia confer with President Roosevelt concern
ing a number Of important matters. MI,
Root viii be the hrst OF the cabinet mem
hers 10 visit the president at his summer
home hut others will make the journey
from time 10 time for the purpose OF con
ferrins With the chief executive on ofaosal
Seeretary Root viii take with him the
,snsrs in the court martial cases u Gen
krsl smith ana Major Waller with vifw
~ anal action thereon BY the president,
n is accented In war department clrces
"a Whatever The dnding OF ihe court mar
tssi IN General smiths case ne will os
rsnrlnanded hy the president TOT ms ~,
,s,nnerate" Language a. Major NAhNr ~
connection With the samar campaign. yen,
ersI smith is now on hts way aoiue FROM
MsnilS AS soon as he arrives he VII ns
sssisnea 10 the command 81 the depart
NOR, ~ Tfxhs- ,,ar rs,h IN,
nres,Aent IA regard 20 the trlaf lsha hs
pa,ss,,nns nj Rome. the cahteeTans IRON
Gnv.rnor Taft have been cohVeyrI 20 w
oresident. hut he AM secretsis Hen. as,'
had no opportunity for ertendea eessiasrs
s disa o. Tie matter prssea'sd oy the s''
ernor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
THE JENNINGS FIELD.

Sales OF the Oil Are Getting to Be Very
Large.
Jennings, La, July lo.-Today the agere'
gate sales OF the Southern oil company
amounted to nearly 100000 barrels. OF
this amount not over one-third is FOR local
consumption. The balance was to foreign
parties.
The present tank room is entirely made
ouate for the demand aud the owners are
seriously considering doubling the number
OF tanks.
After a few weeks Of inactivity work viii
he resumed in the morning by the North
ern company This company viii put down
q well about $50 feet east of the southern
No. 8.
The Hogg-Swayne company have part Of
their drilling apparatus on the ground ana
as soon as the remainder OF II arrives the}
win commence drilling. II Is the intention
Of the latter company 10 sink ave wells
In the immediate vicinity ~ the present
producing wells The fact that the HugG
Swayne Syndicate will begin operations ~
once has done a great deal IN advancing thf
conhdeI % OF the world az the merits Of
the Jennings held.
The Pelican oil company Is still at worh
ON the holdings north aud with encourag
ing prospects.
The Jennings people have conquered III
well that gave them so much trouble ana
are now supplying their share OF the tradr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
IRISH coNsTAsuLARY.
MIR. Dillon Charges Them With Malprse-
tion WITH Government Connivanee.

Mr. Dillon Charges mem with Malpfao-
tee With Government Connivance.
London, July io--The vote on the Irish
estimates In The house OF commons today
furnished the natlonalists with an oppor
tunlty for q stirring attack on the British
administration OF ireland and the "nefari-
aus operations OF the Irish constabulary.
which body OF men John Dillon declared
was maintained NOT to protect against crime
hut 10 create It. Mr. Dillon specified In
stances where be alleged force was ,ustru.
mental IN obtaining the conviction and i'm.
nrlsonment Of innocent persons and
rhsrgsa the government with winklng at
these malpractices In order 10 obtain jus
tincatlon Tor its policy Of coercion,
IT ~ D'Conncr tnatonalisu declared
thar. politically speaking, the real criminal
,nss ,ha attorney general for ireland, Rt.
Hon j. Atkinson, because ne prset'ced
'"ssiir Robert t. Reid Cllheran said he con,
.,Ssyed me action 81 the Irish police To he
dsstardly, He further asserted thar mat.
tors would never b. remedied until self.
sSsernnseut FOR Ireland put an end 70
Ertv narklng. This brought Attorney Gen.
srsj Atkluson 70 his feSt with hot re-
~, that SIR Robert, who now PROGRESSED
snch lofty and nchle sentiments, bad re
NAMED Tor three yssgs . member Of tas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
SEASONAL MENTION.

,.,.s Of Galveston was In the city
erday, canada was In the city
erday. - ~ TYLER has apart.
~ AZ the Rice. cor g.
r Harrison ley yes'etua'
Is va 'A ,rr Williams returned yester-
,rom washington D. y 80. ..or,
: Jones and family have mo'eu .'oA
|risv to S15 Mckinney a'euu o,
oNs s,nr Rattle OF Marlin, who mas n ,ast
IS s' MS pan Dickson Mt Drummer ieA'
s,ame last night - .or
nanlels and wife returned yess.
Fur upS,, Eastern resorts Wnete 'AS'
Vending some time ,..
~ Robinson aud daugnter, m,ss
~ Isft Thursday ON tne n'e'A"''
Fa ag n FOR Knoxville. Tenn
w NJ Plummer, accompanied py nes
~ ~: q A. Shaffer, nave rSlulnvu
~ ,hrce weeks visit to New orie""s'
= manchester and family lett yes t,r
tSe international ana Great Not ~,
,as Roston, where they wiz spenN '1e
NC LeClerc left over the lnterna.
M "a Great Nottutlh -,
|ssrrs Pa, where she VIII iein"'" AN'
4 time ..h+nr ~ PRO.
)of anu ~ ~ cItV visiting her sister,
psrr z Rowe. at 1717 Polk avenue
N. holland of Bay city ia formerly GSmS Of
ss., SION Ky. accompanied by his fanny
NAL Uf, Yesterday over the International
s,s stanlslaus Clark of ST. Edwards
APs .ay. FsF% u a 1SG2SSa Syss G
10 10 XIV while ON his way TO Washing
u. c. % .ho
Thomas Moore Kn G2oo, cousin SIGas 81 y tae
4 JAM ionE after tho affairs Of his klns'
He resided here for Il short time
u thon seventeen years ago.
r d. Allen aud daughter are at
~. H. Tenn attending the summer
, Ax.,'t on pedagogy at the University Of
Raessee. She writes that there are m NOR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
CITY BREVlTIEs.

k Kings Daughters Of the First bap-
ehnrch will give a peanut soclai 70
N Al the home of Miss Annie shoa-
Is, 1896 Milan.
n Phillips, n. n, Of Jackson, Tenn,
newly made bishop of the coioreu
khnlIst church Nashville, Tenn, WIN
Nh al the Becbc tabernacle on san
[ne street on the night of July 10.
ka,s are uudelivered kilograms at the
Kern linton Telegraph company's office
fMlss Pauline Bonnie. Mrs. Il. Il. san
I'm pete Hodon Anderson Postothce
kector, Miss Mary George. =. d. Hurd'
Inth End cars we're running around the
KIM Travis street loop YESTERDAY. me
balt pavement is now finished from
Istou to Texas avenue, where the steam
In broke through the crust recently,
new concretng has been done ana
81 II has hardened properly the snort
in the asphalt covering will be closed
III ]. Henry Putnam, manager Of the
n lake Springs company at Sour Lake
m the city on business YESTERDAY
Putnam says that gusher No. Is OK,
kted in within very few days ana
. oil spouters are no longer a novelty
Ehat district. The excitement is over
! the people have settled down TO the
IA. serene and confident stage whi'H
hits Inevitable prosperity.
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The Galveston Wen.

Galveston, Texas, July lo-Al the lum'
Der for the erection OF the derriek TO sink
the experimental well In the Galveston oil
neld has beeu sent 10 the ned prlltr
Sinclair. who is TO sink the well, has 70.
Gated spot on the Marschnll place for Tue
FIRST we'll To svoid any possible 'ohlp ca
tIons surveyor will irst he sent dowa
The island 10 run OF the correct lines o.
tAe holdings Of the Atlantic and Pacific
company before any drilling is done.
The well drilling rig. according 70 "a
Vices received IN Galveston this morning.
had been hsulea from Sour Lake springs
10 Sour Lake station and was heing loaded
on tho car for shipment TO Galveston to
day N should reach here some time q.
morrow. Work will probably begin In
earnest not later than july Is which was
the time sci By the company for begin
ming the work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

temple. -Manv new residences are un-
WAY now, some Of them very handsome
|hctues.
5ELToN Jack Nelson. arrested on
kve Of blowing the uostuhice s9IV III
jacksonville was bound over In sow
4AvAsoTA Spencer White. q negro;
b shot and probably fatally, wolnlea
Davis Alien. VINO surrendefed anu MS
ID In $3.50 bail,
bILI4sBoRo. The meeting which was
2rp by the Christians four weeks ago Is
In progress. Rev A. T.. Ewell Is doing
preaching now. There has been
hber OF additions to the church.
lskINNEY. The county eQualiga Ion
lrd has about completed Its work. The
Xuation Of the roadbcd Of the new
scc railroad through Collin county,
fnty one miles, was nNed at 5000 per
lREENvILLE. Following the ffth sun
netting at Scatter Branch. Elder III.
Money conducted very successful pro-
tted meeting, lasting until TUESDAY
Pit There were about thirty CONVEX
ARDEN ClTY.-Ths Baptist church at
place Ia about completed, II is tue
y church building In town.
(fREENNInLE.- Charlie Justis was
[en Judgment In the district court
5000 for injuries alleged to have been
3tAined in collision nj pa!ngerheld.
XoRl W0RTH.-M. +. Mott of Galveston
been elected trustee Of the Masonic
ogs and orphans home vice j. F. Mil
deceased
cSsE,-Martin McAvoy, section foreman
lee Houston and Texas Central, WAS
down by train and killed.
4NpERsoN,-A test oil well is 10 be
n,ar here In a short time, The ma.
fety Is now being secured,
AERMAN,-The Armour Fruit Express
9hy has handled nearly 1000 cars ~
iruit and produce this year, This
ply q small part Of the business and
ts
IN ANToNIo.-A hot contest is to be
a. against the proposition 10 Issue $4o0,.
~ oonus Tor street paving purposes.
ASAifASAS,-The passenger depot for
HsnVal at this place Us TO be built OF
good road is being put
vsmeen this place and the State IA, m
1usnt pom taxpayers being used as
8hW BlRMlNGHAM.--A party Of capital
HssHsa hy {. w. 'Hahi of Houston, Il
mS,klhg over the iron nelds. They
n,,ons 10 give out concerning theil
r riiSrslEAD,- "A monument is 10 ht
NJ eiected over the grave OF Major w
= y" S ~ woo was famous correspondent
ns me civil war,
IA M -Songressman Kleherg has ar
bfn. a VIII az oncc make Arrangement
%,asins his family from washington
ny HIS The shipment Of peaches ha,
49, out the price is not at ali sat,sfac
NM tlNE.--Julius Goldberg. a bartent
was shot because Ia refnses :,
sesr1so s hquor In violation Of the law
4, Az fts ,S from his wound whlcl
M W oeen released on $3.50 bond.
nssS, ass-Rev. T. T. Martin. Rants
49, o. Louisville, KY, is eonduetin,
~ AZ the FIRST Baptist church
sasSSssHALL,-An Of Tho p,o,o.,an
kted NJ, "a mis- CITY have united In a nre
= ~eeans at he tabernacle. '''
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administration and had INDUCED in Jury
packing to an extent unknown To WV
present government"
The chief secretary for Ireland, George
wyndham, admitted there was much truth
In what sir. Dillon had said In regard 20
specidc cases, but the charges were not
applicable to the whole police force
After further debate MIR. Dillon's motion
10 reduce the estimates was defeated by
los 10 lU2 votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, July lo.-The sales Of
the Galveston OIL exchange today were as
follows;
Anglo. American, 5000 shares at 2sSe,
Continental Natiouai. 1850 shares at Zoe.
Goher. 1000 shares al DC.
Goher, 40 shares al 4lsc.
Grace 1000 shares az 2e.
Manhattan, 80 shares ~ soc.
Seahnard, $500 shares ~ ic.
Silver Dime 1870 shares nj Toe.
Success. 900 shares AZ ioc,
Texas Star. COO shares AZ SOC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

"a husband on salary"
hi'0 s,sters comedy company.
3on sls's s..,t,ou OF Lincoln association,
nus s,s SoD Baptist church. colored.
pt zion p ~ strikers aud citizens on
saase square at 5 p. NJ us 4,
hour sng Mt Houston Heights IN
ss meeua school house, p. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Five Flremen Killed

1. s,s Ont, Jaly ia-Five ar.nen
ttea ~ disastrous Ore which
hi aps e me old street car stables a,
|Melnto,sh y streets, now occupied hy
Rlessie hav sons, and spread TO the
Psa At s MsssSsn The total loss IS esd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Berkeley. Cal, July ic.-Thomas W.
Page. assistant professor Of history and
economy al the University Of California:
science n the University Of Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

In each SUNDAYS issue of The Houston
Post. photogravure and ah Of CARR
BURDETTE COLLEGE. sherman. Texas.
write at once for catalogue. Mrs q. a..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Wootan Wells, Texas.

Health Gnd pleasure resort. Midway from
Houston to Dallas Texas. on thu Houston
ana Texas Central Railway. Cool, shady
greunds: ten acres OF Park. al kinds OF
water here, besides the famous No, T. Board
NJ various pricesi large pavilion. with
Mexican Music; amusSments OF various
kInds; round trip tickets over most roads
10 sWootan" Write, telegraph er phone "a
Tor Information. wootAn Wells. Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
HIS LAST LETTER.

Mr.. Rose said that Mr. FORBES had writ
ten TO his wife Just before committing the
deed and the message was In a sprawling
hand, looking as II It had been written
with difficulty. Mr.. Rose said that he read
the letter aud one sentence he remembered
as containing words TO this effect "As
| told you before. when ! got to drink
ing again ] would never see You nor the
boy again"
Mr. Rose said that Mrs. Forbes must
have hecn aware of the condition OF her
husband. as she sent a telegram 10 MI
Browder few days ago asking him TO
look after Mr. Forbes Mr., Rose further
sent for bellboy on Wednesday morning,
and giving him a half dollar told him 10
get him some laudanum. The hellhoy told
the clerk about It and the errapd was
promptly stopped and the half dollar sent
back.
knowledge Of the case II Mr., Forbes. lie
said that he was called with the ambulance
Yesterday morning and when he arrived he
quickly examined the wounds and stopped
the flow Of blood with forceps and made
haste 10 get the man to the hoscital for
treatment, as he hoped to save his life ny
transmission with saline solutlon. lie
smoke 10 Mr. Forbes and said that Ne was
Going 10 take him 10 the hospital ana
transfuse salt into his veins, Mr.. Forbes
said LET me rest and YOU may take me
anywhere" and these We're nls last words.
as pr Stuart said that the man had al.
ready lost nearly all his blood, and ne died
while being taken 70 the hospital.
A telegram was received by wall q
Stahe yesterday about y. m. rom Mrs
Forbes at Plainwen, Mich advising tne
we'll. The Instructions were followed, and
The hody left here az so this morning for
| the former home of the deceased.