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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
Tragedya ~nagrOdZOna.
w sam czas w}a$nie !

w sam cZas WfaSnle naSZ
ch}opczyk by} ocalony - pisze PAM
w. Watkins z Pleasant City, Ohio.
Pneumonia igra}a okropnie nisz.
czac go, a ogromny kaszel przy}a-
cyl sic do tego. Doktorzy dogla-
dali go, lecz niebezpieczenstwo ro-
sfo 2 kazdym dniem. w koncu
sprdbowalismy Dr.. King New Dis
ma suchoty, j nasz luby
.ch}opczyk zostal ooaleny. Teraz
jest zdr6w weso}. Kazdy powinien
wiedzie6, re to jest jedyny pewny
srodek ma kaszel, zaziebienie j
wszelkie ohoroby pluo. Gwaranto-
wane przez N. !. Kowalewskiego
Faptekarza. Cena SO q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12

Palpitacya i rome gatunki cho-
by serca, bywaja predko leczone
przez Severy Heart Tonic. Regulu-
je organa, i GAIA cyrkulacya i wy
twarza normalna polozenie W calym
systemic. Cena $l.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
BOCHUM. w srode ran

BOCHUM. w srode rano
umari tn nagle W tutejszym
klasztorze Q, Eickenscheidt'
Redemptorysta. podczas Missy
sw kt6rej siuchal bedac ma
ch6rze. Msze sw. o Eicken-
scheidt JUL pred wypedze~
MEM tychze zakonnik6w z
Bochum przez Rad pruski,
prze5ywal W lynne klasztorze
i zn6w wr6cil, skoro Prusacy
ma powr6t 90. Redemtory-
stom do Bochum ~pozwo|ili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12

u sWIATTA. j. q 'ysode's by'sn
pewna. ze znuszona zostane
do tego kroku. ale zamykalam
POZNAN. Naiprzew.. ks. 80 ]. a.
ilo'ya oDsAo dzisiaj. Dluzej tel o%kropooSci
=" " oOo's 8 - 80 - pred Toba ukrywac ME mo-
foc1"ess vs. Ao'soA ge. Me rob mi zbyt gorzkich
~ lwyrzut6w, DO mann snawet o.
CHU w srode rano| drobine nadziei, re ME be-
tn nagle W tutejszyml dz'esz Sc nadto unos'1.. MAJ
lasztorze O. Eickenscheidt' |odwraca1ac karte' czul ]ak WHO
edemptorvsta, podczas Missy sy ma glowie stawaly z pre-
W kt6rei sfuchal bedac ma razenia / czytal dalej CO ma
16rze. Msze Sw. o Eicken- stepuje: Ot6z "wegle nasze
.heidt luz przed wvpedze- skohczy]y sic. Prosze Gle wiec
en- tvchze zakonnlk6w z abyS dis jeszcze koniecznie
ochum przez Rad prusk, zamowf kl1ka centoaro"
.ze5vwal W tvmze klasztorze swiezych Uzy}am tego srodka
N 6w wr6cj} skoro Prusacv |abys znow ME zapomnial, jak
powr6t 90. Redemtory- zwykle. MAJ %podohno tym ra-
om do Bochum pozwo,ili, gem ME zapomna1.
Z POD CHOJNIC dono- BERLIN onegda) pa
q: Jadac kolejka z Laskowie oil stars' Panow'e' Po"raca)a~
, Cho;n:c zam,erza}em no CIV podochoceni trunkiem POI
odze wstanje do D.. Ow-| ma pora do domu W okolicy
anegow K. pod C%ekcynem. |Placu Aleksandfa' ohara ko~
Laskowicacb ma dworcu DO sztownej przygody nocnej. "
ed1em do b Ora kole;oweoo, chwil; gdy TAXI starszy jego~
ehv ,ddaf te1e Gram do y nose otwieral sob!e kamieni-
Droszacv O furmanke. TIE. ce. dopada}a do n'ego dziew~
,raf, sta nowiada. ze oneqo |czyna wo|aj9c: Ratuj mn;e
legramu przyjqc niemoze py' ran naPasto"ano nh'e! Lac
m raz dr1oj. a on mi to sa- MIN ,egomosG ochlona6 m6gl
0 nowtarza, Movie. re ma z pierwszego wr4zenia, b1aga~
Y min'str6w inne osoby )aca o ratunek schron''a sic
1soko nostawiono 2 czystol juz do ciemnej seni tam re
nazwiskiem cir 'zami W oczac CHI zacze'a dzie-
mich ME wolno telegram kowac swemu przyPadkowe~
zviat? Nareszcie luz sic mu cbrohcy, scskajaci calu"
}ania} k, menu zvczeniu lac 90. Potem znikala nagle
mni5 sic cierpl,wosc WV sp}oszona niby jakims szmerem
erpala, vice kaza}em sobIe ktory ria schodach usfysza'a
ks;azke uzale1i 2 mai Wszystko to odbywa}o sic
ekszem zadowoleniem opi- bardzo szybko, a dopicro po
lem owo zdarzenie iako do niewczasie spostrzegal jego-
I'd z,chwa}oSci urzednika mosc, ze zostal podczas po-
chtowego. kt6rv moze spo- %dziekowan okradzonym. Juz
iewal sic order albo przy~ $ ckradzonych pan6w opEaki-
imniei iaka pieniezna na- wa|o swa strate pred poicya
ode uzyskaG ma Nowy Rok krymlnalna, k'edy W tych
7legram oddalem p6zniej W dniach ~przyszed} jeszcze
askowicach ma poczce kt6ra szosty, ktorcmu W nocy ma
, be- szemrania odebra}a a'8-go BIN. gorzej poszlo jak
wysla}a. Pominao to tele- wszystk'm lego PoPrzedn'~I
juz sic sp6znii, a fur kom. Oszustka zabraia mu
anka ME stanela ma czas. BOWEN pugilares, W ktorym
powiedza ma to my pola- mia} 174oo, NJ, pr6cz tego.
wy~olujemy nieoawiSc do sporo Pap1erow "artosc'o'
iemc6w, a oni to niewinne wych. w tax ~haniebny spo~
krzywdzeni i wypie- sob poszkodowany wyznaczyl
mi? 200 m. nagrody ma wysledze-
---- ME sprytnej z'odziek'. kt6ra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12

Pewna pa
nj t~utejsza oddala rychlo rano
swemu mezowi zapiec,etowa-
ny list z usilna prosba. ably
ably otworzyl 60 dopiero W
swojem biurze. Malzonek u
sluchal, a gdy rozdarl koper-
te.z ~najwyzszem z%ad(ulmien'iem
przeczytal nastepujace slowa
Jestem zmuszona powierzyt
Ct cos, co zapewnie obudzl
twoje niezadowolenie, lecz
nam ~obowiazek sprawy tej
ME ukrywac pred Toba
zdec;ydil,o'lwgg;aallialm, siie powiedziyeyt'
Ct Is koniecznie, zdajac sis
ma wszelkie nastepstws
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
zB / IA V

POZNAN. Naiprzew. Ks.
Arcybiskup Floryan obcho-
dill W sobote 17go b. m. jede-
nasta roczn'ce swej konsekra-
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12

Doskona}e zdrowie jest zapew-
nione przez uzlywanie Severy zolaaa1-
kowycb gorzkich kropli. One przy-
wraja apetyt, reguluja trawienle
przemogq zolciowos6 j wszelkie
wzruszenie zo}adka, zapobiegaja
chorobom i nastrajaje ca}y system.
Cena soc i $l.OO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

The same experiment can be
made with blood with the same re-
suit, killing the blood bioplasts.
Whom taken into the stomach it has
the same effect on the blood and
oil the living tissues OF the system
% out Of it, and this alone is
enough to condemn it's use a. q
medicine.
There has been times when | have
thought Of the injuries alcohol and
drug medication, including the nj
cotine OF tobacco, have dons and
ore doing the human race, il seem.
cd to me could adopt the senti-
ment expressed by q noted physi-
clan on this subject, whom be said
IL am disposed to give up my pro.
fsssion and 60 forth upon . holy
crusade, preaching to all mon: BE.
ware of these enemies Of the human
race "
Under the progressive educative
influence of the w. C. T. U. and
the medical profession this 6ght
against Alcohol a. . Medicine -
must 60 on, 70 the winning in the
battle against "Alcohol 40 Z Bevsr-
ags," for the two are like the Siam.
csc interchangeable, only the
latter is upheld by the former.
Skillful, scientific, philanthropic,
Christian physicians, such as Dr..
B. w. Richardson, Of tho London
Temperance Hospital; Dr.. N. B..
Davis, ST., of Chicago; DR.. J. H.
Kellogg, Of Battle Creek, and 9TH
ers, who might be mentioned, have
prepared strong weapons in the
form of scientific experimental in
vsstigations. II these valuable
weapons are used persistently aud
prsysrfully by al Temperance work
srs until tho whole medical frater
niiy refuses alcoholic medication 10
oil its forms, then the cause Of total
abstinence will receive such an i'm
petus as ii has never had in Ill its
history, and the medical fraternity
sec to it that the laws placing re-
strictions on certain systems Of heal
ing be repealed, and recognising
Che truth of the source Of al heal
Ing power in God, and communities
ted by him TO the living body, and
With the Psalmist adopt the Ian.
guage, "Bless the Lord who heal
9th all thy diseases 7"
REBECcA STREEr, M. D.,
Kokomo, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

T. e. Craig and wife visited Dr..
e. G. Craig at EnelisE last week.
Craig 4 Sons, who recently burnt
out, ars getting ready 70 start in
the machine business soon.
Hon. Alex Trsylor was in our
midst Saturday visiting bis uncle,
John Traylor.
Mrs. Laura Budd visited her
father eatusday. He 10 in very
poor health.
Oscar Grsy's residence wss dis
covered to b on fire Friday. The
neighbors flocked 10 20 save whae
they could, but al attempts were
almost useless. Who will explain
the cause Of 20 much burning?
Quite . cad accident occurred 70
Art. Adam . daughter. While clean
ing tho stove her dress caught on
firs which caused her death. She
was . grand-child Of b. Radcli6, Of
Algiers, Ind.
L. T. Dusnil can b sssn going
south most any Sunday. Please
explain, Trigf
Will LaFollstts aad vile visited
Geo. LaFollstts, Of Ireland, Sun.
day.
What Rev. will come and hold .
meeting at our place Of business,
Burr Oak3
Nsssrs will Myen and John Brit.
tain arc around with papsrs making
up money for Perry Abbott, who
lost his barn, horses, and al bic
farming implements lest week.
This speaks we'll for you, boys.
Geo. Traylor, Chas. Abbott, Al.
bert Taylor and Noble, and viii
LaFollstts were 10 Jasper lest Set.
urday. L. r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
UNIQUE BUTTeR DISPLAY.
Chslroas Steveas' Plaa . Teach Les.
go ID Prsetlc al Dairy Wsrk q
81. Lssls Espesltlea.

indianapolis. Dec. 5.-W. w.
Stevens, Of Salem, chairman Of the
committee on agriculture, horticul-
turs. and live stock Of the Indiana
st. Louis worlds fair commission,
is planning . unique display 70 b
made at The exposition next year -
. means Of teaching farmers and
daiRymen Of tho state Z needed les
son in dairyins.
Chairman Stevens plan 10 10
place in the creamery department
Two models Of cows. One COW will
represent "a ordinary "scrub" ami
NAL Of no breed or blood, and the
othsr figure will represent . blood
ed Jersey COW. Each model will b
made from = years product Ia but
Tor Of the animal it represents.
The figures will b placed In glass
cases where they can b kept cold,
yst where . perfect view Of them
can Be secured. According 70
Chairman Stevens tho two figures
will make a object lesson no farm
Or or dairyman will ever forget. By
actual investigation, Mr.. Stevens
says, it has been shown that Z
hlooded Jersey COW will give just
four times q much butter ID . year
= will the ordinary scrub COW.
The cost Of keeping The animals 4
about ths same. Thus the farmer
who keeps the scrub COWS really
esls ons.fourth Of the return for The
hay and iced given his cows q dosG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
able Covers, Rugs Carpet Sweepers Etc, Etc.

the man who keeps bloodsd JeSssys
The display will impress this TACT
on the farmer, because the COW
made from the Jersey milk butter
will be four times a. largo - the
Scrub" The object in making
the display 1t the coming exposi-
tion il ~ much to teach Indiana
people how TO better their products
q it is u show these products to
the world. Chairman Stevens BE-
lievss that the figures. Tspressnting
- they will exactly the difference
in the butter producing powers Of
tho two kinds Of COWS, will Be- N
object lesson that every farmer will
heed. Said he: "A great many Of
our farmers and dairymsn are com.
ing to realize and appreciate the
value Of keeping good animals, but
there are still great many who do
not understand this and think they
gain by holding to the scrub COWS.
This exhibit will show in 8 practi.
cal wsv, and one wnere the truth 10
forced homo through tho eyesisht,
that four times % much butter can
b. secured in . year from . blooded
COW - from . scrub. ! believe this
will have the effect Of making many
Of the farmers who still stick 70 the
scrub cows 10 turn to keeping
blooded animals, and this will Ger.
tainIy be . great good accomplish
ed"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

The shillslsh, or The Tppefary
rife, q il is called in the south Of
Ireland, 10 not . mere stick picked
up for . few pence or cut casually
out Of the common hedge. 1t grows
to maturity under the fostering care
Of its owner.
The shillalah. like the poet, i
born, not made. Like the post.
too, il is . choice plant, and it
growth 10 SLOW.
Among 10000 blsckthorn shoots
perhaps not more than one is des-
tined 70 become famous, but one Of
the 10000 appears Of singular IT.
nsss. As soon a. discovered it Is
marked and dedicated for future
service. Everything that might
hinder it, development is removed,
and any ofshoot Of the main stem
IL skillfully cut off.
With constant care it grows thick
| and strong upon . bulbous root that
can be shaped into handle. The
real shillalah is not more than
foot and . half long, while the knot
should b. about - large - . biz
mans 6st.
The best shillalshs can easily b
| told BY the three sprigs which grow
from each ofshoot Of the mair
stick.-London Answers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

One Of the street philanthr ,pista
Who always have an eye and ear for
childish troubles stopped to comfort
. stout little boy who was filling the
air with lamentations.
"What is the matter, you little
dear ?" she asked solicitously.
"M-my b-brother's got . vacation,
and-and / haven't :" roared the AZ
ficted one at last.
"What a shame" said his COM
forter. "Then you don't 60 to the
same school, of course"
FL d-don't 60 to school an-any-
where yet" came from the little
boy, with fresh burst Of sorrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
,..rD Ky.RY vRlDAY At JAS
,sa, pusols COUNTY. IsDiAsA'sr
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. II CouRIEa BuILDi"
~ WRsf SIxrn 6fIgEf.

C0NNHRCIAL AND JOB WORK
~ N Kinds Prompty and Neatly sx
seunnA q lxunAL P8lcD.
We invite inspection and badnso.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

The residence and household
goods Of Oscar Gray, in Otwsll, wss
destroyed By 6rs lest Friday after
noon about 4 o'clock. Loss about
81 900, partially insured. The Are
10 supposed 20 have caught from
clothing which he'd just been ironed
and put away while they wsss hot.
Ars. Gray 6rst discovered the 6rs
upon hearing . picture fall 10 the
room whore she had put The cloth
ing. She opened the door and saw
svsrything in blaze. The flames
lsaping forth whom she opened The
door burning her hair badly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
The Conscience less Alligator.

Il can't 90 down in dat water wild
you, Br'er Williams" said the con-
vert. Il too 'fraid alligators."
Nonsense" said Brer Williams.
"Didn't it turn out all right wild Jo-
nah after he wuz swsllered by de
whale 2"
"Yes," replied the convert. "But
Z Georgy alligator is mo- tougher
dan what whale is en- got less con-
ecience. After he swallers you be
goes ter sleep en- fergits all erbout
youy'-Atlants Constitution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

you would get clong . great deal
better II you didu't get - excited" said
the calm man to his irascible friend.
cant you learn to keep your tempsfT
keep my temper! Well. Ike thatT
fptorted the other. I'D have you nm
desta nd that keep more temper In
ons day than you have In your poesse'
sson during whole YEAR,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

Sixteen ounces Of performance
to every pound Of promise In the
advertisements Of The Cou1Inn,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11

36O Wu0toU d DuoeOuveots
The four seasons are seldom On good
tsrns with each other. There - . D.
aAsd cos,nsD ts<wsen autumn anl
UeanG. G.-cASAadslVhia Record
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-11
LIVERY And SlLg STABLE
fIlD. V0ILNRl,

oAsn s1a913,. Jasper AnO
..,vays havs ~ ~ tarsoass, q saS
sAssey - G1sasasn: particularly CO.
0estial tsovUossU. CoaTeoo1e nd eoso'
-: AEiv@ - ~ psEss = DUbeis - -
!eanino suanAiso. uessee beaedsd -
~ = sAsoe tssns. ~~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04
A Louisiana Negro Votes
in Germany.

Berlin. June l6 The leading
feature Of the Reichstag election
which was held to-day was the sue
cess of the Soclel Democrats. who
have probably increased their repre-
sentation in the Reichstag by 10
seats and their total vote to up
wards OF $500, 900, or 400, 900
more than in 1898.
All the parties coacede the sue
cess OF the Sociallsls, which has
been at the expense of them all.
The most pronounced Socialist
success was'in Eesen. Krupp's town.
where the Socialists increased their
yote from 4,4CO to p, 7O5. The
Centrist party also lncreased its
vote there from 20, lO3 to 35, 1864.
Chancellor Won Buelow did Lot
vote. az lie ls kept abed by gastric
trouble, hut nearly all the mem-
hers of tie Cabinet voted At that
place. Bxrsn Won Ricl'thoff came
Il Is the judges were dispusing the
rix,,t II Louisiana negro 20 vote.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

The French have found reason
for the popularity of the cakewalk
in PARIS. The thing is Frenco! One
Of the negroes at the Nouyeau
Cirque, interviewed by a Paris pa
per, says that the origin Of the
dance was French. According to
the latest account, some of the
French refugees from the court of
Marie Antoinette introduced the
mlnuet into New Orleans about the
time of the Revolution, and it was
the native imitation Of the most
fashionable dance IN Europe that
was afterward developed into the
cakewalk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04
]. S. Lana Office. New Orleans. La

Ss ~. 5ShAss SAtCCs NC W = 'I1IsIiiS.
June 2, 1908
Notice is Lereby given that the failo.s,
ing-named settler has fle notice Of his
intention to snake. final roof
in support Of Lis claim, and that
said proof will be male before the clerk
of the district coErt, al Gown gten. La, /,
on Tuesday, July IA. 1903. viz:
GOTTLIEB HIRSCHI,
Who made homestead entry SO. Is, ,s33
for the northeas. quarter of section 81,
township 6. south range l3 east, st. He
lena Merit:iaa.
He na,nes tie following vi nesses 70
prove his continuance + silence npon
and cultivation Of said lans. viz:
H.Q. Parker, Walter Parker, Thomps
Parker, Of Viulin, La, and D. r.
Carpenter, of Townsville, La
je6-5t. WALTER l.. COHEN, Re egister.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

s
Fourth Assistant Posmaster-Gen-
cral Bristow, in conversation with
Representative Sims Of Tennessee,
stated that one Of the results OF the
investigation IT the free delivery
bureau, ahich he is conducting,
will be TO reduce the number Of ru-
raj free delivery routes already es-
tablished. Some Of these he inti-
mated, had been authorized while
the conditions did not warrant sncl
action. /: is Mr.. Bristow's inten-
.tion to- revoke the orders for all
routes in territories where the popn-
lation is less than 500.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

The great acrobatic problem Of
tile day is whether Senator Hanna
Can at one and at the sslne time
pose as the champion OF capital and
the champion Of labor without split
ting his raimcnt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

The last census gave the yalae Of
poultry raised In the United States
during the year 1899 as sl3e, SOL.
81; Of eggs produced in the same
year, $I44,286,i5s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

He averred that he was q German
subject, but rs his papers were in
complete, the judges were in doubt
He is nv French cook inter-
rup:ed Baron Won Ricthoff, land is
a pataral,zed German.
The negro's ballot was there
upon accepted.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-07-04

There IL no through service for
a route around the world, but the
trip has been made in sixty three
days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF COLO
RADIO RIVER.

What is to be known as the Needles
quadrangle is now under survey by
the United States Geological Survey,
and topographic maps of the region
will soon be prepared. This area lies
in eastern San Bernandino county,
California, and southwestern Mohave
county, Arizona, and touches the Ne
vada State line on the north. The
Colorado river cuts through the dis
trict from northwest to southeast, di-
viding it into two nearly equal parts.
At the eastern end of the basin in
cluded in the quadrangle the greatest
depression is the Sacramento Wash,
the course of which is due west and is
followed by the line of the Santa Fe
railroad.
The region is bare and forbidding.
but the soil is said to respond with
wonderful fertility to irrigation. A
few small scattered prospect holes
are to be found in the foothills, but
the Santa Fe railroad is the only
permanent improvement of any kind.
The mountains, the foothills, and
the sides of the basin have been
mapped on a scale suitable for show
ing their mineral features, but the
river bottom has been mapped on a
larger scale, in connection with the
reclamation surveys.
Work of a similar character is also
being undertaken along the Colorado
river in the vicinity of Yuma, Ari-
IONA.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
Mr.. POrter's Illness.

Judge H. Brooks received a letter
this morning from Geo. S. Porter, jr.,
giving particulars of the illness OF
the latter's father. He had an attack
of la grippe a few weeks ago but had
apparently recovered from it, and was
expecting to come to Prescott very
soon. On Monday, March 80, he was
taken with severe pains in his left
shoulder. and in the region of his
heart. About the middle of the week
the pain was most intense but on Fri
day and Saturday he seemed to be
very much better. His son left him
about 30 Saturday evening to take
rest and at 9:45 the nurse was
in his room talking with him and he
was cheerful and apparently getting
along nicely. He told the nurse she
need not remain in the room, but il
he wanted anything he would ring fol
her. About 30 she returned to the
room again to take his pulse and tenn
perature and was Mortified to find hin
dead, death having apparently occur
red only few moments before. Mr.
Porter's only brother died only Z
short time since at Portland, Oregon.
of heart trouble also.