Evening sentinel, Monday, December 4, 1899 · page 6

”daisies snooty sni or
, I
‘ new. will
y or Thi rs-

”confined in hel
shoe 'July 15. and d r-1
, ”$.93 '17"? ‘ I"

Ill s we -
mi east rustic-
‘ 1hr. mm to ,
m flu in any war-'1
II howlliolerluo

7“ said tilt the Non of;
Ill be used. This as:

 
 
 

 

I wIlI be his at y.
‘Irrm I. mined by an al
that Hongh eld
III.Ie lriend at the tim- he
ythe grand jury l is

’ I he told his friend that his st-
Watkins to enter the lea
hot that he’strongly h; ,
A h 3 course. He said
W of say Intention (m
wick .lid that thIIII as'
M ”IO “(1 “III. hP ll Iklt
with him on the. nigh ot,’
still the only thing he at!
was It piece of string \ He
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the Illil tell him thil he
v ”I! “Minn. of Min. 8 Ith

.ai when the con er—
"In? 3 9 .ruor end In 'l‘l ,
fight. Even then he:
’11 to kill but slmpl to:
own lite Alter the read
no he realized he w: I
'llo wait rattled and out of
.hII: tilhdi that ”iii“ was tdho
pond t n: for In to o
. the body into the rived
I has for counsel two able at-
' The .enlor id Eugene Cul‘ er
. I (tom: Mr. Culver has won his
I m as . criminsl lawyer so: it
to any thst he will make a linrd.
hi. clients lite He Ind
.re the only men. outside of
I Mia! coiosel. A. B. CsliIlI Jr.
Ml! know what the defines
he Ir. (‘nlrer has been my
not to express an opinion on
s . .iul It i. no probable as not
”- defense will spring some iew
7m will not at all coincide ‘ in
Inns 0! others.‘
is little to be told of Hi‘gh
oonflnemeht in the Had‘rotn .
eriil Brown was out or wn
reporter rolled and his den Ity
. . would vouchsaie very ii ttle
u -I Mr. OdbeI Was no Iii
, lie. with n party of prli: on
in working It II saw mill s are
91).. in the country in an el'
"mars questions he fialfli at
.I . no conversation with the
or at all.
I Brown." he said, “has not
It the Jail for over two w its.
1 expected to receive instruct ons
“liver the man up Wednesds or
'rsdoy Bough has not been ai ow-
, have any conversation with any
file lorty prisoners confined in the
"I What delense the prisoner will

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I - . , 1'1 do not know. During his won-
‘_ I Houlh has had nine o 'tor
. times. but nothing serious has
the tastier .with him. He has been
I‘ , from his all In the morning and
to wash and during the day
“h but allowed n little exercise'
7 . . has hneied himself mi.- tiy
railing. He has done very little
Ills attorneys have vliltecli
porml timer. but no one else llli'l

 

 

 
 

" Oixier the wife of the do My
, . hold that up to the time that
‘ was bound over to the MI her
he had been very well in «ad:

more that time he hsd had I: eat!
or trouble with his stomach The
till! he was really to stand rial
Ihll lii'e seemed to have s nreoi el
upon him. He was not the 1 me
it. He has had the doctor several

Idler Odlier allowed the reporti r to
M the cell where the murderer wss
. Since his Incnreemtlon
mil has occupied a «ell on the sec-i
ail tier in the min cell house. When,
g the returner looked in Hough Wail

mailing at the door. He. looked IIIlte
wall and hearty There was but little‘
We in his appearance iron: that“
fillet he presented at the first hear-
PmIIIIIIly he tins II little 1 ore
, lid than at that time. but otheiwise
long detainment did not em in
upon his features. Nearly all
other prisoners in the jail ‘ ere
Mn: shout on the floor below and
hell roan kept a severe write: on
nil. lionsh‘s mil door was och-
!“ bolted.
flflute he has been st the Jail though
unrned the repumtlon of being
Ind selH-oninlned. He has
but little with the guards and
' closely to himself. even at
when he had an opportnnliy to
All letters which he has rit-
hoe been closely scrutinl and
mode. so for as known. illo-
no trouble, being In tar-t a odel
. It in aid that he has rode
I that he union Ch. wish
' so sad he won wiili [ in
my "ointment meted I to
., that. But. so tor rimr ring
7 ‘ with premeditatimr he w.‘ sh-
lanoeent. But this is only

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

13E— WIR MILL ”ANN.

‘ .m.. December Hilnu
Menus has voluntarily . ted

In his wmlon milk at on use.

an... announcing s .4 I

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

has been In town again and
the grocers to gch a I-lb.
Hornby’ s

H'0 Oatmeal FREE
for a few days. to rich buyer of a 2- -.lb
package of the H-0 Co.s

PANCAKE FLOUR \
Price. Ton Cents \‘I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WE gave a package of our Pancake Flour frcc

‘ in this locality a few months ago to intro?

ducc it. We did the Same thing all over

the United States. and its popularity induces us to

make its merits the special fcaturc of this _advcr-
tiscmcnt.

In the first place it is convenient. LTlIis Is the

recipc
2 cups of the H-O-Co.'s
Pancake Flour

2 1-2 cups swcct milk

 

 

One egg .. \.

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‘7' " 3r While your griddle rs heating beat the
M egg. mix with the milk, then add the flour.
’ It Is almdst likc play—the matter of only a few
I. M. minutes time altogether. The cakes are dclicious:
m“ ihcrc is just enough rice in the mixture to give

Jflfr'

"i" them a crispness and lcndcrncss which would other-

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Besides this they ate wholesome and satisfactory for breakfast. lunch. or afternoon tea. whether V

the weather Is warm or cold. There :5 nothing m the combination which could be otherwise than palatable

and wholesome. And the price. Io cts. for s 2- -.lb packegc. 1s reasonable. 18:: ’t it? ‘3» \

2 lbs. The H-O Co.’ 5 Pencekc Flour
I lb. H-O (Hornby’s Oatmeal)

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Forafcw days only allforioc” at grocers

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