LII grain Exporter‘s (1 over the loss _ L. calling defendant a thief. , look leather sud other articles In New to. oL 33 L3 psi: '(3 Lilian 7gb erument to in« ILLIolish the dish the, lust of .thfxn Canadian ghal'n, Alabdi’na, Is one of Itpanding cities of the- It" 15 the center of the hgndnery ofI Alabama ssoih :" and it is rapidly : opulatio‘n and busi— ndication of this pro-7 77777777 niagInificeuth'o ii i 1ldmg.r\gilii’ch on which it will Iccost abunt $400 50.000, is being ,I tion an unusually of: dances; some And 7 7 ' very (friendlLI!I yr ‘893. Whm7 not enough lbr a f not Only give his pmwde a horSe ‘ ' Inn-rcallyg two the which can inllc's every day c On Sunday, and Igor condition‘.i III: 3 These carriers the city carriers. ‘ c’ivc “at least as re. There isu ‘ t at rural free if Lin: salary L lint} In the , Jubilee Associa» ti says: ”i am ad- is that time . ly aim; the threshol ’0': shall be 142.: This in t ‘ her mother-mg ‘01: iii '9' . sald he called on his wile about once f a month: sofdetin'ies often : I: said such a thins," shout- , daughter. ‘ I lie oI‘ster such n. dues- . ‘lL7 rots o pontdl our sL 7 Hero Judge Light introduced several d asked witness. it she rec. them as being sent by her to 7 dotsndsnh’ She sold thnt she did ‘3' were then puL in as exhibits. . 0n the. redirect testimony witness was asked if her husband ever visited her while she was in defendant‘s house. and it he snow the arrange- merits they had made. "Yes, he came to the house every week and knew what arrangements had been made.“ ‘ Here witncda went on to Ltcilobout York and carried them inside his Itrou- _ core to his home In most Norwsl h. Chaflfl”MOfl'lfi, the husbnnd or Mrs. Morris. was next DiltJipOLl the ntahd. Flo stated thst his brother was td" give IiIs wife $10 a month and that no so rangements were made about the daughter; that she was to live with 1&7: adamlnutlo’h witness “When..de your wire was timings]: her WI: ‘ ' mind til New forkfif The daughter t Mrs. Morris. Mlés Agnes. Morris. stated she helped around the house 7when she was not at school. She saw the delengant give her moniker 31.0 mg: Lwo occasions. on t . ‘ on the crosscxamlnstlon she testi lied that she was fourteen years old when she wont to live with defendant, and now she was Ethel/Bent She said that defendautmne 'Ilsy c e in and said he magnum pn’éh d,“ owing to- Tamarind litters. and that he would pay her mother as soon as he could. "We were there about a year then." said the witness No further testimony was Introduced on the plaintid‘s side and Mr. Morris. the defendant; was put upon‘ the stand. When he took the witness chair. his hands shook: nervously. and it was r with the utmost difficulty that, he could , control himsell The witneds said; “in 1886 :1: March. I became A... anointed with the plaintii! and min on very Simian” toms with her. in 1885 l assisted her financially“ by hir- jng rooms. I lived and oo-habi dwitn her ui: to the time of nor srrlsg'e and since. In 1890 she came to West- port, and assisted somem: the house. She paid repented visits to Wes t on time guy she um; Juted bonito conic-J7 up to , ‘ot my plsce.‘ She met ms‘ht ine‘or d . L. Control Station every morning; she then lived 7with her sister 'iiVe were and contilfihfif gb‘uutll libs md‘rrlcdi gresent husband. 1 made her a persent of a set of diamond earrings. :lfhey were not a wedding present. They were I: gilt after hi! marriage. Sno made re- peated visits to Webtport otter she dot mun-led nod stopped with me in several hotels in New Jersey, even at- (or she was married. She payer loved her husband. for she wanted to 1m with me. and want me to hire (I. house in Edit 7Norw7dl .. , "She wanted to Iowa her husband. She Was consisted from her: husband prior to the conversntiop. l treated her as a wife in the house and she passed herself off as my wife. no: husband some mostly» on. holidays. donned moi: he didn’t cob: up once in two months. I never gave her any statedgnunimi money. I gave her man: oy rophotedly and 1 mild her expenses many times when she called on men in Westport. I never had any trouble ‘ There was as and any cavernous about money about poiLticsl matters. Imctters. ’l‘h‘o' me time I knew she when l m: summoned to appear III the glitlyégoup in New York. and She said he. ton. 7: You xpeot rest to rAlIeve you. it Rent 9 the aching. When i reed our: Dean's Kidney Pills, led me to thinir (:th might holy me. and i wont to hisisted’o drug store for A box. They outta nu: prblnntly out! outchiy. I! l 7 "‘IrI;i:l7Io7I7Ild hum: u incurrence [7 know thIt to do." li‘or solo by all dealers. Price 69 cents. Fosterrbiilbura (30.. Bunnie. N. Y.7I, sole agents for the United States. elnelnber the nsmcwDoun‘ s—snd ink mother. . called me e inlet end made duitc‘ :1 scene." On the crosseothlnstion. Judge Walsh brought but the fact oi the do: fondant ironslorrins property after the suits hu‘d been brunch. The wit not: said that he did so to protect 1111: w. to and child, as Attorney Gray had told him7 when he (Grill/l got through with him he would not have a dollar Judge Walsh bad the witness go ov- er the testimony that he gave on the direct examination After A low one main: ILho case Was continued until 0‘ c on . ‘. Continued onpléhth beige. , MILK SUPPLY ‘ygnv scAsce. Several paler: Forced to Go Out of audios”,- This is the season at the year when milk niny be expected to become scarce Ordinarily this on; o; the summer is - marked by bet dry. weather. Gross " burns up, sud penthouse for cows be comes poor The choicest meadows are reserved for hay and cattle. are not ‘ alloWed to lead in them until alter the hay is "made " it is that unexpoots or at least the union: that has han- period this year. There has been an abundance of rain—409 much for some of the agriculturists. grown green and ions. and pastor-age has been practically. unlimited. But the scarcity of mlilt exists. neverthe- less. in toot dealers declare that the look of the lactos‘l (told this year Is more pronounced, and. the danger ol a famine greater. than In several years The reasons assigned are several and (rpm the point of vILeIw of some people. ingenious. "The weather has been so hot," said 7 one dealer to a reporter. in ex7plana lion "that the cows Would not so out to erase in the open fields. . usual. miles below town: Ilore Purses and his L‘ The grass has ' a777W L 7 . the distiller oi His d 11s.: " 7 7 moo c7 honor is new ' ,- only ternbbrnry :2 Li! 1 Country. 7, onrII dihomughly, $12000 will bII: re There will be plenty oi pears, tron: present indications. and 1: ref: crop of peaches “The amount or corsair: miséd here abouts is comparntivoly Insiknlilcnnt The extreme but a , Inn West is felt be 1-1 though. Oats that sold for from 85 to 95 cents per bag a week. or tailing today for from Corn is on the up Mil scab. hhvins Increased from 42:. out: per bushel to 95 cents per hushe that has not been p drought in the W has been only A ninth Li price. It is said 77777737775777." Ihst there 7 so much by the sod killed Ssh: Charles Par- ece. courted at least a dozen or more shots were or changed, the Parent: shooting McWil lihms‘ horse from undor him. The shooting was the outcome of on all (end. , . . 1 . FAIR sneeze dostu. DORVAI... Que... uly sz-Tbe wind this morning was iron: the east with but 1: fair bronze ,lmyorabie to Scene ville, the Canadiafiw d‘gi’sndcr of the: nonwonbuks cup . reg will. be to Windward and return The time lli‘nlt is four hours. Flies and L. mats have been unusually numerous L ' this year. and they, too, have had the eli'ect of keeping the milk-giving Inl- msls from groups. Under such cir- cumstsnces. the farmer would ordinar- ily ‘torcc' his cows by leading them grain. etc. But. with lead up to $22 and $23 per ton. he can't afford to do so this your. and sell his milk at present rate. There' s no profit in the , deal. Last year at this time. iced could be purchased at $11 and $12 per The price Is now about 100 per cent. high or. “The price oi court )1 fully 100 per cent ., ($9.; , ago. there was no Iii pit . lug good new lor Iron: Q to . day you cannot buy nnch cowl: io7r less than 860 or 370. The situation. to set ting sorioue with Lilo former. Unless conditions change soon, he’ll have to raise the price or milk to the retailers; and, of course. such II raise will be felt by the consumers. The foot that InllII should he so source this year When the pasturpse is so good and abundant is the blast alarming feature oi the situation. In number of mm: men have sl‘rsnd‘y gone out of business honours oi Inability to' obtain A supply. The number of such Is bound to‘ in crass hetero the summer months are "Ail dealers are careful. As a rule only regular customers are supplied and in many cases momma: allowed customers has been out down. In oth- er specs custodmers nave been showed to observed. , " tailors ville purchase their sup- on: torment are compelled to so ”Sodium and other points: in New Yuri: state tor milk. One man who was mum about mull quarto I ‘ olslmod l cited her soy money was day 1'ngt I777 tumor, has In not plan: II earth‘s. halt tIhht QI‘lML I Cletbiers, Tartars. Hatfers.Farhr‘shcrs, as. Wfififdh’mmmr L. Inflomalir. 7 2.03303 by Fire . When it can be done at so small a cost why not protect yourself? For 32.16 you can Insure Your Furniture and Household Goods in a washing House (or three years against loss or , Damage by Fire or Lightning, to the ,. amount or $350. and in that proportion ‘. for a. larger sum. Taylord: Golden ;7 7 Smith :Whlk ' MUST HAVE A BEGINNING Do not podiponc (he opt of a savings account simply - L . because of the abiding” of‘ your flmf deposde 4111mm. 7 :‘eéd thirty s floor. There qul red. LONDON’S CROP REVIEW. L70NDON. July 279. m’l‘he Mark Leno Express today in its weekly crop re. view. says: ‘L‘The haryost is proceed- To do this: ,L .L In: rapidly in France. The wheat in 3““7 ., Normandy. Picsrdy and in the south L ‘- L‘ exceeds the overuse: but there Is a bare average in the west, centre sud cont. Promo ' will not I-ex to 7Q oviog six mi 1:: to be imported. Wont/Vi wheat crop is live per cent. below the average on area and also live per cent. bplow the average in yield Her In: moods. therefore. in 1900 The crop 6 spring crop: I press remark 7 old he , .' Intrsujztbcncd.IL . menus: mu Kmo sowAno. LONDON. July 29-ln the House 0! Louis today. Lord Salisbury the on! ruler. read a message from Kine idtio ward, to the effect that in consider-EL ‘tion or the eminent services of Field Marshal Lord Roberts in South Africa, his majesty recommended that Parlia- , moot grant him the sum of £100, 000g 1 “WW 69c; din: sale 3%. 2 58 Ladies? Tucked Black Silk Belts. m 25.;7 new 15c. Ladies or Mans White Handkerchiefs, flir7ee quality, 69c. ‘ . . Ladiés’ Hue Dotted Lawn Skirts with three games and Hemburq (oration, regular price $3 50; to close $1.728; ' L All Linen Towels. worth 12 I-2c; at7 9c. ‘ , . ‘ 45x36 Pillo'lb Cases. worth 17c; at 12c. . 12 1 2c Seersucker. fine pattern and quality. 8c yard 10c Dies; Gingham. 5 [Jo . , 15c and lie Dotted Swiss, [2 1- 2c yard Ham-n» w.“ I Call: 587—2. . S’S NOTHING LIKE OUR GOODS- 7 THEIRE Ié NOTHING LIKE ouR SWEET Rosy BUTTER. FRESH coEN'i‘Rv Eda: _. 'L-‘ SPLEN‘DID COFFEE. noupLE CREAM CHEESE. 13‘7" FANCY CRACKERS. ‘7 ‘ HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Oranges, Bananas. Peaches. Pineapples, Peas, Wax Roads. Lettuce. Beets, Blackberries, To- ' nmatoes. Water-melons. M-uskmelons, etc. We study to please our patrons. And offer the host the market affords at lowest cash prices. .- Have you seen our hypnotic otter, call and be In _the swim. ‘ I leading 8101:9133 West Iaslnuu 311:: Five Pounds7 iii? ‘ $1.057 3 7 BUTTER S5 t7‘going on a pleasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking At In}: variety of catablcs we are selling at a very low price this week: k f Gr cries in the Twin Cities. I Armour's Roastiiieet. Lib. c'sni-‘r 24c - .‘ ArmoursWhippedBeei (glassjar) 28c ' 2 cans Soused Mackerel, 3 cans Mustard SILIIIIdines, Veal Loaf. per din... , Domestic Oil sardines can, (In Fancy. Stoned Olives. per box, , 10o Plain Luncheon OIIILIvcs. per bottle. Add .3 7775777, ‘7 . 7250 . erso our? rout GROCERIES ‘ ' 1d: , on Us . ANI) SAVEYOUR pEnLiIIrEs. SI. 1772717Ac. POUND rec. POUND‘ ,
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