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ease germ that 1t cannot Kill.
Tho, reason Is that germs, are vese-
tables and Liauozone-llke an excess
OF oxysen--is deadly to vegetal matter.
There lies the great value OF Liquo-
zone. 1t Is the only way known to kill
germs in the body without killing the
tissues, too Any drug that Kills germs
ls a poison. and 1t cannot be taken In
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in any germ disease. 1t IS this fact
that gives Liquozone its worth to ru-
mainly. And that worth Is so great
that we have spent over one million
dollars TO supply the first bottle free 10
each sick one we learned OF,
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IN A BAD WAY. :
Many a Richmond Reade,
Will Feel Grateful For
This Information.

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agents for the United states,
Remember the name poan Sand take
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Hampden-sidney, Il; Emory, O.

Special to The Times pispa,eeEnv;2 ,r1,u
, III % I'm the game here this after,
4spssts apd s pero re
Henry, Ii Tue. Saturday. when they played Ran
snnn G Mae eo1 By shifting out the visitors by
score o. tea m demonstrated Its superiority
tbroeph ho though the visitors contested the
The tSey 9e a4 rgR
.eo;her from start to finish. Reynolds pitch.
excellent S Sre sam III. an Sa
,n.ttnr no ono to walk. Berlin, 9. OF
1naons and Henry. proved an easy mark fhr
The home team, as they went after MIN 20 'h '
'u' For the home team Gerow. IN left f,eia;
accepted all ak Of his chances ICE n IN tbe fea
t suyt' 81 the game For the visitors q. Taylor
and Lynch played a good game
Score by innings: @
lIampden- sidney ,.......,.'''''ao 4 n n a
Emory and Henry, .....,,..,,..O . guy Nd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Scout her'''t a''s'
oh 4 81 Z {. Il i
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score. IN the la.. practice shoot q the ..prlpg

scores In the last practice shoot OF the spring
season. NJ 81;
The best scores Of the season were made.
In fact. George Robinson shot In professional
style, as he accounted for SO targets out OF 100.
Messrs. MacLelland and Martin also shot In
great form, dropping but and 8 respectively,
out OF their string Of 100. Mr.. II. H. Fox, OF
Ashland had good score and run OF 30
straight.
As this shoot concluded the practice shoots
the regular season opening May s. the targets
were fairly easy and Captain Fultz had the
angles gradually increased until the contest
ants were breaking good strong angles ere they
knew It. s53 aFg
The opening SHOOT for the handsome gold
medal donated b. Mr.. Frank Anthony will
occur May 6.
There Will be two other medals shot for each.
Saturday, In addition to some money or mer-
chandise prizes which will, be announced
later. n
The Deep Run Hunt Club had a wei: at
tended shoot yesterday afternoon They are
offering some very attractive prizes this season.
The grand prize OF the season. s25 silver
cup. Ito be shot for on handicap basis, Will
attract many sixty-fiye dollars In gold is
also added.
T
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BARTON HEIGHTS .
NOW IN \. THE !: LEAD.
Manchester Colts Even With
the Champs for Second
Pa Place.
.----------------
TWIN. CITY GAMES CLOSE
Standing Of the Clubs.
R assss a's sss Rf iss%ssa Il IS
Scores Yesterday.
4 Barton Heights. 0; Brownies. ~
Manchester, s; Richmond, =.
Game Wednesday.
4P. NJ, Brownies VS. Richmond.
Game Saturday. s.
TWIN CITY GAMES CLOSE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Ia1Qe 0dlQAudy.
Georgetown va North Carolina
Tho Brownies dropped with p dull thud yes
terday afternoon, and now the Barton Heights
Students hold their heads up and step high
as tho leaders in the Twin City race for tho
pennant. ''l1appy" Blunt. the colts mas
cot and all around rooter, was on hand and
put In some ticks for the Nor,hsders. and
said he was going to run for justice Of the
peace if Manchester won from Richmond,
and 1t la now up to him to get in the race.
The second game was. tho Colts from this
start They ran away from , George LENDER 81
Il aes Mas ha anu impoysSty FOR An,honys boys
to be 90 overtake1i. Bender switched his men in
every nnd T 11ss ,ws psnty
of hitting on the part OF the Manchester con.
tingent. as here always has been, and ths
battery worked like a charm. OF the Two
G1esa Ras BY V
q change in It's makeup since tho season son
opened while the others have been making i,
experiments all along, ana tnat ls why tne
southsde fellows arc 90 strong: 80,
The Brownies are up in the ar !, q , new
showed at th, Ia ne fner Was a. not
errors that should not have been made Tucker i,e
Iulcher who made two OF the four hita
Winston has not yet 8OL INTO uls us uh' AoAih'
while sornd OF this others need to ginger up.
The Champions take for granted always. but
1t Is up to them to hustle now.
Barton Heights has a. very strong team
But tho same thing exists there as with
Richmond Two many men carried and
too many cha nges are being made. When
the teams get together this Will be one Of tbs
fastest leagues OF the kind IN the country.
canter After the third inninT. It was not
necessary to work hard. hut the Brownies
got close imitation of ginger, and held
the Students down., but they could not over
come the lead, and here .isa,the detailed score,
as handed out by the official scorer:
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The Second Game.

n The psecond game was won. In Ealmost the
Same manner in which the Northsiders got
told his 5men TO pull for three runs on the
start, and sure enough they did so: They
went him one better In the cnext inning and
grabbed in grounders like a5chef taking hot
rolls from the oven Swift made a circus
catch Of a fly. ball which everyone thought
"a base hi. Hogans error IN n1uffing Cam
non's fly was responsible for a score. the,
first. made by the BenderltGs The detailed
OF Leake, and good hitting BY the entire
aggregation OF Colts. follows:t x
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THE NAVY 0UTR0WED
THE PENN. UNIVERSITY

ANNAPOLIS. MD, April as,--The Navy won 2.
to-day in a, two-miis race to the Severn: The
winning time was ?Is 81 and that q .oa psher
navy navy spurted and won by a little over a
length Head winds and choppy water ac-
count FOR the slow time. jag I5.lt53 q
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Philadelphia, s; Boston, q.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April 2o.--NYllis
was in poor form In the first and second
innings. and the home team secured
enough runs to defeat Boston.
Score: r. H. E.
Philadelphia 49,. 33oooOooo-s IS 2
Boston ............. OOO3100OO4 Q 4
u Batteries: Pittlnger and Doom; Willis
and Needham. Time, 1:45. Umpire. Bauz-
wine. Attendance, ] ,3S6.
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Wash. and Lee, IL; RIM, 8.

M ~ fsnecIal TO The Times plspatch.)
,,ryAfMSIToN, VA, April 29.--Washington
nd AZ Tee University defeated Randolph Macon
Col this afternoon IL to s. A home rm run
was scored by Ragley Tor WashlNs'oh u"u
Lee n " ~
Score: xnoonnots,ia ~
i'T R 'a1utterIes.Washngton and Lee. Chiffon and
Trmbie; Randolph Macon. Harrell ana
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SOC. Bottle Free.

II you need Liauozone. and have
never tried 1t, please send us this coupon.
We will then mail you an order on d
local druggist for full-sze bottle, and
we will pay the druggist ourselves for II.
This is our free gift, made to convince
YOU: to show you what Liquozone L.. and
what 1t can do. In justice to yourself
please accept 1t to-day. for 1t places you
under no obligation whatever.
Liquozone costs SOC. and 81.
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Woodberry, 10; Woodlawn, Z.

Especial to The Times, plsratcfo a.
fn,oRDonNSVILLE, VA, April :.-Woodberry
Forest Academy defeated Woodiawn SEM,
nary. of this place, a. Orange this afternoon
Nv The score OF 10 to z. The game was very
4, erestlng one OF seven innings.
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Summary --Two.hase hits--,J. Anthony, Semi.
,Three-base hts-Swift Hooker, Crawford.
Stolen bases--J. Anthony, a. Anthony, Water,
2. Double plays-senf to Ford. Bases on balls
OFF eLcake, 2; off earle, 3; off Crawford !.
Hit by pitched balls-Swift. Elmore, Ford,
Struck out-By Leake. 10; by Carrie /; by
Crawford. 7. Time of game, las, Umpire,
Bender Attendance. $500,
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Pittsburq. =: Chicago.

Pittsburg, 8; Chicago, 2.
hits Pittsburg got It's first run and won
the game in the fourth inning on two
e~sors 5a
Score: r. H. e
sPittsburg .......... i 100000 O
Chicago ........... 0001O00o1-2 8 8
Batteries: PHILIPPE and Carisch; yvemer
and Killing. Time. 1885. umpires. KLEIN
and Emslie. Attendance. 1000.
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College Baseball,

yole. g; University Of Pennsylvania, Q.
Harvard, 8; Dartmouth, ],
Brown, 2; Bates. j.
Amherst, 8; Colby, 2,
C;nnraetown, 10; George Washington, 3,
Naval Academy, -; MARYLAND AsFlcu4'uof7a'
i Hazard, s; Dartmouth.
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Monroes, s; Blues, !

OF last seaAon at Forest Hin Sal-
urday BY score OF 10 /. The feature OF the
game was the pitching OF Rees, allowing only
two hits batteries, Monroe. Rees and Booker
Rlues, Hogan and WEIGH.
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Southern League

Al New Orleans-NeW UFleHHs' 1'1''1o
i'e at Memphis Shreveport, Il Memphis. l.
a. Atinnta~ Atlanta, 8; Birmingham: I.
4 AZ Observation-Disclosures v NashSl''e'
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Cures Kidney Disease


the Kidneys
SAFE a
&
positively -
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Eczema-ErysipeIas
Fevera-Gall Stones
Goitre-C4out
Gonorrhea--Gleet
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Cincinnati, q; ST. Louis, i.

Cincinnati, q; St. Louis, I.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. April 2o-Cincinnati
to-day won from st. Louis. overall had
slightly the better of Mcfarland.
e score: a. 3 81 IA NJ 8 r. H. e.
st. Louis ~. ~. Of 90 o . 90 OIL 3 I
Cincinnati /. ......... Q OOi2O0000-2 Q
Batteries: Mcfarland, Zearfoss and
Warner: Overall and Schiei. Time, 1:i6.
Umpire, O'Day. Attendance. 500.
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Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs and such results are Indirect
and uncertain. Liquozone attacks the
germs, wherever they are. And when
the germs which cause disease are de-.
stroyed, the disease must end. and FOR
ever. That is Inevitable.
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CADET TEAMS ON
THE. DIAMOND.
". M. !. Defeats " P. I. by
Score Of Eight to
CLEAN AND SPIRITED R Ed !. GAME Al
Captain Conrad's Three Base Hit
a. Featureo 81 the
Game.
CLEAN AND SPIRITED Fl: / GAME
Special to The Times Dispateh.)g

~ special to The Times Dispatch.) ~
LEXINGTON, pril % " n irginia.
Military Institute defeated Virginia Poly
technc Institute this afternoon In q holly
contested game Of. base ball. 8 to 6. These
two schools have long been friendly rivals
on the athletic field, and the Lexingt ton
boys are jubilant over their victory. The
game was clean and spirited The fea-
lures were Captain Conrads three base
hit for V.M. IL sending in two men, and
his stop irrs mid ali. robbing Shepard Of
three Dagger and preventing the Poly;
technics IL from a possible tying OF the
score G. Harris. for the visitors, put
IN sOn1ea timely hitting a gfss 2}8
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South Atlantic League.
At. columbia- savannah-coumbia, no game
Fu,'t C,harleston.- Charleston, !; Jacksonville
o. ralien on account Of iain.l
= Al Macon--A ugusta, 3; Macon, y
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St Louis, o o2o,a1o5o-5 /
Batteries: Rhodes and Bemiss: Petty
and sugden Time, 1:43. Umpire. Sheri-3
dan. Attendance. 1896.
Washington, q; Boston, 2.
BOSTON, MASS. April es.-Though Bos-
ton outbatted Washington to-day, the
visitors won.
Score: r. H. E.
Washington ...12oooo0lo4 g i
Boston .............0 010 10 90 o. L
Batteries: Jacobsen and Kittredgc; d.
neen, Gibson and Crger. Time, 1916. I'm
pire, O'Lough!in. Attendance. 6.52s
Chicago, IS; Detroit, S.
b CHICAGO. April 2e-Donovan was bat
won the game in the first two innings.
Score: s R. n. T.
Detroit ............O 0 o 0 10 00G3-io 10 3
Batteries: Smith and MacFarland; Dom
ovan and Woods. Umpires. Kelly and
Mccarthy Time. 1850 Attendance, I'LL.
MADE GOOD SCORES.
Saucer Breakers" Of Richmond
Club Did Some Clean Work.
Just one dozen saucer breakers" faced the
traps yesterday evening on the beautiful
shooting grounds OF the Richmond Gun Club.
and Wed with each other in making good
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Tuberculosis
Tnnors-Ulcerr
taricocele
Women's DiLeaseo

All diseases that begin with fevsrs-An IN.
fammaton-al oatarrh--nli contagious dis.
eases-all the results OF impure or poisoned
blood. 'f5 }Ssl, l$
In nervous debility Liquozone acts 40 Q
vitalxer accomplishing what no drugs can do. Il
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q Score by Innings: y q " 4 n.
Barton Heights .-.............1 3 900 -
Brownies - i 1obn No
Evoy, Triton. Double plays-Hicks to Bache
to Tucker, Phillips to Boone. to Triton. Base
on 'balls-Cff Winston. q off Trevilllan, g.
Struck 6uttSBy Trevillian. 6; bye winston, 8!
Time Of game, 1:25 Umpire, Duke. Attend
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WARMERS SAFE CURE

Il
j. q & h & <
kdnav
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q reddish brick
condition
e
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
& Scores Yesterday.
+ Washington. 4: Boston. 2. si,s III
New York-Philadelphla: rain.
Chicago. Is: Detroit. S.
Z Cleveland, Z; st. Louis, s.
Where They Play T o-day.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
4 New York at Philadelphia.
Where They Play Monday.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Detroit.
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prevent
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The Fame or Giotto.

In his own day Giotto's fame as
painter was supreme. He had numer
Gus followers, and these "Giotteschi,"
as they were styled. continued his
methods for nearly hundred years.
But, like all the great men OF the Flor
entine school, he was n master of more
than one craft. Forget that they
were painters writes Mr.. Berenson.
they remain great sculptors: forget
that they were sculptors, and still they
remain architects. poets and even men
OF science" The beautiful Campanile.
which stands beside the cathedral In
Florence. and represents perfect
union OF strength and elegance. was
designed By Giotto and partly erected
In his lifetime. Moreover. the SOUP
tured reliefs which decorate its lower
part were all from his designs. though
he lived 90 execute only two OF them.
Thus, architect. sculptor. painter,
friend Of Dante and of other great
men OF his day. Giotto was the worthy
forerunner of that brilliant band OF
artists which century later made
Florence forever renowned ms the
birthplace OF that great revival. o,
'.new birth" OF art. generally called
'.The Renaissance. st Nicholas.
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In the National Capit,I.

Cornelius Vanderbilt is said to be
slated for the ambassadorship to Ger
mary.
Secretary Hay and Minister Corea
have signed an cStradi!ioh treaty for the
United States and Nicaragua.
The Senate in executive session rati-
fed the international sanitary treaty. and
that designed to repress the trade in
white women.
Frederick f. Rittman of Cleveland,
Ohio, auditor for the War Department.
has rendered his resignation. aud Il. +.
Harper of Fort Wayne. Ind, will be
appointed to fill the vacancy.
James d. Reynolds Of Boston. former
~ secretary of the Massachusetts Re
publican State committee, has taken the
oath Of Office as assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, succeeding Robert Il. Arm
strong. resigned.
Captain George w. Kirkman of the
Twenty infantry. who is being tried
by court martial at Fort Niobrnra. Neb..
IN charges Of conduct to the prejudice Of
good order and military discipline, has
rendered his resignation.
For The first time within the range
OF memory the Supreme Court was late
the other day in convening. Owing to
a misunderstanding among the justices
there was no quorum until fifteen minutes
past noon. the time Of opening
The President has accepted the resir
nation Of Stanford Newell Of Minnesota
American minister nj The Hague. al
the request Of Mr. Newell. based on the
III health Of his wife. His successor will
be- DIR. David Jayne Hill, present minis.
ter to Switzerland.
At a meeting Of members Of Congress,
belonging 10 the American group of In,
terpariiamentary Union for the promo
ton OF international arbitration. Chair
man Bartboidt was authorized TO selec,
aud appoint delegates TO the Rrussel,
conference Of the union 10 be held In
| September.
The Court Of Appeals Of the District
Of Columbia decided, in the case Of Jaat
| Rodriguez. a Porto Rican. who appiies
| for work Ia the Washington navy yard
| that a citizen OF Porto Rico possesse,
| the necessary qualifications as 10 citizen
| ship under civil service regulations I,
make him eligible for government ser
| vice.
| A peace Jubilee TO celebrate the ffti
eth anniversary Of the close If the Ciyi
War was proposed TO President Rooae
welt by Newell Sanders Of Chattanooga
Tenn, who suggested that the exposition
be held at Chattanooga In 1915.
The Comptroller Of the Treasury ha
revised the decision Of the auditor 70
the War Department on the claim OF IN,
State 81 Wisconsin for interest paid 81
bonds issued to raise money 10 aid th
United States IN the Civil War. Tn
State has already been paid S45s.67
and the comptroller ffds still due SITS,
QHl
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Laying up Treasures.

The third bank of Japan received Q
deposit of 1900 yep, which will remain
for $50 years, from G.. Abe, dealer in
coal and coke at Tokyo. The bank
has contracted to pay the sum OF
1,20S,411,1T9 yen at the end of go
years. The father of the depositor
was a jinrikisha man, and he himself
was an ice boy some twenty years ago.
Lately the father lost a ship in a
storm. The ship had been Insured for
1900 yen. The money received from
the insurance company was deposited
In behalf of his posterity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-17
cHArTER ,syIrf.

wken Hesens next recovered conscious
nx<s she was lying On comfortable bed
In q nice, bright. coy room. and Sue.
her cun faithful. trnsty Sue. wss sitting
BIZ her bedside with . great fan. and
Heiene felt neither thu pain nor the thirst
which she had iaxt remembered,
She gaEsd around the room. ard saw
she brightly pnpersd walls. and the clean
Lace curtsins. aud the pictures, and they
ksemed familiar to her Her weak mind
Wondered and questioned where she WAS.
and seeiar the tears running down Sues
black face. Heieae smiled and said:
why ara Jon crying, sasgT
whsreupos the good cid Sue Jumped
ID a. In an ecstasy. ard dropped her fan,
ard e3apped ker hxads and cried
s.sAe's spcken. MIxysx kpea kIm' again
xfas.r Jack. Mas'r Jaek-'
And Hessue's establishment Increased
shen Waiter appeared ~ tbs door. wai-
frs va. paief. and his face was fhinncr
thaa when she had last seen him. There
sas q haxgart. psin-stresched Iosk about
dts eyes. ard white bandnxs surround.
"a part Ut his head. lie came 10 The
kessxids ara took Hsiene's hand aas said
n am 70 glad thss yeu are a little
better. Ton VIII ~ progressing fafsDsfkss
now. think, and We skHli soon hare yo8
vel and ~ again
And - Meles.< sss-ssssr; sc Waiter. and
asked hesn~sf where BE- was when sae
lass saw hsna, hrx eyes for thu FIRST time
recgxnised The roam Ia which she lay.
~ was her ewn reom In Riehmend. She
feebsY pendered how shs came 70 be
there. and why che had left IL. and hos
shs had gos back aEaip. and the eiEor'
fsflxneA her 30 that ale could only smile
ssaiy. SD lack sshi:
/ There Row. We must not troable yor
100 much ~ Jet. TRY 20 get better
quickly"
| With That be pressed her bot hand and
stele away On tipsoe. After that Helen.
rapidly Improved. and commenced r
l qssestisn che faithful Sne. Tho good
woman could give Helene but little n
Dianation except that sAs bad bsez
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CHAPTER XIX.

IL was q i0Feiy summer night In the
year Of grace 1870. and the pale sickle
Of the moon shone from an unspeckei
beaven upon a scene Of pomp and gandy
glory sztch as cpuid not have been sur
passed eyea In the gay capital Of the
most frivolous nation upon the earth
The windows Of the Tnileries were
shlsxe with myriad Of opalesccnt lights,
The rays II the moon flashed on the
arms and the arrnor Of thousand cniras-
slerx drawn up Ia serried lines on either
side ~ the great entrance. where ear.
rIage after carriage drove M. discharg-
ed It's load Of fair ladies and gorgeous
s*atle1Een. aud then drove away again
70 make r00sss for another. and another
aad jet nnstheF. until there seemed %
be nn essd ~ the mass Of bediamonesi
wosarn. and of men giittering tn stars
sud decorations, who had como 90 pay
homage 10 The last and the iistiesi 81 iht
FTesteh Caesars.
iie. the crest enc, seemed weary Of
she Incaasc aui the aduIation. lie had
etrs,seA out into the garden. leaning
heavily Hpan a riiek with one hand. while
through his free arm was drawn ths
finy. siaiutEiy gioyei hand Of q lady
u BON al the women ensied and hated
for tho exceeding favor Of which she
was the recipient. and az whom all tbs
nspa stared rs II their heaven lay In hen
eyes, and whom they vowed the mesl
isauiifal aud the most hewitehing Of al
the women there.
Not q very young wcuaH. either. but
/ tall ard sIately--4n the Iatsr thirties
Though shs showed none Of the ravmge'
Of advancing time. She carried her head
az II she had bern born 10 throne
The large. ilnpid. dark blue eyes seemed
81 into her head for the express purpos'
oil thrilling the hearts Of men-
| THAT English woman again. wesu
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40 bu. Beardless Barley per acre.
$40 bu. Salzer's New National Oats per A.
50 blu. Salzer Speltz and Macaroni Wheat.
1000 bu. Pedigree Potatoes per acre.
Ia tons of rich Billion Dollar Grass Hay.
60 900 lbs. Victoria Rape for sheep-per A.
l60, 600. lbs. Teosinte, the fodder wonder.
81, 600 lbs. Salzer's Superior Fodder Corn
rich, juicy fodder, per A..
Now such yields you can have in 1905,
II you will plant my seeds.
JUST SEND THIS NOTICE AND loo
in stamps to John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis, and receive their great cata.
log and lots Of farm seed samples. IC. n. VI