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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
VIRGINIA BOAT
Club n |. [. |
MANY RAJ Es FOR THIS s !; YEAR { E r


The virginia Boat club held It's twenty;
ninth annual meeting last night q IN inc l
homo OF the virginia Club on SEas = Grace
street. he meeting in every spec was as
ono 81 tho most successfully IN the history
OF the club: tho reports presented by me ne
retiring officials showing the club 70 h be
3in f1rst-class condition. Tho larger ptlrt
OF the club membership was present and
a great degree Of enthusiasm and inter inter-
est mark I'd the proceedings: It was ananl-
mously agreed to secure the services III Il
the best coach to pc IN aaq ar1 as
4 Races viii lie arranged during the sea. !
son with the h Ariel Club, OF Bnltin ~.
with the naval cadets tltAnnupolIl,s, ana 2
crew viii probably BIO entered N the P0to.
mac regatta ashinB toI,
place in the fall. !, q, q y, !, o ~!
NM With theS excellen rowing ma terltL. NV ~,
In hand the club has bright prospects, for
d lirst-cass show wing in the races lWh is;n
they viii enter. It was reported that t4 \
Petersburg club had Just been orgnnSe r.,
and IL they succeed in getting q crew VI, ~ y
them The W ashlngton and Lee % t1i Ct
sty havo Ind an arinunl race WI III !, 9 9
local club for tho past hvc years, a1la as a.,
soon as their crews are nanaoun ni,a ncn 10
try conclus with the Virginia onrsm en-.
Outlook Never Better.
& The outlook from tho racing stnndpaosl .i y
was never better, and unless signs ~,
the Richmond onrsmen Will give q. go e.,s
account Of themselves. New rowing EQUIP
11ent5will$ be purchased to NEE the pres.
ent needs of the clue, and O. new sail poaI
i1ias been ordered. An eight-oared sneli,
purchased last season, mas proVea ~ ~
popular and has been q valuable tactof ~
Goa ching the new men. /. , i, 4 ~ y.
4s Five OF the members of&Lne $ciuo ICY Hi
purchased gasoline launches for their W.
divldual use, and they will add mat
to the enjoyment OF the members.
Membership in the club IS limltea, ana "a e.
ut resent Is IN to tho max mum. the r0t ~.
showing q total of ] G5 active and .l =
members S There are several O. pllcLl il,l
On the wilt ting list, and there 1s prSo'DDas-
sbillty OF increasing the lmi ~ :, 5, u,
81 The Following ere elected as the otllc'tlj
staff for the ensuing year: IS ~, !.
Il a President Eton. Bev 7. gA Crump j vice.
President, W. Gray yattson treasure esIs,1i
Charles IS r. ~ burnett; Secretary, ~ liliam
r. Crawford n Captain w. Penick Sheiton;
First Mate T.. M i Thomas; Second 1MaIe,
i II. W. Shelton, Jr.: Third Mate, :,
Moore. Tho above officers. together with
Messrs Nv. F.Q Gordon, Dr.. ". F 7. ne
Bright and r.. e. ichnels, constitute NC
Board of Directors I, y.
"a fter# the business session ansuInpt uou l
$repas sc was served, bringing to a. close ono
ofI q he most Il en- toya bic occasions IN the
annals Of this old and noted instlt ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
s.s5 NO WEDDING YET.
Young Woman Under sMr.i@''VyIil--
36 ley's Care Hasn't Decided.

Mr. yiley,4 OF the Nineteenth Street Mis- Is
s,on, desires 1t to be known that the
Young woman under his care. to wv HON
a worthy citizen proposed marriage, has
no II accepted the offer.
- MI. Wiley & says; & he has mo desire %
urge Il the girl ana that she must decide
l;Whetherao or not the romance OF ssympa.
f ta,S .1etermined THE worthy citizen has
called at, tho Mission, but has not YET ,o
met tho young woman whom he desires lrl' y
to make. bis wife. .se1 :. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
MISSOURI DEADLOCK
Vote for Spencer Not Likely to
Change Situation.
.(By Associated Press.)

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-. March IA.
The ffty-three Republicans who attend
ed last nights caucus are still bound to
vote for Judge Seldom p. Spencer to-mor-
row for United States Senator hut those
familiar with the situation declare to-
night that there Is little hope of break
Ing the deadlock with Judge Spencer,
and they are now. turning their attention.
to the caucus which, will be held to-
morrow night, when the Republicans Will
again ballot under the .'A7' rule In an
cndeaVor to nominate some one more
acceptable to the Kerens forces
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Double Hanging TOM orroW.

Roth peter Dancey{nnd Edward Austin
Will hang at the County Court folise.3
Governor Montague yesterday declined to
interfere In the caso%o Danccy. and the
suway. u elatfves b tho two condemned
men called upon 1 hem a Il tho jail yestcr-
iday3to tell them goodbye. The OK cutioni
before q small number of ficials. Both
.darkes hang for crimes against their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Supreme 4, Court Proc edings.#

N 9roceedIngs Io or the Supreme Court 8of5
Appeals yes tertlay were: Wish Y, II vs. ";
Wilcox Tor plaintiff III error, and lsdwarG
II. Baird. 8Jr., for defendan Il \ erro and
submitted. LAWYER md OF hers VS.. y rench
ct al !. partly argued by Doug as Stuarti
Tor appellants and continued .Si
Sc Next cases to be called arc: w liam
son VS.. Southern Railway Company N.
3Naws.Icader Company. being Nos. 81;
3GS and GO Son argument ocket. .S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
WAR TALES SHUT, on OUT ['..
Justice i ohn9Vvills Have No More
of Ther,-.---Policc Court N otes.5

rulo was posted b !! the ,ys 8 G Ivy
war story within \ portals e: ,s
session OF that bod Upon readlng the
Eotlee Sergeant Thomas and aS I Mist e,
1nedlately formed q society to meet at
the yashngtond monument every. a aI,!
noon for the purpose {of relating their
experiences at thesfrontSand onSthe firing
line 5slThc socictySWills meet for the first
time on ST. Patrtcli's day. l
Alfred EgglestonS was the first man TO
answer to the roll call. II 9 was charged
with taking thngsTf from the otfice OF the
Virginia State Insurance Company. The
case went OVER for one day for WI t.
5nesses Ssgf. III , .
Quoting a policy game at No. Z 434 East
Franklin Street. and 1t cost him $50 to get.
out of 1t.
Charlie White, .colored, dug for IN ten,
spot for hitting Elnora Reed. .55ify
r. S. Hayward was sen q to Jail for six
sty days for taking a small, sum Of money
from G. b. NorVell.
Jesse Scott was held for further refer
ence6 on the chargeSof taking a., dress ,I,e
Smith. ls;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Lee at etttysburIg.S

II Rev. j a mes Power Smith, d d. has
accept ed 1an Invitation from tho NJ litary
Historical Society OF isAInssacll,lsc lts .t .
mako nj, address before tho organ zatioliE
liz Boston aonEthe evening Of April 8Ath.S
aIIiBlf subject will Sibc % Genernl L. Lee ~
siss Stt high , coming as u does
III the second similnl8 linyitallon8t0 toll inl.s
About u year Va so he made, yltntioll.
aniaddrcSs before u ho same society,,, ON
YYhicha evoked Il he Wrrnesta pra lsea 49,. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Arguing Rate Case.

Argument Is being heard before the Cor-
pora ton Commission In the matter of the
proposed PRONUNCIATION OF a single CLASH
flcntlon of freight rates In Virginia r.
Henry r. Wickhnm and J.9s S. WILSON,,
representing respectively the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
roads. 9
4 other attorneys who will follow are
Hon. A. p. Thorn, OF Norfolk, and Luclan
II. Cooke of Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
{Fls5 y. = h. n
/ Saws It'sFAll One Way

Former State Senator Fred II. III Parrish, Of
jGoochland. is stopping ut Murphy Ss
TITS all ono way; UP In my country, = said
the senator in answer "a TO- a question, us to
tho political outlook in Goochland. I'LL E s.
i''Yhat do you mean BY ono way = asked the
reporter. NJ 81. Y. :. \,
thereby, ''and Il wish you would quote me
as @sa Wing jst l8 A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
aIudgesMD Designated.

f.ovcrnor Montaguc has designated
Jndge John Nv. ~ ards OF the Corporation
Court, Of Roanoke, to hold a part OF the
tern Of the Circuit Court.of Fran!e -
1s'lP' Christian. or Lynchburg, has b lsn
named 4to holdi5a pnrtnof the term OF the
Circuit Court Of Roanoke county for
Judge Henry Il. III Blatr z II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Settling Basin Flooded,

been tinterfcredA with by he flooding of
the excavation with water from the rise
IN tho river, u The wa ter. backed up
through he outlet lpl pes,s.i'l no 1000 ms
delayed progress several days 4; &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
u,Gst Didn't Have the Money.

ivvesterday1 fined o .lf5negro NJ named John
3T fss sio for striking II olored woman
named Taylor, With glass. The man. Vas
also charged with attempted assault upon
the evidence was conflicting and the
charge was dismissed.S He could not
pay the fine and went to jail ss s5.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

Judge ". i. Clopton, OF Manchester, Sit
ting e' inTSthe case OF the Everett .yYaddey
Company Us, 4 r, C. Dunn & olnpany,
the Jury rendered a. verdict TOR 80 IN
favor OF the plaintiffs. sF, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
SnnallaFire I: Small Damage.

n nlarml of fife whhs turned IN last night
iron, the & box Mt the corner Of Ninth ana
trucks Nos Il and 70 responded prompt
q Tho fire was anon gst sonc ashes in mo
basement OF the WI lliams sI' rintlng Company
at No 20 South Tenth Street. Little v or no
damage was done. f5s i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Want Mr.. Krausse.

John Kraussc. cigarmakcr. to become a
candidate for the office OF high con-
stable.
Mr.. iKrausse made an unsuccessful race
for the office several years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Want BoWles Committed.

81 Governor Montague has received "a pGtitions
from, citizens or Clifton Forge. asking that
he commute the dea tn sentences Of one 3owles. W
who ia condemned to hat.g there for murder,
The Goyernorbwll give tho matter his arnest
collsldernti ION. VA olaa 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

conducting al series Of Farmers Insti-
tutes In Tidewater, Virginia, this week.
They are 1ecturing on topics of practical
value to farmers. 1T is he Intention
tofSthe Department of Agriculture soon to!
begin series OF Institutes In Southslde,
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
GA ~ TO 1T "a. sl
B.ar. n. The Kind You Hare Always Bought
ss1 = l<e,zAit1sSs.
WINTER roy1lsr RATES
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

Z THE 3ATLANTlC g CAST LINE,
Y Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
10 all Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line This line 10 the
Shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South,
II offers 10 health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none, You make no
changes. to Tlorida resorts,
For fill particulars apply to any agent
Of the company, or /.
Q. 3 cAMPBELI.
Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond, W. h
q .A@TeE RE .A-
Bar. Tho The Kind You Haze Always Bought
''s; !; l<1,z1azzs14
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
SERGEANT KITTY" /
This Charming Young Soldier at
Academy, Afternoon and Night.

# It has been clearly evidenced by the
general theatre, going public that tho
form Of theatrical amusement most In
time the public has grown critical and
now demands tho very best that It Is pos
sibe to present IN that form Of enter;
81, is A sss9Ha "s 'h auc seai ,Ss
afternoon and night. present The. comic
IN the producton OF sergean ant G Kitty
he has spared neither money. pains or
going public what viii please It. in the
cast are Helen Byron. Charles Wayne,
Edith BAR, SYLVAN Langlois, yirHinla
Lillian Seville. james Furey, Tom fad.
nway. Myrtle I4orlmer. Clara Sterling,
George pcarcc, George Lloyd and Joseph
ChuIIee. ~ \.
New England Drama.
one ne Of the impo,r,antt drama,e eye1,s
my tomorrow night When William Vii ra4 4.
EIrady'e magnificent production OF Way
Fsson hoa sssD nfsr !1 nass A.
charming ldyi Of american ' rnstic lie Iife
combines many elements that command
interest and exact popular sympathy. It
and genial humor, its admirable acting
| md it's stage realism. liz pictures Of
! iite on .,.,i ahe old New ENGLAND farm. with
4 ~ ~ sltlfhing parties and maple sugar
! eainps. Introduce many gnaiH; aud gem
ninsIy comic characters
Sidney and WyckoH.
| with George Hdncy and Fred Wycoff
/ an the cast pf any piece. something
.Ma ~, hays e p b. wl9as FOR Inc perform.
/ theee two comedians, with any SORT of
| slippoft, you'd make Il production well
worth witnessing. bur wtie,i 10th of them
| nearl3 lYo aecre other clever people, tha
| performance u hound 70 bs ono III Gx-
1 feptional merit busy izzyt ,fs scasJp
y aid last night the production was Wit
Asssed ~ another capacity house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

8gift8of! her frlendsSl RUTH Chaptor. The .ll
Mrs Huber respotlded iha feeling man, nan
tDTi,e 5owel W. "a Yery dnaue and yalti::
!AbioSEfft. It'll ddlton alhe y STARCH!
the order, containing the bleni IN golu
and enamel III SINAI ytal, Containing re
Jewel, on witch flsF ehgfaye D. t,tlle
AIi Hub or, and on tho i.eV ersd side 81
the large stari,SH.l ~ rs. Worthy Graniui
members men Of sRu}hI Gliapt q g. 7 y.
/ 81 1lhe gold 5chuns which support. tn
stir OF THO order nro Joined most effe z -
vsty ys Iu te has tcei, untlrlng her Of
forts to al vance the tterestss bf the Order
or VI ia 1lnsterti@ star, ana especial vi nus
shp worked FOR Hut q liaptc 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
.Nudd Goes Free.

j. L. Nudd, he jeweler who was
charged with embezzlng a watch from
&. 9. <Harrison,l was acquitted in the
Hastings Court yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

Holding Farmers Institutes.
Professor soule, Of the V.yP. l.. and
Mr., y. X. G., BEVERLEY. OF Essex, mem
4 Der Of the State Board Of Agriculture. are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Gets Her
Insurance.

n May, 1902, Was Dying OF Brleht's
Disease in the sAuburn, N. VI Hospital
In July, 1909. Accepted for Life lnsur.
the Change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Miller SIR hoads
BROAD WO ENTRANC SIXTH " ~ srRhhr
Yesterda Jays Opening
"a Great. Success
TO-DAY THE SEC OND DAY.

~ s. d
There are two kinds Of prdcthe comniendablc pride
which is all right either individuals OF communicating
the other kind tie possession 81 which makes its owner I'M
versally dslikcd.
Nv feel today that when I'VE point with pride the
ackeyed expression ns) to the formal spring opening q or
store yesterday morning that the pride feel il the store
tile merchandise and the people that hande - q Jusy
commendable one.
Why shouldn't if be?
rbe day was perfect the coming q Rich
ond nged building looked
Of spring merchandise e which =
added plants sweet music to charm
You're heartily welcome to wander at VII through the
store and revcl in the beautiful things displayed from base
rlent to third floor.
We call Your attention especially e the Silks and Dress
Goods on the and the Tailored Suits, Skirts
Jackets cnl the second floor.
To-day's Musical Program.
To.1so p Nj #S1 $3.50 &. NJ 70 e = NJ
,.ron AM Mullen !. analsyns
The Man q o- Seminole ,...,a
sS5 Medley. ! 7ro,tz 5.' 49, ' q " ~ . 17rnosz
! Wait. sloane wsddins J Winds
tfrom Sergeant Kitty q Selection Iaders
J q selection. Woodland tas&
- The Royal chief step "a. ..:: Grey
s. Two step 81. Adams Ahrannaf
You andI " g. serenado Aloret
II Schwartz ,,ado,
Princess zulu, s s ]. n :, 4. Al. 1r
Eugene !, Popps n1orct
! s&H In 5s o 1ntemezzo 0 T
o. Wells
thy
TO- Tlzer TO- Two Step Edwards
S@ Teasing In Zanzibar
The Piano used these has been kindly loaned
! ~ The Cable Piano Company. ss 4sE
y .r>I>Aua>>~As>>~AN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Sn1la;ll ( SUE Decided.

A'3largo audience was present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
RUSSELL SAGE QUITS
LITTLE BY LITTLE THE OLD
 MAN LETS GO.
Not the Miser Generally Represented Rigid Economy Necessary in Early Life Becomes a Habit
 --Given to Advising.

From New York comes the intelli- gence that Russell Sage. the greatest money lender that the world ever saw. is freQuenting his office less and less, some- times an entire month separating his visits, and that in short time he will retire altogether from the financial swirl and strife of money-getting.
 All the enormous transactions which less than year ago the great financier would trust to no hands but his own are now being manipulated by clerks, not even the name Russell Sage entering into the deals. It is not hard for one to guess the reason for the action of MT. Sage in casting business to one side and retiring to private life The fact is his iron constitution is beginning to feel the wear and tear which constant attention to office duties necessitates, and after so many years of steady labor the old gentleman is himself forced to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
hoTALlNG MURDER TRIAL.
Wife Tcstined ns to PrisOher's Ac-
 tfOns on Night of Murder, E.

BINGHAMTON, \. Y., Jan. 24.--At the Hotaling murder trial here Mrs. Hotaling testified under cross exami- nation. and the attorneys for the de fense failed to shake her story told on direct examination, in which she stated that on the night of the murder Hotal- ing came home late and soon became abusive and threatened to kill her and their three-year-old blind boy. for whom he had always had such an aver sion because of his intirmity that it was necessary to keep the child out of his sight.
 She said Hotaling worked himself into a passion, when he said, "Either you or or that brat has got to die to- night Later. she said, he threatened to kill both her and the child.
 She then escaped from the house by climbing down ladder and ran to a neighbours. half mile, in her bare feet, leaving the child in the house. She said her husband had threatened to burn the house, and soon after she reached tAe neighbours she saw the light of the burning building, in which the blind child was burned to death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Flashed Pork on Toast.

Sprinkle one pint cold roast pork, chopped rather coarse. with salt and pepper to taste and one tablespoon four; turn the mixture into a small stewpan, add one-half pint stock or cream and simmer slowly. keeping the vessel closely covered for i5 minutes Season with one tablespoon butter and serve ou rounds of toast with garnish of parsley. Serve nicely baked apples for a companion dish.-Good HoJse- keeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
f' ~ = '.
 SHOOT REFUsEp TO ANSWER.
Senator Absolutely Declined to Tes-
 tify as to Endowment Ceremonies.

Senator AbsOlutely Declined to Tee-
 tify as to Endowment Ceremonies.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. o4.--The sen ate investigation into the protests against Senator Reed Shoot will prob ably be closed today. The cross exami- nation of the respondent terminated earlier than expected, and several oth- CT witnesses for the defense were ex- amined. T9t 7#1s23a@
 The cross examination of Senator Shoot resulted in an absolute refusal to testify in regard to the endowment ceremonies. He also asserted that it was not his business to call to account President Smith of the Mormon church because Mir. Smith had admitted to the committee that he was living in viola tion of the laws of the land. Three other witnesses refused to divulge the chafacter of the endowment ceremo- pies. .t..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
A. G, vanderbilt's Pony Fell.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A. Alfred q. Vanderbilt is lying at the home of bis mother in Fifty-seventh street injured as result of an accident with which he met while riding at the Riding club In Fifty.eighth street, when the my on which he was mounted fell and crushed his leg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
New York Firm Taken In.

ITHACA, N. Y., Jan. 24.-The Tomp. kins County National bank notified the police of New York city that check for $5,0OO, signed NJ. J. Feldman and cashed by a large retail firm in New York. had been received by the bank for collection and had been returned, there being no such account in the hank
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Because He Lied About Her.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 24.-SArah Bur- ley, colored. thirteen years old, was convicted of manslaughter by a jury here for the killing of James Edwards. also colored, nine years of age. The girl confessed having stabbed Edwards and said she did so because he had lied about her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Pioneer of Ulster County Dead.

KINGSTON, \. Y., Jan. 24.-George $. Coutant. one of the pioneers of the cement industry in Ulster county, is dead here in his seventy seventh year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Leading Peach. State.

Georgia has held the lead in the pro- Guciion of peaches for the eastern mar ket since 1902. and for years to come is likely to be the leading peach state in the union. It has over 7.s09.000 trees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Domestic Detail.

Painted furniture should be wiped over with milk to which little water has been added and polished with soft silk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24

above treatment is not used there mutt bs . most thorough manipulation o6 tho scalp for from ten to twenty minutes. twice daily. Every portion of the scalp must be deeply but gently moved in all directions with a firm pressure, not a scratching or rubbing, but deep nov ing of the scalp and muscles down to the bone, so that in time the skin of the head may become as soft and fexi- ble as that of the face. When this is accomplished there will be no com plaint of failing hair, the practice of manipulating the scalp becomes an agreeable habit. which will prove very beneficial in its results, the itching will disappear along with the headache and ilard-drawn feeling of the head. The hair assumes its natural glossy appear ance, and if it is now cared for prop erly 1t will remain as long as you do.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Nature.

Nature never makes a mistake. but she sometimes leaves job for the dressmaker to fnish--Chicago News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Turned the Crank.

She said was a crank
 'what did you say2 Nothing! I couldn't. it gave me such q turp."-Houston Post
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
Tobacco as Reward.

Smoking is permitted in the prisons in Belgium only as . reward for good be- kavior.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
DOUBLE HUNT STAMPS with SUGAR SPECIAL ORDERS GOOD FOR THE WEEK

Free, S11 worth, 110 Hunt Stamps,
 with the following order at S1.0O. 2 cans Corn ................... Poe 2 cans Tomatoes ............... 25c 2 cans Peas 25c 2 cans Baked Beans ........ 25c Free. Sl1 worth, 11O Hunt Stamps,
 with the above order at S1OO.
 Free. so worth. 300 Hunt Stamps,
 with the following order at S1.4O: ] ID Best Coffee ........... 35c 1 ID Best Tea 60c 1 lb Baking Powder ............ 45c Free. $50 worth, 300 Hunt Stamps,
 with the above order at S1.40.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24

All communications for the Home Health Club should be addressed to Dr. David H. Reeder. Laporte. Ind. and contain name and address in full and at least four cents in postage
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
50 HUNT STAMPS WITH
30 HUNT STAMPS WITH

1 bot Lydia Pinkham's Compound. 95c 1 bot Paine's Celery Compound. .95c box Little Liver Pills ......... .25c bot Nervura .95c