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What Liquozone Is.

The virtues OF Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula IS sent
TO each user. The process of making
requires large apparatus. and from TO
IA days time. 1t is directed by chemists
of the highest class. The object is to
so fix and combine the gases as to carry
into the system powerful tonic germi-
eide
Contact with Liquozone kills any form
of disease germ, because germs are of
vegetable origin. Yet TO the body Liquo-
zone Is not only harmless. but helpful
in the extreme. That is its main dis
tinction. Common germicides are poison
when taken internally. That is why
medicine has been so helpless in a germ
disease. Liquozone is exhilarating, vi
talking, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist I'm 1t.
We purchased the American rights TO
Liquozone after thousands of tests had
been made with II. Its power had been
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
IOWA WOMEN SERV
AS BANK OFFICIALS
thirteen Hold the Position of Cashier While Many Others
Give Satisfaction as TellerS and Bookkeepers-A Are
Pronounced Proficient in Their Respective Places.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Oct. AT pres
ent thirteen women are serving as
cashiers in Iowa banks, at least eighteen
others are assistant cashiers. and there
are tellers and bookkeepers galore Sc
lected from the ranks Of the capable
young women of the "Hawkeye" State.
That they are proficient in Judgment
ana executive action Is the testimony OF
the men with whom they are associated
Among the women known to be holding
important Offices in Iowa banks are:
Cashiers-Mrs. y. F. Wilson, Sharpes-
burg; Alice E Hubbard. Spencer; Eva
NJ Southwick. Moville; Emma Ander-
son, Ottumwa; Helen NJ. Beekwith,
Preston; Luella Houghton. Red Oak;
Dorothy Tracy. Richland: Victory
Safouk, Richland; Alma Banning. Sey-
i1our; Anna f. Olsen. Ellsworth; Dora
II. Mathes. Kelly: Beatrice NJ. Bruins
kill, Chatsworth; Abbie j. Converse.
Cresco.
Assistant cashiers-Anna B. Jahnson,
BGssey; Claudia Carruthers, Columbia !;
Kate Albertson, Corydon: Rose L-atta,
DuHcombe; Alice G.. Bell, Shannon City;
Carrie T. Johnston. St. Charles; Emma.
G. Graybill. Upton; Belle J. Hankey.
Titonka; Mrs. J. j. Taylor. Udell; ida
S. Stearns, Van Vert; Florence Musset-
ter. Victor; Nellie Milford. Rudd; Jes-
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QUITE DIFFERENT.

Indeed" said the wife of the sue.
cessful man. 'it is Just as all the
sketches of you say / have made you
what you are. The record OF your
life shows on every page the discreet
touch and the helpful influence OF your
wife"
True. my dear" acknowledges the
successful man. And, for Instance
there is Buggles. down the street He
went into bankruptcy last week and
VIII have TO move 10 a smaller town
and start all over. l suppose his wrYe
made him what he isZ''
The ideal / should think you might
know that a man never owes anything
but his success TO his wife. Seattle
Post Intelligencer.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
We Will Buy
You Bottle of Liquozone and Give 1t You to Try

proved, again and again. in the most
difficult germ diseases. Then We offered
TO supply the first bottle free in every
disease that required it. And over one
million dollars have been spent to an
nounce and fulhll this offer.
The result IS that II. 900. 900 bottles have
been used. mostly in the past two years.
Today there are countless cured ones,
scattered everywhere. to tell what
Liquozone has done.
But so many others need II that this
offer is published still. In late years,
science has traced scores of diseases TO
germ attacks Old remedies do not ap-
ply to them. We wish to show those
sick ones-at our cost-what Liquozone
can do
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
EXPECT H. 7. IAGGART
TO GET HIS old PLACE
Many Think Baker Will Select Him foz
Vacancy in District Attor-
ney's Office.

District Attorney Baker has not yet
taken any steps to fill the vacancy IN
his staff OF assistants caused by the ap-
pointment of Assistant District Attor-
ney Alexander X. Mullowny TO place
on the Police Court bench.
1t is understood, however. there are
many applicants for the position made
vacant by the promotion Of Mr. Null
lowny.
Mr. Baker will not take up the mat
There is a general belief that District
Attorney Baker will offer the position
TO Hugh T. Taggart, who. until about q
year ago, when he resigned, Tor nearly
twenty years was first assistant In the
District Attorneys Office During his
term OF service Mr.. Taggart drew all the
indictments reported by the local grand
of the District courts that they always
withstood all attacks upon their valid
ity.
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Discovered by Doctor.

A few days ago Dr. II. Hoibrook Cur
tis, prominent New Yorker, discover
ed Caruski and his wonderful tenor
voice. DIR. Curtis declares the boy is
the greatest vocal wonder OF the age
and that with a few years study he
VIII be among the most famous tenors
of the world.
back in their little East Side home sits
mother too proud for words, too
thankful that the great gift OF her boy
Is TO be known to the world. From
poverty to wealth assured. these primi-
tive people have been launched within
a few days and the happiness which
has come to them both has seemed al
most too good to be true
When Caruski went to the theater
for the first time a few days ago in
New York he declared for the first
time in his life he could not sing.
Il cannot sing today 1t is all too
good to be true, he exclaimed, and he
was allowed TO go home The rest OF
the day was spent by the boy in saying
good-by to his friends on the Bowery
and In preparing for the trip 10 Wash
tngton.
Caruski will be given small part in
Mile. Modiste' later on. and when the
company goes TO New York he will i'm
mediately begin studying. AT the con-
clusion of the season he will be sent
abroad for two years study with a
prominent tenor. IL is believed Jean De
Reszke will be his instructor.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

We make few claims of what Liquo-
zone will do. And no testimonials are
published to show what il has done. We
prefer that each sick one should learn
it's power by a test. That IS the quick
est way to convince you.
So we offer to buy the first bottle and
give IL 10 you TO try. Compare 1t with
common remedies: see how much more
IL does Don't cling to the old treatments
blindly. The scores OF diseases which
are due to germs call for a seraicide.
Please learn what Ldquozone can do.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
A LESSON IN THE ART.

The Complete Angler-Yes. the bass
Is the wiliest OF the flnny tribe all right,
as this little incident Will show. One
day while engaged in my fayOrite pur-
suit. / dropped valuable diamond
ring in the water. The following day
cast my line near the spot where the
ring disappeared and soon landed a
five-pound bass. Nvw, what do you
suppose the camp cook found inside
that fish?
The Chorus OF NovIces-Haw! Haw,
Hawi The missing Jewelry, of coursei
The Complete Angler-Ah bows. Won
seem to forget about the witness OF the
bass. What the cook really found was
pawn ticket for the ring,-Puck.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
OF PYTHIAS
ANNUAL VISITATION
Grand Chancellor Carter Makes Round of District Lodges
Cordial Reception Given Him-Oficers Reports
Show Organization Fourishing.
copyright, 1905, by Und

James W. Carter. grand chancellor of
the knights of Pythias of the District
of Columbia. accompanied by the grand
lodge Officers, began recently the series
of annual visitations to the nineteen
subordinate lodges of Washington, by
going to Webster Lodge. No. Z. This
lodge was organized August q. 1866, and
today there are but two older lodges in
exis;ence-Franklin. No. 2. the mother
lodge. and Mt Vernon. No. 5. The visit
to the pioneer lodge WAS notable from
the fact that 1t was the first annual visi-
tation in the new Pythian Temple re-
Gently built by the order.
The following officers were .ccsent:
Past grand chancellor. Thomas A
Bynum; grand chancellor. James w
Carter; grand vice chancellor. Jeffer-
son Middleton; rand prelate, Henry r.
Adams; grand keeper OF records and
seal. Henry J. Gasson; grand master
OF exchequer. ]. II. Mitchell; grand mas
ter at arms, G. Frank Day; grand inner
guard. Claude II. Woodward; grand
outer guard. Richard S. Sebastian.
grand lecturer. w. T. Richardson; grand
trustees. J. F. Skidmore and Albert
Kah!ert. A cordial welcome was extend
ed by ChanceE cr Commander Frank B.
Essex and his staff of officers and the
members of Webster Lodge.
Reeves Address.
Supreme Representative John c.
Reeves, of Lancaster, Ohio. who comes
from a State that boasts OF 5000
Pythians, and Supreme Outer Guard
John w. Thompson, of this city. who
has held that office for thirty-two con-
secutive years, addressed the meeting.
Grand Lecturer Richardson told Of the
unwritten work; the grand keeper OF
records and seal reported on the books
of J. G.. Wilson, who has recorded the
proceedings of Webster Lodge for th!r-
ty-one terms. and the grand master of
exchequer made report showing the
lodge 10 be in superb condition. numeri-
cally and financially. Handsome bou-
quets were presented to Grand Chancei-
lor Carter by Supreme Representative
elect d. Z. Wiber, and by Past Chan
cellOr John r. Miller to Grand Vice
Chancellor Middleton, on behalf of the
lodge. the last named being a member
OF Webster Lodge. Musical numbers
were rendered by two members OF the
lodge-Carl r. Engel. two plano solos.
and w. e. Taylor. two vocal solos. Re
freshments were served in the armory
OF the Pythian Temple. The lodge com
mittee in charge of the visitation was
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
FORMER PEDDLER
SHINES AS TENOR
FRITZ Scheff's PrOtege Has
Great Future.
COMES TO THE CAPITAL
New Find Viii Appear in "Mlle. Mo-
disrer-To Take Lessons From
De Reszke.

Washington is TO have the first glimpse
of a singer who is said to be the great
est discovery of the age. He is Raphael
Caruski. who will make his first pro-
fessional appearance tomorrow night
at the Columbia Theater with Fritzi
Scheff n Mile. Modiste."
1t will be difficult for the audience To
find him. however. for his identity will
be lost among the hundred or more
members of the chorus. but in the we'll
drilled ensembles the audience may
know there IS IA tenor voice ringing high
and clear. which promises 10 bring to
its lucky possessor the plaudits of two
continents In the coming years.
Dovetailed Stage Name
Raphael Caruski is not the real name
of this marvellous singer. 1t is Isaac
Routman. The fascinating star of the
company, Nine Scheff, has renamed
him. however. and in selecting a suit
able stake name has merged those of
Carusi and De Reszke, with happy re-
suits.
Less than week ago Caruski was a
peddler in the swarming East Side OF
New York. Day after day he drove his
wagon through the narrow streets
hawking vegetables. and when evening
came, and his little home seemed too
small and too crowded for him, he went
off into the fields. and there. where
none but the birds could hear, he sang
and sang and sang until his very soul
seemed to be pouring out.
The peddler would then return to his
home. and the next day would find him
again on the streets selling vegetables
before crowded Bowery homes. Some
times his earnings would be $50 a day,
and sometimes less, but 1t always proved
sufficient TO be divided with his devoted
mother.
The pretty friendship and affection
between this East Side boy and his
6oting mother has long been the envy
of the poor hardworked people among
whom these two lived. The boy. with
his marvellous voice, would talk TO his
mother Of the years to come. when he
would one day be a great opera singer
like his IDOL Carusi, but this was always
dream 10 him. with no hope OF realiza-
tion.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
SOC Bottle Free.

III you need Liquozone. and have never
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VIII then mail you an order on local
druggist for full-size bottle. and will
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The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Also most forms OF the following:
Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles
Stomach Troubles Women's Diseases
Fever. Inflammation. or catarrh-impure or
poisoned blood-usually Indicate a germ ar
tack ~
IN nervous debility Liquozone acts as a
Fitaiizer, accomplishing remarkable results
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
MILITARY ACADEMY
APP0INTEES NAMED

The following candidates for admis-
sion tC the United States Military Acad-
envy in 1906 have been appointed.
George NJ. Noah. alternate. kosciusko.
Miss; Thomas S. Bridges, Sterltn9-
Neh: Lunsford E. Oliver. alternate,
Shubert, Neb.; Chauncey G. Devoro,
Wheeling, w. Va
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sic Porter. Hartwick; Agnes White,
Knoxville; Mrs. W. F. Cox. Lehigh;
Minnie Ltnwiller. Liscomb: Grace Du-
fus. Lorimore; Lottie Dearborn. NAL
vern.
Among the recent appointments to the
position of teller is Miss Naomi Tomp-
kins. of Grundy Center. who will fill
the place in the Grundy County National
Bank
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

e. "A.
Visits Harmony Lodge.
On Thursday evening Grand Chancel-
lor Carter and grand lodge officers paid
an official visit TO Harmony Lodge, No
Il, in the Pythian Temple. This vista
uon was successful one, and largely
attended. The work of the grand lee
turer was well received and the reports
OF the grand lodge officers showed the
lodge to be in excellent condition Dur
ing the past year this lodge has had
many of Its members on the sick list
and lost two by death. The officers of
the lodge are: c. r. Wells. chancellor
commander; c. W. Henderson. vice
chancellor; j. b. Railey, prelate; E.
Lodge Hill. master OF work: B. G Nc
quay. Keeper of records and seal: NJ G.
Delarue. master of finance: NJ. A.
thompson, master of exchequer; ]. T..
Wells master at arms; j. S. Prescott,
inner guard; j. K. Davis, outer guard
FOLLOWING the routine work were
speeches and recitations Those who
took part were Chancellor Commander
Jacobus 5. Jones, Past Grand Chan
ceIlor Frank s. Hosford, and Master
OF Work Bassett. of Superior Lodge,
No. q; Past Chancellor w II. Thorn
ley. OF Reading. Pa; Representative
elect D. L. Wiber. of Webster Lodge;
GRIND Outer Guard Claude II. Wood
ward. and Chancellor Commander r.
g. Merryman, of Franklin Lodge, who
addressed the meeting; recitations were
given by Samuel jacobson, Of Calanthe
Lodge.
The visitations scheduled for the COM
ing week are as follows: Gernania
No. Is, on Tuesday evening. October 10.
and Franklin Lodge. No. 2, the mother
lodge, on Thursday evening, October l2
Both of these lodges meet in the Py-
THAN Temple, 1ol2 Ninth street north
west
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Sentiment of Marriage.

Marriage. as we all know. is senti-
mental proposition and quite likely 20 be
Influenced by such declarations as those
which the President has made. With
everybody talking about the blessings
which early marriage and large families
bring. nothing is more natural than that
the young folks. and many older ones.
too. should say TO each other. Let's
take RooseveIts advice and get mar
RED
With matrimony put up on the high
plane OF patriotism. there is drift OF
the people that way. of course. Pros
perity also has stimulated both mar
rlages and births.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Where 1t Applies.

These are the diseases in which Liquo-
zone has been most employed. In these
ii has earned its widest reputation. In
all of these troubles we supply the first
bottle free. And in an-no matter how
difficult-We offer each user a two
months further test without the risk of
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Rave the utterances OF President
.tosevelt upon the question of race
,&cide and large families been the
hse of an increased birth rate?
This quest on IS being asked in u NUM-
tr of the large cities. where ar unpre-
Siented number of births have occurred
hce the beginning of this ye2r.
For several weeks the feature of the
&ekly health report of Health Officer
foodward has ceen the large number
4 births. They have been exceeding
Saths by figures far above the average.
tlce the beginning Of this calendar
kar the weekly reports OF births have
Ven showing increases over the previ-
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Remarkable Increase.

1n the last three months, however.
he increase has been most remarkable
Quring July. August and Septemher
lk5O births were reported to the Health
ofice This is an average of oS3 per
honth, or nineteen each day. During
DE same months in 1874, the number
4 births reported was 1872, which is an
&y . -
tIf the present birth rate continues
throughout this fiscal year. the increase
6r the twelve months will be the great
81 ever recorded in the District of Col
ombia-
A table of figures recently prepared in
che Health Department shows steadily
hcrcasing birth rate during the last
Nc calendar years. The figures are as
6llows: 1900. 4,7es; 1901, 4.355; 1902, 1892:
t,0s, 5,l24: 1894, 6.21s. With three months
let remaining OF the present year. 6.2I6
tirths have been reported
! The stork has been exceedingly busy
making visits. according to these figures.
a the National Capital within the last
lew years, and particularly so in recent
months 1t will be seen that there is
difference of over 1000 in the births re-
ported In 1903 and 1904. and this year is
liable TO exceed last year by 1000 or
more.
Roosevelt's Remarks
Dr. Woodward. Health officer for the
District. smiled when he was ask
ed If he attributed any part OF this In
crease TO President Roosevelts utter
ances on the question of large families.
He said that the remarks OF the nation $
Chief Executive had no doubt had some
effect upon the increased birth rate
4 think" he said, that the apparent
remarkable increase in the number Of
births in the last two years has been
due more TO the efforts Of the Health
Office TO get physicians TO report than
anything else.
But 2 less cynical view Is taken IN
other places. Thus in New York. IL is
found that during the first six months
of the present year there were 50,si3
births reported. as against 47,3S4 in the
same period of 1904 The increase
amounts to 1859.
In ;se first six months of 1905 there
were marriages. as against 10 295
H. III, e period in 1904. Nearly 5000
to be exact, 2.e46-happy lovers heark-
ened TO the warning from the White
House against race suicide. and resolved
themselves into l.473 happy couples
When you come 10 think about II"
rald Health Commissioner Darlington,
Of New York, 1T seems very reason
able that President RooseVelrs utter
eaces on the subject of large families
have affected the birth rate, here and
elsewhere What he said was very
has occasionCd a wonderful amount OF
comment
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

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The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Visits Harmony Lodge.

composed of Past Chancellors Edward
Saxton. G. Z. Gartrell, and NJ. A. ueese
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
TEACHERS CANNOT DRAW
XMAS MONEY THIS YEAR

Disbursing officer Rogers. OF the Dis
trict. is making his first distribution of
checks to school teachers in this schol-
astic year. The de;ay is due TO new
names being added, and not to the re-
cent ruling of the Comptroller of the
Treasury. Hereafter teachers. police
men, and fremen will receive their
checks on .he first day OF the month
The ruling Of the Comptroller VIII pre-
vent the disbursing officer paying
school teachers before Christmas, as he
has done for twenty-five years.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

GOitre-Cout
Gonorrhea-Gleet
day Fever-Infiuenza
La Grippe
Leucorrhea
Malaria-Neuralgia
Piles-Quinsy
Rheumatism
Scrofula-Syphilis
Skin Diseases
Tuberculosis
lumors-Clcers
Throat Troubles
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
RACE SUICIDE
| THING OF PAST
Increased Birth Rate all
Over the Country.
WSTRICT IN THE SWI M
soeevelt's Remarks May or May Not
Have Had the Effect Made
Manifest.
aSTRIcT IN THE SWI M
v WASHINGTON'S BIRTH RATE
/ AND SOME COMPARISONS

Birth rate per 1000 of population
birth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-24
REFUSED TO RETURN
To Cairo Without Requisition Pagers
Did the Negro Wanted Here For
Stealing Valuable Ring.

Chief Of Police Mart s. Egan re.
turned yesteday morning from Jack
son, Tenn, where he went after the
negro accused Of having stolen a 5000
diamond ring from the residence Of
Mr. w. J. Johnson, of this city The
negro was arrested in Jackson few
days ago and when searched the ring
was found Soon after the robbery Mr.
Egan sent out notices Of the theft to
all the surrounding towns and it was
located In this manner. The negro who
gave his name az Gus Neal, refused
rs come back To Cairo without requisi.
lion papers The Chief thinks that
be viii be able 70 clear up the robbery
mystery ANA recover all the jewery
stolen IN yew days. The negro will
Dc held unttl the necessary papers can
be secured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-24
May CUT Off
HYDE'S WIDOW
FROM HER PENSION or S25, 900 A
YEAR FROM EQUITABLE so,
GETTY - CHAIRMAN MORTON
SPENT SUNDAY WITH PREsl.
DENT ROOSEVELT.

oyster Bay Jply 23 Chairman
Paul Morton, Of the Equitable Assur-
anco Society was the guest of the
President and Mrs Roosevelt AZ Saga
more Hill today Tie arrived last even.
ing and returned TO New York this
afternoon Assurance was given that
ere visit had not serious public SIX
niGcauce
Whle h0 excused himself from gen.
eral discussion Of Equitable affairs,
Mr. Morton admitted in response to
a question HAT the proposition 70 dis
continue the pension Of SIS 600 a year
now paid Mrs Henry y. Hyde widow
Of the founder of the Equitable so
ciety, WIS under consideration The
pension. however, has not been discon'
| tinued as yet It WAS made clear by
Chairman Morton that Mrs Hyde
pension was 70 be considered with 9th
en- pensions now paid by Tho society
that her pension was not 10 be dis
continued AZ once II az an The whole
matter OF pensions by the Edultabl,
lwill be considered as a purely busi
I ness propositions