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What Liquozone is.

Llquozone is product now used the
world over in the treatment OF germ
diseases In millions of homes IL has
done, and is doing. what medicine cam
not do
The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gasIargely oxygen gas. No
drugs. no Notwithstanding but gas en-
ters into IL. The process of making
takes fourteen days, and requires i'm
rnense apparatus Then we get one cubic
inch of Liauozone for each 1,259 cubic
inches of gas used. This process has,
for more than twenty years, been the
constant subject of scientific and chem
icai research.
The result ts a germicide SO certain
that we publish on every bottle an offer
of 81 ,003 for q disease germ that 1t can
not Kill Yet ii is not only harmless,
but remarkably helpful The effects
are exhiIarating. YitaliZing, purifying
Even a well person feels its instant
benefit The reason is that germs are
vegetables, and Liquozone-iike an ex-
cess of OK xygen-fs life TO an animal but
deadly 10 yegetai matter.
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AMERICA MAY ADOPT
THE JAPANESE SAbER

General Crozier, chief of ordnance,
has sent to sne general staff memo
randum upon the use of the sword in
warfare. which is expected to nave the
result of changing the modern style of
saber furnis he'd TO officers and cavalry
men, substitI tIting In It's place weapon
of the Japanese type.
The japanese arm is a sharp, heavy
cutting sword, and is shown to have
done tremendous damage in recent bat
ties. Heretofore the accepted type of
military sword here has been rather
blunt, and, In fact, a considerable ele-
ment in the army maintained that the
spirit Of the rules of modern warfare
was opposed 10 a keen-edged sword
But modern Qrs ctfce is the other way.
and in the fighting in the Far East
swords have been used which frequent
ly split a man down from his shoulder
to his heart OF chop off an arm with
ease
The new swords will have very slight
cury2 t1re
The Washington times., 1905-03-08
CHARLES BRETOW DIES
FROM TYPHOID FEVER
Native of Germany and Early Settler in Northern Mch-
gan-Served With Distinction in Civil War.
VIII Rest in Arlington Cemetery

ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral Of
Charles A. Bretow for many years en-
ployed in the Government service, have
been partially arranged. The exercises
will be held at his late residence s2l
Sixth street northwest. and interment
will be in Arlington cemetery. Both
will be strictly private.
Lincoln Post No 3, Grand Army Of
the Republic, has charge of the funeral
arrangements.
Mr.. Bretow served faithfully. first in
the War Department and then in the
General Land Office for thirty-eight
years.
Last Thursday he complained Of being
I'll and went home. A doctor was called
and declared he was suffering from
typhoid fever. He gradually grew worse
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TERMS. OF THE WILL
EXCLUDE HIS RELATIVES

The will of the late DR.. Henry E.
Woodbury., who died January Is, was
yesterday offered for probate He d.
reets that none of his relatives enter
his home after his death.
A few days ago his nephew, MoIyneaux
Turner, TO whom he left 800, began pro-
ceedings in the local courts to preserve
certain property 10 the estate. DR..
Woodbury. also directed his housekeeper.
Mena NJ. Stevens, who nursed him in
his last Illness, to destroy certain OF his
personal papers.
The will is dated April ii, 1902, and
names the Washington Home for Incur
ables as the principal beneficiary. By a
codicil to the will the Garfield Hospi-
tai and the Children's Hospital are also
named as beneficiaries.
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Don't take drugs to accomplish what drugs
can't do Iiouozone alone kills germs.
The first bottle is free

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
is q poison. and 1t cannot be taken in :
ternaIIy. For that reason, medicine is
almost helpless in any germ disea Sc,
while Liquozone is almost certain. We
proved this fact for years. through pny
sicfans and hospitals in thousands Of
the most difficult cases sobtainasbie. Then
we paid 100000 for the American rights
the highest price ever paid for any
discovery used in the cure or sickness.
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active debater on the noor after his
preliminary period Of silence and pro-
batton, has been placed next to Nc
Emery, toward the end OF the front
row.
[ The remaining new Republican Sena-
tors have been punched in the Cherokee
STRIP" at the extreme right of the DEM
ocratic side They are Bulkeley of Con-
necticut and Flint OF California. In the
asst two seats In the front row, the New
Englander coming next to Rayner. In
the second row are Hemenway OF IN
diana and Burkett of Nebraska, in order
after Knox.
In the third row, all alone, and next TO
a solid line of Democrats, a place has
been reserved for La Toilette Of Wiscon-
sin The tanti-ratlroad governor Will not
claim the seat at the special session,
however and may decide not to come
to Washington at all. This depends en-
tirely upon the progress of his state
fight in the course of the SUMMER.
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until last night about 1890 o'clock he
became too weak TO cope with his
formidable illness any longer and died
Mr. Bretow was born in Germany in
1912, and after receiving his education
came 10 this country and settled in st.
Clair, northern Michigan. At the out
break of the civil war he enlisted as a
private In Company G.. Ninth Michigan
Volunteers. serving in that capacity
until near the end of the war, when he
enlisted In Company A, Eleventh United
States Regulars. with the rank of cor
poral. Soon after the war he came to
Washington and accepted a position in
until transferred to the General Land
Office. He held a position on Elmer
Fords staff with rank as colonel.
He is survived by his widew, Mrs.
Katie P. Bretow {nee KilIian1. and one
daughter, Aurelia Bretow. aged ten.
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Soc Bottle Free.

IF you need Liquozone, and have never
tried it, please send us this coupon. We
will then mail you an order on a local
druggist for a fuli-size bottle. and we
will pay the druggist ourselves for it.
This is our free gift, made to convince
you; to show you what Liquozone is,
and what II can do. In justice to your
self please accept it today. for 1t places
you under no obligation whatever
LiquoZone costs soc and ST.
The Washington times., 1905-03-08

Medicine is almost helpless IN any
germ disease Ask any physician: he
knows 1t as we'll as we dc. Drugs new
er kill inside germs. Those are the dis
eases which Liquozone cures. The ie-
suits are almost inevitable We have
proved this to millions Of people, and
We viii prove il 10 yoii II you'll dsk Is.
We will buy the first bottle, and give
1t to YOU 10 try
Don't cling TO old treatments bIindly
ask us about the new.
The Washington times., 1905-03-08
JAPANESE SENDING
LABORERS TO AMERICA

HONOLULU, March S.-Japanese
newspapers contain advertisements
announcing that the steamer Centen-
nial, leaving here on March 25, will
make monthly trips to land Japanese
laborers in the United StStes.
The Hawaii Shinpo says that agents
are soliciting emigration of plantation
la borers, and predicts disturbances
when the steamer loads Of Japanese
arrive at San Francisco and Seattle.
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JUMPED ON CHEST OF
ENEMY I'M A FIGHT

AKRON, Ohio, March SIN a fight
which lasted nearly all night in an
Italian settlement, Andy Vetis was
probably fatally shot through the
body and Louis Stauderis's chest was
cayed IN by another man jumping on
It, and he may die.
The fight started over a game OF
cards. Twenty-Five men were ar
rested,
The Washington times., 1905-03-08
FIRE IN CEDAR RAPIDS
BURNS OATMEAL MILL

CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa. March 8-The
plant of the american Cereal Company.
said 70 be the largest oatmeal mill In the
world, is burning, and probably viii be q
total loss.
Two persons have lost their lives. The
fire is spreading and assistance has been
asked from nearby cities.
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Ready to Frame Bill
To Regulate Rates
Chairman ElkiF1s Gives Up His Summer Trip
Abroad to Preside Over interstate Com
merCe Committee.

'I have given up a summers trip to
Europe in order to look into this subject
and get the best bill the committee can
fix ZIP after mature consideration. II
that isn't enough to show my interest in
the matter, don't know what else / can
do to prove it,
This is the statement of Senator Ell
kins of West Virginia, chairman of the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
mcree, which has been authorized to sit
into the subject of railroad rate legis-
Iation
AS the author of the anti-rebate law
of 1909, known as the Elkins act, the
West Virginia Senator became known as
an authority on .ze siea1sti railroad legts-
latfon. and this envfahls reputation has
grown since that time WI erever the law
has been enforced. The act is sufficient
to meet conditions, if enforced. is the
general verdict ard this has been dem
onstrated whe1.xer enforcement has
been insisted upon.
To Meet Friday Next.
A meeting of the committee fas been
called for Friday next at the Capitol to
work. Tt is intended to hold sessions
warm for comfort and then, IL further
sessions are necessary. it is likely some
! cooler spot will be chosen. It is not
purposed, however, to make tunketing
expeditions to all parts of the country.
There may be n trip or two because of
some special testimony desired at first
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Germ Diseas ses.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these trou-
bies is to help Nature overcome the
germs and such results are Indirect and
uncertain LAquoZone attacks the germs
wherever they are. And when the germs
WhicI, cause q disease are destroyed.
the disease must end. and forever That
is ahie
The Washington times., 1905-03-08
piles Gets Kearn's Seat.

Piles. the new Senator from Washing
ton. drew Kearns' seat next to the left
end OF the third row, and Carter or
Montana foresaw how things would go
for him at home and against Quarles
in Wisconsin. and claimed the latter's
seat next to Piles, with Nelson of Min
nesota on his left.
Crane of Massachusetts,. Dryden of
New Jersey, and Long Of Kansas are
three Republicans who have been re
1ieved OF their period of probation on
the Democratic side OF the hall, They
are all placed now in the rear row on
the Republican side. Crane is In Die
trich's old seat, the Nebraskan having
gone out of the Senate. On his right
is Dolliver of Iowa, next 20 whom has
moved in General Alger of Michigan,
in place of Dick of Ohio. these two Sen
ators having swapped seats.
AS General Dick was in the more ia
vorable location heretofore, and direct
ators are chatting hun about moving
out of the firing tine" The Junior
Ohioan takes this good-naturedly and
explains how much more accessible his
new seat is from the eastern door to
81. aA4. toward the restaurant
elevator.
Dryden and Long come. Ia order be-
tween Alger and DICK, IN the seats
fornia. term expired, and Gamble,
moved up row.
On the Democratic side the choicest
scat falling vacant was. OF course, that
of CockreIl of Missouri, in the front
row. This is now held by Daniel of
Virginia, who gave up his seat in the
second row, next the center aisle, TO
Stone of Missouri who left vacant his
old seat next the end of the last row.
The Democratic stronghold eentered
about German remains unchanged, OF
course. Rayner. the eloquent Mary
lander who is expected to become an
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hands, but practically all the hearings
are likely to be held right here under
the Capitol dome.
Members of the committee well realize
that there is a public demand for legis-
lation which will provide relief to the
freight shippers from unjust charges.
This they expect to provide in the form
of bill which will be comprehensive
and just to both sides. Those who nave
aware of existing conditions and they
also know a thing or two about now
easily public clamor IS raised by the
mere mention of the word trusts:
about the necessity for change are
least able to suggest the remedy, SO
the committee feel confident that .4s tne
plan of making haste slowly WIN
prove the most satisfactory 10 the gen
eral public in the end.
To Round Out the Bill.
Failure Of rate legislation at the
late session Of Congress was due as
much to the incomplete nature OF the
bill sent over from the House as IT
was because of a lack Of time for
careful consideration. Now the COM
mittee will take up the numerous
amendments which Senators had ready
to suggest If the bill had ever reached
the floor of the Senate.
One Senator alone, Bacon OF IeoT-
sia, had more than a dozen which oc-
Cured to him as necessary to perfect
the bill in some of its more essential
features. Other Senators were ready
with further. suggestions. These VIII
sible in the committee sessions and
| put into a bill which viii have a
/ chance of standing the test OF time
as well as the Elkins act Of 1903.
The Washington times., 1905-03-08

blood
IN nervous debility Liquozone acts as vi
talizer, accomplishing what no drugs can do.
The Washington times., 1905-03-08

Asthma
AbscesS-Anemia 4
Bronchitis
Blood Poison
Bright's 8 Disease
Bowel Troubles
Coughs-coids
Consumption
Coiic-Croup
Constipation
catarrh-Caneer
DysenteTy-DiaThea
Dandruff
Dyspepsia
EczeEla-Erysipefas
Fever-Gsn Stones
Goitra-Gout
Gonorrbea-Gieet
All diseases that
nammaticn-all cats
The Washington times., 1905-03-08

Hay Fever-Infuenza
Kidney Diseases
La Grippe
LeucoTrhea
Liver Troubles
hialaria-Neuraigia
Many Heart Troubles
Piles-Pneumonia
Pisurisy-Quinsy
rheumatism
Scrofula-Syphilis
Skin Diseases
Stomach Troubles
Throat Troubles
Tuberculosis
1umors-Uicers
Naricoceie
Women's S Diseases
egin with feves-a.i In
'rh-ali contag gious dis
The Washington times., 1905-03-08
SHIFT TING SEATS
IN The SENATE
Kean Gets Vice President
Fairbanks Desk.
FIRST TO F0REsEE CHANCE
Many Other Changes Made-New Men
Along the Cherokee Strip on
Democratic Side.

The biennial shifting of Senators after
March IN order to obtain more ad-
SantageotIs seats the Senate floor
has brought about many changes this
year. Where veterans have gone out
there has been a quick filling up by
other Senators, while every vacancy
thus occasioned has been eagerly filled
up by q Senator who has just taken the
cath OF office.
The prize seat becoming vacant this
year was that of Vice President Fair
banks, in the front row on the Repub-
Iican side This was pre-empted by Mr.
Kean of New jersey, whose prophetic
eve first foresaw its former occupant
vacating 1t for the presiding officers s
desk
AS the seats are allotted without
favoritisTa TO the Senator who hrst
files his application for particular desk
which he expects to find vacant soon,
Mr.. Kean's ability as a forecaster Is
now more thoroughly than ever estae-
fished among his colleagues. Instead OF
having to sit any longer In the left
over seats on the Democratic side. he
is now placed between the two veteran
Platts-of New York and Connecticut
on the Republican side.
Two other Senators who guessed
right the very first time" are Gamble or
South Dakota, and Dillingham; or YER
mont. The former has moved up from
fhe back row into McConas place and
Dillingham; has progressed one row into
General Hawley's old seat in the third
row. near the center OF the chamber
This puts both of them directly back OF
Allison. Spooner, Lodge, and Hale, or
the big Six in a most desirable ioca-
ton.
Mr.. Candles neighber on the left is
now Warren of Wyoming, next to whom
Burton of Kansas has fled upon the old
seat of Stewart of Nevada. The Kansas
Senator has not been attending the ses-
sions of the Senate this year and the
seat lie has claimed will remain vacant
for the present.
Burton's old seat In the rear row mas
been taken by Smoot of Utah. who gave
up his former place at the extreme lef1
of the back row to his new coiieague,
Senator Sutherland. To keep the latter
company another new Senator, Nixon
Of Nevada has moved in at the very END
seat where Ankeny of Washington useo
10 Sit This new Senator showed MS
grasp of his home State politics when he
filed on the seat of his late colleague
Foster OF Washington. To be accommo'
dating however, he exchanged WltI
8 fIlkff1s of West Virginia. In order thal
the latter might move over one sea-
nearer his colleague, Scott OF west sH
girlia, in the same line
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