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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-17

ANY physician or hospital not YET
using Liquozone will be gladly sup
piled for q test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12


N oore, Dr. carer rred lrS as4p PES
5lminary the va rlolls phases SoI|i
recent mys ticism, as seetl In the modern
tens OF Christian cence Tai Y ea,
ing second BLESSING, sanct ficati ZIG, ano
5sn3forth: But before Xxi the q sSs
cussionao 81 these syst ns q pr'elillnrl
treatment Of sthe nature OF Goo, as Re-
yea led Iby II Is ynri GUS ra mes and g IT.
butes I'M Scripture, niece 4. on e
Sthis revelation the basic doe rine ot tlle
Trinity is deduced as a foundation Tor all
other solid dlscusslor 81 Il s., !,
4The speaker then pro Gee ded TO & e e. Pill
cate certain terms and doctr IN th y
logical d discussions with ference TO IN
supernatural54 element in Scripture, an {. q
concluded that there is no need eto mini
mIze the extent Of he 8lln 81,
God s atonR. to his Great lires ana
dealings with them. ~ Ss II ,85 q,
The second lecture Of the series VIII %
delivered to-nightain connection VII e ne
regular Sunday evening service 70 q me
hapel The s,lbjec will pc M ne g
relations OF the Several Persons IN e the ne
Godhead to he arious Phases @ q 9
superna tural.. ss f85 \, 9.5
AZ The public Is cordl 70 ~ .
tend these lent lectures y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
...P|;'.E||.''T'.E|::|R'||.s'jIB|!IU|.R|G.TI0|...
....nAv.EA;.0!.s'jIP'|I|'I''A||.l|..
Mrs. Thomas n van til y. Locate cate
Railroad Hospital
!. 4 There.
sbeolaiI n rho Times 81 spat,

tspeoiai 10 Tho rimes. IS spatch.) hi WI
PER Efls B jig y, MIR. II .-----O nc Of
Mrs. Thomas i. 1synn's seaboard Air
Line iospitais Will certainly be erected
n II, Petersburg rhe work Oh the build y
III jnK Will commence a vi thin sixty da w
4 Details regarding the&site and the build
s9inR itself linva not Yet been determined
II but Will all be arrangci WI I'M g snort 'l'
ii time. I'M NJ Es @ 81 3Sg III n " IL .8 ~ Y
RE- IL can be authorltatiycly stated. how
u ever, that tho Institution WAN be o
v general hospital, open to patients q
n any ,nctnberEof tho State Medical Aaso-.
ciat on. tt% There will be special rds for
employees OF tho schbonrd q irf Liio sRa 4 \
+ fJ5S1 ri Nh, CLASS BANG u let S3t
iF rho Simon Be ward MEMS Bible Cl1sB
H Held its second annual ~ banquet lag 4
night In tile Sunday school room Joi |. tho
First Baptist Church with about 8 three +, 9.
hundred people In attendance YSsss
5s8a Ma,iy}S1auicg were among X ttleg gllests
Z Governor Montague and Rev. RI HI Fly ~
Il we're among the speakers. 81
E Rev. Oorbin Brnxton Il Bryan, Tcctor$
~ Nj Grace Episcopal Church. las o &c
Il elected II principal Il Of The Il Bishop Payne
divinity School and ~ cha irrlan o. the
executive committee, officers which were g g
made vacant by the rcce death g q the
Il REV. DR.. ~ 8. Bunting. B, 3 F
az. r. Good wynn a Of w I'LL ms X
Il burg, and Rev. c. - Bryan have been ''t
+, elected members Of the board of strts-
u tees. N n 4,
gs$3 REV rsyland knight, of Richmond. VII
address the men meeting ne & A. \ N
q G.. 8A. tomorrow aft moor. a$ His SUD 4
\ iect wilBb;e S...A Man and II is brother
S n r. II = n ii p. ,, H5
u Post Of the 4 ers protective 4'
saAssociation " res elected It's offlcety last
might and elected the following de L..
gates the state conyen r,tl y I; E ~
Andrnws, 4. s. I3cckWitt, Jr....G5J
Y 4. Brown. \ Ashton Gray. Bryant,
r. jolly, Martin. Z .,lJ = =.
Bailey, Fl I'LL Ferclvnl, rsofns ~ u.
P. Robertson, Simon Seward y. j.. Snort
ana = James Wea 1,leni1 I'M
officers are 81 Beckwith. preslse y, \
r. l.. I1unsford Vice presid ent, and md =:
W. Pritchard secretary and q treasurer lA'I
There was general discussion y. Of pre-
q partition for the 8 to .conven ton which
viii meet here thursday night q April
u 13th.5 n; "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

i. Scott 3 Mrs. Francis Rives La sister,
Mrs. Randolph Williams. Mrs. K r,solyS-s
Ing, of New Y ork 1; Mrs. r eynolds Miss LIS,
EI,eirne, Miss Hebbard. NJ iss Leary,
and Mrs. thomas Moore, NJ g
Nellie ~ Davenport, a Miss Davenport.
Mrs. lS$ Marsh, Mr.. Marsh, MI. and
Mrs +. is Christian, Jr.. MI ...s anu
Mrs. Cameron, Mr. and MIS- f,,.y Y,
Christian. Mr.. Gregory, NJ IS Gordon }, Mr. n.
$WhitIs8Ij rquhart, Mi. 3 4 Samuel e! Morgnn.
Mr. La Bon to, Mr.. Jones, Mr. g Gorge n.
Reid. Mr., B lien Potts. Mr.. b M eanly. Alr.
sydney Buford ster Scot NJ. WI. !.
liam Reuger, n Mr. dore Cooke q q
4. ew ~ ork 4: Mr. and Mrs. Iiamllt MISS il
CLAUDIA Palmer and Mrs. Leg =. "a ge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
We Paid 100000

For the American rights to l4iqu s.' y
ana the rights In other countries \ nave ave
sold for proportionate sums. We y mem
ton this fact to indicate the value lFl K q Is
Liauozone- svalue8to you. Men nave
never before paid such n price Tor any
discovery used In the cure5of slcknleeNs
We need not tell you that We proHea
Liauozone well before buying IT,. "a for
years 1t was tested through physicians rs
and hospitals, In this country ana 9 thers
IT was employed in every stage Of every e.; Z
germ disease In all tho most difficult
cases obtainable With thousands OF SICK
ones, N considered incurable, We proved
that 1t did what medicine could not
do. Then. and then only. B did We pay the ne
Since then We have spent nearly
S. go, 600 II make I1iq uozone kno WIS., W g
have have, bought the first bottle, and given
III free to every sick one we learned OF,
These people told others, and the others
told others. The result As that Ltauoy
zone Is now more widely employed than han
any any medicine ever was. And no one can
doubt that 1t lis doing more for SICK ms
manity than all tho drugs in use com,
sj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

INK that they would bot be ARRESTED. on on
denvored to plain. IL Il. &. "a
jgMan,ma knows that other FEVER
wears a hut, and don ca 70. We don't Ion
care, brother don't care. and don't YOU
care,n she &exclaimed After being con-s
WINGED that the child had never worn V +:
q n Int, the policeman laughed heartily
over thcaincdent and allowed the children r''
to- pass on. " n. 5,8
10 While some orkmen were employed Lin
digging up the street in front Of Of The
child's home during one Of the coolest
days \ last mon thu young Albrecht came
out 81 his house without hat on his !! IS
head and stood on the curbstone wa tells
Ing Z he men u work .s III n The workme en- & were
bundled up with ,overcoats and smufflers.
and had their heads and ears tightly en- ''l
cased In heavy, caps and earmuff
@ one 81 the men happened to glance 4 UP
and beheld the child s standing Wit, .ut1 a
covered head, apparently not worried Y by
the bitter cold weat her: III
N .'Br-r-r-r +, ,"S reclaimed the workman
shiyerlng and III rawing VI himself into a
knot, Go way, he shouted ], you make
me cold."1s5. The sot her y al orers looked up
at this,S, and. when they saw the child
buttoned their coat s more secu rely 70 bout
Observation-Disclosures Anne rlcan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
FFjI|NEME|E1aOFD / |. | run
HOUNDS AT CA ! N lily
Large Reception 4. Al the Club Tub
House After the sS$ |. 5sF5
Il i ! 33; Drag.
Deep Run hounds mot yesterday after
noon at s"Chantllly.''8ons the Broad Street;

NH Deep Run hounds met yesterday after
noon at I" Chantllly."8 on the Broad Street
Road. sss3 Z 81 s5i -lj3 n.
fSi8 "A ia lri field was In attendance to greet
the master. Mr.. Beattle.. who was ca rly
on hand. " @ .ssss
IA Five! and ii half couple OF hounds were
out 4 and the sport furnished WAS excel
!lont Amongst those at tho NEE were ~
s.l Mr.. I3 eat tie on Deep Run. Mr.. s colt on
Fritz, Mr.. Sydnor on King Dodo, Mr..
II. J. "A. OH Bohemian Joe. Miss Shelton,
{ol, Tlreless, Mr. Mcdonald on Captain
Jack Mr.. I.cigl, on Jack. Mr.. Ellinger on
Belle OF Chadworth, 4 Mr.. Grund ~ on " II.
bourne, Mr.. a. Hobson on Irish afa g. .
Mr.. Dung on Red Hussa,3 Mr.. Ha iris on
John w. a Gates. Mr. Hobson on Lord
Blandon and Epps on Ind Ian Joe.
6 The run was through Chantiily estate, J,
across Broad Street Road down past the
old club house to III Staple u Pond, by
Mor1icat's to he club
house, where n largo party had gathered
to see the finish. Miss SHELTON hunter.
..,Tfrcless q. went excepti onaly well
848 The x GLOWING adles received d at u the;
club house /: Mrs. r.. g. Rennolds, Mrs.
81. Rand wexford. Mrs. e. r.. w illiams,.
Mrs. \ Moore, OF Rochester, n. Miss Miss
Nora I.eary. Mis- iBe!rne MISS 'Iol1np--ss
kins. Miss Purcell, Miss y ebbard. X
Amongst those present We're Miss Gor-
don, Mr.. George NJ. Reid 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsay, Mss III nd say. Mrs. Me- onan, q
Mrs, Davenport, Mrs. Palmer. Miss M e.!
DOMAIN Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenship Miss IL;
Francis Scott, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Thonias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
.I,ITTL OR 81 BOW WHO I8
NEVER HAS WORNA HAT
Clinton Albrecht IL Not Only
Healthy, However, But 4 4 Sing
iilarly Handsome Child

II Backward and forward to school In the
coldest days Of winter Ills lead protest
ed from the chilly blasts only BY ma GIL q IL
cent black ctris, which fall gracefully
about his neck and shouldcrr, little Cilf-
ton Albrccht the sht.yenr.old child Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick az breoht, No, 1854 1875
West, Pratt street, has thus far passed
his existence without ever having know,
the experience Of 50 common an article
Of apparel as "a hat. What the average
schoolboy has grown UP to feel 1 as an
almost inseparablc part of9 hi7 Important
Sell, the time onorcd skullcait has never
played d part In this youngs " 8 Sundress
or dress Is parade, but week do VS. e and
Sundays thc may be seen In I'll neig hboi--
hood or his homo with only fntures COW coy
erit,g Is offset q face featured with his
bright, well-rounded cheeks and q pair OF
raven black eyes. III "A n rs 5Gs8 "a d Y; 3S
One day last week, Dr. james Boslny
had an OCCASION 10 Visit the "a Utrecht resi-
dence. While he was sea ted IN tile par
lor the child came In from the street;
|Ehlsy cheeks were scarlet and his pretty
eyes glistened like live Goa III FL was
snuglyI bundled sup. but his curs hung IN
q distracted condition about his shout
ders. x Il & II
IA Dr.. 8Bosley says that he simply mar
veled lat the achll's beauty and thought,
without an exception. that he vas n tho ;,e
prettIest child (, he ever Il say hen y IN
formed that the child had never worn a
hat d lie remarked i III most enthusiastic
terms that he q lid not 81 wonder "a the
child 3 vanity. 3$S 4.
a Quito an teresting Incident {. In y con:
nection$iwiths the child's ellion Sagatl inst
the hat occurred at bout y hree, weeks .a1go.
IN company with his sister, little Clinton ,
was on his way to school one morning.
when d policeman stopped the pair and
wanted to- know where his hat was Il Il g
was com fortnbly CARRIED In "a long 4 over
coat, and was snugly bundled up about
the neck. The policeman identity think hin !.
ling that he had lost his hat Or some
one had taken It from him, STOPPED him
With the Intention Of rend ering q service .el
The child was greatly troubled over the
and for some minutes I'M Z. was
unable to fer IN ex cuse for not having YIN
|liis hat On. His little sister becoming y
frightened at the pol lcen1al, and imasin-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

through the advice 81 Mrs. Pinkham,
aofS Lynn, NJ ass. which Is given to sick
hw;ome Il absolu te1y free of charge.
Mrs. Pinkham has for man years
made q stud Of tho ills 5of her sex /;
she Has consulted with and advised
#thousnnds6of uffering women, who
to-day owe not only their health but
Seveniife 10 her helpful advice
@ Mrs. Fannie D. Fox, Of Z Chestnut
Street, Brad ford, Pa, writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkhau, - s. !.
Il % / suffered for d long time with womb
trouble and finally was told by my physician
4 ti,nt l had d t,iinorE Oh tho womb. / did not
want to submit to an operation, 30 wrote you
for advice. III received your letter and did 40
YOU told me, and today 4 ain completely
cured. $ My doctor says the tumor has disap-
b peared and j am once morosa well woman.
II believe Lydia e. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com-
pound Is the best medicine IN the world sll fo r
woinen.a X ii vs. it i6 Vi a
VA rho testimonialk !whichwc are con.
Estantlypublishing from gratefu l women
5estab lish beyond o dou the spower3of
Lydia r. nkhnm's egetable Com
pound to cong uer female d diseases.
Women suffering from On y form Of
femnle weakness are invited to
3.prompt1y communicate wi tn $3s Mrs.
spinkham, . at i lynn, Mass. She asks
nothing ii return for her nd vice. tbs
absolute v free, and to thousands ct
Ewsy,oome has proved to be more precious
than gold. ys5sf4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
MORE CHIEF Z Al X
Capt. VIM. Myers Mentioned i, i dane: and
n Chief Hulce' 3 Friends Active:

i here lis still much Ia TX bout the action lon
" the Police Board Al deciding e 60
into the election of nan chief
a ,, 81 specula ton as to- Captain Iulce's
nossi,Ie e succe ssor. Captain Nv. NJ. Myers
iofTthe Howl zers. Is being tai ked Of ,5a INC
he admits that he has been ppro'lacclh1edi
On the subject. He says he has been son
tsidering the subject. but would not say
whether or not DO will run
s,6The friends OF Captain Hulce2 are a !;
tiye.8 and by no means concede That ne i,
will be superseded In the OF i Ice, 4,
Captain r.. T.. Masnrier is & n le
ant ant force for d chief, his friends believe
ho "a a, ava liable man. FIoWeve tlea
- nothing tangible Il In the situati lon at
this time, and ,all the talk heard Is more
or less speculat ion.8st 4s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Kills Inside Germs,

he fact that 1T kills germs in the body
4 tho fact that II X Ills germs IN the Il bdy
without killing the tissues. too And no no
man knows another way to- do It, Any
drug that kills germs U.s. y poison, and Z
scs 81 mot he taken ternal lysl For hat rea-
son medicine Is q lnost helpless IN !. any
sIiauozone Isl q. germletd 50 certain that
We Al publish on Y pYery bottle an offer aof
Isl 900 for a diseas germ staI " canhos
Yst Y 4l S'lts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

NO judge from our records that NJ one
homo in five. tho country oyer. has has some
ono whom Liauozone has cured ,is some ne
have been cured % little Ills some know ~
that their lives have been saved veg ny y
And most OF those homes still use l1lq u'7
gone daily. as we do, to keep \. we'll
,rboso homes arc scattered everywhere
your neighbors and friends live II some me
ofsthem. II you will only ask s, ,aD soI
Iiouozone there are plenty to tel you
ahout Il, Why will you suffer with q. any !,
germ germ disease while millions know now now
to end it2 ii, ~ 4, Y. -, y,
a used like this must have remar q ple
gnerits We hpve never asked |, n 1 oa e
Testimonials, no evidence Sof cures. W, we
have simply asked the sick TO Icy us lbuy
the first BOT tle-to let the product Itself
7 iproye what 1t can do. And we ask TINT ~
i Of YOU. il YOU need 1T = you are still
using drugs to cure germ troubles. let vs. y.
az our expense, a show you 20 hl'lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
9Colored Mission Appeals. !

n at the meeting OF the Executive Board
Of the Colored City Mission ~ idaS- night
there were many cases OF suffering re-
ported on account OF sickness, " In most
Instances they We're hole families down
ana out because Of their inability To- be
connected with some benefie organi-
yzatlon, a III Vi gs ls5 S}st (, Si5ll$,
NJ The mission has no supplies Oh hand
lust now, but the board members Took
from their own purses and made out the
best they could. After the meeting the.
pres! lent, Ada r. Lewis, made public
a appeal to the public for articles, ofs fuel.
ciothing, food Or money ~ order that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Did8Duty atWashingt on.

Bet ectiye Tom Afchiahon has re Z! s Y
from Washington. where he went 70 9 90
the Yep % is says
Ii ,,,en rom all over the count try, Y on duty
in washing Ton for almost q week.. ], 9 on !,
Monday nj giit the men banauet 6 i, :
Ruetels. at which speeches were 1rs ~
si,perintendent Sylvester. ~ ne 8iaf1a ~
vas one OF the most enjoyable = 5eSeF. ~
4 fended,"s said Mr.. hfcAiaho i III v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
'""MODERN MY STICISM.'' i.
DR.. 3. shearer Delivers Le
tlIre al So Unusual Interest.

II Perhaps one OF the most &pict uresque
figures IN the IL Southern Presbyterian
Church at the present time is Rev. Or.
j. b. shearer, vice presid lent and profess
sor OF philosophy and English Bible in
Davidson College, N. G.. who lis deliver
ing a series of lectures on Modern AIys-
ticism at Union The Biological Seminary.
.s$ DR.. Shearer's 4 first lecture was deliV-
cred at the Seminary last. night a u. s
O'Clock on NJ. NJ odcrn Mysticism. Il After
an appropriate introduction by President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Remembered the Song.

/ =, 81. IN the ScityTon business, and called
! on CAPTAIN q Frank cunningh He re-
called the time, about eighteen years ago,
when small boy H. hears fne F sh
! IA Fan ptist Church. IN Danyille: The song
he sang at that time, ~ said Mt "a; ar, !,
trough. ~ as wv lille Days are Going BY
and Iii seems to me but vest erday W .n'
i heard him sin u IS \: Gs5 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
DIR. Gaskins Made a Hit

An entertainment for the benefit Z OF the
On Friday day night at theTresIdencea DR.
Fuller Ga kins The entertainment; was
most successful, and was enjoyed ny, e =
were .@ CAPTAIN Cunningham, Mr.. Oscar
Lehman. Miss Pegram and Miss Glynn
EDr.9 Gaskins himself sang comic song
IN costulne entitled ~ ersey sam n ~ ana
made something OF q hit. A 5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Three Million Homes
Know What lquozone Can Do. who Else VIII Try i free!

else In the world FOR you. No one Is 50
well that he cannot be helped BY II. ss.5
Il The reason II is that germs 9 are Sege-
tables land Liquozone-like + an sY excess
Of oxygen-is deadly to yegetal matter
10 the human body. Lilo uozone Is ex-
Vibrating. yitalizlng, purifying most
needful;s the most helpful thing possible.
But to germs It Is certain destruction;
and these facts are true Of nothing else
in existence, III X III N I'll u n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
MR., CABELL HOPEFUL.
Saws He Has a Good Chance for
Lieutenant- Governor,

Hon, James Aston Cabell and his
friends are not discouraged. over !. the
outlook OF the former winning his fight
for lieutenant-govcrnor Mr., Cahell IS
hard at work ard says he is receiving
letters of an encouraging nature from
many sections OF the State. Mr. cabell
is widely known as q lawyer and for his
I literary attAlnments.f and made q great
many strong friends out IN the. State
during his four years OF serylcet5i in the
VI egIslature. sNs,aIll eh I. - nf 6i il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
! Fa;r Oaks Distillery to Resume,

~ me Fair Oaks Dlst1llery o. t s, eI.ri,w
morning, The ldistllicry has been CLOSED 9
for several months. but SQUIRE Z! llona ma,
announced vest that ryth,ng g w sad
ready to star W u =, asrn
a WhiskeyS is made at the distiller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
FIDELITY e. MUTUAL PAYS
\ -Four Large Checks for s &. sam sam
4 $uel Nc Cues Children.

ueI3. TT
81 Mr.. d r, Nfldyette, sout hern manager
for the Fidelity Mutual de 1nsuran r GO
Company, has N } his possession .alt' io VI
CHI cks for 81 700 each PAYABLE q 3, 70 the
guard ns 7. or tho four ildren 81 line ~
late sa1nual NJ cCuc. Tho g KS ire rom
tho home office Of the conf ana coxer
ti,c s1O.oOo%polcy carried on NJ Cues life.
1ihc e rnpanyS ascerta aimed he name OF TIC
guardian for each child ID ! divided the
money equal 80 that cannot be Pc divert
ed for other purposes, for example ' 't tic
payment Of the dead mans debt = = is 9
\ belleyed now that probably all the GO M
"a les Will pay up wit bout court proceed
lna.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
4 Germ I Dis eases.

4 ID "a
These are the known germ v diseases use {;
all due to germs or I 2 the polsons which
germs jcreate These are the diseases to
which medicine does not apply. for drugs
cannot kill inside germs. l5g
All that medicine can do for thea
troubles s is to act as "a tonics, aldina
Nature to overcome the germs But
those results are Indirect and uncertain,
depending on the patients condition,
"A cure Is always doubtful when drugs are
used and some OF these diseases medicine
never cures. 4, n ts}t
Il Llquozone alone can destroy the cause
OF these troubles. I Il r goes wherever he
blood goes. so thai no germ can escape It,
The results are almost Inevitable, "A Dis
years Yield at once to Liquozone. In,
Ncurablen diseases are cured BY II, SIN
any stage of any disease In this list the
results are SO certain that we will gladly
send TO any patient who asks " an abso'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
What Lid uoz d one 4 is,

Liauozone is product which, In the
past two years has sprung into SwoI ,Il
wide use in the treatment Of germ dis.
eases, tits now used by the sick {
nine nations; by sphyslc clans and hos pitals
everywhere, ls daily used IN nllllors
4 Of homes in America, . s
THE virtues OF Liuuosollc are derived
solely from gus made In Ia rye pal from
the best oxygen producers No drugs no
alcohol hut this gas enters INTO
1t. The process OF making ta kes q days.
and requires immense apparatus Az the
4 end OF two weeks we get one cubic inch
OF Lquozone for each ], sse9 cnnic lhehes g
4 has: for more than 20 years, been the. COM
n slant subject Of scientific and 1ldi chemical
n research IS ~. = I, ~,
N phe ma In result is, to get into a. liquid,
/. and thus into the blood, IA powerful, vet
harmless fgerlnlc ID g, nd the product ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

I'D 5yer 1T Broad us Memorial Church DUR
gine.Sthe 9pdst week will speak to the sun
day school U at 4 a y .aos
"a a IA sprencl at I'.3 u. The Smeet-S
&inga viii continue 18th roug oti t4t he week
Tile large chorus Ohio zen rende 81;
5ingS fall hfuI &seryi ce, The meetin nave
been II growing In poW ar and al NJ 1lfDers
Nave made 1lro e sslo ON Of fal TIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
ssEARo 8 in LlNE REDUCED
RATE SIS 6, 755--- N e w e orleans lg5 s{

~
,45 t9f Il ". AND #RETU I'm.
The Seaboard 8Will sell round trip tick
cts from edmond to New o rleuns, fnc-
count OF Mnrdi " Gras, at rate OF one fare,
plus 25 cents: Tickets on sale daily from
leave N ewS Orleans, returning. 5 not later
than \ Marcel, 1lth. BY depositing d ticket
With special agent in New Q leans on or
before March 18th, and paying fee OF 10
Cents. tickets will be extended to leave
New Orleans q any time not later than
March q, Ia 500 "a w 9s s5
SThe seaboard has an excep tionally good
schedule 10 New Orleans. Leave Rich
smond III p, NJ. daily and arrive New Or-
leans L :15 IA. NJ. second 3morning. Il 3
I For pullman reservations and all in-
formation. call on or write to any Seq !.
board agent or IS
Fl. s. LIZARD. Al, ST a Lon
| Dist Pass. Agt,& City TicketsAsr
$50 East Main Street. FhoAe 4o5
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q ~! - III q \. e
The .adyEM accabees.

u II Richmond Hive No. 3, Lady NIaccabees
,willNhold q sped ial SreYie ~ lay Mt
March, 14tfi (, 3 al clock. at 1urphyasl
Assembly Hal n * II Scandi dates who have
been lied are TOD t,es ted to- be- prese
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

u Reception to G olonel M Clure.8
4 The Daughters Of a the Confederacy,
will give IN d Informal reception to Col
,ollel a. III Is. Nc lure md Il his party at
Lee Camp Hall, on Tuesday from 12 tool
o'clock. y he reception Will \; be open to
the public. ~ H i5ii IA 81