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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PHARMACISTS / .AA|V|)E|
An An ENJ0 D Al I IBIP.
Virginia Association is Given
Handsome Ale. Set by Rhode I'll
Island citation. s

The members OF the Virginia Fharma-.
5ceuticalS Association who left the city
last Monday for Provd ence. r. !. !, and
arragnnsett Pier, and held their meet
Sings on board oncsof tho vessels tof the
Merchants and Miners Line, returned to
the city yes terday y. /. after. having had Is
very joyableS trlfS u ID son sirtte resting
meetings on p board ST HIP. II X | ssFss Y ~
Mr.. ~ r. Al. Miller. o this city, who
was one OF the party, spoke very highly
tof#the reception and welcome accorded
them in Rhode Island. The party first
visited Providence. and from there went
to Narragansett.P Pier, where they gave
az dinner Wednesday night to the Rhode
Island Pharmaceutical Assoc iation, d bout
ninety in number. The Rhode Island AS
isociation returned the compliment by
giving the Virginia association a hand
some ale Sc. sconssting e. ora large stein
and four cups, made Of copper lat trimmed
with pewter and engraved with trSs let
tiers r.. I. and Y az WI M n
#yy8 The meetings on board ship were de-
voted to the usual routine business and
}toSa general discussion Of. the Virginia
poison law. 81. s ii Y.
About fifty-flve took the trip, and sSall,
were very much plea sed with the voyage
and thelrS,swelconle in the q North. IS s's' 3g
8s In the election Of officers, Mr.. IT.
Hammer, OF Lynchburg, was made press
dent OF the Virginia Association, and
Mr.. W. Z. Wi liam, OF Charlotte Court
shous e, VICE PRESIDENT. Ii E8& i 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
FINE NJ PRlzE
ROCKINGHAM ! |. \ SHOW.
The Entries and Attendance Elk
85 pectcd Larger Than Ever
\; M s4 Before.

" ss;S Especial to The Times-D ispatch.) b
Fl IlARR1sONBlrR e N q, July. 18th
1906 prize list o { the Rockingham Horse
SHOW Association has Just been issued.
AZ In all. $3.50 has been announced In
cash premiums and purses. and the clasyi-
:fication made for thre e-day AN show
tCTuesday ~ Vednesda ys and T thursday, Au-
;gustfl4,15 and 51O. Is remarka bly, we'll con
{ceived. There are seventy-two classes in
all. including seven races. Rncing-botn
running and harness events-are ans
5nounccd for each day. a $500 6-ee- for-nil
strot and pace being scheduled for the
opening day. a& 5S3 Ii3S8 ss9S s
The show ground, beautifully located
within the corporate limits OF Harrison
burg, conta ms & two large grandstands.
abundant stables and an excellent show
ring. ] t further enjoys the distinction sor
having the best half mile track In Viz
ginia. 3ss ID 5,Ss 81
N The entries and attendance this year are
expected to be even greater tina = hereto.
For "a Z,
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y u 81 VI .3st 555 $t5
NO SIGNIFICANCE
TO TRIP ABROAD
Will Have N 3 Bearing 81 Politi-
cal or Judicial Future, secre-
tary Taft Says.
t(ByfAssociated Pre- So.

ISL WASHINGTON July 14--In answer to
a direct question as to whether or not he
intended to visit tho Philippine Islands
next spring, and. II so, whether that de-
5cision might be taken as an ndica tlon
that he Intended to decline the ofrer OF
IA place on the Supreme bench. Secretary
Taft to-day said that he has received
an invitation from the Philippines to. DO
present at tho opening Il Of B the first naval
assembly next June. So far8ho had not
come to any decision. but 1t might be
stated that whether he accepted the in
vitation or not, that clsion would have
no effect whatever upon his political Or
judicial future. 3;4 5ts5 4
y In other words, he might, as a Justice,
visit the Islands quite as we'll as willis
he occupied the ONCE OF 4 Secretary OF
War. gsss$ S s II. Z 5ts
81 AS It has been unbroken ractlcN--j t q
make the contlrma ton OF the Senate a
condition precedent to the assumption
OF Office by the Supreme Court, It Is
pointed out that there n Is really no oc-
cas- lon for a speedy decision by Secretary
Taft, and It is indicated that certainly
not before the next session OF Congress
will he announce his purpose.
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l1ruchl instruction from their Occa +, view
ms Ca plain Wallace 81 Is & d
Very thorough Instructor and promises
thfen1. Y. have no foo tsllness. ID prob
accompany the$ company upon assignment:
as lnspect tor Of, Il RI ellpra ct Ice. n Captain
s3kipwith. wllp Was formerly coinnl.inlerI
rs Company xtremely popular With
tary. experienceg rca tly56tos n the success
OF. the oncampl1rent 53'f 81 5 s8S3
The co Tpany3{ has been recruiting up
and has gotten In some very fine specl-
mems Of sold ierS boys. II and FITS drills are;
being largely attended. The company ex-s
poets to- carry fits. officers and men, and
will ma Ike Ks a ~ table appearance 81 In
camp and on he mar ch. @85 81
Z Com pa1ly G. a Is usually very exemplary
in Its conduct, its members being we'll
behaved and very a,nenn ble& to- discipline,
r ent ii The stste general si
Cfeucy n 5iE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
. VI 4 TON HORSE
SHOW PR|ZE: LISTS.
An Outdoor Exhibition Which
I5y Co.. is Unique IN Horse
I'm E558. Fairs. S5
5lspec,a,s 10 The Times p tspatch,)

Especial to The Times tspatch,)
\ 3yYARRRNTO VA, July l4,--,rhe
prize lists for the yyarrenton II orses Show
of August the 2ath and Both have been
Issued. the cash prizes amounting to two
thousand dollars. Warrenton has long
held the reputation Of holding tlle most
delight ful open air show In the ST. te7-ln
fact allSthe disagreeable features Incl,
dent TO such exhibits have been been el1l'l'r.
,nAtad, 5ls g4- sl /, Z 7,
Dust iss an unknown quantity. while
notot breexas -and fresh air abound ,5tlt y
almost useless to set forth tne Qualify !,
tx the horsetieshl Witch finds itsa way
Rare; The local supply would alone go
"a long way towards making g good ca :.
.logsue que to say nothing of the import
lions from the Nprtt and elseW here,
l'andieap WIN Y, g y Z h sana
yhnrse MT'e viii Jump four feet, blue ribbon
Wine rs, four and a la Il. and horses tina q
have won a cha lpionsllip five feet. Al
entries, accompanies by fees must Pc IN
the hands Of secresaryS ~ y, Gasklns
on aF psfogs lAusns ~.
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COMPANY c TO ENCAN ?
By !i... SAD SEA SEA! Waves VA $
ttrt - -
Soldier Boys Will Have Little
Time for Sentiment, However. 81
Will See Service. 5

Il Company G. Seventeen Regiment. is
making extensive preparations for it's en-
campmenttl Which will be held this year
at Ocean View. The company will leave
Richmond the evening OF Saturday,
AUGUST 4th. and Will be gone ten days
The object. OF the camp is general Mill
tary Instruction, " Win !, special reference
to rifle practice. The striotest military
discipline will be maintained and the
boys Will get taste OF service, Every
care will be taken. however for the
sarety and comfort OF the men, and the
most rigid sanitary precautions will be-
taken in Older to Insure their health.
y Long ranges can be obtained on the
beach. and the men Will have an onpor-
tnnity OF putting In practice some OF
the principles OF The firing regulations, In
which they have been drilled for some
The members Of the company are very
enthusiastic over the trip, as they had
previously been disappointed at not going
Vers. They expect TO- gain equally as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Contract Changes Hands.

0 Especial to The .Tl1nes- Dispat ch.) III
SPENCER, NJ c., july H. Captain r.
t. Day. OF Iynchburg,. who recently too's
a contract for mining and delivering sew
eral hundred thousand carloads OF bal,
last near Spencer, on yesterday sold out
his interest In the u big contract TO tbs
contracting firm OF Lane Brothers, Vt
West Esmont, Va. The work q mining
the rock was we'll under way and the
development OF the quarry will Sbe pros
secuted vigorously by the Lane Brothers.
The rock Id being delivered to the South:
ern Railway Company for ballasting Its
main line which ID being doubled tracked
through this section, *, e 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
.!B|:||RY||'A|N'A|'NDIA|F|.[.A.Rl.S'I'1'
ENCOURAGEMENT
Latter SaidSto Have RctlredSO Only
AfterSdcarii1g from i Nc-s "
braska Mani $.S&
.Ro0sE ans. THIRD TERM.
8S,tggestio ii John Sharp VIII
liaLi11s l7latly$ Dclied by W ,:',$
8ts6 F.raft's Position. \. ,Ss9

(sperial to rhc Times Dispntcli3

(special to T'he 1ines-Di spntcii.)
# NEW YORK; July II. 1.-The remarkable
n11xict y not S TO- be mistaken iDr a con-
servatlve. which Mr.. Bryan llas inat,i--s
tested Stree Ills arrival III London W here
he fell Under the spell OF enissaries frdili
w r. Hearst Ia causing a. lot q cotn ms
Snlent q n1ong 1oenocra Is here M 5fsS 81 55S
Mr. Hearst's representatives, lad tsevt
$eral conferences with Mrs. Brya Y, md
forthwith the great co,1,inonc began
to lisabuse his conpatrlots Of the 1denl
that he was anything like q conservative
lie declared that he was standing just
where he stood III 1896 16 to and al He
was ju st az Sraticnl as cver. fic WAS not
d backslider. such was his message a aa555l
has made q direct bid for the support
OF, the Hears I, element, and, what is more,
has made the BID at the suggestion and I
With the approval of Hearst himself In
other words, Hearst and Bryan scent ]
have struck Hands across the sea. n. #
H earst according to his friends Il here
promised to support Bryan for. the Presi-5
.dercy only Il the condition TINT Bryan
should placeS1 himself before the country
as m unqualified Is radical, and would y
agree to ignore the safe and sane Y ele-
ment that was Nj responsI BILE for ] nd sc 4
Parker nomination. !.
Plans for Reception.
The committee headed BY Mayor John
# n Fitzgerald. Of Bos ton, which was APP
pointed Yesterday by the Plan and Scope
Committee of the Commercial Travellers
THRUST League to secure the o-opera-
ton of the business interests OF the coun-
'tryiinS the jreceptiontto DO rendered Wm.EJ
Bryan att Madison Square Garden upon
his return from Europe on August 3Otl,
to-day issued tho following statement:
THE Commercial $ Travellers Anti
n Trust II Lea que, IVY illiam Hoge, presi-,
II dent, nausurated a movement for X a.
fitting SreceptionEon his re turn from q gfI
5s tour around i the world TO Mr. Bryan
Y the foremos and ( most trusted leader
IS Of All q ggressi ye opposition to all
&& trusts and monopoles. e
It Is \ the desire 81 the league, i
ii der whose auspices the reception Will
4 be given, tina all persons and organ -SSs
izatons irrespec tive OF party Or fac-&.l
ton, Interested i1&the fight aga inst SS
trusts and n1onopoli les, will join, wi h-Ss4
out further Invitation, and In their
Ee own way, In thsS welcome home to- this
f$ great American citizen a t. Il Madison
& Square Garden, N CIV York City. All
T gust 80, ~ 900, VI hen speeches Will BIO
+ made by Mr.. Bryan and other dstin-
II guishcd men Of the ation."
THE gstatementSis signed by Mr.. F. t.
gerald and the following members Of the [
R John 81 w. q mlnson. 81 Bir-{ I
Ala; or1nnn e. Ack, uffalo.F
NJ Y. n Tom Z, Johnson. H Ohio w il,ivn
lIpge. IN ew Y orls \; wins ], sSA bbott,s N EVIL
York Harry w Wal ker,t w York.4 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
BLOODY DUEl.O
little Walkers. Greek
Two Factions Use Their Guns
is y Il = + Fierce. ierce
Fight 453.3
Especial i to i The Il Times. Dlspa tch.)

iAs Especial to 4 he Ines . lspA tch.)
S$ yVsYTHEVILLFc, July " a.--News4
has been received here OF i bloody duel
on Little Walker. 5 Creek + H IN Bland
county. nea & the 1yythel line, IL which.
tho participants We're two IL men US by
the name of l'auey ana Their named
Thompson. on the U one Ii sid 4, sfa ana three
sHancocks h Ia tter and two Mrons. on Il he
other. ~ XII Of tho 1IaBcoclts were vnund =
ed. the old 4 man eriousl .sSss sis N
s II q inforilia I tom can E be 10 btained as to
the cause Of the nictilt The par ties
all lived In the Same eighbOrhood and
are old restd n t..
$$ Tho q two Pauleys have been arrested
and arc IN Is the Bland TAIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
OBITUARY,
Mrs. M 81. Bibb.
Special g The Times. Dispatch

u Special to Tho Times. Dispatch IN III is
Z sHADWE11L JUL y u. Mrs ! Mag
gic Titnberlake Bibb wife Of M NJ Henry.
@. Bibb, Of Louisa ounty, died Thursday.
morning. aged fly sever, ears: she
the youngest child OF the Ia to Il :. = !. II ~
.berlake, Of Albelnarle. She lived Tor
.many8years with her mother, u NJ rs. A. M. ],
-Timberlake, at the residence OF Mr.. VI 81
Massie Smith. Of Shadwell, The son-ln-z
law OF the latter Mrs; II BIB had been
for many years In frail u health, though
only appearing to. he an Invalid for the
last year or two. Her mot her, the yen-f
cradle Mrs. Timberlake. died a little over
a year ago. Mrs. Il lib leaves her hts
en- years. The interment was at the
family burying-g ground OF the Bibb fa11l-
fly. IN 1o1iSa -. II "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
OPENING SOUTH ASIA.
Activity Shown in Railway Ex--
8S tensions in Burma and Siam.

Eastern railway activity Is shown tn
the following Singapore newspaper 81 te.l
$ment forwarded by Consul General II.
Der: " I'M NJ
+ Some years ago It was proposed that a
railway connection should be established
Aetwcen Burma and Slam for mutual,
commercial benefit. CONSTRUCTION Is now
being ener getically pushed forward up.
the Menam Valley. a country OF easy
gradients and great commercial possi-.
4blitfesa IN the meanwhile The English
A1alayan line from Pegl to Moulmein has
reached completion. and It's promoters
propose TO throw OF q northern branch
to connect It. With the Siamese system.
There IS the possibility that much 0:
the vtttern China trade, which now
finds It's way to "A the sea through SIAM.
Will be diverted ii to Moulmein, a much
shorter and more 5sex peditious route to-
EnlropeA At present Yunnan external
5commeroa Is OF very limited volume. but
IL stimulated by better and cheaper trans
port facilities It would be pretty surs
TO expand continuously, and SO create
a better market for British merchandise
throughout Western China. u !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
IN MEMORIAM.

On memory OF Mrs. Robert a. Wood #
IN my dreams ! still SEQ thy dear, face,
IN N AZ It's loyeiiness and stately graca;s1
With - JOY found only III the CELESTIAL
~ Realm. fS' y ~ = YIs ~ n
hnt y, we miss Thy sweet voice, ay 1
That hou art far happier Above sf
Ihan thou could be with our earthly love,
Some day We will understand .58
why thou vast called TO 1.-THE Happy
At the time we loved thee hest;
but, nntn Then. God 10 our Stay ana
July u. .sos. 80 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
4 Hotel Arrivals Y esterday.sts


hotels last night were: n
8 Jefferson--7 !. XII a. Crowellj, 81 Perth Am-;
boy N I. ]. III J. + B. 4 bleton,sI louisville,
lSy..;;i55 ] II /. IL Downing, New York; B. NJ.
Caldwell, Wheeling. w II Va. !: II. ~, Top
ping. Wheeling, ". Va; p. u, Mayer and
son., Norfolk, Va; Mrs. A, Z II. ,Drcwry.
Virginia; Mrs VILLAIN NJ. HARRISON.
Virginia; Mr.. J. S, Harrison, Virginia.
4 Murphy's-Les Ellis, Ashland. Va Va;
W.. NC Nc Doow'ell, Norfolk. Vat HI s..
Beaver, Roanoke; William White. Lynch
burg; Thomas L. Watson; Berkley..5 ss
W Ford $ K. Collier, Virginia ,ayY.F T.
Edwards and wife, Nqy{fp9 4 p p ~ Broad =
dus, Ba gby;s, Melville Broa ddus. Sparta; ;
Il. B. Richerson, Bagby, Va. SS s3 AZ
Richmond-J. w. Buckner ~ Virginia.;
R. p. Hairless and wife, Lyby, Va, r. I Z.
Martin, Lynchburg, Va; 2. L. Guy N or-ss
folk, Va.;S IS. A. Wainwright. Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Meant What He Said
Long Cruise Over.

Especial tn The Times Dispa tch,)
BAR HARBOR. NJ ID, G5g July Two
twenty-flve-mi runs, one Friday and the
other yesterday. through the picturesque
East Penobscot Bay and around the outer
Mount Desert Island, carried the Eastern
Yacht Club fleet Into this harbor !!ycster-
day afternoon, where the 1906 cruise OF
two hundred miles was terminated.
The schooner Corona, owned by a. T.
Luke, OF New York. and the little sloop
Heron, owned by Walter u Badger, g, OF
Boston. won the principal prizes for the
best work OF the cruise. 81
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wv. M. Wexford. !.

Especial to The Times Dispatelis, " A!
4LYNCHBURG,.ayA, ,,F ] uly4S w rnSSr1,s
Wexford, SRI aged sixty-flve, g SConfed-'
lumber busln tie 90 here \.
Ing. sudd enl q fter, an hour ,llness,s
His death was due 10 hea It strnu ble. 4 Fles2
was q mat i've 5;of VI F'i'eler,cks0ui'g,' n bit
came here shortly after the war. His
widow was q MIss Langllorne, who has
as large connection throughout Virginia.
-Four sons and an adopted daughter SUR
.ylve, Deputy City Sergeant Wexford be-
Ing among the number 5%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Wins Chess T tournament.

OsTEND, II BELGIUM, July 14,,.---Carl
schlechter won the second annual chess
masters tournament. the final round Of
which was finished at the Il 1Suraaal here
yesterday. schlechter scored q polnts
Maroczy the Hungarian champion, was
second, with 20, an Rubnsten of RUS
s!a, was third. with 10 points. Marshall,
the American player, was seventh on the
list. while Janowskl the Partisan cham
pion, finished eighth, being ahead OF
PerIs, who was asst. t3si3 Mt "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
5Go-Between Case Ended.

s 887-a tSpec1HI n Observation-Disclosures
NEW DIRK. July 14.--It was stated
yesterday upon 4 authority that there
would be no further Snvestigat ton In ire
Go Between case. ISL # Il
Alex Shields declined ~ to make any
comment for publication MS 4 to the pun,
'ishment inflicted upon his son John in
connection with the G o Between matter,
S"I only hope that tho public will bear
In mind that as "a trainer his record has
been good and clean, ~" Shields said. with
feeling. u "a 58s EN- Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
I. H. Maddox.

4 Especial to The Times Dispatch.) n III
L FREDERI CKsBuRG,s VA, july ~
Mr.. y. H, Maddox. OF Rock Hill, Stafford
county, died at his home last night aged
sixty years. Mr., Maddox was a gallant
Confederate soldier, served as a scout
under Captain II. s., Doggett. He leaves
wife and several grown children.
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B said Mr.. lllanls, .'t h6 the
.esid dit Ia planning It SO that he Will

B. Said ar. Villains. t hat he
$Pres!ddnta Is planning t 80 tina he Will
be forced to make The nc g. The Pre- ST.
dent rather reminds me d ( \ he I'D lady
OF saragossa. who hung abont asklns.
when the gem ler1en were going to begin
the kissing, as she wanted to be there
Continuing, Mr., Williams said:
'.The Republican party has fallen be-
hind the mark Profuse In promises II hus
not lived up to wha ! 7 promised. E 4: For Z
one thing. the party refused to go into .ne3
question Of tariff revision. ms "
promised. 8s
Ss....There| is 4 a feeling OF unrest through
out this country and it$ Is growing .S5. a
feeling Of unrest always acts to the az
vantage OF the party in pow er, III
Il The minority leader declared that ",
j. Bryan is the logical candidate Of tho
Democratic party. s SE44 @ " Il 3s8
Meant What He Said,
& OYSTER BAY. L. 6. L. July 4. When
the Interview OF John Sharp W illiams was
shown to Mr.. Loeb. secretary to the
President to-day. Mr.. Loeb said:
.Hrhe President meant exactly what ne
said on the night OF his election, that
he would not be a candidate for office
That statement Is irrevocable. 4.
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Mrs. Pan1lev@ TAYLOR:

: Especial to The Times 3 spatch.)
I FRED VA, July IA
Mrs. Pamley Taylor. widow Of the late
Robert Taylor Of Stafford county, died
this morning at the home Of her son-in-4
law. Mr. Cleve Harding. at an advanced
age. She leaves one son, Mr.. Edward
Taylor, OF Texas, and several daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Mrs. C. gGish !.

Especial to The Times ri spatch,) S9S
ROANOKE. VA, July II -..htrrs:. George
+, Gish. wife Of one OF the, most prp,ni-
nent farmers OF Roanoke tppnty. @aied
tonight from typhoid fever. .The,hus-
band IS also critically III with fever, d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PRESIDENT NOT 10
RUN. LOEBDECLARES

q NEW YORK, July 14.--Before sailing
to-day for London. where he goes q g 2
delegate TO the International; 8 ariiaIaell-
tary Congress, John Sharp Wlll ii n :,
minority leader in the House. gave It
as his opinion that President Roosevelt
would consent to run again y !f55 u n
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Mrs. M. A, Coleman.

lspeclul to The Times-Dispatch)
4, PETERSBURG. YA.{S July Mrs.
MargaTet Ann Coleman died suddenly yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF her
aaushter. Mrs, r, O. Weeks, on Fleet
Street. Mrs Coleman n was sixty-one
years old, 5t " 4. ,s,-'. I, 4 .3ss''
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a Mrs. Mary. Brown,

Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch)
", PETERSBURG, VA. July l4.-A1rs.
Mary Brown, widow Of the late Charles
Brown, died suddenly about two O'clock
to-day shortly after eating dinner. II Mrs.
Brown had been feeling badly, but had
not been III. and her death was abso-S
lutely unexpected.
She leaves 4 n daughter, Miss Mary
Brown, and FIVE sons, three OF whom
live In this city 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Captain#O, G. Delk..

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
"a SUFFOLK, VA July 14.-C Captain o.
G. Delk. for many years captain Of ana
Old Dominion steamer, running out or
Norfolk, died to-day at his home in
slnlthfleld, Va,s He 4 s,fsurviyedi VI bye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
TO ! Get More VI 4 Stref1gt
from, our r God.

s3gx-, "a II EN- the Bowels are fll,et
S3Es3'\\$h\8 n with uhdigested food w,5
s$58\N\N may be great deal wors,
| |5$38N ~ of than II we were Hall
4 starved. X ss AZ !l5Ssi 3s
@ Because food that stays TOO long iii \
The Bowels decays there, Just g Il h q
stayed TOO long IL the open air, #
E8 Well when food decays III, the Bowels
through DELAYED and overdue action, what
happens7 IS
X FaS The millions 81 little Suction Pumps
u thatlne the / Bowels and lntestines then draw
Poison from the deoayed Food, instead u
The Nour!shnsnt they were Intended 10 4
81 draw. ~ 85,s Il a S5sa
/, This Poison gets Into the blood and. III I
time spreads all 5ovor5tho body. unless the \
Y Cause Of Constl patients promptly removed
I That cause 81 Constlp ationis Weak 81
/ Lazy Bowel Muscles. II
93s7s: When your Bowcl-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise TO strengthen them. not
l..'Physc" pampcr them. .,35s
There's only one kind q Artificial Ell
ercise for the Bowel IN uscles. 5s5s
It's name Is 1cAscARETs, n and It's
price Is Ten Cents a box. 3s3i5
33 Soil YOU want the same natural action n
lhatsa six mile walk In the country would y
| give you, (wlthout the woariness) take ono 1,
|Cascaret Al 4 time. With intervals between
llll YOU reach the exact oondtlonyou desire. III
!8s One Cascaret at n time viii properly
cleanse foul Brea.h !, q Coated Tongue. u
Don't fall e carry The Vest Pocket
Gascaret Boz With you constantly:
M All Druggists sell them --ove ten million
boxes ayear. .s3S s.s
Be very careful To- &c. the genuine. 4.
made only BY the Sterling Remedy Com
pany ana never sold Il bulk: Every tablet
stamped "cc III 81
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]. w. Ailojr,.
Especial to me

yrpecIal TO The Tlfnesz Dfspatch.) 7TH
~ CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Jnly al.
~, Aner' an aged citizen and promlnont
uod Fellow. died here at O'Clock this
afternoon He viii DO buried Tomorrow.
Diseased leaves wife and four children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
]. B. Cox

Especial to The Times Dispatch
VA, July III. B. Cox,
a well-known resident Of Pttsylvania
county, died astn!ght at his home. fou.
miles from this city. after a Eprotractcd
illness. lie was .iforty-five5s years of sage,
and is survived byahIs, wife y and a5nu,1,s
Der Of sisters and brothers. IA All