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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25

Now is the time to guard the
health and strength Of The lungs
The best remedy to use for coughs
and colds is Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar. The only cough syrup
that does not constipatc TIE bowels
but which on the other hand, cxpcls
all cold from the system by acting
as u pleasant laxative. Best for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
etc. Sold by Stone &. Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25

In tie old Salem days when
anything went wrong with do
nestle affairs, the blame was put
upon the witches.
II bread was soggy. it was at
tibuted to supernatural influ-
ences. Nobody thought of look
ing atsucb a commonplace cause
as poor flour.
Nowadays almost everybody
recognizes that the best flour is
absolutely essential TO the max
ing of the best bread.
Dewey's Best Flour
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25
Bread Sale

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of Golf Methodist church
will give a bread, pie and cake sale
Saturday Of the present week from
? o'clock in the afternoon until s
o'clock at night, at Hayman & Cos
tons store 25ian2t'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25
SWEET mELODY FLcUP

Remember your friends by send
ing them a nice portrait of yourself,
therefore take advantage of the adj
yertising offer for ono week at the
Ideal Studio. 24jan6t
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25

Saturday OF the present week from
? O'Clock in the afternoon until S
o'clock at night, at Hayman & Cos
tons store 25ian2t'
Attorney Elmer f. Goodwin went
10 Grafton this morning on business
and viii return tomorrow.
A. ]. Williams was here Thursday
from Bridgeport.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with bath. Terms reasonable.
Apply at 52S Preston street, Wines
addition, city. 25jan6t,
Captain Rufus Raymond, Of Bris-
tol, spent Thursday in the city on
business and the guest of relatives
and friends.
Judge Nathan Golf is home from
Richmond, Norfolk and New York.
He attended 10 some legal matters
at Richmond while gone.
Orlandus West left this afternoon
for Pittsburg to look after some bust
ness matters Of Importance.
Col. NJ. J. Francis, of Wilson
burg, spent Thursday afternoon in
the city.
John c. Johnson was here from
Bridgeport a few hours Thursday
morning.
Hon. W. W. Brannon. Of Weston.
was prominent business visitor
here Thursday,
Get your carnations at Dudley's,
on Mckinley day, Monday, Jan. 90.
Five cents each. 24jan3t.
Charles G. ColTman is home from
Wheeling, where he looked after
some business matters.
Constable A. L. Hustead was a
visitor here from Sardis Thursday
on business.
Z. W. Thomas, of Columbus, o..
representative Of the Central Ohio
Paper Company, is here looking af-
ter the extensive trade his house has
in This section. ;.
School children, next Saturday is
the time to have half dozen photos
made. Come and take advantage of
our special advertising offer, which
will commence on the 9th. See
slow case Friday for photos given
in special offer at the Ideal Studio.
II, G. Macdonald. 24itG
]. L. Sutton was here from
Salem Thursday on business.
II. B. Mckinley, cashier of the
Merchants & Producers bank at
Salem, was a business visitor here
Thursday.
James II. Morrison, of Wilson
burg, spent Thursday in the city.
L. G. Race has returned from a
business visit to Fairmont.
WANTED-White girl to cook.
Must furnish references. Adj
dress IL" care Of Telegram Of
flee. ian25tf
WANrED-A competent house
keeper. Apply TO Mrs. J. +.
Krohmc, Mechanic street, Jones
flat. jan25tf.
FOR sALE-On easy payment, lots
123 and 124, Union Heights addi-
ton and Philippi pike; also store
house and lot at Lost Creek. W. Va.
Address or call on W. c. Burnside,
Stealey addition city. 96ian9ts
FOR SALE-0ne good &. T.. Par
IRISH make, drummer wagon, good
as new. viii carry $500 lbs; also
i will offer two pet fawhs. male and
female, fine and fat. Call on or adj
dress W. c. Burnside, Stealcy adj
dition, city. 25ian9t"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-25

Link Mason, of Grafton, is the
guest Of Capt. Archie Crawford Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
TYPHOID FEVER
IN THE DISTRICT
Causes of Infection the Subject
of Investigation.
RESULTS OF FILTRATION
District Plans Believed to Have Been
a Success.
OTHER SOURCES OF DISEASE
Marked Reduction Of Bacteria in Po-
tomac Water After Passing
Through Filters.
District Plans Believed to Have Been
q Success.
OTHER SOURCES OF DISEASE

Investigations into the conditions in the
District of Columbia by Mr. Theodore Hor-
ton consulting engineer OF the New York
state department of health, and by Prof.
Vim. T. Sedgwick OF the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology have resulted in a
conclusion by them that the filtration plant
of this city is all that 1t should be. and
that the large percentage OF typhoid fever
IN the District comes from other causes.
Mr.. Horton and Prof. Sedgwick made this
Investigation for the Engineering News,
which publishes their conclusions.
In commenting upon the continuance of
the high rate of typhoid fever after the in
stallstion of the plant. the News said that
surprise and disappointment are tame
words to express the feelings of many
people in and out of Washington on learn
ing that the new water filtration plant was
not effecting the confidently expected re-
duction of typhoid fever in the national
capital
The reports Of the failure of the plant to
reduce the typhoid fever in this city have
been seized upon by opponents OF filtration
plants in several cities, and have caused
embarrassment to engineers and health Of
ficials. The use OF a coagulant, 1t is stated
by the Engineering News. was shown to be
desirable by the investigation into the con-
ditions existing in this city. but the well
meant but misdirected zeal OF some of the
physicians at Washington prevented the in
clusion In the design and construction OF
means for introducing a coagulant when
the turbidity Is at Its worst"
Attributed to Other Causes.
Both Mr. Horton and Prof. sedgwick
agree In attributlng the continued high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
be missing. and since it has become known

be missing. and since it has become known
that five have been located on oyster
dredges the impression here is that all the
missing men are to be found aboard the
vessel in the waters of Chesapeake
bay. Marshal Treat has warrants out for
a number of captains. and he expects to
have them all in custody within the next
week. Last year the marshal called for a
revenue cutter and made an inspection of
the crews of the several vessels in the bay
and rescued a number of men who were
detained against their will. The practice
here is said to be similar to that in other
cities. where the doping of men has been
resorted to, they then taken aboard to
awaken and find themselves signed up for
a cruise of two or three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
Jury Unable to Agree.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.

SpeC1nI IUfreSpUIiutLct
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 10, 1906
The jury in the case of J. Louis Loose
against the Southern Railway Company a
suit to recover damages in the sum Of $20,-
600 for injuries alleged to have been caused
to the plaintiffs green houses by smoke and
cinders from the round house and machine
shops OF the defendant company, an
nounced at noon today its Inability to reach
an agreement and was dismissed by Judge
Of the circuit court since Tuesday last The
plaintiff was represented by Attorneys Nor
ton &. Boothe. Attorneys e. C. Carlin and
III. O'BannOn Cooper of this city and Rob-
ert s. Tunstall of Norfolk, Va. represented
the railroad company. The case was given
to the jury last night at 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
valuable Jewels Recovered.

NEW YORK, November 10.--Jewels val
ued at $4,000. which were stolen on Octo-
Der II from "Mooreiand.' the country home
at Mount Kisco of G.. L. Boissevain. New
York banker, have been recovered. Joseph
H. Anderson OF Cleveland. Ohio. who until
a few days before the robbery was en-
ployed as butler In the Boissevain home.
he has confessed that he committed the
robbery. The jewelry was found In a Jew
ish cemetery near Mount Kisco. where It
had been buried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11

tie heart, gives power to the brain, strength
makoi digestion perfect and enables you to
women and sckly children. It strengthens
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey contains no fussi
Price, III. Insist on the genuine. and
spurious mnlt whiskey substitutes
Medical booklet and doctors advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
Only Medicine for so Years

Mr.. w. A. Stage, Brooklyn,
N. Y, aged 70, enjoys good
health, thanks to Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, which
has been his medicine for 80
years.
Mr.. Stagg has had Grip many
times, and he says that
Duffy'S makes a complete
cure every time, preventing
any bad after effects. After
using Duffy's for 80 years
as prescribed, he would not
be without it.
He gratefully writes:
For thirty years Dufy's Malt whiskey
has been my one medicine 1 have always
used it as prescribed and it has proved val
liable aid as it has not only cured several at
tacks, but has prevented any bad after effects.
l cannot speak too highly of what Duffys
Pure Malt Whiskey has done for me, and will
always keep it to stimulate and tone up my
system and as sure cure for colds and grip.
Although 70 years old, am hale and hearty,
due to the .judicious use of Duffy's Malt Whis-
key. w. A. Stage, 1868 Pacific street, Brook
lyn." April 8, 1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiSkey
He gratefully writes:
MR.. w. A. stage.

ay and 9sa ard a builds % @ os u
the gs heath sns makes tine old and s9 the young strong
druggsts andg i'm bottles ; n
sinnW n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14

RIosaiis Chims. Mrs. W. W. Tausrerro.
Mrs. T. B. Taiiaferro. Mr.. 4. O.. Van
deroilt, NJ. Robert Williams. Mr.. W NJ.
lsliaterrO. ar. 4. b. Taliagerro. Mr.. c.
w iison. supper to same party Westurore-
Box 80. 7,,-Nir. and Mrs. W T. Rodg-
'rsou. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Studw *. NJ.
ana Mrs =. ~. Fry.
BOX 80. SD Mr.. and Mrs. j O. Corley.
Mrs. g.. r. Dufour. Washiugton. H. g.
MISS Br'"n Nash. Tennessee. Mrs. Du-
Tour. Washington. u. c.. Master Frank
Coriey.
Box SO 81 Miss Flora Mason. of Fred
eflchshurg Miss Sell sutton. Miss Peachv
lyme. NJ. Ahner Pope Mr. Edmund
MAYO. Nj. a. oliver Lyme. NIr Chester
ioolrick. OF Frederickshurg
BOX No. E-Mr. and Mrs John r. Com
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r How
ard Miss Frances Howard NJ. r. Re-
gent Dr- Reed. Mt. Birmingham. Jr
Box No. S-Miss Ramsay Miss Eliza
both Robins. Miss Anna Deane Cass. Nj.
Fred f. Noting. NJ -. Brooks Mr.
Frank Slaymaker MI. W. " Hablistor
BOX No. Nr-Mrs A. = Montague VI ~
annette Roy Montague. Master Robert
lsatane Montague. Mt. T.. q. Younger.
; r. Patteson. =. TinwooG Antrim. Blair
Boiling.
Box 40 Mr. Charles wright Mrs
charlie Wright. Miss Sallie Davis
BOX No. if2 Miss Rebeksh =. Watson.
James Taylor Robertson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Robert M. T. Hunter.

Special % The Times Dispa.ch
Pulaski. VA. October l3.-Robert NJ
T. Hunter. treasurer OF Pulaski county
died this morning about o o'clock with
typhoid fever. after an illness Of about
three weeks. The disease was not con-
sidered 10 have assumed "A fatal form.
and his sudden death was not anuci-
pated.
Just few minutes before his death he
had gotten ont OF bed apparently no
worse than he had been. hut the EFFORT
seemed 70 have affected his heart. and
he died IN a very short time.
The deceased was one OF Pulaski coun-
Us most prominent and popular citizens.
and his death when just In the prime
OF lie. being forty-eight years old. win
be severe loss 20 this county
Mr. Hunter was elected treasurer OF
this county In the fan Of 1898 IN a hot
contest over the Democratic candidate.
Mr. o. r. Jordan. Of Dublin. by a very
small majority. and was the first Repub-
lcan 20 hold an elective ofiice in this
county. This election was largely due
TO the personal popularity Of the man.
ana his record IN office has only con-
hrmed the peoples estimate. as he was
one o. the best treasurers that ever
held the ofice.
The deceased was a native and life
long resident Of Pulaski county. having
lived at Hunters Alum Springs until
about two years ago. when he moved
to this place. A proprietor and man
ager Of the Alum Springs he was widely
known throughout the country. and FOR
more than thirty years he was the ge-
nal host at this famous old resort that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath.
sao Odor OF IND 9eston. Smoking. Drink.
ing or Eating Can BE Instantly
Stopped.
Sample Package Mailed Ere.


Other people notice your had b-oo.A
where YOU would not notice It AZ ali
i is nauseating 90 other people to stan6
before them. and while you are taiki1s,
give them wh,T or two Of 80 - TX;
breath. IL usually comes from food To-
menting on your stomach. Sometimes
you have II In the morning-that avn
sour bilious. bad breath. You can sto,
that at once by swalloWin2 one or ~
stuart Charcoal LoEenges the most v,ov-
ertul gas and odor absorbers ever IRE
pared
Sometimes your meals Will reveal than
selves In your breath 70 those who tax
You've been eating cabbage. " and ALI y,
a sudden YOU beiCh IN the face Of vo,rr
friend Charcoal Is f. wonderful abscrber
or doors. as every ono knows. That is
why Stuart's Charcoal LosenRps ar 80
quick 70 stop all gases and odors ~
odorous foods. or gas from INDIGESTION
Don't use breath perfumes. They never
conceal the OdOr and never absorb the
gas that causes the odor. Besides tbe
very fact Of using them reveals the rea
son for their use Stuart's Charcosr
LOzengee. In the first place stop for eood
all sour brash and beiching Of gas az
make your breath pune. fresh and sweet
just after you've eaten. Then no ono
will turn his fac away from YOU v-ba1
YOU breathe or talk. your breath will ne
pure and fresh ana besides your FOOD
Will taste so much better TO you at votr
next meal. Just m g.
charcoal does other wonderful things.
too. It carries away from your stomach
and intestines all the impurities there
massed together and which causes fhe
as an absOrber
Charcoal Is now by far the best r,os,
easy and mild laxative known a vbole
boMul viii do no harm. In fact the more
Lozenges are made - pure willow char
coal and mixed With Just a faint flavor
q honey TO make them palatable for
you. but not too sweet You tust chew
them like CANDY They arc abqor,,+,1,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14


'.''s,.. captain ana Mrs.. John land
son
Il, i.N -.-M -. James Iarkins9n.
Daniel Sir James Mullen.
BOX 81. .7-Air. ana Mrs Z. 4 saun-
Frances p Wheat. Miss Mary BAH Saur-
d-rs. Mr. ul,. lrrs William Bailey Saun-
dere
p.. ~ Mis-. -~ar,.o.- NJ O.
-.N b. r ,,.. qsilf..-, 1:g-,--',...,
Mr.. a. b. Al+op.
Robert Cate.I. Nir. Robert Campbell. NJ.
George a. Gregory
-... NJ .-t lfr. Aist., cabef
r e. ,f -. No. ,f.r,...
~. 4, .r-.-s ,f -.-s ~. ~.
[fr.t ''-'''S N'- ana Ni'N IVA"
rs 40 N'. aga u james d.
" ~ "-a -4'N ''~'N
''.-- D. .UA-
- l-tt ~ So Mary LYONS. VI ISIS Gllland.
M ana Mrs John sidney Davenport.
BOX 40 AIR. and Mrs Cierkeu. Jul
Artaer White. Jr
BuA SO 21-Mrr Poitiaux Robinson.
81 SIS ftenec~a Brligers Miss Martha NJ
H.ot.ns.. M George Nfavo Nh Hon..
clark Rrlr.r.. NJ o;eore-. Ffarrisor,
BoN ST.. ai-Niss FHzs6.-r Pa,r.-sor.
Miss Mary Bruce Hiss I.sr-a Pytb.~-
fo.ra NI- VCirttr, King NJ y,
lV.rr-.r, ..-4 Nr~ T.r,.g W. (.~a.--
E.A So E-Mr and Mrs Epp, Hun
p.4rr Mr. II T. Positnev Ji,daa =
Csr.,l S.o.t.
BYN No r~-Nr- Or L. Alsriend Miss
AIrrIend Mr ana Mrs 4 II Harris
HnN SO - IS j =. Wall. Miss Bessie
Ntrlblc. Miss Helen Nenable Joseph f.
V,rabc David Dunlor
E"1 SO. -'-Air and Mrs Allen Potts
I.cr Gibson. Nr and Mrs. ". = Don
'nN y. - heiel SteEens Mss
~ NJ .t'S' "a ili--'.,s' NJ fte1IeIs ~
ON 4 W.. -li- --'i''S
''' ,.., 49,.
v,r>ei crersr9U Miss ta9ria r li~9
sa1w Nj 42 or J q gY55o Mr.. T.. A VIII
n ~" Ms - I4o.c5tts- NJ
u = Hot-6kise Mr. + ID Hotcbt,iss
d.. Sir. p. j. Hotchkiss. Jr.. Miss Lou Sc
Nul.nd Mr. Preston Noland-
BOX SO. s. Miss smith. New York: Miss
O. A. Afriead Mr. Harvey t Ear s'i Colonel
A ; Buf6rd, Jr, - ''9''''
HaN No. Mrs. James p. Patton. Mrs.
j. Tay.o hlyson. Major James D. Pat
ton. CAPTAIN cunning ham Hail IAeuten-
Dos ~. 8 Mrs. Andrew II. Christian.
~. MISS NrsinIa X Archer Miss Helen
ys us r.sti Se'liS. MSS VT
S,ii'" " $50 ~ iSti'l.t. -1I Jo"H Ouflie
M ny Is" III Is '''1i.; a.. -,
''N ~ IL -leSD' NiIS.
~ ti i,u, W. HiiS IS. cameron
Ni' d. our We NJ @ 1 MIS-. !. y.
o.. 'ei. AiSs iStuc'lt % CaItT
BOZ NO M, ana MIS-; William r.
D.. Mayo. MIS-. Julien II. nm. Miss itar-
ri~"i. Mr.. Randolph HARRISON, Mr.. VII
son harrison-
bon NO. 49-Miss Davidge. Miss Walker
Miss Jeffress. Mrs. Coke Jr. MI. Gil
ham. Mr.. Coke. Jr
BOX 80. 5o-Mrs. e r. Lafferty Mr.
D. h. i.amerty Miss Herbert, Miss Eu-
genie Taylor Dewey Cook. j. A smith.
Jr. Washington.
Box 80. 52-Mr. and Mrs. Lehman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Colonel John c. Clarksou.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. October %
Colonel John g. Clarkson aged 81 wears
"ieo laSt night AZ the homo OF HIS dauel-
Ter. Mrs. A J. Langley. DO this cftr
Deceased WAS "a native of Aile,..--.
county. Va. having settled ia thi.. e,,lrr,.
IN IN'i where De has since mad. Dali.
home. His wife. Who died man, wears
ago Was Miss Anne Early d sister ot
the noted General Jubal A. Early. o.
confederate fame &c. lc.U-es two Chill
ley
During tie Civil War DE. served und.r
Generals John b. Floyd and Henri,
Wise. lie was one OF the pioneer s,it
manufacturers OF tho Kanawa, Ia,f.,.
Miss Louise Carr Boulware
Miss Louise Carr Boulware died O..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Mrs Charles N. Chelf.
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch D

I"I---7-' - T ~ 7 ITTT-7- a7lTH0
Chas y Chelf died very suddeniv I.,e
lato this evening IN the sixty-second wear
OF her age. She was Sick only a r..,,
hours before her death
She was noted for her strong Christian
traits. and her family and large circle
or friends and acquaintance mourn her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14

was opened by his father ". T.. Hunter.
In 1852
lie was a direct defendant % tho fa-
nous r. NJ. T. Hunter who was one of
the Secretaries OF State Of the Couf,i-
crate States under Jefferson Davis
The deceased leaves a WIFE and four
ChlldTen, together with am innunr-lDl.
host Of friends. who mourn the untiruel,,
departure Of "a good man and model eiti-
zen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14

"I would say that 7 ann now JOB my sew
onty-sixth ycar. Have always lived an
active lie. About "a year ago ] began
using DrFFTs PURE MALT WEnsKEY
AIS restorative and can heartily recon-
mend IT. as o. very valuable preventative for
young and old--MRs ELIZA sCHEIRER.
AIa..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
J. A. Kaufman.

LURAY. VA. October 13-Joseph 4
place. died at tho home OF bia f,tbar
John w kaufman. nea- Lurav. at nm
early hour this morning.
MT Kaufman was about y years nr
age Death was due o. typhoid fever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiSkey

"a 81 g. Il 0ti system with
r u-, ~ ones al
Il s. Z on
r B a < 81
5 ' q . estS for Hfv years tndf au-.,
been found absolutely
CAUTIONWhen you ask your druggist grocer
s Pure Malt Whskey be the genuine It's the only
absolutely medicinal whskey only
lesnever bulk Look Chemist
label
booklet Duffys Malt Wits
key Rochester. N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
CHINESE BURNED TO
DEATH ON STEAMER

HONG KONG. October "a THE Brio .n
ed at $40 this Sunday u,orninp v-fl.
lying alongside her wharf. Hundreds or
Chinese passengers We're burned o. death.
ana valuable cargo was destroyed All
the European passengers and tu. .r-rv
were saved
The steamer Hankow was owned b,. ti..
china Navigation Company. OF Iondor.
and was built go Glasgow IN 1876 The
vessel was constructed ~ iron her dirua,-
slons being. length 3os5. beam 422. aertb
To- feet Sise registered 900 tons gross
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
SHIPS COLLIDE
IN DARKNESS
ALBERT BISHOP. superintendent Of
government work ~ tho dam
Injured.

Injured.
CLAYTON Morris Of Elizabeth pa. enc
gineer Of the derrick boat. severely scaidel
and bruised. and IL is feared he Is fata y
injured
Charles Campben Economy. Pa. head
crushed. arm broken and severely scaldcl
John Weatherford Ecouomv severely
scaided and bruised.
Joseph cooper. engineer. OF Elizabeth
Pa bruised severely and scalded
john Rogers. Of PtttsburR. severely
scalded
Unknown man from Sewickley. who was
lightly scalded and bruised. but who was
able 20 90 20 his home Two unknown
negroes. workmen about the boat. are
thought 20 be living iu thu Ohio River
dead.
The cause OF The explosion f. not known
and the blame VIII probably not be fixed
until after the coroner's inquest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
Restores VigOr in Old AGE

Mrs. Eliza Scheirer, who
lives at Macungie, Pa, and
who has passed very strenu
Gus life, found, at the age of
76, some of the old time vigor
and energy lacking. She felt
that she needed something to
give her strength in her de
clining years. For over a year
she has used Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey as a tonic medi-
cine, and has found in it the
very thing needed for one at
her time of life.
She writes the following,
and cordially recommends
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
to both young and old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
OBITUARY.
Miss Emma Lewis Bowe

Miss Emma Lewis Bowe. dauehter of
Mr. and Mrs. y. ". Bove. Of 9l- West
Franklin street. died YESTERDAY morning
az the home 81 her parents. the imrne-
date cause OF her death being heart
failure. the result OF typhoid fever CON
tracted at a Virginia summer resort
Miss Eowe is survived by ncr parents
and the following brothers and sisters. ..
Mrs. Cary Ellis stern. OF Richmond. Mrs
John T. Penn. Of Martinsvllle. Va. Mrs
Harry T.. Hodges. Wife of Lieutenant
Hodges. 81 the United States Army.
AIessrs stuart Bruce. Charles CONWAY.
Wythe Davis. y. W. and Dudley r. Bowe
Miss Bowe had been IN about six weeks
and had passed successfully the crisis
Of the disease. and was believed to be
vel on the road To recovery. when she
was attacked with weakness OF heart.
and afte~ three DAYS 90 extreme illness
succumbed.
Being the only unmarried one OF four
daughters. the hearts Of her parents were
especially drawn TO her. and il is difficult
for one not acquainted with the charming
home circle of MIR Bowc TO appreciate
the afflcuon which has befalen his
household. The beautiful young woman.
who entered into rest yesterday morning -
q time when life seemed sweetest. was one
whose usefulness and beauty Of character
was felt and appreciated I'm her house
i4NlN anu among llf friends whose deep
devotion during the past six weeks has
been most manifest. She was woman
of strong convictions and Of answering
LOYALTY, uprightness and fidelity 10
her friends and relatives
During her worst illness her constant
thought seemed 20 ne how she could save
trouble for others. and conscious TO the
end she exhibited a degree Of mental
activity that indicated tile teuderest re-
gard FOR those around HOY.
In z short time she was 10 have left
her home AS n bride. but 81 was felt that
nothing could ever lessen her love for the
home circle. Her place in the family
can never be filled. but the place she oc-
cupies as dutful daughter and
sympathetic sister will long be filled by
the tenderest memories.
Her funeral viii take place from her
parents. residence at u o'clock tomorrow.
with interment in Hollywood
Funeral of Mrs. Hicks.
The funeral OF Mrs. Laura Hicks. wife
OF Mr.. +. c. Hicks. who died Friday
night at her home, 40. IL Nicholson
Street. Fulton. VIII take place this after
noon AT O'Clock from Denny Street