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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
dull and weak. No. 2 spring wheat. soc:
No. 3 spring wheat. 75dS5c: No. 2 red. SIC:
No. 2 corn. &c: No. 2 oats. 25kc; No. 2
white. CSC: No. 3 white. TIC: No. 2 rye.
4lc: No. 9 barley. s2d3ec: No. I max seed.
81 rs: prime timothy seed. x.S7t-G2.75;
mess pork. per barrel. 9.55as. 60: lard. per
10 pounds. IS. 75a5. M: short ribs sides.
loose. $4,000: dry salted shoulders, ga
SIC: short clear sides. boxed. S .sOaS.
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Read the Standards war bulletins at
the Board Of Trade.
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Visible supply.

New York. Jun 1a-The statement Of
the visible supply of grain In store and
anoat Saturday. une II. a. complied by
the New York Produce exchange 10 as
follows:
wheat. ls.ssf.oee bushels: decrease. a.
90, 000 bushels.
Corn. 2l.436. 90 bushels; increase. $4,000
bushels.
Oats. TIA. 800 bushels; decrease, 75S.eoe
bushels.
Rye. 1.51.oco bushels; decrease. 1e4.ooo
bushels.
Barley. 81. 900 bushels: decrease. $500
bushels.
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Washington, June B~-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $50 90. So:
gold reserve. s1s5. SOL. 100.
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Boston. June I3.-Oregon Short Line. 30:
Boston a Montana, 2o7: Butte 4 Boston.
q: Parrot. q.
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Union Conc. s....... ......"......
Yellow Jacket ........ ..-.....-..
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage OF
the Stockholm Concert hall.
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Omaha June i3.-Cattie-Receipts. 5000.
Market steady to 81 lower. Native beef
steers. S4f4.S Is: Western steers. q. so6<.5o:
cows and heifers. 9.064.H: Gamers. ESQ
"a. 20: stockers and feeders S+6s %; calves.
- .s067; bulls and stays, ID
Hogs-Receipts. 2.ae. Market 561ec low
or. Heavy. 0.7ods.s; mixed. =. 7o3.7 rs;
light. a. eb05. 72i4; bulk OF sales. % 100
SIS.
Shesp-Receipts. go. Market steady to
stronger. Fair TO choice natives. $3.50
80 fair to choice Westerns. y. 75ff4. 50:
common and stock sheep. e1.506<.25;
lambs, n. 506s.
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San Francisco. tune 13-Fall woods
Southern coast lambs. 7asc: San Joaquin
lambs. 70sc: Northern lambs. 1l6l2c:
San Joaquin plains. 70sc; Humboldt and
Mendocino. fl61Bc.
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Receipts Shipments.


Chicago. June B-After two weeks OF
light cattle receipts buyers here to-day
were ready to take hold freely and the
trade was animated. Prices ruled strong
for the better Glass of offerings and
steady for Others. Choice steers. A.so6
SIS; medium. a.5eg4.S; beef steers. &.lo
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ApAAleh ROure.

London. june 1a-Spanish Fs closed at
34x, a net gain of Y.
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Statement.

Paris. June 1~a-spanish fs closed at
"a 7-16. q net gain of y.
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HOGE. BR0WNLEE / GO
BANKERS.
sUTTe CIV. MONTANA

Transact . 0sassal Baehiae s1sissek
hang drawn sa the leaAlng 0eno - 49,
Celisesiens pssnDtiy sssssAsa -
Correspondents: weIlA Yeaus . o. ~
Fargo D O., San haaeiseos OnahA 1000
DaIk. Omaha; uoOA D0ly . c.. Annnn1A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
Observation-Disclosures.

LURAY, VA. March Speclal-This
afternoon at o'clock at the "Locusts, g"
the home OF Mrs. Mary Biedler the mar
rage OF her youngest daughter Miss
Annie mae 20 Or. howard G.. Brumback
was solemnized Elder r. H. Burnam Off
ciating.
The bride is beautiful and accomplish
ed young lady. exceedingly popular and
has a host of friends and admirers. The
groom is a rising young physician. rapid
~ making a reputation in this county.
The attendants were Misses Susie II.
Swindler. OF Rappahannock: Mamie G..
Hudson. OF Luray: Julia X. Lee OF
Clarke and Noble Brubaker of Massa-
mutton: and Messrs. Lester L. Biedler
brother of the bride; Roscoe Brumback,
brother OF the groom; Wheeler j. Almond
and William A. held, all Of this county
Owing 10 the-recent death OF the bride 5
brother, Mr. Walter II. Bicdler. only a
few immediate friends were present at
the wedding
Miss Mabel Hudson. Of Luray. presided
at Jhe piano, rendering Mendlessohn's
march as the bridal party entered the
parlor. and Lohengrin's chorus after the
ceremony
There were a great many useful and
costly presents.
Dr. and Mrs. Brumback will preside at
their elegant home near Hope Mills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04

coast is given as $500 miles, and that OF
British Columbia as $50 miles or more
than double that of Great Britain ana
Ireland While the SAT- water area not
Including indentatiOns. covers more INA"
800 square miles. the fresh WAFER az"
of that part of the great lakes oelohsihs
IN Canada is computed az '-'.W squdi"
miles. not including the numerous iahea
of Manitoba and the territories, an STOCK
"a with excellent sDeciss OF iOod hsh.
In 1877 II was estimated that the sea ana
mind fisheries were worth l,Jc,Wo In
tSa7 they had reached $50 10000. In bait
alone n is estimated that the value oil
fish used is l633 a year our output OF
asb oil last wear was worth $4,000. The
s..,tsl,in catch was $500 go The salmon
cstch shows an increase Of over $50 u1
and tho herring catch an increase ot
500 600. The sardine catch fell OF some
what Between the years 1863 ana ls'
inclusive the five principal commercial
a.b.rlas have Welded az follows: Cod,
xlo. lgs 2i7: herring. SA3ss.Oi2; Holsters.
Is "a s,O. salmon. $3.50 40: mackerei.
So 80 Nl5.
over - e1 men We're engaged In the
fishery industry in the past year, and the
total capitaI was 0.er $4,000 Besides
the 1 goo fishing schooners and tugs. valued
m - no0m. manned 10y 9.7Sj sailors. s. 5ao
fishermen. using 81. 400 boats valued 40
over 81 .0OOe0. toiled on the great deep
Tor a livelihood using altogether GOA $50
rs.hors 81 nets The lobster plant for
1897 amounted 20 N11isSo. This repre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
TO BUY MORE POWDER.
\ Million Dollars To BE Appropriated
10 Furnish Big Guns Ammunition

WASHINGTON. MARCH I'm addi-
tion Ia q. contract Yesterday with proiejc-
tile companies for furnishing nearly
million dollars worth Of projectiles Tor
the modern rifles on the new iortinca-
lions. contract for securing large
supply of powder has also been arrahs-
cd. Both these contracts are based on the
agreement Of tho House conierees ON the
Notifications bill % accept the senate
amendments. Just how much powder Is
10 bee delivered cannot be ascertalheu' aa
the officials of the War Department are
under oath to keep Secret everything re-
laffng to preparations for an emergency
Penorts received al the department show
that on February 5th there was not I'VE
rounds Of ammunition for each gun now
mounted ON the modern defenses. Near
" s1.OO0OO1 for powder will be appropriat-
ed by the fortihcations bin II the report
of the Conference Committee Is adopted.
The belief that trouble with Spain may
occur has had IT'S effect on the House
couferees. and they have accepted most
of the Senate amendments. so that the
measure when reported back from the
committee will carry items aggresallhg
more than nine million dollars instead OF
something over the four millions allowed
bv the House II is the purpose or the
House conferees 10 report back two or
three items 10 test the temper OF their
bodv. and if these are agreed TO all other
items Of disagreement will We reported
IN once. There Is no doubt that the con-
ference report Will be adopted by the
Senate.
While the fortiications bill was IN the
Senate an amendment was inserted pro-
viding that all the money appropriated
nv the measure should be expended under
the direction Of the Board Of Finance and
Fortifcation. This would take the power
IN make contracts out Of the hands OF the
Secretary of War and might result In en-
barrassine delays I'm the event OF an emer-
oencv. as the board meets only once a
month Heretofore the board has had "a
separate appropriation annually OF about
s150 ooo with which 20 conduct experiments
with nev ordnance and ammunition. II
was not the purpose Of the law creating
the hoard that It should have control over
ain ordnance matters relating 10 the
army II is a separate institution COM
nosed of army officers and civilians This
r,,raerapn in the fortihcations bill has
liven great concern 10 the war Depart
ment and efforts have been made 10 nave
tho senate conferecs recede from the
amendment. II Is understood that ines
EFFORTS have been successtul.-New YORK
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
A SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
y Young Man Starts Life With IA Large
Family

OXFORD, n. c., March 3-special.-On
Wednesday evening. March I'd. in oxford,
at the residence Of Mr. 5. V. Ellis, Mrs
Lucy Smith. widow of the late Lewis
Smith, was married 10 Mr.. j. NJ. Phil
pott Mr.. 5. V. Ellis, justice Of the peace,
Ofiiciated. The marriage was a veritable
surprise 10 this community. The bride
Is mother of six children. and has one
grand child The groom is a young man
of twenty-five years OF age. who very re-
Gently came 10 oxford from Sunset in
Granville.
Mr. j. r. Britt having accepted the Of
fer of Hon. w W. Kitchen, will leave
oxford for Washington this week to as
sumo the duties OF private secretary. IN
his absence the Public Ledger will be
edited by Mr.. j. G. Eggs.
An improved fire engine carrying a large
tank of water has been purchased for the
town and will be here in a few days.
The health of Or. 5. ID. Booth. though
still very feeble was sufficiently improved
TO admit OF his being taken 20 the hospi-
tai at Lynchburg. Va. yesterday He
was accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Annie Booth, and his nephew, Or. r. l..
Booth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04

ate and Mr.. stewart resumed his speech
upon the House measure.
At the conclusion Of his speech. Mr.
Stewart offered "a resolution that 10,
Senate conferees Doe instructed to insist
upon the. Senate bill.
Mr. stewart later withdrew his resolu
tion and Mr.. Hoars motion TO non-concui
I'm the House amendments TO the bank
ruptcy bill and that committee Oh coh'
ferees be appointed was adopted.
Tho Vice President appointed Messrs
Hoar Nelson and Lindsay conlereeS o'
the senate on the bankruptcy bill
The Alaskan homestead and railroad
right of way bin was then taken mp.
speeches were made by Mr.. Turner
CWn1: Mr.. Carter CMont). and Mr.. vest
MOI. without completing the pil the
Senate at 5:4j adjourned
Senator Mason to-day introduced res
olution for the relief Of the widow OF the
colored postmaster recently killed by a
mob at Lake city s. G.. II is same a-
that introduced I'm the House by White
of North Carolina. to-day except thd'
the arS,unt IS made $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
FREDERICKSBURG AFFAIRS.
The Mary Washington Hospital Plans
for a New Building.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, March B.
Special T. T. Ramsay. Of Balt-
more, who purchased the Fredericksburg
College. will continue the institution next
session.
The faculty will probably be enlarged
and the education of the orphans OF the
Assembly's Home viii not be interferred
with. the Board OF Trustees having made
ample arrangements 10 that effect with
the new purchaser.
Mr.. A. T. Rowe Jr., has been elected
a member OF the Advisory Board OF tho
Mary Washington Hospital Association 10
M the vacancy caused by the death Of
the late Mayor w. 5. White. The ASSOC
citation has secured and paid for very
desirable location for the hospital and
plans are now being considered for "a
suitable building. about 5000 being al
ready I'm hand for this object. Donations
are still coming In.
Mr.. j. Milton Garnett, Of the United
States battleship Maine. is visiting DIS
parents in Culpsper county. re was so
fortunate as 10 be off on a Through at
the time Of the disaster 10 the Maine IN
Havana harbor
Mr.. John w Garner. Of this county
while attempting TO shoot MAD uos.
was attacked by the animal when seized
the end Of the revolver IN his NOUN.
He instantly fired. killing the animal
There are said 10 be quite a number Of
mad dogs i'm the McHenry neighborhood'
and the people are very much alarmed.
The farmers are burning their tobacco
beds. preparatory for another crop. The
wheat Is looking well, and an unusually
large acreage having been seeded, Dig
WELD is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
GYMNASIUM TOURNEY.
Rev. DIR. J. Wiley BledsOe Becomes
Chaplain al the Miller School.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March g.
Tn the hfth annual tourney Of the Fayer-
weather Gymnasium Association, held
last night at O'Clock al the University
Of Virginia. the championship and ALI
round medal was awarded TO Mr. W. i.
Powell Of Winchester, Va, with MT.
K w Durrctte. of Albemarle county, as
second. The other medalists We're:
FLYING trapeze-BoudOin. first: Ford.
second. Parallel bars-llutchinson, iirst'
Persinger second. and Heiner, third.
Horizontal bars-Heiner. first: Persing-
er. second.
Roman ladder-Pearce. first Mason.
second: Stroud. third
German hOrse-McCallie. first. Persing-
er. second: Heiner. third.
Flying rings-Heiner first: Durrette,
second.
Tumbling- Moore. first. Bowdoin. sec
ond, and Durrette third
Fence vault-llOng. first; McCabe, sec
and, and Pearce. third.
Hitchkick-Long first. feet. inches;
Durrette. second.
The Rev. Dir. J. Wiley Bledsoe, late
pastor of the Methodist church OF this
city and who since his retirement from
the itinerancy OF the Methodist Confer
ence has been residing at Gordonsvilie.
mas accepted the position as chaplain of
The Miller v annual Labor School. ana q.
tered up his duties yesterday.
Deli,ah Miles. a colored woman ninety
eight years old who was severely burn
ed accidentlly at Gilmore. Albemarle
county, few days ago, died yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04

mand from young officers Tor duty a
sea.
The Navigation Bureau has estimatea
the number required to take charge Of
auxiliary cruisers. torpedo boats whicA
could be- made available and other craft
and finds that IL is short from twenty
i've TO nifty. with those no won special
duty and at the various nayy-yards and
stations The coast survey has been
clamOring for more officers Tor lfs ships
IN vain The only way 90 provide addl-
tional officers Is tho passage o. the pend-
Ing personnel bil by which Il - pro-
posed 20 add 81 number 90 the lowest
grades. with the shortage ~ fifteen as
sstant engineers. caused bv the failure
To keep vacancies filed from ANNAPOLIS
graduates. Englnoer-in-Chicf Melville
finds u impossible Co supply the number
required from the lower grades
The pay corps IS also lacking. hut in
time OF trouble the pay officers viii have
little fighting 10 3D. aud the apparent
shortage in that department Is not giving
any concern, New York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
AN ATR0CI0US MURDER.
\ Negro Kills His Wife and Places her
Body i'm n Gully.

BOYDTON. VA. March 3.--Special.-
The neighboihood OF La Cross a station
on the Atlantic and Danville railroad.
some eighteen miles east Of this place.
has beer the scene Of a wife murder OF
unusual atrocity and of most revolving
character. The facts have just come 10
light.
About the 2lst Of January Della Pay
Tor. the wife Of Isaac Paylor (colored)
was missing. and no account of fer
whereabouts could be given by her hus-
band, and when asked about her he
said she and some man had gone to the
devil.
The first tidings Of the whereabouts Of
the missing woman was on the LIST dav OF
March whsn some one in passing
through an open field, noticed two buzz
yards lying up from gully, and when
the person approached the place from
whence the buzzards arose. observed the
lex OF what they supposed 10 be COW
protruding from some dirt and brush,
but. upon further examination. 10 their
horror found Il TO be the leg Of a human
being The body presented a most CHASTITY
sight. having been partially devoured by
buzzards and dogs.
An inquest was held over the remains
yesterday and Isaac Paylor the husband
OF the woman. Is charged with the crime.
Paylor was brought here lest night 9nd
lodged in jail TO await his trial. He
stoutly denies his guilt. His brother. Ma
tor Paylor. is an important witness
against him. and Is confined in jail 10
await the trial of his brother The pri-
soner was carried into the presence OF
the body OF his dead wife, and when
asked n he recognized her said that he
did. that he recognized her form. Paylor
has o forbidding look. and might be
taken for an escaped convict He is
about twenty-five years OF age. There is
hut little doubt Of his guilt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
The Con2rcssionaiPartS.

HAMPTON. VA. March 3. Special
The Congressional party left Old Point
last night for Cuba on the New York
Journals yacht Anita. The party con-
sisted of Senators Gallinger, Money and
Thurston and ladies'; Representatives
Smith and Cummings, and Mrs. Valesh
and II. G.. Brown OF the Journal stan.
They will remain IN Cuba for several
days for the purpose In making an inves-
tigation OF the state of affairs down
there.
Attorney NJ. +. Hughes. OF this place.
has applied 10 Judge Blackstone OF the
Circuit Court for a writ OF error I'm the
case Of 4. II. Edwards. who was convict
ed some time ago of malicious shooting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
ELOPERSWIN WITH SWIFT PAGER
Constable Sent by the Girls Family TO
Prevent Marriage Arrives too Late

EASTHANIPTON l.. l.. March ---i-'@-
arus. PAGER. owned by Charles Edwards
of this village has won many victories
~, the local race track. but ON sunday
tho rorse surpassed an former achieve
nenfs bv carving am clipping coup.e-hlS
masters son lie Roy Edwards, ANA Miss
ooesia Parsons. a village belle-to Bridge
hampton. where preacher pronounce"
them man and wife. just as the door
opaned and i'm rushed the brides uncle
who had been sent by her family TO pre-
vent the marriage.
Miss Parsons. a brunette. eighteen
years Old and decidedly pretty caused
many "a young mans heart to hulier.
Her father. Charles Parsons. y wealthy
naner manufacturer who has mills ~
Massachusetts lie Roy Edwards TWEEN
tv-onc wears old. son of Charles Id
wards a boarding house keeper paid
marked attention 20 the girl which
while pleasing to her was opposed by
her parents.
1t so happened that somebody gave
warning 10 a member of the Parsons fam
ily and "a hasty consultation was held.
Mr. Parsons was not at home but FRANK
C.. Cartwright. his brother-in-law' VINO
is village constable, was sent by the
family to prevent the marriage at all
hazards. and a telegram was rushed 10
Mr.. Parsons. urging him TO come nome
Immediately. Mr. Cartwright obtained
the fastest horse that money could hlre
and was soon going at a furious pace
toward Bridgehampton.
lie Roy and Bessie made their object
i've point the home Of Grandpa Nicholas
Downs. On the way they stopped al
minister's house long enough 10 enhst
his services and then hastened on 10
their journeys end. The minister was
close upon them and the knot was hasIi-
~ tied.
Constable Cartwright painting from his
chase. burst in upon the group Just IN
time To see the minister kiss the bride
and hear the congratulations OF Grandma
and Grandpa Downs. lie was so sur
prsed he was unable To utter, a word,
and returned 10 Easthamp'on bearing the
news OF the marriage.--Ncw York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
Anxious for Sea Duty.

WASHINGTON. March This feeling
that trouble may follow IN which the navy
will figure c0nsplcuously, and perhaps
almost exclusively, has aroused a desire
in half q hundred young officers for sea
duty. and applications are on mana from
"A number Of them who have recently re-
turned from cruises. Although nome Ut
the ships Ia commission Is suffering III
any division OF discipline from lack OF
fun compliments of officers the reduction
on the watches on some of them WORKS
hardship which may cause some srui"-
bling. but 30 long as there Is the re-
hottest chance Of the navy going into ac-
ton there viii continue the hVeliest &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04

sents the 66j canning establishments dis
persed throughout the maritime provinces,
and 1.1O09 300 traps required to keep them
going. over 1900 persons find employ
ment in this branch OF the industry.
The number OF United states vessels
taking advantage of the modus vivendi
licenses was nearly 50 per cent. less than
during the season Of 1896. only one seiz-
IRE was made during tho year.
About 20O00OOO) fry were hatcned
and successfully distributed. some
e0OOOOOO OF which were young
Holsters During the last five
wears the value OF the Canadian fisheries
has but slightly varied above $50 900 ooO.-
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
TO BUY NATURAL BRIDGE.
Bucna Vista Furnace 10 Go Ia Work.
Nr. fuckers New Home.

LEXINGTON. VA. March 3--special-
Mr.. J. H. Caruth. very wealthy citizen
Of Boston, Mass. is negotiating with the
Forest Company Of Natural Bridge for
the purchase from that company OF the
Natural Bridge and land and property
surrounding the bridge. Should Mr.. Ca
ruth purchase II he viii make handsome
improvements on the property and will
keep his family there.
The furnace OF the Allegheny Iron Com
pany al Iron Gate. Va, has shut down for
repairs. and the w0rkmen from that fur
mace viii be sent 10 the furnace at
B'iena Vista. Va. for the purpose Of get
ting that furnace In readiness for opera
ton.
Hon. IA. 81 George Tucker has pur-
chased the property known as cal Alto
IN Lexington. Va. for $1,000 This 10 con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04

sidersd one Of the prettiest homes in Lex
ington. II formerly belonged TO Governor
James Mcdowell. The house Is a very
large one, made OF brick There are
forty-four acres in the grounds.
Owing to tho heavy snow-storm yester-
day all OF the telephone wires of the
Inherent companies In Rockbridge coun-
~ were down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
what VIII This DO for Spain =

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March g..
Special.-A lars, cannon passed through
here to-day on freight train. hound
South. and WIS an object OF interest n
many persons sathered about the depot.
Marked Oh the side OF the cannon wAs
"What will this do for Spalnr'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
HiiI--IFcrndon.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. March g.
Mr.. Trevor Y. tIill. son Of Captain r. t..
Hill superintendent of the National Gem
etery. and Miss Minnie Il. Herndon We're
married here last night. Rev Decatur
Edwards officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
Wealth From Deep Waters.

OTTAWA. March Since the inception
Of the bounty system S2.2@.gp has been
paid TO encourage Canadian fishermen ia
developing the deep sea fisheries OF can
ada. Canada's fisheries are the most ex-
tensive In the world. Tho eastern sea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo QuIniue Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Ii fail
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has l. d. .. on
each tablet.