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Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

Kew Orleans April 27.-Secretary Hester
statement II the worll's visible supply Of cot
ton. made from special cable and tele-
graphic advic-s. compares this week with last
week. this year. 4ast year .! the year be
fore. II sh pws y decrease for the week just
closed of 254. l0i against a decrease of 3d.
al last ycur AMI "a decrease Il YS.002 year
D, fore last
The total visible Is 2.S77. .sIl. against 3.I3i.-
SI5 last wee k. IS ;. .075 last year and 4. 2oS
252 year before las'.
or this The total - American cotton is
23I4.8I4. against 2.4T6.ef5 last week.
1855 .o75 last year and 2, 253.252 year before
last ari of nIl other kiats. including Egypt.
Brazil i-d.l. etc. sos. .OOO. against G5o, 600
last week. l.I6o.o00 last year ana 955.ooO
year before last
Tho total vorlu's visible supply of cotton
ShaAs a dscrsaee comsiared with last week II
PSI IOt bal,s. "a I,crease compared with last
YEAR ~ 2.o3T.26l and lccrease compared
with wear hcfuT.. last Il .SSO@3S
~ the worlds visible supply. as above. there
Il now aflont aad held in Great Britain and
coutInentai Europe .SOt .Oc0 bales. against
. IN. coo last year aEd 2. 502 coo year before
last. in EEypt I 81. 600. against q $4,000 last
war and 2t3. 600 year before last; in india
227. 600. araiost 67S 600 last year ami 499.-
COO year before last and in The United States
69S OooO. against PAS. 600 last year and
go1 600 wear before last.
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Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter,

Atlanta. April 28.-Favorable conditions ex-
listing in connection with the scarcity of fruit
has necessarily adyarced prices on many
kinds OF fruit and vegetables
Bananas are stll advancing al all points of
importation. ana the people who are looking
for 10 and Sc per dozen bananas viii have
TO hunt some other market. other than the
United States the price being paid by the
retailer Is uch he cannot afford to sell them
for less than Sc per dozen and realize any
margin.
Demand for oranges is very heavy with
light receip.s. Prices have not changed ma
terially. however.
Apples are very scarce. there being only
a few on the market. with prices holding good
at fOrlaer figures.
Lemons re climbing up at the rate of 25 TO
so cents per box per week. and unless con-
viii not reach the 81 TO So mark within the
next three to -four days.
Cocoanuts ore in light demand at former
grices
Cabbage. In fact, Florida vegetables of every
description, are meeting ready sale at good
good stock; English peas ST. 5OQ2 per crate;
Irish potatoes S507 per barrel; cabbage 3ia04
cents per pound. Receipts OF celcry have been
heavy. ana prices have held up fairly well. all
prices
Eastern Irish potatoes eating stock. are
very dull. the market being glutted with light
demand and prices ruling low.
Sweet potatoes are selling fairly well at 75c
@SI per bushel, owing u grade ana kind.
/ Poultry is in fairly good demand large fries
selling readily at good prices.
EGGS holding their own at ll0I2c per
dozen.
There is little demand for turkeys: ruling
price being 9uloc per pOund on foot.
The season for peas T. fast coming To a close
However. there are few on the market with
prices ruling about the anne.
Best grades Of butter selling well at top
prices, while cooking is bringing l2iaH Sc.
Best grades Of comb honey in good demand
at l2l2Q DC per pouna.
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Coffee and Sugar,

New York. April 20.-Conee, futures opened
firm with urices 5gl5 points hisher. ruled
active because of European cables and light
receipts at Rio and Santos European buying
was fea ture most of the session. The market
was finally steady with prices not to l5
66og6. 7oi July 6eo; August 6.65; Septem-
Der 6s3: October 7@7;o5; November 7.os;
December 72sG7 60 Closing prices were AS as
June 6.7ode.75: July 6.75g6. 80; August 30
500: Septemb9r 6.eou5e5i october 8. 95I7
November 7Gf7 O5; De'r nber 7.20m7. %; Jan
uary 7.26M7.30; February 7.3Od7.35; March
7.35d7. 40. Spot RIO steady; No. 7 Invoice
7s; mild quiet; Cordova 9AMi3h.
Sugar. raw steady; fair refining 3 s. s.
centrifugal 96-tcst lie: molasses sugar 3%
refined quiet; standard a 4.95; confectloners
5.55: powdered 5.25; granulated Sis: cubes
D. 80.
New Orleans, April 29.-SuRar. steady: open
kettle 3AM4 3-I6; open kettle centrifugal "a
n4is; centrifugal yellow 4asGt4 Gel 6; seconds
2AnAM. Moasses Quiet and nominal.
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. April 26-The cotton market
orsned steady with prices lG+ points higher
ami Immediately developed pronounced
strength On a scare % outside shorts which
resulted In rsT-Ort from private sources
th1t excessive rains In Central Texas were
causing fio.1,Is and great damage 20 the cotton
Ianis- Tluiiish English cables and foreign
tHlyiar orders. together with Hight receipts.
aI.ied 20 the firm undertCue u the market.
wall street was conspicuous buyer of July
AMI August un Ia. bulge 1nasmuch ware
houses came into E~rsSesstun u a few buying
orders the further rise. bears quietly sold
sand that the Texas rains IA the whole
vnuII 10 tnure -ossl than harm and that the
alvamcs - yesIeray and this morning had
MT uuly greatly cut down the short interest.
bu- had piled up Umwteiliy account in
Mar street The late market quite
feverfsh under this cuufictiun u opinions
vlth trading spasunlic. though more active
than in weeks Tn. market fer futures
% 5sl steady with prices net SIlO points
EluEeE-
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Principal Feature of Interest Is the
Gain in Cash.

New York. April 28-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes:
Sur.ius reserve increase. SO I7e, 925
. Loans ineretse----- .--.. - ---.. ~ 5o0
II gal tenders increase 2.eOS, 600
Deposits Increase. .-.- 9A33 %
The hanks now hold si7.o742i5 IN excess
Of the requirements of the % per cent rule.
The New York F;Lancicr says
The excess reserve reported by the New
York clearing house banks now amounts 10
Sl7O74 2f5 "a gain Of So i79. CPS during the
week he current statement does not agree
in its totals. probably for the reason that the
technical alju. tmert of the accounts of twD
consolidl lting Institutions has thrown il out
OF balince. half the total expansion in loans
and deIasits b. traced to this cause. The
prin,iuaI feature Of interest disclosed hy the
exhibit is IN. gain of about S4. 500 coo in cash.
whi rh resulted from o.eIatioHs with the sub
treasury and the Interior. The Increase was
not - aTGe a. Was aatlciuated- and lis e
feet was lost partly in the gain of So, ,A45, 90
In deposits. the latter requiring addc
serve Of over So. OoO. coo. Loans are S7.O75.-
SUI larger Ii IS noticeable that the added
cash holdings for the week are traceable TO
receipts Of legal tenders. This indicates opera
ticns with interior banks. An event Of some
Importance during Tho week was the export Of
S5OOO00 gold by the National city bank
This was largely "a special trsr1sactior bur at
the same time, with the banks gaining from
all sources. interest rates VIII probably rot
40 higher ana exports Of specie are onlv nat
ural- The per capita circulation of the Cnit,d
states Is now At the highest point Of its his
tory, and Is Increasing As business is not
expanding prUpoTtiouatelv there is nothing
sIftnbr III tlc Spectacle az q sna'l percentage
OF idle capital seeking better Investment
turns elsewhere. II would h- useless TO pre-
uift thc volume which the present export move
meut viii assume if. indeed, II continues but
since money commands better terms abroad.
and there Is certainly surplus beyond present
need here. there would Ie nothing surprising
in q continued movement FOR some time -
come but this does not imply weakness or
unfaVorable trad. conditions. On the
tTaTy, II reveals the inherent finaEcial strength
of The country. and IL is not saying too much
e. .NHsar hos q
turbiug business in the least. The fact that
the United States has since S9S absorbed one
third Os the entire gold production Of the world.
and that present supplies are being added 90 at
rate exceeding $4,000. COO monthly through
current production. is often lost sight cf
I'm IL ~ .lra-
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Country Produce.

Atlanta. April 2S.--IGggs active. 11Ixdl2J.
Butter. fancy Jersey. 1ssQ22ia: choice
15QI1s: fancy Tennessee. 1S4221s: choice
IA to Ice Live poultry in demand: hens
25Q27. fry 257SO. spring broiers 25Ql30. good
sale. Ducks, puddle 2o4221B: peking.
221ad25. Irish potatoes 65q70 per
Is to soc; pumpkin yams SOC to 100.
Honey. strained. GQIc; In comb 9glOc.
Onions. 81. 40Gtl.50 per bushel s2.50q3
barrel. Cabbage. Florida stock. green
3IzQ4c pound. Dried fruit. apples 6glc;
peaches 126qi1s. Figs 647c: prunes 5Qg7c:
peeled peaches l64lS
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The Live Stock Market.

Chicago. April % Cattle receipts 100: nom
inaiIy steady. natives. good to prime steers
: SO9 5 So. uoor tu medium : 2504 80. cows
s. SO. h"if"rs 3 32504S5: Gamers goa
, 90. calves SO &. SO. Texas ted steers "a
25. Texas bulls 250375.
Hog receipts 5000. active and S. higher:
miN.d and butchers ;. 3505. 60. good 70 choice
heavy 1878 65is. bulk 20 sales 5 5.459f5. SIS
sheep receipts 600: sheep slow. lambs stea-
dy- good 60 choice wtth,rs 5. .25 70 5.6C year
llugs 5 6Or .25. native lambs 8 5O47 so.
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Groceries,.

Atlanta, April 2s.-Roastel coffee
Arbuckle. sl2So Lion. sl175, all less soc
PEE 100 pound cases. Green coffee,
choice I09.; fair Sc; prime Base
sugar. standard sranulateu. New York
555 N o. granulated 5i2c. Srup.
Ne;T Orleal9 opea kettle 25G4Oc; mixed
choice 20 to lsc Salt dairy sacks, 81. %;
salt barrel bulk 81; 100 3s s275 Ice cream
us; common G,,970c. Cheese fun cream
l3is Matches Cos 45955: 2oJs 81 50%.l rs.
300s ;2.75. Soda. boxes &c. Crackers. soda.
52< cream Ga; gingersnaps &c. Candy
common stick ca fancy 12al4c- Oysters
+. w. S2.2ea210; /. w. SIS:
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Spot Cotton Quotations.

usleiaI closing qu.iations fer spot cotton:
ura-Steafv. Hmidilinr et.c.
I..varrs1 rrs1..l-fA-manI limited. middlinE SD.
Nrw Trrk-uuirt. miIIliu- 1916
New orleans STEADY. miiJllug T-i6c
Srvsuuah-tguiet. rnidIIiuC T-l6c
tsalVesscn-sguiet. m5.ldling 9 7-i6c.
Nrrfusk-F Firm. uiiiliiiug O.
1r.ssii.--guli.t- middliuE g 5-l6c-
lfamphl~- Steady. usiIliiug o+c-
Ar=gsrn-G Glfsl.t. mtadlirE g..
Charleston quiet. mitiiinE Silc bid
ffr-lst.-l-g guirt. misidiiuE 9ssc-
So. Is.lls-Ste-.iy. rildisug 9Ac.
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Florida Vegetables.

Fancy tomatoes, $250a300: choice
tomatoes, $2Q2.10: string beans. I.,jUl
crate; radishes 50cQ$1.00 per drum; okra
$l.25Gtl.50; CLcumbDrs, per crate s3.50Gi;
bell pepper. $3O06I3.25 per crate; cabbage,
per pound, 3l3a4c; new potatoes, per bar
rel $507: strawberries. per quart, 1ll2GD
12Wli; early peas, crate $l50d1. 10; bunch
onions per dozen I5020c; cauliflower,
SQ9c: bcets in one-bushel crates. $1m125:
bects in cabbage crates s.. 50Gi3. 90;
crate $3u3.50; pineapples per dozen 81
M30D
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Flour, Corn and Meal.

Atlanta, April 2S.-Fgour. all whcut,
first patent, $3.50. second patent s4.25:
straight. $500: extra fancy. $40; fancy.
sS60. extra family. $3.50 Corn. white.
SIC: Texas Tustproof. Acc Rye. Georgia,
81. Hay, No. timothy large bale, soc tosl;
No. l small bales. sc; No. soc. Mca
plain, 55c. Bran, small sacks. 95c. Shorts
81 Stock meal. 95c per 100 lbs. Cotton
seed meal s1.10 per 100 lbs. Grits. $500
per bbl, $l.55 per bag.
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Naval Stores.

Savannah Ca. April - Spirits tur-
psutin. firm at i1. receipts l.I4l; sales
isi. exports :S3. Rosin firm; receipts
.cs sales LBS. exports 1850 quote: y.
u. q. l.. SIS + Sl.35. 4 Sl-4o . sl.45. II
dow glass s. 80. Watcrwhite $50.
Wilmington. April 2S.-SpiritS turpcntlnc
steady and unchanged. receipts -. Rosin
steady and unchanged: receipts 3. Crude
turpcntine firm at 81 .S503.15: receipts So
Charleston. April 3H.-TuTpcutine steady
at fGs. sales none. roSin quiet and un-
changed. sales none
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Hunter Is Declared Guilty.

After being out only about half an hour
Wednesday afternoon the jury cmpaucl,.d
to try Thomas j Huntcr. former audi
tor OF the Atlanta anu Nes: Point rail-
road returned 2 verdict of c4ilty without
any recommendation which might have
reduced the charge OF embezzlement to
q miSdemeanor
John s. Gambler TO serve for FIVE years j.:
the penitertiary. Hunters attorneys have
given notice of u motion for new trial.
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The Dry Goods Market.

New York. Aprii 2S--In the dry goods
market tne week ctsss-i without change In
any slire-tIcu- slow demand IS reported
rhrruEhCut fgr t-1th staple AMI fancy cotton
rreEE arlsI business IS featureless- Print
eInshs contiuue lille and quotations are nomi-
nal Cerrun YARNS are Inactive AMI weak In
prise with s.cuni-hand realizing at irregular
rrarel
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The Iiverpool Grain Market.

Liverpool. April 2e.- Wheat. spot firm; No.
1 California o. 4dQ6s 4isd No northern
spring SIS ligd. futures quiet. April nomi-
nal: May 81 e7sd; July SIS Cd
CerS1 pot firm. American mixed Is
g3i4i; futures steady. May = 3Ad; July Is
l2sd; Seoscnber Is Ia4d
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The Treas surv Statement

Washington. April 28.-Tolay's statement of
exclusive OF the $50 600 600 gold reserve
in the division of redemption. shows. Avai.a-
ble cash balance, SI47, 7,843. .63I; gold. S7e,-
5Z5 92T
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York. April 2S--s'otten seed oil fairly
steady but with "a. trading interest or change
iu prices. prime tiude. barrels, 35c. nominal:
urim" summer yellow 3d.. prompt. oT summer
yellow 80. butter grades nominal; prime VIM
i.r yellow 4On+2c prime white 4oa4l. prime
tn.al s26.
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The fifth edition of Or. Hathaway's
new book, "Manliness. Vigor, Health" is
now IN press. A copy will be sent YOU
free If YOU write for It 10 j. Newton Hath
away. NJ D., 2212 l. South Broad street,
Atlanta, Ga
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Fruit and Confectioneries

Atlanta. April 2S Apples, Baldwin $40:
russetts A.J0N5; oranges, box $3lI3 20.
Lemons choice. S3.25d3.50. fancy, SO. 50H a..
M375. Figs 10 to lie. ~-aisins. new
California. s2O0 Nuts. almonds. l3ltl4c.
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pecans. 9 10 sci Brazil. Q to Tel filberts,
ii,1c, walnuts. 10 TO II centsi. mixed
nuts 1Oe. Peanuts. Virginia electric lighr,
sA to 6e fancy hand picked. a. to sci
Georgia. 5iSti..
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Provisions.

Atlanta. April 2S.-Clear side ribs boxed
"a. half ribs 75s. rib bellies SismS12; Ice
cured bellies 9i4. Sugar cured hams, 1l19
eflSs4. Lard best quality. SIS; second
quality. SaSl4, compound rs.
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Piles, Fistula, Rupture,

Structure. Naricocele, Weakness. Unnat-
ural Losses. Debility: cure guaranteed; no
failure. Or. Tucker. Broad street. At
lanta, Ga.
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To say that l watched the old veterans
In the procession on Thursday with inter
est is putting it mildly. All their heads
are getting gray. The youngest among
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New York. April 23-Ths we ky bank state
nerlf ehnv-s tn. fnllnNrir,E, CHANCES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
81 c. & o. a
Sunday Outings
To Old Point, Newport News,
Ocean View and Norfolk.
ST Round rip

An ideal Sunday Outing are those given
by the c. & o. on Sundays. Two fast
trains, with parlor cars, over stone bal.
last track, free OF dust, and sail across
Hampton Roads. all combine to make the
trip one to be enjoyed.
Those going to Norfolk have the privi-
lege Of going via Old Point and Ocean
Wow or via Newport News and C. G o.
steamer, going one route and returning
the other. All this for 81.
You can divide your time between Old
Point, Ocean View, Buckroe Beach, New
port News and Norfolk
Two trains each Sunday, first one leaving
Richmond at $50 A. NJ, and the second
At A. M. Both are fast trains
Only 81 round trip on either the $40 or
A. NJ. trains
This route gives two hours longer at the
seaside than any other. Returning. first
train leaves Norfolk Ocean View Rail-
wny) at P. NJ: leaves Ocean View $50
P. NJ: Old Point. $50 P. NJ; arriving
Richmond at $3.50 P. NJ.
Returning. second train leaves Norfolk
&c. & o. steamer), 7:s5 P. M; Old Point.
P. NJ: Newport News, $50 P. NJ: arriv-
ing Richmond at 1915 P. NJ.
No more attractive outing can be Of
Tered for the money.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18

and morals OF the communities which
have attracted them. 1--WE should like
to have them all in Charleston together,
It adds. We wish to bring the wander
ing ones home, II only for little while.
We renew our recommendation and en-
large it by the further suggestion that
we make our "Old Home Day an occasion
for the gathering together in Richmond OF
all virginians who have moved to other
States. We should love to see these for
mer Virglnians assembled in Richmond.
1t is always sweet to revisit ones native
State and perhaps no people in the world
love their State better than Virginians
love Virginia. It is hard to go to any
community without finding a Virginian,
and It would be sweet to them and sweet
to us to have them come back and revel
once moro In the joys of old Virginia hos
pita1ity. IT would be a joyful reunion, and
apart from the sentiment OF the thing
1t might have the practical effect of in
ducing many Of Vlrgina's sons and daugh-
tiers. now living in other States, to spend
the remainder OF their days on their
native soil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
A GIRLS EXPERIENCE.

The World relates the following
Miss Amy Russell a pretty and clever
Landscape artist, had an experience yes
terday morning which proved her cool
bravery She was alone In her fathers
home at Fulton and Johnston Streets. a
four-story building, which has twice been
entered by burglars within a year. when
she heard some one On the third floor At
tempting to force open the door leading
into the dining-room.
Miss Russell carefully walked to the
staircase and peepng over the balustrade
saw a man at the door on the landing
below her. She breathlessly watched the
man open the door and so into the room.
Then Miss Russell slipped down the stairs
to the noor on which the burglar was be-
ginning operations and went into the
opposite room, the studio of her father,
where she knew there was a telephone
Putting her fingers on the bell so thai
it could not ring. she called the telephone
operator Miss Russell says that it SEEM
ed like an age, but she finally got Central
and explained the situation. The telephone
operator connected with Police Headquar-
ters and from the AdlnS-Street Station
three policemen were. sent to the rescue
While waiting for their arrival the tele-
phone operator called up to ask Miss Rus
sell If she was still safe. The ringing OF
the bell attracted the attention Of the
burb.ar. who rushed from the building just
as the police arrived. The blue-coats saw
a man run out Of the Russell house and
quickly turn into Fulton Street. Chase
was given. bat the man got away.
SAGE AND THE CHILDREN
Russell Sage gave the children of Pough-
keepsie a delightful outing yesterday. Two
thousand children accepted the hospitality
Of Mr. Sage to spend the day at Upton
Lake Park, twelve miles away. On the
way to the train they made the morning
ring with cheers for Russell Sage.
It took the longest train ever seen or
the railroad to convey the children to
Upton Lake. It was made up OF ten cars,
all of which were bedecked with Ameri-
can flags Mr.. Sage also owns the lake
and park where the picnic was held.
The boats. the merry-go-rounds, the
swings and the shooting galleries were
thrown open free to the children and the
day was one OF delight for little ones who
will know no other picnic this year.
There are limitations that the Monon
road. the Tribune says. which is owned by
J. Pierpont Morgan. will ultimately be
turned over to the Southern Railway and
become the latter's Chicago line.
ELECTION BETS
Tho odds in favor Of President McKin-
Iey's reelection were slightly reduced in
Wall Street betting Yesterday For a time
to was the prevailing quotation. but the
odds have changed to 2 1-2 to l. J. J.
Judge a broker. who handles money for
both sides. yesterday offered $500 70 $500,
and $500 to 5000 on Bryan. He found no
takers.
Herman Myers, Mavor OF Savannah. Ga.
called at the City Hall yesterday to pay
his respects to Acting Mayor GugSon-
heirler. Mr. Myers and Mr.. GuggenheIrner
are old friends. and the visitor remained
more than half an hour talking over old
times and Incidentally discussing political
conditions In the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
FRONT ROYAL HORSE SHOW.
The Attendance Was Good and the
Exhibits Very CrcditubIc.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tin

FRONT ROYAL, VA, August 1.-The
seventh annual horse and cattle show I'M
der the auspices of the Relief Fire De-
partmsnt. of Front Royal, closed to-day.
The attendance both days was good and
the exhibits very cred!labie. The racing
was very good and there were full entries
in all the classes. including flat race, hurdle
racing, steepIechase, jumping contests
draugh, quick draush. park hacks and
colts.
The steepIschases both days were very
exciting and pronounced TO be as ifns as
any ever had anywhere. Charles o. Nal
ley" and "Beaureguard," both owned by
Mr.. James D. Hall, OF Linden, Va. Aok
first prizes in the races yesterday and
to-day An interesting feature OF the races
was a mule race. Each day the exhibit
of cattle was small. but very creditaole-
The crowd IN attendance to-day was esti-
mated at three thousand people.
Joseph Rutherford, who was injured In
the failing of the bridge near Riyerton,
reported in Tho Times q few days ago.
died this morning. from the effects OF the
fall He was eighteen years old. The
colored man is getting better
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
,cTo17NnEn THE EDITOR.

Editor s. A. Brown, of Bennettsville.
G. was once immensely surprised.
Through long suffering from Dyspep-
sia /" he writes, "my wife was greatly run
down. She had no strength or vigor and
suffered great distress from her stomach
but she tried Electric Bitters, which help-
ed her at once, and. after using four bot
ties, she is entirely we'll: can eat my
thing. It's a grand tonic, and its gentle
laxative qualities splendid for torpid
liver" For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Stomach and Liver troubles It's posi-
tive, guaranteed cure. Only SO cents, ut
Owens & Minor Drug Company, opposite
postoff1ce.