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Mrs Della Friede writes from 20 Har-
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ITOII' OF dIN Ut
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this lack must be
supplied with proper
ly selected food. No
medicine can furnish
the blood with any,
thing 1t needs.
All that medicine
can be made to do
toward making good
blond Ia To assist or
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OLD PEOPLE MADE YOUNG.

G. sherman. the veteran editor Of the Yer
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tois secret o. keeping old people Young. For years
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aud the following extracts taken from
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All CORE puUdence Is strictly canhden-
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TEWART & HOLMES DRUG
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.

Ons Of DR.. Klrg's New Life Pills each night
Tor two weeks has put me in my teens again.
writes ID. II. Turner, u Denpseytown. Pa They're
me best In the world for Liver. stomach and
Bowels Purely vegetable. Nsse, grippe. Only &c, at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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NJ
the following
For Ihabe suffered h of the
appetite frequent after
Ired faith and of qeH
Peuna
Ny speedily gained strength flesh although
Ihape only fire perfect
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are steady and the brain clear.
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written especially for women and treaikl1
OF the diseases peculiar 10 their a?x, ~
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SIGNOR II. SALVINI the celebrated
tenor. at Leschi park this afternoon.
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To Chicago and return over the North
ern Pacific on June q and %, only ST. so
Tickets good for sixty days.
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Peruna and II has restored me so
that l can do my own work"
There is widespread notion that
impoverished blood can be supplied
with the ingredients that II lacks
by medicine A blood medicine IL
supposed to be compound of some
thing or other which will furnish
the blood some missing constituent.
This is all fudge.
The blood is composed only OF
erly digested food. If the blood
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for II Is TO Peruna that owe NV hsalA
We keep your medicine always IN The heno
and would not be without It.
MY mother Is taking per,lna fcs ~.
ach and bowel trouble and she Il tunete.
ing fast"
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THE best running watch is the Louis
klodt Special" No. s24 Second avenue.
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DE CAPRIOs band at Leschi park this
afternoon.
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Great Northern Purchases several
Hooks From state

The state yeste riay dled for record In
the county auditors once deed con
Veytng 20 tho Seattle & Montana railway
th,, lots ia blocks "a TO 81 and rs 70 sS9.
Seattle t'te lands. The consideration
ranlcA Is s26 soA
Tho property lies adjacent - tide lands
already owned oy The Great Northern rail-
way. Walch he company purchased sor
terminal purposes.
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DE CARR4os hand q, Lesaai p4sK TIL,
sfterleoh
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Cures
Weak Men
Free.

Insures Love and Happy Home for All.
How any man may quickly cure him
self after years OF suffering from sexual
weakness. lost vitality. night losses.
vartocee etc, and enlarge small. weak
organs to fun size and Vigor. Simply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28

ter: THE whole Christian world is praying
for their brethren in China, and on this
Wednesday night the mid-week PRAYER
meetings are all suppications to God for His
Intervention. This the missionaries know,
and are doubtless comforted thereby. But
We must not forget to pray for the native
converts. who are most of all the objects
of persecution
DR.. Chester said that when he was in
China addressing q meeting of native
Christians. one of them arose at the close
and begged the American visitor to ask
the people at home to pray that he and
other Chinese Christians might have grace
given them to be faithful to Christ even
unto death.
DR.. Kerr said that He who commanded
his people to preach the gospel every
where. also declared that He would be WITH
them always, even unto the end OF the
world and that He is now with every
Christian in that far off land. He had
promised to answer prayer and would keep
His word. Christ often led his people
through fiery trials, but He made these
trials a means Of Strengthening the faith
OF His followers and of extending the king
dom.
Prayers were offered by DR.. J. Hall
Moore. Rev. \. II. Kippan and Rev. DIS.
j. p Smith, T. C. Johnson and s IL
Chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
LOOSE MESHES OF THE LAW.
A Prisoner Under Conviction by the
STATE TurncI Loose.

DANvILLE. VA. June 2l.-speciai.-A
case that is almost without precedent
was enacted in this State to-day when
John Cousins, white man, convicted OF
robbery and given one year IN the penl-
Tertiary, was liberated in Norfolk, 10
which city he escaped during the progress
of his trial here and while under a bond,
with his mother as security. which was
forfeited.
Cousins not having had sentence pro
nounced. could not be taken charge OF os,
the penitentiary authorities
The Governor. when questioned, claimed
that ne oniy had power TO pay the expense
out of State cases. and the City Ser
geant refused to advance the money for
Cousins return to DanyIlte, claiming there
was no fund in his hands for such cases.
Chief of Police Kizer. OF Norfolk. wired
this afternoon that Cousins had been
given his liberty. This is the second time
Cousins has slipped the authorities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 27.-COTTON-Qp-
lions in to-day'S cotton market We're at
siscS and SeVenS. with speculation. on the
whole on a smaller scale than since the
present bull movement set in Inc wnote
average OF news was strongly DulllSh,
but the best minds in the trade expressed
the fear that shorts had fully covered
up their tracks and left an enormous long
interest TO be unloaded. The cloudburSt
neyyS from the Mississippi Valley last
night to Liverpool sent European bears
into a SnaSm of fright and started an
irresistible wave Of bull speculation TINS
morning on which futures advanced some
GI, to points, with scarcely check.
Spinners became alarmed and purchased
fully 1890 bales spot al materially higher
prices American middling In that market
having advanced TO !. i-ib. mus, Whel
our market opened Liverpool was above
\ parity with prices here. The more en-
thusiastic bulls flooded the pit with crop
calamity dispatches. laying particular
stress upon Yesterdays 12-inch rainfall
in Mobile But as there We're no shorts
10 speak of to be Stampeded, and as the
outside public seemed afraid 10 accumu-
late additional lines OF long stuff under
the circumstances. our response. 10 the
English bulge was but 10 points.
Meagre offerings and foreign demand in
creased the rise Immediately after the call
to the matter of S 70 II points but later
the market slid off quite rapidly under
sales for profits by commlssion-houses
and room holders While not positively
bearish, sentiment III the pit was stub
bornly opposed 10 further advance for
the present. and selling became very ac-
tive on all the steadier intervals following
a forecast for generally clear weather
over that portion of the belt which has
suffered so much Of late from excessive
rains. The extremely sensational tenor
of China reports naturally checked bull
as did the appearance Of Ser-
eral crop dispatches from Texas. The
summer months developed surprising
strength in the early afternoon, and con-
tinued firm during the late session on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
AMUSEM { NTS.

Despite the horrid temperature OF the
week thus far the Giffen Company has
drawn large houses at the Academy, and
the expressions of surprise at ths com
Portable temperature maintained by the
ice and fans have been very frequent
The Lottery of Love has proved 10 be
what was promised for it, a great laugh
ing success. really one of the funniest
plays ever seen here.
Next week the company will present
Gordons great play of love and political
intrigue, Diplomacy. 1t will be the
strongest offering dramatically OF the
entire season, and should establish pc
yond question the ability of Mr.. Citizens
company to play anything.
The usual matinee of THE Lottery OF
Love- tomorrow.
Manager Wells has turned over his
vaudeville company and the Casino stan
to the Police Benevolent Association for
q. benefit tonight. The proceeds OF the
entertainment will be turned over TO the
policemen's association.
The bill. with the addition of Misses
Gilmore and Maynard. in sister act
wiz be put on as usual. Policeman Jack
Sale will contribute his club swinging
act. and there will probably be a male
nuartette Mr.. Moses May is being urged
TO give an exhibition of his skill in re-
moving handouts la Houdini.
The attendance all week has been large.
and tonight standing room will be at a
premium.
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FOR CHRISTIANS IN CHINA.
Meeting in Their Interest Il S t
Night,


At the First Presbyterian Church last
night there was a crowded congregation
of the Presbyterians of the city to pray
TO. the endangered Christians OF China, for
their prosecutors and for the allied powers
which are attempting TO bring peace in the
borders Of the Celestial Empire Dr. Kerr
presided and conducted the devotional eN
ercises Several hymns were sung, and
the forty-sixth Psalm was read.
Rev DR. s. Il. Chester, of Nashville.
Tenn, secretary of Foreign Missions of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. made the
principal address. He intimased that he
had, so far, no positive knowledge OF the
situation in China, as communication with
the missionaries has been cut off. The
missionaries of the Southern Presbyterian
Church are in districts that as yet have
not been disturbed, but if the instruction
shall not be stopped at once, the whole
Empire win soon become affected. DR..
Chester thought that most of the missions
aries under his care We're near enough to
places OF refuge to save themselves, if APP
prised of danger in time. Said DR.. Ches-
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- ~
TEND FPRleES
WAS DONN,WA ARD
lone of the Stock Market Was I'm
] deniablv Heavy.
SOME lRREGULkRlTY SHOW N.
stcc, stocks and CoaIcrs Resisted the
Depression-Thc Growing Ease OF
Money Surprise = Bond
Prices Were Better Held
SOME lRREGULkRlTY SHOWN.

NEW YORK. June o7-Prices failed 10
hold in to-day stoc.s raaFkeA. anu. - go
an carly reriod of advance, iufne" SStt
orally downwar>is until the average sieVei
ka6 fallen 10 below that OF last night
There was some irrsglliaFity IN me ihoNS
nleRt amongst the tnduStTiaiS ailo -
WAYS, but the tone of the market oui us
the latter part of the day was undeilia-
bly, heavy.
The irregrlarity consisted in the better
resistance 10 the depression oieIed ny
some stocks. This was true OF ste 1zI
stocks and OF the coaiers, the latter bfdhs
affected by a good showing OF earnings
for May by the Erie and the Rcadills
companies, by announcement o. an IL, ~
vance in the price OF coal by 1Ile iNesi'ttil7
Cornnany and by reports that oiIeI Geih-
panies would follow suit Some OF me
soft coal roads were also strong on t;le
good conditions In that trade But lhe
railroad list, as a whole, Sfasit'i1s 'i W ~
wards quite heavily.
The buying demand which was IN eNt,
dences yesterday and the day before anu
from which much had been hoped IN Ia lal-
lying prices. showed increasing , lnuiiis!
ence and lassitude to the higher leNe! al
tanned. The course of the market was q =
striking testimony of the dominance -, ~
the crop prospects as an lnllHeIiCe uPoi
,,rIces AS the London and LdfoP.SIti
furseos were all higher on news OF Al
rntral Seymour'S force, the opening hei :
was strong in sympathy But even tits
growing need of money dlq not NY itn'
!
was accepted as animation That me re
action IN that market was purely tenn
cal In its causes, and there was no SUP
sidence of apprehension OF the extent OF
the damage TO the crop
Great Northern preferred lost ita- 81.
PaIll's increase in operating expenses 1or
May OF over % per cent. was a disconras-
ing evidence of the inroads made by
higher prices of material upon the cosa
of operating railroads.
The growing ease of the money market
in face Of the pending July lst settlements
is an agreeable surprise to the specuia-
tive world Not only do call loans con-
tinue easy, but time-loan rates We're
C,1lotab lv lower to-day. notwithstand ing
The fact that the Sub-TsTeasury had an
sorbed nearly 81, oo0, 600 from the market
since last Friday. and that the. DIVIDEND
and interest disbursements which must
he arranged for ut the beginning OF the
fiscal year approaching are the iaFSesI
in The history OF the country. Inc loLai
Is estimated at over 1o0,000,00O
The course of the exchange market IN.
dicates the presence in the market oil
large available supplies of bills OF eN-
change and uneasiness over the course
of foreign money markets is corresponds
ins1y diminished
Brsiness in bonds was small. but prices
were much better held relatively than
Yesterday Total sales, Sl.1So,oD- tinted
states bonds unchanged in bid price
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
800 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
HefuSei to Accept 1t.

Coroner w II. Taylor has declined TO
accept the express package containing the
stomach OF Leonard Crockett, who died
under suspicious circumstances at Crab
Neck, York county. last Sunday. which
was sent him by Coroner G. ". McAllis-
ter.
Coroner Taylor explains his position by
saying. that while he is State Chemist. the
position is an honorary one. with no salary.
and that he never enters into such cases
withou: first arranging about his fee. lie
has written to Coroner McAllister, eN-
rlaining the situation. and will not accept
tn, package from the exe-sss company
until satisfactory arrangements are made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
The leading futures TnnSeG as follows:
Omen. High. Low. ClOSe.

';,Sl. nn0fn!ll1s w''- rs f"T1oWs: FIouT
firm No. 3 spring wheat, S0@S2c.; No.
red. S+1@dS5c. No. = corn. 42ls@4 Es
No. > white 27laa2734c.; No. 5 white, 2T6
sc. No. 9 rye. 61061Ac. Good feeding
barley, 3S639c.; fair to choice mailing,
43045c. No. fiaSseed. $50; No north
western 81 so. Mess pork, per barrel.
81. 65@l2 so. Lard. per 100 pounds. $500
az 02l5 Short rib sides 0oose). S6,95@
%: Cry sailed shoulders tboNedD sc. %
az: short clear sides (boyedD Si.500i. GO.
Whiskey basis OF high wines. $1.23. But
ter strong: creamery. Hobo: dairy, 800
1C5Sc Cheese steady at Sl2@9l2c. Eggs
firm; fresh, 1Gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
Weddings Mt Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESvILLE, VA. June 81
Special-Mr. William Mosely, of Buchanan
county, and Miss Bessie Rowland Stockltn,
of Albemarle county. were married at
Effort Baptist Church at 9 o'clock this
morning. the Rev. John L. Randolph off,
ciating. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosely left for their future
home at Buchanan. Va.
The Rev. j. O. Seasons, of Nelson coun-
", and Miss Virginia Constance Quarles
were married this morning at the home
OF the bride. ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
MAY HAVE NEW QUARTERS.
Talk of Transferring R'ucs TO He"'-
mental ArmOrX.

There is a rt1mor to the effect that al
the next meeting OF the Council COM
mittee on Grounds and Buildings the ad-
visibility OF placing the Blues Battalion
and Band at the First Regiment ArmorE
will be considered. Should it be decided
to put the Battalion at the ReSlmentai AT
mory, the present quarters. at NINTH anu
Cary Streets, will De vacated
Thera is now on exhibition in the Broad
Street window OF the Globe captain 5
uniform. taken from the lot of new gray
uniforms just received by the First Resl-
ment. which is attracting considerable at
tention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28

throughout the county this week ior ths
constitutional amendments
the fusion between the Republicans and
Populsts on the county ticket is not re.
gardad as affecting seriously the election
OF all OF the Democratic nominees.
Continuous rains have seriously dam
aged much of the wheat and cat crop sircs
it was harvested
Farmers from the tobacco sections say
the crop in this State has been cut down
10 half last years acreage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
SWANSON ENDORSED.
Danyifle Instructs Her Seventeen
Delegates for Him.

DANvILLE. VA, June 27.-Speciai-
Danville Democrats tonight appointed
seventeen delegates to the Fifth Congress-
ional Convention to be held at Rock Mount
July 4th, Hon. Eugene Withers being
made delegate-at-large.
The delegates were instructed for Swan
son. and resolutions were passed endorsing
his work in Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
Police Benefit.

The benefit performance to be given at
the Casino tonight for the Police Benevo-
lent Association promises to be most Sue
cessful affair.
Besides the regular bill a number of adj
ditional features will be introduced, inciud-
ing Officer Jack Sale, in a club-swingins
act: Mr. VIII Toler's Ouartette. and Mr..
Moses May in feats Of legerdemain and the
great handcuff trick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
Winston Got Left.

WINSTON N c.. June ~
Speci4l-District Attorney Hoiton was to-
day notified by the Acknowledgement at
Washington that the bill failed to become
a. law giving Winston two terms OF the
Federal Court annually.
It appears that the Dill passed both
houses of Congress. but for some reason
was not signed by the President. Winston
will make another effort at the next ses-
sion of Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
corroN-sEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 27.-COTTON-sEED
OII-More active and hr.ner. Lard re-
finers and foreign houses have showed
some buying interest and large sales OF
summer yellow have been made recently
at :}S551aG36c prime summer yellow, 36lac;:
butter grades nominal; off summer vel
low, :SJlh03Gc.; prime winter yellow, 400
Ale nominal; prime white, 4Oc.; prime
meal SO. entirely nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 27.-FLOUR-
Quiet.
WHEAT-Firn: spot and month. $50
S51sc Southern, by sample, I5@S1c.
CORN-Strong: mixed, spot. and month.
3SG3S1sc Southern, white and yellow,
JO651c.
OATS--Dull No. white, 31lac; No. .
mixed. 2S02S!5c.
EXTRAORDINARILY steady; No. nearby,
SIC; No. . western, Gle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28

MONEY AND ExCHANGE;;-Mo;ney On CT
call easy at 1I4a2 per cent: last loan at
u. per cent; prime. mercantile PAPER paper
8@.G4la per cent. Sterling exchange Err 3Tfes.
mar. with business in bankers bills al
81 SSlsa4 S61, for demand and at 81. $3.50
! .Sss. for sixty days; posted rates. = $50 5?
and s.. S7lad4. IS; commercial bills, $500
al. So Bar silver, 61a!: silver ceftlilcaies'
f1ILISS: Mexican dollars, 4Si4- Govern
4leiIt bonds steady; State bonds inactive;
il,nal tirIll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28

Having sold out TO Mr.. George j. Freed
lev, l have temporarily retired from the
floral business, but will resume business
with the season beginning September 1st,
when I hope to have the continued conf
dence I have enjoyed in the past
Mrs. AZ. NJ. Eby, late of Reynolds & Fby,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
DR.. MCGUIRE BUYS A HOUSE.
Fifteen Applicants for 4 Place on the
Police Force.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. June 2l.-Special-
DR.. Hugh Mcclure to-day purchased from
Mr. John D. Hove the handsome residence.
now occupied by him, at the southeast
corner of Washington and Prince Streets,
for $500. This building is of the old Colo
NAL style. and was at one time occupied as
a theatre, known as the Lyceum building.
Thomas Travers has been elected police
man by the Board of Police Commission
ers There We're fifteen applicants for the
pOSitiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 27-DRY GOODS
The market for all descriptions OF cotton
goods continues very quiet. The advance
IN raw cotton cotton is not stimulating
buyers, but makes some sellers more
careful. No business reported in print
cloths at yesterdays reduction. Mems
wear woollens and worsteds slow and
dress goods dull and generally against
buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
Chesa,eake and Ohio Earnings.

The comparative statement of gross
earnings of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company for third quarter of June:
For 1900, s267.4t9.o5; 1899, s350s9i.12; in
crease, s16,454a3.
For the three weeks of June, 1860. S1I9.-
964. 10; 1899, s752 9a2 Sc; increase, S26. 9Sl.S3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PEANUT AlARKETa.

NORFOLK. VA, June 27.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancv. 29s@24c.; strictly
prime. Die; prime, DC; common, 1a4g2c.
pound Spanish. 81 90 huShel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 2T.-Wheat was active
and firm, closing 13sc- over yesterday. The
recovery was due principally to a cessa-
ton of liquidation. \ big cash business
helped corn futures. July finishing the
session 1:}sc. improved. Oats closed
Shade higher and provisions strong: July
pork, :2lac.; July lard, 22l2c., and July
ribs o2iac. better.
The leading futures rpnSeG as follows: