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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTY
ninth and Jefferson 66x117; owner has
authorized us to take 800 less If sold
quick Youmans & Demmond.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

SO5 THIRTY NINTH, WEST, A
very desirable home at reasonable
price; lot so feet front; will arrange
easy terms if desired. Youmans &
Demnond
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSE,
g1S Bolton street. west; porcelain bath
and all modern improvements; $25 per
mouth. Chas. F. Fulton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR SALE. PAIR GOOD FANS
$25; good register, $40; 4-year-old
mare, gentle not afraid of anything.
147 Farm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR SALE, AN OUTDOOR BUSI-
ness that will pay from three to four
thousand dolalrs a year, Very place
for a man run down in health and
needs outdoor work. Cali and let us
tell you about it, Youmans & DEM
mOnd,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR RENT, HOUSE ON CASTOR
between Habersham and Price; 22S
Park avenue, east; 1908 Lincoln street;
zoos Lincoln; PA Waldburg, west.
Prices very reasonable. Can either
rent houses or divide them into apart
ments. II. II. baltimore, Real Estate,
"A Bryan street, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

SPEED AND BLOOD FOR SALE;
three trotters, one runner, two 2-year-
olds, saddle or harness; must sell. M.
]. Doyle.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

PEAS FOR cows. A FINE LOT
for sale cheap. Henry Solomon &
Son. corner Bay and Jefferson streets.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR SALE, A IS, 900 FEET CAPAC-
ity circular saw mill in Northeastern
Arkansas in operation; good condition;
good reasons for selling; can contract
for entire cut of mill for four years in
advance, at present loca alton; a money
making Investment; price, $3.50. ]. f.
Fry & Son. Alto, Ark
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

No. 40 GWINNETT STREET,
east. has been thoroughly renovated
md is now ready for occupancy;
moderate rental Chas. F. Fulton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN YOU WANT TO TAKE AN
outing, telephone or write Fennell &
Co, Montgomery. Fine launch to rent
Terms reasonable
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR SALE CHEAP, AN UP TO
date short order restaurant complete;
doing a good business. Reasons for
selling poor health. Address Box 35,
CITY
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

FOR SALE, GAS STOVE GAS
heater. parlor furniture; all in good
condition. 204 Hall street, east.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
JUNCOS
ManeIos repubIicanos

Hsmos aabido que los rspu biieanos da Hato
GfAnda Andan soiieit2ndo m ohcial de aanidad
para Ksisvar nj doctor BRYreYas, cue ha venfdo
desampefAndo 10 plasa de m6dico sitular hacs
doee amos en ests pueblo gusto = satisfacci6n
de sstos vsctnca haata De 10 mayor parta de
Sns adversAEios polftieos, por ana grRndes CO.
noetmientos los busnos ssrvicics que IN pres.
tAdo, HisnGo banevolo dasprendido euaiida-
dea que ls raeomiendan y le han haeho acres
dor las muehas simpatfas que gsza en- Ii To-
cAlidad y en- Otros puebios donde es conocido
SAbemOs que tAnto Ell doctor Duran como
ell doctor Marques Sc Ian nsgsdo aeeptar 81
cargo por compadsEisrno por no qusrsr pres
fArae vspgAnxAs Euinss do parti0o, tsl ves
no hallar&n fsciImsnte quien accepts, bsjo tales
condolences.
Noaotroa ersemoa que para aeparar m ms.
medico dabsn mediRr cAusas tustifeadas v
Gns sxpsdisnts, segdn dstsrmina ma dis-
poaicion VICENTE daI Board de sanidad, So
ors nombrsmisntos do ofeialas auxiIiarss do
SAnidad rssultarfA &rbisrario In justo ls sa-
pRrae1on del doctor Barreras sin cRusa nj mo.
SiVo contra sl gusto del vecindario Que 10
pRgE, por sOlo el caprieho de unos poeos des-
eonAsntos por animosidadss polfticas.
Oorresponsal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
Bastardas intenciones

SQue juHtleiA, que raIigi6n. ssclAmaba Oh.
esron, % pnsns sspsrar 90 Rqusllos que Green
Anlasar los doses con lA erasldRd, con Ia
sfnsi6u de Raugra humAn9p
5Qu6 iuSticia, qus bien podamoS e1psrsl
noEotrog da squsllos que ereen on 10 destFue-
e6n dGl partido fedarAl empiaAndo para alo
tods eIaSs de eruaIdadeH, y sfusi6n ds sAngrs
heImAnaP
No, nj iustici&, nj unprecedented debsmon
sSperAE nosotEos de los hip6erltas, de los mise
rabies, due cRaaRon esA fReei6n llamada aTur-
bas,D con sl nnico obisto do &eRbaE con ei d.
timo fedora, , dc sntrsgar ssta pobre tsrru1o
en- mAnog de In mas ebominable AnaFduf y
hoy vsmoaioH deeir CON lG mayor frsseurs, con
10 mayor dssvergaansa: Gqus la fslicidad, pas
proBpsridRd daI pueblo dspandsn da la cb :
HoRvRnciA Dc In ley oil orden.O
ESto dieho poF CuAlquiaRa otro, menos pcF
al supreme tsfa de Ios Maulsones, de los Egas-
euas, de los BalprSs etc. ,aerfa fr&se de oro Pc.
ms1anse, de donds no debieran p2sar sino sa-
pos cnlebE@R, rosulta uno dc los sArcAsmos
monstruoa.
Ill Bsttosums amsPiesno pzsdicando ID
fslicldAd, oil ordsn Parece mantiRa
7 Equi el eomo. Old pusxAoEriquefios no
intrAnSigantsE, dc vsrgEsnza, old 81 vsrdugo
do ssta desdiehadR 1slS GYo dSbo RapeAir 10
que diis 81 Rno paEado: que In eostumhre de ir
armada 90 pernlclosa. En- Gomunidadas p&ef.
GeRg. pdsG. los hombFsB NO necesi-
aan llsvsr Fsv0lvsrs sn sHs bolsillos.S
May bisn pArlSdoi siemprs cusndo gas
fusae otro, no Mister FL ...el qus tales CO.
QusHsiE Mister, ccnseguir de an solo goI-
ps 10 qde vents tRAmando ha mucho 6iempo.
9ueYreis das&rmAr o los hom braG de hien, los
fadsrRlGa, coE aI I'm inieuo, de que vuostroa
aahlRRos, vusstroS pefFoH de pFsS& no "a an
euentrsn anta 10 boeR do I'M hno Smith nj in
tent&r atropsllar eindadanos honrAdos; fs.
deralau.
vusstrA trAido iutsnei6n 90 dc todos cono.
aida. QueEreis aeAbRE con sI 6nieo psYtldo
que os sstoRbaI psEo no 10 conSiguireiH. Vano
smpaGo.
Llggais hAutA dscir: squs todo sI que por-
taRs armEH sara considerable como cr1minal.D
OtH4 bUeS0 intsnci6n Mister, peRo "a estk dss.
CubiaKtR. Como sabeis que ningun federal ia
maa dstark do portar nm arma para sn dsfsn-
sA, os hAh@ia imaginado que entrs POGO tismpo
s&si todos hEbr&n fRAnqusado los umhFAIss de
laa cRRosies, v dc allf saeAriafs dato, para
yos los vusstRoss muy eonveniants: podar de
cir Cue el p&Ftido federal puersorriq iqusio &c
sompone On an gran mayoFia dc eFiminMlas.
lAhl sol&msnts IN pacho algo dtsecGdo,
somo 10 es sl de csc hombrs, pusds AbrigAr
Ideas san bastsrdas v eriminalss; solamente
en- homhEe entreGado lR...s.., impfo, dc mA
la fe snemigo de todR religion, dssprscado
DO todo 10 que saA sAnto, " que In usgRdo hSB.
% dsjRF mRnehar el altar dc lR patRiG con sa-
sFincios humanos. digAnlos siuo tRntou assal-
nAIos comstidos por Rua GtnrhAFS en diversas
perHonRs honPadRs v pAciGcaa.
vueStros infAmss dessos no SO rsalisArGn,
tsnsIB dslAnts, Mister, di0E diputRdoa, que
bAndera de In vergGspxa, IG frsgl paro deco.
foRa bandsrR puSrtorEiguefia, or dir6n con ra-
a5n: dstants, Ner6n, NO mas dssVsrRGsnzAs.
Naroocema
GuaysnillG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20

Jose Herraro Clntr6n, slegido contAdoR por
oil nuavo MyuntRmiento republican, en trees
de ssts mes, fundRdo en- qua no sahs llev&r IL
bros, pFasent6 su Yenuncta que oil Alcalde ls
Rdmiti6, nombRRndo en- au lUgar q FSaneisco
L6psS Martinez, que venfa haciendo fuerxa
poF conBe0uir esa tatA. Con este motive, &c
sisnts aRrAvIAdo Juan m. Hsrrero, hombTe
que tAntO aha trRbG1Rdo por sl rancho dstos
presses por In GArnicsFfA.S Ebts HerreK9s "a
padre dsl contRdor reinants, poE 6sto, - n-
gursbR meneiAFfa su antojo 10 OontAduTia.
Tensmos, puaa uno m6s desengafiado.
El propIo alcsIde, nj deeiT de G&alLeguiAo,D
10 nombF6 ayudAnte dal inspector do htgienS
conlm eondicl6n da Eeciblr en- pago mensuai-
monAa einco dollars, do los vsinss cinco quo
gAnA Luis Degado.
EaAo creo no sar& eierso, pues do ser Asi
al Galie9uiloD tsndKfA que busear . caro- Ins-
pector que IL mAndarR n fnmfg&r, poFqus IL
Kop8 que vlsta go haIla en- pesimo sss&do.
Dolores GArcfR, sstA prsstAndo sl ssrvleio
ds f0Folgro. Eneontr6 10 que bugeabA. Por Gao
satA sn~ cax6etnR. YA era horR da abandonAr
In bFujsIfa.
Sc habla mucho da Arrsglo 40 eAilss dc
eRmbio do ioB nom bRea do astAB do una ssferm
para ai reloj p1bliao de otrRs eoass para 81
bien del ornate. Tsmblsn Sc comsnsa mucao
Hobre In incApacidMd do eiaraoa emplaAdos para
sisrear sl cargo qas Iss ha conssguido les aar
bas.
En una hArbaFfa, al Ledo. Aponts mani-
tsst6 gus poF 10 msnos, taHdffAn los ds iAa
VamatAs qns teHsE csrrhdos Los ctacs dcs ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
Fusilamientos en-
Santoa Domingo
N0TA SANGRlENTA

No hAca trss diRs, dAndo cnsntN da In re-
volusi6n dominicaDa, digimos que SO temfa
cue HofAaio Vasqueg, en- en- sobsrbia al dejar
sl poder. fusiiase mushos Dc aus prisionsroa
de guerra.
All est& suesdiendo
En Pasrto PlatA aeaban de ser fnsilAdos
ell diatinguido senior don Juan B. ChAves, hsr-
mAno poiiticc de nnsHtFo buen amigo don Eu'
gsnfo Desehampa, y echo indivlduos mas.
Eaos fusilAmisntos asnalans quix&, el pFin-
eipio do una epoca do rapres1fiAa.
OondenRmos CON ensYgfA sse proeedar del
gonieKno de VAzquez nos pcnsmos Al del
amigo DsSehAmpa On astoa momsntos d. dss-
grAeiA v Dc dnslo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
go go SAN FRANCISCO 44, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO gg

sas, porque nj Di0s harfa eallar a La DKno
cRAcHA. Bfsn pRrlado me allegro que nm
aoogHdo h&ga iusticis un psri6dico como oil
que cit6, 81 cnyas colnmnas solo "a dice In
Vefdsd, critleAndose los que nos han robado
nusatro derseho electoral, circunstanefa Asta
sprovachRdA por muehos dc los que llegMn q
las O&mRras.
#@~
sspan los SehoreE que por dssgracia ssasn
hoy frsnte oil munieipio, gus NO tIsnan fseul-
taa nlnguna para aatar nombr&ndo n grAnsI,
inspsctores de hfgiens en- la forms que 10 hs
heeho oil alealds Ramirez. 81 fuA aeuardo
sls1r Luis Dslgado. sssk bisn, aunous esta
bisn POGO pRrsca sabe de ESQ paro dssignar n
oos sios como Gnillarmo Martinez y Jose Ro.
drfgusZ (s) az GalIsg uito,S qua aeaba de cum.
pix conoena On In CGrcei, por hurto de ganado.
ss una abaxraci6n csnsurada hAsta por &Ras-
padura.D
Oonejo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
Qualification en- JuncOs
UoPresponsal

La ofReee dRr oil Cue gnscribe 10 persona
que ie entrs6ue de noticias deI paradero de
una ysRnA color cebruna, de amos, de GUAR
taa dc AI3adas una mAneha blanca en- el menu
dilio De 10 pata dsraehA = otrn Al radedor de II
una teEcera iEquierda marcada CON e. p. G..
en- Ia nRIga, pR0xima parir.
Ga Rustaquio Pineiro Castro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
P0BRES NIN0S.... !!
MADRs De FAM1LAS Old FL JcDsO COHsEO De VUSTR0 MtDCO


mente antes OR opinion vuestro m6co Los meicos
Puerto Rico profesores udos hara
que dele de convenir O decimos.
FL vaor terap6utco del a de bacalao nulo: este ndo
verddero el empea la elaboration de las
em0lsiOnes amadas, GRASA DE PESCADOS Ah
atar tuberculosis decidieron los abios ALI
acete bacsao atenden
medicinal
torDos CASTRO -intestinaes ocasiona
rudmentario
cieno muy certo de de
ndigesa goma empean vefcar la emulsion,
utando mas ndesa ntoerabe los e6magos de las
d6biles criaturas de los pobres enfermo
81 mulsione
e colmo atamos scut e valor relative de estas
deben mediante
cripci6n facultativa
algunos puede empearse guayacol
antepco puonar ta nca indication Pero nj to-
los tuberculosis dben tmar decimos solo oil
quen ecetaro etme
queres lnofens1vo
reultado tomar 81 DR. Van Messy
emulione aceite
rrtac6n est6mago Recontuye los
bien enfermedad condolences cmaas E
ningdn tTatamiento
LACTO MARROW compuesto tu6tano)
verica ndigea las emuo
<yemas LEc1NA
ta frinacea fermentos dgvos escogdos hpoosftos
vehicuo eterelizada>:
todos rqufsimos principles medcnales almenticos
Preguntad repemos vuestro medico, 81 dira e
medcna veTdad; reponde Las ex
gencas que reconstuyente enegco
tiI resuados
para tuberculosis eonvalecencas ntas;
reconstituir
breeido
AL FALL0 DE LA IUsTRADA OLAsE MRDI0A sUGETAMOs
LaCtO- Marrow
que demuestra 10 vale.
IzactO-MarrOw Co. QulmicOs New-YO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
FARMAC|A Y DROGUERIA
ID r. BL A N O o

Sam Juan. Sam Francisco NszEa. -
Precios de algunas preparedness especia-
les de In niiama:
Jarabe de Rabano iodado, frasco 10 ctvr
Id de Lacto fosfat0 de Cal i'd 40
Id de Hip0fosnto de cal i'd 90
Id deProtoioduro hierro inalterabls, fras-
60 90. c6nSavos
Magnesia efarvescente frasco SO centavos
Elixir de 6licero fOsfato da cal Id 60
Zarzaparrill& i'd so
Vino de cuina fosfAtado i'd SO
Por docenas Sc haeen rebajAs de impoy-
sane!a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-20
EI aImirante Dewey
a su regresO

Al EsgrsHo del aImirante D.wsy Was
hlngton Ia mRnifsstAdo hAJIarse sabisfaeho de
los eisrcisios de las aseuAdras.
Dice que On las maniobras de combats, los
marinos orta-Ansricanos han afquirido nue.
vos eonoeimisntos, Gtilss para la guerra.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18


member will make a last supreme effort
on the floor of the house to carry his
idea. In the meantime Cyrus Leland
is organizing against the proposed ex-
emption.
THE people are beginning to look at
this thing in the right light" declared
Mr.. Waggener today, "and the menu
bers are hearing from their constitu-
ents- I propose to make a fight on the
floor of the house along the same lines
that I made in the tax committee
There are now 1853 million dollars
worth of mortgages in Kansas and less
than two per cent pay taxes. The peo-
pie seem to be in favor of this sort of
a thing and I don't believe they want
the fiction that mortgages shall be tax
ed to remain longer on the statute
books
Meanwhile the friends of the bill in
it's present shape are hustling for votes
for its passage and there is even talk
thatthe Republican caucus may be call
ed together to force the passage of the
hill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18
NEW ARMY SHOE ADOPTED.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The war de-
partment has adopted a hiking shoe. a
most formidable type Of footgear, ad-
mirably adapted to rough usage in the
Philippines. It has been found that the
shoes now issued to troops stationed in
the islands are not durable The hard
service to which they are subjected in
the rough sections of the country, espe-
ciaily during the wet season. leaves very
little of them.
The new shoe is Of the style commonly
used by hunters, the uppers coming well
up on the leg. Each side of the tongue
of the shoe is fastened to the upper SO
as to exclude water and the leather is
of rough grain, thick and Of the tan
varietS-.
The sole is very heavy and the heel
and sole are fitted with hob nails. an
idea adopted from the British army
shoe. The new American army shoe is
much lighter in weight and more COM
Portable to the wearer than the british
shoe, which carries the quality of dura-
biity TO the point Of being an infection
to the soldier who must wear 1t on the
march.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18

Wall Street. New 7 Ork Feb. 1s-STOCKS
The majority Of stocks We're lower on
the opening quotations. Amalgamated
Copper and Tennessee Coal were cOnspicu-
GUS exceptions, with advances Of large
in sympathy with the former. st. Paul
and Sugar also gained a fraction. Amongst
the declines Smelling and Z. S. Leather
preferred reached point. The changes
otherwise were small fractions.
Dealings were very quiet and irregular.
number of the leaders. including st.
Paul. New York Central, Anaconda, Anal
gamated Copper and Tennessee Coal ran
off below their opening prices. Meanwhile
Wabash preferred, Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit. Smelling and Republic Steel rose
sharply. Chicago Great Western preferred
3 declined / point Grass Irvine "a ana
LackaWanna 8 points Large orders Tor
Amalgamated Copper came into the mar
ket at the low level and the price ad-
Vanced to "a, with some erect all around
Prices drifted sluggishly in an aimless
way. except in special stocks. The mar
ket hardened when gold exports tomor-
off again with a loss of IA points IN New
York Central Northwestern preferred
sold at a decline of Is points from the
preceding sale last month and Canadian
Southern fell 112 points Among the spe-
cialties American Telephone advanced AZ
points Sloss- Sheffield Steel preferred 4
points. Consolidated Gas points and
Pressed Steel Car and Fort Worth and
Denver City stamped a point.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Most of the limited selling was in Anal
gamated Copper. which again touched tA
lative favorites were trivial and traders
paid little attention to the market. General
Electric gained 1ss points. while Colorado
Fuel and St Louis Southwestern lost
and New Jersey Central points.
The market sagged from inanlmation
and business was at the lowest ebb. Chem
zeal was marked up IA points and Mime
apolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie lost
21s points.
The selling was very light. but was suf-
icient to induce further small recessions
in the price level. Tennessee Coal relapsed
I upinfS under last night. Louisville
Minneapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste Ma
RTE Chicago Terminal preferred and U.
s Rubber Goods lost about a point and
Metropolitan securities IA points
The closing was easy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18

chicago. Feb 1S--CATTL 10
day 1900 head. Market active and strong.
Good TO prime steers, s4-40a5-60;- poor to
S2.30Q459. cows, sl30d430: heifers, 5000
$50, Gamers. s1.300250. bulls S200n4.O0;
425
HOGS Receipts today, 10000 head. esti-
mated THURSDAY 5000 head; left over
lower. Mixed and butchers SIS goa. 20:
good to choice heavy. S7.20d7 IS. rough
heavy S6.S507 ~; light, S650Q6.90. bulk Of
sales. S695d7.25.
SHEEP-Receipts today 1900 head
Sheep strong and higher Good to choice
wethers. S500Q5 .75; fair to choice mixed
$i-6Qd4.l5. western sheep. s5.o0d5-75: native
lambs. S5o0ul- 100. western lambs. S5-00a6S5
Official receipts and shipments Tuesday
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Receipts 5000. ........ $3.50 24194 122S7
Shipments ...... ....-- 2,196 1888 .....-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18
MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Opens Firm But Trading
Was Light.
Corn is FeaturIess and the Price
Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Quoted at "FrOm Steady
TO Strong"
Hogs Hold Their Own Fairly
Well.

Chicago. FEB. 1S-WH EAT Wheat open
ed firm on higher cables. but the early
trading was light. the offerings being Linz
ited May was shade to ls0Ac higher
at 78AQ7Ssse but under scattered selling.
with only a moderate demand from com
mission houses, the price eased off TO use.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
Of 257 cars. which. with local receipts OF
- cars (none of contract grade). made to-
tai receipts for the three points of 276
cars against 467 cars last week. and 249
cars a year ago.
The market was extremely weak
throughout the day. the estimates of lib
era Argentine shipments being the chief
bear factor. May sold down to 7T3sc and
closed &c lower, at 779sn771ac.
CORN-Trading in corn was dun and
featureless. May opened unchanged to sc
higher. at 45ss0453hc A fair increase in
the local toclcs had a weakening infiu-
ence and pit scalpers had some May for
sale. but there was little change in prices
during the first hour. Local receipts were
III cars. with cars Of contract grade.
The close easy, with May 3sc lower, at
OATZOats were a trihe easier on re-
neWed liquidation and May opened UNI
changed to shade lower, a 364c to 36A "a
sossc 1n sympathy with the easier tone
in other grains May held off to 361sc. Lo-
cal receipts were rs cars.
ISIONS-PrOvisions opened easier
on liberal receipts Of hogs and lower
prices at the yards Early in the day
there was a continuation of yesterdays
liquidation but a fair demand for pork
and ribs by commission houses steadied
prices. May pork opened unchanged TO
PIC lower at s1745d17471h. May lard was
DC lower. at $3.50. while ribs were PIC high
err. at s9.571a
WHEAT-Cash. No. red. 75d76c: No
8 red 70d741zc; No. 2 hard winter 71075c:
no. hard winter, 680Uc: No. I northern
spring 79dS0c; No. 2 northern spring, 77a
79c; No. spring, 70N77c
CORN-NO. 2 4315044c; No. g, 411ad421ac
OATS-No. Q 34d3ilkc: No. g. 38i5dS4c.
FI4AX-Cash- NV, sl19; s.-W-. s114;
May, sL2Q
RYE-May, 508zc
BARLEY-Cash. 44d56c.
TIAlOTHY-Feb., $500.
CI.OVER-Feb S11.75.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18
THAT TAX BILL.
Determined Effort Will Be Made to
Prevent It's Passage.

The idea seems to be growing that
there will be no tax bill passed by this
session of the legislature, notWithstand-
ing the fact that the tax committee has
got a bill pretty well in shape.
The bill viii probably be introduced
in both houses within a day or two, or
as soon as the subcommittee can get
it in shape for introduction It viii very
likely be referred at once to the COM
special order or given the right of way
at the head Of general orders
AS soon as it. comes up in the house
Representative King of Ottawa proposes
to make a motion to strike out its en-
acting clause and win preclpitate at
once the fight to kill the bill before time
is taken up to consider it by sections.
My people are very much opposed to
any taxation legislation except along
the line of taxation of franchises which
this bill does not touch, said Mr. King
today Il am virtually instructed
against this bill or any other radical tax
measure I would never have been
elected if I hadn't been against it. I
opposed it in every speech made in the
campaign and my people expect me to
fight it. The salient features of the
Indiana law relative to the taxation of
franchises have been cut out of this bill,
and as soon as it comes before the house
I shall move to have the enacting clause
stricken out
OF course there are other members in
the house besides Mr.. King.
Bale Waggener is preparing to re-
new his fight for the exemption of
notes and mortgages from taxation
when the tax bill comes up in the house
committee of the whole. The Atchison