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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
BOY BILL KILLED AGAIN.
Senate Knocks Telegraph Operators
Bill! Out the Third Time

Topeka, March 10.-Porter's bill, pro-
hibiting railroad companies employing
operators under u years of age was killed
the third time in the senate. This bill
was killed first in committee, but was
placed on the calendar. Then the COM
mittee of the whole killed it, but the SEN
ate revived it. When it came up for final
passage, the senate defeated it. The o.
r. T. was benin the bill.
Among the bills passed by the senate
were:
By Manufacturing life insurance COM
panies to attach the representations of its
agents to the insurance policy.
BY Allen-Giving foreign insurance COM
panies the same treatment in Kansas
that is accorded Kansas companies in
their home states
By Leidy-Providing for the truancy
officers to compel the attendance of pupils
at public schools.
By Jones of Norton-Giving county prin-
tiers uniform price for printing election
ballots.
By Smith-Provding for the election Of
county commissioners to conform with
the biennial election law.
BY Francis-Providing a way for cor
pora tons to decrease the capital stock.
BY Lewis-Giving the state medical
board funds with which to drive quacks
out of the state.
BY Henley-Authorizing chartered insti-
tutions of learning to erect and maintain
electric plants.
Among the bills passed by the house
were:
BY Hayden-Wiping out the Hanna pub
lie utility act passed in 1897.
By Carpenter-Requiring factories TO
maintain safeguards around their ma
chinery for the protection of their en-
ployes.
BY Hutcheson-To prevent the marriage
of minors without the consent of their
parents or guardians.
BY Kinkle-Authorizing second class
cities to levy a tax for the sprinkling of
streets.
BY Tapp-Providng that no hunter shall
kill over twenty-five ducks or other game
birds in one day.
BY Leidy-To compel children to attend
school and providing for a truancy officer.
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AN HONEST BILL.
Miscellaneous Claims Are Well CuIled
Out for Allowance,

Topeka, March I0-The miscellaneous
means committee of the two branches
was placed in the house hopper this morn
ing by Chairman Francis, of the house
comnittee. 1t carries only $4,000 against
$4,000 two years ago. 1t is the cleancst
miscellany bill that has gone through the
legislature in many years. Steals are
conspicuous by their absence. Some of
the claims have whiskers on them, but
most of them are valid. The two bailiffs
of the supreme court get 5000 each; A. NJ.
Bum receives $3.50 for work surveying
thep rison mine under the Leedy admin
istration; Mrs. Henry Block, of Syracuse,
gets $50 for making beet sugar tests; each
member of the state tax commission re-
ceives $3.50 for extra services; the stem
ographer also gets $500 for extra work
on the bill; ]. c.. DraIing is allowed s14.S0
for badges for house and senate EN-
ployes; Harry Parks and Edwin Corey
members of the state militia, receive their
regular pensions of $500 year each.
The sum of s16S is allowed for electric
lamps for the legislature. r. J. Blazo
gets SIPS for supplying keys to the iegis-
lators. w. w. Rose, who won the prize
for the best plans for a Kansas building
at the Pan-American exposition. is given
S46S because the building was never erect
ed, shutting him out of his fee as super
vising architect. The members of the
board of education and regents of the
Agricultural college are allowed deficien-
cies averaging about $3.50 each. For the
purpose of completing and repairing the
governors residence, the sum of $500 is
set aside Crosby Bros. are allowed S2,4I
for furniture for the legislature. Sixty
typewriters were rented, and $40 is allow
ed for each machine. Mrs. Thomas Ma
honey gets $500 for property lost in the
Quantrel lraid. The sum of 5000 is ap-
propriated TO pay the expenses or the
Hamilton Geiger contest The cost of the
coal famine investigation, aggregating
about $500 is also covered. The expense
of the prison investigation, aggregating
about $3.50 is allowed. Quinton & Quinton
are allowed $500 for fees for representing
Webb McNall, while ne was insurance
commissioner. in a case which the attor-
ney general should have attended to, but
did not About 900 is appropriated to
pay up some claims against the military
department The Hail Stationery COM
pany gets 81 200 for supplies furnished
the legislature The attorneys on both
sides in the contest cases are allowed
SIPS in each case
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New Orleans Race.

New Orleans. March l0.-After the Lord
Neville race yesterday the stewards nOti-
fed ". II. Flyer TO appear before them
this morning. Tho conference was held
in the steward stand with closed doors.
At the close OF the conference IL was an
nounce that Fizer had been ruled on the
turf for violation OF the Western Jockey
clubs rule relative 90 the use OF drugs
on horses. Nothing Is known except by
the stewards Of the character II the evil
dence adduced. Jockey Treanor was sus-
pended for foul riding or Marco IA the
fourth race SUMMARY
First, uile-Handspinnsr won; Guess
second. Ring Dove third TINE 80 Is.
Second. selling. mie-Chor8s Boy won.
Sir Fftzhugh second, Thurles third. Time:
10 2-5.
Third. mile and Il quarter. sslling-The
Way won: Irving Mayor. second. Latson
third. Time. 2.is %.
Fourth. seven furlongs-Jove won Bark
Gilmore. second. Floyd X third Time.
Is Is.
Fifth six furlongs. selling Tom Collins
won. Musical Slipper. second. Faiesquc.
third. Time. .7p 10
Sixth mile. selling Denny Iuffy won.
Ruby Ray second Letter thrd Time:
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Fisky Pie Crust.
Take one pound OF butter place ia n
piece OF cheesecioth and squeeze all the
water out. Break about third OF IT OF,
and rub ii into one pound OF fine pastry
-four Then add carefully enough ice
cold water to make into nice smooth
dough. just firm enough 10 roll out
knead il until IL is as smooth as velvet.
then roll out on the board until ons-half
an inch thick-now lay the rest OF the
butter in the center, fold one-third OF thu
paste over then the other third, com
pletely covering the butter. turn the ends
toward you and IoIl out one-h2lf inch in
thickness being careful not 20 press out
the butter. and two feet I'm length. Turn
round again and repeat this, then again.
until it has been rolled three times place
on a Toured plate and cover with a piece
Of cloth and place on the ice until ready
for use. II is much better f. made the
day before using. The success Of this or
any other pie crust depends upon the
handling. remembering that everything
should be ice cold and that II should 10,
handled lightly as IL II were velvet.
When used for pies or tarts the paste
should be rolled out three times again.
making six times in all.
Mrs. NJ. V. r. writes: VIII YOU please
give a recipe for making French Nougat
candy? / have been using some % your
recipes published in the paper
Boil one pound Of graduated sugar and
one cup OF water together until IL forms
a syrup thick enough that II a little H.
dropped into cold water II will form a
soft ball. Remove very carefully from
the fire and pour out onto a creased plat
ter When ccol enough to handle work
with a wooden spoon until white and
creamy. Then knead as YOU would bread
busting the fingers with powdered sugar
to keep from sticking. Work in a little
vanilla or any other flovDing and
chopped almonds and pistachio nuts
Press with the hands into ap late. cut
into strips or squares.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
HARD WATER KILLS.
The Limo in Hard Water Chokes the
System, Causing Stomach, Kidney,
Blood and Nerve Diseases.

The use Of Crystal Water, which is
soft and pure, works wonders in cleans
ing the system of hard water deposits,
thus restoring and maintaining health,
yigor and good looks. Try it, and II you
don't like it we give your money back
Five gallons. Sl50 of which we return
n.eO for the empty container. Order by
phone or let us know where you are so
we can come around and talk it over.
The Holland Yeast Co, 627 E. Murdoch
Ave. New phone, 1221; old phone, slS.
81 ct
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so far presented" said Senator Fritzpat-
rick, after this bill had gone through.
The house killed my bill because it
claimed it was fractional. 1t killed the
Hale bill because it was introduced by a
Democrat. Now this bill just passed was
drawn up by Notzger. who belongs to
the Bailey-Leland faction, it was support
ed by the other faction and also by the
Democrats adm passed unanimously.
wonder what excuse the house will drum
up for defeating it?"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac
and Land company. II. NJ. Dubois, alb
stractor, court house. Phone 29S)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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20. Dodge avenue, Jewellers End
add to West Wichita ...-.........-.. l.
b. F. Moore TO Stephen Hahn, n w
4. /, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,9O
e. Is. Masters to Henry Lorenz, N
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Games H. HOBBS to Ollie Helphrey.
70 and It, Mathewson ave.. lbs
James Howard TO Samuel Bright, S
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John Davidson to Solomon Bingham
tract 1S27x77O feet in n cor, So n
W "a. So. 26. l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Charles II. Hunter to c. D. Brine
mer. III, 119 y Market st. Lees add 80
Lizzie H. swayze to Ella Devel, Z
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Z. Hays Saddlery and Leather Co. t
W. r. Tucker. s.. Douglas ave.
GTiefenstica's add .--........-...-.. 125(
s. 2. Buckingham to Nina Emerson.
Wabash ave. Moshers SUBJ. 1,0C
John Thomts TO James l. Dysart.W
u s Z =. 10. Is. E....-............. 90
a J. Russell to A. II. Brewer. 80
IS. Water. St Bartholmen's add. q
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-. Green st. Firebsugh's sub 80. /
John II Hickman TO Julia II. st.
John. q. - Grace ave. Blacks
add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
II. 4. Selvey II Sadie Gould. l6i.
It's Fannie avenue. Burrs addi-
ton .-.---..... ..--.-----..-. 81
Sadie Gould TO Michael Dillon. same :
G. Edward Roemhach et n 70 J. II
Loreuz. southwest quarter l-SS4
west y .-...- .....---- -
John l. Dodge to Mary p. Eldridge,
s. 80 FaiTNiew avenue. Iauck's
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
W. :. Couatryman 70 Samuel J.
Anderson west half southeast
quarter 6-sS-s east acknowledgements. a
Joah VI. Hayden to Elmer Z Miller
southwest quarter 19-2S-l east 1000. 10,
G. s WeiTick u Jacob Steiver. west
half northwest quarter 1921 west 50
leslie c. Roberts 20 Julia Water
strait. %. q -. =. . First street
Firebauch's subdivision .-.-......-. Is
Q. l. Hamilton 20 \ n. Moore.
southwest quarter $50 east 5000. IS
Mrs Anna NJ Lennon IL g. w
Brichler INcN.5 feet in southwest
corner 12-26-1 east OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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ANOTHER NEW BILL.
Senator Nofucer Tries Hand IN Max
inc a New District.

Topeka. Kan. March Ex-senator Noftz-
ger rsilrozdei new congressional OH
through the senate this afternoon and
checked II I'D - the house Within ten
minutes after the bih was introduces.
il was read the nrst. second and third
times and finally passed. every senator
present voting for g Il created oeT
district out % Mcpherson. Harvey SsiE-
wick. Sumner and Convey Counties Al
these COUNTIES but CcWley are taken o.
the old Seventh district Cowley comes
from. the Third The house has killed
every bill OF Congressional aPPortioHIaea'
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vote will be taken on this measure before


tomorrow or the next day.
The senate cannot vote before tomor-
row, eve nif the conference committee re-
ports today, because the entire bill must
be read again in the senate. This condi-
ton of affairs makes it necessary for the
house to vote first on the amendments
which have been made in the conference
committee and, if they are adopted in
the house, the senate will adopt them.
This would end the difficulty and the leg
islature could adjourn this week.
Even with no such difficulty as that
arising over the tax bill Ito adjust, it
would be impossible to adjourn until the
latter part of this week if all of the bills
now on the calendar of both houses are
acted upon. The CALENDARS are still large
and unless many bills are left without
consideration the legislature will be in
session a part of next week.
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DIED OF HEART FAILURE.

Denver. siarsh IA special % ihc Re
publican from Colorado Springs. Colo
SAYS. J. : Luck-rafs f9T rnaaY years 3
well known mining engineer = this etats
dled suddenly to-day n hears failure.
aged = years NJ Lsr<cTan 49, for
rrcrIy q neuteranf in the Bfit'eh navy
Ii came o. Colorado in fs7s 81 isavfs
wife ard dasrhfer. Wh. ufi retur1 20
ErrLar-l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
WITH RENEWED ViGoR.
Fire Has Broken Out in Northern Pa
cifc Coal Mines.

Butte. Mont. March ia special 70 The
Miner from Chestnut. Mont says that
FIRE in the Northern Pacifc coat mine has
broken out with renewed Nigor and Al
this time the destruction Of the entire
property IL threatened The mine = Filled
with flames and smoke. and Z l. iupcssi-
bic FOR dreraen 20 get within 10" let
of the Ere Howard F. Weich. state coal
mine inspector. j. on the scene and as
last resort it i proposed - force steam
into the workings n al Effort 70 smother
II. sra
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
ali PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA- Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
Hobo Shot ard XilIsd

Ogden. Utah. March 1e-Southern Pa
cific Brakeman <. A MaIan shot and fat
ally wounded Pat Costello AZ Matiin this
morning. Costello was one 81 twenty
five hoooes who had been ejected from
q freight train and he began shooting AZ
the train crew. Malan returned the IRE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
|Edgle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What TO Eat
And How to Prepare Food,

These articles on the necessarily ab-
s'roing topic OF food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledre of chem,
istry as applied to cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
ence.
First Volume-Conducted BIZ Ida Afnes
Willis, Marquette Building. Chicago. IL
whom all inquiries should be addressed.
All rights reserved by Banning Co..
Chicaso
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Card of Thinks

The ladies of the board os the Wichits
Children's Home wish "a thank Mrs
HAYS and the Hclso Juvenile NfuSica
club FOR The proceeds OF their entertain
ne1t Il VAS kind thought which
prompted the young pupils 70 give Their
recital fer the benefit Of The home. ans
that Institution
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Has o.v-Iopeo seIsncholis

Kansas CITY. No. March lo.-L~e Gaia
zher former cashier q the First NJ
tional bank ~ St Joseph. No. row serv-
ing a nve-year sentence IN re STATE pe7i-
Tertiary far e1lbezEiing ffsa has d.
ve8oped -arisnchoiis and has ben ORDERED
70 TIE federal asylum a; Washington
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Dreamed Salmon

chooses. For those who dnd il difficult
20 secure the fresh fish We VIII give a few
recipes for the canned.
Dreamed Salmon.
Remove the fish from one can Of sal
mon. remove ali the bones. drain free
from oil and shred with fork into small
pieces. Make a cream sauce OF one
tablespoonful Of butter melted with one
tablespoonful Of flour and one cup OF
milk Stir over the fire untn II thickens,
then stir in gently the fish. season with
salt. pepper and d little chopped parsley.
and serve on a hot dish garAished with
parsley and slices Of lemon.
Salmon Outlets.
Melt one heaping tablespoonful Of but
ter with three OF fSur. then stir in one
cup of milk. stir 70 n paste. season with
chopped parsley, few drops OF lemon
juice and a grating of nutmeg salt and
pepper. then stir in lightly one cup OF
salmon which has been freed from bones
and skin. spread on plate until cool
and then form into outlets. dip first In
egg and then in bread crumbs and fry
in deep fat. Arrange on a dish with
parsley and slices OF lemon.
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whipping shs Laarsn.s.

.anra. 8areh l1-sf'er eefler a
skirulehfu hfferer the easeFuasenf trees,
srf the iadraren la lizsl uFiIFiaes fhs
Isdroaes have bssiy neeu seaffrrs.i Hsn1
~ fhalr isasrra ucre cssfgroa
caay eagle. Delivered. ioo per week
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The Secret Of Beauty

Millions of women find CUTICURA
SOAP. assisted by CUTICURA ONT
MENr. an unfailing specific for beautify-
iaS the skin. for cleansing the scalp. and
the stopping Of falling hair. for soften
ing. Whitening. and soothing red. rough.
and sore hands. for baby raShes. itch-
ings. and irritaiions. and for all the
purposes OF the toilet. bath and nursery.
Thousands Of women use CUTICURA
SOAP in baths for annoying irritauons,
infiammauons and excoriacious. or too
free or offensive PeFspirstion. in washes
for Lucrative weaknesses. and for many
sanative anriseptic purposes, which
readily suggest themselves.
Sold throughout The wori4
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Salmon Outlets.
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.
Ei5ky Pie Crust.

Mrs. W. writes: VIII you kindly give
me a recipe for a nice faky pie crust,
for which / thank YOU IN advance.
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We have 100 tons good alfalfa for sale.
loose or in bale. Z. Cox, 1014 East Doug
las Phone 100. 67-b
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This private hospital Is now one Of the

This private hospital Is now one of the
best equipped institutions IN the Soutn-
west FOR the treatment Of both medical
and surgical eases Special aftcaton %
given 20 the various forms n stomach
and liver troubles. diFrases peculiar 70
women diseases q tho rcctum and gen.
it0-uriuary organs. cErcfir ualariai pot-
soning rheumatisfn. nervous GisorocrA
diseases Of she throat. lungs heart ana
kidneys. goitrc and varlcccte cured one
floor Il . served FOR maternity Depart
msnt and iu some instances homes VIII
be found FOR children For short time
only a ward VIII he sef apart FOR the
Treatment Of the morphine. opium. CO.
cafnn and hishey habits
Resident physician. able medical stan.
quist and hesifhfui location, eNtonsivs
esu1 nds wifh fne shade home comforts;
terms rea soma blr No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
THE THOMAS SANITARlUM
Corner Tenth and ST. Francis Avenue
WICHITA. KANSAS
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chooses. For those who dnd il difficult
20 secure the fresh fish We VIII give a few
recipes for the canned
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i. oDnlemgre TO ]. Ada s.. John. 40
-, Green st. Firebaughs sub Gee.
John II. Hickman TO Julia u. st.
John. q. - Grace ave. Blacks
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II. 4. Selvey t. Sadie Gould. l6i.
lbs Fannie avenue. Burr's addi-
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Canned Salmon.

4 yc-r good Substitute feT frssh szl
rnon = that which = put - in caeF
srnicn e really very eeiiCi1rF s11 z1sr
D. prepared 81 - 1zaaT c. lZtrfrf go
a-sret3zirz VAS that ca- rarllF
rezIiz@ The farf that tie ash - -af frs5
~ fzr a. tn nstfsfive vaiue 20 - Co.
g. coace-rsst fhsr 1ht~h ts cares coz
fains really . Er~sf@T portion. 80 eft-7
fhsnE ln fhs rz;ure e a fes1 rafge e.
retained 81 SIS uTeparstlaa- HaHegrr
fhe t-se loFer q 8isaoa Ersi1 1af 49,
tate % rhroae tafzer- tas TO. arf a.
there - Eene-1liF 70 lax Qf.s FsprT
,he fresh rsh EXCEPT f. s-ual3 C1TzrtfF
foNrls remote from lsrx- cltsea - - p
% in6El.c himself - fkts ElsA -
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Goldfish a la Mode.

Soak ore pound ~ Goldfish over night
in the morning pour of the water. cover
again with cold water place over the FIRE.
allow il 70 come 10 a boil. repeat this.
then cook gently until tender. Pick %
pieces. removing all bones and skin.
with this mix tko cupfuls n mashed po-
tatoes. three eggs we'll beaten. one pint
of milk. one-quarter OF cup - butter.
and seasoning 20 taste. Place IN q but
tered granite dish and bake IN the oven
for twenty-five minutes
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Boil four egz- untn bard. fhen seaad Or
ccid vater ultu ready % 49, &eit o7o
tah.eSpoonful u butter snd ore = frur
r. q ssgcepsn. adj t. II ore curfui ~
mix stir untll r th.cxeas. then sd fhe
eEEs charpea ane.
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Baked Fish EspanoIe.

Clean carefully one good sized white
fish wipe dry and hH with the following
stuffinc: one cup = bread crumbs mixed
with one-quarter cup Of milk one egg.
one tablespoonful melted butter. orc tn
hiespooafui chopped parsley one tea
spoonful chopped onion. and salt and
pepper to taste. After SLING with ihf7
mixture sew up carefully Make small
iucisions 81 The tor - she FISH from he'd
70 tail and place iu them Strips n lard
ing or salt pork. Then place n n pan
with one good sized onion sliced. ore c-Ir-
ful - tomato. salt and pepper n taste
Dredse the nsh with salt pepper and
ii;tle -four. place ID hot oven about one
half hour has-inz frequently. Serve vtth
-. Earr~a -~r.s-~F -
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TAKE ore good sized slice Il salmon.
wrap in piece q cheesecicth and ptars
in 4 kettle q boiling salfcd water Q;
about twenty minutes. Remove from
cloth. uIace r. a fish platter and Ee~te
with the foli0Vfnz sauce.
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FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. II. NJ. Dubois, alb
stractor, court house. Phone 29S)
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-23
COTTON GOSSIP.

Cotton market was steady yesterday
and without material change. 3
New York, Mcintyre & Marshall: While
1t would appear that the near future OF
the market is In q measure to be in
fluenced by local trading conditions there
seems to be no doubt that most consArra-
tive opinions are favorable to ultimately
much higher prices.
The fluctuations In this market can
hardly be so serious as to dislodge con-
Victions intrenched In the facts which at
present appear to be either admitted or
most generally accepted.
i. S. Bache & Co.: Efforts to depress
tl1e market are stiIl being industriously
made; but without any considerable sue
cess. Meanwhile current literature on
the cotton subject continues bullish IN
the. main with reports from dry goods
centres Indicating firmness ana srsater
still, tending upward The cotton mar
ket has an upward tendency.