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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

society gave a social st their hall las Mon
day evening This society was organized over
twenty years sgo...,IurS6r F0Ftney ant +.
W. hazen OF Nlroqua, were business c2lieT
last Friday u iRs Marie Hekt0en has raturn
ed to her school duries st Monroe. The grand
opening ball given by the band In tie new
OpsAa hall last Thursday evening was sue
cess; every Body reporting good btma. Inc
band will give concert in The near failure.
The new hall viii be furnished with Gp-t0-
date folding opera chairs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the fact that our little ultlaEc has EoEe
through what might lie called financial de-
preston, owing 20 the bank failure, sstii Wa
are keeping tGily sbreast with any OF the sur
rounding villages IN the line Improvements
During these two last years noEe money has
been expended In business houses and resi-
denceS than ever before 2 the same time, 7 E1
pastyear has seen 54@0 dtty Thousand 1oi-
laas spent Ia the erection or GSW buildings.
so that today We claim the up25E and Uost =N-
pensIve business bloCE ia Vernon Co4aey aa&
also residences thai may Be inciEded win lae
TEN Of water works Win warei Fne. Us pa near
ly every street extending to tine 1acsF most
parts OK the village The electric azhs U.lzit
IS municipal property aud Is n1ota tG 81 se1
supporting yet furnishing HzHts re is U..-
rOES ~ "A moderate expense. wash as llEs5
improvements the rats Ct sAvAr.-u Tor GGe
valuation OF nearly Qae hslf million DELAYS. ~a
that We are relieved from tEst coIUol s-E
q high taxes. ...... station Assent #e. G-
son infcrms as tA4e 0estty as adde's s. &
Paul railroad DURING the Dart rE=lva aozs 30
Although We have DTr veg received asa
Carnegie E.fr fer Qlr new library SCI -e .g-
OF the one p g u4ve. Z, VS. 5-Ear4-=4 sss ta
two lFs age ard receives is arrae. -.-
prIatiol tGoH the VL4LaEe. as eazEAlzz 1se-. $
four ldSed volumes and s-zz-- .-s s=-z- -.
tlon nearly SIX Thousand a-gs- liars
( drasn Tie Is CrcsSs 81 .a4>EsSs+sra -4
road have rented tEe 1iG -es-Z
and Will Use sEe Ans Ger q csZs- 1EE
new cue j. o5u pig-ea As see 1sz .z sszzs-i
wttbiu 2. lev seaz o. the tF4eE Is @5 g.
hand. The BeAzeaz} t3Ea1-9
open today. IHe f8iIDwEE sE-1==sa
returned T. their Essrec-4-= -eLas -t5-
I spending the holidays az bG-1es 4s--E,
( ter and EIEQra D&Et Hiida~ lr4ssr -r-
: Nora Neprgd TO Madison. CEsvs-s.tv q
{ c0asin. Misses Martha and Ann. Eagra. 81
Stevens Point norm 81 school 49, 5saa l1s7 --
/ son, Jesse StlEsta5 AID Iva r zt7r<ea Is
/ N1rtnaead college, Aida Anderson AMI s-la
Willard 70 Bedwiu- CHARLES Micn5lag 80 Aua
I ArcUr, and Misses Mile 4etson ard 3
/ Qlso1 70 the business college az E-rl-ll
Ina'- are s.sy Ten students attending -ae
/ HtEi sLA0gl ak Elrgqua m4Et1. 3 tazsL oil
tweaty- i've 81 West5yE future citizens Avay
preparing for the responsibilities s88n te Dig
theirs, EEIGaE0s
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
FARM DAIRY LEGISLATION.

Elgin December 2Gtb, market this
week is firm az q cents, ! cent advance
oyer last week One Year ago this week
butter was "a cents.
Northwestern AGriculturist says I'VE
have inquiries II large numbers for good
buttermekers, While there il not en-
over supply, thsre are competent butter
makers to be had. We can ordinarily
fad good cheesemaksr, in fact good
men in nearly all kinds Of business, but
ii is difficult and almost impossible to
secure tho services Of 9 man vino can
aud win intelligently look after dairy
cows. There is s demand for these men.
Dairyman should appreciate the service
Of such men, and gladly IemuDerate
him according to bis ability. The keep
ers Of cows do nO5 appreciate the value
as such men. There is no gainsaying
the fGct'that they are an important fac
60. successful dairying, Young men
shJut1 be encouraged in fitting them
selves for this work Ordinary farming
only furnishes labor for Eve or six
months, but dairying f0l the entire
year, Would that tha Importance Of
the proper handling of cows was more
fully appreciated. Why should it not
be a business worth 6 young usn at
tentiOn as much IS thst OF a butter
makerF The economical production Of
milk is a condition TINT must be met ii
our dairy industry Is 10 continue to
grow, Too much cannot De eaid reiat.
i've to the importance of intelligent,
proper care Of dairy COWS
The government creaMerlss of Can
ada paid % 95 per pound fer batter "a
their patrons for tle summer season
II the exhibition Of copper invited and
brass ulouthed gall which tas oleomar-
gariue makers Of the country ara pre-
pairing 10 give bstore congress is Is sam
PIE Of otbsr speo1aciea which are To be
expected during the winter months
then 1t Is evident .aaE the pUbs3c demand
for entertainment will not 50 uusup-
piled The 0ls011arga riae manufacturers
will so before the nati3pa! ls~ making
body ask for relief The relief de-
sired is that the present tsx % l0 cents
q pound be reduced 60 4 cants
The Wogld'5 Fair tGo--ear-ol3 u8,s-
tlns record FOX seven days H. sl1 poauds
mj3E. p 8 pounds bGj er 30 Gaes 1852
pounds milk. 937 roGu3s butter 100
dsys $50 poa2ds mix @S5 Us pounds
butter
Congressman D5ufa3t Of Chicago has
prepared R Bill r5dlciuE tex "a o,acia%r-
Eau1a 1ram 80 cents tn cents per
n9Q-6 The best man 81 -t 11 uaaa-
rs-.uIe sa-.r o5at grease auG place 10
I OF thz market ss E.Ia grade casls~ a8
! taer sl5a.G 6a compelled nsa Geig
/ Eaez -rasss in easis g7s. aease8-L1 ruG
( [ gnEeezs-3sl B.Cr, sr.rll ZEE CORR
( p lsQ g. psl his a-ai E.sa is Oh
{ noN4 ~En -@
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
CLINTON

APPLE8AS CORNERS, Jan.I-TuIs commup
ity starts the new year with praise odd
settlers say that the late storm WAS the worst
they ever saw In this country WIN Cole
and family visited Simeon Collins on New
Years. Hssel Dewitt Is on the sick list......
Sandy Robbins had quite quantity OF tObac-
co stolen; says be don't care tor the tobacco
if they will just bring the lsth back. Gorge
AppemAn sold Is head OF sheep that brought
MIN the neat sum OF S7s Sllas CaihOon was
the purch ser. )ttie Lombard has return
ed hcmc a ter amending two months Ia Kan
50" .....Rcrihs Appleman OF La Fare, spent
saturday at home Tobacco stripping Is all
the 90 here now. Nearly all have their crops
ready for market, It. Is the best rop and ina
the incest case for years, II max US all feel
glsd-plenty Of tobacco. plenty OF cash ......
VIII Appleman and Pearl Hughs attended the
dance a. kOckton. They report a good time
5000. MIR. Heartily from Bear creek, was on the
ridge Sunday. looking fora house keener.....
George Applemau Is preparing 70 build "A
house on his east place, known IS the Wallace
farm ....,.... Frank Dewitt will soon move TO La
Fargo. He Is & good neighbOr and we Will al
miss him.. II you are going to build the
coming season see Qarpentes Collins and have
him make you out bin 70. the same. VIM.
D0len viii build q fine structure OF art the
coming summer. NJ. DDieu is one OF our
leading s5G capsc!e meu....lf the people ON
our ridge hare an news we would like them
10 hard II to this acriDe. UNCLE EBG
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

EsoFEA Jaa s-Elauty u snow a-5 81
slelZhtl< Earr ers are busy str gy5a y s.-
Co i sa9l3s x Co., are very busy 3 iH1.u-
feeds-..Ose BraAilen returned f-Cu k.haa.-
burg last Wednesday reporting mis- father s4
the mead. after BIS recent illness tse4-F
Eeutz our town treasurer, is sept Ess=V COZ
lectlnE taxes Cornelius S<0las Is bone 'c r1
La Crosse Theodore Johnson ra1E load
OF ladie- % 5Ae meeting Of tie Lad 81 4 10 ss-
ciefF n Peter Th1uD=ou'- near Bud, ia~e
wednesday hight They report Mrs.. Ealu. g-
son On I he SICK LIST The temperance nevs-
Ing last Friday entUg was wei. atterl-o q
good program was rendered and ZUo1 Url r
prevailed. The reading 81 the f>gfea Cbruu-
icle By Miss Nora Johnson proved Interest ~
....,. BILLY Helger@ou and Kari sariFeu were
reported to be shoYelinE SNOW. try OK CD ar4
Mr.. EentZs straw stack. For further n4rll--
ulars 20 70 ne and the other ore Miss Emlfy
Larson r"=unes her studies st the FIroqua
High school tomorrow, after iWo weeks vEe4-
tiDn Eumor has Is that free deiivelY route
Will be established In this vicinity iu the El4r
future. !, certainly Wilt be apDrect 4tsf 1q
many including HIRAM HAYS SEED, jr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
VIII Vote on United States
Senatorship on the
25th Inst.
PUBLIC MEN THRONC MADISON
Railways Are Preparing to Resist
What They Call Drastic
Proposals.
Only Eight Lawyers in This Session o.
the General -Assembly-Len.
e. root Once More for
Speaker.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 1O-The Iegls-
lature conyenes tomorrow, and, of
course, Madison is agog with interest.
Many politicians, one might say all
the active Republican spirits, barring
some OF the big fellows ut Washing
ton, or who work through others, are
on the ground, and the Park hotel is
the center Of activity. There has long
been talk of q new hotel ;nr Madison,
but nothing happens, and Senator
Villas big house with an $1,000 rent,
is the storm center MessrS. Quarles,
Esch, Cooper and other senatorial can
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
The Happy Ihoughi"

The recently patented household de-
vice known as the Wash Board Pail Is
evidently the need of the hour. II dem
onstrstes its value on sight it will he
a welcome addition TO the laundry OF
every home, it so happily combines the
dashboard, the tub and the boiler. 1t
Is the multum in psrvo of all washing
devices, especially for the little things
the Iacss, the napkins, the towels, the
handkerchief, the baby's clothes. 1t is
brand new and is being put on the msr-
ket by the Twentieth Century Co, To-
nah. Wis. Your attention is directed
TO their advertisement in another column
which fully describes the rev device.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

diaates have headquarters there, or
which they pay high rates. The can
1idate'> suite usually consists Of two
rooms, m outer one, where his friends
and a manager Of campaign. extend
the glad hand to members and others
who drop in 'just to pay their re-
spects;" and an inner room where the
great man receives visitors one by
one. In tie outer room are cigars
In abundance. and in other days there
hare been hiugs to drink. but this
pE ctiea IS happily &bated. Senator
Quarles friends are hopeful that
things VIII come his way again. He
has had but one term. and every one
admits he has acquitted himself with
credit The more candidates the bet
ter for him. cor after q fruitless effort
has been made to reach a majority.
the Quaries men say the Republicans
VIII turn to him. Judge Webb of
Grand Rapids has been a candidate
before and the state knows him. He
IS backed by Senator Nipperman and
a choice line Of attorneys and men of
notn In The northern part Of the state.
AS q rule. Webb men ale administra-
tlon men, but they are very much in
earnest in their advocacy Of Webb.
Other Candidates.
1Er Cooper las issued a sixteen
page pamphlet which tells Of his con
E'essi0ual achievements; Mr. E,sch OF
Lacrosse is frankly in the race by
reason Of many calls; Mr. Stephenson
Is not aggressive, but is said to stand
ready; Sena or stout Is in the minds
C many. though he never asks for
anything; and ba Z Of all as silent as
G sphinx as to giving to none beyond
his own Iieutenav sand it is doubt
fal If they En0w-aHy intimation OF
his purpose is Governor II. NJ. La
F0llettc, of whom his newspaper
friends and many.of his followers are
demanding that he 90 to the senate
ana stand in the nation as he has
stood in Wisconsin for certain reforms.
WAoG.er it viii be long contest or
q sh0rg one is a matter Of dispute,
some confidently saying that they look
for a result not before Feb. 10. Others
point out that deadlocks usually oc-
cur where the lines are sharply
drawn between few forces. whereas
IN this situation there are many forces.
Others say that the thing viii be kept
cpon until administration measures
arc rushed through and Governor La
Follettc's work in Wisconsin is done.
when he viii be available, Mean
while vote must be taken daily. At
y O'clock, beginning with Jan. %,
Organization of Two Branches.
The administration has working
majority in the assembly and under
the leadership of such men as Speak
CT Icnroot Of Superior, who has been
at work I'm his room I'm the capitol for
some weeks; Z. y. Warner Of Madf-
son. Roy S. Neikcr and others, it is
fairly easy to forecast whlt VIII be
its temper C&.rf Clerk Marsh Is ex-
rcr,euced and VIII lee at his old post.
The making UP Of the committees in
this branch rs i'm he hands of the
speaker. III, practice IS for members
who have pecaitaT fitness for certain
worl, to give BE speaker m idea of
what committees they feel equal to
Join and it is rot unlikely that strong
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

Some time ago one Of the most prom
inent farmers IL Vernon county called
upon Or. McElwee. tbs Chicago spaei8l
ist, in REGARD TO his health which had
been failing or several months 5aI
which had generally disabled him tHs
extent that he could DO only the lieAtese
work about the farm He mad tried
several remedies and one or two UnY
clans but got no results except that ha
grew worse Luckily he had learned
about the doctor curing Mr.. Schultz 1it1s
the doctors said there was no hope au7
he decided TO get bis opinion re least
After "a couple examinations DR. Ll-
Elwee said that our farmer friend
tr0a6l- was 4 nervous disease that ksd
been developing fer some time Undo
his special treatment the patient Is rap.
idly recovering and now 81 doing ais
usual amosnt Of work on the farm Ea
feels that ne owes his health 20 Or Ne
EIwse aad doubtless is right
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
GENOA

GENOA Jan, l0-Miss Augusta Riley went
10 FiroQua Saturday, where she has accepted
position Is teacher In the 4th grade schDol
......Mr, SpariiIg and Mr.. Swain Of Dakota,
are visiting lhos, Latiner and family. . airs
Il. Il, Patterson is teaching her hus band
school at BERGEN Hs he h@s secured position
with the railroad. "a SUBWAY dr0yetoNeW
Albin, lows, Suz day. Mrs. \ ytEoSkee and
Mrs. Charles I'll ar and sou went On Nigt9ry
Saturday NJ ard Mrs. Louis L4ylau rt-
turned home Thursday. They were married
al the latter home AT he soto on New Years
d. Shell Gould came up from Victory on
Thursday ......Miss Anna kArher reulfnea
home from tHe ST. Frances h0spstal al La
Crosse, the BIS lnst....s. Ed ward Coy has iust
returned from Wl0uebsgu whore he has been
visiting his bother Mrs. John Harliua came
down from TrempealeAu last Tuesday aud
Will visit relatives here p. Joseph i0eusau
visited his sister at Milwaukee iast wcez.....
Willie Maishsll who has been very sick wtih
typhoid fever. IS now greatly improved The
n isses Emma oft and Mary NOnsi who have
Beeu visiting as Farmers burs8 ami Elkade.,
iowa, returned home on she 4th inst Itttle
r mer Page has been quite sick with rteuna-
:tst the past week Mr.. aBu Mrs James Hon
klns and little dau Ehtet. sgho spent lhe bpli-
uaya with relatives here returned TO their
home at MuScBt4ue Iowa. last Tucspay.
= Mouti has disposed % his property 10
IauUs Month aUd VIII Nacato soon.
MT-NfAstupF
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
MARRIEn

40 ,ha residence az 5as. McUagty q Reads
fawu. December Be, by Justice Ward, Mr., Al
aeRt GUwcHISoN ana Mics josIE HANSON,
bath ct tteaustowus
At tie residence OF and by Justice J. N.
.a-k. ip Mound Park, January ], 1905. MIR.
W. A JOHNSON and Miss Macy .CRONEGER,
s jii ut L.neriy town.
Atthe asssIdacce ct the brides parents, NJ.
era Mrs " z Nottingham OF De soto, Jan. l
ISIS Gsv Is T.. cooper, Mr. LoCIS Il. LAybAN
~ Genoa. auJ Mss LFETHUDE NOTTINGHAM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

T. ke LAXATIVE BROAO QUININE
4a.ats Al druggists refund the money
il fails 80 cure. E. ", Groves signs
5ure or each box. IS cents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
MISSISSIPPI


WfsTHY. January 2.-Ars. y. q >wiguum
ard Miss Anna OF Niroqua. visited friends here
lat week. The scandinavian Temperance
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

-Ds F 3 E~ewer. whose visits t,
years pat have made him W P9pu,sE.
gave "a STANDARD representative III. 3D..
formation that he has treate3 regularly
rs zoe patients and also IA exhibit at r.
system of chair calisthenios devised -
himself that was complete, enjoyaa'-
and thorough lie is still racoguizib'a
however. and bs "a friend rem sgEed i.
getting note so evarv dag. Il Brewer
viii Wis 10 the Hotel Elwsr.'s 90 Weine
day, January 25sh
See oar line Of japsge-- ware
The Big Store
Call and fua Cul how - get a 5.-7..
Of -four free wjyha ssck OK Jersey +. ..
81 II d Williams & Co
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
a Great Convenience as a
Receptaolefor soiled Clothes
The WashbOard Pail

holds nearly five gallons ard but ae than
ordinary pail of the same quality and capacity
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

or ambitious men make their PREFER
ences known quite decidedly. 1t Is
6, curious Fact that there are but eight
lawyers in the assembly this year, SO
the. old growl that attorneys run the
state will be less in evidence. There
Is no reason why the session should
not be fairly short, for, despite the
general opinion, there is 10 such
pressing legislation as is usual. Mr..
McCarty, the legislative exper., who
has rooms in the capitol, is a useful
man to members who contemplate
introducing bills.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
Classihcations.

Then there are questions of classi-
fications. most delicate in character,
for no one contends that coal and dress
goods are on an equal footing. There
are many lessons of experience from
other states and all this data is beng
collected. The question of a fat mile
age distance rate is less urged of late,
because it is reasoned that Wisconsin,
being a state of divers fed industry.
including manufacturing, put ii on
different footing from Il prairie state.
ORLANDO BURNETT.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-20
COTTON MARKET
OPENED HIGHER
Heavy Selling in New York at
the Opening
REACTION SOON STOPPED
Renewed Bull Support and Withdrawal
of Offerings Following Reports of
Rain in Central Valley
Caused Advance.
REACTION SOON STOPPED

New York; July 19-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance of to is
points in response to irmer cables. which
due to come to points lower, were
to 2 points higher at the hour of the
local opening. owing, 1t was said, to
American and Egyptian buying orders in
a narrow market. There was heavy sell
ing here at the opening, chiefly through
wire and commission houses with southern
connections, and shortly after the opening
prices reacted within 8 to points of last
nights finals.
This was followed. however, by a
strong advance on renewed bull support
and a withdraw of offerings following
reports of rains in the central valley,
and the market during the balance of the
session ruled very nervous but generally
firm. the feature being the Increased OPP
position met by prices as they approach
ed and sold little over lie for October.
The market was finally steady within
to points of the best at a net advance
OF 21@27 points. Sales were estimated at
SOC, 900 bales. Receipts at the ports to-
day 1882 bales, against sl26 last week,
and 3736 last year. For the week (esti-
mated) 100000 bales against 1858 last
week, and $3.50 last year. Today's re-
ceipts at New Orleans 5274 bales, against
2266 last year and at Houston 6S17 bales
against 100 last year
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-20
Loveman q Co.'S Market Letter.

Liverpool closed about points better
than expected and while spots there were
lowered 10 points sales were somewhat
larger; 5000 bales; middling 5.97. The
market feels the influence Of the bureaus
light fruiting. was the translation of our
cable received today In explanation for
the improvement In the English market
In other words, foreigners laid particular
stress on yesterdays weekly government
crop report, making mention Of the plant
fruiting poorly throughout the btlt in the
more favorable sections of the eastern
gulf and South Atlantic states as we'll az
in the more unfavorable districts IL. the
Mississippi Valley and in Texas. OFFICIAL
advices from Mississippi, Louisiana and
Arkansas tell of fields still being aban-
doned at this late date and as the original
acreage was limited to 28,130000 acres
against 81 10000 last year and Is, 907 600 year
before last when only 100000 bales was
raised on condition which was probably
higher than it is today there Is no doubt
but that the acreage has been reduced to
less than 5000 600 acres. or to about 1000.-
900 acres less than that on which the
small crop of two years ago was grown
To have said that the plant is fruiting
poorly In all sections under the
above circumstances was enough to
make Europeans put their thinking caps
on. The character of private advices
concerning the condition Of the growing
crop in the western half Of the belt Is
deplorable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-20

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany, as to my honesty for my contracts
Fully three-fourths OF my pftients have
been treated by some one else before call
Ing on me to be cured. Why not come as
soon ae afflicted? You Will save money
distressing pain and valuable time: be-
sides. there Is satisfaction In knowing
that the very best treatment Is being
give, you by an honest. competent phy-
eician have treated private troubles
as a speciality in the city Of Birmingham
Ala, since August 3. 1887 cure all man
ner OF private diseases cure many pa
TENTS by mail treatment. w lite for prices
and terms
/ do not use large advertisements ana
false statements to attract patients which
merit has failed to secure. II you fail 10
be cured by such methods. give me call
and get well.
NV offices are the most private and
quiet in the city. tenth story of the new
First National Bank building. corner of
Second averue and Twentieth street.
Rooms 1905 and 1901 Take one of the fine
e, -vators to tenth floor.
Office hours: s.: a, m TO b;a D. m
SUNDAY, 10 a. m to - m.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-20
Ware g LeIand's Market Letter.

The market turned, or rather was turn
ed up again today by the same interests
that have been prominent for some time.
The advance took place about as easily
as the decline Of yesterday. There is
lot of cotton being taken around II cents
and 1t is hard to tell whether the buyers
will be able to carry on the rise or not
We do not see anything In the way to
prevent such an advance, as no one Is
willing to offer much opposition. That is,
a man here ard there will sell short at
an advance and put short stop on so
that his loss is limited. but as for real
short selling and substantial opposition to
the bull party there is none or next to
none. The crop is not doing well enough
to make bears out of traders. But this
does not mean that there is in sight crop
failure that assures II cents next fall. Re-
ports are conflicting and the crop had
poor start. With anything like decent
rains In August and September the one
thing that will kill crop--a drought
will be out of the question. The market
was bought up but was not broad as
was the case on the last advance to II
cents. This Is very critical point. The
larger interests are getting the cotton
and in the event Of a setback now it will
be In spite OF the buying and not with
the help of the larger operators. We do
not feel like buying cotton at this level.
If the market gets as high as II .35 1t will
go higher.