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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Mortgage Sale.


w conditions Of u certain MOI tgagc. eXecut.
asi aii delivered by william a. Tully md AMI,
fuily. his wife. ,l,rtgag oiS, to Vermont Lou,l
anl Trns. Company Mnrtsnuer, dated the 18Th
NAY al oc!nhrr y. d. lS,S and recorded as II
in and Tor the county of lemhna in the Terri
orr q: nnko;a. now state Of North Dakota. on
TIE 3'ih day ot October a. ID. ISSS At : O'clock
!" M in hnus iD of mortgage ut page (,5.) and
i!iefc - claimed and declared 10 be due on said
mortgage a, the date of this notice, the amount
.; len hundred and sX,y-seven dollars and
!!ii't cents ,;lrG..1) and M action or proceed
I'M .!.S been Instituted ~ law or in equity To
rero'tr He debt secured by said mortgage. nr
.:ly par thereof.
i.ya Nir.ne of IL power of sale contained in said
.noGtglSc and OF the statute i'll such case made
..:li provided. the SAID mortgage will be fore.
e.Gs..,; by sale nf the mortgnged premi scs there
~ cssri!'r;i, which sale will he made at :he
,i,;! door of the cour; house in the city of Penn
.>i'fh l'aSo!n, al public "Iet!on, by the sheriff
II said c;,;iM's, or by hi: deputy. OH saturday
Tho ..3rd day ufJnna A. >. s9i, at two o clock Ii,
the afternoon. 10 sa'lsf! thc amount which shall
'hrn BE- due Oh said mortgage, with the interest
ihHt.oii, thyeS ana costs. and expenses OF sale.
:'na iity dollars attorneys fees, NJ stipulated in
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure
Ihe premises described in SAID mortgage, AMI
~ 10 he sod are the piece or parcel of land
,:iaa;c!. in the count. OF pembna and state o.:
7cctiun numbered twenty-five (25i in township
numbered o:.e hundred ANA sixty goo north,
- range uum.p:cd ifty-lwu (5.) west contain.
ii!& one hundred and sixty (l6D acres, more or
Dated Grand FORKS y. u. april Both A. ID. 1921.
VERMONT Loan AND rEtsT COMPANY.
i, ". WiLGEE, Mortgage.
Aiiurnc: for Mortgage. 4a-is
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

Election returns from Oregon show
Il republican victory for state officers,
with legislature doubtful. The floods
delay complete returns.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
w. c. T. u.

The Loyal Temperance Legion, i.
band OF bright, eager, enthusiastic
little temperance boys and girls meets
every Saturday afternoon at the
Methodist church. The hour is two
|o'clockr. NJ. They are always delight
cd to receive new members, and arc
just commencing their preparation
for a future l.. Il. L. entertainment.
The motto of the Loyal Temperance
Legion is good one. "Trcmblc
King Alcohol for VIC shall grow up"
1t must afford great comfort TO
such political economists as are not
hunlanitarians to know that ue the
times hard or good, there is one bust.
ness which never. tluctlates-antl
that the all-pOwerful saloon. In Chi
cagO there were seven thousand two
hundred licensed saloons during tho
World Fair season. but it was said,
"Oh, a large part of them will fail
and go out Of business when the Fair
Is over" On the first day of May the
new licenses for the current year wero
granted at the city hall and the num-
Res tss4sd %SaSA ysihuhAaffsedd" Tess fkEaaHH
during the height Of the Fair. Hard
times have not affected the saloOn-
but the saloon has wonderfully affect.
ed the hard times.
1t is Il matter Of common record
that four tifths OF the crimes commit.
ted in our country are connected with
or encitcd by the use Of Intoxicating
liquors. They destroy the judgment,
they lead to mistakes, they excite
the passions, they give false cour-
age to do wrong, they lead away from
God and religion, they are degrading,
they lead to the breaking Of every
commandment Of God and law OF
mln. II a man commits u crimo In
our midst what is the first qucs-
tion asked? Was he intoxicated.
The use Of intoxicants shortcns life
by weakening the body. Every dis.
ease has new advantage over che
one who habitually uses strong drink.
Knowing all this shall wc allow the
disgraceful "blind pig" to exist in
Pcmbina. Let every honest man and
every true women rise up to say NO.
Caucus.
A caucus of the independent party
having been called by the chairman
of the Pcmbina township independent
committee, to meet at the Geroux
bridge school on june 2, 1894, for the
purpose of electing four delegates: to
attend the independent county cons
yention to DO held ut Cavalier N. d.
June 8, 1894. Said convention to elect
sixteen delegates to attend the indie
pendent state convention to be held
at jamestown, June IA, 1894.
Meeting was called to order by the
chairman, Chas. Full. ut 800 p. NJ.
and the following named gentlemen
were elected delegates: ]. +. Londcs.
borough, Chas. Full, w. j. Bride,
i. A, Hart.
There was large attendance and
indications point to big increase In
the independent vote next fail; the
only thing that surprises us is that any
one, especially farmers, will continue
to give their support to either Of the
Old parties after running the business
of the country as they have done dur
ing the last few years.
" W.T.. REyE.
crcrnxHr,,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Household Furniture
at Auction.
Mrs. Garrison will, o.

JUNE 10Th AT TWO O'CLOCK
at her residence, on Rolette street,
RsmRina, offer at public auction.
all her household furniture, con.
sisting of three bed room sets, one
parlor set, dining room set, kitch.
pm furniture, stoves, plants, etc.
Sale positiye and without reserve.
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Count, Of Pempias. District Court.
Pemhinn Building aud Loan Association,
Plaintiff; Va, Hyland A. Davis and Matilda
Davis, Defendants.
The state Of North Dakota to tho above named
defendants.
You, aud each Of you are hereby summoned
aud required to Sn-wer the complaint In the
above SAtitled action, . copy Of which is here
with served upon yon and 10 xerve u copy OF
You! nnswer to the sail complaint, on the sub.
rcribcr, at his office In he city of Pembns In the
county Of Pembins md state Aforesaid. within
you. exclusive Of the day Of such eervice, aud
4 you fail 70 snswcr the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this action
will apply to the court for tile relief demanded
In tho compliant, besides costs and dsburee.
ments.
Dated April 18th a. d. 1891.
W.J, KEEEsllAw.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Pembinn, n. d.
To the defendants above named: You. and
each Of you, will take notice that tho complaint
in the above entitled acten was filed with r. 4,
Hart, Clerk Of the district court, at his Office In
the court house In the city Of Pembina, on tile
10Th day Of April. A. d. ltA.
w. ]. KNEEsHAw,
43.D Attorney for Plaintiff.
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EDWIN COLLINS, V.0. & s. A
aRAeuATE or TORONTO,

l am prepared to do Surgical
Operations OH horses . teeth. the
only correct system of operating.
Extracting. Filling and placing
False CFoHns, and all other den
tistry operations taught in The
most scientific manner,
I have had q large experience in
this profession. and defy any man
in the United States to compete
with me.
HAMILTON, N. OAK.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

Probate Notice.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Pembna. re
Order to show cause on i!ing petition 10 rell
land.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph Gislason,
On reading and filing the petition Of Stephen
EyOlfson, administrator setting forth the amount
81 personal estate tha1has como TO his hands. and
the. disposition thereof; the amount OF debts out
,tanding against said deceased, and descrip
died seized, and the condition md value Of The
rcspectve portions thereof; and prsyin. that
license be to him granted to sell lot one (i,)
block three a. in south Pembina. North Dakota.
And 1t appearing, BY said petition, that it Ia
Necessary, In order 10 pay the debts and ex.
pensee Of administration 10 veil all OF raid real
extaie:
4 i: therefore ordered. tl,a. l persons inter.
this court on Mondsy the OH day Of July, 4. D..
1884. at 10 O'clock A. 4 at the court Mouse in
the city Of Pembina In raid county, then and
there to thow cause (if any there boy why II.
Genre should not he granted IN said Stenhen
Eyolfton, administrator to rell said real estate
according % the prayer Of said petition.
And u te further ordered, that copy Of this
order shall be published for four successiye
weeks prior 10 raid dey. of hearing 10 tho PIo.
NEEn ExPREss. weekly newspaper printed and
publ shed at Pembina, In said county and per
sonally served ON all persons interested In said
estate residing in said county, at least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing, and npon oil
other persons interested, according TO law.
| Dated at Pembjna, the 9TH dry Of Of June A. ID,
1894. BY the court.
| E.W. CoMxY,
| 4d'ao Jude OF the County Court.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
A WORD ABOUT lEWElRY.

There is jewelry and "Jewelry,"
and a large amount is, we fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk, be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; and to concen.
trate their attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness is
dearcr than nero show, because
its worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little satlsfae.
tion to be gotten out of show is
the quality isn't bilfiRd it. As
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases

are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
srs solid easesfor all practical purposes-yet
only cost about half as much as IN out.
and-out solid gold case. Warranted to
wear for 20 years; many 10 constant use
forthirty years. Better than ever sinse they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the srest
bow (ring) which eassot Af pulled o. s.sisiad
off the case-thA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

far as we ourselves are concerned
we believein, and 20 in for honest
Articles only Our stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry is a
splendid one, for silverware we
stand unequaled, we can guaran.
tee all our goods to our customers.
for we know exactly what to bny
and give our patrons, nothing but
the best and mcst durable that is
made; Wedding Rings. We'd.
ding Presents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

Yours very respectfully,
J.D.WALLACE,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
PRoF1rLEss INVESTIGATIONS.

Members Republican County Committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

ifrles- Ut Skewes's undertaking eriab'
li-hmcni, while the whereabouts Of
Modesto Sicher. hi. slayer. are I'M
known. the latter having apparently
realized the enornily u his crime aud
made determined aud ~ iar succesr.
ful attempt To eludc the officers 81 the
law. The particulars that led mp to the
killing are briefly related ~ follows +;
About two years ago, Modesto Sicher,
located what is nov known ~ the
Black Roe mine, about mile and Il
half aloyc the city water tanks In Par.
lcy'- canyon. A small cabin Was erecis |
there. Sicher Ia ma Austrian who speaks
English iudiilerently but Italian very
we'll. Mupno secured hall interest
In the claim 10y furnishing sicher grub
aud tools to develop the mine with. 4
shaft was sunk To the depth Of twenty.
two feet but the returns were very small
sud Mumno yesterday took figliulo up
there ~ stated Ia examine the mine
aud secure assay samples Ia ascertain
whether he would be- justified In going
10 any further expense. Sichsr, who il
said to he Of very suspicious aud vim
diciiVc natine, took ohense NJ bis
partners course, will, the result thai
he came from his cabin and suddenl,
confronted him with the avowed object
ii killing him. Deserct News
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
nuLLrrlS W. 50
nslaii,s Nal~s 1T Cereal. far The rrsdas,
tinn ~ Pork

Bulletin NJ. 90 oi the Utah Expert
ment Station discusses subject oi
much Importance 10 the larnersof Utah
AZ the present tune. Those who nre
discussing the question ~ 10 what 10 do
with their wheat will BIZ very much
prodted by slgdy Of this bulletin. The
subisc Of the bulletin is tho Relative
Value nj Wheat, Teas, Corn and barley
IN the Production NJ Pork b" IL isa
record oi feeding experiment With
Berkshire hogs during the winter Of
ls9i'gl. There were four sets VI hogs
led one WAS ird wheat and bran IN
equal proportions hy weight; one peas
aud bran another corn aud bran aud n
fourth barley aud bran. In other re-.
specis the conditions were equal, This
striking result Of The trial 10 the great
superiority Of peas over III. grains. The
experiment extended from December d
1898, To May 10, 1884. During this tim,
the pigs la the se, which we're led pea,
mAdr gain 81 90 pounds per pig pei
day, Those fed wheat gained 90 pound,
per day those fed corn .G3; those fed
harley % or, during the whole period
the three pigs fed peas gained 52'
pounds, and those led on wheat 81.
pounds. Wheat ranked nest Ia peas IL
making growth.
II will br noticed that bu-lrl .
wheat IN this ease produced aboui N
cents worth OF pork Those intereste,
in feeding wheat Ia hogs will he able u
figure ont irom this experiment jus
, aboni how much they run make out Q
! their wheat by % doing It is sun
il mariled as follows
~ 4. Peas miSsd With tiau, bali az
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
BRIEF TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Alvin Prows 81 Oak city, Willard
county. received kick In the stomach
lat week from horse he was tending
and died In nine hours. lie suffered In
tense agony, but retained consciousness
TO the ast.-salina Press.
Tue sealed verdict Of the jury In the
Erickson adultry case WAS opened when
Judge smith came from Ogden ycstcr-
day afternoon ati o'clock. II found
defendant guilty with recommendation
OF mercy.-proyo Enquirer.
4 shipment VI six tonz OF nice carbon
ate ore WIS sent In from the Agnes mine
recently, aud James Larson, one Of lhr
operators, tells ~ that he IL taking ont
ore again. and will have another nice
lot ready ior shipmsnt by the lrri Of the
coming Iaoath Bingham Bulletin.
The lsasers Of the Spy mine are max
ing another shipment Of ore. They
have four teAms ~ work hauling irom
The mine 10 Silver City. They have
lren obliged temporarily To shut down
.the.wotk In the mine, as the ore hin-
are all full and until this shipment il
completed have no place TO store their
ore. The Spy is nov steady producer
Of Ia good grade of shipping ore aud the
lrasers are making q good lhing out oi
it.-rintlc Miner
Another mining has broken
uut in salina canyon. This time lhy
scene OF the trouble Is but four mile,
from Salina. Nobody seems Ia know
the nature Of the dnd, although Il II
rumored that tremendous body OF lea,
ore, rich in silver. has bren uncovered
Locations have heen made 10y Il. l.
ball, Jesse Steele George $. Smith nn'
others, aud a surveyor has been ut worl
this week localing boundaries III,
press would take little interest IN lh
matter were il not that Alr Ball IL con
nected with the work lie isa pian u
sound Judgment aud pIosp-olnr " ilh
world az experience, We hope - hon
ANA lie In sight Salna Press.
on Sunday last j. u, Hunter,
scotehman, n years olage, and an il
mate VI tbs county inlirmary, lett tha
institution with the expressed inlsnlio
OF attending the tabernacle service
the afternoon, rs WAS his regular ca
tom. lie has been invariably Ia N
habit Of calling at tbs house 81 his ~
o.i the way, bnl la-t SUNDAY omitted
pay his usual visit, and has not bec
'snceteon or head Vi hereahont. n
old gentleman har white hair aud whis
ers, wore glasses. and when he last l.
the iutrmary Wns Nearing ~" coat
one black The other brown. ANY inf
nation concerning hin will lie glad
received ny Superintendent joel
Allen, at the county inlirmary .-lleseI
News.
There WAS q most saneninnry trage
enacted In radey's tmyon yeslerl
Sunday afternoon, Asa result I
body Of Guisseppi Murauo, An llali
alone gutter OF this city lies cold a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
Full and Complete Line Of Groceries and General Merchandise Always in Stock

half hy weight, proved IN h. iar superior
Ia either wheat, corn ~ harley mixed
and iol In the same manner. both ~ In
rapid gain ani To the ainnnni required
for one pound II gain.
2. The wheat mixture comes Second.
with corn aud harley following In The
order named.
o. The pea mixture gave gain oi
nearly 200 pounds mote than the wheat
mixture; 225 pounds more ihan the corn
mixture aud 80 pounds more than the
barley mixture.
I. While the pigs averaged the samc
weight lsce table ~ II required 80 Of a
pound more Of the wheat mixture, III
pounds more of the corn mixture. aud
! .53 pounds morr Of the barley mixture
to produco pound ot gain, Than of the
pea mixture.
o, rcas aud wheat proved In h. ex-
csllent iqed fell mixed With bran In the
manner described.
u. Reckoning pork Ut I cents pet
pound, live weight, after deduciing thu
cost Of tho bran at 50 per ton, wheat
lei IN THE experiment brought 1914
cents per hnslel, OF tl.i1 per est peas
tl7O pcrrwt.; corn u q per cWi.. and
barley si.s3 per rNt.
o. TN ihr above basis peas should b,
worth ~ per cent more than 4heai
while etn should he worth ~ par cent
less aui harley u per cent lrrr.
l'h" prS we've pure.bred berkshire
tile gains were only moderately yup
aui not r,t.-si,g. Vet Il ~ though
that the general un al pig in the ter
rithry Wunld not do ~ we'll.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
ISsrmrcr,o>s ro uromrr,n.
hs,i.lsu nsst sspismb.s liih to ipn
ineiusiss

Es,i,isn week sspt~mbsF ltih To iDth.
ineiusiss
The following supplemental inslruc-
lons 10 registrars have been issued by
the Utah Commission
In order Ia secure uniformity NJ Nc
ton Oh the part 81 all registration
officers. and prevent any mi-undcr-
standing by the electors, the commits
sion issues the following. supplemental
instruction;
l. That portion ~ the statutes ielnt
Ing tothr time inr revision oi IA,
registry lists q. 2il, =. 3, page $40, vol
I complied laws oi 1873, ani rule ~ o
lnsiruciionsl is construed ly the rom
mission Ia mean, that. each registrar
shall 1T any time during the wrvL com
mencing Monday, September 2ith, enlvI
Oh his registry lisl HE name oi any vote
that may have bren omitted. on sncl
voter appearing and complying will
the provisions Of the Law relating 10 ~
gislialion matters, ETC.
/ H. The registrars ~ their depnlie
In the riiiesof salt Lake l4,gnn, Pafl
Guy aud Provo, should h In theiroliice
Tor the Transaction NJ business dnrnl
each day 81 The revision Neel. from /,
" A., M, I to o p, M, to9p. IN.
III. In all other precinct. In th
Territory except lhnse aloye named
the registrars 81 Deputies should l,r q
their Offices Or usual place OF cunduc,in
registration ~Ork dading The whole ,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

the la-l day, lo.wit Saturday. sepiem.
Der 2pth, for the purpose .oi attending 10
al natter relating To the revision NJ
the lists not previously completed.
". The compensation lor such ser.
vice. will nui In ANY case excel three
lt3i dollars per day Tor the lime actually
aud necessarily employed In doing the
work.
V. Al accounts Tor services should
be rendered whom the work has been
completed aud the book. prepared for
posting and Tor The Judges aud county
clerks. aud should he carefully prepared
To avoid delays.
The commission calls attention to
every detail rs LAID down In tho in-iruc.
lion- aud statutes, aud ak that all
registration officers see toA that thcs,
provisions are faithfully carried oul.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Nsrlh.
Chicago. Through trains, fast lime,
magnificent sleeping cars, elegant din
ing ears, rplonist slsopera, rreliningrha
ears and handsome day coachcs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
WOODEN SHEETS, SHOES. CLOTHING. ETC.

Why wait ior winter to buy WOODEN sheets when YOU
buy them at half price now have fine line of these
goods which will sell You NOW only per pair.
have just received fine line of Ladies' Gens Dancing
Pumps. Call aud see them.
An Elegant Line of Gents and Chirens Clothing Received
For few days will sell Boys Knee Pants pairs soc
An elegant Line OF Winter Dress Goods Marked Down Below
Remnant Calcos at Almost Nothing. will have Genuine
Clearance Sale aud the will be loaded with bargains
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

The people quickly recognize merit
nnd this is the reason the sales oi Hoods
Sarsapirilla are continually increasing
llond's IL ION ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

Tnr rlurs iob printing facilities az
iirst'clas7, Hud We guarantee good
wotl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28

II you are in need ofaegal blanks, call
at rnE Tiurs office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28


Provo Yarns high colors, per pound, 90
German Knitting Wosed black aud white pound 80
German Knitting Worsted coloted per pound ...... go
Wool Batting per pound 10
Canton Flannel uudershirs job lot each 4sc aud oo
California Flannel Undershs red and blue job lot each
Job lot of odds aud ends in Underwear your price III
order make ior % large stock of tall goods.
A No Black corsets, sizes from as up regular price,
sLas we selling at Observation-Disclosures. rs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-28
ES, READ THIS:

LADIES, E0EAD THIS:
IN
Do buying your
obliged
| RAILROAD MEM, ATTENTION.
Bucksin Gloves pair
81 o II
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-17
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

Mobile aud Ohio locomotive engineers
have accepted Il cut Of per cent. In wages
to remain in force until December, when
wages will be restored. II at the end Of
another four months business does not
justify full wages the ler cent cut will
be made again.
- The State National Bank. at Wichita.
Kan. suspended Monday morning. and
great alarm prevails in the city. This in
stitutiOn was con ,idered one Of the strong
cot in the West L. d. Skinner was Presi-
dent and the Lombards were interes ted in
it. The bank officers have not yet made
any statement OF its condition. Swift &
Co. made a deposit of $500 tho last thing
Saturday night Large depositors are left
in bad financial condition.
Two thousand men attacked a Cleve-
land foundry In which strike is In
progress and were fired on by guards No
one was hurt as far as known.
r. G. Dun Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade says:
buying OF wool, amounting to 6.492. soc
pounds for tho week at three chief mar
kets. against 4. 66l. 900 last year. In April
sales we're 81. s3S. 95s pounds. against 49,
9SS. $50 last year As these sales have for
years teen in steady relation to the en-
tire consumption OF wool. it is fair to in
fer that In spite Of the stoppage OF some
important works, and In spite Of uncer-
tain,ies rs to Ia Dor and as TO Leg isla ton,
consumption will continue large for some
weeks at least. The enormous un-
| sold stock of wheat. which made q
| lower average OF prices in February. March.
| and April than was ever known In any pre-
vious til. also depressed May wheat
! to tho lowest point on record, althou III
| Western receipts were only 1850. .36 BUSH
| els. against 2,4Ss. O50 last year. and Allan
tic exports LAB 2s5 bushels against 1. Sis, .
! go bushels last year Cotton spectators.
! who have seen larger receipts from planta-
| tions in April than year ago. have lost
| faith and grip with favoring accounts OF
| acreage planted. and the price declined an
| eighth. The most encouraging sign IL the
! marked decrease in liaf<u tiles OF firms fail
| Ing. which were only 81. AS. 144 for the last
| week Of April. and for four weeks Sc. .:2 =
| EOS. of which s.. ~. 2o0 ere OF manufact-
uring and 81. 644.3 67 of trading concerna
| The smOunt OF liabilit es at the South was
S. 910. 4l0. ag ainst So Ill ,032 in Eastern and
! Sc Coz. 25s in Western States. The failures
| for the week have been 233 in the United
! states. AGAINST PIG last year. and thirty
| Ave in Canada, against twenty-seven last
year.