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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
Trying to Keep 1t Dark

Trying to Keep 1t Dark
So the Forum refused to print ,
word, either about the bold robbery
of the gamblers in fixing the price O.
wheat on the December futures, OF
about the prompt action of the NORTH
Dakota grain inspection department
that forced the gamblers to base the
price upon the 'to arrive" quotation
action that Immediately forced the
price up on an average of IS cents
The Forum also refused to give space
to the order Of the ninth district fed
eral reserve bank, i~nstructing mem
Der banks to force farmers to sci.
their wheat, in order that the big
banks could secure sufficient funds
to finance the gamblers.
But evidently the Forums readers
have begun to prod it. They are
doubtless growing somewhat restless
over the fact that the biggest news
in North Dakota this year-that re-
lating to the marketing of the wheat
cr6p-has been barred from the
Forums columns.
So the Forum felt it necessary to
make some explanation. The letter
that appeared above, which was
the result. 1t will be noticed the let
ter was signed merely. "A Reader"
Probably it was prepared in the
Forums Office.
A Leaky Abb
And thai was the Forums alibi.
The price of wheat had never been
based on the December futures. So,
naturally, the price had never been
changed. And, naturally, the Forum
could therefore call The Courier
News a liar for the stories it has been
publishing.
But, unfortunately for the Forum, it
failed to talk matters over with eGF-
tors of other 1. V. A. papers. And
the other I. V. A. editors are on rec
ord as admitting that the December
Dakota farmers. The clippings
photographed above, from the Tower
City Topics and the jamestown Alert,
prove that.
Both the Topics and the Alert, it
will be noticed, admit hat the
December futures price was charged.
The Topics editorial was written
before the gamblers, afraid of what
would happen in North Dakota, raised
the price to the cash price. The
Topics, therefore, while admitting
that the futures price vas being
charged, blamed it to the car short
age, and blamed the car shortage to
the Frazier administration.
A Miraculous Ending
The Alert article was written after
the price had been raised. 1t adj
mits that the December futures price
al charged, and that now the price
has been raised. 1t ,justities the
former use of To Dscomher f~,Itlircs
price On the IN, o Wts "a
car shortage 81 = I
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
She Got Shaved Just
Like a Regular Fellow

"Once over" instructed a Gus
toner, who climbed into a chair
in the barber shop of Snowden
B. Maslin, at Chester. Pa. The
barber almost dropped his shay
ing mug when he saw that the
next was a woman, who had
settled her head on the chair
just like a regular fellow"
Yes, l get shaved once a
week. Why shouldn't 1 if I need
the shave?" the woman answer
ed Maslin, who had begun to ask
questions. The woman had her
own powder puff and did not
want any lotions on her face.
She hurried out after paying her
bill and giving the barber a 10
cent tip.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
TRIES TO BURN
SELF TO DEATH
Crazed Woman Rescued as She
Tries to Close Firebox
Door.

Bradford, Pa.-Seeking to kill her
self by roasting to death, Mrs. Jessie
Hunt crawled into a firebox at the
Kendall refinery. Prompt action of
Charles A. Barr. stationary fireman
on duty at the plant, thwarted Mrs.
Hunts attempt at self-destruction. She
is in a hospital, suffering from severe
burns.
Mrs. Hunt gained admittance to the
boiler room by an ingenious ruse. At
three o'clock in the morning she
Knocked at the door of the room and
told Mr.. Barr that she was looking for
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
WI Hopes to Live 1875 Years

Tokyo.-Wu Ting Fang, former Chi
nese minister to the United States, de-
clines to discuss the Chinese revolu-
ton, but insists he will live longer than
Count Okuma, because, while the for
mer Japanese premier eats beef. pork.
and fish, the Chinese statesman Is a
vegetarian. WI Ting Fang claims
he will live to be n hundred and
twenty-five years old, while Count
Okama boasts he will outlive MFR. Wu.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
Forum Is Caught in
Act of Lying to People
Anti-Farmer Papers Stories and Comment on
Grain Combines Attempted Fraud Reveal
Concerted Purpose to Mislead Farmer
Some Deny Option Basis; Others Admit it.

By r. M. McCLINTOCK in the Courier-News, Fargo, N. d.
The 1. V. A. press is having a hard time explaining why
1t is supporting the gsain gamblers in their plot to seize the
North Dakota wheat crop at far less than the cost of produc-
ton, instead of helping the farmers to secure at least 2.65,
the governments cost of production figure, for their wheat.
indeed, the l. Y. A. papers, in trying to arrange a defense
1or something that is utterly indefensible, have got their wires
badly crossed.
The above Photographic copies of clippings from three
|. Y. A. papers prove that the brethren are making rathor a
poor job OF it in their endeavor to fool the farmers.
The Forum has consistently endeavored to hide from it's
readers the Tact that there is any controversy being waged
concerning the price OF wheat. 1t has considered that it could
best discharge its obligation to the gamblers by remaining dis
creetly silent. It has felt that if the farmers we're not stirred
up they wouldn't notice how badly they were being robbed by
the grain gamblers.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23

We hear some talk in the kept press
about Illinois miners violating sacred
contracts, and we wonder If these
takers don't know that n contract
secured through force lin this case
iigh-handed threat of Jail sentence) is
void.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

The Courier News
Fargo, N. D.
Gentlemen:
Replying to your request for Information
as to what basis there was for concludtn ing that te
card price sent ont at first TO the elevators
was based on the Chicago December quotations or
speculative sales:
This conclusion Is based on Mr.. Durand's
statement made by him in my office In the presence
Of. Mr. LcGovern and others. M. Durand called sc
the office, presented several price cards and when
asked as TO how, when preparing tho quotation 70
be sent elevators, he arrived at the card price
stated that It. was difficult to re-establish
prices since there had been no future market in
She Grain Exchange or Chamber OF Commerce and that
the basis had been taken from the December
option
price for wheat ought to ber eminently satisfactory
to grain buyers since the price Yves 50 far below
the prevailing daily Guotation on te Minneapolis
markats and Of cour Sc this would no doubt exert g
strong Influence in forcing down prices to the
epeculatorss 10, December bid for wheat, which would
appear to pc who lily Fictitious price against the
tntere SITS Of the wheat farmer AS Lr. Durand
be unaware Of the fact, especially after our exper-
ience with ysed-D wheat which 7 infer was worked
out years ago by A. Durand for EorthDakota's
benefit.
.,.-. ~ LzM77
Presidente
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23

Grave Digger Buried Alive as He DUO.
New York.--Seven feet of sand n
snow slid into the grave which Henry
Wachenhut, a New York city grave
digger, was excavatlng. He was dead
when dug ont by the police.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
Stride, Stricken at Altar
Died Hour After Ceremors

Death was an unbidden guea,
at q wedding at Appon7en, Swift,
Zerland, and struck down the
bride just as the priest asked
her if she accepted this man for
husband"
She was hurried to a hospital.
still robed in her bridal gown,
but died an hour later. a victim
OF a form of sleeping sickness.
which was the sequel of an at
tack OF influenza.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23

Above are Photographic reproductions of
articles which recently appeared in anti
farmer papers concerning the grain COM
bfne's attempted wheat frauds. exposed by
the COurier-Neyvs. From left to right
"Lettcr to Editor which appeared in the
Fargo Forum; editorial in the jamestown
Alert and nm editorial in the Tower City
Topics. Below is a letter from DIR. e. f. Laid
that explains itself.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
1. W. Falsifes i'm Wheat Price Case

oost to unrth"c> est i""'.> "Su, e.
nh,a,hed An"!e-ihahoeu MfTgGsH44
"ntn fue, COMMISSIONS, oval, IN. 0~AM
1eclarad the farmers Nr so1,ors NEW
Sl'e'l"n. va, pt millions OF no'.cS ES&AN%aa
ING .on elevators we're paH.ns W SS%SSs%gM
because .he pecenher marNel IN V&&1k&SsS
whea' - ,he Minneapolis 'A>h Pa,SS VN&ES
rlrIa,o, men are de'nS ."> ,he> are z
, ,Mry can't sell me Mhea' n an mar. u,zHAl
',vH on he Minneapolis ra,' r ~, EEaaEE&E#A
nn,'' 7rlny KNOW they are Nv, Tvls ,sHa#$E4#t
H'' ...,,s right away. and WY ,nA FRaST4@A,
~ ,m he able (" snip MUG" !, ,,s@A
AMY MIN near the ''ule inc neeH Em, HA.
wheal Nit mo,.ones the cash prlce BY H3&$#
e hud GOvERNoN fN.1If' noT, III 81 x@E
d IW STATE nFFl,ah.,S -" EE ArHl,lE NN##
n IN THE CAR ShotiASl ,,im OS( YSS#
v MMo>rHS AGO AND COZ hAcn ADS VA
h MMoi,rH DAKOTA nnIS1kssMa$##
MINT; OWN FREIGHT GAiSH ifrsTWtE#
n En EriiA.rIoN WOULD o IN nn1N###
SiLoA also SAID the state NM ~ vVk#H
ne McGovern " nayjny the. cash price. saA4aaH
~. M Drake W. fflonr uils paving e,tn'SA H#AHHa
tai mis- nrice or the "s,'".s"n They &&
rty r nr;ca which IS about the same o,ce" IN I'M
nr,ee do IT. because they can 'heuse :, NJ ME-
'es, can e o1 Of flour. hut elevators .""' kMN#a
! Il !; !;!|;!, !. 6:
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
FARMERS BENEFITED
minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce
Restores ARRIVE" Basis of Buyino

Various reasons are assigned for
the fact that the Minneapolis Cham
Der of Commerce has abandoned the
outrageous scheme of buying North
Dakota wheat on the basis of the
december option, and has restored the
to arrive" basis of value. 1t is
G red In some quarters that this
0h'ced by the fact that
'."' cached the grain com
lie ~ , kota inspec-
rae -, sun work on
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23
PAPER ADMITS ACT

The LaMoure County Chronicle.
published by Walt" Taylor, a pio-
neer North Dakota editor, who Ger
tainly cannot be classed as a Nonpar-
tisan Lacquer, admits the truth of the
charges made by j. A. McGovern, of
the state inspection department and
also notes the effects Of The Courier
News exposure on the local wheat
prices at LaMoure. Here is what
Editor TAYLOR SaYS on the s1hiaot.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-23

NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
E.F LADD Parsrpr.-
Posi- ADDRESS
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NORTH DAKOTA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
STOCK MARKET
AGAIN REACTS
Leaders canesl Substantial Part .
Caiws.

New York. Nov. as--The reaction
ary trend Of prices on the stock ex-
change today. In which many leaders
cancelled a substantial part Of their
recent reeoveries. suggested that FL
naDcGai onditios imposed further re-
vision Of quoted values.
Dealings were much smaller than on
any previous day OF the week for
which tomorrow's holiday was probmb-
" responsible. The confidence mani
| tested by the short Interest. however.
evidently had its justification in the
case with which the market receded.
Money conditions remained easy
With an abundance 90 cali loans at
per cent and more liberal offerings OF
time funds and purchases OF mer-
chants paper. bat industrial and com
merciai advtces merely confirmed the
growing conviction Of an inevitable
slackening Of trade.
Further cancellations OF merchan-
dise were referred 10 b. making in
terests as one Of the evils confronting
tho domestic business situation and
the sharp decline in imports OF Iuxnr-
les threw an interesting aide light on
the attitude Of the buying public. Steel
finished contracts and sales Of copper
for home consumption were made at
IA cents. the lowest price in years.
AZ extreme decline 20 almost nine
points In Atlantic gulf affected other
shipplnRs BY two 90 four and a half
points. Representative Industrial cas-
"a ore 70 four points with oils and
motors and rails OF the speculative
and investment groups lost one 20
three and half points. In most cases
rallies Of one 10 two points ensued at
the close. Pittsburgh and West vir-
gtnia making an actual gain Of five
and three-eiahts points nlarge deal
ipgs. Sales amounted 10 zoe. 900 shares
Foreign exchange markets were dull
and mainly lower, the Shanghai rate
rejecting another decline Ia bar sill
yer In London. or the continental Eu-
ropean markets Gert AN and Spanish
remittancss were weakest. Bods were
dun and featureless, most leading is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
COTTAGE HILL.
. .; g u g g % g e % g g 70 g % !

Cottage Hin Nov. a4--Somatisna
during the night Monday night, some
one entered the depot and secured an
the change they could find which fer
tunateIy was not much, together with
one counterfeit dollar and one half
dollar, same value. a fountain pen and
a typewriter Gcofoua) belonging to
Mr. Mcdonald. the station agent. No
trace % the burglar has been found
aa yet.
Cottage Hiii is preparing for a big
feed Thanksgiving. The school is
preparing an excellent program 20 ha
given in the afternoon.
The Clayton family are enjoying a
visit from Afr. Clayton's brother from
ST. Louis. 40.
Mr.. and Mrs Maxey and Miss
Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. MoAuley. Mrs
Mcdonald and Philip notored over 10
the Heighbert farm sunday Afternoon
for a short visit with the Haggnberfs
The school room walls were painted
last saturday. Messsa. Hinton mnd
Carr did the work.
Mrs. Casper In convalescing from q
short seige cf rheumatism.
Mr.. Carr started to Pensacola cna
day last week but stepped 70 see NJ
Hinton ard forget al about going and
went back home.
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COTTON MARKET
SHOWS RECOVERY
New York Buyers Active ard jana
AIRY Galrs Sc Points.

New York. Nov. 2A.--There was a
further recovery In tho cotton market
here today with January deliveries
selling up from 1910 Go 1850. or Sc
points above the close - yesterday
and iss points above the low record Of
last week. This Improvement was rot
fully maintained aa there was reallz-
Ing and = renewal OF southern selling
In the late trading with January cioe-
Ing at 1875. ard with the general list
closing barely steady. net UNCHANGED
20 10 points lower.
The market was unsettled during
the early trading ewing 20 weakness
in Liverpool. scattered southern sell
ms and reports that go far there had
been no Improvement In the demand
for cotton goods. First prices were
five points higher on October but gen
orally I 60 20 points lower. with active
months selling IS 20 so points below
last quotations OF yesterday.
Offerirgs became smaller and there
was a sharp rally during the mi'idla
81 the day on covering for over tousor-
rows adjournment. a little trade buy
Ing and scattering support from Wall
street sources. December advanced 20
iT.os. and March to ie.7o. or 20 20 3
points higher. but after the execution
Of some stop orders. demand became
less active and last prices 1howed re-
actions Of - 20 81 points from the
best under realizing. The fact that
both future markets VIII be closed
tomorrow had restricting effect on
business but probably stimulated some
hedge selling in the late trading. East
ern belt points reported a better spot
demand with some inquiry from ak
porters but there was not much news
from southern spot markets. Exports
today 1872 making i.bsAsss so far
iris season. Port receipts aa.se2; Unit
ed states port stocks i.a4e,sT4.
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ORLEANS COTTON
WITHOUT TREND


New Orleans. Nov. 24.--Unsett1ed
and without any definite trend. the
cation market was active today with
prices welt above the level Of yessfr-
days close at one time and weL be-
low AZ another. but the net changes
for the dav were insignificant a.. Il
was closed % 5 points down. Al tho
highest Of the session the active
months were 81 20 % points over yes
ferday's final quotations and at the
lowest they were - "a 30 under. jan
nary traded as high "a 1910 and las
low as 1874.
The weakness OF Liverpool early -
the day caused a selling movement
around the opening bur the entire abb
sonce 81 tenders on this the first no-
tice day og December. brought in sup
port on which the Initial declines were
recovered. Weakness in the wheat
market and the lower stock market q
little later sent fhe market 20 the low
est Of the day.
After mid season the tone firrned 40
quickly on reports or a better SPOT
demand In Texas. Oklahoma ard some
sections ~ the eastern belt ard or re-
ports of a better demand for finished
goods AZ some Carolina MIL posutM.
Texas claimed that England. Germany
mad Ifaiy we're in the market for large
lots of spots. which was taken 90 mesa
BY some traders that attempt. we're
already being made to fiii December
engagements.
After the highest levels 90 the dnv
We're reached there was a sag under
what looked like realizing by early
buyers.
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g 90 % % q % .; .; % % g .; % o q
. NEWS or RECORD. =
q . 9; % q % q @ q % q 90 g q 10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses
Mattio Fromoso and Ida Lee Young
Deeds.
r. O. Brgtton and wife 90 Moline
state Bank. Feb. :. 1917. 500 ard
other. Twenty five acres In section
township north. range 81 west.
Eelhy Douglas and wife 70 National
Land Sales Co. Nov. ~. 1890. 500
and ether Lots ~ and as ID sec
tion 81, township ] south. range 20
west.
J. w. Hyer and wife to ". A. Dia
mond. Nov. %. 1890. sgsoo. Lot 90
block re. East Pensacola.
Hines Cravey and wife 10 r. W.
Grimsley. Nov. 6. 1920. 500 and other
Lots !. 2. 2. 10. 20. block 50. and parcel
in block IS. West KlnE tract.
n. r.. Skipper. widower. 20 Hines
Cravey. Feb. 6. 1919. SEQ and other.
east 70 feet, lots l, 2. 9. block 81, West
King tract
son Coleman and wife 60 T.. IS. Dan
lell. April rs. 1890. 500 and ether.
East 20 feet lot 3, block rs. New City
tract.
w. n. Colvin and wife 20 Mamie
Chris. Nov %. 1890. $4,000 and other.
Part lots 1 70 6. block 80. Maxent
tract
Rssl Estate Securities CO. 70 Neya
May White. Nov. ?. 1890. sfe0 and
other. Lot and east half los 4. bloch
Ia. New City tract
p. Perry Ross and wife TO r. X.
waibrldge. oct. u. 1890. $1,000 ana
other. Property IN section - town.
ship north. range 80 west.
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WHEAT PRICES BREAK.

pressure. much 90 Il ascribed to =
leading New York trader. led 20 a Sc
we're break today in wheat prices Re-
vainly seeking q buyer az Philadelphia
were made much 81 hv the bears The
market closed unsettled. Ta-49sI-4
cents net lower with December 1879
70 1901 and March ia s-s1isk.
Germ lost 2t-S92i2 ana oats rs
9If-A In provisions tso outcome
ranged from IS cents decline TO Sc
cents advance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
COTTON OIL DECLINES.

New York Nov. 24--Cottonseed oil
declined - 20 ! Tpoints In line with
the slump in lard ard grains. but
prices sieaaied later on ignt crude
offerings ard short covering for over
the holiday Closing bids were 5
points hiEhe RIO 5 net lover. sales Ia
eco barrels. Prime crude GO nominal.
prime sumnser yellow spot o.1iHs.ke;
December g-2T: March, csc; May, s.ss.
al bid.
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Port of
Pensacola
sallsa.

Sailed.
s. s. vidor tswed.). North Sea
ports.
=. 4. louisiana (Aml. Tamplce.
y $. Shooters Island (Am.l, New
Vessels In Peri.
s. =. Alexandria tBelE.). from Ham
burg 20 Gulf Transit Co. with kainii
s. s. Baszam GBr.l. Axlm with logs
20 Frederick Gilmore A. Co.
s. =. Lancaster tAm.). Galveston 20
Merritt A. CO. 20 complete cargo.
g. E. yittoria tBr.l. Norfolk. 10
Quina Export Co, for cargo.
s. s. Cristobel (Am) GaN Transit
Co. with nitrate q soda from Chile.
Motor schooner DOckton lNor.).
West Hartlepooi. 70 ouina Export Co.
for cargo.
&. =. Therese (swed) for bunkers.
8 s Rumney tBr) Gaiveston. for
bunkers.
s. 8. Etna. (Itai) Galveston 20 Pen
sacola shipbuildlng Co. for repairs.
8. = Frederica tItsL) Galveston for
bunkeFs.
Sch. Celeste d. Cuba. for cargo.
q. Il. covena TAM from New Or
leans for repairs.
y. g. Lake Dymer GAm.l TO John
A. Merritt a Co. for cargo.
Schooner Carmen (ReigJ for re-
pairs. en- route frem Mexico TO Francs
with mahogany.
8. s. Jedmoor (Br). to John A. Mar.
ritt a CO.
Barge Palafox AMI. 20 Frank n
Wsiiea. repairing.
Sch. Salem (Am) for reEs ARA
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SAVANNAH

Turpentine--Nothlng doing; sales.
none; receipts. s42: shipments. 49,
stock. 1890. Offering. as.
Rosin--Nothtng doing: sales, noffe:
receipts. 7s2: shipments. ass. stock.
sass. Offering. 2.sss.
ouotations--WW. VIC. ~, 81. X, /.
III. q. r. r.. d. b, 100.
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sues. including Liberties. showfng
nominal gains or losses.
sales par value s14S7s.oeD. Old u.
s. bonds unchanged on cali.
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JACKSONVILLE

Turpentine--Nothlng doing. 50 20
~ Ia sales, none receipts, ass
shipments. s7ss: stock. Eases
Rosin--salss. none; receipts. sss
shipments. 1900 stock. I2s.bT2.
Quotations VIC, y, NJ. X. /.
IA. @, r, ID, ~. If.sa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

Te Cure Geld in one Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE RRoAo
QufSISE tablets. The genuine heaFs
the signature % y. W Grove. sec~aflv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

Addition of vanadium IL said "a B.
crease the strength OF steel b. about
IS per cent.
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PROPOSED sAlLIScs.

PROPOSED sAILiNcs.
Te Bristol.
"A Steel Steamer" Fred'k Gilmore a
Co. soon.
To Antwerp
q O. Hutchinson. John A. Merritt
Company. soon.
Ts Msssnxss ard Cuban 0utsr perss.
8. 3. BlaaJfeld T." Freak Gilmore
q Co, Soon
Ts celuFnbia ard vsnsEusls perta
kinnstcn. Trinidad.
q. q. Frssdnss. Caribbssn stss Enship
Company. econ.
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q g q q . q @ @ % . % q . % - . .;
% NAVAL STORES =
q o % @ q q q q @ o % . o o @ 90 3:


PENSACOLA.
Spirits Receipts. 2ss; shipments. 9;
stock. s.sas
Rosin--neceipts, 900 shipments
ass; stock, 4s,s2o.
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n Escamhia County Circuit Court. stats
~ Florida-tn Chancsry.
Eunice Means
%. IT. Mean
on MONDAY tie Goth day o. December.
A u. 1880. the defendant. q. ~ Means.
- required 20 appear % the biu filed
against him herein
This order 20 10 published onea each
week for four consecutive weeks 81 the
Pensacola Journal newspaper pub.
lfshed tn snia Encamhla county
tSeaD JAS. MACGIBRoN.
clerk Circuit Court.
H. w =. BELL. n G.
peaSacola. Fla November fTth, Iaga.
fRNOv cav au-e een
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given 20 an persons
firms or corporations having claims
against the Moiln0 state Hank Moline
FLORIDA. 60 present the same 80 Franrin
III Carter. fr. Receiver. at hts office
No SOS Elount Building. Peusacoia
Florida, properly proven a. required By
law. within twelve months frura the
ninth day Of July. A j.. 1880. or the
claim WITH be barred oy Chapter Ts3s ~
the Laws ~ Florida
ERNEST AMOS
Comptroller state nf Ftar.am
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LOANS orr RaAI EsTAwu.
We lend money or Real Estata In the
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