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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-10-08
CRANBERRY ISLES.
II
Oct6

Lloyd Rice lefi Tuesday for New York.
sunman DoIliver is working on the
island.
Harvey Bulger left Friday for Florida
Tor the winter.
Clarence Joy has gone to Portland,
where be has employment.
Mrs. sadie Trussell and daughter Helen
are spending few weeks at BlGehill.
Frank johnson left Tuesday for Giou-
eester, Mass, TO go cook OF a large vessel.
Seth Riee will leave for Camden this
week in yacht Hobo, for repairs on the
engine.
Walter Stanley, who has bad employ
ment at Bar Harbor through the summer,
is home.
Eiwood Squirting, wife and daughter
Dorothy spent few days last week at
Brooksville.
Fred Birlen and wife are taking a few
days trip up county with Fred Fernald
and wife in their automobile.
Oct. 8. ROONEY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH PENogsCor.

SbkIH FESDh0COA.
Mrs. Sarah Leach, who has been very
i'll for some time, is gaming.
ON Sept. . Annie autchins picked a
straw berry blossom and violet.
Mrs. Nancy Bridges, OF Penobscoi, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Perkins.
Mrs. Frank Perkins, of wsterville, has
been visiting relatives and friends here.
Highland grange has been invited to
meet with Csstine grange Saturday even
ing.
Henry Jones recently showed the CORE
spondent two good-sized potatoes raised
from potato sprout planted quite early
in the spring.
Hill Wilson raised rs bushels OF pota-
toes from one-quarter OF an acre - the
biggest yield yet reported in this vicinity.
The yield on an average Is not up to last
year.
Arthur, brother Of L. A. Carter, OF
this place, and a weIi-known clergy
man of the East Maine conference, re-
Gently lost bis wife, who died Of pnea
monis al Limestone, where he is located.
The funeral was held in Bangor, and the
body was taken 70 Brookiin for interment.
Oct. Q. Il.
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EAST SULLIVAN.
Mill.

5. E. Doyle is having garage built for
private use.
Fred Perry is visiting his sister, Mrs.
e. d. Noyes.
Services are held at the church every
Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
IA. w. Dunbar is having silo built on
1'CoIoniai Homestead farm.
Herbert Cole, OF Poland Springs, has
been guest at Fl. o. Johnson's.
Mrs. J. A. Dyer has rose-bush out OF
doors which has goodiy number Of buds
and opening blossoms.
Walters Hill, c. L., in the employ OF the
Ebro Irrigation & Power Co., Ltd, IN
Spain, who mas recently been promoted 10
chief-engineer OF his division, has the
only American buggy in Spain, imported
from the United States for his use
aHillcroftn was closed Sept. %, Mrs. and
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TIRED ALL THE TIME

To be tired Is unnatural. it's ong
natural TO be well and happy.
IL your head aches, If you have gas
and distress In your stomach. perhaps
nervous or respondent, the chances
are that teaspoonful of az. F.. AZ
woods Medicine before or after mras
will bring relief. Here's what a SUI
ferer says: -
II am sixty-eight years old. trleu
most everything for gas In my stomII
ach, but could get no relief. Az iast ~ =
sent for a bottle of IL. F." Atwoods
Medicine. and now can eat anythlni
at any time with no gas or distress
believe it is life-sayer for me.
Mrs. o. Is. Devoil, -,
Skowhegan, Ne.
If you have never used Il. r. 4
woods Medicine, write to-day LOT "
free sample. a.
IL. FL MEDICINE CO.. Portland
Me
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venience OF its patrons, seems to have
been overlooked.
The big vault is source OF wonder and
admiration. Massive In size and thor
oughly modern in construction and APP
posntments, this safe-deposit vault leaves
absolutely nothing to be desired In the
way OF protection for money and other
valuables entrusted to its keeping. The
latest known devices have been employed
to make this vault secure against intru-
sion by burglars, fare or foods. In the
basement, directly beneath the safe de-
post vaults, is capacious storage vault
where bulky packages, heirlooms, etc.,
eau be stored with assured safety.
With such weil-equipped quarters, the
Eastern Trust & Banking 60. will be
better able than ever 10 serve its patrons,
It's helpful influence being felt not only in
the lecai territory bat also in The section
aroaad Oga Tosn, slaehias and Dexter,
where thriv5ug branches are located.
To an ahte board 81 officers and trustees
must BE given ! ne credit fer the nota bic
business growth which tais bank hiss
shown since lis Incorporation growth
which has necessifaled and made possible
the move into its new building. The
bank ofsicials include. John Cassidy,
president; Edward g.. Adams. vice.
president; Charles ID. Crosby, secretary
and treasurer; John. II. Rice. assistant
treasurer; executive boerd Of trustees
John Cassidy. Edward r. Adams, Freaer-
lex ". Hill, Herbert Gray, James ".
Cassidy, Charles S. Pearl, james Ii. Merrill
aud Charles y. Crosby.
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AsHvII.LE

Asa Bunker Is I'D.
Harold Leighton is employed st Wash
iugion Junction.
Curtis Leighton left FOR New York Tues
day in search of employment.
Mrs Lizzie Hammond, Of West Goulds.
boto, is employed at c. @. snall's.
George Andrews has moved his family
into AIsah preble's house at Moraney.
Mrs. Sarah Bartlett and daughter Ada
arc visiting relatives and friends In Dix
mont.
The next meeting OF the Wednesday
club will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Nellie Bunker
William J. schefflein and wife will
close their summer home herr, and
return with their family to New York on
Tuesday.
The ladies OF the Wednesday club gave
the president, Mrs. f. f. hammond, q
surprise and supposed" birthday party
Saturday evening, though they were one
month too late for her birthday. Refresh
ments were served.
c. @. small's store was burned Wednes-
day evening, about Q o'clock. The fire
started from the breaking OF stay under
the counter beneath the coffee mil, over
turning lamp. A pair OF scales and sir.
smalrs books were saved with difficulty.
Owing to the calm night, no other damage
was done.
Dcs Il PunrHr
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EASTERN TRUST q BANKING co.
Handsome New Building in Bangor
Opened Last Saturday.

Opened Last Saturday.
The moving OF the Eastern Trust &
Banking Co., of Bangor, to its elegant new
six-story building on State street, Bangor,
which took place last saturday, marks an
important epoch in the growth of this
well-known institution. Ever since its
incorporation in 1857, this bank has forged
rapidly TO the front. and now occupies an
enviable position in the financial world.
The new Eastern Trust building Is
handsomely constructed OF granite and
brick, measures 65xiI3 feet, and is six
stories above the basement, with total
floor area OF $1,000 square feet. The east
side OF the huildiug on the street aoor, to-
gather with a port ion Of the second ard
third floors, are given over 20 store pur-
poses; the remaining space above the
ers; floor is devoted entirely 10 Offices, OF
" hich there are seventy. An elevator
provides easy access 70 ali floors.
The hankinE-rooras are located in the
west side Of The building, on the street
aoor. They are finished ia mahogany,
with grills, counters aud general
lttings Of bronze and mahogany,
The fioor is laid IN mosaic tile with marble
base, W bile the walls and ceiling are in
ornamental hard plaster Ne pains or ex-
pense hsye beea- spared to MAKE these
banking quarters up TO date IN every way,
and no detail for the expeditions handling
OF the bank business. or for the con-
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COUNTY NEWS.
RLuEHILL.

bLuEHiLL.
Edward Mcdonald, OF Boston, is In
town tor short stay.
Mrs. Thomas Taper and son Louis
o. Mas, OF Boston, are here for short
visit.
Mrs. Norman IL. Mayo, OF Boston, Il
visiting her parents. Z. r. Babson and
wife.
A. W. Johnston and wife, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, spent a few days last week in
town.
Mrs. Edward p. Tucker and Miss Nellie
b. Towne are spending a few weeks in
Boston.
Work was begun on the State road Mon
day, In charge OF Edwin Leach. The
work this year is In the village around the
corner toward PARSER Point.
Among the departures for the past week
were Victor o. Stobel and family, for
Philadelphia; Mrs. Guy r. Cnampiain,
Mrs. Hubbard and Thomas Hubbard, for
Jacksonville. Fla; Mrs. B. Philip wes-
ton and family, for Dayton. o.; Miss A.
Pearson aud Miss Geer, for Boston.
The bali given In town hall Oct. 8, by
the employees In the building OF the
Haskell cottage, WAS . success in every
| way. The grand march was led by Curtis
Walton, OF Cleveland and Miss Emma J.
Mcdowell. OF Bluehiil, followed by
seventy-fiye couples. Keiley's orchestra,
OF Bar Harbor, furnished fine music, and
the dancers showed their appreciation by
the large number on the floor when the
last dance was played. Harry Hinckiey
was floor manager. assisted by John
Warren Kane, H., and Ralph Townsend.
5. g. Hinekley had charge of the refresh
| ments served In the lower hall. The tables
were decorated with autumn effect, and
we're very pretty. The lower hall was
crowded most of the time, until the de-
licious ice-eream, cake, etc, were sold out.
Thursday. Oct. 10, another dance viii be
given with the same management and
music. MIR, Hipekiey viii have charge of
the refreshments.
Oct s II
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The Royal Month and the Roya, disease.
Oct.6.

Sudden changes of weather are especially
trying, and probably to none more so than to
the scrofulous and consumptiye. The pro-
gress OF scrofula during, normal October is
commonly great. We never think Of serofula
Its punches, cutaneons eruptions, and vast
ing OF the bodily So bstance--withont thinking
OF the great good many sufferers from it have
derived from Hoods sarsaparilla, whose
radical and permanent cures of this one dis
ease are enough 90 make ii the most famous
medicine in the world. There is probably not
city or town where Hoods sarsaparilia has
not proved its merit in more homes than one,
in arresting and completely Graduating
scrofaia, which is almost as serious and as
much to be feared as its near relatives con
sumption.
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ROONEY.
BRoogsyILLE.

Lewis Hutehins and wife, of Penobscot,
were weekend guests at j. III. Billings.
]. Walker Babson's family and guests
left for their home in Washington, d. c.,
Friday.
There was baked-bean supper and sale
at J. L. Bowden's Thursday evening.
Proceeds, sls.75.
There were no services at the Baptist
church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. c. F.
Atkins, is on a vacation.
Charles Youtman has moved from the
Richard Condor house, which he has oc-
cupied for three years, to his hons in
East BluehiIl.
Sept. %. A.
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their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Leach, at Pc
nobscot.
William Dunbar, who underwent q
surgical operation three weeks ago in
Castine, is at home, making rapid recov-
cry.
Mrs. Charles Devereux, with son
Richard, recently returned from New
YORK, is visiting her father, Capt. Bennett
Dunbar.
Mrs. vira Moulton, OF Brewer, has re-
turned home, after a visit TO her father,
A. X. Dodge.
Herman Wardweli and family and Mir.
Irish, OF Paris, came by automobile TO visit
his brother Burton last week.
Reuben Devereux, who has been acting
as chef at the Colonial in Bangor, has gone
to the normal dormitory for two weeks.
Miss Annie B. Conner, who teaches in
Penobscot, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents. w. G. Conner and wife.
Oct g.
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sEpGwICK.
w, II. Pervear is i'll.

w, II. Peryear is i'll.
]. f. Lane and wife are in Boston for q
week.
j. II. Hooper and wife have closed the
dining hall at West End, and are home.
The annual harvest home of the Baptist
society will take place Thursday OF this
week.
In the storm last week, Capt. Lanes
boat filled and sank, and some smaller
craft came ashore.
Columbia chapter, o. E. s., will hold a
special meeting tonight TO receive the
ID. d. G. NJ, Mrs. Lena Lyman, OF Bar
Harbor, on her official visit. There viii
be one candidate. Refreshments win be
served.
Oct. 8. III.
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BLuEalLL FALLS.

Mrs. Shedding returned home last Tues
day..
Mrs. Angie Candage is with Mrs. Nellie
Beede.
Mrs. Abbie Coombs and son Jesse are
visiting in Bucksport.
Harry Whitney and wife, of Hampton,
are visiting at X. L. Colson's.
Mrs. George Crockett, Of Portland, is
visiting relatives here. Her sister, Miss
Lizzie Conary. will accompany her home.
oet.o. CRUMBS.
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GouLDSBoRo.
Sept. %.

Mrs. Henrietta Young is quite i'll.
Mrs. Clyde Morris, of Berkeley, GAL, is
visiting relatives here.
cushmsn grange will hold its annual
fair Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Perley Tracy, wife and son Truman, OF
Bartlett, n. H., are visiting Mr.. Trscyas
parents, c. L. Tracy and wife.
There was preaching in the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon for the first
time in three weeks, the pastor, Miss
Hunt, having been absent ON her vaca-
ton.
Oct. 6. JEN,
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs F. s. Graves, who has been Visl'lu.
friends here, went home to Brewer i''
Wednesday.
Mrs. Almira E. Clark, who spent ~
summer here, left to-day for her nome "
Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Flora Austin, who has peeh n'lN -,
few days visiting friends. left to-oA' -
her home in Milford, Mass.
Charles Martin, who has been Vs. ar
friends il Calais, returned home last "''1'
accompanied by Vernon owe ~
Oct. 8.
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NORTH cAsTIsE.

Frank Farnham il very i'll.
Pearl wardwell and wife, OF Bucksport,
are guests Of Mrs. L. w. Rice.
Mrs. Media HAYES, of Stockton Springs,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eta Dodge.
William Farnham, Of New YORK, engi-
neer Of steamer, is visiting his old home
here.
Fred F. wardwen and wife are visiting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-10-08

Miss Sawyer sailing from New York for
Jacksonville, Fis., Oct. 8. Miss Ahhie
Bragdon accompanied them to spend the
winter vita her brother Kenneth in
Courtensy, Fla.
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Can You Find Seven Dogs Heads in this Picture?

everyone answering this paEzlc wu
get something. .The best prizes w.! be
awarded To the neatest answers, and
winners viii be notified by nsil
Only one nsmter Of each family IS
eligible 10 this contest.
All answers must be sent Ia on Or
before Oct. 20.
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DIRECTIONS: Trace the outline Of
the heads on this or a separate sheet
of paper and number fhsm /. ., 3, etc.
Mail or bring answer to cur store.
IL cost You nothing 10 try. You
many win one OF the larger prizes.
Remember, you must Hnd at least
OF the 10 heads in this picture, and
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

~ @as nHierm tetig iidj brrgr6'
fernSen Seierfreis ren ySeutIdJrr
SerplO" nah ben berf6ieoentIib in
bieiem 9Iotte abgebrudten llrteileu,
10 iuertuuG rnadjt, iit Die grUkc 9lcidl-
baltisfeit Oes StOffcs nuS Sic Ser.
ifieSenartigfeit Oesiel6eH, 10 Saf alle
2eier aHf lire Rsdnuug fOmmcu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
Suxeut6urq.

9ibtIingen. SnfUIgs @iuz
ntmung giftiger 9afs srIitt Der Qr=
better 5. g. S9nsibsr ouf Der bis=
Iigsn Siitte an fsiusr gtrbsitsitels
ben gritidungstp6.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

Bteu. Ser faiTerIi4s Rot 3arl
5abenidbt Itarb i'm 2lIter bon 66 Sabs
rem. Der geritprbene par 9reminIs
rat bes 9remius Der Wtensr &aufz
mannT6aFt. - &iirSIi9 beging Der
gureau9ef Der I. I. prtp. 9onouz
DampfI9iffabrt @efeui6aft 5ran3
Steiner fein 40idbriges DisuTtiubiz
IGum. 8ei biefsm 2lnIaITe purbe
Der Subilar bonn 8ensrolbirettor
Sofrat b. gsatarD uno Dem 4btsis
IungspprItano SbsrinIpsttor Repz
mann, ols au6 bon ben &plsgsn in
.ebrsnbItsr msiie gefeisrt. - Ra9
Iungem, T6rpsrsn 2siben lift i'm gIlz
ter BON 78 SSabrsn @ilbslmine 4ridl,
gsb. Singer BON DiFoursfu, SHUTTER
bss 5pfz unb Serihtsubppfaten Or.
SyuIius Rridf uno bon @rneitine
sFreiin b. MaDr, @attin bes 9i5ss
prGiibsntsn Der niebsr0Itsrrsi9ifheu
aopDtatentammsr, Or. Miar 5reis
BERN b. Mtapr, aeitprbsn. - Der
Stabtrat taiTerIi9er Rat Rpbsrt 8a=
ron 6nt einen i1msrSlihsn 8srIuit
srIittsu bura ben Sob fsiner 9attin
sFrau 2eopoIoine Boron, perip. 5a=
6arios. - Der 47iGbrigs Samenz
tonfettionGr Setnri1 9ufet itiir5ts
BEL Der 6simtsbr nuf Der Stisss iets
mes WobnbauIss, SafnergaIIe 5, be-
ipuBtIos 3uiammsn. Die Rettungss
gsIeLI9uft Fano i'm f9on tot Dor,
Sin 9sr5idbIag hot fsinsm 2ebsn Elm
(Suhs dsmatht.
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Sreie 8tdote.

Sumburg. ga9 groBen llnters
fhlugungen lit Der Nptar Or. 8eder,
Der feline 2(mtsrGume on Der 8Driens
Bride bate, gsFloben. gotar 9r.
geder mar Wlitinbabsr Der Notartutss
firma Or. 8sder &c Sppsn. @r mar
perbeiratet unb 8ater mebrersr Gins
Der. sn sinem 8riefe, ben er an iei>
nen Mfitorbsitsr aus DRESDEN fhrieb,
tiinoigt er an, baB er ii9 ertr6nfen
fperoe. 2luBer unterT9lagungeH bat
8edsr umfangrei9e lIrtunoenfdlz
I9ungen begdnesH. - 9as 5eit Der
goIOenen t0p93eit fsisrtsn S. 8.
S9litan uno 5rdu, 9fitsritrdBe Sc
pit. 0ur9 paftor Subn fpurbe BEN
Subelpoar i'm Namen bes Ssnntes Die
@6eiubilGumsmebdi0e iiberrsiht. =
Die Satin oes 2eiters Der 3on3erte
Der pbil6armoni5hen 9eieaf6aft
Siegmunb bon 5auseg9ers, sFrau
Serbia bon 6ausegger, lit an einem
6erSI9lnee gsitorben. 5rdu ppr
9ausegger, Die Dor ibrer 6eirot nIs
SGnaerin 1sbr bstannt unb seTddbi
mar, lift cine 5o1ter bes Romponiiter
Qlleranber gitter. - Gs iino 2E
Sabre ber, baB ber iebige 9esirfsin'
fpsstor pom glorb Ginsabllttel. 9sln'
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rid 5rfe6ri6 9stIef arDger, in zen
BambureiThen Stoutsbienit frat.
SIN feiner isBigsn SteIlung befinbet er
Ii9 felt Dem z. September 1912.
$Brpet3.
ct. @uIIen. Der fiir3Ii9 in
Rbeined perftprbene Banter GUTTER
Bitter, Der benz Rantpn ct. GaQen
6en guIterboF 5ur 2lufna6ms Der
2anbnirtI6aftIi1sn S9ule I9entte,
bat BEL Ieinem 2lbIsbsn $4,000 5r.
an 8ermG6tniIen geItiftst. Supon
fallen fpisber $1,000 5r. Dem Guitsrs
bpf All, benz er nun rrnb 100000 fSr.
sugsipdnDt bat. Sc 10000 sSr. 1ino
beItimnt fir bic Qrmenfonbs in QIt=
Ifdtten unb Rbeined uno Elm neues
5rembentranfenhnus oafelbit. glit
fletnen Summen tperbsn bsbaht bus
WoiTenbuus glbsined, 8linoenbam
unb northumberland unb Rres
matortum ct. gdIIsn unO 3obls
rei6e rbeiniT6e gsmsinniibise SnIti>
tutipnen un6 glnitdltsn.
WuI0. Die 9emsinbsberfdmms
luna pom 90. 8s5embe= befhlpB elm,
Itintmia einsn S6ulbuusbnu nit
Surnhdlle nuh ben Pldnsn bes
glr6itefturburedus 8. WttBusr in
3irta unb bstpiIIiste bisrfiir arebit
ron $4,000 5r.
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Rofenbeim. 6ier 1T i'm glltsr
bon 80 Subren Yripatier Simon
5ortnsr geItorben. gr mar friiher
geTiber oes befunnten Deinbauies
Sum Sunta" unb geb6rte iabr5sbntes
lang ben beiben ftGbtiT6en 4oqeeien,
aud ais 8oriiBenoer Der 9emeinesbes
bollmd6tigunq an.
S6l5. Die Sbsrin Der armen
S6ulIbpeIt.rn in Bah Sol3. M.
llboloine Srinfg.lb, cine ullgemsin
bsIiebte 2e6rsrin. fsierte in aller
StiIe ibr 25id6riges Oroensiubis
lGum.
S96nbrunn. On Stelle bes
beritorbsnen frii5eren 2anotagsobgez
oroneten 8ern6arb Manr ipurbe Der
bisberiee 8eigeoronete Bauer Wlartin
Dsi9l in RubtIsbofsn gum 8iirsers
meiiter Der @emein0e S60nbrunn BET
Ddhut ertpdblt.
MiIlig. Nus unbetdnnter llrz
fade brdnnte ods gan5e Antpefen oes
Gefonomen Muier in QBiutng, Sc
meinne aienberg, polIItdnDig nieoer.
2SiirftetuB=r9.
Gtuttgort. SIN Nedor Bel
Gcfen tDuroe bic Qeihe zines lllanen,
bes am 13. Waoi 1892 in 8insborI
BET GuIa aeborenen SoIeph Rraft. ost
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-22
New York Cotton.

New York, Oct. 21.-There was
heavy realizing in cotton this morning
Cables were fully up to expectations
and other news from the South in
Dictated that light to heavy frosts had
been general in most eastern and
central sections of the belt. However,
I the outlook was for warmer weather
Southwest, and there was general
disposition to take profits on long
cotton.
The market opened easy at de-
cline of points on October, but gen
orally 1904 lower. Trading was
excited and general. but the first
rush of profit taking was absorbed
around the initial figures and the
market rallied or s points.
Official reports indicating killing
frosts in eastern and central belt
points gave.i the. market rather. a
steadier tone at midday, with prices
ruling about 11@14 points net lower.
Futures closed easy. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-22
WEATHER REPORT =
Z z = = + + 4! = r = = + = = =
FOR ARKANSAS: Wednesday
fair and warmer.
WEATHER CONDITIONS


WEATHER CONDITIONS
The Lake storm has moved north
westward to the st. Lawrence valley,
attended by precipitation in the Ten
nessee and Ohio valleys, the Lake
region and the North Atlantic states.
A depression extends from Montana
to Colorado and has caused rain and
high temperature in the Northwest.
The cool wave has spread eastward
to the Atlantic coast, attended by
heavy or killing frosts in the central
valleys and most of the Gulf states
except along the Gulf coast. AT 8
a. m. the temperature was IA de-
drees in the extremen north, 80 de-
grees in st Louis, 46 degrees in New
York, 80 degrees in Birmingham and
Atlanta and Sc degrees to 40 de-
grees in Arkansas. Fair and warmer
weather is indicated for this vicinity
tonight and Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-22
"MARY'S LAMB,

When "Mary's Lamb" with Den Nc
IGrath comes here in the near future
the theatre going public will have the
opportunity OF seeing a brilliant re-
vival of the famous musical comedy.
a musical which has refused to be put
on the shelf. 1t is Richard Carries
masterpiece the most successful must
cal comedy heseyer wrote. The pres
ent revival has been made under his
supervision. At Elks Theatre October
30th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-22
NEWS FROM FORDYCE

Syards are out announcing the ap-
/ pAoach'ng y marriage of Rowena,
Z laughter of Mrs. Matte T. Clary. to
samuel A. Williams, Of Warren, Ar
aahsas' to take place November IL at
s.oV O'Clock at First Methodist
church ~, , this city,
Inc residence Of Mrs. J. D. Tread
wei vas destroyed by fire about $3.50
'nss morning. Prompt work ON the
part Of the fire; department prevented
spread slass dol oafsther flames. =;
oaEd EDS are out announcing the app
preaching harriage.of ,Miss Mollie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Aber-
aa'Ay, Of this city. to Alexander John
n nsmllton, sof Barry, Ill.,rtoftake place
n s'ooer ~ at II O'Clock, at the First
BAPTIST church, of this city.