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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-08


 FOR SALE
 FOR sALE-A cylinder sneet-lron | stove. excellent heater, ss. Call $50 | Main st. Cty. octSd FOR sALEs-woodiot consisting of s5 ] ssTes s of of %stssndlng s timber and tiss; eniy South Canteroury. Conn octsd FOR sAIE-R0oming house, steam | heat. not and cold water. baths, cen trsly iocsted: a good transient house; sllys.r Res1 Estate xss- sf stsis sG Ford touring car, price $40. Inquire at the Imperial Ga2ge- oct4d DIAMoNDs-Genuine Mexican dia- mond rings for ladies and gentlemen, weekly: confsdenaisi: TeprsSsnsatlys sn i've calls The Mexican Diamond Importing CO. Bulletin oetsd FOR sALE-Fifty yeeTiing R. | Red' asn sansic fP Po.tosee 5gSSsd are laying OeaSsd FOR sALE-LAte model Ford T car, extra equipment. good tires quick sale t260; top. master vibrator, batteries, Nnlage octId ! FOR sALE-one good driving horse. Sai,e 1i %. E. sSsdxin. % D1k 4ksftviIIe oct7d MIR. POULTRYMAH-Don't miss this chance to get so%s & ot the iSmoas T1m a have for immediate sale 800 pullets and Iroosters of this strain and few year honest bay mare. will work in any spot or place. cheap, and new one-horse Tryons 1aTo an 4Ssney wIfiimantSe SnH coh1 n4verS oct7d
 FoR sALE+scotch collie pups; two females. nicely marked. sable and Tfsf wfndham. l. ct phoSs Ssansnso fasos octsd Sd'n FoR sALE-Isi2 Cadillac touring ear, fully equipped. in good condition. c. F. Moves. No. 10@ Laurel Hill Ave. octsd
 FOR sALE-A new milsh COW. Tel FOR sALE-Five horses. two second hand baker carts. one horse and q ! brand new cart William P. Quinn. Tel 6Se-ll. oetod TOR sALE-white sewing machine kitchen range ISs S, Snd all HSS aS1sssoid goods Blaekburn. oct4d FOR sALE-Cheap. my place on Yer gason Ave. Capt H. \. Jones. Nsrsa- son Ave. oetzd FOR sALE-Two farms in town oi apfeF hsviSS SShsS TiTsrfFons sH ot 5eO % fesi are well supplied with water, wood and fruit; o and are In Al oi, conditions o ibds aIsS 2Si-t. or address Box .25. care Bulie- tin Go. oetld , Ton sALE-Body with top for Ford Ggnab9gt I1rn Tr,. Al esnaislon; price nsod ss dn FOR sALE-Buick automobile in firs class condition Apply Joseph H. Hall Phone s54-S. sep1bd
 FOR sALE-A dump cart. Tn gooS | condition. sSO. Charles F. Brown, Van uc. R. D. 2. Phone l02I-t seplld THINK. TT OvER = 25o nOteheadl and 250 6& Irregular business size snyssiopssS; ne1s.y printed. iST siiso; o, so, rbe hSF Saflisn nf HISs cSmBSaS TSa are x0r~e % fi Conn.
 AM BUYING poultry of all kinds | Anyone having same. drop postal t Samuel Geilert. Colchester. Conn
 FOR sALE-wood, stove lengths. . |. . cord: iA cord S2-5o. Bullard- Tel
 FOR SALE. |. -CoiTaTe Houses. Tenement and Busi II ness Blocks, Building Lots. all In de sirable locations. List your property 1 gg9nbeT g91 % of % people looking for real es tate investments
 WILLIAM F. HILL.
 Real Estnte and Insurance.
 Room 10s. Thayer BldE-
 FOR SALE g A seven room cottage en EIizabet Street for sale at low price.
 E. A. PRENTICE
 Phone 300 ee Cliff Stree hi FOR SALE Al SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE
 Electric lights. steam heat. set- - tubs. large lot, in fine location.
 PRICE ss,soo
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-08

FOR sALE-Five horses. two second. hand baker carts. one horse and ( brand new cart William P. Quinn Tel 5Ss-1I. oct5d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
WHEAT ADVANCE
GOOD FOR WEST
SUCH rs CONSIDERED BY WRITER
IN OUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.
VIII Enrich Aariculturists and Con.
tribute 20 Increased CONNER.
ei5l Prosperity

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Duns Weekly
Review will say tomorrow
The great advance In the price OF
wheat. due primarily TO the urgent
world demand. Is enriching the agri-
culturalists OF the west and L. con
tributing to increased commercial
prosperity in that section. though the
violence Of the movement produces
Some concern az TO lie other effects.
The present rise in cotton. with eN-
pansion OF exports. has reduced in
considerable degree the sharp depres-
sion in the South caused BY the war.
The strength OF the financial situation
Increases every day. and this imparts
a sense Of security and courage to en-
terprise everywhere.
Bank exchanges for the week were
s2.Sl2.4i9. JAG. a decrease Of 1873 per
cent. from last year
Wheat exports were 1.226.5lI. as
compared with 2.713.332 last year.
Failures foI the week in the United
States were 800. against 372 a year
ago; in Canada. 81. against the same
number last year.
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Einetr 49, Parounll.

Mr.. and Mrs g. %. Cope and fanny
az their home in Nj. Pheasant H1ose
attending from 'olcrfin were. Mr.. and
Mr- 5. q. NigAcrz. Mr. and Airs. RusI
Alrs. T.. g.. Stafpuck and family. Mr. and
Mr. Edmund Euuuy and daughter.
laura, Afr. Addison starbuck, Mr. ana
MT. 90. j. Brackiu. sir. 1ud Mrs. W. o..
Buudy. and son Allan. Mr. I'D. FOX and
daughter, May, Mr.. Conrad liable. Airs.
Geo. Ashton. Misses Lorena. This. Lizzie
Thomas Starbuck. AR and Mrs COPE
viii make their future home 10 Iowa.
Mrs Abner Mailin has been called 90
we county luhrmary. East lu'nlaud.
Wner1 her sister. Irene Horton. the coDE.
D. quite 90 with asthma.
AR and Airs. james Maxwell are go-
ing % move to Barton Monday.
Nr MCAuiuCh OF Astulyille. is visit
Ing Mr.. Willis Fell at triE place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iarrab. Of Martins FER
-. are NlsitiuE NJ and Mrs. William
kIisgcr 90 this place.
, Mrs Edgar Fell Be- visiting 30 Martins
Mis- Mabel Mclaughlin spent thurs
Gay evening Ht The home of IS. a.. Ful-
Mrs Abusr MaIin who has been the
Ni Pleasant woe called tu East Rich
'' MIS- Sn RE,IF4ini of , ..gg,g.,. ND, A.
lr9tag. d. .Ha guest ul ner sister Mr.
~ E9gar .re.l Ir attending a conv,n-
Mr f. s. Eus|rs or raruIra'1r. ,ist-
~ i.. ..'.''- l.. '.HI IIHr"HlF
M- %. D.. -utrbu,t ar i'arri.viu- wac
NJ. l-,.I Ga. "'1f..I.... 80.
of ..aer caller Fr.dsT
and Wr, marcy Tan ' wv
Ir A. W nrFbv H.s caller fn
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Butter, E.qos and Cheese.

NV YORK. Feb Huttrr-sf-r-.
-erear'sry extras 90 scorsl sftA l,c.
creamery thigher seorinEJ 15f5 8lsc.
nrsts az 3 8fo
Cheese Firm. unchanFe
EgEs-J nsettied. fresh gathered Oh.
re- fire. l7uzs. satra firsta eft-r.
iIfgin. 4s'f "a .6r. aarurds gg1s N1er.
slate frunEy IFaniH and nearby ffnr.rv
Mnliea zine tH fancy acc. du rafHsrHf
Nhifer snNllr. hanuarv browns. ge I fse
o. gaih.red browns ana mixed r1Iara.
i'uf urn. winter patents. GT.f0H
.aa sfralEtfa. fT 80nTs
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VIOLA

VIOLA. W va. FEB. the nonf did
but little damage tl rrriHaufa OF this
part OF fNs country Some feed ard SOME
FENCES were OBJ. only losses Hu0FHr 90
Mrs james s. Archer aud dHueHf.r.
kathryn ieff Monday for EN- extended
visit with Mra NrrHfr'a brother Tar|
f.rrHr. 70 af IHriu
Wr Wilmer NUTr..r.r was IT, business
caller af Viola Tuesday
Mr.. George tHTfHIH HF IIrHrHfHra.
wHe hauling coal from viola TurHfrt.
While Dol OBJ" town Dol fHff re- sTrIInrEr
Tor H EurHrH game Wei Guess fHH
challenge iH accented
W and WEE NIfIinm CORNERS par.
rufu. uH" reside near Cameron
NJ end Mrs Rush were calling on
NJ Charley Moses Turedar
NJ Idwlu TIffaIwr|Hra of pleasant
Nallet recently purchased fHa Hu.E.fsr
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arwentieth conturz c1uh.n

AIR. and Mrs. ~. j. Budny pleasantly
entertained the iweutletn century clue
4 THURSDAY "Neulug a. tueIs home ia Cole
rain. IIt ss,u..g wa. SPENT Iu games
ara at "a -ea-UH.tute hour uaIutg refresh.
mems were served. Those present were.
NJ. ana .ur-. ". A. ~ neeicr. Mr. aud
Mr-. e.. ID. walker. A4r. and Mrs. Thomas
Arkio. Mr. and -ir-. William kriczcr.
Mr. arc Mrs. j.. &. Sturbuck Mr. ana
Mrs. e.. IS. Hoguc. Mr. ana Mrs g. H.
MILLER. Nj ana airs. " j Buudy and
Mr. and Airs. DIuar. visitors.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Latest for
eign Developments az embodied in the
proclamation OF the German admiralty
regarding the marine war zone formed
the basis of general discussion in
financial circles today and added to
the feeling Of depression in specula-
tive quarters. Liquidation on a broad
er scale than any recently witnessed
attended the days fairly large opera
lions, international shares being
again the centers OF attack
Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific.
New York Central and Reading
showed losses at one stage of the ses-
sion OF two or more points, the
movement finally extending to the
grangers and Southern railways. In
dustrials as a whole maintained a
hrmer tone, although coppers were
on point. United States Steel stood
out the strongest OF the leading
stocks. although declining under 40
when unloading process was under
full swing.
Canadian Pacific at 1888 and
Southern Pacific at S1L. were within
fractional limits of their minimum
prices. while New Haven fell Iia 10
its minimum OF 49,
Slight Recovery.
Hair way recoveries were registered
IN the late afternoon. when the Iiqui-
dalton seemed to have run it's course.
Trading became dull on the rally.
however, in the final dealings prices
again evinced variable tendencies.
Bethlehem Steel rising to its best.
with some heaviness in United States
Steel
Considerable new financing was re-
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ported. Lackawanna Steel selling So
100000 six per cent two year notes.
Pan Handle" n Pennsylvania subsi-
diary, disposing OF $4,000 zoe, AZ per
cent bonds and the Erie road consum-
mating negotiations for the sale OF ST.
100000 OF Erie and Jersey Railroad six
per cents. Total sales 81 500 shares,
Bonds were reactionary. some issues
making wide Quotations. Total sales.
par value $2.575,OOO
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
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C0LERAIN


COLEEAIS. o.. Feb. Funeral SER
vice. Viii be held saturday Afternoon
at - O'Clock over toe remain OF the IatC
lillian G laIh WAu died Iuurst.iN mo. o. -
iuE. HJ his home Doe Emerson. Death uay
20 q paotd lcNvI. IL l- survived By one
son. frank. residing lu Emerson. aud
Two bIuIuers, GrOrg, tlaIh. ui Martins
Ferry. Theodore Clark. Of tultraIn and
one sister. ALL. ElINoud Walker. re-tu-
ing iu taafDruiu. FUNERAL services will
De- held from JuH Eom. OF his son.
frank. iut,rWyut wlii Uy 90 emerson
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. .. Wheat prices
dropped today after an advance to
cent bushel above any height achieved
IN the present war. Extreme plunges
from the top level amounted 10 4Ic.
but a rebound follow I'd. and the market
had disordered close. lsc OFF to &c
up compared with last night. Corn
closed. i TO iac under last night and
oats az a loss Of = to = q = net Pro-
visions showed a loss OF 10 20 cents
at the close.
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Our Purpose

80 our oojc I'm selling stock dru more usi. ,,,-
Al iAe ilriher profits The
me company 10 dr 100 wells IL
'' on l1ese shares VIII
tn per or the wells non
tu.Dy production largely
snd every indcain
.''d capital stock &250OJOoO Of
nlt mere are others
interest o
dollars. but, % being ' y" Quo "linon
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puRcHAsEs PRoPERrY

ur Walter p Buddcnborr. Of No
go South ChaplIno street. has pur.
chased the Bennett property at No. 90
Sixteenth street through the Frocsc a.
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Women ~ fhe Portuguese province 81
Moran hITu.. Iu ANrirH. make RI white
cosmetic Or grinding o. certain kind ~
wood Dob voter They assert If rrrrUt 80
urlnhIre and prevents erurfffs bI.ru.
IrHHH
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Logan Bryan's Closing Stock Letter,

Z NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The fancy OF
the trading element was operations In
Z large part seems TO dicate the immedi-
ate course Of prices. appears 20 he 20
: favor tho selling side Of all issues on
those corporations whose margin OF
earnings over current disbursements is
such a. create a reasonable suspicion
: that there may be some alteration in
dividends
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Cooperative Company

a be- sb VII be on exactly The same basis gains
@ az our Company Incorporated sEy Of West
We invite prospective shareholder correspond with u m m COM. n
futureD prospect '"'"' OUT maps aha
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FINANCIAL.

Riggs real estate agency Tho house
viii b. completely remodeled through
out and the doctor viii move 10 hls
new home about the FIRST of way.
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New York Stock Exchanqe,

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. 5. 'iL.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange corrected daily by
a. u. Masten a Co. brokers
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WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. S. IL
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
and brokers. National E,xchanFe psn.-
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A Business
Proposition
That Should Appeal to Business Men

eB We.f fact that during The develop
SIs6yy % S S the oil industry than through the
OUT Sate There In
fsr % wnn are not producing they adjoining 70
nave produced oil in
nave several o. these exact We nave as
wells
d1cing oil and the third gsser these veil, nav. % are pro
w 7'' ''''De' orHlnE IN the
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PITTSBURGH Pa. Feb. 5.-Cattlo-
steady: supply lirht Choice sN.G5u
SIS: prime. SS:f0US.7o.
Shccp-Ifigher: supply light Prime
wethers. ts.75G : 90: culls and commons.
50 1850: lambs. 5000 ~ see. veal
calves. s1l.0Od11.5O.
Hogs-Lower: receipts % double
decks. Prime heavies. sT.O6MT1O: me-
diums and workers.. $3.50 ~ 7.25: pigs.
1915 a 7.O5: roughs. Sg.O0dG.25.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5-IIoas-Receipts
10000 lower. Bulk. t6.g5M 10. light.
S6.T5T7.10: mixed. $3.50 ais. heavy
S.. 50&6.SO
Cattlc-Receipts. 1000. weak: native
steers. s5.7OG9.10: cows ana heifers.
$3.50 $40: calves $1,000 1900
Shep--RecsiptS. II. 600: weak Sheen.
t6.25 p 700: yearlings. S7.5OHs1s. lambs
s7.seas.OO.
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DOMAIN Consolidated Oil Company

.. r. DOMAIN. President.
~ Chapel S., ciarksbvra.
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Pittsburgh Stocks

Total shares: 8IB.T0O.
BOnds-S2.5O
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/ open. Hlsh. Low. CLOSE.

Cash quota lions were.
Rye. No. 2.-tt aOn1 81
Barley-S2GsgC
Timothy-t5 50Ns 50.
clover-sle O0a14 90.
pork-Sls O0m 10 90.
I.ard-S1O 50.
Ribs-Ss s7a1O Il.
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Stocks. lopen.InshI Low Close
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STOCKS

DO SpihII'i5'I'B''I'5is 81: 9s'''. a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
PINE BLUFF MAN
 0N SHIP CHASED
 BY A SUBMARINE
George Crawford, Brother of Mrs. Frank J. Bale,
 Writes of Escape. /

George Crawford, until some msnths ago r.sident of Pine Bluff, ard who is ?, brother Of Mrs. Frank '. Bale of 1903 East Eighth avenue, was enc Of the members of the crew. Of a British steamship which was chased ard bombardsd by .. German subma- rine about two w:alls ago, in ',he North channel, between Scotland and Ireland, according to a lett:r just re- c'sived from him by his sister.
 M.. Crawforl is now g.. Baltimore and expresses the intention eff going 10 New Orl l:ans within the next few days, ther: to join another vessel and return to the scene Of his. recent experience, in allase Hkalihdcd. He states the submarine was unable to fire 2, torpedo because of the heavy sea running, but did fire 3v:ral shots s, the @teanship, destroying the bridg, deck. killing one sailor and two stewards, and frightening tive fir; mn so badly they jumpei over- beard. The submarine finally was diseanced by ',h2 steamship, which proc: edea cn it's voyage to Baltimore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
BRITAIN SEjZES
 ANOTHER VESSEL
 UNDER U. 5. FLAG
United States Spurred to Ress for Speedy Settle
 ment of Hooking Case.

' Washington, Nov. 23.-Tha seizure of ths American steamship Genesee by British cruiser, has spurred the state department 10 press Great Bri- tain for speedy settlement of the con- tention that German capital is inter- es.ed in the American Transatlantic company, owner of 'ths Genesse and the Hocking, which was recently seized and taken to Halifax.
 The department has decided to make the Hooking case "test case," with a view to ascertaining wheth CT. there is any justification in the British claim, and to this end will urge the British government to ex- pedate the Halifax proceedings.
 A representative of the state de- parlIent will be present at the prize court sharing, as Secretary of State Lansing desires to have the contro- versy thoroughly investigated before opening diplomatic negotiations on the subject. Action by the depart. msnt on the protest of Robert Wag- ner, president of the American Trans Atlantic company, against the seizure ef the Geneses, will be delayed pend ing final settlement of the status of tn Hooking in tn prize court.
 Official confirmation of the seizure of the Genesee was cablad to the state department today by Consul Livingston, who said the vessel had been taken to Port Castries, in the Rarhadoes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
WARsHIP TO PROTCy
 YANKEES FROM YAQuIs
Navy Department Takes Action Fol- lowing Urgent Plea of Represen.
 tatiye Mann of Illinois,

Washington, Nov. 23.-Following an urgent plea by Representative Mann of Illinois, that steps be taken to protect American citizens and Amer ican property near Topolobampo, on the west coast of Mexico. the state department this afternoon requested the navy department to send war ship to that port. The navy depart ment instructed the commander of the Pacific fleet to send one of his cruisers there.
 Representative Mann told Secretary Lansing that Yaaui Indians were ter rorizing that territory, and that the lives of several Americans were en- dangered. tA
 Two thousand Villa soldiers have reached the state of Jalisco, after ex- isting several days on horse flesh, according to adyices reaching the state department today The men were in pltlabIe condition. Twelya died from starvation on the march from the state of Durango, where they retreated before Carranza forces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
PINE BLUFF FOLK FIND FOOD PRICES
 ARE REASONABLE
Despite Plethora of Money and Talk of High Costs,
 No Advance in Year.

Tomorrow, Thursday, is hanks giving Lay, the day SC. aside by most people for feasting and watching a football game.
 Tira football game will cost just as much this year as it did last, and no more.
 The seme Thanksgiving dinner tha: you enjoyei last year, you can enjoy this year, and a. no incr-ase in cost, ttis. q spite tho almost c1ntlnuouS shouting about tn increased cost oi living"
 Enquiry among locsl grocers butchers and truit dealers y.st rday resulted in this in, ere sting ,infarma- Tinn. 1t was stated that some itsms are slightly higher, but some are lower, ard the general average h'2ans virtually no change.
 Turkey, dressed, is bringing 2- cents the pound in Pins Bluff-.ha is. it was bringing P cents the pouad last ev; ming. There is no req. son to bslieve this prica will be changed, thcro belng ampio stocks tc ke-p the pric-' from going up. II turkey was any ch,aper, 1t wculd no be a s. wish principal event" Sc there is little likelihood of decr:ase ir the price.
 Nuts, fruits Of all kinds, vssetabl s various sorts os meats, all arc se!lin" a, about the same price as last year Currants are a, lit,lc' higher, but good cid reliable beef is bit cheaper thesc being among the few chang2s in price.
 Mir. Husband. with his wife and chll- dren, will be able, therefore. to have just ss good Thanksgiving dinner this year as th:y had last year, with nc greater expense, and the indlca- iicns hsre are that there will be eT Il more pecpls to enjoy the Thanksgiy- ing entertainment. this year than was the case last year. becanse times in tbis section are a lot better now than they were then
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
GROSS, fEVERISA CHILD IS BILIOUS
 0R C0NS1IPA1EO
LcoA, Mother! If tongue Is coated
 give "California Syrup Of Figso
>GANxxGMAzanaA. .<zxcz EkRnsep
defendants and which con-

Every mother realizes, af.er giving her childran California Syrup of Figs" that this is thlsir ideal laxative. 'ecause they love it's pleasant tas+, and it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit Is slsdaach, liver and bowels with Out griping.
 When cross, irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmlsss fruit laxative" and in a few hours all the f-ul, conssipa,sd waste, sour bile and Cndigest:d feod passes out of the bowels, and you have well, play ful child again. When it's little sys- tenn is full of cold, throat sore, has stdms ch-aeha. .dia1rhoea, indigestion, col;c-ramember, a good "lnside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. Sa4
 Millions of mc.hers keep "Cai;- fornia Syrup of Figs" handy; they know teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your drug gist for 50-cent bottle of Cali f;rnia Syrup of Figs,' which has di- r:cticns fer babies, children of all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Bewar. of oumerfeits sold here, so don't be fooled. Get tho genuine, made by California Fig Syrup Company" ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
"BIG MANI OF THE
 CARNIVAL SHOWS
 DIES YESTERDAY
Happy Al" Gordon, 25, Who Weighed 480 Pounds,
 Was Former U. $. Soldier.

Albert Gordon, nl,Fe familiariy kpcwn to show pacplc and show goeps as Happy A." died yesterday afternoon of fatty deg :naraIcn of the heart, in one of the priyate cars or ite International shows, parked in Fourth avenus at Ash street.
 Gordon had be a in Ill health since last week, apparently suffering with an attack of malarial fever. The attack in itself was of slight. inn Lortanc,, but tho physical make up O. the victim was such that he was un- able to stand the strain of even d slight illnsss, and his heart sue Cumbed.
 Happy Al" was the "fat boy" with ths In.srna ional shows, the carni- val company which has been here the past tarae weeks, and which has just gon, into winter quarters hare. He was abnormal in size ard weight, weighing about 4S0 pounds befor?. he WIS taken i'll. He was jolly in lispo- sitIen, always in the b;st of humor. and could see Sila funny side of every situation, h:nce his scbriquet, Happy AL"
 Gordon was about 35 ysars of age and his hons was at Omaha, Neb' Relatives ther, have ,>sen informed by t:s,grspa of his death. and 1t is exr qted the bciy will b. shipped thsre by tho Hclderness cdi'pany. He was unmarried.
 G.rdon toined the In ernationsl shows some weeks ago at Poplar Huff, No, coming from st. Louis. Previously. for ten or twelve years, he had been vita oth,r show com- panles. Show men say that Gordon ssryel 2 period of three years in the Unitc,il States army, Some time af CT his discharge from the army, Gordon suffered an accident, in which he re- csived Q s:v:re blow on the back Of the head, which was followed by all ahno I.hl increase in his weight and bulk, which continued, without other apparent '.vil effects, until his d'iatli yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-24
TURKEYS FOR EMBARRASSMENT

Each of Ten Local Men Remembered
 by Wells Fargo < Company.
 Pine Bluff employees of the Wells Fargo < cl>lpsny express will get their annual Thanksgiving turkey ao- day, with the compliments Of the company.
 The company makes it practice to "treat" all it's employees, 'avsrywhsre, with Thanksgiving turksy, and this year is no ,ixcep,io to the rule. The turkeys for the Pine Bluff employees. ten in number, will arrive here to- day and each ef ths employees is as- sured of gustsbla morssl, at the lsast, for which to give thanks to- morrow. r