Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-19

| part of the designer. The subject of
 the vlewis Prosperity" One side of 1t shows a poor crop of corp, broken farm fence behind which is the farmers unrepaired home, a diIapidated row of Pine Bluff build ings passing Tn front of which is mule car. The mule looks as if he was depending on the 4-cent cotton which Is displayed with wings, leaving never to return. Here also is Father Time on a ptinetured bike. He pedals away with '9S in q falter- Ing attitude. The bright side of life return. Cupid Is chaperone for
 "99." The sun in all its glory peeps brilliantly oyer q beautiful mountain
 summit, and sheds it's gleaming rays upon a handsome residence amidst
 a progressive crop of fiourishing corn, which is surrounded by @ good fence. Then we view an elegant thoroughfare with it's large stone
 business houses, a Pine Bluff Electric lear dashes by and prosperity pre- sents Itself everywhere. Dreyfus cannot be missed again when the the ladies walk along Second avenue where they will come suddenly to two more attractive windows, con taining ladies handkerchiefs, collar cites, hose, etc; whatever men, l women or children use or want is to be found in this establishment.
 k. H. STEARNS & co. The windows here are. terraces of every thing in their line. There are rows of diamonds and forests of watches. Then, too, there is gOldenWare, sil- yerware, little fashionable novelties, umbrellas, walking sticks and clocks.
 In fact every thing in the iewelry line
 suitable for a Christmas gift.
 ]. t& $. KATZENSTEIN.-In their beautiful windows are shoes of every
 description and price, and such
 shoes! Any foot may be tkumfurt-i ably fitted there, and in any style,
 In ladies wear are some slippers for the dance which Cinderella" would envy. At this store the children are aot fornotten either. Santa" is in
 evidence. With every purchase one
 is given toy of more or less value.
 Yellow kids, dolls, horns, books etc. .-.-5==7==. e.,
 'S.-In hts window Is
 a display of genuine imported Jap
 anese ware, something that was
 never before seen in Pine Bluff. The most devoted lover of toys need not
 hesitate to enter Mitchell's this sea
 son. It is not only place where
 confections are Q speciality; it also l presents articles to suit 8 chtlds
 most fastidious tastes. Animals, lifelike in size and likeness; dolls beautiful in features and gowns;
 games of all descriptions, practical and amusing. There is every thing
 in one department that is within the
 range of ehild's desire, besides fine
 Japanese ware at popular prices for
 the ''grown-up-folks."
 l ROLLERS STORE.-In this es- tablishment's window is a lifelike | Santa Claus. He rolls his eyes from
 side to side gazing at the little chil-
 dren who gather all day and admire
 the many catchy toy novelties that
 are heaped behind the glass win l dows. In the other window nearby 1 is large assortment of chinaware, Iiardeneires, etc., of most tas teful and artistic designs. 4asft
 J. B. SIMON CO.-Here are to be found two very neatly dressed and 1 handsome windows which contain all the latest novelties in men and boys apparel, including a large as-
 sortment of ties of brilliant shades, and shirts bearing bosoms of the
 .swellest, lines. It is great temp tation to look into their plate-glass 1 WlHuOWb, NHClt Ouc cCSS thO ihohJ fancy articles so becoming to a gentlemen's dress.
 s. A. ROSENBERG'S.-As you pass this establishment you sudden
 ly find yourself standing before the glass front display room. Here and there lay elegant pieces of costly china ware, bric-a-brac and novelties of as much value. In attractive pos sitions you will notice beautiful ornaments and statuary of most iexqufsite designs. Toys of every variety ana make are to be found here. Santa Clause could get his whole Christmas stock here if he desired. a,f l WOLF NICHOLS.--In the two large and attractive show windows