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Jeff Davis failed in his attempt to

Jeff Davis failed in his attempt to prove the bill for the building of new State House Jeff does not seem to be a success in interpreting the acts of the Legislature. He at tempted to prove the validity O. the antitrust law and ooth the lower and Supreme courts differed with him and now the courts find him in error on the State house bill. Come again, Jeff, you'll get it right, soon.
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We always thought Corbett had 8 streak of yellow in his makeup and our opinion is fully verified by the statements he made in regard to the division of purses in many fights in which he took part. He might be chased as an lnformer and should be grven the "marble heart" by the rest of his profession.
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J. ". ADAMS. Oracle, Ariz., June 6, 1899

With his American money at his back, Count de Castellane is seeking to be the leader of the Royalist par ty in France Of the thirty-one Royalists in the Chamber of Depu- ties, he is the least intelligent. but thanks to the fortune he married, he manages to keep a prominent po- sition. It is said that Castellane is in constant communication with the Duke d'Orleans and has hopes ol be- ing bis prime minister Although denied by the Count, it has been proven by an eyewitness that his wife, Anna Gould, led the demon stration against President Loubet recently. No doubt the Gould fam fly are very proud of their Princely brother-in.lsw.
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NOTICE.

To Readers of the Graphic:
 Ia the course of my descriptive ar. ticles appearing in the Graphic from time to time, and written during my enforced sojourn in the South west, if any of my readers desire any special information about the climate or country visited and will send such inquiries to the Graphic office to be forwarded to me, I will take pleasure in obtaining the in, formation desired, if possible, and making answer through these col. umns.
 It will afford ne pleasure to be of special service to the Graphic's readers now or at any other time within my power.
 J. ". ADAMS. Oracle. AriZ lime 6 1899
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AS TO CIRCULATION

The Da.ly GRAPHIC has nearly double the Nfculatio4 of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper and the Daily and semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any other Pine Bluff daily CT eekly newspaper advertisements accept ed on thls guarantee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-09
sound Advice to Sermon Makers.

Rousseau's advice for the compost tiop of love letter no preacher should follow in the composition of his ser mon: Begin without knowing what you are going to say, and ending with out knowing what you have said" The sermon which is made after the Rous- seau pattern will. merit nothing better than Cleopatra's sheer. "He words me. girls, he words me"
 No one is more certain to be impress ed with the limitations of language than is the preacher. "A htndrance to thought. though the necessary instru- ment of it." as Herbert Spencer says.
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TO REPRESENT PINE BLUFF.

Miss Yieie Harrell will represent Jefferson County in vocal contest to be held at Fordyee July 4th Miss Vicie captured first prize iu q musical contest at that place last year Her voice is sweet and clear and has a refined sound, and we predict and wish for her success.
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Mir John T. Marsh leaves Satur day fo, Buffalo, Boston and New York City. In the former place he will attend the annual meeting of the 4. A. 0. N. NJ S, he being a delegate.
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 Special Assessm ent.

The tax book for the collection of the spec ial assessment upon the real property Dis trict No. B, for the purpose of paving. has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from date. If such payments are not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assess ment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this Tth day of June. 1899. d. F. YVES rBROOK
 23o Collector.
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The NOn-I Irritating Cathartic
 Easy to take, easy to operate Hoods Pills

A corset trust is being formed. That's ths worst squeezer of all. Wel, that's what this article is manufactured for-to form (trusts).
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.,. sa.t-t. EDITIONS DUk N ADVANCE
 .gIy'HoGI ExCEE ZION.
OFFICE: 216 W. BARRAQUE SIT,
 TELEPHONE No. 1C2.

.ur red at the Post-office at Pine ftiua. Ark.. as second-class mail matter.
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Fashionable HairdreSSing.

It is not an easy thing to do the hair
well in the new fashion on the nape of
the neck. The actual coiling Of the mass
OF hair is simple enough. but the head
Itself must be carefully dressed. The
hair must be loosely though slightly
pulled and most carefully and complete
~ ondule in large natural waves right
round the head. The light fringe must
not be frizzed, but very simply curled
To some faces this style is most becom-
ing. but it must be cautiously attempt
ed. for few heads can bear hatness. and
the incautiOus woman Is too apt TO
think waving and putting unnecessary,
and strain the hair smoothly of her
face To wear with this couture in the
evening there is a diversity CT orna-
ments Of different shapes.
II is correct 20 wear the deep curved
back comb just above the coil so that
those OF Us who invested in 4 costly
tortoise shell and paste specimen a year
ago may hug ourselves in the conscious
ness OF a good investment The wired
velvet bow is very nuch used for the
hair. and in black velvet il can be ap-
piled to various dressings Of the hair
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ed. Just now women are in f1utter
over embroidered linen and poplins. A
tendency 10 abolish all surplus fullness
and TO provide a peplum is a char
acteristic observed. An inclination for
Russian blouse effect was demonstrated
in violet silk patterned in oblong pieces
joined by fancy stitching, showing an
interlining of white. 1t was fastened
at the side by double tabs placed six
inches apart, which also held together
the basque skirt showing beneath the
belt.
a very picturesque scarf arrangement
is frequently seen on some of the smart
est bodices. In this instance blue and
white striped silk was chosen. The long
and broad scarf encircles the neck
stockwise and ties in front at the throat
in a small butterfly bow. the ends being
formed in a sailor knot at the bust line
to dangle loosely. Revers deeply pointed
suggest return of this late lamented
frill of fashion and are made unIined in
order that they may flop carelessly
Green is numbered among the popular
shades. In palest tints it is very fetch
ing combined with darker shades or
black Designed to attract attention
was a fanciful bodice of dark and light
green. The plated vest just reached
the waist line, while a bolero jacket fell
a few inches lower a notable collar.
low in front. with high dog ear arrange
ments hugging the back of the neck,
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a small measure Of protection on the
part of those who freckle readily TO APP
ply 10 the skin a thin coating of pure
nonpoisonous powder. Powders which
contain lead or bismuth are more or
less poisonous. Such preparations,
uniting with the cOloring matter of the
skin, only serve to make the freckles
worse.
1 have had great success in removing
freckles with the following lotion:
Citric acid. two drains. aCetic acid, two
drains: rosewater. half an ounce. glyc-
erin, half an ounce. Put this on the
face every night with a camels hair
brush letting it remain until morning.
when it should be washed from the skin
with warm water and pure olive oil
soap.
In very bad cases it may take several
weeks to get rid Of the freckles. While
treating for the freckles the face should
be kept protected by a pure powder dur
ing the day
Moth patches appear on the face and
neck and are symptoms Of disease Of
the liver or some other internal organ
The cause Of discoloratiOn should be re-
moved by treatment from physician
This does not remove the spots. reg
ular treatment Of the skin is needed to-
take them out After that. il the system
is in good order they VIII not return
Before retiring the faces Of those
troubled with moth patches should be
thoroughly washed in tepii water.
pure olive oil soap being used A mix
ture Of lemon juice ia equal part with
pulverized sugar should then be sp-
piled 20 the face and allowed 10 remain
there until morning. II the morning
the face should be washed and a. much
pure retiring cream put on as the skin
viii absorb After that is done the face
should be thinly covered with pure
powder.
No woman IS pleased % note the first
wrinkle in her face. The day comes.
however. when IL Is impossible 10 ignore
them. \ careful study % the cause and
cure NJ wrinkles has thoroughly con-
WINGED me that they are Tot inevitable.
wrinkles are not necessarily found IN /
an AGED fac They arc caused II sew
arsl WAYS Sometimes their appearance
is due 10 careIessness ~ booking after
the skin II may have lost i;s natural
oil which IS q great disaster q the COM .
pIexioo. Those who value their beauty
should not ST zoo near the IRE. for beat
s one q the greatest factors n drying
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
BEAUTY HINTS.
Mary Scott Rowland Dis
courses Learnedly Upon
the Correction of Fa-
cial BlemiSheS.
Copyright. 1sss.l


Freckles are due TO circumscribed de-
posits of pigment in excess of that found
in the surrounding skin. They occur
under the influence OF the suns light
and heat and are either permanent or
temporary. Persons Of light hair and
thin skin freckle much more readily
than do dark persons. for with the for
mer the suns rays seem TO have
greater attraction for the coloring mat
ter of the skin and to draw it to the sur
face with more facility. Red haired
people are notable for their susceptible
ity to freckles.
Freckles are irregular shaped
brownish spots of pigment occurring on
the face and backs OF the hands. They
appear sometimes as distinct patches,
sometimes as little blurs caused by the
joining of the edges of the several and
distinct freckIes. They are greatly
dreaded in this form. as they give the
skin a rusty or dirty appearance.
Freckles do not usually make their
appearance on very small children. but
when once they come they may be re-
garded as chronic lasting at intervals
for lifetime and being mere marked in
summer than in winter.
AS a precaution those who are in
c4ined to freckle should as much as pos
sible keep out of the sun. The rays of
the sun when reflected from water are
especially productive OF crops of free
kles.
When compelled to be outdoors. it is
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UP the natural oil OF the skin Securing
out the pores with a face scrubbing
brush will also serve to reduce the oil
in the skin
Another cause OF wrinkles IS dieting
for obesity. Scowling and frowning dur
ing sleep also serve 10 line the face. To
overcome scOwling a black bandage
should be worn over the eyes. The
shrinking of the muscles which have
lost their natural vigor is very large
source of wrinkles. When that is the
case, the muscles OF the face need nour-
ishing skin foods and tonics applied TO
them They thus more quickly absorb
the nutriment through the pores.
Faces on which there are premature
wrinkles may be freed from them If
they are attended to in time and care
fully treated
Black heads are a disorder OF the Sc
baceous glands of the skin. character
lied by yellowish or blackish pin point
or pin head sized elevations and CORE
spending in position 10 the orifices OF
the gland. II there are many OF them
on the face. they make it look dirty.
Lateral pressure will force out the
sebaceOus matter in q thin threadlike
form. From the accumulation Of dust
and chemical changes caused by contact
with the air the sebaceous matter be-
comes discOlored; hence the term black
heads. Black heads are most trouble
some between the ages OF 10 and 80.
Disordered digestion, sluggish liver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
DAINTY HATS
DESCRIBED
BY DAISY MAY.

most appropriate for demiseason wear,
and my long suffering, patient but su-
perior artist has consented to illustrate
that you may better appreciate the diff
ficulty of choosing.
An assortment of English walking
hats, as displayed in a mans hat store,
invited closer inspection. From among
them 1 singled out a shape in yellow
straw curving very gradually away
from the face. a rhinestone buckle held
soft black velvet bow in place in front
of the crown, which did double duty by
concealing the stems of two sweeping
white plumes. Perhaps their presence
was the most salient reason for my
choosing il. AS d rule, ostrich plumes
and walking hats meet as strangers,
but this time one partially wreathed the
crown, while another floated gracefully
away from it, lightly resting upon the
couture.
In close proximity l discovered a sort
of bijOu apartment with unmistakable
evidences of a Parisienne owner. But
tons" pointed the way to a raised dais,
where bonnets were on view. I liked
the atmosphere and felt was going to
be repaid for my discovery. And, me-
thinks. here is found the hat" of to-
day. Imagine a semifiat. with lace
garland of roses perched higher at the
back, and a velvet ribbon bow tipping
forward to suggest the hat is worn over
the nose. The scheme of color is dom
inc rose, a sort of edition de luxe Of old
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huAo Ma
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New York.
All Is Vanity.
New York.

There are no more true photographs
in these days" said a fashionable pho
tographer the other day as the talk
turned to posing before the camera.
Why not?" we asked.
Vanity first. style second. vanity
third was his reply.
Then a woman does not care for a
likeness?"
She does-sometimes but not often.
Not when she is going to give the pic
ture 10 the young man from whom she
expects a proposal or to any stylish re-
lations or. indeed. when she is intend
ing it for her drawing room mantel-
shelf. I make a speciality Of women's
work. and l assure you that you would
be thunderstruck if you could notice the
difference between the real physical
characteristics Of the customer who
goes in and the finished product as we
place it on the counter for her in a few
days ready for some purpose of soci-
ETY."
How about the mem" was then ask
ed.
II am glad you spoke of it, the pho
tographer answered. do not think the
women are alone. They are vain. I'll
admit. but it is my impression that the
male customers are even more fastidi-
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downright, 1891


Yellow crocuses and blue periwinkles
in florists windows usually remind the
passing throng that spring is here.
I've vainly watched for their appear
ance along the thoroUghfares for the
past week, and each time my disap-
pointment grew greater when no slen-
der necks from the familiar moss COW
cred beds thrust up their yellow heads
nor starry petals did protrude. 1t is
the custom to buy according to such
signs Of the year, and by it We are ruled.
When early blossoms bid you good day
1t is time to be off with the old and on
with the new. / want a straw hat
which I confess is responsible for the
deep interest evinced. And after the
manner of some mammas mine holds
the purse strings and on occasion as
serts parental authority by designat-
ing the why's. wherefOres and whens"
which so frightfully irritate Daisy.
The aforesaid when proved the unde
sirable adverb which frustrated plans
and made me long for crocuses and
periwinkles by the yard. Mamma said:
Straw hat indeed, Not till spring
blossoms appear!
This morning my floral messengers
meekIy greeted me at Broadway and
Twenty fifth street alongside Of the Gel
ebrated Lawson pink. Here they were
in fat dishes springing from out
mound of green, quite naturallike, yet
so lacking, The frenzy for a new straw
hat almost forsook me. 1 failed to ex-
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NEW CoNCEITs IN BoDICEs AND HATS.

was rather more amusing than other
wise.
Ribbons are the proper adornment for
organizes and muslins. and since this is
a season of diaphanous cloths the rib
bon furore is at its height. Dresden de-
signs are more lavish. more artistic
more exquisite than they have been
during the winter. Their popularity is
on the increase. New combinations in
color are impossible as every known
association of tints representing favor
lite flowers has been employed for the
past few months Now fruits are
brought into requisition with charming
results. Some of the most snowy ex-
amples which are on display for early
spring are in sash width, measuring
from 6 TO 16 inches wide. These have
the appearance of having had a hand
full of blossoms thrown at them without
regard to order.
A new ribbon scheme had a narrow
check running through the center and a
Dresden border on either side One es-
pecially attractive combination is an
olive green plaid an inch and a half
wide bordered by vine of pansies. A
tiny check in shades of lavender, with
a violet border on an ecru background
is among the charming varieties in this
particular pattern.
Perhaps a more novel and peculiarly
woven ribbon is that with tinseI effect
These come in dark colors and strongly
resemble cloth Of gold 4 handsome
pattern defines punches of grapes with
cool green foliage. The reddish purple
fruit alternates with a bunch of unri0e
grapes of vivid green Narrow black
satin stripes running through the design
tone II down Such ribbons are made
into stocks and belts and harmonic
with any gown which one might choose
to wear.
Persian designs are prime favorites.
wrought in tapestry fashion Of blues.
ecru and old rose. Not infrequently are
seen Coioved satin stripes of uneven
width about half an inch from the edge
on ribbons Of this character. Shot rib
bon with Eeometrical figures and circles
in bas-relief is very effective. Color
is rampant-bronzes pale blue and coral
the delicate tints vyins with one an
other in kaleidoscope combination.
Taneta has been superseded by the
lighter weight or more saUzy stuff for
ribbons which are suitable 70 summer
fabrics: yet with that perversIty for
which fashion * remarkable. velvet rib
bons are the vogue and are intended for
the trimmings Of sheerest null and
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groom Eers prime faFpriiss Rome years
ago ~ Cd szeT accumulated a saapiy
q cartaeaff notices. aatch 80 aerr-
- and had framed az o<czs.an arssf
r. cheerful sesss ard bsueF sszssse rs--i
- cord q Re- sas1~ rssofs szrr 90
table en Hhich ne other rTes~cts usrs
grouped berg the motto F.zhs "a.
F.rht Ever
&FE Ju7ia pset Grant wlsss - Cen
s-a5 Craaf - 1p@ Eere ftar 81 yeas
Cd arr. aaftnr ETrfE elfe
rzrely leaves sfr wash sags - h.rrs 49,
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IN LENT.

The flesh she sterDIy mortified
Was that Of ny epaDored heart,
For when | hoped TO call her bride
She said that she apd ! must part.
But still, When straiDs roeIodious raise
Our sordid thoughts 10 higher tbpss,
! ALMOST Join in songs Of praise,
So s~eetIy ny dear sweetheart sings.
] gaze eoraPtured on her face,
Where PeoiteotiaI ferVor glo~s,
And marvel az the practices grace
That's shown in her angelic pose
Her eyes yelled lest they eotice,
Her lips are grave Nth Whispered prayer,
Ard Of her Lepte0 Sacrifce
She dreano1 she IS kDeeIios there.
Apd that is Why drain ny cup
And not too much ny fate aspiore.
For Just because she gave ne Up
~ S~eetbsart thinks Of me- i5e more
PETER ft'ARTHUR.
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Even though a guest or maid mad
vertently breaks bit Of china which
can never be- replaced she must smile
on as though the loss OF the entire set
would but emphasize the pleasure %
the evening. Though Ga her heart she
may be dubious about certain impur-
tant details Of her dinner Or dance. she
does not show her anxiety. A fyrrlei
hostess or nervous host. whose counte-
nance but badly conceals the worry
felt. can CO more toward making
guests uncomfortable than n the soup
were served stone cold and the salad
dressing were ruined by = foo bountiful
quantity Of vinegar. An imperturbabie
calm and ready tact are the two i'm
portant factors n the making ~ q mod
n hostess
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who are n any say related @ her -
painted Mary - those foF EhoTu she
has a particular f9uduess are aet IN
bracelets and are frequently wora ~
hrr ma gessy- The miniature q Princes
Eer~y = BatteEbsrE nay g. ssBgle
out as being ore = the most artiEt-r e
forts - ~ kidd ard 10 photograph -
her royal hiEhness has efsr hesn taken
un.ch gives q roo-a apeaE.nE Hxsn~ss-
AMOS the presenga lately shcWsfed
ureE e TUraI tr1e Hae cne ahsca aas
ihe Elf; % az 90 lady IN tEe aslsn-
borhoo1. Biz 49, SslG tE.1s az4
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perience the keen delight Of previous oc-
casions. and l hated myself for the
seeming inconsistency. The window
fascinated. though. and before evening
/ had repassed it a numberShf times
merely to stop and gaze. Now that 1
am at home the underlined is analyzed.
and know why my dear. sweetly sim
pie flowers failed To provoke the old
time giadsomeness. They are out of the
procession. The eye grown accustom-
ed to riotous color. demands even Of ma
ture her more brilliant hues. and to
quicken pulses. TO thrill, needs must
have them.
Adieu. pretty cr0cus and modest peri
Wrinkle. with all your simple sweetness,
Your reign is over. The pretender
usurps your throne. and hereafter mere
~ as a harbinger Of spring and monitor
for bonnet buying we'u recognize the
blushing caraation. This year the Law
son variety on stately stem IS sufficient
II charming 10 control the voice Of all
disSenteTs who at her bidding forsvear
allegiance TO other queens of sD~ir,r-
time. With sigh I must chronicle the
fact that crOcuses. periwinkleS and old
maid auntS are destined 10 flourish in
remote corners of the earth seldom szan
While pinks and bachelor girls progress
Inc oeauteous Jack rose increases in
splendor and has put on another coat
o. velvet. BY reason of a propagators
suI her petals are now double faced
IN velvet softneSs.
What about that hat? I'd almost lost
myself IN admiration of jack roses and
Jhat florist shop where flowers grave
ana gay contend for supremacy. on my
down town jaunts looking for nv IA
miiiar floral friends I searched the bon
net shops There were SO many. beauti-
iully built chapeaux I Was unable ia
decide which best liked. I listed the
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pretty tricks and charming piping give
her great pleasure To insure the safety
% her majesty's little festherea PETS. u
is forbidden Il any oue 20 Rave cat N
the royal househ0ld--at least any one
whose apartment Is At ali near the
queens
Until recently japanese women were
not allowed to spend their lives n sin
gle blsssedness. ard. 4 after a certain
age. they were stili unmarried the iav
stepped IN and provided them WIKI hus-
bands Now a decree has been made
b. the nlka6o. and women may remain