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The independent., 1903-07-09

The republican party consistently rep
rescnting the interests of cOmpara-
lively small, but financially powerful,
class who live by the toll Of others.
robbing the great mass of small pro-
ducers through special privileges in
the way of protective tariffs" fran
chises to build, own and operate pub
lie utilities and to tax the public at
their own sweet will for the use OF
these; an illegally granted power to
issue money and in numerous other.
but smaller ways. The democratic
party struggling to prevent the trust
magnates from making 1t mere echo
Of the republican OrganizatiOn-and
thus far showing an inability to exral
the traitors from its ranks. The So
cialists, divided and quarreling, try
ing to educate the proletariat into
class consciousness, y and receiving
aid from the republicans in order to
divert attention from populist de-
mands. Was there ever better time
to repair the broken down popnlist
organization and be ready for emerg-
encies next year?
This issue of The Independent con-
tains three calls for meetings to be
held in Denver, July ~ to 20, 1908, as
follows:
Call by J. A. Edgerton, secretary OF
the peoples party national commit
tee, for an unofficial and informal con-
ference of reformers, to discuss how
to provide political home for the
large army ef American voters who
are not Mark Hanna republicans,
Cleveland democrats, or Karl Marx
socialists"
Call BY 10 x. Parker, chairman Of
the allied peoples party, for q meet
ing Of the national executive and CEN
tral committees of that party.
Call by J. H. Edmisten, vice chair
man Of the peoples party national
committee for q meeting Of the ma
tional and executive committees of that
party.
In addition to these. number OF
communications are printed, together
with excerpts from letters printed In
former issues of The Independent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
Costly Sport.

One day last week Stephen Van Bu-
rem of Brooklyn went over the rivers
to New Jersey, taking his gun and dog
along, Somewhere not far from Pat.
erson he saw bird which he thought
looked like wild duck and he shot it..
The farmer who owned the duck had
him arrested and before noon he had
been fined twice-once for killing the
duck and again for being a nonrnsl-
oent gunner. The fines and costs
amounted to something over $5G, after
paying which Stephen Van Buren
Jared back to Brooklyn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
In the Wrong Department.

In the millinery show window OF =
large depa1A nent store in Philadelphia
= customer inquired of a saieswoman
what they charged to cIean feathers.
"Ten cents apiece" vas the answer.
"Oh, | never could pay that price!"
gasped the lady How many have
vou?' asked the clerk. ''if you have
suffi cient number we might make
reduction in the price Why, could
not count them said the customer.
afor have two beds full. She was
promptly directed to another depart
ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
TIL. Candidates "Sociabi!ity."

Major Gen. Isaac Catlin tells a
story Of one of his political cam.
naio, s Il voted for you, said a
workingman the day after an election
in Brooklyn, where the general fig
nred as a candidate for county Of
ece Il didn't intend to at first, but
one afternoon you we're going by my
house and you patted my goat, Billy.
and guy him an apple, and, says |, ii
the generals so sociable as all that
he must have my vote. New 1orh
Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
5tecsrian Wn6 Wss1seves-s's

! fact more remarkable ,e than nanoc.as cen,
a Ton longevity itself is reported
ienai o.se Of a man Of Italian birth
IL I'D ad antonio Novorini, who has just
nam, -, seraievo, in Bosnit, at the age
dieu II is recorded of him that
Or on,v last year. being then io4, A.. ne ,0,s CUT
OILY -, Get of teeth. Novorini was born
a ~ podna - and entered the service OF a
.,.alorn u landowner in Bosnia about
W., VIZ voars ago. He had never known
siAt, ;I1ness was, and died suddenly
whilst drinking a glass Oh aefa's'
water
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
RVAN'S CATAT RHINE

rs Gods lit uo man. - IS a positive
cure for catarrh OF the head and nose
how fever. asthma, headache, and will
cure a cold in one nights time. For
.a1e at al drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
,.l,o Laxative Bromo Quinine TAB
49,. All druggists refund the money
II if fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
y. 4nre is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12

A sood quality Of soap is neces
sary to beautify the complexion al
nCne other should be used. 1t :hoyu
not only be used for bathing but ais,
for shaving. Among ther things. the
Primrose BARRIERS select the best make
OF soap that can be procured Give
tnem trial and they will be sure TO
satisfy you
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
We Pick the Winners.

% p tn o ~ az prov just
~ information p @ h h horses he
San
that d IN e.
b he
an rain
d h Unpopular favor | d
wholesome ton to leg ammet tuf speculate viii % ~m in lie % less % m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12

p a 3 public .aFaa l a
N OF NN y II h hnN sHH Ia y 5ulaT.
TIL il Cay { FNH Hl
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q h
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12
Our CIitr4 won "A Million Dollars.

lknonha clients have &c @M y mas niue Mill al a rae
d Maxi G % low an "a
aveusm meHnm in h ]
is
ghoe.u <chnuhwh ama4t p n Gin AN M
mvSm pomsme mh "a five pa m MI i :
proof
I'll phcsw Hua e in three week m o " m s
W u n game o
began h % vices Sc
apg # nlg of l g II
fu unrahg a il an rll f "a 8 e " p
aau less MbaHe@n God shave gone marl1 tho ting "a " BE- u
rich nc operate ii t b yea int the n &
u35m Ii mfure the TINA he i'll
lurn@ Itrea have cnso Of ener @ in o. o in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-12

Less cur commission, 25 Per cent
Net profits on $40 play for month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
HATS FOR Ill OCCASIONS,
Harmony in Color Effects a Domi-
nant Note IN Millinery.

One kind % hat covers the head as vel as ar
other. but all the same. women realize that the
choice OF d hat is a serious matte--for the hand
some woman that she may choose the one that
best sets OF her face; for her less beautiful sister
that she may get one as becoming as possible.
4. =. Matthews Sons. Fultou-st.. Brooklyn have
hats to suit all tastes and purses. from chic
French imports,ions 70 simple and inexpensive
street hats.
In millinery. as in gowns. wood fore lace will
has the body entirely % this lace white. with
brim and low crown edse- with white chenille
Two ostrich pIumes and a large rhinestone buckle
used for decoration, with q soft TOsetIe o.
white satin ribbon under the 1riU-
Another Imported Int IS o. helirrope velvet with
low fiat crown around which lies fold OF violet
velvet and the right side long narrow cut
steel buckle curves around the crown. The brin
shades 70 purple at the outer edge. and Is cut az
the back the left side turned I'd. and across the
Of shaded velvet grapes and violet velvet IN bow
and ends. This hat is one OF the most unusual Of
the display. and is chiefly noticeable ior It's hsr-
LlOnv Of color.
A French bonnet for the woman 70 longer Young
IS made OF black chenille and jet, embroidered I'm
leaf uatrern There j a curoret OF chenille. with
heads Of tiny black birds and white ostrich pom
pom. and aigrettes give the effect o. height Tie
strings Of black velvet this bonnet
\ striking turbdn OF Matthews own design IS !
nile green maine. which fits close 70 the head at
the hack. and has distinct fare at the sides
Cords OF silk and pufts Of malins dnlsh the under
brinn and green chenille lace trims the upper side
OF the brin. Handsome green birds are also used
In vivid contrast this hat is a bright pink
beaver. Velvet of the color lies around the
crown. Silk medalliOns appliqued both sides
OF the briu and one enormous pink plume carries
ali before II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
FASHIONABLE NECkU'E4R
Lace Collars, Scarfs, Ostrich B0as Of
Infinite Beauty and Variety.

IL the store Of Frederick Loeser & CO. Bond
and Fulton sts Brooklyn. Lrso room IS given
over 70 the display Of laces. stocks. fancy BETS
and coIlarettes and there the most fastldlous
woman who steps foot The city may ind dainti-
ness a-plenty-
One OF the most popular adornulerts lor gowns
this winter will be lace collars OF course these
must be real lace. and one could not 10 1etter
than study the many designs a. Losers Most
Of +ha collars are made OF heavy lace. and some
are very elaborate. The round. stole anu SeEIN@
effects bid fair TO be most worn
lace 5v the ward. from heavy duchess % the deli
cate and lovely old rose point, MI the cases
Brcadcoth collarertss also seem 70 De 4--lVs lle
thing 4 handsome OF ivory while SHOWS ne
effect Of nunberless small petals by halr clfCles
cut in the cloth. which give a glimpse 'L 70
riIs green satin Iiufrz The green is again seer
in -he stole ends from which the Droadcotn - t4I
out in conventional designs
Near rhis COliarstte a stole ooa ana II. OF
white ostrich and mara5CG are displayed lLer0
are Il $50 many coo boas match dainty gov ms
4 rich scarf. to be worn as q tcltr--I- manu- ~
black velvet stock is made q white tstlLelL
slaborateIy embroidered by hand with sltAs oL
Persian coIorS. The ends finished Win ferSl4l
fringe The fancy stocks are biz more elaborate
nov than last year and represent rnuch 1dlu-
work The Persian stocks seem most N eVL1e-Cs
In dull shades and unusual shapes Tiny Deads are
also used for trimming stocks
Buttons seen now on every tlIii7-. ION -
most severe suit the dressy reception EeNn
Al Losers are all kinds 10 choose ron mere
are many in gilt. large and small ana pez..rI -
all sizes. also large wooden ones car e " pe-L---
which come opera coats and evening Nr1p7 %
all kinds - -
There is a choice selection OF frinSs and pas
eerAu-arfe here and bee Ititul irdesc-ill
suitable FOR fancy waists and gowns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
WINTER COATS And SUITS.
Smart Modes for Street and EUen'ns
Wear, imported and Domestic.

Handsome suits. evening coats and gowns msS
be seen at the store OF Abraham Straus. FUTON
ST. Brooklyn.
A smart black broadcloth suit with three-gra'ts'
coat has trimming Of black wood fibre lace. Inc
skirt is in four panels. held together by mar
black panns velvet straps. which are also used
to fasten narrow lace ca pc 10 the shoulders TIE
skirt OF this suit is made IN four panels and Is
trimmed with lace applique. A foUrce IS outlined
BIZ medaIlions of the lace
An exquisite coat Of ivory white anEora. three
quarter length. is almost entirely covered with
wide white wood fibre lace. This coat IS bloused
in front and belted with white satin ribbon caught
at the back by large rhinestone buckle. There
IL a full draped sleeve and gauntlet cuff trimmed
with white fringe and passementerie. \ Partisan
touch is added by three narrow Black velvet bands
dFounl the Goiiar- Inc coat = fastened ~ your
carved wooden buttons painted BY hand. and
duchess satin.
on I, princess gown % dark blue zfbelins a deep
velvet shoulder cape OF the color. blue wood
nhre ace EDGED with blue and sage. green angOrsi
three-lQ'trter erect IS produced by folds OF the
ating toward the back
White angOra edgfng. applique OF silk I'm frufta-
tol OF Persian lamb white chiffon and cream lace
make the trimming Of a white French cashmere
reception gown yoke effect is given 10 the skirt
point little below the hips. The TOP OF the sleeve
IS ful. and around the gauntlet cuff. near the
A hat Ery -7-f~t,r
mating wide bands Of white beaver and cream lace.
one large ostrich plume on the right side droOps
over the mar IN "" hack- and there are two
smaller feathers under the hat on the left side.
Pale yellow chiffon and velvet make the band. and
laid around the
A rnOdsh French importation j a pointed turban
OF navy blue shirred velvet trimmed with a band
Of coque feathers, shaded from dark 70 light blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
AT THE SIGN OF THE PANSY.
Large and Varied Stock Of Corsets-Table
Linen at Its Best

AZ the Sign OF the Dizta viii hereafter % also
the sign OF the Pausy'' Tor Messrs- James NC
C,1tcheon 4 Co. No. 4 West Twenty-tnlro-sl'
have lust purchased the entire stock ana interest
o. the Pansy Corset Company. for nearly max
century recognized as one OF the foremost FreIicn
ccrsets IN the market
The entire second hoo- % the Twerty-tnird-s-
building has been specially fitted Up fo- The dspiay
NJ tbA neU fall stves in this line and for Lae la,e
roveIrfes in French lingerie FIy4i-IIl-L o-1--77
rbe new models OF The season = ne
n T-onr OF late so popular IN PARIS AIs - -
shoIn AZ its best and IN the st-alsilI ~
rho Stock includes the latest IDEAS Srsr LeOtS' u
In lingerie Their large varlety nsTe n -
frar Store Of exquisite sets. espccay s-IcAo-S
- L-f5sI outrrs as well very atIractIss IS
Terse and ernbroideres the array - par
Ers AMI This shop. which has been aptIy c4Lso ne
Lov1s OF TIE ha1dkerchief. mas new GilSLs1
49, assortment than this season Win DIS OF
dafrrv cobwenby linen from E--5l-,L r1-Tye.
SvitZerland Germany the skill OK tLe lIlsL -,
1SorTsn disUIaved side BY side with tr WorH o. te
fsr or Armenian. the display - Wen "Oi1H Oi-S
while visit
ySrare something especially nice - tesirSI M
sxsrnDles OF these may b seen ~ ne L4llen
STCr-' as well as the latest inpoT tatiohs II VscOFA
u rba .@ yS,aI chic and charming new models IN
NanraI waists alWa-s OJtlicaDle mere az the NC
CTTcie0u store this season ofieEeo II D@rtic4-
larIy attractive designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
NOVELTIES IN STATIONERY.
Complete Writing Outfits in Correct Form
Menu Card Specislties.

A whole host q articles designed equally eo-
se--ics and beauty 20 10 make Up the conplete
desk e--iruleut Of the twentieth century scribe
= s-urecizte iris fully need only view the
wealth Ct rau novelties Il Writing accessories 81
Dempsey & CAROLS stationery store, on IHen-
fy--lir5-~t.
TIE spacious convenient for inspection eKhibi-
ZION cases are 0yerfoviug with things pertaining 70
ere writing comfort OF Or woman, for n TINS
connection -tc trru has made more distinct Dc
Lau~e than ever before 81 size and variety OF a.
s~-r-le-rs -.-
mos. very handsome new brass desk Furnishings
81 such demand here many ATTRACTIVE sly les
70 pen crars. e-c Prominent among me correCcSS
gathers devoted 10 travelling desk needs one " "a
sae Fashionable H1lrus skin novelties Il cTo~n'
Derpssv & Carroll's gathering Of the most oe-
sra ID games i, especially large al ne para
r.-e--.a-is Of crIbbaEe. bridge, whist. etc arc
-a---s- and servlceably apparent Inc FAMOUS
Hl5116sfr English playing CARDS are, OF course
r.r--..-1-r- There Is rro-use dlSElaE OF oslIl1s
1a-fCrs n boxed holiday Etft CORES Tordence O.
many useful desk purposes come IN. unique loess
j Vienna bror Is. q stationery racks, pen trays
---S firms highly artistic menu work tor llnch-
cons ba~0uers. etc. IS too vel Known . over
r-r- r--er- 20 note that the suggestions L'4 TIC
coming season arc most ATTRACTIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
A CONVENIENT FL0UNCE.
II Nav Be Utilized in Various Ways-Does
Away with Bulkiness.

Trrarv woman who has ever worn embroidered
rounce will appreciate the shaped or circular
sounce which - now being exhibited by sigrnune
HAins * Co. No. 5ss Broadway. A deep embroidered
hounce IS an extremely handsome trimming for an
,r-5a-sLfr- hut when made OF STRAIGHT ernDr0{Ierv
n h frnpossfbIS get the necessary fIness the
bottom without a certain oulaness IN the gathers
a, 49, ton vhi-h not only detracts from che beauty
~ me pettlcOau. but rom that % the gown worn
with il besides being inconventent IN the laundry.
TsEA circular dOunce invented by Messrs Signund
pIeine & CO. be put on without single gather.
- ssIls IN graceful ripples the bottom. The
zoun-e consists CO narrow panels. which broaden
toward the bottom where they end n vide point
az scallop and are Joined BY hernsrirching u = 50
si1nrIe that Il Is wonder che ever thougnr O.
n Before al5 It's IS BY no means limited -
y,6srsk.r-s Those o. sheer lawn make pretty
Sscorar.oa FOR white dress. being ysed az =
49,. as arother tor eN<hs ard TIA seV1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

II CniCersal Necessity-The Nezo
.Styles.

From ali the Knox stores comes news % spfrfsed
fail buying These famous cid stores vary lirtls IN
their trade. year in and year out Hats srs SUCH
universal necessity that they simply NUS oe had
The Knox derby ras a fun round crown. with a
zs-inch DOrsay curl The brin t. well rolled az
sides but with very little pitch front and rsar.
giving the hat distinctive character. The Kaoz
is particularly fan and winter style. and should
make particularly good OvercOat hat. The reSr-
lar dimensions 51a inches deep BY t7,-inch ern-
81 inches by inches, 81 inches By =. inches Tbs
SILK hat has 6ls-inch crown. Is 50 inches deep.
with medium bell The curl Is similar % the dsrhy
and the brins cut from Is inches I'd. Last
season shapes OF the most radical and freakisa
design were wanted This year al IS conservative
IRE wholesale side Of the Knox hrm reports tncr
Western and Southern hatters ind sale stu Tor
freak hats. but there the fad IL passing
II must not be forgotten that the Knox business
IN ladies hats = by means small This Drarc1
OF the business IL carefully looked after. and he
results speak for themselves
The exclusive agency method % selling the Knox
product prevents imposition. When the Gus
toner wants a Knox hat. be gets IL and !. sure
therefore. that Inferior article has fallen INTO
his possession The Knox standard IL car.esil-
maintained and the rel utat0n o. the 1ras 1saioss
guarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
LACEs AND LACE ROBES.
Cold and White spangles Added to the Rich
est-Filmy Novelties.

a.. -.,- -rre ls-e 5eos~r1lert At Enrich =. Sixth
49, and Tvyerty -thir1-sr. aid especially The me
importation OF lace robes. are among tAe oest
The opening season has 70 Offer in this line. n
these -c1es with rfcl white and cream laceS. are
orr5--ed cpalescert. gold. write s1o gray sIaTees
and with "a foundation Of hne black lace. pile'
greer Or red sIa-gies are added n aFllsuc O.
signs
eFieuclc effects ~ evening gowns are se-~AS@ -
ms novel va. and just visions OF lovellness
eaese creations well worth & visit Another nov
SS o. NE Incoming season is tinted Renaissance
- y ue french-Irlsh the shades OF PINK. b4oe'
800 alo brown predominant Pa1ne velvet IS
litroooeea with good effect into lace designs. and
$50 ol WOOL lace are used on gowns and
outer garments DYED silk Iaces are coming into
14hH t~Iialy. anc nowhere can be seen fuller
1s - SSc Ike II these than al this TTen-
III. IL tae t-i.ilHeIy Department are some OF The
rect e1eeedlLgly chic and original Is OF rows OF
Six g1l-OQI embroidery. An erGrt.t4s radiS.
plume II TIE sn metal tones finishes one SIDE OF
this and The gum is Of Hne cut s-oel a -icf1,-.
hat Hith side, wool lace brirn has hiab Gown
The right size All TIE inp6rtaTionS Of It's de-
I@Et-n~ai Efe .-4Ie't. lzed This season By unusual
mary hundreds or fine creations disrl.eE ,r1--s..
ors as thoss or great garden ~ bIs impress
Thi. house has "a most unusual GiSnIev = s,-s-sr-
GOWNS one ~ crepe de chine has panels q. 49,
ae eoToasT, yin va sins me Eilk 6Taids running
-effio1-S q Jhe sleeyss are q finely tucked six
Inevitable fulness about the elbows and a gir5ie
SOD. finish most striking costume. A cream
uet ezlbroi1ered IN hair lines u pink scroll
-Ee designs, from throat 10 hem. Is another at
iracti1e creation from across the water Pink and
blue silk mule D. introduced here and there with
farming effect and The whole does justice 70 the
world vide fame 81 ~ builders
saFe green rpsdclotl. enbelIished with an
plgue embroidery and chenille. a cream panns vel
- e,Iaer g2En srrtehea With panel. OF faeot-
"iLr z gr1ll OF several shades % pink and coral
.eaea1is. sae e STUNNING black gown wholly Of
sslsisssncs t1gotec together y panels with q
.eep cape q TIE sane. shawl effect over the
saozlcers arr tslshec with set plesttnrs OF black
cn.noa-tnese are few G. the many charming
sc-s9 wrch tbs hc1se he's t-cs-xS: Ger foa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

mile ringing from the elbows This - really =
strfkingly chic and individual model. ard wall
worth a visit Of inspection.
The new Beaucairs style is here seen Il seal.
with mink collar reve-s and cuffs, and finished
with heavy gold buckle 1t the narrow belt
Nuts OF newest cushionliks models in chinchillS
and Siberian squirrel. with huge six and sighr
pointed stars Of imperial er-ni1e let n the TOP.
are 4 feature OF the fall iupOrtariOns- These
richly embellished with silk passen1entere. heavy
pendants and cut steal ornaments. stole collars
IN the same combinations make the compiets
sets or may be purchased separately
4 mO-eskiu stole has 2 bOwkuOL adjustable clasp
OF gun metal. which spans The whole width OF the
FUR and Is luidue and effective. In fact. the va
riety OF attractive garments, large and snail
IS almost endless here.
a oreiJsc1Wauz coat. trimmed with
err1inr. effective IL also has deep de-
tachable collar. which adds materially % its
fort and convenience The aim % this particular
manufacture seems be TO combine the greatest
amount OF comfort with the OF style and goct
taste in every garment turned out