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FR0CkS FOR SCHOOL WEAR

As to dresses and suits, there are
hundreds OF ideas TO choose Ifoih'
with. for school wear, the palmer
STYLES ruling, as matter OF course.
Guimpe styles are always good, and
the chemisette guimpes used thiS
year are especially good for school
clothes: but white guimpes entail
more laundry work than every mother
is willing to allow.
Soft wooden stuffs, cashmeres and
henriettas, voiles tfor voiles wear
splendidly even for children) and
serge of every description, and bright
little novelty cloths and plaids OF
every sort are all used.
One of the simplest styles is that
made with nothing but wide plaits for
trimming, the style bing something
like that of the Russian blouse dresses
which are so popular. An odd collar,
which in reality extends only from
the second plat out over the shoulders
takes away from seeming severity.
Russian blouses and sailor suits are
far away the most popular styles for
little girls-and for their small broth
ers as well-and are executed in every
conceivable kind of material.
A dress which is practically COM
bination of 10th styles is designed
ror boys net older than years. Full
blooomer trousers are worn with
it, and should show just below the
hem of the dress. Linen or cotton
stuffs or serges and their kin make up
equally in this style.
A great mistake mothers often make
is in getting materials too light in
color for school frocks, because the
tots wear aprons over them. But, al
though the aprons bear the brunt of
the wear and tear, the hem and yoke
and sleeves are sure to soil easily,
seemingly more than when they are
"OlH WI Houl aprons, Inc contrast be-
tween clean and soiled aprons is so
marked.
Dark. yet bright. colors are best and
the mixed stuffs-red, with plenty of
black in it, and gray OF dark plaids
make as servicable dresses as can
be made. If you get dark blue or
green. get shades with plenty of col
or; and almost any plain color will
stand dash Of vivid color or of gilt
IN the trimming by way of lvening il
up.
Soutache and the wider braids are
wonderfully popular for trimming
especially for these simpler frocks-
the ones best for school.
These simple little blouses make
lhe incest sort Of finish to a simplo
hnen suit. They are made of lawn.
trimmed only with fine tucks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

Aprons have come back into fashion
for little girls, and have brought with
them odd little age distinctions. For
the r;tiest girls almost every apron
IS mace with yoke, and the fuI' skirt
of the apron allowed TO sp"ing free
,om it; while other girls wca.' aprons
which belt in and have short, tull
skirt only from the belt.
But aside from these comparative
ly unimpcrtant little distinctions,
aprons are as varied as materials,
from the play apron, made with long
sleeves, that covers the little dress
completely, to some that look as
though brought directly from Paris.
so thoroughly French are they in idea
and expression.
Play aprons are usually made OF
ginghams, in checked or plain effects,
almost never in white. They are made
loose enough to slip on easily over
the dress-especially at armholes and
shoulder seams-and allow perfect
fl eedom to the small mortal in it..
Their only requisites are that they
must be made so they will launder
easily, and made full enough not to
bind anywhere.
Like workaday aprons for grown
ups, there's no reason why they should
not be pretty. when little thought
will make them So Feather braids
come in great variety and makes a
pretty and an inexpensive little trim
ming.
Or plain chambry or gingham may
have heavy briar-stitching done in soft
embroidery cotton, either in straight
lines outlining the yoke, or in waving
lines which cross each other and form
a series of circles. The usual brown
and white gingham is being replaced
by linen or cotton stuffs in the natur-
a! tans (stitched with red or blue or
black), which have a good deal more
style about them.
Fine lawn is the most popular mate
rial for dressier aprons, although any
of the stnrdier white stuffs are used
Some of The prettiest regular little
lingerie affairs, put together with VEIN
ing and embroidered and tucked and
hemmed exquisitely by hand.
They are rather extreme. though,
ard the more satisfactory way is to
save the handwork for dresses, MAX
ing aprons in sturdier way.
Embroidery insertion of strong,
open kind was chosen for the square
neck and the belt of the apron shown
The low belt allows room for full.
ness in the dress worn underneath
yet is less in the way of the little girl
than an unconfned style would be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

know, dear, that such a wish is in
vain. A score of fellows may touch
them, when am not by your side.
and other eyes than mine may see
them on the streets and at parties.
Il bought the longest pair could
get and if they are too long you can
let them wrinkle down. A great MAN.
girls wear them slipped down d little.
ALWAYS wear them at parties. !
want to see how they fit.
Some fellows have dirty hands
and they are likely to soil them but
You can clean them. dear. with ben-
zine. if you will leave them on till
dry. hope they are not too small.
BLOW in them before you put them on
From your loving Willie"
The engagement is off and if "youl
loving Willie. ever shows his mug
on the north side of town he will get
1t knocked off by the hammer-like fist
of "D"arest Ones father. The moral
to this is that a man sh uld alwa-s
lcok in the box before sending il IN
his ownliest own.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

ing to paint in oils or decorate leather
with a hot poker, she ought TO learn
cooking. sewing and other useful
household craft. Nine out of ten girls
who take lessons on the piano or the
harp never touch those instruments
after the first baby arrives. II nall
the time given to monotonous pract1c-
ing of musical exercises were spent IN
the cooking school and sewing class
how much more competent the girls
would lie as wives and mothers.
fault of many women is that they
lack a sense of the value of time. Be
ing at home and not under the disclp-
line that rules everybody, from the
bead of the firm to the Office boy, in a
business house, l>any women dwaddie
more than they suspect. They 90
not get up in the morning, as man
does. with a realizing sense of truth
that there is Il days work ahead.
They do not repine, as man would
do, over lost hour. If man spent
an afternoon making calls he would
account it wasted time, but a woman
who makes five calls in a day goes
home elated in spirit and convinced
that she has earned that day her daily
bread
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
How, s,ThIs?

We offer One Hundred Dollars 70
ward for any case CT catarrh tha,
can not be cured by Halls Cararr,
cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo q
We, the undersigned, have know.
r, }. Cheney for the last fifteen wears
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and 5nan
clally able to carry out any oblie:
tons made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale druggists, Toledo. O
Halls CatarlL cure is taken in
fernally, acting directly upon tn,
blood and mucous surfaces of the sy>
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Pr G,
20 cents per bottle Sold by all dr, =,
gists.
Take Halls family pills for copsti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
SENATOR BERRY'S POSITION.

Senator Berry has issued lengthy
address to the people of Arkansas
III which he fully defines his position
with reference to the manner in which
he will conduct his campaign and sets
out the issues clearly.
Briefly summarized his address
deals with the subjects as follows:
He favors:
Reform of the present tariff laws.
More effective suppression of trusts.
Freight rate control by Interstate
Commerce.
Making it crime TO deal in futures
on farm products.
He will not
Engage in campaign of abnSe and
vituperation.
Build up corrupt machine 10 win
office
He has
Stood for the farmers against cor
porations.
Compelled railroads to pay taxes
they had avoided.
Relieved state of an Old debt ef
$2.S00. 600
Secured appropriations for rivers
and harbors
Built many public buildings
Never accepted free passes from
railroads.
Never hired a man TO work for him
at the polls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
LOOKING ECR SMITH.


One OF the pol c2men VINO stand or
downtown cones SAYS tha, yp.d ~.
day countrymaa approached him
and said:
I'm looking for my cousin. Thought
prhapS You cnd tell me where to find
him. I don't know where he lives er
what he does
What's his Nance asked the 30
liceman
Smith
Stand over there on the corner
and holer smith said the officer.
Maybe he'll be in The crowd that an
swers kansas Cit Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
HOTEL EDNA

tt cir qualifications through agep1
I'll ir OWL sel, c;ion. No person
r, w II be permitted TO acl d. j
Tor more than one soldier OF y
The reservation is reached " y
tage via a new transportatlon
FROM Mack. Colorado, known u
Uiniah railway, also by Stay
from Price, Utah, a statlon VI
)ne Of the Oenver and Rlo VI
railroad. i
On This account and IN wv.
admit of interested persons
rating in the very unusua!or'1
rity thus presented, at nonlna
pense, the Fort Worth anu
City railway (the Denver h0au;
sell round trip tickets IRON
points daily at rate Of one lAs
s. for the round trip, with ie'~
1t of sixty days from date Of ~
and will also afford the PRIV
stop-overs going and retuFn'Ds
der to facilitate the interest,". !
desiring to investigate ana nN
Details regarding the oes' :
Procedure in order to secu'e
he property will ne supIleu
est by Mr.. A. A. Glisso'' !"
The Denver Road" at F".
Texas. upon application.
referred to are in many fe''
traordinarily good and' :,
probably the last oppoflu..
kind which will be affordeu
years to come, it goes wl'D0
that an enormous interest
found in the opening by
all sections Of the countl'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

7.r25 eco Acres Of Government Land
to Be Thrown Open sor Settlement,
August 28. 19C5--A S,.iendid Oppor.
tuaity to Locate in a Most Favored
Portion of the Northweat.
Advices are received to the effect
tbai thH lintah Indian reservation in
Utah will be thrown open by the gov
ernment for settlement on August 2S,
and that on account of same indivil.
ual registrations for the land will
commence Au2ust | at Grand Juno
ton, COloraio and at Vernal, Price
and Provo, such registrations TO
close August 70.
Drawings to determine the order in
which selections of the land may be
made will be held at Provo, Utah
commencing Thursday, August H.
and the applications of those partic
i,ating and drawing numbers from
d %, inclusive, must be presented q
serna!, Utah. August %, when they
vii be considered in their numeric"'
order during the first day; the apr
'@ttlons Of holders of numbers 3
NJ, inclusive, to be presented tn
ocond day, and so on until all nu9,
rs have been disposed Of.
Between the time of rcgistra''
I'd the drawing. applicants will be
ven certificates permitting them to
mine the lands. M applicati'
Il entry must be made individually,
nd can not be made by agents or
nresentatives except in the c.S
""r'h'v discharged sailors and
soldiers, who may submit proofs Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
THE GOVERNORS WEAKNESS.

John Reese, booze peddler OF
Nashville, was fined $4,000 and five
years in the pen for selling booze.
few sentences like that in Jones'
boro would soon put a stop to the
booze business.-Jonesboro Times
Enterprise.
Perhaps the Times-Enterprlse for
gets the weakness of the governor as
exhibited in his pardon record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
WOMAN'S CRITICS.

Mrs. John Lane in the London Fort.
nightly Review. declaims against the
wasting of time by women H W
many of u.s. she asks, sit with our
hands folded, doing nothing, thinking
Of nothing. but Just mentally and phys.
ically limp. weighted down by empty.
useless tine which we try TO kill
with yawnins desperation. Think of
the hours we waste at the plane which
no one wants TO hear and which we
never learn to play; think of the awful
pictures we make. which no one wants
t" see the innumerable things we do
that are so much better done by some
one else There may be male loaters
supera bundant male i0afers. hn1 il
seems TO me as if 1hoir united mum
bers are nothing compared to those
worthy lady loafers who are respect
able and perfectly idle. Why should
woman be permitted to loaf nnre-
proved? Is idleness a feminine priv
iiege :"
This little sermon by Mrs. Lane
describes aptly the case of a great
many women who give much of their
time TO cultivating useless accom-
piishments' or frivolous society. A
woman who expects 10 marry should
according 10 the San Francisco Bulle
tin. look on being a Watr~n and ,e,otI,
er as a career, and should study to
equip herself for it. Instead of learn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
ACULTERATED GROUND

Cnstomer-"Are you positive that
was pure sround coffee you sold me
last week "
Grocer-"Of course am What
makes you doubt o.
Customer-"Oh. nothing-only there
Was some gravel in the ground"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
THE REAL TEST
OF Herpicis,s n In Giving 1t n Thor
euuh Trial.


There is only one test by which TO
,.igc of the e.ieierCs Of any ticlo
49,. that is h is soility 10 do that
,..ch i i intended % do. Many hair
rlr- may lock nice and smell nice.
tie p3i9t i@-do they eradicate Dan.
1t II step flH."S halEE
NO tAeY De not. BIT Hesptade Gees,
'oeausc it Gees To the root Of e ell
ud l.'}t TIE GERM that a . Is -
lpilla from whence the hair gets .ts
lie.
Letters from prominent people eve,v-
who're are d&i!V proving that Nowbros
I,ornicide stands the test Of use."
It is delightful dressing. clear, pure
nd fr'e tram oil or grease.
Sol h leading druggists ScnA &c. j..
lamps for sample to The Herp;cide Co,
Aetroit. Mich.
or sale by Coon and Bedell, special
agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

Advertising is like a plant With
the proper care and attention it will
grow TO mammoth proportions and in.
crease the business of the merchant
-Ottumwa. Ia, Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager OF circu'
0aticn of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers
norperly, will confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
nr failure to deliver at once. Phone,
sld sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
HEROIC MEASURE.

Bills-What made Mrs. Smith ap-
Fly for divorce?
WillS-Alimony that is the only
way she could get any money out of
her husband.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

The most successful merchants of
any city are those who use the adver.
Using space in the daily newspapers
Wilmington, Del, Every Evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TEETH

In the best dental schools In the
country. Thep we acquired skill and
experience in years of practice. Now.
We offer you the best modern dentist.
~ in all branches at moderate rates
Tell us about your tooth troubles.
Our office is newly equipped with
the latest appliances known to the
dental profession. With our Nitrous
Oxide Gas, Vitalized Air and Electric.
al appliances makes Filling. Clean.
St, aightening Crown and BridgeWork
ard Extraction absolutely painless.
We are the largest dental company in
the South, and owing to buying Cur
material in large quantities. are able
tn offer greatly reduced prices in al
branches of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
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WITH ARKANSAS PRESS.

A true stateman always has the re-
spect of a majority of his political
opponents. See that your favorite
candidate measures up to this stand
ard to some degree at least.-DeQueen
Bee.
The government helps those who
help themselves. Make good roads
and go after the rural free delivery,
and you will get it.-Lockesburg En-
terprise.
If the pace terms suit Japan, the
balance Of the world has no ground
for kicking Japan was great in war
and she is greater, grander in peace.
Sloan Springs Republican.
Quarantines are simply means of
self-protection and should have the
support of every good citizen. They
may work a little hardship on some,
but will be the salvation of the pub
lie in the end.-Hope Gazette.
The candidates for governor should
by all means get together and arrange
for a joint canvass. This is due the
voters of the state. who should be
informed as to how the candidates
stand on the various political issues
Of the day.-Beebe News.
There will be large two-hundred-
room hotel in Sloan Springs before
another season passes, so tell your
friends to come TO this place TO spend
the summer-Siloam Springs Herald
md Democrat
Some of the state papers are pro-
testing against the charge CT one dol
lar for health certificates We think
that this charge is exhorti1ant and
should be reduced.-Des Arc Guidon.
Att0rney-General Rodgers says that
he can take corn cob with light
ming bug on the end of il and make
Gov. Davis Jump into The Arkansas
river. DO il, Beb. Jeff needs a bath
. Hot Springs Sentmel-Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

If the pace terms suit Japan, the
balance Of the world has no ground
for kicking. Japan was great in war
and she is greater, grander in peace.
Sloan Springs Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

Some of the state papers are pro-
testing against the charge CT one dol
lar for health certificates. We think
that this charge is exhorhiiant and
should be reduced Arc Guidon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

The government helps those who
help themselves. Make good roads
and go after the rural free delivery,
and you will get it.-Lockesburg En-
terprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05

,.125 eco Acres Of Government Land
to Be Thrown Open sor Settlement,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-05
Parnell White Sulphur Sprin|

The best eas
bination Of
mineral wata
in the soutA
A positive
8 stomach ila
Pure light, d !
air, fllered
through mila |
of virgin pm
forest. The
cleanest hotsl
in the state
rs the Eda,
'erfect wata
aa0rks y and
sewerage $!
ten. stand
bath, Ge]
ICED PelM
service. \
ideal home
and 1--WE ~
the water
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-19
new PHELPS.DODGE LINE
Ell PASO AND SOUTHWESTERN
SYSTEM WILL BUILD FROM
DAWSON TO POINT NEAR SAN
IA ROSA.
(From Wednesdays Daily. ]

A special dispatch from Ell Paso
says that upon his return to that city
yesterday from New York, H. s. Sim
mons, general manager of the FL Paso
& Southwestern system, announced
that the road had engineers in the
field with the intention of building a
line from Dawson, n. M, to a point
below Santa Rosa, N. NJ, to provide a
direct line from the important Dawson
coal fields to the Phelps-Dodge mines
in Arizona. The line will effect a saw
ing both in distance and in grade, and
will pass through Las Vegas, provid-
ing a new outlet for that district. 1t
will also free the Phelps-Dodge com
pany from the traffic arrangement
with the Rock Island for the present
route giving absolutely independent
control of the road from the coal
mines to the copper mines.
The new line will be almost exactly
a north and south line, and will prob
ably be over two hundred and fifty
miles in length. 1t will pass through
Colfax, Mora, San Miguel and Leon
ard Wood counties and will afford an
outlet to al immense district which is
at present without railway connection.
1t Will penetrate central New Mexico
about midway between the present
Dawson line which connects with the
Rock Island at Tucumcari, and the
Santa Fe Central railway.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-19
SURVEYING PARTY FOR
SOME COMPANY BUSY

A special dispatch from Trinidad to
Denver Republican says: A surveying
party recently sent out from Ration
has revived the story of the building
of the Rock Island railroad into Trini-
dad. It is stated that the route prob
ably will be through the Vermijo and
Castillo district near Tercio.
Several years ago a survey was
made from Tercio to Dawson, N. NJ,
ard It was believed that the Rock
Island was behind this survey. At
one time It was rumOred the Rock ISL
and people had purchased the Colora-
do & Wyoming railroad, which runs
from Trinidad to Tercio, to give the
Rock Island a clear outlet into this
city.
The Colorado & Wyoming road is
the property Of the c. F. e I. company.
Nothing definite has been given out
and there is considerable guess work
as to who Is behind the survey, but II
is evident that some railroad corpora
ton is at the head Of the enterprise.
Special Officer w. L. Paris recently
arrested Antonio Armiio at San Jose
and Eugenio Segura at Ribera for
having assaulted Brakeman Gibson,
says the Optic. The latter was beaten
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-19
Railroad Topics

up badly by Armijo, his brother and
the man Segura. The men, along with
several others, were stealing a ride in
a o car, and the assault was made
while the party was being elected
from the train. Armijo was arraigned
before Justice Otero on the west side,
who bound him over to the grand jury
in the sum of $1,000. Segura. who
turned states evidence, was held as
a witness in the sum of $50.
Ed Heidell, of Las Vegas, has Joined
the family in st. Paul, Mimi. where he
has entered the shops of the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul company as an
apprentice to the boilermaker's trade
The young man has tied himself for
four years servitude, after which time
he will be in circumstances to care for
himself splendidly during the residue
of his days.
The Kansas City Drovers' Journal
says: o. A. Willingham, of Corona, N.
NJ, had in today three carloads of cat
tie, the first to come from that part
of the southwest. The shipment con-
sisted of a carload of cows, a carload
of light stockers that sold at 1910, and
a carload of calves that brought IS.
Engine No. 3, belonging to the Ian.
try-Sharpe Construction company,
which has been undergoing repairs
in the Santa Fe shops at this point,
was turned out yesterday and taken
to Belen by Engineer Mckee, where it
viii be used on the cutoff.
John s. Miller, a Santa Fe brake.
man, running west out of this city.
who has been undergoing treatment
for throat trouble at the company
hospital at Los Angeles, passed
through last night on his way to Chi.
cago, where he is going for an ex-
animation of his trouble,
George Saint, connected with the
engineAng department of the Albu-
querque Eastern railway. left last
night for a business trip to Chicago / in
the interests of the road.
Service Inspector A. S. Rankin. of
the Santa Fe. arrived from his head
quarters at Topeka last night and
spent the day here on official bust
ness.
l.. U. Morris, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division OF the Santa Fe.
after spending yesterday in the city
on Official business, returned to San
Marcial last night.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-19
PEREA WILL PROBABLY BE
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM

Late developments in the Ease of
George Perea, the young man who
was arrested yesterday for burglariz.
ing the Kempenich store, show that
the boy is insane.
The boys father. Rev. Jose Y
Perea, of Pajarito, has retained At,
torney II. w. d. Bryan. of this city.
who, it is said, will have him exam,
ined as to his sanity, in order that he
can be at one removed from the
county Jail and placed in the terri.
torial asylum at Las Vegas.
In the absence of Judge Ira A. Alb
bolt, of this district, Judge John r.
McFie, of Santa Fe, will be asked to
come to Albuquerque and conduct the
examination.