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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
FARMERS VII suV corToN.
Georgia PisassFs viii Pufohass eta.
pie Below ~ Cent? & Pouaa.

Georgia PisassFS viii Pufohass Ga.
pie Bsiew ~ csnts q Ponaa.
Sparta Ca, Oct rs. --Tho follow.
inE resolutions we're adopted n the
meeting of the Hancock County Cotion
ASSOCIATION. the object being 10 form an
organization 10 eater che maFket foF
the purehase of ell o0ttoa offered Cor
sale below II eents:
Resolved. TaAt Ws form q local e.
sociati0n for the paFehasa - ail eot.
ton forced 70 OF offered Zee sais eaiou
n cents. ths minimum price ezo6 ~
che association as the mruket pflaa
Cor midGling grade.
The chairman 10 appoisi e o8m.
mitiee % four. beside himasil % e..
range ways sad Hseaaa
I'VE eammsna snna . eOafns % gash
county association Ia ne eottoa halt
aa being ths 0aly practical uag %
farm . oottoa holding e0mpaay. ffan
WAtel he prof3esrs thGRasiVss wiu
FsAS As beafnL-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Taeaa Ara. o. ~ "A ntaF ega
elsI ffg9 Pstseast ssgs ghat tae A.
RlaiRsfs hEsg akag.ea = fegealia8
nfrlaE esagssss 70 taeafpogafa a tte
Artaea aafehq4 ID q plgaaitiea
araa1ag gta neeuaag af gaNbnae %
frfs go the asia q intniE q
IS ~ e A
"a -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

kaana. OF % -.l'Tst as go
bsisa sa6e ssfs ~ 80 easafs 80
eeeitaa 80 hangset o. - 4.
Wuisa 1ssaisGs fsgts e. ~ aFnS
e. q naaiiA ~ s4iigs ftes arsn.
apai aDezg WAom afs tss lnF -
aeEEaata 0gmea aa4 tlsst11a 60 fas
famaa fNgs1 fsmfF ~ keaa
as e ~ gggaa 49, r
fm a.
M
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
WOMAN FOUND uneoWselova
PsIlss % Net knew WhslhsF II o.
eass % Murder o. euleiGa.

Pslles % Net knew Whether II ls
Case % Murder o. ouleldo.
New Hork. OCt. 49,. a woman ap.
paFehiiy bat - o. 20 years Of ESQ.
was fond IN the Wagon SHE'D Of a
bfeWiag company ID The rear % The
FuitOa avenue. The BF0aA. last ulghl.
sac uAs alive bat unconscious. ThsFe
we're tafse ballet bales 10 Der seek.
~ zoe hsapiihi q vas said that thsFa
vas 10 shanee ~ hsr Feooyery IL q
pockelbook were ttis. q tFuah ksy.
q pair d siik aioVas aad thls nsts Ia
ueFmAa. addressed 10 Q mah:
= hops yga may 81 your deserts.
I always Wss . decent sri Prey
uod uiiI ioFNiFe ne ana panish you.
Pieass buFy ne ID the poor eamsssfy.
Make 30 aiteMpl 70 ana ~ relatives
tslUbaal v. Anna I4aoaes"
TIE poiio9 afa sl . tana h kh0W h0u
tbe Wn9n.ia eOaie b. sslfinsistsd 70.
- tte nesa iEdleates. ne ease sas
alisi6a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Para, Oct. ~ -IThs a1baFtngV 81
ths agmeftd cruiser pgsala flpm Caef.
bsuFE yesterday ~ ne isaac ~ Mar,
tiaiqss. Pses1h West iaAies. lasa9uF.
aiaa tha pFepaFaiioaa foF deaiing piih
TIE veuaussiaa gsssilss Htfk . pleoas
has1. 70 Psesiaest CaSes psssisis Il
Ma Pseseat sogfEa re ftsaia wIl
step e. BFsHt, wheFe shs ~ . eai1sa
~ ne egniaeFs taFafsiaf ang Cas-.
ssissp-Iasba1 Tbs JAfea Bafuhipt
wiig tbaa pfueees torefhr y thr
FSsueh Wu9 lsaise - tisg ~ sru's
srB Iarsu e. fa9gurs . en- Trgsas.
aSu 81 Martiaiqaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
NaA alha A.. eanantsA.

Baksgaaei6. cal. Oei it-As ~
suit q tAa sse9u4 days drive u tas
baes a. 80 ETA wtieh foF ysaFs paSi
hsVe me4s lhsif feeding Eroanda 81
Ghs hliieF haa thE FEash ~ nuftog
WUisN. - miiss toais ~ thia eilY. 81
paFfsef sgaslmens vsrs ssptafo4 =
ne laFiei yesterday and ~ these %
lived - - ifaaafsfFsi b tie EeTeFn
msat reserve aegBoia Part ~ ieari
$50 az agni ~ hfne Ths taaE q
7-ere reg ~ ksFa d - ~ ata1,
Gaaee - fhs gFsssst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

NsW EoEk. OF. ia tpe1iai q
the Tsibuns froaa Nsu nedfafd. Masa.
aaye thsi he whaiins sohoonsf eft
arrived - pogt N0ataE fgum ifsta1s
~. AFTER = severe reJaRa eaFryina
1850 psuads ~ uhalfhoas ne -
psgta thas ne SsTwvgiaa Agcue sEglss
t16 oEDeeitca aAa E1nro9nfni CD nsk
rs ~ eaftaWeai gsasaRr. C9osair
CeMeg baaiH1 his NateDeufs 20 8 90
~ ~ M frun c1nmaatss Amunss
sou q fha stpss Gfsa. whe 80 e
fhs laBs. Aer1 s1 q Elsg Vlasiaa
lae ~ nsIiptl FepHst iaei fal
asFe m G.
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
FEARFUL STORY OF sAupwREck.
oHly Two Of Crew Esesps-SR Are
praMnad or auIelded.

Drowned or eulelded.
Boston, Oct is, "A slAry OF a north
Atlantic shipwreck. IN %kch eight sea.
men suffered 30 teartully from cxpos
uFe. hunger and thirst, that siN OF them
either died outright, were washed away
or craEed by their fearful experience,
threw themselves into the sea. was
told BY the two survivors OF the coast
ing schooner, vanname and King. Of
New Haven. which Wag beaten 10
pieces by \ gale oa Nv bouth Caro-
lima coast on Oct. 6.
The two men who lived through the
ave days we're rescued BY the sohoon.
Or stlllman =. Kelly, which arrived
here late today. arc william Thomas
and william q. Warner. both 30 years
old. aud hail from Antigua. British
West Indies. The slx $40. one by
one. succumbed. Weroi
Caplain William A. Maxwell. of New
Jersey Mate 4 Chase. home unknown.
engineer, q 0erAlaH. name unknown.
ncgrO steWafd, name unknown, vii.
liam GriErll and Pred Arthur. nsEro
semen. both from Jamaica.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
RAWLINGS MAKES Confession.
Tells that His soma Were Not lmplL
Gated IN Murder.

Gated IN Murder.
Valdosta. Ca, Oct. ia consider.
able sensation Was created here by the
confession Of J. @. Rawlings. In which
he acknowledged that he hlrde the con.
demned accomplish. Alt Moore. TO hill
Carter.
Rawlings attempts to clear his Sons
OF completely In the assassination Of
the Carter children last June, and
while he admits hiring All Moore "a
put old man Carter out Of the way"
he still contends that neither one Of
his sons was present or had anything
TO TO with the tragedy.
Il has been rumOred for several
days that the elder Rawlings contem.
plated confeshing his part IN the crime,
and once or twice 10 Conversation with
visitors 10 the jail he VAS trapped into
alleged discriminating admissions. Bls
action today, however, Was entirely
voluntary. unless II be that be was per.
suaded to the course BY his wife, who,
Il has been freely stated, recently
came TO see him Tor the purpose Of
tTyinE to get him 20 shoulder tie re.
sp0nsibiliiy for the HssassinatlOhs aud
try 10 save his cons from the GaIlOws.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

81 Augustine, fla, oct tt,--TAo
preliminary trials 0t the four oatoaa
brothers, accused Of The murdeF II 0eA
Rhd Edward Carter, was held Moaday.
Judge MaCkay decided 10 hold au the
defendants under $1,000 b0nd each 10
answer such indictments ~ may b.
found at The November term Of TIE ctr.
cult court The nth brother, James
Osteep. 1as not yet been captured. A
sensational stair gFsW out % lac TRIAL
shortly after the court adiouTned 90
noon louis Aleklsr, II Diego. e.
lacked and severely coWhlded Perry
Greens. u Moulirlo. before the AFFAIR
Waa stopped By The outsldsrs, Il vas
said that Miekled had been bitter
against Green Tor yeaTt on heount %
90 iRaultihg lettsr UFesu ID alleged %
have written 70 he Wifo. TIE two
atehdst The trial sad the ooualdlns
followed AFTER the affair tha tus men
wsnt 10 opposite diFestiaHs,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
'LE RETURNING
/. TO Their HOMES
rleans Citizens No Longer
Pear Yellow Jack,
MINES Are sElNO RAISED

NTINEA ARE BEING RAISED
People TO cersscsn City from
bdlns Gentry lS Large, and
etsl Registers show that =
Many Visitors Are In City.
orleans, Oct. 1S.-The rush Of
leans people to their homes
5. partly induced by the fact
danger from fever Is practical.
and partly by anxiety to be
Eing the visit Of President
t.
representative business men
nciers are cutting their vaca'
rt IN order to assist In show
ne president how much his
during the fever fight are ap-
aux Of people from the sur
states and more remote sec
the country Is also on. The
port comparatively long lists
b and the lists promise 10
from now on. Commercial
from the north, east and
B have been kept away for
hths, are also putting In an
).
ntFy towns that are lifting
tines are crowded with me-
borers. clerks end others IN.
the sugar lnduatry.
Of toe Texas Pacific and
Valley, both Of which ira.
sugar country. are gradual
pened.
b fever situation mends
At the rate at which lns
begun the deaths for the
will probably equal tnOse
week. but there promises to
striking dimlnutiOn In the
eases. Ia the state during
ling - hours there were only
be- and the hrst good news
time came from Patterson OF
new case In two days. The
81 Of last week Is believed
one mHcn toward the destruc
feeted mosquitoes IN the city
Tendance a. the New Orleans
ehOois is now reported to be
gain Of over 5000 since the
two weeks ago. Two more
hools opened this week, lsaV.
two unopened.
hite has accepted an invita-.
the guest Of the country club
quet 20 be given on Oct. -.
quet 10 10 BE- an expresslcA Of
ID appreciation o. Dr.. Whites
h the fever eight.
IBERIA has not altogether adopt
noequitO theory. u has docid.
arautine houses IN which cases
exist. There are sixteen cases
ew. Only one death has %
NsN cssas. No DssthG
aeon today there we're tive
PES q yellow fever Hnd nc
, we're Issued today 20 receive
patientn q the Emergency
- there b . foTeoasl q 3
fempogatuTs t0meFF0w, me
foday e eloar and warn.
not considered laEogahls
f9F ths further removal q
PEA However. there is great
thai q visH a. tie coaila
eFewent ne esn speli a. oolS
Wli bglag = guaaFai c1llap
esioNa
mpgemeat ID EFaia has START
~ FFNsidsnt aarahaa. a. ths
1tFal Who d here. Geoinrus
ntions are all paislsae tc
king iapaFia thf1aFh fhit
aea TIA Fuceaftraeti1a
Wsaaai sseis has s praa
eteE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
NEGRO Isl LYNCHED
BY KENTUCKY MOB
lie Shot and Killed Prominent
Farmer in that State.
Moa WAs MAsKEO ANo AaMED
The Negro Had Been Found Guilty ~
Two Different Jurlss and Had ossU
Sentenced to Lite lmprlsonmsUt--Ns
CDsw to the LynehorG

London, KY, Oct rs. Virgil Bow.
ers, a n, gIo, ives taken from the county
jail hero last night At 1850 o'clock and
hanged TO an apple tree Ia = road leau'
ios to HarbouTylllC.
The negro shot and killed George
Rrls, a prominent and wealthy Knox
county lumber dealer on tho RlEat Oe
Aug 20,
The ueerl was tried by the Laurel
county jury curly last weSk, The jury
disagreed being 10 for the death penal.
y AMI for NE imprisonment sen.
tguco,
4 second trial by q Jury brought
from Rock Castle county, rendered q
verdict Tor llle imprisonment after ten
Jurors had voted Tor hanging,
Tho mob IL though, to have come
from Knox county Al we're masked
and were armed with guns, pistols,
slcjggE, picks, axes an dynamite,
Tnc mob forced tho lailer 10 deliver
up the pris0hor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

81. Petersburg. Ost, l7,--e;ao D. m.
I'm On sncOuntor between The police
and tas striking printers 81 the SOY.
eminent baaasu Of printing and eHEra.
inc. thla afternoon fouy peFp0as 'WeFo
injured bet one seriously. TIE print.
efs attempted Co boil q meetihg
aGalnsg tie command oi 10 alulsteF u
nnanee. Kokovykoa. Wbo FequIsilioned
the police Hnd tie strikers we're driv.
en from TIE bulidinG ghoatina has
iusi bsea reported from tha Pehl coz.
Ton mill Ia The eastern suburb u tails
city TIE strike broke pat thls nora.
tHg A ieiephoas measags ssTa as
eistuFbaacs is bot psFioua
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
MISS GRACE BARSTOW.

stow has the unique distinction of be
ing the only woman violin maker i'll
America, il not in the world, and.
moreover. she is a noted performer OH
the instrument Of her own making.
She has not only accJnpli. he'd wonders
in her workshop. but has found time to
perfect a rere",o:.y in which Paganini.
Saras:,te, MendeiSsoln, Bruch ano
BcethoNcn dc nSiIlFtlouS.
Pose sing Il tiitiag clEra..alent and
Intelligent syi1l..itA.. when her desire
to make ii Violin became known Miss
Rarstow's t:i.nil, gave her every en-
coura @emens and sent to Germany fot
the necessary woods. Altogether sly
violins have been completed By her,
each one Il noted Improvement on pre-
cetiin" effort until the last instrument
is said by experts to possess delight
fully rich and brilliant tone. Miss
Barstow has shown considerable III
NcntiNe genius in constructing her VIC
linS, successfully experimenting with
the native redwood as a base bar, and
will use more of that wood in her next
violin. From present indications Miss
Rarstow is destined to become world
famous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
The Long Mirror.

Il hadn't the faintest idea my dress
hung like that" said Il woman in
amazement the other day.
She caught glimpse Of herself in
the long pier glass Of Il drag store
That glimpse showed a snag in her
skirt that worried her.
Haven't you long mirror at
home: asked her friend
NO: they're so expensive"
My dear. they are the cheapest arti-
Gle of furniture a woman can buy"
WAS the reply Take my word for it.
They seem expensive. but they aren't.
You can do without thousand things.
hut a cheval glass Or mirror of some
Kind that shows your full length is II
necessity
My husband calls it vanity" put in
the friend rs a sort of defense.
Its exactly tie opposite" was the
reply. A mirror that enables us to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

see ourselves as others see us takes us
down a peg or two just wnen we are
most puffed ND It shows the rib !"
the seam, the pctticoat protruding be-
YONG the skirt, ihe bulg!ng of collar
or The necktie badly fixed in the back.
the buttons in the shirt waist that are
unfastcned. tie hair that is rumpled
and astray, the curve in the shoulders
tLat won't come off the unbecoming
way of holding oneself-in a word. it
holds UP to ones vision the defects OF
ones appearance as a whole.
"A smaller mirror is of course just as
necessary as a large one and the two
should supplement each other. Then
you have a frank critic that never de
ceives YOU
TN get one Hurmured the listener.
Get Il plain, solid one. Fut it in
well lighted part Of the room, and
YOU II be astonished how attached
you'll get to it,
The other smiled.
''No; not from vanity, but necessity
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
An Ideal BOUli0ir.

An IDEAL boudor is treated to one of
the fabric effects in wall papers. One
of the most fascinating selections to
be had is in a pale shade of blue and
represents a dimity pattern. \ border
of blue background sprayed with clns-
terS of delicate pink roses accompanies
it, Each wall is paneled separately.
The border is started along the base
board to corner. across the room right
below ceiling down the next corner,
and the ether walls are managed the
same Have the ceiling clear white,
the woodwork white, and the furniture
should consist, of simple and small II
pieces of mahogany. A designer who
is noted for his original and sensible
as we'll as artistic ideas declares that
metal and brass beds are too shOWy.
gaudy and cold for the boudoir and
places his seal of approval on small
four poster bed OF mahogany. The
dresser and dressing table of simple
lines are the most atorning. lie says.
Where the room is adaptable Il Win
dow seat is inviting and offers many
possibilities. \ rocker and two other
chairs complete and so satisfy the
plan.
For window hangings choose ruts'ed
net for street curtains, ruHie,l gGena-
dimes tie,i back over Til; ANA an over
hanging in plain Blue N.ien OF cretoAne.
Having chosen this, Try to find ere
tonne of striped pattern. Cut out one
Of these stripes and applique il on the
OverhangiN@. forming 4 little bort,er
down the cealer and across the bot
, tom. Hang straight 10 the window sill.
! If the window is wide add Il fresh
plaitei, tlounce across the top, extend
+ in- to the extreme edges Of both cur
( tains Have Il little border carried
/ across the border of that. The furhi-
/ tlre may held the same design, Brass
or metal fixtures correspond With
! white round glass globes, which prefer
ably are piain.-W Washington Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
EscnlOuelZ Cheese,

Escaloped cheese IS a great favorite
in one family. Cut slices of bread
from a stale loaf, trim the cr:Ists and,
if desired, halve the slices; batter a
baking dish and lay the slices in, alter
mating them With layers of grated
cheese mixed with salt and papIika
pour cupful of milk over all. dot with
bits of butter and bake for twenty min
utes or half an hour in !: moderate
oven. A richer dish is secured by
beating one or two eggs and adding to
the milk before pouring it over the
slices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
COTTON HOLDING ITS ADVANCE.

Cotton continues to hold its advance
remarkably we'll and every condition
points to a still further increase in
price as the truth about the crop de-
ficit obtains more general recognition
The world will need every pound OF
cotton made in 1905 to meet its re-
quirements and Many believe that
next summer will witness famine.
However, that may be, there is not
much prospect for any material de-
cline in the market and spinnerS real
ize that it is not Improbable to buy
al present prices; this support making
a firm market with an advancing
tendency.
The Texas receipts are very large
indicating that growers in that part
OF the belt are entirely satisfied with
prevailing prices and are selling free
ly. This large amount is. of course,
used by the bears to support their
large estimates but it has no intu-
enCe Oh lue JuuSItent Ol lllOSe idlIill-
lar with the actual physical condition
of the fields The crop of 1905 will
show the smallest returns of lint cot
ton per acre that the south has know"
in many years.
The eleven cent minimuni rCsolu
ton of the Southern Cotton aSSocia-
tion is observed OF not by growers as
their judgment or convenience die
tates and it is said by local buyers
that about one-half the cotton now
brought to market is sold since the
price reached the ten cent level
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
BENEFITS of Standing Up.

masculine as time changes, and our
manners change With the times, so il
may not have attracted much notice
how lately they have taken to stand
talking, male fashion, in front Of the
fireplace after luncheon OF dinner i'll
stead of sinking gracefully into the
nearest comfortable chairs. This is,
however, no attempt at mannishness.
but simply the following out of the lat
est medical fad, which advises us to
stand for at least half an hour after
each meal to avoid the pains of indi-
geStiOn. Food is better aSsimilated. SO
it seems, than if we adopt a semi
recumbent position.-London Onlooker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

Gilt and Glass.

For a luncheon table most dainty
and effective idea may be carried out
in gilt. The charm of it all is-every-
thing gold and glittering crystal. The
ware to be used-Austrian glass, gilt
decorated; no color in the designs. Let
the candelabra be cut glass, with gilt
trimmings. or all glass or all gilt. Let
the tiny shades be of gilt metal scroll
work, with yellow Innings. Yellow
bead fringes cast the candle light in
twinkling yellow beams. The candles,
too, should be as near gold color as
possible. Set the table with lunch
cloth and dolies embroidered in some
yellow silk design, flowers or conven.
tional, and decorate with graceful fes-
toons Of yellow flowers in season.
Then come yellow ribbons and yellow
this and that, with crystal everywhere.
The idea is charming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
DR., BRADY's NEW NOVEL.

Cyrus Townsed Brady's "fThe Pa
the All-Story Magazine. The FIRST in
stallment will begin in the December
issue, out November lst Ii will RIM
unril April. To quote the doc;or's let
tel on the subject This is the lest
serial s:roN, loag novel that is, that |
shall write for some years
Ii is along the lines of his previous
rovcls of ;ho southland, but is beyond
a doubt the moss dran-atie and thrill
ing story of the Kind that has come
from his pen since he has been in
literature.
In the fr#t iastallment of The Pa
triots" Dr.. Brady has written a dc
scription OF tie battle of Gettysburg
that will stand con parison with Vic
tor Hugos pen picture of Waterloo.
II is OF The sort that will thrill both
north aud south alike. The love story
running through this serial is every
thing that a love story of that period
should be: love ssory that literally
vihrates With telling situations and
stirring moments.
DR.. Brady will be remembered as
the author of "The Southerners, A
Little Traitor Of the South" "Three
daughters of the Confederaey," etc
etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Double Chin Cure.

To get rid of double chins practice
the following exercises: Drop The chin
to the chest and, keeping the face to
the front, roll the head slowly and in
Il relaxed condition, describing a circle
first to the left and then to the right.
From The erect position twist the head
TO the right as far AS possible and then
to the left. From the erect position try
to touch the right ear to the shoulder,
holding the shoulder in q normal posi-
ton. Returning to position, repeat on
the left side. Drop the head as far
back as possible and return slowly to
position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
3 CHAPTER of Accidenta.
t)%O

II MS t,,> u:pcr deck of London
'54t \ piasc:3sy,r 4 0;gniiied person,
g. Waited a g. and threw the
'n8jah, rs he Vppo~od, INTO Tie street.
\ faw sec0r.,~ '&tel he MIS- surprised
=, .fnt. ttiat MS 0'als:1Hti WIS on are.
Vi the si,.se ;H>(aa. 4 sla5i3a ct of
:. :n.l opened j.; aul cair;e.i II Ike 4
a,min- ra'achNtr th"a= N ;:'e air.
Waking >};l lea go At;er his tiuant
r7.>acrjT. M, =, ;+vnGer a.tae'e,,l4nrel.
iMet,. he&GiNH@ oNet tie iAs!s rai.
aal af,er tu'as:'.. = .'s3eYfautt landed
4ariglat on tho ,Yl. l.ifAt'Yt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
srlt'. Eye ;s:t::'>. .i;,n.

I'm s'lI'i G! }AE >oa far3r higher
tNincation." vait the Tis.zer 10 HE vii
iage tiacl;,,ii Ii
@Nte,e,, de nr"Hse;= are improving,
axnl;, as,d thr us",, y !. 1wa. @'.5tnt
vas when ,ilry ii ~ Zach nothing hy.;
book len, nia:. nut ,.,f,. Y. tha time my
sea gets III" ."..h he a;A'atic coarse
he'll be tit IL" II ti:'>, class Blacksmith, '
Detroit Frcc .'"o@S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Pcrfuming a Room.

One of the most delicate ways OF
perfuming room is to fill wide
mouthed bowl or other dish with boil
ing water and then pour over it a few
drops of perfumed OIL Half ted
spoonful of Oil of lavender 50 used will
make a room delightfully."- fresh at the
cost of Il fraction OF cent. Any other
Oil may be treated in the same way
servatory. 1t is the oil and not es-
Sence which should be used
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

WlYNWOMAN $ Z
@lyy<S WORLD
@C& &Masaas,, -@zzzg12tz :,
MISS GRACE BARSTOW.
Only Woman Violin Maker In Thh
Country If Not In World.

SounCTS ~ Npt HI w oEio.
Miss Grace BarstOw Of San jose.
Cal, the granddaughter of Judge \. l..
Rhodes, a pioneer jurist of Santa Clara
county, is winning fame as the maker
of fine violins The house in which this
bright young genius lives and makes
her viOlins was brought around the
Horn in 1850 by Commodore Stockton
and later was owned by Baron Ben
deleben 1t has always been a rem
devious for musicians
To play the violin is the accomplish
mcnt of hundreds of young women, bur
few have constructed the beloved in-
strument from which such wonderful
melody can be obtained. Miss Bar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Clear Cpmnlpyion.

The woman who strives after Il clear
complexion will not eat pastry. fret!
or greasy food of any description OF
nuts. When the face lacks color, eat
plenty Of unGerdone beef and take Il
small dose Of iron after each meal!
When the face is too highly colorei
these things should of course be spe-
cially avoided
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

doubt be news to everybody in PINE
E!uff. Everybody in Pine Bluff has
no doubt heard many rumors OF graz
in this city. and some OF 1t has even
nassed the rumor stage, but nobody
here has ever yet heard the fain'est
liat of an investigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
--OfO

The statement made by Superin-
tendept Tyler as to the freight ship
ped out of Pine Bluff in less than car
load lots by the Iron Mountain rall'
road shows that the wholesale bust
ness of this city is rapidly increasing,
6. very gratifying fact indeed.