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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
he Hub.

H. C. Bluthenthal, the Main street clothier of tThe Hub" fame, has talk eli the spring fever, too. and is show ing some windows crowded with as es ill this line as can be found in any city in the state Hose galore are shown in one of the windows black, tan and fancy, amde of the best material, close knitted and heavy- weight, which he is offering at 9
 cents per pair regardless of size. color or brand. Here, too, are shown shirts-sh rts of the kind that make mans wife envious of him because she can not wear them. MT. Bluuthen- thai is offering them at $1.25 for the pick. An elegant line of suspenders IS shown also. In another window he is showing hi snew spr ,ng stock of
 s showing his new spring stock of suits. MT. Bluthenthal has his own tdllOi, III HIS OWL store, ana OIIefS 10 make up any selection of goods shown into a su t for the very low price of s15. This is spring, and evidently The Hub proposes to meet all spring competition. In addition to these. he is showing a full line of hats, ties, etc, for spring wear Adding to the attractiveness of his show window is an assortment of those hobby little walking canes that are seen SO ire onently on the streets nowadays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Henry Marx.

That very popular clothing and tai loring establishment conducted by Henry Marx, on Main street, has long been the rendezvous of the good dress CTS, and just now it presents an es- pecially attractive appearance for taem, for Mr. Marx is conducting one ot his famous sales, and is fast get tlES rid of leftover winter stock as Well as SC ling thousands of dollars worth of his new spring stuffs, which are now arriving daily. Owing to the 1act that he has got his show-window posted with advertisements of his big sale, no show window display can be seen by the passing throng of human fly. but once inside his establishment one is confronted with scene some what resembling a miniature cyclone. All IS hustle and hustle and push and energy Goods are thrown about pro Nisoa9Hs3y, for the salesmen have 6een kept too busy to keep stock in shape Things are going at sacrifice flcas. Eyerythina in tho eontlemen's furnish ne line may he found hera, 5}a of the latest styles aed best qual- itv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
NEW OFFICERS
Elected by the Pine Bluff Light and
 Water Company.

The Pine Bluff l. ght and Water company, at the meeting of the direc- torate, elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
 Frank G. Bridges, president.
 Chas. H. Triplett, vice president.
 Byron C. Fowles, secretary-treas- urer.
 The directors of the concern are R. NJ. Knox, H. R. Dennis, F. G. Bridges. C. H. Tr.plett and Byron c. Fowies.
 The Pine Bluff Light and Water company, under the very able man. aeemcnt of Mr. Fowles, has been en- abled to put in some vast improve ments during the year. Mr Fowles has given universal satisfaction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18

ment, on Main street. is one of the eitN,s greatest emporiums for people #ho wear shees-and they all seem to wear them here The Leverenz. Tfuloek company is showing every kind of q shoe imaginable. and the man or the woman who can not gel a fit at this place need never attempt 1t elsewhere. One of their windows IS given over 10 the ladies. and ber5 is shown a pretty assortment of la dies. footwear, of all shapes and ali styles suitable for spring wear-for spring has come to the Leverenz-Tru. ICck house, too These shoes are eN- ceedingly pretty and shapely, and will make any ladv's foot look well. The other window is devoted to the men. The famous "Walk-Over" shoes are here shown in greatest var.ety These shoes are made in very pretty patterns, especially the handsome pat ent feathers shown here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
MulIikin's.

Mullik n's Main street store is showing in one window every concelv- able kind of mems and women's shoes, boys and girls shoes, infants shoes, and shoes that Were made fer nobody. They range in size from an infants to a number 6. h another window are shown a fine and elegant fine of mons shirts for spring. Theyt are quoted at cheap prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
VOL XII

=-;-o- is com ne. Evidence of this
 a4;on if needed, may be found .. " every hand. In the logical course ~ .ronts the man of even most or ,.aarv intelligence need not be told & &hat it is bound to come unless the L.l'l aao+ confagration sets in pretty But nature goes on with her ,sonarations just the same as if the .,a were destined to live forever. ~o+nye is not alone in this. Man. ...a oops on with preparations for living an indefinite period, and sei- aom nernl ts the thoughts of the great ,sat interruption to fit through his .s;nd So man, like Nature, is pre- noring for the spring of 1906.
 ono of the many indications of the ,o.o nroximity of this sentimental .,oson of the year, with it's birds and flowers and budding trees, as well ,s spring poets, to say nothing oi the f;os and mosquitoes, is display of new snring stocks in the show windows of Pine Bluff merchants. For NeIal ao1c now. dry goods, clothing men and baberdashers have been busy onenine up new goods for their spring t.odo They have been buster. how
 
 ever in disposing of their leftover atoo1ls nf winter stuffs, for it is the ambition Of every progressive mer- chant nowadays to get rid of every ,,ostiae of winter stock possible, and most frequently great remnant sales are given at the close of the season in order to clear the shelving of all leftover stock to make room for new and natty spring stuff.
 These two important facts in con nection with the local trade-the dis nosition of winter stuff and the open- inc of spring stock-have furnished source of great entertainment for the show-window habitue, and the nubl:c generally has been interested in the admixture of winter garments and spring garments shown in nearly every window where dry goods and sentlemen's furnishing goods are sold. The contrast in prices is Illustrative Of the death of one and the D rth of the other. for winter goods every where are going at sacrifices, while the new spring stuff is commanding better figures of course. However, even the latter class of goods is mark e6glown to the most reasonable prices cf sistent with good business policy, fo Pine Bluff merchants have long borne the reputation of underselling any other set of merchants in the state.
 A stroll over the business districts of town is thus rendered particularly interesting both to the ladies and to the gentlemen purchasers. Nor is such a stroll without usefulness. Many dollar might be saved to the purchaser just now--provided always that he has the dollar-if he would lay in supply of winter stuff for next year. Mems suits, underwear and heavy stuffs of all kinds are going everywhere at bargain prices.
 Perhaps a description of some of the show windows throughout the town may not come amiss at this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Bram's Store.

Bram's, on Third avenue, s an eX- tremely interesting place of business activity just now. He is exhibiting a window full of handsome corsets, la dies hosiery, hats and sundr es that are attract ng great attention. Shoes galore are shown, and another win dow is devoted to mems sundries, pants, handkerchiefs, shirts, etc. He is quoting some mighty low pr ces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
The Grand Leader.

The Grand Leader is one of the most conspicuous places on & econd avenue, and naturally in referring to that busy part of the city ones mind turns to it, and one wonders what on. terprise this firm is showing in the Way of adding spring-tide attractive ness. None need be told, however. that th's firm is lageing behind the van of pro ress in this or any other matter, Here one finds, as usual all that is up-to-dato and progressive and attractive. One of their windows is given up to maeinfcent display of spring goods in the latest shades. and the eyes of many a fash onabla dame of Pine Puff have turned enviouslv te#afa them as she entarel the store fef hee sering purchase. Every thine is marked down t7 the most roa- soa@' ''o peicee. Aoothor window T work of art in itself. shows 2 han9
 sorae dialay of newest sty' g in linen tailored su Is, eleeaat, erae ful, shape ". pretty; and trey have attracted tfe %ideet interest on the part Of the 'oa'es. Still another window shows fFaf fh's firm is ID 10 row in it's 0'e'ho9s. fon here they are shnwinc . Inc of st.5o comforts marked down fn f2 20 in the'r end-of.the-season ealo. another line of comforts. form e2lv. h at 1925, for s1.G7: Sf0 hlse2- ete - S175; $2,25 blankets for st 21.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
NO SITE YET
For the Synodical College of the
 Presbyterian Church.

Hon w. H. I.ansferd and Rev j. I. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyte. r an church in this city have return ed from .Jonesboro, where they at tC nded a meeting of the syn0 lical committee selected to locate the pro- posed synodical female college of the Presbyterian church.
 No decision has yet been reached relative to the location of this institu- tion. Malvern and Jonesboro are both making strong efforts to secure it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Stern and l. evi.

The new misft parlors of Stern and Levi, Main street, have already be- ccne 8 very popular resort with men N ho want to be well dressed at very moderate prices. As an illustration O; what this entefprisins firm has to offed the public, they are showing a costly Tuxedo coat and vest fer the remarkable price of only $16.5o. A large assortment of gentlemen's cloth irg is shown in the r show windows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18

as. thing fn s@ins E4s=the popular
 Jeles eoRa. 'alEinca and others. FAey are shown in AltesJ spring shades of gray, brown and black Mr simon handles the 'HaWes,' aHd Iakes a uniform price of g on these exhibits Like other progressive mee- chants, Mr Simon is disposing of his leftover winter stock at bargain prices, and is offering a fine line of ozercoats al $7.S5 each His well fown $15 grade is being offered al $f3.S5 each. X fine assortment of coats and vests as well as pants i. shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18

E. #eh6.Ha that his concern re. ee4.Iz purchased tbe 4reat Kaufman
 saz.9s sfae1=5F sQods on second and
 in addil=o shipped &2Goo6 stock HeFe from Memrlt $, opening =their doors Tor the great sale 50 extensive. k advertised Saturday morning. Now window display was made for Che whole frenl of thc building is given ever To mammoth advertisements of the great sale but inside one could
 find ncarly everything in the dry soods line that one co9ld possibly wish for here, The doors of the es- tablisllmont were thrown open for the salo Saturday morning with much eclat, an orchestra employed for the occasion furnishing sweet music in- side and enlivenin@ things. No soon CT had the doors been opened than a great throng of busy shoppers filed through them and into the building, VI ' " Of floor space. So great was the rress of the crowd that the manage ment was forced to close the doors soon after opening fer business. and this was done several times during the day, the crowds being ent rely too great to be accommodated in the building occupied by the firm, large as the floor space is. From early morning until late at night Saturday. thirty-five salesmen and salesladies were kept as busy as il is possible for mortal ito be, and instead of diminishing the crowds seemed to grow greater With the close of the the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
NEW BRICK STORE
10 Be Erected on West SiYth by MT.
 Ben SiIbcrnagel.

Announcement is made that Ben grocer, who has been conducting a business out on West Pullen street, will soon begin the erection of q fine new brick business block for the ac- commodation of his growing trade The building will be located on the corner of Sixth avenue and Hickory street, in the west end, where he has already purchased a lot for the pur- pose. The building will be G0x100 feet and a modern structure in every respect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
{. dNtartl 1. eWne.

Edward Levine another popular -ialn street clathior, but who has also | mixed stock, including a fae line oi ladies shoes, has had difficulty in wait .ng upon the customers who have thronged his establishment. Tn one ol his windows is exhibited an ele- gant line of sentlenen's and la(aes' shoes of the latest spring styles and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
kress' Store.

The kress establishment fully ap- rreciates the fact that spring is with us ,and has on display lot of novel ties that are attracting the widest in. terest on the part of shoppers of the city. One of the windows here is de. voted to line of hosiery, towels. handkerchiefs, ribbon and similar ar. ticles of usefulness. Splendid hosiery is marked down to 10 cents per pair. Towels are going at the same price. In the othor window are shown a very large and complete assortment of 10, b and 25 cent novelties, all of them reminiscent of spring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Molf NicIaoIc.

The Wolf Nichols establishment on Main street is especially attractive fust at thf5 particular seaeoa of the year. One wlnlow i4 set apart fer q magnificent line of ladies' VA sts and sklts. suitalIa for spring vear, and mixed with them is m assort ront of cellars which are priced at only E eants eaeh. Anathor vi ='lew shows a line of .ts f2r aeatlanea. IT sakine elegant and yet chea9 Waar foY tho season. Socks and shes @a- lore are also shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Honnet Dry Goods Company.

The Honnet Dry Goods company are showing in one of their windows fine line of lad es' underwear suit able for spring wear Included in the display is a quantity of trimming, etc. and ladies shoes of the latest shapes. The other window is given over to a large assortment of ladies' rndersk rts, etc. The lady who can not find what she wants in the way of undergarments at Honnet's is diff ficult of pleasing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
katzenste,in's.

Speaking of shoes always reminds one of Katzenste ms, of course, for Katzenstein and shoes have become indellibly associated in the minds of Pine Bluff people. Mr. katzenstein, Wio, as everybody knows. is located OF Ma street, is showing one of the nobbiest lines of mems and women's shoes, and shoes of all kinds, sizes, compleXions and grades, ever exhibit ed by anybody anywhere. In one of lis windos are shown lad es' shoes and slippers. On the latter, large bows predominate, and they are all made up in elegant shapes In fact there is nothing that adds so much to Woman's elegance as pair Of katzc"Gtei.ls s shoes. It is worth any ones, trip down town to soI his In, ot E footwear fer he feminine SC The ojter window n ,his establish laant is devoted D the E'efs. Hero 2e soNn the famous lIaasa' sho es in all shapes made hy ne .aanufa .. 'Hfe's. Those $3.5o nateng leatEers aee attracting great attao ion. fer Fey are good, serriceabla shoes at tfe price quoted
 The Simon Store.
 T E. simon. the well known Main st9.e ct elethier, has en exhibition nest varied assortment of commodi- =t es as well as noyclties, and de eertYtfon is difficult by reason Of the sariety In one of his windows is sitaWn mems shoes galore. ranging in ,siee from s150 up to SC. At the lat, 'ar price }Tr Simon $ selling his fa- osous J. G NJ" patent feathers, so we'll and fayorably known throughout lis section of the country. In the other window, he is showing the lat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Pine Stuff Mercantile Comnnau.

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 'Ih~ fHte BEgft Mercantile ae4 44ay las t most novel window dIa9ay iu their a5l 'maut on SecaeTI 6ra. H5s. Thf# raosi=fa df several a.=elels If dH- #7aa=ap of caIaa =aaasr. nd ItlH HsIue work 5l as pert e5e saqapHaala HfAH 4ole5o5op @ade ei paper. fne oaher iadoW contain aa =etesaat line eG dg 2 eoods of costly #tarts which fs Iaeiag sold 6tha uniform bf:ee=4e es=t3 per yafd
 Aftet pefe8al of lhss6 feH laps. ene i4 compelled ID admit tha de- spii1s are0adbas Ieasoo ate9fi5ns. spriHe is with ua- tn e9.eit f Gn5 fH faGt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
MERCHANTS GETTING READY
Closing Out Their Winter Stocks z4t Cut Rate Prices and Putting or>- Display the Ezand- sorne New Spring Goods.

lowest prices. h the other window, Mr.Lewine is showing a splendid line Of good. seryiceable pants, which he is offering at $lS5 for the pick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Better Than United States Bonds.

The up-to-date choice selected goods, stylishly made at seriously re. duced prices, owing to dull times; try Eisenkramer, the tailor, above Citi- zens bank, corner Second avenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Raster and =Bluthenthal |,

Spring is nowhere in greater evi- dence than at Kastor and Biuthen- thafs b g Main street establishment. Not to be found in the rear of the pro eession at any time of the year, this well known firm is already showing complete stock of spring goods for the local trade, and they have made a most decided hit tn their selec- lion of goods for the seasons wear. h. one of their windows they are showing a large assortment of shirts ot all kinds. They handle the Eclipse, long made famous through all advertising mediums of the coun- try, and which have so long stood the test Of tlme and a discriminating pub lie. They make a uniform price of S1 each on them. In another window they are showing the very latest things in hats for spring wear. @Tel- escopes, 'alpines," etc, are all priced at S3 each. This firm, too, is
 rapidly d sposing of the leftover winter stock, and makes the interest Ing announcement that any suit of clothes in the house will be sold for Sio These suits are of the $20, $25 and $27.50 values, and hundreds of pleased customers in Pine Bluff can attest to their merit, for the firm sold very large number of them during the present winter months. There is really no excuse for any man in Pine Bluff. however poorly paid he may be, fol not going well dresed if he pays his respects and cash to Kastor and Ruthenthal.
 The Big Store.
 No one need be told that the Big Store" is keeping pace with other pro- gressive firms in the matter of dis playing spring stuffs. As the Big Store is strictly an up-to-date depart ment store, the greatest variety of stuffs is shown here. and the display consists not only of clothing and ac- ccutrements of similar nature, but everything imag nable. from a Din up to house and lot. On the Main street front one of the windows is given over to a handsome display of the famous Manhattan" shirts in the latest spring shades. Another window shows gentlemen's spring clothing. ranging in prices from $15 to S25 per sllh, selling at 'end-of-the-seasOn- prices" owing to values. Here. too. are shown pretty line of umbrellas. BIS wlndow-the central one--is one or the prettiest works of art to be found if the city, and is the handi. york of that experienced window dec orator, Dessie Levine. To be appre- clated it must be seen: t is past de scription. The other window on the Main street front is devoted to tho we'll known Dunlap" hats. of which fhe Dreyfus establishment makes q speciality. Here are shown all the latest spring faas. the @aent," the @teleseope.' the "ferly.: etc. On the Second aVenre frent window is de- Fefed to fine India linens. pure white which are soine at the rararkably low price Of , cents per yard whi1o they last In another window are shown the "Bunmore" shoes. made famous in Pine Bluff by the Dreyfus establishment. Thev are priced at a22.7o, and some handsome desieps n patent leathars aeo sh2vn.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
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 This story would ba incomnlate without telling of inc biz sale ipar a1rated by the Sou herp =se1z,a@o company, on Second averuo. It vii
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-01
rO CuRE A COLp IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quirine Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma ture is on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-01
NATURES WARNING
Alaska People Must ReOognizs and
 Heed It

Kidney ills come quietly-mysteriously
 But nsture always warns you through the urine.
 Notice the kidney secretions. See if the color is unhealthy
 If there are settling and sediment,
 Passages too frequent, scanty, painful.
 It's time then to use D0an's Kidney Pills,
 To ward of Bright's disease or diabetes.
 Thomas Russell, of 31l 32nd Avenue, Seattle, Wash, carpenter, avs: 'Irregu- lar action of the kidneys caused me a great deal of trouble for more than two years. The kidney sscretions were irregular and passages were accom- panied with 8 scalding sensation. Ihad more or less pain in my back and s;oop- ing or lifting hurt me. l used many re- medies and said to be good for this trouble until I bought DOan's Kidney Pills They helped me from the first, and in @ short time the kidney trouble disappeared, and the backache ased. 1 always recommend Doan's Kidney Pills when hear anyone complaining of kidney trouble"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-01
Goon FOR WARRINGTON!

The Washington state representa- tives in congress refu ed to support the bill to force the marriage of Arizona and New Mex co against the will of the people of both territories just because the congressional rin-, at the head oi which is Speaker Cannon, had directed the bill should pass. h doing so they showed the proper kind of indePend' euce and stood for that which is abso- lutely right, and which is so recognized by the majority of the members Of the national house of representatives erre' spsctive of party. In DO matter that ever came before congress has ring methods been used to greater extent or with more brazen effrontery than that exercised to force this iniquitou' bill through the national house Of re- presentatives. Congressman Tswney, who spent several weeks in the terri tories, last summer, and said when be returned that the territorial sentiment against union was almost unanimous and that it should not in common jus tice be forced upon the people, ex' pressed the position of dozens of mem bers when he deserted the insurgents to support the bill. He ssidhe opposed it out would vote for it because 1t had been made a party measure and he is a party man.
 The bill will probably be killed in the senate in spite of the fact the president is behind it. If so the result may be tc kill the provision to unite and admit Oklahoma and Indian territory, which is almost unanimously favored by both parties. In the house Cannon's ring refused to permit 8 separate vote on the two propositions, hoping to use the strength of the sentiment for the pro, posed state of Oklahoma to help the fruition of his plans for the state oi Arizona. The game was so raw that the only defense made for the bill was that it is a party measure"
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-01
House For Sale Cheap

Lot, 25x5O feet, Fifth avenue, near Methodist church, and 4-room house, I'm MRS. I. A. FRAZIER,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-01
IT IS BIG Alaska Contains 586,401. .05
 Square Miles

Washington, Jan. l5-A new calcula- tion of the area of Alaska was com pleLed today by Alfred H. Brooks, of the geological survey who has for several years been iu charge of geolog- lc investigations in the territory. This calculation gives Alaska 5S6,4Ol.5 square miles.
 The figures heretofore accepted as approximately correct were made by Gannett, four or five years ago, and gave the territory 59O,OOO square miles. The Century dictionary, published in 1902, gives it 590,SS4.
 According to Mr. Brooks figures, which were calculated from the latest map in the possession of the govern ment, Alaska is large enough to contain all of that portion of the United States east of the Mississippi river, with the exception of six of the 26 ststes-Ala- bama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina and West Virginia.