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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26
someshing About she creates, worId,s Ealr

Something About the Greatest Worlds Fair
The louisiana Purchase Exposition covers two
square miles or $40 acres larger territory than
and Paris expositions combined
. Fifty foreign countries and colonies and all Of
the states and territories win exhibit.
The Globes twelve Will return to their homes
with the idea that they have been around the
world and like the favored guest in the 'iArabian
to tell OF The Sleeper Awakened"
The trip to New York needs no mention II Is
the metropolis of the United States and Is VERT
table worlds fair in itself
The trip to Niagara Falls viii be one OF splen-
dor. Certainly no place is so beautiful and awe
inspiring as Niagara-the falls, the rapids the
tower. the bridges the islands, the roar Of rush
ing water. all tend to make one forget the trials
Of earth and hclds them In sort OF chaos during
their stay
Unique Plan
on delightful outing the Worlds Fair one
to New York City one TO Niagara Falls and tive
to Chicago making in all sixteen grand prizes the
winners are to be decided by ballot
In every issue of the paper viii appear an
as designated and deposited in the ballot boz n
the business Office Of The Globe, VIII be Counted
for the person voted for
made on subscription to either old or new
subscribers for either the daily only daily and
Sunday or Sunday only Globe, as follows:
$1.oo on Subscription Secures 100 Votes
$500 on Subscription Secures 200 Votes
$s.oo on Subscription Secures 400 Votes
$500 on Subscription Secures 400 Votes
$500 on Subscription Secures 1000 Votes
No votes viii be given for cash payment un-
less the amount exceeds $leo, but 1t may be for
back subscriptions well In advance.
This Is on the basis OF vote for every cent
paid: except where $500 is paid at one time on
one subscription, when certificate for 1000 votes
where remittance Is sent by mail It must be
stated positively that the same to be entered
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26
Now just What Does Each Prize Include ?

The first six prizes are IdentIcal1y the same
and Include the following for two peope-tEe prize
winners having the privilege Of taking one person
with them.
First-Round trip passage to ST. Louis and
return, including meals and berth both ways
everything Hrst-classs
Second-$2o cash for each to cover hotel AZ.
penses In st. Louis for five days.
Tnird-Ftve days admission TO the Worlds
Fair for-each
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26
Copyright. 1904.
by Mcclure.
Phillips & Co.

not word he uttered that day. 1t was
my only chance.
You don't know anyone from Ja-
maica ?" / asked.
He shook his bullet head, and tap
ped his purple nose. Cant be done"
he said. You'd get a ornery hallybi
fer a guinea head, but they'd keep
out of this case. They've necks like
you and me-,
That was the end OF my Romance!
ROmancel The broad-sheet sellers
would see to it afterwards with a
Dying confession
CHAPTER "
1 never saw my father again until
I was in the prisoners anteroom at
the Old Bailey. 1t was full of loung-
ing men, whose fleshy limbs buIged
out against the tight, loud checks of
their coats and trousers. These were
jailers waiting to bring in their pris-
Oners. On the other side of the black
door the Grand Jury was celebrating
on my case, behind another the court
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26

When In doubt as to how your money
should be invested, read "The Globes
Paying Wants"
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26

credit for votes otherwise. VIII be given.
Votes will be given for collections made from
newsdealers, but in that event returns will b
allowed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26

The Seventh Prize viii Include one round trIp
ticket 20 New York City.
The Eighth Prize will Include cno round trio
ticket 70 Niagara FaIie.
The Ninth and Tenth Prizes will each Include
one round trip ticket TO Chicago.
The Ordinarily adopted in contests OF this kind
- viii govern The votes will be counted
NUtGS every day and the standing of the varI-
Gus contestants published daily until the
close OF the contest.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

YOUt, CHANcE-A HANDSOME PA
no made over as good as new, to-
for $50. FERGUSON BROS, Ii w,
Broad.
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REAL EST ATE.
+ REAL EsTATE.-For Sale.
Sonnet hing Int ting
FROM e, a. CATLIN.
FOR SALE--DWELLISGS.

* Groom. brick, w. Main ST., s.. 000.
7-roon, brick, t. Grace st., So, 400.
& S-room. brick. p. Clay ST.. IS, 0o0.a +
f. Groom, brick. Leo pistr OF, $500.
s-room. brick. Lee. District, $3.50:
x Groom. brick, Lombardy ST., s., 200.
sroom Srisk E M arshal st. ST. ;5
Groom. brick. Leo District. $500,
S-room. frame, ~. Main St, s., 500.
groom frame I r rla; eth Il ST. & so $3.50
s-rooni. Brick. Leigh ST.. 5000.
S-room. frame. 2, Marshall ST., $500
New. rents for SIS month.
7-roon, frame, Barton, Heights s1,4oo;
io-rsom. brick. w Grace ST.. $500.
l0.room. BRICK, beautiful finish. choice
o s5 eyssyt ana IT, s sf
offered on some bargains closed n past
few days. Don't act In b stes but use
dlsenae II yon wanf 70 buy parry
that that a valuable Piece Of property had
lfeen sold HIS attention was called to
1T, two weeks ago, but he delayed act on
pSs Hsse y6 Of sSrAS Sug pesps w
get in the buggy with me and 30 and
look at 1t. You will not have to spend
4 a or hnm fesS Son vii ynS do WIFE W
until H. next spring and swapIit for check
for IS soo. II costa great deal more tllan
That hut rs you believe IN 5liVne and
let live. VIII. as n matter of accommO-
dat,on. let the other fellow have It at
'''Thhen, Il have a tract OF land with some
.imnrovere nts on It, which Il Jon he
Seven Pines car l'ne, containing 1o5
il owne1 by a nonresident. and Tho will
take $50 an acre for u. Y OH can make
5000 on the cord wood that Is on IT. Z, !,
Lois This Ia the nrettiest. healthiest,
and cheapest site nhout Richmond, IS foot
for lots AGO feet deep; 50 for the shall
lower ones, and pnyahle. too, only 80
month. Eight houses there now: ono
Other Just t Commenced, and two more to
be started shortly. rransfe !. question
settled now. consequently they are golng
md Will continueEtO so. :. I. b
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n Central State Hospital.
Petersburg, Va. Sept, a1 lsls'

~ Petersburg, Va, SEPT, q, ls98' W
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
II ing this Hospital With. SUPPLIES Tor
The quarter ending pesemner sass' ~:
Pine. Bath Tubs. I.ayatorles. etc., FOR
ina neW buildings. " be received until
6o'eIock +, Il, ossro BE 3 Ssh. ls' The
Special Board reserves 1, me rigtl y f ~
delivered at the Hospital frea OF charge.
u lis, and character Of articles needed
may be obtained at tho Hospital or from
E '',. y. ~. g GRAVES Steward
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p. A. BARBER. II. secrstlry,t

PIE PIE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
Stockholders of II II /. DAVIS y Olh a
SHOE COMPANY will has held AT the
Office OF the Company in richmond, Va,
IN MONDAY. October nth. 1901. at IA
M. An amendment to Article N. Sec
tion 4 Of the BYLAWS will be brought be-
fore this meeting for action Il I, a
STHAg HDR, President; y, w. ,rliAclir
EN-. Secretary "a 4ss5.. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

5HITIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
" Or THE SUPREME CURT. Ols
APPEALS AT RICHMOND, sEPTEA-
BIER II, 1901.
Langston, James..,,,.'. .s''..''3> ppc!'s''9'
sBarnes's Executor. ct ais; Appellees.
upom q writ OF error and sppersedeas
Ia d degree pronounced by tho Circuit
Court OF Elizabeth City county, on the
Slstt day OF March, 1901.
The object OF the petition In this case
AZ to havc the said deoreo reversed and
a1annsnlsi; and aildayit ,hayng been made
and 'flled that tho uppellees: Butler klr-
dred, Mary Cook. Austin Jenkins. Icetoa
Jenkins George orlds, Robert Worlds,
dred and Mary Fields, are ,non-resldents
81 tho State OF v rgnia, II Is ordered
that the said tappellees. fter due public
ton OF this order n, The Times, Dl!sspatcAs;
Rlchmond, for four success We weeks,
appear here on the 18th day Of October,
1904 to answer the said appeal and do
what is necessary to protect their inter-
"A copy--'r
u. Lawrence Cironer and Jones and
Woodward iog, petitioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
4 Company, which was Oh ed tot Ike place
4 at the Office Of the Company. IN theaclly
Of Richmond. Va, oil 81 pIEAl 81 f 20.
1901 was adjourned l, to o. be he'd 49, ne
October, 1904, at s o'clock II. NJ. At
this meeting, adjourned for. that ard
other purposes, a resolution OF the BOARD
y Of Directors recommending tina. ! he
be RED uccd and hScd ut the amount for
T which it Is now issued. viz: $1G8,A,0 as
4 az common and SSs,S25 Of preferred stock,
z VIII be- acted upon at this meeting.
Other ma tiers OF business VIII also be
disposed OF, 5, !, :, =, !,
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TOR SALE All A BARGAIN,
Nice Little Country Home,

About ono mile below 44tt,-s and twenty
minutes walk from terminus Of street
railway; seyer.- roon. dwell ing.43 barn, gu
der;Snbout fol,p acres Of good LAND. Terms
viii Is varv liberal: reaspns hla na sly paS-
ment and the balance ln quarterly. semi,
B q numb ers Of ye srs 81 .ooli ttis ZIP.
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enO. nAl94.lnlno Ap1ciAL.

FOR WEEK ENDING OCT. 1ST--cu II
!, Cut&t his coupon aud send With SHOES ana
wewiIi give. The following cash discount:
75c, mems haifsoles, 60c.. SOC. lad ess half-
soles. 40c. /; 4oc. childrcn's halfsoles. 25c.
Eo7srcd leather soies. only the best
leather mnde-.R Rock Oak" Every ., 4
81 stitched on electric stitcnar; no ripping
no s1ueaking. mo nails 10 tear he suchs.
Rubber Heeis. 35c. net. our own make
newetl Working Shoes, pliabe and
! strong, 81. DREWtS E ELECTRIC SHOE
a FACTORY.5s7l s Il. Main street Phone
a 2G17 sR
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= t. y ~ .{gfi
Office OF CAY engineer,
Richmond, VA. Octoperl 4. 1901.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cetyed at this Office unit Ia p, NJ, Thurs
70 For rA1NliNa OUTSIDE Woo D-S
4 WORK or Clty Hall.
hrecung STORM DOORS at city
IL KHLsoM1NlNa WALLS iii city
For GRADING and CRAWLING
Z ROADWAY at Riverside Park.
a certified check for $3.50 must accoln- I
pany each bud for painting ana kal-sll
somning.
pany csc;, b d for erecting storm DOORS
and for grading and grave.llng.
lsull information can be had upon q p
4 nlcation at this office. &ls "a rs gl
The Committee on Grounds and Ruild-a
ings reserves the right to Jeject any
and all bids offered. and to award the 4
contract as whole or In separate
= w. b GlJTsHAW.
II City Engineer,
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EXCURSIONS I
"Trip Ia tie Worlds Fair

FOR :, ~ benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick.
Ten DAYS Leuee Richmond. q. and q. r. r..
TUESDAY. Oct. 18th, 2 o clock 7, NJ. Arrive 81,
Louis, wednesday evening Fare for the TYP
transfer 81 passengers and baggage from depot
10 hotel iii st, inNis and return, days board;
ST. Louis, ride on the I.agooas. ride on tho
Intrmnral Railway For fnr.hes y. inforIRnt ate. on
apply To Mrs. ANA r. hAiM; VIZ =; Ft ,iii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
RARE BOOKS FOR SALE.

TEN THOUSAND OLD AND NEW
Books for SALE Richmond In By.gnne
Days, DR.. Bagby. 2 vols. original Com
t federate Muster Rolls the War Of the
Rcbellicn. l27 vols. with maps. teiind
Between the States. vols; Life OF
Abraham Lincoln; Mosby and His Men;
Virginia Histories; Southern Hlstor cal
/ Papers: Confederate Books; Hem S 9
thousands OF desirable books, consisting
of Law, Medical, Theologic ]. Scientific,
HISTORICAL. Political i Poetic l. E1.t!on.
iish. FRENCH German, Lntil.l Greek, He.
brew. sparish Italian; a Urge lins =
school and college text books; rare out
OF rsiDt books. bought and sold la.ge
backs bought for cash. q cordial w-l-
come to ali. TIE RICHMOND BOOK
Il EXCHANGE. No. 10 n. Fifth Street,
Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF
ali description repaired and rehnisied
perfectly: also al other kinds OF furni-s
ture repaired. c.. e. LYDIA, Vt West
Z Main. I, Phone E2oO7. d m
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Annual Meeting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company

Richmond, Va, oct. !, i o..
NOTICE is IlEREBY GIVEN HAT
the annua .meeti g Of The Sicckf .srs
OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
u RAILWAY CUatPANY for the election
such other BUSINESS Ius may Lawful y
come Before The messing WI y ed
aEat3the office of the Company IN tic
" Va OH TUESDAY,. Tie 18th 9lytof g
F toher. 1904. at 10 o'clnSk a.. NJ, Tie
stock transfer books vi be Nclos d AZ
the office OF Messrsf J. T, MORAN Y
Tuesday. September 20 1901. az s o'clock
r p, NJ. and WI he 8reoPened On8 NVednes-
f& day, October 10. 10 "A, al 10 o'nlock a. Nj.
c. IL. WELEFORD.h Score. ary.sH
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AWNINGS AND. SHADES.

HAVE YOUR AtvNINGS5 TAIiEN DOHN
L by responsible people; awnings stored
* free OF charge. also covered by ,nsur-
+ II. G.. COPELAND cO.Ies n. Ninth ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

ON, AND BE cONvlScED-A FINE
collection OF original Antiques at low
prices. L. N. AKNALL, BIS Brook Ave-
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BARGAINS.

sFoR EARLY FALL. WHY NOT Buy
d one OF those Royal Heaters? VIII
make your fuel bill less. Only $3,9S,
BRUCE HARDWARE co.
NEWEST EFFECTS IN LACE .CuR.
t9ins, as smallest cost you ever saw. for
the Values; as low as 500 the WINDOW.
f . PI5MHERTON, PRICE q co.
MAIN SPRING IN YOUR Watch,
guaranteed two years. Soc; no other
place In the South at this price. NUDD,
Jeweler, 222 t. Broad
NJ SIC TEACHERS, ATTENTION!
Fl COMPANY, Richmond, Va.
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BUY ANTIQUES. Or BIGGS; GET
original pieces at lev est prices: satis.
fartion fguaranteed:5 81 East Main.
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ANTIQUES.

MOORE.S GREATEST COLLECTION
choice Mahogany Furniture. Brass F'end-S
~ ers. s. Andirons; Antiques OF every de-
scriptioIl; 10l7 semmes Street Manches-
ter.+after s P. NJ. IA S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

COME IN AND LOOK AT OUR STOCK
81 Single and Double Barrel Guns. We
"a c:,r 4 give you some special s bargains
Il BRUCEE HARDWARE COMPANY No.
b L18 East Marshall Street.
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eookelNDlNos 2 4 PRINTING u g. s
IS. b. ADKINS 8: CO., BOOKBINDERs
e Printers Fine work at low prices.
x No5 and Governor Street. Phone,
y 2S2. y. 49,
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

ANTIQUE AND OTHER FURNITURE
reupholsiered In the best man err;
largest selection OF the latest coverings
@ IN the city; mattresses mfde TO ORDER;
& MA Ones made over equal TO new.
JACOB UMLAUF. 7u5 w. Main Street
q Phone ES2a2. IA
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DENTISTRY. Z,

soITTHE.S DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO-i
site The postoflcc; the highest grade
work and lowest prices ever offered in
S this city: lady attendant Phone S32.'6. sl
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.WAKcH REPAIRING

5NUDD is SURELY GETTING AC-5
Qun.nted. People are bringing watcheA
q from Petersburg to save 81 on the loD.j
Main spring, warranted two years, t9c..;
cleaning Soc. warranted two years.
582 n UDD.a c22 E. $Broad 35i# 6ss s8SssS
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hof.Ce 10 UOAftal;iOrs.

ssosey "a, sr.se>...ss..
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q RsEAM CHEESE. le..sC. POUND
Butchers Lard. l0c. pound Water
ground Meal .1sc. peck ArbucklesS Cof-3
x new f:vaporatcd Peaches. loc. (; best Toe
rnatocs 4 ca n. &c. l.. NJ. Uranium &
s. CO. 112 N. Eighteenth Street.
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80 -'i Z. n r, A. CAITIttSS,g50
No,s6 NJ 18th st.
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HOUSEHOLD FORN!TURE WANTED,

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS OF FuRNI.
ture wanted for cash. chamber and par
lor Suits. Wardrobes, S!deboar ds. Bed
steads. Bureaus Washsrands. Tables,
Chairs. Carpets, Stoves, Feather Beds.
household articles. Call or address
q FURNITURE, no. 800 Brook Avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
An elaborate Dinner Waist

The=ro2ne Of fho separate waist Is
10 means on the decline. a. Famers
10 The contrary taudtng III
this Forsythe production tErrp is Il
carefully honea ana fitted Hutu4 of
china blue silk. over which accord
complicated malines IN black is sean
uly draped. Over this there are seat
tered at irregular intervals exquisite
motifs Of black thread iaco. in which
the pattern IS picked out With tiny
Eacre tmother of-pearn Spansles. III ;
malines is cut away beneath The lace
and gold-spansled chiffon inserted
The sleeves have huge, loose puf1s Of
malines, with the lace motifs at inter-
walls and the fitted cuff that reaches
almost to the elbow is entirely ot Gee
over white chiffon. The fastening is
II the back, thus leaving the frcntsan#
broken for decoration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
With Much HandWork.

Little bnttonholel pastiles ol tile
white soielaine are cleverly used 10
eunpleHei.t HE trimming DESIGN in
this Forsyphe waist, the round piece
eng e'u edged with featherbGn9
pipina cord and The bHttonhoiing
worked over this in brilliant burnt
.t3an2e twist. These little pastjIle1
fashion The collar. being fasoftel 10
bias bands. and they are used vetE
effectively. indeed. in the lace yol'
and in meaalfons on the front Of til
blouse. They appear, likewise, on III"
sleeve puff above The cuff. their eyesy
appearance being an insertion in II"
heavy relieve lace which makes tha
trimming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

h85GHs 5y heated

= Thoroughly heated 5.GI #ae #=..
"a .8zhad 10 The surface. Nez aa
a conditional in cold va.ez aa.E.a4
pI> As befae~ until The FRACTION Gaz
- eaarlr4e wrh 4 dasb u Ua
matte N.uceaE aH Nj wash cloth ~
pI5@I I4lH> a=rtaa face. aud y7a y
f'4.I as if.1aat face aeeet had a Ia h
before
Htaan abaa#se aa~saae rho Vrt.kI s
fhr aoaa DIP should Ggf. Hael =rba
a@'e rhr eoi3 cream taaa Applied
~h.fa rhc porcs ar. op,a aaa h
rac' warm FIRST lap ami p5aeh a
fare and neck TO harden fha lia-acs
and stfn ufate tho circulation
Then 'ake zour pjace=before a altr
ror and note whore fha lines appear.
thae @fe sJ> principal hines that
att4i Treatment Nof every woman
Ia fhe misfortune 10 bs afflicted VIII
IA . tim. hua nearly cverv woman
lin mo- often seenz ono vii ch
.esfeaas from Ii" aastgiI fo fhs= cor
ner IF fha mouth Often this is .I.el,
1.imtepted and diiliealt 10 eIadIraa
ls caused nv In" activity OF Ia
muscles and 1isa,ss a5oat III mouth
Hat viii fsrr1-rzl-e= Aan44 -4--44ff IT.
jenea aHt }eaejna nj q 5aam OF
scar 70 mark its preeonet.
Place The apsa hand Vertical,
asaiost=f6e eheeh- ai1jn4 an upward
iaassure as the hand turns slowly
aeouad "a He check The Gngers
VII resi- under the#ear II III tat pc
~lioa. Another heuedt derived from
this exercise beside emoothfn4 out
the line At t6e mouth is to lift tho
sae4Ing mase1o= Of HE checks. and
il VIII alsa draw bacI1 The CROW feet
about the eyes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
a Geisha Waist in soielane.

The broad shoulder is perhaps The
only novelty offered in he winte.
shirtwaistS, as far as cut outs are CON
cerned. and in place of the pouch
front the blouse nows drops softv
INTO the belt without any undue sag
eing or pnffiness. Soft materials are
needed for this; and for winter wer
the soielan5s or silk fannels are emf
uently adaptable, for they have all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
TO RUB AWAY TINY WRINKLES.

IA woman wants To keep Gcg yeI,l
4eed .1ok@ shc must Ua Uleas
.a- sn ter attention to het. ~aio. She
mus mas~ae, and roll H. ming an
asat4 ami emo1.ants wht5h tod TN
f#ssas7 Of -he would hae~ a rammcz
ea frse from h,ealshas and a=adam
d -eam
THsi~ lo=ea-y a.a 10 sit befor a
woman II reQu.res patience. p.rse=
Esaauce regularity and concoa rated
effort hut al the- me#t at~ ~it,u a7,r
to the operation WI - n paid WIN
comroand interest.
Whom woman naaa# 20. II &os
sl1.n lie thin. numerous H5le vrfuit,
VII begin 10 show crossing aud ratee
crossing the face about te csae.
mouth. between tho eyes aaa traas=
esrselz across the torch al.
Soue Of lbe te5}talc .nes=paa 81
Heareed If b efz5ns 10 p.ev.fs ne
unnecessary faeai expressions which
e4ase them Others requ.Tc massage
a tha mast persistent sart=to erase or
ple2enf Jh.e formation
Md Il 9n@h ha5f her a aaA. aa.fer.
ah1y at n14ht b. 4lyan= - .}t=
sert Of treatmem 7ertta6f @aasfor-
nation can br tffncfcd Sf.u 1ba5
va formerly caarze ara5usd and sa1
low vii become soft and WLte aud
wrinkles HAT apparently had como to
stay viii sive place to 81 aotH sur
faeo which isa joy 10 look unon.
Washing lie face shoold H. a ulosJ
fosual affair. pabbine Ihe=-hn With
a dt Of cold water morning and ni4bt
vii NOT dc particle of GOOD. Olive
or castor oil SOAP. some b.nzafn. a
wash cloth Of soft Turkish foweIiag
besides several towels Nil be aeces.
s9Y fer this operation.
Rub a Bill of cold ere3m into tha
s0:n.# #massagine thoroughly. Wash
Yifh soap ana hot water lnse n
cold Watafs into which few arop-
of teDzoin have boea added. So
much for tho ordinary Was6ms. III
~ 10 be repeated nf46t and mor0jaa.
fa twtee=a week the face must Il
stealGea. &ot after the=al.5 stoaIaIHa
process Which =safd 10 dts tHe sffII
6at sefte1. the manner tHat r5#H have
II dono faa 1Hem in tha baraer shop.
faaW# H5 n f9l af=yafe ta0
Vafafz Fold .aWeI ezae= =5H tf4e
=i.ape= ia #a54 cousins from fl5a
la9adt& @95 1hQfoaslle She
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
TIE Trimming all in the Back.

On the pointed torpedo turbans that
still maintain all their smart style
the very latest manifestation shows
all of the trimmings-and acant
enough they are likely to be-posed
at the back. The smart one ilIustrat.
ed shows a combination of MORE an
tiQue and a mirror velvet. both in the
soft dahlia rel shades. The crown
and inner part Of the brim are in tn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
Blouse in Velvet lmpriine.

4 deep shade Of amethyst velvet b1s
,conceatfic rings printed in satin et
teets upon HE velvet pile. the pat
tern Showing up lighter AGAINST II,
thick yeNet BACKGROUND. The bIen=f
is plain almost to- seyefitY but In
rsehness of the material give il avery
dressx appearance indeed. fhe
shoulders are broad. the requisite
pleats beins placed close taaetheI
either side of the front fastening. tbi
beia4 accommodated ia5i5fblv 6eaeq6
E b6N= =0lsaz Tba sleeve is the asfs
@hir;Nat5j palleln. gathered iufa q
srratadt aand CIT aaa fa9 aa.a 44an T
a. faf as7 GF:8Maj afH ).
aa5H' #eeeb.#5 s"lsl a.a#ys.s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

velvet trimming is pair of wings
that shade from vivid haminao pink
posed either side of the back, the lip
f the wing resting on the hair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

sleeve follows She =, 4ulatton skirt pa.
tern With Just a lttlp tullnsss added
above the straight band cuff thar
caught with gold link.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

gives the shape dashing tilt, and
eroupe of Prince Of Wales ostrich
tips are posed as a finish beneath the
left side.