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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

X ne a-9d 10 the smart little efeet.
i1 velvet bows. roSettes and the Ike
that Sc can fashion out of the litlls
odds and ends that cunlber every girls
bureau drawers.
The bows and such designs are best
fashioned with a little nilliner's wiro
rnr N a shallow hem either side, and
then the bow will relain its shape for
eTer. The little rose5tes. on the con
trary. are best made upon a square Or
I iIcuiar foundation with featherbone
rods to make it firm, the little six
oovere3 collar bone is the best. and
then TIE rosette may be bent or pinch,
I'd 70 suit the occasion.
Beautiful pieces in cut JET and il cnt
$ 90 a. shown al really moderate
rrices IN he shops, and these are roy.
Ia:l1oAipg corcnets. frivolous butter
fleS, dainty aigrette shapes and ban
deaux Ct every size and style. The
roaI eat JET, wLicb is never cheap. is
| -
again after a long period Of retire
r!an+; and d noted beauty appeared a
peek or two ago a. the casino at
Tio4vi1le with Ter blonde hair a2oTn'
&c with strings OF Cut Jet beads alter
mating with pearls.
Necklaces have been il taver for d
lite Willie, tut the fashion ii neck
hands with the evening gown is but 2
recent revival. Some OF tbs old-time
velvet bands with diamond Slides, a
diamond star or some such other Or
narIent fastened in The front have
tlens at buckingham palace, and the
| little wristlets that used 70 acecmpa-
nv this style have been se.- too.
The riviere, or dos collar, u prec
ious stones never really suffered an
eclipse: but heretofore its passessors
hsyeA been Of the few rather than th.a
many. However. since even theoest
society countenances the wearing OF
artificial jewels some really exquisite
designs in these have been priduced,
and no stigma of vuigarity being at
tached to their wearing one can in
duigo luxurious and artistic tenden-
cies at the same time and appear IL
the chosen style of these to the very
! best advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
To Wear With Directoire Modes.

The high crown with i1s OUTSTANDING
plun1es and broad undulatins brim. is
the correct. accompaniment for HE
gown OF the djrectoire period. which
are so Fashionable q, the present mo
ment The illustration shows a model
tfat will b. universally becoming.
The high crown j. encircled WITH
folded loops Of brown velE@t ribbo :.
and the two heavy lures show r
spectively IloGe ard naastiqne shad=
that tones u vel With tn arown VI
We; of the tSt. 'rt@ ori.2 is cover,
with the velvet, stretched ti@ht al!
rlain and cu'vzna ~ ;.arur-lv a II
siGss. The barG.aa i1trc7Ucel Oh IL.
7et' side Tits TIE suage frou Il. hea :
ewing il hecorrius II. ana t,ie !.
covered WITH d loose w. q :)ecys.
satin ribbon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
The Perky Little Velvet Boz.

The girl with clever fingers can
readily make for herself any number
Of tho smart little bows. rosattes and
s3nh from the scraps Of velvets and
ribbons that accumulate in the bu'
,,,, drawers. These are best made
M wired at both edges, the nailliners
wire runs in the shallow hem. Thls
s,;n.stitched down so that the stitches
do not show on the other side. A
straight length Of velvet and ribbon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
En- Grance Tciiet.e.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
The Romantic Spanish Man:ii's.

The romance that always cincs
about the Suanish mantilla makes THIS
a perennial favorite as a scctie de
bal. The true nantilla is Ct some &
the real Spanish laces, fashioned = &
pointed-shawl pattern, although
squares and long scarfs are Just as Of.
ten seen.
The picture shows an easy and pop
u.ar way of draping. The shawl point
is brought to the center Of the colt
fure in front, the long ends draped
picturesque1y around the shoulders,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

tie things thai count ar per-
where 50 apparent as II 'he
touches TO the toilette. n-
the ribbon thar IS tucked into
1 the lace scarf that is draped
r ae head and shoulders w1.r
,rs repair to 1le piazza OF
he turn of a. puff or the Sc
hll Of these are Of larsS
nee in what Mrs. Par,inGton
term the toot and scramble-
r old lady meant the tout e11-
of ones appearance.
ashton Of wearing he aatu@23
in .erA's coiFurs and on tn
ase < one tbat faded eng
Ii So natural are tce artificial
ctione nowadays that nothlnS
ana much gained by their
q. And they have re delis +,
,utase that one can wire thu
I'd them to tie ncost becoUins
possible, they retain III
- through even the ncst
IS evenings; and there is none
hedraggled wearied appear
,hich the NATURAL b.. faded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Can then re twisted into loops and
ends and bent to the most becoming s
angle The bow IN the Illustration
ie SO fashioned and cen.ered with a
cut steel buckle The hair is dressed
high, and around the Knot eo tn
crown q the head there passes q
shaped niece likewise cut IN cut
steel. Combs are not an accompan-
iment Of such coifure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
New Acceptation of the Picture Hat

The shaded yelvets are among the
choices: novelties in the autgn1n Iajl-
linery, and a charming eaampie il
seen in this novel and Picturesque
shape. Somewhat on the fiat order,
there is bat 2 very shall0w head
Piece. q sort Of Tam O'Shantef CT
feet in th2 velvet, shaded from a pale
lilac TO rich amethyst. The under
hrim is shrred in plain velvet Of the
deepest shade. and appH9nas IN an
ecru tint make for color relief 3'he
wide bandcau gives the hat very
iaunty tilt at the left side. and this
is covered with a twist and chou in
liIao TOO From the center of the
CT own two long pinmes in the pale col
orings start, the thick and heavy tips
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

towers always present after a few
hours wearing.
Bnt thre is vast difference in
The style in which these must be ad
jnsted according TO the style of the
COiffure Perhaps the most universal
~ becoming arrangement Of the floral
head dress is that a la .]aponnaise. For
this The hair is dressed la pompa
oorr in front. just is the japanese
women roll theirs. and the back mar
may be dressed either high or low as
best suits ihet weart4. Them twO
rather trailing sprays are 1asteled
behind the ears. and the face seems
&c look on from a bower Of flowers.
And this style is even equally becon-
ing 20 the girl who dresses her hair
.f er the Madonna style, with The sim
.,l. part in the center, and q slight
wave either side running 70 the knot
that is soiled on the nape 4 1ha
oeck
For evening wear. and especially
ii b the 1ecoIlete gown, the Tow
dressing at he pack IS very becoming.
.!us, the pci1t a. which the coil OF
4&aot Is adjusted must depend entirely
iI4.on TIE S-yIe Of the wearer. and
hen one or more Of the new curls--
tie Impara+ rice they call them abroad
are added. he effect is one Of youth
fl s.rIishDees. The tai and broad
shouldered girl can afford 20 have q
aair Of them railing on her shoulders;
but her more slender sister would oet-
.er indulge in only one. and especially
is this SO Il her features pc al all
inclined to the aQuiline,
The gi-l who dresses her hair, Pill
jos its, abundance n cOronet On the
too Of ser head. mas many and de-
lighttul opportunities TO add hose fas-
Chatting little touches whereby she
can add 50 much TO her attractions.
If she have at all clever fingers there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

,@.sSca -t,.lnit, ac' Jose Strauss
~ TO lii Il Roc Saturday n be
~. cues; = N'ss ETA Joseph, To
night, acccr1panj.1 ~ Misses Rose
and Ella Joeph ard M,s J. Samuefs.
who will chaneren tho party, they
viii leave for wceh's visit 10 the
worlds fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Quatre models, This = entirely COY
6red with shirr'd re1vrt. and a fry
OF the same sur-t5n'!e ,he edee Two
heavy ostrich p',gn.e are Graped trom
the right SIDE toward he back III very
ol ;@inal style. ard he sa'3c'7 n whit,
: repeated il ~ az abe 11as is
>no'ted I'D. - te;Se ~ Il. left
ste. reu3 ~; t9,i4 tx oD II. hais
toward h> ,ac., Thee = 10 bandeaw
~ his shape, the cY"4o 1t-i2e ths
b al colafcrtab'y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

curling under the brlu an& falling on
the hair in the back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09
+ Picturesque Model in Esc. s1c
White.

A large French felt fiat has the
crown raised in the style Of the Henri
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tags 49, 0iri0cnt: SoDn u. Glein.
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". 2onobon & Son, 205-207, 8eIt.
Golnort.S trobe.
GorburD /. Gpe $ @bisfen.
Sii6cr 9ros. 60, 406, @eIt-Gum0eu.
Strabe..
Gaffee - gebrannt unb ungebrannt.
che gnterpriie Coffee 60, 52S, Roro.
Galuert-S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
IOitmarfcu.g acntnrcIl.
GerI6icoenc Stoott6cile, III lpelten
9oIt.g 8crtJIa6en ocrtnlltt

mpTnnIe - g. y. GepH.
1UrtJi6ob EurHct Z. SappiHqlnn.
Sorfp6.9IOcnue unb @~urriIoH-Sirobe 49, Ho'
OsE y. sfsabt anO 8unitngoOn.2meHue Gouts
'5ST,rugrbiGe - Sirum Ntn1hle:
Torts9Ucnuc uro SD6rlon'GtraBe u. ., q
7G 3. ano @ouab. strabs 9%taplunDtOlOn Gas.
L S r5H6cpinc 49, @eor9e Qen.
Nrg{' 20, ltniOnzgtpenue (gSOooberrA) -
Clarence 8. 0NGiunl3.
@rnG6pdu mo NaItimore'StrnSs - S'orGe
~ rntcr,2 tatiou. ,BeunibIOaHicr Suhn- q
eon,Sen citation. u9nIttmurtsS btosaobn-,
Wci6rocrung UOn BOitIafIeH.
Qdnae Der criorocrItfen Belt sur
Grreidung Der Dcrid)ieoenen
8CItimHlr05ortc.
untcnItrbeno lit Ole un8c'dbre
8ett fir llcbcrmitteiung Ser SOIt-
iodlen bon benz 8oIttmorer BoIt'
9iircau rad Den bauptIGdlide1t
elnbcimii6cn unO a%llSuartigen
StG0tcu pcrlcihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

S6iircn, Seniterrobnlcn II. Goltleollr.
Sronf 9. 8otfin3 & 60, &rott. uno
8relioentsS traBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Srbs un0 WciBrpnnrcn.
N:m1trong, Gator & 60, 106-108,
@opfin5-E loce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Wfcbgcr. mo Gimno6c-@erf5eu9c
s. q. @feiiier & Son, 200, gforO'
Yoca.S trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Srndmcntole Sro6t-@rbeiten.
9ltfur & 60, 81, N.-Somoro.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Gn6ctoil- @ei66fte
3iomol1tcu ul10 S6m1lfio6cn.
@elib g. 9roS. So, 1923, Noro.
GDarlcS-S trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

@r66nnolling.
@lttt6er's Oellti6e @u66onollmg,
sos, SIt.9oltimore.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

GIorf & StcpenS, PIP Gor6.GGorleS.
Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

~ ic OII Ser 6,ontg
a Ii benz rbrt merben2 6os
Mig, Der beltjmmt 1T Idn0ere 3eit aufz
bepabrt 5u bleibcn, Fnu Dor alien I'M
beotn9t luftoi@t perI0loTen peroen,
felbItperitdnoIih ober crit, no6bem er
gang tldr 9enorocu lit, Dit Slaruno
beIor9t eigentIi6 Der 6onig IelbIt unb
man bat ionlt ni6ts 5u t6un, ais etipa
cinen Sag na6 Der Grntc bic an Der
SoerfldGe dnQelommelten @adStbci(s
den, 2uftbldsheu uno perQlei6en
Iorgiam ub3uiddumen. SIT ba3 9es
f6eben, foll man AUDI teinen Sag per-
fdumeu, unb Ipfort ieOen 2utt3utritt
bintanbdIten. Spni9 lit ungemein
bbbrpltopiiG, b. b, er 5iebt MuiIer aus
Der 2uft an iiG, 10 mie etlpa Sula an
feu6ten Srten nab tpiro uno bispcilen
CANA i6mil5t. Gn feu6ten Srten, pte
Speiietammern, &elern, feudten Stint
mern aufbepabrt, nirO er an ieiner
Sberfld4e iebr oiinnFliiiiig unt fdngt
enoti9 an, in @Gbrung iiber3ugeben,
bic ii4 INNER tiefer in Oas GefGB bins
inter Siebt unb enoli6 Die gan5e op=
nignenat nsrtblos ma9t. @nberers
feiis ~perlisrt 9pnis, lpenn er pffsa an
nod 10 trodenen. Orten itebt uno ii6
an feiner &oniiitens ni4ts dnbert, piel
bon ieinem feinen Wromu. GtnfuAes
,3ubsten pber 8erbtnben nit aen0bns
lidem qapier 1T nidt binIdn9lid, es
muB Elm bsrmetii9er @eridIub ber9es
felt peroen, etipa mittelit elmer nafien
S6tpeinsblaie. Der man Der &einIih-
teit balber feinss Seibenpopier unter>
le9t. Slstbpien iouen unter benz
9edel per9dmentpapier eineele9t err
bolten unb perlotbet tperoen. Der 500
mia perliert bel luftoid!em 0erihlufie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Einon3ieIIeS.
9dnfel.

2onoluirtbidoftGide @crStbe uno
SGntereien.
@riffitb & Sltrncr So, 205, gtoros
8oca.S trobc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-11
Carnegie Library
Contract Awarded. Construction
OF the Handsome Building
Will Begin.

The committee in charge of the
Carnegie Library construction me
Saturday and awarded the contract
TO A. o. Campbell, of Oklahoma
City. His bid was the lowest
made.
Everyone will be glad to learn
that the construction of the hand
some $4,000 building IS to begin
at once. 1t will be built on The lot
purchased by the ladies', on the
corner opposite the Christian
church.
The building will be one adapted
IN every way to the purposes for
which it is intended. 1t will be an
ornament TO the city aud a monu-
nent to the ladies who have worked
50 faithfully for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-11
Convention AdjOurns
Parker and Davis, the Ticket that
VIII Win Next November

The democratic convention adj
lourned at a late hour Saturday
night after some dramatic and ex.
citing scenes.
A telegram from Judge Parker to
the effect that he would not accent
the nomination unless it was under
stood that his veiws on the money
question were acceptable TO the
delegates brought about a stormy
scene. 1t was finally voted to send
him a message stating that
Inasmuch as the platform was silent
on the money question there was
no reason why he should not accept
the nomination and he would be at
liberty to act upon it as his Judge
ment dictated.
Following the settlement Of this
question, Ex-senator Henry G.
Davis of West Virginia was nomi-
mated for the vice presidency and
The convention adjourned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-11
Attention MaCCabssS

The regular meeting of the l..
o. I. M. will be held at Odd Eel
lows Hail Wednesday afternoon,
July IS, at 200 p. NJ, instead Of
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ingle Transfer and Storage
Co moves pianos anywhere. If