Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 May 1904 — Page 8

RICHMOND DAIL5T PALLADIUM. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1904.

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Friday and Saturday BARGAINS That speak for themselves 10 doz 25c Stock Collars, Friday and Saturday, 15c Two Shopping Bag Specials One lot $1.25 ami $1.50 Bags for 05c One lot 75c Bags for 47c 25c Collar and Cuff Sets, to close, 15c

See us for Gents9 Furnishings. EXTRA SPECIAJ Gents' $1.25 and $1.0 vShirts Special prices on Ladies' and Gents' Underwear for Friday and Saturday.

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TOILET DEPARTMENT Violet Talcum Powder, good as Mennen', and double the quantity, 9c Colgate's Palm Soap, 5c Ben Levy's Lablache Face Powder, 3c Lundborg's 50c Perfumes 20c an oz. , lOc oz. Attractive prices in every department

LEE B. NUSBAUM

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W. Rossiter, carpet layer, phone 13S1. Optical goods at Haner's.

Eye glasses changed at Haner's. Dr. W. A Park for dentistry, tf Mrs. W. S. Hiser's shorthand school. Spectacles correctly fitted at Ha

ner's.

Ed Cates went to New York today

on 'business.

G. R. Bilks returned from Anderson

this morning.

Mrs. A. W. Woolman of Fountain

City is quite ill.

Rov K. Shively returned from An

derson last evening.

Grace Breeman of Fountain City

is in the city today.

J. J. Dickinson returned from Indi

anapolis this morning.

J. R. Rupe returned this morning

from a trip to Portland.

Georere Hamilton went to Green

ville this morning on a visit.

Albert Morel returned this morning

from a short visit in Anderson.

Miss Elizabeth Woolman of Foun

tain City is spending the day here.

AMUSEMENTS

and reports,,from that city, and New & ir&.fic 'T'frSrrn i York, Washington and Philadelphia f V

ana oiner cities, all record the same fact an ovation after the first two

,Becniie purely vet'etuLle yet tbor 'ouh, prompt, tiealthlal, satisfactory

or three numbers, and audiences

F.neh mom lini nP iha TTircf Tmnorinl hroufrht to their foof in hpAr nnH

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Naval Band of Germany is an artist yell of wild enthusiasm at the thun- J tHPfS . &Jf0gSt

and it follows that the solo work is .ders of magnificent music from these w

one of its strong features, beautiful .German naval musicians. These mo-

work being done by a sextette of ments are carefully worked up by French horns. The Gilmore and Sou- Director Kindermain. His program sa bands had but a quartette of these ' generally begins with selections of instruments, and the German sextette light music, the pieces growing

is said to be uirequaled. The classi

PEOPLES EXCHANGE

LADIES Several vacancies open to

heavier as the program advances, un- f a J home; $15 weekly. Addressed en

velope for lace sample. Majectic Lace Co., New York. I

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WANTED At once, first-class barber, at 10 north Ninth St. 2t FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 100 north seventh street. f FOR SALE Cheap, a good Palladium route. Call at this office. FOR SALE Good general purpose horse. Call Miles Meat Market, 929 Main street. 25-4t. FOR SALE Two grinding stones, Wm. H. Kelley, Attorney. 26-2-9

FOR SALE-Good Palladium route , in central part of town. Call at Palladium office.

fication of the instruments has been ( til the last number is reached (which LOSTPocket book with thimble. pronounced admirable by American may be anything like Herbert's Dptl,rn npr(J

FIRST IMPERIAL NAVAL BAND OF GERMANY.

near Ncav Castle returned home

day

Has unequalled facilities lor investing the funds of trust estates

EB d c Cii on s n Tir ao sll (S . Acts as executor, administrator, guardian, receiver, etc., on a strictly business basis.

critics, including brasses, loud and ' American 1 antasie or Wagner s

soft, reed.s, wood winds, bombardono, "Wotan's Farewell and Transforma- LOST A small white fox terrier

Ed. Newman, who has been visiting J tubas, contra tubas, etc. So strenuous tion," from Die "Walkure) and then, with short tail and black spot on

to-!1rP thpsp Instv rpnresentatives of a suddenly- and unexpectedly, the Diec i its back. Return to 929 N. 12th. oar

lusty race, that when playing the

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Richard Lackev went to Lake Max- neavy composmons ol me inaMei, insuuinems crasn m iiuihuu miu iue,T

short the volume ot their combined eilorts vigorous strains or 'lhe btar fepan-

in ensemble effects exceeds that of gled Banner." This denouement gen- j organizations numbering seventy five orally startles and electrifies the audi- ; and over. Jence, bringing all to their feet, most

The band has created a stir in ev- of them singing, ery place it lias visited since its arri- j The band will be seen here for one val at Baltimore a few weeks ago, night, with matinee next "Wednesday,

this morning for

inkuckee trip.

Mrs. Bert Smyser and son, Charlie, went to Lwransnort last nirht to

visit.

Mrs. Bland, ot Cleveland, will vis

it her mother, Mrs. Craighead, next

week.

Miss Nellie Lowe left for Camden

yesterday afternoon to visit for a few

davs.

Mrs. Nan Benbow went to Greens-

fork last evening for a few days' visit there.

The W. R. C. will attend the 0. A.

A. memorial services at Grace church

tomorrow.

' not being on the program the forty j call new phone 290. Reward.

STORAGE Ground floor, Bixteenti and Main. Vera Smith.

QENNETT ' THEATRE O. G. Murray. Lessee. Maneger

In order to complete inventory and to mark

down prices preparatory for the opening, the date of which will be announcad later.

Tne Railroad Store

WILL BE CLOSED

NEXT WEEK

ALL OF

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FOR OUR ' OPENING

ailroad

Store

You can save money on either gas

or electricity by consulting the Light

leat & Power Co. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lackey reurned today from a few days visit

at the Gibson, Cincinnati.

3 J. R. Rupe returned this morning

from a week's business trip in Port-

and and other Indiana cities. A large class of children will re-

ceive their nrst communion ax or. Andrew's Catholic church tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed returned

this moraine1 for Orlando, Fla., where

thev have boon spending the winter.

Miss Opal Ifusson is expected home

today from Indianapolis, where she

attends school, for a short visit here

"Willard Rupe left this morning for

Chicago where he will visit his broth

or, Edwin II. Rupe, formerly of this

citv.

S. E. Swayne, who has been on an

extended business tour throughout

the north westf returned home last

even in sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tiemann of

"Waukegan, Mich., arrived today to

attend the funeral of Mrs. Henry

Mueller.

Miss Ola Fetters of "Winchester,

Ind., returned home today after vis

itinc: Miss Carolyn Greene of East

Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. Newton Tracy, of

New Castle, formerly of this city

arrived this morning to spend Sunday

with relatives here.

Typewriters, all makes, rented

sold. Rentals, $3 to $5 per month

Repairs and ribbons for all machines, Tyrell, W. U. Tel, office. 'Phone 20

At the close ot tlie u. A. Ii. ser

vices at Earlham cemetery on Mon

day next the W. R. C. will hold ser

vices at the fountain for the sailor

soldier dead.

Mrs. Dr. "Woodbridge Johnson anil

children of Corea, are visiting Rev

Addison Parker and wife of south

fifteenth street. Mrs. Johnson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker.

of the Second Engiisli Lutheran '

c-lmrcli tomori-ow.

The county commissioners will be

n session one week from Monday.

C. F. Black made a report of sale

o court in the estate ot Elizabeth Mack, deceased.

Judge Fox, wife and daughter and randchildren went to Cincinnati this

morning to sepnd Sunday.

Teachers of the township are hav-

ns: an examination at the court house

oday, conducted by Supt. C. W. Jor

dan.

Will C. Converse of this city will

deliver the address at the memorial services to be held in Cambridge City

Sundav by the Soldiers and Odd

"ellows.

THE SICK

Nathan Lamar is still living. He has been unconscious for several days.

"William ate, whose severe illness we have noted, is no better.

We lead, the others follow. Origi

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Itev. U. v. timers ui iu.N --'VJ,;i throughout, our lairo. estnblish-

former pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran ment Richmond Baking Co church, arrived in this city this mornino- in bp the miest of Rev. A. Leader

and wife and to assist in the jubilee Don't take a substitute when it if services of the Second English Lu- Jnst as to by the original and ,

genuine. It compared, you would be satisfied that Richmond Baking Co.'s

Ideal and Mother's bread has no com-

Wediiesday, June i. Matinee nnd Night. G. A WEGEi'ARTH Presents the Crack Organization THE FIRST IMPERIAL Marine Band OF GERMANY Under the management of GEO. N. LOOMIS

(Erste Kalserllcbe Meer Schauspiel Kap pelle aus Deutschland). There have been Italian, Canadian and , British Bands here, but , - , , Xliis Band is different. Forty Teutons. Forty Big Instruments of Foreign Make. Forty Picked Musicians, each a irtuoso.

ideas and modern methods pre- is ft veritable Hercules, standing 6 feet 3

inches, 'lhe entire 40 are magnincent specimens of German manhood."' Baltimore Sun, the day ol the arrival of the band In tb is country. PRICKS Matinee, box seats 75c; balance house .yc; children under r.', 25c. Evening, L,ower iloor, first 4 rows and box seats $i On; balance 75c; balcony 75c and EOc; gallery 2"o

Sick headache results from a disordered stomach and is quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and W. H. Sudoff. fifth and Main.

theran church tomorrow morning.

Sale of seats opens at Nixon's Confectionery, six-. Main, Monday, May 3D.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS petition.

Mueller Friends desiring to view le remains of Mrs. Mueller, may

call at the residence o. 227 south ,

ixth street, at any hour after to

morrow noon.

Kolde Albert W. Kolde died last j

evening at the home of his father, 1 Frank J. Kolde, No. 620 south sixth '

street, of .tuberculosis at the age of i 17 years. His father, two brothers and two sisters survive. The funeral j will take place next Tuesday morning j

at ) o'clock irom bt. Andrew7 s

church. Interment at St. Andrew's cemetery.

Have your carpets talteii up. cleaned and laidfoy the Monarch Laundrv.

Try the Palladium for job printing.

A 25c box of Petro Pine Cold Cream free with each box of Crosby's White Tar Soap This week only. 23-61

The bread thit is making Richmond famous, ' 'Ideal" without a peer.

RAI LROAD RESTAU RANT Dinner, Sunday may 29

GLENVILLE BURNING. (By Associated Press.) Wheeling, W. Va., May 28. It is

reported that Glenville, Gilmer county, is burning. It has no telegraphic

connections.

The blue star tag is on" every loaf of Mother's bread. See that it has the name Richmond Baking Co. on it.

Chicken Soup Chicken Pot Pie Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes String Beans Cream Corn Sliced Cucumbers

Lemon Pie

Tapioca Pudding Ice Cream

Special introductory sale of Crosby's White Tar Soap this week-25c box of Petro Pine Cold Cream free with each box of soap. 23-6t

Rev. C. J. McDowell of Springfield, O., Western Secretary of the IIom Mission Board, is the guest of Rev. A. Leader and wife and will assist at

the evening jubilee services of

Second English Lutheran church to

morrow.

Bid you ever see an imitation that was as good as the genuine article? Buy Richmond Baking Co.'s Ideal & Mother's bread, "The Original."

Rev. J. W. Kapp of Cincinnati, former pastor of First Eiglish Lutheran church is the gnest of Mr. C. A. Knollenberg. Rev. Kapp will assist in the afternoon jubilee services

You'll need a Spring tonic, take Ilollister's Rockv Mountain Tea. See

neiit drive out the impurities, revitalize

your system. Feel it give yon new blood and strength. 35 cents, tea or tablet form. A. G. Luken & Co.

TOR SALE Old papers for sale at the Palladium office,' 15 cents hundred and some thrown in.

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In honor of the living, and in memory of the heroes who sleep beneath the sod, our store will close at one o'clock, MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 30,1904

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