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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, TUESDAY f MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1904.

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ALMA ROBILLA

Krugr Concert Company. j voice and artistic singing.". Just beAlma Ilibolla, the soprano of the fore returning .to -this eountry Krujjti' Concert' company, which ap- ang a number; of times at the Glaspcars at the New Phillips . Theater; prow exposition in concerts in conFriday evening, petober 28th, is a junction Avith Mark Hamburpr, the jfold medalist and' graduate' of tlie ' celebrated young pianist who is rap-

Lmcinnati College ot Music and nas ltlly coming to tno irom. , . v mist hnd the advantage, of a year of study , studying with 'Madame Marchesi in nnder the celebrated teacher of sing-' Paris, Sir Arthur Sullivan, the fioming, Shakespeare, of London, who wasposer of Pinafore and other popular the teacher of David Bispham, who'ccmic operas, heard' her sing 'aiuPeJ recently sang in this ity, : and she quested- an introduction :and stated' tdso studied for several years under to her that when she had Kn$tte&yt&. tbe celebrated Madame Marchesi, of studies he would beJglafodo;whVt Paris. She has also' had the ad van- 'he could for her in Great Britain, taso of several years residence in but his early deatbjputf ansend . to Europe, during which time she did a this. She is blessed- with an extrorjjreat deal of concert work" all over dinary memory, having an extensive Cheat Britain, having sung with -repertory of between? 400 and 500 of great success before Queen Alexan- the best Oernian lieder, French, Italdra of England, ''who personally con- ion ad "English' songs, "all of 'which gratulated h e r for " her beautiful are sung from memory.

ith Mrs,, Charles . Ilolton,. in North Thirteenth street, Mesdames Frank Gilbert and Samuel Gaar having been appointed readei-s for that date. if. it. ss. 4 4 th The Aftermath Sx-iety will be entertained at the home of Mrs. R. LSackett, in National avenue, this afterjioon at 2 A.j. when I'rofessor Walter Davis . Avill give a talk on 1EgAptian.Achitectnre,, the regu-

laily apioiiited program having been

cl anged for the dav. J w w Mi's. A. II..Kelsey was hostess yes

terday afternoon for thrf Ticknor

Club, Avhieh . met at her home in

North Thirteenth street. Excellently

prepared papers on "Way Down

hast and " Environments of Bos

ton" were read by Mrs. Harry Ma

ther and Mrs. J. M. Coate. resnec-

7 i tively, which were highly entertain

ing as well as instructive, various

photographs and magazine clippings serving as illustrations for the places

interest mentioned in the after-

noon s program. Alter an interest

ing discussion the members decided

tiv.meet next week with Mrs. Judson

THE FOULICE

MEETING

WILL BE ONE OF THE BIG ONES OF THE CAMPAIGN

VICE PRESIDENTS NAMED

lfupe, North Twelfth nd A streets.

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A recently organized Evening Club composed of a number of young ladies, will hold the initial meeting of the season" this evening, at the home of Miss Blanche Luken, in East Main Street. ; s ' , -v. .t " ,-.-,.' -5r The Ladies' ' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church are laboring earnestly for the success of their supper, to be given this evening at the church, and . promise their pa

trons the best of service.

The Ways and M'eans Society of

the Fifth 'Ste Methodist Episcopal J

Church will ..jmeet, tomorrow aifernoon. . . i . K- -X- -55- ; The Ladies' Auxiliary of the South Eighth Street Friends' Church will meet this afternoon in the church parlors. The St. Vincent de Piful Society will give a card party and social Thursday evening, October 27, at St. Mary's Iftill, which has recently been wired for electric light and with the new steam heating plant w-ill be irade comfortable, throughout. As the proceeds of this card party and all other affairs given under the auspices of the above charitable society are expended to the relief of the sick poor, the committee in charge ex

pect to make it one of the most successful social functions of the season. Luncheon will be served. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Norris, residing four miles north of Richmond celebrated 'their golden wedding an-

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with cut flowers and autumn leaves. An eloganj , dinner was served to the sixty odd relatives and friends who were present. Mr. and Mrs. Norris were busy most of the day

C. A. B reh in, Joseph Stephenson, Joseph. Addleman, T Hart, -Ilerschel Thomas, Elias Gehriiig; Messrs. Elsv orth Thomas, S. C.- Iiobinson ; Misses Maud Norris, Eva Smith, Florence Smith, Ruby Brehm, Opal. : Nori-is, Bessie Norris, Lucile and Margaret Huffman, Ruth and. Mary Norris, Burdie Norris and Earl Crampton. - - -x- v The members of Eden Rebekah Lodge held a very pleasant meeting, in fact one of the most successful ever given, in I. O. 0. F. hall. : ' The meeting following the regular lodge one. was in the nature of a

"Ilardtinie Social," novel in itself and hugely enjoyed by the members of whom -there were a large number present. 'Music, dancing and various games were happy' ! features after which an appetizing supper was served. Such a decided success was the affair in every detail that the ladies unanimously agreed o give a similar social every two ' weeks, the next to be given November Fifth.' 1 - Mrs. William L., Boyd delightfully entertained the ; fallowing ladies, Sunday evening, aV dinner in the

"Westcott ordinary, at half after six:

Mrs. Charles Seoft and daughters, l.iave a0( Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. ' ' Slnith,Hiss1 saje

Sophie JMarchant, MrSj 1. (jrnosvenor, Mis. Dr. Mendenhall, Mrs. Isaac (Jenkinson, Miss Bessie Boyd and , Miss Martha Boyd. ---- "

-x- " ' A large and pleasant' reception last week was. that of Mr. and Mrs. J.T.M. Pnrtenney. at their country home, east tof. the, city, in honor, of

fortieth wedding anniversary.

The decorations for the affair consist ed" 'of autumn ledvesy flowers and colors. At the dinner in the evening covers were laid for seventyfive guests. Among those from a distance -vcere i Mrs. Graham, iMrs.

Mrs. Lizzie Repmann, who has

been the guest of Mrs.. John I). Mar

shall, for the past week, returned to

er home in Cincinnati -vesterdav.

..... , -XVery 'enjoyable was the meeting of the Dorcas ' Society yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward rjvel in South Fourth street. Following an hour at needlework a dainty lueheon was served by the hostess, after which a social hour was spent. The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Charles Haner, Mrs. John Hasemeier " and Mrs. Lizzie. Repmann, of Cincinnati, who is the guest of Mrs. John D. Marshall.- Miss Esther Besselman will entertain the society at it next meeting, November S, at her home in Siuth Fourth street. - The entertainments in honor of Mrs. Frank Elder of New York, formerly of this city, still continues. Several dinner and whist parties and receptions were given for her last week. Last evening Miss Ada "Woodard gave an elegant course dinner for

Mrs. Elder at the Country Club. Wednesdy afternoon Mrs.J.Y.Poundstone -.will entertain at .whist at her home, 201 North Eleventh Street and Thursday, afternoon" Mr. Guy S. McCabe will entertain at, whist at her home on South Twelfth Street. Both of v these parties are also in honor of Mrs. Elder.

And Other Officers to Be in Charge

of the Meeting Next Thursday Evening. -

Have you a friend who has a hard cold ? Then tell him about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how it cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor abourit. Doctors have known the formula for over slxtv years. iiiC"fMC"

The meeting at the Coliseum Thursday evening at which one

Hale, Richmond R.

son, jRichmoud R. R. Boston township

BILLY" WOODS

Tleads Guilty and Will Be Sent to ' " Reformatory. On August 25,' William Woods was arrested for stealing $10 from Charles Johnson. Yesterday in circuit court he pleaded guilty to the charge and Judge Fox sentenced him to the Boys' Reformatory at Pleain-

field.

NUSBAUM'S

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Oriental Rug : Sale Beginning Tuesday Morning, October 25. The success of our Oriental Rug Sale last May and the numerous in-

quines since as to when we would

ther. has induced us to have

earlier than originally in

tended. - The, line consists of over 200vRugs of all kinds and sizes and makes one of the . largest displays m this line ever brought to this city. In' this Oriental Display there are some Draperies, Table Covers, Couch

-Covers.- Turkish and Armenian.

Drawn Work, etc. We a ve engaged Mr. Onanian. a native Armenian who Avill have charge of this display. Those '.who attended our sale last May and saw the very low prices quot ed T on rare Oriental Rug creations will heed no second invitation. See display in our Carpet : Depart

ment. ::

nienmomrs "favorite sous," the

Hon!' William Dudley Foulke, will speak promises to be one of the best of the campaign. Being as he is, one of President Roosevelt's closest friends, Mr. Foulke will be able to talk in a most int innate manner on what the Demo

crats term the paramount issue of

the campaign "Theodore Roosevelt." This is the only speech Mr. Foulke will i deliver in Indiana and a large crowd will greet him. The following

will act as vice presidets for the meeting: Abington township John F. Fender, Centerville R. R. 11; George Crowe, Richmod R. R. 1 ; Sherman

R. 1; Lewis Bee-

1. Peter S. Beeler,

Richmond; Nelson Crowe, Richmond R. R. 1 ; Alonzo Davenport, Richmond R. R. 2; Hon. M. W. Yencer, Boston;. Homer Farlow, Richmond R. R. 1;

Center Simon McConaha, Centerville; Francis F,. McMinn, Center

ville; John C. King, Centerville; Lemon Ladd, Centerville R. R. 10;

Caleb J. Harvey, Centerville; Horace

Ratliff, Richmond R. R. 3. Clay Barney Linderman, Oreensfork; Florence Boyd. Creensfork; T

. Kienzle, Creensfork; Robert

Sharp. Creensfork; William H. Gentry, ; Creensfork; Henry T. Bond,

Creensfork. Dalt,on Alexander Abbott, Ha

s:ersthwn R. R. IS; Elmer Lumpkins,

Ilagerslown R. R. IS; Adam Smith,

Hagdrstown R, R. 18. Franklin Jesse Brown. Fountain City R. R. 27;! Grant. Marshall, Fountain City R. R. 27- Dr. Arthur IL Jones, Whitewater; Joseph Darland, Richmond R. R. 4; Rolla Overman. Fountain City R. R. 27; Theodore Fisher. Whitewater. Greene George Frazier, Williamsburg R. R. 24; William L. French, Williamsburg; William A. Lewis, Wjlliamsburg R. R. 24; Tsaac Pitts.

Williamsburg R. R- 24; Joel M. Weddle, Williamsburg R. R. 24; Oliver G. Davis, Williamsburg. Harrison Martin Coffman, . Cambridge City; Lewis Hosier, Greensfirk; Ephraim Kitterman, Greensfork; Gilbert Wright, Cambridge City." Jilckson Junius B. Knipe, Dublin; Henry Myers, Cambridge City; Chas. A. Cj.Howren, Dublin; Daniel W. Mason, Cambridge City: John E. Grey.-Cambridge Cit.y; William Condo, East Germantown; W. W. Gipe, EiiSt .Germantown; Peter Zehrung, . Cambridge City; Abe Rummel, Cambridge City; Willard Hall, Cambridge: William Tutorow. Cambridge City. ;

T. Knnpp. Hagei-s-J. Day. Hagerstown; Hagerstown: John Hacrerstown: John

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Getting the most for your money doesn't mean snapping at the bait of low prices fata blunder, that. WORTH ALWAYS COMMANDS ITS PRICK

Our Hand Tailored Clothes are not for the men who want to pay the least, but for him who wants to get the most for his outlay most in style, most in wear, most in all-round goodness. No other clothes like them. Price range, $8.50. $10, $12.50, $15, $16.50, $18 and $20 LOEHR & KLUTE 725 MAIN STREET

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The Best Place To

Buy

ThoS0 who sat at the 'festive board dinnapolis; the Rev. and Mi's. Pioree. J" " Commissioners. - vore: , v Richmond, and .Mrs. Cochran, of. The commissioners meet Mondav MessllandMesdamesJebu1'P.Nornulvme-U ap which time U.ey will fill any lis, James M. Norris, Joseph M. Nor-; . ' A ; vnenWu's for election 'insi fetors, if

ns. ,K . liowlett. Alva Cramoton. 1 :; V; " r? : e ; - . 3 .,,",u'.1 nre any to nil

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readers for the

K. G. Ilibberd.

dav were Mrs.

Kelley Mrs. Jenny Kelley. wife

OiiTord. ,Avho presented a f. of Albert Kelly, of 2S North Xine-

G. Williams, Cha. f ole. Hoy K. Xoni?

Huffman Warn-' . Will Canadav,

caroiuily prepares pajH-r on 1 lie j teenth street, died yesterday afterSt. Louis Exposition," comparing it noon. Arrantrments for the funeral

Headache . r.nousm!s, ?u tioii anJ all liv

Hood's Pills

r.'.liousiu'ftS, sour stomach, constipation anJ all liver ills are cureU by

The non-lrrHaMni cathartic. : T'rlce i'.itvuf'. sH Unwsifts or by mail 1; C. 1. llvv- fu., Lowell, Mass.

with the Columbian, held in Chieajro

in 1S03 and the PanAmeriean in Iuffalo in 1000, ami .Mrs. Charles Land's article entitled "A Minister's Callers" were graphically iort rayed and both proved very- interesting: features of the afternoon's pleasure. After a social hour refreshments were served. The club will meet next week

will be announced later. Special Sale. Heavy bottom coal buckets IS and 10c. Our price for tin dish pans. 14 inch. 10c; white lined granite dish pans 14 quarts, 40c; white lined. 10 quart granite kettles. 40c; X. S granite teakettles. 40c. lliff's. Sixth and Main streets.

Jeyerson C. town; Harvey C. X. Ginthcr, Replogle, Sr.,

Plummer, Hag-orstown ; Hagerstown.

Xev Garden Parnev Bnng-er,

i Fountain Citv K. P. 2S; Marcus L.

Thomas. Fountain City; David M.

Pennre. Fountain City 'R. R. 28;

Georgn Alexander. Fountain City

Henry Oifford, Fountain City; Dr. O.

X. Huff, Fo'u tain City; Lemuel Jackson. f Fountain City. ' ' Perry J. C. 1 Cha rles. Economy ;

Arthur Penny. 'Economy: Alonzo Edwards; Economy; Thos. IT. ? Frazier.

Economy. ' .Washinirton E. P. Newman. Mil

ton; A. P.. Huffman, Milton; Moses

Tivons. Milton: Edward Lathrope, Milt on: Charles Poddridire. Molt on: Georg-e Leibhardt. Milton:

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PHONES49 . Krancli Yard, 39 S. 6tliPlioiie 516,

The JioPthuaestev Wataalliifelns.Co J. O BARBER, General Agent, RooRSmoL?

A PAIR OF OUR BOSTONIAN $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES FOR MEN The nice weather won't last alwajs then, when the cold weather comes, they will be set to your feet LADIES' BEST $2 SHOE ON EARTH -AT LAHRMANS 7x8 aiain Street

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Notice to Gas Consnmers. We have a stock "of the celebrated "Try Me" g-ns mantles which have civen suh " greneral satisfaction for hrillianey and durability. Tlie price is 10c and they are as gtxnl as auy 2. mantle on the market, lliff's. Sixth" ami Main streets.

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