The Fairmont West Virginian., September 27, 1906, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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iderful variety of consorv&tlyd
l the fasUonable fabrics of the
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Young Men's
lack Suits
h-class custom-tailor style are
om $10 to $30, with'an except
of, swell siDgle and-double3ndid$18
value?at - _ "
. Young Men's
ergarments
1 -light-weight overcoatings of
ing ia price from $12 to $85,
6r saw than offered in the hew
elds of medium and dark gray
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ATLANTA DRY FOUR DAY8..
All Saloons Closed Until October 1?
Peace Restored.
J ATLANTA, Oa., Sept. 27.? Perfect
tjuiet prevailed throughout Atlanta,
yesterday. All the factories that were
< shut down have opened up, and confidence
has been restored on every side.
Negro, as well as white employes,
have .^returned to work, and normal
" conditions, both industrially and commercially,
have been re-established.
^ By unanimous vote, the city counnil
hflB roi.nl,a,1 tho lWnfipa nf pvprv
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saloon in Atlanta until October 1.
8" Military headquarters has been wltha
drawn from the center of the "city,
out of town military companies have
r"beeri sent , home, and the authttrltles
. say that thejr expect no more trouble.
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HOW TO GET OFF THE CAFES,
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g. New Signs Illustrate Right arid
h. Wrong Way.
s- -PITTSBURG, Sept. 27.?"To get on
or- Off the .car always face the front
ie or direction car Is going to1 avoid dcie
cident"
is This Is the notice that was posted
yesterday In all ' of the cars of the
fe Pittsburg Railways Company. On elthn
er side of the notice is an Illustration
w showing the right anil wrong way* to
id get on or off cars.
|n _ The management ol the company
adopted this plan of trying to lessen
w the number, of accidents, a great many
*1 of which result from passengers stepin*
ihg off cars backwards or putting the
wrong "foot to the street,
o- Why doeB a woman always get olf
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a- FROM JAW?'O^DEATH.
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e. Little Girl Was Snatched by Dr. H. R.
>3' , Johnson, of This City.
? The timely arrival of Dr. H. R. John's
son at the home of Arlle Toothman,
Bt of' Gray's Plats/ yesterday afternoon
saved his little daughter from/death,
d .Tbe-'chlldwas almost dead from dlpli;
iberiai In fact was given up for dead,
Ib when Dr. Johnson arrived at the summoning
of theattendlair physician. Dr.'
Johnson saw the gravity of the sjtua.
tlOn, htld bbgan work. K? placed a
r- .twbe -in the little girls mouth, by the
g aid' of .instruments land before'he toft
i;; she; was able id take nourishment.
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|s Our .want column Is alive -With. barwanted,
Positions wanted. Lock _ It
' opportunity may be
fcHAELS-S TERN
FINE CLOTHING
Michicis.stcmn m. co. r
d??Km% m.i. " ",y
Stiff and Soft Hats in the new
Autumn Shape*,' at $2.00 to $4: 1
Autumn Cravats, Shirts. . |
Gloves, Hosiery,, etc., from the . |
leading maker* of the country
shown here, deserve your Inspection.
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Deeds Recorded.
Deed dated September 21,4906; J.
0. Prlchard to E. C. Rowand, lot in
East Park; consideration, $412.50.
Deed dated September 13, 1906;
George M. Heston et tlx. to C. C.
Sayre, parcel of land in Orr and
Barnes addition, First ward; consideration,
$1,000.
Deed dkted Hay 7. 1903; S. S. Huffman
et .ux. to Sarah MartlD, 44.72
acres of land in Union district; consideration,
$1,000.
First National BanK or Manmngion
vs. George R. Thomas, Circuit court.
In debt; November rules. W. M. Hess,
attorney tor plaintiff.
Ella F. Baker vs. George H. Baker,
Intermediate court, la debt; October
rules. Tusea Morris,' attorney for
plaintiff.
FARMERS, DON'T BE FOOLED.
Cut this out and pot It In your
pocket, it will be money made for you.
There are more than forty imitations
on Ruberold Roofing., There is
only one Buberold Roofing made, and
Kelley Brothers sell it in this part
of the State.
Ruberold has been in use for fifteen
yfears, the standard by which
roofing quality Is judged. It outsells
all others because' it outlasts all -others.
Highly fire-resisting, >.' Approved
by fire* underwriters. ,
Millions <of square feet are "In use
on oil reservoirs throughout the TJhlt"e?l
States. Withstands. ' great heat,
smoke and-gases and acid fumes;
The first Ruberold roofs laid fifteen
years ago are still giving satisfactory
service under conditions'which have
wrecked inferior1 materials. ^ , .
Easily applied and .easily maintained.
There Is nothing else "the. same"
or "JUst iiB good." There is only one
of its kind and one of itp pame, and
Kelley Brothers are going to sell, it
for sixty days at a <jijt;price of . forty
and fifty cents on the -square. ^Now
Is your opportunity to buy the best
roofing at a low prlcV
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Old Tom Kicked His Trainer;
Liberty Travis, driver of the'First
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iwru , my;, s^auyii, w?b.
night by old Tom."-Old Tom waa:golijs
through "a course of training ;wh.eii
ho became refractory and WcfcOd hla
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MISSES
o era e ces.
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''are glad* to- pay because yo
of the most expensive, and
are fashionable and durable
{" to you or give you any idei
our suits are made up in, I
have everything desirable a
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Prices Range ?ror
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AT $10.00? BL.UE, BLACK arid
BROWN CHEVIOT SUITS,
seml-flttlng 24 In. jacket, sat-:
In lined, stitched velvet vollar,
.with double aide pockets
-trimmed in velvet, IS gor.ed
skirt, stitched to knees with
. ' fall flare at bottom.
AT $14.00?FANCY GREY
WORSTED SUIT, 2p in.
Prince Chap jacket, satin lined,
with double' side pockets,
11 gore -skirt with, double'
cluster of pleats on back, I
front and lilps.^ |
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Death of Mrs. Alonzo Roblson.
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Mrs. Alice Roblson, wife of AJonzo
Robinson, aged -27 years! 2 mopthB and
19 days, died at the McKebgport. hospital
on Sunday morning, September
23, 1900* at 9:45 o'clock from Injuries
received from a gas explosion which
occurred i at her home at McKeepport
on Sunday -morning at 5:39 o'clock.
Mrs. Robtnsen was formerly Miss
Alice Summer and was united in marriage
to Mr. Alonzo Robinson on the
14th day of May, 1904, To their .union
were borm two children, one having
preceded^ier to the grave. Mrs.
Robinson was -a devoted wife, a loving
mother, and a kind neighbor. She was
loved and respected by all who knew
her. Enemies she liad none. She
leaves behind her husband and one
child, a father and mother, one sister
and three brothers and a large circle
of relatives and friends to mourn her
departure. -She was brought to her
parents' home at Kllairm, where funeral
services were conducted on Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clobk by"
Rey. W. O. David, after which the remains-were
.laid to. rest .in the Manley
cemetery. The grief stricken husband
and 'friends have the.sympathy of the
community in their sad: bereavement.
K MOURNING FRIEND.
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Read the Dally West Virginias.
Jones UndertakingCo.
R. C. JONES, Funeral Director,
Arterial Embalmer.
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327'Bairney Street. v
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Werhajie a'depeclaltyof trimming:
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by Jahd >>erpiaee upon
the.market. They, wia outwear the
factory irlmmed. otooke. Try our
jine If you want .atljrfftctlon> the:
wear of your hat. Our price, are
^yery reasonable.
be seen any?rlmre in tbis
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raetlcal-pnces?prices yotv : i
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getthem in materials'that
>7 We canlmrdly describe : ::
l of the number cf styles
ratsuffice jt to say that we i
nd fashionable, perfect fit- ~
?; for Ladie^ Misses arid
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a $8.50 to $40,00
AT $12.00-7BLACK CLOTH and
TAN COVERT, and FANCY
PLAIDS and GREY, 43 Iw.
COAT, Prince Chap and. bo* |
effect, yoke and sleeves satin s 1
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AT $25.00?GREY, BROWN'and
BLACK CLOTH SUIT, 22 Ia%
* tight fitting Jacket, black vet-';
vet collar, regulation coat
sleeves, 16 gored Bklrt with
12 in. stitching below waist;
Btrlctly tailor' made garment
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Yesterday's' Results.
Pittsburg. 6; Philadelphia, 0.
'' Pittsburg, '8; Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago, 12; Brooklyn,- 7.
NewYork, fi; Cincinnati, 4.
St. Louis, C; Boston, 3.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago" v. ''.Ill 34 .766
New York .. .. '.... .'91'' S3 .632
Pittsburg .. .89 65 .618
Philadelphia v 67 78 .462
Cincinnati .v 63 34 .429
(Brooklyn .. 69 83 .416
St Louis ....62 93 .369v
!Boston .. ... .'4.6 9S .819
Games To-Day.
Pittsburg in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in New. York/
Ji Chicago in Brooklyn,
St Louis In Boston.
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AMERICAN.
Yesterdays HCWIK. .
Chicago, 2; Boston. 0.
Detroit, < 2; New York, 0.
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, 8.
St. Louis, 6; Washington, 1.
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Standing of the Clubs
Clpos. Won. Lost. Pet
Chicago .. : :87 66 .613
New York .. .. ....85 87. .598
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Cleveland .. .. . . ..83 69 ,584
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SL Louis ..., .... 73. ,.? .5?
Detroit .....68 73 . ,*88
Washington'.. .. ..46' 100 . .316"
Games To-Day.
Washington In Chicago.
Naw Yori^ln Cleveland. "
. Pfttladolphla in Detroit.
JJoston In HL LAulB.?
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Board " of Education or Ol-Suifc
I district Will rebel vp bide Tor the oonstructloi
of h na*r school thfltdliig'bn,
teen at the office j>t Architect A. ? :
I-yoas, Monroe ^toeeti- Falrfifont; fons !
and after Saturday. September *28u. i
TheB^aM res'qnrea the right to < re-. >
i woman an;5 iin^birn ohild.
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bad been occupied by.be'raons;rt?#stflfc 6#S
ed on Tuesday as Fred Tyleriarid wife yv
and 'fouod .on the bed the body V,.
young, woman. There was a hultiV ~==
wound In the top: of the head and ap- jtji
parently 'the.'has. been dead jor-shver- a
*1 hours. . >< J
It Is said that the mnn who accom- ?
panted .her left the hotel early yeatey 2vf
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the belter class. Nothing, was found '
Lb establish her. ld'entlty. Her linen
was marked "I*. T." ' "
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yant column. Look'It over.
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holdlng trun, you hive never worn ffc
ruptures and help you to hold them in I
trues, that I* easy to wear.
We have spring trusses, elastic trui
hard pads, soft pads or water pads. W
to gv6 satisfaction both in keeping tii
easy and comfortable.
We know 'ruptures thoroughly;' he
many years and making a "special atud;
'An returning'Inguinal, Scratal and
. very successful beeabse these are -the r
Ized on and made the greatest study ol
turee to 'control, you can readily see tl
these can manage the less difficult"one
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