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The Vanceburg Sun, 1906-11-29

The front page of 1906-11-29. 936 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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AyOX- XVTX UO-18 GARLAND BUABK i :' 1 "-' ffTB rings First Suit under Nkw r"1 ' UW : :!'': iit of great Importance to Railroad employes lias teen filed by JBL G Ruark formerly of this flace but now of Portsmouth ''tliiough his Attorneys Messrs A and AT D Cole of Maysville in Federal Court at Catlettsbnrg 125 000 damages against the 61k and Western Railway Com- -sy '-S'' V-' J Rnark on the's4th day of joet 1906 I1 ad his -arm cut off ingh the negligence of a fellow servant and be la the first W'J limseif of the recent act of Con Con-iS'resa - iS'resa Con-iS'resa or the protection of railroad f?'mployei ip the passage of which President Roosevelt took such deep - " ' interest' 'V- jl-The N- and Wr claims that the fefxict1 is nnconstitudonal and it is M aid has instructed it Attorneys - Wdn the event of an Averse decision Bt'irto carry the pa'e to the United testates Sutreme Cour - ' ' - -?t Clara models business i5 itrip to Portsmouth Monday r- MraWC Berry and little consin Vj Hanson Cox of Portsmouth are &''the guests of the former's parents 'i: adr and Mrs G Staggs - ri jr Mf and Mrs J R Garland of Black Oak and Mrs Magride Gar $Vf Oklahoma were the guests of V''sQ K Cole and familySundy ' The Y P S C RidwsrOT December are as followw Dec 3rd

Child Burned to Death ' Lelis the aeven-year'd dangh ter of Mr aud lira Abe Wausley of Rome was burned to death last Sunday The child was sfflcttd and had lost its speech The moth mother - er mother left her sitting In a rockingchsir before an open grate and left the the-room - room the-room for a few minutes When she returned she found the child on her knees In the chair and burned to a crisp Her arms were raised above her head aod when an attempt was made to force them down they broke loose from the body It ' is thought that she attempted to reach something from the mantle when her dress canght fire fiom the grate' ' It pays your expenses to to go Lehmans' at Portsmouth for shoes and slippers Harrison Bnrtia and sister Stella left yesterday to spend Thankagiv 1 ing with relatives at Rectorville -' : ' ! Mias Bessie Rose ot Rome was the gnest of Min Daisy Kimble Monday and Tuesday The two-year-old aon of & T Webb of Pleasant Hill fell on a bottle Monday and inflicted pain painful - ful painful wound Dr J F Owry at attended' - tended' attended' r ft -Y -' j

Distinctive Styles v In Men's' Suits Every suit in this grand coi- lection is made of superiorafab superiorafab-rics - rics superiorafab-rics the newest weavesjsrijl ' please the best dressers Quacks of coats are semi-fortn fitting lands are wide and long flare u skirt Fancies are popular but Blacks and Blues are' meeting with favor $1250 to $1650 Splendid Suita for Men We say splendid - men tell us that these are the very best' suits in the city for $448 to $850 The materials are good the style ex excellent - cellent excellent Coats are shapely just like the highest priced coats Broad lapels and all the little touches yon like to find in good clothes ' ' Men's Corduroy Pants $125 extra heavy lined Men's Unsheared Jeans Pants 98 cents Men's Trou den $100 to $400 hun hundreds - dreds hundreds of patterns al good Men of every taste can be suited here Stripe effect soft finish Cawd metre Rough SeoUdi Cheviots and Tweeds

tsoDBmiscss: - Vigorous Health i the ®3oitD5£Sidabl5!lVcalth 49 tyogew Jlreapi"iteayliirvf jfiim in food will change Health's ruddy glow into pinched paleness by drying Up the rich red blood which nature provides You take alum ioto your food by the use 9 'so£aned ceap Powdery In which alum is' used as a cheapening - substitute fat pure Cream of Tartaf There it j-fonly one sure way to guard your' health against alum and its injurious effects - -Buy only an absolutely pure Crape Cream of Tartar Baking Powder - -buy by ' i'! ' iV£S RoyaOkraade from ahsofutely'pure Crape CresOL'fif Tartar Royal is a safe-guard to health ' Read the Sign at the Top Again - il m

Womens Kersey Coats would be good value at a 7 net 75 our price y - Womens' Fur Lined Coats with fur collar good 1 c on value at $2500 our price 3UU Womens' Walking Skirts would tie splendid vnL 3 go ue at'$75l) ou r price MIIHSMSSS77SISISSIS)MIS(mSI Womens' Dress Skirts grand 'value atf 1250 rrj our pnee ISStSSSItSSSSSISSSSSSSSSIliiSSSSSSHSSSMfliaifSSSSS VfWW Womens' Sample Tailor Made Suits all this spason's high highest - est highest grade Suits elegantly tailored made of fine ' materials of Broadcloth Cheviots and no Mixtures

skirts deep center vents are popular Another Overcoat that will be worn a great deal by ppod dressers is knee length single breasted partially shaped bocks silk velvet collar wide lapels full natural shoulders richly lined The colors that will be most favored are Oxford Blue Dark Gray and Plain Black Prices $450 $550 $650 $g50 $1000 to $1500

' 'x ' " 'l 'T -" This line enables ta to' pnjince shoes which combine perfect ease 1 if and extreme durability ' Make t t ' v ' us prove it Guaranteed - If the i 1 upper of this Patent Colt -Shoe should wear out before the sole 1 ' ' we will replace another pair

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