Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-04

It's good deal nicer losing money
in poker game than trying TO win 1t
working.
Bad blood and indigestion are dead
~ enemies to good health. Burdock
blood Bitters destroy them.
citiman-I suppose you fellows in
the country are glad to see this rain.
subbubs--Not much?
Gilman Why, 1t will make things
grow quickly.
Subbubs- That's Just II. 1t will
make the internal grass shoot up 80
we'll have to cut II soon.
| A little life may be sacri feed to
sudden attack Of Group, If you don't
have DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil on hand
for the emergency.
Oh, well, we've all got trouble In
this world.
OIL don't know.
Oh, yes, Indeed Some have empty
cuPsoords, and pocketbooks and others
have yachts and automobiles.
Shake Off the gripof your old enemy
Nasal Catarrh, by using Ely's Cream
Balm. Then will all the sweel-
ing aud soreness be driven cut Of the
tender, infamed membranes. The fits
OF sneezing will ceare and the discharge
NJ offensive to others NJ to yourself.
will hecured when the causes that prt,-
duce It are removed. Cleanliness, com
fort and health renewed by the use ef
Cream Balm. Sold by all druggists
for 80 cents, or rnriled by
Ely Bros,
81 Warren Street,
NY.
Mr.. II. A. McGilI and sister, Miss
Ellen AcGili, Of Boston who were here
attending the funeral Of their brother,
the late Daniel McGill, returned home
Wednesday evening. Mr.. p. J. NELLIE
gan, and Mrs. Jacob Futsser, Of WASH
lngtsn, who also attended the funeral.
have returned home.
Have you weakness Of any kiud stom-
sch, back. or any org ms Of the body
Don dope your ELI with ordinary
medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tAia Tea IL the supreme curative pow
er. IS cens, Tea or Tablets. At c.
w. TAoi~r's drag store.
Imo
The last eulogies to the memory Of
John Paul Jones the hero OF the Amer
lean Navy, during the revolution, were
held In Annapolis, last Tuesday. The
exercises were the most Imposing that
were ever held in that ilustrious city,
fraught with historic interest Many
notable men were present, the central
figure being President Roosevelt. who
| delivered an eloquent address upon the
character and deeds ofthe iIlustrious
dead.
The House Committee on Census
has taken favorable action on the
Crumpacker bill, authorizing the Dr.
rector Of the Census to take classified
~
acreage OF the principal crops, ineIud-
ing cotton, corn, wheat, rice and oats
every five years, instead of every ten
years, as now provided by law The
estimated cost of securing these addi-
tional figures is 100000.
The managers OF the Inwood Park
| Association have fixed on the 3rd week
in August for the Fair. and promise =
better exhibition Than ever before
They hope to have gooi line Of at
fractions, and greater Inducements
will be offered for display Of agricul-
tural products, commensurate with the
excellence OF the soil Of the county.
We were the grateful recipient Of
nice straw hat, few days ago. II may
! look like forcing he season, but We
have an abiding faith that II will be
! needed before the summer Is over.
HAYS you paius in the back. inf
nation ct any kind. rheumatism.
fainting spells. indigestion or consti-
p.t,on, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea makes you we'll, keeps you we'll
IS cents Al c. W. Tabler
Iino
Mrs. q. w. Cline who has been on q
visit Of a couple months to Mr.. CIiac's
parents in this city has returned to her
/ home in Chambt rsburg.
Mrs. w. RI. IL. Flick had a birthday
celebration, last Wednesday night.
but just how many of those interesting