Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-19

'oAs All toHeGtlOns OF The
county have been met and its credit
maintained. No longer arc orders gwen
by the County Court to a hoa rd of
Road Supervisors TO be used in the pun :
chase OF private roperty lfor them
selves, but all monies have been ex
pended in the interest of all the people
ana the county today is entirely with
Out deet except it's bonded indebted
ness contracted years ago.
Believing as We do that the best in
tersst ofthe people are maintained V
Democratic officers, we invite all vot-
ers OF this County, irrespective OF
party, to join us in maintaining the
standard of economy and honest gov
eminent in county affairs.
All citizens in the County, ire.
spectiVe Of party, we invite to Join us
with their votes 10 throttlea political
oiegarchy built up in this County by a
Few Republican leaders 10 keep them
selves in power where they have been
Tor the past ten years, and aid It's in
the election of members to the Legis :
iature through whom we pledge al |
honorable means TO make all corporate
wealth pay it'sjust proportions oftax-
alton and TO legislate from power the
political machine in this state, hoade d
by the State Tax Commissioner aud
Board Of Public Works to over ride the
Will of our people.
AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTIONS OFFER
ED BY J. I. JANNKY.
In view OF the fact that there was no
resolution or expression OF sentiment
declared at the Senatorial convention
OF Sept. II, held in Martinsburg, in
favor or recognition of that Great Com
moner and Reformer the Hon. vii :
liam Jennings Bryan.
Therefore, be II resolved by the Dem
ocratic County Convention of Berkeley
county that we appreciate his great
work in behalf of the people and the
cause Of progressive Democracy and
thereby record our full approval Of his
great efforts in the cause of humanity.
Resolved, that we view with pride
the appreciation shown him by bis
countrymen, wherever he appears.
the fact that The doc.
trines taught by jefferson and Jack
$ IN It'll live in the hearts of the peo
pie, recognizing in him true type and
standard Democracy Of the times.
FOR SALE. A good new Wonder stove
cheap. Less than half price. Enquire
at this office.
The sale OF Mr.. Jacob A. Pearrell will
take place at Nipetown on Nov. /,
1906 at l o'clock.
nlsrtinsburg's industries are all run
ming at full capacity and on full time
ana all seem to be prosperous.
Mr.. and Mis-. q. w. +. MuIliss have
returned from their wedding trip and
are preparing to go to housekeeping.
The farmers have begun husking
some corn though it is not yet dry
enough 10 crib. The yield is COED and
the quality is generally fine.
Attend Kendrick sale on Oct. 20.
There is fine lot Of good property to
be sold and II must be sold. Mr.. Ken
drlck is going to move away.
During the past week there has been
several days Of unseasonably cold
weather. There were heavy frosts, and
ice form half an inch thick and the
trees are being stripped Of their foliage.
We learn with much regret that
Mis-. Campbell, wife Of Rev. DIR. &. W
Campbell was seriously paralyzed at
the railroad station in Roanoke on
Tuesday Of last week. she was wait
ing to take the train for a neighboring
town to attend ladies mission meet
ing. Her condition we understand is
very serious, her one side being help
less and her tongue being paralyzed,
but the attending physician says the
niye 10, L..