Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

Ir. and Mrs. Charles G. Smith spent
several days last week in Bait mo {.
Mr.. George Mcdonald Jr., who has
been ill with typhoid fever is able to be
oft.
Mrt. w. H. Crawford is i'll a; her
home OH South Queen street with ~
phoid fever.
Mr.. Frank Dennis and his son Eddie
have returned this week from a trip to
Georgia and Florida.
Protect your farm from tresspassers
by posting trespass notices. They are
for sale cheap at this office.
Miss Belle Cross, who has been sick
"a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hamill on F.. Burke street, is slowly
recovering.
When paid in advance the st tes-
man-Democrat and the Commoner,
Mr.. Bryan's paper, will be mailed 10
any address one year for sl.65.
The running race between Lady
Amelia and Rosebern scheduled fer
last Thursday was called oil OH ae-
count of a heavy track.
Mrs. Robert ID. Seton, of Waynes-
boro, Penn, has been visiting her par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Boak on West
King street.
Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body. Doan's Oint-
ment. tany drug store, so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lee, of
Shepherds own both we'll known here
expect to sail for Europe shortly 10
spend the winter in Southern France.
The announcement of the tourna-
ment near Falling Waters being at c.
S. Bender's was incorrect. The riding,
Mr. Bender explained to us, was on the
farm of j. n. Cunningham.
Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts
sorains, sti"gs. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. At any drug
store.
The weather during this week has
b zen most disagreeable for the fir
week in October. 1t has rained but
little, but for several days it was misty
damp, cold and unpleasant.
Inspector General J. Ogden Murray
has appointed Miss Dallas Rowan, of
Charles Town and Miss Eliza Grim, of
New Market, respectively sponsor and
Maid Of honor from the It'll District for
the Virginia Confederate Reunion at
Roanoke, Oct. %.
Our good friend l.. X. Dinkle of the
Charlestown Free Press, last week
gracefully acknowledged himself som :
what agitated and pulled up AID who
would not oe under the circumstance?
1t was boy.
To the boy and pa Dnk
We heartily drink. 70
We beg the indulgence of our readers
this week in giving so small an amount
of reading matter The financial state
ment Of the City Council must be pub
lished because it is required by law and
we give much of our space this week
to it. We shall endeavor to improve
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and shall
strive to make it the best newspaper
in this section of the state.
Mr.. Thomas Knuckles engineer on
the Romney branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio, is at his home here, from
Baltimore hospital where he under
went an operation having a large tu-
NOR taken from his lower lip. The
wound is healing nicely aid the pa
tient is looking well and is in fine
spirits. His many friends are glad to
see him rid of the unsightly growth
with which he was for 50 long affiict-
ell.
The old flag stone pavement in front
of the Cunningham property on the
corner of South Queen and John street
is being torn up ia make way for fine
new modern concrete walk which will
extend from John street across the Dry
bridge TO the Thompson home. This
will be one of the finest and best i'm
provements made about town for
sometime.
Another marked improvement is the
new concrete pavemeRt in front and
o the Public Square side of the Boar
man building on South Queen street
Senator Beveridge, of Indian las
been making characteristic speeches
in Maine for Littlefield. In one of tho e
speeches he said "Every Republican
vote cast in the United States NEAR 8
shovels in action in Panama He fail.
ed TO remind his hearers, however that
every shovewas TO be in the hands of a
chinese coolie held in peonage as a re-