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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
CONSUMPTION
COST BILLION
This the Annual Loss 10 The Nsibn, Say Experts
al tho tuberculosis Congress-

According 10 Prof. Irving Fisher Of Yale,
the "Great White Plague" costs over eae
billion dollars year He estimates that
consumption kills i3S, 009eyery year in the
Unitvd States. This is equal to the deaths
from typhoid fever scarlet fever, dipA-
liberia, appendicitis. meningitis diabetes.
smallpox, ami cancer all put together.
Consumption ~ undoubtedly infectious
and like Pneumonia and Diphtheria ~
usually eontF cited ID winter when closed
doors and Windows cause iinpuFeair. Care
full ventilation aud the use Of q reliable
disinfectant are the best representatives..
The last thing at night pour into the traps
of the closets, wash-basins, sinks, etc.
little Platt's Ghlerides. Ali suspected
places should be freely sprinkied with .
mixture Of one az part Phtt's Chlorides
and ten (l0) parts Of water. Piatt's ChIo-
rides is an odorIess, colorless liquid disin-
fsctant which destroys foul odors and
disease gems II is sold everywhere in
full quart bottles, and 10 prepared only b.
henry b. Plat, ~ Cliff St., New York
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
In old keu,..ky.

Man BON in the mountains OF Ken.
lucky Is OF feud days and full ofvirus.
lie nsh,th, fiddIeth, cusseth aud
n'ghseth all the days Of his miserable
life.
lie shuneth water as mad dog and
drinseth much mean whiskey.
When he deslreth to raise cain he
rianieth neighnor, and 10 he respe,h
twenty-f1ld. He riscth even from the
cradle to seek the scalp Of his grand
sire's enemy aud Lring eth home IN
his carcass the ammun ilon Of his
neighbor's wifc's Cousins father-in
law who avengeth the deed
Yes, verify his life is uncertain and
he knows not the hour " hen he may
be jerked hence.
He goeth forth en- a journey hat.
shot aud cometh no ne on shutter
shot.
lie riseth in the night TO let the cat
out, and II taketh nine doctors three
days TO pick the buckshot oct Of innl.
Ito geeth forth in JOY and gladnes 3
and cometh back in scraps ana frag-
ments.
A cyclone bloweth him into the bosom
Of his neighbours wife whose husband
bloweth him into Ahrahan's BOSOM
before he hath time TO ex plain.
he emptieth a dcmijohn into him.
self and shot gun into bis enemy's
son iieth IN wait for him on election
day, and To- the coroner piougheth up
a 40-acre field to curry the remaine o.
that man.
| Woe, woe IL Kentucky far her eye
are red with bad whiskey and he
csoul 10 stained with the blood Of ians
ont mi D Al tnerA
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11

According to figures given out b,
charles Il. Jones, national chairman
o. the Prohibition party, there was an
astounding decrease in the productio
and sale OF Intoxicating beverages in
the United States during the months
OF July aud August. Nearly $1,000, 900
day was the decrease In liquor pro.
duetion he estimates. The greatest de-
crease N liquor production, he esti-
mates The greatest decrease, accord
iog to Mr.. Jones, was in beer, aud
this Notwithstanding July aud A a.
gust are sid 10 be the two months OF
the year during which beer IL most
heavily consumed. Mr.. Jones says he
base his statement ON Official figures
rcceived from the Internai Revenue
Department AT W ashington.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11

The stockholders OF the Martinsburg
and WiIlIamsport turnpike company
will meet at the Office Of Faulkner,
Walker and Woods, In this city on
next Saturday week, Dec. 10. This
meeting has been called by stsckhold-
ers OF the company for the purpose of
considering matters OF Importance To
the company and all who are Interest,"
ed In the company are requested to be
present.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK

ID eport OF the condition OF the Old National
N Bank at Martinsburg. In the state OF West
Virginia. the close OF business, Nov. nth, 1905.
RESOURCES,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11

Teddy has been on the rampage
again. This time he has been after the
Newspapers. Mr.. Delaven Smith ,edJ-
tor Of the indianapolis News has been
pokiBg Teddy for some time over the
fact that there has never been made
public the name OF the American who
sold the Panama canal TO the United
States government and stated that 1t
is reported that thel presidents
brother-in-law and the brother
Of the president elect were parties I 0
the deal. Mr.. Laffaa, editor ofthe New
York Sun has also beea lprodding
Roosevelt and at last they have .bated
him until he has become 30 furious
that he could no longer retain himself
and has gone after them in his usual
style. -
He says:
"Mr. DelavansSmith is conspicuous
offender against the flaws of honesty
and truthfulness, but he does not stand
alone. He occupies, for instance. the
same evil eminence with such man as
Mr.. Laffan, OF thc:New York Sun, edi-
torials OF whose paper you or
others have from time1to time called to
my attention, just as you have called
to my attention these editorials oflithe
indianapolis News.
81 never zee an editorial Ia asy one
Of these or SIMILAR papers unless for
some reason 1t is cent telms bylyou or
by some enc else, and Of the editorials
thus sent one there 10 hardly one which
does not ceatain some willful and. de-
liberate perverslon Of the truth
lie which Mr. Laffan says:
Notwithstanding the directuess II
his challenge, the editor of the I5un de-
eIinss controversy with Mr.. Roose-
welt. He is by no means indifferent to
the imp piled complimsnt discernible in
Nr. Rsosevelt's trade, but Mr.. Reese
Welt has shown la his frequent. collis-
sions with various persons Of atinisc-
ton that he has an overwhelming lad
vantage over any respectable antagonist
OF his. MI. Rooseyelt's, complete FIRE .
dom from any sease. of personal obii
CATION in respect Of the truth. The cd l.
tor OF the Sun is fully alive TO the ex-
tremity Of Inc inconveniencejwh ieh T.
taches to personal controversy with
maa who has shown himself capabie
of suppression and perversloa ief inds-
yidual corrssponsence, an. aeE. which in
ordinary life would. id the cogaizance
OF any CLUB or association Of self-res-
pecting gentlemen, entail his prompt
expulsion III ao
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
BANK

THE MERCHANTS and FARMER
BANK
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal property

later ding to discontinue farming will sell
at public sac OF - sdence in osrardstown
on
Tuesday Dec. Is, 1908
Commencing At 10 a. IN.
The following valuable personal properly To-
wit:
Head Horses and Colts
1 ofwhich are No, work horses
II Head Cattle
s Ne mich Cows oaIsnce young cattle
Farming implements
2 horse wagons with bed. and shelving,
Champion binder, good rs new, AcCorrsos
mower, horse rake, grain drill new. Farmers
Friend; Oliver Chilled plows, No. 10, bar.
rows, double shovel piows, single shovel
blows, corn cover, sets front gears sets
Yankee harness, sets piow gears, brides,
coilars,i haaters. aousle and single trees and
many other articles.
.,o Terms . 80
A credit of9 months win be given on all
sums 81 SIC and upward purchaser giving note
with approved security negotiable aud pay
able a the Citizens National Bank of Martins
burx with interest from date but IL paid al
maturity interest remitted' Under $40 COS IA
y goods to BE- removed until settled ter
isaac I. 1onpssn
Dodd & Holman, Auct.
A. NJ. Graham, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Ran gnis Farmer

Bridgeton, N. j., Dec, 9.--G. Willis
Bateman, prosperous farmer OF Fair
Held township, died iate yesterday at
'ernoou frem exhaustion, after ter
rible struggle with a big ram which
was part Of his sheep herd MIR
Baseman had sold some sheep, and
when he was separating them the ram
attacked the farmer. 10 avoid being
rammed to death he caught the animal
by the horns, aud for long while bat
tied with the brute.
Just as the ram was overcoming the
farmer help came, and he was beaten
OFT Immediately afterward Mr.. Bate
man, who had yesk heart dropped
dead from exhaustion.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
LEGAL NOTICE ]

eAppIloatlon for.. Wholesale Brcw er! fSousr
License
Pursuant TO the provisions OF the Acts Of
The Legislature Tor the regulation of
license, notice is hereby given that
tae fsliewing application for license has
been flied In this Office, for the sale at whole
sale only, porter, ale, beer ana drinks OF like
nature. ether than spiritu Gus and other ais
titled ard vinous liquors
G. 3. =. Brewing Co, Baltimore, Md, place
Berkeley 10, w. Va, and the name OF the
owner OF the premises Is the b. & o. K. r.
Given uader my hand and ths seal OF the
gaia, this6th day Of November 1908.
Harold n Bender
Clerk County courtef Berkeley Couaty, w va
S(Ssall 20 Iilsit1
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11

Mr.. james henson, Of the Bunker
Hill vicinity, was In town on Satur-
day last and give us q very pleasant
call. He informed us while here that
he will In the spring move from the
Clcndenning farm to his own farm on
the eastern side Of the pike. He has
lived on the Clendenning farm for 50
years and during that time buried two
landlords.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Two Cen, Fare uphela BY cour.

Washington, D. c. Dec.-9.-The
Supreme Court of the United Ststes to-
day reversed the decision of the Unit
ed States Circuit Court fer the Eastern
District of Virginia holding to be um-
constitutional an order Of she state
railroad commission hxingi two-cent
passenger rate on state business, the
effect Of to-day's decision being to up
hold the order of the eonmission.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Keal Estate Bulletin.
FOR SALE By
PORTERFIELD s. BOYER
TOWN PROPERTY.

Fine room new house fine location !
with good eis'ern and all necessary
outbuildiugs 81 600.
Fine new sroom house fine large lot
good garden, tine large out-buiIdlng,
good large new stable with two stalls,
carriage house and large hay NOV,
elegant cIssern $1,000.
-Four coed houses on large lot, good
gardens, good renters, centrally iocat-
ed. fine Investment, cheap to quick
buyer.
Fine double brick house 10 good To-
cslity, on ine lots, all necessary out
buildings. Cheap as an investment.
Good double dwelling, cheap at ST.
700. Win pay II per cent on invest
mcut.
Large ll-room house, large stable
with two carriage houses, and other
buildings, house with elegant bath
room aud all modern Improvements in
the aeart OF the city. VIII make fine
| home
We also have large number OF very
desirable building lots for sale.
FARM PROPERTY.
| 1875 IA acre farm with nne brick
house fine large bank barn double corn
crib and wagon shed, all necessary
outbuildings, RAINING water, good
strong lnestsRc land acres orchard.
1861 acres coed limestone farm, IA
acres good timber, good location.
Farn Of 100 acres, one Of the sest
limestsRe farms Ia jefferson county,
running water, good 5-rsem dwelling,
new ground barn, double cora crib, s
acres good timber. 20 acres in apple or
shard y to years old, COED fencing, On
COED free Pike, good nsighbsrhosa !:
$67.s0 per acre.
| 40 acres high grade slate land, fine
9-reom house, with bath and all ned
ern i'm prsvsments, in fne locality,
COED bsrn and lets Of COED susbuild.
ings, good orchard, gesA let of timber.
Elegant wheat farm. Very. desirable
home.
i 90 acres Of good unin proved slate
land, 70 acres Of timber in good 'locali-
| ty.
| A nice home miles from Martins
burg over pike, so acres with nice
dwelling, good water, plenty Of good
outbuildings, ine orchard.
IS acres, q miles from Martinsbarg
new hosse, and outbuildings 1880 ap-
pie trees from 3'to 4 years cid. Cheap.
81 acres improved slate land. o-roon
house, good stsble, all outbuildIags,
falling artssian well, water al
stable. Good apple orchard. Nice
cheap home, good locality.
II 50 acres high grade slate land, 80
acres In timber, one mile from railroad
station, near Winchester pike $50 per
acre.
571 acres Of fine timber about miles
from railroad station. Can be boaght
cheap.
Blacksmith and carriage factory.
acres Of good land, 9-roem dwelling,
very large cellar, large stable,i fine out
buildings, good cistern. Very kdesira-
BILE home aAd one Of the best BUSINESS
stands in the country.
36 acres good limestone land, unim-
proved, 10 acres In good timber, one
mile from b. IL .. railroad station, $40
per acre.
LifeIand Fire Insurance,
| Porterfield Il Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors of John W. Rice.
lake notice that the sccouuts OF W C
kilmer and q. NJ seibert, as trustees for the
credltors of John w. hice are before the un-
dersigaed commissioner of accounts for settle
ment and that have fixed upon Jan. IL 1903
frena 10 a. m TO p. m, as the time at my OF.
nee in Martinsbnrg, ". Va. ,2l5 W King street
as the place for hearing proof OF all claims
against the said John w. Rice
1905 mas ~ uas Vi Deo'
H. Dew Gersardt
o. Commissioner OF Accounts
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The stockholders Of the Old National Sank
Of MArtinsburg are hereby Hotidsd that the
annual election for not less than five nor IA ore
than twenty-one directors TO serve for the en-
suing veal Will be held at the Bank . Tues
fay morning, January ". 1909, between the
hours o. eleven and twelve aelock.
GEO. s. HILrs
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Die Gnit hat fciuc Valfcn.

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Der crmdbntcn @eicuihoit; Or. :
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NabnnniaG bel Saslcton.

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cincm @crgnhbonN trug Scr lin.
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Gricsiuil.Giuic


9euc ialnclc Sas'Tau,pier.
u2oro Soltmpre" II. nEenn" nadl Ebilnoelpbia.
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pbia Sl.51 Nunofnbri Go 1age), gut an its
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timures Sbosgnbu." $3.50. 0ur6inbris gilcle
per Giienbnbn BON 4biaoelpbia nadl Nhautie.
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Gle fir gSealpeifer.
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%, 25 nno ~ @ef:Qegingtunsstr.
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5iigc, blau, roio, lnpcu0er lmo mciB;
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beicBt .................. 500
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gran gcitrciitc Simcn opprctlrte
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nit 3 Goirbcn al icOcr Scite. .$2.9S
$50 meibe 2incnettc.R0dc; nit
Streiicn un0 6nltcu beicet; icbr mel.
ter 3iid)nitt, Gtrtrlor ooer tSoItcn-
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bIou mo braun; ihror5c &oilc, etc,
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mo ihmar5er Wioboir, nit mcibcr
2ibc beictt ...............S2.9S
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olcin $3.50 Die NurO mertb. Ofon'
toa .....................S 5000
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$4,000 Sbirhuaiits 5nr SGlftc billi-
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aus lpciBcr. Oiuucr >{noiu 2itpL nit
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50 9inNrric Notiitr @uiitS, elegant
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So idlrar5e Soiictn 8uiIt0, ihot
0CiGltclt rnO bcr1cridtct; onocrc NIT
Spibcn-Oofc .S2.9S
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Yaiie 5nr Meiic ia's Nnslano be.
iorst 6. Naine, Nr. 413, Ct.galti.
marcitraRe, maize Gnitom Sonie Aue.
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Scitc ScmOcn .Sargaius.
tNritrr SliIr !

NSAlbNl tNll'l -
75c. - 1000 MdnnCr -HcnNcm
mcibc 1SoIten @uicn oocr olla ihmnr5
mo mciB Gcltrciitcu NIoNroS unO
FcrtaleS .......,...... ........ 4Jt.
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W(dnlhcttcn ................ 69c.
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un0 aus SomnCr, Siill olc 0rGBcn
ron IS bis 80. 0................ SOC
Entuoarcn- 6innlc.
lubcnoc bon gnrnirtcn Soiltcn sic
bis $40 brudtcn; icoc 6ocon @roBc
mo tSorbc. ...............S1.9S
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mno idlunr5 ollie 6ucona, cinihlicB-
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So aopierS Sciorn Nflstcticrs
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Iuf Greet Sampfer-Gompagnic.


Ihiabrt be5 Sampiers ndfj Noi Greet uno
GfonD Greet bon Speooens 8erfte, am ,5ube
bes BroGoma0. idalidb Inn llbr W1oroens nno
ubr 0dbmiitdas ausaenommen Snmiua5.
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um uno lbr Wioracns mno lIbr Wnbm,s
tnCs
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paanie an Der 2gerfie 5ipiidben ~ uno 2 lbr
GGdmitt1as. - pio. 9bone. X 38I.
(Uiai20-Sepit)
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Suit 6cim YrGiiocntcn.

Gpiter @un R..D, y. lSlmi.-
&ricNSlcfretdr Gnit Der rcpublifoni.
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Sait'S gtohioIgcr olS arieqS &C.
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Scrren bicltcn cinc uicrItiinoigeGon-
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Striega 0cportcncntS a8iilrlicb be.
iprohen uuroen Gr @oituerncuc
Mrigbt blieb nod bei'nl ErGliocntcr,
nnhbcm SctretGr 5ait I'M 9lutomo.
oil nad 9telu Dorf ob9eiabrcn mar.
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Yea Der @oriitcr.

Ser oemotrotiihe Siibrcr BON Gdli-
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-16
MRS BULLARD
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs NJ w. Billiard, aged SO years,
died in ST Mary's hospital, yesterday
afternoon. following a short illness
caused by pneumonia. She came to
this city but short time ago, MAX
ing her home at 107 Poplar street. She
is survived by three sons and three
daughters, and by one brother, 8. ;.
Wadsworth.
Mary WadswOrth Billiard was born
in Peoria, Ill, August. IA. 1S49. In 1866
she was married to Daniel Baylor IN
Sidney, Ia, and seven children, six OF
whom are living, were born to them.
In 1905 she was married in San Jose
to Captain James Billiard, who dled
three years later.
Mrs. Billiard united with the Chris
tan church when about Is years OF
age, and was a member of the Central
Christian church of this city at the
time of her death.
The funeral will be- held from the
home of b. s. WadSWOrth, 421 Cres-
scent street at O'Clock tomorrow al
ternOOn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-16
MINISTER GOES
TO LAST REWARD

Rev John p. Todd, one of the plo-
neer ministers of the state of WASH
ington, died at the home Of his SON
Elijah Todd. 927 Edith avenue, yes
terday evening at o'clock, following
an illness of two years caused by par
alysis. Rev. Todd, who was ordained
in the Christian faith when young
man. was 20 years of age. and for
the past 20 years had conducted ser
vices in the larger charges of the
state. He had been in the ministry
for more than 35 years past.
Rev Todd was born in Arkansas,
December II, 1888, and lived there un-
til 1858, when he crossed the plans
and made his home in this state. Foo
a number of years he conducted ser
vices in Dayton and Asotin, but was
forced to give up his work about two
wears ago, when he was stricken with
paralysis. He then lived in Spokane