Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-04

Mr. William Rics, of Tuscarora, was
q caller at our Office on last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George DaIwick, of
Brunswick, spent several days in this
city with relatives and friends.
Best set Of teeth $500. Stehley the
Dentist Sept. : for 6 days. DR.. stsaley.
The Statesman Democrat and the
Phiiadelphia Record daily, for four
moths 95 cents.
Teeth filled with gold. silver, pIati-
mum aad Amalgam. Sept. for
days. stehlcy the Dentist.
Misses Katherine Yeagsr, OF North
Carolina, Beth Burlington, Of Baln-
mora and Edythe Frye, Of Washing
ton have been the guests of Miss Nell
Hess.
Mr.. A. ID. Tate, Of DarkesviIIe, was
In town on Tuesday and .qaaIified as
administrator Of the estate of his
brother, the late John Tate.
WerkiRgmen who have to do lively
scratching this panic year in order to
get daily bread will be very apt to
scratch the republican ticket when
they cast their votes in Noyember.
Mrs. L. Fl. Hamill spent from Sat-
urdsy until Monday with Miss Belle
Cross at Blue Ridge Eummit.
Mrs. Barbra Cline, and little grand
daughter, Louise Cline, have returned
from sPleatant trip to Chambers 3
burg.
Best work best material and the
least pain. Stehley the Dentist. Sept.
for 8 days.
DR.. J. F. Manown, the druggist, is
/ pending some time at his former
home at Phiiippi, ". Va.
! /, Wanted. To rent good farm in
Berkeley county. rhs renter has q
strong force both in hapds and horses
and can handle big farm. Porter
| field & Boyer.
| Mr.. Max Robinson, general man.
ager OF the Auburn Wagon Works, re.
turned from three weeks business
trip through the north, on Tuesday.
Il Mr.. Hill Marshall, of the city 81
3 Grafton, has been on visit to his
brother-In-law, Mr.. Wilbur Neal, in
this CITY,.
Il Mr.. Howard Tabler, of this city
, spent Sunday and Monday with bis
sister, Mrs. Newton Buckles, neal
Halltown.
al Hon. PEW. Morris, editor OF the
Petersburg Journal, has been placed
On the Scherr ticket for auditor. Morris
a takes Darst place on the ticket. The
q Journal and the Dispatch-News are
both Supporting the Scherr ticket.
81 Miss Hattie s. !Csyle, daughter 0
Mr.. J. B. Ooyle, Of near Leetown, JEFF
= ferson county left here ON Tuesday las
r for her hsme in Denver, Colorado
i where she has been living for severa
Il years. She was accompanied to towr
BY her father who gave us a pleasant
call while here
~ We call attention to the new adver
q iisement of the clothing firm of J. +
e Thompson & Bros. They are adver
Using their school suits for boys and
we feel certain that parents will find
= 1t decidedly to their interest to cal
and see these suits.I ..-...
81 Mrs. Elizabeth Wilen,.. West Racs
street, who fell in her 70 sm early
f Thursday morning and severely hurt
8 her hip and back, is recovering from
her Injuries. Mrs. Wilen IL 81 years
q cid and has been crippled up with
rhsumstism since last January.
II Get wise 60 to Stshlsy the Dentist.
| Sept. for days.
Dawssn's administration Of fsur years
+ Will cost the state--the appropriations
have already been mads-three mil
lion dollars more than the four years
OF MacCorkle. And yctlthe state insti-
tutions, according to Dawson's swn
statement, are in sueh . sondition OF
dilapidation and decay that the state
~, n ~ issua hondc and hnr~~- 49, u
to repair them properly.
Il Dr. J. Mckee Sites returned home
on last Friday evening from New York
where he landed from . six weeks trip
to Europe. He visited England and
spent some time in the hospitals in
London after wnich he went to the
continent over which he travelled ex-
tensively.