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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
DESTROYS sLEEr.
Many Nartinsburg People Testify to

Many Martinsburg People Testify to
This
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States.
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
LION FoNpLEs A CHILD.

In Pittsburg savage lion fondled
the hand that child thrust iato his
cage. Danger TO u child Is sometimes
great wi hen least regarded. Often. 1t
comes through Colds, Group and
Wheoplng Cough. They STAY theus-
ands that DIR. Kings New Discovery
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our baby Of very bad case of Group
writes Mrs. George II. Davis, OF Flat
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
EIu Rrns
56 Warren ST., N. T.
A MAN WANTS TO DIE

only when lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful dependency.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills expel
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and Kidney troubles; impsrs health
and sigor to the weak, nervous and
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A party band can't play in harmony
with strange political instruments.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
A REGULAR Ton Boy

was Susie-eIimbing trees aud fences,
jumping bitches, whistling, alwsya
gettisg scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises
bumps, burns or scalds. But laws'
Her mother just applied Backien'a
Arnica Salvs and cared her quick.
Heals everything healabls-Bsils, Vi
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piles. Try it. 25s at All Druggists.
] mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27

- ta~e NNt eNf 49,
operation. / had
already had two
operations, . a n d
they wanted me to
go through a third
one. ] suffered day
and night from in.
flammation and a
small tumor, and
never thought of
seeing a well day
again. A friend
told me how Lydia
IL. Pinkham's Veg
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27

The gown which Mathilde Town
send, of Washington, will wear
at Der marriage to Peter q. Gerry hts
been shipped from Paris. There are
many things about it that are interest
ing. The train alone, 1t liz said, cost
SIS 900. 1t is a superb example of mod
ern point lace and is of exquisite
workm anship. The entire exterior OF
the costume is composed of point
d'Aleacon, which is considered by
connoiseurs as the most artistic and
monthly ornate OF all fabrics. The
train falls from the shoulders With
shawl-like effect. The under structure
of the gown is of white satin, yelled in
the finest Of IN ousseline de sole. Par
islan costumers say that the gown has
two other interesting features. First,
the corsage is cut very low, like the
gowns for royal brides ia Europe.
Miss Townsend has set the wedding
hour at o'clock, and she assumed
that it wesld be proper to wear such
a gown. Secondly, the skirt is of the
uItra-fashienable cut, having decora-
lions and gsrlands. The gown was
ordered BY cable, and the story is that
only forty eight hours were spent in
the actual making.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
Commissioners Notice.
In CHANGER


a ]. Stevens etc. ~
I u Nartinsburg. W. Va, May ~, 1910,
Commissioners Office.
. n n.rsors interested in the above entitled
Sse are hereby notified that decree was en-
Ia IN the above entitled cause in the Circuit
|nrt Of Berkeley County West Virginia, on the
n day of April, A. D. 1910, referring the same
ths undersigned Commissioner in Chancery
III instructions to ascertain and report:
Erst, The real estate owned by the defeni-
Is lila Stevens and Boyd Stevens, her hus-
ID, NJ fee simple and annual rental value,
Iecoud. Tie convene the lien holders II the
l lila ]. stevens and to audit their liens ac-
5dipg to their respective amounts and priori-
mind. Aryother matter by him deemed per-
Int 6Fw.drh may be required TO report by
OF the raTtieS in interest.
|ou are further notified that | have fixed
ksday the 2lst day of lune A, ID. 1910, at 10
|ock in the forenoon, as the time and my Of
in the Old National Bank Building in Mar
&bnrg " Va as the place, when and where,
proceed 90 execute the said order of ref
be-. and +. from any cause the same be not
hpleted ON that day the same viii, be contin-
! from day to day at the same hour and place
| it is completed.
ven uuler wy hand this 18th day Of May, A.
)g0
Jno. O. Lemen,
1 y. - to. tl,sN
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Chicago, Ill. - 81 want to tell you
what Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for me. / was so sick
that two of the best doctors in Chicago
said | would die il / did not have an
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27

Appearing in all the vigor I dress
suit, the Colonel must have looked to
the British eye every inch servant to
the people.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
An IDEAL HUSBAND

Ia patient, even with ainagging wife,
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27

These uncouth, confused cries come
from the scientists, all explaining at
once.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27

suffered habitually from consti-
en- Doan 5 Regulets relieved and
FOs'hanea the bowels, so that they
oeen regular ever since. IA. IL.
We grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
nae.
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Nasal Catarrh? If SO you will apprc-
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-05-27
Notice 10 Lisa Holders

JnO. @. Lemen-
Commissioner in Chancery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
FFRiGE PIiI iT NAM iRD.
Anti, In the Audience wave n Hammer q =
atountrr Irritant

Excited young women waved al0rt
a banner III RrincR"rhof Theatre AZ Bar
nard College Yesterday afternoon, ani
II wa- written upon thai banner Ain :
| suffered vet Upon IN" stage a play
entitled How IN" Vote Wa- Won was
being en"rgetically produced. banners
to tia. contrary notwithstanding under
the auspices Of m" Barnard "htpter Of
the Collegiate Equal Suffrage League.
When IN" collegiate -Ifrra gates de-
cided IN give this play the antl--ufIra-
getr.s of the college Immediately planned
q counter demonstration. ~ which IN"
hammer was u part Also Their" were
songs advising 'h" actors that the police
fore. would get them wore hcy not watch
ful
How the Vote Vas Won was gwen
last winter with B"atric" Forbes Robert o
son 10 the leading part. II de-Crih"- tho
PROGRESSES by which an English bank
Cars H. won over - Tia" cause Nv his
f.mal. relations ~" "g"nrually decides
that their arguments are pla nsIDl" and
a. the curtain falls h" j. lead Rg an at
lacking party oh the. House Of Parlia-
m.nt.
The members 81 tn" suffrage clrIb not
engaged IN acting distributed pamphlets
yesterday among their un"onvcrt"d class
mates Some of rh.'-e -''nt by Mr. -. II
T. Belmont were. addressed TO Young
men only" and informed the yOlIng man
that hs ought To- let hi- mother vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
New, Of Play, and PIa, cr>

-Rebecca OF Sunnybrook Farm" vii
move TO London early next spring Ne
gotiations are pending with Sir Charles
Wyndham for the use OF his New Theatre
or the Criterion klav 4 ErlanG"r and
Joseph Brooks will take over tho entire
company now at the R.publlc Theatre
Henry Ellsworths pictorial r. prodUy-
ton Of Oberammergau and the Passion
Play Of 1910 will be presented az tho Lyric
Theatre on Sunday. December - IN IN.
afternoon and evening
Paul Bismark. the electrician 1T IN"
Casino Theatre. has installed a wireless
telegraph station in the pllyhpus" 50
that passengers on incoming steamers
NAV now reserve seats for IN. Casino or
any other Shuberr playhouse The station
II tho first ever established in a thratr"
Ida Bernard. an Australian actress
has b.,en engaged bv Li.hler \ q" for
the part Of Primrose ia -\laTrIIg" i ii
Carte. the new musical comedy hv
Mcclellan and Caryll Miss Bernard was
formerly a NEWSPAPER woman In sydney
The first production Il Henry Arthur
Jones 3 new play w. Can't BE n Bad -
All That will take place on january
AT the Nazimova Theatr"
William GIllette's pro ramme for his
last week here follows Monday DeCe'n-
ber "a. afternoon and -veninI The
Private Secretary; Tus-day evening.
Too Much Johnson. Wednesday after
noon and evening. Secrei service.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings
and saturday afternoon sherlock
Holmes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
4 PIANO AND VIOLIN CONCERT,
Edith Thompson AMI >ikolai sob OiOr
Heard nj Nensieissohn Hall.

4 concert was gwen yesterday after
noon az MandeI--nhn Hall by Edith
Thompson. pianist and NIkolai Sokoloir.
violinist The entertainment began with
a sonata for piano and violin by Guillhune
Lekeu This sonata in q. dedicated 10
Ysaye j. IN. only work IN th,s form i"'t
ny tho Young Belgian musician, who was
horn in 1870 and died IN i-a, Born IN M.
prov me-. of Lleg. he VIE a student At
tn. Vervier- Conservatory and vas after
ward pupil Of cesar FranCk ana Vincent
a Indy Something of the manner. though
not Of the Imagination IF I'll" former
was shown in the sonata played yesterday
Even Franck way ri developing a 'hnr.
IN different movements was in evIdenc"
On the other hand there was nothing ~
-ha reflective formahtv 81 Dlndy and
nothing Of his harmonic atmosphere.
MIR SokolofT who i tn. conCerImelster
Of the Russian symphony Orchestra
played his -har. Of the sonata with mani
f.-' r"hSh He displayed - substantial.
though not polished tone. good Into'la-
non FREE. bowling and a warm. aggressive
-tyl" Miss Thompson performed her
snare If the sonata with discretion. but
IN her subsequent plan" solos was not
heard 10 great advantage. Her eNC''--tv"
t0ndnesS for IN" loud pedal led 10 =
wonderful confusion Of sounds. Sh"
played one of ChOpIn- works IN an "N-
tr ordinarily original manner Sh" had u
tempo uIbdiO which made Some phrases
sound as II they w"r" written IN rag Inn"
MIR SokoIon'- solo numbers were an
inrerrnezzo by Paula Salt. K-ften-
Caprice EspaEnol Nsay"'- Rev" d En-
fant- and rondino nv NIeuSt"mgE. The
concert was brought tn a. end with
Grieg'- sonata. opus 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
10 ANTS ~ SJNE. NOT PEtCE.
Felix adler Comments On Nr Carnegie
Cit to the World.

Chicago. Dec Is i am glad 20 hear
thar IN. price ~ one hatti"-hip has been
dedicated Ia the cause Of peace. said
Or felix Adler To-day Dr Adler arrived
IN Chicago to-day - tn. guest of the
Society for Ethical Culture for which
he gave. a public lecture this evening on
lOl-toI
More than this amount will be naces-
SaTy To insure peace said Or Adler
tn" attention of the world should ne
directed toward insurinG. not primarily
peace. but jIp-tic" We ara far from
justice now IL used to he that war
arose through the ambition Of kings
Now II - from the frenzy OF the MASSES
Democracy does not give ASSURANCE. IF
p.ac, or Justice.
stewart |. Woodford, who was United
States Minister at Madrid before the.
spanish \ W.rican war has assured me
that spain WAS willing TO arCcd. to the
American demands II ,h.' might save hrr
face. In" american poop" Insisted on
war Tn" TAX ing 81 the Philippine Islands
wa- on" OF the most harefaC.d pieces IT
land grabbing IN III" history Of the world
Justice can be- attained. ! b..!leve hy
an International court. behind which
shall he IN" latent power ~ coercion
ih. world toward this end Tn. congress
will b" made M ~ representatives from
tn" various nations OF tn" world IL j.
not "A white mans congress- for dark
-k Inned peoples II l. for tho common
benefit II all ". feel that the. rnrr,.
gathering Of the nat ionaI representatives
together will be beneficial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
MADERO RELIES ON SPIRITS
FHfNhS THEl rom NV az ~
TO ne WENH ~ PRESIDENT.
Hes surrounded 10, BiarAEnarii-. says
the Marquis de siiia,irJa ~ for
spain. Alfonso ard Ina Are Popular
ami the Prem Ter u Doing \ cry Well.

The Marquis d. Nillavieja Who IA a
personal friend Of IT," King Of Spain.
has arrived az tn" Plaza after "a six weeks
trip to Mexico where he has been visiting
relatives and looking after mining and
railway properties IN which he l. inter
estcd II" il member Of tn" EsCandon
family uf Mexico Clty. Col. y. dc Escan-
don. for many years on tn" stan Of
President Dial and now Governor of
MoreloS l. his brother and senior de- landa
Esclndon. Governor III the Federal
District, il his COUSIN.
II You heard the Marquis talk you
would set him down for an EngliShman.
u" Was educated In England. For many
wears h" made his home in Paris, but it i
now in Madrid. though he also has a
house IN London. where his headquarters
on whil., he plays polo IN the summer
He started the French at playing polo
and was for a time captain Of the Paris
polo team. Then he started polo at
Madrid. where King Alfonso has become
one of the most enthusiastic devotees of
tn. game. There the Marquis formed
what h. calls the Madrid team. With
the Madrid or tho old Paris team the
Marquis has captured the Internal ional
cup AT Ostend for seven years running.
Tn. last tlm,. h. Marquis went through
New York was soon after tn. Portuguese.
revolution Me predicted then that the
uprising would have no influence upon
Spain He recalled his yesterday. The
situation in Spain | ThInk IL progressing.
thanks u The ability of Premier Canalejas
he said II tim" - given him he will
settle the quest on at - AXE with Rome
Tn. King IL very popular Even in va
l.ncia, which ~ regarded at the hotbed
OF repubhCanISm IN spain. This was proved
There was some talk Of doing away with
tn. bartls OF flowers a thing that affords
all sorts Of opport unit les for bomb throw
ing but the King insisted that IL be held
He was Ch.pred and Was the queen.
who also ID very popular In" Hing IL one
OF the best shots in the country and Is an
excellent polo PLAYER
DO YOU know | was never more sur
prsed in INV life than when came 20 New
York last night | had expected 10 land
at rwenty-third street. and instead !
found myself ia what u the most gorgeous
railroad lat ION in tn. world The famous
care d Orleans in Paris would look like a
little shanty alongside it The Washing
ton stat ION - also fine In modern build
ing this country beats all
Trouble in Mesico' Well. there hasn't
really been anv in Mexico City Madero
gave his word that he would not attempt
10 make disturbance and then broke Il
The trouble II he has surrounded himself
with every black guard there - in Mexico
He il "A SpirItuali-t and believes IN 'rsveia-
riunS II" says IN" spirits told him he
was going o he President OF Mexico.
The. Marquis and his brot her T. de Es
candon expect to sail for England to-
morrow on the Maure,ania The polo
season OPENS IN spain IA February.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
y~nsrr Mitchell.

Niss Lulu Mitchell. niec" of NJ and Mrs
John ! Mitchell nj Wet seventeen street
Wa married 10 Peter Do.lger kr-"r ye-'sr
da" afternoon AZ - lock ~ re church Of
tho blessed Sacrament. m Ne~r seventh
fret street III" hrtia Wa attended ny Mss
Theresa Eusar. sister oI ~" BRIDEGROOM
AMI wa 81 IN swfy ~ Mr. Mitchell The
b., man was Frank DO"lg"r IN" ush"r-
were ROBBERY LiuHr. kh-sioTI and
F"NIn-on OG Trenton Tho C"r"r,ony M
performed by n" E"S " \ TAyior. pastor
of IN. church 81 the IBla.s.-d Sl'Tnfrrn'
he We 'ttnI Wa iOi,o So 80 ~ "A reception
NJ IN. IIntr, - Rrgi- Nr ku-"r i a ION
~ Nr and Mr. Frederick kusDr ami !
grandson ~ Pp1"r JO"lx"T lie - y gradual"
al COumDIa : nINer-lfy AMI - enga l~''i IN
III. 4vrOmObIlr Guiuufa' turing business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16

Closing hay Realizes M Sensational
Prices at Hotel Dro,ot.

Special CGh!S BSf9&'rI ~ Tvs SrS
PARIS, Dec - This Vas tho final day
OF IN. sale Of the S-giin art collection
az IN. Hotel DrOuor and m" lots or"r.c.
realized % 1855 francs. or about $40, 1871
Tn. grand total for the four days WAS
3t3 $50 francs or sSs 9sI ~
At to-days sale an eight inch CRYSTAL
she'll shaped cup brought 500 francs
or SI1iO The enam.ls offered did not
fetch any fancy prices Two Limoges
salt csllars sold for i.O?0 francs or 500
A Limoges plaque, inches by =. brought
500 francs or 81. Ooo.
In. highest price fetched for an Ingres
W ~ /. 700 francs. or $40. for a water color
Two small LeglIays sold for 1900 francs.
or 81, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16

! recently. addrcS-ing young military and
| naval students. he Protested So strongly
against the drlnkiug uf liquor that h.
i has stnce had t. explain that he did not
require total ah-iIUFuC" in army or navy
Tor In thss.' services It was sometimes
adv sable to give . glass OF grog 10
exhausted men subjected To- extreme
exposure. In all this ~ note the extreme
Importance attached To the moral ,u,U-
tInn. the outstanding question Of right nr
wrong, tn" religious and moral ISSUE
Tn" appeal a. conscience. not to tn"
pocket l. the paramount issue. That
war - costly II true. hut thIs loss might
he endured. That u IL "A crime. a heinoIs
CRIME. Tor men {" klQ each other IL the
truth thar lustIrp- ~ speedy ahplit ION
In conclusion Mr.. Carnegi. referred to
his recent gIit ii SlO.usO. 800 To bring about
international peace
-Rsfer"nC" has been made" he said
to the Peace Foundation organized yes
t"r'i'v | trust and believe, gentlemen
YOU ~ nv judicial Settlement Association
VIII not fdIl Ia give It warm welcome.
! am sur" cordial cooperation with YOU
AMI all other peace agencies IL ardcntlv
desired hy IL. While each mas ITS own
sphere. its special mission. yet all should
cooperate As fellow workers. privileged to
labor III the Grandest II all causes We
can AL d''Ciar" with Washington Our first
wish. as II was has. Is that war hc iholi,h.l
from the face OF thu. earth
N-npr IL" Ia bdrrd. the Mexican Am
hassator, said that he was authorized 10
announce that the Mexican Government
wis IN sympathy with the peace move
men' and wished it's sucCess
Senator Root, who Ii chairman Of the
'arnegi. peace, fund board Of trustees
sad that the movement for Internal iona
prac" was Passing from the theoretical
To the practical stage or from the pro-
pn-,'d form into an accomplished fact
WITHIN the next few wears. ne added a
careful. thoughtful and dsiint. inquiry
would probably b" mad. into the specific
CAUSES nf war and the remedies for war
The machinery for III. arbitration Of
International disputes. he said. had al.
ready been provided.
senator ksot Said he did not believe
that IN" nations OF the world were YIN
willing Ia submit all questions of dispute
To- arbitration heClu~" they feared that
they could not Obtain an impartial tri-
hunal. Their h~-ltancy he Thought was
due To IN" fear that they would not re-
Caiv" an impartial decision A. one Of
TIA" difficulties ~ arbitration he cited
the fact that different systems Of law
exist and that there Is not code Of in
ternationai law accepted by all nations
In" rules II international law. he con
tiuucd, are vague and indefinite.
The next step in the movement for
worldwide peace. IN his opinion. will be.
the cstahllshant Of a real court tn pass
upon all international disputes. The
people nf this country. he thought. were
more in sympathy with the movement
than the people Of any other country
With the court Of arhitral j,istic. e,,ab-
lIshed. ne added. a system nf interna iona
rules and pr-H-dents will be gradually
developed through the decisions OF the
court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
ACTRESSES SELL On iNCES.
Husband Retaincrs" sell Fast At the
Professional " omen RaSaar.

The annual tire. days hazaar Of the
Professional " omen = League opened yes
tardny afternoon at tn. Waldorf with
Daniel Frnnman a. -ponS"r Mr. Froh-
man was pr"-.nt"d by Amelia uEham
H.. said whll. he knew the Ieagu" would
have preferred Pre-ld.ntTaf;. Col RooSs-
velt"r John Drew h" was glad I" h" Their"
n. expressed his enthusiasm by to->In z
nosegay- At tn" members. Then every
body got busy At selling chances IN almost
ANYTHING that could bc mentioned
Miss Emma Frohman and MIR William
Walker mad . booth IN which husband
rrtainrr-- were on sale With "Ich 81
these dainty breakfast "hp- went Ii'nnr-
rex written by Annie Meredith Nav
Irwin was tho first purchaser al thi~
booth Al nearby booth Mildred Hol-
nd was p"r-Iai,ug every visitor thritn"
thing she needed most was a reluvenatlng
cream Truly Shartuck showed r"rkl"~--
ness in buying .pr chances on IN" -B!!li"
Burke ruby and diamond bracelet.
Wallace Munro and Arthur Grover w"r"
demonstrating straight front c"r-"t-.
Mir Pauiln" willard q" Loser KEPT
thinge lively about a racing wheel Mrs
Sol smith m" nltc-t m@mh"r 81 the
league was On" ot IN" hIgg"~t winner
Nora Bavs.- and Amelia summer, lie
a--izted Mr. de- lessor
Mr. Russell Bas-.t' mad charge Of iu'
rrn.co' booth Miss Jane Sutherland was
selling chances ~ an Amelia BinCha -
hat Al-- Wai1C- Munro, L--l-''f by
pretty girls was ~ IN" FrIIrS booih >.
in winch All sorts ~ cartoons ihri~'rn -
ca rcis and calendars were for -il' Nh--
Lena M"--.Ill" Fred IimmeruIn and
som. Lambs wair"d az tn" counter of
the country store.
Mi-- Mazda CrIiEan. with dozen
assistant conducted "A forum" t"Il'nH
booth Mr. G"rard Baucker was chair
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