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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

The extent to which the forbrarancc
Of many objects Of practical jokcr1 IS
taxed. seems a. times unlimited. The
object lesson which the writer has III
mind. is the sequel 10 the recent Sdur
rel story which appeared IN these col
umns some days since. The gentleman
who was accredited with The diGtin
guisned feat of shooting three squirrels
with one shot, was made the recipient
of AN embossed leather medal This
medal as mndr i'll reality for a joke. but
il turnnd out Ia lie j genuine work Of
art ~. on The ~" side was a prcsum
ably sarcastic Inscription which infer
red that the hHrDy recipient WAS pos
sesscd of qualifications that would ad-
NIT Of his ready entrance to the
Pristine order of Cheerful Prtvar
,2tors. The reverse side was cmbelIish-
cd with cmblenlatical figures. a sort OF
not-pourri. one might say, and nclud-
ing a representation of the trio of
,,,.,rtvrcd SQUIRRELS. and an insignia
which bore the one word. "Champion.
Tho h,rnred Nimrod was nomentarily
stunned. 50 great was his surprise. but
this feeling speedily gave way TO one
of great wrath. and he is a man OF
courage who now dares to mention the
mystic word squirrel within the
gentleman's hearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
"kerry Cow"

a very familiar and very popular
Irish play, is Kerry Cow" and il wa )
exceptionally we'll performed at the
Opera house, Saturday evening. Allen
Doona. a new conner in Augusta, es-
saycd the leading role of Dan O'Hara,
& part made famous by the veteran
Joseph Murphy, and the character lost
none Of lis charm and quaintness IN
the hands of young Mr.. Doone. The
supporting company was of uniform
excellence. and many of the members
of Mr.. Murphy's original company APP
neared with the old actors successor.
Mr.. Doone sang two of his own
songs during the action of the play
which We're generously encored. and
On the whole, the performance was
the best seen at the house, this season.
The scenery was very attractive, and
the pleasant simplicity and truc-to-
life Setting of the first and last acts.
the Drew farm, made Il pretty stage
picture.
In the part of Nora Drew" the
sweetheart of the Irish hero. Miss
Mary Ferlnicr found Immediate favor
With tie audience. which was unfort-
unatcly very small. Other members
mention were William II. ShcchaE
whose peculiar manncrisms in the
rrt Of Mn. O'Drivc" were very funny,
Donald Weldon, who made Il hand
some ana natural Raymond Drew
and Seth Smith who played the stern
old father, Patrick Drew"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
The Duke of KiIIicrankie, Oct. 9Th.

Not for years has London's fashion
able society been 50 neatly hit off as in
the character of The Duke of KILL
crankie." There is the widow of the
late Glue King" who would gladly
share her millions with Il new husband
If only to escape the odium of glue.
It's 50 hard 10 get away from" the
tuft-hunIinS members of Parliament,
whose chief wisdom is in not listening
to his colleagues speeches and in rec
OgniZilIg the superior worth of the
phrase worth sterling to sterling
worth" the beautiful dreamy girl who
looks for her love to come as Il knight
of old: and the matchmaking DowagCr
mother who cannot induce the girl to
her choice of husband even by a con-
fession of her own early denial of love.
An Italian artist with unfortunately
but one act and that with a trained
bear About Rose Coghlan. who plays
the part of the widow. these characters
CITRATE in three acts of The kcenest, live
lest humor written in the English for
years. Tho attraction is booked at the
Augusta Opera House Oct. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
Zach the diseased portion of the ear
mere Is only one way to cure deafness
ana ana that is by constitutional remedies
l?;ealntS s. IS caused by an inlamed condi-
sstachian Tube When this tube is IN
nalied YOU have i rumbling sound Or i'm.
perfect hearing. and when it is entirely
t th' =, i2eainess is the result and unless
III, t; ,,i,di'lihh' lon can be taken out and
thlS tube restored to its normal con6i;ion
nearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases , PIT Of ten IRE caused by Catarrh
.;a,l n Il nothing but an infamed condi
non OF tne mucous surfaces
we Will give One Hundred DoIIa,s "a,
any any case Of Deafness Caused bv catarrh
ma, c4nnot be cured by Halls Cotarrl
Cure send for CIRCULARS free. ''''
Sold bv - D ChEEEf & co, Toledo. O.
,,n rnN' 'i'dTS Family THIS for constirr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02


berS Of tn" night watch ut III" Ctrltoi,
III his hon. M ,,nnitoI street
g., ,,,..,.;... ;---iI1,-+ ,,.,..., ~.
All amusing lHclutHt happened Oh
tie elevator ut the Capitol not long
since whom g, vo1ne lady vino we;
,al,ir, ,b.,t ,,..,.a III ,.,,,.I,in,, An, IN
,,'Ni'S '"'t ''' II '''i'% "ii' -
the upper floors. happtucd 10 look up
cna ~. c1,s. >, III. t,, ~ ia h,,iId
49,, .I,;.,,-;'..
lilS' anu tH!llhIi!T thHt Sle WIS look
Ing right Outdoors. she remarked t.
ma man il, ,hara,a of ina .le,-,.o, in
,;
a.
hiilS' "oii A"u ~ W. Oh rainy
days?
me Iollo"'lS corporations have hi'd
their certificates OF organization ~ th9
"ft'c" Of thc secretary Of Stat:
Crook, Backing co. organized lit kit
terry. for the purpose OF manufacturing
and dealing in all kinds Of bllckIng dives.
inks. stains. etc. required by sho, manu-
faCturers or tie general public. with so
OOO capital stock. of Which nothing is paId
in. Officers: President. Horace Mitchell
Of K.ttcry: treasurer. S j. Morrison o:
Portsmouth. y. ii. Certificate approved,
sept - l"o'.
P"el's Remedy CO.. organized II Hid,i"-
ford, for he purpose of manufacturing;
and dealing III all kinds Oi remedies ANA
food for live stock and poultry. and for
other purposes. with ,5,0o0 capital stock,
Ct which $50 is PAID in Officers: Prrsl-
dent, e. Wilson l,ras, q sdco; trnasqrrr.
Nolt,t cr - ,oot
Certih"ale approved, sept. -, 1912.
bowers ana \a!lec Co. Organized 1T
KumfOrd Falls, tor the purpose al rian"
featuring and dealing i'll all kinds OF
g,lf.I II III
other purposes. with $1,000 capital sock,
of v hCh $500 IS paid i'll. OflrcrS: IrcSl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
BATH-NEW YORK By TROLLEY.
A Through Line Said to Be Coming
Next Summer.

Biddcford. Me. oct. IA special to the
Telegram says that il is reported on good
authority that the work OF extending the
Atlantic Shore Line to connect with the
Portsmouth. Dover 4 York Street Rail
road 1T York Beach will be begun, next
summer. The surveys for the new line
are just being finished.
1t has not been decided by the company
over just what route the road will b.,
built. Two surveys have been made one
from Kenncbunkport and the other from
Kcnncbunk through to York Beach. Tn"
road will go through Ogunquit and Wells.
In some places along the line eight and
nine different surveys have been made.
The new line will complete the conncc-
ton from Bath to New York City by
trolley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

4 nl1rkod increase has been noted
in the number of certificates of cor
poratiOns which have been received "a
the secretary of State since the fail
season came on The business done
in this line, prior to the summer
months of June, July and August, was
good. but during the three months
mentioned there was Il falling of i'll
the number received, as there always
Is at that season Of the year. With
the coming of September, however,
when everyone was getting back to
work. again, tie corporation business
commenced TO pick up, and the certi-
fcatcs are now coming along in goodly
numbers. 50 that il is now expected
that the business done, this year, Will
equal. if rot exceed, that of the year
previous. Many of the corporations,
too, have been capitalized high, being
up in the millions, and this fact will
add mach to the amount received by
the State through that medium. The
demand for corr Grafton laws and the
application blanks is large. and re-
quests are being received from all
over the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
STATE HOUSE.
State Assessors Report
Conditions Prosperous.
Increase Of 100000 El-
pected in State Valuation.
Corporations Coming in WelI---Rumher for
Year will Be Large.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next meeting of Governor and Coun-
Gil, Friday, Oct. 10, at 10 A. M.

Anonc. the meetings which the
state board of assessors vii! hoil
during the month of October, will b"
one at Portland. which will be held
during tn" latter part of the month.
ANA on which occasion they Will Civ.
Il hearing to the city and town asses
sors on the State valuation of Cum
bcrlani county. The work of the
board. in this line. is nearly complet-
ed as they have held THEN meetings
in every county of the State. with the
exception Of Cumberland. York and
kennebeC. and the meeting for the
latter county will be held at the rooms
of the board at the Capitol. on Tues
day and "Wednesday of tnis week. The
report regarding the State is very sal
isfactory. as the growth during the
past year has been a substantial one.
The general condition in the State is
one of prosperity. With the eXccp-
ton of the apple crop, which is eX-
peCtcd to be about one half, 1t is
doubtful if conditions were ever more
prosperous III the State than they are,
this YEAR Labor has been we'll cm-
ployel, and there has been q general
activity in manufacturing interests
which las provided work for all. The
increase in the State valuation is cx-
pected to be in the vicinity Of $1,000
600. which is a fair average. The last
Ealuatinn of the State was $323.000.-
eco. and this year it will be 1928, 00O,-
600, if not more.
A section Of the State where pros
rcrity is especially noticeable is III
ArooStook county. This county is the
great potato growing section OF Maine.
and the assessors. who have just re-
turned AroOstook state that the guam
tity and quality of the potatoes pro-
tluccd, this season, was never better. |
With the increase in development of
the land in the county. has come an
Increase in the valuation, which has
advanced in some sections fully 80 per
- mt. One industry in the county.
which has not made the showing that
could ne desired. is that of stock rails
Zig. which is on the decrease. Tie
of cows i'll the county, this
year is 300 less than that which was
last year. and the total num- |
Ter of sheep in the county, this year. |
IS 10000 against $4,000 last year, a |
marked falling Of The falling off in |
cattle raising is not limited to Aroos- |
took county, but is said to be general |
all ov".' the State In regard to farms |
III general over the State, it is said |
that the farms i'll the farming town |
If the lines Of the railroads were |
holding their own, neither gaining or
losing in valuation. The introduction |
of farm agencies has, within the past |
lew years. advanced the price of
farms, and created a better demand |
for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Annual Excursion to
AND ROCKLAND
Maine Central L. Il.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7

lW,. ruul Portland Lewiston. WatcrVillr
Augusta Brunswick. Bath aud intCrmcdi-
.t, stations. ilS' offering an opportunity
40 VISIT Rockrort ana Camden hy mean
81 electric ruId from Rocklaud. Th'
ram, lrIl departments of tn" State Prison
1t Thom'st"u can Il" visited by all WIN
wish.
E.vrur-i"uIste will take the regular
u"rnn- rIm leaving Watrrviil-. 6m \
NJ Aurustt. G.",, IIIllnwrll = Il: Ghrdi-
t:,l. r-r Ri.I:u"nd. III Arriving Thorn
Z. tnn Io.- a. Nj. R"ckllnd. or a. NJ.
Returning l'1v" Rurklaud at LII AMI %"
t. NJ Thomasl"u. 10 and 80 i. NJ
Tickets COR the round trip including adj
uI%.I"I to prison from NatctN ~" and
Nn,Iu.v n. $i.>5. NISSilh"rn. $l.1t: River
-,i, >l.r.. Augusta. $50, Tiallow"ll. $50.
GllIiucr. Sl.-n. South Gardiner $40; lee
i"I". - ~. Richmond. M.'N: lllrwHIdS
a. ~. Iuwdoilham. ST.. Tickets good
tuI Il r,'turn until Monday.
GEO L. EVANS Vice Pres. & G'uI Mgr
y +. EDOTIibN. Gcn'l Pass. an" I. a.
" at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
Gettysburg and Washington Tou

OtttysOuTJ anu washington TOUT
Leaves Boston, Friday. oct. 9Th.
5000 covers every expense, except
supper on the Fall River Line, for trip
Of a week
Beautiful and interesting drives over
the famous battlefield under escort of
experienced guide. Magnificent seen
cry of Perm Mar and Blue Mountains.
Stop in Reading, Pa. for trip to Mt.
Penn. Three days in Washington and
visit % Philadelphia.
This IS the most delightful and va
ricd trip Of the season. Longer stop
over If desired. For Illustrated timer
airy apply to J. r. Scott, N. Z. P. A.,
800 Washington St. Boston. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

y stranger who had been in Sebago
several lays in quest Of work was Civ
on a chanca by William Poor. a store
Keeper To earn his board. He was sent
t" Hir'nl. Friday. /" buy load of
grain, and was entrusted with $417. Ar
n"in% An Hiraol. he abandoned the
hors" ana wagon and disappeared with
tn" money He is described as about -
Years Of age. height ; fct. inches; left
t,unn missing; two front teeth filled
with gold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Wards of Pneumonia.

All coughs. colds and pulmonary com
plants that are durable are quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure. Clears the
phlegm. draws out Inflammation ana
heals and soothes the affected parts.
strengthens the lungs, wards off pncu-
monia. Harmless and pleasant to take.
Sold by BOWditch. Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

The North Augusta Society is is
suing some very handy little aluminium
caIendars which through an ingenious
arrangement are perpetual giving
DAYS and dates in advance for an in
definit. period. Beside being useful.
the calendars are extremely tasteful
and attractive in design, bearing d
pictur" of the house Of worship anu
IN excellent likeness Of thr pastor,
REV. NJ. a. NrserNcy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

ELLEN Hanks is numbered among Au-
gUStI'S successful hunters. thus early
in the season. having captured two
partridgcs during a recent sojourn III
the MOOdS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

The North Parish Whist Club held its
first meeting of the season. last week.
The meeting WIS well attended, re-
treatments served and plans discussed
for the play of the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
STATE OF MAINE.

Once OF Board OF State AssessOTs, Au-
-liSta. Sept. %. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the state
Assessors will be in session at the state
House in Augusta. on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the sd ana 18th days of Octo-
Dor at O'Clock \. NJ. A. D. 1905. in the
County of Kennebec, to secure Informal,
ton to enable them TO make !ust and
equal assessment OF the taxable property
in the several towns in said county and t.
investigate charges of concealment oil
property liable to assessment. as required
by law.
Z NJ SIMPSON Board
OTIS HAYFORD OF
GEORGE POFTI.E State Assessors.
JAMES rI.UMMEI:, Clerk.
sSOd2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Geo. Phil Sheridan Circle. NJ. j. La
dies Of the G. A. r.. vii resume its
meetings.. at p. NJ. Tuesday. All menu
bcrs ar requested to be in attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
hose Who Have the Leading Roles in
The First Crusade" Tonight.

Til" First Crusadc," that splendid
spectacular, musical pageant Of
medieval times which aroused 50 much
enthusiasm her" III June, will be staged
at til" Augusta Opera House. tonight
by the same cast that scored the earlier
success and with all the accessories and
effects which figured then. There are
nearly 200 peorl" in The cast and the
same horses will bc used. lii several
respects tie piece is improved and
somewhat shortened. where ii could be
cut without harm to the whole. The
produ, ton IS for the benefit of the City
hospital and should be greeted by an
other packed house. 1t VIII be given in
Wuterrillo. Tuesday evening. Follow
ing are the characters with speaking
parts. and the knights. ladies, retainers.
mobiles. Saraccns, MaSons. maids. pages
pilgrims VIII be as in June.
Godiva. Mrs. Louise Bitter. Lewiston
Barthtl"mY. john Y. Lane, Augusta
Peter the Hermit,
Fred y. Bates. Hallowell
Hugh De PaGanes,
Curl F. Getchcll, Monmouth
Dr. H. Nj Nickerson, Portland
King William Rufus.
Thomas II. BUd5e, Augusta
AnSclnl George. y. Drake, Lewiston
HcrcwtId the Saxon,
Charles T.. Merrill. Auburn
Godfrey of EOuillun.
George n Black. August,
Tancrcd, john Clair MinOt, Augusta
BohcmCud,
Clarence t. Eurlcigh, Augusta
G"oirrcN. IC!cN Grcig, Augusta
Edgar Ath"lina.
William l.. Powers. Gardiner
Sir Walter TyrrcI,
Lewis \. Burlcigh, Augusta
Master Mason.
john NJ. Prescott, Monmouth
Mason from York.
Ronald &. McIlroy, Monmouth
Entered Apprentice,
Roscoe Lindsay Monmouth
S:traccn Ambassador.
Or Fred Day Augusta
ISlnarl;m SPY. Leon L+iwton, Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Continuance Of Service Of Train Be

Continuance Of Service Of Train Be-
tween New York and PortIar.J, Me-,
Via New York, New Haven G. Hart
for1 Railroad and Boston 6 Maine
Railroad.
Tho train which leaves New York at
S.03 +. NJ. for Portland. Nc, ana re
turning leaves Portland Me, at S.25 P.
NJ. for N'w York. will continue its
service between New York and Port
lard, Me, u@tn October 2Sth, inclusive
and between Portland Me, and New
York uutil October 10Th, inclusive.
Sleeping ear service will also be con-
tlnr"d on these trains to and from
Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

The Portland sunday Times con-
tanned the following:
one question of interest in the pub
lie mind at the present time is the
question of who will be appointed liquor
agent to succeed Charles G. Douglass
Several candidates are in the field for
the position, but from the present in
diraiiuns the fight seems to be between
Major John J. Doolcy, assistant inspec-
tor-gcneral of rifle practice on the
staff Of Gov. Cobb. and Edward j.
Chcnery. an cmp!nye of Oren HooperS
Sons.
IL is said that ajOr Dooley has three
aldermen pledged to him and that Mr.
Chenery has two. Aldermen Hamilton
Cummings and Welch are undo rstood
to be favorable to Major Dooley, while
Aldermen Cobb and Carter Of Wards
and 9. respectively, are understood
to be in favor of Mr.. Chenery. Alder
man Dow IS uncertain and Alderman
Farming is unpledged. ana it is a ques-
tion whether or not the two Democrat
ia aldermen Will vote for i Republican,
II is possible that the vote may not
come. Monday evening. when the COM
rittee on the city agency will give their
report.
There is also some talk of appointing
either Major Dooley or Mr.. Chenery as
agent and make the other clerk. The
salary Of the agent il $110O while that
of his clerk is 5000.
Col y. S. Purinton. private secre-
tary T., the Governor, passed the Sab
hath at his home. i'll West Bowdoin.
Frank F.. Oak of Bangor. who was
NJ the Capitol for a few days. last
veek. on business connected with the
land Office. returned to Bangor Fri
day afternoon.
Edward Weston. one Of the mem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Edward Weston. one OF the menu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Col. \. S. Purinton. private secre
tary t. the Governor, passed the Sab
bath at his home. i'll West Bowdolh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

hers of til" night watch ut III" CAPITOL.
j. off duty. being confined 10 his bed.
at his home on Capitol street.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-04
Order of Publication.

THE STATE OF wFsT VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County. the ard day OF July Ioos
State of West Virginia, plaintiff, :
e. S. Coles, Annie NJ Brown, Ann Eliza Catherton.
Samuel Gov, Sarah Davis. Matthias L. laws the
unknown heirs o. 5. Y Davis. John W Dodd trus-
tse, D. " shader, Elsn voorhees,, Isaac Watson,
George Mundy W, L. BIannon, w. H. Burgess.
Alexander DeIIaven. + fearnow, George W.
Mason, John v, Mcdaniel George u. Pilxer
Aerison, J. y. Haines & Co. the individual mean
bers Of which partnership unknown to the
plaintiff. Emma v. ee, George W. Lee. NJ innie
strickling. Bertha Bowers. Maggie Il. Gregory
Charles corsey johnson and Phneas. Noah K.r.
son, }eorse leblanc, Lowery Mcdonnell the un
known heirs o. J. Il. Mingle. deceased George d
Roberts, Charles n Shaffer, Mrs Ella S. Buxton
Mas Maria Shafer, Mahala simpson, Richard
Iankey, Ann c, reetsr, Jacob Wen, William Lew
,siW,lliasmn cnnnnlnsham, 6 Heberlis, Susan $
known heirs Of A. J. Thomas. docc sed; w
T,bbo or Teba, defendants.
The objects Of the above sui, are to ieter this
cause to som @issioner in Chancefy, 10 ascertain
the amount Of taxes due, and Tor what years owing
tn several tracts Of land Described Ia Plaintiff
bill to sell the land according to law, to pay the
costs Of the suit pay i1to tho State and County
Treasures the amount OF money du. the q for taxes
and to dispose Of the remainder OF the fund IL any
a n ,Ss % as Ia and !, sagPsans on AFFIDAVIT fled
Annie VI, Brown, Ann kliza catherton Samuel
Cox sarah Davis, Matthias /. Davis Ellen voorhees,.
issae atson, 'coi ee Mundy, W H. burgess Alex
ander DeHaven, ! I. Fesnow, Geo. W. Mason,
John w. Nc Daniel Benjamin Steph ms Emma v.
Lee, George w les, Minnie Stick ling. Bertha
Bowers, Maggie u. Gregory, Charles corsey, John
on and phincas, George Leblanc, Lowery McDon-
nell Mahala Smnson Ricnara Tankey. Ann C.
Ieetsr, Jacob Weir. Allen Petngrsw, W. II. Pascal
w. y. TIbbo or febo non-residen,s OF the State
OF West Virginia that the heirs Of :. " DAVIS. the
heirs Of Eliza Aerison the heirs OF II. Mngle, and
the heirs OF A. J homas unknown and that
the names OF the individual members OF III. partner
nau
residents OF West VII ginia they hereby required
10 appear at the said Clerks office, within month
from the 9Th day OF July 1905, 1.-THE OF the first
publication i,steo'l and do what is necessary to
protect their inter SO in this matter.
l.. Dew GERHARpr, Clerk.
c. f. MARTIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-08-04
An Acknowledgment OF Thanks.

A. its last meeting. the Berkeley
Chapter Of u c, V, passed resolu :
tioa oil thanks to all, individually and
collectively, who rendered so much
kind and valuable assistarc1 at the
recent Fete held by them at ILwood
The officers aud managers OF the Ia
wood Park Association, including
Mr.. Brathwaite, custodian of the
grounds, and Mr.. George Giver; the
c. V, railroad, for its efficient hand
ling of the large crowd and courteous
treatment the General Manager of
thu road, Mr.. Geo. w. Martin, Tor
favors extended to the managers Of
the ,Fete, were considered worthy o
spe cial mention.