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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
FROM BAR uaRnoR.
Morse show a success The Auto Ter
ror-Empty Lockers.

Morse show a success The Auto Ter
ror Empty Lockers.
THE annual three-days' horse show of
the Bar Harbor fair association last week,
IN The number and quality Of entries
ranked well up with shows OF previous
years, and ahead Of many.
The show differed materially from those
Of other years. and one marked change
was IN having the events confined 10 the
afternoon. Another change was in cut
ting out the dog and poultry exhibits. A
change which occasioned some grumbiing
was IN emitting the trotting races, but in
past years these have not been satisfactory
on account of the difficulty OF getting .
good list Of entries, as many owners oil
good horses dislike TO bring thefp here BY
boat.
In point Of attendance the show Com
pared favorably with those of the PAT.
As usual, the largest crowd was on hand
the second day, when about $500 people
were present. There was the usual num-
Der OF iakirs and vendors.
The boxes were all taken and there was
a ne display of handsome gowns on every
day of the show. The summer colony
was there In full force and the grand
stand presented a charming spectacle. A
number of coach stands were sold, and
many parties watched the events from the
tops of coaches and other vehicles.
The Bar Harbor band was in attendance
on all three days and rendered splendid
music.
The horses shown were a fine lot. The
events which most pleased the crowd, per-
haps. were the running races, of which
there were two or three each afternoon, and
the competition Of the iour-in- hands. The
contest Of the four in hands for the best
road team, which took place on the last
day Of the show, was full of life and dash,
and the spectacle OF the four teams as
they were sent at full speed around the
track was well worth seeing.
The browning event Of the show came
on the last afternoon, when the blue rib
bon winners OF the various classes COM
petcd in the championship class for the
distinction of being isdjudged the best
horse of the show. 1t is no small satistac-
tion to Maine horseuien that this honor
went to Maine horse, the handsome
The handsome brown gelding, Dexter,
owned by Charles w. Morse, OF Bangor,
winning the proud title. Dexter is a very
handsome animal and Is one OF the showi-
est as well IS souBdest and best horses ever
at a EAR Harbor horse show.
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The Auto Terror .

LA@lA1HphAhs Aufsez aug %, AkNt1@
10 the Editor Of The Americon:
Having noticed the franklin article in
your last issue in reference to automobiles
and their methods, allow me TO say word
for the other side of the subject In the
first place, let it be thoroughly understood
less driving la narrow streets and around
curves, and no gentleman will refuse TO
stop when signslled in approaching a
team, nor win he fail TO give necessary
assistance in passing any team, and more
especially team containing ladies or
children. Bat do not condemn the mary
for the acts OF a few reckless indifferent
drivers. II there is any class that will
aid the public in bringing that class to
justice, IL is the aato-owner who respects
the rights OF the driver of the horse.
Before saying that the auto must go,
stop to think. The Legislature passed a
law last winter giving autos certain rights
in the road and regulating their use and
fixing license fee therefor. Under that
sanction the citizens of the State have al
ready invested more than half million
dollars for autos, without any abuse of
the rights conferred upon them by the
great majority OF them. Would you pass
a law prohibiting the use OF so much
property and thereby reducing its value
materially?
The auto has come to stay, and ii viii
ultimately be of great advantage to the
general public, in that it will be great
factor in bringing about better roads.
The ordinary horse, after seeing an auto a
few times, cares no more for ii than for a
horse carriage. have proven this by OBJ
servation. The horses which need to be
handled a little around an auto to become
accustomed to it can find accommodation
by its owner for that purpose from most
any auto-owner, and when once used to it,
are better for general use and less liable to
run away at sight of "a baby carriage, or
load of hay, or dog or like object,
As the owner of an auto, feel have
been benefsetor to the community In
getting horses acquainted with them, as
every day or two an auto from away has
passed through this section OF the State.
nAdig VI AhSoS pNOPto AiaNI pSSh aNNOS-
toned to drive in thoroughfares where
the auto has been in use so long that the
horse pays no attention to it, and for that
reason they probably fail to appreciate
the care necessary to be used among horses
entirely unfamiliar with it.
From personal observation don't think
horses care more for autos than they for
merly did for the bicycles when they were
new thing. Let us be reasonable and
careful and patient, and cultivate good
feeling between the auto driver and the
horseman; for hope to see the time when
the frugal farmer win rest his working
horse while he takes his family in his autC
and drives to town to do his shopping
after supper in the beautiful part Of thu
summer day; or to church of a Sabbath
morning. B. T. SowLE.
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sIoo Reward. sfoo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased IN
leAtn tnat there IL at least dreaded ,iIssn -
That science has been able 10 cure n M ia
stages. and that 10 Catafrh HAIps rafarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now kpown ii IN.
mefical fraternity Catarrh being a eonsti,n
tionai disease, requires constitutional treMf-
ment. Halls Cstarrb Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mnrnas nv ;
faces OF the system. thereby GestfOying fne
foundation Of the disease, and giving ne ma
usss ssfength by building up the constitution
propFietors have so much faith In its enraiiye
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars Tar
testimonials. 0s y
sold by Druggists re. "
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Gorrespoubrnsr.
Eonnders of slnehIIl.
BLuEHrLI, Aug. IS, 1905.

BLURHILI, Aug. IS, 1905.
To the Editor OF The American:
In "Spee's" account in your issue OF
Aug %, of the old home week meeting at
South Blnehill, when an address was
made by Capt. r. g. +, Candsge, and
tablets to the memory OF John Roundy
and James Csndage were unveiled, these
two men are spoken Of as 'sthe founders
OF the town. AS matter of fact, James
Candage was not one OF the foandess OF
the town, although he was among the early
settlers, Joseph Wood and John Roundy
coming here together first in 1852.
THE summer OF 1862 was spent ny Mr. wood
and Mr.. Roundy In erecting toR.heuses. Telling
trees TO MAKE "a cleating aud also
IN forming plans for the permanent settlement
Of the pace. l0 the autumn they returasd 70
Beverly. and there spent the winter. The next
year. 56f th0y br5u=iR their iainisiee hers :
These were the persons who planted
the infant -s,tiem.nt OF tn" town From the
address II Capt taadase defire ed al Blaehiif
on Sep, :. 1880.
As Nicholas Holt, Jonathan Darling
John Peters, Benjamin York, Ezekiel os-
good, Thomas Coggin, Nathan Parker,
Peter Parker and Robert Parker had all
settled in Bluehili before the end Of the
year 1865, ii is not understood how james
Candage, who did not come until 1TG5, can
be called, in the same sense that John
Roundy was, ''founder OF the town.
The above mentioned address contains
the following; 'others followed in 1T66,
and among them was James Candage and
family, who settled ON the Neck John
Roundy was also among the early settlers
on the Neck, he with Benjamin York.
Jonathan Day, james Cavendish [csnd-
age], Ebenezer Hinckley, James Day and
John York being allotted land thereon in
1863. The tablets were erected on the
Neck South Bluehill) to the memory OF
two of these settlers, and as John Roundy
was one of the founders of the town,
''Spec" has evidently been misled into
stating that James Csndage IVES also one,
when the honor belongs to Joseph Wood
and John Roundy.
DESCENDANT OF JOSEPH woop.
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KElTH's THEATRE. BOSTON.

Among the entertainers scheduled for
the week of Sept. A, to appear at Keith's,
are May Duryea and w. II. Mortimer, in
the one-act comedy sketch, ''the Impos-
ter" Other entertainers Of note are Sallie
Stembler, popular singing Coincidence,
Dewitt, Burns and Torrance, in their
novel and loriginal creation, 1.-THE Awak
ening of Toys" one of the best acts of the
kind for the Juveniles; Murphy and Fran
chs, coon singers, comedians and dancers;
Jack Gardner, hlack-fsee comedian and
parody singer; Marie Laurent, vocalist
in high-class selections; T. j. German and
Estelle West in ''A Special Meeting; the
Alpha trio, hoop-rollers and jugglars, and
Mesny and Anderson, comedians, singers
and dancers. The kinetograph will show
an entire new list OF comedy and interest
ing motion pictures. Underlined for the
week OF sept. are Win NJ. Cressy and
Blanche Dayne.
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BLCEiiILI..

tsIl Barratt is visiting in Brooklin.
harles Neweomb, of Lynn, is the guest
OF. C. Clough and wife.
2. c. C. Barrett and win go to Ban gor
Wnesday to spend two or three days at
tiisir.
\. |. Partridge, Misses Abbie Partridge.
Al Margaret Hinekley attended the horse
sfs at Bar Harbor
Pie fine summer residence of Mrs.
4in, at the Chase Granite works, has
IN named Borderland.
/ s. Horton and wife, of Bar Harbor,
ought the remains of their youngest
I'd here for burial Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
BASS HARBoR.

Prof. Richards, of Yale college, with his
wife, is at l.. F. Colts for few weeks.
j. 5. Rowe has been confined to his room
the past week with inflammation of the
eyes.
Miss Lima Reese, who is at Grey Rocks.
slipped and fell on the shore Saturday,
receiving several bad cuts and bruise.
Frances, little daughter OF Sidney Wal
lace, fell from cart, striking a protrud-
ing rusty nail which narrowly missed her
eye and made bad cut in her forehead.
Aug. %. NV
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oRoRer BILLINGS MAppocKs.

George Billings Msddocks, an aged resi-
dent of North Ellsworth, died suddenly
there yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Maddocks
was about his place during the day, sppar-
entity as well as usual. Soon after noon he
WAS seized with q fainting spell, and died
before physician reached him. Death
was due to heart failure.
MIR. Maddocks was veteran Of the
Civil war, having served in the Sixth
Maine. He was badly wounded in the
arm, making him a cripple. He received
pension of $40 monthly because OF this.
He leaves widow and large family OF
sons and daughters.
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BAPrIsr SALE.

Fhe annual sale by the ladies' Baptist
pie was held in the chapel Thursday
ernoon and evening. The rooms were
ittily decorated, the display of ported
lnts and cut flowers adding greatly to
| attractions of the sale.
y the centre was the candy booth, an
hgon decorated with flags and ever
ZEN. Mrs. Lula Greene and Miss Nettie
" had charge there. OF the other de-
ftments, Mrs. Helen Mcintyre and Mrs.
II. Hinekley had the aprons; Mrs. Y.
tGreene, cooked food; Mrs. Babson,
fers; Mrs. Lucy Hinclley and Mrs.
y Slower, fancy work; Mabelle Babson
I Jennie Grindle, box novelties; Mrs.
bnah Sargent, Mrs. U. v. Curtis, Mrs.
han Curtis and young lady mattresses,
scream and cake. The proceeds were
lug. %. NJ.
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u. q NJ. Excursion 20 View Nnrl

ID. 4 NJ. Excursion TO New York
ON Oct. 5 the Boston a Maine railrosa
will run it's annual New York excp,
sion. A 200-mile train-ride through ~,
Deerfield valley and the Hoosac NOM
tains TO Troy and Albany, N. Y. Rsa
iightful sail on the paiatial steamers dow,
the Hudson to New York city; two day.
in the metropolis and back TO Boston IL
the famous Fall River line steamers: u -
for the round trip.
Write 70 the general passenger dera,,
ment, Boston 4 Maine railroad, Bo.tos
for the beautiful illustrated boosls,
which describes the trip in detail. Il MI,
be mailed free upon receipt of pos,s,
card
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
GOULDSRORO.

Miss Mildred Ramsdell is visiting her
sister, Mrs Florence Young.
Measles are still prevalent. Mrs. Minnie
Whitaker is the latest victim.
Dallas Ashe, who has been for some
time employed at Sorrento, is at home.
b. T. sowle and family, of Ellsworth,
spent two days with relatives here last
week.
Miss Venia Dyer, who is at work at
Charles sargent's, Sorrento, spent Sunday
at home. She was accompanied by Miss
Gladys Sargent.
Aug. Is IEx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Thursday Sheriff Mayo and Deputies
Shea and Higgins'mad large seizure Of
liquor at the West End club, which is in
corporased under the laws OF Maine and
has some fifty members who have lockers
Each of these lockers was searched BY the
officers and liquor found in many of them
and confiscated. In all it is said that
about ten barrels of liquors OF different
kinds were found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

The Bangor Ne7rs of last Thursday
reprinted DR.. J. II. Patterns unique
political map of Hancock county, be-
fore referred to in these columns, and
also likeness of the genial doctor,
who is making hustling campaign
for the nomination for senator from
Hancock county.
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suLIIyAN.

Sullivan friends of John Preble, of Mid
dletown, Cal, a former resident OF this
place, win sympathize with him in the
loss OF his house, which was burned at
noon Friday, Aug. II. Practically all the
furniture was saved from the lower floors,
but everything on the second story was
destroyed. There was no insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

II matters not how smart man is, some
day he will bump up against another man
who is just little smarter.
ssWe had mock chicken soup at our
boarding house to-day II never heard
Of that kind of soup; how is it madegp
"out Of meat scraps, with feather in
each portion"
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Etpal Nutirra.
notice OF YonrcrosI


WHEREAS Edward X. Graves BY nus mort
w gage deed dated the 18th OF cesV.t *
1883. and recorded in book $50. page S. y W eas
registry OF deeds for Hancock count NAlHs e
conveyed In mortgage To Louise W. EPPe, a
certain paFcsb OF lard situated at q 80 49, :;
Hancock countyt state of Maine, 0oUNNc'
and described as follows, 10 wit: A.,
Beginning on the county road lead 10 itoll
Franklin 20 81 sworth at the southes's VI VI ~
Of koen Traey's land: thence nearly 1o ots. ~
.and OF said Tracy one hundred ans ~ sS,d
four fodss thence westerly Dy lRnt " So
Tracy twenty eight RODS; thence nefsI no" ~. 4
siHty -four rods. thence eastsriy t1lI ~ ~
and one-half rods TO land decided TO FIeSstie :
=. Graves; thence by land OF said $1,000 =
\. Graves sixty four rods; thence eAstel5-as
land OF said Frederick \. Graves thI ven a., y =
one half rods; thence southerly stiss ~ '.nS ~
OF said Frederick =. Graves oDe hui ~ So So
ninety -four tEo1si TO the county ~.
said thence By said road seysnteeH 1870.
half rods to The place Of beginning ,sn.tstss
ing thirty I've acres. more or les " 49,
mortgage deed and the record TIL sfe'' 'e'''
enee ~ made: -..
And whereas. the foil, wing deIeflocd Is,
signments of said moftg re navel 0efN ''4N''
namely; v sa
as Louise W Epps TO Gideon L. 10y. ds's 3
the 47th cas- OF April, 1901. reeord1 Np'" So
1901, in book at. page III, Of said rcd Wv 800
tsl Gideon L Joy 10 Wallace A US N@''N
May Is, 1891. aud unreeordsd. J. ~
W Henry A. spps; guardian Of IN 5Sv Of
EpPs to Gideon l.. JOY dated thH ''1 80,
June. 1891, and recorded June is, iH VIVA
S6i, page so. Of said registry. t.,.a
a. Gideon l. joy 10 Wallace A. 80 49, 49,
"a 80. - =. - y sHnr 70. Of which
assignments and the records thereofN e''ir"V'
sra $3.50. 49, .o-s,,t. =, M mort
s.,,s a. 49,. ~ ,s -. ~ broken
and unperfofmcd; kr.,.aa
~ aH. ~, 4. Ane unueIIssisne1. Ne do
hereby claim = foreclosure OF said mon 49,
for breach Of the condition thereof, anA -
this notice OF my intention to forecios&
same As provided by statue.
WALLACE A. Fos&
Ellsworth, Maine. Aug. u. 1905
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oRLAND.

The property Of the Eastern Lock and
Siuice co. in this town was sold at auction
Monday by Parker Spofford, Of Backsport,
trustee. A. II. shaw, OF Bath, purchased
the water power for 81 ,525. and the Pickett
A Witham Lumber Co. bought the land
for 2, 200. The lot comprises 100 acres Of
timber, principally large oak and pine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
FRANKLIN, Aug. Is, 1906

AhsANSA4ANs aug -. AfpOs
To the Editor Of The american:
'sTo be, or not to be" is the auto ques-
tion in this section. To be sure, the
objection to the trim little bicycle has
been overcome, but that is a different ma
chine from those ponderous, odorous,
palpitating monsters, that block our
country roadways and ruinously so often
times.
Granting their usefulness in various
ways, in cities where the streets are broad,
does not make their Introduction on the
one thoroughfare OF the usual country
town at all desirable, and by no means is
it necessity. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Don Quixote thought he could b.v.
made beautiful bird cages and toothpicss
II his brain bad not been so fun Of 49,
OF ehivairy. Most people would specsas
in small things II they were not tronh,ss
with great ambitions,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

1t is the top notch of the summer at the
Hancock county coast resorts, and with
the firsi tinge of the golden rod the sum
mer visitors begin to pack their trunks.
Each year, however, is adding to the
number of those who remain to enjoy the
rare beauties of Maine autumn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Stonington has new tow boat, several
new stores and buildings and new grist
mill, the quarries are humming, lobster
ing is good, and she is altogether prosper
Gus and happy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Ree. i. "a ADAMS, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. - Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will follow sermon
Sunday school at l1.45.
Prayer and conference meeting on Fri
day evening at 80.
UNION coNG'L. ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Royal ". Jessup, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. 3 - Morning service at
1880. Sunday school at 11.3O. Evening
service at 7.30.
Friday evening, at 7.30-Prayer meeting.
UNITARIAN.
Rer. s. w. Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. 3-service at 1870 a. m.
Rev. Charles F. Dole, of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, viii preach. Sunday school at 11.45
a. m.
At East Lamoine, Sunday, Sept. 3, SER
vice at the church at 7.3O p. m. Rev.
Charles F. Dole win preach. Thursday,
Aug. 81, at the sehoolhouse, Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7.45 p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. J. p. SiBtontoa, pastor.
Friday, Sept. l. Prayer service at 7.3o.
Sunday, sept. = Morning service at
1870. Sermon by the pastor Sunday
school at 11.45. Preaching st 7.so.
Trenton Preaching Sunday at 2.30 p. m
Mr.. Simonton.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

A government dredgc is stirring up the
mud in the Bagadnce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Bucksport had little fire in the office Of
the selectmen yesterday, when $500 OF
redeemed bonds and q $40 in paid coupons
were burned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Golden rod and purple asters herald the
approach of gay gowned autumn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Among the distinguished summer visit
ors now in Hancock county is Hon.
George B. Mcclellan, mayor OF Greater
Nav York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Our South Brooksyille correspondent
reports potatoes rotting and sparrows
making havoc with grain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

We are right in the thick Of family re-
unions, with agricultural fairs coming
right along on their heels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

,sSfesy careful ahou, her churn. She se,i,.
,&ogghiy after a-ins. and Sives Il sny h. !, y
a',1sce,en T.. She knows that ~ her rb,, oAs y.
viii faint the butter that il male IT, !, u
~. Amsoh J. = charn. In the stomach ~ "
.,te IN aud putritivc tracts are srs. aaa
. which are exactly akin 10 the lined neg
~ ~ L.lser IL not Rppsreut then ~, =,
as 2, chnrn l. "sour It Aoars A., ia, az
~ ~, ,..ss tg The evil Of foul s,orseh q
-, ~ ~ 80 tsst IN the mouth and - ~,
nos W. hy 81. but the corrup,isu 10y y, ' s,l
ssesss Y The biood and the tiaser,f.s,,lus
~ ,,ts'..' ~ shout the body. Dr rie,eos
,iai.tsa 49, discovery makes The -
$500. s,sa.'s does for the stomach ~,
80 se.s,.ies, Nus bath do for tle rh, sA'
spe ~ every tsintpT or corrsn,,s
sis,n.,, ..,saltss ie'iieal Discovery" cobts,,s
20 alcohol. whissyd N'"'' iH'"NleAnt aud DO
narcatic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Amateur theatrieals were given at the
Casino Tuesday evening in aid of the Bar
Harbor hospital, the participants being
prominent members OF the summer col
ony.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

The strawberry season still fingers in
Ellsworth. Mrs. Lewis Friend had straw
berries from her garden last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

The ''hello line between Seal Cove and
West fremont begins business this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Here are some interesting summer sta
tistics from Bar Harbor. Last year there
were twenty-nine commitments to the
county jail from Bar Harbor for drunken
ness in June, and twenty-seven in July.
This YEARS commitments: June, none;
July, none. This years record sounds
like that "up-river- political almanac" Of
DR. paftAn
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Sptrial Notisra.
FREEDOM sorIcr

HEREBY slvr notice thatyh.4v given my
/ ra5,t,r -, yvitItar, /, Asstia "A time dur
ing his minority. I shall claim Tvs OF avs
wages nor 1c holden for any Of BID US nn a''e'
this date. MAxuA N-ILo'
BiuehiIl. Aus. -. 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
sURRY.

X. E. Conary and wife, of Lynn, Mass.
are visiting relatives here and in orland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Do M. .rean.ws 2n cnrse,,ta.,y PArk.
ssmnnd No, ~eiian ~ H. property
from the county % Hancock thu s'N vi
Maine. md the Gates states Of An4suea.
A.kr G. FaRrn NVTI's'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

man seldom has to work overtime to
exe fool OF himself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

The ''eluh idea" which has been adopted
in various parts of Maipe to overcome the
drought resulting from enforcement of the
liquor law, will be aired in the Ellsworth
municipal court tomorrow. Bar Harbor
tried the club idea, and apparently with
success as far as providing liquid refresh
ment is concerned, for when Sheriff Mayo
dropped in on the West End club last
Thursday, he found something over a
Thousand bottles of beer. The ''club" feels
very badly over the prospect of SO much
stuff being spilled, and will try to prevent