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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
HANCOCK POINT.
Growth in Popularity of this Beau
tifnl Resort Casino Plans.

Growth In Popularity of this Beau
fifnl Resort Casino Plans
The one true sense Of expression at Han
cock Point this season is that Of entire
satisfaction. II has been festive season.
Events have come to pass just as the sum
mer colony 50 desired. The colony makes
the season. and no matter II quiet or gay,
Hancock retains its popularity and seems
to be more attractive and beautiful the
more one sees 81 it. The steady and sub
stantisl progress Of the Point is most
marked indication of It's success. The
gain year By year into larger and greater
resort has been the past history, while
present indications arc that many aadi-
tions viii be made to the cottage list in
the future
Not mere than sixty years ago, Hancock
Point, then called Crabtree Neck, lay al
most undiscovered as it were. Then it
was thai pr. F. t. Lakewood, D. D., Of
Boston, visited Ellsworth in summer and
once drogo to Hancock and visited TIN
Point. H. saw the beauties of the Point
itself, the water, the woods and the
mountains. lie bought and then built
Ifazlemere, the first cottage Of list now
numbering about sixty.
Then came DR.. Alfred Walton, of Ban
gor, who to-day occupies Msplewood, the
attractive Swiss cottage on the extreme
point. Other Bangor people followed.
l. s. johnson, the Boardnans, Deans and
Mrs. Wing. Among the first out-of-state
people to come were the Swans, of New
York. and the Misses Lord, of Winter
Park, Florida, the Nichols, Of Boston, and
the Maxweils, OF New York.
Next year will bring new eottagers.
Among those TO come are Mrs. William T.
Sampson, of Washington, d. c., who is
negotiating to purchase ready-huil cot
tage. Mrs. Sampson has spent the pres
eut season at the Tarrstine with her son
Harold. The Point is eongratuiating it,
self on Mrs. SIMPSONS coming, as she is
looked upon as being one of the most
truly popular ladies. The Cliffords, OF
Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton s., have pur-
chased a western shore lot near the
Slaughter cottage and are TO build an at
tractive summer home in the spring.
Hancock Point for several years has been
favorite spot for the Clifords and the
Ciifords have been fayoritea ~ the Point.
Another ~ho intends building IS Mrs.
S. A. Brown, OF Bangor. Still there are
other likely corners. The Webbers, of
Bangor, are entertaining serious thoughts
of building, while Prof. II. G. Lord and
wife, of New York, have been pronounced
as anxious and liable to locate here. And
so to-day Hancock Point has before ii a
most brilliant future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
NOTES.

The hop at the Tarratine Saturday
evening was a decided success. While
not so largely attended as on pre-
vious occasions it was a more pleasant
affair. Several out-of-town guests were
present.
Among those to entertain at dinner dur
ing the past week were the Emerys, Prof
and Mrs. II. G. Lord, Prof. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Slaughter. The younger people have by no
means been quiet. On Friday Mrs. ). l..
Cutler gave picnic at Hull's Cove, across
the bay. Hsyrides have also been popular,
Miss May Cutler and Elizabeth each enter
tanning in this manner. Then ON Thurs
day from till 7 Miss Dorice Robinson
gave a dinner for a large party of her
young friends at the "Birchesn Miss
Jean Mccoy, Bryn Mawr, received about
thirty friends at the Tarratine Monday
evening.
The Maxwells returned Saturday, after
weeks cruise among the islands on their
yacht Leora.
Prof Charles ]. II. Ropes, Bangor theo-
logical seminary, spoke at the chapel
1uA@Aos AtoAAAAE-
The table girls at the Tarratine gave a
pretty little dancing party ON Tuesday
evening Of this week.
Roy c. Haines, who for the past four
years has acted as the postmaster at the
Point, leaves this week for short visit in
Maine and New York state before sailing
for Porto Rico in early September. Mr..
Haines has accepted position with the
department of education at the city of
Guyana as instructor of English. After
the school year in June, Mr.. Haines will
be with the Porto Rican benevolent socie-
drawn work, embroideries, laces and
/ Spanish linens, work in which he has
been very successful, with exhibition at
Hancock Point, Bar Harbor, Seal Harbor
| and Northeast Hsrbor. Mr.. Haines has
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE OF CHAT
TEL. MORTGAGE

STATE OF MAfsE. COUNTY or HANCOCK 50
vfNo Albert Y. Smith, as president, Mary C.
Il Donneli. as clerk, and John Il. EldFldge,
as treasurer Of the Penobscot Spiritual Tenn
pie association, a corporation existing by Ia"
and located at Verona, Hancock county
Maine.
Whereas Albert f. Smith, as president
Mary O. Donnell, as clerk, and John u. 81
bridge, as treasurer OF the Penobscot Splr-
ituAl Temple Association, corporation
existing by law and located at NeFonF;
Hancock ecunty, Maine. on the tenth day OF
october, a. d., 1883, mnrtgaged to E. 4. haWs,
OF Bangor, county Of Penobseot, Maine,
certain large building erected on land q the
Penobscot Spiritual Temple Association 81
Verona, Maine. and known as the Park hoteI,
70 secure payment of one hundred and sixty
dollars, which mortgage is recorded IN the
town records Of the town Of Verona, BOOK J,
pages iss-lss. And whereas said mortgage
deed and the debt thereby secured were as
signed and transferred by the said EDWIN Il
HAYES TO and are held by the undersignea'
Susan A. Smith, OF Rockland. county OF hnoA,
state OF Maine. by instrument Of sssig nmsns
dated June 10, q. d. 1904, and recorded In tns
town records OF said Verona in book z. pAkS
it2. And whereas the conditions OF ssae
mortgage have been broken, NOS thsreiote'
notice is hereby given OF my intention -
foreclose said mortgage for breseh % W.
August 10, 1905.
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afaal 7Iatifts.

49,
To the Supreme judicial Court next 10 =.
holden A. Ellsworth, within and Ter ,ss
County Of Hancock and State o. aafne -
the second Tuesday of October A. D. is15 ""
ID EsPECTfULLY represents Eyfe II
III Hgtehings. OF Rlashiil. Hancock CON-
~, Name vile OF Albion 7. HutehinRs ina.
her maiden name was EVE n. Cousins. tbat
she vas married 20 the said Albion r. Hpteh
ings at Eiaehill. in said Connty Of Hanen~s
on the Ssth day OF March. 1857. BY the Rev ~
Freeman, clergyman that one child has
been born OF said marriage, Dora ~ Hatch
ings, nov seven years oin; that on March an,
1870 the said lthelles without cause asteylg
deserted yoar itbeliRnt and has continued Ia
utterly dessr; her from that date 20 the date
hersof. period Of three consecutive veaFs
aud more ne 1t prior to the Cling Of this libel.
that there Is no COLLISION between her ara
said iibt lice 30 obtain this divorce.
And your iihsllsnt further alleges that the
residence OF the iibeliee is not known TO her
and cannot be Aseertained b. reasonable dill.
srnee And your IfbeliAnt further snow s1s
represents that the said lbsliee IL the owner
81 and pssse@sed Of certain real estate ana
ether property situated in said Blaehili Of
considerable value.
Wherefore, she asks this court 10 gran, 20
her decree Of divorce from her said has-
baud for the cause OF utter deseFticn con-
ttnued for three Coz secutive years next prior
20 the Sling of this Heel; that she have decree
for the care and custody % the minor child
Dora NJ. HutchtBgs; and that she nay have :
decree for reasonable slimony out Of the estate
OF her said hashands and that such other aud
further DEGREES may be made as 10 the court
may seem necessary In the premises.
Dated thls 18th day OF August, 1905.
EvIE IL. HuTeMfses,
STATE OF MAINE.
Hsacucx ss.--Angust ~, iao5.
Personally appeared Evie II. Hufehinrs
aud made oath 10 the truth OF the allegations
contained in the foregoing hbes BY her sub
scribens Before me, A W. KtNe
Justice OF the Peace
STATE OF MAINE
HsNoocg sse-Supreme Judicial CoDrt. Ia
Vacation. Ellsworth. Aug. -. A. D. 1906.
Upon the foregoing libel. ordered. That the
libetiant give notice TO the said Libslle-
to appear before the Justice Of our su-
preuie Judicial Court. to be holden al Ellis.
worth, within ard for the County Of Hancock,
on the second Tuesday OF October A. b. 1905
By publishing an sstested copy of said libel
and this order thereon, three weeks success.
sivsly In tha Ellsworth American. q aews-
paper printed in Ellsworth in orr County Of
Hancock, tho last publication 10 be thirty
days At least prior TO the second Tuesday
Of October next, that be may there and
then la our said Court appear and answer u
said libel. LUciLics A. EMsRY,
Justice Of the Sup. Jad. Court
A true copy Of the Libel and Order Of cSur;
thereon
A tess;-JoHS r. KSowIYos. Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

It IL the little riff withia the lutte which ever
little riff in the health Of 9 woman often, which
gradually takes the spring from her step. the
Hight from her eyes. the roae from her cheek
tug bear which has frightened the woman from
the timely help needed 81 the beginning has
hsen the dreaded questions, the obnoxious ex.
animation, The local treatments Of the nom
physician. There is no need for these Nor u
there need for continued suffering. DR.
Pieree's feyortie Prescription car be relied on
"fefasIe troubles" 90 renew the health and cure
the disease Won n are aAtonished at the re-
suits Of the use OF this meliieine- IL not only
makes weak women robust and rosy checker
but Il gives them back the yigor and vitality Of
youth.
Free. Dir. Pierce's Peoples Common sense
Medical AdFf-er. io0- pages, Is sent free on re.
ceipt OF p one-eent stamps 10 pay expense OF
mailing ossiB. Address DIR. X. V. Pierce, But
falo, n Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Mr. and Mrs e f Chsuneey. Brooklyn,
\ Y; Mrs e \ Taft, Miss Taft, New York
city; Mrs e W Taft Arthur n Taft, Col
orado Springs; Miss Terrence, Tenafiy, y
j Prof II G Lord. Mrs Lord. Molly Lord,
Lucy Lord. New York; the Misses oatley,
New York; Alexander Terrence, Tenatiy
y j: Mrs William T Sampson, Harold
sampson, Washington. d c. Mrs NJ A
wheelwrizht, Frank Cahil, Bangor;
Miss wetmoro. Eugiewood, \ + Terrence,
New York; Mr. and Mrs + P Bou-
telle Bansor; A A Sowsrty, A Dun
can, New York; a II Cheney, Ruby
Belle Lichfield, Southbridge, Mass; Mrs G
C TegethoT, Miss TegethoI, New York
Miss NJ 7 Mari, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss II
Noyes, Portland; Mrs Y Strickland. Miss
strickland, Miss Graham, Bangor; Mrs
kenneth Terrence, Brooklyn; Mrs +
+ Iathrop, New York city; Mrs Van A
Mills, Washington. d c; Mrs John II Rey-
nolds, Helen Reynolds, Poughkeepsie; Mrs
wiIiiau~T Logan, Miss Helen Mccoy,
Miss Jean Mccoy, Bryn Mawr, PENN Mr.
and Mrs George Freeland, James II
Freeland, I'd, Bangor; II NJ Van Slaagan,
Brookline, Mass; Edwin C Corners, Exc
ter, y II; Miss Munge, New Haven;
Euaphraditus Peck, Bristol, Conn; Miss
Emily Brown. Bangor; Mrs Henry John
SON. Miss Annie johnson, Brunswick;
Miss Alice III Scott, Ellsworth, Miss X :
Pegg, Bangor; julia c Nolpianch, Orange,
y J;A @ r Gerald, Duluth, MINI; Mr.
and Mrs Chas 5 Taylor, Haverford, Pa;
Miss Ellen Hunt, Miss II r Carpenter,
Providence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Tlse readers Of this paper viii he nleA.ss ..
learn that there j. a. ieast one dreaded 4sss.
that sctenev hiss been ahie 10 eare n ~ -
stages. and th@t y CNtatrh. HAH's ertsr-s
ure Il tbe nsiy positive cure now grogrr IN -
uissiicai fraternity CatArrh heinR rs.s,9s
tfonal dieesee. rsqBirca a constitntinu.l se.
meat. Hslfs sAiarrh Cure y tskeh inSefaallv
faces OF the system. thereby de.tfosirs 80
foundation % fhe discase. end sfFinx ~ -
tisnt strength hy building up the constltniiar'
and sS=isfinz nature In doing she WORT M
prolrietars have 20 much faith in is curn,sre
powers thst they offer One Hundred lSoIisr. ~
any case that II fails 70 cure. SEND tor m, ~
teetimontsis. "
Address =. J. CHENEY a Co. Tole.so. q
sold rs Druggists. 15c
TAKE Iialfs Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1905.
The Auto-Terror.

In another column We print a COM
munieation from West Franklin cor
respondent, accompanying clipping
from the Bangor Nesos, regarding the
auto terror. In a personal note the
same correspondent seems to intimate
that THE AMERICAN is the champion
of the automobile.
The strong talk which our CORE
spondent uses is almost justified by
the incidents OF reckless auto driving
referred to in the clipping, but the
suggestion that the people take the
law into their own hands is danger
onsly near TO anarehistic. In the
same spirit the street urehins on the
east side of New York few months
ago, threw rocks al an automobile
and killed an unoffending woman oc-
cupant.
Nothing that THE AMERICAN has
said regarding the automobile can
possibly be construed into encourag
ing or condoning such fragrant disre-
gard of the public safety as the incl
dents cited in the Bangor NeIus. II
we have said anything to earn the
right to be looked upon as the
champion of the auto, it is by recog-
MIXING the indisputaole fact that the
auto has come to stay. 1t long ago
passed the experimental stage; it is
no craze which is destined to run IL
self out; it has established itself along
with the other Improvements OF the
age, not only as a pleasure vehicle,
but for practical business purposes.
On the streets of large cities, the
automobile is common in It's practical
business forms-auto- cabs, auto-de-
livery wagons, auto-trucks, auto
ambulances are seen on every hand,
and on driveways in and near these
cities, the pleasure automobiles are
to-day as numerous as carriages.
Our correspondent makes mistake
in failing TO discriminate between the
man and the machine. In the case
of the machine, it is merely ques-
ton OF educating horses to the sight
of it. It was the same with the
bicycle, but how few horses there are
to-day which are alarmed by one.
In this section OF Maine, the auto is
still an unfamiliar sight to many
horses, and naturally they are alarmed
at it. But the readiness with which
they become accustomed to il may be
seen almost any day right here in
Ellsworth. Let an automobile go up
Main street when it is lined both sides
with teaEs-hOrses which have been
On the street every day and seen the
automobile freeuently-and scarcely
one horse in a dozen will turn its
head to look at it.
But at the same time we do not
overlook the fact that the automobile
furnishes an unlimited opportunity
for mischief, and becomes serious
menace to public safety when
driven by a careless or reckless
driver. But this Is case of the man
and not the machine. AS to law,
there is law enough already to cover
such cases as instanced by the Bangor
Neps, and TIE AMERICAN would be
the first to applaud the enforcement
of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
Family Reunions.

The tenth annual reunion of the Tracy
family VIII be held at the old Jonathan
Tracy place, Gouidsboro Point, Goulds-
bero, saturday, September 10. All who
are related to the family are cordially in
vited to be present. A picnic dinner viii
be served in the old spruce grove. Music
win be furnished by the Franklin granite
band.
The Moore family will hold their fifth
annual reunion at Maddocks' landing,
Green lake, Tuesday, Aug. %. II stormy,
the first fair day. Invitations are ex-
tended to all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
Correspondence.
The Auto Terror.

WEST FRANKIIS, Aug. u. 1906.
To the Editor Of The American:
l send sou clipping from The editorial
columns of the Bangor Netrs that places
the automobile and driver in the true
light as the public sees them in the coun-
try places, and the feeling of inhs bitants
toward them. The machine and driver
combined are but tyrants, inssmueh as
they are taking away the liberties Of the
people and should be looked upon the
same as any other class OF robbers and
murderrrs.
The public is aroused. and IL the run
ming Of these machines is not regulated
by strict law, the people will take the
matter in hand and regulate the machines
and law makers.
c. f. BUTLER.
The clipping referred 10 follows;
A namUes Of farmers residing To orfsrgton
and North Rackspart have secured rcyolyers
and cartridges. and propose TO shoot any driver
OF automobile who refuses To stop his ma
ehips VII requested da 80 tnsarc the
safety of life and limb The complications
which have brought public opinion to zach
pitch are grave. SERIOUS aud even criminal
charges are preferred against lhe drivers Of
two machlaes. which have been dashtag along
tho country highways east Of Bangor for more
than n month
Affairs came to head the last susaay In July.
when Mr.. DflhnghRm sud two children were
riding Oh q back street behiBd :. horse. The
automobile came In sight ahead. AID when Mr..
Dillingham; signsIled and shoated 10 the driver
TO stop until he could drive past. he was
answered by a mockinz laugh and burst OF
speed. Mr.. Dillingham; threw the children
into an adjoining Geld and chung to the reias ss
hard as his strength wsulI allow. la spite Of
all he could do. the horse ran away and
smashed the carriage beyond repair. He Was
thrown oat and bruised somewhat. No heed
was given TO his distress By the party IN the
automobile. which went out of signt behind
turn In the road.
The next day an agent who collects cream for
3 Bangor creamery, met an automobile near
swrtts pond. and though he ssked ADD sig-
charge dtsrexArdesi his request. and came along
at a rapid rate. scaring the horse. overturning
and wrecklng the WAGON aat destroying crea q
and cans.
Owing 10 these events the anger Of the resi-
dents has been aroused findilg il Impossible
10 identify the machines by any Visible mark
OF number. the citizens think they are justified
In shootiag any and all fo1l autamobIiists rho
Disregard civil requests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

TnE.srRRa's osricx.

TEE.svRRR's oFffcs.
AUGUSTA, Aug q. 1908.
DuRsTANT to Chap, o. Sec. 81 of the Re
4 glsed Statutes, | will az the State Treas.
ursr's Office at Augusta, on the twentieth dsv
Of September nsxt, 81 II O'Clock q. m. sell
and coayey by deed to the highest bidder, ali
The interest OF the State in the tracts Of land
hereinafter described, lying In uninsorpor.
ated townships. sid tracts being forfeited 10
the state for STATE taxes, and county tA1es
certified 10 the treasurer Of state. for the year
1850 and presfous years, The sale and con-
yeyancs o. each tract will be made sal iset to
a right ia che owner or part owner whose
rights have been forfeited 70 redeem the same
al any time within one year after the sale, BY
paying or rendering To the purchaser his
proportion Of what the purchaser paid there
for a. the sale. with interest at the rate q
twenty per eeat. per AMMAN from the time Of
sale. and one dollar for release, or such owner
may redeem his interest by payiag As Rfore-
said 20 the treasurer Of State. as provided In
Chap. 3. Sec. ss OF the Revised Statutes.
No tract however, will be sold at a price
less than the full amount due thereon for
such unpaid state and county taxes, in
terest AID costs, as described in The foilOwing
schedule;
HANCOCK COUNTY.
1893. No TO- k.s ass
is0s. ~ NJ. L., "Blaek Tract Tam
merry Lot" 100 sizes
OGAAsxnAl SMITH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

soda ais store and hxteres TO 5. p. Penney,
Of Bangor, who VIII eondact the estsb-
lishment In the future. Mr., Penney Is
son of the postmaster, @. A. Penney, snd
is most worthy young man.
A tennis card. a three day handicap
tournament, was the sporting Offering az
the Point Without exception the event
was the most popular of the season, draw
ing large crowds daily. From start to fin-
ish. it was exciting tennis. Jsilles Adams
of Harvard, won BY defeating Prof. Siaugh-
ter. Of Wisconsin, Saturday morning. A
beautiful silver cup vas presented the
winner by Prot. h g. Lord, whose pre-
sentation speech was bright and pleasing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Reports from the potato fields are varied,
says our North Penobscot correspondent.
Some report q good yield in prospect;
others "few and small; most Of them a
fair crop. Upland hay is all in, and a
good crop in fair condition has been Sc
cured Garden truck is looking well.
Grain is stout but badly lodged. There is
luxuriant growth OF beans, but still green
1t is too early 10 anticipate the crop, on
account Of the uncertainty of frosts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
A fAsrSo.

Recently quite bit of quiet work has
been going on in regard 10 casino. That
there is need of some general meeting
place that win provide general pleasures
and accommodations there is no doubt. A
plan for such building has been sketched
by Milton w. Strstton, Of Bar Harbor.
The building is low bungalo with one
floor and broad veranda all the way around
il. The front provides for postoffee, Ii
brsry and pool-room, while the rest Of the
building is devoted to ballroom, 4ox45.
As yet, nothing definite can be learned,
except that il is understood that several Of
the more prominent eottsgers are more or
less interested, and that il the influence
of these eottagers were TO be brought to-
gether the casino would be go, thereby
adding another feature TO Point life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

'sRustiestor, . who is sumnnering at At
lantic, has renewed assurances of onr dis
tinguished consideration. The error he
points out we acknowledge, bat he makes
one himself in not signing his name, so
we are unable, except in this public way,
to acknowledge cur thanks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23
OGsAsSpAL SMITH,
Treasurer State OF Maine.

FItHE subscriber. Carrie r. Hutchinson, Of
l. Salem. In the Commonwealth of AAsss-
cbusetts, hereby gives notice that abe has
been duly appointed administrators 0. the
estate Of EilzAbeth a. Jarvis, late OF Ellis
worth, In the county OF Hancock, deceased,
aud given bonds as the Law directs. and that
she has appointed William W. Morrison. q
Ellsworth. Maine, her agent In the State OF
Maine. a. the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired 70 present the same Tor settle
ment, and all Indebted thereto are requested
TO make payment Immediately.
Aug. 1. fFdS CAHstE II. HUTcWfNs0S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

George PottIe and Clerk Piumner, Of
the state board OF assessors, made little
side trip to swans Island on their recent
visit to Hancock county. They sang the
praises OF the island and its people when
they got back to Augusta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

A curiosity Of nature at Northeast Har-
Dor is mountain ASH which at present
bears blossoms and buds, as well as
berries in the usual stage Of their growth
at this season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

I HEREBY release to my minor sons. Ernest
4 Sargent and Augustus Sargent, id, their
time during the remainder of their minority,
any debts Of their contracting after this date.
Henry II. SARGENT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

A large COW moose, peacefully grazing
within a short distance Of the railroad
station, was the sensation at Bucksport
Center last Thursday. Il Is many years
since moose was seen in this vicinity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Bar Harbor win stick to the antl-suto
ordinance little longer, according to
poll and the attitude OF the eutunder
drivers. 'sCutunder," let il be explained
to the uninitisted, refers to a style of
vehicle, and has nothing to do with rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

no not trespass in Cuniculocug Park.
- demand protection 70 life and property
from the county OF Hancock. the Stafs n
Maine, and the Unitea States Of America
MARY @. FRErz AUSTIN,