The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-28
The INSIDE HISTORY
OF A REMARKABLE CASE NOW
PUBLISHED FOR THE FRS TIME
Mrs. Nichols Makes a Statement,
Telling to the Best of Her Knowl-
edge the Cause Which Led Up
10 This Stat of Affairs.

The following facts. says the<Belfas'
Me-. Republican Journal, have reve
before been published The inciden
caused much comment at the time an
IL was thought worth while TO make al
investigation. With this end I'm view
a reporter called upon Mrs. Elisabetl
Nichols at her home in Searsport. Ne
and obtained the following information
She said:
About six years ago my nerves
broke down completely and my who'll
system became a wreck. I suffere,
dreadfully from indigestion and IN,
eyes were very weak. I had frequen
fainting spells. Finally my sight faileS
me entirely and had to have my eye.
bandaged all the time"
This state of affairs" she continued
LASTED for year. when 1 was forced
TO go TO bed and stay there constantly
became so weak that i could only
take two tablespoonfuls OF milk at !
time. / could not feed myself and sleer
was almost impossible. This lasted an
other year and I was then in such a
state OF nervous exhaustion thac when
my people wanted to make my bed
they could move me only a few inches
at a time. / had become extremely
thin and was still loosing flesh. I had
tried nearly all the medicines In the
market. but failed to find any that
helped me-"
But how were you cured?" asked the
interviewer.
I'll tell you. Ny condition finally
became so critical that my family ex-
pected me TO die any day. Thea my
husband bought some DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. ard three
days after i began taking them / could
eat without assistance. and in a week
could sit up and be dressed. After
had taken five boxes OF them 1 be-
gan to gain flesh / continued the use
OF Pink Pills for Pale People until I
had taken ten boxes and was able to
help my family pack up and move To
a new home After reaching there I
took two more boxes OF the pills ami
/ have been able to work hard and
take care OF my family OF five reoplc
ever since"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People are sold at fifty cents a box or
six boxes for two dollars and fifty
cents. and may be had OF all druggists.
or direct by mail from DIR. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. n. Y.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
than six months have elapsed since the
as well.
The widow says that the defendant
now claims and pretends that there is
due him about $4,000 and further claims
that this Is secured by mortgage. and
that the mortgage is now a valid and
lien In his favor and he
to foreclose the mortgage and
sell the premises on June rs. 1902. She
further alleges that the defendant now
falsely pretends and asserts that he
peaceably and openly entered upon the
mortgaged premises on May %. 1902.
and took possession OF the same. but
your oratrix asserts that G. s. Dole,
nor any other person or persons enter
I'd on said premises for the purpose of
the foreclosure of said mortgage" and
states that a sworn certificate alleged
10 have been recorded in the Registry |
II Deeds. lis false in fact and oper-
,tes to the manifest detriment and
prejudice OF said estate"
The widow asked that an injunction
issue preventing the sale. JudgeI
granted the injunction up-l
- filing boiii IN the sum OF $3.50.
COURT NOTES.
j. a. Magoon. executor of the estate
y F. 5 Keiki. has asked leave to sell
-eal estate at Waikiki TO pay the debts
IF the estate.
An answer making general denial has
'een filed in the case of c. Shiozawa VS..
Sugar Co.
HUMPHREYS CELEBRATES.
Judge Humphreys action on Corona
ion day was the cause of consider
,ble amusement about the Judiciary
yesterday. 1t appears that
several of the clerks left at noon
Thursday upon an order of the Chief
Justice. When Humphreys heard of
his violation of his anti-British inter
rev. ne Immediately sent his trusty
,ailiffs To bring back the recalcitrant
Jerks. and one OF them obeyed the
luminous. while the others refused.
Ii seems that the clerks are depart
mental officials and under the direction
4 Henry Smith. who is chief clerk. but
hey are also judiciary clerks in the
ense that they must assist the Circuit
Judges when occasion requires. To
how his authority in the matter and
lis intense Americanism. Humphreys
.ept three clerks. two bailiffs. one in
and one stenographer dane
ne attendance upon his little indie
day celebration. while every
ne else was assisting In the coronation
flair.