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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-27

was here this week.
Prices were never 50 low or
clothing as at the Boston Store
Robert Wood of LaComb, il
here on q visit to his parents
Hobson's Liver Regulator
good as the best, Csc size 15c.
Babington's Drug Store.
Clyde Hamilton and W. J.
Burris spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
Chocolate milk at Babington' y
soda fountain cool, refreshing
and nutritious.
Mrs. Lizzie Simmons DANIEL Of
Kentwood is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Alfred Cohen.
Everybody is still going! Go.
ing where? To the meney-saying
sale Of the Boston Store,
Miss Nina Hood entertained
her music class at a picnic on
Lawrence Creek Wednesday,
Good values in dress goods,
staple and fancy dry goods at
6tf BABINGroN'S.
Chas. NJ. Blackledge left Mon
day to take = position as saw-fler
for the Ozone Lumber Company
at Talisheek.
Free privilege is given to pa.
irons who occupy the tables in
the refreshment department Of
Peoples, Drug Co,
Mrs. ]. L. Brock and son
Robert left Saturday for Boga-
lusa fo- . fortnights visit with
-
Mrs. 81 D. Bickham.
The great Money-Saying Sale
at the Boston Store Saturday,
opened with : rush. The doors
were thrown open at $50 q. m.
and until $50 p. N. the store was
crowded with buyers, taking i'd
vantGge Of the hard times prices
% supply their wants at greatly
reduced prices. Everybody was
astonished at the way we had
our stock marked and wondered
how We could sell such high
class goods ct such low prices.
The only complaint we heard
Vas that we didn't have enough
clerks to wait on the customers
but Ne were not expecting any
such crowds, and besides ou1
regular force we're assisted b
The Misses Florence Jenkins
Maud Burris. Lulu Wood, Alict
Burkhalter and Harry Aeon
Everyone went away well pleaseg
With the service received. Thank
ing all those who waited 50 pa'
ssntly for their turns, We re
main. Yours truly,
The BostonS Store,
Carp B1oa. P1op'rs
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and vest at
6tf Robert Darlington, Ltd.
Miss Terra Daniel, of Richard
son is visiting her sister, Mr.
T. J. Simmons.
One glance at the prices at til
money-saving sale at the Bosto1
Store will cure the blues.
E. N. and Joe Magee spen
several days in New Orleans thi.
week.
No more fading, staining an,
spelling of gowns because of ex
cessive perspiration of the arm
pits. Perspi-No, at
Babington's Drug Store.
Misses Esther and Ruth Bate
man and Abner Magee are visit
ing relatives near Angie. this
week.
FOR SALE:-Will take $45.N
for my Graphophone, cost 5000
A lot of records at half cost. -.
0.tf Louis NJ. Bourgeois
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Magee
spent Monday and Tuesday here
with relatives.
We haxe some bargains in
Mems Hats for One Dollar.
Robt. Darlington Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Waller, Of
Rio, attended the reception given
BY the Noble Queen Chapter Of
Eastern Star on Monday evening.
will wonders never ceasel"
Look what we have for you now.
ladies' $500 and $3.50 white
low quarter Shoes, while
they last, $500. Boston Store,
IOST.-One share of the cap.
ital stock of the German Oil Com.
pany, certificate No. 210, issued
March, Is, 1910.
6tf J. L. Magee.
Miss Norma Magee. after q
weeks visit with Misses Ellen
and Ruth Darlington. returned
to her home in Bogalusa on
Tuesday.
FOR SALE-One GA acre farm
1t Enon, La. For further infor-
nation apply
Denies E. Msgee,
Franklinton, La.
Cakes made with butter, eggs
md sugar: buftermilk from the
,hurn; sweet milk from the COW;
ham and beef sandwiches from .
lean kitchen: Ice cream in cones,
balls and saucers; grape juice
,ottled soda water, cold as pos.
'ible, are being served daily at
Peoples Drug Co.'s store.
On Monday evening from 8 to-
Il, at the home Of Mrs. J. E.
Wood, q reception was rendered
Hon. p. B. Carter by the Eastern
Star, in recognition of the honors
conferred upon him at Alexandria
when he was made Grand Worthy
Patron Of the State organization
IF Eastern Star.
Mr.. Carter as guest Of honor,
occupied the chair Of state in the
;ommodious parlors, where he
received the congratulations and
good wishes Of his numerous
friends, after which. in . few we'll
chosen words Hon. ]. Vol Brock
IN behalf Of the Noble Queen
Chapter. They presented him
with . magnificent gold charm,
embracing all the emblems Of
he various honors which have
been conferred upon Mr.. Carter
BY the Masonic and Eastern Star
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Notice.

Omceo Of Darlington i.ros. Ltd.
Darlington Bldg. Franklinton.
L., June 10. 1912,
The annual meeting Of the
stockholders will be hald n III.
Office Of the corporation On Mon
day. July /, 1912, between the
hours Of / and 3 2. II. for tho
purpose Of electihg four director.
to serve the ensuisx year, md
any other business that nay
co::e before them.
T. n. Darlington, Pres.
Michael Darlington, Doc'y.
----l lD b---
For Rent.
Offices in our brick b1ildins
RoRERr BA1uso1oE, lsu|
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TOMBSTONES

Aren't for Eclipse Marble and
Granite Works, Of Hum olt,
Tenn. Those wishing anything il
I'm uns, Apply 70
Il. ". HAGHI,
Itonkl1 IT, L.
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Terms Of Court.
CIVIL TERMS
Fourth Monday in February
Second Monday in May
First Monday in July
First Monday in December
CRIMINAL TENS
Fourth Monday in March
!; Second Monday in November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
DEMOCRATS
'niro Jsoieisi Court Will Meet in
Sonnsesien To-Dsy 40 Penns-
bore to Neminsta.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
ELLENBORO. W. Va. July IA
o-morrow the Democrats OF the
Third Judicial circuit meet In onvent-
Ion AZ PennSboro 20 nominate a can-
cidate for judge TO run against
mat popular Young Republican. Judg.
fiomeF B. Woods Early In the cam
paign. Samuel Powell. the well known
harrisNille lewyer. WAS talked OF ana
urged to make the race. but like a
famous sam from Barbour county.
VINO had GLeernationlai asperations
matters charged. and no has been
urged out of the race. ara Il is like
" Homer Adams. Of Han r~ssviIle. will
get the nomination without anv
trouble. After IN" judicial convent
ION. the CLAY district convention will
be held and district nominees selected.
ON Tuesday the clans will gather at
farkcrsburg To nominate "A candidate
Tor congress and a candidate Cor the
state Senate. Congressman John NJ.
Hamilton Will he re-nominated by ac-
clamation. as he has no opposition.
for state Senate. member Of the
House or Delegates. J. &. Lacy. mayor
OF Ellenboro. inc Floyd Hickins. OF
Writ county. are prominent candi-
dates. but Lucy will have the strong
er pull. as he is understood 10 be the
choice OF the Gold Dust Twins"
whom he supported 50 Loyalty two
years q when n member Of the low
er house.
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vlfe's and a director 7 v o. 4 ~or-
th~rn failway and o'.,. t.r~.
was denied. though o. n- a
o." Judge made "a IT,. .l 4... CAM
mons expense.
The allegation that Willie q district
.uege ia scranton be accepted s r4f.. 81
made up by aws.rs Who rilrI -el
laid admitted. but declared DO bad Do
Hnowled- mat sgcn a fund was being
made 49, and that his hrst knowledge
~ u was when % was presented 70 him
ORD a sealed envelope on the deck Z to
steamer on which he vas sailing for
''lope bee opened after TIE ship had eft
port.
TIE charge that Judge Archibald ap-
pointed = H Woodward ~ pury COM
missioner IN scranton while Woodward
was an attorney for the L-high Valley
rHl4r0ai WAS met with the .spfy f-at
j1dke Archibald did not know ~ wooc-
unrl HNersl years after h@ RAD been Az
pointed He appointed Woodward. u
"a= said. d. ause Tho custom I'D been
?" select "a Democrat and o.. Judge
Lne0 Woodward Co ne ~ that party s1f
% NuoNn MIN intimately nnI favor
ai Tor years.
Judge Arctta1I replied o. mo rlars4
= 80 I- had Obtained rrcTff f-om rar.
r'rs having suits senfin before rn
80 - Wfa 200 vague 20 admit Of an
rr. - DO 90 not make specific aIfsrF-
70 rnr point out tfmes or rfansr GO
rrich 30 vas alleged 20 attempted ~ Or
ftiu sIrr credit He ffuisd mat 10 .rv
no place no sought a.
%" obtain credit from or
-rlFh ems p~rs no interested IN any
@ i7 wf'h De rreskfsf rr va a
-mt-r
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HUNTSVILLE

william Cantor. who IS cmplotad ly
zoe i-i'ctri'al Company. iu this r+f,.
.' t"h- care of the arc lights had .
'iltoN es'dp" from heinz .-Isctr.r.f.
-" arc light at tie corner az Tf.f.
street and PARROT avenue. whom b.
.''.'"H a i've wire and was KNOCKED
me ground. His left hand va h4al.
'Irnea AMI may couse o.. amrrf.tI.r
Two myers BE. hurried o.. -r. .+
NC OF if d a Stf'lDtIch. .r r..r.-s.r
fs"ttu'. where his rIugiss Were lr.s -el'
O. is NOT Thought NAT tho a,raf..- ~.
u ut e. serious nature. ~
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The Presidents Speech.

The president OF Hewitt Bros. Soap
Company. Dayton. o.. says: Buy two
X OF Easy Task soap for ten cents:
use one bar and IL 1t isn't Just what
We say ii Is. o get your dime back in
a Siny. II Is a strong claim to say
that Easy Task soap cuts the work Of
"ashday in half. but the fact can be
proven by the evidence OF thousands
OF delighted women.
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sE The OHIO county authorities are
n.nd 90 CAV, rxeur..oa.

TIE Liberty bAnl p mis- city as COM
flet~d arrangement for a boat excur-
sipn 10 - held ON Saturday eNerinE.
August 10. The stea>er Liberty hss
teen chartered Tor the affair and Will
make the trp 10 clarington and re-
turn The hand Nil furnish the music
TOT TIE occasion and dances Will be
given on the bat during the eNening
k~efre>nm~nts VIII b. served on the
boat The boat viii leave the local
Nharf a. 90 o'clock and return At a
late hour Tickets are bcin sold BY the
members % the band A large crowd
u expected 10 attend The AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30

merry lay Lodge. Modem Wouimor
i America. VIII meet this evening -
i.In 04f - flc membership IS desire.
ft t.is meeting.
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NINHTI" LIIE0- No = IrTrrfe ~
It thias and treir friends will picnic
Thursday. ~ B!anev Grove az Point
Mills. and = large crowd g. expected 10
10 present Their wives and families
viii accompany them To- the picnic
Erounds uu special ears provided ~ the
t1tt "a Elm Grove Railroad Compauy.
l"aNinG o." Grove in tEe morning Al
binds Of Inducements Will l. provided
t"r tho hcncht 81 both young and old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Rr1sfs.

one lone offender was before Mayor
Williamson yesterday morning and hned
orderly
AR. and Mrs. :. w. Matthews have
returned To- their home on Seventh street
from Dayton. ohio. where they were
Salied on account OF the illness OF a
pr. B. r. Rhoads ana family LEFT M
Their touring car yesterday morning for
Lakeside. Ohio. where they Will spend a
month.
The sewer contractors are experience
me much trouble with the water In the
trench on seventh street.
Mrs. BeddoV sunday school class of
~" calvary VI. p church will hold a
lawn fete this evening on the lawn next
To the church.
Mr. and Mrs y ". Brown. Jr. 81
Pittsburgh. are spending "A Few DAYS
VIII relatives in this city.
MISS Mildred l.aing left YESTERDAY for
arizona, where she viii visit her sister
for several months.
toward 'hHdirrr. who was injured in
tH" auto accident several weeks ac, "a
IMPROVING rapidly ut his home on l.afay-
-ii" avenue. AMI vii lhe able to be about
"-. i,' aid ~ clutches by the latter
pare 90 o." week.
Mrs CHARLES b. Ruhle. of Nor Jersey.
'n'lnE O. few Gays with friends and
ic.HtN~s iu this city.
d. g. Htrdail l"ft Yesterday morning
on On extended tfip tlrourl inc NORTH
sails" Ncv'li. ~ Nauninrton. is
-l"i HH a few days with friends and
relatives 600 this CIV
Nf and Mr. 3d. s. McEudree. u
ANAL Wln'ur-tcr DnIo. ar. ~nensfrr a
10y Jay vita fr.cnir and relatives
N' aif Airs. 81. T Arnold anf chill
"it yesterday Or Mountain Lake
i"fh- Where tH'y VIII spend "a month
rama Roberts arrived lom. LAT
evening from Nrst Alexander. where 4 a
si'Hf o." ilst f'w days with friends
H.LE -
az DTS home iu Glendale. continues TO
improve. ~
l'rt. and Mr. J. W Stewart and
.d't"t"r. ~ te Movrc. Pa. Will arrive
To-day 90 spend t.f.e ,y.cke ME- 49,
and :clatit,s. e''
N4NF N.iN Riley arrived home r-s.
."'nS from Sew ~NiartinsviIe. vrere
' i" p.'~t wees wiz friends.
Ni I Wilson and l,-rIt.- ,,
Iii-hui sl. "." pending TIE week with
friends ana relatives. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Held mstailauOn Of Officers.

The Retau Clerks union OF this city
met In special session last evening at
their headquarters an the Marshall Coun-
~ Bank building. and the
transaction OF routine business the Of
hcers recently elected for the ensuing
year were Installed. The meeting was
largely attended. and a banquet closed
tie evening session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Arrangement. compl.t.d.

Arrangements have been completed for
the banquet to he given the boys In Dr.
y. j States sunday school class ~ the
FIRST NJ. L. church by their mothers.
The ANAL will be held I'm the basement
or the church on next Thursday eVG>rT.
and an elaborate menu and program
nave been arranged for the anair. A
good. enjoyable time Is assured the
class on this evening. All members are
requested 10 be nreaenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Carnival Op@ur.

The Great United shows Carnival com
pany pitched their tents on the Fifth
street hail park yesterday morninG. and
the opening was held last evening with
a large crowd present The carnival ~
being held under the auspices Of tire
Moundsville IRE department. and IL has
the reputation Of being a FIRST class and
clean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30

During nc summer months mother.
of yourr children should watch -
trr unnatural lHuseness q fhs
ben ElFen prompt aff.r.
''r a Doe time seuous f-1ubla nav
avoided Chamberlain Cole.
era arf uiar-hr~a Remedy can
fafa POI fependef upon For sale
f.a re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30

- tAclIng runaway occurred at
W~oodsdai", when a team Of horses.
nlt,n-h y a wagon containing several
people. two Of whom v-ere women
frightened ~ an az the TOP
81 the nil near the old Ladies' Home
htN dashed down the h!li towards
Leathcrwo God. but were stoned To-, an
en-p!oye of The Altenheim garage. None
Of the OCCUPANT were Injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
NO Evening Services.

Rev II. +. Rhoads. pastor Of the First
". +, church Of this city. has announced
that hereafter during the month Of Au.
gust there will be no evening services
held at the church. due to the fact that
many Of the members Of the congrega.
ton wish to attend tho camp meeting
and chatauqua At the camp grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
OUT-TEE-PIKE
House strnch by L,9h,n,nr

Hoge. at Wooisdale. was struck bv
nehtnlng ~ an carly hour Yesterday
morning during the electrical storm.
shu one O. % ~ was badly damaged.
u ~" owners - the home were on ~
me CITY. Many large trees. and several
small buildings Mere struck b. light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Take n. Hiii uo.d

It mas been rr4InHfaI Dol. f.f ..nf~ar-
f.t" NnfrE f.f wnrk on M|..ffn. b. street
DO 90" 'HSt enl. t-a' al people wing ln
o. "f fts p.fr District TO. ire Fulton
'.I road d.. possible Man. uarr-s III
'srrt r.1 lrlus f.c other road ana
."It 30 go uer w.rs ~ Dn If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30
Chapel Nearing Completion.

Inc Episcopal chapel. az Echo Point.
rfdilng completion and viii be nm
lShed some time this week rs the con-
tractors The furnishings viii then be
Installed and ~ will mi 10 a short
Time until 10 - ready for us-e. The Cd
Vice H. one II No prcttiest IN tho ont
the-pike dlsfrlsf.
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Many Attend neet,ns.

The open air meetings being con-
Quoted boy the Christian Endeayor class
81 tho Nanc" Memorial church. OF
Noodsdal". are meeting with great en-
Engagement and 10 Is Likely that they
VIII DO continued the balance OF the
summer.
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Inc party Of Young men from Mid
ne 'reek and --iaI.,phia. composed
"l J"hh carroll. carl Bott. John Weiss.
'hdrles Weiss. John Ebberi, Frank
Michacis. Joseph Klue. and Joseph
WAGNER. have returned home from a
brief pleasure trip to Cleveland. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30

me fi"ris & B"ds Cooperative pa.
con ractorys Cornerstone was aid
til'rhrn on june %. This 500 900
Undertaking D. wholly British. and IN
mar respect. SAYS the London Times.
.' the hrs' farmers cooperative bacon
factory in England Tho counties %
ii'rtiord and Bedford contain over
"".'"' PIGS and i' is cd D
This number will soon he much in-
creased
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Tr'adeITrta Lodge : Cd Cd viii NEE
tnis evening Ia fe-ular weekly session
IN i."'f l"dEe rooms IN Tr.ade,VhIa.
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one lone offender was before Mayor
Williamson yesterday morning and hned
the usual nne for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mr. and Ms. $. w Mnttheu. hare
The Republican journal., 1912-01-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS, Albert R. Crosby, late of Stock
w ton Springs, County of Waldo and State
of Maine, deceased then living, by his mortgage
deed dated the fourth day of April, A D. 1908;
and recorded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds,
book 2S5 and page 204 conveyed to Lewis NJ.
Partridge of said Stockton Springs, a certain
parcel of real estate. situated in said Stockton
Springs, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of
Carrie r. Devereauxs farm; thence N. % and
W. by said DevereauX farm, one hundred aud
sixty five rods to stake; thence north twenty
five feet to a stake; thence N. % and ! W.
thirty-one rods to the county road; thence
south twenty feet to the old line; thence
N. % w. by said grantor's land forty ds to
a stake; thence N. 60 east by said g1antors
land, twenty nine and three fourths rods to a
maple tree marked 1874 in the west line of the
Ella Small farm; thence S. % and J E. by said
SmalPs farm to land of w. S. Devereaux;
thence south fourteen rods by said Devereauxs
land to a stake; thence S. % and E. by said
Devereaux land to high water mark on shore of
Fort Point Cove; thence southerly by said high
water mark to the first bound; reserving there
from a strip of land six rods wide or location
of the B. & A. R. R., containing thirty nine
acres, more or less.
Also lot of land adjoining the above de-
scribed lot, described as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at the northerly line of the town road
at line of said grantor's land and running
northerly by said grantor's land to land for
merly of Leonard Shute; thence westerly by
said Shute land to land of Alonzo Heath; thence
southeasterly by said Heath's land to the said
town road thence by said town road to the
first bound, containing twenty-five acres, more
or less.
Also another certain lot of land bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at maple tree in
line of land of Ella Small and northern line of
grantor's land; thence northwesterly eight
rods and five links by land of said Smals TO
stake and stones; thence westerly by said
Small's land eleven rods and five links to stake
and stones; thence northwesterly twenty-five
rods by said Smals land to land formerly of
Ira W. Hartman; thence west twenty rods and
ten links to land of this grantor; thence south
erly fifty-six rods and six links to land of this
grantor; thence by line of grantor's land
Twenty-Five rods to first bound, containing
four acres. more or less.
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
having been broken, now therefore, |. Estelle
B. Crosby, owner of said mortgage, by assign
ment of same from said Lewis r. Partridge to
me. dated the ninth day of July, 1910, and re-
corded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds, book
297, page %, by reason of said breach of the
conditions thereof, claim foreclosure of said
mortgage
January 8, 1912.
3w2 ESTELLE B. CROSBY
The Republican journal., 1912-01-25
NERVOUSNESS
This Man Given Up by Doctors
Took DR.. Williams Pink Pills
and Was Cured.

Mr.. Elmer E. Warwick, a foundry
man, of No. los Ash street, Albion,
Mich, says:
81 had an attack of the grip which
left me in very weakened condition.
Soon after my legs began to have numb
spells and darting pains went through
them. Little by little lost the use of
both legs. 1 had to lie in bed for four
or five weeks. For a year was out of
work because I was unable to get
around. 1 had doctor from Detroit
look me over and he said there was no
show for me; another doctor said that
it was only question of time when I
would die. I kept running down. My
stomach and digestion seemed affected
by the paralysis. could keep nothing
on my stomach except raweggs. was
extremely emaciated and nervous
wreck. I read about DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People in a paper
and took them for six months because
l saw that was improving after | had
used the first box. At the end of that
time 1 was entirely cured of paralysis
and my general system was restored to
healthy condition. Idon' know how
many boxes Of the pills used but
I do not begrudge the outlay as it
was much smaller than the other
treatments. I have never had any re-
currence Of the paralysis and am now
in good health. 1. owe my life and
health to the painstaking and long-con-
tinued use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. I believe they are the
best remedy for paralysis"
There is absolutely no way of reach
ing the nerves with medicine except
through the blood. The nerves receive
all of their nourisbment and support
from the blood, which under healthful
conditions, carries the elements needed
to rebuild wasted nerve tissue.
Every person who is interested in the
home treatment of nervous disorders
should send for new edition of our
free booklet entitled, Diseases of the
Nervous System"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain no
harmful or habit-forming drugs, and
the sufferer who gives them trial will
avoid the danger SO common in taking
drugs which only deaden pain.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, so cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1912-01-25
DIVORCED AT ROCKLAND,

Rosetta George of Rockland, libellant,
from Bertrand L. George, residence un-
known, for cruel and abusive treatment;
name of libellant changed to Rosetta
Linscott.
Villa M. Berry, ibellant, from John T.
Berry, parties of Rockland, for cruel
and abusive treatment.
Mary E. Gray, libellant, from Wilbur
abusive treatment.
Lena v; Frazer, libellant, from
Charles A. Frazer, both of Rockland, for
gross and confirmed habits of intoxica-
ton and cruel and abusive treatment
Name Of libellant changed to Lena V.
Bennett.
Lillian E. McNelly of Camden, libel
liant, from Raymond McNelley of North
port, for utter desertion, continued for
three consecutive years.
Ida M. Sukeforth, hbellant, of Rock
land from Herbert L. Sukeforth, now of
Lans Dimas, California, for utter deser-
ton continued for three consecutive
years. Custody of Marion E. Sukeforth,
minor child of the parties, granted to
Ida M. Sukeforth until the further order
of Court. Miller for libellant.
Maud B. Morse, libellant, of Thorn s.
ton, from Thomas H. Morse. residence
unknown, for utter desertion continued
for three consecutive years. Custody of
Muriel M. and Floyd B. Morse, minor
children of the parties, granted to Maud
B. Morse.
Leroy C. Fields, lbellant, from Cora
E. Fields, parties of Rockland, for cruel
and abusive treatment.