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Ibe (ra Itabtr. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. S Mrs. J. VOL BROCK, Editar. ' teresd a second elaos attrerAIr, 1910 .. tm tpoat ose at lhas liaton, La., under e - Aet of Coress of March 8. 1879. Advebrtsink Rates on Application Address all Communications to grs.Leader, Franklinton, La. Advertisements and subscriptions will be continued at regular rates un til all past indebtedness is paid up. '. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAR . Fr, inton, La., eOct. 3. 1912 Announcements. The Era-Leader is authorized to make the following announcements of candidates, subject to the aotion of. the voters In the coming Democratic ` Primriies: Fo C erssman, 6th Congressional Louis L. Morgan Pe~ . Por AsoooIate Justice of the Supreme Judge Robert R. Reed STATEMENT of the ownership. manaslement, eto,, of the Eran-Leader, publisbhed weekly at Franklnton, Ia., required by the ditor-- . . 191l Brook, Frank lianton, La. - M g_ Editor--Mrs. J. Vol Brook, PrAnL unton, IU. . i. B nes Manager-Mrs. J. Vol Brock FranLklinton, La. : l Publsher.-Mrs. J. Vol Brook, Owner-J. Vol Brook, Franklinton, ' uown ~bondholders, mor gees : ad other security holders, hol d 1 per oent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: None. Maes J. VOL BocOK, Editor. Sworn to and subearibed before me this 0th1 day of Depmber 1916. (Seail) D1o0s6. IaUNON. ýý: .. 'mmiildooý ~~~~ Od organ Gettisg stronger Day. S Amise City, Ls., Oct. 1--Qn l beevi ot the second coagres primary, politics with ref. renmeao to the contest in this dis ti'rIt between Lewis L. Morgan. oft 8, Tammany, and Foerd C. `i rU"laClborue, the Point Coupee can didast , are waxing warm. inca Mr. Morgan's tour of Sprish, just completed, there become evident a manifest S; ! atn of the Claiborne senti i4 s quarter. -'The Clai, ý ablb organised immediate n the heels of the rst pri-, -m with a membershipof sixty ha sinade the advent 'of the STammany candidate in Tangi. had its ranks thinned con rably. Many of, Ulaiborne's ardent adherents have, atf spature deliberation, an id their intention of sup ai the man nearest to them r inaterests. rts from the railroad fad contiguous territory that an epidemic of Mor timent is sweeping the sad the contagion is dlly.. The most opti. f t e Calborne: support that if they are able r's jaority po to 500 they will ta Victory. w that Mr. tis visit aof the ed consider the act that a w ho had t$ him, were 'sad so that open :; OSid ,.g to his Pt~ t ;a d more FS ever ob n p Ithe in some bd j 1 dC.41st HERE WEAR AGAlltI I,d this ad. to us with $9.00 before Oot. 25th We Will Send You Any Two Magazines in list below for ONE YEAR, Everybody's Plotorlal Roqiew Woman's Home Companion Dellneatnr Modern Prisoollla God ousekooeepin Designer Cosmopolitan Amerloed Boy MaCluro's Hearst Ladle World Other good oners in our catalog. It's free. Write for one to-day. JACOBS NEWS DEPOT COMPANY (Louisiana Subscription Agency) t OPELOUSAS, - LOUISIANA. 1. et a ldow ,ip in a ciio... ad a1s Your hotse an Sgood i bmh or aicket Anar wd NroO Cje stlb ahsd msdAsl t hedal e vg sor ieaens ro wad iA mour bid aupshsmuor hga o as r. T-om s Ipeps hel wIv pm Ndld dBek n do Aies*Umle MeIstalls Co. Mt. Herman. We are having rain and autumn all mixed and we also have plenty rip, pears and persimmons and when the possum gets fat we will have meast to mix, Mt. Herman is beginning to show sgns of conveleseence from the boll weevil pest, but not by raising cotton, other farm pro ducts are being raised to sell, and people are making all man nerof shifts to get the where with all. Hon. Ferd Claiborne was look ed to speak in Mt, Herman one day last week, but did not show up. We don't know why. Last' Tuesday morning Mrs. C. H. Martin of New Roads was here canvassing for Mr. Claiborne, She was sent out by the Woman's Clalborne Club. When a man ets so bard pushed as to have to send out ladies to gat votes he had better withdraw from the race. We never were in favor of women politicians and there are two things I never want to see our Southern Women do and that is to vote and ride astride. The protracted meeting which began at the M. . Church a week ago closed yesterday with one accession and the church revised. Rev. L. McCain did the preach* ing and his sermons were strong and diredt. Hon. W. L, Smith, Chas. Jen kin, B. Corkern nd W, E. Ban* later, who went to Indians sev eral days ago returned last Fri day. Their trip was strictly busi. ness. They gave a glowing sac count of the beauty and wealth of the country thley passed thru. Louis Schilling has been quite s.bk is now improving. ebster Schilling has a new auto. SMiss Lillian Snell gave a rei I tal in Osyka last Saturday night which wu pronounced by those Swho attended to be ine. Lillian waslways gifted that way and had training by the best ; Irsiner in New O?4Sans. Leland, tfh .6.Idarnado Si ~~N~I3 T • -··,m Rio Notes. Miss Agnes Wood was a week end guest of relatives at Rio. Charlie Patton of Sandy Hook was attending to business here Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Ida Kendall has returned from a week's visit to Bogalusa. Mrs. R. H. Stewart of Varnado is a guest of Mrs. J, L. Pounds this week. Miss Inez Pounds was a New Orleans visitor Saturday. L. P. Pierce attended to busi ness in the Crescent City Satur day. Misses Geneva Kendall and Ida Mae Hattaway were Stein visitors Sunday. Horatio Mitchell attended the Pitfth Sunday Meeting in Rich ardsontown last Sunday. SAVES HEARING OF GUNNERS Simple Devise That Has en Found ef Immense Value In Selee on Warshlps. The fact that the ear of gunners are frequently seriously injured by the detonations of great guns, the tympanum of the ear being often raptured, has led to the invention by Karlotti of a simple but effective de via which prevents these injurious eleuts without diminishing the el7rp sof hearag. . sh prottor consists of a solid mass of glass of such form as to At asarately the external ear, into which it is lnarted. It is traversed horitltly by a perforation, the in ner e of which almost touches the tympanum. Theouter end of this beorisontal passe dies not quite reach the nter ead of h murss of glass, but maeots with a vertical pase whisch communicates freldy with the atmosphere above add "e low. The violent distubausc of the air caused by the artillery dihrg produces an aspiration in the ho*r atsedw between the tympanum and the glass protester. By resonaa of this urefaltier the force of the aerial vibration trea mitted to the tympam is very I y reduaced. The ef d-i s pre ad y d ly violet qetp-eslype of atospher Wo that tt. se. itiaus of the eai for erdinariy uoqpisls net dlmlnieh.aA S ....' THO :REASON WHY Bank of Franklinton FRANKLINTON, LOUISIANA. Grows so fast is because The record of the past success in business, and the financial circumstances of the officers and directors insure the public This Institution is a Safe One It charges its customers nothing for taking care of their surplus money, but Pays Them Interest on Time Deposits. The officers and employees are courteous to every customer whether his business with us Aggregates $10 or $10,000. And because every one connected with it Hustleslin a Gentlemanly Way For the interests of the institution. Now in Our Ninth Year. H. B. Magee, Pres. Robert Babington, Cashier W. W. Babington, Vice.Pres. W. C. Hamilton, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS W. W. Babington D. E. Branch W. P. iullooh J. C. Green T. M. Jones H. B. Magea Caz Talley J. P. Wood MV "4 WICK WORK BY A DOCTOR Washingtn Physloian Il Divoreed and Married Again in One Day. Within 24 hours after a Philadel. phis court granted a dirome to Mrs. atharine Saeger Bovee,.. her eb while husband, Dr. J. Wesley Boves, a well-known Washinton physician, married at Auburn, N. Y., Mrs. Car- 1 oline Copley Wemple. The news of Dr. Bovee's second marriage was a surprise, but the granting of a' di yorte to Mrs. Bovee was n osurprise, as she and Dr. Bovee had been elpa rated sice 1901. She brought suit for divorce ina. thq District of Columbia a .upremd court, declaring Dr. Bovee had ex eluddal her from iia home, and that during their, epasratio ., b dload her monthly allowmace frm P0Q. to $1u5. Dr. Bovee, through his attor, nes, stated that when the fact were known right thinking people woull absolve him from all blame." Mn. Borve failed to obtain jidge meat in' the Distriet of Columbia, and later began action' in' Philade phia, where an absolute divorce was granted sand the papIeria the case ordrd ilampo.unded. .. .. KNEW THE BRANDS.. Cy Greenway-Give, me a con r1 Cy Greenway-No; I go rnol . cabbage around where Icmb'ro. . PARMtALLY PRDPARta. A Georgia man tells of a minister Sia town of that state who rseeive s afl ero a lag sa wethy Ah ith sort .ý yIn. with fthef ua usto, the man reuested timor for eoslAderatlp. t at r t wo eipe&i' A friaend, haming to meet thl yoP get s e. te iMre .4+a. of somewhat wp tsu,- a.hm&: "Wdissea'yll trWP will Por g.oo.d .t hRi.~t, .j i aorthl Pai fii , but ir 1sofudp ami~j6e·~ibii ~i~i~c ~J'. Our Great Anniversary Sale Closed Sept. 28th. It was indeed gratifying to us to receive so many orders from other towns and we wish to thank every one who patronized us during the sale and to assure you we are improving our facilities every month, make you cash prices on your needs that cannot help bud, appeal to you because you get more goods for same money and same goods for less money. 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