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LOCAL

Rev. Geyer and his sister, Miss
Geyer. are attending the G. +. fes-
tivities in San Francisco this
week
Contractor Kennedy has the con-
tract for the new freight depot.
The building will be of brick and
handsome design.
Honest John G. Hernden. one of
the best lawyers in the southwest,
was legal visitor in town Wednes-
day of this week
Charles Bushnell, government
engineer ut the Truxton Indian
school, was in Williams yesterday
shaking hands with many of his
friends
John Williamson. II well-known
engineer of this place of some time
ago. returned the first of the week
and Is working on the Grand Can
yon survey gang.
Judge X. f. Sloan passed through
to-day for Flagstaff. where he will
place the legal seal to all the late
acts in the Santa Fe and Grand
Canyon railroad case
a little daughter of Pat Gavin
while playing at the Bellemonte
pond last Wednesday evening. fell
in the water and was drowned be-
fore assistance could get to her.
J. Caufman has a big force of
teams at work extending the length
of the house track switch in the
Santa Fe Pacific yards. The track,
when the extensions are complete,
will be a mile long.
Henry Mather and estimable
wife will arrive in Flagstaff on
Monday. Mr.. Mather is secretary
of the Grand Prize Mining Com
pany. which Is the pioneer in the
mineral development of Tonic
Basin
Attorney +. J. Norton. assistant
solicitor for the Santa Fe Pacific,
was Il visitor in Williams this
week on business connected with
the settlement of the Santa Fe IL
Grand Canyon railroad indebted
ness.
Senator Kearns. of Utah. who Is
one of the leading spirits in the
Salt Lake railroad scheme with
Senator Clark, was visitor to the
Grand Canyon yesterday Senator
Kearns was accompanied by three
other prominent capitalists.
Special Master +. Il. Gage of the
Santa Fe and Grand Canyon rail
road, sold that road at special mas
ter's sale at Flagstaff last Thurs
day. The road was purchased by
the reorganization committee of
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WILLIAMS HARDWARE & STATIONERY co.
Bicycles, Crockery
Glassware and Lamps
Stationery, Books, Magazines
Everything in General Notions
Complete Line of Hardware

The Largest Line of Navajo Rugs and Blankets Grand
CANYON Views. Curios Fruits, Nuts, Fine Candies
The Parker Lucky Curve and Waterman
Fountain Pens Butterick and
Standard Patterns
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JOE JOHNSTON
- - DERBYSf1IRE
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OBITUARY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

John Wallace Mccoy was born in
Fayette county, Pennsylvania, July 4,
1843. and passed quietly to the great
beyond from his home one and one
half miles northeast of Agency March
20, 1901, after an illness of two weeks.
At the time of his death he was 81
years 8 months and 20 days of age.
He was one of Wapello county's old
settlers, having been a resident since
the year 1850, at which time his pa
rents came to Iowa, settling near Ash
land, and in the year 1851 moved to
his present home. He was united in
marriage to Sarah ,Atwell Erridge
September 4, 1856. To this union five
children were born two Of whom pre-
ceded him in death. He leaves wife
and three children and several grand
children together with host of
friends to mourn the departure of a
loving husband, father and kind
neighbor.
The funeral was largely attended
1t was conducted by the Grand Army
Post assisted by the Woodmen camp,
Rev. d. M. Lower officiating.
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A PROSPECTIVE MANDATORY.
ottumwa May Get Jenkins Hay Rake
and Stacker Company If it Desires.

Ottumwa May Get Jenkins Hay Rake
and Stacker Company if it Desires.
The Jenkins Hay Rake and Stacker
Company of Browning, Mo-, has out
grown its present facilities an dis cast
ing about for new location Why
should Ottumwa not get after 1t? The
Dain Manufacturing company moved
here from Missouri and the move has
son why Ottumwa should not have the
jenkins company. An investigation
of that company has recently been
made and 1t was found to be in -four
ishing condition. 1t now employees
forty-five men, and has enough orders
on hand to keep it running for several
months. Within the last year it's Or
ders have increased SO rapidly that it
finds it cannot do itself justice in its
present location. Another thing that
is against the present location, is
Browning's railroad facilities. There
is only one small railroad in that town,
the G. B. & K. c., branch of the Bur-
lington system. The Jenkins company
is in communication with several
cities who want it. and quick action
should be taken if Ottumwa should
get the concern. The owners of the
company claim they will treble the
present output when they make re-
moval and this will find employment
for about 1875 men. Let the Ottumwa
business men investigate the matter
and see If something cannot be done.
Ottumwa has the railroad facilities
and plenty of locations. This city
wants all the manufactures it can get.
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Fairfield.

;, Fairfield. March a5.iiss katherine
lady friends at tea Saturday evching.
gymnasium exhibition in the opera house
next Friday evening The exhibition will
nn und I the direction Of Prof Johnson
plus Of the entertainment will he used as
Il I nuclens for a gymnasium fund.
Iames knight of Detroit. Mich. Is visit
city.
Thc ottnmwa y N. c, A. team will
NEE, meet me local team In n game of basket
ball this evening at the ArmorS. Our boys
hardly expect to win. but believe they
can Keep the score down to n rather low
figure.
VIM. T.. Secular. former student of
Parsons and graduate of last year. is Wis
iting friends in tilis city.
ne city election promises to lie rather
lively today especially in the second ward.
where some doubt is expressed as TO the
outcome with reference TO alderman.
!, me funeral l,e services over the remains of
terday at :. p m. The Masons had charge
OF Of, the n services and the old soldiers attend-
ed In body.
Temperance meetings began in this city
Rev. Engenia St John. Services were
held Sunday afternoon in the Christian
ana Lutheran churches and in the evening
in the PRESBYTERIAN and Methodist church
gs These services will continue thru
Thursdays night. Dir. ST. John speaking at
one of the churches and Mrs. st. John at
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Shppen-
field was held Yesterday ut p. m con
Quoted by Rev Funkey. of the Lutheran
church Mrs. Sappenteld was nearly 81
Years of age and was married to Andrew
Sappehfield in 1897 Eleven children were
born to this union. nine of whom are now
living She had lived in Fairfield many
years and was one of our best and most
respected citizens.
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manner, accompanied by W. j. Sickle at
the organ.
Mrs. Piersol, wife of Prof. Piersol. pres
ident of. the Iowa Wesleyan university,
arrived Tuesday at the Sickle home and
attended the organ recital returning to
her home in Mt. Pleasant, the first of the
week.
very pleasant evening was given to II
number of young men. Messrs Claude
Dabney Arthur Wray, Ralph Frazier
halph iiill, Guy Hardy. Henry WraE. Wal
ter Johnson, John Games. John Cecil
Claude Recraft and Claude and Cliff At
wood. who were entertained by the Goo
600 club Friday evening nj the home of
Miss. Susie Meier. Cards and other games
furnished amusement for the evening. Re-
freslments were served
The Ladies' Aid society held n reception
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
~. A. Dunlap from . till 6 O'clock The
attendance was not so great as might have
been expected but those in attendance
spent a pleasant afternoon. the result of
which netted the society about S4 which
VIII he added to the same being raised for
church purposes Light refreshments were
served.
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Eldon.

Eldon. March 25.-Nliss Jean Moore re-
turned to her home at .Allerton Friday.
Miss Mag. Phillips, of Waverly, is visit
ing friends at. this place.
Misses Llbbie and Decca Lodwick of
Iowa City, spent Sunday with their moth
err Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. Mary Hinkle, of Selma, went to
Hutchinson, Kan, today where she will
make her. future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mott, of Lemon
Grove. Cal, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs d.
l.. Basquin.
James, Dillinger, of Hedrick, is visiting
Marve Jaques.
Nick I.utz spent Sunday at Batavia.
Mrs. June Caugblan, Misses Lncy Caugh-
Ian, of ottumwa, Mayme Foster and Hui,
da Dreamer, of Agency. spent last week
with Harry Dreamer and family
Miss Blanche Norton returned to Corn
ing yesterday afternoon after a visit with
her parents
John Healy, of ottumwa, spent the day
here.
Miss Beatie Stidger, of Keosauoua. who
has been visiting Mrs NJ. Hills, went to
Ottumwa today.
The teachers convention that was held
at the opera house Saturday was sue,
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The Doctors
Are Coming.
Three months services will be
given free to all invalids who
call before April 80.

=
STAFF of eminent physicians and sur
gcohs from tile British Medical Institute
have, at the urgent solicitation of n large
number of patients under their care in this
country, decided to establish perma.
nent branch of the Institute i'll this
city. location has already been secured,
ll3 South Court street. over Wymans
store. The Office will be open and ready to
receive patients next Tuesday morning at
8 O'Clock
These eminent gentlemen have decided
to give their; services entirely free for
three months tncdicines exceptcd) to all
invalids who call upon them for treatment
between now and April Both. These SER
vices consist not only of consultation, cx-
animation and advice, but also OF all minor
surgical operations.
The object in pursuing this course is to
become rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted, and under no
conditions will any charge whatever lie
made for any services rendered for three
months to all who call before April 3Oth
The doctors trent all forms of disease
and defornitics, and guarantee n cure in
every case they undertake.. AT the first
interview Il thoro examination is made,
and, IL ineuislbe, you are frankly and
kindly told so; also advised against spend.
ing your money for useless treatment.
Male and female weakness, catarrh and
catarrhal deafness, also rupture goitre,
cancer all skin Diseases ana all diseases
of the rectum are positively cured by their
new treatment.
Dr.. TO- V. Heaton, the chief consulting
surgeon OF the Institute, will be in per-
sonal charge. \,
Office hours from ga. IN. TIL p. M
No Sunday hours.
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Douds.

Douds, March 26.--Hugh Findlay
was business visitor at Keosauqlla
Saturday.
A surprise birthday party was CIV
en- Judd HOFFMAN living east of town,
by relatives and friends on last Fri
day, that being his 3Sth birthday an
niversary. An enjoyable time was
had by all present.
John Stong, of the firm of Radcliffe
Stong Coal Co., who was crushed by
falling slate about 10 o'clock a. m. and
died at o'clock p. m. Saturday, was
a single man and lived with his moth
err. He was a young man of Sterling
qualities and will be sadly missed in
this community.
The Kilbourne Amatuer Dramatic
Co. played Hazel Adams" to a fair
sized crowd on Saturday night. The
play was fairly well rendered.
Miss Mabel Ferris went to Keosau-
qua today for a few days visit with
relatives
The Misses Bertha and Lena Bott
went to Ottumwa today.
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Fremont.

Fremont, March 25.--Evangelist George
Monkman stopped over on Monday even
ing on his way to Packwood and visited
with friends. leaving on the Tuesday NOR.
ming 3. & w. freight. Jesse went on to
Packwod Monday night
Rev Pool. of Richland. was a visitor at
the Methodist parsonage Tuesday night
on his way to Slgourney.
Mrs. Emma Bryan has been very sick for
several days with pleurisy, but is better at
this writing her brother, Mr.. Howell, of
Eddyville. is here visiting.
Adam Fox, of Murdland, Mo-, who has
been here for several days visiting with
his brother Jas. Il. Fox, returned home
Tuesday.
C. b. Bennett was called to fremont
Ill, Tuesday evening to attend the funer-
al of his sister.
DR.. Boatman returned to town today af.
ter nearly weeks absence. 1t Is under
stood that he is looking up new location.
Harry Canon and Roscoe Woodland are
at home from Penn college for q weeks
vacation.
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Chas. Bieree went to Chicago last night
OH business.
Z. sidmeore, of Fairfield, spent satur.
day with ID. j. Norton.
Miss Ethel lIinkle, of Selma, is visiting
Mrs. y. Reed.
cess In every way. Teachers from all the
neighboring towns We're present
Frank Phillips and Miss Ruth Lodwick
were married at the home of the bride
yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs James Bidwell went to Burling-
tion Saturday to attend the fifth ami
versary of the Paul Coster Rebecca
lodge.
Mrs. Byzeek, of Germanville, visited
her brother. Peter Smith, Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Richard
son, son. Wednesday night
The Epworth League met with Rev.
and Mrs. Ingham Friday evening.
Florence Sayles is home from a visit
at Anamosa. She stopped over for a
brief visit at the Anderson home.
I Miss Grace Madden returned to her
hime in Simo. North Dakota, Thursday
night after few weeks visit here.
Mrs. NJ. E. Snyder came from He'd
rick Thursday morning and stopped
for the day with Mrs. Mary Snyder, GO
ing on TO Winfield that evening.
John r. Snyder writes home from
Mound Valley, Kansas, that he is i'm
proving under treatment and feels
very much encouraged. Jacob Heffle-
finger left for there Monday.
Morfell Low. of the B. & W. Burling-
ton, was in town Thursday He went
west over the Iowa Central.
r. p. Lewis and wife came from
Washington Thursday to see Mrs. Boz
Tracy, who is i'll. Mrs. Track has not
been able to leave the house since the
first of January
Miss Eta Engleman will teach the
Black Hawk school
Miss Fife Cornell will teach the
White Hawk school.
Frank Swisher is sick will lung few
er.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. T. Park celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary.
Their daughters, Mrs. Fox and Mrs.
Burnham and their families, were
from Washington, and the daughters
here. Mrs AID. Davis and Mrs. Will
Clark, We're also present.
S. B. Dewey was over from Washing
ton Monday last on business with j. w.
Prizer
County Sunday School Missionary
Rittenhouse is holding meetings at
Tuesday, Mrs. Melinda johnson
gave a dinner at her home west of
town, in hoonr of her sister. Mrs Mol
lie Fitch. The guests were: Al.
johnson, of Woolson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Hodgen, of Pleasant Plain;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. AID. McCarty and Mrs. Fitch.
The letter received Thursday from
j. l.. Downs states that he arrived all
right at Colfax.
?. j. Harkens, son of John Harkens,
of Veo, was seriously hurt at Fairfield
last week. In jumping from the train
he fell and his arm was run over by
the trucks. rendering amputation ne
cessary. He is cousin of Mrs. Pearl
McClurg, of this place.
Some one poisoned Luther Wash
burns dog, Carlo. He was found lying
dead near the B. & W. railroad track
Glib Richardson is ill, being unable
to leave the house.
Clayton Turner, of Coppold, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs Fred Ess-
ley.
Z Rev Martin and family transferred
here Thursday enroute home to Rich
land from Washington, where they
were called by the serious and fatal
illness of Robert Martin.
DR.. q. e. Townsend, of Washington,
was at the Midland Thursday on his
regular, trip.
There are nine new phones on the
exchange in town, and six on the coun-
try line and it is understood Mr.. Smith
is setting poles to run it on over to;
Dutch Creek
Indications are that there will be
close contest on the light question at
the election today.
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Abba.

Abba. March o5.-Court began today
with Judge A. NJ Roberts on the bench
-, The city election takes place today
There are number of contests this year
ana very exciting time is expected. Fred
Mason Is opposing the present mayor, Hnr-
denbrook, and 1t is very uncertain who
our future counellmen will be-
II. Il. Hall and L. d. Richardson will
start for Marshall Mo. this afternoon.
where they will remain but a short time
then 60 to Kansas City where they will
spend the summer.
alexander Ramsey, aged 30 years and z
days, died ut his late residence on Harri-
son street, at D:1O o'clock p. IN. Friday,
March -. 1901. The funeral services will
ee held ut the residence at 1880 a. m. to-
day., Rev. IL. b. Linn, assisted by Rev.
WIN. Porter, officiating, Mr. Ramsay has
been a. residents f Abba for many years.
HIS relatives and d host of friends will
greatly mourn his loss.
The ID. ID. club will meet with Brownie
Teflune Tuesday evening.
number of Abba old soldiers have been
rrememhered lately in the last week. -.
NJ. Nevihs and Sdm Sparks have had their
pensions increased
Ed Ramsay came down from Des Moines
yesterday to attend the funeral of his un,
cles AieHander Ramsay;
Ralph Early came home from Chica go
where he Is ATTENDING college, last night
and. will spend several days visiting rela-
tiyes and friends.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, March 25.The pipe organ re-
cital given at the Methodist church Fri
day evening was toerably well attended
by music loving people. The recital was
given by Mrs; Margaret Stevens, Of Ottum-
wa. assisted by the best musical talent OF
this city, Mrs. Stevens performance was
such as to impress her hearers with adm,
ration for her ability as an expert, many
of her selections being enchored. tho but
one response was given. The number Civ
en- by the male quartette, Messrs. Carroll.
Meier, Weleh and Dunlap was rendered in
a manner which reflected great credit and
elected much praiseworthy comment from
Steckel. In exquisite evening toilets of the
latest design, sang in their usual pleasing
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Willard.

Willard, March 25.-Sanford Ross, the
aged father of yardaman Ross, living
about one mile south Of Willard, was bur-
Ross has. been ailing for the past year, and
tho his death was not wholly unexpected,
It was a severe shock to the community.
me entire community sympathizes with
the bereaved relatives.
Harry Peterson called Friday at the
home Of his uncle, Nels Hall.
Miss Mamie Jones' is assisting Mrs A.
Mrs. Owens returned Thursday evening
from Foster where she has been visiting.
Mrs. richards. of Laddsdale, is visiting
lard 81
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Iowa Patents,
Aaitatinq Question Of Librarv.

Mt. Pleasant, March 23.--The peo-
pie of this city are agitating the ques-
ton of establishing free public IL
brary and have drawn up petition
which will be presented to the city
council asking them to submit to the
voters the question of whether or not
a tax will be voted at the coming city
election for that purpose.
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RidMell.

Bidwell, March 25.-Bert Ross, of VIII
lard, is spending few days visiting his
sister, Mrs. w. S. Johnston.
Curtis Chisman went to Ottumwa Thurs
day evening on No. and returned Friday.
George Blackman returned home to Luz
cerne, Mo-, Thursday.
Ambrose Peters. Of ottumwa, was a
caller ut Bidwell Thursday.
Joe, IIeacock went to the banquet given
ny the Ottumwa encampment Monday
The Bidwell debating society will have a
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Batavia.

BATAVIA, March %. Mrs Clara Copeland
and Mrs. Lille FrescoIn spent several
days last week visiting friends in Ottuni-
wa. a
Mrs. Pearl Monger, Of Lebanon. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
VIII Monger, from near Mt. Pleasant,
visited his sister. Mrs. Woods, on Thurs
day of last week
Rev. Shane left Friday for Salem, where
ne held quarterly meeting Sunday.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dr.. Gabbart, has gone to spend week
Buckles
Mrs. S. j. Cole spent last week with her
children near Bladensburg. She was ac-
companied home by her gandson, Morris
sammie Harris left Saturday for Quin.
cy, H.. where he enters business college.
Mr.. and Mrs Grip Henderson were call
ed to TT. Madison Thursday by the death
of Mr.. Hendersons father, who was buried
at that place Friday.
Grandma Couple and Mrs. Will Copple
and children have gone to Oskaloosa, call
ed there by the serious illness of rela-
tive.
Eddie Mullennix. of Fairfield, is visit
Ing, his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Al
Mrs Wilson Warner is very sick at this
writing.
Nick Lutz, of EIdon, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lutz.
Miss Lizzie Ellmaker, of Mt. Pleasant. is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs
Dave Chamberlain.
Miss Lenna Cremer spent week in Os-
kaloosa at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
iner Phillips
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Packwood.

Packwood. March 25.-Claude Combs. Of
Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting relatives
here
Charlie. Benn has moved near town OH
his brothers property.
Miss Bertha Moorman has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Ida Jones at Wayland.
Miss Bessie Allen, of Wayland, is the
The Monkman brothers. revivallsts and
evangelists. are conducting highly inter-
.esting meetings at the NJ. T.. church.
Mrs Dora Woolnm and Miss Mary Wal
lace We're city visitors Friday.
The order of Buffaloes was instituted
here this week and seems to be very pops
Cd
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Bonaparte who is visiting relatives in
1Iedrick at this time. All present had an
sniosy4hIe time They were Mr. and Mrs.
frey, Mr.. and Mrs w. &. Redwood. Mr..
and Mrs. u. Shook, Amos e. Hill, Miss
Minnie Ritter. Mrs. Pendergraft, l.. X.
l'lrpnpr ind son Cline
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Brighton.

Brighton, March 49, Hon. Frank w.
Cushman and wife arrived from Wash
ington, D. c., Friday night, for visit
with Mrs. Cushman's mother, Mrs.
Pringle.
Virgil Hobson, OF Mt. Pleasant, is
Visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Hobson.
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DON'T OVERLOOK THIS

Ten acres of ground adjoining Ottumwa with
plenty Of fruit and shade trees a $1,000 modern
dwelling, good barn and other ontbuildings.
aud we are offering you ali of it for SIS.
Come at once.
Good seven-room cottage house in west part
Of the city for $1,000 Would sell on pay nicrits.
Six-roori house in the East End for 81, 500.
Would also sell on payments.
Our next excursion to Oklahoma will be
March l9th Spring work will open here pretty
soon, SO you mad better go on that date. We
are agents for the only road that can take you
from here to the new strip without changing
you to another road. 50 4
CALL ON OR AnDREse
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White Elm.

White Elm, March 26.-Birdie Car
roll is quite sick with lung fever.
j. P. Swain returned from Desmet,
S. D., last week.
G. B. Anderson has been engaged to
teach the spring term of school here
Ray Lasley' and John Ploss started
Monday for Hedrick where they ex-
pect to work the coming summer
j. M. Carroll attended the horse
sale at Bloomfield last week
The infant son of Dizziness Haney
died Wednesday and was buried
{ Thursday in the White Elm.
The sports of White Elm have or
ganized a gun club. They will shoot
every Saturday afternoon
Ben Bagley attended court in
Bloomfield last week.
Mrs. Flora Carroll visited last week
at the home of S. B. Carroll
Hartman Richardson is on the sick
list.