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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT
WILL RULE.
W. c. Black, Editor

TT has often been said that ninety nine per cent of the men o
L the earth allow the other one per cent to do the thinking
and that their actions in the meantime are simply refexes o
brighter minds. The unfortunate thing of the whole affair
aside from its truth is the tendency on the part of the people t
continue the conditions.
There is no denying that these same conditions will one da!
create a crisis with 4 front SO terrible that only those who
are schooled in sefrelant thought and action can hope to win.
Take for intance he conditions that allows of revelations sucl
as are being put before the public eye today through the "Fren-
zied Finance efforts of that arch consprator, Thomas Lawson,
who must stand as a self confessed "boodler,' and a qnack
doctor of the financial world, who is simply using printer ink, as
many quack doctors have done since this INK was invented.
While it is generally understood that he has an AK to grind, the
drubbing of the "system' has now been in progress for nearly
two years past. Since the inauguration of his campaign, the
system has received blows from FOOLS bladders, and bludgeons
and stuffed clubs, and in the meantime the lambs drlvp
into Wall street by these same articles have been feeced
as a direct result of the articles in question. 1t only tends
to strengthen the already very apparent fact that thinking Is
coming to be considered a bad habit, and the virIe Len of Law.
son has SO dazzed his many readers that today his prime objec'
in putting these articles before the public is as much a mystery az
they were at the time of their commencement.
To the thinker it must be apparent that lawson no matter
what his prime objects in promoting his campaign, is a false
prophet who has seized upon the conditions noted for purposes
best known to himself But he is a forerunner of conditions
higher and better. Insurance scandals, political scandals and
rotten conditions prevalent today have for the time being
dazzled the men who should think. The solution seems as far
away as ever, but away across the never ending plain of human
sacrifice, men will rise who will meet the conditioDs-they will be
men who think.
The imperishable monuments to accomplishments of the past
have been bullded upon their bones and With the past as an index
from which to Judge, they will arise again to meet the condi ions
that today emperil our business and social life.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02
Ten Thousand Dollars in
Churchill County Bonds.

FALLoN, Ney,, Nov, :, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF an Act OF the legislature
entitled AN Act authorizing and di-
recting the board of County Commits
sioners OF Churchill county, State OF
Nevada, to issue bonds for the pur-
pose OF providing means TO establish,
construct and maintain a county high
school IN the town OF Fallon, County of
Churchill, State OF Nevada, approved
March 1, 1908, the board OF County
Commissioners will on the first Mon
day OF December and from time to
time thereafter negotiate the sale for
coin to the highest and best bidder for
not less than their par value and of the
denominati II of five hundred dollars,
5000 each, gold bonds OF the
county OF Churchill to the amount
OF ten thousand dollars ($lO, 00O.) The
principal Of said bonds shall be PAYABLE
to the amount OF five hundred dollars
each year, commencing with the first
day of January, 1907.
Interest on said bonds shall not ex-
coed six per cent per a0nuni. PAYABLE
annually OF the first Monday oil each
year, ut the office oil the county treas.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02
NOTICE..

y THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Second judicial District, in and
for the County OF Churchill, and State
OF Nevada.
In the matter OF the application OF Mrs.
Grace NJ. Ferguson, to become a sole
trader.
Notice is hereby given that |, Grace
NJ. Ferguson, vile OF Henry NJ. Fergu-
son, resident OF the town OF Fallon,
County oil C%huichlll, State OF Nevada,
being DESTROYS oil awaiting myself OF the
provisions OF an act OF the Legislature
OF the State OF Nevada, entitled, "An
Act to Authorize married women to
transact business in their own name
as so~le-tradere" approved Feb. 9th,
1867, intend to make application To the
District Court OF the second Judicial
District, OF the County OF Churchill and
State ot Nevada, on saturday the Both
day OF December 1903, ut the opening
OF the Court on that day, OF as soon
thereafter rs councll may be heard, for
Il Judgment and order OF said DIstrlcl
Court authorizing me to carry Oh and
transact business in my own name and
on my own account as sole-trader.
The nature ot the business | propose
tocarry onand conduct Is that OF keep.
ing a hotel in the town ol Fallon,
County and State aforesaid.
Dated and signed at %lyallon, Nevada,
this 10th day ot November, 1908.
GRACE Nj. FERGUSON.
PIKE x JONES,
Attorneys for Applicant.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02

~ THE JUSTICE CoCRroF NEW RIVE
L Township, County OF Churchill, state -
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02

urcr OF said county.
Each bid must Is an evidence OF
good faith be accompanied by a cert.
ed check for at least two per cent o
the amount of the bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and attached the seal Of
said county this eth day OF November,
1905. W. II. BROWN,
Clerk of the board OF Commissioners
for Churchill County, Nevada.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02
LIE GAL S.
NOTICE TO CREDI'
TORS.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
l Court of the State of Nevada, in and fol
'hurchill County,
In the matter of the Estate OF VIM. IL Mills
teHeased:
Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned
az been July appointed and q~oalifed by The
i,tri,t Court o. inc second judicial Dlstri
ii the state OF Nevada, in aud Tor churchill
ounty a. administTGtor q the Estate o
Hm, II Mills. de, eased.
All creditors having claims against said
state are required To tile the same wttl
proper vouchers attached, with the clerk o
fhe Court within three months Of the frs
arbitration OF this notice
uated November 18th A.. =. }aOj
CHARLES r, MILLS,
Executor OF said Estate
PIKE ( JONES.
attorneys Tor the Estate,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02

THE demand for Churchill county realty continues to in
crease and another season will witness values heretofore un
heard Off this section. The eyes of the OUTSIDE world are be-
ing attracted to this section, through the many advantages
offered, and there is now ABSOLUTELY no doubt but that Chui chill
county will make good on everything expected of her. Faith,
labor and capital must make of the Carson Sink, a land
of abundance.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02

AND now comes the medical fraternity with the statement
that the ycrmiform appendix is simply a relic of our ancestral
days when man was an animal of a vastly liver plane. 1t is
cited in substantiation that the ape for instance has the appendix
in actual use; while mans like organ has long ago severed con
nections with its functions, and remains today Joy to surgeons
and a curse to mankind. TIE evolution already occurring gives
us hope that the process will endure until its extinction will be-
come a fact.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-02

iffi'lh'4hAAi#
The state Of Nevada sends to J. ". Beesl!
greeting
You are hereby required 10 appear in. a
1,tiOn cUmmtuceu against you ts GeIeuuah
uy Jane. Is. Young, rs Plaintiff, in the JustI,t
curt ul Churchill touuty. slate o, NeVad4
ana answer the Complaint lhereln WitHiu te
lays after The service on you al thIs slm mon.
exclusive oi me da5 OF service il serYtd /.
aid ,uunly, but tHeutl days II served out o.
AID ,uuutY, out within sad distr ct, ana l.
aitothef cnsea forty lour- day, or judgment b,
1etauIl Wllnbe aiken against YOU according
the payer OF ,Hlu Complain
Inc outtae o. said action Is 10 follows tow,
FOR tie recovery OF the sun 81 one huuure
AID eight uollHro and Unity cent. t$lOo.o J.
II guuu, sold aud deuvered by said prnlltn
a. snid defendant , special InslaIile ANA Ie
quest in said township, county and otan
dDoYe mentioned.
All uI which will more fully appear from
tae complaint wulph Is now on ME III TIT
uliee OI the Justice ut tine fea, 4, ut fallpr
III sHId county and slate, ANA 10 winch you NJ,
especially referred, ana You are iurtnet
uotltied TINT the sud I|lHtutih WtIi nike jud-
AlenI IUr the SUM epeClne'I tuercln Il the q,
.endanl iall 10 all wer the complaint.
III testimony WHEREOF 4 nave hereultO e
MY hand and alnNeu The oeai OF said yOuf
al taIlOn, tHla 3laJ day ul October, | %
h. ". BLALk Justice,
For New River township, county o
Churchill, state OF Nevada,
J. Is. YOUNG, Attorney.
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erect a two family house on lot which he owns in the village. Many took the trip from Watertown to New Haven, Saturday. to witness the great game of football. Mrs N. l.. BloSS of Bethlehem spent Saturday with friends in sown. Rev w. T. Holmes preached in Ply mouth, Sunday, in exchange with Rev MT Lewis.
 Rev w. T. Holmes was in attend ance at the Bristol conference, last Thursday.
 MT and Mrs J. B. Woolson and daughter left for California, Thursday morning.
 William Rogers, who lately bought of Fred Peck the business of supplying Watertown with milk, has begun aft ernoon delivery, thus avoiding the early morning freezing process, both to his fingers and the milk bottles of those who fingered long in bed.
 The cobbled gutter just completed at the A. w. Barton corner is a long delayed but much needed improve ment.
 c. w. Atwood is installing an cleo tric motor and milling machinery in his new huilding north of coal sheds. A coal elevator, wood saw, etc, will be added. MT Upham's men are putting the covering on to the frame lately erected in the lumber yard. He has on hand the necessary machinery for getting out and shaping lumber for it's varied uses in building, making and re- pairing the thousand and one things that the public needs.
 Mrs Jerome Woodruff is still on the sick list, though somewhat improved.
 Mrs Marcus Fox is reported quite ill.
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OXFORD.
NEWS WORTH NOTING.

NEWS WORTH NOTING. Duncan c. Place, the painter, has l been painting the Taylor house near the grist mill
 The Oxford house is being treated to coat of paint. Artist James Tomlin. son of Quaker Farms is doing the work.
 Edward Wakeman visited with friends in New Haven recently. D. T. Dunham had his house on Christian street reshingled, last week, B. J. Davis and helpers doing the work. Patrick COndon of Seymour was in town, last Saturday, looking for new milk COWS.
 John Flynn moved his mother and daughter, last week, to the place he recently purchased on Christian street.
 Robert Gregory is confined to the house by sickness.
 Henry P. Williams is getting up Mrs Martha Hawley's woo0plle. sprain his ankle, last week, while hunting in the woods. He manages to get around the store by the ald of crutches.
 MT and Mrs Harry E. Davis of New town have come to make their home for the winter with William B. Davis.
 Mrs Daniel Davis of Easton has been spending several days with MT and Mrs Harry E. Davis at William B. Da- viS' house.
 Mrs Henry Wells of Towantic has moved into the house with Mrs Mari etta Winton at Red City.
 G. E. Crofut has just had new wa ter tight cellar put under the rear of his house. $. B. Hubbell and son did the work.
 w. B. Davis has been spending few days the past week in Easton, the guest of his brother, Daniel Davis.
 The Oxford house is being improved by new coat of paint. Harry Davis of Newtown is doing the work.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY
SOUTHPORT.
NEWS WORTH NOTING.

Mrs T. s. Ferguson and family nov ed, last Saturday, to Long Island City, N. Y., where her husband has a posi- tiOn.
 Arthur Hinman of Quaker's Farms moved, last week, into one of T. F. Wheeler's tenement houses. MT Hin- man is working for the Diamond Match Go.
 G. L. Minor, who has been quite seriously ill, has so far recovered as to be able to be out doors.
 The Diamond Match Co. are unload ing large number of cars of coal at the depot, these days.
 c. A. Shepard, station agent, attend ed the ale-Princeton football game at New Haven, last Saturday.
 Miss Mary Rooney, who has been at Deposit, N. Y., attending school, was obliged, last Saturday, to return to her home here on account of illness.
 A. N. Verkler of New York State has taken the position as night oper- ator. J. A. Condon, the former night operator, has gone to Croton, N. Y., where he has taken position as night operator.
 The representative of THE BEE was very pleasantly entertained to dinner, last Friday. by MT and Mrs John B. HE. AIUci uduSuUCI, Miss Exzeba King, kindly entertained the party with several selections on the piano, which were much enjoyed. Charles Beck of Seymour has pur. chased Richard O'Brien's place and has taken possession.
 .The:sick. ones are mostly improving MT and Mrs George B. Garlick, IT,, are spending week in Watertown and Morris.
 Mrs L. H. Buckingham is visiting her brother, Reuben s. Edwards, in l Roxbury.
 Our village school numbers 40, ,whict speaks we'll for the teacher. 1 Henry Jackson recently butcherec for Austin Hine.
 A new hen house has been recently built at Mrs M. H. Curtiss'. David B. Wheeler and son, Frank have been painting Homer w. At woods horse barn.
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SOUTH KENT.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

Mrs Mary B. Bolles of New Preston is sewing for Mrs Merritt Page.
 Jairus Brown of Plymouth is visit- ing his brother, John L. Brown.
 MT and Mrs John Chase have return ed home, after an absence of three weeks in Kent.
 Mrs Emily Wedge, who has been visiting at M. B. Howland' $, has re- turned to her home in New Preston,
 David O. Smith is saving his win ter wood with his new gasoline en- zine.
 Ezra Lawrence, Burton J. Atwood, Walter, Conrad and Burton Warner, who have been spending a week at Ralph w. Howland's, have returned to their homes in Oakville. One of Walter Jennings sons caught fox ip trap, one day last week.
 Miss Hazel Rowland is spending a few days with friends in Macedonia.
 Turkeys are very high and scarce. We know of some who have sold for 25c per pound alive.
 The weather of the last few days re- minds us that winter is near at hand.
 Rev M. E. Rowland preached in the chapel at Merryall, Sunday afternoon.
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ROXBUR1o
MRS MARY A. SPARGO.

Mrs Mary A. Spargo, who had been a sufferer for many months, died last week Tuesday, aged 36 years. Her husband died few years ago. Sever al children survive her. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon. Rev Stephen Reacock officiating. Flu neral Director Thomas had the ar engagements in charge.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Seward took a trip, last week, to Monroe and Hunt ington, and spent three days at the home of Philip Jones. They after ward went to Palestine and spent a day and night with H. P. Boyson and family. They evidently know where the good places are to visit, as both families are very hospita ble. Mrs August Patard of New York visited her sister, Mrs J. Treaieven last week.
 Mrs H. Mallett is visiting relatives at the Center.
 Mrs Alice Benson returned, Satur day, after a pleasant trip, visiting friends at Wassaic and other places. Miss Lizzie Griggs of Danbury visit ed friends in town, Sunday. The work. on the creamery is fast progressing and will be great i'm provement.
 Mrs William Allen and Mrs D. Forbes were in New Haven, last week | to call on Miss May, who is improving l slowly.
 Edward Daley of New Milford wa. in town, Sunday.
 We are sorry to say that many of ou residents and others are leaving town owing to the fact that the quarry can not get out enough stone to keep thu cutters working steadily. 1 The genial faces of William B. Sew ard and F. W. Knowles of New Mil ford are seen daily driving on ou streets, selling the celebrated Colum bia force and spray pump. They ar' the best made and the farmers are al buying them. MT Knowles is stoppinI at the Seward house.
 Neil Anderson, a Swede, and anothe young man, who were working for M
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spending two weeks in Bridgeport, where she has been having her eyes treated by Dr Wilson, returned home, last week.
 c. A. Meigs and family expect to close their home here about Thanks giving time and go to Waterbury for the winter.
 Arthur Hinman moved his family, last week, to Southford. MT Hinman is working for the Diamond Match Co.
 J. R. Munger is having new siding put onto his house.
 c. A. Meigs has just had large new wOodshed erected back of his house.
 Mrs Joel R. Munger continues very poorly and is gradually failing.
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WEST BEDDING.
A SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.


 The entertainment given by the pu- pills of the Umpawaug school was a decided success. They realized the sum of S14 25 towards defraying the expenses made in making the school house comfortable. The program was as follows: Song by the school, "Why don't they play with me, papa?" reci- tation, "On time," by Edvine Du- please; recitation, "Helping Mamma, y Alice Light, Charlotte June; dialogue, "The Golden Rule," Mary Ryder, Emma Bronson, Eben Hill, Clair Hill; recitation, "A small boys view of corns," Clair Hill; recitation, IA Bevy of I's," Eddie Johnson, Walter Johnson, Charlie DupleaSe, Edvine Duplease, Nile Curtis, Gertie Babcock, Martin Carroll, Josie Meeker; dia- logue," The cooking club," Emma Bronson, MabelI Ryder, Mary Ryder, Clara Platt, Gertie Babcock; song by Eben Hill, Clair Hill and Henry Carroll; recitation, "A girls observa- tion," by Emma Bronson; recitation, "A little boys pocket" John Carson; dialogue, "Eight o'clock" Mabel Ry- der, Clara Platt; recitation, Willie Ryder; dialogue, 1.-The baseball en- thusiast," Eugene Studwell, Clair Hill, Albert Venning; recitation, Mothers doughnuts," Albert Venning; dia- logue, ''The way to Windham,' Clair Hill, Howard Light.
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WESTON.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH \

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 A most successful sociable was given on last Friday evening, by the Nor field Aid Society," at the residence of Mrs Frederick Banks. There were piano selections by Mrs J. L. Shively, a reading by Mrs Charles Schoield recitation by Miss Myra Burritt and a paper upon the topic, "Measure," by Miss Annie Fitch. Various games were played and refreshments served. Over $l6 were added to the treasury.
 Mrs Frederick Burritt has returned from a visit in Fairfield.
 Mrs Charles Merchant of Bedding is the guest of Mrs W. P. Rowland.
 Miss Eula Ferris has been spending two weeks in Brooklyn.
 Miss Edna Meeker has been spend ing several days in Cannon.
 Mrs V. Godfrey has returned from a weeks visit in Hartford.
 Rev and Mrs J. L. ShivelY were ir Milford. Tuesday, attending the wed ding of William Henry Norton, organ ist of the Church of the Holy Trinity New York, to Miss Josephine Smitf of Milford. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Sherwood Roosevelt in St Peters church.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS JOTTINGS.

Clark Beardsley and son, Master Stephen, attended the horse show in New York City, last week
 Miss Phebe Beard stayed a week with her aunt, Miss Louise Nichols. Miss Beard left, Wednesday morning, for New York, where she remains for a week. Miss Jeanette Beardsley is out with new buggy. Miss Annie Tomlinson returned, last week, after visit of six weeks in Detroit, Mich.
 Ernest Upton, the paperhanger, is now quite busy at this business. Miss Pierce is convalescing.
 Miss Helen Jones will spend Thanks giving week with friends in New Ha ven. Rev George c. Sauer and wife o1
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MARBLEDALE.
NEWS WORTH NOTING,

Mrs G. A. Tomlinson returned from Bridgeport on Monday.
 Edward Watson's family left their summer residence here, Wednesday, for Jersey City, N. J.
 The Sperry Brothers tobacco shop has opened for winter work.
 Miss Calhoun spent Sunday at her home in Woodville.
 Mrs M. Johnston took short trip to New York state, the past week.
 Mrs Minor MOrehouse is spending a few days at Spectacle lake.
 The Sunday school of St Andrews $ began the rehearsal of Christmas hymns on Sunday.
 James Sperry of Brooklyn was in the place, Friday.
 It is reported that w. o. Corning has let out his two farms to man from Sharon.
 Claude Bristol is attending Still mans Business college, Danbury.
 "Old Acre Folks," Marbledale hall Wednesday evening, November 29, dancing after the play.
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Alkstrom on the Bruce Beach farm were paid off Saturday and went t( Bridgeport. They put up at hotel that night and when retiring blew out the gas. MT Anderson was found deao and the young man was breathing He was hurried to the hospital but up to this writing had not regained con- sciousnesS. Anderson had that day taken out a policy on his life for s1OOO
 Mrs Remus Newton has return ed from visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs George Crofut is spending a few days with her son, Charles Crofut, in New Jersey.
 Mrs Susan Minor is working at G.. w. F. Leavenworth'S
 Alois TSchauder has had the mis- fortune to lose one of his work horses
 Miss M. E. Nettleton of New Haven is visiting at William Bronson's.
 Lee s. Dickinson spent few days in York State, last week.
 Charles Thomas is having his house painted. Albert Bronson is doing the work.
 Mrs Eugene Ward spent last week m Waterbury, the guest of her sister, Mrs Noble s. Thomas.
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PLATTSVILLE.
NOTES FROM HOYDEN's HILL.

NOTES FROM HOYDEN's HILL.
 Leroy Clarke has improved his place by having new roof placed on his barn. He has also built a new milk house.
 Mrs Leroy Clarke is improved in health.
 $. B. Lyon is keeping house in the residence vacated by Albert Bulkley.
 B. B. Sherwood has had the found- atiOn laid for a cOwShed. Roswell Nichols did the mason work.
 Miss Jennie Perkins is soliciting for another soap order for the Larkin soaps.
 Mrs Richard Knapp spent Sunday at the home of her father-in-law. Hen- ry Knapp, of Holland Heights.
 Those that were fortunate enough to attend services at Center street Methodist church listened to a fine discourse by Rev MT Bishop of Vest port, Sunday.
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SHERMAN
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

Harry Mallory of Danbury was in Sherman, Sunday, with his automobile
 Miss Louise Jackson returned to hel home in Sharon on Wednesday.
 John Woodin, who has been i'll for the past three months, is no better with but little hope of his recovery.
 Jasper Northrop of New Milford has finished putting furnace in the home of B. P. Briggs, which is giving entire satisfaction.
 Messrs George Barnes, Frank Hungerford, Theodore Rogers anC Miss Ruth Rogers attended the foot ball game in New Haven on Saturday last.
 Miss Lillian Mallory spent last week in New York, replenishing her stock O millinery.
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The Chas. Monson Co.,.
 New Haven, Conn.


The buying and selling of Diamonds. and other Precious Stones is the principal part of our business. Our close connection with homo and forsion marksts, enable us at all times to offer the choicest of gems at the lowest pos- sibls prices. In the mounting of jewels we use only hand mac, heavy mount ings and pay particular attention to the artistic design of same. It has never been our privilege to offer such choice pieces as we present this season and we believe Connecticut has ssvsr sesn such an exhibition. It is a pleasure to show our stock as we have the finest quality, that which is so scarce. aud our pricse are . r, more than iafsrior quality is be- ing sold for.