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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Ihc OVcrGrONn Ba!iOt. Philadelphia Ledger.


 The cOhip.dlii. comes irt III Chicago that the bailot to b. voted there next month promises to nave the generous proportions of d bed ult 1t Is feared that the m Xpcrt vot1r will be obliged to devote t.Ie better portion of d day to the intrIciC-,5 ol the .vergrown sheet on winch ne IS expected tu dis cover the names of the and dates of his cIolro. Livery tn.ilS uone on large scale in Chicago. in the city iiiu rouIi., auu"t .,". ,auu dates, rep rcsentinS muitlpilclty of parties, will be voted for, anu every city voter win grope ais way among 4J0 candi- dates one Of tLc newspapers says that not Il 5inglC votc.' can vote in- telllgent.y and oi hIs own know.eAgc on the huge st.
 The CnIcasu ballot is d record breaker Tor size, bat it s predicted shat the possibl, limit has not been reached. The Fennsylvan,a ballot this year will also be of extraordinary and forbidding dimensions There are eleven parties .n the State contests the Republican. Democratic, ProhiDi- tion. Lincoln. Citizens. Socialist, Com monwealth. SocilIist Labor. Union La bor, Gay. Refer endum and possibly he Jefferscn. These parties will be represented on the local tickets in cit ies and counties. Certa1n of the par ties named represent no definite prin- ciple. but have organized to confuse the voter and dive the strength or the main parties. There is no restriction upon the size | of the appropriately named blanket ballot. The vast spread of paper l threatens to expand unt:l it becomes | a public nuisance and a terror to cleo tion officers. It is predicted that the broadside ballot will grJw until voters | in sheer desperation w.ll Le driven to some other voting method. The first i measure of reform must he the aboI | ition of the party square"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

been awarded improved their leases and several thousand acres of the land are now in cultivation in the pas lures. But the lessees in all the pas lures, save one. are not given pre- ference right of purchase. A lease may be purchased by any qualified home steader during the sale. 3ut he can not take possession of the land until after this expiration of the lease To him. however. belongs the annual rent al. which up to the date or the sale of the land goes directly into the fund held in trust for the Indians. What Is known as pasture No. B." the one sit uated in the eastern part of Cnmanche county. was leased by the secretary several years. ago, and Iessees were promised preference rgnt of purchase at such time as the lands might he placed on sale. are given five years in which to pay the purchase price and receive final government patent, One fifth Of the purchase price is to he paid at the time of the awarding Of the hid and the remaining fourffths in equal an nual installments. recent ruling Of the general land office ts to the effect that what is known as the com mutation clause" will be in effect as
 
 the purchaser the right to pay into the government the purchase price after the expiration of fourteen months and receive a patent The purchaser is all lowed six months in which to make settlement and then curing the fol , lowing eight months If he makes such improvements are required under the homestead law he may ottain pat ent at their expiration.
 TOwnsites 70 ne Sold.
 Under special act of the last Con gress five government townsites are to be selected in these pastures. These are to be surveyed anc plated and then sold by puniic auction to the highest bidder Indian Agent Black mon has been appointed cniet tHwnsite agent and will superinteud the plat ting and surveying Tn" sale will b. conducted under th" dircc.'on of the Interior Department. One "f the sites that has been selected is situated on Deer Fork "t Red river. in tn" "hiG pasturo and in proXiml'N [" tn" spot on Whi,h President R""*sN"lts camp was pitthe in April l90%. when hN and A partX of cOWmen friends hunted coyotes for several days It Is satd that the name of the town will he "6heo- dore," and that a monument represent ing the Chtet Executive In pursuit Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
KILLED BY POssUM.
Young Georgian Bitten by Animal While
 Hunting.

Times Democrat
 Indian Springs. Ga Death from the bite of a possum is the fate that overlook Will Thompson while out on a possum hunt last night The young man, accompanied by a party of half dozen friend. went out in search of possums. and on the outskirts of Floville. the dogs treed one If the ani- mals.
 The young men gathered around and hewed at the trunk until ii cracked, As the tree in its fall neared the ground. the possum sprang from the branches and light ing on the shoulders of Mir. Thompson, bur led its teeth in the young mans neck. at the base of he brain. reaching his spinal cord and killing him instantly .:
 The dogs caught the possum and killed 1t. and in the darkness and excitement it was not noticed that Mir, Thompson was seriously hurt. When members of the par ty went with torches to raise him from where he had fallen. it seen that he was dead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
REMARKABLE WIRELESS ACHIEVEMENT
PensacoIa station Keeps In Connec.
 tion With Ship to Honduras.

Washington Oct. 25.--A remarkable achievement in wireless .eiegraphy is reported to the Navy Department from the Pensacola station. That plant has been able to keep In constant commit nication with the United Fruit Com pany's steamer Preston from the time that vessel left New Yo k until !t arrived at Honduras.
 The station also received messages from the Preston while that ship was entering New York harbor, where sne was undoubtedly bathcd in electr'" waves from other stations and ships A curious fact is. ;hat the Pensacola station has not been ble to repea this performance with any other steamer than the steamer Preston. notwithstanding the plans are alik <, on all the United Liners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
s'R THOMAS WILL CHALLENGE.
New York Yacht Club Pays Tribute
 to Irish Sportsmnn


 New York. Oct. At a dim ,1 tonight given in his homo, at thu Brnklyn Yacht Club, Sir Thomas Hip. ton made the frs, formal lnnoun,. ment since his arrival in America Q, what he intends to do towards mak ing another "hort to lift tho Amer ica's cup.
 He declared he hoped ne might h. privileged to challenge for tho Inter national trophy" and intmatnd th1 he would issue a challenge next yea for race possibly in 1908 or 190l He expressed favor with tho new New York yacht racing rules. which, h, said, contemplated the Guiding V" yachts and not mere racing machincs
 Sir Thomas was presented witb watch fob nad" of nugget of golo on which was "namelled the Npenna1 of the Brooklyn Club, a diamond rep r"senting tho Lone Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
"SKIDOO AND 2s."
Hello. Hello! Nhy, Which, Whats Nr.ng
 In the Met. ipo'is.

New YOrk PrA@S A
 Whats the s-nSe f .EilS ;tou:> and Cortclyous and ',hl"s t..' ,..'iers in :nis State Campai%I? In 'his s;:dai iior they are of no us" The people won't lIrten to what they have :, say. i.,r tn, .. '. n', talk about the things the vot,rs vant discussed and the things they a." going 70 vote on
 The issue in this .Sta'e '.r all of th. mil lion and three quarters of voting c.tizens Is what will Hearst do what will Hughes do If he is elected tov.'n IT, and what will he do with affairs p"f aniny strictly to New York Nothing else ct.hnts
 There has been too much of a convention al campaign by the teorbi ans already This isn't conventional campaign Wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Negro snatchcd book.

Walter Heard. a negro. alleged to be a smooth confidence man. who preys upon the people ol his own race, was arrested by the police last evening, The particular charge upon which he was arrested was the snatching Of G pocketbook containing $2 from ne gro. whom he had induced 70 take his money from his pocket by asking change for a bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

come the knowledge c- the character or the lands and the fact of their pro- posed opening that tn. land office in l'awton is receiving hundreds of let ters rom Canada. Alaska, :iexico ana the Philippine islands anc some of the South American coun,r;cs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Carried Concealed Weapons.

TWO White men were dfftsttu Uy tHt police last night on charges of car rying concealed weapons o. E. Reeves, who was arrested about o'clock by Patrolmen Thorne and Starr Is also charged with drunkenness, an before midnight by Orcers Russell and Corrigan. with disorderly conduc' he having been fighting at the Fat grounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Rayner On Stumn.

Baltimore, Oct. 25-Before an audi. ence which filled the Lyric tonight United States Senator Iisdof Rayner delivered what will prove perhaps the most important speech of the Demo. cratic Congressional campaign in this state Senator Rayner addressed him self chiefly to the subject of the tar iff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
SS (ONCERNS CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
MACHINERY. w. n. Caldwell.

W. N. CoI0WSus
 QufcE delivery. Engines. Boilers. Saw Mills. Edxers, Triin.n.rs, Lathe Machines. Grist Nils. Gasoiine En- zines. Phone 2079.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
SUMMONS

~ TIE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court oi Tie state OF NegaIa, IN ana lor
the county al GuurcuII
inc state OF NcYaaa sends Ia Il. q. Gilker
son, NJ \ @uSeraon. " A.. Eeal aud Z. y,
Pltcher greeting.
lou are nrieuy reqnired 10 appear in an
arilou commenced Il aIlst you a. defendants
py "m II. aiay , h. a. savage. ~. * SUIT,
anu ildleu trcasuIe AiIrIug Corporation ol
NeNHda. teorparuuauI Be-, pIaIuuif, ia the
second jH4Icidi lpIslrlCt court OF The
state OIL Nevada, In and for the
County OF Churchill, aud answer the
complaint there Ia NitnIu ten days after the
service Oh you ut this summons exclusive o.
gay Ul asrftcej, il served IN saId county OF
twenty day d serNed ont cd .aIu county, but
Nllhlit salI uIsiTltt, and lu ali oLurr east,
lurty day. or Judgment by default viii be
taken HBalust You according tu PRAYER OF saId
Complaint. Inc acton As brought 10 QuIet
me 10 lour Mining Locations. NJ. The uiu-
den teasufe,-uiaaeu treasure 40. Ind.
zen treasure W. ami ahHaoO Fraction
Mining elutIns, sItHuleI IN Aou1er Mining
District, tuurgnil1Uuuty NeRaau. The tom.
paint aiiesea inat the ftaIutlIs are OWL
els thereon luat DEFENDANTS oldlm an inter.
est iuetelu adverse 10 ~fIUIutIIis. Nnlcu claim l.,
without rlsut, Iney IuTlueI aIiese tuat II. e..
uiIkerson "a IL Ouueu -tulc. deputy Mineral
ourNt5of n. pIuhiptted by law rom making
Mining Locations, and attempted to relocate
ar jump ftulutiits elalIhs, using his sister >
name. lhty lurtuer Hllcge luat Defendants
are trespaselug ON ~flaIutlls. claims ana
threaten 10 routIuue sucn uresgasses unless re-
strained by the Ceuft. and the Complaint also
ptdys Tor an injunction, ana Tor general re.
tlel, and Tor costs uf suit,
All Of which Will mJre fully appear from the
complaint, which Is uu fire ia the office OF iht
CLERK uI the SAID count, at Fuliou. IN salu
county, and lD WuIeu you are especially refer
Itu'Ahi you are luItleI uptlneu IuHl II yuuIaIi
pouppear ana answer said complaint, lue sald
ridlntlIs VIII apply la the Court IOr the renel
uemauded.
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand anu ahNed tie 9eat Of SAID Court, al
ralloh TINS atm day o. september, a. -. 1850.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE
Proclamation by the Board OfCOunty
Commissioners

Pursuant to an order Of the Hon.
Board oil County Commissioners of
Churchill county, state of Nevada, no
tice il hereby given Ii. { on Tuesday
November 6, A. D., 1906, in the county
OF Churchill, State of Nevada, an cleo
ton will be held for State, County, Dis
trict and Township officers. to wit:
One Representative III Congress, one
Governor, one Governor.
one Justice of the Supreme Court, one
State Controller, one Surveyor. G%eneral,
one Acknowledgement one Superinten-
dent of State Printing, one Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, two Regents
State University (long term, two Re
gents State University short term two
District Judges for the second Judicial
District, one State Senator, one Assem-
blyman, one Sheriff, one County Clerk
n County Recorder, one County Trea-
surer, one District Attorney, one County
Assessor, n Public Administrator, one
County Surveyor, one County Commits
sioner dong term, one County Commits
sioner (short term) one Justice OF the
Peace for each Township, one Constable
for each Township; and for the sub
mission to a vote of the people OF the
following proposed amendment to the
constitution OF the state of Nevada, to-
wit:
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
No. MI. Assembly Concurrent Res
olution, relative to amending Section l
of Article Y OF the Constitution OF the
State of Nevada, pertaining to the as
sessment and taxation OF patented
mines.
proposed and passed by the Twenty
First Session OF the Nevada Legislature,
March Is, 1908, and passed and agreed
to by the Twenty-Second Session of the
Nevada Legislature, March 3, 1909
Resolved by. the Assembly, the Sem
ate concurring, that the Constitution OF
the State OF Nevada, be amended so as
to read as follows;
Amend Section l, Article y, OF the
Constitution OF the State of Nevada, SO
that the same shall read as follows.
SECTION ONE. The Legislature
shall provide by law for a uniform and
equal rate of assessment and taxation,
and shall prescribe such regulations as
shall secure a just valuation fer taxa
ton of ali property, real, personal and
possessory, except mines and mining
claims, when not patented, the proceeds
alone OF which shall be assessed at not
less than five hundred dollars $500
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03

except when N hundred dollars t$lO0A
IN labor has been actually performed on
sueh patented mine during the year, in
addition to the tax upon the net pro-
eeeds, and, also, excepting such property
rs may be exempted by law for munich
pal, educational literary, scientific or
other charitable purposes.
All election tickets or ballots to be
used at the said ensuing election in
Churchill county. Nevada, shall be such
as are prescribed by the Election Laws
and furnished by the Secretary Of State.
Each ballot or ticket shall be free from
all marks, characters or other device or
thing that would enable any person to
distinguish it by the back, or when
folded, from any other ticket or ballot,
and no mark shall be made on such bal
lot, except thus, X, with a stamp in
black ink only in the square opposite
the name oil the candidate voted for.
The name Of no candidate shall be
erased or crossed ont, and the ballot
must not be marked in any name ex-
eept by said cross X stamped in said
square, otherwise the ballot will not be
counted.
VOTING PLACES, INSPECTORS AM CLERKS
New Riyer-Polling place, county
clerks office. Inspectors, j. b. Young,
q. T, Childs and Sam Hitler; Clerks,
c. E. Mills and Fred strassburg, Jr.
Hot Springs-Polling place at II. J..
Aliens hotel. Inspectors, Frank Col
fin, J. L. nigman and III. Allen.
Upper S~ink-Polling place, X. c..
Xaughn's store. Inspectors, 5. B. Smart,
sam Krummes and George d. Ernst;
clerks, Herbert Gates and c. W. Wight
man.
Stiilwater-Polling place, at the Old
! Court house. Inspectors. c. IL. Bailey,
, c. f. Kent and Chas. Houser; Clerks,
Mike Sullivan and Ernest Freeman.
Fairyiew-Polling place, Ridge & Me
I%aughlln's building. Inspectors, W.
IL. Gelesthorpe, Joe Jarvis, and \. NJ.
Dildine Clerks, DR.. 6. L.Servoss and
4. Loring.
Wonder-Polling place, Frank Lambs
building. inspectors, c. Fry, r. T. JOY
and Frank Lamb; Clerks, J. I. Cobb
and A. l.. Savage.
White Rock-P0lling place. at fine G.
Z. Williams ranch house. Inspectors,
George W. Baker, Wallace Goodell and
George Cirae.
s Observation-Disclosures
BY order OF said board.
E., Dated October /, \. D., 1906.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
Churchill county, at Failon, Nevada.
this LIST day OF October, \. u. 1906.
SEAL W. II. Brown,
County Clerk and ex-oiiicio Clerk OF
the Board OF County Commissioners in
and for Churchill county, Nevada.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
SUMMONS

n TIE sECOAD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court pi.tue otaie OF Nevada, in and lor
the COUNTY of CuurcnIii.
inc state % NcNada seads 10 Arthur Mathews
greeting.
You are hereby required 10 appear in an
actIOu commenced against You as defendant
10! IVA aiatue"sas p|latulit lu the second Judl-
lIal Dlsltltt court q the State OF Nevada, III
ana Tor the CUuuu OF DuuIcuIII, ANA answer
the com piaIut tneieIn NlluIu ten days after tne
service ou Auu Oh THIS summons exclusive OF
Jay OF service, IL se-Ncd ia sala county, or
twenty uay ID served CAT ui saId county, but
Wltnin taiu Dlstrlrt, ami Ia al other casts
ioIty uassi or uasmeul by uefault viii be
eaAeh against yOh according IL. The pra. er u
saiu Uoup4hlut IHe aCuuu - brought 10
recover "a ludement ANA decree OF divorce
from the bonds 81 matllm1uy existing between
the pialutlu aha DEFENDANT upon the IultuMIug
sieuuds 10 VIII lhet -utleudaut ever slnue
theIf saia marriage mas neglected ana failed
10 PROVIDE Tor plulullu the common uecessarles
ul iile, tnat suCn uegleet Is not the result OF
poverty on the part OF The DEFENDANT aud
winch he could not avoid by ordinary in.
dustry. And tnat on or about the first aay OF
december, 1897, The said defendant wtilIuIR
ana without cause deserted and Abandoned
sald plalntlft aud still continues to wilIiutR
desert and aUdudou said plaintiff and to 1--we
separate ana apart irom ner and against her
WIN anu without her cuuscut.
AloI WuIcn VIA more t!.iy. appear from the
Complaint, which Is on tie IN me Office OF the
OIeik u said Court a. FaIOu, III SAID county.
and 10 which ygu are ESPECIALLY referred
Aud you are Iurther uotthed tnat il YOU iail 10
appear ana answer SAID complaint, the said
pialntin iitappty 10 the Court IOr the relief
demanded.
IN testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
my mana ana auiNed the seal uf sald Cont. at
1890. A ~ NEtiVN
Clerk OF the Second judicial District court
oil me safe 81 Nevada, in and Tor Churchill
County.
tsEAL
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
Quinsey, Sprains and Swellings
Cured.

dIn November, 1901, | caught cold
and had the quinsey. My throat was
swollen 50 | could hardly breathe.
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and II
gave me relief in a short time. In two
days I was all right says Mrs. l.. Cou-
wins, Otterburn, Mich. Chamberlain
sain Balm is liniment and is especially
Paluable for sprains and swellings For
sale by all druggists.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
NOTICE TO CREDI'
TORS

I'm THB sEc0ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court Of the state OF Nevada, in aud Tor
the county OF Churchill
In the matter OF the estate Of Isaac W. Hui
facer, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed ana qualified by the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District
OF The state of Nevada, in ana Tor Churchill
County, as Administrator % 1.-The Estate OF /. W.
Huflaoer, deceased.
All creditors having claims against said
Estate are required to nle the same with proper
vouchers attached, with the CLERK OF the Court,
within forty days OF the first publication OF
this notice.
Dated october ls,h. A. D.. 1903.
q. W. LIKES.
Administrator
W. s WALL,
Attorney for the Estate.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03

Location blanks at this office.
Well boring done by Tull x Coffrin.
Shop east of the Court House.
House moving done by Tull K Coffrin.
Shop east OF the Court House,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03

Tull < Coffrin will estimate on your
house free of charge. See them at their
shop east OF the Court House.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03

PAINTING AND PAPERING.- N
QU1RE 3URCHELL BROS.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
How to Cure q Cold.

The question OF how to cure a cold
without unnecessary loss OF time is one
in which we are all more or less inter
ested, for the quicker a cold is gotten
rid OF the less the danger Of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. b. ".
l.. Hall, OF Waverley, Va, has used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years
and says q firmly believe Chamber
lain's Cough Rhmedy to be absolutely
the best preparation ON the market for
colds. | have recommended it to my
friends and they all agree with me. :
For sale by all druggists.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-03
LEGALS
Notice TO Taxpayers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. =
N dollhouse. Assessor of Churchill County
Nevada, has delivered To me the Assessment
koll, the Map Book and all statements made By
Churchill County tax payers for the year Ia.
aud that The Board o. County Commissioner
of satd county sitting as a board OF cqnalfza
ton VIII meet 10 eqaalize assessments at the
office Of snId clerk n his office ia the court
house ots1td county. i'm Fallau. Nevada. on
Monday, septcmber14 Z. 1905, al 10 O'Clock a. IN
and viii continue in session from time to time
until the business of equalization presented IL
them is disposed oil. provided that said board
viii hot sit after the first Monday in October,
except IA provided by law. IN The meantime
the assesstnentroll viii remain in the Office OF
said C.efk Tor public Inspection.
II. II. BRONN, CLERK Of the Board.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-06

Miss Gather Of Reading. Pa, is the
guest dt her sister, Mrs. Herman
Hesse,. on Benoni avenue. Miss Cath
elsiH remain here for several weeks
sftss Lee Moore, who has been the
gust d Mrs. @. E. Reed during the
hnltdays, will leave tomorrow for hel
home IN Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Luce, of Philadelphia, formerly
Mss Jean Hinton, is in the city the
guest Of Mrs. D. P. Fitch and Miss
Elizabeth Raymond. Mrs. Luce will
IsIaafn here until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dickerson ro
lncI last night from Selma, n. G.
Hhere they we're the guests Of MIR,
md Mrs, y. G. Dickerson, during the
1nIdaysy
TgRCs Brown came down last NIGHT
unsEyersnu to attend the card party
By Mr.. and Mrs. q. e. Recd.
%. Homer Hartley and daughter
lss Rearli 1Iartley. Of Meyersdale,
wers in the city yesterday the
gaests Of the formers brother, Mr..
!. n. Hartley.
Mss Marie Huntington, who has
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. W. p.
Reed, will return 10 her home in Nor.
antogn tomorrow.
lis. Duncan st. Clair, Of Keyser, is
q the city the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
S. Clair. OF Fairmont avenue.
Hiss Mary Virginia Sands, Of South
tnnt stree. expects to leave on Mon.
dayto resume her studies at ogontz.-.
Wheeling Inte!igencer.
Miss Lucy Watson. Of Baltimore. ar.
rtty!ed. here yesterday and will spend q
AsWs days as tlls guest Of relatives.
HtiaGladgs DeBuTt will return today
from d few weeks visit to Atlantic
ely aud Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
George DeEolt, who had spent the
asttwo months IL Atlantic City, re-
turned home yesterday.
Airs. Kendall, Of Wheeling, is in the
ely q guest at the home Of Bishop q.
G Penic!S, on Pike street.
ATss Meta Bartlett, Of Monongah,
fpeat yesterday in the city as the
gNest Of her sister, Mrs. James OTIS
Hetson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-06
cox HospltaI News.

1lr. Jaues o. Watson, who was op.
seated on. for appendicitis two weeks
ESQ, will return to his home tomorrow.
Miss Carroll. Of Monongah, who was
hers for treatment, has returned to her
home.
Ar, Board, Of Worthington, is here
tOf surglcti treatment.
Hiss Louise Waters Is at the home
n Mr. Frank Boydston on Quincy
t nursing Mrs, Boydston, who is
Eg III.
Kiss Deisy Wilson is nursing a pa
tsnt at rhi;lnpi
8iiss ANN Dillon Is at Amos in
dhiTge Of u patient.
BLOCKS Fleming underwent an or.
esatFon for appendicitis this morning,
MEs. W. H. Nicholson, who under
went an operation for appendicitis re.
Gently is improving rapidly.