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superior Consolidated showing Good Val.
ues-Iho Copper King.

Nurtlhl 'hIlN" l''N'N'iA'''
Park city March lathe Superior
ronrolidntrd. d. ~. T., i.eCompte. presi-
dent and MANAGER Informs your corros-
pondent that hD ~ pushing work on
thls property with six mon, working
EAST from thc bottom NJ the ,00O-fooi
tunnel. Tho ura b. getting better ANA
the formation has changed from lime
m. same uF that boo the Naleo, The last
aasnys showed q per cent copper. "a
gold, 20 pcr cent silver and 80 per cent
lend MIR. Ia Compile feels that he will
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BURNHAM HERE
ON BUSINESS BENT
Joe Bowers Claimant May Agree
to a Compromise.
BLUE yITRI0L CONTRACT.
wori. In the mines of Frisco -tIigb
land hoy snieItcr New
LcschinG Process.

charles T.. Durnham. whose object
here IL to push his claim Tor n half In.
tcrcat In the Joe Bowers mine at Tlntic.
came In from Milwaukee last evening
and Ii now In consultation with his
attorneys. looking 10 "A SPEEDY tcrml-
nation Of the matter either one way or
the other. II ~ said by those who
claim to be well Informed. that the Joe
iiowcfa company has agreed upon "a
compromise. This being the cnsc. the
controversy may SEQ a settlement out
of court otherwise Il viii entail pro-
tractod and cxpcnaiNc litigation. "
settled speedily. those holding stock
may look Tor ita quick return tn better
Inquiries. ms II Nv said the mine " In
splendid shape and well worthy a
place IN the higher realms
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Major Jseh.on's Compsn, WIN surriy the
w.stsrn union Daring IN. Year.

The Western Union Telegraph CONF
pnny has Just awarded to the Com
aolidatcd Kansas city smoltlng a Re
nnlng company. contract To furnish
blue vitrioi during the year Major
Jackson said today that this contract
amounted Ia several hundred thousand
dollars. as every telegraph office In
the country used u IN great quantities.
II H. manufactured by the Kansas
company. ~ which Mr.. jackson II loCal
agent ana u a contract enjoyed by
them T. u year.
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The Horn Silver. which ia now pro-
duCiug 90 tons 81 hirh grnde copper ore
"a week. and win pny ita quarterly dlyl-
dcnd ~ 10000 tho latter part ~ this
month. reported ut the sampler this
morning with another car ~ such
mineral. the same carrying cncourag-
ing values. Hon. 4. r. FarnHworth,
manager ~ the property. has Just re-
turned from Frisco. where he Inspected
both the Horn Silver and Washington.
The former N pushing along In the cscn
tenor NJ itH way. while the latter " be.
inr extensively developed and shows
splendid ore bodies This mine II boz
Ing thoroughly equipped FOR the maxi
lnH ~ regular shipments and without
u doubt u viii not b. long until II IL
placed ON dividend paying basis.
Reports from Frisco Indicate that cou-
siderable attention u helnF paid to the
mines ana prospects ~ that locality.
especially ~ II n known that copper ~
found there IN good quantity.
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OLDEST REPORTED YET.

san joe, Graham. Co, Aria,
To the Edltor'
Noticing In your paper u call for the
oldest member living born In the
church. ana seeing that one Jacob
Crandnll ~ PnyHon was born July %.
1854, | wish u say that | was born
May II. 1881, My parents, David and
Joanna Bennett, We're baptized about
the gJrd Of Aprilc 1881. | was born la
the state OF ohio. In Huron 60, and
in Fitzyille township. My parents
passed through an the early powccu-
lions NJ the church and they both dicd
nt Pleasant Grove, Utah, county.
tsigncdj ALMA "A. BENNETT.
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The Nothcrn Light reported nj the
sampler today with a shipment " hight
grade silver ore. the same running
about 500 ounces To- the tom II ls UNDER
stood that there ~ considerable ~ this
class ~ ore In the milne. ami that na
soon ua the weather permits. tho com-
pany will put " upon the market Those
Interested IN this property wilt hail the
day when regular shipments are possi.
HI4.
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Denver. colo. March i4.-Cattle-
Receipts, 800, Market active aud
ssSs a usS; Feeders, freight paid
$3.50 q $40. atockers. do. $500 u St.3b;
bulls stays. etc, SEED n 1895.
IlOgH- Receipts, iO0 Market 5c
higher. Light Fuckers. 1865 a. $500
mixed, $3.50 a. sa.7o; heavy. $3.50 a
81 g..
sheep-Reoeipts 300 Market un-
CHANGED
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A. u, De Fluont. editor OF tho Jour.
nal Doyiestown. Ohio. suffered Tor a
number 81 years from rheumatism I'm
his right shoulder and side. lie nayr
my right arm az times was entirely
useless. | uiod chamberlain's pain
Rain. and was surprised to receive re-
lief almost Immediately. The pnin
Palm has been constant companion OF
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NV mother suffered with chronic
dLarrhOea for several months. She was
attended by two phyaiclnns who at last
pronounced her case hopeless. She
procured one 25-oent bottle OF Cham
berlain'a Collie Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy, and i've doses gave her per
manent relief. take pleasure In rec
kot-MRs. IT, u. WATSON, Aiken.
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CtIICAGO MAHKCrs.


Chicago. March it.-lIoRa- Receipts.
10000. Tomorrow, 5000. let over.
h.sli. Market opened strong. closed
weak. Mixed and butchers. 3,Gia 30.
good heavy, a.75n3. a3h! rough heavy,
a.GiG3.iO. light. a.GsQa.S7is
Cattle Receipts. 2O00. Market slow
but steady: bcevca. a.Sin5.G0. cows
aud hoifcrr. 2.00Gi.5s. Texas steers.
a.i0If55; stockcrs ana feeders 3.iOG
I G0.
Sheep Receipts. 1000. Market
steady. sheep. a.soGa.7o; lambs, i.s5W
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MARKET REPORTS.
srw yomK MARKrrs.

q,
New York. March ii.-Moncy on call
nominal, 2itnfi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3hMih per
cent.
scrllng exchange. steady. 4SihMA
for demand. f.S5ismh and T. s3is Tor
co days. posted rates, 4ssianisb, ana
is5t.
Commercial bills, fs2huis1
SILVER certificates npminhlly, stitW
90
BAR silver, beh.
Mexican dollars. Nv.
Government bonds strong; U. =. d.
l.oihi new, " reg, coup. l2,h; u
reg, l.llhi do coupon. LIEN; ends, reg,
ss,s; %. reg. a coup. LIZ.
sTocKa ASp uoSDs
New York. March il-stock prices
, wsrw ~, .1 1s !" wv H'''' i"' h'"''
.rnn ,',.s,,a,tst ...,.. ,..,,...,t,.
,,.s,,o,d,5 ~, ~ i',,,.,,. ,a,,s,, ,,,,, ,,,
dan h,,i ,he ,,,,',.s"i',, h,',,, 49,, h,,ii,,
~, a. ~. t.,.'.i ,s,,,,i,.n,t ~, 49, ~,
Jpn mnrkc, Tohasco wns = rnnsnic,i.
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TnANsFEns oF sTocKs.
chloride e, Point, !. 100 at 81.

Chloride Point 100 at 81.
DAILY, 100 at $3.50.
DAILY West. 100 NJ SiO,ib
Four Aces, 1900 at SIC; LOCO al S'ltc.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at l6c; 100 AT ~;
800 at '7isc; 800 AZ ,7Ac; 1000 az .sc.
Mammoth, 100 at Sis
Northern Light. 1000 AT &c; 100 at
GIAc; 1000 at dIho; 1000 at Csc.
Sacramento, 100 nj iahc.
star Consolidated, 100 AZ sl.lG; 100 az
81, 10; 900 al si.iiis.
Boston-De In Mar. e.Oc0 NJ lisc.
Golden Eagle, 300 at NC.
Eagle and Blue He'll. 100 at N,A3i4'
100 AT Si.SS.
Golden star, 200 at lsci 800 ~ iaisc,
Joe IlowerH. 900 al l6i4c; $500 at 100
Joe Bowers Extension. 5000 at sci
1000 a. sac, buyer 90 days.
omaha, 100 at tlisc. 100 al i2c,
Total shares sold, lg,a00
Selling Value Of stocks, N,sil,'I.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
pnOnIrCE.

san Francisco. March li..--Whent-
Quiet. May, SHAY. cash, Ni2is.
Barley-Quieti new, l'O0A, cash,
si.2sH.
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There are
Gaudier Trains

than the chicago Special, but none
more comfortable. moro reliable. or
more perfectly appointed.
on the Chicago Special you sleep In a
rlecping-car, dine In a dinlng-car. re-
cline In "a rccliniug-ohair ear. and
smoke In hunot Hmoking-car.
Leaves Denver $40 p. m, Arrives
omaha $3.50 next morning; Chicago S.i5
next evening Tickets at Offices OF
connecting lines.
Ticket once. slt =. W. Temple st.
l, a. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
ity, pooly block
Il. +. NEsIl3N. Travelling Pass. and
frclght Ascent.
W, y. M'MiLLAS. Gen. Agt.
sii s. W. Temple ST., Salt Lake city.
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tsa,- Your Pam. .Dd organ- runed
and Regulated at u. q. caldcr's Sons.
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CASH

Wheat-No. .. rod. 20, No. .. Gi0Ga:
No. .. hard. Gi,sIGs; No, :. G3GGiis,
No. !. northern spring. oNa0Cst. No. :,
cGik " Gsis. No. :. G5Mm6 1ia.
corn-No. .. 32ia; M. ., n.
onts-No, 2. 20; No. =, 2Ga.
narley-agniT.
Ryc-A.
Timothy-:
Flux-i.gsA,
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Elmer D.. Daring, stock .roher,
loans: . w. 2nd South. Tel COS.
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Taylor nro. stocA ir.hrr.. ~ ~. 1T 10.
Wire at our expense. Telephone 3js.
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Iue- a Jennisrs. siock iiroscrs.
Is W. Second South s.. Telephone 100
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D.. .. tonwsy A C..
stock brokers. 10 w. End South. Tel. 5O5.
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PRODUCE.
CLOSE

Chicago. March ii-Mny wheat
opened at cos. fell to co.,. rose TO cSh
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49, TINE TABLE.

ItNNt SAIL tAhi ,ttbt
No, 2-for Provo. Grand June
=. ton and all points East % q M
No. t-for Provo, Grand June.
ton and all points East. Z ~ o N
No. t-iof bingham f.ahi lru.
yo, hanti, iielknnp and
Intermediate points. a, 500 a m
No s-For Eureka. t'aynon. Pro.
yo, and all intermediate
No. D lor OGDEN and The wast. 10 y n m
Ma Tor Ogden Anf the West. y o. 4 IA
~, peu,s and West :. . 's',.'.i; % tn
No. t:-for Park city and In
termediate points :. e. =. q = q N
ANHiNs -sIi LAkt tithf
No. i-Ffou, bingham Provo.
Grand Junction and tho
No. ,-tTom Provo. brand
M iqneiion, snd 40 gasi,..1.. 10 20 pm
W. 'Ea npsh fjSsSiss, h'nsh s5,i
-. ssd iSiS.%ssis;S point. ssp@
Provo and intermediate
No, s-Irom Ogden ana the
No. rom ogden and he 4"
M.rt. 90. .n;' ,..;,.;,;,,,. ~ y "
y" " dlsie roints, 80. .,',.,.,,'.. iopa
No. u-from Park city and IN.
r,ck i,P'a opSr SGla' ID ..., s..sas
South street u'outoffiee corner.
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SUGAR.

New York. March it-SuRar-iiaw.
arm: fair refining. ~. centrifugal. ~
test, ga. molnsHcs sugar, ~.
Refined. crushed. 5h; powdered. hh
graduated. 81.
nd CHICAGO produce
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16
It was oracred

In the biography Of Prince Bismarck
it is said that when he was minister Of
St. Petersburg he was walking ous
morning in the summer garden and met
tho GEAR. who invited him to join him.
Presently Bismarck noticed q sentry
stationed in the middle Of large grass
plot and asked the aid -de-camp, who il
turn inquired Of the sentry.
1T is ordered. was his reply.
Every official gave the Same answer.
1T is ordered = but nobody knew by
whom. a sentry had always stood
guard in the middle Of that innocent
grass plot. The archives were searched.
but u vain. At last an aged Official
was found, who had baen told by h;Y
father that the Empreas Catherine had
once seen y snoWdrop ready to bloom il
the apot. and had ordered 8 santry Il
stand guard and allow no one 10 pluck
It For mere than century the watch
had been maintained because ..itswas
ordered " and no one had ever thought
Of disobeying OF Of questioning the req
son Of the order.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16
OWES 1000 KISSES.
Kan.as Girl net Them on simpson's
Rc-eIection md lost.

Kan.as Girl Eet Them ON sinfpson's
r e-eIection md Lost.
This is Miss Lucy Withers, the Kan
lsas girl who bet !, 900 kiases that Con-.
gresham Jerry Simpson would be re-
elected and who lost her bet. She is
paying mp in instailments Of 90 kisses,
a week, or at least that is the arrange.
5meut.
Thisis the way the wager came to be
made: Miss Withers is q pretty young
women ef 90, She lives with her moth
ser, who is q "; dow, ID Golden, a lively
little prairie tnWn in the district which
was Represented for some time in ccp-:
sgress by Jerry Simpson. Miss Withera
teaches school.
a few evenings before election che
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through special sreement whereby he
would have 10 promise the payment Of
such additional tax before he could se-.
cure his mortgage and their opposition
to the. Foss i. u has been very strong.
Being quicker insparl amentary fencing
than Mr.. Foss they have several times
sie;,ded of his best efforts to advance
his bill, but he knows no such word as
defeat. and each tine he is thrown, has
soon renewed tie contest His attempts
to make the bill d special order were
wiceifrustrated by superior pariamenz
tary tactics aad the bill has fallen back
in position very materially during the
past week. Mr.: jacobson has been
SHARPLY criticized FOR delay ing the Bill
by such methods, but his reason is
very evident. Believing the effect
Sef such a law would be injurious, real
izing the poisib ility that Mr.. Foss, who
is rated as a very effective button
hole persuader,' might secure a ms.
zjority Tor his bill. and Knowing tlhsSS
every week Of delay in the 4 oon l1,,iss
-progressionsot any measures reduces Is
chances ofafn;Sl passage, Mr.. yacots,..
is seeking the death Of the Foss btli &
strangntasion, rather than by con-
decapltation.
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Pc RSONALITlES.
GecapltAtiOn.

Representative David. F. Wilbur 8.
New Y ork is. one Of the largest hop
growers in this country,
qa oAddisonsC. Harris.s tile new minister
TO Austria, lis said to be one of the best
classical scholars ever GRADUATED from
the Northwestern university:
SecretarYof State. Hay was brought
up q Presbyterian. and as IA boy was a
regular attendant,at the Presbyterian
Sunday school ut Warsaw, Ills. Is 4, 81, u.
Mr. Janasetsji Tata has offered the
Indian. government 81. 250.O0Osfor the
establislmentfin India ofiga university
fox research on the model of j Johns Hop
kins a,tI4 8. IA
Unlike manyspublic men, Governor
Tanner OF Illinois Goes not object to be-
ing caricatured. and even goes so far
as, to keep "a. large scrapbook Of such
drawings of Id mself. M !a
81 Since, recent statement that John
sP.-J ones Of sNeNada WAS the wealthiest
:fman in thee senate he has been oyer
whelned with begging letters asking
in 81 something over u .0o0. ooQ.
Theselnperor Of ,Austxia. tie cEar Of
RnasiK. Kaiser Wilhelm and President
sFaurc ares.aayarses-t Ito aindiscriminatS
handshaldngi King HEaubast:is arYayea
senthe other side of the question.
lis ssaid stunt MhansO Cornelius Bliss
WAS n small schoclboythis tsIthay asked
him Il Jerusalen, was . con1non or
proper noua..al Neither. = 9 replied the
little pupil sits an ejaculation. "
Barnett N all1erspf Chicago. nephew
of President Polk. is the only man ever
horn in the White House. Eis father
was Polk 'saEriyata secretary and the
family lived IN the executive mansion,
s.. Ci,arlemasne Tower. en-, bassador to
Russia. is the son Of ono of Charles
Snnlner's college classmates and early
efriends.i In Pierce'sz.'.Life Of Sumner
are many intimate letters addressed to
the elder Tower.
rs Mile. Lacia F:iure, daughter Of the
French president is OF a tall and COM
handing presence. knows Latin, Greek
and English. has written II few books
Of travel ana is q kind OF offcial sec
rotary to her father.
Tom Watson. the Georgia Popuist.
ex-congyesslnan and a candidate for the
vice presidency in the last presidential
election. has wri ten q two volume his
,toryf of France, which 50 competent an
authority @.s George Cary Eggleston
prononnces scri onsand olarly though
full 0t fAult Us well ass attractiSE4 az
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16

Jerry was sure to win. Owens said ha
had $1,000 worth Of steers which he
would wager on the result. Miss With
ars said she had in stock 1000 kisses
worth 81 apiece. which che would risk.
Owens accepted, and thus the bet was
made. I,
The agreement was duly recorded in
the minds Of those present, and Mr.
Owens now calls upon the witnesses to
remember the contract, for Simpson
was defeated. and the 'srchoolmarm"
owes ], 900 kisses to the dashing ranch
man. He proposes to collect them at the
rate Of 20 per week for 80 weeks, or
nearly alyear, but he will not urge that
there be any witnesses to the payments
Miss Withers has announced that she
will not 60 back on her agreement, but
will pay up promptly every week.
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Il Responsibility wa1ts hand and hand
with capacity and power G. Hol-
'.'4''''
4 Dsenee OF occu patton IL not rest. A
mind aaite vacant IS asiaind dissr essed
- soWper. g's sss .sEs
he is richest who Is content with
least. Tor contents ten Is the wealth Of ma.
ture --Socra tes. t9s. h
He who lives only to benefit himself
onfers On the " oridE 3 benefit when be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Climate affects billiard balls They
last best in Spain. IS
According to recent poor law statis-i
tics in England the total amount spent
in caring for the poor Of England aud
Wales for six months was over 81 s, $40, ;
600.
An English guidebook makes the en-
rions assertion that large proportion
If those who have made the ascent Of
..iont Blanc have been persons Of un-
slound mind.
Important deposits Of sulphur have
lately been discovered in Asiatic Rus
ria. In the Ferghana district there is
.ne which will yield about 10000
POUNDS Of pure sulphur yearly.
The wine cellar Of the old Chaldean
king, Argastes II, has been discovered
near Lake, Van in Asia Minor. It was
filled with colossal earthenware vessels,
same Of which have been sent to the
berlin museum. y.
Under the column in the Roman
forum marking the spot where Casar's
body was burned some ashes have been
found. According to the London Daily
Mail, they are believed to be the re-
mains Of his funeral pyre.
The Pennsylvania conmandery Of the
Military Order OF Foreign Wars Of the.
United States has voted to present to
Rear admiral Dewey the gold insignia
of the order, which the United States,
government permits officers Of the array
and navy to wear:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16
Red Hair the Dest Wear.

Why are redheaded people less sub
ject to badness than those with fair 81
lrown hair An English physician has
answered. this conundrum.
The hair Of the redheaded is relative
y thick. cnetred hair being as thick as
five blend or three brown hairs. With
SO, 600 red hairs the scalp is well
matched. With the Same number at
blond hairs enc is almost bald. It takes
100, 600 blond and 105. 600 brown hairs
70 cover adequ ately an ordinary head
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16
a SOUTH SEA KING.
Scotch may, Who II Absolute, RuIer OF
s.n Island Kingdom. .

The average romance ia as dreary as
a patent Office Re port in comparison With
the life story Of George Clunies Ross.
king Of the Keeling Cocos islands. who
recently visited this country while on
lis way to England. He is matter OF
fact looking man Of Scotch parents and
is absolute :uler Of an island kingdom
il the Indian ocean. Over 700 persons
OF various colors and nationalities rec
egnize his word ne law.
About midway between Java and
Australia is the. Keeling Cocost group.
There are 10 OF the islands, one Of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16

In the house the lfcCollo,n bill for a
grain inspection appeal board now pro-
vides for two boards Of three nlembers
each, located at Duluth and Mime
apolis, to be appointed by the governor.
and to meet every fall not later than
September - for the reinspectionl Of
grain. Any person dissatisfied with che
grading of his gram may appea. to this
board, SUCH appellant paying the feea
only in, case the appeal is not sustained.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16

Another Fi0Wsnan bill that seems
likely to attract some attention il one
to protect grain growers agains. specu-
latocs who manipulate the grain
markets. At terminal points This looks
very we'll. hut in the body Of tbs bill
is contained 8 proposition Inappropriate
$500 COO to erect y 2 .o9D, COZ bushel eleya-
tor at Duluth. He also proposes the
erection Of another elevator on the state
fair grounds with a capacity Of SOC, GOO
bushels. The Plowman idea is that by
means Of these state elevators the grain
growers may be able to avoid the dicta-
ton OF spectators as to prices. not
being forced to sell Their grain irlinc-
diately q. to pay exhor bitant prices for
storage. 81 IL .. 81 II. Z. sss s.
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.jhPliORlSMs.

s. Responsibility waIks hand and hand
with capacity and power G. Hol-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23
DON'T SHOOT.

"Don't shoot till you know to q
certainty what You are shooting at"
You've seen the distress a number
of times, that was brought by shoot.
ing before knowing to certainty
what was to be shot at. And now
that the shooting season is near at
hand, a word of caution to those who
contemplate shooting game may be
in place. The best lesson by way of
caution is a distressing illustration.
and here it is, dated at,
SrRoUDsBURe, Pa, Aug. 16--
Hampton Predmore q well known
farmer shot and killed his aged
neighbor Godfrey Traneuc-sf near
Shawnee this county, having mistak.
en him for q grounding as he was
lying on the ground.
Transue, who resided on the mid
die road about two miles from Shaw
nee. ana adjacent to the farm of ex
County c Commissioner Jacob Transue,
went out to shoot ground hogs. a
sport be was particularly fond Of.
Transue walked to the property leas
ed by Hampton Predmore.
Finding traces of ground hog, he
lay down among lot of high weeds
and resting his head on his hand,
awaited the arrival of the animal.
In the meantime a son of Hamp-
ton Predmore informed his father
that he saw something dark moving
among the weeds not far from the
house, and believed it was ground
hog. Predmore secured o rifle and
crept after tbe.srpposed ground-hog
Following the usual custom in hunt
ing the animals. he got within fifty
yards or SO of the weeds and await.
ed q chance to shoot.
In few moments Transue moved
his head and Predmore thinking il
was q grounding fired his rifle.
An examination showed that the
bullet had entered the right temple
coming Gut about an inch above the
eft ear.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23
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