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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 3l.-Record breaking ship
ments from Argentina caused sharp
break in the wheat market at the OPP
ening today The exports from Argentina
last week were given as 100000 bushels.
which was 100000 more than had been eX-
pected. The market dropped more than
one cent in a few seconds. May wheat
opened lfd5t to lHlsc lower at Nia to 9S
and sold a 97is
The break in wheat and lower cables
depressed the corn market causing prices
TO be weak. May corn opened u TO y
lower AT 60 to COh and sold at 5gs4
The oats market was more active than
for some time paet and was weak be-
cause of heavy selling by commission
houses ana holders.
May oats opened unchanged to Is low
er at 1924 to 52si and declined to 5lla.
The provisions market opened firm be-
cause OF higher prices for live hogs but
weakened along with grain. May pork
opened rs to l0c higher at 1916 to u. 17h
and sold at l2.Giis. Lard opened lf2c
higher nj 7.S aud sold at 1,s2ls: ribs OPP
ened cents higher at G,S2iA and sold off
May wheat declined to 95H which was
2 3-d below the high point Of the day.
rally took place In the last half hour.
The close was weak with May 23ld7s low
Corn-The market dropped along with
wheat. May selling to 5si6. The close was
weak with May TX lower at 59&.
closea,,,Wheat-May 1854: July $685.;
Corn May 5Sa: July 57ls; Sept 576aH.
oats Nav (old) 5lh; May 49il July
(oldl ~; July i2& Sept, 36s.
Pnrk-January ll.72i2: May IL 22ia: July
1850
Lard-January + A.: May 7C5: July $50.
Rlbs-Jonuary So: May 6.55 10 6.57ls;
July 6.17h.
Ryc-CaHh S0fiSl
BnrleV-Cash 75n95
Timothy ana clover nothing doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Jan, 3l-Butter steady; cream
cries ease: diaries 20n2S.
EFgs--Steady at mark cases included
maze
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New Yrk, Jan. 3l-Sugar raw steady fair
refining g. q; centrifugal 90 test 9.75;
mlasses sugar 800; refined steady. crush
ed $50. powdered 500. graduated $50.
coffee steady; No. 7 Rio steady 81
No. 4 Santos SMc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jan, CloRe.-Wheat Is iitd
May ~ sd. July Is iasd,
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UTAH SENATOR BUSY
WITH SPECIAL MEASURES


tvaeti~rton y. c., Jan. 31.--Sena-
tor sutherland is devoting practically
n,s ,I.,,l. t.ine to the bill to codify the
criminal laws OF the United states
and he hasa big contract on ms haiius.
Tho senate committee on patents, Of
which senator Smoot is chairman, viii
not take up for consideration the bill
TO revise the copyright laws until att
er the supreme court decides q case
OF perforated music roll. This case
which was argued about two weeks
ago, has direct bearing upon tine
Smoot bill and until the court OF last
resort renders its decision 1t is deemed
inadvisable to take any steps whatever
towards amendment of the laws
Mrs. Shoots second reception at her
new home yesterday was brilliant
success socially. Upwards of hun
dred guests were entertained during
afternoon, including many women
prominent in social life in Washington
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Executive Committee OF Utah
Mine Owners Association
In Ogden Tonight.
AN INDEPENDENT SHELTER.
junction City Citizens Making Strong
Pull for New Ore Rcduc
ton Plants.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
ogden, Utah. Jan. 3i-Tonight at s
o'clock. at the Weber club pnrlors. u
mass meeting is 40 be held. to which the
general public is invited. to consult
with the Independent mine owners on
the building OF large shelter ives. of
the Utah Hot Springs and north of
ogden about 10 miles
For some time past the Weber club
has been exerting every possible means
to interest the Utah Mine Owners as
ISOLATION in the establishment of
smelter In the vicinity oftoeden.
President John Plngree has received
word that tonight John Deln. Ed Loose.
Willard T. Snyder. II. 5. Joseph. w.
c. Alexander and other members of the
executive committee OF the association.
will be In attendance. 1t Is also stated
that several prominent Nevada operat-
ors will he on hand to advance their
proposed plans and ideas on the project.
Representatives OF the leading farmers
of both Weber and Boxelder counties
whose properties are nearest the pres
ent Utah Smelling companys plant
now held under option by willard F.
Snyder. will also he present
The Weber club has endeavored to get
a general expression from the agricul-
turists of both Weber and BoXelder
counties on the building of a smelter
of great proportions in the northwest
ern part OF the county, and have re-
ceived favorable replies from most of
the farmers,
The movement Is of vast Importance
to Ogden and should be the means of
bringing out a large number of Ogden's
citizens tonight, so that the public may
he fIlllN, advised ON the nlnns
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RESIDENCE BLOWN UP.
That of Supt. Alexander of the Fred
ericlt Mine. Trinidad.

Trinidad. Colo, Jan. 31.-The resi-
dench of a. Alexander, superintendent
90 che Frednrict n,iue Of tn Co'o-ad !
Fuel & Iron company, 20 miles west
"a tl4Is cit., ,sas tuItly W ecKe uy
an explosion of dynamite early today
The explosive had been placed under
"a bed room In which three children
were sleeping. All the inmates OF the
house escaped with slight injuries. 1t
is believed that the explosion was caus-
ed by miners who had been discharged.
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BLACK JACK THE
STAR ATTRACTION
---------------------------
This TintiC Stock Was in Good
Demand at Higher
Prices Today.
COLORADO REMAINED FIRM.
Mountain Lake Some Strongcr-Ihe
Closing Quotations and
Sales.

Black Jack was the star attraction OF
the forenoon session OF the salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange. The stock
was in active demand and the price
advanced from 81 cents at the opening
to s71s cents at the close. Lower Mann
moth was also in better form and
moved. MP a few points during call,
while Colorado remained steady at $3.50
and s2.52A. Uncle sam Consolidated
recorded a sale at Co cents, on the regu-
lar call and at q on the open board,
while Mountain Lake displayed activi-
ty at s7M and 80 cents. May Day found
favor at 3aM and "a cents, while Seven
Troughs closed an "A sale az 80 cents
Ohio Copper was called for on the
open board no sales being recorded
silver King Coalition came out how
ever, at 1896 The closing quotations
and sales were;
UNLISTED STOCKS
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PHILIPPINE SCOUTS.
Gen. Wood Recommends Legislation
For supply of Officers.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-Gen. Wood has
recommended legislation providing 9TH
Ell sources of supply Tor officers of the
Philippine scouts than those now avail
able. He suggests that appointments
to Junior places in the commissioned
personnel of that organization be ex-
tended to graduates of certain military
schools and to military academy cadets
OF two years service found deficient,
in only one study, and who are recon-
mended for appointment by the acade-
my board.
Gen. Wood points out that the classes
of eligibles In whose behalf a prefer
ence is established by law will soon
reach such an age as TO preclude their
appointment to the grade of second
lieutenant in the scout organization.
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REGULAR p. NJ. sALEs.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at s.; 200 at

Lower Mammoth. 200 at 55 200 at
81. 100 at IS; 500 at 60.
May Day, 1000 at "a; 500 at rs.
Uncle sam, 1000 at 65.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 81: 100 at 6S,
seller co. 1900 at 90.
Black Jack 500 at 81 5dOat 80; 1900
at 30, seller GO; 100 ut 30. seller go;
33OO Mt Al; 500 at 41Is)
Colorado. LOO at s.5A LOO at
2 55: 100 at 2.55 selte9 so; 500 at
2.571a.
crown Point. 1000 At Ss}sJ 5000 at
New York, 200 q, at at 80. $50 at 1917.
South Columbus, scout 10.
Sioux Con, 1000 at IL; 1000 at 10,
buyer 30; $500 at 14izG 500 at 1iIa,
seller gu.
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JANUARY pIvIpENns.

Three Utah mining companies found
their way into the dividend column dur
ing the month of January the same
disbursing total OF $4,000. the con-
tributing mines and amounts being
Colorado. s50.0o0 Mammoth, $4,000,
and Utah (Fish Springs) $4,000. The
distributions were the lightest for a
single month i'll many years.
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LETTING OUT HELP.

The clerical force in the offices of the
United States Smelling, Refining and
Mining company win be greatly re-
duced on Feb. Is. Notice has been Civ
en- to the employees TO be dismissed that
their pay will stop on the date stated
which becomes a necessity on account
of the closing OF the company's smelt-
er at Bingham junction.
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BOSTON CON. MILL.
Second Section of Goldfield Plant is in
Commission

The second section of the Boston
Consolidated Mining company's mill at
Garfield Is in commission was the
information telephoned in from
CARRIED this forenoon by Mill Manager
A. j. BEETLES. Preparations are being
made to place the third in service,
which viii probably he by the end Of
the week. The others will follow in
their order and 1t is expected that
within the next 60 days the entire plant
win be turned loose.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.


r. n McConOughy to II. II Morgan
lof 49,, block Doull Bros sub. 90. 81 900
IL. $. Morgan 10 Welhelm kocffer
lots ~ etc, block T. Doull Bros sub
Nora Helm 10 Edwin T.. Mdgley.
part lot /, block "a plat b ,-.,..
Yesterdays.
John W. Reid 10 Herman Harms.
part Of lot 3, block rs, plat u Is 1000
Elizabeth A. Ashton 10 Edward j
Ashton et al. part Of lot !. block
-. plat g Observation-Disclosures. 2OoJ
Edward J. Ashton to Elizabeth Ann
Ashton, lot 81, block l. Franklin
subdivision ......... .,,.....,,........... 2OJ
Joe Batty to Frank Mash, LOT
section T, township south range
Henry " Lawrence 10 Sarah A.
McCrystal part OF lot 2, block 80
}. A. Fritsch 10 j r. de Broot. lots
Y, aud u block q Ehrch's sub
division ...t,,..,.. ..,,ta, -,'..,.+...t. 800
Robert Dunsie 10 Charles Dan
sic. lots I and %, block 2. L, III.
Rockwcll's addition ..,.,,,t....,.... 52j
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. 3l--Money ON can
easy, y at per cent; ruling rain Q
per cent; closing bid per cent; ofieI.-
ed M 1 per cent.
Time loans somewhat stronger; 30
days and 90 days AZ per cent: six
months, 4 u per cent.
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4 STANDARD OIL BUY.

London. Jan. 3l.-The correspondent
of the Daily Mail at Durham announces
In dispatch that the Standard on
company has acquired the South Afri-
can trading interests of the Shell
Transport and Trading company, limit
ed, thus establishing monopoly in
South Africa,
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KRUPP OFFICIAL ARRESTED.

Essen, Jan. 30.-An official OF tho
Krupp gun works, whose name is not
given, was arrested here today on tho
charge OF betraying military secrets
II Is declared that he sold the plans
Of certain guns which the Kruppa are
building FOR Italy
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QuIck Shine shon pnIIsh

contains no turpentine or acids. e,v..
q satin finish. win not rub IN cs
the clothing. Manufactured bv ths
quick Shine Shoe Polish Co. Dss
MONIES, Iowa. Trade supplied by Sal,
Lake city and Ogden jobbers.
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LEvIED AN AssEssMENr.

Provo, Jan. 3l.--rhe Big I'M Mining
company or which Uncle Jesse Knight
Is president. and whose property is
located IN the Tintic mining district,
has levied an assessment No. > OF one
cent a share upon the capital stock for
developing purposes
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

GALENA MINING COMPANY. pRIN-
clpal place OF business Salt Lake City,
Utah.-Notce. There are delinquent on
the following described stock, on account
of assessment No, Z, levied on the 18th
day of December, 1901, the several
respective stockholders, to-wit;
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock g. Co.. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following San
Francisco quotations on Nevada mining
stocks today;
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asked Ind. Camp bid; Mineral Jill
OTHER DIsTRICTs,

Fairview sil. King. 10 asked. Fair
view Eagle, 81 bid Nevada Hills. 3.25
asked: pittsburg sill. Peak, 1.25 bid;
North Star Wonder, asked Eagles
Nest, 21d23: Ruby Wonder, bid
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Ophir 2.65GD267ia; Mexican. 112bda
ll5; Gould g. Curry, 22G23; Con. Va, 50
asO; Savage, 62@6S; Hale e Norcross,
$685.; Yellow Jacket, l.G5a17O; Belch-
Nevada. 64@65. ExcheGuer. 22@2a: IN
ion 46G47
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WOOL.
sT. LOUIS.

St Louis, Jan. 31.-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 20dG0c: fine
mediums 1Sl20c fine 1jnl7c.
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To Prevent shoes rom Cracking

use Quick Shine Shoe Polish. II oils.
polishes and gives a patent leather fin
dealer for II. Manufactured By ho
Quick Shine Shoe polish TO-. Des
Moines, Iowa. Trade supplied by
Salt Lake city and ogden tobbers.
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Cuatom Assayers aud Chemists, 100
South West Temple Z.
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Il. NJ. West & Co. stock brokers
ID, r, Walker Blk, Both phones of-
nee and residence.
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T., II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers'.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1875
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JESSE II. CANNON
Bird-Cowan Co.

Mining Broker, with Cannon &
Cannon, rs H. SO. Temple
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. -Cattle-Receipts
1000. Market steady; native stee"s 4 25d
5.T5: native cows and heifers 2.40a4. So
stockers and feeders 3.OGG4. 20: bulls 3.009
AIS; calves $685. Is: wesern steers 4.0OQ
5.25; western cows 3.O0d4. 80.
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market 5dl0c
higher. Bulk of sales 4.2OdI4. 40: heavy
4.SOd4. 40; packers .20d4 40: pigs and light
3. 70a4.25.
Shoep-Receipts ZOO; market strong;
muttons 4 .25d5. 80; lambs 6.O0i6 30; range
wethers 4.5096. 20:- fed ewes 4.25a5.00
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GEO @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a u So. Temple, Both
phones $40.
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BADGER BROS
INDUSTRIAL DEpARTM'T.
WILL SELL

100 SHARES UTAH-KARNs TurN-
NEL1NG MACHINE AT soc.
s SHARES UTAH MEXICAN
SUGAR AND LIVE STOCK PED,
$4,000 PER SHARE.
This stock is an per cent cum
ulative preferred par value 10000
and carries a bonus OF 400 shares
common stock par value 10000.
Party needs cash.
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Sandstorm, 3703S: COL. Nj. o5m
20; Jumbo Ext $1,000: Vernal 7
bid; Pennsylvania, B asked; Kendall
20 bid; Booth, 26 bid. Blue Run "a
m2l; Adams sos: silver Pick. AZ
ass; MAY Queen. sag: Nevada Bov
3m4; Black Butte Ext sac, glge
Fell 10W11; Dixie. 4m6: GoIdneId
Columbia, 1000: Hibernia, hid.
81. Ives, 81 959; Conqueror, 7ms!
BLACK Rock, 3@4; Lone star. f3aIf,
G. Wonder 3 asked. Potatch. 80 bid:
orc, i+@lh. Kendall Ext, asked. .
sandstorm Ext, bid Mayne t85'
Atlanta, 80 bid CT. Bend, 9AGfo5.
Simmerone, 10 bid Empire. asked
Red Top Ext. 1911; Florence. as
6pl.S7h D'deld b, 81 Cons 9s bid.
Goldheld Daisy, 1.12IA m1.I7b: La
guna, LOB bid Comb Fraction. S5fr
So; CT. Bend Ext, 5G6: Ct. Bend
Annex, 4a5; B. Il. bonanza. 3I5,
Kowunos, 53054: Esmernlda. & I'D.
Portland, 1919; Crackerjack. le0
u; f. Mohawk. 80 asked; Red Illug.
5000; Mohawk Ext. 6d7: l.. Dil-
Ion, Q bid; Y, Tiger 20 bid Grnnd
nH 90 o. y Ext, 304: y. Rose
4 bid: Goldheld Con, 5.62ts mSG5:
Dheld Triangle. Mo; Coming Ma
ton, AIS
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RECAPITULATIoN.


SELLING NOW an SSaa.
Sixty days ago preferred stock IN
rtah-Idaho Sugar Company luta all
other good stocks reached the low
est price produced hy the late panic.
The money market then hogan 10
Improve We mcn advised those
who could afford 10 hold. not 10
self and those who wished TO buy
90 do 40 as soon na thcg could.
That advice iu good now me
stock has risen over "a dollar
share ana owners have also had
their QulIierly ddiiend Of i7h
cents ncr share
THERE is A REASON.
II you wish 10 buy the sooner
you send us your order the better.
1he stock pays ~ cents per share
every quarter Prompt attention
gwen 10 orders the day received.
WIN your order send checks or
postal money orders for amount
you wish 10 buy.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON Co.
Rooms 5l2-5l3 Templeton Bldg.
Phone Ben 81
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OMAHA.

Suth Omaha, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
700; stronger Native steers $500. 80;
cows and hefers Q. 25G4.35; western steers
3.O0fl4 70: Texas steers 2.00d4.20: cows
and helfers 2.00I3. 10: Gamers 1.7512 10;
stockers and feeders 2.75@4.7 Is: calves 800
d6 90: bulls 3.50G4.00
HOgs--Receipts 5000, 5q10c higher.
Heavy 4.2O@d 80; mixed 4.15d4.2o light
4.O5lf4. %: pigs 3.2593. So bulk OF sales 40
"A ga.
Sheep-Receipts 300: market steady;
yearllngs 40Q56O; wethers 509a5 20;
ewes 4. 60i4.9o: lambs 6.50q6.7J.
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OPEN BOARD.

Black Jack, 400 at 85k, $. GO. COO
at 80. 1000 at SO, s. CO., 2,OOO AZ 81, :.
60; 500 ~ 361 800 at 81 Il, y. 30.
Colorado 100 Mt 2.52h. S. 80; 200 al
2 So. b. 80.
Century, 500 at -.
Indian Queen, 500 at OSts 1000 at
Ingot. 900 at o.
New York, 800 M 1915.
Seven Thoughts 200 at 80.
SILVER Shield, 700 at 08is,
Sioux Con, 200 at 10.
Tctro. 1000 az o.
Utah 500 at so.
Uncle SAM 100 at 60,
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4. 5, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker 2l5 d. r. Walker Block
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville-The north bound way
freight due out of Lantonta at 7:10,
left the track just as the train crossed
the big North Western bridge, just
north of Eddyville Thursday morning.
Ten cars were hurled from the track
with such a force that FIVE We're 50
badly broken up that the numbers OF
Of the cars could not be found. The
conductor and one brakeman We're on
top Of a car that went off, the brake
man jumped and the conductor stayed
on, both escaped without injury. The
wreck was caused by broken fange.
The cars that were wrecked were
loaded with coal so that the traffic
will be delayed few days.
Among those who We're reported on
the sick list this week were Mrs Jack
Emanuel and the two little children
of Ben Townsend.
Mrs. N. 3. McNeese went to Oska-
loosa Wednesday morning where she
will visit few days with her daughter
Mrs. James Lawless and family
Miss Marie Bowden was visiting
friends in Coalfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Bryant Hekis went to Center
vile Thursday, where she will visit
with her brother, G. NJ Flerer, in
definitely and may go to Moulton,
Iowa, before returning.
Mrs. Wilson returned to her home in
Ottumwa Thursday morning after vis-
ing with her son, G. w. Wilson and
family.
Mrs. Neva Garfield went to ottuln-
wa Thursday morning for few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. Cordie
Garfield.
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SEYMOUR HAS
LOVING CUP
PROF. GAGE PRESENTED FoS.
TER TROPHY LAST EVENING
TO HIGH SCHOOL

Seymour, June 49, Especially -
The loving cup for which eleven high
schools of southeastern Iowa compel
ed on Alumni Field in the track meet
at Parsons college on May 1, and
which was awarded to Seymour by a
recent decision Of the state high
school athletic board, has been for
mally presented to Seymour, Prof.
H. M. Gage acting as faculty repres-
entative in the exercises which were
held at Seymour, on Friday, June 26.
The cup offered by the faculty in the
competition was presented by Hon.
Thomas D. Foster and is one of excep-
tional beauty. The Ottumwa team
tired hard to win the event this year
and it is hoped they may eventually
get possession of the cup, which is to
becomes the property of the school
which wins the meet two years in sue
cession.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
LITTLE: BOY is
STRUCK BY train
19-MONTHs- OLD CHILD GETS ON
TRACK-LEG AND ARM
BROKEN.

Moulton, June Especial THE
19-months-old twin son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Russler, living one mile
west of Udell, was struck by the
south bound local Wabash freight
train No. 70 yesterday afternoon Up
on approaching the crossing where it
was struck Engineer Kaiser noticed
something but did not comprehend
that it was a child until the train was
within four car lengths. The right
arm and left leg were broken, be-
sides other injuries and the boys re-
covery is doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russler were in Cen.
terville, attending the Parker shows
when the accident occurred and had
left their 19-year-old daughter to at.
tend to the twins. In some way the
baby got away without being seen and
got on the track winch is only about
100 yards away. DR.. Replogle OF
Udell, DR.. Downing of this city and
two doctors from Unionville were
called.
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FARMlNGToN.

Farmington.-Mrs Samuel Spurgaon
left Tuesday for visit with her son
in Eldon.
Miss Ethel Burrier was hostess to \
small company of young ladies on
Wednesday evening at a kitchen
shower given in honor of Miss Esther
Singleton, who is soon to wed George
Roland
Miss Louise Michel pleasantly en-
tertained the Kensington club on
Thursday evening.
Miss Eddalee Morse is visiting
friends near Harrisburg.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick, and Mas
ter John kirkpatrick were over Sun
day visitors with friends in Plano
Born on June 81, to Mr. and Mrs
Bud Ruark, a son.
Mrs Charles Israel of Osceola, and
Miss Nettie Israel, of Bonaparte, visit
ed Friday at the home of VIM. Goodir
and family.
Mrs. J. L. Haynes, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Haynes fol-
the past week. returned Thursday t.
her home in Hannibal.
Mrs. w. Merritt and Mrs. Mar.
Knapp, are the guests of relatives II
TT. Madison.
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PUBLISH SUNDAY
SCHOOL. LESSON
COURIER WILL GIVE WEEKLY
FEATURE OF INTEREST TO
CHURCH GoERs.

The Courier has made arrangements
for an advance Interpretation Of the
International Sabbath school lesson.
The first of these was published In
yesterdays paper, but they will here
after appear each Tuesday in the
Daily and each Thursday in the Tri-
Weekly. These talks on the regular
Sundav school lessons are prepared
by Re VIM. T. Ellis of Swarthmore,
Pa Rev. Ellis is one Of the best
known Bible students and is excep-
tionally conversant with the Biblical
history. His versions Of the Sunday
school lessons are much sought for by
the newspapers. In order that the
people may have the benefit Of this
great Students opinions, in time to
discuss them during the week before
the lesson is taken up in Sunday
school, this feature will be published
as stated above.