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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

A crop report from every farm
every day. A report Of the demand
from every town and city every day.
This is what il means when the A.
S. Of E. is completed. Are you do
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

The saloon and anti-saloon and
whiskey forces are preparing to line
up in the senatorial contes, between
Gov. Beckham and Senator Nc
Creary. The whiskey men have
brought on the fight and they will
now have to abide by the decision Of
these two elements in the State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
HICKMAN FULTON KENTUCKY

this early selling Of wheat at ruinous
prices, must be charged up TO the
dumping farmers and those who
teach them TO be bumpers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

A Wisconsin man aged IS years
committed suicide last week because
a young lady 20 years old would
not marry him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
lAcURSIoN TO ST. LOUIS AND
RETURN.

hy special train and regular trains
gust Slst via Mobile Railroad.
U''e from Cairo $2.O0. Limit
august 29th, inclusive. Trains
cave : CAIRO u lisp. m., 2 80 a. m.
agents. rr' -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

"Ten nights in a Barroom" is
being forced on some Of ouI
neighboring towns. They have oul
sympathy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
Program Of Fulton County
Teacher Institute.

Following will be found the pro.
gram Of the Teacher Institute. TO
held At Fulton, beginning Monday,
August 81. 1905
MONDAY
Organization.
Enrolment.
Appointment Of Committees.
Outline OF Institute Work.
The Senses
Recess.
Spelling
-TUEsDAY-
Interest and Attention.
Recess.
Reading
Recess.
The Recitation.
Language.
Recess
Spelling.
-wEpSEsDAY-
Arithmetic.
Recess.
preoep,s and Concepts.
Recess.
History.
Geography.
Recess.
School Government
-THURSDAY-
Civics.
Recess.
School Evils and Panishmeu,s.
Recess.
Writing.
The VIII.
Recess.
Moral Instruction.
-FRDAY-
Physiology.
Recess.
Memory and Imagination.
Recess.
The Teacher.
Organization OF County Association.
Miscellaneous Business.
Adjournment.
Social sessions and entertainments
will be held each evening under the
auspices OF the Fulton County
Teachers Association.
The Institute fee will be $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

THE A. S. of E. COLUMN
Jams II. SAUNDERs)
LOSS TO WHEAT GROWERS.


], Is greatly 10 be regretted that
q the frat marketing Of wheat Of the
crop Of 1905 much hal been lost 10
the growers by acceptance OF low
prices made in accordance with the
Prcarranged policy Of the specula
tive buyers. They, Of course. agree
among themselves TO start prices as
low as they ezpec, to catch the most
eager bumpers. and then they avail
themselves Of every possible big
crop" story, including the govern
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Herman Roach and wife spent last
week in Fulton, the guests OF Mrs.
A. II. Mohundro.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
IN, Modern Waltz in Har-
mony with Christianity

Nav / dancef while some
.,pf There Is no harm Ia
said TIE Rev. Mr. Hunt,
shor, time ago a church
only a fev squares away
its walls large sign adj
/ aoat.ng excursion and
rr. asa leading sndncemeni "a
/ ,,. .lege Ct dancing With the
adde's Of the congregation.
ki..s Bapiisis and fully a. large
.s., u other evangeliSiie de-
.r Do dance. Even Dr..
.- Forbes. Of Philadelphia, sec
i ,hs Board Of Church Er-
,as Methodist church. re-
rr-a The Methodist church
thousands Of members and
% dollars because Of the
raa against dancing and
4 ,s,.r..o.af The quicker they
r.eul ron this discipline the
L. ln ,he light Of such a siiua-
thus revealed the ,imeli-
.fmy theme Is apparent.
Dancing Is found IN the Bible.
! ih,p..a Of many Christians. Bot
! furt shile noting that not IN a
1 - nnCc Is there any recofd
nag..ng Of the sexes. The
dina clements IN the dancing Of
btl- vefe religious servof and
u0a Occasions u answered
af,f a1d victory we're celebrated
h umbrel, and dances. The
fch Of Christ VAL aft no voice
siaf, iancing Of this sort and sor
s purposes that prompted the dane
.poken Of IN the Bible The
,melts prominent 10 the dances
ksn Of .n TIC Bible are wanting M
be dance Of to-day, while the ele-
heuit prominent in the modern dance
ffv -. .--l----~.. =. a.. <@-sss %
beI IN the Bible.
"While ! have found many bold
! make the assertion that there Is
I, harm in dancing. I have yet TO
p lne 9Th the facts 10 substantiate
b ,ams. whale the facts from all
.o-icss as TO the evils Of the dance
~ lblndani. Statistics show that
pore than ihree-hiths Of the fallen
.cuen 10 our land attribute their
.-.a 20 ihe dance.
".aa recent session Of the Dane.
at Masters Ia Nes York resolutions
pee passed denounoine the waltz as
.or lanced One. Meyer Forsi,
.gs.A.ag Tor the masters, said }
Has ,1e vsits ought to be our very
.ta dance, as 4 Is certainly the
Popllar. Bot defy anyone
!, aJ 'hatitis. See hov the young
and young women hug each
'a-f lhat is all wrong. II is a
'41,a'aa.e tact that most OF the
resent .orms Of dancing as ve see
Il.n ,he ballroom are a degrade
. The art. What more Is
ei.- shen from ush a source We
pave .llh lestimony5
'l' H a vell-known fact that the
"o- oodies Of every Christian
-h-i,h have pronounced against the
i'a.e Way have they all thus
.ne 90 recordi Because dancing
'a' beer found 10 dissipate al
tn'lal life because the thing is
hateful in Gods eyes. That which
' ".shly esteemed among men is an
,-m'na'ion in the sight Of God,
'19le Injunction is 10 avoid the very
-Fpeatsnee Of evil Because OF the
-lmoniiion BE not conformed to
."'- FoTld, but be ye transformed by
.ae renewing Of your mind tina, ye
nay prove what is that good and
--'epiable and perfect will Of God.
''' because We are exhorted 10 do
D" things to the glory of God and
4"neing cannot be thus DONE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Several new residences going up
in West Hickman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
Fragrant Teas
An1TSa Varieties

FIkA -
Formosa Ooiong, English
breakfast, CHylon ana all
our Green and BLACK
Mixed ToHS, 5-lb. n
tea caddy, SEES: lib. UUO
serly Blend,
OF old Government Java
and Mocha; rich aroma,
delicate Favor; 5 pr
lbs, 800: ib..s. AH1
HOMEMADE BAKERY
ITEMSeSprshme cake.
aolc sri,k angel cake:
fsgusaT 3S& quail s
syir;e s1 EJnEDnAM
Fines &SxR3y mid sugar
,cuRsgINt ESf hanaso 9Ga
,maeSfNG E as D. Doo
| iyew .#aEt& ATEk
a s,si3 am ,sS
NE s9 MseH.. 6gp
rp,S -ss1 A4sGTfN
la@S N Erisrj Need va
l AIan rl i.sf
DO 6es,ss: Aa1Ns o.,
cAa 20. r9a- e7s
i NHJ4N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
No. a~7o.-Doub1e Acrostic.

All the words described contain the
same number of letters. When rightly
guessed and written one below another,
the initial letters will spell the name
Of a poet, while another row of letters
will spell the ngme Of a statesman.
/. What Thomas Otway said was
'"madc to temper man."
2. Hired carriages.
3. The pad or roller which inks the
type.
4. Short journeys.
8. Tinges.
6. A narrow bay.
Z, To choose by vote.
s. Kingly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

+ E S--Sdnta
Clara Valley, orchard
grown, large luscious ~
fruit. 3-lbs. CSC, ib.. "
CREAMERY
Extra fancy fresh MADE;
this guarantees TIE finest
butter obtalpdbJS. 5-lb.
crock, Sl.5T: 3-lc. or
Crock.. $40
CRISP Old
Virginia Southern p,vK-
les, ali vaTie.lee. 90.
regular, 49,: Dol. lUC
PURE FRUIT n
Royalton brand, aiEyarie-
ties, Including straw
berry and, ras hVrry. 6
lars, soc; IA. ~.
glass jar........... IOU
500 BOXES fLc11DA
Y kA EFF UiT--.EAtrd
fancy, large, ..sst Dus,
ripe, SOUND lruis: SO MruiL
IN box, S4,7o; doz. N hox,
6OC; q iru.L. .r1o, 80
3 iruit, 2oC. earb . lOO
1000 BOXES FLORIDA
SWEEI g r.
Large, luscious thin skin
fruit; Zoo raaC4s3 iE m
box, $500; d95..... ZOC
IMPORTED TAfsL z RAJ
SlkS-Extra lal NY Mala-
Ga clusters, 5M I'D. box.
1l.75: ID. clls tor, 3Sc
Csc, 4oC and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
No. 3s2.-Triang1e.

1. An evergreen tree having an odor-
u wood Of great durability.
2. An adjective derived from the
name of a Kind of wood and meaning
dark or black.
3. A Spanish title formerly given only
to noblemen, but now of general appli-,
cation.
A. An indefinite article.
5. In triangle and in tree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
No. asa.-RexersaIs.

l. Reverse a word meaning to swal-
low hurriedly and have a stopple.
2. Reverse a word meaning a kind Of
jacket and have a mark or token.
S.SReverse to eat and have the name
Of a lady Of King Arthur's time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
No. 37s.-Charade.l

My tasks l FIRST and THIRD my work
Not worth my sEcoND now,
For, though 1 am not called a shirk,
To WHOLE 1 could not do, l vow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

IL, actively Industrious; "a, to pre-
vent from entering; 1-3, snowy; "a, an
incidental narrative; SO, persuasion;
7-S, pertaining to summer; 81, a Shet-
land pony; 68, of medium quality; 1-5,
recent account; 2-6, equally balanced;
81, a bent surface; 4-S, a boys name.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
What He was Doing.

What are you doing, Jimhy?' said
a teacher one day as she saw him
hanging by his toes from the fence OF
the sc~hoolyard. ~.
"Only dom e~cclesiastics," was the
reply. .r,t0 at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

ssHave you had a bad day"
The Financier Yes. / lost over
$250,0O0. And the worst OF 1t is ina
nearly 500 of that was my W
money!. y1fsm u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

No. 1859. - Hidden Wordo Square
Test. Echo. Show. Town. sdeqr
No. 37O.-llIusirated Primal Aefostic.
Lincoln. 1. Links. 2. Ipk. 3d. Name
4. Comet. 8. Ocelot. 6. Lemonae q Nut
No. 371.-Apocopes: 1. Cockade. cock
2. RushIight, rush. 3. Rattle, rat
No. 372.-Charade: Phantom.
No. 373. Problem: Eighteen chap
tiers; 600 pages.
No. 374.-Dog Kennels: l.. Bulldog
bull. 2. Spaniel, spa. 8. Saint Der
nard, in. 4. Bloodhound, blood. 5
Mas-tiff, as. 6. Collie, lie. z. D-hole
hole.
No. 875.-A Man Puzzle: /. Manager
2. Mandarin. 3. Mandrel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

JAS. HENNESSY c..
S0ONAG 1896 vfbthG-;
per csso IL Dotties.'f M
$il.l4. per bottle i.C~
HOLLAND GIN - /. !
ueidar 6 Essen; per g--
lon; 1900: per 7ac
OLD 4 ROW WHisKeY-
always good per eet-
ion, s2.65: full Go~
qudrt 'ottle- Vss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

.lcoA ~ XsANET-J.B res-
fnEfoE 2 rs
-T5S< GI2 bottles. S.SN
4 j. Brcsnac
GNYsghcsux; per & 7S
acaQE z A0ttlcs--s-.V p
lplE RAUEILCH.-Er Err
haD5E a 6ohn; per q On
~ bottles :.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
Wines and Liquors.

CHAMFsGNR-From Monsart pero & Fills, 5pssrEc.
France, Regularly at 81 and S34; our price &c
per case2Sk bots, $3.50; pr. casei2 bot
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in many 'wsvs =
the l1Efr NrlCed imported wines; per S17n0
case afB1 bottles &c.
HAvf sAU- A~MoNTILLADo lsT. JULIEN
TIE r NtElJuleS SHERRY-'Pep-l Jean 6rebnsc
Mermaid I Co.. a. ,,rr.s. tonic Fills, BDr6ss-x ;
c sUsss g .eg ~, qualities: AEo g 2sF ( SS:s. 7.Oc
Psf ,s 3sss3 100 PEI hottie LIS z : bSfaiss o.Oo
BaS5N (; AAas RYE wHIsKEY YoUNG's,-oxquisito
sapcf fR1 S@pquet; per gallon, SAILS; per Csc
9ce,&oa 49,
.1JScs2 I'M soRT-nn ideal wine for the COc
CM6sf sshsgs PER gallor. $500; per bottle. wv
ANI pOtis2. (YQCKTANS-5 kinds 10 choose SSr
flssM .-.-.....-e ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

Answering a want adj some OF
these days will start you on the
SHORT CUT to af1luence-so far
as there rs any short cut" For
who can answer where any road
leads tor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

National Biscuit Co.'s
InerSedl Biscuit, fresh
and crisp from the,pvens.
SALTINES,
BUTTER Trims,
GINGER SNAPS.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEAS,
3 cartons, Csc; Or
new MIXED NuTs-Fin-
est quality; all varieties;
selected nuts, 5A no.
lib. box, Si.C0: lb.. HOO
and Seeded RaisinS: fin
est quality: 8 cartons,
75c; ! lb. car 2
GOLDEN RUSSET APP
PIE pure
sweet russell apple q
luIC6s gallon JUICE oOO
SMOkED
quality wafer slicedo 2S6
90
New CdnncT
Vegetables
Red Ripe 1oma-l
toes, Royal Rod
Maine a<sGs
Corn. Highland -
Brand s.ss....... %U
Croam Sucoo- !
fash, Monacacy
Bfuffu ......ss-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
No. a77.-Thanksgivins All the Yea,

(Missing .lhymes.1s
Said Tom The days are short and cold
And dismal -. AssEM a
Why do they have THANKSGIVING when
1t is the years worst -?"kS.f =
But l just like a dreary day.
Said sturdy little -
without a storm and then a. freeze,
How could we slide down -Tw
And them" said grownup Sister Jane.
when lou the north wind -
The best there is of summer time
Is safe with us in 49,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
IhgxRzzlER
No. s7o.-Exceptions.


Except the central letter from each
word guessed to find the second word.
1. Except a letter from fine expecta-
tions and have farming implements.
.. Except a letter from a vision and
have q measure.
3. Except a letter from sounds and
have a part of the body. +
4. Except a letter from lawful and
have true.
8. Except a letter from to waken and
have a flower.
6. Except a letter from I~ndianacorn
and have confusion. .~--
Z. Except a letter from trees and
have pastry. sss4s g1Sf
The excepted letters read downward
name a marine bird.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06
OK Tongues

zimmermann's special mild sugar cured
fresh smoked, family size; regular
zoc qualify; ib..-.--...-........ loC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-06

i ntrediZeh how htth the me vase did you? Well It's huyup m from now n
NV be caughtn tn big rush you hestate-and wait oHs word Of warming Stocks aew M
ia thing else that is KoNddyish-sCataed everywhere. Millions of andkechieS and wa " q
I'm spirit isl evdSVe. Get into thu spirit of H-Come here. You know the earlier Won sonnf The n
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
BANKER is DIVORCED.
Prominent Chicago Couple Separated
by Another Woman.

Chicago, June 13.-Mrs. Cecile Young
Heyworth, daughter of Otto Young, Sc
cured a divorce in Judge McEwen'S
court from Lawrence Heyworth, bank
err and former president of the Chicago
Athletic association.
By the decree, which was signed late
in the afternoon, Mrs. HeyWorth is to
have the custody, care INC education
of the two children-Otto Young Hey
worth, s years old and Gwendolyn
Young Hcyworth, 3 years old-but the
children are not to be taken out of the
United States within the next three
years. Permission is given Heyworth
to visit the children at the mothers
house "at reasonable hours and at rea-
Sonable times"
Both Heyworth n his wife are for
hidden to marry within stated periods,
Mrs. Heyworth within one year and
Heyworth within two years, unless they
marry each other. Each releases all
dover interest in the estate of the 9TH
er. HcyWorth is ordered to pay the
costs Of the suit.
Most of the testimony conferred in two
visits made by Heyworth to a resort al
Thirty-second street and Indiana aV-
emu known as the Beulah house. l,
was said thai HeyWOrth visited this
house frequently to meet Miss Sarah
Ba rretT
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
LOVE DEAD TWO
YEARS; DIVORCE
French Commission Prepares Unique
. Grounds for Legal

Separation.
Paris, June 1.-THE marriage re-
form commission, which has been
working on a project Of reforming the
marriage and divorce code, now, aft
er making love between married cou-
pies obligatory, reached the question
Of divorce and worked out a scheme
OF reforms.
The starting point in the divorce re-
form is the equality of the sexes in
the dissolution Of the marriage tie.
While, according to present French
laws, misconduct of the wife is sufh-
cient grounds for [.-/orce, it is not so
in the case Of the husband. The reform
code calls for absolute equality in this
matter.
Divorces, according to the new
project, may be obtained not only on
mutual agreement Of incompatibllity,
but also on a petition from either side.
If love ceased on one side. the COM
mission says, that side has a right to
petition for divorce. But the divorce
will not be granted Immediately. Inc
proposed ode provides that the cou-
pie should continue to live together
for two years from date of the first
petition, during which time the petl-
toner must renew his or her request
for divorce every six months, TO make
sure thai the original petition was not
the result of a momentary whll2.
Habitual drunkenness will also be INA
cluded among the sufficient u
for divorce.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
TOBACCO TRUST IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT
Grand Jury Asks Bench to Punish Sec.
~retaries Who Won. Produce Books
Are Warned to OBEY.

ENM A&d & -H&FE EG4E ISL FAtE
New York, June 13,-The federal
grand jury, which has been investigat-
ing the tobacco trust, came before
Judge Lacombe In the United States
cutie: :Tsss4S ant asked = tiIat the Sec
retaries OF the American Tobacco com-
pany and Of two of its subsidiary COM
panies be adjudged guilty of contempt
of court.
The jury showed that the three Sec
retaries, in answer to suppoenaes, had
refused to produce any letters, minute
books or documents which the grand,
jury thought might show arrangements
between the American Tobacco COM
pany, the MacAndrews and Forbes
company and the J. S. Young conf
pany to restrain trade in violation Of
the Sherman antitrust laws.
Judge Lacombe gave the three sec
~retaries until today to obey the sub
poenaes. 1t is understood That they
will persist in their refusal. Judge La
combe Will then adjudge them guilty
of contempt of court and impose a
penalty.
The three presentments were against
William H. McAllister OF the American
Tobacco company, William E. Ransom
of the McAndrews and Forbes com-
pany, and j. S. Young of the J.. S.
Young company, a ~licorice concern.
with headquarters in Baltimore.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
COBURN DECLINES.
Governor Hoch Then Appoints Judge
Benson to Vacant Kansas sena-
toriaI Seat

Ottawa, Kan, June 12.-Judge Alfred
Watson Benson, of this city. who Satur-
day was offered the appointment of
United States senator to succeed Joseph
R. Burton, stated thai he would accept
the position. He will officially notify
Governor Hoch of his acceptance. The
place was first offered to f. d. Coburn,
but ne declined.
Judge Benson expects to start for
Washington this week.
In an interview today Judge Benson
said:
II do not see why I should not admit
at this time that l have decided to ac-
cept Governor Hoch's offer. l shall go
to Topeka tomorrow morning and form
ally inform Governor Hoch that l ac-
cept the appointment.
II presume that l shall be a candidate
for election to the senate before the
state legislature next winter. My in
clination is to ask the people to send me
back if my services are satisfactory.
The whole thing comes as a urprlse TO
me, as l had never for a moment con-
sidered my appointment to the senate a
possibility.
The statement of Judge Benson that
he will stand for election next winter
adds much interest to the Kansas sem
atorship, for which there have been
several avowed candidates. The term
that Judge Benson will fill expires on
March 3, 1907. A half dozen men in the
state AVE either publicly expressed
themselves as being candidates for the
new term or have been prominently
spoken of for the place.
They incl,~le w. r. Stubs, of Law
renee, railway contractor and former
chairman of the republican state cen
trail committees; Representative Charles
Curtis, of the First Kansas district; j
l.. Bristow, editor of the Salina Jour
nal and former first assistant post.
master general; Frank Nelson, state
superintendent of schools, and eX- Gov
ernOr w. j. Bailey.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
TO FIGHT Isl DuELS
ONE AFTER ANOTHER
That Is, of Course, IF Richard Zombory
Does Not Get Laid Up
During Ordeal.

Vienna, June 12.-Richard Zombory, a
we'll known Hungarian sportsman re-
siding at Budapest, has placed himself
in the position of having to fight ISL
duels, as the result of refusing to
accept a challenge from a bank clerk
whom he insulted.
On receipt Of the challenge from the
latter, Zombory sent beck word that
the clerks position precluded giving
him the Usual satisfaction. T~hereupon
$50 officials of the bank championed the
cause of their offended colleague and
promptly challenged Zombory. Six hun
bred and four seconds held a meeting
last night and arranged for the duels
co be fought with pistols. The meetings
will take place Sunday night one after
another until satisfaction is secured,
one bullet being exchanged in each
duel.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
sCHfFF HOME, LAUDS
JAPS' ENTERPRISE
Banker Astounded by Evidences of Up
to-Dateness in C%onquering Nation
Open Door Insisted Upon.

New York, Tune 13.-Jacob H. Schiff,
the banker, has returned home from a
tour Of eight weeks In Japan. In speak
ing Of his trip, MI. Schiff said:
Everybody in Japan appears tic
work; it is Il country without beggars
and without drunkards. Nothing is
heard or seen of the effect of the recent
war. The people neither talk about it
nor have they become overbearing or
in any manner intoxicated by their
great victories, but have quietly gone
to work to develop their industries.
"a tendency to exclude other nations
from the markets does not exist. The
promise Of the open door in China and
Manchuria will be carried out sc far
as Japan is concerned.
The banking system is widely devel-
oped and the currency seems to rest on
a firm basis.
THE people of Japan appear to be
thoroughly convinced of their manifest
destiny and, without saying much, il
anything, about it. are evidently deter
mined to maintain the leadership in the
far east which they nave gained
through the war.
Great friendship is expressed every
where for America and her people,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
KILLS AUTOMOBILES.
Spitefui Farmer Causes Accident &c
Young Mans Car, With Dire
Pec,,lfr

Cleveland, O., June 11.-A charge Of
granddaughter is likely to be brought.
against a farmer living near Wickliffe,.
east of this city, as a result of an auto
mobile accident in which Morris Os-'
borne, the 1S-year-old son of F. NJ. Os>
borne, eX-president of the Pittsburg
Coal company M wealthy coal and
steamship man. was killed.
The big automobile struck an obstruc-
ton placed in the road by a farmer
with malicious intent and, skidding.
Jumped into a ditch and rolled over.
Young Norris was crushed to death.
The car was running forty miles an
hour at the time.
The boys father went to the scene OF
the accident shortly after 1t occurred
and meeting the farmer who built the
obstruction accused him of killing his
son. According to Mr.. Osborne the
| farmer replied: II know It,"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-14
RUNS INTO
AN OPEN SWITCH
Fireman and One Passenger Killed
Other Wrecks en- Steam and
Electric Lines.

Red Bank. N. J., June 13.-On the
Central railroad, New Jerseys Atlantic
City Flyer ran into an open switch
near here this morning. The engine and
two cars toppled over and rolled GOWN
q ten-foot e~mbankment. The fireman.
and one of the passenger We're killed,
and twenty-one passengers injured.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 1.-THE east
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train,,
No. 2, between Denver and st. Louis,
was derailed neal Martin City, Mo.,i
twenty miles from Kansas City. today
IT was evidently the work of train
wreckers. The engineer was killed andi
the fireman injured, but no passengers
We're hurt.
Eighteen Hurt on Trolley Line.
Cleveland. O., June 11.-Eighteen per-,
sons riding on the Cleveland and South,
western electric car We're injured late
last night as the result of the car jump,
ing the rack at a curve between Elyria
and Grafton. 1t is believed all will res
cover.