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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

patrolmen Neil ]. Macdonald ana
George Irwin OF the Fifth station were
before the board OF police commissioner ; ;
this afternoon on charges OF neglect of
duty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

Three more smallpox cases were report
ed today at Lynn, Mass, All uaced 10
,ho source Of the four found on Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
MARINE REGISTER,

Tomorrow: Sun rises at 1913. sun sets
at 44 High tides at $40 a. m. and 900
y. m.
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THE WIND AS CHIEF FACTOR.

''I mean that such ship as have sug-
rested. and which believe In effect TO De
like that OF Professor Bell. can pe
oteered either 10 the right OF left, out
only in the general direction OF the wind.
BY turning the kites, or aeroplanes. az
thew really are. with machinery the oper-
ator can ascend or descend at will or re-
main on a general level. This same ma
chinery may also be used TO supply what
ever motive power Is needed on the snip.
T firmly believe that along this line OF
reasoning we will solve aerial naViga-
ton"
Mr.. Horsman, IN explaining his scheme
I'm detail, said the Eddy kites are shaped
like lozengers, with squatted top, with
the width at the top the same distance as
the length from top 10 bottom. The air
strikes the kite nearer the top, thus caus-
ing II to Immediately assume sn angular
position, which causes ii to rise ever
higher and higher. unless the angle Is
changed by the operator, by whom the
kite can be so regulated that 1t VIII re-
main almost stationary.
Lieutenant Wise, OF the United states
army. who has made hundreds OF expert
ments with kites, raised a tandem about
six years ago, and on the rope to which
IL was attached he suspended a basket IN
which he wes lifted TO a height or sew
eral hundred feet, thus demonstrating the
great lifting power OF the Eddy Kites,
with which he was at the time expert
menting,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

mo uNcERTAtN SOUND
n heard about suLPHo NAPTHoL.
Its merits as q perfect cleanser and puri-
Der have the true ring. IL does not vary
I'm quality ana is reliable even where the
most unsanitary conditions prevail.
BROWN BROS. Co. O. Gxehanoe Place.
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TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

TO LET--A SMALL TENEMENT Of
4 rooms IN good order at s75O per month
cal ON Robert Muir. So Elm street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED
front room with steam heat and con-
veniences in private family. 81 ship
street. Right hand bell.
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DR.. BELL
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
So Says {. |. Horsman, Expert
Brooklyn Kite Flyer Aerial
Navigation Solved.

New York. Dec. 3o.-Mr. r. !. Horsman,
OF Brooklyn, an expert In scientific kite
flying. believes that Professor Alexander
Graham Bell has solved the question of
aerial navigation. While Mr.. Horsman'
can only surmise the details of Professor
Bells invention. he is OF the opinion that
II comprises a series OF Eddy kites. and
with these kites Mr.. Horsman firmly be-
lieves that navigation through the air will
be accomplished.
II have read what the newspapers have
had to say about Professor Bells so
called 'airship" said Mr.. Horsman last
night. while i am not able from the
little that Is known of the Invention TO
speak authoritatively on the subject.
am OF the firm belief that II comprises
system of kites such as l use In my kite
exhibitions And that such kites. IL
properly arranged. can be used In aerial
navigation I know.
81 know this by reason of a peculiar ac-
cident which happened TO kite tandem
of mine about four years ago. was
fying a tandem, comprising six kites.
from tho roof OF my store In New York
one afternoon when the cord TO which the
tandem was attached broke and the kites
went soaring away. l expected that
they would fall. Instead they remained
in the air.
PECULIAR ACTION OF THE KITES.
THE currents OF air acted on the six
In way that kept them In the air untii
they had flown across the North river.
The manner I'm which they acted when
AWAY from the cord convinced me that
I'm those kites the secret OF aerial navi-
cation lay.
LET me demonstrate. Six Eddy KITES
attached TO a rope and raised in the air
are I'm the position OF birds soaring. They
do not lie fat on the currents, nor are
they fat against the currents They are
at an angle OF about forty-hve degrees.
and at this angle they can be operated
almost at will. even with the operator
hundreds OF feet away.
with kites OF the Eddy pattern, out
much larger. say about twelve feet high
! and the same width, attached to piece
| OF mechanism the weight OF a man
body could easily be lifted In the ar
I'VE have found a way OF raising the
| operator: now let us find a way of max
| ing Il possible for the operator To make
| his kites serve him as ship. THESE Kites
| should be part OF the machine proper
| There should be rudder attached to the
| ship so that the operator could go IN wha'
| direction he pleased. IL being understood
| that airships cannot go against the cur
rent of wind They must go with the
wind.
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(|llh,IM I R
NJ NAIIIY

will give you my experience on VEN
tilation of stables, writes Mr.. d. *
Ross of Simcoe to The Farmers Advo-
cate. My barn is SO by 90 feet; height
of -sement, nine feet. My cattle stalls
are placed across the short way, or the
ffty-two feet, and under the feed al
leys 1 have eight inch tile running the
entire length and through the south
walls. About a foot from surface one
side only, have gas pipe inserted IN
the tile opposite every stall double,
which projects over the parting block
in the feed manger. There is concrete
floor laid over tile and pipe in alleys.
For yentilating shafts l find that the
small shaft, say 4 by s inches, running
up posts of barn, are much better than
larger ones, as there are no down
| drafts and no dampness or frost at
taching to them to fall down in mild
weather, and they draw better l find
this system the most perfect. There is
always q small current of fresh air
tempered coming through the tile and
coming out Of small pipe just where it
| is wanted-at the animals noses
which current Of air is sufficient to
| lift the foul breath of cattle and send
it up ventilating shaft, yet without any
cold air on the cattle. You are unable
to smell the odor from feeding turnips
in my stables at any time. l stable
from forty to fifty head of CATTLE be-
sides other stock. l have about twelve
shafts with covers on top, so | can
close any or all Of them if necessary.
The shafts are about sixteen feet long
from the ceiling Of stable. l would adj
wise two through roof. l have tile in
my stables which continues through
under my root bins, with ventilation.
which works very successfully. One
can bore hole in tile for gas pipe with
an ordinary bit. Temperature never va
ries 5 degrees with this system.
Improve Your Herd.
Many dairymen possessing common
COWS get discouraged because they say
they cannot compete successfully with
more fortunate farmers owning blood
ed herds. To such let me say the rene
dy for improvement lies in your own
hands. If you think you cannot spare
the money to purchase blooded bull.
attempt to secure the services Of one
this season for at least a portion of
your herd. Select only your best milk
animals to be the mothers Of your flu
ture grades, and you will soon have IL
herd Of the latter of which no dairy
man need be ashamed.-Dairy and
Creamery.
Cleanliness the WatchwOrd.
Every man, woman and child who
has anything to do with the work Of
butter making, from cow to package,
should be Clearly and neat. Uncleanli-
ness is the rock upon which thousands
go down. 1t is possible to do some
things in a slovenly manner and yet
succeed fairly we'll. This is not true in
butter making. Every pail. can. churn.
ladle. package, cloth and worker must
be scrupulously free from anything
which will impart faint to the finish
ed product The hands especially must
| be clean.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Georgia, Irwin County.
Will be sold before the Court House door at
Irwin vile, in said county, on the LIST Tuesday
in December, 1902, at public outcry to the
highest bidder Or bidders for cash, the follow
ing described property. under and by virtue
of an order issued by the Ordinary of said
county, October, 6th 1902, to wit: Those
three certain tracts of land containing ten
acres each, more or less. being embraced
within lot Of land number &c. in the third dis
trlct of said county, and known as ten acre
tracts numbers 254s. 2549 and $3.50 of the lands
in said county surveyed and plated by the
American Tribune Soldiers Colony Company,
a plat of which is on he in the office of the
Clerk OF the Superior court of said county;
also those three certain tracts of land con-
tanning ten acres each, more or less being
embraced within lot of land number 298 in
the 4th district of said county, known as ten
acre tracts numbers 2OSl, 2OS2 and 2O83 of the
lands surveyed and plated as aforesaid.
Said property will be sold as the property of
the estate of Robert Compton, deceased, for
the purpose OF paying the debts of said de-
ceased and making distribution among his
heirs at law. This October, 9th, 1902.
S. M. WHITCHARD,
Administrator of the estate of Robert
Compton, deceased. IO-1O-t4
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The Harris Nickel Plate.

The Harris Nickel Plate shows
arrived in town this morning
from York and their tents were
soon up in McGrann's park.
They made a highly creditab1e
street parade and the outfit
made a good appearance. A
feature of the parade was
large herd of came1s hitched to
wagon. The stock looks we'll
and the the big elephant Gypsy
made hit in the parade. The
show has appeared in Lancaster
freq uent1y before and has never
failed to please the people. This
year it is bigger and better
than ever and they are exhib-
ting on a lot where they can
give people their moneys worth.
The show carries a number of
wild animals and their ring per-
Torrance is not equaled by any
show exhibiting at low price,
Lancaster, Pa. Daily Intelligent
GER, May 81.
Will exhibit at Fitzgerald, on
Thursday, Nov. goth.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

GeorEta-lrwin County.
by virtue OF an ordvr of court of ordinary
OF said county will be sold at public out-cry
on the first Tuesday In december, 1902 at the
court house door, in said county, between
the legal hours of sale the following real es-
tate situated in Irwin county. to-wit: Fitty
acres moro or less situated in the southeast
corner OF Lot OF land number s06 and known
as the Luke place; also 245 acres or the north
half OF Lot No. 20 all in the fourth district of
Irwin county. Sold for distribution among
lawful beirs.
This Bird day of Nov. 1902.
f. G. E. PAuLK.
HI Admr estate of James Pauik. deceased.
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Gni Wig Sknaht.

Thankfully thankful for a
Thanksgiving Dinner, give thank
tul thanks thanking1y to the
thankful Thanksgiving givers of
dinners
The
Wide named,
Broad aimed,
Steady Drained,
Much trained,
Far-famed,
Cooks
of the Ladies Aid of the Chris
tan church for the hearty mea1
which they will serve at the w,
II. c. Hall for the small sum of
IS cents.
M. E. n u.
TURKEY,
Irish DOtatoeS
o4I
o"ee' po'@'oes'
Gravy.
TURKEY,
Brown bread,
White bread
Butter
Jelly,
TURKEY.
Co15 49,,
D.1,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-07

The Minnesota dairy and food COM
missioner has entered upon a most
worthy work in the way of prevent
ing those creamery proprietors who
make a practice of undertaking the
milk test. One case is that of the sec
rotary Of the Delavan creamery, who
has been arrested and fined for in
structing his butter maker to short cut
the test Of milk and cream that came
to the creamery. The St. Paul Globe
in commenting on the fact very truth
fully says:
Where there are several creameries
within easy distance of farmer he
will naturally go to the creamery that
will pay him the most for his cream
II one Of the creameries underreads
the tests Of butter fat, 1t can offer
larger price than is offered by the
creameries where the test is properly
recorded. In this way the creamery
gets greater patronage than the other
creaneries by fraudulent means. 1t
creates an unfair competition, and not
only do the other creameries suffer- but
in the long run the farmer also loses,
because he is not actually getting the
same return as he would get from the
correctly tested.
The AnEus-Jersey Cross.
| Cows Of the Erica, Jennet and Co
quet families are considered good milk
ers by those who handle them and are
undoubtedly better for dairy purposes
than the general run of scrub cattle
found throughout the country says r.
D. Rosa Of Goodland, Kan. AS fair
milking, high class beef cattle no breed
probably surpasses them.
| Some fat calves from Jersey cows
and an Angus bull topped the fat calf
market in Chicago one day last Novem-
Der. This is, at least, one of the few
times if not the only time half Jerseys
have competed with beef bred calves
and topped the market. According to
all market reports and to every Known
test. no bull can produce more valua-
bic calves and calves more salable at
an early age than an Angus.
Know What You Are Doing.
The COW is Of paramount conse-
quence in the business of making mar
ket milk. The dairyman should deter
mine the character or quality of milk
he proposes to produce and sell and
the minimum quantity of milk of this
kind which he will demand from every
cow he owns during the 800 days in
every year which he is obliged to feed
and care for her.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-07
JONES' MEAT MARKET

Order for breakfast, dinner and
supper, your meat from W. M.
Jones' Market, Pine and Sheri-
dan, Phone No. sc, dealer in all
kinds of fresh meats, fish and
oysters. Prompt delivery. See
me before you buy. 1O-31tf
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GEoRGIA-IRw1N COUNTY.

GEoRGIA-lRwIN COUNTY.
By virtue of an order of the court of Ordi-
nary of said county, granted at the regular
October term 1862, of said court will be sold
atpubc cutlery to the highest bidder between
the usual hours OF sale on the first Tuesday
in December. 1902, at the couLt house in said
comfy, the Following reei estate situated in
fitzgerald, Irwin county Ca. to-wit: fine
Groom house situated on lots 20, 81 and 2s,
square s. block 6, corner of Main and Oconce
streets, sood barn and outhouses on said
property. Said property to he sold for the
purpose Of making distribution among the
heirs ofthe estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son, late of said county, deceased, Terms
cash.
This 5rd day Of Nov 1902.
i. P. NORTH,
Admr estate Of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.
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$3.50 NN~O1 OIh(A f+A Ill A4AOhAh6
their last days the most glorious
in adjoining nature with its mos
magnif cent garments. One
looks upon their varied hues and !
feels that God is love-"
The birds chirp their good
bye" songs SO sweetly in the !
evening; the quails in coyies
saunter through the woods then
when startled whirr away; the
squirrels chatter at sunrise and
gnaw the full grown burrs of |
the chestnut and hickory nuts.
The air is soft and mild and
and hangs in blue smoky lines;
the brooks run low and fret
against their pebbly bottoms
a soft, low, sweet murmur as i'll
telling tales of past joyousness.
The scenes on every side are
so inviting as to tempt one to
spend every possible hour of o.
tober, fair October the month
OF all the year, 1.-THE beautiful
Indian Summer" out of doors to
catch the last fragrant breath of
air, to watch the ever changing
landscape and to get the adyan-
tage OF lingering summers visit.
The Autumn, too is time of
plenty, of harvest, when the la
borer's heart is cheered with the
sight Of the fruits of his heated |
toll. The barns are OVERLOOKING;
the cattle 1oosed from their sum
mer Jokes are growing strong
upon the meadow grass and pre-
sent picture of peaceful rest.
The fruits, too, are hanging
heavy from the trees; the nuts
fall for the happy boys and girls.
The winds sigh with whispers of |
plenty through the beautiful
snowy cotton fields of our fair
sunny "Southland."
AS the sun sinks lower and
lower, his red beams die in a sea
of gray clouds; the windows are
closed to keep out the dam pness,
and the Autumn brings to the
home the first fires; the blaze
flashes lightly over a happy pic
ture which fills the onlookers
hearts with joy. The motherand
father and perhaps the gray
haired, dim eyed grandparents
are grouped around the evening
lamp; the room rings with mer-
ry laughter and gay prattle of
the light hearted children whose
lives are yet to know the first
shadows of care; who crack nuts
and tell stories of fairies or
ghosts and goblins while without
one hears the soft patter Of rain {
drops or the Autumn winds
driving against the windows and
again is guilty of dreaming, but
within all is cheer and warmth,
but thoughts are withdrawn
from outdoor frolics of summer
and fixed upon amusements of
the household; the riots of the
season past supply joys for the
season to come, just as youths
audacity and pride gives a glow
to maturer years. The old
hearth that has rioted through
the summer with boughs and
blossoms gives up it's withered
tenantry; the andirons CLEAN
kindly upon the evening homes
we love to watch pictures come
come and go in the burning Goals
and the blaze wakens those sweet
hopes and prayers which cluster
around the fire side of that sweet
hallowed spot-"Home."
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GGoKGlA-IRwIN COUNTY:

UEORGlA-lRWIN COUNTY:
Notice is hereby gwen that C. G. Clements.
administrator Of estate of u. E. Clements
deceased, las applied to the under.
signed Tor leave to sell land telonsiug to
SAID estate for the purp Sc Of payirg the
debts and making proper distribution.
Said application will BIZ heard at the rapular
term of the court Of ordinary for said eonntv
1902.
This 2rd day of November, 1863.
h-'-H J.J LEE, Ordinary.
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Stolen or Lost

l mortgage note against ]. L.
Hill, due Dec. LIST, 1901, for SIS;
also one on w. S. Ra1ield, due
Nov. LIST, for $50; Two promis-
sorry notes-one against A. ].
Russell, due Nov, 1st, for $4,000;
also Frank Self, principal, Henry
Land, security, for $500, all
payable to w. ]. c. Brown. St
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-07

Georgia, irwin County
T. Francis Paulk, having made application
Ior twelve months support out of the estate
OF hillsman Paulk, and appraisers duly an
pointed TO set apart The same, having fled
thelr return, all pei sons conce, III are here
by required to show cause before the court
ot"rdinary of said county on the first Mon
day in Decem Der, 1902, why said application
should not be granted
This 5rd day of November, 1902
I!-|-t4 j. j. LEE, Ordinary
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-07

- ,AohSA . III Lie Au-
:. "a nature dons her re-
tic IS and richest jewels
ir By perhaps popular con-
!. might crown the Au-
neen of the seasons, stand
II were, at the brink of
Pa OF time where it DIVIDES
ate eds her scepter so steadi-
iurtt Nbtlely, SO gently, that we
!, y. = d1y conscious of her pres
u all nature declares her
igSiefe are those who shudder
in she ~ approach of. Autumn who
Rs light grief stealing over
ceilings like a haze as the
atarts sooner and longer
he fence of an ending day
khere is a sadness in it all.
alective mood steals over one,
pod in which one likes to
q and build castles in the
lse. perhaps but oh! so fair,
hen is the human mind hap
then when hope casts her
er IN the harbor of dream?
zen Autumn is suggestive of
taking and farewells, may
because boys and girls are
ng home for another charge
ometry and Latin and other
combatants.
81 happy joyous spring has
I'D into the glorious summer
is so swiftly emerging in
be fail, and winter comes on
which we know must bring
md.
81 so the story reminds us
hi own lives and that is
causes these sad thoughts.
atch the first signs of ap-
nhing death in the vegetation
the leaves cling to the moth
ughs with the same tenacity
|ng to life, as if they were
e to part from their fellow
ares as we our loved ones
ss if they too understood
sons beautiful bugle song
ing, dying, dying!" but fl
last fibre is snapped by
last or a gentle zephyr,
fall to the earth who
birth; the flowers too
ned to their fates and
winsome cheeks to be
he first frost and so
Ed dead; the apple
be twigs after being
buffeted by the
Is rains, kissed GRIM
sun, then when the
vitality is snapped |
falls on the grass
altering man who
through the con-
nlxs into his last
Der.
akher hand, what a
Is not Autumn
81 the year? Is it
season? Do not
bloom, the golden
~ ahlia? AT no other
~ IRE, mans kindest,
st teacher, present
q sssons and in such
luring colors and
ase the eye and feed
i've mind. The ash
Ason in color; the
rop down their leaves
wirling showers; the
ch their frail sprays
ow; the naples and
slowly change their
greeness into orange and
and in the evening tide
ID catch the glory of the
III; the sweet gums bedeck
selvcs in every fantastic
of the rainbow, day by day
lack Frost dyes their gar
its brown; the sturdy oaks
uggle longest against the ap-
ach of winter and in their
n0gie wear faces of scarlet,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Georgia, Irwin county.
BY virtue of an order of the court Ordinary
OF said county. granted at the regular Novem-
Ger term, 1892. of said court, will be- sod at
public cutlery to the highest bidder, between
the usual hours of sale on the first Tuesday
in december, 1902, at the court house I'm said
county, the following real estate situate in
irwin county, Ga to-Wit: Two hundred acres
more or less. of lot of Ian d number n In the
foufth Land Dist. of said county, and known
as the Lucy Mob'ey Dowery, said property to
De sold for the purpose of paying the debts
ana making distribution among the heirs OF
the estate OF Archibald Moblcy, late of
SAID county, deceased Terms cash
This Bird day Of Nov, 1902,
JOHN MCMILLAN,
l'-I-4 Admir- estate Of A rchihaId MohIev
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Splendid copper mixed babbitt
metal in bars at this Office.
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Buy your bagging and ties from
& Mercer.
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ID catch the glory of the
Id; the sweet gums bedeck
selvcs in every fantastic
of the rainbow, day by day
lack Frost dyes their gar
its brown; the sturdy oaks
uggle longest against the APP
,ach of winter and in their
n0gle wear faces of scarlet,
ssge and of brown and finally
ding to swift windsas youth S
de yields to manly duty
nws the ground with the scat
M glories of their summer
meth and warns and fills the
M with the debris of their
honors.
ak an opportunity for
ng the beautiful and for
The soul with the infini-
sheir Creator.
af and vine seems to
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HI Admr estate of James paulk. deceased.