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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06

ready built, including the Patrie.
While the general type will remain
the same, the object is to make i'm
proyements in detail in each of tbe
series of five airships as they arc con-
structed. AS to the first five airshipa
of the fleet they will be distributed
among the principal fortified posts
in the centre and eastern frontier re-
gions. Among these will be the forts
of Belfort, Verdun, Toul, Besancon
and the camp at Chalons. The work
OF erecting the sheds which are to
house them has already commenced.
! For some time past the war depart
ment has been paying special atten-
ton to the subject Of training the
aerostatic corps so that it will be able
to handle the airships with certainty.
For this purpose one of the air.
ships is stationed permanently at the
Ci{alais Nlcudon establishment and
the drills are constantly being carried
out. IT. appears that the new aeros-
tatic corps is to be composed of no
less than forty-cight officers of the
military engineer corps and ninety
two regular army officers, who are
chosen for their competence in aerial
navigation work and their experience
in mechanical engineering. Not long
since the airship Patric made a series
or lights from Mcudon to Paris and
return. with the object Of drilling the
crews III actual flight, which is right
~ estimated as one of the most i'm
these. on the Sth of July, was the
fourth flight which the Patrie made
during the season. Starting at 7.50
O'Clock a. M, it made some evolutions
about the Chalais grounds, then start
ed for Paris, mounted by Command
and Bouttiaux. Capt. Voyes and 9th
er officers Of the acronautic corps.
| After passing over the suburbs and
entering Paris it made several cir
cults above quarters ut go. The total
distance, thirt ty-four miles, was cover
ell in l hour and 20 minutes at the
rate Of twenty-five miles an hour, and
this is a remarkable result, seeing
that the airship had to struggle
against west wind blowing at con,
siderable speed. Another flight was
made over the city on July -, III
cludin" wide circuit through the re-
gion, lasting fer nearly two hours. II
was quite successful, and the sam.
speed was made. The landing can b'
carried om with ease, in spite Of tn,
fact that the station at Meudon i:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06

if the job require his attention he
might tackle it, but he seems assured
Of another term in the lower house
without opposition and is not likely
to surrender that for the uncertainty.
Gov. Ansel is also sure of another
term and his ambition is not as much
in the direction Of the national con-
gress as the bench; he would prob
ably prefer to be chief justice than to
be SENATOR Messrs. Hayward, Hemp
hill and Mccullough have other things
to think about than politics.
In the race in 1902 there were, be-
sides Latimer and Henderson, the fol-
lowing: Ex-Gov John Gary Evans,
whose political ambitions are un-
quenched by successive defeats; the
Hon. John j. Hemphill,' who has
since disappeared from public life
altogether; Col. William Elliott, who
is now engaged, under appointment
from President Roosevelt, j. tracing
tilC graves vi lllt tplllCucldlc uCuu
III northern prisons and battlefieds
work that is thoroughly congenial
and pleasant; the Hon. George John
stone, who might rejoin Evans and
Henderson in the effort to down La
timer if sufficiently induced:
"Cotton" Smith, alias "Cyclone"
Smith, alias r. D. Smith, is the most
popular and effective stump speaker
today in South Carolina and knows
rs many people as the next politi-
clan: he would wake things up if he
would get into the running.
8 There is only one thing certain
about the race for the United States
senate next year-the man who beats
Asbury g. Latimer, will get the job.
And Latimer is by no means the east
est proposition in South Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06
AIRSHIP FLEET.
Formation of One Affected by French
Government.

The question of the use of airships
is one which is very active in Europe
at present, especially in France, Ger
many and Italy. Upon the state Of
affairs in France an important piece
of news appeared not long since, and
while it must be taken with some re-
serve it is nevertheless worthy Of
mention. Although the military au-
thorities decline to give any informa-
ton on the subject it has leaked out
that the preparations for the news
fleet or airships which is to be used
by the army are being carried for
ward with all possible diligence, and
there are no less than five airships to
be constructed of the same type as
the Patrie. These will be turned over
to the government in March, 1908. It
appears that three Of the new air.
ships will be constructed by Messrs
Labaudy at their quarters at Moisson,
near Paris, while the other, two are
to be built at the government aeros-
tatic establishment at ChaIais- -Meud-
on, near the city. 1t is the intention
to provide large fleet Of airships in
the future, as the war department is
now quite convinced Of their great
value in military manoeuvrcs for var
ious purposes. Such airships will be
constructed in series Of fvcs, and the
above programme relates to the first
five Of the fleet, exclusive Of the
three Labaudy airships which arc al
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06
New Market.

have opened a first class
Meat Market on Friend street,
next door to the Observer office,
and am prepared to furnish
choice meats of all kinds.
All orders entrusted to me
Will receive my personal at
tention.
Come to see my market.
1t is the Cleanest and most up
to- date market in NeWberry.
J. A. WRIGHT,
Friend Street.
Phone 232.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06

quite surrounded by woods, and the
manoeuvre was made with great pre-
clslon, entirely by the use of the NOV
able steering planes. Capt. Voyes
and five others formed the crew.
Scientific American.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03
-.rRfcr WAS NOR AWARDED

For the Clock for the New Court
House.
Bids for furnishing the clock for
the new Glynn county court house
were opened at the regular monthly
meeting Of the county commissioners
yesterday morning but the contract
was nor awarded
Bids were in from several parties
but for some reason the contract was
not awarded The commissioners
viii take up the matter again during
the monM
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03

We dsRt buy OAse .ear moi
tWise year but we are receiving
shoes all the tire. Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03

WANTED-A good ssoE Good pay
. right party APTly TO 80 ~,
Union street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03

For regular oarders. si5, $50 and
$50 per month"; + 4erly $3.50 So
and s35.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

George A. Blake, Trustee, to Peter
fiaggerty, 10 acre property in First
district, 500.
Edwin II. Reynolds and vile to Mrs.
Ellie Pyle, lot at Rising Sun, $3.50.
benjamin y. I.arue and wife to Car
va>no Larue, property in Seventh dis
trict, $50.
Bertha L. Lathbury and husband to
Rumsey Smithson, property in Cecil
county, 81 900.
l.. Marshall Iiaines and William 5.
Evans, Trustees, to John Frazer, por-
ton OF Elder property on Main street,
Elkton, $50
Edwin r. Burlington and wife to
Jesse I. Cameron, property in Rising
sun, $40.
Ashel Mccullough and wife, OF Penn
Sylvanla, to Annie V. Dinpsay, prop
erty in Eighth district, $500.
Annie V. Crothers (formerly Dimp-
say) to y. Galcn Crothers, property
above, $500.
Eliza NJ. MillikIn and others to Sam
uel J. Millikin, property in First dis
trict, $500.
Samuel J. MIlikin and others to
Mary y, Hunter, property in Cecilton,
5000.
Samuel NJ Nillikin to George NJ.
Mllllkln and Others, property i'll First
district, $1,000.
George w. Williams to George w.
and Charles +. Cohee, property in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
interesting Cecil Homes
~ CECIL WHO.

Ed;,or CECII WING.
Doa- 81 M, an Eastern Shore
.,an ~. h;r,b Lm, ;n., now = DrIa-
,,'arao,, h.. aJnn,;nn hrt my, hn,;ncss
extend;n% over fine Peninsula. | have
for thn nost week been travelling over
,,,,oa- CnrI ! La,,. Neon .,1nninr
,Ii;tl, .,,,,,, -; ,h,, I.,I;rg c;,;zrn. ri
w. ,n,,;l, ,,,n,., ,hnm hc;nr I,hn
i', r,ar,n ,h,. ! r,y;,v;,Ir banker. ,hr
80, ;,,,,;I,. - near Kansas Mr.
pa;.in. o,,J i,,,,.., E,.l... -; C,I.crt
A. H. pa;yInr,s ! saw. h. mn,her
NJ Sr,an,, P.;.1rr w.hn !. seventy
tarr ,,nars - a,rn ,,d has rrsidrd On
+bn saw, u.t,arn ,hc nn,y i her cn,;rc
Ia s @ ionr Years and whnsc mo-
,her v,a. tho frst crown VERSION hurried
- p"S,ha,,. C.H,a,,r,. a, Caiyrrt
NJ. P,;sInr Is hal. and h,artv and
narr;c. b.r ,,y.n,,linrr year.. we'll
Rntn,,,.,, C,I,.cr, and I;nn ;,,, find the
r,ost irr,;I,. and hes, ,rr,in, ii CrrI
COUNT n,.r.d and ,,,,n,,d L,. rh,
EnaIands md IN Al, nv. ,rqycr. have
-,a,'nr ;r.r,,I =. ;nr,T,. ,,.hn L,,., .,,,I,.d
and i've. a.. n.ar ,.,,.h n,hrr .. ,hry
DO Th.rn ,ro MIN" ad;n;n;,a farms
al ..nn,,,ad ~. En,,,a,Ls Tbr,. ,rc
IT, |.,.tfrd ri,,,'-a.I ( co;.I,,Ir
H., ( CIn,,l I,,a,, ! .rry ,nI
unrl.;,. rbo n,,,., "a ,h;s I,nd
&c.,. ,ai.,,,, 80, ,,,,I.- ,,,,,,, ,,,.,.r ,r,
t,,,,d.aL ,d ,.;,',,,, ,or. .,r,. ,,I
III .,,,,,;,,. :, H., ;.,,,;I,.
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.-,. ;rnr, I,n'rIa,d ohg,,,, ,,,,,. h,,,lrnL
a,;d ,;,,I,,,, ,.,sor. .,,n ,,,d .,,,l.J ,,.h,.r,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

Fredericktown, $500.
Henry X. Torbert, Trustee, to Jesse
J. Clifford, ct. al, property in Fifth
district, $3.50.
Mary r. Hopkins and Richard c.
Hopkins to Helen Rowland, deed and
sandra f. Rowland. deceased, $2,2oo.
Isabelle Rowland ct. al, to Helen
Rowland, deed and release for interest
in estate OF Cassandra +. Rowland, de-
ceased, $4,000.
Ann S. Short and husband to Panti-
lano and wife, property in Third dis
trict, $40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Grocery Department

Fancy hand-picked, York State
Beans, 3 OTIS. for csc.
Lima Beans, Ioc per qt
Canned Corn, 4 cans for CSC.
Unmatchable Rio and Santos Coffee,
I5c per h., satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Better than any low
priced package Coffee on the market.
6 S cent or 3 10 cent packages Of
Baking Powder, for 25c.
Canned Pineapple Chunks, 2 cans
for 2sc-hne.
3 ten cent packages Of Cereals, for
IS cents.
6 five cent packages OF Starch, for IS
cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
PRICES
Spring Bulletin

You no doubt have heard OF the say
ing that, goods we'll bought are half
sold. Now We claim that all OF our
goods are we'll bought, as we employ
in the buying two requistes-CASH
and EXPERIENCE, and in the sell
ing OF them less margin OF profit be-
cause our expenses are not great, by
which YOU are benefited in all your
purchases here. Our goods are pur-
chased from first hands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Muslin Underwear

We have had Our order placed early
with some of the best factories in the
country and are showing some excep-
tional Bargains in Women's, Misses
and Children's Underwear
Night Gowns, good length and gen.
circus width, so cents and upwards;
Chiidren's Muslin Drawers, at Ioc per
pair and upwards. Women's Drawers,
CSC per pair for very fair quality OF
Muslin, trimmed with narrow tucks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Clothing

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
We are showing line OF medum-price
Clothing that cannot be equaled for
the money. One price, and that the
lowest. Larger and better line OF
Boys Knee Pants than we have ever
shown-25c to $I.oo per pair. Mems
Pants, 81 90 to $500 per pair; fit guar
anteed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Shoes

Walk-Oyer Shoes ior Men have not
n our estimation, ever been equalled
for service and appearance. We are
showing the new style $35o and 81 90
per pair. If you want Shoes satisfac-
tory, try pair OF Walk-Overs.
Our Shoe standard OF perfection for
Women, is the Dolly Madison" Shoe
makes your foot look neat and trim,
$500 and So so per pair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

years ago and was rebuilt one hundred
and six years ago. There are many
other interesting subjects that could
be told. but as | do not wish to in
trude on your time and valuable paper,
will close Tor this time.
Yours truly.
MARION DAW son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Enbroideries, Insertions, Lace

We are paying more attention than
usual this season to this class Of
Goods: our orders were placed far in
advance OF our wants, and we are en-
abIed to give you better selection and
pre:tcr variety Of goods than are US
ua'ly found in this community
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Dress Goods

Our space is too limited to give a
disc; iption OF all the new Goods we
a.e showing. We have the newest
spring shades in all the popular price
goods-Grey, Tan, Light Green, Light
Blue. Styles, qualities and price that
cannot be beaten anywhere. New,
fresh, up-to-date goods.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
DISTRICT AGENT
AND SEVERAL ABLE
SOLICITORS WANTED

Our accident and health insurance both
industrial and commercial, with Legal
Services, is magnetic, the only kind on
the market Write to-day to North
American Accident ms. Co., l43 Liberty
St, New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
IF It's
Neuralgia

and those sharp, shooting.
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almost crazy. take DR..
Miles .Anti-Pain Pills,
and get relief. They drive
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nerves. When taken as di-
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and leave no bad aftcr-ef-
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81 do positively think that DIR. Miles
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them so restful and soothing, and
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Or. Miles Anti.P Pain Pills are sold by
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rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

daughter ri John f. Miller, aged 5
years and months.
THE MARKETS.
Red wheat, SI,12; white do, $I.S5;
corn. 81; oats. $; potatoes, SI..1.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

ter tbs Spring than ever. Ii you want
the fit OF your gown to be iaultless be
sure ard have it fitted over a pair OF
american Lady, Corsete. Don't &C
ccpt any other. We have them Tor all
shape and figures.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

chance that the whole tale fiction or the product
Of . dso-dered brain But even that being true, 1t
7treres in no way with the inevitable logic Of the
affair. When know that this manuscript IS III
existence. and when know that the man who
produced i has since become TaTlfg I"tllac lne
sheer logic OF the thing reveals clearly the inter-
mediate steps
How. for ins1ance:" Hatch inquired curiously.
Wen, we have this, and The IhinklIg M,icil!ile
ratified the sheets OF the manuscript lnpatiently
and while vel admit It was written oN a sane
man. know that that man has since become a
maniac. stated the incidents which led 70 ms m
CarceratIon as logic untoded them 70 me flISt
knew that insanity from fear and failure to under
stand nearly always takes the rnanlacaI turn there
fore | saw that instead OF being insane. as YOU
stated first. Fairbanks was probably maniac
There IS ! difference
The reporter nodded.
Next one Of the first manifestations Of a mani
acal condition Is homiCldal tendency Du fa-T-
banks attempt homicide, Yes.
Now the problem grew q little more complex,
rather nricately psychological II may say i that
way The Thinking Machine explained pre-
clse.y. However. it goes back generally to the
broad grounds that q woman IN flowing white
night robe typles the popular conception ei the
qhostly. and when we know that this supposed
wrath or one of them was :. woman IN white, we
see that IN FarbauIls's condition al the moment
the appearance Of such a figure would have IN
stantlv aroused him 10 the frenzy when led 70 me
subsequent events.
Il understand 50 far" Hatch remarked.
Now the only wonan-the most likely woman.
3 should iaysg 6s s2 to II He [1 paaed for S moment
Therefore, his mother N all probability the
object OF ms attack. Remember, he was mad with
fear and appearing suddenly she did, perhaps
in dim light She was his dlsordered BRAN the
incarnation of that thing he most feared
Hatch seemed 70 he perfectly fascinated, His cg-
arctic burned UP until the fire touched ms fingers
and lie barely noticed Il.
In tins manuscript" The Thinking Machine
resumed after moment Fairbanks tells me that
he has d revolver, and shows a distinct "eakneSS
f1~ the weapon Therefore, wouldn't he shoot At
this incarnation If the thing which was responsible
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

IL -uD >e-
"a problem which The Thinking Machine could not
solve Nr4lths 81 the Storm. II The Sunday Maga-
zIne last week. presented what she thought 70 be
mystery impossible Of solution Printer proofs
OF the story submitted Ar Futrelle who after
frequent consultations with Professor an DuSen-
The Thinking Machine.-evolved The House that
Was as the perfect solution.
his room after he had gone:''-"It lay open on
his table That IS his handwriting, explained the
newspaper reporter
The Thinking Machine rose and walked the
length of the room three times Finally he stopped
before the newspaper man And IS there really
such thing this gr-nn,ng god that he describes:
~ .Cer5alrIT.' Hatch responded and MS tone in
No. necessarily certain" said The scientist
sharply Do YOU know there Is a grlnnIng god.
Yes" replied the ~spaper man ennphatlcallE-
L was taken away from Fairbanks when ne Wa
locked up. He fought Ike q mend tor It,
Naturally" was the te-se comment l"u
have seen II. have YOU
YES. saw il Ii about SIX inches tall. seems
u be cut from q solid piece ol IVORY, and
And has shiny evcs. interrupted the othc-
Yes. The eyes seem 70 be OF amethyst highly
Again The Thinking Machine walked the length
81 the room three times. " Do you know anything
about self hypnoti5rn Mr.. Hatch.' he inquired Al
Only that there is such a thing. replied the Re
,rcer wondering Al the abrupt change II the trend
The Thinking Machine didn't say why You
came 10 me Of course t. II Il was possible. by
throwing light tina. affair. 70 restore FAIRBANKS
-1.srd.' he inquired instead
Wei, mat was the idea. Hatch agreed Fair
banks was evidently driven 70 his present condi-
ton by the haunting mystery oi TINS thlG' oE
nroodtng over T. and by the tangible existence III
his hands ot tlat IVORY god Wntch established a
definite connection with experience which 1t'iSt,
~ he-v.7e have been only nightmare and i ol-
Cured - me thar II he could be made 10 see Jus,
What had happened and the underlying causes for
is happening. he might he or5usA' nagh % =
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

g. g. ,-.----a-s Nothing II the manuscript
Pt-, r.. -r said had even indicated. = his
nnd. the r. en- uS>Sl3 t'-l,S.5.9
tn leave The manuscript rItteTed through
=. --. fingers Of The Thinking Machine.
a. he --- line II the thin lips was drawn down
: i--+ie s- n. danced over page ~ 50.
H. .r.- +. rar." he que-.ed - last.
1---47 -.-.- the reporter informed him The
T--rl-r- n ne raised MS ewes quickly. Inqui--
- - =. -.. Il the newspaper man She
-. u-r-,- IT,. The reporter fastened = say. The
S-2'T T5s. -.aed II Fa.-54-lizs's ovr. roor-:'
Yes
AT nigh
YES Ii. ii one O'Clock
% re---s." exclaimed the little scientist crab
f4;fv -.-...re that. AGAIN there was pause.
'N-s Fa- has room nea- thai q he- son
r,s-hare --. ... same floor.
Irsr a--=- the hall
And 81. was awakened BY some unusual noise
She fs.-.- been 10 sleep The reporter smiled
on and again The Thinking Machine lu.n-
eves were ----ed reFa-d the ceiling Som IN
usual noise .---arted her attention. them
Yes rae reporter agreed.
"Sc-ear
Yes
The Timing Machine nodded. 80 sae ran =
he s5- ( --- ---5t az she Was-in a vt---e algc-
robe. ! imagine.
Precise
The re- -.- vas leaning forward II his chair
now s.a--- --ra the iTnpass.ve face before MN
S-ir ne WASN'T z-s--5-lsed-he merely CURIOUS
and !rre-e--.E IN -he workings ol that mind which
lad hei9-e him IN order these incidents ..nle1 were
no. know +. i t,- arv tangible method
And Is f.. entered her son > room, the 5cler-
tis- resume. he shot - her.
The Tn.- IL, Machine was silent fs- a .5-g time.
THAI ali ae remarked l0qui-tngly Al -as-.
Vel THANKS was -av1ng- q course. and
Hatcr d-.--.E back n ms chair lie Ta5 over
powered Two servants. and
Yes. / II ... ." broke n The Thinking Machine
he IS =. 4 padded cell II a private asylum
sonevte-. THIS was not q question. = ".as a
state-ner- and this Ia;ll15c-cf- was tJtt-1 Il