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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-13
DR.. Bells Antiseptic Saive
Good for all Skin Diseases.
BERRYVILLE.
April 10, 1911

April ~, lSll.
W. A. Miller and family we're visit
ed by Albert and Margine Miller, of
Marshall, last week.
J. N. Greed and wife entertained
the latter's brother, Ed. Heppard, and
family, of PEBBLES, Saturday and Sun
day.
Hardin Vanzant visited Jake
Weaver's at Serpent Mound Sunday
Jas. Beets and wife visited the lat
ter's parents, Isaac Eakins and wife
Sunday.
Jas. Steele and wife and daughter,
Mabel, we're entertained by Grover
Eakins and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Jones and daughter, Min
ME, visited Mrs. Evaline Mccoy and
mother last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Padgett enter
tanned Owen Lyle and wife on last
Thursday.
James Huffenberger left last Thurs
day for Seattle, Wash, for a visit
with his sister, who has been living
there for some time.
The sick in this community are
slowly improving.
DR.. and Mrs. Letherman called on
ii. c. Caplinger and wife Sunday
evening.
Jas. Williams and wife are possess
sors of fine baby girl since last Sun
day.
Mart. Mccoy, Of Folsom, was a bus
iness caller here Monday.
Best fancy Japan mating at l9c a
yard at A. E. Pavey's new store.
Don't forget the "St mulator" Sale
OF lace curtains for 10 cents each
piece, next Saturday, April Is, p. m.
at Stablers, Not more than two pair
sold to any one customer.
There are four kinds Of labor, accord
ing to Count Tolstoi. There is the
heavy muscular labor, the labor of
hand and wrist, the labor of the mind
and the labor OF the people together
the cooperative labor.
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MARSHALL.
April 10, 1911.

hPhAi ioi iOiis
b. e. Wright and wife spent Sunday
with VIM. Elliott and wife.
Ray Boyd and family spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Ella Burnett and
family.
Misses Ruby McClay and Maude and
Margaret Cameron spent Sunday with
Elsie Bumgardner.
o. IL. Hughes and wife spent Sun
day with r. r. Watts and family.
Miss Mary Smith spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss nellie Stethem.
John Hunter and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with VIM. Trump and
family.
Misses Marie MeClay and Osa and
Elsa Spruance spent Sunday with Miss
Mary Bell.
VIM. Stethem and wife called on
Samuel Garen and family Sunday
afternoon.
Frank Lucas spent Sunday with
Mrs. Clyde Barrett.
Arch Cameron and Miss Daisy Davis
called on Thos. Elliott and wife Sun
day afternoon.
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SUTHERLARD'S EAGLE EYE SALVE
Good for Nothing but the Eyes
LEESBURG.
April 10, 1911.

"a pIll ~, lJll'
S. A. beaverton and wife were guests
of James Crispin and family on Fall
Creek last Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Sanders and daughter,
Kathryn, were Cincinnati visitors
Saturday.
The Leesburg base ball team played
the first game Of the season at High
land Friday afternoon. Score 2 to 4
in favor of Highland. On Friday,
April IA, the home team goes to New
Vienna.
Miss Drusilla Patton, of Greenfield
was visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. B. Srofe and son, Garner,
spent the past week in Lynchburg with
relatives. DR.. Srofe joined his family
there Saturday evening and was the
guest OF relatives over Sunday.
r. II. beaverton and wife were guests
Sunday of Fred Wolfe and family.
DR.. George Cliness left Friday morn
ing for his new home in Tulsa, Okla.
Mrs. Cliness will visit for a time and
then join her husband.
Miss Hazel Ferneau will spend
Easter with friends in Cincinnati.
Fred Terry and wife entertained
Sunday with ~ o'clock dinner in
honor of thafr cp, Carlton ,,,l,o no
poets to leave this week for Colorado,
where he has employment. The guests
were Messrs. Murphy, Virgil Ferneau,
Daryl Johnson, George and Fred Coon,
Paul Barger, Earl Henderson, Walter
King, Harold Haas, Carl January and
Raymond Smith.
An interesting Easter program con.
sisting of drills, songs and exercises
by the children and special music by
the choir, is being arranged by the
committe, Mesdames Bertha Slaught
er, Georgia Ousley, Louise Pavey and
Lora Redkey.
Mrs. David Sanders spent the past
week with relatives in Washington
G. II.
Paul Monroe and wife will spent
Easter with the latter's parents, f. T..
Payey and wife.
Earl Sanders and bride, OF Michigan,
are guests Of his parents, B. L. Sanders
and wife.
Mrs Myrta Johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnes, who is seriously i'll
at her homelnear Samantha.
j. ii. Wright, of Greenfield, visited
relatives here the latter part of the
week.
Miss Vesta George, of near Green
field, visited relatives here last Friday
William Weyer and wife were guests
of b. L. Sanders and wife Sunday.
Prof. G. B. Cox was a business visitor
in Hillsboro Saturday.
G. e. Penn has purchased four pas
senger Buick touring car.
A pleasing literary program was
given Friday afternoon by the gram
mar grade pupils in the presence of
large company of visitors and the
high school teachers and pupils. Moxie
George presided and Miss Maude
Holmeslacted as secretary. Miss Grace
HUFF, assistant high school teacher,
was chosen as critic.
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DR.. BELLS ANTI-PAIN
For Internal and External Pains.

Have you seen the samples of the
beautiful pillow tops which we are
furnishing to old and new subscribers
alike on payment Of 40 cents addition
alp We invite you to call and inspec
them. They are a novelty.
The NEWS
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-13
For Sixteen Years

DIR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey has been
used by millions of people with perfect
satisfaction. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, In fact all throat and bron-
chial troubles.
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Concord S. S. Association.

The following program has been
prepared for the meeting of the Con-
cord Township Sunday School Asso-
citation which will be held at the
Christian Church, Sugartree Ridge,
April l6, 1911, at 2p. m.
Song.
Scripture Lesson and Invocation.
..................... +. Roberts
Song.
Introductory Remarks. ........
D...............Pr II. II. Redkey
Minutes of Last Meeting .. ....
.... Secretary Mrs A. G. Lyle
Address-How Can We Make the
Opening and Closing Exercises of
the S. S. Interestingly. j. ID. Booth
Song
Recitation. Joy Bennington
Duet Ruby Boyd and Glenna Fisher
Address-The Personal Preparation
of the Teacher During the Week
......... ...........John j. Bum
Song
Paper-An Outline of Sunday School
Work. .........M Mrs. p. c. Edenfield
Recitation. on.............T .Thelma Booth
Paper. ................ Louie Hatcher
Song.
Address-Can One be an Efficient
Church Member and not be a S. S.
Workers. Rev. G. ID. Poston
Round Table. le...........R Ray Shelton
Song.
Election of Officers.
Benediction.
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DR.. Bells P.ne-Tar-Honey
For Cou1hs ard Colds.
,Do Won tbink n 10 bacoc,no 9n ,

''Do you think it is becoming ?" she
asks, appearing in her latest gown.
Don't bother about that !" gushes
the friend. "It is perfect 1t is simply
delicious My dear, it makes you look
absolutely helpless "-Judge.
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Everybody wanting the Times-Star
Green Baseball Extra Regular should
notify Joe Stabler's at once. He is
trying to have them sent so that they
will arrive on the S:l2 p m. traction
ear
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Sauer Kraut Handy, fine confec-
tion made from fresh cocoanuts, 20
cents a pound at Stabler's. Try a
nickle's worth or more. You'll like
them.
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Baby shoes and mocasins, 25c and
SOC a pair at Stabler's. Buy the baby
new pair for Easter.
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The J. @. G. Corsets at so cents and
$l.00 are the best values that can be
had at these prices. Buy your next
corset at Stabler's.
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Mating, floor oil cloth, room size
rugs, window shades in all sizes, cur
tain poles and sash rods can all be
bought at Stabler's at the right prices.
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q Fine hat flowers and foliage, lOc
bunch at Stabler's. Everybody is
buying their hat flowers at Stabler's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-13

Don't forget the "St mulator" Sale
OF lace curtains for 10 cents each
piece, next Saturday, April l5, 3 p, m.
at Stablers, Not more than two pair
sold to any one customer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

poison.
All these varieties Of cotton were
planted on the 18th day Of April, with
a cotton planter, the simpkins bsing
planted overo on the 7th OF May on sc-
count Of very poor stand. The other
varieties all had good stands.
The yield Of the sImpkins wal about
IL per cent less than other varieties OF
the same type. This loss was caused
by the latter planting Of the simkkins.
This test certainly proves that cot
ton can be grown at = good profit nm
der boil weevil conditions, and furth-
ermore that the long staple varieties
yield q much greater profit; not only
this season but the same was the case
In 1909 and also in 1908, IS shown by
experiments conducted Ia tho Red
River Valley Of the Louisiana Pest
Commission and published as their Cir
cular No. 20.
The use OF powdered Arsenats OF
Lead has helped make these large
yields possible under boil wsevil con-
diti0ns.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

y louuE mirage TO- Part pay
ment on Shell Bluf Bridge -1aSS 90
N BPurtie, bnrying paupers. 20 90
ST. Brown and ]. NJ. Sykes, Commit
to-, recommended pay for roads IN Beat
s.
q. n. Turner, working roads Beat 5,
$sIe.
81 Brown,R T Jones and J NJ Sykes,
Committee, examined books Of G W
Crockett, County Auditor, reported
sanas - neatly kept and recommended
pay for his services.
CIV Crockett, services county Audi
tor $500; Ex-oficio services for Board
Of Supervisors 500.
BIT Sayre and J i Haley, Committee,
recommended pay for roads in ? but not
deductions made In last report.
@ N Turner, working roads Beat .,
$180S76; Assessment Of ] ] Barrow re-
duced from 1880 to $1,000.
Assessment Of Williams and Howard
Drug store reduced from $1,000 to 81.
900; c W Crockett, employed as Coun,
ty Auditor for 1911 at sal. Of $500.
OFFICERS ALLOWANCES.
B T Sayre, ! day inspecting 80; J NJ
Sykes 2days and mileage and 4 days in.
speeding $226o; q T Jones 2 days $Si
J 1 Haley, 2 days. mileage and 2 day.
inspecting $1480; ST. Brown . days
and mileage 800; o W Crockett So; 81
Prophet "a; ED Stone s25.
Ordered that W g Chatham be en-
ployed % Bridge Tender Of Ashwoos
Bridge for $50 per month.
Board adjourned to meet Friday Dec
to transact following business. TO re
ceive the finding Of Board on assess
mont Of damages forland taken on roat
s W from Guide to i~ntersect the roas
from Bear Creek to PurnelI. To receiv,
Of Committee to inspect and report OF
bridge across Turkey Bayou on roat
from Longs place north through G v
Davis place, built by A W Ross.
To receive report Of flooring 0
bridge at Berclair, work done by d
Alexander and il deemed expedient t,
draw warrants for such amounts as ma,
be found to be due.
To award contract for county print
ing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
Ross Mango Pills.

This Is theremedy that has made the
.pog Fancierv happy from coast to
coast. Many large kennel owners as
we'll as individuals ave singing the
praises Of Ross' Mango Pills because
they CURE THE NANCE, and are no
trouble to give. No nasty mussy APP
~plication to use. Cure Is guaranteed or
or price will be refunded. Soc per box.
Ross Dead Quick vsrmifuge never
fails, price SOC. Koss' Germ Lotion, q
valuable remedy for neas, lice, chicken
mites, etc, SOC per bottle. sold in
Greenwood by 8. L. RHINEs q L. N,
CHANDLER. Mail orders promptly
filled.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
Solved A Deep Mystery.

u want TO thank you from tho bot
tom Of my heart wrote G. B. RAIDER,
Of Lewisburg. W. Va, "for the wonder
full double benefit | got from Electric
Bitters, in curing me Of both a severe
case Of stomach trouble and Of rheuma-
tism, from which ! had been an almost
helpless sufferer for ten years. 1t anti
ed my case - though made Just for me-
For dyspepsia, indigestion, iaundice and
to rid the system Of kidney poisons that
cause rheumatism, Electric Bitters has
no equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy. only5 !
Druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
]. B. ALLEN MAKES
IMPORTANT STATEMENT
Some Important Facts as to Lens
staple cotton.

Having made q test OF thirteen dit
fercnt varieties OF cotton during the
season Of 1910, under boil weevil con
ditions, and knowing that many will be
Interested In tho result, ! now make 1t
public.
This test was made on level upIands
that have been In cultivation for sew
enty-hve years and that wore planted
In corn and peas the previous seasons.
All cotton stalks on the plantation had
been cut and burned before Nov. 18th,
the previous Fall, the boil weevil hay-
ing been In this section for three years,
Tho land was broken up In the Fall
into rows 4 feet thre inches wide, was
gone over once with a disc harrow In
January. Three hundred pounds Of
fertilizer per acre was applied, COM
posed Of equal parts OF Acid Phosphate
and Cotton Seed Meal, when land was
rebedded q few weeks before planting,
when the cotton y up TO q stand II
was cultivated with Planet, Jr, culti-
yators with s inch sweeps on right and
rear arms, and ordinary teeth ID other
arms, running as close TO the cotton az
possible without injurlng IL. This
mode OF cultivation was continued
throughout the season as often as Q Q
essary, occasionally running down the
water fnrrow with 4 middle buster. The
The cotton was chopped out when "
had its third and fourth leaf on ID, leav-
Ing one and two stalks every IL to 70
inches. And was hood later when noc.
essary.
The boil weevil made their appear
ance after the cotton was cut to q
stand and as soon ~ found commenced
picking them out Of the terminal buds
binds where 85 per cent Of them were
found. This was mostly done by chill
dren.
As soon az the little squares com
mencedt to form two pounds Of powder
cd Arsenate Of Lead per acre was ap
piled with q Champion Dust Gun. Thii
gun blows the poison down into thu
buds and squares Of the cotton wher'
the boil weevil feeds. This poison wal
applied every 8 days until four applica
items had been made. A man can cove
from 4 to Q acres per day with one q
these guns.
The weevil were caught and punc
tursd squares picked until August LIT
The extra expense incurred above III,
ordinary cultivating expense was a.
follows:
800 pounds fertilizers, 20; 9 pound
arsenate lead, ~; Labor Of applying
30 cents; Picking weeyil and squares
81. Total per sore, $3.50.
There wa almost continuous rain
during the time that the poison was be
Ing applied, which prevented gcttinl
the fullest benefit from the use Of tn
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
COUNTY FARM ALLOWANCES.

y humphreys, pcstnge-....- 10
Ordered that county treasurer adj
vsrtiss tho county bridge bonds 70
naming On hand for sals the nrst Mon
day in Feb. 1911.
City Drug store, med. for Farm 400.
Hollcman A Holloman services Ter
farm, $500.
Petition Of Chapter Mildred Maury
Humphreys. o. ID. G., asking TO change
name Of ltta Bsna High School TO that
Of BENJAMIN Humphreys High School
rejected.
Chas. Espss awarded contract TO sup
erintend County Poor House for 1911 at
the sum o. $3.50 per head per month
board for paupers.
". T. Davis, employed Is Jan. and B.
4. for 1871 at 4s5 per month.
Assessment Of Eidon Drug Co. for 1910
reduced from 1880 to 800.
v. 7. Young Bridge Co. awarded con-
tract for protection work At Shell Bluh
bridge for 5000.
D. o. Alexander awarded contract
for repairing bridge over Blue Lake at
$1.75 psr foot.
". r. Young Bridge Co. awarded con.
tract for steel bridge over drainage
ditch on arsenwood-Eidon road fol
$500.
W. r. Young Bridge Co. awarded con.
tract for building draw bridge wei
Iazoo River At or near Roebuck Land.
ing for $4,000.
A number Of changes ordgred made
In the real assessment follon acconntoI
change in ownership.
W. I. Young, instructed to make 81
specification and plans necessary fol
draw bridge 1t Roebuck and to max,
application 70 War Department.
Peter Rush, relieved from assessment
Of . mule, sams being erroneous.
r. w. Parsons relieved from assess-
ment Of Automobile, Same being srron
cons.
Sheriff ordered to give MOTIVE TO T
{. GArrott To stop wstsr running in pub
lie road.
W. T. Mathews employed q connt,
Physician at salary of $loo.6c pei
year.
e. D. Stone employed - attorney for
tho Board for 1911 It $500 per month,
W. T. Fountain, mdse, for pau
2 90
Thomas Bros, repair on Poor
House. ". . 80
&C Money, bridge Inspector 100 %
w. T. Young Bridge Go. part on
Shell Bluff bridge. w..,.......- e12 90
"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
WHAT YOU GET FOR 500

"A Gld-Fined Frame perfectly fitted TO- your face, any style you may desire, read
ing or distant glasses that vii. serve you for years. "A careful examination OF
Of your eyes will be made and glass perfectly adjusted by a practical graduate
optonetrst as your case may require, and you may be sure that they are cor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

decg-1m
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
GIVING OUT.
The Ttruscle DlsCourapes Many d Cltlren
of Greenwood.

4F5
81 greenwood.
Around all day with an aching back;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one give OUT
Doan's Kidney pins will give renew
cd life.
They are for backache.
For other kidney ills.
Here is convincing proof Of their
merits.
J.. 7. Lamb, electrician, Depot ST.,
near square, Grenada, Miss, says: II
gladly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills,
al ! never used another remedy that
gave me such great benefit. My Kid
neys were badly disordered and at
times caused my back to ache intense
ly. / could hardly turn In bed and In
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

Resolutions made In q few moments
are level kept. Begin now to think
the matter over, and by the first .
January you will decide that the best
resolution will be to start and keep an
account with the Savings Department
OF the Bank Of Lefore.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

FOR RENT Two nice offices, in
Hamilton Bldg, over L. N. Chand-
ler's drug store. Apply to
B. L. YOUNG.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

Write j. J. Stingley Of Durant,
Miss, for high-class mich cows,
and first-class Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
Start New Year Alright.

Make New Year anspiclous BY start
ing an account In the Savings depart
ment Of the Bank Of Leflore. 1t pays
you 4 per cent and provides y. way-tc
protect you from adversely.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

when buying q cough medicine for
children bear In mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the most eifec-
tual for colds, Group and wooping cough
and that ii contains no harmful drug
For sale by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20

FOR RENT A 5 room cottage,
with all conveniences, In North
Greenwood, Phone No. 442,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-20
January Meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors.

Be 1t remembered, that on this End
day and first Mfndsy Of January 1911.
the Hon. Board & Supervisors Of Eeflors
County, met A. the Court House in
Greenwood when there were present.
r. T. Jones, i'm. Sykes, J. L. Haley and
81. Brown, mambers, G. W. Crockett.
Clerk, 8. 2. P,ephet, sherin aud r. D.
Stone, Attoriay.
President ,, r. sayre being absent on
account Of sickness, r. r. Tones, super
visor for Beats vas elected president
pro tenn.
The following proceeding were had
and accounts allowed.
Allowed for teaching Itta Bena School
TIA. Binford $1,000; Misses q. Hendsr-
son, n. MCGOWAN, A. Gadberry, NJ.
Trierson and Mrs. n. A. Rushing 5000
zach. Geo. hurry, porter 5000 T. A.
Binfsrd turning piano,~-$ 90
Williams q Robertson, Material
Tor Itta Bona School. q rs
Q W Crockett, postage for Dec. 4 as
" IA Davis, Jan. and B t.. 4. IS 90
Marshall and Bruce, books for
supt. Of Ed -. 4. ..,..... ....... 4. As e5
VT Fountain, mdse for paupers 10 90
Sz Prophet, Habeas Corpus 5 40
Geo. D Bernard 8 Co, pay certi-
fcate book. -...........~..... 18 90
W Mathews, salsry.... 81 81
Ars.T.C Topp, teaching ,..,~.... 20 90
Gus Blass, mdse...a-... 1 ~
Cum Tel CO., Phones 3 %
N. Chandler, medicine ...s-. Z IL
G'wood Light %. Lights...-., 81 IA
First Nat. Bank, car Of corn for
county farm !. ...............~-.... $40 Is
]. Il. Allen, driving piles on L.
. near Browning .... SO 90
Enterprise, legal notice and sub 5 80
Chas. Esper, boarding paupers., 81 80
B TSayre, 6678 pounds Of cotton
seed at 1000 per ton, for Farm I33 e5
IG Gillespie, salary s..... 75 90
Ordered that salary Of proceeding At
tornsy be fixed at 800 per month for
year 1911.
s @ Tooth Co. Books for Cir
cult Clerk. n As
W M Peteet, Salary. 101 50
r A Beard, 10 hogs for FARM. 40 90
Warrell Mfg. %. Insecticide $40 %
8 Prophet, $500 stamped En-
velopes . .-...... .,-.............. - ~
Conveying prisoners $21.60 re-
pairs on typewriter $3.50,
Boarding prisoners.-............ ITO 80
J B Humphreys, fees in state
cases ..... is %
81 Prophet, same...... "a 20
d p Montgomery same.... 0 10
r r Love, same 10 85
@ r. James, same....... 1 10
Commonwealth Legal banks, etc "A 81
On filing Of account Of II. h. Tate foS
damages on account Of laying out pub-
lie road running south west from Cuds
1t is ordered that the Board 60 upon
the land and assess the damages on 5th
Of Jan. Said Tate having waived the
i've days notice.
n. B. Williams, building gil Of Messy
Island $1,000.
r. n Love. Faea IN atate Vases AZ. 10.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
EVERYBODY FLIES
DR.. BELL FINDS IN
R0UND-W0RLDT TRIP
Telephone Inventor Tells How
India Sends Letters by
Aeroplane.

DR.. Alexander Graham Bell returned
to-day on the White Star liner Celtic
,rou , ,ou, n, Tho wor,d bs,rr Ina,
No, viii. y. wa ro,,,,u - 90,
~,
'es"'a'"b NV '''o'op"e"' '" '"0 $40
phone IN out-or-the-way places ne
talked at great length on the progress
that In being made abroad in the per-
lection OF the ~aeroplane and hydro
plane.
Europe said DR.. Bell, as far ahead
Of this country with It's aeroplanes
and ~hydroplanes. In Italy | saw a
h%ydroplane. invented by Forlanini.
which attained q maximum speed OF
rortv-ave miles an hour. IL weighs
two ton, and IL eauipped with a 100
h-or.enower engine. II has several
.mau n,anss. mona more than aH feet
.ouor. which support tho engine.
which IA below tho water line. Above
o.. vo,.r ,bere ara accommodations
Gov ,,ree p~a.senger, saw this con
..,u... an.r.,ad m I.aLe Naprlore.
=. ...,.a or ssye,ty-three ldlo.
49, ,,hor, for,v.ave
'ho''e' a. 49, raoora
mi'es'' VINO" '"
for travel by water
AT A~liahabad. India, ! saw the 'irst
aerial post operated. Two bags OF mall
v.r. carried nv aeroplane to a railroad
$50, 7 can, several ~let,crs - II.
..t,,nr NO. ~, nv wov from Aus
- 80, srIosn
Train u .,n,