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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
HERR KREss' AIRsH1P.
An AeropIane Operated by a Light
Benzine Engine.

Vienna Cor. Of the London Standard.
Herr Wilhelm Kress, who, owing to
the emperor's gift and contributions
which are expected to follow, will now
chine, first began to work UPON 1t twenty
years ago. His idea is to support his
ship with the help of great wings OF
silk or hemp extended by means of steel
ribs resembling the smokes of a bicVeia
wheel. These would in themselves act
as parachutes and allow the car beneath
to descend gently. This car or boat rests
on runners like those Of O. sledge which
would enable it to glide on ice, snow On
grass, and the boat itself, would sit on
water. The machine is TO be raised and
moved by two propellers similar to a
ships screws. These, while propeilins
the vessel. will make the Wings or sails
face the air. With these latter or part
of them. directed upward a power will.
come into action which will first Support
the weight of the boat and then raise it
in the air as 1t grows stronger The
screws are to be set in motion by a ben.
zine motor of twenty horsepower and Of
such exceeding .lghtness as has never
been before constructed. It is believed
that 1t will not weigh more than from
eight to ten kilograms per horsepower.
and Will therefore, be made of aluminium
Herr Kress to set his model in motion
uses India rubber springs, and though
the little machine never flew longer
than a matter Of minutes, the experi>
nent, however often it was repeated,
always succeeded. Prof Won Radinger. a
high authority. is convinced that Herr
Kress viii succeed. The inventor at
tended the technical schools to study mo-
chine construction when he was almos.
any detail Of his invention to other hands
than his own. He hopes that the first
experiments with his fullsized a:rship
will be made in the spring on the Lake
of Neusiedel. across the Hungarian from
tier, not many miles from Vienna. Ffe
calls his invention Dragon Flyer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
discrimination of animals.

Londen Chronicle.
The giraffe is now one Of the rarest
OF quadrupeds, fact due to the per
sistence with which 1t has been hunted
and but for the care with which the In
dian elephant has been domesticated and
bred, 1t, too, might have declined as a
race, fate that may soon oyertake its
African compeer. One of the most tyl1t-
cal illustrations which we have 5R<Tile
short and sharp determination of an ami
NAL race is that of big unwieldY ami
NAL called the rhytina, a near relative
OF the sea. cow, one species of which, the
manatee, is not uncommon in geological
collections; These animals have. no hind
and their tale is set horizontally, as in
the whale. The rhytina was discovered
about the middle OF the eighteenth cen
fury on small island off the Kamtch-
atkan coast, called Behring'S island 1t
was here Boring himself was wrecked,
and Steller, who was naturalist to the
expedition described the rhytina, the spe-
cific name of which, accordingly is Tor
was) Stelleri. The animals were easily
killed and afforded good eating, the lat
ter an all-sufficient reason for their
slaughter The last of this race dates
from the year 1858. As for birds, and
especially heavy bodied ones, we have a
long list of extinctions as the result of
mans interference. Not to speak Of the
great aux we have the dodo and the
Solitaire. The second named was found
in Mauritas. 1t was killed off in the
end of the seventeenth century. The
solitaire inhabited Rodriguez. Its ex-
tinction dates from the middle of the
eighteenth century.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

Of the concern; in return he would give
her some stock.
The countess was as enthusiastic over
this new venture as Wright, and persuad-
ed the Marquis Of Ava to go into the
concern as its head
Further than this she persuaded the
duke of Newcastle and many others of
less degree. and went in herself.
The question now is, did Wright save
her before the crash came?
But this crash alone does not make I'D
the whole cup Of sorrow for the old
scholar.
OTHER SORROWS.
One year ago the cable told him that
his valiant son, the Earl of Ava, was
Killed while doing his duty at Ladysrnfth
killed during that awful waiting for a.
lief. only varied by the we'll aimed shots
Rulwana
Such a blow struck deep into the old
gentleman's life, for this was his first
born, this stalwart soldier, who was to
succeed to the fine old title that had
been guarded with honor and distinction,
ferin himself
That was a year ago, and a few days
ago the cable clicked again with as ter
rlole a message for Lord Dufferin as
the London exchange that proclaimed him
a ruined and dishonored man.
This time the message read that his
second son, Lord Frederic Temple Black
wood, lieutenant in the Ninth Lanciers,
was Shot at Glenfontain and seriously
i'll.
Lord Dufferin was an accomplished d.
piomat; man who knew all about world
politics; scholar STEPPED in the literature OF
ages easily meeting men of all tongues;
a poet who could write verses of his own
as well, as aPpTeciating those written
past and present; a gentleman who had
the manner that was composite of the
best in the old and the new.
He is the most pathetic figure in public
life that faces the new century.
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is little wonder that the patrons of the
school have been clamoring first for es-
sentials. But it must not be inferred
that essentials are limited to things NAM
ed above, which, indeed do 40 more
than offer the frame work of the simplest
education but as a frame work it cam
not be sighted.
The noblest highest results of al the
efforts of teachers inside and outside Of
school, is good character. but here the
influence must operate natui ally and at
feet the individual unconscious'y. The
encouragement, growth and development
of right principles alone assure, good
character. And the means by which these
operate are not artificial, nor in the or
binary acceptation of the term, pedagogi-
CAL 1t is impossible for child to live
in a vicious atmosphere at home, on the
street or in business, and grow into 4
noble life. Teachers may he se;ious,
forceful, honorable, but they have not
sufficient control over a child to deter
mine its character, though they may and
do assist in giving 1t an upward tenden-
cy.
In this I have treated of DIR. Whites
criticism on the subject of manners, and
in my next 1 will refer to his object rs
to fairy tales:
I do not wish to close this without de-
elaring, quite positively. that l dissent
entirely from the remarks of the editor of
the School Journal on the criticism as
to manners. Like a great many Of or
educational journals he places the blame
upon the teacher. It does not be2ong
there. 1 do not doubt that occasionally
some individual gets into a school room
who is boorish and unmanperly. He IS
not typical, however, and is mere asoi-
dent, and fortunately does not long hold
his position. 1 have no sympathy what
ever with any teacher who does not I'M
derstand child nature; does not grant
children the largest liberty, and can rot
assist in the development of all that IS
best in their natures, and yet 1 am in
sympathy with the great majority of
teachers. "A. J. Smith
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

the benediction, where he blesses the
faithful in the form which is only used
on the occasion of the jubilee. The clos
ing the door is very similar ceremony
to the opening. The greatest solernnity
is observed, and thousands of privileged
pilgrims flock to the cathedral to be wit
nesses of what, except in rare instances,
occurs but once in a lifetime His hoIi-
ness lays the first brick for the closing
of the door, all the cardinals, monsignors
and other dignataries in Rome being Wit
nesses of the operation. The bricks used
Tor this purpose are about double the
ordinary size. being covered with a thin
layer Of plate-in some cases OF silver
and in others Of gold. They bear In re-
lief the papal arms and the Inscription:
Leo XIII. Pont. Max. Aperuit ct
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

recites some prayers, takes the cross,
kneels before the door, intones the TIE
Deum, and, rising again while singing,
passes. through the holy door, his clergy
into st. Peters to witness this superb
ceremony or to take part in the vespers
at the papal chapel. After the vespers
the cardinals take off their robes and
put on their heads red caps, accom-
pany the pope to the door of his private
apartments, and then retire
After the morning mass on Christmas
day his holiness goes to the lodge of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

around the door with holy water. This
work being finished, his holiness once
more descends from his throne, singing
the anthem which opens with the words:
''Haec dies guam fecit Dominus," etc,
which the choir continues to sing after
him. Arriving at the holy door the pope
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

tiaries CT ST. Peter take their prooms.
clean the floor. remove the pieces of brick
and mortar fromothe passage-whieh are
net looked upon as material to be held
in light esteem, since relics are made of
them-and wash the mouldlngs and all
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

Respected by the People.
ST. James Journal.
Gov. Lind retires from Office the most
respected man in Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
Sores and Ulcers

I've maybe doesn't heal because you
nent but trying it with saves and washes While
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

promptly blood good
tendency Of these old and ulcers spreading and
They constant drain the system gradually thu
persons capacity for pleasure soon lost in the great and
rapid old
does depeated blood Ordinary
wa deadly poison that
waste valuable time experimenting with them
A s..,,es...r shot In the left
Ihadi
esultH truly ratfyi
which
the purely vegetable blood purifier known;
is made of and herbs of wonderful purifying properties,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
DRAIN THE
SYSTEM,
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LIFE.

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The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
Are You Aware

Of the vast difference Ill groceries: :
In the majority of cases the pur-
chaser looks onl, at the price and
gives no attention to the quality.
If an article is cheap 1t is all that
is necessary to catch the fancy
In this way great amount grocer
les of II poor quality is sold to the
people. In selling you your eata-
bles / do not have to practice any
deception because | let every arti-
Gle do its own work and if it is not
as represented ] make it right ev-
cry time.
BY dealing honestly with the
pubic. never making misrepreseu-
tation. selling goods on their quail
ity and for cash | have built up a
very nice and desirable trade and
by continueing in the future as in
the past l hope to keep on increas-
ing until 1 have the best grocery
business in the city and with your
help | can surely accomplish, it.
In reading these ads YOU will
notice no spread eagle talk or un-
occupied space. advertise as l
buy getting the best and most for
the money expended.
Ii ] set the 4,a,,,-. cnte not. so
long rs have III confidence Of the
baying public
Remember have seusonabIe
fruit and new vegetables thes. hot
days.
w. +. TAKBox. CASH GROCER
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05

Mrs. W T.. Niece. of Pueblo. is Wis
itin. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Simpson.
Mr.. Pratt bought fifteen acres Of
J. L. Wood last week at $50 per acre.
He is erecting residence upon H.
Dr. W. c. Bard. Of Bogard Mo-.
arrived "Wednesday to make his son
and daughter lanes and Miss Mary, Il
visit.
J. ". Phillips and son arrived this
incoming from Boone. Iowa, with
carload Of household goods, farming
implements and stock. They have
come To >la.
The FouUij Is celebrated bv the
people pG I.,Il' W. varions wav- Some
wcnI iat;' .,nine went to A:nity.
AID .nnl Ia coolidge while others
it>i -Iayrd At home and endcavered
to keep as cool rs possible. II was "A
very hot day.
George Hollis has two of the hand
soonest and best sewing machines
ever offered for sale in Holly. One is n
drop-hrah aud the other a cabinet.
and each makes pretty piece Of fur
nit ure, pretty enough for any parlor.
He will take pleasure in showing
these machines 10 his customers.
Miss Eva Wright bid her numerous
friends here rnndbve last Sunday night
and started for Seattle. Wash. where
she expected to arrive on Wednesday.
Immediately upon her arrival there
She will be married to Mr.. Eugene
Richards. who has been in that coun-
Try and Alaska since leaving here last
fall. The best wishes OF her many
friends here 90 with Miss Wright.
Il wish to truthfullv state TO yon
and the readers OF these few lines that
your Kodol Dysdepsia Cure is without
question the best and only cure for
dyspepsia that have ever come in
contact with and | have used many
other preparations John Beam.
West MiddlrseX, Pa. No preparation
equals kodnl Dyspepsia Cure rs it
contains all the natural dQestants.
IT viii digest all kinds OF foo6 and
help bui do Won good. -Ikelman Bros.
j. y. Higgins bought a farm in
Colorado. near where James Pierce
and Raw NJ. Anderson are located He
will farm by irrigation. Sugar beets
are raised there in vast amounts.
William DebuS returned Saturday
from olnr;,do where he bought Il farm
and Il ten acre tract OF land AT Holly.
He gncs there for the benefit Of the
health of his wife. He SAYS he has
done we'll here. and 81 he has. lie
started with nothing and will take
some sl5. 900 awav with him, every dol
lar made in Charles Mix county. He
has been here Is years. and with abSo-
lutcly no capital except his hands and
a will To work, has lived well and
cleared on an average more than eight
hundred dollars per wear he has farm
ed here. He is satisfied with Charles
Mix connty.-Chas. Mix County News.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Dr. {. :. Wilson. the Lamar dentist.
July. Remember the date.
1t takes one day to get ready to Gel
citrate, one day tn celebrate and anot-
her dav to get over it. That's about
the way the 4th. Of July serves the ay-
erage mortal
Pres bytcrian Ladies' Aid Society
will hold Basket Social at the
church July 10Th. Ice cream and
lemonade will be served. All ladies
are requested to bring baskets. All
are invited
DeWirt's Witch II;z,l s;alve Should
b. promptly applied t. cuts, burns
and Scalds. II ,oothes and quickly
heals the injured pari There are
worthless counterfeitS. be sure To get
DeWitt'S. -Ikelman Bros,
IL is easier to keep well than yet
cured. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now and then will ALWAYS keep
your bowels in perfect order They
never gripe but promote an easy gen
tie action. Ikelman Bros.
Il. w English & Co.'S new lumber
Office is nearly finished. This com
pany took charge Of the ward. which
they purchased of W. j. Pratt. this
week. and will Immediately place a
large stock Of lumber upon the
ground.
The Epworth Sisters will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Ed. Brown Wedn"s-
day July 10th. Their last meeting
was at the home ef Mrs. Padi-y where
with willing hearts and nimbie fingers
they helped the lady OF the house with
her sewing.
You can never cure dyspepsia by
dieting, What your body needs is
plenty Of good food properly digested.
Then il your stomach will not digest
it. Kodol Dyspepsia cnrc will. 1t
contains all the natural digestants
hence must digest every class Of food
and so prepare it that nature can use
il in nourishing the body and rrDlac-
ing the wasted tissues, thus giving
life. health, strength, ambition. Eilre
blood and gtNd healthy appetite. =
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clearness at distance u'-V's -----
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
..somsthl,a new Under ia. Sun,

All doctors have tried to cure
catarrh by the use of powders.
acid gases. inhalers and drugs in
paste forms. Their powders dry
up the mucuous membranes. caus-
ing them to crack open and bleed
The powerful acids used in the
inhalers have entirely Y eaten away
the same membranes that their
makers have aimed TO cure; Will.
pastes and ointments cannot reaci.
the disease An old and expert
enced practitioner who has
for many years made close study
and speciality of the treatment of
catarrh has at last perfected a
treatment which when faithfully
used. not only relieves at once. bni
permanently cures catarrh, by re-
moving the cause, stopping the
discharges and curing all intlam-
nation. 1t is the only remedy
known to science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts This
wonderful remedy is known as
''Snutties the Guaranteed Catarrh
Cure and is sold at the extremely
low price Of one dollar. each
package containing Internal and
external medicine sufficient for II
full month 5 treatment and every
thing necessary 10 It's perfect use
"Snutiles' is the only perfect
ratarrh cure ever made and is now
recognized AS the ouly safe and
positive cure for that annoying
and disgusting disease. 1t cures
all inflammation permanently and
quickly and is also wonderfully
quick to relieve hay fever or cold
in the head.
Catarrh when neglected ofteu
leads to consumptiori--"Snutties
will save you if you use it at once.
1t is no ordinary remedy. but II
complete treatment which is posi-
lively guaranteed TO cure catarrh
in any form or stage if used ac-
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this wonderful remedy regarding
your case without cost to You be
yond the regular price of Snuf-
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Sent prepaid to any address in
the United States or Canada on
receipt of one dollar. Address
Dept. - Edwin B, Giles e. Co .
233O and 1892 Market street.
Philadelphia,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
WINDOW DRApER1Es.
Halt the charm of . room depends

Halt the charm of q room depends
upon the arrangementofit it's draperies
Linen or silk shades. tinted to sui;
the furnishings of the room, are pui
up over the windows. and then the cur
tains are gathered on the rods and
draped Uniquely from one side of each
window 10 the other. Simplicity pre-
walls in their arrangement.
The most satisfactory curtains in
houses occupied by persons of mod
crate means are those of fine white
bobbinet. as they lamnder well. drape
gracefully and wear Ion. time. The
straight, iooped curtains are seldom
seen in these days Of artistic origi-
nality
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05

No-rn "oOdmen OF America, No. 7742
Ni Meets Ist and arA saturday night of each
month, .lHo. T. ADKINS. VIC. H. ". Mil.
FORD. C"rh.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
EarnsH Ms sobri0v~1.

Col. William Frederick Cody il said
to have earned ths name of Buffalo
Bill" by killing 1880 buffaloes in IS
months (ls57-s), having contracted to
furnish the Kansas Pacific railroad
with all the buffalo meat required to
feed the laborers engaged In con-
structiou.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
Geek. I. the Br,,,.A Ar~y.

That the art Of cooking ranks high
in the estimation Of British army Of
Acials is shown by the recemt granting
Of $500 20 the widow Of the late chief
instructor OF the army cooking school
At Aldershot, In. n.recognition of the val
uable services rendered by her hus-
band.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
l.ve.,or Of wh,ss.

The father Of the game of whist,
Edmond Hoyle, lived to be 81 years
old. His treatise on cards has been
published in all languaRes. and prob
ably NO work except the Bible has
passed through more editions. Tho
original wssh aRDeareA n Loeaos |.
171A
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
TIE st. lu1E
GLOBE 1EN1Cs4!
The Great Republican fhs Great Newsl,a-
Payer nj America er Of the World
Twice Every Week.
One Dollar IL Year.
IL CONNECTION WITH THE
HOLLY CHlEFTAIN
SO" 1ssl 9.'l'' $500
Th- ~. i.ouis
CtchC .Jemc-vnt

C,che Jero..ret
Has so ri';,i ~. i:r..at hl.r!cri, Nrws,m-
p.;. b. rc.na 'iinr j, worldwide. md i.
r;r,',i; as h.ri',,r I;iesr u.r sr:i,ierS .i
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TG"s lay art, irj.!"v. lis MARKET Reports
a,c r'rrci ,ir,. c,ia,,!-'r Ut crrry J,t Ill.
!; Ia sprrinl tlrr. rtincnts d,.s"trd 10 "-he
'.irn Gar,iru and air. The Fariiy
irt'. anh ''Tm Tome unr many nlhcr
fr.trirrs whir combine ~ furnish help.
:::.us lnrI,f and rs ri;s.l,i,f for ieopl. in all
conditions and circumstances of life. In
each department arti as u wiinle. It is the
/ Ger Il any t;u.'y now. ~, .s'i in the wo,ii.i
;.nd i: "ug,t II l's.:it earry fireside during
The c'liling year.
20 wor MISS
ihis "ppT,nn'iytr get tIl.. sreaieM Nj
: :" nj srw. .,iu .innh. .i",Iriml and yn,,r
'si i,'hr i"s,i .aper. ',,t on. rcur for
"iig $500. I!.i- ntrs IL nane in spite q;
III .,iyim.,r ia ,in' y, ircn white raper md
wi.ii,- "i,,'', ,or = ,in.itn liNr. Ssad your
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05
kOfiCc.

On ard after March 18th we will
sell for cash only. Holly Pharmacy.
JKELMAN Bros. ProprietorS
The Holly chieftain., 1901-07-05

>.tThAG sCHoOI. EVERY SUNDAY At
ih.m =. Nj. nj the acool house.
WM. McGLAsHEN Supt.
M. L. CHU RCH--s -serstses n,sss ess.y sss
BATH. Al II :;'pa. m. and 81 pm
A. $. HOLDEN, Pastor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-06-14

old goods on hand by the time the 1900
natural sweated tobaccos are ready for
the trade. Packers of new goods antici-
pate this, and the crop is likely to be an
early one, many of them having calcu-
lated to have their packings ready by
the middle of August 1t is generally
believed that the coming fall will bring
a season of sound, active trading. AL
though it has been impossible to obtain
data of several fairly good sales put
through this week, it is safe to say that
considerable business has been done.
Sumatra. last week was a
very satisfactory one in this market, this
week seems to share still greater i'm
provement. Importers, with hardly a
single exception, are quite busy and
sales of no mean proportions are being
made. A deal embracing 200 bales of
new goods is said to be on the tapis to-
day between a local importer and an
out-of-town party. Reported sales for
the past week will aggregate nearly 600
bales.
Havana.-Conditions in this market
also indicate slight improvement over
last week. Late steamers have brought
over extremely light shipments of to-
bacco, and all indications point to short
stocks both here and in Havana. The
local trading has been generally distri
buted among the various houses, and
manufacturers, with some few eXcep-
tions, are buying from hand to mouth.
Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-06-14
EVANSVILLE, WIS, June 7, 1901.

Only few buyers are now riding in
this section in quest of the remnants of
the 1900 crop in the hands of the farm
ers. On some roads nearly every crop
has been bought and in every section
they are very scattering, they are so few
that some of our buyers have them all
located.
In old leaf the largest sale that has
been made for some time, was closed
when Geo. HI. Rumrill sold to the Ameri
can Tobacco Co. over two thousand
cases Of 49, The inquiry for all kinds
of cased goods is improving, with good
prospects ahead.
The weather this week has been favor
able for the growing plants, and good,
warm rain Wednesday helped matters
along wonderfully. Plants are some
what tardy, but no alarm is felt as yet.
The mercury has been uncomfortably
close to the frost point several mornings,
but no damage has been done by the
light frosts- Farm and Home.