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• Kendall. Montana, December 23, 1 9 01 7. WORD FULLY EXPLAINED. When He Came to Fully Understated It \Berritaes\ Gave the Old Ilan a. New Idea. Back from the day's. hard work in the wheat held , the discontented parent sat down to interview the young rn who was horrz from college in quet of a brief vacation and more cash, re- lates the Kansas City Star. \I do not comprehend the meaning of many word.s which tate appeared in your letters,\ complained the pa- rent. \For instance. in 3 - cur last et - ter you wrote this: 'Firc:ncial hetet- e5 are on the blink apain. i I comprehend 'the blink;' that is what your edt - ca• tion is up to date, but ibesitzesi is te.• yond me. FA -plain.\ The young man smiled a surerim smile and gracefully lighted a tintee. cigaretee. He said: • \'Besit-es' is a new Word in the lan- guage and can he used as a substitute for all the other words, or. rather, it is 'a word which may be used to ex - pt - es the universe in its infinite en- tirety anti in minute detail; anything and everything. separneely or to- gether. is 'besitzeFs' The nurnose of 'hesit-es' is to relieve monotony of dic- tion in the classics of the foture.--- \Thua the reformer will proton against the 'besit7es' of polition; abuse; historians will allude In the ancient Roman ihesit-es.' of Julius Caesar; the Poet --\ the sweet ibes.itzes' of the s.nringtime; even tie parson will minister to the spiritual 'hesit-es' c. his floolc-ell the various entities in ';terature. seleroe. religion, and art will he 1 , nown as the intellees tnal Bet that is not all.\ \Yon don't say!\ \'Beeit-es' are also peonle and thing's. For instance, in your diwtin- gnished eerson you renresent my own pasentat ihesitzres.' Ha! ha!\ \Indeed!\ \And you Are 'beeitzes' in a general sense.\ 44 m r l \'von eot drink 'hestt-ess' and engage ;n Mere'y the ihe•it--es:' anti - ft is ve-v ihe. , it-ss' that you shoold t zt, : ste..e 9 2. , : tf T .... : : 7, 1 7 the remarkable The r --.ms , - , toyhed unroarously. fro- t.p \^kled the fon he was having vv;th the old man As tho 'ot- ter ree to answer the dinner bell he remarked: \Yon needn't go hack to O. -it coo..ore. I (trot t.sttere ern ere Jost cat coil for the cls•eieni .1.0.4.44*•••••••, V.4,111 re s n rennet fee v s,•sp • - n”r•n•tste 'heels in the wheat 0.0- , 4 . 1 )e refit of us at four a. m. to -morrow.\ FRUIT AS * A DrE: TIVE AID. Ptneanities, Are itanrahaUzlaaaaffeiat far Persone *meted solos hyspepsto. The partaking of a slice of pines uric tfter a meal is quite in accordance with phytiiological sinre, though it may not be genes tlly known, fresh pineapple juice contains a re- markably active . Ajge.r ! :iye p;inJrje similar to pensin.\ 'This prin , riple has been termed \bromelin.\ and rn pow- erful is its action upon pimples oet It will digest as much as 11:00 times Its weight within a few hours. Its di- gestive activity varier in acoorderce with the kind of proteid to which It is subjected. Fibrin disappears en- tirely efter a time, says a medical authority. With the coagulated albomin of eggs the digestive process is slow, while ;he albumin of men; its notion seems first to produce a noloy galat- inous mass which, however, com- pletely dissolves after a short time. When a slice of fresh nineanple is placed 'upon a raw beefsteak th- sur- face of the steak becomes gmarbially gelatinous owing to the digest' ve ac- tion of the enzyme of the juice. Of course, it is well known thn, -st- ive agents exist also in other fruits, but as it is considered that anaverrge- sized pineapple will yield nearly two pints of juice it will be seen that the digestive ection of the whole fruit must be enormous. The _rejig. ity of this peculiar digestth agent is destroyed in the coot - el pineapple. but unless the pineapple is preserved by heat there is no reason why the tinned fruit should not retain the digest ire power. The active digestive principle may be obtained from the juice by dissolv- ing a large quantity of common salt it, when a precipitate is obtained possessing the remarkable digestive powers just descr:bed. Unlike pep- sin, the digestive principle of the pineapple will operate in an acid, neutral, or even alkaline medium, ac- cording to the kind of proteid to which it is presented. It may, there- fore, be assumed that the pineapple enzyme would not only aid the work of digestion in the stomach, but would continue -- hat action in the in- test'nal tract. Pineapple, it may be added, eon:eine much indigestible matter . of the nature of woody fiber, but it in quite p sssible that the de- cidedly digestive troperties of the juice compensate or this fact. • PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Son—\Paw what does \oeto\ mean?\ Father\Octo means eight.\ Son—\Then granpap must be an oeto- gun, cos he's 60 yeasts old.\—Ohio State Journal. Mr. Pushly—\Didn't I see you on the avenue the other day?\ Misnkinub- ber—\It is quite possible; I remeinLer di.tinctly that 1 didn't see you.\— Town Topics. Sharpe—What s ‘ trauge sourats your wife io making! I'm afraid she has a tit. Whealton—Don't be alarmed. S' - e is merely trying to scold her neigh- bor while she has her mouth full of clothespins.—Chicag,•) Daily New& Wilson's Stage Line Fast Time Between Lewistown and Harlowton Carrying the IT. R. Mall and making connection with trait°. on 51 ontatia rat troad # Coaches Leave Lewistown 5 a. m. ex- cept Sunday. Leave Harlowton upon arrival of af- ternoon train. primaKit LAND. Act Jnne 2, 1578. -Notice for publication. United States Land Office, Lewistown Montana 18ov.43, 1942. Notice is hereby given that in complirnee a ith the provisions or the act of Congress of June 11, 1878, rut it led \An ate for the sale Ol Slasher- hinds ia -- the 1. - ternor - of Can tora1a: - 0 igott, Nevada and Wash imams Territory \ as extended to all the Poblic Used Sta•e• by net of August 4. 1892, Frank mookers of Hen- dna ion,,, t v of Fel i cia. :•tate of Montana, has this day Hied in this office his sworn state- ment No. 8, for the purchase of the Lot 4, Sec. 2. To 17 N R. 17 5.5 SW. SW. 1 / 4 of Section No. :15 ii, Township No. 18 • R 17 E. and will off..r proof to show that the land sought is more valitabb• for it. timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es ablish hi. claim to said land before the Register and Vowel ver. of this office a L-wistown. Mow, teen, on Thursday, the 15th day of January, 19.2 • He mimeses witnesses: Abraham Hogeland, of• ewistou 1, Montana. Frank Sample. Her - relit' C. Pernot awl Jesse Sample of Deer- field. Montana Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-ties-ribeti lands are reqiiested to file their , istons I,. this °Mee to, or before saki 15 slay of January. 111 2 !COWARD BRA NGsr, Register First publication Woe. 11, 19 2. TISitilin LAND art Amor S. 1878 - Not ieefor Publicat ion - (limited States f.and Office, L wildown. Mon' atm. November ti, 19.2 NotVe is hereby given that it• compliance with the provisions of the net of Congress of June 1, 1878 entitled \A ti tn•t for the sale of tiltlibPr lauds in the States of California. Ore- gon, Nevada and Washimr , •••• Territory, as ext• Toted to all the Puldie Land States by net of A tut ust 4, 1892. 41444141.. Sample. of Deer- field, county of iforglis. State of Montana. has this day filed In this °Dims his sworn statement No 45. for t e pot -chase of the S. , t $IL of Sec Tp. No 18 N., Range No llit. E. !Notation Meridian, a• shit offer proof to show that the land sought is more valoable for its timber or stone than for avricultnral mimosas, will to pato bli•l• his claim to said Innd b -fore the Register and Receiver Itf this ofttre at , ewistrosi., Montana, on ThursdaY• the pith day of Janne' y, 1902 He names as witness-••: Abraham Hoge - land of Lewistown. Montana, Frank Sample. Morrell') C Perot and Frank Honkers of Deerfield. Mown Da. Any and all persons claiming adversely the shove described lands are requested tt• file their claim, in this of tire OH or before said '5th day of Jan ithry, Mr. EDWARD nItAtIRICY. Register. First publication Nov 11, 19,,2, BANK OF FERGUS COUNTY (Incorporated under the laws of Montana.) Lewistown, Montana. — S. S. ROBSON, President. L. W. ELDRIDGE. Vice -President. P. B. WRIGHT. Cashier. AUSTIN W. WARR, Asst. Cashier. Board of Directors: r. C. Power, Perry M'Adow, W. D. Symmes, S. S. Hobson, L W: Eldridge, J. Holzemer, L. H. Hamilton, Austin W. Warr Frank E. Wright. Paid -Up Capital $200.000. Surplus and Profits, $7o,000. Correspondents: tinerican National, Helene, Montana. Koontz@ Firos., New York, Continental National, Chicago, Illinois Reed & Millard's Saloon McKinley Avenue, Kendall Headquarters for the Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars .1 1 Large Club Rooms Attached We are alwaya pleased to see old and new friends. Livery and Interest Allowed on Deposits Left X — Feed Stable for a Specified Time. W. G. Norman ec Co. Manufacturing Jewelers Lewistown, Montana _ Fine Watches and Clocks Repairing limen Caurful t-tition W. 0. NORMAN VISITS KF.NDALL ABOUT THE TENTH OF EACH NIONTH. HE ALSO CALLS AT OTHER TOWNS MONTHL1 Kendall Livery and Feed Stables MERICKLE & M'CORMICK Proprietors Opposite Stephens' hotel a. Headquarters for Lewistown— Kendall—Stag - e • Patrons Given Every rittention si* Stock will be cared for at reasonable - prices. , North end of McKinley Ave. .A R. W, DUTCH ER, Proprietor. Js Livery Rigs and Saddle Horses (;ookl Facilit es for hoarding mock. Kendall Barber Shop For an Up -to - Date Hair Cut and S have call at Ed. Hayden's In the Turner Block NIELSEN & HOFFMAN Merchant Tailors Lewistown Montana **Win bola * KENDALL. the toth of each month to take orders for custom made clothes and salts maids by. eastern clothiers ob Printing With our own ideas coupled with your suggestions, we think we can do as artistic things in job printing as any establishment in the state. If ricrerienct counts fot anything we will be able to suit you. No order too small or too large for us to turn away. As to rates, the Chronicle Job Office . will be on the safe side, atd not allow an order to be sent elsewhere on that account.
