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' 2. Kendall. Montana, May 19, 1903 PUNGENT PARA5RAPHS. his face when there are women stand- ing in a street car.\ -Washington Star. A conceited man admires his own mistakes because he makes them. - Chicago Daily News. .Macige-\I hear that photographer takes a very flattering picture.\ Dolly -\I really couldn't say. It isn't neces- sary for me to go to that kind of a pho- tographer.\ -N. 1. Times. A Journalistic citequisite.-\Don't you think that a newspaper in smaller, more compact form would be appre- ciated?\ • said the publisher. \No answered his wife. \It must be large enough for a man to hold in front of Barnes-\CharleY appeared to be willing to acknowlec:ge that he was in the wrong. Ile said he was quite aware of his shortcomings.\ Shedd - \Isn't that just like Charley? Always bragging about ehat he knows1\- Boston Transcript. Tess -\You and Miss SeredOn't seem to im good friends. What's the mat- ter?\ ,Jess -\Why she remarked that she was 24 years old, and-\ Tees -\And you doubted it?\ Jess-\N'ot - at all. I merely said: 'Of course- but when?' \-Philadelphia Press. Purposely Misunderstood. -\I'm go- ing on the stage,\ announced the ambi- tious amateur prcudly. \Oh well, everyone to his taste,\ replied his sir- cast:c friend, \If you Eke it, of cotirse it's all right, but when l'm going any- where I prefer to go on a railroad train.\ -Chicago Post. The Literary Outlook. -\What will be the theme of the great novel of the future'?\ I asked of the famous writer of popular fiction, who was resting after a wear:some effort to spend, his royalties. \Really I have not decided,\ he replied, with that charming naivete fur wh:ch he is so justly celebrated. - Indianapolis News. SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. sun or the br:gnt corona, as tne area thus covered was only one two hun- dredth a that in which the search Was made.. Prof. Perrine has suggested the zodiacal light may be sufficient in the aggregate to produce the perturba- tions noted. The Meld and the Title. Once upon a time there was a fair young girl who had many suitors, but she received them all with equal gra- ciousness and waited for her affec- tions to dictate which should be the especially favored one. Finally, she heard that a rich uncle of one of her wooers had died leaving him a clear and unencumbered title to many acres a very valuable land. When next she met the young man she showed quite plainly that her affec- tions had begun to dictate. The result was that they were mar- ried when the next June came around. Moral: -Titles are attractive, even in America.-N.Y. Herald. Brick kilns are now fired with petro- leum. Ion pounds of oil being aweieient To - btan a ton of brick. ---- --- * At a \sanatorium near Melbourne, massage with oLve or cod-liver oil has been found a great aid in shortening the time of treatment for consump- tion. A notable feature of Wyoming scenery is the predominance of shrubs. Among 124 species of woody plants less than, one -sixth are certainly to be rankiel as trees. It is only within the last 00 years that coal has been mine() on a large scale in France. In 1760 the 'output was only 100,000 tons. In 1843 it was barely 4,00,000 tuns. Last year it was 32,000,000. The:French factory laws permit the . employment of children •12' '.veat‘a of age. provided - ,hey show a certificate cf having attended primary schools four years, and are in vigorous health; at- tested by a medical officer. ... The aggregate capitalization cf the Industries at Pittsburg, Pa., is. more than two billion, five huteireci million' dollars. The prauction tf steel at Pittsburg, in_1901.,.tmettaled telt that of England, was-morz than that of Ger- Many, twit...? that of France, five times that of Russia or Peletun, and 25 t imes- tha t c,f Spa Dr. Patrick Manson 'has recently shown that Chinest tobaeco,often con- tains appreciable quantities of atfik nic. introcituced apparent lyma:nly with the idea of giv:hg the weed a geitliettlaver. The belisf is gaining ground an EngLeh medial circles that the. presenee of arsenic in tobacco and food Products is responsible for the great increase In the number . of eases of ,cancer. The cky within the orbit of Mercury *as carefully photographed (tithe Lick observatory eittring the 1901 ki pee. in the hope that the hypt,thetical planet of Leverrier and others m:ght be discovered. Later examination of the negatives has practically proven that no' such body cxlets. An object of. sufficient size to produce , the Ob- served disturbance of MeeCury's orbit :would be too conspicuous to escape tietectiOn, and the possibility is small , that it may have been hidden by the What a Rude Editor! An authoress of some note in her day once asked a . famous editor to give his opinion on a book which she in- tended to_ publish. In her letter .she said: \If the work is not up to the mark, I beg you will tell me so, as I haveoth- er irons in the fire; and ,should you think this not likely to succeed, I cau bring out something else.\ Having read over several pages of thf manuscript, the editor returned it, with the following brief remark: \Madam I would advise you to put this where your irons are.\ -Stray Stories. MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 94. U B. Land Office, Lewistown, Mont., May 4th, 1903. Notice is hereby given that the Kendall King Cyanide Gold Mining' I Milling cool. pony, a corporation. organized under the laws of the state of Montana, by Moses Solo- mon. its president, WhOISH postoffice adtlfess is Kendall, Montana, has this (lay filed an ap- plienl ion for patent for 1172.59 linear ft,. of the Minnie Healy Erie or vein. being 200 ft* I,, a southwesterly and 97'2.59 ft in a north- easterly direction.. measured. along t course of the vein from the centre of the 8, E. end of the dlineovery cut: And 976 71 linear ft. of the Bony Boy No. 1, lode or vein. being 244.7 ft. in a northeast- erly direction and 732.41 ft. in a southwest- erly direction, measured along the course of the vela fr the entre of the S. 11, end of the diicovery cot, bearing gold with surface ground 61 U ft in width, situated in North, Moccasin (in norganized) Minnow District,' County of Fergus. State of Montana, desig- nated by the official plat and field notes on Sip in this office as sw try Nos. 6671 mid 0672 repect ively iii T.18 N. R. 18 13 of Monta- na Meridian. said survey No. 6671 being' de- scribed as follows to Wit: Beginning at Cor. No. 1. from which the S. K. Cor. of See. 31. 'I'. 18N. R. 155., bears S, .51 deg. 17 min. E 618.6 ft.; thence N. 44 deg.. -27 mini. W. 66214 ft., to Cor. No. 2; ebeeee N. 31 deg. 17 min. E. 1172.1.9 ft. to Cor. No.!; thence H. 44 deg. 27 mill. E. 425.37 ft. to Cour. No, 4; thence S.0 deg 7 min. W. 331.66 ft. to Mr. No. thence S. 31 deg. limb,. W. 9510 It. to the place of beg' big. Said survey No. 6672 being described as fol- lows to wit: Becinning at the S. E. Cor: No. 1, from , which the S Coe. Sec. 31, T. 18 N. ft., 14 h., bears N. 89 deg. 51 min. E. 190.48 ft ; ; thence 8.59 deg. 33 miii. W 315.39 ft. to 'Cor. .16o: thence N. 0 deg. 7 min. E. 351.78 ft. to Doe..No. a: thence N. 31 deg. 17 min. R. 976.7t 'ft'. Cor. No. 4; thence S. 0 deg.1 tam. W. 8714 ft. to Cor. No. 5; thence S 31 deg. 17 min. W. 366.19 ft. to the Mace of beginning, entitalte• ing a total area of 23.45 acres, with magnet ie variation on all courses 19 deg 30 m111. E. ' .The Notice of Location of sand Minnie Healy and Baby Boy No. I lodes are recorded in the office of the Recorder of Fergus c y. hlont Iola, in Books 7 and 8 at Pages 122 and 30 respectively. There are no adjoining Blinn ml Any and all persons claiming advsneneely any portion ofthe mining ground. vain, lode, or premises so described. PlIrveyed. platted and applied for, fire required to tile their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Lewistown, in the State Of Montana, during' the 66 dlkys period of publi- cation hereof, or they trtli be forever barred, by virtue of the provisions of the statute in such ease made and provided. EDWARD ERABREY. Register. J. E. W ARBON. A no:met for Applicant First publication May 5. 1153. IONEY DISEASES are the most fatal of all cliS- eases. FOLEY 'S KIDNEY CURE Its fluaranteed Realedy or money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi- nent physicians as the best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c. and $1.00. CHOICE BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LO TS FOR SALE Kendall Investment Co. 4* ` Kendall, Montana We are now in the new bank building and are prepared to show to the public a splendid ance for Investment in both business and resident lots. ,triFt t lone Special terms will be given parties wishing to secure sites for residen- ces. Quite a number of such lots have been sold in the past few days, and several very neat cottages are now being erected in the residence portion. The town of Kendall is an assured fact and people on the outside are beginning to realize the importance of securing property. The mines are known to the whole mining world and are spoken of in great favor. The town site is beauti- fully situated. One of the finest hotels in the state is now completed and doing a first-class business. • Call at the office and get prices on property. Maps and other informa- tion for the use of the public can be had. Communications from the out= side cheerfully answered John R. Cook President .0 , 7\ John Jackson, Jr. •?: Secretary L. C. Wilson, Agent. II
