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Kendall, Montana, June 9, 1903. 7. 4 latiG k.DW A -RD'S 13E1GHT. From This Extract It May Be Draws That Mis Majesty Is About Five-Foot -Six. Why people should make bets on matter 44qut which they have no informatiatti and then ask me to de- cide them without ascertaining whether I know any more than they do, is one of the mysteries of edi- torial life, says a writer in London Truth. Here is the latest example cf this singular practice: \Sir: I should esteem it a favor if you will kindly answer in your Truth columns or privately, what ti:. height of King Edward VII. is, as two Pallet's have already been written to, and they decidedly disagree, one stat- ing five feet five and one-half inches. and the other five feet four inches. and I therefore, take - your ideasurlinie.nt as authentic, etc.\ Ohe Might have supposed that his previous experience would hap: shaken this gentleman's confidence in editorial infallibility. Why did he not write to the king's tailor? have never had occasion to take his majesty's measure. But if my guess Is to decide the knotty point,. guest five feet seven inches. No doubt Plenty of people will be reads' to correct this off hand; but I do not believe I can be more than half an inch out either wily. Certainly both the figures given above are un- der the mark. HISTORY ON MAN'S SKIN. A Ptess of Artistic Tattooing Rs- :iialed by an Arreet of the Paris Pollee. A remarkable life story is reported from Lyons. In consequence of a com- plaint lodged by a local butcher, a , young_inan, of weak and miserable air_ pearance, was arrested for theft. He protested that he was inpocent of the charge, and that he had peter before been in the hands of the police, says a Paris report to the Chicago Inter Ocean. \To prove the truth.•4 any statement,\ he continued, baring his breast, \look at this, and tee whether it would not be easy to establish my identity.\ The 3 oung fellow having stripped to the waist, it was found that his body was entirely tattooed with historical scenes, Which included the murder of .0—• flue de Guise and the death of Pres- meat Carnot. • The man's life story was as remark- able as the rest. Son of the wife of a superior officer in the Frencli arnry, and born out of wedlock at Manse:Bei. he was placed by his mother with a woman in that town, who received 00 francs a month for some years for his keep. Afterward he sereti on seteral coasting vessels as cook's boy, where he met a former student of the Beaux- Arts school, who was also in difficul- ties, and, who tattooed his body in mist artistic manner. MIgelpeg is avvitneolasst The duel, though pvhibited by law, emists in Svrfrzerland, bat the practice is confined to the ei,todentsia the Fittiss fterman universities. Es - en these fire-eaters are beginning to real- ize the absurdity of the practice, for a meeting was held at Zurich lately at .which student delegates from all parts were present. to discuss the duel and. courts of honor. A propesil ion by the president to abolish the duelnito r tether Wait 1reject (id by a large try. cons eque net *Os that sMrge number of duels which were oreeriont- ly arranged and whose nrinciplee were awaiting the result of the vote took niece at Weingarten. near Berne. Many students received severe tinnier ruts, chiefly in the face. lint wss.,verionsly %I:muted. The , police. thocioi the knoei‘the practice exists. and are often aware of the \affair seldom interferi...trti+ . 1her. look upon the duel, aR practiced by the students, as a sporting and harmless matter. It is certain that nobody has ever been seriously hurt in these affairs of hon- or.—London Times. WITH tROWB.1, AND HOE... An \experiment bed\ is worth bay.. ing. Arrange in a secluded but sunny corner, and try new plants and flower! at your wte Small, in Ornial neighborbtiolecitibri and partnevbips are admirable. Seeds and plants may dften be shared br ex- changed with mutual benefit. Wild euettliter vines dot the prairies In all dirednii. take lip gently, be- ing careful not to cut the roots, and they will thifiefoini the \waste.places\ into nooks to dream of. A decorallxe plant, both beautiful and easily li is „the Eeheveria re- tusa. It hails horn Mexico, grows about a fotiftigh, and bears numerous handsome Sowers a brilliant red and yellow. The centanrea (bachelor's button); the bluea 3 1, white larkspur, and the goldelh eorIs are daiaty flowqr sol- diers, ta1141tHiutiful. Pad moliertItatt willing to blossom. Planted together\ they will attply veyiegated sunshine through many days. Fuehias are once more popular. and are always lovely - . Soure varieties will bloom cbittiololsly all summer. Cool; moist earth, inflicienefood. and a mod- erate amount of intermittent sunshine; complete the list. of , their vequire- ments. The colors are both fine and varied. those wire/ . hive triad if. Some of The begunla never tallies favor wit varieties are hardy, and nearly all bawl handsome fbIlage. A bed of begonias will fiburish al summer, and may be made beautiful. But be careful about colors, foe -certain shades will not \go together\ at all. Plasma. Kills Rata. The plague scare has been responsi- ble for the destruction of 167,000 rats Jo the Lobitnn docks during the past —1$months.—N. Y. Sun. Orsimilmother's Jumbles. Work three-quarters of a pound of butter into a pound and a half of flour and half a pound of sugar. Flavor with _ grated nutmeg, cinna- mon or lemon extract and add three well -beaten eggs. Work all well to- gether into a smooth paste and roll out an eighth of an inch in thickness. Sprinkle crushed loaf sugar over it and cut into round cakes, and with a very small cotter take out the cen- ter. Lay on baking sheets and bake in a quick oven without browning about ten minutes.—Washington Star. - A sestow. Reeler& Sexton Mark McTigue his had charge of the village cemetery in Kokomo, Ind., for 46 years, and In that time has dug with his own hands a0Me 5.000 graVes. He -was born in Ireland 74 years ago, and came to this country hen a boy. He believes that he holds the world's record in the number of interments and years of service. Churehes Under Nam. Twenty-five churches in N'etv York, most of them in fashionable neighbor- hoods, were lately placed under a ban by the health department.' The church pimple have beim potifiett hat they mustehher rtniite -rApafrs Which will render the edifices santeary or they will be posted as unfit for ()city- pnney. The objections net mainly against systems of ventilation and drainage. One of the turiutut things about the investigation, which has teen g4igforwarelfor sonic_ watirt, that. * v e e mi lr trw chttriches in the poorer ci we're found in an unsanitary condition.—Detroit Free Press. NOTIOX FOR PUBLICATION — Depart - wogs of the Interior, Land (Mee at LewistoWa Montana, June 1, 19M. Notice i hereby given that the following i k named • ler hoe filed nottee of bee itopn- tion to ns e Anal proof in eappert of her claim, an that said proof will be mOde be- fore Register and Remiver at loptritasown. Montana', on July 14, 1901. via: May IL Sam- ple, who made homestead entry No 1471. for toe ile'i. n' 4 . sec SI, s% se!i, nw54, se)t, see In, tP• 16,a. moire is*. rbt nit the following witnesses to trove r ies tli n of jand, viz: W Misers S. Silvedianen her tont r i reektenee 110041 and etilltivIl- and Le a . kisrtzell, of Lewistown. Mont., and Ma. o llin C Pernot and James Awbery of Kendall, Montana .. DW•11D Ibia1111 llY, Register. First plifilleatfon June 9, 190e. BANK OF ERGUS COUNTY (Incor d o rated under the laws of Montana.) Lewistown, Montana. 9. S. HOBSON, President. W. ELDRIDGE, Vice -President. F. E. WRIGHT, Cashier. AUSTIN W. WARR, Asst. Cashier. Board of Directors: T. C. Power, Perry bindle*, W P. Symmes, S. S. Hobson, L. W. Eldridge, J. Holsemer, L. H. Hamilton, Austin W. Warr Frank E. Wright. • Capital Stock $2oo.000. Surplus and Reserve $125,000. Correspondents: lineman National, Helena, Montana Kontos. Bros., New York, Continental National, Chicago, Illinois Interest Allotved on Deposits Left for a Specified Time. (1. Norman & Co. Manufa'ctUring Jewelers Lewistown, Montana Fine Watches and Clocks ,Repairing Given Careful Attention -W, -4+,- NOR MAN VISITS K EN DA LI. ABOUT THE TENTH ()F EACH MONTH. HE ALSO CALLS AT OTHER TOWNS lii 0 N T I. 1 1 Kendall Livery and Feed Stables MERICKLE & M'CORMICK Proprietors Opposite Stephens' hotel Headquarters for Lewistown - Kendall Stage Patrons Given Every ritten,tion Je Stock will he eared for at reasonable prices. Reed & Millard's • Saloon .bs McKinley Avenue, Kendall Headquarters for the Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars .0 1 .A Large Club Rooms Attached We are always pleased to see old and new friends. H Livery and - - X Feed Stable North end of McKinley Ave. sst sb* R. W. DUTCHER, Proprietor. Livery Rigs and - Saddle liorses Good Facilit es for boarding stock. Kendall Barber Shop oldest established barber shop in Kendall Clean Towels and First -Class Work C. E. CARLISLE, Proprietor In the Turner Block Dr. R. S. Hedges Physician andSurgeon Office Over Judith Hardware Store LEWISTOWN Office Telephone 89 Residence Telephone 80 Office Hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. 4 to 6 p. m. Job Printing tAt ii) 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 experience counts for anything we will be able to suit you. No order too small or too large for us to turn away. As to rates, the Chrdale Job Office will be on the safe side, acd not allow an order to be sent elsewhere on that account. • stst. , Montana nniiin made cigars for (tele at d, Clingan & Hamilton's Kendall.
