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Kendall, Montana, June 31, 1903. 3. TO STOP USE 02 PHOSPHORUS. New Method for the Making of Matches Is Urged in the Ger- man lielchatag. In the reichstag, Home Secretary von Posadowsky-Wehner, supporting a government measure absolutely prohibiting the use . of phosphorus in the manufacture of matches, said the government had acquired the patent of a new igniting substance which was harmless • to the health of the working people, and had placed it at the disposal of all the match facto- ries which were still using phosphor- us. He knew some manufacturera contended that phosphorus was not injurious; but the government htul accumulated testimony showing that even years. afte4 men ceased lo work In match factories they Colin -acted phosphoric necrosis. Herr Eduard Mueller, national lib- eral, remarked that it WaS easy enough to abolish the entire it:thistly by legislation. but what would be- come of the poor operatives after they had been deprived of entloy- meat? . Frarce. he . added, had a ndirrgartfear ttr,5110 -- fair — tife - ltr vention of a satisfactory substitute for phosphorus and the prize had not yet been awarded. The bill was re- ferred to a committee. LOCKED GIRL IN BANK VAULT. It Was Air Tight and She Nearly Per- ished Before She Was Re- leased. Miss Nora Click, who is employed in the White Front restaurant at Canal Dover, 0., was the victim the other day of a practical joke that came very nearly being fatal in its results. The restaurant is in a room formerly occupied by the iron Valley bank, and still contains the large steel vault. The restaurant people use this vault for a sort of cellar, and when Miss Click went into the vault after something, sev- eral young fellows who were in the place at the time, thinking to play a joke, closed the heavy door and ac- cidentally locked the combiiostion. The vault Is very nearly air -tight, and the joke became serlons at once. The proprietor was sent for. but, be- ing in the country. could not be reached. Then a banker was sent for and finally found. He opened the lock, after some difficulty. The space is only about nine feet square, and the young woman was very weak when finally brought into the air. GERMANS DECRY HYPNOTISM. Experts In Mental Mamie. Pro- nounce the System to Be worth- less as a Cure. The commission of experts in mental diseases appointed by the ministry of education it Berlin to investigate the healing valite of hypnotism rIports that it is essentially worthless. The eommi!eion. which is composed of Prof. Meralel rind Drs. - Ccek. Manter and Aselienborn. was appointed dur- idg the faith -healing excitement here a year ago. The report declares hyp- nbtism cannot produce organic changes nor cure epilepsy arr hysteria. hut can be used helpfully in some in- stancrs by rernovivng symptoms through suggestion. No goed physi- cians would leave out of account the influence of suggestion upon patients, but hypnotic sage -cation may intensify disease when laymen apply it alio do not know when to use it and when not to c:o FO. The influence of hypnotic sug- gestion diMillifilPR in proportion to popular knowledge of it. It is most powerful when regarded by a subject as marvelous and supernatural. The commission also notes that hypnotism is less used than formerly. Warning to Mr. Kipling. Look out. Mr. Kipling, says the Chi- cago Tribune. A little more taik of that kind about your wife's rela- tives will arouse Mrs. K. CLOIHING LINED WITH FCCi. Very Amusing Predicament of a C,Ief of a New Jersey Heat:turn ut Wia4 Was Caught Pilferiug. When Charles Blazee we, lenviiiY- the Keystone restaurant in the Penn- sylvania railroad station, Jersey City. the other (lay he cast an amig:iatiie• glance at himself in a big mirror. st t - tied his silk hat a little more firmly on his head, and smoo:hed a •Elig:,E, tion of a wrinkle at the aaist line of his frock coat. The sen7lery maleS. peeping from the kitchen window:ad- mitted that the restaurant had never employed agrook of more distinguished appearance than that tame CLar!es Blazee. The cook had hardly reached the, street, however, when he a as teucheci on the shoulder by a policeman, wh-er took Blazee to the court 0f Police tice llooes to answer a charge of pin fering various tidbits from the larder of the restaurant. The justice too:ig his seat and the attendant shoutedi \Hats off!\ Every cne, except Blazee complied. \Hats off!\ again yelled the court offieer, nixtleinrw - prrean Fr st are at lIre ecok. 'He shifted ancasilv. hut made no move to bare his head. .A policeman stepped• up tc do it for him. hat Blazee uttered n plaintive \Wait.\ and gingerly began to take off the of- fending hat. It as a de:icate job. arid the reason therefor as disclosed .when a tomato can full of chicken salad and a hag containing a dozen eggs were brought to view. As he stopped to deposit those artil ales en the floor Blazee's waistline wrinkled. The policeman noticed that and , without ceremony slapped him on the solar plexus. \Blest if be ain't wrapped up in grub,\ he declared, and. unbuttoning Blazee'a garments, disclosed a toael fastened about him like a Money belt, but containing a dozen lamb chops in- stead of cash. HAD A MILLION IN HIS GRIP. +*********************************************** 1 Club Saloon: CLINGAN et HAMILTON, Proprietors ,k High Grade TRY OUR ectaCigars Cedar Brook Hunter's Bourbon Bye M'ICINLEY .1VEXUE, ll'EXD.1LL 1 Whiskies 4 . - Of 4444444144 1 143 +0144404114444 +4111 1 1 1 1440~444+firf 34 fs NTANA Rustlers HARDWARE Lde COMPANY Montana Lewistown We have on hand and can fill your orders for MINING SUPPLIES, ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES, PROSPECTING OUTFITS In fact everything needed for mining and pecting EXCEPT THE 11INE pros - Now is the time to beautify your home. Nature is putting a new dress on Mother earth and you should put a new coat of Paint on Your House Inside and out. The Montana Hardware Company has a complete line of Devoe's Ready -Mixed Paints that are guaranteed. DON'T buy cheap paints, but send your mail hrders to the MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY and get the best. Londoner Left It in a Philadelphia W Hotel and Did Not Return —2 We also have a Complete Line of agons, Buggies, Harness, Shelf and to Get It. are, Steel Ranges, -Cooking Stoves, A Londoner recently walked into Wire Fencing, Poultry Netting and all other spring goods the Aldine hotel at Philadelphia and handed the clerk a grip which, he said, contained $1,000,000. He re- quested that it be locked up in dr safe. The next morning he drofe away and did not come back. Proprietor William Mitchell, afteir two days had gone by, opened tbe grip. He found a wad of stock cer- tificates and bonds, the lot being worth over a million at. market prices. A comparison of the stock certif. cotes showed they were made out So the same name as that on the ho,ts) register, and Mr.. Mitchell wrote„to one of the companies of the owner's appearance and disappearance, aug , requested that a search be made for him. As a result he has received sai check from the ovrner•of the secur- ities, who is now in New York, a#1 a request that the $1,000,000 valiiie be forwarded to him. A German's MIR Task. A man is coming from Frankfort Germany, to Ghicago for the purpose of teaching the people to like horse meat. He has assumed, says the Chi- cago Record -Herald, one of the lar- gest jobs on record. The Poor Rich. A Michigan man who is rich went crazy the other day and started to eat up his money. Pity the sorrows of a man who has it, says the Chicago Record -Herald, and knows he can't take it with him. Heavy Woven Screen Doors, Garden Seeds, Lawn Grass Seeds Call in or send your orders by the Kendall Stage Company Montana Hardware Company Telephone 52 Montana Lumber Company Mouldings Sash Doors Shingles, Etc. Estimates Furnished on Application Corner Fifth Ave. and Water Street, Lewistown Kendall Bakery and Confectionery Store M.4RTIN cLaUSEN Proprietor Bread, Pies and Cakes Fresh Every Day Record -Herald, to command b.a Candies, Tobaccoes and prices for tuting, especially around New York. Will Have Society at His Feu*. The man who taught King Edward to play golf is in this country. lic ought to be able, says the Chienga r • Mrs. M. E. Van Dusen's HOSPITAL Lewistown Montana The experience of trained nurses afforded to all our patients Rates from Sio to $ao per week Corresponce solicited., Telephone No. John Jackson, Jr. Notary Public Fire Insurance Conveyancer, Etc. Kendall, Montana Cigars, Very Choice Four new and rich tin mines are I oral Agent for Kendall Stages being developed in North Queensland
