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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
LATEST THING IN HOSIERY.
women's stockings Look as IL They
Were Failing over
Her shoes.

When a woman raises her skirts
nowadays the passer-by with sharp
ewes Will notice what appears TO be
stocking slipping down beyond phys
zeal and moral support, She Is in no
danger of losing 1t. II won't turn
down even over her foot, Ii is merely
the mousquetafre stocking. the latest
OF feminine folly's fads, says the Chi
cago Chronicle. Just as long glove
would wrinkle over my lndy's wrist
and arm so her long stocking now
wrinkles over her leg This probably
was devised by the girl with thin
lower extremities for the consternn-
tion Of her stout friend, who could
not afford To add anything 10 the cir-
cunfererce Of that part Of her body.
The stout lady. therefore, viii cop-
tent herself with the strires and
ciockwark which decorate the slim
tight hosiery. while the thin girl will
don the interminable hose that
| wrinkle throughout their length.
| Some of the monsquetaire stockings
are woven TO produce a senblance Of
/ wrinkles. ard there really is no let
| ting down at all. bur others are ar
ranged with just CROUCH allowance
10 produce the fashionable wrtr',le,
| OF course this careless effect must
be Planned carefully. To prevent the
stocking from getting into unsee nly
punches extra carriers, to be placed
at necessary intervals, are devised q
narrow elastic and matching tbs
stocking in color. One Of these. Just
above the shoe top, fastens, with
small. handsome buckle or bow q
ribbon. another anpearunce thai
would induce the belief in the nm
initiated that the woman was losing
her garter,
In many ways this seasons hosier'
is a startling proposition. No color !
TOO brilliant and no design too oufr,
to find favor with fashion. Checker
boards and weird figures that max
one think Of the tattoaed lady In TIL
side show are much in evidence
Gaudy stripes, extending lengthwis
: ar III circular fashion, are equal
: popular For fuIl-dress stockings Z
. deliberately wrought openwork hay
!, the effect Of delicate lace.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
HANNA HAS THE SAY.

II seems to be taken for granted by
The rank and file of the Republican
marty thar President Mckinley ana
Mark Hanna will name the man whom
they favor for the Republican nomina-
tIon in 1904, and that the Republican
National Convention will meekly 40
their bidding.
There is. apparently, no hope in Re
publican bosoms that suceessiul ep-
position can be organized to this point
Teal dictatorship. The lessons Taught
Nv Mark Hanna's all-powerfu! machine
since the days when it took up Mchin-
lev. paid his debts and compelled ms
nomination by the St. Louis e"nven-
lion have been effective. Il Is anmoiy
conceded By Republicans that any man
Of their party who dares TO antagonize
Hanna and the man whom Hanna elect
"a President is politically damned.
This applies even to Republican o.
Vice President Rooseyelt's statue.
Roosevelt neutrality-suspicious. through
out the entire Union stand aghast AZ
his temerity in Drawing Hanna and ven
turing to strive for honors forbidden BY
Hanna. They look upon him as
doomed man. He is a brave Amerl
can. honored by Americans for his man
illness and patriotism, bnt all TINS WI
count for little n helping him IN m
aspirations for the Presidency. Ant
why? Simply because he i not accept
able to Hanna, the arch-type OF IN
corruptiouist in American politics.
situation of this humiliating de
scription is ominous in it's Significance
OF the decadence of what was once
great party. The organization TO whic
Roosevelt belongs has sunk from IN
Lincoln standard TO the Mark Ham
level. Roosevelt is the sort OF Amer
can who would have Jared better VIII
the Repu5licanism Of Ltncoln's tim
He will meet betrayal and contutneI
at the hands OF Hanna's degraded pa
ty.-Repnblic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
HOUSEHOLD
Some Valuable Suggestions RPEnzd
ing Plants mud other Dunies-
tic Matters.

TIE popular Irdia-rubhcr plants
need very little water during the cold
months, when kept in the house, says
the st. Louis Republic.
See that the cucumbers are sliced
as thin as possible, and put cracked
ice over them half an hour before
th@y come to the table.
4 sauce for wild duck is made by
adding little port wine or lemon
juice to the bird gravy. 4 cash Of
cayenne pepper shoulu be thrown in
and the wko.e served Fipirg hot.
It Is pocr ecoroTY to keep a raw
onion after il is cut and part has
been used. 4 cut onion absorbs every
thing from air and from other mate
riais near il, and is quickly made un-
fit for use.
Redclothes fasteners are recess
sitg with little children who are apt
10 catch co'd from their rcstlesarcsg
al night Clirs 10 hold the covering
over them nre now made and are said
to answer their purpose perfectly.
An emergency luncheon dish II
Dtltd rice WIN nam ana roma Q
sauce. a cup Of rice Is steamcG untii
tender ard while SIN hG: 4 little bit.
ter and sore cold lean harl. chopped
very fin" fnnt more tFan lat cup.
full aTe tossed lightly through II. The
mixture i then piled in loaf shape on
platter ard tomato sauce poured
over. Tile dish is very spbstantial.and
we'll takes the place of meat.
Sweet potato pudding makes a
delicious dessert. Peel and parboil
six urge sweet petntnfy ard prqtc
fine when cold. Cream. together 18th
half cup each Of butter and sugar
beat into this the whipped volks 81
five cggs. q cup Of rich riik. the
grated rotnto. n tcaspoonfut each Of
powdered cinnamon and nutmeg, the
juice and grated rird RI lemon. ard
a wire"lass 81 brandy. Peat hard
and bake in deep graded pudding
dish. Eat hot with brandy sauce.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
UNEQUALED SERVICE VIA
GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE.

The favorite route 70 the east I y"
Salt Lake CITY aud Denver over the sA,o
Grande Western railway, In connections
with either the Denver 4 Rio Granae
or Colorado Midland railroads. You
win fnd il Il pleasant way TO travel
coupling ~ ii does the most remarkao'e
scenic ride IL America with an nnsaf-
passed train service. Three fast through
trans-continental trains daily. carfslas
an classes 81 equipment, including run
man Palace aud Ordinary on Tourist
sleepers TO Chicago and st. Louis with
Eout change, Free Reclining Chair cars
Observation cars and a perfect Dining
Car service. Send for folder and other
information TO w. q, Mcbride, = =.
| Broadway. Butte; or Geo. w. HeInlz'
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
CITY OF 10. 900 In A NIGHT.

Lawton, a new county seat city IN
one OF the counties Of Oklahoma, came
to life with 10000 people in one night.
Never before in history has 1t been
tolG that city OF 10000 people sprang
up in single night. The night after
the closing of drawing these people
Hooked to Lawton and began business
in business-like way. Good order
prevailed and everything i moving
Systematically and without trouble.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
ORDINANCE NO. IL.


An ordinances granting % the htaeki"ot L'ghi
tion,its successors aud assigns. inc rixht ana
franchise 70 erect p"ics ana string wires
thereon within the CORPORATE UNITS 81 the
village f Rackfoot forelecfric light power.
heat and other electrical purposes ana ny
Ing the maximum rates % be CHARGED tnf
electric lights Within said corporate limits.
Be- u ordainci by the chairman anh boArd %
Trustees ~ the Ftilage nt Blackto1t. iahho;
SEC. I. That there = hereby granted io me
BIaekfoot Light and PowerConpany. limited
corporation. ~ sncccssnrs and assigns, the
right to place and maintain p"'es, ana wires
Win arms. braces hna "tuer h"tur"7 h''eS.
sary thereunto over ana upon thc streets ana
alleys tnd pubic ways o. SAID SillaE" i"F tue
purpose Of carrying electrical currents for
electric lights power, heat ana other tmpr0F-
ed electrical devices. the placing ana removal
nf such poles ana "lFrs snail ." at ~ times
under the reasonable control ot the Board ~
Trustees o. the Village OF Blhekinnt' Which
control snail not Interfere with the efiiclcncy
nnd operation % @aid wires
SEC. z. In consideration ~ SAID privilege.
said blacEt"pt Light ana Power Company
Limited ~ successors aud assigns. Shatl allow
~ $500 't''''1 - 1888" - "''R t''''' ~ s't'
poles village IRE alarm and police wires, pro-
Fided The same shall be placed and maintain
ed under the direction OF the owner 81 @attl
poles ana 50 ~ not 70 Interfere With the uses
mentioned ~ the tiFst section hcrent.
SIC y The SAID Blackfoot Highland POKER
Company. Limited. corporation, it, success
sors ana assigns shall within period Of three
months from ana after the passage and ap'
I proyal OF TINS ordinance actually cornmenc"
i work ana iabor III thn construction q said
eIcctrical plant ana shaIl within period OF
/ WE'VE months from ana alT"r the Fa-~hRrhBd
hPpfpSai 81 thl7 ordinance hnish AM nave ~
cothpite operation me said electric lights,
I power Or other eiectTichl apparatus or either
Or az ~ them. q NOT less capacity than ltOt
sixteen candie-pp"er iiEhts.
oEc. :. snohld the Hackieot Light and
ROVER company hmiteh' US successors and
as7iHhs lail 70 perform any % inc CONDITION,
~ ms ordinance oy y OF tnem required TO b'
peFi"fthcd heroii spscihcd Or y y shaii ~
my tiihe aPahhotl san eiectric hEhfs power
orothet eleetr'cai @fpafatus ny y erected foi
Per'od y t"o mouths aiter completion thet
" suotl case thls ofaiuahee snail " yoid an'
p p" enect ana ~ flghts' priViicRes and fran
ehiStS neFeni'ler Rr'ititeu shait be Terminated
7se' Z. ln' sain DihchIoot hiRht ana rowe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

Nearly every person reeds
medicine at THIS time Of year v M'.1
up aud tnyigoratr the nervous sls', n,
70 cleanse the bowels. liver aua
ncys. HEfSBENE il thu best uud MS
remedy 10 do this, ~ i vii cutss !.
stipatlon, regulate the liver ana es', Y.
the bioud. Priceb1 cents At scott ~
Neuralgia pains rhenmatlsn, \,
bago and aciactic pnins, ytsia MN.
penetrating influence 81 BALltan i
SNOW IMMINENT. Price, y aO4 (
cents at Scott n Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

II you IRE troubGrA with than most
uncomfortable disease called ptte-,
don't neglect II. Don't let tHe cam.
plant GET tirm hold Every day tb"
disease il neglected il grow WORSE.
Coumeaee at once 10 use TABLEb :
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT. the
relief Is immediate, and cure tufmEtbi.
Price. 80 cents in BATTLES 'FuUe., II
cents Ut Scott i COS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

WASHINGTON Post, If the Demo
Gratis, discarding the dead issue OF free
trade and all other cadavers, will move
up to the present occasion and duty
through an assault on tariff schedules
that are maintained as Il shelter for
monopolistic and extortionate com
bines, they will appeal with special
force to large moiority OF the Ameri-
can people"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

Judge w. Fl. Clagett, one of the best
known men in Idaho, died at his home
In Spokane, Sunday. August /.
Judge Ciagett WAS prominent IN
Idaho politics few years ago but after
his defeat for the U. 5. senate left the
state and since his return some months
ago has been giving his time TO his law
practice in Spokane.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
Pan-Amercan Exposition Bates,

BIackioot to Buffalo, \, Y. and re.
turn via standard lines, $500.
Vim piHereuttal tsues St4s1h
Tickets will be- 90 sale htst and third
Tuesdays 81 each month, june to oeto,
Der inclusive, limited to ten days HI
each direction, with final ltmit 80 days
from date OF sale.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

THE drouth destroyed thousands Of
acres of corn and wheat, but there will
be no famine on Uncle sam ; ginnta-
tion. The old man will have enough
for his own family aud some to spare.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
laseLlaG NERVES.

Are Won irritable? DO you sleep bad y
l. i hard to concentrate your thoug MS
Is yourappetite poor? DoyoH ieeA tired :
restless ana Respondent: Try LIehty
Celery Nerve Company. II sill DO you
more good than anything yoa hase eyer
tried. sold by Scott 4 Go.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

FORMER Senator a. p. German is
getting Maryland in political ship
shape for great Democratic vict' ry
in November. And victory will mean
his return to the Z. 5. Senate. Mary
land produces statesmen as well as oys-
tiers and Mr.. German is one Of them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

a NUMBER Of small organizations in
the East aud some as far West a. Mis-
souri, are trying to launch Roosevelt
presidential boom. In the mean time
Mark Hanna continues at his buck saw
Inv wood.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
A Pocket Cold Cure

Krausc's Cold Cure Is prepared iu
capsule form aud will care cold Ia ode
head, throat, chest or any portion IL
the body ID y hours. You don have
t. stop work either. Price 25c. Sold
BY Scott 4 20.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

What most people want Is something
mild and gentle, when in need 81 a
physic. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets fill the bill 10 q dot.
They are easy to take and pleasant in
effect. For sale by Scott Il Go,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

Many women ffil 70 digest their food
aud 50 become pale, -aitow, thin ard
weak, while the brightness, FRESHNESS.
and beauty Of the skin aud compgaxf ou
departs, Remedy this b. taking HER
BlNE after each meal. to digest what
yon have eaten, Price, 50 gents at
Scott Il co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

A Democratic lender leading his par
ty without the barrenness Of Cleveland
ism aud the popularism Of Organism
will stand splendid show Of victory IN
1904. But with his balance pole weight
ed down at either end the chances will
be discouragingly slim.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

THE man in Idaho who eniarges his
reservoir 50 is to store up and give out
two gallons Of water for irrigation
where only one was stored and given
out before is IL bencfactor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

WHEN General Macarthur turned
oyer the military command of the Phil
ippines to General Chaffee, be said !:
.sGeneral, bequeatb you my troubles,
and General Chatfee has found that he
was left rich inheritance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

THREE Democratic newspapers in
southeastern Idaho have changed hands
during the summer, but this news
would not jar committee that believes
in spcll-binderfsm.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

If Peary has found the North Pole
and shipped it, it may melt before il
reaches the home market. SO hot il ~
this season.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
Special Rates From Blackfoot.

Triennlal Conclave, knight Tenn
pIars, Louisville, Ky, August 222@.Z5'
return sept. 6th. Return limit can be-
extended 10 Sept 10th, $4,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

MANY an office holder has said II
love the Democratic party for the fu-
sioas it has made.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

New stock Of calling cards just re.
ceived st NEWS office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
BOISE LETTER no. 5.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, !
August ., 1901. J


Special 10 Tar MEMS.
senator Heitfeld has been with US |
but he is gone. He went eastward ana
NAV visit Bluckfoot before his return.
It may not be amiss to suggest the
senator's visit to the southeast has no
political significance. Even king
visits his provinces as opportunities
present themselves.
Bosses municipal campaign is to be
| fought over again. this time IN the dis
trict court. Mr.. Williams, the defeat
ed candidate for mayor. has filed u con
test against Alexander, mayor elect
The Republicans got all At the city
election but mayor: now, they want
mayor too.
II it be told you that Boise has sev-
eral little foundries ia which receptive
and positive candidates for senator and
state offices are being nodded for next
year, YOU should not be startled with
surprise. 1t is being cautiously whis-
pered that even the governor may have
warmed to life some bees that sting
rather than make honey.
Ii is with some satisfaction that we
note the fi2le of.'The Progressive Dem
ocratic Party" OF Ohio. We haven I
much patience With the new tangled
ideas OF new acquisitions in party
ranks, advanced with an aim 70 rule
the party. We have seen no pies bet
ter than the pies our mother made with
! the old-lime spices and seasonlngs, anG
we can conceive of no Democracy bettel
than the old Jetfersoniau Democracy a
has been taught for generations.
! From every part of the state come
4 the encouraging news that the peOpl
: are fairly contented and satisfied witt
: the good work being done by the pres
/ emit administration. Murmurs OF dis
: satisfaction are only heard in the cir
d cles Of disappointed place seekers. on
J. finances are Of the gilt-edged elias.
4 Our state institutions are being we
managed. Our people are measure;
= bly, prosperous. Our mines are bein
e developed. Our crops are good. Ou
a population is growing aud our state
b growing wealthy Should any peopI
Ie ask more, should they expect more.
ia II AM 4 DEMOCRAT. :"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

It may not be amiss to suggest the
senator's visit to the southeast has no
political significance. Even King
visits his provinces as opportunities
present themselves,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

THIS war with Spain was short, quick,
and decisive, but Judging from The pen
lion returns ii was "a holy terror. I
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
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senator Heitfeld has been with US
but he is gone. Tie went eastward ana
may visit Blackfoot before his return.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-19

this season." and then he added, as
he thought of his rival across the
street, "but / am pleased to direct
you to my friend just opposite who
has been looking for many days for
a beautiful woman to take the part
of fairy. You, am sure, will just
fill the bill"
With profuse thanks the fairy"
departed.
The farmer boys who apply for
"stage jobs" as they call them, usual
ly have "A desire to be soldiers. 1t is
their idea of glory. If they can only
be soldiers they will serve as pri-
Yates in shenandoah" or fight UNI
der the banner with "Brutus." 1t is
not so hard to get a SOB" in this
line. They call themselves actors. A
cruel and thoughtless public dubs
them "supes."
Another applicant who was sure Of
her ability to win plaudits from an en-
raptured audience appeared on the
"Rialto" the other day. She was by
no means young and did not rely alto
gether on her beauty for success. She
came from somewhere sway down
east" and she believed that her pow
err as a tragedienne was matchless.
She called upon an unprotected man
ager, and, despite his protests, was de-
termined TO show a sample of her act
ing to him. Her strongest part, she
said, was Lady Macbeth. From be-
meath the folds of her dress she drew a
dagger. The manager thought under
the circumstances he would best sub
NIT. She went through the entire play
from start to finish, reading all the
parts, and when she reached the strong
dialogue of LADY Macbeth" she
frothed at the mouth and chew up the
the scenery. When she was through
the manager told her the theater only
produced spectacular pieces and il she
liked he would let her play the part of
"Old Pantaloons" in "Humpty Dump
ty." She swung out of the office highly
indignant.
But there has TO be first time for
all actors. "Joe" jefferson made his
first appearance on the stage when he
was a mite of boy. An old actor
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-19
THESPIANS AT WORK.
Stage People Are Now Getting
Ready for Fall Season.
queer Characters. Male aid Female
from Everywhere Contribute
20 Make Managerial Life
Burden.
Especial New York Letter.i


IF one strolls along upper Broad
way in the hot days of summer he
viii be particularly impressed with
the dreariness of that part of it which
the Thespians are pleased TO call The
Rialto." The big theaters are boarded
up as tight as the mansions of the mil
honaire clique over on fifth avenue.
1t is the activity of the actors and act
resses, who use Broadway between
Thirtieth and Forty-second street as a
promenade in the afternoons when the
heated season is over, and the dazzling
glare of the many-colored electric
lights which shine forth from the the
aters by night. that has given 1t fame
on two hemispheres as a highway,
bizarre in the picturesqueness of its
pedestrians and inimitable in its
kaleidoscope gayety and frivolity.
The real stars of the profession de-
sert the crowded city in the summer.
They go beyond the sea. The lesser
lights seek the nearby ocean resorts;
and as for the mere jig dancers, the
high kickers, the jugglers, the topical
song singers and the $15-a-week ones,
who needs must eat-why, they are
holding down the boards in the vaude-
vile shows at Manhattan Beach, Coney
Island, Rockaway, Bergen Beach and
kindred resorts where people gather
in armies, ever in search of that fitful
will-o-the-wisp, ycleped pleasure.
But now the fall season approaches,
and. although the facades of the the
alter buildings are as grim as the walls
of Moro castle, within there are evil
dences of life. Great companies of
chorus girls are hard at work with
new songs and new steps. Comedians
are rehearsing comic parts. Trage-
dams are driving imaginary daggers
into the hearts of their enemies.
Pretty soubrettes and gray-haired old
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-19
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