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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13
STOCKINGS WITH WHITE FEET.
Physician Claims They Promote Ease
and VIII Cure Ills.

Physician Claims They Promote Ease
and Will Cure Ills.
physician in a published inter-
view, says the Indianapolis Journal,
urges that the wearing of stockings
with white feet will do more to pro-
mote ease in walking and relieve foot
ills than anything else to be suggest
ed. Socks or stockings of cotton or
Isle thread in back bind the feet and
make them swell, he says, no matter
how fine and open they may be. The
black dye with the hard thread of the
Isle variety is a combination that is
particularly torturing to the feet.
Thin, unbleached balbriggan he rec
ommends. Preferably the whole sock
or stocking may be white, but at least
the foot should be. A further caution
is added that new cotton hose, as well
as all new cotton undergarments,
should be washed before being worn,
to take out the sizing used by manu-
facturers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13


vancing to the front of the line she
raised her hand.
Friends, it was not always thus
with me" she began. Once | was
poor, and suffered. Then l became
rich and had all that the world could
supply me with. Finally l found the
Lord, and now I am happier than ever
before in my life"
'Hoor-a-y!" shouted the slender girl.
A horse that was passing the crowd
reared up on its launches when she
screamed. Three men who were eat
ing in a cafe across the street ran
outside with their napkins around
their necks. Even the little woman
in black involuntarily caught her
breath as the yell was uttered.
just then red-faced teamster drove
toward the crowd and stopped his
wagon back of the girl. He gazed at
her intently for several seconds. and
with an exclamation sprang from the
vehicle.
Now that I have been converted |
want you all to know"
What on earth are you doing out
here on the street, Florence?" 1t was
the teamster. and he was very angry.
Tears began yelling into the large
eyes of Florence as she turned upon
the man.
Il just wanted to do some mission
airy work, pa" she sobbed.
We'll, you just come home with
me-" said the teamster, and. seizing
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13
Twain Wanted Everything.

friend once wrote to Mark Twain
asking his opinion on certain mat
ter and received no reply. He waited
a few days and then wrote again. His
second letter was also ignored. Final
ly he sent third note, inclosing a
sheet of paper and 2-cent stamp BY
return post he received a post card on
which was the following: Paper and
stamp received. Please send enyel
ppe."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

teacher, Miss Ken
nedy, said; but
then she may have
been prejudiced.
Most teachers are.
Jerry, with difficult
ty, had spelled
out an article in
one of the news
papers which told
of the children of
a certain school
striking because
their teacher had
been removed.
Then it was that
Jerry began to
think. Why any one
should strike be-
cause ones teach
er was removed
was too deep for
Jerry. The won
der of il was Why
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

Helped Her UP on the High Seat.
Florence by the hand, he dragged her
through the crowd to the wagon,
helped her up on the high seat and
drove away
"Hoor-a-y!" shouted the pretty girl.
But there was no response from Flor
ence. Her face was buried in a hand
kerchief.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

that followed she was not seen to play
it. She seemed to be what circus peo-
pie call filler in the noisy'-that is,
her mission was to pretend she was
playing the instrument, while as
matter of fact she didn't know one
string from another.
The shouts delivered by the slender
girl caused something bordering on a
panic in State street. Men who had
been walking quietly along two blocks
from the scene of the queer revival
turned upon hearing the yell and ran
as though they were following a fire
engine. Within half a minute after
the slender girl had expressed her
feelings fully 200 persons were around
the little missionary band. pushing for
more room, treading upon one anoth-
er's feet, and saying things not wholly
in accord with religious meeting.
1t was a queer quintet that attract
ed the attention of the crowd. No one
seemed to be leading the services. One
of them would start up with a song
and the others would join in. They
stood near the curbing, three of them
in line, and the other two at right
angles. One of those who stood at
right angles was a small woman
dressed in black. She was not very
enthusiastic, but she seemed to take
keen delight in the shouting and
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

A few minutes later there was a
peremptory knock at the door of room
5 and the tall. muscular form of Mrs.
Ryan lowered angrily above Miss
Kennedy, 1t may have been the be-
seeching look in Jerry's eyes or the
fact that she hated to have the chill
dren witness such scenes that caused
her to draw both of them into the hall
and close the door
Mrs. Ryan's voice grew louder and
louder as she told of Jerry's plot and
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

Now, Mrs. Ryan, will you grant
me favor?" There was a little catch
in Miss Kennedy's voice Mrs. Ryan
nodded vigorously.
Wont you allow Jerry to remain
at home the rest of to-day? IL
want to speak to the boys and girls
before he comes back"
AS Jerry followed his mother down
the stairs he told himself that his
teacher was Gn angel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13
When7

When2
There is one time more than any
other" observes married man of ex-
perience, when a woman should be
let alone.
1T is not when she is trying on a
new hat, or when she is walking for
the first time in pair of boots two
sizes too small; it is not even when
the baby nearly swallows a rattle, and
you show signs of displeasure at the
disturbance; but it is when line of
clothes comes down in the mud."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13
Prominent Australian Statesman.

Duncan Gillies, VINO has been cho-
sen speaker CT the newly elected Vic
torian parliament in Australia, was
first elected to that body in 1859 as
a miners candidate, he being then
but 25 years old. Ever since that time
he has been leading parliamentary
figure. Mr.. Gillies, who was born in
Glasgow sixty-nine years ago, is the
first Scotchman to OCCUPY the speak
er's chair. He has declined 10 be
knighted.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

SuCu Il SJTduS =,
panied look came
into the teachers
face that Jerry
wept as never be-
fore. Mrs. Ryan
finished with; "Oi
kicked him once
fer it, an if ye say
the word Oi'Il lath-
er him every day
fer a MONTH"
oh, pie a S e
don't, Mrs. Ryan.
I'm sure that Jer-
ry has received
enough punish
ment already. "
She laid a hand or
Jerry's shoulder.
Jerry could have
fallen at her feet.
and kissed the
very ground she
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13
Services Suddenly Ended
hate Father Breaks Up Religious Revival"
Street-Meedng Was Pronounced
Success Until Interrupted
N~~~~O
HOOP-EE,
jahi"

HOOP-EE, Hallelu-
jahi"
A slender maiden
with very large eyes
thus expressed her feel
ings in State street last
Sunday. With her were
four other women. One
of them carried a gui-
tar, but in the events
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

Jerry Ryan had a thought. Jerry
didn't often think-at least so his
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

Spectators.
dozen men taking off their hats. One
of the women started up a hymn
When this had been finished the slen-
der girl began jumping up and down
"Ump-tiddle ump-tiddle ump-tiddle
dee. Hooray. My, How happy
feel" she shouted
The singing and shouting continued
for about five minutes, and then came
a hill
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

The missionaries had evidently Ell,
hausted their repertoire of songs. Tn
slender maiden looked at the taxi
maiden and both of them blushed
The girl with the guitar suddenly dis
covered that it needed tuning. Tho
brunette began tying her handkerchief
into all kinds of knots. 1t was plain
that the enthusiasm of the workers
was in danger of dying out
But right at this point the little
woman in black saved the day Ad-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

faithless allies had fed that he broke
down and wept bitter tears.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-13

Now, it happened that the lady for
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

casSmiento, Qnerida mia. hice en-
tregar por conducto de Leon Ro.
Ian, d0scient0S mil frances 4 esa
hermano desnaturalizsdo aconse.
Jandole en- una carta que abando.
nase Erancla y Sc fuese Am6ri.
ca, en- Ia que enc0ntrarfa Ell olytdos
la obscuridad y tai vez Ell arrepen.
ttmtento. gToco Dios q sa alma
rebeloe y cuIpsble7 Lo ignore. Pc.
70 des1a hace cuatro ANS esa polf.
cfa ibfabigable, que he organizado
en- Paris para hacer IN poco de
bien, y de La que he deiado la d.
Feccion duraute mi snsencfa s
nuestro excelente y buen amigo
Fernando Rocher, esa policia ia
podtdo compronar que mi hermano
Andrea Sc marcho de Franc1s no
ha vuelto ella. Tai vez lava
muerGC.
Armsndo murmur6 Juans, 800
no mustremos tan 1mpfo deseo.
El conde do IN beso en Ia frenbe
de 81 espoea.
PeFo, diio,-Spor que nos DO.
nemus brtste por recuerdos tan Ia.
1anos y de los que nos separan los
cuatro af1os de dicha que acaban
de traascUrrlrY V1vamos dichoaoa.
querida mia, njos los ojos en- nnes.
tro hi1o J continuemos hacienda ell
s1en que podamos y consolando s
les que sufG en-.
Armando, hablando consigo mis-.
mo afladl0:
Y penando los que han straf.
DO sobre 81 cabeza tnstos castirog.
PCrque 81 conde, . Quinientas
leguas dc dlstancia de Paris habfa
continuado su gran obra de repre-
sentacfon social, gastando los dos
tercios de 81 inmensa fortuna.
asoeiando . ella & Fernando Ro.
cher.
Cuando sea OCCASION veremog ana
auxiliar habian encontrado oil con.
de = - condesa de Eergaz, psra
secandaraes On su empresa. en- Ia
persona de aquelia M&gdalsna ARE
penGida que 50 habia iiamado Ia
6AcaFa que "a aqusiloa momen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

-lAhi es que, continu6 dicien-
do Armando, recuerdo que ca al
Palermo alguEa veg un nombre
fatal y nlaldito aparecid COZ fre-
cuencia en vaestros labios.
-lAndreal - exclam0 Juana,
coDtno siGndose de pronto.
ST, Andrea; temo, : me dijfs-
tets, al genio Internal de ese hom-
bre, al que nuestra dicha le perse-
guirA como IN remordimiento
lDios milo, 81 Sc NOS apsreciese
sqnfi
--Sf, murmuro la condesa, ESQ
fue 10 que os die en- efecto Arman
do INFO; pero que. entonces esCaba
loca y olVid6 que erals fuerte que
& vuestro Iado podria vfyir iran
quila y sin tenor q nadie.
Ttenes razon, nina replied 81
sefior de Kergsz emocionado. Soy
fuerte para uefenderte. fnerte pUr-
que &c amo, fuerte porque Dios
esta conlntgo, y me ha hecho tu
protector.
Jnana fj6 en- su marIdo una mi
rada LENA de aquella confianzs de
In muter que tiene fS profunda en-
Ell hombre del que hizo su apoyo.
-Se pesfeCtamente, 0t1o Ar.
nando, que mi heEmano Andrea
es nn0 de esos hom Ores, por f.rtu-
ma n1uy contados, que han hecho
0e nuestra sociedad IN campo de
batalie, sobre Ell cue pasean ell es.
taDdarsa del NAL. Sc que su genlo
infernai tSrds en- desaientarse; que
Ell odio que ma ha profesaeo STEM
pre- ST antes era violento, ha debido
Aumentarse CON toaa Ia grandeza
de la derrota que snfri6 en- esta
lncha EN- que Sc aGFevt6 dispntar-
me tn amor; mas tranqnsIizate,
porque llega una hors en- que eli
demonio, cansado en- van0 re luchaS
Sc retira para no aparecer ID y
esa hora son6 va para Andrea, por
que nos ha deiado en- paz, vennn-
ciando para sic N pre- . su sntitls
vengaBaa.
Y Armando, despu6a dc IA ratio
do guardian Bileneio, afiAdi6,
al dfa sigaiente de nueatgo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

mfenboS. cOnserVaba restos de uns
gran belieza. Su bsrba sus csbe4
llos eran de IN hermoso color rubto
dorado, y sus desnudos pies, ensah.
grentados por las malezss, sus ma
nos tostedas per Ia tntemperie,
tenian. sin embargo, una exquisite
delicadeza de forma.
Hl conde contempl6 q aquel hom.
bre y dio IN grito de estnpor.
~ Dios mfol murmur6. Iona
extraf1o parecidel. Sc dirfa que
es Andrea.
La seflora de Kergaz habfa imt.
tado su narido. Bai6 tambi9n
del cochey , se aproximo al mendt.
60 lgnalmente did IN grito de
asom bro.
ss dirfa que es Andrea,-rept.
tho.
POGO verosimil parecfa que ell
baronet sir Gufilermo. el'eleeante
vszronde Andrea, hubiese llegado.
de caida en- csfda: hasta el puuto
de pedir limosna por los camtnos.
SIN calzado y cast sin vestfdus; hes.
sa 81 extreme de espcnerse caef
muerto de hambre. I'm todo case,
81 era ell. habfa pesado por muchas
vicisibudes J por privacion O. do
toda class, q jusgsr por su extra.
vlada mirada, su rosGro demacrado.
en- Ell cue Sc ve vefa maroado ell sello
de sufrimtento. acknowledgements
las facciones, sus cahellos rubios
hasta la estatura del mendigo eran
las del vfzconde Andrea.
Armando le hiEo respirar el fras-
co de sales, mientrae que los laos
yos le levantaban del suelo, 81
pobre tardo nm gran ratio en- a6rir
los clos. Por IN exhal6 IN susofyo
y balbuce6 algunas palabras que
apenas Sc entendfan.
-Hacfa calor, balbuce0--tenfs
hambre. no s6 10 que ha pasa-
do. pero -. he caido.
z al hablar asf al raendj0o. ii
que los senores da KeRax miraban
con tenaS atencion, diriRio una
mfrada extravlada todss los Gus
tenfa III alSededor. sii6ndose par.
tisnlarmsnts On aqnellos, haata
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
tos no era mas que una humilde
hermana de Ia Carload.

bos no era mas que una humilde
hermana de la Oaridad.
La ailla de pasta continu6, pues
50 camino al gran trote, mientras
que el sef1or de Kergaz su esposa
habiabaE de ekt4 cosas, hasta que
les llam6 la stenci5n OR al posti-
lion que did IN gran critic de q. Eh
cufda5o!S, 10 que les hizo mirar
haeia adelanta.
Tn hombre tendido y en- compile
ta inmoyilidad estaba en- medic de
ia carreters, que, en- aquel punto,
era bastante estrscha.
-lEh, cuidadoi-- repiti6 81 pos
tillon.
El hombre no Sc movie, a pesar
de que los cabalios delanteros casi
le tocaron. Entonces Ell position,
para evitar una desgracla, refren6
bruscRmente Ell tronco.
Else hombre estar& sin duda
borracho, -dijo al seflor de Kergaz.
7 volviendose q uno de los laca.
Jos qna ibsn en- la zsga de Ia silla,
aifadi0.
German, baja y coloca q csc
poore dlaoio de maners que no pae-
ia recibir ntng6u daflo.
III laeayo obedeci6, ech6 pie
sierra y SO sproxim6 sl hombre Que
estaba en- medic del camino, que
iba descalzo de pies = pierna, con
el traje hecho todo Ell an anaraio,
el rostro cubierto por una barba
desgrenada. al parecer Sc habfa
desmayado.
-lPobre hombrei = murmur0 la
eondesa, que estabs tau conmovida
que casi lioraba. : Tai veg ell ham
Drs la hizo desmayarsa.
< con mucha prisa puso en- ma
aos de su marble IN frasauito de
sales que llevaba saspeudido en 81
cuello, dlciendo al mismo tiempo
81 otro lacayo:
--Pronto, Francisco, da prisa;
buzsad en Ia arquIlIa y encontrareis
ans boteila de Malaga pastas.
Armando hai6 del coche corri0
hacia el mendigo desmayado, que
sra ma hombre joyen a1n, ysu
eAFa snsaaaaeida per los snfris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
III 1NCREEBLE vERDAD II

Unca gaa ben dlnero
valor supea Eempre 6betOs de lis
oulates con hemomo esp6nd bSane, pectos
po cnante expendor mPez los vedaders
apdacion ps, lmiac6n maavlos
q 600 DOLLARS Sc regaan quisE dlstinga eaoa b,-
lante de los egiimos.
cabaeo bnte 10 dollars Anlo caoasro
grueso dollars. Ar cabao bante
dollars Ano nora enorla Oaate gdeso pesos rendsa
pendieates sonora
gueso dollars Pndentes sonora blntss ~
Pendientes para (verdadero regao) dollars
de odo gsto por ct&s cei1adas
carads mercancia, para toda : sla de Puerto Rco
No m acompanado import.
bletes cerhfcada, decisrado.
Enviese to&Rdoa rededor d..
dedo
odo coaorme Goa
lar sci Q olverSn embellishments.
Drrss representante 1nco de La Socsdad Orc
Iantes
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CIneInnatI's Palace.

The Palace Hotel, Sixth and Vine
and College Streets, Cincinnati, is a
gem in the way of service at rates
5000 and So so, or SO 90 with bath,
per day on the American plan, or
$500 upwards, European plan.
The cuisine at this hotel is all
that could be asked, as everything
the market offords is found upon its
tables, appetizingly and whole
somely prepared, and the service is
enimently pleasing in every detail
good cheer, good humor and good
health 90 hand in hand A cheerful
frame of mind is impossible unless
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And then, the other features of
the Palace which should not escape
attention are, perfect security from
fire ard ventilation which realy
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NUMBER 40.
y. s. Ddrst on the Constitutional
Amendments.
The Wheeling Intellioencer sav,

The Wheeling Intelligencer SAYS:
81. 5. Darst the champion of the
state contitutional amendments.
which are TO be voted on by the
people at the coming November
elections, gives his opinions in an
other column. Every voter, if he
reads the views of Mr.. Darst, will
be persuaded to cast vote in favor
OF all the amendments Their adop-
tion will put stop to the enormous
fees now going TO the auditor and
secretary of state, estimated at from
twenty to thirty thousand dollars
each; will add an additional Judge
to the supreme court, prevent an
unwieldy expansion of the irreduci-
bic school fund, and provide for the
registration of all voters, as well as
the election instead of the appoint
ment of the secretary of state.
All OF these measures are of great
merit, whose adoption we cannot too
strongly urge, not forgetting, how
ever, that few golden words of
commentator of the Republican
Legislators who have endeavored to
safegurd against the interests of the
people in proposing this wise legis-
lation.
Great praise is also due J. s.
Darst, of Jackson county, true and
honest representative of the people.
whose achievements in this work
entltle him to the thanks of a long
suffering commonwealth. The con-
stltutents OF Mr.. Darst have honored
him and themselves in bis nomina-
ton for the state senate from the
Fourth Senatorial district, and NAV
their good work prove an object
lesson TO party leaders, wherein they
may see that by sending such men
to public office it invariably rebounds
to the credit of the party of which
they are part. Let us have more
candidates of the Darst type, honest,
capable and fearless-a fit represent
ative of great party which should
have no room for those 'boodlers'
who are ever seeking office for per-
sonal gain, and more especially
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have opened an upholstering
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THE recent sale of the Bethlehem
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