davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
TROOPS MOVING.

Picking, Jan. 12.-Authentic infor-
nation was received in 1.-THE legations
here that two divisions of the Russian
troops are coming by the Siberian
railroad.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
RUPTURE NOT LOOKED FOR.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 12.-Japan's
reply is expected in two or three days,
according to reliable information, and
there is good reason for believing the
reply will be so worded as to prevent
an immediate rupture, leaving both
governments in a position to continue
negotiations looking to a pacific set
tIamant
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

spirit of the motto of the noble order
of Elks, "Let his faults be written on
the sands, and his virtues inscribed
on the tablets of love and memory. :"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar, Brisley Drug Co,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

Mr.. Smith, of the Smith Brokerage
company, which is handling the Divi-
dend Consolidated Gold Mining COM
pany's stock, has been spending sew
eral days at the property, but came
in from there this afternoon. He has
been surveying line for a tramway
from the hosting plant on the Divi-
dend claim to the mill. 1t is pro-
posed to build tram way at once be-
tween those two points for the eco
nomical handling of the ore, and Mr..
Smith came into town for the purpose
of figuring out the material needed,
the cost, etc. A car load of supplies
etc, was sent out this morning, and
another car load will go out the first
of next week. That car will be COM
posed of timbers for the enlarging of
the mill. Timbers for new ore bins,
to build a new hosting frame and for
the underground work, will also be
sent out at once, and the property
will soon be working in good shape.
The Dividend is destined to be class
ed with the big mines of this section
in short time, as sufficient develop
ment work, consisting of nearly 5000
feet of shafts, drifts, upraises, ETC.,
to demonstrate that big property ex-
lists there. 1t now only remains for
the company to take out the ore and
reduce it to bullion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Silver

The principal decrease of the year
is in Colorsdo-gold, decrease Sc, 42S, =
coo; silver, decrease Si9l, 200.
The decrease we're due to miners
strike.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

r. H. Row and another gentleman,
while doing some assessment work a
few days ago on the Treasure Vault
group of claims owned by him and
Mrs. NJ. A. Lawler, concluded to sink
a shaft that had been put down about
thirty feet some two years ago. At a
depth of about fifty feet they struck
the same ledge that the main workings
of the claims had been done on, the
ore being very similar in character
but apparently of higher value.
While no assays of the new strike have
been made the find is an important
one as it proves the continuation of
the ore shoot for nearly 1000 feet.
Geo. T. Shurtleff returned to this
section a few days ago after an i'm
portant business trip to the east.
While east be attended the annual
meeting of the Crowned King Mining
company, held in Tsylorville, Hi
nois, on December Dist, at which time
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, J. Les
ter Mclean, of New York; treasurer,
James NJ. Taylor, of Taylorville, Ill. ;
general manager, Geo. r. Shurtleff,
of Crown King, Arizona. The Crown
King Mines company is the holding
company for the old Crowned King
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

Work was begun today by a small
force of men on the Orc Cobra prop
erty near Skull valley. A new shaft
will be sunk on the Eldorado claim
belonging to the company, where some
very fiue ore has been found on the
surface. The ledge is said to be
thirty feet wide where the new shaft
will be sunk, and samples clear across
the ledge gave an average value of
So and over. Assays running as high
as $50 have been taken from the sur
face and it is believed an enormous
property will be opened up there soon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

A meeting of the Pine Forest Gold
company was held in this city this
morning. but on account of the sick
ness of the president of the company,
B. H. Ashdown, be was unable to be
present and submit bis annual report.
The stockholders present and repre-
sented by proxy, elected the follow
ing directors for the ensuing year: j.
II. ,Ashdown, of sDenio, Oregon; e.
E. Hart, of Jerome, Arizona; J.
Schweikert, ]. B. Gilbraitb and D.
Gilbraith. AS soon as President
Ashdown RECEIVERS from his sickness a
meeting of the directors will be held
at which time the annual report of the
company will be presented to .the
The Journal Miner is
informed 10y Secretary c. E. Hart, of
Jerome, that the company has only
recently installed a new Huntington
mill besides the five stamp mill which
has been in operation for some time.
The company expects now to be able
to turn out about $1,000 in bullion per
month. The property of the company
is located near the OIegon-Nevada
line. Several parties in this section
are interested in the company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18

DIARIO INDEPENDENTS DE INFORMACION UNIVERSAL

propinado en- Sevilla una silba bastante
regular.
No debe confiar mucho en- Slas recur-
SOS persopales el sefior Maura, aunque
esta autocon6anza le sirva para no
caerse solo, sin que nadie Sc ocupe en-
tirarle abajo.
Maura no sc cae de miedo. Al con-
trario I'm dia, en- la creencia de que
tiene delante una alianza tenebrosa Y
formida BILE de muchos enemigos, reunirS
sus ft1erzas. contraerz sus m1scuos. to-
mando una apostura de gladiator y una
mirada de reto magnfhco. lanzara Ell
guants y una Erase soberb'a, Ia mas ex-
presiva de su vanidad de homore fuer
tie; y despues de hechos estos prepare
tivoS, cuando la espectacion p1blca sea
mayor y mas anslosa, cuando en- torno
al gigantic Sc haya reunido el pdblico
amigo de espectaculos, sMaura, acome-
terra solo, porque el no precisa ayuda,
solo contra todoS en- recia acometida y
ies claro. COMO no encontrara quien
aguante el empuje Sc ira de bruces,
caerS de hocicos, en- una postura POGO
digna ,leI hon.bre de los gestos olimpicos
" Soberbios
ARTURO PEREZ VAZOUEZ.
Madrid, Enero 20 de 1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18
Las reservas en- ORC
de los Bancos

Aver asegurabamos que ell
imperio ruso podia disponer de
recursos para la guerra con la
pom, y citabamos. para afrmarlo,
estadfsticas importantes que in
sertaba un periodico americana.
A continuation veran nues-
tros lectorcs cual es la posicion
lnanciera de Russia. Su Banco
imperial ocupa el segundo lu-
gar entire los Baucos del mundo:
V6ase a 10 que asciende el Gc-
t0o en- orc de los mas impor-
tantes establecimientos banca-
rios europeos. seg1n los tltimos
balances publicados:
PESETAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18

cargo esta pedagogia anormal, que SER.
vira de dique contra la crimiualidad
juvenil.
Sc ha llamado va la atenci6n del
Gobierno sobre la responsabihdad Que
incumbe, y digna de APPLAUSE es la idea
de M Emile Ogier, que pide que el
IGobierno refcrme en- verdadera escuela
de correction p,ra los mentalmente
anormales, una de sus colonias peni--
tenciarias de j6venes delincuentes. Ell
Fstado debe dar ell ejemplo & instituir
la curaci6n medico pedagogical de to-
dos los degenerados cuya tutela v guar
dla Ie esta cncomendada. Muy amplio
es el campo que puede recorrerse. La
oOra preventive iniciada tempo, serS
de pr vecho y Ia educaci6n dada 4 los
idiotas, a os atrasados en- menor grado.
los preservara Gel vicio y los pondra en-
condolences de ganarse la vida. En-
Alemania el 72 por 100 de los alumnos
sa idos de AS Hlfschu'en (clases auxi-
ilares) estSn en- estado de gsnarsela.
TX .st-n escue'ss y claseS medico-pe-
dagoeicas para atraSados en- Suiza, Ale
mania, lngaterra, Be gica, Holanda,-
l:alia, Dinamarca. Noruega, Estados
Uaidos y Jap6n. La duraci0n de los
estudlos del aprendizaie IN estas es-
|cueas es eeneraimen,e de cinco aflos.
III mismo maestro y la misna maestro
IPasan de Case en- case siguen al
alumno hasta ell final de su educaci6n.
tsta organization pedagogical es muy
lmpsrtante, puesto que permite al
mat stro ccnc Ger pelfectac1ente al dis
ci ademas cae sobre & a respon-
sacllidad eptera de su curaciou, A ca
da hora de trabaj 10 corresponde un des-
canso de quince mas minutos: los
. antos. los ejercicios al aire libre, las
lecclones de pronunciation dicci0n.
ocupan la parte principal en- Ell plan de
enseiianza. No Sc alb ndona al alum
no despues de su saida de Ia escuela
especial.
FL Gobierno Aleman concede Iso
marcos de TecompenSa los maestros
obreroS que ogran ensefiar un ofcio &
los discipulos de Dresde Leipzig
EstoS ejempos tan completes favora-
bles, dan mas vigor 4 las ipstigaciones
que de todos lados recibe Ell Gobierno
frances para crear escuelaS de esta ma
turaleza Cualquiera que sea en- or
ganizacion (pueSto que ha de respon-
der necesidades distintas) Ia educa-
cion medico- pedagogical sera beuhe-
bora tutelar. Los pedagogos los
patolo2istas tendran necesariamente
que determinar clasifcaciones quiza no
esten sienpre de acucrdo sobre los
medios terapeuticos nj sobre ell dag
nostico mental. Pero estas son cues
tiones secundarias comparadas con ell
poblema vital que hay que resolver.
La provision mas elemental ordena
pue Sc extienda a estos atrasados aleo
de Ia t'erna solicitud que nuestra le-
g'slaci6n prodiga a los nifios desgra-
ciados.
Nueva York, Feb. IL de 1924.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18
MiIlones para Ell canal.

En- la seguridad de Guela aprobacion
del tratado Hay -Varilla sera un hecho
dentro de breves semanas, el ministro
3de Hacienda, Mr.. Shaw, ha pasado
una circua ar los bancos nacionales, 4
quienes hace algt1n tempo facilito el
gobierno fondos para evitar ana crisis
econ 6mica 8 maniobrar sus efectos, a
fin de cue Sc dispongan a reemnolsar al
Tesoro en- IN 20 por ciento de lichos
adelantos inmediatamente, y en- el 10
por ciento restante cuando sc le avise,
que sera dentro de algunas semanas.
FL 20 pr oiento producirz $1,000 900
" el total $45 900 900. Como es sabido,
el gobierno tendrz que abonar 100000, =
GOO 4 Ia Compafiia francesa y $Iooco..
900 a IA Rep1blica de Panama, Y L.
condici6n del Tesoro no es ahora tan
satisfactorik como meses anres.
Durante el mes de Enero iiltimo,
ocurrio un deficit de $6.zS3.IS3, ha-
biendo entrado en- GAIA $4I. .sSS. $40. y
|salido de Ia misma $4S 372 .55s, siepdo
|asi, que las enlradas diirante Enero de
1898 mansaron 4 SIS oo6. .337 y las sail
0as 4 $42.637.z43 Flnalmenle, dnrante
todo q siio de 1903 los gastos fueron
a., ores y los ingsesos meaorcs que
durante 1922.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18

segdn el proyecto, ,, confundidas, como
de costumbre, con disposiciones de ca
racter adjetivo.
Y le juego el artfculo I66 del Regla :
mento de Ia Ley hipotecaria al 40 del
proyecio, en- caauto da derechos al
acreedor, case de que. por culpa del
deudor. Sc deteriorsse Ia fnca hipo-
tecada.
Encontramos atimado Ell 477, aun-
que SUBSTANTIVE.
Admite prueba sobre Ia costumbre
en- acciones referentes pertenencias
mineras, el precepto 47o y 10 aplau-
dimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18

De tres preceptoS Sc compone ell ca
pituio que trata de las apelaciones en-
general (495 al 1917 Y nuestra ley de
tr5mites le dedica muchos mas y, 2or
supuesto. perfectamente claros y catego-
rlcoS.
Ser1a ocioso referirlos. No hay quien
no los cnDozca.
Y del 500 al SIG Sc ocupa ell proyecto
de las aPelaciones de la Corte de disrri-
to al Tribunal Supreme; y 10 primero
que advierto, y celebro, es que fla ter
minos para interponer eSos recursos;
|pero, ioh dolor! resuta que Sc puede
Eapelar, dentro del afio de haberse regis
Itrado "a sentencia firme" ESQ, 4 la
verdad, me ha desanimado inuchisimo,
grandemente.
De una exception, los sesentas dias
Dentro de los noventa dfas de dic,a-
da Sentencia, en- apelacion contra una
core inferior.
Y a los 90 dfas de varias providen
cias que enumera.
Basta decir que 'nuestra ley tiene pre-.
vistos taxativamente, uno por uno. los
casos en- que puede apelarse.
81 sol exige fianza, que Sc dira, para
apeiar de sentencia 6 providencia.
La fanza respoadera de la indemni-
zacion y costas que fuere condenado
el recurrente en- Ia apelaci6n; pero no
excedera su importte de $500.
Para que una apelscion suSpenda los
efectos de una sentencia de pago, la
fanza tiene que ser del doble de la SUI
ma a que hubiere sido condenado el
que apela.
Eu este case, 81 Sc confrma el fal'o,
y no paga Ell apelaute, pagaran los ga
dores en- breve plazo.
Muy bien.
w.. hasta otro dfa. que Sc hace
largo este trabajo y va mis- lectores
Isl los tengo) estaran cansados de
GOtcOeche0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18
AbqO { sol malta ss tHnpEsnHO
POR 81 Sc FUGA
lie juego mi gallo
IA LOS SESENTA AMOS!

ST el "Marshall" devuelve ell man
damiento, sin cumplir Ia sentencia, por
earecer de bienes el sieudor, el acreedor
tiene derecho pedir que el deudor
declare bajo jnranaento los bienes que
posea.
No vemos el objeto que persigue ese
Eartfculo A5o, cuando no sc han encon-
FtradO bieneS que embargar al deudor.
|pero no dire 10 mismo de. 45I, cue
|esta blece de nuevo cl ''arresto del deu-
Edor" 81 ju-a el acreedor su abogado
que I've peligro de qce aquel Sc fugue. -
va pneden ir dividiendo las calceles
len salas de presos cIviles y salas de
'presos criminales, 81 es que no estiman
criminal" al que no paga porque no
|liene con que.
El 451, auuque laudable, 10 conocia-
mos. Esta en el C6digo Civil de 1880,
en- sus articulos. 1888 y 1850 (1l25, II26
y JI27 del moderno), que autorizan "a
cualqnIer persona para hacer el pago,
tenga 6 no inteTes en- la obligation.
La forma. y NADIA mas que Ia forma
Eque muchas veces no es imputable
ia traduccion) hace Greer la novedad de
alguna disposition del proyecIo, GUAM
do en- realidad no es asf.
Que Sc pueden embargar hienes que
eel oeudor .enga en- poder de un terce-
TO, es 81 precepto 453 y ESQ 10 tenemos
tambien en- Ell artfculO I4o8 de la vi
gente ley de Enjuiciamiento civil.
TeStigos para acreditar csc hecho los
admire el454. Bueno. Y muy justo
es el ass, que manda aplicar al pago Ell
dinero que ot-a persona deba al deudcr.
Que Sc prohiba cualquer persona
8 corporation que disponga de la pro-
piedad 8 dinero del deudor que tenga
en- sil pOder, es el contenido Gel precep-
TO 456 y nos parece muy bien. Una
cosa igual dice ell citado artfculo I4oS.
FL 457 debian colocarlo en- la ley de
desacato. Cada cosa en- su sitio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-18

FL as concede una especie de inter
dicto al que Sc We ohsraculizado en- la
possession de un terreno, pero es, 81 no
pasa de 40 acres (480 y sera descrita
la 6nca, segt1n el 487. que, ademss,
respeta el registro de La propiedad. aun-
que manda que Sc lleve un ibro para
esas inscripciones.
El 48S impone al reclamante Ia obi
gac6n de cultivar ell terreno. Acredi-
ia Ia possession (480 el hecho de cons
truir una casa en- el prediO del terreno
En- nuestro derecho Ia possession Sc
adquiere y demuestra de diferentes
maneras. Articulos 433 al 44o y otros
del C6digo civil VICENTE.
Evening journal., 1904-06-13
A Delicious Dish

A bachelor maid with a small purse
and a large spirit Of hospitality has
conjured up an afternoon tea dish
which may be useful to others who
have to entertain under difficulties. A
delicious charlotte russo which would
cost so cents IL bought from a caterer
this young woman makes in her own
sitting room for less than twenty cents.
The materials are pint bottle Of
cream. at 10 cents, and six lady fingers
at cents. and a deep pint bowl with
a good egg beater are absolutely ne
cessary If the hostess understands
her work. the cream may be beaten in
one minute, while the tea is brewing,
but care must be taken not to knock
the bottom Of the bowl. as so many do.
This is why a shallow bowl means fail
ure Don't omit a small pinch Of salt.
Slant the beater a little; don't divide
the cream, and beat steadily and
briskly for the time mentioned. At the
last few turns sweeten and flavor. The
lady fingers should have been previ-
ously split and placed upright in a
round glass dish. If stale they may be
dipped quickly in sherry or orange
Juice. If the charlotte russo is made
some hours before it is to be used, melt
teaspoonful of granulated gelatine in
tablespoonful of orange juice, sherry
or water; add small afterdinner cof-
fee cup of boiling water. and when COO
beat through the cream at the last
This keeps the cream up" and gives
also a pleasant smoothness.
Evening journal., 1904-06-13
,JEWSHARP.
Gts First Name Was JEWS Trump
but No One IxnOwsiWhy.

Gts First Name Was jews Trump,
but No One FSDOwsiWhy.
The jewsharp has beeniwith Us for
more than three. centuries. We find in
Hakluyt's Voyages" a reference to the
roaring trade in jewsharps done by
Duddeley and RIleigh with the new
world. Earlier still the name was jews
trump, but no one has succeeded in
tracing historically the reason for Ell
ther name. variousstheories have been
put forward.
The suggestion that itlis a corruption
Of jaws harp and the connection of it
with the French lieu" are dismissed
by modern authorities as 'baseless and
inept." ProfessorESkeat thinks that the
name was given in derision and con-
Lains a reference TO the harp Of David.
Smythe-Palmer maintained that II
ought 10 be identified with 'gewgaw,"
which, at one time meant a flute.
But the most likely solution Of the
puzzle Is that the little instruments
were first sold in Engiand.and Scotland
by Jewish peddlers. Although Jews
had no legal status in,Bngland between
the times of Edward 1. and Cromwell
It is known that many foundtheir way
10 Great Britain, where their natural
occupation would be that Of-wanderins
peddlers.-I.Ondon Globe.
Evening journal., 1904-06-13
BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May l5. 1904.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
O. Express trains.
Trains leave wilmington. Delaware
Avenue station. for
(x) Stop en- signal to receive OF discharge
passengers.
New York week days ks. 26 $40. III 10 a
m; .l.e6. $3.50, '5.l7 (Royal Limited. 7.i2,
$50. '5l5 (Royal Lmited), '5.a2. 'lo.55
D. m.
Philadelphia week days. x'5.gs. $50. $40.
1a. sos. $40. 1876. u.l9 "A. m; .i2. 40
y. .26, 3.05. q. .90 '4.5S. f5.lT Royal Bimited)
6.l2 '6.i5. s742. 'iO.55 p. m sundays. 7.20
s.3i, . 40. 1913. il.35 a. m; 3. 30 40
.5.i1 Royal Limited). 7.o5, '7.i2. $50. 'io.5'
Chester. week days $50. &c. 20. 7.2o. sos
-. tO TO- f6 a. m. ~ i0 Il &c. 316. ASS, 6. ~
'6.i5. T.42. fl0.55 p. m. sundays, 40. S.oi
go. TO- IS. 'll.s5 a. m; 49, l.05 '1.i2' Sd
Atlantic city. weekdays. .e.s1 and '9F
a. m. ~. 40 y .26. 3 70. "a.li p. m; (Roya
Cape May and Ocean city week days
$40 a. m; $50 p. m.
Sea Isle City, week days. '6.4O a. m.
Baltimore and Washington. week days
alb. -Sl6. .ll.06 a. m; Ill. .2t0. = ~
$3.50. $3.50 CRoyal Limited) zoe, 1905 p
'I.is. $50 Royal Llmited). 300. 100
p. m.
baltimore and way stations. week days
100 a. M; $50 y. m. Sundays, sic a. m.
Newark. week days. .4.ls. TOO. SIG. III o
a. m. l2.lz. y II. 10, $3.50, 6,lS. '9.V9 p. m
sundays. 4.i3 'S.16. sic a. m; Ill. SOC
slnseriy accommodation. week days
100 a. M, 2.t2 $40 els p. m. Sundays
| SIC a. M; 500. II 30 p. m.
] Laudenhurg accommodation, week days
s.2S a. M; 5.57 p. m. Sundays, io.l5 a. m.
Pittsburg, week days. 'sls a. m; Is 55
$50 CRoyal Limitedl. 1908 p. m. sun
days. 'S.le a. m; 40. $50 (Royal Limit
Chicago. daily. .s.l6a. m. .l.is p. m.
/ Cincinnati and St. Louis, sS.16 a.. IN.
] u II. - % p. m, daily.
] LEAVE ptIIfADFf pHTA for WI
mlngton. week dave. 's.s5 TOO s7.t0. SO
30 g. II no a. m; '12.37. -. OK. 2.15 4 u
$50. $50. $50. 3 55 '61S CRoyal Limited
$50. .S25. .9;so. 'll.s5 P n sunndssys' = 2.
500. g Is (Royal Limited). 6so. SIS. - 81
i0.30 p. m.
Royal Limited" Il composed exclusive
~ OF Pullman parlor. observation and din
Ing. cars. No extra fare except regula
I Pullman cf%sge.
Dclmarvia Telephone No 1874.
y g. A. Telephone No. lf22A.
Rates to Western points lower than vi
m. train daily Through sleepers.
IT. a. MILLER,
! Travelling Passenger Agent.
/ City ticket Office. Water ana Marke
streets Wilmington. Del. d. g. A. 'Phon
.. b. MARTIN. c. W. BAssETT,
NJ. OF p. r. @. p. A.
Evening journal., 1904-06-13
Norfolk & Western Ry.

Schedule in effect May %. 1904
Leave Wilmington. PonnA- n. n. Sta
ton.
400 a. m. daiy-Ail points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville. CnAtta-
nooEa and Memphis.
Il ss d. m. daily--Washington and Chatta-
nooga Llmlted-Roanoke. Bristol. Wins
ton. Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Nashville. MemphiA New Orleans.
Through sieepers. cafe cars.
For Norfolk via Washington and Rich
mond, i2.4s a. m. daily. 500 q. N. daily.
Il. IS D. m. daily. Arrive Norfolk u.2o q.
n, $40 D. m. io.1o .. m.
via hiiacelphia-Psnnsylvan Y. r. and
Cum. Valley r. R.-shenando4h VAL
ley Route.
Trains leave PhilaJ elphia. Pennsylvanis
r. r. Station;
g.2 %. m. daily-Shenandoah special. f0i
Luray, Elkton. Basic. Busnn Vista. Nat.
urai Bridge. Roanoke. f. Radford. Win,
ston-salem. Blueheld. Welch and Gary
Pullman buffet sleeper between PhilA,
delphia. Welch and Gary.
IL d. m. daily-Express. For Luray
Natural Bridge. nusnA Vista Roanoke
{ Radford. Wythevllle. Abingdon. Bristol
Morristown. Knoxvdils. Chattanooga an.
Memphis. Pullman sleeper betweei
Philadelphia and Knoxville.
Via Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
From b. & O. station IL p. m. dali.
For Berryville. Luray, E,kton and inter
mediate points.
n. ]. LOCKWOOD. Pass AT. In
Penna. Ave. N. W, Washington. d. G
Nv. 3. BEVIL. G. n A.. Rosnok& Va
Evening journal., 1904-06-13
For Tired Feet

Warm weather is a season Of torture TO
even the best shod feet. while people who
are forced to walk or stand much are Of
ten IN misery. There are many foot-baths
and opinions differ as TO their efficacy.
Hot water enlarges the feet and draws
the blood into them. so that they should
be rubbed or exercised before trying "a
put OH tight shoe.
A warm bath with an ounce Of sea sah
Is restfui. Leave the feet in the bath un-
al the water cools, dry with a rough towe
and put on fresh hose and a change OF
shoes.
The quickest cure. however, for tiret
feet is 20 plunge them into ice cold water
and ieave them there until there is
feeling Of warmth; this Is heroic, but ef
fectual. Another tonic of the sole is
handful OF alcohol. This is excellent &
dry the feet after being caught in the rain