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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-07
|ast as They Come.

mi uiattS ~ NAAtNii h'tNh ANaho,
BIT on strike.
Il ~. West is at home again from
nar, 0wyhee county.
hey talks-is an every day ex- I
on, but did you ever notice how !
n il is in a bank.
#hop Talbot is again in the state !
Il " his annual visltations 20 the /
eut charges OF his church.
&n. Frank w. Became and wife
h a few days of the week in Butte |
Il Montana
I depot platform is well filled |
4 Custer county ore awaiting ship,
mine disaster Tuesday at
n City six men were killed and
eriously injured.
". A. Bull, OF Malta, Cassia
#y, will soon become citizen Of
toot
Y L ladies' Of Blackfoot will tind
neat visiting cards for sale at
News Office.
e old dominicker hen decorated
& pink ribbon is ON the other ful.
door this time.
H.. c. $. Smith. wife ~ sheriff
\ b, has been critically III this week,
better to-day aud will soon be
Il again
H.. W. 7. Reeves entertained the
s o. the ". q. T. L. aud many
ds at progressive conversation
Thursday evening
\ wagon train loaded down To the
#ds with Hour from Malad mill,
Eed through BIacktOot Wednesday
u,e To Arco.
be supply OF extra good October
her has run over intO November,
the cattle on a Thousand hills are
~.
G have heard on the quiet that
Aral pocStello men arr grooming
Ibe race Tor the best county offices
f, year.
udge Clageti, Congressman Sweet
Senator Shoup are in Boise this
|k They will soon leave for
11shington City.
IiS. Mitchell, State organizer for
W. Z. T. e., Is attending the coun.
convention now 10 session at
lckfoot.
PHE NEws is pleased to note that
rank aud iile Of the Republican
liy neither approve nor endorse the
|sent state administration.
u will not be long now before the
art Aleck will begin writing it
has and thinking he has done the
art thing
This week has been Democratic
Dster week. two weeks more and IL
\ he Thanksgiving turkey week.
'e Democrats are "In II" 10 good
ape thls time,
THE News is more anxious than
er TO see how Governor Wiley will
''he his Thanksgiving proclamation.
BOD crops will be u good thug for
m to dwell on.
Our rooster that was so ratified BY
publican foxes at ths last State elec.
% as 10 forget himself aud stand on
head, is as happy as game cock
day. Listen and heal him crow
Gee a notice of Mr.. Burrell's Cot.
ge store in this issue. He makes
opening to-day, Saturday, and re
'ec'fulIy invites the public to inspect
: stock and prices.
Operator Stevenson handled th'
'rcs beautifully MS a lady expressed
alter Tuesdays election, and th'
'To given out was beautiful for th'
smocrats.
Our Republican friends take grea
'mtort that Tuesdays elections wer'
o presidential elections. We TAX,
That an election in hand this yea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-07

saNNst Us
The present board of state officials
should open correspondence with
Allen, Wheeler and Fassett and learn
just how il is. 1t will not be SO sud.
den like next year.
1t would not he telling tales out of
school to say that number OF our
local Republican politicians were
nnticeably absent from their usual
prumenades on the streets Wednesday.
They had heard from the states.
The county convention OF the Wo-
uinu's Christian temperance Union is
in session this week, and that our
readers may get foil proceedings we
defer publication OF anything done
until next week.
Mr. DeI.ainar wants TO give s250O
annually TO pay the salary OF Worlds
Fair commissioner. provided he en-
d"rses him as the right man. Mr..
DrLamar has made too many promises
already about the World Fair for
Idano's good.
Governor Wiley has accepted Mr..
DrLamar's resignation as Worlds
Fair Commissioner Before the Fair
is held il will be seen aud general,
known that Il Was big mistake 10
appoint him in the first place.
Krndrick, North Idaho, business
men have entered into an agreement
not TO open their business houses for
any business on Sunday. Other towns
would profit by following the good
example.
Up in New York, Iowa and Massa.
vIiusetts the Democrats went 10 the
polls Tuesday singing Desc Demo
cratic homes shall rise agin, aud our
Republican friends say And sure
enough, dey riz.
Arch Deacon Sulger and Rev. Mr.
Dawson spent Thursday in Biackfoot
visiting parishioners The Arch Dca'
.sun will hold services In the Baptist
Church next Monday evening at 1870
O'Clock
DR. Rivers who was under trial nj
/ Malad all last week for killing Capt.
sam Mozart at Montpelier in April
last, was acquitted and discharged
, from custody Monday. lie passed
/ through Blackfont Monday in com
pany with DIR. Wilson Of Idaho Falls.
The district and circuit courts of
the United States are 10 s,s ion al
Boise. Many Of the legal luniLarie'
nf the State are present. A hig docket
/ is TO be disposed Of. Some Biughain
county men will be put on trial for
back number offences,
Lazy Joe returned from the noun
tains this week to ketch'm election
news. In passing the News 0fficy
to-day he sal l. election, he all
right Mine friend prank" Beane,
he all right too. Prank he feel
pretty good, maybe so pretty good all
over"
The petition of Bingham county
citizens praying for the setting aside
lands for Park liz the northern part
Of the county has been placed in the
hands of special agent by Commits
sioner Carter and as soon rs he ca'
investigate and rport the Com
missioner will take action.
For the latest styles in dress pat
terms call ut the ladies emporium a
Mrs. Barnharts.
Arch Deacon Sulger brought will
him ON his visit to Blackfoot Thurs
day the plans for the new Episoopa
Church. The plans are now in th
) hands of contractors for bids and a
4oon as these are in we expect to Sc
} tn nes church ork begin an pushe'
. to completion.
q. A. Robethan Is one of Bingham
/ cauntys lucky men. II will be re
! membered that he was nominated o
|. the state ticket for auditor but b
r saw his company and declined. Hat
I..taI tha srnn1 salt abpu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-07
Grand Closing Ont Sale Of Shoes.

Fifty pairs of Hunt & Holbrook's
celebrated hand sewed shoes,
reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
5000 to $500,
This Is a genuine sale. Call and
examine the goods and be convinced
G. BUNTING & Co
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09

some one would say: Father. where
are you going?" and he would answer;
II don't exactly know where am GO
ing" Always looking for something.
Though he was a tcnder-hcurted man,
| never saw him cry Tut once, and that
was Mt the bnrialsof my mother After
sixty years living together, IL was hard
TO part.
And there arc aged people to-day
who arc feeling just such pang as
that want To tell them there is per.
feet enchan,ment in the promises OF
this Gospel; and como 10 them and
offer them my arm, or take their arm
and bring them 90 this Gospel-well.
Sit down, father, or mother, sit down.
See IL there is anything ut the we'll
for you. Come. David the Psalmist,
have you anything encouraging 10 offer
them? Yes" says the Psalmist, "They
shall still bring forth fruit i'm their old
age, they shall be fat and Hourishing.
TO show that the Lord is upright, He is
my rock and there is no unrighteous-
ness in me-" Come. Isaiah, have you
any thing to say out of your prophecies
for these aged people? YES" says
Isaiah: Down to old age am with
thee, and to hoary hairs will carry
thee"
Well, IL the Lord is going to carry
you, you ought not to worry much
about your failing eyesight and failing
limbs. You get little worried for fear
some time you will come TO want, do
you? Your children and grandchildren
sometimes speak little sharp ut you
because of your ailments. The Lord
will not speak sharp. But you think
you will come to want? Who do you
think the Lord is? Are his granaries
empty? VIII he feed the raven and the
rabbit, and the lion in the desert, and
forget you? Why, naturalists tell us
that the porpoise will not forsalSe its
and sick mate. And do you
suppose the Lord of Heaven and earth |
has not as much sympathy as the fish |
Of the sea? But you say: III am so |
near worn out and l am of no use to |
God any more"
think the Lord knows whether you |
ire of any more use or not; if you were |
Of no more use he would have talk. |
IN you before this Do you think
God has forgotten you because
he has taken care of you seventy
Or eighty years? He thinks more OF
'ou to-day than he ever did, because
'ou think more of him. May the God
If Abraham and Isaac and Jacob and
Paul the aged be your God foreverl
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.
Why Many of Them Remain In CircuIa.
ton for n Long Time.

|
Several persons have expresses
great surprise" said one of Uncle
Sans secret service men recently, that
street-car conductors make a practice
of passing all the counterfeit money
they take in. There is nothing start.
ling in that And the street-car con-
ductor is not alone in such work either.
lie does no more than the average
citizen does who finds that he has been
duped by a shower of the queer. A
bogus bill or spurious coin does not
retire from circulation just as soon as
its worthlessness is discovered by the
holder. The innocent party who has
paid five dollars for bit of worthless
paper isn't content to lose his invest.
ment He is not Il counterfeiter and
even IL he were caught in an attempt
to pass the bogus bill he could plead in
nocence and escape the laws penalty
without doubt; because he himself was
victimizcd, you see, and who can prove
that he had discovered the
fact before he attempted TO get rid OF
the bill? Thus a good deal of counter
felt money remains in circulation
and it seems almost impossible
to suppress il. The governments
efforts are directed toward. the
punishment of the makers of the spuri-
GUS stuff and the professional showers
of it. 1t is impossible TO do more than
that Counterfeiting nowadays has
reached point approaching perfection.
Very often bogus bill remains in cir
culation n long time and performs all
the functions of money. Half of the
counterfeIts that come into our hands
in any other way than by n capture of |
the mint show actual service. 1t is |
pretty difficult for an inexperienced |
man to pick out bad bill. The other
LAY Capt Porter ovcrhauled a man In
Southern Indiana who had been dis.
playing counterfeit bill The fellow
claimed TO be an expert and was selling
a counterfeit detector' publication.
But the bill In his possession was a
genuine treasury note and not counter
felt at all The assistant cashier of one
Of the biggest banking institutions In
Chicago accepted a ten-dollar bill the
other day and after banking hours was
to find the word counterfeit"
stamped upon the back of the bill in
'edinlk, the letters being large enough
20 be easily read across the room. Chi
ago Mail.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09

"A Berlin journal says that Bjornst-
jerne Bjornson has retired from his POI
litical activity and returned 10 literary
pursuits. having found that the politl.
cal tasks which he had taken upon him.
self absorbed all his time
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09

"A novel idea has occurred to N
Liverpool tradesman. who advertises
that he is able to sell cheaper than
others because he Is bachelor without
membranes, and does not want the
profits OF u married man with large
family. He must be a mean man.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09

THE German emperor is said TO bs
much irritated at comments upon his
personal appearance. IL would be mel
ancholy indeed II the new beard which
has changed the emperor's face should
be the means Of changing the face OF
Europe.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-09
ZONES HOUSE
CAMPToN, KY.

BT SALARY, $50 PER WEEK.
WANTED: GooD AGENTS TO SELL our
GENERAL LINE OF MERCHANDISE. No
PEDDLrNG. ABOVE SALARY WILL Bn
PAID TO LIVE" AGENTS. FoR FURr
TIER INFORMATION, ADDRESS:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY Co.
l7S w. Van Buren, st. CHICAGO, ILL.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

that hs is still fsunreconstructeo" and
bitterly regrets the way the war ended.
nr. Francis Abbot. a distinguished
clergyman in Cambridge, feels that be
has been seriously injured by criticism
OF one of his books printed by Professor
Josiah Royce of Harvard. aud mas ap'
pealed to the faculty for suitable rsdrtss.
Jennie Lind Goldsebmidt's memory
will be kept alive, among other ways, BY
musical scholarship, to establish which
a large number of eminent artists have
agreed to take part in a concert which
will be given In London early in the
coming spring.
Don Emilio CASTELAR, is engaged in Paris
on three important works. The FIRST Is 9
monograph on Columbus. the second q
work on the principal orators Of Spain,
aud the third description of the most
beautiful cathedrsls ia the world
Next year will be the jubilee Of Morris
Jok ais work as an author, and ths
Petofi Society in Budapest is already
making Preparations for q worthy celebra
tion of the event. 1t was in 1912 thai
Jokai, then youth Of seventeen, wrote
his first romance, The Jewish Boy
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
TEACHERS INSTITUTE LecTuReRs
They WnI Use Sensational subj eets.
Visiting ProfessOrs-A HamfOwn AsmO-

They WIN Use Sensational Subjects.
Visiting ProfessOrs-A HamfOwn AsmO-
Graf.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MrDDLETowN, Nov 5 The seventh
annual session Of the New Castle County
Teachers Institute will be held in the
Opera House, beginning Tuesday, Novem-
Der a. at TO- 80 a. m and lssCing three
days in succession. Among the attend
ants at the day session will be Professor
A. Thomas Smith of the State Normal
School. West Chest r, Pa Superintend-
ent Robert 3. Handy OF Virginia: Pro
fessor Silas f Neh, principal Of
the National School OF Eloeution
and 0rstory. Philadelphia; DR. A. NJ.
Raub of Delaware College; Professor
George Hinson and others who will de.
liver appropriate addresses to the
teachers. On Tuesday evening Hon. r.
g. Horr Of Michigan will lecture upon
BREAD and Water On Wednesday
evening ''Granks" will be the subject Of
Hon Thomas TaYlor's discourse, and
Rev e, D. Huntley Of Baltimore. will
lecture upon "The Girl to Love and How
to Treat Her on Thursday evening.
Superintendent H. D. Griffin is hopeful
that the meeting will be the most sue
cessful ever held.
1t is highly probable that The
Young Mems Social 9Club will be reor,
gRuized this winter and that its dancing
parties will again be enjoyable social
events. The club has always been sue
cessful with everything 1t undertook
aud there is no reason why these bril-
liant social events should not be repeated
this year.
Three gypsies attracted much attention
on Main street yesterday morning.
Thomas Roberts is having a new stable
built on the rear Of his lot on Lake
street
Levi Carly, sthe boy who was cut in
the breast by Gray Taylor whom he was
/ lighting about a week ago. is steadily i'm
proving and is now able to sit up in bee
at times
Robert Cannon Of Newport News Va
is spending few Gays with friends il
town.
James Converse Of Annapolis Nd. /.
visiting friends In town.
Miss BERTHE Jones of Wilmington /.
visiting friends in town.
George Hayes, q compostor on tn,
Philadelphia Record, is spending a few
| days with friends here
Thomas and Miss Bessie Conrev O
Chesapeake City. Md, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. NJ l. Hardcastle on Cass street
for few days
Frank Wingate a compoaitor on ID,
Index, Dover. will remove his family "a
that place next Monday where they vii
reside in the future.
Only one colored man ia Hamtown
place Of about 300 coIoTed peoples
Democrat
Miss Matte Reed Of Frederick, Del. i
visiting her sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Jacobs on East Main street
Rev. w. O. Alexander or Wilmington
IS spending few days With Rev. Franl
4. Moore, pastor OF the Presbyterian
/ Church.
John Adams Of Wilmington is VISITING
/ friends here.
Mrs LareDa Hall ana daughter, Mis-
Airs, aud Mrs Peters OF Wilmington
are visiting Mrs. Josiah Blackway q
Anderson street
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
ONE lDeAEo sTATEsMANsHlp


Returning from Europe by sea and
having seen little land by the way, and
being tossed somewhat uneeremoniously
into a state OF pesslmism, Senator
Higgins informed those Office holding
admirers who went TO New York
to listen to his Europeanized
wisdom, that there was very little
unoceupied land left in this country. He
created the impression on their pulpy
minds that a land famine was threaten
ing the United States.
That was not so much an apology for
returning TO this country so soon, or q
solaee he offered for the prices Of the
Mckinley bill, as sort Of keynote in.
spirstion in defence Of the tin plate
fraud
Since that pathetic announcement
President Harrison has proclaimed
s0,000,O00 acres open to homestead
settlers, and there are hundreds Of mil
lions more. Seeing the following item
IN the New York Sun we were reminded
how q great tin plate statesman can be
mistaken concerning affairs in adjoining
states. The New York Sun says:
In Virginia there are $4,000, 600 acres
OF arabic land lying untitled. The greater
part Of i Is the property Of large holders.
who get no income from 1t, and who do
not possess the capital needed for It's cul.
tivation. The state authorities have
come to their aid, and are striving 10 at
tract immigrants who will take It up and
put it 10 service.
OF course We have no obiectio to a
statesman who likes that sort Of states.
manship, advocating governmental aid e
tin plate industry, or to any particu
lar religion that his thrifty friends wish
to promote, or anything else by which hi:
particular set may be enriched at the ex-
pense Of the people, but that sort Of
craftsmanship causes mental paralysis
prevents q man from receiving other
ideas and extsrminates all sensible idea:
which he may have received In youth
The mental calibre of a tin plate
statesman. who may be quite clever ii
other respects. becomes thin, shiny, com
pressed and narrow, like the layer o.
American tin which is spread on tn,
English rolled steel plates used to Obtain
the votes of certain class of enthusi
asts. and sometimes even that thin tiE
has base alloy of lead in It, We lamen
the tin plate statesman, especially wheI
the tin is mostly lead.
Before Senator Higgins went to 'thl
Senate and got his mind filed with til
plate he knew that there were millions
OF acres Of unoccupied lands in the Yves
and millions more Of cheap lands in tn,
Eastern states, abandoned under th,
benefcent operations Of the high tariff
invitation to prosperity. But now, h,
thinks cheap lands are scarce and If W,
had not started this magnificent tin in
dustry, which is not quite ripe yet, GU
farmers would be suffering.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

TEE returns indicate that Major Nc
Kinley's ma gritty in Ohio win probably
be $4,000. The Legislature viii be Re
publican BY at least s. on joint ballot
Governor Boiess plurality in Iowa will
De about s. 00o. With the Legislature very
close To Massachusetts, Governor Rus.
sells plurality is between coo and
5000. Those who can extract any com
fort from the great victory which Nc.
Kinley gained in Ohio on the great issue
OF tin place and the greater victory
which Quay achieved IN Pennsylvania
for pure government, should not be In
tsrfered with. II they like that sort Of
thing they should be allowed 10 have all
they can get Of it,
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

THE trial Of Or. Briggs FOR heresy
began and came to an unexpected end IN
the dismissal Of all the charges, the
Presbytery deciding that in view Of the
explanations offered by Dr. Briggs the
accusation OF heresy could not be sus-
tanned. That, though compromising to
thoss radicals who have been charging
heresy, and though not consistent with a
strict and cold application Of
the canons Of the church, is a wise
decision. Just now when interest is
prevalent, when interpretations and
creeds are 10 chaotic state when re
vision is imminent, It would have been
unwise II not cruel, to attempt to disci-
pline and perforce expel DR.. Briggs for
non acceptance OF dogmas which will
likely soon be modified.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

RETURNS from the New York State
elestion indicate plurality for Roswell
p. Flower Of 40. 4A6. and for w. f..
Sheehan of S0.246 The Republicans
elected II Senators and the Democrats
IS. In the Assembly the Republicans
have 50 members and the Democrats SO
From this steadily Democratic state tie
Republicans have had for years two repre-
sentatives in the Federal Senate, and
almost complete control OF the Legislative
power Of the state. When the Demo.
Gratis get the chance how they wiz gerry
mander that state 20 the Queens taste.
Connecticut shows even a worse condition
OF affairs.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

licanism and the original Republican
party is obvious and radical.
Young men were captivated and en-
Unused by the principles and ideas Of the
party which carried on the war and
emancipated the slaves
There was something to win she ad
mlration and satisfy the pure patriotism
Of the youth and virtue Of the North
in those questions of the abolition
Of slavery and the maintenance Of the
Union, which great men and powerful
papers. instinct with the noble qualities
or the great editors Of those days, sup
ported
The culture, virtue, wealth, refine
ment. learning and patriotism OF the
North came to the support Of Lincoln.
Sumner. Chase and Grant because the
cause was great, the ideas noble
the patriotism pure The young
men OF the universities absorbed
in the fascinating pursuit Of learning,
the professors engaged in the exacting
task Of imparting knowledge, the matron
whose son was at the front, the tender
maiden whose sweet grace waved tender
and fearful farewell TO "a nearer and
dearer one still" as he obeyed the call Of
duty, all we're alike alive with the
enthusiasm which made the Republican
party great and gave II such great and
good men.
What is the party now9 There are
many or the same old men 10 it, but none
Of the young ones. Virtue, culture re-
enement, the mstroD, the maiden and
enthusiasm. all. have given place to the
low ana false plea Of assisting lot OF
rich industrial robbsT barons to get
richer.
Where are thegreat men now2
Where was the greatest Of it's great
men. Blaine, then7 Snesklng away from
the duties Of drafted soldier. and then,
as now, making his partIsanship profit
able. He had a Springfield rife contract
then; he is enforcing the Clyde steam
ship subsidy on Hayti now
What is the work, the idea, the pur-
pose, the enthusiasm Of the party now2
Tin plate.
A tin plate industry is very well
II established by business men on bust
ness principles like any other industry
but think Of the sordid. stolld eupidity
and narrow minded hollowness of the
sham Of great party Of statesmen bend.
ing its efforts to build up tin plate in
dustryll
Think Of Linc,ln. Sumner, Chase and
Grant evlting their energies and
thoughts, and using the taxing power Of
the United States Government to assist
vulgar Nledginghaus and the lying Cron-
emeyer in the establishment Of q tin
plste industry III
There is the measure Of the difference
between the party Of the present day
and the party Of former days-Tin plate
It is impossible to conceive how the
Republicans do not look upon themselves
with contempt for the descent they have
made, except that they have fallen by
degrees and have become callous t.
i shame.