Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-09-17

VI ~ ihoTe IMAM Tue OemOeFhtS the /
Saturday before.
An Infant child belonging TO some
unknown person was hid In thresher
in Carroll county, Arkansas A mo
ment before starting the machine,
WHEN all was in readiness and the
driver was ready TO ply the lash the
feeder lifted up the apron OF the
thresher and there found the baby
just ready to go through at the first
move of the machinery. The child
was taken care Of By kind neighbor.
No claimant has been found and no
one can identify the little fellow.
Ladies fine shoes reduced from So
rs TO $500, $500 to $500, 1886 to
81 20 etc, etc at Danilson's. They
will only last few days. II you
want pair get them before they are
all gone. Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery,
etc, at very low prices at Danilson's
great cash sale.
A teacher who had aeked a girl to
purchase Grammar received the fol-
lowing note FROM the little girls moth
er: II do not desire that Matte shall
ingage 10 grammar, a. perfer her to
ingage 10 more yousful studies. and
can learn her to speak aud write
proper myself ! went through two
Grammars, and | cant say as they
did me no good. | prefer Matte to
ingage in German and drawing and
vokal music on the piano.
a number OF young people OF Black
foot called upon Miss Ludyicson, OF
Rock Springs, Wyoming, guest Of
Mrs. Geo. Hammond, few evenings
ago and gave her a pleasant surprise.
The young lady was equal to the occa-
sion and while herself greatly sur
! prised entertained and Toasted her
visitors in charming manner. She
has returned TO her Rock Springs
home but her new made acquaintance
win remember her with pleasure after
many DAYS,
IL the pretended abandonment Of
the Force bill 10 1890 did not fool The
people then ii certainly will not fool
+. them now after that experience. Mr..
: Harrison may think that he will gain
: votes that will count by trying that
juggler's trick once more, and that
the votes he will lose by it will be
' only negro votes which do not show
up in the electoral college, but how
T much public respect can be expect e
!. retain while thus playing fast and
lopse with his party and his platform
a and with the very club he used in
L striking down its idol, james G
! Blaine?
x Prices slaughtered on gents tin'
shoes at Danilson's Reduced iron
/. $3.50 10 $2.35, 1915 to $3.50 $500
;. to 1915 aud great many other cut
l. ia prices too numerous To mention.
> The distinctive feature of the Aus
tralian ballot us pracliced IN New
a South Wales, is that the names of al
o. the candidates being printed on on
(. sheet, the names of persons for whom
" tile voter does not wish to vote mus
be scratched of, blue pencil beinl
l. provided for that purpose by the All
Ii thoritics, while ON the ticket, clearly
ID printed directions indicate the mum
Der Of candidates to be voted for. /
- more than the limit are voted for th
a. ballot is informal. In New York ant
b. New Jersey each party ticket is print
ne ed ON separate ballot and i
o. "straigt" voting no scratching is RI
quired. In all the states, small CON
J., partments are provided for the use O
= voters But one person is allowed a
= one time in each compartment, s
!, that secrecy is secured. The Aus
tralian ballot was introduced into Oh
Unltcd States by its adoption by th
!. :, state of Massachusetts, IN 1888, an
:" by the city of Louisville in the sam
=, year. II is now in use in all the state
- and territories but Iowa, Kansas, VII