Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

Parties wishing Shores & Shores
medicines by kindly leaving your or.
ders with US will accommodate you
through the proper agencies.
BEE II. FERsIsH.
Rev. DIR. Kellerman will deliver a
lecture at the NJ. Il. Church, Black.
foot, this, Saturday, evening. Subject:
The City Of Our King. The lecture
Is under the auspices OF the young
ladies social society. Admission 25
cents.
A new line Of gents and young
mems clothing, Just received at prices
that eaunot be duplicated in the West.
DO not pass them by. Bunting 4 Co.
Mr.. Cooper, nominee for state treas
urer, is an all-around American. He
enjoys his ease with dignity. Thurs.
day evening after be had spoken 10
the court house, and while Capt Gum
was speaking, be made himself com.
Portable 10 the judges upholstered
chair, placed his foot on the clerks
desk and held the bottom Of bis No.
3 boot up the public gaze. II that is
not American what Is III
While the politicians are bowling
10 much about low tariff reducing
the price Of lead, il Is well for US TO
remember that under the first admin.
is,ration Of Cleveland, when lead was
on the free list the price ranged from
s5 To SO per 100 pounds. Since the
Mckinley tariff OF sl.50 per 100
pounds went into effect the price has
never reached 81 per 100 pounds
World.
Indian Agent Teeter, the new ap.
pointce for the Fort Hail reservation,
reached Ross Fork, Tuesday after.
noon. His brother is with him and
will ~ in the service.
Mr. Tce,er is fully posted on all
matters touching the reservation and
the school al Fort Hall, hayirg been
called 10 Washington for instructions
by the commissioner before bis dc.
parturc for the West
Washington adyIccs say Mr.. Tecter
is one OF the most competent men
ever sent TO the reservation and Tue
NEWS bcspcaks for him a satisfactory
administration.
Christopher Frederick Alfs, the 4
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs J, +.
Alfs, met with shocking death on
Wednesday afternoon. The little fel.
low was down on Jefferson street near
Third and in attempting to climb up
on the brake OF wagon loaded with
wheat he lost his footing and fell In
front OF the hind wheel. The driver
was unaware OF his presence and the
fourhoarse wagon loaded With hun.
dred bushels of wheat moved on and
the wheel passed diagonally across
from the shoulder to the lower part
OF bis chest crushing the innocent
little life out OF him In an Instant
Moscow Star.
A new line of gents and boys caps
Just received. Hats, hose etc etc, all
al Hard Times Prices
z. Bunting q 20.
When women dabble In politics
like Mrs. Mary Lease has done, some
body, sneakingly, is going to say
some ugly things about them. See
what an ugly charge they are making
against Mrs. Lease in Kansas. II may
he found on our editorial page.
Bellevue was the scene of fatal
shooting, Tuesday night, at ll'SO
o'clock. DR. J. X. Estill was fatally
shot by A. u. Beamer, railroad agent
al HALEY.
DIR. Estill had dispoiled the happi'
meas of Beamer's home by undue in
nmacy with Mrs, Beamer He had
been warned away from the home
time and again, and when found there
nv the returning husband at that un-
seasonable hour, Tuesday night, he
yas shot and fatally wounded Inc