Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

SIGHT and throw our own behind us.
Mrs. Presto Bnrrell came down from
upper Blackfoot Monday and was cali.
lag on her city friends.
Don't miss the recital and musical
TO be given by Miss
woodbury. next Monday evening. Her
recital OF "The Darkey's Lullabyr
alone Is worth the price Of admission.
The editor OF THE NEWS acknowl-
eiges an invitation TO the banquet 70
be given the visiting teachers at Poca-
tello on Friday evening Of this week.
That soft, rich, glossy sheen, so much
admired in hair, can be secured by use
OF Ayers Hair yigor. All the assis-
lance that nature requires to make the
hair strong, beautiful, and abundant is
supplied hy this excellent preparation.
Whenever you find yourself Inclined
TO think Ill Of everybody else, you
ought 70 make a close examination OF
your own moral state.
Mr.. Adams Of Fargo, North Dakota.
spoke 10 a very large audience Ut the
NJ. +. Church, ON social Purity" last
Sunday evening. The gentleman Is a
plain, practical talker, and was heard
with interest by all present.
s. L. Upton. formerly city attorney
OF Boise City, has been charged with
felony, in accepting bride while net
Ing A. city attorney. and criminal pro-
ceedings have been commenced against
him In the district court.
United States Attorney J. II. Forney
spent Monday in Blackfoo;. During
his stay he had James Watkins, charged
with grand larceny, bound over TO the
nc7i U. s. Grand Jury. Watkins stole
Special Agent saddler,s grip, contain
Ing valuable Government papers. The
State and the United States will both
take whAek Al Mr.. Watkins.
From March 70 September 30 Of
this year there were l5i lynchings in
the United States, the victims Of which
were - white men ind il6 colored men,
This record Of an average Of twenty.
two such occurrences per month Il
lAmcnicd, Of course; but there Is also
reason 10 believe that II would have
been considerably lower n the court,
had manifested disposition 10 deal
with criminals in prompt and decis
i've way.
Bunting a Co. pay Sc per cwt. foi
oats loose, either on account or fol
merchandise.
wASTEp-An old sewing machine
treadic and ay wheel. Address
KY, NEWS Office.
Word comes from all quarters tina
the neaiesi and most satisfactory dy'
for coIorIng the beard brown or blac
10 Buckinghain's Dye for the whisker'
Tho numerous cures OF rheumatisr
by the use OF the old standard blood
purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla, show cor
clusivcly that Il IL an effective remed,
II not indeed the specific, for this mo-
painful and persistent Of maladic'
What has cured others will also cur
you.
senator Fred T. Dubois has been In
y,tcd 10 deliver lecture before a hi
,orlcal society In Washington on n
history and resources Of ldaho. tn
Senator has accepted, and the date K
the lecture will be fixed for an evenin
between tho LIST and 10th Of january.
The reporting Of crimes frequent
aids in the detection OF the criminal
on the other hand, the perpetrators a.
often warned by the reports and escal
capture. But the effect on the comm
nifty al large OF the publication OF q
details OF crimes Is very serious; an
n the crime liz unusual, IL generally r
suits in the commission Of others OF u
same character. The phrase Eel
dcmic OF crime" Is the popular e
prcssion OF what really occurs. The
are multitudes of criminals and sen
criminals. of "cranks" and men wi
4 morbid desire for unusual crimes,
for the horrible. There are other M
Of weak character and weak mine
I, All Of these arc frequently melted
crime by the detailed reports they re
in the newspapers; and there are like
10 be several persons who will CONN
the crime they have read OF, often
the same way. And this Is the "e
domic Of crime" brought about by '
publication Of criminal reports Eek