Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-18

A veterinary surgeon in the commu-
nifty Is often the means OF saving from
loss by disease valuable horses. Black
foot has such surgeon In the person
OF Rasmns Nelson. He is as proficient
In horse dentistry as surgery. A sam
pie Of his skill was shown THE NEWS
the dimensions of which might have
placed 1t among the relic molars OF
some prehistoric mastodon. The horse
from which IL was taken could not eat
AS the tooth made Of itself mouthful
but gave no nourishment. Since the
offending member Is removed the ami
NAL can be said 10 have taken 'snew
lease Of life," and TO the owner is saw
ed valuable horse.
Famine Is desolating portions of
China Tonquin has always been re-
garded as the most prosperous province
of the Flowery kingdom, but last year
drouth cut short the harvests. Mothers
are Offering their children for sale for
something TO eat. At Hanoi mother
offered her three infants TO mission
airy for eight cents, preferring TO hand
them over TO European rather than
see them perish from hunger.
Last Monday morning Mr.. G. G..
Davis, teacher at the Fort Hall govern
ment school started for st. Paul, Mimi,
where he win deliver an address on
sThe Future Of the American Indian
at the Indian teachers institute, and
from there he will return to his home
In Ohio where he win spend the vaca-
tion at work on his beautiful farm,
where he raises the best Of crops every
season. Mr.. d. is a neighbor and per-
sonal admirer of Major Wm. Kinley
and when asked II he would support the
Major this fall, answered: 81 am died
In the wool Democrat and will never
desert the ranks Of my party"
"Some business men crowd things
during the dull summer season by In
crcasing their advertising space and
cleaning up their summer stock at bar
gain prices and thus get In good shape
for the Fall trade. Others sit down
and complain about dull times, cut
down expenses by discontinuing their
advertisements, and then wonder VIII,
trade 10 falling of. The time test judi
cious advertising is during the dull sea
son. You don't need business when you
nave plenty, but when II is dilatory
and timid then II is the time TO go after
Il with the facts and figures. II yot
don't believe IL, experiment little
through the columns Of the newspaper
II won't cost you much"
, DENVER, Colo, July 14.-Senatol
! Teller has returned to Denver from
, Mauitou, where he has been In confer
a encc with Senator Dubois, of Idaho
and Congressman Hartman, OF Mon
tana, rs TO the course the silver Repub
). licans shall pursue in the approaching
i campaign. They have postponed thei
!. conference until other silver Senator
1 can arrive. They viii probably thel
q issue a statement OF their position
!. Senator Teller makes no concealmen
= of his intention 10 support Mr.. Bryal
for the presidency. He says that he |
satisfied that Mr.. Bryan viii make tn
= financial question paramount to a
!, others in the campaign, and that
elected he viii devote himself wit
: great singleness of purpose to securin
n return 70 National bimetalism.
Mr.. Teller believes that Mr.. Brya
Is strong candidate to begin with an
e. that he will constantly grow with tn
l. people. Teller will not permit the us
IS OF his name at the st. Louis Populi'
q or silver conventions.