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THE NEW AGE, POBTLAND, OREGON.
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The New Age
A. D. GRIFFIN, Manager.
Ofllco, 24MJ4 Hlark Ht Concord Hid.,
Portlwnil. Oregon.
Entered at tho iostonico nt Portland, Oregon,
M second class matter.
sinisoieii'TioM.
One Yanr, I'Hyubln In Ailvnnon ,
,93.00
Established l&M. Printed nt WX Stark 8t.
Third Floor.
WRETCHED TELEPHONE SERVICE
Tho Oregon Tclophono Hyfltcm In
this town 1h a proper subject for it
radical reform. For nonio reason the
dally papers refuse to say n word In
behalf of an aburfed and Indignant
people, and It Is tlmo some public
voice mndo a "roar." Tho New Ago Is
not accustomed to making com
plaints; It prefers to be soclablo and
agreeable with peoplo generally, and
especially with Htich as perform quasi
public services. Tho "hollo girls,"
though somo of them nro thought by
vexed tclophono itdorfl to bo Incompo
tent or saucy, are not to blame,
in
tho first
plnro they nro not more than
. They ought to strllto, nnd
half paid
Insist on decont nny for tholr exnctlng
and Important work. Tho troublo Is
thnt thoro nro so ninny girls who want
a Job of HiIb kind thnt a Btrlko might:""8 Pwcr to malto tho appoint
not bo effective; nnd unless there Is
nn assurance that they would win
tholr point, It would bo bad"" policy to
Mtrlko.
Hut tho present tclophono monopoly
In this city Is n disgrace to civiliza
tion, nnd an outrage upon n long suf
forlng public. Tho complaints nbnut
tho Borvlco nro not only numeroiiB;
they nro n'lmost universal. House
keepers linvo to wait for hours to
"got" tholr grocor, or druggist, or
laundrymnn, or nny body. If thoy
keep trying, tho chnnrcB nro that they
nro Blmply Ignored. Thoy have to
put on their lints and go nnd do tho
orrnndrf that tho tolephono Is supposed
to help them to do without expending
this tlmo nnd going to this trouble.
Farthormoro, tho sorvlco, ns con
ducted, la a rank swindle. On to a
phono In n drugstore or other IiuhI-
nofiB placo nnd cnll up tho number
you want nnd tho rospoiiBo Is "drop
a nlcklo, ploitBe." Well, you drop
your nlcklo, nnd often got soupno
body. Thoro frequently Is no offort
mndo apparently to do tho scrvlco for
which you paid your nlcklo. You ditp
posed when you put your nlcklo In
Uin slot that It would pay for connec
tion with tho' porson you desired to
Hpenlc to, but not so; tho hollo girl
doea not know whether Bho hna "got"
or can "got" tho desired party or not ;
Hho domnnda your nlcklo, and then
perhaps mnkcti n focblo effort to find
out whether you can bo served or not,
nnd hIio doesn't earn at all whether
you are or not. Tliii. n man may
drop thrno, Ave, or n dozen nlrkles
in tho slots of this Institution without
getting n cent's worth of vnluo ro
colvml on tho contrary, ho aggravat
ed, nuiioyod nnd Incoiuod. This sort of
swindle la going on dully, hourly, all
ovor town. Our good mnyor nnd
other good olllclnls nro desirous of
putting tho gambling nlot machines
nut of buslnotis, but horo Is a gam
bling dovlco that thoy scorn to ap
prove of. It Is purely a "gamblo,"
when ono drops a nlcklo In tho tele
phone slot, whether ho will win or
Iobo, with tho chani'o heavily against
blm, Tho chunco Is rnthor bettor In
a cigar atoro machines of winning
a 10a cigar with a nlcklo.
Let Is bo roponted nnd emphasized
that tho "hollo girls" aro not to blamo.
It la tho aydtom, that la nt fault. It
la tho greedy grasping Intolorablo mo
nopoly that controls this btiBlnosa
that la to bo attacked. They not only
do not moro than half pny tho girls
, who work for them, but thoy do not
properly Borvo tho public; thoy fur
nish Inefficient, unsatisfactory and
ovn, In roapoct of tho "dropn-nlckle,
. plonso" graft, a radcally sorvlco.
Tho publlo ought to demand good,
prompt ofnclont sorvlco front this mo
nopoly, or elao npprnlao their plant
and property and tnko charge of the
luiBlnoBB. Tho fncta being fully shown
up, It la at least probable that tho
rnurta would sustain a law for this
purpose. When a monopoly mat u
making millions censes to aorvo tho
public properly, litBtilta and outrages
tho public that It falsely professes to
'ihtvo, It ought to bo destroyed.
EXPORTS QV FLOUR.
Ono of tho most Important and In
teresting Biibjecta now under consid
eration by tho business men and pol
iticians of tho country, and eapeclnlly
of tho Pacific Const, Is that of trade
with tho Orlont. Wo oxpoct to build
up a groat trado with thoso multltudl
noua peoples, nnd to have an oppor
tunity of doing so, ns wo could not
otherwise, on account of our posses
slon of tho Philippine lalanda. Ono
of our chief exports, and V ono for
rsomo yours to coino nt least of most
Importance and value, la Hour, and
thanks to tho energy nnd enterprise
of one of our leading business men,
wo already have a largo and secure
foothold In tho Orient for this trade.
Mr. T. B. Wilcox, tho master spirit of
tho largo and successful concern
known ns tho Portland Flouring Mills
Company, hns made repeated trips to
the leading Oriental ports; has stud
ied conditions on tho ground, nnd
knowB Just what Is required there, and
how to supply It, not only with profit
to his company, but to tho wheat pro
ducers of tho Pacific Northwest. Ho
hns done, and Is doing .more for tho
farmers of Oregon than any other
slnglo man In this city or State. Dy
making it market, or finding nnd de
veloping an oriental market for our
surplus flour, he helps to make every
farmer prosperous, and when tho
farmem prosper nil tho peoplo pros
per. Mr. Wilcox hns done a grand, prnc
tlral work In this lino, and ills oxanv
plo Is worthy of Imltntlon and omnia'
Hon by other lending business men, es
pecially shlppors nnd exporters.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP.
Tho appointment of a district at
torney to succeed Governor-elect
Chamborlnln Is a Btibject of much re
I mark recently, although the appoint:
i mot doesn't need to bo made till
i "oxt January. Tho public hits con-
,i,,onco t0 "cllovo that Mr. Chamber
, '"" wl" a "' "gut thing, and what
. ,8 0(Mt. ,r " s,m11 decided that ho
ment as It seems to bo gonerally
agreed thnt ho will.
Whllo Tho Now Ago does not wish
to offer tho govornor-cloct nny utlvlcn,
ot which ho mny linvo already too
much, It seems propor to remark that
tho deputy district attornoy, original
ly solccted by Mr. Chamborlnln, no
doubt on account of his fitness for tho
office, lit properly "In tho lino of pro
motion," nnd Judging by his record
during tho pnst year ho Id entlroly
waithy of tho promotion that ho Is
likely to receive Mr. Mnn.nlng do
Borves tho appointment, not only on
recount of his morlt In this roBpecc,
but becaiiBO of his flno energetic work
for Mr, Chnmborlaln nnd tho Demo
cratic ticket last Juno.
Tho prnctlcnl working of tho offico
has been largely In Mr. Mnnnlng'a
hnuds, nnd ho hns performed bin du
ties energetically nnd faithfully. Ho
deserves promotion nnd tho public ox
poets that ho will receive it.
PORTLAND ROSTMASTERSHIP.
An soon ns Sonator Mitchell return
nnd tho Oregon delegation gets to
gether to conBldor appointments, a
change in tho poBtmnatorshlp of this
city would bo vory accoptnblo to the
majority of tho people. Postmaster
Croasmnu has already aorvod ovor
four years, and nppnrontly neoda and
dodlrcn a rest, or a change. Tho peo
ple also wish n change. Tho Nov
Ago docs not deny It has n grlovauco
of Its own. Its city subscribers sny
thnt paporn mulled Satunlny nro not
In many cases received till Monday
or oven Tuesday. It nlso hears of
othor complaints, from patrons of tho
ofllco. In fact, thoro la qulto n gen
eral sentiment In favor of a change
In tho postmnsterahlp hero. Some
times four or 11 vo years la enough for
n man to hold an ofllco; after tho
Inpso of this period ho bocomea n lit
tlo too lnrgo for tho ofllco, or indif
ferent to tho wolfaro of tho publlo
thnt ho la paid liberally to servo.
Soveral changes of federal oftlclnla
may bo desirable but tho postmastor
ship should not bo deferred longor
than necessary. Wo shall havo to
wait, howovor, till "tho delegaton"
getd together, and Sonator Mitchell
decides what la best for the public In
terests. THE SOUTHERN OREGON LYNCH
INO. The people who lynchod the Negro
at Murahflold yestorduy committed n
crlmo that ought to bo punUhod. An
example should bo maao of these
lynchors, or aomo of tho leadora of
thorn, ao that such a disgraceful crlmo
will not bo repeated In this State.
Tho district attornoy and ahorlff
should search out theso offendors and
deal out Justice to them. While tho
Negro's crlmo wad Inexcusable, and
whllo tho law does not provide a suf
ficient penalty for such a crime, yet
thoro la no excuse for this species of
lawlessness revenge. Oregon Is
thereby disgraced and humiliated, and
tho governor ought to exorcise nil
tho authority and power ho has to sou
that tho lynchers aro punished, as u
warning to others who aro tempted to
like nets' of lawlessness.
ATTENTION,
la. directed to tho Q, A. R. Convention
to bo hold In WViBhlnuton, D. C, Oc
tober Oth to 11th Inclusive, 1902,
Wo can soil you tickets at ratoa
which muko going to tho convention
cheaper thnn staying at homo, and wo
ninko enough out ot It ao that wo aro
not "On tho County."
Tickets sold only on September 29th
and 30th.
For particulars as to ratoa, nccont
tnodntlotid, stopovers, tlmo limit, otc,
etc., call on or address,
11. II. TRUMllUMi,
Commercial Asont Illinois Central R.
R., H2 Third street, Portland, Ore,
MISSISSIPPI DRIFTWOOD.
A Uoou to Miiiijr Poor People Who
Live Along the Bank.
A slight rise In tho Mississippi up In
Kentucky, said an old river man, Is a
blessing to many of tho poorer classes
of this city. A three-Inch rise up nbove
brings down n vast quantity of drift
"wood, nnd nt the floating docks of the
ferry landings great rafts are formed.
You can sue the boys every evening
nrmed with long poles, with it splku In
one end mid n coll of rope nt the other
end, spearing the good pieces of timber
Just as a whaler harpoons n whale.
They grow particularly expert, and I
noticed one boy a dny dr two ago who
could hit a log In the center the llrst
throw nnd bring It to bunk. This meant
:t supply of fuel. Many of the parents
of these little ones cannot buy the fuel
necessary to keep them warm, nnd tho
river furnishes It sometimes and some
times It does not.
Much of the timber has been freshly
cut nnd left by the cutters over night,
when tho river comes along nnd lands
It here. I saw two fine nsh logs yes
terday, enough to keep a family going
for a week, and the water had scarcely
soaked through tho bark. Of planks
there la a great plenty, and also some
bnrrels and all kinds of things. Tho
river Is no respecter of timber or per
sons for that matter, and brings down
tho farmer's barrel half filled with
pork Just as readily as a water-logged
and useless trunk' of a cypress tree. It
has often been a sourco of wonderment
to mo' how ninny people do uctually
live from the products of tho river. I
have never Been tho figures ns to what
proportion of the population of the val
ley subsist on fish and get their wood
from the overflows. I have been from
St. Paul to Now Orleans several times,
nnd nt nil of the river towns you will
llnd tho boys, ready for tho overflow
Benson. This, however, applies moro
particularly to the section of tho river
below St. Louis. Hut nil along there
Is the fishing Industry, less .of it here
thnn elsewhere, because of tho prox
imity of salt water, but above here It
Is a flourishing business.
Seeing tho boys spearing logs ro
minds mo of tho case of n man who
agreed to pay the negro CO cents n day
If ho would collect driftwood for him.
The negro worked faithfully, and tho
man was Belling tho timber at ii big
profit, of course, Finally, nt tho cud
of two years, after tho white mini had
grown too proud and too well off to
work, the negro found ho had Just tho
sauo right to the timber the white
man lind, and ho was tho maddest crea
ture In the boundaries of tho JJnlted
States. Ho Is not over It yot. In fact.
ho was bo disgusted ho will not catch
wood even for himself. New Orleans
Tlmes-Deuiocrat.
l'oor Autrcssea" Costumoa.
In Germany there Is n society for tho
relief of needy actresses. Aa ordinary
actresses have to supply their own cos
tumes It la often moBt dltllcult for
those who are poor to obtain good en
gagements, says Home Notes. Accord
ingly certain practical philanthropists
started a society for their beuetlt.
The society is uow In Its second year,
and In the first report It Is stilted that
"branches have been established In
llerlln, Cologne, Munich, Stuttgart,
Carlsruhe nnd Mnunhclni, and It Is In
tended to have a branch In every Ger
man city of Importance before the end
of nnother year. In overy city the
i business of the society Is conducted by
n Joint committee of wealthy society
women and the most conspicuous net
rcsB in tho place. So far the demand
for costumes has been much larger
than the supply, but this condition hns
only Impelled the women workers to
greater activity." ,
UlHUOuraglni.
District visitor, to mother of newly
converted Hooligan So sorry to henr
your boy Is laid up, Mrs. Pimple! Noth
ing serious, I hope? Mrs. Pimple, lu
the gloomiest tones Imaginable Pew
nionlit, miss, pewmonln! Comes o' Hit
ting lu that draughty church 0' Sun
day. sloaaley Shnilo Too Attentive.
"Mr. Hensley, did Mary's lamb hnve
much sense V
"I don't know. Why do you nskV"
"'Cause sister said you'd ninUu n
good understudy for lt."-ChV'lnui
Plain Denier
W. P. FULLER & CO.'S
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Rubber Cement
Dries Hard Over Night
Don't Accept
If Your Local Dealer
Write (or Color Card to
W. P. FULLER & CO.
PORTLAND,
cience
aN-1
vention
As the Ice grows colder It gets hard
er nnd more brittle. There cnu be no
hickory bend on a skating pond on it
zero dny, for the Ice then Is too brittle.
Slivers of Ice dipped Into liquid nlr be
come so hard thnt they will cut glass.
Water thrown on Ice In the Arctic re
gions will shiver It like pouring boiling
wnter upon cold glass. This Is because
the Ice Is so much colder than the
wnter.
According to the Lancet, the cssentlnl
oil which forms the basta of all per
fumes Is n powerful antiseptic, and
possesses disinfecting properties equal
to those of carbolic acid. For this rea
Bon n scented handkerchief may not
only please the sense of smell, but
prove a guard ngnlust Infection, and
It Is suggested that this fact may tend
to reconcile those who do not like per
fumes to their free use by those who
do like them.
The new light-ship for Diamond
Shoal off Hntteras Is furnished with
electric apparatus designed to send a
"perpendicular pillar of light high Into
the sky directly over the vessel. It Is
hoped that tills light mny be risible
from tho decks of ships thirty or forty
miles nwny at sen, wherens the mast
head lights can be Been only thirteen
miles away. If this' form of beacon
proves successful, It will be adopted
for other signal-stations.
Pictures Framed. Furniture Itopnlrod
H. C. Schroeder
THK ALDINA
House Furnisher
Ikmt'fl furnlsho 1 complete.
Cash or installments.
Under t iking and embalming,
344-346 Russell St., Upper Alblna,
PORTLAND, ORIidON.
Phono, Pink 595. Res. Phone, Pink 917
CUT RATES
Groceries
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Cllvo us n trial and wo will convince you that
our goods are tho best as well as the cheapest.
We tarry a full and complete line of Momipolo
goods, which are known the world over for
quality.
Best granulated sugar, sack (KM) lbs) 11.33
Uekt creamery buttur, roll ,,,,,aVs audita
Four iKiuuds nice dried apples .... ,.,,... ,UJo
" Vt hekt-O," Ita sailor, per package, 60
Table peaches, iears, apricots, can 12Wc
Lemons, erdoz ,.....,,.,,., ....10c to Sue
Best valley Hour, sack 71
Choice pink beans, 81bs, , 2to
No. 1 white twain, 7 lbs 'Oc
No. 1 lentils, 0 lbs Z'o
llt-t prunes 4c to Ao
Mb can Shilling's baking powder.. 40a
4 pigs Jumbo mush (lu lbs). 2Ac
Macaroni, box. ... ,..,., 3.1c
fornmcal, sack (It) lbs).. , '2te
English breakfast tea, a good ono, lb 35c
Fancy Mocha and Java coftVe (Kic kind) 30o
"II. H." Mocha and Java coll'eo (Uo kind) lb..Mc
"Victor" blend cotl'ea('JV) kind) 1U. 'JOa
"iiex- rcuice, a khmi one, iu , mva
Toothpicks, 3 pkgr ...10c
Our toaa and rolFeea are unexcelled In ilavor
and strength: always uniform, always the best,
tiood catsup, largo bot.. 10c: big mackerel, 10c:
Economy cream, 2 cans, 15c: nice salmon, 2
cans, lftc: xrk and beans, '1 cans, lc: mop
sticks. 10c: shrimps, can, Hc: 7 bar Owl soap,
2.V3. All kinds canned meats at low prices.
We want your trade. The hustling Grocers.
Woolley & Place
207 Third Street.
Floor Paint
and Wears Like Iron
a Substitute.
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OREGON.
IMMTBrMWMrM-tMl-Hta
CHARLES A. LUCAS, Attorney na Conn-selor-aM-aw.
Room 629 Chamber of Com
mercc. Practice In all Federal and Blate
Courts, fortland, Oregon.
J. Rocder. N. Marquart
SEVENTH & GLI8AN EXCHANGE.
Choice Wine. Liquors and Clean. Pollwood
Eeer. l'hono Clay te'j. 115 N. 7th 6t.. 1'ortlaud
T.
HE OAK CAFE.
P. W. TICK, Prop.
Choice Line of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
vreiron inone noou jra.
Cor. fourth and Oak tits. Portland, Or.
For a good social tlmo call and see
JOHN WOIDA.
'Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigar.
Tclephune Clay 03. 4C0 Ollsan St., Portland. Or
T
he Western lumber company
OClce: Seventeenth and Front Streets.
Portland, Orcjon.
mllE EXCHANGE.
George BcbeckL
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
WEINHARU'8 DEER.
101 Third Street North.
pALL AT 331 FIRST ST,
For Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pits Dally.
A Fresh Line ot Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Eto.
MRS. E. N. BUCHANAN, Proprietress.
LBINA FERRY EXCHANGE
John Krcrson, Proprietor.
Dealer In
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
It AUltm avenue, corner Hirer street.
Alblna, Oregon.
M RIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware.
6T0VE8 AND TINWARE.
Wlllsmctto Street.
EUGENE, OREGON
TOK DYNES SALOON,
' Northeast corner o( Gllsan
and Seventh 6ts.
A I'holco Collection of Wines and Liquors.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
1 RLINGTON CREAMERY.
H, C. KINO, Prop.
Commission Merchant. '
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Etc
M7 Burnslde St.
rOKTLAND, Or.
c.
P. JONES.
CIOAK8, TOnACCOH, CANDIES,
FKUIT8, NUTS, KTC.
its Blxtb Ptrcet,
Between Ollsan and Iloyt. Portland, Oregoa
JJENRY FLECKEN8TEIN & CO.
WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Importers and Jobbers.
100-208 Second St.,
Both Telephones Main 115. Portland, Or.
TOSEl'II HORDE.
Fine Wines and Liquors.
TEFFERSON GARDENS.
Finest Picnic Grounds In the City.
mllE BAVARIA SALOON
A. B. BUROER, Prop.
Imported and Domeitla Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Welnhard's Beer.
Phone Oregon Black IMS
S. E. Corner Second and Oak Strests,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
I-VAY & HENDERSON
All Kinds ol
rURNITURt-...w
Practical Kmbalmers and Undertakers.
Order by telegraph filled promptly. '
Phoue Black 47. Cor. Willamette and 7th BU
EUGENE CITY, ORKQON.
pROKF-fSOR RICH. MAX MAYER.
Pcrlrtit Hi iMiuw Artkl
Teacher In Drawing and Painting.
Studio and Art Gallery, M Alder M.
Thursday.
Telephone Red 1837. Fortland, OrefM
ADOLF PETTERSON,
Proprietor.
OLOF 8WENSON.
Barkeeper,
THE STOCKHOLM.
Where can be found finest of Liquors, Wines
iuu utgarv,
Oregon Phono Ctay SS7,
Corner Sixth and Flanders, Portland, Og
mllE FOITLAB.
JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor.
Telephones; Oregon Red 981; Columbia SM.
IxS First Street.
Portland, Oregea.
-niCUMOND LAUNDRY CO.
COR, UNION AVENUE AND WEIDLER BT.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Columbia 5258,
Oregon, Scott 1111
pHICAGO PACKING HOUSE MARKET.
JOE NASH, Proprietor.
Wholesale dealer in Prvih
Heats, Cared
Meats, puultry, Fish and Game
tVli-e. Ortpn Honey. Eppi, Butter, C
i vim, uoaees.
vw.v.j, ciwiu, r.fcv, 4ciopc;i
one Oak 81.
UV; S. Sixth St.BearCeuek
IDAHO ADVERTISING.
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DOLPU SCIIREIBER.
Funeral Director."
918-920 Front Street, Opposite R. R. Depot
Park. Bell phone 212F. Ind. phouo 489.
BOISE, IDAHO.
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TATE BANK OF IDAHO.
Wclser, Idaho.
CAPITAL, 850,000.
Edward Blialnwftld.
Chas. J. Sclwjrn,
President. Ca
uunier.
Also has n branch at Cambridge, Idaho. Tho
People's Bank. Solicits your business.
T
HE COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
A. Hlnkcy, Proprietor.
First els In all respects. Special attention
given to commercial men, Long distance tele
phone In connection.
NAMPA, IDAHO.
The Bank of, Nampa.
FRED 0. MOCK, Cashier.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
NAMPA, IDAHO
STAR LIVERY, FEED AND
. BOARDING STADLK-
Flrst class rigs furnished to all points. Spe
cial rati to Emmett, Star, Pearl ruidflnako
Rlvor. Special attention given to commercial
men.
W. J. DUVALL, Proprietor.
Nampa, Idaho.
Hotel Weiser,
Welsor, Idaho.
BARTON & BRIZENDINE, Proprietors.
Frco Snmnlo Rooms. Rates reason
able. Miners', Stockmcn'B nnd Com
mercial Men's Headquarters.
Largest and Vest appointed hotel l.
Western Idaho. Rooms with bntli,.
steam heat and electric cnll bells. Bar
bcr shop in connection.
The Idan-ha
iDANHA HOTEL CO., Ltd., rroprlotora.
E. W. SCHUM'-KT, Mnnngcr.
BOISE, IDAHO.'
OPENED JANUARY, 1901:
AMERICAN PLAN.
RATES 12.50 AND UPWARDS.
Headquarters for Tourists, Mlatnc;
Men and Commercial Travelers.
Prescott, Brandt & Co.,
OOlco with J. II. ORAYIIII.L,
Immigration Agt. O. 8. L. R. R,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS:
The great home land mild climate, pnre
mountain air, fine water. The 'death rate la.
lower In Idaho than In any other state In the
Union. No cyclones, storms or billiards.
First premium on fruit at the World i Fair,
Chicago, 1893: Paris Exposition, 1900. First,
premium on Lambs at Chicago Block Show,
1900. Gold, silver, copper, coal, tine timber..
Grow wheat, oats, barter, corn, all kinds ol
cultivated grasses, and vegetables to perfec
tion, We will be pleased to show you flue Irri
gated lands at Nampa, Boise, Caldwell, PajretU
and other points. We have bargains in landa.
from (10.00 per acre up. Correspondence so
licited. Address
PRESCOTT, BRANDT & CO.
Room 5, Hioksy Building, NAMPA, IDAHO'
FOR CHEAP HOMES
And Uow to Reach Thorn, Call On or
Address
J. H. GRAYBILL,.
Trtvillif hwlrrMi lMt
Incii Start Un ly.
NAMPA, IDAHO;.
When in Medford
STOP AT
New Nash Hotel
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
W. J. HAMILTON, Proprietor..
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