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THE NETV.AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
The New Age
A. D. QRIFFIN, Manager.
Onion, Ut24 Mlnrlc Ht., Concord lllil.,
I'nrtliuitl. Orccon.
Kntorcd nt tho jxintoillco nt I'ortlnncI, Oregon,
as bccoiiiI clnim matter.
Hiriwaitfi'TioN.
OnoYour, 1'iiynliln In Ail vim en ('-.. Oil
JCntAbllslicd PfM. Printed nt IVf, Ntnrk Ht,
Tlilnl l'loor.
JilST US HaVH A (IIMSAT
TION.
BXI'OHl-
TJio tiH'tnlJoi'ii of Mho k'filHlatur"
from Mtiltnoiiiuli county should mid
nntlot'ibtodly will work for nntl Boomo
u vory Hbornl appropriation for the
l.owlii & Clark Contonnlal Exposition,
In IDOn. Fn the Judgment of tho Now
Ami tho appropriation Rlimilil ho a
HtralKht ?1, 000,000, It will ho worth
that much to tho Stnto, ttml tho Stnto
(nil Htnnri It. Tho State owoh nothing.
Ittfpooplo nro prosporotiH and thlo Kx
poHltlon, mailo ti hiIccohh, will rioiiolo'
tho Stnto'B nnd Portland' population
In five yfars.
What Ih n million dollnru In view of
Mich n roHtilt? Hero Ih a chnnco In
try and ovon up with tho Stnto of
WuHhliiKton thniiKh Wmdiliifiton will
honollt altnoHt ovenly with Oregon in
coiiHoquonco of tho fair.
TlioNuw A bo tlilnkH tho dally pa
purH, wlillo doliiff a Hplondld work In
thlH nn'd In other dlroctlonti, aro tint
(pilto nctlvoonottjrh In lUipporlliiK and
"hooniliiK" tliU Brent project, and 1
vooatltiK liberally about It. Tin) more
money Portland ralHou tho more tin
Stnto will appropriate, nnd tho more
Portland and tho Stnto ptttH tip lit"
more Snnntorn Mitchell nnd Simon
nnd HoproHontntlvon Moody and
Toimno ran Bet front Cohki-chb next
winter. Wo oiiBlit to Hhow up with
about $1X0O,00n In Oregon, Incltidlnn
Portland put-up: then Idaho, W.wh
ItiBton, Montnnn, Wyoming niul even
California, though tlilx State wiih not
part of the "Oregon Country," will
full right In lino; and by Folirunry I
wo can go to CongroHS with about i'i
fiOO.OOO pledged to thla project, ami
link niul then will Bet an equal
amount from tho National LcgUlnttm
Don't ho Htnnll or "moiiHly" about
tho affair, iih long nn wo nro cngugod
In It. It Ih n big thliiB, and can bo
made ho. Tho Now Abo Iwh entire
confidence In tho men In charge, of It:
while tho New Abo, nmniiB others pre
ferred tho llnwtliorno Blto, It Ih en
tirely Hntlflfled with tho one Holcctoi'.
It Ih n kooiI Hlto. Wo havo goo7 men
nt tho head of thlH affair pnitlciiIiiWy
tho Chairman If Htich a dUcrlmlm'
t foil which Ih not meant to be In th
leant 'dlnpitinglng, to anybody oIho. If
allowable.
Go ahead. HiiIro morn tnonov In
Portlnnd, Bet a million, or at Ienu
$750,000. from tho Stnto, mid $2.000,.
000 or $3,000,000 from CoiiBrcso. Title
can bo done. Tho only thliiB neco
nary Ih to
(Jo ahead and do Itl
ii
A NOnTIIWBST NIOWBl'APEK.
Tho Now Aro. wlillo havhiB nn oh
pedal IntercHt In Portland nnd Oro
Bon. of cotirflo, IntoiidH to beconio more
nnd moro a Pacific Northwest nof
pnpor for tho colored rnco In purlieu
lnr mitl for pcoplo In general and tho
paper him n lnrgo cllontngo lit Wash
litRton, and oven In Idaho and Mon
tana. hecatiHo wlillo It may not y
ho much nH bohio other and target
nowrtptiperH, It "hltH tho-Hpot" when'
tho occnfilon nrlsoa, It ItnH taken nnd
will cnntlnitn to tnko a vory lively In
terest In tho WiUBhliiKton State cam
pnlgn. It linn no doubt whatever of
tho oloctlon of tho Republican Stale
nnd CoiiRresHlonnl ticket over thero
tint to toll tho truth and n paper
Unit IIoh Isn't lit to oxlHt the I.oglal.i
tttro Ih BllKhtly In doubt. Senafr
Tumor Ih n very atrotiB man. Tho Ho
ptihllcniiH miiBt combine on Bomobody
for Senntor over thero. Who Ih the
moat avallnblo man? Tho Now Ago
In roIiik to tnveatlguto this Interesting
tjuestlon ttiorouglily, mid bIvo Its
UtouHiindH of WnBltliiRton renders tho
benefit of Ub Investigations. Sovonil
"Bood men" nro up for tho Sonnto; It
lann honorable ambition; but for tho
pake of Republican buccohb It Is Im
portant that they do not kill one an
other off and let Senator Turner step
In for outside of his politics ho If
u very ndmlrahlo man In various viys
himself.
Tho City and Suburban Street Hall
way Company la ilolnu very tine
work. In Improvlntf their roadbed, lay.
Iiik now rails, and altoKettior spending
Bovcrnl hundreds of tlioitsaiuU of dot.
lara In Improvemonts. They nt ones
net n flno oxamplo, and lllustruto tho
movement of development lu this city
nnd In tho Northwest.
o.uip.iirv lln- 1II1I 11 unloiiiliil net'
, ,W tho Ktiropeaii nation, to
make nouinonla quit pornecut ug tho
Jow'a, Tho dnys of persecution, ou
account of rnco, rellglou or color,
ought to bo over, '
TUB ODIOUS TELEPHONE MONOP
OLY. Tho Now Ago la In rccolpt of .hun
dreds of compliments on account of its
Bomowhnt uevcro, but well-dcBervcd
"scoring" last week of tho telephone
monopoly'n mlBtrentmcnt of pcoplo In
thlH city. The "drop tho nlclclc" graft
In not working quite so well as It did.
Tho Now Ago Isn't a dally paper, nnd
Inn't subsidized by this oppressor nnd
over-rider of people, especially house-
wives, but It litiH already done u llttl-i
something townrd clipping tho claws
of this vampire, uml will do moro be
foro tho fight Ih ended. For others
will take up tho fight coon. Tho peo
ple will not vory much longer endure
tho Imposition of this Insolent com
pany that tnkes, oven women's nnd
chlldron'fl nlcklen. without tendering
uny Horvlco whatever therefor.
Mi. Jonathan Ilourno Ih Bpoken of
In ninny qtinrtUiH na a probable United
States Senator. Oregon could look
further and fare worse.
NOVEL
UGE FOR A PAWNSHOP.
Muilc
a Clofilcrooiii liv ii Mini Win,
Wonted to Clicck IIIh Cunt.
"IIiiiiiiui liiKcntilty Iuih no meetH and
bounds," said T. P. .Morris, of Pitts
burg, nt the Holland House yesterday,
"and to say there Is nothing new under
the sun Is to challenge criticism, for
there always Is. If only It Is that par
ticular day upon which the sun Is shin
Ing. I enine Into town with u friend,
who. was wearing a inagiilllcent fur
coat In the1 country the morning- had
been cold, but In town It was warmer,
and tho coat became uncomfortable. A
short distance from the station he went
Into u pawnbroker's and, taking off his
coat, asked 'Isaacs' If he would lend
him $1 on It. Tho proprietor examined
It stispllcously ami then gave an eager
iilllrmatlve. He took the coat mid gave
my menu ?i niul tbe ticket, and they
parted, with seemingly mutual satisfac
tion. I did not like to ask questions, and
us he made no explanations I remained
in the dark until afternoon, when I ran
Into my friend on my way to the train,
lie wits without his coat, but when he
reached tho pawnbroker's he dtew me
Into the shop ngaln. Then he produced
his ticket nnd laid It down, together
with 51.(J.'I. the ,J cents being for one
month's Interest 011 the $1 borrowed
In the morning. Once on the street. I
Insisted on nn explanation of this ex
traordinary maneuver.
"Oh, It's very simple." he made reply.
"If I'd checked It anywhere else I'd
have had to pay 1(1 cents or u quarter,
mid besides I wouldn't have been sure
of It being properly cared for. or that
some one In the controom would not
take a chance mid 'lift' It because or
Its value. Now, the pawnbroker Is a
perfectly reputable perspu, ami I there
fore knew I would get It back safe and
sound. I also know he would take
proper euro of It. Just see how beau
tifully he has In nulled It, mid dually,
It only cost me ,'t cents."
"I said nothing, for I wns lost In won
der nt his Ingenuity, mid I now under
stood the reason why he was more suc
cessful than his fellow men In until
uesa." New York Tribune.
A PRETTY FAIR LIAR HIMSELF.
Utory tbnt Won the Doctor 11 Keconl
iih 11 Prevaricator.
They were seated around the stove
In the village store one cold evening,
discussing rcmnrkablo Incidents. Tho
schoolmaster had propounded this ques
tion: "If a man tells 11 lie so ofteu
Unit lie Unnlly comes to believe It him
iclf, cnn he be mild to lie, If ho con
tinues to tell It?"
All were silent forn few minutes, but
Dually the doctor said: "1 think not.
In fact, I can furnish a case where a
man told a falsehood so often that It
llually developed Into a truth."
"How was thntV" asked tho, teacher.
"Well," said the doctor, "In the town
where I began practice there was a
man mimed John lllgglus. who wns
known to be tbe greatest liar for miles
around. One of his stories was about
his war experience. Now he had never
been In the army, as every one knew,
but he used to tell storlesof privations,
hair-breadth escapes, ami hard-roiight
buttles. He hnd one particular story
which caused much amusement. It
wns about being wounded In the shoul
der with n mliile bullet, and when ho
had an attack of rheumatism he called
It tho pain from the old wound, saying
always that the bullet had never been
extracted. He told the story so often
that ho camo to believe It firmly, and
went so far as to consult me ns to the
advisability of extracting the ball.
"To humor him I made nn examina
tion of his shoulder. I found the scar,
and 011 feeling the flesh discovered tho
preseuce of some hard substifuce. To
curry on tbe Joke I made nn Incision,
used a probe, and brought out a bullet
such u he hnd described,"
"Hid you say," said the storekeeper,
"that he waa tho blggent liar In that
locality)"
"Yes," replied the doctor,
"He would lose tils reputation If yon
lived there now," remarked the mer
chant, aa he. In response to a signal
from the school muster, passed nrouud
the cigar.
Pass It On,
"Have you bud a kludnesa sbewuT
runs It on.
'Twas not ulven for you alone
I'ka It on.
Let It travel down the ye.tm.
Let It wipe another's tears.
Till lu heard) the deed appear.
l'as It on."
ZflTnVZX
JJ Wm htt wM Q
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Voutii baa IdifaU; old nso hn liteaa
TAILOU-MADE SUITS.
MUCH
LESS ELABORATE THAN
LAST SPRING.
More Numerous tliuii Kvcr, Mnric or
All Maimer of Material unit Wide
DlvcrHlty of TrimiuliiK" lctj Llk
I ni; for Loiin-IInlrc:! Knliriea.
Now York correxpondence:
LAHOKATB tai
loring IfilC'lU'll Its
climax l.mt spring
and Hini.:iir, Mid
the. tiiiliiri'il pro
duct or full 1. nd
winter will lie In
iimi'licd contrast
to It. Yet the In
coining styles rre
not sevre, noth
ing In tlieiii tip
pronchi". the man
ly IIiiIhIi that at
times dominates
the tilth,' of Mime
tailor giils. Then
the most notieca
hie feature cf all
Is the miinbiT of
M
CljIliVm
'smsD
these dresses. They're even more numer
ous than they were bint sprint;, when
the fanciful, so-called Kremlt tnllor
gowns quite dominated the Buster pa
rades. All milliner of materials appear
In them, too wools., silks, velvets, vel
veteens niul cordiiroysr Hands, stripes,
ttteks. pleats, box-pleats, kilt pleats, up-
A
m
:
ir u
.ICSII KltOM TAILOHS' HANDS.
pliiltitng, nnd stitching nre nil used lu
the finish, 11 id sliver nnd gilt hrnhls are
used 11 deal on the more dressy gowns,
In the cloths for these gowns Is much
of newness mid beauty. Long-hatred fab
rics are admirable lu texture ami color
ings, nnd smooth-surfaced goods look ul
most like satin, so beautiful Is their lus
ter. HoX'iilcats nre n freiment ressort.
nnd make up especially well in heavy
cloths, l'iiulirolderlug In braids, tinsel
nnd silk lloxs Is tilentlftil. Jackets uml
jacket Isnllces nre many and lu consid
erable variety. All nre made with basque
or nostllloii I'ffi'i't of Hoioi kind. Mnnv
blouse lu front, others nre ciit-nwny lu
front, long skirts reaching from cither
NEW IMIASES OF LACE TU1MMINO AND STENCILLING,
side. Jackets are trimmed with braid,
passementerie, applique work, stitching,
or tucking and pleating. Cape aud thnwl
collars, revera and berthns are used for
ornaiueutatlou. Sleeves are larser, en
the bell or elaborated bishop order, with
undersleeves or uot, as desired. Helta
are of velvet or the material, fastening
with fancy buckles or buttons.
Dark shades are preferable for atrectl
wear, the numerous red being put for
ward as especially suitable, with greens,
browns and blues pushed not much less.
Illack U still fashionable and looks tlch
when trimmed with auy.ot the numerous
Eastern embroideries or tinted wool
laces and Insertions. Velvet suits will
be used In all colors, the potted hnd
striped effect being especially liked. Cor
duroy will be for outing suits. The cordu
roy is much heavier than Inst season
and has a wider rib, Norfolk jacket will
predominate lu pedestriau suits, the tide
pleated or kilted skirt reaching the lu
step and hanging evenly all around. Vel
veteeu I liked for these suits, especially
In the spotted wcotm. Black nnd xrSitte
spotted and blue nnd white spotted cloths
arc very fashionnltle for outing suits.
A hnlf-do7.cn tailor suits appear in the
accompanying sketches. In the smallc.it
picture Is shown u sage green camel's
hnlr elothifinlshed with blnck velvet, gilt
passementerie nnd stitching. In the
first group, nt the left, Is a bright red
zlhcllno, with embroidered design In gilt
thread outlined with white moire folds,
This is about the limit of trimming, as
Indicated by show-room gowns, anil is
more thnn very many women will in
ilotwe, to judge by the selections already
made. The stylish form of triple skirt
beside this wns green camel's hair chev
iot, with stitching of pale yellow. It hnd
11 broad-shouldered effect, whose stylish
ness will be n boon to slender women. The
seated woman displays a brown vel
letei'it, banded with black nnd white
striped velvet. Shield nnd sailor collar
were white moire. IHaek ttml white strip
ed silk trimmed the last gown of this
quartette, line sliver soutache 11ppe.1t lug
on the skirt. The white silk double col-
lnr wits stitched In black. Another triple
skirt model tuny be seen In the next pic
ture, ami wns .sketched In fawn rehired
broadcloth, with white stitching and
bright green velvet belt. Thls-stenellled
collar of the dress goods was nn espe
cially stylish one, the currently fashion
able trick with such stencilling being to
imike It resemble medallions.
Some stencilled cloths nnike up very
richly, nnd It Is permitted to hnve either
the whole costume or portions of It of the
stencilled stuff. Sometimes the skirt Is of
delicate tinted broadcloth, with collar and
cuffs of stencilled material. Velvet nnd
tliis cut-out cloth make n beautiful coin-
binatloii. A handsome example ia
white stencilled broadcloth over delicate
green silk. Skirt mid bodice were ilnbo
lately trimmed with applications of rich
violet velvet outlined with silver braid.
Hod lees nil blouse nnd give the tiroad
shoulder or off-shoulder effect. Sleeves
bang full and droopy over the wrists.
The laces used with especially free
hand nre white, black nnd cream. Hand
some black silk gowns are beautifully
appllqued with ecru lace insertion nnd
lace, ami nre considered the height of
stylishness, Kent laces are used freely,
too, on the gray shades. The left-hand
gown In the concluding picture illustrates
their employment. Here the goods wns
IH-arl gray miu'a veiling. The sleeves
were dashed with silver threads. Splen
did embroideries ot ecru, white and cream
inoustellue aiv appllqued with raised
(lower and fruit designs in tinted chltTiins.
These are tine when used ou delicate
shades of cloth. Black and white laces
"bold their stylishness aud aro found In
tbe best of company, bucti lace embel-
......... ,v v -- . ...-...,; a iiuiu .
picture. The goods was white canvas
cloth, and the front panel was white
uiolre. Laces of these especially stylish
shades will he used lavishly ou fancy
silks, which are strikingly numerous, aud
as attractive as they are stylish. Mirror
and moire velvets of exquisite quality will
be reserved for swagger dress-ups with
tiulsh of a little fine lace or oriental (as
sementerle. If God didn't Intend women for the
place they has In de social Hystem. It
was mighty lucky for 'em dat tnau did
so Intend. Cbttuuiie Faddeu and Hr.
PauL
CUAItl.Efl A. MJCIAP, Attorney imkI Conn-i'lor-at-lJuv,
Room fi29 Chamber of Com
merce. I'mrllce In nil Federal ami Stnto
Court). Portland, Oregon.
J. Itocitcr. N. Maripmrt
HKVKNT1 & QlABMf KXCHAXU1.
Choice Winer. Manors nnd Cigars. Sulltrooil
Peer. Phone clny to. 115 N. Ttli St.. Portland
rptlE OAK CAFK.
V. W. PICK, Prop.
Cholre Mno of Wines, Liquor and Clgnra.
Oregon Phone Hood 8'J.r.
Cor. Fourth and Oak Bts. Portland, Or.
For n good Mjclnl time chII nnd fco
JOHN WOIDA.
Fine W'lne, Mquprs and, Cigar.
Telephone. Clny r,Ur IdO flllsnn Bt Portland. Or
JOHN ICKt.T.Y
til III, 1,1 .11(1,,,,, - 1KV,1I,1 IIV I. 111. .'IllltllU.
Frnttlsh Cnlnn A Nutloniil Inn. Co., Kdlnbtirg
nnd Loudon; Weilcrn F. nnd M. Arsurnnci' Co.,
Toronto, Cnn. fli Third t., Coluinbliiti llldg.
rin.in1 l.ll.nliii. t ....... '!.. H.t.f tn.lll.
P. F. HALL.
Cor. Commcrelnl nnd Htnntou st., Portlnnd
Ore. Wines, Mount nnd Fine Clgnr. Oregon
Phono l'lnk 413.
V. M. PRESTON.
flltOCKHIKs. Free delivery to nil parts of the
City. VfiO Lnrrnhce St., corner llnmdo.
l'ortlnnd, Or. 'Phono Scott 371.
NEIL O'HARE.
Orennlc K-cclinuge. Choice Wines, Liquors
and Clgnr. Free Lunch.
Cor. IttiaicUniiil llrendle SI., Portland, Or.
mill: WK8TKUN I.UMIII'.Il COMPANY
Olllce: Seventeenth and Front Streets.
Portlnnd, Oregon. '
miiK nxciiANOi:.
(Icorgo Poticckl.
FINK WINKS, I.IQUOUS AND CKIAH3.
WKtNHAItD'S llKKIt.
lot Third Street North.
riAIJ. AT 331 FII18TST,
For Fresh Dread, Cakes nnd Pies Dally.
A Freeh Line of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc.
MI18. K. N. liUCHAN'AN, Proprietress.
A
1.I1INA FKUKY i:CUANOK
John Kverson, Proprietor.
Denier in
t'holco Wines, Liquor and Clgnr.
18 Alblna avenue, corner Itiver street.
Alblnii, Oregon.
pAI.I, AT NINTH AND OI.ISAN STfl.
J. M. UYAN,
1
Denier lu Groceries, Fruit, Confectionery nnd
linking.
Comer of Ninth mid Mlhnu Streets
t MKItlCAN IIAKKltY.
Gu MaiikertzProp.
All Kinds of Dread, Cake and Pie. Home.
iniulu Dread nhpeclnlty. Satlrfuctlou
(luarauleed.
Kfl William Ave
Portland, Ore.
Bavaria Beer Hall.
LOUIS KLUO, Proprietor.
Cor. Second nnd Oak Ms,
roUTLANP, Or.
I OK 1IYNKS 8AI.OON.
Northeast corner of (lllsan
and Seventh St.
A I'holic Collection ot Wines and Liquors.
Imported nnd Domestic. Cigar.
c.
P. JOKED.
ClbAHS, TOIIACCOS, CANDIES.
- FKU1T8, NUTS, ETC.
133 Sixth Street,
between Ollsan and Iloyt.
Portland, Oregon
H
ENItY l'l.KCKKNSTKIN & CO.
WHOLKSALF. WINES AND LIQUORS.
Importer aud Jobber.
a-208 Second 8t
Iloth Telephones Main 116. Portland, Or.
rpUK 1IAVAHIA SALOON
' " A.M. I1UUOKK, Prop.' '
Imported and Domestic Wine. Liquors
aud Cigar. Welnhard' Peer,
Phone Oregon Mask 1915
B, K. Corner Second and Oak Street,
POKTLANO, ORKdON.
APOLF PETTKUSON,
Proprietor.
OLOF 8WENSON,
llatkeeper.
TIIK STOCKHOLM.
Where can be found finest of Uquor, Wine
and Cigar.
Oregon Phone Clay iS7,
Comer Sixth and Flandar. IVirtland, Or
rJUJK
rOPULAR,
JOHN ECkLUND, Proprietor.
Tetephune: Oregon HedMt; Columbia Ms,
I2S First Street.
Portland, Oregon.
The Paper of the People
Th
OREGON DAILYJOURNAL
By Carrier in Portland
JOc ptr Vfc.
AIX TUB NEWS THAT'S NEWS TODAY.
Weekly and Semi-Weekly Eddions
Weellv Journal, WcopWs, l year II oo
Semt-M eekly Journal, let vople, 1 yr. tiiu
A Paper for Oregon Homes
IDAHO ADVERTISING..
1 dolpu sciinimiEtt.
'Funeral Director.
DHMCJO Front Street, Oppoflto It. ft. Depot.
Park. Hell phone 212F. 1ml. phone 489.
,. 110I8K, IDAHO.
OTATK PANIC OF IDAHO.
Welter, Idnho.
CAPITAL, 850,000.
Edward Shalinrnld,
PrCHldent
Chas. J. Hclwyii, '"i;
Cashler.i
Also has n branch nt Cambridge, ldnho. The
People's llnuk. Solicits your tmnlnem.
mm: commkhcial hotki.
A. lllnkoy, Proprietor.
First elnsi in nit reapoct. Spcclnt attention
given to eoinmurclal men. I.on; distance, tele
phone In connection.
NAM PA, IDAHO.
The Bank of Nampa.
Flint) O.-MOCK, Cnihler..' , " '
WK ROMCIT YOUIt 1IUSINESS.
NAMPA, IDAHO'
STAIt MVEUY, FKED AND
llOAHDINO STAIILK.
First clnx rig furnished to nil Hilnt. .Spe
cial rate to Kmmett, Star, I'enrl nnd Hnnko
Itiver. Special attention given to commercial
men,
W. J. DUVAI.L, Proprietor,
Nampa, Idaho.
Hotel Weiser,
YVclscr, Idaho.
BARTON & BRIZENDINE, Proprietors.
Free Sample Kooms. Kates reason
able. Miners', Stockmen's ami Com
mercial Men's llcnilfiuartors.
Largest and best appointed hotel in
Western Idaho. ltooms with bath,
steam heat mid electric call bells. Har
bor shop in commotion.
The Idanha
IDANIIA HOTEL CO., Ltd., Proprietors-
K. W. SC1IUHF11T, Mnnagor.
I50ISK, IDAHO.
OPENED JANUARY, 1901
AMERICAN PLAN.
RATES tfL'.oO AND UPWARDS.
Headquarters for Tourists, Mlnlne;
Alcn and Commercial Travelers.'
Prescott, Brandt & Co.,
Olhce with J. It.OltAYllILL,
Immigration Agt. O. S. L. It. It.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Tho great homo land mild ullmato, pure
mountain air, flue water. Tho death rate I
lower In Idaho than lu any other state In the
Union. No cyclones, storms or billiard.
First premium on fruit at tho World s Fair,
Chicago, 1893; Pari Kxposillnu, 1900. First
premium on Lambs at Chicago Stock Show,
JW0. Gold, silver, copper, coal, tine timber.
(Irow wheat, oat, barley, corn, all kind of
cultivated Krasse, and vegetable to perfec
tion. We will be pleased to show you line irri
gated lands at Nampa, Ilolse, Caldwell, Payette
aud other points. We Imvo bargain in lauds
from 110.00 per aero up. Correspondence o-i
itciteu. Address
PRESCOfT, BRANDT & CO.
lloom (i, Illckey Ilulldlng, NAMPA, IDAHO
FOR CHEAP HOMES
And How to Reach Thorn, Call On or
Addtvsa
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