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I Local and Personal. I E. S. Jewel! peading citizens, was pres the Weiser Farmers' In t. He has been in Idaho . one of Salu 1862. Basin, but later engaged in Dck business. Now his 775 mm P of land close to Salubria He first mined in , «4 iquiring most of his atten I He is doing mixed farming las some good dairy cows as fijrll as hogs and horses, peers are pastured on alfalfa m the stubble fields. His About of these are turned off each He is one of the stock ers in the new creamery at I place and will supply some  mm for it when in operation, >' m jewell a representative man is prominently identified with development of his section of country. T ; •i: v. 'essrs. E. S. Cushman and A »lusse r, prominent farmers; Nampa, were recent callers. two :;y >th report the past season as ving been reasonabl} r good with |on and prospects for 1899 en - They say the de A-'» iliraging. and for hay is active and that |luiy could get $5 per ton in stack for any they might care to sell. Hr. Cushman is buying up young Stock of the Short Horn breed for feeders. h. - Br. J. C. Bane, Canyon coun- ; ■ popular new treasurer, fa Hired us with a call the other Mr. Bane is quite an ex Usive farmer and stockman. He s horses, cattle and hogs, and ipscs considerable hay. He, last mil, sold upwards of 300 tons of K to sheepmen at $4.25 in the ■pick. Mr. Bane's farm is near Falk's Store in this county. » my su v; :-a : h;, É ||TJ. G. Welch of Payette informs lis that his 6 acre vineyard, most iy of Concord grapes, did well last ear. He made six barrels of wine and did not convert all of the grapes into this product this it. He will make quite an ex sive plaiiting'of nursery stock coming spring. He regards Concord as the best grape for B section. y ' ; : JT : . * « 1 p he Sixth Annual Convention : Slate items. y.u m: Hthe Northwest Fruit Growers iSsociation will be held in the ci |of Spokane, under the auspices he Spokane Chambers of Com ! It is ex tree Jan'y 24 to 28, pected that a large prominent orchardists will attend. number of During the hand Poultry and Pet Stock Asso same week the Spo ciation will have an attract! ve ex- I The two events will doubt prove of unusual interest. I hi bit. ess U eiscr has made a very sub stantial growth the past year, and one of her prominent citizens as sures us that the business of the town has increased fifty per cent during that time. Payette like 40 cars of and August of thi s year and these gave a net return of about $5000 Lewiston, the smart city of Nez Perce county, sent out about 20o cars of fruit last year. marketed something melons during July H- JJ- -Bint chi leading DF UGGIST 0 |j hs Your Patronage Pure Drags, Painter's Supplies. Cigars. Fancy Goods. Notions. Perscriotion Work a Special! \. i G i A. GREENLUND, HIGH XT' E S >GR TO I. H Pure Drugs, ® * Stationary, ->andj^ School Supplies* FINE LINE OF J* < jt jt CHOICE PER POMES v I \ ULh I SCMOOU GOOD C T" EE should be sei ved in ev*Tv home in this r 'D J IIP ■ai Because Why! We sell an excellent quality of Moca and Java Coffee, at 33è cts. per pound. It is fresh roasted and contains all the delicious flavor of the berry. None of: the aroma has been lost in the roasting, A pound of this Coffee is worth two pol ; nds of some so ],j f or the same pi To get a good idea of the quality of our Grocery stock vou should visit our To know the quality send us a' ice. Hardware store, samvle order. Don't overlook us when in need of r Crockery. W, II. Redway. Caldwell. Idaho o m ^ r ag s wx ' x ymÊZ Sefei ; f A > -■ ? J 11S i V - m M ■ $ T: . ■ . ■ J; - - • rSB - w - fit A r , ■ Sa c 'y^W'f jtty ■ » 'A i- %< if: > |pj ..»St m \ 5 : V i! r 1 s i r it A ^.v " i il Jg . * HJ8 5 1 ï - /■ . f /' fTi ' l mm ■ ■ m *&jd : m r-r/A «a;. •« \ '■ fi I, A i - m V Wk : \. ( *s .-J ■ i tf. Ü. u 0Y COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE ■HE deli riUs c .1 a well-lighted read rated magazine adventure and you to the remotest and old—these ta >d :n ] urn with its love, its ends of the earn 1 xtions , 1 or r ic 1 f t W J vT. Jl id its instructive s for . : 111 a* [ S -vJ the entertainment are the i and pro! rst î s for ow nj ion of vour childr st and most i c?i U f the great illus en the aim of the ed we leave our readers 1 0 secure for vou trated magazines at the lov editor of this journal. That we h. to judge. A special contract recently entered into with The Cosmo politan, which seeks to become better known in this neighborhood, has enabled us to offer you a year's subscription to the greatest of the illus trated magazines together with a year's subscription to this journal, res . ■ ! 1 h, possiDie } SUi BothTogetherOneYearforOnljfS t.so In this way vou secure y 'our own home paper and an illustrated magazine at a p ice that is on! about a fourth of what some of the illustrated magazines sell for. For three years The Cosmopolitan has undisputedly claimed that it reached the largest clientele possessed by any periodical, daily, weekly or monthly, in the world. It was The Cosmopolitan which sent Julian Hawthorne to India to let the world know the real ho:r 5 of famine and plague. It *was The Cosmopol itan which estabii-w, j at its own cost .a great Free Correspondence University why has over 20,000 students on its rolls. It was Tiie Cosm p« 1 .. ich otfered a prize of $ 5 .(XX) for the best horse less carriage and prizes for best plans for public baths, and best arrange ment of sewer and pipe systems for cities. It was The Cosmopolitan which set the presidents of great schools and universities seriously discussing the defects of existing educational systems. It is The Cosmopolitan whose enterprise is always in the lead in advancing the world's civilization. T lie fl-jomc ♦ .cru'fi 1 1 f ^ We wish through the columns of The Gem State Rural to again remind all in need of Nursery Stock that our large an i complete, and that we are better able thaï; ever to supply mes are First Class Stock, At Bottom Prices* know your wants, roses, shade and ornamentals, nut tiees of If you contemplate planting a large We have a gc orchard, let us assortment of small fruits. Will or small i I ; a arieties. serent mote heures. be pleased t< ; i I Call on or address, The Boise Valley Nurseries, Caldwell, Idaho.