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« Classified _ 1* AdvertissnenU ander tbi» heed will «barfed for At the rate of l cent a word each insertion. i® FOR BALE—Buff Orpingtons, nice, Urfc bird» and good layers. Inquire At Rural office. 4tf. For BALE—A few nice White Wyandotte cockerels. Inquire of Henry Renemier, Middleton, Idaho. 4-t mo. FOR BALB—A limited number of Golden XFyandotte h«n» and pullet». Caldwell, Apply to Edgar Gipaon, Idaho. 4tf. FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE House and 20 acre» adjoining citv lim it», Caldwell, near College and public school. Good dwelling-house, stable, chicken hon*e«, first-class water, sev eral acre» in choice fruit, good soil and beautiful location. Will »ell on rea sonable term» or exchange for desir able city property, this office. Particular» at You »ee thi» ad. *o will others. Try one for result*. FOR BALE—Cheap for »pot cash, a »mall house and 2 lot* on Boulevard, Caldwell. Well located and close in. Inquire at this office. FUR BALE. A few good Silver Laced each. Nampa, Idaho. WANTED—Good salesman In each countv in Idaho to sell Rand, McNal ly*» Universal Alia* of the World. Be»t medium priced library,school and famtly atlas made, 160 pages of ma pa, printed In color« showing states, coun ties, towns, railroads, every country in the world, all natural feature», many city map», colored diagrams and chart» presenting in accurate, concise and at tractive form the manufacture* and commerce of the world. Complete geo graphical description of every county and state. History and geography combined, 464 page» 11x14. Price only 16.00- Exclusive territory. We allow publisher» commismiona to solicitors. Experience unnecessary. We teach you. Men earning $125.00 per month. Our name guarantees the beat goods and honorable dealing». Write today for particular». RANI) McNALLY. Chicago, 111. Wy andotte roosters. Inquire of Mr». Geo. Duval $ 1.00 FOR SAL K—Barred Plymouth Rock«. About 30 bird* from some of I the beat »train* in the comity, over 2 year* old. This is an opjH>r-1 tanity to get a start with thi* famous breed. I am now away from Caldwell, | and close out the -dock. If None ! ' { you Care Gem State Rural. . want to ant a bargain »peak quick. W. II. SCtiKNCK. Dont mi*» a single farmer'* insti lute report. You will also know about the doing* of the fruit growers, dairymen, hee keepers, poul try men and seed growers. Bear in mind then that the Rural is the onlv meetings! paper that reports the»« fully. A Choice Properly A 40 acre tract for »ale. It is located in the famou» Roswell district of Canyon county, one of the most desirable localities in the entire state, and strictly in the fruit belt of Southern Idaho. 23 acres in winter apples and standard prunes, with a nice assortment of miscellaneous fruit* forfamily use. Several acres in productive clover and alfalfa meadow; small, but comfortable dwelling house; large, well arranged sheds and other out buildings. Land is well improved, excepting some 6 acres, which can be readily brought under cultiva tion. Good water right with the land. Altogether, a most desirable tract which should yield a profit able cropof fruit the coming season, and soon pay for itself. Location—Three miles from Par ma railway station, which is less than an hours ride from the county seat, and only two hours to the State Capital. Reference—Hon. J. H. Lowell of Roswell, or the Editor of The Gem State Rural. Terms—$3500. $1500 cash and balance in 3 annual installments, with interest at 8 per cent, payable annually. For further particulars enquire at this office. : i ' Salt Luke, Utah, Dec. 4th, 1902. It has been decided that daily from Feby. 15th. to April 30, 1903, the same y cheap, one- vay second class Settleis , Rates will be in effect from the East to points on the Oregon Short Line, us follow»: To Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake, Spanish Fork, and : intermediate points, from ; : $ 30 oo 28 80 : 26 n0 Pocatello, Anaconda, Chicago. Bloomington Peoria ... Si, Louis Kansas Leavenworth. Atchison and St. Joseph. Co. Bluff* and Omaha. Sioux City. St. Paul and Minneapolis. To Huntington and Main Line In termediates from Chicago. Bloomington citv. 20 00 20 00 j 22 o.) 22 9 ) . 30 5 » 29 ;o j 26 50 I i 27 Ô0 St. Loris Peoria Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison and St. Joseph... . 22 iO i j Co. Bluffs and Omaha,. . . i Siotyc City .. ! St. Paul and Minneapolis Proporti» mate rates will be made from other station . 22 50 2o 40 25 40 etc. s in Illinois, Iowa, D. E. Buklkv. G. P. & T A. : ! Advertise your goods, wares and merchandise in the paper that reaches the farm homes. 5/y/£LD5 <î Co. Grower» and Importers of all kinds of Grass and Field Seeds r of the vertrreen pasture in your section •ct with untried seeds? With fifteen years ^ personal experience in growing, also with the ex; onuict of the ^ ff IMCJ.V and Pull m in. we submit the fol o - UROMUS IN We can name seed for e con »try. Why prosp of cultural C >lfe '.m at list of seeds out of a ban Ire 1 different kinds tried; TALL MEADOW OAT lliASS, OR ERMUS, ENGLISH BLUE GRASS GRASS, ITALIAN RYE GRASS, ENGLISH RYE ■ are growers of them The» : are fresh stee ls: w i : CHARD GRASS. and will guarantee results an t prices. porters of CLOVERS, ALFALFAS. PEAS. COR N, WHEAT, S: v.N SPELTE, MILLETS, ano all kinds of FIELD SEEDS. IVe are also gro v in a i l nn at the of Agriculture or of Agriculture SPILLM \ N, Professor a I ! H. T. FRENJH, Prof, For prices and further information ad For rafarenc ! we cite yon to W. J. A.-ri:nltural dolle/e it P.illm in, Wife., at the I 1 mo Suite University, Moscow Idaho. dress, M. J. Shields & Co./ Moscow, Idaho. laasaaaiaPiRisw r 3 How About Your r. 3 e 3 E r. r. e PRINTING ? E w r H E r E r. r. r. E r. E .■ E r, E E E E 3 r 3 ■r 3 r The Printing Department of this office is line of 3 r. ^ ... . ,. ^ now prepared to handle anything In tlu catalogues, Booklets, Pamphlets, and General jr Printing. 3 3 E E E J m r 3 d® r. 3 E 3 m 1 K 3 We make a specialty of small e office work, such as Letter and f ill •8 I Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Rusi ness Cards, etc. We oive your work E , . • r C , • , e that ne.it, catchy e feet that is pica in? g to the eye, and we give it style and * character. Get cur price before or dering elsewhere. ~ 3 f 3 3 HP 3 30 3 3 3 u 3 'T| 3 3 3 3 >!!l 3 iuitlG Jill 3 E li: 3 liliijii E 3 E E B is I J E 3 » 3 Jt> E 3 3 E 3 This is the season of the year to order R your Winter Printing. Don't delay too lorn»-. R * - & 3 E 3 3 3 3 ~ Bring or send your orders to . 3 The place for ! Good Werk 3 3 Rural Job Depart nein 3 3 3 i 3 1 CALDWELL. IDAHO. 3 3 -jo» r ing in Great Salt Lake remarked to a An Author Speaka. The late Charles Dudley Warn author.editor and traveler while hath frlorimts . air and pretty j The only directly the Rio It is also the "Scenic er - friend.that in ad his travels he never before saw such a tion of salt sea bathing, skies, pure mountain bine sunlit women and happy children. transcontinental line passing through Sait Lake Citv is Grande System. Line of the World." trip of equal length can it m grandeur of scenery or wealth of Z7 ^ J \ D ' MarwUield, Gene Market Street, Mo Bride. No European compare with pamphlets ieral Agent, 625 ~ , 1 'rancis C i , W. C. P r T ? o A " eUt - 124 Third e'»rtiand; G \\t General Agent, 47 E. Br or I A. Bento enger De San I »Street. Fitzgerald, roadway, Butte; , General Agent Pass partment. Salt Lake Ci tv.