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MONEY IN IRRIGATION Our proptsi uco ^ _ located in the Columbia Valley between Walula and Pasco—the lowest elevation of any irrigated lands in hd are especial' ........ *■««., .cgswui«, xiuiws uj. all kinds, berri produce the earliest berries and vegetables... M , „ tov . * properties are now abundantly watered and lands with perpetual water rights are on sale at reasonable prices and liberal terms-to induce eariy settlers. O The new town op Attalia lies in the center of this most fertile district and is at thç junction of three railroads, the N. P., the Washington & Columbia River, and the O. R. & N. Besides these unexcelled railroad shipping facilities, the Columbia River, lies at our door. Attalia i3 most beautifully situated and splendid business opportunities are offered. The Company will sdll choice lots at very low prices to per sons who will erect homes and business houses in this thriving, coming town. . - # For detailed particulars and descriptive literature address THE COLUMBIA CANAL COMPANY SEATTLE, WASH. DEPT. A, 500-510 MARION BLDG.. RAYMOND GRILL b4«t or service DAY OR NIGHT THE CRYSTAL BAR—JOHN DESCHAMPS, Proprietor. Everything new end up-to-date. Clean, attractive and comfort able. Strictly a gentleman's resort. Good music during the evening. Lunch roem in connection. Wo will bo pleased to have you make this place your headquarters, and we *18 try to please you if you will give us a call. The Mint H BAKER A SMITH, Proprietor Choice liquors, wines, braadlaa a Clark A dub room in o BUMS, Main street. Clyde J. Vassar UNDERTAKER. AMBULANCE 8ERVICE. Telephone 1921—Residence 1923. MONEY TO LOAN on Improved terms and residence property on the most tevorabls terms. We lend our owp funds ^nd there Is no delay. Call and see ns If you desire to borrow. JOHNSON BROTHERS Rooms 217-218, Over Kjoa 8tore. WOOD AND COAL LONG WOOD, 8HORTT WOOD, DRY WOOD, WOOD AND COAL BY TRAIN L0AD8 OR WHEELBARRAW LOADS. No orders too largo or small for uo to fl|l. Lot ua figure with you on largo orders. Phono 1821. Varda First Street and N. P. Trasks. Clearwater Fuel Company JCiLLY A THOMPSON --- S TNVFÇTÏGATF unexcelled terms offered • ; lltTCJUUfUL by the IDAHO TRUST CO. • : on • j REAL ESTATE LOANS j • Wa maka loana on improved City Property upon bettor terms • • chan thoss offered by BUILDING AND LOAN A8SOCIATION8. Low • • rate of interest. Easy payment#. No delays. Others have invssti- • S getsd and found our terms moot satisfactory. J J Farm loans a specialty. - v- • • F. W. KETTENBACH, Présidant. O. A. KJOS, Vioe Präsident. * J E. C. SMITH, Sacrotary. J •••••••••••••••••••Jcaaaaaaacaaaqaaaaccacaacaeaacaa* ARE YOU DEAF? ( ANY HEAD ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERNlAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: „ . , I , , , , Baltimore, Md . March 30, 1901. ncim* entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will now give yon r.:y ca'<\ to lie used at your m.wctkm. o :«v righ|L began to :ng, and thii kept on gettin; Gentlemen : a full history of About five yc:i my hearing in tiki, car :tmd vor«?, until I lost 1 underwent a treatment f>r cabtrrh. for t v ■ wi-.hov.t rnv hictcss. con-ulted a „uro lUfetUer*. ith nr: i • • -suc-.r te:- -, c f this city. «Iiotol berof physicians, amor only an operation could fie'.p v.ei and then cease, but the Uearinr* i:i th_* iifr.-t I then saw vour advt rii.-e ieu 3 ment. After Î had i - 1 it ::ly aifvw ..... to-day. after five \v*ck r.:v l.v .r::| • 1 t ... heartily apt! beg 10 icn.u . Wry tru'.y ! A. • ri'MAN*. 7*0 S. Eroadvray. I» It: more, Md. Our treat men* ('or.-- rut interfere with Hour uauu! occupation. KEaroroatte» a»d y/y, ft/irj fry-- VflîlBCCI C AT 1MMC at a nominal en ! on!v teaiporr. iO! :i a Xcw Yor ; d ear l: as be told me tha. y, that the head noises woulc txrr. and ordered your treat : the noises ceased, ano :tir< !y restored. I thank you IT YO r J m <Mi YOURSELF AT HOME ,•*, Zixi: A'J.:..: ::g ? \ salle ave.. Chicago, ill RUIT INDUSTRY GROWS STEADILY Fifth Biennial Report Shows Orchards Are in Good Condition The fifth biennial report of the state board of horticultural Inspection, which has juBt been issued, contains the statement by President H. P. Un tick that "no far as we have been able to gather, the number of cars of fresh fruit shipped, have been 2,003. Th's has resulted In a revenue of $1,121, 680. Considerable fruit has been evaporated, but we have been unable to learn the amount." Commenting upon the general fruit growing conditions of Idaho, State Horticultural Inspector A. F. Hitt says In part: Orohards Remarkably Clean. "New methods of combatting dan gerous Insect pent«- and diseases have been tried with a great degree of suc cess in most cases. According to the number of acres of bearing orchard there has been more clean sound fruit raised and marketed this year than ever before, still there Is room for Im provement, and we expect to, and, should Improve from year to year. No cause ever prospered when at a stand still. The prise Is only obtained by push and energy. "I have personally Inspected most of the nurseries in the state and with few exceptions find them In excellent condition. Quite an amount of old infested and diseased nursery stock has been condemned and destroyed. I have personally Inspected many or chards and many Jobs of spraying done for the different insect pests, also many of the packing houses. Praise for Deputy Inspectors. "The work done by the deputy In spectors Is to be highly commended. It has been done In a manner that shows their ability to accomplish good results." In his tabulated report showing the work done by the district deputies, he says that William Mohl, In this dis trict, visited and inspected 1,837 or chards, 5,300 acres and traveled 2,525 miles. Mr. Hitt adds further on: "A close estimate dt the entire acre age of orchards In the state as report ed by the deputy inspectors Is 47,869 acres. Of this amount there w^s 6,870 acres planted In 1905 and 1906. "Number of acres reported Inspect ed 30,585. leaving 17,284 acres as not inspected. • "In addition to the above there are j j at least 250 acres of berries in the state. The greatest area planted to J new orchard as reported, comes from i Nez Perce. Idaho, Ada. Elmore and Cassia counties. Fruit Raising Growing industry. "In conclusion will say that great progress has been made In the raising of good clean fruit and In the market ing of the same. "Fruit raising has become one of i the great Industries of our state and will continue to grow and expand with other Industries. "Now Is the time to foster and en courage the growth of fine fruit and those who enter Into the business. If proper methods are employed. wllL reap a rich harvest." YRANSFER BODY OF LEO XIII Remains to Rest in Niche In.Church of St. John Lateran ROME, Jan. 12.—Though the Vati can authorities have taken the great est pains to prevent the matter being made public, it is learned from a re liable source that the coming week will probably witness the transfer of the body of Pope Leo XIII. from the Church of St. Peter, in which it has lain over three years, to its final resting place In the Church of" St. John Lateran. As nearly all the cardinals now in Rome were created by the late pope, j Ft Is probable that all of them will j take part in the ceremonies, which will j be held at night and be strictly nri ! vate. Do Not Anticipate Disorders. I Just why such extreme precautions j should be taken by the church it Is j difficult to understand. At the present day there is no possi blllty that the disorders which attend ed the removal of the t-.-.fy c.t <*„•<*<■ Pius IX. to Ps last reefing place could be repeated. It Is known that the Italian govern ment offered to co-operate with the Vatican by lining the entire route with soldiers and police. Everything Is in Readiness. Meanwhile everything has been placed In readiness at the Church of St. John Lateran to receive the re mains. The final resting place was chosen by the late pope himself. Shortly before he was taken with hl« last Illness the pontiff expressed to Cardinal Satolll his desire to be burled in the historic church. The spot he designated Is on the left of the apse above the entrance to the sacristy, corresponding to the opposite niche in which is the monument erect ed In 1891 to Pope Innocent III. A magnificent monument to mark the site has been completed by Tado linl, the famous sculptor. Monument Is Magnificent. The artist has reproduced not only the features of the late pontiff, but also his characteristic expression. Leo XIII. is represented standing. His hand is outstretched in an attitude of benediction. At his feet there are two figures, on the right a woman rep resenting religion and on the left a man who Is at once a toller and a pil grim. In all respecta save the monument the tomb Is to be a counterpart of that of Innocent m., consisting of a sar cophagus with a bas relief, two niches, two statues, and two medallions. ♦ THIS DATE IN HISTORY. ♦ ♦ January 12. ♦ —Vienna evacuated by the French. —William Jones of Pennsylvania became secretary of the navy. —Francois Coppee, French poet, bom. —Jack London, author, born. —Clark Mills, sculptor, died. Born December 1, 1815. -National monetary conference met at Indianapolis. —Chicago drainage canal opened. -Five killed In railroad collision near Rlpon, N. M. 1876 1883 1897 1900 1905 A healthy man Is a king In his own right; an unhealthy man Is an un happy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up sound health—keeps you well. When you get "'Climax" Flour, you are getting the best for the least money. C. V. CUMMINGS & CO. Commission Brokers NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS RECEIVED BY PRIVATE WIRE Correspondent Downing Hopkins Co. CONT.NUOUS NEW VORK STOCK QUOTATIONS ANO A FULL LINE OF CHICAOO MAR KETS RECEIVED OVER OUR PRIVATE WIRE,. OUR SERVICE WILL BE THE BEST EVER ÎIVEN TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITY. WE DO A MARGINAL BUSINESS <kS WELL AS BUYING AND SELLING STOCKS FOR CASH. QUOTATIONS RECE.VED OVER OUR PR,VATE W.RE FROM - 7 ; *■ *J *1 *:■< ; : : Spokane Mining Exchange, Where AU Couer d'Alene Mining Stock» Are Dead m Phone Main 165. 219-20 Kjos Block W, F. Huribut, President. M. W. Barnett, Treasurer. B. D. Thomas, Vice President. James Aspoas, Secretary. H. K. Barnett. Supervisor Abstract Department Commercial Trust Company Capital - - $1,000,000.00 Gener al Banking and Trust Business. "Abstracting and Fire Insurance. Four Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. LEWISTON. IDAHO. W. F. KETTENBACH, President. J. ALEXANDER, Vies President GEORGE H. KE 8TER, Cashier The Lewiston National Bank LEWISTON. IDAHO DIRECTORS Jos. Alexander, C. C. Bunnell, J. B. Morris, Graoo K. PfafFlin, R, C. Bsach, Go«. H. K etter, W. F. Kettenbach, O. E. Guernsey, Wm. A. Libert, Jno. W. Given#, A. Freidenrich. Corner of Main's »urtn Streets TRANSACTS GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Bight Exohange Bold on All the Principal Cities of the United States and Europa. The News While it is News