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A. K. B lito n , Ixical Editor and Munnger.
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cider for vinegar to a good advantage,
and in this v.ay be marketed and made
to return a good profit.
If fellows come to your farms and ask
permission to inspect your liglitnin
rods, and then ask you to sign an orde*$
which they claim is to show to the firm
that they are doing their work faithfully,
put tiie hull dog after them and forget
to call him off.
America is now the headquarters for
Jersey cattle, as the breeders of Jersey
cattle on the Isle of Jersey have been
crow, led away by French “ truckers,”
until hut few remain. The breed lias
lieen greatly improved in tliis country,
ami are really “ American’ cattle, hut
will no doubt always retain their dis­
tinctive name of “ Jerseys.”
The New Town Of
Pl N A
Situated on the Coast, Lane Co,. Or.
T v he found on the south side of Siuslaw Bay.
Protected as it is from winter
21 C_bv its natural parks and groves of evergreen tre e s; with hank gently slop-
J to the Bay, affording at all times a perfect drainage, safety from high water
, ,* i -vino a erand view of the Pacific Ocean ; the richness of soil and beauty «f
i x a t i Z back’of which are fertile farms, pleasant homes and beautiful lakes, wind,
must be seen to be appreciated.
Government Surveyor Lyell, in speaking of the river and bar sa id :
That tl
advkrtihing ratkh made known on ap ­
Siuslaw is one of the finest rivers south of the Columbia, and its bar the mod
p lic a t io n .
Piiailv improved of anv on the Pacific Coast.” The recent appropriation of $50,0C0
I.« m «I notice« k ecu,» per lin e , ea ch In sertio n .
to commence jetty building, and $80,000 to build a light-house and $10,000 to bulk;
a life saving station, will give employment to some of the many settlers of small
Entered nt tiu* post-office nt Florence,
—New
ground
plows
and
barrows,
and
Lane county, Oregon, an second-class
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means while fortunes are in store for men with capital. This will naturally be the
all kinds at
of tools
to work
and □
new | outlet lor the productions of our valleys ; the almost inexhaustable supply of tin,-
mail m atter.
ground,
bottom
prices. old Wrhe
get prices on any thing you need in my !
and lumbering facilities, oiler superior advantages to manufactories, and the
: conipany owning the town site offers liberal inducements to all enterprises. Sev­
line. E. E. Cham hers, Eugene.
l/Mik well to the general co, fort, of
e ra l parties in San Francisco, Eugene, Roseburg and surrounding towns have in-
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
the aniimils to secure the best results.
It is best to commence feeding tl
liogn curly in order to get them fatten. :‘<1 I
« ally.
• T GRAND OPPORTDNITÏ! j vested for summer homes near the ocean. Fortunes are made by those w ho act on
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the rule, buy early.
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THE FINEST OF THEM ALL! f ^ T h e future of Glenada is to be marked by a steady improvement, settlement
Cut oil uud feed corn to tin* block
and growth. There are not more than 400 lots 50x150 left. V « have already &
rutlicr than to let them run down at this “Heroes of U nknow n Seas and new store,
gtore) post-office,
pl)St-olfice, saw-mill, dwelling houses, wharves to deep water, hotel, and
Savage L ands.”
niison.
church commenced, ami hundreds of other buildings contemplated,
By J W . Bi e l .
Now Is the time to store away suf­
ro b o ts range from $50 to $400, and one to three years given to make payments,
ficient support of bedding for the stock
T he tiraiid est Subscription-1 look and sold on the installment plan. Apply to
nil w inter.
ever introduced on the coast. Ov-
A cheap shelter for the fodder will
lielp save in a much better condition
during the winter.
Cut straw and ( lover, mixed with a
little bran, make a r a t i o n almost equal
to giasl timothy hay.
A goi«l corn harvester will lessen very
materially the work of cutting the win­
ter supply of corn fodder.
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lly pr,,\ tiling gniMl shelter, less gran,
will hi* required In keep stock in
goo,
lit!v condition during the winter.
W ftp’ll the condition if the soil will
adm it, it, nearly nil eases it will pav to
urt'iingi* to how grass and wheat early in
the autum n.
Market the surplus stock in gissl sea­
son. I hcrv is no gnili ill I ceping stock
that will imt make a goo I growth for
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BOO magnificent Original Illus­
trations.
1 >ouble-page Colored
Plates.
Geo. H. Colter, Glenada
Cochran & Son. Eugene.
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in . e t i i i> em*\ for til's liieut w ork fro m nny
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Y n u e o in tr. h r iiis li c* L im b i,,,
G en e ra l Agt ul> l >r th e P u b lish e rs.
When tl..... il l , w o rk w ill p erm it. now
is a go,»l time to haul out and apply
imuinre, eNjs c,ally on land intended to
la, sow i, to w beat.
EAST AND
STOVES and RANGES.
L’' '
S O U T H
SOUTHERN PACIFIC POUTE
Shasta Line.
E x p ress 1 m in s Lee ve P o rtla n d D aily.
t omim net* fee.ling the calves or colts soitit
a few days l«<fort* weaning them . Bran no |> nt I l.t
t.‘ «7 e tn , l.t
of cliop|K-d oat« makes a gissl ration for s i > it to ï \ r
tills cl««s of stm k
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On very many farms a two-linrsi x m
p Wei to cut and grind feed and saw
'• • i » a »,. y ( Except Sunday.)
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during tin* autum n nml w inter a, least
I, i’ n ï , , be largest nnitiuila that re- P u l l m a n 13 vt i l o t S l o o p o x - s
turn the nio«t pti.fi,, but the one tb.it
TO U RIST SLEEPING CARS,
For
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ntukes the Iw*»! glow th in the shortest
itila, tin t tu I xpress T ra in
time in pttijs rtioii to the mu , outit of fissi
W e *! S b I »
supplied
B etw een
liether the hog« b ate the run of the
p a stu n s or arv(t*d in dose |wna, it is
X, ry tietessai t to keep their hyping and
eating q u a rte s el, an ,„d dr- in order
lUMintain gis«l health
No», is a good tune to get rid of the
dry tnt cow. t.envrMlIy they will bring
a Is t t e t p r “fee now than at any other
Sea •II, Mtl I tin t can usually U* mude
ready for market at a J. w -t.
Not one fourth as m am farmers can
afford to keep a ,1 *g as think tliev can
Tlie w riter knows a man that owns two
large ,h«gs and to-day his children s t,s*«
are atickiug through their sin« s.
In a m ajority of rases th e late sum ­
mer am i ear’v autum n apph «can nearly
or alw ay» t< e \a |s r.,lc l, v, made into
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T IN AND G R A N IT E W A R E .
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IRON PIPE, LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS.
Florence,
Oregon.
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To all Points EAST and SOUTH
F or tic k et» a n d in fo rm a tio n re e n n ttn g rate-
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p P. R isiaa» .
M nitu g rr
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Port lain!, t
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Watches, Clocks and all kinds of Jewelry
Repaired and work
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JOB O F F IC E .
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