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EIGHT PAGES
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JOHN DEERE BUGGIES ARE ALL RIGHT
bMB here several times be'oro d1
It looki good to m. I have been "
over the east and thero U no country
la ll my travels that I would trade
Orgwn (or. While lo too t I
bought thirty two hd of Jerseys
which I now hava on my farm at
graopoose. Quito a number of these
are Imported. while others are rrom
Imported aires and dams.' .
8pnn. Shelbyvltle, Ky.. In. Tbo Jer
sey Ilulleiln and Dairy World.
A Golden Wedding .
meant that man and wlte havo lived
to a nood old age and consequently
have kept healthy. The best way to
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Williams Drug Co.
New Mornlno Dally for Portland
Th. Ore iron Democrat Publishing
company filed article! of Incorpora
wtrrl with the county clerk.
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The Incorporator! are A. Ooodwla
Beits. F. J. Clarke and C. F. Hous
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company Is placed at $100,000. and
the principal place of business Is
Portland. In addition to me guui.. j
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OREGON STOCK
GETS NOTICE
Jerseyman's heart glad. The heifers
are by the most prominent sires on
the Island and all safe la calf to
their best young bulls.
The importation was made for Mr.
John B. Stump of Monmouth, Oregon,
and Mr.Ross Nelson of Independence,
Oregon. Theee gentlemen are inter-
L t . ' ested in the upbuilding of their state
The following Is from the Jersey agrlcultura, ,lne9 nd deserve
Bulletin and Dairy World, one of the crdlt ror their enterprise In
most prominent publications of the bringing these high-priced cattle such
kind In the United States: a distance at great risk and outlay.
It is a gratification at Burr Oak Over three thousand miles by rail af-
. ., , tf.T a sea-Journey of that distance
Jersey Farm to receive the following Uj "
from our pleased customers: , handling of Mr. Nelson, who re-
Mr. John B. Stump writes: The M Bo,
jerseys came through all right, in JeP.
fact, in extra good shape. We are " Urdy and
certainly pleased, and must thank you y that our
ttJtZ f jetltors would Uke to make peo-
rived with the-cattle in fine shape; tlon will do much to improve the
took me twelve day. to make the trip dairy Quality and
Not one got hurt. They all ate wel, j gon. Both - out of butter cowa
on the trip and were leeung u ----- - w0lat v now at
that the ys could hardly lead them young sire Oxford MjJ-rtJ
home. The cattle are attracting Jot, , -
of attention, nere ana mere iu t " ,. llve. medals
day passes that some one is not out ket full ctf got d and e a
to see them I thank you for the won by Mr. Mourants Jerseys win
to see mem. j means to refer to a
many favors shown us." now Th. dam-of
rnor mphhim. i oito -w
Card of Thanke
Th. r-h K. Snauldlng Lumber Co.
dealre to express their obligation to
h. rina of Independence ana to
the fire department Cor the assistance
they lent in saving tneir lumoer y-ru
from fire and for their efforts to save
the sawmill plant from destruction.
D. A. Hodge, Manager.
f am not surprised
Stump and Nelson were pleased, as I
never saw a handsomer lot of Jer
seys; and as they lined up In the car,
twenty heifers of same size and type,
standing between two splendid young
bulls, it was a sight to make any
CASH
PAID
FOR FARM PRODUCE
....BY THE
BUTLER
PRODUCE CO.
.... v no nrr'a
if n Crnmn'a hull IS W. J. Jaw
;ui wvw"!- .
best cow, Egmont 2d, one of the re
ally great cows of the breed.
Mr. Nelson's bull is by Sir James.
a nromlsine young sire strong In L.e-
da'a Golden Lad blood, and hla dam
ia Prttv Dolly. Mr. J. P. Romerua
v.-. Kiittnv ttmt COW. These bulls
will be heard from In the great north
went.
Mr Hmmn sends me the following.
taken from the Independence Enter-
nris. a local paper, which explain
itself:
Harry West of Scappoose was late
ly vialtlne at the homes of Messrs.
Nelson and Stump to Inspect the fine
Jerseys which these gentlemen have
i.,a rrAiv(ft direct from Jersey
IfBland and said: "I have traveled
' considerably over the United States
1 during the last month, and what
!I have seen of the Jerseys at the
farm of these two gentlemen are
equal If not superior to anything in
this country.
'r havo a mnA country. I have
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