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LANE COUNTY, OREGON
Bountiful Fields, a Fertile Soil
And a Salubrious Climate combine to Make It
the Garden of the West.
.. W.mdUmr ohuit. Tho mam Olhces
of this company txr In Ftigeno.
lucre are numerous i'" on.......
plants in tho county, ... .
The total cut of lumber mid ahinglea
for 1SW In tho Rate of Oregon wm ftW,
425,000 feet. Of tlil the mills of lort
l.utd alone cut ISO.OUO.OOO feet.
HlOlUUiy lllCrOUSIllg UCliiH.iw un
from China, Japan, Siberia, Australia,
Mexico, South America ami l.uroH, as
well as California ami me raiv-ru
Of merchantable lumiwoou, mjrwe.
maplv ami ash grow to bodjUv uo, ami
are used in lurnmiro umi uome., ..,,
manufacture, but thiM branch of Indus
try has tuns tar neon oi mmivu m. i.
Lane County.
Lace county extends from the summit
of the Cascades to the Vacitio Ocean. In
size it is about five times as largo as
Rhode Island or Connecticut. It fronts
on the Pacific a distance of thirty miles,
with a splendid harbor at the city of
Florence. It occupies every altitude
from ocean beach 'to the glaaier
crowned summit of the "Three Sisters"
at the southeastern corner of theecunty.
The Coast Kange cuts it in two from
north to south. .
Lane county is half prairie land, with
verv rich soil, producing abundant crops
il grain, nav, jruu im cjv'i'.f, .
half hill and upland. The table-lands
bordering the valleys are partly covered
with timber or brush, most of it being
open enough for tine pasturage. These
lands are fertile and jield abundant
crops when cultivated. Every crop that
jjrows in the Willamette Valley giows
in Lane county. All the farms are sup
plied from natural sources with tho best
of water. The immense timber wealth,
aggregating nearly 2t 0U0,W0.iW0 feet, is
just beginning to receive attention. No
county in the United States has as large
nmmintnftiniWllil I.SlllP. Tho fa-
kill ..111...... v. -
mous llohemia mining district, destined
to become the Cripple Creek of Oregon,
lies partlv in Lane county .
The population of Lane county is
about 22,000, all white. The county is
rapidly adding to its population desir
able immigrants from the Eastern
States. Eugvne, 14 miles south of Junc
tion City, with a population of 5,0CX', is
the eoutitv seat.
The following is a summary of the
productions of Lane county for I'M):
STOCK UAISINO.
Lane county is fast becoming one of
the groat cattle producing counties in
the State. The mild winters, the fact that
native grasses remain green during the
year, and the ease with which cultivated
grasses can lu raised make it an excel
lent country for every kind of slock.
The geueral practice of Lane county
farmer is to provide fodder for only a
small part of the year, during tho bal
ance of which the stock roam at targe..
Uunning water is abundant, and stock
does not lack water in the driest season.
Ti... l.tr.-Mict nuni'H nf liiirmnl stock are
improving greatly bv infusing fine blood
into their nerds. mere ate nutiierou.
hreeders of Shorthorns, Oalloways.
Polled Angus, Ay rehires, llerefords,
llolsteins, Pevons, Aldemevs and Jer
seys in the Willamette Valley. The
large introduction of tine bl"od into the
cat'le herds of this section has greatly
iucn-used their value and tho protit of
the busiuesd.
B. S. Hvland
& Co.,
Real Estate Dealers,
DAIRYING.
As a dnlrvlmr section Lane county
possesses many advantages. (Srassesof
!1 kinds, totu native ami cuuivuieu,
grow in luxuriance. Cattle have to de
pond but little upon hay, since tho
warm rains, from early in the fall to late
in the spring, keep the grass growing.
Even In the dry summer season jrrass
remain fresh and green in tho mead-
i . .. ! .....I ....... b tuittt-tltiri rtll.l
ows along river niiu vv -
in the mountain valleys, iiuioinv is
tho leading grass, but wl it and red
clover make remarkable growths, espe
cially the former, which springs up
spontaneously on the hill wherever the
destruction of trees and underbrush
gives it nil opportunity. The natural
m... ..vl on in mer breezes blow-
tin lWi(.i- iiiifnilimr water
supply, tho luxuriance with which the
clovers and roots thrive, combine to
make Lane county the ideal home of the
Have the following farm lands formic. J
Any Inquiries In regard to same, will re
echo prompt attention !
30 acres of tho finest land in Lane
countv, one mile cant of Junction City.
This land Is all in giass inn r acres.
Trice fw pvir acre.
iijk.i. rn f.irm four mites east of liar-
.!..!.,, I,, l li. ii i.iitmtv' : 140 acre in
i-ultivatloii ; young orchard; new house,
fair barn ; plenty ui water ; per ucre.
in ...-r. furm "l..' miles east of If ar
i-i.i.r,. fin ii.T.'k In ciiltivut on : bid
Hiii-M meadow. i;ood uuproveinenm ;
house, burn, orchard: ' miles to
school house. '.5 per acre.
oo nir.. at eiunl leel f irm land.
i h. .hi h (mm llnrriiburu :
tilKiiit lit acre in cultivation ; :U) at res
in light limlier ; 10 acres lit hops ; splen
did orchard of 4 aires; school notiso ii
in les distant. IhU lurui is wen lenmi
.....i ,.i..i.iv ..f unii'f. Ttu iirooerlv bus
I '..! ....-" "
t 1 k II .. ..ltl ..... .......
lieell Jireviolisiy lu ni liv ..-, r n i--.
It can now U urcluiscd hr f'-M. If you
.. ...... .. l.u.l tl.i IiiiilO.Ii and breadth of
the Willamette Valley you couldn't find
a better barga'.n. The owner netted
t'.HW from tho 10 acres of hops tho pint
M'.lll'll.
40:1 acres of line jirairie land, -i mile
Notice for Publication.
United Htates I.aild Ollh'e,
UoHKiinui, On., l'el)ruary 21, liHtf.
Notice Is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of J une ;f, l7rt, entitled "An
net (or tho sal of timber lands In tho
States of California, Oregon, Nevada
ami Waidiington Territory," a extended
to all tho rubiio i.anu Mates ny m i o
August 4, itu,
CLAY1U) UN T. IIOUHTO.N,
of Juurtlon City, County of Lane, Stale
. Alt. 1 . . J t I 1 1., tl.i .J'
of liregoll, till UIIS (III)- llieu Hi non
oiilce his sworn hiaienieni, io, i i.w, ii
the piirchitw of tho lots I', 10, 1", of
Section No. 'J", in Township No. l'l S,
Hnngo No. 7 W, and will offer r(Kf to
show that the laud sought In more vain
ablo for Its tlmt'r or stouo innu mr
agricultural purposes, ml t establish
Ids claim to Mid hind Imforw tbh Regis
ter nnd Receiver oi this oince, ui nose
burn, Oregon, on Friday, the HHh day
of May, 1WI. ...
Ho names a witnesses: Jviwimi imi
ley, of Junction City, Oregon ; II. Hy
laud, ot Jniictlou i;ny, wregon ; i. vioei
.on. of ttoldon. Oregon ; John tjoldsoii,
of liohlmui, Oregon.
Any and all l ersons cuuining nu verse
i 1 1.'.. nl,.iin.ili.iii riliel laud are re
quested ti tile their claim in thisolhYo
on or liel.ire siml U'tii nay oi .May, r-nne
J, 1. r-ltllH.Ki, l.egisicr.
IIORTICULT'JKE. '
Exceptini! the tropical and citrus va-..-ties,
all fruits thrive in Lane county
-even the tender olive and fig. A.
no.
a.ls, peanuts and walnuts have
passed beyond the experimental s-ta.'e.
Fruit has been grown in Oregon for 40
veur?. but only of hue years in a scien
tific manner. The State now supplies!
T1IK ANOORA (iOAT.
During the pa-t ten years a number of
our active farmers have been introduc
ing the Angora goat into Lane county.
csjiecially in tho foot-hill country,
These thrittv farmers had but one object
in view at tin? time these goats were
purchased, and that was to dear up their
farms at small expense. They bought
the goat for his work and not for his
wool. During the past five years, how
ever, theie has been a great revolution
in the goat industry. Manufacturers
are begin nim; to discover tho many ad
vantages and special qualities of mohair.
Numerous desirable and elegant fabrics
ar now being made from this wool, and
it has been found hat the good-t are ex-
eeedinclv fine and duraoie. Another
n.uieifel fiil'ill,; of this '0'd- JS. that It IS
tri'ii'h mure free from the attacks of
Why You Should Settle
in Lane County . .
Because it is tho best country known to
tho man of moderate means.
Hecauseyou will find a country of rich
toil 'awaiting the settler.
Rccanso there aro upland, prairie lands
und alluvial river ootioins.
Because yon can lw certain of profitable
"return from whatever you put
in the soil.
Because the winter does not consume
what the summer produce.
Bocauso there are more and bolt, r op
portunities for diversified fann
ing than elsewhere.
Ikvause the seasons are regular, and no
fear of crop lailure.
i!. .......... , .i, ..-ill iin.l n or.lcrlv com
IU'lillUIV ) -
muiittiesas anywhere on this
continent
Because vou will find the most open
Itearted people in the world.
Because it is in the widest portion of the
lertilo VUliatneuo vnue-.
Bocauso a a dairying section it has no
equal. It is the lueiu iiomu oi
tho cow.
Bccausjf'-r live sbs k, gout and fcheep
raising u can i oe ueai.
Becausu it contains a larger amount of
the beft inerch intublo timlx-r
than any county in the I'nil-d
t.ii.a
Bank.
Of JCNCTION CITY, OREGON,
J. A. Bt!uri.i., Oko. W. rirKBTt.
rreHliIcnt. ice rremdeiu
W. C. Wawuiu unk, F. W. WAMim iisif,
Cashier. si uasntiT.
Because the country is never sc-.nrgi.il , jvcause .f the great and growing trade
k ...... .1 .1 .... tier JfiriiiH t .. U I. I '1. t .... IrtlkAll fill tMtllilf.
than c-;ods made from sheep
Tit ! it ! .fl
vool. For this reason, it is said thut
tie? major po'tion of the valuable uj
holsterv now used in railway cars, is
rnudo of goat' wicl.
i'i. ni.mt..r tJ X trrTA tv.ntti in
Id and uilorinulion, iiirougn me j..wh r,ltl0
fail
toe
far
emmtv tc av wnl probably not
Hortieulture and the (;orva!li3 Agri-1 exceed 1 1,000 head. When we come to
'firal College. No one need longer consider the. va:.t area of good hru-h
through ignorance of proper tneth- j L'lV.-mng. wo Van 'readily nee that,
of s.oek selection, piautitig, eu.tivu- ;n..,..,, f the (imall number now kept,
i prTiim and science of pollination. We could keep to advantage hundreds
re aeN -.whero hortieullure calls for oi thousands of g.mts in l ane county
, . , . i . . . . rl. -i ah.ne ami .keep them wed. We nre
irtakin and. mteb.-ent ?ork and mw WlK ,lfirfw.:,rly as to
eat patienca. Lare prolits have Jefii tju. v;lUl. ,,f their w-..l :nd inerease
'." in ;:. jiast, depending of cotirso to J iul,l r, tho profits that are hound to oc-n.MraW-
ex'ent upon tho energy, jc-ir by continuous i;-mt thrifty care of
" K , .. . ' ,., ,w ,.., '., the doinestie gor.t. As to their adapt
re and capital oxper.d.d. a v.l abililv to our climate ihere is no.p-e---lection
of stoCiC and Pca,..y I t5t(1, :,h fl0 t the nune-rotts advantages
ure.-on nh ' fr..... raUin-' eo'ti. till has been !
,;s,. pruoo pro.,,,..,, wb:rb is ; - .Ulj Kali,fictrily settled
lejw practically c.i..ine I ,o , ,
F.iCiUc ta -s. bv.yt ' : M parr,,.t!y cnmtiH-h.l this
1M,:f.,t Mihject to the mrtive and enterprising
,,rurte w.'.i always c.-uine ffor tho E..-tern States, who
..red locauti,-.-; it cannot be re.. red, ,,...,;,.., -,i esoect to lo-
i ,.m . i;' .. .. :...ot .r .r -. 1 t.ei - " '" ' .
by cyclones, dovastating storms
or bluzards.
Because f.ervthing grown clsewhe'eesui
be produced hero more abun
dantly.
Because there or more chances for the
profitable investment of capital
than elsewhere.
Because for benlthfulnes this section is
uneoualed on the face of the
KM
..itl, i'biiHi. .iaoau. the Philip
pine, Hawaii, Alaska, and
every other port on the f e e of
tl u ulobc, Ibis section m -on
,. I,,... r.( nl'm.' market f. r
its urain, its lumbi r, live rt"ck
and dairy product. No por
tion of the United State hat as
bright a future before it today
a tho Willamette Valley, in
Oreiron.
full-
llti the In-st facilities for handling the
banking l.nisnessot ,orn uuie
and South lieiiton counties.
Board of Directors-..
J. A. Bibdmell, C. . -bbnrno
lieu. I'ickeM. J, P. Mitliorn,
T. A. Mitliorn.
A. !. Hovr.v, L. C. Iln iv,
FrcMdetll. lisi.ier.
B. II. Hover Asst. Cashier.
Lane County
Bank.
A. 0. HOY FY ei CO.
Tt ansae tu general bauklog biisinics.
KstatilMicd, IMH'J. OUh-f t bank in the
county. Kugeiie. Or.
tt ........ ...1ii.nl!,.M ia unrttmiiiint
Because yon have no long winter months , F1.los and churches aro to
to encounter, with no excessive
drv heat in summer.
bo found in every community.
cow. Net return to dairymen range southeast of Junction City, on the river
fr.,iu to V 1" row per annum, de-1 r-md, und P) miles norih o I ige
. . t .i p on. i ...... tirt.l..t i-u i ti vm 1 1 ill ' Irl lit T h
School Book
.. l r.i ....
....... in., iiin.li i .e. izraoe oi in
theiiHelIiger.ce with which the dairy
man manages hi herd. The numerous
ocean-going craft leaving the ,ort of
Portland, Seattle an I Taeoma for the
Orient and all part of the globe i a
perietuat guarantee of a never-failing
market for dairy 4ml id' other product.
''tthr.- f'-und that the plum was
citcm Lnm county, ri-covrmmir th:it
1 : : 1 iu. rtiif 1i ib-ti' f if t lit'
arly adar.te.' t - gr..w.n i-.t oc-i , . , ' ir,,,it(1,,i,, wilj,in the
M)re.reu. f articular , (;,llirM oi i-Jm and Held products.
w .it neany a- stir..: aj
i -r
j TUF. I.I.'MBKR IVDC-TitY.
1 The estimated amount of timber in
Oregon i's P.OO.bijO.oO'l.'iO'l feet (in round
! t.-imbers',, board measure. Lam; county
' lead with oH,8o.ii.o'tO.O;)0. ' .
I The 1'imberin ' ind'istrv has assumed
th" (.iiiin of the
....... ...1
.isms, (.rudualiv to- s.nres-'iui em-
ihe prime and its profitable re-
(rr.) !.r..ug!.t the ir".lt proor.neiiny i;e
h..rc the p'ibiie, find we find an
j, --t-w r.l prune orctiard in tho Wil
.,:,.,.;if Yallev e::"0L"h I o'dy by our
1 i.'hh'.r, 1 ' iloornia. But hee no irr.-
ti.tion is nece.irv. whx'i injure.- i .1,, .i. ,-..nr tb-m
..,.;.--, Mv.,r. fruit of large Va- 2r.-aii ,.io'' -"-
.-ties ar- her? arowu liiat are. not j ever before. The ilhu.o-tte, McKen
j . ,.;sev l.ei... in, 1 the heated ?vfloo- j y;;. c i,.;1 .Vi Coiu-t For!; and Wt-st Fork
Kdio-i t.roe...; of pas.-ing idr through j ,oii'' To-ji, Fil e, Oi-eeuleaf, No
II... fruit, vive, a c;,uu and brig.it pro-j ; ,, tmm,.rouH other
i.m t ..btr.in-.i' ie bv no o'her i:i-a.i. ' ' . , , . ..... , ., ,
Ti." pric.-- of'.r"ni !i ha not yet ; rreeks alh.ro the best laciluo.-H for Moat-
n u iiguro so .;.nv inai proi.i ti j logs to tide water, or to niusi any
. . . ... .1... v!...f 1..... f'..i.i... ii,v 'Jt did
t.Oilil on i.im; o.;i .i i ti.......
1- ! r.f ' !i mibrJ ( ireil!. bodies of tho
liuent jiobpi lir 'commonly known as
lurch), sugar and Vellow pine, cedar,
iihIi, maple, balm, ami numerous
u, ...... i.u .,f UOl- on. . !! 1. IVOOilrl. IK!
hllr .'I i.u nut. .o.'K. '. dttnitin" li'lt
tb.e investment of capital to place it mi
P0t ext.. ns;V- ; V.u; Tree:, (jnin ;
I u
'. ::
:r' to t!o: Oregon
cs traosporlatioii f.
raVe- fax th-y
i . . .? i ..11 ! . t r :' 'A
r j:;:;-c.l .:i;,r.t v at i'n.- ie.i.-t, outlay of j fi.
,,.,ri.ii'' nioriev, Mli b': toe .eigf.i. in ! flh
. rae-. The Willamette alley
icst.onablv wie sou am. ino fa .
1h
orodocer.
iiiti.-s are hi
ex;.-t here, tuat sec
hidi can g;ow a prune
Jar;
1 !.e
ti.ri
heavy crops
Cultivating
and
and
i.r'j l!-b' lO;0 U';l
o. td.owv fuit
r:.V, f lit;
itua i- belter cure-l b- tho evaoora
than in the son ami uit; as cheap- ;
-vir'''- plenty of fuel i.-. (it hand. Jo!
fiue -rii. other i'e.ility onjoy greater
, jvantaues i.r ties si art amino to tin-1
point of bearing. Tho demand for Ore-;
cor. prunes js f 'e:ninv iicreitsoii.; in mo
inarkets of t') world.
The siii;.m;-u':' from 0--;-on in Vi'.ii.
the late.-t stalilsticK w-t have at hand,
were :
1.
e.i prunes. .
x:i prune
Total
markets ot the world in the various
forms I; no-Aii to the wants of man.
Tioiber hinds can he purchased for from
lal or or expense; i .,, t7 ... a(.r,. the i.rie deriomling
. .i . i ' - - , i
upon tlio amount aiei kiiki oi iiiiidit
"... .... ... i .... . . . i .
and ns lo-at'ou. lie: r-oinuein j aei.ic
Bailroad Coiiifiny has thousandh of
acr-H of line timber lands for sale.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company,
the laryof-t manufacturers of lumber in
the county, are operating Hire.; litrgu
plant.?, st. 't'obur;', Saginaw and Wi.-rid-
(ling, with an overa;.;e daily capatutv
"f '.',') W) feet, the great majority of
i which is shinned to points! outside of
Jb.HOO.OOO lbs. Oregon, the Southern Pacific Railroad
H.T.VJ.'Wd lbs. Coiiinaitv haviriL' constructed 'J'J ndh r,
.,550,000 lis.
MININO.
The mineral resources of Lane county
aro extensive and valuable. The dis
tricts attracting the, most attention arc
the Bohemia- and Blue Liver. In tho
former .S r-tampa are now iustulled.
There are any number of rich mines
in the Bohmina district, principal among
which aro the Helena, Annie, Musick,
Stocks i'c Harlow, Oold.-n Slipper and
Champion, and it is destined to become
a secoin I Cripple Creek. Probably the
richest body of ore in the district at tho
present time uncovered in in the Helena
property. Where theyure working now
the on? "is ho rich the miners break it
down on canvas and sack it up to carry
Ht. ,n,:. .;t. H faitlv t.arkes with
the thousand f Hpeclis of gold sticking
all over it.
W. L. Wright has a new stock of v.ail
paper of the latest and prettiest designs.
Sow h the time to repaper your house.
J. H. Mi'ter will be glad to have vou call
and see these no'.V pat terns. No matter
what your tas-to, you siiouio oe aoie v
choose something to suit from among so
many beautiful pattern.
Aoooi') Till NO.
Oerinan Syrup is the special prescrip
tion ..f Dr. A. JJoficlioo, a celebrated tier
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
he one of the most fortunate discoveries
in medicine, ft tpiicldy cures Coughs,
Colds and all Lung troubles of tho se-
v.ir.iwt nature. remoVillL'. US it lloOB. till!
,...i.u.. ..f -I,., nffe.cr.ion and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition,
jt is not an experimental medicine, but
lias stu.jd the test of years, giving satis
faction in every ease, which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles wild annually. Bo
schee's Oerman Syrup wii: introduced
in the United States in WW, arid is now
sold in every town ami village in the
..;.,;i;..i ...orl.l. Three doses will rc-
;iiKl acre under i-uttiviiwou ; tr m res
line hard wood timber; residence and
Uo barns; but litth- gravl; F.''re
orchard; well fenced. Can be divnhd
eatand west so it to give- each half
part of limber. Will be divided or sold
an ft whole to suit, l'rie.s l"i per acre.
This is the old H din farm, and i woith
v')i) an acre.
m) iwri n,l!)j mib-i nonthwest of Junc
tion; !.' acres umbr cultivation; .'HI
acre timber, oak and ash; watered by
tho Long Tom and several small lakes ;
over 10 miles of fen -e, divided into 10
fields and pastures; could be divided
into :i farms and each one could have it
good road all graded and graveled all the
u 1 11 .bou t;. in I'itv. :i stock barns
!bxV); I ham 00x7-'; blacUmiih shop,
has scales, wagon shed and machine
sln'd; out building and u dwelling
hoilne olS rooms, good asuew, costt-'blHI;
twoorehanli, all kind-of fruit and ber
ries. Price, if 11 per aero. Lasy UriuB.
A rreat bargain.
B.
S
HYLAND & CO.
jrNClTON (MTV, 011F-.
Oflice in "Bulletin" Office.
W. M. TRIPP,
General Elacksmithinir
LV ALL ITS IlllANCHFS.
iSjr- Hoi:si:hhoki.vo a SfixULTY J&C2
Corner Fifth and (Ireenwood Sts..
.Tnuetion'city, - - Oregon
SCHOOL M'tTLlF?!,
T.VI.LF.TS, INK and
l'KNCU.S, J'TC. . . .
Cameras & Supplies
roit Tin:
AMATIXU nrd
I'BOFKSSIO.NAL.
'fflpMall orders will receive
prompt attention. Write to us
for further particulars.
E. Schwarzscliild,
KnoeiH', Oregon.
S0R0SSS
THE BF.ST
Woman's $3,50
IN THK WOF.LD.
i! ...in,. I. Ir?'ft 7.ri rtH.
v.oiiipauy nnving cousiriicici nou s, neve any ok..""' s ... - ,
of railroad for the exclusive purposa of J'or sale' by Mueller & Hill. (JetOrocns
reaching and hauling out the output of U'rizc Almanac.
mm illi
a ..nvtlilnv vnn Invpnf. firlmnrovfl! 6''io B"t.i
i CA'VEAT.TFiAOE.MAKK. COPYHIGH f or DESIGN
J PHOltCllON. Hcnil liiodol, r,l(. U.b,ori)b.to.
W Ulr iriO uuililiui.i'ii nun nuvr o j
1WC.A.SKOW& GO. I
I Patent Imvyurn. WASHINGTON, D.C. 5
14 Different Styles
TP A
GILBERT,
BOLE AC5J5NT,
Eugene, - Oregon
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