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The evening times., 1901-11-26
Turkey ROasters.

We carry all of the best makes of Tur-
key Roasters, and can 1T any size oven.
1O-ineh Double Turkey Roasters.
kacl- 4@S
1-ineh Maryland Double Turkey
Roasters. 400
12-fnch Maryland Double Turkey
Roasters Eacb......----------- Soc
Royal Double Turkey ROaSteTs-
Each .0SC OR
Crown Double Turkey RoasteTs.
Eacr. SOC up
Boss Double Turkey Roasters-
Each ...--...-...-.--. soc up
SaYory Double Turkey RoasteTs.
EsaCl S4-tV Up
Perkins Double Turkey Roasters.
Each -S1-So up
Also a full line of Regular Uncovered
Black and Russian Iron Roasting Pans, in
all sizes.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
CHILD's cAsKET FOR A DOG.
Central View York Preachers Trtb
utc to Family Pet,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov, 26.-For eleven
years Rev. J. c. Crowther, of Vernon, has
owned a shaggy little dog which has been
the pet of the household A few days
ago it died.
chiId's beautiful white casket, lined
With satin was brought into tbs house, the
remains deposited therein and flowers
strewn over the body of the dog which
was named ''McGinty." silver plate on
the lid of the coffin reads: "MeGinty
Crowther, aged II years. He leadeth his
flock"
The dog lay in state in the barn. The
owner Of the dog tried to secure q lot
in the village cemetery, but was unsuc-
cessful. He is still looking around for
place to bury the remains.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Woodward
and
LOthrOp
New Washington -PaflS
Thanksgiving
Requisites.

Everything needed for Thanksgiving
Day entertaining IS here in most com
plete assortment. Table Linens, Dainty
China, Brilliant Cut Glass. Thin Blown
Glasses, Pres ed Glassware, Decorated
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, Artistic
Lamps, Separate Lamp Globes, Gas
Glebes, candelabra, DripIess Wax Can
dies, Candle Lamps. Candle Shades, etc,
and Kitchen Furnishings IN varied as
sOFtment. A!sc Table DeIieacies Of all
sorts Goods of strictly first quality at
prices only made possible by purchasing
IN vast quantities direct from the manu-
Iacturers-
Some very exceptional values are now
offered.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Table DeIiCaCies.

Fine French Peas. can .........-.-----1o
Extra Small French Mushrooms, can -25c
c. c. C Fine California Asparagus,
can ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1e'c
Fine Red Whole Beets, can -------.--15c
Choice Mixed Nuts, 81 Ib- bag-..-...-.59c
Black Walnut Meats Ib. b0x....,...--25c
Choice Mixed Nuts, lib bag $1-0O
Extra quality Imported Figs, large
box -9oC
Imported Macaroni OF Spaghetti,
package .----.------....'.-''- --'--1 1oc
Chicken Tamale. can ........-.----.--loc
Choice Imported Sardines, can ---------19c
Russian Caviar, can -.-.-.-.----------ZO -ZOc
Mandarin Conserved Ginger. can......45c
Powdered Turkey Dressing. can......1ec
Crosse & Blackweu's CUTrie Powder
bottle -.-.-...---.-.---.--- . As'C
Choice Queen Olives. bottle---------...25c
Kitchen Bouquet, bottle -----------.--25c
Bakers Best Baking Chocolate, cake. .1s.;
New Seeded Rafsins, package -1oc
New Cleaned Currants. package. lee
Dunham's Shredded Cocoanut, pack
age ----.-.....s..-'-..s -=s-s-s'."'.SS
Plum Pudding. Ib. can .---,-----.------ -Z5e
Fruit Cake. 10 package ge.......-..,.--.-sOc
Full line OF fancy Gales and Crack
ers in inner-seaI packages
Fifth floor.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
15c each.
CaBielabra Requisites.

We are now showing a complete line OF
Can5sI2bTa Fittings. Electric Light
Shades etc, and quote 4 few items
New Paper Candle Shades. each lee
New Silk Candle Shades. each 20c
New Paper Electric Light Shades, each 2Jc
New SILK Electric Light Shades. each Soc
New Meas for Electric Light Shades,
New Micds for Candle Shades, each Sc
New Candle Lamps. each.
New Arctic Candles for Lamps, dozen -25c
New Wax Drawing Room Candles, Goz -40c
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Funeral of Mrs. Conover.

Funeral services over the remains OF the
late Mrs. EmeIine H Conover, who died
Yesterday at her late residence, 1914 Six
teenth Street, will be hold at the house
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock The in
terment will be made at Oak Hill Gem
cfnrv
The evening times., 1901-11-26
esGrfpr,v,, Headache. Catarrh.-Afrlch

suffering is due to the after effects of La Grippe.
such as catarrh catarrhal headache, infamed nasal
passages. and offensive dropping IN the throat
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is the sworn enemy
to all head colds headache. and catarrh- X
clears the throat and SaSSages and stops the
pain over the eyes In ten TuiET51=ss- it to-
day It cures radically Sold by T. S. VIII
lialus. Ninth and z Streets; EdTaonds & Williams.
Thru Street and Pennsylvania AFenue.-15.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
The Universal
Meat Chopper.

We Offer ten cases OF the genuine Uni
versaI Meat Choppers complete with
three sizes of cutters. " iCh enables you
TO make naince meat, CTOQuettes, etc,
with almost no trouble, and in the short
est possible time This is the best Chop
per made, yet offered as low as the in
ferior kinds.
S1.00 each complete
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Buckeye knife Sets.

We cffer another lot Of those scaI1oped-
edge Knife Sets. made by the ChTisty
Knife Co. They consist Of one sealloped-
edge bread knife. one seaIlOped-edge cary
ing knife. and one pairing knife
19c for 3-piece set
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Lansburgh &Bro
The Largest and
Most Complete
Flannel Department
in Washington.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FLANNELs
OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL PURPOSES.

OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL PURPOSES.
l case of White Shaker Flannel q II
the regular 6-cent kind per HI
30 pieces CoIored Shaker Flannel, in
grey, blue, brown, and red. 10 r.
This IS used for interIinings. ! EoL
Per yard
S5e Blue Twill Flanne-aH pure orr
wool-for gymnasium suits, etc ~
Per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
35e Scotch FlanneIs. in neat stripes and
checks, OF blue. pink. Lavender. and red;
does not shrink or fade in washing n0H
use for shirt waists. pajamas, SsI
skirts. etc. Per yard.------------- ~
! pieces S6-Inch White flannel En-
broidery. with silk spots of red pink,
blue. and same-for evening shirt AOH
waists and sacques-S1-25 kind M
Per yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
75c BaHardvale Cream White In SAH
fants' Flannel. 81 inches wide 'ssS
Special per yaTd....-..-.-....-... w
so pieces Plain French Flannel for shirt
vaists-in sage, red, blue, pink. navy,
brown. grey. tan. old rose. wine, FAr
lavender. black. and cream-65e eEkS
kind. Special, per yard----------- w
a lot of Embroidery Flannel Shirt
Waists. 252 and 3 yards to the q a 40
pattern These are s3-25- $3.4S, IN
and $3.9S values. Special. each. PIsOO
French Printed Flannel. the best grades
and in all the new Persian designs, as
well as stripes, spots, and igures-for
wrappers, shirt waists, sacques, kimonos,
At
The evening times., 1901-11-26
English Carving Sets.

We offer a new Importation Of English
Carving Knives and Forks. n assorted
sizes and shapes and with stag handles
S1-25 a set.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Thanksgiving Day
Dinner Sets.

Our new open stock patterns Of English,
German, French, and American Dinner
Sets. from which you can sefect. Just the
pieces you actually need, offer you the
most satisfactory manner OF buying d
Dinner Set. as We carry them IN stock
for three years from the time we place
them on sale. and you can Immediately
replace any breakage or add to your set
within that time; OF II longer, and we
have discontinued the pattern We can
order it for you We quote the following
items from q new white and gold pattern.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
airy Lamp Special.

We offer new lot of those tuIiD-shaDed
glass Fairy Lamps. in assorted c0Iorings,
complete wiz taper. which burns thres
hours.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
AsTHMA AND CONSUMPTION CURED

BY the Koch Lung Cure
$50 Nassau Street, New York.
And 6a7 Street. Washington
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28

Harrisburg il the first station north
ot Junction City, at distance Of 1
miles, on the main line Of the Southern
Pacific railroad. II Ia on the east side
u the willamette River, IN the southern
part 81 Linn county. II has about 700
inhabitants. and IL surrounded by as
fertile farming land as there Ia In tho
Valley. This Is tho homo ot the hon.
which proved so profitable 20 the grow.
ers the past season. Harrisburg has A
-four mill, bank, several general mer.
rhandise stores. a good hotel. several
churches AMI first.clasa graded school.
The Willamette River ia navigable from
Harrisburg 10 Portland.
In the south part oi Linn and Benton
counties and the north part Of Lane
county ID 10 be found the best farming
land In the Willamette Valley.
lln this write.up and description oi
this section Of the country IL has not
been our intention 10 misreprosent or
over.cstimate anything, and those visit
Ing the Valley win find this fair but
limited representation. .--EdItor.l
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
STOCK RAISING.

Lane county is fast becoming one OF
the great 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 be raised make it an excel.
lent country for every kind OF stock.
The general practice OF Lane county
farmers is 20 provide fodler for only
small part of the year, during the bal
ance of which the stock roam at large,
Running water is abundant, and stock
does not lack water in the driest season.
The largest owners of horned stock are
improving greatly by intusing fine blood
into their herds. There are numerous
breeders OF Shorthorns. Galloways.
Polled Angus, Ayrshires, Herefords,
Holsteins, Devons, Alderneys and Jer.
seys in the Willamette Valley. The
large introduction Of fine blood into the
cattle herds of this section has greatly
Increased their value and the profit OF
the business.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
Junction City.

Junction City, Oregon. 10 situated In
the northern part Of Lane county, ITO
miles south Of Portland, 81 miles south
OF Salem, the capital of the State, and
II miles north Of Eugene, the county
seat. II Is on the main line Of tho
Southern Pacific Railroad, and has a
population oi about 1000 inhabitants.
II Is one OF the most prosperous and en-.
terprislng cities IN the Willamette Val.
Icy. The city is plated on either side
OF tho Southern Pacific tracks. and Is In
the center OF the widest portion Of The
Willamette Valley. All kinds OF mer.
camille interests, professions and trades
are here represented, Junction City
has three churches, and graded school
building that Coz. over 1900, The hotel
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28

the Bohemia and Blue River. In the
former ds stamps are now installed.
There are any number OF rich mines
In the Bohemia district, principal among
which aro tho Helena, Annie, Musick.
Stocks 4 Harlow, Golden Slipper and
Champion, and II is destined 10 become
o second Cripple Creek. Probably the
richest body oi ore In the d,strlct al the
present timo uncovered Is In the Helena
property. Where they ara working now
the ore Is 80 rich tho miners break Il
down on canvas and sack II up 10 carry
u TO the mill. II iairly sparkles with
the thousands Of specks OF gold stick Ing
all over II.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
HORTICULTURE.

Excepting The tropical and citrus va
rieties, all fruits thrive in Lane county
even the tender olive and fix. AL
monds, peanuts and walnuts have
passed beyond the experimental stage.
Fruit has been grown in Oregon for 40
years, but only Of late years in a scien-
tiiic manner. The State now supplies
aid and information, through the Board
OF Horticulture and the Corvallis Agri-
cultural College. No one need longer
fail through ignorance of proper meth
ol OF stock selection, planting, cultiva-
ton, pruning and science of pollination.
Here as elsewhere horticulture calls for
painstaking and intelligent work and
great patience. large profits have been
made in the past, depending of course to
considerable extent npon the energy,
care and capital expended, as well as
selection OF stock and locality.
Apples, peaches, pears, prunes, grapes,
wat2rnel0ns and walnuts are the chief
fruit products. 1t is surprising that
wine grapes have not been grown here
more extensively. The hi lsides of Lape
county should be covered with vine
yards, and no better quality can be
Taiaed abroat.
In 1898 Oregon shipped 500
APPLES carloads Of apples to Germany,
England Mexico, Asia, and
the Atlantic seaboArd. This output will
show large increase as new acreage
comes to bear and old orchards have
better care. Years of experience have
demonstrated that Lane county can
successfully grow apples as CONNER
cial product. The fame Of the red apple
OF Western Oregon is well established /;
it perfection is due to the moisture in
air and coil at time of maturing. Here
in Lane county The Baldwin, Spit2en-
berg and King are the leading varieties,
witli the Ben Davis, Jphnathan, Wine.
zap and Grayenstein.
Oregon ranks good second in
PRUSEs prune production, which is
now practically confined to
The Pacific states. Ever sensitive to
environment, the successful grow tn OF
the prime will always be coniined to
iay9Fed localities; it cannot be reared
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
SUPERBLY SPLENDID
is the Land Where Rolls fEe
Oregon.
To Picture It's Wealth Would Require the Pen
of Ruskin or the Brush of Durer.

far and wide like wheat or berries, The
early settlers found that the plum was
peculiarly adapted 10 growth in West.
ern Oregon, particularly Lane county,
and that its yearly yield OF luscious fruit
was nearly as sure as the coming OF the
seasons. Gradually the successful cul.
ture OF the prune aud its profitable re-
turn brought the fruit prominently bo-
fore the public, and today we find an
acreage OF prime orchards in the vii.
iamette Valley exceeded only by our
neighbor, California. But here no irri-
CATION is necessary, which iusures a
mcaty, sugary fruit of large size. Va
rieties are here grown that are not
iound elsewhere. and the heated evapo.
ration process Of passing afr through
the fruit, gives clean and bright pro-
duct obtainaLle by no other means.
The price of prunes has not yet
touched figure SO low that profit is
wanting 10 the Oregon producer. So
long. as transportation facilities are IA
vorable tas they exist herel, that sec.
tlon OF country which can grow prune
OF required quality at the least outlay of
labor and money, will be the longest in
the race. The Willamette Valley has
unqnestionably the soil and the rain !;
land is not expensive; the trees grow
vigorously and bear heavy crops and
large. showy fruit. Cultivating and
spraying call for little laLor or expense; !;
the fruit is better cured by the evapora
tors than in the sun and quite rs cheap.
ly, SINCE plenty OF fuel is at hand. In
fine. no other locality enjoys greater
advantages at the start and up tn the
point cf bearing The demand for Ore
gon pTunes is steadily increasing in the
markets OF the world.
The shipments from Oregon in 1898,
the latest statistics we have Mt hand,
we're:
Dried prunes ...... l6, 10000 lbs.
Green prunes ...,. $500 lbs.
Total 20.550, 900 lbs.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
THE ANGoRA COAT.

During the past ten years number Of
our active farmers have been introduc-
ing the Angora goat into Lane county,
especially iD the foot.hill country,
These thrifty farmers had but one object
in view at the time these goats were
purchased, and that was 10 clear 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, there has been a great revolution
in the goat industry. Manufacturers
are beginning to discover the many I'D
yantages and special qualities OF mohair.
Numerous desirable and elegant fabrics
are now being made from this wool, and
1t has been found that the goods are ex-
ceedingly fine and durable. Another
special feature Of this goods ig, that il is
much more free from the attacks OF
moths than goods made from sleeps
wool. For this reason, it is said thst
the major portion Of the valuable up
holstery Low used in railway cars, Is
made Of goats wool.
The entire number Of Ang0ra goats in
Lane county today will probably not
exceed 5000 head. When we come to
consider the vast area OF good brush
country In this county, 50 well adapted
to goat grazing, we eau readily GOO that,
instead of the small number now kept,
we could keep TO advantage hundreds
OF thousands Of goats in Lane county
alone and keep them well. We are
speaking now more particularly as 10
the value OF their wool and increase
and Of the profits that are bound TO oc.
cur by continuous and thrifty care of
the domestic goat. AS to their adapt
ability to our climate there Is no aues-
tion, and as to the numerous advantages
arising from raising goats. this has been
thoroughly and satisfactorily settled
long since.
We would earnestly commend this
subject to the active and enterprising
farmers from the Eastern States, who
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28

which is shipped 10 points outside OF
Oregon, the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company having constructed % miles
OF railroad for the exclusive purpose of
reaching and hauling out the output OF
the Vending plant. The main offices
Of this company are in Eugene.
There are numerous other smaller
plants in the county.
The total cut Of lumber and shingles
for 1899 in the State Of Oregon was 500, ).
425, 600 feet. OF this the mills Of Port
land alone cut I50, ZOO, 900 feet.
Steadily increasing demand comes
from China, Japan, Siberia, Australia,
Mexico, South America and Europe, rs
well as California and the Eastern States.
OF merchantable hardwoods, myrtle,
maple and ash grow TO goodly size, and
are used in furniture and implement
manufacture, but this branch Of indus.
try has thus far been OF limited extent.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28

block was built by stock company oi
citizens, and cost over 5000. Here "a
also TO be found one oil the finest opera
houses between San Francisco and Port
land. We have one bank, the Farmers
& Merchants, owned by home capital.
lists. II is solid institution. There
arc three large grain elevators here, twe
newspapers, waterworks, good steam
fire engine. Also n full roller process
flour mill, which has gained an enyiablC
reputation for the excellence Of III
-four both at home and abroad. This
mill pays the highest market price foI
its wheat. and pays cash. 1t Ia also q
sound financial institution.
There Is more grain and other pro
duce, including live stock, shipped from
this point than from any other place IN
the Willamette Valley.
Another enterprise Is q fruit drying
establishment, with the latest improve
ments for steam evaporating process,
with drying capacity OF 1000 bushels
OF prunes per day. This plant has q
warehouse and canning department, and
Is one Of the most complete OF It's kind IN
the State. II ls indispensable to the
fruit industry in this section.
Ten acres oi good hearing fruit trees
with proper care and attention, can be
made to net the owner from $500 to $S, q
per annum. In starting these orchards
and setting out trees from two to three
years old, they will begin bearing the
fourth or fifth year, and you need not
be out the use Of your land from the
time Of setting out the trees until they
come to bearing. They do better to
have the land cultivated. You can
plant with vegetables, and by so doing
make it profitable each year. Land
suitable for these orchards can be
bought at SIS to $50 per acre, according
TO location. Apple and pear orchards
ere also very profitable
Another enterprise, and not the least
by any means, is creamery thai has
jrst been established here by the
Weatherly Creamery Co., Of Portland,
one Of the substantial and wldc.awake
business concerns Of that city. The
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
Why You Should Settle
i'm Lane County ;.

Because II Is the best country known to
the man OF moderate means.
Because you viii find country Of rich
soil awaiting the settler.
Because there are uplands, prairie lands
and allnyial river bottoms.
Because yon can b. certain Of profitable
returns from whatever you put
in the soil
Because the winter does not consume
what the summer produces.
Because there are more aud better OPP
portunities for diversified farm
ing than elsewhere.
Because the seasons are regular, and no
fear OF crop failure.
Because the country is never scourged
by cyclones, devastating storms
or blixxarIs.
Because everything grown elsewhere can
be produced here more abun.
dainty.
Because there are more chances for the
profitable investment ut capital
than elsewhere.
Because for healthtulness this section is
uGeqnaled on the face Of the
globe.
Becapst you heesno long winter months
- eacaunteF, with no eA Aceseivc
dry heat in summer,
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28
TINE LtfMnER INpusrRY.


The estimated amount Of timber In
Oregon Ia 10000, ,ooo, 900 feet Gin round
numbers), board measure. Lane county
leads with $500, ,0oo, 900.
The laundering industry has assumed
greater proportions during the year than
ever before. The Willamette, Mcken.
xie, Siuslaw, Coast Fork and wost Fork
Rivers, Long Tom. Lake, Greenleaf, No
Tie, Fish, Nelson and numerous other
creeks afford the best facilities for float
ing logs 70 tide water, or 10 most any
point on the Southern Pacific for dis
tance OF 200 miles. Great bodies OF the
finest noble FIR commonly known as
larchl. sugar aad yellow pine, cedar,
oak, ash, maple, balm, and numerous
other species of soi. and hard woods, lie
all about Us, untouched, awaiting but
the investment OF capital TO place II on
the markets OF the world IN the various
forms known 10 the wants OF man.
Timber lands can be purchased for from
vi TO W per acre, the prieo depending
upon the amount and kind Of timber
and ita location. The Southern Pacific
Railroad Company has thousands Of
acres OF fine timber lands for sale,
The Booth-kelly Lumber Company,
the largest manufacturers OF lumber In
the county, are operating three large
plants, at Coburg Saginaw and Wend-
ling, with an average daily capacity
ci $4,000 feet, the great majority OF
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-28

lane county extends from the summit
OF the Cascades to the Pacific Ocean. in
size it is about five times as large as
Rhode Island or Connecticut. 1t fronts
on the Pacific distance of thirty miles,
with splendid harbor at the city OF
Florence. 1t occupies every altitude
from TIE ocean beach 10 the glazier
crowned summit OF the "Three Sisters
at the southeastern corner of the county.
The Coast Range cuts it in two from
north to south.
Lane county is half prairie land, with
very rich soil, producing abundant crops
oi grain, hay, fruit and vegetables, and
half hill and upland. The table.lands
bordering the valleys are partly covered
with timber or brush, most of it being
open enough for fine pastursge. These
lands are fertile and yield abundant
crops when cultivated. Every crop that
grows in the Willamette Valley grows
in Lane county. All the farms are sup
piled from natural sources with the best
oi water. The immense timber wealth,
acgrecating nearly %, coo, 900 900 feet, is
Just beginning TO receive attention. No
county IN the United States has as large
an amount Of timber as Lane. The ia
nous Bohemia mining district, destined
to become the Cripple Creek OF Oregon,
lies partly in Lane county.
1he population oi Lane county is
about % 900, ali white. The county is
rapidly adding TO its population desir.
able immigrants from the Eastern
States. Eugene, II miles south Of jane
ton City, with a population OF 5000, is
the county seat.
The following is a summary OF the
,n-cHnrtinns nE ann cnmntu for Inn0.