Democratic Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 October 1879 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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ci “ nune * MORSE B libs., Proprietor*, Canton, Mass, STATE Of fIREfiON, No Droughts, no Storms, no Cold Winters or Hot Summers in Oregon. Mild Climate. Mean Temperature: Spring, 52 deg.; Summer, 67 deg.; Autumn, 58 deg.; Winter, 39 deg. Average Rainfall, 44 Inches. OREGON IS THE FINEST AND MOST PROFITABLE FARMING COUNTRY IN THE WORLD Oregon baa never experi-nced a failure of Crops. With a soil of unsurpassed fertility, especially suited to Cereals, Fruita, Flax, Hemp, Hops and Hay. Stock-raising very profitable. Oregon waters abound with fish. Oregon has great Mineral Resources, vast Water Power, and a splendid market for all products, exported directly to all parts of the world. Annual Exports from Oregon represent an average of nearly SSOO to every voter. Plenty of GOVERNMENT LAND And Cheap Railroad Land In Oregon. s.K'JRRMJSFXE I ** -F,nnerß ln Oregon obtain SEABOARD PRICES for their Crops. Saving In freight on a small crop will pay the cost of going to Oregon in preference to points reached at less expense. That, aside from farming. Oregon offers great inducements to labor and capital in her IMMENSE LUMBERING INTERESTS, SALMON FISHERIES. Her large navigable rivers shut out all railroad monopolies ami high "tariffs. Abundance of Fuel, Wood and Coal. Oregon, from her position and abiUty to produce raw material, manufactures more from home products, in proportion to her population, than any other State in the West. Meckaalea are not confined to farming as the only employment offered by Oregon. Through Tickets sold by all the principal railroad lines. For faformation, pamphlets, Ac., apply to T. R. TAN NATT, General Eastern Passenger and Immigration Agent, EKOAPWAY, NEW YORK.