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THE MlflDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MI3DFORI), OREOON, TJ ITJRSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1909. i SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. H. J. ilonos of HoHoburg Ih vMttiig "fiioiulH In Moilfonlt II, K. IIiiiiiim, Jr., wiih a MedlVd vitdlor V!iliit)(i!ny. T, K. Polllngor Iiiih nitimiud fnini ,i vIkII to different (owiih in (liu vl loy, when ho Iiiih been looking nftur IiiiNltiiiHM.niatluru. . (, It. Tumor, ono of the prominent tiicrcliniitH of Hold Hill, wiiK n Mud ford visitor on IminIiiohh Wednesday. MInh draco I'oarco, ouo of (liu lonclierH in tint norlli hoIiooI, loft WVilni'Hilay aftiiruoon for Han Kran kjIhco, on a vIhII to rulativcH and friotidH. Sir. and Mr. 0. K. Nonhur of ' JackHonvillo, woro in Medford Wed nonday, accompanying MrH. ICnolilaok of A h It) it ii (1 thin far on Iter return to Mior homo nftor a visit in JnokHou vlllo. C. J. Ocer and family of North lloardman Hlrenl have moved to (Irnpo ntrctit on tho w'Vt Hido.f Win. Phillip of North lloatty htrcut loft today to join IiIh wife and iiahy at Han Diego, tluiir future homo. Sir. and MrH, ,1, I'. Gould and fam ily of WomI JaokHon nro on joying a holiday visit from Mm. Ooitld'H mIh (or, Mm. Oplogrovor of I'ortland, Mrs. Hurt Orr of North C'ntrnl nvonuo loft Sunday for a two wookn' social vinit with lior pnroutH, Mr. and Mr. H. W. QrimoH of Kimono. Mm. Philhrook and nod Phillip, of 'North Hentty Hired, loft Saturday for a ploaHaut holiday viftit with her winter and family of Tacoma. Dr. A. W. l)"an and family of North Central avenno loft Tuonday morning for a duy'n luminous and ho dial visit at OrautH Pihh. Tho moving of T. K. Pottongor'H big ham from tho roar of his rosi douco on North Control nvonuo makes IiIh homo and Hurroundingi mor0 at t motive. Mr. and Mm, II. V. Monde, and two oldortt children, IIolou and Wil liam, wont to (IrnutH Pa ho today for a fow days' holiday visit with thoir grandparents and friend. M. h. Opdyko of flrauttt Pass was in Mcdford Thursday attending tho fruit gravers' motiug. Dolbort Huoy of Tnlont was a Meet- ford visitor Wednosdny. Finnan Crump of Applcgata is In Mcdford on hiiHiness. Mr. and Mm. J. L. Ilntnmorsly of Gold Hill arc In tho city for tho pur potto of Attending "Tho Alaskan" to night. Lyman' 0. Orton of Engl0 Point was in Modford Wednesday. Win. Von dor Hollon of Englo Point wiih in Mcdford Wednesday. John P. Martin of Fnrgo, N is among (ho Intent additions to tho Dakota colony in tho Hoguo river vnlloy, or raihr ho will ndd himself us soon as ho is shown Homo of tho posKihilitictt of tho vnlloy. ' MisH Mollie Towno, deputy county i ii i- . , . , . . i-i-i a Tit LATE T8 ttASSIPY. WANTED TO HOHRQW $1000 on . ranch worth $3000, oloso In, 10 por coat. Address E, enro of Mail Tri bune 217 TOR SALE A gront bargain If takon soon. CO acres of orchard and bot tom land ono milo north of Phoonix on Mcdford road, known as tho Hrawloy estate For partioulnrn hoo owner. Sarah Fell, 135 llart lott St.- FOR SALE Small ranch closo in, $220 pr aero; in young orchard and alfalfa. Peuson Investment Co. 214 THREE LEG MAN Did you ovor honr about tho man who had only two logs? Hu ald ho didn't know ns ho act ually noedod threo logs, but If ho had anothor ho folt nur0 bo could get along fnHtor. It'H a good donl tho (tamo with an uloctrlo sign. An oloctrlo sign isn't an actual no CQBHlty to your store, but It would help you 'to "got along faBtor." Thoro Isn't any doubt about It, It's as Hiiro au tho nun will riao to morrow morning, H'h un plain ns 2 times 2 aro 4. Doosu't It Htnnd to ronson that an oloctrlo sign In front of your etoro would flnsh out ItH moBBago to your pooplo moro brilliantly, Htrlklngly nnd ImproBHlvoly thnn any othor form ott,Hlgn? lHii't l a ,hard fact that no othor bIbji.Ih fit for' night, work? Can't you acq yourBolf, that an olootrlo Hlgn would attract folks, all along tho titroot and Improsu your nnino and oxnet locution In thoir ndndHT 'Don't you rcnllzo that an oloctrlo sign would offor you tho boat night advertising you colild flotjrtro? ' "'A,no!(tatrloBlgn -Is .bettor-than, a 1 daytlmo Hlgn, for tlio slmplo nnd log ical ronBon that, In tho day tlmo, ov orythlng la vlalblo, whllo, after dark, cloik, relumed Wednesday from her CliiiHiinnH vnacliou whieh she np"nt at ol'rtlnud. Mm. W. T. (Irlovo was in. Med ford Tuesday from .liioksoiivillo. T. W. Miles of the Juokuon County AliHtracl Co., was in Jaeksonvillo Thursday on IiiihIiiosh. Martin Stephens oi! SKkano ar rived in Mcdford Wednesday. Mr. Siphons will act as head bookkeep er for tho now company which linn recoully ncpiired tho holdings of tho Fish Lake company, Mrs. Wm. Owing and ehildrou of Woodvlllo camo up Friday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Do Ho bourm during tho holidays, Married. Wesley-Onll At Itosoburg, Oro-' gon, Wednesday, Doeembor 22, 1009, at high noon, Mr. J. Wosloy Nowlaud of Rosehurg nud Miss Ardilla M. Gall of Gold Hill, Oregon. Tho Row ,1. N. MeConuell, astor of tho Chris tian church, officiating. Tho groom Is the only hoii of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas W. Ncwjand of Ton' Milo, Oregon, nud is a prominent stockman nnd also deputy assessor of Douglas county, while tho, brido is tho charm ing and accomplished daughtor of Jtfdgo C. C. Gall of Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Nowlaild aro staying for a time in Rosehurg, but will make Portland their futuro home, where tho groom tins husiuosH interests. IN MEMORY OF HIS OLD TIME FRIEND, S. H. GLASS (My J. O. Martin.) Mr. S. H. Glnss, who foil dead so suddenly with heart discaso on tho morning of December 22, 1001), at bis pretty farm homo ono milo west of Antioeh school houso was 75 years old and ono of tho best known resi dents nud properous fanners north of tho county and a highly esteemed citizen of tho county and tho place whoro ho lived for tho past 20 years. Ho wus always active in tho improve ment Aud development of his neigh borhood and a faithful and consist ent christian until death; a cleuti, practical lunnor, a dovotod husband and father. Ho loaves a most esti mable wife, Mrs. Susan Glass, three eons and threo duughtcrs, all mar ried except tho second son, Elbert, to mouni their irroparnblo loss. Ho was laid quiotly to rest in Antioeh cenio lery by n host of relatives nud sor rowing friends. SUNSET TO MIDNIGHT ' Many a salo Is mado or commenc ed after your Btoro U closed, It you havo electric light working ovortlmo (or you. In your allow windows oloctrlclty floods your cntlro etoro front with Biich alluring brilliancy that It bock ous folks on tho street; thoy cannot Ignoro It; they aro' naturally drawn to it. It enhances tho boauty of your display; It lends to your display an Inviting appcaranco; It . porsuados folks. It porsuados thorn at tho vory tlmo thoy aro most open to tmprosslons ovonlngs. Tho people who work dayttmoa form tho grea bulk of your trado. What othor tlmo, pray, do your win dows get a chancu to talk to these pooplo, but in tho ovonlngs? Does this sink In? Wo'ro Just Valtlng for a word from you to sond our roprosontatlvo. When may ho callT i ROQU13 ItlVHU ELECTRIC CO. Saturday, January 8, is Clillilron'H Day at Tho Art Studio. Call ami poo about it. g-H i only those things Illuminated nro soon. Tho dnrkor, Htormlor, dronrlor tho night, tho nioro gloriously would your oloctrlo Hlgn stand forth, nnd tho moro eloquently would It talk to your people 1 Tho pooplo you want nro tho poo plo who work daytimes, Evening la th0 only tlmo thoy havo to bo xut on tho strcot. Kvonlng la their only tlmo for roc- jtroatlon and eight aoolng. I Talk to thorn by your oloctrlo sign at night, whllo thoy aro tnoit opon to linpresslona -whllo thoy nro for mulating nnd docldlng on thoir pur ohnHoa. Your old sign dtos with tho sotting nun. Thero'a nobody that can seo Hi 'night' tlmCB. 1 ; Don't you Huppofco it would pay you to Jjnow Hoinothlng nior'o about oloctrlo digits? Wo aro roady with full Informa tion nnd figures for you, Our ropro sontatlvo will call at most any hour of tho. day or night to talk "olootrloJ Hlirn." ' -' atilU0.Al ..l1.9na .right ntfjErwOUr mini nor ia tost aim iuiiku un tii' polutment, ItOQUH HIVElt ELECTRIC CO. 30 NEW HANDS HAVE LOST LIVES Men Put at Work to Replace Strik ers Are Careless and Ono Dies Each Day In Accidental Manner. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. 30. Sinco tho beginning of tho switch men's triko that has demoralized freight traffico In tho northwost for nonrly a month, thirty men havo lost their lives in the various railroad yards affected, nccording to n rc- jort mado to tho governor today. j Tho fotnlltlcs for tho most part aro I said to havo been among inoxpori-j onccd switchmen, who were working tin slriko-brcnkcrs. Tho accidental donlh rato averaged almost ono each day sinco tho beginning of tho strike. Thoro is little change in tho sriko sit uation horo today. Tho railrond of ficials dcclaro that bo far as they oro concorned, tho strike is over. Striko leaders, however, aro emphatic in their declarations Hint (buy will fight to (ho end. Saturdny, January 8, is Children's Day at Tho Art Studio. Call and sec about it. 244 ' Ordered Out tho White Flag Today and Soon After Shower Begins Temperature Low. Tho weathor man switched tho cut ; last night nnd Instead of tho white flag Indicating clear wiather, which has been flying for several days, tho bluo ono, meaning storm, Is now fly ! lag. Tho touiporaturo in tho mornings for tho past week has been hovering about tho 30 degreo mark, but this morning tho thormomctor had risen nnd cloudy skies foretold falling weathor. It Is a mora mattor of guess at tho weathor hero undor oxlsting conditions, and aching corns or grandfatbor'a rhoumatism aro' Just as much of a criterion aa any othor in formation to bo bad. Howover, noxt year Modford will havo a goTornmont station and tho pooplo of tho valley will bo kept posted by tho Mall Trlbuno on woath or conditions and probabilities. Saturdny, January 8, is Children's Day at Tho Art Studio. Call and soo about it 244 Seo tho bargain for 80 acres of land as advertised in tho for salo column of this paper. LIGHTED STORES It's tho lighted storo that carrlos tho woight with tho pooplo. Wo will go turthor than thlB and say: "It Is tho olectrlcally llghtod Btoro that carries tho woight with tho pooplo." A dingy, gloomily lighted storo does not nttrnct pooplo. It oxcltcs suspicion. It bollttloa your wnros. It dulls your dorks. It gives customors tho mopes. It makes sales hardor. Install olectrlo lighting In your storo and draw tho pooplo to your your storo and.thoy money Into your cbbh roglstor. It's very cheor Invites thorn. It shows off your goods to tho best ndvantngo. It shows thorn just as thoy aro, truo to color, tint, material nnd tox- turo, Don't try to worry along ' with passo forms of lighting. Koop In stop with progross. Moot our roprcsontn tlvo and tnlk things ovor with him. ROQUE RIVER ELECT" "I CO. Saturday, January 8 Day al Tho Art Studio about it. '"hildrou'fl 11 and soo 241 For a Larho Jack. ,. Wlion you liavo pniim or lamonosa in tlio back batlio tlio parts with Clmmborlnin'a Linimont twico n day, mnnsnging with tho palm of tho hand for fivo luinutos at each application. Thon dninpon a piooo of flaniiol slightly with this liniment nnd bind it on ovor the seat of pain, nnd you may bo Biirpripod to soo how quickly tjio littncme'tm disnpponvH. For-rpttlo by Loan 11. ifnskin's' l'harnmqy. --Sloprt-itehing-iustautly Gurus pildSv PC7.omn, unit vhoum, totter, itch, hivos, horpos, sonbios Donn'd Oint nieut. At any drug storo. GUESS ONCE AGAIN , : BUSINESS LOCALS ; ;t T l tn f Watch tho old year out and tho Now Year in at the Louvre, No.v ! Year's ove. 24-1 Tho Ixnivro cafo is now under thai management of .Miller, Nuf scd. 212 Danco tho old year out and tho Now Year in at tho skating pavilion. 215 Just arrived from factory, a now lino of Sterling silver. Toilet, tnani-1 curing nnd militury sots, They are) tho latest in design. At Van Do Cnr, a Jnsmann h, J'nipps Jildg. Everything in Portland or San Francisco's markets at tho Louvro daily. 241 Nicety farnlBhed rooms with all modern convonleneoa nt tho Palms. Imsinosa men's lunch served daily nt tho Louvro cafo from 11:30 to 2 p. in.; 35c. An clnbornto menu. Danco tho old yeur out and the New Year in nt the skating pavilion. One-half h. p. motor, 1 20-ql. White Mountain freezer, a lot of puckio onus, tubs, etc., for sale. Jnquitc ' Lewis' confectionery. Saturday, January 8. is Children's Day at Tho Art Studio. Call and see , about it. 244 1 HOTIOE TO CSEDZTOXS. I in ino inaucr oi me enuie oi v.nrie ' Hilklll. tleccastMl: Notice la hereby clvcn by tho under fllKiicri, Impda Jluklll, ndmlnliitratrlx of Clinrlos Jluklll. ilfc..-a(l, to tlio crclItors of unit ull pernoii ImvlnK. clalrnn aKalnut Kalil (locofleiI, to exhibit them with tho iifccsary vouchem within lx months nf(r the first publication of this notice, to the said Almeda Huklll. at the office 1 of O. C. I!OKS. 12t K. Main street, Med ford, Jackson county, Oregon, which of- ' flea tho undersigned soled as her place of business In all amttcrs connected with ' tho said estate. ! Date of first publication of this no i tlco 30 day of December. 1909. AL.MEDA M UK ILL. , Administratrix of estate of Charles Huk lll, deceased O. C. lioees, attorney for administratrix, HOTICE Or riKAX, SBTTTCMEXT. Notice Is horeby Riven that tho under slcncd has filed, his final account as ad ministrator of the estate of Kate Van Dyko. deceased, with tho County Court of tho stato of OrcKon. for Jackson county, nnd that said court has set Friday, tho SSth day of January. 1910, at tho hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon, as tho tlmo nttil tliA rt I Vnnm a sinlit mmis In tttn I court houso at Jacksonville, Oregon, as I the place of hearing objections thereto, I and tho settlement thereof. J. O. VAN DYKE. Administrator of the estate of Kate Van Dyke, deceased. Dated and first jiubllehtd December 30, 1909. H HOTIOE Or BCBOOZ. XirDEXWXTT SBt,zoriov. United tSates Land Office. Itoseburg-, OreRon, December 21, 1909. Notice Is hereby Riven that the State of OreRon. on December 21, 1909, applied for southwest U of southwest U section 2. T. 35 8.. R. 1 West. W. M.. and filed In this offtco a list of school Indemnity selections In which It selected said land, nnd that said list Is open to tho public for Inspection. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described land or any legal subdivision thereof, or claiming tho same under tho mining laws, or desjrlng to show said land to ba more v&iuaoie tor mineral man ior ag ricultural purposes, or to object to said selection for any lawful reason, should file their claims or their affidavits of protest or contest In this office. I hereby designate the Modford Mall Tribune, published' At Mcdford. Oregon, as tho newspaper in wnicn the aoove no tlco Is to ba published. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Ilegister. Mats 6-113-122-138 and 1S9. Restoration to entry of lands In Na tional Forest Notloe Is hereby given that tho lands described below, embracing 519.73 acres, within tho Crater National Forest. Ore gon, will be subject to settlement and entry under the provisions of tho home stead laws of the United t Bates and the act of Juno 11, 190S, (14 Rtat, 233). at tha .United States land office at Itoso burg, Oregon, on February 26, 1910. Any sottler- who was actually and In good faith claiming any of said lands for ag rlcultual purposes prior to January 1, 1008. and has not abandoned same, has a profcrence right to make a homestead entry for the lands actually occupied. 8ald lands woro listed upon the applica tions or mo persons menuonea oeiow, who havo a preference right subject to tho nrlor right of any such settler, pro vided such settlor or applicant la quali fied to make homeatwvl ontry and tho prefcronco right Is exercised prior to February it, 1910. on which (late tho lands will bo subject to settlement and entry by nny qualified person. Tho lands nro ns ioiiowh: -rue or nnh una the HEM of NW , Seo. 4. T, 39 8., It. 4 W.. W. M.. 120 neres listed unon tho application of J. It. Hoffman of Apple gnte, Oregon, 1,1st 8-113. Tho lot 4 nnd the BKVJ of SWVl. Foe. IS. T. 34. R. It. 2 14. T9.78 acres, application of THREE STEPS in the progress of Domestic Science iot 0 nro devotlnp; our attention to tho lntcst improvo- 6;; , inents in . , Cooking without fire Heat without flame dialing Dlsljcs, Cereal .Coolturs, Ovens Wo woihl like to answer 'questions about them today j- ftofliie River Electric co. rr rt x lift , v j KMiittfm5as 7 CC- B ' Our Mammoth Unloading Sale Opened to a Large Crowd AS USUAL We Sold The Goods And No Kick The best proof that our prices and values are right is the fact that wo aro .selling the goods. Hundreds of satisfied customers thronged the store up to time for paper to go to press, and we are gratified at the way in which peo ple respond they buy without hesitating, having learned from past experi ences that we do all we advertise to doand a little more. "We invite you to . come now and see the thousands of dollars' worth of clean, stylish, durable merchandise displayed and marked so as to show -the former, and sale prices and the savings on everything. , Th eHutchason Company 1 FORMERLY BAKEft-EUTCHASON CO. Oalen Meeker of Derby, Oregon. List 6-1JS. Tho 8V4 of fkc 2t. T. 39 8.. It. 2 W., ICO acres, application of James 1 A tract of 160 acres which will probably be when surveyed tho SV of Sec 16, Illicit VI UUI.I.VU1. VICKUII. UIBl tho or sec 16. as follows: BecinntriB at the southwest Oregon, np to and including January corner of section 16, extending thenco ... ,niA , , N.. 40.00 chains; thence K., 40.00 chains; 4tb, 1910, for the excavating and lay " thence 8.. 40.00 chains; thence W.. 40.00 nf ii nipr rnninn in ha inn. chains to tho place of benlnntnfr. appll- m "u , w.atcr ma,nB 1 i cation of tVllllam Morrison of Iluch, structed dnnng tho year 1910, bids 'Oregon. List 6-1S9. Fred Dennett. , , , ... ;, , , 1 commissioner of the General Land Of- to bo filed with the city recorder not nee Approved November si. isw. Frank 1'lcrce. First Assistant Secretary of tho Interior. CLCBTS FtTBUCATIOlT KOTICE. In tho Circuit Court for the Stato of Oregon for Jackson County. 1 T. D. Thomas to register title to the rollowing aescrioed premises, suuaiea In the County of Jackson in the .State of Oregon, and in the City of Medford, to-wlt: Commencing at a point 160 feet south of the northwest corner of block num ber two (2) of Burr's addition to the. town (nnw cltvl of Medford. as shown I by the official plat thereof now of re- cord, and from said point running thenco south 180 feet to the south lino of lot cast 200 feet: thence north 180 reet; numDer one ill oi wa oiock; menco thence west 200 feet to the place or De ginning, vs. E. P. Pickens. T. T. Plerca and all whom It may concern, defendants. To all whom It may concern: Take notice, that on the 27th day of Decem ber, A. D., 1909. an application was filed by T. D. Thomas In the Circuit Court of Jackson County for Initial reg istration to tho title to tha land above described. Now, unless you appear on or before the 11th day of February. A. D. 1910, and show cause why such application ahall not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer 'of tho applicant, which Is for a decree order ing the registrar of titles to register the title to the land hereinabove described and for such other and further relief as ahall ba according to equity, and you will be forever barred from disputing tho same. Witness my hand and seal of the court herto affixed this, the 27th day of December. 1909. Date of first publication of this no tice Is tho 30th day of December. 1909. V?. R. COLEMAN, County Clerk of Jackson County, Ore gon and cx-offlclo Clerk; of the Cir cuit Court (Seal) O. C. Boggs, attorney for applicant. For That DuH Feeling After Eating. I havo used Chamberlain's Stomach and Livor Tablots for 6omo time and can testify that thoy have done mo more pood than any tabletis I havo ovor used. My trouhlo was a hoavy dull fcelinc; after eating. DnTid Prooman, Kompt, Nova Scotia. Theso tablots stronthon tho jstomnch and improvo tho dip'tition. They also reg ulnto tho liver a. id bowols. Thoy nro far superior to pills, but cost no moro. Get n free sample nt Leon B. llnskins' PhnnuncY nnd bco whnt a splendid modicino it is. " CALIFORNIA The Mecca for Winter Tourists Its attractive soasido resorts, famous medical spriugs, magnificent tourist hotols, pieturesqno sconory, delightful climnto, and opportunity for all kinds of outdoor pastitno, such ns hundreda of niilos of nuto drivos through orange groves and along ocean bouch boulevards, mako this favored region Tho World's Greatest Winter Resort, reached via tho SHASTA ROUTE and "Road of a Thousand Wonders'' SOUTHEN . Low round trip rates are in effect from all poiuts in tho Northwest, with long limit, stop-ovor privileges and first-class accommodations. ' Me :1 ford to Los Angeles antl Return $47. 50 With a flunrroturh limit of ,gi. months, and stop-ovors in oitljor direotion. First class, up-to-dato train with tho latest equipmont, u c collpd (lining car sgyvicc-j niul every thing that goos to liutko- tho trip plonsnnt. , i . Attrnotivo, intorosting and instruotivo liternturo tolling of ho famous wintor resorts of California can ho had on application to any O. Ii, & N, or S, P. Agont, or by writing to WM. Mc MURRAY, General Notice to Contractors. Otlt") 'It Jt IT. caicu uius nil uu rceciveu uy me :i :i r it.. :, ir.jf a ater than 4 o'clock p. m. on January ", '," , , , . , , ,4th, 1910, and to bo accompanied by i a certified check equal to ton por cent . . me amonni om ior. By order of tho city council Decern- ber 21st, 1909 ROBT. W. TELFER, City Recordor. Dated this 22nd day of December, 1909. ri.. tnB paima nrrw rrtrtr hnltdlne , L,lvo al lno alm8. cncK oniiainB, . now furnltur), BtrictlT racdern, cor- nor Orapo and Mala streets. For the Best to harness, sa4fles, whips, fonts, kfattkets, wa n sheets, axle frease and fn ewe, as wtN s all kinds ef custetn wwk, see J. CL Smith 314 E. Main. 1 DRIVERS that know the country RIGS that cover the country QUICKIA AND AV1TH COMFM1T FOV.SI) A t THE PAJtl.OW & DOWTflXG, rnopitiETons. WEST SIDEtrTABEES rilOXE 2131 S. GIUPE STREOT Passenger Agent, Medford, Oregon: This certifies that wo havo soW Hall's Texas Won der for the civq all kidney, blad der and rheaa&tio troubles for ten years, and hare sorer h&d a com phtkt. It grrcs qmck aa4 permanent relief. GO days' treatraeut ia each bot tle, Modford Pknrzaacv. THE RUSS iULXj. Tho Russ mill la headquarters (or tho Olympic floor. Free sample sack. Try ono. Rolled oats, corn meal and seed oats and wheat. 244 arelrigg'8 orchestra at tho Lou vro Now Year's eve. 244 WE D0NT BELIEVE YOU CAN BEAT THIS: Thirty-two acres in this tract, fine fruit land, about two miles from a shipping point The buildings consist of a five-room box house, (rood-sized barn, etc There nra 12 acres of 5 and 6-year-o!d ap ples, mostly NeriTtwns, with cora DMrnal peacbee planted between as ftfTero. Ala tkrea aorea of yam? pear trees and soma .family retard. FW aorea m alfalfa EKz or eqrkt aeres tisVer, most ly oak Mid lawreL There is a ft ib' fin i, plant ob tho place which cpp5 water for tfee garden and aMktfa, ,ernfpfd witfe gasoline nmfpato. About 48 sods from a Vo4 scfeool. Has rural mail do SreErV and telephone. Price 01t,9Q. Terms. W. T. YORK & CO. TO YOU ARE AIAV1YS TO IJH PORTLAND, OREGON