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THE POLK C O U N T Y ¡TEMIZER. Admitted to the «econd das» oí mail matter. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL , 22, 1909 V. P. F I S K E . Itemizer.one year in advance............................... ( Ite N -, Wi ith Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal SUBSCRIPTION ( Wi ith Oregon Woodman....................................... 257 ’PHONES: BELL1 Residence, 113 store ............. . Geo Dunham A SAD CASE. Bud. his s o n ..................• O D-Byera ------------ Harvey Barton,Bud’«cousin.Orvlll I rice r CA11- r L ;]J VM Q,«4-|ÄnIw Jimesy Flannigan, reniarkublv^ Mother of TOUf Children JUudeniy Jim Morton green............. Goes Insane. Otto Guckenheiiner, chief of po- W W. Rowell lice .............. Mrs. Agnes Godney, oi the Salmon Jasper W hite......... .... Linn Nesmith Dora, Kli’a niece.... ......... Mira Lucas river country, was examined hv l)r. Jerusha Jane Alvira Am: Boggs. Starbuek before Judge Coad Tuesday, an orphan .................Ada Byers and ordered committed to the asylum, Aunt Hannah. Eli’s wife. Hazel Vaughn Several specialties will be introduced attendants of that Institution coining ) vler, petition for sale of real estate grant between acts, and the curtain will rise here lor her that afternoon, and taking REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. at 8 o’clock The play is for the benefit her to Salem, where it is Imped that tho ed, of the Hall association and reserved Estate of J. P. Tetlierow, deceased— seats will rout 35 cents, general admis treatment offered at the Steiner sanitar William Schindler et al to James ium will restore tier mental balance. estate admitted to probate; a . a . Toth* K Sears. 08.42 acres, t 7 s. r 3 w $ 2400 erow appointed administrator, and on sion 25 and children 15. Her case is particularly distressing, in George F Me Bee et ux to F K filing of bond in sum of $4000, letters to portland ^ hote T^\RR1VALS that she leaves four young children Ramsey, lot in Dallas ............. 50 ssue. John F Jones et ux to James M without a mother watchcare. She was In re estate of Jennie Condon, deceas Inman, lot in Falls C ity .......... 500 holding down a claim in that country ed; hearing of final settlement contin Tim rail a v : John Young et ux to A C Brown G. O. tlolman, Dallas. while tier husband worked in a sawmill 10 acres, t 7 s, r 4 w ................ 1500 ued until April 20th. Friilay: at Sheridan, and it is supposed that tho A P Graham to J Graham, land F. Ilavilrn, Falls City. in Monmouth............................. 200 lonely life she led hail much to do with Marriage Licenses. E. 11. Horton, Falla City. George II Bail et al to J G Vau- driving her crazy. Her husband visited W. It. Kuddick, Falla City. Everett Carden and Lena Mill lions. Orsdel, 196 acres, 18 s, r o w * . 2701 Ora. I'. James and Martha A. West. J. M. Short, Falla City. her last week anti she was in good heulth George Ball et ux to J G VanOrs- Chas. W. Stage and Creta J. Stubbs. 1). H. Walker, luden. at that time, hut went violently crazy a del, 10 acres, t 8 s, r o w .......... 135 ----- - « • » - — R. E. Williama, Indep. Samuel Ball et ux to J G YanOrs- few days thereafter. Saturday: del, 10 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w ........ 186 Hop Contracts. A. 0. Johnson, Monmouth. Lloyd Ball and Bana Lynn to J G G. N, Sloper and W. A. Patten to Ko ENTERTAINMENT. A. II. Muir, Dallaa. \ anOrsdel, int in 10 acres, t 8 h , la Neis. H. C. Eldridire, Indep. Clifford A Ball et ux to J G Van- J. S. Cooper, Indep. Orsdel, 10 acres, t 8 s, r o w . 135 There will he nil entertainment and MAY DOCKET W. F. McMurphy, Falla City. John Phy et ux to J G VanOrsdel ice cream social at the North Dallas G. L. McMurphy, Falla City. 40 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w ................ 1 school house Friilay evening and the Juliet T Overall to Susan A Best, Sunday: following literary and musical program 137 acres, t 9s, r 4 w ................. 1 Cases for Circuit Court on May Sain Jones, Indep. will he rendered: J G VanOrsdel et ux to R C Mas Marie Sheiton, Dallaa. 10th, Department 1. Song by audience................... America. on, lots in Dallas..................... 750 Nora Robertson, Dallaa. Opening address..................... Marshal E Merwin et ux to W T G. W. Vaughn, Dallas. J A Harps Mfg Co s T A Riggs, ac i Song by school........... Auld Lang Sync. Hoffman, lot in Independence. 212 tion for money; F A Turner for plaintiff. Tuesday: Dialogue................ After School, What. Mary A Lipton ami lid to Esther F. J. Chapman, Dallas. Vick Bros, vs Earhart A Myer, action I Solo.............. Nobody’s Papa, Goodbye. Courter, land in Falls C ity.... 1 for money; J H Flower for plaintiff. Mrs. Chapman, Dallas. Dialogue..............llow She Cured H im. Carl J Swenson et ux to J È and Geo Haskell, Falls City. Chorus................ Meeting and Parting. State vs John Courtney, assault with II Watson, land in Dallas........ 1000 Wednesday: intent to commit rape; J II McXary for li W Murphy et ux to D J Collins Mrs. Geo. Gerlinger, Dallas. Glen Butler ami family are out from 8^2 acres, t 9 s, r 4 vv............... 1000 plaintiff. Mrs. B. Toner, Dallas. their farm at Butler. L U Josse vs D 0 Harris, action for Eleanor F Butler to Frances Zu- (». W. Beach, Pitner. ver, 9 acres, 18 s, r 6 w ........... 561 money; M E Pogue and Win. Kaiser Messers M. M. Ellis and N. L. Butler P. A. Cramer. Falls City. for plaintiff, George G Bingham for de- 11 G Campbell et ux to W II and have new cement curbs in on Oak street, Tlios. Edgar, palls City. fenuent. M M Weayer, 26 acres, t 8 s, and Mrs. Mattie Mage.-s is at work cn W . A. Bancroft, Falla City. r 6 w ............................................ 10 The A II Averill Machinery Co vs F tiers. W A Messner et ux to U S G N Smith and S B Tetlierow, action for us to Mr. Leo J. Mitchell requests Miller et al, land in t 8 s, r 5 The remains of Mrs. Sarah McDougal money; Sihlev & Eakin for plaintiff. cl ange his paper from McCoy to 1122 E and t iw .................................... 10000 who recently passed away at Spencer, C L Fritchard vs M E Gillispi9, ac Houston street, Portland. E G Erickson etux to G E Law Iowa, of lagrippe, were brought to Dal rence, lots in Dallas.............. 750 tion for money; B F Jones for plaintiff. las this morning for interment beside Corvallis A AI sea Railway vs E W W II and M M Weaver to II G those of her daughter who was laid to Campbell, lot in Dallas.............. 10 Strong, action for money; McFadden & I WANTED: rest here several years ago. Mrs Mc- Bryson for plaintiff. H J Adams et ux to Mark Siddall iDougalwillbereinemheredasthemoth- 62la acres, t 7 s, r 3 w ............. 2500 Chas Koltn A Co vs G L Murphy and Two Starch Work Iron- jer of Mrs. p'. W Trainor, whose hus James Bruce to R C Wilson, 10 H Fugitt, action for money; O Hayter band formerly ran the Dallas hotel, hut acres, t 8 s, r o w ..................... 1350 for plaintiff. e rs of late has been a resident of Indepen and Good Wages Matilda Venard and hd to Lloyd dence. The time of interment has not F Moyer vs Polk County Mill and! * II Kelty. land in t 6 and 7 s, yet been set, as they are waiting to hear Lumber Co, action for damage; H F A Steady work. r 4 w ....................................... 660 J R Latourelle for plaintiff. from her sons in California. Mr. Mc- W Warren to Henry Herne, 40 Dougal came up from Portland this Fred Stetler vs Wm and Ann Schind-1 acres in t 7 8, r 8 w .................. 460 Dallas Steam Laundry. morning. ler, action for money; J E Hetzel for A L Chute et ux to James and plaintiff. Florence Hunter, lots in Mon Salem Falls City & Western Railway mouth ..................................... 800 /Sj— j oj — 0 — ® — ® — © — ® — ® — 1 ® — < 9 — ® — Co vs Pierce Riggs et al, condemnation ; John II Moran to J L Williams lots in Monmouth................... 1000 O Hayter for plaintiff. S p r a y y o u r T re e s w ith Robert M Wouderly et ux to A M Bailey vs Benton county, damages; © Bitner, 60 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w ___ 3000 Weatherford A Wyatt for plaintiff, Mc G X Graham to Dora M Graham, « Fadden & Bryson for defendant. 1 lots in Falls C ity ..................... Manufactured by GIDEON STO LZ CO., Salem, Oregon j THE CORNER STORE U ND ER THE BIG CLOCK. ....... $1 50 .... 2 00 ....... 1 75 WTTTITAT I Office, M U TU A I. i Residence, 1401 Patronite One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County. A woman who is sick and suffering, and won’t at least Community advertising has reach Just about the time the house try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham’s leaders think they have it in hand, ed a climax in Oregon, and an ad Vegetable Compound, is to blame for her own wretched vertising conference under the aus the tariff breaks out in a fresh place. condition. pices of the Oregon Development “ Figures cannot lie,” notes the Bal league will be held at Eugene on There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in timore American. But in the the Tuesday, May 4th, with the Eugene the United States who have been benefited by this famous matter of the feminine waistline they Commercial club in charge. The old remedy, which was produced from roots and herbs over can certainly keep us guessing. secretary, manager and president of thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman’s suffering. every commercial organisation in the Uncle Joe Cannon’s remark that state are expected to be present on Read what these women say : Champ Clark doesn't discriminate be this occasion lo participate in a dis C a m d en , N . .T. — “ It U w ith p loaa u re th a t I send m y te s tim o tween facts that are facts and facts cussion which cannot be other than n ia l f o r L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le C om p o u n d , h o p in g it that are not facts is somewhat am m a y in d u c e o t h e r s u ffe r in g w o m e n to a v a ll'th e m s e lv e s o f tlie liencficial to all concerned. A ll the biguous, but it seems to be wholly b e n e fit o f th is v a lu a b le re m e d y . visitors will meet at the Eugene “ I s u ffe r e d fr o m p ain s in m y b a e k an d side, sick h ead ach es. parliamentary. Commercial club Tuesday morning, n o a p p e tite , w as tir e d an d n e rv o u s a ll th e tim e , an d so w e a k I c o u ld h a rd ly s ta n d . I.y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le C om p o u n d “ The Atlanta Georgian seems dis May 4th, at !):30, when a local com m a d e m e a w e ll w o m a n — a n d th is v a lu a b le m ed ic in e s h a ll a lw a y s lia v o m y p ra ise .” — M rs . \V. P . V a le n t in e , 0 0 2 L in c o ln posed to take a lenient view of the mittee will take them for a ride over A v e ., C a m d en , N . J . man who traded his wife for a keg of the city to show what has been ac E r ie , P a . —“ I s u ffe r e d fo r fiv e yeu rs fr o m fe m a le trou b les, an d beer,” says the Milwaukie Sentinel. complished in the way of paving a t last w as a lm ost h elpless. I tr ie d th re e d o c to rs hut th e y d id Milwaukie, naturally, is interested in streets, new parks and buildings, with m e n o g o o d . M y .s is te r a d v is e d m e to t r y L y d ia E. P in k hum 's the views various communities take a brief stop at the state university. V e g e ta b le C om p o u n d , an d it lias m a d e m e w e ll and s tr o n g . I A business conference will convene h o p e a ll s u ffe r in g w o m e n w ill ju s t g iv e L y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s of that proposition. V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d a tria l, f o r it is w o rth its w e ig h t in g o ld .” promptly at 1:30 in the nfternoon at — M rs. ,J. P . E n d lie li, It. P . 14. 7. E rie , P a . The benefits of telephone communi the Commercial club rooms, and the Since wc guarantee that all testimonials which we pub be devoted cation on the national forests have entire afternoon will been brought forcefully to the atten to adiscuss:on of work actually ac lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. tion of the Forest Service on account complished by the different organiza Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help of the large numbers of forest fires tions. N o state in the union has car these women it will help any other woman who is suffer during the last year. The need for ried forward an advertising campaign ing from the same trouble. phones has not been underestimated su|>erinr to that being handled by the! in the past and many miles of tele commercial bodies of Oregon. Every F o r 3 0 y ea rs L y d ia F . P in k h a m ’ s V e g e tr .b le C o m p o u n d has b een th e s ta n d a rd r e m e d y f o r phone line have been construcicd in organization and every officer has d if fe m a le ills. N o Kick w o m a n d oes ju s tic e to the National Forests. The headquar ferent ideas, and this conference is j h e r s e lf w h o w ill n o t tr y this fa m o u s m ed ic in e . ters of many of the forest officers are called in tho hope that all may l>e i M a d e e x c lu s iv e ly fr o m roots a n d herbs, a n d lias th ou san d s o f c u res to its c re d it. in isolated parts of the country, and benelitted, and that each one present IggijjfiJE*» I f th e s lig h te s t tr o u b le a p p e a rs w h ich in some cases it takes three weeks for will lie able not only to give but to re you d o n o t u n d e rs ta n d , w r it e to M rs. an answer to be received to a letter, ceive information, advice and instruc P in k ham a t L y n n , M ass., f o r h e r a d v ic e — i t is f r e e a n d a lw a y s h e lp fu l. although the distance may not ex tion which will lie of service to the ceed (¡0 or 70 miles. In case of fire it individual communities, and for that is imi>erative that help be secured to reason of great help to the state at Owing to not being able to repair a Roy \Vassoni is moving his goods to aid in fighting it. It was necessary large. broken bolt in time the 2:20 Flyer yes Newberg where Mrs. Wassom will take terday did not get away until 2;45. in order to remedy this situation and up her residence, while Mr. Wassom to facilitate the administration of the A genial company were entertained Eugene Byerley has started his auto forests that the construction of tele on the Salem run once more, after hav goes on the road for the Spaulding Log by Mr. ami Mrs. Bartholomew Casey at ging company. We are not informed as their home last evening, the prime fea phone lines wss begun several years ing it thoroughly rehuuled and repaint ed. He will makeone regular trip daily, lo who will take his place i s manager ture of entertainment being the inter ago. esting game of 500. here. and more if necessary. J 0 Probate Court. Dependable Brand LIME and SULPHUR Solution T Estate of Martin Lawttey deceased— G $100 F O R F E IT IF N O T S T R I C T L Y P U R E final account filed; Wednesday, May 19, Given at Rickreall on Next S a t i I at 10 o’clock a. m. set for hearing. | $ urday Evening. For Sale F. O. B. Dallaa or S¿lem by Estate of Geo. W. Billings, deceased— i estate admitted to probate; Mary A © R A Y & CO., Dallas, Oregon, or at Harrison appointed administratrix; Local talent at Rickreall will present bond in sum of $100 filed and Henry the above comedy drama on rural life I [ D A L L A S S O D A W O R K S , Dallas, Oregon ^ McKee, Janies Yoakum and John Duig- at the hall next Saturday evening, with I nan appointed appraisers. the following cast of characters: i ® — 1 ® — ® — © — ® — ® — ® — ® — -® — I Guardianship of Ray and Orville Se- Eli Wheeler, who keeps the corner A Few of Our Land Bargains A word to Eastern people contemplat ing moving to the coast, giving some reasons why Polk county is the ideal place to locate. Polk county is free from debt, is well supplied with good roads and bridges, making taxes light. Polk county is the home of blooded horses, cattle, goats, sheep ami hogs in Oregon. Hogs do well here and are entirely free from disease. Running streams and living springs furnish an abundance of pure water for stock, even in the driest season. Polk is the banner Angora goat county in Oregon, ami ranks as third goat conntv in the United States. The money realized from tho goat industry is all profit, anti the goats more than pay their way by helping the farmer clear his hand. You will notice by looking over our list that some ure descril>ed as hill land and goat land, etc. These places are all good fruit land, raising apples that are superior, in point of flavor anti equal in keeping qualities to the famous Hood River apples, known all over the world, and we don’t ask $500 to $1000 an acre either. The lands described as hill ami ijoat farms, usually lias grub oak ranging in size from 4 to 10 inenes, pome white oak 48 inches in diameter. The farmer here bus learned that he can cut his wood, and by turning the goats in they can keep the stumps dead by eating small tops as they appear and in the course of 4 or 5 years these stumps rot 8) they can he plowed out with ease and goats have mo»*e than paid him from mohair. The farmers have also learned to make the land pay a profit while bringing the fruit tre«** to a pro* ductive state. GOATS AND FRUITS. No. 158—67 acres, 4 1-2 miles from Dallas, 4 room house and good barn. 25 acres under cultivation, balance in oak timber, The wood and goats on this place will play the expenses of put ting it into fruit. Considering the price of fruit lands and the returns of that makes this a very cheap chance to grow up with Dallas and her fruit farms. Price of this place is $1,800. A GOOD PLACE. No. 174—76 acres, 2,*^ miles from Dal le«, new 7 room house and good barn, 20 acres under cultivation, 5 acres of or chard, mostly apples and nears, but a large variety of mixed fruits for family use, plenty of fine water, some oak tinv ber and 200,000 feet of fir timber, and a down hill pull to Dallas. Wc had sam ples of fruit from this place that A l To see this place in the fall when the fruit is on the trees is to buy it. l*iice $3,500. Can give terms. No. (»0—160 acics % mile north of Teat’s siding on the S. F. C. A W. Ry., 4 miles to Dallas; 40 acres cultivated, 20 acres open pasture, 100 acres timber. Box house, 4 rooms. 2 barns, 2 good springs, one of which is at the house. Orchard. Price $4800. Good terms. CITY HOME. No. 243,5 acres, 1 mile from Dallas college, sidewalk to town, 10 room house and a good barn, two wells and pumps at tiie barn and one at house. 2*4 acres of orchard that pays from $80 to $150 without attention, liesides all the fruit that owners can use. The orchard con sists of prunes, ¡wars, apples, plums ami cherries; balance garden and mea dow. A beautiful home, giving the quiet easy life of a farm and the advan tages of a city. Price $3,500, terras $1500 cash. Bal ance time to suit. A SWELL HOME AND A DANDY FARM. No. 106—110 acre3, at $120 per acre; on Main mad and only a mile from the city limits of Dallas. Only 1 1-4 miles to the court house square ami post office. The place is all under cultivation with the exception of only a few acres along the nortli end, where the beautiful Iai- O eole river runs ami bounds the same, affords a cool place for stock where there are no flies to bother. This is an ideal place and has an 8 or 9 room house, with plenty of shade, a large barn and all the necessary outbuilding that go witli an up-to-date farm of this kind. There are alnmt 3 acres of family orch ard, including prunes, apples, pears and cherries, also hasalmut a dozen English walout tret»« that are loaded with nuts at the present time. This farm lies as level as could la» and has good drainage. This place is easilv worth $125 an acre, situated as it is in a countrv where the blizzards are unknown and delightful summers. If you are looking for some thing nice this place will suit von. Price $120 per acre. Terms half cash, balance time to suit. A PROFITABLE HILL RANCH. No. 78—75 acres, 3 miles from Dallas, (the goat mohair center of the United States.) Dallas holds a goat and poul try show every year, that is excepted by the leading journals aa a national allow. Polk county took prizes at the St. I^onis ami Lewis A Clarke fairs for the best goats and also for mohair. This farm is a pleasant homo having 2 1-2 acre? of family orchard, consisting of prunes, pears, cherries, apples and other truits, 13 acres cleared and cultivated, with 17 acres grubbed hut not ploughed, a good 3 room house and large barn and goat shed. Brice $2400. Can give terms. giving milk, 1 hog, 40 hens, buggy and harness, 2 cords of wood, also house-hold goods, orchard and small fruit, oats and clover, price $2500. No. 90—A tine modern home just out side of Dallas, 10 acres and house of 11 rooms, hot and cold water, also furnace, sightly home near Dallas. $5,000 is all that is asked for this place. No. 12—6 fine acres in town, at $1200, on good terms, one acre of which is in hearing orchard. No. 40—20 acres and 5 room house, within city limits of Dallas, has to go at $5,000. 18 acres bearing prunes, in 1 1-2 miles of town; $2,500. 40 acres of good fruit land close to Dallas at $2000. TEN ACRES IN TOWN. No. 231—10 acres right in town, 6 room house and good barn; 200 fruit trees, berries etc. Here is a place, which with proper attention, a family can live and farm independent of outside em ployment or resources. An ideal place for some man of moderate means that wishes to take life easy for the balance of his days. Price $2,400. HUSTLE AND MAKE MONEY. No. 196—435 acres, one half mile from Falls Citv. Chance for a large stock range, "this place has been logged over hut there is still plenty of good w«»od left; lumber flume running through the place that would carry the wood to Falls City where there is a gotxl market for it. We can give very liberal terms on this place or would sell it in 40, 80 or 160 acre tracts. See us about this. Price $20 y»er acre. No. 275—20 acres and suburban home for $2,000, 8 acres cultivated, the balance partly cleared and in pasture which has a tine spring in it,a 4 room house, large barn and a hen house large enough for four or five hundred chickens; 80 young apple trees, 20 cherry trees, 100 straw berry plants, good well at house; 30 minute walk to court house and sidewalk to the door. No. 16—4 acres right in town, and everything goes, so all a purchaser has to do is to buy and move in and go to cooking. A neat little house, fair sized, barn some hay, 1 horse, 2 cows, both No. 11—21^ acres right in the city, beautiful building site, at only $425. $225 cash handles. One years time on balance. No. 16—1341,¿ acre at $30 per acre, within 3 miles of Dallas, 55 acres in cultivation, 20 acres bottom, the balance fine fruit land, house of 4 rooms, barn 16x32 feet, with shed on each side, gran ary, hen house, small orchard in hearing, 2 living springs, 500 cords of oak wood not cut, one half net cash, the balance to suit, at 7 per cent interest. No. 17—75 acres, 65 acres in cultiva tion balance of good thrifty second growth oak, the land is all good and has a large hop house on a never failing stream of running water; price $55 per acres. No. 18 25 acres within 3 miles of Dal las, good well 24 feet deep, and 1.500 brick on the ground to be used to wall up the well, the timber has mostly been chopped off hut lies well for a nice fruit tract, and is the making of a fine place for a home, tin* price of this is $600. No. 20—30 acres, good house and barn, 23 acres in full tiearing prunes, 2 acres of grapes, near school and station, 4 miles to Dallas, price $4000 No. 21—90 acres within 2 miles of this citv, :u> acres in cultivation, 30 acres chopped off, easily cleared, 30 acres of tall swond growth fir timber, a running stream of water all year, cheap house, good little barn, a few fruit trees cheap at $40 j»er acre good terms. No. 25—The l>est of all fruit land is here, 358 acres, 260 a^res in cultivation the balance good second growth oak, where wt>od is worth money, a fair 6 room house ami 2 large barns, several other cheap buildings, 4 good springs on ranch one of whicli can be piped to house and ham, land lays quite rolling, hut is absolutely the land for fruit, or walnuts, l l4 miles to school anti church Salem only 10 miles, II miles to Dallas, 3 miles to McCoy, Crowley station close hv, this can be po M on the ln»st of terms, at 6 p**r cent interest at only $40 per acre. a :a :a No. 26—140 acres at $2500, 50 acres cultivated, 90 acres of oak and fir tim ber, 6 room house, barn 30x48 feet, 2 springs, ranch all fenced, a lot of good timber, one mile of good school % cash time on balance. Will take one-third in Portland property. No. 28—20 acres near Independence, a good house of seven rooms, small barn, young orchard ami small fruit, l acre of timber, price $2000. No. 29— A good farm of 147 acres, at $35 per acre, 115 acres in cultivation, a goou six room house and barn close to school and within 3 miles of two sta tions, good terms and a good buy. No, 31—162 acres, 130 in cultivation, 2 or3 acres in orchard mostly apples, \% miles to a good little town and 4 passenger trains per each day, county road runs throw’ the farm, this is a cheap farm at $60 per acre, all that is asked is, $50 or $8100 on rc isonable terms. No. 33— 182 acres all in cultivation ex cept a few trees around house, about 100 acres in crop house of 8 rooms, large barn, also granary and lien house, 60 acre of bottom, all the place is black loam soil, family orchard, 60 young cherry trees. ^ mile of station, good terms on this, No..35—9*a acres in Dallas. 2 houses, barn, wagon shop, fruit drver, all for $6000. No. 37— 10 acres close in, of which 4 acres are set to 2-year old trees, 1 acre of small fruit, $1500 takes this. No. 39—nearly 20 acres close in and 12 acres mostly set to cherries, good soil, good terms at $:UX)0. No. 43—:10 acres of the best of garden land, small house and large ham, land all in cultivation, 700 apple trees, 100 Royal Ann cherry tree, crop reserved, price on this $3500, terms given if de sired. No. 48— 152 acres, 34 acres cultivation 16 acres pasture, Imlance timber, old house, 1 good barn and 1 old one, 2 acre orchard, 4 springs, $40 per acre for this »No. 51—278 acres, 125 cultivation, 80 acres of oak timber, balance slashed off, pi »ce all fenced, the house is an old one, but the barn and out-buildings are good $50 per acre, one half cash, the balance at 7 per cent. No. 65—$15 per acre buys this 311 acre, situated on Alsea bav, 30 acres for the plow, 100 acres of the host bottom land, alder and fir timber on balance, house of 7 rooms, good milk house 18x24 feet, large barn, chicken house, small or chard of large trees, bearing the best apples, pears, cherries and prunes, run ning spring water can he piped into top ot house, the cleared land is in the bot tom, one mile of river front which abounds in all kinds of fish, 1 1-2 miles of Bay view,3 1-2 miles to Walport; terms can be given. No. 58—142 acres all in cultivation, 80 acres of clover, family orchard and small fruit, a 9 room house, barn 28x50 feet, with shed 18x50, wind mill with 1500 gallon tank which furnishes water for house, barn and lawn, hog house, hen house, cow barn large woodshed, smoke house, apple house, land lies level, is nearly all tiled, and is fenced ih 9 dif ferent fields, $10,000 is the price of this. No. 42—224 acres, a snap at $16 per acre. A house and barn, also a hop house, 70 acres cultivated, old orchard, 4 miles from Dallas. No. 45— 136 acres at $80 an acre, east of Dallas 2 1-2 miles, 7 room house, barn 30x86 feet, 5 or 6 acres of timber, LX) acres cultivated, 40 acres of which is in clover. The Lacreole river runs through one end of farm. Place well fenced. 132 acres. 5 miles out at acres of bottom land, a lot of chard set out. A good house plenty of timber. This is a and a fine home. $5,650, 50 young or and barn, good buy No. 64—160 acres, 9 room house, 2 barns, 50 acres cultivated, 5 acres good hearing orchard, 60 acres fine oak and fir timber, running water, well, spring. 1 team of horses, buggy, harness, 8 cows, hogs, young stock, machinery and some furniture. Ail at only $6,000, terms on one half. 343 acres at $25 an acre, 50 acres in cultivation, balance mostly open pas ture ; place all fenced, 2 springs, a 7 room nouse, small barn, 3 stock sheds and hen house, small orchard of apples and prunes, Terms one half cash, and time on rest at 6 per cent. \o. 53—206 acres, 70 acres cultivation balance in pasture with good spring, price $30 per acre, $:X)'X) cash, balance time at 6 per cent interest. 80 acres within three m let of Dallas, 40 acres cleared 7 acres covered with second grow th of good young fir timber. Balance easily made ready for cultiva tion. No better orchard land in Oregon. Fifty head of cattle go with the nlace^ Good house and three barns. Only $55 an acre. Business lot in Dallas on Main square, 150x100. $3,200. 160 acres five miles from Falls City. Sixty acres in crop. Good orchard of apples and pears. Good seven r»om house, large barns and out buildings. $2000 worth of wood on west 80, live springs on place and water can easily he piped to residence. All under fence and 12,000 feet of fencing on hand. One mile to railroad A bargain at $45 an acre. One of the best paying private saw mill properties in Polk county, doing a good business and lots of timber land in connection, Owner desires to retire. t Some 10-acre tracts of prunes, cherries ami walnuts, two years growth. Per fect stand of trees and well cultivated. Delivered August 1, 1911. Sightly loca tion, close to Dallas. Make ideal homes. Only $200 an acre now. 299 acres, within five miles of Dallas. Good house, good barn, ami 2 1-2 acres of orchard. Plenty of wood and water. ity oi Price $20 an acre, $4,000 down. Come In Ând See Us No. 55—50 acres, small house and ham, 8 acres cultivation, 2la miles out, $30 per acre takes this. x&ixiaiaixixiatxtxixixia 0 ÎO Î- 3 Polk County Itemizor, Dallas, Oregon CvCvO
