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L THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. Admitted to the second c U ns of mail matter. TH U RSD AY, M AY, 13, 1909 BUENA VISTA. Mr*. Morphy called on Mrs. Kcster, of Suver, Friday. Cleve Prather made a business trip to Independence Saturday. Our school closed a very successful years work on last Friday. 1). Kd. I-auncr, of N'ewlierg, is remod eling M. N. Prather’s house. V. P. FIS K E . Ralph llall and Mrs. lien. Hall were Independence callers Saturday. Itemizer, one year in advance .......................................I I 60 Mrs. Kd. Prather and Mrs. John Bald SU BSCRIPTIO N' With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-Weekly Journal........... 2 (X) win went to Albany Saturday. With Oregon Woodman.................................................. 1 76 J. K. Wells bas sold bis share in the new meat market to Mr. Black. ’PHONES: « H Ä n o e .m I MUTUAL] O^ince.Ul Patronite Onr Anothrr for the Upbuilding o f Town and County. Turkey is the country where all the and population engaged, or desiring to engage, in agricultural pursuits, it various brands of trouble are made. follows that road improvement, by at- tra ting additional settlers, and g iv Late reports from smuggling head ing them better facilities for reaching quarters indicate that a little more their markets, directly tends to in activity upon the part of New York crease the values of all farm lands custom officials would materially re within the radius of the roads im duce the deficit, proved. Our climate and resources are an lye opener to the emigrants daily ar riving here,many of them coming from dates where when they left home a ew days ago snow was on the ground. IY> now strike such weather as we liavc is a revelation to them, nnd some of them can hardly understand it, because they have been used all their lives to something so different. Our ripe jucy strawberries make their nouths water, the beautuous green lawns and valleys, fir clad hills and vleusnnt sunshine make them think jf paradise, and our luxuriant or shards, pretty roses, etc., make them take to a home in this Garden of Eden PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS. Saturday: V. Sears, Dallas. V. a. Sears, Ballston. I). H. Simpson, Airlie. J. K. Hutchinson, Dallas. D. Miller, Monmouth. Sunday; S. Finseth, Dallas. Monday: A. G. Keyt. Perrydale. Mrs. Keyt, Perrydale. YYf. T. Brown, Airlie. Mrs. Brown, Airlie. Tuesday: Wednesday: S. J. Hunting, Dallas. Mrs. Hunting, Dallas. Mrs. K. C. Eldridge, Independence. A. L. Briggs, Monmouth. Mrs. M. L. YY’ atson, Butler. Mrs. S. Munn, Butler. ♦ • ♦ ——■ like ducks to water. Most of them So far no settlement of the $1500 in ire not long in selecting homes and surance carried by Miss Reddekopp on her millinery stock has been made. The ;etting settled. adjuster was over from Salem Tuesday, hut the matter is still pending The returns from various states Dr. R. K. I j &' Steiner has returned show that in nearly every case the from a trip to the ins me asylums of the ■tatos having the highest i>erccntage East. Dr. Steiner reports a profitable visit, and his report to the commission )f improved roads have the largest' will be presented at the next meeting of mptilation per mile of road, thus the board. The remains of YY'. ( ’. Brown were honing that better roads area power- laid to rest yesterday afternoon in his ul factor in encouraging the sett’e- fine burial vault in tin* Masonic ceme nent of unused lands, especially in tery near Dallas. Jennings lodge, A. F. & A. M. formed at their hull and march parsely populated sections of the ed to the residence, when Rev. Martin ountry. Good roads arc also an im- delivered i lengthy eulogy on the de Ortant influence in retaining in the ceased’s life and works. A funeral train was then in waiting an 1 carried the de trilling districts the desirable cle- ceased, the Mason’s. Eastern Star and aents who might otherwise drift in- friei d« to the burial ground, where the Mason’s paid their last respects to their o the towns and cities. As the price departed brother. The pall bearers if farm lands depends on their pro- were: N. L. Butler, J. L. Castle, 1). J. uctivity, accessibility to markets, Rdey, YY'. G. Vassal and YV. II. Gaynor. CURED UNDER THE EIG CLOCK. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. CLAIMS ALLOWED SOLDI Itfll, ETC. 1 Charles A Dick ..................... $ 40 00 Dr A It Starbuck ................... 5 00 IVter Cook............................... 24 37 1 (,’ A Rubinsou.......................... 12 00 Kmil tiohat, w ife and daughter were 1 J K Neal ................................ 10 39 shopping in I Albany the first of the H H K nox.............................. 12 83 week. K L Chapman........................ 11 00 Gardiner, Mai n o —“ I have been a West Salem Supply C o ........ J. E. YY'ells, wife and Miss Clara 10 00 orreat sufferer from organic troubles M L Tnompsou....................... I YYrells, were shopping in Independence 1 25 and a severe female Simontou A Scott ................... I Saturday. 14 IS weakness. T h e T A H ig gs ............................... 10 00 doctor said I would \V L Mercer..........: ................. ! Mis. (irace Milliner and little daugh 5 (H) have to go to the ter are the guests of the formers mother. C E Huntley........................... 03 00 hospital fo r an Mrs. Fannie Hall. C L Crider............................... 4 08 opi ration, but I Mr. and Mrs. Collins, of Suver, were 13 78 could not bear to D G Meador............................ the guests of the latter’s mother, Mrs. T ota l.................................. $23(3 84 think o f it. 1 de- Wells, late Wednesday. cidi d to try I.ydia CURRKNT EXPENSE: K. l'inkham ’s V eg H Holman (Justice Court)...... $211 35 Road supervisor, George Wells, has a etable Compound Sears & Stowe.......................... crew of men busy on the new road that 5 00 and Sanative \Vash Polk County Ite m ize r.. . . ____ was put through last year. 10 92 — and was entirely J H Saunders ......................... 10 00 Purd Dietz and family, who came here cured after three1 123 75 from Arkansas, some six months ago, | months’ use o f them.” — Mrs. S. A. Glass & Pruilhomine. . . . . . . . . 29 20 Polk County Observer........ .. returned to that state Saturday. W il l ia m s , n. F. D. No. 14, Box 3», Pacific T & T C o .................. 14 20 J. M. Prather ami family and Mrs. j Gardiner, Me. 1 80 B o m E Moores C o.......... ...... Anderson called on Mr. ami Mis. Mar I No woman should submit to a surgi- C H Morris ..................... ...... ft 50 tin Conger, of lloixlule Sunday after , cal operation, which may mean death, Dungan it H olm aa................ 14 00 until she has given Lydia E. I’ inkham s noon. Total ............................... $125 72 ! Vegetable Compound, made exclusive Joe Polly has been busy the last week ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial. ROADS AND HIGH WAVS. mtting a woven wire fence around the This famous medicine for women ots he bought recently of Mrs. Lynch, has for thirty years proved to be the Beall & Com pany.................. $451 51 of Dallas. most valuable tonic and lenewer of Oregon it Washington Sewer Pipe Com pany.................. 537 15 The rain of the past few days was the female organism. Women resid 8 75 welcomed by every one especially, the ing in almost every city and town in Oscar Sampson....................... 12 10 farmers, as the ground was drying out the United States liear willing testi Kails City Lumber Company. •243 00 Security Vault it Metal Works mony to the wonderful virtue o f Lydia quite fast. 1(3 3(3 E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Percy Hadley ........................ 7 75 Smith Holt, who was principal of the it cures female ills, and creates radi Conrad Stafrin........................ 1 85 school here during the past winter, went ant, buoyant, female health, i f you N A Lunde............................... 22 00 tO M o Friday, when* DO hftfl a position are ill, for your own sake as well as Ed Dred ................................ 5 9ft as bookkeeper. Guy Bros ............................... those you love, give it a trial. I ft 75 Sirs. I'inklm m , tit Lynn, Mass., Albert C Machrodt................ Mr. Reynolds, who lives just west of 20 00 J A Huberts............................. town, is treating his farm house to a in v ite s a ll s ic k w o m e n to w r it e Aroy Harris .......................... 22 00 coat of paint which adds greatly to the her fo r m l vice. H e r a d v ic e is fr e e , 2 77 Kails City Lumber Company. ' and a lw a y s h e lp fu l. improvement of his farm. 10 00 .1 A T a te ............. - --------------- 1 50 N H ughes.............................. The restaurant has again changed ce; 25 Thomas Strain ........................ hands, Mr. Conner having sold it to a 18 4ft Watt Shipp ............................ Mr. Barish. 19 84 The Pallas Tribunes are to play tire A E M vers............................... 53 95 James Goodman ................... Nola Reed, of our basket hall team 1 Elks at Falls City Saturday. 48 00 Mrs. E Clark ....................... last season, is now part owner in a drua Miss Winnie I.aimer is back from Lou Plaster............................. 16 00 store with his brother at his home town i teaching school at Harrisburg. 3 00 George Swerlngen.................. of Burns. 24 00 Mr. E. W, Staats and wife, of Airlie, George S u lliva n .............. . The motor will soon begin the haul i have been attending the state grange Oeorge Baun.......................... 18 98 ing of logs from Black Rock to the Inde meeting at McMinnville this week. 10 94 YV E G oodell........................... pendence sawmill, arrangements having 37 63 P C L a d y ................................ The Y. W. C. A. of Dallas High it li W inslow .......................... been made to that effect. 5 00 school will hold a candy sale on the W J W agn er.......................... 32 35 Glen (). Holman came hack from school grounds tomorrow afternoon. 8 00 O O B utler............................... Portland yesterday where he instituted 41 86 A wonderful difference in expression Tra Bradley............................. a damage suit for his brother against 25 7 i the city for unlawful arrest of his broth and life given to photographs. Also G W Newblll. . . . : .................. 8 00 the fineness. Cberrington gets all Elmer Newblll ..................... er, W. B. Holman, of McMinnville. 18 00 these qualities in his pictures. J8 W illiam O ttin ger................... Mr. and Mrs. Julian Byrd, of Burns, 5 00 August Kleschman................ Dr. II. E. Nevel, a veterinary surgeon, W M Hotberton....................... are visiting Mr. and Mrs, F. .1. Coad. 62 (HI has arrived from Mancie, Pennsylvania, Mr. Byrd is one of Eastern Oregon’s 44 HO Joe G arrett............................. veteran editors and believes Harney to locate in Dallas. His family consists .1 O Syron................................ 4 00 county will yet amount to something. of a wife and son, and tlo-y are now de- Harvey lirausou..................... 4 90 micilcd in the Monroe Miller residence Cli arles Doslon....................... 32 00 Mr. Van Moss was hurt at the YY’ il oil Main street. The doctor comes re- 1 19 ia met to Valley’s saw mill the other day comended highly as an expert in his A E M yer................................ by a pile of lumber falling on him, and profession, and we can see no reason Ira Mein lin g .......................... 101 65 111 32 another employee, Mr. Marks, chopped why lie should not receive plenty of Salt Creek Lumber C o........... 7 25 Iv le it Bnyno.......................... off his thumb while splitting kindling. practice. By Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound i Stute of Oregon vs C YY’ Mathews, gambling ; J 11 McNary for plaintiff, Y\ L Tooze Jr and B F Jones for de fendant. Plea of not guilty following arraignment withdrawn and plea of guilty entered.—Defendant fined $100 and costs. State of Oregon vs C Hoad ley, lar ceny; J II McNary for state, YY L Tooze for defendant.—plead guilty. Sentenced to «me month in county jail. State vs Kd Owen, selling liquor: J II McNary for state; B F Jones f«»r defend 20 7 n ! ant.—Verdict of guilty, fined $.‘UX). a 7 4 1 State vs John lliltihrant, selling liq 77 50 32 20 ! uor:.) II McNary for state; B F Jones 200 00 for defendant.— Plead guilty and fined Thomas Lee........................ Craven Brothers............... G W Chapm an................ Dallas Irou W orks.......... S h e p h e rd A G u t h r i e .......... Bert Dean is............................. 3150 $ 100 . REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Fred Clini»!r. to A F Coulter, lots in Falls C ity............................$ Alfrettn Cooper et al to A F Courter, laud in Falls City ... Thos Dickey et ux to Allen Mc Lean, lami in t 6 s. r fi w .......... Mary Smith to N 11 Sudili et ux. 30 acres in t 7 and 8 s, r 5 w ... ( /harlotte Polly t<» Francia M Ik>n- aldson, lot in Buena Vistu, II M Berry to Everett K Staats, 70 acres, t 9 and 10 s, r 5 w ... H M Berry to J C Johnston et al 138 ucres, t 9 and 10 s, r 5 w . . 4> li DeArinomi to Carl DeAr- mond, l.j interest in 320 acres, t 9 s, r 4 w ............................... E () Frantz et ux to C A Frantz, lami in Suver.................. Elias YVilliams et al to Paul Fund- man, 38 acres, t 6 s, r 8 w ........ ------ ♦ • ♦ ----- loes 153 50 1,500 1 S to p s Fai D estroy* 300 Ingi 3000 I \ hair preparatici i iair food, a hair I (11 HO 1) II Simpson vs A C Miller, objec John Ebbe................................. 443 50 501X) Total ................................. $3028.03 tion to cost h ill; Oscar Hayter tor plf, YY' S McFadden for defendant—Costs al 10 Total of all claims allowed excepting lowed in favor of plaintiff for $105.80. salaries and fixed fees, $3,690.59. State vs C YY’ Mathews, selling and 1200 •---- m ■ m — — giving away intoxicating liquor; J II McNary for plaintiff, YY L Tooze for CIRCUIT COURT. Patents. defendant— Dismissed. K. S. to heirs of Margaret Martin. State vs Thomas Edgar, selling ami away intoxicating liquors; J 11 Local Option Cases Create Most giving McNary for state, YY' L Tooze for defend Marriage Licenses. Interest. ant.— Dismissed. Curtis It. Kooxen and ThresaOleman. State vs Thomas Edgar, gambling; J l’eter Burnett and Mary Millburn. J A Harps Mfg Co , h T A Riggs, ac- H McNary for plaintiff, YV L Tooze and tioir for money; F A Turner for plaintiff. B F Jones for defendant.— Arraigned Stallion Licenses. plea of not guilty withdrawn and a plea j — Settled. of guilty entered.— Defendant fined $100 J. A. McClain Vick Bros, vs Earhart iS: Myer, action and costs. Nelman & Schuldt, for money ; J II Flower for plaintiff.— Continued. FEEDEE. State vs John Courtney, assault with Probate Court. intent to commit rape; J II McNary for Frank Gilliam and mother are visit plaintiff. —Continued. In re estate of Mary J. Perciyal, de L U Josse vs I) C Harris, action for ceased; inventory and appraisement ing friends here. money; M E Pogue and YY’ m. Kaiser filed and approved. Wallie Brown and Homer Link went for plaintiff, GeorgeG Bingham for de In re guardianship of A. II. Harris, to Portland this week. fendant. an insane person; petititiou to sell per Mrs. Hooker and daughter, of Kails The A II Averill Machinery Co vs F sonal property granted. City, are visiting her son, Cub. X Smith and S B Tetherow, action for Estate of Lucy Y'anTassel, deceased; money; Sibley <& Eukin for plaintiff.— final account allowed. Mildred (»Ionian visited here with her Continued. Estate of Jennie Condon, deceased; sister, Mary Hooker, this week. C L Fritchnrd vs M E Gillispi?, ac final account approved. Hex and Hen Womer are hauling tion for money; B F Jones for plaintiff. Estate of Mary Neal, deceased; final gravel and working on the roads, —Continued. account approved. Claud Lewis bought nine bead of Imgs Corvallis & Alsea Railway vs E YYr Estate of Della R. Williams et al, mi Strong, action for money; McFadden & nors; guardian authorized to sell real of Frank Hush and one of Cub Hooker, Bryson for plaintiff.—Dismissed. Mrs. Hooker and daughter, Alliba, real estate at private sale for cash ; bond visitisi at Mrs. Alva Womer’s Thursday Chas Knln oc Co vs G L Murphv and fixed at $2000. II Fugitt, action for money; O Hayter Estate of A. J. Harris, insane; in evening. for plaintiff.— Default and judgment. Harry Lacey is sick with something ventory and appraisement filed and ap F Moyer vs Polk County Mill and proved. like pneumonia, and so is one of Bent Lumber Co, action for damage; H F & Kmbrce’s children. J R Lutourelle for plaintiff.—On tr^al Arthur Dyer bought a horse of Billy today. COMMISSIONERS’ COURT Weet and went to town and bought a Fred Stetler vs YY’ m and Ann Schind buggy and harness. ler, action for money; J E Hetzel for County treasurer presented paid and Kverybndy come to Sunday school plaintiff. —Continued. cancelled warrants as follows: Salem Falls City & YY’estern Railway Road warrants....................... 2 583 61 next Sunday and help 11 s decide on when we will have children’s day. Co vs Pierce Riggs et al, condemnation ; General road warrants......... 652 08 O Hayter for plaintiff.—Non suited by Special school...................... Tuesday night the store of Simpson 113 si 66 plaintiff. 22 .50 Bios, at Airlie was burned. Clyde Tur County school orders........... 4411 12 ner’s house and a granary belonging to M Bailey vs Benton county, damages; Special c i t y .......................... 7958 85 Mr. Evanswere also burned. Mr. Tur YY'eatherford & YY’ vatt for plaintiff, Mc County warrants, called.. .. 253 8-t ner saved almost everything. Mr. l-’.v- Fadden & Bryson for defendant.—Jury County warrants interest. ... 3924 74 ans also lost about 300 bushels of oats. discharged without verdict. County warrants 1909, called 61 31 We bear that Simpson Bros, will re County warrants interest Krebs Hop Co. vs. Taylor & Dickinson, Total ........................... $29,249 71 build. damages, John A. Carson for plaintiff; B. F. Jones for defendant.—Settled. Ordered that the county treasurer be Mrs. Josephine Howell, of Sheridan, Petitition for naturalization papers credited with the amounts above set is over visiting her brother, T. T. Not- presented by James Elliott, of Canada; forth. son, and other relatives. Louis llessner, of Germany ; Carl Ger- Answering the inquiries of various Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson, anil Mr. linger. of Germany.—Admitted to citi zenship. and Mrs. Joslyn, of Iowa, came up in parties, we are assured by the members the former’s ante fioin Portland fora of the city council that the stieet im- II YV Strong vs YY’ E Martin, action visit with I'ncle John Wiseman and provuient work will go right ahead, for money; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff— and that there will be sufficient funds M iss Jessie. Continued. to carry the same through and available Mrs. Will. I ’ lrey nnd Miss Ethel to meet every call when such necessity State of Oregon vs Thos Sullivan, sell Gwinn have returned from Newport arises. Farther controversy in the mat ing liquor, J II McNary for plaintiff, B F Jones for defendant—Plea of not where the former invested in a block of ter is entirely unnecessary, and is giving Nye Creek property. the town unpleasant notoriety. guilty—Continued. D» Comings For headache Dr Dr. Donohoe, «it Keep your eye c changes are beinj new ones added ai out. Come down to t look at our grnbbi daiuly and will do Stump. When you wai by a competent careful and know» t«» Conrad Stafrin If y«>u have an; whom you think i to come to Polk e semi or bring the this office. J. L. Castle hat: man-American c best on tiie mark packed in Portiar Madras, and is al Yesterday mm train was pulling of the side stakes r filed off ju>t th No one was inju tracked until a m stalled. Because Because Because Becaus* cook Becaus regu Becaus heat Becaus thee Becaus stove u sef like rang F o r ot A Few of Our Land 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, ami is fenced ih 9 dif ferent fields, $10,000 is the price of this. 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, 130 acreH cultivated, 40 acres of which is in clover. The Lacreolc river runs through one end of farm. Place well fenced. No. 04—100 acres, 9 room house, 2 barns, 50 acres cultivate«!, 5 acres good bearing orchard, 00 acres fine oak and fir timber, running water, well, spring. 1 team of horses, buggy, harness, 8 cows, hogs, young stock, machinery an«l some furniture. All at only $0,000, 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 house, small barn, 3 stock sheds and hen house, small orchard of apples and prunes, Terms one half cash, and time on rest at 0 per cent. No. 53—200 acres, 70 acres cultivation balance in pasture with g«»od spring, price $30 per acre, $3000 cash, balance time at 6 j»cr cent interest. No. 42—224 acres, a snap at $10 per acre. A house ami barn, also a hop house, 70 acres cultivated, old orchard, 4 miles from Dallas. 6 0 A T S AND F R U ITS. No. 158—07 acres, 4 1-2 miles from Dallas, 4 room house and goo«l barn. 25 acres untier 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 lan«ls 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 600D PLACE. No. 174—76 acres, 2}j miles front Dal las, new 7 room house an«lgood barn, 20 acres under cultivation, ft acres of or chard, mostly apples and pears, hut a large variety of inixe«l fruits for family use, plenty of fine water, some oak tim ber and 200,000 feet of fir timber, and a down hill pull to Dallas. YVehad sam ple* of fruit from this place that were A l To see this place in the fall when the fruit is on the trees is to buy it. Piice $3,500. Can give terms. No. («0—160 acit*8 * •» mile north of Teat’s siding on the S. F. C. <k YY’ . Ry., 4 miles to Dallas; 40 acres cultivated, 20 acres open pasture, 100 acres timber.* Box house, 4 moms, 2 barns, 2 good springs, one of which is at the house. Orchard. Price $4800. Good terms. C I T Y HOME. No. 243, ft aeres, 1 mile from Dallas college, sidewalk to town, 10 room house and a good barn, two wells and pumps at t hi* barn and one at house. 2l4 acres ofottlurd tbil pays from M$to $160 without attention, Incides all the fruit that owners can use. The orchard con sists of prunes, pears, apples, plums and cherries ; balance garden ana mea dow. A beautiful home, giving the quiet easy life of a farm and the advan tages of a city. Price $3,500, terms $1500 cash. Bal ance time to suit. A S W E L L HOME AND A D A N D Y FARM. No. 166—166 acre?, at $120 per acre; on Main road and only a mile from the city limits of Dallas. Only 1 1-4 miles t»> the court house square and post office. The place is all under cultivation with the exception of only a few ai res along the north end, where the beautiful La- Creole river runs and bounds the same, affords a cool place for stock w here there are no Hies to bother. This is an ideal place nnd has an 8 or 9 room house, with plenty of shade, a large barn and all the accessary outbuilding that go with an up-to-date farm of this kind. There are alsmt 3 acres of family orch ard, Including prunes, apples, pears and cherries, also hasalntut a dozen English walnut trees that are loaded with nuts at the present time. This farm lies as level as could I h » and has good drainage. This place is easily worth $125 an acre, situated as it is in a country where the blixxards an* unknown an«l delightful summers. If you are looking for some thing nice this place will suit YOU. PHee $120 per acre. Terms half cash, balance time to suit. A P R O F I T A B L E H I L L RANCH. No. 78—75 acre«, 3 miles from Dallas, (the goat mohair center of the United States.) Dallas holds a gnat and ponl- tr\ show every year, that is excepted by the leading journals as a national show. Polk county t«»ok prizes at the St. Louis and Lewis & Clarke fairs for the liest goats and also for mohair. This farm is a pleasant home having 2 1-2 acres of family orchard, consisting of prunes, pears, cherries, apples and other Iruits, 13 acres cleared and cultivated, w ith 17 acres grubbed but not ploughed, a good 3 room house and large barn and goat shed. Price $2400. Can give terms. 18 acres bearing prunes, in 11-2 miles of town; $2,500. 40 acres of good fruit land close to Dallas at $2000. T E N A C R E S IN T O W N . No. 231—10 acres right in town, fi room house and good ham; 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. H U S T L E AND MAKE MONEY. No. 196—43ft acres, one half mile from Falls City. Chance f«»r a large stock range. This place has been logged over but there is still plenty of good wood left; lumber flume running through the place that would carry the woo« I to Falls City w here there is a good market f«>r it. YVe 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 per acre. No. 275—20 acres and suburban home for $2,000, 8 acres cultivated, the balance partly cleared and in pasture which has a fine spring in it,a 4 room house, large Imrn and a hen house large enough for four or live hund red sblskeM; 80 young apple trees, 20 cherry trees, 100 straw berry plants, good well at house; 30 minute walk to court house and sidew alk to the door. No. 16—4 acres right in town, and everything g«H»s, so all a purchaser has to do is to buy and move in and go to co«)king. A neat little house, fair sized, ham some hay. 1 horse, 2 cows, both 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. 11—2*4 acres right in the city, l>eautiful building site, at only $425. $335each beadles. Oat ire time oa balance. No. 12—6 line acres in town, at $1200, on good terms, one acre of which is in bearing orchard. No. 16— 134*0 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 she«l on each side, gran ary, hen house, small orchard in bearing, 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, 66 acres in cultiva tion balance of good thrifty second growth oak, the land is all g«>«Hl and has a large hop house oh a never failing stream of running water; price $55 per acres. No. IS 25 acres within 3 miles of Dal las, good well 24 feet deep, and 1500 brick on the ground to be used to wall up the well, the timber has mostly been chopped off but lies well f«>r a nice fruit tract, and is the making of a fine place for a home, the price of this is $600. No. 21—IH) acres w ithin 2 miles of this city, ik> acres in cultivation, 30 acres chopped off, casilv cleared, 30 acres of tall second growth fir timber, a running stream of water all year, cheap house, good little ham, a few fruit trees cheap at $40 per acre good terms. No. 25—The best of all fruit land is here, .358 acres, 260 acres in cultivation the balance good eecond growth oak, where wood is worth money, a fair fi room house and 2 large barns, several other cheap buildings, 4 goo«l springs on ranch one of which can be piped to house and barn, land lays quite rolling, hut is absolutely the land for fruit, or walnuts, l l£ miles to school and church Salem onlv 10 miles, 11 miles to Dallas, 3 miles to McCoy, Oiowley station close bv, this can be sold on the best of terms, at 6 per cent interest at only $10 per acre. No. 26—140 acres at $2500, 50 acres cultivated, IH) acres of oak an«l 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. YY’ ill take one-third in Portland property. No. 51—278 acres, 125 cultivation, 80 acres of oak timber, balance slashed «>ff, ice all fenced, the hone** is an oM one, »lit the barn and out-buildings are good $60 per acre, one half cash, the balance at 7 per cent. & No. 28—20 acres near Independence, a good house of seven rooms, small barn, young orchard and small fruit, 1 acre of timber, price $2000. No, 31—162 acres, 130 in cultivation, 2 or 3 acres in orchard mostly apples, 1 }.¿ 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 <>n reisonable 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 hen nouse, 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. 37— 10 acres close in, of which 4 acres are set to 2-year ol«l 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 tqrms at $3000. No. 43—30 acres of the best «»f garden land, small house an«l large barn, 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, balance timber, old house, 1 good* barn atul 1 old one, 2 acre orchard, 4 springs, $40 per aero for this No. 65— $15 per acre buys this 311 acre, situated on Alsea bav, 30 acres for the plow, 100 acres of the best bottom land, abler and fir timber on balance, house of 7 rooms, g<xxl 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 w ater can be piped into top of house, the cleared land is in the bot tom, one mile of river front which atxmnds in all kinds of fish. 1 1-2 miles of Bayv;ew,3 1-2 miles to YY’ alport; terms can be given. No. 29— A good farm of 147 acres, at $35 per acre, lift acres in cultivation, a good six room house and barn close to school and w ithin 3 miles of two sta tions, good terms and a go«xl buy. 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, gtxnl buy 43 acres at $4300. A new 5 room house and barn good and large, a young 2 year ol«l orchard of all kinds of fruit, new hen house just built, good well and spring, this little place is a dandy, and only 2}a miles of Dallas. Wanted—a 60 to 80 acre tract near Dallas—improved or unimproved. Must be goo«i land and a bargain. 100 acres within three miles of town ; house, barn, etc, only $2,500 YVe have some especially fine offerings in large tracts of British Columbia lands. All easily accessible to navigation and within reach of Vancouver. Long leases and at fair prices. Tracings can be seen at this office. A living producing home for sale—One of the most beautiful living sites in Fulls City, Oregon, is offered for sale at a bar gain. The land is 2 L acres in extent and is the best strawberry soil in the world. It is already planted in 40 En glish walnuts and some 60 apple trees, out four years. An adjoining acre can he had for $750. Almost new modern house of 9 rooms, with many convenien ces, good barn and outbuildings. The cash price is $2500, and it is a snap for the person who wants a tine location, sure to double in value, and whereon one can easily make a living. Here’s a rnap—only $4,200 will buy two fine residences right close in town. One is a large 9-room house and the other a five room cottage. Modern im provements. On three lots with fruit, berries, oruameutal trees and flowers. Hold separate if desired. 60 acres of well improve«! lan«l within four miles of Dallas. YVell adapted for fruit or poultry, and with especially rich soil. $1,800—Two large city lots in center of town, sewer connections and improve ments. 80 acres within three miles of Dallas, 40 acres cleared 7 acres covered with second growth of good young fir timber. Balance easily made reafly for cultiva tion. No better orchard land in Oregon. Fifty bead of cattle go with the place. 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 or«:bar«l of apples and pears. Good seven room house, large barns and out buildings. $2000 wor*h of wood on west 80, live springs on place and water can easily be 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. Some 10-acre tracts of prunes, cherries and walnuts, two years growth. For feit 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, goo«l barn, ami 2 1-2 acres of orchard. Plenty of wood and water. Price $20 an acre, $4,(XX) down. Wanted to trade a 240 acre farm \}9 miles from Oyark, Mo., for Oregon land or business proposition. Can all be cultivate«l when cleared. 120 acres in cultivation, balance heavy white oak timber which will pay for land and have plenty of money left, YY’ell improved and near electric line. $20 an acre 240 acres, 100 in cultivation. Four living springs on place with water all the year. No buildings. An ideal dairy ranch and the best ot orchard land. Several thousand cords of good oak grub wood on place an«l only mile from railroad station. Want to sell out. entire, farm machinery, stock, etc. YY'ill take $32 an acre or $8,500 for every thing. Come In And See Us ® ® ® ® ® $ YOU Ladi< La (* ) (* ) (* ) chandi to pie. ever b ataiàiataia Pol!: County Itemizer, Dallas, Oregon DA ® ® > )® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® < «
