Polk County itemizer., July 08, 1909, Image 2

T l.irtv-ff.k rh t i . t p h o n the Salem F a lla •
or restaurant location.
( lege, sidewalk to town, 10 room house and a
1 h ir t v e u j l t acres o n trie Salem, rails
haVt, • t },00|<ej| 1000 acre« within good barn, two wella and pump* at the barn
City and Western railroad, two mile* thret, wlWê oi n.n»,. whit.h cai
can now bo «e
nnd on. .1 house ; 214 nere, of orchard that
on favored classes the right to tax
Notice is hereby given that by virtu« * , from Dalian. No improvement«, except cured at a bargain Homo o f It i i cleared, hut p »J • from $ ho to i 1 51! without attention,
of an order of the county court, sitting 2 iroml fence« Five acre« are alreatlv fo r the major portion ia covered with oak and i hoaiaua all the fruit that uwnera can uae.
their fellow citizens, and by the con
f,
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There ia.lnta of outran «» adjoiniu« I he orchard co lo n o , of prua.., pear., apple.,
as a board of County Commissioners > tue
pin«. There an probably .too com« it uni, i( w,,u|,| lllak(1
¡deal .lock ranch, plunt. nnd dome»; balani., (mden ai ti
sequent unequal and unequitable dis­
A N ELEG AN T D R E S S IN G
made ami entered of record on the 5th uf w,„„l „„ t|„.
STOPS FALLING H A IR
It will make the ; that could be cleared and wtirked up into or meadow. A beautiful home, giving the quiet
tribution
of
the
boundless
wealth
day
of
June,
1909.
if
the
following
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city.
Price $3500, terms $1500 cash, bal­
ty warrant«, winch have _b.®?!L_i"
been ut»ued
v want
for Ihi« place, ami will
which is created by the energy ami
" - ed. 1 on|
"1*y
« ? " > »J '™ f' " ' < !''« P la c e , and will
5 ".;"“
i ° £ lult", he ance time to suit.
more
than
seven
years
prior
to
the
first
tnkv
$500
down
and
the
balance
on
240
acres 1 V*i miles north of Monmouth
ImrrrHii ills • Sulphur. C ly tirln Quinin. Sodium Chlorid.
purchaser.
natural resources possessed by the
in g re u ie iu s • Canusum. S u e . Aisuiiol. Water. Perfume.
day of July 1909, are not presented for terms to suit,
No. Id— 4 acre« right in town, and every- and 2 miles northwest of Independence. All
level
land
and composed of rich black soil,
thing
goes,
so
all
a
purchaser
has
to
do
is
to
payment
within
tiO
davs
from
the
first
,
.
.
.
.
American people, has generated re­
dav of July, 1909, they and each of them
W e have just acquired the famous I IIV and move in and go to cooking. A neat capable of growing anything desired; 200
A sk your doctor if there is anything injurious here.
acres are now in crops of grain, clover, hay,
sentments which express themselves
will be cancel Ted and ^ pay men t" Thereof ! Ktmhall orchard on the northwest slot*
'■¿,u“ v .',i|L.h,i dr l « r^ ilk " 7 ho“/ ' 4 » etc. H alf a dozen acres of ush word on
A sk him also if there is not genuine merit here.
by dangerous methods intended to
place, and a creek runs through it. '1 here is
refused. Said list, showing their r e - ! of Mt. 1‘isgalt, and without doubt one of ¡¡“” *' ht , r° w,.'.i°L .rilIiD* 2 c o V o f - o A
speetive
amounts,
to
whom
issued,
ami
i
prettiest
places
in
Oregon.
Air.
»iso
household
goods, orchard and small fruit, a good house and barns, and a windmill and
wrench from its possessors a portion
tank. The whole place is well tiled. 'There
and
clover.
Price
$2500.
Kimball was not a n x io u s to p u t bis oat -~J *'------
dato of issuance, is as follows :
The
No. 26— 140 acres at $3350, 50 acre« cul­ is a small orchard, but very prolific.
of the wealth which has been unjustly
Amount of plac® 0,1 the market and it took some tivated,
Date of Issu­ To Whon
90 acres of oak and fir timber, 6- price asked is $65 un acre, and bare land ad­
warrant I persuasion to get him to do it, especial- room houae, barn 30x48 feet, 2 apringa, ranch joining has lately been sold for the suine
ance
drawn
appropriated.
J. t'. A r m c o m p a n y , L qw . i i . M.u*.
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I ty at the price of only $75 an acre. all fenced, a lot o f good timber, one mile of pri(*e. One-third o f the crop goes if sold be­
18*13
Id. That protection, by the swollen
good school. Two-thirds cash, time on balance. fore harvest. Would sell half at $65 an acre.
October 5th
Am o« Savage
$ 1.70 There are 100 acres in the tract, and 12 W ill take one-third in Portland property.
Terms, half cash, balance at 6 per cent.
acres are in full bearing to apples,
fortunes which it heaps upon its bene­
1894
15 acres. $3500; 5-room house with bath,
No. 21— 90 acres within 2 milea o f this city,
prunes,
pears
and
cherries.
This
in-
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.
new
barn, 4 acres <*f strawberries, 2 acres iu
30 acres in cultivation, 30 acres chopped off.
June 7th
4.00
Mrs. Morton
ficiaries, and by the concentrated,
to
June 7th
YV. J. Mulkey
3.60 Mires the purchaser a good income right enaiiy cleared, 30 acres of tall second growth ' raspberries and walnuts, balance in h»y: 1 .3
0
selfish class interests which it festers,
. » . o '*
' UU'
November 8th Kelly & Roy
2.50 from the «tsrt. ami the balance of the t.r timber. » rnnnln« itrcsm nf wstcr »11 nfiss
down, balance at 6 per cent.
l:i
ml
is
just
a«
good
orchard
land
a
.
1
?«*.'•
rhep
houw,
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»
d
nut.
b.rn,
-
*—
New house, -t rooms, and 1/urn, i t North
becomes so powerful through their
1806
; fruit trees, cheap at $40 per acre; good tern s.
Adm itted to the second class of mail matter.
No. 25— The best of all fruit land is here, Dallas for $600.
January 9th
1.75 there is in the state, and you can get
J. YY’. Lansing
ability and readiness to debauch pub­
145 acres at $30 an acre; 12 acres are i<i
1W
wheat, 20 in oats. 10 in summer fallow, and
lic opinion by the expenditure of
August 5th
1.00
the balance in open pusture uml oak timber.
James Taggert
" I am seventy-seven years old and
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................... MiriiK, several tuner « neap luitiumgn, t gutm One $800 barn and another good barn, but
August 5th
II. S. Davidson
2.10 “
money, that it can never lie dislodged
house is old. Good thrifty young orchard,
one dtjr, - mo jroow ago, I M l from
springs on ranch, one of which can the
be pipe«!
December 9th E. M. Raw lev
2.10 can not beat this place for a buy at the j
until the great body of our people are
a step-ladder, bruising
figure asked, and if you once go to look I to bouse and barn, land lays (|uite rolling, but well at the house and a running stream in
J898
my heel. In a few days
Q,
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nr.,
nfk*
..fp*.,!,!
1 ...t tv 1 nt it will 1» absolutely the land for fruit or walnuts, pasture, close to siding on ruilroad.
brought to realize its wastful, sinful
45 ucres at $1800, 30 in crop, and all the
2.00 at it we are not at raid but what it will , , Vi niileH to gchnni and church. Salem only
January 7th J. S. Ronco
I could not walk. I
March 10th
V . P . F IS K E .
l.ftO be sold. Terms, h a lf cash, and balance io mile*, li miles to Dalian. 3 miles to crop goes at this price if taken soon. Good
Felix YVileox
called in a doctor and
anti-social character.
barn and outbuildings, but h »use not very
McCoy.
Crowley
station
close
by.
This
can
on
reasonable
terms.
inside of a week erysip­
June 23rd
1.20
L. Morris
!>e sold on the best o f terms at 6 per cent good. This is a crackerjack of a little place,
Concurring in such views, the un­
elas set in. The doctor June 7th
4.90
well watered with a dandy spring bark o f
YVm. Bayne
YY’e have 51 acres 5 miles front town ! interest at only $40 per acre.
had
not
cured
me
of
The place is fitted up as a
No. 51— 278 acres. 125 cultivation, 80 the house.
June
7tb
ti.50
Nellie Riggs
ltemUer.neie year in advance.......................................... 11 SO dersigned call on all fellow citizens
on the Salt Creek road that has become acres
that when I was taken
There is nlenty o f bearing
of oak timber, balance slushed off, place poultry ranch.
December
7th
3
00
J
C
Fletcher
With
Weekly
Oregonian
or
Semi-weekly
Journal............
2
00
renowned as a model farm, with every­ all fenced, the house is an «»Id one, but the orchard for fam ily use and several acres of
who are in agreement therewith, to
SUBSCRIPTION
with eczema front head
r>.24 thing made as convenient as it ia pos­ barn ar.d out buildings are good. $50 per young apple trees. This place iff close t
Decern I k *r 7th J ( J Fletcher
1 75
With Oregon Woodman
to foot. 1 was sick for
join them in an effort to consolidate
December 8th Y\ralter Needmaii
2.30 sible to do so. It is an ideal site fora ac-«'. one half cash, the balan* e at 7 per cent, j school ai d only four miles from Dallas. Five
six months and what I
Wi
No. 12— 6 fine acres in town, at $1250, on high grade Jersey cows, 3 horses, wagon, liar-
1899
suffered tongue could
the free-trade sentiment of the nation.
home and you make the money right good terms, one acre o f which is in bearing ness, and all go in at $2000 on easy terms.
not tell. I could not January 6th
it 80 from the moment of taking |>ossession. or«'hard.
M. II. Murphy
I
184 acres at $75 on acre. This is all good
Such
a
consolidation
will
reveal
the
sleep day or night Iwcause of that dread­
M U T I1 111 CIT|ce>
March 8th
3.00 There is a new orchard of 1000 prune
O. E. Focht
No. 158— 67 acres, 4 H miles from Dalits, | black soil and clover land; 20 acres o f bea
B E LL Remdence, 113
M U 1 U A L | Residence,1401
true economic opinion of at least a ful itching; when I did sleep it was from
4-room house end good barn, 25 acres under ing fruit, 12 o f apples, and 3 «if prunes. Is
April
5th
M.
1).
Ellis
5.45
trees,
2
acres
ol
4-year
old
walnuts,
with
slater exhau-iti/jn. I was cne mass of
3.00 small fruit9 between, besides all kinds cultivation, balance in oak timber. The wood fitted up ns a dairy ranch with Ihe best 1 f
A Y’ercler
portion of our citizens, and w ill facili­ irritation ; it was even in my scalp. The April 5th
and goats on this place w ill pay tbe expenses cow burns, horse barns, and cooling rooms
] 12.65 of hearing trees. There are 17 acres of of putting it into fruit. Considering the price and separator. Tho location is fine, 1 eing
April 5th
I. S. Smith
doctor’s medicine seemed to make me
tate cooperation with the free-traders worse and 1 was almost out of my mind.
Patroniie One Another for the Uobuihlina ot Town and County.
4 50 bottom land and 15 acres in cultivation. of fruit lands and the returns o f that makes only to mile to good little town and railroad.
J. M. Campbell
Mav 3rd
Dan Svron
3.00 Lots of pasture and enough wood for this a very cheap chance to grow up with Can give terms and plenty »if time.
May 3rd
of other nations, which are also suffer­ I read « f Cuticura and sent my wife to
25 acres 2 miles from Dallas, 3 acres in
Dallas nn«l her fruit farms.
Price o f this
th** drugs: I, who was a monder of my
5 15 family use. The house is new and large place
* M I) fcllis
Mav 3rd
briar brush, easily cleared, balunce in oak
$1500.
ing from the evils of a protective poli- lodge of Odd Follows, for a ret of the
5.00 with water piped to it, and the outbuild­
May
3rd
L.
N.
YVooda
W ire fence «in two side*, 20
No. 65— $15 per acre buys this 311 acres, grul> stumps.
Again it lias been conclusively prov­ disposition on the part of our people
Cuticura Soap. Cuticura Ointment and
2.20 ings and garden. Large new barn and situated on A lso« Bay. 30 acres for tbe plow. foot well. 1500 brick and 1500 feet of shipbip
J. M. Armstrong
Cuticura Resolvent. I used themi per- June 7th
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en that our climate is tbe best in the to attend the Scuttle fair, and we call cy'
John Rhodes
2.20 good wire fences. Some stock and im­ 100 acres of the best bottom land, nlder and go with the plaee, and there Is at tenet 50
Eistently for twenty-four hours. That June 7th
fir timber on balance, house o f 7 rooms, good cords of oak timber. Terms all cash, $30 an
YV. YV. Treat
1.00 plements can go with the place, also the milk house 18x24 feet, large barn, chicken acre.
ight I slept like an infant, the first June 8th
world, and that when moisture is not blame them, according to the re­
colid night's sleep I hud had fer six
house, small orchard o f large trees, bearing
November 9th Austin & YY’est-
68 to acres within one mile of town, unim­
crop,
if
sold
at
once.
Only
$5000
want­
ports
from
those
who
have
lieen
there.
needed to insure a good crop it will he
months. I was n t ufraid to use plenty
ern Co., Ltd.
1.75 ed for it, but the owners want the cash. the best apples, pears, cherries and prunes, proved, but the best orchard land in the
running spring water can be piped into top of county and lies well for producing fruit.
of Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap
forthcoming in plenty. Since our co­ Lookout for full partieiilais of our big
1900
the cleared land is in the bottom, one Lots of big oak timber on it. W ill cut 10, 20
with het water and in a week’s time I
YY’e have for sale or trade for property house,
1-70
T. Buford
December 0
mile of river front which abounds in all kinds or 40 acres. On county road. Good spring.
pious rainfall of the first of the week, contest ns soon as the heft of your
was able to put tn rny clothes again.
1.70 in this vicinity a 120 acre dairy ranch at <*f fish, lt o miles of Bayview, 3 to mile* to Only $60 an acre. Gives terms, on anything
Mnv 10
George E. Lewis
In
a
month
I
was
cured.
From
that
Fall
work
is
over,
nnd
the
crops
safe­
ail croakings regarding a threatened
over 20 acres.
1.70 Sand Lake in Tillamook county. Ten Wnlport. Terms can be given.
George E. Lewis
May 10
day to this I cannot praise the Cutieura
No. 28— 20 acres near Independence, a
W e have a 50x160 business lot on Ivanhoe
1.70 acres of it are cleared, and six have good house o f 7 rooms, small barn, young <»r- street in St. Johns that th«» owner is just now
drouth and consequent pnrtial failure ly gathered.
R. 8. Brown
Remedies too highly. I may add that July 7
been
plowed.
There
are
about
800.000
I have a very heavy head of hair which July 6
2.30
The
president
of
tbe
new
oil
drilling
Bessie
Keller
ehard
and
small
fruit,
1
acre
of
timber.
Price
ready
to let go of for $2000, cither for cash
of crops have vanished into thin sir,
I owe to Cuticura. YV. Hurrison Smith.
or w ill trade for some property around Dallas.
1.70 feet of good saw timber on the place, $ 2 2 0 0 .
Margaret Kramer
July 7
company to prospect for oil on the R.F.D. 2, Mt. Kisco, N. Y . Feb.
No. 31— 162 acres, 130 in cultivation, 2 or Also a 6-room house and lot in the same town
’OH.”
and
a
saw
mill,
of
which
this
bargain
and every farmer is wearing a satisfied
The apparent acceptance in some
1001
3 acres in orchard, mostlv apples, 1 to miles that is bringing in a rental of $10 a month
Whiteaker place near Dallas, Mr. N. M.
A single set cf tho Cutieura Remedies
1.10 contains a 2-3 interest. The mill is run to a good little town nnd 4 passenger trains and will be sold for $1600 on tbe same terms
August 8
Jene Alidi»
smile, complacent in the knowledge degree of the so-called Protective poli­
McDaniel, of Portland, came up yester­ is often sufficient for the treatment of
l.fil) by water power. There are also four each wav ner day, county road runs throw the as the above. Here is a chance to make an
August 8
I. T. Homi
the most torturing, disfiguring. Itching,
that their cereals nnd fruit will now cy by the present Congressional rep­
6.00 milk cows, and 20 head of sheep. The farm. This is a cheap farm st $60 per acre, investment where quick returns can be ex­
W. L. Wilcox
day, and is now at the scene of opera­ burning and scaly humors, eczemas,
June fi
all that is asked is $50 or $8100 on reason­ pected in the near future. Property is bound
yield abundantly and the harvest he resentatives of both the political par tions. Mr. F. L. Ziegler, an expert rashes and irritations, with loss < f hair, June 6
2.15 place is located on a county road and able terms.
B. F. Unii
to increase in value there, no question about
has a school house in close proximity.
1002
$700— to acre in Dallas, house, shed.
from infancy to ago, when all other rem­
il
all.
great.
ties— the Republicans championing driller from the Bakersfield district in edies fail. Guaranteed absolutely pure
1 sG acres o f fine fruit land, all under cul­
Do not forget our 10-ncre tracts just out
1.90 The owner wants $3500 for this improv­
E. R. Tuttle
March 5
tivation. lying on road from Dallas to Perry- of town, now three years planted to walnuts,
1.70 ed place, and the belongings mentioned, dale.
Protection with incidental revenue, California, has been here for several nnd may be used from tho hour of birth.
March 5
Lee YY'alton
W ill sell in tracts of 10, £0 or 40 pears and prunes, that will come into bearing
W e hope that the proposi ion to
Cfitlnira Sna-> (25c.), Olntmrnt (COu.), Rcpolvcnt
1.50 and will take $1000 down, and tne bal­ acres at $75 an acre.
Louie Butler
in 1911. Until this time they w ill be culti­
and the Democrats urging revenue days and is now engaged in erecting the (60c.). and Cho «»Inte C’outcd Fill« (25c.). arc sold March fi
1.50 ance can he arranged for at 7 per cent.
For only $3000— A 9-room hard finished vated for you. This is the best investment
YV. May
April 3
tlirour'vuit th** ' *»r!d. Potter I>r»iir A- Clieni. Corp.,
keep our streets continually lighted as
large derrick that is the first part of the Sole
Props.. 137 Columbus Avt\. Hoston.
house in Dallas, only one block from business in orchard lands that you can find in the
with incidental protection— might be­
April
3
Mr.
Butler
1.50
YY’e have 20 acres of growing orchard section. This place w ill only be on the valley. Terms half down, and m a o B ftb ll
ay-Ma I led Free, Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
during the carnival will meet with no
work toward the commencement of ac­
get the imprersion that our nation
on the Veazie place right in town, that market for a few weeks.
By order of County Court.
time on the balance.
You can not make a
tive operations. The machinery has
oppo-ition, and that our business men
No. 16— 134 to acres at $30 per acre, w ith­ better buy than this at $200 an ncre now,
can
be bought now for $200 an acre.
(Seal)
'
K.
M.
SM
ITH
,
contains no men who believe in the
in 3 miles o f Dallas, 55 acres in cultivation, for by 1911, when you take the land, it w ill
been purchased in Los Angeles,and is ex­
G-8 18t
County Clerk,
There are no improvements on the 20
w II see fit to put up the small amount
acres bottom, the balance fine fruit land, be worth all of $800 an acre. Seize an op­
absolute nnd unconditioned freedom
place, but it is nicely enclosed by a good house of 4 rooms, barn 16x32 feet, with shed portunity when presented to you. ()1«1 man
pected to arrive in Dallas within the
asked of each to keep the lights going.
strong Page fence. The varieties of on each Bide, granary, heu house, small or­ Opportunity now knocks lit your do«»r. Are
of trade between the |ieoples of the next two or three weeks. It is all new,
W ith our niee macadam roadways,
fruit planted are apples, pears and chard in bearing, 2 livin g springs, 500 cords you wise or will you let this chance to make
enrth.
of oak wood not cut, one-half net cash, the good money go by ?
and of the best possible make for this
cherries. Thev have been out nearly balance to suit, at 7 per cent interest.
Thursday;
the superior light thus afforded will
222 acres of fine farming land for sale.
kind of work. It will be capable of
t\»o years, and have a good stand.
No. 17— 75 acres, 65 acres in cultivation, Hns a good spring, a small orchard, 26 acres
W e contend:
T. Milligan, Falls City.
make Dallas a doubly attractive city,
There is not a nicer location in this balance «»f good thrifty second growth oak, of good clover, good fencing nnd sufficient
L. R. Tracer. Monmouth.
drilling a well to a depth of 5000 feet, if
1.
That
Protection
erects
artificial
l$nd is all good and has a large hop wood fo r farm use.
W ill sell altogether or
and conduce greatly toward encour­
vicinity for a home, and one that in a the
L. D. Walters, Lincoln.
house on a never failin g stream of running divide up to suit. A most desirable location,
such a depth should become necessary.
few years will he bringing in the pur­ water. Price $55 per acre.
II. F. Harden, Falls City.
aging new comers to settle in our harriers between nations, preventing Both gentlemen are enthusiastic over
between Dallas and Perrydale. Only $65 an
On July 2ml the oUl pioneers of Polk
343 acres at $25 an acre, 50 acres in cul
chaser a neat revenue, sufficient for the
Mrs. Harden, Falls Ci^y.
acre.
midst. Our arc service is re t the that natural and healthful interchange the prospects, and Mr. Zeiglor thinks coiintv met in session lor their 21st an­ I Friday:
80 acres within three miles of Dallas, 40
wants of most anyone. It will not long tivation, balance mostly open pasture; place
all fenced, 2 springs, a 7-room house, small
go begging for a buyer, as such chances barn. 3 stock sheds and hen house, small or­ acres cleared. 7 acres covered with second
YV. B. Ewing, Dallas.
best in the world, and those strings of of products which makes for increased the indications for the striking of the nual reunion and commemoration o f
growth of good young fir timber.
Balance
the events that happened in the days
for a remunerative investment do not chard of apples and prunes. Terms one half easily made ready for cultivation. No better
Dr. A. C. Johnson, Monmouth.
incandescents will make of this a city comfort, for pence, nnd (or the solidar­ oil the best that he has encountered in
cash, and time on rest at 6 per cent.
when
they
paved
the
way
to
make
this
occur
every
dav.
orchard
land
in
Oregon.
F
ifty
head
o
f cattlo
Mrs.
Johnson,
Monmouth.
ity of mankind.
No. 53— 200 acres, 70 acres cultivation, go with the 1 lice.
all his many years of experience in dif­ plo rio iiH country what it is today. Ev­ I Carl Neal, Buena Vista.
Good house and three
beautiful.
W e have a call for a ono or two-acre tract balance in pasture with good spring. Price barns. Only $55 nn acre.
2. That Protection, by reducing ferent oil centers all over the United ery citizen in Dalis« lake« «rent inter­ | ( too . Anderson, Indop.
within the city limits, improved land pre­ $30 per acre, $3000 cash, balance time at 6
Businrsa lot in Dallas on Main square,
cut in this event, i.ot alone from the
per cent interest.
John Bohanon,Indop.
ferred.
150x100. $3200.
Now comes the news that a big tile quantity of incoming foreign States.
No. 58— 142 acres all in cultivation, 80
4U acres fine garden land all in cultivation,
fact that a goodly number of them have
160 acres five miles from Falls City. Sixty
YV. M. Hodson, Dallas.
Stock books have been opened by Mr. relatives belonging to the honored asso­
raise is to he made in the price of all gnnds, reduces the buying power rep­
2Vfc miles from Dallas, on railroad. Price $75 acres of clover, fam ily orchard and small acres in crop. Good orchard o f apples nml
Mrs. Hodson, Dallas.
fruit, a 9-room house, barn 28x50 feet, with pears. Good seven room house, Inrge barns
per acre. Terms to suit.
McDaniel,
and
if
there
are
anv
who
resented
by
such
goods,
and
conse­
ciation,
but
because
we
all
feel
an
es­
wearing apparel. W hat else was to
Saturday:
W e have a man in Tennessee who wants shed 18x50, windmill with 1500 gallon tank and outbuildings; $2000 worth of wood on
pecial interest listening to their accounts
lo trade a bottling works for Oregon land, which furnishes water for house, barn and west 80, live springs on place and water can
J. L. Stoddard, Dallas.
he expected? The people saw fit by quently subtracts from the demand wish to take stock in the company, he
and another one in Canada who wants to lawn, hog house, hen house, cow barn, large easily be piped to residence. A ll under fen**«
of
hardships
endured
in
founding
the
R,
l
T.
Neeliam,
Dallas.
wood shed, smoke house, apple house; land and 12,000 feet o f fencing on hand. One mile
trade land for land.
which will he pleased to accomodate them. It new country, their encounters with hos­
their votes last Fall to again put in for merchandise and labor
(). J. Carson, Dallas.
Over two acres in city limits for $2500. lies level, is nearly all tiled, and is fenced in to railroad. A bargain nt $45 nil acre.
is of course a venture, but one that tile tribes, who looked upon the immi­
J. S. Cooper, Indep.
Good hftuse, Binall orchard and lots of berries. 9 differen t fields. $10,000 is the price of this
One of the hest paying private sawmill
power the party who hnve fostered would inevitably lie fostered by tlio un­
No. 80— 40 acres, of which 10 acres is in properties in Polk county, doing n good busi­
there is nearly a dead certainty of mak­ grants as usurpers of their sovereign Sunday:
Terms. $1000 down, balance to suit, and
the city limits of Dallas, 10 acres o f 2-year- ness and lots of timber land in connection.
trusts, Rnd now should not have any rest ricto'd freedom of exchange.
possession given October 1st.
J. \\ Bonham, Dallas.
ing good at, as even should oil not be rights, the difficulty of sustenance wi'h
For Rent— A 100-acre farm 8 miles from old orchard, o f which 5 acres are prunes and Owner desires to retire.
3. That Protection, in addition to
objections to the prices on all articles
Dallas in the Ballston vicinity. A good stock 5 acres of Royal Ann and Lambert cherries,
found, we all know that the salt is there but little to do with in the wav of till­ ! Monday:
Some 10-acre tracts of prunes, cherries and
ing the soil anil providing bread and
and dairy farm with plenty of fruit. About 20 acres of good second growth oak. This is j walnuts, two years growth. Perfect stand of
C.
Fitzpatrick.
Ballston.
lessening
the
demand
for
labor,
and
of necessity being raised to the limit.
and in paying quantities. If oil should meat, and the primitive way of life nat­
ideal orchard land, and a chance to make n trees and well cultivated. Delivered August
one-half of it is now in cultivation.
A. A. Lenskee, Ballston.
beautiful
home
at
two-third
value.
To
see
is
58
ucres
3
miles
from
town
at
$125
an
acre.
1, 1911.
Sightly location, close to Dallas.
The re-adjustment of the tariff by our to a consequent reduction of wages, be struck there will
he wonderful urally encountered by the many diffi­ j J. O. Mathis, Monmouth.
Good house and barn, 18 acres in hops. to buy. Terms cash. For sale at a sacrifice. Make ideal homes. Only $200 an acre now.
Splendid improvements, and a mineral spring $100 an acre.
national lawmakers is simply a farce greatly increases the cost of neces­ changes in this vicinity in the next culties thev had to encounter. Many of | Tom Edgar, Falls City*
299 acres, within five miles o f Dallas. Good
No.
64—
160
acres,
9-room
house,
2
barns,
that could be made of great value.
B. F. Jones, Indep.
house, good barn, and 2 to acres of orchard.
powerful year, too large to hardly even contem­ the stories’told are hound to thrill the
from beginning to end, and will lead saries, thus becoming a
W e have a 12-acre fruit tract in the same 50 acres cultivated, 5 acres good bearing o r­ Plenty «if wood and water.
Price $20 an
heart and make us feel thankful to the
John Bird, Dallas.
vicinity. Good land, level, and a very pretty chard, 60 acres fine oak and fir timber, run­ acre, $4000 down.
to no relief whatever. Every raiser of agent in dragging down the condition plate at the present time.
people who so cheerfully boro these j Tuesday :
ning
water,
well,
spring,
1
team
of
horses,
location, which can be bought for $75 an
Wanted to trade a 240 acre farm 1 to miles
burdens to provide
us with a
acre and time w ill be given on a portion of buggy, harness, 8 cows, hogs, young stock, from Ovark, Mo., for Oregon land or busine s
Paul Fund man. Butler.
a comodity has too firmly embedded in of our wage-earning classes.
machinery and some furniture. A ll at only proposition.
the purchase price.
country of whom can now lie ashamed,
Can all be cultivated when
YV. YY'right, Falls City.
4. That Protection has not only
A snap for $2200, 9 acros just out of Dallas $6000; terms on one-half.
his noggin the fool notion that to get
cleared.
120 acres in cultivation, balance
and for which we should be duly thank­
Mrr. YV right, Falls City.
No. 42— 224 acres, a snap nt $16 per acre. heavy white oak timber which w ill puy for
on good graveled road, opposite cemetery, 4-
become
the
Mother
of
the
Trusts,
hut
A
house
and
barn,
also
a
hop
house,
70
acres
ful
that
we
are
priviledged
to
live
there­
J. D. Kramer, Falls City.
a good price for what lie hns to sell,
rooin house, barn, etc., good well, Mi acre of
land and have plenty o f money left.
W ell
strawberries, It o acres of logans, and other cultivated, old orchard, 4 miles from Dallas. improved and near electric line. $20 an acre.
in. Although the number attending
Mrs. Kramer, Falls City.
that article must be protected, and that, by stilling foreign competition, Ellen Hubbard to Weldon Black
No. 11— 2 to acres right in the city, beau­
berries. Fine bottom land. Mo
More land can be
240 acres, 100 in cultivation. Four living
these reunions is growing smaller year
J. H. K¡dwell, Indep.
tiful building site, at only $425; $225 cash springs on place with water all the year. No
bought adjoining.
lot in Dallas........................... 82 50 by year, and cacli session finds some
until that notion is eradicated, noth­ it has granted them a license to prey
Mrs, Kidwell, Indep.
W e have an acre of land in Falls City, with handles. On«» year's time on balance.
M II Buell to Daisy II Hunter,
No. 174— 76 acres, 2 to miles from Dallas, buildings. An ideal dairy ranch and the best
familiar face among the missing, yet YVednesday:
a good house and barn on it, in a good loca­
ing but high prices can possibly lie upon the community.
of orchard land. Several thousnnd cords of
land in t 8 s, r 0 w ..................
735 the interest taken is not on the decrease,
tion, with a fam ily orchard and lots o f small new 7-room house and good barn, 20 acres go«id oak grub wood on place nnd only to
YVm. Lyon, Indep.
5. That Protection encourages ex­ Roy O Cox et u * to Joseph Florin,
looked for.
fruit nnd berries, which w ill be sold for $1300 under cultivation, 5 acres o f orchard, mostly mile from railroad station. W ant to sell out
Mrs. (>. I). Butler, Indep.
hut on the contrary, and what they
apples
and
pears,
but
a
large
variety
of
mixed
cash or can be exchanged for a larger tract
land in t 8 s, r (I w and lots in
travagance in national expenditures,
fruits for fam ily use, plenty o f fine water, entire farm machinery, stock, etc. W ill take
mav continually lack iu numbers of
Mrs. A. Nelson, Indep.
that will make a home for a small family.
$32 an acre or $8500 for everything.
Falls City ...............................
10 their own is being made tin by their de­
Seventy acres of unimproved land in the some oak timber and 200,000 feet of fir tim­
Y\T. 8. Cooper, Indep.
$3500 w ill buy you a prune orchard already
Owing to the fact that the editor of which, as they nro paid by taxes on Walter Bros Investment Co to John
Mt. Pisgah region within two miles of town ber, and a down-hill pull to Dallas. We had bearing of 20 acres. Ten acres are in Italian
scendants and friends. The day set for
Mrs. Cooper, Indep.
samples
of
fruit
from
this
place
that
were
A
l.
we
are
authorized
to
let
go
of
for
$80
an
what
the
people
consume,
nro
in
the
<J Barr, lot in West Salem ..
225 the reunion was a most auspicious one,
the Itemizer has too many other irons
prunes, three acres in Petite prunes, and
Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Tndep.
To
see
this
place
in
th«»
fall
when
the
fruit
acre. It is all good orchard land and cannot
seven acres of 5-year-old walnut trees. Plant­
225 nnd was full of joy from start to finish.
in the fire to give the matter his |x*r- main extracted from the pockets of Same to Leo Barr, lot in W S.ilem
Mrs. YY’ . S. Goff, Indep.
be bent for a home close to town. All under is on the trees is to buy it. Price $3500. ed among Petites nre about 200 walnuts. This
Same to Herman Barr, lot in West
good solid fence. Better pick up this bar­ Can give terms.
Amusement
galore
had
been
provided
Miss
C.
A.
Y
Y
’ood.
Indep.
land
is the very best of walnut land, and bare
the
wage
earning
and
salaried
classes,
sonal attention, and also that a num­
No. 60— 160 neres to mile north of Tea t’ s
gain while you can get it.
Salem......................................
225 for those who did not earo to attend the
land in the vicinity is selling fo r $300 an
O. II. Hame, Falls City.
Tw o acres of land in Dallas. Has nice 7- siding on the S. F. C. & W . Ry., 4 miles to acre.
ti. That Protection, by its methods Same to Anna M Barr, lot in
ber of wouldbe contestants are too
Dallas;
40
acres
cultivated,
20
acres
open
exercises, and everyone found some­
room house, with private water plant, and
2 acres in city limits, 25 fruit trees, all
West Saleh............................
225 thing to amuse themselves at during
Box house. 4
well furnished throughout.
Splendid barn. pasture, 100 acres timber.
busy just now to enter into anything of indirection, cunningly disguises the
sown to oats, no improvements. Price $400.
Same to Carrie f Petze!, lot in
Good bottom land ami lots o f all kinds of rooms, 2 barns, 2 good springs, one of which
tiie
entire
day.
The
balloon
ascension
Wanted— A 60 to 80 acre tract near Dallas
is
at
the
house.
Orchard.
Price
$4800.
fruit. Several large Royal Alin cherry trees
of the kind, we have concluded to de­ | incidence of taxation, and thus weak­
West Salem .............................
225 was the first thing to claim attention,
— improved or unimproved.
Must be good
that last year bore 1000 pounds to the tree. G«»od terms.
No. 166— 166 acres, at $120 per acre; on land and a bargain.
fer the opening of our contest until ens that desirable interest in legisla­ Mary A Tye to Frank O Isaac,
Only 5 blocks from the court house. Would
and w as a soul thrilling sight to those
100
acres
within
three
miles
o f town;
83 acres, t 6 s, r 8 w .............
300 who witnessed if. Headed by the hand
make nn ideal garden spot. W e want $2600 main road nnd only a mile from the city house, barn, etc., only $2500.
next October. W e will change the tion and in government iiolieUia w hich Jennie Cook to Frank (> Isaae, 83
limits of Dallas. Only 1 to miles to the court
anil $2000 of it down.
We have some especially fine offerings in
th.* pioneers and their friends then went
house
square
and
postoflice.
Tho
place
is
all
A number of 10-acre tracts at Bowersville.
first prize to a trip to Los Angeles direct taxation tends to develop.
acres, t 0 s, r 7 w .....................
10 to tho city park, where the exercises
large tracts «if British Columbia lands.
All
2 miles from town, on the railroad now in under cultivation with the exception of only easily accessible to navigation and within
process of construction to Salem.
These a few acres along the north end, whore the
7. That Protection, which is in ef­ F U McLench et ux to J C Zinner
were livid. A well trained chorus gave
next winter, instead of Beattie, nnd
reach
of
Vancouver.
Long
leases
and
at
fair
beautiful
La
Creole
river
runs
and
bounds
the
land for road wav
................
125 several fine selections, J. I>. Smith, the
tracts compose some of the best orchard
Tracings can be seen at this office.
the contest will be managed by Mr. fect a process of class-enrichment by II A \YToods et ux to 1 S and Ida
land that there is in the valley, and will same: affords a cool place for stock where prices.
A livin g producing home for sale— One of
secretary, read the minutes of the last
there are no flies to bother. This is an ideal
probably go o ff like hot cakes at the price—
L Shanks, 44.50 acres, t 8 s, r 0
the
most
beautiful living sites in Falls City,
Banta, of Kansas, who will come to legislative favor, is a festering source
now ranging from $90 to $110 an acre. The place and has an 8 or 9 room house, with
meeting, an invocation was offered by
The
w ...........................................
1800 Rev. X. S. Reeves, Dr. Emhree wel­
terms are one-third down and the balance at plenty of shade, a large barn and all the Oregon, is offered for sale at a bargain
make his home here about that time. of political corruption.
land
is
2
to acres in extent and is the best
necessary
outbuildings
that
go
with
an
up-to-
7 per cent. Come up and we w ill take you
Moses Manston et al to S B Tay­
comed the pioneers to Dallas, and the
date farm o f this kind. There are about 3 strawberry soil in the world. I t is already
out
and
show
ttyem
to
you.
W e believe this postponment will
8. That Protection,by engendering
lor, land in Dallas...................
1000 secretary read the annual roll call, ft
W e have a farm o f 134 acres, 65 acres in acres o f fam ily orchard, including prunes, planted in 40 English walnuts and some 60
cultivation. 50 acres in open pasture, and 15 apples, pears and cherries, also has about a apple trees, out four years. An adjoining acre
prove more satisfactory to all concern­ special over-production ilueto exces­ Kay and Orville Sevier to B M
was found that the fo| owing have gone
Almost new modern
and \ L Guy, land in t 7 s, r 5
acres in oak timber and grubs.
It is well dozen English walnut trees that are loaded nan be had for $750.
to the great b ’vond since the last meet­
ed, and result in more effective work, sive prnfitsnnd wide spread under-con-
watered with springs, hns a good 4-room with nuts at the present time. This farm Reg house of 9 rooms, with many conveniences,
w, and lota in Dallas..............
800 ing: F.iezar Kimball. William (¡rant,
as level as could be and has good drainage. good barn and outbuildings. The cash price
house,
milk
house
and
woodshed,
good
barn
—
--------- ♦ -------- —
coming at a time of year when all are | sumption due to excessive prices, con-
,ml chicken house.
There are 50 bearing This place is easily worth $125 an acre, situ­ is $2500, and it is a snap for the person who
Asbury Shultz, \V.
Brown, Elijah
fruit trees, and a nice variety o f small fruits. ated as it is in a country where the blizzards wants a fine location, sure to double In value,
not so busy with other things. Owing j tributes to producing those panics
Miller, Monroe Miller, John Crowley,
I f and whereon one can easily make a living.
It is 3 miles from Dallas and a railroad runs are unknown and delightful summers.
H ere’ s a snap— only $4200 w ill buy two
Andrew Siofartli and Mrs. lleorge Berry.
YY’e have a renter for a 20-acre hop through the place. For terms apply at this you are looking for something niee this place
to the extortionate charges permitted, 1 which cause so much human waste
Glenn I*. Holman then addressed the yard, and ho would not object to a few office. The price is $32 an acre and d ivi­ will suit you. Price $120 per acre. Terms fine residences right close in town. One ts a
large 9-room house and the other a 5 room
hr.lf
cash,
balance
time
to
suit.
there does not seem to lie much of a and misery.
sions
can
be
made.
In re estate of Sarah MrQuerry, de­ multitude in Ids usual masterly way, acres of farming land to go with the
Modern Improvements.
On three
132 acres, 5 miles out, at $5650, 50 acres cottage.
60 acres, well improved, within 4 miles of
ceased; inventory nnd nppraisment of and «poke touchingly of early pioneer same.
Dallas.
About 20 acres in cultivation, bal­ nf bottom land, a lot o f young orchard set lots with fruit, berries, ornamental trees and
flowers. Sold separate If desired.
real estate in Harney county filed anil life.
out. A good house and barn, plenty of tim
ance
good
pasture
or
orchard
land.
Easily
Onlv 2 % mile* west of McCov we have
60 acres o f well Improved land within four
The Misses llallie nnd Edna Morri­ a place of 328 acres, of which 200 acres cleared. Fine body o f oak and fir timber, b e r This is a god buy and a fine home.
approved.
W ell adapted for fruit or
No. 78— 75 acres, 3 miles from Dallas (the miles of Dallas.
son, Mrs. Metzger ami Mrs C. G. Goad is in cultivation, 75 acres slashed, 30 plenty to pay for the place. Fine spring of goat
poultry,
and with especially rich soil.
mohair
center
o
f
the
United
State«.)
water nb«*ve house that could be easily used
In reguariliannhip of minor helm of
sang n lieantifiil selection ami the hand acres of fine bottom land, and 10 acres to irrigate with. Buildings for incubator and Dallas holds a goat and poultry show every
$1800— Two large city lots in center of
Jqhn It Sin it li estate, a |>etUlon grant­
played Napanec. the Indian war march of fruit bearing orchard. There are six brooder. Good running water. Considerable year that is accepted by the leading ionrnala town, sewer connections nnd improvements.
ed for depd for right of way.
88 acres, 40 under cultivation, well wat­
adopted by the state veterans as their springs on the place, and a living stream fruit 75 walnut trees. Rural delivery, tele as a national show. Polk county took prizes ered,
good 7-room house, barn, straw and
phones, etc. Price only $2700, of which $500 at the St. Louis and Lew is and* Clark fairs
official piece of music, and a number of runs through it. There is an 8-roomed can
goat
«bed; 4000 cords oak timber; 65 bear-
for
the
hest
goats
and
also
for
mohair.
This
be arranged for.
*PPl® and pear trees, 600 voung prunes
them indulged iu a genuine Indian war- house, and a good barn, 80x60. It ia
Here Is a fine dairy ranch of 320 acres. 1 farm is a pleasant home, having 2 to acres of 1
apples; good fences: school house on
whoop to help out the music. A basket within one mile of a high school, and mile south of Bethel. It is about the same family orchard, consisting o f prunes, pears, |
place and four miles from Dallas, with
from a railroad. There are 150 acres cherries, apples and other fruits. 18 acres
Archie W. Karl ami Minnie Sommer. dinner was then held and they met the price asked ia $30 an acre. $2500 of distance
P ™ * $5840, one half
under plow, and nine good springs on the cleared and cultivated, j j t h 17 acres grubbed
balance at 6 per cent.
again to elect the following officers:
which can go on time, the balance to place. There are about 8,000 cords of wood hut not plowe«l, a good 3-room house and cash,
145 acres two miles from Dallas, all rolling
President, Hon. T. J. Ilavter, of Dal- be cash.
on the place. There are two barns, a wind­ large barn and goat shed. *>rice $2400. Can
red soil, good fences. 20 seres under cultiva­
mill. and plenty of fruit. The price asked is give terms.
j A. P. Courfer, of Falls City, hns been vice president. B. F. Smith, of Ia*wis-
YYre have 120 acres five miles from
18 acres bearing prunes. In 1 Vi miles of tion. $500 worth o f fir timber. 3 wells. 4
$35 an acre— surely a bargain, and it
made a notary.
ville; secretary-treasurer. Dr. T. V . B. j Dallas of the heat land in the valley only
springs. 1 acre of strawberries. 2 acres of
will be much more o f a one before another town; $2500.
acres of good fruit land close to Dallas cherries, apples, snd plums: 1 5 room house.
I James Wilson is visiting at Seattle Kmbreo, of ('alias. The members of I that we can sell for $100 an acre. There year rolls around. Considerable stock can be at 40
$ 2000 .
1 4 room house. 3 barns: to mile to scho«>l.
tin* new executive committee are T. J. are no improvements, but it is all in bought with this place, such as 35 head of
and Aberdeen.
Price $3600. half cash, bal­
No. 231— 10 acres right in town. 6-room free delivery.
good
dairy
cows
and
heifers,
four
brood
Hay ter. Cats Biggs, of Growler, and j cultivation ami crop, and one-third of mar«‘S. new cream separator, hogs, and many house and good barn ; 200 fruit trees, berries, ance at 6 per cent.
j Henry Fern left Wednesday for a Hon. S. T. Burch, of Rirkrenll. Mr». the crop goes in at this figure. This ¡9 other articles too numerous to mention.
W e have a 5 room house in Dallas for sale
etc. Here is a place which, with proper atten­
d<*
I business trip to Tuallatin and Portland, I D M. Metzger was appointed to have
are only asking $60 an acre for one tion. a fam ily can live and fnrm independent at only $800. This is a bargain, and
I one of the finest tunna in Folk county, of We
the finest bodies of land in the country, of outside employment or res«»urces. An idesj not expect to keep it rin tbe market very long
Kodol Insures good digestion by to special effort by "tonics" and
Solomon Lipnuin, senior member of full charge of the music at the next an­ ! apd the owner hat only lately decided close to Dallas, and on the line of two rail­ place for some man o f moderate means that
43 acres at $4300. A new 5 room' fcouie
A. N llaliock, lion. J. to dispose of it.
_____ _____________
r
wishea to take life easy for the balance of and barn good and large, a young *4-year old
absolutely
duplicating
Natures "stimulants" doesn't cure anything,
roads. Just read a description
o f the ,____
prop
tbe well known firm, died in Portland nual reunion
orchard of all kind* of fruit, new hen h*’>use
II. Hawley and B. F Smith, the com­
^ r\°? $2200.
normal process. In perfectly digest­ or accomplish any good. Neither
YY’o have a 110 acre timber claim jn erty. and see if we are not telling the truth ! **'■
last night.
about the matter: F ifty acrea o f this land is
N°. 196— 43.» acres, one half mile from just built, good well and spring: this little
mittee
appointed
on
prizes,
reeeommend­
ing all food taken Into tho stom­ does dieting. Indigestion and the
j the Hiletz baam for «tale. It haa not rich black bottom soil, the finest ground in \ Falls City. Chance for a large stock range, place is a dandy, and only 2 to miles of
M
any
Packard
has
gone
from
Falls
ed
tho
following
awards:
Oldest
pio­
ach.
serious ailments which It Induces
bean cruised, but ia covered with a fine the world for truck gardening, the balance be- I *9 ,,s I , * ce
been logged over but there is Dallas.
! City to work in tbe company's office in neer in |*Mnt of years. J, K. Elkins, of growth of fir and spruce.
room
cottage »■«
and
ing
bench
land,
s ••>-•««»
north •»•
sl«»pe.
and ad | "till • plenty
o f good wood —
l e f - t • ; ——--
lumber •
flume
While Kodol la doing this, the can be averted and corrected only
»■
<■ .....................
«»»net« m
nu, with
*•!«««
™
—
^ .. A
. desirable
.
. home—
— - New
- - - 5 —
— '-••**•»»
.
- f », - . ■• . «« . . i 1 - —------ Hi
, -r -- ? .
| Portland.
Independence, aged 87 years, oldest pio­
\\* »4 li iv e 205 acres o n e m ile north of "»irahlv
*«•*‘*<1 ... «« '*•
raising of any kind nf running thraugh the place that would carry »>•**. toilet lavatory, and electric lights. Fine
stomach ta retting— and becoming by natural means.
W i n a v e JU a i r t i «m e nine norm Of orrhsrd ftu ff
There is a house and hem the wood to Falls City where th«»rt» is a good »••»<*•
H mf painted green
Attached
neer
in
(mint
of
residence
in
Oregon,
strong and healthy. A strong and
Kodol supplies
this
natural
G. D. Robinson left yesterday for a
O ilk ( t r o v e t h a t IS U dandy buy.
II ere
other fair improvements on the place, all market for it. W e can give very liberal terms
$1290 the price. $300 down, termg
healthy
stomach
guarantees
a means
It performs the stomach's
visit with his daughter at Spokane anti Mrs. J. II Smith, of Monmouth, a pio- a r e 90 a cre s in c u lt iv a t io n a n d 40 in o a k under fence and in cultivation. Tnere are | on th*s place or would sell it in 40, R0 or 160 on balance Fine location. A ll improvement«
n<
er
of
1845;
oldest
pioneer
couple,
Hon.
gru
tis
,
t
h
e
tw
ilan
ce
liv
in
g
open
pasture,
two
living
springs
on
the
pise*.
s«d
It
ia
sn
•
*
*
*
_
!™
f
U
*
***•
Price
$20
r
*
n
*®r
sound and active brain.
work for It— Just as the stomach
I to take in the Seattle fair.
Pe* a c r e
A «nap
New 5 room cottage, hath, electric
an*l Mrs. J. II Hawley, pioneers of T I, xrxor.x in •» * rnd in .»ro ltn n l in « l t h » ' ideal on* to cm up into small fruit tracts. A
Tha n\an with a sound stomach should perform It— while the atom-
T h e r e a r e 10 a«. res in o n hard, anti
tht Tnan who c#n h , n4|t# gncH a proposition has I No. 9 »— 182 acre« all in cultivation except lights hot
and c«>ld water, c|.».e in. sewer
Rev. M. (». Bentley, of Nebraska, who 1844 ami 1847 respectively.
w h o le p la c e IS w e ll w a te r e d b y springs
rr,od money in sight.
! " few trees «round house, about 100 acres tn P«id for ^Jlf^you aeo thjs property you will
— a stomach that Is doing for the aeh takes a little rest, "for the
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I
has
been
attending
the
convention
of
The IinprovenienticonniPt of a.Vroome«l j Here sre s- nme outside properties for sale I crop, honse o f 9 room», large barn, also buy It. Terms. $1090. $230 down' aVy hind
body last what Nature Intended stomach's sake."
Baptists in Portland and visiting rcla-
Mr. and Mrs, H. P. Shrivor lt»fl tolfi? bo«a«, two burins, «ml tlii» othor buiM* •■ ****¡¡¡¡*¡¡1 The La Porte rooming house of i granary and hen house. 69 acres o f bottom, o f terms on the balance.
1« to do— Is the man who Is always
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. 3 a moms at the corner of 3rd and Yamhill. »H the place ts black loam eoli, fam llv or-
New 5-room cottage dose in.
Fine loe«-
1 tives at Falls City, was a visitor at this for a saver*! day a visit with tbeir daugli*
prepared for any emergency. He
înjre neoe*i*ary
n e c e m ir y for
fo r farm life.
lift». T
Thi«
h is place
p la tt» PortUnd*
rtlnnri. H
at t » « rent —
of __________
$93. on a 2 #___
year _____
lease i -bard.
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M 60 H young
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I (hem-y trees, to n»i!e of tion. $1060 i f the price; only $250 down,
Ort to r o a r «IruK g Int
1 « n«l get a
' office this morning. He is seriously t»‘r. Mm. R. D. Jrnnings, at Jnnct«on inkr*
any
kind
o
f
terms
on
the
balance.
il»
ouïr
one
m
ile
frotn
p
o
t
to
ffic
e
«nd
at
$290Ô.
Pour
ho«eea
ard
l«»ts
st
Monta
station.
g«»od
ternis
on
thla.
is "there with tho goods '
l » r b ottle. T h e a »lt«* r ï o u fiere
h tv i A
u i**e
•*e«|
«i th e
thinking of buying a place and making C it T .
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15 scree within two miles o f town, unim
ta n ts o
h« b
o ttle „ I f
cm
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.MO
! pchnni. Tilt» prie? ¡9
an acre.
ville et . Moo
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l « 1 „ Î , Î __ . J ! î J T^ V ÎJ !2 Î!«ï,0S L 5 ’ ®f which 4 acrea
The man with n tick stomach Is e n tir e ----- con ---------
A house in Portland at 52 4 East 79th ere eet to 2 year old tree«, 1 acre of small proved, but the finest o f orchard Und
Now
this his home.
eey, that It h u n ot done you ai»J
a man atek all over
When the honestly
<«. N. Ih fr rin ft 'n an«l wife took their
W i t h i n o i r e m i l « **f
Gromiwnl
w .tu«, I fr.it. » t s o o t . k . . <kt..
f i yonng
f f i trees ______
in oats, w iih a few
set out _ this
ood, . retu
teturtt
rn th
tue
e b
nume
o ttle ut
to th
1110
e d
ut r u iiffffiM
g g is t ent
«no
nj
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No. 44 — 132 acres. 34 acres cultivation. 16; spring. W e can get you this snap /or $125
stomach ta Irritated by undigested
e w ui
tii refu
reinad
n d jour
y o u r money
m on ey without
w ith o u t a«*«-
one
Dalla* certami? made good all her departure today for their future home h a v e fo r f a le 1*> * a c re *. «•» in c u lt iv a t io n , I ^ h * at $500. and 2SOO shares o f Goldfield
| pre-celebration uro,ni?e* and twisted in Portland, where he will have charge 10 :\rr?* « la t h e d , a n d t h e B a la n ce ill o a k stoek for the same money. Ten. 20. 30. OT , seres pss*nre. balance timber, old house. 1 ! «n acre. Just the niece for a desirable home
food, the blood and heart are di­ tlo n oe d e la y . W e w ill th en p a y th e drui
u t fo r
bolt tot Ib 'n 't' hesitate. %fl
rn lw
T h is 1)6« a ft-ro o m h o u s e a r o o d 40 acre tract« of Hood River lend for f i o o an good hern end 1 old one. 2 sere orchard.
10O acres for only $2500
This place has
i the English lion’s tail in fine style. Kv- of the w holesale drug holts?, in which w
rectly affected. Then dullness, un­ n ig K U m know th a t o n r gu n ran t«** I n irood.
tfrtll)«.
i m « 116« a n r.wim n o il«
?
,
%rrp
For|y ueTrt
„ mth of Mo%ipr 4 springs. $40 per acre for this
s good hnu«e and barn, «nd running water
j erybodv and their relation was there *ie and R. K. William** are associated b a rn , an«! H o n e m ile fr o m a cn o o l a n «l jor g 4 ,-vp rarTving a mortgage of $1500. dne , No 29— A good farm o f 147 acres, at $35 that can be utilised to irrigate the lower parta
natural sleepiness, alck-headachea. T h in o ffe r a p p ll» a to the la r g e b o ttle o n ly
an
d
to
bat
on
e
in
a
fa
m
ily
.
Th
a
la
r
g
e
b
ot­
It would make a fine garden
Trains were run out this way at various together, aiui for which the building is noe •t 'ffit*?. T h e r e i f p le n t v o f fr u it f« ir „ lh „ n te o f V o o a Tear rifteen acre« in i per acre. 115 acre« in cultivation, a good 6 if «0 desired
vertigo and fainting spells, and t le c o n ta in s gy* tim es a s m uch a s th e fifty
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■ timet «luring tne dav and utvbt to ac- now being erected. Tracy Savery will tamil
«von serious brain trou'iie develop. ce n t bottle.
.
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omodate
the
people
here
and
along
Kodol will prevent these.
look after Mr. Cherrington*s in U rafii mcnt9 p> With the I lace. 1 ric? $4< an ^
M
y r# ^|%ry J p re«tou t and a good buy
the balance in one, two or three years. Thera
Kodol la prepared at the labora­
the line.— Falls City News
acit*. a n d terms w ill b? Riven to fU » t .
j w rtVi\& like to exchange Portland property for ^ No. 24$— 5 acre«, 1 mile from Dallas Col- ^ is lots of timber on th« plaee.
here.
Apnrrlng the stomach and brain tories of E. C. LtoYViU * Co., Chicago.
9.
That protection, by conferring
A y e r ’s H a i r V i g o r
HEAD TO FOOT
For Six Months his Suffering was
Beyond Words— One Mass of Irri­
tation and Itching was Dreadful —
Slept Only from Sheer Exhaustion
— Almost Out of His Mind— After
24 Hours' Use o f Cuticura Slept
Like an Infant and Then was
D o e s n o t C o l o r th e H air
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
CURED IN ONE MONTH
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
T H U R SD A Y , JU LY, 8, 1909
i
’PHONES:
COMMENCE BORING SOON.
The W hiteakerO il W ell Soon to be
Commenced Developement.
PIONEERS ASSEMBLE.
PO R TLAN D HOTEL A R R IV A L S .
They Meet in Dallas for their
Twenty-First Annual Reunion.
R E AL ESTATE TRASNFERS.
A Few of Our
Land
Bargains
Itemizer Realty Concern, j
PRO BATE COURT.
The Value of Good
Digestion
Is easy to figure if you know what your stomach
it worth. Kodol keeps the stomach at par value,
by insuring good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.
Our Guarantee
C
J
Marriage Licenses.
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