Polk County itemizer., July 22, 1909, Image 2

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A y e r ’s
In p r r d íp n t s ;
H U g r c U I t n iS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Vigor
W K Allin <-l uq to K 11 Hogers,
40 acres in t Us, i 4 w
M W Wilkins et ux to K N Hall
and Chas Haves, lot in Dallas
C C Scroggin toC LScroggin, 52}»
acres in t Ö 8, r 6 w ..................
T 1* Jack by administratrix, to J
H Moran, 137 acres in t Hs, r 5 w
Ella Schneider and Sarah Jack to
J H Moran, 137 acres in t 8 s, r
Sulohur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodium Chlorid.
Capsicum. Suge. Alcohol. Waler. Perfume.
Anything injurious here?
Anything of merit here?
W ill it stop falling hair?
W ill it destroy dandruff?
Ask
Ask
Ask
Ask
your
your
your
your
doctor.
doctor.
doctor.
doctor.
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D o e s n o t C o l o r th e H a i r
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THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZES?
Admitted to the lecond c lo u o f m e li m etter.
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T H U R S D A Y , JULY, 22, 1909
V. P. K IS K E .
ltem iicr.one year in advance. ..........................
With Weekly Oregoniun or Semi-weekly Journal.
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With Oregon Woodman..................
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’PHONES: B^HRÓ-h¡¿nc.,m
his determination to so end life’s wor­
ries was discovered i l time to frustrate
the endeavor, lie imbibed a p ltn tyof
the drug to put an eternal aibosh on bis
stay on this earth, but an antidote
promptly given by the nurse destroyed
his chances, for the time being at least.
It seems that Mr. Gosh sometime ago
suffered a fracture of one of his legs at
a Falls City mill, and that it wVs
imperfectly set there, so that he was
coining out of the accident with one of
his legs some two inches shorter than
the other. The spoiling of liis capabili­
ties by this disfigurement caused fiim to
glow dispondent, and ho took this
means of ending the whole thing, per-
fering to be dead than a cripple for file.
t i no
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A I ij ^ i Regitience,1401
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Patronize One Another for the Upbuildina of Toten and County.
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Waters Bros, Investment Co to A
Huckest ein, lots in West Salem
Waters Bros Investment Co to A
Huckestein, lot in West Salem
Waters Bros investment Co to R
A Kirk, lots in West Salem
W C Seachest et al to Lorenzo
I»u gh , 34 acres in t 6 s, r 5 w
Harriet Scndder to C A and K M
Deck, land in Independence....
A manda C McLeach and lid to
Waters Bros Investment Co,
lots in West S a le m ................
W O Bowman to Lizzie Bowman,
110 acres in t 9 s, r 5 w ...........
E D Kessler to J S and L K Burk-
hard, % lot in Monmouth..
Nancy J Frink to Harriett K
Smith, part lot 3, block 14 in
D allas.......................... ...........
Edward B Perrin et ux to Chas
Spaulding Logging Co, 320 acres
in t 9 s, r 7 w ...........................
Edward B Perrin et ux to Chas
Spaulding Logging Co 100 acres
in t 9 s, r 7 w ............................
J M Crowley et ux to Robert
Stephenson, land in t 8 s, r 4
and 5 w ....................................
Mary A Chapman to ( ’has K
Spaulding Logging Co, right of
way..........................................
George S Geis to Lizzie J Shipp,
lot in Independence................
Henry LaFrance et ux to II <i
Campbell, 18.50 acres in t 8 s,
r o w .........................................
J U Vanürsdel et ux to Nellie Bil­
lings. 12.57 acres in t 8 s, r 5 w.
J (1 VanOrsdel et ux to George
W Johnson, 47.57 acres in t 8 s,
r 5 w ........................................
Disposition of Normals.
The school at Drain has been turned
oyer to the Drain public school district
and will probably be used as a high
school at that place. The normal school
at Ashland lias been placed in the hands
of W. M. Mclntire. who will act as care­
taker. At Monmouth the one-half of trie
school that has been used as the train­
ing department has teen leased to the
public school board of that place, and
I N. Kemp, cashier of the Farmers
Bank of Weston will be the caretaker of
the buildings there.
h few oí Our
Land
The notion of a protective tariff hap makes it imperative that a man must,
virtuallv reached t h e stage of endeavor /or the good af the whole, surrender
800
to stop the importation of any article or rertaio prim itive rights which in a
commodity that anyone produces, or : barbarous state were his. He
800
thinks he can produce in our country. foa instance, wear clothing, lie must
This, of course, creates monopolies at re8|a*ct his neighbor’s right; that is,
1
home, and if the commodities are arti­ he must subject himself to the laws
cles of very general use. it leads to the
which society has established for its
formation of trusts, which “ hold up" a.I
pro ba te court
own protection, and when lie believes
the consumers of the United States for
a
law
is
wrong,
still
be
must
obey
it
high prices.—Oregonian.
Estate of James W. Allen, deceased
1 until it can be repealed or amended in — report of sale of real estate set for
hearing
July 31, at 10 a. in.
Editors, worthy the name in the U“ prescribed way. The very great-
Estate of Sarah Mfiler, deceased—re­
corn.try, have discovered that there is '
^
of
** th» ‘ " er
port of sale of real estate set for hearing
.
,
,
.
.......
i»le were strong enough while yet half August 2. at 10 a. in.
a great undercurrent of average
b
J
Soffi throughout the world
Depot»*: I.cHdon, 27,
Estate of Nancy Harris, deceased— | nharterhoiise
thought in every community, Occa- ' savages, to subdue themselves, to
S.i . Paris. 5. huo do la I’aix; Austra­
frame and enforce a code which hearing of petition and objections there-! lia. It Towns A C<>. Sydne* ; India. P. K . Paul,
casionally it becomes deflected into
Cai
urta;
(Tina.
IP.in'
K<»r
:
Dru» Co.: Junan,
to set for hearing July 27 at 10 a. in.
i. Ltd.. Tokio- Ku-sit. lirrein. M e * ’» :
wrong channels through some tempo­
Estate of John C. White, deceased-■
— j Pot ti -1 Drug «fe « ‘hum. Curp.. Sedo Props., Boston.
BurP-ist Free, Cuticura Booklet on the Hkin
rary contagcous excitement but as a |which, while permitting every man to final discharge entered.
rule is sound and discriminating in do anything he pleased, so long as he
judgment and governed by the e.tah- did not trench upon the rigl.is of h.s
all National Guard organizations shall
V. E. Johnson and Nettie Rcddekop.
lished principles of ethic, and equity. Wlow-meu, at the same t,me bound
be completed before January 21, 1910,
,
,,
r. ( t llwi him to obey the laws he himself had
is giving the general staff of the Oregon
I t moves on beneath the froth and
J
National Guard no little concern.
t foam of c momentary
*
him if
excitements „.„i
and helped
1 to create, ’ and punished
1
The Fourth regiment. O. N. G., as
J. W. Mever et al to S. S. Steiner.
t
,
j ;
he violated th em — Goodwin s \\ eeklv.
now organized, consists of two battal­
it is the only safe and ondunng cur-
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ions
of four companies each, and under
rents to proceed with in piloting a
the law to go into effect next January
newspaper. The people want to see
one or both of these battalions must be
U. S. to E. 11. Fervili.
disbanded or transferred into coast ar­
justice done. They want the truth
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tillery reserve companies. It is possi­
as nearly as it may be e- pn es
ble to disband or transfer one of these
battalions, and maintain the other as a
ed in order to make up their own
separate batallion, since the law govern­
minds, tnd when they read anything
ing the regular army recognizes a sep­
in their newspapers they want to feel
arate
battallion as a completed organi­
I The city council met in regular ses-
that the paper has tried to give them
Some 20 lady members of the Eastern zation, and not as a part of a regiment.
' sion last Monday evening, with all the
But two battalions designated as a regi­
a fair summary of the fact. In this ! officials present except Councilman Star lodge of this city went to Falls City me nt is considered by the secretary of
respect there has been a great dnuige j Meyers.
yesterday morning on a special invita­ war to be an incomplete organization,
in the last half century, and more
Elbe, as chairman of the street com­ tion from Mrs. John Moyer to come up and therefore will not be allowed to re­
main a part of the National Guard after
particularly in the last two decades. mittee, made a long report regarding and spend the day with her. The la­ January 21, 1910, says the Portland
dies,
many
of
them,
who
have
never
I
the
matter
of
who
was
to
put
in
the
ce-
Journal
Previous to that time newspaper par­
As company H. is in the fourth regi­
tisanship was hide-bound, furiously ! ment sidewalls for the race along the seen the beauties of the high mountains
and vindictively one-sided; superla­ 1 Crider property on Main street, so at Black Rock or any of the logging op­ ment, and it is not likely that i*he regi­
i that a cement walk could be construct- erations, went up there on the morning ment can be filled up, next year will
tive in its general laudation of every­ I ed thereon. He reported that all at­
train, and took in the sights until the probably see our boys in the coast de­
thing done by one side and dcminci- tempts to arbitrate the matter with the
owners of the water power had been fu­ train came back to Falls City. They fense section of the state militia.
catory of every act and principle of
tile, and that the whole thing stood hist then went to the home of Mrs. Moyer,
the opposition. Newspapers were so the same as it did two weeks bcxcre up on the hill by the school house, and
because the people were so. One has when the street committee had been by the way one of the most beautiful lo­
delegated to look into the fixing of it.
but to read the accounts of the polit­ An hour and a half was then taken up cations our sister city affords, and spent
ical campaigns from the beginning of in the discussion of the same old thing the time until the evening train left en­
the government lip to recent years to —who was to put in trie sidewalls, the joying tho hospitality of the sister at
city or the owners, and it was then re­
discover what a change has come ov­ ferred to the mayor and city attorney to her beautiful abode. The day was most
inquire more fully in regard to the read­ pleasantly whiled away in conversation,
er the current of public sentiment.
Tuesday an exchange of properties
ing of certain ordinances.
and taking life easy among the conge­
A resolution was introduced and pass­ nial surroundings. The event of the was effected by which Percy Hibbard
President Taft the other day, at a ed employing Walter L. Tooze ns city
becomes a two-thirds owner in the
day was a dinner that the hostess had Main street butcher shop, and Joe
Conneticut town, made a speech on attorney, and fixing his compensation
for drafting ordinances, attending meet­ prepared in her visitors’ honor, and Stowe retires. Mr. Stowe balanced Ills
“ The Growth of Freedom.” That is ings and advising the city on points
they all unite in saying that it was sim­
a broad subject. By nature, man in that may arise at a monthly salary of ply immense. Everything that tongue interest in the market and his town
a savage state believes in freedom, $20, his salary as prosecutor before the or palate could possibly desire was spread property against a stock ranch owned
police court to be an outside .matter, as
by Mr. Hibbard in the Peedee country.
save when tribal customs lim it him is that in the event of the city being en­ before them on the tables that fairly
Mr. Hibbard lias already assumed
in a small way. But that is not the gaged in auv law suit.
groaned with the amount of good things
An ordin.ince providing for the is­ displayed upon it, and the ladies did full charge of the market, and it will now
freedom enlightened men desire. It suance of street improvement bonds to
be run by Hibbard
Holman, the lat­
is but license, and does not restrict the amount of $5342 was read first time. justice to everything, their morning’s ter being at the coast for the summer
An
ordinance
regulating
the
speed
of
ride
and
tramp
having
given
them
an
his desires in the least. He does not
in search of better health, liis interests
autos and other vehicles of like nature
hesitate at all to kill an enemy, nor on the streets at 10 miles an hour was appetite that was able to thoroughly being looked out for here by Mr. Beamish.
their hostess’ cooking. Mr. Stowe will take possession of his
to impose shameful wrongs and bur­ read second time and passed as was one compliment
Those present were: Mrs. G. L. Haw­ ranch in the fall and intends to enter
dens Upon his own family. In t h is preparing for the repair of macadam
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.... . necessary to kins, Mrs. R. L. Chapman, Mrs. E. W.
streets
when ..
it becomes
into the stock raising business quit« ex­
country several thousand men land tear them up.
Fuller. Mrs. W. V. Fuller, Mrs. I>. M tensively. While old patrons of the
in tries wl
8 moved that a warrant for $700
lie drawn on the sewer fund to pay off Metzger, Mrs. J. H. Hollister, Mrs. Ar­ market will miss Mr. Stowe’s genial
have no enlightened idea of real free* the contractors Venske A Taylor, and thur Phelps, Mrs. M. E. Spahr, Mrs. B.
countenance from the market for a
dom as is seen in the way they carry the same was ordered.
E. Nevel, Mrs. J. L. Cattle, Mrs. (). E.
The city engineer reported the cost of Williams, Mrs. J.C. Uglow, Mrs. C. E. time, yet they may rest assured that it
out the feuds of the old world on this
will continue to be conducted in the
the Washington street macadam work,
•oil. They do not understand in its between Church and Main, to be $1302.- Barnes, Mrs. E. N. Hall, Mrs. H. G. high class manner it always has been
highest sense, neither do many native 95. This is for the actual construction Campbell, Mrs. Mark Hay ter, Mrs. C by bis successor.
America ns. u h.i t enlightened freedom alone, and does not include the other W. Macaulay, Miss Flora McCallon,
costs, such as advertising, fees, and the
really means The peace of society I other expenses that enter into the work. Miss Rota Campbell, Mrs, Anna Coad.
.
Regard Cuiicura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment
as unrivaled for Preserv­
ing Purifying and Beau­
tifying the Skin, Scalp,
Hail and Hands, for Sana­
tive, Antiseptic Cleansing
and for the Nursery.
Marriage Licenses.
Hop Contracts
Patents.
COUNCIL MEETING.
ENJOYED A PICNIC.
Speed Limit Ordinance Now a Law,
Also One for Repair of Macadam Eastern Star Members Enjoy Hos­
pitality of Mrs. Moyer.
CHANGES HANDS.
Joe Stowe Sells his Interest in Mar­
ket to Percy Hibbard.
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia
If you can help it. Kodol prevents D yspepsia, by
effectually helping N ature to R elieve Indigestion.
But don’t trifle w ith Indigestion.
A great many people who have
trifled with Indigestion, havo been
sorry for It—when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure It.
I'ae Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone Is subject to Indlges
tion. Stomach derangement follows
stomach abuse. Just as naturally
and Just as surely as a Bound and
healthy stomach results upon tho
takln;, of Kodol.
W ien you experience sourness
o f stomach, belching of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit of the
stomach, heart burn (nvcalled).
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling—you need K<v
dot And then the quicker you take
Kodol—the better. Eat what yon
want, let Kodol dlgest.1t.
Ordinary pepsin "dyspepsia tab­
let«." physics, etc., are not likely
to be of much benefit to you. In
. digestive allmenu. Pepsin Is only
a partial digester— and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol Is a perfect digester. If
you could see Kodol digesting every
particle of food, of all kinds. In the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this just as weli
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure a sick stomach— but In order
to he cured, the stomach must rest
That Is what Kodol does— rest* the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. Just as simple as A, 1), C.
O u r G u aran tee
<3o to your druggist today And get % dol­
la r bottle. Then A fte r row h a ve u w 2 th «
entire c o n te n t* of the bottle If you can
)tof,catly any, that It H im » not don« you Any
pood, return the b olt)« to the drugglat and
he will refund your money without ques­
tion nr delAy. We w ill then pay the drug-
irtat for the bottle.
Don’t haaitaU, all
druggist« know that our guarantee la goosj,
Thl* o ffer applte* to the taiye bottle only
and to but on« In a faulty The large hot.
tie eontaln* 2% time« aa inuch aa the tilt/
cent bottle.
^
Kodol Is prepared at the labor*-
tori«* of K. C. D* W ill * Co, Chicago.
TRIES MORPHINE ROUTE.
CONCERNS CO H.
Patient at Dallas Hospital Tires of
Life and Tries to End it.
Our Dallas Company will Probably
be Made Artillery.
Last evening a patient at the Dallas
hospital endeavored to shuffle .off this
How to comply with tho act of con­
gress of January 21, 1903, requiring that mortal coil by the morphine route, but
STILL MORE READING MATTER.
All Paid in Advance Subscribers Will Now Get the Pacific Monthly
With the Itemizer.
In order to fully keep uj> the I t e m iz e r ’ s thoroughly established
reputation as the largest and best newspaper published in Polk
county we have concluded arrangements by which each paid in
advance subscriber to this paper will receive each month during
the year a copy o f the Pacific Monthly, the well known coast
magazine, than which there is no better published.
The Pacific
Monthly owns and operates its own plant in Portland, one o f the
finest on the coast, and turns out a magazine that is not excelled
anywhere, either fo r typographical excellence or reading matter
contained therein.
It is sold at 15 cents a copy, and is worth the
price, much more so than many magazines offered.
By this ar­
rangement we are in reality givin g our subscribers ?3.0O worth o f
reading matter for the price o f one, but would prefer to do this
rather than enlarge the size o f the I t e m i z e r or reduce the price.
Bargains
Itemizer Realty Concern.
lego, sidewalk to town, 10 room house and a
stuff.
There is n house and barn
ly direction from Dallas, and there are orchard
and other fuir improvement» on the place, nil good barn, two wells and pumps at the barn
about 70 acres in cultivation. There under fence and in cultivation. There are and one at house; 2 Vs acres o f orchard that
are two good barns, numerous extra two living springs on the place, and it is hi » pays from $80 to $150 without attention,
besides all the fruit that owners can use.
good out buildings, and a 9-room house ¡«leal one to cut up into small fruit tracts. A The
orchard consists o f prunes, pears, apples,
»nan who can handle such a proposition has
with a stone basement. There are good money in sight.
plums and cherries; balance garden and
three acres in orchard, one acie in cher­
Here are some outside properties for sale meadow. A beautiful home, giving the quiet
ries and apples, and the other two in | or exchange: The I.a Porte rooming house of easy life of a farm and tho advantages of a
Price $3500, terms $1500 *cas!i, bal­
rooms at the corner of 3rd and Yamhill, city.
Italian prunes. There are numerous 1 :i.‘>
Portland, at a rent of $95, on a 2-year lease ance time to suit.
springs, and a million and a half feet of ;it $2800. Four houses and lots at Montu-
240 acres 1% miles north o f .Monmouth
good saw timber, besides about twenty villa at $800 each, with $200 mortgage on and 2 miles northwest of Independence. All
level land and composed o f rich black soil,
acres of grub oak. This is an unusual each. A house in Portland at 524 East 79th capable
of growing anything desired; 200
Three mining claims at Wallace,
bargain, and if you are looking for such, street.
Idaho, at $500, and 2500 shares of Goldfield acres are now in crops »if grain, clover, hay,
H alf n dozen acres of ash wood on
now is the time to snap it up.
i stork for the same money. Ten, 20, BO, or etc.
lo acre tracts of Hood R iver hind for $100 an place, and a crock run» through it. There is
We have 240 acres at the head of tlie ; acre.
Forty acres 3 % miles south o f Hosier u good house and barns, and a windmill and
McTimmonds valley that we are au­ for $400, carrying a mortgage o f $1500, due tank. The whole place is well tiled. There
thorized to let go of at $3200, It is bl­ i at tne rate o f $$00 a year. Fifteen acres in I is a small orchard, but very prolific. The
asked is $65 hm acre, and bare land ad­
eated 1-2 mile from Ronco’s saw mill, the Maywood colony tract in California for trice
jo in in g has lately been sold for the saint»
Tw en ty acres 3 miles south of Reed-
and is a part of the old Buford Bush | j $750.
ville at $175 an acre. Mrs. Mary J. Preston price. One-third o f the crop goes if sold be-
place. It is 16 miles from Dallas, and j would like to exchange Portland property for fore harvest. VYould sell half at $65 au acre.
Terms, half cash, Laiunce at 6 per cent.
lias an old house and barn thereon. u good hotel or restaurant location.
15 acres. $3500; 5-room house with bath,
W e have just booked 1000 acres within
Eighty acres of it are under fence, and ! three
miles of 1 »alias, which can now be se now barn, 4 acres o f strawberries, 2 acres in
there are some 40 acres of tillable land. i cured at a bargain. Borne o f it is cleared, but raspberries and walnuts, balunce in hay: 1%
It is an ideal stock ranch, and a bar­ j the major portion is covered with oak and miles from court house. Only $3500, $2500
balance at 0 per cent.
gain at the price asked. Half cash, at fir wood. There is lots of outrnuge adjoining down,
New house, 4 rooms, and burn, in North
it, and it would make an ideal stock ranch,
least is required, and the balance can I that
could be cleared and worked up into or­ Dallas for $600.
be arranged for.
145 acres at $30 an acre; 12 acres are in
chard lands as convenience dictated.
In a
we can make you an extra good price on wheat, 20 in oats, 10 in summer fullow, and
W e have for exchange: Five lots lump
it, or it w ill be cut up in sizes to suit the the balance in open pasture and oak timber.
with new 10 room house in St. Johns purchaser.
One $800 barn and another good barn, but.
rifcht adjoining the big Holbrook school
No. 16— 4 acres right in town, and every­ the bouse is old. Good thrifty young orchard,
well at the house and n running stream in
house for $5700, or the two lots with thing goes, ro all a purchaser has to do is to pasture,
close to siding on railroad.
house for $3900, and keep the three lots buy and move in and go to cooking. A neat
45 acres at $1800, 30 in crop, nnd all the
little house, fair sized barn, some hay, 1
at a consideration of $1800. Will take horse, 2 cows, both givin g milk. 1 hog, 40 crop goes at this price if taken soon. Good
some good small place and pay tlie dif­ hens, buggy and harness, 2 cordr of wood, barn and outbuildings, but house not very
This is a crackerjack o f a little place,
ference or give terms on the balance at nlso household goods, orchard and small fruit, good.
well watered with a dandy spring back o f
fi per cent for five years, one way or the oats and clover. Price $2500.
the house.
The place is fitted up a« a
No.
26—
140
acres
nt
$3350,
50
acres
cul­
poultry ranch.
There is plenty of hearing
other.
tivated, 90 acres of oak and fir timber, 6- orchard fo r fam ily use and n soveri
several acres of
Nearly an acre in the town of Dallas room house, barn 30x48 feet, 2 springs, ranch young apple trees. 'Phis place is close to
all
fenced,
a
lot
of
good
timber,
one
mile
of
for sale at a bargain—$1200. It bus a 7-
school and only four miles from Dallas. Five
school. Two-thirds cash, time on balance. high-grade Jersey cows, 3 horses, wagon, har­
room house and other improvements, good
W ill take one-third in Portland property.
ness, and all go in at $2000 on easy terms.
with a quantity of small fruits and or­
No. 21— 90 acres within 2 miles of this city,
184 acres at $75 an acre. This is all good
namental trees. We want $900 down, 30 acres in cultivation, 80 acres chopped off, black soil and clover land; 20 acres of bear­
and there is a mortgage of $300, that easily cleared, 30 acres of tall second growth ing fruit, 12 of apples, and 3 o f prunes. Is
fir timber, a running stream of water all fitted up us a dairy ranch with the best of
lias two years yet to run.
year, cheap house, good little barn, a few cow barns, horse barns, and cooling rooms
Thirty-eight acres on the Salem, Falls frr.it trees, cheap at $40 per acre: good terms. and separator. The location is fine, being
No. 25— The best o f all fruit land is here, only % mile to good little town and railroad.
City ami Western railroad, two miles
acres, 260 acres in cultivation, the bal­ Can give terms and plenty of time.
from Dallas. No improvements, except 858
ance good second growth oak, where wood is
25 acres 2 miles from Dallas, 3 acres in
«good fences. Five acres are already for worth money, a fa ir G room house and 2 large briar brush, easily cleared, balance in oak
the plow. There are probably 300 cords barns, several other cheap buildings, 4 good grub stumps. W ire fence on two side», 20
on ranch, one of which can be piped foot well. 1500 brick and 1500 feet of shiplap
of wood on the place. It will make the springs
to house and barn, land lays quite rolling, but go with the place, and there is »it least 50
best of orchard land when cleared. We is absolutely the land for fruit or walnuts, cords
o f ouk timber. Terms all cash, $30 au
July want $1500 for this place, and will 1 % miles to school and church. Salem only acre.
68% acres within one mile o f town, unim­
take $500 down and the balance on 10 miles, 11 miles to Dallas, 3 miles to
McCoy, Crowley station close by. This can proved, hut the best orchard land in the
terms to suit.
be sold on the best o f terms at 6 per cent county and lies well for producing fruit.
We have 51 acres 5 miles from town interest at only $40 per acre.
Lot8 of big oak timber on it. W ill cut 10, 20
No. 51— 278 acres, 125 cultivation, 80 or 40 acres. On county road. Good spring.
on the Salt Creek road that has become acres
of oak timber, balance slashed off, place Only $60 an acre. Gives terms, on anything
renowned as a model farm, with every­ all fenced, the house is an old one, but the over
20 acres.
thing made as convenient as it is pos­ barn and out-buildings are good. $50 per
W e have a 50x160 business lot on Ivanhoe
sible to do so. It is an ideal site for a t -re, one-half cash, the balance at 7 per cent. street in St. Johns that the owner is just now
No. 12— 6 fine acres in town, at $1250, on ready to let go of for $2000, either for cash
home and you make the money right good
terms, one acre of which is in bearing or will trade for some property around Dallas.
from the moment of taking possession. orchard.
Also a 6-room house and lot in the same town
No. 28— 20 acres near Independence, a that is bringing in a rental of $10 a month
There is a new orchard of 1000 prune
house o f 7 rooms, small barn, young or­ and will he sold for $1000 on the same terms
trees, 2 acres ol 4-year old walnuts, with good
chard and small fruit, 1 acre of timber. Price as the above. Here is a chance to make an
small fruits between, besides all kinds $ 2 2 0 0 .
investment where quick returns can be ex ­
of bearing trees. There are 17 acres o;
No. 31— 162 acres, 130 in cultivation, 2 or pected in the near future. Property is bound
acres in orchard, mostly apples, 1% miles to increase in value there, no question about
bottom land and 15 acres in cultivation.
to a good little town and 4 passenger trains it nt all.
Lots of pasture and enough wood for ach way per day. county road
(tad runs throw the
not forget our 10-acre tracts just out
family use. The house is new and large farm. This is a cheap farm at $<#0 per acre, of Do
town, now three years planted to walnuts,
with water piped to it, and the outbuild­ all that is asked is $50 or $8100 on reason­ pears and prunes, that win come into bearing
terms.
in 1911. Until this time th e y 'w ill be culti­
ings and garden. Large new barn and able
$700— »-*> acre in Dallas, house, shed.
vated for you. This is the best investment
good wire fences. Some stock and im ­
120 acres o f fine fruit land, all under cul­ in orchard lands that you can find in the
plements can go with the place, also the tivation. lying on road from Dallas to Perry- valley. Terms half down, and reasonable
dale.
W
ill
sell
in
tracts
of
10,
20
cr
40
crop, if sold at once. Only $5000 want­
time on the balance.
You can not make a
nt $75 an acre.
better buy than this at $200 an acre now.
ed for it, but the owners want the cash. acres
For only $3000— A 9-room hard finished
w
?
One half interest in livery barn, con­
sisting of 14 horses, 5 buggies, 3 carriages,
2 hacks, one wagon, harness, etc.
Building rents for $30. W ife’s health
poor, must change climate, reason for
selling. $1800.
One acre in city limits with good
house and good henhouse and yard for
same. Only $1,000 for this.
11 % acres with good house and log
barn, a nice young orchard, and a
good little home for $1,000. Good terms.
28 acres 1 \2 miles of the the city
limits right on the river bottom, and
all in cultivation except about two acres
along the river, where there is some
timber; such as cherries, peaches, ap­
for by 1911, when you take the land, it w ill
ples and quinces, and lots of small
in Dallas, only one block from business be worth all of $800 an acre. »Seize an op­
We have for sale or trade for property house
section.
This place w ill only be on the portunity when presented to you. Old man
fruits of different varieties. A house of
in
this
vicinity
a
120
acre
dairy
ranch
at
marke*
for
a
few
weeks.
Opportunity now knocks at your door.
Arc
nine rooms, two barns, three hen hous­
No. to —134% acres at $30 per acre, w ith ­
es and a large wood house. Price of Sand Lake in Tillamook comity. Ten in 3 miles o f Dallas, 55 acres in cultivation, you wise or w ill you let this chance to make
good money go by ?
acres of it are cleared, and six have
this $3550, on good terms.
20 acres bottom, the balance fine fruit land,
222 acres of fine farming land for sale.
been plowed, l here are about 800 000
of 4 rooms, barn 16x32 feet, with shed Has a good spring, a small orchard, 26 acres
45 acres 4 miles southwest of Dallas. feet of good saw7 timber on the place, house
on each side, granary, hen house, small or­
good clover, good fencing and sufficient
Here is a dandy little place, fitted up as and a saw mill, of which this bargain chard in bearing, 2 living springs, 500 cords of
wood for farm use. W ill sell altogether or
a chicken ranch. There is two acres of contains a 2-3 interest. The mill is run of oak wood not cut, one-half net cash, the divide up to suit. A most desirable location,
balance
to
suit,
at
7
per
cent
interest.
between Dallas nnd Perrydale. Only $65 an
young orchard, a hearing orchard which by water power. There ar- also four
No. 17— 75 acres. 65 acres in cultivation,
produces enough fruit for any family, milk cows, and 20 head of sheep. The ball nee of good thrifty second growth oak, acre.
80 acres within three miles of Dallas. 40
and one-fourth acre of Lawton black­ place is located on a county road and the land is all good and has a large hop acres
cleared, 7 acres covered with second
berries. The house is small hut com­ lias a school house in close proximity. house on a never failing stream of running growth of good young fir timber. Balance
water.
Price
$55
per
acre.
easily made ready for cultivation. No better
fortable, large frame barn and thiee The owner wants $3500 for this improv­
343 acres at $25 an acre, 50 ac»*e8 in cul­
land in Oregon. F ifty head of cattle
hen houses and yards for same: 25 ed place, and the belongings mentioned, tivation, balance mostly open pasture; place orchard
go with the ilic e .
Good house and three
acres in cultivation and the balance in anti will take $1000 down, and tne bal­ nil fenced, 2 springs, a 7-room house, small barns. Only $55 an acre.
barn, 3 stock sheds and hen house, small or­
timber and pasture, a never failing ance can be arranged for at 7 per cent.
Business lot in Dallas on Main square,
chard of apples and prunes. Terms one-half 150x100. $3200.
spring back of the house, and running
We lmve 20 acres of growing orchard cash, and time on rest nt 6 per cent.
160 acres five miles from Falls City. Sixty
water in the pasture for the stock.
No. 53— 206 acres, 70 acres cultivation, acres in crop. Good orchard of apples and
This can be bought on the best of terms. on the Veazie place right in town, that balance in pasture with good spring. Price pears. Good seven room house, large barns
can be bought now for $200 an acre. $30 per acre, $3000 cash, balance time at 6 and outbuildings; $2000 worth o f wood on
The price is only $2,200.
There are no improvements on the per cent interest.
west 80, live springs on place and w ater can
No. 58— 142 acres all in cultivation, 80 easily 1 e piped to residence. All under fence
We have for rent a large faun on tlie place, but it is nicely enclosed by a good
road to Salem that has plenty of tillable strong Page fence. The varieties of acres of clover, fam ily orchard and small and 12,000 feet o f fencing on hand. One mile
fruit, a 9-room house, barn 28x50 feet, with to railroad. A bargain at $45 an acre.
land on it, and also lots of grazing land. fruit planted are apples, pears and shed 18x50, windmill with 1500 gallon tank
One of the le s t paying private sawmill
A cash rent is desired.
cherries. They have been out nearly which furnishes water for house, barn and properties in Polk county, doing a good busi­
hog house, hen house, cow barn, large ness and lots of timber land in connection.
We have an inquiry for 1000 acres of two years, and have a good stand. lawn,
wood shed, smoke house, apple house; land
desires to retire.
logged off land for range purposes. There is not a nicer location in this lies level, is nearly all tiled, and is fenced in Owner
Some 10-ncre tracts of prunes, cherries and
Anything in the way af cheap land vicinity for a home, and one that in a 9 different fields. $10,000 is the price of this. walnuts, two years growth. Perfect stand o f
80— 40 acres, o f which 10 acres is in trees and well cultivated. Delivered August
will meet the requirements.
few years will be bringing in the pur­ the No.
city limits o f Dallas, 10 acres o f 2-year-
1911.
Sightly location, close to Dallas.
lias anyone a ranch that they want chaser a neat revenue, sufficient for the old orchard, o f which 5 acres are prunes and 1,
Make ideal homes. Only $200 an acre now.
to trade for a timber claim with some wants of most anyone. It will not long 5 acres of Royal Ann and Lambert cherries,
299 acres, within five miles of Dallas. Good
20
acres
o
f
good
second
growth
oak.
This
is
go begging for a buyer, as such chances
house, good barn, and 2% acres o f orchard.
four million feet of timber on it?
ideal orchard land, and a chance to make a Plenty o f wood and water.
Price $20 ait
We have20 acres adjoining the famous for a remunerative investment do not beautiful home at two-third value. To see is acre, $4000 down.
occur
every
dav.
to buy. Terms cash. For sale at a sacrifice.
CL L, Hawkins orchard, that we are al­
Wanted
to
trade
a
240
acre
farm
1 % miles
We have a call for a one or two-acre tract $100 an acre.
from Oyark. Mo., for Oregon land or husine s
lowed to put on the market at $100 per within
No. 64— 160 acres, 9-room house, 2 barns, proposition.
the city limits, improved land pre­
Can all be cultivated when
50 acres cultivated, 5 acres good bearing or­ cleared.
acre. It is within 2* a miles of the city, ferred.
120 acres in cultivation, balance
40 acres fine garden land all in cultivation, chard, 60 acres fine oak and fir timber, run­ heavy white oak timber which w ill pay for
and is the beet orchard land around
Vi miles from Dallas, on railroad. Price $75 ning water, well, spring, 1 team of horses, land and have plenty of money left.
W ell
here, laying as it does on the north 2 per
buggy, harness, 8 cows, bogs, young stock,
acre. Terms to suit.
improved and near electric line. $20 an acre.
slope, and is easy of access in every way.
All at only
W e have a man in Tennessee who wants machinery and some furniture.
240 acres, 100 in cultivation. Four livin g
It is in cultivation now, and all ready to trade a bottling works for Oregon land, $6000; terms on one-half.
springs on place with water all the year. No
42— 224 acres, a snap at $20 per acre. buildings. An ideal dairy ranch and the best
and in good shape for the setting out of and another one in Canada who wants to A No.
house and barn, nlso a hop house, 70 acres
trade land for land.
o
f orchard land.
Several thousand cords o f
an orchard.
Over two acres in city limits for $2500. cultivated, old orchard, 4 miles from Dallas. good oak grub wood on place and only %
No. 11— 2 V4 aores right in the city, beau­
We have a renter for a 20-acre hop Good house, small orchard and lots of berries. tiful
mile
from
railroad
station. Want to sell out
building site, nt only $425; $225 cash
$1000 down, balance to suit, and
entire farm machinery, stock, etc. W ill take
yard, and he would not object to a few Terms,
handles. One year’ s time on balance.
possession given October 1st.
$32 an acre or $8500 fo r everything.
acres of farming land to go with the
No.
174—
76
acres,
2
%
miles
from
Dallas,
For Rent-— A 100-acre farm 8 miles from
$3500 w ill buy you a prune orchard already
Dallas in the Ballston vicin ity. A good stock new 7-room house and good barn, 20 acres bearing o f 20 acres. Ten acres are in Italian
same.
and dairy farm with plenty o f fruit. About under cultivation, 5 acres of orchard, mostly prunes, three acres in Petite prunes, and
Onlv 2b» miles west of McCov we have one half o f it is now in cultivation.
apples nnd pears, but a large variety of mixed
seven acres of 3-year-old walnut trees. Plant­
58 acres 3 miles from town at $125 an acre. fruits for fam ily use, plenty o f fine water, ed among Petltes are about 200 walnuts. This
a place of 328 acres, of which 200 acres
oak timber and 200,000 feet o f fir tim­
is in cultivation, 75 acres slashed, 30 Good house and barn, 18 acres in hops. some
land Is the very best of walnut land, and bare
improvements, and a mineral spring ber, and a down hill poll to Dallas. W e had land in the vicin ity is selling for $300 an
acres of fine bottom land, and 10 acres Splendid
samples o f fruit from this place that were A l.
that could be made of great value.
acre.
To
see
this
place
in
the
fall
when
the
fruit
of fruit bearing orchard. There are six
Wo have a 12-acre fruit tract in the same
2 acres In city limits, 25 fruit trees, all
springs on the place, and a living stream vicinity. Good land, level, and a very pretty is on the trees is to buy it. Prioe $3500. sown to oats, no improvements. Price $400.
Can give terms.
location,
which
can
be
bought
for
“
*
......................
$75
an
runs through it. There is an 8-roonud acre and time w ill be given on a portion of
Wanted— A 60 to 80 acre tract near Dallas
No. 60— 160 acres % mile north o f T e a t’ s
Must be good
house, and a good barn, 80x00. It is the purchase price.
siding on the S. F. C. & W. Ry., 4 miles to — improved or unimproved.
land and a bargain.
Dallas;
40
acres
cultivated,
20
acres
open
w ithin one mile of a high school, and
A snap fo r $3200, 9 acres just out o f Dallas
100
acres
within
three
miles
o f town;
pasture, 100 aores timber.
Box house. 4
the price asked is $30 an acre. $2500 of on good graveled road, opposite cemetery, 4- rooms,
2 barns, 2 good springs, one of which house, barn, etc., only $2500.
house, barn, etc., good well, % acre of
W e havo some especially fine offerings in
which can go on time, the balance to rooin
is
at
the
house.
Orchard.
Price
$4800.
strawberries, 1 Vi acres of logana, and other
large tracts of British Columbia lands.
A ll
be cash.
berries. Fine bottom land. Me ore land can be Good terms.
No. 166— 166 acres, at $120 per acre; on easily accessible to navigation and within
adjoining,
We have 120 acres five miles from bought
reach
of
Vancouver.
Long
leases
and
at
fa
ir
W e have an acre of land in Falls City, with main road and only a mile from the city
Dallas of the best land in the valley a good house and barn on it, in a good loca­ limits of Dallas. Only 1 % miles to the court prices. Tracings can be seen at this office.
A
living
producing
home
for
sale—
One
o
f
house
square
and
postoffice.
The
place
is
all
that we can sell for $100 an acre. There tion, with n fam ily orchard and lots o f small
cultivation with the exception of only the most beautiful livin g sites in Falls City,
are no improvements, but it is all in fruit and berries, which w ill be sold for $1306 a under
few acres along the north end. where the Oregon. Is offered for sale at a bargain. The
cash or can be exchanged for a larger tract
cultivation and crop, and one-third of that will make a home for a «mall family.
beautiful La Creole river run« and bounds the land is 2% acres in extent and is the best
strawberry soil in the world.
It is already
the crop goes in at this figure. This is
Seventy acres o f unimproved land in the same: affords a oool place fo r stock where
there are no flies to bother. This Is an ideal planted in 40 English walnut« and some 60
Mt.
Pisgah
region
within
two
miles
o
f
town
one of the finest farms in Folk county,
apple
trees,
out
four
years.
An
adjoining
acre
we are authorized to let go of fo r $80 an place and has an 8 or 9 room house, with can be had for $750.
and the owner has ouly lately decided acre.
Almost new modern
It is all good orchard land and cannot plenty o f shade, a large barn and all the house of 9 rooms, with many conveniences,
to dispose of it.
necessary
outbuildings
that
go
with
an
up-to-
be beat for a home close to town. A ll under
date farm of this kind. There are about 3 good barn and outbuildings. The cash price
We have a 140 acre timber claim in good solid fence. Better pick up this bar­ acres
s $2500, and it Is a snap for the person who
of fam ily orchard, including prunes,
while you can get it.
the Siletz basin for sale. It has not gain
Tw o acres of land in Dallas. Has nice 7- apples, pears and cherries, also has about a wants a fine location, sure to double in value.
been cruised, but is covered with a fine room house, with private water plant, and dozen English walnut trees that are loaded and whereon one can easily make a living.
H ere's a snap— only $4200 w ill buy two
well furnished throughout.
Splendid barn. with nuts at the present time. This farm lies fine residences right close in town. One is »»
growth of fir and spruce.
Good bottom land and lots o f all kinds of as level as coqld be and has good drainage.
We have 205 acres one mile north of fruit. Several large Royal Ann cherry trees This place is easily worth $125 an acre, situ­ large 9-room house and the other a 5-room
cottage.
Modern improvements.
On three
Oak Grove that is a dandy buy. There that last year bore 1000 pounds to the tree. ated as it is in a country where the blizzards lots
with fruit, berries, ornamental trees ami
unknown nnd delightful summers.
If
are 90 acres in cultivation and 40 in oak Only 5 blocks from the court house. Would are
flowers.
Sold
separate
if
desired.
you
are
looking
for
something
nice
this
place
i
plf
make an ideal garden spot. We want $2 600
grubs, the balance being open pasture. ami
60 acres of w ell Improved land within four
will suit yon. Price $120 per
Ter
$2000 of it down.
miles of Dallas.
W ell adapted for fruit or
There are 10 acres in orchard, and the
A number o f 10-acre tracts at Bowersville. half cash, balance time to suit.
poultry,
and with especially rich soil.
32
acres.
5
miles
out,
at
$5650,
50
acres
whole place is well watered by springs. 2 miles from town, on the railroad now in
$1800— Tw o large city lots in center o f
of bottom land, a lot of young orchard set
process
of
construction
to
Salem.
These
The improvements consist of a5-roomed tracts compose some of the best orchard out. A good house and barn, plenty o f tim ­ town, sewer connections and improvements.
88 acres, 40 under cultivation, well w at­
house, two barns, and the other build­ land that there is in the valley, and will ber. This is a god buy and a fine home.
No. 78— 75 acres. 3 miles from Dallas (the ered. good 7-room house, barn, straw and
ings necessary for farm life. This place probably go o ff like hot cakes at the price—
goat shed: 4000 cords oak timber; 65 hear-
goat
mohair
center
o
f
the
United
S
tate«.)
now
ranging
from
$90
to
$110
an
acre.
The
is only one mile from po*tc>/fice and
terms are one-third down and the balance at Dallas holds a goat and poultry show every ingrapple and pear trees, 600 young prunes
school. The price is $30 an acre.
•hot house <n
7 per cent. Come up and we w ill take you year that is accepted by the leading journals and 100 apples: good fences; school
as a national show. Polk county took prizes the place and four miles from Dallas, with
Within one mile of Oak Grove we out anil show them to you.
Price $5840, one-half
W e have a farm of 134 acres. 65 acres in at the St. Louis and Lewis and Clark fairs free mail delivery.
have for sale 15b acres, 75 in cultivation, cultivation, 50 acres in open pasture, and 15 for the best goats and also for mohair. This cash, balance at 0 per cent.
145 acres two mlies from Dallas, all rolling
10 acres slashed, and the balance in oak acres in oak timber and grubs. It is well farm is a pleasant home, having 2% acres of
* ~ " ily orchard,
Ml! * consisting
' '
o f prunes, pears. red soil, good fences, 20 acres under cu ltiva­
grubs. This has a b-room house, a good watered with springs, has a good 4-room fam
tion,
$500 worth of fir timber. 3 wells. 4
cherries,
apples
and
other
fruits.
19
acres
milk
house and • woodshed,
barn
*1 im
* ' d, good
mß&m
Mrn, and is one mile from school and house,
and chicken house.
There nre 50 bearing cleared and cultivated, with 17 acres grubbed springs, 1 aere o f strawberries. 3 acres o f
potfofiice. There i» plenty of fruit for fruit trees and a nice variety of small fruits but not plowed, a good 9-room house and cherries, apples, nnd plums; 1 Broom house.
family use, and the stock and imple­ It is J miles from Dallas and a railroad runs large barn and goat shed W ire $2400. Can 1 4-room house. 3 bnrnR; % mile to school,
free delive«y.
Price $3600, half cash, bal­
ments go with the place. Price $40 an through the place. For terms apply at this give terms.
18 acre* bearing prunes, in 1 % miles of ance at 6 per cent.
office.
The price is $32 an acre and dlvi
acre, and terms will be given to suit.
town ; $2500.
W e have a 5 room house in Dallas fo r sale
siona can be made.
40 acres of good fruit land close to Dallas at only $800. This is a bargain, and we do
60 acres, well improved, within 4 miles of
We have just acquired the famous
not expect to keep it on the market very Tong.
Dallas.
About 20 acre . in cultivation, hal I at $2000,
Kimball orchard on the northwest slope* ance
43 acres at $4300. A new 5-room hou«e
No. 231— 10 actes right in town, 6-room
good pasture or orchard land.
Easily j
of Mt. Pisgah, and without doubt one of cleared. Fine body o f oak and fir timber, house and good barn; 200 fruit trees, berries. and barn good and large, a young 2-year-ofd
the prettiest places in Oregon. Mr. plenty to »my for the place. Fine spring of etc. Here is a place which, with proper atten- orchard o f all kinds of fruit, new hen house
a fam ily can live and farm indepe
indepi ndent just built, good w ell and spring; this little
Kimball was not anxious to put his water above house that conld be easily used | tion.
to irrigate with. Buildings for incubator and ; of outside employment or resources. An ideal nlace is a dandy, and only 2% miles *.f
place on the market and it took some brooder.
Good running water. Considerable | place for some msa o f moderate means thst Dallas.
A desirable home— New 5-room cottage and
persuasion to get him to do it. especial­ fruit. 75 walnut trees. Rural delivery, tele wishes to take life easy for the balance of
bath, toilet, lavstorv, and electric lights. Fine
ly at the price of only $75 an acre. phones, etc. Price only $2700, of which $500 his days. Price $ 22 0 0 .
Roof painted green. Attached
No. 196— 435 acres, one h alf mile from inside finish
can
be
arranged
for.
There are 100 acres in the tract, and 12
Here is a fine dairy ranch o f 320 acres, 3 Falls City. Chance for a large stock range. to sewer. $1290 ihe price. $300 down, terms
acres are in full tearing to apples, mile south o f Bethel. It is about the same This place has been legged over but there is on balance. Fine location. A ll improvements
prunes, pears and cherries. This in­ distance from a railroad. There are 150 acres still plenty o f good wood le f* ; lumber flume paid for.
running through
_
____ _____
A snap— New 5-room cottage bath, electric
the j _ lace that would
carry
sure*« the purchaser a good income right under plow, and nine good springs on the the
wood to Falls City where there is a good lights hot and cold water, close in, sewer
There are about 8,000 cords o f wood
from the Mart, and the balance of the place.
market fo r it. W e can give very liberal terms psid for. I f yon *ee thi* property you will
on the place
There are two barns, a wind
land is just as good orchard land as mill, and plenty o f fruit. The price asked is on this place or would sell it in’ 40. 80 or 160 buy it. Term*. $1090, $250 down, any kind
there is in the state, and you can get only $35 an acre— surely a bargain, and it acre tracts. See ns about this. Price $20 of terms on the balance.
New 5-mom cottage close in
F in « locn-
ill be much more o f a one before another , per acre.
nearly any kind of a slope you w ant. w
No. 33— 182 acres all in cultivation except tion. $1060 is the price; only $250 down,
year rolls around. Considerable stock can b* ,
There is a aood new house and burns bought with this place, such as 85 head of | a few trees around house, about 10 O acres in any kind o f terms on the balance.
15 acres w i’ hin two miles o f town, unim­
and other outbuildings as needed. You good dairy cows and heifers, four brood crop, house o f 8 room*, large ham. also
granary and hen house, 60 acres o f bottom. 1 proved. but the finest of orchard land. Now
can n«»t beat this place for-a buy at the mares, new cream separator, hogs, and many sit
the place is black loam soil, fam ilv or- | in oats, with a few young trees set out this
other articles too numerous to mention.
figure asked, and if vou once go to look
W e are onlv asking $6<i an acre fo r one chard. 60 young cherry trees. % mile of spring. W e can get you this snap for $125
at it we are not afraid but what it will o f the finest bodies o f land in the country, station, good terms nu this. $6$ per aero.
an acre. Just the place for a desirable home.
No. 37— 10 acres close in. c f which 4 acres
100 acres fo r only $2500. This place has
be sold. Terms, half cash, and balance close to Dallas, and on the line o f two ra il­
are set to 2 -year-old trees, 1 acre o f small a good house and bam. and running w afer
road*. Just read a description o f the prop
on reasonable terms.
that can be utilized to Irrigate the lower parts
erty. and see if we are not telling the truth fruit. $1500 take« this
No 48— 152 acres. 3 4 acres cultivation. 16 if so desired. It would make a fine garden
We have 230 acres within six miles of about the matter; F ifty acre* of this land is
black bottom soil, the finest ground in acres pasture, balance timber old house. 1 truck ranch. The terms are most especially
Dellas that g«>e* at
but the owner i rich
the w.^rld for truck gardening, the balanee be­ good bam and 1 old one. 2 acre orchard. liberal, only $1000 being required down and
needs the money, and has to |»art with ing bench land, with a north slop«, and ad 4 n>rings. $40 per acre for this.
the balance In on«, two or three year« T h er«
Ho. $4$— 5 aerea, 1 mil« from Dallas Ool la lots of timber on the place.
it dirt cheap. It lays in a northwester­ mirably suited to the raising o f any kind of
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