Polk County itemizer., April 13, 1911, Image 4

S.S.S
■ DRIVES OUT
» BLOOD HUMORS
The intimate relation of the skin to the blood is
ECZEMA
shown by the fact that impurities or poisons of any
ACNE I
character are usually manifested in some form on the
outer cuticle. The genus o f fever in the blood w ill
TETTER <
cause a flushing and redness of the skin ; in lik e manner
RHEUM
the uric acid o f Rheumatism w ill cause inflammation,
PIMPLES
while malarious po; am produces a sallow and chalky
hu e; and so with other impurities.
RASHES AND
The skin is a real barometer to the blood, and the
ALL
ERUPTIONS
character of impurity infecting the circulation is deter­
mined by the effects on the outer tissue. Humors in the OF THE SKIN 4
blood produce what we term in general. Skin Diseases. ™ "
'
These are divided into several classes known as Eczema A cne, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Psoriasis, Pimples, Rashes, etc., and each o f these troubles indicate
the presence of humors or acids in the circulation. The humors and acids
by their irritating nature cause the delicate flesh just beneath the outer skin
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to ulcerate and discharge, and soon
the skin is disfigured with erup­
I w a n t to to ll y o n o f th e a r o a t g o o d
tions which often are torturing to
I received fro m the u se o f » S. 8.
I
• m n ow 76 y e a rs o ld a n d h ad s u ffe re d
the sufferer because of soreness or
w it h B o s e m a fo r f o r t y y e a rs c a u s e d
intense itching.
External treat­
b y a h u m o r in m y b lo o d , e n d c o u ld ,
Knii n o t h in « to cu re me u n til I t r ie d
ment cannot cure an internal
¡ 8 . 8 . I s u ffered in te n se ly w i t h the
trouble, and for this reason salves,
itc h in g an d b u r n in g ; p u s t u le s w o u ld
fo rm fro m w h ic h th e re flo w e d a
washes, lotions, etc., can have no
stic k y flu id ; c ru sts w o u ld com e on the
sk in e n d w h e n scratc h ed o ff the sk in
curative effect on skin diseases.
w a s le ft as r a w ss a piece o f be e f. I
Such treatment can perhaps soothe,
suffered a g o n y the r o H f W W i X w s »
afflicted, b u t w h e n I u sed 8. S . 8. I
and make the irritated flesh more
fou n d a perfect cu re . T h e re h as n ew er
comfortable, but the real cause must
boon a n y r e t u rn o f th e tro u b le ,
fltockham . N e b .
0. H . E V A N S .
be removed by purifying the blood
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before skin trouble can lie cured.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases o f every kind by purifying the blood and
removing the humors from the circulation. It neutralizes all impure acids,
cools the over-heated blood, builds it up to normal strength, multiplies its
rich, nutritious corpuscles, and adds to its purity in every way. Then the
skin instead o f being irritated by acrid impurities and humors, is nourished,
soothed and softened by pure, rich blood.
Book on Skin Diseases and
any medical advice free. S. S S. is for sale at drug stores.
5ALT
THE SWIFT — CIFIC CO., ATLANTA, QA.
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When you think o f buying
think o f the
Dallas Shoe Store
They sell the good kind
M R S . J. C. C A Y N O R
P R O P R IE T O R
513
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THE DALLAS TRANSFER
D A LLA S , O R E C O N
Phone and stand at W. R. Ellis’ confectionery
A ll kinds of hauling done well and promptly.
cial attention given to commercial men.
Spe­
S H A W &. M U S C O T T
Proprietors.
Bell phone 64
Mutual 243
Horseshoeing ^ General Blacksmithing
H O R S E S H O E IN G A S P E C IA L T Y
I can cure quarter cracks and contracted feet.
Also sto{
interfering and forging. I guarantee all work first class
All I ask o f the public is to give me a fair trial.
C EO R C E P. C R A M E R
Fred W agner’s Old Stand.
Dallas, Or.
THE DALLAS MEAT CO.
W H Y N O T BUY YO UR
AT
A
SANITARY
MEATS
MARKET?
Having installed one o f the latest and most
up to date Cold Storage Plants, we are, and
have been,
ABIE TO SERVE MEAT AS 10850042
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these summer days, not being exposed to the
dust or flies.
In connection we also have a
Cold Storage Fish Box from which we serve
Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays
Wc carry a full line of Fresh, Smoked and Cooked Meats.
Poultry Dressed while you wait. Right prices for good Meats.
We w ant your Fat Beef. Veal, Sheep,
Hogs and Poultry.
GOOD SERVICE COUNTS
in Groceries as well as anything else
We Have the Clerks and the Goods
SIMONTON & SCOTT
South o f the Court House, Dallas
JUST IN TIME.
Polk County Comes m for its Share Some Dallas People May Wait Till
of Prizes at Salem.
It’s Too Late.
That Polk county hut hud extra fine
•took in the horse lino »an thoroughly
evinced last .Saturday *1 Salem when
the stock from our county captured
; many of the heat prizes, in fact the show
would not have been in any way the
success it was had n otou r breeders en-
I term] tho competition. This is hut an­
other argument in favor of the Iteiniz-
e r’s oft repeated assertion that the
breeders of the county should give an
! exh ibit of their stock at the county
| seat and not compel probable customers
I to travel to the county seat to And out
w hat horse they want to serve their
means. It is not yet too late to attend
to this m atter, if someone would take it
in hand. We were asked a dozen times
Saturday afternoon if such a show would
be held here. Someone get busy.
Here are the winners at Salem from
Polk:
German Coach, French Coach and
Cleveland Bay . clans 5, best stallion
and get, not less than two colts— First,
Hrasig, McCoy Coach Co., McCoy.
Best stallion, 4 years or o ver—First,
Biusig, McCov Coach Co., McCoy.
Best mare, 2 year and under 4 —First
Topsy, L. I. Bur»ell, Monmouth
Best colt, either sex, 1 year or under
— second, Nellie Man I, McCoy Coach
Co.
Best stallion. 4 years or over— second,
Mirror, J. H McMillan, Independence
Shires, class 7. best stallion, 4 yearn
or under— First, Albion, Charles Black,
Dallas.
Best mare or gelding driven bv gen­
tlemen to be shown to vehicle— Third,
Flossie B. Robertson, Independence.
Best team, mares or geldings to lx
ahown to vehicle— second,Pete and N ig,
W. Scars, Dallas.
Best gelding or mare, 3 years and ov
er, second, Daisy, L. I. Bursell, Mon
mouth
Draft teams, class 16, best draft team,
each to weigh between 1350 and 1600,
mares or geldings, three years old and
over, to be shown to an appropriate ve­
hicle -F irst, Sun and Pete, l1 alls City
Lumber Company.
Spring Valley School Notes.
SHOES
PHONE
FINE HORSES.
Those neither absent nor tar y dur­
ing March— Dottie, Ariel, Arthur, Ma­
rion Zinser, Alm a, Laverne, Marguer­
ite lluldredge, Fvaiigeline Jennings,
Katie Dahm, Coin Swanger, Grace
Childers, Vivian Stratton, Henry Dav
id sou. Toia Mortensen, Mabel Smith,
Delmar, Nina, Blanche Versteeg, Golds
Branson, Jack, Hazel, Georgia Minikins,
Kathel James, Ralph Sohn and Relieve.-
Lenstrom. Our school averaged 00 1
per cent in attendance during March.
W e again won over Zena in the perfect
«(tendance contest for March. This
lime we secured a lieautiful silk Am er­
ican flag, handsomely mounted on a
standard. In recognition of our victory
Zeua entertained our school at Zena
The sc In hi is combined ih furnishing a
very good program. At noon (he goon
tadies of Zena served a flue picnic dinnei
under the shade of the trees Then came
the balloon race. It was a good rat e
nut I the halliHins bumped together in
midair ami set each other oil tire. Al-
terth e cindeisfrom the burned balloon.»
had settled to earth the two scliooh
played a very exciting and amusing ball
gtm e, the score tieing 14 to 17 iu favor
o s p rin g Valley. The ba eriec for S. V ,
were Jack Simkius and Peiar Versteeg;
lor Zena, Catton and Bales. The main
feature of the game was the cool, level
headed pitching of Jack Simkius. Our
school is making plans for entertaining
Zena on April 2lst. A program will be
given in ttie forenoon, picnic dinner ai
noon and a hall in the afternoon. Dur­
ing March our school won a certificate
if honor from the superintendent. 7th
¿rade spellers won 1st place hi the coun
y spelling contest and the 8th grade
m l place; spelled our parents an«i
rlends down in a spelling match ; gav
»n entertainment iu which we raise«
132.25; won a silk Hag and hall game
irom Zeua and decided that we are not
ifraid to tackle any rural school in Polk
‘•unity in anything they wish to men­
tion.
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B0VINES INVADE STORE.
Three Cowi Enter Confectioner’*
Shop i at Sheridan.
The confectionery store of J. L Mor­
ris of Sheridan was the scene of mucl
excitement Saturday when three cows
entered the store uninvited and took
barge of things. A small herd of cat
tie was being driven to the depot stock
yards ami three of the animals escaped
The tiio of cow« rushed through tin
open door disregarding the cnee aim
tilth*« of passersby to head them ofi
rid were soon browsing among im;nac
• dale showcases. The soda fountaii
.«lid showcases appeared to be deniol
.shed by the first headlong rush an*
frightened women clerks sought the
•‘ high places" without ceremony.
A large crowd watched the peculiar
performance from the outside. Hie cat
■ le were induced Anally to leave tin
sloie.
OUT OF THE COUNTY.
Residents Away or News of Those
Formerly Here.
Mr. and Mr«. C. K. Good, of Ashland,
who viailed during the week at tin
dome of M r ami Mr«. I. P. Reese, lefl
Thursday for a few days visit will,
mends in Independence. Mr. Good
nas sold out his Interests in Ashland
hi account of hia w ife’s health and it
thinking seriously of locating in Me
M iuiiville — M cM innville T.-R.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Clodfelter return­
ed this noon from Ind<*i»eiideiice w her»
they have t»eeii visiting (riends and rel
stives for the past few weeks. They ex
pes t to leave »o*»n for San Francisco to
reside.— Albany Herald.
Frank W. Tieanor was in the city the
latter (»art of last week and packed up
his lielengings ami with his family ielt
lor t'reswell, Ore., where Iu is in busi­
ness - Mi .VI um ville T-K.
K. S. Longacre, of Silvertoii, was
shaking hands with Jefferson friends
Tuesday.— Jefferson Review.
SE E D CATALOG
R E A D Y T O MAI
The I«a<llee S m S Cátelo« mi Ihe W «i
LiUr’. Celele«. Y n t I S I I «
G O O D O M ff-«e * ff h f l U C
and
the heat. Write eew
CHAS. H. LILLY CO , S ettle, Wn.1
ITEMIZER R E A LTY CONCERN
Dont' wait until too late.
Be sure to be in timé,
Just in time with kidney ills
Means curing the back
Before backache becomes chronic;
Before serious urinary troubles set
in.
Doan’s Kidney Pills can do this.
Here is testimony to prove it.
1. N. Ridgeway. 485 S. 22ml flt.. Sa­
lem, Ore,, says: “ For a long tim e I
knew that my kidneys were disordered,
as I suffered from pains in the small o f !
my hack especially severe when I stooped i
or IRted. I did n >t rest well and arose
in the morning so lame and sore that 1
could hardly get alxjiit. I became tired ^
easily, felt languid ami often very ner- |
vous. I was also subject to headaches
and dizzy spells, during which uiy sight
became blurred. Doan's K idney Pills
were Anally brought to my attention,
ami deciding to try them, I procured a
box. They went at once to the seat of ¡
my trouble and in a short tim e entirely |
relieved me. Doan’ s Kidney Pills have !
34 acres within a couple of miles of a
my highest endorsement,”
(Statem ent
good little town, 10 acres under cultiva­
given March 28. 1906 )
tion, 10 acres slashed, and the balance
R E- KN DO KB KM E N T.
On November 20, 1909. Mr. Ridgeway in second growth oak. Price $75 an
-aid : “ The statement I gave for pub­ acre, $1000 cash and the balance on
lication, recommending Doan’ s K idney term to suit.
We have a nice residence, close in,
I'illa in e906 was correct in e v «ry de tail.
This remedy benefited me so greatlv that is a snap at $1300. It is of five
that I am always glad to tell other suff­ rooms, ami is flxe«i up w ith all modern
conveniences. The lot is 60x150 feet,
erers of it.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ami it cannot lie beat as an ideal loca­
ents. Foster-Mi I burn Co.,
Buffalo, tion. Come quick or someone else will
New York, sole agents for the United gobble it up.
States.
We have a lot of overflow land along
Keinemlier the name— Doan’ s— and
the river that is just the pla* e to grow
lake no other.________________
flue peaches. Conveniently locale«! in
«»very way, and the price is $110 an acre.
Room
I,
Brown
Block,
4201
Main
Street,
Dallas, Oregon
We have British Columbia and Oregon Timber Lands
We have California Orchard Lands
We have Canada W heat Lands
We have trades all over the United States
Besides this list of Home Lands
W e have 14 acres juat on the city line
that. our client has agreed to part with
for $5000. There is no finer building
spot around here, and the city has al-
most encroached upon it. Ten acres of
this tract is already planted to the best
of keeping apples. It is a bargain for a
home or for subdivision purposes. W ho
will snap it up while the price is low ?
No. 243— 5 seres. 1 mile from Dallas Col-
|«ge sidewalk lo town. 10 room house and a
*ood barn, two wells and pumps at the barn
»n d one al house;
acres o f orehurd that
pays from $80 to $130 without aitention,
besides all the fruit d ia l owners can use.
The orchard consists of prunes, pears, apples
uluuie and cherries; balance garden and
meadow
A beautiful home, givin g the quiet
easy life o f s farm and the advantages of a
307 acres, 140 cleared, 40 slashed, 140 city. Price $3500, terms $1500 cash, bal­
in pasture, 130 in cultivation, 100 in ance time to suit.
tiiulier, fair buildings and water supply,
For only $8001}— A 9-room hard fininhed
four miles from town and one from house In Dallas, only *»ne block from business
section.
place will only ba on the
school. $60 an acre, one half cash, first market for This
a few weeks
676 acres. 9 cleared, 100 acres of pas-
ture, balance in saw timber and wood,
small orchard, fine water supply and
power, big out range; three miles from
good town, and two from school. $30
an acre, $5000 down and the balance at
6 per cent,
$5000, only $2000 of it cash, will buy
80 acres of land within one mile of
school and church, on free delivery
route, and font miles from town. 41 mortgage tor tialaiice.
No. 51— 2 7 » acres. 135 cultivation, 80
acres are clearer! and the balance is in
Here is a dairy ram i fo r von that is acres o f oak dm» er, balance nl.shed o ff. place
oak grnhs. There Is a fine spring and
all fenced ihe house Is an old one. but the
Some hard to beat: It coins ■ >i 389 acres, httin and ..unbuilding* are g«*od. $30 per
5 or « acres can I h ? irrigated
125 lieing in cultivation,
<0 heavy tim- acre, mie-katf cash, ihe balance at 7 per cent.
stock will go with the pia« e
tier and the balance pas ure. There
i0-sores tract near Dallas, 0 acres in fruit
340 acres, 40'acres slashed and seeded are 40 cows and calves, 4 hogs, 60 gouts, nearly all Italian prunes, 3 year old tress,
Two improved lots on Hayter street, to grass. 10 acres iu cultivation, Very good buildings and lots of them, fine 3 acres fille r o f raspberri**» Lays well. No
close in, for $260 cash. Both tine build­ good barn, shack of a house, plenty of soil, a complete outfit of farm ami dairy improvements. Price $1800, half cash, bal­
ance at 6 per cent.
ing sites.
water, all under good fence. Place is machinery, and the cream check each
House and two lots In Dullas, close in.
rough
and
has
a
good
bearing
orchard,
month
amounts
to
$100.
The
ow
ner’s
New house, plastered, with w«*«*d fibrd, and
We have a fine sub-division project of
has five rooms and outbuildings. Price $1250,
290
acres
of
good
fir
timber,
mostly
sec-
reason
for
selling
is
that
he
wants
to
60 acres, nearly in Dullas, that is on the
half cash. W ill trade stock
market for 30 days only. Fine soil and ond growth, averaging about 20 inches, get out of the Hairy business. The land
W e have several business chances in Polk
with about 1,000,000 feet of large fir. is situated 2% miles from the Peedee county
theie is tuouey in platting it.
for sale, among which might be men­
Price $5000, if sold soon, All good black store, and within one mile of the rail
tioned a barber shop, a furniture ■tore,
One house and barn and four lots in soil.
road surveyed from A irlie to the coast. flouring mill, a livery stable, etc.
We have the biggest list of Dallas for $3,500. Nice location, sewer
A phone goes with the place. This is
W e have 120 acres five miles from Dallas
connections, city water. H alf cash.
For $4,500, $2000 of it cash, we can let the best piece of land in the county for of the best Land in the valley that we can sell
$100 an acre.
There are no improve­
House cost $2500.
you have 68 acres of land for any pur­ dairying or stock raising. The price is for
ments, but it is all in cultivation and crop,
8 acres near town, 4-room house and pose. Fifty acres are cleared and ready $15000 and one-third can be paid in cash and one-third of the crop g«»es in' at this
figue.
This is one of the finest farms in
out buildings. Three aerres in cultiva­ for pasture, 18 acres are under cultiva­ and the balance to suit buyer.
P«»lk county, and the owner has only lately
There
tion and rest slashed. Good road. tion, and there is no waste land
decided to dispose o f it.
106
acres,
all
cleared
and
under
c
nit
are some 10 acres of oak and fir timber.
in Polk coupty and can quote Price, $1050.
W e have 240 acres at the head o f the Me-
Alxiut 100 Apple trees, four years old, vation. aJI fenced and fine soil, 1 1-2
Timraonds valley that we are authorized to
ground floor prices.
¡6 acres, four miles of town, all in are on the place and in good condition. miles to town Hnd school. $90 an acre
let go o f at $5400. It is located } m ile fro-u
good timber, no improvements, on There
is
running water
and
a $3000 down ami balance on 'good terms
Konco's sawmill, and is a part o f the old
I f you are in the market for county road. Price, $36 an acre.
dozen acres could be irrigated. There
Buf«*rd Bush place.
It is 16 miles from
147 acres, 50 in cultivation and the Dallas, and has an old house and barn there-
is
a
go<xi
seven
room
house
on
the
place,
real estate you will serve Here is a coast ranch for you : 280 it is I cated % mile from school and 4)g balance in oak and fir tim tier. T vo «»n. Eighty acres o f it are under fence, and
acres none in cultivation, and no im ­
acres of fruit, goml house and barn, well • here are some 40 acres o f tillable land. It
.
ranch, and a bargain at the
your own interests by g et­ provements None cleared, and several miles from town.
ami springs. Only half mile to school is an ideal Block H alf
cash, at least, is re
For $3,500 $1800 cash, we will sell and church. W e want $55 an acre for price asked.
million feet of good timiier already fot
quired. and the balance can he arranged for.
ting in touch with us.
« ruilroinl when i? gets there. School you 60 acres 4 miles from town and one this and it is a bargain.
We
have
20
acres
o f growing orchard <*n
tud postoffice nearby. Four m ile« from j from school. 25 acres are cleared, la u n ­
Oregon lands a specialty.
97 acres 3 % miles from Dallas. 30 the Veazie place right in town, that can be
ihe coast and on county road. The soi der cultivation, 10 more slashed, and
bought now for $200 an acre. There are no
« excellent, and it is now a fine dairy ! the balance is in oak and fir. The land acres cleared, balaucein fir and oak lim - improvements on the place, but it is nicely
r. 1000 2 year old Italian prune trees, enclt’Hed by a g«»«*d strong Page fence. The
anch. W ill trade for vallev land. 06 is rolling, good soil, fenced with lioard,
Fair house and varieties o f fruit planted are apples, pears
¿5060. half down and the balance at r has a five room house ami other im- 6 i Pomona currants
ind cherries. They have been out nearly two
u.*rn,
plenty oi water, two good springs, years,
! provements, and some of it can he irri­
•er cent will take it.
and have a good stand. There is n«*t
gated by the creek running through it. 5000 cords of woo I ami a g«xxl road to » nicer h>«-ati«*n in this vicin ity f«*r s home,
80 acres, 12 acres under plow, and 15 You cannot get a better bargain.
haul to town. Land lies well for hill slid one that in a few years w ill he bringing
lashed, rest in good fir timber, some
land. Price $tH) an acre. $2500 down, in the purchaser a neat revenue, sufficient for
*he wants o f most anyone.
It w ill not long
large oak.
New house of six rooms,
182 acres, all in cultivation except a
begging for a buyer, as such chances for
go«*«I barn, go<Ml water, two springs, ami few trees around the house. About 100
140 acres, 50 in cultivation, and the go
. remunerative investment do n«»t occur every
creek runs through it. One mile of acres in cultivation. House of eight balance fine tim iier. There is a creek 4ay.
¿ood school, 3 miles of town. Price $40 rooms, large barn, granary and hen on the place and several nice springs,
600 acres near Antelone. W ill sell at $10
an acre. Terms cash.
hou e. Sixty acres of Imttom land, and which can lie pi|x*I where desired. in acre «*r trade for valley farm.
This is a fine fruit ranch or dairy furut,
all
the
place
is
black
loam
soil.
There
205 acres, 80 acres in cultivation, balance
124 acres, 30 acres in grain, 2200 5 and
in pasture and timber land. There is a good
600 acres of g«>od dark soil, lays fim* d year-old prune trees, 4 or 5 peach is n family orchard, ami 60 young cher all being the best of land, and only $»,- dwelling house, barns and other outbuildings.
mile of station. 200 is the price, one-third down, and the About 50 acres are sown to grain, and Ihe
for platting, his about a mile frontag« trees in hearing, rest in timber. Hun­ ry trees, It is within
balance lo grass. It is located on the public
along good county road; only 3 miles o! ting water, fair improvements. Price W e can sell this for a short tim e only at balance on easy terms.
r«*ad, within 4 miles of Fall* City and 2 l/4
$75
an
acre.
,v>od railroad station, within 7 miles of $5© an acre, half cash. •
39 acre farm for sale; all tillable, first- miles of A irlie. The price is $85 sn sere.
* xxl railroad town. E very foot of thin
class land just out of city limits of Dal­
Large
60x150
lot
near
Wash
place
in
88 acres, all in cultivation, level land,
H ere’ s a snap— only $4200 w ill buy two
tract can be plowed up at once, ami is
Ellis addition ; has several fruit trees las, nicely situated, fine view o f city, fine residences right close in town. One is a
• ituated right in the heart of the YVil- running water, close to town. Good and two large walnut shade trees. Good well improved, new bouse, costing $3500 large 9-room h«*u»e and the other a 5-roone
improvements.
W
ill
take
$13,000
for
’amette V alley, and all we are asking i>
Modern improvements.
Ou three
large basement, house furni hed with cottage.
building location. Price $175.
150 per acre, on the follow ing terms, ihe whole piece, or will divide it into
city water, water for irr.gation, two lots with fruit, berries, ornamental trees and
flowers. Sold separate if desired.
hree
different
tracts
of
25
acres
with
230 acres, 4 miles from tow n. Has tiarns, other outbuildings, young orch-
dlOOO down at tim e of agreeing to buy
he buildings at $175 an acre, nice peach good house and 4 barns on the place
One o f the best paying private sawmill
56000 in 60 days, and $6000 on or befori
ar«l of 14 acres, best variety of winter
Ala«» 28 acre tract for $125 an j,everR| gOU,| springs, splendid water, xpples. a fine living spring of water; «roperties in P«*lk county, doing >*
epteinber 1, 1911, and the balance or • rchard
ics8 and lots of timber land iu counectiou
j ^ acres in cultivation, 40 acres in tim price $15,000; land a«ljoining held at >wner desires to retire.
»r before 3 years, at 6 per cent, interest «ere. Half cash.
m all deferred payments. New build
16 acres only four miles from Dallas her and the balance in oi*en pasture, $1000 per acre.
No. 1 6 6 — 166 acres, at $125 per acre; on
ugM on the place. Prospective buyer»
hat we can now offer at $40 an acre. fine grazing land, the land is gently
road and only a mile from the city
172 acres close to school and tailroad main
Price
could take the morning train at Port | \11 in fir tim ber, but the best of soil, rolling and soil is splendid.
units o f Dallas. Only 1% miles to the court
station.
70
acres
iu
cultivation.
12
nouse s«juare and postoffice. The place is all
and, look the land over and return tin i d you can pay for the place easy in $7500. $4500 down, balance 6 year’s
acres iu prunes ami other fruit. Fair .nder cultivation with the exception of only
•Hin« evening. .
tearing it up. Close to school and time at 6 per cent,
few acres al«*ng the n«*rth end, where the
ouihJiugs with a new barn, stock sn«l » eisutiful
La Creole river runs and beunds the
47 acres fine garden land and In cillti machinery. Price $75 an acre, hxli
20 acres, one acre slashed, rest in oak •tlier facilities.
ante; affords a cool place for st«.-ck where
zruhs. Four room
box house. AI
W e have 640 acres within
miles of vation, 2 1-2 miles from Dallas, on ra il­ «•ash will handle it.— Item izer Kealt\
here are no flies to bother. This is an ideal
Hlaee and has an 8 or 9 room hou*e, with
diced. Thtee ami a half miles from
ailroad with 10,O H),000 feet of good saw road. Price $80 per acre. Terms to suit Concern.
lent) of shade, a large barn and all the
Dallas. Close to school. Good well limber on it. There are no inipruve-
Tw o blocks south and one block west
ecesaary outbuildings that go with an up to-
300 acres within 2 1-2 miles of Dallas
•ood soil. Price $50 an acre with soil»* nents hut half of ihe place is cleared of the depot we have a house atul lot foi
inte farm o f this kind. There are about 3
lousehold goods. Terms, $600, cash i. and, and there is an abundance of «nit s le for $1200. It has seven rooms ami *i0 acres in cultivation, 20 acres slashed,
rres of family orchard, including prune«,
pples pears and cherries, alan hns about a
leaned.
balance in tim ber ami pasture, 4 acre-
ango
The soil is first class and we are a bath
in fruit, roomy house and barn, gmsl • oxen English walnut trees that are loaded
*uly
asking
$12
an
acre
fpr
the
lot.
ith nuts at the present time
Thi* farm lies
80 acres, 70 in cultivation. This Ian«'
25 acres, small house and b a rn ,^ o f a fruit land, price $42.50 per acre. Halt
• 1 level as jould be and hns good drainage,
lies well for orchard or anything else
665 acres, 400 in cultivation. Some mile from school bouse, 1100 cord ol cash, time on balance.
his place is easily worth $125 sn acre, situ-
There are 10 a« res in pasture, with nice
imber, but easy to sell locally on the wood on it, 250 cord of fir wood,
mile
.ted as it is in s country where the blizzards
iver and tim ber; go«*I garden right a
re unknown snd delightful summers.
If
round. $100 an acre is being asked for from railroad station. Price $1600—
$2000 cash will buy inv i in prove ment>
»r e looking f*«r something nice this place
lie river’ s edge; fair buildings and go<xi and all uround this, hut we can let go Item izer Realty Concern.
m 190 acres of O. A C. railr«»ad land 1 ^ w uu
ill
suit
you.
Price
$125
per
acre.
T
mis
ittle orchard Horses, hogs, cow an*
•f this for a short tim e for only $55.
ii ilea from Falls City.
Improvements .„ If «-ash. balance time ts* «nit.
73 acres, 55 iu cultivation, 12 in hoi
tiops,
alf, grain, l ay and machinery, all goe» This is the best large tract for subdivi­
consist of a good 4-ronm house with
T w o vacant lots on Main street, opposite
well
trellis**!,
in
a
state
o
f
good
cu
L'UIti-
«1 $6500. Terms at 6 per cent.
sion in Polk county, ah it is all first class
chamber, about 2 acres in cultivation, 'school house. 50x100.
vation. The rest of the place is in
land and easy of access.
.«bout 20 fruit trees, some berries, chick
10 acres in city limits, of which 8 acre
222 acres o f fine farm ing land for sale.
grain. This is all good land, part of it
• re in full liearing fru it; one-half acr«
1000 acres near a railroad, 500 of being rolling ami part bottom. Good en bouse and gtxxl picket fence ami Has a good spring, a small orchard, 26 s^res
•f good clover, good fencing and sufficient
«»ther improvements. Reason for sell
n grapes; there is a 7-room house an«
vhich is in cultivation, for which we buildings. G<x*l orchard. Price $6000,
wood fo r farm use. W ill Sell altogether or
« log barn. Term s one hi.If cash, ami ire only asking $45 the acre. Desirable half cash, balance on terms. This will mg other business to look after. Also livide up to suit. A most desirable location,
have 40 acres joining same with about
etween Dallas and Perrydale. Only $65 an
he balance to suit at 6 per cent.
«»cation and first c U hl soil.
pay someone to look up, as it is in s
15 acres open land, 5 acres in gmxl cul­ T-re
A good for $175. Two good lots o
W e have 358 acres that is a bargain, ^,KK* locality, ami bandy to scho >1 «m l tivation, will sell along with other foi
A livin g producing home fo r sale— One o f
j church.— Item izer R eally Concern,
Washington street, with sewer am
t $55 an acre.
$1500. Good little barn.
he most beautiful livin g sites in Falls City,
nacadam streets all paid for, one o
tregon, is offered for sale at a bargain. Th#
F..r »2100. « , cn.h, we li»v e for mile » I I,i2k» * , r- 8 ¡ » Lincoln county «II open
5 acres iu city limits, 4 acres set t< bind is 2 Vfc acres in extent and is Ihe bent
vhich is corner. Both face north, hu
0-acre tract that is hard to lx*at. It is 1 P*®ture land. It is ligh t on the coaal fruit trees two years ago. New 4-room
trawberry soil in the world.
It is alrea«ly
an lie cut to face east if desired. Wi
lanted in 40 English walnuts and some 60
\ itliiii » m ile and a half of (own, in o n * I «V » K0-*1 river,lor only »2000, half caah house, besides bathroom ami porches
•ell at cost, which is $**50 for the two.
as
yon
could
pple
trees,
out
four
years.
An
ad#*ining
acre
f the time! deeirahle direction«, and Fine »lock »ud » • cheap ae y o n ----'•
W ry desirable location. Price, $3000
an be had f«*r $750.
Almost new modern
103 1-2 acres at $50 an acre
Dwrilim will probably be on thé new electric ■ ’M1*1 ,WI™ a good road to it.— Item ize' half cash, balance time at 6 per cent.
nouse
ef
9
rooms,
with
many
conveniences,
lou-e and hop house. Thirty acre
rood barn and outbuildings. The cash price
>1. It has some improvements, is Realty Concern.
120 acres. 3 miles of town, 30 acres un­ s $250«. and it is a snap fo r the person who
ultivated, 60 acres of timber. G« mm
•early all cleared, and is fenced on one 1 106 acre, 48 in hop«, 12 in cultivation
rants a fine location, sure to double In value,
der
cultivation,
rest
in
pasture
and
sum«
pring and well. One-half cash, will, *ide. Is close to church and school. . for potatoe;, corn or such like, and l>g
nd whereon one can easily make • ’ ‘ ving.
ime on the balance at 7 per cent.
»Ve also have two other tracts in the . acre« is paid for to be grubbed, the bal- timiier. Good house and barn, goon
family orchard, best watered place ii
A desirable home— New 5-room c«»ttage and
i iim e of the piece t>eiug in a«h and ma
156 acres, 100 acres sown to grain am •am« vicinity, nni in proved.
ath. t«»ilet. I»vat«»ry, and electric lights. Fin*
ihe country, amt seine can be irrigated..
nside finish. Roof painted green. Attached
he crop gowa with the place if sold lx*
If «011 want a nice small prune or- pie timber. This is all good bottom Gtxxl soil
Some broken land. Ma
o sewer. $1290 th* price. $300 down, term «
<*re July 1st, also seven head oj horse
hard, here is your chance.
Eight land, and the hop yard turned out 40,- chinery and fodder will go in at $50 an
n balance. Fine locatiou. A ll improvement*
md colts, the rows two brood sows
■aid for
«ere«, with dryer, and all other im prov- 000 potiuds o f first class bops this last .«ere.
¡crop.
There
are
two
good
plastered
hop
machinery and wagons, in fact every
nents, close to town, and everything in
Tw o acres of land in Dallas. Has nice 7-
Gtxxl bouse and lot 2 blocks from
thing to farm with, including a pair «» /ood shajie. 8even acres of 10-year
I-yea old houses, with balers mud all things need-
i.oni house, with private water plant, and
w ed for their operation, ami situated fai Main street; lot 80x150 ft; 8 room
»latfonn scales, sheep, goats an 1 chick
Close
to
k
prunes, and some nice apples. C
cell furnished throughout
Splendid barn,
house;
gtxxl
barn;
Price
$1400,
terms
i
i
,
The
ellough
apart
so
that
both
could
not
• iis . The price, including everything,
¡ood b«»tt«»ro land and l«»ta of all kinds of
<»wn and school with city water.
j
catch
from
the
same
fire.
It
is
on
a
lesired.
ruit
Several
large
Royal
Ann
cherry trees
s $65 xti acre, or $55 an acre withou
•rice is $4500.
hat last year bore 1000 pounds to the tree,
go«*d county road, and only one half
the stuff mentioned; $2,500 of this cat
Two
houses
ami
three
l«»ts
in
Dalla.-
I
inly
5
blocks
from
the
court
house.
"uld
75 acres, 45 cleared, slushed 15, and mile from the depot in a g<*«>d hop dis­
un al 7 per ceHt.
We want $2600
for $40tH). One has seven rooms aim I •ake an ideal garden spot
20 in (msture. with 12 acres of oak tim ­ trict. This is a first class buy at $250 is modern in every respect, am! th* I r,d $2000 o f it down.
365 acres, 125 cleans! ami in cultivs
ber; 45 acres are under cultivation, ami an acre, and g*xx! tim e will be given
15 acres within two miles o f town, unitn-
»ther has six rooms. The larger can b*
tion, Ihe Imlance in pastarw and timber.
ven 7 acres are set to primes
There on half the amount.
roved, but the fineet o f orchard hud. Now
purchased alone for $2500.
There is 2 acres of fruit ami some gar
ire three wells on the place, the soil is!
> oats, with a few young tines
,°® t *"*•
A
house
and
two
lots
one
block
west
'en, two wells and several springs
Tbs
•ring
W e «-an get you this snap for f l .5
26 acres, all iu cultivation, no iinpvov-
red loam, and it is wire fenced
n acre. .last the place for a desirable home.
-oil is gixxl and it is all fenced Onh There is a house of eight rooms, and of he depot. Fine large 10-rooui hard nients, fine fruit Km l. level, lays w tll,
finished house with all modern conven­
.’ if miles from railroad town. t*<0 si
We have a »-rows* B*»Ui*e It* Delia* for m I*
•«mil liar ns ami other improvements, ient*«*« and street work
completed right at railroad station, $101) an acre.
t only * 8 0 0 . This is a bargain, and we do
«ere is wanted for this, and half caal.
hily one m ile to town, school and Price $.3200
«*t expect to keep it on the market very long.
171 acres, 75 acres cleared, balanc«
will carry the deal.
hurch. Price $8000, half cash.
27 acres within one and a half mile- pasture anti fine t»ak timber. Five acre»
18 acre« bearing prunes. In 1% miles of
24 acres, 8 acres cleared partly, wit I
f fine I*eaver laml
Running wate* town IM D
We have just liste*! TUO acres about 4 of town. <*f the very best laml, with
no wa«te land, and the rest in fir ami
and two springs. Fine soil, g«**d fen
•sk timber. Half an acre is in straw
Seventy acres of unimproved land in the
i, 6-room hou««, barn and other ini
ire 25 acres cleared, 10 slash**! an*! 25 ■ ^rioe $4 km.
it. Piagah region within two miles of town
herties and other small fruit. There i» under cultivation. Sixty acres of gixx! I
provements. If sold m 60 «lays, l 3 o
■ e are authorised to let go of for $80 an
soiL
I
acres,
45
acres
in
hops,
rest
in
a small house on the place and the soil tim tier. No waste lami. Goml
ropg<>ee with place at $8,750. $4001. ere. It is all good orchard land aud cannot
Good soil,
is a fine black loam
Only
mile from new bouse, all fenced, and • floe bay fot * « * '
■* beat for t home '•Inw to town
All under
¡«•*<1. » ¡ ‘ h
running town, balance in two years.
I through it. itood improvements ami
good solid fence. Better pick up this bar
a railroad station, and four mil«»« from the money.
<ain while yea can get it.
¡
hop
house,
and
yard
trellis**!
in
fine
Dallas Church and school convenient.
2H4 acres, 220 of which is cleared, and
pd ami 100 in 1 shape. Price $6825,
M 0 aeree, 35 acres c k s r td
$*»825, half down and 200 under cu ltivation ; 40 acres t»ak
You can get this now for a short time
18 acres, all in cultivation. 1 room house,
for only $1560 or will trade for a small pasture, balance timber, two houses terms on the balance,
g r ill* ; I acre apples and (»ears; well ano 'amily orchard, and all the Lest of land.
and other improvements, fine springs,
*u the publie road.
Price. $2 500.
place in Falls City or IHillas
300 acre«, 35 in cultivation, 25 acres of running watei. laind slightly rolling
soil fine. $17 an acre, half cash.
80 acres of well improved land within four
timtier, 300 acres of *»tber lami n«*i and black ami gray 1«»am. ra ir improve
20 acres, 10 acres of timber, rest .»pen
ilee
of
Dallas
Well
adapted f o r fruit or
ments
ami
dope
to
school
ami
!6
|
mile*
I
70 acres, 45 rleared, 2> pasture, 25 in fenced, two streams <*f running water
land, one acre slashed. 8mall house,
• It^v. and with Mpreislly rieh anil.
38* aeran in pmnaa ami ta*ars tlie year aroiim!. aeran r»mm boast, not 1 j j j * 1"** *°a n. This ia a bargain a l only
d ie s to town, all fence«!. Price. $50 an timber,
.
•
m
d;
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__ii I Itili an acre
I
11M acres with good house and log bam.
from I w a r to 10. hiirlitv a e r w e a n b a r r r r p -> l, «»•• l»r*e harn«. W ill ««II $00 an acre.
acre ; $000 caah, ha lam e to suit.
I a nice youug orchard, and a good tittle home
IrrigatnlaiM l tha awak r n M a ll lh « ja a r H im at * * an acre. om--thlnl <-a«h «uff
131—Tliis
is a e p le n < li«l dairy a n d fruit j for Siooo.
132 seres, 6 acre* in cultivation, 5 ronnff T h e lam i i« ru llili« «u ff I h « «o li bel«lu-« iu Ure
tima at t | « r cent
ranth, w e ll «Irain**!. t a i l tin x * i i is ex­
acres -lash *d, balance in fine »«von«! reti «m i h e a r e r ¡ I m i
A l l f e n n . l « i t t i interra«.
tra fin e . There are 110 acrea u n d e r cul­
growth fir timlssr. A ll kinds of berries, «■■ren « i r « . F i r r tn ile« Irom S a lm i «u ff
loft a c re « lo r $hV0 : » a c re « i-ieaneff, tivation, the rent pasture with 15 acrea 1
■«5 fruit trwa, all 2-year-old
Nice run­ o n c m i l» lr » m «ct-ool «m i | « « u > A c « .
j
u
l o a k g r it» w«m t! lo r fir e w uuil.
i In-re
SU
a
c
re
«
«lavh
eff.
re«t
tim
iier.
Gonff
fru
it
ning stream through oae corner, go.*t STIVO. H c a «h . b a ia n e « a t II per cent
laiiff. .1 m ile « iff ..a lla * .
S u ,«il b u a « « , j ia a h«Hin<9 «4 k s * u ii S h n u » , b a rn . cln< k
house and barn. Price, |I8U0; $1200
Vor Infants and ChiidruL
en h «m *e and s e v e r a l s m a ll m u Kin gs
W « h«v* ■ ffan.lv «t.ick ranch In th« am i o th e r im iM inir».
cash, hslance on terms to suit.
I Fatntlv **n h * r « l a m i *•■*•! water a
Ii I
,-m«t rami« ol ISO arre« that « • «re
W e hsre 7JO acre« In one body of hill m i* offri ina «t IsMID Theia i, i p.,|
! fe*-t
'V e l l fe r n * * ! w i l l ) !S »g r » i r e fe n c e .
land. a*.me in cultivation lialaine in h<>n«* iliermn «m i ««•» latiti«. T li«r«
I t * inilus to railroad station, on mail I
good timber, running water, some in
*n-«biMlt 40 «era« oi Un« h»tOmi, U im I.
I rouie ami ngut to i«sepn«*ue 111 lieatlli
prtìverneiitr. ut-off «oil, lo u ol tinilirr,
von « « n i « fine m ,„iiit«lti ranch, bina
cause lor owuar sell mg. Uni; $70 an
Real Estate
FARM AND FRUIT LANDS
Itemizer
Realty Concern
D allas, O re g o n
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
i
jemre
I
CASTOR IA
Hu KM You Hut Always Bought
Children Cry
fln« «t<H k ranch,
to «cliuol. Ava ,
mila* o( loan, lor $36 an acra.
y w , upportiinitgr la f r i one chrap.
POR FLETCHER’S
C A S T O R IA
I acra.
SifMiure of I
Good terms,