Polk County itemizer., February 13, 1913, Image 3

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Lincoln’s Cabinet In 1865
AN OLD PROPHECY
IS BEING FULFILLED
Modern Irrigation 1$ Achieving
Bible Predictions.
Pastor Russell at Washington Temple.
Discusses Second T ext Quoted on
Union Depot Portals— Millennium Is
Beginning, He Avers— Greater Bless*
inge to Follow Shortly.
From a wartim e photograph.
I W h a t L incoln
; W a s D oing
I F ifty Y e a rs Ago;
tatorsmp. The government win support
you to the utmost of Its ability, which is
neither more nor less than it has done and
will do for all commanders. 1 much fear
that the spirit which you have aided to
Infuse into the army, of criticising their
commander and withholding confidence
from him, will now turn upon you. 1
shull assist you as far as l can to put it !
a- GirCrirCnt'C rk'ZirCr* ie'CrirCrk'CriritirCrtrC!^
By JAM E S A. EDGERTON.
[Copyright, 1913, by American Press Asso­
ciation.]
■
I F T Y years ago Abruham Lin ­
coln had reached his Valley
Forge—one almost might say
his Gethsemane. H e was fifty-
four years old and had been in the pres­
idency a trifle less than tw o years.
During most o f that time the w ar hud
been raging. In the west it had been iu
a measure favorable to the Union, but
in the east, where the contest must
finally be decided, the result bad been
rather the reverse. T w o disastrous bat­
tles had beeu fought at Bull Run. Mc­
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Clellan’s peninsular campaign was In
GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER.
the main a failure. That general had re
deemed himself to some extent and had down. Neither you nor Napoleon, if he
l were alive again, couid get any good out
temporarily made brighter the outlook of an army while such a spirit prevails
o f the north at Antietam, but his con
:n it. And now beware of rashness. Be­
tinned inaction follow in g the battle ware of rashness, but with energy and
sleepless vigilance go forward and give us
had compelled the president to sup­ victories. Yours very truly.
A LINCOLN
plant him with Burnside.
Follow ing the defeat at Fredericks­
On Dec, 13 the disastrous battle at
Fredericksburg had been fought, and burg there were persistent rumors of
shortly afterw ard the president was wholesale army and cabinet changes.
looking for a new general. On Jan. 22 On Dec. 20 this gossip had taken del!
it became plain that Burnside's second nite form. It was to the effect that
campaign had failed, and a few days Seward was to leave and Greeley to
Although deuial
later he resigned the eommapd o f the enter the cabinet.
Arm y o f the Potomac. Four meu were was made the next day, the talk cou
tinned. It also included Stanton and
considered for the successjou. Reyn
olds was approached, but said he Chase, both o f whom, it was said,
would not take the command under would resign. It was likewise widely
rumored that General Halleck would
conditions and restrictions then exist
ing. This narrowed the field to three— be removed and McClellan recalled to
Rosecrans, Hooker and Meade. The command.
Events at this time were not particu
objection to Roseorann was that be was
a western officer. Secretary of War tally encouraging iu any direction to
lie Washington government and its
Stanton violently opposed Hooker, and
On Dec. 28 the Con
this opposition was seconded by many Harassed head
prominent army officers. President federates raided near Alexandria and
cut
the
wires
between
Washington and
himself had doubts about
fiflpkpr’9 tpmpppupient apf)
ability the army, thus increasing the fears of
residents of tlje capital, who were in
for ap ipdppepfiedt command.
A t this puiut politic# pptprptl the an Hlmqst constant state pf alarm for
Held Secretary o f the Treasury Chase the safety o f the city.
Lack o f money was also an embar
WHS already plotting to supplant Lin­
The government was in
coln for the Republican presidential mssment.
nomination in 1864. It bus since l>een pressing need o f more than $1.fMX).Oi)0.-
discovered
that
Lincolu
knew of <XK). and early In January the house
Chase’s machinations, but in his large committee on ways and means pro
hearted magnanimity overlooked them. posed the issuance o f *dm,noo.n00 iu
W hether he knew o f them at this time bonds, $30U.<kX),000 iu treasury notes
or not is open to question. A t any rate, and S300.ono.iWO in legal tender, popu
friends o f Chase approached Hook­ larly known as greenbacks. This plan
er and received from that general as- was afterw ard carried out practically
s u ra ii'W [(pit If pe were a p o in te d to , in that form. The financial straits of
I the government were indicated in a
ityti command o f tiie Arm y o f the
ppir upd wqn tip? v jctq p he would hot special message o f the lresident on
£ftgk [he presidin'-}’ .
Chase parti- Jan. 10 asking that flO O J ld O .o e iD lie prtF
pt tl|is point bnjught all the (iiflu- | curcf! for back pay t ° the troops.
Even the emancipation pntclamation.
p m * possible tp i*»ar in fa r or uf
** f , »h u wgtf uapipd. f.iiirolp‘4 »sttpr I whipli had bpfpi formally jssued on
accompanying the commission is so Jau. 1. was creating trouble in certain
quarters. The freeing of the slaves
characteristic that It Is given In full:
<;*»nernl—I have placed you at the head was Lincoln's greatest net. yet he did
of the Army of the Potomac Of course it with misgivings. He feared its e f
1 have done this upon what appear to me feet on tlie border states and on south
to be sufficient reasons, and yet I think It
best for you to know that there are some ern Union men in the army and out
things in reitsrd to which 1 am not qure o f It. For a time his fears appeared
satisfied with you. I believe you to be a to be realized, for enlistments fell off.
brave and skillful soldier, which, of course. and there were m n ftern gs of discon­
I I ke. I also believe that you do not
mix politics with your profession, m which tent affecting even the army. Echoes
you are right. You have confidence in o f what was Iwing said were heard In
^•<,;ir$e1f. which is a valuable If not an Irr* congress. On Jan. 1* Senator Sauls-
JivJcp^aple quajhy Voti are rt'nibitiou^, bury denounced the proclamation in
WnUJh Within reasonable bounds q <es ttooj
rather than barm But I think that during open senate, and pn .Ian. 31 Senator
General Burnside's command of the army Harding o f Kentucky followed this up
you have taken counsel of your ambition by a fierce attack. In which h# d e­
and thwarted him as much as you could. nominated the proclamation as •dis­
In which you did a great wrong to the
country and to a most meritorious and union doctrine" and mii “ attack on
honorable brother officer. I have heard, the constitution.”
in such a way as to believe It, of your re­
These were perhaps the darkest
cently saying that both the army anJ the
The
gove/nmenf needed a dictator. Of course days that Lincoln ever knew.
It was not for this, but in spite of it. that pps:*mrsU'nR.i f«*r the whole war wa*
1 have given you the command Only upon him. and it was almost more
those generals wno gain successes can set than he could bear
Tie felt he had
up dictators. What I now ask of you Is
p lliu xY sucuaaa and J vlU rlafc lb# die- doue right both in diamissiuir McTi#i.
F
n ami in treeing the slaves, and yet
he was being fiercely assailed for
both. Ills enemies had a shadow of
ground for their strictures in the fact
that the Union troops were not win­
ning victories, their claim being that
these tw o acts had undermined the
spirit o f the army. In a fe w months
I all this talk was to be largely silenced
by the tw o momentous Union suc­
cesses that finally turned the tide in
favor o f the north, hut at this time
poor Lincoln knew nothing o f Vicks­
burg and G ettysburg and had to go
, through his Valley Forge with few
| rays to lighten the gloom.
I
A MODEL VALENTINE.
CONRAD STAFRIN
C h iid re n C ry
C A S T O R I A
TKE HEART OF TOMMY.
“ A Hignway Shall Be Thera."
The context mentions a H igh w ay o f
Holiness to l»e established. *^1»^?
distinctly
frplfl tjie bypaii r o « i
and tty* mproty \vq.v. Everything ofttk
be rpioovf.d ptaf fffll
lUWian
progress
k to porfe.ctipq.
The rgw aid at the and u# the. way
will bo vepy different from that given
/o tho*c who now " « I k the narrow
way o f seif sacrifice.
Adam was a
man. not <> heavenly heUisr
God
changes not.
He made Adam king
over earth, with dominion over Its
crenttires
God's purposes are the i
j same today ns In the beginning.
f ’ lv isf died to redeem humanity. In
i b e time, i ll will awake from the sleep
of fieri*ft to an opportunity to ret im
♦o pe’ fe ti"»i -«s human beings.
DON’T KNOW THEY HAV£ AP*.
P£ND|gf|S;
Once on a tim e I had a hart.
But now it's owned by M ol­
l y ! ______________
A Valentina K m .
"A kiss upon this valentine
I pres»,*' he wrote to her.
T ir e placed It underneath this Una.
X hop« you won’t demur/*
Among other well meaning northern
men who bothered Lincolu iu 1864 with
impructicuble plans for ending the war
was n kindly, bland and bald old fel
low whose flow o f conversation was
simply maddening to the good uatured
hut busy president. By hook or crook
the old fellow managed to get by the
sentinels, and Llucoiu was too soft
hearted to give him peremptory orders
to remain away, relates a writer in the
Omaha Bee. One afternoon when he
had interrupted ira|»ortant business for
nearly an hour the president suddenly
rose, hurried to u cupboard and drew
forth a large bottle.
“ Did you ever use this remedy for
ha hi ness?*' the unwelcome caller was
asked.
“ Never.” he replied, examining th*
label.
“ W ell." said Lincoln, with an air of
one conferring an especial favor, “ you
may have It. Here, take the bottle
go home, rub it well iuto the head and
e«une buck. say. In three mouths and
let me know if It did you good.”
And he hustled the hairless old chair
through the door and bowed him off.
W a s h i n gton, D.
C.. January 12.—
I’HMtor R u s s e l l
preached this a f er-
noon at the T em ­
ple. corner 13th
S t r e e t and New
York Avenue, to a
large congregation.
H e made the rather
s t a r t lin g declara­
tion that the M il­
lennium is already
here; thut chronol­
ogy proves that we
have been living under some o f its
blessings for the past thirty-eight
years: and that our modern conven­
iences and progress are attributable to
Comfort Your Stomach
the beginning o f the roiling aw ay o f
We pay fo r th is trea tm e n t if it
the curse, find the substitution o f the
tails to p ro m p tly relieve Indiges­
D ivine blessing.
tion and Dyspepsia.
The Pastor said that the reign o f
Rexall Dyspepsia Tshlets remedy
■tomach troubles because thoy con­
Messiah for a thousand years not only
tain
the proper proportion of Pepsin
will hind Satan and hinder his further
and Bismuth and the necessary car­
deception o f mankind, but will also
minatives that help nature to supply
the elements the absence of which
bring light, knowledge, illumination, to
in the gastric juices causes indiges­
every corner o f the earth. He pointed
tion and dyspepsia. They aid the
out the beginning o f these blessings
stomach to digest food and to cuicklv
convert it into rich red blood and
as already with us; but they are only
material necessary for overcoming
the faint dawnings o f the greater light
natural body waste.
which will flood the world, when the
Carry a package of Rexai! Dys­
Sun o f Righteousness. Em m anuels
pepsia Tablet* in your vest pocket,
Kingdom, shall he manifested.
or keep them in your room. Tako
one after each heavy meal and prove
The speaker went on to say that Im
our assertion that they will keep indi­
mediately before us is a terrific storm
gestion from bothering you.
which will convulse the present order
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do.
o f things—social, financial, jadltical
We
guarantee them to relievo indi­
and religious. The momeutary chaos
gestion and dyspepsia, or to refund
will yield to the Prluce o f Peace, who
your money, if they fail to do so.
Doesn’t it stand to reason that we
will then fake to H im self H is great
wouldn’t assume this money risk wore
|s»wer and reign. H e will say to the
we not certain Rexall Dyspepsia
billow y waves o f trouble. “ Peace,% be
Tablets will satisfy you? Throe sizes:
still.” and there will be a calm, even
25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00.
as was illustrated on the Sea o f Galilee.
You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet#
in this community only at our store;
Pastor Russell showed that the storm
o f trouble which will precede the es­
tablishment o f Messiah’s Kingdom w ill
Dalla,
Thm T tn ca ll Storm
Or«soi.
he the natural result o f the operation
o f the laws o f Justice. This principle
There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town
and city in the United States, Canada and
uhvavs operates along the line o f cause
Great Britain. There is a different Rexall
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ill—
and effect. Humanity are not using the
each especially designed for the particular ill
1 wonderful blessings o f the present as
for which it is recommended.
| they
should.
Selfishness
prevails
T h e Rexall Stores are A m erlca'e G reatest
Drug Storee
j amongst rich and poor. The earth's
| abundant supply for the needs o f all is
j bringing discontent, because the uatu- j
i ral heart is full o f selfishness.
God w ill allow selfishness to lead on ;
FOR FLETCHER’S
to Its inevitable result, and thus will
demonstrate to mankind the sinfulness
o f sin. selfishness, meanness, and the
beauty o f holiness, righteousness, har­
mony with God.
“ The Desert Shall Blossom/'
T h e Pastor then called attention to
It Can Be Read Crosswise, Up and
Down or Backward.
Isaiah 35, the first verse o f which de­
Here is a model valentiue said to clares. "T h e desert shall rejoice and
have been written by a young English­ blossom as the rose.” He showed that
man to his sw eetheart The curious irrigation is literally fulfilling this
prophecy and bring ng about marvelous
feature o f this valentine is that it may
results. Our Government is co-operat­
lie read from left to right, from above
ing with our intelligent fellow-citizens
down and in several other directions,
to rec laim what was once supposed to
crosswise and back, making fair sense
he worthless laud.
almost any way a person chooses to
A similar work o f reclamation 1 b go­
read it. It is as follow s:
ing on in Arabia. Shortly the land of
Your face,
your tongue, your wit,
the “ Arabian Nights” will realize lu a
So fair,
* so sweet,
so sharp.
natural w ay changes fa r more won­
First bent,
then drew,
then hit,
Mine eye.
mine ear.
my heart,
derful thau those of the fairy tales
which entranced our childish imagina­
Mine eye,
mine ear,
mine heart,
tions. The great Sahara Desert, also,
To like,
to learn.
to love,
Your face,
your tonsue, your wit,
has been examined by engineers, who
Doth lend,
doth teach,
doth move.
have ascertained that much o f it lies
below sea level.
A t comparatively
Your face.
your tongue, your wit,
With beam», with sound, with art.
small cost it can be iuundated and
Doth blind, doth charm, doth rule.
brought to « high state o f cultivation.
Mine eye.
mine ear,
my heart.
The speaker also said that the Scrip1
Mine eye,
mine ear,
my near*,
lures prophesy that the Dead Sea will
With life,
with hope.
with skiff,
one day be connected with the ocean.
Your face,
your tongue, your wit,
Pastor Russell then applied Isaiah
Doth deed,
doth feast,
doth AH,
35:3 to our day. and declared that he
O wit.
O tongue,
O face.
Is tryin g to carry out Its commands.
With frowns with check, with smart,
The Scriptures show that before the
wound not,
vex not,
Wrong not,
mine heart,
world can receive its share o f bless­
mine ear,
Mine eye,
ings. the Church o f Christ must first
this heart,
this ear,
This eye,
lie gathered and changed to spirit be­
shall swear,
shall bond,
rihall joy.
ings by the hirst Resurrection.
your tongue, your wit,
Your face.
to fear.
to trust.
To serve,
A fte r this has been accomplished,
mankind will receive earthly blessings
through file Messianic Kingdom. These
St. Valentine and Cupid.
The real St. Valentine flourished w ill surpass anything which humanity
about 1.70*» years ago. Cupid, who is has e ve r dreamed.
really more Important In celebrating
Then he showed that Jesus' (n\nifln*
St. Valentine's day. is several hundred were merely llhnjtrfltlttiu» uf the wurfc
years olde*
Yet Cupid is alwkys }>ip o f His Hpcoful .\dvent.
P iirin g the
fpred as a youth, while
Millennium, our Ia»rd and H is Church
is depicted with (he dignify d f ^ *HM’ w ill remove. Uot only physical blind­
ness. deafness, lameness, etc., but also
human weaknesses and frailties result­
- H -H -l M I I M t-M -l-l-l
ing from the fall o f Adam. What a
new usi>ect eHrtb w ill present when
sin. sickness, sorrow and death will
forever have passed aw ay!
Th' teecher s c z l'v c got a hart.
But teech er’s o ff her tro l­
ley.
ROW USE LINCOLN
GOT RID OF « BORE.
Many
people who have i-hronle
appemlicitia, which i* not vary painful
have doctored for year* for gaa on the
stomach, sour stomach or constipation.
C S tafrin states i f these people will
try simple bucthom bark, glycerine,
etc., as compounded in Adler-i-ka, the
lierm an appendicitis remedy, they will
be surprised at the quick benefit, a
single dose relieve* these trouble*
instantly.
1914 CALENDAR SAMPLES
NOW HERE
Patronize Home Industry
Keep Some of Your Money at Home
Cut Out the Traveling Canvassers
You Can Get Better and Cheaper Calendars Right
in Your Home Town
Try a Nice Monthly Blotter for 1913
Come in and see what we have
Itemizer Office
W e have calls every hour
houses for rent.
Why not
your vacant
house with
Item izer Realty Concern —we
rent it.
for
Good garage site on principal
list street o f Dallas, 50x100 feet, price
the $1900, terms reasonable.
can
160 acres, 50 acres in cultiva­
tion, 50 cleared and in pasture,
House and lot in Dallas $3000 balance in timber. Good 8-room
house, barn and outbuildings.
120 acres 3 miles from Dallas, 6 acres o f orchard, mostly prunes,
all under cultivation on It. R. some apples. 3 miles o f Dallas.
track and county road. Price $125 Price $10,000. Terms, half cash.
per acre.
30 acres on city limit line of
Tracts o f any size, some can be Dallas, on Co. and R. R. no im­
irrigated, all in city limits, planted provments, all under cultivation,
in fruit trees, for $250 per acre. fenced, fine logan berry land.
Cnnlt to dryneas ove r*fnt of tomatoes. Then
a low fire U U llN THE TOMATOES
50 acres close to Dallas. 28 over
TEN MINUTES. Then txntr in boihnu
54 acres, 4 miles from Dallas,
water, increase the heat, boll a few minutes
|
acres
in
orchard,
7
acres
bearing,
1-4 mile from school. 3-4 mile to
and clean out with a wooden spoon. The
R. R. station, some fruit; good i 7 o f 2 year olds, 5 acres o f straw- utensil will not be injured,
I
berries,
good
house
and
three
improvments; 30 acres under cul­
HIC H are you anxious
tivation; in a fast developing com­ barns, 15 acres seeded to oats.
about when you amell
We have for sale in and near
I Seven acres o f timber, balance
munity,
price
$125
per
acre.
food burning — loss of
F ) q 119Q *
I cleared. $200 an
acre. Will
the food or loss o f the utensil T
5 acres for $450.
$2000—7-room house on Wash- sell or trade for mountain ranch j
Food may be burned in
5 acres for $500,
without
ranch
without
range.
ngton street. Corner lot, 170x
5 acres in fruit 4 years old for 300, and all modern improve­
Have 5 1-4 acres, 4 1-2 acres
$650.
ments, with street and sewer as­
5 acres, house and bearing sessments settled. -I t e m i z er set to apples, 14-year-old trees,
j Baldwin, Rome Beauty, New-
fru it for $800.
Realty Concern.
Itons and Ben Davis varities.
5 acres, all in cultivation for
| Place has good comfortable, 3- if too much heat is applied;
$ 1000 .
5 1-2 acre bearing fruit tract,
Other cultivated tracts for four varieties o f 12 year old trees, ' room and good barn, well saw­ but the burning has no effect
dust lined apple house, and other
$3,500.
whatever upon them. Less fuel
1-2 mile from Perrydale.on coun­
improvements.
Is 1 1-2 miles
10 acres for $850.
ty road; good 3 room house, barn
is needed when cooking in
from
good
town,
school
and
10 acres for $1000.
and a sawdust, lined apple house,
“ Wear-Ever” utensils, because
10 acres, all in cultivation, also some smallfruit. price -$2000. church.
they heat quicker and retain
house and barn, for $2,500.
Within 6 miles o f Dallas we heat longer than other cooking
For
$4000
we
have
a
well
im­
15 acres, good buildings, all
have a tract o f 98 acres, all un­
proved 6-acre tract within the der cultivation, without other utensils; and food cooked in
fruit 4 years old, for $2700.
them is less liable to scoreh.
15 acres in bearing fruit $4,500. city limits. Over 3 acres o f larga improvements,
that
can
be Every “ Wear-Ever” utensil is
considerable small bought for $90 an acre. All
15 acres, buildings and 9 acres fruit and
made without joints, seams or
ones. Five-room house and barn. j good black soil, and is rolling
prunes, $2,500.
solder from thick, hard sheet
A
bargain
at
the
price.
17 acres, half in cultivation for
land, close to school and postof­
aluminum, 99 per
WEAR-EVER
$1500,
fice.
cent. pure.
Can­
Good orchard tracts, 5 and 10
20 and 30 acre tracts for from
not form poiaon-
297 acres, all'under cultivation,
$70 to $300 per acre; larger pla­ acres each, on R. R. and Co. road
oua c o m p o u n d a
between Monmouth and Dallas
from
Dallas
to
Monmouth.
1
mile
ces at from $35 per acre and up.
with acid fruita or
one mile from Rickreall 1-4 mile
from
Dallas,
bearing
next
year;
In city property we have
fooda, cannot chip
from
station,
on
county
road
well
homes at $800, $900, $1000 to great opportunity to get orchard
or acale, practical­
improved low land tiled, price
$4000; one at $1800 with 2 acres,' tracts for a little cash.
ly indestructible.
TRADE MARK
j will make you buy.
one at $1400 with one acre; both
R
e
p
la
c
e
utensil*
th
a t weeur eu t
2
1-2
acres
in
Dallas,
best
o
f
Good 5-room house and 4 acres
these places in fruit.
creek bottom land, good 7-room 3-4 miles from Court house, Dal- w ith utensils th at “ W e a r-E v e r ”
Tw o splendid homes in heart house, plenty o f fruit, an exeel- j las, splendid out buildings, fine
o f city at $0406 each.
| lent chicken and berry place, garden spot, excellent chicken
One 8-room modern house close convenient and suitable. Only house and yards. An ideal little i
in; small payment down; balance $2500 and terms to suit.
home, and price right.
easy monthly payments.
40 acres fruit land 3 miles from
205 acres, 8 1-2 south o f Dal­
40 acres, all fenced three miles las. There are 70 . acres o f bot­ Perrydale, on county road, and
o f town; 15 acres in orchard and tom land, 50 aores slashed, 40 R. F. D. and near school, price
BRANO
cultivation, 400 2-year old prunes. acres o f good second growth tim­ J $75 per acre.
Good buildings. $100 an acre,
ber, anti 45 acres o f small fir and
1132 acres in Lincoln county, oak timber. There are two acres I 10 acres close to town, good
200 acres cleared, plenty o f pas- o f young bearing orchard, three buildings and land in high state
o f cultivation, planted orchard
ti re, 80 under cultivation, 1® good barns, a new house o f five
HCfV‘3 in fruit, tine soil, $35,000, ntoms and largo woodshed and’ and small fruits, four acres in G o l d IOND
metallic
Ribbon. T a
milk house. The price is $60 an logan berries. $3,600 takes it.
Fjne dairy ranch,
Draggle« ai
acre in trade or $50 in cash, and
Finest fruit tract in Dallas: D IA M O N D D ft A > f> P II.L B . for
We have for sale one mile west the buyer can assume a mortgage 10 acres all in bearing; some years regarded a* Best. Safest Alw*ya Reliable.
« f Kalis City, 80 acres o f timber o f $3,200, which can run almost small fruit: new, modern 5 room ] S OL D BY ALL DRUGGISTS
that cruises one and one half mil- three years at 6 per cent, paya­ house; good liarn and everything!
W ORTH
EVERYWHERE TKSTKO,
ban feet down to 18 Inches,has a ble on or before or can pay $100 is up-to-date. To see is to buy it.
down hill ahoot all the way to or more on any interest day.
Falls City lumber Co’ s mill; has a
60 acres on Monmouth and
Forty acres o f fruit land, well
good house, barn and out build­
110 acres well improved 21-2 Dallas Co. road; 1 mile from Rail­
ings; has hearing orchard, will sell miles from Dallas, 3-4 mile from road Station, school. Post O ffice located, for $75 per acre.
or trade.
32 acres all cleared and nearly
school and R ,R. station. 18 acres and town;, all under cultivation;
weR drained and the price rig h t all in cultivation, 17 acres set
2.27 acres in Dallas, 6 room in bearing 8 year old apple trees,
201 acre», 2 miles from Perry- to trees and small fruits. F ive
plastered house, woodshed and 12 acres walnuts 7 years okl, 25
small barn, 3 hen houses, about aeras o f young pears and apples, dale on county road; 175 acres in room house, barn and woodshed.
300 fruit trees. $3200, ail hut 3 years okl, 3») acres grain land, cultivation; 8 acre orchard; creek Dryer on plaev and ware house.
all farm implements and stock go crosses place; some improvments, Just outside city limits. Price,
$1,450 cash.
with the place, bargain price and will sell all or in small tracts or I $12,000,
U o^t 4«tl HU, 2 blocks from good terms.
will trade for small place near
pu TP|ic school; price $1100,
2 « acres, well improved with
840 acres, 400 o f it cleared and Dallas or Falls City,
[orchard and straw!)-»cries, good
We have Ove acres o f well Im­ in cultivation, 100 slashed, 160
■18 acres near town for $40(00. , house and barn cloRe to Dallas
pasture. Fine soil, good All cleared and under fwaie, but > for sale at $300 an acre.
proved hill land close to town for in
springs, rolling land and well no improvements^
sale at a reasonable price.
fenced. A model farm and nev­
Good business lot fo r sale, best er offered for sale before. Clov­
167 r,c*e* 1 1-2miles from Da!-!
location in Dallas.
er land, hop land, anything you '¿W-all under cultivation; on C a f
road and rail road; well improved
House and lot in Dallas to want. Only $80 an acre.
trade fo r an out o f town tract 4
183 acres well irm yuvM . good' anrl 7 miles o f tiling on place. $1501
to 10 acres.
laud; 2 miles ^ry/u 1 »alias, ad un­ per acre, Gpod terms.
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
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“ W e a r -E v e r ”
Aluminum Utensils
CRAVEN BROTHERS, A g n ’s
CHICHESTER SPILLS
Ite m iz e r
R e a lty C o n c e rn
One o f the best business loca-
50 acres hill land half under der cpKi,'>tag<, op main county
ioa<k and on raitroad. $150 per tions in town, 50 foot frontage i
cultivation, all good frpit
on Main street. $5000.
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1 mile f^gn stattwn Itili per Acre. acre. Good terms.
Dallas, Oregon