Polk County Observer
ALLGOOD & COLLINS
LESSEES .
Pliblilhed Bemi-Weekly at 11.60 per Year.
Strictly In Advance.
Entered as second-clan matter March 1. 1907.
at tbe post office at Dallas, Oregon, nnder the
Act oi uongress oi March 8, 1879.
DALLAS, OREGON, May 21, 1909
The way to build up Dallas u to pat
ronize Dallas people.
THE BUILDING SEASON.
At tbe outset of tbe summer of 1909,
every indication points to an active
and prosperous season In building
lines. One of the best seasons, in tbat
respect, tbat the city ever experienced
was the summer of 1907, wben between
150 and 200 new bouses were erected
within a period of only a few months.
During the following summer, In
1908, although the growth of the city
still continued, building activities
were in a large measure suspended,
and the season was not so much one
of growth as of development and ad
justment. The present summer opens,
however, under most favorable omens
and gives promise of a resumption of
the building boom that characterized
the summer of 1907.
Many causes conspire to produce
this promising situation. The oer-
tainty that tbe Dallas-Salem railroad
will be completed and la operation
within the next four months, the influx
of new citizens who have come west
ward on the tide of the 1909 colonist
movement, and the numerous sales of
real estate that have marked the busi
ness of the past few months, all augur
a rapid and steadily increasing
growth in population.
Any extensive growth In population
must imperatively call for more
houses, since there are scarcely mori
than enough to accommodate the
people of the city as its population
now is. New additions to the cltv are
to De opened and new suburban tracts
claimed by the incoming bomeseeker.
All or this will call insistently for
more houses.
Several property owners in Dallas
have already foreseen the demand
and a number of new residence build
ings are even now in process of con
struction. This is probably onlv the
beginning however, and there Isevery
reason to believe tbat by the middle
of the coming summer Dallas will be
in the midst of one of the most
extensive "building booms' that has
been experienced for years.
RENEW PROSPECT FOR Oil
New Company Will Drill Wells
-Whiteaker and Fawk Farms
This Summer.
On
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
in the County Offices
Briefly Told.
PEOBATE.
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uuBiuiauouip or .urea .Blazer, an
alleged incompetent heannsr held:
ordered that petition for appointment
or guardian be denied and matter dis
missed at costs of petitioner.
estate or Delia 11. Williams et al.
minors guardian's oath and bond of
sale of real estate filed and approved.
REAL ESTATE.
A W Beckett et ux to Rosa J Hal, 29
acres, t 8 s, r 4 w, l.
united states to Mary J Miner, 40
acres, t 7 s, r 6 w, patent
M iineimma Selby et al to W H
McDaniel, 60 acres, t 7 s, r 6 w, $1000
uornella J and William P Ireland
to O E Ireland, 232 acres, 1 8 s, r 4 w, $1.
Jens Peterson et ux to Henry W
Quiring, S3 acres, 1 7 s, r 6 w, $noo.
John B Teal et ux to Albert Teal, 10
acres, 1 8 s, r 6 w, $io.
John B Teal et ux to Albert Teal,
Interest in 160 acres, t 8 e, r 7 w, ,
J H and M S Cornwall to W H
Boats, lots In Dallas, $700.
Rosa J and J M Hall to William
Stephenson, 37.64 acres, t 8 s, r 4 w
$3,250.
David Mowry to Ruby Adams, lots
In Independence, $1.
United States to Clarenoe Shultz, 40
acres, t 9 s, r 8 w, patent.
Frank Axelson et ux to 8 E Bush et
ux, lots in Independeoon, $200.
Estate of Martin Lawney, deceased
Doal account approved.
Zoe A Gregory to M C Munson, lot
in rails uity, $1300.
V r Hodges et ux to John Hulett et
al, 640 acres, t 6 s. r 7 w, $3,750.
Theodore Jeffries et ux to Albert T
Dome, 13J acres, t , r 4 w, $9,975.
J C Pldoock to W E Russcl, 40 acres,
i a, r s w, f 3000.
Faneral of IL D. Whitman.
The funeral of H. D. Whitman, who
died recently In St. Johns, was held Id
Monmouth yesterday afternoon, the
remains being buried in the Moo
mouth cemetery. Mr. Whitman was
well known to many Dallas people,
having resided hers about years
ago while be was proprietor of tbe
Dallas Steam Laundry. Ha is sur
vived by bis wife, three daughters and
one sod.
Does petroleum exist In paying
quantities in Polk county or not?
This question, it appears, is to bedell
niteiy settled within a few months aud
the first step toward its solution will
be made in the sinking of an oil well
oq iD8B. r: wniteaker farm about 4
m lies southeast of Dallas. Th is work
will be undertaken by the Willamette
Valley Oil & Gas Company, incorpor
ated in Portland last April with 75000
shares at $1 par value, for the purpose
or thoroughly prospecting for oil at
the points in the Willamette Valley
wnere indications of it3 presence are
most favorable.
N. M. McDaniel, president of the
new company, and Messrs. C. S. Shea,
W. a. Whiteaker, and Chester L,
Jfroebstel, all of Portland, were in
Dallas this week and outlined their
project before the members of the
Merchants' Protective Association at
its meeting Wednesday night.
Mr. McDaniel says that the purpose
is to sell enough stock to purchase the
ueuessury macmnery ana pay run
ning expenses and to drill one or more
wells In the most favorable places,
driving them to such depth that the
question of the existence or oon exist
ence or oil in those places may be
nnaily settled beyond any possibility
of a doubt.
The company has leased the B. F.
Whiteaker farm near Monmouth, con
taining 720 acres and the W. W. Fawk
farm of 320 acres lying in Holmes
Gap, and has options for leases on
other places where the prospect for oil
is considered exceedingly good. The
first attempt will probably be made on
the Whiteaker farm, since Mr. Whit
eaker was the first to offer his farm
for lease and the first to take stock in
the enterprise.
A standard diamond drill will be
used, the entire cost of the machinery
being estimated at about $4500. The
wells will be drilled to a depth of 3000
feet unless oil is struck before the
drill has penetrated so far. It is
thought that the oil will be struck at a
depth of between 1800 and 2500 feet,
but the company purposes to go
farther if necessary for the sake of
absolute certainty.
Beside the oil prospect on the White
aker farm, It is the intention of the
company to open up the old salt pros
pect which was operated with success
for some time in 1849 by B. J. White
aker, who crossed the plains and
iuloicu ai tuai place 10 lolo. r TOW a
well only 78 feet in depth he seoured a
flow of artesian salt water from which
he reduced and sold tons of salt. Six
years ago a well in prospect for oil
was drilled near the location of the
old salt well. At a depth of 480 feet a
flow of strong artesian salt water was
encountered which thwarted the
search for oil.
The plan suggested is to reopen this
abandoned well and pipe the salt
water to Dallas, where by utilizing the
ruei that may be secured from the
waste products of the sawmills, it may
be cheaply and profitably reduced. A
test has shown that the strength of
the water is such that a gallon and a
half will reduce to a pound of salt.
Mr. Proebstel, of Portland, one of
the expert geologists on whose opinion
and advice tbe company was organ
ized to embark upon itsblgoll project.
spoke briefly to the assembly, giving
the reasons why he is absolutely cer
tain in his own belief, that oil will be
found at the Whiteaker farm and at
tne Holmes Gap prospect. Mr. Proeb
stel finds three places in this portion
of the Willamette Valley which seem
the most promising for oil. These
are the bills near McMinnville, those
near Holmes Gap and tbe slopes
about Mount Pisgah, on the sides of
which the Whiteaker farm is located.
These three places were apparently
formed at the same geological period
and correspond almost exactly in con
tour and formation with the oil fields
of Bakersfleld, California, and the
newly opened and wonderfully pro
ductive oil fields of Alaska. The
presence of the salt wells on the White
aker farm be regards also as a highly
ravorawe indication, since this phe-
uuiuouuu uas peen iounil In 95 per
cent or tne productive oil wells tbat
have ever been sunk in the world,
Mr. Proebstel regards the failure of
the two previous DIMBner-ta nn tho
Whiteaker farm as signifying noth
ng. una well was drilled to a dupth
of only 2G0 feet before It was abandoned
and the other to a depth of 9M foot
If oil and gas exinta In tbe Wil
lamette alley as I firmly believe it
does," says Mr. Proebstel, "it should be
encountered at a depth not greater
man auuo ieei or at least between 1800
and 2500 feet. The deeper of the two
former wells was drilled only half far
enough and the failure to strike oil in
it does not io tbe least Indicate tbat
on does not exist there In
f BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertisements under this head are oharged
u ... n i iu.ni (uit urnrri rlral tiiunriinn :
mitt', npr word for each insertion thereafter;
words or leas, II per month. No advertisement
ln.ert.pd for lea. than 15 cent!.
Figures count as one word. For instance,
the nuuierul combination "'i&0" counts as one
word- . , .
Two initials count as one word. For instance,
M. M. Jouea" counts as two words.
The minimum charge In lor 15 words: that is,
an advertiemeit from 1 word to 16 words is
counted as 1ft words; an advertisement from 16
to 20 words, inclusive, is counted us 20 words;
from 21 to 2ft wonts, is counted as 2ft words, etc.
The figures following the advertisement lndi-
ejtfe hnw Innir it is tn run. and are not charged
to the customer. Ko.- instance, 3-31-21 indicates
that the advertisement war lirst published on
March Ml. and that it la to be inserted twice.
The fliritrcA und lettprn 4-1. tf indlcute that the
advertisement whs first published April l anu
that it is to be run until the cuatomer orders it
discontinued.
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For Sale.
White oak posts. E. M.
Phone Black 54.
Vnii. Can't Tfi 1 XAUn I
a war. " T XlCtt flj
suit is worm by the Prir,
ii a sun cusis &o jjcjl ucnu mure ana wears 100
cenyonger, it's by far the cheaper of t J
wvwico tut noc cneap. Thev i
worse inside of a week than garments like
Cochrane,
5-4-tf
lVTAKERS
whoaren V
willing to stand back
of their clothes aren't
anxious to have their
names stand to the
front. If they labeled
their inferior goods
everybody would know
the mark and remem
ber who took advantage
of them.
XTRAGOOTTV
CLOTHES FOR BOYS
bear the above label of out
right warranty, which means
money back if unsatisfactory
wear leads you to bring the
goods back. If extra good
clothes weren t best made in
the market they wouldn't be
the best protected,
Bee Hive Store
Office For Rent.
Good location Id business section of
city. Inquire of A. J. Barbam, Dallas.
4-30-tf
Money to Loan
On farm security. Seasonable rates.
Inquire W. L. Tooze, Jr., Atty.
5-11-tf
Wanted.
do general
Place to do general housework.
Address Box 397, Dallas, Ore. 5-14-tf
Tires Set.
While you wait at P. J. Wagner's
Implement Shop on Oak Street.
5-ll-tf
Wool and Mohair.
Highest market price will be paid
for wool and mohair.
free. J. L. Castle.
Sacks furnished
3-23 tf.
. For Sale.
1 acre in East Dallas ;5-room bouse;
small barn. Price $650. Inquire of
M. A. Embree.
4-27-tf
At Soehren's Warehouse.
Just received a carload of fine sand
and a carload of cement. 4-6-tf
For Sale.
Team, harness, wagon, surrey, and
single buggy. O. D. Treat, Falls
City, Mutual pbone 1316. ' 3-19-tf
Money To Loan.
Flume Walker Badly Injured. On farm security ; long time: reas-
Lee Lehman, employed as a flume onable interest. Address Box 26, Inde-
5-ll-9t
walker by the Falls City Lumber
Company, was seriously injured Wed
nesday evening by a fall from the
flume. Mr. Lehman was riding a
timber down theflumeand, in endeav
oring to check himself with bis pica
roon became overbalanced, pitched to
one side and dropped for a distance of
30 feet. His right wrist was broken,
several ribs fractured and his spine
severely injured. He will be brought
to Dallas today and placed in the hos
pital, where with proper care it is
thoughtthat he will recover. Although
the hospital is not yet entirely com
pleted, it has been in use for about
ten days, several of the mill employees
being under care for minor injuries.
Wood For Sale.
Do you need wood? In preparing
to place your orders remember that I
am able to furnish you all kinds of
slab wood from either of the Dallas
sawmills at the best possible rates.
Send in your orders by either phone.
Mutual 1196; Bell 443. .
8-4 tf. AUGUST BOWMAN.
pendence, Oregon.
One span
Inquire of N
B. F. D. 1.
For Sale,
of good young mares.
Emmett, Monmouth,
Phone A. D.
line 152.
5-18 tf
1 'Pm
D Sincerity Clothes. jf)'"" Sf; '
em Copyright M ' vjT
m
Peri
Sincerity
Clothe
Si
look at the end nf a CtanoA-n Til.
w uvaoun, mere lan,
inside of them to keep them tieht
All Sincerity Clothes are hand tailored wher
ever the suit is likely to be tugged by tk
wear and tear of the body. Lapels lie fim
and flat, collars hug the neck, breasts don't
break. This is brought about, not only
through good workmanship, but also by thor
ough shrinking. Every piece of cloth in a
Sincerity Suit goes through the London process
which takes out any stretch of the wool which
the mill left in it.
Inasmuch as cloth is sold by the yard, it is to
the advantage of the mill to shrink the cloth
as little as possible. Most manufacturers do
not reshrink their clothes, therefore their
clothes do not hold their shape as long as Sin
cerity Clothes.
Sincerity Clothes
Shop
DALLAS MERCANTILE CO,
Cedar Posts.
Good cedar posts for sale at 114 cents
each. Also another car of extra Star
A Star shingles. Soehren Waee-
HOC8E. 7-2a.rf
For Sale.
Good span of small work mares:
weight 1040 and 1100. New set of team
harness. Price $235. H. G. Campbell.
Dallas. 6-21 tf
Wanted.
All kinds of Iron, rubber, brass.
copper, aino aDd hides. Highest
cash prices paid, A. N. Halleck, Mon
mouth, Oregon. 3-12-tf
Chr Follng Is op tmm Portland
Pavins
qualities. "I Ormly believe", be con
tinues, "that oil will be Bret struck io
Polk County and in the well which is
to be drilled on the Whiteaker farm."
The new company will begin lu
work as soon as machinery can be
secured and will drive tbe work
forward with all speed. Tbe lease
under which tbe land was seoured
demands tbat the first well shall be
completed within 18 month. The
benefits that will fall to this city in
ease the project proves successful will
be almost Inconceivably great and tbe
company Is anticipating the bearty
co-operation or tne busineas men and
citizens or Dallas la the prooecatioo
of Its big enterprise.
if You Own Any Farm
land, or know anybody who
does, you ought to get in touch
with the steps farmers in all
parts of the country are taking
to protect themselves from some
of the commission men who
have been robbing them almost
ever since they were boys.
If you d n't twn any, tut want
the test short stiries printed this
v.cntb, get the
JUNE EVERYBODY'S
FOR BALE BT
W. R. ELLIS and W. H. ROY
For Sale.
At a sacrifice, five-room cottace:
bath and inside toilet; corner loca
tion ; all modern Improvements. In
quire at this office. 618-3t
BARGAIN FRIDAY
Every Friday we will
make a cut on our already
low prices on lumber until
our present stock is ex
hausted. N. G. HARRIS
Dallas R. F. D. Mutual phone
For Sale.
General merchandise store in Falla
City, Oregon. Good proposition for
experienced man. No agents. Mrs
W. F. Muscott. Falls Citv. Oregon
4 9 tf
Oak Wanted.
We will pay eight dollars (8.00) Der
cora ror good axe handle timber de
nverea at our factory in Dallas.
Faclflo Coast Handle A Mf n.
6 20-9t
Notice.
Kottrr la hmhj (tlvn. that tne nnderslrned
aumiuisiraior oi tti aolala of Sarah M. Gib-
. reon, has II led his
tlnal account such administrator and that
' - " '" ifw, as ine time lor hearlna
he objection, thereto. All persona h.vln, ,;
liitec-at In the aald estate, are reqneawd to
appear at the tune ahove menUonvd. at the
... . f""" i.iuina .oun m me aaid
l.Hinty. and present their objections, tf anr
there mav be. ' '
JAMES S1MONTON.
Administrator ot the eaut of
Sarah M. tiioson.
Guardian's Sale.
Dan P. Stouffer baa frona to Salent
here be will take mdteal trvtrrjnt
- ., .... .... ... . i .
m rauua viu who n-iiiTea and j lot tbe benefit of hi eyea, which bar
frieoda la Dalla. j hae troubling htm for a Ions Una.
"ii'-w is nerenv aivn h.i w-
and in punaauc of n nn4' .i.
I'- . . .I..' ,, '
V. I A "'ate of Oregon
en,iL.?"ln,L '""' I", mad. and'
entered ol record :n aid Court on the mh d.T
o( Maj. IN. in the matter of th. -i
HiiliantlL. IMnr K U ,IU . . . ..
""""," ""llama, minors, aothor-
...Tu.i.n io unlerined as
(Kantian of the person and eauies of aaTd
minor, to acll ceruin rr.l proper,, , b Z,4
w.rd hereinafter dcarnhed .1 ..--..-7- . -
ca.h. In Ihj. ananner pmcnbrd hr la. the
un.tera.ancd aa u. h (u.rdiau will, from and
ImTiS? H,T,W- FnlB "fity of
lallaa. la m. twntT. proceed to sell the aaid
ZTa.wA7 7 . rn ,"'.lnreaai In band
M - . .n I" arcord.nce l,h M,d lleetw
aid real properit bring paruclarlt dwribed
un.lm.l-d a-T Inteeeat la and tn that eer.
Ula arcW of land la Hoik Cjm,.Xsw" w
n. wil.;t to 10. aieeat.irf
Ucctte v a u.i.. ... nea
tWianma at the Noonee rororr nf
Seen. U t. Totrwlp 7 thRa
aeaa 4 tk lll.werM,.. .pJTr.?
" .w ... . 1 . j1 cnalna; tbenca Keat W
rbaina. Iheac oclh a ( chain, thenc tut
M chair... ibence s.,,a d.reea cat 1 a
' " ' ..win nr.HDO.rr lin. of SHld P. .
tma and tnevce rata JP ch.ina v h imc al
bennnina eontaiataa UT a acr. aaora aa la7
iuMthla2iat d.tof iT. 1
i.fT,t r aitutwa.
t.aara.aa of in pernt). and
4 ml sora.
Oaraur lartar. AUarawf.
For Sale.
120 acres of fine fruit land:
under cultivation ; lying on road from
isauas 10 i-erryaale. Will sell In
tracts of 10, 20 or 40 acres, at $7S per
acre, inquire or Kobert Howe, Dal-
,a8- 4-20-1 m
Paje Wire Fencing.
1 have taken over the agency for
too rage woven wire fencing- front
v. a. Grant and am In the field for
your busloess with the best thing of
ita kind on the market. W. A, Ay res.
J-n-tf
For Sale.
Twenty-five acre lylnir almost with
m too city limits or Falls City. Has
living water, about 1000 cords of wood
in standing timber, land of excellent
quality. Would make an Ideal fruit
farm. This bargalo may be secured
for 1900, part down and remainder on
fair terms. Leave Inquiries at thla
office.
4 1J tf
Administrator's Katie.
Notice II tcrct.r th. ik. i . .
administrator of th mm at a riTT 7:'
ZL HZl -n ' of Orca-c
' x.n y. idi iq i ourt baa act
clnca a. . .. ,h u io bea-Hi .
an pcrannt harinc oojerttoo. thereu. if ...
nere ne. are hcrcl.r notified la lmr )B ,i
BR. ASIC
Bred for style and action.
The newly imported Ger
man Coach Stallion Brasig
will be in Dallas Friday
and Saturday each week.
McCoy Coach Horse Co.
Guardian's Notice.
Notice It hereby siren to whom It mar con
cern, that the undersigned has this d been
appointed guardian of the estate of A.J. Harris
an Insane person, by the Honorable County
Court of Polk :onnty, Oregon. All persons
. . ? ; u. i eaiaie are nereby
notllled to present theaameduly verlllcd to the
undersigned and all pinona knowing them-
Si . tuueoieu io saia eatate are hereby notl
a i n'ie Jmnl settlement with th
!..- ...Kuril ilr an attorneys.
Dated this 6lh day of May, 190K.
W. N. FUTNAV.
Guardian of the eac.te of
BARRED OUT!
every conceivable nuisance
is when your windows and
doors are protected with
our well-made and hand
some Door Wire Screens.
Flies, mosquitos or insects
of any kind, tramps and
family dogs or cats can be
kept out by their use.
We have them in all sizes, and they are easily adjusted
and handled."
CRAVEN BROTHERS, Hardware
POLK COUNTY FARM
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby glren that th. nnderslrned
an uaniian ni I rial ssMaia. . i
1 1 m , , "va- w n Bill
in the Conn it Cnnrt ik. o...- Tr"
thS 'aaTd"?" 0f r d"T' ,h Coort tm '
Oregon, h.a been appointed by aald'
objection, to thaald final account and the
DAVID V. MSTZOeR,
finardi.a ol the mat of
Hattse bill, a minor.
car Rayter. Attorney. "or.
lated and oral published April 27,
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Macreaof fine, lerel. black bottom land:
miles of Dallas; large J-story tiouse, food, large
oarn; on motor lint between Dallas. Monmouth
and Independence, all good towns, creameries
at each, two hare canneries; lerel gravel road
to all main towna in county. Come quick If
you want this place at 17000.
7 scree within 4 miles of Dallas, h.a brand
new t-room nonse, large porch on two aides and
back, bollt on a beautiful knoll, well finished
ana punted, rery attract Ire; fine large new
bra, well painted, 2 acre of rich black bottom
land nnder plow; IS acre of line npland, Mea
niceiy, sot t acre of it nnder plow, balance
young oak timber, eaaily cleared, the npland la
una orcnara land. A beautiful home for only
!.
an acre near Pedee store, school and cost-
" Ol Alrlle; baa large (-room house,
'Of: J barns. acre, of fine deen red no-
iana under plow, 10 acrea flue young flr Umber
igooa email orchards; balance pasture. Thla
a good Nttle farm and t. . an.n a-xvm
,lu gen am of next October.
W aerte of Ine fruit land onl Ai sallai from
atoasaouuinaaatoodt-room boose, barn.-12-
cre ocehard, 10 acre. lullan pro nea, apple.
rruu arrag on Olaee; acrea plow land. 40
acrea limber. The orchard ou thla place will pay
from 10M to tUOO per year, which la la ne east
en iio.osji rneettJWiL
US'iacraa tn. dairy fan Und In the heart of
ll rwry be and pretUeat nart ol tb F 11 UmcU
aiiey. Lerel hard road, to Dalla. Monsaonth.
oaepenaenc and RickreelL whtch bare can
cries, emeaaertaa, etc.; anly I mile of Oallae:
acre. umber, balance .11 Ine. lerel. black.fr
soil. Boa better. Dallaa-Saleai Elecuie will
paaa uroogh place. U1 be laying rail In t
u and road will a completed ta K
montha. Ma oe, larre bara. Ifroawanta
aapbny tote tor U will b. la tb market at U
sw acre ta M acre tract Inatd of one year.
Prte 110.000.
If mile of rlla nr- ond
bnlldine. aear erhool, abondanea of labor la
A place for poaltry. Prtr. gzw.
! oceiH miles el Delia. rtB
Xorthweat of Dallaatb
rmhar Plan-a or to mrrm d. id
abuadasKW fruit, la aprlne; water. Co sotl.
" ns. irBred: las orrca ta saw tla
that ss werta peine el puie. Prkaj. Mut;
eaaV arrm unuH aaooa.
m ma t mflea JCerthwea ml naiia t ilw
mat! tWidlnga. good . abew
wwii, an aoft water, a tbee II ae. I
mile of school. Price, only $1900.
S acre I miles of Dallas, an plowl.
good -room house, i good ban Ijood
houses with scratch sheds, cool horns,
floor, fine water, running spring mm
place, abundance fruit and berrial, fl
flne soil, phone, 1 mile of school, t !
lire. OnlylffOO.
40 acre- mile. Fall. City. Wf
main road, 1 mil Bridgeport MiloM"""
w . - knn. harn.tmiUofcliM
iuitiureu,riw-
eommendng to bear, acre bopt,
Und, 4 acre timber, balance op
good soiL Only J'i0.
acrm mile of Dallas M "
road; ha fin. larg new
barn, ehlc.eo-t.oos. and H o-NUMJ
lam I1.H.B nrnna tree. 1W appw -
at peach, torn. peam. MO fZ
parries. JO or w.lnuta.a)l ioarraltls.
mail and phone. Price. $3500.
er-l mil, of DH. "M
ounty road, uwow
grain land, on I
clearing; some cleared now.
PrW. U
. .! H. iM. 1
M.Macr-2K mile.olI-
eras cleared, balance in rtntt 'JV)W,
nongh cord wood, sw 'MfKf;
handle timber o 11 to par U 1"""",
bran new dwelling, good new sara, J
flu wails with pump, 0M'
Price, 13500.
iacre anap a "T-T
tioa. 8eaabouttni,--"r-'-
,ea-t mile, north '"V a
pkrw.osaU stream runs wr-.- ' a
Into Mcneloraras: can b.r
ly all of them; ,-,
lrrllnUifhri?r,ri
Urn at T per ossm ou halaaca.
B onrea I mil ot f city.
cherry lra, mld lre i
ween rw with atrawDemr-. 3
- -t imim onttaa.
traced. hsusimar of ua
wank urj la ,w"
n mom 1 a fruit r P"
In Oiraroa, with goa
lowland. OslfHI""-
wntrwrmnd dj
agrwt mr my Ja ,
and Lores Tbtrl Aodl- r ,
.Hr-M-:
H. G. CAMPBELL,
Dallas, Orc
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