The Deschutes echo. (Bend, Or.) 1902-19??, January 03, 1903, Image 4

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Proposed terminus of the Columbia Southern Railroad.
Junction of the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad.
Situated on Deschutes River in Deschutes Valiev.
Commands the great Southeastern Oregon timber district.
Has 5,250,000,000 standing feet of Yellow Pine tributarv.
Ideal water power. Mill sites and storage capacity for logs.
In the midst of that immense arid region long known as the “Oregon
Desert,” but now being reclaimed bv irrigation.
The United States Government has expressed a desire to establish a
National irrigation system at DESCHUTES.
Perfect (Miniate. Magnifieient Scenery.
Pure Crystal
Water. Public
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School, New Public School Building. The town is just starting 011 its mission
of destyiy.
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Is the “REAL T1HNC i.” It is like buying gold dollars for 80 cents.
We have determined to place a lew Residence Lots in the first platted and
recorded subdivision on the nuirketat Red Rock Prices to start the ball a rolling
lhr>t come, lirstserved. Not more than live lots sold to anv %• one individual.
Lots JOxllJ feet to a 12-1’oot alley. Price from 8J0 to §00 per lot.
Terms, one-fourth cash.
A new epoch is at hand for this country.
Don't miss this last opportunity.
Send in your order with one-fourth purchase price and we will select best
lots seriatim as per application.
REFERENCE: First National Bank, of Prine-
ville, Oregon; Merchants National Bank, of Port­
land, Oreg*on. Address
PALMER BROS., BEND, OR M
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