aiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ItfEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1911.
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Bet Your Last Dollar
And FII Put In With You
that this is the best buy in the
Rogue River Valley today and
that anything you see in my ad
is an absolute fact
I am trying to sell you or some one of your friends an orchard of
the very highest quality at a price that is far below normal value
and will leave it to any real estate man in the City of Medford
as to its low price, quality considered.
The property is situated four miles from Medford" on the south slope of
Coker Butte and was the G. C. Garrett property, now owned by W. E. Stucker.
The property consists of 80 acres; 20 acres in bearing 4 1-2 acres 15-year-old
Newtown, Spitz, and a few Ben Davis; four or five peaches; two or three cherries,
and 27 Winter Nelis and Bartlett pears; 15 1-2 acres Newtown and Spitzenberg
apples, 8 years old; 12 acres of d'Anjou and Bartlett pears, 1 year old; 5 acres of
Jonathan apples with peach fillers, 1 year old; balance of land is of the highest
quality of fruit land.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.'s lateral runs through place and the Canal
Company offers to cover all of the property by January 1st, 1913.
Improvements consist of house, barn and tankhouse and outbuildings.
It commands a grand view, Medford. Jacksonville and Central Point being
overlooked from the place. ( .1 ,'
The price is $31,500, less than $400 per acre, $12,500
cash, and the balance on installments to 1916
Address, or call on
Claud Miles
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ROOM 215
Garnett - Corey Building
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