LAKE VVIin KXAallNKIl LAKKVIRW, ORMJON, THLKHMt, JANUAKY , IiO.
Texas Land !
Sold on Crop Payment Plan
Crows Rice, Sugar, Oranges, &c
KEEPING UP HIGHWAYS
Government Bureau' Sound Ad
vice on Road Drainage.
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OUR PROPOSITION
Z Wc will sell you nti improved farm in the Gulf District
of Texas, in Wlmrton County, and let you pay by giving
uh two-fifths of your crop each year until we have receiv
ed the purchase price.
' ThU Company own-5.VXX) acres of land. About lO.Odd acre of It n
In crop this year, and yielded 00 bushel to tho acre. It contain ovi-d'jO
seta of farm building. It In nupolitsl with water for Irrigation from the
Colorado Itlver by a piimpiiiK plant large enough to furnUh water to the
entiro city of rU. Loul.
Thin lanl it all it black loam noil. It I adapted to the growing of sugar
eane, ellalfa, Cotton corn, orpine, fig and vegetable of all tlnda. Any f
these crop cau bo grown without Irrigation and, HjulpjH-d a It la with
canal for Irrigation and with and with an abunlant water Knpp1y.lt in
partlculsrly suited U. tho cultivation of the banner or ip oi this country,
rice.
Our lands will be sold equipped for Irrigation with a giiaranU-e of an Ml
clent water to KA1SK KICK o any Other lrolucu of thl stttlon. which
Inludo CANE, APPLE. OKAPBS, PIUS, ORANOKS and URAPB FKUI r.
The pMoe of the landa tbua nutppvd range from t jS.OO to $30.00 par
Aero, acctrdlarf to Location, lmprovemeata and Qutntityof Land al
ready Id Crop.
u'n Mi .i i n rl. I n ,rii f rf a nft ruir n r ami II (10 tnnrn tier acre In
.1. tnnnihu a, lua ,. will hnvn BiliulLrh InvnaUxl til ITI C VOU IL II IntCM-it I tttUOtt the Storm
REMOVE ALL WATER QUICKLY.
That an tvi-fae ana" Uee'arerevfiJ m
Wall Caater af Highway Hauls'
Ha lead Site af Tiles sad Lflylaf
Tham Matter af Impertaa. '
Tha United Ktates offlca of public
roada In Waehlngton sent oat the fol
lowlnf bulletin regsrdlnir the proper
manner of road drainage;
With an average of 27.000 ton of
water falling In the form of rain on
earb mile of public road In the United
Bute annually. It la seareely to be
marveled at that tha ten command
meota of the road builder can be aum
med op aucclnctly In the word "drain
age." The aaylng ha truth for a
baala, aa good drainage ta the primary
requisite for all roada. Even In aand
roada tbla bolda true, for there "good
drainage' meana aucb aa will aafely
water without ro-
Tbe Meeeure af a Wemaa'a Wit
Ttm ara three ware by which a wom
an brain
Can wall be measured. One ta by the flt
Of beet er aha. A alae that glvea her
sala
Pre her oefteleat In the thing called
wit.
walet eo glrdad that Ita apan appear '
A waapllk atruetura ahowa har stupid
ul.
Bat when feer bad must put on eundrv
tiara
T waar her ttat-e.lt aenae haa taken
Sight.
-Ia i. Weterbouaa In New Tork Ufa
ta woaklng tlx Uud. You do not elgn a note or mortgage for the balance.
but merely Affrte to IMlvvr uh Two-l'lniin of Your Crop hurl) Year a r; .!
payment, and the only payment you aro required to make
BY THIS PLAN
If you have a hard year we share your hardship and you will nave no on
paid not ataro too In Hie face. Ij you have good yenn, a we know you
will have, your farm In aoou paid fur.
You can caoooa your own crop, except that we require at leaat 7ft qer
cent of auea crop to be Hice, aa wc know It la the moat profitable.
S. H. RILEY.
LAND DEPT.,
SAN ANGELO. TEXAS.
OR
Lane City, Wharton County, Texas
Hay City Matagorda County, Texas.
Di jra t) nitUM r.1 I K V 4 1 v i t n ' . t, advertiser.
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LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
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A Complete Record
We have iuale an entire transcript of all Records In Lake
County which In any way, affect Heal Property In the county.
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
ever made In like County, and evr l)wi given. aJ
.Errors Found In Title5('
In traiwi-ribiutf the riH'orda we have found numerourt tnort
gatcea reeonletl In the lieed re'.ord and Indexed; and many
deeda are recorded In the Mortiriic record and other book.
Hundred of morturatre and diedj are not Indexed at all, and
tuont difficult to truce up from the record-. .J .
We have notations of all these Errors.
Othent cannot fl-td them. We have put hundred a of dollars
nUntlnu; up theae errora, and we cau fully Kuarantee our work.
J. D. VENATOR, flanager.
in'OiOIXMIOttXaOfOIOI
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alon or gullying and atlll retain the
eorface tnotature.
To obuln good drainage ooa must
take Into consideration both the ear
face water and the ondergroand wa
ter. The aurface water muat be re
moved quick ly and completely gad
Without aabjectlng the road to exceaa-
Ive acour or eroalon. Kor thai reaaon
the center of the road ahould be rglaed,
tad the alope toward, lac. fide; cU$efce
ahould be from DeH&al- to! one Inch
to each foot dlatance, or ao that the
water will run freely to the aide
dltchea and not flow down the road or
remain In puddle on the roadway.
The aide dltchea ahould be of ample
elite to rare for the nevcre! ct riiii
Willi a fall of not len tb u '.x lut-he
to each hundred feet. FnaiUeui. am
pie croee dniln Mhuutd be !) trueied
i and every opportunity taken tn Kef the
water away from tbe road aa quickly
aa ponalble. Any rood along wbli h you
aee water atandlng In the aide dltchea
or on whlrb puddles of water have
collected or which haa been badly gul
lied and eroded by the ralna haa poor
drainage and la In need of Immediate
attention. In fact, earth roada nearly
alwaya require a little attention after
each rain.
Tbe split log drag la eaaentlally a
tool to maintain good drainage on our
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Oregon AgricuIturaI4CoI
Icgc Winter Courses.
January 4th to rcbruary IAch 1910
Practical work, lei-turen and "Tie
monatrationa will be given In auch
vital Bubjerta aa General Farming.
Fruit Culture, Animal Husbandry,
j'airyiiiK, rouiirv-aeeping, liie uuri
neaa Hide of Farming, Fore-try
Carpentry, hlackamithiug, Mechafi
leal Drawing, Choking. Kewlnir
Urea-making-, Home Management, ec
All reyuiar couraea tiegin January
un anaenarem-uary nth. f armere
Week February 14th to Itltb.
A cordial invitation la extended to
all Interested.
Good accomodation may be eecured
at reaaonable rate No nge limit
above lo yeare. o entrance require
ments. Prominent lecturers bave
been aeeunsd for -peclnl topica The
Inatructional force ol tbe College
number luu. Kxcellent equipment.
A eoecirtl fen tore Ih the Farmer-'
Week which cornea thiaveaf Feb. 14th
to lKth. Iertnrea, diwu-xinnM, and H
general reunion.
For further Information addreaa
ItegUtar. Oregon, Agrcultural College.
t orvnlJlH, Oregon. 4!)w4
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A KUDTBIT PSAISaOB WOULD IatraOTS.
earth roads aod ahould be need after
each rain. On a heavy clay or gumbo
aofl tbe drag when properly used tend
to puddle tbe road surface! keep It free
from ruts, dense, a moot h aud bard,
tbu mn-urlag tbe beat surface drain
age poealble.
But In uiuny place tbe underground
waier la too uear tbe aurface and
muat be removed before a good road
will be potiKlble. Tbla mean that
aome form of aubdralnage must be
resorted to, usually tile drains or clay
or concrete. ater from whatever
aource muat be got rid of effectively
Aa water In freezing expands one-
eighth Its volume, the road heaves out
cf shape, and when the Ice melt the
1 road disappears beneath the rising tide
of mud coiiHtHiitly fed by rains, melt
lii auows mid underground springs.
Iu aeepy and boggy pluces the aub
'dralnuge In order to be fully effective
I should lower the water level to not
j lens thuii tbiVe feet below tbe road
surface. If tile are ucd they should
j Ik carefully laid, true to grade. Most
I failure In (lie drainage can be at
i trlbuted to carelessness In laying or
too flat grade. Tile less than four
Ibi hen In diameter should rurely be
used, nor should a grade of less than
six Inches to (he hundred feet be used
unless absolutely necessary. In a very
dense soil it Is hIwh.vs advisable to
cover the tile to af least n depth of
alx to twelve Inches with a coarse saud
or fine gravel, fare should always be
tuken to procure a free outlet for the
drains and to protect the outlet with
a concrete bulkhead or catch basin,
which can alwaya le kept clean and
tbe outlet free.
The kind of tile to be used depend
on local conditions. Concrete tile If
properly made U quite aa good as clsy
tile. Which kind to use Is entirely a
local questlou of dollars and cents. If
concrete tile can be made more cheap
ly than clay tile can be had. use con
trete; If not, use clay tile.
ALL FRUIT TREES
MUST BE SPRAYED
To Lake County Orehardiata:
Notioe ia hereby given that fruit
irrowers most make piepsralioos to
tbrreiuhly -pruv their fruit tree
during tbe year 1!H(
A. M. SMITH, Inpeector
Hated, Nov. 4th, 1909 imo.
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Cenvlet Labor la Building ef Read.
At a recent mcctlug of the national
good roads board, held In New Tork
city. Senator a T, Laaslter of Virginia
outlined the-method of building' roada
with convicts In the Old Dominion.
C Gordon Neff. tbe chairman of the
i ooara, naa aeciaea to make a canvass
of tbe entire United States to find out
ftt (" K orataa amnle, Mvs7l.Oa In tka
bsbv a akaiv-s VUi'IV tUllt !. 11 at V Uf
building of roada. Tbla will be fol
lowed up later with an effort to get
other states to use convict labor ta
road building. There Is a general
movement to abolish convict labor la 1 Restores
lines of tbe Industry where It Inter
fere with organised labor, bat tn no
action of tbe country doe organized
labor object to tbe use of eonvlcta ta
tho biill tlna; of good roads.
ADMIN ISTK ITORS SALE
Notice of Sale of Real Property by
Administrator at Privste Sale.
Notice M hereby giieo. tbst iu pur
suance of an or'fer. of tbe County
Court of the County of Crook, State
of Oregon, made on tha Otb day of
Deoember. 190!), in tbe Matter ot tbe
Estate ot Charlotte E Mcliillvray.
deceased, the unriersUneb, tbe ad
ministrator of estate, will sell at pri
vate sale, for cab, and aubject to
coofirnation by eaid County Court
after Friday, tbe 4tb day of Feb.,
10 10, at private -ale all tbe right.,
title aod interest of tbe said Charlotte
E. McOillvray, deceased, at tbe time
of her death, and all tbe right, title
and interest tbe estate has acquired ia
addition to that of tbe said Charlotte
ci Mcliillvray at tbe time of ber deatb.
iu ana to an mat, certain piece or
parcel ot laud lying and being in
the County of Lake, State of Oregon.
and more particularly described a
follow; Lot No. Three of Section
Six in Township Thirty One South,
of hanee Fifteen Last of tbe Willa
mette Meridian.
Terms aud onuditlnn of sale, cash.
iioid uoln of tbe Uuited States.
Dated tbi 30th day of Deo ,
W. J. McOi'LLVRAV.
Administrator of Estate of CHAK
LOTTE. McGILLVKAV, Deceased.
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Terms. Reasonable.
Tract Index Abstracting Co,
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The yield was 215 one dollar sacks per acre, or 3ol bushels per acre "
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