Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-06
| Have on Sale;

748 acres about five miles from Dallas
| County Seat of Polk County, and two and
| one half miles nom Railroad station. Two
hundred acres in cultivation. One hun
dred and fifty acres in full wheat; two
| thirds of the remainder is susceptible Of
cultivation but is now light timbered and
grazing land; good portion is creek valley
land. II is all fenced and has poor build
grain and stock farming. Can be divided
into two or more farms Price of whole,
$4,000 one-third cash.
227 II acres two miles west of Buena
Vista, Polk County, two miles from Rail
rSad; l40 acres In cultivation, balance
fenced, good barn and fair house, well
watered. This is one of the most desirable
farms in Polk County. Price, $500.
81 rs acres two miles southwest of Ger
vais, Marion County, small barn, all fenced
and all tillable. Price, S2,lOO.
800 acres, eight miles east of Salem and
one and one-half miles nom Railroad; 10
acres in cultivation, balance mostly good
fire timber and accessible; land Is partly
creek bottom and beaver dam land and
balance in edge of Waldo Hills, gently roll
ling. Price, $1,000 per acre.
100 acres, five miles northwest ofsalem,
in Polk county, twenty-five acres In culti-
tation, balance timbered, well watered by
springs. House poor. Price, Sl,200.OO-
els acres, three miles west of Airlle, in
Polk county; house poor. Large orchard
all fenced. 200 acres valley land, and In
cultivation; balance light timbered and
grazing land, three miles nom railroad.
Price, 100000.
1881 acres two and One-half miles west
OfSalem. HOuse-siX rOOms--pOOr. Harm
good, we'll fenced, good spring, 40 acres in
cultivation forty-eight acres in wheat; eruit
in bearing, thirty acres timber. Fine land
for grain or fruit raising. Can be divided.
Price, 50, 1900 Part on time.
leO acres eight miles nom Airlie, in Polk
county. House and barn poor; hfty-five
acres in cultivation. One-fourth creek
bottom land on Rock Creek good water
power; three-fourth bench land, forty acres
timber. No rocky landi good class OF
people around II; open stock range In
Coast Range of mountains, on west side OF
place. Price, 100000.
$40 acres, seven miles east ofSilverton,
Marion county. Not improved rolling
land, well watered Fine chance for stock
Price SlOO0.OO.
1881 acres, seven miles south of Salem.
Good buildings and good fences, good
springs, two acres Orchard-rgOOd variety OF
tree and small fruits, l44 acres in culti-
VatiOn, eighty-tWO acres in wheat Full
possession given, and no crop reserved.
Price, Si,4OOOO
10 acres, good buildings and good land
next to Parrish's Addition to Salem, less
than one mile nom State House. Price,
Sl0000O
2ll% acres, one and one-half miles east Of
State House. Fair buildings, fruit, etc.
All good land. Price, s30OOOO
$50 acres, seven miles south of Salem and
one and One-half miles nom Turner. 2j
acres in cultivation, ljOacres of beaver dam
Land, the best land In the world for onions;
three-fourths Is valley land, well watered.
Large new barn, fair house-will make two
fine farms Price. $50 per acre.
l40 n acres, two miles northeast of State
House the best farm In Marion county.
Very good buildings, ten acres of orchard
In bearing, all In cultivatiOni seventy acres
In Gill wheat, put Ia on summer iallow and
fifteen acres winter oats twelve acres ~
red clover meadow. All Of crops go with
the place. Price, $4,000 per acre. Can
divide and sell part, II wanted.
Time allowed ON part In nearly all cases,
H. v. MATTHEWS,