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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
BARON KOMURA i'll
At WALD.0RF- AS / |||.|.|||
Condition Not Serious But All So
cial Engagements Have
Been Cancelled.
(By Associated Press. }

NEW. YORK September l0.-Baron
Komura is III In his. apartments at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, and all the social
engagements OF the Japanese ENJOYS TO-
day were either cancelled or indefinitely
postponed. Mr.. sato, spokesman for the
Japanese party, said Baron Komura pc
came suddenly Ill Saturday night. and Dr.
William B. Pritchard was called IN at
tendance. The senior envoy Of the jap
.anese Emperor Is suffering from intestl-
nal trouble. His high temperature OF last
night, however. was considerably reduced
to-dny, While the illness Is not regard
ed MS serious. Baron Komura has been
told he must rest for q few days.
The Japanese have planned to leave
New York next Thursday for Semitic.
Washington, whence they Will sail direct
for htme
Mr., sato to-day added the denial OF the
Japanese ENJOYS to that Of the Russians,
made yesterday that a secret treaty OF
peace had been agreed upon by the En-
perors OF Japan and Russia,
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fBv Associated Press, )

r u
ST. PETERSBURG. September ION.
Pabpc, the st.. Petersburg representative
Of the Baku Bourse. said to the Assoc
ciated Press to-day that the situation. at
Baku continues 10 show distinct I'M
provemcnt. kilograms received BY Nj.
Pappe to-day from the oil men report the
steady arrival OF troops, five further bat
tulons having reached Baku, and the
worst Is believed to be over Later re-
ports show that in addition to the refin-
cries In the BLACK Town district. about
thirty per cent. OF the oil property In
the we'll district escaped. III n
A lumcntable feature OF the situation,
according to Mr. Pappe, Is the condition
OF the workmen. many OF whom are
without sufficient clothing and are utterly
destitute.
NJ Pappc paid compliment to Fl.
nance Minister kokovsofr for the energy
with which he acted since the uprising
The minister visited the Emperor twice
to lay before him the gravity OF the
situa ton, MS the result OF which Hlf
Majesty twice photographed to the Vice
roy to spare nothing to prevent the de-
struction OF this important Industry.
1t is officially reported that all tho
British residents OF Baku are safe.
The Riga and Crlov and the Baltic and
Eikolal Railroads have decided In conse'
quence OF the scarcity OF napthn tc
purchase large quantities OF English
coal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
YOUNG MAN KILLED
BY TRAIN ON SOUTHERN
Walter Whitmire, Of Spencer, Run
Over BY Freight Near Con-
cord and Soon Died.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,,

SALISBURY, N. c., September TO-
Walter Whitmire, aged twenty years. Of
Spencer. was run over and killed by a
southbound freight train near Concord
last night. Both legs were completely
severed from the body. and n large hole
crushed in tho skull. The unfortunate
young man lived four hours after the
accident and died In great pain. lie was
brought to hospital in Salisbury, but
was beyond medical aid.
Whltmire. who was conscious after the
accident, claims that q brakeman upon
the train on which he was riding pushed
him from the top OF a box car the fall
resulting In hs dfHth Tbs s yer b has
hsen married only month. and leaves
young Wife stricken yoI NTH ,s sT!st ,,v,nx
,o vah n,i nenn east Of this city, Was seri.
ousiy Injured this afternoon by falling
from a tree, The fall broke many bones ne.
many hours, ---- : - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
FREIGHT DEPOT !.
AND CARS ]. r. BURNED B j.
Fire in Chattanooga Does Dam
age Estimated at
100000.
(By Associated Press.)

4 CHATTANOOGA. TENN. September
1o.-At lease five hundred thousand dol
lars Is the estimated loss In a fire when
broke out tonight In the freight yards
OF the Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Railway Company, totallS &c
stroyng the freight depot, with Its entire
contents, forty-two freight cars, most 81
which were fully loaded: two mail cars:
two baggage cars. and the private car 81
Superintendent NJ. ". MCGUIRE rour
hours time WAS required by the com
bincd fire departments OF the city IN ex-
ttnguishing the flames, which had spread
rapidly before the alarm was turned IN.
on account OF the difficulty the tracks .,,t
made of reaching the burning point. The
origin OF the. fire is a complete mystery.
It was discovered at 6:55 P. NJ. by
watchman. At. that time flames were
pouring through the roof OF the 1relsht
denot md In a, few seconds they had at
tackled number OF cars which we're
standing along the tracks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Z LOYAL no MARTIN. *
Gave Up His Shoes and Worked
Tobacco for Two Votes.

state Senator W, r. 1'arksdale. Of
story Growing out OF the recent prlnary
In his county. E5i
''Tiicre Is voter named Martin at
one OF the precincts over there" said
the senator, land he became deeply In,
terested In the success OF Senator Martin.
on election dag he was very active. u.s.
Ing. his buegyt to bring tardy voters to the
polls. AZ 5.f a
Late III tile afternoon he drove to the
home Of a farmer and urged him to. come
to the precinct and bring his hired man
"lIere farmer urged many objections:
Among them were lat h his 6, sont so and
shoes were at ms n1u,e; "P he co % o hot
spare the tine. as the, worms we're max
Ing great inroads on his tobacco
= 'I1nt Martin would take no excuse
AS a last resort, he took OF hs own coat
and shoes and gave them 70 the Ia
men on to vote for Senator Martin. nc
remaining In the field and wormi,n,s 10:
bacco without coat or shoes, until they
rntiirnpd ~ III t7is II ~ aal-IEF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
NEWS OF ASHLAND.
Mr.. Toy Accepts Position in
Richmond-Mr. Irby Very III.

-
Especial to Tho Times DispatchO IF
AsttLAND, VA, September 1o.-Mr. w,
L. roy, cashier OF the Hanover Bank Of
Ashland, has accepted the position o.
cashier of the Fulton branch Of the Bank
OF Richmond. lie will continue his con-
nection with the bank here, but an as
sistant cashier has been appointed, Mr..
W.II. Halt. OF the Bank Of Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, n. G. Mr.. IToy will continue
his residence here. A- r.
The now school building is rapidly near
Ing completion. and will be ready for &C.
cupancy BY November 1st. It Is well de-
signed and Is d credit to the town.
The opening ~ exercises of Randolph
Macon College will take place next Thurs.
day. Or. W. j. Young, Of Richmond, Will
deliver the opening address
Mr.. Meade Addison. Of Richmond, IS
visiting his father here.
Mr.. r. Irving Scott Is visiting friends friends
In Ashland.
Mr.. David T.{Duncan, brother OF Mrs
Blackwell, has accepted position as
Instructor OH the Eastern Shore or Vl l''
rinin. Fle Is now visiting here.
Mr. Edward 1rby, son OF the late CAP
tain Richard 1rhy, Is critically Ill,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
'TOPU7' MARKERS
0N BAT1.L| ] |. |: [: /
Pennsylvania Regiment to 1ndi-.
cate Positions It Occupied at
Crater Fight.
UNVEILED DURING REUNION
Baptist Sunday School Associa-l
ton Receives Fine Report,
Petersburg Affairs.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

NOIcCiai " k1is4sl
VI PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. lo-.rhe Sec
ond Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery Assoc.
citation OF Civil War Veterans Will soon
place markers on tho battlefield of the
Crater to show the positions ofstheira
regiment In that desperate fight, where
they lost six hundred out OF eight iun-l
bred men,. It Is understood that these
markers are to be unveiled during the
Confederate reunion here next month.
Music, Rotations and short speeches.
on Sunday school work were the fea-i
lures Of the Baptist Sunday School AS
sociatIon's meeting at the Secone Bapttsc
4 Church this afternoon. Reports from the
various schools showed a high percentage:
of attendance during August, the First
Church making an especially good show
+ Ing with an average attendance OF two.
hundred and ffty-onc out of two hundred
and sixty-onc scholars. This association
comprises six schools ut the Baptist
churches in Petersburg, Ettrick and Mo X
toica, and maintains an active and sue
cessfu mission chapel on Old Street In
this city. s3,
Mr. w. II. Afackasey, president OF the
organization presided at the meeting this
afternoon, and In the absence Of Mr.
CIR. Ellington, DR.. J. NJ. Pitcher acted
MS secretary .i3l s35 Ks ;sE
Rev j. Il. Doan, pastor of the West
End Baptist Church. is conducting a
great revival meeting at the First Church
In Bedford City. Services at the West
End Church were conducted to-day by
Rev. B. c. Jones' Of Bluetield, Wv
J. j. Cullen, Of Lynchburg, will act as
agent OF the Southern Express Company
here during the absence of the regular
agent. Mr.. NJ. Bull who will take a va
ntion OF few days. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
An Ancient Complaint.

Back In tho good Old days" the poll
ticinns had mitch Of the Same trouble
(. that was encountered by some OF ING
candidates In the recent state primary.
"A reader OF tho Ledger sends US a copy
OF a letter written III 1893 by the Hon.
Josiah Parker. who then represented
this district. Tho letter Is MS follows:
as Norfolk. Vlrgr. goth April. 17oD.
Dear Sir z.
have the pleasure to answer your
letter as the Representative Of Nor;
& folk. &c., having majority OF 2o9 votes
In this district In every county OF which
I had majority
IsYot, Will SEQ BY the enclosed the vile
&. dirty means practiccd against me,
but have the pleasure OF telling you
thnt the reptile who wrote the enclosed
lost his election for the County OF Nan
sernond & In HIS room friend to his
County elected IA
Be pleased to present my best respects
TO tho good president & believe me IN
80 J. PARKER. Fl
The Hon. James McHenry.
1t. Saunders will call on you in
few days. request your attention to
him as an officer and a gentleman.
The Hon. Josiah seems TO have dlscov-
cred IRE pt es", In the camp Of the enemy
even at that early date, and vile and
dirty means were employed as vigor-
ousy 1os years ago as they were In this
campaign.
Just what the bad man OF Nansemond
did to the Hon. Josiah Is not told. He
might have accused him OF being op'
posed to apple brandy or not growing
enthusiastic over the delectable catfish
muddle 80 deity curiously made ever
to this day by our distinguished friend
Dr.. Thos H Barnes. At all events thu
Hon. Josiah had his troubles. but pc !
now said to the eternal credit OF Nanse
mond there are no longer such bltte'
things written OF her candida tes.-Nor
folk Public Ledger. q a55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
SCHOOL REGISTERS.
State Board Of Education to Meet
Here Tom borrow.

The State Board OF Education VIII meet
here tomorrow at 10 o'clock for the
purpose OF making some provision for fur
{nlshing school registers for use In the
public schools at the coming session. 1t
will be recalled that Mt the last meet!ng
OF the board subcommittee was named
to prepare registers to take the place OF
those whose publicatIo was stopped as
a result OF the recent investiga ton, but
for some reason the subcommittee has
failed to formulate report. It ls not
known, OF course what steps will be
taken by the board but It Is not m
likely that the use Of the old registers
viii be allowed until q new form can be
prepared So far as ls known. this Is
the only business OF vital Importance that
will come before the body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Baron De Rosen Sick,
f(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, September l0,-The RUS
sian ENJOYS. M Witte and Baron Do
Rosen, with their suite, arrived In New
York shortly before midnight, and Went
at once to the st. Regis Hotel, They were
awaited BY a phys!cian, who had been
summoned by telegraph to attend Baron
De Rosen who Is lndlsposed Baron De
Rosen has been suffering for some time
from slight attack OF the grip, and the
strain to which he has been subjected
during the last week has somewhat OK
hausted him. Upon leaving Baron De
Rosen the physician stated that his pa
tient was much better than he had been.
The Russian ENJOYS will 80 to West
Point tomorrow on ]. F, Morgan's yacht
UCorsai'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

a very interesting series OF three e. games s
tween HE Manchester Colts and the Full
tor Brownies at Rroad STREET ravK 10
wo managers OF which has the best team.
The team. winning two out OF tho three
games will receive the gate proceeds OF
The brownies will have these players
from which TO draw; Mcl-eayy As
catcher; Winston and Ilulcher as Pitch
ers; Hicks. for second ar short; Qruner
at lrst; Eaoho at sefond; Rose IN IN i bat
MoEvoy, at third, and Sharp, for the lll-
field or outtleld.
Manchester will have such good players
asthese. fillmore, behind the bat; I.eake
and Charters, for the pitching; Albert AM
thony, on first, and Jack Anthony, IL CEN
Ire; Swift, Bache and Hogan, In the, ms
tield, and Brooks, as fielder and pitcher,
and Jennings, In tho held.
-ag ------r-------------------- 41 j sll
Miss Madge Findley Is at the Healing
Springs, where she Is chaperoned BY Mrs.
Fltzhugh Mayo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
WAS TERRIBLY INJURED.
But Mr.. Edwards, Attacked BY
Horse, Will Recover.
,necial 10 The Timcs- Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SUTTON, ". VA, September lo-Th e
Of September at sutton. West Virginia: :
\ one Of the most remote points IN, the
Presbytery's Home Mission field. About
& thi,y-Ivc nsniutcrs and elders were
.rhe Rev. a. NJ. Fraser ?. p, preach
ed the opening sermon, the last mod
Rev. VIM. -. Hudson was elected mod
Prof. ~. s. Currell. Of Lexington. tenn
porary clerks.
Some Received.
Rev. NJ 6. yyoodworth was, was ree Sa,,e Z
Carolina, Ae IS . professor i the p g
Va. Rev. w. ]. King was. received
from the cali, Rocky q spnE and e
Nice. Moret. Of Pennsylvania Presby..
4 terry. was received under the care OF
ed 10 The ,'Dry Fork Field"--Harnan
and Westminster churches In Randolph
county. w. Va.
mortal Church. Elktns, West Virginia. a
tie Ii Prcsbytery as Candidate for the
ministry. II, Z
NEXT ee ctS SaTnS &c
mated Revs. W; e. Hudson g. 3.
re iI OF Lexington; S. +. Pilson or stann-
ton, Va. Alternatcs: Revs. W.. Elm
ley. D. D.. John Run: Elders F. r.
Glasgow, Of Lexington; 7. II. Antrim
of Waynesboro.
dillon Of tho Presbyteriai fund. and
committee was apnon on tb 10 eap
q be reduced. Rev. Dr. Fraser. IS chalr-
man. ~. $50 :, ~,
"What is Erectual Calllng?" The next
sermon Will be preached by the Rev.
+, D. southal on The influence /, Of Cal;
New Relief Committee.
Some members Of the co II on on
and the remainder being very much scat,
tered, a new committee was appointea
as follows Rev. Prs: A. NJ !, Fr q 81
M ,nrs n q Se9 Stallion al'a IVA Va.
''! I9ay w, %, Hill received permission
To- serve The Hot Springs Church unGl
the next s.a a'ed m es APPOINTED to visit
The collerstown Church. Rev. J. r.. Book
err, chairman.
4 strong appeal In behalf OF foreign
missions from the secretaries was read,
The needs of the cause are great and
urgent, Special prayer was made FOR
this great work of the church 5
Lexington was selected as the place
of the next stated meetlng-the lat OF
May, 1906. at s p. NJ
The statistical report to the SYNOD
shows that tho Presbytery has s. minis
tcrs, 10 churches and "A candidates TOT
the ministry,
A COMMITTEES was appointed to examine
the proof texts OF the Confession o.
Faith viz. Revs. :, F, Wilson, y, ~
John Ruff and L. II. Paul, ~.
The call OF the Lexington Chnrc'. % :
Rev II, Il, southall will be acted on y
an adjourned meeting, TO be heH W
Stanton, Va, the 10th OF October a.
2:SO P. NJ, III
Rev. \, NJ Marshall; OF the Parkers'
burg Presbytery, Northern Presbyterian
Church was Invited to sit as a CORE
spending member.
Revs. A. NJ, Fraser. D. D.. j, N. Var
Deyaner, Nj, z, Hanse, with the Com
I mittee on Sunday Schools. were appoint
ed to consider the matter Of having 3
Presbyterlal Sunday School Institute
Home Missions,
Rev. Holmes Rolston presented the re-
port on home missions at a popular meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Week in Paris.
(snecial Cable to The Times Dispatch ar
80 '~T5' New York Herald.)

>sp'0> -, New York Herald.)
Downright. By the New York Herald Co?
PAHfS, Sept 1O.-The Bourse began the
week with unusual activity, prices gen
orally advancing. Some hesitation follow y
PREVAILED French rentes have been well
Reid, slightly above par. Al foreign bonds
mproved bly, Bly, Spanish yaEa ep-
nroa ched regarding the possibility Of the
issue Of Spanish loan in November.
Riotintos osciliated violently, finishing un-
changed The Mexican National Bank re-
ceived much atten ton, quotation being
pushed to over 1000 francs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
JUDGES HAVE RETIRED.
Vacancies in Twentieth Circuit
and the CITY of Bristol.

Two Judges In Virginia. have retired
from the bench, and their places will have
to be filled by the Legislature next winter.
They are Circuit Judge Henry u. Blair,
Of Salem twentleth cIrcuIt), and Judge
John Nv. Price, OF the Corporation Court
OF the city OF Bristol. :,
Judge Blair resigns on account M q !nd a.,
Pr;csGis going TO far off Seattle, Wash.'
TIere are many applicants Tor both
M onts17 M' pending the meeting OF the
Legislature, Prominent among those who
desire to succeed. Judge Blair ls formeF
Judge John Randolph Tucker, u Roanoke,
WHO was defeated by Judge Blair In tbs
Legislature several years ago by one vote.
Judge Tucker was long 2 res'faentIof ms
Of etFs Judge age John Md i II, In Ingram,
Prominent among those who aspire to
succeed Judge Price In Bristol is Senator
T. Cloyd Iyars. OF that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Imperial Uka Sc.
(By Associated Press.

IILI- 10y 1tsSVSI..RCu : : .'.'. a l1l,
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. n.-An i'm
perlal Ukase liz published this morn
ing granting liberal mea sure OF au-
tonomy TO the universities, pending the
elaboration OF permanent regulations
along the same lines. This is consid-
cred here as insuring the opening OF
the universities September 18th, and the
resumption OF the educational life OF
Russia, which has been at standstill witt
all students and professors in the higher
schools on strike, since February. The
Ukase fails TO give the right OF as
se1nbly or to grant the other political
demands for which the students have
been agltntlng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Miss Mary Hickman.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
LURAY, VA, September 10.-Miss Mary
Hickman died suddenly last night at the
home of her niece, Mrs:J. Ambrose Beach,
In Luray Miss Hickman only a few
hours before her death was attending to
household duties. Her death was due to
congestion OF the lungs She was about
sixty-four years Of ago.
The lnterment will take place IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
.BAKU SITUATION
MUCH |.|M|P Proved |: 0
Troops Steadily Arriving II City
ana Worst Is Believed to
Be Over.
wnRKMFN ARE DESTITUTE.
woakMEn ARE ARE: DESTITUTE S; i !:
Much Suffering Among People,
Many Of Whom Are Without
Sufficient Clothing.
by Associated Press,

rIFLls, sept, 1o.-rhe Governor
o. Baku reports that firing continued
last night and to-day, though on a
sr, aIer scale, and that few were
killed or wounded. The troops and
police no says, are still engaged IN.
preventing lncendIarlsm and pill
IauIng. The worst nows to-day
comes from the zangezurski district,
where II is reported that many Ar.
r1enlan villages were Wiped out and
Hundreds Of persons Killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Picnic and Fishery.

fSpeclal to The Times-Dlspatch:)
T ETNI MILLS, VA. Sept. lo-Frlday ne
a aassS at Mitchefis Mili Pond and gave
picnic and nsh try In honor {, Of he strangers
3 This was n grand affair The citizens came
in carriages with vel matched teams ioaoea
with baskets OF chickens ham. sweet pickles,
hot coffee cold tea and pies.
The young aaiss pressrn ,Tom
Miss Julia shuman Richmond Miss Lucy Ann
Key, Caroline county. - tGSttfSS Ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Rist-PearcY.

(speclal TO The Times Dispatch.)
MEHERRIN. VA. Sept. l0.-Mr Henry II;
RistI and Miss Gertrude Pearcy were married
F. ". Berry, OF Green Bay, officiating. The
brides sister Miss Emmy vas maid 1 Of honor
Immediately after they took the 2:H train
for Chase City. where they spent a few days.
They will Ike this their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Ettricks Notes.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
ETTRICKS, VA, Sept. l0.-The Virginia
Normal and Indust rial Institute for .colored
people will open Its fall session on the 10Th
Instant. It Ia expected there will be much
larger attendance at this than any former sos
sion. tts$ts...5 ...,
the Officers of a large cotton mill. Just about
to begin operations. near DanvilIe. and they
offer very high wages for all kinds OF help
and want two hundred families
The Pocahontas Cotton NM. I, on the 9ppos ,m
mer with all the orders they could NIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
\ BODY Found On Track.
fsneclal to The TImes-Dlspatch.

BRISTOL. VA. September lo.-Ths
mangled body of Charles Buckles. the
2O-year-old son OF James Buckles, residing
near Bristol was found beside the main
line of the Southern Railway, two miles
south Of Bristol, this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
.Unlted Travellers to Play Ball

Members OF Richmond Council No, l5p.
United csommega Tr9yslnirs u are e na ye
at Broad Street Park next Friday after-
noon between the tea m composed Of mem-
bers OF Richmond Council and the strong
THE United Commercial Travellers are
"drummers' exclusively, Their team ls
composed OF travelling men. repIaSentll I;
the .city The travelling mons team will
BE- composed Of the following druHlnsgs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

DR.. Merrick Returns.
Dr. Thomas D. Merrlck has resumed
his practice after a lengthy stay IN Eu lA
rope. 43@B, ta4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Which is Best Team?

Richmond. Va, September 10, 1908
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-02-10
.REALESTATE!!

70 acres-Nice HomelIke place,
with GOOD buildings and fences
w lIm acTes in cultivation-lots OF fine -oo
| timber ..............'''.'''''
: ocres with a good little House
and Barn-all fenced and under o-o
cultivation, only .....''.'.''''',P O'0
Nice 10 acre tract, finely sit, 90
uated-worth $50 per acre-only , %
Fine 100 acre farm, we'll i'm mooo
nroved ...................,'S60Oo S60Oo
We'll improved farm of III acres $25Oo
Finely improved farm OF 46o $4,000
acres .i.............. .....,'$ $S5oo
Stock Ranch 10000 acres under
cultivation-Can't be beat ....'' SSVVo
Nice little Home of Is acres. .....$llOo
Stock and Grain farm of 23O acres
"a dick mailing good place az d
bargain.
1e4 acres-3O under cultivation
Buildings-Fenced-a good place -oo
cheap as dirt-only. ....;...'';:SIooo
Here is the cheapest place IN
Oregon 81 acres, House, Barn,
and other improvements - worth ooo
$1,000 at least-for only -. .,...S oog
[ have all classes Of Ranches ana
Farms for sale-I can suit you III
quality or price.
HENRY CAr1PBELL,
DALLAS, OREGON