The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-20

OdK Lana.
 This land lies within 2 l-2 miles of the Missouri Pacific railroad and lies in solid bodv part of which lies in the swamp section of the Parish
 There is more than 5000 feet of oak to the acre on this tract of which 50 per cent will quarter-saw. The land is black sandy loam and is very rich and productive, and after the removal of the timber the land can be sold at from $1O to SIP per acre.
 337-2-A. P. D. Hardwood Timber Land
 5000 Acres.
 Of this land there is 200 acres in creek bot tom above overflow on which there is consider able white oak of high grade none of the tim Der cut over; $500 acres are mostly white oak and post oak. Will cut 4,0O0 feet per acre of white oak and post oak and there is considera- ble red oak gum and hickory. Some timber will make quarter-Saw stock and there is con- siderable Stave timber scattered over the tract free from worm and rot This is first class saw mill location.
 The land is dark sandy loam with clay subsoil and is suited to growing corn, cotton, alfalfa, fruit and vegetables. Healthfu location with flow A tram through the center of the land from the railroad where it touches would place all the timber in less than one mile haul. This is fine colonization tract of land after the timber is cut off. There are 100 to 15O acres cleared and fenced, with five room house in DaQ roDalr, barn OU I00C Dy 4U IoeC.
 Located on one of the prominent railways in Arkansas. Price $70O per acre.
 -F.-112---113. Farm and Timber
 Land in Lee COunty---26OO acreS-W. H. N. Fine St. Francis River bottom land, will rent for S5 and $6 per acre when cleared. 63O acres in fine state of cultivation, 230 acres deadened, 1760 acres in virgin timber, one steam gln and 20 tenant houses, wells, barns etc. This is eX- traordinary land easy to cultivate, will produce bolo If tO "a corn, and is fine alfalfa land The 16O acres of timber land will cut white oak and it's species, 21OO, 900 feet; red oak, 2700, ,OOO feet ash 46O, 900 feet; cypress 5O0 000 feet elm, $40, 900 feet; cottonwood, 45O, 900 feet; maple, 220,0OO feet; hackberry 34O 900 feet; hickory, 23o O0o; per simmon 32O. 900 feet; red gum, 25OO, ,OOO feet. Will sell the timber alone or will sell land and timber.
 33O-92--976. In West Carroll Parish,
 Louisiana--2, 400 acres W. H. N. Hard
 wood Land.
 This land is situated as above stated, within seven miles of the Missouri Pacific railroad. The land is solid body, the timber is virgin, the trees are tall, large, thick, clear, healthy, and vigorous. We believe that 50 per cent of the oak will uuarter-saw. There is more than live thousand feet of oak to the acre. In addition to the oak there is fully three thousand feet of red gum per acre, with some ash and hickory; The soil is deep rich black loam very rich and productive This land will rent for $5 to S6per acre when put into state of cultivation
 34O---94---S78 In West Carroll Parish,
 Louisiana--2,1 100 acres. Forked Leaf
 White Oak.
 This land lies 1-2 miles from Missouri Pa cifc railroad. The timber is virgin the trees are tal large, clear and sound. There is at least five thousand feet of white oak per acre on thls land of which 75 per cent is forked leaf white oak, 15 per cent post oak, and 10 per cent 6urr ic f,1lly fftppn feet per acre of red gum, white ash and qicko- ry- This land is in a solid body, the timber alone being offered for sale with ample time TOT removal.
 H. B. Mckenzie,