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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
Brainy
Women
Are those who will have us launder

Are those who will have us launder
their waists. delicate lingerie, etc.
Our facilities are those OF the
best for the perfect handling OF this
character OF work. Our help is thor
oughly experienced. and much more
skiluui than most help you can secure
to come to your home or to take
out"
A trial will make you a client of
ours.
Salem Laundry Co.
25. 13a-I6G \. Liberty Sc.
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Salem, Falls CITY & Western Ry

LEAVE WEST bALEM FOK
'Dallas, Falls City, Black Rock. o 100 a. M
.Dallas and intermediate points. ! ;20 p. m
'Dallas Falls City............ 4 100 p. nj.
xDallas, Falls City, Black Rock. .25 D. M
xDaiias and intrmdiat points, -. 3 90 D. m.
ARRIVE WEST SALEM FROM
sFalla city, Dallas. ........... = 800 a. m.
sBlack Rock, Falls City, Dallas. IL :16 ID. m.
sDallas and intermediate points. :55 p. m.
xDallas and intermediate points. ~ $40 p. m.
xBlack Rock. Falls City, Dallas. 4 :45 d. m.
.Daily except sunday. xSunday only.
connects with all trains at second-street
depot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
NJ. r. BALDWIN, Agent.
The Best Plaster.

A piece OF flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior
to any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side or
chest give II trial and you are GER
tain to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which II affords. This
liniment also relieves rheumatic
pains and is certain to please anyone
suffering from that disease. Sold by
all good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19

II the directoire gowns ever be-
come popular there win be no fuIth-
er need TO worry about the rubrer
supply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
she Was PIeasantIy surprlsed.

Miss II. r. Bell. wausau, Wis.
writes: Before ! commenced TO take
Foley's Kidney Pills had severe
pains in my back. could not sleep. and
was greatly troubled with headache.
The first few drops OF Foley's Kidney
Pills gave me relief and two bottles
cured me. The quick results sur
prised me and can honestly recon-
mend them" ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
Limited.
Local-Arriyes From

Portland and intermediate points. 3 80 am.
Portland uillsboro intermediate. 20 40 am.
Limited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19

The man most TO be pitied is the
one who has mo time to read" In
most cases the failure to read causes
the scarcity of time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
Notice 20 TnxpaYers.

The Board OF Equalization for Mar
ion County. oregon, will meet at the
court house in said county on Mon
day, October IS. 1909. at 10 o'colck
a. m. .andcorrect all errors in valua-
tion, description or qualities OF land,
lots or other property, and continue
In session until such work is COM
pleted. not exceeding one month
All parties interested are noulieo
to appear and examine their assess
ment for the year 1909 and II not sat
isfied with the same file application
in writing, properly verified. for \
reduction or alteration OF the same
uring the first week of such meeting.
S no complaints can be received the q
after.
+. j. RICE,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19

Has the dairy been inspected that
furnishes the lac..1al fluid for the
milky way?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-19
Effective Sunday, July 4, 1909, at
1901 A. NJ.
ELEOTRIC RAILWAY CC
LocaI-Leaves for

Local-Leaves for
Portland and intermediate points. 200 am.
Portland Hillsboro intermediate. % 100 al
Portland and intermediate points. 10 200 am
Portland and intermediate ......11 10 am.
Portland and intermediate. i 200 pm.
Limited.
Portland, Tualatln and Hillsboro. 3 :35 p. m,
Local.
Portland Hillsboro intermediate. a :lb pm.
Portland and intermediate points. q 30 pm.
Portland and intermediate points. 8 40 y. m.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Old COLONIAL HOMESTEAD: STOCK
FARM OF RARE MERIT

Situated in Charlotte County. niles ron
cOIrrhCusc where there is an excellent nigh
school miles from one railroad town and
miles from another where there are good trad
ing facilities and good markets Farm consists
Of So acres Of land Of excellent fertility. 80
acres Of which is in high state Of cultivation.
the balance IN pasture and timber land en-
braccd IN the latter being about 10000 feet
Of merchantable timber, one-haN % which Is
large original pine. the balance consisting Of
variety Of haTdWo0ds Of large size and thrifty
sruwth. The farm Is all fenced and Cross
fenced. there being upward Of 2 miles Of wire
fence wen built on large. new cedar posts More
than one-hah n this fence is tight woven hos
wire. s5 inches high. The residence On this
magnificent farm il a large hrick colonial man
sion Of 10 large. wel-hghted. and thoroughl7
ventilated rooms sith vide front ard rear
porches. ard attached 10 this are large brick
kitchens and dairy ICON. with brick seryant-'
quarters in the rear. These are situated in a
fine Shaded lawn Of about acres Of large
Spreading oaks Of great age and rare thrift; sone
Of them being ? and feet in diameter There
are pien-y Of cutbuildinss and fine poultry
houses and yardS The farm is excelleutly vat
cred b. wells. springs. and creeks. There is q
weli-watered native pasture sufficient for DO
head Of cattle This is one Of the best farms
IN the state, and probably the best at the
pTlce. which is $500 cne-half cash. balance 20
suit purchase Write rs about this one or
what would be better. come and SEQ il.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
80 ArRrs

Situated II Mathews County. oTeriockiIg Cnes-
apeskc Bar. This Is e fire. level riece 81 lard.
cf which 80 sores are unce- cultivation. ard me
halance In ralurhle zine ard cak tlcbcr- The
inrrorcucnfs on this Place consist of a me cd
ccioziaI dWeilirs E -fcet lorEg tt-ce stores
hich. containing eighteen large roCVcs. exclusive
q halls and thiri story. frcrring toward Elst
River ard M0biack Bay, in excellent c1nllrlon,
and Oh beautiful locaticn. with UrhI0kel view
of rirer and bay Rocls beautiful SIZE. many
q them rancied 90 ceiling Lawn cf eighr
acres. running so Yards 20 river SAX water
mln pord az lefy of lawn splecdid shade tees
giant clscs. sycamore. r1ulbe-rlcs. wa-rrlts
recaus ard ccda-s. Cod bathing heach. ire
fishing ard c-ahbirE. cys-ers in private beds.
also Ia river and bsf- Barns. stables. caulase
houses. laundry. dairies. smcsehouse. chicken
houses. ard other buildings TOO numerous % men
Iio1- A bezuIiful EU-aCIe O-C1lrd q asserted
friit A me Irhia srring -corTeriert % house.
This Is ore o. the Snesr cd homes 10 Virginia.
and we csn sell i for $500
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
FERTILE FARM OF Ok ACRES.

Located in Chesterfield County. g. miles from
Manchester. DWeiiing is two stories and con
taius 9 rooms; has two pcTches. painted and
blinded situated in pretty grounds with lawn
and hedge. Maple elm. and poplar shade Well
q good water al the door. Barn Is built with
stable in basement and Is 2ix32xl6 feet 70 caves
Two sheds attached % harm. Sxl6 feet each.
Two poultry houses. s0xl0 and 2Ila. smoke
house shop and corn CRIB Thirty-hvs acres ore
IN fields most of which Is IN high state q
cultivation Considerable II TINS lard Is IN
clover. cats hay and alfalfa Two and one
half acres Of good bearing aTple peach. and
pca- trees. GRAPES. raspberries and straw
berries for home use Large range for stock.
hogs and poultry lots IS acres in timber. It
is estimated that 5000 70 60.o-1 feet Of timber
car be cut ard 100 cords Of wood Boamy
soil Of clay and chocolate. with rsd clay sub
soil. This rlace is vel watered by brook and
numerous small streams. and is wen adapted 10
stock raising or dairg- Mail delivered daily
Near church school and neighbofS Nacadam-
ized road. For quick sale Price $50. one-half
cash. Terms on balance.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

This IS one q the best aad most beautiful
farms east Of the Blue Ridge Mountains 1t
contains s4o7s acres. about 100 Of which are now
in cultivation. 100 acres in original growth Of
white oak. ard the balance IN other timber
This farm is well fenced ard cr0ssfenced. beng
divided in about SIX helds BY good fences. with
runaing water IN each Geld About 100 tons Of
clover ard timothy hay were cut on X tins
year, and about loo bushels q wheat and oats
were reapsd- II VIII also produce this year
perhaps from I.0m 70 l.5oO bushels Of corn
II lies in Orange County Va. about 50 miles
from Richmond. ard 3 niles trcul the c. o.
Railway. and is about equal distance between
Oranse Cosut HOusa and Louisa Court House. and
is considered one of the best stock farms IN
the county. There IL a standing pasture Of
sbout leo acres. covered With a natural growth of
blue grass and the never-failing Lespedeza
Strata. OF which cattle keep fat about eight
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN home, OONVEN-
IENTTY LOCATED

An attractive rural home. with all the couren-
fences Of a city residence. An attractive mod
ern house Of eleven rooms. situated in a beau
tifully shaded lawn adorned with a flower gar
oen q rare flowers and plants. large gar
den; plenty of fruit; good Outbuildirgs Ink
uriaDt meadows Of the choicest grasses: y scres
Of lapd that win grow anything 10 which il
may be planted. Here IS the Opportunity foT
the city man who delights IN rearing Of tine
poultry. and where there is plenty Of room Tor
the proper care Of the family COW and horse.
Within the length of a eity block from rail-
read station where there are six trains q day
each way 70 and from Richmond and only ten
miles from that city. and so yards from stop
on electric line. with cars running % snd from
Richmond every hour. Less than miles from
Randolph-Maeon Collese. Price. $50. on easy
terms
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
FINE STOCK FARM. WITH MODERN
FOITIpATENT

Situated Il miles from Richmond. on a good
road and miles from a railroad station Con-
sisting Of SO acres Of fertile land in a good
state Of cultivation. 800 acres Of which is clear
ed and one-haf Of the cleared land Is rich.
black bottom land. with 70 acres Of good tim
Der This farm Is all fenced and cross-fenced
with wire. The residence Is a large two-story
frame Of eleven large rcems. with al modern
conreniences; a large barn that viii shelter IS
10 100 head Of stock. with a 500-ton siio with
running spring water az the door. forced through
stantiai swine houses. with concrete floors;
large machine and tool house. and other out
buildings; large orchard. Has been used as
stock feeding farm for a rumbcr Of years. and
the land has become enriched b. liberal use
Of baruyard manure. Is being sold un account
Of the death Of the late ovner Price. $500
ter--. easv
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
cHEAp rRAcr. Goon -.

Situated in Chesterfield County. a miles from
Richmond ard miles from railroad station and
stop or Petersburg electric line. Oh good coun-
Is road and I mile from courthouse Tract Of
l.0o0 acres with two sets Of buildings. one large
two-stCrg house soIne fencing. some fruit about
50 acres cleared. but a large acreage that could
BE- easily cleared. Most Of this land has lain
and been cut Of. and WheB cleared po1ld make
a splendid fam. There Is enough timber on his
Tract 10 pay fer therclearing q 90 70 so acres.
Prce, $50 per acre-one-hsH cash. balance on
easy terms Owner would take q good touring
car as part q cash Payment.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
ONE OF THE INCEST FARMS N
PTrDNONT SECrroN

Farm Of sl3's acres. situated in Campbell
County. about 100 miles from Richmond. and
only miles from r. E. station There are
$50 acres cleared laDd on this tact. 20 acres
bottom land. al cleared. and 80 acres n a
state Il cultivation. balance in wood. oak pine
&c. IhCge Is a snail orchard OF this trsct o.
assorted frlit. Watered by vel. springs creek.
ard branches This tract OF land has from %
s miles Of fencing. some wire some rail Only
] mile from church. post-ofice, and school.
The buildings On this tract consist o. old
style colonial dwelling. beautifully located. IN
a green shady Yard. With lawn sloping 20 read.
One e-room tenant house, situated near laT-r
dwelling: all necessary outhuildings. large
stables with others; tobacco barns. g7anary
and other outbuildinss. ali in good repair. This
Is a TeTy fine tobacco farm. ard a bargain al
the Trscc. $500. On terms Of one-half cash.
blanc 10 snir
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
HUNGRY MULTITUDE

readily unhesadny produce
prices
These farms be had direct purchase but few there will
left be had through the law Of inheritance the aneb
lun The low steadily advancing
approaching that line life that divides between the upward buoy
ancy youth decline that we're abandoning
Northern seeking the bay Of the soughng
mingled with the salt breeze Of the mighty Deep where the temperature
twelve months than the North enyfour hours where life
assured and where Of title the land
still the youthful side Of the counsel would be provide
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
FARM AND TIMBER TRACT. WELL

Situated IN Hanover County. 80 miles from
Richmond. and one mile from railroad station on
nam line Of c. o. Railroad: 90 acres Of
open land and 100 acres IN excellent state OF
cultivation; balance IN zine and oak timber OF
% 20 20 years growth: well watered with
springs. small streams. and rirer: about acres
containing 20 fruit trees Of al ages and a me
assortment of fruit large seven-room house With
metal root With large winter Witchen and de-
taehed summer kitchen; house has large eel
lar and two vide poTches; a large number Of
outollldings-sll IN good repair church. "a miieE
store. pOst-otfice. school and grist mill mile.
saw mill. miles Price. $1,000. Terms. q 600
cash. balance in s. Z. and IS months.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
A RFarrIrIL Hn,rE

IS acres q 6ne lnG lac1ted In Caroline Com
O. 90 miles frCE Richmond. ard only 6 mi,es
frcn r. r station. There are 10 ACRES cleared
lard On this trac-. and In state q c1lfiT7-
ricr, balance in woods q assorted tiuber- Fiue
0-Cl1rd ~ asserted fruits. al bezrluE- nearly
all fclc1d with wire. Only two niles from
church. rost-oEice, and schooL a nice and
Modern 2-story u--oou dwelling WIKI az the
Ecdel cClTcrieuces. heautitL view can b.
had q the surrounding country from dwelling
Fery healthy locariou. kitchen. . barns good
stable COW hCg-e. carnage house. ice house.
meat house. poultry house. ard terant houses.
ard other Necessary ourhuiidiaEs- Ear-rcd by
ven ard running streams Price S5cl TENS
can be uade-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
NEWsTEAD FARM.

In HsnTico County. located o. James Rive.
eight miles south OF the city Of Richmond. oon-
tains LIS acres about SEQ acres cleared. bal
snoe in pine oak. and gum tn6er-oi cleared
land about 80 acres is james River bottom
Entire farm chocolate clay sol. watsTed b.
SPRINGS. wells. branches and river. Pam has
nearly three miles river froat new wharf
can accommodate largest vessels. Al products
can be SHIPPED by water.
improvements: Modern colonial house o. nine
lsrsv rooms, seven closets. bathroom, storuOom.
pantry: furnace beat 10 all rooms; pneumatic
hot and cold water supply; Is feet Of versnda.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

Thcre is upon this beautiful place tide Mn.
n nTs--cllss condition, grinding corr into neal
feed. &c. makes the bcst o. Uarerground ueal
and Is a very Tsl1zblc consideration 70 the prop
ertf-
Water power car be used for purposes q elec-
the lighting and heating splendid oyster
shore cf over 10 aCrCs goes Win this rlzce the
cores ard U0nds upon Uhish grow raE bc1 oys-
tiers uusurrasscd by any
ms Is The most attractive place f0r sale IT
Tideua-er Virginia. fron the rieEpoiut of either
che hcuesseker OF inFes-cr
Serd f-r onr free Illustrated catalogue. cor
tainirg the largest list q farms in the STATE
We oWn ou- oVu hTery. and nov farms free
of charsc.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
GE ACRES.
EE1

Situated in Louisa Couaty. 8 niles from
Richmond % uiles from r r staten; 30
acres cleared. 80 acres in cultivation. 100 acres
bottom lard. one-haf cleared balance il woods.
pine and oak timber; larEe crchard q vine
s1rs, clay SOL Feuced with rail. pest. and
Wire, II niles Cf church sud sch0ol. nile a
post-once. loroCm house in good repair. With
az CoureuieIces- FgTy beautiful location. high.
and oTcTlooks mCsr Cf TIE farm. and has q
beautiful shade arouud III tenant cabins.
stable, hay house. ? tobacco houses. ice house.
chickcn house. smoke house. tcol shcp. corn
house. carriage house wcl TiTcr creek. and
brooks. Terrs. $50 cash. balance 20 E-i--
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
RECENT COMMENTS ON THE SOUTH.

Secretary Agriculture James great farming
astonishing progress the believe absolutely have
With farming
Southern lands worth handle cattle cheaPy than
the North In the
State OF Iowa. for example there inches Of the ground last week
(dt OF about all the stock fed
expense hal \ the
Hon Sterling Morton Gres young
West Young should
people anywhere
the within
from other States bought Virginia The Real Journal
wanting
nas also have unbound faith that planted real there viii
satisfactory
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

PROSPEROUS FARM-BEAUTIFUL HOME
Situated - miles from Richmond. and miles
nom railroad station. on a beautiful stream,
with good fishing ard boating ard plenty Of
Wild game Farm consists q 55s acres. al
fenosd and cross-fcnced with substantial build
ings. all covered with slate; large frame Co
louial residence Of eight large rooms and wide
front and rear p0rches. situated in beautiful
lawn that Is green for = months in the year.
and surrounded by plenty of shade extending
over an area Of about two acres large horse
barn. cattle sheds. poultry houses and ysrds
ice house. tool house. corn crih. &e.. ali sub
stantially built. 80 acres in cultivation Price
$1,000; terms easy
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
a ACREs-1n
"A N1cr srB1-RBaN PRoPrRTY.

- -'-N- % ~-N -.-'---' a -,'- ---. a. a.
Situated IN Hanover County u uslcs from
Richmond ard one block from electric or
steam rsilroa5. acres cleared. balance in weed
Sman o-charI oi arrles ard -ea1ies. fenced
with vire, go feet from clrTch. Eock from
pcsi-ofsce and bioczs from school 2-st1ry
Ectal roof dwelling Of s roC1s, store house.
hen hosse. COW hC-se feed house al IN good
repair son gay Loan. ard leTel. Terms. one
han cash. halance 20 slit
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
GOOD GRASS FARNi-PROFITABLE TIM
BER TRACT

A fine fam and timber tract Of so acres sit
uated miles from a prosperous town Of 5000.
ard within s miles q three other good towns.
including county seat. college town. and JUNO
ion point. Farm has 80 acres under cultiva-
tion. where tame grasses grow Spontaneously and
luxuriantly; has three sets Of buildings. fine old
orchard. and some fencing: borders on two
good creeks that afford excellent fishing. plenty
q quail turkey and deer IN the timber. A
conservative estimate places the amount Of
standing pine timber above 70 inches on the
stump al 20l0o00 feet The owner thinks there
IS nearer 5000 o00 besides. there is quite
quantity q other valuable woods larger por-
tiOn Of the pine Is nice straight original stuff.
with 10 undergrowth. and good grazing all
through the woodland Price, $1,000
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
NICE FAR,r

OF IA acres situated in Caroline Ccuuty. 3
rriles srcm Richmcrd On the C. * q. r. r.
ard crly s E1ilcs fsou T. r ststioa there IS
80 acres cpcn lard cn this tract; balance e
wcc6- uate-cd by vel and running Streams.
Level. ard gray lo,E col. small orchard of
asserted fr-it partly ferced wi,a wire; 2-sto-T
s--oon ho-se large roCnss . harus and .
r1ulrrv houses al in 6rz--c-1ss repair- 81 niles
fTuu church and pCE--011Ce. II IllUs fTUu
schooi. Pricc. SOC terms. cash Eu- tlink
re corld rr55ab,y se- terms 10 a nan Vho
wanted this fa-u.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
27s-ACRE FARM.
& r10

from RicEmOnd, ] mile from good village Win
high school and four churches suburben car
Iins and R r station. Good sol. 80 acres Of
this land is cleared. balance IN good timber.
Residence 2 stories. rooms. kitchen. and cel-
lar; stable, barn, and other outbildings; all
buildings in frst-class order. Price. S.o0e. One
half cash. balance or time. Agricultural col
lege only l mile away.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
OLD VIRGINIA FARMS

an honest man is of
gina farm the greatest inheritance o man.
Here soil the intelligent touch Of
bomtn tog usbandn benefit OF the finest and
heahful with pure and wholesome moral
only produce bundanty, the best markets
from the farm the
the orchard the poultry the feed lot
Within few hours ride by rail o steamship there
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
A NICE LITTLE POULTRY FARM.

g acres, situated in Heurico County. n
miles from Richmond Is acres under cultivation
2 acres bottom lard soil sandy loam level. vat
cred By vel ard springs; IS acres IN wood
cordwood. and saw timber. Small orchard os
assorted fruit; one-haf mile from church, post
once. and school. Good 4-room house. barn.
wagon shed. henhouse. and other outbuildinCS
all in good repair. Price. 500. Terms. one
half cash. balance IN years. With interest at
s per cent.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
81 ACRES
< nU

Located In Chesterfield County. miles from
Richmond. and IA miles from r. 2. and cleo
tric car lire. 50 acres cleared and IN high STATE
Of cultivation; two sets Of buildings. one 5room
e-story house. barn. outhouses. chicken house,
i2x60; fenced and cross-fenced; the other house
log. rooms stable and other outbuidings'
watered BY spring. wen, ard branches; the locz-
ton; school and church IN sight. Price. 5000;
one-hah cash, balance on easy terms.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STOCK AND
GRAIN FARM

Situated in Heunco County Is miles som
Richmond and miles from railroad station. ana
on c good turnpike; good gray loan soil with
clay mbsoil, 400 acres cleared. partly in ms
tuTe and partly in cultivation: 2s acres cord
wood timber 75 acres bottom land Watered
by wells and streams. orchard of 100 trees Of
assorted fruit all fenced and cross-fenced. Large
frame dwelling Of j rooms; barn S0160 with
basement. Plenty Of outbnidings and tenant
houses. This is oue Of the finest stock farms
in the country. Price. 81 90. Terms. Is cash.
balance or easy terms.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

are three tenant houses q two. three. ard four
r9ons respectively. barn. stable cattle huuse.
machine h0usc. hay hcuse. and ice haasc. the
latter an elegant keeper
Post-ossce. churches. and schools are convca-
lent, and fhe=s has neyer bsea a tnse when
ssalcent farm labor eould not Be procured in
the neiEhhorhood-
THIS farm has tust been put cn the narSs..
ard cniy Until rycCutly could have been bought
az an. which was made Necessary by the death
Of It's olrnrr and his widows Inability % cauy
on its extensive orCrsticus The prsce Gf $500
was Cfered for this farm during the life q
its late CEner. h-It vas refused bv him
The lCglrees. whO i've u the CITY ard are En-
gagcd N ether pursuits. are ncw offering this
farm fcr sale ,icr a di7isionl 20 L-uuiCk buyer.
a; the bow figure Of s-5oN. Terms, $500 cash:
balance IN one ard two yesrs with ref cer-
interest op deferred PAYMENTS sale 70 be coz
frned BY court.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

mansion. and large bans and outbuneirES This
Is one Of the best farms al the Irice now ~
naming on the market on the James River and
the time is not far distant when there win be
20 more James River farms for sale az any
price. The price of this fine farm has recently
been reduced 10 Soo.Gao IN order 70 effect a quick
sale Terms VIII Be made 70 suit any respon-
sible buyer
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
100 ACRES.

Situated in Louisa County 80 miles from Rich
moDd. on the c. O. K. R. and near station /;
g acres cleared and under cultivation: gray
soil; 20 acres IN wood: small orchard: al fenced !:
one-hah mile fTon church and school. post-o1cs.
at rlaca; Broom frame dwelling. froat and
back porch; hot ard cald water ip house Elec-
uic plant on place; electric faus IN an rooms:
windmill and all necessary oufbuiidinss IN
good repair TeGTas, one-haH cash. balance IN
l. .. and years.