SUNDAY
OREGOiNIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 10, 1901.
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POISON IN SWEET CIDER
AGEXTS AND MANTJFACTORBRS
BE ARRESTED.
TO
A Number of Person Made 111 hy
Drinking the Staff Within the
Past Week.
A number of person In Portland have
been made very HI by drinking- sweet
cider -within the past week, and samples
of the drink sent to State Chemist Kins
ley, at Corvallls, for analysis, have been
found to contain sodium fluoride, a dead
ly poison. The drug was used for the
purpose of preserving the elder by the
manufacturers at Salem. J. "W. Bailey,
State Dairy and Food Commissioner,
will cause the arrest tomorrow. of the
Portland agents who retailed the stuff.
He would have done so yesterday, he
said, but he was unable to find the Prose
cuting Attorney.
State Chemist Kinsley's certificate on
the matter reads:
I, A. L. Klnsely. chemist of the .States Agri
cultural College, Corvallls, Or., do hereby cer
tify that I ba-ve carefully examined and cor
rectly analyzed a sample of so-called sweet
elder, received by me November 5, 1001, from
J. W. Bailey, State Dairy and Food Commis
sioner. Portland, Or. I find upon examination
that this elder contained preservatives, hi the
form of fluorides, and la therefore pronounced
adulterated.
The symptoms of those who partook
of the cider are those of poisoning vio
lent cramps, followed by vomiting. The
reason no fatalities are reported in con
section with the cases Is that only small
amounts of the elder were taken into the
stomach. According to Mr. Bailey's opin
ion the persons to be arrested here will
be retained as witnesses against the
manufacturers of the cider at Salem.
TRAINING FOR HOME SERVICE
School to Be Formally Opened Tues
day Evening:.
The formal opening of the new School
of Domestic Science, on Nineteenth and
"Washington streets, will take place Tues
day evening, November 12, at 8 P. 2d.
This Is an event that is undoubtedly des
tined to have a far-reaching and vital
Influence upon Portland, -and the citizens
generally are moat cordially invited to be
present, thus lending the support of their
presence to this important movement. The
women of Portland, through whose large
hearted effort to benefit the community
this school has sprung Into existence,
have prepared the following programme
for the evening:
Music High School Orchestra
Address "Domestic Science of Olden Times
and Today" Dr. Edgar P. Hill
Address "Practical Work In the Schools:
Manual Training and Domestic Science"..
Frank Rlgler, City Superintendent of Schools
Music High School Orchestra
Address "The Need of Domestic Science in
Portland" Dr. StephA S. Wise
Address "The Need of Domestic science In
the Sickroom"
Dr. J. R. "Wilson, of Portland Academy
The school is now equipped for practical
dally work. Mrs. Ellen R. Miller will
give the demonstration lectures as fol
lows: Wednesday Demonstration lecture for house
keepers, 2 to 4 P. M.
Tuesday Demonstration lecture for working
girls. 7 45 to 9.30 P. M.
Friday Demonstration lecture for working
girls, 7.45 to 8.30 P. M.
The Tuesday and Friday evening classes
are intended especially for those engaged
In housework. These classes are to be a
continuation of the cooking classes con.
ducted last Winter at the Home for Un
employed Women.
The Tuesday evening class Is designed
for girls of 20 years: and over. Admission
fee of 10 cents will be charged for these
lessons.
The Friday evening class Is designed for
girls under 20 years of age. No charge
will be made to those who are Qualified
to enter this class.
Miss Dora Porter will have charge of
the Individual work, as follows
MONDAY.
0 to 12 A. M. Cooking class.
8 to 10 P. M. Cooking class.
TUESDAY.
9.30 to 11:30 A. M. Cooking class.
8 to 10 P. M. Cooks' class.
WEDNESDAY.
8:30 to 11:30 A M. Waitress class.
8 to 6 P. M. Cooking (High School).
THURSDAY.
9 to 12 A. M. Cooking.
1:30 to 3:30 P. M. Cooking (matrons' class).
FRIDAY.
8 to 10 P. M. Cooks' class.
SATURDAY.
9 30 to 11:30 A. M. Cooking (school girls).
1 30 to 3:30 P. M. Cooking (St. Helen's Hall
girls).
Young women who are busy during the day
hours In the shops or business offices -will find
the Monday evening class, from 8 to 10 P. M.,
a convenient time, this being specially set apart
for them.
CONNELL TO BE DEFENDANT
Jndge Frazcr Decides He Shall Re
Party to 855,000 Mortgage Suit.
"Judge Frazer decided that Thomas Con
aell Is a proper party defendant In the
puit of R. H. Thompson vs. W. W. Es
pey et al., to foreclose a mortgage for
555,000. The. court said that the com
plaint sets up that Espcy deeded the
property to Thompson, but It was un
derstood that the deed wai Intended as
a mortgage. Thompson afterwards ex
ecuted a, deed to Connell, with the un
derstanding that the latter was to mort
.gage the property for enough to satisfy
a claim, held by Connell against Thomp
son, and then to re-transfer the property
to Thompson, who would assume the
mortgage Connell, It Is held, did not
do this, but held the property, and sub
sequently acquired tax titles ' to it by
"bidding It In at tax sales. Judge
Frazer said the general rule Is that ad
verse titles cannot be litigated In a
mortgage foreclosure suit, but in this
ca.se It was different The deed by Espey
to Thompson was intended vas a mort
gage, and when Thompson transferred it
to Connell, he only made an equitable
assignment of the mortgage. The court,
referring to the tax deeds, held that
where a man endeavored to perfect his
title by such means, It might be ques
tioned In a prqceedlng of this kind. Other
points were passed upon.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge W. R. Ellis, of Pendleton, regis
tered at the Perkins last evening.
Arthur J. Shaw, ex-Postmaster of Spo
kane, and a prominent citizen, Is In the
city. V
Lot Q. Swetland has returned-: from a
trip to Boston, New York and Philadel
phia. He also visited the Buffalo Ex
position. Professor Henry W. Lampe, Instructor
In the government college at Osaka,
Japan, Is visiting at the residence of A.
J. Capron, 530 Davis street. Professor
Lampe leaves for Japan via Seattle to
night. I. A. Boskowltz, who has lived In La
Grande, Union County, and who h'as been
prominently Identified with the develop
ment of that part of Oregon, has come
to Portland with his family to reside,
and to engage in business.
After an absence of three years In the
frozen North, Attorney J. Frank Sinnott,
Deputy United States Collector of Cus
toms, arrived home last week to spend
Christmas With his parents. He will re
turn early In January to his post of duty
at Nome, Alaska.
A. N. King, who has been quite ill with
pneumonia for several days; Is Improving.
As soon as he is well enough, he will go
to Southern California for the Winter.
2dr. -JCing will be 90 year -at age next
April, and sadden changes' of climate axe
not good for nlm.
Attorney Gustav Anderson returned
yesterday from San Francisco, where he
was called to argue a case in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals.
Colonel John L Handly, of Denver,
Colo., who Is supreme secretary of the
Fraternal Union, is making a tour of the
Pacific States and will visit Portland on
Thursday evening, November 14. He will
deliver an address on fraternity at that
time in Allsky Hall, Third and Mdrrlson
streets.
General O. O. Howard, who, with his
wife. Is spending a; few days with &
daughter, Mrs. Captain Gray, on the East
Side, was at the Hotel Portland last even
ing, shaking hands with a number or
Army officers stationed In this depart
ment. General and Mrs. Howard have
just been visiting their son, Major How
ard, at the Presidio, In San Francisco.
The Major returned recently from the
Philippines broken In health as a result of
his service with the F6r$y-elgbth In
fantry. He Is now on the road to rapid
recovery, General Howard said last evert
ing, and will soon return to the Islands
to Join the Nineteenth. The General and
wife expect to leave Wednesday for their
home at Burlington, u, wnere tney win
spend the Winter.
SALEM, Nov. 9. Governor and Mrs. T.
T. Geer returned home today from Ohio,
where the Governor put In 22 days cam
paigning. They enjoyed their visit very
much.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS.
Marriage Licenses.
William H. Crelghton, 40; Anna
Nelmes, 27.
Hugh A.Parker, 24; Rose B. Sutton, 2L
C. A. Berg, 36; Ida Rydman, ,29.
John-Erlckson, 24; Maude Jo'hnson, 2L
B. C. Van Buren, 27; Rose F. Boehm,
3L
J. W.Hodson, 37; Jennie Baker, S3.
A. Wagner, 29; Pearl Hart, 17.
Building: Permits.
H. W. Little, two-story dwelling, Spo
kane avenue, between East Fifth and
East Sixth streets; $2000.
A. J. Smlthson, one-story cottage,
southeast corner of Gantenbeln avenuo
and Stanton street; $1800.
Contagions Disease.
R. A. Miller, 261 East Eleventh street;
typhoid fever.
Real Estate Transfers.
Louise H. Clark to George W. Kfn-
ncy. lot 8. block J, Metzger's Ad-
ditlnn to Gresham A"V,V 4o0
Phoenix Land Company to p. W.
Taylor, lots I. 2, 9 and 10, Prune
Place ltOT
Joseph F. Kelly and wife to Phoenix
Land Company. E NW. & section
2, T. 1 S, R. 2 E ,. 10
Jennie C. Crosier and husband to
Rachael Balls, east naif lots o,ana
6, block 300. Central East Porflatfa.. 1400
Marshal A. Poppleton to Otis P. Bur
ford et al., lot 20, block 10. Albina.. 1600
Fannlo Horgan and husband to L M.
Eckerson, lots 7 and 8, block 7, North
Albina 1
Emma Sylvester et al. to John W.
Graves et aL, lot 7, block 3, Railroad
Shops Addition 1
A. C. Wehlon and wife to Henry F.
Wehion, W. of NW. section 16,
T. 1 S., R. 4 E 1
Ida Armstrong and husband to Le
ander Lewis, lots 5 to 9, block 13;
lot 9. block 4, Klnzel Park. I
Alliance Trust Company to Daniel
Rieman, west S5 feet of south half
lot C, block 13, Couch's Addition,... 0800
Harlette Turner to Thomas W. Jen
kins, lot 7 and west 10 feet of lot 6,
block B, First-Street Terrace 1
C. V. Gantenbeln and wife to Alice
Steelamut, lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 29,
Central Albma 1650
Charles E. Ladd and wife to Susan W.
Smith, west half lots 5 and 6, block
257, city 1
Mrs. M. W. GIbbs to Paul Van Fri
dagb, east half lots 5 and 6, block IS,
lTbbtts' Adaitlon HU0
Caroline McCluey and husband to
illiam H. Tuttle, lot 2, block 3,
Lincoln Park Annex 200
John Klosterman and wife to Mary
V. Antlch, west half lot 7, block 7or
Couch's Addition 975
Laura Ketchum -to A. E. Ketchum,
lot 2, block 17, Sellwood 30
i Pacific Coast Abstract, Guaranty &
Trust Co., A, B. Manley, secretary; W. Y.
Masters, attorney, 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg.
Robbed toy a Postofflce Cleric
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9 Samuel Sellg, fore
man of the city distributing department
of the St. Louis postofflce, was arrested
early today, charged with stealing let
ters. Fifty letters, some containing
money orders, were found on his person.
Postofflce Inspeotor Dice says the theft
Of letters has been known for one year.
During that period, Mr. Dice says, St.
Louis merchants have lost approximately
$2000.
Reducing? Train Service.
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Nov. 9. The
Northern Pacific having decided, to dis
continue its Spokane-Seattle special, the
Washington & Columbia Blver Railway
has been compelled to take off Its "Sound
flyer," which has been satisfactorily op
erated for several months. The change
will be made next Saturday.
Sewing as a business Is an exacting and
exhausting occupation. Ing hoursr fine
work, poor light, unhealthy atmosphere
these are- only some of the things
which fret the nerves and hurt the gen
eral health. Often there is a diseased
condition of the womanly organism
which causes backache or headache and
the -working of the sewing machine
under such conditions is akin to torture.
Thousands of
women who -work j
have wnttenjjrate
ful letters to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, whose
has cured
their womanly ills
and established
their general
health. "Favorite
Prescription es
tablishes regular
ity,, dries un
healthy and offen
sive drains, heals
inflammation and
ulceration, anct
curesf emale weak
ness. It makes
weak women
strong and sick
women well.
Sick women at e invited to consult Dr.
Pierce by letter free, and so avoid the
indelicate questionings, offensive ex
aminations and obnoxious local treat-t
ments deemed necessary by some physi
cians. All correspondence private. Ad
dress Dr. R. y. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
I take great pleasure in recommendiag Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weak
ness.'' write Mrs. Susannah Peraentery of
Pauls Store, Shelby Co , Texas. I was troubled
with besringidown -pains in my back and hips
for six years, and wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice.
I tried his 'Favorite Prescription' and six
bottler cured me. I feet like a new person and
I. thank Pr, Pierce for my health. Life is a
burden to any one without health. I hae,f6Td"
a great many of my friend's about the great
mediaae I took.' Z
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers; is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only Address Dr.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, U. Y.
NEW TODAY.
J. W. OGU3EE, ROOM 11, 145 FIRST ST.
$925
One fine building lot on Grand ave. The
cheapest property in the market, for few days
only.
ALLEN'S CASH MARKET
The best place to "buy your .poultry. &sh oys
ters, butter, eges, cheese, fruit and vegetables.
Blent urlus and Dromst dellverv. Tclenhon
1 Orczoa Whito iOO. 230 aat Harrison.
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,DAILY "mETEOROLOGICAI REPORT. J
PORTLAND, Nor. 9 Maximum temperature.
-45; minimum temperature, 37; river reading- at
11 A. M., 2.1 feet; change in 24 hours, rise
C 2 foot; total precipitation; 5 P. M. to & P. M ,
0 00 Inch; total precipitation since Beptember
J. 1901, S.13 Inches, normal precipitation since
September 1, 1901, 7.38 Inches; deficiency, 2L25
lnches;-total sunshine, November 8, 1901, 2:23;
possible sunshine November 8, 1001 9.48.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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stations!
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er City J44JO.O0J
larck 420,00jl0f
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ika 15410.00114
NWl
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Baker
NW
Bismarck
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Clear
Boise
NW Cloudy
Eureka
NW
Cloiidy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Helena ....
Kamloops, B,
Neatr Bay .
.....I4ZIU.UUJ
C....420.O0I
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150 lO.'ZI
c&teuo
(000.00
18
Cloudy
Cloudy
Portland 144 0.03
Bed Bluff 56 0.02
uiouay
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Roseburg S0f0 01
Sacramento 15210.00
Salt Lake 68 0.00
SB
San Francisco 5C0.O4
Spokane fwlo.lO)
SE (Raining
1
Snowing
Cloudy
seartio 40 0.02
1SE
Walla Walla 44 0.02
S
JRAlnlng
Light.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Light rain has fallen during the last 12 hours
In Northern California, Western Oregon and
Western Washington, and both rain and snow
are reported from Eastern Washington.
It Is slightly cooler west of- the Rocky Moun
tains, and the temperatures In the North Pa
cific States" are now slightly below normal.
The Indications are for occasional rains in
this district Sunday, with light snowfalls in
scattered places east of the Cascade Moun
tains. "WEATHER FORECASTS.
rorecast? made at Portland at 8 P. M. for
23 hours ending at midnight November 11:
Portland and vicinity Cloudy and threaten
ing, with probably occasional rain. Continued,
cool weather. Variable winds, mostly north
erly. Western Oregon and Western Washington
Cloudy and threatening, with probably occa
sional rain. Continued cool weather. Winds
mostly northerly.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Cloudy and threatening, with occasional
rolh or snow. Continued cool weather. Winds
mostly northerly.
EDWARD A. BEALS, Forecast Oclal.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
"Rcoms," "Booms and Board." "Housekeep
.ng Rooms," "Situations Wanted," IB words or
'ess. 15 cents; 16 to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 to 25
words, 25 cents, etc No discount tor addl
t.ona'l insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "New
Today," 30 cents for 15 words or less; 10 to 20
words. 40 cents; 21 to 25 words, 50 cents, etc.
first Insertion. Each additional insertion, one
half J no further discount under one month.
"NEW TODAY" (gauge measure agate), 15
cents per line, first Insertion; 10 cents per line
for each additional insertion.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care The Oregonlan' and left at this of
fice, should always be inclosed in sealed envel
opes. No itamp Is Tcqulred on such letters.
The Oregonlan will not be responsible for er
rors in advertisements taken through the tele
phone. ASIUSEMENTS.
FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL-
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS
DE CAPRIO'S ORCHESTRA.
An Orpheum Novelty. BARTELMES, Novelty
Foot Juggler. ANNIE QOLDIE, Hobrew Im
personator and Negro Delineator. The Gladia
torial Acrobats. BROS, LEONDOR. LILLIAN
HOWE. Illustrated Soncs. HATTIE WARD.
I MAE LEONDOR and LUCILLE CROMWELL,
Portland Favorites.
MEETING NOTICES.
. PORTLAND ROWING CLUB. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of this club will be
held at the Hotel Portland, Monday. Nov. 11,
at S P. M. Election of officers.
F. FRIEDLANDER, Sec
INDIAN WAR VETERANS hold their annual
meeting at City Hall next Saturday at 1 P. M.
Officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
MOUNT TABOR ASSEMBLY UNITED
Artisans entertainment for Tuesday Novem
ber 12, has been postponed- until Tuesday, De
cember 10, by order of Social Committee.
. -
MARRIED.
CHANDLER-WHjLIAMSON On Tuesday, No
vember &, Mr. Charles H. Chandler and Miss
Minnie May Williamson. At home after No-
ember 16, 205 Eleventh et. No cards.
DIED.
DORIS At the residence of Mrs A F. Doris,
Felix G. Doris, aged 78 years. Funeral Mon
day at 2 P. M., at the residence, 499 Spokane
ave , Sellwood.
EDWARD HOLMAIt, Undertaker, 4th
nnd YatnliHI sts. Rena Stlnson, lady
assistant. Both phones No. J 07.
Flnley, Kimtmll &. Co., Undertaken.
Lady assistant. 275 Third at. lei. O.
F. S. Dunnlnsr, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Both phones.
NEW TOD AT.
A J. PARMER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer, Third and Jefferson Best Eastern
hams, 13c; 5lb. pall pure lard, 60c; best Val
lay flour, sack, 70c; bard-wheat, flour. aacTc,
70c; 10-lb. sack buckwheat flour, 35c; 1 gal
lon maple srup, SI; 4-lb packagre Germea,
25c; 4-lb. package Mother's mush, 25c, 1-lb.
can Dr. Price's Cream baklns ponder, 25c;
-lb. can, I5c, 1 lb. Royal baking powder,
40c; 1 lb. Gold Leaf baking powder, 25c;
1 lb. Arm and Hammer soda, 5c; 10-lb box
fresh Portland soda crackers, 50c; 3-lb. car
ton, 20c; 1 gallon No. 1 catsup. SOo (bring
Jug); one 4-gallon keg pickles, 85cr 1 gallon
English Worcestershire eauce, SOc (this sauce
Id as good as Lea & Prrlns'); try a pound of
my -Old Government Java coffee, 25o a pound;
2 lbs. fresh Costa Rica coffee, 25c; 1 lb.
English Breakfast tea, 30c; 1 can Walchroff
peas, 10c; 1 package Acme Koffee, 20c; 1
can -Johnson's sliced pineapple, SOc; 1 bottle
Bayles' horseradish-mustard; 25c slse for
15c, 15c size for 10c; -gallon Jar plain or
mixed pickles, 25c, 2 can nice table peaches,
25c; 3 cans oysters; 25c; l bottle French
mustard, 5c; 1 lb Italian prunes, 5c I have
a large stock of preserves in glass Jars; will
sell at 15c a Jar, regular price 25c; 4
pounds of good cooking raisins, 25c; U bars
Baby Elephant soap, 25a; 7 bars Owl soap,
25c; 10 bars Polo soap, 25c; 10 lbs. good rice,
40c; 10 lbs, pink beans, J5c; 10 lbs. white
beans, 35c We deliver on East Side- Tues
days and Fridays.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD. NEW 8-ROOM
house,, with fireplace and alt modern conven
iences, away below cost and on easy terms?
Then look this up at once. It must be sold
this week.
Money to loan on city or country property
at low rates. WHALLEY.
Benson building. Fifth and Morrison.
r
MAXWELL & KNAPP. REAL ESTATE WE
na some good Bargains to offer in lots in
Couch Addition and other parts of the West
Side. Also In Irvlngton, Holladay's, Ports
mouth, University Park and Simon's Addition
on East Side. Room 2 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE TWO LOTS, 50x150, "WEST EU
gene st.; all on time, at 6 per cent Interest,
if party will build. J. L Wells Co.. 100
Grand ave.
I BARGAIN-W-MO-O-ROOM HOUSE? AND
Tot. situate CS6 Everett st ; house cost 15000.
Frank E. Hart. Sherlock1 building.
FOR SALE S1800, IMPROVED QUARTER
blocK, East 12tn" and Weldler sts. Inquire 180
East SCth st. south.
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
Some money to loan at this rate. F. V. An
drews & Co , Hamilton bldg.
COUNTY WARRANTS
Neltlng G per cent, for sale. J..W. Cruthers
& Co , 314 Chamber of Commerce.
MORTGAGE LOANS .
On. improved city and farm property,' at ldweat
current rates Building loans. Installment
lrns. MacMaster & Blrrell. 311 Worcester blk.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On improved city and farm property,
R. LIVINGSTONE. 24 Stark st.
$500.00 to $50,000:00
For loans on most favorable terms. Municipal
and school bonds nurchosed. TV. H. EWr.
1.30S-T Failing building
- Wind.
& S3
3 p . a o
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See Nicholson's Addition;
Pest residence-propsrty on east side of river,
SftFinn THE BDAtJMFUL WASH AtLEN
aye.: slie of property 100x190.
82fffl 8 -ROOK HOUSE AND LOT ON
pi4uvr East 10th st., between East. Davis
and East Everett ,
$2000 1K)x100 ON EAST ASH AND 17TH
S5?Sflf 100x100 ON NORTHWEST CORNER
ouu nth and East DaMsr Btkr Improve
ments all made. Terms to suit.
'RlSfiO CORNER LOT. 50x100. ON SOUTH
Vlouv west corner 17th and Ankeny.
?M Rd 100x100 on southwest corner 17th and
4iOQU EastCouch,
qnO LOT 50x100 ON EAST ASH ST., BE-
p auu t1een 17th and 18th tti
$Onn LOT ON EAST 1GTH STREET.. BE
"vw tween East Couch and East Davis
streets; Improvements made.
SASf) LOT 50x100 ON EAST DAVIS ST.,
ipau next lo CDTnr jojn.
Faf Riirnclrff woxioo, southwest
CdisLDUrilbiUe corner of ljth and East
Burnslde;' thbest residence property on the
east side of the river. Price $2500.
Fnt rnurh BEAUTIFUL COR. LOT,
EI9SI. LOUCnr bOxIOO. on IClh and East
Couch. Price $1150.
Facf An knvI00x 100. SOUTHWEST
cast ttHKenycomer lgtn afld Ea3t j.
kerty. See this beautiful residenco property.
Price S2500.
Fcrfas-I LOT 100x100, NORTHWEST
tdSl OldiTK corner 17th and East Stark.
Price $1800.
100x100 ON SOUTHWEST COR. 18TH
J.UUA1UU and EAsh sts. Price $2000.
Money to loan at (I and 7 per cent.
W. H. MALL & CO , 87 Union ave.
WILLIAM a BECK& CO.
Financial Agents.
Real Estate Mortgage Loans
City and Suburban Property
Timber Lands for Sale
Stores and Mouses for Rent
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
S 40 Lots in Bralnerd Addition. .East Side.
s GO Lots in Hibbard Addition, East Side,
s. 175 Lots, corner. In Lincoln Park Annex.
J00 Lots, East 20th ana Clinton sts., on
Richmond-Woodstock car line,
f 400 Lots, East Side, In Albina.
s D0O Comer lot. South Portland.
S 000 House and lot, Lincoln Park.
5 COO 5-room house, Woodlawn Station.
51000 5-room house In Kenilworth.
$1400 6-room house. East 35th st. Sunnstde.
S1800 6-room house. Lincoln st., West Side.
$2500 5-room house and lot, Seventh street.
TVeSt Side.
Lot 50x100 and two houses, S. W. corner East
Parle and Alder.
$8500 Modern 10-room house, up to date,
centrally located, completely furnished,
and ground SQxlOO.
ICO-ncre form, 12 miles south, ot
Salem, all In cultivation; forced
snle, S20 per acre.
200-ncrc stock or dniry ranch, 20
miles north of Portland, on the riv
er; cheap.
331 Morrison Street.
I FOR SALE
S 600 40120 and good 5-room cottage, near
h www rrcmont Station, on the Mount Scott
line.
JRfflOO 33xl00 and lj-fltory 6-room dwell
pwwu lugi on the N fi corner of. E. 37th
ard Madison sts , Sunnyside. "
5R1nn 50x100 and good 8-room. house, 1215
ipxuwu Eagt Taylor sUf between E. 42d and
E 43d sts.
1800 50x100 and good 8-room house, 751 E
?j.uuu Ash st betwcen E 22,j and B 23d
streets.
S52KOO 50x50 and good 6-room house. In per
tpauuw fect conajtlon 288 N 17th fit., be
tween Overton and Pettygrove sts.
fRP.700 50x100 and fine modern 7-room dwell
tpaiwu InSj 12i Ellsworth at., near E. 2t,
one block from Richmond or Wood
stock car.
5R9.70n 80x110 and fine 7-rom modern dwell
?uijvj lnr 00a E Yamhill at., cor. E. 30th.
$2750 C23C1 anl 0-room cottage, 334 Sher
v man st.; barn on rear of lot.
$2900 StelOO and fine 7-room cottage, full
concrete basement, furnace, porce
lain bath, stationary tubs, etc., 5S0
Sixth 6t between Grant and Sher
man sts.
Rountree & Diamond,
241 Stark ot., cor. Second.
CARUTHERS' ADDITION
Th$ west BaU of block flvo (5), fronting 200
feet on First st. and 100 feet each, on Caruth
ers and Sheridan sts. Lots can be sold sep
arately. MAYOR GATES' ADDITION
Bay-window front 5-room cottage, 14 East
31st st.; can bo bought cheap for cash.
Good two-story 8-roont hou3e, CO Goodsell
ave., cor. East Stark st.
ALBINA
Lot It, block 1, Albina Addition, on Morris
at, near Vancouver aye. Special price.
Lots 18 and 19. block 20, size 100x150 feet,
Tillamook st , between Rodney and Union aves.
GOLDSMITH'S ADDITION
Choice building sites on LdveJoy, Marshall.
Northrup, Overton, Qulmby, Savlei, 23d and
25th sis.
' Wakefield, Fries & Co.
229 STARK STREET.
Phone Main 85.
8-room I o jse on Corbett
street with very large lot, opp.
school, grand view. Frice
$2000.
GOLDSMITH &. CO , cor. Third and Oak.
Remember the name-.
SUNNYSIDE IS GROWING
Tho building boom continues in Suhnyslde.
Houses going up in all directions, and property
steadily advancing. No vacant houses. Home
Builders are attracted to Sunnyside because it
is so convenient, having two car lines, electric
lights, city wate, fire protection fine schools,
stores and churches. "We can sell yon" lots at
Very low prices, lower than you will ever be
able to get them again. Terms' easy. Title
perfect.
TItfe Guarantee & Trust Co.,
C and 7 Chamber of Commerce,
Ground floor, Fourth-street Bide.
100x100 feet on the southwest, cor
ner of Tenth and Johnson streets.
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
241 Stark Street, corner Second.
SpllwnnH I nK18 10 ana 1Jr block 78,
aeilWOOll l-Oi:5SeUw00a northwest cor
ner East Eighth and Multnomah streets.
Lot1? Rlnrk1fi8Soutneast corner of
LOt U,DIUtK.IUO Eaat Mth and Tn!no
etrecM, next to John Denner'a place. Only $100,
with clear abstract of title.
I fkf" In d'erent parts of the city at very
l-uu' low prices and" on easy terms ot pay
ment. Intending purchasers will do well to
call upon CHARLES K. HENRY.
273 Stark1 st, Portland, Or.
FOR rfOMESUiLDERS
Cheap lots on the St. Johns car ljne, at point
View. Prices will never be lower noi terms
easier. Title perfect. For particulars call on
Titie Guarantee & Trust Co.,
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
Ground floor. Fourth-street- side.
For Sale. Eighty feet on Washing
ton street, opposite the main en
trance to the Exposition building.
Price, ?70Q0.
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
4 241 'Stark Street, corner Second.
IRVINGTON HEIGHTS .
Lots 50X100, price $05 to $105 per lot, upon
eaa terms. Here is a chance to get in at
bedrock prices, and lay the foundation of a
home of j our own Title perfect.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.,
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce
New Crop Persian Dales
First ear en tho Cosat received today by
Pago & Son, cor. Front and Washington sta.
SHW
L31 irar4
CHEAP j
"" "N&W-TODX-Y.---
for Safe by ha"s.K, Henry
Holiday's Addittongg? ?A uS
ave., close In, at a very low price.
flr- Rlnrfl0n 10tb Bnd Hancock xts.
yUurie DiOtnstreet impr6vecr and-sewered;
lot fadeeast: fino house lot adjoining
Quarter block built this season.
WeJdler street Loif&tt!01 free!!ilnr-
proved, and for sale at very low price".
0K frAAf i nf5"!116 lQt- facing west, be
alll otCC,L JUltwCen three elegant new
homes. Very low prtci and on easy terms 6f
payment If wanted. .
Corner ResTdenceMomjosUot
bridge. For sale at very low price, on easy
terms. Lot commands fine view of tho city,
Hawthorne AvenuerwthorlAavel'nue,!
n6ar 24th st. This la desirable property, near
the beautiful residence now being erected, by
Mr, Burrell, and should be snapped up
promptly.
6th Street Residenceern0-
denCe close in. for tale at Very low price. m
easy terms If wanted. ,
KOnft ftiic.The corner lot. with two
?J"U DUySgVory.ana.haif 7-room resi
dence, located 22a arid Bat Yamhill sts.
;nn RnwcNIc cottage, full corner lot,
&ZO)J rauy5gtrset Improved and sewered,
on S. W. corner 22d and petty grove eta., this
side. Very easy terms of payment if wanted.
CiCJOn R.i, That choice- building site. K.
5DUU DUyS Em corner Union avenuo and
Going strtet Both streets fully Improved.
Very desirable site. '
Prescott Street &,W.Mcoffo!
Prescott and East Seventh.
Wil iams AventidEiron'wifiS:
lots betas 50x100 In site, facing the city. Very
desirable, and low price.
13th Street Lots ?3Vst, TV? &
foot lot. These lots aro very close In for homer
or fiats. Can furnish 30, 50 or 130-foot front,
as wanted. "
fark Street Lotg1001 , ca5ol SK?
north, of MCrttgomery. Oner of the most desira
ble bargains In the city. Very desirable lot on
which to build fiats;
Cttsan Street LotK0
very desirable location, arid the lot is cheap.
Irving Street Loh VVUnl
street, 100 feet east of 24th street. One ot the
best residence portions, and this lot Is very
cheap.
Nice Building SltesStfSSa&SK
streets; near 22d and 23d. Very desirable loca
tion, and reasonable hi price.
FARMS FOR SALE
18-Acre Farmie11 S&feS'lBS'
etory-and-half hduse, with fireplace, good barn,
henhouse, fine milkhouse, 10-lnch walla and
concreto floor; about 4 acres finer young or
chard. Very desirable and Cheap.
32-Arrf Farm 2 mllea from Oregon
o'rtLiC rniiiCUy. g6od house and
barn, running water; nice land, desirable loca
tion, and reasonable price.
45-Acre Place atLa Fayette
Two blocks from achool, six: blocks from
depot; land good, all In cultUatlon but 1 acre;
good 0-room house, two wells, one windmill,
small orchard; stock and tools go with place;
ready to move In to Fine home, at reason
able price
O-ArPIn01036 to Portland; deslra-2-ACreriacewe
for nice home. farm, or
milk ranch; has fair bouse and good barn. To
settle an estate, this will be sold at very low
price.
79arrParm miles from Woodburn:
Z-ACrerarmagout 45 crea cleared, all
bottom land but 10 acres; good land in good
location, and cheap at $3000.
ftrt.ATA FarmNearly all bottom land; 30
UU MUIC I c3IlllnPro4 in oimivfttlnn. ffood
house and barn; very desirable and cheap at
$1500, and this land Is good.
i'l.ArrAFarm1' North Yamhill;
ZIO'rtCreraimvefy desirable and rea
sonable farm; mils and a half from North Yam
hill; a well-Improved and ery desirable place.
Any person wanting to purchase a- fine farm
will do well Id Inspect this place, as the prlotf
1b very low.
w"tU crcrirm3 mn from McCoy rail
road station; land Is good, all fenced and cross
fenced into fields; good 10-room fcous. with
spring water piped Into the house; large, well
built b&rn 36x60 feet, large double hophouse;
about 150 acrea in cultivation, 100 more easily
put in cultivation; 35 acres In hopyard (pro
duced 24,000 pounds this season). This place
is taken on mortgage, to be sold at very low
price. One. of the best buys in the city at low
price. Can be rented for big Interest on the
price askedr
J01Arr Pfr,NeRr Albany, on San
OVO-ttCre naCCtian, iuver; soo acres of
bottom- land, about 250 acres in cultivation,
good dwelling, good barn, largo hophouse; 20.
acres of hopyard. This placd could bo cut up
in several small farms for different families.
The mortgage company will belt it at very low
price and on easy terma ot payment. Other
tracts ard farms in different parts of the state
at very low prices and on easy terms.
Apply to CHAS. K. HENRY.
273 Stark st,, Portland, Or.
AUCTION SALES
-BY-
J. T WILSON, Auctioneer.
Monday, November Hth, 10 A.
M., at 182 First st.
On account of several large consign
ments of furniture, Carpets, stoves,
etc., X wlllmakc n special sale at
my rooms, 182 First St., consisting
of a very nice line of bedroom scts
several substantial parlor chairs,
settees and rockers j pretty pictures,
lace curtains, portieres, couches,
bcd-Iounge, extension tables,
chairs r center tables, eto; iron bed
steads, springs, mattresses', lin
oleum, carpets and matting, cook
otoves, air-tight-heater a, kitchen
furniture, etc) also a lot of canned
fruit.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Wednesday, Nov. 13th, at 10 A.
M at 182 First st., on my
regular day
r 'will sell a very select lot of house
furnishings comprising, in paft,
oak, walnut and ash bedroom sets,
the berft springs and mattresses,
-wardrobes parlor tables chairs,
rocker, laco curtnlnri, portieres,
bedding" toilet ware, etc. The kitch
en furniture consists of cook nnd
heating stoves, kfrclien safes and
treasures and numerous other u"tcn
11s. I will sell a lot of carpets; also
a ladle's' bicycle and a photog
rapher's outfit, lens, etc.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Friday, Nov. 15th, 10 A.-M,at
at 182 First, Clothing, Shoes,
Dry Goods; Etc.
Commencing at 10 A. M., I will sell
a nice line of Cents shirts j gKdves,
and underwear women and child
ren shoes several Edinburgh
Itobes and a miscellaneous lot of
-useful goods; Attend this sale as
fhey are becoming very popular.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
ACREAGE TRACTS
10-Acre Tracts a;ieareS',a0n?sinu1:
tlvatlon near car line. For sale at very low
prices, with payment tit $15 down, balance
yearly at G per cent Interest.
5 and 10-Acre Tracts &own ffi
nomah berry ranch: property on the Section
Line road; for sale at very loW prices and on
easy terms of payment, If Wanted.
Several f fne Fruit Farms
Prune RjSnrft141' Vancouver, including
rruiie riii!(.llne ol the anwt nighlv im
proved and profitably prune orchards la Clark
County, Washington. Apply to
CHAS. K. HENRY.
213 Stark Et., Portland, Or.
.MORTGAGE LOANS
On Portland real eptattf at lowest rates.
Titles Insured Abstracts furnished.
lille Guarantee & Trust Co,
Z Chamber of Commerce.
NEW TODAy.-
& t; N. GfUAP
AUCTIONEER
Special Auction Safe- of Aimost
New Furniture of Five-Room
Flat
We are instructed to ncll (on ac
count of dcpnrfnre for the Bast) all
the fine furniture, purchased new a
feTT vrcdks ogd, of rfat
At 28 N. Sixteenth Street,
between Washington and Conch, to
morrow (Monday), Jlovembcr 11, at
IO A. fit., including rine velvet, Wil
ton nnd Brnnscls carpets, Brussels
art square, very handsome Axntln
ster ruer, 0xlO, flue Sln&er sctt-fnsr-machlnc,
very line solid onlc
arm rockers (new designs) onli cen
ter tables, two costly oak twlce
foldlnff beds (the best), handsome
oalc drcsslnjr-cases, with plate glass;
unique gentleman's drdsslng-caxe,
with mirror') upholstered chairs,
pretty couch fn velour, lace curtains,
dlning-tablc and chairs', airtight
heater, complete; nice dish cup
board, kitchen treasure, leaf table,
mattresses, bedding pictures, a No. 8
Bridge, Beach & Co. cook stove, with
water-coll complete; dishes, granite
ware, -tc.
N. B. This line of furniture having
been purchased recently, is as ;cood
as new, and buyers will do well to
attend this sale tomorrow (Monday
next), 10 A. M.t at 2S North Sixteenth,
between "Washington nnd Conch.
S. L. N. OILMAN,
Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of Fine Furniture
Tuesday, Nov. 12, 10 A. M.,
at 4U Washington Street, Be
tween 10th and lith.
At which time we will continue to
deli the elegant velvet Wilton car
pet, Axmlnstcr, Smyrna and Union
ajjt squares, white maple furniture,
dressing-cases, dining-room furni
ture, oak, walnut, etc., pretty brass
beds, the best white curled-hair and
other mattresses, kodak, lady'4 fur
cape, sofa, etc.
N. B. Beyers will do well to at
tend this sale Tuesday for furni
ture, etc. S. L. N. OILMAN,
Auctioneer.
Books at Auction
The following books will be sold
by auction,
At 4H Washington Street, on
' Tuesday Next, Nov. 12, at 10
A. M.
Fourteen volumes Jefferson Ency
clopedia two sets, 00 volumes, Hal
sac's worksj- one set, 10 volumes,
Spofford's Encyclopedia; one set, 10
volumes, Hulwcr's novels year
books (1S0S and 1800), and other.
S. L. X. OILMAN,
Auctioneer.
Auction Sale at Residence. We
Are Instructed to Sell by Pub
lic Auction at 91 Park Street,
Near Stark, on Wednesday,
Nov. 13, at 10 A. M.
All the neat furniture of residence,
including parlor suit, lace curtains,
parlor furniture, Wakefield and
other rockers, air-tight heaters, por
tieres, cherry bedroom suit com
plete, mattresses, etc., crockery, oak
mantel bed, carpets, sideboard, ex
tension table, etc., cook stove and
kitchen furniture. Sale Wednesday,
10 A. it. S. L. N. OILMAN,
Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of Furniture at Res
idence Wednesday Afternoon,
2 o'CIock, at 635 Third St.,
Corner Sheridan.
Including the well-kept furniture,
velvet carpet, parlor rockers, center
tables, piano lamp, engravings,
large heating stove, carpets, bam
boo hall rack with mirror, bedroom
suit complete, cook stove, kitchen
furniture, etc. Sale Wednesday, 035
Third street, 2 P. M.
S. L. N. GILMAW,
Auctioneer.
Special Auction Sale of House
hold Furniture at Residence.
We are Instructed to sell by public
auction at the large residence,
122 Tenth Street East, Cor
ner of Glisan, on Thursday
Next, Nov. 14, at 10 A. M.
Almost new Brussels carpets In
doublo parlors, handsome parlor
desk and bookcase In oak, lace cur
tnins, fine shades, cosy corner with
draperies, oak library table with
drawer, oak center fable, Davenport
fn fine velour, pretty rockers, table,
lamp, couch and cover, handsome
oak sideboard with mirror (fine de
sign) r extension table, oak dining
chairs, Wakefield rockers, also some
fine specimens of Nenlx Bay Indian
baskets, portieres, brass rods, clock
and shelf, air-tight stove, zinc pipe,
etc., nickel trimmings, oak hall
rack, hall and stair carpets, pro
Brussels carpets, mntting, complete
bedroom suit, mattresses, springs,
etc., brass bedsteads complete, chif
foniers, iron enameled crib nnd
mattrcsH, arm rockers, a Garland
six-hole top range, top heater
kitchen treasure, kitchen furniture,
large wood heating dtovc, etc.
Sale Thursday, IO A. M., at East
Tenth and Glisan streets.
S. L, A. GILMAN,
Auctioneer.
Auctiorr Sale of Household Fur
niture, Continuation Auction
Sate, Friday Next, at 4 1
Washmgtdn St., Between 10th
and Hth.
Of the targe lot of fine furniture,
same an new, placed In our hands
for positive sale by auction nex"t Fri
day, IO A. 31. S. L. N. GILMAN,
Auctioneer.
For Sale
Elegant furniture of residence,
aiuTTiouse for rciit. Apply to Gllman
at 4il Washington street.
NEW- TODAY.
&le
(&o. BakerS Co;
On Tuesday Next, Nov. 12th,
We are Instructed by a professor who is relln
ciUUthfag housekeeping to sell the , furniture,
carpets, etc , of his suburban home. At the
same time we shall also sell the fumtshtngs ot
fiat from Hall street, the goods having been
removed for convenience of sale to the
CENTRAL AUCTION .ROOMS
CORNER ALDER AND PARK STREETS,
cointfrislrig. Handsome rockers, in golden oak.
of arlous designs, pretty center tables, with
metal feet and glass-ban castors; lady's parlor
desk, with drawer, spring-edge couch. In rich
velour; dainty rockers and reception chairs,
combination bookcase and" writing desk; hand
some ebony cabinet, costly couch, in oak frame
dnd royal Wilton covering; library table,
unique parlor clock, higrly polished juartered
odk extension table, set of box-seat chairs-, to
match, extension table, In Flemish oak, crock.
ery, glassware, etc . sewing machine, hand
some enameled bedsteads, with heavy brass
trimmings; Eastern springs; curled-hair and
slltc-floss mattresses; choice goose-feather pil
lows; white maple and golden oak dressers,
with swell front and French plate mirrors,
Circassian ash and white maple chiffoniers,
with mirrors; toilet sets; mantel beds; ward
robe couch; upholstered nail seat. In rosewood
frame, dil paintings and etchings; six pairs
fine lace curtains, tapestry portieres, iloquette
and Brussels carpets; Smyrna rugs, various
sfzs; Brussels stair carpet, leaf tables; house
hold treasure; refrigerator; matting, gas
range; heating stoves, etc. ALSO ROLL-TOP
DESKi REVOLVING CHAIR AND OFFICE
TABLE.
Onjview Monday afternoon. Sale TUESDAY
at 10 A. M. .
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
On Thursday Next, Nov. 4.
AT GENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. CORNER
ALDER AND PARK, we shall sell several
coneiEnments of household furniture carpets,
stoes, etc On view Wednesday afternoon. Sale
THURSDAY at 10 A. M.
GEO. BAKER &. CO . Auctioneers.
FIVE ACRES
Tvtcnty Minutes' ride from First nnd
Washington streets. Close to Car.
Just cast of Piedmont. Price, $2000.
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
241 Stark Street, corner Second.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
-
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
That beautiful home, a full half-acre of
ground, with neat and cozy t-room house,
nne barns, every variety of bearing fruit, nica
garden. The Improvements cost over J2600,
but we'll sell it now for $1000. After this
week the price will be $ilK)U.
A nice place on East Taylor st , Sunnysldo
Addition, renting for $10 per month, for
$1000, to one that will not disturb the ten
ant. A nice home and a splendid investment
that neat cottage and lot on E. 20th st., for
$300. What have you for exchange?
A nice cottage on E. 22d st., near Pine, for
$050.
See our building lots on E. Pine, between
24th and 20th. for $375 each. Some of finest
located and situated lots on the Ea9t Side for
$800 each.
Se those full 2-acre Iota, near" Kenilworth.
on the Woodstock car line, at $300 to $000
each. Nothing so nice or cheap in the city.
Tor cheap and attractive suburban home,
go to Oak Grove. Large lots from $30 up.
5-acre places for $500 eaoh. Get a homo
there now, for after tho shops are located
there prices will more than double.
If you want a farm, come to us 133 acres,
one mile from Courthouse, Corvallls, 83
In cultivation, balance? In pasture and tim
ber; good new 6-room house, comfortable and
commodious barn, plenty choice fruit, Th
best farm In the state for the money. Price
only $U0OO.
78 acres over in Clark County, Wash , 15
miles from Portland; 15 acres ot garden and
onion land; connected with springs and irri
gating Humes, and 80 acres of upland, in cul
tivation; comfortable buildings, plenty choice
fruit. The best place in the county to make
money for the price $2000. See us before
you buy.
R. H. DUNN, V. SCHMID, 140 First et.
or 109 Grand ave.
MONDAY MORNING SPECIALS
$250 Well - located lot. Paradise Spring
Tract.
$800 Very sightly quarter block, west slope
Mount Tabdr.
$1300 Deslrablo quarter block, 34 th and
YarafeMl, Sunnyside.
$1500 Good 6-room cottage and corner lot,
12th st.. East Side.
$1150 Full lot. 8-room house, close to car
line, East Tabor Villa.
$1500 A well-built 8-room cottage, lot SOx
125, with fruit. Mount Taber Villa. Terms
easy.
$2700 Choice quarter block. East 15th and
Burnslde sts.
$400 Two beautiful lots, close to car line,
Richmond.
& and 10-acre tracts near Base Line road,
convenient to the city, at $50 and $60 per
acre, on easy terms
LAMBERT & SARGENT. 383 E. Wash. st.
NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE: LARGE LOT
in best part Upper Albina; sell at sacrifice;
If jou want bargain, see this.
Fine house, cost abov e $2300. quarter block,
on Peninsula; sell on easy terms: $1000.
Neat cot rage, corner lot. near Brooklyn
school; owner going away; If taken now,
put In furniture and fuel fdr Winter, $800
Nlc& new cottage, lot in fruit, near ear. In
Sellwood; a good home.
5-foom cottage, barn, lots In fruits and
flowers, in Sellwood.
5-roorti cottage, 3 lots; choice fruits; nlcs
location, in Kenilworth; easy terms.
Twd godd houses, quarter block, nedr S. P.
car shops; a good investment.
7-room, hard-finished house, 4 full lots, on
Hawthorne- ave . west of Sunnyside.
Room 210 Ablngton building.
FOR CITY LOTS. BEST LOCATIONS,
FOR DWELLING HOUSES,
FOR BUSINESS LOTS.
FOR SUBURBAN LOTS,
FOR FARM LANDS AND TIMBER LANDS,
SEE MONTAGUE & KING, 220 STARK ST.
5-RQOM COTTAGE. WOODLAWN. $S00.
6-room house. With basement; Columbia:
Heights.
Fine fruit farm, partly In city limits. Splen
did building, a snap; must be sold quick.
M. BILLINGS. 22a Morrison st.
FINEST RANCH IN WESTERN WASHiNG
ton, 400- acres; over 200 in Cultivation: soil
the finest; stock and Implements in; $25 per
acre. O. C. McLeod &. Co.. 22C Failing bldg.
HERE'S A BUY THAT'S ALL RIGHT-3
handsome new modern houses, bringing $85
per month rent; will Fell at a big bargain
Apply to Owner, on premises, 460 E. Davis fit.
FOR SALE FINE BUILDING LOTS IN DIF
ferent locations In city, from $175 up. See
E. Portland Heights and Highland Place.
Buchtel & Kerns, 373 E. Burnslde st.
A SNAP WEST SIDE LOT, $550: AS FULL
lot on Upshur" et , near 20th st. Owner
wishes to realize quickly. Hartman. Thomp
son & Powers, Chamber of Commerce.
THE WHOLE OR PART OF 48-ACRE FRUIT
farm; partly ii. city limits of Portland;
convenient to street-car; suitable to plat. a.
snap. M Billings. 229 Morrison st.
7-ROOM HOUSE. FINEST IN CITY. $2500,
Gantenbeln av, and Stanton sty. Two 8-room
modern houses. $1300 and $13fi0 each. See or
write to A. J Smlthson. 150 First st
TWO FlrE LOTS ON MORRIS ST.. BE
tween Commercial and Kcrby. near Albina
Junction. $600; easy terms; low interest. Q
7, Oregonlan.
$1500-24 ACRES. HIGH STATE CULTIVA
tlon: fine orvhard. new T-room house. West
Side, near city". S. B. Rlgjfen, 305 Ablngton
building.
FOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE AND 2 LOTS,
50x100, 2 blocks from car line. Highland. Seo
Guy W. Phillips, Closset & Devers.
$l00O-CHOICE LOT. EAST 10TH AND EAST
Burnslde; title insured. S. B. Rlggen, 303
Ablngton building.
7-ROOM HOUSE. IN FINE LOCALITY. EAST
Side; modern; cash or Installments. $1S0C.
B 14, Oregdnian.
CHOICE LOT ON STANTON ST . BETWEEN
Unipn and Rodney aves. Inquire 428 Flan
ders. West Side.
NEW, MODERN HOUSE. WEST SIDE. Al
location, at a bargain Hart Land Co.. 197
Sherlock building.
FOR SALE LOT. WITH GOOD 5-ROOM COT
tage. -ls In. West Side. $1100. Address R
53 Oregonlan. ,
CHOICE? RESIDENCE. WEST SIDE; QUAR
ter block; owner going away; value $3750. Y
16. Oregonlan.
HOUSE. ON CHERRY ST., ALBINA. $2200.
quarter block. Holladay's. $1400. 53-1 Cham
ber Corrmerce.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-I ACRES NF R
lrviatton. E. S. McCoy. 220 Front at.. City.
Ricttioil