The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, November 17, 1901, PART TWO, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY BEGONIAS, -.PORTLAND,. NOVEMBER 17, 1901. 13 GOOD THING FOR STOCKS TJXIOX OP RAILROADS "VIEWED WITH SATISFACTION. Prices Had Been Tending Upward in Anticipation of Conaolidation, bat Relapsed Slightly at Xcttb. NEW YORK, Nov. 1C There was con tinued speculation for the rise today, following yesterday's recovery from Thursday's realizing movement, but the advance was interrupted by realizing again here and there, and the buying was congested in a few stocks. There was large and concentrated buying of the Readings, accompanied by rumors that the company is soon to benefit by an in creased dividend on its holdings of New Jersey Central stock. There was sym pathetic strength in other coalers, in cluding some of the soft coal carriers. American Locomotive stocks were In not able demand on reports of large orders from all parts of the country. The transcontinental railway stocks moved Irregularly under realizing from time to time, and there was a sharp setback for the local tractions, Sugar, Amalgamated Copper and People's Gas, which unset tled the late dealings and made the closing irregular. Much stress was laid by bullish traders on rumors that an offer of a large block of Government bonds is pending. It was also rumored that the Secretary of the Treasury was about to raise the bid price for Government bonds. No sub stantial basis, It is believed, has been discovered for either rumor. The gain in cash reserves by the banks, in spite of the large gold exports, was a more ma terial ground for confidence over the money situation. The announcement be fore the close of an engagement of $500,000 for export next Tuesday by a Boston banking-house, set up a hope that the gold export movement might be checked, owing to the easier tone of money and the rise In sterling exchange at Continental points. Review of the Week. The details of the plan of settlement of the disputed questions of control In the Northwestern railway world have "been eagerly anticipated for several weeks past, and this settlement has been a stimulating cause of the upward course of prices of stocks during all that period. Yet, when the announcement of the plan was made this week, prices of se curities promptly turned downward and developed quite acute weakness. This does not necessarily mean that the previ ous buying of stocks was on false prem ises. Speculation naturally does not wait upon any event, but anticipates it as early as possible. The recent course of prices shows that the terms of the settlement of the Northern Pacific quarrel were quite ac curately anticipated. In consequence the actual announcement attracted very few buyers of stocks, because the buying had "been done already. Such part of the buying as had been done with the de sire of selling again at an advance made large offerings for sale on Thursday, with a resulting break in prices. Yet the Northern Pacific settlement Is viewed with pronounced satisfaction throughout the financial world, both here and abroad. It Is regarded as a definite solution of problems that have been a menace to the stability of values of Northwestern railway securities for several years past. So far as the public is yet informed only the railroads and immediate parties to the settlement were considered. Except as the general situation Is bettered, no special provisions have been made known for the benefit of St. Paul & Atchlnson. As for the relative advantages of the railways, which were parties to the set tlement, the settlement accords to the Union Pacific an equal control of Burling ton by representation on the directory, which was its original contention, and in addition a substantial voice In the affairs of Northern Pacific and Great Northern by its holdings in the new Northern Se curities Company In exchange for such holdings of Northern Pacific common. This was not originally contended for at alL The redemption at par of Northern Pacific preferred is not understood to yield a substantial -profit to the Union Pacific as Its large holdings of Northern Pacific preferred were acquired, accord ing to common understanding, at below par. The growing constriction of the money supply In the market had very little influence on speculation pre viously to the realizing upon the Northern aPclflc settlement, but em phasized the disposition to sell after the reaction set In, as bankers were call ing loans and rates advanced. So far as the domestic outlook Is concerned money conditions have been Improved. The re ceipts of currency from the Interior tend to Increase, and the payments by the Subtreasury on account of Government bond redemptions and on account of gold deposited at Pacific Coast points, more than offset the requirements of the Gov ernment surplus But the outward move ment of gold to Europe has proved so large as to awaken anxiety. The Government returns of foreign trade, showing a decrease in the balance of trade in our favor for October of $28,530,045, explains why the supply of commercial exchange has not been suf j3clent to meet maturing requirements. French capital has been largely loaned, not only here, but In London also, the amount placed In London at one time running as high as $100,000,000. according to the estimate of the London Statist. The market for railroad bonds has con tinued broad and active this week at advancing prices for the most part. United States old 4s advanced over the closing of last week. XEIW YORK FINANCES. Bank Statement Shows Gains in Spite of Gold Exports. NEW YORK, Nov. 16. The Financier eays: So far as those movements of money during the week which affected the bank statement could be traced, the banks gained $1,006,000. It Is noteworthy that the gain by the banks of new gold, and the net interior movement, which together amounted to $4,624,400. more than offset the gold exports of Europe, which were $4,608,800. Moreover, the banks gained through the new gold and disbursements for bonds $6,914,700, while the banks lost through the fiscal operations of the Sub treasury and gold exports $7,863,700, show ing a net loss to the banks of only $449,000. The bank statement showed a net gain of $320,200 in cash, an amount somewhat close to tho above-noted estimate. The return was affected, of course, by the vari ous items reported by the Seventh Na tional Bank, which resumed business this week. Loans were reduced $4,427,600, probably reflecting liquidation of exchange borrow ings, and deposits were decreased $4,334, 800. In consequence of this lessening of reserve requirements by $1,003,700, and the gain in cash, the surplus reserve was in creased $1,413,200, now standing at $10, 103,823. The bank statement was made on rising averages for cash, there having been paid on Friday $320,019 for unma V tured bonds received at the Subtreasury ' on that day. It is expected that bond purchases will be large, at least dur ing the early part of the current bank week, for more than $2,000,000 will then be offered to the treasury. The resulting Improved conditions of the banks at the beginning of the week will tend largely to counteract any adverse effect which may bo produced by the with drawals of gold for export, even though such shipments should, begin on Tuesday. The bankers who are largely Interested in the Northern Securities Company's group of stocks wore among the most lib eral lenders of money last week, and they will continue to seek to prevent the main tenance of high rates while they are en gaged In marketing their profits. The statement of the associated banks chows: Loans, $882,567,400; decrease, $4,427,600. Deposits, $916,O4S,S00; decrease, $4,334,800. Circulation. $3L9S2,C00: Increase, $16,200. Legal tenders, $70,035,400; increase, $1, 079.900. Specie, $176,589,500; decrease,. $749,800. Reserve, $246,624,900; increase, $330,200. Reserve required, $236,521,075; decrease, $1,083,700. AT THE HOTELS. THE PORTLAND. B N Baker. Sookane Chester Deering. S F W J Hogg, S F W A Newton. Chicago Mrs R D Merlll & chd, Hoqulam J W Harris. Montreal J F Robertson, do A W Allen. Toronto B B Bromell, Tacoma L McR Mlnard. White Horse, Yukon A C Llndgrcn, Mollne, 111 F Craven, N Y H C Ewlng Seattle Wm Verges, Tacoma H L Powers, do J H Clark. N Y R J Prince, Boston H W Rogers. Chicago B Cahn. S F Emll Pursch. S F L Plamondon, S .F Mrs H M Sweet, Olymp J J Oliver. St Paul Sol Levi. Cincinnati ueo w Simon, Chgo "W H Hodge, N Y J E Telling: Chicago O A Gorden, do O G Malkow, do C Hlbberd. Spokane E F Caruther, Wilbur; opera co J G Brown & wf, St P a F Lowentbni, N x John Blgley, Tacoma H R Burke. S F Walter McBrown, Mpl3 Martin H Well, N Y S Sternberg, N Y J G Gaffagen. N Y O A Baker, Chicago C W Phelps. Ind A C Levy, S F Hy Drucker. N Y F Rothschild. S F H Karm. S F J R Flamon, wf & chd, N Y J W Beam. S F E E Calne & wf. Seat l C Barton. Omaha L R Plechner. St Paul E C Brace, St Paul John Rankin, Olympla F L Richmond. S F K E Osborne, Seattle 3 M Randall. USA I W Jacobs. USA C E Nye. USA 3 A Coolldge. USA 8C E TuthiU, USA frank L Hunter, S F C V Scott. S F P D Merrill, Hoqulam S L Bernstehi, S F Edgar J DIven. N Y J A Bennett, St Jo E A Stuart. Seattle J L Hartman, do M J Clemens, do A M Bush, Salem THE PERKINS. Mrs W B Hawkins, H waco. Wash E B Cos, Seattle M J Baker. Spokane Mrs M J Baker, do Miss Baker, do C A Miller, do B E Hereford, Colfax Mrs B E Hereford, do James Lee. Wilcox W Eyres, Seattle E Oppenhelmer. S F Bruce Brier, Seattle J A Little, Antelope F S Stewart. Kelso Ethel Flltt Tacoma Geo S Gilbert. Tacoma W P Campbell, Che halls. Wash Frank Noble. Hoqulam Chas Trumbull, Oreg C Robt Trumbull, do V E Williams. Tacoma C W Barr. Astoria Wm T Bailey, Elmira. H E George, Astoria Lulu M Smith, Sllvertn Ethel L Smith. Sllvertn C A Derby, Napa. Cal Mrs C A Derby, do L W Davison. Nome rhos Klrby, Lewlston F H Kiddle, Island O W L Keney, Vancou ver, B C W B Kelso. IndD N I C J Shedd. Shedd. Or F A Megrath, St Paul. Minn W K Newell. Dilley Mrs W K Newell, do H Haynes, Hillsboro Mrs H Haynes. do Isadore N Ash, San Fr D J Kirk. Athena, Or L M Watrus, Adams Edward Colea, Or S Grant, Chester, 111 E Rose, Chester, 111 C L Gentry. Indp Mrs W B Kelso, do M N Prather, Buona Vista N D Toby, Winlock Simon Caso. Roscburg Oscar Johnson. San Fr L Dennis, do R R Evans, Vancouver W S Lytle. Heppner Laura Lytle. Heppner C S Smith, Prlnevllle Mrs C S Smith, do John Gllman, Warren ton, Idaho Mrs John Gllman, do A M Gllman. do Frank Gllman, do John Gllman, do I Chas Butler. Pt Townd I S Woods, Tekoa UJ T Lovening, Castle Rock A W Campbell, Tacom Mrs A W Campbell, do Miss Campbell, do J R Swain, Chicago E W Lewis, Tacoma A C Burdlck. Portland 3eo L Spencer, St Paul Allen Thomas, Echo I THE IMPERIAL. E E Cox, Hartford U Stearns, Buffalo W R RamsdelL San Diego G A Young, Shanlko W H Bumngton. S F J L Handley, Denver C A Malarker. city Geo S Stuart, S F E M Randn. Vancouv Mrs C E Woodward, Minn Mrs H W Brown, Minn Miss Inez Brown, Minn J R Molera, S F Mrs L A Merrill. S F C D Latimer. Or City W P Cownway. Vanco E S Holmes. D C Mrs Holmes. D C T T Geer. Salem Mrs Geer. do C M Collier, Prairie C 2 W Mallett, Ontario E V Hoemeyer, Seattle Mrs C A Malarkey, do E C Glltner, Salem C B Irvine, do A F McClalne. Tacom Martin H Well. N Y H G Van Dusen, Vane G T Seal, Pa R H Eaton, city Geo L Trott, St Paul c R smcaa, w w Mrs Hoemeyer, do T N Williamson, Prine- II T Prael. Astoria ville E C Russell. Juneau Mrs. Williamson, do THE ST. A J Smith. Dallas A Brown, do Thos Pennie. do Mrs Russell, do CHARLES. E R Winkler. Cathla AVm Barron. Kalama C B Clark. Kalama J A Melkle. Kalama W S Sanford & wf, Rainier John Kennedy, Rainier H Lashbough, city J W Chatterton, city R J Coooer. Sonora. Cal Phil Popham. Clatska John service, ao D A Makle, Knapp C R Johnson, do A .Johnston. Vesper H C Stener. S Bend T Bridahl. Tacoma W H Balloy, do Chas Harman. La Cen C S Daggett, Skagway R Miller. Orient J E Lewis, do T A Bacon. Ore City B C Clark, do Andrew Jacke. Carrou- ton Miss Anna Horton, Cascade Locks R Adams, do Chas D Tice, Dallas M S Graham, do F B Waters, For Grove H L Bents. Aurora A L Vcatch, Beavertn E Mlddlebrook. do W J Necelerle, Dalles S A King. Winlock H Brunt, do Mrs E C Smith, Wood-! burn S M Cathwell. Salem A M White. Gervals V Johnson, ao B H Richardson, Hud-JW T Smith, do son (J R Thomas, lone L R Baldwin. Rosedle)F W Balslger, lone J D Rees, Newberg IH C Thomas. lone A I Mackley, Kalama) J Moore, Sauvle's Isld W A Kam, Kan CltyWm Actesan. Bridal V A L Morgan, do J O Yoder, do Hotel BrscniixvIcU. Seattle. European, first-class. Rates, 50c to $LM. One block from depot. Restaurants near by. Tacoma Hotel, Tncomn. American plan. Rates, $3 and up. Donnelly Hotel, Tacoma. European plan. Rates 50c and up. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Nov. 16. 8 P. M. Maximum temperature, 52; minimum temperature, 45; river reading at 11 A- M., 3.8 feet; change in the past 24 hours, 0.3 foot; total precipitation, 5 P. M. to (P.M., 0.23 inch; total precipita tion since Sept. 1, 1001, 5.45 inches; normal precipitation since Sept. 1, 1001. 8.6S inches; deficiency, 3.23 inches; total sunshine Nov. 15, 0:00; possible sunshine Nov. 15, 0:30. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER K Wind. S- S 2 3 VS 8 S CO X o : 33 ? STATIONS. Astoria Baker City Bismarck Boise Eureka Helena Kami oops, B. C... Neah Bay Pocatello Portland Red Bluff Roaeburg Sacramento . Salt Lake San Francisco ... Spokane Seattle Walla Walla Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudr Pt. cloudy Cloudy ciouay Pt. cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Rain Pt. cloudy Light. 'Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The storm yesterday off the Washington coast has moved northeasterly, and it is now central over Eastern British Columbia. Gen eral rains have occurred in extreme Northern California, Western Oregon anu Western Washington. Except a light sprinkle at Spo kane, no rain has yet fallen east of the Cas cade Mountains. The following maximum wind velocities oc curred during the last 24 hours: Port Cres cent. 36 miles, southwest; Portland, 32, south; Seattle, 26, southeast; Neah Bay, 38, south west. The changes In temperature since yesterday have been small and unimportant In the region west of the Rocky Mountains. The indications are for showers and cool weather In Western Oregon Sunday. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours ending at midnight Sunday, November 17: Portland and vicinity Showers and cool weather; south to west winds. Western Oregon and Western Washington Showers and cool weather; decreasing south to west winds. Eastern Oregon Fair In south, probably showers or light snow In north portion; west erly winds. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Showers and cooler; brisk south to west w4nds. Southern Idaho Cloudy and threatening, with possibly light rain: southwesterly winds. NEW TODAY. OIL LANDS OIL LANDS In the Malheur oil district. Oregon. All Gov ernment lands have been withdrawn from entry on account of oil Indications. Several com panies, preparing to bore, and when oil la struck these lands will be worth thousands of dollars. Price $2.50 per acre. Fortunes are liable to be made In such lands. J, D. WIL COX Si CO., 202ft Stark st 15210.60 SW 50 0.00 6 SW 36 0.00 S E 58 NW 150 0.O4 6 SW 52 0.00 12 W 54 0.00 6 SH 40 0.84 S 56 0.00 8 W 52 0.21 10 S (52 0.00 SE 54 0.02 S 62 0.00 S 58 0.00 6 E 60 12 W 52 0.01 10 S 52 0.28 10 SE 10010.00) S CLASSIFIED AD. RATES "Rooms," "Rooms and Board,' "Housekeep ing Rooms." "Situations Wanted," 15 words or less. 15 cent; 16 to 20 words. 20 cents; 21 to 25 words, 23 cents, etc No discount for addi tional 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 hair; 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 Orcgonlan and left at this -office, should always be inclosed in sealed, envel opes. No itamp is required on such letters. The Oregonian will not be responsible for er rors In advertisements taken through the telephone. AMUSEMENTS. FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL- SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS DE CAPRIO'S ORCHESTRA. THE RAPHAELS, Ventriloquist Wonders. LOUIS HARVEY, latq of HI Henry's Min strels. Song and Dance Artists, LEWIS AND LAKE. The Charming Serlo-Comlc, LA FA VOR. ANNIE GOLDH3. (Hebrew Imperson ator and Negro Delineator. The Gladiatorial Acrobats, BROS. LEONDOR. LILLIAN HOWE, Illustrated Songs. MEfc'JIXG NOTICES. FIDELITY LODGE, NO. 4, A. O. U. W.- Members are requested to meet in lodgeroom, in Logus building, on Sunday, Nov. 17, at 1 P. M. sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral services over our late brother, Honley H. Holmes. A full attendance is desired. Mem bers of sister lodges are Invited to participate. ALEX LOONEY, Master Workman. Attest: CLARENCE J. WHEELER, Rec WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2. A. - F. & A. M. Special communication on uunaay, aov. it, iuui, at i:o o'clock P. M. sharp. This t meeting is called for the purpose of conduct ing the funeral ceremonies over the remains of our deceased W. Brother Sidney Algernon Smith, P. M., a member of this lodge, and one of the oldest Masons in Oregon. A full attend ance Is desired. THOS. GRAY, Sec PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 142, B. P. O. ELKS All Elks ore requested to meet at the lodgcroom Sunday. Nov. 17, at 12:30 P. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral services of our late brother, Hanley H. Holmes. GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN. E. R. GRAND BALL Given by the Thusnelda Sis ter Lodge, No. 1, O. D. H. S., Sunday, Nov. 17, 1901, at Foresters' Rail, cor. Second and Yamhill sts. Tickets admission, 25c. KREMLIN BAKU, I. O. M. Nobles, wear your "fez" and meet at hall of Industrial Lodge, No. 00 (Alblna), Monday. Nov. 18, to pay fraternal visit. Will also visit Harmony Lodge, No. 100, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. S. C. BEACH, Czar. E. E. SHARON, Rec. WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 46, A. F. & A. M. Special meeting will be held at Masonic Hall, Burkhard building, today (Sunday) at 1 o'clock P. M.. for the DUroose of conducting the funeral of our deceased brother, Hanley ti. Holmes. Funeral will take place from St David's Episcopal Church at 2 P. M. Inter ment at Lone Fir. All Master Masons frater nally requested to Join with us. By order of the W. M. J. A. NEWELL. Sec Say, do you know that on Wednesday even ing. Nov. 20, Portland Union, No. 2, Order of Washington, will give a hat social and dance, In G. A. R. Hall, 103 First street? Five prizes are to be awarded most stylish, most unique, most ancient, largest and smallest hats. Admission, 25c. Refreshments tree. PHALANX LODGE. NO. 14, K. OF P. Special meeting today (Sunday), in lodgeroom, cor. Pine and Grand ave., at IP. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral services over our late brother, Hanley H. Holmes, a P. C. and charter member of this lodge. The at tendance of all members of the order of K. P. fraternally requested. H. J. SCHADE, C. C. Attest: J. A. NEWELL. K. of R. & S. HALL OF INDUSTRY LODGE. NO. 8. A. O. U. W. Members are hereby notified that the meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening will con vene promptly at 7:30 o'clock, and at 8 o'clock the doors will be thrown open for an open meeting, to which all members of tho order and their lady and gentlemen friends are cor dially Invited. An interesting literary and mu. slcal programme has been arranged by the committee in charge, and a pleasant evening's entertainment Is guaranteed. Let every mem ber bring with him a friend who Is eligible to membership. W. M. CAKE. Master Workman. Attest: JOHN W. PADDOCK. Recorder. nORX. ANDERSON-Nov. 16. 1001, to Mr. and Mrs. Lew Anderson, a boy. MARRIED. BOESE-DUHRKOOP At San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 24, 1801, Gerhard Boese and Johanna Duhrkoop. EDWARD HOLMAN. Undertaker. 4th and Ynmbill sts. Rena Stlnson. lndy assistant. Both plionea No. 007. Flnley. Kimball & Co., Undertaken, Lady asItant. 275 Third at. Tel. ft. F. S. Dan-xtner, Undertaker. 414 East Alder. Lady assistant. Both phonos. NEW TODAY. A. J. FARMER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL grocer. Third and Jefferson. Why do you pay retail prices for your groceries when you can get them from me at wholesale prices? I buy my goods by the carload, and can savo yeu THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT. Best Eastern Hams, 13c; 10 pounds pure Lard, in bulk. $1.25; 1 dozen fresh Eggs, warranted, 25c; 3 pounds nice Mincemeat, 25c; 1 gallon best Eastern Catsup, 60c (bring Jug); 1 gal lon Sauerkraut, 25c ;v gallon Jar Plain or Mixed Pickles, 25c; 2 pounds Arbuckle's or Lion Coffee, 25a; 2 pounds fresh Costa Rica Roast Coffee, 25c; try a pound of my fresh roast Java Coffee, 25c; 2 packages Acme Koftee, 35c; 8-pound box fresh Portland Soda Crackers, COc; 3-pound carton, 20c; 4 pack ages Mothers' Mush. 25c; 4-pound package Germea, 20c; sack best Valley Flour, 70c; sack best Hard-Wheat Flour, 70c: 10-pound sack Buckwheat, 35c; 10 pounds No. 1 Pink Beans, S5c; 10 pounds No. 1 Small White Beans. 45c; 10 pounds L. W. Beans, 35c; 10 pounds good Southern Rice, 45c; 1 pound Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, 25c; 1 pound Arm & Hammer Soda, 6c: 1 pound Royal Baking Powder, 40c; 1 bottle FalUt's Cock tall Catsup, 20c: 1 3-pound can Sliced Pine apple, 20c; 6 bars Baby Elephant Soap. 25c; 7 bars Owl Soap, 25c; 11 bars Royal Savon, 25c; 1 dozen Tomatoes. 00c; 1 dozen Corn, 00c; 1 package Scotch Oats. 10c Deliver on East Side Tuesdays and Fridays. FOR SALE QUARTER BLOCK, WITH GOOD, comfortable residence of 8 rooms, for $4000. Also new dwelling of 8 rooms, complete In every respect, on East Side, for $3000. Quar ter block In Couch, finely situated for resi dence or flats. Quarter block In Goldsmith's, $3500. Other investments too numerous to mention. Parrlsh, Watklns & Co., 250 Alder street. FOR RENT OR SALE A MAGNIFICENT house of 12 rooms, with quarter block of land. In Central East Portland; may be had furnished or unfurnished; strictly modern, cement basement, furnace, fireplace, etc -Wballey, Benson bldg.. Fifth and Morrison. READ C. EMERSON HOPE'S COLUMN clairvoyant ad, in this issue. J. W. OGILBEE, ROOM 11, 145 FIRST-ST. $925 One fine building lot on Grand ave. The cheapest property In the market, for few days only. Corner 50x100. WITH 7-ROOM HOUSE. o u si,, near jonnson; price $4000. C. H. KQRELL. 251 Washington st S1S00 .10019?'JNCE QUARTER BLOCK, ipxovv ln Holiaday.8 Addition; cawer, water! gas, and near cars. Can Bell one lot. 1600 100x100, quarter block, corner of East . VT, ,stark, and EaBt 10th ts.; high and sightly. Here is a snap. F. W. TORGLER. 106 Sherlock bldg. SPECIAL QUARTER BLOCK, SW. COR. 14TH AND Johnson sts.. $3760; sold the upper quarter on 15th st. this week. A. D. Marshall. 82V. Third st. MORTGAGE LOANS On Portland real estate at lowest rates. Titles Insured. Abstracts furnished. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 7 Chamber of Commerce. TEN THOUSAND ACRES To 20,000 In Western Oregon, within 2 miles of R. R.. for $1.50 per acre. Grand chance for stockmen or colonists. Speculators have made fortunes In cheap Western lands. Such chances come only once in a lifetime, and now is the chance. J. D. WILCOX & CO., 202JJ Stark. sfe s& NEW TODAY-" Sec the Beautiful Resi dence Property Be tween East Couch, East Stark, 16th and 18th Streets. See Nicholson's Addition. Best residence property on east side of river. 5Rlin THE BEAUTIFUL WABH ALLEN iSOclUU home 0R East Taylor and Grand avo.; size of property 100x100. 99nfl 8 -ROOM HOUSE AND LOT ON cp&UU East 10th ,jj between East Davis and East Everett. $2000 100x100 t EAST ASH AND 17TH 59Snn 100x100 ON NORTHWEST CORNER ?OVU llth and Ea8t uavj, 8tat; improve ments all made. Terms to suit. -f9n CORNER LOT. 50x100. ON SOUTH ioaM west comer 17th and Ankcny. 3M aat 100xl00 on southwest corner 17th and 015OU EastCoucn. R QOn LOT 50x100 ON EAST ASH ST., BE- i? vvu twetn 17th and 1Sth 8ts $onf) LOT ON EAST 10TH STREET, BE ovv tween East Couch and East Davis streets; improvements made. S 800 LOT 0N EAST STARK STREET; V www improvements all made. R Rft LOT ON "EAST 17TH, NEAR EAST H 0u Burnside. It's cheap. See It. $AK(1 LOT 50x100 ON EAST DAVIS ST.. ou next to corner 20th. $oen LOT 50x100 ON 24TH STREET, 100 ouw feet south of Tillamook street; Im provements all made. $qfn LOTS ON 25TH. 26TH AND 27TH ouu streets, near Tillamook. Fatf AnkpnvlDOx100' SOUTHWEST HaSl MIlKCIiycomer 18th and Eaat j. keny. See this beautiful residence property. Price $2500. Fact Sl-ark LOT 100x100. NORTHWEST tdsl OiarK, corner 17th and East Stark. Price $1600. 100x100 ON SOUTHWEST COR. 1STH 1UUA1UU and East Ash sts. Pric $2000, Pact Rnrnclrfo 100x100. SOUTHWEST cast Dumsiue corner 0l 17th and East Burnside; the best residence property on the east side of the river. Price $2500. If you wont anything ln the warehouse dis trict between East Oak and East Madison, see ua. Money to loan at 5, 0 and 7 per cent on East or West Side property. W. H. MALL & CO. 87 UNION AVENUE. PHONE UNION 1812. WILLIAM a BECK& CO. Financial Agents. Real Estate Mortgage Loans City and Suburban Property Timber Lands for Sale Stores and Houses for Rent SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK. f 40 Lots in Brainerd Addition, East Side. 50 Lots ln Hibbard Addition, East Side. $ 175 Lots, corner, in Lincoln Park Annex. 5 300 Lota, East 20th and Clinton sts., on Richmond-Woodstock car line. ! 400 Lots. East Side, ln Alblna. 500 Corner lot. South Portland. BOO House and lot, Lincoln Park. 800 5-room house, Woodlawn Station. $1000 5-room house In Kenllworth. $1400 G-room houre. East S5th St.. Sunnyslde. $1800 6-room house. Lincoln at.. West Side. $2500 5-room house and lot. Seventh street. West Side. Lot 50x100 and two houses, B. W. corner East Park and Alder. $8500 Modern 10-room house, up to date, centrally located, completely furnished, and ground 80x100. IGO-ncre farm, IS miles south of Salem, all In cultivation; forced emle, S20 per ncre. 200-acre stock or dairy ranch, SO mllcn north of Portland, on the riv er: cheap. 5 G50 10 acres on Base Line road, 4 miles from Mount Tabor. $300040 acres on East Side, two miles from Mount Tabor. 54500100x100. cor. East Second and Alder, building 50x100. 321 Morrison Street. CHICAGO PACKING HOUSE MARKET You do not need to pay fancy prices1 for meats and provisions, now that you can come to me and get boiling beef for 5c per pound; nice, lean pot roast of beef, Oo to 8c per pound; fancy legs of mutton, 8c to 10c per pound; mutton chops, 8c per pound; home made pork sausage. 8c per pound; hamburger steak, 8c per pound. This is headquarters for Armour" sugar-cured hams, 10c to 13c per pound. The very best creamery butter, 60c per roll. Good, fresh eggs. 25c; best Mocha and Java coffee for 80c; teas at all prices. We carry a full line of bottled goods, cocoas, spices, etc. JOE NASH. Prop., 204 Alder at., near Third. WANTED Real Estate Mortgage or Mortgages $50,000 to $100,000 To loan on first-class improved business prop erty. Interest 6 per cent. No commissions charged. Only principals need apply. Address T 18. care Oregonian. BUILDING AT 5UNNYSIDE Building continues right along at Sunnyslde. Home builders are attracted there because it is so convenient. Two car lines. Improved streets, sewer, electric lights, city water, po lice and Are protection, fine schools, stores and churches: all within easy walking distance. Lota $250 to $500 each. We have a few real snaps, too! Call and investigate. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. G and 7 Chamber of Commerce, Ground floor. Fourth-street side. Caruthers' Addition West 112 ft. of block five (5), fronting 200 ft. on First st. and 112 ft. on Caruthers and Sher idan sts. Improvements, three houses and one store building. Lots can be Bold separately. Washington Street , 100x100 feet, S. W. corner of 15th st. WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO. 229 STARK STREET. For rent for 6 months, hand some residence, in fashionable location, completely furnished. For particulars, apply to Rountree & Diamond, 241 Stark street, corner Second. JR110DTHBEE LOTS. 100x100, 5-ROOM 11UU cottage. E. 37th and E. Main; $200 cash, balance $15 monthly at 6 per cent. $750 100x100, 7-room house, near Division " "w sts., on Mount Scott cars; easy terms at 0 per cent. If you want bargains in installment places, see me. F. W. TORGLER. 100 Snerlock bldg. INVESTMENT 100x100. with four large houses; only a few blocks from ge nual Income over $1100; price $11,500. C. H. KORELL. 231 Washington st. DON'T SHIVER Al OVERCOATS AND MACKINTOSHES for $3. at the Removal Sale, 52 Third at., near Pine. Choice Lot 50x100 ON KEARNEY street, near 23d; price $1000, easy terms. C. H. KORELL. 231 Washington st. (T07C TWO LOTS ON ALBINA AVENUE. Bill I corner ox Stanton, three blocks from r- '-' car shops; sidewalked and sewered; can sell one lot. This is a special enap. Ixiok at It F. W. TORLGER. 100 Sherlock bldg. ON UNION AVE., ONE block from Holladay ave. Price $2500; only $500 caah. balance on Ions: time. C. H. KORELL. 231 Washington st. COOftO 100x100. VERY CHOICE QUARTER mnaov block s y. corner of E. 10th and E. Alder; street improved, sewer, water and gas; the best of car service. F. W. TORGLER, 100 Sherlock bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS On improved city and farm property, at lawett current rates Building loans, Installment loans. MacMaater & Birrcll. sn Worcester bUc NEW TODAY. AUCTION SALE . BY J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer: Monday, November &, I0 A. M. at -premises, 249 fifth Street. X -rrlll sell the contents of this store, consisting of furniture, car pets, dishes, stoves, etc. Sale prompt at 10 A. M. J. T. -WTLSOX, Auctioneer. Wednesday, November 20, 10 A. M., at 182 First Street, on my regular sale day, At my salesrooms, X tvIII sell a good assortment of noose furnishings; also a Smith Premier typewriter and a. Chief en range. lily rooms fvill he crowded -with, "hedroom set, par lor and dining-room furniture, drnwlnsr-room effects, carpets, mat ting, beddlnjr, pillows, coolc and heating: stoves, kitchen ware, and a restaurant outfit, etc. At IS o'clock I will sell a. nice office desk and chair, and other specials. Attend this sale and secure bargains. J. T. "WILSON", Auctioneer. Friday, November 22, 10 A. M., at 182 First Street, I will sell at auction, a large consign ment of Gent's Clothing, Un derwear, Shirts, Gloves, etc. Also, a good assortment of Books, Dry Goods, and hun dreds of other useful articles. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. (ifco.&oKftr'&Co; UPRIGHT PIANO AND ENTIRE FURNISH INGS OF NINE-ROOM HOUSE. ON Tuesday next,. November 19. We are Instructed by Mr. Mortimer, who is leaving for England, to Bell his household goods and furniture, removed to , CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS Corner Alder and Park. Also consignments of flrst-clasa goods. Including: FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, excellent tone and good condition; solid mahogany parlor tables; handsomo East ernimade couches, with patent steel frames; real pastels and etchings, ln good frames; choice collection of shells; oil paintings; costly lace curtains; tapestry portieres; very hand some four-lap screen, gold embroidered; good sewlnz machine: narlor desk, with cabldtt: pretty rockers, of various designs; 8-ft. solid. oak extension table; quartered - oak serving table; set of costly dining chairs; six Brussels carpets, ln good order; three large Smyrna rug; walnut sideboard, with marble top; fine parlor heaters, both wood and coal; MASSIVE WALNUT BEDROOM SET. finely carved and very large French plate mirror, with Tennessee marble tops, cost $200; chiffonier, to match; fine oak bedroom sets; white -enameled Iron beds, with "brass trimmings; white curled-hair mattresses, best Yum Yum eprlngs; six pairs feather pillows; chinomers, in white maple; odd dressers and commodes; fiber and ingrain bedroom carpets; leaf tables: gas range; water filter; Mason Jars, and other effects. Also lady's sealskin dolman, cost $225. Sale TUESDAY AT 10 A. M. GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers. Auction Sale On Thursday next, November 21 AT CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, corner of Alder and Park, regular weekly solo of all kinds of household furniture, carpets, stoves, tc Sale at 10 A. M. GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers. Christmas excursion tickets to Europe at special reduced prices, by Geo. Baker, Auc tioneer, steamship agent for S5 years. Tick eta to and from all points. BUY REAL ESTATE NOW IP YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY, BUY NOW. THERE WILL BE A GREAT RISE IN PORTLAND VALUES IN FACT, THE MOVEMENT IS NOW ONI LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS. THESE FEW ARE REAL SNAPS. $QA 'Hendricks ave., near Shaver St., 50x M,"JU 100 feet, with 4-room cottage, full brick basement, in good condition. $150 cash, balanco $15 per month, interest C per cent. Silyinft E1 Russell st. near Williams ave., r"tuv lot 50x125 and 5-room cottage, bath, patent closet, sewer connected. JSrt Cor- Cleveland ave. and Beech st., pw.jv soslOO, with C rooms. Terms, $250 cash, balance monthly payments. $16 SO Two nice lots. 5. E. cor. E. Ankeny rUJU and E. 22d; graded ready for build ing. This is the cheapest piece of property en the Btreet. $550 Lot' wUh cotta of 5 rooms and tuww barn, at Montavllla, close to car. UJSO0Thre 1ots- 120x150, cor. Knott st. "fvu and Rodney ave., best part of Alblna, with handsome modern house of 8 rooms, hav ing all the usual conveniences, full cement basement, furnaco and a good barn. Terms, part cash, balance on easy terms. S750 Peninsular Add., close to car, lOOx r -'v 125, and 5-room cottage, with bath, barn, cistern, plenty fruit. Easy terms. Title perfect to all properties uold by us. If you need money with which to complete pur chase we can accommodate you at lowest rates. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 1 and 7 Chamber of Commerce, Ground floor. Fourth-street Bide. 75 OT 8' BLOCK T. PARK ADDI- ? ticn, Alblna; good level lot. S3 75 Lot n b,ock J. Alblna Addition, v north side Morris st., between Gan- tenbeln and Vancouver aves. CAfJO Lots 11, 12. 23 and 24. block 5, Park "rTWW Addition. Alblna, size 100x200; parks on three sides. $600 Jj0t Wock 10. Stephens' Addition. www west 8jdo E 10tn 8t Detween nn. coin and Harrison sts. fSBOQ o18 3 and block 37. Tibbetts' Ad pv uw aition. 100x100 feet, S. E. cor. E. 17th and Brooklyn sts. 650 Choice 50x100 feet'. N. W. cor. E. vuuvs 27th and E Waghlnston j $800 9 50xl00-rt. lot, Upshur st., near t"ww 25th st.. North Portland; south front. $850 Very central, 25x110 ft.. Madison st., w w near Chapman st.; south front. $1200 Each, four desirable lots on Savler v'uuu st, near 25th nt. $1450 oth-front lot, Lovejoy st., near $1500 Each -Several choice lots on Mar- SI 500 ?'Bh aaA steely north-front lot on v w Overton St., near 24th st. $1600 Sasturr?.nl 1?tv.N- 23a Bt" between vw Marshall and Northrup Bts. $1700 South-front, Northrup st., near 25th. S1800 Parable 100x100 ft., north side Tll- w lamook st, between Rodney and Union aves. WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO. 220 STARK STREET. Phone Main 85. Nice House OF 8 ROOMS A-wn 50x100. between 23d and 24th sts.; price cash, balance long time. C. H. KORELL. 251 Washington bU Tenth Street TWO LOTS, QUAR ter block, S. E. corner tho very choicest of West Side residence prop erty. Look at it. F. W. TORGLER. 106 Sherlock bldg. CHOICE CORNER LOT ON 23d street, with fine eight room modern house; price $0500: improvements alone cost nearly $6000. c. H. KORELL. S51 Washington st toctin $mt SEW TODAY. S. L. N. G AUCTIONEER Specially Attractive Auction Sale of Valuable and Recently Se lected Household Furniture. We are instructed to sell without reserve, on Tuesday next, Nov ember 19, at 10 A. M., at 411 Washington Street, Specially fitted up for this sale, for a family who are about to leavo for Honolulu, H. T.. all the almost-new and elegant furniture of residence, including. In part: Most beautiful and particularly handsome dining-room furni ture, en suite, viz.: A buffet sideboard, of solid quartered oak, Corinthian design, of the best workmanship, fitted with fine French plate mirrors, of the most modern style : six chairs and carver, ln oak, and fully upholstered ln genuine leather, to order; an extremely hand some solid oak round dining table, finely hand carved, very pretty design. All the above are unusually handsome. China closet, to match, with top cabinet swell front and sides, are hand polished and perfect ln furniture architecture: a large French plate mirror, with gold framo, with- stand; a handsome table lamp; two very valuable oil paintings. Handaomo Axmlnster and Wilton rugs. SVj by 10 and 0 by 12 feet; Leamington rugs. 0 by 3 feet; body Brussels squares, of various di mensions; imported tea set. hand painted; Llmoge cups and saucers; a drop-head Singer sewing machine, ln oak case; Century Diction ary, finely bound; parlor rockers, of pretty de signs; mahogany center table, Chippendale de sign; also oak and white maple stands; costly ebony cabinet: tapestry table cover; a genuine all-leather couch, cost $C0: couch, ln velour, and a beautiful Davenport in corduroy (to order): linen tablecloths; napkins and plated ware: lace curtains; an almost-new steel range, full nickel finishing, with canopy (cost $55); an extremely handsome solid oak dressing case, with a very large round mirror; other hand some dressing canes, finely finished, with and without mirrors; a Windsor folding bed (very handsomej. ln light quartered oak; rull-lcngth mirror (cost $83); floss and white hair mat tresses; feather pillows; white blankets; a hand-carved old hall chair; couch, ln mahog any frame, silk covoring; heating stoves, com plete, with nickel trimmings; vaacs; an up right Decker & Son piano; guitar; a complete suit for bedroom, ln white maple, round mir ror: Y. Y. springs; brass-trimmed bedsteads, with springs and mattresses. N. B. The above-mentioned and elegant fur niture has been in use but tor a short time, and. as the owner Is going away at once, they will be cold without any resorve, commencing at 10 A. M. NEXT TUESDAY, at 411 Wash ington st. between 10th and llth. Can be seen at place of sale Monday afternoon before the sale. S. L. N. OILMAN, Auctioneer. AFTER THE ABOVE LINE IS SOLD we will continue the sale by offering a large list of general furniture from residences, including parlor furniture, dining-room, sitting-room and other furniture, carpets and fittings, of at tractive designs. SALE TUESDAY NEXT, at 411 Washington st S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. Special Auction Sale of Almost New and Handsome Furniture, at Residence. "We are Instructed to sell by public auction at the residence, 431 Third Street, cornsr Col lege, on Wednesday next, November 20, 10 A.M. The 'very pretty furniture, rugs, etc.. Includ ing: Elegant squares, ln the best Axmlnster and Brussels; an elegant Smyrna rug (slzca 0x12, 12x14, 0x9 ft. etc.); fine oak combina tion desk and bookcase; small rugs; pretty lace curtains and portieres; nice rockers, for parlor; large oak arm rocker; costly couch and drapery; handsome center tables, ln oak; Roman seat, in blrdaeye maple; nice English breakfast table; Morris chair; air-tight heat ers; pretty bookcase, ln oak, with glass doors; carpet filling; hall rack; hall and stair car pets; white maple dressing case, with mirror; arm oak chairs; twice-folding bed; mantel bed; floss mattresses; small box couch; chiffo nier, in oak, with mirror; extension table; din ing chairs; kitchen treasures; cupboard; fine No. 8 cook stove, with water coll. etc. SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT. Buyers will da well to attend this sale. Goods arc almost new. S. L. N. OILMAN, Auctioneer. Auction Sale of Household Fur niture. We are .Instructed to sell by public auction on Friday next, November 22, 10 A. M., at 4H Washington St A full line of household furniture, rugs, car pets, etc.. by party declining housekeeping. SALE FRIDAY. S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. MAXWELL & KNAPP Real Estate. Wo have many bargains in city, suburban and form property. If you are wanting any thing in our line, see us before buying. Room 2 Chamber of Commerce. Good Buy 100x100. WITH 2 BUILD lngs, cor. Savler and 14th sts.; price $7500. Best business location in North C. H. KORELL. 251 Washington st Portland. Money to loan on city mortgages by attorney-at-law, for client; no commission or othr ex penses to borrower. Address L 19, care Orego nian. COUNTY WARRANTS Netting 6 per cent, for sale. J. W. Cruthers & Co., 314 Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. CHOICE WEST SIDE BUYS $G00 and up Lots ln Doschfr's Sacond Ad dition, running from 22d to 24 th. and X to Reed sts. $1700 Full lot, outh front, Marshall st. hear 24th. $180050x100. Irving, between 23d and 24th. $1350 Lot -on Columbia st. ; easy terms. $2000100x100 and two houses, Caruthers St.. near Front. $160050x100 and two houses, Caruthers st, near Front $2700 Corner and two cottages, llth and Kearney. Pays 7 per cent net on $2800. $110075x100 and 5-room house, Front st, near Arthur. $0000100x100. beautiful home. Nob Hill. $12,000 Half btock, adjoining terminal Sounds; choicest warehouse property ln Port nd. $3100 Fractional lot and modern 6-room cottage, 13th st, near Market. $3800 Corner and two cottages. 15th and Kearney. Pays 7 per cent net $1400-00x130 on Mill st. near 10th. 50x100 and cottage. 330 North 10th. SPECIAL BARGAINS ON EAST SIDE 60x100. beautiful comer. East 10th and Oak; good house. A bargain. $2400 Two sightly lots and desirable cot tage. Page st. and Gantenbeln ave. $3000 Two lots. East Ash. between Sixth and Seventh. Sell separately. S-room house and fine lot East 15th, near Tillamook; a good bargain. $1800 Two lots and 7-room house, East llth and Mill Pts. $2550 Beautiful quarter block. East Third and Weldler. Sewer and street improvements. $1850 Fine quarter block. Holladay's Ad dition; newer and street Improvements. $4000 One of the mmt deslrablo half blocks ln Holladay's Addition. $1500 Corner and modern 6-room cottage. East 23d and Ivon sts. $2250 Corner lot, modern D-room house; streets Improved; Sunnyslde; great bargain. $850 Fine quarter block, rargo and Kerby streets. $200 Full lot. Smith's Addition. A snap. $2000 Corner. 50x100 East First and Wash ington sts.; choice warehouse property. $1050 Fine quarter block. East 10th and Caruthers $1000 Desirable half block, East 13th and Division. $1250 Full Mock, Patton's Addition. Favorable termB on any of the nbove. GRINDSTAFF & BLAIN. 240 Stark. $S50.00 VERY NEAT. NEW 5-ROOM COT tage at Richmond, near car. $1100.00 Fine 5-room cottage, modern; big bargain; West Side. $1100.00 Good 6-rooin house; lots of fruit; Taylor st, Sunnyslde. $150.00 Two fine lots, Montavllla; close to schoolhouse. $2250.00 buys property in Alblna, bringing $30.00 rent pr month; a bargain. CHARLESON & STAUB. S455 Morrison. Room 12. FINEST RANCH IN WESTERN WASHING ton; 400 acres: over 200 In cultivation: soil the finest: stock and Implements ln: $25 per acre. O. C. McLeod & Co.. 220 Falling bldg READ C. EMERSON HOPE'S COLUMN clairvoyant ad, ln this Issue. LMAN FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU DON'T BUS NOW Since the Lewis and Clark Centennial lot 1905 is an assured fact all 1 excitement li real estate circles. The city's population will more than double; houses and rooms cannot bo obtained for the throng that will be hen only at exorbitant prices. Now is the tlmt to buy Is In evidence from tbs way peo ple are beginning to rush around to gl homes. W ve sold over $20,000 worth of real estate ln last 10 days In small places, and this is Just a beginner. Take warning; you'll never get a chance to get such bar gains as these again: Nice 4-rbom cottage, E. 22d, near Pine $C50. A cozy 4-room cottage out at Portsmouth; a lovely home for $500. A fine Utile place, neat cottage and lot, at E. 20th and Washington, for $800. A lovely 5-room cottage and large lot on E. Salmon, near 20th. for $1590; install ments. A fine S-room residence, corner lot, Uppei Alblna; $2300; only $300 cash required. Who wants a nice half-acre place with a coay 7-room house, fine barn, choice fruit ol every variety? This Is the best place you'll ever get for the money; Improvements cost over $2500; can be rented for $20 per month; price only $1000. Or a sightly 8-room house, with quarter block, west slope lit Tabor, for only $1600? A handsome, strictly modern 0-roora resl donee. East Bide, corner lot, beautifully dec orated, lawn of roses; Installments; $3300. Don't forget us on building lots and acre age. We have the best and cheapest thai are on the market Choice and sightly build ing lots on East Pine st. near 24th, for only $375 each. Some lots on E. 10th, 20th ana Taylor. $700 to $1000 each. These are snaps. Beautiful 2-acre places very close ln on electric cars for $800 to $000 each. See these; they are all right and will make ele gant homes. 5 acres, with nice 9-room house and all other necessary outbuildings; every variety of fruit; close to Vancouver; for $2000. One of the handsomest 40-acre places you ever saw; modern 0-room house, cost $2200; private water cistern: hot and cold water all through tho house; comfortable barn; an Im proved frultdrler that cost $1500; a 20-acra fruit orchard that yielded nearly $2000 net cash this year; Just an elegant home; half mile Fisher's Landing: for only $5000. 133-acro farm, 1 mile Courthouse, Corvai 11s; fine buildings, abundance fruit; 85 acres In cultivation; balanco timber and pasture; a great snap for $3500. 100 acres, less one acre for school; 25 mll3 from Portland; 80 acres of fine rich aoll ln cultivation; lovely stream of water passln-r through the place; one good grain and hay barn and one good stock barn, water power and feed mill; a good 6-room house; plenty fruit; the best farm you ever saw for the money; a shame to sell for that only $250w. OAK GROVE That's the place. All kinds of neat little places can be had there. You can get iota from half-acre up to any amount of ground you wish, at prices as low as $100 per aero up to $200. See our river front tracts. They are all right Healthy place to live; best of water and convenient to electric cars. We have a long list of city residence, sub urban and country property not herein men tioned. It will pay you to see us beforo you buy. R. H. DUNN. V. SCHMID. 14014 First st, or 100 Grand ave. A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME AT SMALL COST If- you contemplate purchasing at some time In the future a suburban home, now is the time to buy. We can furnish you suit able tracts, ranging in size from a let to a number of acres, within short distance of transportation lines, ln the only suburb of Portland which can be conveniently reached both by steamboat and street railway. This property is especially deelrable for suburban homes, because it is high and sightly and commands a great scope of magnificent river view. Prices now ore low. We are on the eve of general advance in real estate values In Portland. Our property will be sold an small cash payments and low rates of In terest Let us show you the Miner Tract at St. Johns. HARTMAN, THOMPSON & POWERS. 3 Chamber of Commerce. FOUR CHEAP HOUSES. IN DIFFERENT neighborhoods, ranging from $375 to $550; all ln good condition to live lri". $825 A 6-room house, hard finish, east front, block from car line. $850 A fine 5-room cottage, hard finish, patent closet. 50xl00-ft. lot. block from car line. This is a genuine snap. $500 A 4-room house. 50x100 lot, barn and fruit, cor. Ninth and Fremont $1700 0-room house and 5-room cottage, hard finish, good condition; rent for $0 each. $2100 1-room and a G-room house, on 33x 100-ft lot. West Side, 10 minutes' ride from Third and Morrison. $1300 Fine 10-acre tract good soli, on Johnson Croek, mile from Mount Scott car line. N. K. RANKIN, Room 0, 245 Morruton st. FOR SALE 50x50 on N. E. cor. Fifth and Flanders sts.. rent $20 per month, $2750. 100x100 on N. W. cor. Third and Mont gomery; a fine site for flats; $7000. Three quarter blocks between E. Sixth and E. Seventh. Oregon and Irving sts., $250.) apiece; property lies high, and streets all Improved. 50x100 and double house on Water, near Glbbs, rent $28 per month. $3300. RUSSELL & BLYTH. 82 Third st, cor. Oak. THERE IS AN UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR SMALL COTTAGES AT ST. JOHNS. TWENTY - FIVE OF THESE HOUSES COULD BE RENTED AT ONCE. IF YOU BUY AND BUILD WE CAN MAKE YOU 12 PER CENT NET UPON YOUR IN VESTMENT. HARTMAN. THOMPSON & POWERS. 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. I . 40 ACR,ES, ON CAR LINE. FOR PLATTING. 2 acres, running water, good for chickens, $450. 8 acres, cutivated, small house, all kinds Irult. $1000. 2 acres, ln fruit, $750. 10 acres, partly Improved, $1250. All near cars. 5-cents to any part city. GEO. P. LENT, 205 Morrison. PRESENT RENTS ARE SO HIGH THAT YOU CAN MORE CHEAPLY BUY OUR PROPERTY AT ST. JOHNS AND PAY ON THE INSTALLMENT BASIS. IN THE END OWNING YOUR HOME. THAN TO PAY MONTHLY RENTALS. LOTS, BLOCKS AND ACREAGE. HARTMAN, THOMPSON & POWERS. 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH US WH want some nice cottago homes close In ou either side of river; want some desirable West Side residence property for spot coan; customers can make quick and prompt sales, and our commission is very reasonaDlc. R. H. Dunn. 140 First st. 5-ROOM COTTAGE. WOODLAWN, $800. 6-room house, with basement; Columbia Heights. Fine fruit tana, partly In city limits. Splen did building; a snap, must be sold quick. M. BILLINGS. 229 Morrison st ACRE TRACTS. HIGH. SIGHTLY AND overlooking the Willamette River; good soli; close to school and steamboat and street railway transportation lines; $500 per acre. HARTMAN, THOMPSON & POWERS. 3 Chamber of Commerce. $2500 HOUSE. 7 ROOMS, ATTIC AND brick basement: all modern and lot Also. 3 lots cheap. East Burnside. Five lots East Ankeny, very cheap home sites. All ln dis trict rapidly building up. 51 Union ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 ACRES FINE improved beaver-dam onion and asparagus land, with large barn; Beaverton, Or. 5 acres on Canyon road, near Mount Zlon, platted In lots. Apply 2S1 Morrison st INVESTIGATE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING site. 13th, near Tillamook, $500. Choice lot south front on Tillamook. $00; city improve ments. 020 Marquam blk. Phone Grant H2U THE WHOLE OR PART OF 48-ACRE FRUIT farm; partly n. city limits of Portland; convenient to street-car; suitable to plat; a snap. il. Billings. 229 Morrison st r- FOR SALE HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS. AND lot; also vacant lot. well located. Sunnyslde; also 11 acres adjoining Oregon City; cheap. Address owner, B 19. Oregonian. THREE-ACRE HOME AT BARLOW. CHEAP. or will exchange lots on Ankeny car line, $30; 6 lots East 23d st, $1350. Randall & Tune big. 69 First HOOD .RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE; AP ple and berry lands, city lots; send for list. Prather Investment Co.. Hood River. Or. FOR SALE LOT. WITH GOOD 5-ROOM COT tage, close in. West Side. $1100. Address R 58. Oregonian. Give phone number. A NEW IDEA HOME SECURED BY PAY lng $1 per week Tor short time; absolutely safe; Investigate. G 20. Oregonian. WILL SELL OR TRADE CORNER ON Front and Absmethy; splendid view; low price; easy terms. Q 7, Oregonian. ' i FOR SALE. OR TRADE FOR INSIDE PROP crty Good-paying suburban grocery. Inquire 14 East Seventh, cor. Ash. 1 NEW. MODERN HOUSE. WEST SIDE. Al location, at a bargain. Hart Land Co., 107 Sherlock building. CHOICE RESIDENCE QUARTER BLOCK. West Side; owner going away; value $3730. Y 15, Oregonian. $050 FOR FOUR NICE LOTS IN CENTRAL Alblna; streets Improved. Miller, 327 Cham ber of Commerce. NEAT HOUSE ON LEASED GROUND; SUIT able for chicken ranch; fruit; city water. 27th and York. S-ROOM HOUSE. SECOND AND THURMAN. $1750; 8-room house. Cherry at. $2200. block, Holladay's. 551 Chamber Commerce.