THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, JUTLAND, JULY 20, 1902.
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H1LLSB0R0 IS IN 1INE
"WILL AID HARUDIATf BUREAU IN
ADVERTISING OREGON.
Gates Give the History of the IiQuis-
-rllle fc Nashville Deal Other
Railroad New.
HIL.LSBORO. Or., July 19. Tbe Harri
man party, consisting of G. M. McKirr
ney, general Immigration agent of the
Harrlman lines; his assistants, C. Mc
Keozle, H. A. Townsend, L N. Conklln,
W. H. Burke, T. A. Kruze; R. M. Hall,
advertising agent of the O. R. & N.; W.
E. Coman, general freight and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific: J. P. Jones,
traveling passenger agent of the Southern
Vmifln linos in Drpirnn: J. H. O'Neil. trav
eling passenger agent of the O. R. & N.
and Harvey is. .uounsDerry. traveling
freight agent of the Southern Pacific for
Oregon, arrived In this city in their spe
cial car at noon today, and were enter
tained by the Hlllsboro Board of Trade in
the Commercial Club parlors. General
Immigration Agent McKlnney delivered a
Btirriog address touching upon the pro
posed work of the Harrlman lines rela
tive to advertising the State of Oregon.
Mayor F. A. Bailey, by courtesy of the
Board of Trade, presided. The town
pledged Mr. McKInney 100,000 copies of
folders descriptive of Washington County
and its resources. Representative Tongue
was present, and commended the work
In prospect. The Board of Trade served
light refreshments for the party after the
meeting.
LOUISVILLE fc NASHVILLE DEAI.
John TV. Gates Gives the Inside His
tory of It.
NEW YORK, July 19. In an Interview
In the Commercial Advertiser, John W.
Gates gives the history of the Loulsvlllo
& Nashville deal:
"We had the opinions of the best ex
perts and auditors in the country that the
Louisville & Nashville was worth more
per ehare than Illinois Central before we
Started into it. We knew it had $25,000,000
of quick cash assets In Its treasury; the
public did not know that. When we ob
tained 306,000 shares of stock, the amount
we started out to get, there was a short
Interest on the market of 150,000 shares.
Of It 100,000 shares-was foreign 6hort in
terests; 50.000 was stock Mr. Belmont had
cold under a resolution of the board au
thorizing the sale. These 50.000 shares
were not good deliveries for 30 days and
If we had called the stock and Insisted
upon the specific performance of contract,
aa we had every right to do, we could
have caused a greater panic than the
May 9 panic.
"The proposition was made to me by a
thoroughly responsible man financially
that If I would call and Insist upon de
livery of Louisville he would sell 500,000
shares of stock and give me half of the
profits for doing it. Mr. Morgan's people
sent to my hotel and woke me at 1:30 in
the morning, and seated that at a meeting
of bankers it had been determined that'
we were the owners of Louisville & Nash
ville, and they wanted to know what we
Intended to do about it, stating that it
meant a panic, probably greater than the
May 9 panic I told them the proposition
that had been made to me, but that under
no circumstances would we Insist on spe
cific performance of the deliveries of the
Louisville & Nashville stock, as we had
no wish whatever to make a panic or
make any one lose money on stocks they
held. We loaned Mr. Belmont's people all
the stock they wanted without any pre
mium charges."
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT.
Great Northern Will Send an Exhibi
tion Train Over Its Lines.
ST. PAUL July 19. President Hill, of
the Great Northern, has placed at the dis
posil of Colonel W. R. Richardson, good
roads expert for the United States Gov
ernment, a complete train, with the priv
ilege of taking It over the lines of the
system whenever he sees fit without cost.
The train will be employed In making
demonstrations of roadbuildlng through
the Northwest. The cost of operating the
train will approximate $100 a day, and an
itinerary of 100 days is planned, repre
senting the equivalent of a cash subscrip
tion from the Great Northern of $10,000.
The concession of the Great Northern In
sures the holding of the National Good
Roads Convention here during the week
of the State Fair.
Rock Island and Mexican Central.
TOPEKA, Kan., July 19. It is under
etood among the Rock Island officials
hero that a closer traffic arrangement be
tween the Rock Island and the Mexican
Central is now assured. It Is intimated
that the capitalists who are Interested In
the Rock Island may become Interested In
a financial way in the proposed construc
tion that Is under consideration by the
Mexican Central to place Itself in a posi
tion to counterbalance the advantage se
cured by the Mexican National In secur
ing a short line to Mexico City. Several
conferences have been held with this end
in view, and a party of prominent Rock
Island officials has Just returned from a
trip of Inspection over the Mexican Cen
tral from El Paso to the City of Mexico.
MAKE THE FAIR NATIONAL
Hare the Buildings Face Both the
Willamette and Columbia.
PORTLAND, July 19. (To the Editor.)
The stress of business that possesses the
modern world shapes and sharpens the
mind at the expense of breadth and com
prehension. Evolution Is sure to be, not
only tho process of world building, "but of
social construction. Its aim Is ever out
of the present, and Into the future, by a
steady progress that eliminates all peo
ples who obstruct Its passage to a destined
goal. To disregard this principle and to
obscure the great issue is to consign any
scheme, however promising, to sure obliv
ion. The Lewis and Clark Exposition is no
exception to the rule. Tho question of
its success or failure Is as to whether
present needs only are to be considered, or
whether the prospective future is pri
marily to be consulted, and its possibili
ties anticipated in connection with pres
ent conditions.
The great waterways of the country are
Its arteries, and the great railroads are
its veins, that, like the electric wires,
connect Its parts and combine its peoples.
The fair to be great must be National,
and to be National must- be in closest
touch and association with river and rail
way, that bring our people in contact and
promote their sympathy, much more so
when the Columbia River Is not only a
great National highway, but was the path
way of Its heroic explorers, whose ex
ploits wo desire to celebrate.
If the aim is to make the fair National
in its scope, which is the one reason to
expect and to receive Congressional favor
for an appropriation. It is evidently Port
land's policy to conceal any disposition to
bring itself too prominently into the fore
ground. Instead of a center of radiation
and reception for a vast expanse of coun
try, that will by such a policy be the
more willing to acknowledge Portland's
commanding Influence and to concede its
claims.
That the "West Side is greatest in busi
ness and wealth and power all concede,
but in the selection of a site, haa this fact
any bearing upon tho question? Upon
National grounds the site must be appro
priate to the occasion, and subserve the
purpose of uniting a great common
wealth. The Columbia River Is the Na
tional site; the site for Oregon Is the
"Willamette, and at the best and most
accessible point, upon tho plateau where
these rivers converge, is the logical site
lor the fair.
If there -was ever an opportunity lor
ambitious men (and who would not "be
ambitious) to sound their names with the
world's benefactors, the executive com
mittee possess the key to that opportu
nity. It falls to them to Jay the founda
tions broad and deep enough to last for
generations, and create a nucleus around
which will grow and bear fruit the tree of
knowledge for the healing of the nations.
The near future is pregnant with social
changes, which their efforts may help in
the true direction of education.
Locate your site where ypur permanent
building will face the Columbia on the
east, and adorn It with a durable painting
Illustrating it with the exploits of Its first
explorers. Set the western side facing the
Willamette, bear some inscription to the
strangers who will come from far coun
tries, and the islands of the sea to anchor
in your harbor, the message that makes
America great Liberty and Deity, one
and inseparable. M. S. G.
Court Notes.
The final report of Augusta Nelson, ad
ministratrix of tho estate of Alfred P.
Nelson, deceased, was filed la the County
Court yesterday, showing 53753 receipts
and 51710 disbursements.
L. A. McNary has commenced suit
against John Brooke, Frances Brooke et
al. to foreclose a mortgage for 51550 on lot
2, block N, Tabor Heights, executed in
favor of T. J. Cottle In 1892.
Incorporation articles were filed yes
terday of tho Portland Coal & Coke Com
pany by J. M. Long, Alex Sweek and E.
E. Lytle; capital stock, $50,000. The com
pany purposes to carry on the business of
mining for coal and to deal in coal, coke,
etc.
May Ketchum yesterday filed suit In the j
State Circuit Court against Clarence F.
Ketchum for a divorce, on the ground
of desertion. They were married In Port
land In 1SS4. She avers that her husband
abandoned her and their two children in
1895, and that she has since supported
them.
The Sheriff yesterday served papers
in a suit filed In Columbia County
by Ida M. Long against Samuel Marters,
Emma Masters and A. G. Bachrodt to re
strain the defendants from selling certain
land In section 9, township 5 north, range
4 west, or from exercising any ownership
over it. A restraining order was Issued
by Judge McBrldc.
CHEAP KATES EAST.
The Rio Grande System announces
greatly reduced excursion rates to East
ern points via the world-famed "Scenic
Line."
For particulars, call at or address the
ticket office. 124 Third street.
DAIi.Y 3IETEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. July ID. S P. M. Maximum
tempiraturc. OS: minimum temperature, 65;
river reading- at 11 A. M., 13.$ feet; change In
tbe past 24 hours. 0.3 foot; total precipita
tion, 5 P. 1L to 5 P. M., 0.O0: total precipita
tion since Sept. 1, 1001, 40.65 Inches; normal
precipitation since Sept. 1, 1001, 46.10 Inches;
deficiency, 5.31 ;Hos; total sunshine July 13,
15:18; possible sunshine July 18. 15:18.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
g s "Wind a
g pS
STATIONS. K g ?
? go, 5 o
Astoria 70J0.00 12SW Pt. cldy
Baker City 86 0.00 12 S Glear
Bismarck OS 0.26 8 NW Cloudy
Boise ...'. 02 0.00 SE Clear
Eureka 02 0.00 NW Cloudy
Helena 740.00 CB PL cldy
Kamloops. B. C... 02 0.00 E Clear
Neah Bay 72 0.00 NW Clear
Pocatello 82 0.00 NW Clear
Portland 1)5 0.00 S Gloudy
Red Bluff 100 0.00 0 S Clear
Roeburg 94 0.00 10 N Pt. cldy
Sacramento 00 0.00 OS Clear
Salt Lake 82 0.00 8 NW Clear
San Francisco .... CO 0.00 20 "W Clear
Spokane!. 00 0.00 NE Pt. cldy
Seattle 04 0.00 W Clear
Walla Walla S3 0.00 NW Clear .
Light.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
No rain has fallen west of the Rocky Moun
tains during the last 21 hours, but cloudiness
has Increased alone the Oregon and North
California coast.
It la warmer In Washington and Idaho, with
temperatures ranging between 82 -and OS de
crees. It Is cooler at Roseburg and Astoria,
while the temperature has remained nearly
stationary in the Willamette Valley.
The Indications are for partly cloudy and oc
casionally threatening weather In the WUlam
ettc Valley and Sound country Sunday. It will
continue -warm east of the Cascade Moun
tains, while cooler weather will prevail In
Western Oregon and Western Washington.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts mado at Portland for the 2S hours
ending at midnight Sunday, July 20:
Portland and vicinity Partly cloudy and oc
casionally threatening, with possibly showers;
cooler; southerly winds, shifting to 'westerly.
Western Oregon Partly cloudy, unsettled
weather, with possibly showers in the north
portion; cooler; southerly winds, shifting to
northerly.
Western Washington Partly cloudy, unset
tled weather, with possibly showers; cooler;
couth winds, shitting to westerly.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho Fair and continued warm.
Southern Idaho Fair, continued warm in the
west, warmer In the east portion.
EDWARD A. BEALS. Forecast Official.
HAVE YOU
ANY TIMBjER
LANDS
FOR SALE?
DO YOU
?ANT TO BUY?
Owners who want to sell timber land
should not fall to see me. I have been
buying and selling timber lands for the
past 23 years. In Michigan, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Cali
fornia, and have a large acquaintance
among the lumbermen of the North and
Eastern States. Mj peculiar methods savo
the buyer time and money. Am buying
for myself and for many parties who
have been investing through me, and
upon my judgment, for the past 20 years.
If you have a good tract I can sell it.
Owners should be sure 'and see me at
once. Temporary office at Imperial Ho
tel until I open permanent office.
ARTHUR G. NEWTON.
NEW TODAY.
A- GOOD COVERED BUGGY ALSO AN
open buggy and harness will be sold by pub
lic auction at Gllman's. 411 Waanlnston St.,
10 A M. Tuesday. July 22.
TWO BARGAINS BUSINESS CORNER ON
4th et. S.; rents J30 per month; price, $4200;
half down; balance long time. 7 per cent.
C 71, care Oregonlan.
PROPERTY NEAR S. CAR BARN; PRICE.
$2200; rents for ?25 per month; half cash;
balanco long time. 7 per cent. Address X 70,
care Oregonlan.
POETICAL THOUGHTS BY THE BLAZING
grate! Prepare for same by visiting "The
Pioneer" Fuel Company. Both phones ISO.
FOR RENT-THOSE NEW AND BEATJTI
ful Mats on 18th and Gllsan. by Parrish. Wat
kins & Co.. 270 Alder at.
FOR SALE CHEAP; CHOICE QUARTER
block. In Couch, by Parrish, Watklns" & Co.
IVAINHOE
Portland's prettiest suburb. Two car lines.
Lots 60x100. 5125 to 4200. Easy terms.
COMPTON & GIBSON.
- -J32 JE7.Mblngt.on.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
"Rooms, "Room ana Board. "Housekeep
ing Roomr," "Situation Wanted." 15 word of
lea. IS cents; 10 to 20 words. 20 cents; 21 to
23 words. 25 cents, etc Ko discount for ad
dltlonal Insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "New
Today," 0 cents for 15 words or less: 10 to
20 words. 40 cents; 21 to 23 words. 50 cents,
etc first Insertion. Each additional Insertion.
one-halt: so further discount under one month.
"NEW TODAY" (cause measure agatr). 15
cents per line, first Insertion; 10 cent per Un
lor each additional Insertion. -
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care. Tbe Oregonlan and left at this
office, should always be Inclosed In aed en
velopes. No stamp la required on such letters.
The Oregonlan will not be responsible far
errors In advertisements taken through the
telephone.
MEETIXG NOTICES.
SAMARITAN LODGE. No. 2. L O. O. F.
The funeral committee 1 nereby notined to
meet at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner First and
Alder streets, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 1
o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, . St. John. Other members of tho
lodge and order are fraternally Invited to at
tend. M. OSVOLD, Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD All members
of Alblna Camp. 101. Woodman of the World,
are earnestly requested to meet at Hill's ball.
Sunday. July 20., at 1:30 P. M.. to attend tho
funeral of our late Neighbor George F. BcnXoa.
All Woodmen Invited. P. A REES. C. C.
l BORX.
KRIEGER To the wife of A Krterer. 434
Beech et., girl. Mother and child doing well.
DICK To the wife of Ed C. Dick, 587 Raleigh
st., Sunday. July 13, an S-pound boy.
KNIGHT July 15. to the wife of R. P.
Knight, 666 East Morrison, a son.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
BENSON George F. Benson. July 17. 1002.
aged 37 years. Funeral Sunday, July 20, at
2.30 P. M.. from residence. 311 Hancock st.
Interment at Lone Fir cemetery.
WILHELM July 17. 1002, at SU VlneenfaJ
Hospital, Jacob Wllhelm, aged eo years.
Funeral Sunday, July 20, 4 P. M., from Ed
ward Hoi man's funeral parlors. Interment
in Lone Fir cemetery. Friends invited.
O'HALLORAN July IS. 1002. Infant daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick O'Halloran. aged 5
months and 0 days. Funeral Sunday, July
20, at 2 P. M-. from residence, 340 Rots st.
Interment at ML Calvary cemetery. Friends
Invited.
WISE The funeral of Carl F. Wise, ron of
Carolina and Samuel Wise, who died July 18.
will take rlaco, Iroxn the family residence.
383 East Ninth fct., today at 2 P. M. Friends
invited. Interment at Lone Fir cemetery.
SKINNER The funeral of tho late Edward
JIayes Skinner will take place from the resi
dence of his daughter. Mrs. I.. S. Kaiser,
260 Chapman at.. Monday, July 21. at 1 P.
M. Friends Invited. Services at the grave
private.
J. P. FINLEY & SOX. Prosrrenlve
Funeral Directors nnil Embnlfner.
Cor. Third anil Jefferson St. Com
petent lady nss't. Both phones No. D.
EDWARD HOLMAX. Undertaker. 4th
and Ynmlxlll ats. Kena Stlnson, lady
assistant. Both phones No. COT.
NEW TODAY.
A J. FARMER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
grocer. Third and Jefferson 100 pounds best
Western D. G. sugar, 44.20; 1-gallon can best
table syrup, 45c: 1 dozen cans devil ham.
40c; sack best Valley flour, 70c; 10 pounds
S. W. beans, E5c: 10 pounds large white
beans. 30c; 2 bottles Snlder's catsup. 35c;
2 bottles Dod-on & Brown's catsup. 35c; box
No. 1 macaroni. 35c; C bars Fairy soap. 25c;.
3 cans corn or tomatoes. 25c; 2 cans Econ
omy cream. 15c; 1 pound good black tea. 25c:
1 pound good Gunpowder tea, 30c; 1 pound
broken Java coffee. 10c: 1 pound Royal bak
ing powder. 40c; 1 good kitchen broom. 15c;
1-pound package Arm & Hammer soda, 5c;
2-pound package Malta Vita. 25c; Lion cof
fee, 10c: T bars Owl soap, 25c; 0 bars Baby
Elephant soap. 25c; 5 bars Fels-Naptha soap.
25e; 2 packages Force. 25c; H-gallon Jar
chow-chow. 25c; 3 cans Carnation cream, 23c;
2 packages Armour washing powder, 23c:
1 pound Arbuckle's coffee in bulk. 10c; best
Eastern ham. 15c; 1 pound Star tobacco, 45c;
1 pound Battle Ax tobacco, 35c. Parties
going to the seaside will save money by
seeing mo before buying their supplies.
WANTED MAN AND GOOD HEAVY TEAM
to haul wood. Pioneer Fuel Co.
ACRE LOTS
$50
Down and Installments. Rlgbt in
ST. JOHNS
Beautiful, high, healthful. 5c fare, close
to car line, city water, handy to river and
steamboat dock.
ST. JOHNS WILL BE
COME A THRIVING
MANUFACTURING
TOWN. .
Hartman, Thompson & Powers
3 Chamber of Commerce.
-&&-i&5&fcr:& Co;
Tomorrow, Monday, July 21, at
268 Montgomery St., near 4th
We have received Instructions from Mr. S.
F. Bwlgert to sell the entire furnishings of
his eight-room residence, comprising: Fancy
rockers. In Quartered oak; upholstered patent
rockers: highly polished parlor tables; couches,
in velour and tapestry; seven Brussels carpets;
wool Smyrna rugs; costly portieres; fine lace
curtains; pictures; breakfast table; dinner
ware, lamps; handsome metallic bedsteads;
best Turn Yum springs; curled -hair and other
mattreEses; bed linen; comforters: fine goose
feather pillows; , toiletware; laundry basket;
curtain stretchers; zlz-hole range; cooking
utensils; refrigerator: wringer; lawn hose;
garden toools, and other effects. Also eym-
fhonlan. Iff good conditions, with 2S records;
vers & Johnson double-action revolver. 3J
callber; Hopkins & Allen "Blue Jacket'' re
volver. 32-calIber.
Tbe above goods have all been recently pur
chased, and are asood as new.
Sale MONDAY at 10 A. M. sharp.
GEO. BAKER &. CO.. Auctioneers.
On Tuesday Sext, July 22, at
AT BAKER'S, AUCTION ROOMS. CORNER
ALDER AND PARK STREETS. WE ARE
INSTRUCTED TO SELL THE FINE FUR
NITURE, ETC.. OF PRIVATE RESI
DENCE. REMOVED FROM COLLEGE ST..
comprising:
Five-piece parlor suit. In oak frames; golden
oaS rockers, with upholstered seats. In real
leather; costly couch, in rich velour; gold chair,
handsome parlor tables, in quartered oak; ma
hogany and blrdseye maple; DOUBLE PAR
LOR AND HALL CARPETS. IN AXMINS
TER; good Brussels carpets, Smyrna rugs; rich
portieres; fine lace curtains; pictures; mass
ive sideboard, In quarter-sawed oak and finely
carved: round extension table; eet of dining
chairs; tapestry table covers; Singer sewing
machine, with attachments, complete: LADY'S
CLEVELAND WHEEL, good as new; pretty
Iron beds, -fine oak bedroom sets, with French
plate mirrors: odd dressers, in white maple
and oak: chiffoniers, with - mirrors; best
sprlnrs; balr and wool mattresses; feather
pillows: toiletware; cabinet folding bed: ward
robe: thre-Quarter Iron bed, complete, with
spring and hair mattress; wire cot; almcst-new
cook stove: lawn mower, and other effects.
Sale at 10 A M.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers..
On Thursday Next, July 24,
AT BAKER'S AUCTION BOOMS, corner of
Alder and Park, we shall sell several consignments-
of general household furniture, carpets,
stoves, etc. Sale at 10 A. M.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
mxtioii
Qh
HEW TODAY.
A Pew Bargains
$3000
U00
WJll buy a full lot and good 8-room
house on East Ankeny st. '
Buys a neat G-roora cotta'g and lot
at Sunnyslde.
Buys a fine home In TJprer Alblna;
large yard. S-room house;
Buys a well-located half-acre on
West ave., Mt. Tabor; cheap.
Buys a modern 0-room house and
lot on East Ninth eU; up to date.
An acre for a good 25-acre farm 8
miles from center of city; electric
cars to 9lac&.
Buys a. good 10-acre tract, close In;
good for suburban home.
Buys a double 12-room house; pays
good Interest In rents.
$2500
$1500
These are only snatches from our list of bar
gains. Will give time on any of tho above if
wanted.
Hartraan, Thompson & Powers
3 Chamber of Commerce
MORTGAGE LOANS
On. Improved city and farm property, at lowest
current rate. Bulldinr loan. Installment
loans. MacUanter It. Blrrell. 311 Worcettrr blk.
AUCTION SALES
By
FORD'S AUCTION HOUSE
Monday, July 21, at 182 First
Street, at 10 A. M.,
Special sale, consisting: of good,
serviceable Dining nud Bedroom f ar
nitnre. Book case, coaches, lonnprcs,
carpets, art sqnnrcs, rues, lunntel
beds, phonograph, pictures, dishes,
utensils, cook stoves, kitchen treas
ures, gas range and linoleum.
Wednesday, July 23, at 182
First Street, at 10 A. M.
On this date we will offer n nice
assortment of house furnishings,
comprising: Parlor, Library, Dining
anil Bedroom furniture, pictures,
lace curtains, portieres, chair,
rockers, tables, Bedroom nets, toilet
ware, and a. varied assortment of
carpets, mattings, rugs, kitchen
snfes and treasures, cook stoves and
many other useful lots.
Friday, July 25, at 182 First
Street, at 10 A. M., Cigars,
Candies and Miscellaneous.
There has been removed to our
salesrooms from Morrison street, the
contents of a- cigar and candy store,
which we will sell at auction sale
on above date. You will And, in
addition to this lot, many other
items of value. Please attend this
sale.
Preliminary Announcement Ex
traordinary On Tuesday,
July 29, at the usual hour,
we will offer for sale 510,000
worth of Oriental Costumes,
Chinese Curios, Brass Gongs,
Shields, Spears, etc. Thir
teen mammoth chests full of
these valuable goods. See
papers later with full par
ticulars. H. FORD,
Auctioneer.
Note We have counters, shelving,
show cases, and olllcc partitions on
sale.
S. L. N. OILMAN.
AUCTIONEER
Peremptory Auction Sale of a
fine selection of Honsehold
Furniture. By instructions of
owner we will sell by public
auction, at 411-4:13 Washing
ton St., on Tuesday, July 22,
10 A. M.
ELEGANT and ALMOST NEW furniture.
Including- fine parlor pieces, pretty rockers In
Wakefield and leather, oak chairs, rockers,
sofas and couches. White maple suit, pretty
Iron beds. cote, mattresses. VERY HAND
SOME. GENUINE BURLED WHITE MAPLE
DRESSING CASE. WITH PLATE-GLASS
MIRROR AND COMMODE TO MATCH, car
pets and cupboards, largs plate MIRRORS,
portieres and extension tables and sideboards,
dining chairs, odd pieces of parlor furniture,
kitchen furniture, etc. SALE TUESDAY.
Buyers will do well to attend. Tool chest and
tools will be sold at that time.
S. L. N. GILMAN. Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of Household Fur
niture. Wo are instructed to
sell by public auction, on Fri
day next, 10 A.M., at 411-113
Washington Street,
A full line of Household Furniture, from
residence. Including parlor, bedroom, dining
room and kitchen furniture. Sale Friday, 10
A. M.
N. B. Consignments received at any time.
Phone Black 731. S. L. N. GILMAN.
Auctioneer.
Special Auction Sale of Hand
, some Furniture at residence.
We are instructed by Mr.
Geo. E. Kramer to sell by
public auction, on Thursday
next, July 24, 10 A. 21., at the
residence, No. 272 1111 St.,
between 3d and 4th,
All the COSTLY and ELEGANT furniture
and fitting.-, including large parlor RUGS,
pretty parlor desk and mahogany BRIC-A-BRAC
STAND, couches la curled hair and
clipper spring upholnerlng. valuable parlor
COMFORTABLE ROCKERS and CHAIRS In
quarter-sawed oak, finished In leather and
plain polished oak. Gas chandeliers and read
ing drop light. Handsome sawed oak LIBRA
RY TABLE, etc. GOOD and solid oak HALL
SEAT, with HALL CLOAK MIRROR en suite.
Umbrella holder. BRUSSELS CARPETS, hall
and stair carpets. VERY HANDSOME DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE. SIDEBOARD. 15
foot hand-carved EXTENSION TABLE and
box-seat DINING CHAIRS en suite, all In tho
FINEST OAK. A fine REFRIGERATOR.
Pictures and portieres and shades, etc HAND
SOME OAK COMPLETE BEDROOM SUIT,
bureau has plate-glass mirror. Costly DRESS
ING CASE, with MEDALLION MIRROR In
oak; CHIFFONIERS, with mirror and a
35-lb FINE CURLED HAIR MATTRESS, biat
quality. Pretty iron and bra&3 bedstead, -with
springs, etc, complete. Feather pillows,
blanket, etc, of fin- quality. Center table,
ru?v 'Also a very fine STEEL RANGE. 0
hol top. completely fitted and A No. 1 CHIEF
GAS COOK STOVE and kitchen treasure
Linoleum and a largo and fine line of KITCH
EN UTENSILS, GRANITE WARE. etc.. AL
MOST NEW. CROCKERY and fruit Jars,
jelly glasses and cupboard. Garden hese, step
ladder. Alr-tlght heater and many other lots
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
N. B. Buyers will find this an EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY to purchase. as the goods are
FINE and AS GOOD AS NEW. Sale begins
THURSDAY NEXT. JULY 21TH. at 10 A. 11.
The finer pieces of furniture will be the. first
"ld. 272 Hall street. Thnnday, 10 A.M.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer:-
$2700
$ 750
$3000
$ 125
NEW TODAY.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY THE
Title Guarantee STrust Co.
C Qnn Each. S fine lots on Vancouver ave-
P ouu nue near skidmore street, facing
east; only one block, from Williams
avenue car line; easy terms if da
sired. Q ft ft ft ?lce 4-room cottage and lot, one
P ouir bjock, from Woodlawn Station; nice
yard.
C 7fftFor a full block. 200x200 feet at St.
J i u U Johns, on the car line; easy terms.
CI ftflft Cottage and lot oa Borthwlck street,
luuuntat Beech.
K1ftft2lc cottage, and large,lot. 87x100,
PAtlUUEast. Main and East 0th street;
beautiful lawn, roses, shrubs, etc;
easy terms.
Ql7ftftNew, modorn cottage and lot. corner
JPA ww j- 31ta and East Alder streets;
Improved streets, sewer, electric
light; close to car; easy terms.
COI fjn East Morrison street, near East 32d;
viuu modern residence. 7 room?, hot and
cold water, bath; nice yard; street
improved..
$OGAft New, modern G-rooiri house, lot 45x
mOUU 10o oa Gantenbeln avenue, near
Sellwood street.
CQ7ft House of 7 rooms and 100x200 feet on
vOIUU East Madison, between. East 16th
and East 17th streets.
CI or rv (West Side) 11th street, fractional
pj.Otu iot A,j cottage 6 rooms; all modern
conveniences.
C91 Aft (West Side). Hall street, lot and
viUU resldonce C rooms; all modern con
veniences; part cash: balance to suit.
Q Qftft An acre for choice acreage, at St.
3) OUU Johns In 5 or 10-acre tracts.
MOUNT TABOR PROPERTIES
We aro headquarters for and have on our
list the choicest and best building sites In this
most lovely suburb of Portland. In tracts from
one quarter of an acre upwards.
We shall be glad to take you out to see any
property offered by us.
If you need money with which to complete
purchase, we can accommodate you at lowest
rates.
TITLES IXSUHED.
ABSTRACTS FUKXISHED.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
0 Mid 7 Chamber of Commerce.
UNIMPEOVED X0TS
ST , c Lots In Arbor Lodge, one of th
io choicest additions to the city.
C QOK Subdivisions J and K, lot 3. block
P 4, Tortland Homestead, size 50x73.
near Corbctt st. and Hamilton and
Seymour aves.
c Q!ift Good lot on Hawthorne ave., be
v wwV lween East 30th and 37th sts.
5 oft ft Five choice lots In Park Addition,
1) ouu Alblna; a big money-maker.
Q KfiCi Lot 4. block 1. Hanson's Addition.
"P wwU bejng. soxlOO feet.. N. E. cor. 27th
and East Washington.
$cnft East-front lot on East 10th st, near
u Lincoln.
C fift ft Very choice lot on East Sth st., bc
tp uuu tween Tillamook and Thompson sts.
$crn Good south-front lot on Upshur st,
oou between 23th and 20th sts.
SI 000 Lota on Savler tft near 25th-
c: IS ft ft Choice lot on Northrup st, between
JP-LUUU o-tj, and 28th 3,
R1 rftft Choice north-front lot on Overton st,
ipiuuu between 24th and 23th sts.
fiJIFiftft 100x100 feet south sldo of Schuyler
jpiouu aL near 1Stn
31 fiftft 100x100 feet, S. W. corner 14th and
910UU Hancock sts.
S1 Qftft 100x100 feet. N. W. corner 14th and
.pioUU ecnuyicr stB.
SI 700 Eaj?t-ront lot orf 23d st- near Mar-
m fiftft That veT attractive 100x100 feet. S.
.pxoww w cor 1Mh and Schuyier sts.
WAKEFIELD, FEIES & CO.
220 STARK STREET.
L
4
Business Property
yielding good interest.
Good Unimproved Bus
iness and Residence
Lots. Warehouse Sites
with railroad facilities.
Acreage.
Shaw, Macleod '& Co.
243 Stark St., near 2d
i
.o....e .4
Grussi Si Higiey's
Bargains in Real Estate
SQ7S Lot on East Pine, near 26th st.
w W worth $750.
C A OK Corner lot In Alblna. $323, lot in
? 60 Sunnyslde.
$eiTLi Quarter block In Glencoe. all In
I OV XrujU ?350 lot ln Glencoe.
e-l Q A House, East 14th and Ivan. $600,
ipiMiW Groom house and lot. Montavllla.
cfjKA 5-room house and corner lot. Will-'
nJiuu lams ave. installments.
CO Aft ft Swell cottage, on Thurman st., at
vwvu entrance to new fair grounds.
COinn Neat house. block, full of frulj.
v"lu" shrubbery, rcses, barn. 43d and E.
Taylor.
See today's classified columns for farms and
business chances.
Grussi & Wlgky
Nolnry Pnlillc. Phone Main 305.
133 Third Street, Near Alder.
INDIAN WAR YETERANS.
A bill has passed Congress to pension Indian
War Veterans who served as enlisted men or
officers 30 days or more In any of the following
designated wars. Widows of veterans, who
have cot remarried, are entitled to a pension:
1. Florida and Georgia Seminole 1817-1818
2. Fever River of Illinois 1S27
3. Sac and Fox of Illinois 1S31
4. Sabine Indian disturbances 1S30-1S37
5. Cayuso War cf Oregon Territory... 1S47-1S4S
0. Florida Wars 7...1M2-1SS3
7. Texas and New Mexico 1849-1SC3
8. Utah Indian disturbances 1850-1833
8. California Indian disturbances 1S51-1M0
10. Oregon and Washington Territory
Wars 1831-1S30
In order to properly prepare applications, full
name and service of soldier ehould be sent me.
If soldier be dead, then full namo of widow,
ln addition to said service. Address
T. A. WOOQ. Claim Attorney. Portland. Or.
CREAMERY BUTTER
IP YOU WANT THE BEST BUY
Mt. Hood Crenmery rjOc
Sknmokawa Crenmery . 50c
Brownsville Creamery .30c
Good crenmery bntter. 45c
Good dairy 35c, 40c
Frchlt ranch esirs, dozen .45c
Picnic bams 12c
Lard, 5-pound pnll, cornionnd...50c
GOc tvn 35c
Sugar-cured liaxnn, lb .15c
LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO.
204 Yamnlll Street.
Choice Residence
rty .
Fine new 8-room house, complete In every
detail. In the most desirable residence por
tion of the city. No. 773 Lovejoy st- Price
$4S30. Call for key next door.
GEO. M. STRONG. Goodnough bldg.
FOR SALE CSEAP
32 acre oa Johnson Creek, mostly on north
side of creek: slopes gently to the south: fine
spring of water. Car lino surveyed across
land. Can be had cheap.
BUCHTEL & KERNS.
373 East Bumstde st.
s.. IRYINGTON '
fl'srn our own horn in tht h(tiMfuI Kuh'irS
J Advertisement, page 24.
NEW TODAY.
A FEW SPECIAL BAKGAINS
$3500
Full lot and 7-room cottare on
Chapman St., opposite Multnomah
Club; a great bargain. Right In
to'vn.
FULL LOT AND LARGE S-ROOM
home. 704 Flanders St.. between
21st and 22d: choicest location la
city. A great bargaln-
$6000
52x100 and modem 10-room house
on Zlst st., near YvasniBston.
Quarter block on 12th and Harri
son; fine location for fiats.
$5500
$5200 ass
w v cash.
100x100 adjoining terminal grounds.
warehouse property; $1W0
balanco C per 'cent
$11,500
Largd house and one of the
finest quarter blocks In Nob
Hill; fine shrubbery, beautuul
location. A good bargain.
SI 4,000
to build, and t
$25,000
That beautiful residence of the
late B. L. Stone, at 10th and
Salmon; the house cost S23.U0O
to build, and the property Is In fine condition.
100x100 on Seventh and Oak
Btj.; fine hotel site,
J
- r VA 30x100 and modern S-room house.
II III ruI1 Dascmcnt oa Qulmty t A
tTAAA COxlOO. Irving, between 2M and
III II I -4ln racUls MUth- A fcE111-
SAftAA 7 acres and large modern house, on
lllflll Mount Scott car line; nii sub
"IVVW urt,an home, at a bargain.
SfOf"A will buy the finest 5-acre tract,
fl ' ill suitable for platting, on Base Lino
w wU rftI1d. this side of Mount Tabor. If
taken quick.
5')) HO. 40 acres of fine land, on Base Line
LLJJ road' S mllea from center of city.
$1600
$1200
Beautiful block In Waverly. 200x
23U. No better buy la the city.
Full block. Patton's 2d Add.; It Is
block 2S. and Is a great snap.
Many otbr rood bargains on our list In all
classes of proDcrty.
Favorable 'enns on any of the above.
GRINDSTAFF & BLAIN. 248 Stark.
That very desirable
half block, 100x200
feet and fronting 100
feet on Seventh St.,
100 feet on Elghlh
st., and 200 feet on
Davis st., being di
rectly south of the
new Custom House,
a property with a
great big future . . .
WAKEFIELD,
FRIES & CO.
229 STARK STREET
NEW ADDITION TO
SUNNYS1DE
The 20 acres lying between
East Thirty - sixth and East
Thirty - eighth, East Yamhill
street and the Base Line road,
have been platted and the ad
dition is now on the market.
Steps have been taken to grade
the streets, put m sewers and
pipe Bfall Run water to every
lot.
Beautiful inside lots, $350.00
each; corner lots, $400.00
each.
- Terms easy; title perfect and
guaranteed.
Title Guarantees Trust Co.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce
HAWTHORNE AYENUE
ADDITION
This very desirable property, situate on
Hawthorne ave.. Is now placed on the mar
ket. Beautiful, level lots, no stumps, no
brush: all lots 50x100 feet. Sale will begin on
Monday. Come and make your selection. We
will until further notice offer the? lots at
$200 each. $25 cash, balance easy monthly or
quarterly payments. You cannot afford to mlsa
this opportunity to get a home close In. with
the advantage of first-claas car wrvlce.
LAMBERT & SARGENT.
3S3 East Washington st.
MAXWELL & KHAPP
REAL ESTATE
We have some very choice building lots In
Irvlngton for sale. Also in many other parts
of, the city, both on the East and West Sides.
It will be to your Interest to see us before
purchasing. Room 2. Chamber of Com.
FOR SALE OR RENT
50x120 and modern 10-room house, corner 20th
street and Market-street Drive; easy of access
and beautiful view.
R0UNTREE & DIAMOND
241 StarU Street, Corner Second.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Portland ral estate at lowest rates.
Titles Insured. Abstracts furnished.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
7 Chamber of Commerce. '
FORECLOSED PROPERTIES
City and farm, for sale on reasonable terms
at cash prices. "W. H. FEAR,
Falling bldg.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
THESE HAVE GOT TO SELL
A splendid building lot at the corner of
East ISth and Fremont ats. for $110.
A cozy 5-room cottage, four lots, fine gar
den, fruit and shrubbery. Just cast of Mount
Tabor. $000.
A lovely little home, nice cornor lot, 5
room house, one block school, convenient to
care. Park Place, $400.
A beautiful home, complete, 6-room house,
good barn, abundance fruit and shrubbery,
lot 50x142 feet, street Improved, sidewalk
laid. Mechanic St., three blocks east of Union
ave., $1250.
An elegant 100 feet square ln Bralnard
Tract, on the high land above Portland Flour
ing Mills. $350.
A 2&-acre lot, fronting on St. Johns car
line, near Northern Hill, for $050.
These are dead sure snaps.
R. H. DUNN, 110V5 First St.
I-
$2300-NEW G-ROOM. UP-TO-DATE HOUSE.
gooa location. .ast aiae; price includes car
pets and shades; a perfect Jewel.
$3000 Another new G-room and attic, up-to-date
house, sewer, gas, everything modem.
East Sid-: see It.
$5250100x100. modern 8-room house, nlee
location, on E. 16th at.; furnace, gas, grate:
cannot be duplicated for this price; may sell
house and one lot.
$1700 (J-room cottage, Sunnyslde. sewer,
street Improved: $300 cash, $20 monthly.
$G30 to $S50 Nice lots near baseball grounds.
24th and Vaughn.
$1700 New tt-room cottage, full basement;
thoroughly modern. E. 7th North.
If you want a good lot in any of the choice
locations on the East Side, see me before you
buy. Remember. I have snaps.
F. W. TORGLER. ICG Sherlock bids.
FOR A COLONY OF HOMESEEKERS
1500 acres, good srawberry and apple land,
east side Little AVJjlte Salmon River, Ska
mania County. Washington; G miles from
Hood River; 1000 stcs In one body of near
ly level A No 1 agricultural land; .TU) acres
timber; C to 10 acres ln cultivation; 7 miles
flume: 20 acres and store building on Colum
bia River, at Drain Landing; 000 Inches
water perpetual right already acquired; 10
cubic feet water per second filed on addlaion
al; good timothy and clover land; fine range;
title perfect; patented land. Price, Including
water rights and flume, $12 per acre cash.
If sold together, or will be sold ln any sized
lots to suit. Inquire of John Loland Hender
son and J. H. Short. Hood River, Or., or J.
D. Ccssy, Hligard. Or., sole owners.
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY SALE OK TRADE
&1 acres. 420 acres under uiow, balanco
woods and pasture, running stream, house,
barna, an exceptionally tine body of land,
situated la best sart famhlll County: bst
buy now on market, price, &2.30 per acre;
would take smaller farm as part pay.
215 acres, cholco farm, all cultivated and
pasture, excest 20 acres timber; fine dairy
and crals farm, uood buildings, on rallroaa.
warehouse on place, line roacs. In best part
of Yamhill County. Take home ln Portland
or Improved acreace near aa part .pay.
2uS acres, choice land, all fenced; 150 acres
cultivated. 10 acres nno orchard, good build
ings; lo miles from Portland: fine road.
KJ acres sood, level land near Vancouver:
400 fruit trees, chiefly apple3, beginning to
bsar; house, barn, other Improvements, $1000.
70-acro Improved farm; all good soil. 0
miles out; bargain; take some trade.
140 acres, nearly all rich swale, hay land:
0 acres cultivated, has yielded 100 bushels
oats and 3 to 4 tons of hay per acre; a-roora
house, large barns, mllkhouse. good orchard,
large spring of water, good level road to
Vancouver, 2 churches, 2 stores. 2 creameries,
schoolhouse. postofllce. within 1 mile: an
excellent dairy farm, and worth much mora
than orlce asked: 47500.
153 acres near Vancouver: 100 acres culti
vated, 75 acres bcaver-dam. good house,
dairy-house, 2 barns, orchard, living water;
can irrigate, fine road, good neighborhood,
convenient to church und school, rural mall
delivery. If you can't buy all. will divide.
"W hy buy 'poor or ordinary land when you can
get best world produces for so little money?
120 acres nearly all level land. 23 acres
fenced. 15 acres ln hay, nice orchard, berries,
house, barn, schoolhouse on place, mllo
to P. O.. -very fine outside stock range, beau
tiful stream and spring water, team, harness.
wagon, farm Implements, cow, 50 stands
bees, Clark County. Washington.
40 acres, all fenced. 4 acres cultivated,
good well and springs of water, 45 peach
trte. to apples. SO prunes. 3 cherries. 2
pears, grapes, shrubbery. ll5-story house.
18x24, with kitchen, pantry, porch, wood
shed, barn. 12 miles level road to Vancouver;
C775.
10 acres, all cultivated: 1 acre ln strawber
ries. 2 acres orchard: well watered, S-room
plastered house, wood work all grained, nice
porches, good barn, painted, nice chicken
park. Bargain. 4 miles out.
SO acres creek bottom; beautiful stream: 43
acies cultivated. 12 acres seeded to pasture,
good house, barn. team, harnoss. wason.
hack, farming Implements, hogs, chicken?. 33
head cattle, crop: near Vancouver; Immedi
ate possession. Bargain; all goes $3700.
10 acres near Vancouver; fine onion and
vegetable land: 5 acres "Winter apples,
grapes, currants, gooseberries, strawberries,
two good glass hothouses, with furnacos;
cost $1200 to build; house, barn, eta; can
make $1500 to $2000 per annum.
6 acres, a beautiful tract, fronting on St.
Johns car line.
CIT5T PROPERTT
7-room plastered house, good order, fine
basement, two cholco lots, nice location on
East 21st st.
7-room house, newly papered and painted
throughout, pantry, bath, basement, corner
lot, central location, on E. 10th St.; $2500.
Neat cottage and lot. nice location. Wood
lawn: easy terms, and only $G50.
G-room plastered nou3e, bath, basement,
near east end steel bridge; $2400.
Beautiful borne. 7-room house basement,
bath, pantry, bay windows, nicely finished;
two beautiful lots: nice fence; East 17th st
one block from car. Bargain. $2500.
Neat cottage, ground 60X100. on Belmont
St.. west of 20th; a bargain, now only $2000.
Splendid modern house. -3 full lots, nicely
located, on Improved street, on Woodlawa
car; beautiful view.
7-room hard-finished house, four full lots,
.n fruit, on car line, west of Sunnyslde:
good home, as well as good Investment: Im
mediate possession; $3200.
7-room hard-finished house, corner lot. one
block from car line, ln Holladay's Addition;
big barcaln If taken now; only 52650.
8-room plastered house, in good order; cor
ner lot, planked street, on car line, in Sun
nyslde; easy terms; bargain at $1230.
A very neat and beautiful cottage, ln
prime condition, east of Sunnyslde. between
Mount Tabor and Hawthorne-avenue car
'lines; easy Installments.
50x135 feet of ground, all set to fruit,
fronting on Portsmouth ave.. two blocks from
station; must be sold; don't tarry if you
want a nice lot.
0-room modern house. East 12th and Davis
streets.
7-room modern house, electric lights ln all
rooms, close In, on East Ankeny st.
The best home ln Ivanhne: sell or trade.
5-room cottage, bath, bay window, barn,
four lots, fruits, berries and flowers, furni
ture; nice location, overlooking Willamette.
8-roora modern house, nice halls, closets,
bath, basement, awnings for doors and win
dows, corner lot: best part of Sunnyslde.
Beautiful building lot between East Morri
son and Washington sts.. west of 14th st.
Call and see our complete list, or write us
what you want. Have many farms and acre
tracts, houses, building lots. Always some
good trades to offer.
J. A. HENKLE or A. A. BAKER, 210 and
221 Ablngton building. 100 Third st.
HOT-TIME BARGAINS DON'T WAIT!
$200 Lots 50x100, Hawthorne-Avenue Ad
dition. $350 Nice corner. 27th and Oregon; se It.
$400 Fine corner. 26th and Broaaway. street
Improved, city water.
$1000 each Choice lots on River bank, near
steel bridge, fine view.
$1500 12x68 feet on Crosby and Holladay
avenue, at approach of steel bridge; a fine
business property.
$160025x125. with good 2-story building,
on Mississippi avenue; incoma $15 per month;
a fine Investment.
$100075x200 feet on East Sth sL, near
Brooklyn.
$1850 Corner with storo building. Lnloa
avenue, very central.
LAMBERT & SARGENT. 3S3 E. Wash. St.
BARGAINS ,
5 acres, ln city limits, close to car, all ln
bearing orchard. $2750.
Good S-room 2-story modern house on Sixth
St.. within walking distance of business;
very cheap, $3000.
A large list of farms to choose from; prices
range from $1000 to $7000.
l.n vAaManMo ft 1 1 narta fir trie ItV
BORDEN & POLLOCK, 223 Ablngton bldg.
-I
RESIDENCE BUYS
Corner lot. 50x00. with 5-room-and-attIc cot
tage, a good home, $2000.
S-room and basement house, 187 Chapman
St.. 30-foot front lot. $3200.
A 5-room cottage. lot 40x50. on Third-street
car line, rents for $10 per month. $1250.
Numerous other residences -at reasonable
prices. DAVID S. STEARNS.
240 Washington st.
i
FOR SALE AND RENT LONG BEACH.
vasn. o-room cottage, near i-urii-wu nutci,
newly painted and papered. Judge Carey;
$400. IS lots, with two buildings, at Sea
vlcw, old Stout's place. $3a0. One-half
acre of ground at Tioga, fine view, $500.
Also several cottages for rent at Long eBach,
Wash Inquire of Frank Hacheney. room 314
commercial diock.
L
5-ROOM HOUSE. FINE LOT. $700; CORNER
lot. good house, nice home, $000; 5-room
house, $250 down, bargain $800; 12-room
house, best part of city. $3000; good house,
barn, yards, fine lot, $000; lot 75x100, good
house, $800. All property sold on easy
terms. Western Investment Co., room 3.
201 Morrison st.
TIBBETTS HOMESTEAD" CHOICE LOTS,
large ln size, accessible to three different car
lines on Clinton. Mllwaukie and Powell sts.
Prices from $300 to $G00 each. Easy pay
ments. . .
J. W. OGILBEE. room 11. 14oi First St.
FOR SALE 40 ACRES. 6i MILES FROM
courthouse. 1 mile from city limits, xfc mLe
south on G-mlle line on Taylor Ferry road,
running water, good barn, fair house. Una
place foi" dairy. Inquire on place, of 03car
Meyer, or L CO. Oregonlan.
FOR SALE SPECIAL. 18 ACRES. FINE
soil, cleared, level, on good graveled road;
small house: IVi miles Lents. Take Mount
Scott car. 5-cent fare. Must sell. Prlco
$2000. O. R. Addlton. Lents. Or.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON EASY MONTHLY
Installments, same as rent. Big fair and
bulldlns of Panama Canal will double prop
erty values. Now Is the time to buy. 234,$
Morrison, room 2.
NET3 OVER 0 PER CENT BRICK BLOCK,
three stories, four storerooms, well rented,
and rooming-house. 40 rooms; $25,000. part
down. Columbia Real Estate & Trust Co ,
3-i .Morrison st.
1
J. W. OGILBEE. ROOM 11. 145 FIRST ST.
LOT 50x100 FEET, with good 4-roomed cot
tare and stable close to car line on Union
avenue. In Alblna Homestead. Very cheap.
Price $550.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL A
new 7-room colonial house with all modem
Improvements: East Side: a great bargain, at
$2500; part cosh, balance 6 per cent. J 70.
Oregonlan.
4 ACRES. HALF IN BERRIES. NEAR ST.
car; new 8-room hard-finished very fine
house; new barn, etc. An Ideal suburban
home, $3000. 234 Morrison St., room 2.
LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS. JUST THE
place for gardens or suburban home: running
water; easy terms. Call on O. H. Mathews,
Mllwaukie. Or., between 2 and 4 P.M.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES ON 5TH. 6TH.
7th, 10th, from Harrison to Grant st. 531
Chamber Commerce. Also 1-story houso and
SOxlOO Canyon road: $475.
$1000 NEAT COTTAGE AND LOT 50x100
feet, at Woodlawn: part cash, balance in In
stallments. Inquire at M. Bllllsgs' Shoe
Store, 220 Morrison.
FINE TRACT OF ACREAGE. ON ELECTRIC
line, suitable for suburban home, strawberry
farming or platting. A snap. 231 Morri
son, room 2.
$7504-ROOM HOUSE AND 50x100, EAST
Sth St.: fine fruit trees, $400 cash. Snap.
Room 2. 234 Morrison at. Other bargains.
FOR SALE -ACRE TRACTS IN SUNNY
elope. West Meunt Tabor, near Base Line;
sell oa easy terms. Apply 2SI Morrison tit.