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THE SUNDAY OKEGONIAtf, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 28, 1902.
ENGLISH LIFE IN PARIS
THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING COLONY
AT THE FRENCH CAPITAL.
To a. Greater Extent Than Any Other
Foreign Contingent There It Pre
serves Its Individuality.
The English and American colony Is by
far the largest of all the foreign colonies
In Paris, and though English and Amer
ican people certainly love and appreciate
Paris the most, they are probably of all
strangers -within our gates those who live
the most apart from their French neigh
bors, -whom they never understand' and
whoso life they never assimilate, says a
writer In the London Leader. It is
probably owing to the fact of their non
adaptibllity to exterior influences and
their usual lack of moral and mental as
similation that Englishmen make such
admirable colonists. They take with
them everywhere their own habits and
customs, and whatever spot of ground
they inhabit in the whole wide world,
be it in a civilized country or among
barbarians, that spot then becomes Eng
land because Englishmen live there. The
same remark does not, however, apply to
the Americans, who are much more as
similative. In Paris, for Instance, the rich
American residents eventually, though by
degrees, merge into French life. Of
course, it must be taken Into account that
the separation between the Anglo-Saxon
colonies and the people of Paris Is owing
at least as much to the excluslveness of
the French as to the nonadaptablllty of
the Saxon element. The French bourgeois
looks upon the English or American set
tler with distinct distrust. As France is
the music hall of the world, the good
bourgeois thinks that the stranger has
come to amuse himself at the Moulin
Rouge or at Maxim's, and does not admit
him to his familiar hearth even when he
comes armed with letters of introduction.
Besides the class of rich Americans who
come to reside in Paris for a few years
there Is another class of Anglo-Saxon res
identsboth English and American which
Is by far the most interesting. I speak of
those who consider Paris the great Alma
Mater of art, and come to study. Large
numbers of English and American stu
dents settle in Paris for three or four
years in the pursuit of some art music,
singing, painting, sculpture and architect
ure being the principal subjects studied
by them. They cdme for work alone, and
not to go into society. The men some
times have French comrades, who live
the outdoor life of the French student
and entertain their Anglo-Saxon friends
at the cafes and beer rooms of the cap
ital, but do not take them into their
homes. As for the women students, who
live alone in lodgings, pensions, or small
furnished flats, living a free, Bohemian
life, they very rarely make friends among
French girls, because their free mode of
existence strikes terror Into the hearts of
French parents. I have known many
English and American girl students who
have lived in Paris during their student
days, three or four years, and who have
even Anally settled here, who have never
had a single French woman friend. But,
although they keep very much to them
selves, forming a class apart, they are
none the less merry for that, and they
enjoy with keen relish all the advantages
of what might be called exterior Paris,
such as the museums, the large, free state
schools, the cheap art schools, the cates,
etc., which are open to the stranger as
well as to the French resident.
There are great numbers of Anglo-Saxon
students in the architectural schools and
in the ateliers of the Beaux Arts, and all
the free lectures given in connection with
the establishment are free to students of
all nationalities. At the Sorbonne all
those lectures which are not specially re
served for those who have already "taken
a preliminary degree are also free and
open to all, and, indeed, there is a spe
cial series of lectures at the Sorbonne
which have been organized for the bene
fit of foreign students only, for Paris
welcomes the youth of all countries to
the educational advantages which she of
fers to her own sons, and the finest and
most celebrated professors of the world
at the Sorbonne, in the schools of art,
etc., give their services and the benefits
of their wonderful teaching free gratis
and for nothing, and to one and all alike.
The colony of Anglo-American students
is scattered all over Paris, but principally
In the Latin Quarter, where most of the
schools and ateliers are to be found.
There are two or three endowed homes
for English girl students, but the ma
jority prefer to live In cheap lodgings,
and very often two or three of them club
' together and set up a small establishment
of their own. If they are to reside some
time in Paris, they take a low-rented flat
somewhere in the vicinity of Montpar
nasse, furnish It cheaply, and generally
either do their own housework or have a
woman servant In for a few hours a
day, who keeps the house clean and pre
pares them their breakfast. Their other
meals they take at small restaurants or
at creameries, where they go together In
groups. Some of these establishments
cater for this special class of customer.
and the eating-house assumes the propor
tions of a club, where English-speaking
students meet and discuss their art over
their simple meals. Here you can get a
luncheon or dinner for 1 franc 50 centimes,
or 1 franc 75 centimes, consisting of a
hors d'oeuvre or a plate of soup, a plate
of meat and vegetables, a small piece of
cheese and a cup of black coffee. Some
times even you can get red wine as well,
Girl students whose means are limited
can get a furnished room In the Latin
Quarter for 40 francs a month; when two
or three friends club together and take a
flat, the general lodging expenses, includ
ing the servant's wages and concierge's
fee, generally work out at about the same
figure per head. But even when it comes
to a little more than that, the advantages
of more freedom and Independence have
to be considered.
HE- KNEW DICKENS.
Wallace Yates Recalls Incidents In
Life of the Novelist.
BALLSTON, Or., Dec. 22. (To the Edi
tor.) The recent death of George Dolby,
long-time manager for Charles Dickens,
recalls some incidents which may be of
interest to those who are eager for anec
dotes in which public men figure. When
I was a boy our family resided just
across the road from the residence of
George Dolby, in a suburb of a town in,
the West of England immortalized by
Pope. One Summer', about 1SG7, I think,
Mr. Dickens came down for a few days'
visit to the Dolbys, bringing with him a
little black Danish pony, no larger than
a Shetland, as a present for Dolby's eld
est boy. The boy was too young to man
age th'e pony, which was unbroken, so It
was" turned Into my brother's pasture,
which was partly in orchard. The little
fellow was quite gentle, apparently, so,
boylike, I jumped on his back one day
without bridle or halter. But he darted
off at full speed, I holding to the mane,
until Ignomlniously swept off his back
by a sturdy apple limb under which the
pony darted. y
I well remember seeing Mr. Dickens sit
ting on the lawn with the Dolby family,
the few evenings he was there, usually
with one of the children on. his knee. For
some years following that "hallowed"
lawn was the regular croquet ground for
us young folks.
George Dolby married Marian Ursula
Moes, daughter of the church organist In
that same town. She was a singer of ex
ceptional ability, who, before marriage,
sung in concerts in many English cities.
The Moss family were all accomplished
musicians. WALLACE YATES.
Going: to St. LonlsT
If so, better learn about the new service
Inaugurated by the O. R. & N. via Den
ver and Kansas City. Inquire city ticket
office. Third and Washington.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
PORTLAND, Dec. 27.-8 P. M. Maximum
temperature. 43; minimum temperature, 37;
river reading:. 11 A. M.. 8.8 feet; change In 24
hours. 0.5 toot; total precipitation, 5 P. M.
to 5 P. M.. 0.21 Inch; total precipitation since
SepU 1, 1002, 22.20 Inches; normal precipita
tion since Sept. 1, 1002, 18.27 Inches; excess.
S.03 Inches; total sunshine Dec 20, 0:5S; pos
sible sunshine Dec 23, 8:30; barometer (reduced
to sea level) at 5 P. .M., 30.27.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
STATIONS. g m? a o "
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Astoria 4410.00 W Pt. cldy
Baker City 34 T NW Clear
Bismarck 18! T S Clear
Boise 40)0.00 NW Clear
Eureka 4SI0.3O 6 NE Clear
Helena 341 T 20 SW Clear
Kamloops, B. C....13OI0.00 Clm Clear
North Head 4010.40 SE Cloudy
Pocatello 132! T 10 SW ICloudy
Portland 14310.21 W Clear
Sacramento 5010.00 6 N Clear
Salt Lake 38 0.01 8 NW Pt. cldy
San Francisco 54 0.00 10 NW Clear
Spokane 30 0.00 S Pt- cldy
Seattle 42 0.02 8 NW Raining
Walla Walla 44 O.OO S Clear
Light.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Light showers here occurred today along the
Northern California coast. In Western Wash
ington and Western Oregon, and llcht
snow flurries are reported In Eastern Oreeon
and Southeastern Idaho. Elsewhere fair weath
er has prevailed.
It is much cooler this evening In .Northern
Nevada, Northern Utah and In the North Pa
cific States cast of the Cascade Mountains.
The indications are for partly cloudy weather
In this district Sunday, with probably a scat
tering showers In Western Oregon and W estern
Washington.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours
ending at midnight Sunday, December 28:
Portland and vicinity Partly cloudy, with
possibly an occasional shower during the fore
noon; winds becoming northerly.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Partly cloudy, with possibly an occasional
shovrer; west to north winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Partly cloudy, with moderately low
temperatures. A. B. WOLLABER.
MEETING NOTICES.
ATTENTION, EAGLES! All members of
Portland Aerie. No. 4, are requested to assem
ble at Eagle's Hall. cor. 2d and Yamhill sts.,
Sunday at 12 o'clock noon, to attend the funer
al of our late brother. J. Gugllelmo.
JOHN A. WATTSON. Worthy Pres.
T. B. McDEVITT, JR., Worthy Sec
HALL FOR RENT Artisan Hall, Ablngton
bldg., for rent each Monday evening. For
particulars call E. E. Van Alstlne, 512 Mar
quarn bldg.
ATTENTION. ELKS ! Members of Portland
Lodge. No. 142. and all visiting Elks are
urgently requested to meet at Elks Hall at 9:30
A. M. SHARP, for the purpose of 'attending
the funeral of our late brother, Isaac Stein
helser. By order
E. W. ROWE. Secretary.
HALL OF INDUSTRY LODGE. NO. 8, A.
O. U. W. The members of Industry, No. 8,
and Port-Indus, No. 57, D. of H.. and their
families will hold a Joint open meeting tomor
row (Monday) night at 8 o'clock, at their
lodjeroom. An Interesting programme has been
arranged, including a Christmas tree. A good
time Is In store for all. By order of Committee.
HALL OF INDUSTRY LODGE. NO. 8. A.
O. U. W. Members are notified that the funer
al of our late brother, J. A. Crouch, will be
held tomorrow (Monday) morning, at the hour
of 10:30 o'clock, at the parlors of the Edward
Holman Undertaking Co.. cor. 4th and Yamhill
sts. Let every member attend.
H. P. EMERY. Master Workman.
Attest: JOHN W. PADDOCK, Recorder.
FIDELITY LODGE. NO. 4. A. O. U. W.
Members please take notice that the officers for
ensuing term " will be Jointly Installed with
those of Fidelity Lodge, No. 14. D. of II., on
Thursday evening. January 1. In Woodman
Hall, East Gth and Alder. Come and bring
your families.
Jr. S. McFADDEN, Master workman.
Attest: CLARENCE J. WHEELER, Recorder.
HALL OF PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 27. A.
O. U. W. All members and their families and
friends are earnestly requested to attend a
Joint Installation of Portland. No. 27, and Port
Indus, ko. 07. on Friday. Jan. 2. An enter
tainment will be given, after which refresh
ments will be served. Come one. come all, and
nave a good time. N. C. JOGAL. M. w.
Attest: T. H. Fearey. Recorder.
tt att. no nrTT TVnTTC -VTrt r.T t ntn TT
All members are cordlalfy Invited to attend
a basket social. Wednesday. Dec. 31. Sisters
will please bring their best baskets and have a
gooa time. mks. k. supple,
Chief of Honor.
MYRTLE UNION. NO. 71. ORDER OF
WASHINGTON, will hold a special meeting at
Foss Hall, corner Hawthorne and Grand ave
nues, Monday evening. December 20, 1902
Comrades are requested to be present. Bus!
ness of Importance.
ALICE SMITH. President.
LUCY BOSCOW. Secretary.
G. A. R. There will be a Joint
installation or otneers of Georco
Wright Post and Lincoln-Garfield
Post, G. A. R.. also the W. R. C.
of each cost, on Friday evening.
January 2. 1002. at Grand Army
nan, First and Taylor streets. All
comrades and their famines cor
dtally Invited.
D. K. ILIFF.
Commander George Wright Post.
R. V. PRATT.
Commander Lincoln-Garfield Pjst.
OREGON LODGE. NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS. Members are requested to meet at
castle hall. Auditorium bldg.. at 10 A. M. Mon
day. Dec 20, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, John A. Crouch, to be held at Hol-
man's undertaking parlors. 21. FRIED.
Chancellor Commander.
BORN.
McNAIR At St. Vincent's Hospital. Portland,
Or., December 24, 11H2. to Mr. and Mrs. wai
ton D. McNalr. a daughter.
FARRRAR Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Far-
rar, at the home of Mrs. Farrar's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Laird. 250 Fargo at.,
Dec 27, 1002, a daughter, weight 0V: pounds.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
STEINHEISER Dec.25. Isaac Stelnhelser, be
loved son or soi ano alary Bteinneiaer, brotn
er of Will Stelnhelser. Mrs. Aaron Frelden
rich and Mrs. S. J. Freedman. aged 40 years,
3 months and 19 days. Funeral from his late
residence, 574 Hoyt st., Sunday morning at 10
o clock. Friends invited.
HAMERIN At St. Vincent's Sanitarium, De
cember za. jonas uamerm, age an years, ifu
"heral todav. December 2S, from Dunning &
Campion's undertaking parlors, 206 Burnslde
st.. at 2 P. M. Friends invited.
CROUCH In .this city. December 20. 1002. at
6:40 F. M.. at nis late residence. 457 Davis
etreet. John A. crouch, ace Si years, Fu
neral services from Holman's undertaking
parlors at iu:au a. ai., Monday, December 29
Friends invited. Services at the grave prl
vate. no nowers.
JOHNSON In this city. Dec 27. 1002, Gabriel
days. Friends and acquaintances are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, which will be held from Flnley s chape!
at 2 P. M. Monday, Dec. 29. Interment Lone
Fir cemetery.
J. P. FINLEY & SOS. ProsrcHalre
Fancrnl Directors and Embalmcrs,
cor. 3d and Mndixon street. Com
petent Indy a't. Botk phones No. O.
EDWARD HOLMAN. Undertaker,
4th and Yamhill at. Rcna Stlnson.
lady Bsxlntant. Botu plionei Ne. CO 7.
NEW TODAY.
A J. FARMER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer, Third and Jefferson By dealing with
me you will save 20 per cent. 100 pounds
best dry-eranulated sugar. $5: 4-gal. Jatket ta
ble syrup. $1.75; 1 gal. old Missouri sorghum,
50c; 2 cans Singapore pineapple. 25c; 2 pack
ages Grape Nuts, 25c; 2 packages Force. 25c;
2 packages Malta Vita. 25c; 1 package Scotch
oats, 10c; 1 package Ralston oats, 10c; 3
pounds broken Java coffee, 25c; 1 pound
Royal baking nowdcr, 40c; 2 packages Ccro
Frulto. 25c; 7 packages Indian bread flour,
25c; 3 packages Imported macaroni, 25c;
3-pound package best plain mixed candy. 23c;
1 pound Arm & Hammer soda, 5c; 10-pound
box soda crackers. COc; 2 bottles Snlder's
catsup, 35c: 3 cans tomatoes or corn, 25c;
1 pound good black tea. 25c; 1 pound Toung
Hyson tea, 25c; 0 bars Fels Naptha soap. 25c;
8 bars Owl soap. 25c: 12 bars Royal Savon
soap, 25c; 7 rounds Italian prunes, 25c; 1C
pounds California prunes, 25c; best Eastern
hams, per pound, 14c; 10 lbs. Japanese rice,
45c; 10-pound sack cornmeal, 25c; 10 pounds
small white beans, 45c; 2-pound brick codfish,
15c; 1 aound washed currants, 10c; 3 pack
ages best seeded raisins. 25c; 1 pound citron.
15c; 3 pounds seedless raisins, 25c; 3 pounds
home-made mincemeat, 25c: 1 pound jop-
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES.
"Rooms," "Rooms and Board." "Housekeep
jae Rooms," "Situation Wanted." 15 words or
less. 15 cents; 16 to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 .to
25 words, 2.1 cents, etc No discount for ad.
dIUonal Insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "New
Today. 10 cents for 15. words or less; 10 to
afl words. 40 cents; 21 to 25 words, 50 cents,
etc first Insertion. Each additional Insertion,
one-half; no further discount under one month.
"NEW TODAY" (sauce measure agate), 15
nts per line, first insertion: 10 cents per line
for each additional Insertion.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care The Oregonlan and left at this
offlce, should always be Inclosed In sealed en
velopes. No stamp Is required on such letters.
The Oreconlan will not be responsible tor
errors in advertisements taken mrouca i
telephone.
NEW TODAY.
RESIDENCES
CtCOSAFor new 8-room dwelling, with all
3dOU modern conveniences. Just completed,
In one of the best residence localities.
J Kft'ft For a modern 8-room dwelling on tne
540UU -west SWe in Very good locality; all
modern conveniences.
CQftflft For 8-room dwelling In West Irvlng
vOvuu t0 one block from car line; modern
throughout.
CO K Aft For an 8-room dwelling in S. Fort-'
3tUU land w 50x75. city water, sewer.
gas.
C or: fin For modern dwelling of 7 rooms,
JBOUVV ust Comrlcted. located In desirable
portion of East Side; small cash payment;
balance In Installments.
eonrtfl For 6-room cottage. Just finished,
p o v u l; juodern throughout: part cash, bal
ance to suit uurchascr.
CM enn For centrally located business prop
iptuu erty wIth flata econd floor: will sell
or exchange for good vacant property.
WnrnltrtTtCA r factory site on East Side.
uniUlUU&e abuttlmr Southern Pacific
Railway, for sale at a very low figure within
the next week. An exceptionally good Invest
ment. $10 500 For 20 acres of very choice land,
pj.Vr,UUU 0iy th - blocks -from Mr lln'
a very line view of Portland from the premises,
especially suitable for platting into acre lots.
Hartman, Thompson & Powers
o Chamber of Commerce.
WILLIAM G. BECK SCO.
Financial Agents.
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans
City and Suburban Property
1 000 New cottare. 5 rooms, and b&se
vw ment; East Side.
$1250 Nw 8"room Mount Tabor.
Slfiftft New, modern, 7 rooms, bath, cement
PJ.OW basement.
$2300 03erl1 10-room house. South Port
al 800 Kew modern house, East Yamhill st.
$4000 j'aday"1' 10 rooms' lot B0xl00 Ho1
C7KAO Modern 10-room house, lot SOxlOO,
jp I OOU Jefferson street.
$4500 100x110 on Irving st, near 22d.
$4500 100x100 011 GUsan street.
$12 000 Four flats central.
$16,000 Four flats-central-
321 MORRISON STREET.
FEED MILL
AT AUCTION
BY ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT, OWING TO THE DISSOLU
TION OF THE COPARTNERSHIP OF
BILLION MILLING CO., THEIR FEED
MILL, FEED STORE AND GOOD
WILL, TOGETHER WITH THREE
YEARS' LEASE OF THREE-STORY
BRICK, 100X100, DOING A MONTHLY
BUSINESS OF $10,000, WILL BE SOLD
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT AUC
TION FOR CASH, ON PREMISES, 148
TO 154 UNION AVENUE, JANUARY 5,
1903, AT 10 A. M.; MACHINERY COST
$5400. FOR FURTHER PARTICU
LARS CALL ON PREMISES.
100x100, ONLY FOUR
BLOCKS FROM HO
TEL PORTLAND
$11,5
David S. Stearns
249 Washington Street
Bargains
50x100
On the southeast corner of East
13th and East Alder streets, with
cottage and small store. This Is opposite the
Ctntral School, and will easily rent for $30 per
month, will sell email stock or merchandise
In store. If wanted.
1 nn-vl HO n the northeast corner of 20th
lUVAluu ana savler streets, partly Im
proved, with three cottages renting for $52 per
month, tor furtner particulars apply to
B0UNTREE & DIAMOND
241 Stark Street, Corner Socond.
For Sale
Two modern dwelling-houses, now In course
of construction, will be finished about Feb
ruary 1. Located on west side of 24th street,
near Overton: finest residence part of city.
Price reasonable; only about one-fourth cash
required, caiance on long terms, to suit pur
chaser. Call or address owner, 7S7 GUsan st
Light! Light! Light!
Now Is the time to discard your expensive
Welsbach and electric lights and substitute the
famous Bray Asbestos Burner: greatest gas
saving device ever known: guaranteed to give
twice the light of any other burner, and to
last ten years. Tnis week only, 10 cents eacn.
F. J. Bonney, 220 Stark street. Agents wanted.
Cut thia out.
PARR18H,WATKINS&G0.
Established 1S72.
REAL ESTATE
Insurance, Honsc, Investment anil
Loan Agents, 250 Alder St.
COMFORTABLE HOME
Modern S-room house. In suburbs, one block
from best electrically heated car line In city.
will be completed Jan. 1; will sell cheap for
cash or monthly payments. Investigate this If
looking for a bargain. Teiepnone Front 1102,
or address E 3S, Oregonian.
Crematorium.
on Oregon City
car line, near
Scllwool; mod
fccrn. scientific.
IO o m. n 1 e t e.
Charges: Adults,
L5: children. $25.
v .titors. s io o i-. At. i'ortiana Cremation
Association, l'ortlanc.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Portland real estate at lowest rates.
Titles Insured. Abstracts furnished.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
7 Chamber of Comznercr ;
NEW TODAY.
The Ford -Wilson
Auction Co.
Has Eeceived Instructions to
Sell, Without Reserve, a Se
lect Lot of Furniture, Etc.i
THE CONTEXTS OP 12ItOOMS, IN
CLUDING GOOD, TYPEWRITER,
COUNTER SCALES, LOT OF EXTRA
HEAVY INOLEU3I, BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS (hcantifal design), RUGS,
ART SQUARES, COOK. STOVES AND
HEATERS, KITCHEN TREASURE,
ETC., ETC.
Sale Monday, Next, 10 A. M., at
182 First St.
WILSON & FORD,
Aactionccrs.
Auction Sale of Groceries
at Cor. of First and Hall Sts.
Tuesday Noxt, at 10 A. 31., m
"We will tell that complete stock of jrrocerles.
Including; sugars, teas, coffees, flour, hams,
etc. At 10 A. M. ohara we sell the fixtures,
which Include four good showcases; one cheese
case; one good counter; one large coffee mill;
one office drsk; one large refrigerator; one oil
tank; one awnlnar: ONE CASH REGISTER;
ONE DAYTON COMPUTING SCALES. ONE
STIMPSON COMPUTING TEA SCALES, etc
Sale corner First and Hall. Tuesday next, at
10 A. M. WILSON & FORD, Auctioneers.
Auction Sale of Furniture
at Salesrooms, 182 First St.,
Wednesday Next, at 10 A. M.
Our warehouse and salesrooms are filled with
valuable furniture, delivered to us to be sold
without reserve, eo on Wednesday next the
quick bidder will set BARGAINS NEVER BE
FORE HEARD OF. EVERY THIN U KJSUES
SARY FOR HOUSEKEEPING IS IN THIS
LOT. We will have another lot of those fine
pictures, mirrors, brackets, etc., and a rood
pair of parallel bars for gymnasium, we win
send the old year out with a rush at 182 First
street.
"WILSON & FORD. Auctioneers.
Our Friday Sale
Will Include a variety of FANCY GOODS,
GROCERIES. BOOTS AND SHOES. CLOTH
ING. GENTS' KID GLOVES. MEN'S WORK
ING GLOVES. STATIONERY. FANCY
CROCKERY. ETC.. ETC. V -SALE
EVERY FRIDAY. 10 A. M., AT 182
FIRST STREET.
WILSON & FORD, Auctioneers.
Notice of Auction Sale
of Dairy Ranch Stock
Implements and House
hold Furniture, Etc, on
Saturday, Jan. 10, 1903.
THE FORD-AVILSON AUCTION CO.. HAV
ING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR.
C. M. ANDERSON TO SELL "WITHOUT RE
SERVE. AT HIS RANCH.
One Mile East of Lents' School
House, Between the Powell
and Foster Roads,
35 first-class milch cows; 7 head young stock:
1 Jersey and Holsteln bull; 2 spans of gooa
delivery horses; 2 .milk wa&ons; 1' farm wagon
1 top. buggy; 2 set's double harness; 1 set single
harness; 3 fat hogs; 2 young pigs; select lot of
chickens; cnampion mower ana rae; piow;
feed cutters; 1 large milk tank, and about 100
milk cans, and all the other articles necessary
to conduct a large milk rancn, as well as an
the contents of a well-furnlshed home. THE
TERMS ARE CASH.
SALE SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 10 A. M..
AT THE RANCH. ONE MILE EAST OF
LENTS SCHOOLHOUSE.
WILSON & FORD, Auctioneers.
Our last sale for 1002. "we return our sin
cere thanks to our patrons and friends, and
wish them a HAPPY NEW YEAR.
On Tuesday Next, Dec. 30,
Wo are Instructed to sell by auction by Mrs.
Williamson, who Is leaving the city, her furni
ture, carpets, etc., consigned to
BAKER'S AUCTION ROOMS
CORNER ALDER AND PARK, including:
Five-piece parlor suit; mahogany, center table,
to match; brass stand and banquet lamps; box
couch, spring edge; oak combination desk; gol
den oak open bookcase; first-class sewing ma
chine (Wheeler & Wilson, No. 0); handsome
pictures and easula; oak extension table; set
dining chairs; carver's chair; small oak side
board; buffet. In golden oak and swell front;
hall rack; hall lamp; silk screen; costly
couches; handsome Iron beds. In blue, cream
and cold; two bedroom eets; cabinet folding
bed, all complete, with best springs, hair and
wool mattresses, goose-feather pillows; elegant
oak dressers; chiffoniers; Axmlnster, velvet
and Brussels carpeta; portieres; oil heating
stoves and alr-tlghts; kitchen range; tubs. etc.
ALSO THE BALANCE OF CUT GLASS lert
from last sale. 2(1 pieces, the highest grade In
the city; collection of shells, etc. THE CUT
GLASS WILL BE SOLD AT THE COM
MENCEMENT OF SALE, AT 10 A. M.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
On Friday Next, Jannary 2,
CORNER ALDER AND PARK, a full line of
household goods and furniture, bedding, car
pets, stoves, etc Also a consignment of men's
shoes and other goods. Sale at 10 A. M.
Phone Black 1812.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
AT GILMIAIN'S
Yery Attractive Auction Sale of
Fine Furniture from Resi
dence. We are Instructed (In order to close condi
tional rale) to sell 'by PUBLIC AUCTION for
the parties interested on
Tuesday Next, Dec. 30, at 10
A. M., at 411 and 413 Wash
ington St.,, almost new fur
niture -
Was bought only a SHORT TIME AGO, and
little used. Including: Beautiful, complete BED
ROOM SUITS; plate mirror and twice 'FOLD
ING BED; buffet; iron beds, with curlcd-halr
mattresses: springs; pretty COUCH; valuable
pieces PARLOR FURNITURE: leather chair
and rocker; sideboard; Morris chair; two rugs,
in Axmlnster, 0x12 feet; pretty rockers; steel
range; bedding; lady's desk. In oak; roll-top
desk; beautiful oak round EXTENSION TA
BLE, with chairs to match: CHIFFONIER;
DRESSERS. Also at same time all the furni
ture from EAST SIDE RESIDENCE.
Sale TUESDAY NEXT, 10 A. M. BUYERS
will do well to ATTEND this sale.
S. L. N. OILMAN, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of Household Fur
niture On FRIDAY NEXT. JANUARY 2. 1003. at
10 A. M at 411 and 413 Washington, street,
we will sell all the furniture of residence, for
party going to California. Particulars later.
SALE FRIDAY.
S. L. N. OILMAN, Auctioneer.
ACRE TRACTS
Acre tracts on the Peninsula, from $20O to
$000 per acre. One-fourth cash, balance easy
Installments; suitable for platting: .on the
electric line. UNIVERSITY LAND CO..
251 Sixth street.
ft
NEW TODAY.
The Great Differ-
ence between St.
Johns and any
other suburb
Is that St. Johns has a
commercial future It
has railroad and river,
and splendid harbor,
broad and deep It has
factories In operation
In short, it has busi
ness behind It and bus
iness ahead of It and
business means em
ployment and employ
ment means popula
tion and population
means increase of val
ues. In buying prop
erty look to the future
of the locality.
Quarter, half and
acre lots, $150, $300,
$600, sold on Install
ments. Each lot fronts
on one or more streets
and Is handy to car
line. Each lot may be
subdivided.
HARTMAN, THOMPSON &
POWERS
3 Chamber of Commerce
The Wise Man Looks Ahead!
We own many choice lots in
DSTOCK
Let us build a home for you.
By Spring your home will be
ready for occupancy, and YOU
will be known as a wise man.
The foolish man will wait until
Spring to make his arrange
ments. He will find a!! our
contractors busy. He will have
to camp out. Are you wise or
are you not? Call on us for
particulars.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
of Oregon.
100 THIRD STREET.
Washington Co. & Portland
Real Estate Assn.
Heidel & Wail, Mgvs.
WAIT AND "WATCH FOR ANOTHER OF
OUR WASHINGTON COUNTT FARM "ADS."
IN NEXT SUNDAY'S OREGON1AN. TODAY
IS DEVOTED TO SOME SURPRISES IN CITY
BUYS. SEE OUR "AD." OF BUSINESS
CHANCES IN ANOTHER COLUMN OF THIS
ISSUE.
7 7? fin-marl Modern and valuable residence
AtUUIIiUU nn Ka- Ankenv: nearly new.
with barn. Price $3500. Terms.
n iA.mnJ house and nine lots: lots sell-
I Awuiucu. ing ftt j40o each. near two
lines; on account or owner
leaving town, will sell below
cost; price only $4DUO.
"RinTno and basement at Sunnyside;
vf ijmo new nouse; some cnoice iruit.
Price S1200.
7Pnnmal be'autltul residence at Monta
ixoumeu vina. barn Jot icoxioo: 12
fruit tree3. Price $lo00.
Terms.
7 1?nnmorl residence at Sellwood; four
JLVUUIIieU larre lots; fruit. Price $1500.
flffinno ROOM 38. 105 4TH ST.. COR.
UlllLGb MORRISON. MAIN STREET,
HUjL,SKUKU, uk.
WHY PAY RENT
Down and mommy payments
will place you in your own home?
We have two modern homes
well located on the East Side for
sale at the above terms. All lat
est improvements and reasonable
in price.
HARTMAN, THOMPSON &
POWERS
3 Chamber of Commerce
$1400
$1700
$2000
$2200.
$2850
$3000
$4250
7-room house. 691 Orogon street
full lot. 50x100 feet.
8-room house. 185 East 20th st.
corner Pacific, with 100x100 feet.
Comfortable 8-room house, 88 Good
sell avenue; nam; mjxiw lot.
That very attractive cottage, 535
Tillamook street, corner East 12th
at.; 5 rooms; every convenience.
Good 7-room house, 237 Stanton st.
full corner lot.
House, 327 Front street; 50x100
lot.
Nearly new 8-room house. 545 Sec
ond st.; cast front; 50x100 feet lot.
inn 1 0l, UIAn Good 8-room house,
tMV oucui 40x100 feet lot. .east
Biuo ol iin st., near
Montgomery street
choice location.
9QK Iftfli Stmof Corner Columbia st
iwi uuu commoaious is - room
house, with a frontage
of 132 feet on 10th at,
WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO.
220 Sturlc Street.
oi9ttaeeoe(ttettt
0 Do you want one acre?
1 Do yon want two acres ?
0 Do you want three, four or five acres
9 of good land, well cultivated and In
9 young fruit? We havo It. near the car
e line, on easy terms; 5-cent fare.
1 Maxwell & Knapp
a Room 2 Chamber of Commerce.
TRINITY CHURCH SITE
For sale, the remaining east lots. N. and W.
of Oak and 5th sts.. In the new business cen
ter. For prices, etc., call on the sole agents,
t. x Andrews & wo., narnmon oiag-
WHEN $500
JfKW TODAY.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY THE
Title Guarantees Trust Co.
CKft Neat little cottage of four rooms,
P lot 25x100, with alley. Vancouver
avenue, near Beech etreet.
aftff Woodstock, onlv one block from car;-
JJJAUUV lare lot 75x100. and cottage of Ave
rooms. Terms, $230 cash, balance
$15 a month.
Qfm Corbet t street, near Gaines, thor
pi.ovw oughly modern residence of G rooms.
in excellent condition.
cICAA North 23d street, a new cottage flvo
pj.ow rooms, bath, stationary washstaads.
etc. Terms. S20O cash, balance to
suit at 6 per cent.
CI lOA Corner Powell and East 12th streets,-
viiuu lot 75x100, and cottage of Ave rooms;
near two car lines.
C CSfl For a hard-finished cottage of four
p ouw rooms. i0t 50x100. Hendricks avenue.
near Shaver street.
CI fiftft Borthwlck street, near Beech, lot oOx
tpxuvFU 10,1 and cottaee of 5 rooms: desir
able property; easy terms.
Cf fiftfl Tillamook street, near Union avenue,
P-iwVV neat cottaza flvo rooms: streets Im
proved.
el fiOO Hancock street, near Rodney avenue,
ipxoui residence 6 rooms, bath and full
brick basement.
C 1 (( Borthwlck street, between Stanton
p liVU ani Sellwood streets, a six-room
house, with bath and full basement:
sewer connected. Terms, $400 cash,
balance on easy monthly payments.
eiCKA Modern cottage of five rooms, corner
Easl 333 and East Taylor streets:
both streets improved. Terms $000
cash, balance $15 a month at 6 per
cent.
CI Q Oft East Madison and East 32d streets,
PAwWU modern 7-room cottare. with barn.
Terms, one-half cash, balance on easy
terms.
SO f ft A East Eighth street South. 45x100
aw fee and new modern house of six
rooms, electric lights, full basement,
street Improvements all made.
C97ftft East Main street, between 22d and
P'"W 23d streets, lot 50x100 and new.
thoroughly modern house, 6 rooms.
CQKftft Belmont and East 32d street, 100x100
tpuuw feet and an elecant house of seven
rooms; streets Improved and sewered.
(EQftftn SY- acres excellent land, with a com
ptuw f0rtable house of Ave rooms, barn:
one mile from Montavilla; easy
terms, or will exchange.
COOfCft On the boulevard, near North Al
potOJ Kina a first-class house of seven
rooms and outbuildings, with foijr
acres of land; easy terms. See this.
Yacant Lots Bargains
C AO fi Fine lot on Monroe street, near'Van
P tu C0Uvcr avenue.
$ Aft ft "West avenue, Mount Tabor, 150x150
uuv feet; close to car line.
$n XACantenbeln avenue, near Prescott st.,
uou Central Alblna: 100x100 feet: street
Improved
Eugene t
IQftft Eugene street, near Rodney avenue.
100x150 feet, facing south.
St. Johns Acreage Cheap
A few choice one. two and three-acre' tracts
at St. Johns, facing on tho electric car line,
from $300 to $400 an acre. Property in this
district Is rapidly increasing In value, and
the above are the best buys on the" market.
no are authority on everything pertaining
to Portland real estate, and will gladly give
clients the benefit' of our advice. Maps and
plats may bo examined at our offlce.
If you need money with which to com
plete purchase, we can accommodate you at
lowest rates.
TITLES INSURED.
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED.
TitleOuarantee&TmstCo.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce
Ground Floor. Fourth-Street Side
and 25th streets, with desirable
8-room modern house, in line
condition.
QAlx-lftft On Marshall street, between 10th
OOJAIUU nnd 2oth streets, with fine 10-
room house. In fine condition.
50x100
On Northrup street, between 21st
and 22d streets, with new and
modern 8-room house, in fine
condition.
50x100
On 12th street, near Montgom
ery street, with modern 12-room
house, in line condition.
1 ftft-vl ftft n tne southwest corner of Sixth
J.UUA1UU and Montgomery streets with
modern 11-room house, in per
fect condition.
For further particulars, apply to
R0UNTREE & DIAMOND
241 Stnrlc Street, Corner Second.
MERCHANTS' ACCOUNTS
Special attention given to mercantile and
corporation books and financial statements.
Small sets posted weekly. Room 33, 105
Fourth street, corner Morrison.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Improved city and farm property. -Building
loans, installment loans. WM. II auj as teh.
311 Worcester block.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HERE IS YOUR ACTUAL SNAPS
$350 Good 6-room house, corner lot, 1 block
fine school, 2 blocks station; Park Place,
Oregon City.
$550 For 4 nice lots, all In choice bearing
fruit, with a small house, convenient to cars
at fortsmoutn.
$000 For a splendid 5-room cotta , neat
and beautiful; full lot. abundance fl lit and
shrubbery : 1 block oodlawn cars. V
$1400 For a cozy 5-room cottage: I ill lot.
choice fruit and shrubbery; an Ideal home;
E. 0th st.. near Falling.
$1000 For the best buy in the city; 100 feet
square, with a smull house, on Caruthers st..
west side.
$2500 For an elegant home on E. Morrl
son at.; over a full lot of ground; modern
6-room cottage.
$3000 For the best buy on the East Side;
strictly modern s-room house, new and com
plete. 1
$1000 For a nice 8-acre place, convenient
to R. R. station, u miles from business cen
ter of city.
$1350 For a fine 5 1-3-acre lot, convenient
to Montavilla cars, adjoining Stanley. This
is a beautiful place and a big snap.
$2300 For a 75-acre farm, 3fc. miles Van
couver. Good house, barn and other im
provements.
We lead them all for big bargains.
R. H. DUNN, 14014 First st
TWO HOUSES ON 4TH ST.. WALKING DIS
tance. one of 7 and one of 4 rooms, for $500
down and easy installments; both for only
7-room house, with Iarse basement, on
Macadam st.; handsome, interest - paying in
vestment: ssuo.
.6-room splendid house and lot on East 10th
st. for $750.
COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO..
234 Morrison St., cor. 2d
J. W. OGILBEE. ROCJM li. 145 FIRST ST,
Lots for sale hi "TIBBETTS HOME
STEAD," on Clinton, Mllwaukle and Powell
streets., conveniently located, near three dlf
ferent car lines, making very suitable lots for
building homes. Lots are larire and are
being void cn reasonable terms at moderate
prices.
WE SELL THE EARTH AND BUILD
houses-
Houses and lots on E. Ankeny. Couch and
Everett. Cottages and houses on Installment
plan in Lower and Upper Alblna.
Thurman st. i-room house. $2500. Fine
corner. Improved. $3000: i block Improved;
o vacant lots, qj unamoer of commerce
FOR SALE BY OW'NER WEST SIDE PROP
erty, on 10th St., corner, with buildings; rent
Income a little over $800 per annum; will
take $0000 for the property; $3500 cash; bal
ance of $2500 can run for 1 or 5 years. Ad
dress J 30. Oregonlan.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, CORNER LOT.
near Inman. Poulsen's mill; rents $12.50;
room for one or two more houses on lot:
good renting location; price $1600. Address
W nv, care uregonian.
I WILL SELL MY PROPERTY ON FIFTH
St.. house and lot. 25x100, for $2500; It's only
uDout two diocks irom me uuy nan; a few
minutes' walk from business center. Address
-H 37, care Oreconlan.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES ON MILL. BET.
I4tn and lutn, siauu. un Montgomery, bet.
14th and ICth, $1550. Frank I. Ball, 413
jjeKum Diaz.
FOR SALE WEST SIDE PROPERTY; ( 8
room house and a full-size lot on 13th st.
near Aim. at a sacrifice. Address P 30,
oregonlan.
MOUNT SCOTT REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Lents. Or. All kinds property cheap. Tak
uount hcot: car; tare & cents. O. R. Addlton.
55 ACRES ON SECTION LINE ROAD. ONE
mile from car line; 20 acres Improved, good
nouse: $aDU. vaney iand Co., 43 1st.
Homes built on easy payments, any Dart city
lots furnished If necessary: low rate interest.
City Building Co., CIS Comuvralal bldg.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY SALE OR. TRADE
100 acres', part Improved, good house and
barn; nicely watered; uear Newberg. Yam
hill County; trade for Portland property;
$2500.
100 acres level land, CO acres cultivated,
house; barn, orchard; on county road, one
mile to R. B. station, store, schools, etc.; in
Clark County, Wash.; some good timber; sell
on easy terms or trade for Portland proper
ty; $4000.
160 acres, all good land, 20 acres cultivated,
small house, tarn, schoolhouse on land; 2Ji
miles to boat landing; very cheap, $8 per
acre.
55 acres, well watered, house, cost $700 to
build barn, 23 acre3 cultivated; fronts on
good gravel road all the way to Oregon City
and Portland; one mile to school. P. O., store;
nice location, in Clackamas County.
240 acres, all rich, dark loam; 100 acres
cultivated, land all fenced, good new houe,
barn, orchard, running water; near Van
couver, Wash.; easy terms.
107 acres, 00 acres cultivated, house, barn,
orchard, team, stock, all farm Implements,
hay In barn; might take, somo trade.
03 acres, part Improved; house, barn, or
chard; near La Camas, "Wash.; will trade.
,10 acres nice land, fronting on" the "Willam
ette River; part cultivated, nice new house,
6 rooms, plastered, cement basement, barn,
chicken narkr some fruit and berries: con
venient to electric car; sell cheap, or will
trade for Portland property.
80 acres choice, level land, rich loam, all
fenced, fronting on good road, near Van
couver; one jnlle to R. K-, store, P. O.,
school, creamery; good new house, new franw
barn; 24 acres cultivated, two cows, four
heifers, new plow and harrow. $2250.
80 acres choice hay land, all fenced; 40
acres cultivated, family orchard, house and
barn, 7 head of cattle, 1 team, 40 tons hay;
1 miles to R. R. station, Clark Co., "Wash.;
all goes, $3000.
10 acres, nearly all Improved; house cost
$2400. barn cost $400; only 7 miles east, on
line level road to cltr. $3000.
CITY PROPERTY
6- room house, nice modern design, large
porch, mantel and fireplace, nice hall, bath,
large brick basement, house all newly paint
ed, grained and papered; three lots, well
fenced; convenient to car; slcknees only rea
son for selling; cheap at $1600.
5-room neat plastered cottage, full lot. In
fruit and flowers, nice lawn; near Brooklyn
School; sell on easy Installments. $1200.
8-room new modern house, closets, bath,
pantry, fireplace, good plumbing, nice base
ment; near East Ankeny car barns. $2100.
Two lots, nice lawn, flowers, fruits. 7-room
plastered houe. well built, hall, double par
lors, bath, brick basement, barn; $1600.
0-room beautiful house, basement, double
parlors, nice reception hall, fine mantel and
fireplace, bath, closets, wired for electric
Ught3, nice carpets, shades on windows, two
full, sightly lots; one block to car; all goes
for less than cost of the house.
7- room plastered house, pantry, bath, clos
ets; two nice lots, fruits and berries; on East
Portland Heights; $2100.
The finest home In University Park will be
sold at a great sacrifice.
5-room plastered cottage, porches, bay win
dow, eliding dcor between parlor and living
room, pantry, bath, city water, barn, lOOx
200 feet of ground, fruit, flowers; convenient
to car; overlooks Willamette River; price, in
cluding furniture, $1600.
Neat C-room hard-finished house, pantry,
bath, basement, all nice condition, barn;
three blocks from car line; $1100.
5-room cottage, nice lot, near Clinton Kelly
School; $1200.
S-room modern house, gas light. In Holla
day's; $3000.
Nlc hnlldlntr lot on- East Alder and 1.1th
I Sts., $1150.
A very neat cottage, In nice order, orna
mental work on front, full corner lot, near
Brooklyn School, $850.
1G lots, 40x120 feet each, 6-room house,
pantry, bath, fine largo barn; Just the place
to keep cows and chickens; on 5-cent electric
car line; easy terms; $1700.
J. A. HENKLE or A. -A. BAKER, 219 and
221 Ablngton bldg., 100 3d st.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, BATH. BASEMENT,
one lot. barn, woodshed, $750; 6-room house,
large lots, brick foundation, $000; vacant
lots cheap. At once. Owner, Joe Nash.
Take Mount Scott car.
WANT NICE HOME 7 NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE.
corner lot, porcelain bath, cement founda
tion, near E. Ankeny-Montavllla car line;
$1200. Plttenger, room 0, 245 Morrison.
SEVERAL 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGES,
small payment down; balance on time. King,
800 E. 7th North. Phone Russ 1291.
OR TRADE FOR PORTLAND PROPERTY
5-room cottage and some desirable lots, E.
6th, near Mason. P 35, Oregonlan.
$2700-MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE, AT IRV-
mgton. $Z2UU 10-acre rarm at treats. J. a.
Mortenson & Co.. 265 Morrison st.
LOT ON MORRIS NEAR RODNEY, ON IN
stallments; money loaned purchaser to build.
W. H. Nunn. 552 Sherlock block.
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. ONE BLOCK
from car line, two lots; good condition. Ad
dress D. D. Rivers, 6ity.
$1500 LOTS ON MILL STREET. ONE
block from Portland Academy. Walter B.
Preston. 387 16th st.
NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; IMPROVED
plumbing; good location; owner leaving town.
594 Rodney ave.
$1 COO NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN;
$300 cash: 120 oer month. 612 Commercial
bldg.
RESIDENCES, $500 TO $5000, EAST AND
West Sides. John E. Day, room 11, 133 1st
street.
$1600 NEW 2-STORY 5-ROOM COTTAGE;
all modern. Address Dr. Darling, 212 East
30th.
ALL KINDS REAL ESTATE BOUGHT. SOLD
and exchanged. Valley Land Co., 43 1st.
11 ACRES. ONE MILE FROM OREGON CITY,
cheap for cash. D 38. care Oregonlan.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE. MONTGOMERY; $3500.
534 Chamber of Commerce.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
FOR IMMEDIATE LOCATION 18 FIR TIM
ber homesteads, cruise 8,000.000; 32 yellow
pine timber claims, cruise 3,000.000: 10 fir
timber claims, cruise 5,000,000; 25 farm
homesteads, choice rraln, fruit and stock
lands, near good town and railroad. Wm.
Hawks, room 3G Commercial bldg.
TIMBER AT $7.50 PER ACRE SUFFICIENT
to make 400.000 railroad ties; only 2 miles
from the Columbia River; a chance to make
$40,000 on this property by a small Invest
ment. Call on F. A. Jones, 108 and 110
Front st.
PERSONS INTENDING TO JOIN PARTY
leaving for Deschutes timber belt next week
are requested to call before 2:30 P. M. Mon
day, rooms 323-4 Imperial Hotel.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS WB
hold relinquishments to three good claims,
close In and valuable. Ames Mercantile
Agency, Ablngton building.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP; 40 ACRES TIM
ber land near Sheridan, Yamhill County. Ap
ply 630 Mississippi ave.
BARGAIN. FOR QUICK SALE TIMBER
claim, 5,000.000 feet fir and cedar, patented.
J 37, Oregonlan.
EIGHT GOOD TIMBER CLAIMS; ALSO CAN
locate a few people. Call at 544 Worcester
building.
WISH TO BUY A FEW GOOD TIMBER
claims. Address C 34, Oregonlan.
TO EXCHANGE.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE FIVE-ROOM
modern cottase. central location, for larger
house of about 12 rooms. Address O 33, care
Oregonlan.
WILL EXCHANGE CHICAGO PROPERTY,
value $1000 to $4500. for Portland or ranch
and timber land. Address B 36, care Orego
nlan. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR 160
acres of land near Dllley, Or.? Address D.
J. F., 290 Morrison street, city.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 6-ROOM
house, barn, lot 100x100; for small farm near
city. 073 East 10th North.
FURNITURE OF 10-ROOM FLAT. NEW,
central, for sale or exchange for real estate.
N 35. Oregonlan.
FOR SALE FARMS.
GOVERNMENT LAND SOME OF THE MOST
fertile In Eastern Oregon: deep, rich soli,
equal to the very best; Is about to be irri
gated under state management, and can be
had free by any one paying the cost of bring
ing the water to the land, which, considering
its value, will be a mere trifle, and can ba
paid in small "installments; work on ditch
can be had if desired. If you wish to ob
tain a profitable farm, or desire an invest
ment which will pay you 500 per cent profit,
call on or address Potter & Chapln, 246 Starlc
St., Portland, Or.
SPECIAL
Over 100 acres, all In cultivation, fenced
and cross-fenced, fine large house, splendid
barns, well, with tower, tank and mill, thor
oughbred cattle, fine horses, all farm Imple
ments In good order. . This Is a beautiful
country home, only 14 miles from Portland.
We want an offer on this farm. It must b
sold. J. A. HENKLE or A. A. BAKER, 219
Ablngton bldg.
FARM FOR SALE THE WELL-KNOWN
Graupner ranch, on Sterling Creek., consist
ing of SOO acres; fine timber 'and stock range;
150 acres is cultivation. (Some of finest
placers In Southern Orcon). all patented,,
and carries mineral right. Apply Barfoot &
Monroe, 233 Stark st.