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Newspaper Page Textn r THE OBEGONv DAILY JOUTtNAL. .' . -w ' V The Oregon Daily Jourral '' A For profitable Investment Is Indicated by the REJiL EST A TB CLASSimD 'MD," offerngt in THS JOVMJtL today. . Journal's Classified' Page Is a good page to rmad Real Estate Days, and In fact, every day. THESE ADS. SELL REAL .ESTATE! s M M sMBBisBisnnnnmnB ATTORN EY8. Faxton, Beach 4c Simon, 610 Chamber of commerce. Oo. J. Cameron, Attorney at Law, 711 Chamber or commerce, rortiaua, ur. N. Mosessohn, 723 Chamber of Commerce. SEND YOUB WANT AD8 to The Journal tor result, rnone Main ou'i. BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Free use of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. Hal. Webber in structor, iiT Alarquam Diag. t BARBER8. ' Joseph Raided 868 Morrison st. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder. 107 Stark it; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pair nouses, fnoai Main m. CARD ENGRAVERS. WBDjDINO AND VISITING CARTAS En graved; W. Q. Smith & Co., Third noor, wasnmgton mag. CEREAL M-LS. Acme MuTiTCo., jnufatufers Ralston- Acme Cereals. JO & 22 N. Front st COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of coal and wood, ,844 Morrison st VULCAN COAL. CO., WHOLESALE dealers beet coals, foundry and smelter coke. -5.HI?J?.??X!? D MANICURIN G. L. Mitchell, Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, 294 Wash. St. Phone Hood 728. CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and Card reading; tells past, present and future; readings, 60c. 261 Fifth St. MRS. HENDERSON. Clairvoyant, room , oovj iTuomgion st. CORNICE8 SKYLIGHT8. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Co? nicea J. C. Bayer, 266 Second st. DENTISTS. Theodore " srhompson, 60-61 "' Washing ton bid., Washington and Fourth its. Phone Hood 414. DRUGGISTS. Frank j. Strelbig, drugs, toilet arUcUsiT perfumes. 842 Washington st. Howe & Martin; prescriptions carefully compounded; Sixth and Washington. E LECT RICWOR 3. Portland"- Electrical Works-fflca 352 Wastern Electrlo Works, S06H Wash st HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets? parlor goods, stoves, etc. See I Gev urts & Sons. 173-176 First, 219-225 Yam hill. Both phones 804. BANKS. LADD Sc. TILTON. BANKERS Established In 1859. Interest allowed on time deposits Collections made at all points on fa vorable terms. Letters of credit issued available In Europe and all points In " the United States. ..in Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York. Washington Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha! San Francisco- and various points in OrS80Dn-.W.",hl!1tltl- Idno' Montana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris Ber lin. Frankfort, Hong Kong, lokohoma, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BNK OF COMMERCE With which Is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up .....$8,000,00 Reserve .. J.OOO.Ooo Transacts a general banking business SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sum of $10 and un wards, and Interest allowed on mini- rnum monthly balances: - Rates on an.' plication. 244 Washingtaon sg E. A. WYLD. Manager. LONDON 6 BAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce Building. Third and Stark streets. Head office, 65. Old Broad street, Lon don. This bank transacts a general bank ing business, makes loans, discount bills and Issues letters of credit avail able for travelers and for the pur chase of merchandise. In any city of the world. Deals In foreign and do mestic) exchange. Interest paid on time deposits W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. PORTLAND. OR. "Watson President g- L. Durham ....Vice-President R. W. Hoyt Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL Rank' I NO BUSINESS . Drafts and letters of credit ' issued available to all parts of the world Collections a specialty. ' Gold iaust - bought. ; r" r THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL Transacts a General Banking: Bu-f-ess Shafts issued available in all clti of the United States and Eurouc President TYLER WOODWAHU Vice-President JACOB KAMM Cashier .....P. C. MILLER AINSWQRTH NATIONAL BANK r. ctwftR..-v.T.rpdint PERCY T MORGAN -Vies-President R. W. SCHMEER. . Assistant Cashier rransacts a uenerai wanning Business. Interest on time deposits. Safe Deposit Department Let the word go out that Portland hustles, and better yet, let everybody hustle.- You know what hustle means, dont yotf If you don't take The Jour nal, only 10' cent a week; by carrier; 84 - a year, by mail 7 FOR 8 ALE MISCELLANEOUS." GOOD Story V Clark parlor organ for sale . at do -Powell st, -; '. - V v. BALL SAFE. -sUndard of the world; i safes sold o easy payments; trade your old sate tor a new one, iorris Safe 4 Lock Oa at First st : uta . . 1 , ", " 1 1 ., r.'.r u , "' 'EMPLOYMENT AGENCY." Oregon Employment Co.. 3J Burnslde st Help of all kinds wanted. ' -' 'f'. ? "K: '. QR0CEWS' ' F. Dresser aV Co, UCIAX "W'ashlngton HAIRDRE8SINQ, MANICURING. Koseathal SisUrs-Wlg-Baaklng and taan louruig. u ruth st. Hood 14. HOU8E8 FOR RENT. DONALD O. WOODWARD, tit Stark at. rents and Insures. JFhons Main Its. READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of The Journal if you wish to buy, sell or trade. ft HARNESS. COLLINS,-' 3PRESTON; ' WILSON CO The best values and largest stock; ex press and buggy harness a specialty. Wholesale and retail. Second and Tay- lor sta . . HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Aider sts. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCE. 125 Sherlock bldg, Oregon phone Mala og. J AS. Mo. t WOOD, Concord BuUdlng, 'phone 47, Employer's Liability Insui anoe, represents American Bonding Trust Co. Fire Insurance. ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Building, 'phone lOOt, represents the Alliance and the Home Fire and Marine Ins. Cos.' T JEWELERS. Geo. O. Brandenburg & Cof, Engravers, Mfg. Jewelers. 68ft Sd. Phone Hood 437. The L, C. Henricbsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington st The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers. 286 Morrison st, 'LAUNDRIES. PAeiFIC LAUNDRY CO., 229 and 231 Ai thur st, cor. First Lowest prices con sistent with good work. Prompt deliv ery. Oregon Phone, 649. Clean towels daily. Comb, brush, soap, 21 Per month. Novelty Supply Co., o 42 N Ninth st Tel. 410. TOWEL8, soap, comb and brush, IJ per mo. Oregon Laundry Co., Phone E. 13. MASSAGE. MDME. H. E. ELY, dermatolyoglst, massage, electrlo treatments. 18314 First st MEDICAL. PR. MRS. CAREY TAIJiOTT, success fully, treats and cures all diseases of wo men. Successful home treatment by malL 308 8almon St.. bet. 6th and 6th. SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO. removed to 611 DeKum bldg. JWOJEJYCLOAN. MONEY to Loan on city lots and Im proved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co., 343 Stark st W. A, HATHA WAY Money to loan. t Washington bldg. Phone Hood 413. rniMa TJ'I t. .... . mK1IaI.w nn n. chattel -mortgages.. personal or salary 213 Commercial block. 'Phone Grant 856. READ THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of The Journal If you wish to buy, e!l or trade. MONUMENTS. MARBLE AND GRANITE MONFMENT8 720 Front st Fine work, low pi prices. N A V A LACH I T E CT. Fred A. Balltn, 43 2i St.. Tel. Oak 76. na val architect and mechanical engineer. PALMIST. MRS. STOCK8, Scientific Palmist; read ings 60o and $1. Fifth at., opp. Post office. PERSONAL. A. E. Devere. the specialist In treatment of hair and scalp. 600 The Dekum; phone Red 2849. Wanted To correspond with a lady, with view 10 marriage. Auuress uarry vr. Smith. P. O. Box 1086. city. PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. X nira Aim naumati,1' a id. PLUMBERS. TVyloTiTanton; plumbing and steam fittlijg. 68 Sixth st. R E ST A U R A N T S, f Strouse's Restaurant; first-class meals; best service. 229 Washington st. RUBBER STAMPS. bIjSY&LESH CO. Rubber stanipsT Seals, Bteflclis, etc., 417 The Dekum. SPE'ilALJJELlVERY. PosT Speclaf Delivery, No. 200H Wash lngtor. Phones. C . Main 962, Col . 261. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office SS'Flrst st. bet Stark nxV- nhonc. 696. Pianos snrl furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof vbrick warehousa Front and Clay sts. -T4 M BER CLAIMS LOCATED. i6 "YOU" want to locate sugar and yellow pine timber clalmsT The best to be had. Apply 423 Abington Building. TICKET 0FFICE8. Overland Cut Rate Ticket Office, 140 Third st ; B io tv savea to an points. TYPEWRITERS. Th7SmuTPreeT?ypewrller. uTThlrd . All maJca of tvn,itM. . slictw . . v ,7 r ' fur rent Supplies for all machines. L. a M, Alexander ft Co., agents. W. A. Rtdeout Agent link ensd erf e Typewriters, sse sun si. WALL PAPER. ' H7 " P. " "(rls"tenseri, "wall " PPre"r aSd" paiiivQi . - . i Aiatr, Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and dec orators. 127 First st WH0LE8ALE GROCERS. Wadhama A Co wholesale grocers, man. ufacturers and commission merchanta "- and e Front st.' Alien ft Lewis, wholesale grocers, Pert land. Ora Mason, Ehrman ft Co., wholesale groo era, N. W. cor. Second and Pine sta, - Lang ft Co., Ftrsf and Askeny sta. - READ THE CLASflFTED COLUMNS o; The Journal if you wish to buy. sell or trade. help; want Epjrg m a l . ' " -y W ATt E D 1 women. . 8ince Colt Vr. , Kessler's return they hare been treat- - Ing 17 women daily la the ladies' de partment They can treat II more. Call " or write for iiome system.7 Enclose 10 2-cent stamps.' Address St Louis Medi- cal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second and YamhlU sts., fertlaad. Or. , 26 GIRLS AND WIDOWS to work In my tore at t per week; give full name and address. Harry Smith. P. O. Box IHi, city. - ' HELP vVAHXCD MALE. CANVASSERS wanted, city and country. Apply at Circulation Department Daily Journal. 289 Yamhill st LODGE ORGANIZERS wanted for prin cipal cities; -4100 to $200 monthly. Walter A. Rice, secretary, C44 ElUoott Square, Buffalo, N. 7. - WANTED R. R. men for Oregon, Wash ington, Nevada and Utat; free fare; wages $2 to S3 a day; long jobs. C. R. Hansen A Co.. 2 N. Second st. WANTED First-class hooktender; none other need apply. Call at CIS Cham ber of Commerce. Portland, Or. SEND YOUR WANT ADS to The Journal for results. - Phone Main 600. ROOMS FOR RENT. THE LOCKWOOD, 3S1V Morrison st Furnished rooms; transient Phone Oregon South tot. - THE CASTLE 172 Wash.; rooms for gea , tleraen; transient Tel. South 761. WILL BUY YOU a lot and build you a house to suit in any part of the city; small cash payment and balance month- ' ly. Dammerer Co.. 603 Marquam bldg. ONE 6-ONB 7-ROOM HOUSE: MUST sell; installments; make offer. (12 Commercial building. WANTED TO BUY. FIR PILINO, 70 to 76 feet Apply 667 Worcester blk. OFFICE ROOM WANTED. To rTTntROOMS for real estate and em ployment office; state what rent you want and give location. H. H. Higley, agent, P. O. Box 1066, city. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE, ETC 40-room hotel $2(00 2t-roum lodging house $Uu0 Candy store 100 12 -room lodging house $900 l!S0-acre farm 12000 4 Restaurants, 2260. 1460. 2600, $1000. 60 acres land near Portland, very cheap; part payment. Address, H. H. HIGLEY. Agent. P. O. Box 1066. City. TENDERS WANTED. WRQPQEALS FOR MACHINERY FO SECTIONAL DRY DOCK FOR PORT OF PORTLAND, PORTLAND, OR. No. 666 Worcester Building, Portland, Or. Sealed proposals will be received and opened on October 9, 1902, at 4 p. m., at the above office, in one amount for all the machinery for the Sectional Wooden Dry Dock for the Port of Portland, embracing centrifugal pumps, piping and valves, electric motors and wiring, etc., for same, capstans, cleats, keel and bilge block tackle, centering shores, etc., according to plans and specifications prepared by Jas. E. Blackwell, consulting engineer, Dexter Horton building, Seattle, Wash. Plans and specifications will be sent to firms guaranteeing to submit bids for the entire plant upon written application, wnlch must be received on or before Sep tember 16. and must be accompanied by a certified check of 3100 drawn to the or der of the Port of Portland, which will be returned upon receipt of bid and plans and specifications. If plans and specifica tions are not returned within 20 days of opening bids, check will be forfeited. The right to reject any or all bids or to" waive defects is reserved. Full Information can be obtained, and applications should be made to the coo suiting engineer, or to E. T, C STEVENS, Clerk of the Board. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. John and Simon Schmeer, exec, to Peter Schmeer, lot 6. block 2, Sch meer 's add ...$ 78 F. C. Austen and wife to The Haw thorne est.. eV4 lots 1, 2, block 295. Hawthorne Park 1200 P. P. Dabney and wife to Chas. J. Pennicord and wife, lots 1, 3, block 9. Richmond 360 R. C. Redman and wife to J. R, Chrlstenson. lot 3. bloclr 14. Will amette , 150 M. L. Flanders to City & Suburban Railway Co., lots 6, 6. 8. fraction lot 9, in fraction block 313, Couch's add 4760 J. C. Flanders, tr., to same, lot 7, lot 10, in fraction block 131, same.. 2600 Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to Edw. Laurison, 24 acres sec. 23. twp. 1 n., r. 2 e B2 Murlam Z. Thompson et al., to W. H. Nunn, tr.. lots 12. 03. 24. block 14; lot 17. 18, block 1. Riverside add to Albina 1 Rosa Belle Wrangham and husband fo Peter Schmeer, lot 4, block 228. E. Portland 2260 Ladd Estate to City & Suburban I, Railway Co.. block 14, Stephen's add to Albina 16,600 JH. E. Merges-to .Geo- Ruppreclxt lot . .. 15. block 5. Railroad Shops add . . . . 800 R. M. looly, tr., to R. Lea Barnes. pnrt blocks fi. 45. Carter's add; also, lots 1, 2. 3. 6. 6. 7, 8. 9. 10. Htibdlv. lot 2. block 16, Portland ' Homestead add Horace Wltherwax to Joel Card. 5 acres sec. 20. twp. 1 .. r. 4 e.... 326 Leander Lewis and wife to Richard M. Yeager. s' of se'i of seH of w14 sec. 16. twp. 1 s . r. 2 e G60 A. B. Manley to Sophia Sholln. lot 10. block 6. Lincoln Park Annex.. 150 Sarah A. Shattuck et al., to Chas. T. and H. Oatman, lot 12. block I, Cooper's ndd -. 300 Portland Trust Co. of Oregon to P.. H. Rlvth. und. Vz lots 6, 7, block 40. Couch's add ................ .10,000 Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee Trust Co.. Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING PERMITS. To Fred J. Vermehr. repairs. Petty grove and Nineteenth $ 150 To Wolf A 8ons. repairs. Twenty- second and Kearney 300 To Dr. Newcastle, repairs. Third and Harrison 6000 To A. T. Myers, 1-story dwelling. East Irving and East Twenty eighth 1000 To same1, same, same 1000 To same, same, same 1200 To same, same, same 1000 To same, same same 1200 To same, same, same 1250 To same, same, same 1260 To Same, same. East TWenty-eightta and East Hoyt 1260 To- Same. 2 -story dwelling, ast . Davis and Alka 2000 To same, same, same 2000 To same, samel same... 2000 To same, same, same ...7... 2000 To same, 2-story dwelling, same 2000 To same, same. East Couch and Alka 5000 To same, same, same 2000 To same, same. East Everett A Ful ton 2000 To B. L. Byers, 1 -story cottage. East Thirty-third and Belmont 600 To L. Therkleson, repairs, Second and Couch ........ ...v1lr.P.. 104 To .W. A Banders. i&-atory nottagOi -. - Milwaukle 606 To W. , Strohlman, repairs, Water and Montgomery 400 "There .teems to be an epidemic of sui cide In the navy," said Captain Harring ton, of the Brooklyn navy yardC in com menting oa the ' death of Lieutenant- Commander W. Y. Bronangh, who shot himself yesterday oa the battleship Kaar- sargv NANCY HANKS Monument to Lincoln's Mother Dedicated, MANY NOTABLES Deliver Appropriate Addresses to Her Hemory-Bij; Crowd Present. LINCOLN CTTT, Ind., Octt 1The dedication today of the monument erect ed to the grave of Abraham Lincoln's mother attracted a large attendance of visitors from' Illinois, Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana and other states. Special trains brought Governor Durbln and staff from Indianapolis, and special parties from Evansvllle, Louisville and other places. The ceremonies were held on the hill Im mediately across a small valley from the. place where stood the cabin in which the Lincoln family lived, and where Mrs. Lincoln died. The distinguished visitors upon thsir arrival were met by a recaption committ tee consisting of a small number of aged citizens who were intimate friends of Abraham Lincoln when he lived In this vicinity. The dedicatory exercises were of an extremely., impressive character. Colonel J. 8. Wrlgh Of Rockport, presid ed. The exercises began with an invoca tion by the Rev. J),' J. Ryan, following which Colonel Wright Introduced General John C Black, of Chicago, who delivered the oration of the day. 'Brief addresses appropriate to the occasion were delivered by Governor. Durbln and other distin guished men who were present Before the, exercises concluded a letter was read from Robert T. Lincoln. In which he ex pressed regret at his Inability to be pres ent The musical portion of the dedica tory program was furnished by the band of the Knightstown Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home. ' The dedication of the roounment was conducted by the Nancy Hanks' Memor ial Association, which Is composed of Governor Durbin and other promlent citisens of Indiana. The first mounment was placed over the grave of Nancy Hanks some time In 18&. For more than 60 years the resting spot of the mother of the martyred President was unmark ed. It 'was surrounded by wlldwood and underbrush. In 1880. however.. a plain marble "slab on which was Inscribed, ,"To the mother of our martyred. President erected by a friend,' was brought to the place. The donor " was never known, thought it was commonly supposed that the gift came from Clem Studebaker, the South Beiia msjiut4Ct,4rer. When the old monument ttt. President Lincoln, at Springfield, 111., was replaced by a new one, the contractor presented the base of the old one io Spencer Coun ty, to be used as a monument for the grave of Nancy Hanks. It was this mon ument that was unveiled today. The stone stands In a desolate, unimproved tract, but a fund has been raised for the pur. pose of clearing away the underbrush and It Is hoped soon to have the monu ment surrounded by Avwell-kept park of 16 acres.. & , TO STUDY COFFEE Will Devise Means to Increase the Price of the Product. NEW YORK, Oct. 1. For the purpose of' devising ways and means to lncreape the price of cotTVe representatives of th great coffee growing countries of the West Indies, Central and South America are gathered in New York In internation al conference. The congress is a direct result of a series of conferences designed to better the conditions of'trade in tho staple products of the Western Hemis phere. The United States is particularly interested in the present gathering as this nation is the greatest coffee-drinking people in" the world. Then, too. Uncle Sam desires to see the coffee growers of .Hawaii. gad. Porto Rico become r. mor prosperous under his control. WBile It is designed o Increase the price of coffee it l not at all likely thut the Individual consumer In this country will have to pay more for his mornings cup, as It has been noticed that the retail price does not hav a tendency to change no matter what tho fluctuations in the market. In the opinion of the experts attending he congress what alls the mar ket Is overproduction. To bring about a limitation on the production will b, therefore, the primary aim of the con gress. The delegates purpose also to adopt measures to keep Inferior cofTees out of the market, and will discuss prao tlcal methods to increase the cousump tlon. The Journal, an acorn of newspapers, for severs I months, becoming now sn oak of newspapers. By carrier, in city, 10 cents" a week. NEW TODAY. DON'T MISS Thit oportuoity to secure ''""'a beautiful six room cot tasre in WOODMERE. Bargain jj rice and easy terms. " Electric cars 5 cents fare. Q. W. BROWN 202 railing Bldg. Third and Washington NEW TODAY. FOR.R.ENT .- ' Oct. nth, dfroom house, $12.50, Oregon street, between 18th and 19th, near Doernbecher Furniture Fartory. r PORTLAND TRUST CO. 108 Third at WHO WANTS TO BUTT A hundred feet square, nicely situated near Mount Tabor, for $260. A K block, beautifully situated near Ockley Green station, St. Johns, motor line, in a fine community; price Way Down, 8800. A splendid corner, I eholo lots, worth $400 eaohi must sell qulak; will take 8600 this week for the 2 lota; located at 86th and Salmon sta, Bunnyslde. A whole block, consisting of 22 lots, adjoining block that the school is on, i blocks from station at Peninsula; price $1100. Any klpd of reasonable payments. The best block on the East Side, among all new ud swell residences, that cannot be had for any price near as low as this; price $1600. One hundred feet quare, with a small house, nice and conveniently situated, on the West Side, for sisw). A $3000 lot that is worth every cent of it can be bought this week for 11800; situated on lith, between Lovejoy and Marshall sts. A very neat and comfortable 6-reom cottage on Elm St., between Washing ton and Stark, East Side, 2560. A beautiful 6-room cottage, with fine large lot. close to end of Montavllla car line, $00. A splendid 7-room house, good local ity, on Mississippi ave.; a great big snap for $1200. One of the handsomest homes on the East Side, a lovely 6 -room residence, furnished like a palace, with a lot 60x142; all kinds of fruit and shrubbery; Rood bam, chicken park and 2 chlcknn ouses; situated on Meohanlo St., con venient to Union ave. cars; price only $1660. A nicely furnished 6-room cottage, with a full lot, all kinds of fruit and shrubbery; convenient to Woodlawn cars; for $700. A beautiful cottage and cosy home, full lot, with choice fruit and shrubbery, at 11th and Whlttager sts.. West Side, for $760. A splendid 6-icre place, nicely situat ed at Clackamas Station, $400. A 5-acre place with a fine 8-room house and a good barn; buildings coat over $1000 and are as good as new; situated 1 mile from Clackamas Sta tion; for $900. A 65-aore farm, one of the best Im proved and best farms In Clark County, Wash., situated 7 miles north of Van couver, with team of good horses, har ness and wagon; all farming imple ments: 12 head of cattle: 40 tons of buy: other feed and crop; some bogs and other valuables) all for $4600. Don't forget, you will not get the bargains unless you come to us. R. 11. DUNN, 149 First St. Homebuilders ! Times are lively around North Irviogton. Several new houses now building and many more contracted for. North Irvington is one ot the most desirable lo calities for a home. Lots are cheap ($100 each and upwards) and can be had on very easy terms. " Streets are being grad ed, and water will be piped to every lot. Take the Woodlawn or Vancouver car, and call at our North Irvington office, cor ner of Union avenue and Failing streets, and secure maps, plats, and detailed information. UH(0. 6 and 7, Chamber of Commerce. Through Cars to Point View In about 30 days the steam motor will be done away with, and electric cars will run through to St. Johns without change. "This great improve ment will increase the value of Point View Lots, which we are now selling at $60 each, one fourth cash and the balance in easy monthly payments. Title perfect and guaranteed. mif mnwi i is? a 6 and 7, Chamber ot Commerce. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE $20.00 per acre. 6 and 10 acre tracts, 12 miles southwest of city. 2 miles from railroad; level land, good tim ber. $3200.00 A fine stock farm 20 miles east of city.. $5000.00 Sixty-five acres, 9 miles east half Beaver Dam. $10 per acre for 720 acres, Nehalem timber. $200.00 per acre, 10-acre orchard. 9 miles east Lots on East Thirtieth, close to car. Improved streets. $660 6 -room house. 2 lots, 1 block from reninsular Station. Also farms and city property of all kinds. F. T. BERRY, Room 661 Sherlock bldg.. Phone N. 631. NQ9 H11.1. HOME, . . We are authorized to offer for sale, at a bargain, that beautiful home of Judge Carey, No. 46 21st st The lot is 65x100, with a thoroughly modern 10-room house, in fine condition. For particulars, sue GRINDSTAF t BLAIN, 246 Stark. The headless body of a young woman was found floating In the East River at New Tork yesterday. The arms had also been out off and the body was al most ng- NEW TODAY. t 4 t A TEW SPECIAL BARGAINS $6500- i 100x1 W and T-room 1 00x14 and T-room eottage. on Chapmaa st. opposite juiuinwun jju9, a great bargain. Right in town. Or will sell la fractions to suit purchasers. w-eoxioo on 12th. opposite Portland Academy. Corner lot (62x104). West Madison and NaruUa sts.. King's Heights. -Corner lot 2 oottssres. 11th $2500 $2400 $3000 $4000 and Kearny, paying I perj ; veil wv Full lot and large S-roonj bouse, 704 Flanders st. be tween 21st and Z2d; choicest location in city. A great bargain. $12,500 Business lot, (0 feet from Morrison and one block from Portland hotel, lots la Piedmont. $1050 $800 $2600 $5500 $1800 $5000 $8250 $2300 Two Irvlrgton 8-acre tracts; biggest acre snap on the market Lot and 8-room house, 831 Chapman, r Quarter block on 12th and Harrison; fine location for flats. Corner lot and 7-room house. East Ninth and Lin coln. 100x100 adiolnlag terminal grounds, choice warehouse property; $1000 cash, bal- , ance'6 per cent. 60x100, 4 flats, now paying 8 per cent net on $9600. Full lot and new modern -room house, also new car pes and combination fix tures. Will buy the finest 6 -acre tract, suitable for platting; on Base Line road, this side of Mount Tabor, if taken quick. 40 a ores of fin land, on Base Line road. It miles from center of city. Beautiful block In Waverly, 200x230. No better buy in . the city. Full block. Patton's 2d add.; It Is block 28, and is a great snap. 100x100 And 6-room cot tage, Upper Albina. and up, beautiful lots at Mt. Tabor. Fine location. $6250 $2200 $1600 $1200 $2400 $500 Many other good bargains on our list In all classes of property. Favorable terms on any of the above. QRIND8TAFF A BLAIN, 246 Stark. St. Johns QUARTER ACRE, HALF ACRE, ACRE LOTS. Small Cash Payment and Month ly Installments.' Each lot fronts on at least one street; 1b either directly adjoining or within three blocks of the street-car line; fine soil and city water. 3 Chamber of Commerce, Branch Offioe Opposite Cedar Park at St Johns HfrWLD INDIAN'S 0YIRCQAT" ..1 feAu ma 1st WaatlfuHv tlft- ia4 totuev sir iim tnwiMiH isti "In) Cwrosjr' m $ m mt fmsianti i ths tWoM beau- tfl ' grr thf afihr aaftlurtr of mmmA IsteliaN Mutest Esvrv " P4l10 tut ie Antrwl wtwi iNt 4y4 m lho If TM etf IIMM a-m rf. MAd kltsi MJtntng yaw ctti f t-ertdletsM. IfMltaa hob. ! a" KoeMkl. to. $HrUaiM ss -. srew -a b aaJhtftf PENDLCTON WOOLEN MILLS PeerifcteM, Or. ' References Ladd A Tiltoa. Portland; U. 8. National Bank, Portland; Bank of California Ban Francisco; Crocker Woolworth National Bank, San Fran cisco. Members Chicago Board of Trade, San Francisco Produce Exchange, San Fraa clsco Stoc and Bond Exchange. Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. San Francisco Office: 490 California St ioa Third Street PORTLAND. OR. INJECTION. A PERMANENT CURE of the most obstmste esses of Oooorrhees sod Gleet, guaranteed in rrora days: ao other treatment required. to 6 DOia Of ail uruggw. un AttoAhmantl. bchund. Rcntd. nd BumlMil. P&nffOD TTMWTitM KibtXNlS I lor sU Xarhtma. Uuan Pot. Carboa Ps-1 par. and siisueuaiwous iTPnr suppuw I sad runuture. WTSsnisnrssss wvmmu nsauui esisoa. WyckeN. 49 Stark St., Portland, Or. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad -Co. Leaves. DEPOT, FIFTH AND I STREETS. Arrives. For Maygera, Rain ter.CIa t s kanle. West port, Clifton, Asto ria, Warrenton, Fla vel, Hammond. Kort Stevens, Qearhar-. Pk., Seaside. As torta and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astoria Express, Daily 8:00 A. M. 11:10 A.M. 7:00 P. M. :40 P.M. Ttekt offln. S6& MorrlaAn - - - . . .1 Union Depot " J. C MAYO, General Passenger Agent, Asterfa Or. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Tokohama and Hong Kong, calling t Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai easing freight via connecting steamsrs for Ma nila, Port Arthur and vladivostock. For rates snd full Information ran en er address eifiesaia or agsnis et lae a m r.Ati Dolfon. DeRuyter (o. s i 1 J Hit RAILROAD TIME TABLES." .EASTtia SOUTH Leaves. Union Depet MMs!!ass ' OVERLAND writ. rtisatj TRAINS, for Salem. Sou- 8:30 p.l burg, Asaiand, Sao-' 7KS ramento, O g d e a. can sts ac woo. Mo lave, Los Angeles, EI Paso, New Or leans and the Cast, 2:30 At Woodbura f-rnKs, dairy (esoeot Bun. day), morning train i or ml Angel nil- venon, Browns ville. SDrincfleld WendUng and Nat ron. Albany passenger... Connects at Wood' burn with Mt. An. 1:00 p.m ltilO ant gel and etlverton local. Corvallls passenger. Sheridan passenger. 7:30 am 115:60 p.m '6:50 p.rt ;t:25 am. Daily. HDally except Sunday. Portland.Oswsgo Suburban tervlos ana Yemhlll Division. Depot Foot of Jefferson Street. Leave Portland dally for Gsweao al 7:20 a. m.; 12:30. 1:66, 3:26. 4:40, .ll.lM p. in. Daily except Sunday, 1:20) : a. m.; 6:06, 11:30 p. m. Sunday only, : a. m. Returning from Oswego arrive Porte land daily j:30 a. m., 1:85, 3:10, 4J9, :18, 7:40. 10.00 p. m. Daily except Sunda 6:85. 9:30. 10:60 a m. Except Monday 12:40 a. m. Sunday only 10:0 a m. Leave from same depot for Dallas and Intermediate points dally except Sunday 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:30 a. m. The Independence-Monmouth Motor Line operates daily to Monmouth and Alrlle. connecting with Southern Paoifls Company's trains at Dallas and Independ enoe. Rebate tickets on sale .between Port land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 817.60 first class snd $14 second class. Second class Includes sleeper, first class does not. , Tickets to Eastern points and Europe) also Japan, China, Honolulu and Aus tralia, City Ticket OfRca corner Third and Washington streets. Phone Main Tit. C. W. STINGER, W. ET. CQMAN, City Ticket Agent Oen. Pas. Agt Obromi. UNION PACIFIC THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAS1 union picpot. chicauo-portlaRd" SPECIAL. For thov East vla Buatr Leave Arriva 9: a m Dally. 4:20 am ington. Viloiiib SPOKANE, FLYER. , For Eastern- Washing. . .1 ton. Walla Walla, Lew- :Upm 7:09a as lston, Coeur d'Altne Dalljr Daily , and Oreat Northern points. ' ' ' ATLANTIC EXPRESS. ,.m ... . ' gor tha no.u HuPt OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. ' FOR SAN FRAN- CI8CO. From 88. Geo. W. Elder- Ain' Sept 9. 19, 29. wr" (:00 pm B8. Columbia Pck Sept 4, i. 24. -00P FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm "7 way points, connecting Daily Ipn with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun. Dally North Beach, str. Has- Sat 10 ex Sun. salo. Ash street dock. P m FOR "DAYTON, Oregon 7 -on sum 2 00 n.m City and Yamhill River I".-m Z points, str. Modoc. Ash- Mon.. street dock. Ih.u iA (Water permitting.) s TICKET OFFICE, Third and WsshlagM ton. Telephone. Mala 712, TIME CARD OP TRAINS PORTXANO: Leaves. 7:26 s, m. 11:10 a.m. 3:30 p. m. Arrives. 6:46 p. a. Puget Sound Limited Kansas Clty-8t Louis Special North Coast Limited acoma, Seattle Night Express 11:10 D.SS. 7:00 a as, S46p. as. Ill :45 p.m. Take Puget Sound Limited or Northf Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor points. Take Puget Sound Limited for Olympisj direct. Take Puget Sound Limited or Kansas Clty-St Louis Special for points aw South Bend krancn. . . Double dally train service e Gray'a Harbor branch. , , Tacoma and Seattle, , , A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 255 Morrison St., Portland. Or. THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT CHANOE OP CARS BETWEEN PORTLAND AND. CHICAGO. RUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH - VYESTEROY. TIME 70 HOURS TO CLCCACa mm, ; a. a b!rkes. t3etterI Agent. C N. W. Fa :sy. Ita Third SU P02TLA..- C:i,