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POWER OF MAFIA AND CAMORRA
Late Sportlti&i
.U ; WfOfli Wackmall are tb feT-
'J9rt tpethode br ne which the'
(Man th annrcmsis, tne wamorra, me
oflhlllst end most of thoseother kin
Yhtd eecretaocietlea of the Old World
hitulud under tha mentla of polities
tor crime, obtain the fundi with which
the leaders seem to b always amply
upplled, . But counterfeiting, fraud.
f obbery, arson, and murder are likewise
mployed.to fill, the exchequer . when
aecessary, and no considerations of Ufa
x? property ara permitted, to stand In
ia way of the provision of 'revenues
barge enough to anabla tha moving spirit
- ef thess various associations to exist In
comfort and luxury without any visible
traeana of support The murder last
ftweek at Benedetto Maduena, in Nsw
jyork, and tha oaptura of a rang of
Wiolllan Maflalate, aa responslbla for tha
ortma, have served to call onoe mora
Itha attention of the American public to
the ways m which tha members of these
upcmioo-crimlnal secret societies or jgu
pope manage to obtain their supplies.
lit waa became Maduena, himself
Imember af tha Mafia, had objected to Its
appropriation of a sum of. $a,000
longing to his oonvlot brother-in-law,
and of 11,000 which he had furnished to
tha chief of his lodge in order to secure
tha transfer of Ms relative from Sing
ainrtfeths Erie State Penitentiary, tliat
ha waa killed. .And ainoa hia murderers
hart been under lock and key. a fund
lot many thousand dollars has already
(been collected from tha Italian residents
fin Xew York. In order to provide for tile
Vefeaee Of tha prisoners.
Money SMrtorted by Threats.
Xt.la hardly neeeesary to say that this
pttoney has net been voluntarily sub
scribed,, but has been furnished In re
sponse to 1 those threats and menaces,
which will likewise render It well-nigh
impossible for tha authorities to secure
atiy kind of Italian testimony against
3forelloand his confederates It la dif
ficult to convince any Italian, especially
mt ha halls from those portions of Klng-
Kylotor Emmanuel'a dominions which lie
Eto tha south of Rome, that there la any
ftagency of tha law. either in the land of
foils birth or in this country, that la pow
erful enough to protect him from the
nger of tha Mafia If for one reason or
nether ha incurs Its wrath. And It Is
It fair to add that this belief on his
(part Is confirmed to a great extent by
srienoa. In Central Italy the Caroor-
Mra and in Northern Italy tha secret an-
arch 1st associations exercise a similar
legree of terrorism, and a curious lllus-
Itratioa thereof was . furnished In the
caaa of King Humbert's assassin. Brescl.
'tPrevtotta to hia coming to America he
twaa earning good wages as head weaver
tha great Mlchall Silk Mills at Lucca.
The Case of Banker HartlnellL
The, chief proprietor of these mills
"was tha Florentine banker,. Martlnelll,
and Bread, who made no attempt to con
ceal his devotion to the anarchist cause,
3eld the banker In such a state of terp
idatloa . eonoeraing the safety of the
mllle and of his own life that when
Bread found It necessary to proceed to
tha Waited States In tha Interest of the
movement It was the banker himself
who paid for tha man's passage to
ukmerloa by flrst-class. and furnished
jhimjiot only with money, but also with
isv costly photographic outfit Brescl hav
flug, among other expensive tatftes, a
Wrongly developed one for amateur
photography.
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Called to account-' the. banker
plained that -he had 'been terrorised by
threats 'Into furnishing JDrescl-wlUi th
means of departure, and not inaptly cited
the. -old proyerb according to -which it
is prudent to. provide golden bridges for
the enemy wha Is in flifht ' 1 - ,
Noev.. it.Martlnellt'a banker an a,
manufacturer, 'so rich and se inOuentlal
that he -was able to secure tha removal
of all the Judicial and polios obstacles
which would otherwise have stood In
th. way' of the departure from Italy of
suen a well-Jtnown gnarenist and ex
convict as Brefecl, allowed himself to be
terrorised In. this fAahlon; t stands to
reason that other manufacturers, bank.
ers.. and. moneyed man Of one kind and
another, lers prototnent and lwm ' able'
to. command the Influence and good, will
of ithe police and of the mnglHterlal au-.
tuorities than uimseu, . can t biacg
mailed and subjected, to sttortlon In a'
till greater dtgree.' ' -
The entird northern part Df Italy en
joys widespread prosperity)' Trade "and
Industry ans , flourishing . thera A .much
mora Afeaa on ha northprn aide' of .the
Alps In France, Austria fcnd even Bwlti-
erland. 'JBvery factory la at work. It
would be Intsroatlrtg t ascertain - bow;
mauy of, their ownots are. compelled by
fear to contrlbuta to the funds of the
anarchist p4rty. Id , lh province of
Naplea there are f ef the landed pro
prietors, -fke manufacturer- and ' mer.
chants who have hot been called upon to
contrlbuta t tha Camorra while rn Sis-'
Uy tlMr Mafia does fcot hesitate to col
lect Its revenues in the Same fashion.
..av xUUliat Ketaadw , - ;
In Russia every reemdoscenca of the
Nihilist movement ss Invariably accom
panied by-' an extraordinary Increase in
the number of firee. . Thus" fit one sum
mer month alone I.BOt flrei were. official
ly reported, to Jmve akn plaoa- In It
Petersburg, "Orenbunr,. Koalow, 'Irkutsk,
and traluak. destroying property to the
amount of 10.000.004 roubles. Only 900
of o these i a res b'oukl Ve properly account
ed -for, and the .remaining J.09 . were
proved toltof incendiary, and la many
cases of Nihilist" arlgtn,. The police
were apparently unable to prevent these
urea, and-email wonder then. -that when
two wealthy fit . Petersburg-merchants
received .anonymou letters from - the
terrorist executive committee demand
ing turns of 40,000 and 10,000 roubles,
respectively, and threatening them with
the deetruotlori ef their property by
fire, and even with death In the case
of refusal, they hastened to comely and
to pay up. replying' to Inquiries as to
why they had not sought the protection
of the government, with the following
pertinent and wholly unanswerable coun
ter-question:
It the chlsf Of police Is unable to pro
tect his own person from stuck, or to
prevent the arson that Is the order of
the dav. how can wa josslblv axnect ef
ficient protection?"
in conclusion it taay be pointed out
that the readiness with which the Ital
ians in New Tork hard working.
reputable Citizens, many of them have
subscribed under threats of the Mafia.
a large fund for the defense of Morello
and of his confederates, indicates an
inauguration on this side of the Atlantic
of the same degree of criminal terrorism
and a distrust in tbe efficacy of pro
tection by the law and the police as pre
vails on ronaer sias or the Atlantic.
VACmO WATipsTAt MAatTB.
' Seattle. I; Butte.. 4.
' Helena, 111 Spokane,
taadlnr af tha Clnba,
wy . r won,-. A-OIT, r.j
Seattle i . .;,.'..rl7 . : f , '.Of
Los Angeles ...,1 - .7, . ,
Bpokana ......,lJ' 11 . Ml
' Ban- Francisco
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-. Portland , ,,.;.. 15' sU
TROUBLES OF AN
EX U. S. ADMIRAL
(Journal Speojal Service.)
BASt FRANCISCO, May 11. Bear-Admiral
F. P. OUmere of the United
Btatea Navy retired list was the victor
In salt brought against him In Judge
T4tuttf court yesterday, Julian El
CarasV tha stepfather of Admiral Qll
more "a former wife, sued him to re
cover which he claimed ha had
expended In supporting the Admiral's
wife from ISvt until 1900. Carey claimed
that Ollmore had abandoned Mra. Qll
more In this city and that she was forced
to depend upon her parents for main
tenance until her death In 1900. On mo
tion of Attorney Charles W. Slack for
tha defendant, however, Judge Troutt
entered an order of nonsuit because
th plaintiff failed to prove any abandon
men on tha part of the naval officer or
that ha had failed to contribute to her
upport
The Rear-Admiral married Carey's
stepdaughter, Miss Julia MarU, In New
Tork City in 18J2 while he was a Ueu-tenant-Commander
In the American
Navy. Subsequently she removed with
her parents to Ban Francisco and the
Ollmores resided here with her mother.
But In 1894 the domestic troubles of the
Carays drove the naval officer from
their home and he aaked his bride to go
with htm. Mrs. Ollmore refused to
leave t her mother and no the couple
parted. , The seaman went oft to sail
tha seas and for five years was absent
He "never saw his wife again.! However;
ha fava" her as .allowance . of . $7(5' iter
monin ior .soma - yearar , ana - , tnen,! f y
agreement this stipend was reduced, to
lot per month. Meantime Mrs, Carey
left her husband od, with her daughter,
the naval officer's wife, went to live In
tha Eastern States, ".Bhe procured a 'dl
voroe from Carey at Ph-Uadelohia. in 16 ff?
and thereafter mother and daughter jfe
Sided in New ' Jersey until tha. latter'a
eath three years .later.- ..-.. r,:.
In his complaint Carey stated that
during the five years Ollmore and his
wife lived apart had 'spent $1,160 In
caring for her, but on tha witness stand
ha waa obliged to admit that he never
saw, her after 1898. It la a. matter of1
resord In the courts of Philadelphia that
Mrs. Carey secured her divorce , froid
him on the ground of his 'failure to
provide and, more, that during ' their .
Married lire, which began in 1876. Carey
had never contributed a penny toward
the- support of herself or her daughter.
Judge- Trout, therefore, decided - that'
Carey "Was- not. entitled to any money.
from Gflmore on account - of supporting i
ananaonea wire. '
lV P. Ollmore . served . forty years -'in
Itha American Navy and was captain of
(tha monitor Monadnock when he was re
tired la 190$ with, tha rank of Bear-Ad"
fhiral. His distinguished services In
the . Philippines during , the Spanish'
American War brought a complication of
diseases 'upon him which forced his re-.
raremant before he reached' the sge
limit A year after . the r death 'Of his
wife he married a wealthy lady In New
Tork City -and that municipality Is nis
Permanent home. He came to San Fran'
Cisco a few days ago to defend himself
against Carey's suit and,' now that ha
has Won a civil victory as overwhelming
da his naval victories, .he will return to
tha Saatera SUtea., V, v,
FOUND NUGGET
WORM $3,000
(Journal Special Service.)
baker CITY, Ore., May 18. John
Peters found a $3,000 gold nugget In John
Day River. Ha brought It to this city
ana aeposnea it m the Cltlxens' Na
tional Bank. Tha .-nugget weighs 80
pounas. This will probably cause
rusn or piacer miners to the ground
aiong me jonn iay River.
t'::"Zi '., Xanlnga at SaattkK ;
. SEATTLE May ' U Ougdale'. men
won yesterday's game on a fluke. With
the score tied In the tenth. How. the
first man for Seattle, 1lt tto-firOjCkhoff,
who flohled the ball cleverly, but threw
It Into the bleachers and Hogg made the
circuit Score;, ,, ,, ....
Seattle . w...$ 0 0 0 1 0 O.ttT6 ,
Butte . $ 0 1-0 0 0' l -
Datterles Hogg and Stanley; vowung
and Bmlth. ... . - - - ft . , -
" "'Arrives With Bond..
(Journal Bpeclal Service. ,
NEW TORK. ; May 1$. Monroe Sails-
bury haa arrived here with- the biggest
stable of harnss horses '.that, will be
campaigned In the Eaat thta season by
any . Calif ornlan. 8allsbury tjilg year
ill' pin. his faith to a great extent In
Monte -Carlo and , Mush. Monte Carlo
wa one of tha sensationa of last season.
Tletook a record of 1;Q :and Is
therefore ellglWe to start inr tha1 t:l
claaa. Mush Is the reUnnra "fpr fast
classo at pacing. Ha Is an. enormous
horse and has shown wonderful speed
In hfs workouts, ."Whether lie possesses
stamlnavls yet to pe, determines., axumn
was sired by Lattery Ticket- as waa also
Dick, who goes along in tne same car.
A green trotter that will figure in sev
era! of the rich events or tns year i
Monroe, eon of Seymour Wilkes, who
waa a fast pacer In his day. Judge
Green, by Directum, Is also expected to
make a good showing In tha East, sal
lsbury also brings the young harness
horses whlch Tom Butler purchssed at
the Palo Alto sale several months ago.
Jick 0'Erlen's Liberality. .
Jack CCrlfln, who recently met Mar
vln Hart of Louisville at Philadelphia In
a six-round bout treated the latter very
liberally In the way af money after the
fight. According to the agreement made
before the men went Into the ring, Hart
was to forfeit his deposit of $2S0, which
he had posted to make weight and lose
his end of the gate receipts If hs did
not knock out O'Brien in the six rounds
After falling to do the trlek for O'Brien
Hart found himself shy "of money and
long way from home. O'Brien likes
Hart personally, and, not wlshlnjr to see
him stranded, he gave blm, back the
check for his forfeit and handed him
$71 to cover hia expenses coming to this
city and $50 to pay his way home
O'Brien's action was a big surprise to
Hart, and he declared that O'Brien and
the sporting publio of Philadelphia will
always have a warm place In his heart
Wrestling: Go Tonight.
(Journal 8peclal Service.)
SEATTLE, May 13. James Carroll of
this city and Chris Pearson of Tacoma
meet tonight In a wrestling bout at Oer
mania Hall. As this is the first contest
fit its kind that has been pulled off In
this city for some little time, it sbould
arouse a good eai or interest among
the itportlvely Inclined. Carro.l Is fully
10 pounds lighter than hia big opponent
but he fins all the confidence lrf the
world in his ability to fetch home the
long end of the money.
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The Journal is read' in the evening by the whole family f,:,
when they have time to carefully consider the subject. '.
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im C0UNIY WOODMEN.
aotjrnai Special Service.)
BUOENEJ, Ore., May l$.-vThe Lane
County Woodmen of the World are mak
ing elaborate preparations for a "log
rolling," which wilt bo held In this city
Friday, 'May IS. "Business houses "have
already Commenced to decorate, and Eu
gene promises to wear tha moat elabo
rate holiday attire ever seen in the val
ley metropolis. Tha' exercises will con
sist of a ball game In the morning be
tween Springfield and Eugene Camps,
W. O. W., followed In the afternoon by
various games and sports, an Immense
parade, publio drills-by -companies of the
Uniform Rank of the order and an Im
mense initiation - of ITS - candidates at
night. . The parade Is expected to be the
largest and most elaborate ever ' seen
here. It will contain, two brass bands,
a cemDamr of . IhS Uniform Rank.
Knights of iPythiaav thfea companies of
''Yoaoe"jibtsLost.
(Journal Special Service.)
SALT LAKE. May 1$. A large crowd
was on hand last night when "Young"
Glbbs (colored) of Ohio, and Jerry Mc
Carthy met In a 20-round 'contest at the
welterweight limit The colored man
broke his left hand In the eighth round.
and in the tenth round the decision was
awarded to the sturdy Celt, who halls
from Montana.
King and Freeman.' '
(Journal Special Service.)
OREGON CITY, May 13. The sport
followers of -this city Intend turning out
in large numbers on Saturday night.
May 26, when Andy King of Montana
and Frank Freeman of this city meet In
a 20-round contest at 126 pounds In the
Armory's commodious auditorium.
Sports Are Coming.
v Saw Overland errlee.
. pfcst time to Chicago and the East
&a tea Union Pacific and Chicago, Mil
waukee oV St Paul Railway. That la
tha route of the new overland service.
Splendld route and splendid service. H.
8. Bo we. general agent Chicago. Mil
waukee: & St Paul Railway, 13 Third
street, Portland, Ore, ,
the . Uniform Rack. . woodmen of t
World, ton floats and hearty a thousand
Woodman. ? Tha Woodman will in large
measure be .dressed alike, and the parade
will be arrayed plentifully: with rich col
era,.?--The -- railroad -company haa made
' j. . . - . i b . ' 3 . . . .
, special rates from , ronoop . acta Asn-
land, ana tne- attendance promises to
double .. tha .population. o the city for
fh':tlma being.
r FAK5 AKE GLAD.
' OREGOtf CJT Xr ay ll The hearts
of-the. local' fans will ' be gladdened to
learn that the Oregon City team,, to
gether with, the Vancouver Maroons, the
Schlllers 4nd ; Mdfiogfima of Portland,
have organised an InterrState league for
the ieasx) - AaufiAWiii be played for
and ..Will ba put : uj:;by , aome .Portland
nrm. ' Games wiu be played every sun
day during .tia ajlmmer. .,-''" - .
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(Journal fineclal flarvlee.)
nEDINBTJROM, -'-May 1 f; The " second
day or Klnr Edward visit to the Scot
tish metropolis, was a, busy, one. beain-
nlng at 10 O'clock this morning with an
inspection , of thej Blaok Watch In - Dal
keith. Park and ending at a late hour in
the afternoon with tbe formalopenlng of
a new hospital' at' Collnton. After . the
irjspection. of . the Black .Watch and th
presentation Of South African medals to
the officers and nn of that regiment
the.fclinr and Quean left; rlVoith tnr
I Holyrood HousS. wher they, took lunch.
xne aecortiea streets or, tne capital were
!orowdedivwltk w spectators :& and their
majesties met -with Joyous acclaim,
.!.. '..;'i linl'ii ij i 4 , In If, n ., '
?" 'nszr 'jjtnti ;w,tM wes.
; iThe-tewryates from tha East' to the
North-paaine coast to June 1 5th. will
undoubtedly bring odt thousands of set
tlevsvj Where -dhey will go - Is largely
a question of Inducements. If you are
interested In aeeurlag ahy Eastern peo
ple for your section of tha country, sand
their names and addresses to tha under'
signed. All the facts and. figures about
the trip will be promptly sent them.
H. S. Rowe. general agent, Chicago, Mil
waukee & fit. Paul Railway, 134 Third
street, Portland, Or '
(Journal Special Service.) .
OREGON CITY, May 13. A car load
tonight to
eon-
test. Both men have many admirers
in this city. The late car will be held
until the evening's events ara over, so
that all may return home tonight
ofJfifsporta will go to Portland tonlg
tbr witness the Oans-Tracey boxing
No Decision Given
(Journal Special Service.)
PHILADELPHIA, May 13. Jack
Johnson, tha California colored heavy
weight, and Joe Butler, the local col
ored boxer, met In a lively six-round,
no decision contest before the Washing
ton Sporting Club the 11th, Inst
Full description of all sporting events.
Kew . York, and Chicago raoea received
by direct wire from the tracks. New
York telegraph tips posted. Commissions
received for all sporting events in any
part of the world. First betting Cali
fornia races 1.-45 p. m. Memphis raoes
commence Monday, March 28, first bet
ting 11:46 a. m. PORTLAND CLUB, 130
Fifth utreet.,,. T
NEW TODAY.
REAL-ESTATE SNAPS
$310015 lots on Bne line road, oppo
site Mt Tabor postoitlce.
$3600 Three One lots on Eaat Madison
St., between K lull and 1. 17th;
will sell one or more on easy
terms; no trouble for us to show
you our prouerty.
125,000 Ail of a full block. 200x600 ft,
on river front, near East Morri
son; investigate this.
llg.OOO A fine bukinvas block on Park
and Yamhill ats., pays more than
10 per cent
$30O0 A 2u-acre larm. near Mt. Tabor;
S acres in cultivation, with fruit
of ail kindu; 6-room house; this
is a real live snup; w have sold
. wild land in tin- sumu location
for $3? 5 r aire.
$ 4602 fine building luts In Kennel-worth.
f340O rine mogern -room house, sear
steel bridge; investigate this
It's cneaper to ouy than to pay
rent.
$4500 Fine modern double house (new)
near steei ormgt.-; pays xi
cent. This Isy only a partial
. or our snaps, complete Mat can
' . be seen.atigur office. Investiga
tion solicited.
3600 Fine modern house, corner lot,
10th and East Yamhill sts.: street
Improved; .11.000 cash, balance to
suit i per cent.
CZTT VTZVT PABX lots $150 to $300;
streets graded; Bull Run water, iiigh,
slahtly snd level; 10-mtnute car serv
ice; double track; O. W. P. & Ry. Co.
shops will be located on this tract; an
opportunity of a lifetime to get in on
the ground, floor.
XOKX8TXADS We can locate you on
some of the finest land in Eastern Ore'
gon; investigation will cost you noth
ing.
$3760 Fine 7-room house on Grand ave.
ana irving at. ; part casn.
FIELDSccCO.
AOS AUsky Building-.
NEW TODAY.
per
list
TIMBER! TIMBER 1 TIMBER!
Whv la It that Oreaonlans are asleeD
ana allowing Eastern parties to come
in and take up all the desirable timber
lands in the state. We have Just sent
down to the finest body of yellow pine
in the state another party of
15 PEOPLE
who know a good thing, and have gone
after it. We aro now getting up another
party for next week,. Come and see us
and Wk will tell ,you how to get a good
claim that will make you money. Do
not wait, as it will soon be all gone.
JOl
W UL.XOJTT CO,
Chamber of Commerce.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
860 ACBXS on Columbia River,
at per acre $30.00
860 AOXES neat Sheridan, Or.,
at per acre ....$13-60
1700 AOBBS near Arlington. Or.,
at per acre $ 6.60
3300 AOBBS near Albany. Or.,
at. per acre $13.60
7800 AC3UIS near Roseburg, Or.,
at per acre ... , $ 6.00
J. D. WJX.COX ft CO
' BOSH Stark Street
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
' : Call at 9K Fst Street
$3609 Lot (0x100 'and 7-room modern
' house, all sewer' snd street lrrt
" nrovements complete; one of the
best locations on Rust Side1; a
.real snap at OH First street.
$3500 block, close In on East Side.
, . -.near steel bridge. Call vfc First
. , ; street
$3100 H block. In fine location, blocks
i , from east end of steel bridge. -$350012
acres,-near Clackamas Station,
II acres cultivsted; no buildings.
Call sty First street.
337 AOBBS Stock and grain farm, 156
acres, under cultivation, bulance
mostly open pasture lamU.two
. ' residences, large barn, Hne or
chard, living water. This Is fine
' land and well adapted for stock,
, . grain, grass, hops, fruits ' and
vegetables. Price $18 per acre;
terms to suit
$38.787144 acres. H under cultivation,
well located, In Willamette Val
ley. $648010$ acres, adjoining city limits
of one of the thriftiest towns In
the Willamette Valley; good
buildings, fine orchard; all culti
vated. $1700 Fin 7-room residence, newly
finished, lot 50x100, full bHe
ment city water. 1 block from
Unlon-ave. car line. You cannot
beat this buy. See it.
$ 60010 acres, all sowed to grain; one
third of grain goes with land;
easy terms.
$ S00 40 acres near river, 20 miles from
Portland; good cord wood timber,
enough to pay for land.
6-BOOaf COTTAGE, lot 50x100. on Van
couver car liae; bath, hot and cold wa
ter, brick basement; $1,200; $450 cash,
balance to suit buyer.
4-BOOK H -story cottage, plastered; lot
10x180, on woodlawn line; iaou. y.
- cash: t lots. 100x100. $275.
a UTf oiortuill. $350: lota Al
bins Homestead. $500; 1 lot Reseda! a,
$105. i
lOTSOxlOO, Sixth st. near Mason, $250.
The above lot af goods are genuine
snaps; also lots in Roselawn Annex, ioo
each. $5 down and $4 per month. Side
walks, city water, near school; get all
the comiorts or. a noma- now.
SAHLSTROM & PATTERSON
ggivi xobjusov stbbzt.
"NEWi'TODAY.
CLARKE; COUNTY
REAL
REAL, ESTATE
JOHN E. DAY
834 MAIIT STKBBT.
all
VOTTt, (n nnuntrv town.
furniture; ground lease years; s,soo
full, new
rs: 13,600
or will trade for
cash: $4,000 on time,
Portland .property,
73x145 TSBT, small house,, on car line;
1476, on time.
$ LOTS on car line; $400, on install
tnents.
80 AOBZS of timber 11 miles from Port
land; vao per acre,
NEW TODAY
Farms! Farm! Farms!
, NO END TO QOOD FARMS! -
Here .is a sample:
in hlghjptte of
ouuumgw- gooa
390 ACBES 200 acres
cultivation: fair
bearina Drune orchard of IK acres:
weU watered and fenced; fronts on
the Willaihette River, one mile from
railroad, in Yamhill County. , Price
$35 per acre.
ASOTKEB 160 ACBES 3 G In Cultiva
tion-and in crop; 65 slashed and
...J. - an m , , . , v. A . .
food house .end barn; orchard of
,200 trees: living water; fine loca
tion for dairy, in Washington Cbun
ty. Price $20 per acre.
We also have maav small farms, witk
prioea that ara right. .
Xf Ton are lookinr for a fans Aont
fall to see oar list befor buylag.
VVELD0N, NttSON &CO; '
148 ticixs nun,
CAyfAA-ood double house, rents $63 monthly, paying $10 over
J"AIUw 11 on price $7000. Best part of city.
ylAvlAA FEET On Lownsdale? Street, between Yamhill aad
'iUA I UU Taylor streets.
09YinA FINE, NEW, MODERN HOUSE on Twenty-fourth
003 A lUw and Lovejoy streets.
AAA 1 A A
I UU A I UU CORNER THIRD AND MILL ST&
49x63
And fine 11-rcom dwelling, corner Second and! Grant
streets.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
CHEAP HOUSES AND COTTAGES
3 NEW HOUSES and 7 NEW COTTAGES, on East 11th and 12ta
Streets, near Mason, accessible to car line, and on easy terms.
Farms! Farms! Farms!
1LC ACRES, 15 miies from Portland, 1 rhfle from food R. R. Station
lUO and one fourth mile from boat landing; all cleared, but 15 acres
of good stump pasture; all fenced; well watered; 9 acres No, 1 orchard
and small berries; one large cow barn with stable for 40 cows; one large
horse and hay barn; large brick cellar with apple house combined; good
chicken house; large hog penr joeiuIiCTciocltyrgood left"
room house in good condition; with tbe farm will go 40 head of cows
and all the implements and tools necessary for working CIA Z((
the place..... .......,M.....PRICE ej)lUeOUl
ACRES, 7 miles easf of Cottage Orove, Ore.; 10, acres cleared
1 01 and in a good atata of cultivation; 30 acres in grass, balance fine
timber of fir and cedar, estimated at five million feet; on good logging
stream; 2 sawmills within 2 miles; soil good; part rich bottom land;
partly fenced; small orchard and small fruits; good garden and growing
crop go with the place; new -2 story house; 3 barns; a cellars and out
buildings; 3J miles to R. R.; J mile to school pj- 2 400
Stock, implements tools and furniture can be bought very reasonable,
W. A. SHAW & CO.
2-43 Stark, near Second, Portland. Or.
, FOfcSALE BY
Henkla&-Baker
219-231 Ablngton BulMlng.
Portland Oregon.
40 ACXX8 2$ In Una state of cultiva
tion, the balance In timber and pas
ture: all fenced and cross-iencea
" necessarv buildings, living water,
H mile to-school, 4 mile w k. k.
family orchard, line, large team, al
farming Implement. In Clark Coun
ty. Wash.
10 AOKZB I miles north 'of Van
couver; I2S r choice fruit trees.
- prunes, apples and pears (SO treea
J year. $20 treea 7 years. $30 trees
6 years, 200 trees $ years and 06
trees 1 year old); mostly Italian
prunes; small house, good stable and
wagon shed; small creek.; si.suv.
61 ACXSI On Vancouver Lake, three
nvllua northwest, of Vancouver: 15
acres In orchard, prunes, applea and
pears; S00 prune trees 10 years
old yielded In liol, 140,000 pounds;
a good, new, large evaporator, tox
68 feet- a large, new warehouse Six
75 feet; IS horse-power steam boiler
(warehouse, evaporator, boiler and
hnUer.hnuaa eoat over 11.000): house.
barn, eta The best all-round place
in the country; a good tacoma Imme
diately; sig.ouo.
17 ACUS Choice farm! good soil,
near Battle Ground, Wash.; for sale
st a bargain. .
T4 ACBES of land, well Improved, near
iroebstei, wasn., at si.ivo.
105 AOBZS near Manor, "Wash-l well ira-
. proved; luvu.
HAT F ABM 160 acres, fine bottom land,
8 miles northeast of Vancouver;
$10,000. ... .
BO AOBS81 nil west of Vancouver.
on the Columbia River; all cleared
ana in nign. state oi cultivation,
good fence; 13 acres In orchard, ol
which 4 unrti are, Tears old treea,
and in 1001, yielded 7 MOO pounds
Italian prunes; some choioe winter
apples; revetment built .recently to
nrotect the river bank at a coat of
over $1,000; tha best and richest soil
in the state, convenient to boat land
ing and oity; iii.ouo. ,
MONEY MAKERS
$7000
$3900:
$4500
$ 1 75
Foi quarter ..block. 14th and
Johnson. Nob Hill, with 10
room residence, a .great
snap,' ; ; t ' '
For a 'BMflt. 7-oom resldehc
onEveretti near list. Nob
Hill; rents welpays to er
ECU),
th
nap;
go
$6000
$2200
Corner lot, with elegant re
WeBcew exiitt at. ; modern.
sr?r o . pn ration nouie
' vard; . will be . worth $600
when' car line gets there;
. only f ' left; they sell like
' hot - cakea;: soma and - buy
. one,. - .
-Corner' let 1 close- in, with
double house, a rooms each;
! paya 10 per cent.
Corner lot, with' 8-room cot
stagey oa ifhlrd -and Sherman
streets.,;?-, . r
IH L PA -r-ornar lot, -Corbett st, near
M05v ltakvlth ccti!a?e'
Hiwiee- B- rooms and corner
... tat) ; nr Third street"
.,',V3r,..j- -
T-50xl ft, pt First st. with
ft-iredm' cottage.
Quartet Wbck; Nob ' IliU,
! lth and Hoyt its.; elegant
. spot for -flats or residences.
Quarter block, Iflrst' st, 4
, hodoe. pays 10 per Cent;
..nna, Investment .-:--
9 kcresrfn tke-clty; wilt plat
an4 pm r.or.mor tnatt iw.
000., .Grand apeeulatlon..
$3600
$2750
$6500
$9000
$5000
Goldsmith & Co.
NEW -TODAY.
tVSK THB WnCN-LAWHWVCB CO."
TVltEKB THB CROWD OOE3 TO USTt
THE BEST REAL, EST ATS BUYS.
THIRTEEN DEEDS AND TURKS
MORTOAGEa EXtCUTEO AM Hi
CORXEX.IN ONB DAT.
f 650" 1 1 -room cottage, J Jots, ,'ehal
fruit and shrubberyj eloaa ;. u
cars, Portsmouth. t , ... .
$1300 For a splendid nee l-roons house,
00x100 feet of ground, on Uuloo
ave., opposite Woodlawn School,
$1300 For a magnlnnent cottage home,
6 rooms, lOxSOe feet of arounj,
30 bearing fruit trees, all kinds
of berries and shrubbery; one
block from Montavllla .ear Una.
gaaso For a magnlAoent' new, strictly
mofiern o-room eeiiag. ana up
to-date home on East Kvarett at,
on block from elect rio ears.
$ 300 W Ice quarter block. 1 block from
electrie cars; center Addition.
$ tSO For splendid 5-aere pleea ef lund
K mile from Clackamas Station,
$ BOO For a splendlu acre home with.
blocka from station In tha town
or (J lac Kama.
$ 8SO nor a splendid ltO-aer dairy and
stock ranch, miles from Lexlnn
ton on Cowlita River; splendid
hay and grass land and a -big
anap for the aeoney. ; - .
$3000 For a 7 1 -acre rnloely improved
i arm. wiu gooa teais a sows,
some hogs, dairy machinery, farm
implements and crops; aitaatod ff
miles from Vanoouver, Clark
County, Wash. Ka batta taia
on the eoaat for tha snoner
$7800 For a magnlttoent He-acre farm,
H mile from . Pleasant JJLaaaa,
Multnomah County, Ore.
Don't forget tha place, Hilt rUil
srreec.
Real Estate For Sale.
$160O For group of 9 lota, Mt Tabor)
1WB mrw UOtHVTTC.
$1100 One 6-foot lot, East Portland.
$ 400 Buys 3 lots la Saratoga Add,
These are a fine Investment and
must oe sola mob.
f US One lot In Columbia Heights.
$3290 block, HoUlday"s . Add, M
suu streex.
$1300 Corner lot HolUday'g Add,
ajgoia streec . .
$ 328 One lot In Piedmont .' "
$1000 Two lota, Southern Portland.
f HO One lot Paradise Serine .rtef,
near ait. xaoor. ..
9 850 One lot. 8unnyslde Add.,,
Houses. ; J: ,
S48OO10 rooms. Boats Portland. 1 lota
$31007 rooms and 3 closets, new; 1 lo
West Irvlngton.
$3800 f rooms, fine fro It trees, barns,
cnicaen coo pa; m& laoor.
$3600 Modern T rooms, 1 lot, ' Lowel
Ainina: xrnic ireea ana Darn.
$1300 4 rooms,' modern ; 1 cwmer lot)
fruit treea: Lower Alblna. - :
$8800 7 rooms, modern, east $1,709;
very easy terms; newiy ouiui
Cottares for sale en email first pay
ment balance en lnstaUanata. n aood
looationa, from $800 up. Call and JooH
at our bargain before buying;, rli will
save you money. . , .,, , .
UWH CIOB3C SUKAZi BSTATB CO
883 Woteaota Bloek, SS Third St
$3780 Buy 1$ aerea In cultivation, rich,
mellow soil. iJt oearing iruu
trees, modern hard-flntshed house,
hot' and cold water, bath, toilet
etc; good new bern. chicken
house and other Outbuildings; al
fenced: good roadr only. S'milet
from the court house; Improve
meats alone worth tha prlos.
$18003 acres, H In cultivation; Hoi
oil ik mi is rroa ear imej awnei
paid 14,000 for tola Uad, ....
$1180 Buys a new. modern 8-room cot
lage ana xuu toii oaij owwi
$1800 Tskes a new s-room eottajre.
natn, toiiec, cement eeuar; aui
down and monthly payments;
prioa good for few days only.
$3000 Two ehelo lets, about the best
in wiuasaeue neignis. . .
ooscrroaT a umbo,:'1 '
80S WMhlngtom Street
HOMESTEADS anil
TIMBER CLAIMS
Located Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Timber Lands la tbe) moat ttaslrabl
locations, la largo sad small tract
for sale. .. . . :i ., .. .. .,
Call sad' see me 4 j-'t
D. C. ROQERiS,
- Boom J, 148W Sflxtk.
BUSINESS CHANCES
40O Grocery store on West Side, wlto
nve living rooms dock, -reni enii ,
$15 per month and 1-year least-) i
stock la comparatively new. Thiif
Is a decided bargain for any oiie :
wisning a, smau ousiuass anu a
home. .. i ....,.'' v
400 Cigar, eonfectlopary h4. naw
stand. In splendid location; cheap
- and lease Cos on yea. This k
for few. days mtlTx-j t
SOOClgar store, well located tO com
. jnand good trade: stock is good
' and rent Is cheap;, living foumi
' '' back. i --'-v . -v .
$10OO Machine Sho for few day enly
- i Tnw is a Bargain yoa can arcorj
to miss , If yo want thia kind ef j
ik. business. . . . , . ... I
URwxa a rAajuc BfcAfc xstatb oo
553 Woroeatar Block. 68 Third St. i
A Few
Fine: Tracts
r t
t srr 1 1' ' i
8. E.- r.
and. Oak St a.
ON EASY: PAYMENTS r-
2Y0m $ to t Roomi' . $1,050 to $3,000.
A. T. MYERS & CO.
814 Chamber of Commerce Bldg'
Of SCHO0U MND, 'Wa u
bad on 'good terms ntr n;
itfc. IT"..
1
KOOm.dlAIIS
Cor. 3d and Morrison, Sts.
.Vi.',Vf
Save Money! Mak Money!
TSB THB OBE00S PA1LT JOCRvaL
want aDa. you Grr a lot roR a
LITTLS. SITUAIIOS VAV1 ADS. TM.SX.
. . . lMtt 3"oat3i St, Baseell Kg.
CllSINESS CHANCES, Etc.
Oatt aad gee Ke Before Bsyl-j
TWO S-BOOM COTTAOf ; TW3
TWO T-BJtOM MOOXAV not
small Mvimtit down. b&iatM'. .
Call to Vet Sevenik st rtortrk. i
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