The Oregon daily journal., August 29, 1903, Page 21, Image 21

THE OHEGON DAILY JdTTRNAIi, rOHTLAXD, SATXJTIDAT EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1003.
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Tha Weekly Journal. '
Tne waaklr Jnarn.1 inn -
?? Jim Ulutm,1- siarset reports, oaa
HomlttancM shoald ba mad br drafts, nastal
botaa, exnraaa orriae. ! .n .
aeevptabU In ona and tnumi nMt.H .t.miM.
0. Boa HI. Portland. Ora-.
LEOAX W0TIGZ.
3.0T1CS TO
MAKINEUSTh. la-aana Rail.
road at Kavlaatlon Domniin , ha.
ain iiu rM-pietuoer s twarUif out a fnrtUm
of tha rxlatliig draw pro tact Ion aa tka aoath.
or ui.-atream end of tbslr bridge acraaa tha
Willamette rlrer In tue elty of Portland;
and about September 6 expact to begin
driving pi lea for the new draw nrotartkm.
During the time tula work 1 andar procraa
It will be Deceaaary for boata to approach
the draw with im-at caution; eaptalua ui
pllota are therefnra requested to rxerriao the
utmoat carr Is paaalng tbroufb tha brldaa
while the reuawala referred to ara being
made. H. KENNEDY,
t hief Engineer tha Oregon kailroad Karl-
rHtlnn (MPtny.
TODAT'I F0XECAIT.
Weathar rnndltlona and (enexal foraoaat for
w'aahtiifftnn, Ongon and Idaho:
Llcbt to raotleratelr hearr raina fall laat
nlKLt In the Willamette valley and Western
Waahliirtnu. The ralua bar ceaaed In the
aiinoi tveac
It hi'varmt-r thla morning Is the Kooky Mnun
tain atatea and cooler In Kanaaa and Kebraaka
ine msioatloua are for fnlr weather In thli
dlatrlrt fnuday, precvled by ahowera tonlftht
In the Willamette ralley, Waahlngtna and
Northern Idaho. It will ba rouler eaat of
- V, t aaraae moantalna.
Maxlmnm teniieratnra In the laat 24 bonra,
aK. nuulmutu temuaraturr, ho; precipitation
FRANCIS LECCETT
REACHES
ARBOR
A VW WTXJLMMMX9 XM TUT OV TMM
OOAaTT MVM TOM OX TSDP ST
in xAKMOsrs xmnxm ok.
rAinr or mam tjuuicmoo at
Bronfb 0rr of Omamat, ! unbar,
Bhiaglm ad 0m&nX SSarobavbdlaa mn&
.Will Taki liffllM, m Xaar kttan
Trio, la AOOttloa to Towing from
ten Om of tb SavrMt Xeof Bafta
than) Znr Xeft tha Ooltunbi Xtrav.
Iat yeirterday afternoon the ateam
hip rrmnola Leggett reached Portland
from Ban Pranclaoo. and moored at the
Aimwonn oook, wnora ana la uiacuarc
ln carro, moat of which la
oonalg-ned to Eaatern flrma. It oonalata
of l.tuo tone of cement, 1.500, WO ahlnglea.
0,000 feet of lumber and about 160 tona
of general merchandJae, On the return
trip aha will take out a oargo of lumber,
In addition to towing a raft of log from
Btella down the coaat to the California
metropolis.
Thla will be one of the largeat log
rafta ever taken out of the Columbia
liver. It contains In tha neighborhood
of 1,000,000 feet of lumber, aeveral month"
having been spent In building it. 1
The Francis Lrggett la comparatively
new, having been launched at Newport
Nrws January SI, 1S03. Thla ia her first
vMlteto Portland. Bhe belongs to the
Hammond Lumber Company of Ban
frtnoiaco. and waa. built eznresaly .to
engage 4n the lumber trade. The vessel
has a carrying capacity of 1,100,000 feet.
Whether she will ply regularly between
here and BajMpnar4dsoo has not yet been
determined Het4rrf1nl trip waa made
in respenae to tfit unusual demand for
coasters to handle the increaaed traffic.
BIRTHS.
AiiKUKt 27. to Mr. and Mra. W. Uarrberaoa
ci nrat atreet. a aon.
Auguat 2.1. to Mr. and Mra. H F. Ollmora
oi 42t raat Mill, a daughter.
Auguat 23, to Mr. and Mr. J. Harry La
aiar or ; Kaat (Xiurh, a daughter.
Auruet 2i, to Mr. and Mra. i. C. Findley of
aua LiBi i mjva, a aon.
OOITTAGIOTJg SISEAIEI.
Auguat Miaa letnard of Eaat Twenty
ninth and 8andr: diphtheria.
Auguat 28. Vlrtia- Howard of T10 Alblna ara-
BUr ; acarlit nwer.
The Edward Holmaa Undertaking Co..
funeral directors and embalmera. 220
Third street. Phone 607.
J. P. Finley & Son. funeral directors
and embalmera. have removed to their
new establishment, corner Third and
Madison streets. Both phones No. 9.
crematorium, on Oregon City car
line, near Bell wood; modern, scientific,
complete. Charares Adulta. $J5; chil
dren. 125. Visitors 9 to 6 p. m. Portland
Cremation Association, Portland, Or.
RZTXB TZEW CEHXTZmY.
Singles graves, 110. Family lota from
$75 to 11,000. The only cemetery In
Portland which perpetually maintains
ar.d cares for lots. For full Information
apply to W. R Mackenzie. Worcester
Block, city. W. M. Ladd, president
Clark Bros, for flowers, 28 Morrison
treeC
1
750
SEAL ESTATE TIAJISmS.
Go'taf reteraon and wife to T. F. Flaber.
eaat S Jot IT and eaat H lot 18, block
2X Sn;inylde $1,200
Oak I'ark Land Company to Allen E.
Klley. Mi 1. 2. S. 5. 7. 18. block 1,
Madeline
Byron F. Hoone and wife to Fred 8. Mor-
rla. fraction blix'k ft. Hellwood
Bhcrlff (for Llxile Wlberg at at to Phoe
nix Iji.id Company, about 55 acrea aec-
tion 2M. townablp 1 north, range 2 eaat. 4.102
Oregon Iiireatment Company to Miller
Murdock, parcel land. Fourteenth and
Jefferaon atreeta 1
1'ratila Yager to Lucia I'rlce. aouth S3 feet
of weat U lot 7. block 238.; alao. north
2T feet of eaat 75 feet kt 4. block 272,
city . . :
J. W. Webb to George W. Weygandl,
lot 5. Mocx l.i, Hlnael rarx
10
RIVER RATE WAR
SEEMS IMMINENT
Opinio of Waterfromt Mas that saegula
tor and paaoer ZUaaa .ITIH Ke
dnoe Bate from Vortlaad
to Tha SaUea.
River men are speculating on hour long
It will be before the Regulator line and
the Bpencer company will begin cutting
paasenger and freight rates between
Portland and The Dalles. They appear
certain that a rate war is about due,
although the manager of each company
intimates that there la no occasion for It.
line Spencer went out on her third trip
this morning with more freight and pas
sengers nan she has yet taken, and
thoee keeping an eye on operations are
of the opinion that in a short time 'the
owners of the Regulator boata will en
deavor to retain all the traffic they for
merly enjoyed. In order to accomplish
this result It Is pointed out that tha
only thing to do will be to cut the rates
to a figure that will make competition
impossible without sustaining heavy
losses.
It is said that , the opposition, la well
fortified and amply able to stand a pro
longed struggle for supremacy. It is
also atated that many of The Dalles
merchants have a financial interest In
the new line, ant. that they will natur
ally give It their full support.
If a rate war cornea river men believe
that It will continue for several months.
The Bpencer leaves here every alter
nate day and at the aame time that one
of the Regulator boats sails. They bare ,
been anxious to test their respective
speed by a race, but in the vernacular of
the street urchin one seems "afraid and
the other daresent." They wewt through
the draw of the -Burneide bridge this
morning with locked guards, but soon
broke away and proceeded In a leisurely
manner.
dlatriot, which affect tha XJat of Light
aim rum oignaia, raaanc coast, isos:
i ' Oregon and Washington. '.
Columbia, river lnaldd "bar. aas buoy.
page S, No. 81 (Liat of Beacons and
Buoya. Pacific Coast, 1803, page 81), cor
rected nnattlnn- ,
" Cane Disappointment lle-hthou
North by east, three-quarter eaat (saat
ny).
Point Adams (discontinued) light
nouse iaat, seven-eighths south.
North Head lighthouse North by
wail (northerly).
. Waahlnrtou,
Low Pointpost light, page 40, after
wo. 170 (Llat of "Beacons and Buova.
Pacific Coaat, 1802, page TO, August 1
A fixed white poet-lantern lightj sua
pended. 25 feet above the water, from
an arm on a white gallows frame 12
feet high, waa eatabllshed on the ex
treme and of Low Point, aa a guide for
vessels calling at tha town of Oettya
burg,
Raee Rocks (Canadian) lighthouse
North northeast, three-quarter east
(easterly) .
Tangent to Tongue Point Northeaat
by east three-eighths (easterly).
Tangent to Blip PointWest, one
quarter aouth.
Port Crescent post light, page 40, af
ter "No. ITS and preceding (List of
Beacons and Buoya, Pacific Coast. 1803
page 76). Auguat 1 A fixed red post
lantern light suspended, 40 feet above
the water, from an arm on a white gal
lows frame t feet high, waa established
on the extreme end of the western head
of Crescent Bay. aa a guide for vessels
entering or leaving the bay to paaa in
aide and claar of Creecent Rock.
Raee Rocks (Canadian) lighthouse
North, northeast (northerly).
Tangent to Tongue Point Northeaat
Dy aasv
Tangent to Blip Point west, flve-
elghtha south.
Arcadia post light page 44. after No.
197 (List of Beacons and Buoya, Pa
cific Coast 1801, page $1), August 11
A fixed white post-lantern light, aua-
pandod, 25 feet above, the water, from
an arm on a white gallows frame e
feet high, waa established near the town
of Arcadia, as a guide for vessels en
tering Hammersley's Inlet.
Left tangent to Hope Island Eaat.
southeast, one-half east.
Right tangent to Hope Island South
east, three-quarter south.
Tangent to Windy Point South, five-
eighths west.
The following affects the List of Bea-'
cons and Buoys. Pacific Coast 1803.
Oregon.
Taqulna bay entrance, pages 41 and
48. corrected position. Taqulna bay out
eide bar. whistling buoy. PS., marked
Y" In white, in 91 feet of water:
Taaulna (discontinued) lighthouse
Northeast, one-half north (northerly).
Life Baving station East, three-quar
ter south.
Taqulna Head lighthouse North by
west (northerly).
Oregon and Washington.
Columbia river, page 56 South side
of middle ground buoy. No. 1, waa dis
continued August 18, owing to the shift
ing of the channel.
Washing-ton.
Juan de Fuca strait, page 7 Cres
cent bay buoy, No. 2, a first-class nun,
heretofore reported dragged out of posi
tion, was replaced July 31.
Eagle harbor, page 79 Wing Point
reef buoy. No. 2. a eeoond-class nun.
heretofore reported adrift was replaced
July 27.
Hale passage, page 84 Point Francla
buoy. No. 0. a red first-class spar, here
tofore reported adrift, waa replaced
August 3.
SMASHES WINDOW -
LOOTS SHOW CASE
n TODAY.
IIARTMAN,
THOMPSON & POWERS
While the police were busy at a fire
on Everett atreet at 4:30 . o'clock this
morning a .thief robbed the Reliable
loan office, 61 Third street, of $60 worth
of field glasses, opera glasses and re
volvers.
" ia780For 7-roo
VHV LJICS 7 B OB Ml lllo iiUlll TV lliuv TV I With 111 1
lure m niiits ui -nuiiiuiviii mwr mi j-t'rimi
th robber to put hi arm through ftnd
5-8 Rooms Houses
Sold on Installments If desired.
irrt 2-story dwelling
block of ten-minute
service 'Car line; new with all
modern conveniences
clean the Bhow window of nearly all Its 1600 For 6-room cottage, with 1 acre
eontents. , of land. 1 block from car - line;
Several of the opera glasses were on city water.
shelf, a few Inches above the bottom $4600 Far modern 7-room dwelling on
of the window. The man's arm was not Northrup street; furnace, enamel
lnrur annuarh tn reiich theae. nn he rondo plumbing fixtures, mantels, ce-
use of a small atlck to mill them down. .m8nt baaement; splendid neigh-
T V. a a, Ink -nA , V, n .inn, h, laO AH '
a r or i-nwim n waning on cur una
rolios.
"I would willingly have given him the
articles he stole If he had not broken
the window," said the proprietor this
morning as he viewed the wreck
In Mt. Tabor district; all con
veniences.
3350 For 6-room lH-atory new dwel
ling. 2 blocks from car line;
new.
The store is but two blocks rrom po- tlftOO For '-room new house on car
lice headquarters. The robbery was line; bnth. city water, mantel; In
kept a profound aecret by the polio good location.
today. i 1330 For your choice of two 6-room
nouses on Yorx street; enamel
Tha Baltimore al Ohio Xailroad plumbing fixtures; connected
-!.,.., trln Mt frnm I UI'W H 1MUI1UI ? , near AVtU-aiV.
Chlnnffi. i xjuiMmn-. "MA HnT.r nm,itr : r linn,
v.. ........... I m mm r cA-itn - an.i ...
account Hovereign uranj f" ""iv n
18. 19 and 20. account Hovereign
Lodge, I. O. O. F. Tickets will be good
for return until October s. I'eter war-
near
vey, general agent, Han Francisco, Cel.;
B. N. Austin. O. P. A.. Chicago. Ticket
office, 244 Clark street Chicago.
irxw tosAt.
September 1st
WE WILL LAUNCH
ON THE MARKET
Oak Park Addition No. 2
AND
St Johns Heights Addition
BOTH IN
ST. JOHNS
Our other St. Johns additions have
been entirely
Morris St., near car line.
$3600 For 8-room dwelling, on Eaat
12th at: lot 60x100; new, with
modern convenleneea.
$ 680 For 60x100, on East 14th at.
In the best locality of West Irv-lngton.
3780 For 7-room dwelling; new, with
best of plumbing, cement base
ment; also 8-room cottage, with
cement basement, In No. 1 con
dition; lot "6x100; good fruit on
premises; will pay 8 per cent
as an Investment
SOO For 100x100 on corner of Fall
Ing and Kerby sta.
1780 For 7-room house, with brick
basement, rrot and cold water
lot 100x100; good fruit on prem
Ises; near car line. In University
Park Add
$1800 For 8 choice lots In Dunn's Add.
on East Ash St.
3300 For 100x100. with 7-room house
on Richmond car line. Thla is
a good buy.
3O0O For 3 acrea on St. Johns car Una,
st Mock Station; all under cul
tivation.
8000 For 115x100, in Portland Home
stead Addition.
MEW T0lAY.
LINN PARE
LINN PARK is not a suburban
town lot scheme to sell 15-foot
lots, but it is a most beautiful,
picturesque tract of land contain
ing 100 acres, fronting on the
Powell's Valley road, 6 miles
east from the center of the City
of Portland, and 20 minutes'
walk from the Oresham electric
car line. This tract has been
subdivided into 5-acre lots, and
will be sold at the low price of
$60 and $70 per acre, 1-3 cash,
balance monthly, quarterly or
semi-annual payments. U you
are looking for a profitable in
vestment, or a place for a nice
suburban home, you cannot
afford to overlook this. Free
conveyance daily from our office
to inspect this property.
xnrw TODAY.
For Sale
"Hotel MmZi
$2500
$2500
$2500
$2500
$2500
21st and Vaughn
SIX-ROOM HOUSES
Very attractive, well fin
ished. Plumbing A I.
O.N INSTALLMENTS
We
jTOTZCB TO MAJtZirCKS.
Maria Mormuic to Philip Kohl, eaat 30
feet lot 2. block 215. Conch Adi
6inln 8peiice and huahand to John P.
Schmei-r. lot 7. block 5. Bctimeer'a Add.
lIcMlnnrllle College to Jnllua Vi'allende.
lot . block 62. Sellirood
Benjamin nilrirunder et al trustees, to
Carrla Waller. Iota 15 and 16, Del
oiar Kharer'a Add
Anna J. Tucker and wife to F. 8. Web
ber, lot 8. block S5, 8eIlrood
W. J. Waltz and lfe to Daniel M. Lebo.
lot 11 end 17. block 55. .Vllwood
100
125
800
475
I
Get your title Insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee
& Truat Co., Chamber or commerce.
BUILDING PEEMTS.
Ta l T 11 Edff-erton. erect one-atorr eof
tare at Hellwood and Rodney, to coat $1,000.
To II. ivtempie. erect l-aiory coiiage at
Boat Main aw Twenty -aeconfl. to coat 11.800.
To J. H. Palmer, erect cne-atory dwelling
at Spokane and Eaat Thirteenth, to coat $1,500.
To Walta Estate, repair building at .Market
and Serenth. to coat il.oou.
SB, BXOXfOKZB XV POBTXAND.
Dr. J. Whltcomb Brougher of Chat
tanooga. who delivered esveral lec
tures to large and appreciative au
dlences before the recent Chatauqua as
sembly and was one of the most pop
IlOPrj ISR'llio nrir . i,e'' w .. v
oecaelon. Is In the city nRaln. and will
preach at the First rtaptlst church to
morrow. Dr. Brougher fins Been in uai
lfornla for several weeks and ia now
on his way home,
i m
Barbers' Plonlo.
A picnic will be given tomorrow by
the Portland- barbers' union in cane
mah park, Oregon City. Entertainment
In the shape of dnnclnif and athletic
sportj will be provided. There will also
bo a baseball game between the Oregon
City team and a Portland nine. No ad
mission to the grounds will he charged
Mothers!
MotherslI
Mothers!!!
"Mrs. Mnsloiv's Soothing Syrup"
M bt seed for over aiXTY YSAR8 by Krt
UOKt of MOTHERS fW thair CRItJDftlM
truit numnKo, wiia nurse ioccma
H tOOTHEl OM ClOtA BOFTSlf (a OCltS,
xtAYi ao fAiir f crjmsa wind coue, tad
is the beat remedy for DIAXRHffiA. Bold by
Drortats la) every part of the world. E tart
and ask for "Mra, Wlnatow's Soothlnf Fyrwn,"
aaUtakcaoeUeerslaX' Xa-cuty C :... at"'
Changas la Aid to Navigation Made at
Yarlous Polnta Along Coavrt
California San Francisco bay en
trance Bonlta point light station Fog
signal to be moved. On or about August
26. 1803. the fog signal at thla station,
located on the westernmost extremity of
Bonlta point, seacoast of California, and
on the northern aide of the entrance to
San Francisco bay. will be moved to and
established in the . structure recently
erected on the extreme end of Bonlta
point, 335 feet S. 78 degrees W. true
(SW. by W. W.W'ly mag.) from lt
present position.- and 65 feet N. 87 de
grees W. true (WSW. mag.) from the
lighthouse. The new structure is 13
feet lower than the lighthouse and 80
feet above the water.
The structure is of brVk, .white
washed, with red roof and V white
washed chimney In rear of the light
house. ,
No change will be made In the charac
teristic of the fog signal.
California Humboldt bay Increaaed
depth over bar. Through the courtesy
of the chief of engineers, United States
army, a copy of a recent aurvey of the
entrance to Humboldt bay haa been re
ceived. The survey shows a channel 31
feet deep at mean low water and 260
fc-et in width over the bar, and thla
channel depth exceeda by aboiiC three
foet that shown by a prevloiM survey
of 1839, made Just after the jetties had
been completed. The middle of the nar
rowest part of the channel is about 260
feet northeast of the line indicated by
the Humboldt bay range beacon lights.
and Is about eight-tenths of a mile dis
tant from the front range' beacon.
The line marked by the range beacon
lights on the aouth jetty passes over the
point of shoal on the south side of the
channel, carrying a depth of 28 feet.
To carry bast water, vessels entering
should pass about 260 feet northeast
ward of the line indicated by the range
beacons until abreast the. outer edge of
the jetties, when the line marked by the
range beacona should be followed.
Alaska Poutheastern part Tongass
narrows Reporter rock. The following
information of a rock reported in the
eastern end of Tongass narrows was
furnished by the superintendent of the
Pnget Sound Tug Company: .
The master of the tug Richard Hol-
yoke reports that on June 11, 1903. the
barge In tew grounded on an uncharted
aunken reef located about ll miles 8.
60 degrees true (E. by S. mag.) from
California rock buoy and about three-
eighths of a mile off the south shore of
Revltlngigedo island. The northwest
end of Spire island, in line with the
southwest end of Walker Island, leads
over the rock. ,
The fock haa about 18 feet over It at
extreme low tide, is about 60 feet In ex
tent, flat on top and haa no kejp on It
Pending an examination of the local
ity, which ia proposed, 1$ feet reported,
has been tMt on the charts In tha posi
tion indicated.
Wrangell strait page 31 Rock Point
buoy. No. 18. a first-class spar. reportM
adrift August 6. will be replaced as
soon aa practicable.
ACCIPriTT Tdf E19SB-
The O. R. N. liner George W.
Elder will reach Portland late this af
ternoon. 24 hours behind her schedulo,
time. Her long passage la due to an
accident which she sustained on the
outward trip from Portland. Before
reaching San Francisco her propeller
waa broken, but In what manner is not
known at the local office of the com
pany. The mishap, however, had the
effect of prolonging the round trip one
day longer than la uaually required to
make it. The steamer is loaded to her
full capacity with both freight and
passengers.
SOLD OUT
Will Continue to Sell Lots
SOxlOO
$5 down
HARTMAN,
THOMPSON & POWERS
3 CXAaCBSm Or COHMZBCa.
$5 a
William C. Beck
month lmm
' Almadla Coming.
The Norwegian ship Almedla left
up from Astoria at noon for Portland,
In tow of the Harvest Queen. She Is
from Swansea. Walea, and has a general
cargo for Meyer, Wilson & Co. She
will secure a berth Monday morning
at Columbia dock No. 1 The Almedia
la chartered by a San Francisco firm to
take lumber from Portland to Sydney.
Australia.
Hartman,
Thompson & Powers,
3 CHAflBER OF COfinERCE
J $T
KAJUVB VOTXS.
Thla morning the, dredge Portland
dropped down from the mouth of the
Willamette to Martln'a Island, near
which the channel will bo deepened.
Completing the work there, she will go
to Doublebower a to cut out a cnanncl
at that place.
Announcements have been made by
the steamship companloa on the sound
that after Auguat 31 no through bills of
lading will be issued for freight con
signed to Dawson. An early freezeup of
the Alaskan rivers ia expected.
The steamer N. R. Lang is undergoing
repairs at Supple's shipyards.
Laat evening the steamer Aberdeen
sailed from San Francisco for Port
land with 250 tons of cement and 15
tons of building sand. She will stop at
Shelter Cove and take on 600 tons of
tanbark.
The tug Hercules brought the
schooner R. W. Bartletyjp to Carroll's
Point last evening ana the ' schooner
Zampa to Vancouver. Both will loud
lumber for San Francisco.
The Agnes Oswald, lumber-laden for
South Africa, reached the mouth of the
river thla morning at 7 o'clock.
The lighthouse tender Manzanita
reached the harbor late yesterday after
noon from Astoria. She has been dis
tributing post lights at various points
along the river.
The Emelle Oalllne
cargo at the Oaa dock.
Is discharging
ttlMattfea la tfaals.
Notice ig given by Lighthouse Inspec
tor c. a. Calkins cf tha following
changes In the aids to navigation la tbia
The Grand Duchesse Olga shifted thla
morning from Columbia No. 1 to the
Ankeny-street dock to complete dis
charging her cargo..
V
X will remove,
September 3, 1808,
To third floor McKay building.
Third and Stark.
From the Falling building.
My apartments are too small,
I require larger quarters.
Madame M. Vaughn,
Graduate dermatologist
New York and Chicago schools.
Private sanitarium for outside patrons.
All facial blemishes removed..
a .
"Bridget can ; I trust you with the
china?"
"Sure, ye ' can, ma'am, Ol' 11 save
Very pieee." -Life.
Real Estkte
FOR SALE BY
HENKLE S1 BAKER
219-221 ABIMGT0N BUILDING,
Portland, Oregon
18 ACRES Choice land, cultivated; 3
acrea In orchard, berries, etc.; excel
lent water; 7-room modern house,
porches, bay window, gable roof;
hall, parlor, china closets, etc.; nice
double-wall mllkhouse, with cement
floor; nice barn; house and barn
newly painted; water piped to barn
vard; 7V miles out; a splendid
home.
097 ACBES A choice farm, one of the
best tn Clark county, Washington;
j boat lands 60 yards from the house;
- lnnd all fenced; nice 8-room house,
finished throughout: lawn with flow
; era; new barn 48xS4 feet; also bnni
22x62 feet, frame rustic, painted;
brick cellar, stone apple-house, poul
try barn 11x40 feet; 4 acres tn poul
try yard, picket fence and running
water through yard; new wood
house, rustic mllkhouse, nice orch
ard; 4 mile to town and graded
school. This benntiful farm can bo
now bought for 15,000. which In
$2,000 less than once sold for; be
sides above, 11.000 worth of Im
provements have since been added.
40 ACRES Good land, H mile from
creamery, I'. O.. store and school;
10 h miles from Vancouver; Und
fenced, running stream; 20 acres
cultivated; 20 acres fine timber;
sawmill mile; good plastered
house, barn. 4 acres nice orchard;
3 good young horses, 6 cows. 1 year
ling, hogs, chickens and turkeys, 3
plows, cultivator, harrow and other
tools; all crops. Cheap at $2,400.
CITY PROPERTY.
S-BOOM nice new cottage, full lot 1
block from car line; bargain at
IPSO.
6 BOOK PLASTERED house, 100x100
r round, oniEast 16th St.; cheap at
MOO. V
A YEBY PRETTY suburban home, on
good car lino and not far out; -room,
up-tlo-date cottage, large
f rounds, choice fruits, ornamental
rees. shrubs, flowers, lawn, 100 va
. rlctles of rbses.
YEW 6 - BOOM plastered house, In
fine growing neighborhood; 5 diocks
to good car nervlce; new line to he
'within 1 block: bathroom, pantry
china closet and basement; corner
lot, 60x100;., cheap.
' SZNB-X.B $ BAREB.
818 Ablngton Bldg, Portland, Or.
Umbert I! kpt,
3S3 East Washington Street,
Portland, Ore.
SUNNY5IDE LOTS
AT
Blglitly, apaelou rmmaaa, feeer Wil
lamette mire, and oa feota of Portland's
elaotrlo ear systems. - Bto4ra trick
bn riding of 100 rooms, aewiy famished.
With as antomobUo lllrery lerrioe to
trains, besides Its additional se tot
rneeta aa a r.ick trassrt to toisinesa
quarters. Bo location oaa offer mors
oooTamleaoee for patrons or facilities
for amuaameota and healfhfal inver
sions. Portland's rapidly raereaaing o
maads for hotel nooonantoastlona makes
thla prouotlj a fine aoqaisltlon fof a
hotel man. aits, fnrnltuN, tuUdtng and
two up-to-date aatomobO "Misesa aa
bo aad for loss money than Is now te
oalroa to erect the b tiding alone.
Por partlomlars address
v. t. romsrvov
Boa Washington St, PorUanfl, Or.
FOR SALE
A neat T-foosa eottaga, with Urge lot,
Trait trees, n Tremont $1,100
A small mount cash down, balance in
stallments.
A neat modern 8 room aonse, wits S
lots, in Tromont ,...$100
Part down. ' balanco installment
good t -story nonso, T large rooms,
small barn, with 1 large lots, la Tra
in oat Plaos $1,X0
This Is very desirable; 1$ bearing
fruit trees.
A ararr Aaalrabla Jarre meant lot tn
a all wood, site ate on Third street, near
Spokane street, ana close to tha aew
mill ,.r..f.8BO
I have some fine acreage for sale on
the O. W. P. ear lino, a little way be
yond Oresham. It Is very desirable and
a bargain.
J. H. Hawley
Chamber of Oonunoros BaUdtag.
Bedrock Prices
FOR SALE
$5350
REAL ESTATE
and LOANS..
BABOAZBS IB CITY ABTD BTJBTJBBAH
PBOPBBTY,
7 New Houses For Sale
On the installment plan, situate on the
East Side
$1000 to $2500
B HOKE on the Eaat Side,
ern house with 8 rooms and lOOx
100. nice lawn; house Is completely
furnished; will be sold at a bar
gain. Terms, half cash, balance on
time. j
10 ACRE a at Mount Tabor for $3,000
cash; formerly lots sold for $300
each, nuy this tract at once.
19-BOOaf rooming house, 6 blocks from
this office; furniture for sale and
house for rent; $40 per month.
$40 ACBEB Dairy ranch; 200 acres un
der cultivation. 20 miles north of
Portland, on car line; near boat
landing.
FOR RENT
A FIBB MOB-EBB 1 2 -room house, re
ment basement, large grounds, cor
ner, lOflxlOO; set to choice shrub
bery. This house Is elegantly fur
nished and will be rented reasonable
for 2 years to responsible parties.
391 MOBBISOB ST., COBBBB SIXTH
ror Money.
4t uiaaaei
troubles. 1
Cures In j
48Hours;
URINARY :
DISCHARGES
Bach Capsule
bears the namea?!
flacear ofocunttrftlU
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1 If lBIIHI WW
I filQID PARCEL
eARRIER tor bicycles. Pat.
Feb. is, i9ooajPat- allowed.
n .Ithee end 'Loadf
on the axle- la aaeia Portland
Or. imjoraea oy rnr
Msg booses in Pacific N. W.
Sfhona. Bed 8 Ml.
TsmoorarUrat 10 Tklr at. Borth.
PIYB DOUAI8 per month buys tot in
"Maplewood," on Woodstock car
line; splendid location: 20 min
utes take you to or from your
business. Price of lota from $100
to $175; all full sice; nothing bet
ter on the market. Lett ua show
them to you.
$1080 6-room cottage and lot, near
Union avenue; $200 cash, balance
to suit; a bargain.
$1750 6-room house, on Williams ave. ;
all modern improvements; $400
cash, balance $15 per month.
$8800 New modern 7-room house, Bun
nyslde; only $1,000 cash; fine location.
$44003 nearly new modern houses and
lvuxiuu on wiiiiams ave.; an
rented; bring 12 per cent on In
vestment; a rare bargain.
$ 185 I, ota In Roselawn. on Woodlawn
car line; easy payments.
Rental Department
Will rent your homes, look after re
pairs and collect rent. Terms low. '
Sahlstrom & Patterson
838 STABX ST. PHOHS HOOD 317.
Modern 8-room house, number
345 Twenty-third near flanhall
street. East front. Very easy
You will never bo able to bur choke ..,. Pnnnir
property in Sunnyaide cheaper than yon
can today. We are offering, fine lot. at I T .
BfclNUcX D ALL, ID
54 FRONT STREET
STOCK FARMS
T.BOO acres. Douglas Co., Of.
a,8O0 acrea, Clackamas Co., Or. ,
8,50 acres, Klickitat Co, Wash.
S.800 acres. Douglas Co., Or. . '
SetOO acrea, Linn Co., Of.
3,800 acrea, Pacific Co., Waeh.
1,700 acres, Gilliam Co.. Or.
00 acres near Bcappoose, Or.
850 acres near Sheridan, Or.
800 acrea near Washougal, Wash.
840 acres near Bauvle'a Island, Or.
Cnnlra of
$350 to $400 Each
SEWERfcV CITY WATER, ELEC
TRIC LIGHTS.
NEW STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
SPLENDID CAR SERVICE.
i
Within five minutes' walk of one of the
finest school houses on ths East Side.
Only ten minutes' ride from the center
of the city.
Ws have an office at Sunnyside, corner
of E. 37th and lielmont streets. An agent
will be there to girt you full information,
and to show you ths property.
Title Guarantee
& Trust Co.
J. D. Wilcox & Co.
STARK ST.
$400 to $700
Buys a fins lot In
arid 7 Chamber of Commerce Bronaugh's Addn
Which runs from East Everett street to
the Sandy road and lies on both sides of
EAST 24th STREET
Which Is graded, sewered and sidewalks
are laid.
Must Be Sold
Owner's urgent needs only reason for
. a . aB - I
m&King acrinc.
150 Lots
rroBtiaf om Imi Lint) toftd, only a fw
mlnntanavT wavl ar f rvim sxavf list am.
rBicxa rrom $ao to $40 oaoh.
Terms $5 down- and $5 per month.
780 4 -room cottage; easy terms.
$376 8-room house, full lot
100 ACBvflB A good farm, 14 miles
from Portland. Price $30 per
160O 10 acres on Base Line road; easy river, and reached by the Oregon
terma. water rower x Kauway company's
160 acbeb A good stock farm, to electric csri. Thla la tha HUDSON
trane tor city property. rR THP PACIFIC
V W a WW .nMa nnA Inta A H.Ii.h.. I v " ""M - -w
for carpenter work.
IS ACBBB Near Oregon City: fine
house, good barn; will be sold
cheap.
390 ACBB8 On Klamath Lake, tn Ore
gon; a good stocK farm, jr-rice no
nar acre: easv terms.
WABTBD-A man with soma means to IF Yni - WANT A . HIISINFSS
part in small manufacturing I "
WAKEFIELD. FRIES & CO.
838 Stark Street. '
ACRE1 TRACTS AT
Jennings' Lodge
Delightfully located on the Wlllam
W. A. Shaw & Co
4i Stark Street, 5ellin Afents
take part
business in ths city.
M. W. Wilkins
205 Morrison St., Room 3
Phone, Main 3898.
130 Lot 10, block 3, Park Add. to
Alblna.
S 875 Lots 18, 30, 11, block 18, Wll-
r iim.il, R Johns car.
875 Lots 4. 6. block 16, Riverside, on
Boulevard.
878 Lots 17. 18, block 1, Riverside.
375100 feet on Edison ave. being
lots 17. IX, 1$, 20, block $, Sun
set Parle No. 2.
es (Special Salesman) 9. 9. HAIOCZB.
BOOK 890 PAIXIBQ mVVUOXMQ.
1 General Merchandise Store.,.., $3,500
1 General Merchandise Store.,.'. 8,000
1 General Merchandise Store.,,,, 8,008
1 Hardware Store 8, BOO
1 Grocery Store 3,800
1 Grocery Store 2.000
1 Grocery Store ................ 1,000
1 Grocery Store ................ 300
1 Restaurant 6S0
1 First-class Boarding-house and '
80 rooms, making big money.... 8,809
And many other good chances.
so
aao PAXxnro suxv,.
FINE FARM
800 Lots 1, 2, block 17. Columbia of 1(0 a?M, 0 .j iM(J( on southeast
Slope or Mi. Dcouj aa acres in coiriva
tion; good orchard fine land and water..
This is a Dargain at $iu per acre, ,
J. U. WELLfS 5c CO-
' M OBABD ATEBTTB.
Heights.
475 Iot 38, block 14, Alblna, Morris,
near Kodney.
8 880 Lot on Fargo, near Gantanbeln
$ 300 Lot on Hendricks, near Going;
bearing rrult.
880 Choice lot. Piedmont f,
9 100 Lot 7, block 1, Alblna Add.
9 100 Lot 9, block 11, Capitan.
83500 For 100 acres of, land In Clacka
mas. County; 25 acres clear, 3
acres in orchard, 35 acres v pas
ture ; fair 6-room house, 2 barns;
Ilea on Clackamas river.
83500 For 106 acres (20 miles from
Portland), 20 acres bleated;
good huse and barn.
89000 For 100 acres near Eagle creek;
4 acres clear,- It acres slashed;
good barn, well watered. w
Charleson & Staub
S4SH MOBBISOB STBZBT.
A REAL BAROAIN
Owner leaving elty wQl saonaeo eorr
little home, raraisAed or anfarniebed, 14
Z.iaooln Park Annan. ' Owner, 80 J Laat
aerenth street BorUb t
W.H.
NUWN
6S9 aBOSBXOOB: BI.OCX.
ONLY SIX-MINDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS
For a very beautiful bu tiding; lot, B0
100, on East 13th, between Davis and
Everett. -V-t --
or you can buy a beautiful cottage
home, 8 rooms, with a lot 80x100, nle
garden, plenty of fruit, shrubbery, small
baro, on Francis avenue, $ blocks front
ths Woodstock oar line, Inquire of ' n
Tfcs Dano -Lawrence Cocpsay
xtH rasT iixrsT. . , ,
REAL, ESTATE
JOHN E. DAY
34 BCAZV aBBBT.' ' s'y.'
OBOCXBT BTOCX and I living rooms;
ft-BOOH XOVSB, lot tSs10$; 9SS0i
Xomertead BeUnqnlshmeats Cheap,
. - email Aexeage Boat Oar xaaa, .
JOHN E. DAY. 3J4 Mala,
A Piece of Property
Consisting of $ house", woll Jornt!;
bring la S0 yearly; i:i Li ;d t r
$,73.
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