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Newspaper Page Text"f MAY S2.'. 1904. ; X ''J. t1' - ".-y 0 ' ; .V'' - V : ' .'V i.; ' v, '' . 1 THE ' OREGON SUNDAY- JOURNAL;, - PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, LAND tumttttttmtiittuitttittttt tti r5 JUSTl WHAT;YOU WANT ,IFt YOU REAt THE JOURNAL REAL ESTATE ADS. . ALL THE PROM . SHOW LARGE GAIN INENT DEALERS ADVERTISE HERE. - a TRANSACTIONS YOU WILL FIND BptfReal Estate1 Sales and BuUding Permits; Are ! More ' Numerous Than Previous Week? ; t S Permits. Transfers, Monday - . . , ..$17,786 $ 10.441.00 Tuesday .vf. 11,400 $6,618.70 ST.t78.10 Wednesday ...... $0,460 Thursday,. .... 11,000 Friday ............ 7,100 Saturday : . . . ... . 17,7 10,041.00 17,048.00 10,10040 Total thla week... $83,880 Totals last we. . . OO.0SS 1177.400.11 114,778.70 , Gains thla , week. . $ I.SCI I 11.711.47 Slowly but surely thoro la renewed ao tlvity creeping? on th real eitate mar. Set Thla week's tranaaotlona In realty show a total of $177,414.11 aa the re . corded Balsa, while that of the week.be fore waa $114,771.71, thua ahowtng i rain of $81,711.47 In the tranaaoUona of the preaent week. On very' aid Inquiries 'axe coming in for .Portland realty and although the real aatate men aay that bualneaa la not nhowlng ao much of an Improvement the record! of the eounty bear them out. Thla week aa naval there la a Tory largo tnimber of aalea recorded with the. nomi tial dollar mark aa the Bale price. Thie," aaya a largo real eaUte dealer, la all right for the man who la buying wronertv and' doea net want the real purchase price made public but It la a. very bad thin for thla city, wownere In -the country la there such a Urge per centage of dollar aalea aa in thla elty. and (thla fact keep the iotala of the Portland market way down below where they by riant ahould be. It la a baa policy but aa It hea been going on here for a number of yeara It la hard to eon vlnee the people that it la wrong." Juat now there are very large num bers of homea being purchaaed out In the suburbs. The principal bualneaa of the week waa along the Mount Scott line, where numbers of new addition are printing up almost every day and as soon aa they are placed upon the market there la a good demand from the public. The establishing of the many facto ries at St Johna la the cause for tho large number of sales of lota of late in that new elty. The beginning of work by the Port of Portland drydock has caused additional activity in that local ity. The plana for the new building of the Portland woolen mills are now be ing prepared and work on the structure will aoon be begun. Plana are now on foot to make a number of Improvementa in the town such as laying new side walks snd putting the streets In a bet ter condition. The school question is till one of the msln problems of the new city but in a few daya the matter .wjll be voted upon. At present there Is not nearly enough rooms to accommo date the large Influx of new settlers. The principal real estate transaction of the week was the sale of three lots on fourth street between Columbia and Clay strets with several small resl- dencee for a consideration or iio.uog. The purchase was made by Fred Bhar - ILL HARRY IN CARNIVAL TENT rwo oottpui xatb AJuoajraBo to BB WBBBBB ZB PVBUO BVBXBO OOlfXBQ- PBSTlflTlBS PXBB DS PABTBXBBT SCAT TAXB PABT ZB Mardl Ores and carnival featlvltlea are to.be enlivened -by at leaat two -weddlnga, two eouplea having applied to the dlreotora for the privilege of be ing married in the big ahow and get ting prlsea for their courage In starting life under such condltlona Qpe of the couples resldea in Portland,, the other up the Willamette valley. Aa planned, the weddings will occur in the big circus tent near the lemonade, taffy and ice water booths. Bands of the city have already en tered Into competition aa to which hall lead the. Inaugural procession. ,.There will be five war vessels' in the barber at the time of the carnival. The committee has received a letter from Senator Mitchell saying that number of vessels may be expected in the harbor Xor the Fourth of July festivitiea - The committee has asked the fire commissioners to have the various fire companies of the city take part In the Fourth of July parade. As the invita tion haa been practically accepted, thla will be the first time In several years that the fire department has taken part in a celebration in this manner. Work of preparing the grounds for the various attractions has commenced autd the performers will begin to arrive about June 1. The queen-voting contest will Open not later than Wednesday of next week, when the names of the candidates will be announced and the ballot boxes placed. Following shows subscribers to data: Previously reported ...'...$7170 Haselwood Creamery Co Hotel Perkins 60 IS 76 60 18 teeeeeeea. Van Schuyver & Co. Blumauer ft Hoch Ames & Harrison ............ Slg. Slchel A Co. 10 10 C.W. Tyson A. J. Prager ft Sons ;.. Fleischner, Mayer & Co, 10 60 100 60 26 Portland Hotel Co. .. Neustradter Bros. Wadhama ft Co. ... ... ........... Lang ft Co.?w... .... H. Wemme Hoi man Transfer Co. Cody Bros. Zimmerman, Wells, Brown Co. ... F. Botefuus ft Co. C C. Jorgenaen ,..,.......... Rothchlld Bros. ....... ... H. Fleokenatein . . . ............... Fteckenstein. Mayer & Co. ....... Cafe Krats ...................... Frank Griffith Orpheura Amusement Co. ......... Retail Liquor Dealers' Ass'n ..... Alblna Pharmady 10 10 10, 26 10 26 26 25 25 25 26 76 26 100 26 Total ttMi Mt4e s .V. 8140 Entertainment and Dance. ( Do not all to kttend the entertain tnent " and dance given1 by the United Irish league at Mulkey's hall. Second and Morrison, Tuesday, evening, - Mar 84. Tickets 60 cents; no charge for ladles with escorts. Come and have a good time - ci'i'j ' key and tho seller waaJUigele.DeMar tint. ' -v---- ; Building Operations Show fleln. The total building permits issued for the week aggregate $01,850 as agalnat 890.018 durlna- tha nrevloua week. Thla shows a gain in this week's building of $1,805. . r Among the permits issued during tbO week were: : O. Lengtord, brick ware house, corner Seventeenth and .Vaughn Streets, .$16,000. . Rodney U GUsan, three two story dwellings, Twentieth and Northrup atreeta, $0,800. O. W. JMelkle will build a two-story dwelling on the comer of East Twenty-first and Multnomah streets for $1,000. Martin Winch will construct a two-story flat at Thirteenth and Jefferson streets at a eost of $4,000. Russell A Blyth will build a. two-story dwelling at Thirty second and Thurmen streets at a cost of at loo. a. j. Farmer ha taken out a narmlt for tha oonatruotlon of a two- story dwelling on . the southeast corner of East Nineteenth and Clinton streets which will cast 88,000. J. BuelsnhoS will build a two-story dwelling at Rod ney avenue and Monroe street, the esti mated oost Of which la $8,000. 'Buflding Za Progressing Bapidly. The continuance of favorable climatic conditions has enabled the contractors and builders to get In some hard licks during the past week and the result Is that much larce work is now neartng ZZ; XVJfW. w ;,m. : 1 . Iw V 1 . duiiuids on ov wi aiua oi Diim iirovi between Oak and Stark streets Is being rushed very rapidly toward completion. The contractors on the new Wetnhard building, corners of Fourth, Fifth and Pine streets, are now working a full force of men and the walls are now above the second floor. The building of the Men's resort at the corner of Fourth and Burnslde streets on the site dona ted by the late Hon. H. W. Corbett, is haw aknarlfi m ai Kava thai grnn TA m ttrl m reat of the work will be ruahed for-1 ward aa fast as condltlona will per mit Zs a Znll Before the Storm. Real estate men are all of the opin ion that before another 90 daya haa passed the real estate situation in this city 'will assume such large proportions as never witnessed In this city before. As one -dealer expressed it 'It Is the lull before the storm." A great many people from the east are now Inquiring for business locations and dealera are. predicting still another advance In rents before the fall season sets In. The demand for homes la Juat aa acute as ever and even with all the new residences constructed within the past few months peopla are moving Into new structures "before more than half completed. The demand for homes la now ao great that further advancea in the rente on the weat side are likely to tbe made soon. KIRS. VAN HEN SUES FOR DIVORCE STABTS AOTZOB ZB OTmCTnTT OOTTBT AZJUDaZBO T2CAT ZCZfBi ZCTTSBABD BAB BBATBB BZB ABB TXBBAT- . BBBB XC mm..mmmw, FOB OBZXCPBBB. Minnie "Van Houen has found life witn uavia. u. van outenuntearaDie and burdeniome. As an aftermath to the troubles which have brought the two so conspicuously before the public eye In the last few months Mrs. Van Houten haa sued for a dlvoroe and asks the cir cuit court for the custody of their two little girls, Hatel and Agnes. The ault waa filed yesterday afternoon by Ed and A. R. Mendenhall. In the complaint Mrs. Van Houten recounts that she was married to the alayer of Albert Toung on February 8. 1806, and that almost continuously alnce 1887 he haa treated her in a cruel and Inhuman manner. The first specific com plaint is that a few days after' their child Haael wss born. In 1808,' while she was In a weak and feeble condition, Van Houten cursed and swore at her and called her a number of vile names, after ward . shaking . his clenched fist -in her face and threatening to "crush her face and stamp her life out." Frequently since then, she asserts, he has accused her of being unchaste, and fear that he would do her physical vio- lence. , She recites that last April 18 he beat her, discoloring her face and bruising her body, and May 8 choked and beat her. He was convicted In the municipal court of the last offense. Life with Van Houten, she avers, is dangerous, and Bhe fears he will carry his oft-repeated threata Into execution and kill her. Their two children, she continues, have been fed and clothed by her since April, 1000, Van Houten contributing only a few dollars to their support during that time. He Is represented as of a shift- i.r.,.r. rA.r "?r. J .r.r,V" aviuuuus wiuuu wuuiu vimuo uiia to poaseaalOn of their children. WHY DELEGATION WAS TURNED DOWN United States Senator Fulton, who came up from Astoria to attend the Republican rally last night" confirmed the report sent out from Washington that President Roosevelt has dlsre- garded the wishes of the entire Oregon congressional delegation aa regards the I " appointment of a forestry supervisor in may not have been so scientifically this state; but qualified his statement versed on the correct chemicals for de ny affirming that while the delegation, stroying various kinds of Insects," safd had recommended a good man, the diffi- the senator, laughingly, in defending oulty was that the president took ad- the delegation's recommendation. "How vantage of a new congressional lew put- ever, the position has been removed ting forestry supervisors on the elvU from " politics altogether, and la the aervioe list. t i competitive test the other fellow was The man who. got the appointment as the victor. On the face of It, the ap a result of the president's 6rder waa polntmeht of the new man, who baa Adolph Aachkoff of Hood River, super- served meritoriously and beat In the visor of the northern division of the competition, seems all right" Cascade forestry reserve. - The , snarf The act-of the president in Issuing turned down after be bad been recom- the summary order for the turning down mended by the entire congressional del of McGregor 'is particularly interesting egatlon was T. H. McGregor. , at" the . present time. In view of the Y"Mr. McGregor waa probably aa com- general shakeup In the timber end. of patent aa the- man appointed, only he! 18 ACBB85 Can't be beat for plattlpg; great spec. $7,000. J SOOTHS and two lota $0x120 In Wood took, desirable home, $1,100.. faOmlO Holladay treet, worth $8,000, will accept for few days $2,600. stAZJP nOCX on Wsshlnston street $86,000; good Investment, worth much mors. , i ai ' - f , v. w. uvi . desiraoie neicnoornona, car line, it rooma 100x100916,000. 00 ACmxgA snap at $11,000, worth twice as much, and can show you. I SO ACBJB8) near Woodlawn. $7,600: snace. time, ana pocicet lining, prevent ven shortest reference to cood things we V have to oner, come ana see xor your self. If haven't what you want will get it "WB CAN SHOW XOU. Gi L HATHAWAY, Mgr. 129 7th, Rooms I to 6 West Side Home For Sale choice location on tne nign ground south of Portland hotel, "a fine place for a home or easy to rent room a Suburban Home, Easy Terms ta,500 Buys 100 by 100 snd splendid s-room nouse, wun iuii bm- 1UO III WW lWll.ll. vvu- ditlon good. Fine view, cltr wa ter, one block from car and good service. A great bargain and a lovely home. 1-aoo:?uJ", verv neat and rood 0- room house and full lot high and alahtlv on East Tenth street North, 8250 cash, balance month ly payments. COMPTON & GIBSON BOOK 100 ASnrOTOV iuo. . Phone Bed oeee. House Bargains 270 OOWV Buys 6-room house and 100x100 lot. near Woodstock car. ' Price only 8550. rZBB a-BOOst BOVSB with bath, on West Side, 60x100 splendid lot; good outbuilding's; choice residence dis trict $1600. 4-BOOat house, with furniture; barn, chicken corral and 0 lots; range for cow and chickens; all for $760. A VALUABLE FARM man a (Tans' 16ft rich creek bottom: 43 now in growing crop; 40 good fir timber: running stream, spring and well; 4-room house, barn; bearing or chard: 7 miles to R R station. Ma rlon county 820 per acre, part down, meaty other good farms frea $4.80 per acre up. Call and see us. Columbia Real Estate & Trust Co. S34H Morrison St, Ooraer Second. aeSO Flrst-clasa cottage In southwest part of city, well located and de- ll.aKl mritVt 9S Kv 1 AO fMl TWO OOXTABH in nne conoiuon. WUn S3 1-9 D7 1"W leei, on Ralels-h street, near Fair grounds. Very easy terms, price, 88,200 each. $SO(0 Desirable cottage on Corbett street, with 60 by 100 feet. SSOOO Good 8 -room house. In fine con dition, with 60 by 100 feet, on Sixth street out south. Very desirable neighborhood. HAJTT othef pieces of Improved and unimproved property, in all parts of the city, for sale at reasonable figures. Parish, Watkins & Co. BO. 850 AXBSB ST. EAST ANKENY We have 6 lots on East Ankeny street at 8660 each. See them. Tou can buy them on easy monthly installments. W. H. MALL & CO. 808 East BuVnelde Street, Burkhard Bldg none union id. InCOItie DearlnCT FrODertV I lT,OOO-100 by 100, best part of West iae, nneiy improved, income 12,160 per year, after paying taxes and insurance, nets nearly 11 per cent. Bona fide Inquirers will be courteously through this property. shown COMPTON & GIBSON BOOM 100 ABZBOTOW SIDO. none Bed 8808. $2000 i house and corner lot, on street. and corner lot. on East Davis street. W. H. MALL & CO. 808 East Burnslde Street, Burkhard Bldg none union ion. K ERIN PA On Mt Scott Electric Lots 40x100, Br. am to Line ft I f 195. I (Jet off at t'CDNI DADkf IVClM ' STATION the government's western land boilings. A Chance : to makh 'moncy on $5abnth J. til;' The harbor front at St. Johns Is capable of fur nlshlng employment to a population of 40,000. During the last two ypars not, less than one new Industry ev cry three months has been estab 11 shed on this waterfront These Industries have caused the population of St. Johns to Increase rapidly, but the town Is onlv In Its Infancy. Its ef m future growth Is as sured. Industries of Portland must continue to locate at St. Johns because of Its superior advantages over other localities. The place will have $0,000 Inhab itants Inside of 10 years. PRICES NOW AkE LOW ACRES, HALF-ACRES, QUARTER-ACRES LOTS 50x100 All within two blocks of car line In the heart of the town. HARTMAN, THOMPSON 4 POWERS 3 Chamber of Commerce FARMS 148 AOBBS 1 miles from Dundee; 76 acres in good state of cultivation; balance timber and stump land: fenced; well watered; small orch ard; good soil; good S-room house; fair barn and other buildings. Price ISO per acre. 100 AOBZI 9 miles south of Salem, 8 miles from Independence; all cleared but 8 acres', all choice hop, grain and fruit land; 6 acres good orch ard; fenced; well watered; small house and warehouse. Price 856 per acre. 844 AOBBS In Clackamas county; 00 acres plowed; 140 acres choice stump pasture, balance good timber; well watered; good orchard; 2 good houses; 1 good barns; well located as to schools, church, etc. Price only 880 per acre. 186 ACBXS Finely Improved farm. near station, iu miles west or Portland; very best of soil; 00 acres Slowed; 10 acres stump pasture; . alance good timber and all mar ketable on ground. This farm has fine Improvements in every way and in a prosperous neighborhood. Price 1100 per acre. ? ABBOT advertise the hundreds farms we have for sale, but ask Interested persons to call or write for our list and particulars. WB AXSO make loans, effect collections or rents, notes, mortgages, etc.; act as agent for executors, administra tors or guardians; assume custody of valuable papers, dispose of prop erties through connections in any ia.iv, eiv. The Shaw-Fear Co. (Successor to W. A. Shaw & Co.) 848 STABX 8TBBBT. A BARGAIN A corner lot and 7-room house, south east corner East Twenty-seventh and East Pine streeta. Price only $1,600. Terms to auit W. H. MALL & CO. 808. East Burnslde Street, Burkhard Bldg j none union ton. Unimproved 8L800 100 by 100 on East Davis, sur- , rounaings gooa, one oiock irom car. f. 88076 by 100, corner on East Oolng street, s-ooa enougn ror a nne home; 860 cash, balance monthly. f . 878 Buys a choice lot on East Sixth ireer, owner nas naa oaq lues and must sell, hence this low - price. :,." . 800 Lot 60 by 100, two blocks from eunnysiae and jut uaoor line, :. .jOasy., terms. - COMPTON & GIBSON boom loo AjmroTov sua, v . raose Bed 8M4. . . . . J LOOK AT THESE 100x100, nth and Marshall .'. . . . .95.000 Two S-room houses, Vaughn at; rented. See me for erica Swell Vi block. 24th and Hoyt....M.0OO 00x80, ooraer 24th and Marshall, .gaoo 100x80, earner, same Jocatlon 94,000 40x00, ooraer 24th arid Marshall,. 9M00 40x00, inside, 24th and Marshall. .91,100 6-room house, all modern, full lot E. 21st at . 91300 Bew a-room house, full lot, bath, etc.. N. Irvlnrton: cash and time ....91,000 room houae. full lot. Nob Hill. . .94,000 Pall lot double houae. Qllaan. near Seventh 97300 Quarter block, water and Orover streeta 913Q0 Worth 22.600 eaMly. T-room modern houae. Nob H1U...94JNM 10-room houae, 6th near Qrant. .94.tM 10-roem houae, Maegley Highland 92,700 Ohoioe uartr block, 16th and B. Wtldler 90,100 Bew T-room house, all modern, University Park 91300 Another good enarter, Ninth and Tillamook 91.600 - room .house, full lot South Portland . . , 9SJ00 Bew a-room houae, No. 16th st...0,000 Couldn t duplicate It for 87,000. Paradise Spring lots, each 9 9 All these and many more at prices tnai are ngni. Sidetrack Property as Follows: 100x100. S. E. cor. 11th and Over ton 90.000 lizxlli, terminal block on N. P. track; manufacturing alte 15,000 O.Marshall,82X3dSt. SO AOBBS At Mt. Scott; 35 acres In cultivation; gooo 4-room house. woodhoune, good granary, good barn and other outbuildings; 1.000 line fruit trees. In full bearing; some farming utensils; plenty small rrults; plenty or water. I Price $5250 SO AOBBS of land, near Oeorge P. O., Clackamas county; 20 acres In cul tivation: good house, good barn, good well; all under fence; 100 fruit trees, mostly, applea, near school and church. Price $2600 Half Cosh 160 AOBBS, near Oeorge P. O., Clack amas county; about 45 acres In cultivation; house and barn; orch ard; running water. Price $7SO Charleson & Staub 048 H KOBBXSOB ST. Myrtk Park Laurelwood No. 2 These are new additions on the Mt. Scott car line, and lots will be sold on INSTALLMENTS $5 down and $5 per Month These lots are all supplied with good sure water. The car service is excel- ent. and only 6-cent fare, with transfer privilege to almost sny pert or the city. TAKE ADVANTAGE Of the Jow price of lots and the low price or lumber and other building terlal and build lor yourself a home. This is a GRAND OPPORTUNITY And should not be overlooked. Lots 40, 45 and 50x100 Feet Bee agent on the ground ei BOBEBT A. TATZiOB, Zrfturelwood Station. KNAPP & MACKEY Boom 8 Chamber of Commerce. Beauvoir Heights Portland's finest and most pictur esque building site. Is directly on car line. Water mains laid. Splendid view of entire city. Quick car service. Pure clear healthful air. Perfect natural drainage. Rich garden soil No gravel Quiet surroundings. Fin est home site or investment op portunity offered. Easy terms 50x100 Lots $150 Inquire of owner at Howe's sta tion on Woodstock car line, or Columbia Real Estate & Trust Co. 834 H Morrison St, Corner Second. BARGAINS 180 ACBXS of fruit land at Lyle, Wash. It haa a house, one mile of nne run ning water the year round; a num ber of acres under the plow; good county road by the place: 3 mllea from Lyle 8250 if tak 250 if taken at t once. $400 180 ACBXS of good land In Tamhlll county; the ground is reasonably open, easy to clear and a bargain at $400. $500 180 ACBZ8 of deeded land' In Washing ton county, on the line or tne new : railroad to Tillamook; a small houi . but no other improvements; living water and 40 acres almost clear-a genuine bargain, at 8&00. H. A.A1APD0CK Myrtle 833 Washington . ' none. MaJa NEW ADDITION Hawthorne Ave. Between , E. 33d and 34th Sts. BEAUTIFUL South Sunnyside Streets Graded and O raveled Every Lot 50x100 Two Feet Above Grade 37 Lots will be offered at prices ranf lay; from $425 to $550 TERM81 $50 Down. $10 a Month Hartman, Thompson & Powers 3 Chamber of Commerce HARTMAN Thompson 3 CHAMBER or COMMERCE eCAflft For quarter block, on the Weat fOUWU side, with 10-room modern houae, nigniy unproved. tACAA Tor naw modern 6-room Colonial WW dwelllna-. in Hawthorne Park. tma la the moat modern house In thla tract. Corner lot, 60s 100: Improved streets; cement walks, Terms reasonable. tttflfl For I -room new modern dwelling WW ,n Holladay ParX; cement foun dation and noor; an mooern im provements throughout; beauti fully located. Easy terms. CICAfl For 7-room "new modern dwel JWW iin on Fartro St., closs to Wil liams eve.; full lot; all conveni ences; half case, balance long time. For 6-room dwelling, with cor ner lot. 60x100. with alley, on Mississippi ave. and Mason at; terms half cash. $1650 ftA Each, two 0-roora modern cot- tares, with 25x126. on Rodney " "ave.; rent for 820 each; easy terms. I7C For S-room dwelllnr. on E. Irv IUf J ing gt. . V block to 10-mlnutc service car line; sewer connec tions; small cash payment and monthly installments. C7AY1 For 46x100, on Marshall at, bet. vw i9th nj 20th: one of the cnoic eat neighborhoods. AIOJV oth and 21st sts.: will build on this lot to suit you; installment terms. t 7AA For 60x100, on E. 12th st, near v vv Tillamook; win build on in stallment plan. ?AAA For 1 acre at Mt. Tabor; one of the beat neighDornooaa snd sightly location: highly lm prov' vca. ON CLINTON STREET AND ' Es I6TH $2500 to $2650 Three modern 6 room dwellings, well built; cement walks: all modern conveniences; on Wa- verly and Richmond car line $250 Down; $30 A Month Tn IU Come the Wise Where They Get the oesi ouys 84000 Very handsome 0-acre suburban riace, near Mt xaDor; Deauiuui -room dwelling; excellent baru and other buildings; 6 acres in berries and other Varieties of fruit; very rich soil; no gravel. It's a eharmlns: home. 83000 A swell K-room residence, nearly quarter diock, tasi waaningion street 89680 Eleaant 10-room residence: beau- inui lot; nanasome nome. ciove in: E. 10th st. near Burnslde. $1800 Lot containing over an acre of land, witn z coiuges; oeauti fully located at St Johns. $1800 A very fine 0-acre place; rich son; cnoice irun; oiocks eiec trio cars, near Woodstock ave. $1350100 feet square, beautifully gar dened; cnoice snruDoery; loveiy (-room cottage; Midway, 100 feet electric cars. $1800 Magnificent suburban home: 8 Dlocas electric cars; z large lots; very beautiful 0-room cottage. An Ideal place. $1000 Nearly a quarter block, with 6- room cottage. fc.aat letn ana Powell atreeta. A rreat snap. $1000 Lovely half-acre place on East 84th street, near Hawthorne ave. $ 850 Fine acre lot. with beautiful new cottaa-e, l diock eieciric cars, in Oak Grove. choice variety or rruit; excellent location. Montavllla. $ 800 For corner and 8500 for Inside lots, soxizu xeet, n,asi Asn ana 24th streets. $ 878100 feet square, fenced and in raroen. - diocks eiecino cars, Montavllla. $ 1854 lots on Alnsworth avenue. The Dunn -Lawrence Co. 149H riBST STBXBT. INVESTMENTS Desirable corner, 100x100, Im proved, with flats renting for $864 per month. Price $20,000. . Diaeirable corner, 08x100, with ' four dwelllnga, . renting at ' 1160 per month. Trice $16,000, For further particulars, apply Rcuhtrcc & Diamond 34t Stark Street ;j . Corner Seoond. ' 3 REAL ESTATE i J 7CA Lota In Doacher-a Second jAddl--lav tion, next to 1006 Fair eeiy few , , leftj easy terma SHOO Corner lot, & W. comer STtb ' 'w and Madison, tVM For fine, full lots. 80th, Petty ; ' wv grove and Qulmby. tUfWl Two of the beat lots In White ' iidUU Tract, next to fair sail aepa- rately. vv $1650 t0100' Nineteenth, near North-1 . $1S00 a1IldRe(l0Ck, Twttt " 'ourt $2000 f'tj"11'"1 ,ot lorthru OTfifl Corner (12x104). West Madison . w and Nartllla sts.. Kinas He'.ghta '' , $3500 Quarter block, 18th and North-1, rup; win sell separately. tisno iioxioo. Irving, near Twenty """' nrst t47(M 111. IoveJoy, near Twenty. f1,w second. n - fAiflfl Property on Montgomery street! . uww renting for 870.6O per month. , t7Cnf Quarter block, llth and Irving, MOO hul $32,000 100x100. Sixth street 60x100 corner. 16th and Everett: An- v est location In the city for . flats; ele gant plans furnished. '''.'.-'.?'-f ' Over the River t ICA And up, lota la Feurera AddU. w tion. . . .,. .... t 25A block Piedmont; She corner. $7flfl Lot 1, block T, Kern's Add'n. ,w Union ave. and Ivon st; oorner. JfifV) Lot and cottage, 084 East 10th , 007 st, near Rhine. .' $ 850 l126' Russell street Alblna. ,-, $fiCA Lot 8, block 148, Holladay' a, K. ww Third, nur Schuyler. $0V Lot and cottage, 726 Eaat Flf- yw teenth street , tlfVal Two fractional corner lots, with . ,wu small cot t ace: Goldsmith and Mississippi avenue. . ' ' : 8 lote and well-buUt house Sad barn. Arbor Lodge. ' $1300 tlWrt All of block 88. Patton'a Second , IWU Addition snap. tlftfNl 60x100 and 6-room cottage. East -y $ 1850 Fln QuarUr block - On . . firoed-. : . t?nnn Fin new modern- cottage,- in UUU Sunnyside. 847 East 84th at 7fYV 6 acres, facing St Johna oar; r WW tat buy In that vicinity. ' - f-WWl 40 acres, facing Baae .une; . fvw worth 8100 per acre. "iaa i lota a corner IT th and . JAIUU Weidlar. Holladay's Addition. t1l(V 8 lota, southeast comer ITth and Tillamook. Miflft 100x100 and .$ room cottage, , WW Pa-e st and Oaatenbein ave. t?7Wlo0 and new modern-6-room A0W house. 781 East Ash street tlnflfl Qusrter block, sort beast corner OUW ggt Third and Ash. $3200 Half - block, large house ana barn. East 16th and Rhine. eMOOOMSf res, well improved, gooa ng. near Sellwood. t- , I $5000 . $ 5200 tWflft 1 acre. East Third and Btepn- vvUU ens; 600 feet railroad frontage; 8 old cottages on tne lano. - One - ef - the - meet - deeiraoie homes In Holladay'a. ,, encnA Beautiful home at Mt Taoor; . 7JVU acres of ground. . Half-block, running from East nrst to E. Second, on wasnington, racing ; both tracks; fine warehouse, property; make biter. . ' .. ; , This la only a very small part of the properties we have for sale If you want anything In the city come la and see us. Grindstaff&BIain 246 Stark St , , St Jols HAS SECURED TUB ' ' WOOLEN MILLS AND A BIO FLOURING MILL Both Bites have been purchaaed and . conatructlon is now In procreaa, the site ..' fox the latter being on the . . St Johns Water Fronts It will pay you to keep la toucft with i. :-. ST. JOKjrS' growth... :-:....s..T-.-i..i We have for sale the most desirable reeidence lots rn SOSfjrS.-"Y- T. JOatn VABX Is situated two blocka from the Woolen Mills four . blocks from the Water Front and to blocks from the car line. Terms 86.00 down and $5.00 per month. Wi also have for sale, some pretty -. cottages cheap and on InstaUmfnt payments. , Chipman & King Oeneral Agents, St. Johas. il a. stoz.BBOOx, owarssv Tss cxamssb or ooicBtsmcx. - - ill ' "l "l-ll 88 ACBXS clear; Urge bouse, $ barns; good order; other build ings in proportion; choice ort chard; living water. Choice Sart of valley French Prairie, largaln for right one 88,800. Terms to suit; also timber and hopyard; fine home. For full particulars write ' O. Henry Box 85, woodswm, Or. A SNAP Eaat Seventeentl ice $2600. , 100x100, on Eaat Seventeenth and Pint streets. Price $2600. . . W.H. MALL& CO. $98 East Burnslde Street Burkhard Bldg ... none Unioa 168. T' ; r POR BALC 'A modern T-room hou. mr. l' t 100 feet squares alley t' "r. ITniverslty Park. 4 V-!e !"' new city park; 1 M " ' ' ' street car line. i 818 Chain l)' ef f terms and i i.ou, ..t t-. - ' i ' -' .' V.. ' i