Till! CHACON CUIJDAY JCU.1IIAL, rOHTLAKD, CUIID.YY IICIXIIO, -. ..IL' U I.
, , VER REV7 . DEADTY
rtttty Marquis ds Montaglierl,
an English Girt, the Rags
In french Capital. ;
tOblESS IS ENJOYING
SIXTEEN MONTHS' SLEEP
Physician Hypnotizes High Born
Lady and Keeps 1 Her In
".. ' Continual Slumber.
.(Mf Haro.uia OuWliM.)
(Copyright. Btnt aerrlee. fcr Lnh4
.-. Wire te The ' Jooraal.)
Pawls. April' II. Paris must always
-have a beautiful woman to rave over and
' every -year electa a new society queen
to whom all homage 4a paid. Thla year
Jt te tha Marquise da Montaglierl. whe
la all the -rage. Daughter of an English
. aculpter. aha went to' Florence In her
eighteenth year and the budding of her
remarkable beauty, fine carried all be-
, fore her- and left a. string of broken
.heart! in her train. . ,
' Finally gha married a wealthy Israel
jlte. knowing very wisely, thatfH-f fine
enough to have beauty, but mere beauty
la mora, aucceaaful lf.lt ia backed by
wealth, and that, best of all. It should
be supported by a sonorous name. So,
with the aid of her husband's fortune
and her - own tact, she has succeeded
in ' having , her husband, Mr. Meyer,
. 'dubbed (quite authentically) Marquis
de Montaglierl and herself Marquise.
Thla beautiful English woman-Wha
has captured Paris, came here at the
beginning " ofTtheeaaaoii to-have-her
voice cultivated by famous tenor,
Jean da Reexke, and will-soon be re
turning to her home In Florence, where
he will long remember . her Parisian
U-luropba
Tha majority of our social sensations
seem to come to us this, year from
Italy. We have learned of a separation
(divorce doea notexlt in -the Italian
'code) which causes a great' atlr In
Parisian society. Monsieur Massolenl Is
about to obtain a separation from his
wife, . - Dona Maria Bruschl. eldest
daughter of Count Bruschl, who 'Is re
lated on her mother's aide, to the Cara-'men-Chlmays.
. '. (- .:.;. X
. Donna Maria baa In all Rome but one
rival In beauty, and aha la the exqui
sitely lovely Madame Albont, who ta her
own s later. The case has been dragged
through tha courts for tha last year and
,durlng that time tha couple have lost
opportunity ta call each other all the
unpleasant namea Imaginable and to ac
cuse each other of tha most, reprehen
sible conduct. .
Now - that Masjtoleni la engaged In
parading before the tribunal engaged
upon his case all the hotel keepers of
Vichy and Paris from whom his wife
engaged rooms last year' In order to
get them to say that aha had conducted
herself" Improperly while .upon their
premises, all 'the French hotel keepers
will, f course, present themselves be
Tore the Roman bar, but If M. Massolenl
succeeds In getting them to do any
.thing but proteat against hla proceed
ings, l shall be very greatly surprised.
A Za Xypaotlo Steep, ...
The Duchess de Talleyrand (ex-Prin-eesa
de Sagan) continues the sleep-cure
which I have already mentioned In these
letters.- She ia bow In her .sixteenth
month of almoet uninterrupted .. sleep.
Tha doctor -to- whom she had confided
the care of her health la a hypnotist,
who puta her- to sleep and wakes her at
wllL He keeps her In a aomnabulent
elate 29 hours out of tha 14, and as a
matter of fact allows her to wak only
to bo fed.-- ' " -. - - "
Notwithstanding all' this and- tha natu
rally depressing Influence of this treat
ment, so tenacious ia the duchess will
that she finds tha means of pursuing be
fore the Roman court her demand for
tha annulment of her son's marriage to
Miss Morton. -
Jejrj?rdr.a-jthAACta a n.r,rahsssadoi.
to tha Roman authorities. The duchesa'T6"""' fth Imperial family go
choice la a particularly happy one, as
tne.urantaas da la-Ferrondya haa .dur
ing tha last 40 years of her. life received
rtt hai table"HJ the "papal nuncios who
have visited Paris and who at tha pres
ent time form part of tb Vatican coun
. ell. ,v .-' ' . . . j i
' Am Bxolastve Saloa. .
' Tha Countess Rosa 'da Fltsjames, nee
Outtmano. whose husband recently died,
ia the widow of one of tha wittiest and
most Parisian of French national of fl
ora, Kbw relylng-on her great wealth
l and the circles to which "her husband's
'position gave her the entree, aba pro-
poses to form saloa to which none but
, the most exclusively select members of
the French aristocracy will be Invited,
and among those only the men and worn
en whose Intellect and wit give charm
and distinction to their presence.
I .' The countess has before her great
Undertaking, and one irf which many
..ether women have failed. 8ha la an
Austrian by birth, and If aha can revive
tha Illustrious salon of the Prlnceas
Pauline de Metternlch by creating such
one of her own, Paris will not stint
praise .of her achievement. .
; Old Family Welcomed.
' 1 Certain famous French families, after
. many years of retirement, suddenly give
-signs of social activity. Among those
: who . have recently sprung - into - social
prominence after years of quietness are
' the family of Maasa. In this same week
) the head of the family, the Marquis de
" Maasa. haa given a musicals In hla beau
' -fitful home-on tha Champs Elysee, at
which his own compositions were played.
' The Marquise de Maasa, bis aunt, haa
given a bal-blanc, which was attended
by tha youthful flower of the arlstoo
rary, and the marquis, his uncle, has
given a 'performance in the concert hall
. - Wl 1 -.u
' j tnnable audience of his very clever lit
tle comedy. , entitled . "A Philippine."
Parisian society has given a warm wel.
- come to thla distinguished fsmtly, which
. la esteemed aa much for Its talent as
; for the high position that It occupies and
. for Its .ever cordial and graceful hospi.
tatuy. V - . . ,. ,
TEST GAELIC LETTERS
. nci ivcnrn im rwrii a Kin
. wkkivbiibw lis ajsviiBrisa
(CepyMakt, Rearat Kews Berries, bf Xeased
r'.WJre- te-Hie Jmal. - rr-r-
' London, April 22. The test letters
"'Ihat the iBaelic socTelf of the" Vntted
States posted Great Britain addressed
In Irtah, have been delivered, although
. they would nnt have been accepted bad
they been mailed at an Irish or English
peetefflce. There are- two clerks in the
, 1ndos) pnetoff Ire wha speak and write
- - eellaeid they tranalated - the ad
dresses of ths Oselte. letters Into Eng
lish end forwsrded them. lt tnoh days,
, however, ta dispose of the l.too letters
' which were posted In New Tork. '
Mow many hundred mora ships haa
ftuesla got', to Join RoJeetvenakrT The
China sea rhnat be neerly full -of them
rv tMs time. Perhaps Ultra ia no room
Auction Sdp
MatlBglny Office '.Furniture! at
.the r 1 - J., ,
3alS
; ? j : 211 First Street, - ",
- Tuesday, April 25,' 10 a. m.
Wi have-front the Cos . Commission
Company, to be sold without reserve, i
mahogany roll top desk end -revolving
chair. I mahogany flat desk and chair.
II mahogany office ehalre. e yards In
laid linoleum, book cupboard, etc., etc.
We lao- have a full line of FURNI
TURE and other-household goods to be
sold at this-sale.
; i . e. 1 fUKU, Auctioneer.
Auction Sole
Thursday, April 27, 10 a. m
Complete restaurant outfit,' all new
goods. Including NICKEL-PI-ATKn
COFFEE URN. cost .,-' also sell
a full assortment of FURNITURE! and
other goods at this sale, and again con
tinue sale on Friday afternoon at 1 p. m.
C ; i r unu, Auctioneer,
If.you have anything -to sell
call up Main 5635 The Portland
Auction Rooms, at 211 rirst bt.
.!C SCHUBACH,-FroP.
KAISER'S TRIP IS
: POLITICAL JAUNT
Emperor Left Germany for Rec
reation But Has Had Stren-
; uous t ime of It. ??trz
ARCHDUKE JOHN SAID TO
BE A JAPANESE GENERAL
Austrian-Nobleman Said to Be
Prince rYamagata - Ger-
man Head for Jesuits.'
.' .'
(By Malcolm Clarke.)
(CepyrlclR, llearst -News, Serrlea, - by Lasses'
Wire te Tha ' Joaraal.) '
Berlin. April It. The anxiety caused
by'an unconflrrotd rumor' a week ago
that the kaiser had ; contracted- spinal
meningitis haa disappeared, aa later re
ports, -both private and official, agree
that ha ta In the beat of health, but the
physicians who Insisted that tha kaiser
should go south are far from satisfied
with tha way In which be abends hla
vacation. - ,-
When tha kaiser left here It was well
known that ha waa overworked and In
great need of rest, - but of rest he haa
far Had very little. What wes to
have been a trip of recreation tha kaiser
haa turned Into a political tourney of the
moat strenuous kind.
-Hardly a day has paased that he haa
not teen occupied with soma . political
schema or seen some foreign diplomat,
and In vain did 'the kalserln every day
until a week ago beseech her. Imperial
spouss to come to a quiet little apot at
tha Taormlna, where she waa waiting
for him. The quiet and reatfolneaa of
the " place, - combined .with the . Ideal
weather, has greatly Improved tha health
of the Prince Eltel Frits, who Is now
rapidly regaining his strength, although
he Is not yet perfectly well. i
At the Hotel Tlmeo the Imperial
guests are treated exactly like any other
foreigners, and all enjoy the'relaxatlon
from the stiff court ceremony.
Znaabltaata Wreftiy. . .
The ' Inhabitants of the surrounding
country are, however, greatly stirred up
and there la not a little bitterness among
them because tha troops who guard the
imperial family, one company of infan
tryand a battery of artillery, have
transformed Jl fJmrShJritgAajcjy1
ned a hur
out mey are eioeeiy wiuirn, iuvumi mv
fact is kspt secret rrom xnara.--AU are
most deilgtttett wlttt the town, with the
delightful view of snow-capped Aetna
In tha distance and the beautiful coast
line toward Catania acroea the bay.
Tha Prussian minister of the Interior
haa decided- to' send a high official to
America In the fall ta study the pros
pects of ' success for German Immi
grants In the United States.
- The Investigation or social and eco
nomic conditions Is to be a most thor
ough one, and It ta confidently expected
that tha report may be unfavorable, so
that tha government may And new ar
guments for Its attempt to check Immi
gration. ;
Bemejiee or auoaaaaa.
A strange rumor la current In Aus
tria to tha effect that Archduke John,
who gave up all hla privileges and tltlea
to become plain John Orth some years
ago, and' the Japanese' General Tama-
gata are one ana me earns person. xne
strategy ' of the Japanese:; general la
declared to be exactly Ilk that which
tha archduke advocated In his works
on military subjects. If Is also declared
that a princely family of Tamagata had
never been heard of In Japan until the
outbreak of the war, and too Austrian
living In' Japan has aver been- admitted
to the presence of the general. -Archduke
John leff Austria because
of a violent quarrel with the aged field
marshal. Archduks Albert, and went to
England. He had bought a ship and
sailed from Liverpool.
He waa next heard or when hla vessel
touched at Montevideo, but since then
nothing haa been heard from him. Be
fore leaving England he waa quietly
married to a poor girl whom ha had
long loved, and several people claim
to 'have seen ih. couple, whom they
say are living -Quietly on. a large farm
In South America, , . -
Oermaa Leader for Jesuits.
In the nesr future the Jesuit will
be allowed, to return to Germany, from
which country they have been barred
by law for soms time. Secret negotia
tions are being carried on between the
Vatican and a high German official. In
return a German la to be given the posi
tion aa- general of the order to succeed
tlie present general, Pierre Martin, who
retires because of sickness.
ANNA -GOULD'S- COUNTS
-ACTIVFINTOLTriCS
(OnpT rightr- HrrttTtrrfcrhfTitri
Wire te Tbe Josroel.) '
., Paris, April 1J Count Bonl de Ca
tellane the liuebaml of Anna Gould, Is
taking an unusually active Interest In
polMirs. HtK voice is heard quite often
In 'thechsmber, mostly when foreign
politics , la being debated, end his re
marks are often greeted with applause.
There tars many here who believe that
the count Is preparing tn enter the dtp
kmtattc sen-ice end It is-his smh'ltlon
to become TTench ambssssdor to Wash,
lna-ton. 1
Promlsent French v oewipaperg bar
Portland Auction kc
GILMAH AUCTION ATD
co;.i.:po:i coMPAfjy
- x L. n. clLMAJt, AacuoDeer .
-SiecUl Auction Safe
Of Household Furniture it Resi
dence ' (tomorrow Monaay,
April 24, at 10 a. rrv at .resi
dence, No. 173 East Fifteenth
street, - between Belmont and
East YamhilL
All ine ai most new ni , w ui t-
tern Brussels carpets, handsome dining
room furniture In oak, pretty parlor
furniture, matting, linoleum, large art
rug, box coui-n, oesa. lace curiaina,
. k. . MMna lint A mt Kl t M . I
springs, mattress and pillows; dressers,
commode, - gaa -cook - range, Kitchen
Queen, etc-.- - - A- --
. . D. IN. QlbMAfl, Auctioneer,
Attractive Auction Sala
Of Fine Household Furniture at
Salesrooms, No. 413 Washing-
'ton Street, Tuesday. April 28,
-at 10 o clock a. nw . .v
Thla sale Includes ' recently selected
and fine roods In the furniture line, and
buyers will do well to attend sale Tues
day. 10 a. ro. Uoods are all ftrat class.
-8. I N. OILMAN. Auctioneer.
Underwriters -
'- ; , r' ;"-,J' ' . ".
Auction Sale
y We are Instructed by Messrs.' John
son A - Hlgglns, average adjust era, to
sell by public auction at our sales
rooms. No, 411 Washington street, on
Wednesday, April 26,
At 10 o'clock a. m
. Ex.S. S. Oregon: ;
- Seven cases - Dry Goods, Do
mestics,' Dress Goods arid Under-weafversirEsTSheetmghkt-IngX'Eto-.;
1U caae CigarsJ-3
.barrels Shredded Cocoanut, 156
cases Canned Fruit, 1 bale Coffee
Sacks, 1 case. Hat Frames, Etc.
Terms cast ' v ' "..-
i L N. Gilman. Auctioneer
Chattel Mortgager Auc
tion Sale
Of Household '"Furniture Thurs
day, April 27, at 413 Washing
ton Street, at 10 o'clock a. m.
All the furniture, etc, of residence, re
moved to rooms for convenlenoe of sale.
Buyers fitting up residences and rooms
will do well to attend.
& JU N. GIUMANAuctloneer.
Auction Sales
Of Household Furniture at 413
Washington " Street,.; Friday,
" Anrtl 28. it 10 a. m.
Thla aala affords an excellent ttppor-
tend our sales and save money. Goods
on our -floors must be as good or better
than advertised. - r
B. U N. OILMAN,-Auctioneer.
By Geo. Baker & Co.
ajroTsm ouat SAXJi or oost&y
ruuiTuu WILL TUJ
rxu.cn at
BaKer'rAuction Honse
osr rxmnAT MMXTr-cmaawmma
' AT10A.SC. "
The following catalogue of high claas
goods are received and will be on exhi
bition tomorrow afternoon; Five-light
silver candelabra. Turkish easy chairs
and couches In real leather, elegant par
lor pieces In silk, large mahogany rock
ers In brocaded plush, couches to match,
fine walnut secretary with bookcase on
top, library and center tables la golden
oak, lace curtains and portieres, five
Aimlnatnr ran. Sxllr'four velvet oar-
pets, body Brusselsrug, 12x16; Bmyrna
ruff-viljn O.X iiuvuiwiu, muuu vjtivii-
alon table, six box seat chaira. all In
quartered sawed oak: silverware and
eutlerv. srlaaaware and crockery, very
fine rockers In golden oak blrdsere
maple and manogany; xiav uprigni
folding bed, with French plate mirror.
It In. x 11 in.; very choice French
walnut, elegant brass and Iron beds,
masalva and artistic, complete with best
springs , and curled hair mattresses;
LARGE SIZE - UP-TO-DATE DREHS
ER8 IN REAL MAHUOANT AND
MRDSKTK MAPLE; chiffoniers with
plate mirrors, wardrobe Davenports In
fine velour, Morrla chairs,' hsndsome
easy chaira In brocaded ailk coverings,
sofa pillows, graphophone with records,
square dining tables end chairs, bureaus
and ' commodes. , cooking stoves, gaa
range, and other useful Iota too numer
ous to mention. We Invite intending
purchasers to kindly view the goods to
morrow afternoon as ths quality and
style of the goods merit competition
and will be sold for spot cash.
OEO. BAKER A CO., Auctioneers.
osr mirniT at le a. sc.
AJTD raZDAT AT S P. M. .
We shall have the auction room crowSad
with . second-hand and new Furniture,
fashionable In atyle and well manufac
tured. We request buyers to get prices
from the furniture houses before com
ing to the auction, then see what bar
gains can be found at
BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE, corner
' i' Alder and Park.
GEO. BAKER a CO Auctioneers. -
"T " "'" ;'. '",
jrOTICna One csr of steel ' sanitary
couches have arrived and tha orders al
ready given will be filled next week.
We are In. better position than hereto
fore. In supplying our customers with
furniture, etc. - Msttresses made to
order. We csn save you-from 19 to 40
per ent. . Olve us a call,
OEO. BAKER A CO.,' Auctioneers.
tm'etyuirrneTrrpoTnainc
foreign- polittcat subjects from Count
Bonl's pen and since the Russian de
feat at Mukden he haa, ln the eolumn
of the Figaro, come-out strongly In
favor of an understanding or even an
alliance - among Russia, France and
Ureal Britain against the Japanese. -
At the present the count's followers
are few and far between but his evldsnt
earnestness, which haa surprised every,
body, msy In time make him a- leader
h ikhM tee taken 4nto consideration;
It Is ssld that Jimmy Hyde Is paying
Ellhu Root 11.001 a day, and that he has
also employed - Joe Cheat. Oood-bya
Jimmy. -. .- -,- . 4
Auction Sales
Auction Sates
By T.' T. Wilson,' Auctioneer.
Monday (Tomorrow) at Sales
. . --ej-ooms, 180 First St., at
: .' 10 a. m.
Thla aala affords lawn mowers, screen
doors, roll tup deaks, letter press, cash
registers, refrigerators, pianos, money
safes, sideboards. The furniture con
sists of rockers, chairs. extension
tables, kitchen tables treasures, foldlna
and Iron beds, springs aqd mattresses,
two dosen. sheets, pillows, .pictures, baby
carnages, oe lounge," rme oak burtet,
lace - curtains, clocks, two gaa ranges.
ataggie. restaurant range, large grapno-
piionee, ; anu oiner' vaiuaois . gooas, )11
eluding fine maple chiffonier."
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
at 10 a. m
Auction commences at ! a. m. Dt'e
will eell fumlshlncs for tha different
departments of housekeeping, compris
ing the above Itemised 'list, with the
addition of many articles necessary for
wuuern nuuseaeeping. .
Friday's Sale
At Salesroom. 180 First . Street,
.at 10 a.m.
Shoes, Clothing; and Furnishings.
Saturday's Sale1
Uncfaimed Freight
Bv .order of the Oree-on Railroad A
Navigation Company, at storage ware
house, on Front street, between Love-
Joy and Northrup, at 10 a. m. This sale
comprises miscellaneous merchandise.
' , J. 1. miuiufl, Auctioneer. ,
. - .. -
WOTMlt you want right valuations
on your ' furniture. - etc.. phone - Main
Hill. : 1
ST.-JOHNS
The great. WETERHAU8ER LUM
BER CO. the largest lumber euncern In
the world baa completed, the purchase
of Its magnificent . mill site at ST.
Johns, -for which they paid nearly
1100.000. - - - ' '
Few people In Portland or Oregon re
alise fully what this portends. It means
Immense development la all llnea of
lumber traffic in the Pacific Northwest
and for ST. JOHNS It means growth
snd development hitherto not dreamed
of. , . . .
Even the casual observer'can see this
at a glance.
The shrewa rar-seeing- investor is
now busily engaged In looking up fee
Johna real estate and buying as oppor
tunity offers. - ,
ST. JOHNS
PrODertv haa the greatest future nf anv
property ln'or near Portland; This cam
not be denied, y Within one year from
now It will be double Its present value.
Why "no vou not tilu advutui at
this great opportunity T
We have about thirty lots In St. Johns
Park nea. the Weyerhauser site and
convenient to car line, which we can
sen tor a abort time yet at 1271 each
arid up 16 down and 6 a month..
In two weeka they wliube gone and
you will not again be able to get such
gooa property aa cneapiy. we also nave
other St. Johns properties bf all kind
on our list.
The Pioneer Land Company. .
Phone traloa 8104.- St, JohM." Oragom.
Real Estate
For Sale At
ji!
By
SBEPARD 'a TUFTS
SlSO--Lots tn Shepards Addition, ft
down, 16 per month. . -, - ,
SS 2 SO Lota tOxlOO. near the Weyer-
hssiser mUl-t II .down and 17 It per
S500-0ne . quarter' acre ; and mall
house. :. ..
SI 10O 6-room house overlooking the
river. v . .- . .
S1600 -room cot tags snd lot lOOx
100. overlooking the river, one third
cash, balance to suit. ,
Lots, blocks ' and acreage ' on easy
terms.
' SHEPARD Co. TUFTS
t, Johns, Oregon.
On O. W. P. electric line, short distance
east of Sellwood. Stop ,
f A"t Wichita Statioirr
PRICE $150 TO $200 PER ACRE
ON INSTALLMENTS.
' T. . PABBT, Mesldaat Agwam,
KNAPP & HACKEV
Xoom S. Ohamber of Oommeroe.
Northwestern ;
- Investment Co.
Eastern Oregon wheat land ani stock
rsnehea Call and see us. We have
some-good properties for sale
Rooms 218-220. Abfngton Building
raoae Bed ITS. - POBTZaJTS, OB.
Wednesday's Saie
St. Johns Land Co.
azJ.otos
aIP I" A A Between lth and Jflth,
Ilk ill I on 'Ella, near Washing
llninl 110x126. II - room
iPlillUVV heiise, -firmly liwated for
' apartments or flats; best
buy In the' city. .
Louis Salomon'
.'y altH nUT ITBIIT. .
l W;-.?. a: . ... -
The Snaps of the
. ...;:.::-Day:
... - .... - 7 . ,
SS,00e Elegant lot. beautiful lawn and
. ' shrubbery, stvllab T-room col
- . tage. "Sub Hill locality, Flanders
' ' streqCT ,
3,ooO Very charming 140-acre liver
front country home, over 40
acres In fine elate of cultlva
. tion. over 20 aores of which Is
. the very best " beaver dam.
., onion -or garden land; ' good
. --buildings, eheloe fruit; convent-
r-ent to railway station and land-
. Ing. Thla ia the beat country
' ' buy west of the Cascade moun
tains. - - ' ' - ..
SS.50O 6 full lots, with a charming T-
room cottage, strictly moaern
, slid beautiful to behold, elegant
:t -' . barn and choice variety fruit,
t - berries and shrubbery. A place
that beats them all; beautiful
. . community, i blocks from eleo
: trio cars. ' - - .
S,S0O I -acre beaver dam garden, abun-
. .. j aance uvmg water, exceeaa
. . . - anything about the city sub
urbs. Fronting on electric cars,
. 26 minutes out... 1
S1.S00 Charming cottage home on East
jsintn street; o rooms wun
. modern conveniences, abundance
fruit and berrlea. A lovely place
for the money. .
too Cosy cottage home In Wood
- -, ' stock; I rooms, corner lot.
SOO Neat cottage home In ' Wood
lawn;! rooms, full lot. -
000-Neat little chicken ranch tn
Laurel wood, " adjoining Kern
. park. . t . . . . :
00 Nice l-acre place In Clackamas.
100 Beautiful residence lota On
Ninth street, in Woodlawn.
THE DUNN
LAWRENCE CO.
140V, nSIT ITBIIT. '
V. SCHMID
; 101 tGrand Ave, East Side. . ,
Special Bargains
11400100x100, East 7th and TamhUl
- streets, small house.. -
S1400 Choice - residence lot, comer, E.
14th and Taylor. . , , ,
, f aad S soosa housesAlLiPiodem. E.
Burnaide ' street. . .
a-room eoetagea, Eaat I7th street, one
mock 10 Anaeny car line; amau
payment down, balance monthly
here ! a chance to - get a
home. ...'.
$ SOO ' 6-room "cottage, nlce-rloeatlont
. . . easy terms. .
9 T60 ' 6-room cottage and corner lot,
- fruit trees, garden. -S1SO0
' l-room house, lot 60x115, East
vin, near-Anaienj. part -caan,
. balance monthly, .
-room houses, with acre tracts; good
lucatlon; very cheap. :
9 S60 4 -room,' new house," nice loca
tion 1100 cash, 110 per month.
SS10O An elegant 7-room house and
tern, s run -jots, -wTth modern
- . conveniences, with or without
furniture; a beautiful location,
on Woodstock car line,.
Acre Tracts
S, 10, IS a ad SO sees tracts, no gravel;
miles rrom nere, close to car
. . line 1136 per acre.. . . ,
V- FARMS
' We have a' large ' list, ' over ' 10,000
acres, and some of the best properties
on the market.' We can be of real serv
ice to Intending purchasers by reason) of
our extended knowledge of the charac
ter and worth of the. available farms.
Ask any of the Portland banka aa to
oua standing an? nualness methods.
uui or write xor our list 01 zarma.
- ACRE TRACTS
W jfcr Jut pfiu?tnffoxi-lh market
jrp luauions to
Jennings Lodge-
on the Oregon City ear Una. and aa-aeU
acre tracts In this elegant euburb for
wnat is naio ror a single small lot el
s nald for i
where. These tracts make fine homes.
or ere first-class Investments.
Call or write for full particulars.
City Properties
We have also a choice list oY well
located cltv Drooertles. business and
residence egwell as some fine vacant
lota for building Bitea. Money judl
cinualy - Invested In Income-producing
propert1eawlirgrtrerwltirih "constant
anil sure groartn of the city. j Invest
now and realise, thla benefit.. -
The Shaw-Fcar Co.
43 8TABZ
IT.
A Beautiful Suburban
Home
Outside city limits, on car Una, eon
slsttng of 2 acres fine rarden soli, all
In Arst-claaa condition, fine water;, un-
oerorainea; new cviiaf" mil vuidujiu
Ings, Including chicken-house and cor
ral A splendid opportunity to acquire
e, nice nom k inwuiuivn iifui ui
owner being Involved and Is forced to
ii
I A Choice Tract
Of, Bl acrs.. within three quarters of
an hour's drive from city; finest of soil
for' gardening or fruit; on road equal
to city streets; some cleared land; no
other improvements; near car line.
We are authorised to aell thla at 171
per acre, and to give good terms, say
one intra caan.
v Cross & Shaw
S3S WASatDTOTOaT ST. . .
Real Estate Bargains
S. 150 100x100. one block from Wood-
atock oar. 134 down. 110
monthly; water, fine view, Very
.cheap. , . i-.
S8,TBO -roon house., rood. J.00xl5 0and
. fruit, on car line, in suburbs.
14,000 8-room strictly ' modern, fur'
i ii- naeey-jfjaa. corner- lot,- central,
14,60011 acres, near Mllwaukle. 11
room house, barn, well and
pump,-21 bearing fruit treea, 1
acres In berries, running water,
' aoma onion land.
Compton & Gibson
100 Abfakftom aUdg. ' "
ACottage-iri
W
3
For 1 down and 110 per month. Choice
lots 1100, 1 down snd la a month.
Electric icars, e fare. 4 .
. aosbtt osr tsoi OBornri).
QEOe W. BROWN
; ,' SOS TAXUBO BLSOV.
' i aThoaa lUla lias, - , v ,
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Weido furijlsh a NICE FREE LUNCH TODAY "to ou visitors
and intending purchaaers of lots In BEAUTIFUL RESERVOIR 'PARK.
' Refresh yourself when you come out . Then look at tha CHOICEST prop- -.
-arty' In the market. ',' Ws have Just completed our new plat and map, hav-
Ing platted , some -more of our fruit trees and berries for you to make ''
your-selection from. . ' . v -: "T--?-"-'.'. ' ". " '.' '
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.Plce (of lots ' flOO and. upwards .on easy terma Water piped. , to "
'very 'lot.- - Streets graded.. , Ground perfectly level. '' Take Mt. Scott car
'and get off at Kern Park and RESERVOIR PARK STATION. ' To wlU
'and our agents at our. office at tha station, and oa the grounds. ..
Call at our City Office for a Plat and
Map; Showing the 'Location, Etc. -
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Mah-ilrii Owner ;
Is the place to get a home at actual cost Of material. Nothing
less than 5-room cottage allowed in my addition. First-
class bungalow cottages and large houses, all have picket
fences and full basements, all porcelain plumbing and toileli
inside. Come out and look them over. Make me an offer
Just what you can pay down
month. 1 live right at Nashville Station, in the big white
house. --: - ".- ' V"'..
JOE NASH. Owner. 1 "Phone Union 1561. .
FREE ROSES ARE CROWING
: HOUSES ARE BUILDING '
ERNPAR
OJt MT. SCOTT USB
ME XT TO THE CARS
LOTS -
' 40x100. with alleys,
095 to 0165'
rO BXTBA
aVOTS, tsse
BACK.
Monthly Installments, $3 or $5
,WB HAVE PLENTY OF LOTS TO
SELL,-: AND , TOO- T WlLL-'HAVB
PLENTY OF OOOD NEIGHBORS. -
SYCAMORE REAL ESTATE CO.
j 203 Morris Jfrawf
il$2560
11 eere, all Improved, well located
and good aoll.
4 $2000
I acres and house, on easy terms. '
11 acres, near car line.
acre tract Inside city limits, and
a bargain, .....
$6000 v.v:
10-room house and. full lot on . west
side, close in. .,' ,
.- $2600
ISOxISO and small house' and plenty
oi (xwring irun trees; will exenange
thla for house and lot closer In.
.Davidson, Ward iXbe-:
. 40S Chamber of Oommazoa, .
New Residences tn Hoi.
; laday's Addition
Third -. and Hassalo streets,
three new, handsome, well-built
residences of eight and nine
rooms, near the. beautiful Oco-
bock residence, one. block from
Union avenue car line, 100 feet
from Holladay avenue car line,
two blocks from "U" car line
Also three on Second and Has
salo, facing south and'tfast, mod
em, well built, good design, very
roomy and . reasonable in price.
Apply to
I- CHARLES JC1 HENRY.
' 278 Stark St.
lIolladayParR'Addition
anrAAKh Three t-room eol-jlZ-illltaes;
strictly modern; hot
faitVV 'cold - water: eleetrlo
lights; porcelain ' baths: hardwood fin
ish; wall all tinted rwadyvfo move Into;
the beet built houses In the addition:
cement sidewalks; sewer all In and Butt
Run water; lota 10x110 ft.; one block
from the Ankeny car line. Dn not fall
to eee these beautiful homes. $500 cash;
balance at per cent; or will trade for
small Improvsd farm.
Empire- IiaVcstmcntl
oo sCaamW 'or Cmmeroe.
Dissolution Sale;
Of IH acres, beautifully located, all lit
high state of cultivation, large bearing
orchard: 7-room modem house, with ce
ment cellar; large barn and other buildings:--
located north of Irvlngton on
Fremont street, near race track. ..This
tract will be sold awav. below what it
has coat the owners and on good terms.
J.LeWeHs&Co.
aawurs aranr.
n 99
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226-228 Frorit &U
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and how much you,carr-payper7
Prices Go Up!
- Prices of all lots at Univeriity
Park snd Portimouth will be sd
tranced 10 per cent on May I, 1905.
Don't forget the date. Prices will
advance rapidly from that date on.
We hays told you that lots at Univer
sity Park will sell for $1,000 per front
foot within the lifetime of persons
now living-.Thl atatement rests joa.
reaaoning from cauae to effect and not
on visionary prophecy. - - It will not
require a (limpae to convince any
person that business, of immense im
portance ia now in process of develop
ment on the Whole Peninsula and UnU
veraity Park is ths very center of this
business movement. The sooner you
invest the larger will be your profits
within the next five yea re. Prices $60
to $300 each, one tenth down, balance
$5 monthly on each lot, no interest,
no taxes, abetract with each; deed. . -
, FRANCIS I. M'KENNA; ;
Room 606, . Commercial ilocavand
. . University Park Sudon.
Ett St. Johns
tAcreTracts
We have'just; t)latted a
tract at the intersection
of St Johns car : line and
-Columbia Boulevard and
offer choice . ACREAGE
"tracts ar$45lTanir5rXir--n
Wakefield, Fries f
CSl, Co. Agents ' .y:!
Main 14 - 229 STARK ST.
ARDMORE
The most -destrstne-building t
site In Portland, surrounded
by palatial homes, with an -unobstructed
view of our fa
, mous mountains; tha only ex
clusively hlgh-elass resident ,
riroperty supplied with . bltu
Ithle streets, cement side
walks. Bull Run water) sewer
and gaa laid to each lot. Tska -Washington
street car ta Cltv
Park and get off at Park ave- -nue.
Por plats and prices calf
on or addreas. .
GRINDSTAFF & SCtiALK
S4S STABZ ST.
so ACRES, all eleartll and fenced, on
Powell Valley road, seven milea
from Courthouse, Part cash, bal-
, snce on time. " ",' -. "j .
John P.
TeL latain i So. 701 Chamber of Co
1VAINMOB"! !
TBS BIOHTMEST SUBURB nf Pni-t.
land, lots 00x100 feet, with alley In reaE i
excellent water supply. Take Woodstock
or Mt Scott car Sunday afternoon enrl
view thla addition of comfort a hie homes. .
ataa on tne grouna. jljOIS yioo to 1170.
$5 Down nd S a Month
Buys them. Buy now before the advance,'
- Agent on grouna inis STtemooa. .
A. H. BIRrtELL
UtJSfit bldff., corner -fThlrd and SUrk.
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