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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND SUNDAY ' MORNING. MAY 17, . 1908. . ? - : : BRYAN 000L1ERS . ABE COIIFIDEIIT Believe Democrats Will Find .v'.vr.i. 1 "I J i ,1 A i (United Pre Leased Wire. J Washington, May When the Dem ocrats meet in convention at Denver, j William Jennings Bryan -will have 640 votes squarely pledged for his nomina tion. Is the unofficial statement of the Bryan boomers tonight. That will be only 32 abort of the neceasary two thirds. ' Of the delegates already elected, 136 are. claimed for Bryan. - Birmingham, 'Ala., .May 18. If le state Democratic campaign ended tonight and rrimarlns will be held -Monday, at which he fight will be clear-cut between, the Johnson and Bryan followers. The campaign In the interest of John , son was a sharp one, every county be ing reached either through publlo speak ing or by literature, great quantities of which were sent out of headquarters here. A. Q. Smith, chairman of the John son state campaign committee, lonlght gave out this statement, based upon information from every county and pre cinct in the state: , "We olalm a sweeping victory for Governor Johnson Monday. The Demo crats of Alabama are yearning for a national victory this year, Alabama Is the first state upon the roll and she will lead off for Johnson and Demo cratic success at Denver. SURE WINNER 302 -ACRE FARM In Polk county, Oregon, all good tillable and' grass' land, all fenced and cross fenced; this farm is conceded one of the best, grain and grass farms In the country; no waate land and all can be cultivated; about 230 acres In culti vation and grass, balance timber, oak and ash; well watered; 2 story house, large barn; other outbuildings: bearing orchard. Price $35 per acre, with grow ing crop on farm, easy terms. J. JU. WELLS CO. 300 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. McKenna i Junction Come out today and buy a few lots at McKenna Junction. Great changes will take place at McKenna Junction within the year. Prices will advance rapidly and steadily. Just opposite McKenna Junc tion, Swift & Co. will spend $4,000,000. Remember, McKenna Junction has nearly a mile of frontage on the 100-foot Colum bia boulevard. Columbia boulevard will be what Washington street is to Portland. Railroad yards, factories and other indus tries will be established at McKenna Junction. Tracks are now being laid from McKenna Junction to the Swift plant. $300 Residence lots commanding unobstructed view of the mountains and Columbia River. Bull Run water. 9375 Business lots on Fiske, Strat ton and Newman streets, in blocks ad joining Columbia boulevard. $400 Business lots on Chautauqua boulevard in blocks adjoining Columbia boulevard. Terms 10 per cent cash and 10 per cent quarterly. W. H. GRINDSTAFf Offices Goddard, Station, on the St Johns Carline. No. 510 Commercial Bldg. Phone Main 6009. . ' BISBIKIBXIISinxZfZZinESlEZKUZKZSZSISSSSXBXZSSSIl Pacific Iron Works M O. E. Heintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157. Castings of Steel Buildings IN STOCK -3 to 24-inch Beams. 4 to 15-inch Channels ' llAiy to 8x8 East End Burnside Street Bridge at BJtBBBEESSBBIBBBSBCB2B2SBBVEISSSXZSZSZBZXSSSXXSSIS5B H Have You Heard of Boise Addition ? v It is located on the Sellwood carline, between Milwaukie street and Eighteenth street and Holgate street and Center avenue, only four blocks from Brooklyn public school. There is, also a large Catholic jchurch and school on the tract 200 fine lots to choose from. Prices range from $500 up, $50 down and $10 a month. Office open on the tract all day Sunday! . ' CONKLIN BROS., 302 Rothcliild Bldg. 4 rwith Johnson M our eta ndard-bearer, we will witnest a 'reunited and unter rtfted Democracy from Main to Cali fornia." - - ' I--"- , , , . John W. Tomllnson, president of th Alabama Bryan club, gave out a state, ment today In which bo asserted that the vote Monday will be lour to on tor Bryan. Auction Sales Off TUESDAY STXXT AT Baker's -"-Auction 0 Rooms v isa Park w Vr Horrisos ft. We are ' Instructed by Mr. E. Lewis Stout to sell . the almost new furnish Ings of his private residence, removed from Hawthorne avenue for convenience of sale. In parlor furniture we have one pablor buitk or nve pieoes, covered In BROCADED PLUSH; mas sive CENTER TABLE," LADY'S DESK in quarter sawed oak; DAVENPORT with heavy oak arms; several pretty rockers, PARLOR RUO xl. chenille portieres, combination BOOKCASH) and other parlor piecea The furnishings of four bedrooms, vis: IRON. BEDS, best spring and mattresses, feather pil lows, princess and other dressers, CHIFFONIERS, washstanda, rockers and chalra In dining-room: PEDES TAL . DINING TABLE. BUFFET, side board, net of CHAIRS, dinner set. BRUSSELS RUO 9x12. In the kitchen we have a complete outfit STEEL RANGE) OAS RANQE, CABIN 1ST, gran ite ii ton nil ii. kitchen table, eta. We shall also offer the part furnish ings of a flat for Mrs. Morris, consist ing or tsu.ua, springs ana mat tresses, oak dining table and chairs, CHINA CUPBOARD, kitchen treasure, washer. Brussels carpet, etc. The above roods are worthy of Tour inspection if you need good, clean, up-to-date fur niture, un view . tomorrow tmonoay. SALE TUESDAY AT 10 A M. oi txnumAT STEXT At same address we shall sell for va. .n.. a MfinifMAF, hAiiakhnM furniture. carpets, eta If you have any surplus piecea ror saie sena mem 10 us, waer they-wlli be handled to the best advan tage. SALE AT t0 O'CLOCK. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. Retail Department We carry a line of good eastern f urni turn which we sell at reasonable prices. and don't forget if you need a rug that we have the newest patterns possioie, as we Kef them dlreot from the EAST ERN FACTORIES. We have Just re ceived a uhloment of AXMINSTERS. 9x12. in the very latest ORIENTAL PATTERNS. Drop m and see them no trouble to show goods at any time. At 182 Park street, between Morrison and Alder streets. Phones Main 138, A-2567. I All Kinds and Bridges - Inch Angles Portland, Oregon NEW TODAY Auction 3ales at Wilson's Auction and Commis - 4 sion House r 173-175 Second, Corner Yamhill .-; Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 10 a. m. each day. - ' Now Is the time to' procure at your price valuable housefurntsninga, orna mental and - artistic parlor furniture, magnificent mahogany, . oak and maple furniture. Tou will find In all our sales the beat grade carpets; rugs and floor coverings, couches, lounges and set tees. The dining-room furniture con sists of tables, sideboards, buffets, chairs, dishes, glassware, etc J hang ings of every description, lace curtains, portieres, pictures, mandolins, banjos, guitars, elegant bronse statuary, books. The kitchen effects comprise ranges, ?as stoves, gas hot water heaters, re rlgerators, kitchen treasures, tables, chairs, eto. We have for retail buyers, scales, coffee mills, counters; a com plete restaurant outfit, large steam ta ble, gas range, chairs, mirrors, coffee urn, dishes, utensils etc. Friday Sale At Salesrooms, Second and yam- hill, at 10 a. m. Comprises groceries, provisions, small hardware shoes, furnishing goods, paints and a miscellaneous lot of mer chandise. -: N. B. If you have anything for sale It will pay you to call up Main 1C26 or A-42iS. we pay cash for-furniture, fix tures, bankrupt stock or any kind of mercnanaise. J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. FORD AUCTION CO. B-888 B-SJ311 coiimaOBT AUCTION SALE $4,000 WORTH ruri HOVRsriraxnsKxiras Tomorrow, Monday, May 18, 10 a. m. saarp ai we corner -irst ana ciay. os Aoootnrr or a death. This fine clean stock In a good lo cation a 8-year lease and all ' the store fixtures must be sacrificed at Fubllc auction. It Is only by accident hat this fine stock Is on the market. Borne energetic dealer should secure this great opportunity to start In busi ness at a mere trifle of expense. We will sell by the piece as long as we have buyers, then the balance will be sold In Job lots to the dealers. STSBT DEPABTME1TT Is complete with a good variety Car pets, rugs, art sauares. linoleum, lace curtains, portieres, sheets, comforts, pillows, blankets, Iron beds, brass beds, folding and mantle beds, steel couches, all kinds of upholstered goods, dress ers and commodes, bedroom suites, chairs and rockers by the thousand. Couches, davenports, china ware, crock ery, glassware, graniteware. tinware. stoves and ranges. S HESTAUBA1TT BANQBS. A large stock of hardware and tools of all kinds. We could continue this list for two or throe columns, but it's not neces sary; figure it out for yourself. $4,000 WOSTK OF GOODS. Something for everybody who takes advantage of this opportunity to attend a real genuine AUCTION SALE Tomorrow 10 a. m. at the corner of First and Clay sts. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer. FORD AUCTION CO. 118 UKXOW ATX. AID 389 B. 1XDEB EAST 988 B 8311 We do a general auction business. Bay and seU anything Just call np the Auctioneer. FORD AUCTION CO. Auction Sales BY The Portland Auction Co. 11 FZB3T STBEET TUESDAY 10 A. M. . THURSDAY 10 A. M. FRIDAY 2 P. M. For this week we have succeeded In collectlna; the MOST COMPLETE AS SORTMENT of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE of FURNITURE as well as MEDIUM GRADES. To give you a complete list of all the nice things we hare to sell this week would take too much space, but Just to mention a few Items: We have six combination book cases and writing; desks, in golden and mission oak and curley birch, mahog any chairs and rockers in leather (orig inal cost $90), golden oak settee, rock er and chair in leather (original cost 1120), library tables, flat and rolltop desk to match. For the dining-room we have round and square extension tables, golden and mjssion oak; boxseat chairs and buffets to "match. Some very fine sideboards, hallracks; Yine assort ment of metal beds, leather, sanitary steel and other couches, mission oak pieoes In Spanish leather for the den: In fact, most anything you'll find in a nrsi-ciass auction room, uome and be convinced. PORTLAND AUCTION CO 211 FIRST ST. Main 5655 A-4121. Special Notice to Dealers Friday at 10 a. m. at 212-14 Front St. Our time at our warehouse Is get ting short, therefore, we must and will unload. We have about 40 bedroom suites, in' oak and walnut, 12 wardrobes, lot of refrigerators, tents, carpets, etc So come and get them at your own firlea Mr. Schubach will do the auc-. ioneerlng and Will s-ive evervhndv - chance to ret bargains. Nuf sed. rVKlliANU AUCTION CO., ill FIRST ST. Main 6(66 A 4111. Special This Week- New, modern -room house.1 with ce ment basement, on East Belmont St., $2,860; full lot, ' B-rootn modern house, lot 100x100; fruit trees and lawn. A fine home. $1,400. - Speer & Company 1000H Belmont St. New 6-room Bungalow Modern In every way, newly furnished and carpeted; grounds 100x160. fine lawn, abundance of flowers, 21 bearing fruit trees, plenty of strawberries; good barn. Owner Is leaving city and must MIL Price, $3,000 cash, 11,300. a W. Payson IWn IV - A.. -5:8 STABS MT. NEW TODAY. Come Cut Sunday and Sec Corner Lots 8100 Inside Lots $85 TERMSi $10 Down and $5 Monthly Telephone Bonds,, Savings Ac counts Accepted at Full Valuation AGENTS AT TRACT ALL WEEK, INCLUDING SUNDAY Take Mnntavilla rar at rnrner Third and Morrison streets; get off at cor ner Villa and Hibbara streets, Mon tavilla branch office; for further par ticulars call office. C P. W ELLS 231 Worcester Bldg. Phone M. 3253 Washington County FARMS Washington county Is directly west from Portland is the richest agricul tural county In the northwestern part of the state. Everything grows here and most of the farmers haul their pro ducts directly to the city, thus making them independent of transportation companies. The Spanton comapny has had a great number of Inquiries for desirable close-in farms within the last month and to supply this demand we engaged a first-class man to go over Washing ton county looking for desirable prop erties; he has been fortunate in getting together a firnt-clas list of properties at prices ranging from 175 to $160 an acre, and a great many of them are highly Improved. If you are unable to pay all cash, we have the facilities here for loaning you the money at reasonable rates and in any amount desired. 30 ACRES, two miles from Forest Grove, on main county road; highly cultivated; has good 6-room house and new barn. Price, 3,300, $2,000 cash. This remarkable proposition is good until the 20th. only. 38 ACHES, four miles from' Forest Grove, 16 acres in bearing fruit, balance excellent pasture; abundance of spring water, modern -room nouse; wnoie bus iness for $5,000, half cash. SO ACHES, high state of cultivation, good 6-room house, plenty of water, fruit trees, place fenced and cross fenced. Price, $160 an acre. We know for a fact, adjoining property not as good was sold within the last four montns ror $200 an acre. The three properties suggested here are but a few of the many excellent farm propositions we have to offer In this wonderfully rich country. The Spanton Co. 870 STABS STBEET. M0S1ER ORCHARDS Buy on Easy Pay ment Plan Tracts of any size cleared, planted and cultivated until bearing. Small cash payment, balance by monthly in stallments. This is a great chance for iVin man and wnmen nn HRlarien. When you are through paying for your or-1 chard it is reaay to proauce an income. Don't fall to investigate this unusual offer. MacRae & Angus 438 CHAMBEB Or COMWEBOB CHEAP PRICE $4500 60x100 and 10-room house, modern; being No. 781 Savler st Easy terms. See us. MALL & VON BORSTEL 104 Second at. and S92 E. Burnside st. Sunnyside Snap 146 East 80th, near Belmont, house of 7 rooms, strictly modern and newlv tinted. Open Sunday 2 to 6 p. m. A big. bargain at $2,700, $1,200 cash. ADDRESS Q-600, JOTTBVAL Fine Corner Irvington Broadway and Twenty-second streets; 8 rooms, 2 fire places. Lot 65x100. Lambert-Whitmcr Company 107 SBXBLOOB BUTUDISra. McKERN & KENW0RTHY Baa! Batata, Business Brokera-Clty and farm property for cash or on easy payment plan. If you want to buy or pell a farm, house, lot, or any kind) of business It will pay you to see us. Agents- for the famous Alberta wheat lands. 414 Buohaaaa Bldg, 8864 Wash latrtoa it . . , railway KEW.TODAfcVtf HARMS 293tACRE DAIRY RANCH (0 In cultivation,. S acres fine hearer dam, 6 acres orchard. A good 11-room bouse, brick cellar; large barn and onion-house; running water at house and barn r l mile from K. R. station, I miles from good town, Yamhill county.- Price $2S per acre. Terms if de sired. -322-ACRE RANCH 0 acres In cultivation. 60 acres more lashed; fine pasture, fair buildings, 44 head cattle, 20 of them cows- 65 goats, 14 sheep, 20 hogs, 4 ho r sea Price, $10, 000; $3,000 cash, balance when ready: 1 miles from.R. R. and good valley town. 110 ACRES Of timber land; fir and some cedar; first-class land; nicely watered; 6 miles southeast of Beaverton. Price, $40 per acre. Would cut up nicely into 10 or S0-cre tracts. Land selling all around for $60 to $80 per acre. Terms if de sired. 75 ACRES First-class land; 6 acres in cultiva tion; small house nnd stable; t acres lashed; on county road; creek on back of place; no stone or gravel; 6 miles to R. R. and river. Price, $35 per acre. Terms. BEST BUY IN OREGON 178 acres, of which 100 acres Is bot tom land, 65 acres In cultivation and crops; all fenced and cross-fenced; line mountain stream runs through barn- ?ard; tine orchard; 3,000,000 feet saw lmber; 6 miles to town; good house, barn E2x78 feet, Implement-house, new hophouse, 17-acre hopyard; 1 mile to School; R. V. D., mall and phone. $35 per acre. 148 ACRES ISO In cultivation; half bottom land, balance slightly rolling; new house, fair barn, a young orchard of selected va rieties. Personal property; 1 good team, harness and 3 wagons, 1 fine cow, 22 hogs, 30 goats and kids, buggy, drill, disc. 2 Dlows. harrow, mower and rake. 2 dozen chickens; 25 acres seeded to oats, 60 acres in wheat, balance in meadow, mostly timothy; 4 miles from R. R. and good town, in Yamhill county, rriee $45 per acre; ij.uuu aown balance 3 to S venrs The above are onlv a few of the many tars"Rins on our larae list of sarins, and If you are in the market for a farm, Jarge or small. It woula ne to your interest to write or can on us. Espey-Meine Really Co. BOOK 313 COMMERCIAL BLDO Corner Second and Washington. Flour Mills On account of the owners having other business Interests requiring their undlyided attention, we are authorised to sell two first-class flouring mills on railroad In good wheat section of Willamette valley. First-class ware house and transportation facilities and good market for product. LAMBERT-WHITMER COMPANY 107 SKEBLOCX BUHJI3TO. Two Swell Places in the Nob Hill of the East Side 85500 Quarter block, colonial 8- room residence, furnace, gas, electric lights, modern plumbing, ground val ue $3,500. with an $8,000 residence. S5000 Colonial D-room residence, on E. 2Sth St., near Belmont, all mod ern conveniences. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. 848 ALDER. STBEET. All Good S5000 64 acres near Council Crest; will make a fine home; 12 min utes to carline. 2650 The prettiest bungalow in .roruann, ow u rooms; $750 down, $20 per month. See us about it. 85000 o loan on real estate. Humason & Jeffery 226 Stark St. Phone Main 1189. 21 V2 Acres s miles tvost North Yamhill; 8 acres In cultivation, 7 acres orchard, good va riety fruit or an Kinas, s acres pota toes: all fenced: good bricked well. good 6-room house, good barn 40x52, chicken-house 16x40. 1 span horses, 2 cows, 1 heifer, 8 sets double harness, 1 set single harness. 1 wagon, 1 hack, 1 cart, plow and disc harrow, wood and hay racks. All bove In fine condition. This Is good soil and Is situated on fine county road. Price Jl.bvu; mof't- gage oi i,zou can stana. NEAL BROWN 709 Swetland bldg., 5th and Washington J. W. 0GILBEE BOOM 11, 145 Vi riBST ST. S1475 One lot- 60x104 feet with 5 room hard-finished cottage, nearly new. In Tlbbetts" Home stead, near Powell and 14th sts.; very reasonable. Price about one-half cash. Beautiful Home IRVINGTON Price $7750 100x100 and t-room -brick veneered house with beautiful shrubbery; being No. 765 Schuyler st. Parties owning same intend leaving the city, so are sacrificing their home at a low figure. MALL & VON BORSTEL 104 Second st. and 892 E. Burnside st. Choice Residence 8-room, strictly modern, fine corner, 50x100, East Twenty-sixth and East Yamttill streets. Lambert-Whitmer Company 404 EAST AUDEB STREET, Abstracts If I a w y ra Abstract Trust co.-sulte Portland Co. Bank. NEW; TODAY.; , JON Is the place to tray a lot and lay the foundation for your home. It's a mighty nice, feeling to stand on a piece of ground and be able to say you own It. JONESMOM has Individuality that Is bound to make It a superior Investment. You are not taking a chance, because the value 1 there. If you investigate, you will agree wun us. JONESMORE purchasers will tell you why they in vested In this splendid tract. Ask them they are all men of sound judgement, who have studied the real estate situa tion thoroughly. JONESMORE offers you more for your money, all things considered, than any tract in the city. LOTS ABB 60x100. $350 to $500 BAST TERMS. Take Montavllla car. Agent at tract every day. GEO. D. SCHALK KAXJr 393, A-S3S4. 964 STAXX ST. For Sale AfABTMEKT SITE 100x112 Thurman and 28th at surprisingly low fig ure, and will rent well. BZTEB FBOJTTAGE 6 acres having rail connection all lines, an Ideal factory site; price right. WAREHOUSE PROPERTIES A few below market and good money awaiting you. Big rentals from good tenants lflmproved. BOB BILL and BOLLADAT RESI DENCES Give us a call, as we can please the most fastidious. FOB EXCHANGE Good corner, unim proved, worth $4,000 for improved property, paying some difference. Also Orange Grove In California, val ued at $4,000, for good residence valued not more than $7,000. Bargains on Peninsula IT LOTS First Electric at $160 each. 6 XiOTS Peninsula No. 2, at $150 each. 5 LOTS on Willis boulevard, at $200 each, half cash, and a splendid buy. 4 LOTS Peninsula No. 4, at $175 each, half cash. These are big values, very sightly and near Swift holdings. We can give you others on call. Jackson & Deering Phone Main 345. 246 Stark St. HOOD RIVER 80 ACRES In the upper Hood River val ley, u uurtB in nign siaie or cultiva tion, balance easily planted. Positively the best producing orchard In the val ley today, from which there will be taken over 5000 BOXES of commercial apples this year, which will net more than enough to make the first payment of $6500 This property will almost Pay Out in Two Year The opportunity of a life time for some one let us show you. Devlin & Firebaugh 508-509 Swetland Building. East Everett St. Bargain New 7-rym bungalow, corner lot, east front, 8 blocks of car, gas and elec tric lights, furnace heated, strictly mod ern, cement basement, walk and steps, built-in china closet, window seat, gas range, window shades and fixtures, everything complete to move Into. A bargain for $3,000; terms. T mnn. O ...... . . t.t n in ,a af mKAA r. n n v D 1 n . . ma.. . full cement basement, graded street, near cmuui, koou neignoomooa. .Trice, iz.yuu, . A ft oaa 1 . 1 a vcwiis, fi,,vv iubu, uumiice a years. Modern up-to-date -room lH-story house on East Morrison Bt., corner lot, very nice location, and a fine home. Price, $2,600, terms. Coast Commercial Co. 904 DX-CTTM BVTLOXBrOw Something Fine $8500 ' Large 9-room house, strictly modern, in every respect and new, large grounds, fruit trees, elegant view of the whole City, on west slope Mt. Tabor, near oar. If you want a first-class location and a fine home this Will Interest you: XL.' cash wilt handle It. No phone lnforma-1 lion. -, . -'. v. , - .- ,, Tom M. Word Real Estate Co. 280 Stark' St. . Main 4 SCI. -A. !56i FOR RENT 8-Toom modem house, just completed, corner Marguerite and Hawthorne, ar ranged for one or two families. Inquire of . ' i . ."W. ti. ZTaSX, , '. 188: East. 85th St.. Phona B-IS1S, XETVV TODAY. IRVINGTON : ?900 Lot 50x100 on 15th st.,, close to Brazce. - k "," ' , ' $900 Lot 50x100 on 23d st., close to Thompson. v . -?l,10OLoU45xl0a .on-lltb st., close to Tillamook. .' $2,600 Lot 100x100, corner ' of 15th and Thompson. ' ' -One third cash will handle these.;, Irvinglon Investment Co. ; 331 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Mam 3177. . ; ood liver 10-Acre Orchard Home; Residence, apple house, wood shed and ' large barn; 3 acres young trees, bal ance bearing and full of fruit. WILL PAY 25 PER CENT ...... v m This season; only 6 miles out. Horsed and buggy with place. Would consider Portland property to value of $3,000 or $3,500 In part payment. See ua about It. , i MacRae & Anps- 4$: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ' For Sale '?",' V'-'" " 19 acres 6 miles southeast from Portland, all in cultivation,. 6-room house, large barn and" orchard, good well and Spring, on good road to city. Price reasonable." . 20-Acre Tract On Base Line road; 6 acres cleared;.' Mt. Hood carline surveyed through tract. Price $3,600; terms. J. L Wells Co, 306 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. , Fine Fruit Land . Acreage to suit on terms, South : base Mount Scott on Macadam Road, mostly high state of culti-., vation, balance fine timber ; run--ning water. Inquire 405 Abington . or of owner, F. Sechtan, Quelle Sixth and Stark. $2700 Six-room Cottage, modern,? concrete basement, cement? floor and walk; gas throughout; fine bath and plumbing; built 3 years; stationary wash tubs;1 northwest part of city; Roosevelt street, near 22d and 3 carlines.; One half cash, balance same asS rent. ; 202 McKay Bldg., 3d and Stark. ; IRVIINQTOIN V ? $0,250 6-room modern home,; pertect arrangement, inside fin; ish and decoration refined taste. Built 4 years ago for owner.1 Handsome grounds, roses,' shrubs and trees. All improve" ments in anH nairT Tlprir!r1 fterJ! gain; full lot, east and south r fronts. East Twentieth, near Tillamook. J A. H. BIRRELL I 202 McKay Bldg., 3d and Stark:.' Cheap Building Lots: See the lots we are selling:. from $500 to $800 each on Thompson, Tillamook, Hal", sey, Schuyler, Broadway, Weidler, Clackamas and; Wasco streets. Mail& Von Borstel 1 104 Second St. and 392 East Burnside Sts. . - FOR RIVER FRONT ACREAGE LOTS At the foot of Center avenue, Oak Grove. See The Dunn-Lawrence Co.: 248 Alder Street. ! HERE IS A BARGAIN 4-roora house, 4 lotay- 8 blocks to car; chicken yard r plenty of ground ani plenty of fruit THE LOTS are worth the money, t00f we s have others. Some to trade, W hay cash customer for FARM. List your good properly With US. . v k u, rovx.x'co 823 Falling bldg.. 8d and Washlngto Four Thonscad Acres In choice seetlon of the Wl!liim valley, all cleared, ready for tirim.!, , cultivation. Suitable lor frv.i- ,;( and dairying. Can he sol.l lt f ...i tracts on easy terms, at frnn t 835 per acre, . Larnbert-Wh-tnrr Cc. - - 107-108 tUXZZCCX XX.: . .