Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1902)
:Xi). y'fi r ti- --T' " V PORTLAq?, OBEGOtf; "Xf OOTAY; 'APRn T, 1902?. - ' ; ; 3,- ' . '. WEAK - tfelttets Mo Change tn Sugar. Today was steamer , day on tua Street and busineaa was very food. The merchants are puzzled over the statue of the sugar market The ma- Jorlty, think that the increase was only a. bluff, and was done 1n sym pathy with the. San Francisco more? inenLf There waa no change la the quotations today; , : The butter market continues weak, and receipts are crowing larger every day. f It Is only a Question of a few days before there will be a big slump lfithat market unless there Is a radi cal change In the receipts. The mar ket Is too weak to stand with the present prices. Eggs are slightly firmer today, and there Is no change in the former Quo tations. Receipts still continue verjr liberal. -.-'.iy; There is nothing of interest In thei poultry market today. Monday la al ways a poor day, shipments not ar riving generally before Tuesday morning. Prices are the same. ' Hops are quiet, there being only a few hundred bales on the market in the state. Contracts for next year's crop are being made at about 12 cents. - The receipts of mohair are not very feood yet, the unsettled condition of the weather keeping back the supply. It is quoted at 21 (J 22c a pound. There Is no change in the potato market with, the exception of Early Rose, which advanced a trifle this- tnornlng.' The meat market is the same as Baturday. - GRAIN AND FLOUR. Wheat-Nominal; Wall Walla, 63c; ftMustem. M8M4c: Valley. WSIjeic. Barley Feed, $2223 per ton. Oats-No. 1 white, $1.101.25: gray. fl.1001.20. Flour Bent grade. 2.803.40 per Car rel: graham. $2.602.80. Millet ufls-Bran, 17.0 per ton: mid- Hllns, $18; shorts, 118.50; chop. I17.M. Hay Timothy. $12013: clover, $7.B0G 8; Oregon wild nay, $."SJ per ton. BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY. Butter Creamery. 2225c: dairy, 16 ISc: store. 12tt&14c. Eggs U13Vfec. .., Cheese Full cream, twins, 1313Hc: Young America, 14U15o; factory prices, ltle leas. . Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4(94.80; hens H.60&J per do: Springs, S4.6O05.W doi; duck. $6ut6.&e-fr dosen; turkeys, live, 1213c; dressed, 1416c per pound; geese, tHWl. ur dosen. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Potatoes Bert Burbanks. Sl.lO0l.sl ter cental; Early Rose, 1.251.5 per cental; sweats, S3.55jf2.50 per cental. Onions R.W'i.ZS per cental. Tomatoes SI. 15& 3 per crate for Califor nia: turnips.eoitrfftc; carrots, 66Cr75c: beets. 11.00 1,25 pe sack: cauliflower, 7&85c per cental; celery, MOTto per dosen; peas, 8,4 tilOc per pound: asparagus, 10c12V4c; rad ishes, per doz., 2Sc; green onions, per dos., 12VcU5o: cabbage, per cwt., S'VBl.25; rhubarb, per box, $1.75J.0O; Oregon rhubarb, 50c dos. bunches; artichokes, per doi., 75c531: lettuce, head, per los.,,2ao; lettuce, hothouse, per box, J1.7&&2. Green fruit Lemons, J30S.5O; oranges, 3.25fi3 per box; bananas, S2.S53: pine apples, $5 per dozen; apples, 8uc$l.T5. apples, $6 per dosen: apples, tl.Ctoii2.9Q. per pound; sun-dried sacks oc ; boxes, 46c; apricots, 11120; peaches. 8llc; pears,' 68c: prunes. Italians. 8f4c; figs, California blacks. 84c; do white, 5c; plums, pltless, white, 6c. GROCERIES, NUTS. ETC. . Sugar Cube, $4.60; crushed, $4.60 twuered, $4.46; dry granulated, $4.36; extra C, $3.S&; golden C. $3.76; beet. Granulated, $4 20 per 100 lbs., sack basis; arrels, 10c; half barrels, 2&c; boxes, 6oe per 100 lbs., above basis; maple, 15lc per pound. . Coffee Mocha, 2328c; Java, fancy, 20!i2c; Java, good, 2024c; Java, ordi nary, 18020c; Costa Rica fancy, l6'20c; Costa Rica, good, lfttfl8e; Costa Rica, erdlaary. 1012 per pound; Columbia roast, $11; Ar buckles, $11.75 list; Lion, $11.25 list: Cordova, $11.75: Yosemlte, $11. . Salt Fine table and dairy, 60s per ack, 74c; Liverpool, 77c; Worcester, SUe: Barrels, Worcester, bulk, 820 lbs., $5.70; bales 2s to 10s. per bale, $X10. Honey Fancy white, 14iSo: light am bar, 12H14c; dark amber. lOQWrn . Grain ags Calcutta. te.l2S per 100 tor July-August- Nuts Peanuts, 6f 84c per pound for raw, 8'g9o for roasted; cocoa nuts, 85 SOc Bar dosen: walnuts, 10liHo per, pound; pine nuts, 1012Hc; hickory nuts, Tc; chestnuts, $3.ftO5.00 peer drum; Bra kll nuts, 17c; filberts, 16lc: fancy pe cans, 14ff l4Hc: almonds, UhimUc. Coal Oil Cases. 20 c per galloni bar rels, 16c; tanks, 14c. ... Rice imperial. Japan No. 1, 6c; No. 2, MLC New Orleans, 67c. Salt Coarse, halt ground, 100s, par ton, $20.15: 80s per ton, $20.05. Beans Small white, tc: large white, lo;- plnft. to; bayou, 8Hc; llmaa, 4e. HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. , tTops 13HSl4He per pound. , Wool-Nominal; Valley, lSfflSc: East ern Oregon 812ic; mohair. El2lHc per pound. " Sheepskins Shearings, 15(3;20c: short wool, 25ao; medium wool, 8oa)c;' long wool! eoc$l each. ? Tallow Prime, per pound, 44; No. t and grease, 2H&8c. Hides Dry hldtM, No. 1, 18 pounds and up, 15fl8V4c per pound; dry klp No. 1, t to 15 pounds, 15c; dry calf. No. 1, under B pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry flint; salted bides, steers, sound, 60 pounds and over. &9c; CD to 60 pounds, 7H8c: under 00 pounds and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, 6& C4c: kip, sound, 15 to 80 pounds, 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c: calf, sound, vader 10 pounds, 8c; green (unsalted), lo per pound less;-culls le per pound Jess; horse hides, salted .each, $lJW2f dry, ach, $1IJ0: colts' hides, each, asgooc; goat skins, common, each, lSl5c; Aa- gora. Wltn wool n, niu, Z ' Mohftllv-212Ot' "r 1 - ""t-'v ; '" MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh Meats Beef, 657c; pork, CH7c; real, 738c; mutton, SHo per lb. jdrtssed, per ib,. ; , . , . - Hams, bacon? etc. Portland pack tWestern) s hama, 12fl8Hc: plcnie, m4c pound; breakfast bacon.T14H16o pound; light sides, 13e pound; backs. 11H il2Hc; dry salted sides. 11HUJH pound; dried beef -- setts, 16c; - knuckles, lie per o pound: Eastern packed hams. 12?4 fancy. 134c: picnic, lOo; shoulders.. Iflef dry salted sides.,' nn smoked,' llVc - breakfast bacon. , J4c; bacon sides, 12e; backs, unsmOked, UVc; smoked, VLis", but ts, ll12a ' Salmon Columbia River, ene-pouod talis, $1.8.1;. two-pound' talis. $2.60; Taney ne- pound flats, $2; H-pound fancy Hats, $l.2S; Alaska teJbj, Me; two-pouad talis, ia.oe. - Lard Pure leaf,' Uo kettle rendered, St; tlerc basis. , v - LIKE FINDING MONEY. ' The trading checks In the advertise PntS of The Journal are like flndlug mr Have yea seen them? - II dOLDTICLDS Captain John t Sparry, formerly a cap tain of police to. this city, who bag r turned from Cape Nome, Alaska, was around renewing acquaintance -with his many friends Baturday. " ' Captala Sparry -haa oanslderahlemlntng interests In the Northern country and In speaking of the roepeets there said. "X think Alaska all right There are a great many people - who go North who Con't know the first principle about min ing. .About SS ptr oant don't know gold When they see 1 1 except In the shape of a $20 gold piece.' ' ', When I waa up m tksrway la the Fall of 9 thee were A great many; pros pectors who returned there from the Klondike, wbo reported that the sonntry was worked out, although v per cent of the great? finds in that country hadn't then been discovered;. Those ar,the kind of people that give a country a black eye. . v "I think that the irien who want to go North end have families to support here, and have nothing to keep them while they are searching for gold, should stay at home. 'V-' "I will say this, however, that any man who has funds, lots of energy and pluck can do better In the North than he can It home. -It takes aulte a lot o' tlm and also money, ta develop, the gold fields and-the. man without enough money to last him for a year at least had better stay at home.' Alaska Is no place for the poor man, especially for one who has a family dependent upon him for support. "You can tell the people this for me," continued the captain, the gold doesn't grow.on the willow trees In the Jorth, "When I was at Nome I saw a great many of the people who arrived and I tell you that they had queer Ideas about a mining country. I remember a couple of men who got off the boat there who were highly amusing. One of them ran up on the beach for a little ways and, picking up a handful of sand, closely ex amined ft and not finding any big chunks of gold In It, said to his companion r "Josh, I told you that there was no truth In those stories of the big strikes.'- This enterprising couple took passage back on tho same eteamer that brought them This is a sample of 75 per cent of the disgruntled gold hunters." Captain 8 perry Is, visiting at the home of his daughter. Mrs. D. Hatvor. 6M Union avenue. North. The captain In tends to stay In the city until the latter part of May, when he will go to Seattle and take the boat for the North. Dr. L. M. Thornton, Dentist. Rooms M2-203 Marquam bldg. FhOne, Hood, (87; residence phone West 1214, AUCTION ' SALES -BY FORD & LAWS Auctioaeers Successors to J. T. Wilson Tuesday, April 8th, at Premises, 16 North Twelfth. Having Instructions from Mrs. French, wo will sell at auction, the contents of her well-furnlahed home; comprising In part fine sideboard In polished oak, swell front chiffonier, with mirror attached; lady's deek, modern twice folding bed, very hand some bedroom set In oak, with rich carvings, springs, mattresses, pretty hall tree, In bamboo, wicker, cobbler and oak rockers, extension table, dining-room chairs, fine parlor lamp; Oli ver knives and foika. lace curtains, iron bedstead, toilet' aeta, pillows, quilts, sheets, Brussels carpets, art square, mirror, a well-selected line ef dishes, glassware and utensils, kitch en treasure, steel rang, air-tight heater, etc N. B The furnishings of this sate are as good as new. .... FORD & LAWS, Auctioneers. Wednesday, April oth, at 18a First St., at io A. n. We will sellNhe contents of a six room cottage removed from Bethna, Or., for convenience of pale, compris ing Palace organ, twice folding bed, parlor chairs, rockers, tables, fine pic tures, carpets, ruga, bedroom sets, springs, mattresses, extension table, dining-room chairs, rockers, tabloa, bedding, - carpets, rugs, bedsteade, kitchen treaeure, dishes, utensils, cook stoves, stump pullers, and a va ried assortment ef useful furnishings. SPECIAL, at 10 A. M. sharp, we will sell about 200 eases of Wheat-0 Mush, fresh from the factory. VZ :- FORD A LAWS. Friday, April nth, at 18a Fifst 5t.,at io A. M., Ladies' Shirt Waists, Skirts, dents' Furnish ing: doods. Shoes, Etc. , We will close out a coneignment of 200 men's ehlrts, 150 pairs men's and children's shoes. 6 doxen ladles' shirt waists, and a good assortment of oth er useful goods. FORp & LAW8, Auctioneers. For Private Sale. A well-cultivated ranch of 178 acres In Benton County, 44 miles from Cor vallle. Or with good house, barn, sheds and windmill. This ranch la all fenced. Will tell cheap. For par ticulars, Jnqulrw of Ford A Laws, auc tioneers, 182 first street - FARM One of the Finest Farms In Yamhill County, ih aires, 85 . acre In ; cultivation; living water; tine orchardf fa-mile to good, .town and, railway station 'X 1 Boxi544 Postoffice. IRVINGTON , Ten residences now urv der construction--seve ; era! more contracted for. if Specifications for street gradin 5 have been pre . pared, and WorK wllf " " soon be well under way. orth Irvington Park . f ih jbein put "' In I pne; condition, and its beau , tiful lawns and shade trees will make it a lZ most delightful resort for I the residents of North Irvington and a recreation ground for their children North Irvington is . beautifully located, well 1 . drained, has city water -and splendid car ser- - vice. . Lots are seliintf fast size 50x100, and the price only $100 to $500 each. These very low prices will not con tinue long. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in monthly payments of ten dollars a month. Title perfect and guar anteed, for maps and plats call on. TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO. 8 and 7 Chamber of Commerce, OR AT THE NORTH IRVINGTON OiTICE Corner Union Avenue and Falling Street (Take Woodlawn or Vancouver Car.) ii mill 1 J (ii 111 ii sn. All great cities on navigable streams start at the head of nav igation and build down stream. This rule has no exception. The railroad to St Johns opens the way for Portland to follow the rule. There will soon be a solid city to the point of the Peninsula, and University Park Will be the center of wealth and culture of all the city between the rivers. Nobody will dispute this state ment If you are a stranger here step into any place of business and ask, "What is the course of the business growth of the city?1' The answer will be as above stated. Now is the time to get a few lots at University Park wkil tkv ar vt ' rhtan. .We 1 ww a as aw J J -w w yave Columbia University, Port land public schools and Bull Run water, street cars, homes costing from $1000 to $10,000, graded boulevards, graded streets, side walks, electric street lights. Lots $75 to $200 each. Terms $5 cash and $5 monthly. No inter est, no taxes, no shanties, no saloons. Abstract with each deed. UNIVERSITY LAND CO. 151 Sixth St, ricar Morrison $50 A LOT . Beautiful lots at Point View. High, sightly and healthy location ; pure air, pure vater, fine view. Point View overlooks the scene of Portland's three greatest enterprises The extension of the O . R. & N Co.'s line to St. Johns and round the. Peninsular ; The proposed site of the big dry dock; . The probable site of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. Lots at Point View will largely increase in value. - A r, Buy a few while they are cheap. . " Title perfect Terms easy. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce. Ground floor. Fourth-street side. Down It fiBST CREAMERY BUTTER,......IOo 10,000 lbs. No. I Norway Mack v ere4 each...,, .....lOC tult eream chaeee 1M Pyis chese ........ .iOc, Uo iJmburKer, each .,.....E0 rnb. pall lard, for.. ..w.. ..,....,,.... J5 SiVlb. pall lard, ,for,..MH,uu..,.Hii Best Eastern Hams 13c. La Grande Creamery, 254 YamhiU St. Acfvertise your wants in . the paper, that goes to aO the people : NEW TODAY, FOS 8ALE HOU6E8 AND UOT3. 12(W0-M(xlrn e-room houss. Buonyslds, vituU lot.' 'V' ;: M0e-4 lots, whtdmtlls, U nne fruit trees, bearing, near car line. lM9te aoree est-toese lino near ML Ta bor. IWh-miW. I bUa. from Surkhart BMt-, Union are., north. ItO bet oa 11th street near Division st 160 acres to exchange for lot. IWO-100 acres, all In cultivation, to ex change. ,; , fPISX RSOI8TER, 254 Alder Bt f HELP WANTED-M ALE. ,' I Blacksmiths ....Mo't5 10 loggers, all kinds 12 up Edgerman, I2.S0: planeman ....12.25 10 mill and yard man $1.75 to tt Drasr saw man. $3; soom man tl mill carpenters..),. $2.60 Men and teams, city and country. U o fl Man and wife, camp, 145; one ranch. .126 Pols cutters, lo ft.s woodchopperH, Wc to 11.26; IS farm hands, 126 to 30. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CO., 226H Morrison; branches, W Burngide and 61 North Third, ? ; : WANTED 4 or live, energetic canvass ers; male or female. Call at The Jour nal office, 28 TamhtlL WANTED Five bright boys about la years old;-to. carry Joucnal Routes. Call at once. The Journal, IW Tamhlll. WANTED 7 or A good husky boys. Call at once, 189 Yamhill. BUSINESS CHANCER lffllOM'Togiha' "bovse'rafi freshT clean and new. ' New flat; very central; choice location; long lease; a money-maker. If you are Interested, -don't delay. J. A. HENKLE) or A. A. BAKER, 119 Ablngton Building. BUSINESS NOTICE. The Ames Mercantile Agency Is In a po sltlon to advise you as to business ton dltlons in Oregon. They can And you a purchaser for your present business, or a new location. DANDRUFF CURE, R. Shields, 4(1 Third St. N. Herplotde, in. oiyiauai application or dv me Dome. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. Good Sugar Ptne Claims to locate timber claims on. Call at once. W. H. Kldg lay, Room S, 1404 First Bt. . Lots In Polntvlew Addition at half price. Motter ft.Donnell. 245 Stark street. REAL Estate and Qeneral Business Agency; P. B. Bndd. Q First St.; For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; txuiti your Old safe for a new,, one. Noriik Sal o & Lock Co.. Becond and Stark sta. Furniture wagons, tracks, hacks, ceopeaj also 200 other vehicles, 250 sets harness, low saddles. Tomllnson & Hall, ,ui Washington street. FARM One of the finest farms In Yam hill County, 110 acres, 86 acres in culti vation; living water; line orchard; mile to good town and railway station. Boa 644, PostofHce. AQENT8 WANTED- Llve, energetic young men' for route agents at Bellwood, Fulton, Southern Portland, Mt. Tabor, Irvington. Rich mond, waverly, Bt. Johns, Peninsular, Oregon City and Vancouver. Address, The Journal, 289 Yamhill street. LADIES TAILORING. LADIES tailor-made suits; fancy em broidered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephan's. 289 Alder St. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lots and Im proved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co., 848 Stark Street. . JSUjyCMVORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 392 Washington St. Western Electric Works, 80S. . Wash. st. FINANCIAL. 1300,000 to loan at 0 and 6 per cent Wm. U. Beck. 821 Morrison st. TICKET OFFCIES. Overland Ticket Office, $3 to 120 saved to all points. 140 Third St. , . C. H. THOMPSON'S Cut Rate Ticket Of fice. 128 Third St Phone Main 628. TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea, Fifth St., opp. Poetofflee. TURKISH BATHS. '- "" W. F. Hubbard. Beet "Turkish " Bath In the city. 714 Dtkum Bldg. 8AFES. Safes for Banks and Merchant, bought and sold; lock-out opened; general re , pain. Jails. J. E. Davla, Third SU OPTICIAN. t. O. Qengrlch, the leading graduate op-, tUian, 827 Yamhill at i PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Zlegler, 0I Marquam BldgT" Dr. Cora C. TalbotV U yeare' experl . nee In diseases of womea. Write or call. 8M Salmon at , - PLUMBERS. Taylor Stanton, plumbing end steam Biting, II Slxtr street SLOT MACHINE. All styles; repairing phonographs rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 343 Washington St TECHNICAL SCHOOL. The International Correspondence Schools . Scranton, Pa. Job i. Wall, 817 AHsky CUUU11I9. THB INTERNATIONAL Corrpondene LODGING House V A lil sjd Mort4MaSta.x Proafrtrous Busimm For Sale Cheap MOTTER A DONNCLL. 345 Stark SUt Roti ntree Diamond Real Estate, ' . Loans and Insurance. ; . Pbonft Grant 291 . 24l$tark St. CMSSintD DVEltTtSING HAVE YOU A WANT? ATTOftNCYS. Paxton, Beach A Simon, 610 Chamber of Oeeaaserea. -rf)H.,i ' H. K. gargsnt. General practice, notary public, 6a-6S Chamber of Commarc. R, A. Trim, M Marauam Bid. Charles A. Lucas, Room (29 Chamber of Commerce. James Gleason. 8 and 8 Mulker Building. ACCORDION PLAITING. Miss O. Oonld. SOI Harquam Bldg .' a cordlon and knife plating and pinking. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. George T. Murton, Hi Chani. of Com.1 Phono Brown 456. Bookkeeping, ex pertlng .teaching. A88AYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analylst; gold dust bought. VS.. surk st. . ARCHITECT AND ENOINEER. Vtt&kxtSwtt, Oak TTVes sels and machinery of all kinds de signed. . ' ' BARBERS. J os'eph Reldel, 883 Morrison st Pullllove Moore, 852 Washington. C. V. Hare, 146 Fifth street Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots tor Dandrfuff and falling hair. 150 1st ' , BARBERS' SUPPLIES. b. N WV WUeofTft Co.. 80 6th st., leading barbers' supply house Pacific Coast LEWIS-STENGER Barber, flupply Co. Gtindlng of all sharp edge tools a spe clalty.. 161 Fjrst St BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., 105-111 6th st BILL POSTING. J. T. Williams 'Posting Co., 846 Morrison street. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co., 49 Third street BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreysrs, 67 Third street Leo Belling, 167 Third street. J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North Sd st. Marks Shoe Store, S68 Morrison at., near brd. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. BUTCHERS. B. F. Jones, m 8d street. Union Market Phones. Ore. North 1466. Col. I486. . 812 Burnslda street - Pacific Market Phone, Grant 141L 864 Washington street , BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth & Howard Co., 613 Chamber of Commerce. 1 CARPENTERS AND BUILDER8. John A. Melton Carpenter and Bullderj 807 Btark St.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. The Bell Saloon, 836 Washington street. The Hoffman, 83.. Third street The Knob Hill Baloon, 541 Washington. The Oriental Cafe, 32 Washington st. CHI ROOJ0YkNp M AICJURIhG. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, iSOl Allsky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, 204 Wash. st. Phone Hood 728. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred Bokkowltc, 278 Washington at Dreyfus eV Germalne, 281 Third street Plata Cigar Store. 211 Third st The Railroad Cigar Store, 884 Wash, st M. Bulliit, 81 Third st North. Big Slchel ft Co.. Mfg. Tobacconists, 91 Third street, Portland. CYCLEI8TS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, yuuer st. rnone nea 1063. Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 838 Mor rison street CURI08. Andrew Kan & Co., Morrison and 4th sts. D. M. Averlll & Co., Cot. phone 703. 881 Morrison st, Portland. CONFECTIONERY. . A. J. CofTman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 359 Washington St. ' W. J. Powell, Candles and Clgara, 430 Washington street Henry Blumetiauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st CORNICES 8KYLIOHT8. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second st. CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamey Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 264 Tamhlll st Phone, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc.. 287 Burnslda St. COAL AND WOOD. Oregon ' Vuel' Co., deslere In' all kinds of eoei andj wood, 844 Morrison. Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co.. dry flat woodsil 80 Sd St. rnone main su ana coi. TI3. CHINESE PHYSICIAN. Dr. C. U Gee Wo, lBVi M st, NE. cor. Alder. , . ...DECORATORS ' irf. " P. Christensen, wall" papers, J and painter. Ml 6th street, corner Alder. . . E. It. Moorehouse Co, wall papers, 807 Washington street - . DENTISTS. C." ' t. Prehi; ! room"" 'irBsSuiten " ld: 131 Third street a, it. Hamby. D-.D. a, ree j 'Wash.; ligton bldg.f Washlngtea and 4th ate. Theodore & Thomson,- ao-dt Washington bldg., Washington -and 4th sts. Phone .-Hood eii. a "y. "'lSf," y, p, fl. Lang worthy, aoitt Morrison, Btv Hiekey Blckeir, rooina 81T te tl Dekum bid., 3d and Wash, sts. Phone South u. THEN TELVpfrf IN THE 40URNAU DRE8SMAKERS. Misa LoughiinTie'Lewls'l.lde;. Mi. E. J. Otiver, MiUlnery Parlers, ream DRUGGISTS. Gradon Keehler. til First street. O. P. & Plummer, 260-262 Sd street c. A, WaUhn, 88 North id street, Rows Martin, 6th and Wash eta. Fratk J. Btrelblg, S42 Wash, etrset Laue-Davls Drug Ce, 178 8d st Phene 648 ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER Room 8L Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2S54. Resi dence Pink 1261. Mrs. C. S. Fery, 351 Vi Morrison st ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving . Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d its. ELECTRO PLATING." Gold, Sliver, Copper, Nickel, etc. Peninsu lar Plating Works, 802 Wash. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, Z2S Morrison syeet. Phone Grant 231. Oregon Employment Co., 827 Burnslde st. Red Cross Employment Co 128 1st st upstairs. ACME Emp. Bureau 1M Morrison-Help free to employers., phono North 2181. Col. 287. FORD'S Employment Agency, Mitf'Flrst street, Portland, Oregon. FURRIERS The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 285 Morri son street H. Llebee Co., 286 Morrison st Phone Main 24. GA8 SUPPLIES. PaclHo Bpeoialty and Gas Lamp Co., US Morrison etrset , , , GENT'S FURNISHINGS. B. Uranlch, Gents' Furnishings, 85 N. Id. A. Rosensteln, Clothing, etc., 28 N. Sd st GROCERS. F7Dre8ser Co.. S4S342 Wash, street Owen H. Berple 'A Co.. Fancy Groceries, sss Morrison street C. O. D. th Century Grocers, Hamme, A Walker, 207 Third st Phono Clay TW. F. B. Godfrey. Family Grocery. Slath and Buroslde. Telsphone Black 2SKU. HATTER8. Phoenix Hat Factory, W. O. Allen, prop. 287 Washington st Phone, Red 3M8. HAIRDRE8SINO, MANICMINja Paris HaF6lbre, SuTWash. st, up-to-date hair dressers. The Artsto Beauty Parlors, manlourtng and massage, 852, Morrison street Mrs. F. J. Lynch, skin and scalp special ist, 208 Allsky bldg.. 3d and Morrison. ROSENTHAL SI8TER8 - Wlg-maklng and manicuring. 160 Fifth Bt rnone Hood S14. HAY AND GRAIN. W.8. Lauthers, 110 North trd street, lime. shingles and cement . HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, II North Third street ooraer Davis. Hotel Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, 60o to 11.60 per day. Front and Morrison eta Hotel McCauley. B. F. McCauley, prop 210 Morrison st Phone, Col. 15, Ore. North ell. Merchanta Hotel. Rates. tl.M a day Up ward. Third and Davla streets. HOU8E FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. .Bee l3ev urta & Sons, 178-175 First, tlS-XS Tam hlll. Both Phones 804. - INSURANCE. G. Rosenblatt, rooms 220-223 Sherlock bldg.. 3d and Oak sta Phone, Main 131 Puffer, Burgard A Co.. 361 Wash, st JEWELER8. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc 43 Third street The L. C. Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington atreet. The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers, we arTwvn v, John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc Zv7 Morrison srreeu Vanderburg Wtch Houso, MH Id at. Uncle Myers. Jeweler, 143 3rd Bt. LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, aoap. Jl per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 4ft 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. UYEjRYTBILES. Mlsner U "Hayden Fashion Uvery gubles, Mb, and Oaksta. Burnslde IJvery Stables, corner Fourth ana Burnelde stsjBhone Ore. Black SL Frailer ft McLean Uvery Stable. Both phones 90. No. 200 to 206 6th street MASSAGE." W. H. Faulkner, room 16 ISltt Morrison street MINING COMPANIES. Homestake Gold Mining Co., SO and SI Lewis bldg. -; ' - y ' MUSICAL. FLUTE. Guitar. Maiffiolln and Banjo In struction. Prof, A, Bmith, res. 164 Twelfth. Phone Brown &.. MONUMENTS. otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work. 204 Third st Estimate oa first class work and stock only.. . osteopath. U B. smith. Parlors, room 408 Oregonlah . buUdlnt. ' .-. '-- yt;fsh:, Pr. I W. Alklreyi rooms M-3JI Lewie oldg. OREGON VIAVI COMPANY.. Lrewts Bldg.: Park and Morrison. send for Health Book." Consultation free. ' PATENT MrCjnNE.' Barings time5e3icTne Co., r i.i Alitljr bulullng. "(A . j' PrtlNTr ) tTATIONSRY. J. K. Hog Help Wanted, per Una So Employment Wanted, per Line.. I" For Rentper Line So ' Wanted, Booms, per Line ...... So Personals, per Line sre a e e a So For Bale, per Lino ..So Contract Bates an Application. PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, 43 North Third atreet. ' r, Portland Lean Offlc. Dan Marx; prep.. i i niro at. near uejc fhone vrowa 4ie. PAINTS AND OIL8. Fisher, Thorsoa eV Co., Front and Mor. , rlsoa Sta. . PIANOS. Boole Bros. Piano Co 826 Waahingtoa St. Eller's Piano House, Hlgh-Grado Flanoe ' and Orgaas. S&l Washington St Pianos for sale or rent H. Slnshalmer. 72 Third St - -.- Fisher Musle Store. Everything la Musta. Phone. Red 868, 1M Third BU PHOTOGRAPHERS. S. W, Robinson, Commercial Photography 364 Morrison Bt. . , y E. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil' Portraits, Third and Washington Sts. . The Photographic Co., Commercial Pho tographers. Russell Bid., 4th A . Wash. REAL E8TATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 70S Chamber of Commerce. J.F. Compton. Phone Black t2. 203 Washington St t ( The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce. 721 B. F. Riley, m Chamber at Commerce. C. F. Plymbton, Loans Negotiated. Allsky Bid., Third and Morrison. v Cbas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 688. R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial,., agent. No. 149ft First street Portland, Oregon. . . v - RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel.' . New Port Restaurant and Oyster House. ' 11 Third and 207 Pine Sta. fc , Btrouss's Restaurant. 229 Washington Bt Billy's Coffee House. 249 Yawhll St City Chop House and ResUurant 13 Third Bt. N. RUBBER STAMPS AND STENCILS. Chas. Ev Potter de Co., mfrs, rubbery stamps, seals, stencils. 221 Failing Bid. , ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest fluartlscopa Views, 43 Sd St.. 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First Bt bet.- Star and Oak; phone 696. Pianos end fornl r ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse; Front and -Clay sts.- Storage at low rates can be had at Fred Blckel's storehouse, 81 N. Front Bt Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and . Packer, Charlee M. Olsen, . 128 Firs v Street. STATIONERY. , . . orrtaoa Bt - ' " -. James R. Ewlng. Bookseller, T. M. C A. Bid., 168 Fourth Bt, Portland. TAILORS. Nlcoll the Tailor, fashionable tallorUuh 108 Third Bt Ws call for, dean, press and deliver one suit each week for 11.00 per month. 43 s Washington Bt. Pants 4 to 110: suits 813.86 to 135. Char ley Lee, 105 N. Third Bt Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third Bt opp. Chamber ot Commerce. TRUNK FACTORY. " Portland Trunk Co 60 Third Bt.. whole sale and retail ; send for catalogue. Phillips Trunk Co., Sll Morrison street. " Old trunks taken In exchange. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, eaten- i els, etc 231 Morrison St TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier 'MwrRerm thlri street -All makes ot typewriters for , - rent. Supplies for all machines, I s : M. Alexander Co.. agents. UMBRELLA WORKS.. Portland Umbrella Works. Umbreliae and , parasols made to order. 196 Third Bt Mrs. C. Cornelius, Allsky Big.. Third aad ' Morrison. Circles Fridays, sittmge daily. WALL PAPER. Ernest -Mnlerjb Cov Wallpaper and doo ratlons. 127 First St. - BANKS." CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE-. t with Which is amalgamated THBANK OF BRITIS1J COLUMBIA. R'eSerV.114 .""'"r.WoW qnsaets a General Banking Business. - Savings bank department -nynce. . E. A. WTLD, Managor. t ADD A TILTON, .BANKERS , - LADD Established in ism. TransartLGanaral Bankinj JBu-n lTn ruro and lh, Kt States. . riMTinle Trans. -r Bight eicnana- -""v w.VhTnVton: Ch feri'ioid on New Tork, wm, v- cago, Bt "l.r F'ran'clSco wdvalfiou. point. I.O-.l?. S?.1r?Mdaho1. Montana and Briuoh, change Si """ Frankfort and Hong Kong. MKRCHANT8 NATIONAL BANK MBRCUpORTLAND, OREGON. - 3. rHANlTwATSON Prudent B. U DURAM..w....VkPrertaenl .Iansacts'a-generax. banjuno TBSv. BUSINESS. , "Z"? :pacu5trWGoid- .... bought -' m ' ' - i - XONDON ,N KRANCISCO BANK. :d;r SlTandhe purchase of merchsadise y Ay eV the wwld.- tie ln -er- heigwand domestc inureat pa- - 1.,. UNITED ST AT t: .4 NATIONAL BANK UTrncU a General fcnk . h ; ; Dnti avun .-.ie in r-' t iiL- , i t X,
