Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, May 03, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 toe" TEST REALT ESTATE SITUATION The record for the last half of the Peek thews the following", burmd&v ' ..8 17.828.00 1iday .. ...........J... 41.6W.04 Saturday I.,-.. 6,144.88 Total 1....'. .. 84.is7.40 j.ouu ontM or WHi..- u,wv.w Qrand total ,.i.l...:..:::m.issi, fhursday ........ .-MM-M Srldar . ..v.,-... 6.WO.U0 Saturday ......... 6.450.W Total .. . ;r.. . . .'..'; -.v. . w Total nm halt ol week..,.;,... W.W.W lren. total ..."..l ..........3l4,go.oo An encouraging evidence itba .way thlot are going bow 1 shown by the -fact that the mortgagee, dally released of record are more ct-nr greater In totals tha rv those added to the record, It looks ; Well to note that on Friday, for example, the total of deeds amounted to $41,687.05; wheroas the total of mortgages was II". 4UVhoWtng. an excess in favor of the former over the latter of $24,821.05: Fri . dayiwaa only an averag day. It cer tainly speaks well for . the general pros perity of the ' residents of Multnomah ' County to be able to show that they are Setting1 out debt faster than they are ' The march' of progress la very evident everywhere In, Portland. The excavation for the new Falling building at the corner of Third and Morrison Is well along, and Jit wjll not be long now before the work of Joying the foundation walla will be . tnC -i ' i-'-."'r V ' Thursday workmen began- the removal -4 the old frame-buildings tthe south west comer of Third and Madison streets. tTpoi this site there will be erected a two torr brick building by J. P. Flnley & Son, which the Arm will occupy" tta an Undertaking 'establishment .7 . ' ' Fred Hastings has taken out a permit far he erection, at the Intersection of ftahdlna and Commercial streets, of a two-Story dwelling which will cost 12,000. ,'Y Eastern Homeseekers. W. A,., haw Co. ''We are in con stant receipt of inquiries from Eastern people for property. About two-thirds of the; inquiries received of late are those , for karm lands. Almost all these seek farms in th -Willamette. Valley. Tracts ranging from small acreage up to those of pearly any size are being looked for. "One man wants 10 acres; others ask for land ranging either 10, 30, 40. M and front that up to SO acres in extant One man this week asks for 340 acres. No land" that is clear in the Valley Is In ex istence but what is occupied. Most of the Vacant property la timbered. "There Is considerable inquiry for both vacant and Improved property. Th East Sldo Is favored by many who seek homes at prices lower than they can obtain them lor bn the west side of the river. The newrcomers all appear to have money. Soma have enough to pay cash for homes, Tut the majority are buying on Install ments." . - -. Honesty Best Policy. There are In Portland some dealers m ao are not: as honest as they should be. Fortunately they are in thcmlnorlty, for the greater number are perfectly honora- ble men. Unscrupulous dealers do more to Injure the business than any other lri fiuence. One man said to The Journal that such people make It difficult some times for 'legitimate operators to conduct deals. They make It had to tie owners down to contracts for sales of their property. They make It difficult to bring buyer and seller upon common ground, 'to .close," as dealers technically ex press it. Too often it is found that there has been misrepresentation. Unquestion ably In selling real estate as In selling everything else, "honesty Is the best pol. Icy." So long as water runs and wood grows the old common-law doctrine of caveat emptor let the purchaser beware will apply In real state transfers as in everything, else. Every man owes it to, himself to see td .lt that he Is not paying more for a lot than It Is worth and jto. be. certain of course that his tltlo Is plear. If he pays what a lot Is really worth or less than it 14 worth "a, " snap" aa it Is calledthere is little probability of one's losing on the investment, ?Tahies .that are based upon the soil, jrOvlded.,they are not fictitious values, aTe . safe criterion. , i '. In some jCftles there la' rife a fever of epeculatlon in realty. This la Just the earns as any other; piece or gambling. Sometime It wins but there are more chance that It will not Such a condl - tlon as this in a market is not healthful, and experience shows that booms are often started in this way. Inflation of values follows, like any other inflation, it, la all gas, and there, is nothing In It By and by comes the rude awakening. Prices collapse and take a tumble and roore than, one city and town to now Buffering from such unnatural stimula tion of values. An increase In prices ad-1 vandng ia direct ratio to demand Indi cates a healthful1: -tone to the market. It Is earnestly believed in Portland that the latter is the precise condition now prevailing. . Conditions Are Good. Oregon Real Estate Company 'The general tendency of matters indicates that lots that have been offered at a sacrifice are greedily snapped up. One of the better' and more encouraging features -for the lncreasd demand .for Wvla claas of liargalna that they are being bought for permanent Improvement, and are being mostly, used, for the building of homes. . ''If these conditions continue to prevail; we may. reasonably look for better prices. Vhe movement of the market on the up- ward scale.; t a. healthful one far tnor s than If tt was on the spceulfttlve or der, is. v- . - f - '"The Inquiry Is In, every direction, that i wherever buyers can find a tot held at a' price lower, than the surrounding prop erty. There is more building on the West Bkle. In the fbrmer locality persona haw a chance to buy for small paympnta down. Thla is a good opportunity -to buy from $3,000 to Uioa" The ' buyer can' make a payment down and borrow from f 1.500 to tl.TOO. This .enables the lot to have erect ed? upon It-;.,' house that- Will rent for enovgh to more than pay the Interest and la time wipe, out the principal. Moderate priced Investments are. the ones that are being looked after. ; ' t . "It would seem wise for persona to take Advantage of present conditions and buy now, for in W years, en the Installment plan, (hex ca,n own a home. .It la - better 1 that we- should . have a . city of : borne waers than one iif houae-Teaters. 7 Such l things develop municipal pride and add much te city's prosperity.':' v ,c - ' IV V Hoalbing-,"rhe 1 demand ' 'for cheap-homes costing from $500 to $1,001 for laborer Is en the increase, ' Another ctas of workers making more money art eking' for homes worth from H.&OO to IS, 000. There; is not very much property being Sold f or -ejjeeulaUojnoai of It is fot; homes.;' . jiv':-'. v v. 4 C t f , There Ma some Inquiry .for propertr situated Tor warehouse and manufactur ing sl'ea in ' North Portland . and along the river front Property la the center ef the city suitabts tor the building of flats, or apartment houses letnuch sought af ter:, - tl - ;i '. W'V t.r-- ; t'X 4 'Buburbai- Jacreage- for garden tracts and small farms is being asked for to $he north and eouth on both; sides of the river." Aereaga Is low, and now la the time to buy. In proportion, It ia cheaper than , that --nearer some of the smaller tdwval'r. An 1 advance In -real estate of all elaasea can reasonably be expected. Acre age increases In value more slowly thah city property but it also holds lta price lSkiger. Th-reMs a 'good demand for business property," 3 : , v , r.jf 1V Mi, ii 'ill j,'... II I ' . PROBATE NOTES. ),. ;. -y -,,,,, . i.. :uvV'-V'' ; vByroo it Holmes hai been appointed administrator of the estate of Edwin H. Fra-icIsC' conilsdng of personal property In i&ttla yiotorl rd Portland valued at $8500.. The eirs are Sulda O- Holmes of th!a city.' Hattle Edgar,; New Tork viAnria v xrnfantA.tn-l-lueanalle. B-Crt "EdwIU A..- - HuWa H. and. Charles ; H, Hofercamp; Whatcom wash, ana Auan F. Glllihan, Berkeley, CaL L Her man-Lewis, executor of the will of tanel lewis, filed, hla final account yes terday, showing the property to be val ued at $1040. .Tha widow J the eole legatee. ' ' ' , EN ROUTE HOME. After having dined with E-H. Harrl man, the local officials- of the Southern Pacific and the O. R. tt N. companies left Pan Franclscd last nlghjt and are now jhi ihelr way to, Portland. ... Among the Portland men who made remarks at the banquet are President A. L. Mohler of the O. R. ft N. Company and W. W. Cotton, thf cotnpatfy'a attorney," arid"W. X. Fenton attorney for the Southern Pacific. NEW TODAY. Williams Avenue Addition There are about 100 of the very choice lots in this addi tion yet left. The lots in this addition are beyond , doubt the choicest of Albina i property and are the cheap est offered in Portland in 10 Years. There has as yet . been' no raise made above , the original prices, but there soon will be ar advance. Intending purchasers will dp well to examine and in vest at once as the contracts for street grading and side walks will- soon, be com pleted, water and gas mains laid and many fine houses ,: built.'' '-:Tlrw-'tuh-. . Call at once and get a new city map showing this addi- , tiony withf jprices; terms,' etc. .... .. E. 264 STARK STREET, Or W. H. PAYNE, at branch office on premises, 656 Williams Ave. Woodstock! ' ! ,-Woodstock! Woodstock! Lots 100 teet square In all . . - parts of , - Woodstock! Wc wtllbultdiorvou, Yptf .canpay In INSTALLMENT Portland" Trust Co. i09 THIRD ST.: i-ACRK -tanei, -mile (Kim Valley town, cheap. ' , - 3 , ( S ACKKB'at-'MilwSBllt, JI00. V f!0 ACRKS near Salem, 110 per acre. 80 ACRK8 on the Columbia Kiver. la 160 AC&8 near Kelso,. i0fl.--.r r BnapB in rooming-bouses. '". ' ; RANDALL &.TUNLEY.., w Fint street. - V V 7." 'T1 i ." rfi NEW TODAY. REAL ' ESTATE an A ?holc land, 45 re rich river bottom !4Q ACIeS land; IronU on Clackamas river; nearly Si aU' cuIUvara' rannilnc: 1100 orioo4 'ijoad to Port-r-k land, nine miles out; will sell cheap. ;f? -.f 1; 'q A l,.; all food land, adjoining above a8cres; ' JJ ACrCS 16 acre cultivated, slx aicres orchard; house and barn; self also at a bargain. The two places W1U go together nicely It deslred.''f vj..i;w j,,- 8:Room Moiderti He, closed bath, basement, awnings ' for doors and ; windows; corner ''. lot, best part I 5unnyside.x-::: ;;jf- OAft AU 1" all feriCed, 150 acres JUO ACIcS cultivated, 10 acres' fine orchard, good buildings, 10 miles from Portland, fine level road; price, oo per acre. ' . (, , ' 7-Room Modern House, ment dou ble parlors, alcove bath, etc.; East Twentieth; only $1,600. A DnAm NEAT PLASTERED COTTAOE, lot In fruit, 4" OOITI barn, near car In Lincoln Park; $750. Lot 50x100 feet f Upper Albina, adjoining Holliday Addition, street Improved, sewer In, adjoining lots valued at $1,000; ownerls aTTron-residcnrandTwiHnsett for $650; this is very cheap. . v ! J. A. OR A. A. BAKER 31-221 Abington Building, - ; io6j Third Street Oregon Phone Hood&4. h. Do You Pay Rent? If so, does It not make you tired? Better make a start to get a place ef your own while property Is still cheap. We will sell you lots In either of the following named additions at bed-rock prices, and on very easy terms. Tilton's Addition and a few minutes' car ride from Morrison Street Bridge, DUB EAST, to E, ajd St.: Belmonf Street runs through the middle of Tilton's Addi tion; LOTS $550 each and upwards. To purchasers of lots In Tilton's Addition we -will loan money with Which to build at SIX PERCENT, repayable In easy monthjy pay , ' ments. , ; . .. . .. ": QiinnCirliTh'rty minutes' wa,k andiij minuses OUniiyaluC car ride from 3d and Morrison Streets. Fine schools, churches, stores, fire protection, Improved streets, sewers, electric light- and city water, CIIOICB LOTS FROM $300 UP, Before the summer, is past It will be impossible to buy a good lot in Sunnyslde for less;: than $500. v) - 11 Without question the most beautl- lYIle I dUOr fut spot anywhere. Orand views, pure air and water, delightful surroundings; away from the noise of the city and yet only twenty minutes' car ride. We control the best lots on the west slope as well as acre and half-acre tracts. Prices low and terms very easy. K)4-i m,!nnAM'Ont,ie Woodlawn and Van North IrVingtOn car line. Our North Irvington office Ison the corner of Failing Street and Union Avenue. North Irvington must be seen to be appreciated; twenty-six new houses built and building or arranged for; 71 lots recently soldi Prices $100 to $500 a lot, and on easy terms. Dnf VAa 0n stt Joh"' r- ,Ine. within a rUlllt ICW few minutes' walk of the St. John's , box factory and saw mills. Here we offer cheap lots for the homebuilder, $50 each on easy terms. Qreat enter prises are planned for this locality, and now Is the time to get in on the ground floor. . ; .- For maps and plats of all the above additions call on ' II flUAIiiSTEn TEUSI CO. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce, -Ground Floor. Fourth Street Side Equitable Savings and Loan Association. 242 STAPJt STWLET. 'lV:iv"' : " CHAS. E. LADD, Pres., T. B. WILCOX, Vke-Pres., F. McKERCHtR, Sec. ABSOLUTELY SAFE. 6 PER CENT GUARANTEED. THE WEATHER. The high-pressure area which has been central oft the California Coast' during the Inst several days has advanced north warev an -this atornin trrerttes Western QreKon. The storm yesterday oyer Colo rado has moved eaatward Into Kansas. . - Light rains have occurred during the Iat 14 hoars In tha North Pacific States, Montana and North' Dakota, Elsewhere in the states west - of the Mississippi Klvtr fair weather has prevailed. It la cooler this morning In Northern, Illinois, Colorado-, Bouthera Utah and Nothera Arlrona, arid light frosts are reported In Southern Idaho and Northern Utah, and killing frosts In Northern Nevada, , The indications are for parti cloudy weather, la this district Sunday, with Slowly rising temperatures, west of the Cascades, Frosts 1 are Indicated To.rv to night In exposed places In Oregon,- Wash ington and Idaho. i AU I ovtland knows the Columbia' tele phone servica is the best, Jl you're from Missouri,. wre will show you. ';';. -. , 1 ' j. 1 1 1 i in mi. '. i; -i i Have, you tried . peacocc hard wheat llourt : FOR SALEHOUSES AND-LOTS I4-HOOM lodging-houses fine location, . central. -AVest Bl-Je; will be Sold very . cheap. Pt5om n Abington building. ' An yone who will gase at the Fair site DURINO THE HARD TIMES We obtained by foreclosure a number of plecet of property In COUCH ADDITION "- end In other choke residence locations. Some are) la shape tor homes ; others , are at- ' tractive Investments. . All are offered at reasonable -prices, . i fl'tyfrlZ.-. , - Call on us fo particulars. ' potmiiDnnmoroM . - -. ioo THIRp 5TREET.;. BARGAINS 'f T 6l-room house,' paytnir blg,-miy,?.. WO One-quarter block, wits cottage, at . Midway ..... ............i ....w.. Iloo One o( the besjt Raying jrroeery stores rnclty; sell at invtflce.v Money loaned. G; He SMITH CO. tOl falling Buttdtng." Telephone Clay 191. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brynswlck-Iiaike Collen4en Ce e r Third street. . t . , WASCO : AiDDltlON 19th and Halsey Streets ' Jointftf Holladar AddiUoB. ' k LOTS 50x100 $10 per Month ' ' $500 EVERY LOT A BEAUTY. R. M. WILBUR. c;ari. l WILLG. STEEL J z5" aiarN 3U 0. A ROSENDALE, M.E.&CE. SIS Oregonlan Building, Portland. Or., re ports on mines and mining property of everyi description. Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. THIRTY-NINE seres land above Oregon City, one-quarter mile from river) part timber, soms cedar; 8U0; no agent A 121,. The Journal. , - - REAt, ' Estate and General Business - Agency.-- 1. E. Bndd. 110 First St. y HELP WANTEQM ALE. LOUQERB; mill snd yard men: men snd ' teams; wood-choppers: farm hands and mllktfrs; work of all kinds In and out of city for men and women; no-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see us.- CANADIAN EMPIjOTMRNT AflENCY. my, Morrison; brancNes. 247 Hurnslde and fil North Third. H AJJVJAN U F ACTU RERS. n HTfANUPAcTlJRERi AND RRNO-VATORS-Only pluce in Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 81 Fourth utreet; phone Blaek For 8ale Miscellaneous. HALL'S saf el stsnrtard of the world; aiea sola on easy payments; iraue your old sAfe for a new one. Norrts Sara & Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. ; VurnttMre wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 230 sets harness. 1(10 saddles. Tomllnson & Hall, iUt Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY i to Loan on City tots and Itn- B roved farms. tW. A. Shaw tt Co., .843 tark Street. W. A. HATHAWAY Money te loan. 10 Washington Building. Phorte Hood 411 MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off Clothing and shoes. -87 N. Id. phone Green 428. Orders promptly attended to. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALEi at a sscrlnce, Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully, . Address Box 121, Journal office. y CONTRACTORS. -.' FRArtinTrTAl builder; repair work. m First street; pnone jrront 1306, ATTORN EY8. Pazton, Beach ft Simon, 610 Chamber of Commerce. " H. K. Sargent. General Practice, notary public, 034-636 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. 'Lucas, Room 629 Chamber of Commerce. James Oleason, 2 and S Mulkey Building. A88AYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel Assayer and Analytst; gold dust bought J228.. SUrk st. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 76. Ves- sell snd machinery of all kinds de " signed. .BARBERS. Joseph Reldei, 202 Morrison st. . Fullllove ' ft Moore, 252 Washington, 6. V. Hare," 146 Fifth street. Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for Dandrfuft and falling hair. ISO 1st BARBERS' SUPPLIES. G. N. W. Wilson ft Co., 80 6th St., leading barbers' supply house PaeiOe Coast. LEWI8-STENOER Barber Supply Co. Orlndlng of all sharp edge tools a.pe , claJty. i First St, BICYCLE8. Fred T- erriH Cycle Co., 105111 6th it. BOOT8 AND 8HOE8. A. Dreyers, 67 Third street. J. Sanger, Repair 8hop, 449 Washington. Ths Nelson Shoe Store, -43.. North 3d st. Marks Shoe Store, 2T3 Morrison st., near 3rd. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. , BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Co., 613 Chamber of Commerce. CAR P ENTE RS AND BUILDS RS. johrTX Melton, Carpenter and Builder, 307 Stark St.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. i CAFES. The Bell Saloon, 336 Wah(ngtonsTret. The Knob" Hill Saloon, .641 Washington. The Oriental Cafe, 329 Washlngtom st CIGARS AND TOBACCO. irreTlJeskowlts, -13 Washington st. Preyfuii'a) faermaine, geiTJiIrd street. Plaaa Cigar Store. 2 Third at ThV Raltwadngar Store. 334 Wash, at v; STATIONERY. V ...,..i,. ... The Klinara Stationery Co., 207 .Morrlsoa ' 8. .i,' ; i'- i ' .: V.". ,v'. . . j-:f ''"S'1---".',' James. R. Ewing., Bookseller, Y. M. Cf A. Bid.. 109 Fourth St., Portland, a , : Tajlors;: . We-eaH foer elsanv prese n6'4hrr one - suit each1 week tor 31.00 per month, 433 Washington St., ' . , , . T Bon Ton TsflortBR' To., H4 Third Si., opp. Chamber of Commerce. i ... .'V - ? CHIROPODY AND : MANICURING. ; Wm." Deveny and" Ea tells Deveny, tot , Alisky Bldr-i t aad Morriaoav, ,' v ; L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, Knlf hfs Shoe. Store, 294 Wash, at. Phone Eeod . TA . .,'.., CONFECTIONERY. A. 3. Coffmaa, Chocolates and Boa Boas. 860 Washington st. ' . i i ii ' -m s. ,'-.'.. W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 429 . Washing tea street, i - ; t . . t 'tseasssaaasssieasasi Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectloner; 430 Waahiagten st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. B. P. Kenaiv Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, Alucr st. Phone Red ; im. ' ; Sewing Maehlaea and Bicycles, 130 Mor rison street. CORNICES 8 KYLIGHT8. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 26S 'Second st CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill st Pbene, Ore. Main 770tj Arlington Oceamery, huttct. cheese, etc.. 267 Burnslde St. COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In ail kinds of coal and wood, 344 Morrison. Ban field-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Id si. Phone Main K and Col. 37. DECORATORS. H. P. Chrlstensen,- wall papers, and painter. 141 6th street, corner Alder; E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wait papers, 807 Washington street DEMTISTaV iTTirHliimby," 5. " t."8.7 room S Wash Ingtoa bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thomson,. 60-61 Washington bldg., Waahington and 4th sts. phone Hood 414. , -v P. 8. LANG WORTHY, Rooms t and I Benson Building, m Morrison street near Fifth. H'.okey ft Hlckey, rooms 817 to 819 Dekura hid.. 3d and Wash. sta. Phone South 91. DRESSMAKERS. Miss Loughlln, 14 Lewla bldg. Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 400 Macleay bldg. v . DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Plummer, 200-263 3d street Rows ft Martin, 6th "and Wash sta. Frank 3. Btrelblg. 841 Wash, street Laue-Davla Drug Co.. 17? 3d st Phone 648 . DANDRUFF CURE. " R. Shields, 46 Third St N. Hsrplclde, In dividual application or by the bottle. ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, SM Washington fit Western Kleetrle Works, 80S.. Wash, st OPTICIAN. D. O. Gengrtch, the leading graduate op tician, tiff Yamhill st - . PHYSICIANS AND. SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Zlegler, tot Marquam Bldg. Dr. Cora C. Talbott U years eapert nce In dlseasee of women. Write or call. 80s Salmon at ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room . Cam bridge building. Phone Red 184. Resi dence pink mi. :, .. . Mrs. C 8. Fery, 881H Morrlsoa St . ENGRAVERS. - Hlcks-Chattsn Eneravlng Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, 121 Morrison street. Phone Grant 13L Oregon Employment 0.4 827. Burnslde st ACME Imp." Bureau. 185 Morrison Help free-to employers. - Phone North 2SO. Col. 7. , J r FINANCIAL. V 6300,000 to loan at 8 and 6 per cent Wm. '4. Beck, 821 Morriaea. at .-' FURRIERSt The Bllverfleld Fur Mfg. CeA, 283 Morrt eon street vf :t;io'.v';', - GAS 8UPPLIES. ' Pacific Specialty and .Gas Lamp Co., 848 : Morrison, street GROCERS. ; Greaser ft Co., 340-841 Wash, street Owen H. Serple ft Co., Fancy Groceries, 863 Morrison street i n n ir v F. 8. Godfreys Family Grocery. Sixth and Burnslde. Telephone Black 2932. HAIRDRE88INQ, MANICURING. arls HafftorsTT8 WashTVt, tipto date hair , dressers. ItOSENTHAIi - SISTERS Wl-niaklng and manicuring. 1W Fifth Bt Phone . .Hood Hi. , -t . HAY AND GRAIN. W.8. Lauthers, 110 North 3rd street lime, shingles and cement HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, 81 North Third street corner Pavla. HbUl Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder strseta Esmond HoteL Rstes': European. SOo to 81.60 per day. Front and Morrison sta Merchants Hotel. Rates. 31.00 a day up ward. . Third and Davis streets. HOUSE FURNISHERS, Home Furnisher Furniture, ? Carpets. Parlor Goods, Stoves, ete. Bee J, Gev urts ft Bone. 173-175 First 219-223 Yam hill. Both PhoneS 304. j ;. INSURANCE. G. Rosenblatt, rooma. 120-183 Sherlock bldg, 3d n Qak sta. Phone. Main 13t Puffer. Bargard ftiCe-, taWaah,- st ; . p R I Nf E R : A STATIQ N E R Y. . j. B. Rogers, Jobprinting. 3Q Morrtaos, yy, n .SLOT "MACH I N E.'V,V-'' v'V . All styles: repairing; phonographs, yee. orda. Transcontinental Machine Co., 341 Waahington fitt:-j.- 1 .;- c-.:. i.. Halnea' Tea itor. Kanxiss Mlsileto Tea, V,. Fifth SU oppu.Poatotticc. , 1 vM!. . - TICKET. OFFC I ES. OVERLAND t-TICKET- OFFICE 140 Third street v to .v sarea to all point " TRUNK FACTORY. Harris Irunk ( .. trunk. sakh' els, etc., JJ.il MjrH sou Bt JEWELERS. Balding Bros.,- Diamonds. Watches, etc., 4 Third street ,n' i '.' ' 'i' ,.l The X C. Henrtnhsea Ce.v jewelers ao4 -opticians, tu Washington street. . . The Oi Heltkeraper Co., xaaaufacturlB Jev. i " ra, TA Morrison st. 1 John , , Keek, watches, diamonds, eta., So? , orrison Street .' .. .!..-.',.; ? -ii - ' r and rburg Watch House, 140H Id st LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Daily. Comb.- brush, soap, ' fl par month. Novelty Supply Co., tu . ,48 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. , ' LIVERY STABLES. ' - BurnHide Livery Stables, corner Fourth una liurnslde sts. Phone Ore. Black ML . Frailer ft McLean Hvery 8tabla Both phones 99. No. 200 to 206 6th street ; ' '1 MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 10 KlVi Morrison street ... musical Instruments. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In" strucifon. Prof. E. A. Smith. res tS4 ' Twelfth. Phone Brown 434. Fisher Music Store. Everything in Music, Phone. Red 843. 190 Third Bt. OSTEOPATH. - . ' L. B. Smith, Parlors, room 09 Oregonlaa -building. v j LADIES TAILORING. LADIES" UHormade" suits: fsncy em broidered and applique dresses and . trimming. Stephen's, tx Alder St PATENT M ECICJNB. , 6prTnKtremeMe3iclne " Co.. ' SiiTAllsky building. , ' MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build Ing work, 804 Third st Estimates on first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKErtb. Uncle Henry. 43 North Third street r Portland Loan Offlce. Dan Marx, prop.. 74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brown 474. TJncle My.rs. Jeweler. 141 Ird st PIANOS. waule Bros. Piano Co,. 834 Washington 8t Blur's Piano House, High-Grade Pianos and Organs, 361 Waahington Bt Pianos for sale or rent H. Slnshelmer. 71 Third St PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portraits. Third and waahington Sta, PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and stsara fitting.., 88 Sixth street REAL ESTATE. L'man Loan snd Collection Agency. Tut Chamber of Commerce. "ijs J. F. Cempton. Phone Black 929. ""201. Washington St m mmt . The King Real Estate Association, ttt Chamber of Commerce. . ,- E. F. Riley, 08 Chamber of Commerce. : Chae. H. Koren, real estate and mortgsg loans. 251 Washington. Main 683. R. H. DUNN, real estate end flnasolal agent. No. 149V. First street PorUand Oregon. "i '. RESTAURANTS. . MorrliXunch aaiiS Coffee Huse.'n&clow -Imperial HoteL " New Port Restaurant and Oyster House. 88 Third and M7 Pine Sts. , Strouse's Restaurant 12 Waahington St Billy's Coffee House, 840 Tamhll St City Chop House and Restaurant U Third St. N. RUBBER STAMPS AND STENCILS, Chae. E. Potter ft Co., mfrs. rubbet stamps, seals, stencils, m Falling Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartlscope views, 63 ,3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, offlce 88 First St.i tet.- Stark , and Oak; paane 693. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping: commodious nre-proot brick warehouse; Front and Clay ate, ' ' '-' - Furniture. Piano and, Safe Moving and Packer Charles M. Olsen. 128 First . street ' - --v '' -.i-Xj-i TYPEWRITERS. The Smlth-Preralcr Typewriter, 124. Third street Alt makes ot typewriters for rent. Supplies- lor ait mscnuaes, 1 . M. Alexander ft CoM agenU. ' TECHNICAL SCHOOL- -gchoqla, Scranton. Penna, Edgar Faulk, , . WALL PAPER.. Ernest Miller ft Co. Wallpaper and dee - orations. 127 First St - BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF " COMMERCE- Wlth Which Is' amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid-up t4f.s.Vf..nr.v.e.ooo,ooo) . It.wrvt .w.. ,.. 2,000,000 v. Transacts a General Banking Business, . SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT areounts opened ,f or eums of 310 and up- 2iVd. and Interest allowed on minimum ,hiv balances. Rates on' application, monthly d'W 8H1noton ST - - E, A. WYLD, Managsr. - r inr A TltTON, BANKERS LADD ESTABLISHED IN 1838, -rv.naact a General Banking Business, TEist allowed on time deposits, tactions made at all points 1 on favor ,hta ur Letters, of credit Issued ivallabie Tin Europe and the Eastern Sti?i Exchange and Telegraphic Trans fer, sold on New York. Washington, CW It t. Louis, Denven Omaha. Ban 5rnrfsce aad vartoua points in Oregon. MngtonV. Idaho, Montana and Brlllaft xrtang. tygZfflg? BwUn' Tr,okfort and Hong Kong. I ------------------------ urnfHANTB NATIONAL BANK-.. MERCttAJ0l4:UXNi OREGON. - t RANK WATSON . ; .. President , k. CURHAM..,...Vke-Prldon g HOYT...--..,v-r" Csshler - nm BOII.."": assistant C.shif t Ta"NSACT8 A RENERAL -BANKING TBA 9 . -BU81NES8, v .- ' , United etates Depositary. imW and letters ot credit Issued avail. 11 parts of the world, s - - 1 bneUlUPa. aclalty.. Oeld dust ..a-hti..: --'";' -M -.-if SBACIS BANK. . Head ofBce. 66 Old Broad street, tendon; " ThiBbaak transaeta a general twnaii r i .-in-saTmahea loans, discounts bi,ls a4 t" s of credit available for trv. eS?J and the1 purchase of mennsnJ, e urany city of -the 'world. Deals tn for. isnaad domestic exchange., - U-tfVe Vii on time rt. r". UNITED STATi S : Trarmacts a G X Drafts avHii.-i' -UnUf.l t " Prea'-'-tii Vlp.,1 r..:.' L ..... i I j Cs!.;' r