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About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1902)
REAL ESTATE f ? AFFAIRS LIVELY ... . j ,, "' ",u '" . i... (t Conditions Satisfactory Many v Improvements Noted Through- Ut out the City. Following are the amount of real M iat transfer . and' building permit jhown bjcJhe record for the firt.Jal( f' the week: ' - " v; ' . Beat Estate Transfers. . Monday .... ,...$25,981.00 Nesday ......... ....... .l.M Wednesday. . Tptal $39,161.80 . Building Permits. Monday " ... -.. .$19,550.09 Tuesday v. v.. Wednesday 29.7W.W Total V..... ...163,050.00 Speaking of improvements, ' there la nothing 1 which will so 'effectually block ihe wheels "of progress as the scarcity st building material, or what (a equally as bad, to be . compelled to bring such material into Portland from a lung die tanee. This necessitates the paying of targe lumi of money In freight which Dilght to be saved. It makes the cost of building unreasonably high. ' fn the matter of lumber Portia Is Especially fortunate, for the timber sup ply' of Oregon has hardly been touched. Several local brick concerns are. doing gfpd service in supplying their product la tin building trade. There It an ebtm flanco of good sand, and lime is readily psocurable, - In the matter of building tone heretofoilhere has been- some thing of a scarcity of the finer grades, particularly granite. This has not been because granite does no exist in Oregon, t of it does and In immense quantities. g dpes marble. Of ths less expensive grades of building stone there Is a liberal supply in various quarters. With the expenditure of capi ta) there Is no question buthat quarries could be developed which' would ot only supply ths home demand, but which Might1 also be made one of the great lri dustries'ef the state. Of eouree, granite, marble and ye less expensive qualities of fcuildtryt stone cannot ' remain in the ground undeveloped and do anyone any giod. . On the line of the Corvalll & Eastern, 6o miles east of. Albany, are large de posits of BLUISH-GRAY GRANITE than which, there is none finer in the w.diWd, It has been tried and haa;n.ot bseji found wanting. ft . 'v f thf tVerniont -and-' NeSf jtemfesMr.vai and tbe"uppiy is stl'll praof lually 'in taiet, and the. quarry only a virgin one, beeth removed.' This granite , was used ' laf '-th walls Of the . mechanical hall of theJ State Agricultural College at Cor Vallta, where it gives perfect satisfaction. la Baker County there to. a marble de posit that will weUjpa fV" he working. InlViaUowa County thers'i are Immense ledges of both marble and granite. In faolil.afjf Lf0t J; m ' -haustless resources of nature for his sup pirerTignmeTelir Oregon, but someone should first develop these quarries la or der to have them do tha good they should do. j , i The eld building partly destroyed by fire several weeks ago on Taylor street, between Second and Third, is being clear-! ed away. It Is the intention to her con struct a model brick building two to three Stories high. Ths concrete walls for the foundation of T. M. Rtqhardsott building, at Third and Salmon streets, is progressing. Ths building, when completed will be divided into three stores, one fronting on Third and two on Salmon street. . The laying of the foundation walls of the hew WEINHARD BUILDING., at Fourth and Alder, has commenced. The work Is being pushed with much energy by. the contractor, George Lang ford. The men who are laying the con crete are rapidly following up the ex cavating gang, who are building: the if enohes for the etib-foundatlohs. Workmen are making good headway In the matter of grading the Patton prop erty at Third and Madison. It is on this site that a handsome building will be" put up, which Will be occupied on the ground floor by Finley & Sons, undertakers. The outer walls at the edge of the sidewalks surrounding the excavation for ins new railing building, at Third and Morrlsonr-are flHlsned. The foundation walls will soon be commenced. ., .;, J Th new Northern Pacific ticket office -for such it Is In every respect la grad ually approaching' completion. It "will . be one of , the best lighted and most elegant on th Pacific Coast. The work of laying the concrete -walks around this office is nearly completed-on the MoitN srfh street, side, ,attd will be a marked Improvement over the old plank walk that there -did duty for so long. .In Upper Alblna, north of Morris street particularly, there Is a great deal of . BUILDING GOING ON. Houses, are being erected, ranglqg. in price from 12000 up.. Not less than! 0,000 cuble yards f earth have been removed in the grading of the Hogue-Catltn tract, between Union avenue and Williams axenuer This 'cost-- $1,000. New streets have been opened, and sidewalks put donn. , ..:' ,East Fourteenth street, between Belmont street and; Hawthorne avenue, now in process of Improvement, is being laid with concrete walks. ' More than 1080 feet of 'concrete walk has been laid on Bast Ankeny and .East "SjuniBide, and mora will be. ; tNw cottages are going up between the more thickly settled portion of the East Bide and Woodlawn, gradually , Unking that pretty suburb with the city. The dimensions f of the new park at "Woodstock will bo 100x130. Much praise If due Benjamin I. Cohen and others -who are energetically pushing the Improve ments of Woodstock along. In the park The , waiting : station of the City i Suburban. Railway Company will find ft place in the park, and will be surround ed by a neat fence. 'Ths United Artisan Assembly at Ports mouth is" erecting a two-story building for ths Central Board of Trade at Missis sippi avenue and Shaver street. Ths foundation, woljs are now going" in.. Ths two-story building the principal of -ytt Prank Schmltt factory plant- v. Tea ' 4 H Is :now finished. , It is J3x5 feet in di mensions, and is located at 'East Eighth1 and East Taylor. When- tha smtire plant shall have been finished- it will cost mow. -. , .'V f. --. There is marked" Imurovement In the territory between ths Portland Cremator ium and Bellwood, and iaad 1 being cleared of underbrush to soaks ready for ' NEW BUILDINGS.. ' Upon the Miller tract 10 new bouses have been put up already this cpring. Ths opaa of tha Portland Woolen Mill at Bell wood will do wonders for that pace. New. dwellings are going up and an 'addition will be, built to the school bouse. In ths Lambert tract there will be 16 dwellings rested this year.,-'' Bites for warehouses, are being figured on. In ths Past Second and East First street territory. Studabaker's ' four-story ' warehouse building on East -Morrison street Is-pro gressing finely. It will cost $30,009 com plete, About four . months ago ; ths AdvancV Thresher Company pt Michigan bought the north half block bounded by Belmont, East Second and S&ut Third streets at a , coat, of $7(08. .Upon this halt-block the, company is now putting up a, two-story 'structure, with basement? thai wilt cost $25,000 tq 3O,0O0. t - "Another $30,01 structure that of ths Peers Plow Company,, on East, Yamhin.. between East First and East Second. Ths construction of this , Is weil ad vanced. It will be 100x200 In dimensions and- two stories high, with basement. Other Improvements The Journal has noted, comprise the' following: . A two-story, dwelling for C. Buck at Fourth and Montgomery, to cost $2000; tour two-atory dwellings for George W. Batts at Twenty-first and Davis, $11,000; two-Stery awelltng tor Warren 8. Whit at Hall and. 'Seventh, a numoer or two-story floats )r thS Espey ; estate, Washington and Fifteenth; $l0,dW; two story dwelling for M, Johnson, East Nineteenth and East Alder, $1600; two Story dwelling on East Tenthand East Couch for E, Deseanyss, $1550; two-story dwelling for Kate Goft, at Monroe and Williams avenue, $1300; two-story lodg ing house for Ahtonia PUs, at Orand avepue and Mills street, $8340. ' There s stilt a, dlsposjtibn to took for acreage close In "If this Can be pro cured at the proper figure It ought to prove. an-jtoeUatinvetment," la the tiylulou of one dealer. He polnu out that at the present rata ofv building manjr tracts will be needed for homes la a few years. , . . - ....... ...... "There is some Inquiry tor business property from the East," remarks one well-known firm. "These persons realise that it they are to, expand to their full est possibilities they must come West and grow up with the country." An extremely favorable Indication is the' unprecedented demand for ; j ' FARMING PROPERTY. If tho agricultukal resources of the state ah be built fip In proportion to the growth and needs of its cities and towns, Oregon will not only become populous, but wealthy, and the commonwealth of a happy and prosperous people. All dealers are agreed that present prices, although on' the rising scale, are still lower than property can be pro cured for elsewhere. This condition can not last Indefinitely, Responding to thjp application OI ine mw m oenuuiu huu supply and-stimulated by inquiry of per- sjons who "desire to"buy nof so much for isculatlvk pri)jei ' )fki fjft-rmanejit. Improvement, SH. property is bound to appreciate In value. , . . , , , Of all things a "boom" In realty val ues is most to be depreoated. There Is a sensible spirit pervading, the brokers and dealers to -keep property down to real valuation and not attempt to unduly In flate prices. This Bhoiild make for saf etsln Investment." STOVE MAKERS WILL COMBINE (Journal Special Service.) NEW YORK, May 14.-A consolidation of all the large stove 'manufacturing plants of the United States probably will be consummate4 at the meeting of ' the National Association of StovemakerS, which begat here today. The combine is the . result of three years' work on the part of its promoters. The consolidatad company will embrace between. 40 and 50 plants, located in all part, of the. coun try, and will be capitalised at $100,000,000. CARNEGIE HONORED (Journal Special Service.) LONDON. May 14. In recognition of the munlftjyaice of his educational gifts, the Plumbers' Company, 'In ancient guild of the City of London, today conferred tha freedom ' of the company upon An drew Carnegie. The ceremonies took; place in Guild ball and. consisted of ths presentation of resolutions contained in a gold box, the presentation being ac companied by suitable addresses and a response by Mr. Carnegie. Are Worth More Money. The sals of Hereford bull at Fendie ton recently, brought,abot by Industrial .Agent Judson of the Harrlman lines in the. interest of cattle breeders of Oregon and with the laudable purpose In view of raising the standard of cattle should have resulted differently. ' ' ' There is some disappointment In the fact that 16 bulls, Nred by the great Beau Brilliant, and 'whose grandslre was Beau BrummeV two" of the greatest Hereford in tots country, should havs only hroughtjan average price of 15fl each. ' Two half-brothers of these sam high-bred bulls, recently sold at BIoux City for J300 each. The Ff ee Bath House. The free bathhouse being built at Sup pie's boatyard by popular subscription will goon-' bsi. epmpleted; It consists of three pontoons, ths dimensions of ths principal one being 7x54 feet, and ths 6the two OOxWTfeet each. "Wbsn com pleted, the new bathhouse will ba anchored ' above - the Madison-street -bridge, on the , east side of the river, l O, MTROSENDALk M.E.&C. E 616 Oregonlan Building. Portland, Or., re ports on mines and mlnlna nrODerty of every description. Asssys and anslysls;4 Ivanhoe, Beautiful Ivanhoe ' : , v Thirteen Beautiful Homes, With Well .:. Kept Lawns, Oardens and Flowers. s WIDE STEETS AND ALLEYS, Pine " view, pure water, splendid car servjcf Lots 50xl6o, $125 to $200 Each MONTHLY PAYMENTS. i For full Information,-or a free ride to Ivanhoe, . Apply to ' , v COMPTON; & GIBSON, Phone Black oao CASTLE ROCK, The; proprietors of ths land adjacent to the famous and picturesque landmark of ths Columbia, known as Castle Rock, are contemplating the project of converting their land Into permanent picnic grounds. Facilities for ascending the rock will alsp be arranged for, and many other Im provements to the place will ba mads. There are extensive groves and trout streams, and many Indian- ..relics are found In the vicinity. & ' ," Fe J. -Smith, accompanied by two com panlons, is the first and last white mail ever to ascend the roek- t Its summit' Th)s hazardous feat . was accomplished last August. , 9 NEW TODAY. CHICKENS! CHICKENS! Saturday Chicken Day 15c lb. Best Creamery,. 40c Dairy Butter u. .. 30-33 Ranch Eggs, 2 doz 35c Best Sugar Cured Hams 14c 5lb. Lard...v...L.4 50 lbs. Compound $4.75 Shipment Hill's Pimola Olives , . and Pickles, 4 bottle..,.. 25 U GRANDE CREAMERY CO, 264 Yamhill Street. FRANKLYN Market Grocery. 105 THIRD ST. 100 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $4.35 1 package Sold Dust 15c Albert Roch Sardines ,...10o 6 cans Deviled Ham 25c 1 lb. can Ground' Chocolate 260 5 lb. can Fure Leaf Lard ........fiac 1 box While Maccaronl 85c 1 bottle Preserves, Fruit .5c 2 bottles Catsup, Best 35c Eagle Ccnd. Milk ....16c Woodstock! Woodstock! Woodstock! Lots ioo feet square in all parts of Woodstock! We will build foryou. You can pay in INSTALLMENTS. Portland Trust Co. OF OREQON. 109 THIRD ST. Lots $550 Each Belmont and East 23d Street tilton;s addition .. Choice lots $550 each and upwards. Small cash : payment and the balance , in monthly installments. " If you purchase in Til Ion's Addition and wish to build, we will loan you the money at six per cent, repayable in easy pays ; ' ments. ' T Title Guarantee & , Trust . Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce Ground floor. ; v Fourth Street side ao Washington Street NORTH IRVINGTON North irvington is beautifully located, well . drained, has city water and splendid car ser vice. Lots are selling 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 Tide Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber Of Commerce OR AT THE NORTH IRVINGTON OFFICE Corner Union Avenue and falling St. (Take Woodlawn or Vancouver Car.) 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 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 an advance. Intending purchasers will do well to examine and in vest at once as the contracts for street grading and side walks will soon be com- fileted, water and gas' mains aid and many fine houses built. . -:. Call at once and gets new city map showing this addi . tion, with prices, terms, etc. M. E. THOMPSON 264 STARK STREET, Or W. H. PAYNE, at branch office on premises, 656 Williams Ave. WASCO ADDITION 19th and Halsey Streets Joining Hoiladajr Addition. LOTS 50x100 $10 per Month $500 EVERY LOT A BEAUTY. R. M. WILBUR. 1 . . c. WILL O. STEEL , 5lanV aL W. A. Shaw. A.S.Shaw. Office phone Clay 812: Res Front .1146. W. A. SHAW L Co. REAL, ESTATE ' AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. - Money to Loan. Taxes Paid.' Abstracts Furnished. Grain, fruit and dairy farms a specialty. Renting and collecting. Prop erty taken charge t( tor nCm-resldents. Farm Lands a Specialty. 243 Stark Btreeet. PORTLAND OR. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John AT Melton, Carpenter and Builder, SOT Stark St.; office and. stow fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re lialring housss. Phons Main 747. it' V1' Advertise your wants in a paper that goes to all the people. ,' REAL ESTATE' FOR 'SALE. 12000 FOtTR FINE LOTS ON EAST 22d and. Davis sts.; must be sold this week. " 3W Three lots on East Hoyt and 27th Sts.; small cash payments, balance small monthly Installments. nS5CM-F4ne modern 8-ropm house, on corner lot, ne- block from oar line, on installments. , - $2700 Fine modern 7-room house and two lots, lawn, fins fruit trees. (60 per sere 72 acres of fine farming ' land, 10 -miles from' Portland; finest spring in Multnomah County on tha premises. - K. h. CATS, Room 701 Chamber of Commerce. Both phones Mala 180. LOOK OUT FOR OAK GROVE ITS THE COMING SUBURB of Port land. It's on ths Willamette river front. It's on the Oregon City electrio car line, 35 minutes'- ride from business center of City. It's the placa where the prices will advance June 1, 1902. It's where little homes are selling at half their value. Lots, 50x136 each. J35 to M each: 1-acre lots, fiso each; 6-acre tracts. $500. Don't wait. You'll not get them In SO days more for that. R. H. DUNN AND V. BCHM1D, First st. and 109 Grand ave. $1000 IF TAKEN THIS WEEK. P?NB 10-ACRE FRUIT FARM, l'mlle from good Valley town; 6-room house; 700 pear, 100 Italian prune and 60 choice apple $rees; other small fruits; terms. COMPTON & GIBSON, 202 Washington street ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath. tel. Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone Green 628. MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building; steam heat, newly furnished. 311 Stark. LOGGERS; mill and-yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands and milkers; w,ork of all kinds in and out of .City for men and women; 30-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see us. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 22V4 Morrison! branches, 247 Burnsids and SI North- Third. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A HORSE for light work, for his feed. Inquire 110 lth st., Between W ashlngton and Bumslde. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. 734 N. 3d. Phone Green 42a. Orders promptly attended to. HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR RE NT---,ROOMioUET5aTHaUy furnished; electric lights throughout, porcelain bath, phone; fine view: near Portland Academy, Mtli and College. ln qulre B. C. Stark, 480 Hall st. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO-VATORS-Only place in Portland for good work; union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phons Black For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sohS on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norris Safe & Lock Co.. Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 250 sets harness, 100 saddles. Tomlinson & Hall, 211 Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lots and Im proved farms. W. A Shaw & Co., 843 Stark, Street. W. A HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10 Washlngtotn Bulidlng. Phone Hood 413. PATENT FOR SfoLE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, Mi Interest In a valuable patented asphalt pavtngpro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 121. Journal office. 1 CONTRACTORS. FR ANiCaCAMPBE LL, carpenter and builder; repair work. 369 First street; phone Front 1305. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St. WINE DEPOT. THE5oTullBU8aiifornla pot P. Lorati, Prop. All kinds wine, 60 glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth st. Or. phone Main 751. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 7. Ves sels and machinery of all kinds de signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reldel, SS2 Morrison st FullilOve ft Moore, 2S2 Washington. C. V. Harsri49 Fifth street Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vlns Roots for Dandrfuff and falling hair, 150 1st BARBERS' SUPPLIES. G. N. W. Wilson &o7iotb?TtriedIng barbers' supply bouse Pacific Coast. LEWIS-STENQER Barber Supply Co. Grinding of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. 151 First St TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for fl.OO per month. 433 Washington St., Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 8 Third St., oppt Chamber of Commerce. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. fTTNTET?NAinoTfATr Schools, Scranton. Penns, Edgar Faulk, BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth sV Howard Co., 013 Chamber of Commerce. .'. ' . CAPES. The Bell Saloon, 330 Washington street The Knob Hill Saloon, 641 '.Washington. Ths Oriental Cafe, 329 Washington st CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad agar Store. 334 Wash, st , STATIONERY. The. kllham SttioTi)eryCo., 267 Morrison St James H." Swing. Bookseller. Y. M. C.'A. UHJ., lew rounn di., rurimiiu. BICYCLES. yjjjj iSMCySitcSnm 6th" svi Classified Advertising -'' HAVE YOU A WANT? fcT381o ATTORNEYs. Paxten, Beach Simon, S10 Chamber of Commerce, Charles A Lucas. Boon 129 Chamber of Commerce. James O lesson. 3. and a Mulkey Building. AS8AYER AND ANALYST. ' .n..M..,. M,. 1 ; j.. , Paul Baumel, Assaysr and Analyist; gold dust bought. 228.. Stark st BOOTS AND SHOES. A Dreyers, 0f Third street J. Sanger, Rspalr Shop, 449 Washington. Tbs Nslsoa Shoe Store, 43.. North 04 st Marks Shoe Store, 2f3 Morrison St., near 8rd. Aaents Jenness Millar Shoea BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collehder Co., Third strset. 4S CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Devehy, 301 Alisky Bldg., 8d and. Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, Knight's Shoe Store, 294 Wash, st Phone Hood 728. CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 850 Washington st, W. J. Powell. Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street. Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E, P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Videtta Bicycles, Aluer st. Phons Red 1963. Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 030 Mor rison Street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanized Iron cor nices., J. C. Bayer, 265 Second st. CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, .eggs and cheese, 264 Yamhill it Phons, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, eheese, etc.. 207 Burnsids st COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds Of coal and wood, 844 Morrison. Ban field-VeyBey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 3d st Phone Main 853 and Col. 373. DECORATORS.' H. P. Chrlstensen, wail papers, and painter, 141 6th street, corner Alder. E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807 Washington street ' 1 u 1 1 DENTISTS. SnfTUamby", D. " D. S.,' room 8"Wash lngton bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore S. Thomson, 60-61 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Phone Hood 414. P. 8. LANGWORTHY, Rooms 7 and 8 Benson Building, 2lVi Morrison strset, near Fifth. H'.ckey & Htckey, rooms 817 to 810 Dekutn bid., 3d and Wash. sts. Phons South 91. DRESSMAKERS. Miss Loughlln, 14 Lewis bldg. Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 409 Macleay bldg. DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Plummer, '860-202 3d Street. Rowe & Martin, 6th snd Wash sts. Frank J. Strelblg, 341 Wash, street Laue-Davls Drug Co., 17S 8d st. Phono 048 ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, 891 Washington St. Western Electric Works, 808.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott IB years' expert nee in diseases of women. Write or call. 308 Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room 21, Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2954. Resi dence Pink 126L ENGRAVERS. Hicks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnsids st ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phons North 2331. Col. 287. v FINANCIAL. $300,000 to loan at 5 and 0 per cent Wm. U. Book, 821 Morrison st FURRIERS. The SUverfield Fur Mfg. Co., 289 Morri son strset GROCERS. FY Dresser Co.. 840-84J Wash, street Owen H. Serple & Co., Fancy Groceries, 86S Morrison street. HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. Paris Hair Store. Wash, st, up-to- date hair dressers. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-making and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phone Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lauthers, 110 North 3rd street, lime, shingles and cement HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. 51 North Third street, corner Davis. Hotvd Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. Esmond Hotel. Bates: European, 60o to $1.50 per day. Front and Morrison sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furntsners f urniture. Carpets. Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. (v. . torior uwwwo kvv3o, . urt & 6oni 173-175 First, S1MS5 Tm- urti hill. INSURANCE, Fuffer. Burgsrd ft Ce 25t Wash, st PRINTER AND STATION ERYr J. R. Rogers, job printing 823 Morrison. "SLOT MACHINE.. All stylesi repairing; phonographs, 1 s; repaii ansconl ordS. iTfinsconctneniBi auacnine CO., 349 Washington St TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store, Famous MUUetoe Tesi Fifth St., opp. Postofilce. 1 . , . ... .... c i ... . 1 , Help Waaied, per Has, , . . ft SaipleraMet Waatad. per Has, ss For Heat, per Hae. .... WaaMtf. Komi, per tlae. fc Perwmale, per liae, . . . : t Far Sale, per Uae, - ' as Geatrsct nta es sppllcatlaa. JEWELERS. Beidlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, ete 46 Third street The L. C. Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers aai . opticians, 384 Washlngtosj street, - - The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers; IS Morrison st. , . , John A. Beck,- watchea, diamonds, eta ; 307 Morrison strest - Vsnderburg Watch House. 140 84 st .' LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb brush, soap. $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. LIVERY STABLES. Fraeier McLean Lrverr Stable. Both : phones 90. No. 200 to 200 6th strest h MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 1 iSl Morrison street J MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ' FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin snd Banle in- structlon. Prof. B. A. Smith, res. 354 Twelfth. Phons Brown 695. Fisher Music 6tore Everything In Mnshv Phone. Red m. W Third St , J ' OSTEOPATH. I L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 409 Oregonlaa building. LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailbr-mads suits; fancy em broidered and applique dresses and trimming-. Stephanas, 289 Alder St MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, .monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st Estimates on first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKErtbv Uncls Henry, 43 North Third strest Portland Loan Office, Dan Mara, prop.,' 74 Third St.. near Oak. Phone Brown 475. TJnole Myers, Jeweler. 143 3rd st PIANOS. Souls Bros. Piano Co., 824 Washington St PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portraits. Third and Washington Sts. PLUMBERS. , Tayf6riT6tanton, VlumMng n4 stsani" fitting, 88 BlxU strset ; REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 7M Chamber of Commerce. J. JF- Compton. Phone Black 929. Washington St 202 The King Real Estate Association. 'Tit Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley, 0t Chamber of Commerce. Chas. H. Rorelt, real estats and mortgage loans. 291. Washington. Main 088. R. H. DUNN, real estats and financial agent, No. 14SH First strset, Portland. Oregon. , RESTAURANTS. A SSofris' Lunch" sTid'offee House. Bslesi Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington Bt City Chop House and Restaurant tt Third St.. N. RUBBER 8TAMPS AND 8T E N CI LS Chas. K Potter ft Co.. rnfrs. rubber stamps, seals, stencils, jg Falling Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartl scope views,' 68 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick; 'office 88' First BU net.' Stsr'tc , and Oak: phone 690. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shippings -commodious fire-proof brick warehousej Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 12S First street. TYPEWRITERS. The" Smith-Premier Typewriter, 123 Third street All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. 4 M. Alexander Co.. agents. , ticket orrcica. I y OEKLANb ' TICKET """OFFiCHL"1 140 Third street, $5 to $20 saved to all points. . TRUNK FACTORY. ffiKShTTTunk" tro1:; trunks, vallsss, satclu els, etc., '231 Morrison St WALL PAPER. Ernest Miller Co. Wallpaper and dse- oratlons. 127 First St BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE- With Which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Caoital paid np ....... ......4...,8,000,000 Reserve . 2.000,000) Transacts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT -Accounts opsned for sums of $10 and up wlrds and Interest allowed on minimum nthlv balances. Rates on application. monthly244 WASHINGTON ST.. E. A. WTLD, Manager. t rn & TILTON, BANKERS L,ADD Established in isss. r ,n.act a General Banking Business, thterest allowed on time deposits. roiilcSona made at all points on favor terms. Letters , of credit tssusd allabirin Europe n the Eastern 8 siaht Exchange and Tejerraphte Trans, f.rL sold on New York, Washington, Chl iV at. Louis. Denver, Omaha, Ban Francisco and various points in Oregon, ihington. Waho, Montana and British Change sold on London Parl Bsrlia, Frankfort and Hong Kong. GiarHANTS NATIONAL BANK- FRANK WATSON- PreMn ' Vice-President Stn W HOTT.... Assistant Cashier . R. W. nv'- . ...(..vashler United States AJeposuary. ' Drafts .auw' abllectlo. ust bought. ,,) 1 1 11 n : ' lO SANrRANCISCQ,BANir, .., Jot Commerce building, ' Third Chamber 8mrk streets. ' Maid office. 63 Old Broad street London. ?m. bank transacts a general bankln , Xntl a Imsbmsi l1 BMimtsi hill. - 1 Sue."uer.of iredit ZZSZu. to, and the purchase of merchandise: r v city of the world. Deals la for. elennd domestic exchange.. interest v-. uifPife u.n.... CTN1TED 6TATFS NATIONALBANK-. Transacts a -General Banking Bualnona. . D?"u T available in all cities of tne United Ststfs snd Europe. Vice-President Cashier ....;,; -
