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Newspaper Page TextAOT. QBEGQK, SATTTBaY, ? IAY' IT, 1902. V , " - ;ai:NEWaTOPAY;' .! W ',. HWI ... 'WW'. . Mll.ll' .HI. II" I 1 . II"1 I. 'I ....'I.." NEW TODAY; . f .f. r. vrr:-- -'-Advertise your wants in a paper that goes to all the people, .'.'.-'fv Classified Advertising HAVE 10$ A WANT? ffiSalfeSEJI Help WmM.mt Mm, . . .' tpleyt Waat, festt ttttm, as For Kent, par Ha. , ..-,. W"i Bsis, par Ua, . . j Personals, par Hn,. , . .y, ; . t i-S .-').. ,,'.' '.VHt r.t'H Ell The Real Estate Situ ' ation Is Excellent. A rea estate, transfer and . building irmlt reord for th latter half ottb reek how the following: 1K 1U AA dy ei, turday . 1.037.00 Total ... ....:......'...". .171.61 J Building Permit. ' Thursday ......... ... ....-UM60.00 saturJi . . . . 1IVV.VU ,V... '''!.. ay ,...'.,. (.... Total .,.U.............W6 There la ,an even 'and steady flow' of business in the way of real tate trans action that to" very reassuring. .Tbera la a steady demand for all classes of property,- -both business and residence, ther is no part of the city but shows svldence that something, Is aping. That the East , 'Side should be somewhat favored is due to the fact that, in thl 1 section .there la not only wore room for expansion, but also because here property to still lower than in corresponding lo cations on the weat aide of the river. In real estate investmnets, particularly where mad for permanent Improvement. Ui inclination is to make a dollar go just aa far a possible. This la the case In contract of purchase generally. : . the interest due to the election baa absorbed a considerable amount of en ergy that would otherwise be extended to real estate. While this is true it & by no means prevented much busi ness being done, although had ho elec tion been pending, undoubtedly more transactions would have made , their ap pearance upon the records. A Home Building Era. A glarice over the prices named in the deeds Tor the three days past do pot show any astoundlngly large deals. Moderate sized sum prevail, and these, are mostly for homes. This seems to be essentially a home-acquiring and home-building era for Portland. The review of the bulla-, ing permit record also shows that by far the greater number have .been granted (or cottage, one-and-one-half-story and two-tory dwellings. . ; Another gratifying evidence" of 4he ten dency of realty matters lies in the fact - that very often the record of releases of mortgage indebtedness is In excess of that of new mortgages filed," for record. This' show some decree of prosperity certainly. For example,, three days of the present week, picked at random, show that In one instance a total of six mort gages made the aggregate sum of only Ml 73, evidencing small transactions, while the amount of mortgages released that same; day reached a total of $14,850, or $10,775 more in debts paid than in debts contracted in one day. Another day the mortgage record reached a total of $6100 aa against 17120 released. Again while a mortgage indebtedness of SG229 . was (.laced on the records, it is especially - gratifying to note that $8300 was wiped away the same dny. Good Bank Clearings. The above were merely average days. Of course it . happens some times that the total valuation of mortgages recorded exceeds that of mortgages released, but ruch Is not the usual thing especially nowadays. Property-owners are surely getting out of debt, and that is one of the highest evidences of solid pros perity. Another thing that should convince the most doubtful of the doubting Thomases In a comparison between the bank clear- lnga . of Portland for corresponding periods, a year apart. Those for the week ending May 10. 1902, were $2,748,573.91; for the week ending May 10, 1901, they were $2,21S,89.11. A difference of $532, RS4.8D in one week is a large amount In favor of 102. Portland la not falling behind its own record, according to these figures, despite the forebodings of the pessimists. j .. . . ; Ttese Are Building. Among the building Improvements now under way or to be constructed soon are the following: A three-story I'fulidliig Is to be erected by W. (3. Brown of the Portland Riding Club at the corner of Eleventh and Col lege streets. The site is 150x100 feet In "Blxe, was owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Ecker iton, and the new building will be utilised as a riding academy, A 4ino.n.nfa Athk ta th wWtn' . .1 of the,; brick struoture at the comer of Columbia and. Second streets, now. being areated by G-. WBates for laundry pur poses, , ha occurred. The Iron work was found , to be; of 'the wrong dimension, which has caused the-delay. The. X5re- atorr wooden building adjacent is nearly finished. It TwUl b utllljed : as ' a livery stable and the upper portion will be made into sleeping apartment for the convenience of driver. . The Improvement to th Cremen build ing on Fourth street, next to the build ing occupied by Woodard, Qlark & Co., Is gradually approaching completion. Tw etorle nave -been -added, and the big ,drug Bra will Use the Cremen build ing as an annex. The, Portland City & Buburban Railway Compaify tiaa secured control of all the . Ian4 south of East ,Oay street, as far ' ai jnman, Poulaen & Co."a mill, and be tween the ."Willamette River and the BouthernPaciflo .Baiiroad track for a considerable distance. The tract secured comprise; ... Rafferty Brothers, about US acres; Rosa Wallace, four acre; the Bane tract, two icrta and two blocks south of East Clay ttreet, making a tojal of a acres. It' , likely that two blocks on the north lid of East Clay street may also loon change hands, as negotiations ar said to be in progress. , ,' '" It ha been denied that the Portland City A Suburban Railway Company ha4 purchased the foregoing tract for im provement Put that someone else is the purchaser. ,,jr many", tola mythical pur :haser is eateemed to be a "straw" man acting merely in the railway company's t - interests., Rant' have climbed up to -an' advance of COO per cent, which, wa prob-- ably don to get tenant to evaoua-te the premlaes. - ' . & A, gartmaa baa taken out per- - ',; 1 7 -' ":T"'' ' '' .TTT"TwMMMMsTS( , '"'' j. "Vv'rC -lO -; AVrsSiS 1 inti"! rlc rivCT bottom O. Vrt55 sland(f ronts on Clackamas river, nearly .. aM cultivated; nice runnino; brook; on good j-oad t Port- land, nine miles out; will sell cheap. A grgacr " WM Und mxAtit above a8 acres; JJ atlCa 16 acres cultivated, six acres orchard; house and barn; sell also at a bargain, will go together nicely, if desired, - r 8-Rdom Modern House. bath, basement, awnings for 'doors and windows; corner lot best part of Sunnyside. w ' 'ifi O A c Alljchoice land, alj fenced, 150 acres' I ACrCS cultivated, 10 acres fine orchard, good buildings, 10 miles from Portland, fine level road; price, $6 per acre.' . 7-R(rom Modern House, : IST ble parlors, alcove, bath, etc.; East Twentieth; only $1,600. s A m R A r. m NEAT PLASTERED COTTAGE, lot In fruit, ""UIT1 barn, near car In Lincoln Park; $750. Lot 50x100 feet. Upper Albina, adjoining HoWiday Addition, street improved, sewer in, adjoining lots valued at $1,000; owner Is non-resident and will sell for $650; this Is very cheapA " J. A. HENKLE OR A. A. BAKER 219-221 Abington Building, - io6 Third Street ' . Oregon Phone Hood 634. Ivanhoe, Beautiful Ivanhoe Thirteen Beautiful Homes, With Well Kept Lawns, Oardens and Flowers. WIDE STEBTS AND ALLEYS, Fine view, pure water, splendid car service Lots 50x100, $125 to $200 Each k VtONTHLY PAYMENTS. For full Information, or a free ride to Ivanhoe, Apply to COMPTON & GIBSON, Pbone Black pap. mit to erect a two-story dwelling at ICust Thirteenth and Tillamook streets, to oost $1500. E. Kroner will build arfPstory dwel ling at L the corner ofEast Fourteenth and Eat M$jr streejfhat will cost $2400. John SchwarRTnu put up a two -story dwelling at Fremont and Cleveland 3treets costing $1000. A two-story dwelling at Twenty-first and Schuyler streets will be built by A. A. Courtney at a cost of $3500. W. W. McBride will build a tory-and-a-half cottage at East Eleventh and Bast Stark, to cost $1100. A $1000 cottage will be built by Mr. Annie Dick at the corner of Union av ntie and Monroe streets. ' The) United' Artisans have been given a permit to put up a two-story building at Portsmouth, to cost, complete, $2000. OVER THE WIRES WASHINGTON. D. C.-An attempt Is being made in Congress to secure $60,000 fur a seawall at the Puget Sound navy yard. COPENHAGEN The Danish Parlia ment has definitely shelved the proposal to purchase the Danish West Indies. MANILA.1 The defense in the court martial of Major tllenn wi'l try to prov him innoceut of urnecessary cruelty, Ithey allege the "water euro" la no v. ors than lodge initiations. WASHINGTON, b. C.The training ship Topeka hai left Fort Royal, S. C. for Port Att Prlnoe. , CHICAGp. Lewjs Q. Toombs, who murdered Carrie Iarsen on the steamer Peerless, will hang on June 13. HELENA. Mrs. Maud Drover commit ted rulclde at Harlowtown by taking strychnine. She had quarreled with her hueband- LONDON. The British House of Com mon ha adjourned till May ilS without any expression on the st.ip combine. ' BARCELQNA.-A college building col la,ge4 neao Lerlda yest-raay. Big peo ple pcrished LONDON. Andrew Carnegie has ex pressed hln.self as willing to lay $20,000, 000 for, the philipipnes. He would make them free. - - VICTORIA, B C Frv m-fr.lri'S of the Australian rarl'ament liave nrrlved on tho Mioworo., They aie i. roul to the coronation. WINNIPEG The fUtcrs, boilcnoaKer and n-achlnlsi of the Cana la Northern Railroad arc on trUe here for better wage. " VANCOUVrR. B.. C Trade return sued by th Canadian Cusloin Deptn mant show .air 'increaEC of oyet $30.00.), 0U0 its the domestic traOeof thecounuy fox' the last year. r . ,-. ' . PRETORIA. The Boer delegate? ar assembled at Vereeniglng. The first bal lot on the peace question will be taken todays ;i;:l:lJ-;y Mrs. Samuel Buchanan was , nsltorat tha raldnce- of lir Fr Bockmann, :u Qantenbeln avanue, from Reedvllle, Or, th oUw day, The two places nice halls, closets, aoa Washington Street NORTH IRVINGT0N 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 fn monthly payments of ten dollars a month. Title perfect and guar anteed. For maps and plats call on Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce OR AT THE NORTH IRVINQTON OFFICE Corner Union Avenue and Falling St. (Take Woodlawn or Vancouver Car.) $1600.00 6-ROOM HOUSE and corner lot, 991 Williams, ave. $600.00and street improvements, 100x100 SW coner Failing and Mallory aye. $125.00 each 6 lots in ; Pied mont, $325.00 each 2 fine lots, Cent ral Albina. . . . . $325.00 Corner fot, Multnomah $375.00 and upward Choice ; lots In tVillianvAvenueAddition u?.' , . M. E. THOMPSON, 36, Static StreM. Lots $550 Each Belmont and East 23d Street TILTON'S ADDJTION Choice lots $550 each and - , upwards. ; ' Small ensh ; payment and the balance in monthly Installments. If you purchase in Til ton's Addition and wish to build, we will loan you the money at six per cent, repayable ; In : easy pay ments. : Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce Qround floor. , Fourth Street side ... - ".ui . y Woodstock! Woodstock! Woodstock! Lots ioo feet square in all parts of . Woodstock! We will build for you. You can pay In INSTALLMENTS. Portland Trust Co. OF OREGON. 109 THIRD ST. WASCO ADDITION 19th and Hdlsey Streets Joining- Holladay. Addition. LOTS 50x100 " $10 per Month $500 EVERY LOT A BEAUTY. R. M. WILBUR. ) c. . c. WILLO. STEEL 1 MarK iL ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 38S Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone Green 623. THE BURBANK, 334 Yamhill Well-furnished front rooms and board; also table board. THE LOCKWOOD, 351 Morrison st. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore gon South Sue. MANHATTAN COURT-Brick bulldlngr; steam heat, newly furnished. Ill1 Stark. HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS: mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers; farm hands and milkers; work 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, ZtWt Morrison : branches, 247 Burnslda and 61 North Third. HELP WANTED FEMALE. GIRL WANTED to take car ot child; good home for right girl. Apply 604 Front. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A HORSE for light work. fo his feed. Inquire 110 13th St., between ' Washington and Burnsid. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men' cast-off clothing and shoes. 78V4 N. Jd. Phone Green 431. Orders promptly attended to. HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE., partially furnished;' electric light throughout, porcelain bath, phone; fine view; near Portland Academy, 14th and College, in quire E. C. Stark. 480 Hall at. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only placjb In Portland for good work; union hatter," Boston Hat Company, S3 Fourth street phone Blaok 183a, ' - : TRUNK FACTO SlY,' Harris TTutik Co.rffunlcs.' va)4a,Laicfi. els, tc, m Morrison St , , 0. M. HOSENDALE, W.E. &C.E. US Orgonia.n Building, Portland, 0,(),;r porta on mines -and mlnlRg.i property of vtrr descrlDtlon. Assay and analvslat leweat ratea. Correspondence solicited. , t Read The Journal NEW TODAY. BUSINESS CHANCES. . $1800 On-baU block on East tit and Pavla. ' $1300 One-half block on East 28th and Btark. $1050' Ons-fourth block on Water and Wood. , ; $775 t One-fourth block On Mtlwaukis and Karl. $900 . " Fin fuli two-tory house of I rooms and thres full lots near street cornert house cost tlSOO; must be sold; title per fect. $2100 25 acres, IS In cultivation; house, barn, etc.; on Bas ;L4ne; close In. FUNK & GR0ENER v-.-jB3 -Wshinton -t. room . t1 H AA An cr for 4S0 acres near Salem. NICE STOCK AND DAIRY FARM In Nehalem. Valley;, all improved; fin buildings; a snap, rtj e 7 1 An acre gets a good stock farm D I v of 6000 acres, near Columbia river. QJKKA for Z0 acres near small 'town. Jk))V close tb Portland. $1 000'w10 cr n,ar Ml1" Randall & Tuneburg, 604 First St. LOOK OUT FOR OAK GROVE IT'S THE COMING SUBURB of 'Fort , land. It's on the Willamette river front. It's on the Oregon City electrio car line, 35 minutes' ride from business center of city. It's the place where the prices will Advance. June 1. 1902. It's where little homes are selling at bait their value. Lot. 60x135 each. 335 to 160 eaoh; lV4-aore lots, tlSO each; 6-acre tracts, loOO. Don't wait. You'll not got them in 20 days more for that. R. H. DUNN AND V. SCHMID. H First. sC and 108 Grind ave. BARGAINS Boarding-hous. U room, finest loca tion In city 1 $750 10-room house,, fine yard, central, low rent ....'.. 780 6-rcom house, lull-slsed lot, at Sell wood .. 1. ...... 6S0 , Money loaned. G. H. SMITH Q. CO. 301 Falling Building. Telephone Clay 195. $1050 22-roo"m house, very central; pays well; on ensv terms, FORD'S BUSINESS CHANCE AGENCY, Russell Bldg.; room 38. , $9000 For Sale 10th and Salmon, 22-room house, lot 50x90; paying 10 ,per cent on investment; terms. FORD'S BUSINESS CHANGE AGENCY, Russell Bldg., room 38. NEVADA Wanted for NEVADA Teamsters, laborers, rockmen, $2 to $2.25 per day; ship Monday. 40 laborers, northeast; free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 28 N. 2d St. For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, atandard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Korrls Safe A Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also m other vehicles, 2M sets harness; 100 saddles. Tomllnson & Hall, 211 Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN, MONEY to Loan on City lots and im proved farms. W. A Shaw St Co., 843 Stark Street. W. A. HATHA AY Money to loan. 10 Washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 PATENT FOR 8ALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice V4 interest in a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 121. Journal office. CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL, .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. THE COLUMBUS California Win De pot, P. Lorati. Prop. All kinds wine. 6 glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, 'waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth t. Or. phone Main 751. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 78, Ves sels and machinery of all kind de signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reldei, BOJ Morrison St. Fullllove Moore, 232 Washington. C. v. Hare, iq Fifth street. Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for Dandrfuff and falling hair, ISO 1st. BARBSR8' SUPPLIES. O. N. W. Wilson & Co., 0 6th st, leading barber' supply house Pacific Coast. LEWI8-STENOER Barber Supply Co. Grlndlng of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. 151 First St. BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth & Howard Co., 613 Chamber of Commerce. BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. 106-1 11 6th st. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. TiTit lNfESNAirTONLALJCorrpona Schools. Scranton. Penna. Edgar Faulk. CARPENTERS A,NDBUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder, SOT Stark at; office and store fixture 'built and remodeled, altering and re pairing bouse. Phone Main 747. 7 .CAFES. , vr TbeBeU. SaioonriWashi'Sgtoij street CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Cigar Store. 334 Wash, su f .-, -" STATIONERY. -; ;;;f The KUnani; Stationery' Co 207 Morriao James R. Ewinr, Bookseller. Y. V. C A. Bid., lis) Fourth St-. Portland,. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach Simon, WO Chamber of Conunei. Charles A. Lucas, Room I2 Ckamber of Commerce), . James Oleaaon. S and t Mulkey Building. ASSAY ER AND ANALY8T. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analylat; gold dust bought. 228.. Stark su BOOTS AND SHOES. A, Dreyera, 91 Third street. 3. Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. Tb Nelson Shoe 8 tore, 48.. lortb 8d at. Mark Shoe Store, 2f3 Morrison at., near Brd. Acents Jenness Miller Shoe. BILLIARD TABLES. Tb Brunswick-Balk Collender Co., Third street. - CHIROP6DY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Eatelle Deveny, 801 . Alisky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. 17 MitctielL ExperTclopodist. Knight's 8ho Store, KM Wash, st Phone Hood 728. . CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coftman, Chocolate and Bon Bona, 830 Washington t W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigar, 420 Washington street. Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington at CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vidette Bicycles, Ajuer L Fhon Red 106X Sewing Machine and Bicycles, 138 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights. Galvanised Iron coir nice. J. C. Bayer, 26S Second st CREAMERIE8. La Grande Creamery company; butter, eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill st Phone, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, egga, eke, to., 207 Bur nl ds st. COAL AND WOOU. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kind of coal and wood, 844 Morrison. Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Id st Phone Main S6S and Cot 178. DECORATORS. E. H. Moorehouse Sc. Co., wall paper, 807 Washington street. DENTISTS. B.M.' Hamby; D. 1 D. S.. room " 8 Waah ington bldg., Washington and 4th t Theodore 8. Thomson, 50-81 Washington bldg.. Washington and 4th at. Phone Hood 414. P. S. LANGWORTHY. Room 7 and I Benson Building, 291 Morrlaoa street, near Fifth. Htckey ft Hlckey, rooms 81T to 819 Deknm bid., 8d and Wash. sU. Fhon Bouth 91. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. 3. Oliver, Millinery Parlor, room 403 Macteay .bldg. DRUGGISTS, O. P. S. Plummer, 280-262 8d street Rowe ft Martin, 8th and Wab sts. Frank J. Streibig. 343 Wash. tret Laue-Davia Drug Co., 179 8d st. Pbon 648 ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works-Offlc. 88t Washington 8L Western Electric Works, 60S.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott, 16 year' experl nce In diseases of women. Writ or call. 308 Salmon at ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room . Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2964. Resi dence Pink 1261. ENGRAVERS. dlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnsld at ACME Emp. Bureau. 185 Morrison Help free to employer. Phone North 238L Col. 287. FINANCIAL $300,000 to loan at 5 and 8 per cent Wm. j Beck, K21 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Sllverneld Fur Mi. Co., 286 Morri son street GROCERS. IP." "Dresser "ft Co.. 345342 Waab. atreet Owen H. Serple ft Co., Fancy Qrocerle. 363 Morrison street. HAIRDRESSINQ MANICURING. Par?srTaTr : JfctofeTS&J 'WasK."st, up-to-date hair dressera. ROSENTHAL 8ISTER9 - Wtg-maklng end manicuring. 160 Fifth St, Phone Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. W"S LautheraT'llO jiortbSrd atreet, Um7 shingle and cement HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafv U North Third street, oorner Davis. . Hot.l Belvedere. Eumpan plan, IVurth and Aider atreeta. Eemond Hptel. t":.!:rPa.n. P to 11.50 per day. Front and Morrlaoa sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers - Furniture. Carpets, Parlor Goods,' Stove, etc. See 1. &V Grat, ft Son l 178-176 frtrst, 319-jBa TaS. hill. Both Phone 604. rT INSURANCE.- PMfferrBnrgard Oo-,- l-Wh.-t PRINTER AND STATIONERY.- 3. r. Roger, lob printing, izt Morrison. it SLOT MACHINE. Aft .styles; repairing: phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 843 Washington Bt - x.,. TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Vea Store. KamousMltUtoe"Ti! FUth Et OPP. Posiumta, , . JEWELERS. Belding Bros., Diamond, Watch, to 46 Third street. . . . " - . ;' .' The L. C, Henrlchsen Ce Jewel 4 . opUcianl, m WaihUtgte street. The O. Heltkemper Co..' manufacturlag Jewelers, 288 Morrison at, ; John A. Beck, watohea, diamond. tab 207 Morrison atreet , - Vanderburg Watc'n Houaa, 146V Sd t. . LAUNDRIES. Clean Towel Dally. Comb, brush, soap, 81 per month. Novelty Supply Co- 49 48 N. Ninth t Tot 410. LIVERY STABLER. ' trasier ft McLean livery Btbl.""tfot ; phone 99. No. 200 to 206 6th atreet. . MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 16 9U Morruwsi street ' "i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, MandoUn and Banjo In struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, re. tM Twelfth, Phone Brown 49 ... J. Fisher Music Store. Everything la Must.' Phone, Red 961. W Third 8L OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlor, room tM Oregonlaa -buUdlng. ... LADIES TAILORING. LADi E3' tailor-made ' suits: fancy em broldered and applique dresses ana, trimming. Stephanas, 2S9 Alder 8t - MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build' Ing work. 904 Third st Estimate cms Brat olaaa work and stock nly. PAWN BROKE Kb Unci Henry, 41 North Third ttreet . Portland Loan Offlce, Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brow 476. Unele Myer. Jeweler. iq 3rd C 4 PIANOS.' oul Bros. Piano Co.. 826 Waahlngtoa St PHOTOGRAPHERS. E- W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portraits. Third and Washington St, . PLUMBERS. " Taylor ft' Stanton, plumbing1 and tn fitting, gg 8ixtr street REAL ESTATE, " LehmanLoan and Collection Agenoy. 13 Chamber of Commerce. i-"f- Compton. Fhon BUck 929. SOS Washington St The Ktn Real EataU Association. T28 Chamber of Commeroe. E. F. Riley, 60S Chamber ot Commare. Cha. H. Koretl, real estate and mortgag loans. SU Washington. Mala 68. R. H. DTJNN, real estate end financial agent. No. 14SV1 First street, Portland. Oregon. . : RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee Hon. Bele Imperial.HoteL Btrouse's Restaurant t Wunlnfftoa MW L City Chop Bouse and Restaurant, IS Thtrd St, N. 1 1 11 - j. . ..in 1 gin n r ' ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The lateet quartlsoop view, 68 3d st 8TORAGE AND TRAN8FER. - C, 6. Pick, offlce 88 First St, bet." Starll , and Oak;, phone 696. pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse! Front and Clay . .. . .. Furniture, Piano and Sat Moving and V Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First, street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third ; street AU make of typewriters for ' rent. Supplies for all machine. I eV . M. Alexander ft Co.. agent. - - TICKET OFFCIES. OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE, 14f Third street. 85 to 320 Yd to all point. TAILORS. W call for, clean, press and deliver en suit each week for 81.00 per month. 488 . Washington 8t, . , ' Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. S Third St, opp. Chamber ot Commerce. WALL PAPER. H. p. Christenseni wall papVs, and painter. 141 Seventh St. Corner Alder. ' Ernest Miller ft Co. Wallpaper and dee- orations. 127 First St, BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF - COMMERCE . With -Which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. , Capital paid up ,....M...88.ooo.ooa Reserve ,OW,00I - Tranaacta a General Banking Buslneaa, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT i-Qunts opened for sum of $10 and up .rd. and Interest allowed on cniaiaiunt . moaUiy balances Rat on applicauon. " WASHINGTON ST.. a, m, -o-, Masiager. 77rr ft TILTON, bankers- Established in ison; Tranaact a General Banking Businesa, Stersi allowed on time deposit. . CollMUon made at air pointi 1 on favor. - ami terms. Jel1"" - vJa'L. ssue svaliaoie ' -- 8tJ?,tJ!; irehang and Telegraph Tran. . tm Tiold New York, Washing ton. Chi.. st Louis, Denver, Omsjja 8a a fSA andSf Oregon! Wasnington. Idaho, Montana and Brfusk Columbia. Tjtn(,or, . rggaS'.'a' Hon, Kong. Tv h f!HANT9 NATIONAL BANK ' BRt;:tlA PORTLAND. OREGON. 'fraNK WATSON---- Prosldenl " LTt)URHAM..,,.VIe-Pr-aldenl . Ji'w HOW. ..aaststant Cashlei united States tepotary. c Draft ana Utter tredlt Issued vvalh r" BWts of th world. aCoi&tioni T .Pcialty. Gold dus, ; bought.- - ;'. " M " j 1 w5BwTBN FRANCISCO BANK; at : Commerce bultdtag. JThlrl r- nd Star atreata , v. Head offlce, 63 Old Broad atreet; Londorv -Jhbank tranaactj a genera bankln ' ; 1 "'- ,. v.. loan, discounts Km. ..1 ?ue"euir ? credit available for travi In an City OI ; vwa la iur. urn and I domesUc whang. ,l?.!Ir. Mirt on time deoos ts. . W. A. MACRAk, aianrr. UNITED STATES NATION L " Xwafis available In a l United taf f pres!1nt ..........! It- ' Vlre-Presldent CUe " . t.