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Newspaper Page Textc V WHDXSDJLT 'jUULTv 21V 1902;' : '4 , 'ft '4 TT TS, REAL ESTATE SITUATldti - The following to tta" record of real es tate transfers and building pennlte Cot the nrst balf of the mijkttr; r . ?TT " Real Estate. Transfer. y ; Monday iii.", .....,........$12,W0.0) Tuesday .,., ,49-uu Wednesday ..r.i... 81,o.&u ' Total ..... 856,54.60 rr ' Building Permita. ; ' Monday ......... i,. v. v..' W?-?? Tuesday ...... .4tw.w Wednesday . .. ........ .. ....... ...... 18.150.00 Total ...... ' TShe inside walls of the Lawrence build ing are now up as far as the Iseoond tory, and the work of putting; in the girders to hold up the second floor la In progress. These are supported by Iron pillar. The work Of aettlnf the granite bases for' the piers far the. fronts, are go ing en, affd the next step is the laying fHhe pressed brick fronts. The bricks are df 4 dark-red color, And are made at ttewberf. ' ; . . r ' ... iThe old Wilding on Taylor street, op posite the. Taylor-Street M. EX Church, which has f of so many years been an aye-sore to the public, has at last gone down before the hand of Improvement. The building adjoining, which Is occu pied by Chinese, is very filthy. It could be greatly improved upon in lte appear ance and aawtary cohditlonrf 'Now that the foundation walls to the annex to the First National Bank are completed, the floor beams are going in and the erection of the front cS cut stone witt Immediately follow. The brick wall of tho main building will not be out through until the annex is finished; The work on the new Falling building, at Third and Morrison, is going on as rapidly as could be expected. The Northern Pacific office, directly Ap posite, if gradually approaching' a more finished appearance. The elegant ma hogany counters with brass trimmings, hew mahogany desks, tile flooring, and Bide shd front entirely composed of French plate glass, together with the concrete walks alreadjMiOwn on the Mor rison sido and being laid on the Third street aide,, will make this one of the handsomest corners in the city. The labor of, laying the concrete foun dations and cross walls of the T. M. Richardson building are making satis factory progress. At the point where Burnslde and Wash ington streets cross, there is a fractional block, 60 feet wide at one end and. 20 feet wide at the other. rlts length on Wash ington street Is MO feet. This Is owned by the Eepey estate. For many years it has been the site of a number of old shacks which have at last given away to the demands of this modern age. Arcnl tect Martin is preparing plans for a two tory wooden building, to cost 110,006 on this ground,' The ground floor Is to be utilised by stores, and the upper floor will be arranared for flats. Henry Monastes and Tyler Woodward, it well as other property owners at the eorner of Fourth and Yamhill, have set an example which will bear emulation. In a great many places, where the paving 4 blocks have proven defective and have rotted away, these property owners have bad sufllclent enterprise to have them re placed. If this was generally done, the appearance of Portland streets could be vastly Improved and that at a compar atively trifling expense. J. B. Wetherbee Is erecting a two-story dwelling at the corner of Tillamook and East Nineteenth streets, te cost $3,600. A, S. Brasneld la also putting up a one Btory dwelling at the same location to cost S3.50O when It is finished. At tile corner of Weldler street and Williams avenue, Agnes Nolan is erecting a two-story dwelling to cost $1550. Building permits have also been issued for the following: To 8. C. Catchlngs, for a two-story dwelling at East Taylor and East Fif teenth streets, to cost $100. To Harriet Kennedy, repairs on her HE REPORTS GAINS chairman White Predicts a Sure Victory for Chamberlain. Chairman Sam White of the Demo cratic SUte Central Committee, has re turned from Dufur, I Wasco County, where he held an enthusiaetlo Democrat ic meeting on Monday night Mr. White upon hie return made the following state ment: "Wasco County will go for Chamber lain and .Butcher, and the rest of the "ticket will make tremendous gains. Pre vious estimates which we had given that they would corns to Multnomah County out of Eastern Oregon with 1200 to 1500 1 majority are confirmed, in my estima tion, In k far as Wasco County Is con cerned by the Information! I secured while there. . - " , ' "1 will state it In this way: Furnlah's apparent strength Is not his real strength, his real .strength being much less than that which appears upon the. surface. Mr. Chamberlain's apparent strength, is not so great as his real strength, and this, too, in spite of tho fact that apparently he has the election assured." In other words, while It is ap parent that Mr. Chamberlain is sure of the election, he Is making such constant .and heavy gains, not only there, but In other parts of the state, that I believe his majority wilt be something aston ishingly large. The rest of the state ticket Is making a splendid showing." - - THE TIMBER TRADE Consul Tistoe has written to the State Department from Rotterdam, Holland, on the market of American lumber.. He .says in part: "The Netherlands buy, as a rule,, with the exception Of pitch pine, very little lumber from America,. but a good many -'logs. The sale of the latter is fair and "the business prospect is not unfavorable. . "Germany (which country la supplied from this port to a great extent) buys more lumber than Jogs. Conditions there have not as yet improved much since last year,"; Though money has become cheap; , ar, the trade continue dull, and pros pacts are pot very bright for any great : rrttfi t the lumber tra l ' " . , -n - - . .,- property at Gideon and ' Vary streets. $1000. r .i:.v;4.v;-'a-: To F.-.'C Btreyffelar, . for a two-story dweeUlng at East Thirty-fifth and Brook lyn streets, to cost 3H00. To Mrs. 14. Boeder, for a one-story cot tage at East Twenty-fifth, and TlbbetU streetsrto cost 8,250. ' :5:V 'V'':,-,'V TO J Petersoiy for a one-story cottage,-at-Madison and Chapman streets, to cost $1200. - -v , A. A. Lindsley of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company ''Property is stilly n iuvdi uiuuna, we jsnouia oaruuiuy be enabled to Sell more were it not for the strikes. We And an increasing de mand tor suburban aorease. "The present low Interest rates of from to 7 per cent as against, those of 8 or more formerly prevailing, has done much to encburara investment. Althoufh the strikes have affected sale somewhat, we haven't experienced the set-back that we expected. At the outset; there was so much uncertainty as to the probable out come that In some instances contractors aotually put their houses Into Our hands for sale. In a little while, as -soon as they noticed bow matter Were going, they took the property out of our hands again, and did not care to sell atalL "We are selling more property in the Tllton tract at present than anywhere else, the class of houses here being put up average in price about $1,500. We are selling a great deal of property also at Sunnyslde and in North Irvlugton, as wen as down on the Peninsula." . Mr. LIndsley was asked why It la that property is more eagerly Bought in one part of the city than in another, appar ently as well situated. "That is a pecu liarity," said he, "that no one can en tlrely account for. Some years ago in the early 'We every one believed that Peruana would speedily become like San Francisco. ' la consequence 1 ots wera snapped up anywhsrs on the top or the sides of the hills surrounding the main part of the town. "After a time. when the whim changed, Portland Heights, a really excellent loca tion, was made to suffer, yet this is in many respects a most delightful place for homes. , "Another Instance cornea to mind. Men who some years ago made Investments On the Peninsula, were laughed at The trend of affairs has amply justified their lor.g-slghtedneaa Persona are eargerty buying property on the Peninsula now. and It Is very popular. M. E. Thompson: "For two weeks past there -has been a lull in 'the real estate market To my mind this has been due to existing or impending strikes. Real estate is a sensitive as a barometer. When there fas a clash between employe and employer on the tapla or is already going on, word is quietly passed from mouth to mouth that such is the case. "It Is simply a case of struggle between labor and capital. In such instances real estate, the foundation of monetary value, Is the first to feel it All these things be ing so, many deals that would otherwise have been closed, are still hanging fire. As soon as matters shall have quieted down, and the labor disturbances shall have been settled then real estate will move as rapidly as before. "Persons who Intend to build feel the effect of the uncertainty of labor, and so hesitate to make improvements; or. In some instances to buy lots for the purpose of building thereon. The present quiet condition of the market is only tempor ary." Renkel & Baker: "We have recently sold the Krueger farm In Washington County to Professor Watta. of Amity, for $2.77B. We have also sold W. S. Toole's farm of 65 acres near Albany to Everett Young, of Pawnee, Neb. This brought. $6,000. We have just disposed, also, of a residence at Eighteenth and Edgar streets for $1,000. We have constant In quiry (oq, farms and city property at all sorts of prices, and just now have a num ber of very good deals pending, which are liable to go through at any time." $1600.00 6-ROOM HOUSE and corner lot, 99 Williams ave. $600.00 and street improvements, 100x100 SW coner Failing and Mallory ave. $125.00 ech 6 lots in Pied mont, .$325.00 each 2 fine lots, Cent ral Albina. $325.00--Corner lot, Multnomah $375.00 and upward Choice lots in William-AvenueAddition M. E. THOMPSON, 964 Stark Street. BEST CREAMERY Butter, 40c and 45c Dairy Butter......... ,30.35c . 33c . I4&C He 12c Ranch Eggs, 2 dot Best Sugar Cured Hams.... Picnic Hams............. Cottage Ham....... 5-lb. Pail Lard ;.,....... 65c 10-lb. Pail Lard $1.25 Java-Mocha Coffee 25c 60c Tea Jar 35c Remember Saturday Chicken Day. LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO. . J 264 YamhiR Street. EXECUTORS' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notioa ls-hereby given that thd under signed have been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Multno mah County, executor and executrix, re spectively, of the last will and testament of Graham Olaae, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are required to present them.' with proper vouchers, at the office of Graham Glass, 123H First street, Portland, Oregon, within six pionths from the date of the publication of this notice. . . GRAHAM GLASS. ' v FRANCES GLASS. Dated, Portland, Or May O, IMS. NEWiTODAYKl 1 ' Wobditock! f S Woodstock! , Woodstock! Lots 100 feet square in all . , parts of Woodstock! We will build for yoo. You can pay in una 1 ALuncn i . . Portland Trust Co. OP, OREGON. 109 THIRD ST. NORTH IRVINGTON North Irvington is beautifully located, well drained, has city water and splendid car ser vice. Lob are selling fast size 50x100, and the price only $100 to $500 each. These very low prices will flot 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 r . Title 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.) Easy Payments. W?1T PAT BENT when we can sell you a 4-room neat cottage, with garden, fruit trees and barn, near car line, for 550, f350 down? Vroom-oottage, only TJG0 down, $12 per month (00 5-room, splendid home. S5O0 down. CO per month 1000 6- room house, with all furniture, large lot, near ear, stores and school 700 7- room, hew modern house, fine view. 1400 7- room hew house, on East 7th st 1000 Half down; will trade for small farm. 8- room two-story hard-finished house, with three laree lots. 1400 dowhw.. 1000 9-room two-story house, 10th st. West Side, very desirable 3500 9-room house pn Corbett st 3000 Will trade for farm. - 7-roora house on South 2d st, close In. 8500 10-room very large fine house, in Up per Albina; close in, fine view, quiet.. 3000 Will trade for grocery. Lots, ail parts of city, 176 to 33000: In stallments. COLUMBIA REAL, ESTATES & TRUST COMPANY, 334H Morrison st., corner Second. ROOMING-HOUSES-BARaAINS- 15 rooms, 4-year lease $1100 44 rooms, fine furniture and location. 5000 13 rooms, central; snap 100) 14 rooms, boarding, corner 100o 18 rooms, Third St., bargain 1000 I rooms, cheap rent, central tn 8 rooms, central, rent 325 5za (-room flat, fine 45 9 rooms, central, bargain 300 Many more not listed. Terms on any of the above. See our list. FORD'S BUSINESS-CHANCE AGENCT, Russell building, corner Fourth and Morrison, room 38. it SEE "WtiAT WH GOT- A high and sightly place, 100 feet square, close in, on West Side; 31800. One of the swellest places on the East Bide, luuxiHi test, witn magnificent 10 room residence; $4000. A comfortable home, modern 8-room bouse, fine lot, near schoolhouse, Sunny side: $1400. A modern 8-room house, full lot, a beau tiful home, on West ave. ; 31100. A neat and cony 5-room cottage, full lot, wooaiawn; auu. Fire good lots, ft-room house, good barn, nlantv fruit near cars. Woodstock: HH. A splendid lot, Sacramento st, near Union ave.: 3750. A beautiful quarter block. E. ' Pin and Z4tn sts.- uu. A splendid quarter block on Missouri ave. for $450. - Elegant lots, E. Taylor st, $650 to 3800 eaohA' A handsome ?-aore home, line l-room house, abundance rruit ana shrubbery, at Oak Grove, for $2300. The beat farm you ever saw for the money w acres, xv ciearea, aoundanoe fruit, living water, comfortable build ing, a fine stock ranch, for $500. For farms and city property see us, R. H. DUNN, 148H First. Goal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED 2l FUEL CO. Dealer In all kinds or , Coal. Coke, Charcoal . . . ... 4. Try the Famoua : . ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both- Phoneav "Office: JS4 North 5th St, NEW Point View -t Beautiful lots at : Point Yievv, on the ; St, Joljns car line, v high, healthy and sightly; only a few minutes walk from .. the river, the box factory and the big sawmills. Price $50 each, . worth double. Terms easy. Title perfect. MM ' . . -1 .... Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce around floor, Fourth Street aide 7- . WE HANDLE Largest aad Smallest properties In tow ft., i """ Are you looking for a home? Are you, looking for a building site? Are you looking for a chance to go Into business? If so call and see us. G. H. SMITH CO. $01 Failing Building. Tslepbone Clay 186. PERSONAL. KNOW THE FUTUHE-Consult Mre. Stevens, 121V, Morrison, room VL Phone Front 132. READINGS, 50c. Snowden Bathrooms, SfiOH Wash., room t. Vapor bathe, . massage and electric treatments. ROOjM AND BOARD. 8 EAST ANKSlNT-Plea'sant front rooms, with board: gas, bath; telephone Blue 84C ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. 38$ Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone Green (28. , THE BUR BANK, 33 Yamhill Wall-furnished front rooms and board; also tabls board, THE LOCKWOOD, 35H4 Morrison at. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore gon South SOS. MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building: steam heat, newly furnished. tMVt Stark ROOMS WANTED. SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOMS, furnished: parlor, dining-room and kitchen and five bedrooms, all furnished. Apply Box B, Journal, HELP WANTED MALE.. .- -, - J. ... ,, - . . ... LOGGERS: mill and yard men: men and team; wood-choppers; farm handa and milkers; work of all kinds tn and out of city lor men and women; 30-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see us. , CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 226Vi Morrison: branches, 247 Burnslde and 51 North anira. .... HELP WANTED-FEMALE. GIRL WANTED to take care of child; good home for right girl. Apply Ui Front MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. TV N. 3d. Phone Green 42S. Orders promptly attended to HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place In Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1332. For SaleMiscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world safes sold on eaay payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Safe & Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupe, also 2UO other vehicles, U50 sets harness 100 saddles. Tomllnson & Hall, nil Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lota and im proved farms. W. A. Bhaw Co., 843 Stark Street. W. A. HATHATV AY Money to loan. 19 Washingtotn Building. Phone Hood 413 PATENT FOR 8ALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H 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. (69 First street: phone Front 1306. FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate snd General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First BL WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornla Wine De pot, P. Loratl. Prop. All kinds wine. So glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 143 Fourth St. Or. phone Main 751. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder, 807. Stark St.; office aad store fixtures built-and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. CAFES. The Bell Saloon, 836 Washington street CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Cigar Store. 834 Wash, at STATIONERY. " The Kilheiri Stationery Qo., 207 Morrison at . " ... .. James R. Ewing, Bookseller, T. It" C A. Bld 109 Fourth St., Portland. TRUNK FACTORY. Harris Trunk Co.. trunks, valises, satch- sis. etc.. iOl Morrison 8t 0. M. ROSENDALE, M, E.&CE. ilS Oregonian Building, Portland. Or., re ports on mines ana mining- property Ot every description. Assays and analysts lowest -rate. - Correspondent solicited. Read The Journal "Iff Advertise your wants in a paper that goes to all the people. ATTORNEYS. Paxton. Beach Stniea, alO Caassker ef Commerce. . . , Charles A, Lucas, Room B2t Chamber ef Commerce. James Qlsason, X and S Mulkey Building. ASSAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Aasayer and Analyiat; gold dust bought 228.. Stark st BOOTS AND SHOES. . A. Dreyers, 87 Third street J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 440 Washington. The Kelson J3hoe; Store, 43.. North 8d st Marks 8hoe Store, 2f.3 Morrison st, near ard. Acsats Jenness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswtck-Balke Collendtr Co., 43 Third street CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Alisky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's Bhoe Store, 2M Wash, st Phone Hood 728. CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coff man. Chocolates and Bon Bona, 860 Washington st . W. 3. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street. Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, Aiuer st Phone Red 1963. Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 885 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skyliahts. Galvanised Iron cor- nicee. J. C. Bayer, 205 Second st CREAMERIES. La Grands Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheeae, 264 Yamhill st Phone. Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, ebeese, etc., 207 Burnslde st COAL AND WOOU. uregop Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of coal and wood, 844 Morrison. " Banfleld-Vevsey Fuel Co., dry (1st wood, 80 3d st Phone Main 3S3 and Col. 373. DECORATORS. K. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807 Washington street. DENTISTS. . J M.fi7iriby7"X. D 8.. room & 'Wash" Ington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thomson. 60-81 Washington bids;.. Washington and 4 lb sts. Pbons Hood 414. P. 8. LANG WORTHY, Rooms 7 and 8 Benson Building, 281Vs Morrison street, near Fifth. H'ckey A Hlokey, rooms 817 to 819 Dekum hid., 8d and Wash. sts. Phone South 91. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay bids. DRUGGISTS. 0. P. S. Plumtner, 260-262 8d street Rowe A Martin, 6th and Wash sts, Frank J. Strelblg. 342 Wash, street 1. aue-Davts Drug Co., 178 3d st. Phone 64 ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 382 Washington St. Western Electric Works, 805.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora, C. Talbott, 15 years' expert nee In diseases of women. Write or call. 308 Salmon at. ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 21. Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2964. Resi dence Pink 1261. ENGRAVERS. rilcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. "EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde St. ACME Emp. Bureau. 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 23S1. Col. 237. FINANCIAL. $400,000 to loan at 5 and 6 per cent Wm. 'a Beck. 821 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 285 Morri son street. v GROCERS. F. Dresser A CoTT40S4Wash. street. Owen H. Serple A .Co., Fanny Groceries. S63 Morrison street HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. Pa7iTTaTrStore. 308 Wash. stTup-to-date hair dressers. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlsr-maklnp 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, U North Third street, corner Davis. Howl Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, SOo to II 60 per day. Front and Morrison sta HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers-Furniture, Carpets. iParlor Goods. Stoves etc See 1. Gey urts A Sons. 173-175 First 219-225 tam- nuu b"1" INSURANCC. Puffer. Burgard A Co.. 351 Wash, st PRINTER AND STATIONERY. j. r. Rogers, job printing. 323 Morrison. at fit MACHINE) All styles; repairing; phonographs, - ree- ..Washington. SL-. TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea. rruttk BU, opp. roeiouice. . . . w Classified w HAVE YOU A WANT? nm&Z JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, atew 45 Third street, . The X- C. Henrichsea Co., Jewelera aad opticians, 384 Washington street The O. Hettkentper Co., manufacturing jeweierasss jaomson St John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, eta. 307 Morrison street andeVburg Watch House. 140M Id at LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40-' 43 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. LIVERY STABLES. Frasier A McLean ' l,lvery "Tftabte. Both phones 09. No. 200 te 206 6th street MAS8AGE. W. H, Faulkner, room 18 361 Morrlsoa street MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, res. 254 Twslfth. Phone Brown 696. Fisher rfuelc Store. Everything la Musis, Phone. Red 963. 180 Third St 08TEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 401 Oregonian building. LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suite; fancy em broidered and applique dresses aad trimming. Stephen's. 289 Alder St MONUMENTS. Otto Bchumsnn, monumental snd build Ing work. 304 Third st Estlmatea on flrit class work and stock only. PAWN BROKErtb. Unole Henry, 43 North Third street Portland Loan Office. Dan Mane, prop., 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 4TB. Uncle Myers. Jeweler. 141 Ird st. PIANOS. oula Bros. Piano Co.. 134 Washington St PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portrait Third and Washington Sta. PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 SUU street REAL E8TATE. Lehman Loan end Collection Agency. 7M Chamber of Commerce. J. F. Compton. Phone Black tm to Washington St . The King Real Estate Aeaoclatlon. Tit Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley, 803 Chamber of Commerce. Cbas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 884. R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial agent. No. 149 First street Portland. Oregon. RESTAURANTS. Morris' LuncfTand COff ae House.' Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington Bt City Chop House and Restaurant, la Third St., N. ORIENTAL 8HOOTINQ GALLERY The latest quartlscope views. 63 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFEP. C. O. Pifk, office 88 First St. bet Stark and Oak: phone 594. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street. TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 12i Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies tor all machines. L. A M. Alexander A Co.. agents. TICKET OFFCIES. OVERLAND TTc7ci OFFICE, 140 Third street. 38 to 320 saved to all points. TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for f 1.00 per montls. 48J Washington Bt., . Bon Ton Tailoring Co., M Third 8t opp. Chamber of Commerce. WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, snd painter. 141 Seventh st, corner Alder. Ernest Miller A Co. Wallpaper and dee- orations 127 First St. BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COM MERC B Wtth Which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up Reserve s.uutt.oyu Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sums of (10 and up irds and interest allowed on minimum mnnthiv balancee. Rates on application, montniy WA8HiNOToN ST.. B. A. WYLD, Manager. :"'.nn A T1LTON. BANKERS- LADD glTxBUSHED IN 185a ivnsact a General Banking Buslnesa Tist allowed on time deposlta oAteUons made at all points on favor-w- terms. Letters of credit Issued available m Europ no me eastern Slt Exchange and Telegraphle Trana f. sold on New York. WashUjttoit. Chi- nclsco and various points In Oregon. JvMMnEUm. W"". "ont" "d BritUb 'olumbia- . Tendon. Psrts n.,ti- rrfnd Hon. Kong. rTT. uaNTS NATIONAL BANK jlERCHAj, OREGON. b-raNK WATSON 1 President i f DURHAM.,.. .Vice-President United States Depositary, nrsfts and letters of credit Issued avail J? t all parU of the world. ,CoUecUo a. specialty. Gold dust might. uSDrreTsFRANClSCO BANK, cbamh otomm.u.lding. Third Head office, 65 Old Broad street; London. This bank transacts e general banking hnXesaTmakea loans, discounts bills and rMursUtters of credit available for tra," e"rs and the purchase of merchandise fn any city of the world. Deals la ror. eUrn and domestic exchange. -ISurt paid on me depta . w. Mm .wnu manager, UNITED STATES tiATXOfAL B A NK , TransacU a General Banking Business. Drafts avaUable In all cities of the i United Statjsend Europe. President .,.TTLER WOODWARD Vice-President .,....JACOB KAMM Caehler wmhmwmmX C MiLjci fhlp Wsartsd, teat kae, -. 4 . te gnpleysses Wsatsa, yew Baa, m ggCSWile'E Sl!rtf"1 k r pee lias, J . K ' Csetress seessea VTA SOUTH bepot Fifth and ' I I fitreeta Leave. Arrrra. 1:30 p m l:toam (PRESS - TRAINS, filet Hi ror eaiem, kos-i , raraento. OadeitHlM San rranolaeo, .Mo-J ' jave, Jvm Anglos, I v El Paso. .New Or-I leans and the East! J i At Woe sou ral f (dally -except Sun-1 . dsy), seorning tralnl . ; connects with tralnl for ML Aagel. Sll-I verton. Biiwim v 1 1 1 e, Springfield. . land Natron, andi Albany Looal for Mt. Aagel aad Sll- verton. . Albany passenger .. Ifcll IV Corvallla naasanaer t:60 a na 4:09 p m 7:30 a m 114:60 pm rSherldan passengerf 8dl a OS Dally. HCaily except Sunday. I ' Rebate tickets en sale betweea Port land. Sacramento and San Fraaoiseo. Net rates 617.6 nrst-class and 314 eeeondelaa. (jeeond-class Includes sleepari Arst-elauM Rites and tickets to Castern paints and LULU and AUSTRALIA. Csn be obi talned at Tlcketjpffloe, No. 14, earner Wrahtngton and Third. YAMHILL DIVUZON. Passenger DepeL foot of Jefferaaa I Leave Portland dally T:30 a, m., 11: 1:M. 3:26. 4:40. 4:25. 3.30 n. bd3 Dallv a so. ea . cept Sunday, 1:30. : a, B, 1:06, 11M W m. aunaay eniy, s a. m. Arrive Pottland dally, 8:80, 10:tft a na, 1:36. 3:10. 4:10. 4:16. 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally except Sundaf, 6:36, 8:30. 10:60 a. s. ex cept Monday, 13:40 a. at; Sunday alr 10.06 a. m. . Leave for Delias daily exeept Semday, 1:06 p. m. Arrive Portland M a.' aa l'aasenger train leaves Dallas for Airlla Mondaye. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1:64) p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays Except Sunday. V. A. SCHILLING. R. B. MTLLKK, City Tkt. Agt Gen. Frt. Si Pass. Agt. TIME CARD 0FJRAINS PORTLAND - Leaves. Arrive" Overland Express 3:00 pa 1M ast Twin City, Gt Louis et r- u Kan. City Special UM pm lief psj - Puget Sound Limited for South Bend, Gray's Harbor. Olympla, Ta- . coma and Seattle ...... 8:8f aag I: pm Two trains dally to Spokane, Batta. Helena, Minneapolis, St Paul aad tad East A. D. CHARLTON, Asst General Pass. Aat 266 Morrison street Portland. Ore, Odecom Snow 1MB Union Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS BAST iSf umifli IQloaewi ysa"- - UNION DEPOT. Leava Arrlva. OHlCAGO-Pbhf LAND tOOam Mgm ; SPECIAL. Dally Dally For the East via Hunt ington. , " SPOKANE FLYER. r 6:18 Pm For Eastern Washing- Daily ""X ton. Walla Walla, Law- Iston, Coeur d'Alene and Ot Northern points. : . " XTLANTIC EXPRESS, 6:60 pm 8:10 an For the Eaat via Hunt- Dally Dally Ington. I t. OCEAN AND RIVER BdraPTJXB. 1 , FOR SAV FRAN iFrom I CISCO. Ains- SS. Columbia- worth tM-v April 7. 17, 27. Dock SS. Gen. W. Elder- 8:00 put April t It 22. , FOR ASTORIA ana 8:00 pm 6:00 pn way points, connecting Dally Dally with etr. for Uwaco and ex Sun x Sua . North Beech, str. Has- Sat 10 ssle, Ash street dock, p m FOR CORVALLIS and :46 am 6:00 psi' way polnta steamer Men., Tuea Ruth, Ash street dock. WedL Thura (Water permitting.) Frt. Sat FOR DAYTON. Oregon TWmT 3.09 plST City and Yamhill River Tuea Mon.. polnte, str. Modoc. Ash Thur. Wed . street dock. Sat. FrL ; (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Waebian ton. Tsleobona Mala TIL PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, eaTUtrf at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for at nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvostoek. For rates and full Information call M or address ofhclals or agents of the O, R. 4 N. Co. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st TeL Oak 7 yee : els and machinery ef all Uada 4e . signed. BARBERS. Joseph Retdei, 802 Morrison st . -..- , Fullllover Moore. 383 Waahtngtasa C V. Hare, ted Fifth street. " Brownings Navajo Herbs aad VI ne ReotJ for Dandrfuff and fsilinc hair, ISO 14 BARBERS' SUPPLIES. O. N. W, WUson Co., 80 8th st, leadlol barbers' supply house Paolfle Ceaat, . ; LEWT8-STENOER Barber Supply ?exi Orindlng et all sharp edge tools a spe clalty. 151 First 86 - v ; - , il I l I I IS 1 V BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth eV Howard Ce ell Chamber sj cemmeroa, - .; - . . . BICYCLES. ' : Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co' lo-l 11 atn' y V TECHNICAL SCHOOL. eCJJOOaJsa CUSUivut vuum