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Newspaper Page Textf . ... An .- i ..: . . . ........... ..v. f! It":''-:'.' : : r-pif :': .-ws --'-V,'- t 'I : . Property v5alcs. .: Home -Builders Are 7 J Biiying Loti ; . The naif-week record, of real estate transfers and building permit show the following: ." . " Real Estata "rYanifers rhureday .'...v...,. .:..8 23,858.70 frlday Saturday .. ."i 18,157.00 Total .8123.264.23 " .' - J Building Permits Thursday .... ;......$ 4.200 rriday .... . ........ J.oo Saturday ..j..... X850 Total , .118.850 . , The one absorbing question locally la the strike, and that,a real estate deal- iit admit, ha not only Interrupted ail building operations, but It has likewise Slscouraged improvements In contempia "Hon, : . ' The sales of quite a number of pieces: of property have been delayed, but the general hope Is that the present labor trouble "may soon be settled, after which alt things will again be moving In their proper" channels. The Ventiome Sold. Tbtrsdaythe Yendbma. property wis solo -to th-Lowenso Bres.r of the ChU OHgo dotblns-kiCamp&DyriUa uUdins la located at the. corner of Thirteenth and alder, fetreeta fcnd ihe ai IS stands . Upon to ,B0sM'.'iee tj dimension Tf' buftdlng Itself U live Stories high and fs used for hotel .purposes, ' ii - Building Permits. ; Recent building permits worthy of pe claj mention have been issued M follows'. T.0 JS. P. Wood. ene;n4 one-halt story cottage, East Yamhill" and East Thirty llftfi streets; SIM T W. P. White, twd-storV 'dwefttttg, Johnson and Twentieth; 4M0XV- '. To J, Turnblil!, toe and ohe-h,alf Story cottage, Vaughn r and Thirty-second streets; 2,600. - v - To Mr. Minnie Blaster, two-story dwell ihg. Ect Sixteenth and East Ash irrefets. R0UO. ' - $ To- John Enjerji, two-stdr. (brick, First coinage, Rodney avenue "and Russell street; I2.D00. 'Jr. - rio' E. L. Waldele., one-storV cottage. Spokane avenue and East Seventeenth Btriets; $1,000, . Td CaDtuln A. L. Pease, two-story dwell- Ingi Pettygrove and Twenty-first streets. 00. To Mr. McArthur, two-tOftr dwelling. ot Ankeny and " Eat Fourteenth streets; $3,500. The Situation To4ay. . 1. H. Smith, of a. H. Smith -aaW "Heal estate Is firm with lnoreaseff de mands for business, openings. T Last weea we' located several person!; various lines of business, Persona from-other cities are . investigating oommercla) op portunities in Portland, with the result that the larger branches are Teoelving more attenUon. than at .anytime 'during the pas. ---- V f. -4 1 "The, strike wra neceesarlly affect real estate and make it move slowly. "Fnrn lands in ;ihe Willamette Valley ar la great demand wlthtMi. ' Wlth words of praise tor Oregon'' beautiful ollaaate and productive, gib new arrivals caH at our office and request us to send descriptive literature to their friends In tuf East, whom they wish to Induce to come to Oregon and locate. "Borne Investors are holding off until th4 Lewis and Clark fair site shall have" been settled. We do not look for any thing like a boom, yet we expect a rapid increase in the demand for both unim proved and improved property. Already Jioiei ana reainuram uiq are vuiuius u from the East as well as from other Coast- cities,, looking for locations. . ''Never in her history has Portland been a better field for the speculator, and those who rightly grasp the situation and get in on the ground, boor are the ones who are going to make money." v Home-Builders Buying. N. XjJRosenthal, of N. X Rosenthal at Co, speaking of present conditions gov erning realty, said: 'TVe notice that, since the expiration of the'homeseekers' excur sion rates there has ' been a slight de pression In the realty market In (he in terim, our home buyers' are taking ad vantage of the lull, and are quietly pick ing up the good 'buys knowing full well that when the rush begins again, they will receive lesa attention from sellers of realty than they would when the real es tate offices are not crowded with Eastern buyers. .: - , ; ' ..; "There la no denying the fact that the strike is having a perceptible effeot upon the realty market fwhldbr pWVerlf'trut: and believe will be short-lived, since the mploye and the employer havw long ago learned that the law of give and taket ' reciprocity each side "conceding some thing, is the most effective way of set tling strikes.' V THEAWEATHER. Showers and.' thunderstorms have, oo rarfed In Northern Illinois,'" Iowa, East trn Nebraska, - Minnesota anu the Dako - ,las. Fair weather prevails west of the Rocky ' Mountains, . with t ..temperatures tllghtly below the "normal:-;; ; . The , Indications, are . for ' fair weather b this diet riot 8unday. ; It wlQ be warm 'n Sunday In Eastern Oregon. Eastern Yashin it en and adsba. . Broadway and East.Tieltthj l,o. Vi w To 'Mrs. Irving, nXa4eiiehall aton SIOUX CUT JbXr Be:!i Consecrated jLWitia:GreatPomp-- "(ioumaV-flpeciat Service.) v SPRINGFIELD, Mass.. May M.-Ro-man Catholic prelates and priests from many parts of the country have arrived for the consecration' tfr the Bev. Ir. Philip 3. Garrrgaa W bishop Of the new diocese of SIoux City." 'The,ceemoajt takes place tomorrow in ' St. Mjchael's Cathedral, and promises to be an event of unusual brilliance. 'The participants will Include Archbishop ' Keane, Of Du buque.; Bishop Beaven,? of Springfield Bishop -Conaty, of the CatHotlo Univers ity, and other prelates, of nete. -r 5' The new . blshopv was borh : In Ireland In 1SC6 he graduated from St Charles this 8tate, and there he reeelvedT his ed ucation as a boy In the public schools, (n ISm he graduated front St Charles College, Elllcott City,. Md. In June, 1ST0, he was ordained to the priesthood, and in the same month be was appointed to fit John's Church, in Worcester, ' where he remained until U7S, When he was made director of St Joseph's Provincial Semi nary at Troy. N. T.' In 189 be was ap peinted vice-rector of the Catholic Uni versity at Washington, wMoh position tot continued'to hold Until made bishop of the, new diocese of Sioux City. s or Fearful End of A Trav- :.elercFrom:omey l $i (JournVspl4i; 8evloe.,:l 8EATTLE, . May .at-'iA.liofber, -overland traveler from Nome has perished on the iralL He was a victim to hunger and hardships, entailed In n overland march from; Nome to Iliamma- Three compan jc&s iareiy escaped ,wtJ their Uvea. The) ere badly frosety one Of theni, it Is said, jelng injured "fbr' life. '" Kews of "tWs latest ''tragedy of the forthland. Is vea, by the officers of the f.yon canal steamer Humboldt. They did Aet'fosrtt the names of the dead man or he survlvbrs. The Jatte returning 'rom the North bri the 'PciflO Packing ul Navigation Company's steamer Ex , elsJprThfi:. Exel8iorpAarrlved from 11 amma and Vafde's, ' leaving Juneau an tour or so In advance of the Hum widt. : . From(lh meagehiefWWiot the fffalr it JuneW4jy Purser -Ballehtine of . tht HumbolwJfA appears tnat the men lost Bielrjajrla.e.wMa-Jof;ThKiiskokwlm ountry and n ran short of provisions (lunger is said to have contributed more ' owrd the death of the unfortunate trav eler than he cold and other Hardships Incident to a winter voyage through Alaska. The survivors' Were only saved from starvation through a resort .to dog flesh,- fof food. They were in such tfraits that all the dogs employed in the txpedrtion were deveured. -... ' IN ELEVENTH WARD mrLL-.i-iL . - Prominent Candidates Speak to a Big Meeting. The suDDorters of the Cltlsens' ticket Jiving In the Eleventh Wrff had an an Huslaatlo meeting" last ftlgbt, and " werj addressed ojf &r, :ain imv, 3. m- war lelnAJ Sf. Austin and ytberiv TSe great est 'fcobd restlnsr prevalledi atld the fre quent applause that greeted the several speakers showed the approbation ef the arowd present .Th supporters' of' the Cltlsens' movemenf living in the Eleventh Ward will give a good account of them selves on election day and roll up a hnd ome 'mlJof ity for the . entire j Cltlsens' tictetg -xi. y ;. - .:..v HANbSOME NEW HOTEL. The handsome new private .hotel locat ed lit thl new brick building corner of Seventh and Alder, Is one of the cosiest home places in the West. All Its rooms are magnificently furnished and all Its appointments are absolutely modern and up to date. ' Its location, one and a half block from the. Postofflce, half a block from the Marquara Grand theater, half a block from the Portland hotel, block and a bu from Meier ft Frank's, and yet as quiet as If a mile from town, makes it one of the moat desirable spots In Portalnd aa a place, pf abode. It is truly a ; high class rooming establish ment Travelers, as well as home peo ple, will find Its accommodations superior to those they have been' accustomed to elsewhere. And kindness dominates Its management. :' Visiting Nurses' Association. The Visiting Nurses' Association will begin 4ta active work on June 1. but is already attending to' all the cases pre sented to the society. The members wish to raise. $1000 to conduct their season's work, i and s far the subscriptions paid amount to $800. They .expect the fe- malnder wfll be sent In before the first of the ' nionth;-Jowerer..; Besides i the nurse. Mrs. Morgan, .engaged by the as- ociation,Veveral ivprom(he"nt physicians of the city have' become Interested ln :the wktfraft6fthe association' will be n- abled to secure all needed assistance. Mrs. Stephen S. Wise is president of the association.- ' t' . ; OERTRUDE:MYREN. Thin talented Unlritualtstle medium Is unlike all others. Bha restores lost af fections, . loeates .missing ..property, and brings Joy andT gladness t to i sufTering hearts.' Bhe has) r always Sjtven eatlsfac tlnn. and thera r- thousands Who can taatlfv tn thla fant. Don't lose another I day before, consulting her. Room ,.: Goodneuga buiiaiast . , j 'THE MARKETS.- " The extra heavy demand for Oregon strawberries was the principal feature- In the local markets , this morning. The stocks were entirely sold out, and sev era) dosen grocery wagons were awaiting the arrival of a fresh shipment. " Quota tions are the same as yesterday, - A slight drop in the quotations on Call fornla red onioasaa tcadi this morning, the price going flown to and ll.W., The potato market is rather quiet, none Of the dealers caring to io any pecu lating in that line, t A slump on quota tions la expected. ' - . r GlafVe A Co. rmnnrt tha ratahla nih ket .rather- quiet today. - The - shipment brought by the steamer George W. Elder has about all been disnosed of. A iun ply of new flat Dutch cabbage has ar- rivea, ana is oemg quoiea to dealers at 1 cents a Dound. . W. Tt Turner c Co. say that the egg market has been dragging the entire week. Although receipts, have net been -extra heavy, there was not enough decrease to affect quotations, whioh remain as for merly, v.. ; 1V .' Poultry Is coming Irt -fairly swell, b the market keeps about even. Quotations today are the same. - In the local meat market," Toft,' Hlne A Co. report receipts to be Improving, but there , la a demand tort everything that eomes. A little more care exercised by farmers who Ship meats to market would bring them better quotations, Small receipts are reported on mohair this week. -This morning prices dropped a trifle, the quotations being 22 cents and U cents a pound. Wool and hops are dull. Nothing doing. . The past week has been void of changes tn the grocery line, according to Wad hams tt Co. Business Is reported to be in a very much better condition than for the same period .last year. , The Portland Flouring" Mills Company says the Condition Is quiet in the grain tine.. Although wheat prices are firm, there is no business being done. Flour is very weak. ?- .-. MARINE NOTES. The custom house officials are moving today into the new custom house build ing.'. i(q . The sealing schooners, which have ar rived at Halifax, N. 8 with large catches are owned at Victoria, B. C. The Geo. W. Elder, is none the worse Tor her experience in the storm which she encountered in coming up from San arkcisco. and will leave this evening in time for the return voyage.. Word has reached Northern British Co lumbia , ports that j, the acpw containing Ighth'oUs supplies. hlch 'broke way from the tug .Juneau, Some weeks;.: ago, nas'gone on the rocks at, Goose Island, nd Is a . wreck. Indlaosi have, taken charge of the aupplleavvf ft . .- :-" - The list of cargo ships n route or lit sfl ror'PrtJa-nd. 1 ndwj greater thajtnat t the ballast 'sKJpsr!a'eondltlbn-"of af fairs which has not before existed since Urte. cUlL has assumed, jnic prominence. v a shipping point. , Six cargo ships are in route, with a net registered tonhage 3f f!,m, and a carrying; capacity pf over $0,000 ton. The ballast ships en route id listed are 25, with - net registered onnage of 4M2L The Northern Pacific liner Glenogle, Captain G. E. Warner, arrived at Tacoma yesterday afternoon from China, after a fast run of 13 days from Yokohama tcrosi the Pacific to Victoria, bringing a arge and .Valuable cargo, including. $40,000 orth of raw silk, besides 114 steerage lassengers and seven saloon passengers. The British ship Speke-was chartered yesterday by T. M. Stevens ft Co.' to load wheat it Portland for South Africa. The vessel will toad early in June aft&rrill :arry one -of the largest carg&es of Wheat "hat ever "left the Paclflo Coast "it one time she carried 162.000 Dushels from San Francisco. The Speke is saia to be the largest three-masted ship afloat. . With he exception of the Asie, the repairs of which are not yet completed, this leaves the Columbia river again without a dis engaged grain ship ready for business.. The Vancouver Province says: Ever since the steamers Tartar and Athenian Dcame permanent fixtures upon the Orl tntal route several months ago, their en tire bold space has been occupied when sailing .outward from this port, and on .heir, entry both vessels have always brought full cargoes. Such a record can not be shqwn by any line of steamers plying between Sound points and the Or lent; , matter of fact, for months past steamers running from the Sound tot Oriental points have departed with only naif cargoes, and In at least one Instance a vessel had to retumv lor' ballast to car- ry her across the Pacific. Point View Beautiful lots at Point View, on the St. Johns car line, high, healthy and ',' sightly; only a few ' miniites walk from the river, the box factory aad the big sawmills. Price $50 each, worth double. Terms easy. Title perfect. , Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 add 7 Chamber of Commerce ,. ; ; Oround floor. Fourth Street side PROPOSAL FOR WOODEN DRY DOCK Port of Portland. No. tOOrWorcester Block, Portland, Or. : Sealed proposals will be received and opened on June St. 1902, at 4 p. m., at the above office ' for a floating wooden . dry dock otflve sections, according to plans and sSeclflcatlons prepared by James E. Biackwell. consulting engineer, Dexter Hortoh building, Seattle, Wash., and new on file In the office of the Port of Port land. ' ' A certified check of $100, drawn to the order of the Port of Portland, must ae company the application for plans, whioh check will be -returned -to ' the drawer upOn the return of the plans and specifi cations to the undersigned, v - A oertifled check for 10 percent Of the amount of the bid must aecompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will en ter into a -contract satisfactory to the Port of Portland, and give bond for tha faithful performance should the contract be awarded him. .. The right to, reject any' or aU bids or to waive defects Is reserved. '.-Plans, a Dec! locations and full In fornla. tlon can be obtained by applying to E, T. C STEVENS, , " " v Clerk of the Board, new today; WdodstdckL '-;( v Woodsfpckf J Woodstock! Lot loo feet square In all ; parts of 9 Woodstock! We will build foryou. You can pay 10 INSTALLMENT Portland Trust Co. ' OF ORE00N. 1 ' 109 THIRD ST. NORTH IRVINON North Irylhgton is v beautifclly locfttciyvell drained, has city water. and splendid ,;car lit- ' vice. Lots arc selling fast size 50x100, and the price only $100 to $500 each These very low prices will hot con tinue long. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in monthly payments of ten dollars a month Title perfect and guar anteed. For maps and plats call on Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 aad Chamber of Commerce OR AT THE NORTH . IRYINOTON OFFICE ... Corner Union Avenue and Falling 5t. (Take Woodlawn or Vancouver Car.) 228 ACRES, IS miles from Portland. 2 miles from Oresham; a good bargain. A good 7-room house, Bd and- E. 'An keny; this Is the cheapest buy. we have; Northeast cor. 10th and E. Washlnrton. 76x100, with 8-room house, very cheap, i Fine corner lot, 10th and E. Stark. tl300. Iots In Schmeer's Add., at $290 to $350. A good bargain In a 7-room house, No. 10 East 22d st., bet. Ankeny and Ash sts., 11400. Two fine suburban homes, KL20O and (1500. 1 Six-room house, 12th and East Oak, cor ner, 60x60; $1600; a snap. Lots In Linwood Add., 30th and Division sts.. 1200, on Installments. . 100x100, East 13th and East Pine, S3000. 100x100, Union ave and Bhaver. 1300. ' 100x100. East 12th and East Ash, 13000. : soxlOO on southeast cor, Grand ave. and East Stark. two-tOry building and -room awe imi-nouse. i iw J. U WEtiS & 100 Grand ave. 66 1-8x100 ON NINTH, near Halsey, Holladay's Add., price i'.J..".. $1300 100x100 on 10th and Hancock, price.... mi 4-room new house, lot 25x100, on Beech street 650 60x100 on ICth and Pettygrove; corner, ' t-story bldg., yielding 95 per month rent, price ..k, 9000 160 acres, 5 In cultivation, fair bulld . ings, princlpayy beaver-dam land... 3000 Half a block on 21st st., t blocks east of Holladay's Add., with 2 large 8-room houses, cost $6700 In '92, for.. 82Se Very reasonable terms. Small house and corner lot, 60x100. on Dth St., near Holladay's Add., price. 800 (40 acres In Crook County, near Hay Stack; good stock ranch: per acre.. S N. U ROSENTHAB & CO., Room 4 Mulkey Bldg. $2500 GOOD LOT and l-room brtckve neered house, In Henry's Add., close to car. line. r780TWO LOTS In Multnomah Add. I2S00 TWO" LOTS on Belmont St., li the warehouse district. 82600 GOOD HOUSE and lot on Chapman St., right on car line. 11800-HOUSE AND LOT in South Port land. For particulars as to terms, etc., apply to MACMASTER & BIRRELL. 311 Worcester Block. NEW 8-ROOM HOUSE, close In. on East Bide, full corner lot ..$ 858 Corner lot on E. 20th St., near Ankeny car line t Meat market chMD. 630 Hardware store, West Side 6000 , Also bargains In rooming-houses and Cigar stores. ftANDALL A TITNEBRT, 68 First street. - Homestead for Sale. NEAR THE COLUMBIA RIVER Splen did fruit and strawberry land; also 160 aeres deeded land, 6 acres Improved and 10 acres meadow: house and barn: cheap for cash. J. M. BOTSFORD, 778 E. 29th st Phone Scott 1553. , , W ACRES EXTRA FINE LAND, well lo- caieu on juuwwii .wk, uiiw Biiv tur factory, homes or suburban, farm; very COLUMBIA REALfiSTB V TRUST -. , n3Vi Morrison St.. eorner Second. TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD '.lands lo cated; party now forming; poln it. COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE. TRUST tunr An t, ' - . , I34H Morrison st.. cnrtier Seoond. WINE DEPOT : THE COLUMBUS Calf'fbrnla wine t)e-' pot, r. ijOrMi. rioi.- mi- uasi wine, 50 Elass. Fine wines.- liquors and cigars, leadquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth st - Or. phone Main 6J . , , In paper that goes to' all tbe people."., J.) PATS OilAW a DADT -MTTSBURQ. Pa May. M8oores of rata.atucked the one-year-old child of John Salsa, ef Braddock, white it was lying in a . cradle , alongs.ue of his bed. The child cried a long time before awak ening the parents, and when he struck a light the rats scampered from the y.adle. They had been' feasting on .the babe's rrigbt hand. Dr. Hagen to whom 'tha 'abe was taken, aaid he bad never aeen nor heard or anything like it. tne neen having been gnawed tn the bone, and he l doubtful of the babe will live. . - r RIVER BULXETIS, The stage of the river today at 'Port land is 18.8 feet. The Dalles 288 feet. Umatilla feet,. Northport 20.5 feet. Wena tehee SO feet, Rlparia U S feet. Lew iston 1.6 feet, Weiser 6.1 feeu ' The lower Columbia river at Portland Will remain hearty stationary at a Stage of about 17.4 feet during Sunday and Monday. The river at The Dalles will remain nearly stationary at a stage of 28, feet during Sunday, and slowly rise on Mon oay. tor Sale-Mlscellaneous FOR RENTtVlCACRE3 In'ruburbsTl acres In fruit, 1 acre in potatoes, balance ' In garden and bay; house, barn and , ether buildings; crops go with tins place. COMPTON GIBSON, 2W : Washington st. HALL'S sate, etandard of the rld; safes sold on easy payments: trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Sate 4k Lock Co., Second and Stark eta,.-- Furniture wagons, trucks, barks, coupe-, also 3JU other vehicles, 'M sets harness. 1UO saddles. Tomllnson Hall, dll . Washington street. BUSINESS CHANCES. "PRsTECf ORTwTnr . good prospect In sight; wants 8100 to de velop claims; one-third Interest w.U be S given. Address V. H. Eddy, il 2d i- PERSON AU. O MDME. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist, mas- sage, electrle treatments. 193 First st. MADAM JOHNSTON. Clairvoyant, tells past, present and future; life reading, - 60c; dally, 261 Fifth st. KNOW THE FUTURE ConstiH Mrs. Stevens. 22H4Morrlson, room 18. Phone Front 132. READINGS. 60c. Bnowden Bathrooms, S60H Wash., room 1. Vapor baths, massage and electric treatments.. . , i 1 v i CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist an4 Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all affairs of life; readings, 60c. 221ft Mor rison st. , ROOlv1 AND BOARD. m"WSm AT?kEN"fPleTsanr1rotK . rooms, with board f gas, bath; telephone Blue 848. f ROOMS FOR RENT. THE GRAND-New management: light, airy room, baths. 887 Yamhill; tel. Hood 718. FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 3Si Yamhill, near cor. West Park, Phone Green 628. ( THE BURBANK, 834 Yamhill Wall-fur-nlshed front rooms and board; also table board. THE LOCKWOOD. S51V4 Morrison ?t. Furnished rooms; transient Phone pre gon South 806. j THE METROPOLENew" ljianagement. $65 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable: MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck buildli: steam heat, newly furnished. JUto Btark. THE CASTLE 372 Wash. ; rooms for gen tlemen", transient Tel. South 761. ROOMS WANTED. . .'. ...... '. 'i .'' SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOMS, furnished; parlor, dining-room and kitchen and five bedrooms, all furnished. ; Apply Box. B. Journal. ' ' f ' HELP WANTED -MALE; LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and teams: wood-choppers: farm hands and milkers: work of All kinds in and put of city for men and women: 80-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see us. CANADIAN EMnAiIMe.ni myk Morrison; branches, 247 Burnside and OA lUI l A UUU. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-oft clothing and" shoes. 73 N. 3d. Phone Green Orders promptly attended to. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work: union batters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1838. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lots and Im- E roved farms. W. A Shaw A Co., 843 lark Street J. i, . W. A. HATHAWAY Monejr to loan. 10 Washingtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Bos 121. Journal office. CONTRACTORS, f FRANK S. CAMPBELL; carpenter and builder; repair work. 869 First street; phone Front 1306.. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency.' D. E. Budd. 110 First St CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder. 807 Stark st; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing 4Miuses-P Phone Main 747. CAFES. The Bell Saloon. 836 Washington street. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Cigar Store., 83 Waah. at TEAS AND COFFEE: Haines' Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea. , Fifth 8U -opn. Pos to thee. , . TRUNK FACTOi.Y. V Harris Trunk Co."; trunks, vaUsei,' sak-aT Sis, etc., so viiiw ak Classified Advertising fird Paxton, Beach Simon, 910 Chamber of Commerce. - --".--'.S i . - ' r . H Cbariee A. Lucas, Room 629 Chamber ef Commerce. , ; . James Gleeeon, 8 aad Mulkey" Building. ASSAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analyiet: gold dust bought. tU.. Stark ..(-.;, BOOTS AND SHOES. A Dreyers, 67 Third street. J.' Sanger, Repair Shop, 444 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North Sd st. Marks Shoe Store, 2fi8 Morrison st, near Urd. Asrents Jennets Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co., 48 Third street CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Allsky Bldg., Sd and iorrlson. , U Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, Knight's Shoe Store, 294 Wash, st Phone Hood 728. . - - - CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Cbocolatee and Bon Bona, 800 Washington st. - .. ii W. 3. Powell, xCsndles and Cigars, 420 Washington 'treat. - -, v ; Henry klumenauer. Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st - CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Blcyeles, Aiuer at Pbpne Red Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 835 Mor rison street ...-,-.. , . CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal 6kyiights. Galvanised Iron cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 206 Second , st CREAMERIES, La Grande Creamery Company; butter, eggs and cheese. MM Xamhlll st. Phone, OVe. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc.. 207 Burnside st. COAL" AND WOOU 4. Urgoo i uai i:o", dealers In all kinds coal and wood, 844 kiorrison. Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 3d st. Phone Main 853 and Col 871 DECORATORS. E. H. Moorehouse A Co.. wall papers, 807 I Washington street . DENTISTS. S. ' M. Hamby, D. A 8., room Was'f lngton bldg., Washington and tb sta. Theodore S. Thomson, 6V-81 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Phone Hood 414. P. B. LANGWORTHT, Rooms and 8 Benson Building, 281VI Morrison street near Fifth. L H-ckey & Hlck'ey, rooms 81f to 814 Dekum ma., oa ana wasn. sts. rnooe nouiu vi. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay bldg DRUGGISTS. O. P. B. Plummer, 260-63 Sd street Raws Martin, 6th and Wash sts. Frank J. Strelblg. 843 Waah. street Laut-Davls Drug Co., 170 Sd st. Phone 618 ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Eleotrloal-Works-Offloe, 888 Washington St Western Electrle Works. 805.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott 18 years' ex perl nee In diseases of women. Write or ealL SOU Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room tU Cam bridge building. fhone Red 2964. Resi dence Pink 12til. ..... :,,,.-' ENGRAVERS. dlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and Ui sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnside st ACME Emp. Bureau. 186. Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 23&L CoL 287. FINANCIAL. gjuu.ooo to loan at 5 and 6 per cent Wm. Beck. 821 Morrison st FURRIERS. The SUverfield Fur Mfg. Co-, 285 Morri . son street GROCERS. jV'bresser "doSHiSif Waaa?" street Owen H. Serple Co.. Fancy Groceries. 863 Morrison street ' HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. Ps'ris"lVaTrStore. 8ofWashT st, up-to-date hair dressers. ROSENTHAL - SISTERS Wig-making and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phone Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. SfTguiThers. lio'liorth 3rd .crest. Ume. s'hlngiee and cement. , - HOTELS. Howl Belvedere, Enropean plan, Fourth and Alder streeta, . . . . - Esmond Hotel- RteJ: EilroPn- o to l per day. Front and Morrison sta HOUSE FURNISHERS. gnFurnlshers - Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See 1. 6i: wis A 8om. 173-175 First 848-225 Yam hill. Both Phonee 804. 'INSURANCC.' Puffer. Bwrgard ek CO.. ,851. Wash, st PRINTER AND STATIONERY.- j. k. Rogers, lob printing. 828 Morrjsea. SLOT' MACHINE'..' , All styles; repairing pbonosraphs. vretv ords. Transcontinental Machine Co- 841 . Washington St - - - - . r.. STATIONERY, - . The KUnam Stationery Co., jitfi Morrtsoi James R. Ewlr. Bookseller. T. M. C A Bid, 1W Fourth St, PorUaad, Help Wasted, per nse, . . . se hnploysMat Wesud, fer Uae, a For kent. Br Has, . . . . f Waatl. Romm, ser Use, ; . se P.rwikal., pUm , For Sal, pwr Una, ... , . . g Caatract rates ea applicaties). JEWELERS.'--'-' ' Beldtng Bros.. Diamonds, Watches, ete 46 Third street The L C. Henrtchsen COb. Jewelers aa4 . opticians, 8M , Washington street ; , The-Or- Heltkemper- Ce eaanafaetnrtntf jewelers, 886 Morrison st John A. Beck, watohes, diamonds, etc 1 807 Morrison street , ,- anderburg Watch House. VtOH 84 at ; LAUNDRIES. 1 Clean Towels Daily. Comb, brush, soap ,81 per month. Novelty Supply Co 40. 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 416. - ' . LIVERY STABLE8. ' Fraxier" McLean'-Livery B table Bote) .phones 80. No. 200 to 2U0 tb street . W. H. Faulkner, room 16 tSL Morrises, street . MUSICAL' I NSTRUM ENT3. . FLUTE. Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo ln struction. Prof, ' SL A Smith, rea, 866 Twelfth. Phone Brown 686. tSBBssssasssssassessssBBt'"' J j '-'i'' -','--' '- Fisher Musle Store. Everything la Music Phone. Red 862. 180 Third St ( LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suits: fancy en? oroioereo ana appuque aressee Uimmlng. Stephanie. 888 Alder St MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ' ing work, 04 Third st Estimates oa llrst class work and stock only. PAWN BROKEHb. Uncle Henry, 48 North Third street v ' , Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, propj 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 676. , Pnole Myers, Jeweler. 148 3rd at PIANOS. - j ... oule Bros. Piano Co.. 826 Washington St : PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. : Moore, Crayon and " tM Portraits Third and Washington Sua. . PLUMBERS- . Taylor' V Stanton, plumbing; '.ana at' "" oo Duu aireai. . " i.;-.a .... .. REAL ESTATE. V J. F. Compton. Phone Black 829. 202 Washington St (J . The King Real Estate AsaoelaUesj. fct. Chamber of Commerce. - E. F. Riley, 806 Chamber" ef Commeroe. Chss. H. Korell, real estate and mortgaga V loana 251 Washington. Mala 688, R H. DUNN, real eetate and SnaneU agent No. 148 First street Portland, Oregon. RESTAURANTS. ' ' Morris' Lunch and Coffee House, Belosi ; Imperial HetaL 1 , Strouse's Restaurant 828 Washington tiC . City Chop House and Restaurant tl Third .;, St, N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING QALLERV The latest quarUsoope vtowe. 68 8d et" STORAGE AND TRANSFER.'; C. O. Pick, ttffice" 88 First St. bet Stark and Oak: pione 586. Piano and furni ture moved and packed for shipping! commodious ft re-proof brick warehouse Front and Clay sts. - - - ? , Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 188 First street . . ... TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier' Typewriter, iia Third' street. All makes of typewriters for rent Supplies for all machines. I 6t M. Alexander ds Co.. agents. . TICKET OFFCIES. OVERLAND "" TICKET 'OFFICE. "" 146 Third etreet 88 to 820 saved to all potata. TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for $1.00 per month eSI Washington St, Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. M Third St. bpa, Chamber of Commerea. WALL PAPER. . , ' ;' . . - .111. "i"1 ' "i Wii'!1'1 1 ' '" f 1 y - '- H. P. , Chrtsterisen, ?. wan papers, . 4nd , painter, -141 Seventh st, corner Alder. Ernest' MUler V 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 ..,....,... .88,0JO.0O0) Reserve ..... 3i.0UI.0Utt . Transacts a General Banking Business, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Arcounta opened for sums of 110 and np s and intereat allowed on minimum , JInntkiy balances. Rates ea application. monthly WXBHINGTON T E. A. WYLP.. Manager. r nr A TILTON, BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1859. v Transact a General Banking Business. : interest allowed on time deposita Co&. mad. at Pvnt. on favor- terms. jv Callable n Suwe and the Eastera Btaiht Exchange and Telegraphie Trans- Sold on New York. Washington, Chi- ters soiu vv n.nv nnuh, c . eS..?il various polnU in 6reaT fJMoni- Weho. Montana .and Britiaa- -"?jura1' . .old en Xondon. Paris. Berlin. wyggaad Hon. Kong. VJu.'HANTS national bank-, . UEKCHANijr OREGON. i FRANK, WATSON-rPrw,2.nt TNSAC?S ASEr PAN,iN(J united States neposuary. . , rifts and lettere of credit Issued avail -i? . mil narU of 4he world. , ittiieaitoM apeslalty., , Qold dust bought rt ' '' fr- TnNDON aH FRANCltCO BANK, of Commerce building. Third Chamber oi Btark ,trtBi mn. . Kit Old Broad street T a... u.aa on.". . . r nfflce. oo """u t-ona This bank transacts a general banking KineeaT mahes loana. dlscounta bills and ues betters of eredlt r"eble .for tnr. I an city- of the world. Deals la for f:S and domestle exchange. , f BtZrut paid on time depoelta .""VrW. A. MACRAlZ Manager. UNTED 8TATES NATfONAL BANK Transacta a General Banking Bu.lna, Drafts TavaUabie In all eltiee ef the , United .State end Europe. President ..!:..:,,TTLES .wojJoWAwn Vtee-Prosldent ,,..- ACOB f ' O. M. ROSENDALE, f.!. C' S16 Oregonlan BulL-Vn. pn-- ports on mlnps ana . every description. A -lowest rates. . i - X -s