Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 38

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Gray, 117 Post St.

gonmaker,

(daily and Co publish-

Co, I Sins- hgton hard secre-

A Turk

1, 24 Stark Leonard aec-

tobacco, 120

4 and 185 28 North ysician, 212

6 Second groceries r, 29 Stark rst irst nr Jeffer- tor and build-

383 Fourth st ion institute,

8 First First ront Washington," First nufa coffee and P McFeely

t, Second and nd shoes, 123 shoes, 48 North

e, 112 First 34 Front 1, 2 Oak cer, 129 Third ES, mouldings, ans, 229 First 3 N L, dress. t to order), 53

boot and shea st

Street, Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

10, 118, t, H. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, M. F.

292

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

"PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVO- Pope F, blacksmith and wagonmaker, CATE," Rev J H Acton editor A and Third Packard J A, groceries, 269 First PAINE C H & CO, feed and boarding stable, Third and Ash

Palmer W D, business manager "Tele- gram," 102 Front

Patterson C M, laundry, Jefferson and Portland Gas Co, H C Leonard secre- . Sixteenth tary, 26 Stark

Patterson T, real estate, 105 First

PARRISH & CORNELL, insurance, real estate and money brokers, 149} Front

PAXTON O F, notary public and law- yer, Stark and Front

PETERS & KING, cigars and to- bacco, 72 Morrison

Petterson J C, fruits, 252 First Penney J E, liquors, 88 First

Permin Louis, saloon 85 North First

PERRY JOSEPH, liquors, SE cor Sec- ond and Taylor

Peter C, manuf jeweler, 167 Second Peyser S, clothing, 112 First

Pfunder Louis G, Horist, 227 Washington

PFUNDER WM & CO, operative chemists, and sole proprs Oregon Bot- anical Remedies

PHILLIPS & ABELL, contracting engineers, 133 First

Phillips L B, liquors, 27 Morrison

PHELPS O S, justice of the peace, 49| Reed J H, lawyer, 145 First

Rees W H, oxygen inhalation institute, 174 First

Reid G T, saloon, Front

Reid Wm, savings bank, 48 First

Reichert Paul, liquors, 211 First

Rennicks Geo, junk, 68 Front

"Resources of Oregon : . nd Washington," W W Baker editor

Rex R G, physician, 163 First

RICHERT F & CO, manufs coffee and spices, 121} Third

RICHMOND HOUSE, P McFeely propr, Second and C

Rice S W, county judge

Riders G C, restaurant, Second and Washington

Riegelman R, boots and shoes, 123 Third

Rieger John, boots and shoes, 48 North First

Prescott House, Cur First

Price C W, insurance broker, 7 First

Price & Maxwell, employment and real estate agts, 213 First

PROTHERO W S & CO, bookbinders and agts Appleton & Co, room 42 Union block

Prosper B & Co, restaurant, 15 Oak

POLDEMAN ADOLPH, watchmaker and jeweler, 88 First

POHL A, homeopathic physician, room 22 Union block

PORTLAND HOUSE, P A Turk propr, 9 C

Portland Library Association, 24 Stark Portland Water Co., H C Leonard sec- retary

POTTER H N, cigars and tobacco, 120 First

Powers I F, furniture, 184 and 185 First

PUFTS A D, cooperage, 28 North First

Pvan Den Bergh J P, physician, 212 First

J, cabinetmaker, 106 Second

Qu L W P, hotel and groceries

Quinn W J, merchant tailor, 29 Stark Quirk Wm J, saloon, 33 First

Racherberger L, saloon, First nr Jeffer- son

RANDALL E G, contractor and build- er, Third and Main

Reen Daniel, meat market, 383 Fourth

Pietrzycki M; physician, 341 Third

Pilger Mrs L, fancy goods and dress- making, 153 First

PILKINGTON J B, oculist and aurist, room 2 Dekum's building

PIONEER BAKERY, K Saddler propr, 240 Second

PIPER W W, architect, 50 First

PITTS H H, commission produce, 86 Front

PLUMMER O P S, druggist and phy- sician, SW cor First and Main Prager L, gen mdse. 183 First

PRANG H C, liquors, SE cor Wash- ington and First

PRENTICE D W & CO, pianos, or- gans and musical merchandise, 107 First

Riggen & June, real estate, 112 First Riley R R, wood yard, 234 Front Rines & Newhouse, wood, 2 Oak Riviere J B A, hair worker, 129 Third

ROBBINS & YATES, mouldings, frames, pianos and organs, 229 First ROCKFELLOW MRS N L, dresa- maker (patterns cut to order), 53 Fourth

RODGERS HARRY, boot and shos upper manuf, 231 First

H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.

COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

BUSINE

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. -

RODGER and com Front Rodgers T, Rodgers TI ROENICE paper bo: stairs Roessler A, ton ROGERS senger ag ROHR C Salmon Rosenfeld H 41 Front Rosenfeld J Front Ross Mrs C, Rottner J, 8 Roony Max, ROYAL W 227 First Rummelin & "RURAL Baker edit RUSS DR B Russ Ira & C Third

SADDLER Second Salianger Al Salzer J & Br Sandeen Mrs SANKEN

saloon, 204 SAYLOR W room ], Un Schade John, Schenck C S, SCHERNEE

ket, 68 Ald SCHLOTH Washingto Schwab & An ers, 102 Fr Schmeer John Schmidt Cha teenth

SCHMITZ Pine and F Schramm Ch Schultze P, 1 and F Schuman & I SCHUYLE Liverpool, ance Cos, York, 5 Fi SCOTT C C ket, E and SEARS A notary pul

H. PALM

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Clay

"PORTLAND BEE" (daily and weekly), D H Stearns & Co publish- ers, 5 Washington

Portland Furniture Manuf Co, I Sins- heimer manager, 13 Washington

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112 114. 210, and 118 Battery St. N. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

294 Smith M. saloon, North Front Smith W H, stair builder, C and Second SMITH SENECA, attorney at law, 145 First Summerfield S, merchant tailor, 189 First Suksdorf H F, lawyer, 113 First SMITH & YOUNG, Occidental Hotel, PUNCTUALITY, pronom.y. Morrison and First Swanwick T F, publishing and advertis- ing agent, 10 Stark Tabor Richard M, assistant U S engi- neer, 129 Front SODERBACK O T, manuf and dealer cigars and tobacco, 76 Morrison Talbot H P, cigars and tobacco, 2003 First Sohm Sisters, hotel, 200 First Solomon S A, restaurant, First and A SONNENFELD H (H Ackerman & Co), crockery and glassware, 87 First Southworth D C, livery, Front near Main TAYLOR JOSEPH, Willametto Palace Saloon and Billiard Parlor, 135 Front TAYLOR P, vice president Willamette Iron Works Te ibosch J M, grain broker 16 Front Tichner A, barber, 148 First SPENCER THOS, boot and shoemaker, First near Sheridan Tilton J S, groceries, 251 First Sprague D, constable, 24 Morrison TINGRY C G, jeweler and diamond setter, Second and Morrison Staenders A, barber, 85 Second "STANDARD" (daily and weekly), A THANHAUSER L & CO, wholesale hats and caps, 8 North Front Noltner publisher, cor Ash and First STAPLES C G, manufacturing confec- Thayer Claude, lawyer, Stark and Front Thayer & Williams, lawyers, Stark and Front tioner, fruits, tobacco and cigars, 80 Morrison Thielsen H, chief engineer Oregon Rail- way Co, 155 Salmon Stark Mr, hotel, Front and C STEARNS DAVID, cigars and tobacco, 73 Front Thompson D P, mayor Stearns L B, police judge, Second and THIESEN C, physician, 45 First Oak THOMPSON, DE HART & CO, hard- ware (wholesale and retail), 175 Front THOMPSON HOUSE, John J Osfield propr, cor First and Jefferson Thompson H L, saloon, 244 First STEWART E C, horse shoeing, 212 Second and 174 First Stewart C F, watches and jewelry, 112 First Stewart .James, groceries, B and Eighth Stinson Mrs J A, dressmaking, 50 Wash- THOMPSON W S, president Willam- ette Iron Works ington STITZEL HENRY, shoemaker, 255 First Tone C, cigars and tobacco, 268 First Trauner K F, musician, 30 Yamhill Stoddard J R, lawyer, 1323 First Trenkman & Wolff, tool makers, 62 and 64 Front Stone B L, watches and jewelry, 155 First TRIBOU & KELTON. carpenters and contractors, Ash nr Third Stone Edward, restaurant, 9 Washington Stone S L, confectionery and cigars, 41 Trickle D C & Co, fish and poultry, 31 Yamhill Trimble W F, lawyer. 155 First First STORY GEO L, manager Home Mutual Insurance Co of California, 100 First Stott & Gearin, attorneys at law, 155 First TROEGER HENRY, Farmers' and Mechanics' Exchange (saloon), 294 Front Truborn R D, painter, 68 Washington UNITED STATES RESTAURANT, Strode & Beach, lawyers, 95 First Strong C C, physician, 115 First P Marincovich propr, 144 First Vagatins Bros, barbers, 29 First STRAUS GEO M, boot and shoemak- er, 234 First Strong F R (Wm Strong & Sons), notary Van Se myver W J. wholesale liquors, 163 Front and 62 First public Van Beurden .J, watches, jewelry and diam .ds, 107 First STRONG WM & SONS, attorneys at law, room 8, Dekum's building Strowbridge S A, leather and findings, Van Winkle Mrs H, dressmaker, 174 First 189 Front St Vincent Hospital, Eleventh and M Varwig H, saloon, Front nr Main "SUNDAY MERCURY," W Moss & Varwig Thomas, plumber, gas and steam fitter, 71 Washington Co publishers, 5 Washington "SUNDAY WELCOME," Atkinson & Farish publishers, B bet Third and Fourth Verdier B, coffee and spice, 33 Washing- ton Verdier H, fancy goods, 27 Salmon ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S. DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA .- Buckle & Son. Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House. Salt Lake City.

TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co., Portland. Ore- gon. have it.

PACIF

"A. T. Cross'} Pages 300 & 301.

New York Book Conferir.ograph,"

Vial Leor Villard F res Ner Volney V Voss & F Wadham 46 and Wager G Wagner Wagner J Waldo J WALLA tor, NI Waller E WALLI binder, Walter B First Walsh Jo Warren G WARRI music s Wass E S Wasserma and toh WATKI and har Watkins . Third Watkins 141 Fir WATSON and S Watson T First WEBB Union Front WEBBE 15 Was Weber G. Weber H WEBER WEEKS feed, % WEINE Eleven WEIDL und pr and F Wendel Wendt Welch

Branch of

Methodist Book Depository, Sylografie" Pen, "Stylograph,"

sıddle Welch J Welch J Wells, A Wells J First WELL Wester and A

PURE 1

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Opp. Union Square, S. F. Resk. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABEYICALLY.

295

Westfall J, livery stable, cor Salmon and Front

Westley & Denny, rubber stamps, 33 Stark

"West Shore" (monthly), L Samuel pub- lisher, Morrison, opp postoffice

Whalley J W & Fechheimers, attorneys, 43 First

Wheeler Bros, pictures, clocks, etc, 24 Main

Wheeler H S, superintendent construc- tion U S Engincer's Office, 129 First

WHITE EUGENE D, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 130 First

White & Giltner, stock brokers, 130 First

Wiberg & Kernan, boots and shoes, 145. Front

WIGGINTON & HASTINGS, groce- ries, 300 Front

Wintzingerode C V, books and station- ery, 143 First

Wilcox J P, carriage painter, Main, nr Front

Wiley J R, justice peace, Stark and Front

Wilhelm Jacob, tailor,

WILHELM JOHN, barber, Clarendon Hotel

Wilhelm Ludwig, barber, 8} Morrison

"Willamette Farmer " (weekly), Clarke & Craig publishers, 5 Washington

WILLAMETTE HOTEL, John Han- ley propr, 227 Front

WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS, North Front

Willamette Transportation & Locks Co, Geo H Andrews secretary

WILLIAMS J T, bill poster, 9 Alder WILLIAMS W H, architect, room 17 Dekum's bldg

Williams G & Co, glove factory, 224 First

Wilson F R, fish market, 270 First

WILSON HOLT C, physician and sur- geon, 151 First, upstairs

WILSON R B, physician and surgcon, 29 North Fourth

Wise H, tailor, 16 First

Wise W F, confectionery and groceries, 377 Fourth

Witherell J R, employment office, 72 First

Woicka Mrs M, dressmaker, 231 First

Wolf E, clothing, 117 Front Wolf H & Bro, clothing, 121 Front Wolf R, dry goods, 203 First

Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, First and A Wood L, tailor, 26 Morrison Wells J T, physician and surgeon, 1322 WOOD T A, real estate and collecting First

bureau and notary public, 141 First

WOODD H B, meat market, 100 First, cor Sheridan

Woodard C H & Co, druggists, 141 First

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post At.

(Under my own name). I ofer for sale. for cash or instalments, theme relise

Methodist Book Depository,

Vial Leon, wines . i liquors, 164 First Villard Henry, president O & CRR, res New York

Volney V, picture frames, 153 Third Voss & Fuhs, bakery, 42 Washington Wadhams & Elliott, wholesale grocers, 46 and 48 Front

Wager George, saloon, 314 First Wagner M, butcher, 106 Washington Wagner John, barber, 111 Front Waldo J B, lawyer, 145 First

WALLACE M B, constable and collec- tor, NW cor Fourth and Salmon Waller E W, restaurant, 86 First

WALLING A G, job printer and book binder, SE cor Ash and First

Walter Bros, carpets and upholstery, 85 First

Walsh John E, groceries, 61 Ninth Warren George, coffee house, 27 Oak

WARREN O S, manager Bartsch's music store, 143 First

Wass E S, hair works, 64 Morrison

Wasserman M & Co, wholesale cigars and tobacco, 7 Front

WATKINDS WM H, wholesale saddles and harness, 105 Front

Watkins H, meat market, Morrison ni Third

Watkins W H, physician and surgeon, 141 First

WATSON A J, gen mdse, Sixteenth and S

Watson Thomas, restaurant, 93 Nortl. First

WEBB GEO A, agent Commercial Union Assurance Co, commission, 16 Front

WEBBER L C, boot and shoemaker, 15 Washington

Weber G, tailor, 253 First

Weber Henry, liquors, 225 First WEBER P, furniture, 225 Second

WEEKS & MORGAN, groceries and feed, 49 and 251 Front

WEINHARD H, City Brewery, B and Eleventh

WEIDLER GEO W, agent O S S Co, und proprs Weidler's Sawmills, Front and }

Wendel M, saloon, 154 Front Wendt A, tailor, 108 First

Welch & Christensen, harness siddles,

and

Welch J, dentist, room 4, Union block Welch John, groceries, 232 First

WELLCOM L, tailor, 29 Second

Western Union Telegraph Office, First and A

PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.

"Stylograph," "Electrograph,"

Branch of New York Book Concer . ...

" Pen,

Pages 300 & 301.

... ..

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pampe and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 11% 114. 116 and 119 Battery Street. N. F.

296

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

Woodcock W, feed stable, 312 Front Woodham Mrs T, dressmaking, 48 Washington

Woodward & Connell, real estate and insurance, 114 First

Woodward & Magoon, livery stable, 194 Second

Woodward, McQuiston & Co, dry goods, Second and Morrison

WOODWARD & WOODWARD, at- torneys and counsellors at law, 145 First, up stairs

WRINKLE J FD & CO, dry and fancy goods and gents' furnishing goods, 221 First

YEARGAIN MRS EMILY L, physi- cian and surgeon, room 19, Union block

Yocum & Clarno, attorneys, 45 First Young Mrs A, straw works, 267 Third

YOUNG CHAS, hairdressing and shav- ing saloon, 32 Stark bet First and Sec- ond

Young James, groceries, 267 Third

Young Men's Christian Ass'n Rooms, 128 First

Young Wm, marble works, 60 Front ZAN BROS, wholesale wooden and wil- low ware and manufs brooms, 14 North Front

Ziegler W C, eclectic physician Zeitfuchs Ulrich, saloon, 71 Second ZELLER M, saloon, 265 First

ZIEBER & KNOWLES, proprs Clar- endon Hotel

Zimmerman F, wholesale liquors, 233 First

ZORN ADAM, propr Adam's Exchange, 31 Washington

THE COMMERCIAL REPORTER Portland, Oregon.

Contains full Shipping Intelligence of the Pacific Coast, Market Reports, etc. ATKINSON & FARISH, Publishers.

DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG, Published every Saturday. Office, corner Third and B Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. C. A. SANDENBERGER, PROPRIETOR.

Vienna Chop House & Coffee Saloon,

RESTAURANT(

HOT COFFEE

BELESIS & RENDICH, PROPRIETORS, 30 Yamhill Street, Portland, Oregon.

FARE

OYSTERS

Meals at all Hours. Oysters in Every Style.

J. M. BRECK, JR. & CO.,

Corner Morrison and Fifth Sts., DEALERS IN

Portland, Oregon.

Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,

SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &c.

Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch. Farmers and Physicians from the country will find our stock of Medici es complete, warranted genuine, and of the best quality.

H. WACHHURST, importer of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St., Sac.

84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND. OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

PACIFI

c. C Contra Blankets, Washe NO CH Washing del Corner F PORT W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. I. G. PHOT I

48 A Betw PORTL All kinds tings Communica will be promp

UND A

UNDE

No. : PORTL

PARIS MRS. M. D No. 2 POL

Besides ma gives special Landscape, ing from any

H. PALN

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 200 Fost Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

297

C. CARMICHAEL, Contractor and Builder, Union Carpenter Shop. C. R. DeBURGH, 48 ALDER STREET, Between Second and Third, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER PORTLAND, OREGON. 66 FIRST STREET, Bet. Oak and Pine, PORTLAND, - OREGON. All kinds of Store and Office Fit- tings made at Short Notice, Communicate by Bell Telephone and orders for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St .. will be promptly attended to. H. COOKE, UNDERTAKER DR. J. G. GLENN, DENTIST, AND DEALER IN UNDERTAKERS' GOODS, No. 111 Second Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. Corner First and Yamhill Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. NORRIS R. COX, Assistant. PARISIAN LAUNDRY, Reduction in Prices ! TO SUIT THE TIMES. MRS. M. DANGUEUGER, . Prop'r. No. 211 Third Street. PORTLAND, OREGON. Shaving, 15 cts. Hair Cutting, 25 cts. Blankets, Flannels and Curtains Shampooing, 25 cts. Washed in first-class manner. NO CHINESE EMPLOYED. I. ISAACS, 123 Front St., Portland, Oregon. Washing delivered to any part of the city. I. G. DAVIDSON, Vienna Coffee House, PHOTOGRAPHER 45 WASHINGTON STREET, Between Second and Third. Corner First and Yamhi.1 Sts., PORTLAND, OREGON PORTLAND, OREGON. KOCH & WOLFF, PROPRIETORS. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. The Largest Steek of American and Foreign Music, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send

Besides making the best gallery work, gives special attention to all orders for Landscape, Exterior and Interior View- ing from any part of the Pacific Coast.'

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., sheet Trom, all Sizes and Numbers, 110. 118 114 116. and 118 Battery Nr .. N. F.

298

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

WALLA WALLA RESTAURANT CORNER OF RESTAURANT HOT COFFEE First and Alder Streets, Portland, Oregon. Single Meals, . .. 50 cts. Or Three Meals for. .$1.00 FARE DYSTERG Board per Week ... .$1.50 ROBERT BOCKLER, PROPRIETOR. 1853. 1879. BUCHTEL, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, Corner First and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. BURTON HOUSE, A NEW BRICK BUILDING, Corner Third and F Sts. Portland, Oregon. . BURTON H ". FRETLAND. MANAGER. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., & Buck'e & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.

TRY- MURRAY'S LUNG, AND LIVER BALSAM.

PUNCTUALITY, Fashion,

trograph, de

A. T. Cross'

AURC

Northwest corn

Good

Steamer

F STEAMER DA port, TUESDAY, ? Slough, touching a Cedar Landing, leaves Freeport at STEAMER TO Thursday at 6 A. at Freeport, Arkan and Saturday.

H. PALMER &

Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,

PACIFIC BU

" Eles- so1.

Pon."

POS

PLAIN

Dealers will do w Fifth and M

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Opp. Union Square; N. F. Book- keeping. Penmanship. Telegraph,y.

Oregon-Portland .. ALPHABETICALLY.

299

POST OFFICE STORE.

FOSS & DURNER, MANUFACTURERS OF

PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES

Wholesale and Retail.

Dealers will do well by giving us a call. See our "Ad." in Daily Papers. Fifth and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon.

AURORA RESTAURANT

134 FRONT STREET,

Northwest corner of Alder, PORTLAND, OREGON. S. O. HERSEY, Proprietor.

Good Square Meals for 25 Cents.

J. KELLOGG & CO'S Steamers Dayton and Toledo,

FOR COWLITZ RIVER.

STEAMER DAYTON leaves Portland, foot Yamhill Street, for Free. port, TUESDAY, THURSDAY und FRIDAY, at 7 A. M., via Willamette Slough, touching at St. Helens, Col. City, Kalama, Carolls Point, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Monticello, and all intermediate points. Returning. leaves Freeport at 6 A. M. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.

STEAMER TOLEDO leaves Portland for Cowlitz Prairie, Monday and Thursday at 6 A. M. via Willamette Slough and above landings, touching at Freeport, Arkansaw, Olegua and way landings. Returning Wednesday and Saturday.

H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

- bie moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post St. "(Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-

PUNCTUALITY, Fashion,

ts,

cts. 1.00 .50

ton.

GER.

Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Buck'e & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., pe and Ir 114. 110 and

w. Pipe, all 0, 110.118. IN Battery Street, N. P.

300

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

BOOK. DEPO

DRY

"BOOK

104 Market Street, S. F. Between 6th and 7th.

THE

METHODIST Book Depository,

1041 Market Street,

Between 6th and 7th, SAN FRANCISCO.

It is the Pacific Coast Branch of the Meth- odist Book Concern of New York City, and represents its entire line of business on this Coast.

It has one of the most commodious and cheerful of stores. in the building erected for the accommodation of its growing business, at the centre of the city of the very near future.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

of the Depository is always well stocked with the very best supplies of LIBRARY AND MUSIC BOOKS, CARDS, MAPS, REQUISITES, PERIODICALS, &c. These embrace not only the full line of the "METHODIST BOOK CONCERN," "PUBLISHING HOUSE OF THE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH," and "NATIONAL TEMPERANCE PUBLICATION SOCIETY'S" Issues, but also choice selections from all the very best Publishers of the country.

Attention of Pastors and Superintendents is especially invited to the variety and excellence of our large stock of Sunday School supplies.

THE BIBLE DEPARTMENT

embraces every variety of size and style, from vest-pocket Bibles (the smallest made in the world) to the splendid Parlor and Pu pit editions-and at prices from fifty cents (and icss) to as many dollars.

THE SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT

offers fine inducements to enterprising Agents in any and every section of the country west of the Rocky Mountains.

TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.

The Depository is " Headquarters" on the Coast of the " NATIONAL TEMPERANCE PURLIOATION SO- CIETY," which was organized In 1856, for the special work of creating and circulating a sound tem- perance Literature.

It is constantly issuing tracte, pamphlets and bound volumes, presenting the temperance ques- tion in all it varicd aspects, Scientific. Religious, Social, Financial, Legal, etc.

Temperance Workers and Societies should send for Catalogues, and should equip themseloss from this arsenal of supplies.

The Publications of the "PUBLISHING HOUSE OF THE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTHI," are in full line on our shelves.

STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Our Stationery Department 18 well supplied with plain and fancy Stationery, Gold Pens, Cross' Stylografic Fountain Pen, etc., etc.

Our Books are sold st EASTERN CATALOGUE PRICES, and sent prepaid at those rates. Agency for the Pacific Coast of

"Stylograph," or Rapid Letter Copying Book, "Electrograph," and Stylografic Fountain Pen."

It is our pleasure to have visitors call and examine our excellent stock of Theological, Temper- ance, Sunday School and Miscellaneous Literature and Stationery.

Correspondence from abroad invited. Catalogues supplied. Any books procured and forwarded, whether from the San Francisco or Eastern Market.

Address, Rev. JOHN B. HILL, Agent.

H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds, Fine Watches, 315 J St., Sac.

American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

PACIFIC BI

ELECT

FOR MULTIPLYING DRAWING, etc., Ready in two mi Worked by a ch several colore cop Papyrograph more ea UTILITY of Circu'ars, Price.L Lists, Bills of Fare, I School Reports and I tore' Addresses, &c., slight cost, to any cxl son.

FACILIT

Any person writes and lays It on the the the tablet contains & child can take exact d minuto. Wash the ta it is again ready for u PRICE from $1.00 immense value to eve msD.

JOHN B. HILL General Ag Send for Samples of

terLetters Written Ink, Pencil

McD TYL

RAPID LETT FOR MERCHANTS, LA AND EVERYBODY BEAUTIFUL OF THEIR

Just the thing for all parties away Letters by the old pr the office, counting-roo while by our new proco copied simultaneously PRICE

Each book furnished Writing Packet ready f Order Book for Traveling 8al Note sizes No. 1. 5jx8), has

.. " 8. 8 x10 Above are made of and Letter Paper. For those who desir and Letter Heads, we n lowing size books: Letter size No. 7, 8jx11, Note .

. 7x10,

7x10.

10 8jx10,

JOHN B. HILL, General A Attention of Dealers a

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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.

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PACIFIC BI YESS COLLEGE. No. 200 Feet Street, Educate thoroughly for Banineen.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 38

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593