Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 113

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Publication date: 1888-89
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co
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Manufacturers of

Harness, Saddles, Whips,

Robes, Combs, Etc.

MEDFORD, OREGON.

Crawford Willard, atty-at-law Cunningham J W, propr Empire Honse Darnell J W, brick mason and constable Daniels S & Son, physicians Elder J C, genl indse

Fronk C K, station agent O & C R R Foster Mrs L J. millinery

GROSSMAN J G, wagon and car- riage repairing Hanley & Love, (J A & L M) butchers HAMILTON SHORTY Mgr Med- ford Feed and Livery Stable HERRIN D C, PHOTOGRA- PHER

D. C. HERRIN, Photographer

Portraits and Views a Specialty

Pictures enlarged in Crayon or Water Colors.

Haskins Geo H, druggist

Howard J S, genl mdse and Wells, Fargo & Co agt

Holtan O, merchant tailor

Hurt E G, fence manufacturer Hubbard F, agricultural implements

Lawton R. T & Son, (R T and D T) real estate brokers

New Bakery and Confectionery, Chas W Wolter propr

Nicholson H G, clerk

BEDFORD ADVERTISER, Ed C Phelps editor and propr

Miller John S, Marshal Geary E P, Mayor and physician MILLER & STRANG, (D HI and Chas) drugs and hardware and post- master

D. H. Miller Chas. Strang

MILLER & STRANG

-DEALERS IN-

Drugs, Hardware, Stoves

Tinware and Plumbing

Special attention paid to new work and repairing.

PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL.

M' MINNVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co, I B Russ Miss F E, millinery and fancy goods Riddle, operator

Payne D, livery stable

PENTZ S S, attv at law and notary public. Abstracts furnished

Phelps I A, local reporter Medford Ad- vertiser

PHELPS ED C, editor and propr Medford Advertiser

t'helps A H, city editor Wedford Adver- tiser

Powell B W. barber

Poe E, brickmason

Purdin M, blacksmith

Pryce & Geary, (Roland and E P) phy- sicians and surgeons

RIDDLE HOUSE, J B Riddle propr RIDDLE J B, propr Riddle House

Rosenthall S, genl mdse Skele C W, carpenter and contractor Smith Henry, genl mdse

SMILLIE CAFE. E J Smillie propr

SMILLIE E J, cigars and fancy con- fectionery

Smith C ", fruit and confectionery

l'ryer F M, fence manufacturer

Wolters H H, propr Ham's saloon Webb G L, clerk Adkins & Webb

Webb I A, carpenter and contractor and furniture

Wolters Chas W, propr New Bakery, con- fectioncry, cigars and tobacco

WORMAN EDWIN, livery feed and sale stable

Zimmerman Wm, carpenter

UNION LIVERY & FEED STABLES

E. WORMAN, Proprietor. SHORTY HAMILTON, MANAGER.

First-Class Teams and Vehi- cles furnished for all occasions.

The Best of Care and Attention Given Horses Left in my Charge.

ChargesReasonable & Satisfaction Guaranteed

MCMINNVILLE.

Bettman L, genl mdse Bishop & Kay, (C P Bishop and T B Kay) clothing

BINGHAM W H, McMinnville furni- ture factory, furniture, carpets, wall paper and undertaker

Boyd J A C, physician

Blounc B F, brots and shoes

Briedwell J W Jr, groceries

bank, good schools, two weekly news-|Brcon Mrs A, boarding

papers - Yamhill Reporter and West Side Telephone. Population 1,700.

Burt Geo W, drug store

Calbreath J F, physician and surgeon

Collard W F, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, gun- smith

ADAMS H, harness maker and billiard hall Adams O H. MeMinnville sash and door Cook L H, propr Cook's Hotel

factory

ADAMS H, billlard hall

Apperson A J, genl mdse

Cook's Hotel, L H Cook propr Cooke R E, barber Detmering G E, dry goods

Dielschnieder A, boot and shoe store

BARNEKOFF FREDERICK, Mgr McMinnville full roller process flour Eccleston E, shoemaker and feed mil First nr O&CRR depot Ennis A, saloon

BARNEKOFF & CO, McMinnville Fellner Mrs H D, dressmaking full roller process fiour and feed mill First near O & C R R depot

Fellows E B, furniture and undertaker Fenton W D, atty at law and notary

The county seat of Yamhill County. A - post, express and telegraph town on the West Side Division OC R R, fifty miles southwest of Portland. It is located on the left bank of the north Booth W T, blacksmithing

fork of Yan:hill River, and has one flouring mill, one sash aud door fac- tory, one foundry, several hotels, one

902

M'MINNVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

First National Bank, Jacob Wortman McMinnville Sash, Door and Planning Pres, John Wortman cashier

Mills, (Jones & Co, proprs)

Flett Jas S, McMinnville sash and door McMinnville Hotel, Jos McGuire, prop factory McMinnville Brewery, I Ertel, prop Fleming C H, barber Force S C, carriagemaker

Force F J, wagonmaker

Fruend J A C, School Supt

Goucher E E, physician and surgeon Grissen Chas, bakery

GRUBER JOHN, propr McMinnville marble and stone works

HARDING S F, Justice Peace, notary public, conveyancer, boot and shoe maker

HEATH H L, propr West Side Tele- phone, newspaper

Henderson Bros, (J J & W A Henderson) livery, feed and sale stable

Henderson J H, groceries

Hudson O O, hardware, stoves, tinware Thomason P E, farming machinery

Hurley J M, Gem saloon

Jones G W, MeMinnville sash and door factory Johnson C D, blacksmithing

Kennell C, manager McMinnville brewery and saloon

Logan Bros & Henderson, (R & B Logan and W Henderson) livery, feed and sale stable

Loughary L, attorney-at-law and County Judge

Manning S A, hardware, stoves and tin- Wisecarver J F, Postiraster

ware

Martin & Sanders, (F J Martin, A M Wright Bros, (J L & E Wright) harness shop

Sanders) agricultural implements Magers J E, attorney-at-law

Messinger S, St Charles Hotel

McGuise Jos, prop McMinnville Hotel MCMINNVILLE MARBLE AND STONE WORKS, John Gruber, prop

McMinnville Grange and Farmers' Co, (W L. Torry, Pses, J S Hibbs, Sec

McMinnville College, G W Brownson, Pres Multner F, prop Central Hotel

Narver D C, Coroner

Nelson W W, Treasurer

Nelson J N, dentist

Price W B, photographer

Redmond F W, general merchandise

Reid Manager, general merchandise

Rogers & Todd, (J L Rogers, J A Todd) drug3

Smith A J, machine shop and black- smithing

Stuart Mrs H P, restaurant and millinery St Charles Hotel, S Messinger, prop

Triplitt L C, meat market

Tucker G E, dentist

Tucker Mrs A E, millinery

- WEST SIDE TELEPHONE NEWSPAPER, H L Heath, propr, published weekly, Friday, E.

Wilcox G A, agt W U Tel Co and O C R R office

Wilcox G W, W T Tel operator

Williams & Hitbs, ( O Williams & R B Hibbs) tailors

Wortman Jacob, Mayor

Yamhill County Bank, JC Brady, Pres, Clark Braley, Ch'r, D W McDonald, Sec YAMHILL REPORTER PUB- LISHING CO, E L E White, editor and Mgr, weekly paper

Young S A, physician

The Democratic West Side Telephone

Has the largest circulation of any paper in Yamhill County, not- withstanding the efforts of our rivals to claim the same. Its popularity and circulation among the people of this Section is increasing with every issue.

This paper is set in small readable type, and is full of local news of the county. Having only a six-column folio set in small pica leaded to compete with, we can justly claim THE newsy paper of the County of Yamhill, and City of McMinnville. The best advertising medium in Yamhill County.

Subscription price, $2.00 per year, in advance. Job Work of all description neatly done and full count given. H. L. HEATH, Editor and Proprietor.

BARNEKOFF & CO.

MCMINNVILLE Full Roller Process Flour and Feed Mills, Buy and Sell Grain of all kinds. The Largest and Most Complete Flour & Feed Mills IN YAMHILL COUNTY.

SHIPPERS OF ALL KINDS OF FLOUR AND FEED.

FIRST STREET, near O. C. R. R. Depot. FREDERICH BARNEKOFF, Mgr.

Yamhill Co. Semi-Weekly Reporter

MCMINNVILLE, OREGON. Issued Every Tuesday and Friday.

Has the Largest Circulation in the County, and is the Leading Republican Paper in Western Oregon.

Subscription Price, $2.00 per year.

Advertisements Taken at Fair Rates. Send for Terms.

YAMHILL REPORTER PUBLISHING CO. E. L. E. WHITE, Manager.

904 NEWPORT-PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

NEWPORT.

BENTON COUNTY, A post, express and West & Co, real estate agts telegraph town 165 miles southwest of Portland. Yaquina City is the nearest shipping point. It contains churches, good schools and a weekly newspaper, the Newport News. Pop- ulation 600.

Abby J M, Newport Hotel Acklon Miss A E, millinery Bailey J R, physician Ball Jas, Bureau Saloon

Baker R F & Co, real estate and insur- ance agt

Beach Lauriatt, genl mdse

Brasfield J W. azt Wells, Fasgo & Co

BURG B, Contractars, Brick Plaster- ing and Stone work. Importer of Brick Lime, Plaster Hair and Cement Dec- orations, etc.

Case A, general merchandise

Case S, prop Ocean House Delaney J F, blacksmith

Doyle M W, carpenter

Gardinier & Hudleson, (B Gardnier, H Hudle on) wines and liquors

Gar lin r T, (Winant & Gardner) Hampton A H, Postmaster Hea y P D, (Healy & Flynn)

Healy & Flyun, (P D Healy, P M Flynn) Pacific boot and shoe store

Hudle:o) A, (Gardinies & Hudleson) Hufford W S, attorney-at-law

Jessup J G, dentist

Johnson W S, physician Landreth Geo A, barber Lammon L J, cigars and tobieco Lee C H, physician

Loomis John. general merchandise

Marsh & Abbey, cigars and tobacco Megginson Geo W, meat market McMillian A J, surveyor

NEWPORT NEWS, J HI Aldritch, Abrahams S H, clothing, 61 N First

propr. The leading local paper of Ben- ton County and Yaquina Bay. Pub- lished weekly. Supscription $2.00 per year

Ocean ITouse, S Case, prop

OLSSON JOHN A, Real Estate Owner and Property For Sale

Irvin S G, real estate and insurance agt Pelland & Smith. (C O Pelland, Jas K Smith) groceries, feed and fiour Ray A J, broker and banking

Schwaiboldt Robert, propr Ynquiua brewery

Shaw C L, hardware, tin and stove store Smith Jas K, ( Polland & Smith)

Stout W B, Notary Public and Justice of Peace

Titman II, propr Newport Opera House

Tracy B, (Williams & Tracy) Warren E, druggist

Winant C, (Winant & Gardner)

Winant and Gardner, (C Winant & T Gardner) Oyster Grotto Winant C, constable

Williams & Tracy, (E Williams & Bent- ton Tracy) wines and liquors

Williams I. W, gen] indse

Wood & Kean, (S M Wood & J B Kean) grocer es

Wood S M, (Wood & Kean)

PORTLAND.

Multnomah County-The city is situated on the Willamette River, twe ve miles above its confluence with the Columbia. Portland's growth and progress are based upon the solid foundation of natural advantages of position. It lies in the very heart of a great producing country which bas no other outlet, and for which it must serve as a receiver and distributor of exports and imports. It is the most westerly terminus of three overland railroads. Elegant pas- senger steamships sail to San Francisco and Puget Sound, Columbia and Alas- ka. 'The press of Portland is well rep- resented, which in their columns news can be found from all parts of the world, which comprises four dailies and fourteen weeklies, besides several other commercial publications. Portland, a metropolitan city, can boast of her fine churches, school-, public buildings, parks and business blocks, and well laid out streets, which are kept clean the year rouud. Populat on. 42,000. Abrams D K, (J E·Haseltine & Co)

Abraham S, new and second hand cioth- ing, 171 Front

Aberham C, bootblack, 611/2 First -

Abraham Simon, furnished rooms, 28%% Washington

Abraham F', real estate, room 10, 431/2 First

ACKER BB, propr Riverside formerly White House

Adams W HI, City Atty, 33, Morrison Adams & Marquam, attys at law and notary public, 336 Morrison

Adams J N. surgeon and chiropodist, Labbe's blk

Ainslee G & Co, sash and door factory, cor Sixteenth and R

Aiken J E, bookkeeper Columbia River Paper Co

905

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Alden H R, dentist, 169 First

Akin, Selling & Co, {F S Akin and Ben Selling) wholesale, boots and shoes, 29 and 31 N Front

Anderson R A, confectionery and fruits, 90 Washington

Anderson T A, groceries, cor Eight and G

ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Chas Ken- Anderson Gilbert, watchmaker and jew- nedy genl agt, passenger dept 3 Wash- eler, 51 Washington ington

Andritschke C R, Pacific Exchange, Sec- ond near Weidler's mills

Anoretta A, Hub Saloon, 54 N First

Alexander H, family liquor dealer, 346 Apple & Apfel, new and second hand First

Allen Wm O, house raising and moving Allen & Ewart, (G W & Robt; R K ticket brokers, 13 Morrison

ALISKY EDWARD, wines and liquore, 243 First

Alisky, Baum & Co, candy manufactory, 106 E

Alphonse H, barber, 304 First

Alsager N, boot and shoe maker, 691/2 N First

Allen E W, seeds, 171 Second

Allen Wiley B, books, stationery and music, 211 First

Allen J V. real estate, 61/2 Washington

Allen & Lewis, (H F Allen & C H Lewis) wholesale grocers and commission mer- chants, 46 to 54 N Front. S F office, 202 Cal

Allard J J, horseshoeing, 106 G

Amacher M & Co, (A Murner & M Ama-

cher) propr Juier Grutli Saloou, 8 Baker E D, Mgr Louis Saroni & Co, 8 Yamhill

AMES & DETRICK, bags, tents, twines, awnings, etc, Wm T' Atwood, Mer, 111 Front

Amick M J, Mgr Gas Saving Ass'n, rooms 67 and 55 Cambridge Blk,

AMERICAN STABLES, carriage and saddle horses to let on reasonable terms, Patton Bros, proprs, 275 First cor Jefferson

American District Tel Co, N T Collett,

Supt, cor First and Morrison and 44 Bankers' Mutual Relief Association, (C G F rst

American Laundry, H R Long & Co, proprs, T bet Tenth and Eleventlı, office 150 First

AMERICAN ABSTRACT & IN- DEX CO, J Thorburn Ross, Mgr Amsden L E, saloon, 174 Third

Anderson T A, North West Hotel, cor G and Eight

Anderson John A, bakery and confec- Barbey John, locksmith, 24 Yamhill tioney, Fifteenth and O

Bartram & Mardrf, (Chas Bartram, John Mardrf) The Snug saloon, 209 Fourth

Barr Sam'l M, real estate agt, 102 First Anderson & Gray, (O H Anderson & J J Barman Leopold, groceries and provi- Gray) carrriage mfgrs, 113 B

iions, 160 Washington

Astein F, hoot and shoe maker, cor Thir- teenth and I

Atkinson & Wakefield, (J L & D W) real estate arts, 1021 First

Bailey G O, groceries, 55 N Second

Baker W W & Sons, (W W W & Joe) editors and proprs Rural Spirit and Williamette Farmer, 5 Washington

N Front

Baldwin & Turner, (T R Baldwin, John Turner) The Vacuma, 14712 Third

Balfour, Guthrie & Co, shipping and com- mission merchants, Walter J Burns, Mgr, cor First and Vine

Baltes F W & Co, (Frank W Baltes, Pres and Trcas, J T Hayne, Sec) printers, 28 Oak

Balliau Ed, Evening Star saloon, 13 N Second

Caffall, Pres, A L Reed, Sec, Merchants' National Bank of Portland, Treas) cor First and Stark

Bank of British Columbia, (Geo Good, acting Mgr) A, Frist and Vine

Barbare Mrs J, lodging, 95 N Second Barchus Mrs J H, artist, 14512 Third

Barber S J, dentist, rooms 1 and 2, 149 Third

ANDERSON CO, printers, lithographers and book binders, 2 to 8 Barker & Smlth, (C ( Barker, J C Smith) Alder notions, cigars, tobacco and confection- ers. cor Yamhill and First

Andrews F V & Co, ( F V Andrews & N P Hall) real estate and insurance agts

furniture, 215 Front

ARATA G & CO, wholesale wines and liquors and cigars, 267 First

Arfeld A & Co, (Adolph Arfeld) clothing, etc, 27 N First

" ARGONAUT THE," Sherwood & Beaumont, proprs cor First and Alder Arlington The Mining Co, Jonathan Bourne, Jr, Sec, 7 Morrison

Armstrong Mrs A M, dress making, 53 N Fourth

ARNOLD F K, ( Snell, Heitshu & Woodward)

Albina Ferry Co, A S Wildes Sec, W H Foster Mgr, foot O

906. PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BARRETT JOHN, Plumbers', Gast and Steamfitters' Supplies. Gas Fix- tures, Mantels, Grates aud Tiles, 43 First

Barr: tt Edward, prop Louvre saloon, 130 First

Barry John, propr The Leland saloon SE cor Morrison and Second

Barry John, saloon, Second and Morrison BATTY GEO S, Gen'l Western Agt Wisconsin Central, 112 Washington

Battin H E & Co, (H E Bittin and J W Wright) wholesale fruit and commis- sion. merchants, 130 Front

Baum & Brandes, confectionery and res- taurent, 145 First

BAVARIA BEER HALL AND LIQUOR STORE, Ulrich Zeitfuchs prop. Telephone 299. A s eciaity in bottling Weinhard's Lager Beer, 80 & 82 cor Second and Oak

Bays & Jeffery, (John and E J) contrac- tors, 9 Stark

Bayer J C, metal rooffer, 265 and 267 Bissinger & Co, hides, furs and tallow,

Second

Beach F E & Co, paints, oils, glass, sash, doors and b inds. 103 Front

Beck Wm & Son, (Wm and W G Beck) sporting goods, 165 and 167 Second Beck John A, watchmaker and jeweler, 1 Morrison

Becker R, millivery, 220 Second

Beebe W S, attorney-at law, 512 Mor- rison

Beebe C F, (Sutton & Becbe) 16 N Front Berry F W, commission merehant

Behrenz B M, propr Union Brush Works, 75 Washington

Bchlow E R, furs, 29 Washington

BELL JAMES F, physician and sur- geon, 147 First

Belcher J H, Major Quartermaster U S Army, 152 First .

BELDING BROS, (A W & H A) watchmakers and jewelers, 13 N First| Birmingham J M, furniture and wall BELISIS JOHN, propr St Louis paper, 234 First Hotel and Exchange, 205-207 First Bishop Scott Academy, J W Hill, M D, Principal, cor Eighteenth and B Bennis Chas & Co, shingle mfr, 127 Front

Bennett & Allen, (E HI Bennet & A W Allen) drug store, Fifteenth and M

Bennett and Harvey, (James Bennett & E H Harvey) wholesale and retail sad- dlery and hardware, 105 Front

BENNETT JJ E, contractor

and builder, 10 Salmon

BENSON T S & SON. (C G & T S Boehner J & Son, harness and saddles, Benson) carriage and wagon mfr, job- 247 Front bing of all kinds and horse showing, Sixteenth and T

Bond Win & Co, match factory, 10 NE Park and A

Benton M E, wood and coal, 196 Third Booth Win, physician and surgeon, 120 BENO M & CO, (M Beno & L Beno) groceries, N W cor Second and Salmon Bosworth F S, underwriters' agt, 33 First Third

BENSON H A, mfr of light vehicles of any style, blacksmithing painting and repairing at reasonable rate«, alt work warranted, 50 Third bet Ash and Pine

BERGER & WADDELL, (W P & 'Jessie) sign painters, 130 First, up - stairs

Berger & Bock, (H Berger & Geo Bock) wall paper and painting, 49 Ash

Berlin & Dillinger, (L B Berlin & Wm Di linger) Mechanics' Exchange, 83 First

Bern N M, propr St Lawrence Hotel, 82 N Second

Bernheim & Manner. (Ed Bernheim & Jam's Manner) wholesale candies, 75 Front

Bernstein Alex, atty-at-law, 4312 First Bernstein A S, barber, 150 First

Bernstein N, merchant tailor, 11 Alder Bishop & Smith, (H O Bishop, W H Smith) stair builders, cor Tenth .and J

Pacific dock, cor Front and Salnion

Black F M, (Jo:eph Wagner & Co) 26 N Front

Blake, McFall & Co, (Wm McFall & Blake, Moffit & Towne. S F) wholesale paper, 102 First

Blaney O C, physician and surgeon, 2411_ First

B'aumauer I, & Co, (L Blaumauer) drug- gist, 165 First

Bevan A D, physician and surgeon, cor First and Starke

Bicke"'s Warehouse, Fred Bickel, propr, 31 N Front

Bigham H T, atty-a+-law, rooms 3 to 5, 7212 Morrison

Binswanger O S, physician and surgeon. Cambridge blk

Block A, propr Globe Exchange Saloor, and Globe Hotel, 45 N Front

Blodgett A M, confectionery, 94 Morri- son

BLUMAUER SOL, (HIexter, May & Co

BODMAN WM M, salesman J A Strowbridge, 109 First

BE SURE YOUR TICKETS READ OVER

-R.ANDR ..

ALWAYS CONSIGN YOUR FREIGHT

IN CARE OF

THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL

BECAUSE IT IS

LINE

The Most Popular Route BETWEEN ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS

: AND :

Chicago, Il1.

Milwaukee. Wis.

Fond Du Lac, Wis.

Oskosh, Wis.

Neenah, Wis.

Stevens Point, Wis.

Chippewah Falls, Wis. Eau Claire, Wis.

ALSO FOR ALL POINTS EAST, SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST - -: OF :-

CHICAGO * AND + MILWAUKEE.

Equipment the Best ! Dining Car Service Unequalled ! Pullman Palace Cars Unexcelled !

EXPRESS TRAINS-FAST TIME

Between Chicago and Milwaukee, and St. Paul or Minneapolis, at which points close connections are made with all diverging Lines. For Full Information, Maps, Time Cards, Rates, &c, apply or write to ANY TICKET AGENT, or to

GEO. S. BATTY, Genl. Western Agent, (Office of Haight & Donner, Real Estate) No. 11/2 Washington St., Portland, Or.

JAMES BARKER, H. C. BARLOW, WM. S. MELLEN, Gen. Pass. & Tkt Agt. Gen. Freight Agt. Gen Manager.

[OVER] MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.

No Other Railway in the Northwest HAS IN SO SHORT A PERIOD GAINED THE REPUTATION AND POPULARITY

-ENJOYED BY-

THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE

F ROM a comparatively unknown factor in the commercial world, it has been transformed to an independent, influential, grand

THROUGH ROUTE

With magnificent depots, superb equipment and unsurpassed terminal facilities. Through careful catering to details, it has won for itself a reputation for solidity, safety, convenience and atten- tion to its patrons, second to no railroad in the country.

PULLMAN SLEEPERS

Models of palatial comfort, dining cars in which the cuisine and general appointments are up to the highest standard, and coaches especially built for this route, are among the chief ele- ments which have contributed towards catering successfully to a discriminating public.

Located directly on its line, between Minneapolis and St. Paul, and Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth and Milwaukee and Chicago, are the following thriving cities of . Wisconsin and Michigan:

New Richmond, Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, Wis., Ironwood, Mich., Bessemer, Mich., Stevens Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Waukesha, and Burlington, Wis.

For detailed information, lowest current rates, berths, etc., via this route, to any point in the SOUTH or EAST, apply to nearest Ticket Agent, or address

WM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,

General Manager. Gen. Passr. & Ticket Agent. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. CEO. S. BATTY, Ceni. Western Agent, (Office of Haight & Donner, Real Estate.) 11% Washington Street, Portland, Oregon.

[OVER]

907

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BOODY FRED F, Mgr Nicoll, the Brown & McCabe, (J A Brown, W L Mc- tailor, 126 First

Born F, wood working machinery and saws, 146 Front

Borthiwick A E, real estate and insurance agte, rooms IO and 11, 13312 First

Boston Rubber Shoe Co, S R Fairchild, Mgr, C R Winslow, genl agt, S F Cal, mfr rubber boots and shoes, 91-93 Front

BOSS SALOON (The) Henry Scheu- fler pronr, cor Fand Front

BOTEFUHR F & CO, fine wines and liquors. Agts for Old Pioneer, Eureka, AAA, Old Tennessee, White Rye whis- kies, cor Third and Ash

Bouchier F, glove manufacturer, 135 First

Boulden G W, sign and fresco artist, 10 Salmon

Bourne Jonathan Jr, Sec Arlington Min- ing Co. 7 Morrison

Bovich Jerry, Vienna chop house, 32 Buchene Peter, horseshoer, 244 Front

Yamhill

Bowen E J, seeds, etc, C 'T Smith Mgr, 65 Front

Bowers W F & Co, S R. Fairchild Mgr, manufacturers rubber goods, leather Bummelin & Gutmann, (G P & Chas) fur- belting and rubber clothing, 91-93 riers, 82 First Front

BOYNTON'S CELEBRATED FURNACES, H W Niles & Co genl agts. 146 Third

BOYNTON C W SAW CO, (C W Boynton & Phillip Hager) 40 First

Breck, J M Jr & Co, druggists, 101 Mor- rison

Breyman & Summerville, (A H Breyman & John Summerville) stock dealers, 147 Fir.t

Brigham & Weeks, (J R Brigham, R H Weeks) stoves, furnaces and house fur- nishing hardware, 47 First

Brigham P E, fancy goods, 103 First Bristol J N, groceries, 44 Morrison

Boyd & Arnold, ( U K & Harry C) genl ayts Hamburg Bremen Insurance Co, 102 First

Bradley Herbert & Co, (Herbert Bradley) leather and findings, 73 Front

Brady Chas, boots and shoes, 227 First Bradstreets Mercamile Agency (The), Saml Collyer Supt, Kamm blk, cor First and Pine

Brady & Bannon, (G A Brady & P J Ban- non) attys at law

Brady & Right, (R Brady, A W Right) plumbing, 83 Washington

Bronaugh C E, atty at law, Waldo blk, Washington

Brown & Betts, (L A Brown, J P Betts) groceries, 21 N First

Cabe) stevedores, 25 B

Brown H, stores and tinware, 211 Sec- ond

BROWNE J M F, physician, 281 First

Brown J W, cigars and tobacco, 1061/2 First

Brownsville Woolen Mills, D Dalgleish agt. 140 First

Browning Geo W, stationery and books, 52 Morrison

Brundage A J, painter, wall paper and pumps 268 Front

Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co (The), billiards, pool and bar fixtures, etc Benj Bowman Mgr. 149 Front

BRYANT G S, (with Waterhouse & Lester) cor Front and Madison

Burelbwh M, groceries and saloon, cor Ninth and G

Buchman Thos, saloon, 12 Morrison

Buffumt & Pendleton, (F N & F G) fur- nishing goods, 123 First

Bulut M, fruits, confectionery, cigars, and tobacco, 247 First

Burckardt & Mav, (A Burckhardt E May) wholesale butchers, 26 Oak

Burger Jas A, restaurant, 228 First

Burns & Barlow, (D C Burns, O G Bar- low) groceries and provisions, 151 Third

Burns Walter J, ( Balfour, Guthrie & Co) cor First and Vine

Burke John, Sup't Portland Macadmiz- ing and Paving Co. 24112 First

BURLINGTON ROUTE, A C Shel- don, Gen'l Agt, E A Hackett, Asst Gen'l Ayt, A J Ratcliff, City Pass Agt, 85 First

Burton Mrs H HI, propr Burton House, cor F and Third

Burnett John J, (Sutherland & Burnett) 5 Washington

" BUREAU THE," Frank Huber, prop, cor First and Morrison

Bush D B, Mgr Oregon Branch Home Mutual Insurance Co, 100 First. cor Stark

Bushwiler A, Justice of Peace, 128 First up stair's

BUTTERFIELD BROS, (H S & A E) Watchmakers and Jewelers, Tools and Materials and Whitcomb Lathes, 16212 First

Bulivant J, groceries, SW cor Eleventh and Jefferson

|Cake & Cake attornies-at-law, Labbe's block, Washington

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PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CÆSAR C & CO, (J R Cameron and C Caesar) grain shippers and com merchants, 30 N Front

CALEDONIA SALOON, George T Reed, cor N Front and N

California Wire Works, L H Parker, agt, , Oak

Callagher James J, shipsmith, 46 N Second

CAMPBELL J, City Pass Agt Albert Lea Route, 3 Washington

Campbell Benj, gen'l freight agent O R & N Co, Ainsworth block

Campbell H C, Sec Pacific Bridge Co, Portland Savings Band building

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL- WAY, C G McCord, Pass and Freight Art, J C Whelan, City Pass Agt, 6 Washington

CAPLES & MULKEY, (J F Caples, M F Mulkey) attornies-at-law, rooms 15 and 16, Mulkey's block, 331/2 Mor- rison

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Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 113

Author: Publication date: 1888-89 Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co Number of Pages: 970

Author:
Publication date: 1888-89
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co
Number of Pages: 970