Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 117

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Publication date: 1888-89
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Thiel's Detective Service, M C Sullivan, Myr, Labbe's blk

THOMPSON DAVID P, capalitist, Second and Washington

Thompson, De Hart & Co, (E J De Hart and Wm Honeyman) wholesale hard- ware, iron and steel, 173, 175 Front 174 First

Thompson H Y, atty at law, Abington blk Thompson J B, atty at law, First Na- tional Rank bidg

Thompson & Riggen, (R H Thompson and S B Riggen) real estate and insur- ance agt, 48 Stark

Thomas W E, atty at law, cor First and Alder

THOMPSON WALTER & ;CO indse brokers

Thornton R H, atty-at-law, 7216 Morri- son

Thunander Frank, carriage mfr, Fourth and A

Thunander F, carriage painter, cor Ash anl Fourth

TCIE JONATHAN, dea'er in all kinds of wood, cor Water and Columbia Tingry C G, jeweler mfr, cor Morrison and Second

TIVOLI THEATRE, Richard Clin- ton, Mer, S E cor First and Madison

Tatum & Bowen, A F Hildreth, Mgr, 127 THWAITES JOS, photographer, Front 167 and 169 First

Taylor C, attorney-at-law, 7212 Morrison TOMPKINS O P, commission and Tav'or Joseph, wines, liquor, and c.gars, 135 Front

purchas ny azt, 47 First, (with Brig- ham & Weeks)

930

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Torg'er F W, cigars and fruits, 96 Wash- VIERDIER & CLOSSET, (Band E ington

Tolman Miss A, millinery and dressmak- ing, 8812 Washington

Tomlinson Perry, cigars, fruits and con- fectionery, 81 Yamhill

Tomson Wm A, drug store, cor Washing- ton and Park

TOWNE B C, propr Towne's Gal- lery, SW cor. First and Morrison

Trapp Miss Lottie, propr Willamette Hotel, 227 Front

Trenkman & Wolf, machine shop, col F and Third

True J B, grocer, 333 First

Turgeon Frank, barber, 75 North First TUFTS A D, cooper, 28 N First

Tuefer Joe, (The) Park saloon, cor Wash- ington and Fourteenth

Turk James, Sailors Home, 109 N First Tutt'e J B, Justice of the Peace, 167 First, up stairs

UHLMAN T J, Rainier ( Market, col W Paik and D

U C & BT Co, (R B Knapp, Pres, CA Hughes, Sec) cor Second and Pine

Unger L C, wood yard, cor Front and Madison

Union Fuel Co, John Effinger, Mgr, 30 Ash

Union Iron Works, R H Thompson, Pres, W J Idleman, Sec,E W Jones, Supt) col Main and Front

Union Mutual Life Insurance Co, John E Witt, Pres and Win D Beam, Mg., third floor, Labhe's blk, Washington

United States Electric Lighting and Power Co, B F Morey, Supt, 73 Third

Union Ticket Office, Geo S Taylor, Ticket Agt, SW cor First aud Oak

Union Transfer and Storage Co', John Effinger, Mer, 30 Ash

U S PARK, Hannemann & Sekler, proprs, 410 Water

USEL & P Co, James Lotan, Pres, R H Thompson, Vice-Pres, J P Mashall, Sec P F Morey, Mgr, Ainsworth Na- tional Bank Treas, 73 Third, foot of S Van Schuyver W J & Co, (W J Van Schuyver) wholesale wines and liquors, 63 Front

Varvig H & Son, (H and L) whole- sale and retail wines and liquors, War- wick Castle, 231 Front

Varwig Thomas, plumber and gas fit- ting, 71 Washington

Vetten A K, German teacher, Labbe's blk

Vestel John L, druggist, cor First and Jefferson

Vincent W R, wagon and carriage maker, '214 Second and 33 Salmon

consolidated importers of coffees, teas and spices, cor Second and Ash

Vollum Geo W, book binders, 171 Second Volney Victor, picture frame mfg, 13] Third

Vonborster Mrs E, restaurant, 102 Third Wade R M, Vice-Pres Knapp, Burnell & Company, Front, First and Ash

WADDELL JESSE, (Berger & Wad. dell) 130 First

Wadhams & Elliott, (Wm Wadhams and Henry A Elliott) wholesale grocers and com mchts, 46 and 48 Front

Wager Geo, propr Aurora Hall, 310 First Wagner Jos & Co, (F M Bladd) flour mill machinery and furnishings, 26 A Front

Wagner John, propr Esmond barber and bath shop, Esmond Hotel

Wagner Jos, hardware and groceries, 85 Washington

Wagner Henry, atty-at-law, Labbe's blk Walker John P, pattern maker, 313 Front

Walker R J, cigars and tobacco, 105 £ First

Walker W F, groceries, Tenth and B

Wailace Wm, coffee house, 89 N First

Wallace W G, ro-e grower and nursery- man, Nineteenth bet Nand O

Wallace W R, saloon, cor Thirteentl, and G

Wallace H W, Sec Knapp Burrell & Co, Front, First and Ash

Walter Bros, (H Tanbenlesmer) carpets. oil cloth and wall paper, cor First and Yamhill

Waller M F, agt Arnold, Pollack & Co, of $ F, room 8, 122 Front

Waugeman Rndolph, piano tuner and repairer, 211 First

Ward A J, barber, 93 N First

WARD MRS MARY, millinery, 232 First

Mrs. MARY WARD,

-DEALER IN -

Fashionable * Millinery, 232 FIRST ST., PORTLAND, OR.

Large [Stock of Goods always onthand.

Pattern Bonnets and Hats Received Every Season,

ET ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. CA

931

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Warner J G, Mgr The Portland Real Es- tate Co, 412 Washington

Warner R C, Mgr W H Sllsby, 308 First Warrer Packing Co, (FM Warren and Frank M Warren) first stairway Ladd's Bank, rooms 3 and 4, 105 First

Warren C G, stoves and tinware, 112 Washington

Wass C A, human hair goods, 83 Yam- hill

WATKINS WM B, physician and surgeon, rooms 5 and 6, 1 0 0 F Hall, First and Alder

WATERHOUSE & LESTER (of S F) John G Bingham, Mgr, hardwood lumber and carriage material, Front and Madison

WATSON JOS, importer of French wines and liquors wholesale and re- taıl. Choicest brand always hand, 45 Morrison bet Second and Third

WATSON J FRANK, (Robert Col- lier & Co) The Smith & Watson Iron Works, Front, Harrison and Water

Watson John P & Co, (John P Watson) com mcht, 26 N Front

Waterholter H, com mcht, 48 F bet Second and Third

White W J, photographer, 166 Fifth

Way S S, groceries and bakery, SW cor N Fourth and D

Webb A T, agt National Safe and Lock Co, and National Cash Register Co, 149 "· Front

Webber Geo, barher, 222 First

Weber Henry, wines and liquors, 225 First

Weber Emil, propr Club saloon, 124 First

Weber, Gratton & Fuhr, (Jacob, Isaac & Paul) propr Brunswick Billiard parlor. 134 First

Weed & Heintz, (Chas Weed, A R Heintz) foundry, 70 Madison

Weidler Joe, planing and lumber yard, Q het Ninth and Tenth

WEINHARD HENRY, propr Wein- hard's City Brewery, cor Twelfth and B Weisgerber John & Co, Portland steam dyeing works, 209 Third

Weister Geo M, photographer, Fifth and Yamhill

WELLS, FARGO & CO, Eugene Shelby agt and asst supt, SW cor First and Ash

Wells G M, physician and surgeon, Ab- ington blk

Wells J H, physician and surgeon, Ab- ington blk

Welch & Clark, (John Welch, E G Clark) dentists, Union blk

Wellcom L, tailor, 35 N Third

Wench H W, Pres and agt Willamette Steamboat Co, foot of Alder

Wertheimer G, groceries and provisions, 130 Washington

West Mrs A E. wholesale and retail mil- linery, 47 Washington

Western Union Tel Co, J W Hayes Mgr, 52 Fir t

Wey Geo J, meat market, 385 Fourth Whalley, Bronaugh & Northup, attys at law, Waldo blk

Whalley J W, atty at law, Waldo blk Wheat Jno R, real estate, 145 First

WHELAN C J, City Pass Agt Cana- d'an Pacific Ry, 6 Washington

Wheeler Bros, (H W & Lee) agricultural implements, foot of Madison

Wheeler C H. physician and surgeon, com First and Ash

Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, J E Wagor Mgr, 88 Morrison

White J A, physician and surgeon, cor First and Yamhill

White Henry J, merchant tailor and gents' furnishing goods, 231 Fir-t

WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, F H Lechler Genl Mgr (nine coun- tics) 169 Second

Whittier, Fuller & Co, C A P'ummer res- ident partner, paints, oils and glass, 62 Front

Wiberg & Hollabaugh, (C M Wiberg, A M Hollabaugh) boots and shoes, 121 First

Wilzinki Bros & Co. cigar manufactur- ers and jobbers, cor Front and Pine

Wickson G G & Co, I S Brown Mgr, 141 Front cor Alder

Wiener Henry, ticket broker, 11 Alder

Wiegand George R C, Western House, NE cor N Fourth and F

Wilbur R M, The Grand Stable, Second het Stark and Washington

Wilcox J D, propr Portland News, 170 Second

Wilcox T B, Vice Pres and Mgr The Port- land Flouring Mill Co

Wilcox C H, news agt and stationery, 52 First

Wilhelm P. saloon, 23 N First

Wildman A, cigars and fruits, 15 N First Williams J T. hill poster, 28 Third

Williams R & E B, attys at law, 5 Stark Williams & Smith, (D L Williams, A L Smith) architects, fourth floor Abing- ton hlk

WILLIAMS & WOOD, (Gro H & G E §) attys at law, First National Bank bni'ding

Williams Wm, blacksmith, 11 N Second Willhelm John, barbe:, 63 Alder

932

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS,

M W Henderson Pres, J B Foster Vicc Pres, W T Stephens Sec, John Moir Supt, N Front bet D and E

Willamette Steamboat Co. H M Winch Pres, W H Poyse Sec, foot of Alder Willamette Steam Mills Lumbering and Mfg Co, J Ordway Supt, N Front

WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Dr, E P Frazer, M D, Dean, Richmond Kel- lv, M D, Sec, cor Fourteenth and C

WILLETT G T, private sceretary A D Charlton

Wilson Holt C, physician and surgeon, Labbe's blk

Wilson R B, physician and surgeon, Labbe's blk

Wilson Bro>, (Henry "and Chas R) lum- her dealers, cor N Thirteenth and L

Wilton W H, stair builder, 66 N Second WISCONSIN CENTRAL (THE). Geo S Batty, Genl Western Agent, 14. Washington

Wisdom W M & Co, druggist, '95 First, NW cor

Wise Lonis, furniture, 224 First

WITHERELL J R, employment and real estate and loan agt, 88 First

WOCHATZ C & SON, (C and I Wochatz) Oregon candy mfr, grocer- jes and provisions, wholesale and re- tail, cor Fourth and Sherman

Woolsey Frank, com mcht, Lenord blk. N First

Wolf H & Bro, (Henry and Marcus) gents' furnishing goods and oil cloth- ing. 28 Front

Wolf S & Co, genl mdse, 226 First

WOOD CES, (Williams & Wood) Woods J S. hat store. 143 F rst

Woods & Thomas, (W H Woods and H Thomas) barbers, 11 N Third

Wood T A. real estate, 141% First

WOODARD C H, (Snell, Hcitshu & Woodard)

Woodard, Clarke & Co, druggists, 14] First and 26 Alder

Woodard George, wood dealer, 5 Wash- ington

Woodward & Woodard, (J H and C H Woodard) at' ys-at-law and Notary Public, rooms 2 and 3, Abington blk, Third

Woodworth B L, job printer, 69 Morri- 8011

Wonster S J, physician and surgeon, rooms 7 and 8, 72%, Morrison

Worcester H S, Mgr, Cleveland Oil and Paint Co, cor Fourteenth and J

Wrage H, merchant tailor, 8412 Morri- son

WORLD PUB CO, pub Weekly World, J W Young, Mgr, 5 Washing- ton

WORLD

(THE). (weekly) The World Puh Co, J W Young, Mgr, 5 Washington

Wright. Z T, machinery, foot Morrison

WRENN S E & CO, proprs Mult- nomah Box Factory, foot Harrison

Wurtenberger A, German Market, Tenth and Washington

Wynkoop & Stark (L Wand T N) stoves and tinware, 269 First

Yocum & Jones, (Geo W Yocum and Ira Jones) attys-at-law, Mulkey's blk

York N, fruits and confectionery, 3074% First

YOUNG JAMES, (Taylor, Young & Co

Young & Dunbar, (James Young and T N Dunbar) groceries and provisions, 45 First

Young Mens' Christian Association, E C Frost, Sec, Adolph Haberly, janitor Young Wm, marble works, cor A and Second

Zan Bros, (M, and F) brooms, brushes, wood and willow ware, 1 and 3 N Front

Zeagler .John, groceries and liquors, 118 Hood

Zabery & Bisby, (Wm Zabery and C Bisby) restaurant, 30 B

Zeller M, saloon, 295 Front

Zeltner F, florist, 151 Morrison

Zeitfucks Ulrich, propr Bavaria Beer Hall, 80 and 82 Second

Zimmerman F. wholesale wines and liquors, 233 First

Zimmerman L, butcher, First

Zirngiebel J P, fresco painter, 104 and 131/2 Washington

Zirngiebel J P, house and sign painter, 1312 Washington

Zittmayer Geo, wholesale and retail wines, liquore and cigars, 73 and 75 Wash ngton

E. C. HUGHES,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

511 SANSOME ST., S. F.

Country Orders Promptly Attended to.

ROSEND FOR ESTIMATES. CA

YOUNG MEN'S BOARDING HALL.

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. PORTLAND.OR.

UNIVERSITY HALL. SALEM, OREGON.

Holmes

WOMAN'S COLLEGE. SALEM.OR. 400 GRADUATES.

DEPARTMENTS :

I-College of liberal arts. 1

11-College of medicine; Dr. E. P. Fraser, deat.

III-College of law; Judge Wm. Ramsey, deatt.

IV-Woman's college; Mrs. C. C. Hawley, deall.

V-Conservatory of music; Z. M. Parvin, director. VI-University academy.

VII-Art department; Miss Marie Craig, instructor.

360 STUDENTS.

-- THIRTY TEACHERS .- Day Board for Young Men, $ 1.50 per week.

[,adies' board in Woman's college hall, $2.50 with un- furnished room. $3.50 with nicely furnished room. Catalogue and information sent free. Address

Thos. VanScoy, President, SALEM, OREGON.

SALEM, OREGON.

WILLAMETTE & UNIVERSITY

SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS.

932a

932d

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Northern Pacific R. R.

Is the ONLY DINING CAR LINE from the Pacific Coast to the East, and the only line running

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS

Between Portland, Oregon, and St. Paul without change.

CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONISTS

Holding Round-trip Excursion Tickets can return via Portland, Oregon, and the Northern Pacific R. R., to St. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth, by paying the agent of the Northern Pacific Company, 618 Market St., San Fran- cisco, $15 for ticket, San Francisco to Portland, and Sio for exchanging their Excursion tickets. This allows a stop-over at Livingston, Montana, to make a tour of the Yellowstone National Park.

FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES :

The $10, $30 and $40 Round-trip Excursion Tickets, including all expenses from Livingston, Montana, respectively to Mammoth Hot Springs and return; to Upper Geyser Basin and return; to Up- per Geyser Basin and Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and return, will be on sale at Livingston (Junction of the Yellowstone Park branch with the main line of the Northern Pacific Railroad) June 15 h to September 301h, inclusive.

The $10 ticket includes railroad fare Livingston to Cinnabar and return; stage fare Cinnabar to Mammoth Hot Springs and re- turn, and Supper, Lodging and Breakfast at the latter point. The 830 ticket, railroad and stage fare Livingston to Lower and Upper Geyser Basins and return, and three days' board. The $40 ticket, railroad and stage fare Livingston to Lower and Upper Geyser Basins, Grand Canyon and return, and five days' board.

"Alice's Adventures in the New Wonderland,"

AND THE NEW TOURIST GUIDE,

"Through Wonderland with Lieut. Schwatka,"

Will be mailed to any address on application to T. K. Stateler, 618 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal., or to

CHAS. S. FEE,

Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt., St. Paul, Minn.

A. D. CHARLTON,

Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Or.

932€

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Willamette Valley Route, 8 .-

Oregonian Railway Co., Limited, Line. "NARROW GAUGE."

The Only All Rail Route between Portland, Oregon, and the following points :

WEST SIDE DIVISION.

Dundee Junction,

Fulquartz Landing,

West Dayton,

Lafayette, McMinnville Crossing,

Armstrong,

Whites, Briedwell, Harrison, Broadmeads,

Sheridan Junction,

Ballston, Sheridan, Perrydale,

Smithfield,

Polk,

Dallas, Cochrane,

Monmouth, Luckiamute,

Simpson, Airlie.

EAST SIDE DIVISION.

Rays Landing, St. Paul,

French Prairie, Foise,

Woodburn, Townsend,

McKee, Mt. Angel,

Downs, Silverton, Johnson's Mill,

Howell Prairie, East Side Junc., Macleay,

Waldo Hills, Aumsville,

West Stayton, Scio,

Lengs, Lowsen, Bellville, Linn, Brownsville,

Montgomery, Priceboro,

Wilkins, and Coburg.

Traversing a Rich, Fertile and Thickly Settled portion of Farming Country, with New and Unimproved Lands Adjoining.

RATES OF FREIGHT AND FARE LOW. R

For further information apply to CHAS. N. SCOTT, Receiver,

First and Pine Sts., Up Stairs, PORTLAND, OREGON.

932f

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. W. BOYNTON. C. W. BOYNTON SAW CO No. 40 First Street. BOYNTON

New Patent Wonder CROSS-CUT SAW,

L EADS WHEREVER KNOWN; EVERY SAW Fully Warranted SILVER STEEL, Patent Ground, Spring Tempered; Fastest, Cutting Saw in the World; Ground Six Gauges Thir on Back. making it run with but little ett. PRICE, $1.00 per foot.

BOYNTON

One Man Saw

A' LL LENGTHS, FROM 3 TO 8 FEET; RE- movable Handle; Cutting Both Ways; Sim- pie to Sharpen. PRICE, $1.00 per foot.

BOYNTON

DOUBLE-EDGE PRUNING SAW,

D OES TWICE THE WORK OF THE ORDI- nary Tree Trimmers-cutting the entire limbs from trees without the use of shears or knife-using the fine-tooth side of saw for small limba, large-tooth for larger limbs. cutting both ways, the return stroke being as effective as the up stroke, and much easier for operator.

"Holes in the handle are for attaching to po'e for the cutting of higher branches.

Price of 20-inch Saw, $1.50. "By mail, post-paid, where dealers do not handle them.

C. W. BOYNTON

SAW COMPANY.

PAT.NOV.25.1884 C. W. BOYNTON'S LATEST PATENT WONDER SAW

PATENTE

SIMSUMAON LAND,

PHILIP HAGER

N.NWM

C.W. BOYNTON'S

PATENT WONDER SAW

PAT. NOV.25 1884.

PATIENT

COMBINING

ALL THEFACT CUTTING QUALITIES . IMHOFACTURE AND FULLY WARRANTED BY " THE WORLD RENOWNED LIGHTING SON $5.000, CHALLENGE

WITH THE CLEANING TEETH OF THE CHAMPION

THELATEST WONDER.". BENDERS ITAS ITS NAME INDICATES

BOYNTON'S

NEW YORK CITY.

NO SPECIAL

LATEST

PAT.NOV. 25.04. WONDER CROSS CUT. SAW A. & C.W. BOYNTON.PATENTEES

THAT THISIS THE FASTEST CUTTING SAWIN THE WORLD.

FILES REQUIRED ACOMMON

EIGHT INCH MILL FILE IS SUFFICIENT TO KEEP

IT IN PERFECTORDER

OR CROSS CUT

932g

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

B. C. TOWNE.

Views of Columbia River and Alaska Scenery.

TOWNE

LEADING + PHOTOGRAPHER, & Cor. First and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON.

Enlarging and Finishing in any Style from Old or Faded Pictures. a

THWAITES

PHOTOGRAPHER

167 First Street, Portland, Oregon.

CABINETS, $4.00 PER DOZEN.

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.

THE . DAVIES'

* PHOTOGRAPH + GALLERY Cor. First and Taylor Sts., Portland, Or.

Grand Medal Awarded at Mechanics' Fair, 1887.

St. + Charles + Restaurant,

Connected with the St. Charles Hotel,

PORTLAND, - OREGON.

CHARLES HEILMAN, .

First-Class Board per Week, - Table d'Hote, I

- Manager.

- $6.00 .50

932h

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIONEER BOAT HOUSE,

Sail Row Boats

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Rented by the Hour, Day, Week or Month.

Boats of any Desired Pattern Built at Lowest Rates.

J, LaCHAPELLE, Proprietor.

Foot of Madison Street, PORTLAND, OR.

EDW. A. SWOPE. D. W. TAYLOR.

SWOPE & TAYLOR,

LEADING PRINTERS, Legal Blanks, Book Binding, Paper Ruling.

5 & 7 Washington St., (Third Floor.) Portland, Or. - -TELEPHONE No. 290 .- -

PACIFIC SODA WORKS, JOACHIN KOWALL, Proprietor.

-MANUFACTURER OF

Soda Water, Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, TONIC BEER, ETC. Mineral Water, and all kinds of Flavoring Syrups. Cor. 9th and G Sts., Portland, Or.

932i

PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

International Hotel Cor. Third and E Sts., Portland, Or.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL

A.BURR.

UR facilities are such that we defy competition. This is the largest and most respectably kept Hotel in the Northwest.

Board and Lodging, $1.00 per Day. Meals, 25 cts. Lodgings, 25 cts. · Free Bus to and from the House. No Chinese Employed.

E. LEWISTON, Proprietor. Late of the Minnesota House.

J. C. HOLLISTER, &MANUFACTURER OF 2.

RED * RUBBER * STAMPS,

STENCILS, SEALS, STEEL STAMPS, BURNING BRANDS, Etc. 62 FIRST STREET, Between Pine and Oak, PORTLAND, OREGON,

932j

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. Luttrell Murphy & Co. J. Luttrell Murphy & Co.

ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS

Corporation Law, and Land Titles, Specialties. Agents, Coal and Iron, Farm and Timber Lands.

BROKERS & BANKERS .- Interests on Deposits. Bonds & Mort- gages. Loans and Discounts Trusts and Investments.

(MURPHY, LATE TERRITORIAL SUPREME JUDGE, AND ATTORNEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO.) SEATTLE, WASH. TER.

CAPT. H. H. BURNETT, of New York. WALTER A. HALL, of Seattle.

H. H. BURNETT & CO. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Room 6, Colman Block, Mill St. SEATTLE, WASH. TER. Investments Made for Non-Residents. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Se

Railroad Saloon and Lodging House, T. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.

........

Fine Wines, Liquors Cigars Foot of Main Street, Opposite Depot, SEATTLE, W. T.

932k

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

ROBERT BECKER, Proprietor. COR. COMMERCIAL AND JACKSON STREETS, SEATTLE, WASH. TER.

NEWLY + FURNISHED, CENTRALLY LOCATED. Large . and . Airy . Rooms.

TABLE AI

First-Class Sample Rooms where the Choicest Brands of

Wines, Liquors & Cigars Always to be found.

BOOTH & BRISCOE, Abstracts , of # Land + Titles,

SEATTLE AND KING COUNTY.

Rooms 3 & 4, Yesler-Leary Building, SEATTLE, WASH TER.

R. PETKOVITS, MANUFACTURER OF2.

FANCY +

FURS,

AND IMPORTER OF SKINS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAW FURS.

620 Front Street, Seattle, W. T.

932l

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Seattle Brass & Bell Foundry JOHN E. GOOD, Proprietor.

Car Brasses, Zinc and Babbit- Metal Castings, and every variety of work. Brass Finishing in all its Branches.

Babbitt Metals of all grades made to order at short no. tice, and of the best materials. First-class work guaranteed.

Steamboat, Railroad & Mill Castings

Foot of Jackson Street, SEATTLE, WASH. TER.

D. B. WARD.

L. H. GRIFFITH.

WARD & GRIFFITH

REAL ESTATE BROKERS

Office, Occidental Block,

SEATTLE, WASH. TER.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,

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SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SALEM.

A post, express and telegraph town on the O. & C. R. R., 53 miles southwest of Portland. It is the State capitol and county seat of Marion county ; is beautifully located on the Willamette river with as good water power as there is in the State. It has first- class hotels, two National and three private banks, a public library, an opera house, elec- tric light, gas, flouring mills, sash, door and blind factory and other branches of industry. The press is well repre- sented by the Statesman (daily and weekly), the Oregon Vidett (weekly), the Lance (weekly) and several other publications. The State School for the deaf and dumb and blind, State Insane Asylum and State Penitentiary are located here. The educational advant- ages possessed by Salem are of high order and consist of the Willamette University three public and two priva te schools. Population 8,000

Adolph & Anderson, (S & W) wines and liqnors, 217 Commercia

AITKEN JAS, Mgr Salem Co-opera- tive Ass'n 126 State

Arlbergast Mrs Carrie, dressmaking, Court ALBERT J H, Cashier Capitol Na- tional Bank

APPLEGATE J A, atty-at-law and notary public, 2421% Commercial

BABCOCK F J, undertaker and cabi- net maker, 109 State

BAKER FRANK, State Printer Barker W C, feed stable, 62 Ferry Basey A J, hackman, 44 State

Barr John G, watchmaker and jeweler, Chamberlin Miss J L, music teacher, 311 106 State Commercial

Barry I W, asst warden Oregon State Penitentiary

Beck Wm & Son, (Wm and W G) guuns and sporting goods, 94 State

Bellinger E H, agricultural implements, 54 State

Belt Geo W, Prosecuting Attorney

Belt Geo W, Third Judicial District Prose- cuting Attorney

Benson Mrs, dressmaker, cor State and Cook & Minthorn, Mgrs Oregon Land Co, Commercial

Benson Wm, expressman, 44 State

COX H W, druggist, 100 State.

Bingham G G, atty-at-law, 235% Com- Craig Mrs M, instructor art dept Willa- mercial

mette University

Boothby W F, architect, eor State and Crawford J W, stoves, tinware and Commercial

plumbing, 261 Commercial

Boise R P, Third Judicial District Judge Breyman Bros, (W & E) capitalists and com mchts, cor Court and Commercial, up stairs

Brown, Fullerton & Co, hardware, stoves, tinware and agricultural implements, 232 to 236 Commereial

Brown Wm & Co, boots and shoes, 231 Commercial

Buchanan T, grocer, 159 Court

Burnett Geo H, atty at law, State

Burrows Thos, groceries and feed 226 Commercial

Butt Wm, wines and liquors, 232 Com- mercial

Byrd J C, dentist, cor State and Com- mercial

Byrd W H, physician and surgeon 23512 Commercial

Calvert Chas, millinery and fancy goods, 274 Commercial

Catterlin & Kicks, (F J and L J) photo- graphers, cor State and High

Capitol Adventure Co, S Friedman, Pres and Mgr, Scott, Bozorie, Sec, cor Court and Liberty

Academy of the Sacred Heart, Sister Superior Mary Peter, Cottage & Center CAPITOL JOURNAL, (daily and Ackerlen E, wines and liquors. 108 State weekly) Capitol Journal Pub Co, Will H Parry, Mgr, 112 Court Adams W Q, mfg agricultural implements 45 State

Capital Lumbering Co, A N Morse, Sec Mgr, cor Front and Ferry

CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK (The R S Wallace. Pres and J H Albert Cashier. Capital $75,000; surplus $9,500

CAPITOL SALOON AND TEN PIN ALLEY, Wm Schrroder, propr, 210 Commercial

Chase John, soda works, 151 Court

CHAMBERLIN MIL, (Willis &Cham- berlin) 108 Court

Chambers Wm, hackman, 164 Commer- mercial

Chapman M N. County Clerk

Cherrington T J, photographer, New Bank building

CHEMEKETA HOTEL, Du Pois Bros proprs, cor Commercial and Trade Churchill C N, Chief Engineer S F D

Coffee James, notary public and insur- ance agt, 216 Commercial

Coffee Mrs J, cigars and tobacco, 216 Commercial

State Ins building

SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CRONISE & WILSON, F J Cro- GIBSON & SINGLETON, H F .

rise, & Wilsont took and job printers Commercial, over State Invirance Co

Cross E C propr Franklin Market, 267 Giesy August, County Treasurer Commercial

Crump Mrs M J, dressmaking. Court

Cosid W A, physician, 235 % Commer-

Davis N-polian, Clere State Land Bozr! Dalrymple J J, zent mise, 299 Commer. cial

Deazhom P. H, saddlery and harnose, 244 Commer .a

DIAMOND H, propr Salem baths and barber shop, and lealer in all kinds of mal instrumente, 208 Cm.mercia

Dickenson (, garden seeds and nursery, Cor. .. ercial

Doweing Geo &, atty at law, and Sup' Ocezon State Penitentiary

Dooming E A, atty at law, 10212 Stat

Drake B F, propr Salem Iron Works, cor Haine: L M, merchant tailor, 214 Co icate and Front. mercial

DU BOIS BROS, (Henry K & Joe) Hawley Mrs C C. Dean, Women Coll propra Cremekete Hotel, Coninercia Wil amette University ar ! Trade

DEGAN BROS, W F & J J) plumb era, ga. ar : atan fitters 1332 state

Daman Wmn, azt Western Union Tel Co, met Te ephone Co, and jos france Hendricks R J, Mer Statesman Pub 2., 196 Co 264 Commercial

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Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 117

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