' Tin: OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. - PORTLAND. . SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1C0C
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IF , I ; i e strenuous for the Uuranla de d
T " tm ' ' Tf i . : Cordova, founder of the Amari- d ,
! I x " '" i . , " can Boy's association, ut ft ma , d
' I v ' f e( ninr i4T&tni, and he Is 4
V,"' i I , , . ' 'd disgusted. - Tin Marauis made a e'
,. ' J- I ' '' light la training, ooya la - ' d .
-' i, I ' tfw Tort; acta he . started ' out ;
.:.,' ' ) ' with high prtnojplee and lofty d -
i j ' , ' 4 proved too much for aim. : - 4
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Portland
She First Actually Gave the Loca
. ' tion era Coal KIne; Then
rocni WIdoMrj5cn. ' .
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CQD.IAVS ll.'EATRE
,' TONIGHT .
Farowan parformanoo Sllaford Compaaf
J "New York Day by Day"
Mm. 10 Bt a4 too, a? fart af tka kawa.
AKonrea 'ipbciau
Mast faaoar KatinM .J'lgM, 1
Um (ibkkm aural aVaaav
THE ENSIGN"-
i lite mmA aiw.. '
ISO a4 Me., .,-...,,.,.:
I THE Divrn THCirne
art I kUkat, Sou Lama aa4 Maiavaa
. ; Eh Qktlaa Ooopaar ta Waaat A .
.netoe
HURLY BURLY
AND THE ROYAL FAMILY
IBfftaatef ftaadar aUtlaae, Toaa
' M ut aoauaat
TWIRLY WIIIRLY
trleai BrealiMr, Ha, ' :
Mattaaa, tea, IBe. lOe. '
SIM Xady of Oraolaa Sztraetloa, aTowl
k , - , avnoaiauuag' roruaaa.
;adama Da Salnta, tha lady of Ora-
cian extraction, wnoee apartments are
at the northweat corner or Seventli and
Taylor atreata. haa atartiad thla com
munity with her wonderful powera Two I
week ago, aa waa announced at the I
time, tnia woman gave Uie axaot loca
tion of a ooal mine that rlvea promlaf
of developing- into an Important mining
propoaltlon. Bamplaa ot coal have actu
ally bean brought to Portland and anal
yst a ho we It to be of a1 moat auperlor
quality, ina juniiajit nnaer, wno win
BasebanitiBadebaUtl
ALBANY
; ROSBBURQ
f Oraro Rtata
Jrart, Mtk aad Taadu ta
Oaaaa OaHa4 at liOO p. m.
; Vnal Admlaaloa.
1
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LYRIC THEATRE
(Oaraar aloar aad Smata.)
HIQM.CLA88
jueBjUtx UW ,UWiaUBl uiiu' i w taw W aaa i aiawawPaij
not yet dlscloaa Its location, because bs I DQpiNBD VALinRVII f n
desires to "hook on" to adjoining prop- - VAUUtSVIUUlj
arty, has left a earn Die of the product
with atadara D Salnta and Its appear
ance certainly aanotes it to as ox ex
l:M ta 4 M. f :M ta lOiM.
Barrarawaee BaDdaj, t to M r. at
ID OKVTS JTO HlCItUt.
ARCADE THEATRE
ETKNTB AND WASB1 ROTOR. .: x.
REPINED VAUDEVILLE
lM to -M. f :M ta lSiia
arncDiT continuoi s mow a ty
tOB LADIlaV OBNTUCMBN AMP CHILOaijl.
iPNISSIOll TEH CENTS TO ANT SEAT.
FRITZ THEATRE
UNPARALLELED
7X
atnAor
ERA WORK ON BRAKCII
OF PROSPERITY LINE OF RAILWAY
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rouxrx axon An iwiiti-
OOVSTBtrCTZOaT 0 MMMT MWW
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oo&onii 'TJuiroH jAssztsn
(Special Dispatch ta Ae Jeraal.t
Bucsaa. Or, June 4. The work
of
' (SpteUI DHpatok ta The Joaraat)
x Forest . OroTO. Or June ' 4 Forest
Orore and Tloinlty la narlna: an unpar-1 clarlng the right of way for the oon
- allelsd era of prosperltr. Bona of whloh neotlng. f a branch railway between
1 ; Is In the nature of a boom, bat a steady the main Una of the Southern pctno at
, business - growth. Over 40 nouses are Henderson ' and ' the , Woodburn-Natroa
, In process, of , eonstrnotlon, while, as I branch at Springfield haa lust been com
many : more are contracted for to bo I plated and It la expected that the South-
bunt before fall. JCrery house is being era PadflO'i company's ' construclffbn
.biilir as a home. Families are wait- gan wUl commence work on. the branch
- . Jf k0.?!!!. ilJ?: ? wr short tlme.. The bridge-gang
... .V.-.VM.B , w vww-.u now at wow at Grants Pass, and as
' ' aaraT knew 'afl War t-)n- 00n ompIata fhelr work there
M JT.!r. tT!1!" they wlU. aom. to Bprtngfleld
. . . " wV, 1 10 construct the bridge across .the- WU
. ' .ZTrT"'',: J!i rtver at that pUCa
. hi lesa The nrosneots are brlarht fot-f '" -' Ooloaal Taatoh tTponm
' m Vorast Oroya ta ret both aa eiactrin I - Hon. R. M. Veatch. Demoeratla oandl-
- road from Portland and the mall route I data for, congressman, addressed a larra
' ' to Tillamook, which now goes by North fenthuslaatto audience at the courthouse
" TamhlU. , , Tha , mail ; route inspector I at night Bit hearers frequently later-
spent a portion of the week , looking irnptea ut aaaress try yocireroTis ap-
over tha- Tiuamoos v road ia Forest lPausa atr. v eaten tm run well here
-13rors and fit will be no surprise to to his awn county where the people are
. hear ot ths cnengee oaing ordered at I weu acquainted with bU acuity as a
- , any time as this route can ne kept open I statesman.
all. winter aad matt reach Tillamook I : . ' ftcdga Uecttoaa.
much sarUer tha entire year by this I The Springfield I. a a F. lodge has
route. ' j elected the following new offloers: HU-
, - tm Knignta, ox ryuuas . wui hold ton BaUey. noble grand; W. F. Walker,
uiair uwiMut otdtuuu ner f next i tics grana; H. EL-walker, secretary: B,
, "Wednesday, for which erent the local (a. Washburna. treasurer. -
orar Prt?rtn- to entertain a .large I Tha Springfield lodge of Woedmea of
.""""T limynm vubihuu. wormitqa woKia fiaa chosen new officers aa
r z? ... r.'" wawvw iuuowb. t er uoane, u i;;, newton
and McMinnrUle competing. , B, HUon. A. . X.; Grant Roberta, escort;
V-,. . Forest Crrore Boss Show. V , Ronald -Roberta, watchman; Ralph
The rose show given In Vest's hall Walker, sentry; J. A. Roberta, clerk; fi.
, ' last Wednesday waa tha moat succesa- a. Washbwrne, banker; p. M. MePher-
rut exhibition af lta kind arer held lnln, manager.
t this city, . The profusion of flowers of
' every aescrlptlOB and tha endless Tart
, f- ety of beautiful rosea waa a sight not
' ' forgotten. : Ka collection ever
.. atspiayea could excel the perfect spect
, mene produced In the gardens of this
county aa displayed here thla week. The
,f pnsewuinera were:
' - For beat display of roses First prise,
Mr. I. C Walker; second prise, H. X
MtmmixaiTQ priae. Mra C. r. Clapp.
BLAZE ENDANGERS
AN ALBANY BLOCK
BXFXjOSXOW of a oarbov TAine
STARTS FXRR WHiOR TRRRATRRS
RRSTRVOTXOaT OF XRART OF TM
OXTT-fSO,000 ZR SOROO& ' BORSS
OO TO AV RASTXRR FXBRC.
eallent Cualltt?-
Mra Alice fucker, a poor widow, had
been separated from her son for years.
Madame De Salnte told her to write to
general delivery, Cripple Creek, and she
would near rrom mm. ens am ao, ana
on May IS left Portland to Join him In
his elegant home at Cripple Creek. He
bad received her letter and Immediately
sent her money to come to nun.
Reading of these things, a deserted
Wife -sought Information of her hus
band. Oscar Anderson. - Bhe round him.
He left his home a month ago, and when
bis wife visited the medium the man was
workina In a fish cannery at Aaron
Mra.' Anderson went down the river last
Monday and walked In upon him. A In as
tonishment he extended the "glad band"
ttr his dellahtad cartner. and she says
she never spent a dollar that returned to
her so much of happiness as the. 100
cents she paid Madame De Salnta Mra
Anderson wilt gladly tell any one who
calls upon her just bow It all occurred.
The only hitch in the whole thing was
that Mra Anderson made a mistake end
went first to the wrong cannery. Her
second effort, however, found her miss
ing spouse. - .-: :'
Irene Cason visited a mena and lert
her purse behind. It . contained 120 and
a fSOO diamond-ring. A male caller at
tnat mend's nouse acme lime ihmi
.he pure. Madame v qatnta aiaciosea
ts whereabouts and Miss Cason recov
ered her property.- The fellow said he
tooK it aa a josa, ana inns scapea ir
est, wne ne reaoe tneea lines na -wiu
new that he escaped tne penitentiary
bv.ths "akin of his teeth." Only Miss
Ceson's well-known good nature saved
him from proaecutlon. . ' v ' -.
Doaana of lnatancea Of this character
miarht be cited.. Thla wonderful woman I noMBAxa yom sravsr Hinrrsisnr.
rnAnV.A T,r- ii Vrnh.hlv not h.r . P" wlllks reeved at tke of-
lBe?n.tac- JAJ.fJP r2VE:r .3 . rj aaaltor oiKtte City ef PortUad
. From the time She first began t talk, k a, to the repair aad BalBtoaaaoe ef the
pbsd r&rrs. rroe. - w. h. ssomi. ugt.
THE HOME OF
VAUDEVILLE
TWO SHOWS DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M.
J
OOSCSBT BAX- . ..
SIAHBBBBOC
J..! .OOSCEBT BT1BT, SMBS.
m's-S4S BOBMHrPsV
' yoimicAiTXB'i soncx.
Fetle. is' kwekr . gins tkat a the flat
Say ef lff, luo, 1 took ob and eBipnnnM
.us uij rami, ( n, BSl BiXtMBIB eirmt,
"J EAST
SmaU pay bone, watte spet ea faivbead Sad ' s aaat a m
aklU ea left klad foot, IW saleaa toe ewaaf V fi I I I I I
e otbw pereoa or persona karlns aa IntsrMt ' .XI 11 I I H
tbarala aball tUlm tammtkm ef the aaate. ea UUN I II
ear all eoata aad ebargas of th kaaplaa end as- w w a a a
TertlslBC MM. toaatbsr with the boobS (m na ' , .'
aal4 aalaial. as , preTldHI ky erdlnanre M
b.hw, as asMnaaa, ef aald City el Pertlaad.
Vn, . V
of 10 a., ak, at tke City
at Ne. Ml
111 oa tke tk day af Juae, IBOi, et the bnr I
msa,
le.abi
tka hi
to pay tke eaata and ebarsaa foe takla as.
SUtoantk, la a Id city, eH tke.akrwe IwrlM
auawi at paouo aertloa to tke
Leaves,
htckMt klddw,
pint aid MrertlalaS suck aalnal.
Daetd tola Id day if Jane. 1IH.
. F. W. BBKO, Peandn
H-Jta.av
SmW4 BrepsaaH win be rseatved
rfl ef the Aadltov ef tke City ef
bbUI FrWajr, Jaae M, B04, (t I a'ek
tBoroiaxs roB mm wobx.
rseetved at the
rertlaBa. I
iHU ft 1-
tor tke eoaatrBctloa ef a at! brldaa aa rtaal
etmt froai 100 Tft anatk ef tka eaath Use
or caratbwe itml to tha aartk Una ef Arthur
acrwt, la the Biaaaar araia by erdlaaare Na. I
is. wm, aaojaci te tae praruwa er the eaartat
ens orMnaaroa ef the CltT af Pertlaad aad bba
eatiauito ef the City Kbs-Ibhst. ea Sle.
Bids swat be atiietly la aeearsaiMe Wkk
arlBttd kUnka. whlrh will ha raralnhad aa
aBDUmttoa at tha ofsce ef the Aadilor ef 1 114 as a a tmt.tA.
aiast oe eampirtas oa et barote iso eare iraat
the date ef the alnlas af the eaatrae by
toe sartlaa tbanto.
Ne aropoeala er Uds iH ba Snaaldar4 aa
bee aeeaapeatod by a eertliwd ebwb aayabte
te the erdw ef tke Mayw ef the Cttr ef tart
laad. eartlAed by a reapeBaible baas far aa
eaaoaat esaal te 10 par eaat el the aggragaba
MS, aa,
4.0SB...
tnWa.Sk,
CMios bgroT.
OVIRIAHD sir a EMS
tralaa, fn Safe,.
"-' - - ftW-BlOM, PnLft.ft.
BMBte. 0da,iaa rraa-l . 1
dace, tncktna, Ia Aa
pfm, tlfnm. NawH
ateaa aa the Saab,
At tflNMlbapa Att.
tonept gaiMlay. Bwrsl
.Bf.trala IftiTsrt. Aa-
ri. eufwrns, amwaa-i
Tilla, Sivrtnan.ld, Waa4
un aa Matraa.
Albaay raaaaa, anaJ
mil at wmiar.
vasveins
AntTaa.
tk St.
lt:M a. St.
:. Si,
Celty, UOany, esBp tvm ,
arppaaal.
xaa 1
rtgM te reject any aai aS Mas Is hereby
B arda af tka Kaamtiva BnarA
THoa a brvuw.
. Aedlisr e( the at ef rertlasd,
aViJvAae larviee sad SaatVEl
Xhtpat Poet ef JsffeaMa Strset. ..
Ih.lla i " r - m siv.iv Sn BV
.1 S'I'ZF S ad, AM, 10 .1
a. sl7 , s.( aeasay eaiy.
tAOBOAO nXRABZfttS.
. I m.E!! m 0?te. Portland .f
1 11 19 a aw Ifcthr iaM a..j. a a .
I Bandar aolr. 10.-O8 a. m.
m
Tkktt ORkt 131 Tkiri Street i . fUim Ut
1 TrwtnAacontlnebntdU ,
t : Train Dally JSi
FAST TIME
TO SPOKANR, ST. PAUIa DTJLUTH,
MINNEAPOLIS. CHICAOO AND
i AIM POINTS BUST.
Daylight trip through the Cascade
and Rocky mountains. For full partic
ulars, rates, folders, eta, sail ea or ad
dress ,
at DTCntSOlT. City Ticket Act
IAS Third Street. Portland. ,
laaa fma yi Am - n.nu -.a tm.
Bedlate Salnta Sail t.mZi 1 J , J. L
Arrtta IWttaad idTM-iTii " - -
. '"paacsqa-Maaeaa . pjt, pM
eparabai dally to MaBSMatb sad Alrlle. eM-
nrxina wits Bnethan uiai bMta
rvat-naaa fare frmii rm-Haad
PnrHaad to Saaraaaaato
jsd Saa rraaWar M. bartb HJ SeeeadlaaS
fare f II, aaeend-laaa bartli M M.
11 Saatara aotats and trm-ape, Sh
" fln. RAtMlahi and i oatralla.
Cityj Ilrkat Office mrwar Third aad Washltw
na atraata. Pbnaa. Mala Tit.
c.Tioiiir7.w. a rrVAi.
City Tlaket Agesi' . was, Paae. Asaeb.
Astoria.& Columbia CaIZGOII
River Railroad Co, (fiiipip
Leaves. I SKIOS PSPtyA . I Anaaa.
Leavaa. - SKIOS PSPtyA . AnHas.
." . j.1: ; For Maygers, BUaler, Oallr. '
natakaale, Waalport,
' CUftoa, , Astoria, War- .
:09 a. Si mtaaT HaaeL Rata. UiMaa.
ball, v atoed. Fort Btsaaaa, , , .- ,
Oaarkart Park, aaaMe, .-
. Astoria aad Saaakara -
Bxpraas dally. .. .. " .
Astoria Sssraaa ; .
Pall. Daii, , . . . V :40p.ah
TfBjkwtT,ll aaatPHria.
3 TRAPi'S to tho EAST DAILY
' Tkaimak Patlmaa atoadasd sad toaaiat abwa-
tag ease dslly to Ohm ha, Ctikaan, Bpok.-or
tbarist eh-vobar eare sally to Aaaaaa ( 1 1
tkroasa Pallmaa toaitet eleaflnff ears (pr
ally saaSastidl antl to CUrase. KmtuiUis -
ebalr eaaa aaato frxV to tbe I-t dally.
A. STBW,
at. Pbaae
. J. 0. MATO,
a. V. aad P. A.. Astoria. OK
ART. CoaiBeralal AgaaW S4B
Mala Be.
. Olt SOTICIA
Madame De Salnta waa looked upon as I proposed laproramant ef Buaaall straat. from
a marvelous . prodifry. She foretold I tke want Una of Oantonbala avesae to the wat
events at that time. She has been doing I Use ef WlUlaina STanna, la the swaaar srevldad
so ever since. She Is amas!
pie. phe startles every bod
In Portland, Maddme De
ma anrar alnca. fiha is amaalnar our oao-1 by ordlnaaee Ne, 1S84,
Phe startles everybody. . . ... 1 "em sworcaBie pnntod
:t Portland, Madame De sainte has 1 wu ";' P
ww vxncv ok in Auuiiur ox ids l-icj
nnnllii haa tint vet found bar out." Vara -ortiana. aalO impw.tB.nt aest be re-
. v . . . . . . . 1 nairaa . wbob tbo hm-i '
nalotalned la
don
men-
. .k. 1- -Aft k ... 1 ...u im nsiBftBinaa IB I
H. -ViSTJ i2-t L: eoadiUos foe the fall period ef time for w
ats would be crowded .from morning I wn tract ahaU be ewsrdaA
buch whih i Back proposal meat atata the sorebi
been known I years for which tha bidder propeeae to 1
potency and I tain said (Street .mproremaat and the at
in hand. 1 eagk year- foe which b aaoSaaae to de
good
'hick
Borebar of
malD-
aawunt
said
till night.-' There would be such a com
motion aa has not before been known
here, bnt It seems as ir com
forwardness do not no hand !
V ail am a TJe Bainta is the srreatest max I work.
Slum, astrologist and clairvoyant that I . o propoaal or W4 will be eoaaidared an
nas ever been in this city,. and if shejlf" aeeonpasiad by a ehaek W J 'the
were a liberal advertiser she would find f ' e. 22Lj, t5e Portldi
hAraalf haalAa-ad with eallera evarr tlar I eartlflad by a respoaoibie. bank for as a moan
frf .r w- letmal te 19 per cent of the assrarate pro
MTwli;.M to lrn. ,., if I ?". .be forfeited ss dxad snd liquid. t
. . . 1 aamaa-aa in ease the Biaaar aaaieeta or ra.
nnaU! TM&naiwh t Tka lanil 1 '
.... . - .... . . iimr Know an t meaium w nil. jaauama i .u. ... -. u,. . . . i
-AiDao, .wr, -iuna a. i?y Uie xpwsnem 'Stolnta to nn at thn.a hultoa whnaa I 1Z- I'M .5
Of a small tank of bleulpbate af carbon honor la above reproach, and women or Lu work la the event the contract to awarded
in tne auey in the rear 01 the aru store i cniarjm msy oj upon nw ujim.
of Foashay A Maaon. at I o'clock thla eonfldrac hat te will deal witli Ihem I The rtghtta retort say aad an bids te
VIA tUV ajpsagBjwB ggssaia uaesssew viaaa, viiiiaa,tv( - t srstwwf PSaaa vu.
morning, a fire was started which for
time endangered the block In which the
store is situated and caused great ap
prehension owing to the danger front
combustibles in ths building in case the
Qames should reach them.
The loss la nominal, but tha escape
rrom a disastrous tire was a narrow one.
The wisdom of tha firm In keeping tha
tank of this dangerous combustible out
side the store Is today being commended.
for had It been kept inside it is probable
that the entire block would have been
destroyed before a stream of water eould
ba ' throws.
The board of directors of school dis
trict No. met yesterday afternoon and
opened bida for the sale of tha 910,009
refunding bonds recently advertised for.
The bonds bear 4 per oent Interest and
run for 10 years. The entire issue ef
$30,000 waa sold to the Royal Trust
company of Chicago at par. The hoard
elected Miss Myrtle Otten of Monmouth
and Mrs. VL S, Xjeathdrmsa ot this city
to positions In the schools, completing
tha list of teachers.
DUNS5IUIR SEEKS A
MEXICAN. COAL TRADE
; (Special Dispatch at The Joeraalt
Victoria, B. C. June e-Oeorae Cenrt-
i im. ' nnraaannns Jaia-a rmn-mni... v,m
For best five varlatlaa of rtmuM wlrartl mtlHrnair mlltora- .i,..
JT1 I "rd Oronar; seoond prise,! Mexico to look. Into the conditions for
r r . wwn; -third prise, Mrs. supplying coal and coke to that eoun-
"iw . . ' 1 try. Tha encroachments of ell aa fuel
For nest single ro . rtrat n-Ha. vm. I i.t ,.' r.iiMMi- -.w v
. HU..I nvvna rnia. n. i UBiaa: i iuir titttrm
.t .-.. r . . - I if . t f . i.
F"-" r xHManpa. ; . f . i Courtney will also tnveatlaata , tha
" V4 A,. 3 l.V! 01 " leneral trade, and If it proves aatiafae
Itlnas r irst prise. Mra. TtoMHr-k? n...nni. u .
. , -- -'V, a. wnaaeui uura i tender for a steamboat aervloa to be ea-
sv. hl.T dV-iV; tZ? ' : published between here aad Mexico, and
' For neat aiepiay of cut flowers rrawn l t. v ..
-,n . 7 ,. J f w .- aunt
1-m W-ZL a ft """OPM Uexlcaa goventmeatav
w aai. or; xuru prise.
EUsle Walker.
Tic Horthwest Electric Entfaeerls
For yonr wlrtng and electric flxrurea
4?urr"es of all kinds, lot Stark gtnet.
Oregon Day at the Fair.'
June T haa been named aa aelllag date
for World's Fair tickets to St. Louis
and Chicago, account dedication of the
I Oregon' building at the exposition. Get
tickets at the O. R. A K. office. Third
1 and. WMhisgtoa atreetav , . ..
DAIRYMEN MEET AT
CIIEIIALIS TUESDAY
. (Special Dispatch te The JtwraeLl
Ch eh alls, June 4. iA nesting of tha
dairyman of tha Chehalla and Newau-
kum vaUeys haa been called to .meet at
Chehalla next Tuesday to consider mat
tsra m which they ars inter eated. The
principal aabject: that, will coma before
them will be the matter of the recent
cat in the price of milk at tha Chehalla
milk, condensing plant. The "farmers
allege that the managers of .the com
pany agreed to pay not less than 11.10
per 100 pounds for milk daring the sum'
mor-season.'' k j . '
Thla ereek tha eompaay posted, notice
that after Jane t the price paid would
be 19 centa per hundred. A year ago at
thla time tha company paid iLlo. There
is talk by some of the well-to-do farm-
era of establishing a creamery ta com
pete with tha condenser. . ,
. V ii 1 1 urn .i i m , i ,.
TRXAS BBBtOCRATXO FaZMABXJUs,
" '" (laaraal Spetfal terries.)
Austin, Tex., Jttne .-Tedays pri
maries ta Taxes are for the selection of
delegates to the state convention, which
meets at San Antonio June U, to choose
delegates at largo to the Democratic na
tional convention at St. Ixrala Art in
teresting end hotly contested fight la on
for the ventrol of the state convention
between tha Parker and i Hearst ele-
Isea every transaction of her Ufa And I By order ef the aUecatire Board.
it costs nothing to conduit this great
clairvoyant .Her charges, too, are. not
greater than -hoee-of he ordinary one
of her profession. , ;
No niatter what yonr trouMea may be
or how dark and gloomy the future may
look, there is always heip ror :
troubles are properly nnderet.
will understand them. . She
you th way to certain" relief.
thos, a Dsvxrs. :
Auditor ef the City of Portland.
ftrarflaBd, Dracoo, Jane a, 1804. -
yBOTOBAXf TOB ITZAsT BOAS B0IXXB.
Sealed proposals will be reeeiTed at the office
rtra it tnaivK uia aasiwr os wiv v.. vt ruruiw wui
W1U- wini I gfBATiM itnn road roUstf. with U inrh tlrm on
SHOULD ADVERTISE ;
: PORTLAND'S BEAUTY
rear wbeeL same to be deUratad at Portland.
Oragoa. ----- .--
No propoaal will be considered aalea aosoia
panled by a eartlfled ebeck payable to tke order
ot ueorce u. nviuiama, jtayor or ine 01
Portland, aqnal to 10 par eaat ef tke agegate
amount of n bid. s
The right to reject say sat an bios is aarevy
Tie Only '
Double-Track
Rtflwiy betweea ths
Missouri River
sad
Chicago
Tha Chlcatro-Pcrtland SoeclaL ths
most hunrlous train in tha world.
Urawi ng-rootn sieepine cart, dining
car, buttet Jtnoklng and library caf
(Daroer ana Data). . jlcss taao tores
tuyt roruana to uucaga
Two
Through Trains
to Cb!
Ores-01
Cbicac 0 A North-Westers fir. to Chtcagi
to Chicago are operated dsltrlvfs th
a it. it. m riar. v. r. a. k. an.
irom Portland sod points ta Oregon an
, 11 1 .... mm uiu. tftt..
Daily excorsioos is PnllBiaa toeriet -'
sleeping cars from Portland through '
- - to Cbicsge withest change. '
.B.BITCHU, A.O. BAtKBa." '
. . Oaa 1 Aft. re. Cesat. , O.a.f.1 Afaat,
c.a..w.ai. . , c,an..w, k.
. , Sn Marfeat strata, . raYktid atiaat.
aa raAJtciaco, ciw reariAwt, oaa.
B.' B. Rich and his wife have re
turned from a two monthe trip to San
Francisco,
In sreJrlng of conditions in .th Cal
ifornia metropolis, Mr. , Rich said to
day: ... f. ,-
la Baa Francisco there la a alight
loll, 1 although business Js probably as
good aa' eould ha expected for the Bum
mer season in a presidential .year.
-A feature that pleased ma greatly
daring my absence was that Portland
aad tha Lewis and Clark exposition are
being mora generally discussed than
ever before aad many people told me that
It waa hardly likely that they would be
able to attend the St. Lotus exposition.
out mat rney wouia maxs up ror tne
loan of tehls pleasure by attending the
fair in Portland next year. It la my firm
belief that the bulk of our visitors to
tho exposition will .be Pacific coast peo
ple, and while much baa been dona to
advertise tha fair in the distant eastern
states. X believe we cannot do too much
ta advertise it nearer home. -For . In
stance, I think the San Francisco news
papers should give our fair much more
space than they have given it; and the
fair promoters should take soma steps
tending to get this publicity from ths
San Francisco papers.
."As to tha favorable notice that Port
land itself is getting. X waa glad to see
that there is less of the old-time- crit
icism, of our climate: and when men
wanted to bet me it would be raining in
Portland, I would retort with a prop
oaltlon to wager that there waa not a
tenth part of the diaagreeabl wind in
Portland that annoyed visitors tn San
Francisco. X wish that Portland folks
would Quit- grumbling and. complaining
about, rain, when they go away from
home. Instead, they should tell 'of the
salubrious climate, et the wonderful
beauty of the trees, the door yards and
tha city streets and the unequal ed land
scape wa have of river, plain and distant
By order of the fzoetrare Board. -'
THOA C. PSVLIlC- 1
Auditor ef tke City ef Portia ad.
Portland. Oregon, 'sue e, 1004.
PBloat BBTtyC. - laawea. Arrtrea
CBlCAOo-poBTXABD' e-.Sb.sa. -iba
SPBaAL. DeUia. Mul
rer tae Baa ta Baa ,
. . - laatoa, ' -' ' '
: SPOKAXB n.tta. T:4Sa,Sa -S.Sfc -Par
Eaatorsj Wahl.f Daltm Pail. , .
tea, Wan WaJtta. law.
mwfm, Caaas d'Alaae .
and twaati Bortaaia y
pMwtf aaaajaaBaaAaBjiajaj, aaB(aBSBaaMsabBa
ATX A BTIO BXPKML SUSataa. S:MI a. to. " ..
tat the gy ft Uf' Du
' Oceab am btttb SCTrrPtrts, ;. ;
ron san rANrTxtlrrnej Ima a1
A A Sea, W. Aid-aw Alnawatfk . " ,
ABta a ia ba. iwt,
S, i. ObIoitMb-- t:a. Sb
May 1. IU A $L: ,
OolanVta Btoat Dhislaa,
FOB ABTOBIA and wa
points, aoanartlng with
armr, ffT Utac sad
North boa, atr.
seta, Aak-et, aaeh.
as, BaaAa
Saturday
loioe p. ta
:O0 s. at.
a twaday.
TaOkltl Brest Beato.
POB DATTOIf, Oraeoa
atr aad Tsaihin hirt
Bointa. stra. Bath aad
kfodoe, Aab-et. dnok.
JWater parnlttig.
t o t, B
tallr,
ami .
fHaaaayv
l:Mb Sb.
Dally? r
laaday. ;v ;
Baako Bivar Baato.
POB tBTriBTOII. Ida.
and way points frost
Blparla, Wash., stesav
ere pokaae aad taw.
:4a.aa.
ahAflt '
ii:oo a. aa
Dally. -as,
rriday.
TICK XT OrriCB, Tktrd aad WMhtagtoav Tata.'
pheae Mala T1A ' '
ARE YOU
GOING TO ST. LOUIS ?
If so, call for your tickets via the
' ROCK IJ5LAND-'FRISC0
SYSTEMS
The line having terminal, at entrance to Fair Grounds.
- Round trip rate $67.50. good for ninety days from date of
sale. Choice of routes going and returning via St Paul, .
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo or 1 Paso. Stopover
permitted in both directions.
DATES OF? SALE 'O.
June 7, 16, 17, 18; July 1, 2, 3; August 8, 9, 10; September 5
6, 7; October 3, 4, d. . . ,;. .
,-' On above dates rate of $72.50 will be made to Chicago ,
and return. - ' '
For further information and sleeping cat. reservations,'
can upon or addregv U , ' J:V "
: ! aV-K. mtdonald VT"" 77
' General Agent, 1 r
IwOSdStPortlan'. Cr .
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP C0AIPANY
' Per Tokobama aai Hons? Bona, canine-
Kobe, Kataaakl sad hanghal, takin fr.'ht
la eoimaettng stessMra fat Msalla, Port Artuar,
aad yiadlroatok. .
fW rstes' sad fntl toforniarloa sen ea er ad
eroas ettUcUla or agents ef toe O. BV A B, Co. ,
TIME CARD
OF
TRAINS,
PORTLAND!
tmioif DEPOT.
Paget BwsDd-tladteA
W , xeesaae, i aaa tut,
Olrmola.
and Sra'e
potata.
North Ceaat ' IfnfteA
for Taeosbs, Beattla,
Botte, Itrpaei. Mia.
R.iDolla. , chieaaa, Haw
York. Bostse sad aetata
Bast aad koatbeast,
Twin-Cltr Biwsaa far
Taeeaaa, Seattle, tso-
kaae. Heleaa. St. PaaL
Mlaaeapolla, ' Cblcago,
hew xort, Bootoa sad
sll Bointa
Boatbaast.
Pagat foaad Ksaaae
Otylt. IVoaie . Btwial,
for Taanma. D.attla.
Igpokane, Bntte,BllllnKa,
I Cnrar, Omaha, Kanaaa
City, St, tools and all
! points Bask, and Seata-east,
SiOpawsa
UsaSp, aa
1 40 a at.
laa,
f.-0a av,
fMpila,
T;00 a aw
Alt trains early
Seed
eteept : ea Bonm
A. u. CHABLTO.V.
Aaststaet General rasaaagar Ageet.
Bat atorrisoa at., ear. Third, Portlaad, Or.
SALTIMCiUEr if VL11Q IX. It.
A1X THAINftS VIAW.'L'..::.'.
meats, ,' , , 4 , x. y$, Ky w.
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