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And thU U life A broken awonl placed hack In ahenth, A Btt'alinfi hack to naturu'e breast, A kta&lnjr of tlio lipe or death, And tlifii ive rest. -William Vi!fr.-a Campbill in Sketch. A BOOK HEROINE. If the woman who gave the ball oountetl for little socially, tho world contented itself with leaving a card and muttering, "What a bore to have to go out of one's way for that!" If, on the contrary, she was a leader, the duty of a call ou her reception day bocamo a pleasure. Today, for example, every body was there. What a coming and going ! Meetings in tho vestibule, at the coupe door ; hand shakings on tho stairs; smiles and salu tations from opposite ends of the Rilon. Among the grqnpa around the tea ta bles wore heard hasty little conversa tions like there: "My dear, I cannot wait for you" looking at the bracelet watch. "I have been here already IS minutes." "Lend mo your pencil, I have lost mine from my list. I must oross off the Thursday visits I have mado today. I have mado three and havo three mora I am horoio" "Jjookat AngeloGolol Ho is the only young man I kuow who always pays his visits. Who" "Always? You moan since he is in lovo with Louise Valdori. Calls are his only opportunity of seeing her. He is iu love." "She is a flirt" "Are you going to the dinner Hon Jay?" "Yea. Who else will bo there Flavia?" "No, but she expeoted an invitation. Bhe is furious' ' ' "It is amusing to watch Angelo Gelo passing milk and sugar and marronB glaces" "What soheming just to be with Louise Valdori I A minute ago there was a fine ohance an empty ohair at her Bide, but he was too lato. Somebody else has it Look at him 1 Stuck between two old witches whom he detests. Obliged to do the polite. He isn't lis tening to them. His oyes aro always in the same direction." Among all these embryonio conversa tions one only seemed tc have form and comparative continuity. It was tho fol lowing : "How are you, Louise?" "Woll. How aro you?" "Very well. I want to prosont my cousin, hero from Pisa this week La Marohesa Valdori." "Will you be with us for any length of time?" "I say, Louise, I nover sco your hus band about. What flno thing is ho do ing now?" "Writing." "To whom?" "Writing a novel." "Writing a novel?" The ladies wore convulsed with laugh ter. What nu oxtraordiuary thing. Not that a geutlcman could not do such n thing. There was nothiug dishonorable in it, but still it was comical. For men of position there were always races, olubs, theaters, flirtations, balls, the .oounty politics so many things, in fact. Bnt to tie onesolf to a table like a professor I There aro people mado for that peoplo whom no one knows nor receives. But a literary dilettante a gentleman writer what an innovation I Exclamations, jokes, questions flow about. No one asked if ho had real ability. "Has ha shown you any of it?" "No," said the marohesa. "I found It in his writing desk. He hides it and does not wish me to see a line. " "Tell us all about it How amuBing it will be I Roberto is so attractive, rides bo well, is so witty, and then he is observing, a rare thing iu a man. He notices and remembers what we wear. " "I am crazy to know about it," Baid Louise, "but you know how men are at times Impossible to make them talk. When Roberto went to sorve as second for Theodore in his duel, do you fancy be breathed a syllable to mo about it? Not a word." "And when will it be published?" "I tell you I do not know a thing about it" Angelo Golo approaohed the group. The women molted away unostenta tiously. There was in them a taoit de sire to be repaid under similar circum stances with like consideration. This is what they call being women of tho world being Intelligent The Marohesa Valdori, being somewhat ingonuous, had a terror of making a mistake; of not being in every point like other fashion able women. Therefore she asked anx iously of Angelo: "Tell me, like a good friend upon your honor is it a ridiculous thing for a man to writo a novel?" "Oh, no; not exactly, "said he, laugh ing; "it is Bimply a bore for the person who writes it sometimes for thoso who read." Twn weeks lator. Roberto Valdori havlns anno to the country, his wifo profited by his abseuco to rummago in his desk. Iu tho first drawer, exactly on top, in the most conspicuous place, was the manuscript, bouiso iockxu mo uour, established herself in tho great arm' chair and settled herself to enjoy the reading of nu unpublished forbioMon book. There were not more than 40 pages, neatly written in tho large and manly hand of one who hatee to write a letter, but succeeds Iu filling an entire line with a single adverb. No title; nc Having a Ureat Run on t hamUerl-.ln'a Cough Remedy. Manager Martin, of the Pien,on drug store, Informs us that he Is having a great run on Chamberlain's cough .Remedy. He sells five bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these days of la erlppe there Is nothing like rhamlwrlain's Couch It-mcly to atop the oougb, heal up the sore throat and lunga and give relief within a very short time. The sales are grnwlnir, and all who try It are pleased with lis prompt action.-Houth Chicago Dally Calumet. For sale by W. L. DeLano, chapters. Iu tho first four pagoa the 1 niarcht'Ki was doubtful. Would she be pruuil of the author or uo? Printed, what effoct would it have? At present it lacked tho indescribable soniothiug of hrr yullnw .'ronch novels; was less attractive. The real story seemed never to beii;u. But, continuing, a coquettish young woman appeared on tho scone who interested Louise. She liked her at ouou ; understood her. Tho writer made 0 sort of searching analysis of n young t-' impudent and frivolous, a retleo .iuu of her frieuds in good or in bad. From vanity, perhaps rather out of stupidity, she allowed a most popular ynung man to pay court to her; danced with him oftenor than sho should; met bim in her daily visits almost by ap pointment and was charmed that her world observed her. La Murchesa, all eyes, breathless, continued reading with increasing curi osity. The heroine had a decidedly fa miliar air, did first and last the same things she herself did, might havo been her cousin brought up with hor, could almost have been herself. Frightened, her heart in her mouth, feeling herself pale, she dared not ex plore further. What other revelations awaited her? Suddonly Louise asked lorself if her husband iu a graceful body 1 f 28 did not conceal the soul of an ob server of 50 years, and she shuddered. After un instant of hesitation, terror itself, mixed with a consuming desire to know, induced her to devour other pagos aud still others, until finally be tween astonishment and gratitude she reached an expression whiob the author bad left unlinithed, and there was noth ing more. She was horribly alarmed. It was as if she heard Roberto speaking to her from the keyhole. Here wore a hundred follies clearly desoribed whioh she had not believed any man papable of perceiving. The indulgent, almost in different, companion had transformed himself into a sovero critic, who under stood, admonished and condemned. She reroad it, hoping to have been mistaken ; but, uo, it was herself. She became serious, gazed at the oeil ing, vaguely promised some superior be ing above never to do it again. Then she reflected. "If in society I change my manner suddenly, people will notice it, Roberto especially. I must proceed slowly, with great tact, today omittiug certain things, tomor row changing othors But, above all, sho must tell Angolo Gelo that be innBt not seize every possible pretext for send ing her mognillcetit flowers and costly boubonuiorcs. ' Ho invented occasions, among others a Gorman St. Louise, that was not to bo found in any calondar, bet with her on losing horses, lost philo pouas purposely. Sho would beg him uot to fix his glasses upon her in the theater for the entire evening in that little way ho hnd which was so imper tinent and aud so pleasing. All this gratlnally without explanations and without scenes, but at present, most im portant consideration, Roberto was still observing hor. NovertholoHS tho weaknesses tho auth or nscribed to his heroine could apply to a dozen of Louise's friends. Perhaps, after all, Roberto's observations were general. . Therefore oourago, sileuce und apparent iudiffurouco. Tho niarubusa, howevor, couttuuod to au'.ictpato with horror tho day in whioh tho book would appear and their acquaintances would say after the first few pages, "It is cloarly his wifel" and point hor out Heavens I it was as if Roberto bad given hor a rousing kiss during a promenade when tho greatest numbor of carriagos woro passing or forcod hor to go to court in a houso dress with hor hair un oombed. An uneventful week passed, and one morning LiOuieo valdori, pretty and frighteuod, awaited the arrival of Tullo Tulli. This Email man and still smallor lit terateur was just beginning to frequent a fow salons of good standing after hav ing all his life desoribed them in com mouplaco novels. He had with a few friends established on amphibious re viow in whioh psychological sonneta alternated with litanies of olothea apropos of local dances, and at present in tho anterooms of all fashionable bouses one saw the well known blue cover, with the wrapper still unout "Siguor Tullo Tulli," announced the servant. "How kimi of you totnko the trouble to oomo to me I ' exoluiino l the mar cbosa, going quiokly toward him. "Yon will forgive me, will you not? I was in euch a hurry, and you are the only writer I know. " Tullo Tulli at this last remark swal lowed with difficulty, and his monocle dropped. Tho aignora talked a little baetily, without reflecting whether she wounded or not. Tho writer nervously smoothed his silk hat . This silk hat and his monocle had recently succeeded his cloth cap and his glasses. Ho was not thoroughly accustomed to them as yet "How can I serve you, modruna?" he asked in a bittersweet voice. It an noyed him to he treated simply profos slonnlly. "First of all, it is a secret Not even my husband knows it." "Ab, a scoret" eohoed Tulli, flat tared, and the monocle fell again. "Yes, Roberto Is writing a novel that he doesn't wish mo to Eee, but without his knowing it I have read sovoral pages do uot betray me. You must help me to find a good publisher and writo good article yourself to recommend it. I ittsuro yon it is very interesting, and you must speak woll of it to all your friends who write for newspaper, be cause I want to surprise Roberto and io save him all tho annoying pnrt of tin publication. I think bo will bo delight ed." Tulli took on a doubtful nir almost an imnortaut one. "V6 will see." ho munnnrod. "It is rather dilllcult. Publishers aro publish' trs, you kuow. At all events, I shall bo jbarmod to lend a hand, or give an nniuion. I could oomo hero aomo morn inu to look over tho manuscript with (he siguor, marohesa. I would ourrcct PLAit-D OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the .toniach, loss of appetite, teverlshneea, plmplea or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter how It became so, It mimt be purified m orrler tonbtaln enod health. Aoker'a lilnod Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous nr Hyphilltlc poisons, or any other blood dmeax. It Is certainly a nnrlerful remedv and we sell every bottle on po-ltl'vea goarantee. For ale by W L DeLano. Iheproofe in (act, use me as you will." Vi ueu the carriage of the marchess was anuounoed, he took his loavo. Louise Valdori congratulated horself. admired herself. The idoa of sooing Tulli was truly a happy aud a daring one. She clapped hor hands like the baby she was and examined herself in the glass, rosy aud blond, to be able to better eujoy her own joy. Roborto would pardon at ouoo tho indiscretion iu view of the literary advantages that V support of a critio would give him. ai d thou such zeal for its publication would prove to him that sho had not read anything between the lines of that whioh the writer Intentionally and for reasons had put there. All thla showod her spirit. The most adroit woman, if the had known her caso, would have overed her with praise. Ten days lator the Valdori couple were in the writing room waiting for dinnor. La Marohesa, with trembling voioo, bad just mado hor confession, whioh the husband had received with surpris ing magnanimity. One would almost say that he had foreseen it even that bo, with difnoulty, restrained a smile, auoh a one as oomos irresistibly when a plan suooeeds, when a problom solvea itself. "All yon women are alike personi fied curiosity." "True," she said. Roberto, pleased, plnohed her oheek. Louise, somewhat reassured, waa si lent a moment, then weakly, not sure how the thing would be taken, but still full of rosy anticipation, told the story of Tullo-Tulll, the publisher, the illus trator, the blndor, the reporter who would be pleased to be asked to break fast Roberto, astonished, exclaimed: But are yon orazy? I do not want all those people In my house, and, above all, I forbid you to receive that good for nothing Tulli. What right have yon to talk to strangers of what I am doing? What a foolish idea; childish and use less" "Why useless?" said ahe frightened. "Because I have never had the small est intention of publishing what I have written." "Well, what then?" "Can't I amuse myself by writing a romance for my own benefit, just as I praotioewlth folia in my ohamber with out an audlenoe? Your friends who atudy the piano do not intend to give oonoerta. Do yon send your embroidery to an exposition of woman's work?" Louise, relievod of an enormoua weight could not easily conooal her sat isfaction. Heavy mountains of black olouds meltod from her inner vision. "I am sorry," she said. "I thought I was doing right Like all weak women, her oyes filled easily with tears. "Iknowl Iknowl You noodn'toryl" said ho, calming himself. "But why did you not consult me first?" "I do not know. I wanned to-aurpriso you, Ehow myBOlf interested" "Well, now, without losing timo, yon must arrange all this. Sit hero and write quiokly to Tullo-Tulli politoly it is best to koep friends with that sort of peoplo. Say that yon havo talkod with mo of the romance, whioh unfor tunately ia not for publication; that it waa a joke; that yon regrot exceeding ly" The little march esa seated hor soli at the big table liko a aohoolglrl to write hor examination. While she wrote and aoratched out hor llpa were smiling in contrast with hor wrinkled brows. Roborto looked at her tondorly. He Was proud of the Tjerfootauooesa of his stratagem. To make a thing known without di rent explanation and without an inter mediary waa tha first aecrot of a quiet Ufa The more ono comprehends, the loss one says, tho better.' Otherwise one risks spoiling everything. Certain thlnga resemble Venetian glass. The aervant announoed dinner. "I have not finished," cried the mar ohesa; "there la a sentence here I don't like." 'Never mind. Let na go to dinner. I am hungry. I will help yon afterward. Franoeeoo, open a bottle of ehampagna Louise, give me a kiss. ' Prom the In dian For Chicago Timea-Herald. Oet His Rnrarl. 'Jnat at I'd ahul the gates one day, " aid a guard on the elevated, "a man came tunning down tha alala of one of the oars wanting to get off. " 'Let me off. ' be aald. 'Two mlnutea ia important to me. ' Tha train had only juat started, the man looked aa though he meant what bs aaid, and I swung tha gate back and let him off. As ba stepped on to the plalfoim bs turned and looked at the number on. my cap. I ooold see that he'd got It, and he aaid to ma: " 'I won't forget you I "Well, I never saw or bearaVanythlng more of him for two years, and then one day ha walked Into the oar. I knew him at soon as I saw him, and it seems that ha remembered me. When he came along to the door at the station where ha was going to get off, ba aald to mei " 'Aren't yon the man that let me off a train once about two years ago?' ' "And I aaid yea I was, and with that ha handed me over a olgar. "I lighted it up that night after I'd got home, but it waa ao bad I oouldn't moke it and I had to throw it away." New Yolk Sun. . i iBeasmolfated. "I'm sorry," aaid Meandering Mike, "but I can't take that job yon.offer me in the factory. " "Why not?" "Whenever I get a cold I'm slightly (oaf. I mightn't hour tho whistle blow at quitting timo. " Washington Star. A Hlinsaed V.iwl. Judge If you woro at tbo olubidur iug the trouble sell what yon aaw. Witness (a colored waiter) Woll, tab, de cba'mau oh de entertainment committee joa swatted do secretary J obah do head wifde lovlmoup, Jewel- era- weoaiy. "After doctors failed to cure me of pneumonia I used One Minute Cough Cure, and three bottles of It cured me. It Is also the beet remedy on earth for whooping oougb. It cured my grand children of the worst casea," write Jno Berry, Logan ton, Pa. It Is the only harmless remedy that glvet' immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, croon and throat and lung troubles. It prevents consumption. Children always like It, Mother' endorse It. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Hlorc. CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Nutlet's umler thU h;ul not to extvft! l'u linen, ; itiiiU er wovli, $1 M) ;i unmUi; ?!-'' pr year. for Sale. I -t stork mul uruin runrlit-M of 7 40 oriH, 8 unit s from Kuitm. Will lt noM us K wlM-lr, or in ((, io mid pti i r I. HHer. 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HAY FOR HA LK Kino uieati client liav, loiwc, for hhic, Call on or atMrerfH 0 Widnier, two wilea weat ot Eugene. UIRL WANTED To do ueueral housework. No wanhlngs. Iu(tiire at once at resideuce of H , U. M lller, E'ist Ninth street. A'ANTKD Patties wanted to em leO cords uf white II r and balm wood. Apply to T l Llnlon, Eugene. The Soltllero' Monument. The following petition presented to the Lane county hoard of commis sioners Is relf-expliinatory: I o the Honorable Coutily Court of Lane County, Oregou: Gentlemen: We, your tindorsigued petitioners, respectfully request ami allege the following facts: First Tha' the SV. H. P. L. of Eugene Is actively engaged in raising funds Inr the pur- nose ot uurehanlng n suitable monu ment to be erected In Kiiitcno to per petuate the memory ol the soldiers of Oregon, aud especially of Lime coi.nly, who died In ibe servlc" ol the U. S. irnvernniei.l during the ar with Hpaln aud the Philippine lusurreellou Second We respcetlully request that vou annronrlate out of tho fuuds of Lane o u ily, Oregon, such sum to as sist in the erection of said monument as in your judgment you think best and we hereby Indicate by tbo sums set opposite our respective nanus our Judgment as to the amount that shuuld be so appropriated. Beware ol Ointments for Calami That Contain Mercury Aa mercury will mrely destroy the sense of siuel! and completely derange the whole system when entering It through the mucous surfaces. Kucb articles should never be iisi tl exeept ou preocrlptlou from' reputable physicians, aa Hie (laulHKH Ibe.V will tin Is ten-fold to the good you can possibly derive from lliein. Hull's Catarrh Cure, inauufuclured by E J Cheney & Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury, anil is taken inlernallv. noting directly up'in the blood und mucous suifHuesof the avAtun. Iu buvinir Hall's Culnrrh Cure be sure you gel the genuine. It is taken llitenally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by P i Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Bold bydrugglsis, price 76o per hot tie. Halls Family Pills are the best. Alaska Uold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Jape York will sail from Heatlle May 1(1. Thla will be a large elilp wltu a freit lit capacity of 1(K) tons and pas Banger accomniodatlona for SOO. For rates and further Information, call ou or address . McMohi'Iiey, Agent Northern Paolflo, Eugene, ' .Homeless llindren. The Chlliirena Home-finoitig rso olety rwovlva. Iiomelei-a dependent ohlld.en and places them by adoption or 01 bei wise Iu worthy faunlleH. For particulars aa to cominllling a child to t he Hoclety, or receiving a child Into the home temporarily, or permanently, addresallev. H. W. Bray ton, Hole Huoeriutendent, Ban Joae, Calif. ho Cure, o hay. That la tU ay all dnnrplntl m!I fiiovtn Tlasa CA Tunic for Chilli. Malaria fctid 1,illiotinrM. It V' Lt tu takeM'i lef mm Syrup. GOceiiU u ... j s-' .rmiooo, m, p.t gncci.il Ofter Prico $15.6') 7...' . u.. -TDK UHKlTHht H4III.1I. til' V r-:- , ' -liiV "T'. ""ll'Tri. "I,.,,.,. IU1i,i1,,.ui,.i:ii L..,.M,..r,n,1th.' r. elt-M lll ,.riiHCliuf..rl.:l,viilii,llml. OWt It TH!l WCillHJ (HUH "' fwritfu a.ui,ii'l w will return ji.ur II',. .i :ir 'i J"H ri. nnt riloi'SII .Oo tlltWioKl'. 0 raiV -rt'-l I" ,.'ir lr- l.-H Jf ll I" " i(''VV Vi. ".Vl-V." l.utSlS.i"MrIhl. liSM.r lil.a IABI..KT BIKI.Uk I. HLy t I jOlAf Wr? WARE OF 'iWliTATIONS V9 I S M ii"i.,oil-rlii'"u"'""' punti Vr itt Kit t fjinin nuM-ir him:i iiiwi R J 1 ff'&ww-ii v I ! , 1 tiHal'K MKMlMT KitlV, Wlfll 1IH ft I r".f il1"! .jsaUTin r , OKIFtTtt Or K Mairfa- hf tli'j-J Vjffl''';-:t1 i sono burnctt saw. d oak VWMXmr2ti 4 tiV I; h.-.. i, ir ..,.,,...-1. ,.t u- itt.n-f-i a a .t.r um. J v; Vjl.,- -ta"T7,"--frii) 1 V " "I"'"'"' "'-i'7l,im,ls nd t..ail In r- MitVr 1 t 11 fh t !'v wwif.ff. - fay .1r.rs, la'ral 1s t', ,k l-t.i fratae, carr-,!, In-e) aiti. V I S'lHilit-l'J jrt'lt"rt-npr..:lr,rtii; . h.i .1 1 -u-x tirtj'rrilt. riwuj'n.ftw.' 1 . JY vD 1 SW I II -ft1r-i .IJuMBl!--trr(..K--.Lr-D.ilSM-:ii1(--Mllt-.litl lnlllriHHU.ll a v'-'M li.il.l.ln vit'i'l'-r 'lu-".iiJln t'trhi , jmt. -nt tfisimi llirtor.lmpnTll' tliZ B H luWni wl.-.-t.H'1ii''il'i'i. ''.iirr.t,l'-.ir(.vpUhiitll.-ci-rtr1attntiiwll 4 3 ' t B L3 AV J ri.t-r,t .tr.-ii(i-.f.-' t -....lf 4tu4 m4 mMnM mm4 bsa-aHfulI . &&2 IT C0STS you NCTiia ; r. 1M. a-rt th-fffl tf rVTiTll t thitt y n -' mvi- iu t I a mtmm mm 1 UMll lO cu,r;li a kti at di'al and .it b lood. a ii d my neiirlihora in hay ton, .Ohio, wImtc ' f hv Haiti r innnnt; tlicm-sch.- th.it I bad c u it . ril ltijitiii), ab (tioi.li liioy did not tdl ino so to my ia.'e, lor frar of making mo ilcsiiondiMit. 1 kept on fouliin and trying diili-r-rnt soru of nwdii'im.lmt ff sprmcd to nu'h my trouble nnt .l I old of a bottle ot" A.'k. r's Kn-rl h Ki'iuudy. 1 prayed tor health all the time, and my prayers were an -we red as soon a I began taking this celebrated Kng-li-b expectorant anil tonic, isiiiee my re cti.ery 1 have told hundreds uf suihrrrs from comrhs, colds and weak luni that Aekt-r'a Kngli-di Hemedy would cure them. Simo of them won't try it. and it d.ie.s seem to mo terrible when anyone deliber ately refuses to ho cured. There miht to be a law compelling consumptives to tit Uo it. l'.ven if i bey don't eare for their own lives, the publie.'s welfare should be rouMd eied. Pon't you think so too? 1 hopo such a law will soon be enforced." (Signed) Mas. Kim a.u&on. HM tt Mc, Mt unit l n tmttl.' UirotiKtuMit tlio tnlt-.l Rtati'iiunl CiiuiKlti ; untl iti KimUinl. in lit. iMV-'H. 8.1., 44 fi.l. If yxu ur' uil Hiilmlli'il iin.T Iniylnc, ri'ltu u tti liuUli) to yuiir dniciiiat ami k t your mom y b.ick. II V nulhurfze thf nfi" II'. 11. IWUKXK i t'0 f'r For Sale B W v iHHinlrllir. j)Mt (ir... A l'ort. L Di lino- CASTOR I A Vcr luf.iuta anil CluUlron. Ths Kind You Hava Always Bought Tloars tbo Slynuturo of Corvallis & Eastern RAILHOAD. T1J1H C'AIID Nt. 2 for Yiupiina Train Iouvoh Albany l-':la P M - Leuvu IVrvnllis 1 :.'5 PM Arrives Yaitlitm 7:1 I'M No. I KeturnhiK Lcavos Yaiiulna fl:00 A M Leaves t'orvnllis 11:(1 A ,M- Arrives Albany., 12:15 P M No. 8 fnr'Detrolt Loaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:'U) A At No. 4 KotitrniiiK Leaves Detroit l'.':20 P M Arrives Alhauy r,:l." P .M Out! unit two oomicettit Altmny und Ot.rvnllls with houtliern 1'nelllo tnilus, KlvlHK nirect rvlee to una Inmi Aetviurt una iuiacuiu IjenelieK. , .. . Trains tor til mountains arrive, nl ueiroiini noon, itlvlns ample tlnio to reaen eiimpinK srounils on thu llivlleiibui'h anU hantlaia tho sainu ilay. EDWIN STCINU, Minmuur, II L WAI.DKN, J TURN Kit, TP ftP A Agent, Albauv. EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE ' of the Southern Pacilic.Go Kxpreas Trains Loave Portlaml.Dally- South ! Nurlit 7KKI pin Lv i'ortlaud Ar jV Eugene l. Ar San l'ruucitico i.v Ar -Ugtiou Ar Ar Lou AnguteB lv Ar Kl 1'auu l.v Ar New Orleaua Lv Lv i'ortlautl Ar Ly Kugeue JjV j , Ar San Kraituisco Lv Ar Ugdeiit l.v AtvLtM AiigeluB l.v Ar Kl Paso iv At New Urlonna J.v D:15 a m .H:M.a iu H:0r p in 1.-1U pm 7KW put 8:10 'pui 12:31 am N:l,'i am fi::il) a in V ;(o a m lolHI p in li:L'A a in M::l a in I 7:10 p ui 1:11 am 7 KM) am 1:40 a ui .':l l pm I : In V m r:'tii p m I SiU p m 12.8Upiu liH) p m I li :2b p m i iM a ui 8:00 a m DINING CARS (,iAAOO ObbLHVATION CARS ; rulliuan tirnt-clfcin and TouH-it Hluuplntf CHTi fttiftchwd to ail tli rutin h traiutt. ' Prompt connectiuuH at Denver, Omaha aiHlOhicaBU with tra.iat tor other eoV tjru cititw. orvMlliM mull Lmllr (Kxeept Duinlay 7J0mli.T Portland il;f& p m Ar Corvalila; Ar I 6:M pui Ly lav i-ui At Albany and OorvallU ouuuect wittitrub ot Oregon (;eutral 4 Kastera ttaiiway. ludepeiiUriite nkt;iiKer imliy thxt;epthmtUHyi IXFUKHH TRAIN DAILY (K1CKPT BUllDAi. ) 1:50 p in l.v PortUtnd Ar 8:'J a tu 7;U p iu I Ar mcMiunvillQ liV I &:.j0 a in 8;; p in Ar lialt sjndiiKl.v 4jfi0 a ut Direct c ncrttion at Fan 1'rautiBco with UHiiiHtiip lini tor Hawaii Jupuu, China, tlio l'l.tlhpiuii aud A uvtralia, I' or thruukli tick-eta audruten, cull on h O A DAllt, Or K .1 McCLANAHAN. Oet Agent , City licktAktnt, aiLjti)f, Oo?(fnn. ItKOKIII.KK, CHIMAUKIIAM, .h Mituivger. Ci and P A Puitland, Orejiun. j ,i IciJ m if .In Uth I- nt-aln or m i ii s.-t iMlh l.t I -.ja 'UsCS , d-rcr t. treitsi(i -.ritwith trrrj marhlrti. ai xl MMl-riM tMafhlsw, rompwro It with Y.mr -lorr l"T Plli J0'00.0 1. mt yotir fr-itrht troiit th 910.00. ' rr ' . - jiunifii lit. us t. rJotQOl Chicago, III., j 4va-