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SOUTH AND EAST -VIA Merit Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave Kucen for Portland and way statiouH at 3;5-l am;l :08 p in. v Portland v Eugene At Aflbland At hacramento Ar San Francisco 8:30 a m 2:08 p m 12:33 a m 6:00 p m 7:45 p m 7:00 p in 12:34 a in 11 :30 a in 4:35 a m 8:10 a in Ar (Men Ar Denver Ar Kaunas Uity Ar Cliicairo 5:45 a m 9:00 a tn 7:25 a m 7:45 a m 11:45 a m U:0O a in 7; '25 a in 9.30 a in , Ar Los Angeles Ar El Paso ' Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar HuiiHtnn Ar New Orlean.8 Ar W a tilling ton r New York 1:20 p m U:0() p m 6:30 a in 9:55 a to 4:00 a m fi:2fi p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p m 7:00 a ra 9:00 p m 6:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a in 6:25 p in 6:42 a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tonriwt cars on both traiuu. Chair card Sacra mento to Ufjden and Kl Pmo, and tourist carH to Chicago, Ht Louih, New Orleans and Wash in a ton, Connecting at San Fran ciftcw with fleveral steamship litiea for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipinea, Central and ttontii America. See Mr L Q Adnir, agent at Eugene or addres U H MARK HAM, Or V A, Tortland.Or. OREGON. SHORT LINE R. I THE DIRF.CT EOUTE TO Montana,. Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Sires choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Past Mall Lino, or Ihe RIO URANuK Scenlo Line No Changs o! Cars On tin Portland-Chicago Special, "tho finest a th( west." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers . fine Hew Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaohes and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. For further information apply. L h STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or JRNagel, WEComan "MPaMAgt Gen'lAgl 142 Third St. Portland, Or GO EAST VtA S-ortest and Quickest Line TO K.PnOl, OULUTH, MIKNEAPOUS, CHICAGO An all points EaeL Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, ""lint and Buffet Smoking Library Car r.jr-YTIiAlNS. FAST TIME, oBKVK'hAND SCENE itY UNEol EyUALE fiUKATv? r!n,,,.E';t Prtlnd sod the v. . w ir.rx.i ii i.,nnsaie ac .-viutn-CltK r v tt'T' Ticket OH-oa, Eugene, or 4i...nlrlr.u jicKeturec 268 MORRISON STREET5 PORTLAND R?, and full Information r cms ianternTrip, coil on or addwe. n, A. X C. ilKN.VIMTOV, w ud l'ioket Agent Portland r 1. m a flit The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years e Duped Thorp have boon placed upon tho markot sovoriil chimp reprints of an obsolete edition of Webster's lilotlonary." 1'hoy are being offered under various union at a low price By 6'7 goods dealers, grocors, agents, oto., and In n few Instnnces as a premium foreubserlp tlons to pHors. Anuouucoments of these comparatively Worthless reprints are very misleading ; for iiiRtnnee, they nro advorllsed to bo tho substantial equivalent of a higher-priced book, when in reality, so far as wo know and believe, tuoy are all, from A to Z, ' Reprint Dictionaries, phototypo copies of a book or over tlfly years ugo, which in llsduv waawild fornhniit 5-i.uO, and which whs inui-li puppi-loi- in unjier. print, and binding to them imitations, bcinu theu a work of isoiuo inorlt instead of one Long Since Obsolete. Tho supplement of i:ivn; n,..-nMeil ,Lncv words," wniL-ligoniool' lln-fi ', : , v ri' itdvor (iscd to contain. vn c'nmi':"! n" -i nmii i who died over forty yesru i:.'. ,.:A wns puliMshoil huforo tiln ili'iitii. (i:ii,r ninor udUItioiiB are prnbiihlv nf iiifuc oc li-.i ,iuo. Tho Webster's UnahrlJccd Ilstn.il by our houso in l -.o m t;e of that nnnio faniiKtir i It doutiiins over yHrl p:iv j t!o:;s on iK'tti'ly cverv m;at; iini-rinr, tm Hit: thlo copyi'iylit fruin ct:ci!i Viiiuuble hm jii: i- j... , C'L-f puJiH'-.htit !!,., Bo.'.-.-1; i.i.owij t :., . . , Wec ricv'is hitcr.,- .-. A- n dUrlinimry Ih.m .. Dlctlnn&ry piib .1.' ! Mi joiia .-ii .M'r-), vnfc should G ltl'll((Mi ,'. .-lie -4l 3 r in m i if & rvkTi ill a w AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Niht Emissions and wastins; diseases, all effects o self abuse, cr excess ard India, ci etion. A nerve tonic and Ijlood builder. Brings the tiinlr rrrmw f-n tt,! ryntlra nnd Hir? restores the fire of youth. uy man ouc per nox: o boxes for $i3.f(; wit' . a written pntiran teo to cure t refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU For ea'.e W L DeLano Drugstore. 'ugana Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1886, the streal cars will run on the following scheduet time until further notice. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40.9:10-9:40-10:00. s m hen very hn'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommerville & Burger. Pure" WhisWea and rtnndiest the fine grades of Wines and 'Jigan Mixed Drinks a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS. .1 EUGENE-FLGRENGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htage leaves Eu;ne for Florvnce Rally except rioneuy at 8 a m Ik-turning Btatte leaves Klorenoe for Kugene dally except Hull day 8 at it p m Saturdays Sam. Arrives in Kugene at 6 p ni tb day following. pin-out. far w ROUND TRIP W Ttcite for Bale at 2. fUnri' livery bam, Fnirene, or at Hard di PTeuport'l offlo. IB T'Orcnoft. .Af Aw lA r I At tj 11F THICINTAUIteoMNf MC YORK OfTY., DontB 500SO90O00'0-0O ON THE BEACH. I o 4 O-a-o--O-a-O-o-O-t-O--O O-0O-O-0-0--6 Dorothy and I were enptiued. We w e paHsing a few weeks at the den short. One morning while passing h room I huurd a cry of grief. Her dooi was oiufii, And 1 saw Dorothy sweep tu-russ tlie room. A clinging white gowii ioost-ly fuveloped her figure. Her long, hrown hair was streaming down her barb in a distinctly wild way, her eyea flashed, and I could plainly see the heaviug of hei husom under the light stuff that covered it. In her hands she crushed a letter. and I shrank still farther back. She. looked euthralliugly beautiful, and I did not wonder that she stood so toiij before her full length mirror. Thou hei lips began to twitch at the corners, hei brows urched iu distress, her nostril, quivered, aud a little catching of th breath reached my ears. My love wai crying! She was also pressing that lettei to her Hps. "Oh, Bob, Bob, why don't you come why don't you come?" I heard in accentt Boft, but despairing. "Day ufter diiy, 'veek after week, I have tricked uij heart into song and laughter by whisper ing, 'Bob is coming, Bob is coming!' But you do not come, and I cannot trick nj heart any longer. Will you never come Bob? Shall I forever lie down with thif prayer upon my lips? Shall 1 forevel rise with this dull pain? Are you witt some other woman now, dear? Aftet all you have said, all you have written, I cannot believe It." She ceased aud wiped her eyes. Aftei a little she took a photogruph from tin dressing table and gazed at it with foud intentuess for fully a minute. Then she smiled. "Bob, I'm a naughty girl!" she croon ed softly. "I ought not to doubt you. 1 know you wilt come back. Don't look sc solemn, love. Please, don't! Smile a lit tle for the poor girl just a little, sweet; so. that she may know you are not angry wontf J. ben she ll kiss you, and yoc can t neip yourself." I did not wait for the kiss. I slunh down the hall like some wretch doomed to the gallows. I could not believe 11 real. I was sure the morning would show it nothing but a dream, and that Dorothy and I would bathe In the surf and ride on the beach the same as ever. Dorothy did not come down stairs thai night, and I was glad of It. But the next morning, as I lay in a hammock, she came up to me with a song upon her lips. She lrew up a chair close to me, and, glancing coquettisbly to right and Left U see that no alien eyes were upon us, sht bent her head and gave me a morning kiss a dainty, birdlike touch. There Is a good deal of the tiger yet left in the best of -us. My veins at that moment throbbed with a murderous pas sion, and I felt that I should inevitable throttle her. Yet I did not. I looked her calmly In the eye. I believe I even smiled. Her eyes never wavered. In stead a kind of love mist spread ovei tuem, and she kissed me again, very ten derly, two or three times. Pier exqaisitt hypocrisy gave me a kind or mental pa ralysis, and for a moment I was as bar ren of thoughts as an imbecile. "Fred, what would I do if you should die?" she whispered tremulously. "Do you love mo so much?" I asked, and. strive as I would, I could put no sig nificance into my tonos. "So much, dear," she answered solemn ly, "that the grave with you would b preferable to a palace with another." "Too much ever to deceive me?" I man' aged to say. "Ah, you know I do, boy." "And have, you never deceived me?" continued. "Never," she answered, but I fancied 1 detected a quickening of her breath, which was falling upon my cheek, "Never!" I repeated, and I knew from the stern ring in my voice that my man hood was returning. She flushed unmistakably, and a loot of fright filled her eyes fright that be fore would havo wrung my heart, but now only stung me to fury "Never but once," she faltered piteous ly. clinging to my band. I fiercely shook off her grasp. "What was it?" I demanded. .. "Oh, Fred, I Intended to tell you, and 1 will. But not yet; don't make me tell it yet, she pleaded. "Now or never!" I said inexorably. I did not Imagine she could be so firm. ThreatR, cajolery, pleading, were alt In vain. Sho would not tell. Then a better feeling came over me, and I said: Dorothy, 1 asked you to confess nol that I might longer love you, for that i Impossible, nut that I might still respect you. You hnve shut yourself out from even that. Yesterday I learned your se cret by chance, and It must forever act as a bar between us.' She tried to smile, and I believe she thoucht I wan jesting. But when Bh saw no auswering Bmile upon my set lips, no mirth in my hard eye, she grew whitt and rigid. Even in that crucial moment, aa I looked at ber pitiable emotion, a si ren fascination that banished pride, self respect and all tempted me for a moment to take her In my arms. If only for the last time, and shamelessly forget all. Is it all over 7" she asked in nol low tones. "All over," I answered. ' "Do you think me bad?" she asked brokenly. Do you think yon are good r I asked scornfully. 1 am good, sweetheart," she panted, desperately throwing herself half npoo me, "I swear it before God I I should have told you in the beginning, but every day made it harder.1 Even then I should have told you it you had not said some thing so alighting, so cruel to me about about" "About whom?" I asked. "About actresses," she answered in a low, hopeless tone. The light broke in upon me. I took hm in my arms and held her bo tightly to my heart that we seemed in body, as In spirit, to be one. I had overheard her rehearsing. Club Fellow. Fondness For Novelty The Bookman thinks that "at the pres ent time there Is no more ominous symp tom of the decay of real litem ry taste visible than that whlch Is to be found In the extraordinary sales of some par ticular book for a few months and then the instantaneous Ions of all Interest In it whatsoever, for this shows that the pub lic mind in Its literary preference Is be coming like the mind of a child which goes into ecstasies over a new toy only to grow tired of it and smatih It before its newness has half worn off and then to Bquall vigorously for another." rhkMUD OUT. Dull headache, pains In various part of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, lone of appetite, feverish nets, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp-'re blood. No matter how It became o, It muni be parlfi'd In order ti obtain enod health. Aeker's Hlood Klixlr ha never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poiwins, or any other blood dioeaaos. It la certainly a wonderful remedy aud we sell every bottle on po.tle guarantee. For le by W L DeLano. REAR ADMIRAL KEMPFF A conspicuous figure in China is Bear Admiral Loula Kempff V S V who landed marines from the eruiaar N.wark at Taku and wa In command until Hear Admiral Remey arrived. Bsllavlnf that on attnek on tho Taku forts wou d turn the Chinese army into allies of tho Boxers ami imperil th. f.n? r?"ef ,orce- Ue dld not ta tos Miault Later development, btot ed that his idea was correct , Millions Civen Away. It is ceuuiuly nitii'viim lo (be pub lic to know of one concern lu the land who are not afraid to be uuneious to the needy and i.u(leiinr. The proprie tors of Dr King's New Discovery fur constiuiptiuu, ooukIib and coldB, liuve given away ovr leu million trial bot tles of this great imdicinc; nnd have the satisfaction of knowing It has ab solutely cured thousands of l opeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarse ness and all diseases of t he throat, cbest and luugs ar unruly cured by it. Call on w L DeLano, druggist, anil get a free trial bottle. Regular si.e,60j and $1. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. Elks' Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of the Be nevolent Protective Order of Elks, to be held at Portland, September 4th to lath inclusive, tickets will be sold at reduced rates from all stations on Ore gou Hues to Portland aud return. These tickets will be on sale (September 3rd, 4th, 6th, lUth and 13ih, ami limit ed to three days after date of sale. For' further pnriiculais, call on or address Southern Pacific ageut at Ku gene. Working Night and Day. The Ini-iest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr King's New Llfo 11 1 Its. Every pill is a sugar-ooated globule of health, that chnnres weaknt-as Into strength, H-t lessness into energy, brain fag Into mental power. They're wouderful lu building up the health. Only Sou per box. Sold by W 1j DeLano. OABTOHIA. Beam tho 1,18 Vou Havft Almys Bought Call For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid ou presentation at my office ON and aftkk August 10, 1000. Interest on same will cease August 11, 11)00: All Lane county warrants from registered num ber 7545 to 76U9, both Inclusive. Dated, Eugene, August 0, 1900. A B Pattbksow, County Treasurer Red Hot From the Gun Was Ihe ball that hit G B Sleadman of Newark, Mich, In the Civil war. It caused horrible ulcers that no treat-, went helped for 20 years. Then Uiick len's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns, bolls, felons, corns, skin eruptions, Best pile cure on earth. 26 cents a box. Cure guar anteed. Sold by W L DeLano, drug gist. Farm For Sale. 160 acres. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and woodland. Fine cattle or sheep ranch. Wood out range. Now house and barn. Itun nlng water near house; 20 mUes west of Kugene, 6 miles west of Elmira. Address , J. M. Sl'Kl'HKNB, Elmira, Ore, Fruit Wanted. Pears and Italian, French and Silver prunes bought at the Kugene cannery. The highest market price will be paid. tor particulate call at the cannery. Fruit Wanted. Cash paid for pi-srs, npplea and ;i. M, Fkancib, Eugene, Or. plums. During the civil war as well as in ou late war with Spain diarrhoea was one of the most Iroubltsnme dlscoM the army had to contend with. In many Instances It became chronla and the old soldiers still suffer from It. Mr David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene Co, Pa., is one of these, lie uses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aDd Diar rhoea Remedy and says he has never found anything that would give him such quick relief. It Is lor sale l.y W L DeLano. AND THE CRUISER NEWARK. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomaoh, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results In loss of appetite, tiolnons in the blood, baokache, ner vousness, headache and tired, listless and run-down feeling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavlile, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitlers are jnst the thing for a man when he Is all run down and don't care whether he HveB or dieB. . It did more to give me now strength and good appetite than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Ouly SO ceuts at W L DeLano's drug store. Every bottle guaranteed. Elks' Excursion. A special ooaoh under charge uf the Elks will leave Eugene for Portland Wednesday, September 6, and retuin Sunday, September 0. Sixty round-trip tickets will be sold at $3,60 eaob, good for above. dutes only. Apply at ouce to R M Donahue at WellB Fargo & Co's ollloe. First come, llrst served. Notice. -,. The publio schools will commence Sept 21. Teachers are requested to call at my olllce and sign their oontraote as soon as convenient. Dated August 4, 1000. - Geo F Craw, Clerk. Chance to Buy a Home. A O-rooin house, barn, outbuildings and two full lots I u best residence sec tion of Eugene for sale at a bargain if taken within 30 days. Best chance of the year. AddresB Lock Box No. 86tJ, Eugene Oregon. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It faila In num. F. W I4r,.vu. ! ture Is on each box. 25c. a a. sTbni -a- - Bean tho Villi llaie Always Frenoh Tansy Wafers, tug world'! nmoue ri medy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy in the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France DrugCompany, importers, 806 Turk St San Francisco. For sale bv all drug gists, or sent in plain wranper direct on receipt of 2. "Meet Us On The Midway" The Event of the Timei. Great Street Fair and Carnival... Occupy Inn many Mild block, taking in an entire itraet from curb to curb, Portland, Oregon, Spt.4to 15,1900. I'nder the ampin of th? Port lnt KlkH. riUKCAKHINO In MAflNi'lTDK nnd (lliANDKPk AN Y'lIHNd OK T1IK KIM KVKK A'I'TKM PTKD ON THK I'AOIKK; OOAHT. Homothlfig tormmber tip to the date of your heart failure. The Street of Cairo, The Oriental Theater, The German Village, The Dancing Girls; An Arabian Pageant, Crowning the Queen, Rex, King of the Carnival At tended by His Magnifi cent Court Tho i-pit t ftIn 'if thm SMfca .ml Olhi-T orrlr-rft. The Itflllnn Turk uti'l Kouiitatn. '"'!' i tj j in i mil i nr rouinain. J n in uiKinii'-M i Minimum air i (I nil' J KlfMUl .'Il'lWHT with wotid'-rrnt itiriictton. Mining, Mfrf.mih.'t Atfrlcnlturc. HortieiiHiir,iuifloihei ItnlusirUl exhibit. Thn Mumnn'n 1'trlhon 1.-iKiil worn-Mi, but It by woriifTi nl f,-nt-nt-t by women) for the exhibit of woman'! tn i'Utrml work. Ths art in ptar built of Oregon atiil WatMnfrlon grain una urA'tem, Muni'-, (turf-tr nnd Fun. Night turn"! into 1y. iwtt rati nd wtr tmm ever given to i'tinUttdirvia all parts of Ihsl'actflo Northwwt L.jMopten Pacific Notion nn.ter tiU head rot to exiwl fvn nuea. Ml oouu p. weckj 31 oOamoutli; Sl mt year. j.- ' For Saio. I'Olt BALK-At a bargain, one of the best stock and Kram ranches of 740 acres, 8 miles fr,,m Eugene. Will he sold as a whole, r in part, to aUit purchaser. Easy !,.. For liar ticulars apply , jh ,., , Ax Hilly Dt,aiuu,.ut Mt.,re. EOH SALK.-tVr-.er Frst and Jeller- son s reete, 10 room ,oU-e .!, two lots, Stix KM r.-et eaoi" Gwd burn water. . rult, li Vou u Also house anal,,,, ,(,, F,rsT an d ny 160 feet, young fri'lt trees, Kood garden ground, wate-, etc Also house and Int. oorih r win,...!. 7 and. Knuru,,,,,; H n" For prices and terms , he SJ Sills" T. v ma Wash, Box 87, or call at Uuaro 'OR SALE A line Mock rand, con. ug oA) rea ,r ata ,,,, Will sell as ..wh8 ,- 0 obtaining Ituplemei.ts, house and two barns, consisting of m aort., . the other pasture land pnuripailv! Situated six mil irom Kiigen. Call ou or address J M Uearha.t Eugene, Oregou. F0R.8ALE-A ne lot, corner Tenth i otreeis. inquire or Mr. Mi Croner. F? SLE A K"1 saddle horso. .r . KBD Bl OBCe- lqlre of Mrs M J Babb, High street. For the Seashore. Newport and Yao li na Tbiv ,-ntiH., uestoofler for the summer vn.n.,n greater varloty of attractions than can ue iouna at any other North Paolflo resort. Excellent tuh bathing, entioiug rides aud rambles goou noatmgand fishing, clams, crabs and oysters for the gathering, and un equaled profusion of pebbles, shells and gales. Add lo this cheerful and obliging hosts, who are providing at very reasonable rates homelike quar ters, and most liberul fare. They won't let one get huugry at Newport. See Southern Paolllc agent for tickets and time tables, or correspond with C H Markham, General Passeuner Agent,, Portland, Oregou. Farm For Sale ' 628 aores of land within nne mile of Harristiurg, 200 aoros in cultivation two old houses, two barns; nearly all river bottom land. A large quantity of balm, maple and ash timber. Ash aud maple suitable for lumber. -Two old orchards on the place. This Is a bargain. Price, $14, per acre. Address, R F Bakkk 4 Co!, 'unotlnu City Hotel. o'Ab'toei'xa. Boan the II" Kind Van Ha8 klmi Boujtt Administrator's Sale. I r, ill sell at private salo t lie silver and glass ware dishes and books be longing to the estate of a V Peters. Also 2400 shares of stock lu the Lane County Mining Company in Ihe Blue River district. Geo B Dohris, Administrator. I rtnlr tvniirlnn.i,.l If U mA your stomach Is bad, your liver out of order.. Ayer's Pill, will clean your tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make your liver right. Easy to take, easy iv upciaic u aruggists. W.tit 7our liiomtiii'.lie or bo.ril a baautllul BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tihiK '"-n "r ru n mwir inrn UK. ers 10 0Tt: (f FjWuaoilT!,-! M. Hut. CO .sW, M, H. F.G. CORSETS MAKE American Beauties, Latest Modek. On Kach Sox. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, SOLO BY AX BILLY IlilTI mm ta a -r.u ' 7 ' 1 ""-"n" prrmranon wnu an aisoasrs or ens generntrrsi 4 l,n",l 2l."lK:n,"r,??.,',!"c.1' f" Nervoua IT-imtloo. KalllnB of Loat Manhood. imff ",!nc. Nlyhtly Emllon. Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, aiceaalva na . . ""imiourwpium wnicn Arltrl Ub 8. ! orr,''e't'ranU' to cure or refund tho money. Hold at (Jl.OO pe ni ii.ii um.ti, iboio.for6.00. UI.UOTTa Ulli.TUCAJL CO., Clevalu4V For S-iIo Bv RAILWAY Tim Pullman Sleeping- -ars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Jar? I'AUL, MlNNKATl 1 jr 'ibiriTiT TO KAlMi(J liRANUFOltKsr pXdOKSTON. NNlPliOT khtKNAaud tl rrT-K.- Tnrounri Tickets to CI,wl,V(i'.'' WASHINGTON l'Hll.ADK.l.l-HIA, rV YOUK. BOSTON, and All Pouita Kiutt and South. For Information, time cards, map and tk'knta, call on or write to R MoMTJRPHEY, tJeneral At;eub, Kuirens, Offloe Opposito Guard otnoe. Or. 'AD CHARLTON. Aut Gen'l Paui. Af aa 25 Morrlaou fit, oor Third. Portland, Ongon THROUGH TICKETS TO TB. . r , , , , EASTandSOUTHEAST S0UTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Pullman Palacn;Sleepers Tour ist Slorners and Rechnln" Crtalr Cars Da 1 1-to . . , . , l'KNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. ?lOUIS' And otlisr Uastnrn Cities. The- mily Una from Portland oIumIiik pMBongem t-i.,wlally Couilnotoil Excuiaions through to C'Imooko every Wednesday. rr'Poi'tlaniltoCHcaiio Sntithcru Pacillo, Union Pacific VV liy'a, liacdiiKe checked thmuidi to tlialt,in.' Mauniiirent sceneiy, Union iwt. last time, lowrst rates, v J-or fuitlipr Information, apply fpmt Southern Paoltic Company, or H LATllliOl', ICE 11110 any Canadian Pacific If you are going to Chicago or points East, remember tho G. A. R. RATE 50 ' Chicagd' aiiil' Return Tloketa on sale August 21 and 22, and' good : oa tlil company's maguilJoent train, th IMPERIAL LIMITED For partlctilara apply to tt H. ABBflTT; agent, '' ' 14(1 Third Stmt,- & J.COYLK. Portland, Or. Aut. Otn, Pau. Agent, 1 Vancouver, B. O, . . Corvallis& Eastern IRAILROAD. WIITIK IIABD No. 2 for Yaqulna- . , , Train leaves Albany. ...... .12:80 P M leaves CortaJU 1:40 P M ' Arrives Yaquina o:bS P M No. 1 Keturoln. , , Ioa.ea Yaquina... 7K AM ' Leaves Corvallla 110 All" Arrivea Albany 12il0 P M Na 8 for Detroit !r Leaves Albany ) ;0Q A M . Arrival Detroit 11:20 AM No. 4 Retnrafng Leavee Detroit. 12iI0 P K' Arrives Albany... 6:48 P M No. 6. ., i leaves Corvallla :0OAM Arrive. Albany 6:46 A M No. B. , v . C;; Leaves Albany..,. , 7:20 PM - ,. Arrive. Corvallla 8K)6 i M One anil twooonnectat Albany and Ctrvntlla ' with Southern l'nctllo Iralm, giving gItm-I flt-rvtre to and from Newisirt aud till cant tMachet. 'Irani, forth mountains arrive at Petrolt at , noon, Klvlng ainiile time lo reach camping Krimri'U ou the Uteltenbueh and Sautlam Ihe ameday, KiveatidHii connect at Albany with the Albany local to and from Portlane. . KDW1N S'I'ONK. Mauaer. J TURNER, Trip A Aiieut Albany, MO . VITALITY lead to Coniumot on and Inaanitv. with 71 Linn Druo Co