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' .7 f Mm a Tii Kind Ycu Have Always Boiijrlit, antl which lins been' use lor ov.-r 30 jcnis, has borne the signature of uiid hr.s .LjLJAr-frr., 8 il supervision Blnoo Its infaiioy, hjt t-wcy. Alliiurno All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Experiments tiiat tritle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnreotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ' and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ' The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I Bears the Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CKNTkUn COktNNV, TT MUMMY TR(ET. NIW YORK OITV. ITAl.l I ost voon MANrtOOl Cures Impotency, Right Emissions anc wasttr'sr diseases, all elfects self jiffjl" abuse, cr excess ard mdi Isi'iLin cretion. A nerve tonic and i f-'4r S blood builder. Brinps the . I y pink tD pale cheeics and j.Ki-SSi restores the fire of youth. fi?Nif! Ry aail SOc per box; C boxes lor tyS.Rl); wit" written guaran. tee to curr t refund the money, NFT.'lTA WEDICALCO. fr'nie.-. I Jackson Sis., CHICAGO, IU. W T. De Laoo Prnimtore. CI Notk linen, fl pr yen umler tins head Dot to exceed five ;enta per week; SI 50 a month; $12 For Sale. J- 0 ' LK. tVrner Firstand Jefler ri . e-:. ,.n 10 mom houte, and tw.-i !xl0 feet each. Good in- i aier. Iruil-.ttne garden ground. A .nune and lot, comer First and Lh nee streetfi, lot CO (eel 8 inches, by 1 I feet, young fri'lt trees, (rood KrC' n crouiid, writer, etc. AIho noii'--- and lot, coiner Wiilanmtte aud Fourteenth streets For prices and terms write 8 J ISillB, Tacoma, YVuhIi, Box 827, or call at UuABD olllce. FOB HA LIS CHEAP. 10-room house, bath, hot and cold water, lot 80x160, lots of fruit on place. Nicest location in city. Inquire of W. Banders. BH INGLES FOR SALE. I have 36,000 A 1 ptaaved cedar shingles for eale. Write HW Jones, Jasper, for Drices, etc FOlt BALE. One span horses, weight about 1200 pouuds each, one set bar necB and two wagons; 6 acres to rent. Call on O B Martin, Cartwright place, one mile west ofolty, or ad dress, Eugene, Oregon. STUDENTS WANTED. Board and lodging, light and heat furnlBhed to students for $3.00 per week. Apply to Mrs Wm Forrester, Ninth and Hllyard streets, or at the University Book Store. WANTED To trade a musloal instru ment for digging a ditch to connect with the sewer. Apply at once to Rankin's tnuslo store. Farm For Sale. 160 acres. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and wood land. Fine cattle or sheep ranch. Oood out range. New lioure and ham. Kunr liiiig water near hour: 20 m'lea west of cuene, 6 miles west of Elmlra. Address J. M. Stephens, Elmlra, Ore, For Sale. Abnur. 4 acres of good laud in Eu gene, with house, barn and chicken nou"e. Unod young orchard, and flna water. Good plBCe for gurdeo chlcke i ranch. Inquire at this office. '"ine Tailor Made Suits. Ful md roinplete line of fall and winti samples. Call fur y-iur order. J. M owe, with W W Martin, mar ble ks- til , Wanted. A reliable girl to do it. ml hnuwnrk wanted liume-dhi- Eiiqui'e at this office. . m.k. Work hurse for Ml- . ,.,.:y F A Klluiaksr, ll'.h an i ,ry in-.-ls. 1 r, .li Tanpy Wa era, ma world's ani,i i rem.-dy for lirvvular and pain ful p o,l of ladies; are never failing and fe. M-irrlc'l laliw' friend Kren. i Ttnsy Wafer are thro'ilyre 'ialile female remedy In the world; Im portd from Paris; "tad nothing else, bin Imlston genuine; In rd wrappers with erown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, W Turk t Han Francisco". For rale by all drug nlsis. or sent In plain wranper direct go receipt of i been made mulor bis per- mm ri.W..iv .. I.. GUNS THAT KILL. A Eugene Firm Has Received a Lot from Belgium. We have just received direct from Belgium a big stock of double-barreled shotguns. These guns were ordered last February. We bought them di rect. Knocked all the middle men out We will sell them cheap. Come and see them; see If they are not the greatest bargain you ever saw, or ever heard of. In fact it is amazing lior we can sell these fiue guns so cheap. One man killed 65 digger vqulrrels out of 73 shots with one of these gum, another killed a pheasaut at 75 yards with number 8 sbot. Another killed a big black bear with number 4 shot. We hear good reports from all over the oountry about our gui's. You may just as well as not have one. Look at these prices aud consider that tbey are double-barreled breech loading guns, the far-killing kind $10.60, (112.50, $13.50, $14.60, (16.00 and $17.00 and on up, Single barrel guns $6.76, $7.60 and $9.00. We have also just received fioni eastern manufac turers a flue stock of Marlln and Win chester rifles and Bhitguus. All our rifles are sighted correct, One man shot at a deer three times in two seconds, three-quarters of a mile and bit It each time. You get good guns of us and you get them aheap. Biggest stock in the Northwest. Barker Guns Works, Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward lor any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, bare known F J Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West ATkuax, wholesaledrogglaU, Toledo, O. Waloino, Rinnan A Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free. Price 75o per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Singing Lessons. Singing Lessons, Italian method by Miss Marguerite Hansen. Inquire at music room U O dormitory from 9am to 3 p m. For Sale Cheap. A good second hand Smith-Premier typewriter In good condition, Geo F Craw, Are you nervous, restless, pale and easily tired? I er haps the scales can tell you why. If your weight is helow vo.i.- average, that y w explains it. Scott's limulsion is a fat- producini: food. You soon begin to gnin and you keep on gaining long after you stop taking it. For all wasting diseases, in both young and old, it is the one standard remedy. SCOTT A BoWNt, Cluoaufc Kr York. wasting H CniM the Heckler. The man wbo ask. quo.tkma and In sists on their brlug answered la a fa miliar prtwuce at all party ineMloga. He t known aa tho bectiler. The shak er In not allowed to disregard lilm. If a statement is dispute.!, II la the ora tor's platv to make It good. Any mem her of the audience may rise to his feet and etaout out a contradiction whenever he (eels like It, and by tut custom of English public life' the speaker Is expected to make actus re ply on the spot. Mr. Chamberlain was always a dan gerous man to cross In debate, but the personal feeling agatnst him was so bitter for years after bis withdrawal from the ranks of the separatists that many an unhappy man was driven to tilt against his shield. It was delicious to watch Mr. Chamberlain's handling of the situation. He would pause when the Interruption grew serious and glre tho heckler a chance to make himself well heard. "Now If yon will allow me I will ask that gentleman to get upon a chair that we may all bare the pleasure of seeing him." A dozen anx ious hands would hoist the objector ln- unwelcome prominence. "Now, air," came the clear, passionless voice, "will you kindly speak up? I should be sorry If any one missed what you have to say." The heckler, now quite unnerved, would stammer out aomethlng, and Mr. Chamberlain, listening with a ma- HcIoub Bmlle, would quietly readjust his eyeglass and, turning to the au dience, fling out a reply cool, cutting nd decisive. Sydney Brooks In Har per's Magazine. How Twain Introduced Hawler "Only once did Mark Twain appear In public as a political speaker," says Will M. Clemens In Alnsleo's. "As a conscientious Republican In bis politi cal preferences Mr. Clemens took an active Interest In the presidential cam paign of 1SS0. While visiting In Elmi ra, N. Y., in the fall of that year be made a short speech one Saturday night, Introducing to a Republican meeting General nawley of Connecti cut ' In the course of his remarks Mr. Clemens said: General Hnwley Is a member of my church at Hartford and the author of "Beautiful Snow." Maybe he will deny that But I am only here to give him a character from bis last place. As a pure citizen I respect him, as a per sonal friend of years I have the warm est regard for him, as a neighbor whose vegetable garden adjoins mine, why why, I watch him. As the au thor of "Beautiful Snow" he has added a new pang to winter. He Is a square, true man In honest politics, and I must say he occupies a mighty lonesome po sition. So broad, so bountiful Is his character that he never turned a tramp empty handed from his door, but al ways gave him a letter of Introduction to uie. Pure, honest, incorruptible, that Is Joe Hawley. Such a man in. politics Is like a bottle of perfumery In a glue factory It may moderate the stench, but It doesn't destroy It' I haven't said any more of him than I would say of myself. Ladies and gentlemen, this is General Hnwley.' " When a lciaa Was Valnnble. The practice of kissing the hands was Instituted by the early Roman rul ers as a mark of subjection as much aa one of respect, and under the first Ca? sars the custom .was kept up, but only for a time. These worthies conceived the Idea that the proper homage due to their exalted station called for less fa miliar modes of obeisance, so the privi lege of kissing tho emperor's hand was reserved as a special mark of conde scension or distinction for officers of high rank. Roman fathers considered the prac tice of kissing of so delicate a nature that they never kissed their wives In the presence qf their daughters. . Then, too, only the nearest relatives were al lowed to kiss their kindred of the gen tler sex on the mouth, for In those days, as now, kissing was not a mere arbitrary sign, but It was the sponta neous language of the affections, espe cially that of love. Under tho Romans It a lover kissed his betrothed before marriage she In herited half of his wordly goods In the event of his death before the marriage ceremony, and If she died her heritage descended to her nearest relatives. Frank II. VUetelly In Woman's Home Companion. Knsy neme-dr. Doctor Oood morning, Mr.' Lover. What can I do for you? Mr. Lover I I called, sir, to-to ask tor the hand of of your daughter. Humph! Appetite good?" Not very." How Is your pulse?" Very rapid when when I am with her, very feeble when away." Troubled with pnlpltntlon?" Awfully when 1 think of her." Take my daughter. You'll soon be cured. One gulnen, please." Pearson's Weekly. Chinese aa Cooks. 8ccond only to the French are the Chinese when It comes to culinary skill, ind with simple materials they will contrive to put together a meal which would shame an ordinary American cook. In peasant families the wife or daughter does the cooking, but In all largo establishments the cooks aro In variably men. Innumerable are the Illusions and legerdemain tricks of custom, but of all these perhaps the cleverest Is her knat k of pi-miudlng us that the mlia alous by simple repetition ceases to be miraculous. Car! .vie. Bangkok Is a city of waters. It Is in Indo-Chinese Venlcp. More people lire In flontlng honses on the Menain, "the Nile of Plain." and the many canal '.nan In permanent buildings. Dressmaking Apprentice. Wanted at once. Mrs 8 L Long, Shop Willamette street. To Cure a Cold in Une Day Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tal lets. All drugglsis refund the money ir It rails to enre. K. w. t (rove's sign hire is on each box. 26c OABTOItIA la, tk. j I tat sisfl 1M Kin lifsstin f V. U. COLVIG'S departure. Compliments of the Baker City Democrat to the Jacksonville Man. "Th Oregonian anuonucea that a man by the name of W M Colvlj, living at Jacksonville, In this state, has gone over to the republluuu party, bag aud baggage," says the Baker City Democrat. ' That geutleineu was au aspirant six mouths ago for the noiuiua- tiou foroongreas at the hunds of t!.e deinocratlo parly, but the democracy would have none of him and nomi nated the scholarly Seuatnr Daly lu- slead. "Then Collg tried to get the demo cratic nomination fur the circuit Judgeship In bis district, aid was agalu turned down. Then he ouu oluded It would be a big stroke to get Into theoounty convention as a dele gate, but met with the usual turndown, "He baa been wanting sumething ever sluoe he was weaned. He has never gotten auyihlng, aud never will get anything. But he will always want aomotblDg. He is ' r Cnlvlg, and bis luflueuoe afleots hlmstlfuot twice alike in three weeks time. Colvig la one of those ducks whom no one cau appreciate, aud be knows It. "He is sorry that the average run of man cannot see bis eioellent qualities, both of brain and intlueuue, aud realises that all men ought to Hu has tried to be a big gun iu the demo oratio ranks iu Oregou for some years, was a nominee for presidential elector ouos ou the deiuooratlo ticket, and that Is about the ouly lime the demo cracy ol the state forgot itself. "We shall miss him. But not for long. Iu the uext campaigu be will be back agalu. God help u! We would like to poke fuu at the republi can parly In Oregon over ibis grand accretion to Its ranks, but ' while we now have it In tor that outfit and al ways will have It lu for It, we oan nev er stoop so low as to grin over this awful misfortune that has smitten it uutougbt and almost uudeserved," A Bm Tax. Brownsville Times! 'Property owners iu school district No 64 meet with astonishment when they go to Albany to pay I heir taxes. It appears that a mistake baa been made by somebody lu the matter of the tax levy for school purposes lu that district and the taxpayers ate called upon to pay a sohool tax of 20 mills, which is outrageous. It Is likely that the levy should have been 1 mills. Tbe district has no use for the amount of money which tbe levy will bring." The school clerk made a mistake lu notifying the county olerk of the amount of the levy, making It 20 whereas It was In reality 3. Albany Herald; Tho Albany steum motor may be a thing of the past. A movement is under way with fair chances of being successful, which will relegate the engine to the haptens boneyard from whence few engines like It ever return , Tbe engine wns taken to the oarshnps at Yaqulua a few days ago for repairs and the car is being operated with horse power. The new owners of the road have made the citizens a proposition which seems reasonable. They will put on now ears and equip the road In first olass shape If tbecltlzena will furnish the poles aud wire. For sprains, swelling aud lameness there Is nothing as good as Chamber lain's Pain Palm. Try It. Foreuleby W L DeLmno. CASTORIA For Infant and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 1 Blgrattu-sjof The Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. ; THilBSDVf eCT 18th A Chance of si life time BEACH & BOWERS Big Consolidated Wlthihe Best Company They bver uwnea- 60 all white people 60 3.' cars 3 bands Every thing now this season, new acts, new faces now idoan. If you want to see a real minstrel show como and see us. Positively the largest and most expensive minstrel company ever organized. Watch for tho big parade at 2 p m. f rices W and 7&c Rest bow on sl at Corner Drug tor. 1 Minstrels Grove's 1 he formula Know just what do not advertise their medicine if you knew , what it contained. Grove's cc nains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tt teless form. The Iron acts as a' tonic while, ihl- Quinine drivti the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Ta.teless Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You are not experimenting when you take Grove's jts superiority and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections ol tne united states. RAILROAD AD V E R T IISEMENT S. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY XT JSf Pullman Sleeping nars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Jar? 1ST. PAUL, MlNNKAPOUt, imuni, TO l-'AKUO. (iltANDFOKKgr ('"ItOilKSTOlK WINNIPEG, IIKI.KNAmhI HUTTC" Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILAUK1.PHIA, NEW YORK, ' BOSTON, ami All l'ointa Kast sad South. For information, tlmt oanls, map aud tickets, call on or write to R MoMUKPHEY ' Uflueral Agent, Eugene, OffioeOpponite Guard oftics. Ur. ' A 1) OHAUI.TON, Asat Gfln'l Pass. Agont. 2V Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, Oregon 0 R&NCO. Depart Time Bobeduls. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago- Ft Worth, Omaha, 4pm Portland Kanaai City, Ht Special Ixmla, Chicago and W:l6am Kait Salt Lak7 Denver Atlantic Ft Worth, Omaha 7am Expreai Kanfiae City, Ht 9 .-00 p. m. J-kuiU, Chicago and East r WallaWallaTtew Spolcana iiton, Spokane, 8:40 ft m 1 Flyer Minneapolis, St 6 pm 1'aul, Dulnth Milwaukee, Cht cago and KasL Ocean STKAUriHTrT 8pm A HatliDK datei 4'p no mibjnct to change. For Han FranoUoo , Hail every 5 days Daily Columbia Hivki Ex Sunday Htbahehs 4pm 8 p m To Aatfria and Ex Sunday Sat 10 p m Way Landings. VlLI,AM milil VER 6am Oregon City, New- 4:80pm Ex Sunday berg. Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday neodence and Way LamlingH, "Willamette and 7am Yamhill Kivekh 8-Opm Tue, Thur Oregon City, Day- Man. Wed and Sat ton and Way and Fit landing. Lv Rlparlal Sitaki Riteh. I LvTewteta i SJ5atn I RipariatoLewiatn I Daily I pallyJ . j im W H Hurlburt . Oen VaM At i'ort, Or F. C. OOHSETS MAKE American Beauties, P. c Latent Models. On fUcb Box, KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. lOI O HY AX BILLY UK. WlUIu iLj O'lio iliiu iiiiijur, uni.) s lriKtiintrfliMf. prWfttfi arU. MnynvlDe. PILES rv Sle Bv aASFATAS'SRS Tim BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Tasteless Chill Ton ic. is piainiy prinu-d on . plainly M pruned , on., every you arc taking when you' take their formula knowintr that ino t,ure, ino ray. frice. Canadian Pacific and Soo Line:.... : First Glass and Tourist Sleep ers Daily. . Passengers Booked to and from all points Er.st Atlantic Steamship uttice Far pArticuUn apply to . .7 . ? : ii H.f a Murrr. tnti, 140 Third Street, K. J.'COYLE. : 1'onlfci.t., Or. ; Aut. Gn, Pam. Agent,-- . Vancouver, B, C, , k j. GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Line TO '""!', i ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An .11 points Eut. Through Pil.o. and Tourist Sle.p.rs. Dining .nd Bufl.t Amoklng Library Carl.1 ' I)Air,YTHAlNS. "i'AH'I'TTMK. ' ' BKKV1UUAN1J HUKKKKY UNKUAI,K 1 1rkel to p"l OHKA'I'Ndlt'l'IIKltN IlY..niiul at South- rn Paoifio Depot Ticket Orhee, Kuifene, or UKUI flUKlUIUUI Ticket UUIO. . , , 288 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, r i :.i ' ( Kor 1Ute, Folder, and full InferthatlonJ 1 n' eading KaaterTrip, cull on or addreaa. A. 3.0.DENNI tK N, City 1 . and Tloknt Airent P rrllrr! SOUTH AND EAST ' ' ' . VIA : ' ' , '," Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE : Train, leave Kngene ffir Portland and way atationa at SJ a m 1 KJH p m, . . r Portland T . Euie.e . Ar Aahland Ar Hacramento Ar Han Franofam ' ft:M a m 2.-U4. p m i. Kin a m fiKi ) p ui . 7:45 p m 8:90 r n 1:10 a m VI M a m AM a m ' M:ln 4 m llgden 1 l)ener ' Kanua City Ciiu)ro (rA a m 1 HrfV) a m 71 a m 7t4d a m 11:15 a m IMKl a m 7:'.'A a to VM) a m Anffele. Kl Paixi Fort Worth (,'ltyof Meiloo HotiaUiD New Orlearoa WenhiriKtoa New York h'.ll p m r,A p uiv Ir.M a m V M a n 4:im a iii p in fl:l'J a m 1J:I.I p in 7llm 11:01) p to - IhWI a ni U:fWt a m 4:im i C:tf p iu C:1J a re 143 p m PuTImAn wITourtnt cftri on brith tnilnii. ('hklrr-jraSkcrtv mmto to 0)'(n ni l Kl l'wn ' Mil fcmHnt I'ttn to i 'hlcMf. Hi Ijonla Nnw (tIcmw mad WMbiuirton. C(iiiuvtiiiK ftt Kun FrMt do(i with ftttvcrM N'.vaMiiBliip . HnM for IfiTiniiili, Jaiu. Chink, I'Mllipn-. UuU-aI avod OfMih Atnerira, or MMrei U H M.U.KHAM. ii l t, l'.iri wiH.t'r, Itvi, tMt OINTMEM1 - J. Ulcpiliriic hikI ll limtf IMi'H. U ulnotbn Hi iite lu'nwi : hi m o, tu-u xk a pnuitifo, Km n-inm-'l nnljr for il-naml Itchino of U- Mvry b ! wn.uitcl. .Imlffo Coon, of Kt . huvh: M Dr. Wlllm',.- nA im Fi eOint moit'ciirml mo iftr ,e:irinf siifTcrlmr." HoM hy dtii(frrUU Miit by maHot. rewijaol ,-nco. bucuntn ami ILUOpar isk. Linn Druo Cq bottle hene! you' Grove s. t Im tators vou would no huv coc. ORE60N SHORT LISE' R.'.R. TH E DliiliCT IfOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires cholro nr two farol-ltii Tontw, i.- tb. UNION PACIFIC rut tlall Uim. or the RIO QKANUK Scwlo Us. , , No Changs of Cars On the Pnrtlaucl-CliiuHCO tipwUll("thennwt 1 Elegant Standard Sleepers .. Fins New Ordinary (fourisl) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Cart , Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) , Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. Fir further infiiriustion apply.1 L 1, 8TKVKNH, Anent, Entfene, or J R Nagal, ' Trs I'mi Agt 143 Third Ht. WE Coman Oon'list ' Portland. Or 1 THROUGH ... TICKETS TO THS EASTandSC UTH EAST SOUTHERN PA 5IFIC COMPANY Pullman Palac Sleopr ft'ous Ist SlRiier? anc Recllnln" Cnalr Cars Dail"to .'. v. ' ' "UHNVKlt, ' 0r lIAi- 'CHiCAOfV Kansas cm. 8T. (Lburiy'" And other Eastern t Ilea. ' ' n'n only lin. irom ;r,irtini.l Dtfeili. t pasw.i' Spectally (looituctml Kxutinuoii., through .to. ObiDMr. evorr WeflnesdAT, Dully Tourist I uur him vice Boiithero Pacillc. Union Pttoiflc ,...,,- W HsB(ite oheolieif through to tlnstlou., AliwuiliceDt M..ry, . Union pot. faMt time, loweht ratea. . . . . i Jor fuuhrr infnnnatlon, ipplr io u sbt Boutharn -fMritlu Company, or - H LATH KOI. . Jfl in ': Itnnllon ! qelUd to th. "ITONHllR trmliin of the VCU ICAC, Mil A 8T l'Altl. It A 1 I.TIOaT) T" only pwfeet train. In' th world."- ' V.. will H...4 I. .Ilkl.,.. .1.1 . .1 1r.!-a when, going to any. ixilnt in th Kiflehi 'HUuui or Canada. Th.y oonneot with .11 Trarutnatlirrntal Trahu: and-all. tlihnt Agent, aelltlcketa.,) , tiiHot Agenia aeit llckeia.,1 i , Vnt further 'infurre.tionpamphleta, ate, aak any Tiaket Agent, or - ' 0 i EDDY i J V ('AMY. CiKia) gnk T'x.vl'aa Agent. RAILKOAD, K ::. . .1114. !I "J .l Mil Bll" WAL'KKE .. lor Yaiiuina , Train leave. Albany.... .. lJrB P F.f larea ( WalUi , p M A Tire. Yaquln. tM PM N'o. 1 Itetuming " Ta. Yaqnln 74M AM LearM CorraUi no A M Arrire. Alliany Uilft P U Mo. S f.irl)etrolt , , ,. , , Trtarea Albany ,.., 7,(10 A M Arrive. letrol p. an A M tt 41Uturnmg irfwria lletrolt. . Arrive. Aluan- . .'jli:p"lrf B:5 PM oneandtwoeunn at Albany and A, milt, will, h-iillnn i vu, lrm, gltlng direct erv'r to end tr m lewi-irl ,ik ,r.dlw.nl be ache.. . I laina for I1 ., n ui trrlKt li P.trolt at noon, gt v'a 1. tme -xt reach ramping xrooncl on in Hrelt abuth and tjanllera tb ffemcdaf. ,1 DW IN BTONK. , ... ' y'v AlvS J TI MINER Tltl'A Agent Albany
