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Newspaper Page Textsg--t-S-----ia. The Kind You Have Always Bought, nud wliicli lias boca' in use for over 30 years, lias boruo tlio signature of mid lias been uiadn under Ms ,er &LV&j2 8Iml supervision since its infancy. Wirvr. J-cttcAMt Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Justus-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tlio health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops mid Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age 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 Bowels, giving healthy nud natural sleep. Tlio Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. ' GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS S7 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr 0ver30 Years. THC eCNT.US OOMPANV, W MURRAY STBKKT. NCW V0SS Orr. KMTO-fVITAl.inr LOST VIGOR S Ala. l.lANHCQt Cures Iinpotency, Nirrh t Emission; an waning diseases, ah effects 6ei J"S2) abuse, cr excess ard India E'5iii cretion' Aiiervotonicani lv'-r$ Mood builder. I'.rinn3 thi ? i.inl: e'-jw to palecheeksanc rcdtcros tne lire ct youth. ftfr-Nsf By mail BOc. per box; O boxes ii?i yJ.fi); wit , j. written gimrnn. te-1 U cuv i i-oiriiid the money. ftERVlTA MEDICAL CO. r :-.:on dt Jacioen Str-., CHICAGO, ILL WL Us Lano DrutraUire. pi upoinrn oniiiiiii ILHdu.ritlJ UULUIYiil. Notices under this head not to exceed five ineB, 60 cents per week; $1 50 a month; $12 per year. For Sdle. KOK SALE. 'Jorntr First and JefliT 8on Btreets, one 10 room lioue, sin) two IoIh, 80xlGO feet eacli. Good barn, water, fruit, fiue irnrden irrouml. AIbo house and lot, corner First and Lawrence-streets, lot 00 feet 8 Indies, ly 1 ti'J feet, youug frelt trees, good garden tirouml, water, pic. AIho house and lot, cornar Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write S J Hills. Tacoma, Wash, Hox 827, or call 'at GUARD office. KOK SALE. One span horses, weight about 1200 pounds each, one set bar nets and two w irons; 5 aorta to rent. Call ou O B Martin, Cartwrighl place, one mile west ofolty, or ad dress, Eugene, Oregon. LAND FOR SALE. Seven hundred aud seventy-five acres of land, one wile west or Creswell, a part of the W J J Scott estate. Will sell the whole or. a part. Addresi R F Scott, Creswell, Oregon. " STUDENTS WANTED, Board and IndKiOK. light aud heat furnished to students for $3.00 per week. Apply to Mrs. Vim Forrester, Ninth and uii.,.l nr .1 Dm University Book Store. FOR REN V. Fifty acres of good farm land, no Imildlngs, adjoining the corporate limit of -the cily or .u gene.' Apply for terms and partlou- lars to I L Campbell. Guard olllce. PIANO FOR SALE. A second hand piano for sale. - Htelnway esquare. , Inquire at this odlco for particulars. LOST. In iiugeue, a coat, in the l pockets of -which' were some letters, ' and a' card of the Iron Moulders Union, valuable only to owner. Re turn to Minnesota Hotel. Z 'lo remove troutdesonie corn or i.iiniitn. Vim sonk the corn or ' bunion In warm water to soften it, then . pare it down as closely '. possiole withi-ut drnwiiiK blood and apply ' Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice dully; rul.blug vigorumly f"r five minutes at .each application. A corn plaster should l.e wr.in lor a few das, to pro - tevt It in. mi i he e hoe. As a general liniment fi.r . .ruins; brul-es. lameness ' nrt M.iimiUm. Pal" Ha'm Is une- imaled. For sale by W L IK Lano 8, Drug More. i CASTORIA ; . For Infant and Children. 1 The Kind You Hava A'ways Bought Bears the eigrattire of French Tansy Waiers, tne world's aim. remeny wr i"nm . , fill perils of Iwlies; are noTer laiiiuij I Varr1 laoiw . . , i .... i.i. u m.nn French Tny Wafers are the only re- table female MislJ I" 'B w"' " . .i frr.m Pi: lake nothing e'se, L. inuui nn oHiiiilne: In red wrappers uh ,.mn trade mark. l. France iw.iwwanr. imnor'ers, .HiSTurk rt Kan Francisco. For sale by all drug- nisi, or sent In plain wrapper aireot 11 Signature of How's This? Weoffer One Hundred Dollars Re ward lor any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. . J? J Cheney & Co, Props.Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney for the last 16 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry nut any obligations made by their firm. West & Trim)., wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio. , Walding, Rinnan A Marvin, whole sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio. ; Hah's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Prioe 75o per bottle. Sold by all drug- gists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Fills are th i best. Farm For Sale. 100 aores. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and wood land. Flue cattle or sheep ranch. - Good out range. . New house and barn, itunr nitiK water near house; 20 miles west of Kugene, 6 miles west of Elmlra. Address J. M . Stephens, Elmlra, Ore, ' O A. s T o H. I A. - Bun th. Ito Kind You Haw Ala5 signature of ' riiaYUU OCT Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp ire blood. No matter bow it became so. it muBt be' purified In order to obtain good health. Agker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Horofulous or Svohilltlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For sele by W LDeLano. Sawmill Property for Sale. Two hundred and twenty-eight acres of land, about 1,000,000 feet of timber, sawmill aud good water power, house and barn, all for $1600. Plenty of timber adjacent. Inquire of John Wlnzeoried, Creswell, or of E O Potter, Fine Tailor Made Suits. Full and complete line of fall and winter sampler Call for your order. J. M Howe, with W W Martin, mar ble works- Spitzenlierg Apples. First-class price paid for good ahlp- rlnir anDles. Peters' warehouse, on railroad, Pearl street. T N SkuAR, Bwrt tt s9m m " " ""w" To Cute a Cold in Une Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists reruna tne money If It fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture Is ou each box. 'itc. To LoAM.-tl.M'O on first class real estate stcurily, at 8 per cent. For par Honiara call at OtlAKK olllce. Hohrkfor Sale. Work horee for le. Apply to F A Lllmakerj Htn and Ferry streets. When von feel that life Is hardly -rih the. rmnille lake a doe of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your stomach, tone op your liver and rego late vonr bowels making yon feel like . ne-w man. For sale by W L De Lano, Drug Sore. o&oooooooooo Bquire Coraui's daughter Betty was tl.H ackuuwIedKed belie of ltuuituwu. Kx celsior Poild, the ouly sou of l'biietiis Podd, editor of the Bung-town llaoucr, went wild after her, and his father rath Ir encourased him. lie was sure he had mads a conquest, especially when George- Decrlng brouicht him a note written by Betty's fair hand. It was la these words: My Dmt Frttud EzceUior Podd I txllan thit rou low inc. Coma tonight it 11 o'clock. Tbo dog is chained, sod Ihtrt U no OM to fear but lather, and 1 am euro that you are araart enough keep out of bia war. Do not fail, and 1 an yours aver, tlarrr. Excelsior was In ecstasies. He proceed ed to her home. After passing through grove he reached the fence which he was to cross. It was a high picket feuco and not easy to cliuib, but Excelsior ent over It like a bird. On the inside he saw a short stepladder and had fore thought enough to place it against the fence to assist his ladylove In her night. Then he beg au his progress toward the house. When he was half way across the lawn, he was startled by the deep voiced barking or CMiuire Coram s bulldog, but be recovered his courage when he remem bered Butty s assurance that old Towsur was chained. ' The ouly fear was that the dog would alarm the house, and that fear was soon realized. The voice of Squire Coram was. heard speaking to the dog, and it was apparent that he was about to issue from the bouse with the intention of searching the grounds. Excelsior was equal to the emergency. He ran to the garden fence, jumped over it and hid in the currant bushes. But he 'as oppressed by a terrible fear. 'Suppose the squire should torn the dog loose!" But the. squire did nothing of the kind. He looked about the lawn a little, mut tering that old Towser had been bark ing at some cat or stray dog, addressed some words, of reproof to the auiinal -and returned Into the house. The night was very dark, and he did not try to find the precise spot at which he had previously climbed the fence. The result was that when he leaped over be found himself standing in aomething soft and sticky that slushed up about his legs very unpleasantly. He felt and discovered, to bis tnhnlte disgust, that he was standing in a pot of soft soap which bad been made dur ing the day and left out to cool. Tievor miud, ho thought. If she loves mo, ns I am sure she does, she won't care about the soap." Again he worked his way toward the house. To his great delight, the dog was now quiet. There was a light burning In Betty s window, - and towardt it, as the guiding star of his hope. Excelsior directed his steps. But just as ho came beneath tho window the litrht was extinguished. While he wondered at this a sido door opened, and Betty herself appeared bo- fore him. - She was evidently prepared to elope, and the young man s happiness was complete. My brave Excelsior!' sho exclaimed. My noble Podd! How shall 1 ever thank you for this? But what Is tho matter with your shoes They sound so queer." "The fact Is," stammered the young man, "that I got Into a pot of soft soap out here. "Have you endured that for me? What solenoid fellow you are! 1 am ready. Let us hurry. Can you get me over the fence rail?" she asked. "Yes; I put a stepladder there. "Let us make haste, then." They reached the fence speedily and without difficulty. Excelsior went over first; then Betty climbed the stepladder and jumped off, and he received her in his arms. Blessed privilege! Jlgrlons possession t He even forgot the soap in his shoes. He was beginning what he Intended to be a very pretty speech, expressive of his love and devotion, when Betty iuter- ruDted him. There Is no time to spcaic or tint now." shs said. l am sale ana win os far from hero when father awakes. But there Is no time to lose. "Whore shall we 10. BettyT' "I will show you.- It's all arranged. Coma with me." She led him through the grove to tao road, where a borso and buggy wore standing.' At the horse's head was a man whom Excelsior presently recognis ed, to his great surprise, as George Deer- "Why, George, what on eartn are you doing here?" he SBkvd. j I knew what was going on, rcpuea Peering, "and brought a buggy to help the youag lady. off. I -always stand by my friends. Have the kindness to assist Miss Betty Into that vehicle, my dear Podd and soon everything will be love ly." Excelsior did ss he was requested to do and was about to follow the. young lady Into the buggy when Deering halted him. "Walt a moment, my near renow, Id the latter. "We must, consult the fetr of Miss Betty. No one but my self can manage this horse, and It la nec essary that 1 should get In first." Eice i iir stood aside while tne otnor got in aud sealed himself by the aide of Betty. Deering then whipped up the horse, went ahead a short distance, stop ped snd looked back. ( Farewell, my near cxceisiori uo said. "You are tho best Podd that ever trew on a bean stnlk. In a few moments tne nuggy nau wuin- sd out of sight. I swow to graclousi -excisimea e-x- relslor. "I've a great mind to go and tell the squire." But ho dldn t; he went uome. cicanea the sosD off 1ils clothes nud held his tongue. New York News. Wedding S4orles. Several of Biahop I low's stories rclste to weddings. Mr. Ibuetson or ru. .Mi chael's, Wsltliamstow, wns marrying a couple, when the ring wns rouna io no too tight. A voice from behind ex claimed, "Suck your ringer, you fool; Asa In it Is related mat tne mw in Thornhill. near Dewslmry, on one o--s-ilon could not get Hie wnmnn to tny obey" In the marriage service, snu uu repeated the word with a strong stnn on each syllable, ssylng. "Yon mint s.iv O-bcy." Wheretpon the man Interfered ind ssld, "Never mind. Go on, psnum. I'll mak' her 'IT by ana uy. ui Word. o Cure No Paj. That the way all drnerivts sell Grot's Ta.u,l Chill Tonic for Chills. Malaria and lliilhmeneas. It is as pUaaint to Uks as beeaoa yrnp. nueanis Wantkd. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three miles from rail road s'atlnn Id Lane oounly, for prop erty in Eugene. Inquire at GUARD offloe for particulars. A Poor Voter ou Election Day. The poorest voter is now my peer, The highest nut more high,' Today, of all the weary year, A king of men am I. Today, alike are great and small, I'be nameless aud the known; My palace Is the people's hall, The ballot-box my throne! Who serves too ay upon the list Beside the served shall stand; Alike the brown and wrinkled fist, Tbe gloved and daluty hand! The rich Is level with the poor, The weak is strong today; And sleekest broadcloth counts no more Than borne spun frock of grey. Today let pomp and vaiu pretense My stubborn right abide; I set a plalu man's common seuse Agaiust a podaut'a pride. Today shall simple manhood try Tbe strength of gold aid laud; The wide world hath tint power to buy The power in my right haul! While there's grief to seek redress, Or balance to adjust, Wbere weighs our llvk.g manhood less Than Mammon's vilest duse While there's a right lo need my vote, - A wrong to sweep away, Up! clouted knee and rairged coal! A mau's a man toda) ! John O Whlltler. A Village Blacksmith Saved His Little Son's Life. Mr H H Black, the well-known village blacksmith at Qrahamsvtlle, Sullivau t o., N. Y., says: "Our little son, five yearB old, has - ilways been subject to croup, aud so bad have the attacks been that we have feared mtny times that he would die. We huve had the doctor and used many medi cines, but (Jliniulierluln's Cough Reme dy is now our sole rtdiaitoe. It seems to -dissolve the tough mucus ana by giving frequeut doses when the crouny symptoms appear we have found that the dreaoeil croup is cured before It get settled." There is no danger 'in giving tills remedy fur it otnilalns no opium or oilier injurious drug and may be given as court lenity In a babe as lo an adult. For isle by W L Ds Lano. China Is Now Ready. New Yokk, Nov 6. Wu Ting Faug, the Chinese minister, thinks that when the allies withdraw from China, railroad construction on a large scale will be begun there, says a Washing ton dispatch to the Herald, Minister Wu hasjuat returned from Pittsburg. He said last night; "I have nn doubt that as Boon as the peace negotiations are satisfactorily ooncluded, Western Inventions, par ticularly of a transportation oharaotor, will be introduced Into my country. The Chinese people have had their eyes opened to tbe advantages of Western methods. They will desire lo utilize tbe rich mineral and other deposits with which' the couutiy Is favored and have means for promptly transporting them to the coast. I therefore expect that the railroad lines will be extended, but I declre It to be understood (hat I have no "Ulbority to negotiate fur material or grant con- oesBinnB. ' These are matters which mustuwalt the conc'u.lou of negotia tions." Attention 8 P K R. The Southern Pscifio should pattern - sfter t'-is I'era: "A change has been niude lu the mal lei of employing men on the Oregon Short Line railroad eecilons. Hereto- fore the railroad has been hiring J ips, but as fast as the ohangn can be mide. while men will be enployed In their stead. The wages now pa'd Is $1.46 per day." Bought "I have used Chambelaln's jCollc, holera and Diarrhoea Remedy and And it lobe a great nicillcl ue,'!, says Mr K 8 Philips; of Poleau, Ark." It cured me of bloody flux, I oanuot speak too highly of II." This reme dy always wins tho good . opinion; if not pMbe, of those wli'i use n. The lulek ruies wlilih bilhcis even In the most severe c i-i's make It a favor lie every w!m re. K 'r ale by SV I, I)R LAM) Drug tnre. The Parker WALTER ROSS. Mffr. Election 'Night, MEMBER ,6th Whitney & Comedians Presenting the Mit'trn Com-iij Classi", A Hindoo Hoodoo With tho Original New York cat. Including Geo. Tarsen, Walter Jackftte, Harrjr Byers, ElwtiQt BetliM Kead from .the stage, special wire. 1 Prices 50 and 75o- SeetsOn Sie Nov 3rd, orner Otuo Store, at Bean the A 'a m H" THE, BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on every battle -hence you know just what you arc taking when you take - Grove's, i lmitatori do not advertise ; their formula knowing that .you would not buy their medicine if j you knew .what it contained. Grove's' contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a'Tastcless form. The ' Iron acts as a tonic .while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell ,yqu that Grove's is ,.the , Cfrlglnml and . .fhat ,-all other so-called Tasteless Chill. Tonics-are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows . that , Grpyc's ,is ; are'not ..experimenting when and' excellence only Chill Cure : the United States. R A I L 11 OA lorthern Pacific RAILWAY XV" Pullman Sleeping . Oais Elegant Dining pars Sleeping Cair Tourist sr. PAUL, M'INNKAPOIJM, iJTiLU'fHT TO li'AHUO, tiltANDFOKKSj IciiookaTON, WINNIl'KG, HELKNA and HUTTK. Throuoh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOKK. lioaTON, and All Points aat and South. . For Information, Urns cards, Emap . and tioksts. call on ur writs to II MoMUKPHKY, General Agent, Kngsns, Offloe Opposite Uuard oitioa. - Or. AD CHARLTON, ' Ant Uen'l Pass. Agent, . 2M Morrison Ht, oor Third, Portland, Oregon 0 R & N GO. Depart Tims Bohexlul. Arrived - - ;t t- Halt Lake, Denver, - -' Chioago- 1 Ft Worth, Omaha, - 4pm 1 Portland . Kansas City, St ... Special Ixiuis, Chioago and 11:15 am Bast Halt Lake, Denver -Atlantio Ft Worth, Omaha , ,7m -Exiireaa Kansas City, Bt .-U0p.m. Louis, Chioaitv and 'East TW.llaWallaTtew r Bpokans ' lston, i8poka, .IsM.am Fljrsr MinnsapolU, St ., 8pm ' Faul, Dul uth - Mllwaukss. Chi- oago and Kast. - -1 Oouif Hraaimrnrs 8pm All Bailing datw ; 4!pI subjeot to eba&KS. For Han Kmnniaoo- - I Bail svery 5 day I Daily Columbia Krvas Ei Buuday Btsahsss 4pm U p ru To Astoria and Kx Buaday Sat 10pni Way I-ndlnira. WlLLiHITTSKlvSB 6am Oregon City, New- ' 4iS0 p m Ei Bunilaj berK, Halsm, Inde- Ex Buaday . , ... 'isjnilenos and Way , , . ' , .' Landings. . ' 't 1 .', T" "WlLLAMSTTJS ftNb' 7aui " Yahhill Kitxhs DiSOpmt Tuas, Thnr Oregon City, Day- Mon, Wed and Bat - ton and Way. and Kit , j t I(andfaiira, , " f . V ) c 1 I.r Itlparla BHaH Rivsr.' Lv Jewlatn liViam Riparla to Lewiatn Dally Dally I U a in W H Hurlburt ' (Jen Pass At Port, Or F. G. CORSETS .-.MAKE (Amerwan Beauties, t; 1'-' 1 . , liiWfilM' Latest I Modelse KALAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. ' solo r AX BILLY uinrnrs, auaya instant rolliit. 7 On Bach Box. PILES For Sal Bv Chills gg superior ., to all 1 1 others in you take Grove's its superiority -having lone been - established. Groves is the sold throughout the, entire malarial sections of No Cure, No 1 Pay. Price. 50c. D ADVERT I SEMEN T.!S. Canadian Vm if c and So oLine.,,.. First Glass and Tourist Sleep ers Daily. - ! Passengers Booked to and from an points tast Atlantic Steamship 9m For partlculan ptly to 1L H. AimoTT, Aent, i4C Third Hrmir, E.'J. COYLK. , Porllai.il, Or. Awt, Uen, PMa. Afient, ' Vanoouver, It. O, , GO EAST VIA Shortest-find -Quickest Line sit. 1. " TO ST.PAUL, OgLUTHvMmilAP . , . ,1(AalpoinUaat THrough Psiso in. Tsarist tleepera. v'' Olnlax as4 ytet suklsg llSrarj Cars. DAILY TnAlNoT "fABT TIME. 8EHVICKAND BCXNSKY UNKyUALE Tlcketa tO)polnta Eut.vU Portland and the QltKATNdltTllKRN BY., on sale at Botith. rn rsotlio" Depot Ticket Olfoe, Hugene, 01 OH HAT NOit'lilKHN Ticket Utlloe . ' 268 MORRISON STREET ; PORTLAND, . For Rates, Fqlders and full informatipojrs. ' ssuinK Easterl'rlp, call on or addreea. A. 3. O. ' n PMI-TC N ' City ;;.ad,llfket i.ict, fertJan SQUTH , ANDjE AST ... . VIA Southern Pacifitlo - SHASTA' ROUTE Trsine leave' P.iiKens for Portlsnd and way I.H'IUI Ht Oil.. Ul, 1 ;vo l uj. 1 .Pottlamli IKusrno Ar A ah land 8:.KI S m Hie, p m 12:90 a m 6:UI p in 7:45 p lu H:W p la Mil a ID 12.0He m . 4:2.t a m Ar , .Haeraniento . Ar San Kranoiaoo Ulo a rn Ogden ' Denver Kaneaa City Chtoiuro 5n a m UJK) a m 7A a m 7:46 a In 11:4.1 a m rl) a m 1-,n a ni .U) a m Ar I.O. Angelas Ar Kl Paao Ar Kurt Worth A? City of Mexico Ar Huiiaton Ar Nsw Orleams Ar WaeliingWm Ar NewVoik li'.'O p m llrlXJ p in ::) a ui VM a ui 4-iMI a in li:2A p in 0:l'J a ni U A.i p ni 7rtl 1 VM p m I:.K1 a Tn 4:K) a ni p rn 11:1.! a in 12:43 p ui ' Pullman n Tourtt csra on bnh tsTaVitiVe Omir ou r SiicTkV U-sotu to UK'len mol Kl I'-kto, tntl Uiiirlut cati to CliicaHf, Ht Iutu, New Orleaiu ad WubinKtou. CuniKK-tjiiitr (vt Pn Krn c.mm with "fveral UNim-hiy line fur Ifitnuliiln, Jaimui. riniift, i'tiillipin, Cuiri od 8aLh Amcriutu 8 ,Mr L (J Air, ntni at Kutffn or Id ret O H MAUKIIAM, HV. li t t I'oruavml.Of. DR. WILLUrrlS' lrV;.(J P.LE OINTMENT will erne 1I1I1..1, illredinic and lt. liii.ir Piles. 11 absorbs tin Uima, allays tll iudilnit at 01110, a. Is as a lwultlce, aWni nm lu iiuiK at 01110, art as a IwulUce, vi Praimml only for I ilt-a and Ik-hlns- of tl.. lirlvatorui. hvery boi is wsrrnnU'd. Judgo Ooons, of Maysvllla, Ky , Buys: "Dr. Williams' Indian 111b OlnU meutcunvt me af u-r yoars of iiff'riii:." Hold by druggists sent by mall on reonipt of prleo. Au cwuta and 11.00 ser sos Linn Drua Co and t? eye. every respect.. You ORESON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DI-REC'T ItOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hires chnlee of two fayorlts rontes. via ths . union i'auifiu raet usil -Miie,'or the HIOUKANuKMxnlo Uno No Change ol Cars On the Portland-Chlcsia Snsolal, "ths finest D, the west." Kquiiiied with : - Elegant Standard Slseftrs fine Mew Ordinary (f urisl) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Sirs '"' ' Splendid Dinners (maa si la carte) Comfortable Coaches rnd Smokers Entire Train Complete j lestibuled. For further inf-irinnUon apply. , h I. 8TBVKN!), Ageut, Kuenr, or J R Nagel, ' V E Comn TrsTPlU-SAKt (iOU'l Agt MilT'ilrdHt. Piinlmi;or THROUGH TICKETS t -1 ' si . " ' j TO III! EASTandSO UTH EAST mmm PACIFIC COMPANY Pull mi Palace Sleeper Tour ers) end! Heolinin" Citelr lt b eater Cara.palf.to v DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, , KANSAS CITY, . ST. ILOUlf? And other Eastern Ottlea. 'The ' onl Una . from Portland offeiing ps-Hagsra ;Bpsah)lly 4 iionuuoceq Aaoureions .inrougn to. dM Wnlu. I..' Dally Tourist Portland to Chicago Car Servlosj Potithtm Paoitlo, tTolon Pacific ' J'W.'Ky'i. -'lt4ejKao checked thronrfi Jto ' put. (mI tlm. lowest ntea. For- forther -llafrtrraation, p)f , Dt HyuUiern 1'aciiic Uoaiiax)r, ur ! to aVBJ wsm ffl .Mi ir... il-'.i li'HI, Your attention la sailed to the ''PIONEER UM1TKD" train, of the "I'HfdACO, Mil, WAL'KKK 8T PAIM, KAIMtOAU" "The nnlv perfect trains In the world." .1 T Yiu will find it rleidrali'e to rid. on thosa Tr Ira when (ruing to. any iK.Int litha r,aM..-rn HUles or i;una4le. jaey oonneet ith M' Tranintlnenlal Trains and all .uiluit AxanU tell tickets.,' - - For further lnforrrationti pamphlets,' sto uk any Ticket As-ent or C EDDY' 3 V t M, .', (n.ial A, 11 1 'I'M la. ill, 1 t!ll I, f IS Corvallis;& Eastern RAILROAD. tsrS5?f 1 m TlltlK CAIIU' No. 1 for Yalinlns- Train leaves Allany 1M V M Leaves (Virvalll. 1:40 f M Arrives Yaqnuia...;.' , i-M PM So. lllUtarnlng' leaves Yinlna JMI Af . I-v ('orvallls Uo A M Arrives Alhany Jj;i5 p M No. for Detroit leaves Allany....... TiOO A M Arrives Detroit ..Ili20 A M No. 4 H.tiirolos '. lieaves Detroit .Hiin Arrives Albany... .4'Hll I line and two e mnem at a Many and Oi rvallts with toiilnerii l-aclflF. Irslna, glvlstrtirerl servlloe to and from Newport and scUanat Be. flies. ; 1 ' I islne for the meuntatn. arrive at fietrell a . Bi.i. aeipie lime as reaoa (wmplBg iruuuils vn arii Hieitvnou.h and Bait Ham ths S -ns day. EDWIN STONE, ' n 1, WAt)!' 1 Tirtminn T Fa PA 9 f o receipt of 2. Aseal ilbsayt