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Newspaper Page TextS9 Bears the Signature of Notice. Xotice la hereby given, that the mt? cowoiistiiouira will receive Ltied bi4e fur tbe rurnlstilng ana ae- InriDgof50oord8 of good body fir W, four feet Ion K, also 'or 10 oords If nod grub oak, four leet long and lot leas loan three loohea at the email Ld, ill of (aid wood to be delivered at lit sourt boose in Eugene, .Lane null;, Oregon, not later that the 15th LjofAujuBt, 1901, all bids to be filed ith tbe county clerk on or before ie 16th da; of March, 1901, at 1 'click p m. Tbe wort reserves the right to ra- t id; and al! bide, by order of the lirt, tbls the 191b day of January, 111. E U Lee, County Clerk. Hanan Shoes $. WeMl HANAN SHOES for $5.(0. filbert. New sprlug style. F E Donm. IU a Kid Yo'i lime Always BOliaM FLORENCE STAGE LilNE. BANGS, Proprietor. Sim Wtroa I',,...,, t r? pilyeiwut Sunday at 6 a m Lc, 'eaves Florence Ijtugeae daily except Sundays at 'i fst8am. lArrirM in v.. l m IJoring. gou" " P ay Sit tin. fcBiwp:::;;:: F! if.,H livery itabl J. L. PAGE DEI LIB IN ERJES te.' ,rge aua Complete stock of fancy Groceries bought ue oeai markets, IVELY FOB CASH, . n"r k1"' In Euireoe. Antral Market, T ,1 . 1 am k Mil PROi'KIETORS (H) cnr.tlinll. ..l... .... ke '"J " nana a lull supply fEEF MUTTON LUHKand VEAL ol tic irEjjic paironae solicited Km "!?h,,irit market orlce l nng,Rnd Sheep. onWiiiamettoSt., iw -U ' 1 r. "I,,' toi' r, of,!?' .It. Kind You liavo aiwuj-h nuugm, uiiu wuivii Hps licen. , use fr ovur 30 J'onrw' 1,118 onio nlBiint;ro of . 1,1 and lias bscninntlo under his ycr- P ffi-f-?s sonal 8"PC,V,S,,," sI"o it infancy. (Jj-cO"'X Allow no ono to ilcot. vo you in thin, in emintcrfeits, Imitations and " Jiist-ns-gnod" nie Imfc Ptnerimi-uts Hint ti iilo with and endanger the health of plaits nud CliUdrcii-Exnerleiico ugainst lixpcriiimut. What is CASTORIA nastoriti Is hnrmlcss substitute for Castor Oil, Pnro ,lc DrP and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It JJLja'hig neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kurcotlo mbstauMs Its affo is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nd l!nJ- Fevcrisliness. It cures Diarrhoua and AVInd Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho gtomiicli and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. ' THC C1TUB OOMMHV. TT MUHRAV STflirT. NEW OSe CrTV. Hotel Ai rivals. HOFFMAN. J N Lludsey, Creiwell J 8 Smith and wf. Falls City Henry Lang, Portliud Mrs A 8 Laoe, Walterville J B Hills, Jasper J J Pepii t, Leaburg Geo H Ktlly, Weudling David Chnttie, Chloago It C Clark, Kansas City KL Palmer, Pun laud Aitbur Lawrence, Bttlem JRMcKulgbt, Porilind Geo Gaoliing, Chicago Gus Moose, H F A (i Hauler, Portland U H Fi'Zglbbon, Portland M Ro euulum, Citlcagi John Nts-ieu, Portland EOOKNE. H A St Esr!e, Portland W W Oglesby, Junction Thumas Cuiupbell, Hpriuulleld R R R ilanrt, N Y Heury Fruukllu, Madison, Wis A H j ung, Milwaukee J M Smith, Waltervilb R M Logan, Spriuglield A Hager, (Jresweil J J Lewis, Mabel R L Seal, Weudling Cbas Trimble, Weudling L T Kills, Portland W H Weat hereon & eon, F'l.reuce A C Barbour, Florence John Done, Gleudele Z T Fiak, Hale John West, Brownsville M M Gay lord, Chicago J F Vernon, Alsea L C Senpuy H Powell & wf, Sacramento HAHt Earle, Blue River E J Turney, Portland J M Joseph, Creston, la H A Taylor, Creston, la CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Bigratore of JHE COWOJiEJi. ...Issued Weekly... WILLIAM J. BRYAN Editor and Publisher. Lincoln, Nebraska. Terms Payable In Advance-On-) Year $1 00 Six Montha 60 Three Months ,35 Single Copy 05 No traveling canvassers are employed. Terms for local agents will be sent on appli cation. All money should be sent by 1'. O. order, Express order, or by bank draft on New York or Chicago. Do not send individual checks or stamps. EM CLU3BIN3 RATES. The Commoner per year with Weekly Gi:ai:d... 2.25. Daily Guahd $6.50, Address GUMm Court House Items. Chattel mortgage im qo Mor,aBB 1200 00 KEAL ESTATE THANFERS. Mercy K Sh.l.loii to Madeline L Riley laud In Lane county, one dollar and otb.r valual 1B oouniderallnns. ON MoLeau to J c Trotter 5S2S uurniu ip 17 erl v.fM O & C It It to John W Fountain 80 aon-alu IpUerlw.JlUJ. U W Dillird it ux to Florence M Copeuhaver, lota 5 aud 8 blk 2, and lota 5 ana 8 blk In Goshen, too. William R Dillard n ux to H.rence 1 ipi-uhaver 17 acres In tp 18 s r 3 w MU0. F B Dlllard et ux to Florence M Copeniiavir leU 6 and 7 block 6 In Go shen, $60, Wm B Ulllard et ux to Florence M Copeuhaver lota 1 aud 4 bl ink 2 alien, M00. J W L'brhtian. administrator, to John Logan lots 8 and 9 blk S Bhaw'a aa lo Eugene, I2&0. John Wit'iycombe et ux to Jens P Olwen 18.50 aores In t )7 s r 4 w, $0;'5. CIRCUIT COURT. Fred (J Fremont vs Julia C Fremont. divorce. Wm Permau vs Ona Perman. di vorce. The couple were married In cugene on tbe .SOth of November. 1890 and have one ohlld, a boy, 9 years old. Plaintiff alleges deaeitlon as grounds ror divorce. PROBATE COURT. In the matt-r of the euardlanshin of Leon U aud Myrel Bond, minors. E A Bond, guardian, submits second an nual report showing total receipts to be $2098 20 and disbursements $2068, leaving a balance on hacd of $28.20, MARRIAGE LICENSE. J B'rederlo Thorne and Catherine Celeste Coggswell, Geo M Mllltr wit ness. Weather Sperlal to tha Gaart Portland, Jin 29. Fair tonight and Wednea lay. WOLLABER. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ets. AH druggi sta refund tbe money i it mi.s w cure. w. wrove's stgna- ore is on eaon dox. zoo. No Cure No Pay. That 8 the wav all dracfflits r11 fir ores I'aritelens Chill Tunic for Chills, Malaria and liiuiou&iieas. it w as plemaot to take ei jom jq yrup. 50 cent! For Sale. Good oat straw, on College Hill. F.P Closi. States it Right. The Oregonlan eays today ecltonal.y: The contest be tween Linn and Lane counties over territory, as might be expected, Is be ing fought by Albany and Eugene. Linn county la workli'g lor annexa tion of tbe Blue River mines. Tbe disputants will now appreciate tbe oauses of tbe Boer war. To Reform School. Roscoe Wil son, aged II years,who was tried tsfore Justice Wintermeler yesterday on the charge of stealing some grain Backs from A O Stevens and selling them to E H It ghain, was tcday sentenced to the state reform school at oalem. Hs will be taken down In a day or two. A New Residence Material Is be ing hauled on the ground for tbe erec tion of a neat seven-rcom cottage for Mrs Mary Eddy on Pearl street, near Eleventh, just south of her present resldenc9. It will materially im prove tbe appearance of tbe lot. Another Oregon. There Is an other Oregon than this. It is in Ogle county. Tbe census of 1890 gave the town 1568 population. A letter from tbe namesake is a reminder that caused tbe lnqury. Died Ac Latham, lait night, James Chapin, aged about 75 years. He was an uncle of Assessor Burton, who hai gone to that placs to atnnd the funeril. 8 .uvenir China. Souvenir China reducsd In price. For 80 days I will give one-third oil from regular prlees on Souvenir Cbtna. J O Watts. Your Story "Every morning I have a bad taste in my mouth; my tongue is coated; my head aches and I often feel dizzy. I have no appetite for break fast, and what food I eat dis tresses me. :I have a heavy feeling in my stomach. I am getting so weak that sometimes 1 tremble, and my nerves are all unstrung. I am getting pale and thin. I am as tired in the morning as at night. What is the trouble? Im pure blood. What is the remedy? Ayer's Sarsaparilla SI. 00 bottle. All druRnlsts. Take one of Ayer's Pills each night. You cannot be cured while troubled with con stipation. Price ISc t box. y.7- th. doom, lrlr ll pjmrln In nrCt To. will rwtT. . prnmpl replf. LH. I'll A Theodora and the Admiral The mlmiral was a itinn of his w..i, ? w"8 also " llmo "r ninny M'ird, Ibon-fure Thwulors, hi ilnuidni'i'. ui'v.i amui'il with uhn. 1'ick I.oftm. a ymiii: u.m.i .iiii,-,.r, a. IK'uniliaa, ami ll- ii.lii.u.il rortmile b:m llu' hi, us.'. ThciHl.uu iviii int., n il.-cli!,,.. uml tbo n.linirul iK irumui J iu nil.,. i , to lli, M-itilmrc. "ou wj.iu rhiiiiifp of air, my (lr;u .'ml wiml kih nir. A littli- visit to Hill ion. ulr; Wlntt do vou Kuy to I lull, ,u V" ''Just us you like, pupii," mhiiI U Ulri'k Thcndoni. So thi-y went to Pulton. Ilultnu litis piiind.', nud a pi,.-, n, i,.,,,,), , rows of until chairs, lu.t in tipitc of thtwe Btt;aiii..ns ii is a pU-aMiut plaw. A I'hi .Hloin ttrollitl I II llk-II i. I ly uliili,; th pm-atle, U-aniii; uu Iht rmhi r's nun, pa., Ihe pier nud the baud and the hath chain Iheie wna a buiile on ber face. "Hotter already!" cried the delifhted admiral. "Unite a pretty color iu jour i'IhtUh, my love, I declnre!" "The breeze from the sen la refresh inx." Kttid Theodora. Every day the admiral and Theodora strolled In this way past tho baud and the pier and the bath chairs, and aa Theo dora's check brightened nml liei- smil became more freo,uont her father's ela tion was ureat. Ilia treatment was a success. Trust him to know how to cure a t-irl of her mopes, he thought. There was nothing like change of air and scene. What a girl wanted was- plenty of uiove niuut. Ciivc her a good band aud a lot of smart frocks to criticise and she'd for get the whole navy iu a week. "The young puppy!" he snarled aloud as his thoughts overcame him. "Where?" asked Theodora demurely. "There!" growled the aduiirnl, kicking an ancient poodle out of the wny. Theodora, whoso thoughts never over came her, smiled silently at the senpe gont and understood that her pupa was not giving way yet. They had passed tho band and the en trance to the pier and were near the bath chairs. "Papa," said Theodora, pausing and looking back at the pier, "how 1 wisli I could get to the other end of the pier! There must be a lovely view. But It is luch a long, long wny." "So it is bo it Is. Much too far foi you to walk. You must not think of walk ing It. Rut why not take a bath chair, my dear? Here they nre, waiting for you. By all means take a bath chair." Theodora hung back. "Oh, no, papa, I don't like bath chairs. I would much rather try to walk." "NoiiBeuse, child, nonsense. It is too far for you to wnlk. You must take a bath chair. I insist on a both chair. It la most fortuunte they are so near. (Jet in at once, Theodora. I insist on it." "Very well, pnpn, if you really wish it. Here, I'll take this one with Ihe nice old man. But you must walk beside me, papa, all the way. You really must!" and she laid a caressing hand on bis arm. Now, It really was a long way to tho other end of Ihe pier, and Ihe admiral was portly. By the time they returned to their lodgings he wished he had hired a bath chair for himself as well. The bath chair became quite an institu tion. Such was Theodora's doliUil with the view from the farther end of the pier that she insisted on going there daily. Of course she also insisted on her father walking beside her. lie begun tu wish he hail never suggested n bath chair. "I don't much like that bath chair man," he said one day. "l.lid you notice bow lie scowled nt me yesterday V" "Poor old thing," said Tiien'lnrn. "I think he Is quite harmless. Besides, you are always with me, so 1 can't come to any harm." "No, my dear, no, of course not. Hut er I was goiug to say er I have some letters some important letters to write today. What do you say tu going out alone today V" "Ob, papn, can't the letters wait?" "No," said the ndmh-al, who had a touch of gout, "the letters enn't wait." "Shall I sit on the beach Instead of going on the pier, pupa V" "What nonsense, Theodora! You are surely old enough to go out by yourself in a bath chair! It Is nothing in the world but nffectntlon, sheer affectation! Are you afraid because I said the man scowled? Io you think he'll drop you over the pier or run away with you or what?" "I'm not In tho least afraid, thnuk you, paps," said Theodora, with some dig nity. Bo the admiral wrote Mb letters, nnd Theodora went out by herself In the bath chair. As usual the solemn old man with, the white beard and the scowl drew Theo dora slowly along the parade, past the hand and toward tho pier. But when he came to the entrance of the pier he pass ed it, which was unusunl. Theodora made no sign. The bath chair wheeled slowly nway from the parade, and still Theodorn did not speak. Thp people who passed the Invalid In the chair thought she wa con sumptive, for her cheeks were Hushed, nnd her eyes shone with n peculiar light. The bath chair passed through the principal streets into the suburbs, nnd still the old man never paused or looked back. Theodora sat upright nnd breath ed a little heavily, but she made no remonstrance. At lust they left tho town behind them nnd began the long ascent of the Downs. The passersby stared a little, for bath chairs were not often seen in that neigh borhood. The old man toiled on weari ly, silently. The brow of the hill whs reached at length. Below them lay a lit tle Inn and a rnllway station. "Is It much further?" asked Theodora from the bath chair. "It is here." said the old man, point ing to the rnllway station. Then, there being no one In sight, he took off his benrd, nnd, lifting Theodora ont of the bath chair, he kissed her. St. James Budget. A Remedy. Amateur Tenor (who has been abroadi Ah, my man. you ore an eye doctor, I understand ? OeuliBt I am nn oculist, sir. "Yes; well, what I want to know Is Whether there Is any way to prevent the eyes from filling with nuter while Binn ing?" "None that I know of except to stee' your heart against the sufferings of the audience." London Tit Bits. True to the Metnphnr. At this point of the story our her.dne swept across the room. There Iw'ri : noth ing else for our villain t" do wl.h i re lating the unities, he got up and it -Ii i'. Indianapolis Press. Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, colds, lagrlppe or biliousness there Is coining belter than Francis' pun brandies. All orders promptly 11 1 It I with mune. antile or pear brandvat 76 cents per quart, or $2.50 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will tie se curely boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. I M 1 HAltCIS, Fifth and Blair it eets, Eugene, Oi THE BEST PRCSOniPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on every bottle hence you know just what you are taking when yen take Grove's. . imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove's contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions nd is in a Tasteless form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics arc 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 its lupcriority and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections oi the United Statet Ho Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c. His Life Was Saved. Mr J E Lilly, a prominent oltlten of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonder ful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling it he rays: "I was taken with typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia. My limes became hard. ened. I was so weak couldn't even sit up In bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of consumption, when I heard ol Dr King's New Dis covery. Onubottle gave groat relief. I continued to u 3 it, and now am well anil strong:. I can't sav loo munh In Its praise." This marvelous medicine la the surest and quickest cure in tbe world for all throat and lung trouble. Regular sizes 60 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W L DeLano'e drug str.re; every bottle guaranteed. For Sale Cheap. A complete sot of Encyclopedia Brit tanlca for sale, at most reasonable lerrus, If taken at once. The set con sists of 28 volumes, sheep bound, and runs down to 1892, Inoludlug the ninth ed'lion. I have also for sale tho New Nation al Dictionary, Encyolop-dlaand Atlas, evised down to 18!)S, consisting of 18 volumes. Thlssetlsnew, aud will be Bold on reasonable terms. Apply at residence, corner Beventh and Monroe streets. J F Amis. Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, but skin eruptiona rob life of joy. Buckleo's Arnica halve cures them; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, onts, brulsee, burns, scalds, obapped bands, chilblains. Best pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aolies Only 25 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist. Piano Lessons, Mr W GiOord Neih, of the Unl Tersty Department of music ben to announce that he has one vaoant hour i n rjaturdy mornings, and a few during tbe week. Early application should be made' to secure convenient hours. Mis Rita Hansen, teaoher of singing, Italian method. Kor terms apply at muslo rooms in south end of Dormi tory, University Campus. For Thirty Days. For thirty days I will make re duction on my entire line of watches, clocks, Jewelry and silverware. If you can nse anything In my stock I will make It an Inducement to you to b i.v now. JO Watts." Bra tha jf Ihe Kind You Haffl sloafl Bought Biguttira f Hanan Shoes. The II AN AN shoe. The new ones $5.00. FE Dunn. To Loan. $1,000 on first elans real estate security, at 8 per cent. For part Haulers call at Udard oflloe. Canadian Pacific and Soo Li ie First Class and Tourist Sleep ers Daily. Passengers Botked to and from all points East Atlantic Steamship uttice Porfpartlctils'a apt lyito aill.'.IlKOTT. A, ml, 146 Third Ktnxit, F. J. OYI.K. renlaad,0t At.it uHn I'mAnt' Vftnoourar, 11. O, fsAJ8.N.fADUt'TSl B""'ADULTstrl OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Hives choe of two favorite routes, via tha lbs RIO GRANOB Bosnia Lino No Changs ol Cart ths Portland-Chicago Special, "the fines the west." Equipped with f - Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (tourist) Sleepers. Superb librari-Butiet Cars Splendid Dinners (meal: i la carte) ifomlortable Coaehes and Smokers Entire Train Completulj Veslibuled. For further information apply. . L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or i R Nagel, W E Coman TravraMAgl Gen'lAgl 142 Third St. Portland. Or Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. rime CAitu No 2 for Yaquina Train leaven Albany.. 19-Sh V Leaves Corvallii l:-0 P M Vrrives Yaquiua 5;i6 P M No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaqufna 7:00 AM Leaves Corvallis 11;30 A M Arrives Albany 12;lf PM No, 8 for Detroit Leaves Albany 7:00 A 31 Arrives Detroit .11:20 A M No, 4 ReturniaK Leaves Detroit . 12 10 P M Arrives Albany r:lfi PM One and twooonnectat A Into v rod rvtl with Bouibern Paolflr iral.L-,, g Ting oirect serrifce to and from Newiwr. v -, vdl.nen beaches. Trains for the mnntalns arrive a Jt-troH noon, Riving ample time to reach cam pi grounds on the Breltenbueh and Bioam thi same day EDWIN 8TONK, Mitiiiff;r It 1, WAJ.DIN JI IjKNKK, T f Agent Albaay THROUGH TICKETS ;to thi EASTandSOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PlCTO'' Pullman Palace Sleeoers Tour 1st Sleenera a no. Reclining Chair DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. Ilia only Una from Portland offeiinft paiasaKora Bpecftlly Conducted Excursions through to Chicago every weaneeoay. SJ'CSS?1 Portland to'CHcago Southern PacWo, Un'on Pacific, Chicago 4NW r.y't. Laa;e checked tbrongh to deilwatfon. opt toL'cett scenery, Union uDot. faat I'roe. lowest rr tea. Vot further H'onration, app'y to any agent ooutiiern raciDo company, or K.KOKHLEU, C. H. MARK HAH, Manager. Cen. Frt, 4 Pau Agt Ymir attention li cl 1 to the PIONEKR MM ITH I ' tralnn ol f.e "CH lOACO, Mil, WAUKKK HT PAUL lfAII.KOAU" "Thi only perect trr 'na in the world." Ton will Hnd It iVIrable to rids on t Tralna when nolo, to any tilnt lnn Ksntern HUte4 or (.mads. The, oo ,. with all Tranac'int'rental Tralna an t'eket Auenta tell tlcl-ata. Kor fu'ther Informa'inn, pamphleta, aak any Ticket Agmt orl JWCAKRY. 1 Trar Paeifea, I fillffll j a SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Tralna leave Kuitene for Poitland and way Portland 8:80 a m Euirene 2:0A n m 8:30 p m 1:16 a ro Ar Aahland 12:80 a m 12:08 a m Ar Sacramento 5:00 p m 4:25 a m Ar Bui FrancUoo 7.-45 p m 8:15 a m Ar Ogden 6rf5fa m 1M a m Ar Dearer 9:00 a m 9i00 a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a m 7;25 a m Ar Chicago 7.-5 a m t M a m Ar IxaAngeles 1:20 p m 7:00 a m Ar El Psao 6.00 p m 94)0 p m Ar Fort Worth 6:S0 a m UM a in At City of Mexico 9:55 a m 9:55 a m Ar Houston 4:00 a m 4:00 a m Ar New Orleana 6:26 p m 6:25 p m Ar Wellington 6H2 a m 6:42 a m At New York 12:43 pm 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cara on both traina. Chair cara Hacra ' mento to tlgden and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicage. Bt Louia, New Orleana and , Waahinston. Connecting at San Fran dhoo with several ateamahlp lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipines, Central and South America. Ses Mr L O.Adalr, agent at Eugene or auuroe 0 H MARKHAM, G P A, Portlasd,Or GO EAST Shortest and Quickest Lint TO ST. PAUL, DIILUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all polata But, Thraugh ! and Teurlet tlaasars.) Dining end aut tmeSIng Llkrar, Oars. DAILYTRA1N8. FA8T TIME Ml SEltVICEANI SCENERY DNEQUALB r, Tt?SfLfiEotn E,t Portland and the aKKATNoRTHERl. RY.,oaal. at South- Paclflo Iepot Ticket Offoe, Eugene, or GREAT NORTHERN Ticket OffloT 1268 MORRISON STREET' PORTLAND, For Ratee, Foldera and full Information ra aading KaeterTrlp. ceil on or addreea. A. B. C. EMRT( N City . sod Ticket Agent Portlar 0 R & N CO. Uspart I Timschwinla, I irlrsd iHalt Lake, Dearer, Kt Worth, Omaha, I K anaaei nita. Di Chicago Portland Spaoial 9:16 a m 4 pai llvouis. Chicago and Halt T,tk, Denver Ft Wcrtii. Omaha Kansae Uly, Ht iouls, Chloagoand Atlantlo Kx press 9.-00 p. m. Walla WallaTEelr" liton, Spokane, hiinneapolla, St Paul, Uuluth M i I w.mVu 1-1.1 Spokane tKlyer 1.8 pm IrfOa i I r.'o and Eaak OosaaSTiAasairs 8pm ail Hailing dates t,hlrfe tjx .liu... 4pi For Hen V,.n.Lw,- Hall ereiy 6 days Dally El Sunday 8 p aa Sat 10 pm 6am Ex Sunday Colohsia liirxa moessa To Asloila and Way Lfidlok Wiu,a..U... 4 p Ex Muad C -egon C'ty, New- Mpm Ex Sued i - ry, i-rffln, inna ,..!... . ,,aw JL iuvrrr ahd Vil.U.11 Ii..-.. 7am Tuae, Thur and Set 8:30p m Men, We aadFri. Oregon City. I)y. von ann ivry I,an!(nTS. l,r Bapirla Ssais Rtrsa. LrLew W H Hurlb