Daily Eugene guard., March 13, 1901, Image 3

The Kind Von Have Always Bought, end vhMi hns licca'
in uso for over 30 years, lms borno tlm l(rimtiiro of
? "d las been maiio under Ills per-
' y JfrrtfT) S0"al s,,Pervisl Kli:?o its hil'miry.
Wt; 'e1''' Allow no one to deceive you in this,
ill Ooiiiitei-feHs, Imitations mid " Just-nN-Lrnml" nie lm(;
Experiments tliat trifle with and oniluiiLror tho health oi
Iniimts tu:l Children Export, uco against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
Wric, Drops and Soothuig Syrups. It is l'leasaut. It
, conto'"8 iitlii;r Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Hs ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
end allays rovcrisliiiess. It cures Diarrhoaa and AVuid
Coll"- It reeves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and IJowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tlie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
PENU!NE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY tTncCT, NCW VQRft OtTV,
hi Hi HI
BUSINESS CAUL)
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
j M WILLIAMS.
ATTOKNEY-A T-LA W
MietioM i ipecialtr.
3fficr-0ver Lans County Bank.
BILYEtJ,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
JfBte Orer First National Bank.
Edob.ii, Okhqon.
0 WOOUOOOK,
ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW,
Offi-0rie half block south of Chriaman Blk
Kuqeme, Ohhoon.
E
K SKIPWOKTH.
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
Will practice in all the Court's,
EuqenkOksoon.
D
,AMEL GABY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EUGENE, OREGON.
OSes -Up stairs,
G'HKISMAN BLOCK.
nulIllTIHOllpsON OHAS A HARDY
rpHOMPSON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Mm-In First National Hank Building.
"Wra in all the courts.
EuuSNB, OllKOOH.
II TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
0-OverEngene Loan & Savings tank.
Eugene, Oregon.
JJARBAiUGII KISSINGER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
M-Kw 3 McClung Building.
Ecoine, Oregon,
(W, B D0RRIS,
lITOItSEY 4 CO rjNSELoK-AT-LA W
kLfM!!M.inall,1' co"'t ' th Second
1 S Mai'"0 M1 ih SuPrem ourt
8il sttmtion civen to collection, and
iSf '"'Prnbate. A ' 1
t--irit Nationa Bank Bldg. '
Room, 1, 2 and s.
MEDICAL.
J)SJW UAKRIS,
1'HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
nn's driur store.
! pm. " t- 12 a m; 2 to 5 anil T to
"c -p,rry ,lre()t tlttwtm Uth ,nd
JiAINE 4 KUYKEND ALL,
fHVSIClANS AND SURGEONS
A
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Buillln,;.
"fenlinn to mirgery and .urgicl di,
""ol imej,
J 3 MICKEY.
JEWELER,
W'i d Clock, Re,,. -.
Etronti, Obioo
WTH, D. 0. M ISA A.M. SUITH, I.
OSTEOPATHIC l'HYSICIANS
U1 Swing. Bank building.
UU"iMtod.y or light.
J)R BIDDL'F,
DENTIST
H n-Z., Z' VvH f"""'" Flftih sn
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Signature of
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
Notice, under this head not to exceed five
torn, 50 cents per week; $1 60 a mouth; $12
per year.
For Sale.
SHINGLES FOR 8ALE.-I have
35,000 A 1 shaved cedar shingles for
Bale. Write H W JoueB, Jasper, for
prices, eto.
PIANO FOR BALE. A second band
piano for sale. Htelnway esquare.
Inquire at this office for particulars.
FOR REN V. Fifty acres of good farm
land, no buildings, adjoining the
corporate limits of Hie city of Eu
gene. Apply for terms and particu
lars to I L Campbell, Guard ofHce
Farm For Sale
528 acres of land within one mile
of Harrisburg, 200 aoreB in cultivation
two old houses, two barns; nearly all
river bottom land. A large quantity
of balm, maple and ush timber. Ash
and maple suitable lor lumber. Two
old orchards on the place.
Ttiis is a bargain. I'rice, $14, per
acre. Address,
R F Baker & Co.
'unotion City Hotel.
Modern
Photography
careful attention given
to every subject un
der the skylight and in
finishing of all '
portrait work at the
tuQENCOlT
J. L. PAGE
DKALKB IN-
(rpcerie:s
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought
Id the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can offer the public better prices
than any other hruse In Eugene.
Eugene Lumber Go.
AT NEW MILL '"
FOOT Or LAWRENCE STREET
APPLE AND
FRUIT BOXES
WASHINGTON
QEDAR SHINGLES.
FULL ASSORTMENT
OF LUMBER.
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable...
Uood lti.i, Good hor, HorsM
boarded l.y the day, k or month.
Stalls to rsnt.
WEST BROS
Corner tenth n l Willam. tie itreeU.
Telephone, Mto
HIT BY 'AiN EARTHQUAKE," "
llov u Man v,i, Trrmrd hr an Vp-
ll.-ltVlll 111 Vt-!lt.Ktflu.
Mrs. "1k.i J.-- Mi.lt'.!c!;au(r of tlaier
ti.wu. M, vw;ut ., k.U(T jrom
ln.-r Rt-n. l--:Hik Mkl.ii.luuiu", at Cam
a. Venezuela. Mr. Midillekuuff de
scrlbos the recent terrible lrlhqu.".!;o
111 Veue.llela as follows:
"It Is sim-tlim; t srl. (K, nmu ri,u.
In:,' like Hi,. iv..ple cannot stand
up. Tlie iIi-m shock came at o'clock
ill Oct. a i. 1 was awakened. I got lip
and was thrown back Into bed. 1 got
up again and was knocked to IV floor.
1 finally succeeded In reaeHTiig the
street. There everything was colifu
timi. an I buildings were falling on all
tides.
"For live nights I slept in the pinna.
Everybody has been sleeping in the
parks since the first shock. Everybody
Is sick and very nervous. It is de
pressing to see people praying, expect
ing every moment to be killed. There
have been from four to six shocks ev
ery day for five days.
"For three days the tremors were so
regular that u person could set a watch
by thein. They came at 2, B and 11 a.
in. and 4, i:M and 10:3u p. m. One
shock would stop a watcli, and the
succeeding shock would start it again.
"People are really going mad. Nearly
all the towns along the coast arc total
wrecks. There are over 400 dead in
one small town along tho coast. The
authorities cannot even estimate fit this
time how ninny are killed nud injured.
The earth opened where the laud was
low, and that is the reason tho coast
towns were most affected.
"The earthquake created terrible
havoc in Caracas, though tlie city Is
very highly elevated. The city is In
ruins. About M) buildings out of every
100 nro wrecked. The large enpltol Is
split In four pieces. All tho largo
churches havo beeu demolished. What
have not fallen down will have to bo
torn down, tevery place is closed up.
Business of all kinds has been suspend
ed. There were not many killed In
Caracas, but many were injured.
"The trains cannot run to Caracas
over the mountains, therefore the mall
has to be taken to the coast by mules,
Baltimore Sun.
Ovcrcroivdcd London.
At the present moment, writes Sir
Walter Besant in The Century, those
parts of East London Inhabited by the
workingnien of all kinds, from the re
spectable artisan In steady employment
dowu to the casual hand nud the chil
dren of the street, are suffering from
the dearth of houses. There are not
enough houses for tlie people; there are
not enough single rooms for the fami
lies which would gladly occupy them
If they could. The rents of the lowest
tenements are going up higher and
higher. The working people compete
witli one nuother for rooms. Tlie laud
lord has only to put up his house or his
rooms In his house to tho highest bid
der. A room that used to be let for 4
shillings a week can now command 0,
while the tine, or the sum paid on tak
ing the key, which was formerly a few
shillings, now runs up to a pound or
even 2.
The houseless used to be considered
the very poorest. Among them now
are families where the head Is in good
work. They are houseless because
there are no houses for them. The
vast Increase of population has a good
deal to do with this. For instance, tho
outlying suburb of East Ham, 20 years
ago a mere hamlet, with a few houses
and an old church In tlie fields, now
numbers 00,000 people, all of the work
ing class, while Its neighbor, West
Ham, which 20 years ago consisted of
two or three scattered hamlets, Is now
a great town of 270,000 people, all of
the working class.
I the I.OKt I'lclnd Foondf
One of the most beautiful legends re
lating to the Btars Is that of "the lost
Pleiad." It would appear that in an
cient times ordinary eyes saw distinct
ly seven stars in tlie group of the Ple
iades, although now only sir are thus
visible. The lost Pleiad has been a sub
ject not only for poets, but for astrouo
mers, who have frequently discussed
the question whether such a star ever
really existed. Recently the question
has been revived, and the English as
tronomer, Mr. W. T. Lynn, after de
claring that there can Bearcely be a
doubt that In former times seven stars
were clearly visible in the rieiades,
quotes approvingly the suggestion of
Professor Pickering that tho faint star
known as Plelono is the lost Pleiad.
This opinion Is based on tho peculiar
appearance of the spectrum of Plolone,
which Indicates that It may bo an Ir
regularly variable star.
The Gypny Moth.
Because a Boston man forgot to close
his window the stnte of Massachusetts
has lost $3,000,000 and Is still losing
$500,000 n year. Tho ninu was a silk
grower. He sent to France for some gyp
sy moths, which he Intended to experi
ment on with a view to a new brand of
0nir rti.n ,inv tie sat at his table exam
ining some of these moths, when he
was called out of the room, lie lert me
.vliulnw nnen. niid tho drnft blew the
mollis out. Two years later caterpillars
ate the leaves oil every rorest ami iruu
to fnf mllnn nrnnnd. TheV were EVP-
sy moths, and the state has spent over
$3,000,000 In fighting the pests.
Science', Alnnnlnir Strides.
Ill a recent lecture Dr. lloffliauor
claimed that the age of fishes can lie
told bv their scales. 'J lieso show under
the microscope stripes similar to the
bands in tlie crosscut of a tree, which
Indicate the age of the fish. We are
now able to approximately state the
ntre of horses, INh.-s and trees. Trein-
i.lo ..I. Indies, but that some scientist
will make a disnn cry enabling a lay
observer to determine tlie human age
at sight! Would life be worth living
then V Vienna Tngeblatt.
For Sale
The laud belonging' to the estate ol
A J Keeney, deceased, consisting of
sen s of as fine farm and pasture
lands as can be found In Lane county,
with improvement", situated i.boul
three-quarters of a mile from U she n,
(lx mile "outliea-terly t'"'" Funnel,
Is now offered for sale od very f Ann
able terms.
Call on J K Keeney residing on fr n,
or addrena J M and B F Keenei , ad
ministrators, at Jasper Oregon.
PER60NALITIES.
Sir William Ilugglns, the new presl.
dent of the lioyal Society of England,
(s a Londoner by birth and Is "ti years
old.
George H. Phillips, the young "corn
king" of Chicago, Is getting many let
ters from women ottering to marry
him at sight
Lord Curion, tho viceroy of India, Is
not only a graduate of llaliol college,
Oxford, but Is also a V. L. and a fel
low of the Royal society.
Dr. Nauseu, tho explorer, although
perfectly easy on tho lecture platform,
Is generally extremely shy and dllU
deut in general society and talks but
little.
. Representative Llttlefleld of Maine
brought along with him to Washington
tho other day two big deer, souvoulrs
of his prowess as a hunter In the
Maine woods.
Andreas and Anton Lang visited tho
pope in Rome a short time ago In their
Oberaniniergau costumes. The popo re
ceived them kindly and would not al
low tho impersonator of Christ to kneel
before hlui.
An album once belonging to General
von Moltke and now preserved at Krel
snu contains, among other autographs,
a five Hue poein by King Ludwig II of
Bavaria, in which. Von Moltke Is styled
"Germany's greatest hero."
The Boer general, De Wet, said re
cently that he respected Cecil Rhodes
very much. "lie tried his best to
patch up matters," said De Wet, "and
then when tho break came he natural
ly sided with his own country. I
should have despised him If ho had
not"
The late Senator Davis, after 80
years' experience as a public speaker,
was unable to dispel the nervousness
which beset him whenever on the point
of making a speech. After the first
sentence he was perfectly himself, but
up to that time he always suffered bad
ly from stage fright.
A. J. Drcxel Biddle of Philadelphia,
who last winter was elected a fellow of
the Royal Geographical society In Lou
don, has received an Invitation from
the president and secretary of the Roy
al Meteorological Society of Great
Britain to beeonio a fellow of that fa
mous organization also.
Sir Theodore Martin has withdrawn
his offer of a monument to his wife at
tlie church at Stratford-on-Avon. Sid
ney Lee, in a letter to the London
Times, showed that even the merits of
Helen Faucit could not Justify the erec
tion of n memorial that would over
shadow Shakespeare's tomb.
Apparently It is John I). Rockefel
ler's intention to Burrouud ids beautiful
home In Westchester cotmty, N. Y.,
with one of tho most beautiful pnrks
in the east. So far he has purchased
$o,000 worth of land there and next
Bprlng will spend ?2.")0,000 In lnndscapo
gardening and constructing an artifi
cial lake In famous Sleepy Hollow.
THE GLASS OF FASHION.
Silk tassels and gold tassels as well
are used by way of variety In placo of
drop buttons.
Scarlet and gold in combination gives
a military touch to many a costume
this season, but It Is almost exclusive
ly reserved for young women.
One feature In the detail of the bodice
Is a lacing of gold or silk cord across
the shoulder seam, each point tacked
down with a tiny gold button.
High Louis XIV heels are the cor
rect thing for dressy shoes, and colored
suede Bllppers which match the gown
are oue of the fads In footgear.
The new muffs are large and vnrled In
stylo between tho soft round muff of
fut. with tails across one side, and tho
dainty little novelty of velvet fur and
chiffon.
Ilandsomo buckles In all sizes and
kinds are very much used for belts, for
fastening ends nnd Btraps of velvet
and for the center of rosettes and but
terfly bows. ,
Small huts made entirely of the
breast feathers of different birds are
one of the fads In millinery aud aro
trimmed with a bunch of flowers on a
rosette of velvet or moussellne.
Tiny pink roses nre worn as a coif
fure decoration In the evening arrang
ed in a close wreath around tlie knot
which Is dressed high on the head and
fastened with a small black velvet
bow. Alsatian bows of black tullo aro
another decoration very becoming to
some women. New York Sun.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The average weight of a man Is 1-10
pounds 6 ounces, or about 10 men to
the ton.
Chinese manrUrlns carry their own
chopsticks to a feast, wlpo them care
fully at the close of the fenst and carry
them homo agnln. They nro of Ivory
nnd usually silver tipped.
In the new British parliament 05
members are directors of llrltlsli mil
ways nnd 11 are directors of colonial
or foreign railways, while half a dozen
others are largo contractors for mil
wny works.
A new cigarette factory was formally
opened In the City of Mexico. Presi
dent Ilaz attended, with a great throng
of distinguished guests. The police
turned out In dress uniforms. A com
pany of infantry paraded.
The 1 cent stump in the new series to
be Issued and sold next year In coin
ir.i inonitlon of the l'nn-American expo
sltlon at Iiuffalo will have ns Its cen
tral picture n motor vehicle, represent
log the Infest form of frnnsiortiitloli.
Pure Home Made Brandy.
For live', kidney nr stomach, trou
bles, ooldn, Isgrlppe or biliousness there
iBPOthlim better than Francis' pure
brandies. All orders promptly filled
with prune, apple or pear brandy at
7-5 cents per quart, or 12.60 per gallon.
Orders by stage nr express will be se
cuiely boxed. Madeand sold to con
sumer only.
I M FBANCI8,
Klftii and Illalr rtieets, Eugene, Or
,avia,
THS
Grove's
1 ne tormula
Know just what
do not advertise
their medicine if
Iron and Quinine
lorm. 1 he Iron acts as
malaria out of the svstem.
Grove's is the Original
Chill
that
Tonics arc
Grove's is
are
and
not experimenting
excellence
h
only Chill Cure
the United States.
Canadian Pacific
and Soo Line
F.'rst Class and Tourist Sleep
ers uaiiv.
Passengers Booked to and
from all points East
Atlantic Steamship
nrr
unice
For particulars ap Iy to
H. H. AllHOTT. Knt.
1 Hi Tliint Street,
E. J. COYr.K. IWtlam., Or
Aniit (.it'll l'lsiW At
Vancouver, Ji. O,
Y.Mir attention in called to the "lTONKKR
LIMITED" trainnof the "('HICAUO, MIL
WAUKEE ft, ST PAUL RAILROAD"
"The only perfect train in tlie world,"
You will tind it denirahle to ride on thowe
TraiuB when going to any point in the
LaRtem States or Canada. I hey connect
with all TranHcnntinental Trains and all
ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further information, pamphlets, etc.,
ask any Ticket Agent or
0 .J EDDY,
J W CASEY. General Aifent
Trav I'aps Agent, Portland, Oregon
Central Market,
f Mi
PROPRIETORS
rVilttocp constantly on hand a lull supply
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
oiarket prices.
1 lair snare ol tlie nubile patronage sollclleii
: TO THE KARMERR-i
We will pey the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and riheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Cap- pBlirerod to an, pan ot tn, olt
HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK
Warranted in every resect. Official
Government Certificate attached to
every package shiped
FRUIT AND
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Vine", Flowering and Fruit-lwaring
8hruhlery l'lanO, Rim, Ktc
Grown and for sain by the irnt
National N'ureries, Koch enter, N V
O. J. FOSS,
agent for Lane County.
Bn SiO, Eugene, Oregon.
The Hoffman
W O 2EI0LER.'Pbosi-,ITO.
UNDAY DINNER 50o
EUGENE. 0"Ei- ON '
ttnnors, mluys
For Sale by
Chilf
s
IrV
1,1 v
IV? Kl Jin
f3"ir PRESSRIPTION IS
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
plainly printed on every
you are tak
their formu
g when you take Grove's? ' Imitatori
knowing that you would not buy
vhat it contained. Grove's" contains
vou knew
put up in correct proportions
a tonic whi
Any reliable
id that all
imitations
superior
An an
to all
.lysis of other chill tonics shows
therb in every respect.. You
tab: Grove's its superiority
when fou
taving
long been
sold throughout the entire malarial sections of
No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c.
GO EAST
VIA
Shortest and Quickest
TO
ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MlhMPOUS,
An all polntsfEiuit
Line
Through Palacs and Tourist Slaopars.
Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars.
DA ILY Tit A 1 N'S. ".'AST TIME.
SUKV1CUAND SCKNEKY UNUUALE
Tieketa to .'points Unst vii Portland and the
UHKAT NORTHERN RY.,onsalo at Soutli
rn I'scilic Dopot Ticki-t tilree, Kiiitcne. or
GRK.VT NORTHERN Tiokut Ollice
122 TRIRD STREET
PORTLAND,
For Rates, Folders and full information
eading EasterTrip, oall on or address,
A. B. C. Di KN1STON
City . and 1 ioket Aent l'nrtlan
THROUGH TICKETS
EASTandSOUT
SOUTHERN PAGI
O010r
Pullman PalacetSlrsopers Tour"
1st Sleeners and Reclining Chair
Cara Oall" to
DENVER, OMAIIA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. jLOUIB'
And other Eastern Cities. The only line
from Portland otTeilng; passenironl Blwclalty
Conducted Excursions throUKll to Chioago
erery Wednesday.
Dally Tourist
Car rjervloe
Portland Wicago
Via Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago
k N W Hy's, haggle checked through to
de ot. fast time, lowest rates.
For further in formation, apply to any
affftni Qoumern l aciuc wompnny, or
R.KOKHLEK, C. H. MAttKHAM,
Manager. Gen. Frt, A Pons Agt
EU6ENE-F LOHENGE
STAGE LilNE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Htage loayes Kugeuu for Florence
Daily except riumlay at 6 a m
lteUiriilng stage leaves t-lorenee
for Eugene dally except iSuudays at 1
Km
aturdayn at Bam.
Arrives Inlliugeiie at tj p m the any
following.
HINHI.g FAHB
K1IUNI1 TKIH
Tlckot, tor sal, at
RiiKene.or at Hunt
Florence,
nat.KB' IITeri ststil
lict.t.ort' .U oc
j fj v'r-'-;! '.'
.'ureHlnjpoti'ncy,. 'Unlit ,".i;i'.-i- " ' '
vatln( dlieaavf, tit i-llcut " f
)?JJ rrctlon. A. mirvo tntlrn:i
.li ''H lilooil ("liMiT. Utlngi in
pink plorf to pale checks an.
restores the lire of yon'.l.
1'X y Py mail nuv per nox; novel
or OfV.no; wit j, v t lttcii (.'Minim
m to cure t iTfiind tho inonoy
NERVI TA MEDI'
Miton it Jackson Sts., '
5AL CO.
HICACO, It. I
Hold by Ml n l)'ii Co.
li p, m r t y
DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMEN1
ill cniG li.iii'i, f ti-(iling tuid IU fiini t'tlcn. It almorlis tli
tin iU'liing tit oncn, nets m a poultico, glvn
Indian i rvMioi, i-i f'iiir-'M oniy mr riU'sum. lU'iiinir ol lh
tirivntn partn. Every box la wiirrruiU'd. Judfro Oonim, in
Maysvillo, Ky , atiys: "Dr. Wfllintns' Indian lllo Oitit
mchtniriHl mo ttt:r yonrs of auffcriiitr." Hohl by dniffjmif
sunt by mail on receipt of prlco. flu cents and $1.00 jmm box
Linn Drug Co
.bottle hence .you
and is in- a '. Tasteless
r the Quinine drives the
lruggist will tell you that
other so-called Tasteless
established. Grove's is the
SOUTH AND EAST
VIA :
Southern Pacific Go
ISHASTA ROUTE
-... . "' - -
TrauiH leuveLEugene for Portland and way
stations at S:M a m; 1:08 p m.
i utuiimt 8:80 a m 8:30 p a
T Eutrene 2:00 p m 1:10 a m
Ar A hI i land 12:30 a m 12:08 a m
Ar jSacrnuiento 6:00 p m 4:'25 a tn
Ar San Francisco 7:45 p m 8:16 m m
Ar Ogden 6:4.1 a m 11:45 a m
Ar Denver U:00 a m 9:00 a m
Ar KansasCity 7d m 7,26 m
Ar ChicoKO 7:45 am 9.30 a m
Lob Angeles
El Psuio
Kurt Worth
City of Mexico
H uufltnn
New Orleams
Watthinpton
New oik
1:20 p m
6.-00 p m
tt:.H0 a m
tt:55 a in
4:00 a m
6:25 p m
:42 a in
l'2-AS p m
7:00 ft m
9:00 p m
6:30 a m
9:55 m
4:00 m
0:25 p m
0:42 a m
12:43 pm
Pullman and Tourist cars on
b'th trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogden and El Paso,
and tourist cars to Chicago,
St Louis, New Orleans and
WaHhintftou,
Connecting at Ban Fran
cibco with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan,
China, PhillipineB, Centra)
and South America.
See Mr L GJAdntrapent at Eugene
or addres
O II MAIIKHAM,
U P A. Parti i
jcpvaiiis & Eastern
;railhoad.
TlDlElOARD!
No,2 for Yaquina
Train eaves Albany.,, 126 P
Leaves Corvalli 1:40 P M
Arrives Yatpiiua 6:65 PM
No. l.Returaing
Leaves Yaquina 7:00 Aa
Uaves Cor vi lliu 11;30 A fiC
Arrives AJbauy 12:16 1 M
No. 8 for Detroit-
Leaves Albany 7:00 A M
Arrives Detroit 11:20 A M
No. 4 Returning
Leaves Detroit 12:10 P M
Arrives Albany 6:45 P M
One and two connect at AUisnv and Rorralll
With Boutheril raclnr tr&lna. Kl-wlnB dlriM-t
servltoe to and from Newport and sdlacan
beaches.
'i rains lor the mountains irrlti at Detroit I
nooll. ICtVtDS ainnlfl tlmn Ui rainh Mmnlnj
groiiriiln on the tireitenbush and Uantlam the
same day.
1GUWIN STONK,
Manager
H L WA1.HKN
J TURNER, G I ft PA
Agent Albany
0J?EG0N
SHOHTLINE
and Union Pacific
ISe east
The O. R. N. Co
Gives the Choice of
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO VIA ONE VIA
THE OREGON THE GREAT
SHORT LINE KORThERM
to RT.
Salt Lake, T0
Denver, Spokane,
Omaha, Mlnneapolla,
Chicago and St. Paul and
Kansas City. Chicago.
Ocean Hieamers leave Portland ever,
6 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
it. nils leave Portland dally for all Wil
lamette and t'l.lumblaliiver Point.
Monthly Hieamers toChinaand Japan
For lull inloriuation oall ou or at
dress nearest O. H. A N. Ticket Ag'' 'i
or address,
A. L. CRAIO.
Oen'l Pnaeetiger A,,nt,
Portland, Or,