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.MMi-lit, ..ml 'iliicli luis liccn - . -. 1 hi"i:o tin .-iirnatnro of ami l:.s i;;il trailer liU cr- , soMiil M!p.Tvish'i! I;.. its infancy. Alliiu'ito uj-oti . i-.-ive you in this. l!i.ir;.tinw n;il ".Jn ..-.k-jtoimI" are but ' . !e iviili si ml .:i'M::;;t-r the lioiilth of :t!ix- i -Kiipert itr ;'..;. ,n-t KxpuriiueuW AH l'.IOI!" an .: i" :i:!ss suhstitiilt tor Castor Oil, Paro L S.iothii! Syrups. It is rii-asant. It Opium, Iilorpliiuo nor other Nnreotio ;e is its guarantee. It destroys Worms islmess. It cures Diiirrluea and Wind jjm'io. lrn;s l; it contains nciUicr eubstmii'i'. Its a; and iiUays l-'ovei Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and flatulency. It assimilate tlio Food, regulates the Stomach and llinvols, git in;; healthy and natural sleep. , Tho Children's I'.macca Tho Mother's Friend. CENUI CASTORIA ALWAYS p Esars the 5v A The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. THE CCNTaUR COM PAN V. TT MUNRU A WHEELER, . 1 Expert Accountant. Offiopand Kfsi 'enca Fainnount, Oren. Books opened, Books orm verted from ninp to double entry. Instruction) -riven in double entry. Adjustment of intricate ami involved accoun specialty. Eofrene inquiricB and order addressed as above will hv pr mpt t.t'r, on. The Hoffman WO ZFIGLEO. PR:,p'RT undy dinner sac o Centra! : Watties ill NiH(tt) tVJ.UWl 31 lllll'j'i 31 pj' BEEh" MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they wl" Be" at cl" '(U H ' aiHi 'ket prieae 1' talrsiarc ol tie d11c tatroae sonnies : TO THE FAK MKilt:.-: We will pe tlie hlxheut market price for Fat Cattle, HogB and Wheep. Shoo on Willamette Gt, iUOENE, OREGON. -tip- Delivered to v rn o'Uiecnr EU8ENE-FLQBEH8E STAGE JLilNE. . BANGS, Proprietor. tttage leaves KuKelie for Flowiioe Dully except riuudny atBam I1' lrnlnK fitaife lcn-'ee Flor"'n- Ic; . .jteue daiiy xwpi ai'y. - H?,- idays at 8 a m , .rives lu tuxeno l i p ui .ie U;y KVM.I CARP (Ol tS 7KIP VtoWi lor wle at M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect. HI.- nrt ('ifi ' tH i 'ile rut-. N T Wm.iiii". it m will rep tv- p'nuipl l R1 4(1-1. iii'it - 'r wrt i nnu it I' f v t" , lUI.' t-'ll IK l Hi" The Parker, "BETTER TMAN A CIRCUS." TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17th. "TBE E.SSKN'T. or LI VI , lI.N'N V. GTtEATT Vl.il 1 n in - - BLACK PATTI&1 s' EA : I THOUBADOUKS r I . I- .1. l-t - l inn, S. .: THE WORLO Thrp h-. ir -f M-r'.'i A ni.IHNU MIS Vi'r V-! I .Mr -A K U.i.llljM - tteit oa ssUe l Coraer Lpi bt---r, TL - CASTORIA Signature of TACCT. NtWVOM CfTY. ESSE CLASSIFIED OGUiMi Notices under this head not to exceed five inee, 50 cents per week; 91 50 a month; $12 jr year. MEN WANTED. To cut rallioad wood. Long job, flne timber, ex cellent clitunte and convenient loc. tinn. Cull on or adilrens Dunbur A KtiykendMll, Wolf Creek, Oregon. KOOM AND BOAKD. Furnished room and board at reasonable term (.'nil at 467 Oik street. LOnr. A circular brooob eel wttb opftU InRt, Finder leave at tbla nrliop Hnd receive reward.' ROOM 8 FOR RENT. -Three good living or o'tlce rooms foi rent, Eu quire i f CiP h t .Stevens, real estate Hiff nts. FOR RKNT A 7-romu omtage, fur niHhed, nn Lawrence, street, for rttt; $10 per month. Enquire of At tnrni-y L M Travnf over Eugene I" OK Kt. I'. A new lioueu, one i'lfclt frnn University grnutida. For piriioiii'iri I'lu lira Ht N 287 Eat E-liih n'leet, or atldreHi Box 781, Eitf'-ti-', Oreaon. SHEEC ,l "he I'Olt .-AI: -A email buooll ifTr Twenty-one bead, 18 uf wlj li ure ttwett, Tbe oldest elieep i" fur )tar4 old. & qulreof Albert Koatermau, three miles south of Euuene. rOIl 8ALE.-213 acres of laud, 100 acres cultivated, 16 acres ot timber, balance pasiure, five miles from depot, J mile from eouoof, postofllce and cburcli. Enquire of C A Parker, Jrffereon Bl between Fifth and Sixth, Eugeoe. WANTED. Several persons of ohar acter and good reputation Id each mate (one in ibis county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Halary 118.00 weekly witli expenses aditlonal, all payable ill caen. each Wednesday direct from head oflices. Horte and mrriage furnlebed, when necessary, inferences. Eucloee self-addreeced envelope. Manager, 8uo Caxtou Buil'line, Cbicauo. c , M T" c n T v BunU Tt Kind leu Ka t'inrj Bapi Tbc Bft Prescription tor tlal.rla, CliiU" and Few I" a bottle Obovk'b ,T8i,Kiit.w('"iu Tonic. It Is simply ; ir"n . i . 1 qu-nme nn ta-telesi form. No ' cure no pay. PrKeoOc. WALTER IiO.-S ManaciT. X? JZ? j7 ' Ti.e .Io"y, tl Mel liou, .ii I - c-iojpirsbls i 1 :,, ;.rtlT rv.t -r. ri., pitkininny - r,- vi l-r, I'irV-ir f-in m.itn .UJ It.. MMfc .-H-Ir.l.hl I A JUN1..S. FAMOUS BLACK PATTI. tl, ne-.t rtrsstll auij r t1 - f :fi i.-r. n' XEY" UPKKAUC It U.-I A I- KilKS. rs - isy th l-'lli. i'KICEd 71 and 90 enU, THREE RAVENS By Alphonse Oaudet. It Is the night after a day of battle. With face uiK-ovonl. pale under the leaden sky. a young soldier Is lying. His bmuU are bl:uk nith Kwdvr and his clothes are pierced with bullet holes, lie was In the very heart of the titt!e, under full fire, aud his com rades, 6eelng him fall, believe him to be dead. Cut he still lives. He calls with all his remaining strength, hut the only rcsKinse is moans aud the gurglt of the death rattle. At last, numb with cold and pain, exhausted by the whis tling of grape aud canister, the dash ing of cauuous uud all the scenes of a bloody contest, and overcome by the deep quiet of nature, he is on the point of giving up and abandoning himself to 6leep or to death. Suddenly on the faroff borlrou be sees through his half opou eyes three black specks come out of the north and gradually grow larger as they ai prouch. They havo wings dark wings that bear them on. Soon they stop aliove his head, and he sees three ra vens suspended In the white air, motion less with tranquillity of beasts of prey on the lookout for victims, while the atmosphere Is yet vibrating from the shock of battle. The almost imper ceptible beating of the great wings as the birds poise iu midair seems like the Muttering of three flags of war. euch one hearing as its emblem a hovering raven. "Have they come for me?" he asked himself, faint with terror. He shudders ns he watches the three ravens descend Blowly nnd perch ou a hillock but a short distance from him. They ure Indeed grcut birds fat. glossy and well fed. Not a feather Is missing from their sleek plumage. Moreover, these birds live lu the very midst of carnage. They not only live lu it, but they even thrive on It and look on from afar from great heights beyond the reach of bulletii descending only when the regiments are goue and the dead and dying meet on the same dreadful plane. In truth, these birds have an air of Importance. They salute one another with their beaks, they inarch to and fro. ns If on dress parade, leaving the prints of their pointed claws on the reddened snow. Then, when they have acted the purt of fops to perfection, they begin to croak softly, very softly, without taking their eyes from the dy ing uuiu. "Cousins," says one of them, "1 have brought you hither for that little sol dier of France who is lying there be fore you. lie was a proud little soldier, intimated by uuusual courage, but pos sessing neither prudence nor reflection. Sec lus riddled coat mid consider how many balls were uecessary to bring him low. Cousins, it is line prey, and. If you are willing, we will partake, lint we must wait yet a little before we go to him. Though his arms are bruised and his hands seem powerless, he, would be an object to be feared If he should revive." The speaker Is the lurgest of the party. The fwo others, us they ITShmi, keep out of the reach of his ferocious, hooked beak. He continues: "Ah, we shall soon partake! I will eat bis heart. It was n warm, valiant heart and will rejuvenate mine." Lioes the little soldier bear what they are saying? la It true, then, that his heart no longer bents? The second raven tnkes up the sen tence: "1 will eat his eyes. French eyes ar Inrge nnd clear and beaming with life." Quick, open your eyes, little soldier. and cry out loudly. Though yon are weak from loss of blood, a little still re mains In your veins. Alas! Truly do they say that be Is dead, and when, their conference ended, the three birds approach him with evil eye and ravenous beuk and drooping wings not u quiver passes through his body, l'oor little soldier of Francel They are going to dismember hlin. They will begin with the buttons on bis coat, for these birds of plunder gather up everything that glistens even blood. Softly the three birds draw near, and the oldest of them ventures a peck at bis finger. Then the soldier rouses; hla whole frame starts. "Ue la not dead: lie Is not dead!" cry the cowardly birds, retreating to their hillock. Ab, no! The little soldier of France la uot dead. He raises bis head. dlgnatlon has brought back something of the old spirit. Ills eyes grow bright, his nostrils dilate. The air seems less heavy aud he breathes more freely. A ray of the pale red winter sun creeps across the torn und furrowed earth. As he gazes in aduilrutlon at the mel aucholy sunset, gradually fading Into the glimmer of twilight, suddenly, un der the warmth of bis citended hand tbe slow melting snow ei poses a green point a tiny blade of wheat Miracle of life! The dying man feela as if be were born again. Heating bis bands on the toll of bis fatherland, be tries to alt up. From afar the three birds watching blni prepare for flight, and when they see blin standing up right at lost, searching with treiu bliug step for bis abandoned arms, they slowly rise from their hillock end soa away toward the uortb, already dark with night From tho sky echo back the beating of their terrible wings aud tbe snapping of their strong beaks. It is a hurried, tumultuous flight of mln eled fear n-.d raire. One reads of t'umlit vilic having missed their vic tims, light among themselves as the 'rtao.e inrr-Mahle Proverbs. What ye Iruld of. Hill? Don't ye know de IoiL.ii' dug never bites?" M-V' you know dat and I too" t does de dog know It?" Lot. '.:.-iulrer. Who s Your Tailor? Ed V PrlO" rompany, of ( hlcagn t'p stairs room 7, next t Lane Countv Bank. J M Howe, AenV. For Sale. One of the eholoeat residency In K rne on Willamette street Call on T N rVgar, Hotel Eugene, for furtbet artlouiart. PORTRAITS OX WOOD MOUNTS I Artist's Proofs and Miuiatures. Are row being made for holidays, did It is none too early. Make your appointments at ouoe, If you desire work nil. Led by Deo 25th. Bitting. from 9 a m to 4 p m. Dorkis ARTtUl.l.KKV. CRESWELL XEWS. Interesting Budget From Our Cor respondent. L 1) eearbrougli baa completed pack ing and shipping bis large orop cf pruaa which ware baadled with great care aud skill, and put up In tx oelleut shape. They will no doubt bring a tip top price In the Eastern maiktia, beonu-e they are eertaluly the best tbs country cau produce. M r L D Bearbrougb baa istumed from Cottage Grove where the baa been for tbs pail three months. Tne merry dancers of Cresweli have orgauited a dancing Cub, and now twice a month thay enjoy tbsmselvta till midnight. Shooting matches are quits a fad wltb tbe Cresweli folks. Gas oa Thanksgiving, one Deo Hth, aud a big out Deo 24, wiudlug op wltb out on Ja-i 1, will close the shooting malun tournament for the teasou, Conrade Harve Boott Is apendlug a few days with us aUoollug snipes, and olay pigeons, A Iherary soaiety has been organized In auxiliary to tbe W or W, aud ni w tbc "ohoppers" of No 4S4, have lively times debating tbe questions of tbc day. Revival mtetlugs will commence uext Monday In tbe M E church. Courthouse Lodging House. The old Lane oounty courthouse has been remodeled aud changes! to a lodg g bouse, Bplendid well-lighted rooms with all new bedding aud fur- iture. ah out-lde rooms and no auger from fire. Hoard by day or eek ir desired. At back of new courthouse aud oa me block. ' En Uowv. Dexter Items. . DfOll. Win Miller, our very popular county school supeniiiiideiit, was lu Ibis sec tion Tuerday visiting icbools. Messrs Clem Parker, Alva Addingtnn nd Ercert Mooney have gone to Hag- inaw to work for a time. Mrs Blevens, wbo bas been stopping ir sometime with her mother, Mrs Griniili, hai removed to Eugene to re side. tL it raiser naa been appointed a notary public by the governor and la Is now qualified to do baslaeas. Both the Ticnt and Dexter sebcol districts have called special meetings for tbc purpose of voting a tax Arrangements have been mads for a Christmas tree at Dexter. A good time la expected. The meeting which baa been run- lug at Trent for a oouple of weeks Is expected to does on Wsdaesdsy even-. lug. Rax. Bids for Wood. Notice Is hereby given that tbc gents of the Univenity of Oregon will receive sealed bids for furnishing and delivery of six hundred ooids of good body fir wood, four feet long. Wood to be delivered at tbc University not later than tbe 15th day of August, 1902, All bids to be filed with tbe ateward on or before i be l&lb day of January, 1902. Offloe In Vlllard ball. Tbe right reserved to reji-ct any and all bids. L H Johnson, Bu-ward of University i f Oregon. To Correspondents. Wa have been sending the Uuahd free and from lime to time have furnished writing m, Urlal to parties at diflerrui localities In tbe county, wbo have promised to act ea correspondent. A lew send In Items quite regularly but there are others w bo send nothing Wc would be glad to bear from a l eor rerpoi dents at least onoe a week, and request that tbey mall their Items ao that they rsacb Ibis office Wednsaday morning, at tbe latest, to Insure their appe ance In the iVcatLV UoikD To rtoalve prompt attention, tbc words "News Matter" should he wrlttea cn tbe envelope. House Numbers. All persons having paid for their bouse number, will please report to tbe recorder, at the city ball, If their number bas not been put upJJ Please bring your receipt wltb y u. 11 F Dokkis. fteoorder. CASTORIA For Infant i and Children. Tbe Kind You Hare Always Bcugb-. Bear tha Hsfncmrr Kok Kali Cheap. A complete printing outfit, Including rVaahlngton hand prea, body and display type, eta, wfflotent for conducting a 7lofnn new.paper. For particulars aidrtaa J F Amis, Eugene, Oregon. T I had an Idol from Ceylon. They said It was Buddha. One day a fellow come along who looked sick In fact, he hadu't a bit of flesh ou hla tioncs. "I'm fur from well," says he nerv ously. "Rut you needn't lie frightened of Infection or anything like that. Fact is. I've been poisoned poisoned near a place I've got iu west Ceylon, near l'a latupanc. It begau five years ago last mouth," he went on in a dreary Bort of way, "and I anpposp I was In some de gree to blame at tirst. "You see, there was so little for a man to do atmut my district, and not a soul to speak to except natives, and one naturally got wild for a bit of ex citement Still, I think I must have had some drink In me at tho timo or 1 ahouldu't have gone messing round a temple. 1 suppose t,ie priests looked further ahead and thought they could get more out of me dead than alive. So they poisoned mc." "But pardon me. wasn't It rather a mad thing of you to eat anything In auch a place?" "I neither ate nor drunk. I was not so Insane as that. "One of them gave me a push with a cano he hnd In his hand, nnd t felt a tiny prick and the thing was done. "It was uot till a week after that 1 begun to get seedy. Hut tho worst of It was no one could make out exactly what was the matter with mo neither native quack nor white doctor and for three whole years I hadn't a ghost of a notlou myself cither. 1 Just wasted down. "It was Just three years after that uf falr lu the temple that I got tho first Inkling of whnt was the iuntter wltb me, and then only Indirectly from whisperings among tho coolies. Hut a man In as bud a tlx as I wub will clutch at any hope, and so I got a puliiuquln rigged aud had myself carried away through the woods to tho gloomy little temple. "Tho priests wcro fulsomely civil. They remembered my honored visit, tlmo back; wcro prostrated with tho honor I did them iu apologizing, but flatly denied that they hud any hand In doing evil to my celestial person. "So I w.'iit wenrily buck again anil In a week had a mysterious communica tion banded mo how. I know not- couched in very grammatical liugllsh. It stilted simply that for uiy Insult to them the gods, through their servuut priests, bad chosen to punish me. Al ready 1 had tusted of their power In that I bad wasted from a heavy, strong man to a puny skeleton. I could suvo myself by delivering my own rausom on the threshold of the temple. Years buck, so I rend, a wandering Irlsbmnu bud visited the shrluo nnd bad purloined a bronzo statue of Uud dha possessed of Infinite sanctity. IIo had departed, leaving smnll trace, and hud taken with him the Huddha to the place whence bo had como. "The letter wont on to give a rulnuto description of the lost trcusuro and its probablo whereabouts aud wound up by uHsurlug ma that It, and It alone, contained tho solo anlldoto which would cure inc. How the hcnllng drug was to be ndmlnlstered tho writer for bore to tell, but that would bo shown when the Image was replaced iu Ha shrine. Convincing as tills letter wus, I be lieve I should bnye disregurded tho ad vice but fur one thing. Accompanying It were notes for ten thousand rupees. A Cingnleso native may IIo, hut he will never outldy hlB money without seolng clearly a very good return for it. "And ao I act out, with old death al ways spurring mo to hurry In tho search, and after threo wcury months I have found tho Huddha In your house. It remains to ace If you will surrender It to mo." That was the fellow's yarn. Of courso I took hlin to be mad at first but as ho went on, In spite of myself I could not help believing In It. I took him Into the hall and bo spotted the beastly green tiling on Its perch In a minute. "That's my fate," says be; "and, look you, Inside It there ought to be a small packet of purple powder done up lu a scrap of suukeskln. Muy I look?" "Go ahead." says I; and, reaching up bis bony hands with a bit of a shudder, be presses a knob, and I'm blessed if tho little Idol's stomach didn't awing out on a binge, showing a tiny cup hoard which held the speckled snake- skin and tho stuff, Just as he said, "And whnt are you asking for this piece of bronze? You know what it's worth to mc, but I've not much money left I ask you, as a man, not to be too hard wltb the price!" "Oh, confound you!" says I, a bit cou fusedly. "I may be fond of driving a tiff bargain over horsehair sometimes, but I'm not altogether a brute. Take tho ugly thing with you and welcome.' Well, tho fellow went away, aud for a long time I beard no more of him. and Mabel aald I'd been swindled by a clever rogue, and I began to think aa much myself, although I didn't say ao. Aud then, by Jove, a long letter full of thenka came to Bay that he'd delivered up his prlzo, and the priests stood to their promise and be waa gutting well rapidly. And after thut we dldu t bear any thing more till about a couplo of mouths ago, when aomo lawyer out there wrote to say that the poor fellow bad gone dead from anaku bite and left me all Ills property. A Uala of Tlsse. "I once Invented a flying machine, said the thoughtful man. "Old you have any better luck than other Inventors lu that field?" "Yes; It didn't take me as long to And out that It wouldn't fly." Wash Uigton HI nr. Purr Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stimaoh (hki bles, ooldi, lag rlope or bllloiii.e there Is nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly Ailed with prune, apple or pear brandy al 71 cent per quart, or per gallon, Orders hv stage or eiprrea will be mirelv boied, Madeand sold to con aumers only. I M KHANl'ia, Fl'tn n- RUlratreeta, Fugen, Old newspapers (or sale at tbc Odabu oBoc. Trip to California. A winter trip to Southern Callfornli and Arltoua via tbe famous 8liaMi ron'e Is enc never to be forgotten. Ke- oiii Hl ni.ualutauce with tbla section si'iualutauce with tbla section! ?t develop fresh points of Inter-1 f added sources of enjoyment t will evet vu sou anueu sources of enjoy under its sunny skies, Iu the variety of Interests and added Industrie , in In i prolific v g.-tation an I n.ong in num. ! Irle"e re- in, of mouu.ain, sli-ire, viJ ley and p-aui. j Two liaius leave Portland dally, morning aud evening for California These trains are equipped with the most Improved pattern of standard and' tourist sleeping cars, and the low rstee ' place the trip wiibui the reach of all. ' For Illustrated guides of California! and Ariz ona winter resort, aitilr, -h It II Mll.l.KK, Hen Passr Agent, Portland, Or, Better .or the Blood Than Aarkuparllia For thimollvuiit huh- Muih-In iii-n burner Wye. Wui Rehnhaw titta tHt-n nMHiit. il ' EuiftMie Knehi It tbe t l.-lnm. .1 Hun-I irr itnUuuor Uie, mi nt the i-eM I hl-kir" uiHiun'ttcuirtil. U u colt . 1 hv Wtu KmHhI.hu A Hnti, liulilti or , , Muryittiiti 1 1 fltv.rnf Hunt er Rt Ir. oni.oii trmud lintu It- uniirrui nfUiiy, , rity iitl tKe, Hud tit nlwaN ri. rfi mnl, i U tbv American iteiiileuniu'. hi k v Cunvemcui Rooms for Rent. Two UrnH ft.ir living r.miui i be IJi intei block tor ie' i lni)inti Attorney L LHltvui ' t flirt- uti nun fltnr. MALARIA MAKHS IMPHUU Bl.OOU (irove'N TitleUvfi dull tUttlfcUu, Tmilo our we Dried Apples Wanted. Ax Hilly will pny tbc hi;tie.t rltH fur all dried awnlta ell . red. C'.iH nn hlin at once. NO'llUE FOR rmtLU'ATION. Lnutl Otlloe at .U.H.bmtf. Orroti. UootinUi 7, lUol. Noltce is hereby uivu thai tha lollowinc named aettler bao tiled notion of bin Intention to nuike oaniom'-aiion final prout in suport ( bin if mm, ntnl tuns Raiu fir tut w in n mm id Uctoio Muritt L Vvare, U. oomuiinHionor Ht buKu, OrcKon, on January 1). j'Jti'i, vis: William 1 . Chmplwll ou ii n U. I. tv. U41U for Itiei. V nw .'4 HDtl Y ku. 8 pc. U J Tp 17 r.r 4e. Uo nan cn tha following wneHftfii to prore hm ooDtiuuotm rchldi ion ami oubtvatwn of i iiti lund, Tit: Ciiortt 1'. Hall, Jr., of Illue Itivi, Or.'non; ).TirbU Ttrpeuiu. ol lflue ltirar, Ore on; Und llelitoaii, of Blue Kivar, UrPoi.; LyDnrt Bimona, of Ulue liivtw, Orrtoti, J. T.lmiDUjvCS, K.ylnUr. NOTICE Ob' 1'INAL tifcllTLLMKNT, Ks tat o of A brum IauiIm. ilecouafd. Nolioa In hereby eivon tbnt (bo UbiltrsiKnt d dminiatiator ba tiled in the County Court for ljanecouuty, Ort'i;ou, bla Until account lu tha matter of aaid cnUte; ami that Monday, tbe 2nd day of December, IDOI.at tba hour of ona o'clock In the a 1 tor noon of that day bun beo tiled by Hid court fur hearing ol any nnd all objuctiona to aa id aoootiut and for tba final auttltimeut of laid atate. Dattwl Oct. 18, 1001. It. M. Day, Admlo.atrt.lor ol aaid estate. L. Bdltk.d( Ally. Bankers Life Association of Du Molnci, Iowa. Safe Iniurancc - Low Ritu Special Future that plcaic busy men. Rate cards at Flnt National Bank and Loan and Savings Bank. m Tour attention I. oalM toths 'I'KINI KIl IMITKII' lrain.o( tli."(:HICAl'0. MIU WAUKKB 5: HT PAUL KAII.ItOAU 1 n. only psrfMt train. In tha wi-rld. Ton will nod It iMralil. b, rl,l-.n tbl. Trains whan going to any l.'lnt In th Kaatarn Htates or anaila. rhay emine, with all Traniionutinanial Trains aud all tlckot AsmU Mil tli:k.U Kor fnrtliw Information, painiiult's, ate, aak any Tick St A not or C. .1. KIlllY, dMnral Airant Portland, Or.. . VI. f'AHF.Y, Trav Pass Assnt. Canadian PaoiHc $60.00 To St Paul and rotuni, limit CO dayB. TickHtu on sale May HOtli and Juno 7th. $86.00 liufl'alo and return, limit 30 dayu. Ticketn on aalo 1 t and 3rd Tut'HdayH.com inpncing June. JFor parti oulari a : ly to) II.! II.'AI'UTT, Si" t, liti 1 bud htruk K.'J. ' VI F. 1 Int.. ii.l i Asst Urn Pas. A( Vaaemver B. O, PAGE RIES 100 H . -.: ,( i.ir .c i. .i;u;..o.iii.totk uf Ht.ipl,- and Fancj ,rovriv Lnughl in ihe !' ninri.'ets. I can niter the jhn miv oitir-r ) Mil.ll.' tH"tir prt-Vfl Gap Closed Tilts i 'ptHwtii.it .f iiir-iiyli ft ai up) ht tWf. ii Si. Kf i cU... niio I tt An it Ir., vi a Surf ami Sai.u lUrhara, will 1111 ou SuriJay, Marc'i 31, 1901 ....ON THK NKW.... COAST LINE... Twrt Tlm.iicti Tr..a Da'ly. Th ( tot I, liii l.ini' v Ifwviiiff . h tcruiii n ,n y p. i,. moriiiiiK inuiip ltl wi li .'Itvitnt ciifi miilpirl t iMri, will mnkt' tti- lik-lii iri tl.rn,i'ii tl tnostt ttctumiii', vuri'd m( u?tr Uiimik', nvii'-iui tltflu t incut. Imni.riMif Kfiit uf thi Southern Pacific. GO EAST vu r. iShorlust iihu Quickest Lma in Si. PAUL. DIILIIIH, tVilHHEAPOLIS, CHICAGO ,A.n (ill ImiilU Kaal, through Palaoa and Tourlit Slaapara. DlnlitK ana ttultai .motilni Llbrarf Cart. 1A'1I.Y THAI- FA ST TIMK. ttKKVM i.A W i oVU Kit Y U N KO V A LB TiekeU to ihiIdU Kant vlt Portland anil the (II, HA I .M.iUIIKl.i, KY.,oiil at ttouth- ri lo i. iici ot l .lvI uirve. J..ui:rue. or (JKL.ll .MlUihi-.KN TlikstUDiu 122 THIRD STREET' OHl LAND, For lo w.. V. liitn i,Ld full iLfoiniatitn aaoiiiK l.n.i.i'lrip, tall ob (irsuuiras, tbc iihNis'ioN 'I lell,-,t Aeut, l'uttlautl, tlmgoa SOUlli AjND EAM i southern KcificLt J. li Tiains iaava r iikcii.. 1 urtlanU and say atatimi. at H:W a n. :OS p m. V 11,11.1.1, jtia 0:90 u v huMnr I- u. tiM i. .- Ar A.I l.no IV JO a u. I'iKISk.. Ar rMjuuiiUi ttMi p m 4:'2b a i Ar biui tai,L-lM-u 7:46 p in B:lb a n ft (lielen 6:'& a d M-4ftau;- Ar lin.v.r mill am V- u. Ar h annas l-'tly 7:Wi 4 in 7;Vii u. Ar L'lileaso 7 :t-' a u. UjO . . . Ar l.os Aiinelas I .-0 p ui 7:00 a n-i Ar Kl I'.-ao tlo p in Uidu , iu Ar Fot Worth li:.i a ui O'M a u, Ar ('It; nl M ilcu UM a ui ::'', u Ar H.i'jio.on H:UO a m 4:Wl a u, Ar New Urlt-ati,. W p ui n ai Wn.liiioiUm 'i.l'J a ui 6:4' a -o Ar N.w V.'ia 1 ':IJ p ni lV:4il p hi I'ulluisi-j l h-.tli t " U.i-nto pi ' Vi; ai.d oi''-t ft I.O-.I, VN Mlonst-nt. CunnevtiiL ri.o, witli . linca (..r 1: ( lima, Phi ! and Hi.uth A. 'iiurUt vara oo Ir -am Sacra-n-l Kl 1'arj. - to C'lika,;., Orlaana ami t Man Fran ral staanwhip ilulu, Jan, lies, 'Jautrai 8es,i!r I. U Adair, -t . -nt at Ktigene MIIXEIt. ur ad-Iras 1!, I A Portland Or Gcrvalfe i Eastern CAD. I .'I - laitD No 1 lor Yupiioa Train laa.tia II ny.. lavoa t' ra:.u.,.,., ArTi.M Ywtuuuk Ne. l.ltatiunln Ia.M Yaulna Iaras Corvsllis , Arrirc. Allmny ..12-") V M .. IM V M ,.. Orto P 41 ,,.T)'A M ,..11:90 A M ...151:14 I'M So 3 lor Uttrolt lavea AilMn 7.00 A M AmvMlJaln.' liitlS P M Sii. 4 I oni lVlrolt I.avr. Iirt, - 12-.4S P M lyia.es A- . 6r40 P M Trains I and I . In Alli.tnv In tlms to oiunwil with tl .S t .'iiith Umnil train, aaarll as slvins two i-r tlu. hour, in Alhanv brfiira liecaitura ol U 1' orlh bound train for Purt land Train n1 connects with the S P wast side train at Cor. alii. l'r'alnr f"f Indrprndrnre Mcilmo.ilU and all poinU north le Portland EDWIN ST NF, Alaoaeaf ..1.L1NFU Atsnt AlUty
