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TheFAflOUS 8 O i5 NOTION Headquarters for School Supplies, Gifts, Staple icles and Fine Confections. Woalsocarry mantlet Articles and globes for the Wolchbach Gasoline Lamps. oooooooooooooooooccooooooo , aily Eugene Guard i AMfBKLL BKOS Pulilit-hers ublltho'l erery e'enlne. of the week, Bun ll excepted. Address e'l communication, i . I make ell remittance, payable to Uie .- auuUuasn, Ku ,-ene, Oregon KUBUIIIPI'ION ..BATES. UAILI. I'gllTerttl br carrier, per week. IKIirorocl by carrier, er month Mr mall one yew (in adranoe) hix months One montH... 8 uitle ofit'iee. ! 15 M 6 W 3 () W U6 nuuat. One year 2 -W fr.ll month. J. VlfertUiag rates nieile known on BOldioa- Koiand e eauul'deu matter el the ..isen., Orotfou, iNMt'.tl'.oe. TUB KARTKRN OKFIOK3 -01 the ..rereetlUO to 1CH Temple Court, New Vi.rk Uitr.sad U U Kipreee Mbta, W Web iu.n SL, Chlcexa, 11L, H KATZ Adeertle n AKency In obane, THURSDAY JANUARY 2 WD TING WOULD DEBATE EXCLUSION ACT. Wu TiK Fang, the Chinees Minister al Washington, told tin newspaper men of Ibat uity recent ly tbat be would be willing to meet any three editors who favor Chi nese exclusion and debate tbe q ileal Ion before ah Impartial tri bunal, "If I cannot prove by valid argument!"." continued tbe Minister, "ibat tbere la no meuaoe from what your people oboues to call the Asiatlo peril, I (rill consent tbat the btri be pot up against China men, not one bar, but .sixty bare. Tbe argument we bear in thla country about 400,000,000 China men coming to America if restric tions are removed will not stand. Would your Congrats past an ex clusion act II China were a mighty power T" ..The conversation was very .but, nevertheless, exceed' d-natured. "Your peo- ktJie Chinese Aliuis ed by politics. numerous oounlry, Jctop- STOKE O Many housewives hack and saw the rubbers on thuir fruitjar1 almost completely out in their effort to gel the lids loose enough to unsorew, still they may stick. It in all unnecessary. Just pass tbe edge of a case or any other kaife under the edge of tbe rubber, around the bottle. Then it may ba easily unscrewed. Carrie Nation' paper, the "Bmnaher'n Mail," marled at the time the was in Z'uiitli as a saloon Huasher, has been smashed, In other words gone out of business lor tbo all sullioieut remon that it did not piy. The Republic of Culm held her first election todoy. Of course they did not know bow to uiarcb the intelligent elector up t ) tbe polls itnd vote him. That knowledge will oo me through experience. KNEW HE WOULD GET IT BACK. "This is an outragel" exclaimed the Protected Monopolist, whu was Mjing held up. ' "It is," assented the highwayman, who kuow his victim; ''but don't worry. The inouev is going to slay in the cuuiitr I" Tbe Airship Sails. , ' The recent trial performance of an airship In Paris was very auuuessfui, lliaauiuoti as It sailed a well bxalnsi the wlud i with It. This nlvu I hum a new prlnrtlplu to work on, and some, day we may eve au airship Invoulod that will be practical for Iiiuny uses. This mode of travel will doutitlue slip plant many other mean of Iran.purU tlon, the same a tlontettera Htimiaati Bitters has supL.liilil.il many Inferior medicine In the euie of IndlgentUm, dyspepsia, constipation, liver mid kill--uey troubles or malaria. II you erj a su Hirer from any nf Huso illteaani don't rail to try tho ltlttvre. It will noi dlenppoltit you. He turn to net the genuine, Imi obtain a copy of Hoe tetter's Aliuanao of lUUii from your druggist. 1 Food Changed to i'olson. 1'utri.fyinu, food In the Intestines priHluona etl'eele like those of amnio but Dr King's New Life l'llls expsl the pole. mi from olnuged bowels, gout- .easily but surely, curing ooiiallpa. otiaii, bh, stck lieadnulie, (..vers, Jtlilney and bowel trouble. "eJV hallo'. purchased property, kinds or OooUs use. A gon. PAY FOR THE WIDOW It wss early fall In tbe Pouilre val ley, the garden spot of Colorado. The Jusek ranch spread out Us broud ai res to an ever smiling sky. Tbe chuiupioii "spud gnng" of the valley had avt up Its camp nnd Ix-gun tbe barvesthig of the thousand acres of potatoes on the rnnch. The camp paraphernalia con- I slsted of n cookhouHC, a long hoard shanty on u heels which sheltered the culinary operations of the camp dur ing the day mid the placid elumlier of the Widow McCarthy, the cook and proprietress, ut night. OuUiilo the cookhouse the poUto pickers were lounging away the noon hour In various attitudes of relaxation. The cook's ample form apiieared at the door occasionally anil ber rich brogue mingled with the hum of conversation which arose among the pickers. "Head Unit ag'ln, WU that piece In the paper about the price of spuds," said one of the men. " 'Twau't nutlilu' 'ci pt that early reds ft re sellln' fur two dollars u hunderil, an' colls, that wo gluerally feed t(T tho atock, are brlngln' fifty cents," replied Hill. "I hear that the wldiler" 1111) raised himself cautiously on his elbow and bent a listening ear toward tho cookhouse; then, reassured by the clutter of dishes, Jerked bis thumb eipressly In the direction of the sound as be turned to the gang "she's got a grouch ag'ln ole man Jusek. Mi'Cins she cooked fur the alfalfa gung hist year an' tlils'u an' ain't hud a cent fur It, an' he's made some kind of a' dicker with her tcr take her pay In spuds 'stld of cush, so the wldiler fig gered It down ler so many sacks, fear in' the ole nkec,lx would try tcr cheat her. Now that spuds ure ho high he's try In' ter back down, hut the old lady's liolilln' out fur her pcraties. Iteckon if he lies tcr give In ter her he'll inanuge tcr glvo her culls. I Jest would like ter see the ole Kkiufllnt skun out of a couple of huudcrd dollars. When we dug his spuds lust yeur, ho uster sklu rouu' 'moiigst the hoys nights ter si'c that wo didn't git Inter his orchard or melon patch. I Jest would llko tor" Hill ended with a long, low chuckle and ga.ed out over tho broud ranch. Hlgnlllcant glauces were exchanged by I lie potato pickers during tho uext few dnys, and Hill s' operations at the sorting innrlilno nnd his brief con ferences with tho sack sewer kept tho gang Interested, "I'm glttln' kinder anxious 'bout the ole man's seed spuds, fur, If you'll notice, the Hiults with the biggest bulges ruiiulu' down tho sides uro dec orated wllli a bowknot of niaullu twine," suld one of tho digger drivers, as ho sturted out on ono of tho endless rows, turning up the mellow earth uud tho great, smooth potuto which only Colorado can produce. Itch I ml hliu eunio a score of pickers, who gathered the polotocH In liUHkcts and poured them Into the sorting machine run by Hill. The suck seuer. armed with a bilge needle mid a hull of munlla twine, brought up Hie rear of tho processlou. "An' If you'll notice," continued tho digger driver, us lie came back half an hour Inter to begin nuollier row, as If his inlud hud dwelt upon tho one thought during tho Interval, "them auiiio howknnlled sucks are disappear. In' In tlin direction of tho cull cellar. Hill's up ter Bouielhln', no' we'd better hung nroun' pretty tol'hlo cIobo when It comes ter wludin' up tiio Job. We might hev ler take n punch nt some of them Juseks ter help Hill curry out his plans." Tho Job was dually concluded nnd the potato gang prepared to movo tc the next ranch. They usually uinil their beglrn In the night In order to save time, hut tho meu had worked like beavers all day In order to finish by daylight and ho hi nt the denouement of Hill's plum. The digging machines generally Blurted out llrst, lu order to expedite matters, tho cookhouse muk lug a close second, but there seemed to ho an unconscionable amount of ad justment necessary to the harness of the six horses hitched to tho cookhouso and to tho complicated machinery of tho diggers. Kven the sorting machine seemed out of sorts until Hill drove up at the heud of a string of empty wag ons. "Mis' McCarthy'!! tnko her spuds "tsek." called Hill, "an' I thought '.well take 'em along ter town our next stop's further out. t as ffuod now aa 'twill he. us ready. tenuis tip here and 1 to help you load the cull cellar, as ipected. Half a Vers sprang with Vitanco and the lied high with jaunty bowkuot L Jusek." called to houses, where Ting his hands W of tho vul 'ie pickers. e,rt ter bring Vlly. "Now. xt a dollut n aiYouut e of v Hi.- ytf.i I on Cream Cereal Coffee The question often arises What shall wo drink at the table and Blill nreserve our health ? This has heen solved by CREAM CEREAL. it coiieo hurts you try Cream Cereal. Sold by pro gressive grocers. Saw Death Near. "It often made my heart ache," writes L C Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn, "to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and tore lungs wou'il col lapse. (JooJ doctors eaid she vrns no far gone nilli consumption that no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend reoommended Dr Kiufc's New Discovery aud ier elstautuseof t lilt excellent medicine saved her life." It's absolutely guar' anteed for coughs, ooldn, bronchitis, esthma and all throat and lung dis eases. 60o and M-W) at W L DeLnno's. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First clas Sample room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rules 1.00 and $2.00 per ilav. Toy Sheep. A flock of line wool sheep fo'ssleat tbe Famous from 6 cm.ta to 26 oetita each. i. -t. fce -JL' j t X a. Been the lh8 Kind VoilHaiSlTO2lJjil Chicken lice paint $1 per gallon ut Preston A Hales. All kinds of Tires al Matlock & Goodoblld'e. The Banquet, Queen of Hearts, Opera Htar, aud Mount Hood brands of cigars are manufactured in Eugene and should be kept In stock by All dealers In cigars. Patronize home in duatry and build up your town. Old newspapers for sale at the Guard oflloe. (single Tube Tires, 12.50 a pair, at Matlock fcUoodollllde, uew McOluog block. i.TA-.l Your attention b called tn tlie "PIONKKR LIMITKlV'tnlriof the HIHICACO, MIL- w AUKKK hT PAUL KAUJIOAU "1 Se nulv nerfect trkini In Uie wurltt.' You will tiDil It denirable tu ritl on thU Traini when troltm to anr iwiint in th Ktfltrn Htate or t-auacK Tbejr oouutv with all lratMornitlnental Lraini and all ticket AirenU sell ticket. For further information,, pamphlet, etc, ak any iiokti Aenl or C J. EDDY, Purt'antl, Ore. J. W, CASKY Trav Pau AKnt. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.nK'OAHD No, 3 fur Yao,uin Treln leeTee Alheny KM p M levee t'nrTKlli IM V M .rrlvee Yiulua 0:15 I'M No. llleturotnr iMtee Yeinlni 7KX,'AM teree Corvellu 11:90 A M Arrlvee Altwiy 12;lb PM Wo. SIfor'Uetnilt le AHuuit 7 .1X1 A M Arrivee Detmlt, l'.'ilj I'M No. i fiom letrnt Ievee lVtrolt '. 12 -111 p M Leevee Alheur 0.40 P HI TreJui 1 emU errire In Allienr in time to connect with the S I' emith Kninil trmin. .i wrll u giving two or three h.mre in AlUnr tt.rt deeTtur ol S V North lmn,l trein tor Port Uud. Trein No c-nnecU with the S !' wrt ii,l trin et I'orvelli. (Vming for lndelien.lenre niciiinnvuie euu ell poiuU north le Portland K 11 WIN STUNK, Manager J Tt KNKll Agent Alliany Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Pnul and return, limit CO days. Tickets on sale May SOth ami J vine 7th. $86.00 UutTalo and return, limit 30 davs. Tickets on sale l:t and 3rd i'rucsdays,comncncin; June. Vrtk-itUre ep y bt it. ii am ri ,rt 1 Mn-et V'YI.K. 1 1'ortlaa.l, I r, V'vnvwr K I. m Ik IS . - . r 't ''D rf-itr Tho ICinrl Yotl I!:ivo Ahvayf in use fur ovor SO jears ami tiOlli r?f, wiwi Alio All Counterfeits Iinltation Kvpci liiients tiiiit trillo wi Inl'ants stud CUildi-cn Exi What is CASTORIA Ciu.tori.-i is a linrmless suDstitutt for Castor Oil, Paro gorlr, l)ro,.s nnd Sootliinfr Syrups. It is I'leasnnt. It cntains jit-it Iter Opium, Morphine lior other nrcotiO iibhtaiH-i-. Itsaeis its B iarantec. 1 1 destroys Moriu. mid nllavs 1'ev. iisliness. It cures Diarrhma and Wind Colic. It relieves Teetliing Troubles, circs Constipation anil Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Uowcls, givins healthy and natural bleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS S7 Bears the V ssslsMiW M JUT a mtr E,gt0s JT "W-T V The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr Cver 30 Years. THC OhWTSV;) COMMNV, TT Eagene LambeGo. AT NEW MILL FOOT OF LAWRCNCC STRCtr APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER CURTIS JOHNSON. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tba Kind You Kavs Aiwsfs Bough-. Bears tho SUMNONS. Ia the Circuit Court oT the State of Ore ffou for titt County of Laun. Oluf lirickf 3D, v.t. MaiiitilT, Lena trickaon. Daff-ndant. To LkNi EeIC'SON, PIF&ND1NT AROYK named: In the name of I be atate of Ore gon. You are hereby rMjuired to appear and answer the uouipluiut liiml 'tgniiiHt you iu theaboru entitteii cuuit nnd c:msr on ut before lix wuetta from tlut dale oi 'h Hxnt publication ol thia huiuni.nat aud if you fail to ai ui arand aiiswtr saidcfmplaiut for waut i hereof the plaintiff will apply to said couit for the reh I prayed for iu aaid complin nt, to vit Fur u deen e of Buid court dtolRring tbe marriage ooutract now tiiBtiij 'nsiwuen aaid pi.iiatitf and do midant furt-v r .tia- olvotl hied ti-r a d-rei dr-olariug pi intiff to Do in iiwin r m tee nimpla uud u his own naiao o the 1 Hewing j cribM jirt'm iaea and lain' i to u;- Nortl! ( s a. yt i( Dun LI CI No G5. Notf. fju.17, aud 25 '1 17 8., ii. 6 W . ant a atrip of land two rods wide oil tbe E. eu.i of 8. of 6. x of aaid claim, ex cepting liom above uevoribtd premiats a piece hv rjnls wide by 20 rods long eitu ated on N K. corner of above doHoribed tract hnretjfore conveyed to C. D. Max well; hi-o fraclioi,4l lut 1 and lot 2 block 1 in Whitney' addition to Eugene, all in Lane couuty, Oregon. And tbat defendant be forevei barni), re strained and tJiijoim d from olaimifjg or ivs ertiuK auy riubt, interest, claim or cille in or to any of ine above d sonbivl primi8ts or auy pari thereof and for full relitf htreiu. 'lbs Bumuiuin ia publinbtnl oioe each wetk for nix tutveHMTe wttk by order of the lluu. II. U. Kincaid, county judge fui L&Qtl nilllilv (Irm-.n An .. - IUS.IK t. suv court heme in Euue, Ongun, on Deo. ovui, imu, The naie of first publication aa Axed by satd order is Juunary 2ud, 1W2. L U1LYE0, Atrj.foreVlainiitT. Administrator's Notice- Notice is hereby givtu that O. N. Mo I.eau has bm duly uppotutvd hi minis tra tur of the estate o( Airii.i. ... ceiafrd, by the Count? Court of !-.- .vuu.j, vkkuu, iuu nu peratins naTinii claimn ag.iint haul eathte are notified to present the same with proper vouchers to aaid admitthtthtor ut the Ihw vtlu-e of L. Uilytu, m t tiKt-nt,' Oi..kln. wuhin a x month! from thr date ot this uutu Dated July 6lh, UK'I. O. N. Wo Uah AdminUtiato r of aaid Mtat a t.. Hiievnr, Attoiuey. NOTH'ETO CKEU1TOKS. Soiioe is Lcivby gitrn that Kiuh ; U l.ll.l.'U ha. U e ) polutnl by u, , Cfunty Court of Laue county, Oregon, ! .ili..ii..i.trlr.T rtl II..II.U..IJ.... Ii. . , . . " u u, aaid ..u-te are h.nhT n..t.ne,l u. ,r.M.nt " w.tu. .he earn, to .he aa.d ..luoi.tr-Mu '. ,h . Znu Z V ,A 'i'Z " r' l.w oihc, ol John 11 Wiiiisu. in the c, , Wori ri"d,1 "",w"''il!ton 0, ,h the Pr .oucher. the',:' I JU b" STX .wiihu,.,, nn. -:-L.O.IWeXB Oct. -be, 1.1th, l.H.I. ,r,L?, ifn i 1i0n- hM d ' XOTM.Ct H.NALSU1LKMENT. Z.'l' I' V ." k- , ,.... Xolice i b r.l'T K.en thai the nu.lrr.n-n.d ..ln,in...t.t,,r I,., hi..! in II,. i .,,. police in nr. ot K.en mai.ne nu.lrrifn.d i.lnnni-tiat.'t !. ttl.d in lt. l',.ui..j l our. Mr l.si.rc.m.tj.Or.,01. ! .- fi l ,.A,.,, in ll.i i.-.tl.r ol ..... , . ... 1 1. I Mo...:.v. iloji. ' ' . t 1',m ii.i.,-., uvl.a; 11. h l.ltti gUMV1. ,k !: I, , ..H.riKOU .I tl.it ,Uv la. : I t .sr. ,rt l... hMntu' ot mT ai d t'l .,ivtu-b. aa..l a.-O'in t aud lr lli.A'l at I' . nu tt . ( aa it ' reut' Dsl.d IVt. 11, l.MI. 1 U 11 Dt. AiLmnulrelot ol mul estate. L, Kiliit, Any. Uonslit, wlilcli lias been bas'bonie tl:o siffnatiiro of li.is tn matin tKiiler liis pcr 1 supervision hln; o its infancy. ,v no ono t (lecrivo you in tills, i and " Junt-ns-Kooil" nro but :)i and ciiil:iii(r'f tlie lienltli of tr.-oco iiBttiu Experiiueut. Signature of MUHMJtT sWIirCT. NCW YO CtTV. 9C Executor's Notice. Notice is hereby thattbe J under signed, Jaiuea bc.KU.-:, bus beeo du'j aupointed executor of iLc estate of Andrew Scrivner, deceased, by the county court o! Lane cauuty. Oreg -, and all i ersona bov ine olaima auainst Jttid estate are berebv notitied to present tie flame with the popei Touchers to tne u.ideritigned necutor ai the law office of L liilyeu, in Eugene, O e son, vitbtn aix niuutbu lrum tbe date ol tnu notice. f Dated this 12th day of An rub., 1901. ' JAUKS bCKlVNBR, L. EiLTKr, Exec, of said esi-rfe. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice ib btrtby given that the nndex the estate of Paul ilammitt by an order uf the County Court ol Lane county, Ore go d, dnlv miirifl Ilnrl KMinrHrl nt runfni nn Itiu fctV J day of October, luul, All persons bawufc umiuin buiuhi aaiu eHiate are neiuoy re quired tu present them, duly verified, U the undeibiguud at the law office of E. O .fuller at Eugene, Oregon, within r i mouths from the dale of this novice. .ugcne, urtgoD, ucl. H, ivui. Mabvin Hauuitt. AdmintHtrntnt' nf lh Butttirt nt uuuimut, aeceaKed. t-. O. PorrKa, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. Nolirft 't 1.. 1. 1 v ni.n iini .i.. .... j ( 'ISI n I" lilt signed is the duly appointed and acting ad- Vl tUQ cbinit) ui xreaerii-E a. Dodrton. HmuaiI. a ii . . a(A JICIOUUD UHI Ufa claims against said estate are theteby noti. - im wun tne propei VOUOhbra to IhA nns-Q.n. . ofO U Bakerm Waltei vile, Lane cor uiy ol lulu notice. Dated July 27, 1901: , , . . S C Dodson, Ailmiuistratorof tho estate ot Frederick U DodBon, deoeaeed. Notice To Creditors. Notice la hereb, giT6n ihat Angelin, Hoi ,d b K.Bkipworth have beeS, b3 tbe Coouty Oonr ot Lane County, Oreiion. appointed executorB of the last will am Uatement ami estate of tiamuel D Holt deceased and ,u person, having claim, gainst the estate of the said deceased nr. hereby notified to preeent tbe same, duh ft-ntted at the law otflce of E. K. b.ipwortb" in tiigeue, Oregon, w.lhin an months Irom the aie of this nonce. "Dated," tugtue, Ortuon, July 14, IJo: AsGUUitboLT, &. bsirwoH N011CB FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlce at Uoseborg, Oregon. v.i i l t tlfcembet 7, laol. named settler ba. tiled notice f bit uiteniion to make commu .tion flor fhf ln,I'PO of its c'aim, auu to, ih. . is rT..v. 13 lie nan , tka fntinn;. prow hi. o.,T,. ;.. " -'' xv to fuliinlioBofiaul Ixnd, : Georye T "..i,-r.,ot ume Kc., Orfvon; tveret, 1. riKUli g. ot Due Uirer. Orivou- r)7rd ilelkn.p. of Blue Ki,. bZZTLilZn Simons, of Blue Ki,r, Oreg ' 1 J - T.HmDutM. KtRister. Timber Lsnd. Act June 3, 1878 Notics for Publication. Uniinl Stales Land Office, KoseburK, OrBop, bio. M, linil. otlc is hrrl.v !.. ii.. . ,; wrn It l hlhe pr..l.n.u, ofthrac; i Colore I Jitu. :t ikTm ..... .. . . . e i JUU- J. H.H. nill sale of timber ia.,,1. i.K. C." " tor i be , . - luviv vainmie lor ti '"rrj!?.-..H.i.-ru is "sd Wlore (be Keuisier and lt-.1... , thl nAV. - II . .. ... ewiTr of ior tbe Kemsier and Uemne i , " l lt.-etn it, 0tf.n . . u,e II .1 o. .Sl.u-h7 I J d,y' li.. nan.,- .r.. ot tjne. t.rr ). K Ctn ,,bi'il l.ue-.ue. l.,o, L. Jt.mons. ot kJ.e. Or.;r.M.Uu,,,:,,tfE..P; ih I all rer-r., fUimln. .dT,,, M:trid,,ofliu. b'"-r J.T.UUILGES, K,gutr. SOUTH AND EA -VIA- r. r.lt a f. i i CAj hhW shasta mm Iram. leiive i.-l. I'nrtl. -..!.. kHU ,. u j Ul 11!: '- ,, 4. a ui 4:l:i a u, U-4R . n, 'i 7;a . a, 'Jl ui 7J1J a m !MXI . m tiiMl a in 9fA a ui 4:110 a n, e- p lu t.,-1'2 a u: 12:43 p u, itAUouat3.-Wm; vtm . e. . i) 1 m f tuiei.e Ai.liliu.il At tacr .in. ntit Ar San I-1 a. .el...-" .l i ii I2:SU . Ii. hHI ) Li Ax UKtlfli Ar IVit Ar Kkiuhh Cily Al L'liU'lilt) 5:4-i r i. n. T:l. ni 1:2(1 p m liHl p m AT J.o AitKlee Ar Kl P . Af lull W i.rft Ar i'ity of Mxi- Ar Houetun Ar New OrltfeDje Ar Waitliingtou Ar New York a in . Ul 4.0U a in ti:2 i in t:4'J a m p ui Pullman and Tourin caw on b'th train, i'hnir car-Sacramento t gdn and K I.-.-.,, al d o iri.t can. to Cluca, St Louis, New Orltam, ana Wanliiui'tou. Conuet'tiu at .San Fran cUco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Fhilllpines, Central . and South America. See !Mr L Aduir, aces at Kuki-ii-3 or aniiren k. u fiiu.Ki;, - ' i' A Portlurd t. Gap Closed The oeration of through trains lie. tween San Frmcinco and Los An pelen, via Surf and Santa Barbaiv, will bein uu March 31, 1981 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throogu Traiua Daily. The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal eaily In the morning equip ped wi h elegant eafe anil parlor cars, will make daylight tripe through the most picturesque, varied and enter tainiutr, Hcenes on the enntinent Iuquirtjof agents of the louthern acific. Oregon Shoreline amd union Pacific ffiE EAST The O. R & N.C Gives the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE CRtEDH SHORT LINE TO Salt. Lake, Denver. Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. O i VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN RY. TO Sookane-I Mlnneapol s St. Paul an Chicago. Ocean BteaDieiD lenva Portlund ev. ry 6 Dava fur SAN FRANCIcCC,! Boats leave Purl.and daily lor !,' li. lainetteand I'uluuit la River Pnhil -. Mouthly Bthuu-re t0 Cliinaand.Jn nu For full Information, call on or acta dre , nearwi O. R. 4 N. Tickei.(.nt or addreea, A. L. CRAIU. 'Mi'l l'nei,..pr ABeut, r'.i.-il.jnil. Or. GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest lm ( - TO ST. PAUU OULUTH, MlkNEAPOUS. CHiUSd Aji all point. Kmc Tk-eull ..rt..rl,( Slee.ar. 1W11.Y TRAINS. FASTTIMV 8KIYK'F.ND 8Ct.NKKY W.A . K 122 TRfiDTHE.ET ORTLANO LrV'; v ' :: ,r,f"" w w 1 MAUN, Trar, lw AgellJ Portland, Un(t, .4 i