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Newspaper Page TextvilSaltoawlionforAs- ' rfsDi5cslion.Ch!rruI- lfwnost Coiiti.ts neither coxier- a, W- 1 s! iMfttSlemedv forConslipa ! .Xs.nr Slonuich.Diarrtwea Coi wulsions .revensh- adlossOFSiJiBR fuSiniiie Signalureof i t iv'-"- tcrcopror wrapper. to him Eujrne, Oregon. M Market, i if Milk PROPRIETORS Htwtatlj on haili fail sup?i '-EF MUTTON PORK and VFAI . PHny will sen at the lo we t Ri! ill Dttllc patronage soUffleo THE FARMERS.-; m Willamette St., NK,OREQON. , Mltenul i.i , , . ..., nit. PE-FLOMCE 3TAGE UN n. 38, Proprietor 'T.-5u,I,,ne fnr PloMice air y t6am "'"Pt. Kunriny, at '"Htn-ai ip, th8lls ivr K ""an" 5"f":'ii7".ui,io, ;,tarvl;i a . , -wic association r,?,LoRil..c....i c FUK bmy K,,,,. uL?J!!iFtit"S"i""l Bnk Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Havp Always Bought Bears tho Signature of AW I r Jv In U' For Over Thirty Years Good Cutlery Ib the kind of cutlery that cuts. Now thii is the kind of cutlery w have. Our cutlery i- mad for u by on of th beRt makers in the United State. It is hammered and tem pera I bv the latent icientib'o process, Pocke kaiven at 1V. 15c, 20c, 2tot 85c. 4ta, fiOo. 00c, tine, 75c, 85c, 90c, $1.00, $1 . 15, JJ1.25, 1.50, 1 75. SCISSORS WE HAVE At 30c, 40c, 50c, 63c, 75c, 90c, Sl.flQ the finest you ever Haw. We also have carving BtB at low prices. Our celebrated razors are the kind that ehave without making you cry. Try us on cutlery, BARKER GUN WORKS TROY LAUNDRY Best work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS 502 Olive Street, Eugene. Thousands Seat into Exile. Every year a Ityge number of poor sufferers whose lungs are sore and raekecl wilb oiughs are urged to go to vDolbtr climute. But this Ib costly and uot i" js pure. Don't be exile when Dr King's New DUoovory for Consumption will cure you at home. It's the most ipfallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, ' and all Throat and Lung diseases on arlh. The flrst dose brings relief. Astouoiling cures result trom pereistent use. Trial bottle free at W Ii De Lano. Pilce 60 and J1.00. Every bottle guaranteed Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidnev or stomach trou bles, colds, lagrippe or biliousness there IS Doming iietier man nauu i'ui" brandies. All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 75 oeuts per quart, or fU.50 per gallon. Orders by si age or express will be ee outely boxed. Madeaud sold to con sumers only. 1 Dl r K&nun. Fifth and Plair stieots. Kugene, Of A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Office anJ R.ti ence Kairmouat, Oreyton. hnokfl op.'ije I, lloolcn omverttsl from nin le tn ti. ubl. entry. inftiniCimUH Kl KU IU uhuihc ru.. j. Acljuntmei.t of iatricate and invelvwl aocoun a Bivi;i.iity. EiiK'.'ne iiin iirion and nnicm a.ldroed im abive will have pr 'Dipt attent.on. Be o'iUTUaL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York All lormi ot life, Endowment and Cold Bond Policiu and Annuities Guaranteed value and rates furniincd by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. The Hoffman w, o ZFACLtn Pnonftro SUNDAY DINNER 50c 03tNt. Otir OS . CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notice, under thi hud not to exceed five ukw, 50 oanu par week: 11 50 a mouth: 12 per year. WANTED tVcoud-bauil gram eauka L C Hkeels, F.ugeoe. ROOM AND BOARD-Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms, t all at 407 Oak street. FOR SALE CHEAf. A uew upright plauo. Inquire of Mm W U union at the Famous. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three good living or ottloe room, foi rent. En quire of Gross & Stevens, real estate agents. FOR SALE-75 acres of flmt-olasa farming laud one mile east of C're. well. Nearly all under cultivation. Terns reasonable. Address 8 B Moitss, Cottage Grove, Or. FOR RENT. A 7-room outtage, fur nlshed, on Lawrence, sireet, for rent; $10 per mouth. Etquire of At torney L M Travis, over Eugene Loan 4 Bsviugs bank. MEN WANTED. To cut railroad wood. Long job, fine timber, ex- . cellent climate and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar & Kuykeudall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. GENERAL REPAIRING. -FA Bliss will mend anything iu the house txoept a waloh. Leave orders at Monroe A Ray's second band store iu the uew McClung block. STRAW FOR 8ALE-Apply to A C Matbewe, corner Founn and Mad ison streetB, No 341. WANTED. First-class diulug room girl wauted at Hoiel.Eugene at on on. Apply at once. Old newspapers lor sale at the Gdard ofllcw. SHEEP TO LET.-160 sheep td let out in shares. Cull on or address F E Blair, Eugene, O.-egon, corner West Seventh and Oilve streets. WANTED. Intelligent yruug uien from 17 io 19 jears of age, having common school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full informa tion apply or write to (Julou Iron Works, 222 Market street, Han Fran cisco fOR8ALE.-213 acres of land, 100 acies oultivaied, 16 ncrea nl timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, 1 mlie from school, poetoffice aud church. Enquire of O A Parker, Jtllerson Bi between Fifth and Sixth, Eugene. V ANTED. Several persons of ohar acter and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse o solid finincial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly wilb expenses adltional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Hone and oarriage furnished, when necessary, References, Enclose eelf-addresBed envelope. Manager, 3C6 Caxton Building, Chicago. A Deep Mystery. It is a mysiery why women endure backache, beadache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting aud dlzzv epells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quick' ly cure such troubles. "I suffered for years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs Pbebe Cber!ey, or P.eterson, Is, ' and a lame back pal ued me so I oould not dress myself, but Eleotrlo Bitters wholly cured me, and, although 78 years old, I now am able to do all my housework." It overcomes constipa tion, improves appetite, gives perfect health. Only 60c at VV L Delano's drug store. Piblic Warehouse. Geo T Hall & Son having purohased and refitted the Dysinger property are now prepared to solicit all kinds of storsne at reasonable rates. Goods will be Insured if desired. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, tin Kind You Have Always Bears the HgMtorvcf Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that tbe body some limes needs a powerful, drastin, porga tlve pill has been exploded, for Dr King's New L'fe Pills, which are per fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver sod bowels to expel poisonous ms'ter, cleanse the system and absolutely oures ennsilpatlon and sick beadache. Only 25catWL DeLano's drug store. Tbe new 40 Oliver t-'ulky and Gang plows are esp eially adapted for win ter plowing. Pre tbeiu at F L Cham bers A Bro's. OAW Ihe K 5d Via HiH tvn Bosfit 3arttlu or -eET Tbe proprietors ol tbe well known Orpbturn vaudeville theatre of San FrBticlsco are In Portland with a view of building a branch theatre In that eliv. If it is built It will bate a seating capacity of 2000. ftifuton J he Panther's ...Revenge. :d Ije ihe I'ltullier, whs a uia'i of ;ir i. iistliutiou, of great poner iu' bone u:ul muscle and uu ludominil.lc courage ibat kuew no mixture of fear. Me settled iu Illinois when that region wns lutmbltcd by Indians and soon took leuditii; part among them. One day l.ii on a bunilui; excursion wl.li tliein a river lay iu llieir way wlileu must be crossed at a slustc point. When tbey arrived at this point, they suddenly came upon a lntse panther, which bad taken possession of the pas-, and like a skillful general, confident of bis strong position, seemed determined to hold It. Tuo party retreated a little and stood at bay for a while aud cou ulted what should be done. Myers urged the chief, whose rille was loaded, to march close to the pan ther and shoot liiiu, promising support If llio shot failed, but the chief de clined. All the Indians likewise re fused a duty almost sure to bring death. at last Myers, In a burst of an?er and Impatience, called them all a set of cowards aud. snatching the loaded rltlc from tbe hands of the chief, to the amazement of the whole party, march ed deliberately toward the panther. The Indians kept nt a cautious distance to watch the result of the fearful bat tle. Myers walked steadily up to with in about two rods of the panther, keep ing his eyes fixed upan li 1 ill. while the eyes of the panther Hushed Ore and his heavy growl betokened at once the power and tlrmness of the animal. At about two rods' distance Myers leveled his rille. look deliberate aim and fired. The shot inflicted a heavy wound, hut not a fatal one. and the furious animal, maddened with the pain, made two leaps before he reached his assailant. Myers met him wilb the butt end of his rille and staggered him u Utile with two or three heavy blows, but the rlile broke, and (lie animal grappled him apparently with his full power. The Indians at once gave Myers lip for dead and only thought of making a timely retreat for themselves. Fearful was the slrugsle between Myers and the panther, but tho animal had the best of it at first, for they soon came to the ground. Myers under neath, suffering under llie joint opera tion of sharp ela .vs and leeih applied by the most powerful im: !.. I:i fall ing, however, Mvors. wl-o-e rie'u hand was nt liberty, lunl dfnv.n a loii knife. As soon as they came lo llio ground. I:'-- at'in being free, ho tiimle a di'.-,i. iilte plunge at I hi- vitals of llle an i I nml. as good link would have It. r. ached his heaii. The loud shrieks of i Iu- piimher .dinv.vd Unit ii was a ih:::li wound. He ipilvi-ivd convulsive ly, sfi -ok his victim w.ih a spasmodic Ic:;;i n.-ld plunge, then ttriseiteil his hold and fell powerless by his side. Myers. wl::i.e wounds were severe, but not nio:,al. rose to his feet, hli-cding and much cxhatisicd. but Willi life and stiepg'.h to give a grand whoop which com -.(. 1 ihe news of his victory to his trenil-lliig Indian friends. Thi-y now came up lo liini with shout ing mol Joy ami so full of admiration thai tltey were almost ready to worship lill'.i They dressed ami liiiuul up his wounds mid were now ready to pursue the.r journey home without the least hoot-lenient. Before oio.--s;i:g die liver, however, Myers cut oil the head of the pa ii 1 1 u-r. which he took home with blm and fastened it up by the side of bis cabin door, where it' rcmafned for yours, a memorial of a deed that ex cited Hie admiration of the Indians In all Unit region. Trom that time forth they gave Myers that name and nlways call d him Ihe Panther. The Black Hawk war broke out. and the Indians murdered Myonj! brother-in-law. wife and three children. Myers without tt word girded on his toma hawk and scalping knife and shoulder ed his loaded rille and at open mid day silently and alone bent his steps toward the Indian encampment. With a fearless and firm tread he iiinrched directly Into the midst of the assembly, elevated his rille at the head of the principal chief present and shot him dead on the spot. He then deliberately severed the head from the trunk, mid holding It up by the hair Isd'ore the awe stricken multitude, he exclaimed: "You have murdered my brother-in-law. Ids wife and their little ones, and now 1 have murdered your c hief. I nm now even with you. Bui now mind, every one of you that Is found here to morrow morning at sunrise Is a dead Indian." Believing their chief had fallen a vic tim to some unseen power, they were stupefied with terror and looked on without even a thought of resistance. Myers bore olf the head In triumph to his cabin, where he was welcomed by his anxious friends almost as one re turning from the dead. Tho next morn ing not an Indian was to tie found any where In the vicinity. Their camps were deserted, and they left forever their ancient haunts ami their dead, and that part of the state was not mo lested by them afterward. Lrmun Juice. An English scientist In writing of lemons says dietetic science tells us that the Juice contains acids In con siderable quantities, among which are citric acid, malic acid ami sugar, and that the rind nffords a volatile oil. Citric acid, he says. Is mainly valuable as an antiscorbutic that Is, preventive of scurvy but that It occurs In goose berries and oranges also. He sums up In the conclusion that the lemon Is a useful fruit Iu the ordinary sense, but that Its virtues have been greatly ex aggerated. A Bald Aa.rrllon. Itnrber-Your hair will be gray If It keeps on. 8cuiitylooks-Vell. I hope It will keep on.-Ualtlniore V orlil. It Girdles the Globe. Tne fame of Bueklen's Arnica Halve a. the best In tbe world, extends round tberarth. Il'stheone perfect bealer nf cuis, corns, burns, bruises, sores, scads, boll, ulcer, felons, aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only Infallible pile cure, 25c a box at W L DeLano's. i.-a-J rtXA, 'I A BULLY'S REYEHGE. Mrs. Somers and her daughter MUly were lceboatlng iu the Snowbird on i-'iuiiacco lake, aud M Illy was aglow with pleasurable exclloiueut. Iu tho midst of a burst of merriment her eye was caught by a boat Just puttiug out from the shore, and a glunco nt Its oc rupaiits caused her gay laughter to llie away, while her laughing mouth was set iu a stern, straight line. Ho had brought Thebe Arnold lceboatlng. All the gloom of the past week settled again ou Milly's brow, and a curt nod was her only answer to the grouting from Jack Warren's boat. A little lump came In Milly's throat Is she thought what good friends sho md .lack had always been until that unfortunate speech of hers had sent hhu away In a rago pursued by her mocking laughter laughter that had given way to a flood of tears almost before the door had closed upon him. That was last Monday night, and all llio week MUly had walled for him to come back and forgive her. refusing to believe he could desert her for somo other girl, especially Phelie Arnold, who was one of those helpless girls who fulut at the sight of a mouse and cling to a man frantically at tho very suggestion of danger. Mllly wondered how Jack could en dure such babyish ways, and then as she contemptuously watched Thebc's pretty, appealing gestures a scheme ciimo Into her mind and lixed Itself there aud would not ho driven away. It was unworthy of her. and Mllly knew It, but "I will." sl:n thought, setting her lips even more firmly. "I will give her a frigid that will mako I'hebe Arnold act so foolish that Jack Warfon will never want to l:ok at her again." ltalsing her voice, Mllly im'!. d to the owner of the Argus, who brought his' boat up alongside the Snowbird. "Won't you get In and try luy boat, Miss Arnold?" she asked cordially. "Papa, please get Into Mr. Warren's boat while I take Miss Arnold In here. The Snowbird Is much swifter than the Argils and perhaps she would liki te change." lTiebo would have- I'-olesied. She was an arrant coward, and the Argus was quite fast enough to suit her, but .luck and Mr. Somers Insisted that the change would be a relief after sitting so long Iu one position, so reluctantly ITiebe stepped aboard the Snowbird, ashamed of her fears and yet feeling Instinctively that Mllly was not quite so friendly as she appeared. The Snowbird, sheltered by the shore, went at a very moderate pace at first, but as soon us rhehe was chatting mer rily away In temporary forgetfulness, nil suspicions allayed, Mllly sent tho boat out Into the open, where In the strong wind the Snowbird, like Ha namesake, seemed fairly to fly through the air. "Oh, Miss Somers!" exclaimed I'hebe, nt last aroused by their rapid flight. "Do stop! 1 am so frightened!" "I can't," said Mllly, bringing tho boat up into the wind with such a sharp turn that I'hebe screamed. "Hold on tight!" The Snowbird, to n novice's eye, was now apparently out of control, but an expert would hnvo seen thnt Milly's irrasp on the tiller, was unrclaxed and that Milly's eye measured distances uu orrlngly. Now the boat seemed rushing upon a ledge of rocks and Just cscap Ing by a miracle; now she went flying among the other boats so that I'hebe's creams and pleadings for help could be plainly heard. MUly smiled grimly. To the otherbont ers, who could see thnt the Snowbird was merely doing a few fancy turns, I'hebe's actions must appear ridiculous. Jack Warren's opinion of her could not be very high now. Mllly thought while his opinion of Mllly herself mattered nothing. Doubtless he could not en tertain a worse one. liut the height of Milly's folly was yet to appear. At one end of the lake the Ice cutters had left a large area of Ice marked out, and whero they had been cutting a great gulf of inky black water yawned. The Snowbird began to fly back and fortli over this marked ice, and with each of I'hebe's terrified cries the fire of revenge burned fiercer In Milly's breast. Nearer and nearer the edge of tho black opening the Snowbird circled, and then Milly's excited brain spun round and round, the main sheet slip ped from her nerveless fingers, nnd the Snowbird, carried along by her own Impetus, plunged with a tremendous splash Into the dark water, half tilled, rolled helplessly a moment and then righted herself nnd lay floating on the surface of the lake. There was no danger, nnd Phehu's piercing screams soon brought relief, but Milly's mad fit wns over. The Icy plunge had restored her to her right mind, and It was a very penitent and self accusing girl who was quietly wrapped up and tnken home by Jack Warren. "1 didn't realize what I was doing till 1 I felt the cold wuter round me." said Mllly tearfully, biding her face against Jack's arm In Ihe kindly twilight. "It i was a sorry revenge tbut I had. .luck." "It was a naiigiuy and n dangerous thing to do. Mllly," was her lover's re ply, "hut I think your cold balh brought us both lo our senses." Philadelphia Item. Soinrnbat Different. The GruriT I uutliTHtmid you wild I Bold yon n jus of elder that bad wuter In It? Tho Ilutrhcr You Imvo Iwu inlxili fonwd. What I wild wns Hint you Hold in" n ju of w:il-r lli.it bnd a lit tle elder In It.-Chlrnu'! Dully NtMVi. Public Schcel Examination. The Klghtb (irad. public suhool el amlnatlon will l hsld February 6th, 'ith and 7th, 1102. This f xamlnallon can In latten at the oflloa 0 th. county UierlnUndent or In the several aohnnlt of the cnunly. Teachers dlrlng Hit. of Questions please notify in. al onos. Jan 9, 1'J 2 W M Miu.l, County Hupt of Bchool.. ISAAC C STrVEK. Gross and Stevens Real Estate City a ik. couu'ry propvrty ltsltvi t M"M '"i fttvnrnhlH term i -.II,- .ivtr Kmnl tm.i' --.u' Willi uit't't m, Ktii , On i; ..Hold Eugene.. TN SEGAR Proprietor. Strictly tirHt-flaitM, New management. Kates. 1 toS'J iter tlar. CTMIeatliYiartera for t'ouiuitrcial Men. NOiicK to cutiHiona. Notioe in bertby given tbut the under- sicutHi hue leD amioiuud udtuiutHtrHtor o the tmtute of Paul flauiiuitt by an order of tbe Gountv Court of jLtuie fount v, Ureaou. duly made aud entered of record ou tut bib day ot uciober, iaui. All ptrsoua utmug olaitus against said euiatf nre tit-ruby re quired to present then), duly von tied, to Uie undeibUjitipd at tbe iawctbee of K. O. Potter at Kngeue, Oregon, wntuu an atontQB from tbe date ol thin uulioe. Eugeno, Oregon, OvX 8, li id Administrator of tn .tut. of Paul HttQimitt, deceased. b. O. foTTKu, Attoru. . Notice To Creditors. Notice in hereby iven that Aupelim Holt aud K. It. Bkipwurtb huvt botn, by the County Cour oflnt County, Or egon, appointed executors ot tbe last will and Testament nnd estate of Bammd I), Holt, deceased, aud ad porno uh havuK claitui against the estate of tbe said deceived are hereby notified to present tbe Hume, duly verified at tho law office of K. H. rjl.ipa.orth, in Eugene, Oregon, within biz mouths from tbe dato of thitt nonce. "Dated Kugtne, Oreguu, July M, 1'JOI Andkumk Holt, fc. H t-MrvoB Executor's Notice. Notioe is hereby give) that tbe under signed, James ticrivu: , has been duty appointed executor nf iLotdate of mlrw 8cnvn-r, deocast-d, b iht ttmnly ouurt of Lane county, Oreuiii .md ait person hav ing ennuis ucaiuttt n-ud estate ' e li nb notified tnpreheut tm Kitnie with the proi ei vouchers to tne tuuivrt4iguei txeoutor ut the law oflloe ol l Hily n, iu Kueiie, Oie od, within six nioMl.u irom the date ol thii notice. Dated thU 12th dav of AtmuRt, 11)01. JAM KS S0K1VN!".1L It, ItlLYKr, J-Xt:'. Ol Vi i Ih' , Attorii'y. Notice of Final St ttlemtr.t. Notice is lienbv eivon th.it Jnhu 8 Mcutoiuery, executor of the tislnle of Cynthia K Moutgouii-ry, deceased, h a tiled his flual aooount iu ihe matter ol said es- late in the Oouuty Court of Lauo County, Oregon, and an order baa been msde and entered ot rac-ord directing this notice and filing Eridrij, tbe "i lib oay ot February, IH02, at the hour of 10 n'oloek a ni of said day for the hearing of objections to a dd ao connt and the tlual settleiuent of said es tate. Dated January 13th. lUOit. JOUN B UONTOOMEUY, ' Kxeoutor. HARUAUftH & KISalNGKU, Altya. SOUTH AND EA6L VIA Southern Pacific Oo SHASTA ROUT :;Tr (O. CO 3T( Train, leave Kugene Portland and wa atatlon. at S:U0 a m: 2KI8 p m. v Portland ttiSO a m H-AU p m v Kuireno p in H:Ol) a m Ar Ashland li:M a m 12:1)8 . m Ar Haorumeuto 6KX p m 4:'2fi a m Ar Han Franuisco 7M p m 8:15 a m Ar Ogden 5: in a a '.1 i4fi a m Ar Denver 11:00 a in DM. u Ar Kanmia City 7:1!5 a ui 7ifi a m Ar Chlcanu 7:45 am VJSQ a m Ar Los Antfelea Ar El Paso Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar New Orleama Ar Washington Ar New York 1:20 p m OKIII p in (i:'M a m U:h5 a ui 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:42 a m 12:48 p in 7:00 a m 11:011 p a 6:30 a m U:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist can on both trains. Chair car. Sacra mento to Ugden and El Paao, acd ourlst can to ChicaK. Ht Louis, New Orloana and WashlliRtou. Connecting at San Fran ctsco with roveral steamship linea for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phllliplnea, Central and Houth America. 8ee Mr I. O Adair, agent at -Hugei or addreu 11. Ii. MII.I.EK, Ul'A Portland Or TICKETS TO ALL PBINTS EAST VIA Shorten and Quickest Lint TO ST. PAUL. QlllUTil, pmePOUS, CKiCACO An all poinu East. Throuih false, .ad Tourist Sla.p.r., Dials, .a. feuff.t Smoking Library Cars. DAILY TRA1N8, FAST TIM K. bJCKVICEAND HCENEIIY UNEyUALK I h kels to.lsdnU llst vli Portland aud 1I1. C4KKAT NOKTHEKN I'.Y .on u.1. at S.juth ,11 I'acltir Df.t 'llclct-t Olti-e, KiiKene, of OULAT NOKTllKll.. Thiiet Oilica 122 TRIRD STREET ONTLANU, For Ilats. V.-lilerl ai.d full lliforn.atloa aadlns J-.-MUtr-l'iiii. call en or sddrea J, W I'll AI.ON, H. DK KHON, Tlckrt P sa Al. City Ticket A.'.nt. I2 Third Hlrt.t, I'oitlaud. A It '. DfcNNIrlTON, O. W. P. A. 12 Hut Ar.au., Bssttl., Waih. Gap Closed The .k . tweru Will Uii .11. II auii 1.. ini; ; ; An trlara, Sutiiiay, i;"a,G:, 31, 1301 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thniuxu Traini IUfly. The I'oant Line Limited leaving each tenniiiitl e:uly in tlie timndn equip- tM wrn elegant caw and i;trrr earn, will nuiko daylight triw tlirmili the 1 ni-itt picturemin, varied and enter t taiuiiiK', eeneri ou the continent. I lntininof auuni of the; jSouthern ii Pacific. OREGON SHO IT LINE and umm Pacific tt8e EAST Tho Gives O. R. N C the Choice i THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denvsri Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONEVIA THE GREAT NORTHERN BY. To Snokane .'yliniieapol St. Paul ani Chicago. Ocean Htuaiuers leave foriiaud every 6 Days for SAN l-RANCI CO. ii -' i!nt- 1 1 1 14 -1' a. o 1 Ml.lllilt Motiibly t'lii sniH,. to Cliii.a si ('. .Iha: . Js'nr lull iiiforni.H io-i ca't on or ad dress lieureal U. It & ti. Tiokel Ageul or nuuress, A. L. CKAIO. G. u'l Passenger Agent, I'ni-tfand . (r Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 't'imiS (IAKD No, 2 tori Yaqulna Tralu leaves Albany.,; 12:60 V M Leaves Uorvailis 1 :50 P M 4rrlvee Yauina 6:46 P M No. lltoturoiaf Loaves Yaqulna 7KXI1A M LeaTes Corvallia 11 .jo A M Arrive. Albany U:U P M No. 8 for'Detroit Leave. Albany 7-00 A M Arrlvea Detroit lltiin V M No, 4 fiom Detroit Leave. Detroit. 12 4(1 p m Leave. Albany ao i 5; Tralusl aniUarrivo In Albany In time to oonneot with ihe H p eoutli bound train, as well as glvlnR two or three huun In Albany before departure of 8 P North bound train for Port- land. . 'r,n'1 ?f0 2 ",nn'"!" "it" the S P went side train at Corvallia Crossinn for IudewDdonce MoMinnvUle and all poiuts north to Portland EDWIN STONE, J TURNER Marker. Agent Albany ' 'J . .... IM Mi Mk Your attention la called to ths "PIONEER LIMITED" trains ol the "CHICACO. MIL WAUKKK A 8T PAUL KAILKOAUJ The onlv perfect trains In the world." Yon will finil It desirahi. to ride on this 1 rains wnen snlniz to anv iH.t.,f It. Kastffrn Mtates op 1'nna.ln. Tlmy with all Transcontinental Trdii. tif'lft, Alfl'- hr-l I , . -1. . For f'"ilr Inform .'Ion, ,, ,,,,1,1 ask any Ticket Ageat or .''il all '' J". M LY, Port and. Ore. I. w. CAHEY Tmv Paws Ai cut. Canadian Sifla S6O.0O To St Paul and return, limit (it) days. Tickets on sale May 80th and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and roturn, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdayp, coinmoncing June. For (lartlculan api ly to II. U. AHOTT, Airsnt AMt Gen I'mm Agt Yiucourfr li, Ct