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Newspaper Page Text.g. ?TZffll ' u ., l.m Have Always Dotifrht, an.l Ii.. a I,., i,ectt' .' ne for v,'r 30 J''1-. bovno t:io signature of J ? - and has li"ii macl tmrter his ,cr- y, tyjrfas KO!ml s"0,vL'iio ' ::? Hs infancy. UL' Allowisoonoto - -iv;.,,, i this. n cmiiilTfi'i-S Imitations anil J 11 as. (,, 1!I O ilb P riiiioii's tiiat trillo with and end., 1-. rtl.e health of nlaiits and Chiiilrcu Expert, uce tiguiuat -Aiiuriiuent. What is CASTORIA r torin is i liarmless substitute fur Castor Oil, Paro eoric, I"l,s !U,a s"ot,,i"k' Syrups. It is l'loasant. It 6 ltains nitli;r 0iuin, Morphine nor otlu-r Kareotlo -utaiKC. Its ngo is Its gunrantoft. It .Ustroys Woriuf and "ullnv 1'evcrisiiuess. It cures IJiariiiuni and AVind Colic. I' relieves Teething Troubles, cities Constipation and Flin'leucy. It assimilate tlio l oud, resulatcs tho stonwdi uul Bowels, giving healtliy and natural sleep. Tlie CUiiil"eu's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS J Tears the Signaturo of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TVIC CENTAUR eOMPN, T7 MUHAAV THr.T. NIWYOPH CITY Ht, I I Mi PROPRIETORS Gin? constantly onhandi fu!l iii?)! j EEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL nhich they will sell at the lowo t diaraei pnoea. Kim tl lie ciiMlc catroiage soiwiea !-T0 THE FABMERB. .' We will pey the highest market price for tat tattle, i-iogs una eneep. Shou on Willamette St., iUGENE, OREOON. ffl" Dellrerad to anv rTl of the fit v It Having a large and cot-plate stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bwt market, I on offer tlie public better CASH Price than aDy other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE ENE-FLORENGE STAGE L.INE. iBANGS, Proprietor. J leayea Eugene for Flomnc TjaoepttjunUay at 6 am kiln. , """e leaves Florence jeae dally exnept Sundays at Wt fc"KeD l 1 P m the day ,.15 rji.i. t . Banni' llrerr .table. .. 'win. Mu Uavenport'e o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. L'IRH(n0,v.i,, n TWH, ""-X""' si!'!r' fr?m ,in'' " dnhle entry. v'nSu,.' n1 lTclved accoiin "A UT L "Meni "xldrened u above Groceries Je MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ( ol Niw York Sdlli'i El,,l,wm"' "d Cold Bond A- WANN, Eugene, Or. J-Ji'J ? V -El la CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under thu head nut to exceed five lnen, 50 cents per week; $1 SO a month; 12 per year WANTED Hecond-hand grain sacks. Jj C Hkee'B, Euvene. KOO.M AND BOAKD. Furnished rnouii and board at reasonable terms. C'allat467 0ikBtreet. FOK BALE UHEAP.-A new upright piano. Iuquire of Mrs W Gun Urn at the Famous. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three K0'l living or olllce rooms fot rent. En quired! Gross & rjteveus, real estate agents. SI I U ATI ON WANTED. A young lady wishes situation at housework. Rest of references given. Cull at 96 Wnst Fifth t-treet. FOR WALE 75 acres of lirst-class farming land one mile east of Cres well. Nearly all uuder cultivation. Terms reasonable. Address 8 B Mokss, Cottage Orove, Or. FOB RENT. A 7-room cottage, fur nished, on Lawrence, street, for rent; $1" per month. Enquire of At torney L At Travis, over Eugene L n it Swings hank. MiN WANTED. To cut railroad wood, 1.x g j .. line timber, ex cellent cluuuie and convenient loca tion. Cell on or address Dunbar & Kuykeodull, Wolf Creek, Oregon. GENERAL REPAIRINO. F A . Bliss will muud anything In the houce txuept a waich. Leave orders at Mouroe & Ray's Becond band store in the new McClung block. STRAW FOR SALE Apply to A C Mathews, corner Fourth and Mad isou etreets. No 341. WANTED. iMiet-olaes dining room girl wauted at Hotel Eugene at once. Apply at once. Old newspapers for sale at the Guard ofllue. SHEEP TO LET.-150 Bheep Id let out en shares. Call on or address F E Blair, Eugene, Oregon, corner West Seventh and Olive streets, WANTED. lutelbgeut young men from 17 to 19 years of ago, having common school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full informa tion ajiply or rite to Union Iron Workf, 222 Market ttreet, San Fran cisco. FOR SALE. 213 acres of laud, 100 acres cultivated, 16 ecres of timber, balauce pasture, live miles from depot, i miie from cohool, pottoffloe anil church. El quire of C A Parker, Jitiersoii s. Iieiweeu Hfth and Sixth, Eugene. V ANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state (one In Ibis county required) to represent soil advertise old establish ed wealthy business house o. solid tlusucial staudlug. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Hone and carriage furnished, when necessary. References. Enclose celf-addreseed envelope. .Manager, 306 Caxton Building, Chicago. Tuousands Sent into Exile. Every year a large number oi poor BUlI'erers whose lungs are aure and racked with coughs are urged to go to another climate. But tills la costly und not always sure. Don't beexle when Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption will cure you at home. It's the most Infallible medicine for Cough", Colds, and all Throat and Luug diseases on i arth. The first dost brings relief. Astounding cures result troru persistent use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lmo li loo 60 and fl 00. ;:, ry Lottie guaranlied. A Forluiate Mistake "My dear Miss Harden, how are you? j I have been wanting to eeo you all I 'lay." "I'm perfectly well, thank you." said 1 liulele. ".Naturally. I simply wanted to give you my warm, my very warm, congrat-1 ulatUms .m yutir what shall I call it V "lWuilialV Dr. Truscott, 1 um not ':: .! ;nl to any one." ".vit eitgat-id? Hut" ' "Please till me at once, doctor, who told you." j A little persuasion, aud Dulcle won i hcrpoliit. "Well. M;-s ::.irdi"i, il. n't lie !.-o h ud o:i him. a W:Ui Mr. A: . hli-ud Tra. y." ; "Very pleased to see yon. Miss Mar-' den." said Archie soon after. "Moth er's out. but" Hi' stopi 1. His visitor had rlso:i, ' frigidly hotu-d and stood confi't u;.::; blni with an exprcssiun of deep scorn, i "How dare you tell lr. Truscott that i you were engaged to nieV" Archie's mouth opened wide In as-' tonlshment. I "I did tell Dr. Truscott that I was en-1 gaged, and it's perfectly Iran. The ' young lady' has a name singularly like yours, and lhat eoiifminded doctor1 must have confused tie two. She Is! tailed Marding-Kitty Mai-din?." .! Slowly, very slowly. Indole's face re-1 laxed Into a smile. A moment later J her lips parted, mid that smile duvel-1 oped into a laugh. In whirh Archie Joined. "M r. Tracy. 1 apologize. Let me con gratulate you." As Dulcle Mardcn wallied home she kept laughing to herrelf over that ridiculous confusion oi' mimes. Dr. Truscott would probably write a letter four pages long, humbling himself to the ground. The incident, now hap pily closed, had lent a wonderful amount of spice to life. Hut lias any one ever yet staid the course of a bit of goss!p? Dulcle was nearly hune when she spied u figure she know on the other side of the read coining in her direc tion. It was Oswald Northeote. one of the few youn. men she unreservedly liked and bad admitted within the Inner pale. He possessed a frank, boy ish disposition that endeared him to everybody. His nature was generous, his mental powers distinctly above the average. When he got parallel with her. North cote raised bis hot and then, on a sud den Impulse, crossed over the road. Dulcle noted that his cheeks had gone red' and lhat his general looks Indicat ed considerable tension of the nerves. He shoe!; hands with her. and she felt tl.roiu.li her glove that his baud was as hot as lire. "Hood afternoon, Miss Marden. I felt 1 must stop and speak to you to offer you my best wishes on your en gagement to Mr. Tracy." Iiulcie wondered afterward why she did not at once utter the denial which her lips had ready. Perhaps something In Xorthcote's face and manner de terred her, for she only said: "Why. who told you about It?" "Dr. Truscott this morning," replied the young man, speaking slowly and Willi ditllctilty. "I hope you may bo very happy. Oh, Miss Marden, what a furtunaLe fellow Tracy is!" The earnestness and pathetic appeal In the tones strangely affected Dulcle. Only a man laboring under a strong emotion could speak like that. She tried to look Into his eyes, but her glance fell before their compassion, aud her tongue felt tied. "If It Isn't treason to mention It, I should just like to say what a warm feeling I've recently had for you, Miss Marden. It began with extreme liking, and lastly it has become something else. I',ut I mustn't say more only that from the bottom of my heart I wish great Joy for you. Goodby." "Oh, please stop! How can I tell you, Mr. Northeote? It's all a mistake about my engagement. Mr. Tracy Is engaged to a Miss Mardlng, and Dr. Truscott mixed up the names." Oswald put his band to his head. It was swimming with the 6udden revul sion of feeling. "A mistake! Then you are free?" "Yes," whispered Duleie, overwhelm ed by the passion hi his voice. For the first time In her life the divine emotion of love thrilled her soul. Tears blind ed her eyes. She could not see a single object in the street. "I have opened my heart to you, Dulcle; You know what my whole de sire Is. What do you answer?" "I can't think now. 1 am stupefied the suddenness. Oh, please give me time. I'll meet you hero tonight at 0 and tell you." Next day the following note was de livered at Dr. Truscott's house: Tlcar Ilr. Truicott You were quite riglit liter M, though vou gave me the news hours before I knew It myself and appended tlio name of the wrong man. 1 have put dear Oswald Northeote out of the ir'vry into whih j-ou unwittingly thrust him yesterd.y by consenting to be his wile fome day. Words canni t express our gratefulnesa to you for that most fortunate mistake of youia. Believe me, ever yours sincerely. Ditch MlKDE. Penny Tlctorlal Magazine. Croel. Young Wife I don't like that cooking school teacher at all. She has neither patience nor consideration. She's ac tually cruel. Husband Great Scott! She doesn't really make you cat the food, does she? Illustrated Hits. The Clerk "ot Crair, "Am I crazy or you?" shouted the lawyer passionately to a clerk with whom he could not come to an under standing. "I don't think." was the quiet reply, "you're a man who would hire a crazy clerk." It Girdles the Globe. The fame of Bucklen'a Arnica Salve as the best In the world, extends round the earth. It'e the one perfect healer of cuts corna, burns, bruise, sores, rcalds, bolls, ulcers, felons, aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only Infallible pile core. 25c a box at W L DcLauo's. 1 1 SK "Jt C- All W . !- 11:11 ,5H!"''",Bwf CERGEANT I-'lve vvai 1 l I. an I t'e no V' ou di::.plu ai'amv of r;';ilil I .i , i had not btvn accounted for. liven his oomni'hs had ceased to speculate over it. Nor would It probably ever have. I -en solved bat for one man v!io had i v. oin n or to cease his iii'iuitjie., : ItiMstiaiions unlit the inui.ij...s Sergeant Da vies were brought! to Ju. tice. Tills man was James Sl:4i11. for merly au ensign in the Karl of Lou don's regiment. Witn paiiciit, do :ed p teveranee r.nd ihe keen iutiuet oi" a l orn ,1, leet Ive he set himself lo the l.tsU of dis. revering ihe perpetrators of the crime r.nd at last succeeded, lilt by bit he Joined together the stray pieces of evi dence until he hail a case smlieieniy strong to Justify him securing the ar rest of two highlaudcrs, Duncan Terlg, alias clerk, aud Alexander l'.ain V.-e. douaht. Tho fowling piece belongg to t lie murdered man had been found In the house of one of them and trin kets anil valuables known to have been Ihe property of Sergeant Davie had been seen in the possession of lunh men. The prisoners were nrraigned before the lords of session at 7 o'clock on the morning of dune 11, 17o4. Then there was made public the strange story of the manner In which the crime and its perpetrators bad beeu discovered. Alexander Macpbersnn of lnverey, a farm servant, aged -ti. deposed that one ulght In the summer of 17.",n. while in bed lu a shoaling (the long turf thatched outhouses In which highland farm servants sleep 111 beds ranged along the wall), several others being at the same time 111 the said shoaling, there entered a man dros-ed In bine whom lie took to be the brother of a neighbor, Donald I'arquharson of Glen dee, who came to his bedside and beckoned him to come out. Macplier son rose and followed the llgure out side the door, whereupon the poison turned and said: "I am Sergeant Dnvies." Then, point ing to a moss, or tract of swampy land, known as Christie's li ill, he added: "You will find my bones there. Go and bury them at once, for 1 can have no peace nor will I give you any until my bones are burled, and you may got Donald I'ttrquharson to help you." Having spoken those wold; solemnly anil earnestly, the apparition vanished. Early next morning Maeplierson went alone to the spot Indicated by the wraith, and so exactly bad boon the In structions given by the mysterious vis itant that before he had searched live minutes he came upou a human body imbedded in the moss. A few nights later the apparition again visited Maeplierson when he was In bed In the shoaling and reproached li I tu for not having carried out Its In structions for burial, urging him at the same time to lose no time hi commit ting the remains to the earth. Then Maeplierson plucked up courage to ask, "Who murdered you?" To which this apparition replied, "Duncan Clerk and Alexander Macdonald." On the following day Maeplierson went to DomiTcl Farquharson, told him the story and persuaded him to come and assist to bury the body of the mur dered man In dry ground. Farquhar son went with Macpherson to Chris tie's hill, carried the body away, dug a grave In dry ground and there burled tho remains. To all his own share In the business Farquharson swore posi tively and emphatically expressed his belief that Macpherson had told noth ing but the truth. The only other per son to whom Macpherson conllded the story was John Growar of Dalhownlc, who deposed, that Macphei'son, under strict promise of secrecy, told him a few days after the apparition had ap peared for the second time how he. In obedience to Its commands, had, with the assistance of Donald Farquharson, burled the body. But there was still stronger corrobo ration of Muepherson's strange story In the evidence glvcu by Isabel Machar dle of lnverey, who deposed that on the night on which Macpherson declared that he saw the apparition for the sec ond time she, sleeping at the otlier end of the shoaling, in the portion set apart for the women, most distinctly saw "something naked come In at the door and go straight to Maeplierson's bed, which frightened her so much that she drew the clothes over her bead; that when it appeared It came in a bowing posture, hut she could not tell what it was; that next morning she asked .Mac pherson what It was that had troubled them the ulght before, and that he IkuI answered she might bo easy, for It would trouble them no more." The counsel for the prisoners was one of tho most eminent advocates in Scot land, Alexander I.ockhart. He was a notorious Jacobite and had gained for himself much celebrity by defending the prisoners captured after the rising of 1743. As In duty bound he threw ridicule upon this story of the ghost, mid he made his great points when In cross examination of Macpherson, who could speak nothing but Gaelic nml whose evidence had to he Interpreted to the court, he said to the witness: "What language did the ghost speak In?" To which Maeplierson promptly re plied, "As Rood Gaelic as ever 1 heard In Lochaber." "Pretty good for t lie ghost of an Eng lish sergeant," said Lockhart, and there war general laughter In court. His case was won. The Jury's verdict was "not guilty." Forgot to Aak. She The Jeweler says the diamond In my ring Is not genuine. He Lin or be told me the ring was teal gold. 1 fjrgot to ask him about ihe stone.- Now York ookly. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body winio times needs a powerful, drastlo, purga tive pill baa been exploded, for Dr King's New Life Pills, which are per fectly harmless, gently stimulate, liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and alisoltitely euros constipation and alck headache. Only ibo at W L Delano's drug store. Wall paper. Clearance fale. All style at cat belore new lock cornea Id, L Chambers A ISro, dw H .'f IMKSS ( AH 1 13 ATTDK-SEYSATLAW. iM&tli !a- - wrt)&3MiU V M WILLIAMS. JB?eii&S attii:nky-a "-law IfWf iVtlectiop. a specialty. fl .SsS&a- .uu-iver Lio County Bank. i''ajnr'i ItteA. AaMJKNKY.AT-.VW 'r!r : OtKe- Over First National Hull, l5VTY jC" j KcuLSa, OKI JON, ItSjflVTS F ZJ-- ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. aSSrfiF Office One half block south of Clutsluan B ! Vi jff litjlffj Kuoxsa, Obiook. S5MJtll IM j li SKU'WOHTH. ?Mr jL-i -ff-y 4TTOKNEY-AT-LA'V pi i Will practice in all the Cnnrt'a. L'uoenkOiixuo.v. f-.J 1 HUHCSW THOHrsON CHAB 1 UARD1 I If! muni's w THonrsoN chas a uardi rpilOMl'SON .1 1IAKDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAiV Office In First National B.i ai Building. 1 ractice in all the court. EuoiNg, Oufti.oi. M TRAVIS, Attorney At La7. Office- Over Euseuo Loan & Si. view bauk. Eugeue, Oregon, Gr EO. 11 DOKRIS, ATTORNEY & COUi;SELOR.AMAW Will practice in all the om-.rU of the Seconr Judicial Dtutrict aud in tho Sufi-owe Court of the titrate. 8euiivl attention given to cellc-ctioni and mat tern iu probate, Ottiue-Fiwt Nat'onal liauk Bid,?. Ilooiiui 1, aud , John M. EJmunoon Leon It. Edmunson. EDMUNSON A EDMUNSON. ttorueyB-At-Law. Practice ic all the court. Collections a h ped al ty. "Ottice Over Limn & SaviuKtt Bank, EUGKNE, OREGON, OUISE.BEAN ATTOHNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving biuk building. Room 3. Special atteution given to land and mining matter.. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Oilices In Eugene .Loan & Savings 1aiitt Buildiug. Special attention to surgery and surgical dis eatteu oi women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and ClockaRepaire. E-UKNK, OuK-Oir D 11 G B1DD1.K, DENTIST Office On Olie stroet, between Fiftih and Sith streutsou- ulojet Wddt of Minnensota hotel j-ERBERTLEIGU AS3AYEU AND METALLURGIST EUOENK Oheuoh Bedt equlppod AfiHny LalKiratory In the State, i'rnmptand ruhable returns guaranteed. Working tents mwle on ore samples of one to fifty iMiuntls t determine the most Buitahlt metbtKl of treatment. T dIE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very ltcat. ..... LIFE AND ACCIDENT TOLICIES. A MiEiiT J. Caiion, Gen. Agt J.M.Wilmasii!, l'ortland, Ore. Local Aunt, Eugene SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. I T N SEGAR- Proprietor. firir-tlT tint clam. J.. - n.riavement. IUl, or day. Vjrll?a,l,UArler. for (Joinaierclal Man. Hate Em and thiujindi of other women and rtjlh icck relief today ? All druggists til $1.00 bottles or fc inc of Urdu). . 100 ChlpaVjro Sired. Fort Wayns, Intl., Murch 27, 1900. to ir Wine Pf Cr1ui ha ilono wurld of tKil tor tut'. 1 hav uatni rtve bottles if thuWtne und one vaokRReof Theaft-nl lUack-hrftunlit. And niiu-o 1 have slAri?d to ua it I win not bt without it in tha h.mat.. It helped mv anitr in Toledo, who did not m.nitruaUi us stie ought, isht whi sixtuoii vinrn of a and notlilng cite helpd h. r. lwu in ti verv bad mate ntyielf before I u-ed your medicinal, but 1 found relief in threo day. And now I feol ltkci a new woman and do all mr hivmwork and ua-hi!n(, which I could not do bfforo I took Wino of Cardial. I would by verv glad to writo auy poor woman aud tU her how 1 iu tiered before 1 used Wnio of fanlm. Mrs. C. 1'. 1UKGLEH trtrartTlcasantllltiTatrnT. arMriHti, rlrliur iTm;tPm. "Tti 1 ailiMi' A.lTtnorjr e.nmaui," Tti CUaUauooga, ,o..icuki tomiiiy, L lutUuovura Teito. t 1 i TWi'iomliai ...sLiti. iinni'1i mm Oregon SllOITLlP akd Union Pacihc tse east The O. R. N C Gives the Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE 10 Salt Lake, Denver, jmana, Chicago and Kansas City, THE GREAT HOFiThEPiN RV. TO Siokane Mmneapol s St. Paul and Chicago- Otteaii titea-iuern leavu Portlaud every 5 Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Bouts lettve Piirlliind dully lur nil Wil lumetteundUuluml litKiver Hnints. Aloutlily Bteimiere to C'liiniiiind Jupuu For full InlnrinHl inn euli uu or iid .irexn ueureat O, It. N. Tlchut A Kent or uddretiH, A. L. CRAIG. (Jeii'l ruHMenijer Agnlil, I'onlarit, Or (iorvaliis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIITIIS C A lilt No, 2 fori Yaquina Tralu leaves Albany 12:f0 V M Leaves CorvallU 1:50 1 M Arrives Yaquiua 6:-iG I'M No. luReturniu Leaves Yaquim 7:00' A jVI leaves Corvalli HdW AM Arrives Albany 12:15 1 M No. 8 for'Detrolt leaves Albany 7;00 AIM Arrives Detroit 12:15 F M No, 4 fiom Detroit reaves Detroit 12:45 1 M Leaves Albany fi.40 I'M Trains 1 aud 4 arrive in Albany in Lin tn connect with the S 1 south bound train, an well as giving two or three hours in Albany before departure of S I North bound train for Tort land. Train No 2 connects with the H F west side train at Corvallis Crowing for Independence MoMiunville and all points north to l'ortland EDWIN STONE, Manager J TURNER Agent Albany TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Line TO ) T.PAUL, DUIUTH, MlkNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points Kaat, TKrouih P.t.oa .ad Tourist al.ep.r.. Dining ana BuH.t Smoking Llbr.rj C.re. daily tiiaimT "Vast time. 'EKVICEAND HCKNEhV LM-.yUALE 1'icketa tn.tKiltita East vii l'ortland anil Hi, lillKATNOK's 1IFHN ItV ,mle at .S..i,th ,1, I'.clf,. I),...l 'ink, l Df,, hlKene, i, I . UK T NOI.'l'll KK.N I 1, kot 1 ilhcv 122 TRIRD i-l RElil OJILAKIj, For llat-, V. I,!rrs ai d lull li.fum atmn aadinsr l-.aaUr'I rip, call on or.inlr, J. W I'llALf'N, H. DI( KHOM, Ticket P M Ant. City Ticket Aireut. ITi 1'hirtl Htrret, 1'oitiand. at II '. DKNNITON, (J, W. p. A. A12 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. 1 Seek Relief ! The great proportion of women who suffer never make a serious tflort to benefit them selves. The most of them go on paying no at tention to their little memtrual disorders, be lieving they will eventually wear off. They grow worse and worse every dev. At the period of menstruation a woman Is peculiarly susceptible to cold and other external influences and it is also the most favorable time lor the development ol hidden disease germs which may be lurking in the system. Any physician knows th..t disordered menstruation, falling ol the womb and leucorrhoea are blighting lives In almost every home. No woman should neg lect herself a moment after she sees indications of female diseases. Almost instant relief can be secured by the use oi WlNEo'CARDUI It will rclkve you right In your own home. Will VOU MCCtot the tritimnnv nf Mr. R!o!f i.j I i 1 Gap Closed The operntii n of tlmiul. traitm l e twefu San Kruni'iHon ami Loh An K'lt'f. viaSurl nml Sunta l.arbara, will Ihjliiu tm Sunday, .Marc'i 31, 1901 .-ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througn Train Daily. The Coant Line Limited leaving , each terminal early in Die innrning equip ped wih elt'uant cafe and parlor earn, will make iluylinht tripH thmugh the iii(nt picturempie, varii d and enter-taininia-, hi'hih'h on the contiiient lnquirtitif ageuu of the j Southern Pacific. SOUTIi AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trunin leave Kugoue l'ortland and wa iitations at 3;lH) a tu; 2:08 p m. v l'ortland 6:H0 a m 8:80 p m v Eugene 1 2:08 p m 8:00 a m At Ashland 12:80 a in 12:08 a ni Ar (Sacramento &;00 p m 4:25 a m Ar San Krauoiaeo 7:45 p m 8;15 a m At Ogtten . 5:45 a v U.-45 a m Ar Deuver UHJ a m , iu Ar Knmuw City 7:25 a in 75 a tu Ar Chicago 7:45 a m 0.30 a m Los Augcles El 1'aHo l-'ort Worth City of Mexico llollrltoll Ntw Oileams Wiuhiugton New York 1:20 p m (1:00 p m i;'M) a in U-.55 a m 4 :00 a m 0:2r p m 0:12 a m 12:13 p ui Pullman and TouriMt cars ou Imth trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogdt'ti aud El l'aso, . and ourist cars to Chicags, St Louis. Now Orleans and WaHhiutou. . Couttecting at Run Fran ciboo with several steamsldp Hr.os for Konolulu, Japan. ' China. IMiillipities, Central and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or addros li. It. MILLER, lil'A l'ortland Or 7HX) a m p m 0:80 a m 0:55 a in 4:00 a in 0:25 p m 0:42 a in 12;43 p in Your attention la called to t. 'TIONF.ER LI M IT K I )" train. of the "( 'H 1 OA( :( ), MIL WAUKEE HT PAUL KAILKOAD.I "The only perfect train. In the world." Yon will lind it denirahle tu ride on thla Train, when Kolng to any point in th Eastern Htaten or (.nnaila. Tfiey couneo with all Transcontinental Train, and ail ticket Agents aell ticknta. For further information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket As-ant or C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CASEY 1 rnv I'aas As;eilt. Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit U0 days. Tickets on sale May ,0th and Juno 7th. $86.00 Hufl'alo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on Bale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particular, apl ly to II. II. ABOTT, Anent EV. A Y, 1 1 "". Or, Aast (ion Pa. Ad ' VancoUTM li, O,