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Newspaper Page Text-7 f r H ; a rr. W l K.A V I'A IT.?. - h, .till - . , . i ucvu lite . A Arnni.ii l.aa l.nx.o 41. ..: . All Con if'' Jmb utl Childreu-Experi. qco against Experiment. BP. 1 fiistorin is harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Pare ric Dn-P 'd Soothing: Syrups. It Is Pleasant. 16 (a'ins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootlo mbstmiw. se is its guarantee. It U-.itroys WoniM sod allavs Feverishuess. it cures Diurrhuua, and Wind jic. ii relieves Teething Trouble, ern es Constipation -ad Ftafiltiicy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stou and JLtowels, giving healthy and natural bleep. He Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. CENUFHE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Tlie KM You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. TMC CCttTAUft OOMMNV. TT MURMT THICT, NEW VORft C.ITV in PROPRIETORS llSui constantly on handa full su p.il) BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL WMcb they will sell at the lowe t joarEe. prices. to tetl Hi public Datronaee soliritea :-T0 THE FABMERS. t We will pe the highest market price toi fit cattle, nogs anu oneep. ShoTron Willamette St., tUGENE, OREGON. Delivered to anv pert ol the ottT Im les Hiving a lanre and complets itock of SUpl and Fancy GrocerieB, boUKht in . tki bail mirketx, I cn offer the public better CASH Prices thin sDy other nouns la Kugene J. L. PAGE EHE-FLQREHGE STAGE L.INE. iBiNQs, Proprietor. j,.?' " Eugene Jor Floranoe lawptdunday at 6am TIM lu -. . . h h5 leaves Florence s euaiiyexoept Bundays at In Eugene at Ipmtheday 1R1P 15 V It V II. n ... .i.Vl. 2'liai',- Haw & Davenport's o A WHEELER, Expert Accour.iant. IWilence-Falrmount, Oregon. fTm "ln 10 bl entry. .2?2".,n in "ble entw. jjyiciilty ut"t and invclved acoonn ilaiv.: r"m Mdreeaed as above Grocer J MUTUAL LIFE !RWGE COMPANY ( 1 Ntw York ootS'i Emlowm"' nd Gold Bond A. WANN, EuSene.0r. mmm mm & i W W4 Pi . , r .hi H.ivn Alwnva Boun-hr. mul wlili.t. i, i ' mid lias fcenn liimlo imder his pcr- miiiiu gupervi.o;t si;;:o its Infancy. Allow no one to -e i vc vou in thli. Imittitioiw niul " Jur ;is..(M,a" are but I...- t( tvirli mill mill n.Hl.n . .... - rACTODin CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notioea nnder thin hed not to exceed he lnee, 60 oenta per week; $L 60 a month; $12 per year. WANTED ejrcaud-haua grain eaoas. L C Hkeeta, Eugene. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms, fall at 467 Oih street. FOK HALE CHEAf.-A new upright plant) Inquire of torn W Gunton at the Fumoua. ROOMS FOR RENT. -Three good living, or ofHce riKinis foi rent. En quire of Oros'i & Stevens, reM tslate agents. FOR BALE 75 acres of first-class farming land one mile east of Cres well. Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Adilre-s rj B Mokss, (.'ottaiie Orovp, Or. MEN WANTED. To cut railroad wood. Long Joh Que limber, ex cellent cli mute and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar & Kuykendiill, Wolf Creel;, Oregon. GENERAL REPAIRING. - F A KiiSd w 1. mood anytbing in the h.iuxe i xuopt a watch. Leave orders at Mom.B & Ruy's second band store in ti e i, McCluug block. WAN 1 ED Fira-olabS dining room girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at once. Apply at once. MHEEP TO LET.-160 sheep to let nut on shares. Csll on or address FE Blair, Eugene, Oregon, corner West Hsventb and Olive streets. FOR BALE.- -At a bargain if sold by Jan 25tb, a lot 160x60 feet on Will amette strtet. Bee Rev M L Rose. WANTED. I-ielligent young men from 17 to 19 years of age, having common school eduoatlon, to learn mechanical Irades. F'or full informa tion apply or write to Union Iron Work, 222 Market street, Ban Fran cisco. FOR SALE. 213 acres of land, 100 acres cultivated, 16 acres ol timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, J miie from wibool, postofflce and cLiurcti. Euquire of C A Parker, JeSerson Bt between Fifth Bud Blxtb, Eugene. W ANTED. Several ptrsons of ohar aoter and good reputation in each state (one in ibis county required) to represent and adverllce old establish ed wealthy bUBiues house ot solid financial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses aditioral, all payable In esh each Wednesday dlreot from head ottlces. Horee and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 808 Caxton Building, Chicago. Tnousands Seat into Exile. i,very year a large numoer ol poor sufferers whose lungs are sore aoo. racked with cughs are ugfd lo gn to another cliumte. But this is costly and uot alw.ys sure. Don't tie H le when Dr Knw's New Dl-covery for Consumption will cure you at inrue. It's the most lufta!lll.l n wllcine tor Coughs, Colds, sod all lliroat ana Lung diseases oa arth. 1 ue nrst onw hfinirs relief. Astounding cures result irom persistent use. I rial Dome rree at W L De Lano. Piloe 60 and $1 00, Every bottle guaranteed. Public Warehouse. 0en T H H Son having purchased .r.A r.ntted the Dyslnger prorrty, ... no i.rer.arei to solicit all kinds of storage at reasonable rales, lioods will bu Insured if desired. HI SINKS CAHDS ATTOivNKYS-AT-LAW. J M VII UAMS, a i riKM; Ai'.L.vw Cnllectiuiii k iiecialtv. Jttior Over Lane Countv Kaok, lilLYLU, Al'fOUNEY-AT-IiAW Othie Over First National Bank. Eooixi, Obioom, J WdODCOi'K., ATiiiliNLYAl'LAW Office One half block touth of ChrUnua B 1 Koanii, Oaxaoi. SKIl'VVOhTH. A-TTORNEY-ATLAW Will practice In all the Court'a, , Eooiki UBIQOt.. HIUIDS W THOMPSOU ( UA A HJLBTJI rpHOMPSON 4 HAEDV, ATTOltNEYS Al'-l.AW. Uthce-ln Pint National Bank Building. 1 ractioe in all the courts. Euoimi, Oekoox. M TKAVId, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan b Savinga bank, Eugene, Oregon. QUO, B DOltUIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOK-ATLAW Will nractice in all the corn, nt tha M..t Judicial Uietrict and in tha Supreme (Jourl of the state. Special attention given to collection! ana mattera in probate. Oiliue-Firet National Bank Bldg. liooma 1, 2 and 8. John M. Edmunion Leon R. Edmunson. EDM0NSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneye-At Law. Praetico Ir all the courts. Collection! a peri ilty. WOtBce Over Loan 4 Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office in Loan & Saving bank building, Room 3, Special attention given to land and niiutntr mutton. Eugene, treou. MEDICAL. pAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS iflicM In Eugene Loan & Saving! Bar.: Building. L'peciul atteution to surgery and eurgical du eamieof wouien. J S LUOKEY, JEWELER. iVatchee and ClocksRepalred. Kcorjot, Obeooit R O BIDDLE, DENHST Office -On Olive itreet, .between Flftlh end Slth street one biooic woit of Minnessota hotel J-JEUBERT LEIGH ASSAYEK AND METALLURGIST Edokns Obioom Beat equipped Awiay laboratory in the State. Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed. Working testa made on ore eamples of one to fifty pounds to determine the most auitable method of treatment. rpHE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIPE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICDJa A lbbrt J. ClBOK, Gen. Agt,, J. M. Williams, Portland, Ore. Local Agent, Eugene SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Hotel Eugene TN SE.GAR- Proprietor. Strictly first-class. S'.w management, ltatoa. II tot2 tier dar. ry Headquarter, fur Vmranrri.l Men. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. the vnirn m 2 I! AN ECHO A Sturr of Two 1)1.1 rool. Out of the wlndiw of the old wooden bridge, whose hooded tumid threw u dark bar across the iiiounilt uio'.intaiu streute. a man mid a woman ' 1 looklui; Into the pine chid iimnl. ..i.. a- ter of the cliflfs. which lay lu stillness beneath the spell of a September uitrht. The black hollow of the bridge, with ItB one moonbeam sharp across the floor, contrasted wit li the awful splen dor of the granite iiorire. buttres.sed and pinnacled lu every ribing tier, un der the tlood of ghostly light, and If the only object of the couple ln coming here was to see the view they were amply repaid. Troiu their conversa tion since tliey left the hotel, which now lay behind them hidden by a fringe of the forest. It would have been dlflicult to say that this was uot their only object. The small talk of ac quaintanceship, friendship and even love Is within certalu limits and among people habituated to each other's con ventions practically Indistinguishable. Frequently it Is difficult to decide why the degrees should be of bo much con sequence to the parties. It was knowledge of the world and the good temper of experience that kept Mm. Hugoulii and Arthur Kin ualrd on perfectly unruilled terms with each other. The conviction that he had long ago forgiven her. gratifying as it once had been, was now of such long standing that It bad become confused with her earlier and less justifiable conviction that he ultimately would forgive her. Thus secure In vindica tion, the lust for which the dying Eve bequeathed to all her sex. Mrs. II u gonln could without the slightest re flection upon her widowhood accept once more the companionship of a man who tolerated life as comfortably as Arthur Klnnaird. The Imminence of the climacteric which Bhe knew to he threatening lilin was not to be read from his figure. His step was alert, his checks were bronzed, his tastes were rational, and what more could be desire? She pushed back her dark hair under its somewhat youthful cap. and. lean ing her elbows on the ledge, gazed without speaking at the haunted deUlc. Kinnalrd gave a little laugh behind her. "Margaret," be said, "upon my word, It seems as if we were boy and girl again." "Why. particularly'" she asked, without' turning her head. "Oh, all this summer," lie replied. She did not ask him to be more ex plicit. "It Is certainly an Ideal place," she said with a half sigh. "Yet It is foolish to say that the beauties of na ture restore one's youth. One may feel young agaiu. but one Is not really any the less dispassionate." "I am not so sure of that." said Kin nalrd. "1 should like to argue the polut with you If It could be argued." "You men are all alike," said Mrs. Htigonln with an inconsistent shrug of her shoulder. "You give up to logic what was meant for conversation." Klnnaird stroked his mustache thoughtfully for a moment "And so you think me dispassionate?" he ob served. "You J" said Mrs. Hugonln, turning with a delightful laugh. "Why, Ar thur, there Isn't a sentiment or a con viction to whose support society could order you to contribute!" "If you mean that," ho said slowly, "It Is quite as I feared." "As you feared?" "You still believe me capable of as much mistaken self control as I onco was. And," he added calmly, "I don't wonder." Though there .was no bitterness ap parent In his tone Mrs. Hugonln was startled. "Really, this Is uulike you, Arthur," she said gravely, but yet with a sense of amusement. "You petulant with your past? You provoked with your recollections? Indeed, I have mistaken you." He laughed, but gently. "Come," he said, "you have no right to he Ironical. Though 1 once let you go, it was be cause I thought you wished to be re leased." "Upon my word. Arthur," said Mrs. Hugonln, "1 did not know you were serious or I should not have taken this as a Joke." "I am entirely serious." "Really?" said Mrs. Hugonln, and she spoke with some Irritation. "I thought all had been forgotten and for given years ago." Then she drew her self up proudly. "Can-It be that after all this time you have conceived the childish whlui of forcing me to a to an apology?" "No-hardly that." "I am ready to make it," she went on. "But If I do"- Kinnaird moved to the window be side her and laid a band on her arm. "You are much mistaken," be said, ln the undisturbed rolce which so pro voked her. "You must Indeed think that I am taking leave of my years. I never bad much vanity. I think, but what I had when I was younger I nev er made a pet of. Look over there at the rocks, and what do you see?" "Rocks and moonlight. But, Ar- thur"- Tbe rocks make me recollect," ho went on, unheeding, "that one day when you were about seventeen you and I climbed Lone mountain together. And when we reached the ravine you Insisted on goln first nnd I let you. Now. I did that beeause I reflected that If yon fell 1 could catch you." "Well?" "You see, that was my first mistake. 1 should have gone flrt and made you cling to rny pardon me coattnlls." Very likely, said Mrs. Hugonln. Public School Examination. The Eighth Grade puhllo school ex amlnstlon will be htld Pebruary fith, 6th and 7lb, 1W2. This examination can be taken at the office of the county superintendent or In the several abools of the county. Teachers desiring lists of questions please notify me al once, Jnn 9, 1902. W M MlLLKH, County Hut of Schools, IT,- FACE OF A f.'IARQUISE ' : ' r.':i- -lie .di c. marquise of the i.i,n; :.iv i;:tt..i by Julian I'll, -;'.: I. and ithaplieaivd In the titreK'. He haunted tiie rooms like an unquiet spirit all the evening, until peo i'e l -.in to Relieve that tile Hungarian i:-!mv v as a ul I ;t!ltv, but the face shone upon hlui no more. "So you wou't marry Miss Tearl fleldV" asked his uncle, a choleric old gentleman who was particularly fond f tw things In tills world-) t and his o n wav ".," said Julian rcekles!; . "And what the deuce la the n ison?" "Heeause I love somebodv else." "Whom?" .li:H:m lookiM awkward, "o could not eiy v.ell say "a fn e." so i. said nothing at ail. and Ui cotwee .nee thereof his uncle went home in i. pas sion and altered his will. Miss l'earlileld r.iarrle I son cl'Ody else, and Julian C1h ; i, ; wor ihiped nt the shrine of the o I t :ce, cement ed with Its remembered si dies they haunted his dream. "1 shall see her some d. y." i . told himself, "and uiltll then I v "I v. When Field Pnkeukam in ! him dowu to a Christmas party rl Paken ham Court. Chestwhk hislttt.NL In New York his chances of rea' i'.ing the dream of his lifetime, were i j live- to one compared to any other place, and yet he was too good a chess player not to comprehend that tie llilj of luck needs n chnnge now and then. Chest wick's eye roved from face to face as he took his srut t'.t the long table lu the antique o'd dlnh'g room at I'akenham Court. There were blonds and brunettes, and h'.i'.e eyes and rray, Bcraggy throats and ('.i::;pied shoulders, but there was no look cr feature in all the gay assemblage which might sug gest the French marquise. Rut Lucia Dallas took him in hand nnd mnde him i w hell er lie was willing or no. "It's all nous ;:..e about yottr being a Diogenes," Buid that Horn.'; lady. "Where are your tub and year lan tern ?" "They're, coming d iwn by the r.vt train." "Well, then, unt.l they come I make the most of you. .".o j uu uwei" "No." no you slug?" "No." "Do you flirt?" -'-"t . "No." "Arc you fond of pictures?" "Yes. Did you bring your album?" "No; I was thinking of the old pic ture gallery up stairs. Only Imagine It the portraits of the Pakenhom an cestry for 21KJ years back!" The Pakcuhaiu picture gallery was well worth seeing. A long, lofty room, lighted by n dome of ghiss, It reminded oiie of some old baronial ball in Eng land. "I prefer the future to the past," said he brlelly. And then, turning, his eye fell upou a pictured face which thrilled him through nnd through, a dimpled, smil ing face with black eyes which seemed to melt and glow, even against the opaqueness of the meaningless canvas, a mouth full of arch expression and a dress of the time of Louis Quatorze. "Field," he said, turning to his host, with features as pale as if they had been carved In Ivory, "who Is that lady?" "Who was she, you mean," laughed Pnkenham. "Why, you know, she's been dead these 200 years." Chestwlck felt an odd, icy tremble through his veins. Was ho then ln love with a ghost? "It Is Marie do Itoublse of Normandy, fterward married to Gerald Pakcu- hatn, who died two years after her marriage my grent-grcat-grandmothcr and a very good looking woman too," added Flelu, rather Irreverently. Chestwlck had taken his Beat at din ner In a mechanical sort of way when a young lady glided Into the scat op posite. Merciful fate!" ho cjnculated. half starting from ills place. "Marie dc Itoublse!" "Hold your tongue," whispered Field, dragging hha back into his chair. "It's only my cousin, Marqtierltn Leslie. Stop staring and let me introduce you liko a Christian." And as I'akenham spoke their names to each other Julian Chestwlck found himself looking directly Into the lively dark eyes of the radiant uinrqulsu of the days of Louis Quntorze. I never thought of It before," said Pakcnham, "but she does look like the portrait of our French ancestors." I dressed like it for a masquerade ball ln New York Inst winter," laughed Marquerlta herself, "nnd you would have fancied I had Just stepped out of tho frame." The riddle was solved at last. Chest- wlck's heart grew light as a feather within his breast, and life became a possibility of brightness once more. When he went away from I'akenham Court, Marquerlta Leslie bad promised to become his wife. It's a very short acquaintance, though," observed Miss Ix?slic. No, It Isn't. Its a very long one," said Julian earnestly. And then he told her how, when nnd where he had first fallen In love with her. "Denr inc! 1 didn't know there was so much constancy lu man"' was her answer. "WanA In German?. The Pit 1 1 anin'iil pro Motion of tim ber and llicwood of the (icrmnn for ests Is estimated nt Ji,W(l tons, and this is supplemented by an Import of 4,qiHi,'iiq tops. '1 he material prigri.t of the countl',7 would not Im' possible had It not the large home product ins to fall back upon. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that tba body some. times needs a powerful, drastic), porga- tlvs pill has been exploded, for Dr King's New Life Pills, which are per fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel polMinous ma ter cleans; the system and absolutely cure conatlparinn ann ick neanarne. unty it jo at W j Del, aim's drug store. C eJ &S C TIIA. 3aart tl ) ",c m raw ii,e k nd Yea Han i'H Bufal fined year after year. With the aid of Wine of Cardui woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy good health. The health that Wine of Cardui brings makes a woman vlgorous'ln body and mind. Freed Irom those terrible devastating pains a woman grows well and strong naturally. Wine of Cardui regulates the disordered menstruation and cures leucorrhoca, falling of the womb and periodical pains in the head and back caused by standing or sitting a long time In the same position. Thedford's Black. Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and blood in proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance Is the natural result. Most cases art cured quickly. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui and 25 cent packages of Thedlords Black-Draught Tor .dvlM .nd t!tart.M. .ddnM, ftTtEf Gap Closed The operation of through trains be Hwetm Sun Franciitcti and I .on An Hen, via Surf and SanU Barbara, will betfiu on Sunday, arch 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.'... COAST LINE... Two Througn Trains Dally. Th Qoaat Line Limited leaving each terminal early In the morning equip ped wi'h eleKaut cafe and parbr cars, will make daylight tripe through the moat picturesque, varied and enter taining, scenes on the onntinenty Inquire of agents of the. louthern cicific. SOUTH AND EA, VIA mikm PEcific Go , SHASTA fiOUTE Trains leave hugeno Portland atidwa BtaunuH at :HI a m; p m. Portland Euirene MMi a m 2 KM p ni 12:90 a m 5:00 p m 7:46 p ni 8:110 p m SKHI a m 12:08 a m 4:25 a m 8:15 a m Ar Aiihland Ar Kaoramento Ar San Kranoiaoo Ar Oftden Ar Denver 6:45 a tr 9:00 a m 7:26 a m 7:45 a m Vt -45 a m 7;25 m ViSO a m Ar Kansas City Ar Chicago Ar Lob Anaelea 1:20 p m 6KK1 p m 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m U:42 a m 12:43 p m 7:00 a m 9:00 p m 0:80 a in 9:55 a in 4:00 a ui 0:25 p in 0:42 a m 12:49 p m Ar PA 1'iuio Ar Kort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar New Orleams Ar Waehinitton Ar New York Pullman and'fourlBt can on both trains. Chair can Sacra mento to Ugden and El Paso, and otirlat can to Chlcaga, Ut Louia, New Orleans and WMhinston. Connecting at San Fran ciaco with several ateamHhlp lines for Honululu, Japan. China, Phllllpinea, Central and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or auanw B. IS, MILLEIl, U P A Portland Or Yrnir attention la nailed to the "PIONEER r TVVTTIi1 1 ii . 1 f.i iieuiriuui un WAUKKK A BT PAUL KAILlfc)AD. "The only perfect trains in the world." Ton will find it desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point fn th Eastern Htatee or Canada, Tker con nee with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Agents sell tickets. For further information, panmhleta. etc ask any Ticket Agent or C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CABKY Trav Fan A pent. Canadian Pacific $60 oo To St Paul and return, limit 00 days. Tiekots on sale May 30th and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and leturn, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale l'st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. Por particulars apt ly to IL H, AH'iTT, Vent ISIS Third t-tn-nl V. .1. ( CYI K. 1 Portland, (,, Aaat O'D I've Agt VanooUTar ll C, A Strong Woman l I.wn City. !, !, Aug 11. 190) Mr wit u irk f.r il.r. o vh. Wo tiic! everythlnj- without r hoi u.t.i jaufiii itiucU inoBUj. 1 rwifeWiod Wlua d i rdui and (our bottli on: d her. SU took two mure bottlrV, knowing the would hte to work hnl duncr the hy kanreit. Who umled u nil hr houM hold datitl and loaded and unloftd.-d ail tHa hy. Thli medicine tv hrr utre-nth. For merly lUs wfti Wat mid tirvd ami coulil hardly gut about, but ain oo t-ho lias ln-eu lkin; Wine ol Cardial ho (eoLt bettor and Hrocx. r thin, whea TO yeaxa of J()3. A. lU&KNUAfc'KU. Mrs. Ebcnhftfcr had tried everything during her three yurs sickness tnd had spent conild. enble money. She was weak and could hardly tt about for three years before she took it WINEorCARDW Now, after taking the Wine of Cardui, the can work with her huiband in the hay field. That ll hard work, but it it not al inurioui to woman's health at labor in stores, factories and offices where thousands of eirlsare closely con- mplomf. "Tb. I-kdU.' AililMrv OREGON Shoreline d Union Pacific THE EAST The O. R. N-C Gives the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINb TO Salt Lake, Denver, "'mar a, Chic, g ) ami rnjj3 Ci.. THE GREAT NORTHERN RY. TO Snokane Mnneapol ft- Vjv; st. 1 Chl.-a;io. Ocouu btemiicrH lenve I n tin i.l every 6 Days lor SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland daily for nil Wll laniet leant! L'nluint I illivor Points. lonthly Bleaniers to ChliinnndJn lpan For full liirnriuutlon call nu or ml' ilrets neareat O. It. N. Ticket Agent or addrosa, A. L. CRAIQ. Geu'l I'ussouger Agent, Portland. Or. Coriraiiis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME UAHU No, 2 fori Y equina 1'rain leaves Albany 12:50 P M Leaves Cnrvalll 1:50 P M rrivee Yaquina 0:46 P M No. lIteturninf leaves Yaiiulna 7K)0A.;,VI Leaves Corvallii 11;80 A M Arrives Albany 12:15 p M No, 8 for'Detrolt leaves Albany ,,, 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:16 P M No, 4 fiom Detroit Leave. Detroit 12:46 P M Leave. Albany 640 P M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to oonneot with the 8 P eouth bound train, as well aa giving two or three hours in Albany before departure ol S P North bound train for Port land. Train No 2 oonnecte with the 8 P west eld. train at Oorvallle Crossing for Independence MoMinnville and all points north to Portland EDWIN STONE, JTLHNKR Manager : -Agent Albany TICKETS TO ALL FBINTS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Li;;8 - -TO Si. ML. LUtUTt.JiU.tnUiLlS.CKiLA: An all points I'm!, Tlireiigh e.l.o. and tourist Slaeo-irs Dinlrt Sonet amokiaa Llbr.r, Cars, daii ytkainh" Vast time MEKVK.EAND HCLNEitY UNKyUALB , n,V !'V,nl" K""t Ti Portland and tho 1KEAT NOkTllEHN ltY.,on aale at Soutb- rn laiific lni,t ' ieket Ollco, Kng.ua. or IKKU'NOhTilKKN Ticket Who. ' 122 TRIRO STREET . OMTLAfiO, Kor Katie, Voldrrs aid fnll Information eading i aeUrTrip, call on oradilrmt, J. W PHALON. H. MCKSON, Ticket P. n A nt. City Ticket Avent. 122 Third Street, Portland. AJ C. DKNNItrTON. O. W. P. A. fit Wint Avenue, Seattle, Wash,