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Newspaper Page Textjiiuti Voa litre) Always lloniilir, nutl vlii.l, hn Jiceu' T!i' use for over w jeius, nas 1H AU Conntorfi Uri, Imitations mid " Jist-.is--m.l" nre but Ftoeriiuents tiiut trifle) with and cud;ui ;t r the health of int uits uutl Children fexporl What 13 Castoria is t liarinless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro eorif. rls Soothing Syrups. It is l'leasant. It Stains nuitlier Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio mhstiiiicc- I" W Is Its guarantee. It destroys Wornw Li allays Fevcristiuess. It cures Diai rhi;u and Wind Colic. relieves Teething Troubles, eui-es Constipation. wd Fliitulency. It assimilates the Food, rctrsilates tbo gtomarl' and Bowels, giving stealthy and natural Bleep. The Cliiidreu'ri Panacea Tlio Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of m The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CCNTAUR COMPANY, TT MUfKV BTnr.CT. NCWYOP OIV (SElTHfllt PROPRIETORS A fair Bh&re ol the public pnr ronsKe HOlloited. To the Farm ers we will nay the highest rnarset price for fat cattle, Iioisb sud Bhip. Shop on Will amette HI, Eugene, Oregon. Ordere promptly delivered. Will Keep Wanlly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORKard VEAL ne T Having a larsre an(V complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat market, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than an 7 other houne in Eugene J. L. PAGE CUE-FLORENCE STAGE LiINE. J BiNCrS, Proprietor. W leaves Kugene for Flownct j except dunday at 6 a m wornlng etage leaves Florence Jugeae daily except bundaya at jJrtayg at 8 am jjjttj in Kugenn m 1pm the day ,l(0i lor la ,t i. BaWlive'rViMiDle, 5u? "rd bavenport'i o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. 2waRe.iien, f"-" openeii, -Eairmount, Oregon. U2"rtf1 'rem iinole to double entry, iff in double entry. Jnjt of mtricate and invclved acooun -TWUw 1 Wlbj. 'priicpt attention. "ta MUTUAL LIFE insurance m?m of Nw York KSL' ;'.' Endowment nd Cold Bond oo md Annuitln. Outrinteed value ""lufun.iin.dby W- A. WANN. Eugene, Or. TNSEGAR- Proprietor. rirtly first claw. "Wrurtm !, (Jomrn-rd.l Men. toe Ink Ens uorno uio iilnutnro of ana nus lioen inner, miner Ills per sonal stipervisiirt ?;r.;o its infancy. Allow no ono to ;1 reive von in this. ueo against Kxperiiueiit. BUSINESS CARPS ATTO KN KYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW- Collections a specialty. - t. JfKce Over Lane County Bank, B1LYETJ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OHi-.e Over FirBt National Bank. EUOEXK, UKSOO.S, A- 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Oilice One half blook south of Chriaman B ) EUQKNEj OllSOON. (5 SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Eugene Oueqon. UEL11U8 W THOMPSON 0HA8 A HABD1 HOMP30N 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-UW, U time In Firat National Bank Bnildiug. Prttotiictt in all the courts. Edokni, Oeioon. M TKAVIS, Attorn ej At Law. Otiice Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. QEO. B DOIUU3, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of i-the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court Special attention given to collections and mntterft in proDam, Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John M. Edmunon Leon B, Edmuneon. EDMUNSON EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. tw .11 fhA itnnrbL Collections a speci alty. "0trice Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan Saving ban Duuaing. iwwm Special attention given o muu mu wunuB matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. J AINE 4KUK KiSaiAL,L,, PHYSICIANS AN1J SUltliJSurta. Officos In Eugene Joan Savings nanl Building. . , ., Scial attention to surgery and surgical 0J eaee oi wuuieu. S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Wati llM and CUx:ks'RPli'i- Kcoixi. Orioos K li HIDULE, 1 DENTIST ffice-nn Olive i-trxt, .between f'i't Sith Btreit.Mie l! west o; .mo hotel j-JERBEHT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eooeki Obego Jiwt eiu!pped Away Laboratory in the SUU. Prompt and reliable return guaranteed. Working tests male on ore sample, of one tt fifty pnun.U to determine tin must suiubli aiethoii of treatment. rjpiTE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Very Latest LIKE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES. Albert J. CABo,r,eo. Agt., J M , WllxiAMr, Portland, On. Local Ageut, Eugen. CLASSIFiEB . CGLIM, Notice, under this hud not to exceed nvt tnea, 50 cents per week; 81 50 muuth; U! per ). WAN 1'ED 6coud-baud gram sucks. ii C rJfteeU, Eugene. ROOM AND HOARD. Kurui.lied rooms and board at reasonable terius. Call at 4U7 Oak street. OK ALK L'HEAf. A new upright lauo. Iuquire of iir W OuuUin at the Famous, ROOMS r-'OR RENT.-Tnree good living or otUoe rooms foi rent. Ku u,uire of Gross Ss btbvens, real eataui agents. FOR SALE 75 acre of finl-olaa fur mi us land one mil east of Urea well. Neurly all under cultivation. luuis rtasuuable. Addrea ti B MoKas, foliage Grove, Or. MEN WANTED. To cut railtoad wood. Long job, tine tiiutier, ex. ctlleut climate and convenient rocs tion. Call ou oraddreaa Dunbar Sl Kuykeudull, Wolf Creuk, Oregon. UENEKAL REfAlRINU. F A Rliss will meud un.vibiug in the houee except a waicb. Leave orders at Monroe & Ray's second band stole in the new McCluug block. WANTED. First-class diuing room Kirl warned at Hotel Eugene at once. Apply at ouoe. SHEEP TO LET.-150 sheep to let out t n shares. Csll ou or address F E Blair, Eugene, Oregon, corner West Seventh and Olive streets. FOR HALE --At a bargain If sold by Jan Uotb, a lot 160x80 leet ou Will amette street. See Be? M L Rose. WANTED. Intelligent young men from 17 to 19 jears of age, having common school education, to lea.ru mechanical trades. For full Informa tion apply or write to Union Iron Work?, 222 Market street, San Fran cisco. FOB SALE. 213 acres of land, 100 acres cultivated, 16 sores of timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, mile from subool, postoOlce and cburoli. Enquire of O A Parker, Jefferson Hi between fifth and Sixth, Eugene. W ANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state (one in lliiB county required) to represent end advertise old establish ed wealthy business house o. solid financial staudiug. Salury $18.00 weekly with expenses aditloual, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from hoad ofiices. 'Horse and carriage furnUbed, when necessary. Beferences, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 8u6 Caxton Building, Chicago. Thousands Seat Into Exile. Every year a large number of poor sufferers wuoBe lungs are sure and racked with coughs are urged to go to KDother climate. But this is costly and not always sure. Don't be exile when Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption will oure you at home, It's the most infallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung diseases on earth. The first dose brings relief. Astounding oures result from pereiatent use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lano. Piloa 60 and f 1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Public Warehouse. Qeo T Hall & Son having purchased and refitted tbe Dysinger property, are now prepared to solicit all binds of Btorage at reasonable rates. Ooods will be insured if desired. Fresh Cows for Sale. Several fresh caws are offered for sale at reasonable rates. Apply to or ad dress H E Sabin, 856 Oak St. For Sale. One of the, choicest residences In Eu gene on Willamette street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. O .a. aa -J. -Or ara. JL UA With. i llH M You Hare Amgys ganM Signature or SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. TO VIEW TBE SIRYEY. Couiiiiitlee of Cottage Grove Citi zens Go Over the Route o' New Railroad. NucKet: On Wednesday morning part of the oniuuitltee wbicti was re cently appointed by tbe chatruian of the titans meeting ttial wan Held f.tr thw puriMoe of dtcunug Hie nrit-oi w . for the proponed railroad to K ibemia, aecompani.d by tbe railroad's repre sentative, W F Murphy, In au lospio llon of tbe survey up Rr river. Tbote wbo ent were, R M Vwli, Frank Phillips, Chas Burknoid r and Dar wlu Brlstow. Tbey deare to view the course of tbe route and dsirrmins for themselves in what way and bow far the road might or might not ilamige any of tbe property patsed over and note the uieuy advantages to be de rived by those whose holdings will be so largely nhauced. This inspection will put them iu possesnion of infor mation whicu will belmpaited to tbe coninitttee of the whole on their return, and the full 'comaait'.ee will tlieu tie in position to act knowingly iu the future endeavor of securing ibe right- of-way. Ivison Items. Jan 15, 1902. Mr Nicholas Moore bus returned from a trip to Eugece. MrTJ Mutilynu,of tins place, who la stocking a rauch baa brought in some excellent auimalx lately. Walter Chastain, ou of our fore most young men, is st preseut vMliint Iu Linn county ai d will be back Iu a couple of weeks. After being home a few da.iB he oontumplalts going te Portland where some of bis friends have secured a job for him . JobnPetittls visiting in this com munity at present. Isadore Degraud has returned frum Boseburg where he baa been looking ov-jr his timber interests. MrDngrand. it will be remembered, Is a Wisconsin man wbo has bad tbe ouurage to strike fortbefar west to seek a lor I line and' homo and la at present located on Pelaha creek where he owns extern ive timber laud and other property Mlas Nora Boberleon who uas been wielding the lod in district No 100 lias returned to her home on Petaba creek, ber wiuter term of three mouths being etidfd. Mies Itibertsou though iu teaching her first term of school lias given entire sa islnctlon and we all hope for ber return in the spring to leacb the summer term. It'.'lund Vaughn has returned from an extended trip to the Slunlaw river where he holds a timbered home stead. Mrs George Vaughn In on the sick list as a result of over-exertion. It is hoped that she will be able to be around iu a few days; not only ber but iuny others in this neighborhood have nit Ml well lately. Ben J Owen Is at. present develop ing bis homestead and it will not be long before Mr Owen will have one ot the best raucbes on Wild Cat creek. Progress of Cuba. Bicuut statistics show that tbe ex ports from Cuba have been largely in creased and the imports decreased since it came under American rule. This proves that things are becoming more Bettiea. uuoans can always iook back on tbe change of rulers as the successful turning point In their ca reer. The turning point In the life of any weak, sickly or nervous person win unuouoteuiy ne wnen tney resolve to try Hostetter's Stomaoh Bitters, for ailments of the stomach, liver and bowels. This splendid medicine wll cure fUtultncy, heartburn, belching Indigestion, dyspepsia and constipa tion. Tbousauds of people have been brought back to health by Its me dui Ing tbe past fifty years. We therefore urge you to try it. Our private stamp la over the neck of tbe bottle. A Deep Mystery. It is a mystery why women endure backache, headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quick ly oure such troubles. "I Buffered for years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs Pbebe Cberley, or Peterson, la, "and a lame back pained me so I could not dress myself, but Electrlo Bittern wholly cured me, and, although 73 years old, I now am able to do all my housework." Il iveroomes constipa tion, Itnprovta uppetlte, gives perfec health. Only 60o at W L Delano's drug store. Public School Examination. The Eighth (irade public school ex aiiilnatlou ill bo htld February 6ih, 6th and Tin, 11)02. This examination cat, be larten at tbe ofllce of the county BUiM-riutendeut or in tbe several schools of the comity. Teachers drxiring lists of questions please notify me at once. J an 9, 1902. W M MIM.KR, Ciunty Hupt of Schools. A Hakd Lick. Jacksonville Times A N Sollsj has again shaken tbe mud of Jacksonville from his feet. Tbe com munity 1 to lie congratulated upon the rlddanoe of this laziest, dirtiest and moat contemptible of all grafters and scrubs, who never had an honorable thought. Ashland Tidings: Uosl-burnlng lo comotives are now running out of Ashland as far north as Boseburg. k- 'x.' xiXA. hjanu. koano., aiann 'J ""''in Bsrnatars Tie YoiceofanECuOMirWsif i te!?lKbff fell tt:.i:t". -nui my I n iKU." b.li.l flltjjift. "1 I i-'in't think It il.; it ovlt now." Kiutiairil, pursii. icted consistently l.i on tie satx.e uiistaUeu theory. And w: -.Mi it r;v. e to tbe question of giving v vi '"' 1 tl:oi:ul.t always of you t'.rst. I :i v liv I pave you ui which Mil ii.iii.i;il!y routmieri-J a weiiUinss." Il did not i-h'iiik Mrs. Ilugouiu that a iloniiiiut weaUuess of ber owu was j rovlvltisr und'T the continued stress of ' this absurd conversation, n weakness I for sentiment. Hut It was eluv .ol by her vexation with her frleud f. 1 break ins; their unit understaudiu;.'. and by the fivlitifr of half contemptuous pity that stole over ber ns lie spoke. Wore she a num. she til mirl.t. she would never confess nt forty to th - In competence of twenty-live. That Kin tmird did so. but absolved her itpilii. Also, she reflected, she had hail a head ache yesterday, and therefore It wrts very lucky this conversation hiul not been started yesterday or she would have been much more provoLed than she was now. "I shall not stop you," the said In a half mischievous tone. "Goon-I won't tie nngry. You will perhaps admit that If there Is anything rankling It 1b ns well for you to abuse me and have It over, even after nil these years, whose obituaries you have written." "My dear, my darling," he said, his strong hand clasping hers so quickly that Involuntarily her arm struggled like n bird's wing to wrest Itself away, "It is well for me to tell tbe only wom an I ever loved that I love her still and do not menu to let her go again." "Arthur!" "Margaret, I love you more than ever. "It Is Impossible!" "i love you!" "You cannot, cannot be In earnest," 6he stammered. "Why, you have nev er told me." "Never until nw." he laug'i.-d. "1 learned something when I lost you tbe first time my darling!'' "This." said Mrs. Ilugonln, partially recovering herself, "is folly. Arthur, rind It Is most unfair." "Unfair," ho sail! "to a::t yu-.i i'--t my wife? No; you m -mi in.ialr lu lake you off your guard. 1 will not quibble with your words," ho said, smiling. "May the hour and tbe scene suggest to you nil that they will; may they bring you buck to it was twenty that you were when it nil happened! Mar garet, when you were twenty-six 1 went away from the city of all my holies, hut before I turned my back on It I did as many n refugee bad done before me 1 sealed up my treasures nnd hid them, and my store Is where I left it. That Is why I want you to marry me. All that I bud looked for ward to telling you when you were twenty all that I had to say to you. the secret hoard that I had been piling up for our married life. Is intact, 11 nil now I want you to share It with 1110. lie paused a moment and then went on: "My dear, I have simply lind to wait; that Is nil. But, please heaven, wo will begin again." roor .Mrs. tliigoiilns breath came and went, an unwilling messenger of passion or. It might be, of sentiment. "Perhaps I was In the wrong," she said. "But why did not you think more of yourself?" "I am thinking of ms'self now," said Klnnnird. Suddenly, ns Mrs. Ilugonln hung de tracted anil In doubt, the cllll before them rang faint and sibylline with nu echo. It was the town clock of tho vil lage still ing over beyond the trees. They could not benr It, but. Bent from ledge to ledge In the still night air, It struck silvery and remote on the gran Ite facade. As It sounded tbey both started, be nt Its elfin suggestions, she at Its material reminder. "Good gracious!" she exclaimed, "it Is 11 o'clock!" "It Is," said Klnnalrd. "And wo must positively go hack to the hotel at once. We are a scandal Arthur and you know It, for. I saw you start too." She began to sinllc. "Do you see nothing In the augury 7 6he asked. "The augury?" "We are two old fools," she said, "Think of my hoy In bis "bed, Arthur. "Think of my thirty years be quiet you please. I chooso to be' thirty for formality's sake. It l.i only the night and the moonlight. When 11 o'clock strikes, we recollect that we ought to be respectably nt home. It Is only an echo. Ah, my dear old friend, we have had our past, and It Is over. Yours bas been unhappy, and I am, ol very sorry! Hut you are contented now and, what Is more, you are kind and strong it Is better as It Is. Take mo back to the hotel aud we shall be ware of echocR In future." "I thought you said you had grown old," said Klniiulrd. "It Is only youth that refuses the echo." And he took her In bis arms and kiss ed her. Lord Kelvin'. Inventive Krealass Soon after Lord Kelvin bad assisted In laying the Atlantic cable, when he was yet known at Sir William Thump- ton, bis 111 1 11 il was greatly troubled I devising some method for perfecting the ordlunry telegraphic appuialus nsed on overhead wires, ns the old method, or the one then in vogue, wn not stiittd for the varying turn 11 passing along the cables. The laying of the electric current hn the effect of making them run togelhe In one bottom current, with surfuc rlnnlcs. The dilliculty which Lord Kelvin liml to overcome was to I:. en a means of clearly dlstliiu'iiishlug nil the delicate lliictuatlons. One day the great Inventor's eyeglass dropped off nnd swung In front of Ihe magnet. The glass dohVclcd Its move nun 1 x. and from this simple nnd inn 1 rrct'd Incident the "mirror iustiu nient" whs Invent'tl. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times needs a powerful, drastic, porgi tlve pill tia beon exploded, for l)i King's New Life Pills, which are tier fectly harmless, gently stimulate llvei and bowels t" xoel poisonous ma ter, cleanse tbe systi-m and .l-solutely cur constipation and sick headache, Otly 25o at W L DeLano's dr ug store, Cardul a woman can do any reasonable health that Wine of Cardul brings makes Freed from those terrible devastating naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the disordered menstruation and cures leucorrhoca. falling of the womb and periodical pains In the head and back caused by standing or sltUng a long time In the same position. Thedford's Black. Draught puts the bowels, st.mach, liver, kidneys and blood in proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance is the natural result. Most cases sre cured.quickly. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of W ine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black-Draught For dTtM tnd llLntof addnM, rlTlhc fjinptaRii, "Th. I.rtli.' Advl.ory Dvpattmwt," Tb CluttuioDt Jlliuia Cutupanr, Ihstlauuugft, Ttnn. G ap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Man Francisco anil Lom An geles. via Surf and t Santa llarbars, wUl begin on c..r.-1-.i. un-A 01 mm cuii-idf, iiiaiuii ui, 13111 ....ON THE NEW.... on A CT LINE. Ill Two Througn Trains Coast Line Limited Dally. The leaving each terminal early in the morning equip ped wit h elegant cale anil parlor cars, will make daylight tripa through the most piotureaque, varied and enter taining, scenes on the continent, a Inquire of agents of thej Southern ao 1 1 10. SOU TH AND EAS'I VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Traina leave Kugene Portland and wr stations at 8:00 a m; 28 p m. v Portland 8.30 a m 8:80 p n r Eugeno 2:08 p ui 8:00 a a Ar Ashland 12:80 a in 12:08 a n Ar Hacrnmento 5AM) p ni 4:25 a n- Ar Ban Franolaco 7:45 p in 8:15 a n Ar Ogilen 5:45 a rr U:45 a m Ar Denver ilKM) a m VM . to Ar Kansas City 7:25 a m 7;Wi a to Ar Chicago 7:45 a in 9SO a m Lus Angeles Kl Paso Kurt Worth City of Mexico Houston New Orleams Washington New York 1:20 p m li.-lKl p in 6-M a m U:fi5 a ui 4:110 a m 0:21 p m 0:42 a tu 12:48 p m 7:00 a tt 11:0(1 p n 0:80 a a 0:55 a u 4:00 a n 6:25 p d 0:42 a n 12:48 p Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair oars Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and ourlst cars to Chlcag., Ht Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ban Fran cthco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, l'lillllpines, Central aud Boutll Amorlca. See Mr L Q Adair, agent at;Eugene or adores R. 11. MILLER, 11 P A Portland Or Your attention is called to the "PIONEER LIMITED" trains of the "CHICAGO, MIL- WAUKKK t HT PAUL RAILROAD.! "The onlv nertect trains In the world. You will Bnd It desirable to title on thii Trains when going to any point in th Kastern Htates or Canada. 1 hey enunec 1th all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Agents sell tickets. For further Inlormatloo, pamphlets, ate. ask any 1 lcket Agent or C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CASEY rrav Pass Asent. Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on salo May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 JJuiTalo and leturn, limit 30 dayB. Tickets on salo 1 st and 3rd Tuesdays, corn monci ng June. For particulars ap ly to II. II. AMOTT, Vent UK Thlnl IM V. .' M Yl P. 1 l'.ithMl.Or, Aant tlrn Pass Aft Vancouver Is, O, .-ayt-y.M. cn-Av A Strong Woman I.iwn citr. Iowa, Aug. i lono Mj wtfe wtl eu-k for iWeo year. Wo tried Ttrytliinif without ri'hef ami tent tnueh tuoner. My wife tried Wine of c araui and four bottUlourod her. b lie took two mora bottlei, knowing h would have to work hard during tn hay harvest, tine attt ntied to all her home hold dntiua and loaded aud unloaded all tha hay. Thii mediciuo kit her strength. For merly she was weak ami titvd aud could hardly gel tttKMit. hut si nro ktio hue lmn Ink inn VViun of Cardul sho feels better and Rtmnk-r thau whea-iOyeareof age. JOS. A. KlSi.MiAtfc.Ii. Mrs. Eisenhnffr had tried everything during her three ytsn ilckness and hid pent conslcH crable money. She was weak and could hardly get about for three yean before she took WINEo'CARDUI Now, after tailing the Wine of Cardul. she tail work with htr husband in the hay field. That Is hard work, but it li not as lnurloui to 1 woman's health ai labor in stores, factories and olficci whirs thousands of girls are closely con fined vcar sfter vesr. With the aid of Wine of work and cnoy good health. The a woman vigorous In body and mind. pains a woman grows well ana strong OREGON. SHO LINE a Union Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R, Gives the & N-C Choice of THREE mm DAILY TWO VIA THE LHLLCH SHORT LINE TO ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN RY. -TO Snokane Mlnneapol s St. Paul and Chicago- Salt Lake, Denver. t'tnaha, Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean ritvamers leave Portland every 6 Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. iioai leave Portland dally for all Wil lamette and L'olu in t la River Point. Monthly bUeamers to China aud Japan For full liiformulion call on or ad dress ueunst O. R. 4 N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAlfJ. Gen'l Passenger Ageut, Portland. Or. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TllTlK OlUll No, 2 for, Yairulna Train leave. Albany 12:50 P M Loaves Corvallis 1:50 P M rrWos Yaquuia...., U:45 I'M No. lultetunlitli' Leaves Yaquina ; 7:00' A At Leaves Corvallis.. 11:80 A M Arrives Albany 12:1b P K No. 8 for'Detrolt Leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:15 PM No, i fiom Detroit Leave. Detroit 12:45 'P M Leaves Albany 5.-40 p M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to connect with the 8 P south bound train, as well aa giving two or three hours in Albany before deiiarture ol S P North bound train for Port land. ' Train No 2 connects with the 8 P west side tralu at Corvallis Crossing, for Independence MoMinnville and all poiuta north te Portland , , , EDWIN STONE, ' Manager JTIRNER . . Ageut Albany TICKETS JO ALL FOIITS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest L.3 TO ST. PAUL. CM, HIhHAPuLiS, CHICAGO An all points East. Through Pstso. snd Tourist SU.p.rs. ' Dining sna Bull.t am.klng Library Csrs, DA11.YTRA1N8. FAST TTMK. BEKV1CEAND BCENKKY L'NEctUALB Tirltrts Ui (H ints Fruit vit Portland and the U. UK AT NORTHERN KY., on sale at Bouth rn I'sritiR Depot 'i ii-ltet Orrce, Kugene, off (jUEAT NOKTHEKN Ticket OUios 122 TRIRD STREET ORTLAND, Knr Tfati-s. Vcliters snd full tnfonnstlob sailing Kasterl'rlp, call on or address, J. W PIIALCN, H. DtCKSON, Ticket Ps Att. City Ticket Ajent. 122 Third Street, Portland. ABC. DhNNItjTON. O. V. P. A. SU Tiist Avenue, Seattle, Wash,