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Newspaper Page Text& 1 it " r ' " - Aj.c!aUe Prcpar.ilirtniorAb- ;rmit;iiineaichxxianuia-Kuia- '"-. i;nrhennn i lowers ui lijlSUie 31""""" ' PromoicsDigeslipn.Cheerfu iSandlbsifontoins neither (MM--? loafed Remedy rorConstipa non Sour Sloniach.Dmrrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ntfs and Us SOF SLEEP. facsimile Sif-nature or KEWVOHK. 1 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. PKpT. PROPRIETORS A fair share of 'he i ublie p-r-rnnfmr pnlirlierl. T the Fnrru- . eriwe wilt r By the highest awter price for fa' entile, lions and all ep Hhop on Will, amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered II Keep Co-s'ant'y on Hand a Fill Supi!j ol EEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a lare and coil pie te stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat market, I can offer the public butter CASH Prices thau any othei house in Eugene J. L. P AGE IE-FLORENC STAGE JLINE. 2 3ANQS, Proprietor rttjum T.' 'A -- --.v ,vTCT iiujjeuB ror nornnce eept dumlay ut 6 ft m totaling stage leaves Florence wtHgene dally exnet Buudaya at tertaysat 8 a ra. tonnt in Eugene ul 3pm the dRj J'l'UFARF ;" tkip .... li l 11 Hmd di Davenport's o A WHEELER, . Expert Accountant. 1 -i,? ,r"m ,in-1 d""We "try. 'J-'"."'' i"'u,,le i. ",,r;a' .it invclve.1 acdoun I ' niHatti-ntn.. l e MUTUAL LIFE ol Ntw York VS."' E"Jm"il nd Gold Bond J0i'. Ouarantetd valut W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. 513113 II TNSEGAR. Proprietor. I nrt cK frw!''.1 10,2 1""- t. H""" lor Comnnrcial I Man, Groceries For Infants and Children. i i he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature "of In Use For Over Thirty Years Th CEITAUft bOMC.Nf KCHy VOHH OITf. BUBIImKBS UA1'1B ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS. ATTOllNEY-AT-LAW Colleotk ns a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, B1LYEU, ATOVjr AT LAW a U -ar l-'iret National Ihm. KuQRNE, UHF.OON, - A- C WuODCOCK. ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW Otfice One half block jtuth of Cbrumian B Kuoent )-iego. 'jg 11 ii iKipwoht. 4.TTOUl;E" AT-LAW Will practice in all th ( 'uurt'a. Euof.ki; Obboon. HILMUS W THOMPSON CHAS A HARD1 T HOMPSON & HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. KUGKNB, OBBOOH. M TItAVIrt, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. QEO, B DORR IS, i'lTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all tlie conrts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court if t.hft ul ate. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office--First National Bank Bid. , Rooms I 2 and 3, John M. Edmunaon Leon Edmunaon. BDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttornays-At Law. Practice ir all the courts. Co'.lectiona a apeci-ilty.- "Orlice Over Loan & Saving! Bank, EUGKNK, OREGON. OUItt E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office ir. Loan ft Savins bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matte ra. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JJAINE KUYKENDALL, PnrSICIAN3 AND SUW'EONS. Offices - In Euete Jon ft f-avintfB liaul Buidinir. jpeuial itt-ntion to aurKery and surgical aw eaees of wuuin. J S LUC KEY, .i;;vki.kk. 1.11)1)1 DtNTIST uti'.y M iim otel H EKUEKT LEIGH AS3AYEK ANU METALLURGIST Enorjfi Orioov Bet en,ulpped Away Laboratory in the HUU. Prompt and reliable rturn gilariuiteed. Wtirking tefta mal on or. aaajplea of one tr tilty pc"ni to dcteniiin. Ilia mxet tuitoi method of treatment. Hi: TAC'IKIU MUTUAL LIKE. Very lt-t 1.11 E AND ACCIDENT POLICIES A I. FKRI J. Caboi, Gel). Ant., J. M. William.-, Portland, On Local Axent, Eugene a CLASSIFIED GOLUMS. NotiDM DUlH tM tiMA nr.. ,n h.. inea, H) oanu hi weekl II 60 a muntht tli per year. WANIt'l). A etil at lliu BaLuuvi. Iiiijuiu thu afteriiuui. L'J8T. Au oxidised allver K of P eoldlfi1. cbanu. l'leaae leave al this tflltie. UOOM AND COAHD Kurniahed nxnii" and board at reaauualila terms, fall at 467 0k atreet. tOli HALE CHEAP, A naw uprl.ht piano, li quiiM of ul ra W UunUm at the Famou-. ROtJMb tOS. KENT. Thre aood IivIuk or oWoe roouie foi rent. En quire 1 1 Gruai & Btevena, rel eatate arnls. Full SALE Team, harueaa aud wagou, Also beet wood-:awlng out fit In town. A ri Btilluian, Seventh aud Washington streetc, Eugene. FOii dALE 7d ai-rea t.f finit-claiu. farming land one mile east of Crea well. Nearly all under cultivation. TernB reasonable. Artdra H 11 Morss, Cottage Oro e, Or. MEN WAN'1'EU.-To out railroad wood. Long Job, One timber, ex cellent ell mule and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar 4 Kuykeudall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. GIRL WANTED. To do eeuer.il iiouiew. rk. Apply to MrB Ueo H Kelly, corner of Pearl aud Third Sts. U1KL WANTED. -An experienced girl to do general houcework wanted at once. Mbs F 8 Ddmn, 414 East 12tb Htreet. DRY WOOD FOR SALE. M B Hublle still has several oords of 10' inch wood which be wilt Bell at otst while it lusts. GENERAL REPAIRING. -Fa lilies wilt luuud ai.ylbiug In the house except a wutcb. Leave order i-t Monroe & Ruy'a second bai.d blore hi the new McCiung block. WANTED. FirsUiloss dining room girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at ouci. Apply at once. FOR SALE. A new nine room hnu.-e and one and a Uilf acre of ground, 1. u: N ) u. l.ii.i-- hirie . HKV L L C hANnKN. AN 1 El) - 1 . . y u:.- ux: from 17 ,o It. cuta of av, buvit.i coninion H( hooi education, to learn mechanical trader. For full iiiformu tlou aj'i'iy or write to Uuiou Iron Work?, ItJ, Market street, Kau Frai ciseo. DOR BALE. 213 "ores of land, 1011 acres cultivated, 18 acroa o( tinibti , ba.auce pueture, five miles from depot, mile from soliool, postotllot. aud cburch. Enquire of C A Parker, JtUorson St between Fifth and Sixth, Eugene. WANTED. Several persona of olmr- aoter nnd good reputation la each state (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol eolld 'financial etunding. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable In cash eaoh Wednesday direct from head oflloefl. Horse aud carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose aelf-addressed envelope. Manager, S06 Caxton Building, Cbioago. The Fuel of the Future. The qutntlou hai beea worrying many people who fear that the coal supply is becoming exbaused, but there Is no need to worry, how.ver, an a substitute has been discovered In petroleum. In nearly all of nature's produote we find that as soon as one materlnl becomes scaroe another Is dis covered to take its place. There Is one exception, and that is Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. It Is nature's own remedy for all stomach, liver and bowel complaints, and during the pan! fifty years it has been impossible to make a better medicine. It cures in digestion, dyspepUa, constipation, nervousness and malaria, lever and ague. If you hBve uever tried It, do so todav. It cannot help but do you good. Our private die stamp is over the neck of the bottle. Newly Furnished Lodging House. New beds in newly painted and papered roomB at the Courthuu-.-Lidglug House. Only one block from the main business street, and t ut a l'ttle more than two blocks from iln prstnfilce. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear oomers away from ball, spleudid for day Bleeping. Windows of these rooms under pro jecting roi I, cutting off muoh of the light. Lodging with or without board af desired. Cm-B' d see the rooms aim I will wuarantie 'hat ync will lie ;ii,- H-d. 1 f H"'E Attention G. A. R. A' be nguiar m-eting Friday even- inn, Jsnuny tM, 'here will heallterHrv social held a'ter post tiuaiue-F. The Hnpklna family will furnish vocal and Instrumental mulo. The Ladies of the O A R, W It C aud Sons of Vets lnvlUd t b present. By order Committee. It Girdles the Globe. The fume of Bucklen's Amir Halve si the lieel In the world, extend ronnd theea'tn. It's the one erfect healer of en1" mrus, burns, brulae, sores, eld, IxMle, ulcera, felon-, a -bes, . ... . Ll- f Infitlllb'e prs cure. 25c a box at W L DcLauo'i. E I THE 8IBGLEJTke teuf- Detective. The frlrl's face was yomii:. i lump, plitnr; Her lm!r- i usst hnir lin-l her : dm ii tip lit Iv avn.v from the f:uv wit Ii n dniup brush. It cultulniiti'd in n tllit knob under the lint. Then? were free kles hi groups on each side of tier sn,u:;t no.-; and In semicircles uiolcr Uer blue eyes steady ejes. Her biiiiioroiiM luotltll wits slightly opi-ii, exptu:.!. Iler teeth dazzled. Her wrists above her white cotton gloves were brown, browner than her face. The girl's eyes were fixed upon tlio utile In the far corner. About her mouth there plnyed Impatience, an tic! put ton, u lit t lu liervouMici-s, lots of self satisfaction. She hail waited for him on this haystack every Sunday evening for two months. Kvery Sun day evening he had come. vall:ed round the field without looking at her and followed her home without a word. This evening silence must end. Hho hnd put her purse on tho path by the stile where he could not fail to boo it. Her Sunday frock was new. She ran the thumb nnd forefinger of her left hnml firmly down each con- j secutlve uugor of her right hand, press- j lug the tip of her first linger finally be tween each. Her eyes never left tho stile. Then, with more firmness, with some miite, she changed thumb nnd first finger nnd proceeihal down each consecutive linger of her left baud. The "It's very nVe nnd cool In hero oh what a dear old church I am" had ceased. But the world was full of flower whispers, the stirring of leaves, the cliatterlngs of birds and Insects. Then the girl's mouth closed and turned quickly up nt each corner. A gleam of delight Hew up to her eyes. A head appeared on the other side of the stile, u head with a cap on tho back of It, a lathered lock shining In tho distant, then brown, broad shoul ders, which dipped slowly left-right. t A great leg was swung over the top bar, nnd a heavy boot, patterned with glunmlng nulls, nmcle a scrunch on tho step. Auother followed it, then the sl multnneous wuinp on the dry field of both. The head bent slightly forward, the left-right of the dipping shoulders cntne slowly up the path. Tho girl opened her first sunshade white. Her heart swung without beat ing. The man stopped, stooped eagerly, picked up the purse nnd glanced under his eyelashes toward the haystack. Tho girl's heart resumed henting like n stick duet, allegro, upon n carpet.. She moved more to tiie end of tiie ledge of the haystack, crossing one hauling white foot over the other. There would be ample room for two. uncomfortably. A green insect dropped on her white knee. .She Hipped it carefully off. The left-right crunch, crunch was on the stubble. She lowered her head aud watched him under the big brim of her poppy crowned hat. lie was coming slowly toward the haystack. If he saw her watching, he would cer tainly stop. She lowered the white sun shade to cover her face. She would see him much closer soon. Besides, sho could dab her face with her handker chief. Her smile faded. The Bteps were passing. Imperceptibly, ns the corners of her mouth drooped, sho peeped out this side of the sunshnde. He had once come within ten yards of the stuck nnd hnd then turned off to go round It. Oh, If God had but made hern man! He trudged once round and pnssed: twice, whistling the nlr of n hymn, a senttered whlfC of which came to them nt times and pnssed. Tho third tlmo be stopped. She held her breath. All her senses were nuinlgnninted Into one hearing. The sunshade longed to rise. A chnf flnch chirped In Its sleep. The rich notes of the organ wnvercd by. Anoth er green Insect dropped on her kucc. Neither moved. "Ileyl" , The sunshnde fell. "Yc've dropped summnt!" Her purse fell Into her lnp. She stammered something be could not hear. Their eyes met. He opened his lips, shnflled, shut them, dropped his eyes nnd turned on his heel. Oh, If God hnd hut inndc- her a manl His broad, brown shoulders dipped left-right till they came to tho faint track his heavy boots had inado round the fringe of the Held. The sun sank, taking the tree's shad ows nway. The glow across tho field turned to red, turned to gold nnd fol lowed them. The shrill cooec of the boys coming out of church, the fnlnt hum of voices, the click of the srlcltet, the scrunch of slow, steady, circular treads, were mixed with the murmur of the shaking grass. Waiting till he was lu front of the stuck, she dropped her sunshade and slipped to the ground. She was stiff and angry. She was stllT and plensed. She had only thought before. Now sho knew. Without looking to right or left, with quick trend she crossed tho field, mounted tlie stile, turned sharp to tho right, dawdled along the footpath till the slow scrunching came round the corner, left the live barred gnte open for him and fame to tho road leading to tho village home. She entered the gate, shut it and, putting her sunshade carefully against Its cleanest bar, leaned over It. listen ing. The scent of honeysuchlo aud sweetbrier hung upon the silent air. As he came up lie looked ut her nnd smiled. She answered It with one that told him that she knew. He pnssed.-King. The w Bahr. U.ippy rather-We've got a new biiby up nt our house. Krleud So? What do you call hlniV H. I We don't call him; he does nil the cnlllng hlnwlf.-Hot roll Free l't ess. To the Public. I have mid out my tranafi r businnts to the J W Clarke Transfer Co. After a business career of 12 years In Kugne, I d-aire to thank all for their many kindn"w. and hope they will turn over their bualtii" to my aucci a-ors, whom I recommend as perfectly re liable aud honorable. M H IIi nBI.K. If you wnt tn HKE like you bould hEK, see Jaunty 4 Meyer, gradual opticians. "Get op, Pod -on. There's been n iMirdcr: Murder Where V" I asked, leaping out of lied. 'in the hall bedroom above. Here Is the proof." And he held up a piece of cirp. t with it bright red spot on it. "You speak In riddles"' "I discovered tho evidence when 1 came home last night. As n result of two hours Investigation I have ascer tained that tho man who In -1 -r ! In tho room nbovo hnd an enemy. T..ey met Inst night by appointment, au 1 drank together. Tho man up stairs drank too much or was drugged and was 'rouirht homo by bis enemy. This was nil planned by tiro murderer, .whoje ob ject was revenge. ''They enmo to tho house In it cnb drawn by n gray horse. It will be easy to find the cab, ns the hoi so win blind in one eye, nnd three i f tl.o eali wheels bad old and worn tires, while the fourth waB a new one. The driver waited, but when tho murderer went down stair ho dismissed the cab nnd walked away. "The lodger up stairs was assisted Into tlie house by the man who killed hltn. Tlie latter took tho key from tlie pocket of his victim mid uuloi l,i d both doors. Tho murdered man was killed before he had n chance to mnko an out cry, but his blood Is on the hands of his slayer. "Tho murderer Is moio tlian 0 feet tall, Is broad shouldered, wears a No. 10 boot." "Groat heavens, Tomes, did you flee the men when they can c In nnd see the murderer go nway?" "Nothing of tho kind. Ho hnd been gone more than na hour when I got home, so the murder must havo been done between 1 nnd 2 o'clock." "Then how do you know nil you have told mo "Learned It all by it few careful ob servations. I discovered n red stain on the door of the lodger's room, showing that the murderer had blood1 on his hand. Ho uttetuptrd to wipe It off on tho carpet, nud I cut out the spot f examination. Tho other fads 1 . i tulued with the nid of a tape measure, nud my general knowledge of the vnluo of apparently unimportant details In such cnHes. "In tho first place, there was mud on tho boots of tho murderer, nnd he left footprints on the stoop nnd stulrs. I measured tlioso with n tape lino nnd found that ho wore n No. 10 boot. Thnt menus n man more tliuu 0 feet tall, but, to confirm that, I measured bis stride, which vens 8 feet 4 IncheB. "Tho points tbotit tho cnb were easily ascertained. Tho street was not swept yesterday, and tho Imprint of the cnb wheels was easy to trace. Three wheels inado ruts hi the dirt round nt the edges, showing old nnd worn tires, while the off hind wheel left n square trace. Indicating a new tire. On the lamppost I found n few short whlto horsehairs on ono side. A gray horse had rubbed one sldo of his head on tho post. Now a horse blind in ono eye never rubs tho blind side of his hciid ngalnst a post for fear of striking n projecting nail. As tho hairs were nil on ono side of tho post tho horse must have been blind lu ono eye. "I know thnt tho murderer dismissed the cnb when ho went down stnirs be causo It returned In the direction from which it came. If ho had gone nwny In tho vehicle, ho would hnvo ordered the driver to proceed In tho opposite direction." "Wonderful!" I cxclnlmed, ".My friends from the central otllce should be here very soon, aud then we enn get to work," said Tomes glancing at the clerk. lly this time tho servants and the landlady were nstlr. Wo heard n heavy step on tho stnirs going up past our door, nnd n few moments Inter the voice of the lundlndy rnng out sharp and clear In n long drawn out yell, thnt sounded to my overstrained nerves like a scream of terror. Tomes smiled quietly. The cry of tho woman wns repented, nnd, listening Intently, I made out that she was calling, "I!r l-d-g-c-t!" There was tin nnswcrlng Bliout from below, n rnsli of footsteps, nnd then the voice of the landlady broke out again, "Bridget, whatever In tho world stained this carpet? Here"s nil the new varnish ruined nnd the brussels enrpet spoiled entirely! Sure no lone widow ever hnd to stand such destruc tion!" "I'lcnse, mn'nm, It wns Master Wllllo spilled the red ink! Sure nnd I couldn't help It!" Forelock Tomes smiled. "They'll know more very soon," ho said In a quiet tone. Just then the door was opened on tho lnndlug above, nud n bursh voice cried out: "See hero, landlady! Bridget! Cau't you let n fellow Bleep! I'll gut out of thlHl I'll glvo up my room!" Forelock Tomes turned pole. It wns tho volco of the lodger In the front hall bedroom above, and from fur down tho stnirs came the answer of Bridget: "Sure, sir, nnd It was Master Willie spilled tho red Inki" Ilnmemado lalf. . A good Ink Is tnnde tn this way: Jhuiso half a pound of nutgiills nud Htanil In one ipiurt of water, Blinking It now and then, for nhout four hours. Then add three ounces nnd n half of gum arable nnd, when It I iilto dis solved, three ounces of copperas. To prevent tlie Ink from becoming moldy wln-n kept ndd three or four drops of creosote. This gives n ph-aHiutlllio smell to the Ink nnd docs not corrode the pens us chloride of mercury would do. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body tome times meds a Kiwerful, drastic, purga tWo plli li Iwn exploded, for Or King's New I.lfe i'MK which are tnr (foiiv liarmlevs, gently "tlmulate five at.d iKiweM toexH-l pol-onniM tiia t'-r, i-U-aii-'. I he i.y"tcMi nnd f loiitely our- .i 1 1 r K,ti sod alck lieadaehe. Onlv ileal W U IVI Mio'a drug an re. M M" n X . A. , rkriil m'tol i i m Ij5im Tnousands Sent into Exile. i I Every year a large number ot poor ' suiferers whose luigs are sore and racked wl'b ooughs i re urgd to go to j aiiothtr ivniatc. But litis it oomly j and not always sure. Don't be ex 1 when Dr King's New Discovery for. Coueumptiou will cure you at liuie. I I ' toe ino-t inf., i lls n t-dlc!i e foi i t'eii'h l'le. uin nil Thru it unit l.u j. iUr. u-1 o.i ur b. The llr.-i d.vo ii ings re!), f. Astoui. ling enre.i rcull I Irom pei-ieieut use. Trial bottle free at W L Do Lino. P lee 50 ami M 00, Kvery In ttlnguarniic .!. j i'ublic Warehouse. Geo T Mall & Sou having puiuhaseii aud refitted the Dysiuger priqeity, are now prepared to solicit all kinds of storuge at reasonable rates, Uooil, will be insured If desired. For Sale. One of the choicest residence" in Ku lieue on Willamette street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further I art oulsrs. t ;u 9m p'if "sSi'ilitlt. Gap Closed Tho operation of tlir-mgh timim be tweuu San Fr-mcino uu-l i.n An-K-'l- K. vuSurf ami Suntit lUrlmra, will bes'iu on LRiiay, iKarch 31. 1301 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE, Two ThrouKii Train Coast Liue I.iunlw PhHv. Th leaving es'-h terminal emly in the morning equity lel wi'h elttwnnt cufc ami parlor cam, will make daylight Hips thntu;h tha intuit picturutxitu1, varied ami euter taiuinr, Aoeueaon the continent. Inqufru of aKOuts of thej Southern Pacific. SOUTH AND EAS'I VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA EOuTL Trama leave KiiKena Purtlam! ai d hi suttiune ut 8;IHI a in; 2.-08 p in. v Portland At Abhlaud Ar Hacrainentn Ar Htm h runulscu .v.tO a m !i:0S p in 12-:.H) h ui 7 Ho p in 8:30 p 11 H a id 12:tm a ni 4:'.'o a Ul K.lfi a m fr-Aft a ir !hm a ui 7:2ft a in 7: lf a m Vi:45 ft m U&nvor Kaunas City C lit can o 7;":. b MAM a m Lob Angeles 3; I 1'uno Fort Worth City of Mexico llouoton New Orleati.i WaxhitiKtou New Yoik 1:20 p in ):(HI p in t.::i() a in U:a5 a ui J:HJ a ni (Wi p ui a ui 12; 13 p m 7X) a in AM p I" irMi a ni U:fi5 a ui 4:MI a n ti:2A p n (1:42 a u 12:43 p v L'ullniau and Tmirint care on both tram a. Chair earn Sacra tnt nto to Ogdeu aud Kl lavo, and ouririt earn to ChiuaK, 8t LoiiiH, Now UrluauH aui Wafdii niitou. CouneetitiK At Ban Fran ctiioo with Hevoral Rtuaumhip lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, 1'hillipi noo, Centra) au J tkiuth America. 8a Mr I (J Adairf agent at Kunett or mtdroet It. 11. MI1JJ;k, Ul'A Portland Or Your attention la Mile 1 to Ilia PIONKRF l.TMITKD" tralnaef the "CHIC ACO, MIL- WAUKKK ft HI rAlIl KAII.KdAU.' " ' lie onlv perfect train in tlie worlil." Yon will lind it ileaitahle to rlile en ' this Trahia when going to any point in- th KaMtem HlaMHi or t 'aniwtik f hv enliner with all Tranacnntlnental Traina and all tirltet A bp-In aell tioketa. For farther Information, paniplile'a, etc, aaa any noaat Agent or C. J.KDDY, Port'and. (Ire. J. W fASKY Tr-it l'aiN Acent. Canadian Pacific $60 oo To St Paul and rcturu, limit 00 days. TickntH on walo May .lOlh and Juno 7th. $86.00 JJutralo and ldlurn, limit 30 day. Tickets on Halo 1st and 3rd TuoadayH, commencing Juno. For particulars apf ly to II. II. AM'iTr, An-nt III. Tlinlltn-.t K. I I l I 1 . 1 lilll.KJ, (Jr. Aast tlrn IVa Agt Vancouver r ii, U, E.-l.the .-l IB.' Mr.' U 'II? . 11)1 ,u v - SMOKE BANQUET? HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. mmh ODFr.nisr Unian Pacihc tt8e EAST The O. R. & N C Gives the Cnolce of DAILY TRAiKS TWO VIA tiie mm S'iORT I.Kit TO Sa.t LaK.v, Denver, mai a, Chic. Qu nnd Kansas City. O..E via THE GRF.AT M3RThLftM BY.' ' i) y nok i . .. iV .nr.i. apo! ;, Cit- FmiI anr! GniCAG'i' Oue.ui Hioamers leave t'oitliind every b I:is for SAN l-RANCI CO. liojti h U'nvo IVrtlanU uuily fur nil Wli liuiicuoatut Cbluu.Mttltivi-r I'olhU. Monthly tSU'iuurrn U, Cliliift ui.ti JhpHu 1. r lull InloruiMtou cull on or ad- dre-H nearest O. K. A N. Ticket Agent or adui ess, A. L. CRAIU. - tien'l 1'ausengur Agent, i'orlluivii, (jr. Gorvallis k Eastern KAILliOAD. M.iit vakii Nc, 2 forj Yaipdua Train leaves Albany 12:50 V M Leavoa Corvulh , V l:fi0 V At 4,rrivea Yaipiinu 0:46 I'M No. lultotiimlny Leavea Viuiuium 7K)0?A ivl Uvea Curvallia n:so a'M Arrivea Albany 12:16 V M do. 8 for Detroit- Ivcavea Alhaoiy 7.00 A It Arrivue iletiull 12:16 1' ul No, 4 fiom Detroit I.eavoa Oetroit 12.45 1 M luavea Albany , 0:40.1 M Trains 1 and 4 arrive in Albany in time to amubut witli the M P south hound train, as well ai givins two or three lioura in Alhauy before departure ot S I'isorUi bound train lor Port land. '1 rain No 2 connects with the 8 V weat side ' triiin at Corvallis L'naiaiUK for Independence MuMinnville aud all puiuta north to Portlatd 1.DW1N STUNK, JTlllKKB ' Maatt,!er' Agent Albany TICKETS TO.ALL fCINTS. EAST VIA i: Z. FT I a ai 11 . - a iitiiPiLM t.l;J iLitktSt Li. 8 - -To .'.PAUL CUlllll1,HtoA.LlS1lJ,..CHGO Ae ull I- ii tj. Kut. mm. V THreoith falsoa ane rouriat Slaapers. 1 liinlnt ana Uuftat tmaklni Llbrsr, Cars, IIA11 YTltAlNH. FA8T TIM K. BKKVlcKAliD SCKNKKY UNKljUAI K 1 irkrta lo.polnta Fast tI Portland and the 'JP.KAT NOK'I 1IKUX KY.,on aale at Mouth rn I'seifir? lo-pot 'lii-Vit (;flce, Kitifene, of (iitKAT NOK'I II KKN Ticket Oflios 122 THIRD STREET ORTLAND. l-'or lat.a. r, U-rrs and full Infrmiation eadlni; KaaurTrip, call on or addtesa. J. SV I'HAM N H. nirKSfiV, Tli'kt 1' A,t. fily Tiik.t Aknt, -Zl 1 laid .Sin it, Port and. A I! r. DLNNIaTON, ti. W, V. A. U12 Fiist Avfnuf, ttrux Wash,