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Newspaper Page TextA Six Mi l Tai ' AVeelal te Pre jiarfllionfor As- s: Smc5toiiiacli3anuI3owlsof unguis rromoicsDigeslionCheerruf-nessaiKinesi-Conltinsneillier Ooiiun.Morphine nor Mineral. XOT NARCOTIC. fimrtU Sat' i jus; 1 ,fcii" iis,,JW " t ADnfccl Remedy for Cons lipa non, Sour Stoiiach.DmiThoea VVbnns .Convulsions .Kcvcnsh ness Loss OF Sleep. FscSinilc SignBlureor XKW YORK. GEJlTHfllt PRKET. WATKIHS & WILLER PROPRIETORS A fair fliare ol th public P'i iiiDaite solicited. To Hie Farm era we will pay the blithest ni.rtte' price fnrfai cat'le, hoys ami Bli- p. rihnp on W'lll sruetleSt, Eugene, Oregon. Orrieis prompily delivered Nil Keep Cons!ant!y on Hand a Fu'1 Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a larce and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat market, I can offer the ptblic better CASH Price thau any other bouse in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE L.INE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stags leaves Kugene for Florvnoe JJiily eioept dunday ul 0 a m Ketamltig Btapje leaves Florem 'Ojiagese dally exnet Sundays at wardaysat 8 am. i imp."...:::: .:::: S l2!iilL.',r."1? " .Bani!8:-ilve'r'f'luble, Uur.1 A Pavenport's o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. , K"' 'euce-Falrmount, Oregon. "IM.ei. lt'.'-n!:.'""' ,r"m ,in- ! to .l. uble entry, jj.', "'" ': in n.ilil entry. . . ' ""nc-vw aLU invclvert accoun r " SIM s-i.-n in lei And .mler adde;sed as at're w.ll ! . 'l'r"iuptattartio j. MUTUAL LIFE GC of New York "'sip 01 Endowmtnt and Gold Bond id ";d """''. Ousrsnletd vslue " flo lurnimr d by w- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. TN SE3AR Proprietor rict'.jr riret clawa. w management. mfSrimrnmasHn a EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. JJ 13 E u hB ' Thl CKNTAUH ftOMPsaNV NtWTOM CtTT. Groceries or Infants nr. 1 Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years ATTOK.NEYS-AT-LAW. m mLLiAJia. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CoUectloni a specialty. Dfnoe Over Lane Count? Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ofn.e-Over First National Bank. ElJOE.NE, OlUQON. A. U WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Oil'ce -Ons half block eouth of Chruman B Eugene, Oreoon. SKipwonm ATTORNEY -AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. I'.ljUENSOllinoN. M1U.MUB V THOMPSON OIIAS A KAKDl fJWOMPSON HAliDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office I a First National Bank Building. : c'raotioe in all the courts. EUQENE, ObEOOH. J" M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law, Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. JEO, B DOHRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters inprobate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Tlooins 1, 2 and 3. John M. Edmunson ' LeonR, Edmunson. EDMUNSON EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. Practice lr all the courts. Collections a speci alty. rOthce Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. pAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEONS. Offices In Eugene Tonn Jr. Savings Bani Buildimt. , .... 3pecial attention to surgery and surgical du eaes of women. J S I UCKEY, .IK'.VKLEIt. Watches aud IJlociui'lpaireiL K" EKE. Ob;c u u HiDDi.ii, ; DKNTIsr HHce i In Jlire tr-ct, between l- iflih ml Sith I. i ll l nt ot Mttnesi'i a H KKiiKUT LUltiLl ASSAYEU ANli MKTALLfliGlST F.zoatx Orecos liet eriulpped Assay l aboratory in the State. Prompt anil rtlint.le return- gnaranteol. Wcrkiiis! tets ms-le on ore sarupite of one X. fifty pt und. to itewni.ine the most suiUM mtho" of treatiiienU rjpai: pacific mutual like. Very latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES- A LSEttT J. Cao, Cen. Ast., J M. WiLLU, Portland. Or. Local Attent, Eujfns "'if Ca if N. : ixiiir tl : head n-t to eiceo I . tn.., M ceuu per week; SL 6t a uiontOi tlS per ' Oln.ASis a f V BM'. i.U-ti-l.ll OJ gii cheap. Murrli ic Ctaw, Ninth treat. LOSTAn rxidiird e'lver K of P j niiluru cliami. Please lesveat Ibis I rrtii. ROOM AND BOAKD. Kurulshed 10UU14 and board at reaauaablo terms. Call at 467 0a streot. VOH 8AI.K CHEA I. A new uprlijU' piariii. Ii,iulrt of .Mrs W Ouutuu in tbe Khiui u-4. ROIMd FOR RENT. Three good livlriK or offloe rooms foi rent, Kn qulre. f Grose 4 tjteveus, real estate ageois. FOR BALK. Team, baraeed aud wagon. Also beet wood- awing out fit lu town. A 8 Htlllman, He vent h and Wasblngtou streets, Eugene. OIRL WANTED. To du geuerul bousewi rk. Apply to Mis Ueo U Kelly, corner of Pearl aud Third 8U. OIRL WANTED. -An txperieuoed girl tn do general homework wanted at once. Mhs F B Dunn, 414 East 12th Ktreet. FOR tSALE 75 acres of first-olaes farming land one mile east of Cres well Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Address B B Mokss, Cottage Orove, Or, MEN WANTED. To cut railroad wood. Long Job, fine timber, ex cellent climate and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar k Kuy keodall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. rOK BALE. A new nine room bouse and one and a half acres of ground, W. iLquire at No 224 Blair Btreet. Rev PLC Hansen. DRY WOOD FOR BALE. 3& h tiublle still has several cords of 16 iucb wood which Li will sell at oust while It lasts. UENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss Wilt mend auythiug lu the house except a watch. Leave orders at Mouroe dr. Ray's second band utoie iu tue uew McOmtig block. VV AN 1 ED Firat-claes dtuiug room uirl v. a .ted at Hotel Euyt ue at uo' Apply at ifiiCe. WAJv 1ED. luteiligeui youny men from 17 10 1U jeare ol liuvioi; cntutuou uchuoi educttituu, to learn u.L'chuntui.1 Iruvlc. Fur fun infoiui'. itou apply or write to Uuiou Iron Vuikr, Market bttevi, baa Frau- CloCO. FOR BALE. 213 acres of laud, 10U acres ouitlvated, 16 aores of timber, balauce pasture, five miles from depot, 1 mile from eohool, postolfice and church. Enquire of OA Parker, Jelterson Bl between Fifth and Bixtb, Eugene. POSTLEBB FENCE. Every person wishing a good cheap, movable, post Ices fence of any style, are Invited to call and examine one I have on ex. hiblton Willamette street between ' 8.h aud 7tb. ' Farm, county and state rights for sale, ' A U Uinkson. W ANTED. Several persons of obar aoter and good reputation In each state (one iu this oounty required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy bUBineea bouse oi solid financial standing. . Salary (18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in cash eaob Wednesday direot from head offloes. Horse and oarriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, ' 80S Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. . One of the ohoioest residences In Eu gene on Willamette street. Call on T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. OAba'OnlA. 1.. U..JL U-.. II... ll--. BmM filgnatsr of FUher never rust tinware don't rust. See It at F L Chambers Bro's. w SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at GeoTHall&Son's Warehouse. I'oiulnuKl from phku I Hl iki-s -x n.-iiiMi,. Kun.uiry 15, l!)i,i. -..iil in tn ; of the voter; nf rcbo.1 D:.iic'. No 4 waa held Tor the piirp.. f tii- ..s.ni; the matter of the .rt-c-ton of r, rew tui:dinK iu tin- e-len. tit ni 1.1 mi , anil or the purpo.. .if rent repairing Ueoiial and tirary n.,110 iugs ai d refunding the $1,001) lurk-itd nes. Oi umtlLii. he oir.. f ill rectors weu-author a u s 1 .ailt . e legHl vou-rn of he iuo; I) r-f Ni4 at the ut nal ui'.-eiti to Ue i.t . ; ,- t-cnuit Mouday In Match (oeiuit the 11 h di.y of March, 1901,) the quratinn of bond ing tbedislriia for f'-'u.MIO f r thn p 11 poses above itientloutd. And ut itl el.utioi , boudn carried by a large 11m j irity, aud trie directors ) roceeiled to advertise lor plans fur a new school building, aud a'ter itue deliberation d ipted tbe plausnf Cbas. H. Guigruf, architect. Boutts were lamed aud lU'ed July 1, 19J1, to iuu twenty years with cptiou of the dintrict to ledeem at any tune after ten yeari, at 4 per cent luterest, payable eeui.-itiuuailr. ,-nid bonds sold at par, distrlnt receiving io.OOO for tame and expended the money iu the following manner: New bubdiug a-i per plaus and spec ficatlou, H Buook, contruotor....; fl5,7O0 00 Extras to new building SI CO Cement walk from builditig to sinew alk, etc 115 05 Sidewalk ou Aid. r i-trei t and ob north side ol bunning... 107 40 Two temporary water civets 33 60 Two luch water Oounectiotis with city iii in, pipes ant labor 51 05 rou piping lordiwn i-pouU 17 05 Brick aud oenn.nl lor aier j mettr 6 fO l'lllug 6 SU Extra traps In water closets 7 00 ' Architect's commission 1 I per cent..-. - 392 50 j Architect two trips up 30 00 f upeiluteudent of cmiHiruc- tlnn 160 00 Water meter,-fire hoeo ana garden, hose - 62 75 Wire screens- for attlo win dows 25 50 Flitting, hanging, etc i 60 Electrlo irii.i' .-. 4'i li 12tn ureet e. wn (C ij) 8.1 Uti Ri ck uudei snitW'.lk, 50. c .- i:eulitiK ewer, J 8 0 Eugene Luuiber 11, illu.lur for wuik on nuutn hine, -in 21 1 5 Liatror, laying btdewalK and other work .'. 17 45 Puttiiiit dowu heats In uew bulidiug i'4 36 Drayton 011 seals from Central to Patterson IS 10 Hauling dirl, Ailing in arnuud bulltlinc 112 50 Printing 41 00 Mtove for lunch r-.om 4 00 Two clocks 13 00 $10 00d. lustirance 3 yeata 011 Paitersnn buildings 260 (10 Eight new teacberi' tables... 56 60 Attorney and assistant to olerk r 75 00 Miscellaneous small supplies o tor Patterson , 48 76 Total cost of Patterson build ing, conditions, equipments, walks, etc ..17,560 02 t HKPAlaS TOCENTHAL. Paint, pnper and labor ' j Inside and out ., 8780 65 New roof. 414 30 Bepalrs to blackboards 15 75 10 new recitation seats 20 00 Repairs to water clos-' elf 82 70 Repairs to chairs 5 16 Coat of repairs to Cen tral $ 1,263 45 KEPAIKS TO QKAKV. Fatting In plain glass ln windows 8199 60 Moving out-bulldiugs, walks, etc 28 19 Bepalrs to furnaces... 6 26 Cost of repairs to Geary 232 94 New seats .for Central 1,143 63 Refunding old debt . 4,010 CO Interest 162 00 Six months Interest on bond to Jan 1,1902 6(0 00 Balance bond fund ou band 132 96 25,0C0 09 The report of receipts aud disburse ments for the reoomuiendatlon that a -mill lax be levied was submittal and Is as follows: SCHOOL EXPENSES. To the Voters aod Patrons of School District No 4. Lane County, Or go 1 : Ladies aud Ueutleuun : Iu accord ance with ihe oU for a special mvi-t-Itig nf Ihs : 1-gat "'( " i t IhU dlriili l fur th - nu.u .se of levyiuk a I X for i s lualtilaiuanc- nl tlie Olsiilct lor t'.i inniinir year and t py the niter. t ou the tiouded delit nf the dirlrp-i, ilie direct' r- submit, for your coi.nlera tlnri, the receipts and dl'tin'ieiii ut- of funos c: riling Into "' baud tue si yenr, sod an slifjiate of tbe atno.iir we de-m necessary to unilutallilrrg t'K school for the ensuing year. KECKI11S. (;. li ( n band Jan 27, 1901 8 1078 21 Cash from ateTuud 1738 60 Cash from county fond 376-5 00 Ca.h for tuitions 481 Bo Oceived from 4-mill tax 6242 64 Kclved from temporary loan.. SijO On riHBUHBf.MK.1TH Halaritsofsnperluten- deDt and teaolier..$ M.19 2.5 alarlea intra Janitors 681 40 . - ,ti-i i, t ci a U'5 (si . - if 1 11 . r y I" 1. "1 1 I- ' ;iuV5 14 1'i.i.i r t n ul.i c.iurt lii iie ix months. .. 61 1 00 ,v' ' ! --A. K ... f.M 711 I ' v 6 1 oil K-imlrv 17 6 Iucideii--it expenses.. 4S7 06 Bal-.-nv c-th nu Uniirt 46145 H6'.".o 23 1152.16 23 I-'STIMATK tOB NEXT YKR. Oue .Supt aud 24 teacheis f 113S5 611 Tbri e J inltors 675 00 Interest (4 per Oellt on t'JS,- IK.0 bonded debt) 1 100 00 Intermit ou temporary loan-... 60 00 Wood, oto 460 CO Silary of uleik 125 00 Walir 2'tO CO Buppliep, Incidentals, repair , printing, etc ,'t!l 4C Insurance liij (0 Beullug vacant roum LOO 00 BECKIITS. Ca.-b on baud f 461 45 From r-tttlu appro pria 1011 2000 00 From county appro priation 350 ' 10 Tuition frmi uou resldi tits f.OO 00 Six-mill tax (on $1,- S60.0C0 8160 01 $14621 46 814621 46 CONCLUSIONS The population of Eugene Is Increas ing rapidly aud our facilities are lu adrqunte for the lui rease. Nearly every roouS is now full 10 overflowing but one room vacant, a id (hat ln feu tral. We provide for seating it anil also provide for three more teacher, and it is quite evldeut to your present boatd that they will bo needed, aud that yru will b? renting rooms foi eohool purposes telore another year pacsen. More room is an evident fact and needs the' serious ooDBldera llon of the txpayer and to prepare for action not later (ban a year from thi3 tiiuo. We have tiled to be economical iu all our expenditures aud the ooard wiii ue very economical, i.ud saving, II tl.ey m tke these estimates carry them through. A few years ago (his county received f.oiii tiiu aisle $40,000 auuually for cn.ml piirpoHeH. Lii.t year this county meiv-.l mi J2t"j0 Here is a geai '.l i. 11 11 u -ti I caiini.t uccounl foi 1 jiiI in 1 1. r.diicnoii of ihe rate of in ti it.-t from 8 to 6 per cent. ,We tiiov have $1000 extra as Interest hi lnH.ii-i l i 1 rovitl- fir yearly, marly inn- mti. 011 pivi.ei.1 assei-smeut. We recouimenii tliul a 6-mlll tax be levi-d upon ttie nnset-siiol-. property of cpiioni itinti :ot No 4, Laue oouuty, Ore gon, for sjirol purposes, R sportfully BUiimltted, S B Eaicin, Chairman. Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN M E Tall.nan, Meadow T 8 Irmey, Pullomatb Geo A Graves, 8 F W W Clayton, Portland I (John, H F ' N P Crane, Hhedds , H Li Rann, Juuotlon ..J N Thacker, 8 F Geo Kiuley, Portland . , TCIliff&wf, 8 F J T Irish, Wendltng G U Brown and wf, Wendllng John Allen, Roseburg J N orris, Roseburg . . -. John J Cusaok, Toledo T Ray, B K - It O Kd wards, Lowell ' K E Upmeyer, Uarrisburg - E Sohuiler, Springfield ' A Alathews, Jasper . J R Uenfro, Fall Creek E Nelson, Lowell A Root, Mokawk i - ' Geo Kerete, NY i W M Roberts', Ht Louis -Alfred Kolner, NY W F Hluti, Portland BUORNB ' H H Wilson, Detroit, Mloh . M A Hieubaker, Waltervllle 13 J Ureubaker, WalUrville A A Breubaker, Wsltervllle H V Ross, Portland J W rihumate, Waltervllle Mrs Ivau Yancey, Wendllng J 1) rioneyman, Portland Jas l'tigb, Wendllng A L DsrsltuB, Marcola P H Rrlsbiw, Cottage Grove W B Brenan, Portland J E blnimoiis, Portland ; H Burkholder, Cottage Grove James Heiueuway, L'oltage Grov. O J Uownl, Oottaire Grove M Moon, R'webnrg P J ic te-nn H F Kr.itik loirll, Chicago J K K l ie, Deliver ' A W Wh -i-l-r, i'nrlliitid ' Tnoiis.nids Sen. into Exile. I'-V'-ry year a Itrye number ol pool soil" ii ih whose iui-(;s are sore and rackeii wiiii iv.uglis nre u-gtd to goto mi" her ciuniiie. Hut llil s onat'y und not alwsys sure. Dou't tieex.li when Lr King's New Discovery foi I 'otisiiiiiptlou will cure you at home. It's the mnit infallible medicine foi Cough", 'Jolde, and all Throat and Lung diseases on tarlh. The first dm t brings relief. Astounding cures result from persistent use. Trial bottle frei at W I, Dm Lino. Pilce 60 and tl 00 Every bottle guarautred. .". i 'V; .i. Ba Lsj ) '' " " V ' Wan liyi itosX the delay which Is Increasing ur misery and wasting the days of your life. Why not stop the p ln today ? Deton, Miss., Maroh 9, 1900. I nave ned onn bottle of Wtne ' Card a i atui one paoktwti of Thedtord's Blark-OrauKbt. He for 1 bt'g-an U utkti your modtoiuv 1 Tiad nains in my hini. lowf-r bowels anil my ari ). 8otnetuiw I thounrtt I would go btind. Sly huad aohtM and X was weak I ooulil hardly walk acrona tna floor. Now I can imty fetl a little i f the pain m my tudu aud I am going1 to use your medicines until I getourec (or 1 bllr they will certainly our me. I have been married twelve ye. 4 and am the mother of neven children. I thank you for your wonderful modi me aud what It ban done for me. Tr SilTtre nd lltrlnrt, artdr, r Itotxutintuit", The CrtftUanootfa Mi Lo-'isa ''t'mtevUfffi 1111 ""TiM Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. 11. HE CARD N01 2 forj Yaiiuina Train leaTea Albany 12:60 V M Leaves Corvallis 1:60 P M Arrives Yauina 0:46 P M No. llteturninf Leaves Yaquina 7:00'A)iM ' taveB Corvallis 11:!(0 A fil Arrives Albany 12:16 PM No. 8 for'Detrolt Leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:16 P M No. 4 from Detroit- Leaves Detroit 12:4.VP M Leaves Albany 6.-40 P &l Trains 1 and 4 arrive in Allianv in time tn connect with the S P south humid train, ax well as niving two or three hours in Albany liefore departure ul S P North bound train for Port land. Train No 2 connects with the H P west side trulti at Corvallis Crossing fur Independence aioriiinnviue ana an points nortli to t'ortland KIWIN ST NE, Manner JT liNKK Aniit Albany TICKET 10 ALL FCISIS EAST VIA Shortest ST. PAUL, QUI UTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO Anftll points Kast. Through Pelaee and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Llbrirf Cars. DAILY TRAINS. FASTTIME. rUV10KAr.l riUKNKKY 1JISKQUALE Tirkota to.nolnta Kant vli Portland and tl e GUKAT NOKT11KKN KY.,on sale at South rn 1'acifio Depot Ticket Otl'co, J'jtiKuut " CiUKAT NOKTHEHN Titkot Ullico 122 TRfRD STREET ORTLAND, For Rates, Vol Hers and fullliiforn.atlrn' tailing EaaterTrii, oali on or hiltlivrt. JWPIIALON. H. DICKSON", Ticket Pm Agt. CityTiokot Agent VI I Third Street, Portland. Aii O. DLNNI8TON, O. W. P. A. 812 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash , Your attention Is called tn the '-PIONKKIt LIMITKD" trains of the "CHIOACO. MIL WAUKKK t HT PAUL KAILKOAD. ' I ha nnlv nerfsct trains tn the world." Yon will find it deslrabl. to ride on "this Trains when Koinfr to any point in th r.aetern Mtales or banana, l ney oounec with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket Annuls sell tickets. For further Information, pamphlet., etc, ask any ncicet Aeni or C. .1. EDDY, Port'and. lire. J W CAHEY Trv Pass Afient. Canadian Pacific $60 oo To St I'uul and ritturr, limit (0 days. Tickets on Kalo May Will ana Juno 7th. $86:O0 JiufTalo and leturn, limit 30 dayx. '1'ickets on salo 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, coin ini'ticing June. For particulars apt ly pi ii. u. ah irr, .,,, IPl Thlni S(.r,.ot K. J. f'OYLK 1 1'orUan.l, Or, At ha Pas. Asl Van otivw li. 0, and Quickest Line - -TO Ar At Told by Pain If you have pnos you ihould look tdttt tbxm quickly. Pain (hows toauthiag is wronc. The sharper the pain th more dan gcr thVe Is in d:by. Tutr are thotnaodi of won un to-day who are bearing awful pain a iM continually, rather than tell a Iihyaici in abtMit the shooting pains in their owcr ..bdomen. about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea. They l:t the months pais and their trouble become i harder to cure and more distressing. But m xiest women can secure exemption from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of danger they can cure themselves by the use of WINEoGRDUI In the privacy of their homes. You can be cured without distressing publicity With these f j. :tl before von tlune Is no reiion fnt MATILDA SMITH. ing lymptomi. "Ttie 1 Aille' AdTlwrr Unlite Coniiiaiiy, Uluattunuogft, Tcaa. Gap Closed The operation of rbroiih traius be- .wni-u .mi rr.uiriHcii anu J.os An ifeles, via Surf and i Santa ltarbara, will beh'in on Sunday, iMarch 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThronKO Trains Daily. The Coaftt Jine JJmitod leaving each terminal eaily In ttie morninfr equip peil wi'h elegant oafo and parlor cars, will ii.t.ke daylight tripe throtiKh the uioat piottireBqtie. varied and enter tuiniiiK, Mceuee on the onntineuiL, luciulrttof amenta of thej Southern Pacific. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE 1 rains leave Kngoue Portland and w a AtatiouH at 3;Uu a m; 2.-08 p m. ortland o-m a m 2KW p ui 12:30 a m 6:00 p ra 7HB p m 8:30 p ra 8:00 a m 12KW a ru 436 a ra 8:16 a m Kuirena At Anliluud Ar Hacraniento Ar San Kranoiaco 0Kilen Denver Kansas City Chicago 6:46 a a U.-46 a m 11:00 a in Mm 7:29 am 7;2fi u 7:46 am .. t-M a m Ar Los Angelea Ar El P.iso Ar Eurt Worth 1:20 p m (100 p m 0:110 a m 0:65 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m (1:42 a m 12;43 p m 700 a m 9KW p m 6:80 a m 9:66 a m 4:00 a m 636 p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p m Ar City of Mexico ' Ar Houston Ar New Orlean.s Ar Wanlifngton Ar New York Pullman and Tourist cars oa both trains. Chair cars Uacra mento to tlgden and Kl Paso, and otirist cars to ChioaK., Ht lAiis, New Orleans aud . Washinirtou. Connecting at Ran Fran clsoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, Phlllipines, 'Jeutral and Month America. . ska Mr L G Adair, airent at,Eu(teno or anuro. R. B. MILLKK, , . U P A Portland Or amoUxion Pacific ttSe east The O. R. a;N C Gives the Choice of DAILY TWO VIA THE ORIGOH SH08T LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, .mini, Chicago and Kansas City. Ar Ar one via THE GREAT nuRThERN BY. TO Sookane Mlnneapol. a St. Paul and Chicago. Uocari Hteamers leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for (II Wll lametteaud Columtla River Points. Monthly Blfarneis to China and Japan hot full Information call on or ad dress nearest O. R. A N, Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIG, den' passenger Agent, Portland, Or.