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Newspaper Page TextrpaMlionrorAs- nniin UlcrOCuanQureuia- lung flu IVA1TjDiacstion.Cheerrul IW"0 ,nL..'r.-ni..ins neilher inafecl Kennedy- forConslipfl . Jr&uir stomach. Diarrhoea ormsf onvulsions .Fcvcnsh iMl LOSS OF SLEEP. FitSimile Signature of xew yonic. EfTHfllt WW- PROPRIETORS Alilrihareof the publio pat rooiee solicited. To tbe Farm tnwe will pay the highest mirtel price for (at cattle, hogs ud ihiep. Shop on Will tattle Bt, Eugene, OregoD. Orderi promptly delivered. II dtp Constantly on Hand a Full suppij 01 EEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Hiring a Urn and complete stock oi Staple ud Fancy -Groceries, bought In Iks best markets, I u offer the pnblio tetter CASH Prices than any other nous U Eageoe J. L; PAGE MNEFLOREHGE STAGE LINE. BANGS, Proprietor R lttVM 1.'nn. fTi I r ... J "u0"0 '"t rioiwice Iiaoept Sunday at 6 am .&e leaves Florence aaiiy except Bundays at "jHt8am la Eugene at Ipmth.day ftiSr Hum bavenpon'a o WHEELER, Expert Accountant r,WFumnt, Oregon. rTw?mJ pl 10 dutle entry. el of i.. "ma" entry. 'cXU'tnct 1 Involved acooun Kii01 addressed as abon J MTOAL LIFE ANCE COMPANY OltwYork ll Ai"dowmtnl "d Cold Bond HZ'l'?- 'Ucd value "NN, Eugene, Or. Tns:gar. ProprIetor. ranrtcb. ' Uttm! Men. yACTCOPr OF WRAPPER. U j t - ' i . ThS CENTAUR lOMPaNt VO.K SITT. rocei ies Hi Ems.. GASTORIA 3 : For Infants and Childran. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years BUSINESS CAPPS ATTORN JSYS-AT-LAW, J- M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CouectJons a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Euouri, Oaioos, 0 WOODOOOK, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW Office One half block south of Chrismaa B 1 Eooihi, OatooK. E K 8KIPWOBTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Enonfi Orxoon. HELM UB W THOHPBOH OHa A HABD1 rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In Flret National Bank Building. Praotioe in all the court. Edqiki, Oasooil. J M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Utfioe Over Eugene Loan ft Barings baok.' Eugene, Oregon.' 1 Gr KO; B D0RRI8,' ATTORNEY ft COCNSELORiAT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the' Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the elate. Special attention given to collections and matte ra in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8, John M, Edmunson' Leon R. Edmonton. EDMONSON ft EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. Practice Ir all the courts. Oo'.lectiona a speci alty. "Omoe Over Loan ft Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN 4 ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Savins bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JAINE ft KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. . Offices In Eugene Loaa ft Savings Bank Building. , Special attention to surgery and surgical dis IMS OI WOOISB. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocka'Repeired. Kconrt, Oatoo j jR G BIDDLE, DENTIST nmu h i iiIwa .(Mat Uivitn Flftlb sad Slth stnjetojs bbcii wet of Minneatota hotel g-JERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecoixi Oeeoov Bent equipped Assay Laboratory ht the State rrompt ana retiaois return urmv . Working tests made oa ore aamples of one tc nfty pounds to determine the most suitahl method of treatment. rjvi B PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES AhibtJ. Ciao,Gn. Agt.. J. M. Williams, Portland, Ore. w Local Agent, Eugene AW CLASSIFIED GOLUMI. Notices under this head not to exoaed h. ROOM AND BOARD. Kurulehed roouis and board at reasonable terms. t-'all at i7 Oak street. FOR BALE CHEAP. A uew uprlgbt piano. Inquire of Mrs W Guutou at he Kamuus. ROOMS FOR RENT, Thres good living or oft) oe. rooms foi reut En quire of Gross ck ritevene, real estate agenta. FOR SA I.E. Team, barnrae aud gou. Also beat vtood- awiug oui. flt In town. A B Stilliuao, Seventh auu waalilugton atreete, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. To do general hounew. rk. Apply to Mia Geo H Keily, corner of Pearl aud Third rjla. GIRL WANTEU.-Oookln? and gen eral house worn Apply to Professor LachuianV, N i S74 East Eleventh atreet. FOR tJALE 75 aires of Urat-olaaa farming lanj one mils east of Urea well. Nearly all uuder cultivation. Terms reasonable. Address t) B MoRas, Cottage Grove, Or. MEN WAD TED. To cut mliioad wood.. Long Job, fins timber, ex cellent climate and oouveuient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar 4 Kuykeudall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE. A new nlue room house and one and a half acres of ground, 12200. Inquire at No 224 Blair Street. Rnv FLO Hansen. DRY WOOD FOR BALE. Al 8 HubUe still has several cords of 16 lnoh wood whloh he will sell at cost while. It lasts. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will mend anything In the house except a watch. Leave orders at Monroe 4 Ray's second band etore lu the new McCluog block. WANTED. First-class dinlug room girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at onoe. Apply at onoe. LOHP. Several days ago a pair of gold-rlmmed speotacles In case with Dr Lows's name on. Return to this office or Geo Fisher, GET YOUK HOUSE NUMBERED. I have the agenoy for the enam eled steelplate house numbers and will lake your order and put the number up. M C Van Tyne, room 11 over McCluog's store. WANTED. Intelligent young men from 17 to IB years of age, having common school eduoatlou, to learu meohauloal trades. For full Informa tion apply or write to Union Iron Works, 222 Market street, San Fran cisco. Timbkb CiiAiMS, Parties wishing to take akvantage of a bargain in tim ber claims will pleas call within the next three days at Mulkey'a boarding house on Willamette street and enquire for A H Hiukeon. FOR SALE. 21d acres of land, 100 acres cultivated, 16 aores of timber, balance pasture, five miles from depot, J mile from school, postoffloe and oburoh. EDqulre of C A Parker, Jeffersou St between Fifth and Sixth, Eugene. POSTLEHS FENCE. Every person wishing a good oueap, movable, pott less fence of any style, are Invited to call and examine on I have on ex hibit on Willamette street between 6th and 7th. Farm, county and state rights for sale, AHHinksou. W ANTED. Several persons of ohar aoter and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse of solid financial standing. Salary $18.0(1 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable In cash each Wednesday direct from head offloee. Horse and carriage furnished, when oecessary References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 800 Caxton Building', Chicago. Tnousands Sent into Exile. Every year a large number of poo? sufferers whose lungs are tore and rooked with oougus are urged to go to another climate. But this Is costly and not alweys sure. Don't be exile when Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption will cure you at borne. It's the most infallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung diseases on raivii. The first dnee brings relief. Astounding oures result from persistent use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lano. Price 60 and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Call For County Warrants. Notloa Is hereby given that th following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and aftkb January 28, 1902. Interest will o?ase January 28, 1902: From registered number 10,005 to 10,886 Inoluslve. A 8 Patterson, . County Treasurer. For Sale. One of th choicest resldenoe in Eu gene on Willamette street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. I . jk. 3 O H X .A. m , . uUt? t.baa .. ahnnlft HEE, ee6 Jadds A Meyer, graduate Optician Fluher fiT-r niit ttnvftredna't rati g.-e It at F L CbawUra A Bio's, w DISPUTED BTIIN. BY U. I. CLEVELAND. Phi.r. N 1 . Is oft! the map now no I o t i J tin- wnmry of most men, but it was fouuill cry au Itinerant minu ter who. recollecting the old Hue of the Scriptures, "And tbey went three ilnvs lu the wilderness and found no wiiter," tliouclit Shur would stand fur all ihe deud land north of the Knife and so chore the mime. After the min ister came some cattlemen, laud ad venturer, several half breeds of Mun dau origin, a eolori'd mini or two and a fi tv lndiiui v.-onn-u, who tjulekly be cai;ie the chntiels of the entire com munity. A church wits organized aud supported by every man and woman lu the community. It was without de nomination, but It served on Sunday as a change from the awful dullm-Ms of the six working days of the week, and as the preacher was more limn ordi narily pugnacious It was deemed wisr to keep in bis good favor than to pro voke a row. The people were so poor, the lnud then so unfruitful, with money almost unknown, that the spirit of the settlers was .broken. Tbey became as Iron red and sun baked as the buttes, and their weapons bung unused In their shacks. Every Sunday morning when they met lu the little church to confront I'fti sou Ilemplll tbey snug sung au old voice worn song: Where, oh, where, Is food old Mwest Where, oh, wliere. Is kU old Aottt Where, oh, where, is pood old Moaesf Stffe in the promised lind. Then a pause and then the answer, meant to be triumphant, but quavering, troubled: fly and by we'll go and see him, n and by we'll go and aee him. By and by we'll ro and see him, Sate in ths promised land. - "Gentleman Ed," at that time repre senting the McCormlek Uarvester com pany lu the territory, rode dowu to Shur one Sunday morning and caught the drolling, wheezy tune on the suffo cating air. It Irritated liliu and Irritat ed the horse he rode. "Uont Ionian Ed" at that time held himself to be the best shot In the territory nnd the sole final authority on every subject under the sun. lie brooked no questioning of bib opinion, and, while be was unknown to Shur and Its luliubltuuUs. ho purpos ed at once to give It a modem hymn. If nuy were to be sung, auj to obliter ate forever the obnoxious one whose crooning floated dowu even to the hot river and Its almost stagnant waters. 'Gentleman Ed" saw the church door open, the people within, their horses without. He gave bis mare the spur, and she nimbly cleared the en trance and cantered down the single aisle. The song ended abruptly; the pastor leaned far over his rude pulpit: some men rose from their seats, but sat dowu when they saw the shining jutts on which the rider's hands rested. "I'm 'Gentleman Ed,' " said he, "nnd I've Just come down from Snake Creek to see what you're doing here on the sands. I don't like your tunc. You're grass singers, and you're afraid to bold your beads up and snort. They've got a new tune up to Snake Creek, and It's called 'Hold the Fort.' I'll give you the steer on It, and when I'm in town you sing It." Not very badly, not wholly out of tune, "Gentleman Ed" sat bis horse there In the sanctuary and sang nil he knew of "Hold the Fort." A lllrt of one of his guns In the direction of the pastor caused that worthy to try the new song after him, and the congrega tion followed bis example. They tried It over and over again, much as It hurt their throats, for tbey were weapon less. Then their Instructor retired un til the services were ended. Pastor Ilemplll deemed It wise to close witb another trial of the Snake Creek song, because he, too, was unurmed. Any bad Impression "Gentleman Ed" may have created In the mluds of the congregation In the morning was dis pelled In the afternoon when he freely set up the drinks to the community and announced that, while be did not ex pect to do any business in Shur, he would rest himself ond horse a few days and deal faro for those who might wish to pit themselves against his skill. By the following Sunday he owned all there was to Shur, and It was a meek, discouraged and humiliated gathering that faced Parson Hemplll when be rose to open I he regular religious serv ices. As before, "Oeulleuiiin Ed" rode his mare Into the church and gave the sig nal for a trial of "Hold the Fort," but the song was never sung again In that house of worship. The paBtor's pulpit seemed suddenly to blaze with lire, aud an old time Winchester that he was working literally blew the mare out of existence. She fell In her tracks and the Invader with her. lie came to his feet unharmed, hut Parson Hemplll had him covered, and the congregation by this time was back of the parson, armed and waiting. "We're not going to kill you," said the parson rather gently, "but you'd better start back for Snake Creek at once on foot What you've cheated this town out of during this unholy week you'll leave here. Walk." Three mild mannered men, nrmed, es corted "Gentleman Ed" to Egg butte and set him on the Snake Creek trail. Tbey waited while be strode away, wrath In his soul, but helpless. As he came to the last turn from which be could see Slrar the Bound of volet's sing ing came across the waste land to him, shrill voices shouting: By snd by ws'tl ro and see Mm, Sate in the promised land. Chicago Record Ilerald. Joust the Same. "In old times klngB kept a fool privi leged to speak anything he thought." "Time haven't changed. It's only the fool who saks nil he thinks now adays." It Girdles the Globe. Th fame of Buoklen'a Arnica Salve as the best In the world, extends round the earth. It's th on perfect healer of cuts, oorni, burns, bruise, sores, scalds, bolls, ulcer?, felons, aches, pains aud all skin eruptions. Only Infallible pile cuie. 26c a box at W L DeLano't. Baa" lHMs''")l Commissioners Court. C ininils-louers account H D Edwards county corneals inisr salary 63 J R Hill oouuty commissioner alsry 89 Ja litor ai.eouut W M ajherniau Jaultor 40 Ferry account It C V.-.ii,'liii ferryman salary... 84 W H Eiti.u forrytuau aalary SO E J Rowen ferry rusti salary 30 A D Hj land nnd Chas McFar- laiul work and material no frrry 12 Hurveyor'e aooouut V M Coilier uounty surveyor ki'. ry 14 Mttceilaueoua account First Nntlonal Bank ixchi.i gv... Title tiuarantee 4 Loan C lat. i entiles 22 Htn T Hall 4 Hon mdse 1 H K K.neald stamps 4 Glass 4 Prudhniitiiin i lection BUpplle. 165 A K Wheeler vxan.i:. '. n ilelin. quebt roll gl Povey Bros Glass Co uieuinrl .1 wludows 480 Paolllo States Telephone 4 T'h. graph Co servtors 9 Paine 4 Kay indue 1 Ij Rioktd work on hedge ; 6 May Browning clerical work 10 E U Lee stamps eto 18 Western Union Telegraph Co services 1 A G Mathews deputy sheriff S Courthouse Notes. aloitgag $126 00 KBAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Joseph Mo England and Nellie E England to David 8 England 201.61 acres iu tp 50 s r 2 w, $1. T G.Henn ricks aud Martha A Hen dricks to S F Whlteaker lots 6 and 7 block 1 Cheehir's ad to Eugene, $250. Geo M Miller and Lizzie M Miller to Thomas Stingley nj of lot IS blk 11 Falrmouut, $1. John Slraub and Cornelia Stranb to Thomas Stingley n J of lot 16 blk 11, Falrmnunt, $1. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN 8 L Monrehaad, Junction W L Pbllp, Portland H A Bremer, Portland Geo H Cornwall, Portland M Carnaban, Portland T J C irkeoy, III R M Johnson, III " Thoa Varney, Portland W E Osborne, Portland C D Lloyd, Portland Cnaa D Wildet, Raleigh, M C A Gla-s, 8 F Geo G Pell, Crow T E Furnish, Crow F C Sharkey 4 wf, Blue River E Judgell, 8 F Geo L Boh u lit Chicago E Schiller, Springfield J E Crocker, Portland J 8 Mitchell, 8 F Elsie O'Brien, Leaburg . V E Robinson, B F J Stolberg, Wendliug Carl BosBsrman, Wendllog John Yarnell, Mohawk D Bradley, Portland J E Howard, Portlaud PZ.maubky, 8 F EUOENB. M A Brewbaker, Waltervlll 0 Rlnett, Neb DM Janssn.SF 0 a Haokett, Grant Pan W H Monro, Cot tag Grove Wm Neubauer, Portland H Moor, Rosburg Mr M Moore, Walton . Miss Rsmla Kirk, Walton H L Moonsy, Lowell J F Bahrlmpp, Hadley vlll J L Hunter, Walker J H Kistman, Mabel E Klaaman, Mabel A Drury, Mabel . E H Gray, Portland J RUoldtoa, Goldssn D C Hteventon, Portland J W Teller, It Paul , The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olasa.SampW room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rati $1.00 and $2.00 pr dav. Newly Furnished Lodging House. New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging Bouse. Only on block from the main business street, and but a little more tban two blocks from tb. postoflloo. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners away from hall, splendid for day sleeping. Windows of these room tinder pro jecting roof, cutting off muoh of the light. g Lodging witb or without board as desire.). Ornne aud see th rooms 1 and I will guarantee that you will be satis fled. Ed Hows Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that tbe body eome timet needs a powerful, drastic, purga tlve pill has been exploded, for D King's New Life l'l Is, which are per fectly nannies, gently atlmulal liver aod bowel to expel poisonous mi ltr, cleanse the system and absolutely on re constipation and elok headache. Only 26o at W L DeLanu'a drug store, A Total Lobs. Floreno Wet: "Th schooner Ntttl Hunaorg, which ran aground Insldt tb mouth of tb river last week, Is reported badly dam aged. Slit floated across th channel to tbe north tide at high lid Tuesday morning aud went to tb bottom, where th rest on tier beam end. Tbe Bjast and boomt hav beta eat awsy aud tflurts have been mad to right htr up. Tb oraft I tnadly damage. and may prov a total lo," 251 a., i r tfeft delay which ft locreA&ing Why Dot stop the Oj j I 1 of Uw. Blen, Mill., Much 9, 1000. I feara nted on bottle of Win of Card at and on pukswrj of Thedford'a B I $elt Draught. Betforo X bertva to Ukt yoarmedtoinvi I hd rains In my baok. htp, lowsr bowels and my arm. 8otuttma I thought 1 would go blind. My hesd aohed and I wa o weak I oould httnlly w.ik aorosa th floor. Now I ua only feel a little of the pain in my ide And 1 mi golor to uie your toed lot nee until I get eared, for I bllev they will eartaialy car ina. I here been msxried twelra ye re ana eiu the mother of i.vtjn children. X ihauJc you for your wonderful medicine and what it hen do no for me. matilda smith. Gr wlTttandUttratnM.etldreM, fiTlns rniptomt, "TUts U.Iim' Advisory (rumui". The Ohetleavooea jaWiUotM Coni,vutr. CtiatUiioynav, Tftui. Corvallis k Eastern RAILROAD. IIJ1K CAKU No, 2 fori Yaq ulna Train leavee Albany 120 P M Leavea Corvallis 1 :W) P Al Arrives Yan.uiua Url&'Pal No. L. Returning-- Leavee Yaquina 7:001a, ill Leavee Corvallis 11:80 A At Arrives Albany 12:16 P M No. 3 for'Detroit Leavee Albany 7:00 A'M Arrivee Detroit 12US P M No, 4 ftoin Detroit Leaves Detroit 12:4fiP si - Leavee Albany 6:40 P h Tralua 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time tu eonnect with the S 1' smith bouud train, as well as giving two or throo Inmrs in Albany before departure ot S P North liound train for Port land. Train No 2 connects with the S P west aide train at Corvallis Crossing for Independence McMinnvUle and all points north U Portland EDWIN STUNK, Manager J TURNER Agent Albany TICKETS TO ALL PUIS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Lint . TO ST. PAUL. DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICA6L Anjall polnts.East. Dlalng sac SuS.t tsokla( Llbrarf Cars. DAILY THA1N8. FAST TIMK. biUVICKAND SCKNKltY UNKtlUALIl Tickets to.i.nlnta Kast via Portland and the JKKAT NOKTHKHN UY., on sale at South rn Pacific Depot Ticket Ottos, Kugene, tr UK BAT NOKTilKKN Ticket Otlioe 122 THIRD STREET' , ORTLAND. Kor Itates. Volders and full information esding KaaterTrip, call on or address. JWPHALON. H. DICKSON, Ticket P-as Ant. City Ticket Agent Vil Third Street, Portland, AJ1 C. DENNISTON. O. W. P. A. 12 Vlrst Avenue, Seattle, Wash m Yonr attention Is callnd to the "PIONKET i.iMi t r,i " tramsot the i'HHiAt,! j. mn. WAUKKK HT PAUL HAILROAD. 1 "The onlv perfect trains In the world. " Yim will find it desirable U ride en "this Tralne when going to any point ,fn tb Kastern Htatee or Canarla. They cntine with all Transoontinental Trains and all ticket Agent sell tickets. For further information, paruphlete, etc, ask any Ticket Agnnt or C. J. EDDY, Portland. (Jre. ' J. W. CASEY Trev I'aas Agent. Canadian Pacific S6O.0O To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th ant June 7th. $86.00 Bufl'alo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets 011 salo 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. Kor partiutdars api ly to II, II. AIIOTT, Ag.nt 116 Tli In! Ftrset B. J. COYLE. 1 Portland, Or, Asat O-a Pass As VansoaTsr 11, 0, Told by Pain If yoa have paiui you ahould- look after them quickly. Pain shows something Is wrong. Ths sharper the pain th more dan ger than b in delay. There are thousands of woman to-day who are bearing awful pain almost continually, rattvr than tell a physician about the shooting pains In their lower abdomen, about the a;oay of falling of th womb and the distress of leucorrhoea. They let ths months pass and their trouble) becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure exemption from the ambarrassmcut of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of danger they caa cure themselves by the use of WINEofGUIDUI in the privacy of their homes. You can he cured without dutrcssing publicity. With these facta- before vou there is no nlbjumi for your misery aod wasting the dayi pain today f Gap Closed The operation f through trains bo tween Han Fraiicico and la An (fHles, via Surf and!kSanta Barbara, will begin on Sunday, March 31, 1301 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throurjjn TrainH Dally. The CoHBt hint IJ mi ted leaving each lurininal tmily In the morning equip pod wili eleuaut cafe and iNirior tiarn. will make daylight trips thrmiKh the most picturtsqnt, varied and enter tain) ik. scenes on the continent. Inquiroof aKOuta of thoj louthern 'acific. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Lraina leure Kugcne for Portland snd way stations at ihuUa mj 1A2 p ui. lv Portland -M a m 2KM p in 12:l a m fiiOO p m 7.-45 p ui 8:9U p nt I:lf. a m l'.':0H a m 4:115 a m 8:15 a m Eugene A.l.Un.l Ar Hacrauieuto Ar 8au Francisco Ar Otrrien 6:45 a n 11:00 a in lilft a in 7:45 a in Vi:45 a m Vflli i in 7iW. a m I) JO a in Ar Denver Ar Kansas City Ar Chicago Ar I.O. Anualn. 1:'20 p m (HX p in tl:ll a m :65 a m 4:00 a in thm p in 8:42 a m 12;48 p 111 7KX) a m UKX) p m U:.H0 a in 0:55 a in 4:00 a in 6:'26 p m 0-A'i a in 12:48 p m Ar Kl Paso Ar Fort Worth At City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar Now OrleaniS Ar Washington Ar New York Pullman and Tourist cars on . both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to llgiien and Kl Paso, and ourlst cars to C'hicage, St liuis, New Orleans and Washington. Connei'tiug at San Fran-, cisoo with several steamship lfnee for Honolulu, Japan. China, Philllplnea, OeutraJ and South America. See Mr I, Q Adair, agent at.Eugene or aauree R. H. MILLER, UFA Portland Or ' Aius Union Pacific ISe east The 0. R. AIM C Gives (ha Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN M. TO Snokane Mlnneapol s St. Paul and Chicago. Ocean Htoauiere leave Portland every 6 Day for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portlitid dally forll Wll. lametteand Coliiiitt la Hiver Points. Monthly Hteaniere to China and Japan Kor lull Information call on or ad (Wehs in BH'Bt O. it. dt N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIO. Ctn'l Painger Ageut, Portland, Or.