J.JJ.II'f1 alllHW
ri T'i I 1 RaVO Alwavg
,n u.-fc 10. over 30 yean,
j" a,ul ""8
fe?. -tfCW. Allow
.... . ,.,.7
ah r".kiiiitii'lits. IlllltAlioilA
1W v" . . . -".iniir- ura uuc
Experiments tliat trine vritli mid euiliini r tlio bcalth of
Infants oud Cliildreu Expert, uce nguiiist Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Jris ami Soothing: Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
eubstanec. ' -i i ro is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
diid allays I vc.i if iiness. It cures Diari lioaa and Wind
Colic. It relives. Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
mid Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural bleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CENUfNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
yf Bears tho Signature of
Tie KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
rtit CSHTSUS COXS.NV. TT UIUT STSr.ST. NCWVOmoiTT
GEJJTHAIi
MTKlfiS & NlbliEt
PROt'RIETORH
A fair share of the publio pat
ronage solicited, To the Farm
ers we will pay the highest
market price for fat cattle, hogs
and Bhtep. Hliop on Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered
11 Keep Constantly on Hand a Fu'l
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Having a Urge and
complete tock of
Staple and Kancy
Groceries, bought in
tbe best markets, I
tan offer the public
better CASH Price
lhau any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LiINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Btige leaves Kugeue for Florence
Moept Sunday at 6 am
Maming stage loaves Florence
wl!eae daily except Sundays at
"Wiaaysat 8 am.
fcttartaj EUK8D8 " 1 p m ih
S tkip
''rVV';. "' Ban'iliiery'.uble,
wor u Uurd 4 uavennon's
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
I'""F,'irmonnt. 0reKn- '
wnST1 tT?m ,,B' dnnble entry.
jJjSrti .""ricte Evolved accoun
ill ai.. 0Mer" addressed as above
"Prompt attention.
J MUTUAL" LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANlf
I NtW Ynrk
"'i Endov,'l"it and Gold Bond
JWANN. Eugene, Or.
m Eugene..
'NSEGAR Proprietor.
?!"lr nrrt Cl.
t, mnatmnt
ommsrcisl Men.
Groceries
i--r' .v mm a a u ifs, so kxar a
linneli - . n...l
lias borno tho xHrnature nP
maclu miilep bis pcr-
imnnnt.wl.. L ' ... .. ."
. -' in mis.
mill ".Timl-tw it. ......
BUSINESS CAPD8
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
J M
WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
.lifice Over Lane County Bank,
k BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over Firat National Bank.
Kooe-vb, Orison,
O WOODCOCK.
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Office Ono half block sooth of Chrismaa B 1
Kuoxhb, Obcoon.
71 Jt SKIPW0RT11.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
EUGKNB OHBOON.
HtXMOS W THOMPSON OHAS A MAB01
rpHOMPSON 4 HAEDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office-In First National Bank Building.
Praotice in all the courts.
Eooini, Oaisoit.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
JEO, B IIOBRIS,
ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOIi-AT-LAW
Will practioe in all the courts of tbe Second
J udlcial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collection! and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1. 2 and 8.
John M. EJmunson Leon K. Edmunson.
EDM0NSON ft EDMUNSON.
ttornejB-At Law.
Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. S"Othoe Over Loan ft Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUIS E. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room
3. Special attention given to land and mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
AINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan k Savings Bank
iiuuding.
Special attention to surgery and surgical dia
eawis of women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and ClockVUepairai.
F.coihi. Orioo
i)
It U BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office On Olive atroet, ibetwesn Fiftih and
Sith striatic 'dies w jt of Minnessota
hotel
-EKBEKTLKIUI1
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Ecorai
Oaioo.t
Beit equlpiied Away laboratory in the Stat
Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed.
Working tets mads on ore samples of one U
fifty 'pounds to determine the most aniUbU
method of treatment.
rpilE 1'ACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very Latt
LIFE AND ACCIDENT TOLIC'lES
Aibirt J. Caiox, Gen. Agt.,
J. M. WitMAiir, Portland, Ore.
lyocal Agent, Eujtne
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notices under this head not to exceed five
toes, SO cents pet week; tl 60 a month: 12
1 J HI.
ROOM AND BOAhU. KuruibheU
nouii aud txrd at retwoDatile teruie
fall at 407 Oak street.
FOK SALE LUKAP.-A Dew upright
plauo. Inqulreof Mre W Ounlon at
me ramutit.
UOUMS FOR KENT. Three good
uviLg or oraoe rooms foi rent. Es
quire uf Orri 4 Stevens, rel estate
agents.
(ilKli W ANTKD. To do general
iiousewirk. A mil v in M,
Keily, corner of Pearl aud t hird Sta.
GI RL W AXTED.-Cookint: and sen
eral housework. Apply to Professor
Lachmai.'f, No 871 East Eleveuth
street.
FOR SALE-76 aires of nrxt-class
rarmlng lau.i oi.. milt east of Urea
well. Nearly ,.:t ,i .der cultivation.
terms rtan,nouit-. Addre-s 8 B
Mors8, Cotiam tiro .-e, Or.
MLN WANIED.-Po cut mllm.H
wood. Long job, Une timber, ex
cellent climate aud ouiiveti lent loca
tion. Call on or adurees Duutar V
Auykecdall, S oil Creek, Oregon
FOK SALE. a uew nine room bouse
ana one and a b ilf acres of grouud,
$22U0. Ii.quire at No 224 Blair
Street. Kuv PLC Hansen.
UENEUAL REPAIIUNU. F A
miss wilt uieud anything lu the
Ljuku exoept a watch. Leave orders
at Monroe & Ray's second baud
store in the new AlcCluug block
WANTED. First-olaeB dining room
Kirl wauted at Hotel Eugene at once.
Apply at once.
LOS 1'. Several Days ago a pair of
goia-nmmed epeotacle lu cane with
Dr Lowe's name on. Return to tblB
ollloe or Ueo Fisher.
UIRL WANTED. A oompeteul "girl
todogeneial housework. Call at E
U Ingham's residence, Nortb Pearl
street.
FOR BALE. -Cheap for cash. A few
nouseuoiu guodr. A 4U-8J Rifle,
Wiuobester shot guu, etc. Also an
excellent cow and some fine White
Rock chickens. F L Washbokn.
OEf VOUR HOUSE N UMBERED.
I have tbe ageuoy for the enam
eled steelplate bouee cumbers and
will lake your order atd put the
number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2
over McClung's Btore.
WANTED. Iutelligent young tuen
from 17 to 19 years of age, having
common school eduoallon, to learn
mechanical trades. For full informa
tion apply or write to Union Iron
Works, 222 Market street, Han Fran
cisco. FOR BALE. 214 acres of land, 100
aoies cultivated, 16 acres of timber,
balauce pasture, live miles from
depot, i mite from school, postofUoe
and church. Enquire of C A
Parker, Jtfloraou St between Fifth
aud Sixth, Eugene.
W ANTED. Several persons of char
acter and good reputation in each
state (one in litis county required) to
represent aud advertise old establish
ed wealthy business bouse oi solid
Huuuoiul standing. Salary $18.00
weekly with expeuses aditioual, all
payable In cash eaoh Wednesday
direct from bead ofBoes. Horse and
oarriage furnished, wben necessary.
References, Enclose Belf-addressed
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
Thousands Sent into Exile.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungB are sore and
racked with ooughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this Is costly
and not alweys sore. 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 arth. Tbe first dose
brings relief. AstouDdlng ouree result
from persistent use. Trial bottle free
at W L De Lano. Pi Ice 60 and $1.00.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Public School Examination.
The Eighth Grade publio soliool ex
amination will be held February 6th,
6th and 7tb, 1902. This examination
can be taken at tbe office of the county
superintendent or In tbe several sobools
of tbe county. Teachers desiring lists
of questions please notify me at oooe.
Jan 9, 1902.
W M Miller,
County Supt of Schools.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given tbat the
following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my office on and after
January 23, 'M2. Interest will case
January 23, 1902: From registered
Dumber 10,005 to 10,686 inclusive.
A B Patterson,
County Treasurer
For Sale.
One of the choicest residences In Eu
gene on Willamette street. Call on T
N Segar, Motel Eugene, for further
particulars.
If you want to SEE like ynu should
SEE, ee Jaunt A Meyer, gradual
opticians.
Fisher never rust tinware don't rust.
Bee It at F L Chambers A Bro's, w
I FOREMfiH OF THE JURY
BT II. OCAR
.Copvrinl.t, UWI, bj C. B. leviu)
We l.ail been sworn lu twelve good
mill uml true to try the cuso ut tho
Suite versus Thomas Nash. It was a
murder case that excited uiueb Inter
est, and us tin tlef ends tit was a fairly
wealthy inn n nud had employed tuil
t;it I'i'.inwl It was expected that it
would he a hard fought case. No two
men on the Jury knew each other be
fore we took our places In tho box, but
the newspapers were pleased to say
that tbe panel was much above the or
dinary In point of inicllip'uee. As it
w as my ttrst time on a Jury I was rath
ir curious, nud It was a day or two be
fore 1 had sixed up uiy fellow Jurors to
my satisfaction. 1 was satisfied with
all of thriu except Kavlsou. tbe fore
man, and just why I was dissatisfied
with him I could not explain, lie wns
i real estate agent, stood high In the
community as an honest, respectable
citizen, and my Idea that he would not
give the accused n fair show seemed
absurd. When Nash wns arraigned, 1
thought the two men exchanged a swift
glaucennd that both tightened then-Hps
and a gleam of hato came to their eyes,
but 1 dismissed the Idea as nonsense.
The case against Nash was almost
circumstantial. He wus a bachelor and
a man about town, and it was known
that lie visited a certain woman who
had once uchleved quite a reputation
as an actress. One ninriilng this wom
an was found dead in her bed, she hav
ing been strangled. She occupied an
apartment, and the Janitor bad seen
Nash leave the place Ht midnight. The
people in the adjoining apartment had
heard angry words nud recognized
Nash's voice. Nash had entered his
hotel at midnight in a rather excited
state and when tlrst questioned about
the murder had told coiiHietlng stories.
There was no doubt In the nilmls of the
detectives and the reporters that ho
wns guilty. He was a Jealous, hot
headed man, and the woman had done
something to arouse him to despera
tion. When the Ftato hud closed Its
case, I was ready to vote "guilty." Tho
jurymen are always Instructed by the
judge not to talk of a case among
themselves until they reached the Jury
room for n final decision, but neverthe
less each Juror bus a pretty fair Idea of
how the panel stands at almost any
stage of the game. In our case when a
good point was mmle In favor of either
side it was passed aloug In a whisper.
I sat next to the foreman, and from tho
first to last In n Itial lusting fourteen
days I knew that he was Inimical to
the accused. All other Jurors knew it
as well, and 1 won't sny It didn't have
conldernl)Ie Influence when wo camo
to take a ballot.
Nash made a wretched showing, and
the trial was spun out by legal squab
bling. I don't believe there were three
people In the courtroom who believed
him Innocent. When the ease dually
closed, my conscience would not have
permitted any other vote but "guilty."
Five minutes nfter we were sent out by
the judge we took a ballot. There were
eight slips marked "guilty" and four
blanks. There are always Jurors who
wait for the majority before commit
ting themselves. After the ballot had
been taken Davison asked If there was
any point In the case not made clear,
but no one sought for further Informa
tion. Then he said, and I thought ho
said It with suppressed satisfaction:
"Gentlemen, there Is no doubt as to
the result of the next ballot. Nash Is
guilty without the shadow of a doubt,
and such will be our verdict. For de
cency's sake, however, we must uso up
at least nu hour's time."
Wo had been Bent out at 3 o'clock In
the afternoon. After 4hc ballot wo
smoked and talked and killed time for
an hour. During the last fifteen min
utes of this hour I was talking with
the foreman on a matter quite outside
of the case, but somehow as I studied
his face It seemed to me that he wns
exultant over the fate of tho prisoner.
I was going to vote for "guilty," but
yet 1 pitied the man. As we continued
talking 1 happened to notice what big
hands nnd strong Angers the foreman
had, nnd I found myself saying that he
would make short work of a mau If
those Angers once got a grip on the
throat. Soon after 4 ho rapped for or
der nnd snlil Hint he would take anoth
er ballot. The slips were prepared, and
on each of the twelve. wns tho fntnl
word. Word was about to he sent to
the court that we had agreed, and
there was a gleam of triumph In the
fnremnn's eyes, when lie suddenly rnls-
ed his hand to his heart, turned white
as death and sank down In a chair. We
gnve him wnter nud worked over him
for a few minutes nnd were about to
send for a doctor when he rallied nud
said:
"Do Hot Bend for any one. but listen
to me. It's a case of heart failure, nnd
It's bound to take ine off. We have Just
convicted Nash of murder, but I want
to tell you that he is Innocent I am
the guilty man!"
"He's out of his mind!" cried three
or four In chorus.
"My mind wns never clenrer," ho an
swered. "I called on Hie woman nfter
Nash left No one saw me as I entered,
and after I had choked her to denth 1
left by the rear fire escnpe. 1 broke one
of the rungi of the Irou Indder In de
scending. Before God I tin the guilty
uinn. I ha: I Nash nnd niluilred tho
woman nud would Lnve seen him go to
the gallon without n word. Call the
clerk and have him take take down"
Hut it was too late. He died before
he rould finish the sentence. Ills con
fession had been made to eleven men,
however, uml that was more than sufll
clcnt to clear Nnh. who had been told
by his lawyers that he would certnlnly
lie ci'vleted. Hi? left the courtroom a
free ninti. and others left It with white
faces and phisperid to each other of
'lie judgment of tier'.
It Girdles the Globe.
The fame of Bucklen'a Arnica Salve
as the best In tbe world, extends round
tbe earth. It's the one perfect bealer
of ruts, corns, burns, Lrulces, sores,
scalds, bolls, ulcers, felons, adieu,
pains aud all skin eruptions. Only
Infallible pi's cute. 26c a box at WL
DeLano's.
x'oniA.
1:4 K ri foil Hanlsirt fkB
C y tea
Ssartt.' )
A Norwegian Legend
There lived in Norway years ago a
woodcutter named Swain. Ua wooed
Noma, the daughter of old retereeri.
mo tailor. Noma a heart had gone out
to Rolf Auentoll, a fisherman. The
Woodcutter was well to do; the flaher
man was poor. Therefore Petersen fa.
vored the former.
Swain scoffed at the good monks of
St Francis who song tho mass in ;
Dronthelni's towers and cursed them
all for a lazy pack of shaven fools.
According to the folklore of the north.
in every tree within the ood there
dwelt a guardian spirit, nnd the Gnl
pen, a shadowy giant, was tho king of
them all
Not ono of tho woodmen, with the ex
reptlon of Swain, dared to venture Into
the wood to chop without having his
ax duly sprinkled with drops of holy
water and the sign of the cross made
on It, bo that tbe evil power of tho
wood spirits would be set at naught.
The evil day that Noma had foreseen
camo at lost Tbe old tailor came borne
one evening and luformed her that bo
had settled her fate at last by solemnly
pledging her Id marrlago with Swain,
j and In token of the thing ho and Swain
had set their thumbs together in the
presence of witnesses.
The girl was too full of grief for
words. She could not speak, but only
sat In tho corner and mooned, while
old Petersen retired to rest, congratu
lating himself that the affair was set
tled so easily.
Noma waited until the old man dozed
off In slumber, and then she hurried out
Into the air.
The moon was shining bright, and tho '
great trees were noddlug llko so many
huge plumes.
Noma hurried Into the forest, anxious
to find sonio lonely spot where sho
might weep her sad bosom empty.
Beneath a huge tree, upon a little
mossy mound, she sank, and tho tears,
falling freely, glistened In the) dim
light like so many great diamonds.
"Oh, spirits of tho wood," sho cried,
"como nnd savo mo from this terrible
monster, who, with his hateful love,
wishes to chop down my llfo as with
his sharp ax ho destroys your dwelling
places l"
And then, ns If In answer to the
girl's prayer, all tho leaves began to
rustle, but all in time and tune, mak
ing a most strange but beautiful music.
Noma listened In wonder.
Her Invocation to the wood spirit
had been but the agonizing cry of a
breaking heart, not spoken with
thought of an answer.
A thin, shadowy vapor wa gather
ing under the bugo branches of tho
oak.
A vnporllke form advanced toward
tho girl, and as It camo nearer Noma
saw that thcro was Indeed a human
form In the center and that whnt she
had taken to be vapor was but a sort
of a fleecy cloak falling from tho
shoulders of the figure.
"Do not fenr," said the strange form,
human shaped, but a giant In size and
oddly clad In a robe of oak leaves curi
ously woven together. "I am the Gnl
pen, the king of all the woodlaud spir
its. Maiden, what is It that you wish 7"
Briefly Noma related tho terrible
fate that was to be forced upon her.
Then Gnlpen mused for awhile.
"I know the woodcutter well," bo
said at last. "Many of my flno trees
have fallen beneath his ax, and often
have I hovered In tho woodland near,
hoping that by some rash word power
would be given me to punish this
wretch. Ho fears neither the power
of tho Master's sign nor the vengeance
of the wood spirits, but his own rash
ness may lead to bis undoing. Seek
him In the morning, and dare blm to
fell tbe old onk known as the Onlpen
tree. If be attempts It, perchance you
may bo freed."
And then the wonderful spirit faded
away as rapidly as ho bad appeared.
In tbe morning Noma UBed her wo
man's wits so well that Swain set out
to fell the Gnlpen tree.
The first blow that tbe woodman
gave the ax rcbounded'out of his band
and fell a dozen paces off.
"I wish tho devil was here to tako
that ax!" Swain cried In anger, ad
vancing to pick up tbe tool.
Then through the wood came a Fran
ciscan monk, all hooded and sandaled,
and Swain mocked at tbe holy man.
"Oh, lazy elf, lay aside thy frock and
toll with me."
"My arm Is not weak, though I wear
frock," the monk replied, "and I trow I
can fell that treo as well as thee."
"If you fell that tree this day, may
the gray Onlpen take thy soul to tbo
flames below!" Swain loudly cried.
Up caught the monk tbo ax and, with
a Btnglo blow, leveled tbo oak; then,
rising to a form gigantic, sank with,
tho wicked Swain to the flames tho
woodman bad spoken of, for the gray
monk was tho wood spirit in disguise.
Noma married tbo fisherman and
never forgot at the evening hour to sny
a prayer for the salvation of tbe gray
Gnlpen.
Tha Term Yankee. 1
There ore many different stories as
to the origin of the term Yankee. Tbat
which Is most generally accepted, borr
over, Is that It came from the Indlsm
attempt to pronounce the word English!
or the French equivalent. Anglais.
This explanation would put the origin
of tbe word i ankce at a date In tho
early English settlement 'of the Atlan
tic coast of this country. Another the
ory Is tbat It was a cant word lu east
ern Massachusetts nearly 200 years
ago which meant very fine, as a "Yan
kco good cow," a "Yankee good gun,"
etc. The designation Is usually ap
plied to residents of New England.
Immediately before and during the
civil war it was held to mean a citizen
of tho northern states as distinguished
from a southerner.
Notice.
To all who purchased lie ue numbers
from me up to Jan 1st. The numbers
have arrived and 1 will get them op at
soon as possible. M C Van Tyne,
Room 2,M7 Willamette street, over J
H McClung's store
(JiHL Wanted. At the Banquet.
Inquire In th tfternonn.
China J.ii.v Hui.m. Fine Chlus
Illy bulbs for tale at tbe Famous.
The Sword Discaraed.
In the British army tbe sword has
been dlsoardtd, so far.as Its usefulness
Is concerned lu modem si (are. A
bairoei tury ago it was considered tbe
best weapon, but the rills baa now
laaeii its piuoi . At . lie preseut tune
thousands of proplo are discarding
their old methods of trying to cr.i.
ttninaeh and bowel complaints, and
are u.ing Mm old reliable Hornet', t'.
momnoii Hiueiv. L i,an nnvdr iilhi
klOAl II fll i t'hSeH III IlidlgLi ten,
J' 'pepsin, vonailpa::,in, loliou.i ci ,
liver IM ktd..ey troiio'ee, or lual-iip,
lever nnd sgue, anil a mm Is t.ierr.'. re
reuoiiimeii. ed It bus benli l.ii.ne
tho pubnn f,,r Hi' y yeais, ouil by it.
teoord of cures during that time has
flnuly established its supenorlty over
ail otuer remedies . Try a bottle aud
satisfy yourself.
Newly Furnished Lodging House.
New beds in newly painted i,,i
papered rooms at l tie) (.'. ur.boiii'e
Lodging House. Ouly one block
from the uiaiu busluess etreot, aud but
a little more tbau two blocks from Hie
postoUloe. A very quiet locality.
Outside rooms at rear onriii r away
froui hall, splendid fur oay sleeping.
Windows of these rooms under pin i
Jeotlng roi f, cutting oil inuo.i of , )e I
light. - i
Lodging with o- without hoard as j
desired. Coinci aid see Uih looms and I
I will guarantee Hint you will be satis- I
lied. Kn Howe j
Blown to Atoms. j
The old Idea that the body some-1
timeB needs a powerful, drnstin, purga- ,
ttve pill has been exploded, for Dr
King's New Life Pill-, which are per
fectly harmless, geully stimulate liver j
and bowels to expel poisonous ma ter, ,
cleanse tbe system ami absolutely ouree
ooiiBtl nation and sick headache. Only ,
25o at W L DeLauo'a d rt b in le.
Notice.
Beginning Feb 1, 1002, we the unde
signed, will charge for Hie un of
sample rooms at the rale fftOo per day.
T N Seqak, !
Prop. Ho'.el Eugene,
W O Zmoi.KK,
Prop Hoffman House,
Public Warehouse.
Geo T Hull & Sou having purohasid
and refitted tbe Dyslnger properly, i
are now prepared to solicit all kinds of j
storage at reasonable rales Uuods
will lie insured ifdesued.
The imperial.
Cottage Urove, Or. Firm duns cample I
room .S0x50 feet, well equipped. Rhuh 1
$1.00 and 2.00 rmr ds.v.
RAILROAD
rung uakd
No, 2 for Yaquina
Train leaves Albany ll-JM i M
Leaves Oorvallis DM) P M
Arrives Yaquiua 11:40 I'M
Nu. l.itetiirniug
Leaves Yaquina 7KNI A ill
Leaves Oorvallis ll:M A M
Arrives Albany 12:1b P Al
fJo. S for Detroit
Leaves Albany 7.00 A'M
Arrivos Detroit 12:16 P M
No. 4 fiom Detroit
Leaves Detroit.... 12:4fi!P M
Leaves Albany fi:4l) P M
Trains 1 and 4 arrivs in Albsny In time to
connect with the S P south bound train, as well
as giving two or three hours In Alhsny before
departure ol S P North bound train for Port
land. Train No 2 connects with the R P west side
train at Oorvallis Crossing for Independence
MoMinnvllIe and all points north to Portland
EDWIN 8T( iNE,
Manager
JTOKNKU
Agent Albany
P'W
Your attsotlnn is cslle to the "PIONKER
MMITF.D" trains ef the "OHIOACO, MIL
WAUKF.K a: HT PAUL KA1LKOAD."
"1'he only perfect trains in the world."
Yon will find it desirable to ride nn "this
Trains when going to any point ln th
P.astern States or Canada. They counec
with all Transcontinental Trains and all
tlekst Agents sell tickets.
For further Information, pamphleta, eto,
ask any Tickst Agent or
C. J. EDDY,
Port'and. Ore.
J. W. CAHF.Y
Trav Pass Agent.
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
To St Paul and return,
limit CO days. Tickets
on sale May 30th and
June 7th.
$86.00
Buffalo and return,
limit 30 days. Tickets
on sale 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, commencing
June.
For tiartlcolani apt ly to
li. II. Alf lT.Agsnt
Wi Third t-trtet
K. J. f'OYI.K. 1 Portlaaii, Or,
Asst dsn Pass Agt
Vannmvsv li 0,
KM"al-l I II I I II
TICKETUOALL MINIS EAST
VIA
aiiii i.utkbt Line
-TO
ST. PAUL. DII1UTH, HlkKLlPOLlS, CHICAGO
Anidl -iut4 lissu
Through Palsss snd Tourist Slsspsrs.
Olnlns. sad SuHst imoting Library Carl.
DAILY TllAlNh. FAST TIME.
K K V It 'KAN 0 SO.NEii Y L btC AL!5
Tii-kets to.polnt Fast vii Portland and he
UUF.A'1 Nllk'l 1IEI..N KY .orsaie at South
m 1 1'uiiir lisw.i 'lu'-t tiiu-s, Kugeue, or
UliK ll NolU'HF.KN Tiekeil'lhca
122 TRIRD STREET1
"ORTLAM-.
For Rates. Vi-lCers slid full iLlnrmation
lading F.aterTrip, cull on er attilmui.
J W PHA1.CN, H. DICKSON,
Ties t P as Aiit. City Ticket Agpnt
122 Third Sir. et, I'ortlai.d,
ABC. DKNNI TiN II. W. p. a,
02 F'iiat Avenue, .Senilis, Wash
Gap Closed
The niKrntitin of through train be.
twetm Han KnturiKoo and I.m An
(H'len, via Surf aud tSanU'.ltarbara,
will beyin on
Sunday, March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
UNE...
Two Thrnuftn Tritins Daily. The
Conot lAixo l.imitut luaviuff each
lonniiml raily in ih? niunmiK equip
ped wv h elf unlit cafe and parlor can,
will make daylight Irij tiirough the
nit. hi p.ctureMuet varitd and enter
taining, Hueneiinn tho continents
Inquire of amenta of thej
outhem
'acific.
SOUTH AND EAS'I
SHASTA ROUTE
Traina leave l'.iiReue for Portland and vvuy
: btntiopH at ;i()ftut! 1;4U pm.
iv lurlland ) 11 m 8:30 p u
lv EuKune 2:0K p ui 1:15 a m
Ar Aalilsud 12:110 a m ' 12:08 a Ul
Ar racrsuieitto &-.(K) p in 4:2o a m
Ar San Franuisco 7:4o p in 8:16 a In
Ar Ogden 6:45 a nr l:46 a m
Ar Denver !!:O0 a m V.HIII j lu
Ar Kaunas City 7:-5 a m 7;'fi a ni
Ar Chicago 7:46 a lu UJ0 a m
Ar Los Angeles 1:20 p m 7:00 a m
At l',l 1'j.so iiiuu p in u.-uo p tn
Ar Fort Worth :! a in . 0:30 a ui
Ar City of Mexico 9:66 a in 9:56 a m
Ar Ituuston 4:00 am 4:00 a m
Ar New Orle&n.s 0:2) p m 6:26 p m
Ar Washington trA'2 a lu 0:42 a in
Ar New Vork 12:43 p m 12:43 p in
PuUman and Tourist cars on
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl Paso,
aLd ourist fairs to Chicags,
St iiouis, New Orlesus and
Washington.
Cunuectiug at San Fran
cisco with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Jspsn.
China, PhUlipines, 'Jentral
aud South America.
.fee Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene
or addres
. It. 11. MILLER,
OPAPortland Or
OREGON
Sho inline
amd Union Pacific
TSe EAST
Th 0..'R. K C
Give the Choice of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE CRibON
SHORT LINE
10
Salt Lake,
Denver,
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kansas City,
ONE VIA
THE GREAT
KQRThLKH
M.
TO
Snokana
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Chicago.
Ocean Hteauiers leave Portland every
6 Duys for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats l.ave I'irtloud dally forll Wll.
iHuieile and Columt la River Points.
Monthly Hlesuieis to Clilnaatid Japan
Foi lull liiiiuuisllou call on or ad'
ureas nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Agent
or address,
A. L. CRAia.
Ccu'l Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or.