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Newspaper Page TextPill ANcSCUcrrcpar.'.lionforAs similatin? liiel'ooJ ;tnllicgu!a- (1,1(1 (He SlOUKiliB uiummcra m 3 D-imnir-anitfosliiin.Clieerrut- I lui - n . ncss ami Host Conwins neiiirer jjotNakcotic. jit man t - Hul0T Apertecl Kcmedy forConsUna non, Sour Stouiach.Diarrhoca and Loss OF SLESP. I ,ic Slnvilo Si'j-nnluie of SEW YORK. EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER.. GEJlTHAIt PHPT. WATKINS & MILLER PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat ronage solicited. To tbe Farm ttjwe will pay the highest market price for fat cattle, hogs tod ehfpp. Hbnp on Will imette St, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a larsre and complete itock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I can offer the pfblio better CASH Pricw than any other house in ugena J. L. PAGE EUBENE-FLQRENGE STAGE LilNE. S-BANGS, Proprietor. RtAM 1 .... . TOwcept Sunday at 6 a in -.-...1U(S utage leaves Florence ;iM8eBe daily exoept Bundaya at "iayiat 8 am. in Euxenn at 1 p m the day SAFARI! ; irip...... e; l'Vu i ' Ban'MlTerV itable, SL" M Hrd & Davenport's o fd A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. S' fr?m "in 1 double entry. 1 Mcialt ccoun r!.i?1'u'w and ordor. ..l.lr...l .. .k. prompt atUutioa. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o' New York, W torn hLh Ent,wmeni ind Gold Bond tad nnulti- Guaranteed value m lurnuntd by JVANN, Eugene, Or. -Hotel Eugene.. letor. S !.. . . .. 'i. urn cits. it. t. , -"menu vvuiuih illOUt Groceries For Infants and mndrn The Kind You Have Always Boughf Bears tho Signature Use For Over Thirty Years ThtciNTxunaoMPi.Hr von, city ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane Counter Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Office Over First National Bank. Euagxi, Orison. O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Offioe One half block south of ChrUman B Ehoehi, Oiuoon. SKIP WORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euumi Oeiqos. HILMUB Vf THOWBOB OHAK A HAHDl IJIHOMPSON 4 HAlvDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eooinb, OaiOOH. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. Gr BO, B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY & COUNSKLOK-AT-LAV Will practice in all the courta of the Second Judicial District and in tho Supreme Court of theatate. Special attention given to collection! and matters in probate. Oihce Kiret National Bank Bldg. Rouuia 1, 2 and 3, John M. EJmuuBon Leon R. Edmunaon. EDMTJNSON & EDMUNSON. yttorneja-At-Law. Practice it all the courts. Collections a speci alty, jWrOttice Over Loan it Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON", OULS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3, Special attention given to land and mining mat tors. Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. pAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan & Savinga Bank Building. Special attuution to surgery fcLi aurglcal dla wm of wotueu. J SLUCKEY, JEWELKIC IVatcttM and ClockaReiiri. Ktroisr, OBaWti yi i BID1H.E, ftf DENTIST .Iffioe -( )n Olire .treet, between Plftih ard Sith street .ae bl,c Wdit uf Minnessot. hotel ERBEKT LEIGH ASS A YE U AND METALLURGIST Ecgene . Ob wok Bert erjulppevl Away Ilxiratory in the Stat. Pre m t and reliable return" (mrnte'i. Wcrkinir t"ta male oo -re umple of one tc fifty poun'i t 'itnhin-j the must suitably methx) of tretiunU rp.HK PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Wry l.a". LIFE AND ACL I DENT POLICIES I BFKT J. CaBOX, drr. Agt., J. M. William-, Portland, Ore, Local Aent, EugeLe 101 CLASSIFIED GOltM Notioee onder this head not to exceed nts ine 50 oanta per week; II SO a month; 112 Per year. Help Wanted. UlHL Wi.NTED.-At tbe Bauquet. Inquire In tbe afternoon. G1KL. WAXTED.-C ioklii?aud Kn erui bousewurK. Apply to Pruleetor Lacbiuau'f, Ko 374 East Eleventh street. 41 tN WAM'ED.-To cut railroad wood. Long jub, flue timber, ex cel.eut ellumte audauuveuleut loca tiou. Call ou or addrees Duubar A Kuykeudall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. VV ANTEU. First-elHss dining room eirl wanted at Hotel Eugene at ouon. Apply at once. W AN 1 ED. lulellifccut young u,eu from 17 to It) years of age, bavlug eoiuinou school education, to learu mechanical trades. For full Inforoja lion apply or write to Uuion Iron Worke, 2i! Market otreet, Ban Frau oisco. W ANTED. Heveral persona of char acter and good reputation in each tale (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid tluanoial standing. Salary 18.00 weekly witb expenses adltloual, all payable In casb each Wednesday direct from head oflicea. Horee and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxtou BuibiluK, Chicago. For Sale. FOH BALE 7o acres of firet-olass farming laud one mil east of (Jres well Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Address B B Moms, Cottage Orove, Or. iOK BALE. A new nine room bouse and one and a hilf acres of ground, $2200. Inquire at No Blair Btreet. Rev fLC Hamsun. FOR BALE UHiiAr.-A new upright piauo. luquireof airs W Guuton at the Famous. FOR HALE. One of tbe uuotcehi residences lu Eugene on Willamette street. Call ou T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulate.- FOR BALE A goou grain, bay and siouk farm for aals,t mile from stole, posiuUlue, school and church, 4j nines from railroad station, gouU tuildiugx, well wtiared, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown to wheut, on reasonable terms. A snap for tbe purchaser. Cau be reached from (iosben by eUge. Call on C 3 Richardson or C A Parker, 482 Jbllerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Rooms and Board. ROO.M AND BOAHD. F'urnished ' rooms and board at reasonable terms. Cail at 467 Oak strei t. Lost and Pound. FOUND. A.riug was picked up on the street. Owner can have same by paying fcr this notice. FOUND. A certifltate of eervloe in the Civil war and a copy of the mar riage certificate of Oustavas Fatzs nlok were found on tbe streets today. Inquire t this office. Miscellaneous. GET YOUR HOUSE NUMBERED. I have tbe agenoy for tbe enam eled steelplate house numbers and will take your order and put tbe number up. M O Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will mend anything in tbe house t-xoept a watcb. Leave orders at Monroe & Ray's second hand store In tbe new McClung block. FOR RENT. Good comfortable house in Springfield with good barn and outbuildings. Inquire or address Uoakd office, Eugene. we pay oabITfor LABOR. 18.00 and expenses weekly. Salary at end of each week. Expenses ad vanced. Traveling position, Ko oanvaasing. Blew Bros Co, Monon Bldg, Chicago. Notice. The Ladles of the G A R bave formed themselves Into a sewing socleiy and will do plain sewing, quilting, etc, at your borne or at our loon, tbe prooeede to go for charily purposes. Donations of clothing, scraps for qnilu, eto, w uld be tbaukfully received. Your patronage desired. Address all com munications to Mks Estklla Dimond, City. Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bM. colds, lagrlppe orbiltoUKneM there is nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled wnti prune, apple or par brandy at 76 cnia per quart, or $2.60 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se cuirly boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. M Frawcib, rift'i and Blair et.twte, Eugene, Or Mirerlur ti ran(, fitted with hot c .11 iKgiitrantwd tonitve a quick oven. hS-p them at d PL Chambers A Bro's. AN AGREEMENT AT THE LODGE "It is ruthi r 1 :ird on a wouuui to have bor buhbaud tvl bouu- at 2 i.r 3 o'clock in the uioruing," aalil lhuv klns. Hawkins is the past grand Imperial emperor and potentate of Sli ver Moon lodge No. &7. "I'll tell you what we'll do," be nt on. "Wo three chaps will agree, if you say so, when wo go home this morning it's half after 1 o'clock, now to do whatever our respective wives suf-'cert. We ought to do some thing to even things up. Whut do you say 'r" "Tho chap who fails to do exactly what his wife suggests or even hints it must buy tbe supper for the crowd," said Hawkins. "Are yon all In ou ItV" Tbe three pletljred their assent. They met one uiht less than a week later and Elliot said: "WclL Tomp kins, how did you come out?" "All right," said tho little man. ''The supper Isn't on me. It was 3 o'clock when I got borne. I was get ting along all right, and It seemed cer tain that I would get to my room on the third floor without disturbing a soul, when my foot struck a chair which somebody had carelessly left standing on tbe stairs. Tbe chair turned over and went rattling and bumping down the stairs. "'Hello,' called Mrs. Tompkins. '1 suppose tbnt Is you, Henry? " 'Yes, dear.' I said. 'It is I.' "'Well,' she said, 'It's a wonder you wouldn't break the choir all to pieces.' "I remembered our agreement, and although It was hard work I Anally got that chair broken up. The chair was hardwood and It took nie a long time to do it, but there was mighty little left when I got through." "And you, Elliott," said Hawkins sadly. "I'm all right," said the magnificent interior sentinel. "I had neatly the samd cxix'rleuce. I broke into the house without rousing auybody and was Just about to go under the wire an easy winner when I Btcppcd on Mrs. Elliott's pet Angora cat "'Thomas,' said Mrs. Elliott. " 'Yes, dear," I answered. 'I stepped on Clarence. He was sleeping here on tho stairs, and I was trying to get up to bed without disturbing you.' " 'Well.' said Mrs. Elliott, -It's a won der you wouldu't kill the poor dear.' "With our agreement In mind I took her suggestion us a command and aft er some difficulty finally got a firm hold of Clarence and of my revolver. A cat has nine lives, you know, but I finally succeeded In carrying out my wife's wishes in the matter. "Hawkins, It's up to you." The past grand Imperial emperor heaved a deep Blgb. "I've got a long story to tell," he said. "Let's put It off till we have more time." But the other men were relentless. "I don't mind confessing," he began. "'that I went home determined to stick one of you fellows for the supper. In fact, 1 may as well admit that I had mado arrangements before I left homo that evening to get In by the side door, and I was sure not a soul in the bouse would hear me. I had it all carefully planned, and It wasn't nt all my fault that It didn't work out as I figured. "I stayed down town until 4 o'clock on purpose, because I knew that peo ple sleep most soundly Just before the dawn. Before I went ill I walked nil around the house and saw that there wasn't a light burning anywhere. "I even took the trouble to look up the policeman on the beat, and he as sured ino that there hadn't been a light lit In my house since 10 o'clock. Un der tho circumstances I felt that It would be easy to get In without being caught at it. At the time I wouldn't have given you chaps a nickel for your chance of eating at my expense. "Finally I let myself in at tbe side door without making a sound that could have disturbed a mouse. Then with a pocket electric light, which I always carry with me, I lit myself through library and drawing room Into tho ball. "Then, like a wise man, I sat down on tho steps to take off my shoes-, so as to make assurance doubly sure. Just as I was pulling off the second shoe my foot slipped, and I kicked over tho other shoe which I bad set down on tho stiilrs besldo me. It went bump ing down to the bottom, striking on ev ery step with a racket which .wus frightful. " 'Who's there?' cried my ,wifo In a naturally startled voice. " 'It's only me, dear,' I answered In my most ingratiating tono. 'I'm afruid I dropped one of my shoes.' " 'Foor goodneBs' sake,' she said, 'are you Just getting home from lodgo? What time is It, anyhow? " 'It's Just about 12 o'clock, dear I answered. "Then the cuckoo clock In the library struck 4, and In order to make good I bad to sit there on those stairs and cuckoo eight times moro to make up twelve. " "Well, It's time you jvero borne, at any rate,' she said. "I started up Btalrs again, going fast now, because I thought I might as well get inside my room and close the door before anything else happened. "I was on tho next to the last step when my toe caught on a lose bit of carpet, and I fell forward, only saving myself by putting out my bands. In which I carried my shoos. Of course the shoos mado a terrible racket as they struck the stairway, and Mrs. Hawkins was roused to action once more. " 'It's a wonder,' she called, 'that yon wonldn'l fall down stairs and break your nock !' " "That sticks Hawkins!" from all. Chicago Tribune, Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times needs a powerful, drastln, purga tive pill has been exploded, for Dr King's New Life Pills, which are per fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel polmnous matter, cleanse tbe ynf-m and absolutely ctires constipation and sick headache. Only 25c at W L I)el ai.i.'s drug store. .-... fe -A' 11 DC .A. . LOVE BY TOEGRAPa "Good moi nlng. Brandon." I rcsiiond. J, Uood morning. Pan- vA." "The former operator died lust uig'it, and I have taken his place." "What Is your name?" I asked. "Ve'llo Morton. What Is yours?" A spirit of mischief prompted my re M.v. ' Harry Clayboru." Kvery day I bid my unseen ncqualnt anie "jjooii Miortilnc" and never closed up at night without a farewell message. A twinge of conscience racked me at times, and a still, small ilce whisper ed Its warning, but the temptation was too great, and It was not long before I Was sending sly mcspases to the unseen X. :iie. It was no end of fun. She told ine her history. She had run eway from home because her parents insisted upon mar rying her to a man Bhe detested, and the last word came clicking viciously from my end of the line. She would never marry him never. Well, tbe outcome of It all was that I asked the unseen Nellie to bo my wife and even described the little home that was lonesomely awaltlug her coming. I was floundering lu deep water and could but trust to a merciful Provi douce to pull nie out. My fun was be coming dead earnest. That virtue was almost exhausted when tbe well known call fell on my ear. I flew to tho Instrument. It was concise, but not very complimentary. "Rather than marry that brpto I will risk It" I was In for It now. I, Delia Browne, was eugaged to be married to a young lady I had never seen. This was forc ing tbe question of woman's rights. I carried the fun on for over throe months, and every day It grew less funny until I began to bromi over tho predicament Into which I had led my feet The time was rapidly approach lug when 1 would bave to claim my bride. At last I could hour It no longer, and one day, Just three weeks before I was to travel to Danwood and claim my bride, I got Into the train with alto gether another motive. It was to kiss and make up after I bnd bogged bcr with tears to forgive me, etc. I found tho telegraph office. It was occupied by n young man reading a pa per. I looked at him without speaking, and he returned the compliment In kind. "I wish to see Miss Nellie Merton," I said, and as he did not speak I went on to explain: "I nm the operator nt Bran don and desire to sec her on Important business. A moment's delay means" "So you are the operator at Brandon and wish to sec Miss Merton. I am sor ry to disappoint you; but, you sec, Miss Morton is at home at the present time, while I take her place. Tho fact Is sho Is going to be married and Is preparing for the great event Sho cannot be seen personally, but If you will Intrust the message to mo I will deliver It Im mediately If you will take my placo while I run around to the bouse." "I must see her," I Bald excitedly. "But you cannot." he said coolly. "I bnvo orders not to let any one know her whereabouts for a day or two until those preparations are well under way." "Don't say another word. You will Bet mo wild. If you won't toll mo where to find her," I went on In des peration, "will you plonse tell her this? I have been n wicked girl, and and there Ib no such person as Harry Clay born. It Btarted In fun, and and please let mo go to her. She will un derstand mo bo mucft better than you can explain It." "No such person ns Harry Clayborn! My dear young lady, I must beg leave to differ with you. That Is the name of the young gentleman who In three short weeks Is to marry Miss Merton. Surely he is not dead?" be added in consternation. "Oh, will you not understand! It was all n Joke at first. I thought it would be great fun, and so 1 well, I am Har ry C'laylMirn, and after a time wo be came engaged all in fun too. I tried to stop, but was so wicked I could not, and now poor Nelllo will break her heart. And and" Hero I broke down and began to cry In a miserable way. Unlike most men. my compunlon was not In the leaKt dis concerted at the sight of my tears, but simply laughed loud nnd long. Presently the laughter coaaed. Then I. heard uneasy movements In tho chair occupied by my companion. Thou bi got up and paced about restlessly. Pretty soon a gentle touch fell upon my arm, and his voice, very kind, stild: "Nellie Is here to receive your con fession nnd forgiveness." I dried my eyes and looked up, but saw no one but tbe tall, handsome young man, who was looking at me Very earnestly. "Where Is she?" I asked, ready to cry again. "Here," be said, holding out his bund Instinctively I put mine Into it, and it closed over It firmly. "I also have a confession to mnko," he sold earnestly. "I thought you were another young fellow like myself, ami, wishing to relieve the tedium of these long, monotonous days, struck up a flirtation. In short." he ended abrupt ly, "I am Nellie Morton and you are Harry flnyhnrn. Come, dry your ryesi, Harry. Your Nellie Is not heartbroken at the turn of affairs." A year later ho appeared In my office. "Yon asked me to marry you, and I consented. I have come today to ak. Will you come, or shall I enter an ac tion for breach of promise?" What could I say or do? Newly Famished Lodging House. New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from the main bu-lneoe street, and but a little more than two blocks from tbe pniUiflloe. A very quiet locality. Outslrte rooms at rear corners awsy from hall, splendid for day sleeping. Windows of the room under pm. Jotlng rtKif, cutting off muoh of ' lie light. Lodging with or without board as deslri-d. Come and are the rooms and I will guarautee that you will he satla. (ltd, Howe. mlMm A Strone Woman fill fined year after year. With the aid of Vslne of Cardul a woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy good health. The health that Wine of Cardul brlnss makesawoman vhjorousin body and mind, freed from those terrible devastating pains a woman grows well and strong naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates tne disordered menstruation and cures leucorrhoca, falling of the womb and periodical pains in the head and back caused by standing or sitting a long time In the same position. Thedford's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and blood in proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance ii the natural result. Most cases are cured quickly. All druggist sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black-Draught. For urMc and tllrratnra, addi-Mi. f1in( TT SOUTH AMI) EAfcT VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave Kukuo for Portland and way aUtioiiHut 8;Mrimi; lillijun. lv .'i.rtlnihl lv Kiittviie Ar Artiiliiml Ar Hcnitai'i t Ar Han h raiu i Ar Oy.U)n Ar lH'uver Ar Kiiututa City Ar Chicago Ar Los AnKoles Ar El l'fiso Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar lluustun Ar New Orlean.s Ar WaHhinKton Ar New York 7:00 a m l:0O p it (i::i(l a u ihCt a tu 4:00 a m 6:2A p a. ti:42 a u 12:13 p u l'ulimau and Tourint cars ou both traius. Chair can Sacra mento to Oden and Kl l'aso, at d ourint cars to Chicago, is i Louis, Now Orloaus uu l Wjwdiititrtou. ConuDotiuK at San Fran cihco with miv tral ntcnuislnj! lines fur Hm.ululii, .Jupuu. China, riiiilipiurn, 'Jem ml aud South America. Hie Mr L Q Adair,- a:tmt at(l-.iiieiiu or aililros K. U. MILLER, U V A Portland Or S Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul aud return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 Uuflalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For parttoulnrs apt ly to U. II. AHOTT. Agent 11(1 Third btrest E. J. COYI.K. 1 Portlaad, Or, Asat Uou Pass Agt Vaninv.r H, ft 1 1 'iff' .' Vmif :..t,,.t..in ! mille titli- -lTONI- iJMITKIV .:: of .- "CHI 'A CO, M WAlKEK A ST PAI L I I I-.OA '"l ie tndy peift-ct trtiii in Vl" w r !." YuU will hud it de-ir..l t rn!" n Trains whm joints' tn any 1 "hit hi E an tern HUtt-M or Canada. "liny ch with all Transeoiitlm mal Tn ina and ticket A Rent sell ticket For further information, patiiphKta, tic, ask any Ticket Ant ot C .r.KDDY. J. W. CASKY Trav l'aftrj Aent. 1'ort'and. Ore. Corvaliis & Eastern RAILKOA ! 1. Tl.ni! iJAitl' No, 2 tori Ya'piii a Train let Alhaay 1".VI I' M lit, t 111. l:l 1 M Arrives Ya.iiiaa OM.'j 1' .l No. luitetarDlntr Tf-aves Ya'inlnb 7;()0 A .! Leaves (Virvsllia 1 1 .'Ml AM Arrives AlliMiy f 12:16 I' M So. 3 f or' Ditn.lt Isarss Albany 7.00 A M ArrivMi IMn.it Vl U V M No, 4 fioro Dftrnit I.I...T.-S IMolt IL'M.'i I'M AM .,T r,:il l M 1 rait.. I sti'l I fif A In A II any In tints to CDIISct lh il" SI O'.ull) Ih'HII'I tra.fi, s-w.tl a itivuiK two r t Imho. ii AII.Hiiy Iwfors ( .ciitiirr ol .S I' N.ir'li l imml tr.. u lor 1'ort- ll.llil Train N..5r.,n ,l. ltl llm H T'w,.t.l,', Irsin si (' rvi lli. I T' .-ini f.-r lnd.ii)fl.nr. McMiiinv :ilu ami ..11 ; - ii, t. I,, rth to Portland 1 : t I.N STdNK, ManaKur I't I 'l It ., ..t Ail.liy uu a ui p u ui l:lf a m V2.M a m 1'J Os u iu n MM j m 4:2."i it u (too 7.1i p in .N:Ui u ii' ft a n Vt J.'t a in !:l) U Ui 1'-' n 7:-." a in "; . u 7:45 a n; I'.O a a 1-20 i ui fiKK p lu 0::i0 u m D:f5 a ui 4:W a m p in 0:1.! a lu 12:43 p m -ew louACitv Intra Altar IK lOTMi llf wife was ink fur t iro vcara. tried vyrytluntr without ivlir and ftpent maen, montiy. ily wtfrt uicil Wim, of Canlui and foor bottles evrd bar. tSUetook, two mors bolUca, knowunir h would bar to work hard daring; the hay narvast. pne tu-tu1ot to all br house hold dai aud loaded aud uu loaded sJi the hay. Tlili medicine Kiva bur strength. For merly the tea- wi-ttk ii ud tflvd and could hardly get about, but sinco hlio has bt-eu taking Wine of Cnrdut aho foc!t better and stronger thru, whan 20 years of age. JOS. A. Eiak'HAJ-'ivH. Mrs. Elicnhafcr had tried everything durln her three years ilckncii and had spent coiulJ crable money. She was weak and could hardly jet about for three years before she took WIHEorCARDlJI Now, after taking (he Wine of Card u I, she can work with her husband In the hay field. That Is hard work, but It Is not a injurious to a woman's health as labor in stores, factories and offices where thousands of flirts are closely ton V ijntptomi, "Th I illtV AdHory TICKLUJTOiULL POINTS EAST VIA blrnitu and Quickest Lina ST. PAUL, DUlUTfi, Mlhn'EAPULIS, CHICAGO Auinll poluts.'Kast. through Palao. a.d T.urlst Sl..,.ra. Olnlng as. u.t smokln, llbrsr, Cars. DAILY TKA1NS. VaSTTIMB HKKVlcKANli SCKNKKY UNKyUALB . I! Iwr" !'"'"'" Klwt T, Portland and the UlthATlsokl'illiltN HY.,onsal. at South. rn l'aillin J Mint 'ticket Oti-ce, Kugsne. U 11 HAT NOKTHKUN Ticket (jlfio. 122 TRIRD STREET "OHTLAND, ar Hates. VoWers anrl full lnfoiffiation satllnn EasUrTrip, call on or address. J )1 VHAU,N- H- l'I0K80N, licltot l'as At. City Ticket Auent l'.'i Third Strwt, Portland, A li O. DhNNISTON, O. W. r. A. HVi First Avenue, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Han Francisco and Loa An irelos, via Surf ( and .Santa liarbara, will begin on Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throngn Tralna Daily. 'The Coast Line Limited leaving , each terminal eaily In the morning equlp ped wi'h elejcant eafe aud parlor oars, will make daylight triie through the most picturesque, varied and enter taining, soenes on tli. continent. Inquire of agent, of the Southern Pacific. .OREGON and mim Pacific TSe east The O.IR. A N C Give the CholceCof rtimE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA IHE CRECON SHORT LINt TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN Ry. TO Snokine Mlnneapolf a St. Paul and Chicago. l.laan tiieatiicrs It-nv. 1'ortlaud every 6 Uiiys for SAN FRANCISCO. h.iip ii l' n ami dally for (II V 1 1 -iKiiipltrand t'l.ll. mt la Hirer Points. Vi i thly Ski nurs to C'blnaaiid Japi h.-r mil iiiKwuiatlnn call ou or It)' uior i hi. t O. H. A N. Ticket Agent r addreis, A. L, CRAIO. Oiii'l 1'aseenger Agent, rorlland, Or,