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Newspaper Page TextThe - u ave Ahvnys Dong.it, and whieb lias been.' , use fur over JO years, lion borno the, nature of nml hM boen nia!" iHirtor bis ier- C&lrf I"""1 "P"' o its infancy. All Couiit.;ili'its, Imitatioisn anl "Just-as-sood" are but Experiments thnt trlfte Avith and cntlnnger the health of liUiiuts aid CbUdieu KxperU uce nttain.st Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a bnrmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nml Soothing; Syrups. It Is l'leosiiut. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its nijo is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays FoveriKliuess. It cures Diarrhoaa and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething: Troubles, eures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tlie Food, regulates tho Stomach and JJowols, giving healthy mid natural sleep. The Children's I'uuaeea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA Boars the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. 1 TT u.Y PHKET. i PROPRIETORS A fair Bhare of the public pat ronage solicited, To the Farm era we will ray the highest market price for fat cattle, hogs lid sheep. Hhop on Wlli imette St, Eugene, OregOD. Orders promptly delivered. W Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having; a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought In the beat markets, I can offer the public better CASH Price than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE JLINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Btam Imocu us. ... c" i except Sunday at 6 a m Betnming stage leaves Florence ""geae daily except Sundays at tnA "uaj's it 9 an. jWtm lu Eugene nt 1pm the day ti" trip.::::. $ l.'.'0' Mle at i. BanVMlveVy slaM, SgJ" al Hurd & Davenport's o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. B'lence-Fairmonnt, Oregon. j.Merted from sinvle to double entry. AdSS." "T ia doubl "w- rlSi",0' "Wcate and Involved acooun Unairies and orders addressed as above . prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, w 'jni of life. Endowment and Cold Bond ""'lu fumiintd by w- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Aid Eugene.. NSEGAR Propr letor. Strictly first-das.. HH.., ", $1 toS2 per day. :'ln for Commercial Men. Groceries IM rLu, W AJ Li R.i M l3 ALWAYS TrCT. MCW VO OIT BUSINESS CArD8 ATTOXNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILHAM8, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. 31nce Over Lane County Bank, ( BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Omie Over First National Bank. EnoKME, Orzoon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Office One hall block south ol Chrisman B 1 Eooimi, OazaoH, J1 K SKIPWORTH. 4.TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Eoolnb Obiqon. HXIJCDS W THOltPSON - OHAS I HARD! rjlHOMPSON 4 HAEDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Uflice In First National Bank Building. Practice fn all the courts. Edoini, Oeiooii. M TEA VIS, J Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, . Eugene, Oregon. G 0, B DORKIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second J udiclal District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Otbue tirst National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John SI Edmunson Leon R. Edmunson, EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttomeys-At Law. Practice Ic all the courts. Collections a speci alty, umce uver ijoan a aaviugs ianic. EUGENE, OREGON. 0UI8 E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan k Savin? bank buildinR. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. pAINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan k Saving Bank Buildlntr. Special attention to surgery and surgical dl arcs or women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. vVatoues and Clocks' Repaired. Kuolil Obsoov I) K U B1DULE, CT DENTIST, Office -On Olive stroet. ibetween Fiftih scd Sith street 034 block .t of Minnessota hotel H ERLEKT LEIUU ASS A YE U AND METALLURGIST EooElfl Obioox Best equipped Away Tlmratory in the State Prompt and reliable return, guaranteed. Working tta nxli on ore samplf of one te fifty pounds to determine the most sntablf method of treatment. rjMlB i'ACll'lC MUTUAL LIKE. Very I.att LIFE AND ACCIDENT rOLICIE?. A L bert J. Caiok, Gen. Agt., J. M. William-., rortland, Ore. Iax Agent, E ene THE AFFAIR OF BUNKER, THE BOOKKEEPER Th? boy in the broker's office al ways had made a butt of Bunker. Hunker was tho bookkeeper, taciturn and rather solemn looking at all tunes. The boys culled Mm the old man." Hunker was forty, and "the boys" were twenty-one or thereabouts. All sorts of Jukes were played on old Bunker, but he never allowed the slightest sign of resentment. If any of the shafts of weak witticisms which were burled at him day In and day out pricked, there was no wincing. The cubs finally came to the conclusion that Bunker was dense physically and mentally. How this may have been nobody perhaps but Bunker himself knew deUnitely, but he was a good bookkeeper, and that was as far as the real old man of the office cured to Inquire. The office was on the twelfth floor, and Its windows looked out ore the roof of a low building and stared Into the twelfth story windows of a big building Just beyond. Teddy Long, tho office masher, had a desk nt ono win dow. Teddy frequently was more oc cupied with the office behind the win dows In the twelfth story of the build ing beyond than he was with the busi ness In his own office. It was a law flrni that held the premises opposite, and the lawyers were known to tho boys lu the broker's office for the fre quency with which they changed their typewriting staff. About once a month a new face, and always a pretty one, would appear In front of the machine back of the legal windows. One morn ing Teddy Long cast his eyes acroBS the way, and there he saw a new face behind the big window pane. As he told the other boys a few minutes aft er, this new face had all the others that had gone before "beat to death." "She's a daisy, fellows," Bald Teddy. "When you get a" chance, go to the wludow and shy a look over there. She's got blnck hair, snapping eyca, red cheeks and a daisy figure." All at once the charmer looked up and smiled, showing a set of even white teeth In a framework of scnrlet. Teddy smiled back and nodded almost imperceptibly. There was a very de cided bow In return, and Teddy went soaring. Instantly, however, the young woman turned again to her machine. and her white fingers went flying nim bly over the keys. Though she might be a bit given to flirting, the young wo man apparently did not menu that the little weakness should divert her mind too long from her work. Teddy half wheeled his chair around. the pleasurable little excitement still glowing within him. There at the next window stood old Bunker, the book keeper, with 0 face as red as a peony and Btnndlng first on one foot and then on the other. "Crent Scott!" Bald Teddy to himself. "The old man had his eyes on the charmer and thought she me;.nt that emllo for him! Ho looks as though he were going to faint. That smile for him! Why, the poor old geezer, he's addle pated! I'll put tho boys next" So Teddy told the boys of how tho girl had smiled on him and how the old man thought the Binllo was Intended for htm and had blushed like a girl and fiddled with his fingers. "We'll have some fun with tho old guy, fellows. I'm going to get an Introduction to the girl over the way, nnd I'll tell her all about Bunker and how if a woman speaks to him he has a fit, and she can just lead him on a bit, and we'll hnvo all sorts of fun here with the doings." The next day there was another sweet smile from the typewriter, and Teddy responded In kind. Curiously enough, old Hunker was at the other window ngaln, nnd when that smile came across the areaway he blushed like Are and cast a furtive glance at Teddy. Teddy Baw It. "We've got him going," he said to himself. "The old fellow's hit sure. I hope he doesn't die of apoplexy before he makes out the pay roll. He looks as though be wero going to choke." So It went on for weeks. Teddy met the charmer occnnlonally and sent her Into ecstasies of laughter over tho ac counta of the fun they were having with old Bunker. "Why, when you Bmlle," he said to her, "the old man goes up Into tho nineteenth heaven. I'm glad you smil ed over at me that morning, for office work now Is as good as a show." One morning Hunker showed up with red carnation In his buttonhole. When Teddy looked through the win dow, he saw that there was a bunch of the same kind of flowers pinned to the waist of the neighbor over the way. After Bunker had received his morn ing smile Teddy spread the nevta of the flowers. "The old man's got 'em bad," be Bald. Bunker went on his vacation, and the smiling face was also missing from the window In the lawyer's office. The Wednesday morning following Bun ker's departure every man In the office found a square envelope on bis desk which when opened contained an an nouncement rending like this: Ur. tnd Mrs. Jcl Halbert loooune. the mir riire of tMr daughter Miry to Mr. HiMiry Hunker Monday, Oct. 7, at 6L CbrrsostODi's church. One envelope contained a second In cisure. It wan that which was ad dressed to Teddy Long. Teddy read the marriage announcement with star ing eyes and, then, picking up the in closnre, read this neatly typewritten communication: Mr. Busker sad I htr. known each other for five years. We wct rtifacrd for flr. months bt for I went to work fit the lawyer's office. I rsn't roncetre how anrtdy emild be surh a fool to try to grab off s rmlle that waan't Intended Ijr turn. Masr HaLsiav Busun,- Chicago Itecord-lierald. Notice. The Ladles of the Q A R have formed tliernselvea Into a sewing society and will do plain sewing, quilting, etc, at your home or at onr room, the prooeeds to go for charily purposes. Donations of clothing', scraps for qnllta, eto, wuldbe thankfully received. Your patronage desired. Address all 00 m muulcmtiODS to Mas Eatklla Dimond, City. DEPTH OF A RAINFALL. rie Method br Wfctcli It Is Accural.. IT Mestaared. Probably one question that has pus sled the lay mind Is how the depth of a rainfall may b accurately determined. The way it la done Is this: A funnel whose larger aperture rep resents a surface of 100 square Inches is placed In a position where It may catch the direct fall of the rain, with the rim of the funnel extending per haps an Inch or more beyond the plat form to which It may be fixed. This Is for the purpose of preventing any rain from being washed Into the funnel nri 1nepMialii th. tni. full Vmh. .1.1. " funnel the water runs to a tube which bears an exact and carefully deterniin- ed ratio to the area of the fuunel'a mouth, say one-tenth. If, therefore, the tube shows water to the depth of an inch, It Is clear that one tenth of an Inch of rain has fallen. The tube Is provided with a carefully grad uated scale so that the fall may be readily seen. Three Inches of rain would show a depth of SO Inches In a tnbe one-tenth tho size of the receiving aperture, nnd the decimals of an Inch could be quickly noted by observing the scale. If placed on the roof of a building, the apparatus should be kept away from the edgea to prevent any peculiar slant of the wind carrying Into tho fun nel a larger proportion of rain than would fail Into It under normal condl Hons. The larger tho aperture of the receiving funnel is made the more ac curate will bo the results obtained. A curious fact that hns been noted In connection with rainfalls Is that gauges placed on roofs usually gather leas wa ter than those placed on tho gronnd. This Is accounted for on the theory that the rain In falling absorbs some of the moisture of the air, and the greater dls tance It falls the larger will be the bulk of the Individual drops. New iork Herald. THE DEER'S HORNS. They rresent all the Pkeaoaiess ol AnlmRl amd Vegetable) Growth. Why and how Is the deer so peculiar ly unlike any other of the bovine race, the horn differing so materially from all the horned cattle in its composition, growth, maturity and decline? It pre sents all the phenomena of animal and vegetable growth. It sprouts from tho brain without any prolongation of the frontal bone. It rises and breaks through the sinews and takes root on the bone, growing the same as a vege table. It Is nourished by and secretes albumen upon the surface and disposes of the fibrlne the same as an animal. It la clothed with a skin and hairy coat very different from that on the rest of the body. This covering and hair possess a property unknown In other animal bodies that of being a styptic to stanch its own blood when wounded. It carries marks of the ago on tho buck by putting out an extra branch each year, which showB an ad ditional power each year to produce them. And this power does not exist In the female. So this difference is more distinctly marked than in any other class of animals. Again, tho born possesses properties unknown In any other animal matter. It Is entirely In odorous, capable of resisting putrefac tion and almost Impervious to the ef fects of the atmosphere. . And still water at 300 degrees F. will dissolve theso boms readily, even though they are not soluble in alcohol and resist the action of adds and alka lies. It Is the only vegeto animal sub stance that we know of thnt does not perpetuate Itself by procreation. The male and the female are sustain ed by the same nutrition and elements, and the male only produces horns. This phenomenon Is quite as much of a curi osity as the absence of the horn In the back after shedding. The Dramatis In Mfe. The nndylng Interest which is taken In the theater Is explained by the very profound line with which Shakespeare began a very silly speech. "AH the world's a stage." People as a rule take no Interest in anything that Is not dramatically (or, as in the caae of poli tics, melodramatically) formulated. Any creed to be popular must be dra matically stated. Therefore the gos pels are preferred to the epistles. Esop's fables are remembered because they are the truth about things stated dramatically and morally. IT. G. Ber nard Shaw. An Armleae Wonder. Bulwer in bis "Artificial Change line" makes mention of one John Sim ons, a nntlvo of Berkshire, England, 1 born without arms or hands, who could write with bis mouth, thread a needle, tie a knot, shuffle, cut and deal a pack of cards, etc This wonderful person age was exhibited In London in 1058. Qolte a Relief. Husband What do you do wben yon hit your thumb with a hammer? You tan't swear. Wife No; but I con think with all my might and main what a perfectly horrid, mean, inconsiderate, selfish brute yon are not to drive the nails yourselt New York Weekly. A Girl's Good Reelpe. There was a modicum of svnso In tbn response to a request made by a young lady as to what would keep her bands white and soft, "Soak your bands three times dally In dishwater while mother rests on the sofa." Boston Transcript, The water boundaries of France ore u follows: Mediterranean sea coast, BOS miles; North sea, strait of Dover tnd English channel, C72 miles; At lantic ocean, t&J miles. Don't neglect yourself to do work for others that Is ineffective and only t, bother to them. Atchison Globe. Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body some times needs a powerful, drastic, purga tive I'll! he been exploded, lor Dr King's New Life Pills, which are per fectly harmlM. gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous uin'ter, clanw the eytm and abanlulely riir constipation and sick heariarh". Only 25oetWL Del Mio's drug Unrr. (Marsur Its Hi.il 1W Hn I'nv CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Notices under this head not to siceed five tnea, to cents per week; II 60 a month: tlx per year. Help Wanted. WANTED. Appieutloe girl wauled, Buckner A Cleveuger. GIKL WANTED. Cooking and gen eral housework. Apply to Profetwor Lachmau's, No 374 East Eleventh street. VAN1"ED. Firat-olass duilug room girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at ouon. Apply at onoe. W ANTED. Intelligent youug meu from 17 to 19 years of age, having eominno school eduOHtloti, to learn mechanical trades. Kor full Informs. Hon apply or write to Unlou Iron Works, 222 Market etreel, Ban Fran Cisco. WANTED. Several perwiua of char acter and good reputation in each state (one lu this county required) to epreeent and advertise old establish ed wealthy bustutws houne o. solid fluauolB.1 standing, tjalnry 118.00 weekly with expenses aditioual, all payable lu cash each Wednesday direct from bead offices. Horte and carriage furnished, when neoeesary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 80S Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. COW FOR MA1,E.-Fresh milk cow for sale. A fine bull, head of the herd, 8 D McGuire, north sad of Madison afreet. FOR BALE 76 acres of flrateolaaa farming land one mil east of Urea well. Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Address H B MoRaa, Cottage Grove, Or. FOR 8ALE-A good grain, hay and stock farm for sale.i mile from more, postoflioe, sobool and ohurob, 4J miles from railroad station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 aores plowed and part sown to wheat, oo reasonable terms. A snap for tbe purchaser. Can be reaohed from Goshen by stage. Call on 0 8 Rlohardson or U A Parker, 482 Jeflerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. FOR BALE CHEAP.-A new upright piano. Inquire of Mrs W Gun ton at tbe Famous. FOR HALE. One of tbe choicest resldenoes lu Eugeneon Willamette street. Call on T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR BALE.--A good glass show esse. Enquire at Martin Miller's shoe ehop, 16 West Eighth struet, uext to the postoOloe. For Rent. FOR RENT. Good comfortable house in Springfield with good bara and outbuildings. Inquire or address Guakd office, Eugene. HOUBE FOR RENT. A dwellllng bouse for rent on North Poarl street Enquire at residence of I L Camp bell. 'lO LET. Store room between 7ib and 9tb streets for rent. Inquire a' Quabi) office. Rooms and Board. BOOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terme Call at 487 Oak street. Miscellaneous. GET YOUR HOUBE NUMBERED. I have the agency for the enam eled steelplate boute numbers nnd ; will take your order and put ti e Dumber up. M 0 Van Tyne, rooni 2 ' over McClung's store i GENERAL REPAIRING. - F A ; Bliss will mend anything In He;, house except a watch. Leave or b n i at Monroe tfc Ray's second bai d store Id tbe Dew McClung block. ; A Deep Mystery. j Ills a mysiery why women encltr-t-1 backache, headache, nervousut-', sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting at d dizzy spells when thousands bkvu proved that Eleotrlc Bitters will qu'd ' ly cure suoh troubles. "I suffered fi.ri years with kidney trouble" writes 5iiv Pbebe Cherley, or Peterson, la, "and a lame back pained me so I could m 1 1 dress myself, but Electrlo liiueis ! wholly cured me. and, although 7:1 ! years old, I now am able to do all tut housework." Il overcounts constipa tion, Improves appetite, gives ported health. On y 50oat W L Delano's drug store. Newly Furnished Lodging House. New beds Id newly painted ana Kpered rooms at the Courthiiusr Mlglng House. Only one block a little more than two blocks from the postoffloe. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms al rear corners awsy from ball, splendid for day slerplDu. Windows of three rooms under Dro Jevtlng roc f, cutting ofl much of Hie llg"t- LodiilDi with or without board a desired. Come and are the rooms ant' I will guarantee that yon will be atl fletl. Ed Howe. Don't Be Deceived With 5 or 70 tr cent whlakles i r hrandira and think It better thr" Francis' puts double dialllled 1( 0 rro ' brandies. l"t have thm tested fr ftiarg-at rinli and Hlnir K.tei-. Ktsgcue, Oregon. i si r iumuu. 1 attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and motherhood. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. . . Ilollywood, American, and H.o favorably impressed me. th.t on my v ait to 1 a t mom Wk inTnrrr relieved. To ute her own words, "It fttr adir Bad llUratniw, tddran, rWIni i)fnu,.jiiV' Tin Ctuttuwooft. iudlcl SOUTHAND EASI fl. .il n. r ri doiunern racmcuo SHASTA ROUTE Traina leave Kuarene for Portland and way stations at 8:00a mt 1:42 p oi. Iv l-ortland : I a m 8:30 p m Iv Enirene inn p m 1:10 a m Ar Ashland 12:30 a la 12:08 a m Ar Hacramento fiKXI p aa 4:25 a m Ar San Frenoiaco 7H6 p m 8:16 a m Ar Ogden 5:45 a it a m Ar Denver 9:00 a m V0 . to Ar Kansas City 7:25 a lu 7;2n a m Ar CutcaKo 7:45 am . UJO a oj Ar Loe Angelee 1:20 p m 7410 a m Ar El Tmo 6:00 p m SI .00 p m Ar Fort Worth Ham 6:30 a m Ar t'lty of Mexico 9:55 am 9:55 a m Ar Houston 4.00 a in 4:00 a m Ar New Orleama 6:2) p m 6:25 p m h t Waalilngton 6:42 a m 6:42 a n Ar New York 12:43 p m 12:43 p a Pullman and Tourist oars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to lgden and Kl Paso, ard otirist cars to Chicago, St Louts, New Orleans and WaMbinntoQ, . Connecting at San Fran clt,oo with several steamship linos for Honolulu, Jnaii. China, PhlUipitibs, Central and South Anierioa. u Mr L J Adair, agent atiKuKene -r adiiroH It. B. MII.I.KIt, Ol'A Portland O. 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. I'or particulars tp.ly to H. H, AHOTT, Agent B6 Third Street . J. COYLE. 1 Portland, Or, Aast Uen Pass Agt Vanoouver B. O. Your attention Is nalli,d to thit TTrVW RUB. ' (MITRI)" trains ef the "CHICAOO, MIL- tAUKKK ft ST PAUL KAIIJtOAD. " he onlv nerfant trajn. In th. wnrlH " Ton will 6nd It desirable to rldson this ''Veins when going to any point ia th Eastern States or Canada. They couneo wito an i ransoontinental Trams and all M.'kst Asanta sell tfoketa. Kor further information, pamphleta, eto, C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CASEY Trav Pass Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tine UA.HU Nt 2 for) Yaqulna Train leaves Albany 12:50 P M leaves Corvallis 1 :.'o P M .rrivee Yaonlna 6:45 PM No. luKettirDltur Leavee Yssiulm. 7:00' A M Leaves Corvallia 1 1 :S0 A M Arrives Alhany p w rto. I for'Detmll Learee Albany 70 A M Arrives iJelmit 12:15 j j So. 4 fiora Detroit Leavee Detroit 12.45 P M Leavee Albany... 5:40 PM Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time to connect with the H anith bound train, as well as giving two or hree h.nira In Albany h-fora leparture ol S P North bound train for Port land. 'I raia No 1 connects with the S P west aide train at Oirvellla (,'r.iwlnit for Independence McMinnville and all poinU north te Portland EDWIN STONE, Manager JTf'PNKK Atraat Albany ru--"i n,'r't-r- K'"r,yJ".iai,,frt, nlrectionn, unci km irroHtlv 11 g - - - Start Girls Rightl Many beautiful girls become invalids for Ufa, because st th crucial period of puberty they pay o attention to the laws of health. Mothers should protect their daughters' health by Jlv.. Ing them atresisry Informstloa and proper treatment. When the meuei come on s J'rl unaware. In her Incxpulenc she b either frightened Into convulsions, or scared into try. Ing to check the (low. Many girls have checked the flow and It ha. never started again. And as t result they have grown pale-faced, with "crow-tradu" on their cheeks, tnd dark half, moons under their eyes. A dose of WINEor2RDUl taken every morning after t girl Is twelve years old will bring the men.es on properly tnd keep them regular. It will h.u h.. j..,.i- i.i. Aabnrv Tart, V. J . Febrntrv ft loon savod my life." J. WKttLUY 0KOS8. iidicint Cuuipnjr, Ch.iuuwuga, Tau. ,TCKETSTOlllLLiP0INTS EAST I VIA Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH. MINNEAPOLIS. CHICA60 An all points East, Threuih Pelaee aad tourist lleepora. Dining aad Buft.t Smoking Llbrar, Cere. DAILY TRAINS. FASTTIME. BKKVIOKa ND SCENKKY TJNKO.UAIB Tickets to.uolnts East vli Portland and the GREAT NOKTli EKN BY., on sale at South rn l'acilio Depot Ticket Otroe, Eugene, or GltKAT NOimiEKN Ticket 6uW 122 TRIRD STREET "ORTLANH, " Kor liatca. Koldere and full Information eading EaatirTrip, caU on or address. JW niALON. H. DICKSON, Ticket P us. Att. OltyTlcket Acent 121 Third Street, Portland, Ail 0. DLNNIHTON, G. W.P. A. U12 Pitst Aveuuo, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The bneratlon of through trains be tween Han Francisco and Los An geles, via Surf and Balita Barbara, will begin on Sunday, March 31, 1901 . ..;.ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througn Trains Dally. Ths Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal eaily in the morning equip ped wl'h eleuant cafe and parlor cars, will make daylight triie through the most picturesque, varied and enter taining, toaoee on the continent. Inquire of agents of the iouthern 'acific. Oregon AMD T8E EAST The Os'R. N . Gives the Cholosi of DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN M. TO Snokane. Mlnneapolt a1 St. Paul: and Chicago. Ocean Hteainers leave Portland every o Days rur SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll. lametteand Colunit la River Points. Monthly Htrsniers to China and Japan For full Information call ni, nr d. drees nearest O. It, dt N. Tloket Agent' or address, A. L, CRAia. Geii'l Ptsfinger A "en'. i. Portland," JI7" ". n ner