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Newspaper Page Textrft! llillS : Oft ill I AcecUoPrepsrationrorAs- rrt the Stoicailes andDowels of Pro' i' ' cst' Mi.Chocrruf- Onuiin.Moiplun;. nor MuicraL xotN.uicoiic. Jlx.SmMt 1 .bat- ' I riieuMSids ( JC"V rlavw: pnfpcl Remedy forConslipa il. ',i , Sour Slomach, Diarrhoea and Los s OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signnlure or NEW YOUKL Tor Infants and Children. iTha Kind You Kavp Always Bought Bears the j Signature 1 r, ,tv (jr Jim In Use For Over Thirty Years tXACTCOPyOf VRAPPER. (j jJ - " THl CINT1UR :OMP.N NCI fORIt CITV. ?fFMTU II I l MTKIUS & MILLER PROPRIETORS A (air share o the publlo pat ronage solicited. To the Farm-en-we wilt pay the highest rosrget price for fat cattle, hogs iod shfep. Bhop on Wlll imette Bt, EugeDe, OregoD. Orders promptly delivered. Viil Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a large and complete stuck ol Staple and Kancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I can olfer the piblic better CASH Prictd than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE BUSINESS CAFDS OLD FAMILIES OF VENICE. Their Fortnaei Are Dlaelpated tad Tlielr rilufi gold. Very f,w of the fine old palaces of Venice belong to the dosceudauuj of the f. until. s who built nnd originally occu pied thoiu. Very little of the enormous wealth for which Venice was celebrat ed lu the fifteenth century remains. The uiwt of It hits beeu dissipated ty ti.e ih': ci-uduuts of the uieu who made It. the Mime as In England. France and ..or countries. The rich n'en of Von- e tluy are an entirely new class of euple, whose names do not appenr In he tloldon Book, which contained a st of the patrician families In Venice ho were Invited to festivities at the palace. This look was Instituted In IS and thenceforth until the Aus trian occupation was the Index and tnudard of nobility by which all claims to precedence were decided. Occasionally the grand council, by a vote, rewarded the gallantry or public services of some citizen of humble birth by directing that his name be In scribed niton Its pncs. Noue but those whose names were In the Uolden Book could use the golden stairs when they entered a doge's palace, and when this right was conferred it was equivalent to an order of nobility In another coun try. There is one notable exception to the decay of the ancient families, and he is Count Grlinnnl, who traces his lineage back to one of the most fa mous of the doges, whose portrait painted by Titian, hangs In the council chamber of the doge's palace. The Griinanl palace Is on the Grand canal, near the Itlalto bridge, and is cele brated for Us finely sculptured capi tals. Many of the rich men In Venice to- ilny are Jews. They practically control the banking business nnd mauufaetur- lng. They own the fine houses of his torical Interest and the best paying es tates on the mainland In the neigh borhood. The present wealth of Venice is Invested not so much hi real estate in banking, manufacturing, flour mills, elevators, gas companies, cotton mills, the manufacture of glass and In steamships upon the Adriatic Chicago Herald. ETS NATURE GIVES tVMPTOMS THAT SHOULD WARN MEN OF COMING SICKNESS. ATTO KN KYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Juice Over Lane County B&uu. BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW -Over First National Dank. Euqkhk, Orioon, A. C WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrismaa B Euoknk, OmaoH, N H SKIFWORTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. EUOENB OllEQON. HKLUUB W THOMPSON OHAB A HAKOl rj-IHOMPSON 4 HAKDY, ATTORNEYS A INLAW. Otlice In First National Bank Building. 1 ruotice in all the courts, Kuqsnb, OllHOON. L 11 Tit A VIS, -At Law. Attorney- -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. MARRIAGE IN ARABIA. The Wedding- Proceialon an Elabo rate and Nol,y Affair. A ninrriago procession among the Arabs is a very elaborate affair. The. camel which hears the bride Is deco rated with bright henna dye on his neck and shoulders, while there are verses from the Koran Inscribed on the hangings. His uncouth legs aro often swathed with bright cloths, his head bedecked with plumes and small mir rors, while his back Is resplendent with bright colored hits of tinsel, which glisten against a putchwork of many hued cloths. A hood or cage conceals the bride, and no doubt adds to tho discomfort of the cramped ride on the beast. Thero are attendants, and last of all the musicians, chiefly drummers, who attract the crowds by their Incessant pounding on small but high keyed instruments. If the Journey to the groom's home is a short one, It Is lengthened by stops at frequent Intervals, and all tho while the lover must not show any eagerness to welcomo her, no matter -what his feelings may be. The Arab may be a fectionate, but he cannot with dignity betray emotion. Among tho low- classes buffoons nceompany the pro cession with performing bears or other wild animals, and when the bride wealthy largess is distributed along the route in tho form of clothes or coin, When tho groom's tent or fixed home has been reached, the bride is expected to show great reluctance about enter ing It, and In some cases she has to be lifted by tho husband over tho blood of a sheep he has Just slain. Woman's Home Companion. CLASSIFIED GOIUMS Hi Notices under thu head not 1 uceed btt in, !) oeuu r wetk; f I 6o m month; I L2 par year. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor QEO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the conrte of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Social attention given to collections and matters in probate. Oihue l'iret National Bank Bldg. lioonin 1. 2 and 3. John M. EJmunBon Leon R, Edmonson. EDMUNSON A EDMUNSON. ttorneya-At Law. Practice Ic all tho courts. Collections a speci alty. rOllice Over tioau Bavlngs xana, EUGENE, OREGON. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except 6iiDday at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence for fcogeae dally exnept Sundays at put utudavs at 8 a m. arrives in Eugene at .) p ru the day ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Saving hank building. Room & Special altentioo given w ww uu uuu matters. Eugene, Oregon. FUSTARB K IjlNl) TkIM it ,'loleu lor aale at .' Bang,' llverr itable, ltTna nm -. II.. I - ,i...nnnFt,l O Ttaoe. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. OSo-m, Rei ience-Fairmount, Oregon. i.utne.1, " cntf ru-d from linsle to double entry, l&nrurtionii eiven in double entry. AujoatmeDt of iatricate and involved acooun llcialtv. iwwta'iairiea and oniere atldreaaed as above "in hive prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, M lotmi ol lilt, Endowment and Gold Bond Policiti nd Annuitlii. Guaranteed value d rttti lurniincd by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. OUIS E. BEAN MEDICAL. JAINE a KUi KM ua.L,u, PHYSICIANS ArD suBuiuao Otfices-In Eugene Loan ft Savings nam Buiiding. , . , .. SjKKial attention to surgery and lurgical d eaee oi wutuou. A Mnsnlflcent Veaacl. Ill 2GS B. C, Archimedes devised a marvelous ship for Hlero of Syracuse. Her three lofty masts had been brought from Britain, whereas our ships' masts are of iron or obtained from New Zealand or from Vancouver Island. Luxuriously fitted sleeping npartments ubounded. and ono of her banqueting halls was paved with agate and costly Sicilian stone. Other floors were cunningly Inlaid with scenes from the "Iliad." Stables for many horses, ponds stocked with live fish, gardens watered by artificial rivulets and hot baths were provided for use or amuse mentChambers' Journal. Lonicevltr. The span of life is gradually expand ing. We live longer and get more out of it than our grandfathers did. Wheth er the cause of this is a better knowl edge of natural law or more skillful surgery we will not undertake to say. At any rate, people think this a pretty good world to live In and want to stay here as long as they can comfortably. The man with 100 birth anniversaries behind him Is not such a remarkable fellow nfter all. New York Herald. S LUCKEY, Watchi JEWELER. , and Clooks'Kvid. Kcomi. (MO0 1) U ti BIDDLE, W& DENTIST tfioa-On Olive utruel, between 9ith atrestojj bltcit of hotel Fiftih id Minneesoia .U Ewe.. w r J "N SEGAR Proprietor S'j'.rflf liv-c, N w nun v ment Rates, tl t"a per day.P air ll 1-lurWn I x Commercial Men. J-EU1)ERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Kcomi - - Omooir Re,t enul.d A-ay laboratory in the State. I'n Dipt and rrll.l.le return, guaranteed. W. rkiog IwU matle on ore aamplei of one t-. fifiv (fin'l totlftrntine the mot suitaM- ttietlio"! 01 ireatiorui. plfli PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. V.rv l.atet LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLIi'IE.". A LsritT J. Caeoh, On. Atrt.. M Wili.um-, .Portlani, Or. ' " Ur Agent, Eui Canae For Grievance. "When you refused me, you promised always to be my friend, and now you nrn as cold as an Icelierg. "But I didn't think yon were going to stop proposing." Life. Ilia Claar I.lRbter. Wlcs I saw Sklnnum light a cigar wltb a twenty ditllar bill. Wagg-l'H bet It wasn t receiptea.- Phlladelpbla Record. When you get tired of work, yon will realize that you have reached tbe time of life when you have no place to play. Atchison Globe. Don't think for a moment that you have met all tbe Idiots there are in the world. Chicago News. Notice. The Ladle of the J A R have formed themelve Into a sewing aocieiy and will do plain sewing, quilt'lig, etc, at your home or at our room, the proceed, to go for charity purtoe. Donation, of clothlnv, wraps for cioilla, etc, wuld be thankfully received. Your patronage dmirexL Addreee all com municatiopi to Mks Fat km. a Uihohu, City. Tiildi-auce til Sneealnic, Vnn. .ui. u: d llt-enrrliiy; inier i.uia. The Mennlnar of Ulue Hand, Apo- plei)'a Wariilau Sitfual,. Nature s.-arce ever strikes without arn!n :. I:i so fur us disease Is con riu.l It gives clear algua of what Is impending days, weeks, months uud even years before the attack. If ltoople looked for these t.l;;ns and took waru- froni them, they would escape null scr'.ous Illness and live many years longer thuu they do. It Is indeed remarkable how careless we are In this respect. A man who will anxiously scan the sky for slgus of coming rain lest his top hat may get spoiled will never dream of examining his eyes. so or finger nails for slgus of coming Illness. The sneeze, for instance, is very sig nificant It is always a sigu that some thing Is injuring the air passages any where from the nose down to the tings. Should it be only a ease of snutl or lH'pper, or course tue sneeze is or no consequence. Hut often it is an indica tion of congestion. There is inihuuma- tion somewhere, with too much blood, and tho object of the sneeze is to glvo relief by getting rid of some of tho fluid. This sneeze is a warning that every prudent person should attend to. U Is at least the forerunner of a cold. But it may ludicnte an approaching at tack of bronchitis or pneumonia. When there is much sneezing, accompanied by something like a small shower of rain, tho victim will do well to take a warm footbath, go to bed and adopt the other usual remedies to cure a cold. The winter cold Itself is a grave warning. When It recurs two or three times every winter, it is sure to ho fol lowed lu the end by chronic bronchitis. Once this comes on It Is practically Incurable. Men are started on their lives much as a shell from a ennnon with a cer tain fixed quantity of energy. If dis ease or accident does not carry them off, they will die some time of what wo call old age in other words, when the energy with which they started Is spent Some have energy enough to carry them over the full century; oth ers have only sufficient to keep tliem going for ninety, eighty, seventy, sixty or fewer yenrs. Now, early baldness Is a sure sign, with some exceptions, that the energy Is likely to fail sooner than in tho average man. Hut nil kinds of baldness have not this significance. Sometimes the loss of hair arises from scalp disease caused probably by mi crobes. The warning baldness Is that kind which commences nbout the tern pies and on the crown of tho head and gradually eats its way over the scalp until only a circular fringe of hair is left. Blue nails, or blue hands, betoken weak or obstructed circulation. They arc a warning against overexertion of nnv kind. The obstruction may occur from disorder of several orguns in tho body. But most commonly the bluo ness Indicates that the heart is not up to the mark. ' Yawning Is n somewhat similar warning. It is a sign that the steam has run down nnd that It Is time to go to bed or perhaps to go into the open air. When you sit In a close room, tho lungs do not receive sutUclent of tho vital gns. oxygen. Tho yawn is then a desperate effort of the lungs to proper ly aerate the blood, and it warns you to open the windows or to leave the room. When you are out of bed too long or when you have done an unusu ally hard day's work, tho waste prod ucts of your body are present in exces sive quantity. Then tho yawn . Is a warning to you to lie down and rest Most people have a great horror of getting a "stroke" or fit of apoplexy. It is not by any means as unpleasant as tho tootuacne, out too suuiienuesB of it is what nppalls. There is really no suddenness about it, however. No disease gives such early warning. A stroke" is a very simple occurrence nnd not at all horrible. It results from two or three causes, but the most com mon one Is this: A little artery in the brain wears out and lots some blood escape, . which clots, presses on the brain and pnrnlyzes whatever part of the body Is governed by tho piece of brain pressed upon. Now this artery wears out only in common with other arteries of the body. In some people they all become what Is called athe romatous, or hard and brittle. At the same time they become tortuous or twisted. We can see these hard and tortuous arteries on the temples, and then wo know It Is not snfc to do any thing which will congest the brain, lest the one little artery there, which is especially liable to give way, shall let tho blood escape. Likewise warn tag Is often given by the tiny arteries of tho eye. They lirenk anu let mil little traces of blood, which can easily be seen, but a cold or sleepless night may do the same. When these algns occur nnd they occur months and vears before the stroke do not get ex cited or angry, no mntter how great the provocation, do not rush to catch an omnibus or In any way overexert yourself, and do not dine too heartily. By taking the warnings given by na ture you will Insure yourself against this phasantcst way of leaving the world and be sure of dying of cholera or smallitox or some other respectable disease.-London MalL Help Wanted. A Strong Woman (1 WrLVv VtV'j$ -8 l,m, Iowa. Inr. is. igos I WAN FED. Aieulleo girl wauted. Buekner A C eveuger. til -;L W AXTKO. Cooking and sen. eial tiout-eworg. Apply to Proliwaor Luehiiian's, No 374 Kant Eleveuth street. WAN i'KD Kuat-clar dining room girl wanted at Hotel F'ugeue at ouoh. Apply at onoe. WAN FED. Man aud wile to work on a farm. Address Look Box 347, F.u icenu, Oregou. WANTED. Intelligent young nien from 17 to 19 enrn of age, having common school education, to lenru mechanical trades. For full Informs, tiim apply or write to Union Iron Worke, 222 Market street, Bu Francisco. 3 WANTED. tveial person ot char acter aud good leputallou in each state (one Id this oouuty required) to represeutaud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ', solid tluauoial standing. Salary $18.0(1 weekly with expenses aditioual, all payable lu cash each VVeduesday direct from head oflioee. Horse and carriage furnished, when ueoeseary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, SOS Caxton Building, Chicago. COW FOR BALE.-FresU nillk ouw for sale. A flue bull, bead of the berd. 8 D McGuire, north end of Madison street. BUGGY FOR a) ALE A good seoond- baud buggy for sale cheap. Euqulre of (J Marx, Jr, Eugeue. For Sale. FOR HALE. A good carriage or trade tor buggy, horse or horses. R Ber- ger, Goodenow Boarding House, Apply next Saturday and Monday. Iowa Citv. Iowa. Auk. IS. 1900 Vr wife waa stole tor ttin-e yean. We tried everything wittmut money, alv relief and ipenl moon or Cardul and four wifa Lrieil W Ilia d ImiUh ourt-d ber. Bite took two more bottlM, knowing ahe would have to work hard during; to, hay banrML ULu attended to all br house hold duties aud loaded aud unloaded all the bar. This medicine, if HTe her etre-ntrth. For- m,rtv she was week and l.rvd and eoukd hardly gut about, but since she l,aa beeu tsk.nff Wine of Cardul be (eels better and ,lr. Hirer than whoa -a) rears olege, JUS. A. Elah.N UAt Eli. Mra. Elstnhafcr had tried everything during, her three year, sickness and bad spent consirJ. erable money. Stic was weak and could hardly Jet about for three years before she took WlNEo'CARDUI Now, after taking the Wine of Cardu). ih can work ulth htr huiband In the hay field. That Is hard work, but It Is not at Injurious to a woman's health as labor in stores, factories and of I ices where thousands of n iris are closely con- tint dy far alter year. Uh the aid of wine of Cardul a woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy jtod health. The health that Wine of Cardul brings makes a woman vigorous tn body and mind, freed from those terrible devastating pains a woman grows well and strong naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the dlsordt red menstruation and cures leucorrhoea, falling of the womb and periodical pains in the head and back caused by standing or sitting a long time In the same position. Thed'frtl's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kldncvs and blood in pftpcr thap. Greatly Increased strength and endurance is the natural result. Most cases are cured quickly. All druggists sell SI. 00 bottles of Wine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black-Draught. Tot adflM and IIUratvT. addrM. rttit jrmr"", "Trm I-atll.' AdHmrv lte-pftrtniant." TIw ChattautM! UaOtoIoa Company, Chut an ttun. 'J SOUTH AND EAS't VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST Trains leave Kttgene for Portland and way station, at ShIHIa m: 1 .-42 t n , lv Portland lv Eugene A Ashlaud At Hacrnmeuto Ar San F'ranoUco ,v:iu a m 2:08 p m h!:K04 us MV) p in 7:4ft p in S:3(l p u 1:1ft a in 12:08 a m 4:25 a m 8:1ft m Ogden Denver' Kanaas City Chicago r:4f a a (1:00 a in 7:2ft a in 7:4ft a ni .t 4A i ot PiOJ. 7;2ft m 111 a m FOR HALE -A good grain, hay and slock farm for sale, I uille from store, postiiftioe, sohool aud cburcb, 4 miles from railroad station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown 'to wheat, nu reasonable terms. A snap lor the purchaser. Can be reaohed from Uoeiieu by stage. Call on O 8 Rlchatdson or C A Parker, 482 Jeflerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar A. Ar FOR SALE CHEAP. A new upright piano. Inquire of Mrs W Guiilnu at tbe Famous. FOR MALE. One of tbe choicest residences lu Eugene ou Willamette Btreet. Call on T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. For Rent. FOR RENT. Good oomfortable bouse in Springfield with good barn and outbuildings. Inquire or address Guard oftloe, Eugene. FOR RENT. 81 x room house on Llnooln street between Ninth and Tenth, Apply at 640 Cbarnelton Btreet. HOUSE FOR RENT. A dwellllng bouBe for rent on North Pearl street. Enquire at reBldeuoe of I L Campbell. Los Angelea Hi Paso Fort Worth City of Muxico Houston New Orleams WaHlilugton Now York 1:20 p m KM p in tl:K0 a in U:f5 a tn 4:00 a in 6:25 p in 0:42 a m 12:43 p m 7:00 a m !l ,1)0 p in th.HO a m tliftft a in 4 :00 a m (1:2ft p m 0:42 a in 12:43 p m Pullman aud Tourist can ou both traiue. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogden and F.l Paso, nnd eitrlst can to Chicage, St l.ouia, New Orleans aud Washington. Connecting at San Fran cisco with several steamship line, for Itnuolulu, Japan, China, Phillipinee, Central , and South America- See Mr I. tl Ailuir,CagentatH:iiKet. or audree K. It. MII.LEU, U P A Portland TO LET. Btore room between 7tb and 9tb streets for rent. Inquire at Guard office. Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and returp, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 Buflalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars ap.ly to II, H.ABOTT, Agent lib Tlllru Mtreel Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL. DULUTrl, MIMNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all rjoinlhlKast. Through Palaee and Tourist Sleeper,. Dining and Buffet ameklng Ubrarf Car,. DAII.VTRA1NS. FAST TIME. BKUV1CEAND HCKNF.HY UNKtjUALE Ticket, to.noint. Fast vU Portland and tb. URKATNOKTHKHN Hyoneale at South rn Pacific Dixt Ticket Oil ce, Fugene, of GREAT NOKTHEKN Ticket OIBoe 122 TRIRD'.STREET- ORTLAVD, For Ilati-s, Voider, srrl lull Information eadiug KailerTrip, cull onjor adilrees. J.W P1IAI.CN, H. DICKSON, Truv Pbkm Agt. City Ticket Agent 121 Third Street, Portland, ABO. DI.NNISTON, O. W. P. A. 0V2 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash Lost and Found. FOUND. A lodge or society pin was ploked up on tbe street Saturday Owner can have same by oalllug at tblB office. Rooms and Board. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street. . Miscellaneous. GET YOUR HOUSE NUMBERED, I bave the agency for the enam. tied eteelplate bouee numbers and will lake your order and put the number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. GENERAL REPAIRING. -F A Bliss will mend anything In the bonne except a watch. Leave orders at Monroe Kay's aecona naoa store In the new McClung block. Opportunities He Had fieleeed. "Were you surprised when I propos ed?" be asked. "Well." she replied thoughtfully. "I was not so surprised that you promised when you did as I was that you did not propose on some previous otcn alons." Chicago Post Newly Furnished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and papered room" at the Courthouse Uxlging House. Only one block from the msln buinee street, and but m little mure than two block, from the posuifllce. A very quiet locality. Outside rimini at rear corners away from hall, splendid fr.r day sleeping. Windows of tbeee rooms under pro. jei-tli.g rx f, cutting ofl muci of the llgi.t. 1gllt wltb or without iKisrl a (1,-eirt-l. Come and see the rooms and I will fuarautee that you will he aathv. Bed, cu riowit, A Deep Mystery. It Is a myBtery why women endure backache, headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melauoboly, fainting and dizzy spells when thousands bave proved that Electric Bitters will quick ly oure such troubles. "I suffered for years with kidney trouble" writes airs Phebe Cheriey, or Peterson, la, "ana lame back pained me so I oould net dre mydf. but Klectrlo HUlere ahf.llv cured me. and, although 78 vears old, I now am able to do all my housework." It overcomes constipa tion, Improves appetite, gives perfect health. On y 60o at W L Delano's drug store. E. J. COYLK. Ant Uen Pau Agt Vanonttver B. 0. 1 Portland, Oi, Gap Closed The oiwration of throw ph trains "be tween Hau Krancinoo anfl,IsOH An Helen, vlaHurf and tianta Harbara, will IwKil) on Sui day. March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LLNE... Two Thro tip d Train Pally. Tho ('ortt l.in Ltmicwl leaving eaoh terminal e&ily in the HiorniiiK equip pKil writ elegant cafe uutl parWr onr, will make daylight trl through the moat plotting lie, varlvtl and enter tainliifd acenwioD the oontineut Inquirti uf ageota of the iouthern 'acific. Your altontlon I, called tn the PIONV.KB LIMITED" train, .f the"CHICAC(l, MJlr WAUKKK ft ST PAUL KAii.ituAu. "1 he only perfect trains in tlie world. Ton will Bnd It desirable to ride on this Train, when going to any point In th Eastern State, or Canada. Tkey oouneo with all Transcontinental Train! and all ticket Agent, Mil tickets. For further Information, pamphlefa, etc, ask any Tlckat Agent or J. W. CASEY Trav Pau Agent, C. J. EDDY, Portland, Ore. OREGON au union Pacific EAST TO THE Tho O. R. N. Gives th Choice) - of Esarathe Burnatar. i J it. I J- . iiMaitij tw Han mwijuir yf IT4t Mnj I'ta s'"r t . M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect Plans and apeolilisallnns drawn at n,on le ralee. All orders left af v t Wllm ii'e rrrtce'v sbire, r'.oirpne. will receive prompt attention, Phone Red 40-1. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD TI.11K OAHD No 2 fori Yaqnina Train leave, Alliany 12tO I' M Iavee Corvallie I M P M Arrive. Yaquina tl:40 PM No. 1 Itetnnilne leaves Yaulna 7W A M leavea Oirvalli, 11:311 A M Arrive, Albany 12:1b P M tio. 8 for'Detrolt Uns Albany 7.0A A M Arrives lletroit 12:1ft P M No. 4 fmm Detroit I Glares Detroit 124MP M laves Albanr fiM'.V M Train, 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time to connect with the w r south fKi'in l train, as well a, ifivlng two or hree hour, in Alliany before 'tiirture ol S P Nurth liouud tratu for Port land. Train No 2 connect, with the .1 P west aide lrin at Corvalli" t'ruesing for Iadeiiemlenre McMii nville and all point, north U Portland THREE TRAMS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGOH SHORT LINE TO Salt Lako, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN M. TO Snokane Ivtlnneapol.' a' St. !PauLanfj Chicago- Ocean Hteamers leave Portlaud every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO.S Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll. lamelteand Col unit la River Point. Monthly Hteamers to Clilnaand Japsn j TliKNi:n EDWIN STONE, Manager F'or full Information call on or ad dress nearest O. R. N. Ticket Agent! or addrees, A. U CRAIO. Oen'l Passenger Agent. " a Portland ."Or.