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Newspaper Page TextWat Vi fJ R fl eT frh Kiii ' 1 Always Uouglil, aiul which bits bcea i.i use Kr ocr j years, lias Imrne tlio Ei;rii:itnre of ! t fr and has t?!ii marie ui-1t his yer- X L -fjjtlfas soiiiU supervision si : ,M nluncy. ' Allowitooiietodoi" .e von In this. Vll ('oiuiK'ncits, Imitatioits and J ust-ii; .rood " are bub Eviwrimeut tlint trifto with and euilaii rtie health of lull: tit.' uud Children Exper aco ngaiit Experiment. hat is -CASTOR I A iasforia is iMiiif. J'. '.armless siibstiti: for Crstor Oil, Paro us Soothiuir Syr. i,s it is Pleasant. It contains in i.-i e Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic) substance, .ts tire Is its guarantee. It destroys AVoi-niM nnd allavs : . . ; rls!;Cess. it cures Diarrliuea and Wind Olic. It .vilevcs 'teething' Troubles, cures Constipation nnd FI itiilcnry. It assimilates the Food, regulates the fK.maiii and Co'.vcN, Rlvii.rj healthy and natural sleep. 'i'!i; Children's Fauaceii- 'l'lio Mother's Friend. ijw"-"i -set, ema . n fcCHUJWS tMi UK A ALWAYS y? Boars tlio Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCNTAUH OOMMNV, TT MUHHAV TBrCT. NEW VOMR OrtV A'HOIDEN'S VICTORY EHTRAIt iHTKIJiS & JJILLER PROPRIETORS A (air Bhare of the publiii pat ronsge solicited. To tbe Farm era we will pay the blubest market price for fet cattle, hoga ud shfpp. 8hnp on Will amette 8t, Eugeue, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. I Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL bTJfclNKSS CAB 1S ATT0KN E YS-AT-LAW. M tVILLLAMH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections & specialty. Dfnce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Olike-Over Firat National Bank. Edquu, Obioom, (J WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chriaman B ) Edqeue, Obeqom. Groceries Having a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best market!, I can offer the public better CASH Trie j tbau any other houae in Eugene J. L. PAGE PENE-FLORENCE STAGE LiINE. BANGS, Proprietor jgl U SKIPWOKTH. 4.TT0RNEY-AT-LAW V ill practice in all the Court 'b, Eugene Oregon. UKUlUa W THOMPSON CHA8 A HABD1 rjlHOUPSON & HARDY, ATTORNEYS A CLAW. Africa In First National Bank Building. Practice in ail the courts Eugene, Obegon, M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. 0 dice Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. G 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second tSUUlCUU I-'IBU 1UI MIU Ul VU UU;ifUlB WUI1 of the state. Special attention given to collections and matter in probate. Office first National Bank Bldg, 1 looms 1, 2 and 3. uy except dunday at 6 a m Urtamlng stage leaves Florem togeae daily exoept Bundaya at ktidaya at 8 a m. if Jl V1H 1 t 1 . ,1 . J iu nugenfi at ipm me aay f'UFARB f& . 1KIP $il , ett for sale at E. Banfrs' lWer? stable, i uuru a uayenpori's o TWHEELER, I Expert Accountant. pud Rgilenoe-Fairniount, OreRon. "PH!1, f,0wert-.l Ifrm lint le t. dnuM entry, -racti.,0, ,iV(.n in dou,ie entry. r ' ,rt,I "f intricate and invclveil aooonn k 'tTOalty. -WD, Irumin I .-I IJ I ...Kam t prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York W Inn, i(c En,!,,, ,,) Gold Bond 'wciu and Annuititi. Guirintud vlu drilo fumiincd by w' A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Hotel Iwm.. TN SEGAR Proprietor. ?tri?llnr.elai. r;. , , tof? per day. "a.qnuten fur tWmmlal Man. John M. Edmunson Leon li, Edmunaon. EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON. ttornejs-At Law. Practice ir all the courta. Collectiona a apeci- alty. JMrOtficeOver Loan & Saving Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUia E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3. Special atteution given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. jpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, THYSICIANS AND SUKGE0N3 Office. In Eugeue Loan 4 Saving. Bank Hiuldinir. Siiecial attention to .urgory and .urgical di ea.ee ol woujen. S LUCKEY, JLW KLEK. Watcliea and Clockai airel Kcoui. 0bioo I) .r a BiiiLii. DENTIST. '.rmce vn uiito ntwi, ,whiotu Sith strwoton- blx-c w-st ot Minneauta hotel H EKBEKT LEIGU ASSAYEU AND METALLURGIST Eooisi Oaioos Beit equipped Aay laboratory In the 8late. Pnmpt and rel'aWe return" guaranteed. V' rking te.ta ma.f on ore umplea of one U hftv .Hindi toiieUrniine the muat .uiublt method of treatment. rpafc: pacikic mu ilal like. Very ljtt LIKE AN D ACCIDENT POLICIES. ' A lbcht J. Caao, Gen. Airt , J M . Williams, Portland, Ore. . " Loc A gent, Ein OrtglnaLl In the fur wet Is tbe little town of Nazareth. The Inhabitants are one peo ple. There la one church and one stand ard of morality. There ia, or rather there was, one black bip, Nellie rh'tine. Nellie lost her mother Then Bbe was ten and her fattier when she wn fourteen. Fortunately for ber, biT paivnta were well to do people, and as Nellie was their only child she was provided for. After ber father's death she lived with her aunt, a superaunu nieil person, who permitted tier to do very much as sbe pleased. What she ph ased was to climb trees, ride a horso bareback and In other ways make a tomboy of herself. When she was eight een, sbe was regarded such a blight upon tbe immaculate town of Nazareth that the deacons in tbe church directed her aunt to send her away to boarding school. Ibis would have been a per manent relief to Nazareth had tbe girl stayed at boarding school forever, but unfortunately she returned at twenty, a very beautiful girl, still further re moved by education and a mingling with tbe world from the cast iron mor als of the Nazarenes. Before her de parture she bad acted naturally and unconsciously. After her return she seemed determined to shock the town with malice aforethought A meeting of deacons was held and one of their number appointed to con fer with tbe sinner, secure if possible n pledge from her to behave better In future and bring it back to a meet ing of the body to be held the next evening. Deacon Brown, a venerable brother, was asked to bear the mes- ange, but was obliged to be absent from town. DencOn Terry, the next oldest, was invited, but also declined. Next came Deacon Bradford, thirty-four years old. lie was appointed and ac cepted. That evening Deacon Bradford called upon Nellie and was shown into the lit tle parlor, where she was sitting In the corner of a sofa, dressed very becom ingly, the light arranged to cast a pink glow upon her cheeks, which by no means diminished her attractiveness. Deacon Bradford drew himself togeth er as If for a contest with the archfiend himself. "1 come," sold the deacon, "at the re quest of the deacons of tbe cburch to say to yon that our community baa been greatly shocked since your return to us with certain un-Christian acta on your part which hove a tendency to drag down the standard ot our morals.1 "Be seated, deacon." Now, the little witch bad got wind of this mission and in order to be tbe better prepared to fight with her own weapous had removed every chair from the room. Tbe deacon was eltber obliged to sit on the sofa or not at all. After some hesitation he sat down be side her. , "Now, deacon," continued Nellie, "tell me some of the wicked things I have been doing." "First, on Sunday last, during the sermon ou 'Eternal Damnation,' you were continually looking at a friend across tbe aisle with an expression oi disapprobation." "At tbe reading or the gospel, men tion being made of Samson and Deli lah, you irreverently moved your thumb and forefinger to imitate the use of a pair of scissors." "That was In anticipation of DelUah'i cutting off Samson's hair." "Then on Saturday evening last, aft er choir meeting, you invited the choii to come to your house to spend the rest of the evening In the unholy occupation of dancing." "Yes, and most of them came." "I nm required by the deacons to ask you to promise to avoid these sins In future and cense attempting to under mine the morals of our young people." By this time a very pretty faco was near his own, two snapping black eyes were looking into his, and a pair of rosy lips flanked by a dimple on eacb side were smiling at bini. "Well," said Nellie, "there Is uBt one more way that I want to shock the deacons and that through one of their number." "How Is that?" "1 want to marry one of them." "Which one?" nsked Bradford, aston ished. "Deacon Brown. He's a widower, and I'm dying to be a mother to bis children." . "Deacon Brown! He's three timet your age!" "That doesn't mntter. I think If 1 could marry bim the other deacons would be horrified, and I'm determined to be his wife." "Why not select a younger deacon?" said Bradford, halting. a "They wouldn't any of them have me," replied tho girl, casting down her eyes. "Don't say that Ilntber than seo you married to an old man I would" "Ob, Deacon Bradford, how kind yon are! Bnt tblnk bow you would jeopard ize your soul!" Nellie's taper waist was too tempting to be longer resisted. The deacon's arm stole around lfc and ht-r head rested on bis shoulder. "Well, Brother Bradford," asked Dea con Jones at tbe meeting in tbe even ing, "whnt kind of promise did you sue ceed in drawing from our erring sis ter?' "She has promised to be my wife," replied the deucon sbeeplsbly. There was ho much bitterness In Nsz aretb at tbe bolden carrying off tbe prize bachelor of the town, for Brad ford was considered a great catcb, that tbe young conple removed to a nelgh boring city, where they lived In peace and very Lappily. Nellie cured ber bus band of cant, and the sturdy dcacoc sobered his wife. SUSAN CICILY SAID. Tuousods Senta into Exile. Every ;mr a large number ol poor gufTWeni whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to (n to another climate. But Ibis is daily and not alw.ys snre. Don't I ex It when Dr King's New Discovery Jnr Consumption will cure you at tonic. It's the moat infallible medicine fin (Joiiehe. Colds, and all Throat and Lunir illseaaw! on 'artli. Tlia drat doae brings relief. Aatouu llnir cure rneull from prltent use. Trial bottle free tlWLDt Lano Prlco 60 and II 00. Every bottle guarau teexL A HINT TO A BOASTER CLASSIFIED HUMS, Notice, nniter this head not to exceed hie hue. 60 oenta per week: tl 60 a month: ill per year. Orurlnal Dick Spier was one of those men who could Jump higher, run taster, dive deeper and come out drier than any other man in the wide world. At any rate. Btories were never swapped between him and his friends but Dick's experlenocsovertopped those of any oth er one of tbe party. At a gathering one evening be told bow be bad during the previous summer taken more weakfisb on tho New Jersey coast than any man of his party and during the autumn following had killed more deer In the Adlrondncks than any of bis fellow companions. "What can we do to stop this boast ing?" said Stephen Burd to Phil Went worth, a Cornell man who was fitting himself to be a mechanical and elec trical engineer. "I think I bare a plan," replied Wentworth. "Leave' him to me. "Dick," he said, "did you ever fish for pickerel In Amber lake?" "Did I? Last summer I landed fifty pounds in an hour and forty-three minutes." "They'ro gamy. You can't land all you take." "I can land five out of every alx I set ou my hook." "That's a big average. I think I can do pretty well at landing pickerel, but I don't know that I could average up to that." Wentworth winked at Burd, who plainly understood that he ,was to trap Spier Into a contest "Dick," suid Burd, "I'll bet you a cent that Phil Wentworth can land more pickerel on Amber lake In a given Bpace ot time than you can." "Why not make It a champagne sup per?" said Spier. "I'm opposed to betting for -stakes of value." The next Saturday afternoon the par ty were In a fishing boat on Amber lake. Tbey began at 2 o'clock, and the match was to last till 4. Tbe man who lost the most fish off bis line wns to be the loser. Spier caught three fisb nnd landed them all. Then he booked a pickerel and lost It Wentworth hooked one and landed It About this time the pickerel came In such quantities that either of tho contestants had but to throw In bis line to book a fish. Spier lost one out of every, three, while Wentworth landed every fish he hook ed. Tho fish fought nobly for their lives, but Just as those on Wentworth's hook seemed about to get away they would suddenly turu over and cease to struggle. "What's tho matter with you, Illek?" cried Burd. "Seems to me you're not handling them with your usual skill. You're not going to land fifty pounds In an hour and forty-three minutes this time." "I'm landing one In six now, and any expert fisherman will tell you that's a first rate average." "But rhll is landing every one he hooks. How do you do it Phil?" "Science." renlled Weiirwnrth. "Science!" exclaimed his, disgruntled opponent. "I bellevo you bavo some way of bewitching the flsh.'r "What kind of a reel is that you're using, Wentworth?" asked one of the party. "One of my own Invention." As be spoke a pickerel took bis hook and ran away with It, bending the pole to a letter U. "That's a strong line of yours," said Spier, disappointed that It did not break. The fish struggled fiercely and at last broke the pole, the only weak part of the tackle. All expected to seo hint get away, when suddenly, like bis brothers, he was landed. "Give It up, Dick," said Burd. "You've lost five fish, and Wentworth hasn't lost one." "I've landed the average, and Went worth has worked a miracle. However, I'm beaten, and I Insist on paying for the supper." "You haven't loBt a supper," put In Wentworth. ' "All I want to know," said Spier, "Is whether you landed those pickerel sci entifically or whether there was some trick about It" "I give you my word It .wag by pure science." The party retired to the Rod and Qun club, where a supper was ordered, it being agreed that which ot the contest ants should pay for It was to be decid ed by vote of the party. When the fes tivities were at their height Burd rap ped for silence and asked Wentworth how. ho managed to land sq many pick erel. "If Spier will consent to play fish," replied Wentworth, "I'll give nlm a practical demonstration." "All right," said Spier. "Go ahead." Calling for his rod and line, Went worth filed the point of the book blunt and tossed the hook across the table to Spier. "Put It In your mouth," be said. Spier did as be was bid, Wentworth pressed his thumb on a certain spot of tho pole Just below the reel, whereupon Spier gave a yell, seized tbe book and took it out of his mouth In a hurry. "What does it all mean?" cried sever al at once. "It means this," said Wentworth. "This reel contains a galvanic battery. My line Is a fine steel wire, very flexi ble and strong enough to bear a twenty pound Jerk. When 1 get my fish book, ed, all I have to do Is to press a con cealed button, here, to make tbe cir cuit and paralyze the fish." There wns an explosion of laughter at Spier's expense, but by prearrange- ment tbe party voted that the conspira tors should pay for tbe supper. Spier took the hint, and from that time forth was more modest In bis statements. URANIA I.EE COUBSON. Newly Famished Lodging House New btls In newly painter) and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging Houne. Only one block from tbe main bulnnw street, and hat a little more than two blocke from the rHietoftlee. A very '(Ulet loce.llty. Outside rooms at rear oomera sway From hall, splendid for day sleepinr. Windows of theae rooms onder ro. lectins; roof, cutting off much of the lnt. I,1ilnr with or without hom-l sa dealrt 1. Conic and see the irtoms and I will cusrsutee tbst you will he tstls fled. Kd Howb Help Wanted. WANTED. Firsl-olsas dining room Birl wanted at Hotel Eugene at one. Apply st nm. WAN 1 ED. Wau sud wife to work on a farm. Address Lock Box 347, Eu. cene, Oregon. APl'UEN I'l'JE WANTED. Millln. ery spprttntleo wanted at Miss E tialtziuao's Mutb street nitlllueiy store. WANTED A bol'e for out-year f.om April 1st. Frwui 6 to 7 rooms, nesr bueiueaa district. Address M, oars of OllAKI), WANTED To buy a bouse and lot In Eugene within (400. cash. Call at QUAHDotnoeoT at room 1, Youug block. WANTED. Intelligent youu D'n from 17 to 19 years of age, hi ving common school eduoatlou, Ui luarrj mechanical trades. For full ' iforian. tlou apply or write to Un on Iron Works, 222 Market street, ran Fran olsoo. AGENTS WANTED. Flret o1mb proposition to energetic ladies ajd gentlemen. One for each towusiilp desired. Qord pay and steady em ployment. Bend for booklet and prac tical guide to agents st ouoe, T H Benton, Uen'l Agent, Uooduoogb Bdg., Portland, Ore. WT "W 1 1 J asj i s y y eaasy,,. ,-- -.iwe ml ''iimHJUir 1 u Told by Pain If you have pains you should look thtt thstm quickly. Pain shows something to wroog. The sharper the pain the more 3an Kr there la la cUby. There are thousands oi women to-day who arc bearing awful fula almost continually, rather than tell a hysiciaa about the shooting pains in their owcr abdomen about the agony of failing of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea They let the months pass and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure cxemptioo from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of dangcf they can cure themselves by the use of WINEofCARDUI In the privacy of their bonus. You can be cured without distressing publicity. Vith these facta before vou Huh i nn Mm fn the delay which b Increasing your misery and wasting the days of your life. Why not stop the pain today r He Ira, Mfis., March 9, 1000. I have nnd one bottle of Wine or Cartful ana one nucktwn of ThodforaVei Ftlack-ltraushi. Befnre I Itonato tk your luadioin.' 1 had Ti&inn in mv dkok, nip, lower do wen ana uiy arm. (jcmenm i thought, 1 would go bliud. My Head aoncd and I was so vroak I uoutd luinlly walk acroia the your madioin.' 1 had pain I thought, 1 would a my Now I can only feel a Utile ot the Dain in mv aiiln and 1 use your meuitunM until i geieurea, mr i diu floor. 1 am irtiiDsr to i thtv will cnrtAinlv mini ma. I haT been mari-iral twelve yoare and am the inotuerof eeveu i-hildreiu X tnauk you lor your wonderful meuiclue and what It ha do no (or me. matilda, hmito. 1 u.e Tour niouioiuM until i i.i.inva. uii i D. uvo wuv will eaiuin vahm v k SJ . n. uami uunw uu iiiumi-rui .oven I'dliureu. WW I tnank you tor your wuiidartui medicine and what it ha donn for me. K a I S 5IAT11.DA 8MITB. k 1 I ' Fnradrlresndlturatnr., aadreo, rlvlun irniploma, "Th. l,iW Adlmrr E J I JJ.parun.al", Tlie Ciwsuuieusa sleulcuia Company, Cliatumoosa, Tvuu. i Jr I ' " 1 1 Vyr'fflrtsssw 1 WANTED. Several persons of oliar- aoter nnd good reputation in each state (one In this county required) to represent sud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid financial standing. Salary (18.00 weekly wltb expenses adltlonal, all payable In cash eaob Wednesday direct from head oiUoes. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. .References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 306 Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. SOUTH AND EAS'l TICKETS TO.ALL FOINTS'EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Train, leavo Kuxtme for Portland and way station at 8:IKI m: 1 :V2 p m. It Portland It Euirene Jr Ashland Ar Sacramento Ar 8an Franeiaoo .-: a m 2 ,0H p ui 12t!ta ni 6KKI i m 7rl5 p in H:.H0 p ta l:ll a m 12.08 a ni 4:25 a m H:1K a m Ogden Denver Kanaas City Ckioaico - nt-lf) a n !i:fl0 a m 7 A", a ni 7M a ni ViN a ni 9: ni 7;'.'A a ni Mis Ar J,oe Angelea Ar El I'ano Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar liouHton Ar New Orleams Ar Washington Ar New York HAY FOKrJALE Uood cheat. Leave orders at L C rjkesla' grocery. Gkokok Wiomkb. BUGGY FOR HALE A good second hand buggy for sale obesp. Enquire of O Mnix, Jr, Eugene. COW FOH HALE A flue milob oow forssle. Enquire of Dr R li Wll lougbby, dentist, over MoCluug's store. COW AT BARGAIN A good milk oow for sale at a bargain. Inquire of MrsU W erabam 440 thirteenth and Ferry streets. FOR hALE.-Oue of tbs oholceat residences In Eugene on Willamette street. Call on IN Begar, Hotel Eugeue, for further particulars. FOR SALE A good grain, bay and stock farm for sale, J mile from store, postoffloe, sobool and ohurcb, 4 miles from railroad station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 aures plowsd and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap tor tbe purchaser. Can be reached from Goshen by stsge. Call on OS Richardson or V A Psrker, 482 Jeflerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. For Rent. FOR RENT. Good oomforuble hoase In BprlngOsld wltb good barn and outbuildings. Inquire or address Guard ollloe, Eugene. FOR KENT'. Blx room boose o Lincoln street between Ninth and Tenth. Apply st 640 Cbarnelton street. TO LET. Store room bet ween 7th and Otb streets for rent. Inquire at Guard office. ROOMb) FOR RENT.-Uufurnlshed rooms for rent, 808 Lincoln street, between West Forib and West Fifth, Lost and Found. FOUND. A lodge or society pin was picked up on the street Saturday Owner can bave same by oalllug at this nffioe. LoaT.-Between B II Frlendley's real denoe and the opera houae last ulglit, a Portland Rowing Club pin bating the initials PRC. Flndor leave at this oflloe and rooelvs re ward. Rooms and Board. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms, fall at 47 Osk street. 1-20 p m liKKI p id :: a tn V AS a m 4:00 a in ti;2' p ui 6:42 a ui 12rl3 p m 7:00 a m 11:00 p m :Hfl a re ' V:ti a ra :I0 a m 6:2A p si Url'-I a m 12:49 p m Pullman and Toilrlat car. on both train.. Chair cars Sacra mento to I Igdeu and Kl Paao, and ouriat car. to Cuioage, St Louis, New Orleaue and Waiihliietoii, Connection at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, lMiillipinea, 'Jeutral and South Auierioa. Seo Mr L Q Adah-.tagent atKugene or addrea It. B. MILLER, UFA Portland Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul aud return, limit CO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and June 7th. $86.00 Buflalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale let and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars aptly to H. H. ABOTT, Agent B6 Third btreet E. J. C'OYLK. 1 Portland, Dr, Aaat tien Pass Agt VanoonTer' B. O. Siortosi and Quickest Line TO ST. PAUL, CULUTH, MIHHEAPOLIS, CH1CAL0 An, all points East. Through Palaoe and Tourist Sleepers. B Dining an Buffet Smoking Library Cars. DAII-YTRAINM. FAST TIME. HKltVlCKANDSChNKllY UNKtiUAI.K Tickets tiM'olntft East vi. Portland and tie UUKATNOKTUKKN BY., on sale at tlonth. rn 1'scitio l.-Hit Tii-ki't Olice, Kugeue. o GREAT NOKTHEKN .Ticket Oflice 122 TRIRDiSTREET- OrtTLAND. For Itntcs. Vi ltlers and full Inhumation eating Koeter'frip, call ou or address. JW l'KALON, ' H. IUCK80N, TrnvP-ss Aut. City Ticket Agent 12J Third Street, Portland, ABC. DfcNNISTUN, O. W. P. A. o2 Fliat Avenue, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The operation of. through trains be tween Han FrnnrUon anil Jam An gelon, vlatiurf anil tiant llarbora, will beKln un Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Daily. Tlx leaving each Two Througn Trains Count I ,fne Limited terminal aily iu the morning etui ixml wih eltwant uafe and parl r cant, will make daylmht tri through the most pictiireaque, varied and enter taiuinK, scenes on the continent. Inquire of aKeutiof the Southern Pacific. Your attention Is called to the "HONKER LIMITED" trains .f the "CHIOAOO,. Mil, WAUKEK & ST PAUL KAlLltOAU. ' I'he only iierfeot trains in the world." Yon will Hnd it desirable to ride on this Trains when going to anr point In th Eastern States or Canada, They onuseo with all Transcontinental Tralna and all ticket Agenta sell tickets. Fur further Information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or J. W. OAHKY Trav l'ass Agent. C. J. KI)I)Y, - Portland. Ore. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Miscellaneous. GET YOUR HOUWE NUMBERED. I bsve tbs sgency for the enam eled steelplate bouae numbers aud will take your order and put tbe number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. No GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will mend soytblng In the house except a watch. Leave orders st Monroe A Ray's second hsi d stors in tbe new McClung block. Ijlgjiy jf lis Mils iu. nan sialyl MTOllI .A. . It Kind You hatf lnn Bjjrt TI.TIB UAH 2 for Yeonlnn Train leavee Albany ... leaves (,'orrallis Arrives Yaqulns No. 1 ileturnlnf - leaves Yaunlna (weaves Oirvallia Arrives Alliany 3 for Uetrolt o Leaves Alliany i.lt .12M P M , . 1 :W P M .. 6:46 PM .Jffi A M .11 :W A M .12:16 P M . 7:00 A M , 12:10 V M 6.-40 P M Arrives lletrol No, 4 fiom Uetrolt Iavea llntnilt.. Leavea Alliany. , Tralna 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time tn connect witb the H Psonlh Ismnd train, as well M giving two or hree heurs In Albany before ,LK.rture ol B 1' North bouud train for Port- i-n.i Train No 2 oonnecta with tho S P west side train at Corvallis (,'nawlng fr Independence McMlnnville and all points north ts Portland 1, 1 TLKNLU EDWIN BTiiNK, Managsr ifii OREGON AMnllflllOM PACIFIC TSe .east The O.IR. N. Gives the Choice! of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THl ?P.E3M SHOrtl LtttL vo Salt Lake, Denven Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN RI. TS Snokane. ' Mlnneapoli' a' St. Paul and Chicago Ocean BleaiuerH leave Portland every S Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all WII lanietfe and Colutnt ia River Points. Monthly Hteauirrs tn Chins slid Jspsn Fur lull Information oall on or a dress nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Agent; or address, A. L, CRAia. Gen'l Psasengsr Agent, Portland, Or,