Daily Eugene guard., March 08, 1902, Image 3

TU Id"' ; Have Always nought, and vlikli has heoii'
: , iiso lor over u years, lias liorne the signature of
..f-, ""t lias teen madn :;:'1t Iiis jier-
vuz. Allow no one todec .e m fn this.
All Citiic'fciit, I mi ration mid " Jnst-e- rooil ' ore but
1;1mm inputs that tritle with and cndaii-.-tl.o hualih of
Iiii:itJ end Cliildreu Expcr' nco nfaii st K cperiiueut.
Vhat is CASTOR! A
Castciriiv is "'armless substltr t fn- Cnrnr Oil, Pare
goric, lro . s id Soothing: Syr i U is ricasant. It
contains iu Opium, MnrnLiuo uor other Niircotio
tulistiiiicc. - fs ijjo is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm
,ind allay-! 1Vv;; islvuoss. It cures Diarrheal a id fl'iml
C'lie. n Wiicves ' Vething- Troubles, cures Comt patioii
and Flitaknity. It assimilate- the Pond, reg-niaics tho
ufnamc'li and Bonds, jriv'r.-j healthy ami nntrral aleen.
Jim Children's Panacea The Slather's Frienu.
Genuine CASTOR! A always
Boars the
p Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
TM CKNTAun QOMMNV. TT MUflftftV THf CT. NtW VORH OTTY.
If",.
plpli
PROPRIETORS
A fair elmre of the publlo put
matte solicited. To the Farm
in we will pay the highest
miraet price for fat oattle, hogB
ud sheep. Shop oa Wlli
unette 8t, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
IliUeep Constantly on Hand a Full
Suppljf o
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
roceries
Hating a larpe and
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best markets, I
can offer the public
better CASH Prices
thiut any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
16ENE FLORENCE
STAGE JLINE. ,
BANGS, Proprietor.
Jg leaves Eugene tor Florence
W Mrept riunday at 6 a m
etirnlnj stage leaves Florence
ingeae daily except Sundays ai
;s at 8 a m.
Tvee In Klluono at Inm th ill!
ting. -
flFARR 6
l " 'ir 1st
" mil" 19
J lor sale at K. Bangs' llverr stable,
r Hurd Davenport's o
WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
Jl"'! inoe-Falrmount, Oregon.
I''""""! from single to double entry.
E" "ivou in double entry.
I na lnvcirea acooun
?' tannine
ill k 1 unierB aaareesea as uo
m prompt attention.
ft-
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol New York
Rjwu of lift. Endowment ind Cold Bond
numei. uusrsnttca vaiue
'" furnlintd by
W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
old -Eugene.,
'NSEGAR- Proprietor'
Strictlr firrt
- W muiwmfnL
ruu ' "W p.' ir.
sfn.'iKtTJtflnsa'arjiariasBi
Signature of
BUSINESS CABDS
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
J M IV ILL LA MS,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Collectiona a apeclaltv,
Jtfioa Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Offite-Over Pint National Bank,
Edqihc, Oiuoon,
A.
O WOODOOOK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block south of Chrlsman B 1
Euauii, Okiooh.
SKIPWOKTa
4.TT0KNEY-AT-LAW
NVill practice in all the Court's.
Euorax Oriqoh.
B2LMDB W THOMMOll OHAB A BABDI
"J1H0MPS0N 4 HAKDY,
ATTORNEYS A r-LAW.
iliSce In First National Bank Building.
Practice in ail the courts.
Kloins, Obioon,
M TRAVIS,
Attorn ey At Law.
Otiice Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
G
0, B riOKRIS,
ATTORNEY & COUN8EL0R-AT-LAW
Will Dractice in all the courts of the Hecond
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
ot the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probata.
tlUice First National Bank Bldg,
Rooms 1, 2 and 3.
John M, Edmunson Leon R. Edmunson.
EDMUNSON & EUMUNSON.
ttornevB-At Law.
Practice ic all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. J"Omce Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUIS E. BEAN
'ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan ft SavinK hank builJion. Room
3. Special attentiun given to land and mining
matters,
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
JAINE KUYKENDAI.L,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offioes In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical U
eaesof women.
J S LUCKEY,
JiJWELER.
Watches and Clocks'Rsiiaired.
KcociE, Obxoo
11 G BIDULE,
DENTIST,
Office -On Oiivs street, .between Fiftita end
Sith itrest one block wet of Minnessots
hotel
J-JEKBERT LEIGH
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Euomi Osiooh
Bt equipped Ay laboratory in the State,
t'rt nipt and nliahls returns guaranteed.
WcrkiD? tts niaie on ore samples of one tc
nfty pntiD'i" to Hetrmin. the most suitable
method of treatmeuL
rpitE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very latest
LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES.
A lust J. Caeoh, Gen. Agt.,
J. M. William. Portland. Or,
HER GIANT
FOLDING BED
X By C. B. LOOMIS ....
O Coprilh loot, bj&B. Laomls
6 KK000OC0K000i
It was apiiinst Mr. Bentloy'a adviat
t!ml Cora bought the glaut folding- bed.
Tlu-y lived on the sixth floor In a small
fist, and he said
tlint such a huge folding bed was out
of all pn.portli.ii to the sire of the bed
room. But Mrs. Uentley had set her
hoart on it. and Mr. Itontley hag not
been husband so long as to feel like
thw artlug auy legitimate wUh.
When she went down to the store,
she found she was Just in time to get
oue nt half price. What luck! She had
expected to pay $.'15 for the bed, and
she got it at t! although by what
process of nrlthinetlc twenty-tire be
comes the half of thirty-live she did
not stop to Inquire.
Hut with the reduced price of the
bed her good luck ended, and Bbe en
tered upon a chapter of annoyances
that would have made the bed dear as
a gratuity.
The bed people were Just moving oul
and were too busy to send tho bed
home. Five separate expressmen re
fused to stir their wagons when they
learned that it was a giant. She began
to wish that It was a trundle bed. But
at last mi expressman who wag Just
starting In business and who wa!
therefore Inexperienced contracted fot
$:! to deliver It.
She retlucted yiat the salesman had
told her that It was a very convenient
size, as one side of the room did not
need to be papered when tho bed was
up, for It took up the entire wall space.
So she went and waited for the bed
with all the ardor of a small child.
Every time the dumb waiter blew she
ran out to see If they were trying to
seud It up that way, but when it Hnal
ly arrived after a wait of four hours
It came In at the front door.
After ten minutes or go Mrg, Bentley
heard mastodonlc footsteps on the
stairs, the swish of tearing wall paper,
the crash of falling globes, and she
knew that they were bringing the bed
up stairs. So did all the other flat
dwellers. When she looked over the
staircase, there were from three to
four heads beneath her, all looking
down.
The arrival at different landings was
punctuated by the crash of glass and
the fall of plaster. And on the third
floor the bed fell on one of the men.
Luckily he was a fat German, and he
escaped with a burked shin and a mis
luld temper.
Long before that there was a string
ot home returning heads of families
separated from their little ones by the
Chinese wnll of a bed. Those who
were athletic enough climbed over and
escaped to their apartments, but the
rest had to content themselves with
throwing kisses to their beloved ones
and telling them not to despair.
Mrs. Bentley had not hitherto known
there were so many people living In
the house. The stairs were black with
them, and the bed moved with the de
liberation of a glacier.
When the men reached the fourth
floor, they clamored for beer, and Mrs.
Bentley, being inexperienced, sent for
two bottles, which were brought in by
the Janitor's son.
The two men sat down, or, rather, up,
way up, on the bed and opened a bottle
apiece amid groans from the belated
flat dwellers who lived above the third.
It Is probable that they had already
nolaced themselves with beer, for they
became very merry and loquacious aft
er the bottles had been emptied, and
many of their Jokes would not have
been allowed at a variety theater.
There Is a saying that there Is al
ways room at the top. This did not
prove to be the case In regard to the
giant bed. The hallway nt the top flat
was a Joint affair, two suits opening
on It, and It was the nnrrowest in the
building. When the men finally arriv
ed with their tremendous load, they
found that It was going to be a Chinese
puzzle to get Into Mrs. Bentley's. They
shattered the lust globe and then sut
down on the stairs to ponder.
They Anally came to the conclusion
thnt they could not get It In unless the
door of the opposite apartment were
Opened to admit of Its being slewed
around.
Mrs. Cochran was the opposite neigh
bor. She and Mrs. Bentley had beeu
as dlxtnut as. such contiguous flat
dwellers could be. Their bows In the
hall were as Icy as the hall Itself. Mrs.
Cochran thought Sirs. Hcntlcy a fool
ish little new wife, and MrB. Bentley
thought Mrs. Cochran common.
Still, there was nothing for it but to
ask Mrs. Cochran to open her front
door and let the man swing the bed
Into the doorway for Just one moment.
The fat man rang her bell. She open
ed the door, with Are In her eyes. She
had been trying to get the youngest to
sleep, and the constant thumping and
crashing and the objurgations and
beery laughter of the expreBsmen had
rolled the not too placid waters of her
disposition to a foaming point.
MrB. Cochran glowered.
"Oh!" said Mrs. Bentley, with a has
tily made veneer of sweetness. "May
the men Just swing the bed Into your
hallway so that they can get It Into my
doorway? 1 didn't suppose It was so
big. I don't think It was Bo big In the
store.'
Mrs. Cochran sniffed at the Inanity
of the remnrk. but she said:
"Oh, I supiwise 1 can't refuse. 1
hofie you'll quit your thumping after
you get It in. I can't get my child to
ileep while It's going on."
"I'm sure It will only be a minute.
1'ou see. the wornt Is over."
Thousands Sent into Exile.
Every year a Isrga number of poor
sufferers whnM lungs are snre and
racked with oooghe are urged to t o to
another climate. But this Is costly
-and not always sure. Don't l le
when Dr King's New Liovt-ry for
Consumption will core you at h.-.m
It's the moat lofalllble mwllrlne fo
t'ongh', Colds, and all Tnrnt and
Lung disease on earth. The first dmw
brings relief. Astounding cures renlt
from persistent use. Trial bottle fr
at W L De Lano. Prim 60 and II 00.
Every bottle guaranteed.
"I should hope o," said ilraj Coch
ran, looking at the electa In the wall
and the broken globes. And then the
two expresanien put their ahonldera to
the bed and swung It Into the doorway
with such vehemence that it stuck
like a fat cork In a small bottle and re
fused to budgo.
"Well, this la a pretty state ot
things," said Mrs. Cochran from be
hind the bed. "Sow 'do yea suppose
we're going to close our front door
with that great bed fa the way?"
"You von't need to close It No one
vlll come In rhlle der bet la dere. It Is
besser as a door." And the German
laughed uproariously and fatty.
"Oh, but thia Is too awful r aald
Mrs. Bentley, wringing her hands
helplessly. ,
"I should think It was," fame the
voice of Mrs. Cochran from the other
tide of the bed.
"Is your husband In there? Can't
be help push?" suggested Mrs. Bent
ley. "No," snapped Mrs. Cochran. "Fie
hasn't come home yet, and. what's
more, ho can't until this barricade is
removed, llow anybody but a fool
could hare bought such a monstrous
thing I don't see!"
At this Juncture Mr. Cochran came
up stairs, with Mr. Bentley Just be
hind him. Mr. Cochran looked puz
tied. Mr. Bentley groaned. Ho had
come home too soon.
"Whnt are you doing to tho bed?"
asked Mr. Cochran.
"Ve ain't doln' a t'ing to id," said
tho fat German Joyously.
Bentley and Cochran laughed, but
Mrs. Beutloy saw no humor In the re
mark, and certainly Mrs. Cochran saw
no funny side to tho bed. Both aldea
seemed trnglc to her.
"Is that you, George?" she called
out.
"Yea, It'a me. Shall I como tar'
"You can't except by the Are es
cape," said Mrs. Cochran despairingly,
"What are you doing with It In the
wrong door?" asked Mr. BenUey of
the expressmen.
"Sure, 'twould have ahtook aa fasht
in anny dure," said tho Irish express
man, and the Qermaa roared sympa
thetically. Mr. Cochran la a man of, action.
"Ilere; we four men ought to bo able
to move a little be a bed. Now, alto
gether; pull!"
Mr. Cochran Is a succeasful politi
cian, but he had the wrong kind of
pull with him, and the only result of
the effort wag that Mr. BenUey pulled
off some of the molding and fell on
his back.
Nothing daunted, Mr. Cochran said,
"Let's go around by way of the Are es
cape and push."
The two expressmen and Mr. Coch
rau made nothing of passing from
Mrs. Bentley's parlor to Mrs. Coch
ran's parlor by the Are escape, but Mr.
Bentley Is light headed and had to be
helped across by his wife. Then the
two entered the Cochran apartments,
for the flrst time, like thieves in the
night.
Now all sir combined their strength
and pushed, but the bod only laughed
at them.
"Well, nothing more can be done
now," said Cochran. "The bed Is here,
and It'a got to stay hero for tho pres
ent. Now, you meu might as well go
about your business. You've done what
you set out to do the bed la up hero
fast enough."
"How much do I owe you?" asked
Bentley of the German.
"Two dollars. I'll sent arount a car
penter If you vand."
"Oh, no!" said Mrs. Bentley. "He'll
be nble to move It." ,
Back across tho fire escape was Mr.
Bentley helped by his faithful wife,
and then they bade the Cochrnns good
night. It was such an Impossible thing
thnt had happened that everybody felt
good natural once more, Just as In a
blizzard or a period of excessive heat
people make light of their misfortunes
and passcrsby Joko one another.
Next morning Immediately after
breakfast Mrs. Bentley went down to
the bed company to see whether they
could suggest a way of getting tho bed
out of Mrs. Cochran's doorway.
They had moved, and a big nlgn In
the window bore the legend, "To Be
Opened In a Few Days as a Ladies'
Lunchroom."
For tho space of two days that bed
stood In tho doorway whllo carpenter
after carpenter came and looked at it
and shook his hend and went away.
Then came one who said: "I've seen
those beds before. They ain't worth
bothering with. The company's failed
that made them. Now, next door to
my shop Is a vacant lot, and if I cut
the bed to pieces I guess you can
dump it there and the owner of the lot
won't mind."
Mrs. Bentley balled the scheme an a
heaven sent proposition. Mr. Bentley
was down town, and Mrs. Cochran,
who was on the other side chatting
with her for in spite of what had
come between them they were now
quite friendly seconded the plan.
The carpenter borrowed an ax of the
Janitor, and In a half hour's time, with
the excepUon of the mirror, which
was preserved Intact, there was not
a square foot of toe bed unbroken.
The carpenter sent the pieces down on
the dumb waiter and then took them
away and presumably dumped them.
Mrs. Cochran spent five minutes shut
ting and opening the door. It warf so
pleasant to be able to do It again.
Then Mrs. Bentley Invited ner neigh
bor Into her flat and apologized for
making so much trouble.
"It was no trouble at all, my dear.
It has made something to talk about."
Now, Mr. Bentley seemed to think
that $ for the bed, t'2 for delivery
and 110 fur damage to the hallwuys,
together with the charge of the car
penter for the time It took him to de
stroy the bed, was rather a large
amount to pay for a subject of conver
sation. So be Isn't saying a word
about IU
Newly Furnished Lodging House
New beds In newly painted and
papered rooms at the Courthouse
Lodging House. Only ona block
from the main bulnem street, and but
a litti more than two Mocks from the
postofllOB. A very quiet locality.
Outside rooms ttl rear corners away
frftii hall, stilencfl! for day slipping.
Windows of theoe rooms under pro
jecting roof, cutting off much of ihe
llgt I.
Lodging with or without ln-d a
d'sirt-d. Come ana see toe rooms ana
1 will guarantee that yon will he satis
fied. F.D Ho Wat
fliSSFlEO G0LUM8.
Notice, uauer this head not to uoeed ne
", M eenu uat k: II AO n.h. i-
Help Wanted.
W AN 1 ED. rlrsfelasg dlulug room
girl wanted at Hotel Eugene at one.
Apply at muv.
WAN 1 EL). Mau and wife to work on
a farm. Address Lock Box 347, Eu
gene, Oregon,
APPRENTICE WANTED. Millin
ery apprautlce wanted at Miss E
raliziuan'a Ninth street tullllueiy
WANTED A houae for one year from
April it. hruuitfio7 roouin, near
bueluee. district. Address M, cure
of Uuaku.
WANTED To buy a bouse and lot In
Eugene within 1400, cash. Call at
Guard office or at room 1, Young
block.
WANTED. Intelligent young men
from 17 to 19 years of age, having
eoiuuiou school eduoatlou, to learn
mechanical trades. For full Informs,
liou apply or write to Union Iron
Works, &! Market street, ttau Fran
oIbco. AGENTS WANTED. First class
proposition to energetio ladles and
geutlemsn. One for each township
desired. Goed pay and steady em
ployment. Beud for booklet and prac
tical guide to agents at ouoe. T H
Benton, Gen'l Agent, Goodnough
Bdg., Portland, Ore.
W ANTED. Several persons of ohar-
aoter and good reputation la eaoh
elate (one In this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house ol solid
liuanoial standing. Salary $18.00
weekly with expenses adltlonal, all
payable in cash eaoh Wednesday
direct from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished, when necessary.
References, Enclose set Nad dressed
envelope. Manager, SOS Caxton
Building, Cnloago.
For Sale.
HAY KOkMA I.K. l-liuut niiual lol
orders at L 0 Skoals' grocery.
GHOBQK WlDatKR.
BUGGY FOR. SALE A good second
hand buggy for sale ohesp. Enquire
of C Marx, Jr, Eugene.
COW FOR SALE A due milob oow
for sale. Enquire ot Dr R Li Wll-
loughby, dentist, over MoCluug's
store.
COW AT BARGAIN A good milk
oow for Bale at a bargain. Inquire of
MrsH W Graham 440 thirteenth
and Ferry streets.
FOR MALE. One of the choicest
residences In Eugene on Willamette
Btreet. Call ou TN Segar, Hotel
Eugene, for further particulars.
FOR BALE A good grain, hay and
Block farm for sale, mile from store,
postoffloe, school and ohurob, 4J
miles from railroad station, good
buildings, wall watered, level and
good location, 120 acres plowed and
part sown to wheat, ou reasonable
terms. A snap for the purchaser.
Can be reached from Goshen by
stage. Call on 0 8 Rlohaidgon or
C A Parker, 482 Jefferson street, Eu
gene, Oregon.
For Rent.
FOR RENT; Good oomfortable house
ln Springfield with good barn and
outbuildings. Inquire or address
Guard ofDoe, Eugene.
FOR KENT. Six room house oa
Lincoln street between Ninth and
Tenth. Apply at 640 Cbarnelton
street.
'lO LET. Store room between 7th
. and 9th streets for rent. Inquire at
Guard office.
Lost and Found.
FOUND. A lodge or society pin was
picked up on the street Saturday
Owner can have same by calling at
this office.
LOST. Between 8 H Friendley's reel
denoe and the ipera house last
night, a Portland Rowing Club pin,
having the Initials PRO. Finder
leave at this office and reoelve re
ward. Rooms and Board.
ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished
rooms and hoard at reasonable terms.
Call at 467 Oak street.
Miscellaneous.
GET YOUrl HOUSE NUMBERED.
I have the agency for the enam
eled steelplate bouse numbers and
will take your order and put the
number up. M C Van Tyoe, room 2
0"er McClung's stors.
Notice to Public.
The pabllo Is hereby notified that I
D Lsrl.ner baa been appointed regular
solicitor and collector for the Eugene
Laundry. Any favora shown him
will de duly appreciated by the pro
prleUirs.
Howkb A Jkhninor
VOIlX.c..
-11,:jI to Him linn intra
ebttntb
nlm V i-iii
, , . , , , , oiore you mere is no reason tor
th delay which Is Increasing your misery and wasting the days
of your life. Why not stop the pain today i
I have used one bottle of Wine of CartufanToiuLjwreo Thedrord's
Blaek-llrausht. Uelore I begao to take your nudiciu.K I had nains in mr
baok. hips, lower bowels and my aniu. 8iiuelinwi 1 thousht 1 would go
bhud. .My head aohed and I was so weak 1 ooultl hardly walk aorosa tha
flour. Now I can only feel a little ol tho naln In my iidi. and 1 am eroinir to
use your medicines until I geteured. for f btllove thev will eertaiulv ouiw
me. I have been married twelve yaera and am Ihe inotlurof seven children.
1 thank you lor your wonderful medloine and what It haa ln for me
MATILDA SMITH.
PaclTlMandltttralnr,Mdmay
SOUTH AND EAS
VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Eugene for Portland and way
stations at 8:U0a ui: 1:42 p m.
It l ortland
lv Eugene '
Ar Ashland
Ar Saorumelito
Ar San Franoisco
.vM) a m
i M p ui
2:Mi u,
fi:(HI p m
7:45 p in
8:80 p is
l:ir a m
12:08 a m
4:2fi a m
8:lr a m
Ar Ogden
A r Denver
Ar Kaunas City
Ar Chioago
fi:45 a nr
0:1)0 a in
7:U a m
7:45 a m
ft :4ft a in
91.' m
7i'.'i) a ni
UM) a m
Ar Los Angeles
Ar El Paso
Ar Kort Worth
Ar City of Mexico
Ar Houston
Ar. New Orleams
Ar Waalilngton
Ar New York
1:20 p m
OKMI p m
0:80 a m
V:65 a m
4:00 a m
0:21 p m
0:42 a m
12:48 p in
7:00 a m
9O0 p m
0:80 a m
9:M a in
4:00 a m
6:25 p m
0:42 a m
12:43 p m
l'ullmvn And Tourist onrs od
both traiuB, Chair earn Hocrtv
uionto to Outlet! ami IU l,ao,
aiid ourint oara to ChiuaK.
Ht Louis, New Orleans ami
WaflhitiKtou,
Conuet'tinK at Sau Kran
clboo with mveral ateanmhip
Hnea fur Houolulu, Japmi.
Cliiua, riiilliitiM, 'Jemral
and South America.
8e Mr L Q Adair, 'aent atlKuufi,.
or auureB ,
R. B. MILI-KH.
OTA Portland Or
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
To St Paul and return,
limit (50 days. Tickets
on sale May 30th and
June 7th.
$86.00
Buffalo and return,
limit 30 days. Tickets
on sale 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, commencing
June.
For particulars apply to
IL II. AHOTT, tgent
lit) Third Street
K. J. COYl.K. 1 Portland, Or,
Asst (Jen Pass Agt
Vanoilver 11. O.
Your attention is called to the PIONEER
LIMITED" trains.! the "CHICACO, MIL
WAUKEE ft ST PAUL KAILKOAU.
" 'he only perfect trains In the wnrld."
Ton will Bnd It desirable to ride on this
Trains wheti going to any point in th
Eastern State, or Canada, They oounec
with ail Trmnsoontinental Train, and ail
ticket Agents sell tickets.
For further information, pamphlets, ate,
ask auy Ticket Agent or
C. J. EDDY,
Portland. Or.
J. W. CASEY
Trav Pas. Agent.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tl.TIE V4HI-
No 2 for Yah, ulna
Train uteres Allsuiy 12:') V M
leaves Conallls 1 :50 P M
Arrives Yaqulna 6:45 PM
No. 1 Retnrnlnr
I,eat.a Yaqnlna 710 A M
(.seres Corvallis; 11:80 A M
Arrives Albany 12:1b- PM
So. S for Detroit
T-rss Albany 7.00 A M
Arrives Detroit 12:15 P M
No. 4 fiotn Detroit
leaves Detroit 12:45 P M
Ieavea Albany 6:40 P Si
Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to
connect wiin m. n r aontn Douni train, aa well
as giving two or hree hours In A'liany Itefore
diirtnr of S P North bound train for Port
land Train No I connects with the H P west side
train at Crvellis Croeaing for Independence
MiMlnnvllle and all points north te Portland
EDWIN HTONE,
Manager
, J T 'itNKIl
1
Told by Pain
II you have paioi you should look after
ttttm quickly. Pain shows aomttblng Is
wrong. Th (harper the piln the more 3an
ger there b In cUhy. Tlvrc are thousands
of women to-day who ar bearing awful
pain almost coutinually, rather than Ull s
physician about the shooting piles ln their
lower abdomen, about the agony of filling
of th womb and the- distress of kucorrhoea.
They let th months pus and their troubU
becomes harder to cure and more distressing.
But modest women can secure exemption
from the embarrassment of a private cxanuV
nation. When pain tells them of danger
they can cure themselves by the use of
WINE'ARDUI
in the privacy of their homes. You can be
cured without distressing publicity. With
fiTlnir irmptomt. "Tho !t,!j Advisory
TICKETw'TOiALL FBINTS'EAST
vtA
Shortesr and Quickest Line
- -TO
ST. PAUL. DUL UTH, MlkNEAPOLiS, CHICAGO
An all poiutslEaet,
Through Palaee and Tourist Sleea.rs I
Dining sad Buffet Smoking llorsry Cars,
dailytraIns. FAST TIME -tJKItVICKAND
StJENEHY UNEQUALR
TtVlfAt huluilttrji VisuO U .-At
t.Vi!'?. 101 "ckot wires, Eugeuo. or
QKK -VT NOHTHKUN .Ticket.Ollioe
122 TRIRDISTREET'
ORTLAND.
For ltstie, Voider, ai d full Information
ading KaslerTrip, call on or address.
. JjW P1IALON. H. DICKSON
1'ravP'ss Agt. ' CltyTioket Agent
12.! Third Street, Portland,
ABC. DfcNNlHTON, O. W. V. A.
UI2 First Avenue, Soatt le, Wash'
Gap Closed
The operation of through trains be
tween Han Francisco aud Iav An
gel, via Surf aud Santa Barbara,
will begin on
Sunday, March 31, 1901
....ON TIIE'NEW....
GGAST
LINE...
Two Througn ' Train. Dally. The
Cunt Line Limited leaving eai-h
terminal rally In the morning eipiip.
MI wi'h eleuant cafe and parl-ir onrs
will make daylight trlie through the
most pictlireeque, varied and enter
taining, scenes on Die onntinent.
Inquire of agents of the
Southern
Pacific.
OREGON
SHOjprlafflE
tSe .east
The O IR. N.
Give tha Choice! of "
S DAILY
TWO VIA
TH' 5PE80S
SHunl LKl
TO
Salt Lake,
Denver.
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kansas City.
ONE VIA
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
nr..
TO
Siokane.
Mlnneapolf
St. Paul and
Chicago
Oman Hummers 1,-Kve Portland every
5 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boat leave Portland dally for all Wll.
lamette and Coltitut la River Points.
Monthly Htesmi r- to China and Jai an
For full Information call on or a
dress nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Agent'
or address,
A. L. CRAIO. i
Cien'l Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or,
V Loca Ageut, Kiisni