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Newspaper Page Textpj Klml Von Ilavo Always Bought, niil which 1ms bcca' ( uso for over 30 years, has home tlio tiluntiiro of 1 A oil hns been made tHidcr Lis per- ' ' . i a",. I -,-, U.lt jl iUiimiri iciifli auuumum turn "oui.-ii!-jriMii" nre Due gsiH-riiiKiits that trifle with and eiuluntrir tins hoiiltH of Ipl.iul uud CUihlreu Expcrii uce against Kxpcrhuuiit What is CASTORIA Aistoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric Drops mm Soothing Syrups. It is l'leasnnt. It .pntains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotics ajubslnnee. Its age ts its guarantee. It destroys Worrua giid allays Feverishness. It eures Diarrhwa and 'Wind Qoic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation giul Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ftiiiiiach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. J ho Children's Pauacea The Mother's Friend. ctMuiNE gAb I Bears the Signature of iie Kind You Have In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC flKNTAUft OOMMNV, TT MUfMAV THrCT. NEW YOUA CITY, PEPT. 1 PROPRIETORS fair share ol the publlo pat noage solicited. To the Farm as we will pay the highest trset price for fat cattle, hogs ad sheep. Bhop oa Will amette Bt, Eugene, OregoD. Orders promptly delivered. U Keep Constantly on Hand Full ". supply 01 3EEF MUTTON i PORK and VEAL rocenes Having a large and complete ttuck oi Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beet markets I can offer the public better CASH Prices thau any other nouat in Eugene J. L. PAGE Inrur ri nnrnnr aLnL-rLUncriuL STAGE LiINE. BANGS. Proprietor it ge leaves Kugene for Florence !? except Sunday at 6 a m Homing; stage leaves Florence Jtageut! daily exmpt Bundays at todays at 8 am. rives In Eugene at 1 p m the day kwtag. i'lFARK tS trip n Ju lor tale at B. Bangs' livery stable, --a. .t u,... jtt n.nniwn'i a h WHEELER, Expert Accountant Rfjsilence Fairmount, Oregon. i, -M Kiven in aoaoie entry. Jtoent of intricate and involved acoonn .1 "Wcialtv. inquiries and nrden addressed as above m o te prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York ! lormi ol lift. Endowmtnl snd Cold Bond kiu and Annuities. Ouirintced vslue ' ' lumiined by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. T N SEGAR- Proprietor. Strictly firet-claM, New manafrement. r , ws,iiioaprMy. "eedcuarten fiw Commercial C Hotel Eugene.. i i U 1 tl T 1 aa, . . . UK I A always Always Bought BUSINESS CABP3 ATTOKN K YS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Collections a specialty. Dtiice Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Office Over First National Bank. Eugene, Oeeoon, O WOODCOCK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block Booth of Chrismaa B 1 KUQENS, OHEOOH, SKIPWORTH. 4.TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euoesk Obeuon. HKLHUS W THOMPSON OUAB a. HAHDI T HOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building, t'raotice in all the courts. Euqini, Obkoom. M TRAVIS. Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene. Oregon. QEO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second nf thfl ntata. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate, OfljceKirt National Bank Bldg, Rooms 1. 2 and 8, John M. Edrounson Leon E. Edmunson. EDMUNSON ft EDMUNSON. A ttorneys-At-Law. i all the entirts. Collections . sped lilty. -Othoe Over Loan ft Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, JOUIS K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Saving bank building. Room Special attention given to lana anu muuug ten. Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. AINE KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUK.GEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Hans Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical al OI WOUIBU. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and Clocks" Repaired. Eroint. Ormo 1) K U BIDDLE, DENTIST, Office -"Jn Olive street, (between Flftih snd MinnoMote Sith street oue bl jok wit of hotel J-JERBERTLE1GU AS3AYER AND METALLURGIST Euecxi Ok, ok Best equipped Amaj laboratory in the State. un.,.t .mi pvlt.hle return iruarantee'i . w,..kinj tMii mfule on ore aamntes of one to fifty pounils todetrmin. the most suitable method of treatment. 'HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest .LIKE AVD ACCIDENT POLICIES At-Btrr J. CaiO!., Gen. Agt., J if. William I'ortUaJ, Ore Irtoal Agent, Eugen. Comity Allowances. Bcalp bouuty aoojuut Chas Pope oue wild eat S 00 W H Briggs one wild oat 3 00 John Hooker one wild oat S 00 F Parker one wild ntt 1! (l U Belknap out wild cat 1 00 U McClaue oue wild oat aud i ne ooyote 4 00 E Uarpeuler oue wild cat Si 0J W K Uibeon three wild oat. 6 00 W K Westropeone wild oat 'J 00 W R Briggs two wild oau 4 00 William Wooteu two wild oatn.. 4 00 J B Wiufry oue wild oat SI 00 K H Must two wild oals 4 03 C F Muruiug.tur two wild oals 4 00 J U Powell live wild oats 10 00 BHLyODSoue wild uat 2 03 H 1) Baughman oue wild oat 2 00 J U Belknap one wild oat 2 00 8 E Carpenter seven wild cau... 14 00 R H Hiu. oue wild oat ) 3 00 Koad aooount Allowed Maroh 6 L Boring road work 88 60 J More, assessing damages to Nelson road 2 00 A u MoUlane horse hire i 10 1 Bangs horse hire 2 00 AH Matthews, gravel 90 Chrisman 4 Bangs, livery hire... 3 CO RE Campbell, gravel 6 00 Coast Fork number Co, lumber... 21 02 J R Job, assessing damages, Brown road 2 40 Charles O Fox, viewer Akerly Road ; 16 60 J L Taylor, viewer Akerly road. 16 2o J Soott, viewer Akerly road. .... 16 60 Ed Benner, obaloman, Akerly road H 00 Smith Taylor, obaiuman, Akerly road 14 00 V L Akerly, marker, Akerly road 14 00 Joseph E Bay, marker, Akerly road 14 00 Joel Mays, viewer, Oeo H Hale rosd 2 20 Z T Fi-k.viewer.Qeo U Hale road 2 40 J D Cook, viewer, Ueo 11 Hale road 2 60 Frank Fisk, ebainmaii, Geo 11 Hale road..... 2 CO Norman Mays, cbainman, Geo H Hale road 2 00 W D Taylor, marker, Geo H Hale road 2 00 Richard Mouut, filing saws 80 D C Mathews, lumber, 30 88 James Kerr, road work 24 94 Lougbmlller &, Peter, mobdse.,.128 94 A M Taylor, timber for road 10 03 W T Cornelius, road work 22 20 Artbur Vansclioiuck, road work. 14 87 Jno Q Daud, road work, 24 94 Geo W Kerr, road work 21 87 Fanny Slarr, hire of team Bridge account : 00 Henry Cowan labor on bridge... 7 00 B R Coathral repairing truss rod 4 03 Heury Cowan labor ou bridge... 47 90 Walter White labor ou bridge... 18 00 B F Finn lumber 28 60 V F Hebert labor on bridge 15 76 T J Kldd labor on bridge 18 00 Geo Emory labor ou bridge 35 96 A N Btryker labor' on biidge 67 60 rauper account J H Bkidmore supplies for pau per Mrs Taylor 12 00 I Blayter supplies for pauper J M Cantrell. 14 49 I Blayter supplies for pauper J II Cantrell 6 00 JAMareh supplies for pauper Doty family W L Cheshire, M D medical ser vices for prisoner George Ver non i 00 7 00 N a Griffin ooffln forpauper Wrn Bintth 10 OP B F Russell keeping county pau pers ...176 61 CW Powell supplies for pauper J W Powell 6 00 T N Plank wood for pauper Mrs Harper 4 60 Williams & Parvtn supplies for paupers Cain A Winfry 14 00 Priming account Oregon state Journal printing... 19 76 Gilstrap Bros printing 37 60 Campbell Bros printing 42 90 Teaobers Ex. Aoot. Vina Lemley assisting In teaob ers' examination Nettie Kress assisting In teach ere' examination Ju-tloe aooount Lee W ('lark justice fees 0 A Wintermeler Justice fees 36 00 21 00 4 60 16 66 J W Vaughn Justloe fees making lury list 8 00 Wm Hemenway assisting mak Ing jury list 2 00 H E Underwood assisting mak log jury list 2 00 Chas Itauton Justloe fee making jury list 3 00 James Noland assisting making Jury list 2 03 James Law assisting making lury list 2 00 Constable aooount J F Curtis oonstable fee 2 60 Sidney Boott oonstable fee 17 65 Assessment and collection of tax acoount A E Wbeeler preparing list of transfers of records for or.. . . 66 00 A W Wallace deputy slier If! ool lectlcg delinquent taxes 16 00 W C Yorau printing assessor's supplies 61 60 County ofllcers' aocoun C M Collier county surveyor 90 40 H R Klnoald county Judge sal ary 66 65 A B Patterton county treasurer alary 66 65 W W Withers ibsrlff salary 166 65 Fred Fisk deputy ebsrlfl salary... 76 00 H I' Bown deputy .nerlisaliry.. 60 00 Robt Pratt deputy sherlD 2 60 Geo B Camp deputy sheriff 6 25 A G Matb.wi deputy sberlfl 1 25 F, U Le county clerk salary 166 65 rpry pump all sixes and prioea. L Chamber & Bro, LIVING IN LONDON. It I. Sot a Good FlM. For Man of Small iBOome. An American who In tbe classical language of his country Is at present located" lu London wants to know whether auy city In the world la quite niggardly a our town. He has beeu going the rouud of tbe London rvstaurauta aud bus eucountcred In the waiiagement of thorn a spirit which distresses him. "There Is, to begin with," be says, "a charge of from two pence to sixpence for guarding your hat and cent In the clonkroom, ana a tip in addition la expected. You want to wash your hands another twopence or another sixpence and another tip. You take up tho menu, aud, behold. there la an lutimntlon that a chargo of threepence each person will be made under the guise of 'table money." The chargo varies according to tho nature of the place. Threepeuco la the lowest and sixpence perhaps tho average. At great many restaurants It Is 1 shil ling and in at least two that I have vis ited la. Od. The only difference Is that In tho lower priced restaurants It is called 'table money" and In the high er priced ones placed under the capti vating heading of 'couvcrt.' To my mind, an entrance fee frankly demand ed at tho door would bo much less of fensive than to flud yourself asked at the end of a dinner to pay for the trou ble and cxpeuso of cleaning up the cut lery you have used." His conclusion of the whole matter Is that "London lives by Imposing a fixed tariff on the accessories that In every other city I have ever been to are thrown in gratis," and he thinks that being a gentleman la one of tho most expenslvo professions an Englishman can have. Ho declares it to bo an ut ter delusion that Loudon is a cheap place to live In. "For tho poor man," he says, "tho man whoso Income Is less than 800 a year, there Is no city where less can be had In the way of comforts and even the necessities of life. In New York It is only tho luxuries that cost Tho expenses of everyday living niny be as great or as small as ono enrcs to mnko them. New York, In fact, is laid out for tho poor man. From the transportation system to tho price of such fundamental charges on the household treasury as coal. Ice, fuel, meat, bread, milk and fruit, al most everything conspires to bring him In a good return for a very small out lay. AH these things nro cheaper In New York than lu London." London Chronicle. BUla In Conarresa. The words "has Introduced a bill lu congress," applied to a senator or rep resentative, usually sound much larger thau their ordinary meaning warrants. In order properly to estlmato tho value of the Introduction of a bill ono must remember that of 12,000 or 15,000 meas ures Introduced a few hundred only are passed. As for proposed amend ments to the constitution, tho Infant mortality among them Is appalling. Each new congress sees a score or more of proposals for a "sixteenth amendment to tho constitution." Wo shall doubtless some time hnvo such a thing, yet three amendments, all ot which woro cousequencos ot a great civil war, represent tho only changes made lu the constitution slnco the pres idency of Thomas Jefferson. Youth's Companion. Houses and Snpcrattttona. "Real estate men aro gradually for getting most of the old tlmo supersti tions which used to cnuBO us much trouble," said a dealer the other day. The number of houses which cannot be rented or sold on account of being haunted or bccauBo somo terrible crime was committed on tho premises is rap- Idly decreasing. We run across only a few people who balk at living In houso No. 13. Even elderly men who have made big fortunes are beginning to be lieve that there Is nothing In the old saying that tho aged rich man builds a mansion to dlo in." New. lorit Trib une, The Whip Tree. In the Island of Jamaica grows a tree, with tho botanic namo Dapuno lagctto, from tho branches of which native workmen make peculiarly strong nnd excellent whips, which have) tho handle and lash all of a plcco. The handle consists of a part of the stem retaining tho bark. For tho lash tho stem Is deprived of bark and then split Into Btrlps, which nro woven together In a flexlblo cord six or seven feet In length. The proper taper is anorueu by detaching more nnd moro of tho Btrlps as tho end of tho laBh Is op- reprnustlvea give them full Informa proached. ., n..ADa .he resources of Oregon composite. Dashaway Qullldrlvcr seems to bo fellow of extremes one who writes awful slush and subllmo proso and who Is at tbe sanio ume on iuioc auu a genius. Cleverton Where did you get ancn an Idea? Dashaway I've Just been reading tho reviews of his latest book. Harper's Bazar. nisllncllr Orlsxlnnl. Clara But were the places described In Tom's book at all llko the real places and did the men and women act and talk liko real people? Edltb Mercy, no! The book la dis tinctly original. That Is the charm of it, you know. Boston Transcript Flema.nt While It Lasted. "What would you do If you woke up some morning to find that you bad In herited a million dollars?" "I'd turn over on the other side and try to dream it again." Clilcago Rec ord-Herald. France produces $15,000,000 worth of chestnuts a year and Italy $20,000,000 (worth. Newly Famished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and naiiered rooms at the l.'nurthnu LiOdKing nouse. my one niwa from the main buninnM street, and a little mure than two blocks from hut the postofTloe. A very (julel locality. Outside rooms at rear cornera from hall, sidenrlld for day slenpl Window, nf thnw rooms under pro )ecting ror-f, cutting off much of 1 light. Lddglnr with or without board rieeirwi. Come aiid see the rooms and I will guarantee that you will lie eatla- Ota. r.u now. CLASSIFIED COLUMS, Notices under this head not to' uosed five lues, 60 oenta pee week: f 1 50 a month: tlx Par year. Help Wanted. UlKl. WANTED. rlmiuedlamly. Good wages. Inquire at I)r Strang's residence. WAM'ED. lulelligeul young uieu from 17 to 19 years of age, havlug common school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full Inform., liou apply or write to Union Iron Works, 222 Market street, Ban Fran cisco. WANTED. Energetic people to sell our np-to date publications In eaon towueliip. We furnish b.xt. to reliable agents ou a credit system. Write for terms ami rievcrlptlve circulars. Coulluenia- Book Co, Gooduough Building, Portland, Ore gon. WANTED. Several persous of char acter and good reputatiou in each state (one in this county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse oi solid financial standing. Balary 118.00 weekly with expenses adltluiial, all payable lu Cash eaoh Wednesday direct from bead ofHoea. Hone aud carriage furnished, when necessary References, Eucloee self-addressed envelope. Manager, 306 Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. BUGGY F0R8ALE n. good second hand buggy for sale cheap. Enquire of C Marx, Jr, Eugeue. FUR BALE. A nice oleau complete household outfit for sale at a bargain Euqulre at 119 West Fourth street Geo B Col lee. FOR HALE. Ous of the choicest residences In Eugene ou Willamette street. Call on TN Begar. Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR BALE. Bprlugfleld Hotel. You miss a good thing if you fail to In veetlgate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, Bprlngfleld, Oregon. FOR BALE -A good grain, hay and stook farm of 216 acres for sals, i mile from store, postoffloe, school and church. 4J miles from rail road Btatlon, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed aud part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap for tbe purohaser. Can be reaohed from Gosben byetage. Call on U B Richardson Pleasant Hill or C! A Parker, 482 Jefferson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Rooms and Board. ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms, Call at 467 Oak street. Miscellaneous. GET YOUK HOUSE NUMBERED, I have the agenoy for the enam eled steelplate house numbers ana will take your order and put the Dumber up. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung'. store. WANTED A house for one year from April Int. Frum 6 to 7 rooms, near hualneu d Btr ot. Address m, oare of Guard, Low Rates for Settlers. During tbe months of Marob and April the Canadian Paolflo Railway and Boo-Llue will make tbe following low rates to North Paolflo Coast point.: From Bt Paul $25 j from Chicago, $33 and correspondingly low rates from all points In tbe East. This route Is the pioneer line In Immigration 10 tue Paolflo Coast. If you have friends in the East who, are contemplating com- ng to the West and will lurnlsh me wi, their names ana addresses we -.m h- leased i0 have our eastern and assist them In arranging for their a I .riD I tu.sa tables, dates and other m ..,.., 0.11 0n or address, F P Johnson, F P A, C P R, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. Thurston Items. March 20. Willie Hayden Is down from VYsnd ling. Be has been clerking in store there. Mr Duval foreman of tbt Lucky Boy mine Is visiting with his family at this place. Wm Brooks, teacher In the Dvis sctiool.passed through Thurston today H B Rhodes left Monday for nnner McKenzle, where be will work on a log drive. Del rner. Hayden and Danman Need baiu lelt Monday for California where they expect to flud work. A Hard uab. Don't Be Deceived With 64 or 70 per cent whiskies or brandies and think It bettor than Franols' poie double ai.iiuea iuu rrooi brandies. Just have them te.t.4 free of charge at Fifth aud Blair .tietU, Kugene, Oregon. r It,.ml c;, I'UIlIAi IM Kind loi Kw i'wiri Bt tie The new 40 Oliver Bulky and Gang nlowa i-eroeei.ny aaapieo. ror ler plowli.g. hers Bna. them i' KL Cham- dAv mj wu arTUUiir i Cardul a woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy good health. The health that Wine of Cardul brings makes a woman vigorous In body and mind. Freed from those terrible devastating pains a woman grows well and strong naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the disordered menstruation and cures laucorrhoea, falling of the womb and periodical pains In the head and back caused bystendlng or sitting a long time In the same position. Thedford's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidnevs and blood In proper ahapc. Greatly Increased strength and cndurincr is the natural result Most cases are curea quickly. All druejlstj sell SI. 00 bottles ot Wine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black-Draught. For ttlvlM ind lltaratsirft. tiMruM, riW ymptom. "Tho 1-11' Adf 1fT Dvputmal.'' The Oulteanog Muum SOUTH AND EAS'! VIA I Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kuirono for Portland and way stations at 8;lHa mi li-U pm. Iv Portland .-i80 a ni 8:S0 p l Iv Enirene H p ni l:ln m A t, Ashland l'J:l.a in )2:0B a m At. Kiu-rftmniitn fKH) t) ni -4:25 a m Ar San Vmnotaeo TM V m 8:16 a m Ogden Denver Kansas Ulty Chicago fi M a D 9KM a m 7 a ui 7:4f a m V -th a in 7;t M ui 9.30 a m l,os Angeles Kl I'aso Kort Worth City of Meatoo Houston New Orleams Washington New York 1:20 p m 6i p in 0:.K) a ni U:M a m 4:1X1 a in 6V21 p m 6:1'.! a in 12:43 p to 7:00 a m 11:00 p ra am a m ar'N a in 4:OD a in t):2fi p m 6:42 a m 12:43 p 10 Pullman and Tourist ears on both trains. Chair oars Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and surlst ears to Chloan. Ht Louis, New Orleans and Washington, Connecting at San Frau clsco with several steamship lines lor Honolulu, Jauafi. China, rhilliiilnes, .utral and South America. See Mr I, Q Adau-.Tagent atlK.UKonf "' II. B. MIT.IKU, U P A Portland Canadian Pacific $6O.0O To St Paul and return, limit CO days. Ticket on salo May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing June. For particulars apt-ly to H. U. ABOTT, Agent Bt) Third Street 1 Portland, Or, K. J. C(;Y1 E. Aast Oen Pass Agt ' Vancouver B. O, V,, ....ntlon I. nailed to the "1'IONKKR TJM1TBD" trains.! the "CHIOACf). MIL WATJKKK ft BT PAUL RAILROAD. 'The only perfect trains in ins vnrrm. Ton will find It desirable to rids on Trains when going to any point i F.astern BUtea or t;anaoa. iney with all Transcontinental Trains and ticket Agents sell tickets. For further information, pamphlet., sak any Ticket Agent ot me C. J. KDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W, CABKY Trav Pass Agent. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. the Time cihd No. 2 for YaquUia Train leaves Albany 120 P leaves Oirvalli. 10 P M a.rrlvaa Yaoulna HHSTM No. 1 Returning leaves Yvinlna 7KW A M (mvs. Corvaliis 111 A M Arrives Albany 12:16 PM pf o, 3 for Detroit Leaves Ail-any 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 12:16 P M No, 4 bom Detroit Iavea Detroit 12rtn P M Leave. AlUny 6.-40 P M Traina 1 and 4anive In Albany In time to with the S P ainith Imnnd train, as well aa irivlns two or hree honrs In Allieny .laiTartur. ol 8 P North bound train lor Train No 2 connects with the 8 P west side train at Orvellis Crossing for Independence MoMinnvllle and all poiota north U Portland win - KDWLV RTONR, Man. k, A Strong Woman Iowa CUt. Iow. Aug. 1A. 1900 wm iick iur loroo year. Wa trisxV without relivf mud di tnfc Biaoh money. Uy wu tried w lnsot Cawut and four bottlM ourl har. 8 ho took two nova bottles, knowta h would b to work hard dun of the hay narvaat, Bho ttt-mioi to ail hr home hold dot. and kdiit and ntiUiiJct. all tho hay. This rami lei uo tear her troDRth. For merly ill was wrnk and tirud and could hardly tat about, but stnoe ehe has bueu takinir Wino of Cardul the tVls better and trvnittr than whan 'JO yaais of ag. JOft. A. KllLNllAFh-ii. Mr. Elsenhafer had tried everything durlntf hr Uvea ytart ilckncsa and had spent com Id", erabla money. She wai weak and could hardly t about tor thret years before the took WINEo'CdlDlII Now. after taking the Wine of Cardul, ihe can work with her husband In the hay field. That b hard work, but It Is not as Injurious to a woman's health as labor In stores, factories and offices where thousands of ajrlsare closely con. fined vear after vear. Uith the aid of Wine of Lounoy, ciiitLuuyji, TICKETS TO AM) FROM ALL POINTS AST vi A TO ST. PAUL. Dill UTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO Through raise. n4 Tourist Sleepers. Dining aa. Buffet Smoking Llbrsri Cara. DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIMK. For Rates, Voider, and full information lsading tickets, routes etc call on or address. J.WPHALON, H. DICKSON, Trav P kb Agt. City Titkot Agent VU Third Street, Portlaud, AB C. DKNNIHTON, G. W. P. A. UI2 Fiist Aveuuc, Seattle, Wash Gap Closed The operation of, through trains be- " tween Hun tfn.ncli.oo and, Los An geles, via Surf aud Hanta Barbara, will begin on Sunday,i!Marc!i 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThrougD Trains Dally. The Goaat Una UiiiIUmI leaving ech terminal early In the tnnratatf equi perl wl'h eltiant rafe anil parlor oars, will inaka daylight tripa tlironKb tlia tnrst pictures uo, varltMl aud enlr iaininK. su)Us on the onntiuonttj Inquiroof amenta ol thej Southern Pacific. OREGON this tn UMONPACIF1C all etc, AMD EAST THE The O. R. Give th Cholca of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lk, Dsnver, Omaha, Chicago and limit. ft 4 ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN RT. TO Snokane Mlnneapol a1 St. Paul and Chtoago. M Kanaaa City. Ocean Hteamera leave Portland every t Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lamette and Columt la River Points. Monthly Hteamers to China and Ja) sn before Port- For full iuiormatlon call ou or a drees nearest O. K. 4 N. Ticket Agtntj or address, A. L. CRAIO. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Portland, Or,