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Newspaper Page Text),'''''!'L1,CTWaMBa53BCa3BMyiiii.yy;Bt,...jW 111 ?m irAt?eab!c PrcpardlionforAs- Simuaung mciooaanilGegiila ling Hie SUiumtiis andBowels of fromoies Dijestion.Chperruf- ness and Kesu onlams neitlier Opium.Morphine iioruiiEraL OT JM ARC OTIC. tiirm Sttl -Hufcym Flavcr. poifecl Remedy forConslipa fum, Sour Stoniach.Diarrhoca Ubrms,('onviiIsions,Fcvcnstv ness mul Loss of Sleep. f ATKIJiS & JIMEH PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat ronage solicited. To tbe Farm era we will pay the highest market prioe for fat cattle, hous and Bhtep. Shop oq Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregorj. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON 'i PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a large and complete took ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beet market, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other bouse in Eugene J. L. PAGE E FLORENCE STAGE LiINE. BANGS, Proprietor. wiy except dunday at 6 a m etamlng etage leaves Florenw tdrdays at 8 a m. etwln lD teugen9 M 1 p m the f h TRIP ...16 a. .."IS V B,n,!"' "T8,7 '"i 5ra ' Ha"s Davenport's o A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. "ce-Fairmonnt, Oregon. fc,.,"erf,, 'rom sinile to double entry. ,n Qouote entry. -Rttifnt of inti-i I. ..J l.l.1 WeJ- ill k - "iiidib wiui ooewi m Riwet MV( Uromtit raiaMntinn. si- -S ivi WIUI I FacSumlc Signature or ;I! LJ&ggg: I Thirlv Years EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. a. D The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York f lormi ol lif. r,l, j r.-u n I "' Annuities. Cuarintud valiis ' lumiiiwd by H A. WANN, Eugene, Or. T TNSEGAR. Proprietor. "trlrtly first clan.. 1NW m a a i mi1 1 wten for iw.i r Mel Eugene.. For Infants and Children. I The Kind You Havp Always Bought Bears th BUSINESS CAliPS ATTOKN K YS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collectioni a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. Eookhs, Obsoox, O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block Bouth of Chrisman B 1 Koomn, Obiooh. SKIPWORTH, 1TTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. EUOENI OllIOON. HKLHOS W THOMFSOU 0HA8 A HABOI rjTiHOMPSON A HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts, Eoosss, Obsooh. M TKAVI3, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. Q.EO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY ft CoUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of tho state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John M, EimuuMun Leon E. EdmunBon, EDMUNSON ft EDMUNSON. yttorneys-At-Law. Practice lc all the courts. Collection! a eped alty. "0ttice Over Loan & tiavinia Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. oris E. eea; ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. Office in Loan k Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters, Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. -pAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loaa & Saving Rank Building. Sicial attention to lurgery and aurgical diev eawB of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watchee and Clocki'Repairel Kcqenx, Ontoov R O BIDD1.E, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, ibetwoen ' Fiftih snd Blth street one bl-j-:lc tre.t of Minneaiiota hotel EKBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecoz.ii Oaionif Bwt eu!pd Assay Laboratory in the State. Fn p;pt and reliable return guaranteed. Wcrkin? tU made on ore samples of one to fifty nous-la to 'lebrmine the most suitable method of treatment. UIE TACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Very Latt LIFE AND ACCIDENT I'OLIC'IES. AtttsT J. Caxo.t, fien. At., J. M. William I'ortland, Urt Local Arfe&t, Eusen, 3 "6'o AiU i of Xir AV THE SINFUL BROTHER. He Was a Good Mas, not Dldat Bold lamllr Prayrra. It wag at a certain church meeting, and th Rood bishop waa calling for re porta. He bad a rather stern, .ham manner w blch aoinetimea Jarred a little ou uie nerves of the more timid. By and by he came to Brother B a lay "Brother B.. what la tbe anu-ltnal con Ultlon of your church T' demaudej the t :!iop briskly. "1 consider It good," said the brother. "What makes you think it is good?" went on the bishop. "Well, the people are religious. That's whnt makes me think so." "What do you call religious? Do they have family prayer 7" j'Some of them do. and some do not." "Do you mean to say that a man may te a Christian and not hold family priiyerr "Yes, sir: I think so." "Do you hold family prayer?" "Yes, sir." returned tbe brother quiet ly. "And yet you think a man may be a Christian and not hold family prayer?" "I have a brother who la a better man than I am who does not hold fam ily prayer." "What makes you think he la a better man than you are?' "Everybody says so, and I know he Is." "Why doeB not your brother, If ho Is such a good man, hold family praver?" thundered the bishop. "He has no family," meekly answer ed the brother. Harper's. The Baaklnar tharlt. The ferocity of sharkB Is not necessa rily In proportion to their size. For ex ample, thcro Is the great baskinc shark. so called because of lta habit of lying uiouoniess at tne surface of the water. It often attains a length of nearly forty iecc, out us teeth are small comnara' tlvcly, and it probably never attacks man, appending upon small fishes and Crustacea for Its diet Another name for this species Is "sail fish," because or lis great back fin, which shows out or the water like a Ball when It Is basking. Although sluggish ordinarily and eas ily narpooned. it exhibits great activity and enormous strength when struck, diving immediately to tho bottom and requiring a great length of rope to bold It These basking sharks aro caught ior tneir livers orr the coast of Iceland, and the oil obtained Is used to adulter ate cod liver oil. A Revival. Revivalism In Jamaica has Its trage dies anu its comedies, but under no cir cumstances Its advantages. Tho excit ability of tho black man is animal; It icaus nun backward toward the jungle, towaru obeablsm. The noisy revival Istlc meeting Is a more serious scandal than a tea party. A doctor told us that not long since he was called In to meeting, whero he saw a woman lying on the ground, while her coreligionists danced a kotch danco In frantic circle around her, proclaiming her to be "In de .spirit" He found sho was dead from a fit caused by excitement But the consequences of these "pious or gies" may bo merely Inconvenient a In the case of the black lady who when m de spirit" climbed upon her neigh bor's roof and sat there for two days. The neighbor found this lucouveuleut Cornhlll. The Kid Glove Kid. The average kid glove, according to uiose wno should know, Is not made of kid at all, but of goat or lamb skin. Tho kids from which tho real kid glovo Is made are nurtured and cared for al most as carefully as aro raco horses. Most of them are reared In a mountain ous district of France. Tbe kids aro nourished on milk alone and are never allowed to eat grass, as that would coarsen tbe skin. The kid Is kept In a pen, where bo can receive no scratch or bruise. They are thus kept, as it were, In cotton wool until the age when the skin is of most value. They are then carefully killed and the skin dressed with the utmost skill. Sheep, deer and colts are also pressed Into service for so called kid and dogskin gloves. The Potato. Humboldt says tbat at tho time of tho discovery of America the potato was cultivated in all the temperate parts of South America from Chile up the coast The Spaniards first noticed It in Peru. The variety of potato cultl vated In Europe and North America grows wild In Chile. Dlfferont Bpecles cf the pluot are lound growing wild In most parts of South America and. It Is claimed by many botanists, In Mexico and Arizona. Every Aalmal I. Pond of Bjisasss, The leaves of the banana, often bIx feet long and two feet wide, are tender, and tbe strong winds of the tropics soon tear them In strips, thereby add ing to their grace and beauty. The ba nana Is a fruit that beast and bird, as well as man, are fond of, and the own er, when be lives In a sparsely settled country, must protect his plantation by a fence of some tborny plant The Main Point. Mrs. Gatterson You will come to dinner anyway, Mr. Tutter, will you not, though I am afraid there will not be many Interesting people present? Tutter (gallantly) What difference does that make? One Is always sure of a good square meal at your house. Ilarliui Life. A Dangerous Tree. Brown Are you Interested In gene alogy? Ever looked up your ancestral tree? Black-Never did. Fact Is I'd be afraid there might be a man banging from ono of Its branches Boston Transcript Working 24 Hours a Day. There's no reat for thnie tireless little workers Dr King's New Life PI I la. Millions are always busy, caring torpid liver, jaundice, billousutna, fever and ague. Tbey banish Ick headache, drive out malaria. Never gripe or wiaken. Hmall, taste nice, work won ders. Try them. 25o at V? L D Lano's. 252 bicycle sold at tbs Crescent agency Id 1001. Only lbs beat built and lightest running wheel could pos sibly make this record. Plenty more Juit as rood at Chambers hardware. TWO STORIES; ' " - Th. Seeoad One Evened Tp Aecoamta Willi the first. A young man was tolling anecdotes to a circle, and one of bla listeners was his niother-lii-law. He related ou about a fuueral. A womau had died. The undertaker at the close of the services at the bouse said to the be reaved husband: "You will ride In tbe first carriage wiiu your niotuer-in-iaw. "I decline to ride with that woman." said the widower. "She has made my life miserable. To rider with her would spoil all the pleasure of the occasion." All laughingly appreciated tho hu mor of the story except the young man's mother-in-law. "Why dou't you laugh?" he asked. "It was a good story." "Ob.." she replied, "I was thinking of another story about a colored minister who prayed one day for rain like this: " 'Oh. Lord, sen' us a rain. Thou knowest dnt de craps Is a-sp'UIn'. Thou knowest dat de cattle on a fousand hills am a perlshiu' fo' water. Sen' us a rain. O Lord. Not ono ob yer drlz sles. Sen' us a downpour, a gully wash In', a trash llftln' rain." "An old mammy In tho back part of the church called out: "Look hyar, par son, whuffo" yo' pray dat a-way? Why yo' pray for a traBh llftln' rain? Doau' yo' 'member dat I done bury dat trlflln' son-in-law o' mine last week?'" Chi cago Chronicle. llovr to Hake Yonraelf Invlalble. l'urchase a new pot dish, mirror, agate, steel and tinder. "Convey" a black cat a dead ono will do. At the Btroke of midnight fill your pot at tho fountain, light a flro and put tho pot on It rince the cat In tho pot and hold tho lid on with your left hand. Remain for twenty-four hours In this position without moving, speaking, eating or drinking and bo especially careful not to look behind you whatever noises you may bear. At tho end of this time take off the pot and place tho contents on tho new aisn. Separate tbe flesh of the cat from the bones and throw tho former over your left shoulder, saying, "Ac- clpo quod tlbi do. ct nihil amnllus." Then place each bone In succession be tween your teeth on tho left hand side, looking in the mirror meanwhile. Those which produce no effect must bo thrown over tho left shoulder with tho scnrcely civil but very necessary re mark given above. Retain that bono which when placed between tho teeth mnkes your Imago disappear from tho mirror and, having secured this, the object of your experi ment retiro from the room backward. Petit Albert Odor, and Dlaeaaca. The Medical Record Is authority for mo statement that tho odor of new mown bay Is an Indication of pyrcnila, typhus Is ludlcnted by an ammoniac smell, Jaundlco by a musky one, yel low fever by tho odor of a bun barrel, hysteria by a suggestion of vlolots or pineapples. Intermittent fever by tho smell of fresh baked brown bread and measles by one like fresh picked feath ers. In cholera the odor of tho skin Is am moniucnl. It 1b acid in what Is called milk fever, acetoformlc In rheuma tism, particularly in tho region of the engorged articulations; of new baked bread in scarlatina. In smallpox the odor is that of the fallow deer; in ty phoid fever It Is that of blood. It seems somewhat Incongruous that tho smell (of the plaguo resembles honey. now Bay Ram la Made. Bay rum Is manufactured lu Domin ica from tho dried leaves of Plmenta acrls. Bay rum Is procured by dlstllla tlon and this In a very simple manner. The leaves aro picked from the trees and then dried. In this stato they are placed In the retort, which Is then filled with water, and tho nrocess of distillation Is carried on. Tho vapor Is then condensed In tho usual way and forms what Is known as "bay oil,' vcr Buiuii quantity or wnicn Is ro qulred for each puncheon of rum. Tbe manufacture of bay rum Is carried on at tho northern end of Dominica and proves a very lucrative business to those engaged In It as the plants are plentiful in this district A Qnallfled Rejection. Hello, Hiinms, old maul I hear-vonr caitress menu has rejected you?" iio uas. 1 proposed to her In a let ter, and she Bent it back to mo with a note saying: 'We havo read tho Inclosed M3. with much Interest and thank you ror your courtesy in sending It It Is rejected, however, as wo havo already accepted tho offer of a contributor who wrote us upon a similar theme.' " Kew York Commercial Advertiser. A Look Ahead. "Well, Charley, has jour iweddlne aay oeen set " Yea, old chap. I bad my flanoeo agree to be married on her birthday." iuat ooes have a little romantic fla vor." "That wasn't the Idea, you see, I Was thinking that ono present would answer for both anniversaries." New; iork Herald. Diamond Teala. Put your finger behind the stone and look at It through the diamond as through a magnifying glass, if th stone Is genuine, you will bo unable to distinguish the grain of tbe skin, but with a false stone tills will bo plainly visible. Furthermore, looking through a real diamond the setting Is never vis ible, whrreas It la with a false stone. In Liverpool recently six women with babies met tiircther and agreed to vote which was the prettiest Infant Each baby got one vote. Newly Furnished Lodging Bouse New beds In newly painted and papered rooms at the Courthnum Uxlglnit Moose. Only one block fmm lbs main bu-lnww street, and but little mure than two blocks from ilia posUiflloe. A very quiet locality. ouisine rooms at rear corners away from ball, splendid fur day slnf-ping, Windows of theae rooms under pro. -tlng roof, cutting ofr much of ihe ll'tit. Lilalnir with or without tioard as -lrtl. O'tn aird ai-e Hie rnonie and I will k-uaraulte ih-it you ill I aatle- 0d. hv Hows CLASSIFIED GQLIM Notlraa nnl kl. 1 i . no. SO oenu oar watk: l vi . -,..... , Help Warden. uc WASTED. 'J chop balm ooa lor Uie hugeue exoUior mill. inquire at the mill. tfiiii. .1. . . . ..TV IT umii nj rr.u.-A girl wanted to do general hnu-ewmti. Iuquire at reiiiiitM opposite Mi-thndm church, Mr jj 11 Friendly. WANTED. Five good deputies, men or women, to solicit for the Xnd pendent Order of Lions. Address D lirailley, North west corner 11 til and luameltuu streets, Kugena. HfAVTl'l, Tr7T . i..imeiniiein young n.eu from 17 to 19 years of age, havlug cuuiiuon school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full Informs. Hon apply or write to Union Iron Works, ii2 Market street, Ban Fran olsoo. WANTED. Euergetio people to sell our up-to-date publications In eaoh towusiiip. we furnish books to reliable agents on a credit system. write ror terms and descriptive circulars. Continental Book Co, Oooduough Building, Portland, Ore gon. W ANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation In each state (one In this county required) to represenrCnd advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid financial standing. Salary (18.00 weekly with expeuees adltlonal, all payable lu cash each Wednesday dlreot from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. .References, Euolose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. OK SALE. A flue quire of C Marx Jr. milk cow. lu- FOR SALE. A nloe olean complete household outfit for sale at a bargain. Enquire at 119 West Fourth street. Geo B Col lea. tUK MALE. One of tbe oholceat residences In Eugene on Willamette street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. fOK BALE.-8prlngfleld Hotel. You miss a good thing If you fall to In veBtlgate this. It's a money maker. J M Woods, Springfield, Oregon. VIOLIN FOR SaLE. A good violin with bow In oase, also muslo Hand and some first violin muslo for sale. Address Box 632, Eugene. TIMBER CLAIMS. Two flrst olass limber claims for sale on the beet part of the Sluslaw river right on the river hank. A bargain It taken at once. Price $1610. A H Hiuk son, Alma, Or. FOR SALE A good grain, hay and stock farm of 218 acres for sale, j mile from store, postuffloe, school and church, 4 miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 aores plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap for tbe purchaser. Can be readied from Goshen bystage. Call on C 8 Richardson Pleasant Hill or U A Parker, 482 Jefferson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Lost and Found. LOST. Gold ring wllb opal mounting. binder will be rewarded. Professor Laohman, 874 East Fourteenth St. W ACTH LOST. A ladles' gold watob lost last Thursday evening. Finder please return same to Mrs OIHe Waller in McClung block and re ceive liberal reward. Rooms and Board. BOOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street. Miscellaneous. GET YOUK HOUSE NUMBERED. I have the agency for the enam eled steel piste bouse numbers and will take your order and pot tbe number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. WANTED A house for one year from April 1st. From 6 to 7 rooms, near business district. Address M, care of Guard. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years ltb chronic Indigestion and nervous dublllty," writes F J Green, of Lsn cailer, NH. "No remedy helped me un til I began using Kleotrlo Bitten, whi ch did o e more good tban all Ibe medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife In excellent health for years. She says Eiectrlo Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and InvlgoreUir for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take Its place In our family." Try them. Only Wo. Satis faction guaranteed by W L OeLano. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hm Kind You Have Always Bough Bears uut lot yH If? j i tit... 1 1 Blaelc-lrau,b.t. Before I bc.n to J""," ST" wttle of Wine U blind floor. lower oowela and my arm. Boiuetimx 1 thought i wuuld ra bfad ached and I waa so weak t could hardly k aSo the J. ""''I "' ' " fin In n.y .,dd I era SoinaXS I h... ha.. m.Hj.j . "r.-""".1"' 1 1?' rv" " " o-nainly our. Biaa. . ----- .sou y .lie jran NV at in I IB nidi UTOI I(-vtn flu M ran I thank you tor your wonderful niedioin. and what It has d..'o. Inr ,i,e MATILDA B.VUTH. ynt adylre and Ittetmtnr. address, slytny symptoms "Tlii. 1j,1im' Adrlmiry li.paniu.ar, lb. COMUaooeOlMlcTu. Comply, ciuuuuuini "S SOUTH AND EAS'l -VI- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE .Trains leave KuRnne for Portland and way .tatlnna mt U.fUl. . t ., - -ui, in. lv 1'urtland ct) a m im p ni 11:30 a m f.KHl p m 7. -45 p ui Iv Euyene Ar. Ashland Ar Hacrauientn H-.30 p a 1:1ft a u Vi m a ui 4:2ft a in B:in a in Ar Han KrAnoisoo Ofrdeu Denver Kanaas City Chloaito filft a D VMI a m 7:'A1 a in 7M a m t.l a ui 4i. n 7:'.'ii m U::l a m Los Am;ules Kl Pasu Fort Worth City of Meilon Houston New Orleame WaehlnKtou New York 1:20 p tn O.-Ort p in H:H a ra U:!5 a m 4:011 a in 6:'2ft p in 6:4'.! a in L!:43 i m 7X) a m 11:00 p DO 6:M a w U:.'.,a in 4:00 a in 6:2ft p m 6:42 a m 14:43 p m Pullman endTouri.t uare on both trains, Chair ears Sacra menUi to tlsden and lil Paso, and ourlst oars to ChioaKa, Bt Louis, New Orleans and Washington. CuuueetiUK at San 'Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, l'hillipines, 'Jeutral and South America, See Mr L Q Adalr.Jagent atKuKna or addras R. B. Mil, Licit, O P A Portlnnil Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO dayB. Ticllots 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 aptly to H. 11. A BUTT, Aeut . B0 Third htroel K. J. CO I.E. 1 Portland, Or, Aast (Jen Pass Agt V anron yar B, O, Yonr attention la called to the "PIONKKH LIMITKD" trains ef the "CHICACO, MIL- unM at nr i-aui, KAII.llUAU. "1 ha only perfect trains in the world," Ton will find It desirable to ride on this trains when going to any point, In th j-.asiera Diates or i;anade. They oonneo wltn all 1 ranacontlnental Trains and all ticket A(en ta sell ticket. For further Information. Damnhlaia. at ask any Ticket Agent or C. J. EDDY, Portland, Ore. J. W. CASKY Trav Pass Agent. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.TIK C1HS No, 3 for Y equina Train leaves Albany V1MI p M leaves Corvalll M PM Arrives Yaiulna 6:45 PM No. 1 Itetnrnlnp Leaves Yaqulne 7KI0 A M Coryallls Il-'ui a xt Arrives Albany 12-15 pjj No, 3 for' Detroit- Leaves Alliany Arrives Iletruft No, 4 hum Detroit leaves Detmlt leaves Allauiy . 7KX) AM 12:1ft P M . 12:4.1 P M 6.-40 P M Trains 1 and 4 arrly. in All-e.iy In tin.. l connect with the S I' south lMiml train, as well aa Klvlnif two or hre hour. In Albany before deiwrture of 8 V North bound train for Port land. 'Train No 2 connects with the H P west side train at Corvallis (ViasInK fur Independence MoMinavtlls and all points north te Portland EDWIN 8TONR, M sBllaWaaT TDIlNKIl, Tray Ta A,eUu is Told by Pain If you have paiia you shouli look .iur thtra q.ilckly. Pin shown something Is wrong. 11 sharer thspiintlwmcve din ger than Is la cWUy. Tl , thousands of mom tcday who are bearing awful pain almost continually, rather thin tU a physician about the shooting pains in their lower abdomen, about the agony ol falling of the womb and thedUtresa ol Ieucorrhoea. I hey U t the months pais and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure exemption from the cmbamssmeot of a private exami nation. When pain tells them ol danger they can cure themselves by the use of WINEo'CARDUI In the privacy of their homes. You can be cured without distressing publicity. WHh jruu mere is no reason tor Hrlfn. Xflaa fMl. a irvwi of Oftrdut am! ono imckrv, of 'rkedford'. f.k. y..Ui ,n,.ii" iZ , Vm TICKETS TO AND VISUM ALL POINTS EAST VI A SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Du'uth, Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS HAST Thronuli Palace anil Tourist Sleepers lhniu,- ami But'el Smekiua Library Cars DAILY TliAINS; VAST TIME. For Rates, Folders auil Full Information roanlhn tickets, routes etc, call on or address J. W. PI1ALON, t ! A H. DICKSON, ct a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND - A. 11. C. DKNNIHTON, O. W. P. A. 012 First Avenue, HUATTLK, Wash. Gap Closed The operation of through trnlna 'be tween Man Fraiirdson aiul,Lo An Kf les, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will toxin un Sunday, Jarch 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE. lii Two Ihronqn Tnlne Coast Line I.ln.lie.l Daily. The leaving ach t"rj"inl ''ly lu 'l.e iiioriiinu ' Vi. . .-i..ii. uuie ami iwrl ir cars, will make daylight trle tiiriiiiKh the most i.icturenqiie, varied and enter tainlng, aconea on the oonllnent. Inquire uf agouuiof the iouthern acific. Oregon itoim pacific TSe east The Give O R, the Choice c THREE TRAIXS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha. ONE VIA THE GREAT HORThERN BT. TO Snokano. Mlnneepol,' e St- Paul and Chicago. Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean Steamers leave Purtland every b Days bir SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland daily for sll Wll lametteand I'oluiiit la Hiver Points. Monthly Hteamers to CblnaaiidJai.au For full Information call ou or a drees nearest O. It. A N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIU. Ocu'l Pumenger Agent, Portlajid, Ut.