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Newspaper Page TextiP3 riv -fc-ei mat g ,i..frr 1lav 11 I I I .1 D rvi nil i -i i " :" ' q-x ",mB."r n which lin. boea , 1U. n,i9 uovuo tho Miniature nf ,nrr-z- . f38 tef n ma,l 'it tits Wr- nsri -r-1 . . BuiuuBiincrvisioii .-. ( .. . mm i-fux-cc-ivo yc-n -nthi 11 Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jiist-ns . oU ' hn't Experiments that trifle with and cu I. lllo ' iiiiiuts aud Children-Experience, i; .st UxtK-rinieut. What is CASTOR! A Castoria is a harmless substitute tor Cr.stor Oil Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syruiis It is Plcusant It Contains neither Opium, Murphhi,, ()r ,)tIl,.r jUP.ot,0 jiihslimce. Itsutfols its giuirantoe. it tloiroys Worms rami allays Feveruhiiesg. It cure I M .rrluea ami Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troi.1,1 Constipation Bud Flatulency. It assimilates tiie Food, reffiilates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. I NUINE CASTOR 8 A ALWAVA - - - - urn w Bears the Signature of ie Kind You Have Always Bought in use For Over 30 Years. TM. CTU OQMf.OT. TT MM, .TB,T. , HTftAL 5 MILLER 5PROPRIETOR9 fclr share ol the publlo pnt ane solicited. To the Farm- Iwe will pay the highest rKet price for fat cattle, hogs tid Bbiep. Hhop on Will telle 8t, Eugene, OregOD. Orders promptly delivered Keep Constantly on Hand a Full supply ot ' ZEF MUTTON (PORK and VEAL ocenes Uhving a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best markets, I can offer the public better CASH trice, tliau any other nouef in Eugene L. PAGE BUSINESS CARDS ATTOXNiSYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Dfiice 0?er Lane County Bank, BILYED", ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First Notional Bank. Euoraa, Oheooh, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOR NE Y-AT-L A W Offioe One half block south of Chriaman B 1 Eugene, Obeoov, 8KIPW0RTU. 4TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Eugene Oregon. ;ENE FLORENCE ffAGB L.INE. jANGS, Proprietor. P leayea Eugene for Flomnoe Jawptdunday at 6 a m .2s "tage leaves inorence eue daily exoept Bundaya at y at 8 a m. Jos in Kugene il 1pm the day fARt.. IKIP.. or S V Bn' llTorT Me, Uurd a Dsrenporl! o WHEELER, Expert AaountanL '""M-Fainnount, OreRon. rw.l from inl, to donbl. entry. r,',r;v'1'1"' dnuble entry. acooun 5'hirN d orden" xl Jrewed as above T"" Prompt attention. it The MUTUAL LIFE INCIIDIUnr nnuniim 1 l New York Endowml ! Gold Bond JANN, Eugene, Or. m Eugene.. FN SEGAR- Pprlelo "rtctly firrt-claaa. . matX4Tftmnt t KAi. a i . - . . w THOURION OHAB A HAED1 rjlHOMPSON HAKDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Bnilding. Practice in all the courts. Edoini, OaaooN. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. 10. B D0RRI3, ATTORNEY is C0rjN8EL0R-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the . Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Uourt of the state. Special attention given to collection! and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. John M. Kiomtttnn Leon R. Edmunaon. EDMUNSON A EDMUNSON. ttorneya-At-Law, Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci aity. WOttice Over Loan & Savings Bank, ETJGKNE, OREGON, OUIR F. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land anu mining Iters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JpAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank Special attention to surgery and surgical dis nn3 OI ffiiujou. S LUCKEY, JEWELER WaUhss and Clock.-lilri. Kcgihe, Obioos R G BIDDLE, DENTIST fice-On Olive ptreet, rbctween "rmin ia Sith .treetone block west of Miuneasjia hotel J-JEKLEKTLEIGU ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST f Eooexi Obeooic Best equipped Aoajr IjboraUiry In the State. frrmpt ana rellrie reiurn. Wurkine tti oiKlf on ore sampln. of one to fifty pnuD'l. todeUrmine the most suitable method of treaUnent, UZ PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Utert LIKE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES. A lbest J. Casov, Gee. Ait., M. WILLIAM Pottla I, OlS IKal Ant, EaiM ooo)ooooooo ' I WITH A DEAD HAN i i Story by Ony da Maapaaaaat S o Which Uu Jut Coma 7 J to Llfhl, 2 ootoooo,ooooooe A very curious abort ator h fin. ie Maupassant has Just come to Ujhtj .uu is puoiunea ror the first time In rarls. For years the author astonish- Kl the world by his grim conceptions, but the world was not surprised wheal uv uwiune insane. According to Mauoaaianr'a r cript, the story was told to him by sJ German, who, with a friend, snant ti? . c t wui iu ocnopennauer's funeral cham ker. The great German philosopher had) ""ug ine day, and his two ad mirers propnrvd to watch over his re-' mains curing the dark horns. Said the German: "Rhnl uut. unnupi una iur niMI anrt tv. two had decided to etaj in bis room) ..... .uiug. awo lights were burn ing on the table. "At midnight our watch began, and tfter the two others who had remained -in me poay tin that hour bad gone, away, we took up our position at thol toot ot the bed. The face of the dead! man was unchanged. "It smiled. I "The wrinkle which we knew so well was firmly marked, and the countenance looked altogether so nat ural that It would not have surprised! us If our dead friend had opened his eyes and laughed at us. iei me memory of his profound' muuguui weiguea upon us, and we felt ourselves surrounded by the atmos-' phere of his genu. The body of such' a mau may be stilled by death, but tho man remains, and not without fear can one remain. In bis presence. We spoke about him softly; we recalled those wonderful maxims of bis which threw such a clear light on many ot the dark problems of life. " 'I can almost fancy I hear him Bpoak,' whispered my companion, and at the mere thought we became still more uneasy, as we sot quite still, our eyes fixed on the motionless, smiling face. "Suddenly we felt weak and as though something oppressed us. I stammered: "'I don't know what Is the matter, but I assure you I am sick.' There upon my companion suggested that we should go Into the adjoining room and lea the door open, and I took bis ad vice. Taking with us one of the can dles, we sat down at the farther end of tho other room In such a manner thut we had a full view of the bed aud of the dead man. "Still, however, strange uneasiness possessed us. It seemed as though we were wholly enthralled by the dlsom. bodied genius of the dead philosopher. "AH at once we beard a slight noise In the death chamber. We looked to ward the body, and then quite dis tinctly both of us saw something white roll over the bed, full on the carpet and vanish under a sofu. iVt the sight we sprang to our feet. terrified beyond measure. Our hearts beat wildly. I spoke first. !' 'Did you see it?' " 'Yes. I saw It.' " 'Isn't he dead, then?' 'fie must be.' " 'What are we to do? " 'We must see what It means,' was my companion's hesitating reply. "I took our light, led the way Into the death chamber and then cast a hasty look around. Nothing stirred, and I approached the bed. The next mo ment, however, a great terror seized I me, for I saw that Schopenhauer was no longer smiling. "Ills face, on the contrary, presented a horrible appearance, for his lips woio tightly pressed together, and in his cheeks there were two great hollows. I stammered: " 'Be Is not dead.' And I stood star. Ing at blm as though bereft of my senses. "Thereupon my companion took tr other candle and stooped down, and a moment or two he touched my an but did not utter a word. I look, where he pointed, and I saw on tt ground beside the sofa something white that gleamed strangely on the dark carpet, and I saw at once what it was It was Schopenhauer s false teeth, and they seemed to be In the act nf biting. As the body had decayed the fastening that held the teeth In posi tion bad gradually become so loose thnt they dropped from the mouth and roll ed from the bed on to the floor." Exchange. CHARLESTON "LOST." Elud of the Telrcraph Afl.r (he Great tsrlnguskc. How powerfully the Imagination may be stimulated by a story told In dots and dashes Is Illustrated by an episode of tho Charleston earthquake, relates L. ('. Hull. At the moment of the flnul shock every wire connecting Charles ton with the .outside world was ln stuntly "lost." And as no other tid ings could be bad from tho doomed city It was as If In an Instant it had been swept from the face of the earth. And for many hours Charleston re mained literally dend to tho world. The next morning before the average citizen had time to collect his wits the telegraph people had started out gangs of linemen to get the wires In working order. Operators in the principal of tlees within a radius of several hun dred miles were set to calling "C. N." For a long time there was no response, but lit Inst on the wire which 1 had In charge a slight answering signal was felt rather than heard faint and flick ering, like the flrst sign of returning life. From that moment my watch was, If possible, more diligent. For an hour or more I culled, "Adjusted," and used every effort to revive the fecblo pulse. I could fancy myself working aesperately to resuscitate a half drown ed man. Again I felt the flickering signal, and then once more all signs of lire faded away. Finally uu tho wires wero gradually cleared of debris tho current began to strengthen, and then enmo tho answering "111 O N," weak and unsteady, but still sutflclently plain to bo made out To mo It sounded like a voice from the tomb, and I shouted alond tho tid ings that Charleston was still In ex istence Quickly the sounder was sur rounded by a throug of excited teleg raphers. The Morse was broken and unsteady at first, then the current grew strongerthe patient was grow ing uener ana ror a long time we listened to the labored clicking, until at Inst the worst was known. And at tho end of tho recital a great sigh went out from the hearts of all of us, as If literally In our presence a long buried city had been exhumed. Mc- Clure's. CIHSSIFIEO C0LUH1 Notice under this hd not to eiceed five Help Wanled. MEN WANTED.-To chop balui wood for the Kuueue rxciHlainr n.ni wquiraatriie mill. tt Al'L-a i. ..... ". luuMiigt-ut young rueu fioail7lol9 jears of age, having coiuaiou school education, to learn niecliaiiloal trades. For full inform. "uu apply or write to Union lmn Work, ij Maiket atieet, 8mi Fran. I'mco. NATURAL HISTORY. Camels aro the only animals that cannot swim. A seal hns been known to remain twenty-five minutes under water. Tho stnrflsh has no nose, but can smell with tho whole of Its under side. The greyhound, which can cover a mile In lm. 23s., Is the fastest of quad rupeds. Nearly all bottom sea fishes havo tho power of changing color at will, llko chameleons. A sea anemone, taken from the Firth of Forth in 1838, lived and flourished In captivity until 1887. Horses, giraffes and ostriches have the largest eyes of Jand creatures, cut tlefish of sea beasts.- Grizzly cubs born in captivity nro al most Impossible, to rniso. Of twenty three born at Cincinnati only one lived. The Eskimo dog will cat almost any of the dried fruits. The sour or acid fruits, us tho omngc, lemon, lime, shad dock, etc., as well as tho sour plums and the bitter olives, are rarely eaten. To protect Itself from the rain the ornug outang crooks Its arms over its head. The hair on tho orang's upper arm points downward, while on the lower arm It points upward, tho appar ent purpose being to shed tho rain liko a thatch. WANTED. Energetic people to sell our up-to-date publications In vacb township. We furnish books to unable agents uu a eredu syttlrui. nrne ror terms and descriptive oiicuiam. tViiinu-iim. Bjuk Co, ueouuougu Building, Portland, Ore-gou. LADT WANTED. Lady to travel I uregou ; 60 momhly aud all ex pen fee to sun ; prruiaueul position. Rt- rereuoee required. 8end Belt-addrew ea envelope for reply. Addws Treas urer Mo Brody, SSi Dearboru, CM- UftgU, W ANTED. (Several peraous of char acter nod good reputation in each state (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid financial standing. (Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses aditlonal, all payable In oash eaoh Wednesday direct from bead ofUoea. Horse and oarriage furnished, when neoeeeary Kefereuoee. Endow self-addressed , envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton Bulldlug, Ohloago. For Sale, nil rOKeSAL.E A due milk quire of 0 Marx Jr., ' la- FOB MALE. One of the cholceel residences in Eugene ou , Willamette street Call on TN Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR BALE. Sprlugiield Hotel. You miss a good thing If you' fail to In vestigate this. It's a money maker. J M Woods, Bprlngfleld, Oregon. Beauty is Health. ,. . Walnut Lake, Ark., June , 1KM. , ?' ln" b"lon 1 received mm to meat all and 1 was of no u.o to anybodr. After raoolTlnir your advlc .o,l mru'ola I Unorov. Th. rains h-.l ., . ,miT J.J. ' ""reel time, contioued thrM jays. 1 nave gained strength and my Keluht Has made me better looking t : evor betnr.. Mrs. I.I7.y.rK UAJCiiUJ. Womanly health means bright eyes, roiy ' cheeks, dear complexion and elasticity of form This Is th youth unmeaiurcd by y.ari the beauty ol perfect womanhood. Beautiful wo men are happier and get more out ol life than their allien whose facri Indicate lullertne Winy of Cardul mad Mrs. Manndl "better look. Ine," and infinitely happier because It cured her of those terrible palm. But she Is no exception. WINE or CAR 1)1 1! U gMntoou.arofw butv ,,, (rttd , (h . tin. pains which made their live, so miserable. Wan I.e., h.s e, iK .K d.,-rnU "? ? T'U ' ,u""ln-1- h' u rln, cs com K. 'K'n'T.?' ""'"' """"""""O. leucorrhoea ana lallinV of the womb I Beauty flee, quickly before the v,w. of ,ch dtius, " h. harp pa n. of atrtnj, of the womb deepen tr? crow u.ck.Tth, face! Menstrual Irrejularltle. rob the eye of iu fire and the complexion f u bansparency. Leucorrhoe. drain, the body of Us strathbut Win. of ......... II.IH... iimuiy, ontnicni we eye, clfari the eomnltxinn V1 "Ut !!-u7 ind brtn' fc"k vigor of h(h? CveTdXlU In thli city handle, $1.00 bottle of Wine of tirdui. ror .fin. iBd JIUnttira, tddrMt, (Mf intiptomi De)p.ituDt," IU Outunooit, U4uTd Compa BEST FOB THE BOWELS If yon tittron't rtuuUr, liolttiy tiiorcmpnl of thi '''" aj. J" ""I itr'P TOI bow dig oiH, RUd Im lnt tT.loorplH mI, els)t, mutt Hirfoi t rjr tl kitir tb txjtU Uaranti cUao It to tatto EAT 'EM. LIKE CANDY ftatAXaniV Plti.lK l,tl..t Tasl. (ln.i.l nm (Inswt Kovar Bickfn, Wtikti ir ilrlpn 10, Ci, nl M ron U icp ihix. iwrii fur irn tttuiil, aiit louklt( jd icaltli. AtttirpM iu nausQ uMcnT cttttfAir. nm 100 r kkw Tout. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN FOR BALE -A good grain, hay and Btook farm of SilS acres for sale, 1 mile from store, postuflloe, sobool and oburob, 4 miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acrea plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A soap tor the purchaser. Can be reaoued from Goshen bystage. Call on OS Richardson Pleasant bill or C A Parker, 482 JeOersou street, Eu gene, Oregon. SOUTH AND EASI -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Traua Imy Kuffuna for Portland, and way DuabliiUt. eat, ill. lit 6 p Td. For Rent. Audi a. a ousiness room on Ninth street for lease afier May 1st, Apply to M Bohnelder, Euicene. Rooms and Board. Resisted Deep Water Baptism. "A little boy I knew of In the west," writes Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, ln Tho Ladles' Home Journal, "belong ed to a family who hod trained him to believe ln the deep water form of bap tism and was experimenting with the household cat and a bucket of water. The animal evidently did not believe In Immersion, for she resisted, bit and scratched and used bad language In the cat tongue, of course. Finally the little boy, with his hands covered with scratches and with tears In his eyes, gave up the effort to effect the regencr atli of the cat 'Doggone you" he cried notice the choice of epithets In the use of the word dog 'go and be an Episcopal cat If you want tor " War ssd Weeds. Invading armies are great agents In the Bpread nf plants. Naturalists 20 years hence writing on South African botany will date many a weed bock to tills year of war. Enormous quantities of forage are being sent up. country from Cape Town every day to the front. The bay comes largely from Cr.nnda as well as from England, and tho weds of which It Is full will germi nate and spread on the river banks and veldt. We take ord-rs for fine suits. Cal and see sample. P Frank oV Bon. flravy field and yard wire fence, nnly 50 cents tod at Chambers' bard-ware. ewtcHrsTia s tnaniH Pennyroyal pills PXSArE. ...... I 4U .r-rt " mir'llK'.TKIt'H KMil.lMf Is HrO ul uiH. mm S7! - rn- T .h. tfc.p. K-C.M Vj aj,, . Sab.tli.iiM. a4 Iwlta. (f tt-... s.r r Ot.(,.m, h -.4 4. is let fp 4 "B.Hf f I..SI.m fttm I? r. U Im.di I.M',-,. ..., r-- (hsk4U-.INjl, Why Did They Abandon rompellT At n period when newspaper discus sions were rather vapid, despite tho ac credited appearuueo of tho sea serpent and tho arrival of tho largo potato, Mux Nordau in an Austrian Journal propounded u problem that should lead to useful Inquiry: Why was It that the Inhabitants of Pompeii did not return to their homes after tho destruction of tho city? Of tho 30,000 inhabitants a few hun dreds at most seem to havo lost' their lives. Tho eruption of Vesuvius lasted only a few days. Tho deposit of lava and ashes was not very thick. The houses might have been ensily repaired. Many of them stand to this day. They Wero beautiful bouses, ninny of them. richly appointed nud containing valu ables of great price. Had the Pom- pcllnns no lovo of home, or wero they too superstitious, or did their terror at tho eruption mako them believe tho disaster might come again? ROOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street.. Drlnklnsr Water In the Xsvrr. For many years after tho close of tho civil war water was not generally dis tilled In vessels of the navy except on long voyages. Later on medical statis tics Bhowed that In ships where dis tilled water only was used thero was almost an entlro freedom from dysen tery and enteric fevers, while these dis orders wero more or less common ln vessels that used water purchased In different ports. Gradually tho prac tice of distilling water for drinking purposes became general, and' now shore water Is seldom purchased, the distilling plants of our ships being am ple for all demands. Argonaut. Creeds and Trades. Certain creeds seem to monopolize certain Industries. Practically all British manufacturers of cocoa, for example, are (Junkers. Then, In Lon don at auy rate, a very large percent age of cigar merchants and nil the best known manufacturers of Christ mas carda are Jews. Whenever Welshman comes to London to seek bis fortune It Is long odds on his making a pile cither In the draper's or drug store bnslness. Irishmen, probsbly owing to the fact that they lack the money making Instinct, flock to Jour nalism. London 'I atler. The Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER. 50c Eugene, Oregon tH'l'Olt X.A.. Bean Use jf '' ' ""W W Bpatara ef , yliH. ir,j Its l-w isir Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN.-S2000 to loan I a good security. Address Look Bjjc 128, Eugene Oregon. GET VOUK HOUBE NUMBERED. I have the agenoy for the enam eled steel plata house numbers and will take your order and pnt tba number op. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over MoCluog's store. . ' - Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, klduev or stAmsnh tmn- bleu, colds, lagrlppe or biliousness there la nothing better than Francis' pure Dimnaie. All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at to ueuis per quart, or z.ou per gallon, Orders by stage or ezDreas will be se- Cuaoly buaeu. Made and sold to con sumer only. 1 M JTBAMrjIS. Fifth nd Blair streets, Kugene, Or A Horrible Outbreak "Of large sores on my little daught er's bead developed Into a o&seof scald bead" writes V D Isblll, of Morgan- Ion, Tenn, but Buoklen'a Arnica Balve completely oured ber, It'a a guaranteed cure fur eczema, tetter, salt rbenin, pimples, sores, ulcere and piles. Only 26 cents at W L DeLano's. CASTORIA For Infants and Children,' Dm KiQd You Have Always Bough Bear the OkaVssMart ot Bankers Life Association of Dei Molaei, lews. Safe Ifuurincc Low Rile. Special featurea nai please oury km. Rate card, at first National Bask ad Loan arte) Savlajs Bask. M. A. WOLFORD, Architect. Plans and apeolnoatlnos drawn at reaaonsMe rates. All orders left at N T Wllaon's rrocsjry store. Eus-sne. Ill few v rmmirt attention. Phoru, Hod 4'i-l. , lv lurtland Iv Euirece Ar Ashland Ar Hacramento Ar Ban Franclsoo e0 a m 2:(S p m 12:30 a in hrlH) p m T AR p m . 8:90 p ra 1:15 D 12:08 a m 4:211 a m 8:10 a m Oo;den Denver Kansas City Cuioaeo C:4n a ir U:() a m 7:2(1 a w 7i45 a m U:-in a m 9rtD . m m JI0 a m 1-os Angeles El 1W Fort Worth City of Moxioo Houston New Urleams Washfnifton . New York 1:20 p m 0:00 p m 0:l a m S:!.5 a m 4:0(1 a m 6:25 p m 0:12 a in 12:43 p m 7r00 a m 1100 p m 6:90 a m 9:A5 a m 4:00 a m 6:21V p a 6:42 a w 12:4S p m TICKETS TO AN it Fi:oi ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE to' SI- Pouj, Oululh, Minneapolis, Chicago ANU POINTS HAST ThrouBh I'alaos and Tourist 8leeiers . -......(mum j,ui,t oinoKinit i.itirsry t.'ars DAILY TttAlNSjI'ASTTIMB. Vor Kates, Folders and Full Information renanllng tickets, routes eto, call on or address J. W. TUALON, t r A II. DICKSON, or a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND - A. II. C. DKNN1STON, (J. W. P. A. 012 First Avenuo, SUATTLK, Wanii. Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars Hacra mento to lldeo and 10 1 l'aro, and ouriet care to Chluage. : Ht Louis, New Urloans an.l Weshimrtou, Conueetlng at Ban Fran clsoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. -China, Philllpines, Central ' and South America. See Mr L Q Adalr.fagent atlKugene or addrea - R. B. MILLER, Q P A Portl.nd Or fry i , .1, Win 'M: -'-'.'- W-:U' it.i'.-j' Tonr attAntfnn ta nalliid tn th-t Prr - W1CR I.IMI'I KI)-trainee! the "OHIOACO, MIL WAUKKB ft HT PAUL HAILHOAD. he onlv perfect tralos in the world." Ton will find It daslrahla t H.Im tm this Trains when going to any point In tb r. as tern rttttes or canarla. 'Ihev ormnso with all Transcontinental Trains and all lloket Agent sell tickets. For further Informition. namnhlets. ate. ask any Ticket Agent or Gap Closed The oieration of thrnuKh trains . be tween. San Frsnoisco and; Los An- ' geierj. via Surf and Santa Harbar. will twKin on Sunday,' March 31, 1S01 ....ON THE NEW ... COAST ' LINE... Two Throuiin Trains Dally. , Th. Coast . Line T.!milM.I lA.u:.. i Lrft,l.,.l -..l i .1 . . ng eipilc peii wi'h eleuaut oafe anrl parlir oaru, will make cUyln-ht lriK1 tbniugli Ilia mit picturesque, varieil and euter teiuitiK, scenes on the onntiuenk Inquire of agenU of the iouthern acific. ex' era J. W. CASEY Tray Pass Agent. C. J.'KDDY, Portland, Ore. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. A2M V M , . 1:60 P M .. 6:45 PM .7l0 A M ll:SO A M 12:1 P M Tl.TIE (J A HI) Mo, 2 for Yaqnlna Train leavea Albany leaves tVirvallla .rrivee Yauina No. 1 fUturelne- leaves Yaqnlna fjeaves Corvallis Arrives Albany 12,11, pm ffo. forfDetrolt I-", AUsmaiw 7K A il Amrsa iflt r.Jl l No. 4 from Detroit leaves IMroll 12.4 p M Leavea Albany j.i) p y Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Allans I. ti- ... eonnect with the H P south bound train, aa well as giving two or hree hours In Albany More departure of 8 1' North (.mud train for Portland. I ram No 2 connects with the H V -IJ- traln at Oirvallls Cnasring f..r lndpn.lene. aicmmBvuie aaa all polnu north u P,tlaail EDWIN RTViNB, Manaa-er J.T TjRNEIt, Trav Pas Agent. .rfWaai' . . OREGON ujni qh Pacific EAST TO THE Tho O. Give tho THREE TRAINS 1 Choice of DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SH0F.T LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City, ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN ' Rf. Snokane. Mlnneapolt a1 St. Paul and Chicago- Ocean rjleauiera leave Portland every 6 Daya for SAN KRANCISCO.S Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll. lanietteand Coltmil la River Points. Monthly H ten mere 10 Clilnaand J au For lull Information call on or a dree nearest O. it. A N. Ticket Agent or add rose, - ' A. L. CRAIO. J Oen'l l'lu-jiecger Agent, ' I'ort'laMi, Ol.