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Newspaper Page TextmmiM tttcelaMei'.- arationiorAs fcuiating :'.iv c t,irtdRcguIa g i!ie Slot ..'.li and Dowels of Ja. jomo!c5 i)i(5'.-slion.CheerruF- pscinaKeii-ii'iiibiiis neuner feum.Morphitic nor Mineral. Iot Narcotic. I' p afOUIt-SV4VD.mCHSff fliiyJiH Sent' i Ax.SriuUt 1 Jttiprnnuit - J K-fcrl RtMiieily forConstipa- 1, jutu -3iwuuu-ii,uidruiucd krn 5 Convulsions .Fcvcrish s .r, ! Loss of Sleep. If. . Smili; Signature of SV.Vi YOHK. ACT COPY OF WRAPPER. I KIHS JJILLER 'ROPRIETOR9 !nir share of the pabllc nst asge solicited. To the Farm we will pay the highest irket prioe for fat cattle, hogs t 4 shtep. Bbop od Will 1 gette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. I LHeep Constantly on Hand a Full 4 Suppljf Ot 3EEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL E oceries Having a large and complete itock ot Staple and Fancy Grocertei, bought in the beat markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene I. L. PAGE iENE FLORENCE TAGE LINE. ANQS, Proprietor. fa leaves Kugene (or Florence (except dunday at 6 a m mlnir staire leaves Florence Igeae dally except Sundays at 2 Iruavs at R a m Ives In KticrAnn at ft n m th dav fig- jf FARR K f TRIP fj for tale at K. Banns' livery startle. J at Uurd a Davenport's tfflce r WHEELER, Expert Accountant d Uptl lenoe Fairmount. Oraron. 'pmeH, vertod from sintle to double entry. f mmt if intricate and involved accoun pfcialty. qairia and orders addressed as above nsve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York Till Af lif. C I . D I unuuwmcni ano uora duimj snd Annuitki. Cuarantwd value lurnUntd by A. WANN, Eugene, Or. ii Eugene IN SEGAR Proprietor. StrlrtlT firvtdao. Nw miutsomL IH For Infants and Children. nSJII aTto Kind You Havp Always Bought Bearc tlo Sgnatun of In Use For Over Thirty Years THS fttNTSUft MmhMI HCW, -ONK CITV. businkhh capds ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. J M VILL1AM3, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW CollsctionB a specialty. Dtiioe Over Lane County Bank, k BILYEtT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. Edoine, Obioon, A. a woodcock. ATTOKNEY-AT LAW , Office One half block south of Chrisman B 1 Kcqxnk, Obioon. K SKIPWOIITH. 4.TTORNBY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Euqine Obioon. HELHUS W THOMPSON OHA8 A BABOI rjlHOMPSON 4 HAKDY, , ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Uftica In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the court, Euoihc, Obioon. ' M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in Drobate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M. Eimunson Leon R. Edmnnsoo. EDMTJNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneys-AtLaw. Pratine tr all the courts. Collections a speci alty. 3-0mce Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan t Saving bank building. Room 3. opecuu aitenuoc given vj utuu miu iiiiiimg maiurs. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank Building. .... Special attention to surgery and surgical die eases ot women. J S LUCK-EY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks'iiepaiied. Erxiort, Omoo ) R Q ItlDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, .between ' Fiftih snd Sith street oue blick wut of MinnessoU hotel H ERLEKT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecouis Obcoo Best enuii ped Assay laboratory In the But. Prompt and rs liable returns guaranteed. Working tsts ma.le on ore samples of one to fifty poun-ls to determine the most euitabie method of treatment, T HE PACIFIC MLTt'AL LIFE. Very Ust LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES 5 y iu AW r 1 itriiT J. Casox, On. 7t., J. M. Wmj.iaii l'-rtland, ore liOai P-'is-ns WELL BROKEN HORSES. The Silent Man Grarrallr Has til Moat Haassftbls Aulntala. lias any one ever noticed that a si lent man has usually the best broken horses? It may uot be true, but all the Uien ut my aoquaiuLUDce who do not til Ik uiurh have well broken horses. Drive with them, uud you will wonder how they mil nuge their horses. No uiaiiiib-cmeut Is visible. The horse coes vb- re be Is wanted without appareut eliurt ou the part of the driver. Oue famous turfman at least has been not ed for his art in drlvinfi a horse to tho limit of his sliced without makluK a move while his rivals were lifting and yelling and whipping theirs, llow did he do It? Don't know, but he was a man of few words. Probably there Is a lesson In this. The average horse understands only a few things thoroughly, only a few words, signs or commands. The silent man gives only a few, and he does not coufuse his horse. The horse is made to know them thoroughly. He under stands the niiiu who understands htm. It Is a plensuro to drive a horso that understands. Few pleasures in life can equal It If the horse is a good, cheer ful driver. There would be more ot this kind if they were made to know a few things thoroughly the right things. National Stockman. llovr Soaaa Got Hie Xante. When Sousa, famous the world over as king of march music, landed In the "home of the free," ho carried with him a valise on which was marked In plain letters "John Phillpso, U. 8. A." Time passed, and this son of sunny It aly commenced to grow musical and also to become Americanized. It was then, so tho story goes, that ho ex pressed tho desire for a name more nearly like those of the people of which be was one by choice. Phillpso Bounded out of place doing service for a man who had Imbibed American beliefs and customs and whoso destiny was closely linked with "the stars and stripes forever." A member of the band to which be be longed Anally made a suggestion. It turned out to be a happy one and was adopted by tho master of the bnton. The suggestion was this: To the name Phillpso add U. S. A. Divide the one name into two words, and there was the smooth sounding and easily pro nounced name of .John Philip Sousa. Philadelphia Telegraph. When Klsajua- Was Costly. The case of the People against Mur line, heard by tho governor of New Haven colony in council on May day, 1C00, indicates the attitude toward un licensed kissing In those times. It ap peared that Jacob Murline and Sarah Tuttle bad been caught kissing eacb other. ' Jacob tried to throw tho blame on Sarah, saying he thought she had "with Intent let fall her gloves." Sarah de nied the intent. Jacob then admitted that he "tcoke her by tho hand, and they both sat down upon a chest, but whether he kysscd her or Bhe kyssed him ho knows not, for he never thought of It since until Mr. Raymond told him that be had not layde It to heart as he ought." Tho stern governor, after duly lec turing tho guilty parties on the euorml ty of their offense, decreed that "the sentence therefore concerning them is that they shall pay cither of them a fine of 20 shillings to tho colony." Bereavement and Baalnees. Tho following curious advertisement is taken from a Spanish journal: "TblE morning our Saviour summoned away the Jeweler, Slebald Illmaga, from bis shop to another and better world. The undersigned, bis widow, will weep up on his tomb, as will also bis two daugh ters, Hlld and Emma, the former of whom Is married, and tho latter is open to on offer. The funeral will take place tomorrow. Ills disconsolate widow, Veronlque Illmaga. P. S. This be reavement will not interrupt our em ployment, which will be carried on as usnul, only our place of business will be removed from 3 Lessl do Lclnturlers to 4 Rue do Mlsslonalre, as our grasp ing landlord has raised tho rent," St James Gazette. Oow the Peach Was Produced. That the luscious peach has been de rived from the hard shelled almond can no longer be successfully denied. It Is said that the peach In its original soil was a virulent poison and that the Per sian warriors brought to Persia some of the seeds nnd planted them for the purpose of poisoning the points of their arrows so as to render wounds'caused by them to bo fatal, hut a change of climate and soil produced a fruit which Is not only luscious, but Is es teemed exceedingly healthful. The Dnlldlua- of at Life. Life la a building. It rises slowly day by day through the years. Every new lesson we learn lays a block on the edi fice which Is rising silently within us. Every lnduenco that Impresses us, ev ery book we read, every conversation we have, every act of our commonest days, adds something to the Invisible buildlng.-J. R. Miller. Not Pat Oat. I was not successful In the attempt to eject the cook from my bouse. But what nettled me was the unruf fled demeanor of the woman. "Ton might at least have the good breeding to act "put out,' " I cried and left the kitchen, slamming the door .be hind me. Puck. The Vorbearlnc Dos:. "A good dog Is the best friend a man can have," remarked the tobacconist to the wooden Indian. "When you get sick, be doesn't tell you what to take, and when yon get well be doesn't tell you bow much worse be bad the same disease." Syracuse Herald. We take orders for One anils. Cal and see (ample. P Frank At Bon. Heavy field and yard wire fence, only&OceoU iod at Chambers' hard ware. emeurtrri'S raaLitM ENNYROYAL PILLS ' v Otic) m4 Unlr . ClllCHrATRK'N SI. P A STORY OF FORREST. Bow the Peppery Actor Severed Aew roaala With Oss Critic. Many years ago Edwin Forrest tho celebrated actor, when In Now York, was in the habit of dining at Win dust's, a noted restaurant ou Park row that was a favorite resort of ac tors and literary men. It usually hap pened that Forrest would be Joined by friends and that the little group would sit together at one table. On one oc casion it chanced that an Englishman with a reputation for conceit and im pcrtlncia.'o, who had scraped acquaint nnce with the tragedian, was one of the group. Early iu the course of the dluner the Englishman began to uiuko criticisms which ho considered pleasantries about Forrest's conception of certain roles. Encouraged by his own appreciation ht gave full play to his humor aud con cluded each of his impertinences with, Tardon my freedom, sir; it's my way." To the astonishment of all who knew Forrest's Irascible disposition he bore the Hriton's offensive remarks patient ly aud seemingly Ignored them as far as possible. When, however, tho nuts were brought In by tho waiter, ho took several crocked walnuts In his hand and, walking over to the Briton's place. Jocularly snapped them successively In tho face of that individual, lightly say ing nfter each shot, "Pardon my free dom, sir; It's my way," and snapped him out of the restaurant Grevreome Football Lesrend. Where did football originate? Some people give ancient Chester, in Eng land, credit for bringing tho great winter pastime Into existence. There Is a record of football playing In that city In the year 1540, but Cbestrlans believe In a legend ot much earlier date. In tho tenth century. It la said, a Dane was captured and beheaded by the citizens. Some one began kicking the head about the streets, others followed, and It was discovered that this formed a new and decidedly fas cinating sport This was repeated whenever possible, but ar, enemies' heads becamo scarcer and the enter tainment of kicking them more diffi cult to procure It was at laslr arranged "for the shoemakers yearly on Shrove Tuesdny to deliver to tho draper, In the presence of the mayor of Chester, one ball ot leather, called a football, of the value of 3s. 4d. or above." There Is evidently a fine precedent for those concerned iu the game "los ing their heads." Miracles of "Warfare. Until war ceases, which will be the greatest miracle of nil, It will always be the exhibition ground of miracles. How can a bullet puncture- a man's coat behind nnd beforo or piece his boot and sock and be gravely shaken out of both without wounding him? And what mysterious channel does this human body contain which leads a bullet dexterously around the heart, a hair's breadth from the seat of life, yet never rending It a phenomenon vouch ed for by more than one nrmy surgeon? Shells have burBt thunderously be tween tho very legs of soldiers nnd left them still soldiers. Pompom shells ot two Inches diameter have passed through legs nnd arms without shatter ing the bone or bursting at tho Impact, though there appears to bo literally no room for such a merciful performance. In fact, a history of tho escapes In war would ho wild reading even after courso of Munchausen. A Kew Dansrcr. A story Is told In a neighboring town. says the Troy Tress, of the well meant efforts to do bis duty of n hostler em ployed by a locnl doctor. It so happen ed that tho doctor wag attending two cases on the same street ono house which had Just been blcBsed by an heir and In tho other existed a Blight caso of scarlet fever. The doctor Instructed his man to take a "contagious disease" card and tack It up on the houso where lived the fever patient Unfortunately the mes senger made a mix up In the location of the bouse, and what was the aston ishment of passerBby to read on the house where cooed a lusty newborn infant: "Contagious Disease, Keep Out" A Tnonannd Million. Sans. Lord Kelvin onco mado some Inter esting calculations of tbo probable total amount of gravl'.atlon matter in tbe visible universe. Ho showed that if 25, 000,000 years ago 1,000,000,000 masses, each equal to our sun, had been dis tributed through a sphere abont 18, 000,000,000,000,000 miles In radlua they would now have acquired velocities about equal to thoso known to bo pos sessed by the Btars visible to us. There fore It Is probable that tbo total amount of gravitational matter In tho visible universe does not differ much from that of 1,000,000,000 suns. Soanded Familiar, "You wretch! You miscreant! Yon worst of villains!" exclaimed the hero ine at rehearsal. The heavy villain, who had Just Join ed tho company, looked patiently, ag grieved and said: "Excuse me, Is that in tho part or are you acting as stago managcr."Wasi Ington Star. As Estimate of Socletr. Ascnm You dont care much for so ciety, do you ? Crabbe No. Society Is nothing but a ridiculous school where every nobody la taught to try. to be somebody.. Phil adelphia Press. Xot So Saddea. "Amelia," faltered tho young man, "I love yon." "Ob, Herbert" she said, clasping her hands together, "what a long, long time It has taken you to soy sm!" Cui rago Tribune. The Hoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon Ii:-m h.'w .m Jcarji 7 , slit . ' - CLASSIFIED GOLUMI. Notices nnuer this head not to exceed live (ma, 50 oanu par week: ti W a month: Hi paryer. Help Wanted. MEN WANTKD. To chop balm wood for the Eugene excelsior mill. Inquire at the mill. WA TED. lutelligeul youug uieu from 17 to 19 years of age, having common school education, to learn mechanical l mile-. For foil mfbiuia. tlou apply or write to Uulou Irou Works, 122 Market street, Ban Fran cisco. , WANTED. Euergetlo people io sell our up-to-date publications In each township. We luruish books to reliable agents on a credit system. Wills) for tariUH uuil deecripllve cltculars. Coutlueutai Book Co, Uoodnough Building, Portland, Ore gon. LADY WANTED. Lady to travel In Oregon ; 60 monthly aud all expen ses to start ; permanent position. Re fere noes required. Bend self-addressed envelope for reply. Address Treas urer Mao Brody, 332 Dearborn, Chl oago. W ANTED. Several persons of char acter nnd good reputation in eacb state (one Iu this county required) to tepresent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ot solid Duauoial standing. Salary 1 18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable la cash each Wednesday direct from head ofHuea. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary .References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, SOS Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. tOUHALE. A due milk oow. Id. quire of 0 Marx Jr., FOR MALE. One of the choicest residences In Eugene ou Willamette street. Call on TIN Hegar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR HALE.-HprlugUbld Hotel. You miss a good thing If you fall to in vestigate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, BprlDgfield, Oregon. FOR SALE -A good grain, hay and stock farm of 218 acres for sale, i mile from store, postuflloe, school aud cburcb, 4J miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap tor tbe purchaser. Can be reaobed from Qosben by stage. Call on CBRIohaidson Pleasant bill or C A Parker, 482 JeUersou street, Eu gene, Oregon. For Rent, FOR RENT. A business room on Ninth street for lease after May let Apply to M Hchnelder, Eugene. Rooms and Board. BOOM AND BOARD. Furnished rooms and board at reasonable terms. Call at 467 Oak street Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN. 12000 to loan on good security. Address Look Box 128, Eugene Oregon. GET YOUK HOUBE NUMBERED. I have the agenoy for tbe enam eled steelplata bouse numbers and will take your order and put tbe number np. M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over MoClung'e store. Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomaoh trou bles, oolds, lagrlppe or biliousness there Isnotblus; better than FranoU'pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with prune, apple or pear brandy at 76 cents per quart, or $2.60 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se curely boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. I M Fhanois, Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Or A Horrible Outbreak rvr laroa anrea on mv little daught er's head developed Into a case of scald bead" writes (J D Isblll, or Morgan Ion, Tenn, but Buoklen's Arnica Halve completely cured ber, It'a a guaranteed cure for eccema, tetter, salt rheum, nlm tiles. soros, uloersand piles. Only 26 oenta at W L DeLano's. CASTOR i A For Infants and Children. Ifc Kind You Have Always Bought Bean tbe Ida Bankers Life Association ef Du Melaci, lows. Safe lasersacs-Lew Rstu-SawUI ruturtf that pltsM Bury ska. Rett cares at First NsUoaal Bank sad Less sad Ssvln ji Baak. M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect Plai.e and s peal floa tin ns drawn at rsktaoiiaV- rxu. All order left at N T Wll-""' "ooery store, Eureoe, will' r-opfve piixijpl altentloo. Pbone Rett 40-1. lined vear after year. With the aid of Wine of Cardul woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy ood health. The health that Wine of Cardul brings makes a woman vhtorouVln body and mind. Freed from those terrible devastating pains a woman grow wdl'and strong naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the disordered menstruation and cures Itucorrhoca, falling of the womb and periodical pains in the head r-nd h.ifk cause d by standing or sitting a long time In the same portion. T he d lord's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and blood in proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance Is the n.uural result. Most cases are cured quickly. All druggists sell Si. 00 bottles of Wine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedford's BlackDraughL For oMCw and HtntT. addnii, tTlt i-nititonit, "Tha I jiIIm' Athlsor iwiwrtmtut,'' Tbo CtUniMga atsalaalD Cumijanj, L'fuU.uiM-s, Tiiiu. BAD BREATH "1 hv been ulnv VA UVA R RTft an1 aa mild ami oOiu-uve laxatlvo ttic art) almi'ly woo derful. Mr duiiKhtor and t wttrtt bothered with sick dtomat'h and our breath wai verr bod. After takliiK a few ilnn-i of CacareU we have Improrod under fully. Trior are a tireat help In tbo taiullr." V u.it it,:. u in a Num. linr HlttonuousH) Sl .Ciuclunatt.OnlO. CANDY m waw UMI nAHTI& a" Pleasant. I'alntablv. I'otent. Taato Oood. Oo Good, Never Hlehau. Weaken, or Urte. Wc. i&c Wo. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ; I'Msiir, Cfcltar, trkt, Tslrt. Ill M.Tfl.RAf. Bnldand iniftrantped by lldrag-"IU-DAU Hl.iatu CrLKK'ijijoou Uablif SOUTH AND EAS I -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave KtiKene fur Purtlanil,and way stations at s;uua mi l iz p m. Ir I'urtland n:80 a m 2:0s p ni 12;30, m 610 p in 7rl5 p in 8:30 p n 1:1(1 a m lr Euyene Ar Ashlaud Ar Hacramento Ar Han Vranolsuo tm 111:08 a m 4:'ifi 8:15 a m Ar Otrdon Ar Denver Ar Kansas City Ar OliluAKO 5:40 a or 9:00 a in 7:115 a in 7:46 a tn Vt:46 a m 9M i 7SS 9.30 a Ar Los Anseles Ar El Vwn Ar Fort Worth Ar City nt Mvxioo Ar Hmiston Ar New Orleams Ar WashinKtun Ar New York 1:20 p m UHXI p in U:S0 a in 9:59 a ni 4:OU a m 6M p iu 700 a tn VKH) p m 6:30 a m 9:65 a m 4:00 a m f m :42 a m 0:42 a a 12:48 p m 12l48 p o Pullman anil Tourist cars on both trains. Chair oars Haor. mento to ((ilen anil Kl Paso, and ourlst cars to ChioaK- Ht Louis, New Orleans and Wasbinstou. Connecting at Ban Fran claoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, l'hllllpinea, Central and Houtk America. See Mr I. Q Adah-.taaent atEuKne or ad dree It. B. MILI.KU, O P A Portland Or Your attention la nailed to the "PIONKBB MMITKD" trains el the "CHIOACO, MHr WATJKKK ft HT PAUD KAII.HOAD. "Th ntilv twirfsnt trains In tha w.irld." Ton will find it desirable to rid. en Trains whim going to any point in th K astern H tales or Canaila. 1 hey oonnec with all Transcontinental Trains and all ticket A fonts sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, ask any Ticket Agent or C. J.'KDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. 0A8KY Trar Pass Agent. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tims CABO No 2 for Y equine Train leaves Albany 12:60 iMvea Corrallia 1M .rrlvesYanuhia 6rlS P M P M PM No. 1 lleturnlor leaves Yaqnlna, 7KK) A Iastm uorvallla 111 A Arrives Albany 12:16 P rto. 1 I of Detroit leaves Alliany 7.00 A Arrives Detroit 12:15'P No. 4 bom Detroit leaves Detroit I2rl6 P lMJf Albany 6r40 P Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to eonnect with the H P south hound train, as well as giving two or hree hours In Altmny before Ist'arture ol H P North bouud train (or 1'orV l.n.l. No 2 ennneeta with the H P wast ln.in at Corvallis Cmsslnff f'-r Independenee tloillnnvUl.ao.l all points s.irth to Portlaul mWIN STnNB, Manager i'a' A.vnt. ,T I '. t i I A Strong Woman lwa,tMv. Io, Aurf. U, .WO My wife wu .irk twr ihrwe yrr. v tri-M. rythimr without ivlmf ott iprnl much . monajT. My wif mad Win of Canl'il ami four boUtet enred bcr. btiatock two mora botUn, knowtcr ih woaM bira to work h.-! duntijr, tbt hiyhaneit bfco .tinilt-d lo nil h-:r tt.uid bold dutio ktsd kfuh'il and Unlixtttt il all taa hjr. TbU medicine iiavu hT ati-unit-Tii. for inerlT the waa weak ami timl anl Miild hardly gel about, but aiooe the haa tx-c-11 tukinir U mo Of Card ui tha ft-elt bettor and Ftr nt T t m when sU ear of aje. Jo8. A. i:ibNUALIi. Mr. Elunhafcr had trlrd everything during her three years sickness and had spent consid erable money. She was weak and could hardly get about for three years before she took V1NE'CARDUI Now, alter taking the Wine of Card til, she can work with her huiband In the hay Held. That Is hard work, but It Is not as Injurious to a woman's health as labor in stores, factories and offices where thousand of elrlsare closely con- TICKETS TO AND KltOM Al.r. POINTS EAST SHORT LINE TO I St- P.ul, Dii'uth, Minneapolis, Chicarjo AND 1'OINTS EAST Throuth Palace ami Tiiuilet 81eeiers ' VI V i-'inius aim millet Olueklua Library Cars DAILY TUAINH; FAST TIMK. For Hales, Vulilers anil Full Information raRanllni tickets, routes etc, call on or aililresa J. W. I'HALON, I r a 11, D1CKHON, ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. U. 0. D1SNNI8TON, 0. W. r. A. 612 First Avenue, 8KATTLK, Wash. Gap Closed The operation of )tliniiKh tialna.lw twean Han Frauclso.) aih)(Im An Klea, vlaBurf aud UanU Barbara, will beniu on Sunday March 31; 1901; : ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througo Traine Dally. The ' Cout Line l,imiltl loavlug each terminal eaily In the morning equi) iwrl wi'h elervant ct.fi, and parlor can , will make dayliKht trl tl.rURh tho ttioit picttin(iiie. varird and enter Uinlnif, aoeneaoa the'onnttaept, InquUtj of agent tof tiie louthern 'acific. Oregon Shoitline this inD Union Pacific ete. TO CAO T THE CHi io i The O R. Give ihe Choice) of Z DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE to Salt Lake, Denver. Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE VI THE 6REAT KORThERM Rf. vo Snokana Mlnneaool,' s' St. Paul and Chicago. M M id Ocean Hteamers leave Portland every 5 Days for SAN FRANCISCO.: M M M U Hosts leave Portland dally for all Wll. lametteand Columt la Hiver Points. Monthly Hteamers to China and J an For lull Information call ou or a dreaa nearest O. It. A N. Tlnket Aiant eldn or address, . A. L. CRAIO. Uen'l Paseenuer Agrnt, ,. ; Portltrd, Or "m uommercuu aivn T ( bltMtilkralMl(' Mr ris. ra