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Newspaper Page TextAectol '& rrcrinlionrorAs- simttatii frO.-J lrciacgula ajtguVSh ma sipclllowuisof promoics Diyslion.ChccrruI KssaiKinesi.Ciinliiins neiilier Opium.Morplune nor Mitral. jtorAiicoTic. mponJ DrSiM TLPtTOm JttStl.HM rm;,i' Afar mmy layer. Apefi'-'i rtrmedy forConsfipa Hon. Sii-.ir Sloinach.Dinrrhoca Worms .( c avulsions ,1 everistv ntss and Loss of Sleep. facSuivlc Signature or NEW YOUK. GEJlTRrlli HIITRIHS & JJHiIiER PROPRIETORS A (air share of the public pat ronage solicited, To the Farm en we will pay the highest narket price for fat cattle, liege tod shtep. Hbnp on Will amette St, Eugeue, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. fill Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a large mud complete stuck ol . Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best market, I can offer the public bettor CASH Price, tbau any other houM in Eugene J. I PAGE ONE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. P. BANGS, Proprietor Btasa Wvm loifrpne for Florence Ealjeacept rjunday at 6 a m warning stage leaves Florence 'itHe daily except Sundays at 2 sswrdays at 8 a m. Jrtvw in Eugene al 8pm the day wiring. 'IFARR 16 tkip r lor tale at K. Bang.' livery itahle, al Uurd it Davenport'! ctlioe A WHEELER, i Expert Accountant ,1 fj4 Rii lence Fairmount, Oregon. ramifrtrtl fmm iinjle to double entry. foti' iriven iu double entry. rBmi f ifltricte and invclve! acooun I!1 tinea an l onieni aii.reed aa above ve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE 1MSURANGE company of New York nd Annuities. Ouanntctd vilue Mrttti fumiincd by WA. YVANN, Eugene, Or. TIJ StGAR- Proprietor. ?trirtlT firet cuv I N W n,aAad.m.ni 1"a,$l tol-l per day ""o-lMrteri for Oomnwrcial i (en I rSREaBBirai i Groceries Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Havp Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years BUSINESS CAMS ATTOKN EYS-AT-LAW. M VYILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Drfice Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, Al TOIINEY-AT-LAW 9 Over First National Bank. Eqokhb, Obeooi:, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrman li 1 Eugene, Oksoon, jy K SKIPWORTIL AT FORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. KdqenbOkioom. HELM08 W TH0MT80S OUAB A HABD rpHOMPSON A HARDY, ATTORNEY 3 AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank B'-iilding. Practice iu all the courtB. Eooxns, Obbooh. Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene. Oregon. Qi.Of B DOKRIS, ATTORNEY &. COUNSELOU-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courte of the Second of the state. Special attention given to collection! and matter in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Room 1. 2 and 3. John M. EimuiiBon Leon R. Edmunson, EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. Practice Ir all the court. Collectioni a eci alty. Otiice Over Loan a bavingBiBank EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan A Savins bnk buildhia 3. Special attention iven to land and matte re. Eugene, Orepon. . Room mining MEDICAL. pAINE 4 KCYKENLALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUIUJEONS Office In Eugene Ioao H. Saving Baok isuiiaini; Irtsci&l atteclion to surgery anl mrcal d eaoea of wuiuen. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. VAtche and Clc jk" i iepaircl KrocM. (mik.i i R G BIDLI.K, Di;xnsT i"i - 'I Sith "If" dutel ' Fiftih !. Minnepile J-jEIJEKT i.tlGU ASSAYKK A.VLt M KTAI.I.l'HIJl.ST Kcot-M Ohl'-OS Ki evtit l-i A-v T-a!-Tt"ry in the HUte. Fn o-pt 0'i r-iia('i? return, -iaran td . I Wi.rltit.fc -1. iij fc-1- n 'r? uu:;-ii4 of rme to fifty Kiiu4r It' t-t-rmine the oiiMt iuiuMi nirtli'-l "I treatii.ent. T HE PACIFIC MCTl AL J.IKE. Vry l-tt LIKE AND ACCIHENT 1-OLICIES inrir J. Cau. Gen. Aat., .1 M. WnxiAH I .rllanJ, Or Local A.ut, Eaou. far LV w Thl INTUR lOMMI MC TOUR eirv WAYS OF THE GYPSY.YI Methods e( Consannalcaaloa Ctc4 ay the Hanair Tvlbe. The ancient road sign of the Rom any, the "iiatteron," take the place of signboards or mips. The "patteran" is a little, carefully arranged pile of slicks, grass or stones placed at cross roads, wbere none but a gypsy would notice It any more than any one but a Koniany could rvad It, but to hlui It Is as plain a. the noonday sun. and by It a succession of such wayside tokens one family or company can follow oth ers who may be days ahead of them for hundreds of miles. Though the gypsy has uses for other methods of communication besides the mysterious "patteran," he is not a let tor writer. He rightly cares first for his own immediate family circle. The closest "in-law s" do not travel together unless perfectly congenial or unless It Is convenient for them to do so, and as the roving life is not conducive to let ter writing even the nearest relatives do not usually hear from each other di rectly more than once or twice a year at most. In the city livery stables and pawn brokers' shops opportunities are afford ed for the exchange of news, but for those who roam in small groups and rarely strike a largo city or the great bureaus of information, summer camp ing grounds, where all the gossip of the year is retailed, communication of personal family news is uncertain. Leslie's Monthly. rhratcnl Conro In Battle. Thyslcal courage In battle," said an old veteran, "is simply this: Your sense of duty or your sense of shame is so Btrong that you can't run away. All this talk about men liking the roar of battle Is nine-tenths rubbish. Nobody likes to be killed or wounded, and nothing is mora natural than for a man to get out of the way of a bullet if he can do so without too serious a loss of his own self respect or of that of his neighbors. "I never knew but one man who seemed as If he really relished fight ing, and that was General Reynolds, who precipitated the battle of Gettys burg and lost his life In so doing. It was Just like him to bring on an en gagement. Iteynolds was always keyed up very high In action. Ho would shout and encourage his men and plunge recklessly forward In a high state of exaltation, as If he were en grossed with some very exciting game which he enjoyed playing. Other gen erals I have observed were cool, col lected and Impassive In action, but somehow none of them Impressed me as having the same stomach for fight ing as Beyuolds." Philadelphia Ledg er. Carloaltle. In Bookbinding. Extravagance in binding has fre quently furnished an opening for tho display of fantastic tricks and fads. In an old bookseller's catuloguo was seen an advertisement of a Latin copy of Apulcln's "Golden Ass," bound in tho skin of n Jerusalem ass, the leather be ing still unhalred. A book by Jeffery Hudson, the noted dwarf, w as bound in the silk waistcoat of Charles I, the dwarf's patron saint A de luxe edition of Fox's historical works, specially fitted up for Edwards, the philosopher, was bound throughout In fuxskin, forty-seven pelts of theso little animals being required to com' plete the Job. O'Connell, who so de lighted In the possession of a ilrst cdl' tion of Bacon's works, bad the entlro set rebound again In pigskin and al ways lovingly referred to them as his "Baconrlnd" books. The Dog. Right Place In the name, A dog bus its placo In the home, but that place is not to terrify our friends and visitors when they try to approach our bouse or to make them uncomfort able after they enter it We are un fair to a dog when we allow It to make a nuisance of Itself to those who havo no Bpeclal interest In Its welfare. The best place for a dog Is generally whero there ore no people other than tho family. There Is something wrong about a dog or the license It Is allowed in a home when it arouses In a guest or friend those feelings which our In stincts permit us to suffer, but not ex press. Edword Bok in Ladles' Homo Journal, Japanese Cata and Do... Japanese cats have the shortest kinds of tails or else none at all. One of these cnts, on being taken to a Euro pean town, refused companionship with the long tailed cats there; but, finding a cat whose tall bad been cut oh by accident, the two became friend ly at once. Japanese dogs arc almost destitute of noses, having the nostrils set di rectly In the bead. The smaller the nose the more valuable the breed. Appreciation. Clerk Mr. Snipper was In while you were out lie said he'll call again to morrow. Proprietor Very kind of him. Clerk But he wanted to collect a bill. Proprietor Very kind to say when he would call. Boston Transcript Cete the BeneSt. "Dey ain't no two ways crbout It, Mistah Jackson," said Charcoal Epb as he passed the sirup, "we'n er woman iuahrics er man fo' bettah or fo" worse she mouty soon fln' out she gcttln' dt benefit ob de alternative." Baltimore News. Sleep, According to a somewhat cynical old proverb, the meed of nightly sleep Just ly due to average human beings should thus be distributed: "Sli hours to a man, seven to a woman and elht to a fooL" Sewly Fornishtd Lodging House vw bed a In newly tvlnti and naixred rnoma at the tourthouas lMlirlni Hooae. Only one block from the main bulni- street, and but a little more than two blncki from th poeU'fnee. A very quiet loraniy. Ou'slde rooms at rear corners away from hall, splendid for day slepln. Window, of tbeaa room, under pro jecting ror f, cottlog oiT much of the ItfTV... Cnrus titl ? th. room, and I will guarante. that yo will be satis fied, Ed Howi ODDITIES M MAILBOXES", f Aar Old Thin.. From Moaej ta a titrlit. of Sau.asca. "I-eople put Queer things In letter boxes."' said a mail carrier the other day. "Tl ry m i in to have aialea that tiny tire iloing brilliant tlnijas when liiry drop any ,1 thing Into a mailbox to annoy the coUccturs. L have found j a little of everything in uty boles, in cluding money. Yes, money; but, you see, there are some of these uewspnvr men on my luute who know me, and sometimes they have a batch of letters to mail and ro stamps on band. They drop the letters in and along with them the necessary amount of money to pay p,vsiai.e. Of course they know I will do the i est. This Is the only way I hHve ever fuuitii money In a mailbox. "1 huve been hunting two years or more for the duck who put about three feet of sausage In one of the boxes one night I was humping along ou my last round nbjut 11 o'clock and oiwned the box. lieu 1 ran my hand in, 1 grabbed the Hiring of 'dog.' and I was about the worst frightened fellow In the District, for I was sure I bad hold of a snake, and I didn't know' whether I had head or t3ll holdlther: I turned it loose, and. srrikitig a match, I soon saw that 1 had hail a Joke played on me. Before that night 1 was a great lover of sausage, but I bavta not been able to tackle any siuce." Washington Post John Rnaktn and evf-raan nail. While his church was. building Mr. Newman Hull had an amusing bout with Mr. John liuskln. He went and asked the seer's advice as toShow to erect a church which should not only be commodious, but beautiful; not oujy sheltering from rain and sun, but In spiring happy thoughts and holy emo tions. He replled-aB ho hnd already writ ten "that wo Bhould not build up stones, but gather together a few peo ple who would not Bteal or tell ties." "I said," writes tho pastor, "that we had many hundreds of such and needed a building where under shelter they might worship and be taught Ho re peated his opinion, and 1 said I had made a mistake In troubling blm, as I thought 1 was speaking to the author of 'Stones of Venice." " Whereupon Mr. Ituskin made the slngulnr reply: "No, you are not Every ono who docs something In teaching men passes through three stages of life. At first ho teaches what Is Inaccurate, then he un learns It and lastly he tenches the truth which stage I havo now reach ed." That was In 1S72. London Chronicle. Wanted a Norv. Soother. A middle aged woman called at a chemist's In Camden town ono evening aud asked for morphlue, and tho shop man replied to her request with: "is It for your husband?" "Olt, no, Blr; I have not got any." "You don't think of suicide?" "Ear from it" "What do you take It for?" "Must I tell you, sir?" "1'ou must, or otherwise I can't sup ply you." "Well, then, don't you think thnt a woman forty yours old who has hatl her first offer of marriage less than an hour ago naturally wants something to quiet her nerves and give her a good night's sleep?" The druggist thought bo, aud sho weut away contented with the nervo soother. Sparo Moments. Why Mi-eraclinont Colore. Meerschaum would not color at all but for the fact that it Is boiled In wax. If used in its natural state, It would quickly become soiled, tho ma terial being so porous that it absorbs the slightest moisture from tho hand or anything It comes In contact with. But the wax tills up the pores and gives tho meerschaum a sort of enamel. A pipe that has been spoiled by ovcrhentlng so that It will not color can be rebolled In wax and restored to somo extent This kind of work is done in tho trade by experts, for it requires great skill. The Spaniard at Xlome. The Spaniard at homo is not under standable. He loves flowers and car ries a pistol; he Is pussionately fond of tho theater, but does not keep quiet that ho or his neighbors may hear; ho is chnrmlngly courteous and Inexcusa bly cruel; he shares his bread and wlno with every stranger and stnbs a friend over a trifle. Such aro tho traits of somo. The bullfight Is the favorite amusement of this class, and the bull fight though declining somewhat In popularity. Is yet the national diver sion. A Mistaken En.lneer. When it was proposed to build the Central Pacific railroad, a civil engi neer of twenty-five years' experience reported thut the road could not ho completed In twenty years with all the money of the Bunk of England to back the enterprise. But It was built and completed seven years before the expi ration of the time fixed by congress. Ilia Falllnaa. Bliffklns Is always talking about how smart he Is. It Is his worst falling." "Not by a good deal." "What does he do worse than that?" "He talks about how smart his baby la." San Francisco Bulletin. At the Wrosn Shop. ratlent The trouble with me is that I can't sleep. Vet I am always as hun gry as a wolf and work like a horse. Doctor You had better consult a veterinury. New York 'l imes. A Hare Thin.. "I wonder If he knows my sister has Tlioney." "Has he prooedV" "He has." "Ue d'lea." New York Herald. Night Was tier Terror. "I would ooutr-i nearly all night lnn." writea Mrs t'haa Appletet of Alexandria, Ind, "and cculd Hardly get any sleep I had eointiuiptlon ao bad that if I walked a block I would onugh frightfully and aptl blood, but when all other medicine, fallfd, three 1 fX) bottle of Dr King's NewOla onvery who'ly cured me and J gained S8 pounda " It's absolutely gtiaran- ted to curecouitha, onlda, la grift, hronchltl. and throat and lung trou bles Price 5" and II. (X). trial but lea free at W L iHtl.sno'. drug f tors CLASSIFIES GOLIM, Notice. nn,1er this head not to' exceed five hi,,") oesu per week; II 60 a mouth; tl2 par year. Help Wanted. KX WANTED. To clioy Llni wood ror the Eugene excelsior mill. Inquire at the mill. V N KElJ. Several persoue of ebar- acter and -rood reputation m each tate (one In this county required) to iepreni and advertise old ,-nuiisb-ed wealthy bueiueMj house o, solid financial standing. Halary $18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable Iu cash each Wednesday direct from head ottices. Horse aud carriage furnished, when neoeesary Kefereulea, Endow) self-add reaeed envelops. Manaenr, 308 Caxton Uuildltfc. Chicago. For Sale. rOK n.lLE. One of Hie cholceei resldeuies In Engeiieou Willamette street. Call ou T N l-Vgar, Hotel tugeue, for further particulars. FOK SALE. Springfield Hotel. You luiu a Joed thing If you fall to In vestigate litis. It'sauiouey maker. J M Woods, Springfield, Oregon. A BAKUA'IN,-Two beater, aud oook stove, 2 so l' tig maoblnes, bookcase, toreen floors, dry oak aud fir wood. Inquire at 167 West Fifth fit. QW CruHonl ,1 B-OU 8AI1K -A good grain, hay and Bto4k farm of 218 acres for sale, I mile rom store, postoffloe, school and ohurcb, 4J miles from rail road station, good lulldlugs, well watered, level and good location, IM acres plowed aud part sown lo wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap for the purchaser. Can be reached from Uoaheli tiystage. Call on V 8 Itichatdsnu Pleasant tilll or U A Parker, 482 JeQerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Rooms and Board. OET YOUK HOUSE N UMBERED, i I have the agenoy for the ennm-1 eled Bteelplata houte numbers aud will take your order and put the number up, M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung's store. For Rent. TO RENT. Block and fruit rauob, 440 aorcs, 50 sores in cultivation, 10 acres in orchard, one mile and a half from Walterville. Call on or address E M Boweruiat , Walterville, Ore Kin. Miscellaneous, MON EV TO LOAN.-I2000 to loan on good seourity. Address Lock Bx 123, Eugeue Oregon. City Property for Sal HindbicxV ADornon to Ecoicns To Ihoao desiring to purchase cily lota, I have laid out an addition on th. south .id. of tho oitr and north of College 11 ill Park. I have 120 lots in this addition, and am wiling them very low so as to enable every one to have a home of their own. Tb. prio. of these lota is from f GO up. F.T ii. Stiwabt Addition to Edorkl I have some very desirrabl. lota in this addition, in th. very heart of the oily and within a few blocks of Willamette atroet. WnrrciKiB's Addition to Eouini I have a few lots in this addition within two blookajof the First National Bank. Cou-koc Hm. Paax I have 100 lot. in this addition. Tb. prio. now is $50 each. Wa will advanoe the prio. soon. W. expect College II til Park to beoome tb. most desirable real deooe pioperty in or near the oity. HxNDBicxa' ADDmo to Goluoi Bill Paax We have 70 lot. for sale oheap in thl. addition; also 10 or 60 sore, of very choioe fruit land. I have on this place 1300 jonng prnn. trees, .boat 400 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut treei, also apples, plums and small finite. This place has a good farm bouse, ham and ont-hoaaes, and is a most beautiful suburban pleoe of prop, arty. It is known as tb. Loonst Hill farm, and there Is no place in the Stat, more beautifully and pleasantly situated. I am not in real estate business as a bad ness we sell onr own land. only. I employ no agenta. Any on. desiring to purchase .Dy of tbis property will find me at th. first National Bank. I will be pleased to show property aod give prio... 1 rntttht ex change aouie of thia property for good timber land. Come and aee me. T. O. UnruMCM. Mrs. Geer Selected. Poktlani), Or., April 20. Mr. A B Duulwsy aud Mrs A Ualton, of Part land ; Mrs Guernsey and Mrs Wade, of Pennl.ton, and Mrs Goer, of Haletn, were yesterday elected deleaU i by the (irrgnn Federation of Women's Club, to attend the biennial aeaslon ot the National Federation, which meet at Los Aoge.et May 1st. Working 24 Hours a Da;. There's no rest for those tireless little workers-Dr King's New Life Plllu. Millions are always busy, curing torpid liver, jaundice, blllouanna, fever and ague. They bautsb alck beadacbe, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken. rmall, tasle uloe, work won ders. Try them. 26o at W L De Lano'a. O a a. X 4 . . Caarslaa SlfoaUj. y It H 1 1 1 "in eT 1 lt.ki)HWin 'eTgwsrj flnid yew after year. With the aid of Wine of Cardul . woman can do any rcawnabU work and enjoy tood health. Th. health that Win. of Cardul brinji makuawoman vinoroi-i'ln body and mind. Freed Iron those terrible devastating pains a woman jrows ell and strong aaturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the disordered menstruation and cures leucorrhoea, falling of the womb and periodical pains In the head and back caused by standing or silting a long tlm. In the same position. Thcdford's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidnevs and blood In proper shape. Oreatlv increased strength and endurance Is tin natural result. Most cases are cured quickly. All druggists sell Sl.00 bottles of Wine ol Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thedfortfl Black-Draught. Tor .e.taaBl lttntM. .ddnw, rlvtsf I. 1M uiiuf, MwLMla. Motptny, CBAtuaevfa, Tub. A Horrible Outbreak "Of large .ore on my Mule daught ers head developed Into, case of scald bead" writes O U Isblll, of MorgS'i tou, Tenn, but Btioklen's Arnica Salve completely oured her, It' a guaranteed cure for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, iihvrsand piles. Ouly i!& ouuts at W I, DeLauo'e. Johnson, the llorsesboer. I am running business on my own book now, alinelng horse, every day at No 60 Olive street, opposbe Bang's Feed Stables. Khank Johnson. Don't He Deceived With 65 or 70 r cot whiskies or brauuies and Ihluk It u. iter than Francis' pnio double distilled 100 jroof brandies. Just have them tested free of charge at Hfth and Hlalr etieeta tCugene, Oregon. I M Francis ' fce XI X .fla. . boars Um Sgaatu of -lha Hunt Vnn U.,.j Mi-... TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Thrimith Pala,e anil Tmirlat Hleejiera Uluing and Bullet Uuieklna Library Cars DAILY TKAINH;FA8T TIME. For Uateo. Poldera anil ill Information reganling tickets, ruutee etc, call on or address J. W. PI1ALON, T r a H. DICKSON, ot A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DENNI8TON, O. W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wuiu, Oregon Shojtune Umon Pacific tt8e EAST The O. R. A N. Give the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREEOI SHORT LIME TO Salt Lake, Denver( Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. OKE THE 6REAT NORThERH Kl. T. Siokane Mlnneapol a' St Paul and Chicago. Ocean rileamers leave Portiand every s Day ror SAN KRANCISCO. Boat leave Portland dally for all Wil lametteand Coliinitla River Point. Monthly Hteamer to China and J a pat For full Information oall on or a drena nearest O. R. A N. Ticket A gen I or addreas, A. L. CRAIQ. Oen'l Paasenger Agent, ' Portland, Or JtsL aVU) A Strong Woman H Cflr. low. Aug. 15, lttQO Uf wife wu ick lur ioru ywa, W irtod verytJalxiir without relief and pnt naoii tuonvy. y 7 wit txld Wltt oi L-ardul ud tome botUMaT4 br. Hh took two wot botUes, kaowtu ttiewoalrl bra to work hnl dunof the hj narvaat. bka ultrnJaU to all hubuuM bold datiM and Uxulcd wid uiilolwi rjj tb bay. 'lhit tntutfrnio K.v. hr ironnth. jcw marlv the wm wak and tired and could hardly gm about, buttlnoe h bu been takiog Win of Card i fhe tvel bettor and ntnmaer than whaa ao yan ol JOft. a. EihkiN h a r rn, Mr. Elacnhaftr had tried evrythln during her three ye an ilckiwu and hid i(xnt consid erable money. She wai weak and could hardly gti about (or Uirte yean bclort iht took WINEofCARDUI Now, aftw taking the Win. of Cartful, she can work lth htr huiband nt the hav field. That U hard work, but It It not at inurloui lo a wonun'i health ai labor In iloru, fictorlu and offices whert thouiandi of alrliar. cloKlvcon. iaiptom.. "Th. 1-..MM' AJ.lMtr SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Traine leave KiiKene for Portland, and way U.M.MM at nana an iaj p ni. I'urtland K,,...,, r:30 a ui 2 KM p ui 12:110 a w MH) p m " Ati p ui 8:.KI p la 1:15 a m ViidS a m 4:2A a m 8:19 a m At Anhlnud A, K.n...u Ar clan rVauoUoo Ar OeMiin 6Mf a o Vi Jliin Ar Denver ViO a m 9 00 a m Ar Kanaaa Oity 72!A a in 7iVA a ru Ar Clnoeiio 7:46 a m 9.30 a in Ar Loe Anitelea I t'JO p m t.MI p ru r:.H) a m V M a in 4:00 a in th'JI p in 11:42 a ni 12:43 p in 700 a m tlrOI) p m :HU a m a m 4:00 a in 6t2n p ra 6:42 a in 12:48 p in ir r,i rami Ar Kurt Worth Ar I'ltvuf Meilm Ar ItuiiHtim Ar rew (irleama Vr WiuliiiiKUm Ar New York Pullman anil Tnurint oara on buthtraiiia. CliaircaniSatira u:ento to OKden and Kl l'ato, and ourlst care to CIllcaK, Ht liula, New Urieaua and WaMliiustou. CuruecttUK at Ban Fran claoo with aeveral eteauialiip llnea fur llouululu, Japan. China, Philllpinea, CentrJ aud Mouth America. Bee Mr I, O Adair, agent at Eugene or aunrua K, 11. MILLF.lt. HI' l'ortlrj),! Qr Gap Closed The operation of thrnugh trains. 1 tween Han Jranrfeoi, and I a An ffelea. via surf and gyauu Barbara, will besia un Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thruimu Train. Dally. Th Coaat Line Limited leaving each . Uruiioal eaily Iu the morning equip ped wp 1 eleuant oafe and ierlir iaia, will make daylluht triio tl.rough Ua moat plotlireaiiue, varied and euter talnlntr, acenea on the oontlu.nt -....ai aKeuiaoi wie iouthern acific. TfttlP Bitf a, tlnwa la M I a. al .nwnTvaw n Lwn,J.,Il,a "IUACO, MIL 3kUKFK 8T PAUI' KAIMlOAD. Iffll will And li il.!.).L ... ji .... 1 rains whra eolni to any point In th Jo)"1!, "n?1 "' ''"'Ada. They oouneo with all 1 ranioontlu.uUI Trains and all iu skiiui aen sicaeta. Vnr fnriKA Infn tl l. C rni t . aoipnieia, etc. aak any Ticket Aant ur C. J.TCDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CAHKY frav l'aaa A Kent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. T1TIK CAH0 No 3 for Yeq ulna Train leaves Alhany leaves Corvallis rrlvee Yaquina No. 1 Iteturoiof leaves Yanlna. Leaves Corvallia , Arrive. Albany No. t for'Detrolt Leevaa Alliany , Arrlvea lMtroit No, '10m Detroit ..12A0 P M .. 10 PM .. 6:44 PM ..70 A M ..11) A M ..Uilti I'M .. 7:0 A M . 12U6 V M lt" Detroit 12-4A-P M lavea Albany S.-tO P M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Alhany In time to connect wllb the H 1' armth bnunil train, aa well aa vlvlng two or hree hours In Alhany before ileiwrtur. ol 8 P North bound train for Port land. Train No 2 or r. acta wltb tb. 8 P war) aid train al Corvallis Cnasin for Iadepen.leno UoMlaavilie and all points aorta toPnWl) EDWIN STONE, jTIjRN Past. rSSS annate.