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Newspaper Page Text-- slnaii 'ANfrgeU bii PrcpaMlionforAs simflaliiii ;f:FiXlantiBcgiila u deSUuiiCji. -1 Dowels of promotes nigeslioii.Cheerfur- BessanclllCM .iuiiiouk ueiiiKT (wim,Morp!uiie nor MiiitraL jtoTlAKCOTIC. JxSrrw aX.'syrw koetfec 'u-medv forConsu'pa Bon.Sour Slomach, Diarrhoea I oss of Sleep. faeSinv'3 Sifnnlure or Nrv youk. l - -m true z i SEIilRAIt ' MPT. ITKWS & JJILLER PROPRIETORS Afalrshare of the public p .t nuasie solliiiied. To the Farni i Hie will pay the taliibext mrket price for fai cattle, hou.8 sod Sbep. Htn-.p nu Will imetteBt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. f II Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of EEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL tones ' bavins a large and 1 complete stuck of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in . ithe beet market, I ... r an offer the public 1. better CASH Prices . ,, thau any other bouse in Eugene J.-L. PAGE EENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. f RINGS, Proprietor I leaves Kuirene for Florence iy sleep t riunday at 6 a m ktamlng stage leaves Florent 'teae daily except Sundays at 2 dayB at 8 a m. "ins m Eugene ai 0 p ni ina aay awlnj, We is TRII' I' for ule at a. BanM' livery sunlfc at Hard A Uavenport'e offloe A WHEELER, i Expert Accountant l?1 aV.i lence Fairmnunt, Oregon. r?nsit Pyoas men in double entry. "I intricate and invclved accoon fl asve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE 1ISURANCE COWANl ; ol Ntw York 'Jj0' Endowmcni and Gold Bond "d Annuititi. Qusrantud value 'u lumiincd bv W A. WANN, Eugene, Or. tGAR Proprietor. i Strictly firrt-cleae. 1 Nw ma... . VBsai. ' per dav. Kin aw 1 3 lots U rr I 'MS 11 ""'""""TlTTT-llkL.U,! - i Tar Infanta nrd Children. The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use hr Over Thirty Years BTJ8INKBS CABD8 ATTOKN E YS-AT-LAW. J M iYILMAMS. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty, lltiee Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ottue Oyer Firet National Bank. Edoine, Ousooh, 0 WOODCOCK, A.TTOK N E Y- AT-LA W Office One half block soutn of ChrUmao B Kogkni, Oejeqon. SKIPWOKTU. vrro RNEY-AT-LA W Will practice in all the Court's. EtJOKNK Ohkooh. HKLMUS W THOMPSON OHAB a BARD 'JIHOJiPSON 4 HARDY, ATTOKN E Y3 AT-LA W. Officii In First National Bank Building. raotioe in all the courts. Eooeni, Obkoon. M TRAVIS, Attorney- -At Law. OtJiee - Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. QEO. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & C0UN8EL0K-AT-LAW Will practice in all the oourta of the Heoonr Judicial District and in the Supreme Uourf of the state. Special attention given to collections and matter in probate. Office Firet National Bank Bldg, ltooma 1. 2 and 3. John M. Eimunson Leon R. Edmunson. EDSIUNSON t EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. Practice Ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty, "Office Over Loan & SavingslBank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan Savins bnk huildiug. 3. Special attention tfiven to laud and I Boom mining matters. EiiKene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKEXDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Banl Building. Scial attention to surxery and surgical di eaM of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. WatcliM and Clocks'Ipaimt, Krotsl. Ohuo . iKli BIDDLE. DENTIST -oe - Siin .-.r huul JUre trel, btweea " Flftih aid l). 4 bl i :k wi-.t 0' Mlnnea 14 EULEliT LEIGH I l ASSAYEH AND METALLURGIST Koacn OhI'.oj Beat enili r"' A,y I .aboratorT in the Stat I'n n.pt t!-l r-h.f-. return- iriaranteed. i.rkiiiir t-t n.vi oo or samples of one U fifty pi'iiU'l l' li-u-rmine toe must soluble melh'M oi trtnjoW -HE 1AC1KIC MUTUAL LIFE. aW Tht riNTUR SOMP.N CW TON OiT Very I-att LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES, Jim; J. Co. Ges. At., , M.WtLLas Porta ad, Ure Local J--ent, Eus Crtept Saa-row Ifcsa.a. - ' Tlie Cocrrtor ties Etata Cote says that oc Jan. li. 1SJS, tne Iste Fraoce oo Crlipl. the gnat lutH&o eta teaman. then a political refugee Id Part, re ceived from an Italian friend oonneet- ed with the Paris opera two gallery tickets for the performance of that evening, which the emperor and em press were expected to attend. Crlspi and his wife were on the point of atari- lug for the theater when the latter ex claimed. "Franceeco, where ahall we git a candle?" They were In inch destitution that they bad neither candles nor tuatchea nor yet the wherewithal to bny them. Goli.g to the opera would Involve grop ing for their room at midnight and go ing to bed In total darkness. Too proud to confine their condition and to bor row a few sous, they regretfully denied themselves the promised treat, remain ed In their room and retired before the twilight had faded. On the following morning they learn ed of Orainl's attack on the emperor, the police raids and the arreat of all Italian revolutionists found In or near the theater. If Crlspl had been In the house, he would certainly have been among the Unit arrested, for he waa known as an ardent disciple of MazzinL DWIatoa General Poor Speller. "When I was in the civil war," said General Groevenor, "I had a division commander who was the finest look ing man on a horse you ever saw, lie waa a good soldier, too, but he bad some educational deficiencies. One day be thought to drill his division. After some maneuvering be got them lined up in column of fours to start "The proper command la 'Oo'umn, forward!" The general didn't know this, and he waved his sword in the sir and yelled 'Column!' Not a man moved. The general had a yolce you could bear halt a mile. lie stood up in bis stirrups and yelled again, "Column!' Still there was no move. Tben he turned his horse and dashed back to the soldiers. " 'What's the matterf he shouted, so loud that everybody on the parade ground could bear him. 'Can't you un derstand when I give a command? Col umn! Column! I'll spell it for you, you idiots C-o-l-l-o-ml' " Stranare Effects of Extreme Cold. Dr. Moss of the English polar expe dition of 1S75-77, among many other things, told of the strange effects of the extreme cold upon the candles they burned. The temperature was from 35 to 50 degrees below zero, and the doc tor says he was considerably discour aged when upon looking at his candle he discovered that the llame "had all it could do to keep warm." It was so cold that the flame could not melt all of the tallow of the candle, but was forced to eat Its way down, leaving a sort of skeleton candle standing. There was heat enough, however, to melt odd shaped holes In the thin walls of tal low, the result being a beautiful laee llke cylinder of white, with a narrow tongue of yellow flame burning on the inside and sending out many streaks of light Into the darkness. Gating; Seals In Hnarland. The water baily of London brought a "quick" seul to court, receiving 20 shillings 8 pence (1030), and in the same year the Item "for bringing a cele" 15 shillings occurs. Seals were eaten, though they may have been kept as a curiosity. One was presented to Crom well, Wolscy's successor In Henry's fa vor, though it died before he could have derived much plcasuro from It Perhaps he ate It At Henry VII.'s wedding feast In 1487 one of the dish es was "scyle In fenyn, entirely served richly," and very rich it must have been. In Cromwell's accounts for 1537 William Wodehouse's servant brings a porpoise, and porpoises wo know are eaten. Good Words. Hla-hflown Laaarvaare. In the east the flow of language In praise of rulers is sometimes wonder ful The Burmese greeting Lord Cur ton, viceroy of India, at the Royal lakes, declared that "his glory shines resplendent as the orb of day, his in tellect is as farreacblng as the light ning. May hd be as glorious as the sun and moon!" The Prince of Wales was extolled by an oriental subject as "great thief under the Impression that this was the highest possible compliment Another monarch was named "the protector of all vegetables, regulator of the seasons, absolute master of the ebb and flow of the sea." Only One Clean Tain. When Jones was at Oxford, he was a most excellent fellow, and had only one enemy soap. He was called Dirty Jones. One day the wag Brown went Into his rooms and remonstrating with him on the untidy, slovenly and dirty state of everything said: "Upon my word. Dirty, It's too bad. The only qlean thing In your room Is the towel f First PralU. Kindergartner Children, this morn ing I have a surprise for you. I nave brought a lovely big rubber plant for us to have In our room, and every day we will water It and Grade Oh, Miss IL, can't I have the first pair of rubbers? Chicago Trib une. Eieootive Aklltty. Little Clarence Pa, what Is execu tive ability? kit Callipers Executive ability, my son. Is the capacity for making some one ease paddle your canoe for you. Judge. An Obltnst Leaaom. "Oh, mamma, here's a chestnut" "Yea, my dear. Now name me two other kinds of nuts." "1 VaUMJts osd forretjnenuta."-LJfe. Xewly Furnished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and tispereo rooms at me i.nuriNour the l-ndnlng Hoose. Only one block from the main bulnewi street, and but a little more tban two blocks from the noetnfflce. A very quiet locality, OUTSine rwmii n-nr inur 7 from hall, splendid for day sWoplrn. Windows of tbeoe rooms under pro jectlng ro'f, cutting off mocb of the Come atd see tho rooms and I win ruaranU that jo tls flad, Ed Howi ffaJ te fie a Optnloa. t have alw ijs wanted to know wtial fiisvd.'r ttw medical world considers most painful to 1 aaked a prominent phyikun In FVurtivnth strert about It. "Wlibimt ilriitit." anal he, "an ab so i-f the e.tr li'tiu-cs the most extru ciutiUK HK.my a humau being U ever coiutHlled to endure." I went over to Thirteenth street and asked a physician tliero the same ques tion. n-llniK lilm what fh Fourteenth street man had suld. Two other doc tors unpiK ntd to lie in the room. The Thirteenth street man grinned. "Did Dr. G. say that?" said he. "Well, I dan- Miy be thinks he's right. 1 reiuiMulHT he had an abscess in his own ear once. From experience in my own practice, however, I should say that, while other things may last lon ger, the most intense pain any one ever endures is caused by an attacked acute Indigestion." lie looked at the other medical men for confirmation of his opinion. One of them leaned forward earnestly. "What aid you take for it?' he ask ed, and the Thirteenth street nian mere ly blushed. Washington Tost. rrunlns In Lent. "During the sensou of l.ent," says the Ixindou Chronicle, "It was ancient ly the custom of the watchmen to crow the hour of tbe night Instead of Bhout lug It, the (Mention being doubtless to remind sleepless sinners of the effect the third crowing of the cock had on St Peter. This custom, too, was ob served at the royal court, an officer Luowu as 'the king's cock crower' per forming the duty within the preclncU of the palace. "On the first Ash Wednesday after tin accession of the house of liunover, si the tlieu Prince of Wales, afterward George II., was at supper, this oflicei entered and crowed 'past 10 o'clock.' The astonished prince mistook the crow for an Insult and rose to resent it but was made to understand with some difficulty that the custom was In ac cordance with court etiquette. Tht custom was from that tltuo disconUn ued." Malay Weapon. Tho national Malay weapon, th creese, Is said lo have been Invented by a Javanese monarch of the fourteenth century. Us varieties are said to exceed a hundred, and there are in Javanese no fewer than fifty names for them. II varies In size, from the two foot wavy blade of Sulu down to a mere tooth pick. But the peculiarity Is that the wenpon Is never ground, but kept rough and sawlike lu edge by scouring with lime Julco or the Juice of an unripe pineapple, sometimes mixed with ar senic, nud it Is on this account that creese wounds are so dnngorous. Old specimens are so eaten away by this practice that the blade seems formed from a bunch of wires roughly welded up. Such creeses nre highly valued, and some of tho ancient ones, heirlooms of chiefs, with grotesquely carved and Inlaid hilts and sheaths, are almost uupurchasable., Where Theft la Sot Hebbery. In China theft Is so common that no body notices it. A young Chinaman once slipped three oranges up his sleeve ut a party. While making his bow at parting the oranges slipped out and rolled on to the lloor. Hor account ed for the awkward event by saying that his mother was very fond of or anges. His fault was straightway over looked, aud he was afterward held up as an Instance of 11 lid I piety. There are several proverbs which go to show that the folk think lightly of stealing. Oua sayB that "when tailors cease to pilfer cloth their children will have to go without food," and another declares, "When silversmiths do not steal, they will certainly starve." The Trillins; Brother.. ' "Br'er Jenkins, you so trifiln' dat I ve'ly believes ef you wuz 'pluted ter bo watchman at de pearly gutes do fust t'lng you'd do would be ter let down en go fas' asleep." "Br'er Thomas, you may well say dot kaze I'd sho' feel so good over do 'p'intnient I'd des nachully hatter go ter sleep ter dream ef It wuz true." Atlanta Constitution. Discovered. A story Is told of a little girl who asked one morning at tho breakfast ta ble, "Mamma, Is bash animal or vege table?" "Animal, my dear," replied mamma. "Then," cried tho little ono trium phantly, holding up a tiny bone, "here's the hash's tooth!" A neadr Reply. Footc's ready reply to tbe caution, "Your handkerchief, sir, Is banging out of your pocket" was of high merit both from the surprise and for the cor dlu I way In which tho caution was ac cepted "Thonk you, sir; you know tho company better than I do." Gentle man'a Magazine. No Reason For Delay. "My darling," he exclaimed, "I would go to the end of the earth for you." Thero was a 6llght pause while the or chestra played tremulous ragtime. "Suppose," she said, "yon begin your travels now." Pituburg Dispatch. The Meaeenaer tiny, "Why Is It that one can never get s. bright reliable and speedy messen ger r "De company don't pay dnt kind of wages, mu'am." Indianapolis News. It is never right to say what one does not mean, hut why not nji-nn the nice things? Insincerity does not necessari ly follow in the wake of politeness. Ladles' Home Journal. It will do yon more (rood to acknowl edge yi.tir In til's ilutri It will do youi e&eniies.-Afrtusuti Globe. Xight Was tier Terror. "I would rough nearly all night lonir," wrltee Mm t'hsu Apiegate, of Ali-xandrls, Imt, "anil 01 uld hardly get any slcfp I had cirmuriiptlon so bad lhat If I walked a block I would enugii friar'K fully and p l blood, but when all oilier medicine fnlM, three 1 00 lait'lee ot l)r Klng'a NewDls nnvery wbo'ly cured me and I gained bt pounds " It's alavilutely guaran teed to cure cugh, colds, la grippe, bronchitis and throat and lung trou. blea Prirf VW and II. IO. I rial hol ies free at W L DeLauo's drug store. CLASSIFIED CDLUMS. Notions under this heed not to' aioeed 6 inea, SO own iwr neck; II SO a month, SU ler year. Help Wanted. MKN WANTED. To chop balm wood for the Kugeue excelsior mill. Inquire at the will. AN l'KD. rieveial persona of char acter and good reputatiou lu each state (oue In tbls eouuty required) to leprewsnt aud adverlUe old tlablleh-t-d wealthy bustuuea house o. solid financial standing. .Salary 118.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable lu tush each Wednesday direct from head oftloea. Hone and carriage furnished, when, ueoeasary. Kt'ferenors, Kuolose self-addressed envelope. Manager, SOU L'axton Bulldlug, Chicago. For Sale. rOK nALK Oue of the cholctwi residences In Eugeneou Willamette street, fall ou T N rgar, Hotel Kugeue, for further particulars. FOB bALE.-rjpringfleld Hotel. You uilns a good thing If you fall to In vestigate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, Kprlugfield. Oregon, FOR- SALE -A good gralu, hay aud stock farm of 1116 acres for sale, mile from store, postofuoe, school aud church, 4J miles from rail road statlou, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, I'M acrta plowed aud part sown to wheat, ou reasonable tortus. A suap lor the purchaser, fan be reaobed from Uosheo byetage. Call ou CSKIobatdson Pleasant a 111 or U A Parker, 48J JtUersou street, Eu. gene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN.-I2000 to loan ou good security. Addrtt-s Look B x 1118, Eugeue Oregon. (JET YOUK HOUSE N UMBERED. I have the ageuoy for the enam eled steelplate houte numbers aud will lake your order aud put the number up. M 0 Van Tyue, room 2 over MuClung's store. City Property for Sale Hsnobicxi' Addition: to Euokne To those desiring to purchase city lots, I have lsid out an sddition ou the south side of the city aud north of College iiill Park. I have 120 lota in this addition, and am selling them very low so as lo enable every one to have a home ol their own. The prloe ol theso lots is Irom $!i0 up. Euah Stkwaut Addition to EoaKNK I have some vory dosirrable lots in this addition, in the very heart ol the oily sud within a lew blocks ol Willamette street Wuitkakib's Addition to Euoias I have a lew lots In this addition within two blocks ol the First National Bank. Oolliob Ou-L Pabjc I have 100 lots In this addition, Tba price now Is $50 each. We will advance the price soon. We expect Collogs Bill Park to beooms the moBt desirable resi dence pioperty In or near the elty. UlNDKiOTn' Addition, to Oollioi Hill Pabk Wa have 70 lots (or sale cheap in this addition; also 40 or SO sores of very chores frnit land. I have on this place 1300 yonng prune trees, ebon! 400 Bullet! pear trees, and 200 black walnnt trees, also apples, plnma and small fmits. This place bsa a good farm house, bam and out-honsea, and is a most beautiful suburban pleoe of prop arty. It is known as the Locust Hill farm, and there la no plaee in tbe state mora beanllfnlly and pleasantly situated. I am not in real estate business as a bnsl nosi we sell our own lands only, I employ no BgeDts. Any one desiring to purohsse any of this property will find me at the First National Bank. I will be pleased to show Drorjertv and aive nrioes. I mtaht ex ehangs noma of this property for good limber land, come ana see me. T, O. Hxa-Daicxa. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, (ha Kind You Have Always Bough- Bears too ot Working 24 Hours a Daj. There's no rest lor those tireless little workers- Dr King's New Life Pills. Millions are always busy, curing torpid liver, )aundloe, biliousness, fever and ague. They banish sick headache, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken, finall, laale nlos, work won ders. Try them. 26o at W L De- Lauo's. A Horrible Outbreak "Of large soree on my little daught er's brad developed Into a case of scald head" wrltee C D I-blll, of Morgan Ion. Tenn. but iiuckkn'e Arnica naive completely cured her, It'i guaranteed cure for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sorea, nloersaud piles. Only 28 cents at W L DeLano's. Johnson, tbe Ilorstsboer. I am running boilneea on my own Look now. shoeing boraea every day at No 6o Olive atreel, opposite Hang's reto D.auirs. Frank Johnson O h 'a.' O aalia. toantte IxJ t:i litis tisyf BsvM Voa't Be Deceived With M or 70 per ivnt whiskies or brjudicN and think it In iter thau Frauds' puie double distilled 100 proof br.udici. Just have them tested free of ctiarg at Kiltli aud Hlalr stieeu Itugiille, Oregon, I MrKANCI 8 Sheriffs Sals on Foreclosura, No-. o i. hereby given that by virtue of an eireuliou and order ot sale duly ife.uei out of the Circuit Court of the State ot lire goo. (or the County of Lane, ou the twenty, seveulh d) ol Ma.vh, VM1, ou a judgment rendered in said oonrt ou the .h Jav of Manh, VAU, (or tbe sum of Nine Unn.ire.1 and Seventy-two aud no-luU dollars wi b iutervttt thereon duin said fourth day (o oiaieu, i9vat si mo rate ol 0 per rent Ser aunum, and Eighty. five aud no-UK) oilers attorneys' fees aud tbe further sum of Eight aud 25lt)0 dollars, cost ; which judgment was enrolled sud docketed in the olerk's ofiloe of said court in Haul oouuty on vue eiguui uay ot aiaiuu, iw,, lu an a-nion wherem alary E. Marsh was olsintifi and George W Evaus and M J Evans, his wile, were neieuaauts, auu agalust the shove uauiel George W Evans, defrudant nu.i to uie directed, oommauding me iu older to satisfy said judgment and ousts and sooiuing ousts to sell the lollowiug desenbeu proper ty towil. '1'he west half o( the northwest quarter and the southeast quai let of the northwest quarter and lot Lumber oue of section tweuty.ntue, township seventeen, south of range firs west; ooutaiutug oue haudred and fill; five aud 13-100 sores iu Lane county Oregon. Now therefore in the name of the State of Oregou, aud in oompliauee with said win of execution aud order ol sale. I will ofier for sale all the right, title and interest ol George W Evans aud M J Evans in and to the above deseribed property at publto auo tion to the highest biddjr (or oash subject to redemptiou, at the southwest door o( the courthouse in Eugene, Lane oouuty, Ore gon.on Monday, the l'Jth day ol May, llHI'i, b etweeu tba hours ol 8 o'clock a m and 4 o'oleok p in, to-wit: one u'olouk p m on said day, Dated tbls the 27 ih day ol March, IIH)2, W W WITHERS, Sheriff of I,aiie oouuty, Oregon. Administrator's Notloo. Notice Is hereby given that Uaotro A. Drory hae beD duly ajipoiutwl aduimie tralor, wuh tba will amu'iM, of tbe etilate of Jaiuea OartwriKbt, tibCtwueil, by the oonut) court of Laue oouuty. Oregon, ami all perHons baviug ulaium ayuioet aaid eitate are uo lined to preHeut earne to Maid atlmiu iutrator duly Ten tied at by law rt quired at the more of V. M. Vauduyu iu Coburg, Oregon, within bix niouthu fruui the date ol this notice. Dated this 16th day of Jt.u. VM'i. HKOKGK A. DltUKY, Aduiiuietruior with willuuuuied. L, Bilt Att'y, for oHtato. Notlca.to Creditors. Notioe Is berebv given that O A Camp- belt hi8 been appoiuted by tbe Oouuty Court ol Laue oouuty, aduiibietrtitor of the eatate of J M Dick, deceased. All pcrmms having olatioii aKaiust aiid ealateare hereby uo tilled to preaeut the name lo me, duly Teritiajd, at the oflioe of E li 8k ip worth in Kugune, Oregon, within bii nioutha from the date of this notioe. Kngone, Oregon! Muroh 10, 1903. O A Oampiiblu, Admr. estate of J M I)ick, dooeiuetl. It Hxipwobtu. Atty for eatnte, Executor's Notice. Notice is heruby Riven that W. 11. Van- dayn had been appoiutad executor of tbe estate ot John Diamond, dtooaBed. by the oouuty oourt ol Lane oouuty, Oregon, and call pereoua baviDg olatms aualnit aald ea tata are hereby uolifled to preneui the tame duly vetitiod aud with Biitnoieut proof ol tbe uudereigued executor, at bia more in Oobur, Ongon, within iix moutbn from tbe date of thta notioe. Dated this Hth Oay of Feb., IDO'J. W. M. VANDUYN, tjiooutor of laid eiteite. L, BiLiicu, Att'y. Notice of Final Settlement Notice in hereby siren that B 8 Nichols, aiminiatrator of the eit te of W P Nlohole, deoeaud. hae Died hi "nal aooouut in tba matter of aaid eHtati in tbe county court of said Lane county, Oregon, and that Mon day, tbe 3rd day of March, 1902, at the hour of 'i o'clock in the afternoon of that day has been fixed by aaid oourt for tbe bearing of objections to aaid aonount and (or tne nnai Beiuetntni ei aaia eeiaie. Dalfxi this 16th day of Jan. ltfU'i. B. H. Niovolh, Admin la tra tor. L. Bllixo, Attorney. Oregon Sho rT line Union Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. N. Give, the Cholca of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREBON SHORT LIKE vo Salt Laka, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. THE GREAT NORThERM Bf. Spokane Mlnneapol St. Paul and Chicago. Oooan Hteamers leave Portland every S Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Hoate leave Portland dally for all Wll laniette and t'olumlla Hiver Points. Monthly Hteamers to Chlnaand Japan For full Information call on or a lire nearest O. It. 4 N. Ticket Ajen or addreaa, A. L. CRAia. Uen'l Paswengsr Agent, Portland, Or TICKETS TO AND FUOM AM. POINTS EAST VIA PIN SHORT LINE TO St. PjuI, Du'ulh, Mirrwpo., Chichi AN!) I'OIMS KASf Throtu'h lUon ail T.'-i int SK-ep ts I'iuitiK .-.mi UtitlVt Sun kii u l.ibrnry Cam UA1I.Y TuAlNS; I'AS i TIME. or l.Mtew, Folnvn au.l revanli'.if tk Veti., n.ute t Full h)f.irniti a culi on or atUltva t J W. 1 H AliON, T pi II. LMCKSOX CT 4 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLRKD A. U, f. DENNIS IDS', t). W, . A. CIS First Avenue, SKAT 11.1'., Wa-.ii. HOU'Jli A.UEAS'i 14 Southern Pacifio Co jHASTA ROUTE Trains leave KiiKene for l'ortland.and way 'Utienii at Sa'tli. ni. 1 p ui. lv t.rtiau.i lv Kutrene Ar Artlilainl Ar Hm'rniiinnUi Ar Hui FraiiciHuu : :.H0 a lu 2:0 p ni V2.M a in Mk ji iu 7 Ho p iu :30 p m 1 :lf. a m I'JHM a hi 4:'6 a ni 8:16 a m Ottdun lnver KaiiAjui City a ir 4fi ft m M:W a m HK a Hi 7:-' am 7;Vii a ni 7:4f am U .HO ft iii 1 it) p tu It AH. p iu thiW a m a m 4;0U a m ttii p m tiA'J a m p in 7KX) a ui .MX) p ni 6:.H0 a in 9:M a in 4:00 a m 6:'2fl p m 6;-i2 a in 12:43 p m Kl I'.-u... Furl Wwrth Htyof M.iw MtmRton New Urleami WniiliinKton 1W York Vullniau mhI l iMirUt can un htithtraiiiav. Cliaircwrti Sacra mento to i tttdeii and Kl I'uto, and OitrUt cum to Chion, Ht Louis, New Orloaui aud WafttiiutcUm. Connet'tiiiK at Han Kran cHeu with rovttrul iieaiuailiip linei fur Honolulu. Jnpau, ('tuna, rhiHipiriw, 'Jeutral and South America. Sf Mr 1. U A. lair, wwl at Kugeua or aiidrei K. It. Mil. I. Kit, UI'A l'ortland Oi Gap Closed The o)eratlon uf tliroiiKh traim . be tween Han Frnncliion and lm An ireleR, viaHurf and Q.SanU ltarbara. will benin un Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON. THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThrouKU 1 ruins Dally. The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal early In the morning etiil ed wl-h eleuant onfe and parlor cars, will make daylisht triia llir..iiKli the most iiotureetiie, varit-d and euter Uinins;, aoenea ou the rnntiuent.g liitulreof aKenUliif the. Southern racific. Yonr Sttautlon is Rallerl in tl.a t-PtOKl't U I.IM ITK I )" trains r f the "CHIOA CO, M il, WAUKKK ft HT PAUL KAII.lJoAD. TJie only er(ect trains in ths world." Ton will lind It tlmirahU b. l,l. nM tU Trains when going to any tsilnt in th Eastern Htates or Canute Th.. .nnu With all Traiisomtlnental Trains and all ticket Agents sell tieketa. For further Information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CA.HEY Trav Pass Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. T1.T1K (JAHD No 2 lor Yai)uina Train leaves Albany 12 V) P M Ia.ee ( or.alli IMPli .rrirea Yauina 8.-4S P ai No. 1 lteturolnp Ia.ee Yaitnlna 7) A M la.ea Cor.allla 11-jo A M Arrives Altsuiy U;l0 p 14 ffo. I for'Dntnilt leaves Albsny 7KX) A M Arrives Itetmit 12:16 1' M. No, iom Detroit leaves Detroit I3.-4.1P M leaves Albany CM P if Trains I and 4 arrive In Albsny In time to) oonneot with the H I' wiut b hound train, as well as givlnl two or hree heiirs In Alliauy hefoes deiarturs ol S P North humid wain (or Port- laatL Train No 1 cnnees with the 9 V west side train at Corvallis froMing for ladetwndenrw UoMlnnvUl and all points north to Portlano' EDWIN RTONS, T tRNPu . s.i ' -rr.