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Newspaper Page Textttrm 55r.'. Til. .Cli. I Yd'l HilVO Alivnva .11 use for ovtr 30 years, hats borne tlie siirimtnro of ' f-r a'l l.-s been inatlo iHitlor iis -,ier- :Af7&r& s'ml SHpe" "'r ""-. Allownoono ttitWt ivtMtm in this. VII t'cti .t.n,:!,, Imitations an.l Jiist-a--c. are but Kv.. riiaents tiu.t trine with and endanger ilio lie-ilth of iniMt and CaUOreu-EiperU uco nSaiut Exix-rimont. What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Irrops and Soothlinr Syrups. It is Pleasant. U contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio J Biibftan. e. Its age is its guarantee. It tlismiy.s AVonns - mill allays Feveri.sliness. It cures Diarrliaa and Wind Ct.li-. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures Coustipatiou mid Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tbo Mttiimiili and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ' The Chile reu's l'anaeea-Tho Mother's Friend. CENJiNE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the &xs js, j. The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. COMFANT, TT MURMV BTHtCT, NC-JV VOKK OrTV GEflTHflli WJITKINS S WILL R .-' , PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat ronage solicited, To the Farm ers we will pay the blithest market price for fai oatile, hoga and nil' pp. tjlmp od Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. ' Orders promptly delivered. 1 Kill Ifncin Pnncfanf In nn Uinrl 9 Full mil .wup vv u.uiimi uu iiuhu n 1 ui Supplj of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL groceries Having a lanre and otniltrt stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent inrket-, I can otFr the p-iblic bttr CASK Vricea than any utlier nouae Id Eugene 3. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Btoge leaves Eugene f ir Florence Drily except tjunday at 6 a m ' Returning stage leaves Florent (wt jgeue daily except Sundays at 2 tm oatardaya at 8 a ni. strives in Eugene al 6 p m the day halowlug. iWei.srAf' lUU.Ml 1 I' Tteki-u- 1.1 ...ie at K. Banre' livery Blanle. tottti. r at durd A Uaveuport'a cllioe tastcre A WHEELER, I Expert Accountant. I uil Ri lenoa FairmouDt, Oregon. "si" nDen, ttk''c.'DTertl from slnde U double entry. "fr'lCtit.n. irivn in ...nihlii ntrv. 4i.rttuent of intricate and invcWeH acoonn Iecialty. in inntiiriwi and orlen a-Mri"eJ m above 1 will h ve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE i INSURANCE COMPANY j ol Ntw York AS tormi ol lilt, Endowmtnt ind Gold Bond Policies and Annuities Ouanntccd value nd ulti lurniintd by w. A. WANN. Eugene, Or. 1 Em.. il ; T N St'GAR- Proprlt-r. S;rirtlTfirit c1k. ' w manwment. ueklqaarter, for Uommercia) Vrn Hote Mi T..,l. ...i ! i. . . . ' Signature of BUaiNfUS CAHDH ATTOKN K YS-ATLAW. J M tVILLlAJW, ATTOKNEY-A T-LAW CollectloDi a apeci&ltr. Idico Over Lane Couatv Bank, BILYKU, ATTOKNEY-AT-I,AW OHke-Over Finit National Hank. Edoutb, Obkoon, C WdOUOOUK, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW . Office One half block aouth of Chntman B Euocnc, Okioon. K SKIPWOUTH. 4TT0KNKY AT LAW Will practice in all llio Court's, KuaKNS Oukoon. HiXMUB W THOMl aOM 0UA8 A HAHD rpiiOMl'SON i HARDY, ATlOllNKYi AT-L AW. Office In First Natiot al l!o buildinir. Practice ta all the coucte. KtuixNr, Ohiuon. il r;AVl.s, i AtU-moy A t Law. Office Over Eugene Loan &. Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY A COUNHEI.OR-AT-LAK Will practice in all the conrts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collection! and natter in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Koouir 1. 2 and 3. John M. EdmuiifoD Leon 1C Edmnnaon. EUMUXSOX A EDMUNSON. ttorneyi-A t- Law, Practice Ir all the courts. Collections a sieci- alty, "Otfice Over Loan A SaviugsBank. EUGKNE, OREGON, OTJIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LA W. Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room i. Special attention given to land and mining Eugeno, Oregon, MEDICAL, jpAINE A KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Otficea In Eugene Ixan A Savings Rank Buildintf. Special atwotion to surgery and surgical dis eas of wumen. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. VT.kii and ClL-cka'lUlirrl. Kcom, 0io 1) R O BIUULE, DENTIST I'fice - to 'lire .tltvt, between Fiftih ai d Silh .tr...ne oljcc wxt o. MinnewKi a hotel H ERLEKT LEIGH ASSAYElt AND METALLVIICIKT F.DOESt Okl.C It en'li; l A.r Latr,r ,t'iry in th Suie. fr nipt ai.'l rlif'if rnturn- ,-..riiil. W',rl(in.' u-t. n.i '.n ,f tiic t one :o I fifty p"un t. I" l.'l.T:i.ifl tl.e ui.t auita'' -! inlti'"l oi trrtn;ut. rpHE l'At.'l Yl1' M I "I'l'AL LIKE. Very La'" LIKE AND Airil'KST POLICIES Ali-rRr J. lis fi'o. Airt., .1. M. Wiliiah l' rt;Dl,'lre Local A-:;.'., L' ia'". riTiii.nB kr ck.mtjtrr. I It uiUbt In- aald that th eivtuutarjo e! a country is mnmured by Its con rjmption of sulphnric add, a chemical product which Is at the bottom of al iiioat every industry. Chemistry la re sponsible for rbe existence of all explo sives. In this last respect, so far as uefulness for war is concerned. It night be dtfiiuxl destructive, but In Its production of fertillieni It Is creatlvu. and In Its manufacture of medlcmea it Is preservative of human life. Chemis try has made It practicable to produce p.ire quality of gns for Illuminating purposes. There would be no good Inks If It were not for chemical science. Where would photography be but for chemistry, upon which the whole art depends? The whole leather Industry depends upon chemistry, for tanning is a chem ical process. Mineral oils, such as kero sene, are purified by chemical means, and the same may be said of vegetable oMi and of all the pigments employed f . r painting. Many kinds of foods are preserved by the help of salicylic acid and other chemicals, which are not harmful when used in very small qunn tides. Saturday Evening Post. Sot Worried by the Lernk. Strange replies are often received by wives who wake their husbands for burglars, leaky water pipes, etc.. in the early morning. Sirs. C, wife of a certain government official in Balti more, Is decidedly nervous and has fre quently "heard things." One morning she thought she smelled gas. Bravery came to her mysteriously, and she crept down stairs to investigate. After smelling about for some minutes she rushed up stairs, called Mr. C then shook hlui and at last aroused him. Then this was heard: "John, there's a leak In the gasplpe In the kitchen. We'll all die if it is not fixed." Leaks had been heard of before, and Mr. C. sleepily asked: "Is It a-lcnklng much now?" "Not much!" screamed his wife. And then as Mr. C. turned over this sooth ing advice wns given: "Put a bucket under it and come te bed." Baltimore Sun. A I.litht llrart Under Fallnre. A light heart under fnllura is a con dition of success which may be written down as an essentlnl. No one should need to be warned against the deleteri ous effects of the blues. Nothing dead ens the heurt of enterprise or unstrings the nerves of action Ilka a fit of the blues. In one of those beautiful pray ers which Robert Louis Stevenson wrote for us In his Samoan household he prayed for "courage and gayety nud a quiet mind." A man who backs up his brains with these three gifts has all the odds In his favor. It is next to impossible that ho should fail in what he undertakes to accomplish. Gayety Is the essence of power. What is there in a failure or two to cry about or In a dozen failures when you know you ure bound to get there? Richard Le Uullieune In Success. "The ArulilHn MlchtM." That most fascinating book, "The Arabian Nights' Entertainment," Ib not the work of any one man or men, but simply a compilation of Arnbian folk lore tales, doubtless told In the bazaars by professional raconteurs so often as to make them history. These tales havo suffered many alterations and In their present, form show traces of translation to Kgyptlan soil. The dato of the ac cepted version 1b not earlier than 1450 A. D. The book was first Introduced into Europe through a translation from Arabic Into the French by one Antolue Gulland In 1704. The manuscripts used by him bore the date of IMS. No Senaatloa Intended. Among the printed nud posted regu lations of one of the New York public schools are these instrucUons for the fire drill of the pupils: "Fire Drill. (aj Three Bells To the sidewalk and return with clothing. "(b) Four Hells To the yard and re turn without clothing." As a matter of fact, this performance is not as sensational as this principal's ambiguity might suggest, for the cloth ing referred to is only the outer wraps and hats of the children. New York Mall and Express. "The Cihoat of Leap Year." In France there is a popular tradition Rmong the peasantry, especially those of the Seine country and of La Chatre, concerning a demon called "the Ghost of Leap Year." It is said that every leap year this peculiar sort of evil de mon makes his dread appearance. The creature's Bole pleasure is to be dis pleased with everything and every body. Ills shape Ib not distinguishable lu member, Joint or limb, but taken al together his hideous and uncanny ac tions make blm a much dreaded mon ster. Dora. There are in France 2.804.000 dogs, an average of 75 to every 1,000 human beings. Irish dogs, curiously enough, come next, with a percentage of 73 per 1,000. England has only 38 per 1,000, Oermany 31 and Sweden only 11. It is stated that Germany claims to have almost 2,000.000 dogs, Russia only 1.500,000 and Turkey, oddly enough, only 300,000. Rlrhnrd III. The best words of Richard III. were: "Not one foot will I flee so long as breath bides within my breast for he who shafted both sea and land this day shall end my battles or my life. I will die king of England." A etr Attraction. "I'm thinking of taking In ner." said the garrulous barber. part- "All right," mid the man going out "Make It a silent one, and I'll com arouud again." Voukers Statesman. Working 24 Hours a Day. There's no rt for thoe tlre!w little worker-Dr Ktnii's New Life Pllla. Millloua are always buay, curing Uirpld liver, jaondloe, billoii.iiaa, fever and ague. They Ionian aiek headache, drive out malrla. Never grip nr weaken. Hmall, tanle nice, work won. dern. Try them. 26c si W L !e I, a no's. OABTOJt.IA, V'i in I'm i t ftfaaivs ' lio snd Polrr. TeTIte thr nol U work done by men o various nf Raskin and Stevenson, Fiitrr and Newman, ono fool that toe full plry of rio. au a medium for baut.r. was not roUzx. ty tlunv-ta nut yt realir.C'l save ly a fmv. Tro is not yi-t writti'ii am frankly for its own sake a poetry. It out; Lit to to. Of course I do not mean that It ouht not to ln continued hi a vet'UMo fur every kiini of didactic pur;Kise. Hut It DUtrln n -M to In used by those who t'ould Ufil us.- it so for the expression uf merely lyrical f cell n jr. In modem English prose there are. It 1b true, many lyrical passages, but they are always sandwiched apologetically In the midst of expository writing. The only separate prose lyrics that 1 can re call written in Knltsb are translations from another laiiuujre, such as Mr. An drew Land's translation from Theocri tus. I recommend that dear little l-ook as an incentive to young writers of prose. It will embolden them to be merely lyrical, unit hastening the day when writers of prose thai, be us spo eiric and distinct a class as poets are now. Ixnidou Academy. Mnmnitfi In Antfrlrn, Comparatively few Americana real Ir.e that rljrht here In their new old land are to be found counterparts of Egypt's great wonder veritable cata combs of mummies as genuine as any that exist In the land of the Nile. It Is uow a Reiiernlly received fact that the so called "cliff dwellers" ara not an unknown race at all, but our own peace loving l'ueblo Indians, who In the old days built their great stout) houses much aa wo now build our forts for purposes of defense. These wonderful stonu houses, far up the steep cliffs of Arizona and New Mexico, abound In relics of prehistoric days, not least among them being thu muni m led bodies of their former occu pants. In rem nlso, at the time of its dis covery by the Spaniards, the natives were very skillful in the art of mum my making. Xot at All Rxclted. In a certain Wisconsin city lives an old German, now past eighty, who has for years been In the hotel business. The old gentleman is very fond of card playing, nud pitch Is his favorite game, One tlay a couple of years ago a party was sitting about a table playing, and just as the cards bad been dealt and sorted and It was up to the old gentle man to bid for the trump a boy rushed Into the otlice and In great excitement said the barn was on lire. Without showing the least perturba tion the old gentleman turned to him, and the following conversation took place: "Did you get out the horse'' "Yes "Did you the buggy get out?" "Yes." "Well," turning to the players, "I bid three." Gentlenmu'a Magazine. 11 mv WnUe Hampton L'acd Ct intra. Wade Hampton never smoked cigars in a rational way like the rest of i.iau kind. Instead he took the cigars as he bought them and crushed them to pow dor between the palms of his handt. nnd made u:ie of the fragments as tho old regime use snuff. The coarse bits were thrown away, and In the military committee room, of which he was so long an occupant, there was always a pile of cigar shavings on tho lloor be side his chair. The tlnest cigars in the market were none too good to be treat cd this way, and more than one genu lne cigar smoker litis been moved to ex posrulation as he has seen Hampton dispose of a line weed In such an uncer emonious way. nenaanred. The Scotch have a story of a little lad who wns desperately ill, but who, for all his mother's pleading, refused to tnkc his medicine. The mother finally gave up. "Oh, my boy will die, my boy will die!" she sobbed. "Ho will not take the stuff that would aavo blm." But presently piped up n voleo from the bed. "Don't cry, mother," It Bald. "Fnthcr'11 be home soon, and he'll make me take It." The Mxht on the Into of Pharos. The most famous lighthouse of an tlquity stood on the Isle of l'haros, off the city of Alexandria, In Kgypt It was ono of the seven wonders of the world nnd was put up during tho relgti of rtolemy Phlladelplius. After stand ing up 1,000 years It was destroyed by an earthquake. It Is understood to have been over 500 feet high. A Clerer Retort. A legal dignitary who had risen from a humble rank of life was twitted by an opponent for "having begun life as a barber's boy." "It is true that I did so," was the answer, "and If you had begun In a similar station you would have remained there tl't tho present day." CnltlTatlon. "I suppose you hope to make a very cultivated young man of your boy Josh." N "Yes," answered Fanner Corn t ousel. "We're cultlvatln' him the best we can. Every now and then mother and mo gives him a rakin over." Washington Htar. Thm Wftotaa. Judg Do you think the fire was of Incendiary origin? Witnes-H I wouldn't like U any that, your honor. To tell you th truth, I 1h Meve th building was mt on fire. -Ohio Btate Journal. A bern et by Vcl a red that the bet ttni to ftt was. fr n rlrb man. whpo he could iri't appetite. nd. for n poor man, when be could k''t food. Sight Was Her Terror. "I would cough nnrly nil night Intiir." writ Mrs Cha AppleiV, of Alexandria, Ind, "and e uld hardly get any nlwii. I had eoiiwii'iiptlon m hud tht if I wHlkcd a tiirH'k I would on ugh frightfully ftnd opt tihxvl. but when all otb-r tnwlir-lnt fnll1, three 1 rot'i-dtlf of Dr KlrgV N. wDr orttery who'ly cured ni nnd I auned V imnds " It's atmoItitWy ifunran tXd to eiirPCirjK.it, eld, la irrlfj, hrnnchl'iM arid ttirt nnd Uiuy trim, him. Prir60e and I.(J. I rial 10 lesfrecat W L ILatio'a drug .-tore. CLASSIFIED GOLUMS. Notions ander tin. head not to aiofoi 6ve Ui, M oaata wr wetk; UN. month; 111 per yw. Help Wanted. MK.N WAN I-ED. - To chop balm wood for the Kugeue excelsior mill. Inquire at the mill. W AN 1 KD.-sieveral persons of char acter and good reputation in each Hate (one lu this county required) to i . lerentBiid advertise old establish i4 wealthy business liouae o. si.lid liusncial etaudiug. rSalary $18.00 weekly with expenses adilioual, all payable ill cU each Wednesday direct from head ortioos. Hurts and carriage furnished, when ueoeesary liefereaoes, Kueloee sWi-addroased envelope. Manager, SOU Caxton Building, Chicago. For Sale. tOH HALE. One of tne choicest residences In Eugeneou Willamette street. Call ou IN rVgar, Hotel Kugeue, for further particulars. KOK BALE. Springfield Hotel. You miss a good thing If you fall to In vestigate tins. It's a money maker, J til Woods, Hprlugtleld, Oregon. KOK 8ALK -A good gram, bay ami stock farm of t!18 aortw for sale, t mile from store, postoftloe, school aud church, 4 miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed aud part aown to wheat, on reasonable terms, A snap tor the purchaser. Can be reiohed from Uosheu tiystage. Call on C 8 Kiohardson Pleasaut tilll or C A Parker, 482 Jeflersou street, Eu gene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN ILYWO to loan on good security. Address Lock B x 1"3, Eugene Oregou, UET YOUti HOUrJE NUMBEKED. I have the ageuoy for the enam eled steelplata boute u umbers aud will lake your order aud put the number up. M O Van Tyue, room t over McCluug's Btore. City Property for Sale HEitnBicK:' Addition to Euoenk To those deBiriug to purchase city lots, I have laid out an addition ou tho souih shle of the cllf aud north of College Ilill 1'aik. I have 120 lots in this addition, and am telling them very low so as to enable overy ouo to have a home of their own. The prioe of these lots is from ISO up. Elias Stkwiut Addition to Euohnk 1 have some very dosirrnbte lots in (his ailditluu, in the very bear! of thu oily aud wilhiu a few blooka ol Willamette atruot. Wuitkakku's Addition to Edoknk 1 huve a few lotB in this addition within two blocks of the First National bank. Coi.ucok IIllJ. PaIik I have 100 lots in ibis addition The prioe now Is (50 each. W will advance the piico soon. We expect College Ilill Park to beoome the most desirable resi dence pioporty in or near the oity. Hkndricks' Addition to Collkok Bill Pau& We have 70 lots for sale olioap In this addition; sIho 40 or 60 aores of very clioioo fruit land. 1 have on thlB plaou IJOO young prune trees, aboat 400 bartlett pear treea, and 200 black walnut trees, alto apples, plums and small fiaits. This ptsoe has a good farm house, barn and out-houses, and is a most beautiful suburban piece of prop erty. It is known as the Loonat Ilill farm, and there is no plaoe in Ibe stale more beautifully and pleasantly aitusted. I am not in real estate baslness ss a bail nesi we sell our own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will find ms al th. First National Rank. I will ho pleased to show property and give prices. 1 miyht ex change some of ibis property for good timber land. Come and see me. T. O. UntDMcxa. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with ohroulo Indigestion aud nervous debility," write F J Oieeo, of Lan caster, N H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Kleotrlo Bitters, whloh did n e more good than all the medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years, rthe says Kleotrlo Bitters are Just splendid for female trouble.; that they are a grand tonlo and Invlgorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take Its plaoe In our family." Try them. Only 60c. Halis favtlou guaranteed by W L DeLano. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Itm Kind You Have Always Bougbi Beers ths tot CONSTIPATION "t hare rne 14 4my U a tlms w1(Jknt a BOfrlalrlt vf the IrltWlll, OH ttif able to it)., tr,,;r flfi. t utlti lnt Wftlcr tii)PtlODI ( titanic tmatitU(tD f'rf pM-T-n rr pieced me to rii Utrrltiiu oot.()it.,n; duribtf ttitit tliuu I did v fTltilrnt 1 bsar1 "f Ltit (Mof found mtij rvllrf ; mob wuiurctwi mill) I tMtitkn uUj( CAW AltKTrt I D-iw hatrtj from ono Ut I lirtMi - ft af, nl If I rich mmltl giftj IJUtHU 1T cti umyvmrnuM It U invb a rtjllaf. ' ati.mih I. lit it. vm liuMtjii hi., uvtrvn, Miok. CANOV TltAOl MUD th9TttO PlStiMrH. Ialtl r"tnl. TnU Ofmrt. fk Oijtl, NTr kf ii, Wiit, or (ripj, MM, Kc, hue ... CUUi. CONSTIPATION. ... SMrtta. ImMi l.lttr SmumI. b Im. SI Enall.h Vr.. Sclao.l B.lca. 1TC Inriirlnils, Whatsoever Itoy conies to School past 7 o' th" Clock In the Morn ing In Summer time and pimt 8 o' th' clock 1 1. ye Wtnlor time I wltlumt Bhanr liii go..1 misoul Shull rorcivu S Lash es. Hem. Mi .soever absents himself from School. Either by Truantry, by trying to stay at home, or otherwise; Ki.iill Itu'tliT his Muster's highest dls , :i-nre. SurT, r the hissing nnd rVoff loa f ye whole S,-ho.il. Tarry behind t1 : st one hour at Night for a week, and besides ns suitable Heward for his - 1 slniT stiffer 12 Ijishcs. Item. 'l it soever Hoy shall nt any tin" Curse. Swear, or tnko the Lord's Nuino lu viiin. siinll assuredly snffor for such offenc, 15 Lushes. Item, What Hoy soever addicts him self to Obscene Talking r foolish Jest In;, shall Suffer for each such Trims, gresslon. Hem, Whnt Roy soever nhsonts him self from the Service of Almighty tiod ou the Sabbath day, and speuds Unit IMy in a wicked man'er lu playing St running about. Shall receive 111 Lashes. Item, Whosoever steals from or de frauds his School fellow of Ink. Pens, Tsper. Quills, or any Other Tiling Whatsoever, Shall eortnluly, hen found out and detected, receive 1) Lush es. Notes and Queries. Gloomy Even Then. Hook ltjonea is the most inelancholy fcllow I know. Nyo That's right, lie proposed lo n girl once by asking her bow she would like to he bis widow. San Frnnelsco Chronicle. 111. Scheme. 1 Friend Why do you wear those fear fully old fashioned collars? Winkers (a man of affairs) Itecnuso when the washerwoman semis them to anybody else they send them hack. A tiooil lrvlur. "Is your husband a good provider?" asked the sympathetic visitor. "ludeed he Is, mum. He got me thrasf Dew places to wash last week." Newly Famished Lodging House New beds in nw!y painted ano papered rooms at the Uourthoiis Lodging House. Only one block from the main huinca- street, and hu a little more than two Mocks from tin K)sloflloe. A very quiet locality. Outside rooitiH at rear corners away from hall, splendid for day sleeping Windows of these rooms under pro looting M' f, cutting otl muo" nf the light. Come and B'e the rooms and I will guarantee that yon will he setts' Bed. Ei Howk O jSa. t J7 sr XI X &. ffearttot ins vm ton mm always t Signature at There's tho beauty of Diamond "C" Soup it not only "hunts" uirt It finds It. Soak tho clothes over night. Add a few chips of DkimondX Soap Next mornlnpf, when you get up, your clothes aro half washed. HA VK VOI K DIAMOND "0" WKAPI'KltS We rrdram tfatim fttr all wirti of uiofu) ..nil at trarttvn rtlf lllutrtwl Itouk liowliiit ovrr300prtjmluiiis gtvdti or wrkpttara, tout on rtv quett. A po.tnl wUl brlotf U. Premlom Depirtmeot THE CUDAHY PACK 1 HQ CO. So. Oni&bs, Mebr. A OREGON Shojt line ami. Union Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. N. Give the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE 10 Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. CM THE GREAT KORThEfM nr. Stokane Mlnneapol a' St- Paul and Chicago- Ocean H learners leave Portland evert 6 Days for SAN FRANC I -CO. BuaUi leave Portland dally for all Wll lametteand Oolumt la River Points. Monthly Hteamers to ChlnaaixUapar Kor lull Information call on or a dress nearest O. K. k N. Ticket Agen or address, A. L. CKAia. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. M ff It Hunts Dirt jwl iihsr and Finds f 1X1 at!i ': V TICKETS TO AND FKOM ALL POINTS t AST VIA SHORT LINE Til St- P.ul, Ouiiln, Hrnejpj.s, Chicsjj AM) 1'idXTS 1'Ast' Tnrtsuh I'ala.- ai..l T..., it ., I'iniiig sil llulfstSmekiia L.l.raiy Cars DAILY THAINdj r-'ASi'TIMH. Kor H.t,. Feklera an,l Ki.ll Iuf.,rmatin N.-ar,lhlB tl.-kets. rout.., ,t,., ,..,!; ,.n or ,Jllr, J. W. 1'llAl.llN, re a II. lH'KSuN cti 122 THIRD STfiEEr, PORTLAND A. it. V. liKXNlsri.N, ,). w. I'. A. 612 Kirt Aveini,., si: a I Tl.K, W.vsii. SOUTH AAD EAST VIA Souiheni Pacific Go SHASTA f CUTE Train, leave nixeu- fur i nru.ili...and w.y '" ' ' 1 U . ii, tV KlU'ClltV Ar AhUiul Ar liaMinallltfUtO Ar Mnn KiaUH-incti ? 08 p ni U:'M h ui 7 Ah p in 1:15 a m 11MH a m 4;Jfi a m H:)f a m Ar Oifdfn Ar 1'ftivrr Ar Kitiiniw City Ar Clurawu ft:4.) a o ' i a to IHNl am 100 a tu 7 :!!.' a m 7;VA a W 7:4f a ui a in Ar A nettles Ar HI I'r,.... Ar Kurt Worth Ar City of M. xico Ar IhiiiHtoii ' .r Nw t rlfHiiB Ar Wmthinttm Ar New V-.tk I -' p m O.Oti p ui i:l a m a m 4;Uti a m ti;2 p m t-M'J a id 1-':. p in a m t:0) p m ti:.HU a in !':(V m 4:(U a m ti:VA p m t:42 a m )-2:W p m I'uUiiiiui tvuit 1 uur.i tn uu butli tnxiiiH, Chair cam Smcra-U-eiiU to Ogilau aud Kl l'uu, n d ouriHt cani to ChicaKaj, Hi lotiis, New Orluatu aud WiwbihKUiu. Coimot'tiiiK t Pan Fran oUoo with Mvoral Bt5nialilp linos (or llouuiulu, Jnpau. China, PhiUipines, Ctiutra) aod tionth America. See Mr X, O Adult-, nnmt at Eugoue or ftildros K. It. MILIjKH, i I A Tortlsnd O, Gap Closed Tho oiHiratlnii uf thrtmh trains ( he tweitti Man Krun'.Mi'n aud Ltw Au Ksles, via Hurt and Snota haibira, will box in nn Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThriHiKi, Trains Dally. The Cuftst Line Limited leaving each term In a I ea.ly in ttie moraiiiK wiuip ped wi'h eloLtant cide Antl parl-ir uurs, will make dayIiKht triM ttirnuKh tli niiiHt piuturiie. varied am) enter tainlnff, aneniM on the'onntia dL Autiuiioui aKDUUUI Uie Southern a, 'acme. Timr attention la called lo tha "PIONEKB !J i'V:!!.' 'L'"'" ' "' "t-'HiCAco, m il- WAUKKK A HP PAUL HAILlJoAO. Tji onlv ixrfsot traina In th. world." Ton will liud It dulrabl. to riil. on this Traina whsn going to any point In th Kaatorn Huts. , t!ana.la. Thr conn.o with all lraiaoontliisntaJ Trains and all link at AtianU a.11 tieksla. Kor fun h.r information, pamphlets, ate ask any TlckatAg.nl or ' ' C. J.'EDBY, Portland, On, J. W. t'AHKY Trav Pa. AK.at. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tlur, IIAKO No 2 lor Yaipiina Train learn. Albany Iave Corvallia 4rrirsa Yaiiuns No. 1 Iteturnlrii - Iis Yafptftia Imim Corvallia ....Vnn v M .... litvo P M .... 6.-I& PM TiOO A M ....liso Ar ...Ailb I'll Arrlrea Alliauy aSft.t:';:nj? Mo, I for Drtroit '- AIIkuiv 7:00 A M Arrlfaa Uatroit Wil6;P M No. 'torn llatrolt Ws. Detn.lt PM Iavr. Allianr D.-tO P M Tra'na I anil I arrive In Allwny In tlm. to eonnset with tliaH I'aeiith Ismnil train, aav,.il as irtvlnic two nr hre li.-nr. In Alliany brfc.i. lertiir. ol 8 P North huuuil train for Port. land. Train No 1 oonnscta with the 8 P mat aide train at Cnrrallia t'ninir f..r Indaprnilmc McMinatiU. auil all poinU north to Portland EDWIN STntfK, JTTUnNKRTrav'rtlT'Alt.