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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1902)
the iltnrt. cu Have Always Bought, ami wliii.li lias been' in iiso for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of . - ? - and has ' V; y j&2 l'fz,r 80I,al supervision sir.-p its in fancy. : - y,. ' tcsiZi Allow no one toili-oeivo y.m in this, iili CV i.iterfcits, Imitations and " Just-as-Hid" ure but jiVleriini!iits timt trifle with and eudani r tho health of Infants uud Children Expert uce against Kxpcrimuut. What is CASTORIA 1 Castoria is a harmless substUutt for Castor Oil, Pare- I gone, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is lMeasant. It ! contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio j substani.'e. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms 4 and allays Feverislmess. It cures Diarrliuuii uud Wind , Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho , Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural bleep. Tho Children's Pauaeeu The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears the The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TWX OCMTAUn COMPANY, TT HVMkT THCCT. NIW VOPft OrTt GEJiTRflli PKKET. WATK1NS & JIILLEll F -(OfRIETORS , A fair share ol the public pt ,' . ronage solicited. To the Farm , . era we will pay the highest ' 1 ninrket price for fat cattle, hogs " Bud sbtep. Shop ou Wlil- smeUe Ht, Eugene, Oregon. : ,. . Orders promptly delivered. Wi'l Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON 41 PORK and VEAL groceries Having a large nd complete stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought lu the beat markets, I can otfor the public bettor CASH Prices thau soy other house in Eugene J. L. 5 PAGE EUGENE FLORENCE : STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor ' Stage leaves Kngene for Florence Daily except rjunday at 6 a m - Ketarnlng Btage leaves Florence Ibr Kugeue daily except Sundays at 2 p m i iSatardayB at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m the day following. ISril.I ?A . Rlll lt T,. I' Tic'ieK lor e st I. Bn' llverr suible. Xuueni-or at HurJ A Uatenports offloe Florcace. I A WHEELER, c Expert Accountant i OfTicand Rcslleno Fairmount, Oregon. R'Hiks (ip-ne-l, ': B.Ntks coiivert-tl from single to double entry, f; lntructiooii tfiven in double entry. Adjustment of intricate and invclved acooun 1 Euifene iniuirifts and orlers a-ldrowed as above i will have prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ol New York All lormi ol lilt. Endowment nd Gold Bond Policies ind Annultiei. Gmrinteed vilue and ritu fum'ined by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. 1 Em.. I 0' T N StIGAR Proprietor. S'.rictlT firrt rlaa. Nw maDarment. Kaum tl U:U par rlaT. Kar Heail.uarten Uw Commarcial Mea Hole 01 Mil 111 Y been made mirier bis nor. Signature of BUSINESS OABDS ATTOKN YS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Collections s specialtv. Dttice Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-IAW 0tne-Over First National Hank. KUQENB, OUIOON, C WOODCOCK, ATTOltNEY-AT LAW Office One half block south of Chriaman H Edqens, Ouxooy. SKIPWOKTH. VrCORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. EUQKNS 0R1Q0N. HELMOB W THOMPSON 0HA8 A BABD1 rjlliOMPdON 4 HAUDY, ATTOKNKYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. I' notice in all the courts. Euoinc, Oaxootf. M TKAVI3, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon, QEO. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY COUNSELOR-AT-LAW J Will practice in all the courts of the Second kJUUICUU L'lBVntli auu ui Mia uujiivura uumi nf the state. Special attention given to collections and ' matters in probate. Ultiue Firnt National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3, John M. EimuDHon Leoo R. Kdmunson, EDMUNSON EUMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. Practice ip all the courts. Collections a speci alty. "Office Over Loan & saviDgslUank, EUGKNE, OREGON, OTJLS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW, 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. KuKene, Oregon- MEUICAI- pAINE i KUYKENL-ALL, PHYSICIANS AX1J SURGEONS Jtficeo In Eugene loan ft Savins Banl K.,il.hn0. Special attntioa to turnery sod surgical di im 01 women. J S LUCKEY, JKWKl.EIt. A'mcW and Clr cki'iieiairoA ,K t; EIDl'lK. liKNTIdr ve itrwjt, between , .1 :t W5it ol Flftihitad MinnMa'i'.ft ASSAYEl! AND METALLURGIST Kcoixs Oaiaos Ilt eull -l A.My I.airl'rT In tfc ata'-a. Pr, n.i.t krul rlll-l? return- iri.;i. W'.minrf w-t m-l r uipl" of on nfiv P"'iu ! t' .tTTLiue tb, ta M nilt j o.eth ! of lrUi.Dt. 'HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latt LIFE A.VU ACCIUKNT POUCIEA A LSCRT J. CilOX, Oft). At M . Wn.t.ii Pjrtlaai, 0r Lal Attest, EaatM Vfice -dii (.' 4ilh 'tf hotel I The Jor it Gives Even Thoash the Plot Be a Small One. Perhaps do word of six letters con rr ntrate so ruueh UutUHa satisfaction as the word "garden." Not accidentally Indeed did the Inspired writer make paradise a garden, and still today, when a man has found all the rest of the world vaulty, he retires Into his garden. When man needs Just one word to express In rich and poliruaut svniUil his sense of accumulated beau ty and blessedness, tils first thought Is of a garden. The saint speaks of "the frnrdet: of God." "A garden inclosed is my sister, my spouse!" cries the lov er, or "There Is a garden lu her face!" he sings, and the soldier's stem dream is of a "garden of swords." The word "heaven" itself Is hardly more univer sally expressive of human happiness than the word "garden." And you have only to possess even quite a small garden to know why a small old garden. So long as It be old It hardly matters bow small It is, but old It must be, for n new garden Is ob viously not a garden nt all. And most keenly to relish the Joy which an old i garden can give you should perhaps have been born In a city and dreamed yil your life of some day owning a gar den. No form of good fortune can, I am sure, give one a deeper thrill of hap py ownership than that with which one thus city bred at last enters Into possession of an old country garden. Julius Noregard In March Uuxpcr's. A Disastrous Dreajn. ThlB story 1b told by a mun from Harlem: He dreamed one night that there was coucealed about the flat In hlch he lived a quantity of silver. .'he next night be dreamed the same dream and told it to bis wife. After a consultation they decided that there must be "something In it" nd began to sound the walls for It At one place In the dining room they came upon a spaco which sounded hol low. The wnll thcro was of brick, but he In stand got a pick, and the next night, with great stenlthlness and cure. they managed to make an opening, when they cnino upon an array of sll- spoons and forks, cake baskets, teapots and other valuables. Those they arranged upon tho dining room table and were gloating over wheu there enmo a furious ring nt the doorbell, and an irato man who lived in the next lint came lu to know "why thunder they hod broken Into his dining room cupboard." New York 3ress. A Friendly Tip. Durlim his term na congressman Ma jor Willlaoi A. Smith, 'cx-proBldent of the North Carolina Central rallrouu, made, a visit to Now York aud stopped at oue of the American plan hotels. Upon seating himself at dinner ho was obsequiously handed a bill of faro by the waiter. Tossing It aside, he pnssed the waiter a dollar, with tho remark, 'liring me a good dinner." The dinner proving satisfactory, tho congressman pursued this practice dur ing his entire stay. As the last tip was changing hands ho mentioned that ho was about to return to Washington. Well, Blr," suld tho waiter, "when you or nny of your friends that can't read the bill of faro come to New York, Just ask for Sam." New York Times. Stuttering and Stammering. Stuttering and stammering nro terms that are confounded. They nro not synonymous by any means. Stummer lug is an inability to properly enunci ate certain elementary speech words; 8ttittorlng Is a vicious utterauce, mani fested by frequent repetitions of In itial or other elementary sounds. Moth are caused by Improperly acting uiu- cles of the vocal chords, bo ft pnluto, tongue, checks, lips, etc. Some of these muscles are under easy control of the will. Over the mus cles of the pharynx, the soft puluto uud at the base of the tongue, which move lla root upward and downward. our power Is not so complete, and this causes the affliction. When Snow la Smoke. When Professor James Dcwar insert ed a siunll jet of flaming hydrogen into a vessel of liquid oiygen, the hydrogen contluued to burn, giving off snow in stead of smoke. The Bnow was form ed by the Instantaneous freezing of the water created by the combination of tho burning hydrogen with the ox ygen Inclosing it When he cooled llq uid air until It became semisolid, he found bo could draw the oxygen out of the mass with a magnet, leaving a jelly of pure nitrogen. Toachlna- "Are you a married man? inquired the inquisitive stranger. "No, sir," replied the other Badly. "Oh," said the flrst, 'I trust you will pardon mo for referring to your be reavement I should not hnvo opened sucli a touching subject" "Touching describes It beautifully," murmured the other. "It Is bard to tioy $15 a week alimony." Ohio State journal. The Rcaion. "Then, when you hove finished your lecture," said the professor of elocu tion and deiiortment to young Dutle, "bow gracefully and leave the plat form on tiptoe." "Why on tiptoe 7" queried Dulle. "So as not to wake the audleuce, re plied the professor. A Cklld'a Phraar. lie was only four and convalescent from the grip. Leaning bis little head u bis motler s arm, he said wearily, "Oh. mamma. I feel like a broken toy"' Uoston Herald. People who fli-b for compliment not need lonx lines. They will their best bites In shallow water. What ThirFoTkrXeed I do art Is s greater power of dlveatlnir and assimilating food. For them br King's New Life Pills work wonders. They tone and regulate th dlgastlve organs gently expel all poisons from tha sys tem, tDrlch the Llrxxl, Improve appe tite, mke bealthy fleab. Only Z'ic at W LlJeLeoo'r. OAtsVOniA. IWt tlx f ' 1 't "t BotiS Saraani AN OLD GARDEN. A FAMOUS HIGHWAY. The Cumberland Httad. Which Wo !Toeele4 br Uenry Oar. The most remarkable highway butit In the United States early In tho nine teenth century was tho so Lulled tim- ber'aml road, vhW'h was iu cu-uu from Cumberland, Md., through s.uuh- j western Pennsylvania, over the Alle glisuy tuouutiilus to the Ohio at Wheel ing. V. Vs., and then oa to St. Louis. It was so well constructed that it is a good road today. Henry Clay was Its projector and chief supporter, and his services in lis behalf are commemorat ed by a monument near Wheeling. We are told by letters written at that pe riod that "there were sometimes twen. ly gayly painted four horse coaches each way dally. The cattle and sheep were never out of sight, and canvas covered wagons were drawn by tlx to twelve horses." On this great road, which eventually passed Into the hands of tho states through which It runs, tho government expended no less a sum than S7,tX),0OO. Within a mile of it on either side tho country was a wilderness, but on the highway Itself Oie trntllc was as denso as In the main street of a large town. Ten miles un hour was the usual speed for coaches. From Baltimore to Wheel ing ran lines of freight wagons, which carried ten tous, drawn by twelvo horses and with wheels ten feet In di ameter. Pearson's Magazine. Curious Mta-ratlona. In Norway and Sweden a curious mi gration takes place, tho irregular mi gration of the lemming. Thcro is no telling where this strange animal will begin Its march southward through Norway and Sweden in search of food. The Interval between one migration and the next Is seldom less than seven years or, as In one Instance, more than seventeen years. The lemming is a species of rodent and resembles In some ways our com mon water rat. Once started, these strange creatures press on In a straight line. There Is no checking their march. If a wall or a houso Is In their way, they will try to climb It rather than go around it, aud if they come to a stack of corn they will eat it and then go for ward. Tho lemmings are good swim mers, and so they do not mind rivers and ponds, although they cannot keep afloat in rough water. The migration comes to a fatal finish. Taking a direct courso toward tho southwest and southeast, tho animals arrive after awhllo at tho seashore. Still they must press on, and the loin mlng migration ends for another seven years. Too Familiar. It was the 0 o'clock rush hour, and the Sixth avenuo olovated station at One Hundred nnd Sixteenth street was packed with an lmpnticnt crowd trying to escape to their homes. In tho thick of it was a cloaked fig ure, apparently that of a plump little girl of eleven or twelve. Sho was hav ing a hard struggle In the crush, and a big, good natured man behind her Just put his hands on her shoulders to help her along. "Sir!" piped a shrill but qullo ma ture voice as Bho turned so violently that sho created nu eddy in the crowd and turned upon tho big fellow u pair of snapping black eyes. "Ca'sur's ghost! It's a woman!" ho exclaimed as ho mudo an opening for hlniBclf through the laughing throng and fled lu pink faced dlsniuy. Now York Mail and Express. Sliakespenrc'a Genln. "An Old Baconian" asks very fool ishly "Where Is tho trace of genius In the youth, manhood or old ago of tho man William (Shakespeare" ajiq a correspondent ot Public Opinion an swers pertinently enough: The samo questlou might bo asked with much more reason aud answered with much moro certainty of tho man Oliver Goldsmith. To all his acquaint ances bo seemed llttlo better than a fool, and yet ho was undoubtedly a genius. The proof of bis genius Is to be found liko Shakespeare's la In his works." Diplomats Without Missions. "Well," said a senutor who bad been engaged lu a sharp tilt witb a col league, as ho met a senate employee, "do you think that I mudo a fool of myself?" "Senator," was tho reply, "if I said that you made a fool of yourself would be disrespectful; If I said you did not, I would be saying what Is not true." All tho diplomacy la not In tho stato. department Washington Post France's Red Ribbon So freely has the ribbon of tbo Legion of Honor been distributed In France that It Is no longer considered B'jch an overwhelming honor to bo presented with It A pertinent Btory Is told of ft Parisian who suddenly disappeared. Tho police ou being appealed to for aid asked how he might bo IdeuUlled. "oh," was the unswer, "that's easy. He doesn't wear the ribbon of the Legion of llonur." Hone Mlastna-. "Dear me!" exclaimed Mrs. Droptln as she heard Mr. Fputter lu tbo next room. "What dreadful languogel" "I hope you won't mind It," replied Mrs. Splutter. "My husband is mere. giving an Imitation of a missing wor contest without any words tnlaalng." Columbus (J. State Journal. Ilia Varlona Voeatlona. One of the old time durkles on being asked bow he was milking- out replied In this fashion: "Well, sub, limes Is mlKhty tight wld me, but 1 mnnaoos ter make a llvta by doin' a little plowln', a little votln' en a little baptlzlnT Atlanta Constitu tion. Stand Like a Stone Wall Between your children am) the tor ture of llcliiug and burning ecxetne, scaldhead or other skin diseases. (Ion? why, by using ilucklen's Arnica Halve, earl b's greatest healer, tj.ilckeet cure for olorrs, fever sores, selt rlirutn, Hits, bonis or bruises. Infallible for pUes. 'ic at W L Ltc Lano'sdiug store. CLASSIFIED m& NnM.M sr.lcr this head not to' exceed 6e loaa, .VI outs )v a-Kt; UJOi n.sh; $12 lr year. Help Wanted. MKX WANTKl). To chop balm wood for the Eugene excelsior mill. , Impute at the mill. AN TKD. beveral persona of char acter aud good le'.utatlou lu each slate (one in Ibis county required) to leprw-enlsiid advertbe old e...i.t. nail ed wealthy business house o. solid unsocial standing. Halary $18.00 weekly witb expeusos aditloual, all payable iu cash each Wednesday direct from bead oftloee. Horse and cirrlsge furnished, when ueeeasary. Keferenoee, Kuclosa self-add reused envelope. Manaiier, 316 Caxtou Building, Chicago. For Sale. tOH maLK. Oue u( tiiu ctiuiCMi reeldeuoee lu Bugeneou Willauieite street, t all ou T N Pegu, Hotel Kugeue, fur further artlcularB. FOB BALK. Springfield Hotel. You uiIkb b itood tiling If you fall to in vestigate this. It's a mouey maker J M Woods, Hiring Held, Oregou. . FOR HA I, E. Town lota fur tale at Blue KlverClty. Sawmills In a few buudred-yards of town site. Apply to S C Hparks, Blue Klver (lily, Or. FOH BA LK -A good gralu, hay and Block farm of HIS aoroa for sale, ( mile from store, poatoOloe, sohool aud church, 4J miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 120 acres plowed aud part sown to wheat, nu reasonable terms. A snap tor the purchaser. Can be reached from (loslien byatage. Call ou U B Richardson Pleasant tilll or (J A Parker, 482 Jeflersou street, Ku Kene, Oregou. Miscellaneous. GET VOUtt HOUCSK MJMBEUEU, I have the agency for the enam eled steelplate house numbers and will take your order and put the number up. M 0 Van Tyue, room 2 over MotMuug'a store. City Properly for Sale Uknduk xi' Addition to Euuink To (hose desiring lo purchase city lota, 1 bsve laid out an addition ou the souib side of the oily aud north ol College ilill Park. I have 120 lots iu this addition, aud sin telling them very low so as lo euablo every ouo to have a home of their owu. The price ol thuse lots is from $M up. Euas Stswabt Addition to Euussb I have some very desirruble lots in this addition, in the very heart ol the oity aud within a lew blocks of Willamette street, WurrKAKsa'a Addition to Euoenk 1 have a lew lota lu this addition within to blocks ol the First National Bank. OoLLtoK Hux Puke I have 100 lots iu this addition. The mioe now Is 50 each. W will advanoe the price soon. We expect College mil Park to beoome the most desirable resi- douoe property in or Dear the oity. IIkndbioks' Addition to Collioi Ulll Pinx We have 70 lols for sale ohoup in this addition; also 40 or 60 aoroa of very choloe fruit land. I have ou this place 1300 young prune trees, about 100 Ilartlatt pear Uses, id 200 black walnut trees, also apples, plams and small halt. This place has a good farm house, bam and out-houses, and is a most beautiful suburban piece of prop, erty. It is known as the Locust Hill farm, and there is no plaoe in the state more beautifully and pleasantly situated. I am.not in real estate business as a busi ness we sell our own lands only. I employ no agents, Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will find me at the First National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prloes. I mioht ei- OuaDge Some Ol Ui IS property ivr gwv timber land. Come and see me. T. O. Uswdsicks. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Ifec Kind You Have Always BougM Besr the &&&&& soft BEST FOR THE BOYELS tit,.n't a r.aulr, haaithr moian af iha n t. lllf well. for". In tlia ibmpwor ,.V I ill o-.l.oi.. 1, lUnrf.roti.. Tl. .montb . ...i..m iA lt.Bi.Uia taa buwall al.ar .4 daaa la w taka CANDY CATHARTIO PAT 'FM LIKE CANDY (.-r h;u WrH Ut lr book. I Trtino aumr rointT. rmrtM urrn m Cav . YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Kilt GEO. G GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . City and onunty property listed and old oo favors! Ir terms. Uffliw Itnom i Hhelton building opposite tlieUuaHD Offioe. n l Vice- m MISS SARAH FINLEY, Presidant of the Palmetto Club, Memphis, Term INK OK OAHPt'I is a thoroughly sotentitio and mod ern ivmtMy, nuvt inff the nitlti of the modern woman in tho minli'm wiy j without tlit' torture ot itu oivrntum. Wine of C;irlui has enrol thi'iu in the pri vu'y of i'ni'ir homes ami it has f.'imil a phuii in the hi'tirU of American women that no other meilu-ino ha fouml. In their gratitude over lO.tVO American, women havo written letters commend ing Winoi'f Carilui. Wino of Canlui meets their wants an no other medicine, does. It sustains tho young girl at tho shock of her entrance to womanhood. Women who take Wine of Cardui have little discomfort during pregnancy and little pain at childbirth. When tho change of life appears they enter a happy, healthy old age. Kvery month it come to the rescue to ass i at Nature iu throwing the impurities from tho body. Miss Sarah Finhy. of Memphis, Tenn., vice-president of the Palmetto Club of that city, Riaks for hernelf and many friends when she bestows the in JkfiM Sank Finlrj. WINEofCARDVI Newly Famished Lodging House New beds in newly painted and papered rooms at the Vnrtliminn Lodging House. Only nne block from the main buxluetw street, and but a little more than two blocks from the poBtofllon. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear onrtiers away (rout hall, splendid for day sleeping.' Windows of these rooms under pto. lectlng Mi'f, cuttti'K ell much of (ha llgnt. Come and are thu rooms and I will guarantee that you will he h de find. EU HOWH Public School Examination. Eighth grade public school exstnlna loo will be held May 21st, 22 and 23 also June 11. 12 and 13, lUil'J The e examinations oan be taken In tbr sohools of the county or u the i lllte o the ooutity sohool superintendent. April 28, 1002. W M MlLI.KH. County sohool superintendent. TICKE rs TO AND FUOM ALL POINTS EAST SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Ouluth, Minneapolis, Chicagi AND POINTS EAST Tbronsli Palace and Tourist Hleejirs liining and uurlet Hinrkiiia Library tars DAILY TKAINB; FAST TIME. For Hates, Folden and Full Informatloa rasarding tickets, routes eto, call on or address J. W. PUALON, T r A 11. DICKSON, ot A 1 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. It. O. DENN1HTON, . W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, HKA'ITLE, Wasu, -OREGON Short line IHUQNPjICIHG TO,. THE EAST Tha O.R.N Give tha Cholca of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE 10 Salt Lake, Denver. Omaha, THE GREAT NORThERN Rf. Stokane Mlnneapol Chicago and Kaniaa City. St- Paul Chicago. kLo AMU and Ooeevn Hteamera leave Portland 6 Days for ever) SAN FRANC SCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lametteatld Columtla Hirer Points. Monthly Hteamera lo China and Japa For full Information call ou or a dress nearest O. R. 4 N. Tioket Ageo or adores, A. U CRAia. Oen'l Passenger Agent, PorOand, Or, 2 fullowiiiij praise ou Wica of Cardui : Among the numerous medicines placed before suf fering women for ttwir relief nne can touch MvEtr's Tbae of Crduu It towers above them all as a reliable female remedy. It simply drives pain and disease away jod restntvs health in an incredibly short period. I have taken great Interest la this medicine for the past two yean, since it brought health and strength to me I have also recommended H to a number of my friends and they who have used it speak of it in the highest terms and I feel that it is praise well bestowed." If you am Buffering from femalo weakness Wino of Cardui is tin) niedi cino you need. You can havo health tho name as Miss Finley if yon will tako tho Wine of Cardui treatment. If you need ad vice further than tho complete direc tions given on the hottle, address The ladies Advisory Department, Chatta nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. A million suffering women havo omul rehei in Wino of Canlui. SOUT1J AND EAST VI. Southern Pacific Co SHASTA FCUTE ' Trains leave Kiifrene for Portland and way tatlona st S;( ni; 1 Al p nu I'ortlao.l :KII a ui 8:80 p nt 2-IW p u 1:11. a ui UM a iu Vim a m Mm p in -I ;-'.' a ui 7i4n p m 8ilA a m Ir Eupi'iie Ax Aslilaud Ar Haiiramt'iito Ar Hnn Franutitoo Osdun Ueuver Kaunas City t'lncakio o:t"i a v a m ii:iio a m 9.00 a m 7:2fl a m 7iVA a nt 7:4.ri a in II.S0 a m I.' a AtiKoles F.l PaHo Fort Worth City o( Mi-xioo HottMtoU Nw irlealus WshIiIiikIou Now York I :V0 p lu liHI p iu liiiUl a in 9M a in 4JHJ a m li:2i p in oil'-' a in l-:4;t p m 7W a in DOII p iu 0::W a in a m 4 .110 a ui 0:25 p in 0:12 a m ViM p in ruUman Huit rimriiiC utuii oa Ixtth trnmrt, Chair un Sacra uiftito Ui OKditu and Kl 1'mo, uud otirint iwni to C'iiienK, St I,oii., Nuw UrtoAiu Kiitl WftrtliintiLou. CiitiitiH-UtiK' at 8nn Krn cImm with Hevtirnl HeAiitHhip Hum for Hoitiilnlii, Jiijiuti, Clniia, rhillipinu, Jeutriu iul Ht u tli Auteric. 3oa Mr I, ( Atlulr, aout at Eugene or adilrua It. U. M1I.LKK, lil'A i'ortluia Or Gap Closed The oiwrritton of through tntlu bo ; iwenn Han Fnuioincti ami Iam Au K". vinSurf autl kUauU llarbara. will bonin un Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST ' I IMF Two ThrutiKu Irnlua Dally. Th Cfiant Una Limttwl leaviujf ench tertnlnnl euily In the morn inn oiiip pml wl'h olnuaut cafe and parl'ir can, will male ilayhKht tri tliruuKli tha Burnt iictur(tit varitnl aut eutor ialDiiiKt auonHfl ua the'wtntiuent j luquimuf aKuUtftha. Southern Your attention la oallad In tha "PfllNFUt iIMITKI )'' train, at the "( !H 10 A( '( ). M 1 1- WAUKKK k HT PAUL HAII.ItOAD. I se onlv erfect traina In tlia wnrlil." , Tun will Had It cleatrKlila tj, rlila n. Ih la Traina wh.n aolns tu anr ocilnt in th Ksatera HUtes or Canada.- They donneo with all Trai.scontinental Trains and all tlrVt Airrnta asll tlrkata For further information, pamphlets, ste. ask any Ticket Asseto! . ' C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CAHKY Trar Psaa Asent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Ti.nr tiAKu No 2 tut Yaiuiia Train leaves Albany Ieevea I 'orvallla rrivaa Ywnina ..12:40 P M ... 1:60 P M ,.. 6H4 I'M ...1XI A M Jfo. 1 lletunilnp 1aarna YwiniDa... leaves Corvallis.... .1I::J A M Arrives Alliany ,' 12Uo I'M So t fur Detroit Ijssves Alliany 70 A M Arrivea Detroit 12:19 P M No, t 'lom Detroit lsvei Detroit liMS'P f Uares Albany 6.-40 P M Traina 1 slid 4 arrlvs in Albany in time to jonnect with the 8 1' south hound train, as wall is triviti two or hnw houra In Albany be lore leirture ua tS P North bound train for Port, aud. Train No 2 ennneota with the S P wast side rain st t'orvallia t'roaainR for Iodependeore UcUinatlUe and all poinU north to Portland EDWIN 8TONB, Manaser ) T Tl' RNER Trev l'sat A,,
