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Newspaper Page TextA- IT." 4' i Mgc(a'j!e PrcpnralionforAs Similati! (J the Food andRcgula Ijng die Stoui;i!is ami Bowels of $ pronwies Digeslion.Cheerfur lessandResl.Conldinsneilher Snuin.Morphine norliueral. OT NARCOTIC. afotdo-siHUBLPiraaa Urnvh Sad' ; Jlx-Smnm K Jirnwe -etmfiMl .Ibjav- Apofecl Hemedy forConslipa Bon. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions, revcrish ness and Loss of Sleep. FacSuni'e Signature or xi;w YORK. IWftRKET. 'JflTKIRS S fllliliEf PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the publlo pat, ' j ronage solicited. To tbe Farm ers we will pay the highest 'market prloe for fat cattle, hogs nd sbtep. Hliop on Wlll . amette Bt, Kugeue, Oregon. .Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full - Supply oi BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL groceries Having a larva and complete stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices thau any other now in Eugene J. L. PAGE EC6ENEFL0RENGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor leaves Eugene for Florence Bell exnent rtundav at 6 a m J burning stage leaves Florence fcrilBgeHe daily except Sundays at 2 tm Htardays at 8 a m. (rives in Eugene si 6pm the day huowlng. moLiFAr." w iOURU TK ' tloket tor h:e at g. BanioV llverr liable, toc or at llurtf A Parenport'e otlloa tlereaoe. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant JesanJ Ri lenoe Fainnount, Oregon. "to opened, J converted from fin.-le to double entry. Y'fuctionn iriven in double entry. Aoptmnt f intricate and invclved acooon tttecialtT. Hoe inquiries and orders addressed as abov Will hs ve prompt attention. I The MUTUAL LIFE ! INSURANCE COMPANY j of New York Iformi ol lift. Endowment and Gold Bond roliciu and Annuities. Guaranteed value tad rata furnimed by K A. WANN, Eugene, Or. StGAR Proprletif. Strictly nrtt-claM, -w mifiw.mnt L LvcTcc,yoFwwAp?"- J biro I UKlIi Jolel Eugene..1 ,T N i-u , I1 l toi per day, Headquarter. f Commercial si I f I i UHA For Infants arrl Children. The Kind You Have ninava duuk in Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years BUSINESS CAHD8 ATTORN JSYS-AT-LAW. JM WILLIAMS, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW CoUectloni specialty. Dihce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OAke-Over Pint National Bank. Egoeve, Obzoon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block Booth of Chrtaman B I Eugknk, Obeuom. SKIPWORTU. 4, TTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. EOQENB OrBQOH. ilLUOS W THOH1-SOH OUAS A HARD) T HOMPHON A HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Offioe In First National Bank Building, Praotice in all the courts. Kugjni, Orkoom, j M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. QEO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY ft CO UN8ELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3, John M, EJmunon Leon R. Edmunson. EDM UN SON & EDMUNSON. ttorneys- A t-Law. Practice Ic all the courts. Collections a speci alty. WOttioe Over Loan ft SavingHlllank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUISE.BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan & Savin? bank buildina 3. Special attention given to land and matters, Eugene, Oregon. . Room witnitig MEDICAL. pAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices Id Eugene Loan k Saving. Bank Building. Special attention to aurgery and rorgical dU earns of women. J S LUCKKY, JEWKI.KH. WatcheK and C".cvk'iliirt. l,-r.r. 0: BIDL'LE, DENTIST ;i(-e - 'n Olivo a" i '.r H l tl r?el, )'(' Ki'tih atil Minnetaota J-JEKKliT 1.K1GU ASS A YE K AND METALLURGIST y-:,z i Okxoos Be t (i-ii;'t"e.l Away TlioraUtry In the Stat. Dipt fcld r ut'le rel'.rn. kiwr uiteeii . Wt-ritiiih-1- t mvi ii r intl of on t Mty c-tinl' t ' lftninue tti. tn'mt auitaM' n.ftl,"l ( ti .troent. E 1'ACIFIO MUTUAL L1FK. Vry Utt LIKE AND AC't Il'KNT POLICIES'. A LtituT J. Cat J. M. Wu-lias Lral Aob EM . O.n. Aft., I' rtiaad. Or. m a t a av hp w HfiftfiTfinin COURTESY IN' MEXICO. Bow Weauin Writer Wu Bacovteet Tbrowch the Coantry. Ilospltnllty In Mexico Is humorously ret gratefully described by Mrs. Tweedle. who relates her experiences in "Mexico as I Saw It." For hours tbe tralu had been pounding along be tween huge Texan ranches, a dusty and uninteresting Journey since leaving Sau Antonio. Suddenly a man lu uni form appeared before the traveler. "Are jou Mrs. Alec Tweedle?" ho sVuod. "1 am," I answered, with an outward thow of courage, although Inwardly wondering what offense I had commit ted. "I have come to help you at the fron tier with your luggage." 1 sighed with relief, thanked him and utter his departure tried to go on with my work of manuscript reading. We passed another Junction and an other man stood before me. "Are you Mrs. Alec Tweedle?' he asked. "I am," I replied, trembling again. "I come." said he, "from the Interna, tlonal railway to bid you welcome to Mexico." I asked him to sit down, and we chat ted, although not for long, because In a few minutes, "Are you Mrs. Alec Tweedle?" asked a third man. At that I laughed outright "I come from Mr. Cloete's ranch," he explained, "to look after and welcomo you In his name." We began chatting about my recent adventures, when a fourth man pre sented himself. "Are you Mrs. Alec Tweedle V he asked. Convulsed with laughter, I could only nod assent "Mr. Barrett of Sonora asked me to meet you at the frontier and see you safely to Sablnas," was his explana tion. So, duly escorted, I went on. He Got Ilia Tip. Ho was a tiny Uttle fellow, surely not more than five years old, and as he called for his afternoon papers at the corner of Twelfth and Market streets many people gazed at him with mingled amusement and pity. He had long brown curls, wet with the drenching rain, and his shrill Uttle voice had a baby lisp. A very stout, elderly worn' an, apparently weighing close to 200 pounds, paused at the south sldo of Market street and looked askance at the miniature river of water and at the passing procession of wagons and trol ley cars. The little newsboy was quick to size up tbe situation. Running up to her, ho exclaimed: "Don't be afraid., lady. I'll help you across." Reaching up his tiny little hand, he clutched her by the arm, and together the ridiculous pair thread ed their way to the opposite curb. Then the stout woman opened her purse, gravely banded the little fellow a coin and disappeared Into the Reading ter minal. l'hiladclphla Record. Convlcta f Abrealnla. In Abyssinia political offenders and obstructionists arc arrested, chained and placed on the small tableland ot Abba Salamn, n high, rocky and pre cipitous mountain about thirty miles from Adowa. So sheer and steep are its sides that the prisoners nre drawn up by ropes. Their chance of esenp lng Is Impossible, unless tbey run the risk of dashing themselves Into eter nity on the rocks below. On this lone ly height there Is soil on which they. may grow grain, and there are wells with good water. There Is no speaker to keep order, and they may, If they choose, abuse the prime ministers and crowned heads to their hearts' content but they return no more to the ways of the world. Itoman Candlee. In making Roman candles a cylin drical case Is taken and packed with a lot of stars. At the bottom of the case they put some of the composition they put lu rockets, and on top of each star is some more of It By mixing certain chemicals green and red lights arc pro duced. Green lights like those used In death scenes on the Btago at the theater are made by mixing a great quantity of nitrate of barytca with small quantities of sulphur, chlorate of potash, charcoal pulverized and ar senic. An Ancient French Cnatom. Anciently In many parts of France when a salo ot land took place It was the custom to have twelve adult wit nesses accompanied by twelve little boys, and when the price of the land was paid and Its surrender took place the ears of the boys were pulled, and they were beaten severely, so that the pain thus Inflicted should make an Im pression upon their memory, and. If required afterward, they might bear witness to the sale. neredltr. "Whot Is heredity, mamma?" asked the little girl, spelling the word out through her falling tears and waiting to write down the meaning. "It Is 'm, how shall I explain It? Oh," said the mother, "something you get from your father or me." And the small child wrote down on her paper of home lessons, "Heredity spanking." Tlt-Blts. Two Vlewi, "It must be bard to be working on literary stuff all the time," remarked tbe visitor. "No." rejoined Scribbler; "It's easy. It's working orT the stuff that's hard." l'hiladclphla Record. Tbe Drat la the World. Customer Is this good country but ter? Grocer Yes. ma'am, that was made In America, the best country In all the world. Indianapolis News. What Thin Folks Need la a greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr King's New Life Pills work wond-r. They tore and regulate the digestive organs gently expel all poisons from the ays tern, enrich tbe blood, Improve appe tite, make healthy fleeb. Only 25o at W LDeLano's. OAHTOnZA. cagaatars St 'THE SCOTCH RESULT." tVe teT tb Point of the Jotce 1 ti t'lnin glory. William Inglls was a visitor nt a S-'otch yacht club on the Clyde during regatta week, and one night he wae culled on for a story. Knowing, he Bais, from books and experience the :'tisity of Scotchmen to American Jokes, he told the broadest, most point ed story he could think of. it was the old chestnut of the inebriated IrUhtnsn who met a iK'licetuuti and asked him the time. "Three o'clock," said the policeman. "Ol didn't hear." said the Irishman. "Three o'clock!" the cop yelled. "Stmro, 01 didn't henr that, either." The cop then hit him three wluicki on the head with his club. "Did you hear that?" he asked. "Shure," said l'at, "01 heard that, ind 01 do be fur tb'.nkln' it's ghul 01 am that 01 didn't mato ye nt twitvo." There was not a ripple of apprecia tion on the rows of Scotch fneos bo fore hlui. said Mr. Inglls. They, one and all, wero blank, and slowly each Scotchman drained his whisky to hide the fact. Suddenly." said Mr. Inglls, "I saw an old Scotchman lu the far corner break Into a smile. Slowly ho removed his pipe from his mouth and bltw out a cloud of smoke. 'Hoot, mon,' he said, but ye CHiinn blame the pollcemon, for i' that. It do be a wee bit hard to bo asked the same question three times.' That Is what I call the Scotch re sult," Mr. Inglls concluded. New. York Tribune. Where Dinner. Coat Five Cenre. A large proportion of the population of Naples live at public kitchens or cooking stands, which are found on ev ery block in the densely Bettled portions of the town. They are generally dingy little cooms, the walls blackened with the greaso and smoko of generations. In the rear Is an old fashioned llreplaco with a number of pots and kettles, from which savory steam arises. Tho largest Is always for macaroni, for that Is the staff ot life. Tho others contalu soup and various kinds of fish and vegetables, while on the counter, which usually projects Into the street tho cooked food Is spread out In large pans and bowls. Tho customers come along with pans and buckets, look over the stock and make their selection. Tho prices are remarkably low. Fish, vegetables, fruit and macaroni, tho chief articles of Neapolitan diet, nro cheaper here. It Is said, than In any other place in the world, and at one of these cooking shops a good dinner can be obtained for 2 cents and enough for a family for 6 cents. Chicago Record Herald. The Artt.tlo Japaneie, Tho artistic Jap shows nothing lu a room, absolutely nothing except a love ly flower and a screen and perhaps a beautiful vase. You would never know from tho rooms of a Jap that he was a great picture collector. The wealthy collector keeps all his treasures stowed away in what Is call ed a "go down," his storehouse, and his pictures nro brought up one at a tlmo If any visitor Is present or expected, Generally a single picture will bo brought In and hung up. You enjoy that beautiful plcturo by itself. It Is very much like bringing a bottlo of wine from tho cellar. No one would want the wholo bin at a time. "Japan: A Record In Color," by Mortimer Mcn pcs. Seemed Reasonable. Johnny had written a composition In tho narrative stylo and was showing It to his mother for her npprovul beforo submitting It to tho teacher. "Here's a sentcuco that will not do, Johnny," she said as she rood it: " 'When the man found that he had called at the wrong door, be politely explained himself away.' A man can explain a thing away, my dear, but not himself." "I don't see why," contended Johnny. A man can bow himself out, can't he?" "Certainly." "Then why can't ho explain hlniselC away?" Mntnnlltr o( Destination. A listless looking womun camo into a car and, dropping languidly into a seat by tho sldo ot an acquaintance, drawled out lazily: "La, Hot la this your 'Why, Mog, how are you?" iwbsj the equally languid reply. "Where you goln', net?" "Nowhars. Where you goln'?" "Nowhars." "Well, then, I guess I'll Just drag along with you." Llpplncott's Maga zine. Barljr Enatllah I'nVbrellne. Two centuries ago the umbrella was known and used as a sunshndo. Ben Jonson and Beaumont and Fletcher al luded to It In 1712 It was used as a rain protector. Ony In his "Trivia" speaks of tho "umbrella's oily shed," which was recorded as a kind of sou' wester material moro servlceoblo thon gingham or silk, which was used In Its construction at that period. Oat Before III. Time. "There's one of my faults thst I'm free to admit," said the convict who always managed to break Juil. "What's that?" "I have never lived up to my con victions." Philadelphia Press. Self 1'rml.e. IJIzzer CiasHcr tells mo that he Is honest In thought word and action. Buzzer I'm sorry you told me. I'll be. suspicious of blm after tills- Ohio State Journal. Tbe Older the KmIot. Ella That fellow Is a soft mark. bielln Yes, men are like shoes t?it older they gr-t tho easier they are- New York Herald. Stand Like a Stone Wall Between your children and the tor tures of Itching and burning eczema, eosldlresd or other skin diseases How? why, by using Ilocklen'a Arnica Halve, earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores, salt rli'Urn, cut, bums or braiaro. Infallible for plies, loc at W L DeLann'sdrug strre. nnlti f lis l 't I ' "1 BoatS CLASSIFIED EDLUHI, Notices under thii head not to' exceed five t"i, .V) oent. net week: 11 60 a month: f 12 par yar. Help Wanted. UlhL WAN l'ED. For general house- ork. Prof Lachuiau, 374 East 1Mb tr. t. MEN WANTED. To cbOD balui wood for the Eugene exoelsior niilL Inquire at the mill. W ANTKD. (Several . r-..ua ol clinr aoler and good reputation iu each state (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house ol solid financial standing. Halary fl8.00 weekly with expenses adtlloual, all payable lu cash each Wednesday direct from hn.d oftlctw. Hone and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Euclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, SOS Caxton llulldlug, Chicago. For Sale. f UH hALE. Uue of tbe choicest residences In Eugeneon Willamette street. Call on T N Kegar, Hotel Eugeue, for further particulars. FOB BALK. Hprlugflold Hotel. You miss a good thing If you fall to In vestigate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, HprlngUeld, Oregon. tO 14 HALE. Town lota for sale at Blue KiverClty. Hawrullla lu a few hundred yards of town site. Apply to HC riparkp, Blue Klver City, Or. FOH BALE A good grain, hay and Btook farm of 218 acres for sale, J mile from store, postoflloe, school and ouurcb, 4) miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level and good location, l'.ll acres plowed and pari sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap lor the purchaser. Can be reaohed from Uoshen byatage. Call on C 8 Richardson Pleasant tllll or U A Parker, 482 Jiflersou street, Eu gene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. GET YOUK HOU8E NUMBERED. I have the agency for the enam eled Bteelplata bouse numbers and will take your order and put tbe number up, M 0 Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung'e store. City Property for Sale niKiiBicaV AnnrnoM to Edokmi To those desiring lo purohase city lots, I have laid out an addition on the south side of the oltj and north of Oolloge Hill Park. I have 120 lots In this addition, and am telling them very low so as lo enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of these lota is Irom $00 up. EUAS STKWABT AODITIOM TO ErUBNE I have some very deHirrable lots In this addition, in the very heart ol the oity and within a few blookt of Willamette street. WmTKAKa-a's Addition to Eochns I have a lew lots In this addition within two blocks of the First National Bank. OoLLKOK HlU, PaIUT. I have 100 lots In this addition, Tbe prloe now Is $50 each. W will advance the price soon, We expect College Hill Park to become lbs most desirable reiU denoe property in or near the oity. Hxndbiois' Addition to Colliui Hill Pabk We have 70 lots for sale oheap In this addition; also 40 or 60 seres ol very choice fruit land. I have on this place 1300 young prune trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut treei, also applet, plnms and small finite. This plaoe has a good farm house, barn and out-bonses, and is a most beautiful suburban plooe of prop erty. It is known as tbe Locust Hill farm, and there Is no plaoe In the stats more beautifully and pleasantly lltnated. I sm,not In real estate basinets ss a busi nesswe sell our own lands only. I employ no agents. Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will sd me st ths First National Bank. I will be pleased to show nrooertv snd civs Drioes. I mlht ex change some of this property tor good limber land, uome ana see me. T. U. UntDsicza Cook Wanted. A flrat-olaw oook wanted. Inquire of or address W H Blair, Cottage Grove, OregoD. BEST FOR THE BOWELS If t.mi tiKTitn't a rs-soUr, huth- momBl of lbs irnt. t,i,slf or Mil p'llmn, ! lUnr Tli moolr tlMftVIld ClAaVtl 1 MJ Z CANDY m try uHinHnuu PAT PM LIKE CANDY ..-nt, I'avUTtM", I'-U-nt. Til HckhI. Ho OrtA H-.w-r Hir-ken. WtrahoB. i.f lrl. 10. V fll eOM j,-r Wrlt fur f iswiiifU, rd UoS.t I'rsini'iii an-atrnr manir. rnirifn f IB TSC KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN GEO. 0 GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . lily ard cncintT property listed and sold on favor' Is terms. Ofllos Itoom t Hhelton building opposite tbsOUAHU Ofllc. MISS FAY LEE, President of the Shaheepeart&n Club, Kansas City. " Your booklet C-inif to mv home like a mcauge oi health whrn 1 had sulfrrcd with htfadachc. backache and bcar-Ing-dowu pains. I was weak, nervous and hysterical and had not cuosutlrd any doctor, thinking It would pass away to time, but instead 1 found that the pains Increased and were more frequent. I de cided to try Tlneol Cardul and la a short time was much improved. It iccmed to act like a charm. I kept tip the treatment and the result was me satisfactory. Words fall to ex press my gratitude for the suffering that Is now saved me. I am In fine health physically and mentally. 1 can only say Hhank you, but there is much more In my heart for you. EAR1NG-D0WN pains are tho womt that women know. If vou ant tuitTering from this trou ble you nml not ix uiictirtAin B alvout it. The pn.ua in the abdomen and back that feci as if heavy weights wero pulling down on the iiexves of tho stomach arc "bearinp-ilown pains". They may not bo particularly seven) at im-scnt but they are prowing worse. 1 hat hoinliu'ha which nearly drive you distracted now is caused by the terrible Jill Xiu Fit Lh. WINEofCAHDVI Holds Up a Congressman. "At the end of the campaign," writes Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con gressman, " from overwork, nprvous tension, loss of sleep ami constant speaking I had about utterly oollapoed. It seemed that all the organs In my body wero out of order, but tlitim bot tle of Electrlo Hitters made me all right. It's the best all-irouud medi cine ever sold ov t a druggist's counter." Over-woiked, run-down men and weak, elokly women gain splendid health and vitality from Eleotrlo liltters. Try them. Only 6l)c. Guaranteed by W L DeLano. Don't Be Deceived With AK or 70 per oent whUkleR or lift ter than ( brandies aud think U ranols' pine double dmtilled 100 rroof brandies. Just have tli m tested free f charge at Filth aud lllalr .Heels. Eugene, Oregou. A in r ha nvis TICKETS TO AND FHOXI ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Through Palace and Tonrltt Bleeiwra Dining and Bullet Binoklnic Lllirary Cart DAILY TUAIN8;FASTTIMK. For IUtee, Folders and Full Information regarding tickets, rontea etc, call on or addreat J. W. PUALON, T p a IS, DICKSON, ct a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DENNISTON, O. W. P. A. -S12 Flrat Avenue, SEAIT'LE, Wash, Oregon ShojtLine Ana UfltlQN PACIHC ttSe east The Oi R. N. Glvas thi Choloa Of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREfiOX SHORT LIXE TO SaltUka, Danver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. ot THE GREAT NORTHERN M. 'S Snokins Mlnneapol '' bt- Paul and Chicago. Ocean Hteatnera leave Portland every fi Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally fur all Wll lametteand Colunit la Kivrr Points. Monthly Hteamera to China and Japar For full information call on or a drees nearest O. K. A N. Ticket Agent or address, A. U CRAIQ. Gen'l Passenger Agent, i'ortlajtd, Or. 2 nervoiHteiw n. The nerr. soon Ix-yin to Ljive way under the strain. Vou erh.-iH jump at any unusuid disturbance, or lauh or weep, hysteri cally, ui no aprwuvnt ran'. That i what .Mi is K:r Le, North SeY.nth Street, Kaiuiis City, Kansa . waa coining to when she rescued herwlt' by taking Wine of Cardut. The ine made her a strnnir, healthy woman imuin, as it has mmlo a million other wuinen strong and healthy. ty induc ing regular menstruation the en tiro system is relieved of the terrible wasting drains. The ligaments which hold the womb in place axe strengthened by a healthy How and that organ is returned to its normal position. Returning health is the result. This is what Wine of Cardui has done for thousands of the best women in America. If you need advice write The Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chatta nooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Tenn., describing all your symptoms freely, and a letter of advice will be sent you. Secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist to-day. million suffering women have found relief in Wine of Cardui. SOUTH AiYDEAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Train leave r nirene for Pnrtlnlui and way tatlona at :(H)a nil Ai p m. rv Portland Iv Luyune Ar Anil land Ar Haoratnento Ar Hjtn KranoiHoo M.Htl a m 2i p m 1-':.SI a in 5:00 p m p Ul 8:.tll p la 1:U. a m 1'JKW a ui 4 -2A a'm 8: 111 a m t ltten 1 en er Kaimaa City t'liicaifo tiM a o 1.1 a m lMm a in tMH) a m I:!J m 7;Vf- a oi 7H5 a m IIJ0 a in l.tw Aniiele. Kl 1'iwo Furt Worth City of Mi xloo HouHton Nw Ortnama WartlitnKton Nhw York liSO p m liKKI p in (1:8(1 a in VM a m 4:iH) a m l:-'5 p ni IW" a m 1-':4H p m 7M a m 11:00 p m th.tO a in 9-M a in 4:110 a ui 6.'jn p m 0:12 a ui 1-';I.H p m Pullman auirt'otirint can on iMith tratim. Chair oar. Sacra mento to Ogiien anil Kl Pafo, and ouriit car. to Chicaga, Ht IaiuIh, New Orleans and Wnriiiiut"ll. t!otuiet'tiiiir at San Kran oiaoo with aevernl atoninahiii tinea for Honolulu, Japan. China, l'hillliiitg, ,'Jeulral and riouth America. See Mr L O Adair, aitent at F.tigene or aildree II. II. MII.I.KIt, ti P A Portland Or Gap Closed 1 ho operation of (through tralna, be tween flan Franoiiioo and 1 An gelea, Via Surf aud i Santa Barbara, will begin on Sunday, Marc!) 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throiuia Tralna Dally. The Coaat Line Limited leating each terminal early In the morning equip ped wi'h eleKaiit cafe and parlor care, will make dayliBht tripe through the miMit piotureaipie, varied and euter UininK, aoanea oa thefoontinent Inquire of agent. of the ( Southern Pacific. i iX?'iM.ut,wntln? ?n,rt ,n "HONKER WAiilJi '"'""f ,th.''CH:CAC(), Mil, "Thr11 , ?T 'AUL A-ltOAD.i The only lierfeot train. In lh, w..rlil." Ton will find it doirable to rid. on this rains when goini to ear tml.,t I- h .Uhl t" ' ''"'a. Th.y oonneo C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. w. CA8KY irar l'aaa Aitent, Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.tlE OAHO 2 for' Ya(uJjia Train leare. Albany Iaret t'orralll. S.rrirea Yeoulna 1 Itetiirnluf Iearea Yarintnb (ATe. t'orvalli. Arrlvin Altauy.. for'l)trolt Nt V M . 1:150 PM . U.45 PM ..7.-00 A M .!l:f0 A M .12:16 P M No, Learea Albany IV VJlft A M Arrivee DalroU loo. u S -------- No. 'n,m Detroit liaret Detroit Jjr, p Leave. Albany qq ji 1' Train. I and tarrlre In Albany In time to connect with th.H P wrath bimnil train, as well ileiiartur. ol 8 P North boond train for Port land. Train No 2 ennnecta with the S P waat aide ST'lf' XT Vn""'." '"' '"l-r-ndene. Million, UI. and all pointa north lo Portland EDWIN STONE, jrTO!tNKRTrar""."Agt, .