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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1902)
i-i ... ' : " " "" : i ll AI'C-.'t.'liIcPrcparalionrorAs-sutiiKiiv ire Food andDcguta lui liic btotiacs ai id Bowels of promo:? L)ieslion.Chierriir ness and ncsi.Contciins neitlier Opitim..Morplune nortiiexaL JiOTMAIICOTIC. J9v ofOUa-SAHUELPtTCHiR tijrmw -t'-'jnt SrrcJ - Ai nfi'il Remedy forConstipa-Ti- -n , Suur Slouach, Diarrhoea Vurms .('onvulf.iuis,Fcvcnsh ncss. in, J Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or KI. V YORK. itj PRKET. WATKINS & jaUItER I'.'iOPRIBTORS A fair Bbare of the pobllo pat ronage sollnited. To the Farm i' era wb will pay tbe highest , . . market prloe for fat cattle, hogs and slitep. rjliop on Will amette at, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of tEEF MUTTON i PORK and VEAL groceries Having a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent market", I can otfer the public better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE I STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Btage leaves Eugene for Florxnoe Dally exoept Sunday at 6 s m Returning stage leaves Florent br Eugene daily exoept BundayB at 2 Dm Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives In Eugene al fl p m the day fcllowlnr. DinMCFA'tr .' oi su T..1I ' Tick-u lor lie st . Bsnm' ll-ery .tie. Eugene or at Uuril 4 ustenporl i ottloe ffloreace. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Office and Rei lenoe Fainno'int, Oregon. Boolci opeoed. Booki converted from (nirle to double entry. lnnructioni ifivea in double entry. Adjust merit of intricate and invclved acooun specialty. E'ifrnp inquiries and orlen ldreed m above will Lve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Ntv York All formi ol lift. Endowment ad Gold Bond Policiti and Annuititi. Outr.nlMd vilue nd rites furnitned by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. T N StGAR- ProortoMr I fl'rlctlv firt clw. j N" mtnu-Muent. ( listen 1 to . per day. i il.lqurteri far Cnuctrcial Men I 1 J-.AC T C,. OF WRAPPER. Sfc -a I..H Iwm.. i Li r 4 J For Infants and Children. Th3 Kind Yen Have Always Boughi Bears the Signature in Use For Over Thirty Years BUSINESS CAKD3 ATTOKN E YS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. 3trioe Over Lane County Bank. BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ottke-Over First National Bank. KoaiNi, Obcoon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W Office One half block ttonth of Chrlman B Kuuenk, Obxoom. E k skipwouth. 4.TTORNKY-AT-LAW Will practice iu all the Court's, Euoenb Ohbqon. HKLMUS W THOMPSON CHAS A HAHDI rjlHOMPSON i HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Baak Building. Practice in all the courts. Euqkns, Oasoov. TKAVI3. Attornoy- -At Law. Otfice Over Eagen Loui & $avingB bank. Eugene, Oregon. QKO. B DORRI8, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the conrts of the Second Judicial Dintrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Olfiue First National Bank Bldg. Rooms U 2 and 3. John M. Efaunaon Leon R. Edmunwn. ED1IUNSON ft EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. Practice Ir all the courts. Collections a speci alty, .."Office Over Loan ft SavingslBank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan A Savin bank building;. Room 3. HDecial attention Hi veil to land and i 1 mining mattere. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. pAINE A KUYKEXDALL, PHY3ICIAX3 AND 3UKGEONS Jtc In Eugene Loan k Saving Bank Buildin. .... 4cUl attention to iurifery and eurgicaJ du etmi of women. J a LUCKEY, JEWELER. .VitchM nd Cl.ick'i!ialrd. Kr.r,nct, Opso' n K G BIUPLK. DKNTI3T tWce - n Olive utre-t, ibetween Util Itfri"i1 r-"-' W4lt of hotel Piftih end Minnesota H EKLEKT LKKiU ASiAYKIi AN" I J .METALLURGIST Eiorjti Ohjmos t pi!:'il A.iy I.nH.r.WT In U" SUta, Pr Dipt !;! rlml if return- truAt!. Wi rit.t"f m.W -n or mdi' "I or.e U tiftv p'-.r.'l' t. ,!t.'ni.ii, tl.. Li'-flt MliLM o...th"l ol Ir-atii.cuL PUE l'ACU'IC MUTUAL LIKE. $ Very Ltt LIKE AND Ai'CII'KNT POLICIES. A LMt J. '.'.so, ;n. Art., M.W'U.!a Jvrtlaad, Or. Local Atten Kt "Ar6KEN LANCUaOE ' We I'nder.tand ft Much Better Tbaa Do the European. One Is astonished that the Tarlatan, tlic l.oiulon man and the Berliner can not uiiderstnnd any one w ho speaks his ltingu:ige brokenly. Where would we who are of Auglo Saxon stock be If we wet like that? We must understand I many sorts of Kngllsh not "as she Is I spoken." but "English as she Is tiro- ken" by half a dozen sorts of wreckers I of our tongue-. We must understand "corner grocery" English, peanut stand j and boothlnck'a Kngllsh, the pidgin Eiii-ili-h of the laundries and the truly awful muddle of those who start with a wtpoiirri called "ylddlsh" and end by massacring English with It. In l'nris If you merely Bhlft the em phasis from the last syllable, where It is always placed In Trench, to the tirst tillable, even the most familiar French words fall like so much Greek upon the unyielding Trench ears. In London If you say. "111 come back at noon," they declare you "a foreigner" because you did not say "midday," but If you took any real liberty with their tongue aud should say, "I vlll back again by dinner time come." you might as well ask the average Englishman to understand Chaldalc. It Is the same In Berlin. You must go to Bombay, Tort Said or Shanghai If you want to And English made elastic as It Is In our American cities. New York Mall and Express. RtRht Side Wears Out First. "The Journals lu street car trucks al ways wear out ou the right side flrst," snld an expert In traction mechanics the other dny. "That'a because the majority of people aro right handed. This sounds funny, but It's a fuct. Right handed peoplo Involuntarily choose a scat on tho right hand side of the car, aud most peoplo standing up reach for a strap on tho right. Any conductor will tell you that the right haud sents always fill up before the seats on the left, nnd if you mnke It a point to count tho number of persons occupying sents In n crowded car you'll almost Invariably And that there are more peoplo squeezed Into the right hnnd seats than In the left This, with the majority of standing passengers holding on to tho right hand straps, throws most of tho weight on the right wheels, nnd the extra friction grinds the right side journnla down beforo those on the left are much worn." A Mntter of Spelling. Those who love to study human na ture often derive as much pleasure from watching the people who visit picture galleries as they receive from the pictures themselves. It is not ev ery day, however, which produces so amusing an Incident as 0110 which an English paper reports: Two ladles were looking at a picture by Mr. Tned In tho ltoyal academy en titled "Ills Only Pair." Tho artist has depicted a poor boy sitting up In bed while his hardworking mother mends his only pair of trousers. The boy, although obliged to stay In bed while the repairs are under way, Is contented ly eating an orange. One of the visitors looked at tho pic ture with searching gaze and then re marked to her compauion: " 'Ills Only Pair!' I don't call that a pear at all! It's an orange thut ho Is eating." Ancient Snperstltlons. The nnclents peopled all distant lands with monsters and all distant seas with horrors. Unknown and distant coun tries were, to their superstition, peo pled with "gorgons, hydras and chime ras dire." Tho distant seas were tilled with monstrous dragons nnd serpents, of which the sea serpent Is today per haps a survival. Tho unknown oceans were filled with whirlpools that sucked in mariners who were sacrilegious euough to approach them to an awful death. Perhaps these superstitious, as much as any one thing, kept the world for so many centuries an unexplored and un known waste. Carving, on Ka.ter I.land. The hard volcanic rock of Easter Is land 1b covered with carvings Intended to represent bumnu faces, birds, flBbes and mythical animals. Fishes and tur tles appear common among these sculp tures, but the most common figure Is a mythical animal, half human In form, with bowed hack and loug, clawlike legs and aims. According to the na tives, this symbol was Intended to rep resent tbe god "Mcke-Meke," the greut spirit of the sea. The Soft Answer. Mr. Editor (ho wrote): Tou will very kindly note there's a poem and a stamp Inclosed within. If the poem stands no show, use the stomp to let me know, but I'll be a poet yet, you bet. J. Fltnh. Then the editor wrote back: Although worth It doe.n't lack, yet such maudlin rhymes as yours are seldom read. Ik-re's SI for your letter, which I. Infinite ly better than your poem, which you'll find Inclosed. -Smart Set Tna Ed. Didn't Vouch Por Them nim.elf. "llave you got anything that will cure rheumatism?" inquired the cus tomer. "Why cr," Bald the druggist, limp ing along behind the counter toward the medicine shelves, "we have scv-cral-cr remedies that aro highly er recommended for rheumatism." Chi cago Tribune. Dnlna- Him Justice. The Heiress You seem to have no objection to him, papa, except that he has no money. l'npa No: and I'll even admit that he's trying hard to get some. Brooklyn Life. Every one thinks that be Is not gos siping: that he Is simply talking-. Atchison Globe. What Tbio Folks -Need Is s greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr King's New Life Pills work wonders. They Inns and regulate the dlgmllve organs, rently expel all polwn. from the sys tem, enrich the tloort, Improve appe lite, make healthy flesh. Only &5o at W LUeLano's. OAbTOniA at ' MARCO POLO'S BOOK." It Gave Columbus the Idea Cor Ills Vuiase of IlUeoverr. MedUrval Kurojv knew but very lit tle of eastern and northeastern A0W1. Many of the m't learned eosmogrn libers of tin' lime taught lh.it Asia stretched tastwaid ttidoflullclr, aud no one Imagined that It had an eastern coast washed by the ocean. It was se riously tauput that eastern Asia was 11 Lin.l of vast swamps, inhabited by mon stit serpenis and dragons. Tills was the opinion that still prevailed up to within 'iKl years of tho time of Co lumbus. At this time two Venetian merchants of llie name of ruin went on a vast trading expedition to the uttermost parts of Asia. They were gone many years. I hiu their return the son of inie of them, a young man named Mar ro I'olo, wrote out a full account of their travels, described the empire of the grand khan tiho Chinese emiieror) and revealed the fact that Asia was bounded on the east by a vast ocean. He described this eastern wast minute ly, with all Its vast cities and Its wealth of precious stones and spices. It was from reading this book that the Imagination of Columbus was fired, and he conceived the bold Idea of reach ing this eastern const of Asia by sailing toward the west around the earth. So when he discovered Cuba ho had not a doubt that he had lauded upon the coast of Asia and that he looked upon the same scenes that Marco Polo had gazed ukhi 200 years before. An Atlantic.. Ilnll. One of tho freaks of tho artistic wo men of Berlin Is to get up a ball every two yours, called "tho women painters' fete." Not a single male la admitted on this occasion. Tho ball lasts genor ally till about 0 o'clock In the morn ing. Although tho women lay stress on refusing admission to men. a largo number of the revelers don malo at tire, and one of the most striking fea tures of tho evening Is tho exuberant and frolicsome, not to say boisterous, fun these female "niou" have with their partners. During the evening an orchestra of women In men's dress clothes perform ed under tho direction of an Imitation of Heir Niklsch, the well known con ductor. Tho night passed off merrily, and next day nil the ladles who were thero declared emphatically they had amused themselves divinely far better than If men had been present at tho entertainment. London Times. A Sonlle.a Satrap. The Imaginative writer should nvold a newspaper editor as ho (or she) would a wet spot on the pavement or a chill draft from a window. Ilo la a harsh, unhappy man, the center of n cold wave, and the amenities of life are removed from him. Ho Is a soul less satrap, n stiller of hope aud en thusiasm, with ouo eye on the facts of the day und tho other on his Job. If you leavo your llttlo work of art In his hntids, ho will loso It In his pigpen of a sanctum nnd Blck the doorboy or tho olllco cut nt you when you complain, or ho may print It un wittingly, mutilated and unsigned, and If he thinks to send you a check will pay less than for an account of n flto or a prlzellght.i Huturday Evening Post Klpllna'. "Vampire." Rudyard Kipling's verses, written for Sir Philip Burne-Joues' striking paint ing, "Tho Vnmplre," wcro tho result of much labor nnd persistent pursuit of an Idea that had long proved quite elusive. When It was finished and Ilurne-Jones expressed obligations for It, Kipling wroto a delightful letter, presenting bltu with tho copyright. "Tho verse for 'Tho Vampire,' " ho wrote, "which wo will coll vampoetry, aro your prop erty. So If any ono wants to dramatize 'cm, etch 'cm, set 'cm to music, pnlnt 'em sky blue, translate 'em into Erse, Celtic or Illttltc, use 'em for hair dye advertisement or Church of England hymn you must deal with that man.1 I'nlqae, A Chlcagoan had been taken nround Boston all day to observe her bulwarks. but had failed to exhibit any of tboso symptoms of paralysis which are ac ceptable to the BoHtonlan mind. "Now, confess," Bald the Bostonian host after tho burden nnd heat of tho day, "Isn't Boston a unlquo town?" "Unique?" mused the westerner. believe that word Is derived from two Latin words uuus, one, and equus, horso. I think Boston Is a unique town." The Cat, An English clergyman tho other day preached to tho prisoners of Worm wood Scrubbs prison In support of the Church Society For the Promotion of Kindness to Animals. Ho announced that the cat was pre-eminently tho friend of the poor man nnd further stated thnt It was specially deserving of consideration because It wns weak er than man, was useful to man and tould feel llko man. Rarlr Te.t De.lrahte. The Fiancee George and I have nev er had a quarrel. Her Friend Oh, I think you ought to have ono beforo you are married. Otherwise you can't be suro whether you are going to have your own way or not Judge. HI. I'redleament. "I notice that the landlady only helps you to the scraps." whliqwrvd the new boarder. "Why don't you leave?" "I can't" resiKMided the meek man. "You see. 1 am the landlady's hus band." Cleveland Plain LcaJr. After all, our lives aro llvwl, as It were. In a circle. Wu generally end where we began. Ladles' Home Jour nal. Stand Like a Stone Wall Between your children and the tor tureauf Itching and burning eczema. ecablhead or other skin disease. How? why, by using Bucklen's Arnica Halve, earth's greatest healer. Quick cure for ulcers, fever sore, sslt rheum cuts, burns or bruise.. Infallible fur piles. I'M at W L l Lara's drug store l a. H 'X" r Itr .V . BtanOjt 1M H-nHitf inn tefls1 CUSSIFIEO G0LUM8. Notice nnoter thl head not to' eirM fie lnt, V) obuU per week; $1 ,V) a month; 112 per yer. Help Wanted. IUKL WAN I'tll. For geueral house work. Prof Lacliinau, ;i?4 Kssl Hlh Kt r i et. iir.N WAN 1 hi). To chop balm wood for the K.ugene excelsior mill. Inquire at the mill. VN AN TEH e ml i- r-'ii- ... ul.r. acler and good rt-putauou lu racti stale (one lu this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy busiuoNi house ol solid tlusuoial standing. Halary (18.00 weekly with expenses adlnonal, all payable In cash each Wednesday direct from head offices Horte and carnage furnished, when lireetwary. References, Knclooe self-addressed envelope. Mauager, SUH Caxlon Building, Chicago. For Sale. KOH PALE. One of the choicest residences In Eugene on Willamette Btreet. Call oil T N rVgar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. FOR BALE. rjpriugnold Hotel. You miss a good thing If you fall to In vestigate this. It's a money maker, J M Woods, Hprlnglleld, Oregon. FOR HALE. Town lota for sale at Blue River City. Sawmills lu a few hundred yards of town site. Apply toBC BpBrks, Blue River City, Or. OR BALE -A good grain, bay aud stock farm of 218 acres for sale, i mile from store, poatoflloe, school aud church, 4i miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, I'M aurea plowed aud part sown to wheat, ou reasouable terms. A snap for the purchaser. Can be reached from Uoaheu by stage. Call on USRIohardsou Pleasant hill or V A Parker, 482 Jetlerson street, Eu gene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. OET YOUR HOUSE NUMBERED. I have tbe agency for the enam eled steelplate boute numbers aud will lake your order and put the number up. M C Van Tyne, room 2 over McClung'a store. City Property for Sale Hkkdbices' Adoition to Euoknk To those desiring lu purchase city lots, I have laid out sn addition on the south side of the city aud north of College llill Park I Lavs 120 lots In Ibis addition, and am lolling them very low so aB to ouable every one to have a home of their own. The prloe of these lolB Is from V0 np. Eliab SinwiaT AuurnoN to Enoaax I have some very desirrable lots In this addition, In tbe very heart of the oily and within a few blocks of Willamette street WnrriuKKB's Addition to Euciini I have a low lotB iu this addition within wo blocks of the First National Dauk. Oollioi Hill Paiue I have 100 lots In this addition. Tbe prioe now is $50 each. W will advsuoe the price soon. Ws expeot College Bill Park to beoome the moBt desirable resi dence pioperty in or near the oily. Hsndbioks' Addition to Oollios Huj. Pauk We have 70 lots for sale ohoap in this addition; also 40 or SO aoras of very choice fruit land. I have on this plaoa 1300 young prune trees, about 4U0 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut trees, also apples, plnms and small finits. This place has a good farm bouse, bam and out-houses, and is a most beantiful suburban piece of prop erty. It is known ss tbe Locust Hill farm, snd there is no plaoa In the stats more beaulifnlly and pleasantly lltasled. ' I am. not in real estate traslneia as a busi nesswe Bell our own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Any one desiring to purobase any of this property will find me at tbe first National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prloes. I ml(ht ex change some of tills property for good llmtKir land, uome ana see ms. T. O. UssDSlcu. Cook Wanted. A flrst-olans oook wanted. Inquire of or address W U Hlalr, Cottage Grove, Oregon. MI have been mine , AM AHFTHfor Infcvtiuni. with whltb 1 have Ix-cn ifTtlcted for over twenty yearn, and I ran ay that faacareu bave given me morn rellnr lb an any olcer reme dy I bare ev-r trlivl, I ahall ciTUlnly recom- OjTi'i in cm ui mj irienaa an wing an mey aro represented." Tuua Uillahd, tig In, IIL av CANOV TWA 01 MMN HHtlMI PIsMiwant Pa'aiaMsi lmnt fmttm flrwl IVi QtJ-jO .:f"r Hi' klill. rVMt.tl or firii Vtr.ite.Ui. .. CURE CON8TIPATION. ... iHi.a Rs4. ( Miuf, lkkt, lwtrvl. i. rrfc. Ill Mfl Tf D 1 f M.M 4ht1 fii-ifs,ni1 l, ill) rtrrif. HU'i U'BAl :.uw I IMKTuuacoo iiabik 0E0. 0 GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . t'lty and county property listed and old on fi v"r l term.. Oflloe Itooro 2 Hheltoo building opposite) tbe GUARD onior. NS0I1NIA MISS FAY LEE, President of the Shakespearian CJub, Kansas City. Your booklet cam. to m v borne like a menage of hMlth when 1 hid luhi-tvd with headache, bacltacht and bear Inff-down paina I was weak, ocrvou aud hystrrical and had not consulted any doctor, thinking it would piu away In titm, but instead I found t'ut the pains increased and were more frequent. I de cided to try NCirwof Cardui and in a short time was much improve 1. it seemed to act like a charm. I kept up the treatment and the result was most satisfactory. Words fail to ex press my gratitude for the suffering that is now saved me. I am in fine health, physically and mentally. I can only say thank you', but there is much more in my heart for you" EAKlXU-nOWN pains are the worst that women know. If you arw suitering from this trou ble vow mvd not tj uiictrtain B about it. Tiirt pains in the aUiomnn and back that ftvl as if hiy woighu were pullinar down ou the nerves of the stomach are "oearimi-dowu pains". They may not 1ms particularly sevexe at vrvsont but they aro prowmi worse. That hi' i.liuhe which uearly drives yuu distracted now is caused by the U'mblo WINE of CARD Newly Famished Lodging House New beds lu newly painted and papered riKims at the Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from the main bu-dncan street, and hut a little more than two blocks from the noetoflloe. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners avay I i.uii B..ia.ti,i ,iu., ui.u..i.,., I Windows' of these rooms under pro tecting rncr, culling ell niiiu'i of the llgiil. Come and see the rooms and I will guarantee that you will lie eatls fled, ' En Howk Don't Be Deceiyed With 65 or 70 per cent whiskies er brandies and think It better limn Franols' pure double distilled 1P0 tronf brandlra. Just have tin in tested flee nf charge at Fifth and Ulalr meets Uugeue, Oregon. I M Fka nois TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST VI SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Du'uth, Minneapolis, AND 1'OIN r8 EAST Chicago Throngs Palaoe and Tmirlat Hlwixr. Uinlng and llullet HinekiDK Library Car. DAILY TKAINBjFASTTIMB. For R.tM, Folder, and Full Information regarding ticket., rout, etc, call on or Mlilreu J. W. l'HALON, T p A II. DICKSON, ot A 122 THrfiD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DENNI8TOM, O. W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, HKATTLB, Wash. Oregon Shohtline Uniqx Pacific -TO THE EAST The O. R. Give th. 4 N. Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE EfiREAT NORThERI THE SHORT LIKE Pf. Snokane Mlnneepol t St- Paul and Chicago 10 SaltUko, Danvari Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. Ooean Hteamers leave 1'iirtlatid evert S Days for SAN FRANCISCO. lioats leave I'orlland daily for all Wtl lametteand Columtla Kivnr Points. Monthly Hteamers to Chlnaand Japat For full Information call on or a dress nearest O. K. A N. Ticket Ageni ill Vw Fan Ltt, or auurees, A. L. CRAia. , Grn'l Fassengsr Agent, rortlajid, Or. nervoufitcnjiinn. Tho nerme soon bepin to give way under the strain. You prrhaiw jump nt any unusu;il disturbance, or lau-h or weep, hysttiri caMy, at no np(uirent cause. That ii what Alius Fay Lee, frrtSi North St;viUi Street, Kan si vs City, Kans.i was coming to wlin ahe r.ricuol hfrlf by taking Wina of ("arvlui. Tlie ine mado her a stromr. healthv woman apim, as it hu matle a million other women strong and. healthy. By induc ing regular menstn:ation the entire sysU'in is ri'lievet of the terrible wasting drains. The ligaments which hold tho womb in place are strengthened by a healthy flow and that organ is returned to its normal position. Ke turning health is the result. This is what Wine of Cardut has done for thousands of the best women in America. If you need advice write Tho Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chatta nooga Medieine Company, Chattanooga. Tenn.t describing all your symptoms frtnily, and a letter of advice will le sent you. Socuru a 1 1 .00 bottleof Wine of Cardui from your druggist to-day. VI A million suffering women have found relief in Wine of Cardui. SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA POUTE lral in. leav. huirtmu for rnrtlsnd,and way 1 :42 p tu, .Ution.Rt 8:IK). ni; Iv l'rllim t lv F.ilce! . Ar Athlsud Ar tWrauifiiito Ar Kan KranolM-o f-M a ni ii p ui 12:80 a m p m 7.-46 p ui K'i) p la 1 : 1 r. u ui 1'Jiw a m 4:'2 a ill K:15 a m Oictfn Denver Khuhu City C'llliMIO 5Ma a ir INI; i m tell a la 00 a iu 7:3 a ui 7;W) a lu 7;-lfi a ui VJSO a m l.t. Antteles Kt 1'aho Kurt Worth City .if Mexico HellHtiin New llrlesoi. Wn.liinKten New Yotk lr'.D p m p in !'.:: a m l:.5 a ui 4:00 a in li-.l!1! p ui tl:4'J a m 1'2:4S p m 7KH) a m UKX1 p m li:U a 111 V-.m a m 4 -.00 a ui (:2A p tu II a m H AS p m i'ulliunn .ttil TimrlHt par. ou lH.ttiU.ini. Chair era Sacra in.nto to ORdeD and Kl l'uu, and ouri.t car. to CIiIk., Ht Ijouii, New Orleans arid WrMliiiactiiu. ConneftinK at San Fran cl.co with iieveral sleaiiuliip Hue. fur Kimollllu, Japan. Cliuia, i'liilliiiiiieii, l'J.utr.1 aud Hnuth Auieriua. Mr L 0 Adair, agent at Kurmi. or addre. It. H. MILLER. ) 1' A 1'urtluid Gap Closed 1 he opuratliin of (tli rough tralna (e tweu Han Kriuioirtco and Lm An Kelea, via Surf and Ltianta llarbara. will be((in uu Sunday,. March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thniasa 1 rains Dally. The Cout Line Lluilud leavlag each tormina! eaily lu th. moraiuR nuip wil wl'h elegant cafe anil iwrlor can, will mak. daylight trl thnmgh Hi moat picliirocii., varied sad enter taiulns, aoeue. ou tlieloontinentL laiiulreof ageuUlof the! " Southern Pacific. Vrnir .Itjmtlnn ( mIImI n .1,- i.tiTiwirn MM ITRD" trains af tli. "(IHICACO, MIL WAUKF.K A HT I'AUL UAlI.llOAD.J "TJi. only perfect train. In tli. world." Ton will AaA It .lMp&l,t rl.i. l.t. Tr.ln. when going to snr Dolat in th Kaatarn HtatM or Canada. ThMv nhmm with all TruiKxintlnrnt! Trains and all ticket Alfeoto Mil tirkeui. For further information, pamphlets, etc. a.k any Tickrt Agent or C. J.'KDDY, Fortland. Or.. J. W. CAREY Tra. Vmm Aasnt. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME )ABO Nc 2 fori Yuiulna Train IsaTea Albany 12-N) P M Iatm Corvalli. l:fjOPM arrive. Yaituiua., 6.-45 fM No. 1 Ketnrnln. IatM Ypiln. 7K A M favM Corv.llU 1HS0 A M Arrlrea Allwuy PM No. 1 for'Detrolt U Alliany 7O0 A M Arrive. Detroit 12US I' M No, iom Detroit lM Detroit ,...lf-4llPM lnim Albear 8 HO 1' M Traini I sail 4 arriv. In Albany In tlm. to connect with th. M I' ninth Niund train, as well a. givlns two nt hrM hour, in Allan, before de.rture of H P North bouad train for Fort land. Trala No 2 wmnort. with the fl P west rids train at Corvalli. CriMeing for Indepandeniw McMiaat 111. and all poiula north to Portland KDWIN RTliNR, . Ktanairer JTTT. KNEKTrBvPai.Agt. ,
