Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 03, 1902, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Daily Eugene guard., June 03, 1902, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1902)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text--aa m The .'.iim V T Tr-' A 1... , r . , , u,o for ov.-r GO years, '" X nua - u--s xou limtlw ihuI.t his ,ht ylyT'': ZZiks K0"nl s"lervisi.m !;:., its inlaiicy. ' AI1(wih one tt.ilcct'ivoy.Mi in this. AH Count i ., its. Imitations ami Jiist-as.-,l" are but Experiments tliat trillo with, and cii(l;in. r tho health of Infants an l CUildreu-Expcrv uto aiiu.st Kvj.eriiiieut- at is CASTORIA Castoi ia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- iiu sootnuiar Syrup. It is Pleasant. 16 contains neitli.r Opium, Morphine lior other Xarootio iilistai... ltsatfeis its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays IVverisuness. It cures Dlarrluca and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation; and Flatulency. It assimilates tlio Food, regulates the eStoiinuh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's I'auacca Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears the The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. C"TU" OOMPN. TT MURAAV THECT. HCtt VOMK CrT GEflTRAk MARKET. WflTKINS & JWILLER PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat rnnsye solicited. To the Farm era we will i'y the hip-hest niurKe; price for fat cattle, hoijs and eli-ep. rihnp no Will amette Ht, Eugene, OregOD. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a lame and complete stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat market, I can offer the pnblic better CASH Wic thau any other bouse in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Kugetie (or Florence Bally except dunday at 6 a m Iletarnlng stage leaves Floreno. hrCageae daily except Sundays at 2 P Betnrdays at 8 a m. Arrives In .Eugene at 8 p m the day tallowing. UNOLXFARR SOUND TRIP ' TlekeM tor ula at I. Banes' lieery lUMr, stifeneor at Hard A Dtrenport'l office A WHEELER, Expert Accountant ffiwanr) Res. ience Fainnount, Oregon, woka opened, woke oonverU-d from simile to double entry, uatnictiotifl .riven in double entrj. Mtment of intricate and inYolrerf aoooun aapedaJty. rwe inqnirini and order addressed a abort will have prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York AH Israel of lift. Endowment nii Gold Bond PeHciej tnd Annuities. Guaranteed value ead rmtu furnisncd by W. A. WANS. Eugene, Or. .Hotel Eugene.. TN StGAR- Proprietor. ftrirtlr nratclao. w manafemecL - Tv, II to 12 per day. w aueJqoartera for Uominarcial tin iv a i. & m av lioSM, :tmi Mlii.h Ims beea """s1"! ' wuh-u uas Keen. Las born , si(n,atnro of Signature of BUSINKHS OAKDS ATTOXNKYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATT011NEY-AT-LAW Collactiona a specialty. Jthoe Over Lane County Bank, BILYETJ, ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW Offite Over Firat National Hank. Koozxt, (Irioon. A. 0 WOODlX)CK ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chriaman B 1 Kuocni, OllIOOM. E 7 U 8KIPW0K1U. 4TT0KNEYATLAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euqkne Ouioon. HILKU8 W THOMPSON OHAB A HJlHDI rpUOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office In First National Bank BuiMing. EualHl, OBeaoK. M TRAVIS, i Attorney At Law. Office Over EiiKene Loan & Sarinffs bank. c.ugeuet OreKun. 0. B DOKRIS. ATTORNEY A COtmSELOK-AT-LAW Will nrnctice in all the conrU of the HeoonH Judicial Diiitriut and in the Supreme Oourl of the state. Special attention given to poilectioni and matte nt in probate. Office Firat National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3, John M. EjmMiiH.m Leon R, Edmunaon. EDM UN SON A EDMUNSON. ttorneys- A t - Law. Practice Ir all the court. Collections a speci alty, i0 thee Over Loan A Saving! Bank EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Loan A Savin ff bank building. Room 6, Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eutfene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JpAINE A KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office In Eugene Loan A Saving Bank ttuildintr. Special attention to surgery and surgical dia aoee ol women. S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watchea and Clocks IUpsired, ErnjtifB. Orbooi- 1) R G BIDDKE, Otfice -Od Olive utmet, between Fiftihlind Ailh itreetoae til-wK wm of Minnesota hotel li EKLKRTLKKiU ASSAYKK AND MKTALLCKOIM Y.ZQtyi Oni'X'S I't ef-.i; ll Ar lA?-rV.ry in the State. I'r tI't H'i lis' le rvt'im laranul. VSriitirf wt mU on tirr aanipt of or.e tr .fy .-ir.-i w 'i-t-m.iii, the euoat iuiu t !t'.b'"i of tn.Uuent. rptlE 1'ACIKIC MUTUAL LIFE. J Very Late LIFE AND ACCIDENT roIJ(.TK.. Airtm . Caic. f".n. An.. J, M. WlLi-Uii l'jrtiaad. "r Local Ax Eotne AiisulBa flnsS.liCU M.aaefc The iraal.-e ot ;be wife auumlDx the huitvmd'ii name at marriage, ae tMrdiiis to Dr. Brewer, originated from a Kotuaa custom and became tlie com mon outturn after the Human occupa tion. Thus Julia and Oetarta. marrliil M I' .tnt y ami Okvro, were callinl ly the Komaus Julia of Pompey. .ctarla of Cicero, and In latter tituea married wunn-n iu uioat Euroiea.u countrie, ili:tHMi tlu-ir iiiiiiiii in the ajtuie manner, but omitted the "of." Atrailist till v n- may lie mentioned that during the siiieenth and even at the beginning of the seventeenth century the usage 'nn dontirfiil, since Ve llnd Catha rlne Fnrr so signing herself after she had b.vti twice married, and we al ways hear of l-ady Jane lirey (not Dudley!, Arabella Stuart (not Sey mottri, etc. Some persons think that the custom erlglnated from the Scriptural teaching that husband and wife are one. This was the rule of law so far hack as ltrncton (died 12iit, and it was de cided in the case of Bon versus Smith, In the reij.-n of Elizabeth, that a woman by marriage loses her former name and legally receives the name of her hus band. Altogether the custom is involv ed In much obscurity. Iloly Cont of TrT... The holy coat preserved nt Treves, In Germany, is claimed to be the seamless garment worn by Christ and for which the Roman soldiers cast lots during the crucifixion. It Is a tunic nbout five feet long, cut narrow at the shoulders and gradually widening toward the knees. Many miracles are said to have been performed by this robe. Its history for the lost 700 years is clear enough, but darkness shrouds the story of the relic prior to the twelfth century. The Catholic church relies for proof of its authenticity upon a tradition that It was one of a chest ful of relics sent as a gift to the church at Treves by the Empress Hel ena. She is Baid to have found the coat at Jerusalem while In search of the true cross. A legend says that in the ninth cen tury the holy coat was concealed from the Normans in a crypt of the cathe dral. There it remained forgotten until 1106, when It was rediscovered and placed In the high nltur. An Extraordinary Shower. Daniel O'Connell, the Irish ngltntor. once complained in the bouse of com mons of a report of a speech in a Lon don newspaper which, be aaid, put Into his mouth opinions he had never ex pressed. He vowed that if the editor did not apologize he would move that he be brought to the bar for a breach of privilege. Next day the reporter of the speech wnlted upon O'Connell and gave a most remarkable explanation, lie stated that during bis walk from the bouse to his otllco In Fleet street the rain streamed into bis pockets and obliterated the uotes of bis speech. "I accept the explanation," said O'Conuell, good bumoredly, "but let mo say that it must have been a very extraordinary shower of rain, for it not only washed out of your notebook tho speech I delivered, but washed In another of an entirely different char acter." How to LlR-ht a Sottd Rod?. Cndogan Morgan was the first elec trician to experiment with electric light In solid bodies. This was in 178o. He first Inserted two wires into a stick of wood and caused tho spark to pass be tween them. This bad the effect of Il luminating the stick n beautiful blood red. An ivory ball, an orange or an ap ple may be lighted In the same manner. Some experimenters prefer the lemon for this purpose, it being very suscepti ble to the electric discharge, llnshing forth at every spark as a spheroid of brilliant golden light The wires used for this purpose should be brought within about hair an Inch ot each other Inside the lemon. Hot. She Voted, A cynical bachelor listening to some women who were discussing female suffrage was asked by one of them fur his views on the question. Ue replied thus, with great delibera tion: "I once beard of a woman who was a,sked bow Bhe had voted at tho recent election. 'In my plum colored gown,' was the answer." Then the cynical bachelor bowed and escaped. Chicago Chronicle. Ilr.klna Off. "Yea," said the Ingenuous girl hero ically, "I have decided to break with Horace for good and all." "Why, then, are you sending him your picture?" "Well, I am sure that la the least 1 can do. He refused to take back bis gifts, and I wanted to make some re turn, so 1 am sending Dim my photo graph," New York Press, Mn.l. and P.aalora. "My daughter," remarked Mrs. A., "has developed a perfect passion for music." "1 wonder," observed Mrs. K, who resides next door. "If It's as strong as the passion your daughter's music de velops In my husband?' They meet as strangers now. Rey.reed Ilia Deelalora. Stern Father Didn't 1 tell yon not to call again, sir? Suitor I know. But I didn't call to see your daughter. I came on behalf of our firm about that little bill" Stern Father- Er er call again, will you? A Real ller.ay.Diene. Kate What makes you look so sad. Bertha? Surely it cannot lie Fred has broken bis engagement with you? Bertha It's w.,re than IhiL Some body has stolen Fido. Exchange. Stand Like a Stone Wall lletween your children and the t'r turn, of itching and burning- eczema, acsldliead or other akin diaeaee. H"? why, by uainr Hucklen'a Arnica Salve, oarth'a irreaiMi' healer. (jjick-si cure for oleer, feyer sores, ,lt rh-uro. put", burns or timlaea. I lfallible for piles. Kc at W L DeLano'adrug atore. OABTOllIA. r.n u A 1st I "J A H;ia )-a.-t J-jjjt J tti 1.4 Hi, )-a.-, Btfietara "J'rar" a. it l-r7.. Very strange is the Insect popularly known as the "praying mantis." Of this Insect M. J. 11. Fabre, a distin guished French naturalist, made a tliorou.h biu.l. Aceor.lini to him. "its long. ..de g:een wiiius. like atliplt veiis, its head upra-seU to beaveu, its arms folded and crossed on its breast, give It a false resemblance tu a uuu In ecstatic devotion " A feroeious creature it is. ever bent on carnage, the workshops of various burrowing hymcnoptora being its fa vorite liatims. since there it is almost certain to tlnd prey. "Posted on some bush near the bur rows," says Mr. Fabro in his account of the Insect, "it waits patiently until It sees some other insect, probably a sphex, returning home. By a sudden rustle of its half oicu wings It territles the approaching Insect, which hesitates for a moment, and then ns suddenly as a spring the toothed forearm folds back on an arm also toothed, and the Insect Is grasped between the blades of the double saw in the samo manner as the Jaws of a wolf trap close on an un fortunate wolf at the Instant when It is seizing the bait. Then, without unclos ing the deadly machine, the mantis slowly eats Its victim." In Provence this cruel Insect Is known as "prego Dieou," which means "pray to God." The Deaf Mute's Story. "The most pathetic story I ever heard." said Senator Hoar once, "was told by Professor Unllnudet. Tho pro fessor had a favorite pupil, a llttlo deaf mute boy, exceptionally bright. Mr. flallnudet asked him if he know the story of George Washington and the cherry tree. "With his nlmblo fingers tho little fellow said be did, and then he pro ceeded to repeat It. The noiseless ges ticulations continued until tho boy had informed the professor of the elder Washington's discovery of the mutilat ed tree and of his quest for the muti lator. "'When George's father asked bim who backed his favorlto cherry tree signaled the voiceless child. 'George put his hatchet in his left band' " 'Stop,' interrupted tho professor. Where did you get your authority for saying he took tho hatchet in his left bnnd V " 'Why,' responded the boy, "ho needed his right band to tell his father that ho cut the tree.' " Vlrna and Venom. The difference between venom and a virus Is very marked. Both are poi sons nnd both of orgnnic origin, but a venom Is produced In secreting organs, commonly called poison glands, and is Introduced Into the system by means especially ndapted for tho purpose, such as stings or fangs. On the other band, a virus is the result of disease or putrefaction and generally possesses the property of exciting in the system Into which It is introduced the dlsenso which produced the virus. A virus commonly produces little If any local disturbance. A veiioin generally causes great pain, often severe lutlniumatlon and swelling. Venom has a marked lo. cal effect Vu-ub cuuses a general dis turbance of the bj stem. An Odd llitblt Amosa Rooks. Among the odd habits of rooks is the way that members of tho same rookery have of Intermarrying generation after generation. The males always choose their wives from among their near neighbors, and if one Bbould bo so bold as to bring home to his rookery a bride from a distance the other rooks will In variably refuse to recelvo her and will force tho pair to build some way off. In the neighborhood of big rookeries outlying ncsui of this kind may always bo found. Fresh Paint Stains. A fresh paint stain on woolen goods will disappear IT rubbed against other woolen goods. For Instance, If the stain Is on the sleeve of a coat tako that garment off and rub tho paint against the otler sleeve. It will disap pear and leave no sign. This Is easier than applying turpentine and exactly as efficacious, but It must be done .while the point Is still wet Very Legal. "We claim that my client did not run away with the horse, as alleged. The horse was ahead of him all the time, and he simply followed the horse. The Prosecuting Attorney It amounts to the same thing. Ho was the acces sory after the fact. He Is old enough to know better than to follow a bad ex ample. Boston Transcript Somethlns Llk. It, "Does your son matriculate this year, Mrs. Uammondslne?" "Why, really, 1 don't know. 1 oln't oeard anything about matriculation, but be wrote me In bis last letter that he bad got vaccinated, and it took ter rible," Chicago Record-Herald. Ser.no Superiority. "Mr. Loftibrow takes himself very se riously," remarked Miss Cayenne. "In what way?" "He asked me IX I thought I could be hnppy with him. As It his presence could make the slightest dlfierence one way or another!" Exchange. Its Reason Vow Belna. "What kind of a society Is yours?" asked her father. "A secret society," she replied. "But what is Its object?" "Ob, Just to have secrets from ths other tru-ls!" Chicago Post None lo Spare. "Bog pardon," said the suspicions looking fellow, meeting Subbuhs In a dark street, "but what time have you?" "Just enough to catch my train," ro plied Hubbubs as he hastened oiu Ex change. What Tbin Folk Xeed la a greater power of dlvi-xHmr and a-lrritlatlng ford. For them l)r King's Nw Life Pills work wnnd' ra. Th-y tone and reejolatii the dlge.tv-, organs a-etiily expel all "il.ii. from the ays tni, enrich tl.e Mi-1, Improve appe tite, mk healtby fleah. Only Sic at W LlUno'i. O -e. to7!.' . ill yv. . aarita. lit -. rt BcM mm eoLOUi, Notice, (unlet thia head not to exoeed B. 'urn, VI oant par week; il fa) a mouth; fix Help Wanted. WAMFD.-Au experienced girl to do gener-Hl housework. luo,ulrs of ' ' V. K -kipwonb, West Kixtn st. WANTED. A reliable girl.or woman for genersl housework. Imjuireat liUAKii ofllee. M KN . . . I Kl). - io elToldui wood iut iur Kugeue excelsior mill. Inqulreat the mill. U1KL WAN 1'KD To do ilgtil work for board and lodglus: during uext school year. Work will a low time to attend ohool. Hive agc. Addleea P O Box 77, F.ugene, Oregon. ANTKD. cWvtuai persoue of char acter nud good reputation iu racli late (one lu this oouuty required) lo leprceeutaud advertise old establish ed wealthy business house o solid tluauolal standing. Salary I1S.O0 weekly with expeuvea adiiional, all payable) Ill cash each Wednesday dlreot from head oHloee. Horte nud carnage furnished, when necessary. References, Kuolose sell-addressed envelops. Mausger, Sit) Caxtou Building, (Jhlongo. For Sale. tOW rOK HAL.. Hood milk oow foraa.e. Inquire at Mil Madison at. FOR MALE. One of ie choicest renidei twH in JKugeneoii Willaiumte slroet. Call ou TN riegar, Hotel Ktigeue, for limber parllvulaia. FOK tiALK. Towu lots for sale at Blue Kiver City. tSawuiilis in a few bundled yards of town sue. ipply to 6C t-ipurks, Blue liiver Oily, Or. dHKEP KoR SALE. 180 head of ubolvu Coiswold sheep for sale. Call ai No 44 West Sevnlb street orad drtne Lock Box 762, Eugene. FOU 8 A LE -A good grain, hay aud stock farm of lilt) acres fur sale, luile from store, poatolnoe, suliool aud church, 4 miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good iooallou, l'-D aores plowed aud part sown to wheal, ou reasonable terms. A suap tor the purchaser. (Jan be reached from Ooalieu Dyetage. Call ou O 8 iiichaidsuu Pleasant ulll or V A Parker, 482 Jeflersou street, Eu gene, OregoD. Lost and Found. PURUE LOoTA ladles' pile so lost on the street this forenoon. Small amount of money. Kinder please leave at the tiUAKH oftloe. Miscellaneous. WOUK WANTED By an iuduatrlous young man. Clerked six months. Address A M oare of State Journal olllue. FOK TKADE. Home valuable prop, erty iu California lo trade for Eugene olty property. C H Farrow A (Jo. Reveals a Great Secret. It is often asked how suoh startling cures, that puzzle the best physicians, are elleuted by Dr King's New Dis covery for Consumption. Here's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germ infeuted mucus, and lets the life giving oxygen eurloh and vitalise the blood. It heals the Inflamed, oougu worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr King's New Discovery, ths moat In fallible remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles bOo and f 1.00. Trial bottles free at W L Do Lano's. r: r J I dll UYY IX VAI ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Inmranoe. Dealer In Harvesting Machinery. J m pie men u. Also have storage room treaaoDLtite rales. -Oflloe W Willamette at University Book Store Eugene Directory Now on Sale. Coiio and get a copy. H. G. MILLER (He are noui Ready for Easiness With ths heat equipped plant la ths state for eteam-ciaiilhK and dynlng ntothe. t-pectal machinery for olesn Insr, dying and finishing ladies' rlres gfM-sla. f lva o a rail. Ma! Tat I'I,A!10 AMI! Dva ireu Wok ks, Ofllee 5-8 Willamette strt, opi o i'S (iUAKI) fifties. Your i ' o'hing sponged snd pirsw- d for ,1.1 o p i month. City Proprty"for Sale Hssducis' Aopmoa to Ecosxi To those desiring lo purchase city lota, I have laid oul as addition on the south aide of the oil and north ol College Hill Park. I have I Ju Iota in this addition, and am selluig thein very low so u lo enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of these Iota is from $ i) up. Elus KikvasT Aooition to Ecot.K 1 have soma very deairrable lota in thii aio in u, iu the very heart of the oily aud auuiu s few blocks of Wiluuuotte streak Whitiiiib's Auorrios to Edosnx j I have a few lots in this addition within two blocka of the First National Bank. ColJ.au a lllix Pau " 1 have 100 lots In this addition. The pries now la 30 each. v will advance Ihe price soon. We expect College Hill Park to become the most desirable real deuce property in or near the oily. Hk-KDBtoKe' Aunrnoa to Coixkuk 11 ux Paax We have 70 lots (or sale cheap in this addition; also 40 or SO acres of very choice fruit land. I have on this place 1300 young pruue trees, shoot 400 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut trees, also apples, plums snd small fiuiu. Tbia place has a good farui house, bam and out-houses, and is a most keautilul suburban piece of prop erty, It is known as the Locust Hill fsnu, and there is no plaoe lu I ho stale more beautifully and pleasantly situated. I am not in real estate business ss a bni ness we sell our own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Any one desiring to purchase any ol tun property will Ami me at Ihe First National Bank. 1 will be pleased to show property and give prices. I miht e change some of this property for good timber laud. Come and see me, AlUUriONAI, RUUIAIRS. 1 have the following farm property tor sale: THS UOIIOOS HAKCR. A farm of !S!7 acrea eleven miles west of Eugene. This proirtv haa a house an 1 liarn and about 'JO acre, in cultivation with a email orchard lu bearing, snd two good aprinita of living wator. la limbered with a nice second growth of lir aud oak timber and ia adapted to fanning and atookraialug. It ia a snap at tier acre. WI1J10N PLACE. I own the Wilson farm 6f 144 acrea two miles west of P.luitra. It haa a log house and bara and is coverrd with timber. We otter thia place at 4(KI for the tract, A bar gain. OKANUIK H ASCII, I am olftrlug thia ranch of loO acrea for $.VK). Till, place baa a houae and barn and about 1(1 acres in cultivation. It lain miles southwest of Kuitene and will make a tine home for eolne ouo wishing logo into the slock buaiuesa. ACttKAtlB THACTH. I have three ten-acre tracts within one mile of the court house. These places are partly planted in ynuug growing fruit trees and are very desirable for one who wants to live In the country and yet enloy the lieneflta of olty lite. Just on Utile tho city limits. Price on these lands, $100 an acre. T. U. Hiniibii'Kk. Karons, May III. Newly. Furnished Lodging House New beds In newly paluted and papered rooms at the Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from the main business street, and hut a little more than two blocks from the nostoflloe. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners away fmtn hall, splendid for day sleeping. Windows of these rooms under pro jecting roof, outtlng off muuli of ths llgnt. Gome and see the rooms and I will guarantee that yon will be satis fled, Ed Howh Don't Be Deceived With 66 or 70 per oent whiskies or brandies snd think It better than Francis' puie double distilled 100 rrnnf brandies. Just have them tested free nfohargeat Filth and Blair stirets, Eugene, Oregon. I MFh anoib M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect Plana and specifications drswn at reasonable rates. All orders left at N T Wilson's grocery atom, Eugene, will receive prompt attention. Phone Red 40-1. Oregon ShojtLiae am Union Pacihg t8e EAST Tha 0. R. N. Give tha Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGOK SHORT LIKE Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. ONE THE GREAT NORTHER. Rt. T. Snokana Mlnneapol la St. PauL.and Chicago. Ocean Hbeamers leave Portland every fi Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boat leave Portland dally for all Wli lariietus end Colunitla Kiver Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Japai For lull Information call ou or a dreea nearest O. It. 4 N. Ticket Agent ir add re A. U CRAIO. Oen'l Pasaengttr Agent, Portland, Or. TICKETS TO AND FHOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE Til St- Paul, Ou'iith, Minneapolis, Chicaji AND I 111 NTS EAST Through Paleor and Tmnlat HleeH-ra Diumg and Bullet Suekina Library Cars DAILY TliAlNM; KASTTIMK. For Katea. Folders and Full Information regarding tickets, entiles etc, call on or address J. W. P1IALON, T r a 11 H t'Ks. n ct a 122 THIRD STRUT, PORTLAND - A. It. C. DENN1STON, (I. W. r. A. Ilia First Avenue, KKATTLK, Wash. SOUTH AIM) EAS'l VI Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave hune for fortland and war aUtti'lin at 3;t0rt in. l.-ii' . U). lv 1 vlUaVIUl lv Kufiie a iu ( in 12-JM) a in fHH Ui 1M p in 1:1 -'.a iu lli.-OH a u 4:'26 a tu K;16 m At Aablaud Ar haoruiiiftuto Ar Uii KranultHHi Ar Ogdeo t A!i a d '.;IHI a in 7i!ft a u 7 Ab a ui Vf4ft a m V.M m tu 7jHh a nt U.W a ai Ar t'fuvtir Ar KiiUHAi Cltv Ar Chtoawu Ar l,os Aiieloii Ar 101 Plum Ar Fttrt Worth 7HH a n IMK-.p m U:;tO a iu .:.rv5 a in -t:Ot) a in ti:io p m ti-A'2 a tu 1UH3 p m tiAHl iu 0:.H0 a ui V-M a iu 4:i a in Oili1- p ui a in L p tu Ar City of Muxioo Ar JiotiHton Ar Ntjvv Orli.mi Ar WMliiiiL'tou At New York l'ulltiiaui and l uunnt t-ara on Ix.th tratus. Chair cmn Sav.-nt-u.ento to trgdwu auil Kl 1W, and ottrUt ir to Cliioag. Ht liouia, New Orleauis and Wa bin.: ton. Connet'titiK at Ban Fran dfcote wild aeveral stcanwhip llnea (or llimiilnlu, Japan, t'huia, rhlliiiiis, I'Jeutral and South Auierioa. 8 Mr , Q Atlalr, atunt at Kukbu or auurea W. B. COMAN U P A l ortland Or Gap Closed The operation of throuKh trains he tween Han Kriiiioinon aud J, on An KoU, via Murf aud BauU llarbara. will bog in uu Sunday, March 31, 1901 .;..ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Tlirougn Trains Dally. The Coaat Litis Limited leaving each terminal aily lu the morn inn equip, ped wl'h eleKsnt cafe and pnrlir can, will make dayliKht trlm tlirounh the most plotureettuu. varied and enter- 1 tain 1 uu, soeiius on the oont.uent.fc Inquire ol aKottto of tlie Southern Pacific. Vnn, .iIhiIIm. 1. ,.A . , 1. - i.niiiwaan LIMITKI)' train. of ihe "( H ICA t'O. MIL. WAL'KKK ft HT PAUL KA1I.IIOAD. i ne only erleot trains In tha World." Yrm ml Sn.t I. ,1U1H!.I. ... .1.1- Trains when going to any point In th Kastern Htatea or Canayla. They ennneo with alt Tranaoontlnentai Trains and all tlcWet AsnU sell lieketa ror further InforfeaMon, pamphlets, etc. aak any Ticket Agent ol C. J.'EDDY, Portland. Ore, J. W. CASKY Tray Pass Aesnt. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TI.T1K CAItU No 2 tor Yaulna Train teaees Allany l!fMi:t M lieerea t'orvallis ) :M) A-rrlvoa Yajuina .., ti:4APM No. 1 Itetarninf Taeea Yao;uln Iff) A M la.ea Cor. sills M:so ( M Arrieea A Usui y MtU, p 4J Ha. I lot Detroit Ileea Allsuiy 7K10 A M Aniraa Delroil li'US.P M Ho. lom lletroit lM Detroit I2MVP M Us.ra Albany IM0 P M Trains I and 4 arriee In Albany In tlrne to ennned with the K I' south hound train, as w.ll as glvini laro or hree hour, in Allsuy befoe. (iertne of a P North noand train for Port land. Tram No J oontierte with Ihe 8 P west able train at I'nreallla freeing of Independenie McMlnaelUe aad ail puiuu north to 1'orllAad EDWIN STUNK, Manaaer J T Tl'RNRR Tray l-u, A.U