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Newspaper Page Textw - - - - -. 'i ill 1 J u - AV?eL' '? p.irtionfc.rA-s- . sii::il.itii .. ; Jandlicgiila j; lii.ji ilic5.it. i. si'MBoAVlsof jj fF ism 'ro.:uw, 0,.,. ioivCheerlur nessaiKinosl.Cnlainsneiilicr Opiiini.Morplime norIiiierai N'oiXahcohc. AotUif .tv 'Inur-Cvrf itifnt Sfd -limarywMVlner. Anevferl Ri'inpflv I' ion, Sour Slomach, Diarrhoea n onus ,( oimilsiuus .Fcvensh- ncss iim! i.oss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or new vonit. GEJJTHfllt WflTKIfiS JBILLER PROPRIETORS A fHf nbnre of the publlo pst-rnni-go solicited. To the Farm era we will -ay the highest market price for fat cattle, hoga and sh-ep. Hhop on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon, Orders promptly delivered Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supplj of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL rocenes Having a larpe and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent mnrki-tM, I can oiler the public better CASH Price, than any other uoiu in Eueue J. L. PAGE EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene (or Florence Daily except (Sunday at 6 a m Betornlng stage leaves Florence for feageae dally except bundays at 2 p n Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at 8 p m the day following. IINQLC FA K S 0UND TRIP ' TiekeU (or sale at K. Banis' 1 1 Terr stable, tugene or at Hurd A Davenport's office nanaoe. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. Offrt anfl K-M ,.nr F-irmouDtt Oregon. Rooks op re-J, Bookiotnfertl from inle to doable entry, "tntctioni .riven in double entry, Adjustment of intricate and inrcWed acooun a specialty. ltte inquiries and order- avidretwd as abort will bsve prompt attention. "TheluTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York All forms of life. Endowment snd Gold Bond Policies ind Annuities. Giuranucd value' sad fsttt furntirxd by W. A. VANS'. Eugene, Or. ..Hotel Eugene, TN S-GAR Proorletor. ?'ri 't!r dnrt cUa. ltat-, (1 fc,i par rtr. aTiuadquarten for Uommardal Ala L. EXACT CCFy or "'t,'APPE:R- pi v ialao ,C30 ana, For Infants and Children. Ths Kind Yen Haw Always Bough Bears the Signature )( AW In Use For Over fifrty Years Tht r,NTu" '.OMPuNt saC OMH CITY BU.-4INKSS CAHOS ATTOKN KYS-AT-LAW, J M IVILLIAMH, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW Collection! a specialty, Drtice Over Lane Countv Brink, BILYEU, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW Othi e Over Firet National Bank. Eucilxa, Ohioos, 0 WOODUOOK, ATTOliNEY-AT-LAW Jfiice -One half block south of Chrisman B Kuoknb, Oeihun. SKIPWOKT1L 4.TTOUNKYAT-LAW Will practice in all the Court. K.doenkOuiuon. BIUIDB W THOUFSON 0HA8 A HAED rjlUOMl'SON 4 HARDY, A1TOKNKY8 AIM. AW. Office In First Nation tl Bhok Building. Practice in all the courts. Euoini, Obioon. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. EugeLS, Oregon. IKO, B DOKHIS, ATTOKNEY COUNSKLOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the court of the HAntnr .ludiciDiotrict and in the Sapremo Ooari oi uie Biaie. Special attention given to collections ana matters in probate. Omce First National liank Bldg. Roouii) 1. 2 and 3. John M. KJmubwiu Leon It, Edmuuua EDMUNSON A KDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. Practice lr all the courts. Collections a speci alty, WOtnoe Over Loan & baying Bank, EUGENE. OKEGON, GUIS E. BKA3f ATTOUNEY AT LAW. Otfioe in Loan ft Saving bank building. Room i. Special attention given to laud and mining matters, Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIAya AND SU KG EONS Offices In Eugene Lon & Harin- Bank BuilduiKa Sicl attention to suiyery and surgical dU e&s of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. vVnti hn and Clock. IUilrvl. EraK5L OKBQOt I) H G BIDDLE, I'ENTIST Mtos -On Olive itrMet, between Fiftib snd j Sith utr-Mt ae b i : k w-t of Minnewts I hotl EKLEKT LEIOI1 ASSAYKR AX1 METAM.VHdlST Kcorxi Okfvi I l.l Tii; ll Ar lAirt.,ry in the Stat. I l'r n;t 0'i Tr!if'.e retiim. rirtil-t. I Wincin." x'a n.-l" n t irjj in, of on. V J if' v pi'in.i I" '!tru.ir,e tha tLt mita1 !( I tteih'-i of trw,tm.nU '. rpHK I'ACIKIC M11TAL LIFE. J V-rr Utt I.IFK AM' At'CII.CM IfjI.IflE.S. A .....T J. Cai A,t , J. M . William Poi :.a&i. 1 ra Umi Araa Ejiesa 1 IT Uf Wsa a FlBKaalr. Two member o( Ilia Cbk-aKo Stock Exchange went to a restaurant for luncheon, and after a hasty glance at the bill of fare each announced what he wanted. I'm f r a fried bass," said one. D;ti..." said the other. "Waitress, two fried bass, please." In a few minutes the two bass on a rlsttfr aud two plates weiv placed on tin" table, one bass was larger than the oilier, aud the uiiaticier Ik-fun-v i. ni the platter had been placed lalnily passed the smaller bass to his iX'iiiiiamutl. "Now 1 call that a downright mean trick:" si i.l the man who received the fiu.iUi-r lasf. "What is a mean trick?" "Why, to give me the smaller bnss and keep the big ouo for yourself." "What would you have done If you bad been serving the tish':" "I should certainly havo given you the larger one." "Well, in that ease I should have had the larger one. I've got it now. What more do you want?" The argument did not seom convinc ing, but at the moment the other man was unable to find a satisfactory an swer to it. Chicago Chronicle. A Sacred chlneae Coin. One of the coins of the Chinese. Era pe.or Kanglii is vijy much smight aft er by the Cliiuese, who use it in mak ing rings for the finger. It is slightly different from the other cash issued under the same emperor in the form of one of the characters that indicate the regnal period, t he Chinese call it "Lo han cash." the word l.o lian being a transcript in Chinese characters of the Sanskrit word Arban, "venerable," the name npplied to the eighteen at tendants of llmlilha, who are frequent ly seen ranged along the two sides of the priucipul halls in Buddhist tem ples. The tradition is that while the em peror was Intimately associated with European missionaries ho became im bued with n feeling of contempt for Buddhism and illustrated this phase of his faith by having a set of eighteen brass Lo-han Images melted down aud cast into cash. This brass is Bald to contain a considerable portion of gold; hence the deiuaud'for the cash. She Had to Diet. Doctors sometimes give their direc tions for taking drugs or other treat ment In language beyond the compre hension of the patient. Occasionally tragic, but more often amusing, mis takes occur thereby. Judge tells ono of the amusing kind, although It might haveieen uncomfortable at least. A small colored girl went to a drug store and said to the clerk, "Mn mam my wants some of de handsomest dyo ye got." "The handsomest?" repeated tho clerk. "Well, I don't know. What does she want It for?" "She done got de misery In her Bttiui mlck, nnd de doctor say she must dyo It, and she say If she hab got tor dyo It she want it a handsome color." The Foree of Example. When we read the life stories of men and women, we ourselves participate to some extent in their own experi ences. Insensibly we place ourselves in the situations in which they found themselves, and the problems which confronted them seek their solution In our own brains. Their dlllicultles, their stumblings, their triumphs, become personal lessons by which wo may get a wider experience of life than comes to ns In our ordinary avoca tions, bo that when the time comes when we are called upon for some mo mentous declslou or to pursuo some special line of conduct we have a prec edent to guide us to the right course. bcottlsh-Ainerican. Ho ty n Spaniard Smokea. The Spaniards are the most expert smokers in the world. A Spaniard, ac cording to an observer who has trav eled through Spain and South America, takes a heavy pull at his cigarette. In hales It, takes up a wine skin or wine bottle, pours a half pint down his throat, holding the vessel a foot from his mouth and not spilling a drop, arid then with a sigh of satisfaction closes his eyes and exhales the smoko from his nose and mouth in clouds. Ho will also inhale the smoke, converse for a few minutes In a natural manner and then blow out the smoke. Doing: Hfl Wu Told. "AVbat on earth." said a gentlemnn to his son. "are you doing up there, John ny, sitting on the horse's back, when you ought to be at school?" "Teacher sold I was to writ a com position on a horse," said the boy, "and I'm trying to, but it's awful dircult, 'cos ho will keep moving 80. I B'pose that's why teacher gave it to us to do, ain't It?' One IVIfr'e Cantloa. Claim. "Is your wife one of those women who look at their husbands and say, 'I made a man of hill)''" asked the im pertinent friend. "No," answered Mr. Meekton. "Hen riettta is very unaBsumlng. She mere ly says she has done her best." Wush- lngton Star. Tow Mnrh For fapa. Papa, do you know how to reach a conclusion?" "Certainly. Do you?" "Easy. Just take a train." "What are you talking about?" "A train of thought." "Go to bed." New York Herald. Hoi Knooaih ".More t'p There." Manager I'm afraid that new con ductor will not be a success. StiMTlnt-tiil-nt Why? Manngt-r- He trcata the psswrigers with too much consideration. Town nd Country. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful td- var-r In nidlrlne i. given 1-yHrugti.t ( W IW-rt of Elizabeth W Va. An old man there had long pufTVred with l .i goon d'dors pronounced Inctir- I 1 r-an-r. Th-y l'Uved hi. cae h peine till he l El-ctr)e Blt'ra arKianil'") Hucklen's An, ha Halve, which irr-atrnent romp'Hy -j"-t! h-rn. Whrn Klf irte Itlt'er. ru.,i to nfl 'hi ion, kidney and rolcr i (-! , a a' the Mir. t' me t hi. e t x rt H ina'cbleaa hnl ng wtr, blood dlaraa-, .klo eruption!, nlnrrs and anrrs vanish. Bitten 6oc, HaiTi il al W L ueiAQO I. Tha Edarailoa of the l-Arrut. "i teach a parrot to talk it Is never necessary to place the (nwr bird lu a diirkened room or to starve him. Com- moa si-use would suggest that ha sh .nld be made- as luj i-y as pislbla In bis sur-oundiiigs. ilive blm good food hemp. mai.-.e, cats, biscuit. As a slice uf fruit is always heuctVtal, a hit of apple, of pear, of banana or of carrot will do very well. Also sco that your p.-t has pine di Inking water, a l.iri,-e cage, some soft wood to gnaw, with plenty of coarse grit on the tloor of the cage, for he needs the tuiall stones to aid his digestion, .v parrot In those coiiit'ortahlc circumstances may then be Icit alone in a loom while his teacher conceals himself In another. The teacher, who should be beard, but not seen, should repeat, with Intlnlto patience, over and over nsaln tho wont or words he wishes his pet to learn. The female parrots do uot talk the fe. male of the song birds. It should bo re-inenibei-e.1. Is not a singer so that ef forts of education in that Hue are iiulto throwu away. Our Animal Friends. Cicero. Cardinal Newman was a master In the art of writing English. In one of his published letters ho expressed the following opinion: "As to patterns for linltatleu, theoulv master of style I ever had Is Cicero. I think I owe a great deal to hlin aud. so far as I know, to no one else." Bishop Wordsworth of St. Andrews, another ninsturly writer of English, says in his autobiography: "So far as I have derived benefit fnmi any one In the matter of compo sition It has bii-u from Cicero. I do not underrate the advantage of a com bined study of authors such as Addi son, Swift, llollngbroke, Johnson, Burke, Hume, tilbbon, Maeaulay aud, I may add, Horace Walpole, but I must repeat that I believe 1 got moro good, not only In writing Latin, but for writing English, from reudlng Cicero aud learning iiim by heart than from any other source." Lonir Fllitht of tho llnmmlnir Utrd. That It may have the entire Held to itself and cm-ape tho keen competition of hosts of tropical relatives for tho nectar and minute Insects In the deep tubed brilliant flowers that please him best that Jeweled atom, the ruby throat ed humming bird, sole representative of his family east of the Mississippi, trav els from Central America or beyond to Labrador and back again every Bum mer of Its luccssuutly nctlve little life. Think what the Journey from Yucatan oven to New Englnnd must mean for a creature so tiny that Its outstretched wings measure, barely two Inches across! It is the smallest bird wo have. Wherein lodges the force that propels It through the sky at a speed and n height which take It Instantly beyond the range of human vlslou? Ladies' Home Journal. Lack of Clolhtna- In I'R.&da. A lack of clothing was aud probably still is the most salient characteristic of the Wa-Kavlroudo. "I am afraid you will liud t heui very naked!" said a missionary to mo on tho borders of their country, and so wo did; uothlng could have been nakedcr. l-Yoin their walled villages they Issued In swarms and crowded round the tents to ga7.o upon us, monsieur, madnme and bebe, without a rag to their names nor a tiout between them, unless indeed a bead necklace or a hippopotamus tooth stuck behind the car could bo account ed clothing. An airy, buoyunt folk, verily, and to missionary eyes a sad contrast to the semiclvlllzed Woganda, with their grcusy draperies of baric cloth. Cornlilll. Mndnffnacar'a Two Climates. The Island of Madagascar has two distinct climates, two classcB of natives and two classes of fauna and flora. The Island Is about the slzo of France. Along tho coast It Is tropical and ma larious, and the natlveB are darker than in the Interior. Tho interior Is a high tableland and mountainous. There tho climate Is cooler and tho natives small er nnd lighter In color than on the coast. But In tho Interior they are moro Intelligent, and they rulo the is land. Mcflwlnrr'a Gns, Near Horn Head, County Donegal, Ireland, there Is a holo In the rocks called McSwIney's gun. It Is on the seaconst and Is said to have connection with a cavern. When the north wind blows and the sea Is at half flood, the wind and the waves enter the cavern and send up ly of water from the "gun" to a height of moro than 100 feet The JolB of water are accom panied by explosions which may be heard for miles. The Ilapld Morlna Fir. The rapidity with which Insects trav el Is astonishing. The common house By makes 6i0 strokes per second when In the act of ordinary flight, that num ber of strokes causing an ndvuuce movement of twenty-tlve fi-et. Our best naturalists say that this can bo Increased sevenfold. He Was Sorrr, "A man Just called, doctor, sn ugly fellow, who asked If you were In and until he wanted to give you a horse whipping." "Well, and what did you tell him?" "I said I was extremely sorry, but you were not at home!" iJer Dorfbar bler. A fiond Hoaakr-pr. Wife Arthur, we'll have to go- with out breakfast this morning. Arthur-Why? Wife The rook's sick. Woman's Home Companion. The oldest royal dynasty In the world Is that uf Japan, which g-is back uo broktn for 'Z.wti years. Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody raid I had eon.iitnp- don," wrltn Mrs A M fhlrld", of ( i-airihcrshsre, I's, "I nu o low after r-lx month, of sevi-r .ickre.. cud l-y bay 'vrr and a-thma 'hat f-w thitught I eould g-t well, bur I b arnrd ' M'etr arvrlu. merit nf Ir Klni'r N -w lilrcoviry for ivi.uuiptlon nrd I and a e .ni In. Iv eu ed." For d aerate tbrl at d lllliif r1r-a.Hi p tr lb" .:t core In the world Mid ! lo ft bble f r tune-b, co d. sr,! bt. r,,-hi-il adib-.'ora Uuarantred l "t''- '-'V at d ,1. Trial bottles fiw at V L lUuo's. lliWD GOLIM Notioea nular thia hnad not to aioeed i,.t Inee, 50 oar,la per wr,-k; 1 1 ,V) a a .mla: 1J par year. Help Wanted. WANIKP.-All rxprrleuoed lrl to do h-i-cral hoiibswurs, inquire ef Mn E K Sklpwrnb, West ixt- si. WAN l'Et). A reliable girl or womtn for reperal bouse w .Ik, 1 1 quire at (ii'AKi) ftl.-e. MEN WAN FED. 1'u uhoy balm wood for the Eugeue excelsior mill Inquire at the mill. UIKL WANTED To do light wor. for board and lodging duflun next school year. Work m,1i ..low uu,e to atteud -ch- ol. i; ve h(r. Address F 0 Box 7Ti, l-.ug. . e, Oregoi . V ANTED. Several pt rumo ut ouar aoler aud good tepiualiou lu each slate (oue lu this county required) to leprwetit sud silvern,. old establish ed wealthy buiui nouau o. solid financial standing, baiary $18.00 weekly with expensea aditlon.l, all payable lu Cash each Weduoedny direct from head ofllee Mor e and oirriKge furnished, wn n u-r.-ssary. Kt-feri'ueea, Enclose -cll-ad.lreBeed envelope. Malinger, Su6 CaxU-u Building, Chicago. Por Sale. I-UK MALE, leaiu, Uorniss and wagon. F-noefloj. require at vVei t Bros' .stat, I-. COW l-'Oll riALE.-Uis.d ml it oow JTorsale. Inquire al HI) Ua.lison s-. FOK MALE. Oub nf f.e cholceet reiddeuoes ID JSugeneou Wilb.iuelte street. Call ou 1' N rjigar, Hou l Eugene, for lurihtr partloulsrs. KOIt HALE. Tuwu lots for . , Itlue HiverCity. Mawunlls b few hundred j arils of town sue. pp!y to 8 0 HpatltH, lliue Klver City, Oi. 8HEE1' KOK BALK. 18U head ol choice Coiswold sbtep for sale. Call at No 41 West Beviith street or ad dress Lock Box 7d, Euc.uue. KOH BALE A giKl graiu, hay aud siook larui of HIS aoros for sale, i mile from stole, poetoftlue, sohoi-l aud church, -IJ miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, LIU seres plowed aud part sown to wheat, on reasonable leims. A snap for the purchaser, tan be reached from Uosheu byatage. Call on C B Kiohaidsou Fleaamil tilll or C A I'arki-r, iSi Ji Uursou street, Eu gene, Oregon. Lost and Found. FUHSE LOaT A ladle.' puiae lost ou the street this forenoon, rjmall amount of motley. Kinder please leave at the Uuahd ofllue. OVERCOAT LOST. On the road be tween Bangs' Park sud Alf Kirk land's place an Oxford gray overcoat. Finder pleuse leave It here. Miscellaneous. WORIi WANTED By an Industrious youug man. Clerked six uiouil... Address A M oare of State Journal ofl'.ce. FOR TRADE. -Home valuable prop erly In California to trade for Eugene olty property. 0 8 Farrow i, Co. Notice. Notice Is hereby given that In pur chasing lumber for the construction or repair of county bridges and culvert an order must be obtained from the County Court or a member of the oourt before contracting for the lumber, pro vided, however, that supervisors may, when In their Judgrment Immediate BUll'in Is required in make publlo high ways safe, order small amounts of lum ber, uot to exoeed 6U0 feet, to repair bridges or culverts without waiting to obtain an order fiom the oourt or from any member thereof. By order nf the court. May 14, 1002. K U Lm, County Clerk. C3 t.t.t-1 ::. j.tx Cart th. Blfnatar. of a int mr,-" th- mm :r, piajy University Book Store Eugene Directory Now on Sale. Como and get a copy. H. G. MILLER (Oe are noui Ready for Easiness Wl'h the hestrqulpprd plant Id the state for trern-cieaolng and dyaing elottiea. rjctal nsrbliiery for clean lug, dyelr-r and flul.hlrig ladles' dreea yiHsia. (llv s rail. Mjmrr i.uMiid ami Dysv imi Wni-K . d Vce o Wblametle all - et, i, p it. lie til; a i li ' fllne. Your rtitial clothing .poui d aud pressed far li.OO isr saeulh. City Property for Sale Hssuaicsa' AoDmos to Ecoisb To ihoae daauing to purchase city Ion, I ohvo laid out an additiua on the Kotb aiJe of tha cur and north of College Bill Park. I bare IM Iota in this addition, and am wiling thrm very low so aa to enable every one to have a home of their can. The prioe of ibeae lots is Irom $.'0 up. tiJAs Stswast Auumos to Ecui.n I have some very detirrable lots in this addition, in the very heart of the city aud aiihiu s few block, of Willamette street. WarriAsss's Additiox io Ecotss I have a lew lot. in this addition wlihin two block, of the First Nalioual Dank. COLLIOK 11 ILL, PaHK I hare 100 lot. l0 this aildition. Th. prioe now is f ju each. W will advance the price soou. We expect Collage Bill l'ark to become the most dcuMble resi dence piopertv in or near the oity. Hikdbici.' Addition to Coixios 11 lu. 1'axx We have 70 lots for sale oheap in thU addition; also 40 or 80 aorxa of very choioe Irult land. I hate ou thia place 1300 joon prune trees, about 400 Ilarllett pear trees, and 200 black valnnt tree., also apples, plums and aiuall fiulta. This place his a good farm bouse, bam and out-houses, ami is a moat beautiiul tuburhan piece of prop erly. It is known as tho Lootmt Hill fatm. and there is no plaoo lu iho slate mor beautifully and pleanautly situated. I am not iu real estate business aa a bmi -nesi e sell our own lauds ouly. I ruiploy no ageuts. Any oue desiring to puri-baae any of this properly will find me al the rirsl National ltank. I will be plenard to ahow property and give prices. I mlsht ex change some of this properly for good timber land. Come and aen me. AlllmtONAI. IHUIIA1KS. I have the following farm property for Bale: THS OOUIION SANCH. A farm of 4J7 acre, eleven mllra we.t of IVtliroue. Till. Iir,iita,rtv hu. hnl,. n 4 I.. and about 20 acres In eultiratlon wiln a .mall on-naru lu hearliiir, slut two giod sprioga of liviuz Wator. Is limlMrMl wit), . nl. I growth of tir and oaV llmUr ami Is adapted lo larnnoR anu stoi-Kralslug. It Is a snap at X.1 "ir acre. WILSON r I.ACS, I own the Wilmn farm of 144 acres two miles waat of Kliulra, It ha. a log hmwe atd barn sud t. cov.ssfl with timluts V- tr.- Uiis place at H00 for the tract, A bar gain, OKANOIH SASI II. I am offering this ranch of ItiO acre, for 600. This place haa a house and barn and about 10 arras in cultivation. It (.18 miles BOHthWnmt of ktiknnn .tul will ik.Iia - Snn home for some one wishing to go into tha stock buslneiM, ACKKAUB THACTS, I have three ton-acre tracts w:thiu one milo of the oourt house. These places are partly planted in young growing fruit trees and are very desirable for one who wants to live in the country aud yet enjoy the heaeHta of city life. Just outside the oity llinlla. Price on these lands, $UK1 an acre. T. U. HlHIlUICKS Eugene, May 111. Beautify Your Homes In our beautiful olty by planting hedges. One hundred thousand cut tings, with Instruction how to plant, all free. Apply at once to "Unci.B BAM" Handsakrh, 818 East 12thslrel. Don't Be Deceived With AS or 70 per ount whiskies oi brandies and think It lienor than Frauds' puie double distilled 1U0 irool brandies. Just have them tested free nf charge at Filth aud Klalr an eels Kugoue, Oregon. I M Fha ncib M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect. Plana and peolfloathins drawn al reawmable rates. All orders left ai N T Wilson's grocery store, Eugene, will receive prompt attentlnD. l'houe Red 40-1. Oregon SHOlIiINE union Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. N. Give the Choice of K DAILY TWO VIA THE OREECK SHORT LIVE TO Salt Lake, Danvor, Omaha, Chicago and KanaaaClty. OKI THE GREAT RORThERX Rf. re Sookana Mlnneapol a' St- Paul and Chicago- OoraD Hteamers leave Portland ever) 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lamette and Columt la River Points. Monthly Hteamers lo Chins snd Japai For full Information call ou or a dreaa nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Ageli or address, A. U CRAIO. Oen'l Pssevnger Agent, ' Portland, Of. AMD TICKETS TO AN Ij FIUIM ALL POINTS EAST VI SHORTLINE TO St- P.ul, Du'uiii, : nespa' s, Chicago AND 1'nlNIS 1 AST ThlMwh Palac .it.l TiKi'lai Slee-ers I'lniiig ai.,1 liulfet Suickina Library Ca 1) A I L Y T , iA 1 NS ; FAST T I M K. For Hatea. FoWers and Full luforma Ilea res-ardhiK ticket., roiito. .to, call on or address J. W. PHALON, tha 11. DICKSON era 122 THIRD STREET, PGRTUND A II. 0. 1FNN1STii, (i. w. p, ill:' Fint Aveion-. sna'ITLK, Wash. SOUTH AND EAiS'l in Southern Pacific Co SHASTA FOllTE fUth.ni at 0;iXlB nu :4V ttu If Lii)ri.tie 2H.k m Mft" At AnbUml -2:-n, m J2.ll(J Ar nurutinto MN) p ni ifjf, Ar Bsyii KrmtUoo 7 ma p m P w m ft m Ar (KUn Ar Dt'iivnr Ar kaimiu City Ar (.'liioftKu 6Mfl ft IT UMft iMHl a m V:00 7iX ft in 7;'.ft 7:45 ft in iM ft m no ft m ft m Ar ,m AiikoIo Ar Kl rim.. Ar Kurt Wtirtli Ar i iiynf M. xiLV Ar Ui'iiHttm Ar N.w i ipiasatit.j i 'At p m M. p iu Ik.1i) in Vift a. tn 11:2'. ra I- ft ui lai;43 p in 1) ft in ( : W m tttJVft ft m ft m ti;4'J ft-in p m Ar WiiMliiiiutitu Ar Nw Vtiik I'ulluuiu ftuil (tiurimt up, ttu Ixith trftius. ( luir rar S. n uiontu Ut 0K)i. ami Kl IV-t, fttid Ouri.t i,ira ti (Jiuc,;-, Ml linitb, Sit w Orleftii. una WftriliiltuUtll. Cuuuat'tiUK t Httu rn. druxi wiiti Movnrtil niuanmlilp Hum for Honolulu. Jmu, Cliius, IMtiilipuitM, 'Jfjuiiftl ftud tiuutlt Amariuft. i Mr I, 0 Adair, nt t Kukviio or ftUdrtM W. K. COM AN ii V A 1'orlUinl O Gap Closed Tlie oiwratlun of tlirt.uKli traiiui I, tweon bnn KriuuimMi and l,,m Aa- r K1m, vUHurf Mid tUuim llarbftrft. 1 will bOKlU ou Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... ThruoKU Traiiift Dftlly. Tli . Cnua Uua Llmitet) leftvtug' each Uniiluftl eftily in ttttj imtrmtuf etpiip. -p 1 wi'h el rK Klit cmf auil mrhr enra, v ill niftkft dityliKlit trfi ii.rruKi t), ii imt piuturtwriuo, vftried and outer Uioiim, rxn-'i on tho ountiaent. Iuiidrt9if ftKenU of ilia Southern Pacific. Yi.nr attention la called to the '-I'lON VKIt MMITKIl" train, ef the H.'HII'ACO. M IL WACKKK A HT PAUL KAIl.IltlAl). M1 ha only erfect train. In the w-rlil." Tim will end It desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point In th Kaetem Htalea or Canada, They enneo with all Transcontinental Trains snd all ticket AirenU sell tiikela For further Information, pamphlet, ate. ask any Ticket Agent or C. J. KDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CAHKY Trav Paaa Auent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. , Tint; UAKIS Mo S for Yafgnlna Train leaves Albany , I .mis. t'orvallla Arrlrea Yaiiuina , . , No. 1 Keturninf- Iavaa Yaqnlna.... lasiwi CnrT.lJia , Arrlrea Albany So. 1 lot lletrolt larea Alliany..,., Arrive, li.lr-.lt , No, 'lorn I stroll laree Detroit Ibarra Alhanv ..1? :V)-P I .. :o I'M .. U.-lo I'M ,.1-on A f ..ium A M ..U.lb I'M .. 7 A M . UM P U .. ISrM'PM 6.-40 V M Tram. I and lerrire In All anv le time to nonnect with iher I'Mulh l iimI train, as well as iln two or hre,- h. nr. In A'haov More tetrtureol S Porth bouSii traia for Port-lad- Tram No 1 cir,av--is with the B P Wert d-le rain at Corvallt. I rueeins for In-li-l-en-Vnra McliinavUle and aU points north to Portland EDWIN ATONE, Afaaas-ar si T TT '1-vvp " "