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Newspaper Page TextAVi'Pct.-.Uo IVpir.MionlorAs flmiuii'fi :i i lardttc!?uia tugmcMou.. r.iv.Bowolsof t'r.n.iou ! .lioivChoerfuI nessaiKl l st .Coiiudns neiilier Opiuiii.MorpIuiie liorMincrdL Not .ah c otic . tofirrmt - I :in .( -ffirtfint .Sugar Ai-.vfivl RcnvedV forronslipa rio n . So u r S to marh . u inrrhoca Worms ,( mtvitUiuns .revrnstv ncss fiml Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature or XFW YORK. GErjTHAIt WflTKINS & WILIiER, PKOPRIETOR3 A fair share of the pobllo pftt roiiBKe solicited. To the Farm ers we wilt pay the highest luarket prtoe for fat cattle, hogs and Bhiep. Bhop on Will ameite Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a targe nd complete stuck of 8 tuple and Fancy Groceries, boiiKiit in the bent market, I cftQ otfer the public hotter CASK Frice thau any other uouae in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor ' Buige leaves Kugene for Florence rwiio nTwtit Mtindnv at 6 a Di Returning stage leaves Florence for K tgene dally except Sundays at 2 pa Batsrdays at 8 a m. Arrives In .Eugene at 6pm the day (ollowiug. NHQI.IFARIE 5 ?!" to'r Ve"'ftt'i.BinM:'lVeiTr''iUble, Inien-or at Hilrtl Davenport's office Florence - A WHEELER, Expert Accountant OfRw anH Ri lenoe Fairmoont, Oregon. Bonk. i-Ufii.l, , , Book, clii-eru-d from alnile to double entry. Instruction, .riven in double entry. Adju.tn.rnt "f intricate and invclved acooun uiene inouiriw and orders addreued as above will have prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Ntw York All formi of lilt, Endowmtnt md Cold Bond Policies and Annuitin. Guaranteed value and ratu fumiintd by W. A. WANN, Eugene. Or. .Hotel Eugene.. T N StIGAR Proprietor- HtrlotlT firet-elaaa, New manak-Trii.Bt. Ratea, 11 ti l-' per day. r Headquarters fot Commercial Man I! BP p?' ?! p i v fl DIR. I txACT copy or w:a ?f ;-t. I lg Ball tnl M1'u '.OHMM ONM CITY. 0R8A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havp Always Boughi - Eears llie In USG For Over Thirty Years iBTJrli 9 BC3INKSH CARDS ATTOKNIIYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collection! tpecialty, Jttice Over Lane Count? Bank, B1LYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Oftke Over Flnt National Bank. EttOEXE, Oreoon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrtsman B 1 Eocene, Oueook. SKipwoivra ATTORNEY-AT-L AW Will practice lu all the Court's. ErjQENX OREQON. HELHUB W THOaPBOlt OHAa A HARD HOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Offioe In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courtn. Kuqine, Ouxoon. M TFAVI3, Attorney At Law. Office Over Kugene Loan & Saving bank. Eugene, Oregon. QEO, B DORKI8, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-L A Will practice in all the courts of the Beconc it:. .. -.1 u k u... j uuiuwi Liinwivt buu ut tut) ouunuw wuc of the state. Special attention given to collections ana matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 1 and 8, John M. Einmnson Leon R. Edm qhsol EDMUNdON A EDMUNSON. ttorneye-At-Law. Practice Ir all the oonrts. Collections a eiec alty, Otfcce Over Loan & tiavinKi Bok, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS R. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan k Saving bank building. Boom 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Knrene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JUNE KUYKEXDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loaa & Saringi Hank building. Special attotion to surgery and lurgfcaJ lis kei ol wnuien. 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER, Wtctie and Clocks 1U; air!. Front, Orsoov J G BIUbLE, DKNTIST iffioe in olire itrwt, hetwen rtit;i itrjt id. in j w.it ol hotel Flftih'aod Minnesota KhbEUT I.KIUU A3PAYKR AND METALLURGIST Krocil OkiooE !.( .nlpd A-f (..rafirv In the State. 1'r nlt Di rrlul -I re'uni. guaranteed. WorkiDtf wu n.ad on ore ar,plea of one V fifty p"UD'W to -ievrmiiie the moat mitabU !Leth'l of tr-etrotDt. T UK I'AflKIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very I.e!et iLIFE AND ACCIDKNT POLICIE.0, A Lit a? J. CiI0, Gen. Airt., J M Wlll.la. Portlaed. Ore Local A.W Eat.M jjj SIgmtui'8 fj$ WW An laaeuloa. Bcar.ran. The Mexicans in California had ar Ingenious method of trapping bean before the adveut of the Yankee, brought modern tlrearins Into the ro trton. A piece of uicut was nailtnl tc the stout horizontal limb of an oak ireo. Troni a limb l:ve or six feet aU' . a rupe wan subpeniled, to the eml el which a larce stone was made fast sc that It buug about six inches ntwve and a trifle nearer the trunk thau the meat on the lower limb. When a bear smelted the meat from afr, he would climb up the tree and make his way to the bait. In doing so he would push the stone pendulum to one side. Just as he was stout to fasten his leeth III the meat the stone would swing back and bang his head. This would arouse the anger of the bear, and he would give the 6tone a sweep of his paw which would send It swinging farther out. The conse quence was a harder bang and more anger. The more he struck the 6tone the hauler he would be hit lu return until from ferocious anger he would lose his caution anil attack the pendu lum With all his tigut. One liuricrful sweep, then bang! aud brulu would be tumbled out of the tree to the rocks below, where, disabled by his full, he would be at the mercy of those who set the trap whenever they chose to take him. The niandraataRFS ot Hero lam. It would be a good thing if la our public school courses lu UtToisai to teach the boys and girls that, after all, while heroism Is a flue thing and a great tiling. It is a most uncomfortable thing and that possibly, on the whole, the best and most lusting work Unit Is accomplished In llfo cornea from a steady application of nil one's best en ergies to a noble purpose, meeting with honest and patient effort the emergen cies and vexations of daily life and holding true to the middle course, which nssures success without bring ing notoriety. A fixed purpose to do well that which one has to do will in the end bring laurels of more perma nent value to the world at large and to the unheralded hand that achieves Its purpose than those which are even wortiiily bestowed upon the brow of him who avails himself of an unusual chance in nn abnormal fashiou. Har per's Weekly. Smothered In Itoara. The Sybarites slept on beds stuffed with rose leaves: the tyrant Dlonyslus had his couch tilled with them; Verne would travel with a garland on his head and around his neck, and over his litter he had a thin net, with rose leaves Intertwined; Antlochus luxuri ated upon a bed of blooms even In win ter days and nights, and when Cleo patra entertained Antony she had roses covering the floor to the depth. It Is said, of an ell. We are told that Ilellognbalus sup plied so many at one of his bnuiiuets that several of his guests were suffo cated In the endeavor to extrlcnte them 8clves from the abundance victims of surfeit of sweet odors. Sniri Winn.. It Is difficult to account for the enor mous velocity of some birds flight when migrating. The northern blue throet goes at the rute of 540 miles an hour, flying 4,800 miles from Egypt to Helgoland In a spring night of barely nine hours. Virginian plover fly from Labrador to north Hrn7.ll, 0,000 miles, without stopping, going at the rate of C30 miles an hour and probably more. Uow can this speed he attained? The birds resort to great heights, where the resistance of the air Is slight Living; In a Crater. There Is no moro interesting or curi ous sight on this earth thai) the Interior of the extinct crater, Abo Sail, about thirty miles from the city of Kuina molo, In Japan. This peculiar locality Is Inhabited by 20,000 people, who live and prosper within Its vertical wall BOO feet high. The Inhabitants rarely make a Journey Into the outer world, hut form, as It were, a little nation by themselves. flow Greeley Learned to Read. By a singular adaptation to the changes of motion on his mother's part while splniiiug Horace Greeley when a youngster acquired the unwonted qual ity of reading with tho book In almost any position, sldewise or upside down, as readily as In the usual fashion with out at that time thinking it anything unusual. Aehlna; Voids. "Brooks," said Ulvers, "that's the second time I've heard you use the phrase 'aching void.' 1 wish you would tell me how a void can ache." "Well," said Brooke, reflecting a mo ment, "not to speak of a hollow tooth, don't you sometimes have the head ache?" Chicago Tribune. There Was Vo Mnalc. "What la the greatest fib that ever Impressed itself on your experience, BnapperT" "Well, by all odds, the worst one I ever heard was thnt your quartet per petrated last night when they came round to the house and snug, 'There's Music In the Air.' " The Valne ol Srlenre. Science Is a Urst rate piece of furni ture for a load's upper chamber If he has common sense on the ground floor, but If a man hasn't plenty of good common senfe the more science he has the worse for the patient. Oliver Wen dell Holmes. Trrlk. Bobby My gran'ma's so old she ain't rot a tooth in her head. Tommy Ain't he? Well, Diebby they're In l.er bureau drawer, like my Aunt TIIHr'a la sometimes. Philadel phia Bulletin. Filibj Temples in India. Hacred oows nftsn defile Indian tem ples, but wnrne yt ). a t)1y that's polluted ty oonelipaunn. Don't per mit It. Cleanse your ey.Om with Lit King's New Life Pills and avoid un told rolwry. They sire lively liver., active bnwele, tfood d'ffwtlnn. flne at petite. Only SSflll W L DtLsuo's drug store. i tea -a -. - - a. a 3ar,tl, y IK a!T3 lit )""1 dWJI if aate re Tnas Ym avnit TvsaiakUf, There Is but one way of niaWIug tea. for Vntest the wstfr bolllnn be To pour on tv&ttr spoils the tea. The teapot Itself should be heattV vti:y h"t iK-iVre tUo tea la p!aeM In li and the boiling water poured on. 1' hhould be St-tiMiug hot water, or tlit leaves will that to the top. No less authority than Tung To. thi OhiuetM ptw.'t. Is toileted for a recipe fot traniukiin;. He nays: "Wlienever ten Is to Ue imiHed, take water frum a run ning stream and boil It over a livelj tire. It U an old custom to use runnlnji water, Innled tver a lively tire. That from springs in the hitU is said to ht best aud river water the next, whllf well water Is the worst. A lively tire is a clear, bright charcoal tire. Vher making an infusion, do not boll the wa ter too hastily. At tlrst It begins tt opaikic like crabs eyes, then somewhat like tish's eyes and lastly it bolls i like pearls Innumerable springing and waving about T his Is the way to boll water." A teaspoonfnl of tea for two cups, with one for the pot. Is the rule. Satnt'e rondrr Herlpe. In Germany and Italy great honor is paid to St. liarhara. but until now no one has been able to discover tho exact reason. A German officer says that she is honored because the Invention of pow der Is In a large measure due to her. Iterthold Scbwarz. a monk, he ex plains, opened the "Lives of tho Saints" on St. llarbarn's day and read the story of her martyrdom, after which he reasoned as follows: 'The heart of the Virgin was white as suit, the soul of her tormentor was black as coal, and It was sulphur from heaven which punished hliu for his cruelty. I will mix ttiese three things, and It will be a wonder If I do not dis cover the philosopher's stone." lie did mix them, and as soon as he put the mixture In a tire n tremendous explosion followed. Such, according to German soldiers, was the origin of gunpowder. The Weddina- r.lft. It Is a golden rule to send a wedding gift In good time, the first to arrive be ing much more appreciated than thnt which Is one of the many pouring in from all quarters during the last week. By adhering to tills rule one will be saved the nunoynnco of hearing that the saltcellars are charming the third set already received. A month before tho wedding day Is not too early to send the present, which should be accompanied by n visiting card. The package should bo addressed to the bride, If one Is Intimate with the hnppy couple, nnd to the bride's house, addressed to the bridegroom, If It la ho with whom one Is best acquainted. The Dtnjrnoals. There are things that only a doctor can successfully accomplish, and there are other things which tho phy sician mny safety rclegato to a compe tent assistant. "I understand tho doctor has Just been to see your husband, Mrs. Mc Carthy," said Mr. McCarthy's employ er. "Has he made n diagnosis'" For a moment Mrs. McCarthy was submerged In a seu of doubt, but Shu rose triumphant. "No, sorr." she said confidently, "ho left It to me, him saying I was well nblo to do It, son. It's to bo mado wld Unseed on a shtout muslin, sorr." Saaaeltr. "Why, yes, I have seen a good deal of Tom liflblnson recently. Fact Is, he's one of tho most entertaining men 1 ever met. Really, I didn't know there was so much lu hltn. He's positively brilliant when you get lilm talking. Most delightful compunlou and so hos pitable and" "I sec. Which of Robinson's sisters la It the little one with tho black hair or the tall blond one?" "It's the littlo one with the black hair." A Klas and a Snap. In 1837 Mr. Thomna Snvcrlnnd brought nn action agnlnst Mlsa Caro line Newton, who bad bitten a piece out of his nose for his having tried to kiss her Jjy way of a Joke. Tho defendant was acquitted, and the Judge laid down that "when a man kisses a woman against her will ahe Is fully entitled to bite his nose If she so pleuses." "Tho Kiss and Its History." Lap.ns Lingua. "You understand, of course, that my daughter has been reared in the lap of luxury V" "Why, she told me last night that mine was the first cr, that Is, 1 hope, sir, that I may be ablo to make aucb provision as to keep her from pining for the lup you mention." Chicago Herald. The Sam Old Climate. "Is not your climate rather changea ble?" asked the tourist. "No, It Isn't." answered the old actr tier who always contradicts. "If It was, don't you auptioso we'd have changed It for something, else years ago?" Washington Star. A Modeat Thesplaa. Briggs That fool Steplilgh considers himself the greatest actor on earth. Benson Is that so? He's getting strangely modest. Ho used to consider himself the greatest actor that ever llved.-Tlt-Ilits. Never tell a man that be has made fool of hlmnelf. If he knows It. he will get angry nnd he will get anry also If he dueso't know It P.e natural. A oor diamond Is bet ti r than a good luiltatluu.- Boston Her aid. M. A. W0LF0RD, Architect Plans and apeclfloatlnns drawn at reexnialile rt. All orders lift at N T Wilson's iirooiTV .tore, Kuirnne, will n-n'lve pioinul attention. Phone Ked 4o-l. u 111 4 Oar.U. ' I CLASSIFIED G0LUM8. Notice und t this hea t not to exotod flt tut, 60 oonto per week; SI 60 a tuootnj $12 per year. Help Wanted. W A..NTED. tSeverai persona tt char acter Hint ifixxt reputation lu each late (miis in this county required) to l"..wi i ai d advertise old eslablleh td tviuhy bueiuevs bouse o, si, lid tiuinoisl stsnding. rialary flSOU weekly with vxpmaes ndltn.'ird, all wyatt' in ravtii eawi ..;iemy direct uum head uih . Jtorre and carriage furnished, when tnwtwary. References, Kudos self-addr.-d envelope. Manager, SOS CaxUin Building. Chicago. For Sale. tOW (Oil SALfc.-Uoou milk oow for sale. Inquire at H Vailsou at. tO-H SALE. Uood tiorse S years eld will work single it tlouidn price $50. Enquire of C 8 Kartow A C-. t'OH HALE. One of utB cuoicrai resldeiioes In Eugeiieon Willamette street, tall ou T N rVgar, Hotel Eugene, for further paitloulars, EOH HALE. Town lots for si, la at ltlue liivtl City. Hiwuulu in a few huudred yarns o( town site, npply to BC fctpaik?, Blue Kivtr t'lly, Or. SHEEP KOR HALE. ISO head of olioice Cou-wokl sin op fur tale. Call at No 44 Went Hevnlh street or ad dress Lock llox 762, Eugenr. KOlt HALE -A giHHl gia n, Imy and stock farm of 216 aurea for s .le, j tulle from alnre, nostoflloe, sobotil aud church, 4 niilos irom rail road station, Kood buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 120 aurea plowe I und part sown to wheat, ou reasonublu lorni,, A snap for the purchaser. Can tie reached from Uosheu bytlHge, Call on ii n monatuBon riomsiitijiil or C A Parker, iSi Jell, rsou street, Eu gene, Oregon. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber from our mill ou Coant Fork river. Uood pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Orove, Oregon. bOH TKADE.-Huuie valuable prop, erty lu California to trade for Eugene city property, c 8 Farrow A Co. Notice. Noiloo Is hereby given that In pun discing lumber fur tho construction or repair ol oounty bridges and culvert u order uiunt be obtained from the County Court or a member of the court tiefore contracting for the lumber, pro vided, However, mat supervisors inav. when In their Judgement Immediate action Is required to make uubllo high waya Bare, oilier email amounts or lum ber, not to exoeed 6u0 leet. to reoalr bridges or culverts without walling to obtaiu an order from the oolirl or from any member thereof. By older of the court. May 14, 1002. E U I.mt, County Clerk, Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had oouauuip- Hon." writes Mrs A M Hhlelds, of Chambersburg, Pa, "I was so low after six months of severe slukuesa caused by hay fever and asthma that few thought I ooulil get well, but 1 learned of the marvelous merit of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, used It and was oomnlelely . cured." For desperate throat aud lung dlsoa.es It Is the sarest cure In the world ana is in fallible for coughs, oolds and bronohlal Heotlnns. Uuaranleed oi tiles duo ana 1. Trial bottles free at W L DeLaniVs. Teachers Institute. The annual oounty teeobtra Institute will be held In Eugene June 25, 26, 27 and 28, 1902. All teachers are requested by law to attend at least 18 hours. Boards of directors are required to al low teachers at least three days to at tend oounty Institutes. Programs will be sent teachers later. W M Miller. Oounty HupL Newly Furnished Lodging House New beds In newly painted and nattered rooms at the Courthouse Lodirine: rtnuse. uuiy nuv oiooa from the main business street, and but a little more than two blocks from the DosUifnoe. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners away from hall, splendid fur day sleeping Windows of these rooms under pro ecting ror f, cutting oir muoti of the llgi.i. Come ana see tne rooms ano I will guarantee that yon will lie satis- fled. KO mowb BEST FOR THE BOWELS If ro hi'in l ft frilr, ttMtiih '..mjril of the Y'Z. I II. j-.-fPr.ri th Iif4l,..,t via l-.r .ti-l el. I. lo CANDY CATHARTIO EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY nt. fall VuKmtiX. Tilt O'Hisl. I'" Hr p.nr". tut it StVlHliU. l. 1 I'uoatlal f .. ... ic V. dil.rl IV i tlKailM rrT mar-T, rHir.txt tw nw TOBI KEEP YCUR BLOOD CLEAN City Propery for Sale Bssnaicia' Addition to Ecoknk To those desiring to purohane city leu, I burs laij out as addition on the south siiie of the oils aud north of College Hill Park. I have I JO lota in this addition, and am telling tlicul very low so as lo enable every one to have a home of their own. The prtoe of these lots is Irom $60 up. Ixua Bts-w.st Aniimua to Eroisr I have aouie very dealrrable lota In till adilitun, in the very heart of the oily aud witliiu a few hlooka of Willamette street, WuiTtassa's Asuitiom to Ecoiss I have a lew lota lu this addition within two blocks of the Pirat National Bank. OoLLtai Una. l'aax 1 have 100 Iota In this addition. The ptiea now la foO ea.-u. v will advance the pries soon. We expect College Hill Park to beeome tho most desirable rv.i- deuoe pioperty In or near the oity. HiNusicu' AnurnoN to Couatos ti ixi, Paaa We have 70 lots for sale oheap in thta addition; alao 40 or 50 acre of very choioe fruit land. I have ou this place 1300 joung prone trees, atwut 4lH) Bart lett pear tri es, and '200 black walnut tree., alio anulea. plnmaand amall fiuiu. This place has a geod farm house, ham and out-housea, sod ie s most beantilul suburban piece of prop. erty. It is kuowu as the Loonat Hill (arm, and there is do plaoe in tho state more beautifully and pleasantly tltnatrd. I am not in real SMtatubiieiueaeHa bu-,i- neaa we sell our own lauda ouiy. 1 employ no agenta. Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will Sod me at the first National Bank. 1 will be pleaaed to ahow property and give piloea. I rnltjht ex change sums of this property for good timber land. Corns and see me. amiiTioNAL BtHoaiaa. I have the following farm property for aale: tub ookiion ranch. A farm of !H7 aorea eleveu utiles weal of Etigeue. Thia prortr liaa a hotue au 1 tiaru and alHiut 'JO acres la cultivation with a amall orohard in bearing, and two good springe ot living water, la timbered with a nice second growth of fir and oak timber and la adapted to (arming and ktockralihig. It la a snap at V ner aore. WILSON rUAUB. I own the Wilaou farm of 144 acres two milea weal of Klmlra. It has a log house atd barn and la covered with tlmlwr. We oiler thia plaoe at (400 for the tract. A bar gain. ORANOBll RANCH. I am offering thia ranch of 100 scree fur SoOO, Thi. plaoe ha. a honae aud baru and about lOaerea In cultivation. It la 18 nillea aouthweetof Eiuteue and will make a Sne home foreome one wi.hlng to go into the atock builneaa. ACRKA0B TaAOTS. I have three teu-aore tract. W'tlilu one mite ot the uourt houao. Theae plaooe are partly planted In young growing fruit treea and are very deairahle for one who want, to live In the country and yet eujoy the lieaorlta of city life. Junt outalile the city limlta. Pries on theae lantla, $100 an aero. T. G. HtNiiaiuss. ' Eugene, May 16, Pore Home Made Brant 3 . For liver, kidney or stomaoU tiou- bles, oolds, lagrltqie orbillotiHiieHs there Is nothing better than Frauds' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with piune, apple or iiear brandy at 7o cents per quart, or (iW Mir gallon. Orders by stage or express will tie ao ouruly boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. 1 M fltANIIIH. Fifth and Blair streets, Kugeim, Or SOUTH AND EAS'I VIA Southern Pacific Ci SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Eugene fur Portland, and way autlune at l;ua mi IK2iiu. lr Portland Iv Kuireue ri0 a m im p m Vi M a u bi)t p m 7:46 p m 8:80 u D 1:15 a a Ar Aaliland Ar Hecremento Ar Ban Franoiaoo mm a at I3li 8:19 a o Ar Ogtlea Ar Denver 6:46 an 1I4I.S VilO a m KM a a Ar Kanaaa City 7i6 a m IflJi a 7:46 a in SJKJ a Ar Chicago Iyte Angelea Kl Paao Fort Worth City of M.iioo HouaUiD New Orleams Waahlngton New York 140 p m 6MI p m JH a ra V Jii a m 4:00 a m 6:'i9 p m 6:4'1 a m 12:43 p m 7 .00 a ViOO p 6M a 9M a m ivO a a 6(U p 6:42 a 12:43 p Pullman and Tourist cars no both tralna, ('hair oar. Hacra mento to Ogiieo and Kl Pans and euriat car. to Cliiuatt. Ht lyiuia, New Orleans anil Weanintrton. ConnecUox at Han Krau olaeo with aeveral ateauialiip lines for lltmolulu, Japan. China, Phlllipinea, ,'utral and Huuth Ainertoe. See Mr I. O Adair, ageut at Eugene or addree W. E. COMAN UFA Portland Or Gap Closed Th opvjTitior. of throngh Uaina ba twMD Hao VraiiHaco antl Iy An la Hurf tuit. HauU lwtjv, will betfln od Sunday, (March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thro or o Tralui Dal If. Th OffMl I. in IJiiiiltxl cavibi ftub Ivrujinal caity In h Di'miii( Xui) l-f-l tri'h clriant cafe ainl rl if can, will iiiaka Ujlirtit rm tl.rutih tli ni'att plvturxtit", varti-il aiid eotw ialottiffi MrjOM on trw wttitliiM.t. luulftjof ftKetiU of Ui iouthern acific. TICKETS TO AND FROM, ALL PC I NTS EAST VIA mm SHORTLINE Ti) St. Piul, Ou'u'ih, Hirneapoiis, Chicago AND POINTS VAST Thronsh Palaiv and Tou lat Sleeieri Dining ami BuHot Smekiua Library C daily trains; fast time. For ltatoa. Folder, aud Full luformetioa ret:erdlnii thkeU, route, etc, call on or addreaa J. W. Pit AI.ON, trill. DICKSON, ot a 122 THIRD SHEET, PORTLAND A. B. V. DKNNIST'tV, tl. W. P. A. 612 Flmt Avenue, KHATTLE, Wasu, Oregon Shotline and Union Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. N. Gives the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE vo ONE THE GREAT NORlhtRH Rf. TO Snokane Mlnneapol a St- Paul and .Chicago. Salt Lake, Denvor, Omaha, Chicago and , Kanaaa City. Ouean Hloamera leave Portland every . 6 Day a fot SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portlniid dally for oil Wll lametteaud ColumtlaHiver Points. Mouthly rlteaiuers to China and Japan For lull Information call ou or a .iresa nearest O. It. r N. Ticket Agent .uutrw, A. L. CRAIO. fieiiM Passenger Agent, Portlann'ii Yonr attention Is called to the "PIONEER 1M1TED" train, ot the "CHIC A CO. MIL WAUKEE A 8T PAUL HAII.liOAD. "I he only fterfect train, in the world." Too will Und It deeirable to rid. on thia Traine when going to any point In tb r.iwtern Dtatea or t anala, 1 hey onnnee with all Tranaoootiu.ntal Train, and all licV.t Ageota sell tick.ta. For further Information, pamphleta, etc. salt any Ticket Agent ot C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. V . CAREY i rttv Paaa Aaent, Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Ting OABO No 2 for Yequina Train leave. Albany 120 P M L.aM orellie 1:M) PM Arrives Yviuuuk 6:44 P M No. 1 Ketarnlng Iavea Yeiutnn 74X) A M Leave. Corvallla 11:30 AM Arrives Albany 12:16 PM So I for Detroit Imvsb Albany 7:00 A M Arrivea Detroit 12:14 P IS Mo. 'mm Iletrolt liavw IMroit i. I3r48 P M 1...... Atltanv 60 PM Train. I anil 4 arrive In Albany In time to eoat ret with the H l'.uth tiotinH train, as well a Ktvl.'g two or hree huar. In Alhiuiy b.for lecartureol rl P North Itouatl train for Port land. Train No 2 enn-ct. with the S P west aid rain at t'ervaltta Crwalng for Inde prnileoce YlcMionvtll. aati ail poiuta north to Portland " EDWIN 8TONI, ' Manager ' J T TL I'.NKR Trav Paaa Agt.