Daily Eugene guard., June 16, 1902, Image 3

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iniu to tit i t n i- j oil 1 11 irilH.
AH Coiintt-rtVits, Imitation and "Just-n.s.gmid" nre but
Cxieriiii'i.,- tiiitt trillo with anil eiuhin-i r Iho health of
luliuute) and Children ExpcrtV ate Hsiii".-t Kxpcriiueut,
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotio
aubstiin.o. Its aire is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Keverislmcss. It cure9 Diarrhwa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Const iputluu
and Flatulency. It assimilate the Food, regulates the
Stomach and liowels, giving henltliy and natural sleep.
The Children's I'uuacea-Tue Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
CEJlTRAIi
WflTKIJiS & JIIHEH
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public pat
ronage solicited. To the Farm
era we will pay the highest
murkei price for fat cattle, hogs
and sli' pp. Blinp ou Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon,
Orders promptly delivered
: Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply ol
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having a large and
complete stock of
Staple and Kancy
OmourieB, bought in
the best mirkettt, I
can offer the p iblio
better CASH l'rioei
thau any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUBEHE FLOREHCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietoi
Stage leayee Kugene (or Flomnu
Dally except riuuday at 6 a m
Returning stage leaves Floreui
brJLigeHe dally except Bundays al
fm
Saturdays at 8 am.
Arrives in Eugene at 8 p m the daj
following.
UlMLIFARg J
aOUND TRIP
Tlflk.te f. ..I .t a. Bane.' livery lUbtt-
toteueor at Uur.l A Davenport'. oino
Neiwaoe.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
OSesaad RmI 'enceFeirmoont, Oregon.
n.onvert.l from sinale to doable entry.
"traction, given in double entry.
Hutment of intricate and invclved acooun
tmiioquirL and order. aUrewed as abov.
wui nave prompt hkluv-
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol New York
' WI UfiM ef lift, Endowment and Cold Bond
Polktts and Annuitisi. Ou.rsnteed vslui
tad ratl lurniincd by
I W. A. Vv'ANN, Eugene, Or.
b ( ..Hotel Eugene..
TN St 3 AR- Proprietor.
buictly nrft-eles.
New siaaagament
to pec day.
liil'U IlitS UCl'li
n ...
Dome the sl-rnntnre of
Drn niado mirier his per-
Signature of
BUS1NKSS CAKDS
ATTOKN KYS-AT-LAW.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTOUNEY-AT-1.AW
Collections a specialty.
Jthce Over Lane County Bank,
J" BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW
Ottue Over First National Bank.
EdOIXI, ORjiQOM,
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block south of Chriiman B 1
Kuoenb, Ouxooa.
E
71 K 8KIFWOKTU.
4.TTOHNK Y- AT- L A W
W1U practice in all the Court's.
EuoenbOeioon.
HXLHUB W THOMPSON CHaVS A EUJ1D1
fJIHOMPSON A HARDY,
I ATTOKNKYS AT-LAW.
Office In Ftrat National Bank Building.
Practice in all tbe court.
EuoKMi Obkoob.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At-
-Law.
Otfice Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
G
0, B DORRIB,
ATTORNEY COUNSELOK-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collection, and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3.
John M. Edmunson Leon R. EUm nnaob
EDMUNSON & EDMUN30N.
ttornejB-AtLaw.
Practice ic all the conrta. Collections a speci
alty. jarOtbce Over Loan & tiavinKi Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUI.S F- BEAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room
S. especial attention given to lanu anu nuiuag
mattera.
Eugene, Oregin.
MEDICAL.
)AINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
OtEces In Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and mirgicai dis
ma. of women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELKK
batches and Clocks Repaired.
Kioi-il. Obioo
I)
R G BIDDLE,
DENTIST
t-F.ne in Olive itret, between' Fiftih .nd
Aith bl oi aiinnaaia
hitei
li
KKLEKT LEIUil
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
F.LOijcs - - Okioos
P,et en-iif!! A-y UUraUry in the Slate.
r nipt and reliat.le return- rriarenleeri.
i f.(ty P"'""1 odevmitot the murt suitabls
rplE PACIFIC JUTUAL LIFE.
1 .a4
LIFE ANI At-CIIiEM POLICIES.
Ltr J. Caao. ties. Aft.,
ieca Av
tata.a la th. Pana atrteie.
It U not the Londoner only who
grumbles. at the lack of beauty in the
statues adorning the streets and
squares of bis city. The Frenchman
mutt's a point of grumbling quite as
loudly at the "aluio&t unanimous" ug
liness of the modern statues 'Incum
bering" Paris. These statues, says the
outspoken Journal des IVbats, are not
so much erected in honor of one dead
man as for the glorification of several
livins ones, who form the 'commis
sion" for tbe erection of a statue and
receive decorations for their endeav
ors. A famous French sculptor is quoted
in this connection who had sent in his
design for a statue of Pasteur. He
had suEpested the geuius of the great
scientist by symbols, but the commis
sion would have none of them. "Your
work." they said, "is tine, but it Is In
complete. What about the diseases of
silkworms, the manufacture of vinegar
and of beer and vin, about cholera In
fowls?"
And nothing the artist could say as
to tbe Impossibility of reproducing
sick silkworms and cholera ridden
roosters on a monument could move
the commission. Under such condi
tions it Is small wonder Tarts statues
are no better thau they should be.
A Kins: and m Miller.
Every reigning member of the Tloh
enzollern dynasty has been noted for
bis sense of fair play in dealing with
his subjects.
It is said thnt the Emperor Frederick
the Great was greatly annoyed by the
presence of a flour mill that stood
close by one of bis palaces in Berlin.
The miller refused to Bell his mill
and insisted that he should retain pos
session of It as long as be lived. The
emperor stormed nt him without avail
and finally threntened to drive the
miller out by force and confiscate his
property.
The dauntless miller replied to his
threat by saying, "There aro still
Judges in Berlin, your majesty."
This reply, which has since becoraa
famous throughout Germany, impress
ed the cinperor so favorably that he
withdrew both his threat and his re
quest, and the flour mill Is standing to
this day.
Expected a Flsrtat.
A Flfeshirc farmer gave his herd lad
tile, Jamie, a half wit, a ticket to admit
him to n sncred recital in a neighbor
ing town, to be given by local talent,
and told the lad to be sure to enjoy
himself.
The fnrmer was great'y surprised to
find his servant In the kiiohcn long bo
fore the conclusion of the performance,
and upon asking him why he had re
turned from the recltnl Jamie replied:
"Weel, maister. ne man yonder began
to sing, Tm the King of Glory,' then
anlther said he 'was the King of Glory,'
and when I snw three ithcrs standln
up an' snjin' they were 'the Kings of
Glory' I kent there was to be a fecht,
so I cam in' nil' left them to finish
it anion' themsel's." Duudee Adver
tiser. Conn-Tea. Water..
United States senators are supplied
with bottled mineral waters at govern
ment expense. Nearly every commit
tee room has something like a bar at
tachment It 1b usunlly in one corner,
behind a screen and next to the wash
bowl. The bottles of tlzz water are sup
plied by colored messengers, who bring
them in buckets of ice, like champagne.
The excuse for the expense is the poor
quality of the Potomac water. After a
rain it is durk brown In color and im
pregnated with sell.
The Editor Tarna.
The youthful author pocketed hU re
jected verses, but be could not swallow
the editor's criticism.
"Sir." snid he. not without dignity, "a
poet Is born, not made."
"Young man," returned the editor
blandly, "It won't help your case to try
to shift the blame on to your parents."
As James Itussell Lowell said,
"There's a deal o' solid kicking In tbe
meekest looking mule."
No Ta.te for Mathematics.
"now many times did you vote in
the recent election?"
The prisoner was silent
"Answer the question! How many
times did you vote?"
"Marse Tom," pleaded the prisoner,
addressing the Judge, "ain't you know
me long enough ter know dnt I dun't
know nuttln' "tall 'bout 'rithmetica'"
Atlanta Constitution.
Bow Japanese Sleep.
The Japanese never sleep with the
head to the north. This la because the
dead In Japan are always buried with
tbe bead in that position, in the sleep
ing rooms of many of the private
houses and of hotels a diagram of the
points of the compass Is posted upon
the celling for tbe convenience of
guests.
Dtaeovered.
Uncle William was visiting his mir-
ried niece in the city. At luncheon one
of tbe courses consisted of chicken cro-
nuettcs. the contents of which were
doubly disguised in "green things."
Uncle William dug Into one and took
a mouthful. Ills comment was: "Gosh!
llasbl"
Too Optlml.tle.
Everything Into which he put money
seems to have turned out wrong. 1
wonder what the trouble was?"
lie has perii ntly Insisted on mak
ing a molehill out of a mountain In con
sidering obstacles." Chicago Post.
It. Content..
Ida-I really believe that yon know
the contents of this love letter.
May (impatiently) Ob, nonsense,
Ida There! I'ldn't I say you knew
what It contained' Chicago News.
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Kveryfoody said I had consump
tion," writes Mrs A M Mhlelds, of
(.'harubersburg, Pa, "I was so low after
six mouths of severe slcknew. oau-wl
by hay fever and a-thine that few
thought I cnuld gel well, hut I learned
nf tbe marvelou merit of Iir King's
New LMeoneery for consumption, u-ed
It and was onnjileLly cured." For
d4-rete thr'l and lung riiaa-e it is
th .afeet cure In tbe world and I. In
fallible for cHifhs, enld. and bronchial
. fiction. (Guaranteed b ttlea V(c and
(1. Trial bottle tree at W L 1Lbo's.
Tare First Tlt.ur,
The first playhouse to be built In Eng
land was the Theater. It was erected
In the year 1570, and Its builder was
Jaiuea Burbage, father of the famous
actor Richard Ilurbage and himself
an actor of some repute. Access to the
Theater seems In old times to have been
over Finabury fields. The Curtaiu,
which, curiously, is named from the re
gion or old manor on which the play
house was erected and not from the
familiar dmpery of the stage, was sit
uated south of Holywell lane, in Moora
flcld (modern Gloucester street', and is
first mentioned in the following year.
lu7. StmkcsiH'are's "Romeo and Ju
liet" was among the many plays first
acted there. The Theater was moved
away to tbe Itankside. and the old ma
terials were employed in building the
Globe, ShnkesiHHire's chief theater. In
IMS. The Curtain continued to be used
a playhouse far Into tlio reign of
King James. No plcturo of cither of
these original theaters has been hand
ed down, and owing to ihelr position
without the walls none of the old maps
represents their preciso location. Lip
plucotf a.
Poor Old Lady Beacon. field.
There la uotlilm: In his life, says Lord
Ronald, that redounds more to Lord
ltcaconsQcld'8 credit thau tho manner
In which he trented his wife. She
could never have been but a somewhat
commonplace tiiough good hearted wo
man. As she grew old she becamo a
wreck of humanity, but the poor, fad
ed, painted old lady was ever treated
by her husband with a deference and
regard truly touching. It was patnful
to see how, lu what we are pleased to
call the highest society, poor old Lady
lleacoustield was made a butt and a
laughing stock. Knowing how sensi
tive Lord iteaconslleld was to anything
npproachlng ridicule, I felt how bitter
ly he must have suffered when in a
crowded hall or drawing room his hosts
would what they called "druw out old
Lady Hcaconstlcld" nnd laugh nt her
to her face, showing no reticence, re
gard or decent feeling for the poor hus
band, who. Imperturbable ns ho ever
appeared, was probably Buffering acute
ly at tho conduct of his HI bred hosts.
A Ttilrr, but No liar.
Magistrate (to new policeman) Pld
you notice no suspicious ennracier
about the neighborhood?
New Policeman Shure, yer honur, I
saw but one man, an' I asked him
what he was doln' there at that tinio
night. Sez he. "I have no business
hero Just now, but I expect to open a
Jewelry sthore In tho vicinity later
on." At that I sez, "I wish you sue
ccsb. sor."
Magistrate (disgusted) Yes, nnd ho
did open a Jewelry store In tho vicin
ity later on and Btolo seventeen
watches.
New Policeman (after a pause) Bo
gorrn, yer honor, tho man may havo
been a thafe, but ho was no liar. Lou
don Answers.
le We. nattier "Close."
An English clergyman of tho eight
eenth century, the Rev. Mr. Jones of
Illewbury, with a nest egg of 200 and
a stipend amounting to .r0 per annum,
left at death the sum of 10.000. Ho
had been rector of his parish for forty
years, and during all that time only
ono person had been known to sit at
his festal table. No tiro wub ever light
ed in his bouse, nor was a servant kept
in winter be would visit his parishion
ers to keep himself from perishing of
cold rather than light a tiro at the rec
tory. Cassell's Journal,
The Gift of Ton.ne.
Tom (Inspecting theater hill of "Pa
olo and Franceses") I say, 'Arry, olo
man, 'ow d'yer pcrnounco these 'ere
nlmes?
'Arry (with all the modest condescen
slon of a superior person) Well, I'm
free to admit I ain't much of a French
schollard, but I should say It were per-
nounced "Polo and Frank Chester." Of
course. It's a kind o' snortin' piece.
Tom (ssttelled) Ah, I see. London
Punch.
Too Great . Saerlfloe.
Impassioned Lover Tell me, my an
gel, what to do to provo my love. Oh,
thnt I might, like some knight of old.
battle for you, suffer for you, dlo for
you!
Sweet Girl I wish you would give up
smoking.
Impassioned Lover Oh, come, now;
that's asking too much! Chicago Trib
une.
Ifame. Ia Irelaad.
A contributor to The Pilot finds that
In every thousand of the population In
Ireland 13.8 bear the name Murphy,
11.8 the name of Kelly and 0.2 the
name of Sullivan. These three names
lead all others by a long gap. Tbe
somewhat popular notion that tbe Mc'a
and the O's stand at the bead of the
list of Irish surnames is thus disposed
of.
Sllene la Goldea.
"What do you think we had better
do about this man who keeps saying
things agalnBt you?"
"Let him slone," answered the prac
tical politician. "When the people get
tired of hearing him, they'll say that
bo's a bore and that I'm probably a
much misrepresented man." Washing
ton Star.
Chlmer I'm surprised that you should
speak so unkindly of Miss Gusch. She
speaks well of you. She was telling me
that you losned her a book of your
verses, snd she thought them lovely.
Rimer Yes; so she told me, but when
he returned the book the pages were
still uncut Catholic Ktandard.
Speaking of "crocodile tears," did yon
ver see a whale blubber? Kansas
City Independent
Teachers Institute.
The annual onunty teachers Institute
will be held In Kugene June ', 24,
and 28, 1W2. All teacher, are rrquatted
by law to attend at leaet 14 hou
Roar (is of directors are required to i
low teachers at leal three days to at
teud county Institutes.
Programs will Ik sent teachers
later.
W M Ml LUSH.
County HupL
CLASSIFIED GULUMI.
Notices nnilsr tht. . tn -4 A
tnoa, U oents per week: II &0 a month tlx
par year.
For Sale.
OW FOK OALE.-Uuod lin.k cow
fur .ale. Inquire at 149 Vadison st.
OK CALK. A donen bl.ioded Bel-
gtan belrs. Call ou or address W A
Wann, 104 West Fifth street.
"OK HALF.. Otie of ti e eh'ciai
reeideLcce io Kugene ou Wi.i.iuette
street. Call oa TN Begar, Hotel
Kugene, for fuither particulate.
FOK BALE. Town lota for sale at
Blue RlverClty. Sawmills in a few
hundred yards of town file, ripp'y
to SC Upark., Blue Hlvrr City, Or.
FOK BALK - A good srtaiii. liav and
stock farm of 216 acres fur sale, J
mile from store, noetuflUw, school
and church, 4 uulva from rail
road station, good buildings, well
watered, level ami g.nxl location,
120 acres plowed atid part sown
to wheat, on reasonable tniius. A
snap for the purchaser. Can be
reached from lloslieu tiyrtge. Call
on C 8 KiohatdB.Hi Plinssnt a 111 or
C A Parker, 4S2 JiBerson i-tieet, Ku
gene, Oregon,
Help Wanted.
ANTKD. Scveial iwr-inis nf char
acter nnd g.xui letuimion in inch
tate. (one hi lb., county requited) U
lepreeentsnd advertise ohl winuMeli
eil wealthy lui-luts.- hoj ,,. , .iirl
Hiinucisl standing. Salary fltt.di
weekly with exeuse Hditiniinl, al
payable ill esi each Wcilneada
direct from tit-id clllucs Hone u
carriage fnml-lied, iu inocnri.r
Kcfereucea, Kncloee n If- addn .-w
envelope. iMiumiicr, Sub Caxioi
Building, Olitiutm.
Miscellaneous.
TKAMrt WAN i'KO.-T.i haul luu.hei
from our mill on Const K irk river
Uood pay, steady wink. Co:ist Fork
Loin n, Cottage Onive, Oreirne,
City Property for Sale
HssDBicts' Addition to Ecocks
To those desiring to Durrhaae citv lots. 1
have laid out an adihtiou ou tbe south aid.
f tbe oily aud uorlh ol College 11 1 11 Park
nave izu lots in tnis addition, and am
selling them very low so as lo enable ever)
one to have a home of their own. The prioe
of these lots is Ironi fiO up
Euae Stkwabt Additiom to Euokiik
1 have some very desirrab'.e lots in thi.
addition. In the very heart of Ihe oily aud
within a lew blocks of Willamette street
WHrrcixca's Addition to Eduins
I have a lew lots id this addition within
two blooks of tbe First National liauk,
Oollioi Hill Putx
I have 100 Inta In this addition. The
prioe now is $fiU each, W will advance
ne price soon. We exneot Co lege 11 .11
Park to beourue the most desirable resi
dence pioperty in or near the oity.
Hkndbioks' AnDmoH to Collkus
Hill Pass.
We have 7( lots for sale ohean in this
sddition; also 40 or 60 aorea of very choice
fruit land. 1 have on tbi. plaoe I30U young
prnDe trees, shoot 4o0 liartlett pear trees.
and 2u0 black walnnt trtes, also apples,
piums ana email units, lnis Place Las a
good (arm house, barn and out-hoases, and
la a most beantltul suburban piece of prop.
erly. It is known ss tbs Looust Hill (arm,
and there is no plaoe in ihs state more
beanlilully and pleasantly situated.
1 am uot In real estate business ss a busi
nesswe sell our own lands only. 1 employ
no agents Any one desiring to Dtirohese
any ol this property will find me at the
rirat national Uank. 1 will be o eased to
show property and give prices. I miqht ex
change some of this property for good
timber land. Come anu see mo.
ADDITIONAL DABOAISS.
I havs the following farm property for sale:
TUB QOItDOM KAHCa.
A farm of 227 acres eleven miles west 'of
Eugeue. 1 his protmrty haa a houwi and barn
and about 20 acres In uultivalion with a small
orchard In bearing, and two giiod springs ol
living water. Is timbered with a nioe Beoond
growth ol tir and oa timber and la adapted to
farming and stockralaing. It is a snap at 10
tier acre.
WILSON FLACB.
I own the Wilson farm of 144 acres two
miles west of Elinlra. It has a log house aad
barn and Is oovnrd with timber. We olfsr
this plaoe at H00 for the tract A bar
gain. ORAJIOSB RANCH.
I am offering this ranch of 150 acres for
$.ri00. This place has a house and bam and
about 10 acre. In cultivation. It Is lit mil.
southwest of Eugeue and will make a fine
home lor someone wishing to go Into lbs
stock buslnssa.
ACBtAUS TRACTS.
I havs three ten-acre tract, wttbln on.
mile of the court house. These piaosa are
partly planted in young growing fruit trees
and are very dralr.bl. for on. who wants to II vs
In the country and yet enjoy the beaehta of
city life. Just outside the city limits, l'rloe
on these lands, I10U an acre.
T, U. llSMDIICRS.
Eugene, May 16.
Pare Home Made Brandj.
For liver, kidney or stomach tioo
blea, oolds, lagrlppe or biliousness then
is nothing U tter than Franoia1 nun
brandies. All orders promptly filled
wiui piune, eppie or is-ar brandy
76 oenla r quart, or $2.60 per gallon
urn ere ny stage or express will be se
curely ImixmI. Made and sold to oon
uuiers only.
I M KRAI CM,
Fl'th and Hl.tr etieeu, Kugene, O
Filthy Temples in India.
Baored cows ufu-n defile Indian lem
pies, but worse yet la a body that'
polluted by constipation. Don't pei
nilt It. Cleanse your system with lii
King's New Life Pills and avoid oi
told misery. They give lively liver
active bowels, gooi digestion, fine a
petite, only itoil w h DeLano'.
elms' store.
CASTORIA
For Infants nnd Children,
it ihi Yoa Wm Always Bougt-
tie
HO! FO NEWPORT.
Oregon's
Favorite
sort.
Seaside Re-
Recognliiug tbe advantage ol New
liort as a miner resort over other sea
Ids reaorta lu the northwest, and to
make it possible for all who desire to
Uo -o to i-p-nd their vacatlou by the
oc an v.av, the Southern PnoIIIc
Company In connection with the Cor
vallia aud Eastern Katiroad, will place
on sale, effective June 15th, round-trip
ilcketa from a 1 points In Oregon en
the Southern Pacific, to Newport, good
for return until October lOib, al speci
ally reduced rates.
For full luioruiation tlaaae Inquire
of your local agent.
W F Cohan,
Uenoral Passenger Agent.
Happy Time In Old Town.
"We felt very happy," writes II N
Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Muck,
leu's Arnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter of a bad ease of scald head."
Itdelluhts all who useit foroui.,oorn ,
Hums, Bruises, llnlN, ulcers, eruption
Infallible for piles. Only Sfie al W
L DeLano's drug aloie.
Reduced to FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
SOUTH AND EAS'I
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trams leave Kugene for Portland and way
stations a. e;oua mj lisz p tn.
lr Portland
nl a m 8:80 p at
Kugene
tm p m ldlt a m
At Aahland
Ar Sacramento
Ar Sao Francisco
ViMt a ra l'iKJS a
6Ki p m (fl.
7.-45 p m 8:16 a m
Ogden
Denver i
Kansas City
Chicago
6:46 a o- U46 a
MtlB 00 a s.
lam TflA i
7.-46 a m IIJIIib
Los Angelss
Kl Paso
Fort Worth '
City of Mexloo
Houston .
New Orleama
140 p m
6:00 p m
t -Jta a m
9:66 a m
4:110 a u
6:26 p m
6:42 a m
12:48 p m
TOO a as
t : M) a
VJA a
, 4:00 a
6:26 p m
6r42 a m
12:48 p re
Washington
Ar New York
Pullman and Tourist ears on
both traloa. Chair ears Hacra
mento to I Igdeo and Kl Paso,
and eurist cars to Chloag..
Ht Louis, Nsw Orleans anil
Washington.
Connecting at San Fran
dsoo with sevsral steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Philllpinee, ,'Jentral
and South America.
fee Mr L 0 Adair, agent at Kug.us
or addrss
W. E. COMAN
O P A Portland Or
Gap Closed
Tba opsmhtlot) of throaffh trftlu hv
Iwno Havo Knneriaoo And ln An
Km, vl Hurl uil 8adU liatwra,
will begin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two I Tin mi o TnUiu Vhttr. Th
UoMt Una Limit, Um,intt rfa
Uraiinal Mf If in U ntnifiiK .ul
jml wi'h liHtftiit c(e nil (wrlMT out,
will Diftk dftjrlifctit uim lhruti((b tht
an mi pictursVjii4, TtuivMl utl nttttr
isiolor, raaei on th orintioeroL
luqulrv i4 atfota of ibtt
outhern
'acific.
TICKETS
TO AND Flit i M ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St- Paul. Dti'ulh, Himespolis, Chicago
'AND POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tou-Ut Slaiers
Dining and Bullet Siuckina l.ihrsry Ca
I) A ILY T OA INS; FAST TIM E.
For Pates, Folders and Full Inf.irma
retarding tl kets, routes etc, call eo or eddieee
J VY. PflALovr, th II. DICKON or a
122 THIRD SThlEr, PORTLAND
A. K P. OKVN1ST- IX, , v. p. A.
ei'J First Aveuue, VI I LK, Wash.
Oregon
ShoitIiine
aho Union Pacific
TO
TH t
tAJil
The 0. H. A N.
Glvei Ihs Choice of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT. UIL
TO
THE GREAT
NORThERN
HI.
, TO
Snokane
Mlnneapol a
St- Paul and
Chicago'
Salt Laka,
Denver,
Omaha, . .
Chloago and
Kanaas City.
Ooean Hleainer. leave Pnrtlaud every
o Days for
SAN FRANCE CO.
lliHtle leave fori. aim daily for all Wll.
lametteaua (.ulumt Ik Hiver Points.
Monthly Htekiuera to China and Japan
fcKur full Information oall on or a
ureea ueareol O. H. dt N. Tlokel Agent
or addreaa,
A. L. CRAIQ. '
"en'l pafcAenger Agent
t orilkMi 4 ,
Trmr kttmtion la mIImI tn t ha. Timrrvx
MMITKIK tralDirtti"CHICA('r, MIL
VVAUKKK A HT PAUL KAILl(0Al.
n on it parieot Vkllti in tb w.Tld.
Toq Will find It ilfMlratila ti tHH. mi ' tMm
Tralni whn (roinir to - ui - tx.lnt In th
KMtrf. HUtM or ('n1. Th.
with all TranMontinental Trains and at
ticket Agenta sell tlck.U
For further information, naninhleb. ...
ask any Ticket Agent os
0. J. KDDY,
i Portland. Ore.
J. W. CASF.V
Trav Pass Agent,
Gorvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIIM OABD
No 2 for Yaqulna
Train leaves Albany 2M f M
leaves t'orvalu.
fflPM
Arrive. Yaquina
No. 1 Ketoralnr
Leaves Yaquin
leaves Corvellia. . . . .
Arrives Albany......
. 6 .46 P M
.7:00 A at
,IIAM
A2dt PM
Ho I for Detroit
Leaves Allsuiv 7.01) A M
Arrives Detroit 12:16 P M
No, 'turn Detroit
; leaves Detroit IM P M
Leaves Albanr... 6rW P M
Traius I and 4 arrive in Albany la lime to
ouanect with the S I' south bound trsia, aa wel
as giving two or hrer hour, in Albany before
d.irtureoi S P Nerik bound train tor Port
land. Train Ne 1 entinecta with the S P west side
train al Corvellia Cnewing for Independence
VtoMiaaville aad all points north to Portiaa4
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