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Ttaa iiiui! You Have Always Bought, nnl vLk'a has been'
in uso for over 30 years, lias borno the siu'imtnre of
4? ... "l has b?eu iiintli wider liis per-
SOIml S"l?rvisiini fln.o its infaiicy.
' ' ' " Allow uo ouo tudocoive you in this.
All Comitot it-its. Imitations ami " Ju.t-iis.ooil" are but
Evporftivn- f.y.-.t trirto with and riictatt-rrr flip licnltli of
iuluuii. uuii CUilOreu Exiiei-U oco ut'aiuat Kxpcriiuent.
What is CASTORIA
. Castor i a is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, I imps and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor olber N'areotlo
BUbstaiu e. Its a-ro is its Kimranteo. It destroys Worms
and allays reverisliness. It cures Diiirrliiiui und Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipntiou
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORSA ALWAYS
,. Bears the ga toe of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
TUt OCNTftUM HHMNf, VT MUNRAV THCIT. HID VOtft CIT
GEJlTRAIi
PHKET.
WflTRIflS & fllliliER
(PROPRIETORS
A fair share ot the publlo pnt
ronaue solicited. To the Farm
era we will pay the highest
market price for fat cattle, hogs
and shtep. Hhnp on Will
amette 8t, Eugene, OregOD.
Ordera promptly delivered
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having a lanrel and
co tiii ile te a tuck ot
Staple and fancy
Groceries, bought in
the bent mrketn, I
can otfer the n-blio
tetter CASH Price
than aiy other houae
in Euyeue
J. L. PAGE
EUGEI1E FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
B. BANGS, Proprietor
Btge leaves Eugene for Florenoe
Daily exoetit dunday at 6 a m
Returning stage leaves l""""
tor Huge, Be daily except Sundays at 2
pa
Battrdaya at 8 ft m.
Arrives iu Eugene at 6 p m the day
following.
BTNOLIFARK
BOUND TK1P
Tlekeu lor tale at
KUfene or s Uurd
V lore a oh.
.'
' R.nir.' llverv lUtlle.
A Uavenport'e oilio
A WMEELER,
Expert Accountant.
OfSofan.l H-lenc-Firaount, Onston.
Books opt-r.frl, , , .
Bookic.'n.rtl fMB" sla'ls f A"M Mltry
Imtructiimii iriveu in double entry.
Adjustment of intricate an.i invdve.1 acooun
s. uvoiiri n "Tier, a-idre-ed a. above
will bve prompt attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CONPAHY
ol New York
All formi ol lilt. Endowment ind Cold Bond
Polkki ind Annuititi. OuinnUtd vlue
sad rttti fumiincd by
W. A. WANN. Eugene, Or.
M
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T M 3t!G4iR Proorlator
FuLtly nrtt cltae.
New nuo;emtiL
to per day.
BU8INKSM CARDS
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
M VILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Collection! a specialty.
Jtbce Over Lane County Bank.
BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ottke-Over First National Bank.
Scouts, Osioon,
O WOODCOCK,
k. '
ATTOKNEY-AT-L A W
Office One half block south of Chrli-nan B I
Eooknb, Obxqoh.
E
K SKirWOUTH.
VTTORNKY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court'.
K oo kmr Obiqon,
HELHUB W THOMPSON
QHAB A HAM) I
T
IHOMPSON 4 1IAKDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the ouurto.
KuGBNf, Obzjon.
M TKAVI.S,
Attoniey-
-At Law.
OtUce Over Eugene Loan & Savings hank.
Eugene, Oregon.
QE0. B DOEKI8,
ATTORNEY ft CO UNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the conrt of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of theitate.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probate.
IJtbee First National Bank Bldg.
Roomfl 1, 2 and 3.
John M. EdmunKin Leon R. Edm niuoa
EDMUNSON A EDMUNSON.
A ttornej-At Law.
I m
Practice ir all the court. Collections a iped-
alty. a'Uthce Over Loan a bavuujs liwia,
EUGENE, OREGON.
OUIS E. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room
3. Special atteutioo tflven w inu sou muuos
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
JJAINE KUYKENDAUj,
PHYSICIANS ANUSUKOEO.NS
OtEcss In Eugene Loan Savings hank
Building.
Sjocial attention to lUTnery and lurglcal an
rrm of women.
J 8 LUCKEY,
JEWELER,
Watches and Clocks Reired,
Eroraa. Oaoo
1)
K G BLDDLE,
LlKNTIST
V-fic -)n Olif e itrMt, ,b-tweo'
Fiftih.std
Minneatuts
tilth
Hotel
itr0toa4 !, Wtwt ot
H
EldiEKT LKltiil
ASS A YE R AND MHTALLCRfilST
i F.roiss - - Oaxooa
' Itaat eiii 11 Ar lUntrr in the Hut.
r n- t L.I relial.lt return. nrlileil.
j W. rkin fceet n.-le on ore tn,p!a of rrtie it.
i fifiv o.mn-1. Ui.leU-min th m'm tuiUhU
B.rtl,..i A tntctnt.
Vry Itart
TCAL MFE.
L11K AND AlVIDKM IUl.K'1 K.
ALBIit 1
Casos, 0b. Art.,
I'ortiaad. n
Two Ham and Two Reaalte.
A large steamer was once wrecked
because one of the tailors was named
West. The vessel was ootward bomd
from Itotterdam, and the sailor was cn
deck polishing; some brasswork. Sud
denly the captain called htm and told
him to go below. The second otfiecr on
the bridge hend the captain call out
the man's name and thought It was an
order to chanpe the course of the vessel
to west. He did so, and the result was
thnt the ship run ou to a dangerous
elioal. That name cost the owners of
the vessel the sum of $500,000.
During the Afghan war of 1S79 a
small British detachment pained a vic
tory over a large body of the enemy by
mistaken order. A private named
Vance, who had distinguished himself
by several acts of bravery, was a great
favorite with one of the officers, and
during a skirmish the officer wanted
him to carry a dispatch to the colonel
In command of another detachment
The man was only a few yards away,
and he called out, "Vance!" at the top
of his voice. The men thought he had
given the order "Advance!" and inline
diately rushed forward with such dash
and spirit that the enemy broke and
fled.
Hoailront Fore of Tornadoes.
Much has been said about electricity
as a factor for destructivene&s in the
various gyrating stormclouds known
as cyclones, drechoes and tornadoes.
In all of thts voluminous mass ot so
called scientific opluloua and deduc
tions one fuet seems to have boon en
tlrely overlooked viz, the almost re
Bistless force of wind when moving
with high velocity. When the veloc
ity is but fifty miles an hour, the pres
sure of air iu motion is equal to twelve
pounds to the square foot, and when
thla velocity rises to a hundred miles
per hour its force rises to the equivalent
of 4U.2 pounds to the square foot, the
ougmentatiou of force being always
proportional to tho square of the ve
locity. It needs no further elaboration or
amplification of this Btatcmont to con
vey to the intelligent render an Idea
of the monstrous mechanical force
which such a rapid traveling mass of
air must have, a power great enough
to tear down any structure that has
yet been built by man or to uproot
whole forests of the largest trees now
growing on the surface of the earth.
WhM'a In a Namet
"I became very much interested In a
cbitnee cotiimnlon on a railway train,"
said a New YorK clergyman. "He was
plainly of Italian birth or extraction,
and bo I remarked to him:
" 'WIkto were you born?1
" 'In Genoa,' replied the young man.
" AuU what is your name?'
"'Patrick Murphy.1
" 'How in the world did you get that
name?' I asked instinctively.
" 1 took it, replied the young man.
" 'Why did you choose such a name?'
" 'Because I wanted people to think I
was an American,' was his reply."
An Interruption.
The prayer meeting was held nt pood
Brother W.'s house ou the hill. The
meeting hnd processed, and prayer
and remarks and hymns had occupied
the time. The hour of cIohIiik hnd a!
most arrived. The dominie In a low
voice said: "Now there Is Just a mo
ment left. Isn't there some one who
would like to Mil In that moment before
we close?" There was dead silcuce
when in the twinkling of an eye the
door on the clock Hew open, und out
popped the head of a little bird, which
said, "Cuckoo! Uomlletlc Review.
Prone.
Dr. Ilnnson, writing on tho subject of
prunes, siijb: "A pound of prunes is
equivalent as food to a gallon of milk
and costs but a quarter us much. It Is
about equivalent to a pound of bread,
but Is fur more healthful. Considered
from an economic standimlnt, no fresh
meat, fish, milk or eggs can be provided
for the same moderate cost, and none
of them contains, even approximately,
the same aggregate of nutritive ele
ments." Doagla Jerrold In School.
Dougius Jerrold wrote "Black Eyed
Susan" when he was twenty-one ana
contributed to Punch the Immensely
popular "Caudle Lectures" not long
afterward. But at nine years of age
young Jerrold hud been scarcely able to
read, and it was not until ho was ap
prenticed to a printer, after acrvlng for
some time as a midshipman at sen. tbat
he showed either desire or capacity for
Intellectual Improvement.
Two Mladedne.
nigh mlndednesa and right minded-
ness may profitably be supplemented by
"two mindedness. which has been uc
flncd as the habit of toklng Into ac
count what Is urged on both sldea and
trving to combine tho essential parts
of the two onnoslng arguments Into
one higher truth. Magnanimity, hon
esty, breadth a trio of qualities worth
possessing and the last by no means
the least.
I'larlnc the Srmpalhr.
Crimea Doean't It disgust you to see
a youngster trying to make a man of
himself by Imitating the wiles of his
elders?
Uarria Not at all. I cannot help
sympathizing with the boy. he evi
dently so thoroughly enjoys making a
fool of himself. -Boston Transcript
Fnraot lllmaHf.
She My htiKbana la a brute.
Priced All men are brulea, my dear
She Mine Is s.uipiy abominable!
aski-d him If Ii did not ililnk you as
nrettv as I. ami tie said "Yea." New
York TVeckly.
Nothlne t so crand s truth; noth
Ion so forriliie. ri'ittiiug so moral. laov
dor.
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everybody said I bad oonsunip
lion," rlt Mrs A M nbltldt, of
hamt'rt-arr, Ha, "I ws so low sfter
Ix months of severe tick nets cauw-d
l.y bay fever and athnie tbat few
ihiiuiht I muld et well. Iit I learned
of the merve lou mult of Vt Ulna's
S".w nieonwerv for onnsumpllnn, nd
it and wat ofmitl-Ulr rured." For
det-rate tbrft and lung disease It it
ti,. .fe.t rare in the world and It In-
f.ihbie f'.r criogbt. cold and br'.nrhial
ftertlon Guaranteed bv ttlea Vic and
II. Trial bottles (re at W L UeLaoo'l.
BOHEMIA MIXING NOTES, j
Report That Jennings Bros. Un
covered Large Body of Free
Milling Ore. i
CoTTAK (iHuvk J up 14. -KeHrt
rttit'ht here that a nil atrtkf btu b't-u
iu.1f ' i In 0--t!iii:,H him , K.ln utit.
Iinw nt-Vr iHH.'nl if ttP J.-in'l' tr-!
bo, it - uitnt- ni- litH-ti iky.i g o..r
nifiit fr HOiue yeait, but a fhori tiim1 1
ago the rU.vh hhuiiI prtrtte took ,hi
efluD t-f ;l . d t'"u-r nl'it'i); -..u. J
25 fett t-y a tuck iuiU;viJoti iiUHfiiui
of frtfiu 1 lug ote, faul tit le a ricb a I
any er struck in the MilMia, and at
ft dept b f aoiue 300 let t, m rnuarkabie i
depth f r free roes.
It is ttieo rexrtfd ttiat a vln of Hue ,
tthippiiig ore, ttuet aud one-half feet
thick, hat bren uncovend iu ilelena
No. 2.
A rhipuieut (f ore brought down
from tlits Hiawatha property a few
diya aun hat created quite an excite
tuent here. St me of the mck wan ptaotd
In a gi 1 (au to wah It preparatory
to p Union it ou the exhibit table at the
company' headquarter-, and upon re
moving It from the pan one of the boya
panntd the sediment, which leaulled
in aJtunet a teaxpoonlul of pure fcold
beirg left in the bottom of the pun.
The company now ha a lull crew of
men at work and au lmmeime
amount nf dev lopment wink will be
done tlilp season.
Activity If the wmfl uow iu Bohe
mia. Bveirie the humeri un individual
miue-owners uow at work aud arrHUg
Ing for a steady seivn, t lie LeKoy,
Hiawatha, Helena No 1, Helena No 2,
Champion and Mustek are tunning
full orewH, while the ( ryutal expects to
put on a steady crew within the next
SU ityn.
Anui'gemenU are now being made
by the ljeKoy people toe-iuip itie mine
with air compn stuns, drtl b and htlr
wiiblii tlie uext 6t days, it riijuirn g
that time to irt-t (ho machlneiy in
place.
FAIKYIKW MOUNTAIN TUNNKL.
Arrangements for the c'iuiuiJoe
tnent i)f work on the big tunnel hurt
ing from Champion creek otiUyoti and
lo tie driven at a depth of lutO feet
through Kalrvlew umutitsln tA the
Mut-tc iniiie, are uow about comp'eled,
and work Is expected lo be Outnineiiood
u the immediate future. I n ih Ih one
of the greatest and uumI far-reucliiug
enterprises ever prumuigttted in th
dlntrio . and means uiIIIIoiih to the
owniTMof property in tin diggings,
The tutnel when completed will be
aUiui a mile aud a quarter lung! ami
will lap many of the richest ledges in
the UUtnrl.
Reduced
Ratts via
pany.
S. P. Com-
The Miiinhern Pacillo will make
ppenlal raits to Hun r'ranoiaco ou the
occaHlon of the oon vent Inn of the nobloi
of the MyMiio Hhrlue, at that point iu
June.
Tickets will tie nn sale from June 8
to 8 h Incliimve, and will be available
lor stop (ivcm In California. Pull In
lormatlon relative to rate, limits and
other conditions will be oheerfully sup
plied by all local agentBof the Southern
Pacific.
1.. Jr. fc -X'
3 . i in Mm in Haw iwa i
1 he Kii'JKhi Haw Alwn)?
University
Book Store
Eugene Directory
Now on Sale.
Gome aud get a copy.
H. G. MILLER,
Bankers Life Association
ol Du Molnti, lows.
Salt laiunaca LowRila SpccUl Futuru
that pluic buiy nca.
Rittcardi it First Nitloaa! Bsak
aad Loss sad Savlagi Bsak.
ttie are noui
Heady for Bosiness
With the best equipped tUnt In Hie
elate for stcam-cieanlng aud dyeing
olrittiea. hnecial oiachinery for cl
lug, dyeing and fliillilng ladlra' dress
iiihkIh. ttlve ut a call.
M1HI r-TKAM t I KiMKII Ar II UV
inn WiiHKH. OfHi-e 6if Wl.lmiiette
street. ntitKlte OtMKIl ollli
Your iierwinal clotlilng sponged ana
pressed for ll.uo per month
LAKF.COUHTY CAKK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
titaelltkt I laal. OKtat
e.ai i tw cttttr.
t Seriral Bankirg butiness in ill branches
trtnucl.il on farorab'B terms.
A. H. HOVKV, President
U (1 HUMN.Caehier.
B. H. UOVKY, Aasti uilrr
CLASSIFIED C0LUM1,
NotlM. oaOtt this hoa nut to ucwaj Srt
Uio .SO oanu par iHk; 11 60 a month; tli
For Sale.
LOW J-Ott MALt-.-Uood milk oo
fur Hale. Iiiiilr at MS VaUnon si.
KOH SAI.K. A il.lu l.UHlfd 1W
glan lieirs. fall ou or aclilrr W A
Wanii, 104 Wt Fifth ir.vt.
KOIt ivAl.E. One .if i e h new.
rtt.i.l.'4 o. in K'.ieiti.ou 'Aii.iuutt
street, tall ou T.N ear, Bote.
h.ugenr, for mrther particulars.
FOlt HAI.E. Town lota for sale ai
Blue KiverClty. 8awnillls in a fe
hundrwt jarda of town siir. nnply
to 8C Sparkii, Blue Kiver City, Or.
KOH HALE -A g-MHl irraiu. tiav aud
stwk farm of SIS aores fur sale.
tulle from suite, tMwtoftloe, school
and church, 4 uiilee from rail
road statlou, good bulUllhKs, well
watered, level aud (twd locatlou,
120 acres plowed and psrt sowl
to wheat, on reasonable turuis. A
suap lor the purchaser. Can bt
rvaohetl from (iiwhuii tiyvtuito. Call
on U 8 Hlohardson I'leanunt tiili ot
V A Parker, 4SJ Ji Hereon trtH't, Eu
Itcne, Oregou.
Help Wanted.
WANTED. rleveral persons of char
acter and good reputation In each
state (one Iu thla county required) U.
teprewent and advertlno old establish
ed wealthy btmiuuaa houm o. solid
llu-iucial stand I nil. Balary flo.OH
weekly with exieuses aditional, all
payable In owl) each Wednesday
direct from head onioes. Hunt and
oarnaKO furulvlied, when IH-OMwiiry
Kefertiucwa, Euoloee Kell-addnsaed
envelope. WauagBr, SOS Caxton
Uuildinii, ChlouKO.
Miscellaneous.
TKAMH WAN TKD.-Tu haul lumtM-r
frnm our mill on Ctnt- Frk rtvtr
Uixtd pay, Htfmly work, (,'oint Kork
Limit er lo, CtitlHiru Urove, Ort'uoo.
City Property for Sale
Hkndhicib' Addition to Eoolnk
To tbone deHiriiiu to pnrohaHe cltv lots. I
have Itiid out an atUlition ou (be Houtb iiile
of the oiii aud uortU of Collude JJ. ill Pork.
i uave viM lou ui lulu adtimoo, ua ttm
ttlliDi tbem Tttry low bo m. lo auab e evory
one to bae a home of luvir owu. The prion
oi inese 1018 m iroiu fu up.
EuAb Stkwaut Addition to Kuuknk
1 bare ouie very deHirrubte lots in thin
aildiitim, iu the very h.irt of the oily aud
wittuu lew blouKa ol wuiauioUQ Blruet,
WutTKiKKu'a Addition to Kuoknk
I have a few lota iu this addition within
two Dlooka of the Firm National linuk.
GoiiLEOI QlLL PlUK
I have 100 Inta iu this addition, The
prioe now la f 50 each. W will advauoe
the price euon. We expect College Hill
fark to beoome the iduhI duhiMDle real-
deuoe piopertv in or ut-ar the city.
Hkndbiok' Addition to Collkuk
UlLL l'ABE
We hare 7U loia (or sale oheon in thia
addition; also 40 or AO boths of very clioioe
fruit land. I have ou (bin plaoe 1JUU young
prune trees, abont iK) l.artlett pear tree,
and 200 black walnut trt-ei. aleo apple.
piuma and am all nuiu. luia piaoe baa a
good farm houHH, barn and oat-houaea. and
la a moHi ufauinui auouroaji piece oi prop-
. it ii atiuwn aa tne ioouhi iiui larm.
there la no plaoo in the state more
beautifully and ptoaauutly lituBtod. I
1 am not in real eataiebusineHSftSA tm-
neaftwe aell oar own lands only. 1 employ
I no agetita. Any one doatring to puruhaae I
any of this property will find me at the I
rim national uauk. i win ue pieaaod to
ahow property and (live prices. I tuiuht ex-
I cbaofie some of this property for good I
limber land. Uome and see me.
Viruleat Cancer Cared.
Btartllnu proof of a wonderful ad'
vanoe Iu lurulnlue Is given by druggist
U W K-ibcrta of Klntalmlb, vV Va. Ad
old man there had Ions luHared wltb
I what Rood dooinra prouounoed incur
able canoer. Tlify bellnved bis owe
botieleas till lia ued Eleotrlo Ultto
and ani Hen kurkIsd's Aruira Halve,
wlnob treatment oonipletely cured
I him. When Kleotrlo Bitters are used
to expel bilious, kidney and ralorobe
poisons at the same time tblt salve ex
erts Its matchless heeling uow.r, blood
disease, skin eruption, ulcers and
sores vanish, JJItlers WW, Halve loo at
W L DeLauo's.
Pare Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or atomaqh trou
bles, oolds. lagrlnue orbillcaisueas there
I la nothing bolter than Francis' pure
braudiee. All orders promptly filled
villi prune, apple or pear brandy at
76 oenta per quart, or $2.60 per gallon.
I Ordera by stage or express1 will be se
curely boxed. Made and sold to con
sumers ouly.
1 M rHAIftlH.
Fifth and IMalr etieets, Uugeue, Or
Teachers Institute.
The annual county tetobere Institute
will tie held Iu Kugeue June 26. 26,
,nr 28i j, Aj teachers are requeeted
by law lo attend at leaet 10 hours.
fkairds of directors are required to al
low teachers at least three days to
tend ooumy Institutes.
Programs will be sent teachers
W M MiLLBR.
County HupU
Filthy Temples In India.
Hacred Ciwi often di file Indian tem
ples, but worse yet Is a body that'
polluted by oonttliiailon. Don't per
mil It. Clean to your tyatitn with Llr
Kings New Life Pllla and avoid tin
li ld uiltery. 1 bey give lively llveiv
active b. welt, aood digettlon. An
petite. Ouly 11k at W L Lfc-J-auo'i
drugtlora. , .
fj 'VH V 0).i.tl.
eratL I'.t Al t til'rVS
HO! Fl) NEWPORT.
Oregon s Favorite Seaside Rf-
son.
ReiMKit I us; the advantage ol New.
port as a summer resort over other sea-
side resorts Iu the northwest, and to
make it poaalble for all who desire to
do no In spend their vacation by the
ocean wave, the Southern Paolflo
Compau; In connection with the Cor-
vallls aud bjutern Railroad, will plao
on sale, elteotlve June 15th, round-trip I
tickets from all poluu Iu Oregon on
the rAouilii.ru Paolflo to Newport, good
for return uutll October 10th, at speci
ally reduced rates.
For full intormatlon please iuqulre
of your local agent.
W F Couan,
(leneral Passenger Agent.
Happy Time In Old Town.
"We felt very happy," writes R N
lievill, Old Tou, Va, 'when Htn k-
leu s Aruica rialva wiicliv cured our
lauuhter of a bad cane of" scald head."
It dellahia all who use It for ouie.oorn
Hums, limine, Unll", uIots, eruption,
infallible tor piles. Only l!6o at W
u iAijauo's arug store.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Uiaui unit Intumnw. Denier In
llnxrttttiitf Mrhtnttrr, 1 in pie
Difiiu. Alio hat to ttoisfaga room
taaontblt mlf.
aVOiUoe M6 WlUaiuette St
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
Order While thcT Iwtt. Ttie I-0'ANBKRHY
ft htbtlit butw H'U the time bluoklHTry id rinl
rftiitbrif. Fruit Vihy lrm', Ji-p rmlJUli
nittHn coior, rtiMi nvir, ni cons .mam mitii
lil.ArkllKKKY. liyuriil butT-tn wllil black'
twrry mid IO)("HUHrtif. Fruit Tory lrs ina
nitiUtiiR. HiroiiK lUvor o wllil blackberry.
. miii ui inn n urn iiriniK, yioroui mui titj l
lltlo. A iloiun plain l 4'liher Tnrleiy 1
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SOUTH AND EAS'l
VIA
Southern Pacific Co
SHASTA ROUTE
Traina leave Kuftene (or Portland and way
atauuna at ;) mj p m.
lv Fortlsnd
HOW a m
m
l'2:W a m
(1:00 1) in
7 AH b m
lv Kuireue
Ar Ashland
Ar Haerainento
Ar Hao Kranolsoo
Offden
lenvr
Kanaa City
Cbioaao
bM a n
D.-00 a m
7 as a to
7:46 a m
Ar Ixm Angeles
Ar Kl l'o
'M p m
OiKl p m
6::i a m
il-.M a u
4:1111 a in
o:!i p m
M a m
1:48 p m
Ar Kurt Worth
Ar City of Mexioo
Ar Hututon
Ar New Orleans
Ar WaatiinKton
Ar New Vork
Pullman and Tourist oar on
both train. Chair cart Haora
menlo to UKdea slid Kl l'aio,
and urUt car Pi CliicaK.
Ht Ixiuis, New Orieau and
WMblurton.
Connedinft at Ran Fran
cUoo with several iteamRliip
Una for Honolulu, Japan.
China, I'lillllplnM, ,'otral
and Uouth Anivrioa.
8m Mr I, G Adair, agent at Kuxeua
or addrv
W. E. COM AN
U 1' A I'urtlaad Or
Gap Closed
1
27 I
1"hs oiMratloo of ttiroiiffh trains be
tween Hao Krancison and I An
KrIm, Ia Hurf and Haota ilarbara,
will begin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
....on tup: new....
I
at I
I
COAST
LINE...
Two ThrouTO Tnatna Dmtlf. Tha
CnMt Mit Mmltml Ifaving acH
Urmfnal ty In Ui momi'i equip
Axi wl'b slewaut mtm anl ,rl'ir can,
will maka dy light tri tlirouffh tha
moat ptottiiwiua, tartl and smVr
taunluaf, ftuuM un tha ontiliawni
liiqulraul a(ta of Ui
ap
louthern
acific.
a m
12:43 p a
TICKETS
TO AN1 FROM ALL
POINTS EAST
SKORTLINE
TO
St- P.ul, Du'ulh, H.' ne?D0,;s. Chic.-na
VN1 POINTS KAST
rbronffh Palacvi an.l Ton-bt Klr?ifr
fining sun iiulldt uii-klbs l.llirsry La
DAILY T iAI.NSjFASI'TIMK.
For liatM. F'olilm anil Full Inf.irma
rivanliug tltki U, toutM pic. call on or addteu
J. W. FlIALOX, TP A 11. llR'KSON ot
122 THIRD STUtET, PORTLAND
A. 11. C. rF.NNISTON, .!. W. P. A.
HI- first Avenue, SKATTLK, Waau.
Oregon
Shotline
amo Union Pacific
TO
THl;
EAST
The O. R.
Give the
N.
Choice
of
THREE
DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
TO
OLE
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
.V '
Enokana
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Chicago-
Salt Lake,
Denver.
Omaha,
Chloago and
Kansas City.
Owau rtiuriiueiH Uwve Portland every
6 Days fur
SAN FRANCISCO.
Uonia leave puri.ai.'i daily for all Wll.
lauieuaaiidLoluuitlaKiver Fnlutii. .
Mouthly Hleauiors lo China and Ja an
atFor lull liifiirination call ou or a
driws ni-areei O. 11. A N. Ticket Agent
or addrcau,
A. L. CKAIQ. . ,
fJen'l Paaiwnger Agent,
I'tllain (!
Tnnr attention boalled to the -I'lONEKR
UMITED" tr.in.nl tli "CHICACO, MIL
WAUKKK BT PAUL KAIUtOAD.
"1 unly porfaot train in th wurlil.1'
Kim will Hnd It t m rati to ri. a on thla
I Train when Rolng to any point lo th
KMtern ntatc or Canada. Trier oonneo
with all Transcontinental Tralua and al
Hi-lint Agent nil tickoU.
For further Information. Dantihlet. ste.
sak any Tickt Aaent or
C. J. EDDY,
Portland. Or.
J. W, CABF.T
Trav Fms Aitent.
Gorvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tl.Tltl IIAKO
I No 2 for Ytqnina
:
lSfl ami Hjl jjf
XiioolS ilr-ll !fflPt!LS
4tMaa i - -V i k-r-s.':-T
Bis
Train laavt Alhaay P M
Iavta Cor.aillt 1MPM
Arrive Yniuina tM Pkl
No. 1 Keturnlnf
Uim Yaqnina 7KW A M
Itaia l or.tllit II JO A M
Arrives Albany UM FH
Mo. t for'Dttroit
iMvet AUny 7:00 A M
Arrival lletmit 12ilo P M
No, . 'ium Detroitr
lMvea Detroit 1-4Fi P M
I,ave Albur iM P M
Tralua I aail 4 trrlv In Alhanv la tin ir.
I ooanct with Iht H I' tnuth hound Iraio, aa mm
I a Riving two or nree noura In Alhaay before
.iciiartur mm fwta ooiuhi traia lor 1 ort-
laaL
Traui Mo I R.nnecta wlta th H P watt tide
train tt Corrallia I'noair, for Iadeptaileacw
McMlnailll anu all polats aorta to Portland
, KCW1N RTONK,
Man tats1
J T TL RffiK Trav Pati Agt,