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Newspaper Page TextjtgelaUe Preparation ror As similating thcFoodandEegula ling the Stomachs anlBowc Is tf ftomotcs Digestion.Chmrur nessandRcst.ConUiins neitlier OpiMnXorpliine norMiiicxaL Kor Narcotic. fimVHfOUO-SiKVUmCHJiR Mx Smn (yt-i&a'.lujap Apafccl Remedy forConslipa Bon, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Koverish ness and Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. WflTKlNS & JIIItliEH PROPRIETORS A fair share of the pablio pat ronage sollnited. To the Farm ers we wilt pay the highest market prioe for fat cattle, hogs and ahtep. Bhop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full supply 01 BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a lame wd complete stock ot Btaple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best market, I ' can oiler the public better CASH Price than aDy other bouse in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUBEKE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor 8 tags leaves Eugene for Florence Daily except Sunday at 6 am Returning stage leaves Florence for Eugene daily exnept Sundays at 2 P Sundays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p ni the day following. , BINOMFARB SOUND TKIP Tloketa for sale at , losjene or at UurJ tloteooe. IS " I' Bangs' livery stable, Davenport's effioe A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Office and Rd lenoa-Fairmount, Oregon. .M.2d?&1 n ' t. bto entry. Instructions .riven in double entry. AdJSment ,.l intricate and involved acooun ftjn''irie. and order, addad a. above will have prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New Yerk All form, ol lilt. Endowment sad Gold Bod Policies and Annuities. Ouiriateed veiue ad rates lumiined by W. A. Vr'ANN, Eugene, Or. ..Hotel Eugene TN SUGAR- Proprietor. fTi-.lT firrt ela-e. v mrtagtnnit. lu pw day. IA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Kavp Always Bough. Bears the Signature 7 tJ l.V of In Use For Over Thirty Years Tfit CCMTAUH -.OMf.lH . OHR CITIf BUSINKSM CAEDS ATTOKN e ysat-law. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYKU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Oilke- Over First National Bank. Euoike, OaiooN, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of ChrUman B I Kdqxni, Ohxoon. E Tl K SKIPWOIiTH. ATTORNEY-AT -LAW Will practice hi all the Court's. EUQENZ Oaioos. HILMOB W TH0MP8UM OHAS A HABIH fJlUOMl'SON HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. t ractice in all the courts, EuoiNt, Oaiooa. At TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. G BO, B DORKIS, ATTORNEY CODNSELOR-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 collections ana matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Kooins 1, 2 and 3, John M. Edmunsun . Leon R, Edmonson EDMONSON ft EDMUNSON. ttorneye-At-Law. Practice lc all the courts. Collections a speci alty. "Office Over Loan ft Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS F- BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3, Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JJAINE 4 KUYKF.NDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKOEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft savings Bans Special attention to surgery and surgical uis rinrnfl of women. J s LUCKEY, JEWELER. Witctaee and Clocks llevairod. K:oi5e. ORHioa 1) K O BIDDLE, Dt'NTIST -on Olive streit, .between' Sith strt-itTje !'.:c w-jt ol hotel Plftihiacd Miane-aote t-EKLERT LEIUU ASSAY "KB A-VD ME TAI.LUBG1ST Ecod. - - "M' l'-t eo.mili A-.J Ul-fat-T m the SUM. I n.ft M.arlltH rrtuni. iruaraami. W. rsinl tout u-a.1- aanpls of one lo - if a;tb.-i of lreatn,ent HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKK Very ltst ,LIFE AND ACt'IUF.NT POLICIEf. Aissit J. Ciao. Hn.A P jrtiaad. n Carraa aa4 Sir Boyle Rock. Sir Boyle Itocfae, a famous Irish char acter of a century ago. was proud of his alliance with an Eugllsh family of ancieut Unease and was fond of re ferring to bis titled father-in-law's kindness in giving him bis eldest daughter, a boast which provoked Cur rau's retort, "Aye, Bir Boyle, and, de pend on It, It he bad had an older oue he w ould have given her to you." Whether it was this sarcasm which provoked Sir Boyle's hostility or that uu enmity had already been created between lloche and Cumin. It la cer tain that the two men were perpetually sparring at each other In tho house of commons, as the debates of the Irish parliament testify. Nor was the witty advocate and or ator always successful lu these en counter. Curran had observed one night, somewhat uiagulloquently, that he needed aid from no oue and could be "the guardian of his own honor." whereupon Sir Boyle instantly Inter jected bis sarcastic congratulations to the honorable member on his possee slou of a sinecure. Rabies and Members. A frequent action with babies is to turn the soles of the feet sideways, op posite to oue auother, while the legs remain straight Just this attitude would be assumed by a monkey when climbing a tree or walking on a branch In order to grasp the stem with its hind legs. The Inherited effects of thus grasping tree trunks or limbs with the Ulna hands are often very marked in young babies. The bow legs, which are a feature of infancy and a matter of some anxiety to mothers, are no more than tho relies of the tree climbing stage, and the mother need not be frightened about thla character; any normally healthy baby will grow out of It soon enough. Then. If a young baby be held so that Its feet touch the grouud, one may see that the feet are not put Bat to the sur face. Instead the outer portions of the feet rest on the ground, while the soles of the feet are more or less opposed to one another; they have the bough grasplug attitude. I'earson's Maga zine. Old Kna-lUb roltee Tax. The chief authorities of towns in past ages incurred much responsibility. Al Itipon we have a good example of their liabilities. Uero formerly, after tho blowing of a horn at 9 o'clock at night and until Bunrise next morning, ir house were robbed and the owner and his servants bad taken proper precau tions for its Bafety. the wakeman had to make good the loss sustained. Each householder paid an annual tax of two nonce if he had one door and fourpenco if he had two doors to bis dwelling for maintaining a watch over the city. The tax has long since been discontinued. but the horn is still blown at niguu Lashed For Ilia Discovery. According to an old documeut dis covered some time ago In Austrulla, gold was llrst found by a convict near rarnmatta lu 1T8U. Tho unfortunato fellow was at ouce charged with hnv- lnir stolon a watch and "bolted it down and. being convicted by the rude court of those early days, was given MO lashes for his pains. In later years the record of this Incident was closely ex amlned by an undoubtedly competent authority, who was quite convinced of the genuineness of the convict s story, A Peoalfar Politician. "lie's a mighty hard man to get along with." suld the practical politi cian sadly. "Mighty hard." "lie seems thoroughly honest" "Of course he Is. That's what makes him so erratic and unsatisfactory. Ev ery onco In awhile lie insists on doing something simply because ho thinks it Is right, without waiting to figure out what its effect on his political pros pects is liable to be." Washington Star. Interrnpted Orlevlnar. A woman In Scotland had lost her husband, and the minister, calling to condole Willi tier, found her sitting In front of a lnrct! bowl of porridge. Terrible loss, terrible loss!" sighed the minister. Ave," was the reply. "It s a terrible loss to me. I've Just been greclln nlcbt, and as aune as I flulsu this wee drap porridge I'm Just gaun to begin again," The Bncroachlna- Lake. One of the humorously attractive characteristics of a child is bis largo sense of personal importance. A little girl was walking with her rather on the shore of a large lake, where the waves were gently lapping up on the beach. Suddenly one came up higher than the others and swept over her foot, when she exclaimed, "Oh, papa, the lake stepped on my toe!" Ilia Poaltloa la Polities. "He's going in for politics. Wouldn't be make a splendid diplomat, though 7" "What? Why. he's a deaf mute." "Eiactiv. Just think how easy It would be for him to be absolutely dumb when It was expedient" "Yea, but then he could never talk without showing" his band." Philadel phia IteconL ones of ! La oat. What Is the offlce of the lungs?' teacher asked a small pupil in a class In physiology. The chest, she promptly reptieo. "And," snid the teacher, telling tbe story. "I guess alie was soniewnai near right for the lutit-s ri-rtalnly do busl- m-ss In the cheat -Milwaukee) enu nel. A Mailer el Ats. Grnce This photograph makes yon look so old Gladys Yin: It Is an old picture, yoa know New York Times Sared From Awful Fate. "Everylmdy said I had ooosutnp tinn writes Mrs A M Shields, of Chamhersborg, Ps, "I was so low after I six months of ever sleiineM cauaen I he l frvrr and asthma tbat fi thnuirllt 1 COUIO mn wen, nut 1 imimi nf the marvelous merit of Ir King's S-w Dlsooverv for consumption, used It and i crm-ily cured." deatorate throat and lung dle-M For It Is , h- safrat core In the world and la In f.ilihle for cnushs. onlds and bronchial aflertlons (tuaranteed brt Ilea Wc and II. Trial bottle free at W L ULao't, DEXTER ITEMS. Leandcr Cruzan's Residence Dexter Destroyed Diner Notes. at Special to tbeGciao Dkxtkk, June 17. ttouituf the Dex ter people we: t to the uienuiri-il ixe.-cist-at IVe.i-ittr. H-'l e.-lliel ly .-uri-duy. Ao t-aoel etii nd.tre v de livered by Deputy cdienrt Fred Fisk Mr Kre! D Hani and Jaiuea Iti rk shire, t.f t;. i i., art) -ii.!dmg a nt w baru for C M Parker. While the men wera gone away from Lome lal ruiutday Leander t'ru tin's In u-e near Zlnn, cauitht tire on the roof aud tiefore help oould be sum- luoued the house aud tieaily ail cf lis ooDteuts were destroyed, 'lhere was no tn-uranoe on IR proptriy. Mim Helle Kelsay, who has tten at- tennlrg school at Trent, leluruid to her home at Lowell Saturday. D C Mathews ami sons raised a large barn fur Willis CliHit last Friday. Everyoue who has not done so lu the pa-t around here, Ik wlinopiug It up lu good .earnest ; that Is, they are having the whooplug cough lu great style. Mr Mouney has puruhaMed the Bun- sakerplice of Wui Preston and will take poss'-anlou of tho sauie Ool 1st. Earnest Mooney, who lias been working at Hyland's mill above Maroola, has lettiriud hoiue. He wtll not go baok to wurk at pre-eul. Soliml Mipetluteiuletit oliller was at Dexter Saturday seeking to deooy the deceptive troul, but uoue of them were hungry at Just that particular time. The Drxlor school clos d Friday Prof Mclvliia y has given very good satisfaoliob. Alva rtddliigton, who lias been at Saginaw for some liaie hue retimed home. Tueytnieiid building n new houxe soou lu pliioe of the oil" burned down last summer. We understand that Henry Cain has sold bis taucli near Uere toClnreuoo McBvf , of Wluberry. Hwnrs 8 I'arr, Jonathan Vluoeid and W It Parker tteuded the reunlou at Eugene last week. BtrtKeleay who bad his ankle verely injured by a wagon running over It a week ago, lelurued from Eu gene Saturday. He is still unable to walk without a crutch. Farvin a. Cruzan Intend putting lu new planer lu their saw mill soon. Juuies Paivlu made a busluess trip to Cottage Urove Friday, returulu Saturday. He reports that J F Taylor who formerly resided belt Intends starling toon to Nebrnska to made hi future resideiio'. A go. illy number of peoplo met at the Trent school house Friday evenln to attend the graduating exerolsea, Superintendent Miller presented the diplomas with well chosen remarks Diriolor H 0 Wheeler also ruaoe ueat lit-Id address, after which the olnss received the oougratulatloua of their frian is together with many beau tiful 11 iwers. This is the first olasi from Treul, but we trust theie may be others in the future. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Established Through Persistent Efforts of Fortnightly Club Women. The regular meeting of the library oommlltee was held In tbe library room lu the Journal ofllue Saturday afternoon. The librarian reported a steady increase of subscribers, the total number drawing books at the present time being two hundred and thirty-three. The Kugene Circulating Library, or Free Publlo Lihr. ry, wblob It baa grown Into, was started several years ago by the members of the Fortnightly Ciuh with the hope that some time It might grow to be a free public library. Thla has been their aim from the be ginning and tbe society has worked to accomplish thla end. The library owes Its beginning to the energy of the Fortnightly women and the generosity of the public spirited business men of the city, and it has been housed free of charge till the Fortnightly Club obtained rooms foi their home In the Journal building. At the last meeting ol the legisla ture an act was passed creating a rund for fret publlo libraries. The Fort nightly Club availed list If of this op portunity and made Itself free and ac cepted the money provided by the leg Itlatlva act from the city council for Its maintenance. Tbe mayor and one councilman, representing the oity, were added to the library committee and a regular librarian was employed aud the library is now opeu to the pub lic two afternoons each week Instead of one as formerly. Th Fortnlghily members hive not relaxed thelreflorta or Interest In build' Ing up the work of tbe library. Dur log last fall they gave a library beneilt from which tbey realised the largea sum of money ever made at any one time by them. This money baa all been expended lu the purchase of books for the library. The list of subscribers has Increased so rapidly tbat It became beceawary during the spring to provide Isrg rooms for the books and magatiiite. I Is the bore of ibe l-oriiilghtty women that the library may grow to b-or so large aDd u-eful In acoompllshln, good for the city that some day, In lb l.ear future. It may be established a borne of Its owo, aud to this end Fortnightly women are working. CLASSIFIED GULUMl.i Notices UBlr thia hd not to ucmJ ft Ium, .V) oanto ,r week; fl 60 ft awctii; U par yr. For Sale. OW FOH SALt.-UooU uiiik oow for sale. liHUlreat H9 Madison at. OH SAuK.-A doaen blioded Bel gian heirs. Call ou or address W A Wann, 104 West Fifth etrwt. FOK rAl.E. Oue of f choicest reldeLoe Id Eageneou Willamette street. Call on T N Begar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. OH SALE. Town lots for sale at Blue River City. Sawmills In a few hundred yards of town site, npply to 80 8parks, Blue Hlver City, Or. rOlt SALE -A good gram, bay aud stock farm of 'JIB acres for sale, J tulle from store, iKwtoftloe, school aud church, 4) miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 13) acres plowed aud part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A suap tor the purchaser. Can be reached from Ooshen bystsge. Call ou C 8 lllohardson Pleasstit Hill or (J A Parker, 482 Jetluraon street, Eu gene, Oregon. Help Wanted. W ANTED. Several persoUB of ohar- aoler and good reputatlou lu each slate (oue lu this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house ot solid Unsocial stuiuiliig. Salary 118.00 weekly with expeusea adltlonal, all payable lu cash each Wednesday direct frotu head ofhoea. Houe aud nsrnage furnished, when tieoessary Ri-fereiUMw, Enclose selfaddnssed euvelOw. Malinger, Sotf Caxlon Building, Chicago. Lost and Found. LOST A 25 Sleveus rills barrel be tween Eugene aud Kluitra ou the stage road Saturday. Finder leave at Paine A Kays' gun Btors aud re ceive reward. Miscellaneous. TKAM8 WANTED. To bul luiubor from our mill ou Coast Fork river. Good pay, etiady work. Coast Kork Lumber Co, CtittaKe Urove, OrtKn City Property for Sale Hkndbioib' Addition to Edobnb To tboee desiring lo pnrobase city lots, I have laid out an addition ou tbe soulb side of the oitj aud north ol College Bill Park. I have 120 lota in this addition, and am selling tliem very low so as to enable every one to have a home of their own. The prioe ol those lots is Iroin $00 up. Euis Btiwist Anumoa to Eduksb 1 have some very desirrable lots in this addition, In tue very beart ol tne oity ana within a lew blocks of Wlllamotte street. WutTKiKan's Additiok to Eoo-rNR I have a tew lots In this addition within two blooka ol the First National Bauk Oollsos Hill Pin. I have 100 lots In this addition. Tbe orioe now is S50 each. W will advnnoe the prioe soon. We expeot Uollege Bill Park to beoome tne most desirable resi denoe pioperty in or near the oity. Ukndbiou' Addition to Ooixios Bull Pibk We have 70 lots for sale ohoan in this addition: also 40 or 60 sores of Tory choloe fruit land. I have ou thia plaoe I3O0 yonng prune trees, about aoo Bartlett pear trees, aud 200 blaok walnut trees, also applos. plums and small finite. This plaoe has a good farm bouse, barn and oat-houses, and la a uiuat ueaumui iuwuiuwi ihm oi uiufi1 erty. It is known as tbe ijoouat inn is arm. and there is no plaoe in the state mors beautifully and pleasantly aituetea. iv I am not in real estate business as a bus! ness we sell our own lands only. 1 smploy no agents. Any one desiring to purchase any of this property will And me at the First National Dank. 1 will be pleased to show property and gire piioes. I mlidit ex change some of tills property for good timber land, uome ana see me. Virulent Cancer Cured. HLarlling proof of a wonderful ad vance In medicine Is given by druggist U W Hoberts of Elizabeth, VV Va. An old man there bad long suffered with what good dofliore pronounced Inour- iileoaiioer. They believed ills case hopeless till he used Klectrlo Bitters no applied tfuckieu'a Arnica naive, Inch treatment completely cured bliu. Wheo blectrlo liltlers are used toeipel bilious, kidney and microbe poisons at tne same lime tins saive ex erts Its match ess healing power, blood disc ax, skin eruptions, uloers and sores vanish, liltters bt)o, naive 200 at W li Delano's. Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach tiou hies, nolds. lagrlppe or biliousness there Is nothing belter than Frauds' pure brand lea. All orders promptly nlled with prune, apple or is-ar brandy at 76 oenta per quart, or z.ou ier gallon, Urdera by stage or express will be se curely boxed. Made and sold to oou uruera only. 1 M HANOI", Fifth and Ulalr stieeU, Kugene, Or Teachers Institute. The annual oounty teiohsrs Institute III be he d lu Kugene June 2.1, 28, 27 aDd 24, 1M2. All teachers are requested by law tn attend at least 16 boars. Hoards nf directors are required to al low teachers at least three days to at tend county Institutes. Programs will be sent teachers later. W M M11.LKH. County Hupt Filiby Temples in India. me Hacred owe often deflie Indian tem ples, but worse yet Is a bony that's polluted ty flor.eiipeuon. uoiri mil It. Cleanse your syslsm wltb lu tbe n Ing s N' W Life Pills and avoid un UMnil'e" . 'f'hsy give lively llvsrs active bt we.. , - 'd rl'Sestlon, fine si petite. Uuly toe at VV L DeLano'sJ 0iu Hole. HO! F0 .NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. Rroognii og the advantage of New port as a summer resort over other sea side resorts In the northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to do m to spend ihelr vantlon by the oivao waves, the t-'ou hero Paolflo Cumpauy in oouueotlon with the Cor- vallis and Eastern Kallroad, will plaoe on sale, etleotlve June 16th, round-trip tickets from all poluts In Oregon ou the Southern Paoltlo to Newport, good for return until October 10th, at speci ally redoced rates. For full Information please Inquire of your local agent. W FCOUAN, Oenernl Passenger Agent, Happy Time la Old Town. "We felt very happy," writes li N Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "wbeu Buck leu's Arnica Salvo wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head," It delights all who use It forouta.oorns. Burns, Bruises, Bolls, ulcers, eruptions infallible for piles. OulylSoalW L DeLano'a drug store. c c ... r V J I ell I U TV X ...REAL ESTATE. lans ttntl Iniunvnoc. Ireklctr tn HsUTiMillnK Mneliluerr, liupl muuu, AliotiKTo itoTivsa jooin il'uoai.ble rttf. THE LATEST IN BERRIES. OnUr wMlrthoy Unt. T lit T OQANRHUKY R hybfhl Iwtvrwu Uiu Uuio bltoklwrry re. rK.i)lHny. Krult titt tlcp nnjilinh nintoon color, rich llvr, no Oor, MIMMtiTH IH.JkCKUKUItY, Ujlirlil tiotwrnui wllti black borty ftntl lognlM'rrr . Fruit Tory Unto uti mt-lllDic htftnif tUvor of wlltl blsrlibvrrrt Can) ol both are -iroiig, Ttgoroui urttl wrj pro Itlio. A tloifjn plftim ol i'U her mrlny bwir ftionuh (oi m 1 rue Uuiiljr. Hcnt tutitrewRKn iiirewRKn Msiiiiivn lrviUl, ou rcopti't of tl Mt prnloxru. thUwf, NOVKLTY YV IT CO, Tlllo, BauU CiOi Co, CallloruU, WlatMIf Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine FonMrtr One Dollar THUS h Kasltlu Iho nlva'-csl and best ilou W.;.)i '."tic iiuw bo- fore tht Amcr.'.i i Hibl.t-. 1 1 shows Ntr Ideas in 1-. :.'.K'ii.s, tn Miliinery, In Embroidery, hi C'ouMnp, In Woman's Wuik and In Reading; beautifully tllualmttd In colors and In black And win to. Above all, It shows the very f;u;lnon:iblc Nhw Iuba Srrua, made (mm Nrw Iupa Pat--turns, which coal only IOct each. Send Five Cents To-day toiilnflt, copt of ihet Nrw 1iia Woman's MAOskZlMI, lvj WlUl C'wl JU lor Um muaar U ou fUa you., if Ji , m KIW tDBA PUILIBniKO 00. IU Brt4r, Tork, H. T. SOUTH AND EASI -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Pnllman and Tourist ears on bothlraius, Clialr cars HaTa n.enUi tii IlKilen and Kl Paso, and ouriat cars to Chlcag. Ht Ixmls, New Orleans ami Wasblustfja, Connecting at Baa Fraa cisco with aeTSral staasishlp lines for HontjUilu, Japan. China, PtilUlplnes, Central and bkiuth Auterica. See Mr I, d Adair, agent at Eugsna or adores W. E. COMAN U P A PurUaad Or Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Han Fraociseri and Ix-s An gelas, via Hurf and HaoU llarbara, wul begin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThroHfTi Tre.M DftUy. Th OlMt I. tti- Moiltvl UawTflif 4vb leroiloal wly lo th morning ui- t-aarl wih AlsM-fttlt Casta (! lamrlTr OsM. will Diivkw J"ln(ht trill Uirvuitb Ui OKMt tltaTtOrWlU. VsVrtaMl ol tOtsJT- lioicM(f tvissaM on Ui fintlutrt.t l&uirvuf Ktito ol Wit per iouthern Dt acific. 1 -Mta ,. 1 . . . Trains leave kngnne for Portland and way I ' s.. ',, v -: i aUtlunsat :Wlam li42 pta. ( j y '-'iflYiJ1!, i'-' i"" lv Purtund 818O a m 8:110 p n i fii'-f'i i fSWTII $ fttntot Iv Ktnrene lpn lillt a o I L' J'1 tjU iilaiU J M As- Ar Aahland ViSU a ra Vli a m I ft. CTKjMf.y J tj sjjjaT Ar Hacrauieato till p m M a tn VV-'-aJl ipsaw Ar Baa Frapclaoo 1 All p m g16 a tn I iffl. . ,-fpGfcZZL Ar Ogiion 8:'IS a a- lr4H a m E g XiaWt EfL--a Ar Denver II KM a ra KM a B -- --..'tAJay. Cj Ar Kansas City TM a m 7;M a m tkmi 'i-CftJr -3 ' w" Ar Chicago 7M a 10 , HJO a m Wl) 0-- tpfifhS-- Ar Jam Angeles 140 p m 700 a a MVl j Ar Kl Paso 6:00 pm fl0 p ra ITOl ,. 7' !llViV Ar Fort Worth 8:110 a m 6) k m (lii !; ), --.' ' Ar Cltyof Meiloo Wis a m -. - "- 1 Ar Houston 4:110 a m 4:00 a m Ar New Or learns 6:21 p m 63!) p m I Ar Waalilngtoa 8:411 a in :-4'i a m I Ar New York 12-M p w la:4a p m TICKETS TO AND KltOM A I.I. POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE Tl) St- Paul, Du'uth, Hirnefpo'is, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Through Pala.-e an.) T'ti-lst Sleeira liming aud Itultct Siuokiua !,itirsry Ca DAILY TUAlNSiFASTTIMK. For Rates, Folders anil Full luforma regarding tli-knts, retttes et J. W. P1IAI.ON, trail c.U ou or addieaa DICKSON CIA 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DKNNISTON. O. W. V. A. Ol'J First Aveuue, SICV ITI.K, Wish. Oregon Shohtline svaoiiMON Pacific TO EAST THE Ths O. R. Gives ths N. Cholco of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE ' OREGON THE 6REAT NORThERN M. TO fnoka.no Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago- SHORT. LIKE TO Salt Lk, Den r Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. Ooeau Hteamera leave Portland every fi Days for - SAN FRANCISCO. boats leave Portland dally for all Wll. lamelle and Columt la Kiver Points. Monthly Hteamurs u t'hliiaand Japan For tull Information call ou or a dress nearest O. K. A N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIO. Uen'l Passenger Ageul, Pnrllai'O (n Tmir attention Is called tn the "HONKER MMITKirtralnscf the "CHIC it'O, MIL WAUKK.K A HT PAUL HAII.ItOAD.i 'The only tierfoct trains in the world. Ton will find It disairahle to rids on thla Trains when going to any point lo tb Kasura Htates or I anatla, I hey ennneo th all TransoiintliMOtal Iraius and el tlekat Agi-nU sell tli keta. Fur further Informatloo, pamnblets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent r C. J.'F.DDY, Portland. Ore, J. W. CAHKY Trav Pass Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tins oiio I No 1 fori Yauli,a Train laaTes AlLany 12M P M JaarasCort-alu.... 1:M) PM ArrlrasYs(aha ti.-t PU No. l.ltstorelnf Iisaras Yaqnina 7:00 A in Imtss Consllla U:.W A M Arrives Albany U:lt PM So. I lurTJetrolt Imtss Albany 7Q0 A M Arrives Itatruit UOS F M No. ium Detroit Issirsl 'stroll 13-11 PM U.irt Albany B.-W P lot Trains I and 4 arrive In Alt any tn time to connect with theH P south bootid train, af wa as KiTiei two or hree hours in A bsny before ilerturs ot 8 P North toond train lot Pert 'Traio Nn J sr-cls with theH P west sir's imI. &t Crallis Cmssini for lBderndtBia UcMmeTllle and au poin soortb tePurtlatal ED WW RTONH, Masasar . J T THINKS Tra? Pass Aft. Lai A.- f