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Newspaper Page Textv . .aliauk ' ffT!lifiBaa5!Ba'iiimi"iBiaiMt j . ! a For Infants and Children. ifrgefat!e PrcparalionrorAs slmilatint? iticFiVdnndnceula linfi (trc Slouuicit; and Bowels of i - . . I Protnolos Digestion Ctsjerlur ness and Rest. Contains neither OpiumIorpliine norMineraL NotMahcotic. MffetfOldn-SAHUB.PtKHSR Aim .f4 ' I yatprnW - J ' HtnpSnJ- , MulKy now. I Apafccl Remedy forConstipa non, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh ness and Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. GEflTRfllt WATKIflS & fJIHEH PROPRIETORS A fair share of the pabllo pat ron sue snllntted. To the Farm, era we will pay the highest tnarfcet prloe for fat cattle, hone and shtep. tthop on Will amette St, Eugene, Oregon. Orders prompt; delivered Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Sopplj of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a targe and complete stuck of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE EU6ENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except riunday at 6 a m Beturnlng stage leaves ren for Eugene dally exnept Sundays at Z p m Batardays at 8 a m. Arrives in Kugene at 6 p m the day following. idols far it jtOUaD TK11' Tickets for sale at ugeaeor at Hurt Florence. IS I' I. Baron' llverr stable. A Davenports effloe A WHEELER, Expert Accountant OfEceand Real lenoe-Falrtnount, Oregon. Bosk opened, , . , Book, converted from ,lngle to double entry. Instruction, given in double entry. -Adjustment of intricate and mvclvad acooun KUrSmrie. and order. addraued a. abov. will nsve prompt attention. ThB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York Aft forms of life. Endowment snd Gold Bosd Policies and Annuities. Onirsatud veliK and rater fumiincd by W. A. WANN, Euijtne, Or. .Hotel Eugene.. TN StSAR Proprietor. S'rl-tly fint -els. Nf T Goaoegeroerit. Ic par dy. iThe Kind You Havp Always Bough. Bears the Signature BUSINESS CARDS ATTORN K YS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY -A T-LAW Collection, a specialtr. jtfi.ee Over Lane County Bank, BILYKU, , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Oifaie Over First National Bank. Euoufi, OaiooH, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Cbriiman B Knauti, Obiooh. SKIPWOUTH. 41T0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court', EOQENl OEIOOK. HXLMUB W THOVPSOH OHAB A BAAD1 T IHOMPSON HARDY, A1T0RNEY8 AT-LAW. Uflicft-In Firat National Bank Building. Fractioe in all the uourta. Kdoins, Obbwk. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Saving, bank. Eugene, Oregon. QEO. B DORRI8, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the court, of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court nf the state. Special attention given to collection! and matter, in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 8. John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmtinaon EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON. ttornevs-At- Law. Practice Ie all the courts. Collections a sped alty. asrOthoe Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe In Loan A Saving bank building. Room t. Special attention given to land and mining Kugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Otficea In Eugene Loan A Savings Bank Untitling. Siecial attention to surgery and surgical dis cisros nf women. J S LTJCKEY, JKWEl.KR, A'strhea and Clecks Itepalred. Krunii. Obiooi J O BIDDLE, DENTIST treet. Ibetweea Fihih end Sith itrewt-jae bU: t of MlnneesoU hotel HERBERT LEIGH 1 1 ASSAYEB AND METALLURGIST Ecocri Ontoo Rot equipped Ar l-afnratory la the 8ut rVrr.pt ua rli,tie return. irinujieen. Workiof tewt, route oa ore samples of one U fifty pimn-l tn determine the nvt suitable tLetnno; ot irenuneow rpHE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very I-t"t LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES A Lain J Caaow. ft. Art., PorUaad. T, w JU For Over I Thirty Years i 0 ASTORIA THl CtNTAvX '.OMINI SaCta) OHR CITt. J M- WltLIiH Local At Euism The mule U ready to beln work two or three year earlier than the bona, lie can be put to pretty heavy pulling when he ta three years old. and from that tliue until he U forty. If he hat 'air treatment and dot's not meet with n accident, be U not likely to lose au time, lie la not subject to th many tlmenta to which the horse i a vlc- tlin, at least not to any creat decree. ie Uvea it t tout twice aa lull;, and tiit tual .ktUhI of uefulnetta la nearly liree times as lone, for the horse U really not fit for heavy service until he ia five years old or after he Is twenty, while a mule will often do pixxl service for forty years, and they have been known to work fifty, according to otu writer, without being turned out at any time during all that long period. Like the ass, the mute will lire upon next to nothing, and during alt his for ty years of hard service a mule will not require and generally does not get half the feed necessary to sustain a horse during his much shorter period of usefulness. Where Allaplce Groiva. The Island of Jamaica produces about all the sllspice that is used. It Is know r also as pimento, or Jamaica pepper. Tli tree on which the berries grow Is ever green, and the dowers grow in dense clusters. Those develop into small green aromatic berries, the sire of black pepper. If allowed to rlpon, they be come pulpy and lose some of their pun gency, tor commercial purposes tin Hemes nre gathered when green, care fully dried In the sun aud aflerwan! packed in bags holding 100 to 18C pounds and shipped. Pimento treej grow in many parts of tropical Amer lea, but nowhere do they thrive as Ir Jamaica. The trees aro never planted by mn'n and receive no cultivatior worthy of the name. The seeds arc dropped by the birds, and the raluB and the tropical sun do the rest Surplut trees are cut down and become walking sticks and umbrella handles. This splct Is more mild and Innocent than most other spices. He Won tbe Yannsiter. The Rev. Dr. Mackenzie of San Fran Cisco was once calling on a new pa rishioner who had a "limb" of a boy She bad Invited the doctor to dine Willie," she said to her hopeful, "pass Dr. Mackenzie a potato." Willie seized the potato betweer thumb nnd Onger, and before his moth er could utter a horrified remonstranct he had toBsed it across the table auc squarely into the good man's lap. Judgment!" cried Willie. 'One strike!" quoted the quick wit ted clergyman. "Willie, leave the table!" stormed hlf mother. Madam," said the minister, "do not judge him harshly. See bow beautiful ly he put the sphere over the plate.' Aud from that time there wasn't 8 more earnest worker in nil the big Sun day school than that same Willie. Care For HIcconKh. Hiccough usuully attacks persons of nervous temperament and young chil dren who have overloaded the stom ach. It mny nlso be Induced by eating foods which have been too highly Bea Boned. The most useful remedy and perhaps the most inoffensive nnd the best con sists in sucking a piece of sugar which has previously been 'steeped In vinegar or drinking a spoouful of good vinegar In which some sugar has been dis solved. If this is not at once successful, a second spoouful Is certain to he so. A llnnarrr Musician. During the siege of I.ndysmltb on of fleer who was organizing a concert tc keep up his men's cheerfulness heurc of a sergeant In tho Cordons who wni said to be a performer, lie found tin said sergeant and asked hltn to con tribute his services. . The Bergeant was sorry, but Bald b "couldn't" "Why," said the officer, "you do pin something, don't you?" "I did, sir." "Well, what's your Instrument?" "The bones, Bir but I've sto "cm!" Modern Instance. "And now," he snld, "wo will Bet what our old friend the apostle I'nu has to say. Step up here, Paul, anc give ub your testimony." No, the speaker wasn't a fllppani prosecuting attorney In the celebrated trial before Felix. It was the Rev. Mr. Seventhly, tht popular pastor of the Hl.-.nk Avenut church, who was preaching a doctrlnai sermon. Chicago Tribune. Tbe Shock Too severe. "Did the coroner's Jury ascertnfn whnl caused Ilowersox's sudden death?" "Yes. It appears that he received a plumber's bill In his morning" mall." "But surely that did not kill blm?" "That wasn't It but about noon the plumber himself called and snld there was an overcharge In the bill that he wished to correct" Detroit Free Press. Keeentrle. Mrs. Hunt I suppose Jnue Porter li the most truthful person In town Why, I verily believe Bhe would tel) the truth even about her age. Mrs. Pike That wouldn't be truthful ness; It would simply be eccentricity. Boston Transcript lie Una Warned. Miss Palisade I was very much sur. prised, Mr. Cleverton, that you were not at church this morning to bear me sing the solo. Mdn t your friend Dash- sway tell you nlKjut It beforehand? C'lercrton Yes; he was good enough to. Harlem I.if". No matter bow trilling a man Is, be swells up If asked advice. WashUigUin Democrat Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had consump tion," write Mr A M Mhleld,, of Chambersbarg, Pa, "I waa so low after six month of severe slcknea oauKd by hay fever and sithina that few thought I entild get well, Mjf I learned of the marvelous merit of Dr Kins', New iJiecovery for consumption, need It and w completely cured," For desperate tbmat and lung dl It Is the eafeet cur In the world and la In fallible for oooths, oolde and bronchial aftertton. f Guaranteed bottle Hk and ,1, Trial bottle fre at W L DtLaao'i. hlf school at th Corner. Teachers and pupils of other school were Invlt ed. and the victor of the contest vrai regarded as the smartest thing or earth. At the spelling school the yeai before the championship had beer wrested from No. 5 ly No. 8, and tin schoolmaster of the latter district h:u his salary raised fS per mouth. Thlt fact luvested the coming contest witl: more than usual excitement day or two before the contest Miss Taker learned that rteth lived Just ovei the line in district No. 0. He would therefore be an opponent, and, no mat ter how deficient he was in other branches, he was accounted a prodigy In orthography. "lie feels that I have snubbed hltn. and be Is now going to have revenge on me. 1 w ish he ouly knew how sorry 1 am." The schoolhouso was Jammed with teachers, pupils and parents, and all recognized the fact that it was No. B versus No. G. The teacher of No. 0 was a young man. but ho was there to win if he could, and so were his best spell ers. Queerly enough, it came about that Miss Itaker and Beth Thomas headed the opposition lists, and they were opposite ench other as Squire Jamesou took the spelling book and gave out the first word. Tilings went easy at first but when he came to the four syllable words the ranks began to thin. Fifteen minutes later there were only five on a side. Teu minutes more and only six In all were standing, four of whom were No. C's. Then the word "separate" knocked down two of the latter, and the contest went on for a few minutes with two on n side. Then came the word "Impecunloslty," nnd Miss Itaker nnd Seth Thomas were alone on the floor. There were yelling and cheering, followed by silence, as the squire looked for the hurdrat words. "I shall be beaten," sighed the school ma'am, "and the whole district will be humiliated. If it were anybody but ScUi, who thinks I mount to snub him, I wouldn't care so much. I wish I wish" "We will now resume," Interrupted the squire, and with solemn delibera tion ho gave out a score of big words in succession. In time he must reach the word "epidemiological." Miss Itak er knew It wns there, and she knew she always blundered over It and if It came to hor the championship was gone. It came to Seth. however, and for the first tlino he rnlsed his eyes from the floor and looked into hers. She did not read revenge there, but self sacrifice. An instant Inter, with tho audience holding Its breath, he be gan on tho word nnd nt the fifth divi sion of It put In an "a" for the "o" with such emphasis ns to give her the cue, and as he sat down she spelled the word right, at which tho champions of No. 5 almost lifted the roof with their yells. An hour later as he walked up the road to the Carsons lieslde her she asked: "But why did you do It? I am sure you misspelled the word on purpose." "I I eucbs it wns for love." replied Seth ns he turned his head away nnd stubbed his toes into the snow. Krlther Pear TtOP Favor. A tactful refusal Is sometimes hard to compass; yet a "no" may contain a spicier savor than ninny nn assent. There Is n story of Archbishop Whntc- ly, who wns walking In a London city pnrk one day with n curnto and Chnrles Lever, the novelist The archbishop wns grently inter ested In mushrooms, and he picked one nd ate a piece of it, at tho samo tlmt handing a bit to the curate. What do you think ot that, Mr. A.?" ho asked. The curnto did not cspeclnlly llko It and moreover ho wns not sure whothcr It could bo safely entcn. Nevertheless, this was his superior In office, a man who must not be offended. I think, my lord," snld be, obse quiously, "If It had a little pepper and Bn.lt it would be delicious." "Here, Lover," nld the archbishop you taste It and see what you think of It" "Many thanks, your grace," said Lever, calmly, "bnt 1 am not d clergy man. It Is true that 1 have a brother In holy orders, but ho 1b not In your grace' diocese." The archbishop laughed, better pleased with this cleverness of evasion than by a dull acquiescence, and ate tbe mushroom himself. A Theorr About Man's ileard. There Is n theory favored by the dis ciples of Darwin that tho beard Is merely the survival of a primitive dec oration. Man, according to this view, was originally as hulry as the opossum itself, bnt ns he rolled down the age be wore the hair off in patches by sleeping on his sides nnd Bitting against a tree. Of course the hair of tho dog Is not worn off in this way, but a great theory 1b not to be set aside by an ob jection bo trifling, lly and by our an cestors "awoke to tlie consciousness that they were patchy and spotty, and resolving to "live down" all hair that wos not ornamental they with re markable unanimity seem to hnve fixed on the eyebrows, the mustache and unfortunately, as the self scrapers mostly think the beard as being all that wo worth preserving of the prim itive covering. English Magazine. An Anecdote of Benaa. Renan while traveling alighted at Na ples. One morning a servant of the hotel came to him nnd Bnld that as she had heard the preacher at the cathedral make use of his name many times she would be thankful If he would choose for her a number In the lottery alwut to be drawn. "If you are a saint," sold she, "the number Is sure to be a good one; If you are a devil. It will be BUM better." Renan smiled and chose number, but h never knew If the err ant was lucky. Don't Be Deceived With M or 70 tr cent whiskies or brandies and think it better than Francis1 pure double distilled HO trno nranrilea. Ji-t have mem leaieo. u of charge at Fifth and Blair stieeta Kuirelie- (freeon. I M FRAKCia C a. M I' CJ III A. tKanta 'k :i ' CLASSIFIED MM!, Notice, natter this head not to ureed av, Inea, &0 cant, par weekj 11 60 a months W Pr year. For Sale. COW rOK tfALfc.-Uood uiuk oow for sale. Inquire at 14H Madison t. FOH HALK.-A d.ien bl.ioded Bel glan heir. Call on or address W A Waun, 104 West Fifth sir,!. FOK WALK. One of ie chieeai nwldi'i.co. in Kugene on Willamette street. Call ou IN tiegar, Hotel Kugene, for further particulars. KOK HALE. Town lots fur sale at lllue KlverClty. Kawinllls la a few hundred yards of town site. Apply to SC Bpark,, Blue lllver City, Or. KOH HA LE-160 aetes with large bouse aud barns; SO timber; SO acres not. low laud ; 12 acrescltfarsd aud sowtd. siusll orchard ; good ou slde range for about 100 head of eatile. Prloe 1000. Address W B Sett, Jasoer, Or. Also ltK) aores saw timber, price J.S00. KOK tiALK A giHHl gram, bay aud stock farm of 'Jill aertw for sale, J mile from store, not-t- ftt.v, school and church, 4i mile-, now rail road station, good tulldlugs, well watered, level aud good lovallou, IM acres plowed and pari sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap for tbe purchaser. Can be reached from (loaheu t.yvtuge. Call on C 8 Richardson Pleasant ulll or I! A Parker, 4HJ Jt-llersou street, Ku gene, Oregon. Help Wanted, W ANTKI). rjeversl persons of char aoter and good reputation in each state (one In this county required) to lepresent aud advertlHe old establish ed wealthy business house oi sulid tlnntiolal stsiiiting. rtalary $18.00 weekly wltb expeuBes aditlonal, all payable in oasb each Wtdntwday direct from bead ullloea Home aud oarriage furnished, wbeu ueoessary References, Knoloee self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Canton Building, Chicago. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber from our null on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Liilni er Co, Cottage drove, Oregon Lost and Found. LOST A 1!5 etevenB rifle barrel be tween Kugene and Eliulra ou the stage road Saturday. Finder leave at Paine A Kays' gun store and re oelve reward. City Property for Sale UssDiiois' Addition to Euosmb To Ihnsa deslrine lo Dnrobsse city lots, I nve laid out an addition ou the souib side of the oitr aud north of College il ill Park. I have 120 lota In Ibis addition, aud am selling them very low so as lo enable every one lo have a home of tbelr own. The pries of these lots is Irom fbO up. Ema Stiwibt Additiok to Eoossi I have some verv desirrabia lota la this addition, in the very heart of the oily and within a few blooks of Willamette street. WnmiKaa's Additio to Euoaaa I hava a lew lots In this addition within two blooks of the First National Bank. Ooiam Bill Pah I have 100 lots lo this addition, The prioe now is WI each, W will advanoa the prloe soon, We expeot College Ulll Psrk to besoms the most desirable resi dence pioperty in or near the oity. lllNSBIOKS' AuDmOB TO fJOLLCO litLL Piaa Wa hava 70 lots for sale eheap In this addition; also 40 or 60 seres of very choios fruit lend. I have on tnia piaos ijuu young prone trees, a boat 400 Barllelt pear trees, and 200 black walnnt trees, also apples. plums and small fruits. This place has a good farm boose, bam and ont-nooses, ana is a most oeaotiiui iuuuiuwi yioua v, u.u- erly It is known as the L,oou,t mil larm, and there ia no plaoe in the Stat more beantilnll and Dleaaantlv iitoated. 1 am not In real estate basinet's as a bast ness we sell oar own lands only. I employ no agents. Any on desiring to porchsas sny of this property will Sod mo at lb first National Bank. I will be pleased to how nrooertv and dive nrices. I niht ex change soma of this property for good timber lend, uome ana see me. Teachers Institute. The ant ual 0'iunty teeohers Institute will be held In Kugene June 26, 2a, 27 and 28, 1002. All teachers are requested by law to attend at least 16 boars. Board nf directors are required to al low teachers at least three) day to at tend county Institute. Programs will be sent teacher later. W M Miller. County Hupt. IIIIA. g,, fj ir.j i.:, a in nw ww i I Ir.j I..; d in Haw lmrt Boifn Pare Home Made Brandj. For liver, kidney or atomaah ttoa bleu, colds, Isgrlppe or blllousues there Isnoibliii better than Franot1 pure hrandlm. All order promptly filled with prune, apple or ir brandy at 76 nenu per quart, or 12.60 per gallon Order, by staiie or expreaH will be cutely boxed. Madeand sold to con sumers only. I M Frahcir. Fifth and Blair street, Kugene, Or Happy Time In Old Town. "We felt very bappy," write R N itevlll. Old Town, V, "when Huel ten's Arnb-a halve wholly cured ou daughter nf a had caa of scald bead.' It dells h' - ' who naelt for ouuj.corn Horns, Bun-"-, B A; ulnars, arupllofn Itifalllbl lof plies. Only 260 at W L DLano's drag store. H6' FO .NEWPORT, Oregon's Favorite sort. Seaside Rt- Reoogn i ng the advantage ol New port a a summer resort over other ea.l sldereaorl In the northwest, and Ui wake It possible for all who desire to do to pend Ib-lr vacation by the no an vve, the Koutbern Psolflo l owpaLy in connection with the Cor- vallla and Kasiern Railroad, will place on sale, eftrottve June 1Mb, round-trip tlcaeia from ail points In Oregon on therwulhoru Paoldo to Newport, goo.1 for return uotll October 10(b, at speci ally reduced rales. for full iulurmatlon please Inquire of your local agent. W F Cohan, General Passenger Agent. Filthy Temples in India. Bacred oowa often di file Indian lem. plea, but worse yet is a tHly ibat's polluted by constipation. Don't uei- ui 1 1 It. Cleanse vour system with Dr tvlnir's New Life Pills and avoiit un told mineiy. They give lively livers, aotlve bowels, good digestion, fine ap petite. Only i!5o at W i, DeLauo's dm- store. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... l4M.ni and Iitmranoo. Dealer In Harftttua Mactiiuvry, liulo nwiitc. Also hare iiorane room th'aJtonablt rata. fmr- omoe VW Willamette 8t .J THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Ortler whll thtiT lat. Thu LOilANRKKllV a hybiM bulwtxiu Ltui tame blaoktwrrjr a'ld ml ra,.Mny. Fruit twit Uihv, dwp rtHittlih nta-wm color, rtnh (Uvttr, no itorn, MAMM'i'l II hi. At KHiNittiv, njuria itotwvon wtu black, bwrry and lognberiy. Fruit rurj lam ana Dtrltiiii- r iron a (taror of wtlil blai'lLbrrrT. (-me of both ar atroiiK, Tlgoroti-and Trrt im- liflo. A duivu plauu ol I'tliior varltHf bi'r i'uourIi (in a largo tnintly. rknt exprnRaita paiio, on ruotfiiit ot : mi ncraoit-n. Mmiin iPlHr. NOVKI.TV KHIUT CO. Wauon- vlllo, bauia Cjui Co, (;Ultorttia Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine 'nasiO One Dollar THIS Is the i:h, iii:.l and beat Kastilon Magazine now be fore the Americ an public. It shows New Ideas in h'ashlona. in Millinery. In Embroider, In Cooking, In Woman's Woik and In Reading; beautifully Illustrated In colors and tn black and while.' Above slL It shows Ihe very fashionable New Ipsa Smjts, mada from New Idea Pat vasma, which cost, only IOC. each. Send Five Cents To-day fnrastnete copy tithe Nsw IdiaWomasV. BiMiAnHB, sjkd w wlisl f rest vala lor rfae rnaasr It can lira rou. II n It rw rTii i.nt. An ijjM Irulvif, ,w T,rk, K. T. SOUTH AND EAS'I -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kugene for Portland and way station, at 8;U0a mi 1 142 p tn. Portland Kutrene 6 M) a m .m i m 12:u a m l,it p m 7.-4A p m SJIO p u ldn a to MiW a ta 4:26 a m Hil6 a n Ar Ashland Ar Haorsmento Ar Ban Franolsou 0.ieo Denver Kansas City Chioaffo bM a a M) a m 1i& a m 7rt6 a m 00 a m 7 ;ii, a a V M a tn I.O, Angela, F.l Puo Fort Worth City of Meiloo lluuston New Orlasms Wuhlngtim New York 1:20 p m 6KKI p m 6tWI a m V M a to 4KMI a at 6M p m 6:42 m 12:43 p ta 700 a m 9A0 p m 6:80 a tn V J6 a m 4aK) a ta - 6:26 p to 6:42 a m 12:4a p o Pnllman and Tourirt ear, , botti trains. Chair oars Hacra- niento to tigden and Kl Pi.,o, and etiriit car, to Chioage. . ' Ht Ixmia, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ran Fran ctAoo with several steamship lines tor Honolulu, Japan. China, Phllllpinea, ,'utral and Uoutb America. 8m Mr LO Adair, agent at Engen r addles W. E. OOMAN UFA Portland Or Gap Closed TVia opnratlao of Ihroagb tralu b twND Han Franciaoo and lm An fmlm, UHurl ud HmU iWbaxm, will befftii on Sunday, .Marcfi 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE, Two Thronta Train Ii!r. The) CoaH Um IJmltaMl Uaviaff tflrmlnii muf Id Uj morning Quip' peri wt'b lanl caf anl iiarlir twv. will makadayHht trm Uirotifh DMiai (lictarwiu. fariwl and tnUr tainicsTf aco on tli 9ritiii'jtii,T) lAqulra ol AtfwtU (4 thf Southern Pacific. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Piiil, Dulu'.h, Mirne?po!is, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Through Palaoe snl T m-let Slrclwra Diniiuj aud Bullet Suiokina Lihrsry Ca DAILY TKA1NS; FASTTIME. For lUtea, Folder, and Fall Iufnrma regarding tit'kets, rontea etc, call oa or mldi fles J. W. I'll Al.ON, Trail. DICKSON, era 122 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND A. B. C. DKNN1STON, t. W. P. A. ill 2 First Avenue, S I' A ITI.K, Wash. OREGON SHORTLINE akd Union Pacific TO THE EAST Th O. R. N. Give Uhe Choice of THREE nAIIV TRAINS UHILI TWO VIA THE ' ORECOH SHORT LIKE I 1 i TO Salt Laka, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kanaaa City. OI.L THE GREAT NORTHERN Rf. ie Snokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago-- Ocean Hieauiers leave Portland every j 6 Days for . ' . SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Porllanti dully for ell Wu" " lamella and folium ia Kiver Poluts. Monthly Hi earner, to China aud Japtm For full Information call on or res bearoel O. R. A N. Ticket Alien I or addrem, . i A. L. CRAIU. . ' , j fleu'l Passenger Ageul, j . I t.ll.lSI'O ti- , . Your attention la palled tn the "I'mNfHt LIMI'I'KK" train. ol tlie"CHlCAC(), MIL. WAUKK.K A HT PAUL HAlLlioAUl "The oolv twrfect train. In the w.ld." Ion will find It dealnhla ti, rl.U nn ttU Train, when going to aor point Tn th Eastern Htates or CanatUu Tsey eonnee with all Transcontinental Trains sad 1 ticket AgenU sell tickeU For further lafonnatloii, pamphleta. str. snk any Ticket Agent :..... a J. EDDY, Portland Ore. J. W. CAREY Trav Pass Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TI.n.8 CAUD Nc 2 for Yaqnlna Train leava, Alhany..,,.. leav t'orvallu.,...,..,, rrlva Yaqulna. ..Yirni p m .. IM P M .. 6:46 Pal ..70 A M ..11:80 AM ..12:14 PM No. 1. Kevorsinr lasns Yaqnlna.,..'.. .... Im'M Corv,Ula... , Arrtvta Albany.. ,, Mo, I for Dstrolt lieavas Alliany 700 A M Arrive, Detroit 1206 P M No, v iooi Detroit Leaves Detroit 1246 P M Leave AlUuv 6:40 P M Train, 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In tlm to ouanect with the 8 I' south honad train, aa w sa giving two or hree hours b) Albany befota iierture of 8 P Korth bound train for Port lead. Trata No 1 connects with the S P wsat side train at Corvallis t rasing for Iadependenc UoMiaarUla and all point, north to Fortlaas) ' EDWIN fTTiiNB, ' " Manasat JTTIKNEK Trav asm Agt, ' li :