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. PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the publlo pat
ronage solinited. To the Farm
ere we will pay the highest
market price forfaloattle, lions
and Bbtep. rihop on Will
amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply ol
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
iroceries
Having a large and
complete stock of
Staple and Kancy
Groceries, bought in
the best market, I
can oiler the public
better CASK Pricue
thau any other bouse
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Stage leayes Eugene (or Flonmct
Dally except Sunday at 8 a m
fieturnlng stage leaves Floreno
for Eugene dally eznept Sundays at 2
p m
rJtttordays at 8 a m
Arrive in tugeu at 6 p ui -ha Li
following.
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togene or at Hurt A DeTenport'a olfioe
vinrvao..
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
0 lie and Rsi !ence-Fainnount, Oregon.
Bo ika opened.
Book onnvertd frm s inrl ti doable entry.
Instructions riven in doubh enry.
Adjustment of intricate andinrclTelacooan
Snfrene ioqatnea an! or)rf Mrejd abort
wui art prompt aiwmiuo.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
AK fomifl of life. Endowment and Gold Bond
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ad ratts lumiined by
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BUSINESS OAUD3
ATTOKN JS YS-AT -LAW.
J M
WILLIAMS,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW
f Dtfioe Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office-Over Firat National Bank.
Eooihi, Oeiooh,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOlt NKY-AT-LA W
Office One half block Boulh of Chrisman B 1
K HQ SKI, OUBOON,
71 K SKIPWOKTH.
4.ITORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Eugene Okkoon,
HELM OB W THOMPSON CHAJ3 A HAHDI
rjlHOMPaON HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Office In First National Bonk RniMintr.
Practice in all the courts.
Euqine, Obioon.
M TRAVIS,
J
A-ttoruey At Law.
Office Over Eukodo Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
G
EO, B DORRI3,
ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will Dractioe in all the conrta of the Hecond
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
ot tne state.
Special attention given to collection! and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms U 2 and 3,
John M. EJmunnon Leon R. Edmnneon
EDMUNSON k EDMUNSON.
ttorneya-At Law.
Practice Ic all the courts. Collection! a speci
alty. sTO thee Over Loan ft Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
i OUISE.BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LA '.V.
Office in Loan ft Savins bank building. Room
, Special attention given to land and mining
matter,
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
JpALNE 4 K UY KEN D ALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office In Eugene Loan ft Savingi liar J
building.
Special attention to surgery and turgical dis
mm of wotuen
J 8 LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
'Vtchea and Clicks Repairett
KtoHi, Obioov
I)
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-on oliv. 'trwt, ,htwen' Flftih aDi
Sitli 4trLua. hlfc. w-Mt o! MinnU
hotel
J-JKKLKKT LKIUU
AS.SAYKK AN I) METALLl'KOlUT
Kcotsl
. OhEXl
l't 'il'lrfl Aar TSorator7 in tl, H .ate,
I IV rt, t anil r!ille rt-tiim. trtaratitl.
fif-v j.,ni'U t-t Wtm.io. th. miea aural,!,
.:h'"l of tlratui.nL
ri'HE PAflKIC MfTfAL I.IKE.
V-ry l.at-rt
LIFE AND AfCUiF.NT POLICIES
ALtiar J. Ciio, ''.. Art.,
J M . William l crtlaad.
Local An Eaton
If
a law
A BANANA TREE.
Tb. Pralt Uroni Suiall End I'p aud
1. Cut While l.rl.-
Contrary to popular belief, lianaiiaa
to uot grow on the tree as they haug In
the prvK-ery, but with the small eud of
the fruit limine upward to all ap
pearances upside down.
There is prohahly no other fruit of
suih universal consuuiptlou' atniut
which so little Is known to the average
lerson as the banana. Something like
HKi.tMiUmo bunches are annually eaten
lu this country alone, but senrcely one
man In a thousand not connected with
the business kuows what a bauana tree
looks like.
The fruit is never allowed to ripen on
the tree, but is cut half or three-quarters
full" that is, half to three-quarters
developed according to the dis
tance it is to be shipped, and comes to
maturity by feeding from the stalk,
which contains a large amount of sap.
Bananas cut in this way attain prac
tically the mine size as if allowed to
remain on the tree. In which case the
bunch becomes too much of a burden
for its support and either falls or
breaks the tree and ripens ou the
ground.
After the cutting the plantation is
"cleaned," which merely consists of
severing the standing trunks within a
few feet of the ground, aud a new tree
comes forth from the remains of Its
predecessor, so that the fruit In all
stages ot growth is to be found at the
same time and the yield Is continuous.
An Anecdote of Wordsworth
A contributor to the London Specta
tor thus write! to that Journal:
Your interesting article on 'Tast
ncss and Isolation" recalls to my mind
Wordsworth's own Interpretation of
the lines
Those obstinate questioning.
Of sense and outward things.
Fallings from ua, vanlahtnga
as reported to me by the late Professor
Konaiuy Price. One day as he was
wnlklng with the poet lu the hills he
asked him what he meant precisely by
the wonts "fallings from us, vanish
lngs." Wordsworth's answer was to
this effect: "Sometimes I find myself
lu a mood in which the whole mnterial
universe seems to fall away. The sense
of outward thiugs is lost. Nothing re
mains but an immaterial self, detuch
ed from ail physical conditions. In or
der to get back into the known world
of consciousness I have to clutch at
something so." Hero ho grasped the
bar of the gate on wliich they were
leaning at the moment. I wns much
struck by the story at the time and
made a note of It
Georire Washtna-ton'a flobrlqneta.
Washington was called by many so
briquets, lie was first of all "Father
of Ills Country." "Providence left hlin
childless that his country might call
htm father." Slgourney calls him "Pa
ter Pati-la1;" Chief Justice Marshall,
the "American Kablus." Lord Byron
in his "Ode to Napoleon" calls him
"The CinclnnatiiH of the West." For
having a new world on his shoulders
he was called the "Atlas of America."
The English soldiery called him by the
sarcastic nickname of "Lovely Geor
glus." lted Jacket, the Seneca Indian
chief, called him the "Flower of the
Forest." The Italian poet Vlltorio Al
flerl called hi in "Deliverer of Ameri
ca." In The Gazette of tho Lulled
States he was called the "Savior of Ills
Country." Ills bitter opponents sar
castically called lihn the "Stepfather
of His Country" during his presidency.
Dana-era of Procrastination.
Landlady I s'pose you noticed that
long whiskered old gentleman who sat
opposite you lit dinner today? That Is
Professor Drlehones, and you con have
his room, as he is going west on a
scientific exploration strangest thing
you ever heard.
New Boarder What Is?
Landlady The object of his tour.
Fie lias been told that a prehistoric
cave has buen discovered out west, and
in it sat ten skeletons around a petrified
table.
New Boarder Well, well! Why didn't
the fools change their boarding house
sooner?
Ten In the Tim. of llnddhn.
At the time of Kuddha China was en
Joying a large foreign commerce in tea.
It was carried by her Junks to Japan,
Korea, Tonquln, Anam, Cochin, Ilur
ma, Slam, India, Ceylon, Persia and
Arabia. According to one record, it
was sent to a great black river country
west ot Arabia, from which it was sep
arated by a long and very torrid sea,
which must have been Egypt ft was
carried by curavatiB to Mnncburln,
Mongolia, Kuldja. Tnrtary, Tibet, Per
sia and northern India.
A Bor'a Definition of Peace,
"Can you tell me the meaning of the
word peace?" asked Miss Gray of a
little boy who had Just recited a patri
otic poem in which the word occurred.
"Peace means when you ain't got no
children," answered the child.
"How ia that?' asked Miss Gray.
"When my mother baa washed and
dre6scd her six children for school lo
the morning, she snys, 'Now I'll hart
peace.' "Chicago Tribune.
Th. Politician's Frienda.
"I never went bock on a friend," said
one politician. '
"I never found It necessary to do so."
said the other. "As soon as I was not
in a (OP'.tion to favor him my friend
alwayt went back ou Die." Washing
ton Stjr.
The Itonr.
Tohl'S-WliM h.itir is It?
Ililbbs None nt all.
Tuhbs What do you mean?
Hubt'S-Not j i t 1 o'clock. New York
Herald.
Borne Russian railway employ only
members of the Orthodox church.
Savtd Ffom Awful Fate.
"Everybody said I had mnauinp
Hon," write Mrs A M rlhkld", of
( hsmhertbarg, Pa, "I waa ao low after
.lx months of sever, alckneaa rud
ty hay fever and a-tlmia mat few
thought I could get well, but I learned
ef the marrelnu" merit of Ir Klnw'e
New l)lervery for enneutnpllon. uti
It and waa onmplettly cured." Km
desperate throat and lung diseases It l
the eafeat care In the world and la In
fallible for ooughs, onlda and bronchia1
aftctlona. Guaranteed lot tie. ftQo and
1. Trial bottle (re at W L ULano'i.
MISTAKE SOMEWHERE.
U'hr tho Colonel stopped Ilia Sear,
of i'hlnauem at KIT.
"I had read." said the colonel as he
was relating some of bis experiences in
China, "that if a person fell into the
nater uo one could pull him out, hold
ing that his falling In was a decree of
Providence that uiuf t not be Interfered
with.
"tine day ou one of the canals 1
stumbled and went overboard, ami. al
though there were twelveboatmen, uot
tmo of them would extend me a hand.
After a close ghave, as I cannot swim,
I got aboard again, and us soon as I
recovered my breath 1 yelled at the
boss ttoatman:
" "Yon Infernal sconndrel, but why
lidn't you help me outl'
" 'It was your fate to fall In,' ho
talmly replied.
" And It's your fate to tabs a good
ticking;' I said na I went for him.
"When I had finished him off, I took
another, aud 1 was Just polishing off
my fifth victim when the aiiih uau
halted me to say:
" There seems to bo a mistake here.
We are taught that if a person falls
Into thewater he must save himself
or drown, but wo are not taught that If
he does snvo himself ho Is at liberty
to lick half of China in revenge.'
"I thought his point well taken."
laughed-the colonel, "und I stopped my
score at five and went down to change
into dry clothes," ltoston Globe.
4pple Tree. For flc.ntr and Fruit.
' Apple trees are so beautiful, even
when bare of bloom and fruit, that
they should bo grown In pleasure gar
dens, like lilacs aud laburnums. Ten
nyson speaks of orchard lawns, and
there Ib no reason except bad taste
why they should not have a real exist
ence. The gloom of tho fir tree, mng
nincent no doubt In Its own northern
forest, is mere Incongruous dreariness
when it is dotted about a suburban
lawn. Nothing will thrive under it,
and often it will not thrive Itself, but
tho apple, with all the associated beau
ty of the countryside, gives us fruit
and blossom and grateful shade. In
tho grass under it will grow daffodils,
columhtues. irises aud many other
plants, or It may be trained as a hedgo
to divide one part of the garden from
another and with ail ttiese uses may
still produce great crops of fruit. It
would be a plensant tiiBk for the sub
urban gardener with his hulf acre of
ground to grow three or four choice
apple trees with the care that others
give to roses. ljOiulon Speaker.
The Pnlnte Look.
A woman who hud solved the servant
girl question by Importing a buxom
young colored girl from Virginia wont
out to give her orders for dinner one
day and was astounded to see tho ne
gro sitting on the Iloor with her hair,
or wool, standing out around her bend
lu n black aud shiny nimbus. Not
hearing the approach of tho mistress,
the servant went on with her occupa
tion, which was pulling first one curly
lock and then another III a way that
suggested that she had cither loHt a
fortune or "got religion." Tho madam
stared a moment and then exclaimed:
"For goodnesB' sake, Hetty, what are
you doing?"
The ninld hurriedly scrambled to her
feet and answered:
"Oil, nothln', ma'am. I'zo got a soro
throat and was Just try I"' to And the
lock what would pull tnuh pnlnto up
and cure tho tickle." New York Times.
saxony's Forcats.
Saxony possesses ono of the best
regulated Bysteins of forestry in tho
world. The forests of Saxony servo
not only the purpose of giving tho Btato
a substantial annual revenue, but they
add a thousandfold to the scenery of
the country, thus attracting many tour
ists, into thoso parts every summer.
The inoBt Important feature of the for
ests, however, is the fnct that they
keep forever alive the fountains of wa
ter which spring from tho highlands
ot the Erzgeblrge and Bnxon Switzer
land. Tho forests furnish the mate
rial and the water the motive power to
hundreds of pulp, paper and saw mills,
which, in turn, give employment to
thousands of men, women and chil
dren. Mlaht Have Been Wane.
"Charley, dear," Bald young Mrs.
Torklns, "that horse you bet on"
"There's no need of bringing tho mat
ter up. I know that my Judgment was
very bad and all that."
"Oh, I wouldn't take it to heart! Tho
horse might have been beaten worse.
You must give him credit fur getting
around ahead of the horses that wero
entered for the following race." Wash
ington Star.
Par Tour Debta.
"No, sir," declared Gazzen aa be
warmed up to bis subject, "you'll never
be happy so long as you are in debt.
Pay your debts, Swaybuck, pay your
debts."
"Hut I have no money," eald Sway
back. "Then borrow IL" Detroit Free
Press.
Trutu'e Chance..
Wllllam-Tbe Idea of his calling his
book a historical novell It doesn't
tgree with history even In the slight
est particular.
Frederick And lo may be quite true.
-Hoston Transcript
A Puiale.
Mother (reprovingly to little girl Just
ready to go for a walk) Holly, that
hole was not In your glove this loom
ing. Dolly fpromptly) Where was It, then,
Diauiuia?
fpf i,W),Vf pmfengers !y sea all
Uie world over fifty lose their lives. Of
(he mine number by rail forty aertn
,re killed.
Don't Be Deceived
With S or 70 per cent whlnklea or
.r,,,1,M mnA think It tietree than
Kiancla' pure double dialllhd 1'0 ( roof
brandies. Jtj.t have thern teaied free
ofcharg-at nrtti and Hiair stieete,
r.ugrie, wregon.
I M KeUKCl B
Wa. ar 'x CJ XC I .. .
bum ti l
.1,1 I - t U.d OaotU
CLASSIFIED GULUMS.
Notloea tmuer thia head not to exceed
ioea. JO eenta per wwk; 11 (a) a uoothj L
iv year.
For Sale.
COW OK riALr..-UiK,d ILiTa , w
for sale. Ii quire at I4t) idleou s
FOK HALE. A doaen blooded Htl
glan helre. Call on or sddrrsa W ,
Wann, 104 West Fifth .iroet.
FOH MALE. One f i , i.
leeldrLOea in ugelleou V llUuirl'
street. Call ou TN rVgar, Uot,
Eugene, fur further particulars.
FOK HALE. Town lota for sale a
Blue KlverClty. 8awmllls In a fe
hundred yards of town .lie. npplj
toSC fparks, H ug Hlvr Cliy, Or.
FOH EjALE A g od grain, hay aui
siocs rami of Lit) acres for sale, i
mile from atore, postofttce, echo,
and church, 4 miles from rail
road station, good Luildluge, wri
watered, level and g.tKl local lo,
120 aorea plowed aud part sow.
to wheat, on reasonable leruis.
snap for the purchaser. Can bi
reached from Uoahen tiyetige. Cal
ou UHRiohatdson Pleae.nt tllll oi
O A Parker, 482 Jelletwi, street, Eu
gene, Oregon.
Help Wanted.
WANTED.-A Hill m do oener, 1
housework. Apply at onoe. Mr.
Ueo O Yorau, Lincoln street between
7th and 8th.
V ANTED. Several permits of char.
actor aud good reputation in each
state (one lu this county required) U
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy buslntws hou-e o. solid
tluanoinl stsodli.-g. Salary $18.00
weekly with expeueee adlllonal, all
payable lu Onl tuh Wednesday
direct from head oltleee Hone son
oarnsge furnished, when neoeesary
liefrreuuea, Kuolo..e Mlf-addrcHsen
envelope. Manager, SOU Caxtou
Building, Chicago.
Miscellaneous.
TEAM8 WANTED.-To haul lumber
from our mill ou Coast Fork river
Oood pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Orovo, Oregon.
City Property for Sale
Hendmoxs' Addition to Euorms-
To those desirlim lo rmrohaae citv Iota. 1
have laid out an addition on the eouib side
of the oil! and north of Collage Hill Park
I have 120 lots In this addition, aud am
elling tliem vory low so us to enable everi
one lo have s home of their own. Tho priot
ot thuBe IoIb ia Iroui (hO up
Euii Htkwiiii Addition- to KooKsr
I have some very deslrrahle IoIb in thi
addition, in the very tienrl of the oity aud
wilhiu a lew blueka of Willamette street.
WurrKAKKa's Addition to Edoenk
I have a lew lots in this addition within
o blooka of the First National Bank.
Oolleos Hii-L Paiux
I have 100 lots in this addition. The
prioe now la $50 each. W will advanoe
the priue auon. We oxpeot College Hill
Park to beoome the moat deairtble resi
deuoe pioperty in or near the oity.
HkndbiobV Addition to Collkob
11 ill Pahjc
We have 70 lots for sale oh can in this
addition; alao 40 or 60 aores of very cboloe
fruit laud. I have on thia plaoe 1300 young
prone trees, aboat 4o0 Harriett pear tree.,
and 200 black walnut trees, alao apples,
plnms and small hulls. Thia plaoe haa a
good farm house, barn and out-housea, and
is a moat beaatllul suburban pieoe of prop
erty. It ia known as the Locust Hill farm,
md there is no plaoe io the atat. more
beanlifully and pleasantly eltoated.
I am not in real estate busloeea as a bntl
oeaa we sell our own lands only. 1 employ
no agents. Any on. dealrlog to purohaae
ny ol tbla property all! find me at the
Mrel National IlaDk. I will be plraaed to
.how property and give prloM. I mitht ex--bange
some of Ibis property for good
limber land. Come and see me.
Jily and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for aale at a low prioe 130 acres of
laud 2 J miles southwest of Eugene, aboat W
Mrea uf aauie cleared; plenty of waUr. Also
II acres 2 mi e west of KuK6ue( and 5 aorea
l'Me to the corporate II in its oo the wet. AUo
U acre of dIom botUttn land tuiies oorib of
Ktuene od river road.
I also otfer fur aale some desirable butld
K lots at rve-dence, i'earl and Hixth etreeis.
Vuyooe i siring such property will do well to
m me.
IJaviijOhihrt.
Eugene, Oregon.
Wanted.
A good woman ciok, one that Is
.eat a. id saving, for small hotel.
4ood wages snd steady position t) the
' h I party. Apply or address, Hotel
V-ndouis, Ashland, Oregon.
-.HA ,
,,.j l .ll Ht HlVft fcusjll
tigoatar.
Fare Hume Made Brandj.
For liver,' kidney or stomach Hon -.ee,
colds, lagrippe orhiliiHisiieeS Ihepi
oothliig bettr tijafi t rauo.s' pUM
i.ndlee. All orders promptly fllietl
ith piune, apple or pear brandy at
ib ornla (r tjuart, or fil.AU ier gallon,
tlrders by stage or eiprres will be se-,-uiely
hojnd, Marleaud sold to ouD
uniers only.
1 M Pkancik,
Fifth and tt'.alr elitls, hugene, Or
Happy Time In Old Town.
"We Wl very happy," writes It N
II. Ill, Old Town, Va, "when Hutk
I'li's Arnica rialv. wholly cured our
naiighter of a bad case of aoald head,"
It dell, b - ell who use II for cuis,corii,
llrri.a, h.u.-, H"l., tieer, eruption,
infallible lor puts. , Only It&o at W
L LeLaoo's drug slute,
UO! FO NEWPORT.
Oregon'. Favorite Seaside Re
sort. Repogu i ng the advantage oi New
rt as a summer resort over other sea
Ide resorts lu ihe northwest, and to
uaka it possible for all who desire to
lo so to p-ud ihMr vacttlou by Iht
o an waves, ihe Houlheru P.oitlc
"tnpaoy ill connection with the Cor
allisand Etetetu Kailroad, will place
0 sale, eftVptive June iSlh, round-trip
1 ei. friuu a I point- In Onguu n
a South, ru I'aiuflo to Newnor., goo i
t return until October 10th, at speci
lly reduced rates.
r'or full lalormatlou plea-w Inquire
f your lu d agent.
W F Cohan,
(leueral t'aaaeuger Agent.
Filthy Temples in India.
Haered cows often defile Indian tem
ples, bul worse yet ia a lusiy ihatV
.u:ed by oou.tiialou. Don't per
uii ii. Cleanse your syattiu with Dr
log . New Life Pills nud avoid uu-
1 1 mleeiy. They give lively livers,
Olive bowels, cood digestion. Hue ap
petite. Only 26u at W L LVLanu's
trtig store.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
laoans and Insurant), pouter In
llarreiUUK Murhtuory, liupltv
niuuu. Also haTtj Urat( room
strvasonivble ratva.
VOOlee MW Will -.met I 8t
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IwrrT and kiKnteuriT. Fruit Ti'ry Urin ana
mvltltik. f-iroim tlavor o( wild tlt'kb,riy.
l.nuau' both s,re irttiit Ttcorotn nnl irty pto
lllic. A doKtm plant ol itihvr tut I fly twar
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SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave aV ujrenn for l'urtlaud aad way
tatiuns at H;0Ua ui 1 14'2 p nu
Iv Portland
Iv Kapen.
Ar Aaliland
Ar Hacramento
Ar tiaa Kranriaoo
8:80 p D
1 :ln a no
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8:15 a m
2 p m
UM a m
lii'l p m
7:4A p m
Ar Ogdea
Ar Denrer
Ar Kanaaa Ully
Ar Cbloago
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7 a m 7;U a e
7M am II JO a a
Ar Ixw Ang.lM
Ar Kl l'aao
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Mexioo
Ar IluuatoD
Ar New OrlMm.
Ar YVaalilngLua
Ar New York
1 00 p m
S.OII p in
H M) a m
S) M a 01
4:1X1 a II,
6: p tn
t-Ai a m
12:4. p m
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V.-OO p in
6-..VI a m I
V JA a a
4:00 . a
6:i', p i
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liiti p
Iollniaa and 'I'imriat uer oo .
tsitb traiua. Chair cam Harra
niento u 1'gden and Kl l'ae,,,
and ourtat car. to t.'bicaK,
Ht lymla, New Orlaaoa aud
Waablnst,n.
Contif!tlng at Ran Kraa.
cUoo with aav.ral alMuialtip
line, lor Honolulu, Japan.
Chine, I'hillipinM, JonLra)
and Boutb. Amarioa.
Be. Mr I. U Adair, agent at Kugen.
or addraa
W. V.. OflMAN
UFA Portland Or
Gap Closed
Th. operation of Uiroogh traina Iw
tween Han Kraeeiaoo and Itim An
galea, via Hurl aud kHanta ltarbara,
will begin oa
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two 'HinrnKa TrelM Dally, The
(Mt Line IJ in tl leaving each
Vennlnel early lb the mora tup eel-
wt'h elwant cafe and ,-arl ir can,
will make daylight tri through the
tnoet plutnresxpie, varil and enter
taUiiibir. eoeoee on the VHitiueut,
li.inlfof vget.u of U
outhern
'acific.
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TICKETS
TO AMI FHd.M ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
IIP'
SHORTLINE
TO
St- Piul, Culu'.h, Hi-ne.-potiS, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
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DAILY TllAlNS; FAHTTIMK,
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regarding tl,-k'a, routes etc, rail on or addiras
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122 THIRD SHEET, PORTLAND "
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012 Firat Avenue, H K ATTI.K, Wash.
OREGON
Union Pacific
AMD
TO
THE
EAST
ThoO. R. AN.
Gives the Choice of
! DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREBOH
SHORT LiNt
10
Salt Lako,
Denver,
Omaha,
Chloago and
Kansas City.
THE GREAT
KQRThLRK
Rl.
TO
Snokane
Mlnneapol s
St. Paul and
Chicago.
Ooean Hleamers leave Porllautl every
6 Liayn for
SAN FRANCISCO.
boat, leave iVxllnnil dally for all V ll.
laiueutiand Luniinln. Hiver Point.
Montnly hUuiere to Chliiaand Ja aa
For lull Information oall ou or a
drees nearest 0. 11. A N. Ticket Aent
or address, i ,
, A. L, CRA1U.
' tiuu'l fast.uger Agent,
lortl.rn. (h ,
Your attention U ealM to the 'TIONKKR
LI M IT K I )" train, ef the "CH IC A t .'(), M I L
WAUKF.K 4. HT l'At'L KAILltOAD.fJ
"TH. only lrfact traina In Ui. world,"
Y,,o will nnd it de.ir.bl. to riil.on thus
Trains whan going to any point ia th
KatVeTO HUta. or Canada, Thay cu t
with all Tranaenntlnrntal Traina and el
ticket Agenta iell tickrta.
For ftirthar information, pemphUts, .tr.
ask acy Ttclut Agent ot
C. J.'EDDY,
Tortland. Ore.
). W. CABEY
Trar l'Ma Agent.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
nut oaku
No, 2 fori Yatiulna
Train Uarea Albany 2M P M
lane ( 'or.allu I.P M
rrias Yaoua firlo Pat
No. l.K.toralnr .
laana Yaiinlna 74)0 AJM
li. Corvallis 11:1(0 A M
Arrirea Albany Hide t M
So. I for'Detroit
Uaeea Albany 7.-00 A'M
ArriYoj LKtrolt U:16P M
No. 'torn Detroit
Ml. Detroit ISrlVP M
hats Albany SrtO P M
Traina 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In lime to
eoanact with th. H P wmth boiinit traio, an w.
aa giviuK two or hree hirtirs in Alliany befiire
d.artura ol S V North bound lr.in tor l'oia.
lao.l.
Train No 2 ftnarta with tb. 8 P weal aldit
train at Corralli. Creaaing for ladtwnilanre
MoMinnville and all poi&ta north to Portland
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