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GEJlTRRIi
WflThMHS & JJIIitEH
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the pulillo pat
ronage solicited. To the Farm
era we will pay the highest
market price for (at cattle, bogs
and sluep. rJhnp on Will
amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
rocenes
Having a large and
ixiaipleta stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best market, I
can otfer the public
better CASH Prices
than any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Btage leaves Eugene- for Florence
Daily except rjunday at 6 a m
DinMiinff dtRire leaves Florence
for Eugene daily exnept Sundays at 2
p m
UallJPflaVB at. H A IT! .
Arrives iuKugeneat 6pm the day
following.
BINOI.K FARE
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.-. .i Kurd Denton's offlos
Florence.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
Office and Reel lenos Falrmonnt, Oregon.
Bo ks o-,enel, , , , . . .
Book cnerU!.l from slatle to doable entry.
Inrtroctioos iriven in doable en 'XT.
Adjiuitmrnt of intricate and involved acooon
a spftcisiir.
Eugene ino.'iinee
and orders addressed sa above
wdi lisve prompt attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of Mew York
All formi of life. Endowment sad Gold Bond
PoliciM sad Annuities. OuirsntMd vsloe
and rstu fumnncd by
W. A. WANS, Eugene. Or.
Mi Eugene
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Tor Infants and Children.
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For Over
Thirty Years
BUSINESS OAHDS
ATTOKNiSYS-AT-LAW.
M tVLLLlAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Juice Over Lane Count? Hank,
BILYEtJ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
O.Kce-Orer First National Bank.
EuaitfK, Oaiooif,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block south of ChrUman B 1
KnoKNB. OUBOON,
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71 R SKIPWOKTH.
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Euoemb Obboon.
HXLMUS W THOMPSON 0HAB A HABJ
fIHOMP30N 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Office In First National Bank Building,
fraction in ail the courts.
, EuQBNSt Obeuos.
LM
TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan A. Savings bask.
Eugene, Oregon. ;
QBO, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOK-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the court of the Second
Judicial District and in the -supreme (Jowl
rti this itsite.
8pecial attention given to ooliectioni and
matters in probate,
Oihoe First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1 2 and 3,
John M. Edmunsoa Leon R. Edmnnson
EDMUNSOX 4 EDMUNSON.
ttorneys-At-Law.
Practice lr si I the court. Collections a sped
slty. asrOthoe Over Loan A Havings bank.
EUGENE, OREGON.
OUIS K BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan i Having DanK Dunning,
Room
. Special attention given to land ana
mining
matters.
Eugene. Oregon.
MEDICAL.
JpAINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offioes la Eugene Loan Havings Bans
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical dis
eases of women.
8 LUCK-EY.
JEWELER.
Welches and Clocks Reired.
ErosHB. Oasoos
I)
R G BIDDLE,
DENTIST
TStSS
Vfioe -tin Oli.-e strwet. ibetween'' Flftlh end
3ith street Q! bl.: t ot MinnesaoU
botel
Ii
ERliKKT LEIUH
-ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Ecom Orux
F-wt rn'0ii Awutf Ibortiry In tha BU'A
i n ni't svii't reliAtue ritunu (mtu.,
Wcrkioi icMtJi tnavU fro rt ia4u.f,nr of out to
fifty pmcU to. l-trmiLa th Ct-mt traiU At
n.eUji of lrtsUunt.
T
HE PACIFIC MUTX'AL LIFE.
Very Laft
LIKR KSl) ACCIDENT lUMCim
Tht INIalld SOHf.N) MCtt OKH OITT
A lbebt J. Caaoir, Geo. Airt.,
J M . Wtu.ua PonUaad. Ora
' Local Aawa Euism
HARDENED TO COLD.
IliiH of Siberia Don't Mind a Be
low Zero Teuvcrltire.
Frequently, when e could net ex
pose our oars for two uilnutos without
having them froze n, says a traveler In
Siberia, the natives would to for an
h.tur at a lime with their botxU thrown
back froiu their head, and when it re
quired constant watchfulness to keep
our noecs from freezing they did not
sMiear to notice the temperature at all.
tine uioruinj; lu January I stood In
p i fi-et uinaseineut at their disregard
of the low temperature. They worted
for at least half an hour with bare
hands packing up the tent and utensils.
handling the packages and lashing
them together with Icy seal thongs
without experiencing the least appar
ent inconvenience, while I partly froze
my Angers striking a light for my pipe
with a tllnt and steel, the whole opera
tion taking not more than three min
utes. The night before, happening to go out
of the tent after our men had retired.
I passed their camp, which was near
by. Their tire had burned to a pile of
embers, barely affording me light
enough to distinguish the sleepers.
They were lying colled up on small
deerskins, with their hacks to the em
bers and their fur coats thrown loosely
over their naked bodies.
The coat of one of them had slipped
almost entirely off his body, leaving his
back and shoulders exposed to a tem
perature of IS degrees F. below zero,
and, though bis hair was frosted, be
snored as soundly as If la comfortable
quarters.
Mr. Gladstone's Csvtek.
"How many members of this house,'
n6ked Mr. Olndstone once in the course
of a debate on electoral qualifications,
"can divide 1,330 17s. 6d. by 2 13a.
8d.r
"Six hundred and flfty-elghtl" shoot-
ed one member.
"The thing cannot be doner' exclaim
ed another.
A roar of laughter greeted thla last
remark. But It was true, nevertheless.
You cannot multiply or divide money
by money. You may repeat a smaller
sum of money as many times aa It Is
contained In a larger sum of money,
but that Is a very different thing. If
you repeat 0 shillings as often as there
are hairs In a horse's tall, you do not
multiply S shillings by a horse tall.
Torhaps yon did not know this before.
Never mind; you need not be ashamed
of your Ignorance, for It was shared, as
has been demonstrated, by tho entire
house of commons (bar one member),
Including the then chancellor of the
exchequer.
How to Form the Iteadlnar Hab(.
In order to organize odd minutes Into
fruitful hours one must have a con
Btsteut scheme and keep the means of
carrying It out within reach. Too many
people read the books which come In
their way instead of putting them
selves In the way of getting tho right
books. They buy and borrow without
thought or plan because they do not
understand that reudiug ought to be a
resource as well as a recreation. De
cide lu advance what books you will
rcud. and do not take up with those
which drift In your direction. Do not
burden yourself with a scheme so ex-
tenslvo that it dlscouragea you; do not
lit the start plan courses of reading so
vast that you are weighed down with
their magnitude. Begin in a quiet anil
easy wuy by planning to read consec
utively a few books in some field which
Interests you. Ilamllton W. Mable In
Ladies' Homo Journal.
No Names Needed.
A western Kansas story showa bow
to be personal without mentioning
names.
It was in a poker game at Colby.
The sheriff of Logan county had been
steadily losing to the treasurer of Ellis
county. The treasurer of Ellis county
had the misfortune to be possessed of
but one oye, and he was a little clumsy
in handling the cards. After a play in
iwhich the treasurer took a big pot
from the sheriff the sheriff said, "Gen
tlemen, I ain't a-namln' no names, but
if sonio of you don't quit raisin' cards
from tho floor he'll get bis otbor eye
knocked outl" Kansas City Journal,
AbsttImb Seals.
The ancient Assyrians nearly 0,000
years ago put in moist clay their seals,
engraved in intaglio upon precious
stones, on chests and doors, in order to
prevent their being opened. There were
no-locks or keys in those days. If they
wished to send a private letter, they
would often seal it with a hlppogrlff,
which fabulous winged horse was re
garded aa the emblem of secrecy. Cen
turies later the Greeks and Romans
adopted similar devices) for the sam
purpose.
How It Sonne
"IIow is the board down at your
nlace7' asked the ribbon clerk.
"Oh, we have nothing but health
food every meaL" responded the lace
clerk.
"Then I don't think I'll come,"
"Why notr
"I'm not looking for the board of
health." Chicago News.
A Matter of Kara.
"You should get your ears lopped,
O'Brien," said a "smart" tourist to an
Irish peasant whom he was quizzing.
"They're too large for a man."
"An', bednd." milled the Hibernian,
"I was Just thlnkln' yours would want
to be made larger. Huro, they're too
small for an ass." Tlt-Ults.
llelplaa lllns Alone.
"Do you think your father would of
fer me personal violence if 1 were to
auk him for yuu :
"Hardly, but tlo-re's no telling what
fie will do If y oi don't say something
Sretty soon." N w lork rimes.
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Kverytiody "aid I had consump
tion," writes Mrs A M rthlelds, of
Ctiainlrtbarg, Pa, "I waa so low after
IX months of severe sickness caused
by hay fever and asthma that rew
tlmught I oould get well, hut I h-arried
of the marvelous merit of lr Kiln's
NVw Illacovery for rvinsonipllon, ued
It and waa onmpletsly cured." For
deirate throat and lung die- It la
the safest care In the world and le In
fallible for coughs, ooldo and bronchial
eftivtlmie tiuarmnteed bottles ks and
1. Trial bottle free at W L DeLaoo'l.
MAN BEFORE BREAKFAST.
faura 111 Kataraat Than Wdnii, tare
sa Obimsst Kestaoracear.
"Of course," said an avenue restau
rant keeper. "I think my business gives
me the best opportunities in the world
for judging human nature. My obser
vations have led me to the conclusion
that women, as nervous as they are
supposed to be, are more good luttured
than men. The tost for this trait collies
at breakfast time. Now, 1 suppoMi
tli:it my eustotne:s are alout as clu-cry
a lot as frequent any restauraut lu the
city. A good many of them are news
paper men, who, as n usual thing, take
life as it eomos without much com
plaint. If you tnko them In the even
ing or rate at night, you will rtnd theui
the most compaulonable lot Imaginable.
Hut let me tell you there is a difference
In the morning.
"As friendly as I am with most of the
men who coiuo lu here, there Is not
one whom I would care to provoke be
fore he gets his breakfast. Most of the
kicks' are made concerning the first
meal of the day. The waiter Is too
slow; the steak Is too rare; the steak Is
too well done; the eggs are not fried
properly or are boiled too littlo or too
much. Rut by the time the average
man has had n good meal and a cup
of hot coffco 'Richard Is himself again.'
"Now, with women It Is different. 1
don't know whether It Is because they
wake up less hungry than men
whether an empty stomach affects theli
uerves to a less degree, hut thoso who
get their breakfust here seldom annoy
us with complaints." Washington l'ost
Don'ts For Literary Dralnners.
Don't tell the editor what your fum
lly or friends or literary acquaintances
sny of your manuscript.
Don't urge the editor to buy your
manuscript because you need tho mon
ey to help you In contributing to tho
support of your family or In making
your way through college.
Don't assume a Jaunty, sarcastic or
Insistent tone with the editor. Don't
coyly ask him to "permit this literary
dove to nest in your olive tree or else
return It to the ark at the above ad
dress."
Don't try to temper the severity of
his Judgment by sending hlni pressed
flowers with your manuscript or to
impress him with your literary power
and experience by telling him that you
"write on the spur of the moment and
never correct.''
Hour lu mind, In short, that the best
way to submit a manuscript Is simply
to submit it and let it speak for Itself.
Franklin B. Wiley in Ladles' Homo
Journal.
Snow In Venice.
"I saw Venice once under unusunl
circumstances," said a traveler.
tho time of which I Bpoak Hint sunny
smiling hind was wrapped In biuiw
Our folks were a lilt surprised, but tho
natives were amazed. To the real Ve
netians snow is a thing they do not
know how to deal with. Many persons
remain all day In lied Indulging In hot
drinks nnd push Hielr time In doing
nothing. The children, to their extreme
satisfaction, arc not sent to school, as
tho streets and squares lire coverci
with snow. Those courugcous person:
who venturo abroad only walk lit the
slowest pace. To cross n bridge Is con
Bidcrcd hazardous, If not foolhardy. St.
Mark's square is entirely deserted.
Even the pigeons ore Invisible."
Mlspah.
IIow many people know thot the
monument thnt Laban und Jacob set
up near the borders of Canaan and
called "Mizpah," or a lookout, wbb
erected In suspicion rather than lovu7
Tho literal meaning was this: "The
Lord watch between thee nnd me
when we are absent ouo from tho oth
er, and see that you aro not up to bouio
new trick as booh us my back Is turn
ed." Ho when it is lnsiu-lbed In nil engage
ment ring it might mean, "Tho Lord
watch and aco that you do not flirt
when we.aro absent one from the oth
er." Those who use the text are some
times wiser than they know.
Stronar Even In Death.
A yew tree almost destitute of branch
es or bark grows abundantly lu the
Caucasus to a height of from fifty to
sixty feet and a diameter of a littlo
over two feet It grows Blowly, but its
timber Is almost Indestructible except
by fire. It Is considered superior In
durability, appearance and toughueaa
to mahogany, which It otherwise some
what resembles. In some large forests
of this tree It Is very dllllcult to dlstln.
gulsb the II vo trees from the dead ones,
the latter being very numerous and
sold to stand for 100 years after death
without exhibiting decuy.
Division of Labor.
Hclene IIow long did you stay in
Paris on your trip to France?
Emma Oh, a week altogether.
Hclene But surely you could not take
in everything in such a short time!
Emma But wo did, all tho same.
You see, there were three of us. Mam
ma took In the picture gullerles, I stud-
led the shops and tilings, and papa ex
aiulned tho local color in the cafes.
Exchange.
I'lamp Birdie.
Hhe (after the service) You dreadful
fellow I Why did you smile during the
offertory?
lie I couldn't help IL There was
Miss Addle Pose singing "Had I tho
wings of a dove." Tho mental picture
of a 200 pounder trying to fly with
pair of four inch wings wss too much
for me.
When the first bnby bowls at nigh'
with the cdlc, the fnthiT and mother
look reproachfully at each other, aa If
to say, "You got uiu into thlal" Atch
Uou Globe.
Don't Be Deceived
With M or 70 ir cent whiskies or
l.r.nrilea and think It better than
Francis' pure double distilled HO poof
brind mi. Just have ttiem imuxi u
nf chanr at Fifth aud Blair ill eel
Kugeue, Oregon.
I M Francis
n m s a us "nn i
i la m nw ism wffk
CLASSIFIED UIL
Notices under this head not to exceed flvi
mas, .V) cents per week; II 60 a month; (U
For Sale.
LOW rUK AL. Uood uilik oo
for sale. Inquire at 149 Vadlaon it.
Klt HA I.E. A di aeu bUHted 1WI-
glan heirs, fall on or address W A
Wauu, 104 West Fifth street.
FOR MALK. Oue of f e choice
retddeuva Id Eugeneon Willameli
street, t all ou T N ? r, Halt
Eugene, for futther particulars.
FOR HAI.E. Town lota for sale i
Blue KlverClty. Sawmills In a fe
hundred yards of town site. Applj
to 8 C Sparks, Hlue River City, Ur.
FOR SALE A good grain, hay ane
stock farm .of 18 aorw for sale, j
mile from store, poatufttoe, sohoo
and church, 4 miles from rail
road station, good buildings, wel
watered, level and good localloii
I'M aores plowed and part sowi
to wheat, ou reasonable terms, A
snap tor tho purchaser. Can Dt
reached from Uoeneti bystage. Call
ou C U Richardson Pleasant Hill 01
C A Parker, 4S2 Jt Demon mtoel, Eu
geue, Oregon. '
Help Wanted.
WANTED. A gill tn du genersl
Housework. Apply at once. Ma
Geo O Yorau.Ll! colli street bet woe L
7tn and 8th.
W ANTED.Beveral tiersiius of ohar-
aoter aud good reputation in each
state (oue In this county required) U
represent aud advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house oi solid
finaiiolal standing. (Salary $18,011
woekly with expenses aditioual, all
payable lu oaeli each Wednesday
direct from head ofliees. Hone and
carriage furnlHbeil, when neoessary
References, Euchise self-addrei'seo
euvelnfie. Manager, 8C4 Canon
Building, Chicago.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMH WANTED.-To haul luiulier
from our mill on Coast Fork river
Good pay, steady work. Coast F'orh
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
City Property for Sale
Hbnobioib' Addition to Euocmi
To those desiring to purchaso city lots.
have laid out an addition on the eoulh side
of the cilr aud north ot College lilll Park
I have 120 lota lu this addition, and am
selling them very low so as to enable ever)
one 'o hnvu a home of their own. The prioe
of these Iota is liom f 10 up
Euab STKwanT Audition to Euornk
I have some very desirrab'.a Iota In this
addition, in the very iiearl of the oily aud
within a lew blocks ol Willamette siriMil,
WnrrKiBKB's Addition to Euoinb
I have a low lota in this addition within
o blocks of the First National Bauk.
Coll bob II ill Pilot
I have 100 lots In this sdditlon. The
prioe now is f M each. W will advanoe
the price soon. We expect College Hill
Park to beoonie the most desirsblu rosi-
deuoa pioperty in or near the oity.
BNDBIOKs' ADDITIOX TO OOLLBOB
ilOJi PiBK
We hats 70 lots for sale oheap in this
sdditlon; also 40 or 60 aoreB of very choioe
fruit land. I have ou this plaoa 1300 young
prune trees, about 400 Banletl pear trees,
and iou black wainnt uses, aiao apples,
nlumi and small fiuita. This plaoe baa a
good farm bouaa, barn and out-houses, and
a most oeaniuui Buouroau piece ui prop-
ertv. It is known as the Locust lilll farm,
and there is no plaoe In the Btats mors
beaulllally and pleasantly situated.
1 am not in real nutate business as a bnsi-
neBs we sell our own landa only. I employ
no agouta. Any one desiring to purchase
any of thla property will find ma at ths
rirat National Bank. I will be pleased to
ahow iironertf and give prloea. 1 mlvht ei
ouauge sumo of this properly for good
timber land, uome ana ass me.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I oBer for sale at a low price 130 acres of
land 21 miles southwest of Kugene) aboat 4f
acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 2 nillet west of Eugene, and 6 acres
cloee to the oorporate limits oa the wast. Also
16 acres of nice bottom land SJ miles north, of
Eugene on river road.
1 also offer for sale Boms desirable build
ing lots at reeldence, Pearl and HUth streets
Anyone desiring such property will do well to
as.
David C'Biaar.
Kugene. Oregon,
Wanted.
A good woman cook, on that la
neat add saving, for small hotel
(Jood wages and steady position to ths
right party. Apply or address, Hotel
Vendoine, Asbland, Oregon.
toe Haw iiri jatjl
Parr Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or atomaoh tiou
Idea, onlda. lagrlniie or biliousness there
Is nothing better than Franota' pure
brandies. All orders promptly tilled
with prune, apple or pear brandy at
76 oenta per iiuart.or i. f) per gallon.
Orders by stage or express, win ua se
curely boxen, niaueatiu soiu to ooo
sumera ouly.
1 BI VHASICIB,
Fifth and Blair streets, Kugene, Or
Happy Time In Uld Town.
"We fell very happy," writes It
Itevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Bur
Imi's Arnica Halve wholly cured ou
ilauahter of a bad case of scald bead
lidellvh" all who use It for oule.oorn
Hums, Brulsee, Uml., ulners, eruptions
infallible lr tlle. Only llbo at W
1, IJeLsiBO's uiug stme.
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's
Favorite
sort.
Seaside Re-
Rerogn the advantage ol New.
rt aa a summer resort ovar other sea.
Ide resort la the northwest, and to
make it possible for all who desire to
loso to spend thi Ir vacation by tip
o.au wav.s, the houlhern PaolH
oii'l, i' y Hi onueotlon with the Coi-
Ills aud Eastern Railroad, will plac
u sale, eflrotlve June 15th, round-trip
lokeia from a I points lu Oregon on
tie ctautuorn i'aoifio to Newport, gotn
for return mull October 10th, at simci
dly risluoed rates.
For full luiormatlou lease Imiulrt
of your local agent,
W F Cohan,
lleneral Passenger Ageut,
Filthy Temples la India.
Bscred cows often defile Indian tem-ili-a,
but worse yet la a bialy illat'.
o. uted by ooiiaiipn.lou, l),.ii't per
oil v. Cleanse your system with Oi
log's New Life Pills and avoid uu
id I uileery. They give lively livers,
active bowels, good d aeetlon. Quo ap
petite. Ouly 26o at W L DeMuo's
dru store.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
l-OAtta ftmt Inim-ante. Dealer In
HiuTU(stlUR Utcbiuerj', linple
tuuuu. Alio htTo ttoikvga tuom
irtswnLbl raUM.
Offlo 506 WUlavinetts Bt
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
Outer while Ihev last. The I.OIIANBKKKY
a hf brld betW4en Ule lame blsoktMirry and red
rssiitMnj. rruu Terr isrgt, ueep rv.iu.sn
msioon color, rlea flsvor, 110 eor.., MAMMol'll
lll.ai KIIKKIIY, hjbrlil between wlltl black.
berrj end los.nWrrr. Krult very Isnie sua
luslllus. rilrous ilsvor ot wild buckberrr.
Csneolboth sre sirons, Tlsoront snil very pn
llllo. A (lossti plants ol ulibur variety twsr
eiiouKti fol a IsiKe Isiuily. Hulil exprrSRSKe
prepsld, on rvoi'lot ol f.'.fo perilosvn. Menttita
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Ids a m
VW a m
4ao a a
8il6 a m
Kuaene
Ar Ashland
Ar hacrainento
Ar Baa Franoisoo
Ar Ogden
a d
a m
745 a m
UA a m
tm a ai
7rai a m
940 a m
Ar I 'flavor
Ar Kansas Uttr
Ar Chioago
I.OS Angelas
El Peso
Furt Worth
City of Msiloo
.llonston ' -."
New Drlsams.
Wublogton
New York
140 p m
6aw p m
6 -.ao a in
fl M a m
4:00 a m
6:25 p m
6:43 a m
111:411 p m
700 a m
Vied p m
8:0 a m
twin
400 a m
t 'M p m
o:41 a m
12:48 r a
Pullman and Tourist oars oo .
both trains. Chair oars Hacra
inento to Ogden aad Kl Peso, '
and enriet oars to C'hioage.
Ht Ixiuia, New Orlaana and
Washington.
Uouneetyna at Ban Fran
oisoo with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phllllphies, ,'Jenua)
and Houtb Amerioa. -
Bes Mr L O Adair, agaot at Eugene
or aadraa
W. E.OOMAN
UFA Portland
Or
Gap Closed
Th optTKtlof. t through tTaviu b
iwtMn tUo yraMU7iaor caul I Am Aa .
relfM, tUBuH MUI ..HtUlt lWbfaVTaV,
will bogtn on
Sunday, ,March 31, 1901
' ....ON THE NEVV.l
COAST
LINE...
Two Thruogo TrtJna Th
OuMt L1a UmiiMl iMviof Mwb
UfmtD-vl avrlj In tb hvnuId titi
imi wi'h letranl 04.(0 auwl mrit cmn,
will mk, Uyltfiit tritai U, rough tb
Dxsli pMurwqtM, TaVriexl UfJ MsUr
Uifiiojr, MsMitM 00 ihm onctinMiL
Inqulniul ikhU ol i4
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS
TO AND FROM ALL
POINTS EAST
YIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St- Paul, Duluth, liirneapolis, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Tbrwwh Palace and Toti'lst Sleeiiers
Diaing aad Bullet Suiokina Library Ca
DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME.
For Rates, Folders and Full Informa
regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or address
J. W. PHALON, t r a II. DICKSON, ova
ll THIRD SThEET. PORTLAND
A. H. O. DENN1STO.N, U. W. P. A.
612 First Arsnue, S K A'l" CLE, Waau.
Oregon
Short line
ahoUahon Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The O. R.
Give the
N.
Choice
of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LIKE
VO
Salt Lake,
Denver ,
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kanaaa City.
one
THE GREAT
NORThERtt
Rf.
re
Snokana
Mlnneapol a
St- Paul and
Chicago.
Oooaii ttteauiers leave Portland ever?
fi Cays for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boata leave Portland dully lor all Wll
lameLte a ii U L'oluu 1 1 la lti ver Pol n ta.
frtprjthjy Hteauters to Cblnaaud Japan
1 Foriull information call ou or a
dress nean-st 6. It. A N. Ticket Agent
or address,
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(rsu'l Paaeeuger Ageut,
nf
Yonr Bitantloe la eallsd to ike PtDNT VR
LIMITED" trainee! the "CHICACO. MU
WAUKBH A BT PAUL KAILHOADI
1 he only perfect trains la the wrld,
Ion will Bad II desirable to riila on this
Trains when going to any point in th
Eastern HUtee or Canada Tkey eonneo
with all TraaaeontlnsBtal Trains and al
ticket Aaenta sell deksta. '
ror lurthev tntormmtioo. TJamohlees. mtr-
eak any Tlokst Agent st .
0.J.KDDY,
Portland. Ore.
, W. CA8EY
Tr.v Paaa Aaant.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TI.VIB UABtD
No I for, Yaqnlna-"
Train leasee Albany IMI'P M
leaves Cor? Bills 1:M PH
Arrives Yaqulaa trtS PM
No. 1. Return huf;
leaves Yaqnina 700 A M
Leases Corvalus 11) AM
Arrives Albany U:16 P M
Ms, I for Detroit-
Leaves Albany 7O0 AIM
Arrives Uelroil LI OS P M
No, iom Detroit
leasee Detroit 12:411? M
Leaves Albany Dr40 P M
Trains 1 aad 4 arrive In Altay In time to
euonect with Ihs rt P south bound traia, sa wa
sa giving two r hree b'turv in Alhauy before
Uirture of 8 P North bonnd traia fur Port
lead. Train No 1 onnnecte with the 8 P west side
train at Orvellia Crossing fur Iadepandeare
MoMiaavlue aad all poiaU aorth to Portland
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