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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
GEJ1THAL
WATKINS & MILLER
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public pot
rnnsKe solicited. To the Farm
era we will pay the highest
mar Ret price for fat cattle, hogs
anrl slurp. Hhop no Will
amette ft, Eugene, OregOD.
Orders promptly delivered.
' Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
irocenes
Having a Iaure and
onrupltste stock of
' Ptaple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the beat market , I
can offer the pnblic
better CASH Prices
than any other House
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Stag leaves Eugene - for Flonraot
Daily except riunday at 6 a m
1 Returning stage leaves Florence
for Bageue daily except Sundays at 2
paa
Saturday at 8 a m.
Arrives in tugene at 8 r ru the day
following.
BIN01.I FAR It i J
OUND TK1 I' '.,
Ttokeu lor tale at . Banga' livery atable.
ugene or .1 Hurt 4 uenport i effloe
Florence.
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant
Office nil R- ii lence-Falrmount, Oregon.
Books opened, , ,
Books conv.rt.-d frrm single to double entry.
Instructr'n k-iven in double entry.
Adjurtnient "f intricate and involved acooun
Eugene inn'tiri and orders addressed a. above
will nvt prompt attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ilNlwYork
Ml lirmi of life. Endowment nd Gold Bond
Policiu and Annuitnt. Oujrntd vlu
and ratu furaiincd by
W, A. WANS', Eugene, Or.
Ml Eugene..
TN StGAR- Proprlator
P'.r c-I. rt cli"
N' manageavnL
tc pr day.
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For Infants nrd Children.
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BUSINESS CARDS
. ATTORN K YS-AT-LA W.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections specialty.
Jttioe Over Lane County Bank,
BILYETJ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office-Over First National Bank.
Kuotm, Oaioox,
0 WOODOOUK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block Booth of Uhrianuw B 1
KOGKNI) OUIOOH.
sKiPwoitm
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court a.
KnoKKi Orioom,
HILMDB W THOUTBOH 0HA8 A BABUt
fJW)MPSON HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-I.AW.
Office In First National Bank Bnilding.
Praotioe in all the court.
Koqkni, Obiouh.
M TRAVia,
Atturney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
Q0, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOK-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the court of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Oourt
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in pro bate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3,
John M, Edmunson Leon K. Ednmnaon
EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON.
ttorneyB- A t Law.
Prftctioe Ic all the court.. Collection, ft speci
alty. -OUice Over Loan & Saving. Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OULS K. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan & Savinfi bauk bnildlng. Room
3. Special attention given to laud and mining
matton.
Eugene, Oregon. ,
MEDICAL.
AINE A KUY KENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank
iluiiuing.
Special attention to surgery and surgical die
eaes ot women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Vatchas and Clocks sired.
KroKKi, Orioov
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R G BIDLLE,
DENTIST
t-n. D Olive itrw-t, TyetWMnPFiftibltnd
nitn ilrel -m. ' l.jc wit ol Mlnne,u
hotel .
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ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Koonri Ouooir
IWt eniptHvi A-y lAboratry in the State.
Pr mf-t an-1 rvllatile rvttirB. fruaranteed.
WtTkititr twte n.a.i oo ur aaaiple. of oni U;
fifty p"UD-u to 1etnuiiM to. m-t luiku
methM of trfAUnent,
TtalkNTa,ul-. 30MP.N
rpilE FACIKIU MUTUAL LIFE.
Very Lett
LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES
Aliiit J. Cia.jp, On. Agt.,
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THE GALE
BY COLIN a COLLINS
Coprriht, ltue, by the
& ti. McClur Company
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In Ins fury rtert Moore callod tiu
wrath of hf-aven down upon the Boa '
conaville Pratuatlc society, whicb
alotio seemed rx'sponsltile for the
misery wliieu had overtaken Ulin, and
whou he had exhausted his supply ol
nnthomas be buried bis fare lu bit
hands and reviewed the whole wretch
ed business.
Bess Alnsworth and he had been en
gaRed for a year when the Dramatic
society was formed, and the pretty lit
tie cottage which was to be their bonn
was almost paid for when "Lorna: or,
Alone In New York," was produced at
the Itertconsville Opera House befor
large, cultured and appreciatlv
audience." as The W eekly Clarion de
scribed It, Hess' vivacity and melodi
ous voice, together with a faint traw
of natural dramatic ability, had falrlj
captured the house. Again quoting
The Weekly Clarion: "The role of Lor-
TtTRT LEIT BKSS 8011111X0 AK1 I.ADOIITXa
TOUmUEIl ON lllUt AUNTS BHOUUD1UU
na could not bo Improved npon. Itt
interpretation by Beaconsvillc's Bern
hardt was a Burprlse even to her most
ardent admirers."
The sensntiou produced by his sweet
heart filled Bert's mind with uneasi
ness and stilled his pride in her accom
plishments. It filled the mind of T.
Ilaworth Iturnsldo with new schemea
and ambitions.
T. Ilaworth Burnslde's card in the
dramatic papers announced that he
was "at liberty." They did not add
that tho compuny with which he had
opened tho bourou bad Btranded at
Morgan, the county Beat, twenty miles
from BeacotiBville. Those of Its mem
bers who had tho fare to Chicago
counted themselves blessed and start
ed at once for tho midwest haven.
Those who lacked the price, Bttrneide
among them, fell back upon their witt
and wrote to their nearest friends for
assistance.
It was Just at this time that the
Beaconsville Dramatic society hud de
termined to produce "Lorna." Burn
Bide, with well feigned Teluctance,
agreed to postpone bis cngngement
with a Chicago stock company to
coach tho amateur ThesplanB of Bea
consville. This would pay his iboard
a few weeks, and then perhaps some
thing better might turn up.
The inspiration came with Bess
Ainswortli's success. lie again post
poned bis start for Chicago and culti
vated tho acquaintance of hie "star"
and her unsophisticated aunt Ho
fascinated them with his experiences
on the road and his acquaintance with
great men ttnd women of his profes
sion and kept Bcsb well supplied with
dramatic publications. He coached her
bo assiduously that she had no time for
walks through the autnmn woods with
Bert or for long -talks in the front
room, with its embroidered tidies and
wax fruit. She lost Interest In the
pile of household ItneD which had
been slowly gathering for a year, and
when Bert talked about the little cot
tage Bho replied with notations from
Shakespeare.
In the meantime Bnrnslde had writ
ten to the manager of a repertory
company headed toward Morgan as
follows:
If you can make room In your company
for a good light comedian and an Ingenue,
I can nil th. bill for you. Tou know me.
Th. girl la a darned pretty amateur, a
bit gawky, but I. Improving und-r coach
ing, and .he', got a tidy bit of money,
which would come In handy If we struck
hard line, up In Wl.aon.ln. Let m. hear
from you.
And from the manager came this:
Never mind If .he In a bit rawky If .he
ba. the dough. Orey ha. been playing
light comedies for me, but a. h.'e ben
hltung th. pipe aaJn I'll give him two
week.' notlco. and you and th. girl Join
u. at Morgan. W. play there on. night,
th. 17th.
Bnrnslde naturally did not read the
letter to Bess. lie told her that be
had an opening in view for ber, hold
ing off the truth until the lOth. when
he laid the proposition before ber. Of
course, if she were going on the stage
she must do It In the most romantic
fashion. She should run away, and
the papers would ring with ber story.
It was the only way.
They left the nejtt morning. -Best
aotihlng and Inui-hlng together at tin
last moment on her aunt's shoulder
and learinir a hysterical message f?
Itert. hen she wns fnmon.. he should
come to her In .New Yurk Paris per
haps and they would I married and
live happy ever after, liert listened tc
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everybody said I had noneump
tlnn," write Mrs A M rlileld, of
( hembersharg. Pa, "I wa au low after
n months of vr .Irkneesi cauaed
liv bay tvvr 'and alhme that few
thought I nftuld gt well, hut 1 l-rnfl
cf the marvelous merit of 1)r Kins'.
Nw Discovery f"r nrnsurnptlon, need
I' and tu onmiletelv cored." Kor
rii!rat threw! and lung dlaew It i.
in ntvl core latha world and I. In
fallible fi r ooghe, onlda and bronchial
aftetlon. (iuaranteed nr.ttlm Vjc and
L Trial bottle Ire at W L UeLano't,
liiatiii.i.tiilXi.a-,
the uieiu g:lnty. said aoue t'tttei
things lo the now thoroughly frighten
ed aunt uud storuied buck to bis .tufty
shop.
lf one thing he w:ia convinced - ltc?!
rami nothing for the crafty Bnrtisidi
Aud with lturnside it was ltos an-'
her money as a bait for the manager.
Bert knew this somehow, though lu'
had never Bt'ii a line of the cott-e
siHttidence tn'twecn ltttrnslde and tin?
m.-inagi-r. His little KWivtlieart's lieml
v:is tuni -d, but l-T heart was loyal tc
blui.
And, having thus settled the questlor
lu his own mind. Bert w-as quick tc
act Trains to Morgan? Just one a
day. and the runaways had boardcC
that. Livery rig? A tierce storm had
arisen, the first of the year, aitd the
phlegmatic proprietor of the Talae
stables refused to rent a team, liood
borsetlesh was not to be risked In the
face of such a sivrm.
Bert was desH-rate. lie rushed i
the street, and the keeu wind from the
east struck him full In the face. With
i it came an Idea he would skate up the
river to Morgan. The furious eastern
gale would fairly carry him to his be
loved.
Three hours later a strange figure
swathed In a fur coat edged with Binal)
icicles and hung with Bleet, stnggertnl
Into tho Ashland hotel at Morgan.
"Is Miss Bess Alnsworth stopping
here?" came to tlo clerk in gnsping
tones. The astonished man nodded.
I want to see her right away."
He strode up to the parlor, and when
Bess entered bo stood shlveriug and
haggard in tho dim light.
"Bert" she exclaimed, then stop
ped uwkwa.dly.
He seized ber hands.
"I had to come, Hess, to save you
from a life you would hate. I've
I've risked my life to do It, Bcrs, and
you won't refuse to go back with
me?"
She hesitated, then stretched out
both hands.
"Bert, dear, 1'tn glad you came.'
But it was not until they had been
hurriedly married by the neurest Jus-
tlco and had taken apartments at a ho
tel far removed from the Blopplng
place of the Empire Comedy company
that ftess opened her heart to her hUB
band.
"Oh, Bert, it wosn't at all what I ex
rectedl Wo had a rehearsal the first
thing. Tho girls whispered and made
fun of the way I rend my lines. Thnt
horrid manager h-hugged me Oh.
Bert, don't look like that! I pulled
right away from him, and 1 heard one
of the men Bay that Burnsiilo hail
found another easy mark. Now, what
did ho mean by that?"
"I'm sure I can't Imagine." answer
ed Bert with well assumed Innocence,
but a few minutes Inter he usked In
the most casual way whether she had
given Buruslde her uioiiey to take cure
of.
"Oh, no!" she replied. "Aunt told
me to be sure to sew it in my under
skirt pocket I Just lent him enough
for our fare and to get his wardrobe
out of the express ollieo,"
"Express oillee Is good," murmured
Bert Sander bis limith, then nloud:
"Never mind, llllle worftan. Wo can
afford to lose that ten times over. The
gale saved my railroad fare, too, you
know."
Mlrrore.
A hlstorlnn has It thnt as early ns
four centuries before Christ tnclnl.uilr
Tors were in sucli common use among
tho Romnns that any maidservant
could have as ninny us she could hung
at her girdle, which probably accounts
for tho fact that they gradually fell
Into desuetude among ladles of the
higher classes and led to the Introduc
tion of substitutes. It Is hardly to be
supposed, however, that It wus this
fact which Induced some Ingenious per
son so to cut and burnish the Inside of
drinking cups ns to reflect tho fuco of
the drinker many times lu a highly
wnrulug manner.
In addition to the small band mir
rors which It used to be tho particu
lar duty of Bomo unfortunate young
Blnve to bold before her mistress, there
were .panels of stone set In the wd.Hi
and so highly polished ns to serve a
mirrors. It was tills use of dark
stone that first suggested the use of
glass for reflecting ptirposes. which.
according to I'llny, was UrUt manufac
tured at the glass works of a gentle
man named Kldnn. Black glass wns
first used; afterward clenr glass with
black foil on the back replaced It
I'llny tells us nil about this, and from
this time on no mention la made of
glass mirrors until the thirteenth cen
tury, when n- Franciscan monk, Jo
hannes Peckham, spenks of mirrors,
not only of polished marble and steel,
but also of glass covered with lead on
the back.
Hpnllfna at Joke.
That proverbial deusenesB attributed
to the Englishman In the presence of a
Joke or a funny story was well exein
plllled in a yarn spun by Net Good
win. The actor said that while In Eng
land he was entertaining a party of
I,ondon friends exceptionally clever
fellows, too, as Englishmen go In
cafe near tho Duke of York's theater.
Assuming a reckle-ss aud despondent
sort of air and manner. Uondwln suit
denly remarked: "Well, boys, wine,
women and song are ruining me, that
certain. I've got to reform. I'm going
to begin at once, and In order to do so
have decided to give up singing"
"'Twos au old Joke," said Goodwin,
hut I thought the Englishmen might
think it wns funny. But they never
cracked a smile."
After Goodwin hud gone to his hotH
one of the party turni-d to a com;. anion
and said: "1 wiy. It's funny about
Godwin, dnn't yon know. If he want
'.o reform, why don't he stop ilrlnklngi
Conceited Sfs. Vto, don't you know, foe
le n-nlly can't sing a little bit" New
i ork Times.
Don't Be Deceived
With V or 70 fier oent whleklea or
l.r.ndie. and think It better than
Ktanel.' puis double distilled ll frnof
tirandlm. J'l't have thm tested free
nfeharg-al Klfth aud Hlalr atieeta
Etiirenn. Oreaon.
I MFhan cia
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CLASSIFIED GULUiVS.
Notice, outer thi. head not to uomI nv.
inm,M oanta pet week; 11 M) a month; tU
lr yw.
For Sale.
OW JAM HALK.-Uood mi.k oo
fur sal, lnqulrxat Hit Vadisoii st.
OK HALE A dclen bljexied Had.
gian heirs. Call on or addrews W A
Wann, 104 West Fifth street.
OH tAL.K. One of i h i b.iicttr
rtfldei eve. In Eugeneou Wnittiuetl
street, t all ou T N rieaar. Hole-
Eugene, for further particulars.
OK HALE, Town lota for sale a
Blue KlverClty. Hawrullla In a fe
huudred yards of town site. pp!)
to tiC Sparks, Blue Klver City, Or.
H EEf KOK HA L K, - Kev, n Import
ed thoroughbred Lincoln .beep, 4
ewes aud 4 bucks for Mitt. K.leed b
Duddlug, Eugland, and Patrick,
Canada. Owued by J H Btckl-v.
Kor prlne, elo, eniitilre H L Bogarl
Eugeue, Or.
OK BALK -A giMHJ grain, hav auo
stock farm of lilt) acres fur sale. 1
mile from store, pewti.lrhv, school
add church, 44 miles from rail
road nation, good buildings, wall
waiereu, level anu goou location,
1A) acres plowed . aud part mwi
to wheat, ou reasonable terms, A
snap tor , the purchaser. Can be
reached from Uosheu hostage. Call
on C 8 Richardson Pleasant Mill or
V A Parker, 4S1! Jttlerann street, Eu
gene, Oregon.
Help Wanted.
WANTED. A gill to do geuer.1
bouenwnrk. Apply at once. Mr
Ueo O Yorau,Llutuli rlreet betaeen
7th and 8th.
V ANTKD. Several persous of char
acter aud good reputation lu (noli
state (one lu this county required) to
tepresent aud advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house oi solid
fluauoial standing. Halary f 18.00
weekly with expenses aditlonal, all
psysble lu cash 'each Wednesday
dlreot from head ntTloes. Hone aud
oarriage furnished, when ueoewary
Kefereuoea, Euclose sslf-addrt-sseM)
envelope. Manager, 8(16 t'axlon
Building, Uhloagn,
Miscellaneous.
EAMS WAM'ED.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Collage Orove, Oregon,
City Property for Sale
Ukmusioxs' AniimoM to Edouih
To those desiring lo purchase city lots, I
nve laid out an addition ou the south side
f the oily sud north ot College Bill Paik.
have 120 lot. in lb Is addition, and am
lolling them very low .0 as lo enable ever)
one lo have a home of their own. The price
of these lots is Inim f U) up.
Fr tin Btkwabt Addition to Ecokrf.
I have some very deairrnbte lots In this
addition, In the very heart of the oily sud
wiihiu a few block, of Willamette street
WHiTKAaJca's Addition to Edoknb
I have lew lots lu this addition wllhln
two blocks of the First National Bauk.
Coll sua Bill Pauk
I bsvs 100 lots in this addition. The
prioe now is $50 each. W will advenoe
the pries soon. Wo expect College Bill
Park to become the most desirable rosi-
donoe property in or near the oily.
HgNpaicxa' Addition to Gollxoi
Bill Pabx
Ws have 70 lots for sale oheap In thi.
addition; also 40 or AO acre, of very choloe
fruit laml. 1 have on this plaoe 1300 young
prune trees, about 1U0 llartlett pear trees,
and 'i00 black walnut irtea, also .ppiea,
Dlnms and email holla. Tbia plaoe has a
good farm bouse, barn and but-bonaes, and
im a Diosi ueaumui iuuuiuwi w, uii-
erty. It it known as the Locust Hill term,
and there Is no plaoe in the stats more
beantlfnlly and pleasantly allotted.
I am not in real ealalobuain.es aa a ba wi
nes we Mil our own lands only. 1 employ
no agents. Any one desiring to purobase
any ot tbls property will flod me at the
First National Bank. I will be pleased to
show nrooertv and aire Drioes. I mivbt ex
change some ol in is property lor guou
timber Isnd. Come and tee me.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for Bale at a low price 120 teres of
land 2 J mile, aouthweat of Eugene; a boat 4ft
acres of aauie cleared; plenty of waUr. Also
41 acres 2 milei wwt of Eugene, and D tort.
does to the oorporete limits on th. wt. AUw
16 acre, of aloe bottom land 3J mllee north ol
Eugene on river road.
I also oiler for sale tome deelrabl. build
ing loU at residence, Pearl and With street.
Anyone dealring such property will do wtU to
ee me.
David Chibht.
Eugene, Dragon.
Pare Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or atomaoh Dou
bles, onlda, lagrtppe or blllnuaneee there
nothing loiter man r ranota- iiun
hrandlea. All orders oromntly filled
with urune. atmle or near brandy al
76 cent per quart, or per ganon.
Order, by stage or express will be s
cutely boxed. Made and sold to oon-
tumers only.
1 Al VHAieujn.
Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Or
Wanted.
A good woman oook, one that
neat and saving, for tmall hotel
Good wagea and ttetdy position to the
right party. Apply r.r address, Hotel
Vendome, Ashland, Oregon,
Happy Time In Old Town.
Wa Wt very
happy," write It N
Bevlll, Old Tot
Va, "when Buck
!,. Arnica. Halve wholly cured ou
rt.ntfhU-r of a bad oaaei of scald head.'
1 1 dell, hi - til who use It for cta's.oorus
Burns, Brui, olears, tropllon.
Inf.llltiie for pil-. only zoo MV
L DtLano't drug slors.
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's
Favorite
tort.
Seaside Re-
Reeogn t ng the advantage o' New-
rt a. a summer resort over other sea
idereaorts In the northwest, and te
oiake It possible for all bo desire to
in so lo p-nd th. Ir vacatlou by tht
e .-i v t, i he Southern J'aolfli
n pauy in ooutiectlon with the Cor-
lns and Easlern ltnllrtvad, will plan
ii sale, etl.etlve June 15th, round-trl
eaeis from a:l oluu lu Oregon oi
c Southern Paoitio to Newport, goo.
.' r reiuru until October lOih, at speci
ally rrxiueed rates,
Kor full lulortuatlou please lmiulrr
I yuur local agent,
W F Coman,
Ueneral Paaseuger Ageut.
Filthy Temples in India.
Sacred oowe often di file Indian ten
.lee, but worse yet i. Ixxly ihft'
oolluttid by ootistipa-lou. Don't pet
It It. Cleanse your system with Di
lug's New Life Pills and avoid un
!.! misery. I'Uey give lively livers,
otive utvweie, kihhI digestion, line ap
petite, only io at v it l)l,nu
drug sinre.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Loans tn(1 Iniurnnro. Dealer In
HarrusttiiR Msu'litiu'ry, Unplt
utttu, aino have storage room
Hi r4WH)iuble rfties.
-omoe MM Willamette Bt
Va,.
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
OntiT while thoj last. The IXXIAMIKItKY
a hybrid bolw !) llie tame blackberry .'id red
raaptMMy. Fruit vrv large, deep mldlali
lnatHHt eolor, rleh llavor, no core, MAMMu'l'll
Hl.at'KllKltHY, hjlirld iH-livi-eti wild Mai k
btirrjr and lognburry. Fruit very lsrso antl
inalltua. Strong llavor of wild blaektM-rry.
t:aneof both are alrong, vlgoroui anil vury pri
llllit. A doatin planla ol t-lllier variety bear
vnoiish liu a large family. Sent exlireMase
prepaid, ou re-oelet of I.' Ml pordoell. Xleilllell
ll.la pnH-r. boVKl.TY KKIUT CD, Wataou
v lite, eauta C jua Uo, l.'alltoru la
Reduced to FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR
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Woman's
Magazine
One
Dollar
'THIS is the chcaput and betst
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New Ideal In Fashions, In Millinery,
in Embroidery, In Cooking, m
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-VIA-,
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Ktigene (or Portlatutand way
BUUona at siuua mi M p m.
Iv Portland
adMi a mZLm lJ P
tit p ni 1 1:15 a m
U Jtu a st 12MI a m
Diet) p m 4:20 a to
7:46 p m 8:lo a m
Eugene
Ar Aaiiland
Ar HaoramMito
Ar Ban Franotioo
Ar Ogden
fl:4 t 0
VM t m
I'M a m
1M a m
U .-er. a m
tl:0ll(a m
7r2fiBt a
UiH) a m
Ar Denver
Ar Kanaa. City
Ar Chloago
1x4 Angeles
F.I Paao
Fort Worth
Citrtif Mnloo
140 p m
6.-0)1 p in
a:WI t m
t'M t ui
4:00 a m
6121 y m
0:42 a m
12:48 p m
7i00 to
0.O0.P m
6 M1 t in
airs) a in
4:00 a m
p m
6:42 a u
12:4. p n
Ar Iluoaton
Ar New Orleams
Ar Waahlngton
Ar New York
Pullman and i' rmriat cam on
botbtrarna, Chair oar. liaara-. ;
mento to lgilen and Kl Paao,
and eurlat car. to Chlcage,
Ht Ixmia, N.w Orleans and
Waahlngton.
Connecting at Ran Fran
daoo with aeveral atearaahip
line, (or Honolulu, Jaiian.
China, l'hillllitnee, Jeutral
and Uouth Amarioa.
See Mr L O Adair, agent at Eugene -
or addre.
W. E. COMAN
UFA Portland Or
Gap Closed
Th operation of through trains IS
twD Han FrsujcUof) and I An
ttj TlaHurf and iH-vota lWbsra,
wLU bcifin on
Sunday, (March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Tvo ThroQjjo 1'ralos Dally. TVS ,
Cotktt l.in l.lmits-1 Wavinf sch
iertninal mj In tb morn lust uip
tmi wib still oat anl isrlir car,
will maka flavli(hi trisi thruuffh Ut
tntit ptcHuraqtw, TaiHiH. and Qtr
itTaiolDK, sokivwI m lha oitntinttnt.
liiijuirtol affvots of Ui j
iouthern
acific,
i ssanitnaa.
. a bt am mama
, f
Virx mrw i
TICKETS
TO AND FROM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORT LINE
TO
St- Paul, Culii'ii, Mirne;po!;s, Chicago
AND POINTS KA3T
Thmniih Palaoe and Tii'iat Sleeprra
Diniug aud Uiitlot Smokiua Library Ca
DAILY TUAINS; FA8TTIME.
For Ratea, Foldeni and Full Iuforma
reganllng ti-ket, rontea etc, call on or aildiee.
J. W. PIIAI.ON. tp II. DICKSON, ex
122 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND
A. 11. a DENNISTdN, ). W. V. A.
612 Flrat Avenue, HI! ATC'LK, Waau.
OREGON
Shoitliihe
AND Union Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The Oi R, & N.
Give. the Choice
of
TRAINS DAILY
TWO VIA
- THE . OREGON
SHORT UHt
TO
Salt Uko,
Denveri
ptneha,
Chicago and
Kansas City,
THE REAT
NORThERN -
Snokane
Mlnneapol
St. Paul and
Chicago.
Oooan bloamurs leave Portland every
6 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Duals leave Pnri.e.iTii (tally for all Wll
laiiiHtieaiid (Joiuintla Jtiver Points.
Monthly Hteamers lo China aud Japau
Fur lull luforumllon call ou or a
drew nearest O, R. A M, Ticket Agent
or add rasa,
A. L. CRAIO.
(i-U'l Pattaenger Agsul
, I i il Bi n t-.
Tour ttteeitlon la called to th. TIONF.EB
I.IMITKD" tralnaof th. "C'HICAl'O, MIL
WAUKF.M k HT PAUL HAII.UOAD.f,
1 h. only iierfact tralna In th. world.
Ten will 6nd It dealratale tu rid. on thlt
Tralna when going to any point in th
Kaatero Htatea or t auadfc They onunee
with all Transcontinental Train, and al
tlrkft AgonU aell tlcketa.
For further information. DamDnlefs. etc.
ask aay Ticket Agent or
C. J.'EDDY,
Portitnd..Ore.
J. W. CAHKV
Trav l'aaa Agent.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tl.TIB OAHD
N(, S fort Yaqulsa
Train leave. Albany
I,aevee tWvallia..
Arrlffaa Yaquiaa,,.,M,.,
...120 P M
... IM P M
... 6:4ft Pit
...7:00 A)M
...11:1W AM
...12:14 PM
No. l.Uafcurtlny
leaves Yaqulna ,
Iabtm Corv.UU..,,
ArrivM Albany
Mo. S lur'Detrott
Iave. Albany 7iOO A'M
Arrive. Detroit 1201 P Irt
No'. , iom Detroit
lava. Detroit U-4S P M
iMirt Albany 6.-40 P M
Tralna 1 and 4 arrive In Albany la time to
eunneet with th. H P sooth bound train, as w.
a. giving two or hrve hours la Altiany betots
detiartur. oi 8 P North bubad train for Port
land. Tnaln No 2 conneete wHh th. 3 Pweatt ttda
train at t'orvallia t'naalng for Independence
McMiaavtilo and all poietaaortli to Portlafid
Maatger '
J T T'. UMiil Irav ft.. AgS
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