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TU. Km.i -on Have Always Bought, niul wliieli ha beea'
a uso for over 30 years, has homo tho sijfimtnro of
,r. "1 lias been me tie mclt'r his per-
C&sA rT-uAi SOIml s"Pervisil"' Ki it infancy.
' ' ' Allownoonetoiiecriveyouln this,
i All CouuterlVits, Iiuitntinits and " Jiist-ns.joi(l, nre hut
i:lierimeis that trillo with anil end an-;er tlio health of
liuimis aud CuUdreu-EiperU ace nyainst Hxporimcufc
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OQ, Pare
goric, Drops niul Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contiiiiis neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nureotio
BUbstunee. Its ne is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and nllays Feverisliness. It cures Dlnrrhwa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
7
Bears the Signature of
9 . & in m - j-s js
The Kind You to Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMK CCNTJtUN OOMNNV, TT MURflAV
GEflTHAL
MARKET.
WflTKIpS & MILLER
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public put
ronaue Bnlioiled, To the Farm,
era we will pay the highest
ntnrket priee for fat cattle, uoga
and eh. pp. Hhop nn Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF, MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having a large nd
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best markets, I
can offer the public
better CASH Price
than any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Stage leaves Kugene for Floiwnot
Daily except riunday at 6 a m
Returning staire leaves Florene
for KngeHe daily except Sundays at 2
pm
HatOTdays at 8 a m.
Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m the day
following.
BINdl.IFARK
ROl'ND TRIP
Tickets (or late at
ftogene or at Hard
florence.
$'
K Ramn' llverT Itmble.
di barenport'i offloe
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
Offioe and R! fence Fairmount, Oregon.
booki omit-rtl frnm einfle to double entry.
Inttructione iiven in doulile entry.
Adjuitmtut ( intricate aid lnrclrert acooun
a apecialty.
Engine iu.iniri'" nd wifn a-ldreMsd ae aoore
will uve prompt attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol Nw York
All tormi ot lilt. Endowment tnd Cold Bond
Polkiu ind Annuitio. Ouirmtud vtlue
and rates fumiintd by
W. A. Vv'ANN, Eugtne, Or.
T N St.3AR Proprietor.
SiH.-tlr firt-ci-.
vt mAnaaemtL
STnCCT. NT VOftft OfT
BUSINESS OAHDS
ATTORN KYS-AT-LAW.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over First National Bank.
Euqexi, Oaioov,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOlt NE Y-AT-LA W
Offioe One half block south ol Chriaman B 1
Kooene, Obiooh.
SKIP WORTH.
4TTORNT5Y- AT-LA W
Will practice in all the Court's.
KnoENK Orboon,
HXLMUS W THOMPSON
CHAB A HARD1
T
HOMPaON A HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LA W,
t Office In First National Bank Building.
rraciioe m an me oourw,
K 00 INI, Obxook.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank,
Eugene, Oregon.
QKO, B DOREIS,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practioe In all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collection! and
mattere in prooate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooma 1, 2 and 8.
John M. Edmunaon Leon H. Edmnnaon
EDMUNSON i EDMTJNSON.
ttorneys-At-Law.
Practice If all the courts. Collections a fpeel'
alty. ax-Office Over Loan ft Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUIS K BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offioe in Loan Saving bank building. Room
3. Special attention given to land and mining
matter.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
JJAINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office Id Eugene Loan k Saringi Bnk
liuUdlng.
special attention to lurgery and lurglcal ilia
eaMMOl women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watchei and Cloclu Re airl.
E:am. Oaiooa
1)
It G BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Irfioe - in Olire tr't, ibnweeol Fiftih sad
rith .if, one bl:K w-t ot MinneMoU
hoUl
H
EKLKRT LEIGH
AS.SAYER AD MKTALLUKGWT
Kcorai Oaioo
Vl fqnlp(l AmMf TUrj in tj Bute.
Fr ttspt kiiti iriW.le r?tunit (uavrtvctfa1.
Wcrkiog (wta oisviV ttj or iVavxn t-l A on t,
T
HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very Iett
(LIKE AND ACCIDENT POLICIER
Itiiri J. CaaoK, Con. At
J, M . Wiu.ua PorUaad. -re
, Local Afa EaiK4
The...
SPELLING
SCHOOL
; By C. B. Lewis
Cernitht. J.1S, br the
S. A. MrCJare Companr
When the school hoard of district
o. &, which included the hamlet of
Bebee's Corners, announced that they
had engaged a eehooliua'am for the
winter term instead of a schoolmaster,
there was much wondering among the
farmhouses as to how she would man
pe thlnjrs, Tor three eucoessivo win
ters the schoolmaster had been thrash
ed by a paiiR of bad boys, led by hulk
ing Joa Whitman, and folks predicted
that the new teacher would be picked
up, carried out and dropped Into a
snowdrift the first day.
Seth Thomas, a young fanner, drove
over to the railroad station to meet
Miss linker when her school was ready
to open, and his surprise was reflected
on all .sides. 6ho waB a Blip of a girl,
ie6S thau tweuty years old and shy,
and this was her first school. She had
taken It because her mother was an
invalid and her father had failed in
business, but that came out afterward.
That a good looking, refined young wo
man like Miss Baker should take a
country school at $25 a month instead
of getting married was a mystery no
one could Bolve.
Seth Thomas was twenty-three years
old, and lie also was shy. During tlio
three mile drive the pair did not ex
change a hundred words. Setb was
awed and scared by the girl's good
looks, and she was frightened at com
ing among strangers. 6bc was driven
to the Cnrsons', where she was to
board, and she saw no more of Beth
for a fortnight. Tier only remem
brance ot him was that he had a plain,
good natured face and a pleasant
voice.
During thiB fortnight Bob Graham
walked homo with her from school on
several occasions, Jim Taylor made
two calls at the CarsonB', Tom Lane
drove her to school one stormy morn
ing, and Charley Saunders, acknowl
edged the most stylish young farmer
for five miles around, escorted her to
evening church services and home
again. Iler school bad started oft
bravely, and Bhe had no idea that It
was all owing to the bashful Seth. Ho
had been afraid to call on ber, but be
wasn't afraid to meet Joe Whitman
and his crowd the day before school
opened and to say to them:
'Look here, now. ion boys havo
got to behave yourselves this winter.
Fm HAD TVBT STAJtTKD FOB TUB DOOn
WITU UK1I IS HIS S HMH.
If you give that little Bchoolma'nm cue
bit of trouble, I'll thrash every ouo
of you till you can't crawl home I"
There was a difference of opinion un
til Seth bad picked each up separately,
shaken most of the deviltry out of him
and then driven him bead first into a
snowdrift That settled the question
of mutiny. Later on, when be had
worked up the courage to call on the
new teacher, she was lying down with
a headache and asked to be exensed.
Two weeks later, when he called
again, she happened to be out Beth
did not try again. He got the idea
that she didn't care to see him, and,
though -willing to acknowledge to him
self that be was bomcly, angular and
awkward, it hurt him that she should
think so. She must think so, of course,
as she was always "at home" to other
young men. and they lost no opportuni
ty of boasting of how flatteringly they
were received.
Six -weeks after school opened Beth
was driving past the scboolhoora one
day when the sounds of a disturbance
reached his earB. Joe Whitman had
forgotten hl shaking up and decided
to break loose. That meant carrying
Miss linker outdoors nod ducking her
In a snowdrift but there was a loose
wheel In tho programme. lie had Just
BUirted for the door with her in his
arms when 80th Thomas walked in.
Presto, It was Joe who found tho
snowdrift!
The scboolma'am wonld have taken
Feth by the hand and thanked blm. but
when he bad concluded the perform
ance he drove away without a look to
ward the sebonlhouse. Then the girl's
Intuition told her that the awkward
Seth wns an admirer who felt himself
snubbed, and fur the next four weeks
she hnped be might call on her or thnt
they might meet elsewhere and have
an explanation. lie avoided her, how
ever, though If he bad bnt known It
she gave more thought to him than to
ill the others.
There wa nlwnys i midwinter spell-
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everybody said t had connuinp
Hon," writes Mrs A M nhlId, of
Chhm!erRbarg, Ps, "I wa so low after
six months of severe sickness caused
tv bsv fever and athma that fe
riiought I could get well, hut I learned
of the marvelous merit of I)r Kiln's
New Discovery for consumption, uwl
it and was onmilelsly ruted." For
deorate throat and lung dlarae It la
the ra'eel cure In the world and Is In.
fallible for onuabs, colds and bronchial
aflectlons Oust an teed bottle yie and
11, Trial bottle bee at W L DeLaoo'
8
lnv school at til Coruera. Tencliert '
and pupils of other schools were invlt
ed. and the victor of the contest wiu
regarded as the amartcst thing or
earth. At the epelling school the yeai
before the chuuidlonshl u had bor
wrested from No. 6 by No. 6, and th(
schoolmaster of the latter district h;id
his salary raised J3 per month. Thlf
fact Invested the coining contest will
more than usual excitement
A day or two before the contest Mist
TakiT learned thnt Seth lived Just ovel
the line in district No. u. lie would
therefore be an opponent, and, no mat
ter how deficient he was In other
branches, lie was accounted a prodl
in orthography.
"He feels that I have snubbed him.
and he Is now golnf? to have revenge on
me. 1 wish he only knew how sorry 1
am."
The schoolhonse wns Jammed with
teachers, pupils and parents, and all
recogulied the fact that it was No. B
versus No. & The tencher of No. C was
a young mau, but ho waB there to win
if he could, and so were bis best spell
ers. Queerly enough, It came about
that Miss linker and Seth Thomas
headed the opposition lists, and they
were opposite each other nB Squire
Jameson 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. Ten minutes more
and only six in all were standing, four
of whom were No. G's. Then tlio word
separate" knocked down two of the
latter, and the contest vent on for a
few minutes with two on a side. Then
camo the word "0011108," nud
Miss Baker nud Seth Thomas were
alone on the floor. There were yelling
and cheering, followed by silence, ns
the squire looked for tho hardest
words.
I shall be benton." sighed the school-
ma am, "and tho whole aistrict win De
humiliated. If It were anybody but
Seth, who thinks I meant to snub him,
I wouldn't care so much. I wish I
wish"
"We will now resume," Interrupted
tho squire, and with solemn delibera
tion he gave out a score of big wordB
in succession. In tlino he must reach
the word "epidemiological." Miss Bak
er knew It waB there, and she knew
she nlways blundered over It and if It
came to her tho championship was
gone. It came to Seth, however, and
for the first time he raised his eyes
from the floor and looked Into hers.
She did not rend revenge there, hut
self sacrifice. An instant Inter, with
the audlenco holding its breath, he be
gnn on the word nud at the fifth divi
sion of It Dut in an "a" for the "o" with
such emphasis as to give her tho cue,
and as he sat down she spelled the
word right, at which the champions of
No. 5 almost lifted tho roof with their
yells. An hour Inter ns he walked up
tho road to the Carsons beside her sho
asked:
"But why did yon do It? 1 nm sure
you misspelled the word on purpose.'
"I I guess It wns for love," replied
Both ns he turned his head away and
stubbed his toes Into the snow.
Neither Pear Nor Favor.
A tactful refusal Is sftmetlmes hnrd
to compass; yet a "no" may contnln a
spicier savor thnn many an nsscut
There Ib a story of Archbishop Whnte
ly, who wns walking In a London
cltv pnrlt one day with a curnto nnd
Charles Lever, the novelist
The archbishop was grently Inter
ested In mushrooms, nnd he picked one
and ate a piece of it, ut the sumo tltn
banding a bit to the curate.
"Whnt do you think of that Mr.
A.?" bo asked.
Tho curnto did not especially llko It,
and moreover he was not sure whether
it could be snfely eaten. Nevertheless,
this wns Ills superior In olllco, a man
who must not be offended.
"I think, my lord," snld ho, obse
quiously, "If It had a little pepper and
snlt It would be delicious."
"Here, Lever," said the archbishop
"you tnsto it and see whnt you thluk
of It."
"Many thanks, your grace," said
Lever, calmly, "but 1 am not a clergy
man. It Is true that I have a brother
In holy orders, but bo is not In your
grace's diocese."
The archbishop laughed, better
plensed with this cleverness of evasion
than by a dull acquiescence, and ate
the mushroom himself.
A Theory Abotit Man's Beard.
There Is n theory favored by the dis
ciples of Darwin that the beard
merely the survival of a primitive dec
oration. Man, according to this view,
was originally as hairy as the opossum
ItBclf, but ns he rolled down the ages
he wore the hair off In patches by
Bleeping on bis sides and sitting against
a tree. Of course the hair of tho doj
Is not worn off In this wny, but a great
theory Is not to be set aside by an l-
lectlon so trifling. By and by our an
cestors "awoke to the consciousness
that they were patchy and spotty,
and resolving to "live down" all hair
that was not ornamental they with re
markable unanimity seem to have flir
on the eyebrowi, the muBtnche and
unfortunately, as the self scrapers
mostly think the besrd as being
that was worth preserving of the prim.
Hive covering. English Magoxlne.
Am Antedate of Rennn.
Rerun while traveling alighted it Na.
tiles. One morning a icrvant of the
hotel came to him and an Id that ai ah
bad heard the preacher at the cathedral
make use of his name ninny times she
ould be thankful If he wonld choost
for ber s nurnlH-r In the lottery ntiout
lie drawn. "If you are a saint." said
she, "the number Is sure to be s good
one; If you ore a devil, It will be silll
better." Kenan smiled nnd chose 1
number, but bo never knew If the imtt
ant was lucky.
Don t Be Deceived
With M or 70 ir ot-ut whiskies or
rirandlMi and thluk It lietlxr than
Francis' puis double rti.tlllnJ 1(0 jroof
lira nil I mi. J'it hare Hitii tmlni free
nfchsric-at Klllh ud Blslr stietts.
I M Khawcis
tAH'X'01I.Z.A.
Man tts .tisn-na'i-fiiH
CLASSIFIED SOLUMI,
Notirea naaet this head not to aiceed Sv
lues, SO cents per week: f 1 (0 mouth; in
par year.
For Sale.
COW rOK MALK.-liood nilik oo
for sale. Inquire at Hit Madison si.
FOK KALE A doxeu blooded ItVl.
glan lieira. Call ou or address W A
Wann, 1M West Fifth ttltwt.
FOll WALE. One of the ehnicw
reeldeiiCea in Kugeneon W illMuett
street. Call 011 T N rVgar, riote
Eugene, for further particulars.
FOK HALE. Town lota for sale ai
Blue Kiver City. Sawmills In a fea
hundred yards of town site. npp!y
to 8C Hparks, Blue River City,. Or.
8HEEP FOttrJALE.-Kov.n Import
ed thoroughbred Llneolu sheep, 4
ewes aud 4 bucks for sale. Ktlsed h
Duddlng, England, and Patrick,
Canada. Owned by J H B cl ley.
For prioe, etc, enquire 11 L Began,
Eugene, Or,
KOK rjALE A good grain, buy aud
Block farm of Liltt acres for sale,
mile from store, posteflloe, ecliool
aud church, 4) miles Iroui rail
road station, Rood buildings, veil
watered, level aud good location,
120 acres plowed and part sown
to wheat, ou reasonable term. A
snap lor the purchaser. ( nn be
reached from Ooslien bystHge. Call
ou 0 8 Richardson I'leassut mil or
C A Barker, 482 Jefferson strct-t, Eu
geno, Oregon.
Help Wanted.
WANTED. A gill to do generhl
housework. Apply at once. Mr
Oeo O Yorau,LlnoOln street belweeu
7th aud 8th.
W ANTED. Several perKoua of char
acter nud good reputation lu each
state (one lu this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house o, solid
financial standing. Salary f 18.00
weekly with expenses udllloual, all
payable lu cash each Wednesday
direct from head oftloos. Horse ami
oarriage furnished, when neoessary
References, Enclose seir-addresseu
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxtou
Building, Chicago.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Collage Urove, Oregnr,
City Property for Sale
Hkndbioks' Addition to Ecoknb I
To Iboae dealrlns to purcbaHO cltv loti, I
hr.vti laid out an additiou ou tbe south Hide
of the oil aud uorth of ColUyo ill 11 i'atk.
I have J 20 lota in ihn addition, and am
lelline them Tory low to an to enable oterj
one to have a home of their own. Tbe price
of these lota ia from $10 up.
Eliah Stkwast Addition to Euukni
I have some Tory doHirrable Iota in thin
addition, in the Tvry henrt of the city and
within a few hlucki of Willamette street.
WnmiKBB'B Additiou io Eooine
I have a lew IoIh in thia addition within
two blocks of the Pirtit Nutloual ltauk.
OOLLEOK II ILL pABX
I have 100 loti In thii addition, The
prioe now ia $50 each. W will advance
the oriue aoon. We expeot Oolleuo Hill
Park to become th moat desirable resi
dence pioperty In onear tbe oity.
Hbndbiokb' Additiom to Oolliub
11 ILL I'AItJL
We have 70 loll for sale cheap in this
addition; also 40 or 00 aoras of very choice
fruit laud. 1 have on turn place ijuu young
prune trees, about tUO Itartlett pear trree,
and 200 black walnut tnei. also apples.
plums and small fiuits. This place has a
flood farm houai. barn and cat-houses, and
is a most beautiful suburban piece of prop
erty. It ia known as tbe Locust Hill farm
and there is no plaoe in ihe state more
beautifully and pleasantly situated.
1 am not in real eHtatebusineKa as a busi
ness we sell our own lands only. 1 employ
do agents. Any one desiring to puruhaae
afiy of this property will And me at tbe
First National bank. 1 will be pleased to
show property and give prices. I miyht ex
change some of tins property for good
timber land, uome ana see me.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer (or sale at a low prica 120 sore, ol
land 'l mile, aouthwest of Eugene; aboat 4ft
acre, of same eleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acne 3 miles west of Eugene, and t aorea
oloee to the oorporat limits on the west. AUo
10 acres of nloe bottom land Di miles north of
Kutfene on riser road.
I also offer for sale entne desirable build
log lota at raaldence, I'aarl and fjiith streets
Anyone deabing .uch property will do well to
see me.
IJaVmj Chibkt.
Kugene, Oregon,
Pare Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or atomach trou
bles, oolda, lagrlpie orblllouaueM there
la DOihlriK better than KranoU' pure
branillee. All orders uroiuptly filled
with prune, apple or war brandy at
71) oente per quart, or tz.au per gaiioD
Urdera by siege or expreM win uese
ourely boxed. Made and told to oon
aumera onlv.
1 M fBAituia.
Fifth and Walr atreeta, Eugene, Or
Wanted.
A good woman cock, one that li
heat a.id saving, for small hotel
flood waKw nnd atedy petition to tbe
right prty. Apply or ddreea, Hotel
V'endome, Aahland, Oregon.
Happy Time In Old Town.
"We flt ery bapy," write H N
rweill. Old Town, Va, ''when Muck
b-u'e Arulm Malre wholly cured oi
rlauuhtcr of a bed oaae of acmld heed
If itik hi. all who uaelt for cuw.oim
u..t,.m it niam. Hnlls. uloera. eruutloT)
Ilifalllb.e I pile". Only '60 at
L DeLano'. Uium .lore.
BO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's
Favorite
sort.
Seaside Re-
H.vnun x'ntf the adTotage ol New.
Hirt as a summer resort over olher aea
Ida resort lu ilia northwest, and to
rake it pmolble for all who desire to
in ni to pend th-lr vacation by the
v an waves, the Southern PaolHc
ompany In connection with the Cor
v.tillsaud Eastern Railroad, will place
111 sale, etleotive June lfnli, roumi-tri;
Iroin ail poiuts In Origon 00
i"i Southern Baoillo to Newport, goon
. r return until October 10th, at spect
tlly reouced rales.
rAr full humiliation lease luqulrt
nl your local agent.
W F Com an,
Oenersl fassenger Agent.
Filthy Temples in India.
Sacred oow often d. file Indian tem
ples, but worse yet is a body that'
polluted by oousiipa Ion. Don't per
mit It. Cleanse your systtm with Dt
vlng's New Life Bills and avoid uu
n i l mlxery. They give lively livers,
active bowels, good digestion, tine ap
petite. Only 26o at W L DeLaim's
ilnu afore.
C S Farrow & Co
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4:Ml a a
8;15 a m
Ar Ashland
At Hacramento
Ar Han KranoUoo
Ogilen
iJenver
K ansae City
Chluaffo
55 a V
11:1X1 a ns
70s a m
7rtB a m
1-4A a m
KXia n
7;',a m
Mils
Tie Angeles
KI l'aao
Kort Worth
City of Mextou
lluiiston
New Orleams
Washington
New York
140 p m
64JO p ui
a m
VM a m
4:00 a m
G:2t p in
0:42 a m
12t4l p m
TOO a m
VOO.p m
6:XI a m
9:M a m
4:00 a m
6:2A p m
(1:42 a m
p at
Pullman and Tourist oars on
both trains. Cbair oars Sacra
inento to tK't and KI Paso,
and ourlst car. to Chloaxe,
Ht Ixiuia, New Orleans and
Waehinirtoeu
Connecting at Ran Fran.
oUmxi with several steamship
llnae for Honolulu, Japan.
Chuia, Phllllpinee, ,'JaulraJ
and Mouth Ajnerioa.
See Mr T. O Adair, agent at Eugene
" W. E. OOMAN
U P A Portland
Gap Closed
Tbe operation of through trains be
tween Han Krancisoo and 1os Aa
geloa, rUBurf and (HanU lUrbara,
will begin on
Sunday. .March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two Thnrngn Train. Dally. The
Coaat Line Umitod leering neb
terminal eeily In the morning erulp
iwl wl'h eleant cafe and lfbr oara,
will make daylight in through UK
Di.it pletilreaiue, varied and nter
Uinlng, wene on the enntluent.
Inquire of agenu of the
Southern
Pacific,
W
Parent
One
Dollar
TICKETS
TO AND FKOM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA.
SHORT LINE
TO
St. Paul, Du'uth, Munerpo'is, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Tlirmiirh Palace an.l Ton 1st Sleet.'rs
Dining sail liutTot ttuiekiita Library Ca
DAILY TliA INS; FAST TIME.
For Rates, Poitiers and Full Informa
roanliuf tickets, route etc, call on or addiess
J. W. PHAI.ON, TP II. DICKSON, on
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. 11. 0. DKNN1NTON, i. V. P. A.
01-2 Firet Avenue, SKA T I'LK, Wash.
OREGON
Shoreline
Union Pacific
AMD
TO
THE
EAST
Ths O. R. N.
Give .the Choice
of
THREE IIAIIV
TRAINS
UHILI
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LIKE
to
Salt Lake,
Derm r.
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kansas City.
Or t
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
III.
TO l
Snokane
Mlnnoapol
St. Paul and
Chicago. ,
Oouan Miuainere U'avp l'urllaud every
6 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
rloaie leave I'orl.anu dally for ell Wll
lauiutieitnd t'olumt l Hivit PolnU.
lonlhly Hleamere to China and Japan
For lull luforuiatluu oall on or a
eee neartwt O. K. ft N. Ticket Agent
or addrese,
, , A. L, CRAIO.
' Uen'l Paanenger Agent,
1 1 ii ii r I
Tour attention U called tn the "PIONEKB
JMITKIV trains of lhe"(;HICAC, MIL-
WAUKKB ft HT PAUL HAII.KOAU.I
'1h. only iierfect trains In the world.
Ton will find it desirable tu ride on this
Train, when going to any point In th
Kastorn Htatee or feoada, 1 hey oonneo
with all Tranaoontlnental Trslns and al
ticket AgenU sell ticket
Kor further information, pamphleta, etc,
ask any Ticket Agent or
0. JEDDY,
Portland., Ore.
. W. CAHEY
Trav l'ans Ajtent.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tl.TIB (1AHO
No, 2 for! Yequlne
Train leara. Albany
Leave. Corvallis
Arrives Y equina , . ,
...120 P M
... 1:M P M
... 6.45 PM
...7:00 A M
...11) A M
...Udb PM
Ne. 1 Beturrfc
Iavea Yaqulna
leaves Corvsllla.. .......
Arrives Albany
fio. I for Detroit
laea Albany 7M A'M
Arrive. Detroit UUS P M
No, a 'torn Ietrolt
Imm Detroit 13:45 PM
Least. Albany MPH
Trains I and 4 arrive In Albany tn tune to
eonnect with th. it I sooth bound train, an we
ea giving two or hrec b-ura la Albany before
departure ol 8 P North bound train for Port
land. '
Train No 1 cmitiorta with the S P Wert side
train at Corvallis t'niwing Independence
kloMinnvllla and all points north to Portland
KDWIN ST"NH,