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Newspaper Page TextUWs if fll si M The ICtcl Yo,t Tr-i-rt a i in uo for ovor J a "ougnr, ami wlikli Las beea m iLo ior oer 3v. years, has borne the sitnmtnre of r , - nnd bPi-u matin imdcr Ms per &irfiy 8.niU uI',visliiu sis.; o Its infancy. All r..n. -t v Allow uo one tod -orivo yottin this. Frtmo ? aUB' n,Ul " Jst--(f'o.l are but lukuits ri 'i i tr"lewUh nnd eu.lan rtho health of HUauts una Cluldreu-EiperUuoe against Experiment. at is CASTOR I A 5n,o " lu,r,"I,ss urtltatc for Castor on, Paxo. I lS.,n,'a00tUiUer "'1' Is lMeasant. It sXtannT l ,W 0l:"","' Morl'l'' nor other Narcotic and X .1 i ae 1S ,U "tee- " destroys Worms ' ;Co l I,' everw- " reS Dlarrhum and Wind Plnffl 08 'eethn Troubles, cures Constipation. KnJ,! Tl' assimilaU,s Fowl, regulates the The Children's lauacca-Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears the m jt astr jmm m w r y The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. CEflTfiAIi PftKET. WflTRIUS & JJILLER PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the poblio pat ronage solicited. To the Farm ers we will pay the blabest market price for fat cattle, hone . Bud sbiep. Hhop ou Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a large' ud complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other bouse in .Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaven Eugene for Florence Daily exoept riuuday at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence for Sdgene daily except Sundays at 2 pa . Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene il 6pm the day following. SIKOLIFARK u BOUND TKIP Tlokeu for iale at I. Bang.' llverv .table, Kogeae or at Uurd a Uarenport'. offlo Florence. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Office and Ree'deno Fainnount, Oregon. Books opened, Booki convert! (mm ulnffle to double entry. Instructions given in Rouble entry. Adjustment of iutrim ft I involved aoeotin asyciAlty. Eugene inquih a. iy nldreaied as above will nave prom, .on. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York All forms of life. Endowment and Gold Bond Policies and Annuities. Cuirintud value tfnd rates furniincd by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Hotel Eugene.. i T N SslGAR PropHstpf. FHctly nmtlae. New maaafrement I c per day. . Signature of BUSINESS OA 1(1)3 ATTORN K YS-AT-LAW, J M WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY -A T-LAW Collection, a specialty. 3mce Over Lane County Bank, V BILYEU. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ottke Over First National Bank. Eoqim, Orison, A. 0 WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Offioe One half block wath ot Chri -uunan B 1 Euoim, Obiuoh. SKIFWORTH. N 4.TT0KNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euoeni Oaaaoit. HV.LHUB w THOUTaON 0UA8 A HABD1 rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eoqihi, Obiooh. M TRAVIS, i Attorney At Law. Office -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Lugano, Oregon. BO, B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-ATLAW Will Dractice in all the conrt. nl tlm Kmnid Judicial Uistrict and in the Supreme Uourt oi me .uite. Special attention given to oollectfoni and matter, in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. John M. Emunson Leon R. Edmnnton EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON. ttornere-At-Law. Practice ir all the courta. Collection, a .peci alty. a"0ice-Orer Loan 4 Savlngi Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS R. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3L Special attention given to land and mining matter. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office. In Eugene Loan 4 Saving! Baal Building. Special attention to turgery and enrgica di we. of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, VV.tche. and Clock. Reiireri. I) Ri BIDDLE, -fif3e-o)li?eitreet.ibtwen1 Fl'ti'h ird Sith trrt ii bl "k wmi ot aNlioneai'ita hutl J-JEKLKKT LEIGH AS.SATEB AD METALLURGIST Omqo , IWt erjui-pI Atway Letrrratttry In the tjUU. I Fp tupt and reliat ie rvtunv maracteed. ' WrrkiQr U-t ntad no ore samplea ol rr v I hftj p" n ! udtanntM tho mutt suitabl i ttjitind of treatme&W T HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very kLIFK AND ACCIDENT.PJUCIE.". Ataur J. Cue. G.e. Art., i. M. WtixiAX honlaad. Ore Local Aea Eofta A CCRVALUS FIRE. WarcboDse ttith i:,ooo Bushels of Wheat Burned fOHVaLLis. June 36 A nre in this city ytvterday morning at S o'clock destroyed the Dinge warvhouae lo om ted nir the Hout hers Paclrlo depot, with ail iu macLlucry and ountt-ntr, The waMii-uee was owoed and otk-i a tJ tiy C P Diutee. It U .upil that atmut 12,t00it.ui-hee of wheat Wfre eioreii in the building; nioxt of tin ta- owi fd hy Mr Diugra; 1000 bu-liels rreniiH by the forvallie Flouring Mill, and 8000 belou etl to Thoiuaa H Cooper The building was injured for JltOO In the Oregon Fire Keller AMoola-lon. There was $500 In. eurance on ba.s in the earns company ana nOvX) aiMittoual injiiraiuv ( n oon teuts in i he Northern Insurance Com pany. Palmistry. Clairvoyance. rrol Hatrieou, tbtt world's uioel cele. hrated palmist and olairvnyaui, has ar rived in fcugene, aud Is now located at 642 Willamette rnve', over the Bi boulere restaurant, parlors 1 and wnere lie can te oou.-uli. dou all the atlalrs of life. Prof Harrison guarau if revrai every luclileut of your uie, tells you who, where aud when jou willmairyj j.ii what you are best mted for aijd liu to obtain the money you are In need of, etc The happiness or your luture life msy depend upon tue right solutli u aud prouer advioe. The profiseor makes uo ml.take aud all hie pre. Ictlnua are true and may be rmea upon ou may wisb to know if it is advisable to make a cbanue lu business, in Ijvb or In marriage. Mhall I succeed I u my undertaking? When Bhali I obtain my hopes, my wishes? Shall I ever become weal.by? Can I trust my frieude? Have I enemies? When tball I uiftrrj? How often shall imarrj? 8in.ll i ever tie dlvoroed? Does another ahaie the love that right fully beluug lo me? If so whe? Buould I Invest my monej? In what should I inveei? It my disease curable? Prof Harrison tells you all these things aud a great many more. He ib ever ready lo ar.lBt those with mii.ll capital to Bud a quick and sure investment. He is a prut'Ssional medium of many years stauoiiig, aud Is reoognized the world over as the greatest seer aud prophet the world has ever produced. He does not claim to do impossible things ruoh as locatlug lost treasures, gold mines, etc, but he does claim to be able through his wonderful gift ol clairvoyauce and bis knowledge of palmistry to read your life and give you such advioe as will put you on the road to success. No matter what $ our trouble Is, he can and will help you, ami If you are uot helped after a visit he will positive ly refuse to accept a fee, Kxeryone Is inviteo to can ou tins glued uiedluni and test for themselves His fee is reasonable and within rtanh of all. All busiuese srictiy oonlideiitial and parli rs are so ananged that you meet no etrangers. Lndy In attetulauce. Office hours from 10 a m to 8 p m. Huu day 11 am to 4 p m. Palmistry aud Hypnotism taught. Mediumlstio per sous developed. As a test In the read ing he will tell your full name. Parlors 1 and 'i 4i Willamette Bt, uver rouoouier itesiaurant Fourth of July Picnic. As Eugene has decided not to oele brate the Fourth of July this year Robert Newmler has decided to give such of our people who feel so Inclined enter tainment on the old Wallls home place two miles west of town. A shooting match for a fine fat beef will take pUce at 10 o'clock. There will be a bicyole race for boys, alio one for girls, and a fat men's footrace. A prize with eaob race. Hultable mu- slo for the occasion, also stands with soda water, Ice cream and knlcknaok. for the convenience of the public A good old style oountry dinner will be served on the premise for 25 cents. Just a nice convenient drive from En gene, while the old orobard and shade trees about will furnish splendid shade for parties who desire to bring tbelr lunch. A splendid well of water con venient. Creswell News. Special to th.Oasrd. Ckbsweli., June 20. Hay making time la bere again and the farmers are busy mrklng bay. Mrs Martha Htanton, who has been visiting at Cottage Orove for tbe last month, has returned to Creswell. The Creswell Hunday school gave a picnic last Haturday lu Morse's grove one mils east of Creswell. A good pro gram was rendered and a Urge crowd wa-presen'. The most of the after noon was spei t playing tmsetisll. Tho Cre"well publlo school cl sed last Friday. Mr A T (irugett was principal ; Mrs Brady was Intermedi ate and Anna D Howe was primary teacher. Saved From Awful Fate. "Kverylsidy said I hsd onn.ump t on," writes Mrs A M Kblelds, of ChsmliersbarK, Ps, "I was so low after six months of severe lr-knem cau.e1 hy bay fever and a-ibma tbat few thought I could get well, but I learned i f f e marveku- merit of Dr Klna's N- w I:.rovry ffr cninumptlnn, U"d it and wa. comluly cured." For des'ierat throat and lung disaen It Is th afet core In the wond and I. In fill bie for mollis, onld and bronchial .fttlnr.. (iuarariteed h. ttl S0c and tl. Trial h ittlea free at W I, ILno Lfrrr. Hmall gold anchor pin with p srl setting and Greek letters Inscrip tion. Iteturo to Ocard offloe sod get reward. Fleldlo and Turn Joan." Notwlthstandiuj the good rrioen lie received for his hooka. Fielding was always more or less In diftk-ultles from liis rtvklviu uiodo of living. Tom Jones," kovacYcr, was nearly i.'lnc ano - nrlivd In one of his Ituptvutiiou tits for the sum of J3. The publisher for tunately asked for a day to consider if he could risk su. U a emu. and Fielding in the nieunUme nut Thomson, the poet, to whom he told the transaction. Thomson s.wnod the idit of F1eldl:ig parting with liis bniins for such a sum and offered to gi't him hotter terms, but Fielding felt himself partly pledg ed. Neve did author wait uioro anx iously on a publisher hoping to he ac cepted than did Fielding hoping to l o refused, lie was refused! Joyfully he carried his inanusorli t I.. Thomson to fulfill his promise. The poet introduced Fielding to Andrew Miller, who handed tho book over to his wlfo to read. She discerned Its merits and advised her husband to Keep It. Over a pleasant dinner clven by Miller to Fielding and Thomson the bargain was made which secured Fielding, to his groat delight. VMi for the story. Miller is said to have clear ed ns.iHX) hy "Tom Jones," out of which he pnlj Fielding from tlmo to time various sums to the amount of u.ooo, bequeathing hltu also a baud roue legiif y. The Straetore of Pern.. nen uoworlug plants usually make seed, that is generally the last effort for plant life. The seed is the beginning or ine lire or the new plant Ferns. however, only produce spores for re productive purposes. These spores ger. nunate ana go through the sumo proc ess subsequently thnt flowers co through lu the production of seeds. Tho spores expand when the germinating time ccnics and form a tint, green mem brane. lint are then really the flowers ppenr on this membrane. As a general rule after these fern flowers have ma tured the membrane dries up nnd dis appears. In one family of ferns, how ever, natives of New Holland, named platyeerluni, this green blade Is perma nent aim continues to enlarge, becom ing really a portion of the plant. livery your n new blndo is formed which spreads over the old ones. The larco plant Is of a totally different character, having the fronds of ordinary ferns. Habit, of the Wildcat. To Bay that a dog can "whin his weight In wildcats" Is to pay about the highest tribute to his strength, courage nnd activity, and there are very few dogs that would euro to earn such a tribute If they understood all It Implied. Not that n wildcat Is of n specially ag gressive disposition. On tho contrary, he would sooner mind IiIb own business any time than light. So uiulous la he as a rule to keep out of trouble that he has often been accused of cowardice, but he has on so ninny occasions given evidence of the most desperate cour age that It Is doubtful If the accusation in a fair one. When wounded or at bay, he Is perhups as daugcrous as any crea ture of his size. A Fillet of Href. For a nilet of beef, cut two pour-la Into round slices half nn Inch thick and sprinkle wlthpepper nud salt. Fry in two ounces of butter seven minutes t the most and brush over each niece Willi glaze. Place n border of mashed potatoes on a dish, lay the Allots on II with alternate nllcca of baked tomato aud the fried beef fat. Also havo a piece of ninltre d'hotcl butler on ent-b fillet. Fill the center with nicely cook ed vegetables nnd pour around a little good beef gravy. Care. For Hleeples.ne... Horace In his satires recommended swimming tho Tiber three times! Sir I nomas tirowne was accustomed to repeat some verses of a certain hymn. Franklin took an air bath. Sir John Sin clair counted, while Sir John ltcnule when engaged upon any public works never went to sleep until his head bad been combed and gently rubbed by a soft hand. A Hard Dome.tlo Knot. "I'm in a deuce of a ill. My wife's got the telephone craze." "Well?" "If I put one In, she'll swear I'm sweet on the telephone girl." "Certainly." "And If I don't, she'll say It's because I'm afraid the tlilng'll expose my du plicity." Baltimore News. rtablilaa- It In. Borem (11:57 p. ni.)-Whcn I was a child, my curse made me afraid of the dark. Miss Cutttiig Oh, that accounts for It Borem Accounts for what? Miss CutUng-You are waiting till daylight so you can go home. Chiracs News. ifo Srnapathy There. "1 am going to marry your daughter, sir," said the positive young man to the father. "Well, you don't need to come to m for sympathy," replied the father. "I have troubles of my own." Ohio State Journal. L'nBnl.hea. "If you kind of keep sn eye on these self mad men." reuiarki-d Uncle Jerry reehlea, "you'll find that lots of 'n think the Job's so well done It don't need any polish." Chicago Tribune. Too Lalel IIcwltt-My wife loved me at first sight Jewetl-I'll wager that she Is now a believer In second sight. New York Herald. Slnale Blea.eene... It Is better to hare loved and lost than to have n.srrled on rx s uiontb. Chicago Itetvnl-llerald. Don't Be Deceived With M or 70 r oent whUkle or brandies and think It bMier than F'anot.' puts double distilled l'O roof brandies. Jnt have them ttrd free "f charge at Fifth and Hlalr .tieeui. Eugene, Oregon. I M Fham! O , S3 M- L X 1 X .V . titan Is y I I 'I Iw 1 '! lx(k tUSSSno GtLIM - - .1 - iun onoer uu. bha not tn ... uhm.50 cents lr wwk; fl W a moatni Ili ;t year. For Sale. - . enur..-iiimo miik ooa rorsale. Inquire at U9 Madison st run HAI.H..A doaen blwded Bel ,-n van on or aildreaa W A Mann, 104 West Fifth .irvet. run MLG.-OUS of le choices. resineioealn tageiu ou ulsiuetu street. Call ou T N fgar, Hot r.ugene, mr further particulars. run nAjj!,, lown lots for sale ai Wue KlverClly. 8a mills In a fe' uuuureu yards of piwu site, npplj '"" sparks, lilue Klver City, Or. MifctlP FOR HALE. eleven Import fd thoroughbred Ltnoolu sheep, ewes ana 4 bucks for esl. Kised bj Jjuouing, England, aud Patrick t-anaiia. Uwued by J II B.clil y. ror price, etc, enquire B L lingart, r.ugene, ur. rOli eiALE -A giaxl gram, bay auu stock farm of 216 acres for sale, J mile from store, poatoftlc, school ana church, 4) miles from rail roau siatiou, good tulld.ngs, well watered, level aud good location, aerea plowed aud wrt sown to wheat, ou reasonable terms. A snap ror the purchaser. Can be reached from lloehen bysUge. Call on U 8 IliohardBon Pleasant Hill o V A Parker, 48-' J. ltersoii sireel, Ku. gene, Oregon. Help Wanted. nihU.-A glil to do genersl ...... -w. th. Appiy ai ouce. M Ueo O Yoran,Llucoln street between 7th and 8th. V ANTED. Several persons of char- aoter aud good leputatlon lu each state (one lu this county required) lo represent anu advertise old establish ed wealthy business house oi solid nnanolal standing. Halary 118.00 weekly with expensee adlllonal, all payable lu cash each Wednesday dlreot from bead oftloea. Horse aud carriage furnished, when necessary liefereuoea. Knoloae self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 CazUin Building, Chicago. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-I'd haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Oood pay, steady work, t'oaat Fork Lnmlier Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. City Property for Sale Hbndbioxs' Addition to Ecokns To Ihose desiring lo purchase cily lots, I have laid out sn addition ou the sontb side of the oilj aud north of College Hill Park. I have 120 lota iu this addition, and am selling them very low so as lo ensbls ersry one to bars a borne of their own. The prioe of these lots is Irom $b0 up. Kill as Stswist Auurrioa to Eouibi I have some very dsslrrable lots In this addition, in the very heart of lbs oily sud within a few blocks of Wlllnmotte street, WnrrsAxsa's Addition ?o Ecokni I have a few lots lu this addition within two blocks of ths First Nutioual llsuk. Coll sol Hill Pnut I havo 100 lota In this addition. Ths prioe now is $50 sack. W will advanos the price soon. Ws expect Collegs Hill l'.rk to become ths most desirabls resi dence property in or near the oity, Hsndbioxs' A u urn os to Oollxob Htlx Piaa We have 70 lots for sals oheap In this addition; also 40 or 60 aorns of very choioe fruit land. I have on this plaoa IitOU yonng prone trees, about 400 Bartlott pear trees, and 200 black walnut tree., also apples, plums snd small halts. This plaoe has a good farm house, barn and ont-honses, and i a most beantilul suburban piece of prop erty. It is known as the Lotrast Hill farm, and thsrs is no plaoe in tho stats more beanlilnlly and pleasantly .hosted. 1 am not in real estate bnsinees ss a bui nesi wo sell oor own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Any one desiring to puroLaM any ol this property will nod mo at tho first Nations! Bsnk. I will he pleased to show property and give prloeo. I mhiht ex change some of this property for good timber land. Come and boo mo. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wondsrful ad vance In medicine Is given by druggist O W Roberts of Elizabeth, VV Va. AD old man thsrs bad long suffered wltb what good doctors pruuouuoed toour able oanoer. They believed his cats bopeleas till he used Electrlo Bitters and applied Bucklsn's Arnica Halve, which treatment completely cured him. Wheo Eleotrlo Bitters are used to expel bilious, kidney and microbe poisons at the same time this salve ex erts lis matchless healing power, blood diseases, skin eruptions, ulnars and sores tanlsh. Bitters oho, Halve 16a at W L Del-auo's. Pore Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, colds, legrlppe or biliousness there Is nothing hotter than Francis1 pure brandle. All orders promptly filled wltb prune, apple or pear brandy at 7o rtenta r quart, or 12.60 tier gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se ourely boxed. Made aud sold lo con sumers ouly. I M Franus, Hth and Blair streets, Kugene, Or Attention G. A. R. At cur next regular meeting, June 27 the depaitment oonimandtr, M I. Pratt, will meet with the Piat. A full attendance is requested. Wm MHUKRatAJt, Post Com. LadieiTflrTTR. There will I a recptlon In Frank's H.il Fr.ds.r evenlmr June 27 at ( o'clock In honor of the Departo snt Commander M I, Pratt who Willi preeenl. Ladle srs requested to bring oaks. , Mks (i L MontNma, PresHsut, ' 1 HO! FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. K.mgn i ug the sdvautagaol New- oon a a summer resort over other Ide resort lu I lis northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to do so to spend ih Ir v .cat Ion hy the oho .,., lr Moutbem p.0Bo noq-a-y in coiiuectlon with the Cor. veins ami ta-tern Railroad, will place n sale, eflrollve June lath, r, uud-trip .i.e.. iroiu a l points lu Oregon on he Southern Paolflo to Newport, good for return until October 10:h, at sped- lly reduced rates. For full Information nleaae luoulre of your local agent. W F I OMAN, Oeneral I'awenger Agent. City andXearby Country Prop erty for Sale. 1 offer for ul. at a low Drio 1i ni land 2J mile, wuthwe.1 of Eug.n.i .t.t tf ere of anis cleared j plenty of w.tw. AUn 41 sere. J mile. wt of Eimu. ui.l K .r- clo.. to tho conuraU llmiu on th. 1. Al. ii acres of nlc bottom land S ml o. north of Eugene on river road. I slo offer for ul. k.ni. .lMlr.l.l. I.,,tl.l- Ing loU at residence, 1W1 and Sixth .treet.. Anyon. drdring .ueh property wllhlo wall to eo mo. DAVtnCuasar, Eugene, Oregon. Filthy Temples in India. Baored cow. often defile torll.n ten,. pice, but worse yet Is a body that's polluted hy ODIlBtlllAllmi. Don't oer- llllllt. Cleanse your svsleiu with Dr Ainu's New Life l'nl ,l told misery. They irlve llvelv liver. active bowels, nod dlveatloti. line ail peilte. Only Sbo at W L DeLano's diug store, Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred oedar bop posts to tquare t luobes st large Slid, aud 14 reel long. To be delivered nn bank of river at Juurikliis' Polui, a inlits above Eugene anytime this Bummer or fall. Address, W R Wai.kkb, Eugene, Or, C S Farrow & Co ...REAL estate... liimiH and In juration. Dealer In liarrealinB Machinery, liuple tuout. Also hawo itoraKS tooia t rvaaonable rtttes. tVOOlw 608 Willamette Bl THE LATEST IN BERRIES. (inler while thay last. The UXiAJinKllllY llVbrld IjalWWtl tllMt.lll. bl.nklM,r- .! -..I rs.iboriy. Fruit v.rT Urge, doer, rrdd'.ah lll.ACKlmmiY h,t.rld 'belwe.li wll.l black Ustrr sud logoioorrr. Krull vorj Uri. un miltli.i etrnug ll.vor of wild bl.ckberrt. I.sii.of both sro .irons, Tlf orolll n.l verj pro- IIIIO. A dOXUD bl.llL. nl lll...p k..-- enougli loi a l.rgo l.milj. Sent eibrrsuge EbreH.ge MsetioO e-e--, , im.'.H ui im uoruoiuu, llil.p.sir. MIVKI.rV KKUIT CO. Villa, S.UU Ota. Oo, C.lllornls. Wsuoa- SOUTH AND EAS'I VIA, Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavs Kugaao for Portlsnd and way - -.uua a. otWm mi l nj p m. I'ortland ) a mr . MH p m 12:80 a m 6 Km p m 7i4A p m Ir jLug.no Ar Ashland Ar Hacramento Ar Baa Franolsoo ,8) p n 1 lilft a to a m a a m Silft a m (iadan tM a rr 0KI0 a m Itto a m : 7:45 a m UK a in K a 76 o m Mia Ar Denver Ar Ksnus City Ar Chlvago Ar Is Ansslss Ar Kl I'-o Ijm p m 64X1 p m e JO a m if5 a m 4:00 a m M v m 6:43 a m . 12:43 p m 7KM a m O0 p m 6JI0 a m VViA a m 4:00 a m H:2o p m 0:42 a to 12:18 p n Fort Worth Ar City of M.zloo Ar Itoiuton New Orloaras Wsahlnetos Ar N.wYork Pullman sod ToorUt oar. on both trains. Chair oar. tiacra mnto to tlgflmi and Kl I'mo, and OfirUt cars to ChUaaf., Ht IxiuU, Now Orleans sad Washington. Connecting at Ban Fran Hew with .overs) .toanuliip lino, for Honolulu, J.sui, China, Phllllpinao, r'Jsutral and Houth America. Sea Mr L Q Adslr, agent at Eugsno or aoaroo W. K. COMAN UFA Portlaad Or Gao Closed The oprtlon of thrtragh tralna be tween Han racclaoo tad Ixm An Km. vUUarf and Hanto lobars, 1U bet, ill os Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Tnrooffn Tralna Dally. The Vaat Una TJiniu. Uwrtaf rtvb UrnifDal early la the tnomiDtr etjulfi. p1 wt'b lirai,t oaf and iwrl' ears, will make tlyli(ht trii t(irtni(rh the nviat rctureawiua, vvImI aod jaatr taiiiloir enenee qb the osn ilnaoL liM,aifoi atebte ol the outhern cific. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL pOINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St. Paul, Ou'iiih, Hirne.polis, Chicajc -AND POINTS EAST Throiwh Pslso. and Trai'lat Kl..,-.- Dialog and liulfet Smokies Library Co DAILY Tt A lNS;KA8r TIME. For 1UU, Folder, and Full Infrni r,-Millns UokeU, route, .tc, call on or addiore J. W.'l'HALON. t r a 11. IncKscv . . 11122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAKD A. 11. C. DKNNlSTo.V. ,t. w. P. A, tl 12 Fh.t Av.nus, s K ATTI.K, Wash. Oregon Shotline tt8e EAST The Oi R. A N. Gives athe Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGOX SHORT LIME V0 Salt Lake, Denver, Omasa, Chloago and Kanaaa City. THE GREAT MORThERM Snokeno. Mlnneapol: a St. Paul and Chicago. Ocean bteamers leave Portland every 8 Day for SAN KRANCISCO. Boal leave Portland dally for all Wll lainetteandCulum I la Ri ver Pol n ts. Monthly Htoamera to China and Japan For full Information oall on or a oPZZZT ' R N Tl0',et A86,,t a.' l; craiq. Wsu'l Passengsr Agent, Portland. f. TITl'.i,?,?lfrf,0,,, "PIONERR "ik i i HT 1 AUL KAILlloAD.I I ih. only pwfct train. In th. World." Ion will flnrf it ,u.iHki. ... -jT ... T . w f.u. on uiut trains when going to . n,,lni ln k Zltill HU" "f"''14- TkT onuneo With all 1 inammtifi.nt.1 T I - - j . ticket Agent aell Ucketa. C. J.'EDDY, Portland., Or.. J. W. CA8KY Irav I'sm Agsnt. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tl.TIB CJABO Ms, 1 for) YsvJaa Train Isaraa Alhooy liOavM CorvaUis, S-rrlvos Yaqaua. No. 1 luture lor . . Imin Ysqufna , Ijemim Corvll. Arrive. Albany... Mo S fur Detroit ..12i0 P M .. I:WFM ... .-t PM ...7.00A M . . A U ,.Uil6 PM '-"" Ar 700 A M Arrive. Il.tn.lt ioj u 3 UlIS P M No, . iom Detroit lave. Drtrolt.. I3l4(IPM lavte Altionr.. Di40 PM Train. I snd tsrrivs In Albany la time to with th. 8 1' rath hound traio. a. wo u giving two or hree hour. h Altnv befot. .i..rturo oi o r amih tnutul tmu, p Train No t connect, with th fl P wort lid. McMinavUI and all poiets north toportlwa KDWDf RTTiNB, - JTTl RIUTr.TI'i3.