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Newspaper Page Textpfi,M Ml r1 O p.0 5"i'.: Vr n Have Always Bought, End v.huli has licea' years, ims and has ,V&-r?T7'j, sonid supervision AllrC ouut.rtcits, Imitation and " Ju- t-:i.s-Ki,od ' are but riiiiir.s ti.ftt trifle with and endanger the henlth of uta and CUUdreu Expert, What is CASTORIA Castorki is n, harmless substltutt for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. - It is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio nbsUMioe. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms f And allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhwa aud Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and riiitulcncy. It assimilates the. Food, regulate the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS J Bears the Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TM CCWTAU eOMNNV, TT WUNNAV 1WARKET. WflTKIflS & JJILtEH PROPRIETORS A fair share ol tbe public pat ronage solicited. To tbe Farm era we will pay the highest market prloe for fat cattle, hogs and ehtep. Hhnp on Will amette 8t, Engeue, Oregon. .. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full , , Supjlj of BEEF MUTTON ' PORK and VEAL Irocenes Having a large and oomplete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the bent market), I can offer the public better CA8H Price than any other nous in Eugene J. Ii. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE 1( STAGE LINE. . BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene for Florenot Dally except Sunday at 8 a m Returning stage leaves Floremi foe Krjgeae dally except Sundays at 2 pm Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives In Eugene al 6pm the daj following. BlrfM.IFARR 15 ROUND TKIP ' Tlnkat. far ula mt V R.nn' Hverv stable Bnseneor at Hard A Itevenpon's omoe rlonnee. A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. Ofl.ec.anA Rer! 'ence Fairmount, Oregon. Booka oprnl, Reoki crmTertd from nintrle to double entry. btnicti .riven in doable entry. MjustmeLtof intricate ami inrilrerl acouun , a ppacially, 1 hnt? inquiri and otfltr a-Mrawed as above wili beveprotx; t attention. a The MUTUAL LIFE '; INSURANCE COMPANY or New York, A8 formi o( life. Endowment ind Gold Bond Folkk and Annuities. Gurntd vtluc d rales fumitned by VV.'. A. WANN. Eueene. Or. T N SGAR Proprietor. Rtrictly flrrt cls, Nw management. t c per day. borne tlio siimtiiro of been made, under Ms pcr- li-.-o its iulUuey. eivo von in this. nee against Kxperiineut. aTOCCT. NEW YORK OfTT BUSJNKSa CAKD8 ATTOKN EYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Juice Over Lane County Bank, BILYED", ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Oftke-Over Firat National Bank. Euqknb, Ouxoon, .1 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One hall block Math at Chrisman B 1 Kcoefi, Oatooir. SKIP WORTH. VrrOKNEY AT LAW Will practice In all the Court's, EtJOENK Or.iQON. HVLUOB W THOMPflOH CHAB A HARD T THOMPSON A HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in ail the court. Kooinc, Obsoon, M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. G EO, B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Bupnme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matter, in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg, i Rooms 1, 2 and 8. John M, EdmuDson Leon R, Edmunsor EDMUNSON & EDMUN30N. Horueys-At-Law. Practice lr all the courts. Collections a speci alty, Otrioe Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, oxna K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LA W. Office In Loan k Saving bank building. Room i. Special attention given to land and mining Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan fc Barings Rani ttuliulng, Special attention to sorgery aad surgical dis eve. ol women. J S LUCKKY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks lUue.t Ecocts, Oaaoos I) R G BIDDLE, DENTIST '.Vtice -tin Olive strxet, betweenl Fiftili sad Sitli tr. one block wet ot Miane-sote hotl H KHLERT LEIGH AS.SAYER AND METALLURGIST Kcous Oatoos lle.t en-iipi-eil Am J lnt',rj in U.. i Ute. fr UjM anil r-U.t-1. rtum- miasm tewi. Waking te.U mk on ore sale pins tA fe to fcftf pin'i. todrt-rmin. tn. BKt sqjUM. metbM ot treatmeot. rpiIE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest lUFE AND ACCIDF.M POLICIES A LMrr J. Caaov, Oea. Art.. J. M . Wiu.ia Portland. Or 1 HOMESPUN HEROISM . ... By a B. LEWIS Copyright, 1902, Et the S. S. McQaie Com piny When Zeb Johnson, Farmer Jones' hired man, came to the end of a row ot' rn, ho took a seat on a stump to think things over, no realiied that he couldu't glean much consolation from tuero thinking, but a crisis was to be faced. The evening before, after having courted Jennie Taylor, the daughter ft another farmer, for a year or more, he bad asked her to nutrry him and had been refused. Zeb's courting had consisted of escorting Jennie to a Fourth of July celebration, a circus and a cornbusklng. The intervals had been tilled in by what he called "sit ting around" and declaring to himself that she was tho sweetest and hand somest girl In all the world. ' There wasn't the slightest doubt In bis mind that he loved her, and he was equally sure that he was loved In re turn. It was tbereforo vlth a feeling of supreme confidence 1b the success of his errand that he had dropped Into Taylor's and tried to keep his blushes back and bis feet on tbe floor as he said: "Jennie, I was Just thinking that we ought to get married In the fall." Oh, you were?" sho replied, looking up at him. Yes. I couldn't love you any more If we was to court for Ave years." Who's been courting?" We have, of course, and I want to say 'Don't say It," she Interrupted. "I never even suspected you were court' lng. You've been hanging around more or less, but I supposed you came to see father. But I've been loving you for a whole year and want you for my wife," ho persisted, paling and shuttling his feet Miss Jennie was darning a hole in the heel of one of her father's socks. She stopped ber work as she said seri ously: 'Zeb, I couldn't marry a farmer. It can't find my ideal, I shall never marry at all. I'm somewhat romantic, you know, and I'd bo perfectly miser able If I married a plodder." "Do you mean that you want to mar ry some dude of a feller?" asked Zeb, who had never beard of Ideals or ro ma nee. No, of course not. lie must be brave and gallant and save my life. ZEB SAW THO SITUATION AT A OLARCB. You are a real good fellow, Zeb, but you are no hero. I think Luclnda JackBon would make you a good wife. Don't blame me, Zeb, and don't get desperate and Jump off the barn. I know you want to talk for an hour or two yet but It .wouldn't do any good. Good night Zeb. The sooner you sblne np to Luclnda the quicker you can ask her to marry you." Zeb JohnBon went home a stricken man. In a dim way be knew what Jennie sighed for. She was looking for an armored knlgbt to come along on a prancing coal black steed and kill three or four villains and bear ber off en his saddle. Zeb bad no armor, no eoal black steed, no desire to kill. lie was simply out of It He sat on tbe stump and thought bard, but no consolation came to him. Tbe best thing he could get out of it was a grave under a willow tree, a grave over which Jennie might come and weep when tired of waiting for her knight i "Yes, It shall be death," said Zeb as be rose, from tbe stnmp. "I'm lop shouldered, knee sprang and hump backed, and I couldn't be a hero If I was paid a hundred dollars a month. There's nothing left but to bang my self." He went to the barn, procured a rope and started for the woods. He had se lected the tree and the limb. In a little glade stood a white boeeb tree, and there, amid the songs of birds and the rustling leaves of the wild grnpe, the rope should choke the life out of him end his body should be left to swing In the summer breeze. While Zeb was after the rope things were happening In thst little gtane. Three tramps who had broken Jail sit miles away the previous evening were In hiding, and Miss Jrmlc had wan derfl Into the woods to study botany and wonder wl.en thst armored knight would make hl aprsarnnce. She was thinking of guerdons and lances and tquires and steeds when she confront- vl the three tough specimens of bu nanlty. Their very first words proved that Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody eald I had con.nmi tlon," wrttew Mrs A M Mhield-, of Chambersbarg, Pa, "I wa so low after six months of severe sl. knem caused by hay fever and aaihina that fw thought I onold gel well, but I rrsl of the marvelous merit of Dr King's New Discovery for cnnsunipllnn. ud It and was complexly cured." For desperate throat end lung dlseaww It Is tbe safet core In the world and is In fallible for onoghs, cold, and bronchial aflectlons Ouaranteed h ttlee 60c and 1. Trial bottles free at W L DeLano they were not chevaliers. There was nothing suave and g.-ntle and cour teous ubout the waj- they ordered h.T to sit tlowu aud keep her mouth shut. She had blundered uiwn tliem, and Ihey didn't prvioso to let ber go a.l give t!ie alarm before they were n-itv move on. Wtiat with their iriti s. their vile Jokes and their threats she had a had quarter vi an hour of it. and her kutght came uot. Zeb Johnson did, however. lie came with slow step and ilowneast head, as Is prvpr when u man is going to hang himself. He was thinking of Jennie and wondering If it hurt much to hang oneself. There was a tear In one eye and a gleam of determination In ttte other when he suddenly appeared be fore tho ragged, dirty trio aud their prisoner. The tramps might have bolted If they had bad a minute's warning, but as It Was they had to right. Zeb saw the situation at a glance, and the light of battle flamed up In his face. It is a good thing to go out to hang oneself and find a scrap at band to postpone matters. It was a fight that uprooted bushes and small trees and plowed furrows up and down the glade, but at the end of ten nllnutos Zeb w as victor and had the three on the earth under bis feet. He was still breathing hard and wiping the blood off his nose when a gentle voice wailed out : Oh, Zeb, Zeb, supposo you hadn't come: Hut I did come," replied Zeb, "and t guess l'vo given 'em a licking to last year. Where was that bcro of yours?" 'I I don't know." 'Ought to bsve been arouud, hadn't be?" "Y-yes that Is, no. No; I don't want him." Anything happened?" Yes. I've got all the hero I want Zeb, I'm, sorry, and If you want to get married, and If" Well, let me kick 'em a few times, and then I'll go home with you nnd ask the old folks what they think about It It wns lucky I thought of playing the fool and hanging myself." Pnssled the Frenchman. Sergeant Harry, who acted as usher In the White House during Cleveland' second term, told this story: "I will never forget tho messago President Cleveland sent to Secretary Olney ono night It was this way: There was an eclipse of the moon that night, nnd President and Mrs. Cleveland wero much Interested In watching it. 'I don't believe Olney knows ubout It, said Mr. Cleveland, 'and bo will be sorry to miss it.' Then very quickly, 'Harry, go telephone Olney to look at the moon.' "1 went to the phone, nnd Olney's chef or butler or something French an swered. 'The president sends word to Mr. Secretary to look at the moon said. 'To look at vat?' answered tbo Frenchman. 'The moon,' I repeated. ".e vat?' again he asked. 'The m-o-o-n," I spelled, 'the moon.' 'Is ie presiden' In hies nilnd?' "Yes; he tells Mr. Olney to go look at the moon, (live him tho president's message.' 'Hut vat for las dat to look tit zo moon?' I then Bald a word or two and rung off. About an hour later the samo butler calhsl us up aud. with more density in bis tone than even before, said, 'Mees talre Secretary deslroH to say to Mees- taire President zat he bass looked at EC moon, and he isa mooch obliged!'" Didn't Salt Wa.hlnarton. Until the(enrly part of the last cen tury Mllford, Conn., had a house In which Washington was said to have spent a night. It waa In 1 780. when Washington made a tour of New Eng land. Tradition says Hint there wero certain things about bis stay at the Mllfurd tavern which bo did not enjoy. The supper set before him consisted of boiled meat and potatoes. Ho was not pleased with the meal aud asked for a howl of bread and milk. The landlord brought the new order and a broken pewter spoon with which to eat It Have you no better spoons than this?" nBked General Washington. It's the best I have in the house, sir." replied the host Send me the servant." sulci his ex cellency. "Here's 2 shillings. Clo to the minister's and borrow a silver spoon." Trudltlon does not add whether be got the spoon or not Describing a Wedrllaa, A young woman clerk nt the court house was aRked to report for the Wellington (Kan.) Mall a wedding that was to take place In the ofllcc of the probate Judge. Here Is her Jour nalistic achievement otherwise not even the names being given: "The bride wns sixteen years old, wore a short dress and bluck kid shoes, black dress, red choker, blue velvet bat with plumes arranged to give a wing effect crown flat and white rosette In front. The groom was tall, gawky and light complectid, wore a blue necktie, slrlicd trousers, dark blue barred sack cont standing collar, black shoes laced upside down, with strings trolling." Fairly Warned. An old circus man says that bo once arrived at Bteelton, I'a., early in the morning to make arrangements for circus performance at that place. To obtain bis license It waa necesaary to see the burgess of the town. The first person be met was a large, burly Vir ginia negro, who was on bis way to work at the steel works. He approach. ed the fellow and said, "Captain, can you tell nie where 1 can find tho bur gess of Sn elton?" "Ksy, 1okk, 1 is n stranger' around byre uiyself. and all I enn suy la ktfop away from di m liurgessi . I was en gaged to be ujahried one time lo Mary Elizabeth Burgess, and dey la a peaky lot of niggers " Don't Be Deceived With Mot 70 r cent whiskies or brandies) and think It lttr than Francis' nuie double distilled 1(0 t roof brarxllMi, J net have th-m tmled flee of charge at Filth and itlalr an eels Eugene, Oregon. I MKhahcii c a. ks'ioirl .v n .iini.-i iai' iiai CLASSIFIED GCLUMS. Notice, under this hMit not tn .r.1 h Uuv, M oeuts per work; tlNi month: 1 12 per yr. For Sale. tOW r'UH SAL..-Uoml mlik on for sale. Impure at MD a liaou M. KOK SALE. A d. xeu bUnlcd 111- gian lielra. fall ou or addle. SV A Wanu, 11H West Fifth street. FOK MA1.K.-One of o.e choicest reshleio". In Eugene on Wi'Imh. tie street, t all on T N rVgar, I to el Kugeue, for further particulate. FOR HALE. Town lota for sale at Blue lliverClty. Sawmills In a few hundred yards of town sltr. npply to 8C Sparks, Klue Illvrr Oity, Or. MMKKP KOK HALE, Heven import ed thomughbrtd Lincoln sheep, A ewes and 4 bucks for sale. Raised bj Dudillng, England, and Patrick, Canada. Owned by J H Rroklry. Knr prloe, elo, enquire H L itogart, Kugeue, Or, roil oALh -A gum gram, hay aud slock farm of 'J18 acres for sale. 1 mile from siote, postoftliv, school aud church, 4) miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 120 acres plowed and part sown to wheat, mi reasonable terms, A snap tor tbe purchaser. Can be reached from Uoshen nystage. Call on U 8 Kiohardson Pleasant Hill or J A Parker, 482 Jtfleraon street, Ku geue, Oregon. Help Wanted. WANTED.-A gill to do geueral housework. Apply at once. Mrs Geo O Yoran,Llnuoln street between 7th and Bth. MEN WANTED. Tweut-tlre men to work lu the the timber. Will pay from $1.75 to ti 50 per day. (Jail at the Seattle Produce Co, No C4 Weal Kighth street, at onoe. W ANTED. Several pi irons of char acter aud good reputation in each state (one lu this oouuty required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business house o; solid fluanolal standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses adlllonal, all payable lu oasli each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary References, Kuclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 80S Caxton llullding, Chicago. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river, Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Collage Urove, Oregon. City Property for Sale Hsndbiois' Addition to Edokmr To Ibose desiring to nurehsse citv lots, I have laid out sn addition ou the south side ol the city aud uorlh ol College LI ill Park. I have 120 lota In this addition, and am selling ttiem very low so aa lo enable ever one to have a home of their own. The pries ol these lots is Irom vou up. Euab St aw abt Addition to Eookwe I have some very deslrrabls lots In this addition, In lbs very heart ol the oity and within a lew blocks ol Willamette street, Wumikka's Addition to Edoshs I have a tew lots In this addition within two blocks of the First National liaok. Oollms II ill Paha I bava 100 lots In this addition. The nrioe now is 50 each. W will advanos tbe pries soon, Ws expect College Mill Park to beoome the most desirable resi dence pioperty in or near the oity. Hsndbiois' Addition to Collkob Hiu. Pakx Ws have 70 lots for ssls cheap In this sddition; also 40 or 60 aoras ol very choloe trult land. 1 have on Ibis piaoe luuu toons. prune trees, shout 4U0 iiarlletl pear trees, snd 200 blsck walnut trtos, also apples. plums and amall liuila. This place has a good farm house, barn and out-booses, and la a most beautiful suburban pleoe of prop erty. It is known ss ths Locust Hill farm, and there la no place In the stats mors beaulilully and pleasantly situated. I am not tn real estate business ss s busi ness we sell onr own Isnds only. 1 employ no sgents, Any one dealnng to purchase any ol this property will find me st tbe first National Rank. I will be pleased to ahow property and give prloes. t mt9.nl sx obsnge some of this property for good timber land. Come and see me. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance In medicine Is given by drugiiat O W Roberta of Elizabeth, vV Va. Ad old man there bad long auUerert with what good doctors pronounced Incur able oanoer. They believed bis case hopeless till he used Eleetrlo Ullt snd sut lied Huckleu's Arnica flve, Inch treatment oompiewi urea hlin. When Eleolrio Hitter arsused lo expel billons, kidney And microbe poison, at the same time this salve ex erts Us matchless healing power, blood diseases, akin eruplloDa, -tilcera and sore vanish. Hitlers OK:, Halve J6o st W Lt DeLeuo's. Pnre Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach fina ble:, colds, lagrlppe orbillouaneae there Is nothing better than Francis' pure brandies. All ordeis promptly tilled Itn piuiwii apple or pear brandy at 75 oenta per quart, or MM per gallon, Orders by stage or express will be se curely boxen. Madeaiia sold in oou Burners only. 1 M rHAIfCIH. Fifth and Hlalr streets, Kugeue, Ot Happy Time In Old Town. "We frit very hapay," write R N Ilevill, Old Town, Va, "when Muck Sen's Arnica Salve wholly cured ou daughter of a laid oae of scald head.1 It dell, hta all who use II for cut. ,00111 iturri. Jtruiaea, Roils, ulneTB, eruption infallible for pile. Ouly 26o at W L DeLano a drug store. r. . v -.. "A tiiti a. . g o j 1.'4 i 4 A raw s'avrt goajl HO! FOR NEWPORT, Oregon's Favorite sort. Seaside Re- Recogn alng tbe advantage ol New. I t as a summer retort over other sea :d resorts lu h uorii.west, audio u ske it possible for all who desire to do so tn spend their vacation by the o an i.v.f, Hi- tvuihetn PsoiBo i p uiv n connection with the Cor. ' ..i. au.l Kasiern ltallroad, will pl.ie on sale, efticilve June 16th, round-trip ll.'Rei. from . point" in Oregon on the Southern Paoiflo lo New port, gooO for return until Octntxr 10th, at speci ally reduced rates. For full Information please inquire of your local agent. W F Cohan, tleneral Passenger Agent. Cilj and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sal. at a low price l'JU acres ol laud J4 mile, soutliwest of Eugene; ahnat 4fi acres o( saute cleared; plenty of w.Ur. AUo 41 acres 3 mites west of Eugene, and 6 acrva cIom to the corporate limit, on the west, Al.o lu acre, of nice bottom land miles north ol Eugene on river roui. 1 aUo otter for sale m. desirable build ing lot. at raeidence. Pearl and Hlilh strMts. Auyon. desiring such property wilt do w.ll to see me. DiVUiC'llSHHt. Eugene, Orton, Filthy Temples In India. Saered oowa often defile Indian tem ples, but worse yet la a body that's polluted by ooiisupaiton. Don't per mit It. Cleanse your .ystem with Dr nl'ig'a New Life Pills and avoid un told misery. They give lively livers, active bowels, irnod digestion, Hue ap petite. Only 26o at W L DcLano'e drug store. Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred oeilar hop posts to square S Inches at Isrge end, and 14 feet long. To be delivered on hank of river at Jniidklns' Point, 1! mllea above Eugene anytime this summer or fall. Address, W It Vvai.kek, Eugene, Or. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... IitDi and Iniuranoe. Dealer In llerreattng Machluory, linpU. tnenu. Alto hawe itoraKe room truaaoukble ratci. Osflsoe 500 WUlaineUe Hi THE LATEST IN BERRIES. rder while tlier last. The 1.0'IANBKKBY arid between llie laine blackberry anil, red .iMMUV. rriiu vurv larn. uu renu.su rjiA'Onn color, rteh flavor, no oore, MAMMoHl HI.ACKUKH IY. brbrld between w lit b ack. twrrv and log.nberrv. Fruit Very lunn ana m.ltlmi. sirmis flavor ol wild bl.rkberrv. sueol both are slrona, vigorous aim very pro line. A dusun ul.nu ol vliliur vartuiy boar uousn foi a Isrge family. Hunt exurrsiaice f repsld, ou ruosll't of 12 ro pordosen. Mention hlspsper. MlVKl.TY HKIIIT CO, WsUon- vllle, riauta Oias Go, Clllorol.. SOUTH AND EAS'l -VIA- Southern Pacific Go 1 SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kugens for Portland and way stations at s;ioa mi ins p m. 1 . u.i V Portland M a m im p m . U -M a at 6:00 p m 7.-46 p m BiSO.p 1:15 a Kuvana Ar Ashland At Hacramento nm a m 4ii6 a m Ar Han Franoiaoo tii6 a Ogdan lienvev Kansas Oity Cbioago 6.-46 a a Mta 746 a m 7M a m 11 .-sn a m 00 a TUb a JM) a as Los AnslM El l'AAO Fort Worth City of Mexloo lbauWn New Orleans Washington New York 140 p m OKXI p m 6-.H0 a m U-.65 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:43 a m 12:46 p m 7:00 a W p m 11:66 a aa 4:00 6:26 p m 0:42 a m 12:48 pm Pullman and Tourist oar. on both trains Cliair oars Sacra mento to tlgden and El Peso, and ourlst cars to Cblcag., Ht Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Oonnectlag at Baa Fraa ctsco with several steamship lioea for Honolulu, Japau, China, PhllllpinM, t'utral aad Hvtttli Anjwioa. Dm Mr I. 0 Adair, agent at Kugens or auarM W. K. OOMAN UFA Portland Or Gap Closed The oiiTaMoo of throtiffh tralna be twemi baa Kraaei-wo mud Loe An iftlf, via Hurf and iViaola llarbara, wiil bevia on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throato Trlne Iallr. Tho (Viaet Line Limited leaving a4.-b Unatjial early In tbo tnrrnUtc qui(N pwl wl'h elf-it ant cafe ul parl'T car, will make rUrlitfiit lri ihrrmgh the nv-et pUTtUssw-iM, van-sxl mmi nlr- UlolD(f, kMN uo til Os'fltiootlt. Inquire A NCvoU ol the Pouthern acific. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST via i: -a itV mm f,tT V SHORTLINE St- Pcul, Du'ulh, Kirnerpo'is, Chicago AND TOINISEAST Thr-mith raises and Ton 1st Slwpcr. Diaiug and UlIM Sm ku u l.ibr.ry t'a DAILY T -A INS; FAST TIME. For ItatM, Folders ami Full lufunna regarding Ui k.U, route, etc, call on or add: ess J. W. l'HALON, t r a 1L DICKSON, c T A Zittl THIRD JSTfiEET, PORTLAND A. It. C. DKNNlST'iv, u. W. P. A. 61J First Avonue, SKATTLK, WaaiL Oregon Shoreline Union Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. N. Gives Iths Choice) of three naprv TRAINS TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE vo o E THE GREAT NORThERN Rt. TO v Snokane Mlnneapol.'i'a St. Paul and Chicago' Salt Lake), Dr liver, Omana, Chlcafjo and Kansas City, Ooean Steamers leave Portland every 1 " ' ' 6 Daya for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lainettenud Colunil lalliver Points. Monthly Steamers to China aud Japau For lull Information call ou or a dress nearest O, K. 4 N, Ticket Agent or address, . - - - - A. L. CRAIO. Oen'l Paaaengsr Agent. Portia nrt. t" ' Totir attention la calls ' tn the PIONT.KR MMITK1V tnlaslth."t,'HIGAI'0, MIL- WAUKKK HI l Atil, ItA II.KUAU. 1'ne only perfect trains In the wnrld, Ton will 6nd It desiralil to rids on this Tralna when going to any poiut lo th Hasten Hutee or tJanatla, Tbey eonneo with all Tranaoontioental Trains snd si ticket Agents sell ticket.. For lurther lalorruatlon, pampnleta, str, ik any lloket Agent or 0. J. EDDY, Portland. Or. J. W. CARKY Trav Paae Ag.nl. Corvaliis & Eastern RAILE0AD. TIME CAKD NO. 20. Mo, 1 fori Y-nultve . Train lea.a Albany 12:46 P M !.. O-rollu LAO PM .rrtves Yaquina t l) PM No. 1 lUtomlm Leaves Y equina 700 A M Leasee Gorvalue 11:.H0 A M Arrive. Albany 1206 PM rto 1 for Detroit- Laavw Albany lfllPM Arvins lti -It , 6.46 P U No. 4 )um Detroit leaves l.tr.lt 6iM A M Arrives Allmar llS.6 A M Trains I and 4 arrive In Altiaay In time to eunnect with the S 1' south Kiuud train, aa well as givh'B two or thr hour. In Albany bsfors deiiarture ol A P r. r'h hound train. Train o I emu u with the rt P trains at Ofirvailis aud Altiaay givin. ilirect sorviva to Newport and eij. .nt hsa.-l ea. 'rln J fur lit. mil, llrelt biuh ard rther monottln r.. r s leaM . .lhai y at 1.00 p m after tle art tval "t H 1. nth bootid traia from Portianfi, ti ehing De'roit at 6:46 p ra. For further luforn.atluB apply to I ' EDWIN STONE, Manas-ar 1 3 T Tt RNIH Agent Albany U II rilUMSK, Agsot C rvalllr. Local Ajrea a at en.