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Newspaper Page TextJJ 11 "IS I 'V ,SK I IE! n tr EiS The Wiirt You Have Always Bought, and v.likli has beta' iB ue fu' "ier years, naa borne' tiio sinatnre of - and has boon matin under his pciw y 44yt3 oal supervision sir.co Its Infauey. ,(t.;,X j-COCJW. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-g-oo'd" are but - .(rinicnts that trine with and endanger (lie health of jJuiW "d Children Expert oee aguiust Exiieriiuent. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups- It is Pleasant. It eontaina neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic jnbstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea, and Wind Colic. H relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ihe Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Tie KM You Have In Use For Over 30 Years. CENTRAL PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the publlo par lonaee sollnited. To the Farm era we will pay the highest market price for fat cattle, hops sod shisp. Hhop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered, Will Keep Constant!) on Hani a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL tories Having a lafRe And complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought In the beat markets, I can offer the pnblio better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE AGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor fN leaves Kugene for Florenoe except dunday at 6 am iwornlng stage leaves Florenw "Mgeae daily exnept Sundays at 2 8today9 at 8 a m. P'UFARE ., LSn TBln ..so fclJ" i. "Ba'n'7 "iwerr' suMe. '"n d Pavonport'e offloe A WHEELER, ' Expert Accountant. ''oo-Fairmount, Oregon. from single to doable entry. E iv,n in double entry. mS, .?',"""'' nd involved aooonn WiriM nd orders addreued as above iirempt attention. h MUTUAL LIFE IE COMPANY ol New York "hS.0'1;''' E"lwment and Gold Bondl r""U ind Ann,, It!., r. j ...I.... taj n,. . "-'". uuaraiutcu values 'Hiininea Dy W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. -Hotel Eugene. Proprietor. Strictly lw, K-WtO:dV icntl 1 1 f per day. . ,. Always Bought BUSINKBd OABDS ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILL1AMH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. ' Dfhce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Euokm, Oheooh, U WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . OiEco One half block sooth o! Chrisman B ) Euqsnii, Okhqon. E It SKIPWORTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW ' Will practice in all the Court's. KlIOEKB OllEOON. HELMUS W THOMPBOH OUAB A HARD) rjlHOMPSON 4 HAEDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Fraotioe in all the courts. Edoink, Ohmon. JT M TKAVI3, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. KO, B D0KRI8, ATTOKNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will Tiractloe In all the courts of the Second Judicial Distrlot and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmnnson EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. Practice (c all the courts. Collections a speci alty. WOffice Over Loan A Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OTJLS E. BEAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office In Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JpAINE A KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical dia oases of women. J 3 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Krauii, Oueoon R O BLDDLE, DENTIST Office -On Olive street, Ibetweenr Fiftihlsnd Sith Ureetone block west of Minnesota hotel J-jEltliEKT LEIGH AS3AYER AND METALLURGIST Edoui Ohioos Best equiped Assay laboratory in the State. rmmpt antl reliable returni' guaranteed. Working tests made on ore samples of one to fifty pounds to determine the nvwt suitable method of treatment. rpHE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Lateet LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES. Albeit J, Caiok, Gen. Agt., J. M. William Portland. On Lvcal Age XoteM "Out of the House of Bondage" BV BALDWIN SEARS I'l'WriyM, Iftjf, (A, . MN lun Coanwtv Gwondoleft. is your knee ln that chair? by, my dear, one would think yi'it vre a child of five." ' "My dear Gwendolen, do stop drum niins on the wtndow-guch a lack of dignity." Uwcn stood up stiffly. "I suppose you mean that you don't like to see an old maid doing anything except old uialdy things." she said as cuttingly as he dared. . Franceaca and Harriet looked at her at their mother and at each other "Is there nothing you can do which would not be 'old maldy,' as you call ltr asked narrlot mildly. 'What shall I do?" demanded Gwen. "Can't you read to aunt" "No; 1 rant," Interrupted Gwen fiercely. "I'm as hoarse as a crow from screaming Into aunt's car trumpet for an hour." "Have you practiced this" began Francesca. "Practiced?" repeated her youngest sister, with still greater scorn. "What for? Haven't I practiced fifteen years for nothing? Nobody wants to hear mo play. It's a perfect farce, doing things Just because other people do them. I shan't do It any longer though." And Gwen, her tall figure quivering with de fiance, rushed out of the parlor and up to her room. Poor Gwen! She was the youngest and had therefore never grown out of childhood in her sisters' eyes. Harriet and Francesca, aged respec tively forty and forty-four, were so used to managing the housekeeping, their mother, the parish charitable work, the roctor and sometimes the rec tor's assistant, who had only been there since Christmas, that they nat urally expected to keep on managing their little sister too. . Gwen did not agree. She beat help lessly round ln her cage, the great, "MAI I TURN BACK WITH XOU?" SAID MB. WABDB. gloomy house where her two energetic sisters were nlways criticising, com manding and forbidding. She threw herself on the bed and tried not to cry. ' Harriet stood to the doorway, and Gwen had juinVed to her feet "Gwendolen, Mr. Warde la down stairs, and he hns asked for you." "IIo probably wants mo to go and visit old women," said Qwon. "1 shan't. I hate old women." But Harriet had gone down stairs again to talk to the young assistant. Gwen followed slowly. Fruncesca looked up first when Gwen opened the parlor door. "Mr. Warde has come to ask us all to help with the services during Lent, Gwendolen," she said brlsTily. "He wants us to sing iu the volunteer choir. I told him you would like to very much." Gwen bit her lip and looked straight ahead. Mr. Warde waited politely until Francesca hud finished, then he turned to Gwen. "You know I have charge of the Lenten services, and I want them to be as beautiful as we can make them," he said, his eyes on her stead ily. "I want to get some one to play for us too. Can't you help me to find some one. Miss Owen?" "Oh, Mr. Warde, let me play!" For a moment there was a stunned silence, while poor Gwen's words rang back to her shrilly. But Mr. Warde was smiling. "It will be a great pleasuro to have you take It," he said. His answer broke tho spell. Fran cesca and Harriet rose -as one to pro test. "Why, Gwendolen, what a thing to ask! Of course she couldn't, Mr. Warde." 'Why, certainly she can do It. Can t yon, Miss GwenV" Hut her Due flare of conrago w:is gone. "I don't know," she stammered. "Nonsense, child! Of course you enn't. She'll be very glad to sing with us. Mr. Wnrdc." Harriet smiled for nil of them, ehh fly for Gwen, who had shrunk Into herself ngnln. . Mr. Warde linked nt her keenly, Gwen changed color when he took her hand at p:trtin. His eyes looked into her frightened ones as If he under- Ftood. That helped Gwen to bear the critl- Saved From Awful Fate. "KverYlsffy fold I had cor.eump tine," ri'es Mrs A M hhlelrls, nf Clmnilieisiparg, Ps, "I .wa so low after six months of severe sickness caused lv bnv fvr and a.tlifnn toal few lli'irnht I cnuld get well, but I learned nf ti'e nmrvleii merit of I)r Kin's N". w Discovery for consumption, used It and was cnmpletey cured." Knf desperate, throat slid lung disease It Is th safest cure In the world and la In fallible for rough, cnlds and bronchial attentions Guaranteed bottle 60o and dam that follovred wlrh more compo sure than usual. She even smiled a little as j.lie went down to the village after the evening mall. Uut her eyes tilled as she thought of the afternoon. She knew she could play on the big organ after a week's practice. Shi- hail done It before for the Sunday school. She would do it Just because Mr. Warde had asked her. She gave a scared start. A black coat 'ed figure had stopped before her. "May I irii buck with you?" Mr. Warde's kind eyes pretended not to soo the tears In Gwen's. "I want to ask you when you will come over to practice," he went on, quite as if it were a settled thing. "I knew that you could play. I have heard you often as I passed the house," he explained when she looked at him bewildered. "You will nut fall me, will your' he asked, with an abrupt rarnestness that sent tho blood flying to Gwen's pale cheeks. "Because," he added, "It would be a great, a very great, disappointment to me." "-No," answered Gwen, scarcely real lring what she said. "I promise to come." She only half heard what Mr. Warde was talking about as he walked back with her. She was living ln a dream. But at the gate, as he turned to leave her, she gasped, "Please don't tell them that I have promised," and was gone. But, though she did not see it, Mr. Warde looked after her as though he understood. "Where are you going, Gwendolen?" asked Harriet cheerfully. Gwen start ed nervously and looked around. It was 4 o'clock Monday afternoon as the elder sister came suddenly into the hall and met Gwen, who was hurrying to ward the front door ln a suspiciously silent manner. "I I'm going down town," answered Gwen. "Well, wait and I will go with you." Gwen took a great breath. "1 I can't wait, Harriet. I've an engagement." Harriet smiled. "An engagement, eh?" She was always good naturcdly indulgent of her sister's "childish ways." "And it can't wait?" "No; it can't. I've promised Mr. Warde that I'd be there at 4." "Mr. Warde! You've promised him?" nan-let stared. What did this sudden independence mean? Harriet came closo to tho door. She was large aud fair and had n smiling determination. Gwen did not look up. She knew that one glance from those huge, light blue eyes would defeat her bravest plans. Suddenly she Hung up her head, her eyes sparkling. "I have promised to help him, nnd I am going now!" And, flinging open the front door, she rushed Into Mr. Wnrde's arms as ho walked up the steps. "Oh, Mr. Wnnle!" she began. "Why, Miss Gwen, what is this?" ho asked, with some ulnrm, for she was Bobbing hysterically und clinging to his sleeve. At that moment he saw Harriot. In stantly ho turned and bent his hend close to Gwen's, and, holding her hands firmly in his, he said softly: "Gwen, I had not meant to ask you yet, but Gwen, will you marry me sonio day? Answer mo, dear, before you look up, and then wo will go in together." Anil low as her answer was ho smiled when he heard It. "i'es," suld Gwen, "If if Harriet will let me." Slnllstl cm of TlittntlprMtorniCs Statistics ln regard to tho frequency of thunderstorms ln various parts of the world are given ns follows by a erraan periodical: Java has thunder storms on the averngo 07 days ln the yonr; Sumatra, 80; Hindustan, 50; Bor neo, CI; the Gold Coast, 52; Itio Janei ro, 51; Italy, 38; West Indies, 30; south Guinea, 32; Ituenos Ayres, Canada nnd Austria, 23; Baden, Wurttemberg and Hungary, 22; SHesln, Bavaria and Bel glum, 21; Holland, 18; Saxony and Brandenburg, 17; Frnnce, Austria nnd Bottth Russia, 10; Spain and Portugal, K; Sweden and Finland, 8; England and the high Swiss mountains, 7; Nor way, 4; Cairo, 3. In east Turkestan as well as In the extreme north there are almost uo thunderstorms. The north ern limits of tho thunderstorms are Cape Ogle, northern part of North America, Iceland, Novaja Semelja nnd the const of the Siberian Ice sea. Good Spirits. The mystic Is ever attractive, and the question of spirits and the best use to be made of them when they ap pear is one that may well be treated with thought and deliberation. To some modem families they do not be long. People go through this life with twenty-four hours to their day Just ub others bavo and, so fur as one may trust observations, are never by any chance favored with the apparition of good spirits. These frown at the world, and the world, not to bo out done in politeness, frowns back at them. When they meet folk whose bouses ore haunted by cheerful spirits, they destroy these spirits, so fur as they can, and go off with gloomy tri umph no richer themselves and leav ing the other parties to the encounter bankrupt and lonely. stunners In Iterlln. One of the leading tenors ln Berlin was engaged to sing at a largo soiree by a distinguished lady in society. When he laid finished, there wus mneh applause, at: J a number of ladles sur rounded him. Compliments to the sing er were being enthusiastically pah; when the hostess en me up. Joined In the chorus of thanks und recognition and in the presence of her gui-sts hand I'd lllm a closed envelope. Tbe tenor did not lose his presence of mind, but quietly opened the envelope, tool; out Koine banknotes, counted thiin over slowly and carefully :ind then said to his hestess: "Many thanks, my lady, it is quite correct!" I. ''ii'!'n A:isveis, Don't Be Deceived WlthftSor 70 )ir oent whiskies or brandies and Ihlr.x It better than Fiancla' puie double distilled 100 rroof brandies. Just have them tested free r.fcbargi at Fifth and Klalr atieeta Kugene, Oregon. I &' hi ANCIB ijtut ii siid vt Haw Usart Boat dlfaatSB) CLASSIFIED GOLUMM. Notlcee turner this head not to exceed five Ines, 50 oenta per week; H 60 a month) 112 per year. For Sale. t-OW rOit BALtJ.-Uood milk oo fur sale. Inquire at 14 Madison st r-(-iK eALfc. a house, to be rruiiivec troin premises. Iuqulre. at onoe a 387 East Kleventh street. FOK BALK. A deEen blooded Bel. glan hetrs. Call on or address W A Wann, 104 West Fifth street. FUK OALt;. bix uur.es lor sale. Call on or address J M Gearhearl, Eugene, Or. FOK HALE. Three lota at Hender son Station. On the railroad. Good G-room house, barn and outbuildings Or will trade for part stock. E B Wlchbam, Walterville, Oregon. COWB FOB BALE -With oalvea b their aide and some soon to come. Call at my ranch Id Notl vtlley. 8 B Stevens. FOR BALE 160 aores with large bouse and barns; 80 timber; 60 acres but. torn land ; 12 acresclsaKd and eowtd small orchard ; good outside rangt for about 100 bead of tuttle. Prlot J1000. Address W B Soott, Jasper, Or. Also 160aoree saw timber, orlce J800. FOR BALE OK TRADE.-147 aorea on the Military road 26 ml lea from Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the Willamette river. 70 aorea bottom land; 12 acres clear; I he rest, bill with some timber. 'J here Is a good bouse with four rooms, smoke bouse and barn. I will sell or trade at . bargain. Call on me at Mrs H h, Gardner's ou First Btreet between Jefferson and Madison, ur address T F Goooh, Eugene, Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. Jqulre of B M Douglas, Eugene. MEN WANTED.-Twent.flre men to work in the the timber. Will pay from $1.75 to $2 50 per day. Call at the Seattle Produce Co, No 04 West Eighth street, at once. ANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation in eacb state (one lu tills county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid flnanoial standing. Salary (18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable iu cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished, wben necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Mauager, 806 Caxton Building, Chicago. Lost and Found. WATOH LOBT. Au open faced Dictul watou with stem set and stem wind, attached to a long chain was lost at Junctioa ou tbe Fourth. Finder will please leave same at tbe Guard oflloe and receive reward. BICYCLE FOUND.-A bioyole wai loft standing In front of Marx's bar ber shop for several day. Owner oan have It by calling at tbe shop, describing the property aud paying for this notice. CHARM LOST. A watch oharm with initials "M B H," lost on tbe etreeli. A reasonable reward will be paid the Under by leaving at tbe Guard office. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To baul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. City Property for Sale4 Hkmobiois' Addition to Eoocte To those deBirina to trarohaaa eltv lots. I have laid out an addition ou the south aide of the oity aud north of College Hill Park. I have 120 lots ln this addition, and am aelling them very low so as to enable every one to have a home of their own The price oi inese ion is irom ou up. Elias Stewabt Addition to Kooaur I have some very desirrabie lota in this addition, In tae very Heart of tbe city aud wnnin a lew diocxs oi Willamette street. WnrruxiB's Additioh to Euontt I have a few lots in this addition within two blocks of the First National Bank. Ooixiox Bill Pabx I have 100 lots ln this addition, Tbe price now is $50 each. W nill advance the price soon. We expect College Bill rark to become tbe most desirsble resi dence property in or near the oity, HKNCBioxa' Addition to Collioi -Bill Pabx We have 70 lots for sale eheap in ihli addition; also 40 or 60 aorea of very chotoe fruit land. 1 nave ou lms place 1JOO young prune trees, abont 400 bartlett pear trees, and 200 black wHlnnt trees, also atmles. plums and small fiuits. Th Is place haa a good lurru Louse barn and oat-houses, and is most btantilul suburban piece of prop, eriy. It is known as the Locust Hit! farm, anil there is uo plaoe in the state more beautiiully and pleasantly sitnated. 1 am not in real estate basinets as a bnsi nesi we .mil uur own lands only. 1 employ no agents Any one doslrlng to parcbaae an) ol Ibis property will, find me at the lirsl National Buik. I will be pleased to show property aud give prioes. I mWbt ex change some of tins property for good Umber laud. Come and see me. . irt Kifi Ynu Hsw Usari BHH $gnatan Hop Posts Waoted. Fifteen hundred oedar hop poet to square 6 Inches at large end, aud 14 feet ii. ng. To be delivered ou bank of river i lindkli a' Point, 2 miles above Iviin-iie i.n Urnc this summer or fall. Address, WRVvAI.KCH, Eugene, Or. B0! FOR NEWPORT. Oregon". Favorite Seaside ReJ sort. Reoognliing the advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other sea side resorts In the northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by tbe can waves, Hie Boutbern P-oiflo ompany in connection with the Cor. vallUniid Eastern Railroad, will place on sale, efleotive June 15tb, round-trip tickets from all points lu Oregon on the Bou'hern Paelflo to Newport, good for return uutil October 10th, at speci ally reduced rates. For full information please Inquire of your local agent. W F Coman, General Passenger Agent. City andNearbj Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 130 acres of land 2 mile's southwest of Eugene; aboat 4f acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also 41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 8 acres close to the corporate limits on the west. Abo 16 acres of nioe bottom land 3 miles north of Eugene on river road. I also offer tor aale some desirable build ing Iota at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do wall to see me. David Chbbht. Eugene, Oregon. Notice. The bonus committee of the Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co hereby givts notice that the subscription' to said bonus are now due snd payable at the First National Bank, the company having fully complied with the piorisiona of the contract, Said ubacriptions must be paid within ten days from tb date of this notice. Sigued: J. H. McCloko, S. B. Emm, R. McMoBFurr, F. E. Dcnn, J, M. Shillbt, F. M. Wilkiks, Committee, Sated June 24, 1002. fieari the BigMtnre of li-HM Yw ll;M.!wr Jut C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loam and Insurance. Dealer In HarruaMiiK MBChiuery, Im ple num U. Alio huTo atoraga room atreaaon&ble ratea. Office 606 Willamette 8t THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Order wlille they last. The LOOAN GERRY a hybrid between the tame blackberry and red raapbeny. Fruit Ttsry large, deep reddish ma-oon color, rich flavor, uo corn, MAMM TH BLACKtiKKKY, hybrid botw.un wild black berry ttnd loK-inberry. Fruit very large and mcltlnr. Him ii ir flavor of wild hlankiMtrrv. Cane of both are strong, vlgoroui and Tery pro lific, A dozen plants of either variety bear uuukii iui a targe lamny. eont expresnage Dreoald. on root-In t of ii.fio DordniAn. Main Lion this paper, iSOVBLTY KBUIT CO, WatWll TlUe,BautaOjuaCo, California, " r SOUTH AND EAS'J -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave hugene for Portland and way wuuiii ouua yjj 13a p m - lv Portland , ii8U a m LfhSOto n iv itap.ne p m , kl:15 a m Ar Ashland 12:30 a m 12:08 a m ai nacramento 0:00 p m a m Ar, , Ben Franotaoo 7.-40 p m , 8:15 am Ar Oiden 6:45 a rr U:4f a m Ar Denver 9:00 a m 9.-00 a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a m 72n a n Ar Chioago 7.-46 a m Wan Ar Los Angeles 1:20 p m 7 00 t, m At Kl Paao ' 6:00 p m 8K p m Ar Fort Worth HM a m 0:80 a m Ar City of Mexico 95 am 9:58 a m Ar Houston 4:00 a m 4:00 a m Ar New Orleami 6:29 p m 6:2ft p ta Ar Waahlnirton 6:42 a m 6:42 m Ar New York 12:43 p m 12:4S p m Pullman and Tourist care on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and ourlst cars to Chicane, St Louia, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Fran cieoo wfth several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philliuines, ,Ceutral and Sooth America. See Ur I. O Adair, agent at Eugene or ad dres W. E. COMAN UFA Portlsnd Or Gap Closed i . . The operation of through trains be tweeu .San Krancisoo and Im An Kelea via Surf and ftHacta Barbara, will begin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ' '...'.ON THE NEW....' COAST LINE... Two Througn '1 ruins Dally. T;.a Coaat Llna Limited leaving each terminal early In the morning equip ped wi'h elevant cafe anil parlir oart, will make daylight Uips through the most picture tue, varied and enter tainlnir, aonneaoa the continent, InqoLraof agmta of the Southern 'acific. TICKETS TO ANDiFKOM ALT, POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Dululh, Mirnecpo'.is, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Thronch Palace and Ton-1st Sleepers iiiuiug ana nuuel cmiokins Library Ca i DAILY TltAINS; FAST TIME. For Bates. Folders and Full regarding tic kett. routes etc, call on or add: eea J. W. PHALOX, T P a 11. DICKSON, oti 122 THIRD STREET, PORTUJID A. B. C. DENK1S1W, ii. W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, SKATT1.F., Wash Oregon Shotline Umon Pacific T8e EAST The O. R. 'N. Gives thet;Cholce of IB DAILY TWO VIA THE 'CRLCOH SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha. THE, GREAT hORThEKH - Ri. TO Snokane Minneapolis St- Paul and Chicago. Chicago ind Kansas City. Ooean fciteausere leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Born leave Portland dully for all Wll liunettehudColunillH Itiver PoiuU. Monthly Bteaiuere to Chinaaud Japan For full Information call on or a , dreea nearest Ot JR. A N. Ticket Agent, or address, : - . - A. U. CRAIO., tien'l Paiwenger Agent, mm Yonr attention b railed to the "PIONEER LIMITED" trains nf the "CH1CACO, MIL WAUKEE A ST PAUL IIAILROAD.I "The only perfect trains in the world." You will find it desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern .States or Canada, They conneo with all Transcontinental Trains and al ticket Agents sell tickets. For further Information, pamphlets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent or O. J. EDDY, Portland,. Ore. J. W. CASEY Trav Pees Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. '20. No, 2 for Ywiuina Train leaves Albany., 12:45 P M Leaves Corvallis 1:50 P M rrivea Yaiiuina 5:35 f M No. 1 Returning Leaves Yepiini. 7:00 A M Leave Corvallis 1110 A H Arrives Albany. M 12M PM No. 8 for Detroit , . ', Lebvea Albany 1.-00 P M ' Arrives Detroit J;40 P M No. 4 'rom Detroit t y . leaves Detroit............. 6:80 AM Arrives Albany 11K16 AM Tratus 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time ' connect with lbs S 1' south bound train, aa w as giving two or thrve hours in Albaa before deiiervuso ol S P north bonml train. -' Train o 2 oonnects vith the o P trsinl a Corvallis aad Altiany R.viriK oirect service I Newport ami atljettat lit-aclies. 'train 3 lor Detroit, lirei iibu.h ard other mountain reeor s leaves Albany at 1.00 p m after tbe arrival nf I', si uth bonr.d traia from Furtlaud, rsaihinu Daroit st 6H0 p m For further Information apply to - EDWIN ), Maaaget i T Tl UN elK sti. .i"-y H 1 j i . . . . I - .!! aim it mi ra .1 riMV-. -u m r v. vrs 1 1 1 nu mm n