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Newspaper Page Textit mj ysi T.-ini Von Have Alwnva HMirlif- nwi i , ii6 for over 3 years, has i . Dllll ltoa r ' T7!jfa SOnal 8"Pervisiu slnoe its in fancy" v 4. -Wf JUlowno one to tloceivo yon i tliisl . t'Di-iitcrfcits, Imitations) anil " Just-as-good" arc lint j ;)(: huonts that trille with and culan-riliU lioaltk of j ilts iiud Children Experience against Kxperimeut. at is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless subatitntt for Castor Oil, Fare goric, Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opiiuu, Morphine nor other Narcotic jubstauce. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms god nil" Feverishuess. It cures Uiarrlioja and WUid Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cure Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stonuuh and Bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Tlio Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS J Bears the Signature of Tie KM You Have In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCNTAUtl COMMNV, TT MURMV PEW- , PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public put rouage solicited. To the Farm era we will pay the highest market price fur (at cattle, hogs and ehtep. Bhop on Will amette St, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Suppl of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having Ure' and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best markets, I can offer the pnblio better CASH Prices than any other house In Eugene J. L. PAGE WiE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. 1 BANGS, Proprietor Slm. 1 WZv7 'r Florenoe "apt Sunday at 6 am f5rn'nK tKe leave Florenw daily except Sundays at 2 JfWy at 8 a m. .lntugeneal 6pm the da, 2a?" '"Race, uora Uavenport's offloe A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. ,w-Fairmount, Oregon. Kwjf.1 'T"0 "ln1 to double entry. ali.411. ; ,u u ,u"'e entry. . 'Ma'rlcat6 and involved acooun ti'' Mi orders addressed aa above t-wmjn attention. MUTUAL LIFE allRANGE COMPANY I Ntw York .'' ) lilt f.a . ....... . rioi ..j 7 ana uoia Dona ''o !!"" Guaranteed value "y 3 WANN, Eugene, Or. R- P-aartato. !i-t!,nr,t..lM, f manapxmant. It trda Groceries "Hotel Eugene.. V borne tho r- . VJ. lia-iAn Tttn.l .1 a IHUUI5 IMltUT JUS pciv Always Bought STHCCT. N- VORft CfTV BUSINB33 CARDS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ofliie Over First National Bank. Edoxhz, Oiiioun, A. O WOODCOCK, attoi:ney-at-law Office One hal block south of Chrisman B 1 Euosne, Obiuon, E K 8KIPW0KTH. ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Edoenb Ohiqom. HIXJIOB W THOMPSON OHAS A HABD1 rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTOENEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the oourta. Eoomi, Oaiooit. M TEA VIS, i Attorney At Law. Office Over Engene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. G HO, B DORRIB, ATTOENEY & COUNSELOE-AT-LAW Will Dractice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court ot the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. Office First ?ational Bank Bldg. KoomB 1, 2 and 3. John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmuneon EDMUNSON i. EDMUNSON. yttorneTB-At-Law. Practice ir all the courts' Collections a speci alty. 49-Orhce Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIS E. BEAN ATTOENEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUBGE0N3. Offices In Eugene Loan k Savings Bans Building. 3lecial attention to surgery and surgical dia eaaos ol women. J S LTJCKEY, JEWELER. W.itchen and Clocks Ro airerl. EroKKl, Obiooh I) K O BIDDI.K, S fir? V ' DENTIST Office -On Olive street, betwenrFiltih r.d Sith Ureet one bl'ick west of Minnexsota hotel J-JEKBEKT LEIG11 ASSAYER AND METALLL'EGIST Euoi.ii Obcoox Beat equipped Aaaay laboratory in the State. Prompt and reliable return guaranteed. Working ta.t made on ore aamplMi of one to 6ft y pounds to determine the moat suitable method ol treatment. rpHK PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Vary latent LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES. Albibt J. Cuoir, Gen. Agt J, M . William Portland. r Lecal Agta Battai Si vim ... ... f int VANISHED HAND lr llarolU w. Ilarmoal O-PvrtDhr, itoa, bi S. S. XcClm Company "If ever I And money. I'll keep It. No nJvertislnK for the owner with me I guess not:" Many a time has Percival Laagdon said this, with a cnreloss plnnce at tho Kidenalk and an ol.l feeling of wonder bow It would f-l wre he to see a fat roll of bills at bis fwL And now, there in bis pathway, lay pretty little purse, fat and fcmliilno, as unmistaka bly tho lost property of a woman as If It had borne the name of the owner In big letters on the side. Percival picked it up. It was of snakoskln, somewhat worn, but still dainty and it had silver trimmings and a silver clasp. As the finder held it for a moment in his hand some psychic force from the fingers accustomed to carrying it seemed tn Btrtb ui I ' i t, llliv UIB palm. It almost seemed to him as If ho e.i me warm weight of c little hand In his own. Who has not found this per sonality in a castoff glove or shoe or other object strongly associated with Its wearer? Even a castoff relic of the lead has the touch, the "feel," of the absent one long years after be or she has departed. The young man looked up and down the street. Unconsciously his eyes sought out a short, stout figure, one be fitting ownership of the little treasure trove which he had picked up. But there was no one in sight whom he could associate even remotely with the purse. lie laughed aloud. "Well, by Jove, this is funny," ho said to himself. "For years I have been wishing that I could find money and have planned how I would get rid of it If fortune ever favored me, and the moment I really do find some, be hold, I am looking for the owner. But perhaps there is no money In this little baggage to tempt me after all." He opened it. There were a number of samples of dress goods, a recipe for making soft gingerbread ("Soft ginger bread that's good!" exclaimed Per cival, smacking his lips. "If there is one thing I like better than another It's soft gingerbread and the soft ginger bread style of girl!"), a newspaper clip- "OH, IOO HAVE FOUND IT I I KNEW TOO WOULD I" BUB SAID. ping containing three verses of senti mental poetry, a glove buttoner and (30 In kills and a handful of small change. "My, what a tidy Uttle sum!" cried Percival. "There's a box of cigars, a pair of new shoes, a round of theaters. All I've got to do Is to toss the purse Into a sewer and put the money in my pocket!" It was only a passing thought, a flash, the echo of Ideas be had often bad before when that dream which comes to all of us at one time or an otherthe dream of "picking up mon eylingered in his fancy. But was there nothing In the purse to mark Its owner? It did not appear so. "Women are so silly," he said. "No; It Is I who am silly," he added as it suddenly came to him that there was a back pocket In the purse. Ho lifted the cover. Yes; there was a narrow card tucked away in it. With blunder ing fingers he fished it out and turned It up so he could see tho name inscrib ed upon it "her name." Somehow pos session of the pockctbook had given him a sort of proprietary interest In the owner. It was a pretty name, very pretty. Percy caught his breath when he read it: MABEL SWEETBRIAR, No. 77 Larkln Street "Mabel! I always fancied that name." For some reason he could not under stand Percy raised the bit of paste board to his lips, remembering that her fingers bad touched It. "Mabel! Short and plump, with dark hair and big brown eyes. Do I bet It? Yes! Thirty dollars ngiilnst thirty! Well, bless my soul, Percival Langdon, I guess you w.ike up dairy trfi's morning. You're cmzy as a June bug." A moment lnti r Percival was walking rapidly toward .arkin street It was a mile away anil in a good quarter of tho town. But little thought he of dis tance. Ills one desire was to find the owner of the purse and restore her Saved From Awful Fate. "Kverytmdy said I had consump tion," writes Mrs A M Hhlelda, of ChamliershnrB;, P, "I waa so low after six months nf severe alckneas cauaed hv hay fever and aathma that few thnufht I ooulrt get well, but I earn1 nf the narveloua merit nf Dr Klnii'a Nw Discovery for consumption, ud It and was onmpletey cured." For rlranerate throat ahd lung diaeae It It the rafeet core In tbe world and la In. fn'liblefor onuun, ooiaa ana oroncnmi flections. Guaranteed bottles Mo and dial bottlw free at W L DeLano'a I'rcviorty hefoi.. i;i hi 1 n v'-'-r turfer umeh over Its Kwa. Had tho bei'U a personal friend be could not have flt more anxious about it. As be went along he kept repeating to him self, -Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand!" The touch of a vanished hand! Did be not feel It on the polished leather? Langdou'g heart was pumping like a fire engine when be rang the doorbell of a pretty little two story bouse which Iwre the magic number "77" In gold foil on the glass panels, lie was a good looking young bank clerk, under paid, as all bank clerks are. but earning a decent living and able to dress well rfnd, as he would say it, live like a gentleman. He had an inborn honesty for which he did nut give himself cred it, for he often thought, given the op portunity, that he would filch a fortune without a tremor. And yet the moment be was put to the test he did not have an Instant's temptation. "Short and dark I beg a thousand pardons," stammered FercivaL "You I was saying is this Miss Mabel Sweotbriar?" She clapped her hands. "Oh, you have found It! I knew you would! I to! J mother you that is, the finder would read my name upon tho card and bring it home. Mamma!" She raised her voice, and Ferctvnl noticed that it was sweet and fine. "The lost Is found, dear! You will not have to put oft the consultation after all! But you must come In, sir! Mother and I will want to thank you." "Yes, Mab," said a gentle voice from a room beyond. "Bring the gentleman in. He has taken such a load off our minds! You will excuse my not rising, sir? I am an Invalid." When rerelval Langdon left the house an hour later, with an invitation to call again ringing In his cars, ho waited until he got round tho corner, and then he kicked himself. "Down on your knees," bo said to himself, "and thank God that you are not a villain! If you had taken the earnings of that poor girl, already laid upon the altar of her mother's sickness, you would have been the most unmiti gated scoundrel alive. It makes me shudder to think of it.. But you were not tempted. You were not! The 'touch of a vanished hand' was on that purse, like a talisman. And what a plump lit tle band it was! Just what I conceived it would be. How wnrm It was and magnetic! Slio pressed mine and told me she was sure wo would he great friends. Percival Langdon, I believe you are the seventh son of a seventh son. The glimpBe you got of the owner of that purse waa borne out by the reality in every respect." a a a Six months Inter the plump little band and the plump little owner there of became tbe property ot Mr. Percival Langdon for better or worse and all the rest of it Ho is assistant paying teller at the bank now nnd has a salary not to he despised. And he will tell you, with a voice of pride and a smack ing of the lips, that bis wife makes tho best soft gingerbread in all the world and oilier things just as good. Ho would not trade tables with that sup plied by the finest chef that ever caine out of Alsaco or Lorraine. Little Jura of Feudal Tlraea. Some of the nntlque forms of paying homage to a feudal superior were very comic. In one of the lordships of France tbe peasants were obliged to bring a canary bird to tho chateau placed on the top of a carriage drawn by four horses. In Austria a noble vassal was to present every St. Mar tin's day to his superior two pots of flics. Another nobleman In Fran conin offered to his lord as a mark of homage a grasshopper. When tbe abbot of Flgeac made his entrance Into the city of his abbacy, the lord of Mouthrun and Larogue re ceived him dressed as a harlequin, with one leg bare. When the abbot descend ed from his horse, the same person held his stirrup and when he sat down to table waited behind his chair to fill his cup with wine. The lord of Pace had a right to sum mon all the pretty women of Snumur and Its suburbs every Trinity dny be fore hlrn, and they were to pay him each 4 farthings and a chaplct of roses. Those who refused to dnnce with his officers were to have the family arms marked on their bodies with tho point of a needle. Eqnnl to Ihe Oceanian, The author of "Across England In a Dogcart" once stopped to examine a church In tbe little village of Knstonc. The day was warm, and on leaving the church I rested for awhile In tho grateful shade of the building and for the sake of the coolness still kept my hat in my band. While standing there I overheard one workman ask of an other: "Why do 'e keep 'is 'at off liko that out of doors, mate?" "'Cause 'e's a Quaker, o' course," re plied the mate. "Quakers alius do In churchyards." Here was an opportunity not to ba lost "No," said I; "I am not a Quak er: I am an Episcopalian." There waB a slmrt, awkward pause. Then the first workman, evidently of an inquiring turn of mind, said to his fellow mason, who seemed to be con sidered an authority: "A E-piscopale one, 'e says 'e is. Wot's that Bill?" "Oh," replied the learned Bill, qulta equal to the occasion, "that's ono of tliem fancy foreign religions, sure!" The Itnllnv Panalon. Stonewall Jackson's dying words were, "Pns the Infantry rapidly to tho front;" "Tell A. I. Hill to prepare for action;" "We will pnt-s over Hie river and rest under the shade of tho trees on the opposite side." lie was dellrloiis.nnd, like Napoleon's, his mind, as It feebly fulKlled its last otlices, was with his military past Don't Be Deceived With 66 or 70 per oent whiskies or brand lea and think It belter than Kranola' pure double distilled 1(0 rroof brandies. J'i"t have them tested free nfehargeat Fifth and Klalr atieeta, Kugene, Oregon. I MF KaKCIB CAtoa'OiriTA. Saantfia Sicaatan a ir kin in nan 80JJ.1 IjL1'JOII ILU UULWIilli Notices under this head not to axceed fit. "". oanta pei wwk; It 60 a month: tu Par year. For Sale. tOW FOK tALr;.-Uood milk oo for sale. Inquire at 149 Madison si. FUK HAt.K. A d.eu bljoded Btl gian heirs. Call on or address W A Wan n, 104 Wtst Fifth strwt. K)K WALK. Bix tiorsea for sale. Call en or addre-a J M Gear heart, Eugene, Or. rOK SALE.-Tbree lota at Heudei son Station. On the railroad. Goo-5-room house, barn and outbuildings Or will trade for part stock. b Wlckhaia, Walterville, Oregon. tOVVB FOR HALE -Willi oalves b, their aide and aotue soon to come. Call at my ranch In Notl yalley, 8 B Btevkns. fORSALEORRENT.-A flje ratti. denee for sale or rent at a bargain. Inquire of Willamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs Heelop on the corner t,f Filth and Lawrence streets. FOR HALE 160 aores with large house aud barns; 80 timber; SO aerea bot tom land ; 12 acres cUartd aud sowtd email orchard; good outside range for about 100 bead of oattle. Prloe ?1000. Address W B tjoott, Jasper, Or. Also 160 aores saw timber, price $800. FOR SALE OK 1RADE.-147 aores on the Military road 26 miles from Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on tbe Willamette river. 70 aores bottom land; 12 aores clear; the rest .bill with some timber. There Is a good house with four rooms, smoke house and baru. I will sell or trade at a barguiu. Call on me at Mrs H Hi Gardner's on First street betweeu Jefferson and Madison, or address'!' F Goooh, Eugene, Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. Douglas, Eugene. -iqulre of 8 M WANTED. Reliable' portrait agents. Good couimlBBlona paid. Address "Li," oare Guard. MEN WANTED. Twent-flve men to work In the tbe timber. Will pay from J1.75 to i 50 per day. Call at the Beattle Produce Co, No 04 West Eighth street, at once. W ANTED. Several persona of char acter and good reputation In each state (one la this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house ol solid financial standing. Salary (18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in cash eaoh Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton BulldlDg, Chicago. Lost and Pound. WATCH LOST. An open faced nickel watob with stem sst and stem wind, attaobed to a long chain was lost at Junotlon ou the Fourth. Finder will please leave same at the Guakd offloe and receive reward. BICYCLE fOUND. A bloyole was left standing in front of Marx's bar bershop for several dayr. Owner can have It by calling at the shop, describing the property and paying for this notice. CHARM LOST. A watch charm with initials "M 8 H," lost on tbe streets. A reasonable reward will be paid tbe Under by leavlDg at the Guard office. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. City Property for Sale Hemdbioks' Addition to Epochs To those desiring to purchase city lota, I have laid out an addition on tbe south side of the citt aud north of College Uill Park. I have 120 lota in Ibis addition, and am selling them very low so aa lo enable every one to have a borne of their own. The price of these lota is from (50 up. Eliah Stiwibt Addition to Eooihi I have some very desirrab!e lota In this addition, in the very heart of tbe oityand within a few blocks of Willamette street. Whitieakkb'b Addition to Euobne I have a few lota In this addition within two blocka of the First National Bank. Coll sua Hill Pabk I have 100 lots In this addition. Tba prioe now is $50 each. W will advauoe the price soon. Wa expect College Hill Park to beeome tbe moat desirable resi dence pioperty in or near Ihe oity, Hsnlhicei' Addition to Collkoi Hill Pabk We bhve 70 lots for sale cheap iri this addition; also 40 or 60 acres of very choice fruit land. I bave ou this place 1300 young prune trees, ahont 400 Uartlett pear trees, and 2uu black walnut trees, also apples, plums and small fiuita. This place baa a good farm houae, barn and out-bouses, and is a moat bf antiful suburban piece of prop, eriy. It is knoon as tbe Loeust Hill (arm, and inert ia no place In the state more beautifully and pleasantly situated. 1 am not in real estate business as a bnai nes we aell our own landa only, 1 employ no agoi ta. Any one desiring to pnrcbaaa anj ol this prr.perty uill find ma at the rirst Kational Bark. I will ba pleased to show property aiel give prices. I miiiht ax change soiuu of this property for good timber laitd. Come arid see me. Hop Posts Wanted. Flfieen hundred cedar hop posts totqu'iit 6 I tie hes at large end, and 14 feet ii. iig. To be delivered on bank of river at Juudkli a' Point, S miles ahov Eugene anytime this sammer or fall Address, W BVfALKia, Eugene, Or, x: Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. Recognising tbe advantage ol New oort aa a summer resort over other Bes ide resorts In the northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to dosotnapeud their vacation by the kvkii waves, ihe Houiheru Paclflo ompauy in connection with the Cor vallis aud Eastern Railroad, will place on Bale, eft. ctlve June 16th, round-trip 'leketa from ail points in Oregon on the Southern Paclflo to Newport, good for return until October 10th, at speci ally reduced rates. For full lnloriuatiou please iuqolre if your local agent. W F Cohan, General Passenger Agent. City and Nearby Country erty for Sale. Prop- I offer for tale at a low price 130 acres of land 2J miles southwest of Eugene; aboat 4(1 acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Alao 41 acres 3 milaa treat of Eugene, and 6 acrea oloee to the corporate limits oa the west. Alao 16 acres of nice bottom land 3J mllea north of Eugene on river road. I alao offer for aals some desirable build ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do well to sea me. David Cuibhy. Eugene, Oregon. Notice. The bonus committee of the Willamette Valley Woolen ' Manufacturing Co hereby gives notice that the subscriptlun to said bouus are raw due and payable at the First National Bank, the company having fully comp.ied with the pioviaions nf the contract. Said subscriptions must ba paid within ten days from the date of this notioe. Signed: J. H. McClono, 8 B. Eakw, R. McMubpuxt, F. E. Dunn, J.M. Skillet, F. M. Wilxins, Committee, Dated June 24, 11102. He Kiiij tail rim &dt C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE .. LoatM and Imuran oe. Dealer In HajTeatlUR Machinery, Imple ments. Also htvo itoragw) room atreaaon&ble rate. Office 506 Willamette St THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Order while they laat. The LOGANBERRY a hybrid between the lame blackberry and red raspberir. Fruit rurv lanrc. deen reddlth ma-oon color, rich flavor, uo oorn, MAMM- TU HI.ACKKEKRY. hybrid bo I w,-on wild black berry and log-tnberry. Fruit Tery large ana melting. Stroug llaror of wild blackberry. Caueofboth are tiro rig, ylgorou. And Tery pro line. A dozen plants of wither yar!eiy Bear enough loi a large family. Bent expreiiajre prepaid, on receipt of li.60 per dozen. Heotlun in ia paper. rtuvtLvi r rKun uu, rvauon Yllte, tianta Cjoi Co, California. SOUTH AND EASJ -VIA- Southern Pacific Git SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave Lugene for Portland and way hhwdi ! a;w BDJ i:4Z p m. lv I'prtland 6im Ga:80p ni Iv Eugene 2:08 p m ,,1:1 6 am Ar Ashland 12 HU a ui 128 a m Ar Sacramento 5:00 p m 4:25 a m Ar Sao Francisco 7:46 p m 8:15 a so Ar Ogden 6:45 a ar U.-45 a m Ar Denver U:00 a m 0:00 a m At Kansas City 725 a m 7flH a a Ar Chicago 7:46 am 90Q a m Ar Los Angeles 1:20 p m 7:00 a m Ar El Paso 6:00 p m 9.O0 p m Ar Fort Worth 6:30 a m ' 6:M a m Ar City of Mexico ;65 a m 9M s m Ar Houston 4:00 a m 4:00 a m Ar New Orleama 6:26 p m 6:25 p m Ar Washington 6:42 a m 6:42 a m Ar New York 12:4s p m 12:4S p m Pullman and Tourist oare cm , both trains. Chair care Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and ourist can to Uhicaga, St Loula, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Fran olaoo with aeveral ateamahip lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, PhUllpinee, iOentral and South America. Sea Mr L O Adair, agent at Eugene or addres W. E. COMAN O P A Portland Or Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Han Franciaon anil Iy An gels!, via Surf and. (Santa Barbara, will begin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Twa Throogo Trains Dally. The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal early In the morning equip ped wl'k eleitant cafe and parhr care, will make daylight tri through the moat picturesque, varied and enter taining, scenes on the onntinsnt. Inquire of agents of the louthern 'acific. u: Bears tie " TO AND.FKOM AM. POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St. Piiil, Du'ihh, Mimerpo'is, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Throueh Palace and Ton let KIwp-rs Dining and Bullet Smrkii.u Library Ca DAILY T'iA INS; PAS 1' TIME. For Pates, Folders aud Full Iuf.irtna regarding tickets, routed etc, cali on or addiwe J. W. PHALON.tfa 11. DICKSON 0ta 122 THIRD STREET, PDRTLAUD A. B. C. DENNISTi'N, u. V. P. A. 612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wash Oregon AMD Union Pacific t"8e EAST Tho O. R. N. Gives tbe .Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT . LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City., THE GREAT NORTHERN RTV TO . Snokane Mlnneapol a St Paul and Chicago. Ooean Steamers leave Portland every 6 DayB for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Purliaiiu dully for all Wil lamette and Columt la Hive r Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Japan ; For full Information call ou or drees nearest O. It. A N. Tioket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIO. Gen'l Passenger Agent, i ."it Tour attention is called to the 'TIONEER LIMITED" trains . f the "CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE ft 8? PAUL BAIMtOADJ Ihe only perfect trains in the world." Ton will find It dosirabla to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern States or Canada. They oouneo with all Transcontinental Trains and al ticket Agents sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc. ask any Ticket Agent ot C. J. EDDY, Portland, Ore. J. W. CASEY Trav Pass Agent. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CAltD NO. 20. No, 2 for Yaquina Train laavea Albany 12:45 P M I .eaves Corvallis 1M P M Arrives Ysiuma , (j:3J u No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina l$o A M Leaves Corvallis lijao AM Arrives Albany Liafc PM I for Detroit Leavee Albany IKY) pjj Arrive Detroit :45 p M No. No. 4 'loro Detroit Leavee Detroit. 6-80 A M Arrives Albany Hjoj A M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in lima connect with the 8 P south bound train, aa w giving two or wree n.mre in A I ban before departure ol 8 P north bound train. Train f-o 3 ovnnects sith ths 8 P trains a Corvallis aad Albany g vii.g uli.rt service Newport aad adjiwot haachea, 'lraia S,for Detroit, llrei'.iibush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1.00 p m after the arrival of 8. P. south bound train from Portland, rsachiag Deiniit at 6.-46 p m Jfor further inhumation apply to KDVUNNK, Manager JTTI TiVKf! Agent AllmtiV H H fVoNIHE o,rval