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Newspaper Page TextUi. ..'- '"uwiimWJ ITiixl Von Ilavo Alwnvs Rniiflit. mwl ti.:..i. i. . - - tiius ucen. iu use for ocr K- years, has bunm tlio slsrnatnro of ond becu "la,lB ,H,,u'r hi Pcr- yM$&li 8,,l,ervb:lo ItH Infancy. ( w Allow no ono to dnc ivoynnli, this. jO aiterfcits, Iniiii.tioies and " Jitst-ns-gnoil" nre but ;speHmonts that triile with and cmliiucr the health of Guits and Cliildren-Exporituco against EYpcrimeuti. What is CASTOR! A gastoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Faro gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Jt is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Nareotio cttbitniHM!. Its age Is its guarantee. It destrovs Worms ond nUays Fevcrisiiuess. It cures liarrhcii and Wliiil Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatlou and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the gtoiiiui h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's l'auacca Tlio Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Bears the ' Tlie KM You HaYe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. thc orrruB oomknv, tt uhav P Al. i l "TJ Hu CEJtTRAIi PRPT. wrKms & ffliiiiiEtt PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the pohllo pat ronage solirtlted. To the Farm ers we will pay the highest market prloe for fat cattle, hogs and slitep. Shop on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Wilt Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supplj ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL tones Having a large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beet markets, I can offer the publlo better CASH Prices than any other bouse in Eugene J. L. PAGE EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Nwre leayee Kugene for Flornnot lly except Sunday at 6 am jJSngeae daily except Sundays at 2 U.i OotO li hpisVV'iJ i'' ' S'n' "wry stable. " Uurd Davenports emo A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. C!';""'1 from ,,ad t double entry. ,""'',?' ."""cat and involved aoconn - ioqniri,, ,d orders addressed as above ""lute prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York ViS 'i'- Endowment and Gold Bond W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. -Hotel Eugene TNSsiGAR. Proprleto II Strictly nrstclaa, e D111ir'mant e ouiament lc r da Signature of amcci. nvm vonn o BUSINESS CAF.DS ATTORNEYS-ATLAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W Collections a specialty. Jthce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over Firet National Bank. Euoexi, Obeoox, A O WOODCOCK, ATT01! NEY-AT-LAW Offico One half block south of Chrisman B 1 Eiiohnj, Oasaoii. E jl K SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY- AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. KtlQENE OKBOON. HELMUB W THOMPBOS OHAS A HABD1 fJlHOMPSON & HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office In Flret National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Ensure, Obzooh. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. Gr 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will Dractioe in all the courts of the ttftmnH Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate. iuuo firait nauuuai jwk Ding, Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M. Edmnnson Leon R. Edmunsoa EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. yttorneya-At Law. Practice fa all the courts. Collections a speci alty, jaOtface Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE. OREGON, OULS K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LA W. Office In Loan A Saving bank building. Room a, special attention given to land and mn.ing matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE & KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bank Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical din eaee ot women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and Clocks Repaired. KCGKNR, ORIOOS !) R U BIDDLT!, DENTIST Tfioe -On Olive street, ibetween Flftih and Sith trwtone blok vut of Minnessuta hotel H ERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eoom? Obiooh Best equipped Away laboratory In the Rut. rrf.mpt and reliable returL arantee,!. Working terts tnajls on ore samples of one to fifty poumls to determine the most suitable method of treatment. rj'HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIE.8. Albibt J. Caioir, C.en. Art., J. M. Wnuui Portland. Or. Lvoal An Eojsas IMISS MARR I HERO a mi iuuli as nuiaaa sumur a? t-opmcht, IftB, by the S n- . , i .... " uru " ""Del nrst dawned on """" JO"1 tienry, Instead of pat roulzinir the mn ,m i r . H l!J QQOU hour, boueht two cream puffs aad a wit : plckl. from Da, Chy arouDd ia Exchango place, ,hen dodged Into the nearest harbor's for a hair cut The murmng ne astonlahed his mo her by voluntarily donning a dean fancy she dlsoovered that his morning i "ramou uuww iae col lar line usually referred to by John's associates as the "high water mark." tfatiiniay when he received his pay en velopo ho caused further remark by ln yeetlng In a highly colored aud highly SOMETHING IN TUB LAD'S EARNEST TONES CXJNVDiCEll STAKIOM. scented bottle of hair oil, and thereaft er he presented himself at the office with his ruddy locks properly slicked down. Only the junior partner noticed tho metamorphosis and laughingly re marked to the head bookkeeper that John Henry was evidently "mashed" on the new typewriter. Gregory Ellis merely frowned over the long rows of figures lie wns adding up, and the Jun ior partner, uudlug his Joko unappre ciated, went to tell it elsewhere. John Henry wns hot the only attend ant in the olllce who had fallen under the spell of Mabel Moorfleld, for Ellis had looked with approval on her trim figure ever since Bhe had timidly pre sented herself at the office with a let ter from tho typewriter company and had quietly taken her place at the littlo desk by tho window. Unlike John nen ry, however, he was not disposed to wear his heart upon his slecvo, and even Miss Moorfleld was unconscious of thc spell she had cast over the chief accountant, whoso only love appeared to be his hooks. John Henry was an ardent wooer. No country school mistress ever received a more regulur tribute of fruit, and no one in the offico could Induce John Henry to move as quickly as when he was on an errand for Miss Mabel. Ho was thc offico boy in the great broker age concern ot Stanton & Stangefleld, and, unlike the messengers, his duties were confined to tho office, where he could feast his eyes upon the dark brown head always industriously bent over its work. For several months John Henry was apparently alone In his devotion. Then, with mingled dis gust and delight, bo observed that Bills was hla rival. The disgust was occasioned by tho fact that Ellis' attentions were receiv ed with a quiet appreciation which in dicated that they were not unwelcome. But even In the face of this rivalry John Henry realized that the course of true love never did run smooth and that all the heroes of the lurid fiction ho affected won their ladyloves in tho face of the most strenuous opposition. Often as he sat nt his desk by the gate he called to mind the nonchalant fash ion in which Diamond Dick and other half dime heroes had disposed of all opposition, and be had sought to decide the manner in which he would by soma brilliant maneuver cut out Ellis and win Miss Mabel's hand and heart He had about decided that he would res cue her from tho burning building, in spite of the fact that the structure was supposed to be fireproof, when a new, element was forced Into the situation. This was nothing less than Stango- neld's sudden interest in the new type writer. As the Junior partner he was at liberty to call upon Miss Moorfleld', services, and several times John Hen ry observed that she made her exit from Stangefleld's private office with flushed cheeks and angry eyes. World ly wise as most Wall street office boys are, ho realized that Stangefleld was probably forcing his unwelcome atten tions upon Miss Moorfleld, and he vain ly cudgeled his brain for some scheme by which he might foil tho villain and at the surao time retain bis position. A villain and a rival were possibilities that brought Joy to John Henry's heart joy tempered only by a realization that the Ions of his position would not only cut him off from all contact with Miss Mabel, but would undoubtedly result In an utipleasant condition of af fairs at home. Therefore be discarded bis plnns fur summary vengeauco and bided his time. His time enme sooner than be ex pected, for one day Miss Mabel was Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had consump tion," write Mrs A M Hhlelds, or haratwrshorg, Pa, "I waa so low after ;lx months of severe slckneas caused by hay fever and aathms that few thought I onuld (ret well, hut I learned of the marvelnue merit of Dr Kins' N, w Dlsoorery for consumption, ud It aod was oompletey euied." For desperate throat slid lung rilaee It it the pafest cars In the world and Is In fallible for cnavh, colds and bronchial (flections. Guaranteed bottle Wo anal trial bottlM frs at W L DtLano'a called Into Btanton'a orhce. John Hen ry knew "the old man" well, and tber was a io" in nu eye that boded no good to Mis Maliel. KiHiit.-m .l,w...i Uie door as Miss Moorfleld entered, and John Henry, carelessly leaning against ine uoor jnmti, could bear the conver sation as easily as though he were actu ally in the rooiu. "Miss Moorfleld," the senior partner began aternly, "the letter to Coul'.r that I dictated to van TwtfirHiiv nft.,. noon is being acted on In the market iuis morning, .no one In the office be sides yourself knew the contents of this letter, aud unless you can eiplaln how una information leaked ont I shall not only nnd It necessary to discharge you, but to write the Arm recomiuendina you that you are utterlv unreliable." That was enough fur John Hinrv Regardless of consequences, he dashed into ine cniers room and confronted that surmised Individual. Xflxa Mn. bel's honor. Miss Mabel's position, were at stake, and In a torrent of words In which the English language wa, Btrangely mixed w ith expressions from iue current slang aim excerpts from tho Diamond Dick Llbrarv be einlnln. ed to Stanton how Stangefleld, who had been operating on Ills own account inruugn uross ac tsturgm, had read Coulter's letter stenlthllv writer's shoulder and, going directly to uis room, Had uotiiled t ross to act on the information of the corner thnt sn to be operated on the following day. riao not ne, joun Henry, substituting for Jack Symonds at the telephone switchboard In the office, heard tho en tire conversation? And Stangefleld had told Cross that this ileal square his private Indebtedness. Some- imiig in ine lau s earnest tones con vinced Stanton thnt ho was telling the truth, and half an hour later, when Miss Moorfleld came out of Stantou'g office, she stooped and kissed John Henry full upon the mouth. "Johnny," Bhe Bald, "you're a hero! Mr. Stanton Is going to raise Mr. Ellis' salary, and then then we can furnish a flat!" "Oh, fudge!" retorted John Honnr airily. "Hero nuthln'l Why, Daredevil Dick killed ten Indians and four cow boys for the sake of the girl ho loved!" Tone Por a FlR-ht. That "Thc Girl I Left Behind Me" la a more strenuous tuno ami Htler far army use than Siegfried's song of the swora is not to be gainsaid. The car piercing fife calls tho soldier to shot, shell and glory; "The Magic Flute," with nil its magic, would move him not at all. The shouts of tho Valkyrlo maidens may touch n warlike chord in the breasts of our more strominua daughters, but they have thus far full ed to inspire a troop of nniazon rough riders. A performance of "Die Wal kure," of even the entire "Ring," likely, would not hurry nu army Into action (though it might have that effect), for grand opera music "uppeuls to the in tellect nnd moves nobody," whereas war nnu ballads "appeal to the heart and bring tears to tho oven " v nw told that Greek music writers fired armies with courage by composing. In uie i-nrygtan mode, equivalents for "The Girl I Left Behind Me" and so. cured the fidelity of the girl by tlio ubo of the Doric mode. No doubt by sklll- rully combining these modes they killed two birds with one stone a feat that the comnoser of tho Ainerlenn clnusilc hyum before action often, wo tear, came short or. Harper's weekly. How to Cftre For ParrotM. The well known gray parrot Is a most sntlBfuctory and popular pet The male and the female look exactly alike. and both will talk. The femnlo talks less, learnlug fewer words nnd phrases, but she pronounces with great distinct ness. They ore capital mimics and catch different tones of voice with nice ty. Iu the very young gray parrot' the Iris is black. In the older birds it Is yellow. The iris of the young bird's eyes changes gradually. The eyes are dark for about seven months. As the gray parrot is long lived and slowly reaches maturl'. the young ones must be fed nnd watched with special care. The only way to care for a very young parrot is to boll tho corn which Is fed It and make It Into a pulp, put ting It Into the bird's beak or letting it feed from thc owner'B fingers as it would from thc beaks of the parent birds. The feeding of young parrots must be done frequently or they will die of starvation. Tho gray parrot la fed practically like the others on hemp, sunflower seed, Indian corn, fresh fruit and some nuts. Almonds are not good for parrots. The bitter almonds make them ill. Parsley Is a deadly poison. Our Animal Friends. Money In China and Earrpt. Coins wcro made In China so long ago, it Is said, as the year 2250 R. O., but they could not have been other than portions of metal cast into porta ble shape, such as were all the earliest moneys. In Egypt the crudle of civili zation and commerce, strange to say, there Wfs no imperial coinage. Copper, silver and gold were used as elsewhere, to Indicate values, but they were man ufactured into lumps, Bhaped some times like brick, and In the case of gold nnd silver were molded In rings, like the ancient Irish money of ten centu ries ago. It appears almost Inconceivable that a people who crented the pyramids and erected such magnificent temples should have been entirely Ignorant of coiiiR. Yet It Is certain from tho state ments of Herodotus thnt such wob the case. The first coinage of money In Egypt was not uruck to assist the Egyptians thi-tnpclvi s In their com mercial dealings, but rather lecauso the foreign mrr.-lin nts with whom they traded, the Greeks and the I'heiiclans, demanded some media which would have the guarantee of Its value apiuir eut on It aud which would clrculato for that value. Don't Be Deceived With 85 or 70 per cent whiskies or braudies and think it tetter than Francis' pure double distlllfd 1I0 trool brandies. J'i"t have th' m tested fre nf charge at Fifth and Hlalr etieeta Eugene, Oregon, I MFrakcis B-rs tW ) ' BJi stfataia CLASSIFIED GDLUMi. Kltlt l,n.l. M. I 1 . . i . , nut mj exosea nvi lues, &0 outs per week; 11 50 a month) IU For Sale. CU)V OK BALt,. Ut,ll nil tc foraale. Inquire at 149 Vadieou at. FOK SALK. A dozen bluudtd Kl glun heirs. Call on or address W A nn. 104 Wi-at Fifth etreot. UK OALK. eix uurew lor sale. can on or address J M Gearhean Kugene, Or. rOB BALE. Turee lois at Heudei ou Btatlou. Oo the railroad. Goo 5. room house, barn nilnnth,i,i.iin. Or will trade for part etook. E b mcanam, vraltervlllo, Oregon. COVV'BFOR HALE With calves h their side and tome soon to come. t-all at uiy ranch Id Notl valley. B b OT&VKNS. FOKSALEOUKENT.-A flue r denoe for sale or rent at a bargalt . iuquireor Willamette Valley La i Co. or of Mrs Heslop on ihe corner i Fihh and Lawieuoe strenit. FOK 8ALE-160 acres with large houn and barns; 80 timber; 60 aorea bol. tom laud j 12 acres oWd and sowtd small orchanl; good outside rang, for abont 100 head of cattle. Prlot xinnrt ald.. iu u d ..... . . " x coon, jasper, ur. aiso 1WJ acre saw timber, print $800. FOR BALE OK TRADE.-147 aore on the Military road 28 mile. fmn. Kugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the vuiamttte river. 70 acres bottom land; 12 aorea clear; the rest bill with .nine timber, 'there Is a good house with four rooms, smoke bouse aud bam. I will sell or trrl .r. bargain. Call on me at Mrs h E uaruuer's on First street iiutwiun Jefferson and Madison, or address T f uooon, Eugene, Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. Iqulre of 8 M xougias, Eugene. WANTED. Reliable uortmit ,,. unod commissions paid. Address L, care Uuard. MEN SV ANTED. Ttfeut-tire men to work in the the timber. Will pay from J1.76 to J2 80 per day. Call at the Beattle Produce Co, No 04 Wast Eighth street, at once. V ANTED. Several persoua of char acter and good reputation In each Hate (one in this county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid financial standing. Balary $18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in cash eaoh Wednesday direct from head oftloee. Horse and eariiage furnished, when neoesaary References. Enclose eslf-addrteaed euvelope. Manager, 806 Caxion Building, Cbloago, Lost and Found. LOST. On road from Eugene to Mo- Keuzle Bridge a pair of . No 8 ladies' Dew shoes. Finder please leave at Uuard offloe. WATCH LOST. An open faced nickel watoh with stem set and stem wind, attached to a long chain was lost at JunotloD on the Fourth. Finder will please leave same at the Guard offloe aud reoelve reward. BICYCLE FOUND.-A biojole waa left standing In front of Marx'a bar- ' bershop for several days. Owner can have It by oalllDg at the shop, desorlbiDg I h property and paying for this notice. CHARM LOST. -A watoh oharm with Initials "M B a," lost on the street,. A reasonable reward will be paid the finder by leaving at th. Guard office. Miscellaneous. TEA MB WAN TED.-To haul lumber from oar mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. City Property for Sale Hkhdbiois' Additioh to Eoorai To iboae deBiring to purcbaaa city lots, I have laid ont an addition on the aonih side of the oitr aud north of College Hill Fark. I have 120 lots in this addition, and am selling tbem very low so as lo enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of these Jots ia irom (GO up. Elias Stiwabt Addition to Euqkkb I bare some very desirrab'.e lota in this addition, in Ihe very heart of theoltyand within a lew blocks of Willamette street WnrrKiKSa's Additioh to Eoosmk I have a lew lots in this addition within two blooks of the First National Bank. Oollioi Hill Fabk I have 100 lots in this addition. Th, prioe now is $00 eaoh. W will advanoe the price soon. We expect Collogo Hill I'ark to beoome the most desirable resi dence pioperty in or Dear the oily, HiNCBicaY Addition to Collkui Hill Park We Lave 70 lots for sale cheap in this addition; also 40 or 50 acrea ol very choloe fruit land- I have ou this place I3O0 yonng prune trees, abont 4o0 Bartlett pear trees, aiid 2ou black walnnt trtes, also apples, plums and small dulls. Th is place has a good lartn bona, barn and oat-houaes, aod is a must bt-autilul aubarban piece of prop, erty. It ia known as the Locust Hill farm, and there ia no plaoe in the slat, lLore btautifully end pleasantly situated. I am not in r-al estate basinesa as a busi ness we sell our owu lands only. 1 employ no ager ta. Any on. desiring to parcbaae any ol this property nill find me at the rirst National bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prioe. I midit ex change acute of tins property for good timber land. Come ana aee me. Whale-0il ;Soaps Oo r.nj .ner Monday, July 14, the Kugei.e Hop Co will bay nu hand a full au ply of whaleoll oap for pray ing puriKMc No iieed to aeod out of town for It h',n t li so plentiful hr, i HO! FOR .NEWPORT. Oregon1! Farorite Seaside Re' sort. ReongDlilDg the advantage of New ort as a summer reaort over other sea dde resort Id th, northwest, aod to make it possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by the Kan waves, the Boutbern Paolfln ompany In connection with the Cor- van., nun tislero Railroad, will place iu eale, efttoilve June 16th, round-trip icketa from a I points in Oregon on ne Southern Pac-ino to Newport, good f r reiuru uuill October lOtb, at speci ally reduced rates. Kor full luiortuatlon pleaoe Inquire of your local agent. W F Cohan, Geuerel Passenger Agent. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 120 acrea of laud 2J miles southwest of Eugene; aboat 4A acres of same cleared: nlantv of o.u. ai. 41 acres miles west of Eugene, and 5 acres iHoee to ine oorporate limits oo the we.t. Also Id aorea of aloe bottom laud Sj miles norlh of Kuuene on river road, , I also offer tor sale some desirable bulld ng lots at residence, Pearl and Hlith streets. Anyon. disking such property will do well to see me. David Cuiaar. Eugene, Oregon. Notice. The bonus oommlttM nt ),. VL-m. ...... Valley Woolen Manufacturing (V h.h. givra notice that the subsorfptiun- to said bonus r. -.ow ou. sort payable at the First National liapk. the company having fully comp.ied with the provisions of the enntrt H.I.I subscriptions must be paid within tea days rem we aate ol tula notice. Signed: J. H. MoCiexo, 8. B.Eaxui, . R. MoMoarHiT, F. E. Dura, J. M. Shillit, F. M. Wilkins, Committee, Bated June 24, 1902. Cl, u-u tj..,, Ssarsths A 'r,c N"8 ' 9wll C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Inmiranoe. ' J)ealer In H arresting Machinery, luiple iuqiiU. Alio have storage room v treasonable rates. sF" Office fiOS Willamette Bt THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Order while thoT hut. Th Ldma n rich n v a hybrid boiw si. ihe tame blackberry a' id red raspbt'riy. Fruit vurv lartrf. dn rmiiiiaih mn oon color, riuh flavor, uo com, MA MM TH BLACKUKKUY. hybrid botwtou wild black berry and log-uiberry. Fruit Tory large ana melting. Biroug Daror of wild bmckberry. Cane of both are strong, vlgoroui aarl ?ery pro Mflo. A docun plants of ulUier variety bear enough foi a largo family. Bent expresiiage prepaid, on receipt of Si. AO perdonen, Mention tblspapr, NUVKLTY FHUIT CO, Wataon Tllle, BantaCjusOo, California. ''; . SOUTH AND EAS'J VIA ' Southern Pacific Go 'i y SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Ungen. for Portland aad way o;ws mi in? p m, ' f . It Portland It Eussne c:80 a m 2:U8 p m ' 12:30 m 6.-00 p m 7:46 p m DSJOflp a vpldb. a m T2KJH a a 428 a m 80S a u At Ashland- Ar tiacramenftn Ar Baa Prandeoo Ar Ogden Ar Vtnrw Ar KansaaClty Ar Cbloatro 6:41) a ar DsOO a m 70S a m. 7r46 a m Ur4n a at 940 a a 1W a m 9:80 a m Ar Los Angeles Ar El Faao 1:20 p m 6KKI p m 6:80 a m BaW a m 4:00 a m 6:21 p m 0:42 a m 12:48 p m 7:00 a m 9:00 p ao 6:80 a ta . 9:66 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:42 a m 12)48 p as Ar Fort Worth Ar Cltyof alexioo Ar . Huusfeon Ar New Orleams Ar Washington Ar New York Pullman and Tourist can on -both trains. ChaircarsHaora mento to Ogden and El Faao, and eurist cars to Chicane, Bt Louis, New Orleans and Washinaion. ' Connecting at Ban Fran oisoo with several steamship Hum for Honolulu, Japan. China, Phllllpines, (Central and Bonth America. See Mr L O Adair, agent at Eugene ur auurea W. E. COMAN UFA I'ortlind Or Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween Man Kranclnco and Los Ao ffeles, via Burf and ttBanU sBarbara, will begin uo Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST, LINE... Two TKrooga nia9 Dally. The , . limited leaving itrh n elegant cafe and parlir cam, TTiil make daylight tripe thmoKh the most pictareaiiue, varied and enter tainina;. soenr s ob the continent. Iuquireuf ftKenta ol the Southern Bcific. tickets TO ANDiFIlOM ALT, POINTS EAST via' SHORTLINE TO St. Paul, DiiIuIn, Hinnerpofis. Chicajc AND POINTS EAST Thrnnirh Plos ,nrt Tou-lst Sleejwrs Dining aud Buffet Sm. kius Library Ca DAILY TltA INS; FAST TIME. , For Kates, Folders and Full Iiif..rme regarding ticket, routes etc, call ou or eddies J. W. P11A1.0N, i e a U. DICKSON ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAKD A. B. C. DENNISTO.V, O. W. P. A. , 612 First Avenue, SEA'ITI.K, Wash OREGON SHORTLINE aho Union Pacific jo THE EAST The Oi R. A N. Give the .Choice of TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE ' to Salt Lake, Denveri Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. THE GREAT NORTfiERN Rf. . TO Snokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago. ; Ooean Hieaojera leave Portland every ' o Days fur ' SAN FRANCI: CO. Boat leave fortiauu duily for all Wll lamette and L'olunit la Kivt-r Points. Monthly Bteamers tu China and Japan For full information Dull nti ' nr a Ureas nearest O. K. A N. Tloket Agent or address, A. L. CRAiaf Gen'l Passenger Agent, V..- ... t 1 1 . .... yMI'i.'i "UHIOACO, MIL- i-AUL KAILROAD-I V ""'J l"n wains in me World," , -. ; uts-irauie WJ rule on in IS rraina When going to any point In th Eastern States or Canada, They conneo with all Tn.nu.nflnan..i T i.. i ----- - 1 fc'as eiuuuwi a ai BlUlD aD Wki ticket Agents sell ticket. iror further Information, pamphlets, etr. ask aay Ticket Agent or ' C. J. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. CASEY Irarfass Aaent. Corvallis & Eastern EAILROAD. TIME CAKI) NO. 20. No, 2 for Yanulna Train Wee Albany 12:4.'! P M Iyeares Corvalli 1:M) P M 4.rrives Yaquina 5:M P M Ko. 1 Keturnto? ?'"" Va(nln. 7K A M Leaves Corvallia 1110 A M Arrives Albany... 12:lo V i tf o, i for Detroit Leave Albany im pm Arrive Detroit 5.45 p No. 4 'ium Detroit Laavea Detr. lt fl-flo X M arrives Albany HM AM Tralna 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time. ooanect with the S 1' south bound train, aa w as sivinff two or three hnnra in Alln k i .r departure of S P north bound train. , . lram ro "i connects ith tlm B P trains Corvallis and A Ibany givlna direct service 9 Newport and A1ja snt beaches. . Train 3 or Driroit, lirel'd bnsh and ether meuritain reenris Irsves Albany at 1.00 p m after the arrival of H, P. w.uth Isuind train from Portland, rruhinir Ds-rtiit si A.-45 p m For furthr Information apply to WINNE, Msn;fr 1 T TLRMI A saAllauiy 1 Kwjffjr jjiriel, " ' ' ' mt T1 1 'I I I IW.