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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
GEilTRAIt
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the publlo pat
ronane solicited. To the Farm
en we will pay the highest
market price for (al cattle, hogs
and shtep. 8hop on Will
amette St, Eugene, OregoD.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantl) on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
tones
Having a larue" and
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought la
the beat markets, I
can offer the public
better CASH Price
thau any other home
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
E FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Stage leaves Kugene for Florence
"Uly except dunday at 6 a m
KrtnrniDg stage leaves Florence
"Mtngeae dally except Sundays at 2
Brtsrdays at 8 a m.
K5.W!FARR
ft"-1"..!; v iivyiubie,
"," " UanJ Davenport'i offlee
visa TRIP
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
0
fc' ce-Fairmount, Oregon.
,:n.Wtol from ,in,le doobl, mtry
2"""; inv,n , doIlbie ,ntry-
ZJ u .""""to and involved aoooao
jquirie. ,nd orders addressed as above
-" prompt attention.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
t2 ' EBnitnt and Gold Bond
ltd ,.7 . Anni". Guartntetd vilut
"ti(ui.il,ntd by
W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
Mi Eugene..
Strictly ItH-elase
'v ma-ot ment
t wu ;
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
, THl r.CNTUH COMhNf Nt TORH OITv
BUSINESS CADD3
ATTOKN EYS-AT-LAW.
JM
WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane County Bank,
k BILYEU.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OHie-Over First National Bank.
Euoihi, Olioom,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOK NE Y-AT-LA W
Office One half block south of Cbriaman B 1
Euoini, Obiqok.
E
K 8KIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Euoxnb Obioox.
HBLMUS W THOMPSON OBAS A HAKD1
IJIHOMPSON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Eoobnc, Obkioh.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office - Over Ep jene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon,
G
KO, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will rjractloe in all tba courts of the Hsoonri
Judloial District and in the Supreme Court
oi trie state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3.
John M. Edmuneon Leon R. EUm unaon
EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON.
ttorneya-At-Law.
Practice Ic all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. 4aOnioe Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON.
I OUISK.BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Roem
i. Special att jntioD given to land and mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
jpAINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical dU
eases of women.
J 3 LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired,
Kcorac, Onoo
1)
R G BIDDLE,
rlWSsI
DENTIST
rnc -'u uiive "tree. iwiwwa ruiiHiBra
Sith tretone block west ot Minneesota
noiei
J- EltllKRT LEIGH
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Euoimi
Obisoit
Bert equipped Assay laboratory In the State.
Prompt and rehahle returns guaranteed.
Working tettt made on ore samples of one to
6ft y pounds to determine the most suitable
method of treatment.
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rjpUE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very latest
LIFE AND ACCIDENT. POLICIES.
A LBlaT J. CiBO. Gn. t it.,
J. M. Wiixk Poitlasd, On
Local in Entaae
IN THE HOTEL
... CORRIDOR t
By MAEY WOOD
t'oUKrtollt, Uot, by Olt '
8. 3. ilodun Omvanv
i 'P'sjif.ajai
She sank Into the depth of the vet
tet chaa- with a sigh of satlafaction.
,1" Ion hotel corridor wag ally with
"Mil ana color. Women passed with
soft swlah of silk and breath of per
fume. Masses of llllos and gleaming
pnlms merged with rich, dark hang,
loss to form a fitting background.
Thls-thls was the life for which
she was intended-richness and beauty
to delight her artist's eye, luxury to
satisfy her love of ease! She had striy
en hard to attain It, giving the hours
of daylight to her easel and the Ion
ger hours of the night to feverish plan,
nlng. And yet she was where she had
Btarted. With scornful smile, she glanc
ed down at her modest dress. The only
mark which linked her to these sur
roundlngs was the great bunch of violets
rising and falling on her breast Her
face did not soften as they met her
eye. They wore nono of her procur
ing. He had sent them, and their wear
ing only seemed one more link in the
chain by which he sought to bind her to
him.
He was late, or she was early
whlch7 Never mind. It would give
her time to think and to decide.
The soft strains of a distant stringed
orchestra calmed her as her mind re
viewed her five years of city life. The
first year, when labor was sweetened
by girlish enthusiasm; the next, when
hope was wandering and grim necessi
ty spurred her on; the next but why
live over their pain? It was enough
to say that she had failed. And yot
she had worked. How she had work
ed! The last four months had told a dif
ferent talc-she had tried to drown her
ambitions In the excitement of life in
artistic Bohemia. That, too, failed her.
"I AM GOINa HOME WITH AUNT MILLIE,"
SUB SAID.
Yet It had brought him to her, to her
feet The thought gave her not even
a throb of gratified vanity. She told
herself she was past even that Since
love and hope were dead, why not let
this man buy their ashes? He could
at least givo her the creature comforts
that she craved. Yes, she would mar
ry him. '
She started and looked around fear
fully, as If thai "yes" had been spoken
for the ears of greedy listeners. But
the stream of hotel life rolled calmly
As she looked down the corridor
her heart gave a throb. Was that fig
ure a part of her dreams of the past?
It was an old lady In all the glory of
new black silk and shiny gloves, yet
strangely old fashioned and out of
place among the throng. The girl start
ed to her feet. It was Aunt Mllly.
She went forward breathlessly, her
eyes fixed on the dear face, her hands
outstretched almost appeallngly.
The old lady saw her now, gazed
wide eyed and In another moment wbb
kissing her on both cheeks as Bbe mur
mured brokenly, "Oh, Janle, Janlef
And then, In a minute, "What a happy
day this will be for Johnl"
Tears had come to the girl's eyes at
sound of that childish name. Now she
flushed and paled as she said almost In
a whisper: "John! Does be remember
mc?" .
The old lady had hold of her band as
If fearful of losing It, and Janet led her
gently to the big chair and nestled
down beside her.
Remember you ? Haven't we spoken
of you almost every day since you
went away? You Btopped writing after
awhile, and that was hard." There
was reproach In her gentle voice.
The girl Interrupted brokenly; "Yes,
I know. But there was so little of good
to tell."
"Then you changed yoar boarding
place, and our letters were returned
unopened by the postolfice. We did not
know where to find you."
The lowered lashes could not hldo the
tears as Janle answered: "When I left
the borne you bud given mo so kindly,
so generously, 1 liad high hopes I wos
going to become famous and repay ev
erything. I promised you this, and I
could not bear to write until I could
redeem the promise. It was all my
pride. But I loved you still. You
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everybody said I had eonsump.
tlnn," writes Mrs A M Hblelds, of
Chamhersbtirg, Pa, "I wa so low after
lx months of severe sickness caused
hy hay fever and asthma that few
thought I onuld get well, hot I learned
of trip marvelous: merit of Dr KIdu's
S'W Dlecoyery for consumption, used
It snd was cnmpletey cored." Kor
desperate throat ahd lunir disease, It It
the safest pure In the world sod Is In.
fallible for oo eh, oolds and bronchial
affections Guaranteed bottles 60o tad
trial bullet fres at W L DeLano's
bwv that?' 8h looked op ntrea.
Ingly.
The old lady patted her hand In a
comforting way. "Just as we kept on
loving you." she said soothingly, "and
we kept trying to find you. John came
op to the city several times on purpose.
I didn't have to ask the poor boy bow
he fared when he came back each time.
I could tell by bis face. He's grown a
lot older since you went away."
The girl looked down the corridor
with eyes all dull to its late envied
beauty. John still remembered her!
After all her unklndnesa and neglect
he had hunted for her!
Her companion was looking at her
with fondly critical eyes. "You are a
bit thinner, but you look much better
than I expected. Why, your cheeks
are just as pink as they used to be!"
The girl's cheeks burned under her
rouge. She caught her breath sharply.
Then she said faintly, "Oh, I am very
welll" To herself she was saying
fiercely: "I had to! I had to! I was
growing so white and weary looking.
He would not have liked mc any more.
Perhaps John won't like mo any more
when he sees me." Yet she longed to
brush the color from her cheeks.
The old lady was going on happily:
"John said I must come with him this
time. I hnd not been In the city for
so many years. And I guess ho re
membered what a master band I am
for finding things. And now I have
found you," she added Joyously, "I am
not going to let you go. Just to see his
face when he meets yon! You are go
ing right home with us and see how
fine my Easter lilies arc and pick the
first spring violets on the sunny bank
by the sitting room window. They
wiU be sweeter than thoso you have
on.'
Janie's hands crashed the flowers on
her dress as she asked eagerly, "You
will let me come?"
"Let you come! We ought never to
have let you go. John has said that
many a time. Come! John must be in
our room by this time. Oh, Just to see
his fnce!"
The girl passed her handkerchief
roughly over her cheeks. The telltale
color was gone. Thank God! That
was the worst! She stood up proudly.
She could go back hack to the quiet
haven and the love of a good man.
The old lady clasped her hand as they
started down the corridor. Suddenly
the girl was conscious that a man bar
red her path a man who stared In
speechless astonishment She had for
gotten her appointment.
He hardly recosnlzed this radiant
creature. He had never been able to
bring this look to her face.
She started when she saw him, but
her voice never faltered as she said
gently: "I am sorry, but I cannot see
you today. I am going home with Aunt
Mllly." Then, as his cold, worldly face
woke first to anger, then to appeal, she
added joyously, "I am going home with
her and John."
He could not doubt the evidence of
face and voice, and no words came to
his lips as he watched them go slowly
down the corridor.
A Leason In Pnhllp.
A neat little lesson was administered
In a Broadway car the other day at the
hands of a tall, good looking young
girl.
The scat was crowded, but her neigh
bor, fat, cross and middle aged, was
evidently bound to have as much room
as he considered be had paid for, so
he wedged himself firmly back, then
Jammed her with his elbow that he
might spread his paper to Its utmost
width. She stood the crowding and the
flapping of the leaves In her face for a
few moments, then rose to her feet and
took hold of the stntp.
"Do lake It all," she said tranquilly.
The car had stopped, and her clear,
courteous voice easily traveled Its en
tire length. There was a sympathetic
smile on every face. The monopolist
scowled, rattled bis paper and stood it
for a few moments; then, ugly and re
sentful, he left the car.
He. bad learned nothing, but every
other man present read bis paper In
sections no wider than his shirt front
all the rest of tho way. New York
News.
A Deadly Reveni.
"So you sent Bill Smlggius to con
gress." "We did," answered the keeper of the
postotllce and general store. "I guess
I did as much as any one to get blm
elected."
"Bill Is a powerful talker, but I didn't
know that you were any particular
friend of his."
"No. We had a difference long years
ago, and I always said I was goln' to
get even. Bill prides himself on his
speechtnakln', and notbln' makes him
so unhappy as to have somethln' doln'
and blm not In It I've been reliably
Informed that when a man makes bis
debut In congress the people that have
been there for some time previous look
down on him kind of supercilious and
make him sit quiet and listen, and that
will Jest about kill BIU!"-WashlngtoD
Star.
A Curious Stmctiire.
On the road from Clifton downs to
Avonmouth the traveler will pass. In
(he Avon gorge, a curious structure to
which a slngulur tradition Is attached,
relates the London Taller. The story
Is that a person named Cook about a
century ago was told by a gypsy In the
Leigh woods that his only son would
he killed by a serpent before he reached
the age of twenty-one. To avert this be
built a high tower and shut his son In
the topmost room with the Intention of
secluding him there until the fatal age
was passed. However, hy accident a
viper was taken up In a fagot to the
room to light the fire, and It crept from
the fagot and bit the hoy so that be
died. Therefore the tower was called
Cook's folly, and 'hat Is lta name to
this day, whatever Is the true explana
tion. Don't Be Deceived
With M or 70 per oent whiskies or
brandies and think it better than
Franols' puis double distilled 110 (roof
brandies, J'it have tli'-tn tested free
nfcharg' at Fifth and Hlalr atieeta.
Kugene, Oregon.
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sen tisa
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CLASSIFIED G0LUM1.
Notices under this head not to exceed fits
uiee,W eenta pat week; II 60 a mouth; 12
IMP VsUL
For Sale.
COW tOH tiALJC.-Uood mhk oov.
fur Bale. Inquire at 149 Madison at
rOH HALE OK TKADK.-A Waller
A Woods binder tor flM.OO. A bar
gain. Bee K M Warren at Cohurg,
uregou.
FOB SALE OR KENT. A flue reel-
drnee for sale or rent at a bargala.
Inquire of Willamette Valley Land
Co. or of Mrs Healop on theoorner of
f ill b and Lawieuce streata.
KOR SALE OK TRADH.-H7 acres
on the Military road 26 miles from
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on tbe
Willamttte river, 70 acres bottom
laud; 12 acres clear; tbe rest bill
with some timber. There is a good
boute with four rooms, smoke bouse
and barn. I will sell or trade at .
bargain. Call on me at Mrs Jbt U
Gardner's ou First street between
J flVraou aud Madison, or address T
r tinoab Euiieue, Oregon,
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. Jqulre of S M
JJouglaa, Kugene.
WANTED. Reliable portrait agents
Good oouimlesloua paid. Address
"Jb," care Guard.
vt ANTED. Several Demons of char-
aoter and good reputation in each
state (one In this county required) to
represent and advet.lBe old establish
ed weah'vv business house a ar.lld
financial standing. Salary $18.00
weeaiy wit i expeuses aditlonal, all
uayauiB in oaan eaoll Wednesday
direct from bead oftlues. Horte and
carnage furnished, when necessary
References, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, 306 Caxton
tsuiining, umoago.
Lost and Found.
LOST. -On road from Eugene to Mo
Kei zle Bridge a pair of No 8 ladles1
new fhoes. Kinder please leave at
Uuaud office.
CHATELAINE BAG LOST.-Be.
.tween Eugene and Springfield
Among oontvnts was rallioad paxa
Finder leave same at Troy Laundry
and receive reward.
Miscellaneous.
IEAMS WAMEU.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, Btetdy work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Filthy Temples In India.
Sacred oows often defile Indian tem
pies, but worse yet Is a body ibat'e
polluted tiy ooiistipailon. Don't per
mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr
lug s New Life Pills ami avoid un
ii l-l uiineiy. They give lively livers,
otiv i bowels, aood digestion, flue ap
peuf. Only 26o at W L DeLano's
drug store.
H3ppy Time In Old Town.
"We felt very happy," writes B N
Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "wheu Buck
leu's Arnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter of a bad case of scald bead."
It delUhts all who use It for out t, corn-,
Burns, Bruises, Bolls, ulcers, eruptions
Infallible tor piles. Ouly26oatW
L DeLano's drug store.
t te jl- S jLi. X .
Bean a. . tTlM Hind You Haw Mnarj BaajJl
New Addition to Eugene.
R F Baker A Co have platted the R
FSoott land consisting of 82 Iota situ
ate two blookt south of tbe Patterson
robool building. These ire desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable prloet.
For further Information oall on
R F Baku,
Office at No 6 West Ninth street.
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Startling proof of a wonderful ad
vance In mxjlclne la given by drugelst
U W Roberta of Elizabeth. vV Va. Ad
old man there bad long suffered wltb
what good doorors pronounced loour-
alile cancer. They believed bis case
hopeless till he used Eleotrlo Bitters
and applied Bucklen'e Arnica Salve,
mob treatment completely cured
him. When Eleotrlo Bitters aroused
to expel bilious, kidney and mlorobe
poisons at tbe same time tins salve ex
erta Its matchless healing power, blood
diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers and
sores tanlah. Bitters 60o, Salve 2fio at
W L DeLano's.
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar hop posts
to square 6 Inches at large end, and 14
feet long. To be delivered on bank ol
river at Jundklns' Point, 2 miles above
Euuene anytime this summer or fall
Address,
W K W A J.JCER,
Eugei e, Or.
S Farrow & Co
I!
.REAL ESTATE...
J
Loam and Tnauranee. Dealer In
lUrreaiius Mictilnery, Imple
ment. Altui have storage room
itieaaoDtble rate.
T-Offloe 608 Willamette Bt
The floffmai.
W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, Oregon
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's
Favorite
sort.
Seaside Re
ReooguIzlDg the advantage ol New
port as a au turner resort over other sea
side resorts lu the northwest, and to
nil Se it possible for all who desire to
do bo to spend their vacation by the
ooian waves, the Southern PaoiHc
Company In connection wltb tbe Cor.
vallis ulid Eastern Railroad, will place
on tale, efleotive June 16th, round-trip
Hotels from a 1 points lu Oregon on
the Southern Pacific to Newport, good
fer return until October lOtb, al speci
ally reduced rates,
For full lu.urtuatiou please Inquire
of your local ageut.
W F Cohan,
General Passenger Agent.
Cilj and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for tale at a low price 130 acres of
laud 2J miles southwest o! Eugene; aboit 45
acres of tame cleared; plenty of wattr. Alio
41 acres 2 mtlei west of Eugene, and 6 acres
close to the corporate limits on the wet. Also
16 seres of nice bottom land S milea north of
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for tale tome desirable build
ing lots at residence. Pearl and Sixth streets.
Auyont desiring tuch property will do well to
tet me.
DavioChbrbt,
Eugene, Oregon,
City Property for Sale
Hesdhicib' Addition to Eookkk
To Iboae deairina lo onrohaae eitv lata. I
have laid out an addition on the toutb aide
ol tbe oiu aud north of Oollega HlU Park
I have 120 lota in thit addition, and am
telling them very low so as lo enable ever
one to have a borne of their own. The prioe
ui tueee tola it irom ?ou up.
Eiua 8tkwabt Addition to Ecosni
I have aome very detirrable lota in this
addition, in the very heart of the oily aud
within a few blookt of Willamette street.
Wonuiu'i Addition to Edoene
. I have a few lots in this addition within
two blooks of the First National Bauk.
Oollioi Biu. Pabx
I have LOO lots lu this addition. Tbe
prioe now Is $50 each, W will advance
tne prioe toon, we expeot College Hill
Park to beoome the moBt desirable resi
denoe pioperty in or Dear the oity.
Hbndbioks' Addition to Collkoi
Box Pais
Wa have 70 lots for sale oheap In this
addition; also 40 or 60 tores of very choice
fruit land. I have ou this place 1300 jonng
prune trees, about 400 Hartlett pear tree,
and 200 black wulunt trees, also apples,
plums and email bulls. This paoe hat a
?Ood farm bouse, barn and out-bouses, and
t a most beantiful suburban pieoe of prop
e.ly. It is known ss the Locust Hill (arm,
and there is no plaoe in the state more
beautifully and pleasantly situated.
I am not in real estate buaiuees as a bnsi
nee -we sell oar own lauds only. I employ
no agenta. Any one desiring to pnrehase
any of this property will find me at the
t int National Bank. I will be pleased to
show property and give piioea. 1 miht ex
change some of this property for good
timber laDd. Oome ana see me.
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
Ord-r while they hut. Tbe LOUANBKKRY
ft hybrid buw -on the Urae bitok berry and red
reupbuny. Fruit tut large, deep reddlah
ma oon color, rich flavor, uo com. MAMMuiu
bLACKHKKHY, hybrid between wild black
tarry and log-inbeny. Fruit very lento aoa
meltlnc
Cane of both are uroiis. vleorotia and nrrv-
curniiK naror oi wua DiaoKDerry,
llno. A doze ii Dlauu of ulLhar varitw hr
enough foi a large family. Kent expreisage
irefiAiu, on ruoeipt oi i ou peraozeu. Meuuon
hliDaner. NOVELTY KKI1 IT f'o. Wtiin
Tllle, ttantt Oiua Oo, California.
SOUTH AND EAS'l
VIA
Southern Pacific Co
SHASTA BOUTE
Trains leave Kugene for Portland and way
stations at 8;U0a tut li42 p m.
lv l'oitland
e:&0 a m
2KW p m
li-S-ti a aa
6:00 p m
7:45 p m
C8 JWajt n
',1,1 do a m
12:08 a ni
4:26 a n
8:16 a m
lv Eugene
At Ashland
Ar Sacramento
Ar Saa Vranoiaoo
Ar Ogden
6:46 a n U:4S m
Mia e.OO a to
7:'6 a m 7;Wi a m
7H5 a m 9M a m
Ar Denver'-
As KuiM. flit
A ? Chicago
Ar Lot Angelas
Ar El Pato
1:20 p m
6KW p m
6:M) a m
V:M a m
4:00 a m
6:25 p m
OH'J a m
12H p m
7O0 a m
tOO p m
630 a m
9:.i5 a m
4:00 a m
0:2.1 p m
0;42 a m
12:43 p m
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Meiloo
Ar nuutton
Ar New Orleamt
Ar Wtthinuton
Ar NtwYork
Pullman andTourist cart on
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl Paso,
and ourlst care to Chfcage,
Bt Louis, Ntw Orleans and
Washington.
Connecting at Ean Fran
dtoo with several steamship
lints for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Phillipiuea, ,'Jentrsl
and South A inert OA.
See Mr L Q Adair, agant at Eugent
or aaaiee
W. E. C0MAN
UFA Portland Or
Gap Closed
The operation of Hi rough traloi ft
iween Han Fronclaoo aod Loa An
geles. via Barf and fcHaota Barbara,
will begin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
To Thmoirn Train! Dally. Tbe
Coaat Tine Limited leavtog each
terminal eajly In te norniog eqoip
pti with e l-ant cafe aod arlor oar.,
will make daylight tripe through the
moat plcturwiae, raried and enter
tain I off, enenei on the continent.
inquire oi agent of the
iouthern
'acific.
tickets
TO AND FROM ALL,
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St' Paul, Duluth, Hir.ne?jo!i$, Chicage
AND POINTS EAST
Throngh Palace aud Tourist Sleers
Dining and Hullet Siuokiuu Library Ca
DAILY T.. A INS; FAST TIME.
For Rates, Foldert and Full Infnrma
regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or addieta
J. W.'PHALON, T p A If, DICKSON, ot a
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. It, C. DENN18TO. O. W. P. A. ,j
612 First Avenut, SEA IT1.K, Wash'
Oregon
shortline
Ubuqn Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The O. R. N.
Givea ;tho-Cholco of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LIKE
TO
Salt Uks,
Oenveri
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kanaaa City.
THE MEAT
HORThERN .
Snokane
Mlnneapol-a
St. Paul and
Chicago.
Ocean Hieauiera leave Portlaud every
o Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boaut leave Portlaud dally for all Wll
lamelteaud ColumtlaKiver Points,
Monthly Btearjuers to Chlb'aaud Japan
For lull Information oall on or a
dreaa nearest I). R A N Tlntnt
or address,
A. L. CRAIQ.
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
i r ir
s)
Tour attention la called to the "PIONEER
LIMITED trains tf the "CH1CACO, MIL
WAUKEE av ST PAUL KAILKOAD.
"The only perfect traint in the world,"
Ton wfll find it ,liwlt-hU tj. ,1. n fMs
Trains when going to any point In th
E.a3te.d maist or uantda. I hey coenso
with a1! Trantoontlnrntal Traint tnd al
ticket Agents tll tieketa
For further Information, paniphltri, etc.
r-ik any Ticket Airent ot
J. W. CASEY II. 8. ROWE,
Trav Past Agent. 0 ersl Ag.nt,
PORTLAND. ORKUON.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD NO. 2a
No D for Yaqoina
Train leaves Albany 12.-46 P M
leaves Cnrvallii 1:60 P M
.rrirea Ysmilns. fv.'ta p i
No. 1 Returning
Leavet Yaqulna 7fl0 A at
Leaves CorvtUis IU10 A M
Arrives Albany... IQ-ih P ar
do. I for Detroit-
Leaves Albany 1 00 P M
Arrives Detroit 3.4 MM
No, 4 'mm Detroit
leaves Detroit 0 SO A M
Arrive Albany H.0S A M
Tre'n I and 4 arrive In Albany It, tin s,
Bnansot vith lha H 1 - 1. V.. ... .1 . ... . r
11 giving two or three honn u A then ' tefo
dsi.srture ol 8 P north bound train.
Train No 2 connects itb then P trt'iita
Ooivallit aad Albany vh.it direct terilra t
iiswsn sou anjr .-em r icnes.
1 rain A Inr 1 fc mi. I!., . I 1. 1 -.1
...v..- . v.l-u M il vtn.r
moaetain resorts leaves A 'bany at 1 .00 p at
after the arrival of S. P. south bonnd trtla
from Portland, reai king Detroit st 6:46 p m
For furthtr information apply to
EDWIN STONB,
Msnsysr
JTT' RNETtioat Albany
H aj CBONISU. Agent Coirallit.
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