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Newspaper Page TextnStCcI!''1- Preparation ErAs C itaiii ! rood and Regu:i i the 'uiuclis cundEowels of I fronwies Digcstion.Chcerful- . 4T.cl i'nnt;iins npilfuf Oraum.Morilime norrlmerat, JnvilrV''- navmt f l '. non, nrlU3.voiiuirmo,i v'tujair ncss and loss ur oixep. ; facsimile Signature or XEW YORK. EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. CEjiTHAL MTrffllS & JJIIibEtl A fair share of the publlo' par rouage ununited, To the Farm en we wilt pay the highest market price for (at cat lie, hogs aud slvpp. Hlinp on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Rand a Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL irocenes Having a large' and Staple and Fancy Groceriee, bought in wvuipia iujck oil -..w uni uiamete, x can offer thepnblio better CASH Prices than any other house In Eugeue J. L. PAGE EU3ENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor fags leayes Eugene for Florence MPtr3unday at 8 am Ketarning stage leaves Florenoe "ogeae daily except Sundays at 2 Wrtays at 8 a m. nres InKugeneaJ 6pm the day g A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Csiience-Fairmount, Oregon. 1."" from single to double entry. J"?" nven in double entry. .nrat of intricate and involved aeoouo "Penalty Uvm!ri .-.I j , . . ... 'J'luiries na orders addressed as above 41 h, "prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York M .Jjjw ol life. Endowment and Cold Bond 'u and Annuities. Ouarantced valut ua "I" lumimed by W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Eugene.. MA TNSKSAR. ProprlBto Strictly first-cleaa, 'w marvment tr sr da Apafeci liomedy forConstlpa- Suur sioinacn,Liiarrnoea For Infants and Childrfln. The Kind You Hav? Always Boughi Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years ThC etNTaun SOMI.M ari err BUSINESS OABDS ' ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LA w Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane Oonnty Bank, BILYETJ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. Eookmi, OaiaoB, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrisman B Eoosks, OaiooN. "gj K 8KIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Edoike OBiaON. UU.M08 W THOMPSON OHAB A HABO rjii IHOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. huh tu ui (us couna. Ecoini, Obcqoh, M TRAVIS. I Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan k Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. Gr 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will nrU7tinfl In a11 tha ennrta nt tha Hjev.nr4 J adictal District and in the Supreme Coon of theitate. Special attention riven to collectioni ana matten in probate. utnee tint national Uank ISldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. John M. EdmunBon Leon R, Edm unsoi1 EDMUNSON & EDMTJNSON. yttorneys-At-Law. Practice lc all the courts. Collections a speci alty, 9-0ffice Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS F BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe in Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Banl Building. Special attention to surgery and snrgical dis eaesot women. J 8 LTJCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. KCGKNK, ObIOOX R G BIDD1.E, DENTIST Office -On Olive itreot, between'" Fiftih and Sith ttreet one block weMt of Minnessota hotel J-JEllliEHT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecoui Obiooh Bet equlnl Amay laboratory In the State Prompt and reliahle return guaranteed. Working tepta made on ore sample of one U 6fty pnunrU to determine the most suitabit method of treatment. A Ji Air AW rp.HB PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Itrt LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES, Albcbt J. CBO!, Gen. Agt J. M. Waxian Portiaod. Ore Looal Ages Xogsu ....TWO NEGATIVES By Henry a Winthrop Copyright, 1!W, by the ts. McClure Company Iipyuouy said, when nl.t Ainsworth died and It was found that i"juuic:oua stock speculation had prac-tli-nlly wiiKHi out hi a ntir. that Kvan AInsworth should cstablUh uunst'it as a florist. Several of their set, they arEued, who had suddenly found thenis(ves compelled to earn rueir own living had followed this course, and "the set" resented lnnoviv ..una. Moreover, the Aiusworth con servatorles had been famous. iTcciseiy because everybody had BUKKestea a florist's shop Evan Alns- ueciueu against It. It was all very well at first, he argued, when your SllOD la a nArll. . , - - . i ij aim people bought flowers in the name of sweet vuurny, Dut He knew little about flow ers, not enough to make the business an independent success. On the other uu uu, nis amateur photographs had sainea distinction at varlnnn otMm tlons. Very sensibly he decided to de- iuio mienc, ana so he secured a position as onerntnr I lory, where he could gain experience uu aaj-iigut work. Two months later can Ainswortu was practically for gotten by his old associates. for this Evan was thankful, for the dark days following his father's death had been made more gloomy by the re- v 191 ia or Beir constituted ad visers, who failed to appreciate the fact that there are some men who ouiu rather earn less money inde pendently than be dependent upon bor rowed capital for the success of a hazardous venture. It cut him a little at first us one by one his friends drop ped off, but In the end he regretted only Evelyn Hope, with whom there had been an "undersrsniliniF" nt th. of the crash. Armstrong Hope, her father, had been one of the first to suggest the florist shop, and when Evan had ex plained his view of the matter and had declined the proffered aid Mr. Hope had stormed through the house, declaring that Evan was a headstrong youngster and that the riainn nor. tlon was going to the dogs. Then he naa promptly exiled Evolvn tn nrnn in care of an elderly aunt aow, you take care of Evelyn," ho had said to her when the steamer was THEN SUE WENT FORWARD, BOTH HANDS OUTSTRETCHED. about to sail, "and remember that your liuropean vacation is going to be cut short the moment I bear that Bhe has entered Into communication with young Ainsworth." A letter which Evan had sent to her bad been returned unopened, with a curt note from Armstrong Hope inti mating that he desired all further communication between Ainsworth and the Hope family to cease absolutely and assuring Evan that he had taken steps to see that thls'deslre would be carried out Evan, Instead of assuming a mourn ful nlr, ' went industriously to work and within two years so ad vanced 'him self In his profession that be was en gaged as chief operator In the most fashionable - establishment In town. Two years of hard study, supplement ed by none too luxurious living the first year, bad wrought marvelous changes in his appearance, and none who com mented on the' excellence of his photo graphs realized that the artist was a man who at one time had been wel comed to their homes. He was too proud to remind his old associates of his existence, and they In turn had quite forgotten him. As chief optrrator he was supposed to HxercISe general' supervision over' tho work, nnd one afternoon, golng'lnto tho dark room, be found a young de veloper bending over some plates. "Mr. Ainsworth," he called, "I wish you would look at this negative. Mr. Jackson took it while you were at lunch, nnd It doesn't seem to be quite right He only took two, and the first one was lost entirely through fog." Ainsworth carelessly lifted the plate and held It up to the ruby light Then h( gave a start, for there was Eve lyn's face, a trifle wistful, but still the face of the woman he loved dearer than his life. Pulling himself togeth er, he banded It back to the operator with a careless remark, but let the glass slip from his hand before the other could grasp It "My fault," he said In answer to the operator's pro fuse npology. "The wet film slipped ouf of my hands. Send down stairs Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had oonomp tlO'i," writes Mrs A M Hhlelds, of t'harnbersharg. Pa, "I ws so low after six months of severe sickness oaued by hay fever and aothma that few thought Ionuld get well, hut I learned nf tbe marvelous merit of Dr Kins'. Nt-w Discovery for consumption, osed It snd was oompletey cored." For desperate thmet ahd lung fllwae It I. the rafeat cure In tbe world and Is In fallible for cough, onld. and bronchial .flections Guaranteed bottles 60o and rial bulM free at W L DeLaoo'i aud tell Miaa Heudenou to write the sitter to come agttln." Two days biter Evelyn Hope again ascended to the operating room aud noted with satisfaction that the opera tor was not the one alio had seen on hor first visit As ho turned to re ceive her she gave a cry of surprise. "Evan:" she gasped. "Is It really you?" Then impulsively she went for ward, both huuds outstretched. "I've a confession to make," he said as he looked into the tender eyes, shy ly upturned to his. "I smashed your last picture on purpose so that you would have to come down and pose again to me." She gave a happy laugh. "Then you still care?" she asked earnestly. "Care!" he repeated. "I'd have smashed the skylight if It had been necessary. Can't you realize that I've been hungry for a sight of your face for the last two years?' "Well," she returned, with a tiny pout, "you might at least have writ ten." "But I did," he assured ber. "I wrote, and your father seut back the letter, warning me that any letter seut to Europe would not reach you. In spite of that I wrote half a dozen times, but received no word in reply." "What did you say?" sho inquired half curiously, half bashfully. "I can't tell you here," ho answered. "You're here to give me a negative." She smiled roguishly. "Take two plates," she suggested, and as he look ed a little dazed she placed her bands on his shoulders. "You stupid boy," she finished, "don't you realize that two negatives make an affirmative?" "And you will marry me?" he asked incredulously. "I refused two dukes and a count" This with seeming Irrelevance. "To marry a photograuher's assist ant?" She stood on tlntoe till their 11ns met "To marry the man I love," sho cor- leciuu. Mammy Mnry'a aleHsaare. In the course of her career, says writer in Current Literature, Mammy Mary had met many distinguished per sons, but her own importance as nurse for three generations in the family of uencrai John it. Uordou of Georgia kept her from being overwhelmed by mo uonor. When Mrs. Cleveland, during the sec ond term of her husband's presidency, visited the Gordons nt tbe governor's mansion In Atlanta, she expressed a desire to see a genuine old negro mam my. So the carriage was hitched up, and Mammy Mary was sent for at Sutherland, the Gordon country place, which she preferred to the noise nnd excitement of official life. When tho coachman drew up. he found her smok ing her evening pipe. Not a step would she stir. "She done say," said the unsuccessful envoy on bis return to town, "dat she don' want to see no presidents; she done see 'nough presidents." , Mrs. Cleveland laughed heartily when she heard this. Then she proposed to go to the mountain, since Mohumined refused to budge, nnd the next day she drove out to Sutherland. "I am surprised, Mammy Mary," said Mrs. Gordon before Introducing the dis tinguished guest, "that you sent such a message. You have never been Im polite before." "An' dat nigger done tell what I say? Well, ho never did have no sense an' no mannahs! Co'se I 'spectcd he'd say I ze sorry I'ze lnd'sposedl" Overreached Illmaelf. There is no man more pleasantly sit uated than the country editor, so call ed, who has a well equipped printing office In a good town, with a fair share of the county printing, a good circula tion and plenty of Jobwork and adver tising. It may be that be takes a turn occasionally at working the press, mak ing up the forms or even setting his own editorials in type, but be takes an hottest pride In being able to do these things. He is willing to give every man his due, but (nslsts on his own rights and dares to maintain them. Such an editor was Colonel Bllx of Boointown. A customer whom be knew as a close fisted man came in one day to get a hundred sale bills he had or dered the day before. The editor band ed blm the bills neatly tied In a pack age. The customer untied the string, laid tbe bills on the "Imposing stone" and proceeded to count them. Editor Bllx watched the count When It was concluded, there proved to be six over and above the hundred. With out a word Bllx took the six extra bills off the pile, crumpled them In bis hand, threw them Into the office stove and smilingly bowed his crestfallen patron out. V'outh's Companion. Oae of Field's Varna. Here Is a paragraph which Eugene Field, who enjoyed making fun of bis friends, once printed in his famous col umn of "Sharps and Flats:" "Dr. William F. Poole, tbe veteran bibliophile, Is now In San Francisco at tending the meeting of the National Librarians' association. While tbe train bearing the excursionists was en route through Arizona a stop of twenty min utes was made one evening for supper at a rude eating house, nnd here Dr. Poole had an exciting experience with a tarantula. The venomous reptile at tacked the kindly old gentleman with singular voracity, and but for tbe high topped boots which Mr. I'oole wore se rious Injuries would have been Inflicted upon our friend's person. Mr. Fred Illld, our public librarian, bearing Dr. Poole's cries for help, rnn to the rescue nnd with his enne nnd umbrella suc ceeded In keeping the turnntula at bay until the keeper of the restaurant fetch, ed bis gun and dispatched the malig nant monster. The tarantula weighed six pounds. Dr. I'oole took the skin to San Francisco and will have It tanned so be can utilize It for the binding of one of his fnvurlte books " Don't Be Deceived With US or 70 per cent whiskies, or brandies and think it better tban Francis' pure double distilled 1(0 troof brandies. Just hsve th' m tested free ofohargxat Fifth and Klalr stieets Eugene, Oregon. I MFhahcib " Ci bl'Oill A. BtfMters at CLASSIFIED ' GOLUMI, Notions under this head not to azosed gvi lnea,&0 oenta per week; II 60 a month) ill par year. ' ' For Sale. t OW rOK HALt.-Oood niiik cow for sale. Inquire at 149 Madison St rOK HALE OK TKADK.-A Waller A Woods binder tor t'Ju.OO. A bar galu. 8ee E M Warren at Coburg Ortgon. rOK BALE OR KENT. A flue reel. tlenoe for sale or rent al a bargalu. Inquire of Willamette Valley Laud I'o, or of Mrs Heslop on the corner ol Fifth and Lawrence streets. FOR BALE OR TRADE. 147 acre, on the Military road 28 mile from Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the Willamette river. 70 acres bottom land; 12 aoree clear; tbe rest bill with some timber. There Is a good bouse with four rooms, smoke house and barn. I will sell or trade at bargain. Call on me at Mrs H K ' Gardner's ou First street between Jefferson aud Madison, or address T K Hooch Eugene, Oregon. 1 Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED.' Jqulre of a M Aougias, Eugene. WAN TED. Reliable portrait ageuts. uooa eommlselons paid. Address "L," care Guard. WAN I ED. Shipping clerk. ' Mast anow now to grade lumber and fill bills. Pad do Timber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. W ANTED. Several persons of oUar aoter and good reputation in each t state (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse ol solid Quanouil staudltig. Salary 18.00 payable lii ch each Wednesday u.rvui irom ueau omoee. Horee aud oarriaire fumirihtwl vhan muuaooa... References. Kuoloee Mlf-addreBed ruvM.ope. manager. 808 Carton Lost and Found. LOST. On road from Eugene to Mo- Heuzle Bridge a . pair of No 8 ladles Dew shoes. Finder please leave at uuahd omoe. CHATELAINE BAG LOST. Be tween Euuene and HnrlmnM AniOni? GOtltunta Was mllinnrl r,aam Finder leave same at Troy Laundry ana receive reward. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork ' Lumber (Jo, Cotiage Grove, Oregon. WANTED. House painting, kaiso mining, papsr banging, Inside fin ishing, furniture finishing. First- class work at luw prloee. V Robov . sky A Co. Leave orders at Martin's marble shop. Filthy Temples in India. I Sacred oows often defile Indian tern pies, but worse yet Is a body that's polluted by constipation. Don't per- uiit u. uieanse your system witn ur. King's New Life Pills and avoid un told misery. They give lively livers. aottve bowels, good dlgestlou, flue ap petite. Only 26o at W L DeLano'i rug store. Happy Time In Old Town. "We felt verv baDDV." writes RN Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Buok- len s Arnica salve wuoiiy eured our daughter of a bad case of scald bead." It delights all who use It for ouis.oorns, Burns. Bruises. Bolls, ulcers, eraotlons Infallible for piles. Only 26a at W Li ueLano's drug store. - itn, -x- XI X A. , Bears tirt InsKiaJ you Han klfi Virulent Cancer Cared. Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance lu medlolne is given by drugtlat G W Roberti) of Elizabeth, VV Va. An old man there bad long .uffered with what good doctors prououooed incur able cancer. They believed bis oate hopeless till he used Eleotrlo Bitters and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, winou ireaimeni completely cured blm. When Eleotrlo Bitters are used to expel billons, kidney and rntorobe poisons at the tame time Ibis salve ex erts Its matchless healing power, blood diseases, skin eruptions, uloers and ores vanish. Bitters 6llo, Salve 860 at w Lj Jjei,auc'fl. Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen htindreH nedar tinn Mmtm to saiiare 6 Inches st larira end. md n feel long. To tie delivered on bank of river at Jundklne' Point, 2 miles above Eugene anytime this summer or fall Addreas, W R VvaUckk, Eugene, Or. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... lMiM and Invuratioe. Dealer In iUf-TeitliiK MNitiluar, lm pie men U. Alio have itoiage room ttrtaaonfctle rau. Office V Willamette St The Hoffman W. 0. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon HO! FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. Recognising tbe advantage ot New port as a summer reeort over other sea side resorts In the nonl.weet, audio make It possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by the ocean waves, the Southern PaolHo Company In oonneotlon with the Cor vallls end Eastern Railroad, will place on sale, eflective June 15tb, round-trip tickets from all points In Oregon on the Bouiheru Paelllo lo Newport, good for return until October 101b, at speci ally reduced rate. For full lniurmation rdea limnt.. of your looal agent. W F Cohan, General Paaseuger Ageut. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 120 acres '.f land Similes southwest of Eugeu.; atxmt 4 acres of same clearedj plenty of water. Alio 41 acres 3 miles west of Eugeue, and 6 acres clow to the corporate limit, on the west. Also 16 acres of nice bottom land 3j mils, north of Eugeue on river road. 'I alio offer for sale antna ,l.lM. t..u.i Ing lota at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone asumg such property will do well to see me. DavioCbbret. Eugene, Oregon. City Property for Sale HSHOBIOKS' ADDITION TO Fnner Tn Ihnu I. l ... , . . , , , M -Juruoaiw city iota, l have laid out an addition ou tbe south side ui.jr uiu norm 01 uonege itill rark. iiT auumou, anu am selling them very low so as lo enable every one to have a hnma nt Mi! rri.A ,.. , I bare some rury deidrrab.e lote in this krltallna 4 1, a. . a . . " ean oi toe oily aud - u.uvaa ui " iimmeiie sireel. WniTauua's Additiom to Enoa I have a tew lots In Ibis addition within iwo uiucaa oi uie rim national liank. Gollioi Hiix Pabx I have 100 lota In this addilion. The l.rioe uow is ou eacn. w will advance the price soon. We expect College Hill Park In lun.,n.A tl.a J..l 11 i - ... iu. .Hum ucMm um resi dence pioperty in or near the oily. HaNDaioxa' Addition to Oollkoi Hixj. PlBZ 'We have 70 lots for ' sale oheap In this tddttion; also 40 or 60 acres of very choice "i" nuu. x uuve ou iniB piece lauu young ninnalra.. nlwi. Jiill U..-.I.... D j n pear trees, and 200 black walnut trees, also apples, k'"1 BiuMu uuiie. jLois piaoe naa a good farm bouse, barn and out-honsea, and i a most beautiful suburban piece of prop erly. It ib known as the Looust Hill farm, and there is no place in tbe state more beautifully and pleasantly situated. I am not in real eatatebuainessasa busi- nnat snMllnnrnnl.nJ...i. i .. v-. v-wiuiuaumjr, AUUipiOy do agents. Any one desiring to purouase aoy ol this property will find me at the hint XTn.innl ll..1. T 111 . , "- a win ya jueaaea CO show property and give piioea. I miuht ex- ehanuA noma nf ihiH r.i.-..-.-i limber luud. Gome and aee me. I . I THE LATEST IN BERRIES. I a hjbrld boiw.tm ine tarns blackberry aud red -- ...... .oi, .ais'i ueop reaotin ui a??i?i?25rf Jlot flavor, no corn. MAMM-i'l U Jl . i JW'eeu who Dlacs. berry and loganberry, fruit very large aua mellloi Strong flavor of wild blackberry. Caneolboth are strong, vigorous and very pri lluo. A dosen plaula of oilier variety bear enough foi a large family. . Bent expreasage prepaid, on receipt ot U nO per doen.Talu Hun this nannr. NIIVKI TV wuiiih .. -.' vUle, bauta Dai Co, California. SOUTH AND EAtSi -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHAStA "ROUTE Traina leave lingerie ,for Portland and way a- vtuva ui. iji jj m. IV tortland . dM a m , a.nn .. L Iv Kugsn. . '2mUui .rittlZ r Ashland 12iao 128 a B at Bacramento , 6,-ou u m 4i25 a m Ar Ogden Ss46 a nr jU. a tn , , , -- -a i , ,-w a m Ar Kansas City ' 72.1 a m 1 7il!fi a m vuiiavu inoin ViBO . m Ar Los. Angeles 1:20 p m Jj00 a m hi x-eao tffll p m VKH) p m Ar Kurt Worth 6:80 a m 60 a m Ar CityofUeiico (1:65 a m 9:5 a a . t . -w a m 4:ou a m Ar New Urleama 6M p m 6M n m Ar Waalitnir. B.iO . ? ? Ar New York 12:43 p m 12:43 n m Pullman and Tourist can on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ugden and Kl Paso, ') and ourlst cars to Chloage, , , Ht Louis, New Orleans and , Washington. Connecting at San Fran Cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phllllpinss, ,'Jeutrai ' and South America. See' Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene or aoorea W. E. COMAN U P A Portland Or Gap Closed The operation of through traina b twen Hao franciaoo and Loa 4. j. KelfM, riaHurf and fc.SanU Ilarba-a, will begin on Sunday, (March 31, '1901 ....ON THE NEW.... GOASt LINE... Two Througn Trains Dally. The Coast Line LUniled leaving sach terpilnal early lu the morning enuip , pod with elrvant oaf. aad parlor oars, will make daylight tripe through the most plotureariao, vexieil aud enter taining, scenes on the cntitinsnt. Inquire of agenu of the ' Southern Pacific. TICKETS TO AND FKOM ALT, POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Duluth, Mir.nezpolis, Chicane AND POINTS EAST Thrnngh Palace and Ton-let Sleep-nt Dining aud Buffet Smeking Lilirary Ca DAILY TuAINS; FAST TIME. For Rates, Folders aad Full It,forma reganliug tickets, routes etc, call on or addiene J. W.'PHALON, t r a H. DICKSON ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND1 A. B. C. DENNiai't 'X, t;. w. P. A. 612 First Avenue, S hATTLE, Wash -Oregon Shoreline axo Union Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. &:N. Gives ItheSXholce of & DAILY TWO VIA ' THE OREGON ' SHORT LINE Salt Laka, Denver, Omaha, , Chicago and Kanaas City. Or.E THE GREAT NORTHERN Snokane Mlnneapoli:i'a St. Paul and Chicago. Ocean Bleauiers leave Portland every 0 Days for j.,, SAN FRANCISCO. Boa la leave PorllauU dally for all Wll lamelte and Columtla River Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Japan . For full Information call on nr a dress nearest O. R. & N. Ticket Agent or address. A. L. CRAIG. Gen'l Passenger Agent, 1 Tonr attentlna Is called to the 'TIONEER LIMITED' trains cf the "CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE ft ST PAUL RAILROAD. "The only perfect trains in the world." ' Yon will find it desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern States or Canada. They connee with all Transcontinental Trains snd al ticket Agents sell tickets. . For further Information, pamphleta. etc. ask any Ticket Agent 01 "- J. W. CASEY , II. 8. ROWE, Trav Pass Asent. Oe sral Agent. PORTLAND, OltEUON. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. 20. No 2 for Yaqulna Train leaves Albany .I2r V M Leaves Corvallis 1:60 P M Arrives Yaquina C:35 p M No, 1 Returning Leaves Yaipiln.. 700 A M Leaves Corvallle nao A M , Arrive. Albany 12:1b P M ffo. 8 for Detroit Leaves Alhaiiy... 1:00 PM Arrives Detroit 5.44 P.M No. 4 ium Detroit Irsave. Detroit ', ft .10 A M Arrives Albany 11.-06 A M Traina I and 4 arrive In Allen) 11 ne connect with the S 1' south Kontirt Us e, si w as giving two or three hunrs in A I hen tefo departure ol S P north bound traia. Train Ho !f connects with the o P trains a Corvallis and Alhany g vltm direct service Newport and ai'jairnt lieaclies. Train 3 lor Detroit, JlreiN nbttsh and rtlisr monntain resorts leavss Albany at 1.00 p m alter the arrival of M P. si nth honi d train from t-'nrtleud, iraihing De'mit 6H6 p m For further information apply to EDWIN STONE, alati- ffST , JTTI RN F.R AgriitAlbiny U H CKOMHK, Agsnt Corvallis.