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Newspaper Page Textr. ;,CC-1 !c PreparationrotvA s- iMKsDi4C3lion.Clieerrul- - mdlicsi-toniiiins tit'tiiier S,Morpliie iioruiicraL joun-siHVELPtraaii i.iv.i-i Remedy forConstipa- rion SourStomach.Diarrhoca Worm5.('oiivu,s'ons'1'cvc"slv nessfuidlossOFSLEEP. far Simile Signature or EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the publlo pat ronage solicited. To the Farm ers we will pay the highest market price for fat cattle, bogs and sbtep. Shop no Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Keep Constanilj on Hand a Full Supptjf of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a large' and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beet markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices thau aoy other house in Eagene J. L. PAGE EKE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. 2. BANGS, Proprietor Br. i . IW. v , ugene for Flonmoe ""fptdunday at 6am a ?,g lesvee Florence eae dally except .Sunday, at 2 ?rayB at 8 a m. iff r,! ... te'F'::::::::::r::::::::::::::::::S ' ,,S V Bangs' livery stable, e" u"r'1 Davenport's offloe A WHEELER, Expert Accountant. ho?i!u-Fairmount, Oregon. V?'"5!"1 ,rom ""ele to double entry, u :?"1:6"'" double entry, ."'ricate and involved acooun qoirie, ,d ordf n Mtemsd M ab0 prompt attention. to MUTUAL LIFE )E COMPANY ol New York "fe'";'1' Endowment and Geld Bond - nnnuitlei. '""lurniined bv d Annuitlei. Guaranteed value W- A. Y,'ANN, Eugene, Or. Hotel Eugene.. TNSE UR- p,,i . Proorleta Jt-irtly nnrit-clesa, ew m u enent tt I arda . tones fjTwi i fill A hiiiniiini; i ii aai For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havp Always Boughi Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years id a Thl CMTUH Mf.Nf ftC TOH It CITY BL'BINKHa CARDS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Edoikj, Ohioos, O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrtsman B 1 Kooeni, Obxoon. E K SKIPWOKTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euokni OlUQON. HKUHJ8 W THOMPSON pn.lS A HABDI TJIHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office In Firet National Bank Building, Practice in all the courts. Euoinr, Obboon. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. Gr 0, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOIi-AT-LAW Will nr&ctice in all tha conrta of the Strand Judicial Diatriot and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collection., and matters in probate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmunson EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneya-At-Law. ' Practice 1c all the courts. Collections a speci alty, S"Office Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS F- BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Room d. special attention given to land anu mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. jpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bant Buililimr. Special attention to surgery and surgical dla aea ot women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. WdttJiee ar.d ClocVs lUpalrcl. EcouMt, Oro li G BIDD1.E, iffice -On Olive street, .between' Flftlh aid Sith street one block west of Minneesoia hotel J-JEHBEKT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST E CO EM OhliiOK IWt equlpi.! Aivay TAbnratory In the State. Pr mpt and rellahlp return- tfuar.nUl. WLrkinc tents made on ore wu.plf of one V fifty poumU to determine the moot witablf methtxl of treatment T HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Very latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT. POLICIES Alribt J. Caaov, Gn. Agt., J. M. Wllliak Portland, ore Lvcal Agen Eoaeaa OoooOoooOooooooOOooOOooO- DOLLY AND I J AND GEORGE S o By Leslie W. Quirk 0 8 i O Copyright, by the X S. 8. MoClure Company 2 OOoooOooOOo oooo oooo oooo oc8 I am not quite sure that I did not fall in love with Uer Juat to spite t.i-orw. We were at a receptiou one evening and I Wll9 .mowing on the front veranda, when he came out for a wuiCt of nlr. Wo fell to talking of some of tho ladlos-tuat la, George talked, and I nuroed between pufTa of my cigar, rrescntly he remarked In an offhand mnnnvr: "Deucedly line girl, that Miss Dolly Mayton!" "Yes," I assented absently. After awhile he repeated his remark, and I again agreed without great en thusiasm. This seemed to inako him angry. "Confound it, man. don't you know she is the prettiest girl in there?" I tried to soothe him. "Looks mighty sweet with that pink rose In her hair, doesn't she?" 1 ventured. He snorted indignantly. "That', hex sister with the rose, you fool." Now. George lrritntou ma AiViBc via.-. w v invi pie call me a fool, and I don't mind it iu iue least, Dut George always sneers In a fashion that more than brain.. On thl. occaelon I aecmea to Irritate George. "My dear fellow." I nntn TMnnt. lngly-Oeorgo hates to be patronlzed- i uon i Deneve you really know which of the slaters is Miss Dolly, anyhow." uau my nana on his shoulder while I spoke, and now I felt him qulvoi suddenly with rage. Not minding It in the least, I went on drawllngly: "I think. On the Whnln T lrntur i. young lady as well as you. Now, I a wear Bne came to the reception with a Dink rose In hor hair Tt .ui-t. otherwise, you don't know Miss Dolly George actually choked with rage. "Not know her! Why, man, I I ex pect that girl to be my wife some day." It tOOk me a bit kv anrnrlaa T Hl not wish Dolly to marry George. There "DOLLY, HB SAYS HB IS OOIKO TO 1IABBY YOU. was nothing against him, of course. but "Am I to offer congratulations?" I asked. 'Not yet," said George sturdily. George always sticks to the truth. Now, I was foolish In my next re mark, I admit. His determination to marry Dolly had dazed me a bit I meant to make a light observation that would laugh away our little tiff, so I said, very blithely: Oh, you merely have hopes. Is that it? Well, some of the rest of us also have hopes." I swear I never minded bow it sound ed till George began to curse way down in' his throat. After that I was in no mood to explain. So It chanced that when he aBked, with fine sarcasm, If I Intended to marry Miss Dolly my self I told him flatly that I did. A fool does such things Just to be con trary. Before I could comprehend the situa tion George had me by the arm and I was half way across the room. A mo ment later Miss Dolly, without a pink rose I knew she never wore pink roBes was smiling up into my sullen face, and George was sneering at me loud enough for the girls to hear: "You see, Brown, Miss Dolly Is not the wearer of the pink rose in spite ot your declarations." Dolly glanced up quickly, and I met her eyes squarely. We had been play mates, Dolly end I, not so many years before. I remember she told me once that she liked my brown eyes; thnt they were like a horse's, dumb mirrors that revealed my every feeling. Now, as she looked at me, sbe must have seen something In those same eyes, for he smiled reussurlngly. "I did wear the rose when I came," he fibbed prettily to George, "but later gave It to my sister." George swallowed once or twice In helpless stupidity. He knew very woll he was nut telling the truth, nnd that he should choose to lie when It would disconcert him made him furious. He prew so red tint I began to rack my brain for "first aids In apopleiy." Ho turned to me, nnd I tried to smile cheerfully to relieve him. Well, that illy smile ended It nil. Ho turned to her and blurted out llko a great school boy: Virulent Cancer Cured. Htartllnir proof of a wonderful ad vance In ninllclne Is given byrtrugiilit W Roberts of Elizabeth. W V. An did man there had long suffered with vbat good dric'nrs pronounced Incur l le cancer. Thty believed his ca-e brpeleee till he ued Klectrlo Bitters mid applied Kurklen's Arlilia Halve, wh'ch treatment completely cured him. When Eb-ctrlc Hitters sreusul to expel hiilou, kidney and mlcrnt pniaoo at the sarre time this ealve ex erts Its matchless healing power, hlraid dlreaw, skin eruption, olr-r. and ,ores vanish. Bitters WW, Balv 36o at W L DeLano'i. "D.illy, he says ne , ulng to marry you!" Soivetimes I am glad I was croated a hit dull wltti d. Georf:i had rjl. and Dolly had blushed a dozrn times before I cou-prehended It all. Then the heat or tin- room stifled me. I turned about dosmiirln'lr. ran mp tlnfr.,ra .t....ni. my hair and pulled at the collar that was cuoKing me. At last I found my voice. "Miss Mayton," 1 begged, "won't you walk outside with uie, where I can explain the whole horrible bluuder?" She looked up at me half shyly, half amrrltv. for h full b.o,ui.! i i,n.i oimw despaired of gaining an audience, when e unu wituoui a tremor of em- uarrassment took my arm. uicK," sue sum kindly, "we wero cnums together a few years ago. 1 know you are able to explain this mat ter." But I couldn't. A dozen times I be gan nnd .topped. At la, shame voiced and halting. I made a last stnrt. "Polly." I said, all unconscious of uow i auoressea tier "Dolly, you you know it was a mistake." I stopped short. "A mistake about your saying that?" questioned Dolly. "No-o," I said alowly "that is, you I well" And I floundered hopelessly. "Yon didn't mean It?" persisted Dol ly. She waa shivering with the cool night air. "But I did," I said quickly. It ought to have been n nnhla lln l. Dn...i -. duujcuuw there wns no sacriflce. I should have given my lire Just then to have said it truthfully. "Dick." she said after n long silence, "It Is very dark here under the trees." "Yes; It Is," I said gloomily. "And very cold." "Yes." "I don't believe they could see us from the house," she went on. "George Is the only one who would care to," I said, my heart burning with sullen rage. "I I don't believe even he Is look ing." "Maybe not," I remarked, turning to wnrd her. "Dick," sho pouted, "you are a fool ish old dear. Can't you see" The moonlight drifted through a rift in the trees overhead, and n ray fell upon her face. It met two pursed lips and lingered there till n great fool in his moment of wisdom blotted It out. Then I plucked n pink rose, and after she had twined It In her linlr wo went in to seek George poor chap! Their Relntlonihlp. "There are sonic queer couples In the world." remarked a real cstutc agent recently. "The other day a man nnd woman called to sec me about renting a house. The woman did all the talk ing nnd turned to the mini for conlir mation or corroboration. lie always agreed with her and did It very meek ly. "'Well,' said the woman, 'I'll give you ?'J5 for the house. Won't we, John?' "John Yes. " 'And I'll pay my rent promptly too. Won't we, John?' " 'Yes.' " 'Aud I'll take good euro of tho house. Won't we, John?' " 'Yes.' "'And I'll take It for three years. Won't we, Johu?' " 'Yes.' " 'Itut,' I inquired, as Is usual in such cases, 'are you man and wife?' " 'Man and wife!' exclaimed the wo man sharply. 'Indeed we are not. Aro we, John?' " 'No, my dear.' "'What?' said I. 'Not man and wife?' " 'Not much!' sho retorted. 'I'd have you know, too, that in this family wo are wife and man. That's so, isn't it, John?' "And John meekly agreed." Boston Advertiser. A Lesson to the Inqnlaltlve. A train was Just starting out from King's Cross when a shirt sleeved man came rushing down the platform shout ing: "Smith! Smith!" A man in one of the last carriages, which was a corridor one, heard the shout nnd, being naturally curious, put his bead out of the window. As he did so the man running along the platform reached him and struck him a bard blow in the face.' By the tlmo he bad recovered from his surprise the train waa outside the station, so he at once summoned the car attendant. "What kind of on outrage Is this?" he demanded of the attendant. "Here am I, an innocent passenger, silting in this carriage Just as the train pulls out ofv the station. Suddenly some man runs down the platform shrieking: 'Smith! Smith!' I look out of the win dow, and ho reaches up and almost knocks my head off. Now, I want to" "Pardon iue," interrupted the attend ant. "Is your name Smith?" ''No, It Isn't, and that is Just what makes" "Well, then, sir, what did you look out of the window for? There wasn't anybody culling you, wua there?" London Chronicle. Caose ut Ilia TrnnMrs. A youth with un open. Ingenuous countenance rose In a Chrlstlun En deavor convention the other evening and made the following speech: "Dear friends, large ships that look sound and good and and seaworth are sometimes found to be almos nil nod a I most, yes a I most ruined by by shlpworms. They honeycoinl the heavy timbers nnd-nnd although the ship looks lis If it might do great tilings for hi masters it cannot. It It linB shipworms. "Dear friends. It Is Just so with some Christians. Out ;vardly a Christian may look like n fair ship. Dear friends, I feel that often I am like the ship and that I that I-too-hnvo shipworms." -New York Tiroes. Hop Posts Wanted, Fifteen hundred cedar hop posts to -quart 8 Inches at lame end, and 14 feet long. To be dellvi red nn bank of river at Jundklne' Point, 2 nilhs above Eugene anytime this summer or fall. Address, W R Wai.kkr, Kugei e, Or, OAM'X'On.IA, boar, tit , a limit '.I i jU hm lar-rt 83J)P CLASSIFIED COLUMN Notices under this head not to uoeed five Inea, 60 oents per week; tl 60 a month 112 per year. For Sale. COW FOK BALfi.-Good milk cow for sale. Inquire at 149 Madison st. rOH HALE OH TKADE. A Walter A Woods biudrr for f JU.Ot). A bar Kulu. Bee E M Warreu at Coburg, Oregon, Foit HALE. A laoTea1 Kauibier Olcy. ola that has been ridden Bye or six tlmt. Cheap. Enquire at Uoo Hall A Bon's store. tOK HALE OK KENT. A 11 uo reel denoe for sale or rent at a bargain. Inquire of Willamette. Valley Land Co. or of Mr. Healop on tbeooruer of Fifth and Lawrence treats. FOB BALE OK TRADE.-I47 acres on the Military road 26 miles from Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the Willamette river. 70 acres bottom laud; 12 acres cL-arj the reel bill with mime timber. There la a good uouee witn rout rooms, smoke bouse and barn. I wi.l il or trade at a bargain. Call ou me at Mrs h E Gardner's ou ' Finn street between JeQerson aud Madison, or address T r ooooa Eugene. Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. iqulre of 8 M uougias, Eugene. WAN 1 ED. Shipping clerk. Must aiiow now to grade lumber aud fill billc Paolflo Timber Co, Cottage urove, uregon. W ANTED. Beverat persona of ohar- aotor and good reputation in each state (one in this represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse oi solid financial standing, tjalary $18.00 "OTniy wiiu expeusea auitiunal, all payable In oash each Wednesday dlreot from head ottloea. Home and carriage furnished, when necessary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton Building, Chioago. Lost and Found. LOdT. On road from Eugene to Mo- Keuzle Bridge a , pair of No 3 ladles' new shoes. Finder please leave at Uuakd office. FOUND. A physician's fever ther mometer and oae. Owner may have same by calling at Guard offloe and paying for this notloe. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had consump tion," writes Mrs A M Bhlelds, of Chamberaburg, Pa, "I was so low after six mouth, ot Bevere sloknesB caused by bay fever and asthma that few thought I oould get well, but I learned of the marvelous merit of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, used it and was completey cured." For desperate throat ahd lung disease. It la the eafeBt oure In the world and 1. In fallible for cough, colds and bronchial aBeottons. Guaranteed bottle. 60o and rial butlee free at W L DeLano'g Bean tin ) llie hind You Han Aivms Bo Signal, re Dissolution of Partnership. The firm of Hulery A Russell Is this day dissolved by mutual ooneent, John Hulery retiring and W E Russell con tinuing the business. Mr Russell will pay and co lect all bills ol the Arm. Dated this 14th or July, 1002. John Hulery, WE Rubskll. O . . Bears the ,J aW YnU Han lw; 'i 3l'lrt THE LATEST IN BERRIES. OrriVr while they lut. The LOGANBERRY a hybiUl bolw n Ui tame blackburry and red mttjrtKTj j. Fruit Terr larg deep redd;h ma oonrolor, rich flaror, uo corn, MAMMw'HI HI.ACKUKI'.RY, hybrid between wild black borry and iog-tUberry. Fruit Tery larae tan meltLiiK. tUroui; flaVTOr ol wild buck borry, Caiieoiboth are iirong, vlgoroui and Tery pro line A dozen planla ol either Ttrleiy bear enough foi a U'tio laimly. Kent expreinaire preptid, on reci-ipi ol tl Mi perdozeu. Mention Uilipnwr. NOVELTV KKUIT CO. WtUon Tllle, bnuia Vrot Uo, Cttlllornia. Filthy Temples in India. Baered cow. often d.flle Indian tem ples, but worse yet Is a body that's polluted by oonsllpa'lon. Don't per mit it. Cleanse your synttin with Dr slug's New Life Pill, anil avoid un told uiii-ory, They give lively liver., aetlvo bcweis, irood digestion. One ap petite. Only 26o ut W L DeLulio'e drug s'liro. f C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... liiani nnd IriMirftncc. Dealer In lUrreatlng Machinery. Imple ment. Alfto hare itoratre room ttrcMonible rate. T omoe MC Willamette at The Hoffman W. 0. 2EIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER, 50c , Eugene, Oregon HO! FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. Recognizing the advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other ae side resort. In the northwest, aud to maae it possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation bv th co-an waves, the Southern PaoiQo t ouipatiy in otuiueetlon with the Cor. tun Eastern Railroad, will place on aie, envoi I ve June 15th, round-trlp tlckeis from ail points in Oregon on the Southern Paeltlo to Newport, good for return until October 10th, at speci ally reduced rates. For full In ioi illation lease inquire of your local agent, W F Coman, General fasseuger Agent. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a li.n. ,- ion . A land 2J miles southwest of Eugene; about 46 acies oi same cleared: plenty of water. Also 41 acras 3 miles west of Em.. .nri r. t'ltl" to the corporate limits on the west. Abo iu acres oi nice bottom land 8J miles north of Kugene on river road. I also offer for aals some desirable build ing lots at residence, l'earl and Sixth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do well to see me. David Chibbi, Kugene, Oregon. City Property for Sale liiNDiiicis' Addition to Edokni To Ihoae desiring lo purchase city lots, I have laid out an addition on the souih side of the oiti aud north of College Hill Park. I have 120 lota in this addition, and am selling them very low so as to enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of these lots is Iroin 50 np. Ems Btkwabt Addition to Euueni I have some very deeirrable lots in this addition, In the very heart of the oily and within a lew blooka of Willamette atreet. 4 WunuKiu's Addition to Edoink I K... . ( IaI. 1.. .1.1- -J.liii. 1.1 ! - - .u mi. nuuiouaiiuajii two blooka of the First Natioual Bank Comm. Hill Pabx , I have 100 lot. in this addition. The ' - " omul i win nuvanoe the price eoon. We expect College Hill Park to beoooie the most desirable resi dence pronertv in or near the HxNDnioaV Addition to Collkok 1 Tl uiu, 17 ana .. ,u .v iuib ior saie oueap in tnis addition; also 40 or SO sores of very choioe t,l t i .. , ...nr. .uu. x it, uu iuih uiace ijou yonnff vmnAlNM. nhnn llll I.... . uv.i. w Ainr.iu.i. jiear trees, and 200 black walnut trees, also apples, plums and small units. This plaoe has a good farm bouse, barn and out-houses, and is a most beautiful suburban piece of prop- - " an iuo uooilBl Illll iarm, and there is no plaoe in ihe state more beautifully nnd pleasantly situated. I am not in real estate businesa as a bul ness we sell our own lands only. I emolov nn .Oanl. Ann -..t.t f . uu. uunniug .u puroaaee any of this property will find me at the f irst National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prioes. I minht ex change some of this property for good timber land. Come and seo ma, New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker & Co have ulatted the R F Boott laud coubUUuii of 82 lota situ. ate two blooka south ol the Patterson sohool building. These are desirable lota and are for sale at reasonable prices. For further Information oall on R F Bakbb, Offloe at No 6 West Ninth street. SOUTH AND EAS'l VIA. Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kugene for Portland and war atatlons at 8;00a m; 1:42 pm. J lortland win a m tttp n Iv Eugene 2K. p in XlM a m At AsbUnd . 12:H0 a m 12.-08 a m At Baoramento 6:00 p m 4S.m Ar San Kranolsoo 7.-4B p m 8:16 a m At Ogden B:46 a - U:4n a m . ul a a m v;uu a m Ar Kansas City 735 a m 7;Stb a m -.r vuieago 7i4S a m t80 a m Ar Los Angelas 1:20 pm 7O0 a m ' ill i-aso g) d m 90 n in Ar Fort Worth 6:30 am 6:30 a m A- (IUnl 7. Ar lllUMtnn .'I.I .. n. . .1 -1 Ar New Urleams 6i25 p in eifi d m Ar Washington 6:42 a m 0:42 a m Ar New York 124H p m 12:43 d m Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars Hacr-v mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and ourist cars to Chicag, Ht Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ban Fraav ciaoo with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipinee, ,'JenlraI and Booth Amerioa. 8m Mr I, O Adair, agent at Eugene ui auuree W. E. COMAN U P A Portland Or Gap Closed The operation of through trains twe-i. San Pruncisoo and Ixis An grbs, via Burl and Bauta Barbara, will Uxin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througu Trains Daily. The ' 'met Line LlioUed Lavin', i-a- h trn. 1nal eatly (a Uie luiaiiiig -iiip. i-. lb elevant eafe an I pari .r oars, iu;.V daylinht trii UiroiiKh ihe in-... l iclnreafpie, varictl and enter Loiiinc, (Hneeon the onntiuent Iit'iuiroof agents of the Southern Pacific. TICKETS TOANl FK01l ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLIME TO St- Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicgj AND POINTS EAST Thmngh Palace ami 'tWIst Sleeiicra Dining aud bullet Siuokinn Library t a DAILY TiiAINS; EAST TIME. For Kates, Folders and Full Informa regarvling ticketa, routes etc, call on or addiess J. W. PHALON, t T a H. DICKSON, i t a 122 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND A. B. C. DENNIS! ON', a. w, P. A. 6 12 First Avenue, S BATTLE, Wash Oregon Shotline UMiWi Pacific AHQ TSe east The O. R. N. Give the Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO , - ONE THE GREAT NCRThERN M. ' TO Stokane Mlnneapol s St. Paul and Chicago.: Salt Lake, Denver! Omaha Chioago and Kanaas City. Ooean Bteamers leave Portland every 6 Day. for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lametteand Coluuit la River Points. Monthly Bteamers to China and Ja) an For full information call drese nearest O. R. A. N Tintmi a.. or addreaa, A. L. CRAirj. C'i n'l Passenger Agent -ii. r Tonr attention la nailed to the "PIONEKB LIMITED" tralnsrf the"CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE A 8T PAUL ItAILIIOAD. "The only perfect trains In the world," ' Yon will And It desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern B tales or Canada. They cnuneo with all Transcontinental Trains and al ticket Agents sell tickets. ' For further inforniatico, pamphlets, etc, ask any llrket Agent or J. W. CABEY H. B. HOWE, Trav Pass Agent. Ce eral Agent, PORTLAND. OliEUON. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. 20. : Nc, 2 for Yaiilna Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M Uav Corvalll. l;no p M Arrive. V vin'oe B M P Kr No. 1 Itetiimh-- Leaves Yeo,uin. 7KV) A M l-envse C'orvnlll n:R0 A M Arritos Altai ly.lh P M fJo 8 for Detroit Ieaves Albany 1:(V p j( Arrive. Detroit 5;,J p if No, 4 'mm Detroit leaves Detroit 6 30 A Itf Arrivps Albany H.,6 a M Tralni. 1 and 4 arrive In Ailsi v In . m. 0..1llieot alih ihert I'.nnth loi rH tiS'n i. w as givlnk .,r tnrre hours In AlUn ' I tfo leparliire ol B P north Ixmnd train. Train No 2 roimect. alth the B P trelm Onrvallis and Alliany giving direct service I Newport ami ail ja. ent heaclien. Train .1 for lle-rnlt. ilrel'.nlitish aril . ther mountain rrsris leaves Albany at 1 .IK) p m after the arrl.alnfS. P. south Ixnied iraia frorn f'ort'snil, rea hing De-rolt at fiHfi p ia For furtl.tr information apply to ' EDWIN STONE, Manager .TT T-r ItVRR AgmtAlluiny II II I'llllMBE. Agent Corralli.. F4 A-