"iXl-oilaUerrcparalionrorAs-
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! .sDi'cslion.CheerriiJ-
in,"ii Contains neiltier
.Km .lorplune nor Mineral.
yor'ARCOTIC
Pmfht Hit
imfal Hcmedy forConslipa
rion. Sour Sloniach.Diarrlioca
(Vorms,('onvulsions.Feverislb
ntssandLosSOFSlEKR
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CElfTRAIi
PROPRIETORS
A fair share ol the pabllo put
ronaiie solicited. To the Farm
en we will pay the highest
uiarBet price for (l cattle, hogs
and shtep. Hhop on Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply ol
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
les
Having a large' and
complete itock of
Staple and fancy
Groceries, bought in
the beat markets, I
can offer the pnblio
better CASH Price!
toau any other houae
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EHE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
BANGS, Proprietor
&eUT8 Wtroa U. a -ma
Dniv.iT.y ""("ne ror jjiorenoe
Sunday at 6 am
'cfi f,taKe Ieaves Florenot
P, " daily el,Pt Sundays at 2
ysat8 am.
WlTHa In .
Mowing. gene ai b p m the day
Ma trip
..IS
for 14V
- . uHb .1.1:1 aiauiv,
Hard Davenuort'a offlM
St D.r. 1 I ...V..
A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
'"ooa-Jfalrmount, Oregon.
,rom "M" " double entry.
:Hi2f"'' double entry.
luculj aau involved acooun
K ... orotrs amireued as abore
prompt attention.
to MUTUAL LIFE.
IE COMPANY
I Nw York
"nSS"'' Endowm"' ""I Gold Bond
A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
Mi Eugene..
TNSfSAR Proprlete
Mctly first-claas,
bw hp wnsiant.
Kit.
tor
FiMRTnnu
For Infa its and Children.
The Kind You Havp
Always Bought
Bears the .
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Use
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BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW,
J M
WILLIAMS.
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Dffioe Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Office Over First National Bank.
Euoehe, Obibon,
a woodcock.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Offioe One half block aonth of Chrlaman B
EnoiHi, Oriooh.
8KIPW0KTH.
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
EuOKNE OltlOOH.
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HXLHUS W THOMPSON
OUAB A HABOI
fJlHOMPSON 4 HAEDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
rat National Bank B
U the courts.
EooiNf, Obeoon.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office -Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
G
BO, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will nractloe in all the court of the HtwnnH
fuuiciuuMuiciutu in me oupreme uonr
oi me state.
special attention Riven to coilectioni uu
matten inprobate.
Office J?irat National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1. 2 and 3.
John of. Edmunsou Leon E, Edmunson
EDMtJNSON & EDMTJNSON.
ttorneys-At Law.
Practice ic all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. a"Oriice Oyer Loan & Savinga Bank,
EUGENE, OEEGON.
OTJIS K. BEAN
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW.
Office In Loan & Saving bank building, Eoom
3. Special attention 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 dis
eaaesof women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Eton's, Obioov
IRQBIDDI.E,
DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, betweon' Fiftih aid
Sith street one tdock weet or Minnessota
hotel
J-JKlibEUT LEIGU
A33AYCR AND METALLURGIST
Euorai s Oaiooir
Best equipped Away Ihnratory In the State.
Prrmpt and reliable return- iruraDUei.
Working tents ma.le on ore samples of one U
6ft y ponnrls to determine the most suitable
fLethod of treatment.
T
HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very Latest
LIFE AND ACCIDEN T;P0LICIE8.
Albibt J. Casoir, Gen. Agt
J, M. William Portland. Ort
Looai Ara Eusaat
YW
iCorsey's
Initiation
By HENRY WINTHROP
Coryneht, not. by uu
S. i. Jrdure Ctomuanu
'Here yare, gcnt , j
Piece! The art of the world, geml"
men. for 10 ,m. apie. Genuine pk
tires by the most famous French runs
Uts for the small eum of one dime 10
ceu s Stop rlBht up now boforo the
limited supply is exhausted "
I'rlscllla Garduer, drivtnK down Tre-
.Xt,Tei't 'I' Prtv' """t
poked her umbrella throuth the trap
i t the roof. "James." she culled, "drive
towly past that man who Is selling
Photographs. Drive as slowly as you
can, and drive close to the crowd."
lu a nioniont' t.A i .
..i .... uuusom naa wheel
ed anU was retracing It route past the
.it. wnere a muscular look
mg young fellow was handing out un
n.oumcd photographs as rapidly as he
could make pin... ,.o ..,...
. -e' "..on uuruuer lean
ed on the anron nf .h k .
uuiiBuiu ana
eagerly scrutinized the face as the cab
j ....as.-.., out tuere was no inter
ruption lu the patter that helped dis
pose of bis wares.
Here you Hro " h mti - . .
: o ue passed
oi or a photograph and pocketed a ten
cent piece: -nini.. .
- , a uime, ana
cheap at the price. No extra char.
ror onuses or Psyches; one dime, 10
cents, step up. gentlemen, and take
your pick."
The cab had oasBed linf nr i.oi
now. and Mlso rjnr,i.., ... . .
. ....v. dune, uuck on
uer cushions. There was a vexed ex
pression on her pretty face as she mur
mured. "HOW COM .
silly!" i.mbo
That evening nt i r.-i..
o . uunm, horsey,
mmaculatc in evening dress, presented
himself at the r.nr,i.,., .,..
where he was rvoiv,i r.i...,
and her father. th nn i..
-"j". wvut. Aiuen
Gardner. The girl's eyes were danc
ing as she gave him her hand, but her
viuuu eveiiinir ' wno tn un a
of voices. Perhaps she was in n
the Honorable John. Gerald stood
rather lu awe of th rmii....,.,
self. """u u'm-
The latter wna mnm nnii.A .1
- ri; tuuu fur-
Ulal. I am vorv enrm 1
tant business engagement prevents my
.wiJK one 01 me opera party tonight,
but my sister. Miss f:nrl.wr -ni
good care of Priscilla, and I will prob-
iiu.j urop in mter and see you all safe-
Gerald wondnrorl n nhnf 1
... ,ltlfc t,njuuiLjr
he was going, since Sliss Gardner was
considered so woefully In need of a
protector.
Half an hour later th nnrrinn.. ,.
rlnge drew up before the opera house
"TO BB PEnPEOTI,T PRANK WITH YOO, 1
MiUpEU THE HONEY." .
It had been a most uncomfortnlilo Ma
for Corsoy. Tho older Miss Gardner
had a bad cold and was afraid to talk.
Priscilla was In n tnn
so superior and dignified, with a new
toucu or couuescenslon lu her voice.
Could she have heard anything? A
hot flush rose to the man's forehead.
And what was she humming uow
"Oh, What a Difference In the Morn
ing?" Decidedly she had beard. He
could not see how her eyes were still
dnnclnrr. and he tenned hack In hia
corner savage and miserable.
At the onern the ladles. Ilko Imp Una.
tonians. devntfHl themnplvpfl ntrfptlv tn
the performance. Gerald tried to fol
low their example, but bis eyes wan
dered back to the study of Prlscllln's
pure, clear cut profile. She was radi
antly beautiful tonight, with yet that
new touch of superiority that seemed
to place ber far beyond his reach. Why
bad he ever dreamed that she was dif
ferent from most girls and cared noth
ing for mere nnnenrnncoR? He had
been mistaken she, too, set up money
ror a goo.
Prlscilla's half laughing, half ironic
al, sallies died away under the Influ
ence of his moodiness. It was a relief
to them both when Mr. Gardner ap
peared on the sceuc. He insisted on
Corsey's going home to snpper with
them.
At the table the two men talked llnr-
vnr.1 PHcnllln lletnnn.l rtnl.tlt- Aa
she noted bow Rtrnnr?e and pnnKtrnlnp.1 I
Corsey's manner was she came to a
suu.ien uotnrmiiiaiion. ine conversa
tion had drifteil tn the RiiMopt nf rlnh
Initiations, when she broke In eagerly.
"1 ilium, sue biiKI, "that I saw a
novitiate undergoing his ordeal this
morning. There was a man selling
photographs on Tremont street In
front of the I'nmmon, and he didn't
look a bit like the ordinary street ped
dler." Corse v r -il at her in amazement.
So this v i- what she had thought!
Saved Ffom Awful Fate.
"Everybody said I bad consump
tion," writes Mrs A M Shields, of
Cliamhersborg, Pa, "I was so low after
"li months of severe sickness caused
hy hay fever and asthma I bat few
thought I onuld get well, but I learned
of tbe marvelous merit of Dr KlnV
NVw Discovery for consumption, used
It and was cnmpletey cored." For
dcnixTHte throat slid lung dlsea It is
lbs safest cure In tbe world and Is In
fallible for cough, oolds and bronchial
affections. Guaranteed bottle 60c and
labutllef free at W L DeLaoo'i
' . M
But what v.vu!d she think whed she
Knew the troth? His voice was very
Brave us ne sai.t, "So you saw me!"
"Yes. and 1 have begun to think that
you did not like my seeing you."
t'orsey flushed slightly. The Honor
able John was looking Interested.
"What society did you Join, Mr. Cor
ey V"
The younger man squared bis shoul
ders. -To be perfectly frank with you,
it was not an initiation; it was Just
that 1 needed the money."
Priscilla gave a little exclamation
and siared down at tho bunch of vio
lets that ho had sent her that after
noon. They must have cost-oh, so
much! And he had needed tho money!
Tho look thut she turned on Corsey
was different from any that Bhe had
vouchsafed him that evening. Per
haps It gave him courage to face the
Honorable John.
"You did not give mo to understand
that you were trying to work your way
through college when when we had
our little talk," Mr. Gardner said
coldly.
The flush on Corsey's cheek deepened.
"When 1 induced dad." ho said, "to
let mo come to Harvard, whero ho bad
graduated, instead of going to some
western college, he objected because he
ojua ne couiun't keep an eye ou me.
In the end he withdrew his objection
on my promising that during tho four
years I would neither borrow money
nor get anything on credit. You see,
his college chum committed suicide lu
his senior year because his father had
failed In busiuess and be could not pay
back large sums of money he had bor
rowed. "Having made the promise, I was
bound to live up to it. My remittance,
which was due tho day before yester
day, did not come. When you so kind-
ly invited mo to loltl vnnr nniv ...la
evening, I telegraphed for money and
was nouuea that all the wires were
aown m that section of t!i mnnirr t
simply had to have the money, and to
rebon to a pawnsnop would havo seem
ed like evading mv Dromlse.
"A cousin of mine who is traveling
iu r.urope naa just sent mo 100 photo
graphs of tho sort popularly thought
to bo most In demand in a student's
room. I kept twenty-live or thirty of
the best and sold out tho rest at 10
cents apiece. I made $12.00. and that
Is why Miss Priscilla had her violets
as usual. I might have passed it off as
an initiation, but I don't want to Bail
under false colors."
He ended almost defiantly and was
surprised when tho Honorable John
reached across tho table and shook
hlin heartily by tho hand.
"Well, done, my boy!" ho cried. "I
wish I had a son like you."
And Priscilla why, Prlscilla's eyes
were shining with what looked suspi
ciously like tears.
When she had said "good night" and
Corsey had held her baud for one long,
delicious moment, the two men sat
smoking quietly lu tho firelight Tho
Honorable John at length broke tho si
lence. "Some time ago, Mr. Corsey," he
said, "you asked my daughter's hand
in marriage, and I said I must havo
time to think it over. I must ennresa )
that I did not see tho matter in a very
favorable light at first, but toulght I
have changed my mind. You can havo
Priscilla that is. if aim will iim-o
And Corsey knew that ho had passed
nis initiation.
Brave Manxmen.
une arternoon in October, 18S9. a
Norwegian ship in a fearful tempest
was drifting upon Contrary head, on
me west coast of the Isle of Man. a
perilous place for ships. All Peel was
down at the beach watching her. The
lifeboat was got out, nnd there were
so many volunteers that the harbor
master bad no difficulty in selecting a
crew.
The Norwegian had Inst- hop mDrf.
and the spars were floating around so
mat sue was dangerous to approach,
dui me urcooat reached her.
"How many of you?" cried the cocks-
swain to the Norwegian captain.
"Twcntv-two."
The cockswain counted them as they
nung on the ship's side and said:
'I only see twentv-nnn. W n mnn
shall leave the ship until you bring the
ouu one on oeck."
Tho odd one, a disabled man, had
been left below to his fate. He was
brought up, and all were taken aboard
the lifeboat end safely landed on the
beach. The Norwegian government
Btruck medals for the lifeboat men and
Sent tbem to the governor of tho is
land for distribution.
The English and French Oration.
With us henrinrr orallnna in n cm-lnna
dreary business; to the Frenchman It is
uu srusuc pieusure ana a nouuay func
tion, even thOUCh ft he fit tho frrnvnal.ln
or in the throes of a revolution. Fine
language, whether in a speech or book,
he welcomes as an n'sthptie lnvnrv .ml
emotional stimulant, the fineness being
of course proportioned to bis degree of
cultivation, for academicians have been
found to own that some phrases, highly
effective in their day, are only vulgar
fUBtian. He views the eloquence of the
rostrum much as we do that of the
stage as a professional art, whereof he
inn nhnrn nnrl pnlhiiHlnRtln erirlp. Truth
cold veracity, naked fact, prosaic rea
son, are not wnat ne sccks, out inspir
ing themes clothed in grand words.
London Academy.
Aectutomed to nelnir Waylaid.
There was a Bavarian prince who
was to entirely accustomed to being
continually waylaid and followed about
by bis admirers that once, on cominc
out of the Fraueuklrche (Church o(
Our Lady), feeling himself held back
by tbe cloak, be turned abruptly round
and angrily exclaimed, "This Is really
not the place!" before he saw, to his re
lief, that it was only his cloak which
had hitched In paf-dng on a nail.
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar bop pot
to square 8 Inches at large end, and 14
feel long. To be delivered on bank of
river at Jnndklns' Point, 2 nillt-s above
Eugene anytime this aummer or fall.
Address,
W R VVAI.KKR.
Eogei.e, Or.
O Ja. 'X - II X .A.
fMn jjj, tl,H had Tw Haw Haiti Boofctt
tdffiea
CLASSIFIED G0LUM1,
Notices under this head not to exoeed gye
tnea, 60 oenu per week) II 60 a monthi lis
per year, '
For Sale.
tOW FOil BALfi.-Good milk oow
f"f "'. Inquire at H9 iiadiaon st.
KOK SALE OK TKADK.-A Walter
A W.KHla bluder tor $A.00. A bar
Klu. Bee K M Warren at Coburg,
Ort-goo.
FOll SALE A ladles' liaui'bler bicy.
cle that has been ridden Ave or six
times, cheap. Enquire at Ueo Ball
A Bon's store.
rOHSALEOKKENT.-A Hue resi
dence for sale or rent at a bargain.
Inquire of Willamette. Valley Land
Co. or of Mrs Heslop on the corner of
Fitlh and Lawrence streets.
FOR BALE OH TRADE. 147 anm.
on the Military road 38 miles from
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the
Willamette river. 70 acres bottom
land; 12 aorea cl.'ar; the rest bill
with some timber, 'there is a good
bouse wltb four rooms, smoke bouse
and barn. I will sell or trade at a
bargain. Call on me at Mrs H E
Uardner'a ou First street between
Jefferson and Madison, or address T
FUooob. Eugene, Oregon.
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. Iqulre of 8 M
uouiiias, Eugene.
WAMED. Shipping clerk. Mast
kuow how to grade lumber and 011
b.llc Paolflo Timber Co, Cottage
urove, uregon.
W ANTED. Several Demons of obar
aoter and good reputation- lu each
state (one In this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy buaiueaa bouse oi solid
HiianoiBl standing. Salary $18.00
weekly wltb expenses aditlonal, all
payable iu cash eaoh Wednesday
dlreol from head offices. Horse and
oarriage furnished, when necessary.
References, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, S06 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
Lost and Found.
LOST. On road from Eugene to Mo
Keuzle Bridge a , pair of No 8 ladles'
new shoes. Finder please leave at
Uuahd office.
FOUND. A physiolau's fever ther
mometer and oare. Owner may bave
same by calling at Guard office and
paying for this notice.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTED. To baul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber (Jo, Collage Grove, Oregon.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The firm of Bulery A Russell la this
day dissolved by mutual oonsent, John
Hulery retlr.ng and W E Russell con
tinuing the business. Mr liussell will
pay and oo lect all bills ol the Arm.
Dated tblg 14th of July, 1902.
John Hulery,
W E R08SKI.L.
O.A.JF..
Bears the
Bignatu
i The Kind You Have Alwajs Bontf)
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
viu" wiiiie .ne; tut. ino wj u ah a tnn i
a hybrid biwjen ib tame blackberry and red
rR)rrt W sTnllt mar- lason A..w
ma oon color, rloh Baror, no core. MAMMulU
HLAthHriKKY. hybrid between wild blaok
berry and logmberry. Fruit Terr large ana
melting. Biroug flaror of wild blackberry.
Cane of both are irooK, Tleoroniand ren Dro-
llflo. A doien plaDU of either yarlety bear
tw large miu 1 1 j. oem expreaiage
prepHld, on receipt of $!.fi0 perdosoo, Meutlun
this paiMjr. NUVKLTV KBUIT CO, Wataon-
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Rtartllno' nrnnf nf a vnnHsrfnl .H.
vance in mrdiolne la given by druggist
U W Roberts of Kllzalwth W V. An
old man there bad long suffered wltb
what irood doctors nrnnnnnnnn Innnr.
able cancer. They believed bis one
hopeless till he used Electrlo Bitters
and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which treatment completely cured
hi in. When Eleotrlo JUItten are used
to expel bilious, kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve ex
erls its matchless heallnsr imwpr. hln.,H
diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers and
snres vanish. Bitters 50o, Halve 26oat
W L DeLano's.
New Addition to Eugene.
R F Raker & Co bave ulalted the R
F Scott land consl-llng at 82 lots situ
ate two blocks south of tbe Patterson
sobool building. These are desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable price.
For further Information call on
R F Bakbr,
Office at No 0 West Ninth street.
I -.HL A. A. .
Jan k'k , ' " '..intl Vjm Han Almp i
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
rana and Initfiraiice. Dealer In
Jlrirritlii(t Machluery. Jmple
mmu. Alnohare VoraK room
tn aaonhbie ratea.
OAloe 606 WlUamett St
The Hoffman
W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, . . Oreion
HU! FOR .NEWPORT.
Oregon s Favorite Seaside Ref
sort.
Reeognlilng the advantage ol New
port as a summer reeort over other sea
side resorts lu ibe northwest, audio
make It possible for all who desire to
do so to spend their vacation by the
ocean waves, (he Southern Paolflo
Company Inoouueotlou wltb tbe Cor.
vallls and Eastern Railroad, will place
on sale, efteollve June 16th, round-trip
tlckeis from all point- lu Orrgon on
tbe Southern Paolllo to Newport, good
for return until October 10th, at speci
ally reduced rates.
For full Intormatlon please Inquire
of your loual agent.
W F COMAN,
General Passenger Ageut.
Cilj and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a Inw nln I'vi -i
land 2J miles southwest of Eugenej about 4
n oi same cleared; plenty of water. Alao
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 5 acres
close to the corporate limits on the west. Also
m acres oi moe bottom land SJ miles north of
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for sale some desirable build
ing lots at residence. Pearl and Siith streets.
Anyone dsiring such property will do weU to
see me.
David Chihht.
Eugene, Oregon.
City Property for Sale
Hknsbiois' Addition to Ecouik
To I hose deeirlug lo purchase elty lots, I
have laid out so addition ou the Booth side
of the oitf and north of College Hill Park.
I have 120 lots 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 Ironj fdO up.
Euab Stswabt Addition to Edosni
I have some very desirrable lots in this
addition, in the very hour! of the oily and
within a few blocks of Willamette Btruet,
WarriAxxB'B Addition to Ecqxnb
I have a lew lota in this addition within
two blooks of the First National Bank.
College Hill Paux
I have 100 lots lu this addition. The
price now is 50 each. W will advanoe
the price soon. We1 expect College Hill
Park to ben.imA the tnnut -; - i . i ' .
- - u,Minun resi
dence property In or near the oity.
niNSBIOKa' ADDITION TO CoLLKOE
Hill Pabjc
We have 70 lots fot sale oheap In this
addition; also 40 or SO sorns of very choioe
fruit land. 1 have ou thin nlaoe Iuuo .n...
nrnne trflfln. nlmnt Aim ...... i.... n
... svw .to., pen. irues,
and 200 blaok walnut trtes, also apples,
r..u.. iu.ii nuii. ao is piaoe has a
nnnr, f. m. .......... 1 . ...
p i " miu uui-uuuwwp ana
uiusi oeautiiui suburban piece of prop
erty. It is known as the Locust Hill farm,
and there is no place in tbe 8 tiki A tiinrn
beautifully and pleasantly lituatod.
I am not In real aHtntAt.niii.Da
u.UUs-a an uu4-
ucb we acu onr own lands only, 1 employ
no acaiita. Ant nna0Bisinn.. f
j vMuauiuHiu IU(UUaHfJ
any ol this property will find me at tba
hi rait Nnrinnol t)..l. T m i .
u. x wiu 09 pieasea to
now propany ana sire prices. I mUht ex
oh an u a Hnm nf this -au..n.M i
Btauexua iiuu. VU1UO UUU BOO Hit).
Filthy Temples in India.
Sacred cows often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet Is a body that's
Ib.ll.ltuH K.. A..nu. 1 .. . rv I.
r'""1 "j u..ubiiiji iuu, aiou v per
mit It. Cleanse your system wltb Dr.
ting's New Life Pills and avoid un
told misery. They give lively livers,
aotlve bowels, good digestion, flue ap
petite. Only 26o at W L DeLano's
drug store.
SOUTH AND EAST
VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trams leave Kugene for Portland and wav
stations at 8;Ula m; 1.42 p m. T " "
ly I'urtlmnri .
t M a m t8:80Jp n
2.)8 p m m
lv upene
At Aahland
Ar Bacramento
Ar San Franoisoo
12:!KI i
a m 12m a ui
6.-00 p m
4:25 a w
8:10 a m
so p m
Orrlan
6:45 a or
KI0 a m
73 a m
7r46 a m
U .-4R a ra
S .-OO a
76 a m
9 M a oa
Denver
City
Chioago
Ar Los Angeles
Ar HI Paso
1:20 p m
6KKI p m
6i30 a m
S:M a m
4:00 a in
8:29 p m
8:42 a m
12:48 p m
7:00 a m
Mpa
6:80 a m
9:M a m
4:00 a m
6:2A p m
8:42 a m
12:48 p m
Ar V.i-t Wt.
Ar City of Moiioo
Ar Houston
Ar New Orleams
Ar Washington
Ar New York
Pullman and Tourist cars on
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogdeu and Kl Paso,
no vunst cars to unicaue,
uvu, .in. vruwns
Wsahimrtan
Connectinir mt Rui
Tran-
oisoo with several steamship
China, PhiiUpinea, Jew
ipaa,
atral
uu ounui Ajiisnca.
See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene
W. E. COMAN
U P A Portland Or
Gap Closed
The operation of through trains e-tw-n
Han Francisoo and Los An
H' ",. via Surf and ISanU Barlaira,
will leKio uq
Sunday, ,Marc!i 31,
....ON THE NEW,
COAST
LINE...
Two ThmnKU Trains Dally
Coast Lin. Limit.!
UtrtnlnKl m,I tn .u.
The
ach
riui.
will mak, u.yh.kt IH thr.2hth.
i ne onntlnent.
Inquire of agenu of the
Ci uu
TICKETS
TOAND.FKOM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St
Paul, Dululh, Minneapolis, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Through Palaos and Tourist Sleepe rs
""'"ft uuiiei omemiiit labrsry C
DAILY THA1NS; FAST TIME.
For Rates. Folders anil Full T.,r.
regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or address
J. W. PHALON, T p a II. DICKSON or a
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. II. C. DENNISTo.v, (i. w. P. A.
612 First Avenue, bl.ATTLE, Wash
Oregon
Shotline
aiu Mmm Pacific
TSe east
Thej O. R.
Give the
4 N.
Choice
of
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
TO
Salt Lake,
Denver.
Omaha
Chicago and
Kanaas City.
ONE
THE GREAT
NORTHERN 1
'M.
TO
Snokane
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Chicago.!
Ooean Hteamers leave Portland every
6 Days for , , .
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats leave Portland dally for all WU
lametteand Uulumt laBiver Points.
Monthly Bteamere to China and Japan
For lull Information call ou: or a
dress nearest O. B. & N. Ticket Agent
or address,
A. L. CRAIO.
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
T Tluri'T' uiw iLi ?! .0.S.;. i.i"B-
WAUKEK A 8T PAUL KAII.KOAD.
ine only perfect trains in the wnrld."
T i I. . "w,rRU,B t" ritie on tnis
r. Hu,uK wj any jmlnt in tn
IVl11!. I11" r Canada. Tliey couneo
wiin ail j ranscnntlnental Trains and al
ticket Agents sell tickets.
Vnr fi,..r .-f .. ...
..C . .m l. . """""""d, pampnie'a, et,
ask any Ticket Agent ot
J. W. CASEY H S nnu'H
Tray Pass Agent. Cie eral Agent.
OHTLAND, OKKGON. ,
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CAIII. vn on
No, I fori Yaqulna
Train leaves Albany,
Lrara. Coryallis....
Arrir. Yannlt.....
.12:45 P M
.. 1:50 P M
. . fl:35 P M
..7:0(1 A M
..111 A M
..12:15 PM
No. I Iteturnu.
leaves Ya.ulna...,
Leaves Cirvallis,..,
ArriviM Ailuiv.
No. 8 for Detroit ,
1earos Allinny...... 1 on P vf
Arrives D.....I. I ".
No. 4 'ions Detroit
Leaves Dftrolt 8 SO AM
Arrives Albany... 11:00 A M
Trabsl and 4 arrive In A ,
7 . 1 """in in in tit , ,,w
as giving two or three hours It, A III lefe
departure ol 8 P mirth bound train.
TralDNo2c.mnec.swlthtl,.f4 P trains
1-orvallls and Albany in.inir direct service t
Newp. rt and aitjaieal bssohen
,u. ursni, urei . i ntiKD rd rtj,er
mountain rrsi sis iwtvea Albany at 1 00 .. m
f,v .Via ...Il.I ... U Ll ...l L ...
..............,.., ,,.,, , rln
frnm l i.rt anil, reaihing Do n,lt t t)-M p m
for .ur.n.r iu.oru;atton apply to
KDWIN STONE,
.TTTf RNRR gnt" ?banv
HHCKONI8K Agent cSlia,