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TarSiirils Sftnalurc of
VEW VORK.
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A Mr share ol the pnbllo pst
ronHse solicited. To the Farm
era we will W the highest
market prioe forlaloatlle, hogs
and shiep) tihnp on Will
amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered,
fill Keep Wanll; on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Having a large' and
complete Btock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the beat market, I
cut offer the public
better CASH Prioea
than wy other house
In Eugene
J. L. PAGE
EfiE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
f Bangs, Proprietor
1S iMVoa V., a.. iri
nuv , "uK"u ior norenoe
Tpt Sunday at 6 am
-j-"""! stage leaves Florence
"aPie daily except Sundays at 2
"""W 8 am.
intugeneai 6pm the day
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A WHEELER,
Expert Accountant.
'"ee-Fairmount, Oregon.
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fn-a' - "m "ineJe to doable entry.
:'"n in double entry.
'St iatricate nd Involved acooun
iij?" 0li otflr addreated u aboTe
-fumyi aneution.
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ol Ntw York
i1 Of lift. FnHnw.i ..J T.i J n .4
t Annu,,ie' Guaranteed value
Vl A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
We! Eugene
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lioceries
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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In
Use
or Over
Thirty Years
BUSINESS CABDS
ATT0K1N U Y-AT-LAW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Dffice Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oflke Over First National Bank.
Edoihe, Obiooh,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block south o( Chrieman B 1
Eugsnc, Oheoom,
SKIPWOBTH.
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the Court's.
EllOENB 0RI008.
HILaTDS W THOMFSOH OHAS A HAJ1D1
fJIHOMPSON 4 HAKDY,
ATTOENEYS AT-LAW.
UBioe-In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Eooi.vi, Obiooh.
M TEAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
Gr
HO, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY k CO UNSELOE-AT-LAW
Will Dractioe in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
oi tbeBtate,
Special attention given to collections and
tnatteni in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms I. 2 and 3.
John M. Edmunson Leon E, Edmunso
EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON.
ttorneys-At-Law.
Practice In all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. aWOtfice Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OEEOON,
OUIS E. BEAN
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW.
Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room
3. Special attention given to land ana mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
jpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SUEGE0N3
Offices In Eugene Loan ft Sarin! Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical du
eaaesof women.
S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Unpaired,
KCORHB f)BIOOV
j yU O BIDDLE,
di:nti3t
'fice-()n Olire itreet, between Fiftih ar.'l
Sith utrwt lie bloc': wect of Minneriuti
hotel
J-EKIiEHTLElUU
ASSAYER AND MKTALLt'KGlST
Koorai
Bef t equlpiied Avny lAJwratory In the State
f r miit ami rpliah.e return- (marawei.
Wtjrkinn left nia't-1 on on MOit'lv 'i one tt
fifty poiiclji t determine the moet tmiublf
methn of treatment.
-HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very aut
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.POLICIES
Ai.niur J. Clan. Oi.ii. Airt..
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IHTUW OOMIF.Nf NEW OHH OtTV
J, M. William Portland, Ore
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Copyright,
by the
S. S. McClnre
Company
EVEN
WITH
PAXTON
Gerald nastlngs watched PmnV p..
ton's retreating form till the Utter
turned down Oak street. Then he
clntched fiercely the little hand thai
crept into his and turned to its owner.
"You don't love him, do you, Dot?"
he asked earnestly.
She made a moue. "You foolish
boyP- she laughed, "now many time,
must I tell you that I love you, and
you only? Mr. Taxton Is a very enter
tnlnlng young gentleman, and we are
nil very glad to have him come here
as frequently as he does, especially
papa."
Gerald gritted his .teeth.
"Especially papa!" he said angrily.
"Naturally he prefers the cashier of
the First National bank to the operator
for the Western Union company at $1S
a week."
She laid a dainty hand across his
lips.
"You mustn't speak that way, Ger
ald," she said demurely. "Remember,
he Is my father and may be jouri
some day."
He caught her eagerly In his arms,
"Tell me, Dot" he said earnestly, "Is
there really all this hope for me?"
She looked into his face with In
nocent, trusting eyes. "If I don't mar
ry you, I won't marry any one," Bbe
promised.
"Well," he said, releasing her, "If
r-nxton doesn't keep away from here,
I'm going to have trouble with him one
of these days."
Dorothy laughed, but there was an
undercurrent of seriousness In her
voice as she said: "You mustn't talk
that way, Gerald. It's foolish and un
necessary. You must remember that
papa Is a heavy stockholder In the
bank and thiit Mr. Paxton Is a protege
of Mr. Spencer, the president, who has
asked father to be particularly kind
to him. Mr. Paxton is a very charm
ing young man, but has never made It
evident that he wants to marry me."
"Except by coming round about Ave
nights a week," supplemented Hast
ings. "Well," she laughed, "you always
outstay him. and and"
"And to the victor belong the spoils,"
finished Gerald, making bis meaning
clear. There was the frou frou of
GERALD'S ITBAIIT THROBBED WITH SUDDEN
FllillCE SATISFACTION.
skirts, aud as Dorothy disappeared
within Hastings strolled, down the
quiet village street.
Matters had been tacitly understood
between him and Dorothy for a long
time, and when he had obtained the
position as operator at the depot be
bad hoped soon to be able to make her
his wife. Then the First National
bank was established In Tabor, and,
to the surprise of everybody, Almon
Spencer, who had been elected presi
dent, appointed Frank Paxton as cash
ier. The action bad excited no little
comment, for Paxton was a New York
er, and Tabor felt that the position
should have gone to a local man. Ger
ald had at first hoped to secure the
place himself, and now It seemed to
him that Paxton had cut him out of
everything. A fierce desire for venge
ance Oiled his heart as be made bis
way homeward.
Ills feelings had not changed the
next morning when he took his seat
at the telegraph desk. Tabor was a
comparatively small town, and most
of the business was on railroad affairs.
few local messages being sent or re
ceived. After he had reported the
0:10 down train there was little to be
done for more than an hour, and be
busied bis brain devising some means
for overcoming bis rival.
He and Dorothy bad been lovers al
most since childhood, and to lose her
to a city man seemed doubly hard.
He was awakened from his reverie
by the appearance of the Janitor of
the bank, who deposited on the ledge
a coin and a yellow telegraph blank.
Mr. Spencer says to send that at
once, please," this as Gerald mechanic
ally countwl the words. The latter's
henrt throbbed with sudden fierce satis
faction, for the message read:
William W. Fllrdsall, Bank Examiner, Al
bany, N. T.i
Can you coma up at once? Paxton has
j-on wrong. ALMON V. SPENCKR.
For more than two hours Gerald
nent through bis work automatically.
A delirious Joy filled his heart at the
tooucht that his rival was driven from
Saved From Awful Fate.
"F.verybody said bsd oonsump.
tlnr," writes Mrs A M Mbleldi, of
Clmtnbershnrg. Ps, "I " low after
ix months of severe sickness caused
l,y bar trier and Mthma tbat few
ih iught Ionuld get well, hut I learned
of the marvelnua merit of Dr Klnu'a
N.w Discovery for consumption, od
It and wm completey cured." For
ilmix-rate throat hd lung dlwa"" It la
. a rut nn,a In thn wnrlft and la In.
fnilihlp for enogh, oolds and bronchial
aflectinns. Guaranteed bottles 600 and
rabutlle free at W L DeLano'i
Bv
the fii'ld. Tuo revulsion came at
o'clock with the return mcssiige:
Almon P. Spencer, Tabor, N. T.:
1 suspected an much. Will ba up to
nishL WILLIAM W. UIRD3ALU
He sent the message up to the bank
by oue of the boys, but not with the
satisfaction be felt when he received
the first message. After all, Paxton,
In eplte of the fact that he was his
rival, was a pleasant fellow, with a
kindly word for all. It would be a
terrible thing to be arrested for such
a betrayal of trust.
The rules of the Western Union are
strict on the mutter of giving out In
formation relative to dispatches, and
the thought that such a revelation
would mean the sacrifice of his posi
tion deterred him for awhile. But In
the end sympathy for bis discomfited
rival proved too strong.
There was a train to New York at 5.
The up train from Albany did not get
In till S.
The station agent was familiar with
Ilastlngs' duties and readily consented
to take care of the office till he came
back. Ho went to the bank and
straight to the cashier's window, be
hind which stood Paxton, getting
ready to close the office for the day.
"Come out here a moment," snid Ger
ald hoarsely. "I want to say some
thing." Wonderingly Pnxton followed blm to
the front of the lobby.
"It's costing mo my Job," said Ger
ald, "and I've no particular reason for
feeling grateful to you, but you ought
to know about these two telegrams."
And with trembling hands he unfolded
copies of the dispatches.
Paxton laughed, and then his face
softened.
"It's awfully good of you, old chap,"
he said, "but I know about thoso mes
sages. The fact Is I'm engnged to
Judge Blrdsall's ward, and Mr. Spen
cer as my guardian Is to formally an
nounce It tonight It's been nn open
secret but I was waiting until her
eighteenth birthday, which Is today,
and that's why those Joking telegrams
were Bent And, by the way, if you're
going to see Miss Dorothy tonight, if
you'll forgive the impertinence, you
might tell her that your prospects are
very materially improved, for I under
stand that you are slated for the posi
tion I ,am about to give up. 1 go to
New York."
Dorothy said "I told you bo," but her
father Bald "Yes."
Toe and the French.
The keener appreciation In Europe of
literature as a fine art Is no doubt the
main reason why Poe Is looked upon
over there as our most noteworthy po
et Poe certainly had a more consum
mate art than any other Amerlcnn sing
er, and his productions are more com
pletely the outcome of that art They
are literary feasts. "The Raven" was
as deliberately planned and wrought
out as Is any piece of mechaiiism. Its
inspiration is verbal and technical.
"The truest poetry is most feigning,"
says Touchstone, and this Is mainly
the conception of poetry that prevails
In European literary circles. Toe's po
etry Is artistic feigning, like good act
ing. It Is to that extent disinterested.
Ho does not speak for himself, but for
the artistic spirit He has never been
popular lu this country, for the reason
that art, as such, Is far less appreciat
ed here than abroad. The stress of life
here Is upon the moral and Intellectual
elements much more than upon the
aesthetic We demand a message of
the poet or that he shall tench us how
to live. Poe hod no message but thnt
of art Ho made no contribution to
our stock of moral Ideas; he made no
appeal to the conscience or manhood
of the race; he did not touch the great
common workaday mind of our people.
He is more akin to the Latin than to
the Anglo-Saxon; hence his deepest Im
pression Bcems to have been made up
on the French mind. John Burroughs
In Century.
A Cap For Hlra.
An amusing story Is told of a certain
fussy and quarrelsome man who Is
fond of threatening lawsuits and ac
tions for damages on every possible
pretext and who Is also not averse to
taking mean advantage of his fellows.
On a recent occasion his bat was
slightly damaged by something acci
dentally dropped from the window of a
neighbor's house. The fact was set
forth In an Indignant letter from the
fussy person, who demanded that tbo
hat should be replaced by a new one,
a decidedly modest request seeing tbat
the original hat was old and shabby,
while the Injury to It could have been
easily repaired.
The recipient of the letter, however,
Is a humorous gentleman well acquaint
ed with the weaknesses of bis corre
spondent Instead of waxing Indig
nant at the Impudence of the demand
he wrote a playful reply, explaining
tbat times were bard, money scarce
and new bats at a premium. lie hoped,
however, tbat as he could not furnish
the aggrloved party with a new head
covering he would accept the material
for one, And be Inclosed a sheet of
foolscap! London Tlt-lllts.
When John Waa In Doubt.
John was a coachman who took life
most seriously and, being very particu
lar, would return frequently In the
course of the day to moke sure he un
derstood the orders that had been given
blm In the morning. One afternoon be
presented himself before bis mistress
and began:
"Mrs. T., Ol'm not quite certain ez
to Mr. T.'s ordher this mornln'. 01
was drolvln' him to the thrnin, an' he
noticed tbat the horse was lame, an' he
told me to do sotnethlii' to him, mum;
but sure 01 don't know whither he told
me to shoe him or to shoot blm. Mebbe
ye can till me."
A shoeing was evidently required, but
the execution of the order and likewise
of the horse was deferred until Mr. T.
returned.
Bop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar hop t,o'
to square 8 Inches at lame end, and H
fft long. To be delivered nn batik nl
river at Jundkli V Point, 'i mllia above
Eugene anytime this summer or fall
Address,
W R VVAI.KKH,
F.ugei e, Or,
.4A.-a..A.V.
batntl
3lfiatait
or
City Property for SaltJ
HlKDfclCEB' ADDmOK TO EcOKM
To those desiring to purchase city lota, I
ht.VM laid n,,l .n 1.1.
.. . . w... BH .uiiiiHtu vu uie auuiu Blue
if IhM , .n.ll. U;l .,
. " uwi.u vt vAificu mil raja.
1 have 120 lots in this addition, aud am
mug mem very low so aa lo enable every
-.v v. .ucu wwu. Atieuriue
of theae Iota is from (oO up.
tuts Stiwabt Additiox to EroiNi '
I bava aflnm vapv fui.Hk1. lnt. i-
. ' - ' U 11, u, IU1I
aurtmon, in the very bear! of the city and
tow uiuvaa oi uianiette struet.
Whitiamb's Additioh io Eoorai
I have a few lota in this addition within
to blocks of the First National lUuk.
Collkos Hill Pau
I hnva llkl .. I- .1.:. ,:,i ipv.
--v ui ,11 1. BUUIIIUU. 1DP
price now is $ iO each. W will advanoe
itlA firii-A annn U. - . f,,t . ,i:i
" . ' ' u mkni lyviirge niii
1 ark to become the moat deairable resi
dence pioperty in or near the oily.
iix-scBicxs' Addition to Coiaxob
oill rial
Wa hi. Til , , ,.. ..
. . - ,v- luio iut aaio cueap in mis
addition; also 4U or 60 acres of very choice
us,, uu iuia piaoe ijw young
prune trees, about 400 liartletl pear trees,
and 2U0 black walnut tries, also apples.
iilnma.an.1 .m.H mi. : i 'i .
i iiutw. in ii iiBoe aaa a
good farm house, barn and out-houses, and
is a most beautiful suburban piece of prop
erty. It is known aa the Locust Hill farm,
anrt tltii.a 1 A ..I i.. .1 .
-. piBwo 111 nit, aisle more
beautitully and pleasantly situated,
I am tint in .sl , 1
snmio uiiBiuut-B nB a U II , 1 -
uess we jell our own lauds on ly. I employ
nn nnm la A ., .1.,... .F
any of this property will find ma at tha
hlra! Kalinn.l llaV Tlill .. . ..
h A W 111 uo uieBBea to
I 1 'j ihiu give l'i ILUB. 4 U11SUI CX-
change some of Lb is property for good
tlnihflr l&nil Pima nA ......
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside ReJ
sort.
Recoguizing tbe advantage ol New
port as a summer resort over otber sea
aide resorts In the northwest, and to
make It possible for all who desire to
do so to spend their vacation by the
oorau waves, the Southern Pooitlo
1 ouipauy In connection with the Uor
vallls aud Eaetern Ballrnad, will plaoe
on sale, efleotlve June 15tb, round-trip
tickets from a 1 points lu Oregon ou
the (Southern Pacific to Newport, good
for return until October 101b, at speci
ally reduced rates.
For full lnlormatlou phase Inquire
of your local agent.
W F Coman,
i General Passenger Agent.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a low price 130 acres of
laud 21j miles southwest of Eugene; about 4f
acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 6 acres
close to the corporate limits on the wast. Also
1G acres of nice bottom land 3h miles north of
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for sale soma desirable build
ing lota at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets.
Anyone desiring such property will do wall to
see me.
David Cberrt.
Eugene, Oregon.
New Addition to Eugene.
it F Baker & Co have platted tbe it
F Bcoti laud consli-tlng of 82 lota situ
ate two tilocke south of the Patterson
i-ohool building. These are desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable prloes.
For further Information oall on
It F Bakeb, -Office
at No 6 West Ninth street.
Filthy Temples in India:
Sacred cows often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet is a body lhat'
polluted by oonstlpallon. Don't per
mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr
King's New Life Pills anil avoid un
told misery . They give lively livers,
active bowels, good digestion, flue ap
petite, uniy zoo at w ii uejuano's
diug Btnre.
Don't Be Deceived
With 65 or 70 per oent whiskies or
brandies and think it better than
Francis' puie double distilled 100 ( roof
brandies. Juet'have them tested free
nf charge at Fifth and Blair stieets
Eugene, Oregon.
I H Francis
CASTOR I A
Fot hitauw in J Children,
(Us iUcd You Hav& Always Bougb-
the
Bankers Life Association
of Du Moines, Iowa,
Salt lasurance Low Rates Special Futures
that please busy men.
Rate cards at First National Bank
and Loan and Savings Bank.
HOITT'5 SCHOOL.
rurentB dehlrlhtr home liiflutDCc-i. baanllful
iiirrnuiHlliiRK, jrurfeot elimoWi careful aiier
vlttlou, ami ttiorougb menu), moral and phfil
cut train. n lw Umir boyi, will fin! all lhet
n -qiilrciQvitia fully met at Dottt'i fjcbool,Uaulo
I or , nun .ti aix.ti (.uiiuij,
Hi-nd f.-r 1 .unrated cntaloue.
Twelfth vuar Utkltii AurUil Vith
Jka a 11 out, I n, D Priclnpa.
S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Iatn and Iniuranc. Dealer In
II nrTt-iiInc M nchlnery , lm pie
mmti, Also hare itorafa room
at reaaonable rate.
rOfflo fjOft YYlUametta Bi
The Hoffman
W. 0. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, Oregon
CLASSIFIED G0LUM8.
Notices under this head not to exceed hie
tiiaa, 60 oents par week; f 1 60 a mouth; 12
P" year.
For Sale.
FOU SALE OH TKAUK.-A Walter
A Wuode binder fur f 30.00. A bar
gli. tVe K M Warren at Coburg,
On giiu.
FOH SALE - A Indies' Haiubler blcy.
eie tbat baa been ridden five or six
times. Cheap, inquire at Geo Hall
dt Bon's etor
bOll SALE OH KENT. A Hue reel
ileuoe for sale or reut at a bargain.
Inquire of Willamette Valley Laud
t'o, or of Mrs Healop on the corner ol
Flflh aud Lawrence street).
FOR SALE OU TUADE.-147 aoree
hi the Military road 20 utiles from
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the
Willamette river. 70 aore bottom
land; 12 acres clear; the rest bill
with some timber. There 1b a good
bouse with four rooms, smoke bouse
uud bam, I will sell or trade at a
bargain. Call on me ai Mrs H E
Gardner's ou FlrBt Btreet between
Jefferson aud Madison, or address T
F Goooh Eugeue, Orrgou.
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. lquiie of S M
Douglas, Eugeue.
WAN 1 ED. Shipping clerk. Must
know how to grade lumber and fill
bills. Faoltio Timber Co, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
WANTED. Girl to do general bouse-
work. Enquire of Mrs R Mc
Murpbey. W ANTED. Several imrsnna if nliar.
auler nud good reputation in each
state (one In this county required) to
repreeentaiid advertise old uaiablish
ed wealthy business bouse n. s:,iid
financial standing. Salary flS.Ou
weekly with ex w uses aditional, all
Say able In cash eaoh Wednesday
Ireot from head offioes. Horeo and
carriage furnished, when necessary,
itefereuoea, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxtcn
Building, Chicago.
Lost and Found.
LOST. On road from Eugene to Mo-
Keuzle Bridge a , pair of No 3 ladies'
new shoes. Finder please leave at
Gdakd office.
FOUND. A pbystolau'B fever ther-
mumeter and oat e. Owner may have
same by calling at Guaku office aud
paylug for this notioe.
LOOT. A rtoelpt boob for motleys
paid out by Eugene Water (Jo.
Finder pleaee leave with R McMur.
pliey.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
SOUTH AND EAISI
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Twins leave Eugene for Port I anI and way
Bwa.uu- . o,uv U1J X1-.4 p m. '
lv Portland B8:lBp n
W Eugene Mta knlilB a m
Ar Ashland UJSO a m .2:08 a ni
Ar Sacramento 6410 p m 4:26 a m
Ar San Franoiscu 7:45 n m 8:16 a m
Ar Ogden 6:46 an U.-46 a m
Ar Denver vm a m 0:00 a m
Ar Kansas City t ;ih a m 7;Hf a m
Ar Chicago 7:46 a m 9:80 a m
Ar Los Angeles 1?20 p m 7:00 a m
Ar El Paao 6:00 p m 9:00 p m
Ar Fort Worth 6:80 a m 6:80 a m
Ar City of Mexico 9:ft5 a m 9:66 a m
Ar Houston 4:00 a m 4:00 a m
Ar New Orleama 6:25 p m 626 p m
Ar Washington 6:42 a m 6:42 a m
Ar New York 12:48 p m 12:48 p m
Pullman and Tourist oars on
both trains. Chair oars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl Paao,
and ourlst oan to Chlcage,
St Louis, New Orleans and
Washington.
Connecting at Ban Fien-.
oLsca, with several steamship
Hues for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Philllpines, ,'JeulrrJ
, and South America.
Ssa Mr L O Adair, agent at Eugene
or auurea
W. B. COMAN
U P A Portland Or
Gap Closed
The operation of through tralna e
tween Han Kranclaoo and Imi An
Relee. via burf and &HuU Barbara,
will ba-Hjin on
SuRilcy, ,-narch 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE,
i it
Two Througn Trains Dally. The
tV.ast Line Limited leaving aeh
Wi Inal eatly In the murniiig -xiulp-I'C'l
with eleeant cafe anil pju-hr earm,
a ill mnke daylkiht trij through the
mo-' pi nrtwiue, varied and anter
U b n, nurnes on tha continent
In'iilrof agenta of the
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS
TO ANlFHii.M AM.
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St. Paul, Du'iith, Mir.necpo!:s, ChiCc y 2
AND POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tourist Kleeers
Diuiug aud ilulfet Sun kiim Library Ca
DAILY TtiAlNS;FASTTIME.
For Hates. Keillors aud Full Iii(,,rm.
reanliug tickets, routes etc, call on or ailditi..
J. W.'PIIALON, t r a 11. DICKSON, on
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A, B. C DENN1STON, O. W. P. A.
612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wash
Oregon
ShotLine
Umon Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The5, R. N.
Gives the Choice) of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
TO
Salt Lake,
Donvoh
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City.
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
er.
TO
Snokano.
Mlnnespol s
St. Paul and
Chlciflo.!
Ocean Steamers leave Portland every
' . 6 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boata leave Portland dally for all Wll
lamette aud Columbia Hiver Points.
Monthly Steamers to Clilnaand Japan
For full Information oall on .or a
dress nearest O. It. & N. Ticket Agent
or address,
A. L. CRAIQ.
Gen'l Passenger Agent, '
1 t
-T-
Tour attention Is ealliul tn th "PlnNTFIt
LIMITED" trains of the "CH ICACO, MIL-
w Aun.r.n, et ni' rAUL ItAll.ltOAU.
"The only iierfeot trains In the world."
Yon Will lind It d-alrahle ti, rliln cn this
Trains when golug to any point in th
eastern Diaiea or .;anala. 1 ney reuneo
with all Transcontinental Trains and al
ticket Agenta sell tickets.
For further Information, pamphlets, etc,
aak any Ticket Agent or
J. W. CASEY H. S. IIOWE,
Trav Pass Aeent. (Is end Agent.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD NO. 20.1
No, 2 for Yaquina
Train leaves Albany UM V M
l,eevee tVrvallis l-.V) p M
Arrives Yaoulna f,a". 1 &r
No. 1 Itetiunlnp
leaves Yaiiulna 7:00 A
Uaves Con alii 11,80 A M
Arrivoa Alhauv ly-ll. 1 Ar
No. t for Detroit
leaves All any J on p jf
Arrives Detroit 5.15 1 M
No, 4 'lorn Detroit
'" Detroit , 6,10 A M
Arrives All.any u ajj A
Trains 1 and 4 arrive In A luj I ,
connect with the H Psiinth ho 1 1 e lis l i w
iHvltm ln nr Hi k..... I A it. -a. ,
.'enarture ol 8 P ni.rth hound train.
ItaUi nn Vman-4. -Ilhik. . tt
nrvBius aim Aioanyirlvinir illrnct servie
ii-tt t
iiewtin ann aojai-rnt oeacliea.
Train (or Detroit. Ilrei'.t.bnah anl
i ll rr
mnuntain reseris lesrea Alliatiy at l.w p ni
after the arrival of H. P. a. nth bound tn.i.i
from Pnrtlaml, rra'hinir De'r lt si 6:46 ia
For further information apply to
EDWIN STONB,
MkOov'ST
.TV Tt im:Tt Agent Alhsrr
H II CIIONISE. Agent Corvalli.
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