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Newspaper Page Textil "-"',u Have Always Bought, and wl.U-b lins beca 1 f' over 3,2 yWt lias born tlio rdrrmturo of ",' a - and has been matin ihkUt bis j)Cr- V j , ' sonal ""Pe11"11 slnao Its Infancy. if ' Allow IVO OHO todwpivn run I.. .1.1., jiSuh ftU'1 CUUdreii-Experi. uce against Experiment, What is CASTORIA .toria i n harmless substitute fop Castor Oil, Pore rlc, Prop -' Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It uiins neither Opiuiu, Morphine nor other Narcotio fflbstam-e. Its lfO is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ud nUuys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind folic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ad Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the gtoimuh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Hie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Tte Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC eiWTUW eOMWW, TT MUHMAV TWCCT. MCW VOMR OTVt. I PROPRIKTORS I A fair share o( the pnbllo pt mo onllnllori. To tllB FarD y era we will ray the blithest v ninrsei price lor iavui.ue, mmo 1 and shep. Shop on Will- 1 ... Lll V.. nn nwnrwnn Orders promptly delivered. I WU Keep Constant. on Hand i Full suppijf Of EEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having Urge' and complete stock of Suple and Fancy GmceriiMt bought in th beet markets, I cm offer the public better CASH Price than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE are noui for Business k M' elu,PId Plnt in the Trtn.tCI!l.n",ohlnery tor elwn- G,,."'lflDl"hln '"dies' dress "I0J!1,'i'KN."'O AND DYB- JJI doming ..ponged and "wiper month. PENEFLORENCE PE LINE. B, Pronrietor i-in." . rty "team 'aly exwpt Sundays at 2 ,c? ,0 buuene hi Spnitheday ".'... v;:p "rq Davenport's offlee i'WlliL LIFE " CDMPANY "New York wwi-j. - . ;; w"1 :. r,,.. ...... j .i... 'UftHlby warn - ... mia mis, i l. Iir.i'..ition and " Just-as.g,1o(l"nro but ,...,iv. r.i:it t r; f t with and eiiilan-jpr ili ,.. in. BU8INK88 OAK D3 ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. J M VTXL1AMS, ATTORNEY-ATLAW ColleotioDB a specialty. Jtfice Over Lane County Bank, BILYETJ, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Oflke-Over Firat National Bank. Eooeke, Obiqon, a woodcock, ATTOR NE Y-AT-L A W Offioe One half block lonth of Chrliman B 1 Edokkx, Ohioos. E K 8KIPW0RTH. 4.TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court'a. Edoimk Orhoom. HILMD8 W TH0MPB0S 0HA8 A HABD1 rjlHOMPSON 4 HARUY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Office In First National Bank Building. Fraotioe in ail the courts. EnoiM, Obiooh. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. BO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will Dractioe In all the conptii nf thn HMmnH Judicial bistrict and in the Supreme Oourl ox me state. Special attention idven tc oollectioni and matten in probate. Office-First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. John M, EdmunsoQ Leon R. Edmonson EDMTJNSON i. EDMTJNSON. yttorneya-At-Law. Practice In all the courts. Collections a speci alty, . WOtlice Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OTJLS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe In Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. JpAINE 4 KTJYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bans Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical die eafls of women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcouri. Obegov I) K G BIDDLE, .DENTIST Office -On Olive street, between''Flftih and Sith street one block west of Miuneeaota hotel J-JEKBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST EuQKitl OBIOOlf Best equipped Assay laboratory In the Sute. Pmmpt and reliable returnn guarantee"). wormug lefts mane on ore unip oi ime v. fifty pounits to determiue the m jst suiuhl method of treatment. rpaE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDEN T. POLICIES. Albsbt J. Ciaoir, Gen. Art., J, M. Wnxus Portland. On Loeal A( Iniru A f. 1 1 I 1T1-" M X ni ntAKI S rM?r" inr, X Ey Garfield MsrNi ? X S. S. ifrClurv Company 4 't;iii.wHiiti,.4 The chimes trere still ringing as Tom Ilaailnga gut down in the half darkness of the little church. lie had itrollea In hoping for temporary release from his bltti-r thoughts, but the quiet of the placo only gecmed to rouso his brain to greater activity. Yet he could not think of his story, tuo story al rendy due at the publisher's. Instead ho saw only a girl's face, now Bweet ud gracious as it had been before the quarrel, now cold and repellent as the past two weeks had shown It A strain t mnsic broke the silence The choir was riling in. Hastings glniicp.1 carelessly at the white robed procession. The face of the first boy caught his attention for a moment, se rloua, spiritual, framed In an aureole of BoiUen hiilr, an Ideal face for a choir boy. But again his thoughts ran back in the old channels to the quarrel and its BB TOBNED THE KNOB AND EKTEHED THB FOHU1DDKN CHAMBER. consequences, ner work had seemed to go on as usual. She was a success ful miniature painter at least fine car riages often stopped at the doorway of the big studio building, and her room rang with feminine voices. That was the maddening part of it. She lived just across the hall, so he must sec her many times a day. He had made up his mind to move. But, then, ho had such a beastly lot of traps, or per haps it was some lingering hope that kept him there. Sonic familiar chords on the organ startled him. Was it the offertory al ready? Yes, and the Ideal choir boy was singing alone. His handsome face was flushed, and lu his earnestness lie waved bis sheet of muslo gently to and fro. ,' "Oh, rest in the Lord," he sang. Hastings leaned forward. The words were apparently for him. The abso lute certainty of the boy's tones car ried conviction. "And he shall give thee thy heart's desire." The tender voice went straight to the man's heart and comforted him. Yes, he, too, would wait patiently and per haps some day he, too, wpqld have his heart's desire. Till then he would wait and work. The next two weeks went by very differently. Under the press of a new enthusiasm the book seemed to write Itself. The last sheet had gone in to the publisher, and he had always worn a smile when he met the girl on the stairs. Her bow was still as freezing, but he only smiled again and hummed tlio few bars from "Elijah." "And he shall give thee thy heart's desire." ' Again Hastings sat in the little church. Perhaps bis choir boy would sing for him; but the figure of the small leader drooped. In the glare of the choir lights bis face Bhowed white and haggard, while his eyes were swol len from weeping. A wave of pity wcr-t over the watching man. It might now be his turn to comfort. The sweet soprano voice was low and broken. Hastings determined to find the meaning of the change. So he lingered after the service, and a kind faced cu rate told him the sad little story. "You mean Jack HalncB? Ho has Just loBt his mother consumption and the poor little fellow Is left all nlonc. He Is being cared for by neigh bors, but we must And him a place in some charity school." That delicate child In a charity school! Hastings could not bear the thought of It. The face of the child jind bis own loneliness helped him to come to a sudden resolution. His voice was very eager as he said, "Let me have bjm," And so Jack came to live in the big studio building. Slowly the ruses came back to his chocks. He did not forget (lie pretfy mother who had gone to sleep so quietly, but lie haunted this new big brother like a shadow and crept into bis arms to cry away the grief that time was trying to heal. Hut it worried Hastings that the lad should be so solemn. When ho came In and found the boy poring over some big book, he would half laugh ingly scold liiin for turning Into such a little bookworm. "You need some ono to piny with, .luck," be would say. "It Is bad for y n to always be cooped up Saved From Awful Fate. "Everybody said I had consump tion," writes Mrs A M Shields, of ('hsnilieribarp;, Pa, "I w so low aftpr sii months of severe sickness caused hy hay fever and asthma (bat few thought I could get well, but 1 learned of the marvelous merit of Dr Klns's New Discovery for consumption, osd It and oompletey cured." For dmiwrate throat ahd lung din axv It la tbe safest enre In tbe world and Is In fallible for coo Kb, colds and bmncblal (flections. Guaranteed bottles 60o and Ural boUi fret at W L DtLano'i rithan SJi fellow UV me." Tom wai only thirty, but somehow he had fwlt very old and settled since that uttht. But Jack ulways declared that he didnt waut to bo with any one else, and he was such a shy child that Has tings forbore to press the point. He was therefore much surprised one arternoon, on coming in, to nud the rooms empty. Where could Jack be? As the minutes went by, bringing no boy, he became really anxious. The Janitor had not seen him. He was re turning from fruitless Inquiries when he stopped short at a burst of childish laughter. Could it be Jack? He never laughed like that. But, yea, it was his voice, and It came from the girl rooms. Hastings hesitated. And now the girl Iiiughed. It was the same Baucy little laugh he had loved so much lu the days gone by. It decided him. She had stolen his property and should answer for the theft. He knocked boldly on the door. Silence. Ho knocked again. Evt dently they did not hear him. So be turned the knob and entered the for bidden chamber. Surprising sight! On the floor in true Turkish style sat the stately Miss irevor. On her lap wore a big sheet of cardboard and sundry brushes and paints. Her hair was disheveled, and several daubs of color ornamented her cheeks and nose. Over her shoulder In a state of great excitement leaned the truant. Hastings hardly knew blm. Bis cheeks were flushed, and his eyes were dancing as he cried, "Now, that la the way the littlo monkey swung on oy Lis tall!" His cheek was press- ea close to the girl's, and his arm rest ed lovingly on her shoulder. Evident ly she had won his heart too. Hastings felt a swift pang of Jeal ousy and started rorward. Then they heard him, and Jack sprang up with a cry of delight. The girl was too loaded down to rise, and so she snt there. Perhaps it was the sudden flood of color to her cheeks, perhaps it was the upward glance of her eyes; at any rate, a sud den light came to Hastings. For a mo ment he stood there blinded, dazed. Thcu bis customary coolness came to his aid. It was his turn to carry things with a high hand, and ho must make the most of It. Ills eyes challenged hers as he said "now long have you been a receiver of stolen goods, Miss Trevor? I am glad to seo that you have the grace to blush for your sins, even under your paint." Jack was quite shocked. "She did not steal me," ho protested. "I was lonely, nud I was waiting for you in tne hall, and she asked mo to come In, and I came, and we've had a beautiful time," he added In a Joyous outburst. "That's Just as bad," Hastings an swered severely. "You mean to Bay that she enticed you lu here." Jack was speechless. The girl had said nothing. "You might at least invite me to sit down, since you arc so comfortable.' Hustings went on, "and let me Join in the beautiful time; though I don't know, on second thoughts, that it isn't plcasanter standing. It is so unusual to see you at my feet" Miss Trevor started to scramble np, but two strong hands lifted her gently into a big chair. It wbb a now experi ence to her to be either commanded or helped. But she did not seem to mind it nor to notice that he was still hold ing her hands. Both had forgotten Jack as Hastings bent over her and asked. "Are you glad that I have comer Jack is delighted with it all, but he never will understand why Tom al ways calls the girl "Heart's Desire" when her name is Alice. The Charm of the Soburbs. The suburbanite cannot get every thing, but he takes what be can get Even as things are he can get a good deal. Half an hour's railway Journey an hour spent In the train out of tbe day of twenty-four brings him down to a road of gardens Instead of a road of houses. The gardens are small, no doubt, as the houses are small, but the gardens are there. Within the next few years the engineer will run his electric railways and tramways to pass within a hundred yards of bis door, and he will be transported quietly, quickly and cleanly from bis suburban garden, his trees and his pure nlr to the telephones of the oilice, and quiet ly, quickly and cleanly back again. It is only the lack of facilities of trans port which prevents him even now from enjoying to the full all that the out of town dweller enjoys. When those facilities increase, as they will increase, the word "suburb" will, of course, mean more. But meanwhile he is in tbe right place. He Bhould not be afraid of the word "suburban." Lon don Spectator. The English reeraae. Not one representative In the male line of any one of the barons who sign ed Magna Charta now sits in the bouse of lords, while, although many of the earliest Knights of the Garter were subjects of the English king as feudal lords In his possessions In the south of France, not a single title lu the peer age Is taken from any place south of the Loire, and two French duchies, three principalities of the holy Roman empire, one or two Imperial countshlps and the Spanish, Portuguese and Neth erlands titles held by the I Hikes of Wel lington and Portland and Lords Albe marle and Clancarty probably all but exhaust the list of fon-lgn honors held by any persons in the British peerage. Our mon.'irchs, as Queen Elizabeth once Bald, have always preferred to decorate their own docs with their own collars, and perhaps the results aro to bo commended. Aftrr all, as Talley rand remarked. Lord Castloreigh, who was undecorated, looked the most dis tinguished man nt the congress of Vi enna. Notes and Queries. Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred owlar hop posts to square 8 inches at lame end, and 14 feet ions:. To be delivered on bank of river at Jandklna' Point, 2 miles above Euirene anytime this summer or fall Address, W RVtL'19, Eugene, Or. . Z, 4 'X' U jtl .&. , lrt id In h imn iManut . - City Property for Salt Kkkdiicis' Acumen to El-okne. TO lhn.A ilM.tvi.,a In r,n,V,.. I... , -- ----- ... . f,u,UMV .11 IUM, 4 live hud out au addition on the south side ui ma city aui north ot College Hill Park. I have 120 lots in this addition, and am H-ning inem very low so aa to enable aver) one to hare home of their own. Tha pric o( thru lots is Iron) fbQ up. F.i.ias Siiwut Additios to Em.iai I have soma very dvairrable lota in this addition, ia the very heart ol the oily and - - ir. uim-u oi uiaiueuo aurevw Wsmuua's Admitiom to Edobui I have a lew lots in this addition within mo uiocia oi we first Itatioual liauk. Collsos Hill Pau I have 100 lota In this addition. Tb prioo now is f oO each. W will advamx he price soon. Wa expect College Hill 1 ark to become the moat desirable real deuoe pioperty in or near the eity. IISNDBIOXS' AODmoM TO CoiXXUB Hill Paul We have 70 lots for tale cheap in this Mao iu or ou acres oi very cnoioe fruit land. I have on (his place 1300 young prune trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees, and 200 black walnut tM, also apple, plums and email fiuita. This place baa a good farm bouse, bam and out-houses, and is a most beantilul suburban piece of prop erty. It is known as the Locust Hill farm, and there ia no plaoe In ihe state mora beanlilully and pleasantly situated, I am not in real estate business aa a busi ness we jell our own lauds only. I employ no ageuta. Any one desiring to purchase any ol this property ill nud me at the rirat National Bauk. I will be pleased to show property and give prices. I mijht ex change aonie of this property for good timber laud. Come and see me. HOI FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re sort. Recognizing tbe advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other sea aide resorts in Ihe northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to no so to speua their vacation by tbe ooean waves, the Southern P.iolflo I'ompany Id oouneotlon with tbe Cor- vains anil uasteru Kallrrad, will plaoe on sale, eQeotlve June 16th, round-trip tickets from all points In Oregon on tbe Southern Paoirto to Newport, good for return until Ootober 10th, al speci ally reduced rates. , For full information please Inquire of your local agent. W F Coman, General Passenger Agent. Citj and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 120 acres of land 2 miles southwest of Eugene; about 4ft acres of same cleared; plenty of waVf. Also 41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, ano 5 acres close to the corporate limits on the west. Also 16 acres of nice bottom land 8& miles north of Eugene on river road. I also oiler for sale some desirable build ing lots at residence, Pearl and Siitb streets. Anyone desiring such property will do weU to see me. David Chirbt. Eugene, Oregon. New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker & Co have platted tbe R F Scott laud consisting of 82 lota situ ate two blooks south of the Patterson FOhool building. These are desirable lots and are for eBle at reasonable prices. For further Information oall on R F Bakib, Office at No West Ninth street. Filthy Temples In India. Bacred oows often defile Indian tem ples, but worse yet Is a body that's polluted by constipation. Don't per mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid un told misery. They give lively livers, aotive bowels, good digestion, fine ap petite. Only 26o at W L DeLano'i drug Btore. Don't Be Deceived With 85 or 70 per cent whiskies or brandies and think It belter than Frauds' puie double distilled ICO rroof brandies. Just have them tested free nfobargeat Fifth and Blair stieets, riiugene, Oregon. I M Francis CASTORIA For In fan t j and Children, Ibb Kind You Kara Always Bough the of Bankers Life Association ol Du Molass, Iowa. Safe Insurance Low Rtu Special future inai pitait Duly rata. Rite cards al First National Bank and Loan and Savings Bank. HOITT'S SCHOOL. . ....... in uwiiims """ITT DSMPJIIIQI rjrrouiirliugfl. i-Tferl clltnoUj, Mrful ai-sr Hamuli, "il"-" nivri-inKii uieuwi, muni Dn pnfip c train I UK for their boyi, will find all theM rr qiilr.-rm-nti fully metitt Uoiu'i School. U an lo I'ark, Kan MhU-o ( ounty, f;al. wruu inr itiiiHiriiea COMiOKHe. Twtilt.ii year bun tut Aum.t mh Ira u UoirT, I'll, D Prlciopa. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... I-oarm and Inioranc. Dealer In H arrcitl iik M acri 1 Dory, 1 m ple num U. Alto have itoriga room iftaanDtble riM, Offioe 608 Willamette 8t The floifman W. 0. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER, 50c Eugene, . Oregon CLASSIFIED G0LUM8. Notioes under this head not to eioeed Eva inse, 60 cents per week; II 60 a month; 112 Par year. For Sale. rOK BALK OKTUADK. A Waller A Woods binder for $30.00. A bar gain. Bee E M Warren at Coburg, Oregon. KOR HALE.- A ladles' Kambler blcy ole thai lias been ridden Oveor six times, t heap. I nquire tUeo Hall A Son's store. rOK OALh, OU KENT. A floe reel denoe for sale or rem at a bargain. Inquire of Willamette Valley Laud I'o. or of Mrs Hoelopon the corner of Fltlh and Lawieuoe streets. FOR HALE OR TRADE. 147 sores oulbe Military Md 26 miles from Eugene, 6 miles fn m Lowell, on the Willamette river. 70 auras bottom land; 12 aorea clear; Ihe rest bill with some timber. There is a good bouse with fout rooms, smoke house and barn. I will sell or trade al bargain. Call on me ai Mm h E Uarduer's on First street between Jefferson and Madlsou, or address T F Uooob Eueue, Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. iquire of BM Douglas, Eugene. WAN 1 ED. Shipping olerk. Moat know how to grade lumber and fill bills. PaolBo Timber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. WANTED. Girl to do general house work. Enquire of Mrs R Mc Murphey. W ANTED. Several persons of ohar aoter and good lobulation m eaob xtate (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouae oi solid nnanolal standing. Salary 118.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all Sayable In cash each Wednesday Ireot from bead offices. Horse aud oarriage furnished, when neoeasary References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 C ax ton Building, Chicago. Lost and Found. LOST. On road from Eugene lo Mo- Keuile Bridges pair of No 3 ladles' new shoes. Kinder please leave al Guard offloe. FOUND. A physiolau's fever ther mometer and oa e. Owner may have same by calling at Guakd offioe aud paying for tbls uotloe. LOST. A noetpt book for moatya paia out by Eugeue Water Co. Finder please leave with R MoMur. pbey. i Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To baul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregou. SOUTH AND EAfcs'J -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA BOUTE Trains leave Kngene for Portland and wav StaatlnnB avt M.l JL. 1 .11) ' - vevvB Uli Alias ) Ul, 1 v Portland eio a m CgtfOJp ra lv Kngene 2.-08 p m . . jViiTi T Ashland 12) a tn WKW a u Ai Baa tfranoUoo 7 .-46 p m 8:16 m 6.-46 m n .OU a m 7:26 a m 7:46 a m U:6 m 00 a m . 7;'4 a ai UJtlta Ar Denver Ar Kemua City Ar Cbioago Ar Los Angeles Ar El Paso Ar Fort Worth Ar City o( Mexico Ax Houston Ar New (l.lA.tn. 1:20 p m 6KXI p m 6:80 a m :65 a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m -6:42 a m 12:41 p m 7 KM a m 8:00 p m edWan M a m 4:00 a m 8:26 p m 6;42 a m 12:43 p m Ar ' Waahlngton ' Ar New York 1-ullman and Tourist cars on both traiui, Chau-cars Sacra, men to to Ugden and El Paao, and euiist oars toChloage, Bt Loula, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Fran, cisoo with several steamship Unea for Honolulu, Jpu. ' China, Philliptnes, .Central and South America. Bea Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene ur wKiurtj W. E. COMAN UFA Portland Or Gap Closed The operation of through trains e tween Han Franoisoo and Los An geles, via Surf andlSanta llarbara, will begin on Sunday, ,Marcii 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... T Througn Tralua Dally. The ST? V'n", Vl'ulM '-"' each terminal eaily in Ihe morning w,u. r?, "rf'tj If"" ,-f ml l!!l ie will make Oayhitbt tri,. Urauh the moat alataraaque, verled end enter . eala iur, scenes on the enotinent. Inrtulreof agents of the iouthern 'acificV TICKETS TO ANH1KKOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Du'uth, Mirnerpo;., Chicks- AND FOINTS EAST Thurnsh Palaoe end Ton i.t Sleep, ra Dining aud Bullet Sm. kil l,,l,r.r Ca DAILY TUA INS; FAS 1 TIME. For Kates, Folilera aud Full Inf..ru,a regarding tlikets, nmtes etc, call ou or wldiew J. W. PII ALON, t r a 11. DICKSON ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLWID A. B. C. PKNN18TO.Y, (i. W. p. A. 612 First Avenue, HKATI l.K, Waw Oregon Mmm Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. 4 N. Gives tha Choice of DAILY TWO VIA THE QREBQN SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver. Omaha THE 'fiREAf MQRThLhN Rf. TO Snokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago. Chloago and Ivanaaa City. Ooean Steamers leave Portland every a Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Peruana daily for all yyil lametteana Columt la River Points. Mouthly Steamers lo Cblnaand Japun For lull Information call m. n, dresa nearnat n Ran or address, e A. L. CRAIQ.'. Gen'l Passenger Agent, ii ) Vni., ftttantln.. t ,-,11,. A . 11.. I . TIT., H-T-TT T, MM',' ' trlns! tlie"CHICAOO, MIL- Hi i , ol HAILKOADJ "ui; wnra Irani, in me Wnr d." Ynn wilt A-.1 I. .1 i . n, ', "" - "wirnuie mi nne on tnia rralns when going to any point in th ,7l i, m r "allK i ney crmno with all Transoontlni-ntal Trains and al ticket Am.nl. mat llbai. For further iufonnation, pamphlets, etc. ask any Tlrksi Agent oi j. w. casky n. s. nnwE. IravPaes Aeent. Ge eral Agent. PORTLAND, OKEUON. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. 20 : Nc, 2 lor Yupiiua Train leaves Albany 12:46 P M Leaves (.Virvelli. j. p Arrives Yaiuiua 6:35 PM No. 1 Keturalnf leaves Ya.uina 7;oo A M Leaves Oorvelli. Iijs0 AM Arrives Albuny jOjij p M So. t for iMroit leaves Albany Ittt j no p w Arrives Detniit s.,1 PM No. 4 'torn Detroit V"" ,'T;ro,, 6t0 A M Arrivea Aibanj llM A Trains 1 sud 4 arrive In ,,. connsot Ith the H 1 snnl h hi, 1 1 ,i .,,,,, I a. giving tv.,,.r three hours n A l,s let. departure ni 8 P north bound train. Train .Si, 2 c-.tinect. w-th the a P trains a orvAlll. mul Album giving lirect ssrvlce t Newpi.rt and a.'ja,-ent rieacliea. Train 3 for Ueirolt, lirer. i.bush and oilier mountain r...ns leaves Alhanr at 1.00 p in .Iter the arrival nfH P. .,h 1h.ui,I train frmrn J ort anil, rra. l,ing 1). ri.it ,t 6h i. m (or further hifrn:aiion apply to EDWIN STONTC, J,T T!..,t1K;R Albany , H H CRON18K Agent Cwvallls.