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Newspaper Page Textit r JlC' iud Vou Have Always Bought, anil which has been. r over ? euni, nu uiiruu 1110 Miriiainre or .-- and has beon iiiatlnvtiiuVr his per- Jonalsiipervlsio.-t Kijico i(s infancy, ; - AJlownooiietodoccivoyoiiiu tlilH. ,ai-i-iV its linl' .itlons and " Just-ns-Rood" aro but 6 that tvi:i: with and endanger tho hoaltli of and Children- Experience against Uxperiuieub What is CASTOR I A is a harmless substitute ric Vropa alld 8oothU,ff Syrups, iLniiis neitlier Opium, Morphine It is Pleasant. nor other Nurcotio It destroys Worms 1 . Y. ...I..... 4. . gy a vinria is imrnuras duusuiuk iur vusiur uu, fare Vs- .....1 SuntliiiiflT Kvrillis. It I Plan Tfc ilne d allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Tlic. K relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou d Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Rtomiic'n and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Ilio Cuildreu's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of " S7 The M You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. the ecMmufi eeMMMV. tr iHimMV mtrr, wr vonn am MTKWS & PIIIiItEH PROPRIETORS ' A (air share of the public pat ; ronaire solicited. To the Farm- era we will pay the blgbest market prloe for (at cattle, hogs and sbtep. 8bop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Wilt Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Supplj ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL BUSINESS OAEDS ATTOKN E YS-AT-LA W. fi jiocenes Having a Urge' and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beet markets, I can offer the public better CASH Prices than any other house Id Eugene J. L. PAG M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Jmce Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. Euajud, ORtaon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEY,AT-LAW Office One half block Bonth of Gbriiman B 1 Edqimi, Ohioom. SKIPWOHTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PRIVATE I HARRIGAN'S PET By Sergeant Dale Copyright, 1902, By the S. S. McClare Companj ooooooooooooc The men of Company B, Seventh reg iment, bad an antelope, a fox, two Jack rabbits and a coyote as company pets, but when Private Harrignn returned from furlough nud brought with blm n cawing, screeching, ugly Missouri crow there was a kick. It was not only that the crow bad various ways of render ing himself a nuisance, but that Pri vate Ilurrlgan was in bad standing with his company. He was without pride or ambition as a soldier. He was shiftless, slovenly and always on the blacklist He got drunk whenever op portunity offered, and he made oppor tunities to get into the guardhouse. After two years of Bcrvice all that could be said of blm was that be was good naturcd and big hearted. If ho had been vicious, a court martial would bave settled bis case, but bo wasn't He had been a ne'er do well before enlisting, and he could not change bis Bpots. He bad been repri manded and punished fifty different limes, but never hauled up for a Bcrl ous offense. The crow bad been taught a few tricks, and for a week or so Company B was interested. Then the bird's in fernal voice got on to tbelr nerves, and the men began to growl. The first ser geant Informed Harrlgan that the crow would bave to go. Ho was homely; ho was unclean; be had no sense; he be longed to tbe buzzard family; he was a disgrace to the post His owner was given twenty-four hours In which ei ther to wring bis neck or let blm loose. To tbe sergeant's surprise. Private Harrlgan talked back. When the ar gument grew hot, he lost his temper for the first time in a year and struck bis superior otlicer on the jaw. That meant business. lie was laid by tbe heels in the guardhouse and In due time noti fied that a court martial would sit on his case. His crow, driven out of tbe post in disgrace, flew around with lone some calls, and there was no one to sympathize wltb bird or master. Had there been, and had they heeded his ap peals to let tho bird share his Impris onment, Private Harrlgan would bave borne bis fate wltb philosophy. As it was, be worried and fretted and at last Will practice in all the Court's. Kuoenic Oregon. HILHUS W THOMPSON 0HAS A HARD1 T HOMPSON ft HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Office In Fint National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Euoim, Obioon. J" M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan ft Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon. QKO, B D0RRI8, ATTORNEY C0UN8EL0H-AT-LAW Will practice hi all the conrta of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to oollecUons ana matter, inprobate. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. fie are noia W for Business Willi !h. h-,....l A . .U. ,,u , . J 1 i ii ,t-vi iiiau, IU IUD " for limm-.;.i L, ? 10181 machinery for elean- i. r"a nnisiung ladies' dress FW. (jlVfl lis a nu 1 1 "H Wnu ...... . rv.,- 158 VYOBKi. nm... a.,o cui.i .. I' ., vt.i, o W VJ 1 IIIRUIVIK Ynn. 6 OfAKD OfflOC. fcnTi wreonal clothing sponged and r to i.uo per moDtb. John M. EJmuDnon Leon R, Edmum on EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneya-At-Law. Practice Ie all the courts. Co'-lections a ipecl Jty. a-Qffice Over Loan t Savings Bank, 3UOENE, OREGON, JOTJIS E. BEAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office In Loan k Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL, JpAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office In Eugene Loan k Savings Bins Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical dU eaaesof women. STAGE LINE. BANGS, Proprietor art Wtro. V., m Unin.T' "DUU"y at e a m isT'86 da'ly exnept Sundays at 2 jM!" at 8 m. Win, KuSel'e al 8 p m the day WAX. iiJirL14' '' at "i. niV'iiV.;L,i. '4b,. " "Ira Davenport's offlo J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repalnyl. Krotxi, Oasoof j 11 G BIDDLE, its logs, and they called to one another to make no hostile demonstration. As if holding it.-ielf to blame for Its master's desertion and fearing punish ment, the bird refused to permit luelf to be caught for some time, but was at last seized by an agile soldier and the tag placed in tbe bauds of the colonel. It proved, to be a penciled note in the handwriting of tbe deserter. Ilarrl gan's chiroguphy was in an exclusive pattern, and be spelled bis words to 'save as much time as possible, but bis message was deciphered at last and the result was a sudden change of or ders. The men were dismounted and stntioned about the fort to repel on attack, and every idler was pressed into service. Reduced to fair English, Harrlgan bad written: I am with the people In Plum valley. Wa are Intrenched and glvlna the reds blue blazes every time they show up. We cun hold 'em off without help. If you get kord to the contrary, don't you believe it. Red Gird and & bucks are In ambush In the big thleket at the crossing of WolC creek, and If you leave the fort they wilt attack and murder everybody, i send this letter by my crow. Feed him and let him come back. The message brought by the halt breed bad been a ruse to leave the tort undefended. To test tho matter the colonel Bent out 150 troopers and bad them make a half circle and return to tho fort under cover. An hour later Red Bird moved up with his warriors and attacked, never doubting that he would carry the fort with a rush. But when the fight ended in his wild night ho left over eighty dead behind him. The check paralyzed blm until troops could be pushed Into the field to finish him. Over in Plum valley, as It came to be known later on, tbe deserter, biding out in the thickets, had been the first to discover tho advent of the bostlles. lie had gobbled a horse and ridden from point to point to collect tho set tlers and had then taken command and made a defense to bo recorded in his tory. The scare was over when Deserter Harrlgan reappeared. He came walk ing Into the post one day with his crow seated on bis shoulder, and, marching straight up to tbe colonel's office, he saluted the gray haired officer: "Colonel Taylor, it's Private Harrl gan come back to be tried for deser tion." "Go to your quarters," ordered the colonel ns he looked up at him. "Hut 1 deserted, colonel." "Nonsense! You had twenty, days' furlough." "And the swipe 1 gave the sergeant on tho jaw?" "Never heard of it" ...' "And tho crow, sir?" "He has tho liberty of the post and shall have bis rations at my own quar ters. 'Bout face! March!" HO! FOR KEWPORt. Oregon's FaTorite tort. Seaside Re CLASSIFIED GOLUMH, Notice nnriM Oil. YitA ,. n . l iaes, 60 eanta per week: II 60 a month! ll'i Par year. P MUTUAL LIFE IE COMPANY I New Yoik, nJ': tni""otnt and Gold Bond "to furniinctj by A. WANN, Eugene, Or. DENTIST nffim-On Olive street. IbetweenV Filtih srd Sith street one block weet of Minneeeoia hotel -JEKBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecorai Oaiaoi Beat equipped Auev Laboratory In the State. Prompt and reliable return guaranteed. Wn.lfinu teau mails on ore samples of one tc fifty pounds to ilotermuie the must suitable method of treatment, AXTj IiOOKBD TJP to see trivatb habbi- QAN U CHOW CIIIOLIKO ABOtWU, made up his mind to a vary serious thing. Jf the crow could not come to him, he would go to the crow. One night when tbe vigilance ot tbe sentinels was lax he "flanked" bis way out of tbe guardhouse and escaped the guard sent after blm. His crow was not to be seen or beard of next morn lng, and after tbe fugitive had been tracked up Plum valley for twenty miles the trail was lost Private Har rlgan was posted as a deserter and the usual reward offered., and Company B congratulated Itself on being rid of a no account There bad been peace with tho Indi ana for a year, but two weeks after Harrlgan's desertion disquieting re ports began to come in. Bands of bucks were breaking away from the reserva tions every day to join tho renegades in the mountains, and as they cut across the country they murdered lone settlers and played bavoc wltb ranch- houses. The troops at tbe fort were under arms and ready to ride at a mo ment's notice, but tbe reports were so conflicting that tbe officers were per Dlexed. The bostlles seemed to be moving on every side. There were only B and 0 companies, with eighty men to a company, to hold the tort, guard tbe stage routes and protect tbe settlers for twenty miles around, and tbe best that tbe colonel could do was little enough. It wag when the bostlles had worked clear around to tbe west and were menacing fifty pioneer families scattered up and down Plum valley that be determined almost to strip the fort of Its garrison and make a swift daBh. This determl nation was hastened by a written mes sage brought In by a balf breed from one of tbe pioneers, who pointed out the way to strike the bostlles a death blow while they were unprepared. One hundred aud sixty men of the garrison were ready to ride out of the gates nt sunrise one morning when loud cawing was heard overhead, and all looked up to so Private Harrlgan's crow circling sround. They bow, too, that the bird had tng tied to one of M'liy a Cold Affects the Hearing. . The drum or tympanum of the ear is a small air chamber, with hard, bony surroundings, vcntilnted by an air pas sage about one and a half inches long, called tbe eustachian tube, which pass es forward and inward from the ante rior part of the tbront behind the nos trils. Tbe atmospheric pressure requir ed on the inner side of the drum to counterbalance that of the outer side Is provided far by the communication ot the eustachian tube with tbe throat In the acts of breathing and swallowing. Lining tho hollow of the drum and forming the Innermost layer of the drumhead Is a delicate mucous mem brane, which also lines tbe interior of tbe eustachian tube. If we bave a cold in tbo bead, the vessels supplying the mucous membrane from tbe nose to tbe mouth expand, tbe blood within them flows slowly or stagnates and that In the mucous membrane becomes con gested. As a result there Is more or less swelling, wltb augmentation ot tbe nat ural secretions, Tbe congestion is apt to be continued into the, mucous mem brane, of tbo eustachian tube, which Is thus obstructed. This causes tbe air in the drum to bo rarefied, the drumhead and tbe little cbaln of bones connected with It aro forced Inward, and by caus ing excess of pressure of the Internal car produces deafness. E PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT.POLICn:8, Albibt J. Cases', Gen. Agt., M. Wtu.ua Portland, Or Lvcal Aft SuMt Saved From Awful Fate. "Kvervbod eald I had oonaump- tlnn," writes Mrs A M Hhleioa, ol . .. i ...... t. nr k . sit Inv artpr six moDths of severe sickness caused t,y bay fever ana a"tmti mi i-w i bought Ionuld get well, but I learned intrwlnua merit of Dr Kins' .-..-, riiviwerv for onnewrjDtlon. used It and was complxtey cored." For desperate Ihrnat abd lung i1Iih.w It Is Ihesa'Hit cure in toe wuriu u. m-1 fslllble for cough, colds and bronchial 1 aflections. Guaranteed bottles 60c and J tlral botes fret at W L DeUno't Recognizing tbe advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other sea side resorts In the northwest, and to make it possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by the ootan waves, tbe Southern Paoiflc. Company In connection with tbe Cor vallls ami Eastern Railroad, will place on sale, efteetiye June 15th, round-trip tickets from all points in Oregon on the Southern Paolflo to Newport, good for return until October 10th, at spool ally reduced rates, Kor full inlormatlon please inquire of your local agent. W F Comjjc, General Passenger Agent. City Property for SaleJ Hkndeiceb' Aonrnoa to Ecoene To tboae desiring to purchase city lots, I have laid out an addition ou tbe south aide of the oitj aud north of College HiU 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 prios ui uiuso luia is iroiu aou up. Euaa Stiwabt Addition to Euoemis I have some verr dealrrab'.a lota in this addition, in the very heart ol the city and wiium a tew uiooas oi Willamette street. Whiteaxib's Asnmoii to Ecobvi I have a few lots in this addition within two blocks of the First National Bank. College Hill Pasx I have 100 lots In this addition. The prioe now Is (50 each. V will advanoe tne price soon. We expect College Mill rara to raceme tne most desiraDle resi dence property In or near the oily. HlNDBIOXs' ADDrnoX TO OOLLEOB Hill Pan We have 70 lots for sale ohean in this addition; also 40 or 60 acres of very choice iruit land. 1 nave on this place 19UU vouna prune treea, about 400 Bartlett pear trees. and 200 black walnut trees, also apples. plums and small fmita. Tbia place has a good farm house, bam and ont-houses, and is a moBt Deantuui snimrnan piece ol prop arty. It ia known as the Looust Hill aim. and there 1b no place in the state more oeauinuuv ana Dieasantiv situated. I am not in real estate businet-s as a busi ness we sell onr own lands only. I employ no agents. Any one aestring to puronsse any of this property will find me at the First National Bank. I will be pleased to snow property and give prices. 1 mwht ex- change some of this property for good limner lana. uomo ana see me. New Addition to Eagene. R V Baker A Co have platted tbe R t Hootl land consisting of 82 lota situ ate two blook south of the Patterson eohool building. These are desirable lots and are for sale at reasonable prioea. For further information oall on R F Bakbb, OfHoe at No 8 West Ninth street. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. FOR ttALiK OU TUAUc!. A Walter A Woods binder tor f 30.00. A bar gain. Bee E M Warren al Ceburg, On gun. SALE. -A FOR eels at a MILKER WANTED. Jqulre ofBM Douglas, Eugene. WANTED. Girl to do aeueral house work. Enquire of Mrs R Mo- Murphey. W ANTED. Several persons of char- aoter and good reputation In each state (one In this county required) to lopnmeuvaua advertise old estaUlhtli ed wealthy business house ot solid nuanoiai standing. Halary 118.0(1 weekly with expenses adltlonal. al) Sayable In cub eaou Wednesday Ireot from head ofUoea. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton Building, Ublougo. LOST. On road from Eugene to Mc- Keiizle Bridge a pair of No8 ladle' new shoes. Finder please leave at Guard office. LOBl'. A receipt book for niouevB paid out by Eugene Water' (Jo. Finder please leave with R McMur. phey. I oiler for sale at a low prioe 120 acres of land 2 miles southwest of Eugene; about 4Ti acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also 41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 5 acres close to the corporate limits on the west. Also 16 acres of nice bottom land 3& miles north of Eugene on river road. I also offer for sale some desirable build ing lota at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do weUto see me. David Ohbbbi. Eugene, Oregon, Don't Be Deceived with 65 or 70 per cent whiskies or brandies and think it better than Francis' puie double distilled 100 (roof Dranaies. J ust nave tnem tee tea rree of charge at Filth and Blair atieets Kiugeue, Oregon. I 1 M 1 BANGUI Star Dost, The brightness of shooting stars) is due to tho beat engendered by the en ergy of their motion. Their speed is enormous namely, forty-two and a half kilometers a second while tbe speed of the earth on its orbit Is only twenty-five kilometers forward. Con sequently when a shower of them ap proaches the earth In the direction op posite to Its course the initial speed is seventy-two kilometers a second. When they follow on Its course they gain six teen and a half kilometers a second on it tbelr mean rate of approach being thirty to forty kilometers a second. Tbe friction engenders a temperature of 3,000 degrees C, subject to which tbey burst into Dame. If under these conditions their substance Is not vapor ized, they pass through and beyond tbe upper strata of our atmosphere and pursue their proper course around tbe sun, but as a rule they ore vaporized, In which case the vapor mingles with the atmosphere, to fall later as mete oric dust in this manner we come In contact annually with 140.000.000.000 shooting stars, which add considerably to the earth's substance. Worn a Wire by Skill. Action was a Grecian painter of about tbe time of Alexander, and he won a wife by bla treat work. He painted a picture called "The Nuptials of Alex ander and Itoxane," wblcb was exhibit ed at tbe Olympic gumes. It created, sucn a stir that one of the Judges cried In ndintrntlon, "I reserve, crowns for tho victorious athletes, but I give my daughter In marriage to the painter Ac tion as o recompense fr his picture." Action was one of the artists who ex celled In the srt of mixing colors. He coul l not go to tbe nenresl stnre and purchase them ns mis1" do today. Filthy Temples In India. Baored oowa often defile Indian tem ples, but worse yet la a body that' polluted by constipation. Don't per mit It. Oleaose your system wlln JJr. imok'b JNew juire nils aou avoia un told mlnery. They give lively livers, active bowels, good digestion, fine ap petite, only 250 el w li iMJuano1 drug store. CASTOR I A For lnianta and Children. Ita Kind You Have Always Bougfc the at I Bankers Life Association of Dcs Holnti, Iowa. Sale Insurance Lew Rata Special futures that plcsjt easy oita. Rate cards at first National Bank and Loan and Savings Bank. HOITT'5 SCHOOL. Parents desiring home Influences, heaatlful surroandliiKi, perfect cUmnlSt oarelal saiier- imou, .nu inoriiiiKn menial, moral ana ddtii ..i ...i..i... .... i .,n ii i.u. requlremeuts (ally metal Bout's school, Menlo Heed rur illustrated ootelocne, Twelllh ea begins Au.uit mh 1st e Uoirr, fh, D Prlclape, For Sale, Hue reeideuoe for bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs Healop on the corner of Fifth and Lawrence streets. OU BALE OR 1RADE.-147 auras outbe Military road 28 miles from Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on tbe Willamette river. 70 acres bottom land; 12 acres clear: the rest hill wltb some limber. There ia a rood bouse with four looms, smoke house ana barn, I will sell or trade at a oargain. tall on me at Mrs H E Gardner's on First street between Jefferson aud Madison, or address T Uoocb, Eugeue, Oregon. Help Wanted. TICKETS TO AND.FKOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Ou!uth, Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST Through Palace and Tnnrlst Sleepers Dining and Buffet Suickiuit Library Ca DAILY TKAIN8; FAST TIME. For Bates, Folders and Full Infnrma regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or addua J. W. PHALON, T r A H. DICKSON ci a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DENNISTOX. C. W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wash Lost and Found. LOBT. A blue silk umbrella. Finder will please leave at the home of Mrs Minnie Washburne. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber from our tuiii ou Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. Happy Time In Old Town. "We felt verv haonv." writes R N Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "wbeu Buck len'a Arnica Balve wholly cured our daughter of a bad oaae of scald bead," ItdelUhts all who use It for oute.oorn-, Burns, Bruises, Bnllii, ulcers, eruptions infallible tor piles. Only 26c at W L DeLano's drug store. Oregon Shot line umon Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. Give the N. Choice of S DAILY SOUTH AND EAS'I -VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trauu Imt Kugeiu for Portland and wit iwuodi h o;uu mi itupn, two;via the qbebgh SHORT "TliE 1 1 TO Salt Lake, Denveri Omaha Chioago and Kansaa City. Or E THF RRFftT NORMRI Rf. TO . Snokane Mlnneapol a St. Paul and Chicago-: Ocean Bteamers leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for ail Wll lamette and Uolumt la River Points. Monthly bteamera to China aud Japan For lull Information call ou or dress nearest O, R. A N. Tloket Agent or address, , A. L. CRA1Q. ' Gen'l Passenger Agent, i . . 1 1 i lv Portland Iv JSuirene At Ashland Ar Sacramento Ar Ban Francisco t, M a m 2:08 p m 12:30 a aa 6:00 p m 7:45 p m ,t,ldo a m V2M a m 4:25 a m Stlfi a m Ogden Denver Kansas City Chioago SrtS a or 9KX) a m 7:45 a m Ureft a m 9:00 a ni 7;a a at Loa Angeles Kl Psso Fort Worth City of Mexico Houston New Orleama Washington New Yoik 1:20 p ra 64X1 p m 6:30 a m 9M a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:43 a sa 12;48 p m 700 a n 9:00 p m 60 a m Mam 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:42 a m 12:48 p re Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to Ogden and Ei Paso, and ooriat oars to Chloage, Bt Louis, New Orleans and Washington. 1 Connecting at Ban Fran cisco with ssveral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, Phillipines, lOsntral and South Amerioa. See Mr L O Adair, agent at Engine or addrea W. S. CO MAN O P A Portland Your attention la called to the "PIONEKB LIMITKD" trams of the "OHIOACO, MIL WAUKEE ft ST PAUL KAILROAD.I 11 1 he only perfect trains hi the world," Yon will Bnd it desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern States or Canada, They couneo with all Transcontinental Trains and al ticket Agents sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or J. W. CASEY ' II. B. ROWE, Trav Pass Aeent, (Je era! Agent, - PORTLAND, OREGON. , Or Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred cedar hop posla to rouere 6 Inches at large end, and 14 feet long, To be di-llvfred on batik of river at Jondkins' Pninl, 2 milts above Kugene anytime this summer or rail Address, W R Walker. Eogeiie, Or, Wrath arastae It J." OIT.T A., lhl tund Tot Haw tlwm C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Los.ni and loiartnc. Dealer la H arret tt dc MichlDsry, lio pie menu. Alio have ttorao room i I rtMODfcbit rates. VOffioe AOU WtHamatte St The floffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eujene, Oregon Gap Closed The operation of through train e tween Han Kranolftoo and Loa An gelet. tUBurf an(l.ttnU Barber, will begin on Sunday. .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW..., COAST LINE... Two ThrotLXQ Trains Daily. The (Vert Lint Mralted Uat.Dg each terminal eailjr In the morning qui( ptxl wl'h lewaat oafe and purltr oare, will make daylight tripe through tbe ntoet picturaat-iue, varied and enter Uinloir, aoeneaon the onntlnent, In(ulriof amenta ol the Southern Pacific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. No No. TIME CARD NO. 20J S for Yaquina Train leaves Albany 12:46 P M Leaves tkirvaUis 1:50 P M Arrives Yaquina 5:36 P M I lUturnlns- Leaves Yaquina .....7:00 A M Leaves Consuls 1110 A M Arrives Albany 12:16 P M No, for Detroit "" Leaves Albany 1:01 P M Arrives Detroit 5.-15 P M No. 4 'lorn Detroit leaves Detroit..., liOAM Arrives Albany... 11. -06 A M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In All.rjil tne connect with il,e 8 P tenth hDr,r) tiain, Sr w as giving two nr thrre hnuts In Albsn ,1 ef n departure ol B V north bound train. Train No 2 connects with then P trains a Corvallia and Aldan) glvinc direct service Newport and ailjairnt Iwachr. Train 3 for Ueimit. Ilrer.i busb and other nionntaln rvscr-s lesvee Albany at 1.00 p m alter the arrival of H, P. south bound train from Portland, rea'hine- l).tr,it si 6:46 p aa Fur further lufuinistioa apply to EDWIN STONE, Manager T UK 11NER AsvntAlbany J II ( 111 MKL AKi.iluvallii. 1"