Daily Eugene guard., July 28, 1902, Image 3

T, , :.ind Yea Ilavo Always Bought, find which has been'
i , 110 for over SO years, has borne the signature of
y i and has been made under big er-
S-'-trfas sonal supervision since its infancy.
va '. ' ! Allow no one to deceive you in this,
jl Cti:nitt'i fcits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" ore but
j;xjeri aunts that trlUe with and endanger the health of
jul'nuU and Children Experience against Experiment.
'What is G ASTORIA
Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Fare
corie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotia
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays FeverisUness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Xlio Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE GASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Hi
r .tr . aer ar eavess.
Tie KM You Me
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE QCMTAUR OOMMMV, tV MUHMT BTtMCTe MCW VOH Off '
GEJ.TRAL
WATKIHS & JVILLliER
PROPRIETORS
A fair share ol the pnbllo pat
ronage ununited. To the Farm
en we will pay the highest
market prloe for fat oattle, hogs -aod
Btitep. Shop on Will
amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly del 1 vered ,
Wil Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Suppljf of
BEEF MUTTON "
PORK and VEAL
Groceries
Having a large' and
complete stock ot
8taple and Fancy
Groceries, bonght in
the beat markets, I
can offer the publio
better CASH Price
than any other houae
in Eugene ' :
J. L. PAGE!
die are nom
Heady for. Easiness
With the best equipped plant in the
simS e'n-oieanlrjg aud dyeing
jmiBea. Special machinery for clean
jnB.ayelnr and Bnlelilng ladles' drees
M, wive una call.
MARX HTBAM t'LKANINO AND DVB-
o works. Ofllt 6i6 Willamette
opposite board offloe.
D,!jwrantialolotblog sponged and
P'eed for n.oo per month. ,
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
BANGS, Proprietor
hut8!.16768 Kftene 'or Floranoe
ldnI?!ptdUDday
neiUrnlDs; tam lnTO OTnismA.
ige dally exnspt Sundays at 2
oSowuiJ lD fcun" P m the day
'
TIM.,.'.? K . W
''n.. ! .' Banxs' livery liable,
Davenport's olltt
' The MUTUAL LIFE
INSUaANCE COMPANY
ol New York
tttSZ." 'i'e: En,,0"'n ad Cold Boad
rwKitl and Amuiliu. r. ... j ...i...
"""taluraliMd Sy
W- A. WAN.N, !
uuarani A"A a vamuc
iujene, Or.
2.
Always Bought
P.USINKSH CARDS
ATTORN J5YS-AT-LAW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOENET-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Dmce Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oake-Over Flnt National Bank.
Kcarjra, Obiooh,
O WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offloe One half block south o( Chrlunao B 1
Ewunz, Oaaooa.
SKIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the Court's.
EOOXNI Orboon.
HSZJfDS W TH0HF80M
oass a hasdi
T
H0MP80N fc HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office-In Flnt National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Enaif, Obiooh.
jr M TEA VI3,
' Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bedlr.
Eugene, Oregon. 1
G
HO, B DOEEIS,
ATTOENEY ft CODNSELOK-AT-LAW
mil practice in all the oonrte of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state. -
Special attention given to oollections and
matters in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg,
HoomB 1. 2 and 8,
John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmuns on
EDMUNSON 4 EDMTJNSON.
ttorneys-At-Law.
pHntt in .n tha mrt cviectlona a mieci
aity. aWOffice Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON,
OTJIRE. BEAN
ATTOENEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan & Saving bank building. Boon
3. Special attention given to land and mining
tters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
J3AINB4KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND BUBGrKOHS.
Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savlnga Bank
. Building. ,
Special attention to surgery and surgical the
easeaof women. ,
J S LTJOKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Kronrs, Orbooh
1)
K O BIDDLE,
IDENTIST
Office -On Olive street, betwnrFlftlh(nd
9ith itrton block west of Minnesota
hotel
li
KRBERT LEIGH
ASSAYEE AND METALLURGIST
- Eoorai . Obiooh
Bast equipped Assay Laboratory la the Stat
Pw.n.t.t &nt rh.hl. rfltnnu ffuaranteed.
Working teats made on ore samples of one te
fiftv Doumla to determine wa nw
method of treatment.
T
UE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
Very Latest
LIFE AND ACCIDESTiPOUClEP,
Albibt J. Caook, Gen. Agt
William Portland. ' ro
RS. RIODAN'S
THORWAIDSEN
By WALTER A. TICK
Copyright, 1902,
By the S. S. McClure Company 2
Evry auctioneer In town knew her
ud expected to stumble upon her.
whether at the fashionable Broadway
sales or in the dimmest corner of the
ghetto, and never one of them had" a
good word for her.
Mrs. Kiodnn's parsimony was as no
torious as it was unnecessary, but it
was her bobby to acquire bric-a-brac at
rldlcnlous bargain figures. Had the
original Venus de Milo been offered to
her at 1500,000 she would have held
out for ft99.909. Nothing gave her
such exquisite pleasure as to escort a
guest to some dim niche In ber much
decorated bouse and murmur with a
gentle, cooing Inflection:
So glad you like It, dear. I purchas
ed It for a song. Such a bargalnl You
wouldn't believe it if 1 told you."
In vain bad wily auctioneers endeav
ored to entrap tbe lady In some of their
clever schemes. Sbe Inrurlably scent
ed danger and Btopped bidding just
when tbey saw the lamb led to slaugh
ter. A group of these worthies who had
been called In to examine a superb col
lection of art goods drifted Into a cafe
to lunch together, and Mrs. Rlodan's
bobby came up for discussion.
A wideawake chap recently from
Chicago listened to the tales of ber
shrewdness and finally remarked:
uentlemcn, I wnger a supper party
for this crowd that if I have charge of
tbat sale I will not only force Mrs. Rio
dan to purchase a certain article which
1 Bball select, but sbe will pay at least
BO per cent more than It la worth."
The supper wager was quickly taken.
and cash bets were added, tbe young
auctioneer taking all offers. In less
than a week Mrs. Rlodan commenced
to receive mail regarding tbe sale of
tbe famous Burton collection. Almost
dally there arrived either an enticing
circular or a simply engraved card re
minding ber of the date of the sale un
til she became actually excited over
the prospect
When tbe day arrived, Mrs. Rlodan
was among tbe first on tbe scene, but
not earlier than two young men whose
tastes In bric-a-brac Beemed closely al
lied to ber own. One of them, whose
face was that of a student and wbose
garments in some Indefinable fashion
suggested foreign blood and tbe artls-
flU LIBTKSKD DELIGHTEDLY TO BIB OBIT-
ioishs or tub collection.
Uc temperament if not tbe calling, was
especially Interested In the display of
bronzes. ; ' ; ' '
Mrs. Blodan felt tbat here was a kin
dred spirit, and she listened delighted
ly' to his criticisms -of the collection
and bis easy chat of things be bad seen
abroad. Be particularly dilated on the
fact tbat to auction sales alone was be
indebted for an opportunity to purJ
chase rare bits of bronze, evidently his
"'I
bobby. "-- "- - -
"If one is really a Judge of sucn
things," be remarked, "there Is abso
lutely no danger of being cheated and
every chance of picking up a rare bor
gnln." "
"An," sighed Mrs. Rlodan, "a kindred
spirit indeed 1" 'And sbe strolled, with
assumed carelessness, as close as possi
ble to this connoisseur, thinking com
plscently of her five pieces of bronze,
each picked up at an auction sale.
Suddenly sbe beard biro of tbe artistic
temperament utter an excited exclama
tion: "By Jove, that Is a getnl"
Tbey bad paused before a bronze
statue not more than a foot In height
but exquisitely molded. It was a really
fine production of Thorwaldsen's
"Wrestler." With bated breath sbe fell
back, as did the two yonng men, to
study the figure more critically.
"Exquisite! cunie to ber In auiCPt
tones. "Worth five hundred. ir Its
worth a cent or my opinion Is value
less."
A gem. worth a couple nnnarea.
murmured Mrs. Rlodan. snd as sbe
looked thn nnmclea of the wrestler
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Kv, rvbodv said I had ennsntiio
tlnn," rtl Mrs i M HMi'rtn, n(
Chainlre,5iitf. P, "t w alter
alx months of vere flckness caused
.... rvf.r and asltllua tbnt f-w
ihnuirlitlonuld eel well, lint I Earned
r rl,. msrvslnu" mTlt of Mr Kins
Sew iileonvery for consumption, osed
ii anrl was cnnipleiey cured." For
desperate throat slid lung dlseaf it Is
h...f(-.t cure In tbe world and la In-
fallible for cooab, onlds and bronchial
afleotlnna. UuaraDteta Domes owe bou
I
Ural botes free at W L De Lane's
Svfcuivd to liltiim In the uucei tulu lirfht
like burul.lktl Kld.
The men uiude a note of the number
and then moved on, but Mrs. ltlodan
still lingered. Sbe would have that
piece, for she had beard the artist re
mark as be turned away that no oue
In tbe room would probably reallte the
real value of that bit
By tbe time tbe sale opened Mrs.
Rlodan was lu a feverish state. The
auctioneer rolled off his customary jur
gou, bidding went merrily on, but Mrs.
llioduu beard nothing until tbe auc
tioneer reached the Thorwaldscn.
Some one bid f5, and Mrs. Rlodan be
stowed on tbe ignoraut Individual a
Clance of acoru. The bids rose slowly,
and at $25 Mrs. Rlodan entered the
arena, aud so did tbe youug artist
Up, up went tba figures until dually
these two were bidding steadily
sgalnst each other.
"One hundred dollars!" exclaimed
(he artist nonchalantly.
"One hundred aud twenty-five!"
snapped his rival.
The artist roused himself.
"One hundred and fifty!" The drawl
bad left Ills voice.
Mrs. Rlodan hesitated.
"lie wants It lie knows bronzes,
and so do I," sbe thought.
"Going, going, going"
"One seventy-five!"
The artist turned a troubled face to
ward his friend. They conferred anx
iously. Tbe auctioneer looked from
one to the other. Mrs. Rlodan felt
her heart contract suddenly. She
wanted that bronze. What waa the
artist going to do?
He shook blB bead. Tbe auctioneer's
hammer, fell. Tbe bronze waa Mrs. Rlo
dan's property, and, giving ber address
and settling tbe bill, she hastily left
tbe room. An hour later, having coin-
pleted ber other shopping, sbe dropped
Into a fashionable restaurant, feeling
that having secured a bargain, she
might treat herself to an exceptional
luncheon. She bad barely given her or
der when from behind a palm she
caught tones that seemed strangely fa
miliar, that drawling, dulcet note she
had hoard before. And what was be
Baying? i
"It's a Jolly little lunch, Isn't It
Madge? And let me tell you I earned
It I haven't played a part since tbe
dramatic club days at college, but I
flatter myself I did quite well this
morning. What I know about bronzes
would not cover your visiting card;
but beavens, bow the old lady did
snap at tbe bait! One seventy-five, and
Blie could get a brand new one for n
hundred I
Tbe next afternoon a couple of wom
en friends were taking tea In Mrs. Rlo
dan's borne, and one of them spied tbe
Tborwaldsen.
"What a clever bit Mrs. Rlodanl
And you've never Bbown It to us." Tbe
guest nppronched the figure and touch
ed It daintily. "And of course you got
It for a song. You always do, lucky
creature!"
"Yes," murmured Mrs. Rlodnn, "for
a song." Then sbe added under ber
breath as sbe passed tbe wafers, "But
there were a few high notes in the
song."
Why lie Kept a Dog;.
A prominent dog faucler and wealthy
man of Philadelphia stepped Into a gro
cery the other night and accidentally
stumbled over a fat old German wbo
was sitting in a corner smoking bis
plpo.
Under his chair was tbe most re
markuble specimen of a ilog tbat tbe
gentleman hud ever seen. It bad tbe
appearance of a pug, With rougb, red
hair and a long tall. It was Impossible
to resist laughing at the placid old man
and his nondescript dog. '
' "What kind of a dog Is that?" asked
the geutlemnn. v
"1 don't know," replied the German.
"I suppose you use him for bunting?"
"No."
"Is he good for anything?"
"No."
"Then why do yon value him bo?"
"Because be likes me," said the old
fellow, still pulling at big pipe, and tbe
expression of tbe dog as be looked up
from under tbe choir fully confirmed
tbe statement
- ' "There Is no better or stronger rea
son than that" asserted tbe gentleman
emphatically as be walked away. Phil
adelphia Press.
- The Birds' Heats That Mew Eat.
The swifts arrive In the Andaman
islands toward tbe end of November,
but tbey tnke tbelr time in building
tbe nests, which are formed from a
gelatinous secretion from tbe salivary
glands of those beautiful members of
tbe swallow tribe.
If tbere has been a wet December,
tbe first crop of nests Is generally a
and drippings from tbe roofs of tbe
caves. Collectors, however, begin in
January to go around tbe Island to
tbe different caves In an open boat
The . best quality resemble pure isin
glass and are worth tbclr weight In
silver. Afterward there are two other
collections. Tbe caves In wblcb tbe
nests are found are scattered about the
Islands; some are far Inland, others In
rocks concealed In mungrove swamps.
Indon News.
The I. rive of Fine Linen.
In the CiTinnn household the love of
linen is n i:isslon. During the French
nam umli-i Nniinlcon wben from every
towu and hiiinlct the terror stricken
people fled liefori' the nppronchlng ar
mies belore nil ele they sought to save
their mnny ehesls of homespun linen.
and when n n e returned what bad es
caped Hie .Mi: us eyed enemy was ten
fold more precious been use of the bor-
rors ivitiiHi'd ami the drvndful pangs
endnnvl. And even todny the German
wnmnii pHv.es far above rubles ber
,)lli ol snuwy linen, the labor of many
iupp.1 hours.
Hop Posts Wanted.
SIKlfleen hundred oedar bop post
qiiire 6 Inches at larire end, and 14
feet K.Pr. To tie di-1 1 re red on bank ol
rlv r at Jnr.dkiiV PoIdI, t miles abnv
E'li-sr ' an time this summer or fall,
Address,
W R Walker,
Eugene, Or.
CZ A. lt 'i' XX. T A. .
HO! FOR NEWPORT. '
Oregon's
Favorite
tort.
Seaside Re
Reoogn xing tbe advantage ol New
port as a summer resort over other sea
side resorts lu I he northwest, and t
make it possible for all who desire V
do to to spend their vacation by tb
oo an waves, tbe Boutbern Paoifl
Compauy In oounecllon with tbe Coi
vail la and Eastern Railroad, will plae
on aale, eQeotlve June 16th, round-trip
tickets from all poluta lu Oregon oi
the Bouihero Paoifio to Newport, goor
for return until October 10th, at aproi
ally renuced rates.
For full iulormatlon please lnqolr
of your local agent.
W F Coat AN,
General Passenger Agent.
City Property for Sale;
Hindbicxs' Assmox to Enauii
To Ihoae desiring to purchase city lota, )
have laid out an addition ou tbe south aid'
of the oitf and north ol College III II Park
I have 120 lots la this addition, and as
selling them very low so as to enable over
one to have a home of their own. The prio
ot these lota is Irom f&O up.
Ellu Btbwabt Addition to Edoeki
I have soma very deaiirablo lots In thi
addition, In the very heart ol the olty an
within a low blocks of Willamette street,
WHRKuua'a Addition to Euoavx
I have' a lew lota in this addition wlthil
two blocks of the First National Bank.
Oollkob Hill Pabk
I have 100 lota in this addition. Tb
prioenowufBO each. ,W will advaao
tbe price soon. We expect College Hn
Park to become the moat desirable real
denoe property in or near the oily.
HiNcaioxa' Addition to Oollkob
Bill Fiu-
We have 70 lots for sale oheap in thu
addition; also 45 or SO aoroa of very choiet
fruit land. I have ou thla plaoe 1300 v onm.
prune trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees.
ana zuu Diaos walnut trees, also apples,
plums and small fruits. This plaoe baa a
gooa larm Douse, nam ana oat-nooses, an
is a most beantiful suburban piece of prop
arty. It la known as the Loonst Hill farm
and there la no plaoe in the state mor
beamilully and pleasantly situated. - -
I am not in real estate bnaineps as a busi
ness we sell our own lands only, I employ
no agents. Any one desiring to purchase
any ot this property will find me at the
First National Bank. I will be pleased to
show property and give prloea. I ml,ht ex
change some of this property , for good
timoer iana uome ana see me.
. New Addition to Eugene.
R F Baker A Co have platted the R
F Scott land const-ling of 82 lota situ
ate two blocks south of the Patteraou
eohool building. These are desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable prioee.
For further information oall on
R F Bakkb,
Office at No 6 West Ninth street,
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a low price 130 acres of
land 2& miles southwest of Eugenef abnat 4f
acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 6 aorae
close to the oorporate limits oa the west Also
18 acres of nice bottom land Si miles north oi
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for sale 'some desirable build
ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets,
Anyone dishing such property will do well to
see me. . -
Davto Chibbt.
- Eugene, Oregon.
Don't Be Deceived
With 85 or 70 per cent whiskies or
brandies and think it better -than
Franota' puie double distilled 100 (roof
brandies. Juat have them tested free
ofohargeat Fifth and, Blair stieeta
uugene, Oregon.
i u r ranuii
Filthy Temples in India.
Baored sows often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet la a body that's
polluted by oonstlpation. Don't per
mit it. fjieense your system witn vt
rung's JNewXiira fine anil avoid un
told misery, 'f bey give lively livers,
active bowels, eood digestion, flue ap
petite, only zoo at w x uejuano's
drag atore. 1
CASTORIA
. . For Lui'aiits and Children,
Ika Kind You Have Always Bong
Bankers Life Association
of 0(t Meiaw, leva.
Sale laiuranct Low Rate Special Futures
" inat pitas rnuy rasa.
Rate cards at First NatloaalBaak
and Lota tad Savings Bank.
hoitts school.
, . -
Parent i deilrlnK bona Inflneaoef. btiutlfol
lurrotiQdItiit. prleoL cHnnt, orful mper
Tlilon, knd tborotigh meoul, to arm 1 at phfRl
t lrtning for their boy will find all the
r-quiremeni innr neui niui acnoDi. iMiiKr
lark , Hmn MHoo County, C;.
new tor iiiuitrtiea coiipie.
Twelfth year beiit Aa.ait 12th
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Imdi and Inraranee. Jaler In
UaarreaUny MaehiiuiT, lmplo
. xceou. Alao bare ityraga room
t reaaontbla rataa.
Offloe 606 Willamette Bt
The Hoffman
W. 0. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
f f. - , ' " 1
Eugene, Oregon
cusnD GUI,
Notlcas nndtr thla haul not 4a aivsavawt li.
uus,M oauta per week; SI 60 a month) 115
eryaar.
For Sale.
OK SAL, H OH TttAOtl). A: Walle.
A Woods binder for l'JO.00. A bar
gain. Bee n M Warren at Coburn
Origon. ' ' "' -- -
OU" tiALli.-A. . ttue .resideuo fur
sale at a baraaln. Inquire of Wll
lamette Vallay Land Ucorof Mr
Healop'on Ilia corner of Filth am
Lawrence streets. -
fott BALK OK fKADK.-147 aor.
nn the Military road 28 miles frou
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on tb,
Willamette river. 70 acre bottoi.
.and; 12 aoree clear; the rest bt
with annie timber. Tbere is a ro
nouke with fnui looms, smoke hnu
aud barn. I will sell or trade at
bargain. Call on me at Mrs h t
Gardner 'a on -first street betweei
JefTerson and Madison,' or address '1
fliooob, Euiiene, Oregon. ' I. j '
Help Wanted.
'ILK EH W ANTED.-Jqulre of 6 b
Douglas, Eugene." '
vVANTKD. Girl to do generiil housi.
work. Enquire of Mia it Mi
Murphey, ,
V AN TED. Several persons of ehai
actor and good reputation in eaol
Ute (oue In this county required) t
represent sod advertise old eslabllsli
ed. wealthy buslueaa bouse ok ax.li'
financial atandlug. Salary ,fl8.U
weekly with expeusea adltional,. al
payable In oaah each Wednesday
direct from bead oOloee, Hone an
oariiage furnished, when neoeeeary
Referenoee, Euoloae self-add renew
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxun
Bulldlug, Obloago,
Lost and Pound.
l.OriT. On road from Eugene 10 Mr
Keiiile Bridge a pair of No 3 ladie
new shoes. Kinder p ease leave a
UUABD office.
LOST. A blue silk umbrella. Flndu
will please leave at tha borne of Mr,
Minnie Waahburne. .
iMoi A receipt book fur mojy
paid out by Eugene Water Co
Finder please leave with ft McMur
phey.
Miscellaneous.
fEAMH WANTED.-To haul lumbei
from our mill on Coast Fork river
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Oo, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Bappy Time In Old Town.
"We felt very bappy," writes BN
Bavill. Old Towu. Va. "when Buck,
ten's Arnica (Salve wholly cured out
daughter of a bad oaae ol aoald beau,1
it deilt his ail who Use It for outa.ourn
Bums, Bruises. Bull', ulcere, emotion
'-Infallible tor pllee. Only 25o at W
L JJeijano'e drug stole.
SOUTH AND EAS'i
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Co
SHASTA I0IITE
Trams leave ltngsae for Portland and wa
hwu s siuus mi aiu p BO.
1 v I'urtland
odIO a sa t8 JCtD
lv Enaena
At Aahlaad
Ar Baoramento
Ar Baa Vranolsoo
2.-0) p m Itl'lo a n
ui a at ivmi a a
0:00 p m im a n
7riD p m 806 a
Ogdan
Denver
6:415 a 0 VWK a a
VKX) a m :00 a a
Olty
7 5 a m lUb a
Ohioaao
7:48 a m M a a
Los Antelea
Kl Psso
Vurt Worth
City of Msiloo
UllUStOQ
New Orleama
Wsahlngtoa
New York
1:20 p m
600 p m
6:30 a m
9M a m
4:011 a m
6iM p to
6:4J a m
U4S p m
700 a a,
8 a at
M a
4:00 a oa
6'JT p as
6:42 a a
12:41 p
PallmaD a&d Toaiist out oa
bothtiliia Chair can Baom
nwnto to Ogdan and Kl Paao,
and uriat can to Chioag.
. Bt Louis, New Orlaana and
Waahititftoo.
Connactinff at 8 an Fran
daoo with aavaral iiaamahip
Unas for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Pbiilipines, Jralral
nod Bonth Amarloa.
8m H? Ij 0 Adair, agent t Etigen
or aoarta
W, E. OOHAN
OPAPorUand Or
Gap Closed
The operation of through ttalna a
tween Han Vranoiaoo and Loa An
gelan, tlaSurf and Santo Barbara,
will begin un
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
.'...ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two ThrouRO Trains Dally. Tha
Coast Lias l.lroltsd laavlbg saob
terminal sarlr la the mornlnn erulp.
pad wP-h sleaaot sale and psrlir oars,
will make usjiishl tripa. through the
moat picturesque, varied and enter- '
laininir, eosneaoa tha oootlueat.
Inquire ol agents ol the
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS
TO AND KUOM ALT.
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
it- Piil, Du'ulh, Hirnefpolis, Chicagj
AND POINTS EAST
hrouah Palaos anil Ton 1st Sleepsrs
Dialog and Bullet Dmi kina L.br.rj Ca
DAILY T liAlNS; FAST TIME.
For Kates, Folder, and Full -Infnrma
warding ticket, route, etc, call on or add: est
I1 W. PHALON, T P A H. DICKSON ot 4
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. B. C. DENN1STON. P. W P. A,
612 First Arenue, SKA'n Lti, Wian
.OREGON
Shoit Line
amo union Pacific
T8e EAST
The O. R. N.
Give the Choice of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
, SHORT ' LINE
THE GREAT
MQRThERN
. M.
Snokane
Mlnneapol s
St- Paul and
Chloago -
Salt Uke,
Oenven
maha
Chicago and '
Kansas City.
tfcwau bteauiers leave Portluud every
o nays ror
SAN FRANCISCO.
UuaU leave Porliaiiu dally for all Wll
lameiteantlUolumt ia Bivcr Pnluts.
Monthly buiamers to CluuaaLd Jat en
For lull lti formation nail m. nn.
Jteaa neanwt n. R a n tii... . .
r address,
; v I A. L. CRAIO.
Oen'l Pasaentjer Aijeiil,
!' i . ' Hnrliaiirl -tu -
rTT!!m!''?0?l,Htolh "PIONTKB
WATJKEB 8T PAUL RAILROAD,
w 0B'Z,p?rfr nia ,n world."
VfMI will A.J 1. J , . . , . .. ...
nTi . ! uosifoie so ride oa uuj
Trains when going to any point la tb
i7l ii m snana. i ney onunao
with all Transoontlnsntal Trains and al
ticket Agent sell tickets.
For further infnrn atlon, pamphlets, etc.
uk any Ticket Agsat ot , '
i. W.(JASKY i i H. 8. ROWE,
' TrarPas. Ai snt (). srsl Asnt
, , PORTLAND, OR1CGON. ,
Comllis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIUEOARTiNn on
No 1 for Yaqoina-
Traln learee Albsnj ...12r4& V M
Arrives Yaoulus.'
IM P M
. ou PM
..700 A M
11J0 A M
,.12:16 PM
I. lftlPM
. tAi PM
. 6 SO AM
. Iirfia a m
No. 1 Heturniur'
Lea.ea Yaqulna...
Learee CorvaUia, . .
Arrlrea Albanr
rfo. t lor Detroit
Iares Albany..,,
' Arrives Detroit.. ,
4 'ruin Detroit
Leaves Detroit
No.
Arrive Albaaj.
l raiu. i sod 4 strive In Altar. . i me
connect with tl . ft I nathtonadtra i.n w
givlog iwoorlhrif hours la Albat- la f
departure ol 8 P north bound train.
I rain .No connects un tbs a P trains a
orvslltea, it Albany llvins- direct service I
Newport and ailjarsnt b aches.
Train S 'or Detroit. Drei'.i bnah and rthn
mountsin nsi.r s leaves AlhsnjatlOOp m
alter the arrival of S. P. auth bouid train
from I'ortlanil, ri a, hin Da, mlt s B.45 urn,
For further Information apply to
EDiVJN STONK,
1 II T Ag.nt Albany
- ! HI hi M8k t..vit.ivrs.
Local Agrn Eugene