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Newspaper Page TextTtl Kind You Have Always Bought, aul wliicli Las been' , , 1...0 for vcr SO years, boa borne tlio sijfimtnro of ,? tfr "4 bas been made wider Ills per- f? y rtrzatf&l SO,,al 8uPervlsl ni-o its Infancy. teW:- a -fiSJ Allow no one to deeei vo yon In this, ill toniiie'l' Imitations and Jnst-ns-good " nre but Btpei iiuents Hint l.riiie with and endanger the hcaltli of jofiuits and Children Expert ace against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Cnstoria is a Harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Fare gorie, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. 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. Xlie CliilcU'eu's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Bears the Tie Kind You HaVe Always Bought In Use For -Over 30 Yars. tmi cmrsus eenKirt. n mvsust CEflTHflli MARKET. ui,ii!iiTi n nil w y PROPRIETORS A (air share of the public pat ronage annulled. To the Farm. . era we will pay the highest market price for (at cattle, bogs and Bhpp. Shop on Will amette ttt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. WtU Keep Constantly on Hand a Full. Supplj of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a large and complete stock oi Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat market, I can offer the public better CASH Price tbau any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE die are nom Wy for Business With tha h. i.:.... .. ... :. mi. r4"'ppeu punt in ine C h!' i ppolal mohlnery for olean 2 Jye Ing ad finishing; htdles' lreee Hivon, a call. 1KB fvVT'USI 'LKANINO ANODVB Mrlt JHK- 0m'e 6' 6 Willamette '" .o'ppo-iteOrjARD offloe. vnmi 'of tl.00 per month. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E-BANGS, Proprietor RtlnrnT'" dl""iay at 6 a m . f a3gene daily exne.pt Sunday, at 2 a-i . am. y. am. following. fcugeD" "iPU the day Fart, WISH trip M "'''I'BinMlVrVUb '""vms. H 11,(1 Usvonpott'i offlM ThB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY New York Enc,owl"M nd Gold Boad ta3l. 0u.r..dv.l. " W" A. VANN. tujfne, Or. uvj Signature of stsict. Mm nn cm. BUSINESS 0ABD8 ATTORNJKYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty, Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEIT, ATTORNEY-AT-IiAW Olike -Over First National Bank. Edouh, Obboos. A 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Ohriunaa B 1 Eoacij, Obioos. 8KIFWORTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Edoisi Obioon. HILMU8 W TH0H780H OHAa A BilDI mHOMPSON ft HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Offloe In First National Bank Building. ixaubiuv in ail we courts. EuoiNf, Oiitaos. M TRAVIS, J Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings Eugene, Oregon. SO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY ft COUN8ELOE-AT-LAW Will Draotloe In all the courts of the Second Judicial District and In the Supreme Court of the state. Suecial attention riven to collections and matters In probate. Utnue im IN atlonal Bank Uldg. Kooma L 2 and 3. John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmnnaon - EDMUNSON ft EDMUNSON. yttornejs-At-Law, Practice ic all the courts. Collection, a speci alty. aa-Olnce Over Loan ft Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIfl K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan ft Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given to land ana mining matters, Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. AINE ft KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings BanV Special attention to surgery and surgical dis es.es of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, Watches and Clocks Repaired. ' Kcosjts. Obsoo 1) R Q BIDDLE, 5-A kDENTIST 'Ifflce -Un Ullre street. Ibetweenl" Flltlh sod 31th street one block west ol Minnessots hotel J-JEKliEKT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eoom Obzoov Best equipped Assay Laboratory In the Stat rrompt and reliable returns guaranteed. Wt.rklnir made on ore samules of one tr fifty pounds to determine the moat suitabli method of treatment. T HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIKE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT.POLICIE8 Albist J. Cison, Geo. Agt., J, M. William PortlaaL re Looal Airan ' Koiea Of HILOi ey MARY WOOD... . ' Copyright, 1902, By the S. S. McQuro Company .... The applause bad not yet diod away. ..... iu luuuiKiiia tne Blender figure the Ilawaiinn Iaii,1aw ..hi i . ... of . duii uuweu in ismni. Animated, eager, be """ i-unous coutraet to the opatby of bis fellow singers. His dark miuuiy acunnea the circling Uers. Slovvly, slowly, the light of expectancy died from big face. Ho shrank back, and the oontrnur n-m, it ...... .. cut.v. ng iinu Bunk to tliclr level, a paid singer In a u.irij,., 1UI1U. The strlnL'Mi Inair... . . - . , n (i iit i. Ibe picturesque figures In snowy white " .-u uu-.ia-B swayea slightly to the plaintive melody as they sang, always softly, always as an echo from a far away land. Kallkal sang listlessly. The glare of the root lights hurt his eyes, ne cough ed occasionally, and a dull pain woke In his chest But worse than physical discomfort una ti, ,.k. i.i . . This audience of cold, unfeeling people A WOMAN 8 CI1Y OP TERROR RAKQ OV1 ADO VIS TUB APPLAUSE. how he hated .them! This cold and bleak country how be hated ltl Oh, for tbe sunsblne and the flowers, the dancing and tbe light laughter of bis Island home! . . His face softened as be thought of it the blue sea foaming against Jag ged rocks, tbe blue sky cut by peaks as Jagged, tho rustling palm trees above tbe gleam of yellow sand, the scents of tbe warm nigbt and tho dan cers wreathed In flowers. One of them, a dark eyed girl, had flung a wreath round his neck. She loved him. He had thought he loved her, but that was before tbe other came. . He was singing alone now, and an unconscious feeling crept Into his voice. Tho song was the same be hud sung over a year ago to the fair Ameri can girl. He had taught her the song, and she bud taught him what love was. Again he was bending nearer and nearer, while his eyes told the story bis Hps dared not speak. Then tbe bit. ter year of seeking! Ah, he would re member only the golden days that came before! , He was silent as ihe others echoed tbe refrain softly, and his ear caught a rustle in one of tbe boxes. Mechanical ly his eyes followed the sound. A par ty of three bad Just entered a gray haired, distinguished looking man, a plump, comfortable matron and a third. Kallkal trembled. He knew them nil. And tbe third, tbe eolden haired girl, was the lady of his dreams. Even ns lie Icoked ber eyes, as if at tracted, met his, and a quick wave of color rose to tbo masses of curls. She recognized him, was glad to see him I Again be must sing. As be began the Hawailans turned In surprise. List: lessness and hesitancy were forgotten with the audience. He Bang for ber, and his eyes never left her face. His voice was vibrant with tenderness as be sang of the weary search, glad and triumphant as be sang of tbe Joy of meeting. The last notes swelled into silence. But a woman's cry of terror rang out above the applause. Kallkal had fallen forward on bis face, and tbere was a splash of scarlet on the white of bis blouse. As they rang tbo curtain down the golden haired girl heard a voice say: "That's tbe way all the poor fel lows go when they como over hero. Consumption gets them sooner or later.". ..... She bad risen and was speaking soft ly. Impetuously: "Father, don't you n c ognlze him? It Is Kallkal, the young Hawaiian who waB so good to us at Hllo. And years ago he taught me that very song. He was so kind to us there wben we were strangers In his land, and here be knows no one, and he la 111." Her voice choked, but she went on eagerly:'"Ve must go to him. We may be able to do something for him. No, no! We won't wait We must go at once, or we may be too late." She always bad been a spoiled child. and so at Inst they yielded to ber wish. And that Is why wben Kallkal woke as from a troubled sleep and murmur ed "Alice!" her face bent over him. She pressed a kIiik to bis Hps as bIir said, with a tremulous smile. "Drink." He did not qmiiilon her presence, ne lay back and looked at ber, and again swift color Hashed Into her cheeks. Yet even as lie looked a shadow dm across bis face, for Bhe had changed woefully. It whs uo longer the girl Savt! From Awfal Fate. "Evt' body 'd I had eon..nu. Hon." rllM Mm A M nhlrld. t.f Chamlri'nrg, Pa, "I " li w fn r .IX months ol ftcvere sicineea causea hy bay frvr and a-ihnm 'hst few ihnugbt I onulrt (ft well, but I barurri nf the marelnu m-rit of Dr K lot's Sn Dliooffry for consumption, uwd It and was completi-y cored," For desperate throat ahd lung dlwa.ea It is ihe safest core In tbe world and la In. fallible for coogh, oolds and bronchial aflectloos Guaranteed bottle 60o and tiral botes free at W L DeLaoo's who had tesised and played with, olio, bnt a womau whoa lu'iim, im.1 o.ni bow hardened in the ripening. There were shadows under the eyea mid bit ter curves around the mouth that had been absent in his. drnm ,dntiira i' consciously he sighed and closed -bis eyes. , Tbe meeting so long prayed for brought more sadness than Joy. Lying mere, ne am not see ber face aoften or her eyea ahlne with tender feeling. With an Impetuous movement Bhe bent over and pressed her lips against a lock of the dark hair that lay against the pillow. As she raised her bead het face was dyed scarlet with WuBhes, which faded as her glance fell ou a ring ou her tinker. She was silent ber bauds pressed ugnuy together. When at last he nfutnivl hla nrM looked at her, she smiled bravely, while ner nnger motioned him not to speak. Her voice was low, but steady, as she said: "This Is a strange meeting, my friend, after many days, and we have both changed. I have learned many things since we parted. I ain married." He started, but Bhe went on hurriedly: "My husband Is not here tonight He seldom Is. He Is too much absorbed In business. American husbands often are that way. But I am happy, quite happy. My father and mother live with us, and you know how dear they nre to me. I am a very fortunate wo mnn. But you you have changed too. Oh, why did you ever leave your lovely Island?" His eyes told her the reason, but she gave no sign that she could read them. "You were always happy there. I was happy. Every one was happy. But It Is not too late for you. You can go back. Promise me that you will go back, and the warm sunshine will make you strong again, and you will forget this country of cold and mist." He could not see the storm raging be neath her forced composure. He did not guess why she spoke nlmost cnrtly. He only thought that she bad grown cold and bard. His dream was shat tered, i : So he went back to Hawaii and the dark eyed girl who was waiting for him. With her he learned to forget even the pang of lost Illusion, and the golden haired American became but a pretty memory. An Old Rosebush, As long ago as the year 822 Hlldes helm Is mentioned In history. In that year we nre told Louis tho Pious. Char lemague's son and successor, made It the seat of the bishopric Intended by bis father to be established at the neighboring town of Elze. Less than a century before Charlemagne had brought the heathen Saxons Into sub jection and Christianity was yet new in the land. Gunther, the first bishop, had been canon at tbe cathedral at Reims. Three years after his elevation to the new episcopal see he consecrated tbe first cbapel, naming It In honor of the Virgin Mary. . The cbapel is sup posed to have occupied the site under the present cathedral, where the crypt of the new church Is built. A pretty rosebush that now clings to the outer wall of tho cathedral choir Is said by tradition to have grown there since the days of Louis tbo Pious himself. In the twelfth century, when the choir and crypt were being enlarg ed, a protecting hollow wall was built around the rosebush In order that the vine might continue to grow about the building when the new wall had been completed. A bit of the old arching mny be seen behind the altar In the crypt This la the present voucher for tbo great age of tho rosebush, and it must be admitted that many traditions repose upon a less solid foundation. Thackeray's Idea of Corsets. Thackeray, who detested "wasp walstcd women," , once told a young relative who was much In love to take his betrothed to a physician before pur chasing the engagement ring. VWhat for?" his companion inquired In considerable astonishment r , , "To see whether that wasp waist Is an Inheritance or a consequence," be replied. "Consequence!" exclaimed the young man. "What do you mean?" - "Corsets," said Thackeray laconically. , "Miss bus the most beautiful fig ure In England," said tbe Infatuated lover. ,. . , "She Is deformed," Thackeray re sponded, "if It Is a natural deformity, she may be a moderately healthy wo man. Even humpbacks arc not always delicate, you know. Mind, 1 say mod erately bcaltby. But If that girl's fig ure Is tbe result of corsets you might better go and bang yourself rather than risk the evils that will Inevitably fol low.". Dlrldrd Interest, iA prominent San Francisco business man, knowing that his French barber bad a pretty taste In music which be occasionally Indulged, asked him one morning wblle being shaved if be bad attended the opera of "Romeo and Juliet" tbe night before. The barber replied t tin be had, says the San Fran cisco Wave. "How did you enjoy It?" asked tbe business man. "Not at all, sir." was the barber's un expected reply. "From my place in the gallery I could hw the back, of your bead below me. and it niortlfled me to notice thnl I had not parted your hair straight." tier Counselors. Illinois I. disliked to bear encomiums' lavished on bis predecessor. "I.e Rol Ellrjihelh." n the French called ber, and always depreciated her when pos sible. On one oeension some one speaking of the lute queen ns a "most wise prin cess" .Iiiiihk said sharply, "She had wise coiiiiyi..,r." "And. plen' your majesty," said the speaker "did ever a fool choose wise connseloni?" Hop Posts Wanted. fifteen hundred ordsr hop post I'lMiiisrv 6 Inebr at lame end. and M feel ii.nu. To be dellTered on bank of river st JnndHli a' Point, 2 miles above r.ovHi r eu nnie una summer or rail Adrirm, W 11 Walker, Eager e, Or. OAb'l'OHIA. imntbt Tla Kind Hw slsiyt m FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Farorlte Seasidt Re sort. Recognising tbe advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other asm. side resorts Id Ibe northwest, and to make It possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by tb "can wavi, the Southern PboiHi Company Id oonoeotloo with tbe Cor vail Is and Eastern Railroad, will plan ou sale, efteotlve June 16th, round-trl tickets from all points Id Oregon or tbe Southern Paalfio to Newport, gom for reiuru until October 101b, at apeoi all; renuoed rates, for full Iniorniatlon i-h-ase luaoln of your local ageut. W F Cohan, Oeneral Paaaenger' Agent. City Property for Sale, HsNDiicxa' Additios to Ecokme - To those desiring to purchase city lots. tuve laid ont an addition ou the south aidi of the oiii aud north ol College Hill Piuk I bare 120 lots In Ibis addition, and an selnng them very low so as to enable evsr -one to have a home of their own. The prioi of these lots is iron) tbo up. Euu Stbwabt A Demon to Eoouii I have some very desirraWe lota in this addition, in lhavery heart ol Ihe oily sni within a lew blocks ol Willamette street. WarruuB't Addition to Eoosns I hats a lew lota In this addition withit. two blocks ol the First National Bank. OoLLtai Hnx Pass, I hara 100 lata in this addition. Th. prioa now is $50 each. W will advano ihe price soon. We expect College Hli Paik to beoome the moat deairubla real dence pioperty in or near the oily. Hxndbiok.' Addition to Coixkob ,. flux Pass v We have 70 lota for sale obeap in thi, addition; also 40 or 60 acres of very cholot fruit land. I have ou this place 1300 youn, prune trees, abont 400 Barllett pear tress, and 200 black walnut tne., also apples, plnms and small fiuita. Tbia Dlaoa has a good farm honae, bam and oot-honasa, and la a most beantilol suburban pieoe of prop erty. It ia known aa the Loouat Hill iaru and there is no place in tha state taon uesumuiiy ana pleasantly titnated. , I am not in real estate dubIuohb as a busi ness we sell our own lands only. I employ no agents Any one desiring to purchase any of thia pioperty will find ma at ibr Kirst National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and eive Diioes. Imlolit sr. change soma of this property for good tlrubor land. Come and see me. New Addition to Eugene. K F Baker ft Co have nlattrri Ihn R Fttoott land consl'llDg of 32, lots situ ate two blocks south of tbe Patterson eobool building. ., These are desirable lota and are for Bale at reasonable prloea. For further Information oall on , R F Bakbb, Office at No 6 West Kinth street. City and Nearby Conntry Prop erty for Sale. I offer for tale at , a low price 120 acres of land 2J miles southwest of Eugene; aboat45 acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also 41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 5 acres close to tha corporate limits oa the wast. Also 16 acres of nice bottom land Si miles north ol Eugene on river road. , I also offer for sale soma deslrabla build ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets . Anyone desiring such property will do well to sea me. David CBBBRr. Eugene, Oregon. Don't Be Deceired With 65 or 70 per oeot whiskies or brandies and think It better than Franols' puie double distilled 1(H) rroof brandies. Just have them tested free ofobarg- at Filth and Blair etieeta Eugene, Oregon. I M Fbahom Filthy Temples in India. - i .. .io,,., i Bscred oows often defile Indian tern pies, but worse .yet is body. ibatV polluted by oonatlpailon. Don't per mit It, Cleanse your system with Dr fUng'e New Life Pills anil avhld un told miaeiy. They give lively livers, active bowels, eood digestion, flue ap petite. Only 25oil W L DeLanos drag store, - . C ASTOR I A . ,J?ot Ini'ants nd Children, . Ete Kind Yov Have Always Bongl th Bankers Life Association ofDtsMolnti, Iowa, Safe laiuranct Low Rites Special Futurss that please busy mca. Rtkcardt at Flrat National Bank aad Loss and Savings Bank. HOITT'S SCHOOL. Parent detlrin boine hiflane, bMvitlfal uiiuwuuiiiBti. erircv vnmnw, omrtuui sTUpei via lou, and, thornufrh menu), moral tori pbva vmi iamiu hit (irsyir Will I1IIU Sill requlremeott Itjllv meitU Holit'i School, Mialo Park,Hn Mateo County, Cl. BoJ (orlllntirmtedooUlotrte. Twelfth yw beglni Atutiit 12th Ira o Hoi it, Fh, D Prloiap C $ Farrow & Co ..:real estate... Lotii moil ImaruM. J)elr In HftTTMtlDg Machinery, Imple ment, aim hare ttorac room t reuona ulej ratca. aV-omoa CM miiajneU Bt The jMoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, ' i ' Oregon CLASSIFIED GULUMI. , No4J? ""oar this head not to exesed bvs JnsMO seats par wsek; SI 60 a month; 12 For Sale. OB BALE OKTKAD1S. A Walter A Woods binder for 120.00. A bar gln. Bee E M Warren at Coburg, Ortgon. MiR HA CTt. A Hue resideuoe for ai-leata bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mre Ueelop on Ihe corner of Filth and Lawrence street,. rOK HALE '.lit rHADK.147 acres -on the Miln.rj md a6 frolu Eugene, 6 mile fn m Lowell, on tbe Wil(am,tte river. 70 scree bottom land; la acres clear; tbe teat bill wlibaome timber. Tbere Is a good house wlih fout loouui, smoke bouse and barn. I will sell or trade at a bargain. Call on me at Mrs H K Gardner's on First street between Jefferson aud Madison, or address T r Uoocfa Eugene, Oregon. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. Iqulre of B M Douglas, Eugene. WANTED, Girl to do general house work. Enquire of Mrs It Mc Murpbey. WANTED. One hundred 1 teams to haul ore from Bohemia (Utlena No. 2) to Kedrock. Prloe 18.00 per ton ftuda good , Teams oan earn aa high as 140 per week. W F Morpby, Ore Hauling Dept., Paolflo Timber Compauy, Outage Prove, Oregou. A ANTED. Several persons of ohar aoter and good reputation In each state (one In this county required) to represent and advertise old establish, ed wealthy bualuees bouse o. solid Buanolal standing. Salary 18.0ti weekly with ezpeuaes adillonal, all Sayable Id cash eaub Wednesday Ireot from head oftiues. Horvo and . 0'irriage furnished, wben necessary Referenoes, Enclose aeir-addrt-Hsed tnvelope. Manager, 800 Oaxton Building, Chicago. Lost and Found. LOdT.-Ou road from Eugene lo Mo- Kensle Bridge a pair of No 8 ladles' new shoes. Kinder p:ease leave at tiUABD offloe. LOST. A blue silk umbrella. Finder will please leave at the home of Mrs Minnie Washburne. LOU I'. A reoelpt book for moneys : paid out by Eugene . Water Co. Finder please leave with B McMur 1 phey. Miscellaneous! rEAMS WANTED. To haul lumber .from our mill on Coast Fork river. ' Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork , Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. SOUTH AND EA81 -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Tnuia leT kugea for Portland Midway iv tortlaad , , pdtO a- m . i 'CBttttp n Rnoar. IJ0 .. iTl-lk - At Ashland : 12:80 a m 12108 a ni Ar - Sacramento -i-BjOO p m ii-42Aeen Ar Ban Kranoisoo 7:45 p m 8il6 a m A. DwIm. K..K - ,1... Bum. w -I ' U. Ar Denver 9tU0 a m :00 a a A Kansas City 7:211 am- 726 a o, Ar Ohloago ' 7i4fi am I 9J0 a at Ar Los Angslss 10 p m 7:00 a m Ar El Paso 6.M p m 9:00p m Ar Purt Worth 6:30 a m 6-M a a Ar CitvofMsiloo :&5 a m 1 9Mi a m Ar Houston 4:00 am 4i00 a a Ar Nsw Orlaama 8:25 p m 8A.p m Ar Washington 6:42 a m 6:42 n Ar New York 12:48 p m J2i4s n- Pnilmsn and Touiist cars oat both trains. Chair cars Saorsr marto to llgdsn aad El Paso, ' and eorlst cars to Chicago, Bt Louis, Nsw Orleans sad Wsshlngton. Connecting at Sao Fran oieeo with several attamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, PhllUploss, .Osniral and Bouth Amerioa. lee M r L Q Adah-, agent at Eugsne or aaoras W. E. OOMAN O P A Portland Or Gap Closed Tho operation of fthnmgh tralni kween Ho Franciaoo ftod Loa An gelea, tI Hurf ftod tft&U IWbim, will begin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two ThrooKn Tnlna Dally. Th (Mat Line Limltsxl leaviDg cb Urmlaftl Mrly In the morning equip pert wi'h elettuit oafe enil parlor can, frill make daylight tri throtiKh the meat pkureaiiua. varied and enter tainioir, aoenea on the onnUnf nt, Iiiqulreof ageoU of the Southern Pacific. tickets TO AND FKOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO SI. Paul, Dufuth, Hiiinetpo!is, Chicjyo i . AND roiNTB EAST Thrrowh Palaos and Ton 1st Sleep, is Dining and BuUet Sm. kiLg Library C DAILY TKAINS; FAST TIME. For Kates. Folders and K..II I.,f... regarding- tickets, routes etc, call on or addiosi J. W. PHALON, T p a H. DICKSON ci ,t ' 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C. DENN1STON, G. W P. A. 612 First Avenue, 8KATTLJC, Wash Oregon Uan Union Pacific TO THE EAST Tha O. R. 4 N. Give the Choice of IS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON 'SHORT LINE i ... to Salt Lake, .. ' Denver! Omaha As. r- THE GREAT NORTHERN Rf.. . TO . Snokane Mlnneapol a St- Paul and Chicago. Chicago and Kansas City. - Ooean rjteamera leave Portland every i o nays for SAN FRANCircO. u leave Puriianu Uailv for all Wn lametteaud C'ulumtla Rivw Poluta. iaonthly bteamere to China ai.o Ja a i For lull luforuinilmi nail. n.. . - liresc nearest O. R. & N. Ticket Aient pr address, A. L. CRAIQ. in Gen'l PaaseLger Agent . , t'nrtlHnn I !: ' ' ' Yftnw Btfasaritlnaw. fas sssallul A. S aTs T AV.' TJ T yX80. ths"CHICACO, MIL WAUKEE A 8T PAUL KAILlOAD.t is on iv psnsot srsias In ths wivld." Vm. will SJ , .1 1 LI. .. . 1 .LI. ... uuu .. uMinrni. w nueDS I tl i. Trains when going to any point in th Ksstern States or Canada. They oouneo with all Transcontinental Trains and si ticket Ageute sell tickets. - For further Information, paniphle'e. str. ask snv Ticket Ait j.w. casky h. s. nnwE. Trav Paaa Aaent. Oe eral Agent. POltTLAND, OHKQON. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIMECAKDNO. 20. J No 3 for Yaquina - . Train leavei Albany.., Utii V M LoaTua CWTaUia 160 PM ' rriveR Yaiuliia 6:35 J? M Na. 1 RtoimlfiaT s Leave Yaquina,. . Leavea Curvallli, , , , Arrirea Albany..,, tVo. S for Detroit Leaves Albany.,,. Arrives Detroit,., No. 4 iom Detroit Joavsa Detroit...,, Arrivfa Aitiany... ...7:00 A M ...UJW) A M ...tfilb PM ... 1:00PM ... 5 45 PM 6.10 AM 116 AM iramai ana arrive in lit) u r t cunnect with tl r tH 1 Qth 1 1 1 1 r tia-t ar w aa giving two or three bt.rjra in A li t n tef .lepartun of 8 H north bound train. . Train No 3 connect a ith tha 8 P tralna a (WvalHa and Albany g-viog dirvct lenioe t Nawpnrt aol m jsv tut rVavcbsMi. Tralii 3 'or D pH. Bret i bttah aril rthtr mnantaln rtwr a teaTM Albany at 1.00 p m after tha arrival of P. nth bimnit train (mm Portland, raMnf( Da nit t 5:4ft p bu for further Information apply to KDW1N BTOMK, Mnt7dr TUT I NER Agt ut Albany J 11 (I.! NUK ititi oi(i)) a. )