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MKIIIS & luUMfi;
PROPRIETORS
' A fair share ot the pabllo pat
ronage solicited. To the Farm
en we will ray the highest
market prioe for fat oattle, hogs
and slnep. Shop on W'lll
ameile Bt, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Having a large and
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best market, I
can offer the p'ibllo
better CASH Prloee
tbau any other house
In Eugene
J. L. PAGE
ttle are noca
Heady for Easiness
Wlttl Il hn.. .....! 1 I . i . -
Z ,11 ' ,le-oi"anirjg and dyeing
In. h , 8pf0il" machinery for clean
yelnu and finishing ladles' dress
2f Given a call. .
MARX TKM CL8AMNQ AND DYB
" works. OfBce 6' Willamette
y "fP"'" "CARD Offloe.
oral ""T?11 clothing sponged and
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E-BANGS, Proprietor
RtnrnTnl ttlundRy 'm
pmJgeue dally exnept Sundays at 2
fcMaya at 8 am
follow! KugBn" 6 m 'h day
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"wo. " Uo"l Davenports ofllee
Groceries
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
! New York
a E"iow'"" nd Cold Bond
Qutnniui",M
Wi A. VVANN, rujtne 0r
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
BUSINESS OAKDS
. ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane County Bank,
: BILYEU,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Office -Over First National Bank.
Euaui, Obioon,
A
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Office One hall block smith of Ohrisman B
Kuomx, Ohioon.
E
K SKTPWORTH.
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Edoxni Obioon.
HBXMC8 W THOMPSON 0HAB A HAfiOl
rjiHOMPSON 4 HAEDY,
ATTOBNEYS AT-LAW.
Office-In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Epqini, Obioon.
jr m tea via,
Attorney At Law.
Office Ovor Eugene Loan & Savings bank,
Engene, Oregon.
Gr
0, B DORRIS,
ATTOBNEY & CO UN8EL0E-AT-LAW
Will practice In all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
matters inprobate.
Offioe First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1. 2 and 3.
John M. Edmunson Leon B. Edmonson
EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON.
ttorneys-At-Law.
Practice ir all the courts. Collections a speci
alty. a-0tfice Over Loan at Bevtngs can.
EUGENE, OREGON,
OUTS K. BEAN
A 'IT 0 R N K Y A T -1. A W .
Offioe in Loan & Saving bank building. Eoem
3. Special attention given to land and mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
MEDICAL.
pAINE A KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical dis
eases of women.
J 8 LTJCKEY,
JEWELER.
Vatclioa and Clocks Repaired.
Kconis. Obioon
t)
R G BIDDLE,
(DENTIST
Office -On Olive street, btweenr"i't'h aid
Sith timet one block west of Minneseota
hotel
-E1UJEBT LEIGH
A3SAYER AND METALLURGIST
Euoeni Obioon
Beet equipped Assay Laboratory In the State.
Prompt and rename returns "
Working teat made on ore samples of one tc
&!-. nnnnrla to rfaUinnine the most suiUbit
method of treatment,
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Very Latest
LIFE AND ACCIDEINTOl-ICIEB
Albibx J. Camou, Gen. Agt.,
J, M. Wnxttal Portland. Ore
Lietl A()S Ki
AT NINE
O'CLOCK
Br Jamn W. White
Copyright, 10B,
By the 8. b. McClur. lm.
It was Sir William Colville of Col
vllle Mnnor who first discovered 81
wiur Albuno. Sir Wllllsm prided him
self un helms the putrou of struggling
ceulus end hu guve hlui tho corumisslou
to perpetuate In marble the beauty of
his only daughter, the Lady Margaret.
The scnlntor was a mnn of t..'.
eight, with a fair face and an aristo
cratic bearing. There could be no '
question that he was a real artist with '
the chisel. His enthusiasm promised
a masterpiece. It was arranged that
lie suoum stay at the manor while his
work was in progress.
It proved a lengthy task, but the sit
tings were anything but tiresome to
the yuung lady. Slgnor Albano was
both well traveled and well read, and,
while he knew how to keep the mo
menta from drugging, he yet preserved
his attitude of deepest respect. Lady
Margaret looked upon him with rever
ence as a genius. Perhaps his youth
and good looks contributed somewhat
to her enjoyment In the sittings, but
this pride forbade her to acknowledge,
The bust when finished was all that ho
had promised. If cither of the two
young people sighed that the long
mornings in the studio would be no
more, they gave no sign.
Three mouths afterward the father
and daughter were passengers on a
8t earner ."or the orient. Thov hmi
out three days before they discovered i
that thO SCUlDtor Willi mi Iwinrri Ua
explained that through the death of a
relative he had come into a fortune
and had set out on a tour around the
world. Sir William was rather cha
grined to find his protege so far beyond
the need of his help. While he con
gratulated him on his good fortune,
therefore, bis manner yet conveyed the
fnct that be did not consider that his
change In prospects entitled him to
treatment as an equal. The Lady Mar
garet was u most well brought up
young woman, and she unhesitatingly
followed her father's cue.
Two days later, as Bhe sat alone on
deck, Slgnor Albano approached her
with the assurance of an old friend and
entered Into conversation. In vain her
manner showed him that the old days
of happy intercourse must be forgot-
"DID JOn NOT RECEIVE PAYMENT IN TOIiTj
FOlt TOUB WOKK't"
ten. The Italian was Imperturbable.
Wneu she rose to go, be even dared to
lay a hand upon her arm as he said:
"Lady Margaret, I am here on this
steamer today because I knew you
were to sail on it. I am here to say
something to you, and you cannot go
until I have spoken."
The girl bad snatcbed away her arm
and faced him proudly as she drawled
with slow insolence:
"Did you not receive payment in full
for your work?' :
A look of such poignant suffering
crossed his mobile face that a flush of
shame rose to her own cheeks.
bis voice was full of reproach as be
replied:
"Is It kind to taunt me with the fact
that I had to sell my genius for shil
lings and pence? You were not so
when you were my model. You were
not only pleased with my work as an
artist, but I fondly hoped that I had
rouud favor in your eyes as a man."
Perhaps bcr heart responded to his
words, lut only pride of rnce showed
In her voice as she answered hotly.
Sir, have you lost your senses?" and
walked awny like an Injured queen.
Half an hour later the wrathy Sir
William hunted up the sculptor and
laid:
Should you speak to my daughter
again while this voyage lasts I will ap
peal to the captain to have you locked
up In your stateroom."
Sir William," replied Slgnor Albano
respectfully, but Imploringly, "do not
drive me to desperation."
But Sir William refused to listen.
For the next few days Lady Margaret
often felt bis sao Imploring eyes fixed
upon her, but he did not again venture
to approach bcr.
Tho fifth evening a note was deliver
ed at ber door. Almost Immediately
following Slgnor Albano made bis ap
pearance In the smoking room. He car
ried a revolver In bis hand. His face
was pale and his eyes blazing.
"Gentlemen," he said to the dozen
loungers In the room. "I must trouble
yon to gn out In the next half hour I
may receive a note, if I do, nil will be
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Evrrbody said I had oonaump.
tlon," rlte Mrs AM Hhleldn, nl
Charubersbarg, Pa, "I lw after
six moDlhs nf s-vere sickness oauaed
by hay fever and athma that fw
ihooght Ioould gel well, but I learned
of the marvelnu merit of Dr Klnu'a
Sew Discovery for onnsumptlon, ow-d
it and was oomnletey cured." For
deepfrate- throat ahd lung dleaee it Is
the a'Mt cure In tbe world and Is In
fallible for oough, colds and bronoblal
affections. Uuaranteed bottles 60o and
tlral botes fre at YV L DeLano'i
well; It I do not, we will ail go to tn
Bottom together at 'exactly 9 o'clock."
There was a hurried scuttling of the
smokers. Tbe whole ship was soon In
commution, discussing plaus for bis
capture. But he was armed and evi
dently mad and hence must be cajoled
rather tbau forced.
At quarter to I) he called to the whis
pering group outsldo tbe saloon door:
"lientlemen. we have fifteen mluutes
left. I warn every one not to hasten
the calamity by tampering with my
stateroom door. If you open that door,
you will explode thirty pounds of dy
namite at ouco."
There was something theatrical about
It all, and yet the menace in the Ital
ian's voice brought a shiver. Tho cap
tain made a sign to the ship's carpen
ter, aud they silently went below.
Avoiding the fatnl door, the carpenter
feverishly began work on the room
partition. ' It seemed hours before he
had cut a holo largo enough to allow
his body to slip through. Just clear of
the door was tbe slgnor's steamer
trunk. Two wires ran from the door
to the trunk, aud from the interior
came a noise like the ticking of a
clock. Whou the wires had been cut,
tho captain said:
"Softly, now. Up with tho cover.
Ah! Here Is the clockwork, and a
handkerchief among the wheels docs
the business."
At the same moment the report of a
revolver rntig out Up in tho saloon
the clock was pointing to 0. The mad
lover had pressed the weapon to his
temple, pulled the trigger and fallen
back a corpse. The white faced pas
sengers waited tremblingly for anoth
er report but instead they hoard a wo
man's cry. The Lady Margaret had
fallen, fainting, in the doorway.
Was there dynamite In the trunk?
Truly ninety pounds of It. But for the
coolness of the captain 400 lives would
have been sacrificed to the disappoint
ment of a madman.
And did the Ijtdy Margaret yield at
the Inst moment? That Is the secret
locked in her own proud heart.
Bnntlam of Bella.
Bells were solemnly baptized like
children, n custom which Is still ex
tant In the Roman church. This is
probably not a primitive practice and
cannot be traced further back than tho
reign of Charlemagne. It is first dis
tinctly mentioned lu the time of Popo
John XIII. (0S8, when he gave his
own name to the great bell of the Lat
eran church. Sleidnn gives nn account
of the ceremonial to be observod: "First
of all tbe bells must be so bung that
the bishop may be able to walk round
them. When be has chanted a few
psalms in a low voice, he mingles wa
ter and salt and consecrates them, dili
gently sprinkling the bell with the mix
ture both inside and out Then he
wipes it clean and with holy oil de
scribes on it the figure of the cross,
praying the while that when the bell Is
swung up a-nd sounded faith and char
ity may abound among men, nil the
snares of the devil ball, lightning,
winds, storms may be rendered vain
and all unseasonable weather be sof
tened. After be has wiped off that
cross of oil from the rim be forms sev
en other crosses on it, but only one of
them within. The bell Is censed, moro
psalms are sung and prayers are put
up for Its welfare. After this feusts
and banquetlugs are celebrated just as
at a wedding." Gentleman's Maga
zine. Words and Their Origin
The dictionary tells us of the origin
of things familiar, and lu Its pages
we may learu that the bayonet was
first made at Bayonne, In France; that
damask nnd the damson came origi
nally from Damascus, that coffee first
came to Europe from KatTn and copper
took its name from Cypress, that can
dy was first exported from Candla and
that tobacco was so called from the Is
land of Tobacco, the home of De Foe's
Imaginary hero; that gin was either In
vented at Geneva or early in Its history
became an important factor In the
commerce of that city, that tarantula
was once a notorious pest in the region
about Tarnnta, that the magnetic prop
erly was first noticed in iron ore dug
in the neighborhood of Magnesia, that
parchment was first made nt Perga
mus, cambric at Cambray, muslin at
Mousselinc, calico at Calicut, gauze at
darn, dimity nt Damictta, that milli
ners first plied their trade In Milan and
that mantuas were Invented In the Ital
ian city of the same name.
Japanese Tbemtere.
The theaters of Japan are generally
wood and Inexpensive buildings. Their
Interior arrangements are somewhat
similar to ours, but not nearly so elab
orately finished. There are no seats
provided for the auditors; consequent
ly they sit on tbe floor. The stages re
volve like a locomotive turntable, have
uo drop curtains, but use sliding one
instead. Their musical Instruments
consist principally of a kind of cross
between n mandolin and a banjo, with
n metal drum and some other unpro
nounceable Instruments for accompani
ment The music has a kind of hum
drum air and but very little variation.
Their entertainments are of long dura
tion and are generally during the day.
The plays are almost Invariably trag
edy. Tbe admlxslon fee is small.
Seventeenth Century Napkins.
About 1(150 Pierre David published
the "Malstro d'Hostel," "which teaches
how to wnlt on a table properly and
how to fold all kinds of table napklne
In all kinds of shapes."
The shapes were: "Hquare, twisted,
milled In bands nnd In the forms of n
double and twisted shell, single shell,
double melon, single melon, cock, ben
and chickens, two chickens, pigeon In
a basket partridge, pheasant two ca
pons in a pie. hare, two rabbits, suck
ing pig, dog with a collar, pike, carp,
tarbot miter, turkey, tortoise, the horr
cross and the Lorraine cross."
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hutidrtd oedar bop post
to quare 8 Inches at laree smd, and 14
fnet long. To be delivered nn bank of
river at Jurtdkli V Point, 2 miles above
Rtirene an time this summer or fall.
Address,
W R Walker,
Eogei e, Or,
I Bears the t '" a"1" esafli
earaataaa
at -
HOI FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re
sort.
Recognising tba advantage of New
port as a summer resort over other sea.
side resorts In the nortLwest, and to
make It possible for all wbo desire to
oofotO'txnd their vacation bv the
oocan !,. the Southern Pnirlr
I'ouipauy lu connection with tbe Cor.
vallis aud Eastern Railroad, will plaoe
ou sale, eOeotlve June loth, ronud-trlp
iicaeie from all points in Oregon on
the Boutbt-ro Paolflo to Newport, good
for return until October 101b. at ineoi-
ally reeuoed rates.
for full tniormatlon please, luaulrt
of your local ageut.
W F Cohan,
General Passenger Agent.
City Property for Sal, .
Hindbiois1 Addition to EcaiNx
To those desiring to purchase city lots, I
have laid out an addition ou the south aide
Of tbe Oit aud north n( (Villous Hill Park.
I have 120 lots in this addition, and am
"oiling them very low so as to enable every
one to have a home of their awn. The price
of these lots is Irom f&O up.
Eliib Stiwabt Addition to Edoxni
I have soma verr deaiirab'.e lota In thia
addition, in the very heart of the oily and
within a few blooka of Willamette street.
Wbr-uxbi's Addition to Edosni
I have a few Iota in this addition within
two blocks of the First National Bank.
Coll bob Hnx Pikx
I have 100 lota In this addition. Tha
prioe now is $60 each. W will advanoe
toe price soon. We expect College Hill
Park to beoume the most desirable real.
denoe pioperty in or near the oily.
liiNDBioxe Addition to Gollbob
Hill Fiat
We hkVS 70 lota for sale nhaan In Ihla
addition; also 40 or 60 aoros of very choice
irun lauu. i nave ou mis place 13U0 young
prone trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees,
and 200 black walnnt trtes. also annlaa.
plums and small finite. Tta is plaoe has a
good farm house, barn and ont-houaes, and
i a moat beautiful suburban piece of prop
erty. It is known as the Looust Hill farm,
and there is no plaoe in the state mora
beautifully and pleasantly situated.
I am not in real estate Dusinevs as a busi
ness we dell our own lands only. I employ
no ageita Any one desiring to parohase
any oi thia pioperty will flud me at the
tirat National Bank. I will be pleased to
show property and give ptioes. I mi-ht ex
change some of this property for good
timber land Come and Bee me.
New Addition to Eagene.
fl I? RatrA A fin h.w. nl.d. fV. D
F Boon land i-nnai-ilnir nf S2 Iota aim.
ate two blooka south of tbe Patterson
eobool building. These are desirable
lots and are for esle at reasonable prloes.
For nirtber Information oall on
rt Tf .
XV r DAKIB,
Office at No 6 West Ninth street.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale. .
I offer for rale at a low price 120 acres of
laud miles southwest of Eugene; abnt45
acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and S acres
oloee tu the corporate limits on the west. Also
16 aeres of nlos bottom land 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 well to
me. ' J
David Chibbt.
Eugene, Oregon.
Don't Be Deceived
With 66 or 70 tier cent whiskies or
brandies and think it better than
Francis' puie double diBtllled 100 rroof
brandies. Just have them tested free
of obarge at Fifth and Blair stieete,
Kugene, Oregon.
I H Fbanoib
Filthy Temples in India.
Sacred oows often defile Indian tern
plee, 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,
active bowels, good digestion, fine ap
petite. Only 26o at , W L DeLano's
drug store.
CASTOR I A
I For Infants tnd Children.
fto Kind You Have Always Bougti
Bankers Life Association
of Ou Molaei, lews.
Salt Insurance Lew Rates Special Featura
uut please busy rata.
Rate cards at Flni National Blak
and Loan and Savings Bank.
HOITT'S SCHOOL. .
Wrenti deilrlnr ht-nna Inflnentvu. batttitiriil
urruMuuiiitT.a.. wrict3i viimiiajs fjareiui iiitar
vision, ttnd thorough menial, morel ol phTtl-
ci .riiiiiK iur weir mji, win una ti in esc
rHiuirement folly metttt Holtt'i cbool, Htnlo
Park,HD Mmeo (loimtr. Ct. ,
Send for liluitret-Ht coulocua.
Twelfth tear begins Aunait L2(h
111 a o Hoi rt, Ph, D Prlclnpa.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
laOavni and In nor trine. Dealer la
HarreetlDi Machlner? 1 to pie
men U. Alsw have iVorac room
f tnaaonible rate.
9-OA r SOS Willamette St
The Hoffman
W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
. SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, Oregon
CLASSIFIED CDIUML
Nodosa under this bead not to exceed a..
tnea,M oMte par week; (1 60 a month) lu
per year.
For Sale.
rOK BALE OKTKADiC-A Walter
A Woods biuder tor (20.00. A bar
gain. Bee E M Warren at Coburg,
Ongon.
tOK BALE. A flue residence for
atleale bargain. Ioquiie of Wil
lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs
Healop on the oornerof Fifth and
Lawrence streets.
FOR BALE. One good 8 Imr.e power
portable engine with woodsaw at
latohment; one lurnlug lathe; oue
hand saw joue table saw, atabar
g'ln. Enquire of H E Walker
Bprlngfleld.O e.
FUR SALE OR 1RADK.-147 aer.s
on the Military road 30 miles from
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, ou the
Willamette river. 70 acres bottom
land; 12 aorea clear; the rest bill
with some timber. There le a good
bouse with four tuouie, smoke hot ae
and barn. I will sell or trade at a
bargain. Cull on me at Mrs h E
Gardner's on First street between
Jefferson and Madison, or address T
F Uooob, Eugene, Oregon.
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. Jqulre of 8 M
Douglas, Eugene.
WANTED. Girl to do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs R Mc
Murpbey. W ANTbD. Oue hundred teams to
haul ore tioin Bohemia (Htlena No,
2) to Iledrock. Price 18.00 per too
Roads good Teams oan earn ae
high as (40 per week. W F Morpby,
Ore Hauling Dept., Paolflo Timber
Comnauy, O' ttageUrove, Oregon.'
V ANTED. Heveral persona of char
acter nud good reputation in eaoh
tate (one In this county required) to
represent aud advertise old establish
ed wealthy business bouse oi solid
Unanoial standing. Salary $ 18.00
weekly with expeuses adltlonal, all
Sayable In oasli eaoh , Wednesday
lreot from head offices. Horse and
oarrlage furnished, when necessary.
References, Enclose eel r-add reused
envelope. Manager. 80S (Jaxlon
Building, Chicago.
Lost and Found.
LOBT.-On road from Kugene to Mo
. Ken lie Bridge a pair of No 8 ladies'
new shoes. Finder please leave at
UUAKDofBoe.
LOST. A blue silk umbrella. Finder
will please leave at the home of Mrs
Minnie Waahburne. .
LOBl'. A reoelpt book for mojeys
1 paid out by Eugene Water Co.
Finder please leave with R MpMur-
phey.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon,
SOUTH AND EAS'J
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Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA BOUTE
Trams leave Kugene for Portland and way
etationa at 8;00a mi li42 p m.
lv Portland
lv Knsene
n-M a m
2.-08 p m
1240 a a
610 p m
7 rio p m
. SiM.p n
.ildS a m
12:08 a u
, 4i!6 a m
80S a m
At, Ashland
Ar . Hacramsntn
Ar San Franoieoo
Ar , Ogdea 6:46 a u U.-46 a m
Ar i Denver DrOO am 9:00 a so
As i IT .uu lit, i si. . M
Ar Chioaav 7:46 a m ' JSO a a
As I
140 p m .
6.-00 p m
6:80 a m
:65 a m
4:01) a m
6:21 p m
6:42 a m
12:48 p m
70 a m
8KX)p m
640 a m
9M a m
4:00 a m
6:42 a m
12:48 p a
Ar El Paso
Ar Fort Worth
Vr CltyofM iioo
Ar , Huuaton ,
Ar , New Orluams
tr Washington
Ar , New Yoik
Pullman and Tourist ears on
b"tu traiua. Chair cara Sacra
mento to i igdeo and E) Paao,
and ouriat cars to Chloage.
8t Loula, New Orleans and
Washington.
Connecting at Ban Fran
oiaoo with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phillipines, Jentra) .
and Houth America.
-iee Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene
or addrea
W. E. OOMAN
(i P A Portland Or
Gap Closed
The uiw.atitiBof through trains e
tween San Krtaciiioo and Lot An
ffe.en, fit. Surf and (Jjanta iWbvt,
will netfin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
. ..ON THE NEW....
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(Viaet Line Limited teevng each
terminal early Id the mornintr equip
iwl wl h elegant cafe and ptri-r can,
will iniske daylight trlpa thinukh the
tnoet jtictnrvwiue. varied and enter
teininjr, xkuwod the onntlneot
ltft)iru( exeats of the
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122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W P. A.
612 Firat Avenue, , SKATTLE, Wash'
Oregon
Shoaling
ahd Union Pacific
aJ8B EAST
The O. R. N.
Give trie) Choice of
S DAILY
two:via
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
'O
Salt Lake,
Denver, -Omana
Chicago and
Kansas City.
ONE
THE GREAT
NORTHERN '
Rf. .
Snokane.
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Chicago.:
Ooean Bteamere leave Portland every
o Days ror
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats leave Porliaua dally for all Wll
lametteand Colurut la River Points.
Monthly Hteaniers in China and Japao
For full Information oall ou or a
ursas naanait O RAM rrini,a a,.a..
A. I. CPAIH.
Gen'l Passenger Ageiil ' '
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Your attention la called to the "PIONTFB
LIMITED' trains f the"CHICACO, MIL
WAUKEE ft ST PAUL RAILROAD.!
i he only perfect trellis in the world."
Yon will Snd it desirable to ride on this
Trains when going to any point in th
Eastern States or Canada. They oouneo
with all Transcontinental Trains and al
ticket Agents aell ticketa
F For further Information, pamphle's. etc.
ask any Ticket Agent or
J. W. CASEY , H. S. ROWE. I ,
Trar Pass Avent. Qe eral Agent, .
rUltlliAflll, IIK&UUN.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD NO. 20
So 2 fur Yaqulue-
Traln leaves Alhauy 12:4ft P M
Leaves I Yrvallla 1:60 PM
.rrivs Vh'Iu 5:8 PM
No I ICetilrBitit-
Leaves Yaulns 7KW A M
txm- ea Cirvalil 110 A M
Arrives Albany jjjj p fj
do S for Detroit .
Leaves Albany 1 00 P M
Arrives Detroit 3.4a P M
No 4 'it.m Detroit
leaves Detroit. , MAM
Arrives Albany... UtfS A M
Trains I snd 4 arrive 'i 1m i i, ,
eunnect hh il . S 1 trnih 1, 1 1 r i'i, i as w
is giving two or thrre henra 't Allan b,f
leparturn ol S P north liouud train.
1'rein o 2 connects ith the 8 P trains a
lorvallls ami Albany g vloir direct service t
NewiKirt and Je nit la-achea.
Train 'or Do nilt, llrei .t.buah ard other
mountain rasur e leaves Albany at 1.00 p m
after the arrival of ft V. auth bound train
from foreland, rearfiina Da wit at Arts p m
Fur further information apply to
i EDA'IN 8T0NK,
Manarsr
THTI RNRR Ag.nt Albany
J HCRONisJK. Agrntlotvallto.
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