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XF.W VOHK.
GEflTRAIi
1ATKWS MILLER
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public ptt
railage solicited. To tbe Farm
er.) we wilt pay the highest
ninrket price for fat catlle, hogs
and shep. Bhop on Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply of
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Having a large and
compute stock ot
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best markets, I
can offer the pibllo
better CASH Prices
than any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
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lotbL . nlnB a" dyeing
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rHjr?pt rtl""ly at 6 a m
Jpm daily elnep, Bundays at 2
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ORIA
ThlINTUiOl'N MEM J
BtJSINKHS OABPS
ATTOKNEYSAT-LAW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
CollectioDR a specialty.
DHice Over Lane County Bank,
J BILYETJ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oliite-Over Firat National Bank.
EoaiHi, Ohiooh,
O WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Offioe-One half block south of Chrisman B 1
Koossi, Obioom.
e;k skipwokth.
JOHN M PIPES
SKIPWORTH & PIPE9
ATTORNEY SAT-LAW
Will practice in all tbe Court's.
Enonts Oregon.
HXLMUS W THOMPSON
CHAB a BAiDI
rpHOMPSON dt HARDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
rst National Bank E
11 the courts.
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M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Olfjce - Over Eugene Loan A Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
QEO, B DORRIS,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the Beconr.
Judicial District and in the Supreme Oour
of tbe state.
' Special attention given to collections ana
matte rn in probate.
Office First National Bank Bldg.
Rooms 1, 2 and a
John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edmunaoo
EDMUNSON A EDMUNSON.
jj ttorneya-At Law.
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alty. arOrhce Over Loan & Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OHEGON,
OTJIH E. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Loan A Saving bank building. Room
3. Special attention given to land and mining
matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Hani
Building.
Special attention to surgery and surgical din
eaves ot women.
J 8 LUCKEY,
JEWELER,
ratclies and Clocks Repaired.
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Office -On Olive street, between) Fiftlh si d
Sith street one block west of Minnesaoia
hotel
J-JERBKitT LEIGU
A3SAYER AND METALLURGIST
Roam
omoos
Best equipped Assay laboratory In the State.
Prompt and rtlladle return, guar .in teed.
Working tesU made on ore samples of "ne to
fifty poumU to determine the most eulteblt
method of treatment.
HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
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Who Is eber asked Harry Matiewi
us a woman came down the steps of
I'lio Eolin building and passed them,
with a bright nod at Tom.
Tom watched the diminutive figure
out of sight and bestowed an envious
glance upou the young man who was
doing escort duty before he replied:
'The Duke, with her arms full of
Mowers, as usual."
"The Duke?" repeated Harry. "Is
she ah nice?"
"See here, my young friend, if vou
don't want all Newspaper row on your
cervix don't put any question mark aft
er 'nice' when you speak of the Duke"'
replied Tom. bis eyes dashing angrily,
as if he were iucllned'to begin hostlfl
ties without waiting for tbe rest of the
row. I
Hairy put The Times bulletin iJ
tweon them before be stammered: "I
didn't mean anything disagreeable,
Tom. I don't know her, but I wish I
did." j
Groups of men came struggling out
of the otlices of The Times, Herald and
Echo Just then and. Jolninir fnrmw.
made their way to a restaurant around
the corner.
When hunr.er had been satisfied and
cigars lighted. Tom motioned toward
Harry, saying, "Boys, there's a fellow
who doesn't know the Duke and never
worneu on The Echo!1
Just then Hilly Hollldny came In, and
pome one snouted, "Say, Billy, here's
a fellow wIid doesn't know the Duke!"
"Tell him, Itllly," called another, and
every man settled Into his customary
attitude f.,r listening to a favorite sto
ry. Billy sank Into a chair with every
appearar.ee of extreme exhaustion. Ap
proprlat'.ug whatever delicacies the oth
ers Jiad not appreciated, he consumed
them while waiting for his own order
to be nerved.
Wh'm the clamor for the story be
came uproarious. Billy began: "Once a
society editor surprised the row by get
ting married. Then Bessie Wellington
appeared on The Echo. She was such
a little slip of a thing nnd had such a
pathetically frightened look in the eyes
that the boys began to call her the Irou
Duke, and the Duke she's been ever
since.
"It was her lirst Job, and she was
eager for work. Land knows, she got
enough of it! The typewriter bothered
her, and punctuation was a pltfnlL She
did bcr work over and over again, try
ing to please Knap, who wouldn't
have been satisfied with an angel from
heaven. It used to seem to me he rang
her bell every ten minutes. She would
come flying down the hall to the local
room, her dimples turned Inside out
and her mouth shut hard so It wouldn't
quiver.- Then she'd go back pink to
the ears, and the boys would pound
their typewriters fit to break. We used
to snenk bits of copy to her nil ready
to go up. I fell into the habit of col
lecting personals and club notes and
even a wedding now and then, and
Larry, there, was taken for a society
reporter for quite awhile."
Larry shied a crust of hrend at Billy,
who deftly caught It and returned tho
compliment before he continued..
"One Friday night, when she was get
ting up her Sunday page, I passed the
door Just as Knap bounded into her
room. His beard looked as If he had
been clawing out bandfuls. 'See here!'
he yelled. 'Didn't I tell you to get ln
the Tubvflle social before midnight?'
It s almost ready,' said tho Duke and
bent over her typewriter In a Uttle
heap.
After the Tubville was In and work
slacked up a bit I carried In a sand
wich and made ber eat It while 1
ground out some rewrite for her. While
I was working the lire gong sounded an
alarm, but the presses were going, and
I never tried to count it Anyhow,
Bobby always did fires alone unless
they were very big ones.
After awhile Knap bolted Into the
room. Ills face was white as chalk.
His mouth opened once or twice, but
he couldn't speak. At last be gasped
We're cut off! Tbe fire's tip to the
third story.' 1 Jumped to the window,
and tbere the street was tilled wltb en
gines and trucks, and we had never
heard a thing.
Miss Wellington turned pretty
white, but ber voice was steady as she
asked, 'Are tbere many of us up here?
Three In tbe telegraph room and
four or five In tbe locnl,' said Knap,
moistening bis lips. 'We dldu't think
It was serious, and I forgot your being
here.'
"We all went down tbe ball to tbe
local room. Tbe fire was belching from
tbe fourth story windows now, and the
smoke was getting thick. One of the
telegraph men kept his desk and was
actually sending an account of tbe fire
over the Associated Press wire. We
wandered from window to window for
hours. It seemed to me, but It could not
really have been for many minutes.
The smoke wus coming In clouds, and
we could bear tbe fire now.
At last the crowd in tbe street saw
I hope I'll uever bear that sound
gain. My Godl I wake up sometimes
now with thnt moan In my ears, and It
nearly drives me mad. It seemed tbe
essence of human misery and made us
realize vrlmt was before us. We had
been stunned before, but tben bedlam
broke loote. Some moaned and cried;
Some shrieked and swore. And still
the man at the key clicked out his mes
sage, givlns our names, we found aft
erward. He had a pistol lying beside
his band.
"Knap raced from one era of in
building to tbe other, shrieking for
Savfd From Awful Fate.
"Every body said I had consump
tion," mrllea Mrs AM Mhlrlds, of
(Ihamhersbarg, Pa, "I so low after
six months of m-vere slckneea caused
hy hay frver and a-lbnia tbat lew
thought I onuld get well, but I I'arnrd
of the marvelous merit of Dr Klnv'a
NVw Discovery for consumption, ud
It aDd wan oompleley cured." For
.Iwmerate throat ahd lung rllsrM It It
l he rpt core In tbe world and la In
fallible for cough, colds and bronchial
affections. Uuaranteed bottle 600 and
tlral bote free at W L De La no's
heir, 00t w oou.a no,
O ! 'n ,b I'lcrtttsliiB rar of the
21 s'Sth atory taa a inau of tit
hear hiin
tire. Tbe
flames, and
we were on tno eighth.
"AM at onec the little Duke began
uragging at our sleeves. At last v
understood tbat she wauled us to fol
low Her. Mie thought she had a chance
We followed her, all but the telegraph
man, woo snook hi head hopelessly
nuu nem up tno revolver.
ins uuke ran to her room nnd
tlirew open the window. Hevond ami
extending to the end of the building
us mo art room, wuioh had no win-
cows, nut was above a corner of the
iiuiiuitig not yet reached by the Arc.
loaning to an ornninentul stone cor-
nice which rnn some six feet below the
window, the Duke motioned along It
toward the corner farthest from the
nre. e caught the Idea, but it seemed
t slim chance, and no one moved.
finally the little Duke screamed,
'You cowards, follow me!' She swung
uerseir carefully over the sill and,
Hanging by her hnnds. Just touched
tue cornice with her toes. Getting a!
firm n foothold as possible on the nar
row leuge, she steadied herself and
moved to one side, waiting. We let
ivnnp out next When be was finally
on the cornice, be cluug to tho wnll
nnd refused to move. At last tho Duke
seized bis hand nnd began feeling her
way along tne wall, gently pulling him
niter ner. Knap followed somehow.
and the rest of us swung out after him
in a hurry, for the floors were quiver-
iug uuu mo smote was rolling ln vol-
u.uc-o iruui me W111UOW8 below us.
just as I swung out I heard a nistol
shot and knew tbe telegraph man had
laiten tlie way he thought best
"We clung to the wnll and crept nlong
ii. iiies. we were rnirly steady ex
cept Knap, and my heart was in my
' carry tho Duke with him. But bis
uiouiu roj ienr ne would lurch off
knees stiffened at Inst, and he did hot.
ter, though he never for a moment let
go the girl's hand. Tho bricks were
getting hotter and hotter to the touch,
and the flames seemed to be sweeping
toward our end of the building.
"At Inst the crowd saw us through a
rift in the smoke, nnd a shout went up
that seemed alruost to tear us from our
perilous bold. The firemen worked
fast, 1 supiiose, but it seemed ages to
us,' waiting at the corner of the build
ing. The tlremnn first up the lndder
was sobbing like a child, but he hadn't
lost his nerve for all that Ho bbw
Knnp's condition and knew he would
fall If forced to loose his hold on the
Duke, sohe seized them both. The rest
of us were soon on the ladder, though
some were pretty helpless, for the
bricks were fearfully hot toward the
end."
"Billy's hands were cooked through,"
Interpolated Larry.
"It was a good many weeks before
some of us were back on The Echo, al
though the paper was printed next dny
with borrowed reporters and presses.
Knap wns the first one back, but vou
wouldn't hnve known him for the fob
low who had bullyragged us so. Ills
hair was white and his fnco too. Ho
was so mild he couldn't manngc tho
new men nnd bad to be tnken off tho
desk and put on editorials.
"Well, it all happened five years ago,
hut the Duke is still commander in
chief on The Echo," concluded Billy.
"Hut I have a notion she'll some dny
confine her orders to Billy." whispered
Tom ns he rose, stein In hand, to pro
pose the usual toast:
"Hoys, the Duke! . ,
Every man was on bis feet ln an ln
stant "The Duke, God bless her!"
Old Time Education of Children.
Now that tbere Is so mucb talk about
education It is Interesting to look back
and see what a seventeenth century
moralist bad to say about the teaching
of children. "Wo are ln Pain to make
them Scholars, but not Men," be wrote;
"to talk rather than to know, which
is true Canting. Tbe first Thing obvi
ous to Children Is what Is sensible, and
that we make no Part of their Rudi
ments." .
Hut what is of most significance to us
Is the same writer's appeal for tech
nical education. "We press their Mem
ory toj Boon nnd puzzle, strain and
bind them with Words and Rules; to
know Grammar and Rhetoric and a
strange Tongue or two tbat It Is ten to
one may never be useful to them; Leav
ing their natural Genius to Mechanical
and Physical or Natural knowledge un
cultivated and neglected which would
be of exceeding Use and Pleasure to
them through the whole Course of their
Life."
After all, it Is the reformer rather
than the historian who Is forced to use
vain repetition. Loudon Chronicle.
The Ilrare Robins.
The most singular instance tbat I
have known of a robin's fearlessness
was the kind of military Instinct which
some years ago led a pair to make
their nest at tbe back of a target at
Aldcrshotl It was In tbe shooting rnnge
of the Fourth battalion of the Sixtieth
lilies, and the colonel of tbe regiment
told me of It at the time. The littlo
pair paid uot the least attention to the
fhots thundering on the target Just at
the back of their nest. The soldiers
were careful not to meddle wltb them,
nnd the young brood hatched and were
brought np In safety. Cornhlll.
A Stranee YnonaT Man.
One of the young men received bit
dei:rce "Cum Lnude." while the other
was content Willi the plain II. L. The
Newspaper reports giving a list of tbe
fniduutcR rend: "John Jones. John
Kmlth. Cmu Laudeof Worcester." John
Jones' uinio picked up the paper and,
riding Hip nnmes. recalled John Smith,
hut w.-i I'.'nllv mixed on Cum Lnude.
Finally In ilesiei:ition, be called on
.I din .I nn s and, pulling out the paper,
kuld: Mclm. I always knew this Smith
boy went ti school wlih you, hut I
don't stLui to know this Cum Laude."
Worcester H j
Bop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundrrd cedar hop nnau
to iquare 6 Inches at large end, and M
feet Ir.nf. To be rt- llvered on bank ol
river at JanrtMrs' Point, 2 rallrs above
Enrene an j time this summer or fall
Addrem,
W R VVAI.KKR,
Eugei t, Or.
Ssara tiM
ftftatar
1SI kird Km Han AIM BoajV
UO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Re
sort.
Recognising tbe advantage of New.
port as a summer resort over other tea.
vide resorts In ihe noril.weni, and to
make It possible for all who desire to
do to to i pi nd their vacation by tbe
cn wv a, the (Southern P.01B0
Company in connection with the Cor
valllt and Eastern Railroad, will place
ou sale, e Qeoilve June 16tb, round-trip
ticaeis rroui all points In Oregon ou
tbe rMHithero Pad do to Newport, good
tr return uutll October lOtb, at speci
ally renuoed rates.
for full luiorniatloo (lease inquire
oi your local agent.
W F COMAN,
General Passenger Agent.
City Property for Sate,
HjEMDEIOts' AODITIOX TO ECOENK
To Ihnaa desirinv In ntiM.1,.aA lfw lnf
have laid out an addition ou tbe souib aide
ui ice oiu and norlb of College Hill Park,
I have ISO lota in this ail,lumn.
selling them very low to aa lo enable every
one to nave a home of thair own. The prioa
v. iuhb iuib IB I1UU1 Up.
Euajs Stkwabt Addition to Ecaanr
I have tome very desirrab! lots in this
auuiuoD, in ine very Heart of ihe oily and
"w uiuuas oi rviiuunelle street,
Wbitkmxb's AonrnoN to E do tne
I have a lew lots in thia addition lihln
mo oiocia oi tne f irst National Bank.
Collmi Hlix Pau
1 have 100 lott ln Ibis addition. Tha
pnoe now it $50 each. W will advance
die price toon. We expect College Hill
. iu uc-uume me most oebiMble reai-
enoe pioperty tn or near tbe oity,
Hsndbioxs' AonmoN to Oollkos
itiix fiu-
We have 70 Iota for aala nham im.
addition; also 40 or 60 acres of very choice
iiuii iauu. i nave ou tnia place 13U0 yonng
prune trees, abont 100 Bartlell pear treae,
and 200 black walnnt tries, also annla
plums and small finite. Tb it place hat a
good farm house, barn and ont-houaea, and
w m wwi uramuui suoaroau piece ol prop,
erly. It ia known as tbe Loouat Hill farm.
and there is no plaoe in ihe state mora
uvauuiuiiy ana pleasantly situated. ,
1 am not in real estate buainsva aa a hnal.
uea we jell our own landa onlv. I etnulov
no agei.ts Any one desiring to purchase
r"' "!'"' properiy 111 nuu me at tbe
first National Bank. I v ill ha ni.iu.1 i
show property and give piicea. I miht ex
change some of Ibis property for good
Muiwt inuu. vyuujo una see me.
New Addition to Eugene.
K tc Baker A Co have nlttc1 tha a
r noon iaua conal-tlng of 32 lota situ
ate two blocks south of tbe Patterson
obool building. These ere desirable
Iota and are for sale at reasonable prioes.
f or further Information oall on
R F Baker,
Offloe at No 6 West Ninth street.
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a low price 120 acres of
land 2A, miles southwest of Eugene; abowt 45
acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 5 aorea
close to the corporate limits on the watt. Also
18 acres of nice bottom land Si miles north ol
feugene on river road.
I also offer for aale some desirable build
ing lota at residence, Pearl and Siitb streets.
Anyone desiring such property wOJ do well to
see me.
David Chibkt.
Eugene, Oregon.
Don't Be Deceived
nun od or vu per cent Whiskies or
braudies and think It better than
Francis' puie double distilled 110 proof
umuuiee. j list nave mem tested rree
of charge at Fifth and Blair atieeta
Uugene, Oregon.
I M Francis
Filthy Temples in India.
Baored onws often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet la a body that'
polluted by oomtlpailon. Don't per
mit It, Cleanse your system wltb Dr
vlng'e New Life Pills and avoid un
told mleeiy. They give lively livers.
active bowels, good digestion, flue ap-
peiue. isuiy 200 at w Ai uvLiano't
drug store,
CASTOR I A
For Infants uid Children.
tin Kind You Mi Always Bough
the
of
Bankers Life Association
ef Dts Molau, Iowa,
Salt laiuranca LowRstu-Special Fuuirta
in 1 pitaic Duty man.
Rite cards it First Nitlonil Biak
and Loin and Sivlsji Biak.
HOITT'S 5CH00U
Pftrenii deilrinc home 1nflaeno. beautiful
iirroonrllngR. perfect cllmnU), careful super
Ttilon, and
srti
eal inttnliig for their bnyi,
eal iratnliig for their boyi, will Boil all the
r.-qulnjrrwiiif lullr met at Holtfi School, Meiilo
wiunnigu me out, in or 1 ana pn.i
ran, nan Aiau county, Uftl.
neou n.r iiiuiiraiea eoUlotrrio.
Twelfth year boaim Auutnl 12th
Ira o a out, fh, t Prictnpa
r
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
limna and Iniuranoe. Dealer In
Harreatlng Machinery, liuplo
tnenu. Also hare atorage room
rtreaaoDtble rates.
g m Offloe 50 Willamette ttt
Tbe floffman
W. 0. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, Oregon
CLASSIFIED GDLUMI,
Wl ... .
r una naad not to exceed hve
Imb. 60 osuta pw week; II Wanontn, $12
For Sale.
tun OALISUHTKAl)K.-A Waiter
A Woods binder fur S'JO.OO. A bar
gain. Bee E M Warren at Coburg,
Ori gnn.
frOK
SALE. A fine residence fnr
si-leata bargain. Inquire of Wil
lamette Valley Lai d Co. ori.f Mr
Hetdop ou lbs corner of Fibh and
Lawrence street,.
FOR SALE. One good 8 bone power
portable englue with wood-aw at-
' tatohnient; oue lurniug lithe; one
band saw; one (able saw, atabar
gdn. Enqube of H E Walkn
Hprlngfleld.O e.
KUK BALK OK 1KADK.-I47 aena
on tbe Military road 20 miles from
Eugeue, 6 miles from Lowell, ou tin
Willamette river. 70 aorea bottom
land; 12 aorea clear; the rest nil,
with some umber. There Is a pond
home with foui moms, smoke hoi ee
aud bam. I will Bell or trade at a
bargain. Call on me at Mrs a K
Uardoer's on First street between
Jefferson aud Mailiaon, cr address '1
F Uoooh, Eugene. Oregon,
Help Wanted.
MILKEK WANTED. Jquire of 8 M
iraugiaa, uugenr.
WANTED. Girl to do neutral house
work. Enquire of Mrs 1 1 Mt-
flaurpney.
111 . .X .
innicu.-uue nuudred teams to
baul ore tioui Bohemia (Helena In,
2) to lledrock. Price S8.00 per tou
13 - .1 . . r
" g''u 1 earns oan earn a
hlghaeao per week. W F Mnrphy,
ure Hauling jje t., Paolflo Tlmbei
Company, Q tiageHmva, Oregon.
W ANTED. Several persons of oliar-
aoter and good reputation in each
date (one In this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house oi solid
nuanoial staudlug. rialary $18. On
weekly with expenses aditlonal, all
Sayable in celi eaoh Wednesday
Ireot from head offices. Homo anil
carriage furnished, when necessary.
References, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton
Building, Chioago.
Lost and Found.
L08r.-Oo.road from Eugene to Mo-
Kenzle Bridge a pair of No 3 ladles'
new shoes. Finder please leave at
UUARDofTJoe.
LO-.iT. A blue silk umbrella. Finder
will please leave at tbe home of Mrs
Minnie Waahburne.
L08I'. A reoelpt book for moueva
paid out by Eugene Water Co.
Finder pleaee leave with A MoMur
phey. Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WAN TED.-To baul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
SOUTH AND EAS'l
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave F.ugene for Portland and way
atauonaat Iiooamj li42 pm. -
lr Portland
01SO a m
24H p m ,
V2 M1 a m
6KW p m
7:46 p m
8J0ip rj
I1I6 a m
12:08 a m
4:25 a m
81I6 a m
iv jtugaue
At Aablani
Ar , ttacramanto
Ar Baa Franoiaoo
Ogdea
Denver
6:45 a ar
KM a m
7r2s a m
7:48 a m
U.-4II a m
0.-00 a m
Tb a oj
9 JO a re
Ar Kanaaa City
Ar Chioago
Lot Angelas
El Paao
Fort Worth
City of M- lloo
HuUltllD -
New tiriiwiiis
Washington
New York
1:20 p m
6:00 p m
6:30 a m
W5 a m
4:UU a m
tWi p m
6:42 a m
12:43 p m
7:00 a m
B.-00 p m
6:30 an
tMia
4:00 a na
6:2fi.p m
6:42 a m
J2:48 p m
Pullman and Tourist ear on
DMh trains, Chair cars Saora
moiito to i igdeo and El Pan.,
and ourist cars to Chicag-,
St liouie, New Orleana and
Washington.
Connecting at San Fran
ciioo with several ateamshlp
lines for Honolulu, Japan.
China, PhUiipinea, 'Jeuiral
and riouth America.
8js Mr L 0 Adair, agent at Eugene
nr aldris
W. E. COMAN
Ul'A Portland
Gap Closed
The tirtlin uf through traina e
tweeo tSn Kr'ncioo and Im Aa
trelim, via Surf and Bant Itarbeta,
will betclo ub
Sunday, ,March 31. 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two ThrouRii Tralne Dally. The
Co tut Mae Liuilteil leaving rmh
teruiioal eailj In the momin eiiiiip
tt wi'h eltant eafe anil iarl r nue,
will mike daylight tripe thimigh the
rpfwl p.uturefe. varied and ener
'jaloinir, en-meson the onntltient
Iuqtir'u aiceQU of Ihe
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS'"
TO ANniPROMTlT.T; -
POINTS EAST,
VIA
SHORTLINE
To
St- Pdul, DiTiitn, Miirwpolis, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tim 1st Sleepers
Dining aud Bullet Suiekiug Library C
DAILY TitA INS; FAST TIME.
For llatea. Folders -and Full Iufurma
regarding tickets, routes ete, call on or addu a 1
J. W. PHALON. t pa 11. nirk-snw
122 THIRD STREET, PORTUKO
A. B. C. PENNISTON, c. W P. A.
B12 First Avenue, UKATTLK, Wash'
Oregon
Shot line
aud limm Pacific
JO
THE
EAST
Tho O. R.
Gives tha
N.
Choice
of
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO. VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
I to
Silt Lake,
Denver, 1
Or-E ' '
' THE GREAT
NORIhLRN
M.
TO
Sookane
Mlnneapol a
St- Paul and
Chicago.
Omaha
Chicago and
Kanaaa City.
Ooean rJleaiuers leave Portland
every
1 ' 6 Days for '
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll
lametteand Columt la River Points.
Monthly H learners tn China and Japan
For full Information oall on or a
ureas nearest O. R. A N. Tloket Agent
or Address, .
A. L. CRAIO.
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
i X7?lfttoa ta "11ld t0 ih "PIONIER
yMITKI' traina f th."0HICACO, MIL
WAUKEB A ST PAUL KAILjiOAD.I
he only perfect traina in the w..rld."
You will 6nd it desirable to ride on this
Trains when going to any point ln tb
Eastern Btatea or Canada, They nnneo
with all Transcontinental Trains and al
ticket Agents sell tleketa
- For further ipformatl-in, pamphle-a, ete.
ask any Tirkt Agent o
J. W. CASEY , II, S. IIOWE,
Trav Pass Avent. Oe eral Agent.
I'OJfl'LAND. DKtCON.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIM E CAKD NO. 20,
Vo 2 for YaiUin
IVain leaves Albany UM p M
Iavos IVrrsllia IM) pM
iriVI-V 1 AiplttA, ,,,
So. 1 Heturniu,- -
leaves Yaquini.. ...
(m m Corvallis. ., .
Arises Allnny
No 8 for Detroit-
.. HM PM.
..7.-00 A M
..11:30 A M
..12:16 P M
Leaves Albany l:00'PfM
Arrives Detroit S.4S PM
No 4 'iom Detroit
leaves Detroit fl 30 A M
Arrive Albany HjOo AM
Trains I snd 4 arrive '? A In) l lie
connect with ll e H 1' n nlh 1 1 1 1 ne t i
asgivini two er Ihrre hunrs r, A In bef
eiiartuni ot H P north bonnd train.
1'rain n2coniiecu Willi Iher) P lis-'l- a
'orvallis a-nl Allianr g ving direct se. vin- t
Vewpxrt and aoj.eut hraohea.
Train :t for D rolt. Ilrel- i bush ard u r
mountain rs r s leaves Albany at 1.C0 p in
Her the arrival of S P. south boui d tram
Iri-m I'ortlani!, r.aihing De r,1t b-Ab i. in
For further information apply to
EDWIN STONE,
' Manager
T H Tl RNEU Agtnt Albany
J II t I f MM Anuttni
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