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' j llll "i:-(?c(ab'e PreparalionforAs Promotes Dige9iion.Chcriur ness and Resl.Conlains neither Ontum.Morphine nor Mineral. KOT NARCOTIC. flmrtU Seal' 1 AaWJa"' I jiSZrStaJ.. ' . t 2K. ) - Apafecl Remedy forConsIipa non. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feveris ti neas and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of N EW YORK. EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. CEJiTRAli MTKINS & BIIiLEt PROPRIETORS A fair share of the public pat ronage solinlted. To the Farm ers we will pa; the highest market prloe for fat cattle, hogs and sbtep. Shop on Will amette 8t, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. lltKeepConsfantljon Hand a Full -Supply oi BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a large and complete took of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the beat markets, I on offer the publlo better CASH Fricea than any other house in ngene J. L. PAGE tie m nom Ready for Business With Kits fn. . "'H"VVa plans ID IDf flBL1Doe Willamette lYonr P"e GABD office. WforT!n0l0",'nPODe, "nd 1 "" ' por month. E FLORENCE STAGE LINE. BANGS, Proprietor. MiSd.?,188 le8Tus lorenue H ally exnepi Sundays at 2 JS'MSam Vtree In ir " . . . . - i o r ai the duy LSTl . T-A- Mf ..., J-. ""J Davenport's cms ft. MUTUAL LIFE E COMPANY of New Ypk :2 "'"! lilt F.j . Groceries ""to i mm ,nd 00,(1 Bo" ,M'.hr:a,oa"l:; ' WANN, EuSene,Or. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough. Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years A AT AW ICASTOMA THH ftHTUlt SOIIMH Utm ?0B CITT 5 BUSINESS OABD8 ATTOKN KY8-ATLAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CoUaotiou a apeelalty. Dffioa Oyer Lane County Bank, k BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Oyer Pint National Bank. EOOKKB, OBIOOH, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Offioe One half blook south of Chriiman B I Euamrs, Oeiook. EJK SKIPWOKTR JOHN M PIPES skip worth; pipes 4.TTOBNEYS-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court' Edokni Orioon. naLnuB W THOMPBOH OHAB A HABDI IJIHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Offioe In First National Bank Building. . irvmub ui ui tne courts. Edoihi, Obmoii. Li M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. -Oyer Engene Loan k Sayings bank, Eugene, Oregon. Office G SO, B DORRIS, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will nr&ntiofl In tl th crmrta nf th HavumH Judicial Diitrict and in the Supreme Court of theeUta. DDeolu Attention riven to oollectlonj Mitt matter In probate. Offioe- Fint National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. John M. Bdmnnaon Leon R. Edmnna on EDMUNSON & EDMTJN80N. ttomeya-At-Law. Practioe le all the courta. Collections a apeel alty. awOffioe Over Loan & Saving! Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OTJia K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe in Loan k Baying bank building 3, Special attention given to land and matter. Boem Kngene, Oregon, MEDICAL. JpAINE k KTJYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office In Engene Loan k Saving Bant Building. Special attention to aurgery and aorgioal di laeaol women. J SLTJOKEY, JEWELER. Satchel and Ulocka Repaired. Ecodtb, Obbooi 1) R O BIDDLE, tDENTIST Office -On Olive street. .betweenrFlftlh and Sith street one block went of Minnessota hotel H ERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eoowi Oeioo Best equipped Aasay Laboratory in ths But. frompt and reliable return guaranteed. Working testa made on ore samples of one to fifty pounds to determine the most suitabls method of treatment ,HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE. Very Latest LITE AND ACCIDENT POLICIEa A lam J. Caaon, Gen. AttM J, M. William Portland. Or v'vw'-e-e--ei USELESS JIM" By WiiUarn J. Lampton Ooprrlght, lffis, by the o. .uciure company ' - -w-w' Jim Doty was the son of Industrious :id thrifty pareuts, but be was no ex emplar of the doctrine of heredity. As a boy he had gone to school because If he had not gone there the truant offl. cer would have made existence else-' w nere uncomfortable for him. and Jim urai.j, ,u-ea to be comfortable. At school It was easier to remain at the foot of bis class than higher up, so be philosophically chose the easy thing auu biuck 10 it. Jim was not a mis chievous boy or a bad one In any sense, because those attributes require effort to maiutam them. As somebodv had to be at the foot of the class, and there were those who were discontented lucre, tue teacher accepted Jim as a special providence and made the most of him. "It's beyond me about JImmle." h!a mother was wont to' sav. "Hin bad boy nor up to no mischief, and you'd think when he went to school he'd learn his lessons lust because ha umu t want to learn nothln' else, but ue won i learu a single thing, good or uau. tie just seems to be everlasting uu-iess settin- around and Benin' arouna anu settin' around. And I'm sure ne don't get it from the Anderuin side of the house neither." Mrs. Doty was an Anderson, and thi. rouuusiou or ners was an unsupported animadversion upon Mr. Doty because that worthy man not only made a very comfortable living, but owned a small farm and had money laid away for a rainy day. When Jim was old enoueh to en n work, his father secured a nl. him to learn the carpenter trade, which was rather a surprislne selection, na success In that depended upon a skill which did not appear to be one of the characteristics of the young apprentice. "I put him at that," Mr. Doty ex plained to an inquiring friend, "because I've seen that boy set on a soapbox in the shade and whittle for air im, hand runnln". Of course he never whit. tics nothing out of the wood he uses up, but I kind of thoueht mnvho h would learn to if I put blm at carpen terln'." Time, and not a very lone tlma ihiop proved the spaciousness of Mr. Doty's logic, and Jim was no longer seen about the shop where ho had essayed to handle the drawknlfe and the saw. After this attempt to make a Bkllled laborer of his son Mr. Dotv thought possibly there might be an undevelop ed instinct for agriculture In the youth. ana Jim was sent to a farm not far from the village. 'His usefulness in that fleld was manifested within thr days by his return to the parental roof. "What's the matter now?" inquired his father when Jim walked Into the bouse at supper time and calmly took his accustomed place at the table as If ne nau not missed a meal. "Dunno," replied Jim unconcornedlv. "Old man Sparks said he reckoned the mortgage ou the place was about all the load It could carry at present, and ue toiu me i could go." Mr. Doty smiled, lie couldn't be very harsh with bis only sou, because, while he did nothing to add to the-glory and nonor aua wealth of the name of Doty, ue uiu as little to bring shame or sor row upon It Mr. Doty recognized, in Jim a negative blessing, and many fa thers would be only too glad If they naa sucn sons. By the time Jim bad reached his twenty-fifth year be had tried his hand at every kind of work the village and vicinity bad to offer, and he had ac quired nothing except the title of "Use less Jim." But Jim did not worry. He was a philosopher, and his good nature was imperturbable. "Why the dickens don't you go to work, Jlmr said Hanks, the grocery. man, one day as Jim sat on a salt bar rel in the shade chipping away at the cmne with his knife. Got a Job you'd like to give me?" re. sponded Jim In a willing tone, and the groceryman disappeared. He might be anxious enough to see Jim hare a job. due ne uia not care to assume the rela tionship of employer. As nothing else of a permanent char acter offered Itself, Jim concluded, en tirely on his own volition, to fall In lore. They say an Idle brain is the devil's workshop, and surely be found a fine place for his business in Jim. Why Jim ever fell In love nobody could say, and he did not know himself, nor did be think It worth the effort to dis cover. It waa enough for him that he was In love, and he was serious about it, too so serious, indeed, that he wanted to marry the object of his choice forthwith, thereby displaying a wholly unsuspected energy. This object was Mary Canby, the blacksmith's daughter and also the vil lage schoolteacher. She was pretty and bright, and she lilted Jim because, although disinclined to bodily exertion, be was not slow of wit and he could talk well. "For goodness sakes, JImmle," said his mother she called him JImmle, as If be were still a boy "whatever do you want to marry for? You can't sup port yourself, much less a wife and family, and married women can't schoolteacb to support their hus bands." 1 dunno, mother," replied Jim, whit tling a stick down to a One point "Well, you ought to know," she salli. letting her temper show Itself. "Tou Just can't marry, that's all. You're the uselessest thing on earth now, and married you'd be worse." "I guess there's some use for m In Saved From Awfal Fate. "Everybody said I bad ooDaump Hon," writes Mrs A M Mhlelde, of Cbambersbara:, Ps, "I wa so low after aix moDths or severe slckneas caused by hay fever and asthma that few thought I omild get well, hut I learned of the marvelous merit of Dr Kins' New Discovery for consumption, oaed It and was onmpletey cured." For desperate throat ahd lung dlseasea It Is the safest car to the world and la In fallible for oougb, oolds and bronchial aOectlons. tiuaranleed bottles 600 and trial botes free at W L DeLano me world, mother," Jim contended. ir there baun t V been, what do you a poae me ixra put me here for?" She looked him over as be stood in the doorway the very picture of care less Indifference and shirtless good Da ture. "Well," she replied, "he's the only one that knows, and he ain't told yet" When Mary Canby discovered that Jim was beginning to "act foolish she promptly but kindly told him of tue utter uselessness of his suit "Why don't you iriri; uiarry me. Mary?" be asked In a i, dazed way. as u not comprehending the full pur port of her decision. "We've always been friends, and you know you like rue." "I know, Jim,' she said gently, "but like Is not love, and one cannot inarrv without love." "Do you love anybody else?" be ask ed, quickening a little. "I've heard that you thought a good deal of Jack Murflu and him of you." Mary Canby was not coquetting with Jim uoty. xes, Jim, I do," she answered frankly, "and Jack and' I are to be married as soon as school closes for the summer." Jim choked, and the tears came to his eyes. "Mother said I wasn't any use In the world, and I guess I ain't," he said bitterly, hopelessly. "Oh, yes, you are, Jim," she encour aged him. "Your chance hasn't come yet, but It will." . "I dunno," he sighed despairingly, and, turning away, be walked slowly nomeward alone. The village knew what was the mat ter with Jim for the next month or more, but it was considerate of bis suf fering, and he heard no Jeering word nor the laugh that hurts. Two weeks before the school closed Jim was down at the railroad shops whereJack Murnnwas foreman. He waa there chiefly because he did not hap pen to be elsewhere at the moment, and be was sitting In the shade whittling. Possibly be was somewhat more ac tive than usual and was thinking, for he bad Just seen Jack Murfln walking across the yards toward a gnp in the fence, and he knew the date of Jack's wedding day. They were not friends In the sense of associates, but Jack did not care how much Jim enjoyed him self about the place so long as be did not interfere with business, and Jim had never been given to Interfering with business If it did not Interfere with him. . Iutent upon his thoughts, Jim con tinued whittling until presently he was recalled to bis surroundings by a shout of alarm. It was Jack's voice, and, looking through the gap In the fence, he saw Jack lying r.cross the rails, with his leg twisted under him and bis foot fast In a frog. Ho had passed out to the main tracks, and Jim heard a train coming. Quicker than he bad ever moved before In all his stagnant lifo ne cleared the space between them and stood In the track over his rival's body. The heavy engine coming down had been reversed, but too late, and no pow er on earth could stop it But Jim nev er faltered. Lifting the prostrate man to a sitting position, he wrenched his foot from the fatal clutch, and. with giant's strength, be flung him outside tue rails. When Jim's body was picked ud few minutes later, a little life remain. ed Just n fluttering spark, but enough to give tne light that never fades. "Jim, Jim!" cried Murfln, taking him in nis arms. "It's all right now, Jack," whispered Jim, opening bis eyes and smiling. Mary Bald I was some use In the world and my chance would come some time. Tell her" His words had come painfully and In gasps, and they stopped with the sen tence unfinished. But Jack knew what to ten Mary. To Live Lobs;. must people are eager to nave a good, tried recipe for longevity. There are many such about, but few are really practicable or really reliable, as what has proved good In one case baa not done so In another, but tbe advice offered by Sir Henry Thompson to those who would like to reach old age, as be has done, and remain vigorous and hardworking as well, 1b really pos sible for all to follow. He does not pretend that longevity can be attained qulia easily. On tbe contrary, bis sys tem Involves much self denial; but, at least It is not an eccentric one. His theory, based on practical and personal experience. Is that strict temperance in food as well as drink will prolong life. In early life one may eat freely, but as middle life Is reached one must "slow down." Eat as little as possible, drink as little ss possible and always eat simply, and you will be on the safe side, be avers. One can thoroughly be lieve sucb a doctrine. Large and In discreet feeders are never as well or as long lived as their brethren who ap parently Bhow no appreciation of food. Uad Weak Lanes. An Englishman who fulfilled the du ties of land stewsrd In connection with a largo estate In Scotland one day gave a youthful farm servant a glass of milk by way of compensating blm for doing some extra work. . - The lad, a true son of Scotia, put on an air of unmlstaknble disappointment at the unwelcome smallness of tbe glass. The Kngllsliman, thinking to di vert his attention from his critical ex amination, Jauntily asked: I say. Handy, do you happen to know how glasses like the one you bold in your band nre mode?" No. rrmlBU-r. I dlnna ken onythlng aboot the umltter," answered the Scot 1 wonder you haven't beard that they are blown." snld the stewsrd. Awed," replied the servant as with Judicial look he held up the glass, "he maun surely hne been malst awful short of Imillh tlmt blew this sne." Bop Posts Wanted. KlfWn hundred oedar bop posts to rquare t Inches st largeend, and 14 feet lent?. To be delivered on bank of river at Jondkli s' Point, 2 mile above Eujrane anytime this summer or fall Address), W R Walkir, Engene, Or. CAfa-i'OniA,. Jsaritii A " aW IM MS OTTji I Vfaasss at BO! FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite sort. Seaside Re Recognising the advantage ol New port as a summer resort over other side resorts in the northwest, and to maas it possible for all m ho desire to do so to apt Ld their vacation by the ooran waves, the Southern Paoioe Company in oonnectloo with the Cor vallls and Eastern Railroad, will plaos on eale, effective June 15tb, roond-trlp uoaeie iroin ail points In Oregon on the Southern Pacific to Newport, good for return until Ootober lOtb, at speci ally reonoed rates. . For full Information please luquirs oi your local agent. W F Comas, General Passenger Agent City Property for Sale Hsxdbiois' AoDrnoa to Euoknb To Iboae deairino In nnmhu. Int. T have laid out an addition ou the eouib aid oi ue ciif aua north of College Hill Park. i uav iw iota in tbta addition, and aa selling them very low ao aa la anshin mm one to have a home of their awn. The prios v wore IU u lluiu 4JV Up. Eliab Stewabt Anornoa to Edoihc I have some very dflsimh' lor in tM autmioo, u we very heart of the city and wa.uiu low uiooas ui vvuuunette street Wbjiuiu'i Addttiom to Edoixs I have a lew lots in this addition within two oioeaa oi we First National Bank. OoLLCoa Hax Pass I have 100 lota In Ihis addition. Tha pnoe now la f 60 eaoh. W wiU advanoe ibe price Boon. W expeot College HiU . u. wm i iin mrai iu,in.n . Mat. denoe pi opart v in or near the city. Hindbioxb' Additiom to Oollkob Hru. Pabx We have 70 tola for sal. han In IM. - f - uuiuun ; aiao wi or ou aorea oi very choioe iiuii imoa. a nave on tnia place IJUU yotmg w.uuo inmL inni uu nsriinii ns tVAsa and 200 black walnnt tnes, also armies. plums and email finite. Tnia place has a good farm boose, barn and out-houses, and a a most Draotuui aubarban pieoe of prop. at 'i la xoowo as we iiocnat mil (arm. there ia no uieoe in I he state mora beautifully and nleaaantlv sltnstd. I am not in real estate bnainexa aa a busi ness we sell our own landa on ly. I employ no agents. Any one desiring to nnmhiuiA any of this property will find me at the t int National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prices. I mio,ht ex change aome of this property for good timber land. Gome and see me. New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker A Co hava nlatterl tha R F Hooti laud oonsletlng of 82 lots situ ate two blooks south of the Patterson nohool building. These are desirable lots and are for sale at reasonable prices. For further Information call on B F Bakeb, Offloe at No 6 West Ninth street. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 120 acre of land 2 miles southwest of Eugene; abnat4(l acres of same cleared; plenty of water. Also 41 aorea 2 miles west of Eugene, and 5 acres close to the corporate limits oa the wait. Also 18 acres of nioe bottom land Si miles north of Eugene on river road. I also offer for sale some dealrabl build ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do well to see me. David Ohebby, Eugene, Oregon. Don't Be Deceived vvunooor vu per cent whiskies or Draudlea and think it better that' Frauds' pure double distilled 1(H) rroof urnuuira. just nave mem tested fret nrobargeat Fifth and Blair stieete Eugene, Oregon. .. . I M Francis Filthy Temples in India. Sacred oows often defile Indian tem ples, but worse yet Is a body ibat't polluted by constipation. ; Don't per mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr King's New Life Pills anil avoid no told misery. Tbey alve lively livers active bowels, aood dlgeatloD, floe ap petite. Only 26o at W L DeLano's drug store. CASTORIA For Infant and Children. (to Kind You Have Always Bough the Bankers Life Association f Du Molattl, laws. Safe luaraacs Lew Rata Special future that pleat bury mca. Rait cards at First National Bask sad Leu sad Savings Bask. HOITT'S SCHOOL. i. Parents Gastrins' horn lnflueneM. bssatlfn surroaodluss, perfect cllmste, careful enpei Vision. Slid thoroush mental, moral and nhal. cal tralnlnf for their bojs, will Ind sll lhe requirements lullr metnl Hours fenool, Moult Pars, San Mateo County, Cal. Beod for Illustrated eotalogue. Twelfth Tear bsalna Au.uil 12th I aa s Hoirr, fh, D rriclnpr. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loy.ru ftmi Ininrtntw ItoUerlii HeTaTTMtloK WtohloeiTt ltnpto mvtiu. aim htr lionet room tt nMontabltt rites. W Offlo SOS Wlllamttto B The Hoffman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eufene, Oregon CLASSIFIED GOIM NoUoaa under this head not to exceed five us, 60 owl pat week; II Mi month, ajj For Sale. rOK BALE OK i'KADK. 147 aorea on the Military road 20 miles from fcugen-, S miles from Lowell, on th wuiauutte river. 70 acres bottom land; 12 aores clear; Ibe rest bill with ome limber. There ia a good bouse with four looms, smoke bouse ana barn. I will sell or trade at bargain. Call on me at Mrs h Oardner's on First street between Jenerson and Madlaon, or address FUoooh Eugene, Oregon. run BALIS OK TRADE. A Waller A Woods biuder for $20.00. A bar- gain. Bee K M Warren at Coburg irregon. run dai,j,.a nne residence for sale at a bargain. Inoulra of Wli. lamette Valley Land Co. or of Mrs Healop on the corner of Fifth and Lt awrenoe street. FOB 8ALE.-Oue good 8 horse power portable engine with woodeaw at. talobtnent; one turning lathe; one usmosawjone table saw, at a bar gam. icnqulie of HE Walker opnogUeld.Oi. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED.- -Jqulre of 8 U Douglas, Eugene. WAITED.-Girl to do general bouse. wora. acquire of Mrs R Mc. Murphey. WANTED. Oue hundred teams to haul ore from Bohemia (,H.ln No. sj 10 nearock. Pilce 18.00 per ton xtoaa good Teams oan earn high as 4Upfr week W F Morpby Ore Hauling Dei.t., Paolfio Tlmbei Company, U llage Grove, Oregon W ANTED. Several persons of char acter ana good reputation in each state (one In this county required) to represent sod advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse 01 solid nnanoial standing. Salary 118.00 wocaiy who expenses aditlonal, all S-jnun iu uaau eaon Wednesday Ireot from head offices. Hone and carriage turuielied, wben necessary References. Enclose self-addressed envelope. MaDer, 8U6 Caxton xtuiiaing, umoago. Lost and Found. LOST. On road from Eugene to Mo- Kensie Bridge a . pair of No 8 ladles' Dew shoes. Finder please leave at UOABD offloe. LOST. A blue silk umbrella. Finder will please leave at the home of Mrs Minnie Waahburne. wi.-a receipt book for aiousy. paid out by Eugene Water Co. Finder please leave with R MoMur pbey. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river, Oood pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon SOUTH AND EAS'J -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA I0UTE Trains Uay Xngra for Portland aad way - M ,jwn mi iiupm. Iv Portland lv Sobsb. At Ashland As ttaoramanto Ar Baa JTraooiaoo odO a m t.-OS p m 12:30 a aa 6:00 p an 7r46 p m ,SM p n ld6 a m ISA) a ai 438 a m 808 a m Ofden lJnvT Kansas City Chicago 8:48 a w 9:00 a m 725 a m 7:46 a m Ur4A a m .O0 a as 72 a a JO a m Los Angelas El Paao Fort Worth City of M-xieo Huostou New Orleama Washington New Yu,k 130 p m 8.00 p m 6:30 a m W a m 4:0U a m 6:29 p m 8:43 a m 12;48 p ia 7:00 a m RKM.p m 8:80 am WIS a m Mia tilt. p m 6:42 a m 12:48 p m . Pullman and Tourist oars oa both traina. Chair oars Sacra men to to I Igden and Kl Paso, and eurlst car toChicaga, Ht Louie, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Sao Fran, oisco with several ateamahlp line for Honolulu, Japan, Chins, Phiillpinsa, .Central , and South America. . Mr I, O Adair, agent at Eugene or addrea W. B. OOMAN ' O PA Portland Gap Closed The operfttlnn of through trftlu tween Hm KincrUoo Mid horn An ITIm, v. Hurt tud Huato lWbtn, wui uvgia ub Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throngs Trains Dally. The Coast Lin Limited leaving each terminal early In the morning equip per) wl h eleKant oaf. and pari-- oars, will make daylight trisi through the most picturesque, varied and enter taining, scene oa th onntlnent. Inquire of agent of th Southern Pacific, TICKETS TO AND FltOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Duluth, Hirnefpolis, Chicago . AND POINTS EAST Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers -Dining and Buffo Brui-kiou Library Ca DAILY TKAIN3; FAST TIME. For Bates, Folder and Full Informs regarding tickets, routes eto, call on or ad diets J. W. PHALON, T P A H. DICKSON ot A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. C DENNI8TON, G. W P. A. 612 First Avenue. SEATTLE, Wash OREGON Umiqk Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. N. : Gives the Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY two;via THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO OtE THE GREAT NORThERN 1 M. ve Sookane. Mlnneapol a St Paul and Chicago' Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha Chloagoand sanaas City. Ocean Steamers leave Portland every o Days ror SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wil lamette and (Jolumt la River Points, Monthly b learners to China abd Japan For full Information call on or a dress nearest O.B.4S. Tloket Agtnt or address, . A. L.CRAIO. Gen'l Paesenger Agent - Yonr aitantJAn la nalhut In It. I'UTnVT V U LIMITED' trains . f th "OHICACO, MIL WAUKEE A BT PAUL RAII.rfOAD.l lh only perfect traina in the wnrld." TOO will find It riaalrahla .. M. nn Ihl. Traina when going to any Mint in th Eastern States Or Canada. Thaa nmtnan with all Transcontinental Traina and al ticket Agenta sell tickets. ' For further fnformatfun, pamphleta, eta, ask any Ticket Agent or , vv. uAar.i H. 8. KOWE, Trav Pas Asent. Oe era! Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. SO, S for Yaquuie - No Train leaves Albany. I-eavrn tVrallis rrivsa Yaquina ...12.-I& P M .... IM PM .... 6:86 PM ....7:00 A M ....110 A M ...AUdb PM .... ik:pm .... 8:46 I'M ... 6 JO AM ... 11:06 A M lint i in No. L Keturnlnf Leavee Yaquina Leaves Corvallis Arri vee Albany ..... , S for Detroit No .eaves Albany Arrives Detroit o. 4 'turn DetrolU- 1 .eaves Detroit Arrives Albany... Trains I and 4 artiva In connect with the H P tenth I ovi r) t'reft as s giving two nr three hours In Albsn bi eparture of S P north bound train. Aram r-o a contiecle with thee) P Irul . i orvallls and Alhanyg ving direct servic swpnrt ami aIJe,-enl hsaohes, Train 8 for De mil, llrei nbosh and u mountain res- r s leavee Albany at l.OO , , alter the arrival ofrl. P. south bound t,.,u from Kortland, r-a hlng De'rolt st AH8 u ! or further leionuauoa apply to ED A'IN BTOPfB, Msnaar THTi TtvUt Ag nt Albany J Ji I ) IMfcl. AMtUtnalli,, Looai ALgea anBf
