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Newspaper Page Text5STSCflSTORIA wiaWePreDaralionforAs- .waatir.fi BicFoodandRegula- noaioics Digcalion.Cheerfu( '.' . .mpst.Contains neither tami.Morpliine norMneraL JiOtKAHCOTIO. Remedy forConsiina- fion Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea and Loss OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature or kewvork. JJflllKET. ATKfllS & JMIiIiEH PROPRIETORS ' A hlr share of the publlo pat roDsce snllolted. To the Farm en we will pay the highest nisrSet prloe for Fat cattle, hone and sin pp. Shop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Hill Keep Constantly on Hand a Full IEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Groceries Having ft large and complete stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought In the bent mnrkettt, I offer the p-iblio better CASH Prices than any other house in Eocene J. L. PAGE lie are nom feady for Easiness I With the bent equipped plant Id the S ' ror "leBin-oienuIng aud dyeing I1 , peoial machinery for clean "yel"d finishing lad lee' drees I""1'. Give u a call. L: "TEAM I'LEANINO AND DyB o Works. Offli'e 6' Wl.lauiette (p. "UpiHIle Guakd offloe. pen.,,0,1 olothlug sponged and M for $;.oo per monttiV EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. BANGS, Proprietor fcUvV'7? Kugene for Flonmu ioriT. . BUe leavos florenw jtugeae dally einepi riundays at 2 I Atri. yi8 " 8 no. ioSowtoJ Euen l 8 p m tt. day Sl'JAlllr. in. PCASTOHlft T" "" THE .OMNWI MCW TORR CITY. jF?gr5ggl11ilIf ii -i"W?WMJiiJlJMH Ths MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAMY I Nw York W htIL!M1I,Endown,"' Cold Bond Atftj 0.r.n...dv.l. A. WANN, Eutjene, Or. For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years BUBINKBa OAiD8 ATTORN EYS-AT-LA W. J M 1VILL1AMH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Ditioe Over Lane County Bank. BILYKrj, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Oftke-Over Flnt National Bank. Ecorjra, Orioon, 1L O WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Offloe One half block south of Ohriiman B I EuatHi, Oanoa. E K SKIPWORTIL JOHN M PIPES ifiAtrjJS 8K1PWOETH St PIPES., V1TORNEYSAT-LAW WU1 praotloe In all the Court's. Koqinb Obioon. HBJUMUB W THOMPSON OHAS A HABDI fJIHOMPSON HAKDY, ATTOENEY3 AT-LAW. Offloe In Firat National Bank Building. Praotloe in all the courts, Eoobeis, Obioon. M TEA VIS, Attorney At Law. Otfioe Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. G KO, B DOKBIS, ATTOENEY ft OOUNSELOE-AT-LAVv Will praotloe in all the ooorta of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Uoun of the state. Special . attention given to oolloctioni and matters in probate. Utfiue lirst National Bank Bldg. Rooms U 2 and 3. John M. Edmonson Leon E. Edm nnsou EDMUNSON 4 EDMTJNSON. ttorueys-At-Lnw. Practloe lc all the courts. Collections a speci alty. aarOlhoe Over Loan & Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON. OUIS K BEAN si ATTORNEY AT LAW. . Offloe in Loan & Saving bank building. Eoem 3. Special attention given to land and mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JpAINE KTJYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGK0N3. Offloes In Eugene Loan Savings Bans Special attention to surgery and surgioal au ia.es of women. J SLUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Ecoskb, O&aoow i) R Q BIDDLE, DENTIST, iHica -on Olive street, between Flftih srd Sith ,rf. one block west 01 Mlnnessola now L-EKBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Edouii Obiooh Best enoipped Assay laboratory In the SUt rrompi ana reiwino rewiu' .- . ... r.. . i.. nn .ih MmiM of one tc BIty poumls to aewrmme iu metboa ol treatment. fjpHE PACIF10 MUTTAL LIFE. v.n IUmt LIFE AND ACCU ENT I I'LICTES. ALBERT J CARON, Get Aft, Portland, 0 m r a . m AW HIS INHERITANCE By : : : s : i : : , Clinton Dangerfield Copjrlght, lUt, by ihM S. B. MoOlur Oompany The tones of the elder man's to1c cased, and to John Rlngwood, stand Ins before him, It seemed that the wl:ole world was suddenly enveloned In a wist of red shame. Whan mn. wood siioke, hla accenu were curiously quiet and constrained, for was he not addressing Molly's fRthert And so," be said, wondertnsr affile. ly If he were the same John Rlngwood who ten minutes ago had asked so hopefully (or the girl's hand "and so, sir, this Is your objection to me be cause my father was a a coward" the word came out with a gusplng sound "you think I must be one alio!" "Blood tella," returned Henry Mor ris hoarsely. "But remember, lad, I would never have forced this painful knowledge of mine on you if you had not compelled me to say why I could not trust my girl to you. Your father's shame, known only to you and me, would nave slept with him In his grave but you would knowr That will do." said Rlngwood thick ly. "I am my father's son, as you say. There la no chance here, or I might prove to you that God does not always make us mere copies of those who go before. But that is Idle. There is one thing when I am gone tell Molly that I loved her, that I asked for her hand, but that there was a a barrier between us. She shall not think I was making summer love to her. She shall not hate me for that" Very well," said the elder man grim ly. "But If I bad known the girl would Interest herself In the first good looking stranger thrown at my gates by a broken ankle I would have taken preventive measures long ago." I will take the stage tomorrow," pursued Rlngwood. "Until then I must trespass on your hospitality." And welcome," said Morris heartily. "You've met what I said like a man Here's my hand." "Is that necessary," returned the oth er briefly. "You may as well avoid con tamination when you have condemned another Into hereditary leprosy." Morris left the taunt unanswered, and just then the library door swung open, and a curly haired boy of six teen pushed in with spoiled freedom. Everything's gone to sleep on the ranch," he snid pettishly. "Whcn's Markhain und Molly coming home?" i'our brother said be would bring your sister home by 8 o'clock," return, ed Morris. GraclouBl I hope he will," said the boy. "But she said they might cut across to Denbam's. She wanted to see old Aunt Hannah or some such nonsense. I told her she was going after one of Hannah's love charms, nnd she turned ob red as you please.1 "Try to tilk sense," said his father irritably, and Rlngwood crossed to the west window and stood watching the sunset fires die to an ashen gray. So rose the lire of my hopes," he thought. "Like this, it died in bitter ashes flung to my father's level! The son, O God, of a coward!" Eight o'clock came, but neither the elder son nor Molly Morris bnd return. ed. At I) a negro groom brought a note saying they would sleep that night at the Denhains', some fifteen miles away, A thrill half anguish, half relief, shot through Rlngwood. Best, Indeed, that they should never meet again. He would take the stage early next morn, lng. Then on the heels of the negro stum- bled lu Lee Hung, the cook, who had been granted an afternoon oft. Blanch. ed to the palest of yellows, be stam mered out a tale In bis almost incom prehensible lingo which, translated, ran as follows: Coming home on foot, he was aware of a tiny fire at the foot of Sevier's canyon. Inspired by ancestral deities, be had crept up to overhear the stran gers converse. Developed they had learned of Markbam Morris' deposit that day with the express agent at Ra. yenshood; that they resolved that this money would circulate better at bom and bad shot the unfortunate express agent through his window, dead men being proverbially close mouthed; bad seized the packet which waited the midnight express, and now only tar ried the rising of the moon. Young Morris went white with rage and despair. That package stood be tween his family and financial ruin. His eyes flashed. Of course we'll get It back, dad, at once." . Yes, lad. Lee Hung, how many men were there?" "Allee games fingers on hand no thumb." Four. I'm sorry your brother Isn't here, Stanley. You are a bit young for jch work. The foot of Sevier canyon Let's sec; we can be on them In half an hour." Take the short cut through the can yon, dad, and we can do at 'em in twonty-flve minutes." No," Bald his father decisively. "To ride through that canyou trail at full speed means almost certain death. Quick, Lee Hung, and yoo, boy," to the negro, "saddle Prince and Firebrand. Stanley, help me get the pistols and rifle for each." Only two horses! Young Morris flash. ed an astounded look on their guest Was that dogged Indifference real? Of course nothing was expected from Lea or the negro, but this handsome Saxon with frank, gray eyes could he fat! them in such need? But Morris understood. This was Bop Posts Waoted. ci.n hundred Cedar hon poafa tosquareft'tictiea st largeend, and 14 feet lf.ni. To be dt-hvi-rwl on bank of river atJunrthlr s' Point. 2 mllee above l-. .nvtima tuls summer or lull AddreM' WRWALKgR. Eugene, Or. c M 'X- OHIA.. ,,114 Ut Yos Han Ung t stbwwoeoj't blttts) reverum for the atloclug brand put on him. The for mer checked Stanley when he would .have addressed Itlngwood. and pre. ently father and son swung Into their saddles and gallopod down the road. As they vanished In the faint light Rlngwood rushed for the barn, loosen ing his pistols in hl belt as he ran. The two servunts watched him scorn fully as he saddled his gray with In credible swiftness. . , , Marse Rlngwood scared de fight run down dls wuy," tuuttered Sam. "He des nuttln' but trash, fo' all be so good lookin'. Uord A'uilgbty, I wish all de boys wasn't gone I Wbar ebberybody, Leer "Allee samee time off 'oept bunt hills," was the brief return, which meant that some of the meu bad an afternoon and the rest were after some refractory cattle In the hills. 'Marse Rlngwood gone like do deb- ble after him," growled Sam. And In deed the gray was flying at terrible speed. The far, dim starlight sifted reluc tantly down, and the horse's feet reached the ground more by Instinct than sight. Rlngwood bent over his neck, Jockey fashion. For a scant two miles they kept to a badly marked road, then before them yawned the mouth of Sorter canyon, the broken trail merely a gray pencil mark among jagged bowlders and treacherous ware washed stones, rounded by old world floods. A second the gray hesitated, and in that second Rlngwood distinctly beard again Morris' voice: To ride through that trail at speed means almost certain death!" And be exulted that the words flowed in bis soul like wine. Then he drove the rowels In his horse's flanks, and the gray in generous anger, plunged down the canyon wny at top speed, every beat of his steel shod hoofs Btrlklng fire from the rocks. Now they crossed bed of clay worn sllintly smooth by the soft lapping of the low stream, and here a goat might have fallen and tak en no shame to himself, but the gray had that superb and rare quality which carries through everything; he believed lu himself, rresently nine-tenths of the canyon were behind them, though the frowning walls yet hung above. Once a panther hissed like an lnfurl ated cat in their way,- but the oncom lng might of the two daunted her, and Bhe fled lgnomlnlously to the recesses of the cliff sides and mouthed resent fully after them, dragging behind her a tall twice Its natural size, But now open woods, the canyon was In the rear, and before Rlngwood a tiny fire, with a crude half tent bug ging It, and in Its shelter four men. Thanh.) to the half mile of soft earth between them and the canyon, thanks to a quarrel already bred among then they did not bear Rlngwood until he was bearing down upon them, not fifty yards away, Then they acted In unison. Four rifles were cocked, a challenge rang out: "Stop or" It might be a harmless passing stran ger, and they did not care for the noUe of a fusillade Just now, The answer came clearly on the ; wind: "D n you! Throw up your hands!" a command they thought un necessary, as their hands were up and their rllles In them. They answered with a fourfold volley of shots. In the next Instant the gray was on them, and In the chaos that ensued Rlngwood was only conscious that he got In seveml shots, that the butt of his pistol hud proved quite useful, that two forms had clung to his knees and bad gone down, that the badly scattered fire was catching the edge of the tent, and then be and the gray went down In their turn together, Rlngwood oddly thank ful, In spite of the fact thnt sparks (perhaps from the tent fire) swam be fore his eyes, that the nearest robber made a soft cushion. Then Are and sparks went out blackly. When light came again, tbe moon was pouring down her full Bplcndor. Over him bent two anxious faces, while his own reeked of the whisky used to bo the his forebead and temples. A sigh of relief hailed bis open eyes. "Tbank God!" sobbed Stanley. "I thought he was gonel And after set tling tbe four of them 1" "No, only stunned," returned their patient, rising obstinately to bis feet, but glad to cling to the nearest saddle to steady himself, tbe earth whirled round so strangely. "" am all right, Mr. Morris. Don't trouble yourself any further by coddling the son of a cow ard." Btanley stared, then said nervously: "By Jove, he's ott his head!" But bis father answered by taking tbe tall fig ure In his arms. "Lad," he said brokenly, "I've learn ed my lesson. A man is Just himself, after all not bis father or bis grand fatherand I'm hoping my boys may be cowards some day like you." The Prisoner's Retort. The chaplain of the house of correc rection, South Boston, frequently has amusing experiences with the prisoners who come under bis care. He Is re quired by law to have on interview with every man whose time has ex pired and who Is about to leave tbe house. It Is the chaplain's duty to give the departing prisoner good advice and to exhort him to be a decent and hon orable man In tbe future. , 1 In the course of one of tbese Inter views the chaplain said, "Now, my friend, I hope you'll never have to come back to a place like thla." The priso'ier looked at him thoughtful ly and then aked, "I say, chaplain, yon draw n sjiliiry here, don't you?" When the chaplain replied In the affirmative, the prisoner remarked, "Well, say, if mo and the other fellows didn't keep comlnK lim '.: you'd be out of a Job." Boston Herald. Filiby Temples la India. Hscred n iws often d O t Indian lei. . pies, but worse yet Is a body that's puliuted by onnatipa'lon, Don't per mit It. Cleanse your system wun ur Ins a New Jjif- Pills and avoid un told misery. They vlve lively livers. active bowel, eood dlgeatlon, flue ap petite. Only 26c at W L DeLano's mug store. C fca OKIA. Isentua 'if Mian Ihl kind ! Haw) Aiwn Bosjt CLASSIFIED GGIUM1. NotloM under this head not to exoaad 6vt tnea, 60 seats pet week) f 1 60 a month: (12 paryaar. For Sale. tOK BALK OK 1KADK.-M7 stores on the Military road 26 m lee from Eugene, 6 miles frrm Lowell, on tbe WilUniuto rivrr. 70 aorea bottom land; 12 aorea cli-arj ths lest bill with some timber, 1 here Is good bouse with four looms, etneke bouse and barn. I will sell or trade at bargaiu. Call ou me at Mrs fa K Uarduer's ou First street between Jederson and Madlaon, or address '1 F (iooob Euirene, Oregon, tOK HALE. A flue resideuoa for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wll lametle Valley Land t'n. rref Mrs Hesiop on ths corner of Fib b and Lawieuee streets. FOR SALE. One good 8 -boras power portable eBglue with woodsaw at tatobnient; one turning latbe; one band j one table saw, at a bar gain. ' Euquiie of H E Walker Springfield, Ore. fOH BALE. A hop press, a bop , sprayer and a fumaoefor sale.' En. quire at Qua bd fllo-. HORsE FOR BALE A good work boras for sain, 9 years old, weight about 1200 ponude. Ocllatthe Goahd offloe. Help Wanted. MILKER WANTED. Jqulre of 8 M Douglas, Eugene. WANTED. One hundred teams to haul ore Irom Bobemlu (Htlena No. 2)toHedrock. Price S8.00 per too Koatis good Teams can earn a high as 140 per week. W F Morphy, Ore Hauling Dept., Paoiflo Timber Company, O ttage Drove, Oregon. APBENTICEB WANTFD-Enqulre at Mrs 8 F Whlteaker's No S East 9lh street. W ANTED. Manager for New Branob of our business here In Eugene. , Ad. dress at once, with references, Al fred Morris, Wholsaler, I'luolunattl, Ohio. W ANTED. Several persons of char , aoter and good reputation in each atate (one In thla county required) to t represent and advertise old establish, ed wealthy business bouse 01 solid flnsnolal ataudlng. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse aod carriage furnished, wben necessary. References, Enolose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 808 Caxton Building, Chicago. .1 Miscellaneous. FOR RENT. Two rooms, suitable I either lor oflloes or living In tbe Conner Block, Apply to Dra Wlllougbby A H'-n. ' Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance lu medicine is given by druggist U W Roberts of Elizabetb, vV Va. An old man there bad long suffered wltb what good doo'ors prouoouced lnour able oanoer. They believed bis case bopelees till be used Eleotrlo Bitters nid applied Buckleu'e Arnica' Salve whiob treatment completely curett him. Wben Eleotrlo Bitters are usw to expel bilious, kidney and rolombe poisons at tbe same time tbls salve ex- ertB Its matchless healing power, blood diseases, skin eruptions, ulcere and -ores vanish. Hitters 60o, Salve mo al W L DeLano's. aP NNY" 'in" ILL PyajUNSAFE. il.viMUbU. I.J1. mi Dr.irtrt tor OIllCHKSTEH'ft IkNOLUH la KKII oJ 0!d BaeteJIU Imsm. m!) with bit libtm. Tak))tfcr. Bcfas) Iajra)a BatHst It tad In I Lo tion a. 8a of jr DrofiUt, at otA 4 ta mni fcf Partleejlar. Tt1a(alaJa tad "fUI!f far (.lira," Utiar, j ra 1ur Halt. 10,000 Te.timosilale. 14 hf DYSPEPSIA -For .rtv jetn I was a Tftlm ofdTt- repala la Its vorut form. I could eat noituotT ut milk tout, and at timet my stomach would not retain and dlgeiit even thai. Last March I begun taking CAHCAKETS and alnoe then I hare ateadlly Improved, until 1 am aa well aa I ever was In my life." . Dayid H. MujbpbTi Newark. O. can or f CATHARTIC at taf at,la la 1 SBM S ArS m sAAd fAM Good, hoTr HIciun. Weaken, or tirlt. lOo, 3bc, 600. CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ataHlaff ta4 Cvmaj, CWkfa, ataj, B Tart. Ill MTfl DIP nd rnarantvxi by all drag. I UaDAW tikta to (Alt Tutrttooo Uablk SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Orrffno ' for the County of Loe. 1 William H. Bump, Plaintiff, ) va. Hattle V. Hump, Defendant. ) To battle V, Bump, the above named de- fonnent. In the name of the state of Orstim, ?m hereby required to appear la the at enti tled court lo the above entttM oati and auawer the omulaint of DMntiff filed In aaid court and causr, "n or before six w-ka from tbe date i( the firat trabllcalixn of this eum tnona, or the plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief (rayed lor in aala wtnplauit, lo Witt A decree dlitaolvtnfr the bonds of matrimony now exlatlng between said plaintiff and de fendant herein, and lor the care and otntodt of Or a May Hump, the minor deojrhter of plaintiff and efendeot. an I such other relief as to the court seems proper. This summons Is published in the Dailt Kdokki Guard onoe a week forsix unceeiv Iu br ordvr of the Hon H. K. Klooaid, Uounty Judtfe ol lane ixrunty. uregon Made and entered herein on the 4th diy of August, lwuz, and me date or tne nm ptir llcatioo hereof Is the Mb day of August. 1903, L, HI LYE U, Attorney for F lain tiff. ItottM auk pan City Property lor Sala) Hmdaicbi' Aoomoa to Icosm To those deslrloa to nnrohaaa eltv lota. I have laid oat an addition on the aomb sad ol ths oilj aud north of College Hul Park. I have 130 Iota in Ibis addition, and aas arplng tbsm very low so as to enalra aver) oDo to have a bonis of thair swn. Tbe prior ol these lots is Irom toO up t-UAS DTBWABT ADDITION TO EVOSMt I have soma very deairrab!s lots In this ana iiion, in toe wry heart ol theeityena withio a lew blocks ol WIIUuusttA slraet. Warraiass'a Addition to Ecaasi I have a lew lots in this addition within two Dlocks ol the First National Bank. Oollsos Hru, Pau I have 1UU lota lu ihts addition Tb prioa now is $60 each. W will advanc 'he price soon. W expect Oellaga Hill f u uwuma ma most assir.nio rsl denoe pioperlv in or otar the oily. HsNDBiaxa' Addition to Colxjeob Hru, Pau Wa hava 70 lots tor sals ohesp In this addition; also 40 or 60 sons of vary cholot frolt land. I havs ou tbis place 1300 yoang proof trees, abont 400 Uartlett pear trraa, and 900 black walnut men, also apples. plums and email finite. This plaoa has a good larm noose, Darn and out-boaaea, and is a most beaotilul suburban pieoe of prop arty. It is known as lbs Locust Hill U.-m. nd there ia no plaoa in the atate mor oraauiuuy ana pleasantly situated. 7- ' 1 am not in real aatatebosiDefSasa boil oeas we sail oor owu lands only. I employ no age ta Any one deairius to Dorohaae an; of this property IU Bud ma at lha tirel National Bank. I will be pleaaad to show properly and give piioaa. I miyht ex change aome of this property for good umoer lana uome ana see ma. Saved Fiom Awful Fate. "Everybody said I bad oonsump' tlnu." writes Mrs A M Bblelds. of Ghambersharg, Pa, "I wis so low after six months or severe sioaneas oaasea by bay fever and asthma that few thought I oould get well, but I learned of the marvelnUH merit of Dr Kim '- New Discovery for consumption, uaed it ana was onmpietey cuiea." ror desiderate throat ahd Inns dlaee-f It Is the safest oure Id tbe world and Is In fallible for ooogb, ooldi and bronohlal sneotlons. uuaranteed bottles mm and trial botes free at W L DvLancVs CASTOR I A 1 For Infants tiid Children. fti Kind You Ho. Always Boub the of I Bankers Life Association of Das Nehtu, lews. Sals laiursacs Lew Rates Special Pastures that pltw iHisy Rica. Rata cards at First Natloaal Bank and Loan and Savings Baak. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Iiaus and Insurance. Dealer in Harvesting MHChlnery, Imple ments. Also have storage room treasonable ratua, f-Offloe 600 Willamette Bt The Mman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregor Gap Closed a i i Thai operation of 'through trains ' 'a j twaan Satt Franoisoo and Loa An geles, via Surf and Banto Barbara, wWbegtnoa Sunday. March 31, 1901 "'-....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througn Trains Daily. The Coast Line limited leaving each terminal early in the morning equip ped wi'b elsKant oafs aod parbr care, will make daylight tripe thrrxigh the most plctureenue, varied and enter taining, eoenee on the one tin en t. ( Inquire of agents of the louthern acific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. JO., No 2 for Yaquina Tralii lea .as Albany.. Leaves CorvaUia.,,.. trrivea Yaquina No 1 Keturotnr ; JieaTaa Yaqoiaa Leaves Gorvallla Arrlvsa Albany So, I for Detroit Leavwa Albany Arritea Detroit ,. 10 PM ,.7M A M ..11 JO AM ..Lido PM .. 10 PIM .. 8:4 PM No 4 'ion Detroit , I earns Detroit M A M Arrivra Albany 11:06 A M Stains 1 srd 4 rune Ii )!t i i, , cornect with tl t ) sontb lm, i i n v t, vivlrs tae i i . I . i . r I, , l, aatiarturs nsr Bono bound train. Train No 2 oonnmita wlta lbs I' trains a Corvallis and Alliauyg vins dirtn t asrvlos t Newport and adjacent tiaaohe.. Train 3 lor Us'roit, Brel nbusb and other mfU' tain ra r e leavsa Albany at 1.00 p no nllar the arrival of P. s-.uth bonnd train ir- ti ruriiano, ianinH LHoro:t st fi:46 p r further iBlomiatioa apply lo EDWIN rVroNK, Manasrar THT' RVER nlAIIoT 1 11 CHONIHK Axaot IW ,!li,. SOUTH AND EAS'I -VIA- Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE ' Trams laavv r agree for Portland and way ... :lOl. n. - JBi a Bi iMptu li:30 a m 6r00 p m 7:4ft p u ,81 p la 1:16 a m Vim s m -2b a m 8:1a m lv ueae Ar AUwd At bacrame&to At Hu rauaiaou Ugdea . li 11-4.". , m ' 9KW am VOU a ai 7i!5 a m 7;Mi a m 7H5 a m 8J0 a as I'anvar Ar Kansas City Ar Chiosuro Ar Los Angeles At Kl Paa. 1:20 p m 6.0(1 p m 6:30 a m M a m 4:00 a m 6:21 p m 6:4'J a m 12:43 p m 700 a m 9KI0 p oi 6:30 a m M a m 4KK) a m tzii p m 6:42 a m V1-.U p m Ar Fort Worth At City of Meiioa Ar liuuston Ar Nsw Urlaaiu Ar WaAblDstoB Ar ' Nsw York Pullman and Tourist oars on - ' bothtraina. Chair oars Sacra mento to l igdaii and Kl Paso, and euriat cars to Chicag. St Louis, New Orleans and Washiiiirtou. - Oonnet-tlQii at Pan Fran cisoo with saveral sUMunship lines for Honolulu, Japan, l. China, Phulipines, Centra) ;' and South Amarioa. t- i Sea Mr I, Q Adair, agent at Eugene or Booree W, E. OOMAN UFA Portland Or TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL ' POINTS EAST SHORTLINE , , , TO ... St- PuUl, Du'iilh, Hinneapolis, Chicags AND POINTS EAST l'hrouah Palace and Tou 1st Sleep, Dining aod Buffet Bmeklng Library Oa DAILY TitAIN8iFA8TTIME. For Rates, Folders and Full Informa rouanitn. tickets, routes etc, call on or addisss J. W. PHALON. r r A U. DICKHoN. ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B, 0. DKNNIBTON, t, W P. A. 612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wab' ShotLine - I , I .4 u. . Union PACinn TO THE EAST Tha 0. R..4 N. Glva. ithe Xholca of DAILY two via ; THE OREGOI .SHORT; LI1E '-'iJ 'v ' SaltLako, , Danv.r, Jmaha" Chloag. and Kansaa City. THE GREAT KORThLRI U.. Sook.na Mlnneapel St- Paul and Chicago. O.wan Hieamers leave Portland evtry 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Purliaud dally for all W 11 lamette aod Columt la River Points. Monthly Hteamera U Chin and Jai so Kor lull inloriuaiiou wall ou or a dress nearest O. ft. & JN. Ticket Atht or address, . ., A. L. CKAIO. Gen'l Piw.eiiKer Ag-ut i - -r-i t Your attention la called to the PIONKKB MMITKIV trains rf the "C'HJCACd. Mi' WAUKEK A BT PAUL RAILROAD. " ' he only perfeot trains in the wlo." Yon will find It desirable to ride en is Trains when going to any point la 'li Kastern Btatee or Canada, i'l ey Cfii, with all Tranaonntln, nUI Trains and -I ticket Airenta aell tlck'ta. For farthav information, pamphlets, ate, sk any Tick! Agaat ot 1. W. OABEY It. 8, ROWE, Trav PaasAaant. (la er.i Agent, PORTLAND. OHKUON,