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PHKET.
JKITWHS. S JILIiER
PROPRIETORS
A fair shore of the publlo pHt
rnnaae ununited. To the Farm
ers we will pay the highest
market priee for fat entile, hogs
and sh-ep. Shop on Will
amette 8t, Engene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered,
I Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
I -Supplj of
BEEF MUTTON
J PORK and VEAL
urocenes
Having a large and
complete stock of
Staple and Kanoy
Groceries, bought in
the beat mrkt, I
iao offer the public
better CASH Prices
than any other house
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
tie are nom
Ready for Business
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ski. 7 ""J"' equipped plant In tbe
fc hi Mles,,"","iDB od dyeli,K
hi P""111 tohluery for clean
ly ,3 " BulshlDg ladles' dress
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GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
BTJB1NKB8 OABD8
ATTOKN KY8-AT-LAW.
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane (Jountv Bank,
BILYETJ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over First National Bank.
Eoomt, OaiaoN.
0 WOODOOUK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office One half block outh of Chriiman B
EcaiNi, OuiaoH.
ERSKIPWORTH. JOHNMHPE3
SK1PWORTH & PIPES
4.TTORNEYSAT-LAW
Will practise in all the Court's.
HILMDS W THOMP80S OHAS A Hi
fjlHoMPSON 4 HAKDY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Office In first National Bank Building.
Praatioe in all the courts.
Booms, Oboo.
M TEA VI8,
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank,
Eugene, Oregon.
Gr
0, B D0RRI8,
AfTOKNEY & CO UN8EL0R-AT-LA v
Will practice in all the courts of the Seoonr
Judicial District and in the Supreme Cour
of the state.
8pecial attention given to collections ana
matters in probate.
Othce irst 2ational Bank Bldg.
Kooms 1, 2 and &
John M. Edmunson Leon R. Edm onson
EDMTJNSON & EDMUNSON.
ttorneyB-At-Law.
Praotioe ir all the courts. Collections a sped
alty. WOlnoe Over Loan X Savings Bank,
EUGENE, OREGON.
IOULS K BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offioe In Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room
k Special atteut.on given to land and nuning
matters.
Eugene, Oregon,
MEDICAL.
AINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Eugene Loan ft Savings Bant
jjuiuiuur. '
ipecuii atteution to surgery and surgical dit
mmm oi woman.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repaired,
Kcowi, Obeoo
I)
U ti BIULILE,
DENTIST.
... .kti k.. rifttk'.nd
III UD V ' U UUI. .1 w . .
rfitti ttrMt one blocs west of Mlnnessots
hotel
J-ERBEKT LEIGH
AS3AYER AND METALLURGIST
El'OIMl
Osioov
Bent equliped Assay laboratory in the 8Ut
rr. nipt and nluots rmrn i"""""",' .
If. I..:- . . ... ..l umtiM of OnS K
TrKiu iww mm' w. r , .
fifty pounds to determine the most suitable
inetuod ol treauueuk
T
HE PACIFISM 17' AL LIFE.
Very Latent
LIFE ANO ACOII 'INT POLICIKf,
iitin jiiiik r;,i Ait. T ullud,
AW
Cams KleatHaltyl
M a Uni wbea electricity U lariflll
traruiformlm the face of the giolm
wDes t baa already In gnt measure
annihilated diBtauco and bid fair to
abolish darkness for u. It la carious to
nolle how completely ignorant "th
plain man" remains aa to the later de
velopments of electrical theory, gome
recent correspondence has led me to
Ihink that a vague notion that electric
ity Is a fluid which in some mysterious
way flows through a telegraph wire
like water through a pipe Is about as
fur as he has got, and if we add to this
some knowledge of what he calls "eleo
ti shocks" we should probably ex
h::ust his ideas on the subject Yet
thiS lS nOt tO hA UTinriAtral TT
tli0 most Instructed physicists can do i
nothing but guess as to what electric-1
lty la, and the only point on which
they agree is as to what It la not
There is. In fact, a perfect consensus I
of opinion among scientific writers I
thn. I. I . ,
u n uum l. e., a continuous
stream of ponderable matter, as la a
liquid or a gas and that It Is not a
form of energy, as Is heat Outside
this limit ths scientific Imagination Is
at liberty to roam where It listeth, and,
although It has nsed this liberty to a
considerable extent, no definite result
has followed up to the present time.
Academy.
Lleklnsr Her Stamps.
We find the following anecdotes In a
Naples paper: "At the postofflce yes
terday, amid the large crowd gathered
around the window, was a young Eng
lish lady, handsome, well dressed and
accompanied by her maid. The young
lady had Just purchased some stamps
and was about to affix them to a num
ber of letters which she held in her
hand. Delicately tearing off a stamp,
Bhe said to her maid, 'Pull (sic) out
your tongue.' And the maid, with Eng.
Ush impassivity, thrust forth her
tongue, while the mistress passed over
It a postago stamp, which she subse
quently stuck on a letter. She went
through the entire package of letters,
and for each on the obedient waiting
maid thrust out her tongue for the
mistress to moisten the stamp. Curi
ous manners these English people
have."
The Canon mud the Llwrer.
The point of the following story lies
in the Important part which the "three
penny bit" plays in church collections
In England. Canon Blank was having
a friendly game of pool at tho squire's,
and one of bis opponents was Wlgsby,
the barrister. The canon lost a "life"
and took from his pocket a threepenny
piece to pay for it which he placed on
the edge of the table.
"Oh," snld Wlgsby, "I see, canon,
you have had your finger In the plate!"
The canon drew himself up to bis full
height a good six feet and, looking
the man of the law full In the face
said, "I'm surprised that you, Mr.
Wigsby, In the presence of this re
spectable company, have the audacity
to recognize your own paltry contribu
tion I"
Lamps That Talk.
Electric lamps not only can be made
to talk, but also to sing. An ordinary
arc light can be made to produce
sounds In two ways. One is by placing
the arc in the circuit of a telephone
Instead of the ordinary receiver, and
the other is by placing It In the circuit
Instead of the ordinary transmitter.
In either1 of these positions It will
pronounce words, which can be heard
distinctly nt a considerable distance.
It naturally follows, also,. that the elec
tric arc can be utilized as the receiver
and also as the transmitter of a tele
phone. The French Horn.
The French horn or cor de chasae la
regarded by some musicians as the
sweetest and mellowest of all the wind
Instruments. In Beethoven's time It
was little else than the old bunting
horn, which, for the convenience of the
mounted hunter, was arranged in spiral
convolutions, to be slipped over the,
head and carried resting on one shoul
der and under the opposite arm. The
Germans still call It the waldhorn
that is, "forest horn."
Aotora' Superstitions.
To rehearse a play on Sunday is a
sure sign that that play will not be a
success for the manager ordering tho
rehearsal and that salaries will be lost
by all who so participate on the Lord's
day. To twirl a chair at rehearsals Is
Just as good as betting on a sure thing
that a fight will disrupt the friendship
of at least two members and perhaps
cause loss to the management for that
week.
Tosjh Planr.
Mrs. Youngbride I've come to com
plain of that flour you sent me.
Grocer What was the matter with
it?
Mrs. Youngbride It was tough. I
made a pie with It and It was as much
as my husband could do to cut it
Philadelphia Press.
Her Cooldnsr.
She You say she won three hus
bands by her cooklngT
He That's what she did.
"Bnt how did Bhe get rid of the bus
bands after she won them?"
"Oh, I believe ber cooking had some
thing to do with that too." Yonkers
Statesman.
The Motto Thai Snlta.
"It would be helpful to you," said
the prison visitor, "If you could take
some motto and try to live up to it"
"That's right," replied tbo convict
"I'd like to select for Instance, 'We
are here today and gone tomorrow.' "
Flattery Is often a traffic of mutual
meanness, where, although both par
ties Intend deception, neither la de
ceived. Colton.
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar bop posts
to.quareB Inches at lameend, and 14
feet long, iousw-ii'wmim
river at Jundklns' Point, 1 xam above
Kuirene anytime this summer or fall
Ad"re"' ' W B W AI.KKR,
Eugei e, Or.
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Wasmt his Hat, Asrasr.
Mr. yVeddle, visiting bis wire's rela
"tirea up In- llaluo, .fairly had to go to
church tlmt Sunday, lie didn't want
to go,. Ult bis wife thought It would do
him good'and would be apt to preserve
the harmony of the family.
' The senAon was long and powder
dry, and Weddle stole off into the
arms of Morpheus gently and serenely.
Aa he did not snore, bis wife did not
sucpect that he had gone to sleep
alongside of her and gave herself up
fully to Inspecting the bonnet of the
woman in the pew In front
Like all things, good and bad, the
sermon came to ao end at last, but
Wcddle slumbered on like a baby even
after & deacon began taking up the
collection In a hat. When tue derby
was passed to Wcddle, Sirs. Weddlo
was surprised to see that he did not
respond. She nudged him violently to
bring him back to his senses, and Wcd
dle, awakening with a start, sat up
right and, bewildered, gazed at the hat
In the band of tho deacon. Then ho
shook his bead sleepily and said:
"No; that Isn't mine. Mine Is a gray
one." New York Tribune.
Had Nerve.
"Well, ain't that a lovely customer?
I Just dote on waiting on that kind.
Did you see ber, though?" The shop
girl was bubbling over with ruge. A
woman and her daughter bad looked at
not fewer than twenty-five silk waists.
At last they took up one, and the wom
an brought forth a tape measure. "I
think we might get it out of three and
a half yards or three and two-thirds
anyhow. Just wait twenty-three
Inches down the front three-quarters
for the sleeves, allow a quarter for col
lar and cuffs. Yes, that'll do It." As
she talked she ran the tape over the
waist, the clerk standing by almost
bursting with Indignation. "Three
yards of lace, one and a quarter of in
Bertlon," she weut on, measuring the
trimming. "Put that down. Amy.
Now let's go. We can get up a waist
exactly like that for $7.50, and they
ask $H.0S. They've got their nerve,
haven't they?" New York Press.
From the Theater Gallery.
Mr. W. Pett Ridge tells in tho Eng
lish Illustrated that the beBt repartee
he ever encountered was In the gal
lery of a theater. An extremely stout,
good tempered woman contrived to
wedge herself Into a space that would
have accommodated a pereon of ordi
nary size, to the unconcealed annoy
ance of a smartly dressed youth next
to her. She began to peel an orange,
and the youth, with a gesture of com
plaint removed bis silk hot fussily to
a safer position.
"I suppose," said the good tempered
woman, "that you'd rather have had a
gentleman sitting by the side of you,
sir, wouldn't you?"
The youth replied snappishly in the
affirmative.
"Ah," said the woman thoughtfully,
"so would I!"
Presence of Mind,
During a performance at one of the
London theaters a man and his wife
had to quarrel on the stage, the wom
an In a ruge of Jealousy, the man try
ing to persuade her that she was too
suspicious and too passionate. Both
were acting with great spirit when the
wife moved her arm too near the can
dle, and her muslin dress was In flames
In au Instant. Both actors kept their
heads, however. The husband extin
guished the fire and, proceeding with
his part, Interpolated:
."You see, my dear, I was right You
are ready to flare up at the least thing."
Not Left Out.
An English paper tells a story of
Borne children's theatricals. A party of
children were giving a little drama of
their own, In which courtships and
weddings played a leading part In tho
plot While tho play was in progress
one of the grownups went behind the
scenes and found a very small girl sit
ting In the corner.
"Why are you left out?" he asked.
"Aren't you playing too?"
"Oh, I's not left out" came the reply.
"I's the baby waiting to be borned."
Wllhoni a nival.
Printers' Ink undertakes to explain
why the newspaper Is the foremost and
unrivaled medium of publicity. "It
can be said of no other medium," It af
firms, "that It goes everywhere and Is
read by everybody. A certain few only
read the billboards, the street car and
steamboat cards, etc., but the newspa
per goes Into every home and Is the one
supreme source of Information,"
His Final Instructions.
An old darky who was fearful of be
ing burled alive left these final instruc
tions: "After my time come lemme stay ex
long eis possible. Don't make de fu
neral sermont too long, kaze dat'll
make me sleep only.de sounder; but
blow de dinner bo'n over me. Ef dot
don't wake mc, I la sho' gone!" At
lanta Constitution.
Foretbous-hf.
"You are probably not aware, sir,"
said the angry father, "that last year
my daughter spent 11,500 on her dress."
"Yes, I am," said the young man
firmly. "I advised her to do It over a
year ago, when we first became en
gaged." The Mornlna's Work All Dona.
MIstrcBS Is that sewer gas I smell?
Servant (lately arrived from Osh
kosh) No, ma'am. I've cleaned the
rooms, made the beds and turned ou
the gnu rcinly for tho night American
Hebrew.
Still Yonna.
Teacher I nm surprised that you art
not further advanced. You are extreme
ly backward for your age.
Little Girl Ves'm. Msinma want!
to marry ivuln.
EKIiVnOYAL.PILLS
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(if!4 BsslallH bmi a
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CLASSIFIED G0LUM1.
Notioss naaar this head sot to sxoaed Bvt
lets, Ml esnte par nek; II 60 a month) 112
par year.
For Sale.
rOK 6ALp.UK IKADK. 147 aoree
on the Militar rd 36 miles from
Kugeui , 6 miles frim Lowell, on the
WilluUHtie riv-r. 70 sore bottom
land;. 12 aeies clrsr; the lest bill
wlih some timber. Tberels a good
bouse wth f"Ut looms, smoke bouse
aud barn. I will sell or trade at
bargain. Call ou me at Mrs H Hi
Gardner's ou First street between
JeQerson aud Madison, or address T
F Unoob Eugene, Oregon.
rOR SALE. A due reeideuoa for
sale at a bargain. Iuqulre of Wil
lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs
Heslop on the corner of Flltb and
Lawrence streets.
FOR SALE, One g"od 8 horse power
portable euglue with wood saw at
tatohment; one lunilrg latbe; one
band saw ; one table saw, at a bar
gnlu. Enquire of U E Walkei
Bprlugfleid.Ore.
FOR HALE. A hop press, a
epiayrrsuda fit naoe for sale,
quire at GuaHD nftioe.
bop
En-
HOUoE FOR SALE A good work
horse for sale, 9 years old, weight
about 1200 pounds. (Jail al the Guabd
office.
Help Wanted.
APRENTICEB W ANTFD-Enqulre
at Mrs H F Wblteaker's No S East 9th
street.
WANTED - Manager for New Branch
of our bu loess bere In Eugene. Ad
dress at once, with references, Al
fred Morris, Wbolsaler, (Jluoluuatll,
Ohio.
W ANTED. Several persona of char
acter and good reputation in each
state (one Id ibis county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business bouse oi solid
financial standing. Ualary I18.0U
weekly wltb expenses adltlonal, all
payable In oasb each Wednesday
direct from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished, wbea uecessary.
References, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Mauager, 806 C ax ion
BullmuK, Chicago. i ,
Miscellaneous.
FOR KEN 1'. Two rooms, suitable
either lor otUoes or living In the Conser
Block. Apply to Dra Willougbby at
8 II? .,.,.(
Look Pleasant, Please.
Photographer O 0 HarlaD, of Eaton,
O, can do so now, tbuuab for years lit
Ouuldn't because be suffered uutuld
agouy from the worst form of tndlge-t-Ion.
All physicians aud me(tiolue
failed to help til in till be tried Eleoiilu
Httteii wbioh woiked such wonders
fur tiiui ibat be declares they are a
nod send to sufferers from dyspepsia
and stomach troubl -. Uurivaled for
diseases of Ibe eluiii ob, liver and,
kidi.eye, tbey build up aud u ve Dew
life to ttie whole system. Try them,'
Ooly 60o. Guaranteed by W L D
LaliO.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children, . ;
Tta Und You Have Always Bo$
Moved.
' I M Francis has moved bis place of
business from West Fifth street to the
last bouse on Weat Eighth street, at
tbe comer where the road turns soutb.
All old patrons are Invited to cal
at ibe Dew place.
DYSPEPSIA
"For rixyan 1 wtaa a tetlm of dra
Pnprjin in its worst iorm. i couiu eat oidihk
ut milk toast, and at time my stomach would
not ret In and digest even thaL Last March I
beiran taking CASOAKETS and slnoe then I
Bare steadily Improved, until 1 am aa well aa I
ever was in my life."
David H. MunraY, Newark. O.
CANDY
' J VATrlAnTIG jdl
tsaoi kwaa
Ui' ill
Pleasant, PslaUble. Potent, Taita Good. PO
wood, noTor Hicnen, w essen. or uripo, mc, zc, out).
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
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MTfl RAP Bold sndrtisrsnteee by sll drug
lU'BAW lo CliKBTobaooo Uablk
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of ths Stats of Oregon
for ths County of L-os.
William M. Bump, Plaintiff,
Uattle V. Bump, DefeD-iaot.
To tlattle V. Bump, the a) -ore named de-
lOD-ianu
In the name of tbe state of Oregon, you a
hereby repaired to aipr fa the abo eeuM
tied oonrt In the abure entitled omne i d
answer the c-mplaint of pi i in tiff nled in ld
court anil cause, n or before its Weeks frotn
the date f the flrxt publication of this sum
moos, or the pU if, tiff will apply to said court
for the relief praybd for In said com plaint,
to witt
A decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between said plaintiff and de
fendant herein, and for the rare and cmtod
of ifr-a May Bump, the mluur dauub er of
plaintiff and defendant, an 1 such othet
relief as to the court seems proper.
This summons is published In the tU!i,t
Kooim livAM) once a week for lis fu'-oe.siv.
wek by or. It "I the linn II. K, Kincald,
County Judsje of Lane County, Orrgon.
Made and entered herein on the 4th diy of
AuffUHt, 1002, and the date of the first pub
llcatlon hereof Is the 6th day of Auyuit, 1W2.
U MlsYKU,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
. ) i
City Property for Silt
HnDaicn' ApDirtoa to Ktjoui
To those desiring lo porch ase cUj lota, I
tuYe laid out an additiou ou tbe enu'b aide
t1 ths Ait Sks.sl tlAclh rtf iTnll.u.A U .11 L .L.
aswavu wi vwnrj(- Ulll A tk
I hay 130 lots in this addition, and moi
wiling mem very low so aa lo euab e evei
one to have a home of their own. The price
of these Iota ia I rum f&0 op
Euae Stkwibt Additiom to Edoebb
I hsve some jwj desirrabla Iota In this
addiiiuo, in the vt ry heart of tbe eityand
within a few blocks of Willamette atrttet,
WHITBAKU'a AdDITIOV TO ErOKNE
I heva a fAW Inta in V,i. -AA.tl.
two blocks of the First National Bank,
VWlalsVUB f 1 II.l. a7aVliK
I bare 10U lots in this id.lition The
price now is $50 each. W will aiWanot
ihe price soon. We upect Collenu Uul
Baik to become Ibe must dt-Mr.ble reel
denon pioptrty in or near tbe oily.
UsSNDuioaV ADurnoM to Collkob
Hill Pau
,Wa ha WA Hi Intm tnm ..Is. sV..n .1.1..
' - sw.sv sua saiv vunai iu lull
addition; also 40 or 50 aora of very choice
I i L .. .. , a...,.
uuu uuu a nave ou tnie piaoe isuu jouu
nrnnt tnn aVuini AiJ iiusi.ii ... i....
and 300 black wahiot triflf.alao apples.
piuis ana amaii nuita. TUia piaoe Una a
uood farm bona-, bam and uot-houam, and
la a most btanUlui suburban nifMM of umn-
oriy. It ia known as tbe Locust Hill fa. in.
and tht-re is no piaoe iu ihe mate more
oeautituiij nnd pltuaautlv .ituated.
1 I Um Dot in r,.Bal aails(aa ntt...... . ... . ha.-!
Dees we jell our own laudM nn 1
uv mk-jlm any one oeeirtng to puroaaae
any of thie property a ill Ami me at the
1-irsl National Bank. I will be pleaaed to
show DrotMrtv and oiva iimaau I mi.t.i ...
ohange aome of thia property for good
uaiuva ibiuu WVUIO UIIU M)C lliU,
Just Look at Her.
Whence came that sprightly step.
soil lug faoe. Hhe looks g od, feels
good. Mere's ber seoret. Hhe uses Or
KiogU New Life Pills, Besuit, all
orgaus active, digestion good, m bead
aohee, do chance for 1 blun." Try
them yourself. Only 25o at VV L De
JLano'a. New Addition to Eugene.
R V Baber A Co bava platted fbe R
F rioott land cotiBl-tlng of 32 lots situ
ate two Hooks south of tbe Patterson
sohnol building. These sre desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable prices.
For further Information call on
BP Bakbr,
, Offloe at No 6 West Niuth etieet.
Bankers Life Association
of Dei Molnti, lows.
Safe laiurancs Low Rslcs-Sptclsl Futuru
inat pttais buiy ms.
Rslc cards at First Nstlonsl Bisk
I and Loan snd Ssvlnsi Bsak.
C S Farrow & Co
. ...REAL ESTATE...
loans and Insuranoe, Dealer In
Harvestlui Mrtchlnery, lmple
munts. Also have storage room
it reasonable rates.
W Offloe MM Willamette Bt
The Hoffman
W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, Oregon
Gap Closed
The operatlon'of through trains be
tween Ban Franoisno and Los - An
. Kelee, vlaBurf andBanta Barbara,
will begin un
Sunday,. March: 31, 1901
. ....ON THE NEW....
COAST
E.
I
Two ThronRO Trains Dally. The
Coast Line Limited leaving each
terminal eaily In the morning equip
ped wi'b eleftant cafe anil parl-ir cars,
will make daylight trips through the
most picturesque, varied and enter
tainlng, scenes on the continent,,.
Iuqulre of agenta of the
Southern
'acific.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD NO. 90.
Nc, 3 fur Vsulna
Traiu leaves Albany 124 P M
Leaves Corvallis 1JW P M
Arrives Yso.ulua bM P M
No. 1 Ksturnlnr
Ijnvm Yaqtilna.' 7rf)0 A M
Leaves Uorvsllls llsDO A M
. Arrives Albany L":lb P U
o. S for Detroit
Isavsa Alliany 1.00 PIM
Arrivss Dstrolt fMA p M
So, 4 'lutn Detroit
leaves Dstrolt t M A M
Arrives Albany ltjOt A M
Trstus 1 snd 4 sirlve v I , i ) i in
corirci wiiniieciseam iw iii
ss slvlng two . i i ... i , i 1 1 , ,
Isi wiure oi a r norm Round train.
1 rain No 2 connects with ths f. P trains a
Kirvain. an i Aiueny frvuiff Olrtet service
Newisirt arnl a'jfnt iieaolies.
'I rsln 8 lor Do rolt, llrel . nb., b ai d ether
mi u-imid ns"ns iwvss Alliaia atl.OOp m
iltsr ilis arrival of P. s- utii boucd train
If m PortiaoH, rea'hins Detroit at ftilS p m
KDWIN HTONR,
MsnMr-e
TUT IIEnAi.at All
J II CRONIHK Ages t tWallla.
SOUTH AND EAS'I
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave hugene for 1 urtlnud and w.it
'"""I.' al S.iu rx. Im pus.
I t vs. tietaVtu
Iv fcuteue
. a m
2 ui
a ui
Ml p m
7.4b p ui
l&:SO p nt
1 J6 a in
lt6 m tu
4A a m
b;la a m
Al.laud
Ax crauivnto
Ar titan t noiuuco
Ar 0Ktieu
6A a o t.l a m
MAtU am rdUiu
a iu 7;Vj, a ui
7 AS a Ui HJA) a oi
Ar Uttuver
Ar Kauaaa L'itv
Ar Chicago
Ar Los Angeles
1:'J0 p m
ti.-oti p m
6:3 a in
a m
4:0U a m
6;Hi p ui
ti:-4l! a m
12:43 p m
70 a m
y.-ou p tu
6uMJ a ui
:fa5 a m
4:UU a u
6A p in
6:42 a in
12 A$ p ui
m Csl x rt0
Ar City of M.iico
Ar liuuston
Ar ew tirleams
ns vs Milllltruui
Ar ew Voik
iullnjan and Touritit cars on
both trains Chair can. Sacra
niento to i den aud hi Pnk,
and ouriiit cars tu Chicane,
St Louis, New Urleau. and
WattLiiUaiUiu.
CouutH-UDK at Han Fran
cUco witli several stfamtthip
Hues for HkuoIuIu, Japan,
China, Bhiihpiuee, 'Jeuinu
' and louth America.
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See Mr L Q Adair, agent at Kugene
tor addrea
W. E. COMAN
Ul'A l urtland Or
TICKETS
TO ANDjFRDM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORT LINE
TO -
St Paul, Du'uth, H nneapolis, Chicagi
AND POINTS EAST
Thmuih Palaos anil Ton 1st Sleepers
Dining aud iiulfst Hmekinii Library Oa
' DA ILYTKAINS; FAST TIME.
For Itatea, Fclilers and Full Informa
regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or addieas
J. W. PHALON, T p a H. DICKSON ,ot a
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. B. 0. DENN1STON, 0. W P. A.
612,First Avenue, SEATl'LK, Wish
Oregon
SHOIrLlfiB
Union Pacific
fflfi
EAST
Ths O. R. & N.
Gives th Choice of
fi DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
10
Salt Uk ,
Danvori
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City.
THE IeREAT
aORThLKM
hi . ,
ro
Snokano.
M inneapol a
St.. Paul and
Chicago.
Ocean Hteamers leave Portlaud evt ry
6 Bays for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Uoaia leave Pori.anu dally for all V Hi
lamette aud Uolumt la River Points, '
Mouthly Mleauiers to ClHIiaat.u Jai.ui)
For lull iijiurmailou oali ou or a
urees nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Agent
or address,
A. L. CKAia.
(Jeu'l Pssneiiger Ag ut
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Yonr sttenMoB Is oalM li ids '-rTONi f H
I.IMITKlr tralastl ilie"(lIIICACO,
WAL'KKK A HT PAt'l. HAIIUOAI'.
" lis mlv p.rrfct trains In ti - Wi-rlf'."
Y,m will &n" It ii.-lrr i.. rWe en is
Trains when sting to -ay x!nt in tb
K s. tern Utstes or 'nB.:a 1 h-y hi "ivi
with sll Treieeo tip'ii in us and al
tlokst Asnta sell tlrk.ts.
For further lrfornn,iioo, psniphle'B, etc,
wk y 1'lfk- A sent or
J. W. CAHKY . II S. I10WK. ,
TravPsisAsent. tie ei.i Akentt
, PORTLAND, Ot(B0N,
W'.A.WANN, tugene, Or.
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