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Thf ir.u.i Tea Have Always Bought, r.nd i likli has been' m tiMi j rii'i me sigrnntnre of and has been n:alo noiltr his por Mnal supervision, slr. e its Infancy. jicv.mtcrfcits. Imitations and " Just-ns-gnod" are but Eiperiiuents t lint trifto with and enniiu;r the health of Utfuu-s and t:UUurcii--Experi.uce against Experiment.1 What is CASTOR! A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OfJ, Fare goric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It fontnins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. I Wage Is its guarantee. It dcxtrovs Worms nd alliijs Feverisuness. It cures Dinrrhtcu and Wind. CoUc. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipatiou and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stonmch nud Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE. vJAbTO R I A ALWAYS I Sears the Tie KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. JACKET. MIKIflS & MILLER PROPRIETORS . A fair share of the publlo pat ronage sollnTted, To (be Farm, era we will pay the highest niBr&et prioe for fat cattle, bogs and shtcp. Bhoii on Will" - -. smeiteSt, Eugene, OregOD. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Mantl; on Hand a Full Supplj of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a large mnd complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I jan offer the publio better CASH Prices - thau any other houae r,ln Eugene JirLl.vP4.QE file are nom jNy for Business Will. IL. i i "u ua Den equipped plant In the Ion-' ''"-O'eaulng and dyeing grow. Speoiat maoblnery for clean lvt. 1 '"n-finishing ladles' dress aiveanacall. L"1"1 ""All CLEANING AND DYB OfBre 6 6 Wl.laiuetle OtinoMllo (ln.t.r. ..m.. J2 H"?" ciotniug apouged and prt for Ji.ro per monti.. r EUGENE-FLORENCE I STAGE LINE. f- BANGS, Proprietor. 1 C Stam ... JHI . "db uir rlorvuor i 1 fcrjoa.Sj leaVflB Floreuw ur.uyexipt Sundays a- 2 art "iy9 " 8 fniTr 10 kugene at 6 d m the .lav i r Li" trp "; "? i 'Cry!? ritVibi,. I " H""l Uavmporl's (fnee The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I Nw York W rtfcL,''l!iE,,,lo't d Gold Bond Groceries W- A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Signature of BUB) NEBS OAHDS ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Jtnoe Over Lane County Bank, BILYETJ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office-Over First National Bank. Edqim, Ohiooh, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office One half block south of Chrismaa B EoOINX, OllIOOK. E K 8KIFW0KTH. JOHN M PIPES SK1PW0ETH A PIPES ATTOKNEYSAT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Eugene Okeoon. HILMDS W THOeTFSOB OHAS 4 ttAKU fJIHOMPSON HARDY,' ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, - Offioe In First National Bank Building. Praotioe in all the courta. Edqimc, Obioos. JJ M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings t Eugene, Oregon. G EO, B DORItIS, A 1T0RNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will praotioe in all the oourta of the Secon. Judicial ii that and in the Supreme Uour of the state. 8pecial attention given to collection, an mauere in probate. ' l. ' tjthce l iret National Bank Bldg. Kooma 1 '2 and 3. ' ' John M, Edmunaon , Leon R Edm nnaon . - ...EDMCTNSON i. EDM.UN80N.. . ttorneja-At-Law. P-u.tt.vi lr .11 thA nnnrttL Oolleotiona a BDOol- alty. .aWOdioe Over Loan A Saving! Bank, EUOJONE, OREGON, I OUIHRBEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. OfBoe in Loan A Saving bank building. Room o, opeouu aiteuuuo giveu w iwu wu mattera. ' ' Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. J)AINE ft KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Otiioea In Eugene Loan A Savinga Baul Building. . Special attention to anrgery and aurgioal di eaea of women. - J S LUCKEY, JEWELER, vatchee and Olocka Repaired. Kccma, Objoo R G BIDDLE, i DENTIST .piin i ill .fMl IwtwMnl Flftih and Sith itraet one bloca weat of Minneaaota hotel J-JE1U1EKT LEIGH AS3AYER AND METALLURGIST Eooisi Orioox Beat equipped Amf Iboratorr in the Bute Prompt and reliable return- guaranteed. Working teate made on ore aamplea of one U 6ft r oounde to determine the moat auiubb method ot treatment. rpHE PACIFIC MUTAL LIFE. Vert Leteat LIFE AND ACCIl eST 10UCIE8 ALBERT J TAR' 'N, Get. Aft, Portlaod, M WILUIAM1, Li A,,if"i ' niDHti, rka Jaakca, in bimTii:.':e forest I oui-e wltueased a very i rony Uttle scene. I noticed a doe lying down by herself in a grassy hollow, and as I passed her at a dls taneo of about fifty yards It struck me as slufrular that she kept Jjer head so low down that I could only sea the top ot it on a level with her back. Walk ing round to get a better sight, I saw a jackdaw standing on the turf before her, very. busily peeking at her face, n 1th ui glass I was able to watch her movements very closely. He pecked round her eyes, then her nostrils, her throat and In act every part of her fuoe, and. Just as a man when being shaved turns his face this way and tlint under the gentle guiding touch of tli barber's fingers and lifts up his chin to allow the raior to pass beneath It, so did the doe raise and lower and turn her face about to enable the bird to examine and reach every part with his bill. Finally the daw left the face and, moving round. Jumped on the deer's shoulders and began a nilnuto search in that part. Having finished thia, he Jumped on to the head and pecked at the forehead and round tho bases of the ears. The pecking done, he remained for some seconds sitting perfectly still, looking very pretty with the graceful red head for a stand, the doe's long ears thrust out on either side of him. Birds and Man.' inaua Ant Omrdeaa. Dr. E. Ule contributes to Englert Jahrbuch (supplement 30) some inter esting observations on "ant gardens" iu tho Amazon region, where they abound on a large number of goody plants. They are generally spherical In form and about the size of a walnut They are formed by several species of ant, which appear to collect the. Beeds of many different plants and to sow them in these nests, covering up the seedlings with humus when they begin to germinate. In the structure of these "ant epiphytes" the foliage and the roots display characters which espe cially adapt them for the situation in which they grow and promote also the protection of the ants themselves in their nest Quite,, a number of the epiphytes were found as denizens of the ant gardens and nowhere else. The Bla-areat Not the Beet. A New York dealer who has-handled shiploads of fruit snid recently: "It is often amusing to see men, wom en and children picking out, as, they be lieve, the choicest fruit at the market stands. If there are a half a dozen large oranges within sight they will have them, even if It is necessary to overturn all the rest in the box or bar rel, and this 1b true with most all other varieties that are sold by the piece or dozen. They invariably get the poorest specimens of the whole crop and yet are not awnre of lt. Very rarely you will find a person who In a good judgo who will at once size up the homiest oranges, lemons or bananas, regardless of slzo, and they capture the choicest fruit" Why Two Bare Are Neoeeaary. Sound travels by waves radiating from a central point of disturbance, JiiBt as waves radiate when a stona Is dropped into still water. So far as the bearing of each individual is concerned these waves move In a direct line from the cause of the sound to his car, tho impact being the greatest In the ear nearest to the source. This being tho case, a person who has totally lost tho sense of hearing in one ear, although he may imagine that the defect Is of little consequence, cannot locate the di rection of a sound to save his life, even when the center of disturbance is qulto near him. " " A Literary Light, ...,,, I In A short time ago a well known writ er of London, remembering that he had never read the..noncanonlcal books, went out In search of a copy and in one- bookshop after another drew blank. Afc laste -went to bis own par ticular newspaper shop, which also dealt in Bibles and light literature. VUave you the Apocrypha?" he asked. For a moment the young woman be hind the counter was puzzled; then, brightening,' she, said, "Is it 'a weekly or a monthly?" t f When tide Eyes Stick. Inflammation of the conjunctiva, or membrane which shields the front of the eyeball from the air and takes the rub of tho eyelids, is Indicated by the glued state of the eyes In the morning and more especially by their bloodshot condition, the vessels being bright red in color and winding about In great ir regularity, with no discernible order or plan. Wormy. Shopkeeper (to smaii child, who has brought back a recent purchase) What's the matter ; with the cheese, my dear? Small Child Please, father says when he wants any bait for fishing he can dig' 'em up in our back garden. London King. What "Port foar Helm" Meaae. In this country the helm is put to the port side of the ship (or left hand aid looking fdrwarB) at-"the order, "Port your helm!" The rudder of course goes to starboard, and the ship's bead moves to starboard! 'This is the rule of most nations, but in Sweden the reverse la the rule. The Girl rraai the Seleatlfle School. "Our daughter baa at last met her fate, my dear." "How do you know?" "She received several letters from her admirers this morning, but bis was the only one she didn't fumigate and sterilize." In the Tyrolean parishes of Mlemln. and Riets the members of nearly every louaehold are engaged In the making of rosaries by stringing beads together. Look Pleasant, Please. O, oan do hi now, tbouirh for years h couldn't becanw be euflered ontold agony frnm the worst form of Indlgf-U ton. I" I'liy-Hlieil" IMI luniivjiura Mle-1 to niii Dm tin ne trim cro 'io Bitters which worked aucb wonder fur him (hat he derleree they ar s (rxlaeod to auflerem frm dyapple i .mm.!, trniitil . Unrivaled for diseases of Ibe atonies b, liver and aidneys, tney nuun up ano 've new iMthi ahnli .vatm. Trv them Qaljr 60o. Guaranteed by W L Dt- tPO. Oolnay the Limit. A drummer named Peck put up at a hotel iu Oklahoma, the landlord of which was the presideut of the school board. The landlord, who was a jolly, whole souled fellow, suggested that they.-1'UU. the schools, the president of the board first putting on a long tailed coat, saying: .... . "She adds dignity, an' then she hides my-JfUP. which area bad example 'afore them children." I don't approve of anyfeody 'under' fourteen carrylu" a gun." After returning to tho hotel from the visit of Inspection the president of the board, now transferred Into a- land lord, said: .. ,. i , , "reck, you're a good feller. You ain't golu' to let your light be bid un der a bushel. Peck?" "No, I ain't," said Mr. Peck, rather dubious as to the compliment ' ' "Well; I tell you' what I'm goln' to do fer you. Beln' as you're a good fel' lor, I'm a -goln' to hare clean sheets put put on your bed, dad me if I ain't!" . . j. - Awkward , Mrs, Norton came home from a call one day in such a disturbed condition that it was evident tears were not fur in the background. Sho lost no time hi beginning her explanation. 1 "John," she Bald to her husband, "I am so mortified I don't know what to do." . . ..- , . ., , ., ,,,,, ,. ,, "What Is the matter, my dear?" asked Mr. Norton. . , ; , .,, . "I have Just been calling on Mrs. Pevcrlll. You know her husband, Ma jor Poverlll?" "Yen" "Well, I ha've:jW learned' todkj, to my horror, thatmajof ISnt hls title at alii 'Mnjor' is his first name." "Why, certainly. I've always knov ti that. What is there bo niortlfyii: j about it?" "Nothlng,",sald Mrs. Norton, with a groan, "only that I've been calling' him 'major.' ..ere,ry ' lnw I've met him for the lust six months 1" London An swers. . f ,. The "Cry" of Silk. - One of the most peculiar features about manufactured Bilk Is the rustling sound familiar to every woman. In tho silk trade they call it the "cry" or sometimes the "scroop." Of all textiles silk is the only material which pos sesses It i As everybody knows, tho sound ,1s beard, especially when silk Is subjected to frictlpp. ,.What Is not bo generally known is that the quality' Is found In silk yarn before it is woven.' 'A skein ot silk, unless it has been so' treated as to'klirthis property 'in it will When opened' -up'' emit the noise slightly. Wbcn the skcln la , squeezed in the baud, the sound becomes quite audiblo. ..The Very" is considered a very desir able quality , In silk., Dyers try to de velop It as much as possible.' ' ' Unexpected' AVpVWtiae. . Shortly after Mr. Wilson Barrett Joined the theatrical profession he be came a memberof a company perform ing at tbo old Theater Royal, Dublin. His part, naturally, was a small one, and, greatly to bis surprise, bis first speech was greeted with a round of applause. This unlookcd for tribute elutcd tho1 young actor.'nnd he exerted himself to sustain the good Impression he appeared to have made. Just as he was, leaving the theater one of the scene shifters grlnnlngly accosted him and. snid, "Sure,, it's got about among the, bhoys that ye'ro a brother of the man that was hung!" A Fenian named Barrett had that morning paid tho ex treme penalty of the law. An Abanrd Cuatom In Vienna. In Vienna every man's home Is his dungeon from 10 p. m. to 0 a. m. Vienna Is a city of flats, and at 10 p. m. the common entranco door of each block Is closed and bolted. Thereafter persons passing in or out must pay a fine of twopence to the conclergo until mid night and fourpence from that hour to 0 a.m. To go out to post a letter costs twopence and the same amount to re turn. To prolong a visit to a friend after 10 p. m. means twopence to get out of his house and twopence more to enter your own. A natural result of this irritating tax is that of all capital cities Vienna is earliest to bed. Sparine; Hli Fecllnsts Hettio Now that you have broken your engagement with Fred, shall you return to him tbe diamond ring ho gave you? Minna Certainly not Hettle. It would be cruel to give him a thing that would be a constant reminder of the happiness he had missed. Boston Transcript Somnamballant. Blond persons are more apt to bo somnambulists than dark folk, and in cold climates there is more somnam bulism than In warm ones. In certain Greenland villages tbe hut doors are locked from without by a watchman in order that those within may not come forth In their sleep and maybe freeze to death. The Canalbont. "The captain was leading the horse and his lieutenant was at l ie rudder," said a lawyer In an Engllrh court re cently, describing an Incident In the voyage of a canalboat "Where was the crew?" inquired the judge. Badly Mixed Metaphar. London is laughing at tbe following recent brilliant exordium on the pnrt of an English politician: "We shall never rest until we see the British Hon walking hand In band with the fliV gites of democracy." Bt James Oa sxte. If you bare diamonds, be thankful, but don't bold tbem up to the eyes of poverty In a street car. Schoolmaster. EKOTOYAL.PJLLS m A r'K- .srs'iai X.4V41MS, asi iJrmMiM Kt I niriiiJtir.n- nnuusn J lit.lt iiH ate?JIU kit. I,wcf4 fc i ' (.. a. 1 trtb. BMafsiM I'einarrMNS " UbUm- wi lamliav I'arBa, A .; i' "Util 'It4t.li ,, fk. f'artJriiUrft, TsaHlsj4)sitaJ "Hvll-r rr I.-.4l-a."M Utfr,r r I. Mali. )0,'nI-..'islit isuikf HI" u ' l--wi-r fatsaaleksJ C S UlaWJal STdSal " A. er JP O m. I .tV a hMni,r jf ina aiae iw nan aiwari lis M Tn Has) 'WT1 P sue CLASSIFIED G0LUM1, Notlcaa uuier this head act to aaoaai a U.S, to duu par week) 11 00 a nontai tU par year. For Sale. rUHSALr. UK lltADK. 147 aorta oulbe Military road 36 miles from Eugeur, 6 miles fn m Lowell, on Ibe WilUm, tie river, 70 sere bottom land; 11! acrts chat; Ibe lest bill with aome timber. There la s good boue wlib foul looms, smoke bouse , aud barn. I will sell or trade at baigaiu. Ckll on me at Mra fcl h. Gardner's ou First street between , Jederaon aud MadlaoD, or ail drew '1 F Uuoob Eugene, Oregon. tOK HALE. A flue residence for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Lai d l'o. or of Mn, Heelop on Ibe crnernf Klfih ann . Lawienoe streets. rOli OALE, One good 8 borse powei purlable euglue with wnodaaw at lalotmifUt ; one lutuli g luibe; one band saw ; nu table saw, at a bar gain. Euqui e of H E Walitei rJpringfieid,Ore. FOB BALE. A hop press, a hop , spiayerauda fiunaoe for sale. En quire al GdaKD i (Hoe. HOitoE FOK HAl,E A good work borse for bale, 9 iara old, weight ah"Ull200pouud. Call at the Ouahd cfllue. Help Wanted. 1 APRENTIUES WAN 1 1 -K quire at Mr. B F Wblteaker'a Nu S K 9ib street. WANTED - Manager fr New Branoh of our bu Inees bsre in Eugene. Ad. dress at ouoe, with references, Al fred Morris, Wbolsaler, (inoinnatll, ' Ohio. A ANTED, Several persons of obar ( aoter and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent aud advertise old establish i ed wealthy buelneaa house o, solid ; Dueuoial ataudlug. Balary $18.00 weekly with expenses aditloual, all payable In oasb eaob Wednesday i dlioot from bead offices Home aud carriage furnlxhed, when neoeasary References, Euolose eelf-addreiaieu envelope. Mauagor, Soft fax ton Building, Chicago. Miscellaneous. FOR KEN 1'. Two rooms, suitable eliuer lor ofilors or living in tbe Conner Block. Apply to Drs Willouguby dt rt n. Ciij and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for aale at a low prioe 130 acres ol land 2 mllea southwest of Eugenet about 4H acrea of aame cleared plenty of water. Alao 41 acrea 2 nillei west of Eugene, and 6 acrea cloae to the corporate limttc on the went. Alao 10 acres of nice bottom land Si mllea north of Euitene on river road. I also offer for sale some deelrabie build ing lota at residence, Pearl and Slith streets. Anyone desiring such property will do well to see me. David Chibbi. Hagens, Oregon. Moved. I M Franols hss moved his place of business from West Fifth street to tbe last home on West Elgbb street, at the corner where tbe road turns south. All old patrons at invited to ml at the new plaoe. Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred oedar hop posla to rquere S Inabea at largeend, and 14 feet long. To be delivered on bank of river at Jondklna' Point, 2 mllea above Eugene anytime this summer or fall Address, W B Walker, Eugei.e, Or, DYSPEPSIA "For atz jtmru 1 was a vtctlm ofdn pepals In lti wont form. I could eat nothluc but milk to oat, and at time my tomach would not retain and d litest even that Last March 1 beffan taking CASCAHKTS and alnce then I have ateadlljT Improved, until 1 am m well aa I ever waa In my life." David H. If dbpht, Newark. O. can or CATHAATIO THADI MARH Pltaunt. Palatable, Potent. T&ita Oood, DO Oood, Never Blokeii, VVetkpu, or Gripe, 10c, Ko.HW. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Moritaf leMstkijr CMfnf, rhUavffti, MeMlml, Www Ts. ) HAssTA.RAP and jrnaranuied by altdrttf- W S W BsTiasaV K-'iMWUsV UHB Tobaooo liablk SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Bute of Ortyoo fr tl e Count j of L-oe. WHHam M. Bump, FUIntfff, IfattlaV. Bump. Defendant, To liattle V. Bump, the above nam-(i dc ion ant. Tn the name of the etaU of Oregon, you ai hereliy reairfl to appear fa the abo entl. tied court in the abjve entl Ilex) caue and answer the complaint of pUiotilf filed In eald court aai oaua, rn or before ait Wxeki from the date of the firnt ptihllcati n ol thle iudj mine, or the plaiutlff will apply to amid court for the relief prayed for in aaid complaint, to-wit I A decree dlseolvinf- the bnnda of matrimony now eiiiting between aald platntifl and de fendant herein, and for the rare and tnntodt of ina May Bump, the minor dauvb er of plaintiff and defendant, an 1 anon otbei relief aa to the court eeema proper, Thia lummona ia publlibed In the Daily Cooeki (0Ar onoe a week for tit tm-we-eiv weeks bv order of the Hon II. K. KLooaid, County Judire of Lane Connty, Oregoa. Made and eatared here! a on the 4th dy of Autyuet, 19CT2, and the data of the ilrrt pob Uoatiou hereof ia the 6th day of August, IV02. U B1LYKTJ, Attoron for VUlaMff , a7 II sW City Property for,fcli , H aana mas' Asunoa to Kcoaaa To Iboae desiring lo purchase elty lots, I have laid oal an additiou on the south side of the eiij and north of Ooilege Hill Park. I have I JO lots in ihla addition, and am wiling Idem very low so aa lo enab e ever) one to have a home of their swn. The prioe of these lots ia Irom S60 up. Elias Stewabt Aoomoa to Eratat I have aome very deairrable lots in this addition, in ibe very heart of tbeeityand wiiuin a lew blooke of Willamette street. Whruxkk's Additiok to Enonix I have a lew lots in this addition within two blocka of the First National Bank. Oollbqk Hill Putx I have 1UU lota in tbla addition The prioe uow is (&U each. W will advano. 'be price suon. We expect College Uim Park to beoome tbe moat dei.ir.ble real detioe piopertv in or near the oily. Hindbiou' AnsmoN to Ooluos Hiu, Paax We have 70 lots for sale cheap in this addition; also 40 or 60 aoma of very choice fruit laud. 1 have ou this place 1300 j oung prone Ireea. about 4ti0 linrilolt ptar trrs-, and 200 black wuli.nl trie., alao apple., plnma and small fiuita. Th is plaoe h..s a good faiai houae, bain and ont-hoosea, and Is a most btanulul aubniban piece of prop, any. It ia known aa the Locust Hill fa m, and there is no plaoe iu the state uiore beautilullj and pleasantly tituated. I am uot in real estate busii.e s ass busi ness we sell our owu lands oniy. I mp'oy no ate. ta Any one deairiug to purcbau an) ol tbla piopert) .ill fiud me al the Ural National Bauk. I will be pleased to show property and give piioea. I miht ex change aome of this property for good timber land. Come and see me. New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker A Co have platted Ibe ft F uoou laud voual-Uiig of 32 lota situ ate two blocks south ot the Patterson tobool building. These are deelrabie line and are for saleal reasonable prioee. For further information call on R F Baker, Office at No 0 Weal Ninth street. Just Look at tiler. Wk-i. ...... faulilecb sklu, rich rimy onini lexl..n. smlUug faoe. Hlie looks g od, fiel- ,,-, mmci, oun un 111 log's New Liifu Pills. Keau.t. all ji Haiio auiivr, iiit-MiiOU go, tl, , neiOl- nohiw, no oIihuoh for ' bluis." ' Try iheru younelf. Oi ly 25o at VV L l)e- Bankers Life Association el Da Molncs, lows. Salt laiursact Low Rates -Special Featuru that pleats busy msn. Halt card! si Pint National Bank sad Loss and Savings Bsnk. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loani and Imurnnoe. J)ealer In HiirvQitlnB HMOhlnery, lmpls menu. Also havo morage room t mjaaontble rates. arOtHoa 606 Willamette 8t The Hoffman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon Gap Closed The operation of through train b tween Han Fraucisoo and Lou An ftelea, via Burf aodfSanta lUrlmra, will begin un Sunday,. March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throtifta Trains Dally. ' The Coaet Line Llmit4l leaving each tenninal eaily In the morning equip . ped wi h oloKAnt cafe aud parl'ir cars, will mnke daylight tripe through the moet piutureeque. varied and enter talnInK, eoonee on the continents Inquire of agents of the outhern 'acific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIMECAHDNO.au. Ho 2 for VuUiua Tr.li, leavee Albany 124 P M Leave. Corrallla IM V hi Annas Vaquina 6:36 P M No. 1 Itetumlnp Leavea Yaqulna Ji00 A M Leavee Oorvellls II) A M Arrives Albany 12:16 p M So, I for Dstroit leaves Allwny... 1:00 PM Arrives Detroit 6:16 P M No. 4 'im Detroit Leaves Detroit SWAM Arrive Al nr 11:06 AM '1 i.:i I at d 4 suit. 1 III) i 1 1 ournect HI. ll,t b i'utill, i ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 a giving two i i , . I , , . , y i , ,f de.itrture ol 8 P north bound train. Train Ho 2 enni., rts witli the rl I' tr.loa s t'orvalilsaed Alhanrgivioa aitn-t service I N'ewpnrt and e.tft'.nt heache. Train S lor Detroit, lirel-.ebudi and ethet mouetaln rMorta leavea Allien at 1.00 p n alter the arrival ufrl P. annth boui.d train fr,m I'ortlaii'l, ra hin, l)e'r 't at 6:46 p m For further lufimation app'y to EH VIN 8T '., Ma -leva. THT RNER A, a I Albany J H t'ROMBr. Aceot CorvaUla . SOUTH AND EAS'l VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kuaene for Portlerrl and wi j ' ' i al ,iu n 1.12 j u.. I wi lv Eugene At Ashland Ar bacraniento Ar rjaa Fraucisoo . Mi m m k8Ui0 p ia 2 p ni 1:16 a ui Ui:30 a m l2li a m 6lj p m tea a m 7:46 p iu 8:1a a m Ar Osdeu 6:46 an U -46 a m Ar Denver VAX) a m V U0 a ta Ar Kansas City 76 a m 7;tt a m Ar C'hivMio 7:46 a m MM a in Ar Loa Angeles Ar El i'uu Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mr xioo Ar HuuaUin Ar New Orleams Ar aaliititou At New Vo,k 1:'M p m 6.-00 p m 6:M a m VM a m 4:00 a m o:2 p ui Si: 1 a ui IS-M p ui 7:00 a m VM p m 6:30 a m V a m a iu 6:26 p m ti;42 a tn 12:43 p in INllliuan and Touriat cant on both traiua. Chair can. Sacra mento to 'Kitpu aud Kl Paso, and ouriat cra to Chicaa, bt Loula, New Urleau. and Waahiutrtou. Couuei-tluu at Sau Fran cisco with aeveral aieaniahip linee for Honolulu, Japan. China, i'hillipiuea, Central and South America. dee Mr I. G Adair, agent at EuKane or addrea V. E. COM AN O I' A Portland Or TICKETS TO AN U. FROM ALL POINTS EAST VI SHORTLINE TO v St Paul, Du'ulh, M ne:po"s, Chicago ANn PDIN TS HART ' Thmuuh Palaon and TmiHat Sleepers Dining atid llulfot rtmokiua Library Ca DAILY TWA INBj FAST TIMR. For "aten, Foli'ers and Full T',f..rn. reKanUui ti-ket-, r titb.i';, cnli -t! or..d.uaa J. W. P AL'Kv. tn'li D:'fKN .01 A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. 0 DENNTSTON, H. W. P. A. 619 F,r-t A vannr, HF ATTT.E, Wash ' OREGON SEiOlrLlNE aniIinion Pacific TO EAST- ' Th O. H. 4 N. . Glvos tho Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA THE ORLGOU SHORT LINE TO la'!, tmhc, U .llVOf. .':.0 . A Uttloago and Kansas City. THE Wat KORThERN i Rf. ; . . . to' Snokana Mlnne.poli a St. Paul and , Chicago. Ocean Hleaniers leave Portland ever ' ' 6 Days for . ' SAN v FRANCISCO. Bonis leave Portland dally for ell V lauieiteand UolunitlaKiver Polnte. Monthly tltcainere lo Climaaiid Jai au For lull Information oall on or a Ureaa ueareat O. K. A N. Ticket Agent or addreea, A. L. CRAIO. Gen'l PaHM)Ui;ti Ag i I i llii' l ,1. i" " ' Ymir attention Is called to the "PION1 I.IMITKD'trainsef the "CHICACt), WAUKKK A 8T PAUL HAII.KO.' " he onlv perfect trains In the we-ld." Too will find it de-irab'a U- rid- r-n Traina wlian golna to fdjt rxdut il. Raatern Htatee nr Cto I lief i with all Tran-cnntlnentai rt.dne an, ticket Agents aeil tirlcta. For further infurmatlou, titmphleta, wk anv Tlrk Aunt or J, .CA8KY II M. Ki.UE Trav PaaaAaant. G arl Age,n' POKTLAXD. HKK0.1. 1 R . tr I i. kf- aw
