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Newspaper Page Textlxxtr ur k. -vsi ft" '. ..tsi. 'I nave Always Bought, nul wbich lias been.' sc ior over 30 years, lias boro tho sljjniUnro of ) i - and has been mailt) under bis ner- r--?--tjfo, soiml supervision sir.io its infancy. iti Allow lto one to deceive you in this. Imitations and Ji!"t-ns-(;ood" nre but ' trillo -with and endanger lie health of Obildreu Expert, ace airniurtt Experiment. All fcti What is CASTORIA flusto : is ' vrinless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, i (.-i ft Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contiii" ncit Ue.r Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio giibst iii' e. ltd ago is Us guarantee. It destroys Worm and i.Iiuys Feveristiness. It cures Diarrliuea and Wind Colli". Ifc relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ami piatiilency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. u A "Ba. BM1BY- jgna. vaa n GENUINE I Bears tho Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCMTAUH OOMMNY, TT MUM AAV STRUCT, NtW YORK om rTfliBKWf t. CENTRAL JIATHIBS & JfflLLER PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the pnblie put rnnsue solicited, Tn the Farm ers ws will ray the hi it beat market prloe fnrfaioattle, hogs and stvep. Shop on Wlll ameite Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full -Supply ol 'OEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL urocenes Having a Urge and ootupletfl Btock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the best murketn, X ton offer the pnbHo better CASH Prioei than any other bouse hi Eugene J. L. PAGE Be are nom Heady for easiness With the best equipped plant In th ie lor sieam-oianlng and dyeing , fpi-clai macbluery for Glenn '", dyeing and finishing ladies' dress iwln. Oive u- a call. makx team cleaning and Dye '" Wokks. Office 6"6 Wi.laiiiette ""y-1- npuo-ite Otjahd nffloe. lour iieraonal clothing spouged and P"M lor $;.00 per moolu. ftNE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E" BANGS, Proprietor "Aire leaves Eugene for Floivnot kl W'V' Sunday at 8 a m Reunion stage leaves Florem n m dslly eltnBPl Sundays at 2 "tll-riv. o . Anlves In Eugene at 6 p m the day 'oi -owing. 1 Sll To,S 16 II ,Jleeu lor i ".n " -Is at t. Banff.1 Ilv.rv .table Hard A D.renport'l otnoe Thu MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o( New York " 'onii ot lift, Endowment end Gold Bond r'Kiei ma nnuitlei. Cmranteed value A. WANN, Eugene, Or. UKIA ALWAYS BUblNKsa CARDS ATTO KN KYS-AT-LAW. J M V7ILHAM8, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Jttice Over Lane County Bank, k BILYEU, ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW OHke-Ovsr First National Bank, Bdoiki, Oeiqon, 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOK NE Y-AT-LA W Office One hall lo It south of ChrUman B I Hummi, OasaoN. E K 8KIPW011TH. JOHN M PIPES SK1PW0ETH & PIPES 4.TTOKNKYSAT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Euqxne UUIQON. HELHUS W THOMPSON CHAS A HAH. V THOMPSON a. HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LA W. Office In First National Bank Building. ' Practice in ail the courts. Euoihc, Obioon. M TRAVIS, Attorn ey A t Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Barings bank, Eugene, Oregon, 0, B DORRIS, AITORNEY & C0UN3EL0E-AT-LAW Will nractioe in all the courts oi the Heoon- Judicial District and in the Supremo Horn of the state. Special attention given to collections am matters in probate. Othoe b lrst ational Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. i and a. John M. EJmunnon Leon K. Edm oiuou EDMUNSON 4 EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At-Law. PrftHnn tr nil fcha courts. Collections B sued alty. -Oaioe Over Lonn & savings nam, EUQtNE, OREGON. OUia E. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office Id Loan Jt Saving bunk building. Room Special attention given to lanu auu uiiuw,. matter. Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. AINE 4 KUYK.ENDALL, " PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Jttices In Eugene Loan Saving, ban Buildnur. ipeciai attention to surgery and surgical dii ea-ee ot women. S LUCKEY, JEWELER. VAtchas and Clocks Repaired. Kcoana, ()bioo i) K G B1DDLE, 4DENTI3T. irti, -)n Olive t'jveU betweenl Flftih nd Sith tr)tone ol.wc wet of .Minne3t. hotel JEItBEKTLEIGU AS3AYER AND METALLURGIST Ecorai - Oaiooa Bet eqnlpi A.y l-aboratnry in the Sut 1 rompt ana renaoi. nmru- H fitl. oonn.l. to.letermine the most .uilabl method of treatment. rpUE PACIFIC MgrjAL LIFE. Verv ltert .... f.IFK AN I) ACCIi M H'LICIE kruvar.irktttSC.euA.it. 1 ortlar Vt ViL,L,IA.IJ, uojal Alt, lugtue, Or Tha Tnlr F.Amr Vs The gay cat applies Utt a Job whsejl he hoars men are wanted, he knows not for what "Can you drive fourr asks the boss. It may be the hobo doesn't know whether It Is four nails or fuur tent stakes he lg to drive, but he confidently answers: "Sure thing! Uad a Job driving four last month at ' (any of the 10,000 plaeeB he has been to, so he can answer questions If the boss Is Inclined to put them), and the next morning, finding the "four" he is to drive are horses, he confldeu '!:'lly approaches a fellow employee lih, "Say, Bud, show me how to Dut the harness on the Dlues. will von?" cJ if he knew how to make watches yuainlte cnrtrldires, he would doubt less say he did. lie nileht fall at el. ther, but he would not weakly deny Ulmseir an opportunity to try. This is not true ot all, but it is a distinctive trait born of necessity in men that Beek employment in many and various fields. Leslio'8 Monthly. Toad Stonee. Most readers have no doubt heard of the precious Jewels which the toad car ries in his brain box, and so called toadstones, which wore in reality tho teeth of fossil fish, were formerly worn In finger rings as a protection against poiBon. It was thought that the best atones were those voluntarily ejected by tho living toads; but, as the latter were not addicted to freely giving up their treas ures in that way, it was necessary to procure the coveted articles by other means, and the recognized method was to decapitate the hapless batrachlan at the instant he swallows his breath, Tho feat naturally demanded consider able celerity, such as could only be ac quired by constant practice, and it is not reasonable, therefore, to assume that although the endeavors to gain possession of the Jewels were perhaps numerous, they must have invariably been unsatisfactory, especially to the toads. Dreaatna; a Hog-. It is told of the lnte r. D. Armour that on one occasion he made a present of a suit of clothes to each of his em ployees in a certain department. Each man was toid that he miRht order his own suit and send the bill to Mr. Ar mour, no restrictions being made as to price. Iu order to avail himself fully of this liberality one young man or' dered evening clothes costlnir $80, When the bill was sent in, Mr. Armour sent for the clerk to vouch for its ac curacy and, finding it right, assured the man it would be paid. As the clerk was leaving, however, Mr. Armour said to him: I wish to say to you that I have packed a great many hogs In my time, but I never dressed one before!" New York Times. Artatocratte Anta. The slavebolding ants are of several kinds and differ greatly in the manner in which they treat their vassals. Some make them do all the work under the direction of overseers; others share their labors, while still others have fallen into such habits of luxury as to be unable or unwilling to wait upon or even to feed themselves and are car ried about and provided with food by their body servants. In many cases this sybaritism Is the mere ostentatious love of being served. The Incapacity is not physical, but moral, and arises from an aristocratic aversion to any kind of menial labor. Mlaaed the Lobbr Barrel. Considerable amusement was caused when the legislature first went into session by a member from the counties arriving and promptly asking to be shown the lobby. When that place was pointed out to him, ho nosed around for awhile and then remarked In the hearing of some bystanders: I've been fooled!" he declared dis gustedly. "They tole me I could find bar"! of money loose in the lobby. but I see now thet It's a dinged lie!" Baltimore Herald. Before and After. Single Man (to himself) I am sure that darling little angel loves me. Bhe takes me into her confidence and tells me all her troubles. Same Man (some years later) Con sarn it all! From morning till night and night till morning, -when I'm at home, I hear nothing but tales about the servants, the butcher, the butler, the baker, the candlestick maker and all the rest of 'em I New York Weekly. Mlannderatood. "And we have one baby," said the meek man who was applying for board. "Will you mind it?" "Mind it?" snapped the thin faced landlady. "Of course not. Do you think I'm a nurBe?" Chicago News. A Mean Reflection. Buggins See here, porter. This mir ror Is so dusty I can't see myself iu it Hotel Porter (who has not been tip ped by Buggins) Strikes me yo' ought to be mighty thankful 'stld o' makin' fuss about it London Tit-Bits. Women and Bablea. Did you ever notice that when baby, an old woman and a young worn an are together the baby, which be longs to the young woman, is nlway carried by the old woman? Atchison Globe. Retort Pbotos-raphlc. The photographer was drying hia plates in tbe warm sunlight "what are you doing therer' aBked friend. Oh." was the reply, "Just airing my views." Titanium is tho hardest metal. It looks like copper, but will scratch rock crystal. Look Pleasant, Please. Phoioerapher C C Harlan, of Eaton, O, cm do tn now, tnnun ror years n enuldn't because he sutlered untold -iionv rrnm tn worst mrm or iiiiiign-i. Inn. AH phylclap and medicine' Ml' loh'.p him I'll h" trM Eieo'rlc HntMis which wnrsi-d .uch wondern r.ir him "hat he dM-larea 'hey sre a vnd-nri tn uflrr fr"m dypp-la .i-.l .Inmsoh trnul l . Unrlaled fnr rt aeaaes of the -tnmach. livr and .irtnt-ys, thev huil i tip and t ve new ! fr tn the whnle y.rn. Trv thm. (niivoOo. Guaranteed by W LDc Lano. Tkd Jok. W1U Tarm. Channcey M. Depew and Samuel L. Clemens, the humorist, were croaslng the ocean on the same steamer. One ereniug after dinner it was suggested that, following the time honored cus tom in the United Slates, the diners uiiiki' speeches. Xir. Clemens made a haracteristic adiiress, such as might hare been expected from one whose ritlngs are so well known under the noin de plume of Mark Twain. It was understood," said Senator Pepew when called upon to speak. that Mr. t louicns and 1 should write out our speeches for this occasion in advance and then exchange manu scripts. We have done so, but I regret to say that I have forgotten Mr. Clem ens' speech." The senator then took bis seat Tils auditors roared in appreciation of the Joke. The next day an Englishman met Mr. Clemens on deck. I say," he remarked, "I have always heard that Senator Pepew was remark ably clever, but what wretched drivel of his that was which you were obliged to recite last night!" New York Her ald. Fonndllnera. For the humanity of parents let it be said also that the police records show the percentage of foundlings increases in summer and decreases as regularly with the oncoming of winter. It is an other interesting fact that bard times mean more foundlings, and this may be taken as a corroboration of tho the ory of one of the oldest and most hu mane captalus in the police depart ment, who would never believe that any Infant was abandoned except for the reason that there were already too many mouths in the house to feed. This particular police captain would look at the foundling when the patrol man brought It in from bis post, grunt and then say: "Get it to the hospital quick. They can afford to feed it there. There's too many mouths in the house where that.cume from God for give 'cm." But in this charitable view the old police captain is not supported by many of his fellows. Alnslee's. Whr Ue Liked Hentr. Wearily plodding through a pile of compositions brought from school for corrections, this teacher suddenly burst into boisterous Inughtcr. What is it?" asked his roommate, who was engaged in a similar task. Listen," said the amused pedugogue, "and perhaps you will be able to rend between the lines. "I asked my class yesterday to write brief composition on their fnvorlto author. Hero is what one boy says: 'Henty lsv-my first choice among story writers. I like him very much. One of his stories In particular pleases me. It tolls of how the boys gave their teacher a coat of tar and feathers!" " New York Times. Mlannderatood. An attendant In a London business house was recently nppropched by a furtive looking Btranger. This suspi cious person, dressed in somber black, cume quite close to the nttenunnt und then, raising his eyes from the ground, whispered tragically, "Are you pre pared to die?" The attendant wasn't, and be caught the suspicious one by the tiiroat and half throttled him. When the invalid was recovering, it "transpired" that he was an amateur miafilonary Inquiring after everybody's spiritual needs. An Australian Hole The Australian mole burrows oblique ly in the sand, going two or three Inches under it and never betraying its passage except by a slight undulation of the soil. In digging it uses its coni cal nose, which is protected by a horny plnte, and the strong, mattock shaped claws of Its fore feet. The hind feet which are wider and spade shaped, throw the sand back, so that no truce Is left of the tunnel which it hollows. It comes to the surface a few yards farther on and then buries Itself again, all without making any noise. A Wlttr Retort. Having once lost a case in Now York, Counselor Nolan sadly remarked, "My poor client is little likely to get justice done here until the judgment day." "Well, counselor," said the court, "if I have an opportunity I'll plead for the poor woman myself on that day." "Your honor," replied Nolan, "will have troubles of your own upon that day." Precocious Discernment. Little Gertrude I'm going to be a spinster, like you, Aunt Gertrude. Aunt Gertrude Why do you want to be a spinster, dearie? Little Gertrude 'Cause, Aunt Ger trude, a spinster doesn't hc-re to try to look pretty, an' Bhe con comb her hair any old way. Brooklyn Life. Appalled. Doctor I am slightly In doubt as to whether yours Is a constitutional dis ease or not Patient Kor heaven's snke, doctor, have I got to go to the expense of ap pealing to the United StatoB supreme court to And out whether It Is or not7 Richmond Dispatch. Thriftless. Poor Woman Ah. your ladyBhlp, the very aerlous illness of my husband has consumed our little all. and we are pen nllt'SBl Lady Dear, denr! How could your husband he so thriftless n to get III 80 mucb beyond his means J lindon Tit Bits. Considerate. Aged Criminal iwho has just got a life sentenci-i-tih. me lud, I shall nor- er live to do It! Juclce (swectlyi-Never rjilr-d. Do an much of It as yuii cnul-Pum Ii. PSLLS ily Urnulnta. if tolM Mantel -.tllirr. K-r. r.. 11 lea- ( ealiatMltiU . "-r, I-tl.fcT rw- if, 4 'X' JTl X i Ir ivN ''i"i hirt Ivotft y-4a7v..cr.. - fv, r., ..'.'I 1. ll.K ;-i. 111 ii - i. v.' ii.-ur..,,. . '' h-' t'nrt' It ir - i ,n-r r..r ' V ' i. , v.m. r .1 i .,... - tkMai k - Vl.41 ' f OelTltl rfBStare at CLASSIFIED HI, Notloea undar this haad not to uoatd 8i inaa. 60 oenti pet wwk: $1 AO a month) il! pat year. For Sale. rOK MALfe, OK 1UADK.-I47 aorm on the Military rad 20 mi lee from Kuuei'F, 6 units from Lowell, (in tbe Willnitte nver. 70 acres bottom laud; 12 ucit-s char; lue tent bin wiibai .ne timber. There la a good boui-e with ftur looms, smoke house and baru. I will sell or trade at baigaiu. Call ou uie at Mrs H it, Uarduer'a ou First Blreet between JeSerson and Madison, or address 'I F Uooob Eugene, Oregon. bOB rJALE.-A flue residence fo: able at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laid Co. or of Mrs Uealop ou the corner of Fitih ami Laarieuce streets, FOK BALE, Oue good 8 -horse power portable engine with woodsaw at- taiohment; one turning lathe; oue baud saw ; nue table saw, at a bar gilu. Euquiie of H E Walker Bprlugfleid,Ore. FOK BALE. A bop press, a boi sprayer and a furnaoe for sale. En quire at Guard offlc. Help Wanted, APRENTICKS WANTKD-Ei quire at Mrs B F Whlteaker'a No I East 9th treat. v ANTED. Beveral persona of char acter and good reputation in each state (one in tills county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse oi solid flusuoial standing. Balary 118.00 weekly with expenses adltlonal, all payable in oaab each Wednesday direct from bead oflicee. Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. Refereuoes, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 308 Cuxton Huililliig, Obloago. Miscellaneous. FOK KENT. Two rooms, suilablr either lor olllues or living in tbe Conner Block. Apply to Drs Willoughby cV H n. LOsT. A oauvaas "bnzziid'' over onat on tbe road between Fairtnouul and Bangs' stable. Finder please leave at telephone oflloe, Eugene, and get liberal reward. W J Collins, rtli'U A TiON WANTED. As nook iu a mining or logging oatnp by an experienced and steady Diau. Ad drees 0 I Rex, Eugene, Oregon, City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for sale at a low price 120 acres of land 2 miles southwest of Eugene; abowt 4ft acres of fame cleared; plenty of water. Alno 41 acres 2 milee west of Eugene, and 5 acres olose to the corporate limits on the went. Also 16 acres of nion bottom land 8& miles north of Eugeue on river road. I also offer for sale some desirable build ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets. Anyone dtsiring such property will do well to see me. David Chirrt. Eugene, Oregon. Moved. I M Francis has moved bis place of business from West Fifth Btreet to tbe last hnu-e on West Elghlh street, at tbe corner where tbe road turns south. All old patrons are invited to oal at the new plaoe. Hop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred oedar bop posts to iquare f Inches at largeend, and 14 feet iung. To De delivered on bank of river at Jundklua' Point, 2 miles above Eugene anytime tbla summer or fall Address, WRVVALKBR, . Eugei e, Or. DYSPEPSIA "For tlx year 1 was m Irtlm of dy pepala in Its worst form. I could eat nothing but milk toast, and at times my itomacb would not retain and aweM even that. Last Marcb i began taking CASCAKETS and since then I bare steadily Improved, until I am as well as I ever was In my life." David H. Mubpht, Nswsrk, O. CANDY " 'I raaoi ataaa Pleaiant. Pulauble, Potent. Tatte Good. Do Qwa, Nvjot Mlckeii, Weaken, or Urlpe. 10o, abC.OOa ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ItorltBf RmdT f"P-r. Va, HtMtrrat, Itw Ttwt. II! Hfl Trt DIP Hold and giinrantned hy all drag nU"lU"DAv giats to CJlM Tufcaooa liabIL SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lne. William M. Bump, Plaintiff, vs HattleV. Tltirop, Defendant To battle V. Bump, the above named dc fondant. In the name of tfae lUU of Oravoo, 70a are hereby require. U aniHar is the atxxeentU tied oonrt in the above entitled eaue and answer the omplalnt of pldntitT 61ed In said court anil caun, n or before six wki from the date uf the fimt publication ot this sum m'ms or the plaintiff will a,)ply to said court for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to witi A decree dlmMo the brmda of matrimony now exUtinK between said plaintiff and de fenrlant herein, and for the rare and cnitodr if una May Hump, the minor daughter of plaintiff and flefendaat. an 1 such other relief as to the court teems prrtper. This summons Is published in the Daii.t F-U0K5I IrUAno once a wek for tit u'-oe aire wk by orltr of the l(.n H, K. Kiooaid, County .fuofce of Lane Crtinty, Oregon, Made aid entered herein on the 4th dy of Auguat, lWr2, and the date of the first pub ilcatioo hereof U the 6th day of An.uit, Wrl, JM Ull.YKU, Attorney for Pls.st.ff. City Property for Stic Hxanaion' Aoditiom to Kuoua To ihoae desiring lo purchase city lot, I hive laid out an addition on the aontb aide of the cm mid north of College Hill Park. I hava 1-JO lots iu this addition, and am wiling them very low ao as to euab e ever, one to have a home of their own. The priee ol these iota ia Ironi (50 up, EUaa 8VaBT ADDITION TO E DO INK I have some very desirrab!e lots in this addition, in (he very heart of the oily and wiihlu a few blocks of Willamette street, Wumuaaa't Addition to Kdobnk I have a few lots tn this addition within two blocks of ibe First National Bunk. CoLLBOa HlXL PaSX I have 100 lots to this addition. The prioe now is tuO each. W will advance ihe prioe soon. We expect College Bui l'ark to beoome the most dei-ir..bie rest Jenoe pioperty in or niar the city, IIbndbiox.' Addition to OoLLXoa 11 Oi Pabx We have 70 loi. for sale oheap in this addition; also 10 or 60 acres of very choioe fruit lauil. I have ou this place 1300 yoiiux prune trees, abont 4lO Barillt prar tree-, and 200 black walnut lre, also auplei.. plums and small finita. This plaoe hut a good farm bouse, barn and out-houses, and is a most beautiful suburban pieoe of prop erty. It is known as the Locust Hill farm, and there is no plaoe iu ihe suite more ueautllully und pleasantly situated. I am uot in real estaiebusiue.sasa bnsi uest we jell our own lands only, I employ no agetts any one desiring to purchase iuj of this property ill Ami rue at the Urst National liank. I will be ulraaed to huow property and give piices. 1 niiuht ex- onange some of thiB property for good tiiuucr lauu. uome ana see me. New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker A Co have nlatted the R r noon laud t-ousl-tiug of8S lota situ ate two blocks south of tbe Patterson oliool building. These are desirable lols and are for sale at reasonable price. For further Information call on R F Baker, Oflloe) at No S West Nintb stieet. Just Look at Her. Whence came that SDrluhtlv aten. leui tees ssiu, rion rosy onuii lexum smiling face. Bhe looks a od, feeh good. Here's her secret. Bhe usee Dr King'H New Life Pills. Result, all organs aotlve, digestion gnud, no bead' acnee, no OIihdo tor blues." Try I u-m yourself. Only 26a at W L De- Lano's. Bankers Life Association of Dei Molnei, lows. Salt Iruuranca-Low Rates Special Features that please buiy raien. Ritccardiairiret National Bink ' and Loan and Savlnji Bank. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Ineuranoe. Jloslsr in HarrestlliR MitohlDery, Imple ment. Also have storage room at reason. bla rates. eV-Offloe 606 WlUaraetto 8t The Hoffman W.O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon Gap Closed The operatlon'of throngh trains be tween Han FranoUoo and Los An geles, tU Burl and Bacta Barbara, will begin on : Sunday, March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW ... COAST LI N E... Two Thronirn Trains Daily. Dail; The Co ant Line Limited leaving eaoh terminal eaily in the morning equip ped wl- h eleuant oafs anil parlor oars, will make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and enter taining, aceoes on the ooatinentlj . . 1 Inquire of agents of the , iouthern 'acific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIMS CARD NO. 20. : . No, 2 lor Yaquina Train laaTsa Alhaav 12:46 !' M leaves Corrallis IM P M Arrives Yaquina. 614 PM No. 1 Returouv . Ijea.es Yaqalna. .. Leaves Oorvallie... Arri v ea Al ban j . . . ..7:00 A M ,.liJ A M ..12:16 PU .. 1MI PM . . 5:t6 P M ffo, S for Detroit Leavea Albany.. ,. Arrivea Detroit... No, 4 'turn Detroit lavas Dxtrnlt (IMAM Arrives Albanr lliOo A M Irainel and 4 airlve In A Hit 3 .1 i.bi cirtinect with lie H P south I 11 1 1 1 er v as giving two or three hour. :l ;lu til fleiaKnre of S P north bonnd train. Train fo '2 oonnecu wltb the A P trains a rVirvallis aad AllianripvinB: direct ser vios t Newport and aMiai-ent baaoliae. Train 8 for D.irolt. Brel ibtish and other mountain resorie leavea Albany at 1 ;00 i m after the arrival of M. P. south lmrd tra frrn Portland, rearhins; De-rolt at 6.-4A p no For furtbsr information aptly to KD WIN 8TONB, Man.gw' 1 H T1 RNKn Ai-nt AlUay J H CROMSK. Agent Ourr aUla. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trftiui leave lugenr -.mi. -i,n at bau. ii (or r'ortlhiiti fcud war 1-TJ a,. I IU lltUiil lr Eutr-eue Ax Anil land Ar bacituiteDto Ar Sou I' nuiciBOu 1:15 k m A Xb a m 8:16 a in 12:30 a m 7;4ft ji in Oiftten Uenver Kaiuuui (Jity Chicago tt-Af a d VAN) a m a m 7.-45 a iu U f a m 100 a -a 7;U- a iu yjiO a m 7KH) a m I'AW p m 6:M) a tu y;r6 a m 4:UU a Hi t:2f p m ti;41i a tu J 2:4.1 p m IiO Angolan Kl Ftiao Fort Worth City of Mrxioo HuUHton New Orleama W anli i tig uu New Voik l:W p m 0.1k' p iu ti:.Htt a m D-.55 a tu 4 .UU a tu 6 :'." p iu 0:4a! a in Pullmau am, TouriHt tan uu both train. Chair earn Sacra meuto tu 'giittu ami Kl I'two. and ourittt cam to Chicatf. St Louii, New Orleaua ami Waribiiik'Um. CuniitvtitiK at Saa Fraa cifeoo wall tteveral itaninhip linea for 1 i.noiulu, J apan. China. Phi Hi pi tit, 'Jemral and South America. Boo Mr L Q Adair, apent at Eugene or addrett , 1 W. K. COM AN U 1' A I'urtland Or TICKETS TO ANrtFllOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE , TO St Paul, Ou'utti, H'uieapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EA8T Thmuirh Palaoe and Ton-let Sleepers . Dining and Buffet thai-king Library 0a DAILY T itAINS; FAST TIME. For rtates, Folders ami Full Iuforma reirarding ticksts, routes eto, call on or addiesa ' J. W. PHALON, t r a H. DICKSON ot a 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. 0. DENNlflTON, O. W. P. A. 612 First Avenue, 8KATTLE, Wish' OPFfiON ) ShohtLune imion Pacific TO THE EAST The 0 R. N. Give s the Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE 0RE60N ... SHORT LIME ,1 f - TO ' Selt Lake, Denveri -J Oman Chicago and Kansas City. THE GREAT HQRMRK ri,: .TO. Stokane " Mlnnsapol a St. Paul and Chicago Ooeeu) Hteamera leave Portland 6 Days fur every SAN FRANCISCO. Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll lametteanil Columt la River Points. Monthly Uteamera tu Cliluaaud Japan For lull lufuruiatluu call ou' or a AMD drees oearvat O. It. A I). Tluhet Ageli t or addreaa, A. L. CRA13. tleu'l 1'awteuger AgeDl, Pnrtlann (1 Vonr a'.tmitloa la oallat to the 'PTONTTB LIMITKK-" trains of the "CH1CACO, VIL WAUKKK HT PAUL KAII.ROAD. l.o onlv rxirfect train. In th worlrl." Yon will tin.! it iMrahle ti rid. on thU rrains whun irolna to any point In th Ktm Htatea or Canada. They eonnea ith all Tnniu'intlnrntal Trains and al 'Icket Airente Mill HiJi-ta For fiirthei- Information, pamphlets, att, ask .nv Tb-k" Airsnt or J. w.CArtKY n.fl. ROWK Trar PaasAent, (Is eral AgDt. POKTLANB, IJKBOON.