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Newspaper Page Texty -"-NXVv.VVs3 TH 1,1 ' yi Uav Always Bought, andivliieh iia beea , u8 i'r urn , j curs, ft. mm uaa ....... um jM;r ' Bona! supervision r-In.-o its infancy. " ' Allow iio ono to deceive you iu this. hi r.-.mT.-t8, Imitations ff '' i,"t t! With and c;im!gi'( r Uie health of liili.: i i Ciildrca- Kxpori. oce nguii.-it l?xpurlment. What is CASTORIA Castor'.: is a tmrmlosg substltutt for Castor OH, Pare goric, r)S and Soothing Syrupy It !8 Pleasant. 16 contain." neither Oiiuiii, Morphine nor other Nurcotio ubstaiiR. its ago is its guarantee. It destrovd Worms and i:I'.m)S FeverlKhness. It cures Diarrhuua and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Xlie Children's Panacea Tlio Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the He KM You Have Always Bought In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. TWfC eCNTAUB OOMMNV, TT MltllMT BTRtEi. Nrw vol. am rClTt) Q T '''' " ' - ' BUMMBB0AaDB,.. n VL1 1 ly 11 JJL ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW. 'ATHIflS & fllLuEft PROPRIETORS " A fair nil are of the public pat ronane noliniled, To the Farm era we will ray the highest market price For fat cattle, hogs and Bli'cp. Hbnp on Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. I TO Keep Constantly on Hand a Full I . Sup?! ol.;:, BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL ft ries Having a Iartre and complete stock of Staple aud Kancy Groceries, bought in the heat nwketH, I fui offer the p-iblio bettw CASH Pricee thau aDy other hn.uw in Eunene J. L. PAGE e are nom fatty for Business J lib Ihe best equipped plant in the mil nr 'les'D-oieanlng and dyeiug -'oj". BpedBl maohluery for olean Z'l. ,?? s"d finishing ladlea' drees J lve una call. 5L ?"K!' oni(,e 6"8 Wi.lamette tin, Hdabd oBloe. r wrmnal clothing sponged and d'-..(i0pr month. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. BANGS, Proprietor - r Vi,!f!7? Eugene for Florence t 8eBe dy ept Sundays at 2 .?ysat8am H ln" n 1Su9n" 6 p m the day 15::: wo, n """1 4 Uarenporfs offlee ,J MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY oil New York 'Se''!lE"lowmn, mi C'1 Bond W' A.WANN, EuSene, Uf. uus uorue tlie sljrnatiiro of ceen maun wider his per and ".Tiist-:w.,r,wi Signature of J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collection! specialty, J the Over Laos County Bank. BILYETJ, ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Eooim, Obiooh, O WOODCOCK, ATTOK NE Y-AT-LA W Offioe Ono hall lo k aonth of Chriiman B Kuu&ai, Obiooh. E K SKIP WOltTH. J OHN M UPES SK.1PW0RTH it, PIPES A-ITORNEYSAT-LAW Will practice In all the Court's. Eugini Ouoon. asLMOs w THOUPaOB ohas a UUi rJIHOMPUUM HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, OHioe In First National Bank Building, traotice In all the oourta. Edoins, Obkmht. jr M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Offioe Over Eugene Loan & Barings bank Eugene, Oregon. 0, B DOBRIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAft Will Dractioe in all the court of the Hecam Judicial District and in the Supreme Uour ot tne state. Special attention riven to oollectioni anu matters in probate. umue UJrst national ua&K uiag, Kooma 1. 2 and & John M. Edmunson Leon B, Edm uhsoq EDMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneys-At Law. Practice Ic all the courts. Collections a speci alty. 0 tlice Over Loan A Savings Bank. EUGENE. OREGON, OUIS R BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioe in Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. Sp.ivial attention given to land and mining matters. ' Engens, Oregon, MEDICAL. J3AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Ban ttuuoung. Special attention to surgery and surgical iti umsoi wonien. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcokis. Oasoov R G BIDDLE, farfX iDENTIST Office -On Olive street, between Klftlh sad Sith tr-itoae bloss wat of Minnessots hotel J-JEKBEKT LEIGH AS9AYER AND METALLURGIST EOODTI Or.too Bet equipped Anaf Tboravory in the Slate rmmpt and reliahls return guarmnieeri. WorkiDg teU made on ore samples of one t, Gftj pound to determine the most snitabl method of treatment. rpHE PACIFIC MUT'AL LIFE. J Very Latest f IFR AND ArCTi SN7 POLICIES ALBEhT 3 CARON, Gei Airt. Poit'and, Of JU WILLIAMS, Local Aft, Eugsus, Or Til. Rk.ln.H. W I j - I have beeu iu the buaiueu fof nine years," says a drug clerk quoted by the 1-hiladelphJa Record, "and up to date I have learned of 3.8B7 cures for rheu matism which regularly licensed nhy slclaus know nothing about-or at least, if they do, they don't recommend them. People come in suffering from rheupiatism-and It's queer that peo ple who suffer from rheumatism all seem to look aud act alike and present a doctor's prescription. "The first thing they want to know is t'OW much it's ttllnv in tm I Lw.t. d vvaw a iwa , over the prescription and tell them, aud then they invariably rear up on tb-lr hlud legs and howl. They tell ma uuui .mo virtues or something that cured Uncle Henry gout's milk, drunk at 3 o'clock every morning; a raw on ion carried in the left band hip pocket, a horsechestnnt carried in tha Teat pocket, magnetic rlnga-oh, all aorta of things that I've made notes of. It has become so thut I nra discouraged over the chances of Ailing a prescrip tion for a rheumatic patient" A Dlmcnlt Feat. In the old days of western Pcnnsyl vania, when tqe people had little mon ey to pny for teachers and could spare their boys but little time from tha work of the field, school "kept" almost in cessantly during the few weeks when it was in session, with no Saturday holidays and very brief recesses. At one little schoolhouse among the moun tains an old fashioned Irish schoolmas ter was once employed who kept his boys grinding steadily at their tasks, but gave them permission to nibble from their lunch baskets sometimes as they worked. One day, while the master was In structing a class in the rule of three, he noticed that one of the pupils was paying more attention tn n 'ni pie pie than to the lesson. "Arrafi, I mere;- said the master. "Jack Bales, be listenln' to the lisson, will ye!" "I'm listening, sir," said the boy. "LlBtenln", is it!" exclaimed the master. "Then it's llstenin' wld one ear ye are an' atin' pol wid tho other!" A Singular Blarrtaare Cnatom. The Kurds have a very curious and somewhat dangerous marriage custom, which ono would think would bo more honored in the breach than in the ob servance. The husband, surrounded by a bodyguard of twenty or thirty young men, carries his wife home on his back in a scarlet cloth and Is desperately as saulted the whole way by a number of girls. Sticks and stones are hurled at the bridegroom, who, in tho coming home with his bride, can hardly be consider ed a very happy man, for the irate amazons often Inflict on him marks which ho carries to the grave. It may be that among the lady pursuers are some of the bridegroom's former "flames," who turn the mock attack into downright earnest ' to avengo slighted love. i i An Excited Vlilon. "Baptizing days" are great events among the negroes of the south. On one occasion the old black preacher took two candidates, one a middle aged, sedate, quiet man, the other a young, excitable fellow, well out In the stream, where the water was waist deep. He put the older one down first, who came up, folded his arms and look ed dignified and pious. ' ! The younger one, after being put un. der, came up greatly excited and shout ing: "Glory! Glory! I Beed de Lord! I seed him Iu de water right down dar at de bottom!" ' , The older one, patting him on the shoulder, said: "Hush, honey; hush. Dat warn't de Lord. I seed it It was Dothin' but a terrapin." New York Tribune. - " - Bow Llnooln Felt. I In 18G2, says a writer in the Kansas City Journal, Colonel Alexander of To peka, who was an intimate friend of President Lincoln, visited him at Wash ington and found him id a greatly' de pressed state of mind. ; "This being, president isn't all it 1b cracked up to be, is it, Mr. Lincoln?" inquired Colonel Alexander. : 1 ; "No," said Lincoln, bis eyes twinkling momentarily, "I feel sometimes like tbe Irishman, who, after being ridden on a rail, said, 'Begorry, If It wasn't for the honor av tho thing, I'd rather walk!'" ? -', . .' (!'!. ' ' An Anelent River. In Long Island sound, not far from the north shore of the island, is clearly defined the channel of an ancient river. As shown by tho United States coast survey, it is a gorge, having a depth of about sixty feet below the general floor of tbe sound on either side of It The gorge or channel was cut into the bed rock of gneiss, tbe erosion of which la exceedingly slow. ' . 1 A Nice. Friend. ' I Markley You're a nice friend to have. Why didn't you lend Borroughs the $9 be wanted? Kraft Why shoald I? il: I Markley To save me. You must have realized that he knew If be didn't get it from yon be would from me. You've practically robbed me ot that "flver." Philadelphia Press. . To Relieve, the MonotOMr "Yon ought to' have a change of scene," said the physician. But my dear sir," protested the pa tient "I am a traveling man by profes sion." 1 "Well, that's the point Stay home awblle and see something besides ho tel rooms and stations." Washington Star. A mnn needs exercise as well M a .Minnlhov. but take it mcxlcratelr. bme of the gnarled and knotted frame of early age are the rheumatic bodies of overworked acrobats. Schoolmas ter. Look Pleasant, Please. ot,ninnr.nha, P CI H.rTun. nt F..lnn. 0, win do ho now, houti fur years he asouy from tne worst form or inaigwe inn. All phylcian and msdieine Ml I lo help him till he tried Eleo'rlc BHtors which wnrswi sucn wonnere fur Mm thst h declares Ihey sre a soriwnd to suflerers from dypepla snd nofi-..noh tropbl . Uorlvaled fr dieewes ' ,ne "tnmai b, liver and kidneys, they build up and bits new . BhAla bb. turn Trw th.m OnlySOo. Guaranteed by W L Of J,ano. A Oam. ot Leaprroc. Napoleon Bonaparte, as la well known, was In the habit of walking with bis aims crossed upon bis chest and his head slightly beut forward. . 'Isabsy, the painter, was at Mamalson,'and he aud some of the first consul's aids-decamp were having a gam'e'ot leapfrog on the lawn, laibey had already Jumped over tbe beads of most of them, when at tbe turning of a path be espied the last player, -who," In the req uisite posltlen, sortucd to be waiting for the ordeal. Isubey pursued bis course without looking, but took bis Uigbt bo badly as only to reach the other's shoul der, aud both rolled over aud over In the sund. To Isubey's consternation, his sup posed fellow player turned out to be Bonaparte, who got up. foaming at the mouth with auger, and, drawing his sword, pounced upon the unfortunate trtlst Isabey, luckily for himself, bet ter nt running than at leaping, took to his heels and, jumping the ditches di viding the property from the highroad, got over the wall and never stopped until, breathless, be reached tha gates of the Tulleries. Isabey, it was added, went Immedi ately to Mme. Bonaparte's apartments, and she, after having laughed at tbe mishap, advised him to He low for a little whUe. ' . Cemeteries Where Women Gossip. Friday, the Sabbath of the Moslems, when all true believers of tha mascu line geuder make a point of going to church, their wives, sisters, and daugh ters resort to the cemeteries and wall for the dead. But all their time Is not spent in weeping, and sorrow Is not tbe only emotion tbey display on these occasions. They take with them bunches and garlands of flowers and decorate the graves of their relatives and pray and weep over the dead for a time. Then, when this pious duty is performed, tbey gather in little groups and have a good time gossiping about the living. Thus tho day of mourning is very popular among the Moslem women. It gives tbem almost the only opportuni ty they have of cultivating the ac quaintance of their neighbors, because it is not customary to exchange visits as in our country. Exohnnge. Different Kinds of Feet. As to national characteristics In feet it may be said that the French foot is narrow and long. Tbe Spanish foot is Bmall and elegantly curved thanks to its Moorish blood corresponding to the Castillan's pride of being "high in tbe instep." The Arab's foot is pro verbial for its high arch. The Koran soys that a stream of water can run under the true Arab's foot without touching it v The foot of the Scotch is high and thick; that of tho Irish flat nnd squate, tbe English short and fleshy. When Athens was In her ze nith, tbe Greek foot was the most per fectly formed and exactly proportion ed of that of any of the human race. Swedes, Norwegians and Germans have the largest feet Americans the smallest Russian toes are "webbed" to the first Joint Tartarian toes are ail the same length. Queer Coronation Custom. One of the most extraordinary gifts made on tbe coronation day of Edward I. was that of GOO borscs, which bad been used by the royal princes nnd oth er personages In the procession to Westminster abbey. These horses, all richly caparisoned and harnessed Just as they were, were let loose Into the very midst of tho mob after the ban quet in Westminster hall that always succeeded a coronation in those days. The people In tbe streets were permit ted to catch the animals, and to him who caught a horse it and Its appoint ments belonged. London Chronicle. A Homentoua Game. "How Is your story going to end?" asked the publisher, who bad dropped In to Bee the gifted author. ' "That will bo decided by the poker game I'm going to play this evening," said the gifted author. "If I win, the story will end with the bero and hero ine marrying and everybody happy. If I lose, I shall kill off the hero, send the heroine to a nunnery and All tbe last chapter Just as full of misery as it can stick." Chicago Tribune. ; I Ilia Onlr Chance. Kindly Old Gentleman Why do you carry that umbrella, little boy? It's not raining. . "No. sir." "And the sun's not shining?" "No, sir." "Then why do you csrry it?" "Well, when It's raining pa wants it and when the sun's shining ma wants It and it's only this kinder weather 1 can get to use it at all." St Louis Globe-Democrat ; Wlnnlnfr tier Pnpa, She When you go to ask papa, tbe first thing he will do will be to accuse you of seeking my band merely to be come his son-in-law. He Yes? And then I "And then you must agree with him. lie's a lot prouder of himself than he Is of me." The Chief Rod. "Wbat" Inquired the student "do yon regard as the chief end of man?" "Well," answered the professor, "It depends upon what you want the man for. If you want him to do brain work it's bin bead, and If you want him, to run errands It's his feet"' ' Jfnrrrlnir For Money. -. ' . When a sflii marries for money, very often she lies to make the divorce court hT collection agency. Baltimore Her ! Many ft mnn who Is onpb! of gfy Ids km advice Ihij'I rr.paM' of eart lDg bis salt 1 CM-rHc-Hitfl'tf f iCLItH INftYROYAL HILLS j" -v Orisjlrail tsj li.ilf OrM.ilaA. IrJ V '! 1 ' hrr. &ria I W a' I'ar''-.' lstsMl(lt v n ii i 'r..ir r. t . .X P (urn Ma.il. I ' ' -r ji i.,..w:.'. Ik. -. 1 A.H bf ivM'runiA, buit fneun el CLASSIFIED COLUMI, Notices nndsr this head out to' aioaed fi, Inoa. 60 aula par waeki U M month) II paryaar. For Sale. KOK SALK (IK 1UAUK.-U7 nor, on the Military road 28 miles frou Euceue, 6 miles fit m Lowell, on lb. Willauirtte river. 70 acre button land; 12 kctts char; the feel till wliu tuiua timber. There is a gooa I Iiouko wliu four loams, smoke houst uu ubiu, i win sell or iraue ai baigaiu. Call ou me at Mrs H fc Gardner's ou First street between Jeftersop and Madison, or address 'I f Uuoch Eugene, Oregon, FOR HALE, Oue good S hores power portable euglue with woodsaw at tachment; one turning lathe ; out band saw; one table saw, atabnr g'dn. EuquLe of il K Walkti Bprliiqae.d.Ore. FOK SALK A I. op reae, a bo, sprayer and a furnaoe for sale. En quire at Guard offloe. frOB SALE. A flue residence foi sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laud Uo. or of Mrs Beslop ou the corner of Fllih and Lawieuce streets, f Help Wanted. APRENTIUE8 WANTFD..Etiqulr at Mrs B F Wblteaker's No I Gust Bin street. ..- W ANTED..-Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each Hlate (one lu this county required) to represent aud rlvertlse old establish ed wealthy business bouse o; ar.lid financial . standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expeusee aditlonal, all payable in Oaah eaoh Wednesday alreot from bead ofHorj. Horse and oarriage furnished, when ueoessaxy. 1 Refereuoes, Euoloee self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxum , Bullillnir, Ohio urn Miscellaneous. FOK KENT. Two rooms, suitable either lor otlloes or living in tbe Conser Block. Apply to Drs Wllloughby A 8 II.' ' . LOdT. A Oauvaea "imzzwd'' over ' ooat on the road batween Falrmount ' and Bangs' stable. ' Fluder please ' leave at telephone offioe, 'Eugene, ; and get liberal reward. W J Collins. SITUATION WANTED.-As.oook j In a milling or logging camp by an experlenoed and steady man. , Ad. drees 01 Bex, Eugene, Oregon, , Cily and Nearby 1 Country, Prop erty for Sale. , .; I offer for sale at a low prioe 120 acres of land 2 miles southwest of Kugane; aboat 4A acres of same cleared; plenty of water. AIho 4) aoraa 2 milea weat of Eugene, and 5 aorea clou to the corporate Umita on the weat. Also 16 sores of nioe bottom land 3 milts north of Eugene on river road. I also offer for sale some desltibl. build ing lota at residence, Pearl and Sltth streets. Anyone desiring such property will do Well to see me. .. '. ivii,' ,-. - ' ',1 , DavidChssby. logons, Oregon. Moved. - I M Francis has moved bis place of buiiness from Wtst Fifth street to tbe last house on West . Eighth street, at tbe corner where tbe road turns south. All old patrons are Invited to oal at the new plaoe. t f 1 .:,-.r V Hop Posts , Wanted. Fifteen hundred cedar bop posts to quere S Inches at laraeend, and 14 feet long. To be delivered on bank of river at Jondklus' Point, S miles above EugeDe anytime this summer or fall Address, , -..... . ', ,' r 1 . WB WALKER, ' Eugei.e, Or. "For alx Ymr) I wm Titlm ofdr- Sepal In Its worst form. I could et nothiiiB ut milk toast, and at times my utomach would not retain and dlfrest even that Lvt March l bettao Uklnr OASCAKKTH aid nine, then I bave atfladtljT improved, until I an u well aa I ever wo Id my life." David B. Murphy, Newark, O. ! CANDY '.u-il ':a M CATWAPfTIC Jk TWADf fill M"" V Good, Mor Rltikon irettken, of lOu, tbo.Wc Pleount, Palautjl si. Pntaml. TAttA lirhvl Tn ... CURB CONSTIPATION. ... sHarilaaj m4j iMftrnj, Ck , MMtfMl, f awt. Itl HO-TO-BAC 71 SUMMONS In the Circuit Conrt of the State ol Oregon for the County of Lane. WitHam M. BunipPUintuV. ) v l.i i ! Hattl. V. Bump, Defendant To llattie V. Bump, the abovs) named da- DYSPEPSIA . ronnant. ' ' Tn the nams of the Stat, of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear la the above entU tied oourt In the above entitled oauae and answer the onmplaint of . pUiatlrl filed In said oftert and oanee, on .at Before alt. Weeks ftuw the date of the firat publication ol thia eum mona. or the plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for In said complaint, tn witl ' ... Bt . A decree illMiiKlng tbe bonds of matrimony now eiiatlng between aaid plaintiff and de fendant herein, and for the care and cqitod. of Dee Mar Bnmp, the minor daiisbtor of plaintiff and defendant, an 1 - anon 'vtliei relief as to the oourt seems proper,. . . , Thie aiimmons Is publlahed In the DaiLt Knosjrs ilnasn rmm a week for air n'e-eiv a.ka by order of the Hon H. It KlaokU, County Juilre ot Lane Cotinly, Oregon. ' Made and entered herein on the 4th diy of Aujfo,t, and the daU of the Bret pub lioation hereof it the Mh oay of Annul, 11102. L. BILYEU, AMonwy for VMmtU. w- . t 0 . L City Property for SaU Haraaicts' Aoomoa to Kcouu To those desiring lo pnrohaae city lots, I live laid out an addition on the aouih side d the ciu aud north of College Hill Park 1 have I'iO lota in thia addition, and am val log them very low so ei lo enab e ever) 'On 10 have a home of their awn. Tbe price I ibese lots is from S50 up . . 4Ji Siiwisr AsnrnoM ro Ecoisn I have some very desirrab:. lots in thl dillliou, u ihe very heart of Ihe city and li bin a few blocks of Willamette street, WaTruasu's Addition 10 Eoosnt I bave a lew lots in thia addition within io block, of the First National Bank. Uou.101 II ill Pinx - I have 100 lots In this addition. The price now is 50 eaoh. W will advanoe he prioe soon. We expect College Hill Park to become the most deair.ble real Jeuoe pioperty in or Bear the oily. lisNDBioxe' Addition to Colzjeos 11 ill Paax We have 70 lots for sals oheap in thia tdrfitiont alao 40 or 60 aorea of very choioe Iruil land. I hav. ou tbia plaoe 1300 young prune trees, abort 4u0 Barllett pear treej, aud 200 black walnut tree, also applaa. plums snd small fruits. Tb is plaoe has a nn nouse, oam ana out no isee, and is a moat beautiful suburban pure of prop eny. It Is known as the Locust Hill faini, wd there is no plaoe in ihe state more twsaiitully and pleasantly aitoated. . 1 am not in real estateonaiue.asa bnsi ucai w. Mil our own lands only. I employ no agents. Any one desiring to pnrohaae any of this property will find me st the irst National Bank. I will be pleased to show property and give prions, I mii(ht ex change some of this property for good timber land. Come and see me. ...Mwl.tl i , ' 1 New Addition to Eugene. R V Baker A (Jo have platted Ihe K F sooti laud vouBi-tlng of 82 lots situ nte two hlooks south of tqe . Paltersnu ,ubool building. Theee sre desirable lots aud are for sale at reasonable prloes. For further information call on . , , It K Baker,' Office at No 6 West Niuth street. Just Look at Her. Whence oame that sprightly step, faul lees skin, rich rosy oooii lexloli, "lulling faoe. She looks g' od, feela guild. Here's her sroret. She uses Dr King's New Life Pills. Kesuit, all orgnus native, digestion good, no bead, aohea, do olmnoe for 1 blues." Try 1 hem yourself. Only 25o at W L De Lsno'e. Bankers Life Association ol Dti Molnei, Iowa, Sals Iruuraaca Low ktcs Spsclal Ftsturu thst plaus busy rata. '" RatacArdi tt flrtt National Bank -c sad Loan and Saving! bank. ,C, ,S Farrow & Co ; . , ...REAL ESTATE..;' Loans and Inauranoe: Healer in Harreatlng Mrtohlnery, Imple munla. AIho havo itorige room ti at foaaonablo rates. . . Offloe 5CA Willamette Bt . .. juo ou.J 1 :1 '" 1:' 'I .'- I 'jinJoTlHin; , ; 1 W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY, DINNER, 50c Eugene; I .l.i.n a. Oregon GapClosed " The operatlon'of through' traliu b-l i ' tween Ban FraooUoo and Loa An . gelei. via Hurt and, Santa Barbara, will begin un Sunday, . March 31, 1901 ; ....ONTHElNEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throngn Tralm Dally. The Coait Line TJmitwl leaving each terminal eaily In the morning equip ped wl'h eleKont oafe and parlor oara, will make daylight tripe through the moit picturesqne, varied and enter talcing, eoeoee on the oontinsntfi Inquire ol ageoU of the4 j louthern 'acifio;- Corvallis & Eastern ..i TIME CARD NO. 30. No, 2 for Yaqolna , Train leaves Albany WM V M Leeree Corvallis UOPtl Arrives Y equina 5:S6 P U No. 1 Keturnluf Leaves Y equina 7KW A M Leaves Corvallis 11 JW A M Arrives Albany 12il4 P bt No. 8 for Uetrais - i Leaves Albany 1 0" PIM Arrives Detroit , 3 41, l'M Nov 4 Hum Detroit . , , . . ii iMves Detroit 6 30 A Kl .. Arrives Albany... lliOo A W Trains I and 4 arrive r llirj . un , etmnect with th e H P tenth I - i ' - i aairlrlnitwo tiiixelioe I In hi deiierture ol S P north bound train. Traia No 2 ooonecta with the ti P trains a Corvallia and Albany givlos direct aervloe t Newport .and adjacent beeches. Traia 8 tor Detroit, llrel'.nbuah and other mnuotain reeoria leavee Allieny at 1.O0 p tn after the mlval of H. P. anuth. bound train fp,m foriland, rearhlng D.' n.it at Ma p m For further Information apply to EDWIN STONE, Menee-ar T H TI RNER Agent Albany 3 H CKON1HK. rlrnl i.rrLnie, SOUTH AiNJ) EASi VIA Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Traim ,tv y ugt-uv (r 1 t.ftl.iiii and war Jib h tu 'J-Oe p ui 1:30 a m ,nl p ui 7:46 p lu .8:30 p n 1:16 ft m 12-08 a iu 4 at Hi b;lu t. lu lv KuKt-ue Ar Atiblaud Ar hacrtsUieuto Ar fcwau b rancuuo Ar Ogtlen Ar l.'euver Ar Ksuuuui City Ar Cbicohto Ar l.o Anuelee Ar Kl Pan i Ar Kurt Worth Ar i'ityuf .U-xiuo Ar Ilututon Ar New Drleanti Ar W'oMliititon Ar ISew York 6-45 a d U- m m U.-OU am i- IX) a in 7:2.'i a iu 7$i. a u. 7:45 a m ' UO a m 1-20 p m CiKi p m li:;ti) a in 9:55 a Ut 4:0u a in 6;2r) p ut 642 a ui l.';4;i p m 7.00 a iu UKX) p ut 6-30 a tot y.A5 a n 4:00 a ui 6 W p m 6:4'.! a ut 12:43 p .. Pullman and I ourit ran un bothtraiuii. Chair earn Sacra mento to I Ktleu aud Kl Pttio. aud Ottrint fun to Chi can , tt Louis, Now UrltMuu and Watthiuaftou. Couurx'tiiiK at Son Krau cUoo with neveral teaiuhip 1 llnee for Honolulu. Japan. China, Phiilipiuee, CenUal and South America. Hoe Mr L G, Adair, apent at Kugene or addree ' W. E. OOMAN ii i A i'ortland Or TICKETS .TQANUirnoM ALI.. POINTS EAST i VIA v .x- SHORT LINE i TO ' i -. - St Paul, Oululh, Minneapolis, Chicago -. .. AND POINTS EAST , Throngh Palaoe and Tourist Sleepers uming anu uuuel Bmoklna Library Ca j DAILY TltAINSjFA8TTIME. For Rates, Folders and Full Informs regarding tickets, rontaaeto; ball on or addl ass ' J. W. P1IALON, I r a H. DICKSON, ot a -v 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. B. 0. DENNI8TON, Ii. W. P. A. 612,Flret Avenue, . SEATTLE, Wash' 'OREGON Shotxinb union Pacific Jtun TO CACT , THE LHOi: ''Ill V. Tha n. R. A M '' Glvaa tha .Choloa of S:;DAILY . TWO VIA THE OREGJM SHORT (a l LiMk Salt Laka, Denver, vmtnt, Chicago and Kanaaa City. . TH "GREAT KQRThtRN, Stokana Mlnneapol ' St Paul and Chicago Oouau Hleauiera leave Portland every " ' 6 Days for ' SAN KRANCItCO. Boats leave Purlmnu dully for all Wll lamelleand UolumtlaUiver Points. - Monthly Bteami ra to China and Japan i for lull Inforuiatlou call ou or a dross nearest O. it. & N. Ticket Ageul of address, ...... . . ... .i ' .I. A. UCKAIO. .'. (.: fSen'l Passenger Agent K.rilaiui O Your atntlon Is called to the TIONKEB I.I M IT K I ' traina i f the "OH IOACO, M I L. WAUKKE A HT PAUL KAII-KOAD. " lie only imrfeot train in tho world." Ton will And It deelnble ri.leon this Trains when going to any point In th Kaetern Htatea or Canada, They oonnes with all TranxHiiitlnmtal Trains and al ticket Agents aell tlcketa, Kor furthw information, pamphlets, ste. vk any Ticket Agent oe J. CaHi. i M t. If WE ,Tiv.v raeiA.e Ge erd Age,at, ,' ; POKTIJiKP, OKMON. ll!js"fceene"k . ' . m I t