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Newspaper Page TextTha '"M0".? ,,. . ox, Jars, lias borne tbq sljrnatare of yZrrr" 4 been mndo wider his per- Allow no one to docelvo vnnin All Co..nrllts, Imitations and Just-nS? Experiments that trifle with and endanpoS health S Xnfat.U and CUUdren-ExperUuce aaif," Wh at is C ASTO R I A contains neither Opium, Morphine nor oerarcotio ub,8,TC- iU "5V US It destroy. wrnS aUays Foverishnes.. it cures Diarrhoea auoV W ind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cure. ConsSpatton and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulateT no GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAY8 Bears the The KM You Hare Always Bought In Use. For Oyer 30, Years. T ..WTeUe MOTMt TWtCT. .. . GEflTRAIt WflTKWS fi JIIIiIiEH PROPRIETORS A fair share of the pnbllo pat ronage soltnlted. To the Farm era we will pay the highest market prloe for fat cattle, hogs and sh.ep. Bbop od Will amette Bt, Eugeoe, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered. Will Keep Consfanffj on Rand a Full Supplj.ol BEEF MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Groceries Having a lam and oomplete stook oi Staple and Kanoy Groceries, bought in tlie best market, I Jan offer the publlo better CASH Prices than any other house in Eugene J. L. PAGE arenom Heady for Easiness With the beet equipped plant In the doth!0 r "f-O'nlDK and dyeing ln h!" . 8peol,u msoblnery for olean .JjeH and finishing; ladles' dress Olveoaacall. WO HTBAM ULBANINO AMD DYH- Stt n?BK!' m' 6116 Wl.lamette "S; PPolte Guard offloe. trS wmopal olothlng sponged and '""ed for $,.oo per month. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E-BANGS, Proprietor RtJUr. I Du.taZt. Kntrane for Florsnoe ' Moeptiiundao tin.. for ",us. stage leaves KMnm.. -"""lU Staffe kana RIiMm. L ""SI ee dally exoept Sundays at 2 l5'dayi at 8 a m bllowlnl sen l 6pm the day hotel K..FAR H !5nnsL,u!?-" BanniiverV'stable. ..J wioa, "ra a Davenport's offloe y MUTUAL LIFE, INSURANCE COMPANY I New Yark r"ku uui i. uio ocas A.WANN, Eugene, Or. Bonght; and which ban h.n' Signature of.. - ATTOKN K YS-AT-LAW, J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Offioe Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTOENKY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Euous, Omook, A. 0 WOODOOOK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, Office One hail lloksouthof Chruunan B Kduimi, Oaaooa, B It SKIPWOBTH, J OHN M PIPES SKIPWOBTH & PIPES 4TT0KNEY8AT-LAW WW practice In all the Court's. Euoans O&aaoH. ualmus w thomfsos obas a haw, i lUtJMPOOM a. HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. . Offloe In First NationsBank Building. u. mi uio muni. Knouts, Oaaoov. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. augene, Oregon. BO, B D0RRI8, AtTTOBNEY ft CO UN8EL0K-AT-LA V Will Dractioe in all the oourte oi tha tWi.ni. Judicial Dietrict and in the Supreme (Jour, of the state. Speoiai attention given to collections aiw ma tiers in prooate. Uffioe Jurat .National Bank Uldg. Rooms 1. 2 and & John M. Edmunson Leon B. Sdm unson ESMUNSON & EDMUNSON. ttorneva-At-Law. Practioe In all the oourts. Co'Jeotions a sped' alty. JJerOiiioe Over Loan A Savings Bank, EUGENE, OREGON, OUIft K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Room d, Bpeoial attention given to land ana mining matters. . Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JJAINE A KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offioea In Eugene A Saving! Ban. Bunding. Special attention to surgery and surgical dia eases of women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Ecocia, Oanoos SK Q BIDDLE, tiht IDKNTIST, Offioe -On Olive street, between Fiftih and Minneesota Slth street one Olooc west cf ERBERT LEIGH AS3AYEB AND METALLURGIST Eoxitirs Oatoos Best equipped Assay laboratory In the Bute Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed. Working testa made on ore aamples of one to fifty pounds to dstermlne the Duet suitabb method of treatment. B PACIF10 MUTVAL LIKE. Very UhMt LIFE AND A CCIl INT POLICIES. ALBERT J CARON, Get. Agt. Portland, Or JM WILLIAMS, Local Aft, ugsce, Or I BU8INK8H 0ABD8 ' Fa4ttlMi v.- The political expression Taping your fwce. fixed" .aid an old cam-palgner.- -i, dne to a remark 0Uce made by Senator Jopn Sherman. "It was at a time when the senator bnd amassed the most of his fortune. i-H L farm ncar hls homB town, and while preparing to drive out to It one afternoon be was accosted by a book agent, who labored hard to sell one of bis books. Mr. Sherman was not In a mood to make any auch pur chase, and he finally silenced the man n.vlng: 'I can't afford to buy your u'-jk. It takes all my money to keep i'' fenevs died.' in millty Mr. Sherman refers t..c fences on bis farm, but some of bis political associates, hearing of the re mark a few days later, took It up at -..w ..m luaue a political phrase of It It was first confined only to the state of Ohio, but it bas now become so """"w mat no one ever takes the trouble to wonder where It originated." Phllflrlalnliln m v.l'UlO A1UJVB. Sllenc!nK the Qiullcian.. A French gentleman who had been with M. de Talleyrand for twenty years accompanied him to the congress at Vienna after Napoleon's exile to Elba. People naturally concluded that this iuuk muuiacy had nindn him famiiic witli a number of particulars of the minister's life and bearing also upon the events with which he had been mixed up. Worried with questions, the friend Invariably replied that be knew nothing, but the questioners would not uo buiibucq ana returned to tbo charge. "Very well," finally said TallevmniV. confidant, "I'll tell you a peculiar and Biiogeiner unknown fact In connection witn M. de Talleyrand. Since Louis a . no s the only man who can open a soft boiled egg with ono backward stroke of his knife without spilling a drop of the contents of the shell. That's the only peculiarity I know In connec tion wuu mm." - Discretion bad scored n ii;Hh rfn. tory. From that moment the questions ceased. Tennraon'a EarlT p.... Tonnysou was only elcht "when he covered bothniri nr hi. brother's slate with a poem on "Flow ers," done in unimpeachable meter. His brother had said to him, "See If yon can write poetry," and when ha renrl the verse on the slate he mcre'y said, "You've done It." Between the nirea nf eleven and twelve the young poet wrote an epic or over 4,000 Hues In Scott's octosyllabics mingled with heroics. These were the only finished poems of Tennyson's boyhood, but when about fourteen or fifteen years old he com menced a drama in iambic meter which still survives. Thus ho practiced him- self In three different meters beforn he began seriously to write or publish. ForKettlnar Hla Own Picture. Reynolds once forgot tbo existence of one of his pictures. Burke once ob tained a very early work and called on tho great artist, submitting the work as that of a young student who sought advice from the master. Reynolds had long look and then asked. "Is the painter a menu of yours?" Burke replied In the affirmative. "Well," replied the great man. "I real. ly don't feel able to give an opinion. It's a cleverlsh thing, but whether it is of sufficient promise to Justify tho young man in adopting art as a profession I cannot say." Sir Joshua had entirely forgotten his own work. Chambers' Journal. Taking; One's Own Pnlae. Being able to "take" one's own noise is a doubtful accomplishment because the heart has some peculiarities, the importance of which are sure to be overestimated except by physicians, and much uneasiness occasioned In consequence. Irregularity of the pulse Is naturally to no small number of people without other signs of disease. may also be simply I a transient symptom, duo to errors of habit or other causes, which, disappearing, leave no trace behind them. " . Too Coatlr. " ' ' . King George IL once wished to add the Green park. In London, to bis pal ace grounds whether the people liked it or not Be Inquired of his minister as to the cost His lordship, mindful of the general discontent then prevalent answered; "The cost Blr? Oh, It would be a mat ter of three crowns!" The king took the hint The people kept their park and the sovereign his triple throne. Cinnamon aa sa Antlaeptfo. No living germ of disease can resist the antiseptic power of essence of cin namon for more than a few hours. In destroying microbes It Is not less ef fective than corrosive sublimate. Even the scent kills them. A decoction of cinnamon should be drunk In locali ties where typhoid fever or cholera prevails. Superb. "What a regal carriage he has! Then Is surely royal blood In his veins. Dc you know him V whispered the enthu siastic woman. - "Yes," replied the man, "ho comes of a long line of Janitors." Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. Hncli In Her Itsns, Church She Is a Russian countess. Gotham Indeedl Has she much la her own name? "Has she? She's got nesrly the en tire slpbabet!" Tonkers Statesman, Bad Beginning's. A bad begginnlng makes a good end ing sometimes, but more often It makes a very quick ending. Syracuse Herald. Learning without thought Is labor lost; thought without learning Is peril. ous Confuclua. Look Pleasant, Please. Pbntogrspher C 0 Harlan, of Eaton, O, can do so now, though for years lis couldn't becauae he suffered ontoild agony from the worst rorm or innigmt lon. All physicians and medicines failed to help Dim till be tried r.leolrlc Hitters which worked such wonder fnr him that he declares they am a ndaend to aoflerers frm dyspepsia and stomach troubl e. Unrivaled for rtlaeaaes of the stomaeh. liver and kidneys, Ihev build up and irivs new .f to the whole sytem. Try them. Only 500. Guaranteed by VV IiDs- Ltno. . aa. Ulnar Crlaaea. Hardship and privations do not im prove the temper, and Insubordination M6ily supervenes, while the temptation of drink, if It is to be had, is too often Irresistible to weak but well meaning men long deprived of such dissipation. Another fruitful source of trausgres alon which, If we are to trust vague re ports, became at times epidemic was the almost natural surrender to phys ical exhaustion, says Major Arthur Griffiths In The Fortnightly Review. To sleep on sentry la one of the most serious of military crimes. It Is Inex cusable from tho military point of view, for tbo safety of thousands may hang upon the vigilance of one man. yet tho strain of some wearisome, long protracted march or fatiguing opera. uons win sometimes explain what can not De aerenuea. Nor can we shut our eyes to possible guilt of a more contemptible, If not mort flagrant, kind. Misbehavior be fore the enemy cowardice. In plain English Is not-absolutely unknown in our or any other army. It is wiser, pernaps, to draw a veil over Its exhlbl. tion and the punishment that must fni. low, yet we cannot shut our eyes to the certainty of its occasional occurrence. The Divinity ot Justice. The one divine work, the one ordered sacrifice. Is to do Justice, and It is tbo last we are ever inclined to do. Any tning rather than that; as much char ity as you choose, but no Justice, lay," you will say, "charity Is great er than Justice." Yes, it is greater; it is the summit of Justice; it Is the tern pie of which Justice is the foundation. But you can't have the top without the bottom; you cannot build upon char ity. You must build upon Justice for this main reason that you have not at first charity to build with. It Is the hut reward of good work. Do Justice to your brother you can do that whother you love him or not and you will come to love him. It Is all very fine to think you can build upon charity to benln with, but you will find all you have got to begin with begins at homo and Is essentially love of yourself. John Rus kin. The Thonarhtfal Stork. On a treo close to a house, within a short distance of tho river or canal, there was a storks' nest with young ones. The roof of the house cnught fire one day, and, though the Humes did not actually reach the tree, tho beat became scorching. So the mother Btork flew down to tho water, got Into It and drenched her breast; then, re turning to her young, slio spread tho mass of cool, wet feathers all over them. This sho repeated over and over again, flying to the river, going down Into the water and returning, her plum age drenched with wet. And thus tho nest was saved, and the tender nes tlings were preserved alive until tho fire bad been got under and all was safe. The truth of this remarkable story was vouched for by more than one eyewitness. Cornhill. Hard on the Parsoa. The village clergyman went away for his holiday, and a neighbor took 1)Ib Sunday duties. After the substitute had preached bis first sermon be remarked to the clerk In tho vestry: "i am sorry, John, that I gave you such a short discourse, but the reason Is that the dog got Into my study and tore up several leaves of my sermon.1 The clerk gazed wistfully upon the speaker and said: "Oh, sir, do you think you could spare our parson a pup?" London An swers. What Weeping? Henna. Tears are the result of a nervous storm In the central nervous system, under which there Is such a change In the vascular terminals of the tear se creting glands that the excretion of water from the glands Is profuse. Some excretion Is always In progress In or der that the surface of the eye may be laved and cleared of foreign matters which may come In contact with It but the controlling center Is at a dis tance. Better Than a Sermon. Mammy Bless mah heart If da chile alu't cuttin' bis eyetooth! Little Rastus (In alarm) What's an eyetootb. mammy? Mammy Why, do eyetooth, chile, watches ebry word dat yo' tonguo ut tehs, an ebry time yo' says a bad word it'll pain dat good eyetootb so much dat It'll ache fo two houbsl Puck. The NorwaVyOath. Probably the most curious European oath Is administered In Norway. Tbo ,lc. I.la n.mk 1... e a a m.b .uuu,v. ui. iui.uiivi and his middle fluger. These signify the Trinity, while the larger of tho up lifted fingers Is supposed to represent the soul of the witness aud tho smaller to Indicate bis body, Mean. He I am really surprised at Dr. White. After being our family doctor for yearB and treating me for all sorts of things, and to think of all the mon ey we've paid him too! She What has he done? He He wouldn't pass me for the life insurance companyl The Captive. "They tell me Maudo Uurlocks Is go ing to be married." "You're misinformed. ' Mlis Burlocks Is going to marry the man wbo la going to be married. Your dllllciilty Is that you don't know M!s llurlocks." Balti more News. Round Explain It. "Ssy, pn." asked Willie sweetly, what does a chopping sea chop?" "I guess,". Answered hla father thoughtfully. "It must be the sea board." I'hllnde'p'. In I'ccord. earn CHtCHtaTcn'si eiiolibh Pemnyrwal pills i iiiLiir.-iir.H.s r.fti.iMfl tl UK II l1 (: tie bow, sai(4 n i sw -tM-ani i .ti.r other. Urtu lsaarrsaa btltailr-s mm4 I ami Law !.. t f - fr -r i r ) 4r. 1ft U'n: Paril tiin, TmIIms.I Hi " Itw'Uf r-r I '1. i-flew. r f. I ra V. .(. 1".' - a s H.H M l"rui" tl '".I laaaalt-ea- -f 1M Ui Yet Hm 'inn BtM CUSSiflED COLUMI. tnoa.50 cents par week; tl 60 a uioi thj la For Sale. run SAL. OK iaADK.-147 aorte on the Military r.d 28 m,lM frim r-iNwir-, 6 miles frcui Lowell, on Hie Willatmtte river. 70 acres bottom ianu; lj acus cliarj lh test hill wliheouie timber. There la a cn.nl house wl.h four looms, smoke bouse ana uani. I will sell or trade at a uu on we at Mrs H K uaruuer'e ou First street between -euersou aim Madison, or address '!' r Uoocb Rugeue, Oregon l"n 1 u a r & . . u,,-um gooa 8 .borne power puriaoie euglue with woodsaw at tatobuieut; one turning lathe; one buud saw j oue table saw, at a bar- Kiu. jiuquhe of H K Walker oprinittieid.Ortt. I-OK BALE. A i.op pre, a prayeranda furnncf.r sale, quire hi Ouakd nfflov. hop En. Lnu . . I ' jn oaiit,-a nne residence foi sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Land .. or of Mrs Ueslnp ou the ooruerof Filiu and Jjawieuce streets. Help Wanted. APRENTICE8 WANTFD..Euoulrt. at Mrs 8 F Wblteaker's No 8 East 8iu street. v ANTED. Several perenus of char acter and good reputation in each slate (one In this county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouse oi si.lid flnsnoial standing. Bulary $18.0(1 weekly with expenses adltloual, all payable In cash eaoh Wednesday dlreot from head offices. Home and oarriage furnished, when necessary, References,' Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 808 Gallon Bulldiim, Ohioauo. Miscellaneous FOB RENT. Two rooms, ouiluble either lor offloes or living In the (Joner Block. Apply to DrB Wlllounhbv A H n. LOo'i'. A oauvasa 'tiiizaard'' over. ooat on the road batveeu Fairmouul and Bangs' stable. Fluder please leave at telephone ofiloe, Eugene, and net liberal reward. W J Collins. SITUATION WANTED. As nook Id a mlulDg or logging camp by au experienced and steady man. Ad UresB 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 1 miles southwest of Eugene; about W acres of same cleared) plenty of water. Also 41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 6 acres olose to the corporate limits on the west. Also 16 acres of nloe bottom land Si miles north of Eugene on river road. I also offer for sale some desirable build ing lota at residence, Pearl and Slith streets. Anyone desiring such property will do well to see me. David Cuiiutr. Eugene, Oregon, Moved. I M Frauds has moved bis place of business from West Fifth street to the last hou-e on West Elgbib street, at the ooruer wbere,tbe road turns south. All old patrons are Invited to oal at tha new place. . Bop Posts Wanted. Fifteen hundred oedar hop posts to square 6 Inubes at larueend, and 14 feel long. To bo delivered on bank of river at Jundklns' Point, 2 ml lee above Eugen&auytlme this summer nr tall Address, W R W Ai.KEK, Eugei e, Or. DYSPEPSIA For alz rears I was n victim of d ve pepala in Its worat form. I could cat nothing pus m ia wasf, inu aniraeamy avomacn woum not retain and unreal even iuul L.ast Marcb boftiin taking CASCAJtETS .nd ulnce tlicn X navo Htoauny improvoa, ucui 1 am u well I ever wu la my ilfo." Uaviu II. Mubpet, Kwi.rk, O. - ONOV TKAOI UUN Ple&annt, Palmabln, Potent, Taste Gtxxl. 1 Qood, oror Hlckoii, WakD, or Gripe. We XbdUttL ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... rliftff RstaatxJ UtirjMsif, , MMlrJ, In Tr. Ill SUMMONS tn.thrfCim;it (Vurt of the SUU of Oregon for the County of Lne. William M. Bump. PlafntifT. Wattle Y. Hump, Defendant. To Hattie V. bnmp, the above named d fonitant. In the name of the etat of Orafront yon are hnrahy rrquirl to Tprar fa the abm unti tled ootirt in t)ie above entitled oan and anewer the cmplaint of pUintiff filed in nai.1 court and oaua. n or itefure iu Week from the date of the tint publication ot thLa aum mnvn. or the plaiutiff will apply to aaid court for the relief prayed for in aaid oomplaiut. towlti A decree rilMolvlug the bond of matrimony now ex U tin ft; between aaid plaintiff and de feulant herein, and for the rara and enUfdv of una May lituiip, the mioor danuh er of plaintiff and defnndant, a&1 each othr relief ae to the oourfi eeema proper. . Thie an mm one la pa bibbed in th 1ii,t Kooimi (iVAHtt once a wrek for elz U'-oa-afve werke br order of the Hon H. K. KinCaid, County Judireof Lane Coaniy, Orrgoo. Made and entered herein on the 4th diy of Autruat. and the daU of the flwt pub I lea tion hereof la the 6th day of Autut, i'Att, U B1I.YKU, Attorney for Plain Uff. n ST T u City Properly for SaleJ Hssdsicss' Adbttiom to Ecot To llioae desiring to purohaae city lots, ir.ve laid out an addition on the souib sii oi me oil aud north of Collie lllll Park . ,u ,i,ia in UW aililmou,. and wiling mrui very low so as to snab e ever one to nave a home of their own. The prior Euaa Stswibt Addition to Ecosxi i nave some very desirrable Iota in thii a.iuiunu, m i tie very heart of the cut ami Villi, n A l.in, l.l-l 1 (..,.- ' ... ui v ninuiette struct, WluTklKia's Additiok to Ecuiss i nave a lew lota m this addition withii oi me rimt talijual Bauk. Coixsos Uux Pabx . nave iuo lt. m this addition. Thr K;.,tJU w wjl, a,ivall( V7' i '',l"H', V0I,k,'Ui . n-VVUJD lun uuttl oet.lr,,ul rest ..-uu, piupenv in or near the city. HlNDUlOKs' ADDmoN TO COU.KOS Uiu. Paaa We have 70 lota for sale ohesp in this . , ur ou acrea ot very choice Inilt land. 1 have ou Ibis place 1300 joum a tt i ' wul Darnell ptar tr et. w uiaea wuiuui triei., alao arplei plnniaand email finita. Thfa ..ia. i;.. Kod farm bouse, bam and uut houaea, anil . uiuai oeautliui suburban piioe of prop enjf. It la known aa the Locust Hill fa.uY ana mere la no plaos in .he alate inor. uuiiy ana pieuHautlv situated. I am uot iu real ehtalebuHii.e.eaan busi ness we Hill ourowu lands onlv. I , im,l,.v no ageeta Any oue dcslrluR to putchuae any of this property ill fliul me at tbo K,v0 pncoH. i muut ex. euaugo aome ot tins property for good -waswa muui VUUID UUU HBO lilt). New Additioa to Eugene. nr rsaser a t'n linvn tiiotiH ii,u o r noon IHIIU consl-tlug of 82 Iota situ ate two blocks south of the Patterson oliool biilldinir. t hi'i-e ere desirable lots and are for sale at reasonable prices. ror mrtber Informatlnu call on R F Bakkr, Offloe at No 6 West Ninth stieet, Inst Look at Her. Whence came that anrlohtlv .tun faulileaa nltln, rich nwv ooiiii b xlim' cmililng faoe. she liaika g. od, feel. go..a. Here's her s.oret. She llsea Ir iving-H new Uile mie. Result, nil urgans active, tiiKesiliiti gnutl mi bead ai'iies, oo oiiHUue lor ' blues." Try uriu jruurneu. vuiy 200 at W L Lie- Lano's. y Bankers Life Association of Dei Molnti, Iowa. Salt Insurance Low Rates Special features that pltsie busy men. Rale cards at First Nstlonal Bank and Loan and Savings Hsnk. 1 C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... LoanR rind InnurntKio. Donlor In lUrviiitiim Miuihlnory, Implo iniMiui. AIho hnvo nturugu room 8t rctmontble rtUuH, Lp-Omoo t306 Willamette St The jHoffman W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, . Oregon Gap Closed The oper-ition'of through tralna be tween Had Kranciftoo nd I Am An gelee, vlaBurf and Bant Harbva, will betfin un Sunday, March 31, 1901! ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... ' Two Throngn Tralni Coast Lino LI m I I Daily. Tho leaving each terminal eaily In the mornltiK equip ped wi'h elegant cafe and parl'ir earn, will make daylight tripe through the i moat piutureuet varied and enter taint n if, loenee on the oontlnent. JtKtuireof agente of thf C Southern Pacific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CAM) NO. SO. Nc 2 for aulna- , Train leavea Albany 12:4!, (- M leaves Cirvallla 1 :M I M rrivea Vaulna 6..S5 1 M No. I itetursinr leaves Ya.tilna 7m A M (Jorvallie, .11:80 A M Arrives Alliany No. I for Detroit ; Leaves Alliany Arrives Detroit No. 4 'torn Detrfrit l,eavrs Detroit Arrive Alliany ..12:1b V M 1:00 P M 5:43 P M . 6:30 A M 11.06 A 61 1 rains I stri 4 suits It lu . . i, , connect with 111 r 1 ..ill In i in 1 I aagivingtwo er three hems In All.rn lif deoarture of S 1' north hound train. 1'rain No 2 coiniecte with the H I1 trains a (rvallis aa.l Albany giving direct service t Newport and syljarrnt lirachea. Train .1 lor Detroit, liter. nhush and other monntaln rea.,r.a leavea Albany at 1.00 p m alter the arrival of P. s.,uth boned train In Purtlan.l, reaehing ler ,lt at 6:45 u m For furt'.sr Infonnauon apply to KDWIN HTONK, Mnar T H T' rtVKR Ag-ut Allainv J H C'KONISE, Agent Corvallis. SOUTH AND EAST -Tl A- Southern FaciiicCo SHASTA ROUTE leave 1- itgeue '.i"U st -A:t o .. f..r 1 urtland and way l:4L',ni. I .., luM.U tv Ku't-iie Ar Ashland Ar na.-raiuento Ar riau Frauclaoi a m l:SO p m P m 1:15 a in 1J-30 a m liiKKi a m hik) p m las a m 'IS P m 8:16 a m 5i4S a u IHt , m 'JM a m oa a iu 7 Hi a m 7;Ufi a ui 7M a m 9J0 a m Ogcten 1 'euver Kausaa City Cliicairo l.oa Angeles Kl P Kurt Worth I'ity of Meiioo Ileus ton New Orleauia Washington Near York 1:9 p m 6.-00 p ui 6:311 a m 8:65 a m 4 .011 a m ti:L". p m o:4J a m VI M p m 7.00 a ui 9KX) p ui 6-Jt0 a tu M a tu 4:00 a iu 6:'J6 p m 6:42 a m Pullman anil Tourist ears onJ both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to i .g,ieu and Kl l'aso, aud ourist ears to Chicaga, St Imis, New Orleans and Wasbiuittou. Cuuiiet'tlug at San Fran, oisco witli several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, l'hillipiues, 'Juutral and Bouth Auierioa. See Mr' I, G Adair, agent at Euiieoe or aililres , W. E. COMAN i A l-ortlaod Or TICKETS TO ANIJKROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St Paul, Dufuth, Minneapolis, Chicaai AND POINT8 EAST Thnraith Palaoo and Tourist Sleepers joining auti llullet Smoking Library Ca DAILY TiwAINSi FAST TIME. For Katea, Folders and Full Informa regarillng tickets, routes etc, call on or addieaa J. W. l'UALON, trill, DICKSON, oi A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. 11. 0. DKNNISTON, O. W. P. A. ia First Avenue, 8KATTLK, Wash OREGON SUOJLINB Unioi Pacific AMD LTO iTHE EAST Thu Oi R. N. Give the Cholce) Si DAILY of TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE TO ONE THE. GREAT kCRTriEfll, RC TS Eookana. Mlnneapnl )P St Paul and Chicago. Salt Laka, Uonveri Omaha, -Chicago and Kanaaa City, Oovan Hteamers leave Portland vary 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Koata leave i'tirliatid dally for all WU iBinelteaud Col unit la Kiver folots. Monthly Hteauiers to China and Japan bur full iuforuiatlon oail ou or a reaa tieurest O. R. At N. Ticket Agent or addruaa, A. L. CRAIQ. Oerl'l passenger Agent, '..MIlMl t. KL Y .iir ut'entlon la called to the "PIONKKB I.IMITKII' traln-of the "C'HICACO, MIL. WAUKHK HT.PAtrr, KAILItOAD. " I a tiolv perfect trains in tha world." Yon will liur it iMrable to ri.laoo this Traii,a when going to any point tn la Ka.tern Htatea or Canada. They oouose with all I'ranseontlnenUI Trains and si Heart AgenU sell tlckeU For further Information, pamphlets, eW ask any Tieltai Ant oil J. W. (7AHKY It. fl. ROWS Trav Pass A pent. Ue eraLAg.a. I'OKTXAND, OKITOON.