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iCiuu You Have Always Bought, mid which lias been'
tino i i:- over SO years. 1m w t. t ...... -
er 3C years, lias
r sGi si " mul- im(ir ins jKir.
.jt 777 , so"al supervision fsin.o Its infWv
mm lias
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All C..i(ii.iriits, Imitation niHlJiist-iis-r,milare but
Exp' . i'li i - . Hint ti ilYo with mid eutlamrer Urn health of
XdSuxA. ;. OhUdreu- Experi uee a-ainst Uxpcriiuent.
Wnat is CASTORIA
Castorin is a Harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Orops ami Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. 16
contains lieitlii.r Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
BUbslanr... Its a-o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms '
and allays l'everisiiuess. It cures Dian luea mid Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the
Stomach and Uowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Pauacca-Tlio Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
THC CtWT A U R OOMMNTi TT MUNKAV
GEflTHflli
JWARKET.
WATKIflS & IWILIiEH
PROPRIETORS
A fair share of the public put
roDBize Bnlldiied. To the Farm
era we will nay the hlirlieat
niarkettirloe for fat cattle, lings
and Bbrep. Bhop on Will
amette Ht, Eugene, Oregou.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a Full
Supply ol
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
muiitJiitrc
Having a large and
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best mirkett, I
wn offer the piblio
better CASK Price
thau any other hoiisf
in Eugene
J. L. PAGE
(lie are nom
Heady for Business
With the bent equipped pMnt In the
tate for etearrj.oiraning and dyeing
clothes. tpeoial machinery for clean
Idk, dyeing and finishing ladies' drew
goods. Olve u a call.
M ABX KTBAM t'LBANINO AND DYK
ING Works. OfhVe &16 Whlametle
street, nppo'lte Guaiid otlioe.
Your peranual clothing ponged and
preiwed for $;.00 per moolh.
EUBENE FLOREHCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
HtAtre leaves Eugene for Floivnot
Oally ezoept tjunday at 8 a m
Betarnlng stage leaves Floreno
for Kugene daily eznept Kmulays at 2
pm
Saturday b at 8 a m.
Arrives in Eugene at 6 p m the da;
following.
BIN'II.lrARg v
UUKU TKIP I)
Tickets (or sale at t. Bsnii' liter; suble.
EniFiior at Hard A Davenport's efflos
tlorence.
Th3 MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of Ntw York
All forms o I 'c, Endowmtnl snd Gold Bond
Policies snd Annuities. Cusrsntud value
nd rates furnlined by
W, A. WANN, Eugene, Or.
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homo tlio signature of
ueen made rmder Ills ,cr-
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Signature of
ffJTm.CT. tifM VOtft CITY
liLSlNiHB CAitUS
ATT0KNEYS-AT-LAY7.
J M WILLIAMS,
A'CTOilNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Jnica Over Lane County Bank,
BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
0 Hue Over First National Bank.
Guam, Ouzooh,
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW j
Office One half I Io :k south of Cbrlaman B 1
Kuumi, Oregon.
E K SK.IFWOKTH.
JOHN M PIPES
SK.1PW0RTH & PIPES
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW
Will practice in all the Court's,
Edqinu Obbuoh.
HILM08 W TBOHTBOH 0UA8 A HABD1
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IHIMPSON A HAKDY, .
ATTOKNEYa AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building. .,
tractioe in ail the courts,
KUQflNK, OitCCWN.
Attorney At Law.
Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
G
0, B DOHIUS,
AiTORNEY & COUNSKL0K-AT-LAV
Will practice In all the courts of the tieconi.
Judicial District and in the Supreme Uouri
of the state. ' 1
Special attention given to collection! a&u
tnaiters in probate,
Umue i irst .National Bank Bldg.
Kooins 1, ii and A.
John M. EJmuuson Leon B. Edm onaon
ELiMUNSON & EDMUNSON.
ttornejm-At Law.
Pm.,,,, fr .11 thA courts. Collections a speci
alty. rf"Umoo Over bum a 0V1UK" nana.
EUUbNE, OKEGON,
JOUIS E. BEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.iffir In l.n k. Sarins bank building. Room
i. Special attention ijnon U land and nunis
matten.
Eugene, Oregon,
MEDICAL.
JJ3AJNE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Jffices In Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bun
Building. ...
jpecial attention to surgery and surgical Oa
ea8 of women.
J S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
iVatches and Clocks Repaired,
EcoBii. Ohioo
K G BIDDLE,
1
;DENTISr
)ffic -On Olive sireet, between
9ith itfMt jae DlJc of
hotel
Flftlh end
MinnesMoU
H
HUBERT LEIGH
A33AYER AND METALLURGIST
Econia - - Obiooii
Bet eqrjpped Away laboratory in the Slata
Wo king tevU ue.l on ore namples ol one tt
fifty poun.ls to determine mo iu'-.
metbod ol treauDcD.
rpUE PACIFIC MUTVAL LIKE.
VPV l.t'-Afft
LIFE AND ACCIl 5M POLICIES
AIBEUT J CARO.V, Gei Agt. Portland, Or
JXI WILLI MM, Ical -. fr'S. Of
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AT BRfSTOW
STAT f ON
BY SCOTT CHALMERS
fopj-rljlit b T. t'. McClure o
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liristow Siutlou was in the ranhiui
swtlon of Texas, and a moro lone-
y and dreary place It vrould bo hard
1 tiiid. There was but one building,
iiieli orvl for frelghthouse, pauen
r depot and ticket and telegrnnb
otliec. Hert llrown, the K. and M.
agent, had to do all tho business and
cook his own meals over an oil stova
There were- four trains dally over the
road; but. unlesa flagged, the two pas-
Benger trains went through Bristow
at a fifty mile clip. To the west of tho
station was a long siding with cattle
pens, then a straight track for thirty
innes over the prairie.
Hert could always count on a visit
from three or four tramps a dav. and.
though the instructions from the divi
sion superintendent were to "discour
age" them, he took his own course In
tho matter. To "discourage" them
meant to threaten them with pains and
penalties and refuse them even a drink
of water. To Bert it looked too much
like childish spite, and, though he may
nave aone some growling now and
then, he always had a bite to eat and
a bit of tobacco for the "tourist" whoso
language was respectful. As a matter
of fact, there were times when he
could sit down with one of them for
an hour and be Interested in the
tramp's adventures by flood and field.
If Bert did not obey his instructions
to tho letter, the section boss on that
section did. He was a burly big fel
low, regarded by his emplos'ers as a.
bully and a coward. Knowing that ho
had the law on his side, he fairly went
hunting for tramps. If ono was found
track walking, ho received such a
thumping that he could hardly crawl
oft to n highway, and no freight train
with a hobo on the bumpers could pass
the boss that his sharp eyes would not
detect the culprit.
Perhaps it was this mnu's fierce
enmity toward tramps tnat softened
Bert's heart.
Agcut and boss had never bad a
word on the subject, however, until
ono summer afternoon ho happened
along with his car and his gang just
a tramp had reached tho station
and was resting In the Bhado. Bert
had not seen the follow as yet when
he heard a row outside. The section
boss had spied the hobo and stopped
to give him a drubbing. The tramp
was a man about thirty, and it needed
A BUltl'ItlBK AWAITED HIM AS IIH OFEKED
TUB DOOB.
only ono glance at his face to prove
that ho was not born to the road. He
had nn intelligent eye, and his speech
was that of an educated man.
The section boss was already slam
ming him around when Bert Inter
fered. As the big brute let go of his
victim he gave him a whirl aud
brought him down on the Iron rail.
The hobo lay there until Bert assisted
him to rise. He complained of a pain
in his side, but after resting for awhile
It seemed to pass off. The Btory be
told was not new to the agent. Born
of good parents and with a good start
In life, drink and a spirit of adventure
had been his banc. He did not men
tlon what occupation ho had followed,
and Bert, In his genial, thoughtful way,
refrained from exhibiting too much
curiosity. After accepting lunch, n
bracer of whisky and a few coins he
left the station and continued west
ward. This was toward sundown.
Th. ramp had been gone about an
hour when a thunderstorm came up,
and for an hour it rained furiously. A
mile to the east of Bristow they wero
putting in a new bridge over a small
creek, with the rulls laid on a tern'
poraiy track. It was not Bert's bus!
ness to worry about that bridge, and
ho hadn't riven It a thought when bo
received a message from Clairsvllle,
nine miles to the west, that the section
gang had been dumped Into tho ditch
ind all badly hurt. Then arose tho
oafstlon whether It was bis duty to
remain at the station and bo ready for
call or to make a trip to the new
bridge and see that all was aafe.
He knew that the creek would bo
bank full from the downpour, and as
Look Pleasant, Please.;
Photographer C C Har'an, of Eaton,
O, can do so now, thnunh tor years he
C olfln't because no puiierru uiii" i i
sonny from the worst form r.f lndige-.
bin. All phyalflUiMi arid medtclrea
MIe I lo help him till ha tried Kipo'rlo
Kllt-rs which worked ruch wonders
lor Mm that h dsrluea they are a
andnd to atiflsrera fr"m rivpl
and stomach trr uM . Unrlealert for
riiaeaaen of (he 'tnirneh, liver and
kidney.. Ihev hti'M up and ive new
i f. tn lha whole sytem. Trv lhm.
Only (
' Lano.
Only Wo. Ouaranteed by W LDc
"TTTTi'lM 'HI 'IH 'J
It was In the dry ssjm, when no rata
was expected, tho tnpirary tracks
might be swept away. Afti'r fifteen
I minutes of doubt and worry he tele
graphed Clalrsvillo that he irn going
to the creek and at once set out on a
i run. He had scarcely started when a
gale sprang up in his very teeth, and
within ten minutes it was all he could
do to make way against it at a walk.
larkness had fallen before be reached
the culvert. The bridge wus gone!
The first train due was a freight at
P o'clock. This train would sidetrack
et Bristow for the express bound east.
He had brought a red lantern, and this
ho managed to secure to a pole sus
pended over the track. That would
atop the freight, and he would get
back to the station In time to Hag tho
express.
The wind was bowling along at tho
rate of sixty miles an hour, and a
dozen different times In returning over
that mile of track Bert was blown Hat
or clear off the track Into the ditch.
Even with the gale nt his bnck It took
him as long to go as It had to come,
and he was thoroughly played out
when he reached the station. Even
before he mounted the platform ha
heard the Instrument calling him and
realized that something was up.
A surprise awaited him as ho opened
the door. Sitting at the table, with
his head on bis arms and apparently
asleep, was the tramp of the afternoon.
The Instrument was calling "B II,"
as if lives depended on an Instant an
swer, and Bert had to reach over the
sleeping man'f shoulder to reply. In
a minute canio this message from
Clairsvllle:
"What the dickens is tho matter
with you? Are there any more emp
ties on the way?"
"What do you mean?" Bert asked.
"I lneaa that I have ditched the
seven cattle cars and want to know If
any others got away."
It took some time to make matters
plain. Several times Bert shook tho
sleeper and called to him to vacate the
chair, but ho did not move. Tho 4
o'clock freight had brought down six
teen cattle cars and after hacking
them In on the siding had pulled out
and left tho switch wide open. Tho
section gang had passed the spot with
out noticing the switch, and when tho
gale came up seven of tho cars had
been blown out on the main track and
started down the road at thirty miles
an hour. The other nine would hnvo
followed had not ono of them jumped
the track and held the rest. Clairsvllle
had received word of the runaways
and ditched them to prevent n smash
up with the express.
It was .00 ghostly telegram that had
been sent in Bert's absence. The In
jured tramp who bad left him that
afternoon bad for some reason re
turned to tbe track later on. He must
have seen the open switch and sight
ed the runaway empties. He had
made his way down to tho station to
give Bert the Information and, finding
blm gone, had Bat down to the Instru
ment and warned Clairsvllle. He had
given Bert no hint that be was an op
erator, but such was the case. He had
Bent the message through In good
Bhnpe and saved tbe road a big sinnBh
up. "Here, wake up, wake up and shako
hands and let me thank you," Bert
shouted as the mystery was solved and
be felt his heart growing big.
No reply broke the silence which
suddenly and strangely Impressed
Bert The hands he touched were
cold.
Tbe Inquest was held at Clairsvllle,
and the verdict was "heart disease,
aggravated by a recent injury." The
"recent Injury" consisted of three bro
ken ribs. The fact that this was re
ceived at the hands of the section boss
was not stated. That the Iipor chap
bad ever managed to walk n hundred
rods the doctors declared n wonderful
thing. He was nameless, homeless and
friendless, and the rnllroad company
had no sentiment and no gratitude.
Tbe poor bruised body was laid In a
pauper's grave, unmarked nnd uncared
for, and only Bert Brown stood beside
the last resting place of Bristow Sta
tion's bero.
Two Badlr Pnaaled Leidlee.
Vernet, the French printer, was once
traveling from Versailles to Farls In
the same compartment with two ladles
whom he bad never seen before, but
who wero evidently acquainted with
him. They examined blm very minute
ly and commented upon him quite free
ly. Tbe painter was annoyed nnd de-1
termlned to put an end to the persecu
tion. As the train passed through the
tunnel of St Cloud tho three travelers
were wrapped In complete darkness.
Vernet raised tbe bock of his hand to
his mouth and kissed It twice violent
ly. On emerging from the obscurity he
found that the ladies had withdrawn
their attention from him nnd were glar
ing contemptuously ut cacb other.
Presently they arrived nt Paris, aud
Vernet, on leaving them, said, "Ladles,
I shall be puzzled nil my life by the In
quiry, Which of thcBe two ladles was
it that kissed mei"
la si Jspsaeis Hospital.
A lady wbo was for a time In a Japa
nese fever hospital snys, describing her
experience; "The patients, according to
their condition, were put on one of four
diets-first for the very. slek. rleo wa
tor nnd milk; second, 'mnjlrl.' rice wa
ter containing a small portion of rice
and milk; third, 'O knl.' very soft rlco
with two eggs nnd milk, and, fonrth,
rdinary diet, which was r'co (cold or
lioti, vegetables nnd occasionally fish.
They were never fed except Vit their
mealtimes 7 a. in., noon nnd evening
but those who were very III were or
dered wenk wine nnd water frequent
ly. No one s-emed anxious when a
delirious pnlient walked along the ve
randa, but a nurse said, 'Oh, It enn't bo
helped!' n speech the Japanese are
very fond of, and assisted him back to
bed."
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CLASSIFIED C01UM8.
Notice, under this head not to' exceed fit,
lues, 50 eenta per week; 91 60 a month $11
Pr year.
For Sale.
bUH BALK UK litAUr.. 147 aurw
outhe Military road, lid uiilea frou,
Eugeue, 0 miles from Lowell, on Hit
Willauittte river, 70 auree boilou,
land; 12 acres cl.-r ; the reel lin
with eoiue timber. There is a good
bouse wlib ('out looms, Brooke house
aud barn. I wilisell or trade at
bargain. (Ml on me at Mrs H h.
Gardner's on Fires street between
JefJerson aud Madison, or addrera '1
F Uooon Eugene, Oregon.
FUlt 8 ALE, Oue good 8 -horse powri
portable euglua with woodsaw at
tachment; one turning lutbe; one
band saw j oue table saw, at a bar
gain. Enquire of M K Walkti
Hprlngfiid,Ore. .
tOK BALK. A tl (B residence fo'
Bale at a barualii. Inquire of Wll
lamette Valley Lai d Uu. or of Mr
Ueslop on the corner of Fllih auo
Lawience streets.
Help Wanted.
W ANTED. rJeverai peixnus of oliar
aoter and good reputation lu each
state (one In Ibis county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy busi-iesa house o, solid
Ouanoial standing. Balary 118.00
weekly with expenses adiiioual, all
payable lu cash eaoh Wednesday
direct from bead oftloee. Hone aud
oarriage furulidied, when necessary
Refereuoeti, Enclose self-add remed
envelope. Mauager, 800 Caxi.on
Buildlnu, Chicago,
Miscellaneous.
FOR KEN I', Two rooms, u liable
either lor ollluea or living lu the Conser
Block. Apply to Dra Willoughby &.
H n.
LUo'i'. A Uauvajm " 111 IZIS ,id'' ov,r
coat on the road batween Kalrmount
aud Baugs' etahle. Fludur please
leave at telephone oflloe, Eugeue,
and get linen,! reward. W J Collins.
CM U A HON WANTED. As nook
iu a mining or logging camp by an
experienced and steady mail. Ad
dress 0 I Bex, Eugene, Oregon,
Cily and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a low price 120 acres of
land 2& miles southwest of Eugene; about 45
acros of tame cleared; plenty of wafer. Abto
41 acres 2 miles west of Eugene, and 0 acres
close tu the oorporate limita on thewebt. Also
10 aorea of nice bottom land 3 miles norlb of
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for sale some desirable hulkf
ing lots at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets.
Anyone desiring such property will do well to
see me.
David Oiikbht.
Eugene, Oregon.
Moved.
I M Francis has moved bis place of
business from West Fifth street to the
last boue on West Elghih etreet, ut
the comer where the road turiiB south.
Ail old patrona are invited to oal
at the new plane.
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar hop posts
to square 6 Inches at lameend, and 14
feel long. To be delivered ou bank nt
river at Jundklns' Polm, 2 miles above
fclugeue anytime tola summer or fall
Addroavi,
WR Walker,
Eugene, Or,
For Sale.
Ten bead of bogs, 100 pounds and
upwards, Addreae or call on
J B Cokoeh, Eugene.
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DYSPEPSIA
w For alz year I ffu victim ofdyo
pepala In Its worst form. 1 could cat notulnfr
but milk toast, nnd at lime, my stomach would
not retain and dlitcst even thuL Last March 1
bciian taking t'ASCAIIKTS and since then I
navo sioauiiy imnrnvco, umu i am as won aa i
ever was in my me. -
David If. Muitrnr, Newark, O,
CAN or
F CATHARTIC
Cathartic
PloaMint, l'inuit,t I'oUmt, Taut Good. TX
Quod, Horor hi oho ti, wotakpri. or uri. iuc, xc.UM.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. .
ftl.rllaf lotBxHly C vapiaiT, ("fclsMg, HmImiI, Re Tor..
sUfl.aTn RIP M uA jt""T,nt'r(i hr lmmg-
nviv giiu u viva i vuuou iuini.
SUMMONS
InlthslOlrccit Cmirt of th. Suite of Oregon
tor tli. county oi L,ne.
William
im M. Bump, Plaintiff,
b V. Pump, Defendant. J
H-ttleV. F-imp,
To Hutti V, Hump, the above dadkmJ do
fOtHiftDt.
In tho nm of the. tUte of Oregon, you are
htrr ini'iire! to it'iftr in tna in enii
tlivl oriurt in thv lxrn entltlivl rati nti
ADtiwer the otnf.l1nt of pUlntitf hM lo laid
court im) call1, "n or 4im mix wnrki frnm
the OMet.f the firet unhlicvti"0 ot this mm
mooR or the uUititiff will anily to uiil court
for tlie rtllef prayed for Id told omtd plaint.
to wilt
A decree dlnaulvlnfr the bond of matrimony
now exlitlnir lietweefi Mid piaintin aol dn
fendant heriD. and for tho rare and cinfod
of th May Hump, th minor dativh'er ol
iiUlotifT anl drfendant an 1 such oth
relief aa to the court eeema ppier
This iinirjiotiB U bunllihe. in the IAir,
PtincHR . IttAMD onoe a wreW for nit wr (
wkn by rUr ot the Hon li. H. Ktocald
County J f iad County. Un ftotj.
Mad and entered hernia on the 4th dy of
Anifu-t, IV""-', anil the flat oi the Pmt pih
iicmllon br l i th 6th day of An.uit, lOtfi
U Bli7YEL
Atthrney for PlatjUlT
City Property for Sale
HiHDBicry AoDrnoa to Ei-uexi
To thn.6 desiring lo purchese city lot., I
uvo liiid out an addition ou the aouib aide
of the cm ami uoith ol Collnja liill Pork
I have 120 lot. in this addiuuu, aud am
lling thrni very low o ax to euab e ever
jub lo have a home of their own. The price
f theae Iota t. iruoi f.'.U up
uab Stkwaiit Audition to Kuqkkic
I have aome very desirntble lota in this
add ition, in the very hmrt ol ibe cily nnd
iihiu a lew blocks ol Willamette street.
V uiTKiitka's Addition to Eouknk
1 have a l. w lota iu this addition wjthio
io blocks of the Pir National itauk.
CoLLSOt II iu. PiEj-
I have Ml I. .is in ibis addition. The
price imv is $50 each. W will mlviinc
be price soon. We expect College Hill
faik to btoonie the uiosi di-t.ir.blu rtai
tlvnce pioperly in or mar the oily.
lls-NDBicxs' Addition to Collkuk
Hill Pailb.
We have 70 tola tor sale cheap iu this
addition; also 40 or (30 acres ol very choice
Irnit laud 1 have on Ibis place 100 yonug
prune Irees, about 4(W ilarilelt pear Irees,
and 200 black walnut trie., also apple.,
plum, and .mall fiintu. This place b-.s a
rood farm bous,., barn and out bo iees, and
' a most beautilul suburban pnoi of prop
eriy. It ia kuowu as the Locus' Hill fa m.
nd there is no plsoe iu be state more
tx auiilully uud pleasantly ilualed.
I urn uoi in real estate busu e sue a busi
ues we Jellonrowulaudsouiy. 1 employ
no ayei la Auy one desiring io purchase
in) of Ibis property a ill u,( ma t the
Ural National Bank. I will be pleased to
show properly aud give prices. I mixbt ex
change some of Hub property for good
timber laud. Come and see me.
New Addition to Eugene.
B F Baker & Co have plaited Ibe R
F Boon laud eoiiBl-tlng of 82 lots situ
nte two blocks south of the Patterson
-ohonl building. These sre desirable
bus and are for sale at reasonable prloes.
For further information or.ll on
R K Baker,
Office at No 0 West Ninth street.
Just Look at Her.
Whence came thai sprlhllv step,
faul less shin, r'eh rosy conn 1 xloii.
sml'lllg face. Him looks g oil, feel
good. Hue's her s-orel. Hhe uses I)r
King's New Life Pills. 14'su t, all
organs active, il'vailon good, mi head-Hohei-,
no cIihiich for films." Try
i hem yourself Oi ly 25o at W L De
Lano's. Bankers Life Association
of Dcs Molnei, tows.
Salt Imurance - Low Rtes Special Futures
inst picsic busy men.
Rste cards at First Nstlontl Bank
and Losn snd Savings Bank.
C S Farrow & Co
1 lo
11,
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.REAL ESTATE...
I.oann and lunurauoo. lenlorln
HArreitliiR Mrtclilnory, Implo-
oion u. Alno bavo Htorae room
rl rt-aaonkble ratci.
omoe &06 Wlllametto St
The Hoffman
W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor.
. SUNDAY DINNER 50c'
Eugene,
Oregon
Gap Closed
The operatton'of through tralua be
tween Han Vnuioiaoo and Loa An
ffelea via Burf and Haata Itarbara,
will boffin on
Sunday, March 31, 1901
....ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two Througn Train Dally. The
: Coaat Line Limited leaving eauh
teruilaal eaily In the monilug equip
ped wl'h elegant cafe and purl'ir canit
will make daylight triiw through the
moiit plutureniuet varied and enter
talnintt, aceueaon the cnntiiieuL,
Inquire of agenla of tho '.
Southern
Pacific.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIMKCAUMNO.H0,
No for Vaipiiua-,
Traio leave. Albany 12:45 V M
Ixvea Corvallis 1:50 P M
.rrlvea Yaiuiua 5.3.1 P 41
No. 1 Ileturoinir
Leavwi Yao,ulna....,-r 7KXI A Al
leaves Corvallis 11:10 AM
, Arrive. Albany 12:1b P M
4o. S for Metrolt-
Iavea Albany
Arrives Metroit
lo. 4 'lorn Detroit
leaves Detrop
Arrive. AlhMir
i on p m
6 i;y
. 6 SO A V
11415 A M
1 rains I end 4 suite ii ) 1 1 j i n
lonnect with 1 1 I- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , i i 1 1 i , , v
s ifivlnii.two 1 1 tl tie h, ni, In A 'I n 111
Isparture ol H P north hound train.
Train No 'J oonnnou with tlie M V trains a
Vtrvaliia and Albany Ravine direct service t
Xewport and a,ja-ent lieaches.
Train 3 lor Metroit, Hrer.n hush ami rther
nouotaln nwnr's leaves Alliaiir at 1.00 p m
,ller th. .rrlval of H P. south Imiiii d trair
r-oi fortlanil, reahinir Me rit si 6:15 p n
ut further infinnaiion apply to
EDWIN ?Ti"f,
Msnac-r
' THT; HNKR n.-nt Albany
J H CItOMHK, A(.nt Corvallis,
SOUTH AND EAS'J
-VIA-
Southern PaciiicGt
SHASTA ROUTE
Tra-ns leave I.ORene for P. rtland and wa
Uln.lis at 3:UU m. 1;42 , n,.
J ' t.lnii.l
1 . Lup tiie
At Ai,hUnil
Ar natTauieuto
Ar au rauulaco
vi a m
im p m
12:80 a m
o.-ou p m
l Ab p m
8J0 p t
1:15 a
2M a l
4:25 a c
8:15 a s
Ar listen
Ar 1 leaver
Kansas City
Ar Chicaifo
a D
U:O0 a m
7: 25 a m
7:15 a m
U-4R a D
900 a u
7; a a
8JW a a
Ar I.na Anijelea
Ar hi I'iuio
Ar F.irt Worth
Ar City of .Mexico
Ar Houston
Ar New Orleatns
Ar Washington
Ar Kow York
1:20 p m
tiKMl p m
i:30 a m
U:5S a lu
4:UU a m
ti:2 p tn
6:42 a m
12:13 p m
7:00 a n
9KX) p ii
6:30 a u
11:55 a u
4:00 a u
6:25 p n
6:42 a u
12:4 p ..
l'ullman and Tourist car. on "
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to 'K'loo and Kl Paso,
and ourist can to Chluage,
St Louis, New Orleans and
Washintiuiu.
Couiiectiuii at San Fran
cisco with several steamship
linea for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phillipines, Central
aud South America.
ree Mr I, O Adair, agent at Eugen.
or addres
W. E. COMAN
I A l orilaod Or
TICKETS
TO AND.FHOM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
TO
St- Paul,' Du'uth, Minneapolis, Chicane
ANI POINTS EAST
Ihninith Palaoo anil Toil' 1st Sleeper. i
htnlnn ....I u i.i rn r- l
DAILY TiiAINSjFASTTIMB.
For Hata, Fold era and Full Inform
regarding ticket, routes etc, call on or addiee
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. 1). O. DENNISTON, O. W. P. A.
612 Pint Avenue, SEATTLE, Wish'
.OREGON
SHOfTLWE
Uni on Pacific
tt8e EAST
Tha O. R. & N.
Give, the .Choice of
S DAILY
TWO VIA
THE ORLdOM
SHORT lit
TO
Salt Lake,
Denver,
cmaha
Chicago and
Kan.aa City.
THE MEAT
I0RMRI
hi.
e
Snokane
Mlnneapol
St Paul end
Chicago-
Uoeau Hteauiera leave Portland every
6 Day a (or
SAN FRANCUCO.
Boiite leave 1'ori.auu dally for all Wll
lauieiteaud I'olumtla River Point.
Monthly bteaiuers lu China and Japan
For full information call on or a
tireae neareet O. Ii. A N. Ticket Agent
or addreaa,
A. L. CRAIQ.
Gen'l Paneeuger Agent,
Krrti.i.n
Y'm altentlon U callwl to th. ' i TONTK
I.IMITKD' tralnstf lh."CHICACO, MIL.
WAl'KKK HT PAirL RAILROAD.
" ' lie irtilv perfect trains In tha world."
Yon will find It desirable tu Hrie on this
I'ralits when crnlng tn any point la th
Kaetern StaUa or Canada, They eotinM
with .11 '! unscTtlnrntal Train, and al
Icket AitenU sell ticket..
Kor further Information, pamphhvta, tos
ak any Ticket Agent U
J. W. CAHKY R. B. ROWa?
Trav I-aeaA.ent. tie vl A