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Newspaper Page TextJY. o I!'.? "Sr ;E1SS F The tf tirl Vnn" Um ..... .. r: !3 naP DUU5ii I-' I'nndRcgula- M u.:-;i3isof gears the j,; - . Lwnai uj (3 jr a ii w Pronio'.-s i)iscUou.tlKvrltil- Ej BIT nes'sarel Kosi Contains neillier ;i q . j Omimi.Morpliiiti' nor Mineral. J OJ A A 1 j NOT A" C OTIC 3 CIV If ! Jtopt-fiM IrXU-.'B.mCHfJt jj' .VAX' jUx.su; j ? 8i " Ij EK&a. ? I ill J : il.Tn-kW- V 11 JL I ! IM J9 Ilea 1 i! Wrcl llcmedy forConstina- ( H fV U S 6 1 1 i lion. Sour stomach, Didu-hoca -d I kf I I, Worms.l'nnvufsHjns.Fewish- :l W' p ft .... I css ami LOSS OF SLEEP. JI f 0 T U V 6 T i - laeSjnite Signature of tj '" "i- ...m-i.. m toii cm. 1 vEJ 1 1 ly fl 11 A1TOK.NKYS-AT.LAW. Collections a specialty. . Jttice Over Lane County Bank. WATIffllS & IWMEf PROPRIETORS L I A fair share ol the pabile pat- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW rotmije solicited. To the Farm- Oake Over first National Bunk. en we will ray the highest Euoest, Oeeoon. nmrket price for fat cattle, hogs and slvep Shop ou Will- woodoouk anae'lo 8t, Eugene, OreRon. A WOODOOUK. Orders promptly delivered. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 Win Keep Constantly on Hand a Full m-D ht"ot0l Chri9man B 1 Supplj ol . BEEF MUTTON ekskipwortil johnm pipes I PORK and VEAL ,iu 4TT0KNKYS-AT.LAW Will practice in all the Court', f (n Eqoenk Oregon. V Bn M M O 11 B 1 11 O HKLUDS W THOMPSON OUAB A HAJtDt VI I I I 1 II I I tl fJlHOMPSON x HAKDY, ' i ATTOKNEYS AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the eourta. EUGIH, OBKOON. I Having a larpre and r Bi TKAVIS, , complete HtocJc o( JLj Staplo aud Kancy Oniceries, bought in Attorney At Law. the lxnt m-rketH, I ;m offer the public Utfice - Over Luyuue Loan & SaviuK1 bank. better CASH Pricoa Jiuyjue, Oregon. thau aDy other homie inEui!ene . Q BO. B DOltlUS, J. L. PAGE die are now Wy for Business With the best equipped plnt in the tut for pteatiijieaniuir aud dyeing clothes. Kp,eial machint-ry fnr clean Ini, dypinK ani HniBliluir ladieB1 dresa lojU. (Jive u- a call. Juki itkam cleaning andDve o Wokks. Oflice 5' Wl.laiuette !, nppn.jio MtMKD oflloe. tntir ermn clothing sponged and P'Wid for K.00 per month. JSEriE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor t?e leaves Kugene for Florence "Mly except itunday at 6 ft m KKurninir staire leave Florencr kJgeue daily exnept Bumlays at 2 r w-ifuays at M ft m J'n7m a Kgone l 6pm the day irnvett owing. !2:v?r,p" S, S:' IKIH...... V.... ..... ...ti lor sale at f. Bamr.' llverv stable. tlA-1 or " U'J 4 Davenport's effloa Tho MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Ntw York i ni, Endowwtnt ind Cold Bond p''tiei ind Annuitiei. Guaranteed vilut "d nt(i furniintd by A. WANN, Eugene, Or. '1 For Infanta and Children. I ATTORNEY & COUNSELOK-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Hecua Judicial Dintrict Rod in the Supreme Coat. of the atate. Special attention given to collections hnu matters in probate. tJthue i?irat 2sational Bank lildg. Koouu 1. 1 and 3. John M. Edmunpon Leon K. Edmunaon EDMUNSOX & ED.MUNSON. ttorneya-At Law. Practice ir all tbe courta. Collections a epeci alty. MTOthse Over Loan aaviUK" liault, EUGfcNE, OREGON, OUIS R BEAN ATTORXKY-AT-I.AW. Oflice in Loan & Saving bank building. Room 3. Special attention given t. lanu ana mining matters, . Eugene, Oregon, MEDICAL, JpAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan & Savings Ban Building. ... Special attention to surgery nJ surgical .tir eaea of women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clock, Repairal. F.cor-n. (Jkiooj 1 it O BIDDLE, DENTIST trice -On Olive street, between Fiftih and ..'inneaaota Sith atr-iat ti hotel J-JERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecoul Okiocx Beet equitipeil Awaf laboratory in the State. Prompt and rehahle return" guaranteed. Working teat mad on ore aampla of one U. fifty poun!a to determine the ni'Hit auitabk method of treatment. 'HE PACIF - MITJAI, LIFE. Very LaUvl .... LIFE AMI APCti P' I.I' f Kr ALBERT J CAPON", Gel Airt. T'.xlV.d, Or 1 ai.ur.i. JM WI i RAGTfME" I ROMANCE Hy rEClLV AI i'",wrttf.M, !, I ) a. S. !.'Mttiii.n I C 0OOO04O0000OO3 Milu. nuili bal.y! Hello. ni.ih honey! Hollo, nuh ruyinnt' Kiri: in luo twiuklliii; of an eye uandtf- tiiotiiiiiu ivlk'iusl ill the sowing room of St. Abulia's mission. Twenty-two aiin.ll Birls dropped fells, French warns nnd buttonholes in n wild rush for the open windows and their first love the Mroet piano num. Iheir pretty teaelier was fur too ten der lirurlod to stem tho Ueulnt. o little inusie eoulil eonie into the lives of these slum children. Why denv them this pleasure? So she quietly gathered up the scattered pieces of un bleached muslin, sniilins ns she softly bummed the nir which cnino clanging and clanking from the street below. "O-ee Miss tiraoe come nil' see. Ho ain't got no monkey. He's got a man n real, live swell too!" The Italian displayed his small, gleaming teeth, as he gazed up at the children, crowding upon the fire es cape. The teachers in these missions he had heard of input. They lived on tho avenue. They wore furs and violets, and always they gave their pupils for tho street musicians a nick el, perhaps even n dime. Grace Ityrne slipped ten pennies into ute hands of as many eager girlies, then leaned over their wriggling, ex cited little figures to catch u glimpse of the extra attraction, ln the center of a gaping circle was a well built fellow frofn her own walk of life a carefully groomed chap, too, he was, clad In tho conventional frock coat, gray trousers, silk hat and modish gloves. And lie was dancing, actually dancing to that frightful ragtime mu sic. A loud guffaw rose from the cir clo of slum denizens, and Grace leaned farther out the window, to tho dis comfort of herself nnd several smaller forms whose owners would not give way even for "teacher." "Hello! Hello!" screamed the piano ln final triumph. The young man stopped dancing, whipped Ids polished hat from his shapely head nnd delib erately held It toward the gaping, laughing crowd. "Oh, teacher, give us some more pen niesquick! See, he's goin1 away, nit' he's so funny! .Jos' a couple, please!" Hut Grace had stumbled back to her table and was sitting there now, with her white face half bidden in Iter slen der hands. Tho children, awed by her silence and pallor, settled quietly to their HE WAS ACTUALLY DANCIXO; TO THAT IfBIOUTl'UI, 11AGTIMB MUSIO. tasks. In n mechanical fashion Grace directed the remainder of the after noon's work, and finally each pupil, armed with a slice of warm ginger bread and murmuring, "Goodby, teach er," marched from the room. Their teacher wulkcd back to the window and looked dowu drearily up on the narrow street. Again she Bcemed to hear the ragtime air which to her would henceforth sound like a miserere. Again she saw the out stretched band of the man who passed tbe hat, the flushed face of the man to whom her heart and baud were pledged. What had happened? She had known Fred Yerkes for years. Their love af fair had started during tluJr first term In the dancing class, hut he bad not known this that ho ever no, she did not want him to be a goody goody fcl low. She had always said that no man should need to Blrn the pledge. His will power should be his only guard lau. But this! She recalled his flushed features, his excited eyes. Instinc tively she shrank back from the win dow. Had he seen her ns she leaned over her little charges? She forgot that tho musician and Ills Incongruous companion had long since rounded the corner and disappeared in the babble of cast side tenement life. The Janitor entered the room. He noisily arranged the chairs nnd tables for the medliii of the boys cum in the evening. Grace drew herself tip proudly, donned her wraps and with a few courteous words to the attendun swei't out of the mission rooms, feel Ing that she never wished to see them again. That evening, ns the dinner gong vnmul.-d In a certain residence over- loni ior, the ivirk. young woman with a determined e:i rcsslou on her no i.nrl n contradlr tory trembling in b i,.,.t3 tietl un two packages. One wn Look Pleasant, Please. Photographer C C Hr!n, of Eaton O cho do an now, thmii'h for year h e.midn't beeau-e he auflered uritr 1 iionv from the worst form of indig-t Ion. All phyilt' nd medicine" fiile I to help Ivm till h tried Klwvrlc Hitters which women uen wonder ,,r him that h deelr" they ar Kixi-end to ullerere from dv.-p-1 ..d atoriHCh iroul l e. L rirll('d f. ....afcea or the -tonMeh. live.- arid a d ihv bo 11 up and ifive now j.retorbe hne ey'tem. Try them, unly Wo. Ouftranteed by W lt Je- I.sno. Very amnll and cuntainl u K'cier ' box. The oiUvr lioUl eleven ph' -traphs, all of ouo youiitf ukui at w.il ous ni:i'B and in divers tiirii.t ms, n liuudK' of not 04 nnd b tiors mid soiisl- faded flowers. Slio dirootod thorn with thou rcr-oliitily dt-sooiidod t.) t!i dining ronn. Hut hor appetlto had takou tliyht. Sho toyed with her soup and sent the lisdi away uutaiitttl. Hoef u nudu she devhirvd to be t'H) lu-avy for thN --a sou of the your. Her father looked at hor keenly. ' You ouyht to iclvo up that uiisslou work, t.nue. Can't you llnd mime o;h er fad? Tonemont air chtos not arroe with you." ''Talking about tevuu'iits," broke in the irrepressible To., "we had a no. d one today on Trod Yerkes. Another bit of beef, father." iirace, turnins dizzy and faint, clutched fiantloally at h r napkin. as hho to hear the story of t red's disgrace hero, before the entire fam ily? Wildly Khe thought of .light; then taking a fresh grip on her napkin, which by this time resembled a snow ball, Bho determined to face the or deal. "You see," continued Tom, "Trod made some foolish bet the other day with Cuuimiugs. I didn't hoar what it was all about, but anyway (ho loser was to go down in the shuns somewhere with one of those organ grinders, do a cake walk and pass tho hat." Grace gasped. "I should say so! Any follow ought to know better than to mix up with Cummlngs. He's always putting up a game. Hut, having lost, Fred paid hU yet like a man went down this after noon, with a lot of us in tow to see that he played fair. And he did, by Jove! lie put up a Jolly good cake walk, and I guess that organ grinder thought he'd struck Klondike. Wo fel lows all chipped in. Hut best of all was when Fred got through, and a lit tle chap marched right up to hiiu, yelling, 'Say, mister, yer togs Is out uv sight, but yer steps is bum, worry bum see? " Kverybody at the table laughed. Grace wondered If that hysterical treble was really her own voice. She felt such n ridiculous desire to cry In stead. Finally she unrolled her nap kin and decided to try a bit of beef after all. Half an hour later, when Tom dashed upstairs to his room, he was met in the dim entry by his sister. Khe laid her hand affectionately on his shoulder. "Tom. dear, you know that stickpin the pearl one you asked me for the other day? Well, here It is. You may keep it. I I think It will look very well with that tie." Then, kissing him gently, she slipped back Into her room, while Tom hur ried on, muttering: "Girls are queer things a fellow's sisters the queerest of all. She turned me down good and hard when I asked or that pin before!" The Villain III 111 nl Life. "I was shadowing one of the worst rutlians on the east side." said a New York detective the other day.1. ''This man had knocked a policeman sense less with a club as the olllcer tried to arrest him for garrotlng a passirhy. I was standing In front of it Itowery the-, ater when I saw toy man pass in witli the crowd. I followed and took a seat behind him. I did not care to make a row by arresting him in tho house. When we went outside, that would be time enough. 'The play was n melodrama of tho regular sort, only a little more harrow ing than usual. . The villain was par ticularly villainous and llie good hero ine unusually unfortunate. No one hissed at tiie bad man's badness more than my friend the cutthroat. He howled with rage, and then he fairly blubbered over the woes of the good people in the play. When virtue finally conquered nnd villniny was dragged off the suigo ln handculTs, be roared ap plause, stamping his feet like a pile driver, and was generally delighted. The grin of pleasure had not faded from his face before I laid my hand ou his shoulder, and he tried to stab me." Family Jnra. Schoolmaster (to his wife) My dear, I wish you would speak more careful ly. You say that Henry Jones came to this town from Sunderland. Wife-Yes. Schoolmaster Well, now, wouldn't it be belter to say that he cnnie from Sunderland to this town? Wife 1 don't see any difference lu the two expressions. Schoolmaster--Hut there Is n differ ence, a rhetorical difference. You don't hear me make use of such nwkwurd expressions. Hy the way. I have n letter from your father In my pocket. Wife Itut i:y father Is not In your pocket You mean you have In your pocket n letter from my fill her. Schoolmaster lhere you go with your little quibbles. You take a de light in harassing me. 1011 are al ways taking up a thread nnd repre senting It as a mire. Wife Representing It to be rope, you mean. Schoolmaster For goodness' Rake. In quiet. Never saw such n quarrelsome woman In my life London Tit Hits. Not Mrn-il for n Juke. A member of the congregation named Knight died On the Sunday following the funeral, when the members of bis family widow. "d daughters - dressed In ib-op mourning, sat In a front pew nl 'hutch to hear the fu neral sermon and eulogy of the tic ceased, the unconscious humorist, lite vicar, gave out us his text, "Then sh.ill be no niKht there." Hi? was imfl aeandsllzed win n a subdued titter w:is heard at the back of tbe church. -Lou don Answers in in i t i.' V, ' tl nfrul -a. r it t i- .' Vs. MTHIHA, tlU a.' I) tin h '?! 2W$ P 9 i L 5 laaraaa'hv nntt t'faatars at CLASSIFIED GOLUMS, Notice, under this head not to exoeed b ino., M oenu per vwk; (1 .10 a month; 11 l year. v For Sale. KlHt iALt. OK 1KADK. 147 iwi. on tbe Milxttr) r.d d ui lee fro l'uen. , o miles tr; in Lowell, ou ll W lUii,, tie itver. 70 acre bottoi iaud; 12 a.-i.s il.iii; tho iel 1. xnli ' urn I mlr. 1 litre Is a go tiou.-e uu f. ui loom?, mioke hour nud barn, 1 will sell or trade at baigaiii. C.ll on me hi Mr H I Uardner's on First eircet lH'tf Jt-tlersou autl Madison, or uddroea I K (iooch Euiieue, Oregon. FOU SA LK, One good 8 -horse p.w, i IHirtable etigiue with wood-ww at latctiuieut; oi b tiiuiii.g ln.I.e; oie baud sw ; dud taole e.-tv,', at a bar gdu. Euqune of ll K Walk. Hprinntleid,Ore. rOK SALE. A tint) reeldeuue fo sale at a bargalu. Inquire of Wn latuelte Valley Lai d t o. or of M. Heelop ou the corner of Filih uu Lawience streets, , Help Wanted. U1RL WAN I ED. To do housework. Apply to Mrs h N K iney. MOHE TEAAlT W ANTED VtMi. Ui-h ail the teams wo eau gel to haul ore from the Htleua uiiue to the unu of our track. Tue teams ou the road cannot lake away the ore as fust aa it is mined. Address W F Morpuy geueral manager O dt ti E H I, Cot tage tirove, Or. W ANTED. Several persons of ohar aoter aud good reputatluu in each state (oue in this county required) to tepreeeiit and advertise old establish ed wealthy busluee-s house u, solid liuaiicial standing, rjalary SI8.00 weekly with expenses tiditioual, ah payalile in cash each Weduesda direct from bead offices. F'uie alio eiirnage luruitdied, wbeu ut-ceeaary iteferenees, Euclose eelf-addreebeo envelope. Manager, Sutt Caxtoii Knlhliiiu, CbiOHiio. Lost and Found. KEYrt LOriT. A buuoh of perhaps a dtzeu keys lo.-t, probably ueai Clirlstlau churoli. Please leave at GUAKl) I filOH. FOUND. A uraud new pair of work ing gloves found. Owuiroan have same by culling at Huh oflice and puying fortius uotloe. LOST. A bangle bracelet Willi a num ber of libtid-hip hearts nttatehed. Leave at UUAK1) 1 lllcr and receive reward. Miscellaneous. FOR KENT. Two rooms, suitable either lor ollloes or living lu the Conner Block. Apply 10 Drs Willoughby 4 H o. City and Nearby Country Prop erty for Sale. I offer for aale at ft low price 120 acres of land tiiilea southwest of Eugene; about 45 acroa of same cleared; plenty of watt r. Alio 41 acroa 2 utile west of Eugene, and 6 acres clone to tho corporate limits on the west. Ah JG uorcsuf uica bottom laud 3ij miles norib of Eugeue un river road. I also offer for sale some desirable build ing lota at residence, Pearl and Slxtti atreeta. Anyone dtairiug such property will do well to see me. . Daviu Chbbbt. Eugene, Oregon. Moved. I M Franols lias moved bis place of bu-dnrsa from West Fifth street to the last hou-e on West Eighth street, at the corner where the road turns south. All old natrons are invited to cal at the new plane. IYSPEPSIA " For 1x f cam 1 nm victim of dy- pnpnlu In itn worst fo-u. J coukl eat nothing but milk tonal, uml ut tl .-us my stomach would not rtuln nud dlk't.-st even that. Last Mrt li I iN'Run Uiltlmt CASHAItKT.S and since then J havu Htmulily Improved, utlil lauiu well as I evor was in my lit." , - David II. Muitrnr, Newark. O. CANDY TRAD! MeVflH I Pei1o.taLI. Ptnt, Tart Ooorl. Ho Good. wenken. or uTi,fl, pk, KX.im. ,. CURE CONSTIPATION. Ila.tr HtMtx); ( ntapaar- (le-M. HMlrwftl, SW Tf, HI! Tfl fllf f''''1 mi"! ifiinrsntwfl hf ill flruf II V" I V MfW gibUWlit: LUtXoLiEOOW liablk SUMMONS In thriretlt Comt tI the State of Oregon (or the Comity of L-ne. William M Huiim-, 1' I a In till, ) vs Hattie V. Utimfi, Iefen !ant. ) Tn )Iattie V. Jtump, the atiove nanied de- fon'lnnt, Tn the name of the statu of Oreiron. you are herhy rffinired to ai'par in the a(c e entl tl"l oo'irt In the ahove enniiwi cane ani antwrr the complaint of f-1 i n tiff filrrl In said cjirt ami win, "n ot In-fore si wk from the date of the firnt ptibMcsti- n ot this sum ni'iDH or the i.lsintifl will apply to said court for the relief -rayed for in said cotnplalut. to wit: A titer diwlvin thetionds of matrimony now exi'tincr hetwtwn said plaintiff and de ffmlant hTftin. and for the rare and rut tod? of "pa May litimi, the minor dauvh er of nl Mint iff and defendant, an 1 such other relief as to the oourt seems proper. This summons Is puhlUhed In the lJail.T KtJurnn (ifARD rmrm a wrc for si f suroe sire wM-k hy ordrr of the Hn If. H. Kiucald, County Jri'lire of lane Co-inty, UreRon. Maie and entered herein on the4thdiyof Autru-t, ltf'Z. and th 'late ol the hrrt pnrt- licationheiof is the Mh day or At.fu.t, iwn ., Btl.YKU, AtUrnsy for I' la i stiff. City Property for Sale issosicxa' AoDmoN to Ecuknr To those desiricg to purchase city lot,. I i,ve laid out au ad.titu.u on the aouih aide I ibe cut' and uorth el Oolleye Hill Park have 1.11 lots in 'hi. addllluu, aud au LiU( tii-in very luw ao as lo euah q evi.r. ue iu havi. a home Hit ir cwn. The orie t ibeau lots is Iroui up Ui, STKWAHT AUOlTloa TO EcOKNk 1 have some Tt-ry delrabie lots in tbl Mui.iri, in ti vtr heart ol the city su nbiu a ti bl.iks oi Willameue smut. UllK.Sab's AplllTlDN 10 ECOKXa 1 h ive a h r m in this addition a itbii o b.o.!k ,.l ihe Fir-.! National Itnuk. Jou.mii. Uiu. Pans I have UAI l.os in this addition Th. tie. iiuw is $M each. W will advalic "e pii.e .eon. Wo expect Vullege lih tJaik to U-eume llie most dt-i-ir.blt- real leuce oioperlv iu or mar Hie city ils.NDUicaV AuuirloN lo Colu.uk iilLL Paek We have 7l' lota tor sale okeap in this dil.tlou; also 40 or 60 acres of very choloe iruit laud. 1 have ou this place UtiO vouiu I'ruue trees, about 4laJ llartlett pear In e, .l.d 'iOU black walnut In B., also apples, luius aud small flints. This place h.s a ooa tarm house, burn and out houses, auo e -t most bt-auttlul suburban pi, 03 of prop ny It i, kuowu as the Locust Hill (a in u 1 there is uo plaue lu ihe state uior o.-all'llully i,ud pleasant!) aituated. 1 am uol iu real estate busii.e-ausa busi u we x!! our owu lauds ouiy. ltuipio) 110 ae. ts Auy one desiring 10 putcbase ,u.i ot this ptuperty will liud me at the tirst Natiouul Bauk. 1 will be pleased to show property uud give prices. 1 misht ei cbtnge some of this property for good tituoer luud. Gome aud see me. New Addition to Eugene. it K Baker & Co have platted the R F .--coti Inud coiisl-iing ol 82 lots mil ie two iilocksmiuib of the Patterson -olinol bulldiug. Tlieee ere desirable bus una are for sale at reasonable prices. For further luforiuatiou call uu K b' Bakkh, Olllce at No 0 Weal Nlulh elieet. Just Look at Her. Whence came that sprightly step, feul leas shin, roll rosy cnuii'l xtoii, -llil'lug fane. Mlie looks g od, reel good. Hi re's her e eiet. ttlie tieea t)r King'-i Now Life Pills. Keaii't. all oigaus active, digestion good, no Head amies, no cli diee for 'blins." Try h- tn yourself Only !15o at W L Dc Latio'e. Bankers Life Association ol Dei Molnci, Iowa. Salt Iniuranct Low Rates - Special Future! that plcaic buiy men. Ratecardi at First National Bank nd Loan and Saving, Bank. 1 C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... I-niini ninl Inpuirnnco. Punier In Hitr venting Mnelilnurj, Imi-Uv. menu. Alco tmvu b tor ago room ntn awiukble rtiU-i. fa -0 111 00 GOO Willamette Bt The Jloffman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER. 50c Eutfene, - Oregon Gap Closed The operatlon'of through trains he tween Han Fnuiclnco and Ioti An Kolen, vtaHurf and ;8antft llarhara, will beKin un Sunday, ..March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throunn Trains Coant laine Limited Dally. The leaving each terminal eaily In the mnrninff equips led wi' h elegant cafe and parl'ir oars, will make dayliKt tri thmuKh the most pictureeque, raried and enter talnintr, scenes on the onntinent luqulreof aKeuts of the; Southern Pacific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. 20. No 2 for Yrwiulna . Train learoa Albany 12:t.VP M lavea Ceraallla I :M P M Arrives Yaiiuina HM.PM No. 1 lUturninir leaves Yaiilna 7:00 A AI UaTes Oorvallla 11 JtO A 11 Arrives Albany lifilh P M ffo. 8 for Detroit Leaves Albany 1 00 P'M Arrives Detroit 5:45 P M No. 4 'torn Detroit laes Detroit 6:30 A M Arrive. Albany 11:09 A M 1 ra'l r I r l d A airlve it. '1 1 1 ) ii t n t.rriil ail :l,.i llniitirt, i a, 1 1 it v v ' ' ' tlepartura of H P nor: h bound train. Train No 2 ci'M..-.'jt wttti the .i P traina s fervallia and Albany irvinu direct Bertie t Newport anil ailja- eut la-aches. Train 3 tor De'niit. lirel"- rihuali ard other mountain reaor'a leatea Alhan) atLOOp m after the arrival of 8 P. a.-utii bound train trm Portland, reai hinir Da-roil at hAb p in For further information apply to EDWIN STUNK, Manaci-a T H T' RNKR A ntAlhany J HL'RONISK. Aa-ent t or.alli.. SOUTH AND EAbl -VIA- Soute racilidJo SHASTA FiOUE Train, leve I ugtn. for i ei llia.,1 ax.d way 1 : 1 1,1. I V Fu,rlif A 1 Ashland .tr nacrauiento tr Sau 1 rauelaei. eo.p is 1:1a a m r.Mlo a 10 4:26 a lu H:16 a ui l-M a m fai p m l -M p tu Og.leu llenvu K.iuaaa City Clin-aKO A:4:"i a 0 '.1:00 a m 7i.'n u in 7H.'i a m i -45 a m V 00 a tu 7;.'. a w VjU a m l.iie Angeles Ll i'. K..rt Worth t'ityof Mriico ltullat,tn T,ow tlrleama Washington New York 1:JU p rn ItXl p ui o:'Mi a ui V:!i a ui 4.00 a ui t);l') p m t:4'J a m llt:43 p m 7410 a u p ui 6:30 a u. :!& a 1.. 4:110 a 1,. b:26 p is 6M a 1.. V Putiiiiau and rourint eara ou both Lrauia. Chair cars Sacra mento to 1 tgduu aud Kl l'aao, and oilriat can to Ciucaga, .k.t lauua. New tlrieans au.t Waahiuirtou. Cuuiiectlug at ian Fran ciaix, with several eteamahip luiee for Itouoltiiu, Japan, China, PhiUii.inee, ''eulral aod tioutli America. 8es air L G Adair, ageut at Eugene or au-lrea . W. E. COM N G I' A Portland TICKETS TO ANtl.FROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Dululh, Minneapolis, Chicaao ANH POINTS EAST Tlirouuh Palace and Ton-ist Sleepers Dining aud ilutfot Suickiiitf Li'-lary Oft DAILY TKAINS; FAST TIME. Fur Rates, Folders and Full Inform regarding tickets, routes etc, call ou or addieia J. W.,'PHAI,()N, T r A H. DICKSON.iOT A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A.T1. C. DKNNISTON, (1. W. P. A. 012 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wash' OREGON ShorjLine ma UiMon Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. N. Gives the ECholce of THREt TftAINtJ DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE Salt Laka, Denver Omaha Chlcrj- - nd Kani.. . vlty. l ' '''' THE GREAT NORThERU R!. TO Snokana Mlnneapol la', Si- Paul and Chicago- Ocean Hteamen leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN KRANCISCO. posts leave Portland dally for all Wll Imiietteanii Loiytnt lu Uiver Points. Monthly HUauiers tu Cblija and Japan For full Information call ou or a dress uearest O. It. & .N. Ticket A (it 111 or attdrerw, A. L. CRAIG. Gen'l Passenger Agent t'orllal.o i fir filS&ll 1 ,,3iL Yonr attention la called to ths -PI0NFK1I LIMITUD' tralr.aef the "I!H tOACO, MIL. WAL'KEK ft ST PAUL RAILROAD. '"I he only perfect ttaina Ui Ihe world." Yen will find II desirable to ride on this Trains when ttninir to any pcilnt In tk K.atrn HUle. er Canada. Tliey rrniaaa with all TraneeiiiitlnsnUI Trains and al -1. Vat A veil U aell tl.ki.ta. For further Information, painphlsta, ttf, aak any Ticket Agent or J. W. ('A HEY II. S. HOWE Traf l'aeeAaant. Oe eral Ara,nt, POSTLANB, OHJtON. o HLI.1AMH, lineal Agt, Eugene, ur a"" i.