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Newspaper Page Text. . Have Always Bought, and whUh lias been' mi- - jiiiiB, iuu ... unit uas cecn 2U!ulMiudor liis -,icr-2- mimI supervision s:;-...i ifjj iiinuicy. Allow no one to dcfi:iv.jyo,iiu this. : , Inii'atloiw and "Jii.-it-n.s-yi.ml" nrc but ti.iU : i ;e with aiideudciiKt'rtlio houlth of "JUil.Xro: i --Expert, uce against Kxperiiuenb Afl Count Eioriii- :i lDlimts ill' What is CASTOR! A istorla is u Harmless subst'.tutt for Castor Oil, Pare goric, lris and Suothliijf Syrupo. It is Pleasant. It contain-' i't,lur Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio BUbsUni'-e. Its ago ia its guarantee. It destroys Worms ' nnil'flllays Keverimiuoss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ' Co'! I relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It csdmilates the Food, regulates tho ' gtoiiiiu h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Cliild'-'cn's Panacea Tlio Mother's Friend. CENUINS CASTOR I A ALWAYS s7 Bears the 3 Kind You Have In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CCNTftUK MMNNf TV MUHRAV TJUCT. MCW TOU-A c. CEllTHflli WflTRlNS & IBILIiEH PHOf'RIBTORS A fair share of the publlo pit ronane solioiied. To the Farm era we wiM pay the highest uierRet price for fat c it'le, hnus and eh' pp. Shop on Wlll anieite Bt, Eugene, Oregon, Orders promptly delivered Hil leep Constant!) on Hand a Full ot BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Having a larjre and coiuplt stock of Staple and Kancy Grocerien. bought in the heal market, I Jan ufFer the public better CASH Price than aiiy other doubt in Eugene J. L. PAGE D3 are nota Ready fop Business ii.? t best equipped plDt In the dn h "'earn-cieanlng; ud dyelog ""trifs. Nroial machinery for clean . lyplnit a. rlflnlHhliig ladles' dress t,- Hive u-a call. AKX TEAM I'LBANINQ AND DYB ' ' Otn -e 6"6 Wl.lauielte "T'.niipn He (.baud offloe. .."''I'eMooal clothing sponged and t"4 for ;,oo ppr nioDtii. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E-BANGS, Proprietor Ht. , tkiu? eave" Kugene for Florence ""wptiiuniUy at 6 am "agene daily exnepi Hundaye at 2 ''nrday. it 8 am bliowin" ln huHa,, ' P ni the .i Kf'fPARR ,s il," TKI1, "... ar.nt'L10' at . Bano llv-rr ,roo. Uard li,....nwn's ifflot The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol New York ' P.?! ' En')"' "" Gold BonJ '?a A"nul'l. Ouir.at.ei vilut . i.icj mrnliMd by U i i,,,,,., . , " r. rtrt.Vi, LUene, Ur, Groceries uurcio mo signature of Signature of Always Bought BUSilN ((: t.'Al US ATTORNEYS-AT LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTORN LY-AT-L AW Collections a specialty. 3ffice Over Lane County Bank, B1LYEU, ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW Oflke Over First National Dank. EcotNt, Ohigox, O WOODCOCK, ATTOIi NTEY-AT-LA W Office One half lo k south of Chrisman B Kuuiki, OuiauN, E K SKIPWOUTH. JOHN JI PIPES SKIPWORI'H & PIPES 4TT0KNKYSAT-LAW. V"iU practice in all the Court a. Euoinb Obioo.v. HILMOB W TH0MP80S 0HAS A HAEI rjlHOMPSUN a IIAKDY, ATTOltNEYS AP-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. i ractlce in ail tne courts. EiTuufr, Obiooii. M TRAVIS, Attorney A t Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon. G KO, B D0RUI8, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOU-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Secon Judicial District and In the Suprome Oour of the state. Special attention givon to collections an, matters in probate. Uliice Kirst National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 aud 3. John M. Edmunsou Leon R. Edmi... EDMUNSON ft EDMUNSON. ttornejs-At Law. Pnuttim Ir all the courts. Collections a sued ally. aa-Olhoe Over Loan 4 Savings Bauk, EUQKNE, OREGON. OUIS K. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. OiSce in Loan & Saving bank buildiug. Room 3. Special attention given to laud and mwinf matters. Eugene, Oregon. MEDICAL. JJAIN'E 4 KUYKENDALL. PHYSICIANS AND SUROEONS Jfficea In Eugene Loan ft Savings Han Building. Special attention to surgery and surgical ill. earns of wuuien 8 LUCKKY. JKWELER. . lm and Clocks Uealred. Kt'orrou Oi.tooj ,K O BIDI'LE, msT , Office -On Olive I'lnt, between Fiftih snH Sith .i ; of Minness.)U hotel EKLEKT J.KIUil ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eoodii niiooi Bet eiulpp!.l Anay Ibt.irT In the Sia". Prrmfit and reliahie return iruaraiiteedt Working tts niai- on ore sampii of one V fifty pound, to determine the mtxt tuiubl. method of treatment rpulTpAciT Nrn'TlL Llf K. Very 1 rt .... fTKK A.D A" Ii :NT Pt-LICIEP AI.IitKT J r.ARON, On Ait. Pottla-.d, Or A11lL1AMo, IaksI Agt, Eugeue, Or Tilt: OF TOWlR HILL Original la the relga of Bloody Mary toere Uvtd near Tower hill, lu London, na armor maker named Oronla. His Uouie ru8 kept for hlui by his only daughter, Ckt-ly. who was ot an ex trouiily gentle disposition and witlial mi i nder hearted that she would go out of ni-r way to avoid treading on a v.oriu. S'.ie was beloved by her la tluT's us, .tant. John Gaunt, a plain, honest you -lis fellow, who wna rBsn..or. ed hy all who knew hltn. Cicely was favorably disiwBed to John (Jaunt, but llld not vucouruKU his suit. Indotd she lid not know her mind and was fear ful of wounding him. One morning she was going to tho Thames to Ket a bucket of water, and w hile passini; over Tower hill she met n man sauntering along pensively, as though he bure some weight upon his mind. Cicely was captivated by the strangers appearance nnd especially by a certain souiberiicsg about him. At the moment they passed each other the Tower clock struck U. Cicely re membered the hour, and the next day she found herself Impelled to take her bucket shortly before 11 to go again to the Thames for water, though she would not acknowledge to herself that she did so in the hope of meeting the stranger. She did meet him, and this time he looked at her with tils melan choly eyes and said: "If you are going to the river for wa ter, I would gladly carry your buck et." "It is very light," said Cicely, blush ing. "It will bo heavier when it Is full." The stranger spoke with so soft a voice and so respectfully that Cicely consented, and he walked with her to the liver. She purposely told him that her father was Croniu. the armor mak er, where she lived and all about her self, hoping that this would cause him to be equally frank with her, but be said nothing of himself, and all Cicely could get from him was that be was employed at the Tower. Nevertheless Cicely went home with her heart ln a flutter. Then came the revolt against the legltlmate' soverelgn, headed by the Duke of Northumberland and aided by his son, Lord Guilford Dudley, to place the lattcr's wife, Lady Jane Grey, on the throne. One Say Cicely saw armed men hurrying past her house to the Tower, from which suddenly burst forth the smoke of cannon. -The ad vancing host stormed the fortress, swam the inoa.t nnd, placing ladders against the wallB, attempted to Bcalo them all ln vain. Tho assault was a failure. The men who advocated the pretensions of Lady Jane Grey to the throne were driven off, and her cause was lost , Soon after Cicely was notified that an attendant was wanted for a dis tinguished prisoner at the Tower, a woman ln distress, who needed some one to wait upon her and soothe her. Slio followed the messenger, who led her to a room where the prisoner was conllued, the Lady Jane Grey. She whose head had been risked to win a crown was soon to lose that head upon the block. It became the work of the tender hearted Cicely to comfort, so far as she could, the noble 1 lndy who, though scarcely out of her teens, was called upon to play so tragic a part. Cicely read to her, prayed with her, often could not help weeping with her In short, proved the companion that was needed to keep the condemn ed lady from despair during the trying period. So occupied was the armorer's daughter that she never once thought of John Gaunt, though there was some thing In the gloom banging over her dear mistress and herself that was constantly bringing up the melancholy stranger she bad met on Tower hill. One day she was Informed that John wished to see her, and when she went to him be ottered to supply n saw with which she nnd her mistress might re move two of the bars at the window of the room they occupied, leaving suffi cient space for Lady Jane Grey to pass through. John promised to be in the court at the appointed hour with man's attire, assist the noble lady from the window nnd after she had donned the clothes show her tho way out of the Tower grounds. Cicely hastened to propose the plan to the prisoner. The offer was refused. Lady Jane Grey relied upon such of her adherents as had not boon arrested to do all they could for her and did not wish to embarrass them by an at tempt which would likely be a failure. But the Duke of Northumberland was ln prison, and there was no one elso to aid the condemned. Tho day of execution enme at last, )nd Cicely, with streaming eyes, dressed her mis tress for the last time. The Image of John Gaunt, who had proved so kind, so thoughtful, offering to risk his life to please her, came up at times before Cicely, alternating with that sf her stranger lover, John seeming typical of hope, the stranger typical of despair. When all was ready, the mournful procession proceeded from the prison to Tower hill, where was gathered an immense throng. Cicely supported her mistress, aiding her to mount the steps of the scaffold. There stood a muffled ligiire, leaning on an ax. Cicely looked from her mistress to tho sea of up turned fnces, and there, among them, was tile sympathetic face of John liaunt Vhen her eyes were turned again to her mistress, sho was kneel ing before the block. The muSlcd fig. lire threw i.ff bis cloak, nnd Uiera stood the strar -.-or of Tower hill! Cicely fainted kihI was handed down Into the arms of John Gntint. When she came to horsi lf, sho threw her artni about his ni'ck and wept. ALICE IIYDB BAKHOUR. Hoppickers Wanted. Picking bops on ih tmpl I 4 Walker ard one mils above the Uni versity at Jndklrs' Point will begin Thiirdy September 11. Wired yard, heavy bote and little leaf. H-ve just cultivated the sum mer growth of weeda out so around 111 be clean for picker. Inquire on premises, or edlre W. R. Walkib, Ejgtne. Encyclopaedia for Sale. The Gdakd offers a ten. volume AmerioanlEed Suoyolopaedla Brltanul ca for sale. There are 8902 page at the work, 96 hired maps ;f . tatee and O uu'rlea aud numerous 1 1 1 u IrMlonx. it Is dumbly louud In sheep aud baa been well used. In l U'B ooodeoaatii n of the Britnnloa especial pains were taken, as the name indicate, to give peoll preft-reuoe to uij'0'sof Auiericau luterear, at the same tune pruuiui! long and prolix aitules of all snpeifliiiiy, th ugu not materially cunaiilug tb presentation of desirable fact1. This eueyetopaedia ha ben In onn tiut ue f..r several year-. Itia.uVr. ed lor .ale f r the Huflluieot leason that UieifHuu tins been supilled with a complete Brliutinlca wl' b a rfve-voluiue "Amerieau supplement," Suburban Propertj For Sale, 3) nore in 5 or lu ore tracts. Tb Kud la first el tea, 1 icaied les than a mile from the posititfioe, hw-al buhdluu site. . Tula laud can be bough much cheap er tbau town lots, and to ibe parly buying the first tract aud building ou .ame a special uiduoenieut on prioe will be made. WILLAMETTE V ALLKY LAND Co. Look Pleasant, Please. Photographer C 0 Harlan, of Ealou, 0, oan do so now, though for years he Couldn't because be siillered uutiM agouy from the worst form of Indlge-t ion. All physicians and medioit e failed 10 help n m till he tried Ek-ohio Btiters which worded suob wonders tor htoi thai tie declares ibey are a godsend to suhVrer from dsppla and stomach troutd e. Unrivaled f.ir diseases of the -lnmcb, liver aud kidneys, they build up and u ve new life to the whole system. Try them. Only 60o Uuarauieed by W L Ds Lrjo. Shatters all Records Twice In b( si Hal, P A (fulledge. Verrs-na. Ala, paid a va-tsurn to Ooc mr- to cure a severe oase of piles, oaua mn 24 minors. When all failed Buck len'r Arnica Halve cured him. Hub-due- liifiauiHtion, corquers aches, h il a nafna. Hest salve In the world 25c at THE WORLD'S News will be delivered at your breakfast table for only 10c a week by subscribing for the OR; GON DA LY JOURNAL Leave your name and address with H G Miller,. Local Ageut. University Book Store. (115 Wi b.mette Street. OREGON'S BLUE RIBBON State Fair Salem Sept. 15th to 20th. 1902. Yon are Invited to attend and tee the greatest iodiw trial ez- position and livestock show ever held on the Vat lfic Coast. Good racing every afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and bring your famUlei. For any information, writ M D WISDOM, Sec'y, v Portland. Or. If Ion Plaster Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it Fireproof Waterproof Can drive nai's ioto or hnratrmr on It without breakage, Ion't una r ittcn tand planter. Adf'.reM or aee J. L. LOMBARD, P.atorer. W WeaiStfi itreet, KueD-( Oregon, Ointments ai l litit rit will Qit, tKil irirf'T c-onotli in m than relieve tou. It rvKttrM i internal rem ly to remove the eaiiM and tfvx-t a perm n ni cnr. A k y "if drti-jafitt ftr Kt 1'erria's tjle; on the eubjecL CLASSIFIED GOLUMI. Notices under thi. haadaot to axundlv. Inea, W out. par WMkj II 00 a mouth) SU par year. For Sale. t OH o A LE. Oue good 8 -buna power portable engine with woodsaw at laiubment; one turning lain; one bund i one table caw, at bar g!u. Enquire of H E Walker KprlniiBeiil.Ore. rOK SAL. 1KADK.-H7 aorea ontbe Milnar) Mad 26 miles from Kueni, 8 miles from Lowell, no lb Willam tte river. 70 acre bottom laud; 12 aorea char; the rest bill wiili some timber. There la a good bouse with four looms, smoke bouse aud barn. I will sell or trade at a bargain. Call ou me at Mrs H ti Gardner's on First street between Jederson aud Madison, rr address T F Hooch Eugene, Oregon. ' rOtt BALE. A flue residence for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs Healop ou the corner of Fifth and Lawieuoe streets. UOKSErOlt MALE A good work bure for sale, 9 years old, weiwh' 12J0 pounds. Addiesa Box' 800, Eugene, Or, Help Wanted. UIRL WANTED. To do housework. Apply to Mr. t N Roue. MORE TEAMr) WANTED. We can use all the teams we oan get to haul ore from tbe Hi lena mlue to the end of our track. The teams on tbe road cannot take away tbe ore as fast as it Is mined. Address W F Morpby, general manager 048KRR, Cot. tage Hrove, Or. W ANTED. Several persons of char- aoter aud good reputation in each "late (uueln thia county required) to represent aud advertise old establish ed wealthy business bouee o solid Hnaiioial standing. Salary $18.00 weeaiy wun expeuses aaitionai, an payauie in oasn eaon .Wednesday direct from bead oflloee. Horse and carriage furnlsbed, when ueceasary. References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 808 Caxton Kuiiiiing, unlnatfo. Losl and Found. I-OUNO. - A oraud uew pair of work it'K gloves t mud. Owuer oan have same i y oalilug at this offloe and paying for this notice. PUKmK FOUND a puree contaiu ing a sum of money and a number nf paiit-r- f und on show grounds to day. Owiu-r on bave aame bv call. Ing at liOaBU offloe, describing con tents aud paying lor ti i. notice. Miscellaneous. FOR KENT. Two rootut, BUitable en tier lor oftliicB ur llvluir to tbe Co Otter Hi -ok. ALuiy to Ur Wtilougaoy Tbe Last ticorsioo. Tb exouralou season la drawing to a ui ae and lu a short time toe summer will be over. KeoogultlUg these facts aud winning logive tbe people bne more chance belore it is loo late, 'the C i v Ills a Eastern Railroad Co liav ueciiied to ruu their last through ex cursion from Detroit lo all points Weal to Newport ou Sunday, Aug 81, 1902, leaving D trolt at 4:80 a tn, arriving at Newport at 11 :80, and returning leave Newport at 6 :o0 p m, giving six biiur of .'uu and p,t aure at tbe ' most popu lar seaside resort in tbe Northwe.i. Tnenelebraied baud from IbeUdjlu diau eobnol, Ouamawa, of 28 piece, will play on arrival aud departure of ibe boat and during ibe day.' Hpeolai arrangements bave besa made wllb Prof Albert A fjbaur to give oue ol bis famous exiitullloDS on lbs uuloycle audblooleou the beach, wbloh to gether witb tbe aurf bathing, boating aud opeu air oonoertt will be tbe gtaud flnle of Ibe season. Tbis is posltlv.ly tbe last excursion from Oetroit and tbe fare will be aa K.il iwti Oetroit to M ill Cl iy inclusive 12.60: west of Mill Uity to Kingston inclusive, fi west of Kingston to Maxwell Inclusive, 11.76; A'bany, Co.vbIIih ai.O Puil imaib, tl.60; We.' of Pliliou. atb to Chltwood lueio-ive, 11; all point weal of Chltwood, 76o. Ibese fare ate tor the round trti. Remembtr thia is tbe lot through ex cuisloo of Ibe etsson. CASTOR I A Foi Inlaiii. tA Cbildiea ' teKlDd You Rara Always Bocgt the of i SUMMONS In the Circuit (Vurt of the 6UU of Oreg- a 1'ir the OHinty of Loa, William M Bump, Plaintiff, ) va y Hattie V. Hump, Defendant. ) To liatlit V. Bump, the abort named d- fcQdaci. In the name of the etaU of Orefnm, yon ar herthv 'eqnirsylto ai'pw fa the abi a enti tled omm in the abfre uititlot oaaa mod aoawer the o mplatnt of pldoUfl filed In eJ ocnirt and oaiiay, b or hitnr vtt Wwkafreu the dftte if the firet pahlicatl a ot thia earn nvDi othe plalutfO will apply toaatd ootari .'ur the relief prayed for ln aaid oomjibist, to witt Adecrea diandvlng the bond of matrimony now eiltDg between aald plaintiff and di fendant herein, and for the rare and ai'tod of h i May Jlumn, the miuor dauth er o' pUtntiff and nafendaut, an I euob othf rvlief ae to the court neema proper. I 1h1 nmmoni 1 pnhltihed lo the tAit,t Ft'orHC 'it ari ofioe a wreh fnrili u ot itv w.xkN I'T ortUr M the Hun 11. K. Klnoaie Cotmty Jwlira of Ian Cworny, Ot on, KJid and entered herein on the 4th d iy Aotrunt, ll2. aisd the data of the nrt pid Hcaltun berwd ia 6th day of A a. u.., lyo L. B1LYETJ, L H.'H1" a-jtea.""' 1 oan i ayfwaaa City Propwty (or kUJ Ksaiuusss Anrrjnoi to Kuans To (boa desiring to plrohaae alt lots, I have laid oat as addition on tha aonlk aida of th. ells- aud north of College Hill Park. I have 120 lot to this addiuoD, and am wiling mem very low to as to uab e every Mm te bav. a home ot lb air ewn. Tae prioe it these lots is from $60 op. Euu Stbwabt Aoornoa to Ecoixi I hav. aom. very de.irtab!. Iota In thia addition, In lb. very heart of th.eltyaud wmua a isw uiocxa ot Willamette street. WsiTiAua's Aosmss to Ecsbm I hav. a tew lot. in tbis addition within tee block, of die first National Bank. Gollbok Hrxx Pah I have 100 lots ln thia addition The prioe now la $60 each. W will advance me prioe won. W. expect College Uiil Park to beoome the most desir.ble reel d.noe property in or near the oily. HaNDBioza' Addition to Oolueob Bill Pass W hay 70 tola for aala chain in tMe addition; also 40 or SO aoros of vary choice trnit land. I hay. on this place 1300 young prone trees, about 400 Bartlett pear Inea, and 200 black walnnl trees, also appl.a, plum, and .mall finite. This plaoe has a good farm sons, barn and uat-houeae, and la a moat beautiful aubarban piece of prop any. It is known aa th Loon.t Hill lar-o, anu mere Is no plAoe lu the state more beaniilullj and pleaaantly situated. I am not in real eaiatebu.iues.aa a bald ness we 11 our own lands only, I employ no agents. Any on. desiring to puiobeae any of thl. property aill find me at the t irst National Bank. I will be nleesed to show property and giv. piioe. I niisht ex change aom. ot tbis properly for good timber lend. Gome ana see m. New Addition to Eugene. R F Baker 4 Co have nlatted the R F soott laud uousl'liiig of 82 lots situ ate two hlook.snuth of the Patterson school building. These desirable lots and are for sale at reasonable prices. For further Information call on R K Baker, Offloe at No ( West Ninth stieat. Jast Look at Her. w IJViiW USBUJ wiles PJIIKUaiy f, tfVlttlf lasaus. -akliln fuskn n.ni i t. tt.t fOiilD( faoe. Hb looks g od, ftr!" ('hi. rit re'H per icortii. nne usw ur Z.nttU Nut. I.lfrt Pills. Raaa.ll k All of KttDc aoitve, dtgtwtioD good, bpasja as.n ..k. - Sl. a a. I.. tl rt. wun1! uu u il vi u usd lur uiuri, . ,.rjr ib-m yourwelf. Quly H5o at W L De- ijauo'fi. i Bankers Life Association ef Du Moliwi, lews. ' Salt laiunscs- lew R.tit Special rtsturn that pitas, euty mta. RaUcarda at Pint N.tleaal Baak aad Lea as' Savlagt beak. C S Farrow & Co 1 ...REAL ESTATE... loanc and !nturnoe. Jiealer tn , Uarveailni MncUlnery, lmplo menu. Alto have itoraga room truaaonabla ratua. ay-Offloe 506 Willamette Bt The Hoffman W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon Gap Closed The operatlon'ol,' through train, be i tweaa Han Kraneiaoo and Los An gele., vlaSurf and Santa Barbara, will begin un Sunday, .Marc!) 31, 1301 . ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Thronga Trains Dally. Th Coast Lin Limited leaving each terminal eaily In th morning equip- pad wlib elegant oafs and pariir cars, i will make daylight trip, through the most picturesque, varied and enter tainlBir, eoeneaoa the oonticent. ,.i i. Inquire ot agent of lhf iouthern acific. Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. JO. Si 1 lor Y equine , Train leave Albany 1S:45 1 V Lvs Orvalll. 1M P Ajviras Yaqulna 6:3ft P Mo. I Retnnlnf Leave. Yaqulna ,.7ifl0 A Uava CorvaUi AI M A V Arrive Albany t .12 16 P 9 $ toe DetroU Iaavaa AlWy I.Oo P . Arrive Lax roll 5:4ft P I .a I 'mm DetnhV UM DftmH S0 A Arrives Albany.,, lias) A a Trains 1 all snlvs Ir, lnii on. connect e 't : I md In n mt afl.ln, iwi I . I. lepartnr ef 8 Paorta. honmd toaia. Team e 8 eonnM.i itn the - '' 'eJn i rvallis and Albany a vine dirsrt mttIo Vewpnrt aad a'ja. nt hsacliea, I rein 3 'or Deiroit. Bret elmsh i d rlhe le nntaia reaori. leaves Altatnj at 1.00 p i Iter tSe arrival o!H p. e-inth boaiid trat r m I'ltlanH, rearhin. Ie rolt t 6:46 p i Fur further infirnaAloa apply to F.D t IN BT'-tSK. Miuatf-v IHT RNK.K A g.at Albany J at CRON18K. iawel Cervallla, SOUTH AND EAS'l VI4 Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trams leave kngent for Portland and way -t.rii.,1- t Hull.. ,. l.j...,.. I . IV tlln- .8:,' p tr 1:15 m I2HH s ui 45 a ui 8:16 a :u if.-oe p in 12:30 a m bMu p m 7.-45 p in Ai Ashland Ar ejauraniento Ar Hn Franciaou Ar Oirden fisiA a d Vi-4ft . m Ar Denver VW a tn a iu Ar Kansas City 7i!S a in 76 a Ar ChioaKU 7.-46 a m UJ0 a i.i Ar Los Angeles Ar Kt Paao Ar 1'ort Worth Ar City of Mexloo Ar HuitsVie Ar New tlrleama Ar Nv'ashinuton Ar New Vo,k 1:20 p m 6AMI p m ti:.S0 a m :!5 a m 4m a m 6:25 p ui tiH'J a tn 12; p m TijO a in UKX1 p in 6:30 a in :66 s li WG a i , 6:25 v w 6:42 i. .., Pullman and Tourist cam ou nothtraina. Chair cars Sacra mento to gden and t-a Pto, aud ourist cars to ClucaK., Si Louis, New Orleans auil Waahumton. Conuei-tioK at Han Fran ctaoo with several steamship lines tor llouolulu, Japant China, Phililpinea, 'Jenlral and South America. Hoe Mr L Q Adair, av-ent at Eugene ot auoies W. K. COM AN U PA Portland Or TICKETS TO AND.FEOM4ALL POINTS EAST VI V S i CRT LINE TO St- Paul, Du'uth, Hi.neapolis, .Chicty. AND POINTS KAST Tkrongh Palace and Tonrbt Sleepera ; Dining and Buffet Smeltitm Library Ca DAILY T K A INH; FAST TIME, For Fatea. Folriere and Pull Infirm regarding ticket, routes etc, call on or add. ea J. W. PHALON, rrt H. DICKSON ov 122 TtHRD STMT, fOBIUW A. B. O. DBNNI8TON, (4. W. P. A. 612, First AveDue, BEATTLK, Wash Oregon Shoreline Union Pacific ffin EAST Tho O. R. N.e Gives tn Choice of S DAILY TWO VIA . THE ORtBON SNORT Lilt ye Salt Lake, Denveri Omaha Chlrago and Kansas City. TKI GREAT ' KQRMHI Rf. ' Stoksne Minneapol ar St. Psul and Chicago. Ooeau Uleamerr leave Poitlnud ever 5 Day for SAN FRANC! 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