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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1902)
; ad Vou Ilavo Always Boiifrlit, niul whkU has beta' iu uj ir over sv, years, lias borno tlio sifmiitnro of tf '" hf-s 1"mi nunlo wider Ills per- T -'' Jtrtfj, 801,1,1 supervision Mr. e its Inr.uiey. ' Allow no ono to deceive you in this, ill Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-ns-goml" arc but Uxperii!iei)."s that trllie with and endciincr t'io licnltli of luliiutit ami Chllilreu ExperU ueo against Kxporiiueut. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a linvmlcss substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric. Drops ami Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic) substance. Its age Is it guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and liowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Childreu's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE QASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use Fcr Over 30 Years. TM OCNTJtuR OOMMflV, TT MUMMV STRCCT. NEW VOffK CtTV. .1 ' MPT. WflTRIJlS & MILLER PROPRIETORS A fair share ol the pnbllo pat ronage solicited, To tbe Farm, era we will pay the highest murfiet prloe for fat cattle, hogs and Blimp. Bhop on Will amette 8t, Eugene, Oregon, Orders promptly delivered. Will Xesp Constantly on Hand a Full Supply ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York. ill forms of life, Endow.ntnt and Gold Bond Policies nd Annuities. Guaranteed value and rates furnished by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Gap Closed The operation of , through trains be tween San Franclaoo and Los An pelsfl, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on Sunday, .March 31, 1901 ....ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Througn Trains Dally. . The Cout Line Limited leaving each terminal early in tb morning equip ped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, will make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and enter tainirjR, scenes on the continent y Inquire of agents of the; Southern Pacific. Corvallis & Eastern railroad. 1 IMS CARD NO, SO. J for' aqanaI Trait ea sa Albany 12:4 P M lrfavi (J liV) P M mv iaqnina., 6:85 PM o. 1 ibetnrouif I-ea.es Yaqnlna 7:00 A M Corrallia 11:30 A M --rri vea Albany 12:15 PM . a lor Detroit I '' Albany 1:00 P)M Arrlvts IWK u P M No. t 'iom Detroit " ' leaves Detroit 6 30 A M Airivea Albanr 11:05 A M "rainsl and larrire in Albany in time CMoneet w,th the Pionth hinl train? w "cirinstwoorthreeh mrsln Alhia bif l! rtv.reol S P north bonnd train. train a onnnecta wits tha 8 P trains a V"'1" "1 Albany rji.ini direct aerrice t -'W-,rt and adjacent heachea. irmin SforDjtrnu Hreijira,!, and other Uinrewrtalearoa Albany at 1.00 p m J-wtheamvalnfa. P. amith bonnd train '"m l.irtland. reanhlnij Detroit at 5:15 p m or furtker intimation apply to EDWIN 8TONR, M Manager T H Tf'RVER Asent Albany H J CliU.VIdK Agent OorraUia. fi? EE pi C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Insurance. Dealer in H arresting Machinery, Imple ments. Also have storage room st reasonable rates, T-Offlc 506 Willamette St (lie are com Heady for Business With the best equipped plant In the state for steam-cleaning aud dyeing olothes. Special machinery for clean ing, dyeing and finishing ladles' dress goods. Give us a call. MARX HTEAM I I.KAMNU AND INO Works. Office 6n Willamette street, opposite Guard oinoe. Your personal doming spoDgea ana pressed tor $1.00 per mouth. -FIRST- National Bank Ot Eugene. Paid un Caen Capital 850.000 Surolua a ! 850,000 i Eugene, Oregon. a GENERAL BANKING BUSINES8 A Done on renainable terms. Blgta drafta on Chicago, San Framdsoo and Port- Bills of eiehaatre sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subject to caeca ot oeran- All collections ontmrted to tu will looolTe prompt attention. T G itaDBiom, P. E. Shodobass, Prwident. Cashier. SB Kuus. J H. Portia V loo 1 r-l lent iaiui. Lane Count; Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON Established In ISM. Oldest Bank in the County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. 0. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier. ElJGEp LOAp and siira 01 Eugene. Oregon. Paid Up Cash tap'UI $50,000 25,0(0 Surplus a siNtML NaiN uiiinaa Tiawa- . tha nrlnetpal dtlea o' let United Slain and torelnrminlrlea. i,wl allowed on Penend 1 lertUcs'a 01 Depoalt nn Hill "11 '""...u-mi ifclleettons reoelre our r romp 1"eIlB,n Oil j ana uonnir n W I. i0W. Presissat.1 f.m. osu. 0isl . 0. fl. . tics Prstwanl . w B0W tit C aat Lack ol Interest. Tu luitlal editnrn 1 In the O-egoii Weekly, orpin of the a'adeit'a ot thii University, ii a caustic oritleieru upon the otHts. of Hairs of the alulmt assc olailnu of the University. The editor bewails the lick nf intere-t in the re-pon.-e to vails for nioetlnge or the student body and the late eleetlou of oftioers of the ai-e.c'iiHon. Thete onus to be a lack of popular, eiiergc.io slu tenia at the University to go ahetd and create Interest and take a lead In Indent affair. Then- are good sohol- , learnia iu bock", but few who have the popular support aud backing of all students. Perhain the approach- lug football season wl 1 devil.. p a bero or two around whom the students can gather. The lack of strife In elections is not exanMy deplorable, but it does show tln-t there Is a.n uuheil' by ludifl. rence among the student. Student arsexpei'ed to auppnrt the team. IHheydoiiot show their loy. ally la s me unnicr they can hardly expect tlie townspeople t" evince niuoh interest. Let Tbe Weekly put for ward a plan to remedy the matter, get the popular backing of tl e stiidet ts raise Interes1 aud make s'U'lent enter prises of importance 'n the siudents, and the oity will imt fall to standby them. Everybody ia .g!ad and willing to be on the enthusiastic, winning side of anything. Discussion Taken Up. Ai predicted by the Guard, the article entitled, "Contrail. ctlona of Literary CrUloisiu," v rltten by Prof Herbert tromble Howe, of the Uni versity of Oregon, for the Beptember North American Review, has already stirred up the lllorury people of the East. The Literary Digest of Ootober 4, devotes throe quartere of a page to Pre f Howe's an Ida and as it quotes without comment, it is to be supposed that that conservative paper agrees wkb the profes or. Encyclopaedia for Sale. The Guard otters a ten-volume Americanized Encyclopaedia Brltanul- ca for sale. There are 690'J twites of the work, OSci lored mapsuf etiilea aud OiuurrleB and numerous illustrations. It Is durably bound In sheep and has been well used. In this condensation of the Bri tallica eepeolal pains were taken, as the name Indicates, to give special preference to subjeotsof American Interest, at the same time pruning long and prolix articles of all superfluity, though not materially curtailing the preaeutatlou ofdesirable facts. This encyclopaedia has been in con stant use for several years. It is otter ed for sale f ji the sufUolent reason that the office has been supplied with a complete JJrltauulca with a live-volume "American supplement." A Parson's Noble Act, "I want all the world to know." writes Rev C J Budloog, of Asbway B I. "what a thoroughly good and re liable medicine I found in Elect rlo Bitters. They cured me of Uuudloe and liver troubles that had caused me great suffering for many years. For a gonulue, all-around cure they exoel anything I ever saw." Electric Bitters are the surprise of all for tbelr wonder- mi work in liver, Kidney ana etoniaon troubles. Don't fall to try them. Only 10 cents. Hrtlsfaotlon guaranteed by WLSe Lauo. Notice to Bridge Builders. Sealed bids are requested for con struotlng a oounty bridge aoroes the Coast Fork river at Cottage Grove, according to tbe plans and specifica tions and strain diagrams to be fur nlsbed by tbe county surveyor and to be kept at his office in Eugene. Bids to be opened by the county oourt and surveyor October 15,;1902, at 2 o'olook p m. The 6 per cent deposit required by law must accompany each bid.. ' C M Collier, County surveyor, Lane Co, Oregon. Dated eept 22, 1902. A Boy's Wild Ride (or Life. With family around expecting him to die and a son riding for life, 18 miles to get Dr King's New Discovery for ooUHumption, oought and colds, V H Brown, of Leet-ville, I mi, endured dentil's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful modioli e gave Instant re lief autl soon cured him. He writes: ' I now sleep eouudly every Light." Like marvelous cures or oonumpiion, pneumonia, bronchitls,coughs and gilp prove Its matchless m rlt fur all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed hollies 50c and tl. Trial bottles free at W L De Lino's drug store Suburban Property For Sale. 30 sore In 5 or IU cr tracts. The and Is first diss, looated lees than a mile from the posloflloe, Ideal building site. Tnls land can be bought much cheap er than town lots, and to the pMty buying tbe first tract and building on aBino a Siectal inducement on pn II be made. WIM.AMKTTK YaLLCY LaNDCO Horses for Sale. We will Ulirr at private sale ai Bangs' stable In Eugene on Ralnrday, October 11th, 20 head of workhorses; Trumh: Caah orapptoved note. R R Havs, DfisrA.VficoTT. CAi' For uifn'i "hn rinrl Vi,-- : :. A::jS Eo'Jgr ilia Kiuu Bmz- tha P-r-uo-s of Ililaova. Bpldeis are nu uusovluble. mlStt. turup'.'ul nu- ' at tho bot ot times and usually regm-d each other with the moat uueou.proiuUUig aversion, this linbltUTO nil soelul lutorcourRo, so that a spldur wandering by accident Into his lirotlict wh 1 received In u man ner tlmt if "a little more than kin" Is certainly "less than kind." Instead cf hospitably entortiUnlns his visitor mlno host either drops by a line thread and disappears from view or promptly pro pares to light him. Kvlctlon is not his olijoot but capture, .with ulterior de signs upon tho body, .which with a wise forethought the muster of tho houso already destines for tho larder. But potting aside those prudent con siderations It Is n grand nllielt a snv nge sight to witness tho encounter when tho combo tnnts ajo well matohod for slro and strength tho cautious tidvnneo, with a dollcato teettng of threads on both aides; tho wily feint, followed by n preclpltuto retreat, and wild dangling of the hero suspended In midair, and then tha headlong rush nnd death grapple, hand to hand, foot to foot, which Is rendered very impress lvo when six legs aro brought Into active requisition at ouco on cither Bide. London Opinion. Mushrooms Baatlr Oram. Any one may raise mushrooms in his cellar or oven In his attic with very sat isfactory results. Ho should havo n bed .which may consist of a shallow box, nnd tills should bo ailed with a dark, rich loam to the depth of, Bay, eight Inches. It should.be In a durk place, and a damp place also Is benellclal, but If ho uses an attic tho room may be kept dark by heavy ourtulns and tho earth dump by frequent watering. An average tem perature of from CO to 70 degrees should bo maintained. Almost all seeds men sell the spawn bricks, and whon tho bed Is prepared tho spawn should bo broken Into lino surf n Co particles nnd Ju6t covered with tho earth. Notwithstanding tho popular bellof, mushrooms do not come up In a night, but they do In four or flvo nights, and when onco up their growth is very rupld. Exchange. All the Same. During an encampment of tho nation al guard of Pennsylvania nt Mount Gretna several years ago a party of of ficers went out for a stroll, and, hap pening to pass a farmhouse near the encampment grounds, one of them sug gested stopping In for a glnss of milk. On going Inside the yard they wcro met by tho fanner's daughter, who brought forth a enn of buttermilk nnd Bonio tumblers, snylng: "This Is tho only kind of milk wo hnvo." After each of tho party had taken a drink one of them remarked: 'By George, that's Unci Can't you lot us have some more?" Tho lass replied: "Oh, yes; take all you want Vie feed it to tho pigs nnywny." Philadelphia Times. firitem In Sarins. "The only good plan for saving Is to make It on liivarluhlo rulo to deposit something each week or each month," suvs a bank president. "Having thus put tho money aside, It should bo coie sldcrcd out ot reach and on no account to bo drawn upon except In caso of sickness, loss of employment or death. It Is surprising how money will pllo up when such a system as this Is followed. II! every ono who possesses any incomo at all would udopt tho practice and stick to It no matter how small tho de posits might ho, poverty would bo woll nigh abolished." MiNlntarpreti'tl. A delicate point of pronunciation Is involved in this story. A country cous. in onco wont to spend Sunday with an Edinburgh friend. After a long duy epont In sightseeing they found thenv selves a long way from homo. "Noo, mon," said tho townsman. "wo'vo a long way to gang. Shall wo tak' a tram?" "Tnk' a tram!" cried the other in sur prise. "I'o dlnna mean to tell mo thnt In Edlobro' the public bouses aro open on the Sawbathl" A Mnddenlnsr Leo-acr- A young man at St. Mendo was driv. en mad by a legncy of 4,000. From tho moment tho money enmo into ids possession ho was oppressed by tho fear of losing it and ulways carried it about with him. Ho finally niado bonflro of It In tho form of notcB nnd then attempted to blow out his brahiB. Loudon Chronicle. Ono ot Onr Pet Phraaca. "Did any of tho Inhabitants cscnpo ,Tv!th his lifo?" inquired tho man who wants harrowing dctallB. "I didn't stop to ascertain," answered tho man who Is barrowhigly exact. "J struck mo thnt if anybody escaped without his life thero .wasn't much ubo in his escaping anyhow." Washington Star. No Help From tier. "Mhw Frlsble-Ellen, lovo," aald young Mr. Onllnghcr timidly, "I iiavo lost my heart." "I'm sorry I enn't help you, Mr. Gal lagher," replied tho maiden not un kindly. "I havon't fouud It" Detroit Kreo Press. Mutual inrprlae. She When I mnrried you, I had n idea Uint yon would stay awny from borne so much. He Well, neither had I. Life If tho best you can any about yor neighbor Is In reply to tho worst bo as Id about yoa, dun't Bay it. BulUmoro News. One-third of the t'nlted Statea proptr la vacant land. Siorage, Storage, Storage. Gen. T. Hall and Hone publlo and prlvste warehmi-e now ready for all kinds of stnrane Hot, wool, grain, mercha'idlw and bouahold gnfid-. We want three or foui thousand t u.b els nt nais. Hall and Mon. . iA t ll t i h . ! bars O r ' r- The Gervais Fire. A yesterday dispatch I as full r par ticulars t limn the Geivals lire. It says : Fire lat night wiped out the busi ness portion of Uervala, two blocks of business houses being swept by the flames. Tbe lire started shortly after 10 o'clock and originated either In a coufecilonery storelu the middleof the block or in the alley back of Weiss' furniture store. All buildings des troyed were frame with the exoepllon of the old brick bank building. The only business houses left standing were M 8 Pechner's general merchan dise store aud Scott Tavl 'i's barnrss shop. Ibe water tank also burnt d and no water could be obtained with which to fight the (ire. The city bad no fire apparatus, and the citizens, wil.lly excl'rd, could do little but save some of the personal properly women end children ma terially assisting in i he i (tort. The depot and hotel narrowly sscaped the flames. Saved. Twi nly-ft re cents saved by plaeiug orders f.ir the Htanlard Dtilgnar before Nov 25 b with HC iUi'kin. Orders taken for 7oe per ye ir. licgular price $1.00. No 20 West 7th street, upstairs over the Rankin music store. bate tha . IK W "! Hart KrWVt CLASSIFIED GOLUMS, Notloos nniler this head not to1 excend five tnea, 60 oents per week; tl 50 a month: (12 per year. For Sale. KOK SALE. A blllard table and safe for sale. DaniklUaby. FOR HALE.-A Good Jersey milch Cow. Ecqulreat No 1115 Wist tt:h street, ooruer of Lawn nee. FOR BALK. Slock sheep 75 head of ewes, 125 bead of lambs and 4 bucks. Will sell cheap, Address P O Box 130, Junotlou City, Oreg. FOR HALE. A fine residence for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co, or of Mrs Heslop on the ooruer of Filth and Lawrence streets. Help Wanted. GIRL WANTED. For general house work. Call on M rs J W Kays, 744 Willamette street. GIRLi WANTED. Girl wanted for geueral homework. Inquire at res idence of A G Matthew, 01 West Ninth street. Lost and Found. LOKT. A GuAitl) curriers route list. Please letiiru to thlscifllne. Miscellaneous. ROOM8 TO LiiT. Inquire of Mrs. Htrnud Long at her dressmaking par lors on Willamette Btreet. RESIDENCE FOR RENT. A com modlous eeventeeu-rooiu renidetire on Houth Willamotle street for rent Apply at this iifTice. City Property for Sale HiNnuiois' ADornm to Euobmi To I bono desiring lo ,nn base city lots, 1 have laid oat an auditiou on tbe south side of the oitf aud noith ol (Jollege Bill Park. I have 120 lots in this addition, and am soiling them very low so as lo enable every one to have a home of their own. The price of those lot ia from $60 up. Euaa Btxwabt Addition to Eooknh I have some very dnsirrable lotB in thia addition, in the very heart of the olty and within a few blocks of Willamette street, Wnrruxxa's Addition- to Ecoini I have a fow lots In this addition within two blocks of the First National Bank. OoLLtai nux Pabx I hero 100 lotl la this addition, The price now Is $50 each. W will advance ibo prloe aeon. We cxpeot Collego Bill Park to beoomo tbe moat desirable resi dence proporty in or near tba oity. HiNCBioia' Addition to Oollkoi lino. Pan We have 70 lois lor sale ohoap in thia addition; also 4U or 50 acres of very choloe fruit land. I bnve on Ibis plaeu 1:100 young prune trees, about 40 lluriltt pear treos, aud ilOO black a.ilnut in e. , alao apploa, ulama and email linita. To ia plaoe Uaa a good farm hci, batu and unl-hoasea, and is a moat beautilnt suburban piece of prop, arty. It ia known as the Louuat 1 1 all (em, aud there ia no pl'u.i iu iheatatomore beaatilully and pli-imu i'. .ituated. 1 am not In real uali. t le.Hit.o-aarta Dnsi- neas we sell our own U ..la only, leoiploy agents. Any one dt ilr.ng to purubaae any of this property v n. ilnd mo at the first National Bunk, l v in ue picasoa to show property and give p lecs. 1 ml(Ut ex- cuanue some ol una i.rrpf!r.y lor gooa limber land Gc'iDO and me. The Hoffman W. O, ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon GROSSM ANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. THE m'ist lmrUnt Impniveinent of ilia sire in tho art 'I .'f.uian-litp, uiaswK me ,K.,r. . writer a splendid pi-m an in a few weeks hi the use ol lid. mi, Kndnrseil by prnmine . Odlaite Pre-iileolsand Boanls of Kducstion i Km: and Anieri'-a. Hatnple don aaortr. iaaa sent at paid for t'si, atnurlei iii.:. i-io. When onlerlng a slnirle ring, ital whether for man, won.an,or child. PENN mfg SUPPLY CO, Nu HUM. Fourth tr.l. run.ADKl.lillA. Bl'SINVrH I'Ar-Pa Al iOSU'-.UY.-l A'l LAW. M Vi; l.i.ws, ATTiI!NKV.AT-LV C'-llectlnLs a nr-eelnl'.r. J'tioe Over l.auo L'y.inlT L'hn, 1UI.YKU, A1TOHN K V-AT-LVW OtK.o Oyer Kind Natleaal Paidr. Kuoiva, Oltaooif, O Wiiout'Ot'K, ATOIKNKY Al' LAW Otfiee- One half boo south ofChrlsman 1 lodi K It SKIPWDUTli. JOHN M Pll'KS SKU'WOKTH ft PIPES AlTORNEYS-AT-IiAW WU1 practice In all the Court's. KuOKNlOlllOO'S. HSLHUS W THOHrSOH eius a Plain T IIOMIUON 4 HAIUJY, A1TORNKY8 Al'-LAW. t)lfioo-In First National BanklliuUding. i raouoe m ail me oourta. Kuaasa, Ouioon. M TllAVia, I Attorney At latr. Ottioe Over KiiKono Loan ft Savings bauk. Eugene, Onon. QEO, B DOKRI8. A'lTOUNEY I 'I.IUKSHI.OK.AT.LAW Will tiractice In all tlie oourta nf tho Hocoiul Judicial District and In the tiupromo Court of the state. Hteclal attention uiven to collections anil matters in probate. Olhue 1'irst iMillonnl Hank lililg, lbmius 1, 2 aud U. John M. E:linunson Leon It. Eduiuuron EDMONSON 4 EDMUNSON. ySttorneya-At Law. 'rai-tioa lr? all the oourta. Collections a stiect aity. aarOllioe Over Loan ft t-Uvin;s Bauk, EUGENE, OKKCO.V, Ei;bekti,kk;ii A3SAYKK AND MKTAU.UlttilBT KUOKNS OllBOUN Pest oqulpied Assay Lalmratory In tho State. 1 romnt anil rellalue rolurns iuarunuieo. Workltiif letttH made ou ore saumlea uf ono to lifty iKNiud todetertntue tho moat suitable method ol treatment. OUIH K BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offioo In Ixan ft Savlu hank Imildinp. I loom 3. 8Mial att mtiou Klven to laud. ami mining matters. KuKene, Oregon. MEDICAL. IAINE ft KUY KENDALL, PUYSlOIANa AND SOUUKI Ji. 1, Otllces In Etujeuu Loan ft riuviiiKii Bank IJIilldlnu. Speoiid atteutlon to surKery aui sut eaKiM ol women. 1 dla QEOltUKO'B DoBAlt, M. D. PUYSIC1AN and BUKOEON. Otlice. ltiHni uvr Kuireue L au ft Uavinui Hank. Residence No 10 ''earl street. Calls attended to day ur uight. J 8LUCKKY, JKWK1.K1L iVatcliee and Ulouku 1U aire I. Kniritk. Ouxunif L) It U BIDDLE, DEN'Iiar, OHice-On (Hive stmt, Srxl)T-ltreota one b'ock hotel between west of Fifth and M Inueautt rpi IE PACIFIC MLT'AL LIFE. Very Latest LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES. ALBERT J CAI10N. Osl At. Portland. Or J M WILLIAMS, Local Agt, EuKeue, Ur Bankers Life Association of Dei Molnci, Iowa. Saftjniur-nct Low RU Special fulunij that pleau buiy men. Rate card, at Pint National Bank and Loan and Savlnga Bank. F.C. and American Beauty Corsets All stylet all color Tills war rant with every fjtilr. ''Money re funUeii ttfier four weehV tf-.til If corncrt M not sut.B r.tto. y.' Sold by rrputablo dealers ev ery where In Aner lea. LooK for tho Tr'le Marhs the siifna of quality. Kalamazoo Corset ;Company-MaKcrs lllolamozoo, MicHiran SOLD DY AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE Eugtiic, Oregon ft SOUTH AND EAST VIA- SsBthiPii PacifiG Go SHASTAI.ROUTE l is le:ve 1 1- u,'etie for Por'I.tud aud way -tatioii. at 3:1 Ui. m; 1:41 , i . hull! a m I p in ! -':: a m S.'J p u 7:45 p :u 8:S0 p ra l:ir a m I'-'KW a m 43 a m 8:15 a ui Ash In nd m'i.n.i'n'-) S.ui 1 'l aooi.00 Osden 1 '.'iivor K;iuiwui City t'liieao 5:l;'i an li.45 a m t.ll a ui 'J ')J a tu 7--.r a ui 7iii a ra 7:45 am m fia Alipelea 1:1 1 .., Kort Worth l ilyol .Meiieo ll..ie.t..n N'W Orleana Wanli:nh'Um New York l:'M ni ."..41i p ui a m VAi a m 1:00 a in i-:'i p ui 0:4J a tu l'J:43 p m 74m a m 11:00 p m tiV) a m :rv' a m 4:00 a m 6:25 p m 6:42 a m 111:43 p m I'ulltiiaii and 'I'ourist rare on both trains. Chair cars Sacra mento to linden and El l'aeo, and ourist ears to t'hicaK, rH Louis, Nsw Orleaus and Wanuitik'toti, ComieetiiiK at 8au Fran cisco ,with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Juimui. China, 1'hlllipiues, Ceutral and South Auierioa. 8 M V.rl L G Adelr, SKent at Eujtena or autlrea W. E. COM AN U ' A Portland TICKETS TO AND.EKOM ALL POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE TO St Paul,' Dululh, Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST, Through Palace, and Tourist Sleet ?re Dining and Bullet Smoking Jdbrary Ca DAILY TU AINS; FAST TIME, For llatos. Folders find Full Inform rOK'udlng ticket , routes etc, call on or address J. W.'PIIALON, T r A H. DICKSON, or A 122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND A. it. C. DENNISTON, t. W. P. A. 612 First Avonne, SEATTLE, Wash OaRlGOIi C1T1C TO THE EAST The Oi R. & N. Glvea tha Choice ot THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO.VIA THE OREGON O.'.E THE L GREAT NORTHERN M. TO Snokane Mlnneapollla St. Paul and Chicago- LINE TO SaltXako, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean Bteamors leave Poitiand every 6 Days for :SAN FRANCISCO. Koala leave Portland daily for all WID lametteand (.'nltimtta Itiver Points. Monthly Btcnuicrs tu China and Japan For lull Information call on or i dress neariBt O, It. A N. TIcke or addreea, A. L. CRAIO, Gen') Passenger Agent, I'liltlsMI, u TO Yottr attention la called to the I IONT.EB T.IMl I'F.M" tralnsof the "CH ICAI'O, MIL V Al'KKK ST l'AVL KAII.UO l).g "1 V- or i perfeit trains in lha World." Vo,i still hnd it iloslralile lo ril -n this Trains when (edifr to any point 'n th Ea-t.rn Stales or Canada, lne i.unee aith all Tnuscon'lirntaJ :-ii,r I .1 il h V-t As-nl. ell ll.lm Km- further infirm .nun, pamthlf', ato wk any Tlrkrl Agent oi J. W. CASEY HSlmnWNB lra PsriAc.et. Oeneral Awutl' i . , 1'llllTI ANDOllatwON. 4
