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Newspaper Page TextJ .1 "Jt ,".'x-,mJHIIIlWIIL -1 l- -u . i 1 SPECIAL SALE EVERY SATURDAY From 9 o'clock a m. to 9 o'clock p. m. Everyone of these Saturday Bales will be or unusual Intent Tney will afford you an opportunity of luukiugnbsndsouie sating Linen Specials. NOW ON SALE. Thanksgiving; Linen RaricalDs We quote these sp-citl pr. cea fur a abort time oolv Thin is a sale on elegant uioe qualities. 66-iu blea. Batln damaik 793 yd till .In ouo yu Mo yd 39o yd 25oyd S4oyd 84oyd 6rt-in " due linen 66 In Fine linen 60-in blea. cotton 68.ln T'y Bad 68-ln blea. obeok nfa riKhinnN0VV 0N SALL Th entire Uia VU3IHUIliot consisting of about 50 Covers lar price of 1 regular price of these goods, to $1.25. Your choice RWNewland, Ten Per Cent Discount Sale.... Commencing today we start a ten-per-cont-discount-sale on every article in the store. There will be a general clean up in all lines. Everything will be offered at this discount for the next two weeks. Can you resist the prices? Guess not, if you intend to continue buy ing good goods. On shoes, clothing, trunks, sewing machines, furnish ing goods, furs, iackets, skirts, gloves, suspenders, um brellas, flannels, dress goods, hats, in fact everything in the store. There will be no reserves. Don't delay your purchases. It will be dangerous. Hurry P Frank & Son. r, OUR EYES ARE OPEN FOR BARGAINS We save you money on groceries and provisions, bicause we keep our eyas or en for bargains in that line. "A panny saved,is a penny earned. ' And when we ve money for ourselves we save it for our oustouiori. 'lry our 1 enoleton Haiti Wheat Flour, J. W.White, Phone. Red 47.4. T a v -v a i a ria"i r MUUIN Cc ...NULL I Feed, Flour, Hay and Grain of all kinds; Grass, Field and Garden Seeds. Breakfast Cereals, viz Rolled Oats, Germea, Graham, Corn Meal, Rye, Whole Wheat and Buckwheat Flour. Also Potatoes, Kerosene and Chicken Supplies. GOOD GOODS, RIGHT PRICES. MOON & TINGLEY. 4 V .a. 1 nvrv r HAMPTON Choice Meats of all kinds, Fish and Game in Season. "Prompt Service," Our Motto. No. 16 East 9th st. Phone, Black 136-1. GEJlTHRIt PROPHIETOKS A fair ehare of the pnbllo pat ronage solicited. To the Farm ers we will pay tbe highest market price for fat cattle, hogs and shsep. Bhnp on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Order promptly delivered. Will Keep Constantly on Rand i Full Supplj ol BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Bankers Life Association (OwM.lau, l.va. luaraact Law Rates-SpttUI Futures that sluii bury lata. Ratt cards sl First Nttlosal Btak aad Usa and Strings Bank. Linen Specials. NOW ON SALE. Bureau Scarfs, plmher, cen ter plecea.ti-aelotlis.tray olutue, dolles and fringed table ch tin io linen and duck already stamped for outlining aud embroidering. Theee gooda are the finest linens to be bad and are good values at regular prices we are maklug a special sale nn trie entire 1 t at tue big di. count of theory a reguUrprlctZU pefCent tops with backs to match many pretty dosicus the 60c, 75c 90c while they last Eugene, Oregon. Cor. Willamette and 7th Streets. along. Armory Block Itemembexif you are In need of anything in tin shape of MEAT MARKET. I IfYou Plaster Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it. Fireproof Waterproof Can drive nails Into or hammer oo It without lireakaga. Don't ut rolwnaand uiasWc. Addresaof ae J. L. LOMBARD. Plasterer. tad If" do you know yoo can be the possessor of the be t Sewing ilacblue made The SINGER Kor the .ame price that you are charged for many Inferior grade. It's a Fact Pnlrf no very easy . 1:1 .1 .IL..n.-.f'r V'!' ,1.1 asachiat, W. al har. a (' "rJ H'"1 onnd han I machine. C'ito. Id atd MKmn SINGER M'F'G CO, CMtll"."- Courthouse Items. RKAL 18TATK IKAN3FKKS. Mary M and A (i Stevens U J A Henderson lot 9 blk 1 liliaa Stewart's ad to EuKene, fS50. Clyde D Lliyd to Geo K M.f:iiiito.k 3 liit iu 4S0 acres In In 17 r 4 e. SI. (Jyde D Lloyd to (ieorue U Moyd i nt id 4e0 acres In Id 17 r i . i . Anna Wbiteaker to L U Huiiu land Wbitcaker'a ad to Eugene, S4U0. U 8 to Louit-e E Ktueh 100 aorea in tp 17srJt, patent. ClatCUlT OOUKT. K L ttablu va C P aud M J Houston. to recover money. L M Travis at torney for i laiuiiir. To Watch Forests. Foret Ilmeer A L MorrK of Harris- burg, wrliea the Albany Herald from Lowell, Lane ootiuty. Hit t lie baa been oidered to remain tt ihut p!ce during the winter to pick utter trenpsswre on the limber Hoda by sutlers aud sur veyor?. Ettry wluter niuuy persona cut logs from government lmd and llii practice will be rt iui ed If noasllila. Itleis who have uo timbtr on their owu lauds can, by making ap licalion to the forest i-m.'er, be graut.'d tbe piirllegeof u.iug umber to the value of f 100, provided they uao It for wood, board", shakes or bu.Kiing purposes on their own land. A Buggy Marriage. Altiauy Ddinnomt: T K NiohoUs nd Miss Minnie Austill, wliilj ruse- lug throu;h Albany Wednesday oven lug, whil) on their way from Astoria to Koseburg to reside wore united In niariUge iu their buggy on tbe Mascot Range, by Judge Palmer. They wanted a iUin. every dav kind of wedding aud got It. . Storage, Storage, Storage. Geo. T. Hall and Hons puhho and private warehouse uow ready lor all kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain, merchandise aud household goody. We want three or fout thousaud bush Is of oats. Hall aud Son. What is the Use Of paylug rent wbeu rent will buy ou a bouatY We will loau you flOuO or more if desired, wbloh you can re pay at $8.75 per mouth- at a 1 jw rate of iutereat. We buy lot aud all. Renters should luve.'liute at onoe at office of Fkahikk & Miller, 26 Went Eighth Btieit. Luck in Th'rteen. Ky Bending 13 miles Win Bpirey, of Wulton Furnnoe, Vt., got a box of BuoHeli's Arnloa Balve that wholly cured a horrible fever s ire oo bis leg. Nothing else could. Positively cures bruises, felons, ulcers, eruptions, nolle, burns, corns aud pile-. OUy 25c. Guaranteed by W L DeLano, drug- gist. Monlb r Drills and seedera are good goods at Ijw prices, riee tbem at C'hamhere Hardware. The Story of Lewis & Clark The Conquest By Eva Emory Dye. ...AT... SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE. "The Biggest SeDution Everywhere" LILIPUT C o Ha ps able Pocket Stereoscope Apparatus Tr sraalloat StCTearop. with the stronirett op tical effect. Hibly tmihad ia ilitrereot colors with rich (fold am! silver .lecoration. mMd'ting. lacludioe- '-'0 V t I'li-'f vraplis, views n arl (irennO. Price Imlv l.. H"nt overvwhur. prtjiaid la Utter foria. A OEM'S WAN'Tt It. LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO POKhESl' UUlLLMN'li, Philadelphia. L. G. HIGGINS .ASSAYERff. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. 'Sol I, Silver, (;...jr, lwl, aa- h 11.00 1 .SO t.m Gold and Silver (Mil, Kilvev anrl (' ('!' old, rtUver ao I l--l . K.V) 3.00 All wnl ! cir-f illy, and .trauht busi ae -a lail 'iritr. oiiattd. GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. Til K n. t imieirtant ln;irov-msiit 'if th. V Id tii" -ri -f i-riuianehip, uiakint Uis Iioofest wriur s .iilmM oaum'i in a few weeks by the ii- "I tlii" nm, Kndnrwl 'V i nmnneiit rVillee I're vteoi. aria fl larils of K'l'jcti'in io K-ir.i ai. I Aro-rica. H.ei'! ilnrea aeirted rir.i ttlil t .r I Loll, sinslt aairiplt iieo nr.ierinif a single riDjf, sUt whVt.el it man, wm.aa,or cliiil. PENN MFG SUPPLY CO. N,k ll'JS. Vimrth Stre, 1 IlILAbiLl'UIA. f winow I WIDOW STEBBINS-j ? By GEORGE M. BRISBANE . i f. Copyrlsht, 1901. by A. S. Klclianlson 4 Perkins of Ohio was an old man, a l.iuic man aud a decidedly homely man, but he bad a shrewd heed and a mint of uioney. lie brought bis mint of uiou. ey to tuo Peiinsj Ivauia o'.lnYMs with tbe luteutloii of iucrvasintr it to two mints. Incidentally be mot Widow Stcbbins. Widow Stobblna lived In the center of tbe oil belt 011 a farm of twenty-one acres. Fifty years old, with a face that .would atop a clock, she bad beou a wii! ow for tifteeu years. She hud dono her best to secure husband No. 2, but every ninu iu tbe surrouudlng counties bad fought Bhy of what they termed tbo homeliest and the tullilo aj woman lu nil Pennsylvania, liut wbeu oil was struck Widow Stehbttis beculue the center of uiascullue Interest The valuation of her farm kited up Into the thousands, and she determined to kill two birds with one stoue. She would acquire riches and a husband at the same time. Suo calmly anuouueed that her farm, for which sbe had been offered $50,000, was neither for sale nor to lease, but whoever married her could do what ho liked with the property. Every ninn who beard of this Imagined he had tho chance of a lifetime, but tho widow bo came more and more particular every day. She even refused men on account of the color of their balr or tho slzo of their feet. Perkins was among the first to offer Ills heart and hand to Widow Steb blns. Hero was an opportunity that would not demand tho Investment of nny of his treasured capltul. The fes tivo widow looked him over and point ed to tho gate. "You can pass right on. I don't be lieve Pd have married you ten years ago, when I used to feel Ilka golu' out lu tbo fields an1 sparklu' a scare crow." Perkins swallowed bis prldo and of fered her J100.000 cash for the farm, but again sho laughed at him. Then, with righteous wrath blazing In his bosom, he rode back to town and called three of us young fellows Into n con ference. We were all single, and one of us was to be tbo victim. A cold blooded agreement was drawn up In black and white. Perkins was to fur nish all the capital for us to make a good appearance beforo tho widow. TUB UOOTOU IIIIOKK LOOSR AM) I'L'.NLIIlvil OUU IUU1W Ai.1. A1IOUNU, and tho ono who Becured wife and farm was to divide prollts with tho re maining threo. Wo drew lots, and 1 won. Perkins wns liberal as to my out fit, even to tho diamond stud aud gold headed cuiie, nnd it was a pretty swell man who drove up to Widow Stehbiiia gate. I had heard of Widow Stebblns, but had not yet seen her. At the first glanco I stood ready to shed my finery and shovel dirt at no cunts per day rather than marry her. Perhupa she read my feelings hi my face, for sho promptly placed her arms akimbo on tho fence and Informed mo that I was kneo sprung, nearsighted and empty headed. What I said In return was equally frank. My plain talk about her personal appearance rnthcr tickled her eonso of humor, nnd as i toon, my ao parture sho called out tliat If she didn't find a man that Bultcd her better .witU' In a month sho reckoned she'd drop me a lino. DuKiran went out next, and a hand' Bonier follow wasn't to bo found lu tbe oil belt He was cordially welcomed and was beginning to feel like a man led out to execution when Widow altchblns suddenly asked him If be could writo poetry. Ou bis replying that be could not she shook her head and said that she had decided to marry a poet Duggan obligingly offered to learn, but she declnred ahe couldn wait Sho wanted a full fledged poet not ono who was Just experimenting In the art "You sco," sho said, "when I was a young girl I started to write poetry sin' had to give It up for lbs washtub, Beeio.' that I'm rich now, I'm golu' hack to It an' I want a husband that'll op- nroclate an' help me.' Our third man was a physician. The widow luoked him over critically and asked: "Cau you write poetry?" . "So. madam: I am a doctor." "Lawiee: You're the first doctor that's urr.po:il. I'd like ou to writs boetrv: but. tlnu, I can do that, an A Startling Surprise. V.ry few oould belli-t In looking at A T HovKv, a healthy, tol.ust black smith 't Tlldep, Ind , that for ten veara be ullerl sue l butnre from rheumatism as w mum eninr. an llv. P.u wi nder'til elianee foli-wpi bis f ktr t K'ic'rio Hitlers. " T v bo tb wl iil v cerid m," h will... "an I b-vet ot f-lt a twinge irvci ayesr Th' r '"f i'' '" kidney., puilfy the b'sxi 1 and t iiinatl'in. neuraUl nervi-u.i i-a, in tirovei dig.stlon and it t.rfe' t lua th. Try then). Onl 10 ola at W I. Ltl.ano's'drug tUtt: perhaps you can cure my asthma an' rheuiiiHtla.' Yes. 1 think you'll do." "Hut I thought you wanted a poet," pronmd 1 cr suitor despairingly. "So I did, but I've charged my mind A woman with my prospects lu oll'sgt the right to change her mind asCft.n ks she likes. You can bring the fVeach er over as soou ns you please." The young doctor catue back to us looking ten years older. It li.ui been a f:iir and siiare agreement, but we could see Hint ho wanted to throw us I He was us poor as 11 church House, but the prospect of riches which we dangled liefuru his eyes could not banish the memory of Widow Stebblus' face. Finally 1'eikina whispered to He: "Lost his uerve. Have to be braced up. Champagne's the stuff." liut that was where wo made our mistake. The doctor was one of those chaps who grow ugly under tho Inilu- uce of the sparkling fluid. Just wbeu we hud hi 111 at tho inilnt where we could hear wedding bells anil oil wells gushing simultaneously be broke loose. punched our heads nil round, nnd tho last news we got of li 1 111 was that be bad left Oil Ulty In n wagou, with a black eye aud a broken nose. tor a week we mourned and could not be comforted-that Is, the younger nieu mourned. Did Perkins, wbo bad Invested the capital lu the matrimonial enterprise, swore not softly, but often. t ttie end of that time we heard that Widow Slcbblus had married a railroad conductor, wbo had won her out on the plcn that she could travel 011 passes all over the world. That such a bait could win a woman who by the stroko of a pen could command mil lions is one of the Inconsistencies of the box generally aud widows lu particu lar. Threo days after their marriage the conductor had executed five louses, and the farm looked like a modern beeblvo. Then a straugo thing happened and nocked out tho hUBliund, the geolo gists, the borers and all hands ou the ground. Not a drop of oil was ever struck on that farm. They went down to Baud rock aud other kinds of rock, they bored and they torpedoed, but It was a dead loss. The oil basin aeemed to have made an island of that farm. year later It was offered to any man .who would tnke It aud pay the taxes. I never heard whether tho doctor learned of his narrow escape or wheth er tho uufortuunto railroad man hung himself hi despair, hut personally 1 have always been profoundly grateful to Widow Htebbins for pronouncing me knee sprung, nearsighted aud empty headed. Took 11 1 in at Ills Word. Many anecdotes show that Indians hnvo not been wanting 111 calculation nd cunning In their dealings with Whito people. Indeed, the paleface, al though superior lu Intelligence and ed ucation. Is often obliged to look very sharp In order not to becomo tho dupo of tho crafty rod mnn. In "Tho Deserts of North America" this anecdote is re in tod: Au Indian, after hearing a preacher speak from tho text, ".Make vows to heaven and keep them," went up to tho preacher after tho sermon and said: I hnvo nmdo a vow to go to your house." The minister wns a lltllo surprised, but ho smiled and said, "Well, keep your vow." On arriving at tho house tho Indian seated himself and after a tlmo re marked, "I havo mode a vow to sup .with you." This wns also gfanti-d, but when, aft er Bupiier, tho Indian announced, 1 havo uindo a vow to sleep In your house," tho minister begnn to fear that there would bo no cud to Uio vows of bis attentive auditor. 'That Is easy to do, and ypu should koop your vow," ho said. "I will glvo you a bed. Hut," ho added, "I hnvo mado a vow that you shull leave to morrow morning." Tho Indian nodded. "Ooodl" ho said. You uiiiko my vows come true, so I niako your vow sumo true." And tho next morning bo wont away lu good humor. Earlr Hlatna:. Tho excellence of early rising and Its Inspiring Influence on both body nnd mind have been themes for tho poet's song and the sage's sermon. Kurly ris ing proiuob-s cheerfulness of temper, otiens up new capucltles of enjoyment nnd channels of delight to which tho sluggard must ho Insensible. It increases the sum of human exist- enco by stealing from Indolence hours that would else bo utterly wasted, ami, better still, unUcntlonubly conduces to longevity. All long livers hiivo been early risers. Now, tho hnblt of retiring tu lieu nt lato hours will hardly admit of early rising; thcreforo the necessity of re fraining from tho ono In order to securo tbo advantage of the other. Prom six to eight hours are genenilly held to ho sufficient aud uo doubt ou tho average are so. Our sleep Is regulated much by tho season. In winter people lie longer on account ns they say, of Its being too dark to get up early. There Is auuio plnuslblllty In tho reason, but tile sys tem In cold and dark weather la moro Iirone to sleep than lu light and sunny times. Invalids need generally plenty of tied rest, and they should procure It by going curly to bed. There are moro health and strength to bo found hi tho practice of seeing the sun rise than In looking at It In any other part of the day. airCr. Kqulro Jnone-I s'ikiso Cy must bo orful smart arter tew years In colli-ge. In't hc7 t'ncle Henuery-Huiartl Wnal. I reck- on! W'y. that Ixiy wrlti-s his eipenso Items all In French, sUiro.- Chli-ago News. THE PURE CRAIN COFFEE In comparing Grain-O and coffco reniemtjer that while tho trcito Is Uio aaino Grain-O give health and strength while coileo abutters the) nervous syatem and breeds dlseaao of tho digestive organs. Thinking pnople prefer Grain-O and its lien efits. TRY IT TO-DAY. Atgrw-.m ..etfoasv.1 le. s r. pet ataai. VI THE PURE W sBaw a. i iti r rr r r P" mm coiuH!, Noti.-a nmfer thU not to' ex own! five . 50 a month; l: For Sale. t'LAlMH KOU 8ALK.-lh.ve three good S.Ou'.OOO-feet olaiuis for loca tion. Handy to water. Prices low. Wiite at one to a H rJluksuu, Alma Ore. FOlt MALI-:. At a U-.iaSt.t i, borsee, haruetw, buggies, carriages and hauke. West Itroa 1, Ivory aud i'eed stable, comer Willamette aud li th 6te. Help Wanltd. WAN l'Kl). 100 uieu to ou railroad wood. Inquire of or addro-s Dunba A Kuykemlsll, Wolf Creek, Ore. Miscellaneous. TO TKADrf. One good horse, uow buggy and a splendid cow to trade for city lot or small ph od nf land Mar Kugene. Kmiui.'e at (lUAUii 0 111 CO. (Jl UNA PA1NT1NO AND PYKO. OKAPHY.-I wl'l take pupils In 1 bina-paliitliig and pyr grapliy. Classes on Mondays and batuiday. HudloNo. 400, corner Kasl Fifth aud Pearl streots. Cecils Dome. For Rent. U()').M TO KKN T. Furnished form, two blocks ft mil Wlllain.tte atreet, for re i. Kt ijulre at 4711 Pi art s'reot. Asleep m id I'laibes ItrcaUlug Into a blszlng Itnitii-, some tlremen latily druggt-il tbe sleeping In mates from death. Kanch d security, aud death near. It's tint way when you uegbot oougbH and coldn. Don't do It. Dr King's New Discovery for t'ou suinptlnu gives perfect protetlinn agalust all throat, chut ai d lung truble-. Kiep It niarand avoid uuflir ing, death Biid doctor's bill. A tea spoonful stoxi a lata ooiigh, persistent use the most stubbnri'. Hsrnilona and nice tasting; It's guaranteed to satisfy by W h Delano. Price 60o and $1.00 Trial bottles free. The OVERTON Wall Paper AND Paint Co. No 40 West 8th St. Are mi rely tho iKople that Are iloiiiK tho him. lien in their lino. Alruiitly the now ntorrt, thmmh Dot yut ihiJuhei!. leeiui like u em poriuin of Art. Thoy nolicit ymir pi.trontma nnd Iu ilutiiR wi gut ran toil l-urfoot nntiii- I actum. DoiVt Forget Thcm- C S Farrow St Co ...REAL ESTATE... lstni M Innurnnoo. Doniorln l.MvutliiK MHChluory, Iiuplo mttiU. aTho Iiato iturKi twtrn 1 ruAMHiaMe rAteA. 9-OOloe bOfl WllUniotlo Ht MARX STEAM DYEING and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop. Heat soulniiail nlant In the state fur steam cleaiiiug auil liyelug clothes. Hpecial uiscliin ery for cloanhig, ilyoiiitt and liiiishinK lailii-s' dress Roods. Your iersonal cluthlng sKiuged and presaail for I LOO jier month. Prune Rtd S6-5 No 9 Ent Stvtnth St The MUTUAL LIFE ' INSURANCE COMPANY el Ntw York all forms ol lift. Endowment tad Gold Bond Policies tad AnnuiUtt. Cutraalttd vtlut aad ratts furnistud by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. - ; f cm; V. .ltenlli.1 la -alli rl to tl,e "PIONF.FB f.lMITKD" Im'.is f iWCHIfTACO. Mil. WAL'KKK A T I'Al'l, KAII.ltOAD. itt v. - ,.1- wwlmj ll.i ilr i h W(rrlt). Y,i will nnd tt i.Hti-.i--e to ride on Trains who thti to -mi l-lnt In th Kiutern Htsl or Cn.t I lin sonnst with ad 1'r.iiM-outiiienUi Tiatii. and II. ket Aumils sell tl' kets. Kor lurtliar liitima-ijn. rwiihlet sell anT TI'W A-il ' J.W.CAHKY II8ROWB Trav Pa-w-Vsen'. (lenervl Aifsa PUIU'LAND. OKtlioN. jSOUTU AND EAST Souihern Pacific Co Trains loave Kiutane for Portland and way stations at 8:0Oa ail yi m. r'ortlasd v Kuveue Ar Ashland Ar Bacrauionto Ar kSaa Frauolsou MHO a m l-'l a in 6.-00 p in 7S5 p m f:80 ir Mtll 1208 a nt 4i!1 a m S:15 a ru Ogden lnvar Kauiaa City ChicKO ISHS a ir U.-oo a m 7i." a in 7.-45 a m VlitK a m H0 a ui 7;V6 a oi J0 a ou Iia Angelas Kl Pa... Kurt Worth C'iy u( .Moiloo Houston Naw Orleatns Washiutou Now York 1: 20 p m (jami p m l M a m a iu 4:00 a m li.."i p m ti:42 a m 12:43 p in 7jOO a m voa f m 6 . M a in :o& a in 4KX) a ui C-.2A p in 6:42 a in ViM p ui Pullman anil Tourist cars on both traius. Chair oars Sacra uisnto to OKile-n auil Kl Paso, and ourist cars to ChicaK. tl iuia. New Orleans and Washington. Conue-Uui( at San Fraa clsootwith several steaniahip tiuea for Honolulu, Japan, (. hiua, l'hilltpiuea, -uitrai aud Soutli AuioriOA. BtM Mr I, O Ailalr, atinl at Kugens or addra. W. K. W.MAN () P A Portland Or Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CAIID NO. SI. No 3 for Yaiiuina Train leave. Albany 12:4o P M 1-eave. (.'urvallis 2.00 P At Arrives Yaqulua ' 034 P M No. 1 Itoturnlur leaves Yaquln 0:45 A M loaves Curt ains llulO A M Arrive. Albany .1304 P M ffo. for Detroit t Iavea Albany 7:00 A M Arrives L'etroit 1J)S f M No. 4 ,om Detrult- lxiavos Detroit 12.45 P M Arrives Albany 6i3o V M Train 1 arrive In Albany in time to o-mnoct with the S P south bound train, as wall as iiiviiiK two or throe huurs in Albany before departure ol H P uorlh bouud train. Train No 2 onnneota with the U P trains at Oorvallis and Alliaiiy giviuu direct service to Nuwourt anil aitjui-uiit beaciiiM. Train 3 for Detroit, HreiUnbusb and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 7:00 a m, reaching Detroit at nisin, giving ampl. tloi. hi raw u vue npriuiis same uay. ror furtlier luft.rtuaUon aiply to EDWIN BTONB, Manage J TtlKNKR Agent Albany H II CUONIHai Aawt Uorvallls. Oregon Shoitlinb axd union Pacific TO THE EAST Tho O. R. Give .tha & N. Cholc of THREE TRAINS DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LIKE to ONE THE i GREAT NORTHERN Br. TO Siokana. Mlnneapol a St. tPaul and Chicago. Salt Lake, Denveri Omaha! Chicago and Kanaaa City. Ocean Bteamers leave Poitland every S Days fur SAN FRANCISCO. Horn, .e-ive Portland daily fnr I WU h h.i-iir mid t olunitla Jtior I'on tc. 51m tl y Hteauiera to Chli am .US pa t'.i mil iiili-riiiatlon call on ' r a dret-s bean at O. R, A N. 'lltku or address, A. L. CKAICJ. Oeii'l Pkwieiir Agent, Pnrtlanrl, '. TICKETS TO AND KltOM AT.L POINTS EAST VIA , fJOIJfiE SHORT LINE TO St- Paul, Ou'iilh, Minneapjlis, Chioij (AND P(IINT8EA8T Tlimn.h Palace anil Tourist Hleeiiers Dining and buffet Maiokina hihrary Ca DAILY TKAINUi FAST TIME. Pot pat... PoM.1. aad Knll Itif itma rsKatiliatf tii ket , roatw ate. call on or addiaa 1. W. PIIALUN, T r a H. DICKSON, ot 122 TH1R0 STREET, PORTUID A. B. C. PF.NNI8TON, O. W. T. A. SUFbttAvM.il, BKATTLK, Waaaf this IS II 3 u S" 1 ! V V; i V 'il I, h