Daily Eugene guard., December 13, 1902, Image 5

If You Plaster
Adamantine Plaster
Does not Crack,
Break or Run,
I Guarantee it.
Fireproof W aterproot
Can drive oat' into or
haunucr 01. itwittcmt brfuvkae.
lAm't iltt ivtUU ttaad planter,
AiK'j-otw or boo
J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer.
Lt.ri.aa do yuu know
you can lit i ho piMfor
of the be t
bevving ISiitohltie nihde
The SINGER
Fur ths sauie price that you are.
cliurged for niauy Inf. mo r (rimes
It's a Fact
poM on Trjroaay term.
A iiberal tdK-wmic t for your old niadiinB,
We have a fr w vary good
eecoud-hauU macbiuea,
C'jwe in and nee them.
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W W CHESSMAN, MGR.
The MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE GDhlPAMY
of New York.
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i poltcici nd Annuitlti. Guaranteed value
I md ntei furniihed by
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Will aalisry the
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ed after four
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corset is not satis
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Inside of corseU
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itT, ' T?."0 na L-rna. si-li
ass County
-OF t
EUGENE, OREGON
Eitahluhed In Usj. 1 jjifl
Bank in the County.
A General Banking business
m all branches transacted
011 favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
L G. HULIN, Cashier
B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. .
EUGENE LOAfl and
Of Eugene. Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Capi - SSO.Q0O
Surplus - 25.CL0
ft 4ENER AL lANKINO tlllNItM TRADS.
AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TEIMI
Dratti luued qu tbe prluolpal cities o thi
United aties(nl foreign oomtrioa.
Interest allowed on Demand Uortlflcate of
Deposit when left "latud iurtKl.
ColloutloiiH rtc-tlffc our itrumpi attention.
City and (Jaunty Warrants toutfhi.
W I. BHDWN, 0. A PAINE,
Proliant. Vlrt k res Id n
F.W. O&BUKN. W. W.UKlWtl
. Mir. C
I I 1 111 1 "V
0 C S Farrow & Co 1
.REAL ESTATE..
Infl ni Insurance. Jlenlerln
lnrritiiiiu M'hlnry, imi'lu
tn'iH. aiko hHTo Htomge room
ptrraoiHikble rawa,
-odice 506 wniauietto St
Asleep 4 in id Flames.
KrxakliiK Into a hlnnif h(im, some
flmum Isuly drH(j(jed Hie oleepltiK In
iiiatex frntu ileMt'. Fancied Bccnrlty.
and death near. It'a lht way when you
n f ct c uiths and (ld. Unn't do It.
Of King's Ni-w Difcovery for Con
sumption Rivm perfect prote.tio
ngnlnet all throat, rlient and lurn.
truble. Ktep It near and avoid sufler
iiik, death and doctor' Inlla. A lea
apoouful top a la'e Oiuiih, peraistent
j' the Dinft a uiiimrn. H '.rmlfaa and
nien laptiov i H'n itu .ratiteed In aallaty
liy W L Dfnu. Fnue 5Uc aud Jl.Oo"
Trial boltl.a free.
Trus eo'a Sale-
t ... i- i 1. nivnn Oia' nnrlnr ani
.-VKioc if uo tu a--' . .
by iirmt ot an ord.r a..d d-rr- ml anei
.utr dol ik-o'ii "'"'-'
Linu o -on:y. t r' 'On. on the i ih
4 I mh .r A I) WbTsiU ;l
1(1 D.riaanl Mi- '.
Uai. an) A-n-'i. D . bivil') L
I u..i ani 11 uti l"- '' "
. tt U -' d b VI V"- - tb -Tutr.
; t,.K.r "I lb- - of K K l)l-. d -
D,ri.. J L rul'l rnH J L hi lri hal
: ...i tlMtitco' ArTilla I-uller,
denwl. ai'.bmiuttd lor tb- di-'etidi.n
IitiH. Fallfr " d"l'ndut., atth-ru
Iftsrd-enbrf. tb.t I - f.'r M
the 3rdd'.y '1 .lannary. A ! 1.
front door of the waMr couf.h .n o
miouiiti- 1 ini'''-v' ''!"':?"
,li' fn" """" "
liwirBr'alrrujertyfalt:
a.oi.nnln'rl''''VblrI'r':4"n,!.,
ooDaTioDtamlt-g bOacrrt more or l
... i .L...,. ...I iwi to the cMiirnis-
!ie i" i""1" ' ,
11
As High as
o
o
My Hesait'
1 :1IU M-aUATI.aUVMS
CV'-imaht.wi. b Jf. ifr.u o
ooooooJ.0oooo
"Oil, KnindinaniDin. I enn't-lndfed 1
ruu't:- Corlimu mm. "U It n..t that 1
um r-Mtriry, ..,Dly that I am ao-,o ln
"idt: i-ly tall -
!r. i..in;aiu;,la i.:iws,, ia,iSl,.-.l tu-art-'ly-lt
wna 1,,-r way u. luusb ol.ala. U-s
out .( w.lli.i.naii,-... -Hou't Uk.W to
tlasri.-, lluili.-." sl. said .votli;in;lv.
'U. m.'inU-r, Mason Ka.rhe lias not yet
Kul-os.-d"-
"iiiit 1. win. I saw It In 1,1s eyes,"
rorinne l,rk,. In. .saln Kt-andmaimnu
Uuiiii.-.!. M,u ,l,veUi-rs i'v.t,'
d'ar." she qnoirtl softly. Kspe-
ially wlih tli.-ir ,.,,.s. 1 admit, tliouu-li
"U ii iv In tl. way f knowing the I.K.k
"f serious liiU'iiiiuns -y,.u must have
bad at l.-ast iw.-m.v proH.saU b.iuv you
..Uof ,TU.
" Ik aty-scvi-n." rorinne said. herselC
bi'fiilu.lhi.- lo laiit'h. "lio you know,"
si..- went o... "Mason's iii.-h.-s lir.-ali u.y
l.i-arf: v..u v. I mi. ratli.-r li-nl u.-ad-
tin i.irr .n thk mi m ti ra anu vamhhkd
wiriiLs.
ed. as In-co.iH-s a l.nvsou. 1 l.me fi-lt
wiial a 1 ;:i.i!fi!l tnilitf It was t;.at we
ti.o i-oalil inarry nial ao prevent iiny
lin-lik up in the linn of Law sou & Fair
lie." "I said ns niu.-li to your grandpapa
when lie wa tiled to-forbid Ford Lenox
the house," trraliduinuiuiu uiiswcred,
li.-r eyes twinkling fuintly. Coi-iune
Hushed the least bit.
"(iramlmammu, luiw could Mason
permit himself to ki-ow up so short? A
aeant live f.Hit four! Tbii.k of promis
ing In the siKht of nil the world lo obey
the uian you look down at by three
inches I"
"There are worse lucks thau height,"
Griilitliuainuia Lnwsotl be-all. Coriunc
shook her bend liupatieully. "Not In
my ease," she nald. "I've heen so
strenuous about It nlways, snld so
many times over and over the man I
married bad to he taller thnn uiysclf."
"Don't decide offhand. Wait until
you hnve known Mason six months In
stead of six hours. Vou can't deny
that he has u hue face nnd Is through
out n Kentleiiian."
"Oh, he's splendid na far ns he iroea!"
Coi-lnne said. "Hut, denr, dear! Fancy
going tlii-oiigh life tryliiK to keep step
with those short Ices! Why couldn't
Mason he tn II na tall iib Ford Lenox V"
"Leave the question to settle Itself
tomorrow It's time you were In bed
now," wnndmnmiua Riiid, kissing Co
rlnne ujMin both cheeks. A wise wom
an was Krandlnamnia tew wise to give
up at once a cherished plan or to
strengthen Coiinne's whimsical opposi
tion by reasoning against It. Corinne
bad really a heart full of romance, for
nil li- r pretense of practicability. She
would end by loving Mason all tho bet
ter through feeling that to love him
she bad sacrificed something.
I'pon a day three months Inter
flrun.linamnin Ijiwson sadly owmd
herself mistaken. Corluno hnd said
"No" to Mason Fairllc's suit and bo de
cisively that young gentleman was go
ing back to bis distant home the very
next day. Worse still, grundn. allium
was pretty sure Corinne meant to ac
cept l ord Lenox ns booh ns poor Mason
was will out of the way. I-ennx hnd
been at the bouse almost constnntl.t of
tale, running In at nil hours, n one
assured of welcome. He was atnying
with his uncle, the rector.
The reetory stood In nnrrowlsb
.-rounds between tho I .a arson place.
H-l.i.b was wide nnd lian.lvime. and
ll.e l-'nirlie homestead, wider and still
handsomer. The n-ctory'a nigged
lirubl ry and unkempt grass mini.' It
sou., thing of an eyesore to Ita l.elgh
liors. but respect for the r-tor for
bade nny protest. The utmost Hint
could be done was inelapliorlcaily to
.urn tl.elr Lacks to It by keeping ln
dotva looking out uism It shut nnd sit
ting tiruu pirclu-s which faoed the oth
er ay.
Thus It hnpiicn.-d that nin the night
ufier M:ion's dismissal I lie rftory got
aire from top to txjltom before any
bsly knew. Arnis the atn-et tbers
were vsiunt wooils. Tho ahont of
RAIN-n
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
r.ven chiMren drink 0ra:n-O
bi-cauMf hvy !. it ar.d tv. d'
t, rs say it U z. t-r ):vm. Why
m-.:.t t( ::.o ;v.:re Ka
Cf ti.e i" --n at C"Tle.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
fTrv-Ti ytwjmn ltc l4 ysi pv
G
chnrr rnsorbj' j;v tLe ulurui aud
eat t"irylKNly within limrliiu M-nrry-1i!kt
to iL c .m up. Ford I.cnos and io
riiitio tiuuing tlu r'st. Ttiry had U-t-u
to.wthor sluoo tflilipht folC irt!tyr to
tuo ::rden . i. pie r, e jht or nind
U.-amiu hi:.! flf .ldL . tLoui;b al
ilvjjI k uI ol hc-.ii.: s. 1 ie Old i'io;do
Lad &ai t.ui J In tuud. i.jw nud thcu
c nhit'S a llt.le hi ou:d f ohaiKV t-i-clHti.aiiott
or (Hi iititf's iMiyhicr. swtt t
mid liril! to kIu ill ti vxmw frutu a
j'frfi tty .u;i.t lu .rt.
Thf.v found tho rectory a pillar of
f;ro. It wan an old hou. al!:nt tin?
oldfwt In town, ani HumibU Ita brick
Willis wore t drk and stam U t!u
wiKHiwork was dry vuouh tt Hash up
like limit r. Kvtry okii window U!rh
i'-1 miu.Uo- on the i'uiUTly side tlu
nuoki w:in hhoi tlirtnli Willi ilnu.f.
A li-iht wind diovo the tlanvs l-.itk-wanl
I'niui the west wln thtmti
mnuke wreaths eddied well uiuh-rnfitlh
the table, round about a Imdetl t'au
lUht.
"The mastlier! The innsthfr! He's
lip tlit-re: ' tlu housemaid erifd. dart
ins at Lenox na he. ru.-dn d thrnuirh the
Kate. Lenox Kr-iKiuod. His um-le, he
knew, had made- a place In the attie
for hw lnst I'fluvod IkhiKs. If, In.ltHtl.
the lire luul ftuind him there, he wa
doomed Lnyond hupe. The liall watt full
of flame, the ntuirway luunliiK. It
would 1k niathies-s to risk passing it ex
eept tn the faev of cert 11 hi death. The
window was narrow and thirty fret
uhove 'round, with not a ladder uU.ut
that would roach w ithin ten feet of the
sill.
"You you will not let your utule
burn! Vou must not!" I'orinne erted.
"Ite quick! Sih the smoke! lie will
be dead before the engine oouies."
"I will save him If possible," Lenox
s.i id. dashing Inside the hall. A Hash
of tiery Miutke stilt him staggering
back, gasping, with singed browH and
scorched tlngertt. "Vou nee! It lu Im
possible!" he said.
fortune was very white, but her eyes
blazed. "The tree! Try the tree!' she
said, pointing to an elm whose brunch
es came within a long leap of the gable
window sill. Lenox stared at her. '"The
tree!" he echoed. "What could I do
there?"
"Mason Falrtie will show you," Co
rinne interrupted. Mason had set a
short ladder at the elm trunk, shot up
It and was creeping ai:d leaping to
ward the window. Slender troughs bent
almost to snapping, stouter ouch
swayed tHrllously us he swung from
one to another, but nothing stayed him.
He crawled almost to the tip of the
1 tough nearest the window, lay along
It, grasped the twigs firmly with his
hands stretched above his head, sprang
clear of It, gave himself n Hwhiand
caught his feet llrmly over the sill of
the open window, gulck as lightning
he caught with, one hand, let. go the
elm aud vanished within. A shout
went up from those below. It died In
suspended breath when a minute
passed anil he did not reappear.
"Smoke! They're1 both overcome,'
(Jraudpapa Laws-m said in a dry whis
per. The ct .ichman made to folio w
Masoii, but grandpapa w lived him
back. Lenox stood like n man dazed,
staring hard nt tlie window. All eyes.
Indeed, were on it save Jackson's.
Jackson was the Falrlie butler and had
come to half worship Mason. Horse
blankets had been fetched so Masuii
might leap into thciu- Jackson snatched
one, wet It, Hung it over his head ami
dashed up the steps. Somehow he was
Hiiro Ala son was coming down them,
coming burdened Willi an insensible
figure. When they met upon the land
ing, Jackson thing his blanket over all
three heads1 and seized the rector
around the waist, gasping, "Nowall I
together Mr. Mason."
Mason hardly heard. Niagaras of
flame seemed to roar In his ears; his
heart was laboring; he had almost no
breath. I tut down, down, he crept,
never slacking his hold, clinging to
Jackson as a tower of strength, but
with no thought of giving up. Through
an agelong minute they fought their
passage, the boards blistering their i
feet us the (lame filled air licked at
their garments, and when nt last they
burst Into saving outer space the stairs
crumbled behind them.
"I found him helpless half wny to the
upiier landing. 1 bad to fetch him
down there was no lime to go bnvk,"
Mason explained when he bud breath
enough to speak. Lenox knelt beside
his uncle. Corinne was sobbing Uhu
(trandpapa Ijiwsoii's shoulder. Sud
denly she wheeled and flung both onus
alKiut Mason, saying Impulsively, "If
only j'ou will let me love you, I'm ready
to kiss the ground you trend."
"Even though I am so short?" Mnaon
nald, looking up at her through sined
eyelids. Corinne laughed happily. "Vou
are magnificent the greatest innn In
tho world." she said, "and Just as high
as my heart.'
noma n Arctallptr,
In architecture tho UoniHUi Imitated
the Greeks and imitated them without
appreciating the simplicity of gran
deur. They Introduced circtes and Bug.
mentft of circles In plncc of the si in pi o.
restful line coursing horizontally
around the building. Tbey raised col
umns which .supported nothing simply
for the sake of ornament; the dome be
hind the pediment took owajr Its sig
nificance and roinorcd from it the ldcn
tf presture; they adapted the semicir
cular arch, which broke the entabla
ture and the Ides of solidity and thus
destroyed the f iindamciitnl ldcn of the
Creek simpllcltj.. without substituting
any of their own.
When the ftomnn sty'e wns removed
to Ccmtitantinople, the Hytntttlnes ret
ried In arch and cupola, but without
discerning the real object of the arch.
The circular iirch distribute the weight
of the wall. They refused It the prop
er ohVc, made it on ornament and con
ceiled the real support of the weight;
consequently la the Hywintlne style
we have the domes and cupolns rrpre
scnting the weight with no visible sup
prrt and arches multiplied at cnprlra
with nothing to support London Tab
let. Luck in Tb neea.
P,ynd't r IS mil's Wrn Ptilre, of
WOti.n Kurnane, Vt., ! a Is i nfj
Hud I li'- Arnica Halve 'hat h-lj l
.sird a h' rrl 1--f. ver s ire on l.lsl-g j
Ni.il.l f c.'iild. Fosltiv.ly cure.
brutea, fslons, ulcerf, eruplloii, bfll.e
burns, corns and piles. (P ly 'Um.
liuarauteed by W L DsLauo, drug-fiat.
Will Open Evenings. . .
ReitunlnK Monday, Utcemher IS,
our s'ora w ill iieopeu evenings uut 15
e'ebs'k, so aa to vive every lady In F.u
geue a chance to .elect a pair of our
l-eau.ilul holiday i-Uppers at 75 cents a
pair.
' ' 'Jll.UKKV.
Social and Bazaar.
The ladi-a of Hi Mary'a Kplso-ip 1
church, together with the young
ladies of the choir w. II hold a social
and b Ki-ir at the Kplseopal parish
liouse 0,1 Tilf-day evening, Vv lti A
cor. I id luximtiou 1 1 all. Adinusloi ,
in. 1 .dim relri-elii.iHi.if, 10 cents.
Persona In our del t will please call
and a. id at nnoe as weexptot to make
a change in our t.u.lo,-sa soon,
J U Ukkkn A Son.
Bids fur Wood.
Notice Is horpfoy g ven tbnt tha re
gems i.i t n U.itveiaity of Orrpou wo!
leceive stcileo iwt- f it turnl'lilng and
dt liverh.g tUkl c-.rds of po.nl lt.-.ly IU
w -e.l, 4 hit long. Wis d lo he d.liv-e.e.lsiili.-
U'liv-rslty not later than
Hie loth day nf Augusi, Ilk 8 All Old
to tss lll.-d w!til -the steward of (lie
ITmvei.lty on or lief . re the lf.t i day
ol J.iuu .rv, 1018. OMe In Vihard
lli.ll. Kirfiil reseived to r.J.-oi si.j and
.l. bids.
I. H J. hi v-m,
U W.'rnty rt.ewur l.
Qiij Fropi.rtv for Sa e
I own and havs for side abont ,10;1
lies In aevo-i dill -rent ad'lltioi.s t ' hn-
-ne AiuUvi.goll u in w ado t ol-.
Lota ao:d on rsoiiabie terms lot JiU
and upwards.
I employ no agents, (.-lines 1. my
propem-. These lots are going f.-.xl, ...
anyone wanting lo puronasH wool i do
w li lo o-l eui ly.
noiiin of -h.s property would be ex
uhuliged f.T deslrhb1.. t llib-r Isons
T U tlKNIIKICKS.
. Dressmaking.
My pit ons will please take notice
hat 1 liiot. leinovi-d my dieHsm hliig
p-irlora up-li'.ira urer oliss SailiE uau's
uit'l'iiery aiore.
An appreniice girl wunted.
Mm, rt, W. LuNti.
iroach Lust.
An elght'Coroered broach Inst Hun
dny, Klack euatnel about nuielde and
wuiteeuaiin 1 In ueuter pari. A suita
ble reward will he paid the Under lni.v
log theaauin at the Uuaku ollioe.
All kinds of grass need wanled.
Uhntnhers' Htirdwaro.
The Racket Htoro will he opru even
ings until Deo 25th.
Ke-ln buying your Xmaa presents
next Monday at the Kpworth League
Ba.aar. Ilrlok church, Ninth atreei,
i-o 15th, lJ:li and 17.li.
You want a good cloan bud
when you stop over nifrjit in
Eugono. Now bi)dn and nowly
pupored and pain tod rooms
at tho CourthouKO Lodging
IIouho. No old,dunty, worn
out carpots but cluan painted
floors with a nice brigbt Brus
sols carpot rug to uat:h bod.
Jtint buck of the courtho'Urje.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor, Will ana 7th
This alrnstare Is on ernry bo. t-enuln.
Laxative Broino-Qinnine two,
ttw rsviadr that eurra e.iu .a mu day
The
Ideal Gift
Is both beautiful and of use.
These qualities were never
combined better than in
immons
atch Chains
We offer a carefully chosen
assortment of vest and lorg
nette chains and of bint
inons futra for lucu aud
Thera'a I n flaos I
In ' he eliy a I n re I
ynii riniti many
nice Dili n. f. r
' I
Christmas
Presents
at nrleas I hat are all.
Ju-t K aht hare, ft,
M. R. JANNEY.1
KI'SINKSH t'AKlH
A l IOK.NK.-, AT I.AW.
J
M VU.Ll..ld,
A'nU;XK V-AT-L W
r.-UMIou. a icinltv.
.l!.u-- lowr iuitt I oui.lv ltank.
Ull.YKLI,
ATltlKNKYATlJtW.
Otitc-Uvsr Fh.t National lUuk.
Ki-Jiaa, uacuja,
0 WOODtXK'K,
3
AITdliNKY-ATLAW
Ottiiv -Ouo L.l t lo-M .uih ult krlamaa Block
t i.Ksa, OiiEoeM.
K K bKil'Woli .'11.
JIUI-N.M Ull'S
SKirwOKTH & riPKS
ATl'OlLN KYS AT-l.AW
Will prartics hi all tli. t'omt'a.
r .-ulNK I '.otrttis.
Hai.acsw TiioarsoN chab a uaki.
rjlilil.Ml'ail.N 4 UAUDY,
AriOliNl-A'SAr. w.
'"iM-Ill Firt National llankl lli.
raruoo in an tna uourt.
Kroas', Oiicooif. .
il T1UV1S,
Atternoy At ljiw.
O K.-Ovar KuKeua L.ui 4 tlavinira hank
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HO. 11 DoltlUS,
11TOKNKY A lOUNSKI-OK-AT-LAW
Will prm liot. In all tho omirta of Die ftx-onii
.....v. Mi., iu i0 oiiprorue 1-g.in
d Un- tliuu.
M .K.iai uttsiitiiin ulvuu to oollectloiu and
nii.ttuni lu im.lij.m. v
Olhja--First .N.itional ltank Hl.U.
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KD.MUNSON 4KDMUNSON.3
ttt.iruey.-At lkW.
ra.-tios Ir all tha court. (!ls.-tioni airl.
ally. os Ou oo-O.ar liau h. haTiua llauk.
KIIUF.KK. OliKdON.
J. J. Vltuu n
WALTON & NF.ri.4
tuirneyi At-L..w,
Will praoli. 0 in all th o.mrta In tha iiL.tr.
Olliuu ruuui .No a WalUm ui.ai:.. Ku.a.-, Or,
OU1S K. UKAN
ATlMltNKY-AT-LAW.
MKUlUAla,
JAINK A KU VKKNL)A.IjL,
I'llYHlUIANa AND riUHGKONa.
Olt.oaAIii Kiiguau J.oaa & Hawlus TUnk
ijuiiniiitf.
4xs:ui uiUutiuu to surKury aud largiosl illi
(MuMMuf wuiuan.
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lMlYfllOIAN stid SURflKON,
Ofiieo, ltiMiti ut t KiiKonn lou it HavIuki
iiank. ChhIiiii 1) irtO l'uirl Htroet, C'fcli
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u.h:K, j'.XM.n.ualliius auu ouuiu.tatiuiii Irua,
II U 111 JJUI.r-;,
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4ix.n atrtial, uua bloa .west ul Minnesota
notal
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AaiAYKU ANl;MKTALLUHaiBT,
Kouuia
, Oaiooa
lleftt anuliHKl Aaaay Lalsiratory In tha Htata.
I'niinpt and mliAlil, rutiirnr s-narannssl.
WerkitiK lanUt uiada on era SBuij.laa uf ona U
fifty fsiiin.U I., .lau-nuiua Uia ai.t ultabl.
tnaUnal ul trowlinaut.
rpiIE PAOtKIC MUTUAL LiVB.
Vary ljl mt
l.iFB,ANO,A()t;IIiENT FOLICIKH,
AI.HKHTJ t.'A'tON, (lei. Ant. Porllauil, 0
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Bankers Life Association
al Lie, Molnci, Iowa,
Sail lawraau - tow Rti SptcUl rutvru
that pitaii buiy nca.
Rittcardl at l int National Bask
and to.n and bavtn&i bank.
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f.IM :-'- tralna I tlia "( 'II ICA( '(, MIL
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1 err a 1 uen, in tlia wr l.
V- tl l-i.d II dralrabio t ri'la on tMl
Iratii, wlin ..i.i Ui any p-Jut In th
- .--.r. .-..vO-a i.r I ana-la. Ihsf .-.ainrc
with all Ira ..-"iiliie-ittal Tralna and
ll:al Arfr...ta -l. n io-ia.
1 .. I t ... ir;i.'riiMikai. 1 aohM
.V anv Tl..... A Ml ..
J.W. CA.4KY II BROW
Tia ta-l -f. Ornar.l - gaa
HlKILANTI, Oltki.DN.
f. f. ifl t 1 -tH
OREGON
a-f - -
TO
THE
EAST
The- 0.:R.' N.
Givea tho Choicel of
IS DAILY
TW0:V!A
THE OEEkuit
SHORT Ut
TO
Salt Lako,
Oonvor.
Umana
O E
Tilt, CHEAT
HOfiThterl
m.
TO
Snokana
Mliineapol
St. iFaul and
Chicago.
Cnlcarjo and
Kansas City.
Ocean titoauiera leave Pot Hand every
0 1 lays for
SAN FRANCISCO.
lioala lonve I'urllaud dally for all Wll
ianieueaii.1 ( oiumtla Jtivar Polntii.
Monllily hleaiuera to t'l. 11, solid Japau
For tull luforiiiatlou call on or
dress neant O. U. 4 f,-. 'l ioge
r auureaa,
A. L. CRAIdi
tten'l i'aasenger Ageut,
Fortlan-i. o
SOUTH AND EAST
yh
Southarn Pacific Go
SHASTA fiOUTE
Tralna laave Knuoao for Portland aud war
' :'K mi 1, ni. , '
. . AH a lu. 8:80 p u
1. 111 . " f Dl k mo a n
At Aahland , 1:80 a m UKW a ra
a ""iianto t!W p in a m
Ar Han Franetsoo 7r4fi p ni 8:16 a ra
kr IVdon tM a o U.-an a m
r Di-nvur ukw a m -00 a m
r KaiiMa Oily 7a5 a in 7;S!6 a m
Ar I liii-nu , 7 M a in a u
.Vr Ln, Aii;4lei
.l hi l'.um
AF Kurt W..rfS
1:-J0 p ra
O.-uo p m -li
: M a ra
W:f5 a in
4:110 a ra
thlit p m
0:12 a 01
UM p m
7O0 a u
U.-OU p ra
6M a u
V M a ui
4sJ0 a ru
0:!2ft p m
6:42 a m
12:43 p ui
Ar (;ityof .Moiioo
.vr iititiaum
Ar Nuwllrlnkm.
Ar Wasliiii-fton
r nis Yurk
Pullman Bnil TotirUleam un
Doth tralna, Uhair uara Haora
n.outu to iKduti and Fl 1'aao,
and otirlat eara to llluuaKa,
Ht Isiuii, New Orloaua and
WaHliitiatan,
C'.iniiwtiiiir at Han Kran
cltoo with auvnral terunlilp
llusa lur ilou.ilulii, Japau,
( lima, l'liilllpiuas, 'Jeutral
aud rioulli Aiuorioa.
Sm. Mr L (1 Adair, at'ont at Kansas
w. k; ooman .
' HP I'lirt'and Or
TICKETS
TO ANU K110M ALL '
POINTS EAST
VIA
flOJJsElfl
SHORT LINE
TO-1 ' -ii.
St. Paul, Du!u!h, H.inaapolis, Ch icij
. lANU roiNTHlKASll
Thronafi Palaca aud 1'onrlat Htoawira
uinlng ami liullat omoklua Llrnsry Ca
DAILY TUAINHi TABT TTMX. , I
For Kataa, Foldara and full Informs
rev'ardiiitf t- k.ft , route, ato, call 00 or address
J, W. I'HALON, T F a II. DICK.MON. OT
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND , j
A. It. O, UENNI8T0N, O. W. P. A.
sill First ATtnos, BKA1TLK, Wish
Corvaliis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIMKUAHDNO. JL
Nc, S for, Ya.,ulna- J
S
Trail. l..- alhray 12 to P M
l-avaa (V rraUi a. 1IPM
ArriTM fulu t.'ii I'M
No. L.itstuiuinr
Is.aTaa Yaqelo ft 45 A M
i'm t'orv. Ik I :l A M
Arrival Alls. T 2:16 P M
No, f forlllaUolt-t
tiy
Lsarsa AlUny 70 A M
, ArriTO'(ilit 13:00 I'M
No. 4 'mm Detroit
!-..( 1 1 Mioll 12rl.lPM
Ami AILnj... M I'M
Train 1 arrive In Albany la tlma
aiDi.t wifti vita rt rannth hound train, aa wa
a iflvniR tao ... tliras h.-ora In Allany bafor
.Uirtt.re nl H P north ruaind traia.
Train No '2 oainncta with tliari P trains at
CvrTallia and All.auy mina ou-.-t aaivleo 10
Nrw,N-rt and aijarhl lael.ra.
'1 r.ln .1 m i,'rit, flreeridsi.h and sthar
m ..i- t..O r-a r Irvra Adtanl atT.UOa m,
la. cloni I' rr it at neon, lvini( an plo time
to T I- t'.. H-ritii' aau a day.
Fur fuilhar iufoiuiauua apply ta '
EI"WIN BTONrt,
Manarae
,T Tt RNKR Aajaat Albany v
H U t KoNlilk, Arrant Oocvahla.
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