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KTCOPy OF WRAPPER. ij mB,1 tffc
THBOEMTUII0MIY. NIWVUI OITT.
' "i" niir n 1 i f maw
The year 1903
md we nro selling (iroccrios as cheap as the same articles can bo
purchased anywhere.. We dovoto our outire time aud atteutiou
to the ouo lino. Thoroforo aro hotter alilo to supply your wants
In this lino than thoso who make groceries a secondary mutter.
Tho new firm guarantees satisfaction with every purchase and
solicits a continual ion of your patronage. Uur jlotto"To Please".
Mclunney & no.eman R;d'j36
r
A full line of heaters, stoves
and ranges.
No 50
I Ninth and Oak
v
.TO'
l V ft J?"
. Mrs. Fred Vnr&ik,
No. 228 Territorial Street, Benlon Harbor, Mich.
Tarapleistd to give my
nprrinice with Wine of
Uriui as I am very grateful
m h hdp. After my first
by was bora I could not
Mm to Kgain my strength,
UMogatte doctor gave me
'toni: which he considered
superior, but instead of
Ps" hater I grew weaker
Wr &y. My husband
am h.-w. ..t
urn: evening wun
"W mc of Cardui and ln-
-"oiauitaiK it tor a week and see
-"'awouiaiiotormr. As he seemed
hive to much faith in it I did take the
iir;.:- j - .......
ua was very grateful to una
"fal was out of bed and in a month I
uable to tak: up my usual duties. I
fwy cathuiiistic iu its praise."
ifllO'illlIiOOD isthonoblestduty
I ? aid highest privilogo women
J c;i:i r. wirve or aspire to. With
o it t'i:s priviletewomen donot
n)l;..,riM in lift!-too often they
P tl..-o ;L-!, n, ,vor,i discontented,
TlI)r.p n., w: i.
... . .ji i.ii-ir own seinsu litiua
1 tr.,;ii...r. ii i:tr . : a.
. Jtiv HiiltTIMIl If tUU
'Wy n . !. r vat-limn her children
I ? ' ir.:
i cm)
i ... ' "..i as many i;yi? a3 gneuas
rorrows arc
fCOLCHiciNE1
Jn. FruJ t7hralh.
WlMSofCAILBUI
s'in-rcYi.csn'wuj
v WW f J
MVi.J lAia Mid -" 1 -
bv I. inn Drue f-
CASTO
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
is here
"i
anstes
M
AW
mm to si AfAnin
S. L. Long.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
Or dinner Tis always served
with the choicest wines aud
liquors that can be procured.
For social functions of any
kind we have tho purest aud
best wines, of either imported
or domestic vintage, ty tho
case, bottlo or gallon, at prices
you cau't match- for quality
in Eugene, at
E C HUGHES
Successor to W M Renshaw
Lam tlipirandiitions.
trii'nnnhs and defeats.
Healthy women do not suf
fer miscarriaco nor does
a woman who is healthy
suffer tortures at childbirth.
It is the woman who is ail
in(r v. ho has fcmalo weak
nesi who fears tho ordeal
of l.cvomins a mother. Wine
of I'ardui builds np tho wo
manlv in it woman. It stops
-ii ir..nitnrl drains and
;.rtnl:iritiei which are re
strains uiiyu........ r
sponsible lor barrenness m..
rioco. It makes a woman strong and
healthy and able to pass through preg
nancy and childbirth with little suffer
ing. After tho ordeal is passed the
Wine prepares a woman for a speedy
recovery to health anil activity.
Wine of Cardui, in ro-infarcing the
organs of generation, has made mothers
of women who had given ap how of
evcrbecominfrmothcrs. W inoof Cardui
will cure almost any ease of barrenness
except cases of organic trouble How
can yon refuse to tnko tjuch a remedy
tnatpromi 5
Wine of Cardui simply makes you a g
. . 1 itrnnT tlPfl tllV
favinrf vnillllll. illl'l oii'-iiMI .-
? Ann.t s-.ificr. They look for
ward to mothci!iod with jny
j
A million suliering women
have found relief in
Win-of C inlni.
I
v r. !--! irlnr. Sfl!ir.vlate Capsules.
A standi nnd .nhlliMc cure for RHEUMATISM ndGO;
endorsed by t.-e hiil.icst medical uihoriiJ of Lurnpc
disarrccabla svmpioms. Price, i.P" "'"'
aSflllTiSa AHD VETALiTV
'tic rrcnt p-mnlv lor nervous prostrati'-n .,' r u M mho. .1
3, J.". or,l-r e rWram.1. ' i- 1' .''iVlKnU AL rM llev' lud, W.
For Sale by Linn Drug Co.
: I I rr ATPJM All
I ' 'I"-.- (lPITIlliU t
! N.m.e,
1 nti-v !,:,
" i re utily a means of tempo-ntitk-Mtlon
at Head Level liar.
When a man so far forgot the plaee as
to ornament himself with two or throe
merely l.e.-u.-. e they happened to have
been given, he W:is sternly thrust back
to the reproaeh of "soap" or "b'ar'i
grouse" or "eoiub an- brush" or some
thing else equally appropriate and dis
tasteful. As among the Indians, there
was a custom of using anything con
venient until a man had earned the
right to something distinctive nnd hon
orable. That was how "Tenderfoot
Cub" of six months before wat veter
an "Pistol n;n" f !,., j. aml wyplnk
facid, swearing Hobby bad become
"Illue niazes."
Dead Level liar was attractive to
strangers. Pay dirt had been struck
by the Hist eouiers, and pay dirt had
been the rule ever since. Two ounces
a day was a fair average for a river
THEN lit: STOOll RACK AND OAZRD ABOUT
ci:i:lousLY.
bottom man, but three ounces was bet
ter, mid naturally It was the river bot
tom mining that set labor rates for the
ponderous crushers on the hillside.
it was h!;.,Ii, prepo.-'terous, of course,
but the mine owm rs did not complain,
for every1 jar of tiielr machinery turn
ed the tlgures into their pockets., A
day meant a eoiniu'teui-e, a week a for
tune, and a month was something that
made even the wildest visionaries gasp
for breath.
So the unskilled dago and the Chlna-
niun and the shirk from Alabama and
the redheaded man from Cork alike
received their two ounces a day, while
moderately skilled laborer was in
demand nt t-.vlee and even thrice that
sum. Occasionally a man came who
was conversant with mining machin
ery or with analyzing or prospecting,
nnd he was a Criesus who could com
mand his own rules and time and re
ward. And yet the miners on the hill
side were short of help. Newcomers
preferred the possibility of three ounces
day to the certainly of two, and the
skillful were geiulally visionary
ennio'li to dream of the vast wealth
which every turn of their spado might
disclose.
Among the nrrivals one day was a
blue eyed, tlaxrn haired German, who
towered head nnd shoulders above his
companions and whose first net on
alighting was to snatch n pall from
the driver's seat mid go in search of
water for the hordes.
Dey vu.-s t'irsly." hi remarked sen-
tentiously iis he went from one to an
other, watching then carefully ana
giving wiit. r or.:y as he thought Judi
cious nnd n d as t putting animals
craved. "In de Ce.i. :;'i army wo our
horses va:-s loolc after."
Then he stood back and gazed about
curl .u-1;-. l is s'.i ivldi rs square nnd his
right arm bent sli.-.liily at the elbow,
as Ih.iUL.h h'.s hand were- resting upon
tho hilt of One of the mine
owners line.-, a 11 ,.ie oppos-iie tme-
walk and i-e::ar.hd him attentively.
He. too, h-.l 11 habit of carrying his
nrm in that position, and. besides,
there were oilier tilings about the up
right, soldierly flu-lire which carried
him back to certain years ot ins own
In the Herman army.
n hour later the stranger was In
stalled as the chief engineer of the
(Sold Hug. Willi a salary of $.".0 n day
and with the understanding that he
was to have the oversight of other
miners, with a corresponuing inciuuw:
nf coiniiensiition. 1 he blue eyes of the
(Senium had grown lug witti wonucr
nt the mualiii-enee of the salary, but
the mine owner's had only narrowed
nnd briu-htened. lie knew that unother
mnn with this sel.-ntilic giants ac-
ooiroioeols would have asked J100
and been given It without question.
Iu the books h" was entered as Hans
because of the clerks inability 10 tin.
derstand the lonu'. unpronounceable
mime he gave, but down 111 camp he
was simtilv "cause," while the burly
teamster he mo day tossed twenty
foot Into the river for beating a horse
hp.-iime "effiot."
Mails were of uncertain arrival at
Dead Levi I ilur. Soi.ietitnes thl-y
em ne
twice a month, sonielimes ouiy
In
two months, and sometime!
CENT BHDS.
Nice clem Isds at tho Court House
Lodging House '"r '"'"' K'Tor
room an outside room. No cooking
nremises except for fnmily and
ih.t entirely discoiim-cted 'rom lodg
Im r.art of house. No dusty carpels.
Clean painted doors with a rutf
each IkmI.
Ju-t buck of and on same block
Court House. (hib-t lorn) it y. No
(.tre.'t uoi--". Ih-ds at any time of the
r;iiit.t. Se" tninsriamncy "lif'.DS"
from ly A llondorson'e, rr (Inarrt
otlliK) ooiner
' A
.he atipvatamw of road sji. ms prevt-ai-v!
them from coming at all. Hans hi. I
'jeeu Uu'i-e srx veehs before a u.a'l
e;.e.e In. and then It was a;.ollur w..;.-
I-...IV the clerk e. i.neelid the
w ' -v address he could net d.v.
1I1T
i:-r j
Ul- j
-.win me engineer whose name m.
co.ild 1101 ju-ououm-e.
When the loiter was brought 10 him
Hans was sitting ou a UmKier out-j
side the mine, his blue eyes tlxed uhhi '
a distant point of the horizon w il, m
expression of wistfniness ami it rei.
Five inimites later he was in the su
perintendent's olliee. I
"1 gif my notice," he cried, his face
glowing and his blue eyes radiant. "I
take de stage iu twenty minuies."
"Take what iu twenty minutes? Oh,
yuu want more salary." The superin
tendent threw his foot imo anoiher
chair and looked at him exiKcuihily.
"Well, how much? Will "1(1 per cent
Increase do?"
"I tell you I take de stare." Hans re
iterated. "1 glf my notice."
Ills earnestness vas too evident to be
inislnkcu, and the superintendent rosu
hastily to his feet.
"Come, come, Hans." he expostulated.
"Think better of it. We'll pay you
more than anybody else."
"It Is not de pay," eagerly. "Yon 110
understand. You been goot to mo, and
I stay longer wiih you as anybody.
Rut now I vass go home to Katrina.
You see." as a slight smile appeared on
the youthful face of the superintend
ent, "It is like dls: Dere vass t'lngs tell
about me, aud Katrina In ar deiu, and
she say to me, 'Co.' lien 1 hear an. alder
man vass seek her, and I come to Amor
lea to forgot. Hut, no; ilere vass no
place to forget. When I come to de
mountain, i see Katrina everywhere,
ami I hear her voice mlt de trees aud
when I dream. Now dis," holding tho
letter up and regarding it fondly, "tells
me dat Katrina is waiting, and It say
de lies mlt me arc all discover and dat
de odder man be punish."
"I am glad to hear it. Hans." said
the superintendent heartily. "Hut still
I think you ought to remain with us.
Why, just think e it, man! Six months
of this work nnd you can go back and
build a castle for Katrina."
liut Hans raised himself to his full
height and looked down compassionate
ly. "You is young man," he said, "and do
not understand dese t'ings. Cold Is ev
erywhere, all over de world; but tlere
is only one Katrina. I gif my noiiee
und go on the stage, and I say gootby."
The superintendent watched him
down the hillside and then tinned to
his desk with a sigh.
"I am a young man." bo thought bit
terly, "but I do understand. I have
already lost my Katrina."
A Picture of llroivi.lnir.
It Is said that when Hubert Drown
ing was an Infant Ids father would send
him to sleep by humming odes of Anno
rcon and that he taught the boy the
words be wished him to remember by
joining thcni to a 'grolesiiue rhyme,
rerliaps this last mental exercise had
something to do with the poet's exas
perating style. Miss Corknin records
thus her first childish Impressions of
Browning; "I had pictured to myself
poets as ethereal beings. It gave me a
shock to sec Mr. Drowning eat with
avidity so much bread nnd butler and
big slices ot cake, lie never littered a
word that in any .way suggested a poet
ical thought. His coal, trousers nnd
gloves were according to the fashion
of the time, his voice loud and cheerful,
his thick hair well brushed. Altogeth
er, In my opinion, he looked a prosper
ous man of business." Klsewhore Miss
Corkran records Hrownlng's comment
upon the charge that he whs too fond
of "society." He admitted frankly: "I
do like to be with lvlinod people who
appreciate me. It is a ph:is;-.re. Weallhy
people have leisure to read, and their
houses nre pleasant. I am not ashamed
to confess that I do enjoy I cing with
cultured folk. P.esldrs. I bud that mix
ing w ltli others and the friction of Ideas
arc necessary to n writer." New York
Tribune.
One For (lie IMinlaler.
Ail old minister In the south side of
Glasgow who was noted for his habit
of dishing up "Id sermons again and
illn was one day n.ivertlsed to preacu
in a suburban church nt the anniver
sary service there. An old woman who
In days gone by had sat under his min
istry, but who bud now removed from
his neighborhood, determined to go in
and hear him preach on this particular
occasion. Aft-r the clou' of the serv
ice she waited on the clergyman, who
greeted her cordially and asked what
she thought of Ids discourse. "Kb.
mnn," she replied candidly, "it's a long
time sin' I first heard ye preach that
yin, sir, and I've heard ye at it n, gnid
wheeu o' times sin' syne."
Aye, Janet." said the minister. "How
often do yo think ye've hi aid It. na?"
Oh, nboot a dlzzen o times, sir, she
replied. "Air dlv ye mind It a .' sunt
the minister. "A wool, maybe no' It a',
sir." "Wool, I see I'll need to preach It
to ve au-aln, Janet, said the minister,
and- Janet felt that she had been sold
for onre. The minister certainly scored,
Scottish American.
nnrr F.as For a Tonic.
A raw egg Is nn excellent tonic nnd
Is very strengthening. If prepared In
the Miowlng way. it Is really a de
licious drink, snys the Philadelphia
Press. lHit the yolk of an egg Into a
dish with n teaspoonful of white sugar
and a fasin onful of orange or lemon
iuloc and beat lightly together with a
fork Put the whiles on a piaie ami
add a plnrh of salt; then, with a broad
bladi-d knife, beat It to a siitt rroth.
Now. ns lUhll.v n p'wsiblc. mix all to
gether In th" dl!i. then as lightly
transfer It to n clean tumbler, wlih-li it
will twwrly llll If pf.perly mije. It
must not stand ! i a warm h-iw. as It
soon li-t-uii.i- i: .'od "t 'l l':se, it
mioivv .."k., Any ru b J "'"' iu. y I-
used in plain il oniiieu' or loin u.
CITY PIlori'.ltTY FOIl'SVLK.
I own and havo for wiln about 10
lots in seven different addition, to V.f
gone, Am laying oil a now -
uiidlfloii.
Lota sold ou rwieoi'"
and upwards
.do time for J."0
eT.ploy noRgeiits. I alone sell myf
projK-rty. These lots are going fnst,
so anyone wanting to purchase would
do well to call early.
Siimi of Dmi proix-rty woubl be ox-
uimugil for doslraldo timber lands.
f ti. HrUNDKlCKS.
l"oi Sate. 1
i'Oli SALh. At a burguuili. A sec
tion of timU-r laud, three ipiuitors
within l'4 miles uuil one quarter
within 1'... miles of the Willamette
river, 'ii miles from Kugeue. Will
cut 12,uiVU feet. Price. fV.iU 1
Address Uox I'reswell, Oregon,
'i'l ! K i ' . N i" MK A I K - li.
(ier,H Of 1 r,ni. lUUU- old roWlll li.
V 11 eui it'll Ii i l I 1 1 1 1
" it souu 1 liu.U-r. e-i(uted ou the
bHtikt of otie of ih Itest logging
Mtreutn 111 i'-h mi 1. ( u nveiileut to
i-Hw-iiiilii.. W1U110 day's driveof
Kuceue, Inquire i-t pr'icuUie nt
ttotliiiuu Heu-e .r A O Zelglr, hi! -ntiius'ralor
of the 1 s .it- nf.loliuS
Wrl hi dMon-is-Nt, or Jei ekes i& Hitr
baugb, Kiw Nuioiml Hank build
ilur. attorn, ys for SMid estate.
Help Wanted.
WAJfTKD. An energetic nmnsier
for oflleo to be opened In this city for
lurue uiHiiufaeturiiiK ooncern. rlalary
oiis hundred dollars per inontlt extra
ooniuilssiohs ai d expenses. Five
Hundred dollars o-ish security re
quired. Het ot referein-es. Address
Manager P. O Hox 'JPJ4, Ssn Kran
eic, "i bf.
tilliU WAXTK1). To do geiiorni
housework. Knquiro of Airs. tieo.
Kelley, X High street.
Lost and Pound.
FOUND -K nii.r ring
M llouo.
Aiqdir to J
For Rent.
HOTKL FOR KF.NT. -Fine uow
three-story hotel, with fiO rooms,
for rent. Will bo ready for oc
cupancy about May loth. Well lo
cated, ouo block from Southern
J'aoillo depot. Tho building will be
entirely new, with all modern coil
venioncos. Thoso wishing to cor
respond iu regard to tho matter ad
dress, 0. ti. CKOSS, l'hlgouo,
Oregon.
liOO.M TO KKM Furnished room
to rent. Call iu morning at illl Fast
lllh street.
Personal.
WANTF.l). Sowing. Plain sowing
iuiludod. Will go out or take in at
rooms. Southeast corner of West
Fourth and Lawrenco streets.
tl.YKDKX SF.F.DS FKF.E.
lion. Joseph Simon mailed mo three
hundred packages of garden seeds
from Washington, each package con
taining flvo different kinds of seed,
which 1 will distribute free to tho
farmers of Lauo county ut my store
on Saturday, March II, 1003 , after
one oVloek p. m.
S. II. FIUENDLY.
Ladies!
Kuimuer dress skins aud under skirts
lus arrived at Dunn's. Tills Is a very
lirg and OHri fu ly selected line.
Come Hud see tbein rtliv wav.
THufPoiflritlf OFlilLUO oTtN Jo) . '
It appeals to you whon the fruit
hangs ripe anq sweot Into in February,
or early iu March. Thou the blossoms
break out, and the troos aro yellow
with goldou globus, aud white with
oruugo flowers. It may be that u flurry
of snow has whitened tho mountain
topB, aud thou yuu have au artistio
background for a tropical forest. The
air is full of sunshine, and heavy witb
fragranco as night comos on, and then
if the moon be shining, you may hear
at midnight through opeu windows
the song of tho mocking bird in the
scented grovo, aud 11 never Boomed so
melodious boforo.
An oxpurlonco like tills Is possible
any winter, and it Is worth a journoy
of it thousand miles, whilo you cau
havo it by taking tho scouio Shasta
route through tho grand and plctuers
quo Siakiyou and Shasta mountains to
Southern California. Complete In
formation about the trip, and descrip
tive mutter, tolling about California,
may bo had from any Hunt hour I'aoilio
agout or
W.'K. COM AN,
Cloneral Pass. Agt. 8. P. Co. 'a Lines
in Oregon, Portland, Orogoou.
NOTICE TO 'CKEDlTOItS.
Estuto of Ellon A. Lovorldgo, de
ceased. Notice Is hereby given to
whom It may concern that the under
signed, l. K. Lovcridgound 11. Huth
Lovorldgo, havo neen by tho County
Court of lano County, State of Ore
gon, duly appointed executor 'and
executrix of the estate of Ellen A.
livoridgo, docca-icd, and all persoiiB
rniviug cliiiuiH against said estato are
hereby untitled and required to pre
sent tho same with proper vouchors to
said executor and executrix at llio
law olllce of Jenkos k ilarbangh,
rooms 2 and 3. over Firrst National
Hank, In Eugene, Lime County, Ore
gon, within six mouths from tho date
of this notice.
Dated ut Eugene, Oregon, thielUth
day of I'obruary, 1!0..
1). K. L( VEKI DOE, Executor,
H. HUTH LOVEIilDOE, Executrix, of
tho estato of Enou A. Lovorldgo,
diK'easlsJ.
Jenki-a 4 llnrbaiigh. Attorneys for
said esae,
NOTICE HI-' FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice l hereby given tuar '. .,
chaiiaii, r.xeeiitur of tlm .,,' ' ',
testament of Mary)' ' " '"'
ed. has reodo, . lb,..!. dec..H
.u.ltl..i. ,it ' "i"1 prew'iitiil for
.""' ,d filed in said court his
. ..ccoiint id the administration of
ui.l ...ilulr. HIKl that Monday, the
sixth day or April. A. D. , 1!, t the
hour or ten o'cliK-k In the forenoon,
at tho County Court limuii of "aid
Ciiurl. at Eugene, Oregon, In mid
Coiintv. nnd State, has Is-en duly ap
poiutwl bv Hi" said court for the set
tlement of the said aceollllt, at whli ll
time nnd place any "'ron Intereoted
In snld no, mill, may appear and (Hi
obj.clioiis'to ru.ld account and con
tet the sumo.
ihited tbi 4th day of March, A. II.,
L." M. Travis, A. BUCHANAN,
Attorney. Lxoeutor.
NOTICK FC!J PiDS.
Sh1I bids will I" rivoiviHl by tho
undersigned until April 1, l'.Kk'l, to
lease preiniM's, cent 1. illy located, for
ptv'utlioo pui poM S at F.ugoue, Oii-gou,
tor a period of live or ton yours, from
Ni-voiuUt 1, UKK1.
Tho proposal to iurlude the furnish
lug of a complete new equipment of
lock boxes, fixtures and furniture, (in
cluding free delivery furniture when
uec(ssary), heat, light, wider and a
lire and burgiar proof safe or vault.
The present premises have not sutll-
oieut space, and proposals should ho
submitted for a larger room.
Full information ami blank propos
als cau bo secured from the postmas
ter. M. 11. FLINT,
Asst. Supt. Salary and Allowance Div
ision, Post Otlleo Department, Los
Augeles, Cul.
Cone
uick-
for OUKISALF. will not lust
long, judging from t ho amount
of business wo are doing at
Our
Cut-Rate
Prices
on'. Wall Papers. Our aim ia
to get tho . room ami room we
will soon have Our Prices
aro the towu.talk.
ThVOverton
Wll Paper
Paint Co.
No. 40. W 8th street.
MARX STEAM DYEING
AStD. CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop.
Ilest equipp-! phint in the utate for steam
cleaning ami dyeinu' clothes. Spoelal mttoldn
erv for uleuiini;. dyeing ami linishiug ludles'
drew, poods. Ynur pe-rsomd clothing spont'od
ana prtwtsoil lor &1.UU por month.
Phone Red 56-5 No 9 Eitt Seventh St
t'ugene
Itlue River
Florence
...Stafi.c Line...
E. Bangs Proprietor
Stage leaves Eugene for Blue
River daily exoopt Sundays
at 5:60 a m. btairo leaves JMi
gene for Florence daily ( ex
cept Sunaay at o a m.
TICKETS
TO ANU.KltOM.AI.L
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORT. LINE
TO
St- Pi i1, )H i. i nun ii, Siica
AND roiNIUKAST
Thr inh Palace anl Timrlat Hleoer
Diniug afd liuffet tiuiokluu LlbraryJO
DAILY VKAINHiKAHT TIM K.
Cor Itatea. Folilera and Full Informa
regardinii ticket , run tee etc, oall on or addieas
J. W. I'HALON, T r A 11. DICKSON, ot
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. Ii. C. DKNN1HT )N, (. W. P. A.
li Unit virne, rlA'lTLK1 H
OREGON
(HP Shoitiwe
Ann Union PACinn
ia EAST
The o.:r. 'n.
Give tha Choice of
'W'EE
TP,
DAILY
mm.
Cervaliis & Eastern
KAILROAD.
TI.MK CAUD NO. 21.
Ne
2 for Ytuiuin -
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LttAVM I'orvikltU
Arrival Ywiuioft
Nu. 1 Koturijiur
IAV( Ykiiulnta
litvni (VirvallLt
Arrivua Albany
rio, 8 fur Dotroit
InviM Albany.,
Arrives iSitroit
No, 4 'loui Detruit
I'
M
.. LMl I' M
.. O.Jj PM
. 6 6 A M
,.ll;S0 A M
. . litlb V M
.. 7KX) A M
. 12:06 M
leaves Detroit 12r45 P M
Arrive Alttauy 66 P M
Traiu I arrive In A It-arty it liu t
coD'ieut with ibeS P smith bouncf train, as e
an K'ivinit two or tliree htmrw in Altiany befor
departure ol 8 P north bound train.
Trsui Nu 2 connoou with thS P trains at
(Yrvallia and Alluuiy giving diiect aervioa to
NiwtMrt and adjavent beaelica.
Train tor Detroit. lireiUnbush ard other
mountain resorta leaven Albany at 7.-00 a 01,
esvtiinx Detroit at nmin, Kiviug ample time
0 reai Ii the Springs aauia day.
r'or further information apply to
KUWIN 8TONK
Manager.
Tin Oockell,
Asuut Albany
v. ' vr.-'.""'';'ri'-"5 t.-s ,- :
iHfiHVSr.
Ymir ftttenlion li mlled to the "PIONK R
MM ri'Kl)" trains of the "CHI0ACO, Mil.
WAUKKK A 8T PAUL KAILKOAD.
Hie only perfect trftint In the world,"
You will find It dtirble to ride on tlile
Tmiui whon going to my point in th
r-nxteni Htatee or Canana. Tfaer oonneo
with all Trannooiitlnental Traini and
ticket A Rent tell ticket.
For f'trther luformatiOD. pamphlet
ak any Ticket Agent ot
J. W. CABKY H 8 ROWK
Irav PanHAflnt. denerAl An n
PORTLAND, OKKGON.
SOUTH AND EAS'l.
-VIA-
Southern Pacific 0 j
SHASTA' ROUTE
Trains leave Kngene', for Portland and wt
station! kt 8;0Oaui, lt42 pm.
t I'tirtlftiid
Ar Adhland
Ar Haorameuto
Ar San Dianoinou
a m 8:S0 i u
2K'K p ni 1:1 f n t
12:W a m a i
p m 4 a m
7H6 p m 8;16 a n
Oxden
Denver
KauHM Ulty
CIiIoako
6A a nr li4Jl a m
a m K a o
l-3Xt a m . 7,26 a n
7:46 am 9:80 ft m
Los Anueles
Kl I'aeo
Kurt Worth
City of Mexioo
liouatou
Now Orteama
Washlngtou
New Vork
p m
6HXI p in
6:80 a m '
9:tA a m
4 .011 a m
6:25 p m
6:42 a ru
12:48 p m
7SM a us
O0 p m
6:80 a m
: A a ia
4KX) a
6U26 p m
6:42 a m,
12:48 p nt
Pullman and Tourist can oo
both trains. Chair oars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl Paso,
and ourlst can to Ohioag-e
Ht Louis, New Orleans anil
WaauiuKton.
Cuuneuting at Ban Fraos
olaoo with several ateamahlpX .
Hues for Honolulu, Japan, '
China, PhlUipinea, Central ,
and South Anierloa.
See Mr L Adair, agent at Bugm H.
or addres
W. E. COM AN
UFA Portland Or
TWO.VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
SaltLaka),
Dsnver,
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City,
THE MEAT
NORTHERN
HI. 1
o ;
Stokrjns
Mlnnaapol a
St. IPaul and
Chtoago.
Ooeaa Bteamors leave Portland every
6 Dayt for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Hunts leave Portland dally for all Wll
laninlte and Oolumt la River Poliita.
Monthly Hteamera to Chins and Japan
For full Information call on or
Ores nearest O. R. & N. Tloke
or addrera,
A. L. CRAI0.4
(ien'l Paasenger Agent,
Portland,
Use Ptrrin'j Pile Specific
NncaneeilsUltwl e.
Thia Internal reme II
illsea mm uf the til ;
ans. For sale byjall drUKglsta,
i Di Per-in Medical Co.,
Helena, Mont.
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