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MO KM NO ASTOIllAN VKlNESIA, JAJWAKY 17, itttiU.
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Thousands of
Useful Articles
Are offtrei it LOWER prices new thin it luy ottiertlff e l the yew.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS.
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
In fact ALL our stock of flrsi-cliss wcr?r t n i e! it kvst trices.
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
LINENS Table Laue: s, Xapkir.8, Towels, Toweling by the yard, Poil-
ies, Tf a Cloth, etc. All the necesarits tor the dining
room and kitchen at most tempting prices.
BEDDING Sheets-hemmed and hemstitched rillow Cases, Blank
ets. You ran save rrany dol'ati by purcLssing cow.
HOME-FURNISHINGS bnyL.ce Cur-
1 tains, Sash Curtaining, I'ortiers,
Coaches, Couch Covers, Tapestry, Denims. Art Draperies, Comforts. Silk
alines, etc., at lowest prices.
dctd were buried where they fell ami STRUCK ON THK TELEGRAM.
the remainder of the column moved
on In search of the hiding place ot Vany Person Knocked Pwn by Dls-
the Filipino refuge pcMdjent."
THE INSURGENTS SURPRISED.
Marsh's Troops Attack a Stronghold
Pronounced Unassailable by
Spaniards.
.MANILA. Dec. 12. 1S99.
Francisco, Jan. 16. The Associated
Press correspondent with March's
battalion, pursuing Agulnaldo through
HOT SKNATK DISCUSSIONS.
Vest Take Exception to Republican
Taunts,
WASHINGTON, Jin 16. The senate
Is still tn the throes of the discus
slon of the Philippine question - and,
aptaivntly. there Is no near approach
to dvtlverance upon the subject.
Vest (Jem.), of Missouri, today
voliod the opinion of many senators
vr-.n he said that such dissueslon as
was now in progress was of no con
sequence as the country waa confront
ed oy a state of facta that could not
he changed by talk.
ivttlgrew'a resolution of Inquiry and
Lodges substitute for It were laid on
the table unlay and Hoar's g.au-iul
resolution of Inquiry a lo the facta
of the Philippine war waa taken up.
Ar. effort of IVttlgtvw to anuMi.l It
so as to call for the president's in-
utructions to the Paris peace com
missloner, KM to a prolonged debate,
After the senate had considered the
matter behind cl-se-! doors, the
amendment was rejected by a vote of
41 to m.
The debate for the day was con
cluded by Vest, who made a n tab!e
speei h In opposition to the assumption
in some quarters that every man
who does not agree with the policy
cf the administration Is a traitir to
snd half vr.y up the insurgents had
constructed trenches from which theyj his country.
could pour deadly fire down on the Vest threw 'nto his utterances all
troops advancing along the lower. ho nervous force ur.d en. rgy ajid ac
reaches of the trail or In the valley, Cor.ilishd oratorical ability for which
la son below.
he Is famed, arid commanded the at-
Cunningham scouts with Partes ten:lon of th ..mai, through.,..!
company were in advance and were
fired upon first. Jtnklnson's company
the mountains which SpanWh soldiers w,nt ,0 thelr guppcrt and ex.j
and writers have said were impassa- changing a few shots these troops!
OTIS' CASUALTY LIST.
mti'lV'd Newsboys,
IVRTLAND. Jan. 15. About 150
newsboys went on a strike this even
ing and refused to handle the Even
ing Telegram becnuao that tuper
would not allow them to return unsold
papers.
Many persons with Tehg aina In
their hands were knocked down and
icveral thousind pni.era, which cur
riers start.'.! out to distribute over
the city, were dea'royed.
A down polUvni 'n w ere culled to
the corner of Sixth and Alder streets,
wheie the boys had eongrvgatcd and
a lumber of the waters wre taken
tu the police sia'lon. but were later
rclens-!.
It was late tonight b-t'oiv the boys
jt'ii !td dnvn.
COLUMBIA STEAM LAUNDRY
CORNER NINTH AND AiTOH STS.. ASTORIA
W'c lire now idtjituti to tlo nil
kituiM of inutulry work en diort no
tioo, tho I'lant htivini; Lotn rtnuul
fled tlinntjilioiit nntl iitwiiiiuliiiiery
mlth'tl. Wo vii jiKMiro you of tlio
lutfliKs of v oik tvor turned out
on tlit'Cnisl. A tiinl oultTKilititttl,
J.W. DUTON, Frcriictcr
II I hh lM IH Yi'iaFl4ririir
0 t IIIShHC ).MII 0Y1U
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. General
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ble to white men. sends from Bontoc waited In the shelter of a hill. The 0l,s' Kltst casualty list Is as follows;
the following account of the fight of enemy continued their fire and Jenk-j Manila, Jan. 13. Casuolthe:
Dec. 2. wherein General Gregorioj -nsun ordered a charge around a bendl Killed: In action near Naic. Jan
Pilar was killed: j i tj,e traiI- Captain Cunningham'9- Eleventh cavalry, Robert Nap er;
"The entire march of March's bat-anil Ueutenant McClelland led the,acti"n- Comanzl. Jan. 5. Twenty-fifth
taUon of the Thirty-third Infantry. charge and M men Infantry. Morgan O. Washington.
from Candon to Cervantes has been the they came In full view of that corP-ral-
a remarkable exploit.
insurgents 20 yards above, who ope
C. Ci: A-1A1N ROASTED.
Representative KIchardM Voclarea
Him to R an KmbiU'er.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Th ur
luent defiency In th nppropi'latloit
till wus takn up In the house today
under an agreement which limited the
g-flera di-bate to today.
The lat hour of the dibate was n-
livened with an attack by Richards,
t;ie minority leader, upon the scre
taiy of the treasury for his course In
connection wlih the ale of the N
York custom house. Ho tvhear:
the charges that Secretary O.im had
hfn guilty, technlctlly, of embexile-
ment In connection with the sale
the custom house In depositing the
proceeds In a national bi.ik wh'ch
was a tov
of the treasury
but iald that thi charge would n u t
hold. Vie purpo.e, he said, was to
snow that the National City bank I '
n.-id been favoc.-d on account of the
O'litilbttions of lis directors to th
rt publican ctmpiign fund of pM.
J. 0. Gillen G CoM
Dealers, Manufacturers and Contractors
Of AnbcntoH Boiler
mid Pipe CovcritiH
229 ynon.l St, rOUTLAND.OUK.
Pacific Ncivigation Company
StcninciH "K. I. I linorc," "W. II. llai rlM.u '
Only line At..rla to '1 lllamitok, (Jui ibnIJI, liny City, llohhoiit lllc.
tViniieeting st Atoria lt theOrt-ifnti ltiiilroa.1 ft Navigation Co. and
nl-o the Astona ft t'oluinlun Kiver K. H. lor Kan Francisco, IVitluml
(ml all points easi. Kor freight and passenger rales ap-dy Ij
HntttMcl Klmoro i Co. (I. iieral Agwil, ASTOH1A.OIIE
i v C01IN A CO Agents, Uregcn Kallrnad A Navigation Co.,
TILUMOUP Ore. A. A C. II R Co. IWILAM), Ore.
Pacff . TIC IC UTS
I nAlLPOIHTS EAST
Through palaos and tourist altepara,
dining and library ohwrva.tlon oars,
lLI0UANT V1CDTIUULU) TRAINS.
No. 4, "I'lyer" leave Portland, at
14(1 p. m.
p. m,
No, I, "Flyer,M arrlvts rortland at
I (H) a. in.
Kor ratss, to., rati or address t
O. W. LOUNHUKRRT. '
Agent 0. It. N., Astoria,
or
A, R C. DENNIHTON.
C. P, A T. A., Portland. Or.
,e- irp
le of pi
ZIT.
V. Noroard & Prttppon
'eminent depvsitt-ry liiet.ijf'I
asury of the United Slat.. V, IWpivlinflT ToJIlfC
illVl VllUlli I .4 1 1 W I C
IluxuRious Travel
rnillS "North.Wntsrn LlmllsJ" trail.
slsotrlo llghtsd thruughout, both In
tan and out, and tutm healed, ars.
wllhuut siesptlon, ihs nnsst train In lb
world. Tby embody th latt, nwt
nd bi Ideas fur eomrort. oonvniac
and luiury vr olfrd th travsllng
publle, and altogether ar th moat eoou
plt and splendid production of lb ear
bulldtr' art.
Thee Bptsndld Train
Connect wltb
The CI rent Northern
The Northern I'aciric and
The Canadian I'tiilflc
at t. PAUL ron ,
IHICAI.O and the CAST.
No txtra charge for these aupsrlor ao.
eommoQatlons and all olaseea of ticket
re available for passage oa th fameue
North-western Limited.' All trains o
thl lliii are protected by lb Interlocking
llleck system.
W. II. UK AD. r. 0. RAVAOK.
0n Agent. T A.
Itirtland Ore.
'Mxi Yssihill Street
Pctfcct ilril sod 4th...
Portland, Oregon
TrloplKin Ortuon IllncU
With four depleted companies of the ; J a we direcWd flre from
MORB; l'OLYOAMIST DISPI.TK.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. -The h.m
committee on poatofflee and noet
m
com.nand we left Toung'g headquar-
at Candon on the afternoon of No'
v ember 30, March having received In-
fnn-n ttlt irwet JVVl lila t.-.lsawA in tiA r- m r-
' K I otaer, some n:t in several places.
hlch lead to the belief that AguI-( Xntir comrade9 dragfM (hem
naldo had left the coast road at Can- hind sheltw and Jrarch
don for the mountain, instead of go- mainder of the uHo coming up,
en.j Prisoners killed near Comansi upon roaU, ,utUy touk up ,hj retl)UlUl
m1 proich of American troops. Jan. 5. of ,n(jUiry fwJ , c,(n,rnln
. J VLnth tnfnrvtrv PhnelA f (
onf fmm Kki-j Aira . meth infantrv. Charle c Prviir ' -i - .
uviii wijiuu nuu irw. nd-n. - " icic cnarg's ir.al ceriain rouoral dp
a dozen of Jenlrtnson'g men fell killed. oueu, Josepn v. pointees In Utah were P..y?aml.sts
or wounded within a few feet of eacb; Cook' chcst' wver; Twelfth infantry. Xhe poetmaster general sent the let-
ChrLiclan Peterson, commlwary ser-.ter to Chairman Liud, stating that
geant, thign. severe; Edward R Nov- thero was nothing fll.-d with the de-
riial cm sin atki'ra l
' piirunent Dtor the postmasters at
Uoun l.'.l In arllnn T!ir.l.l., r ........ t , .. .. .
... .., - uu.u LUKiin uuu rrovo, ttaii. were an-
mi
g INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN. ORDERS SOLICITED,
Miss Bertha Hartln's
Decorative
l n V f IIrin r.-iftK no UnA U. .... 1 . t . . . I
" """" " " DU the troops sought what shelter they' :jan- 1 wenty-,ight Infantry, jointed, to show that thy wer- p.Oy
posed. This information waa con coul(1 whi!e March gharp.i Bno. N. Williams, throat, mortal; gamlsta.
firmed by General Young who re- snooters t0 tne , of fc , 1 Frv,i C. MeWood. first sergeant, thlgh.i
-uneu Bl canon wun one troop of opFM,ts t the valey overlooking ; severe;
fall Use nf Ncecst Caibrnid
cry Mstetlsls.
laitlals SptcUlt).
Choice Selection nl 9 stuping
Dcslgas.
Stamping Neatly Done.
E Itoc.ui H .'ll llrkimi Itliilillntj, 31 anil Walluoii HI.., I'nr llutiil, Or.
Art
Room.
STEAMER Ll'DINGTON ttl'NK.
tonchts. Th)se nuci matkj the
had only 140 rounds of ammunition.
Roiert Ptmnlnirbin. Inrlr I
Ak-.xander Rlddett. shoulder,'
James Goodrich. n k. acvere: ---t-Ai'(Lls, o., Jan. 10 -Tho fl :ie
Into the but when thPv mrh ,h. , ..i ' Harry D. Laudault. kn e. slight: s'.omer Liidlngtr.n. owned
The men rtippr .u. Haric Put.l. Jan. 7. Tw-ntv-Revpflth by !he Carr lne of Charleston, W.
Ui Tnird cavalry, seat two oiher tne
troops to occupy Santiago and then ascent of lhe knoll unJer
ordered Starch's battalion
mountains after Agulnaldo.
.-avy fire.
fcrVtfV;
slifrht;
o. ammunition, of maki,,e the insunt -r.t., .fcl'Sh
ana naa to live on the, to e.tD0Se em9eIvt(1 (slight
country.
The four companies were com
manded by Captains Jenkinsoo and
Davles and Lieutenants Tompkins
and Whitt.
to expose themselves.
March then directed Tompkins to j
execute a flank movement with his j
I company by climbing the side of a hill
i a thousand ftrei high on the Insurgents
Patrick .McDonnell, elbow. ' W' whlk' rncln "l'h the opposition
Jam-s Wareham, wrist, slight.
! packet, Argand, struck a lock wall
Comanzl, Jan. 5. Twenty-fifth Infan-, near 800 rey. breaking In twain and j
ry. Jim T. Quarles, ankle, sevre; slnklngr Immediately. The Argand
John W. Harvey. iilKrlrt. I wenl t0 hcr a.'wlstance and took off
the pass .tigers and crew.
"OTIS."
f. Tomnkins ulh l.b,.t,.n., t,'
climbing the command reached a' aH firr . a .v . . t 1
" and fifty men, made the ascent of the
point two miles beyond the villaea of t,. u.. . .. I
LIngal, where the fight
hill by dragging thmselves up with
occurred. the aid . huahfH, hiinA-
rr, , - . ., w . s.Uca
a snaKe-nKe trail leading an4 thg
lin r.t ti a nHuJU a.i . . '
n ( m
It I II I i
11 I YSJ I . Mil
C. i T X. V
K 11 r f i
-VST it:m
ill I it 1 er - B"ing-
1 1 ? I I yi'j Aliout one
lUs, Sr young woman
Jr? VJ C V I1 V ,n te" nowa
Jfc -V-iday would
ijvjrs dare to run out
?! ll bare headed
i'1 and bare hand-
I ed and frolic
jand snow ball
in midwinter.
I They have to
UC 111 11 LULU up
like hot-house
.flowers before
they dare ven-
ture out in se-
vere weather,
ana even then
would shudder
at the thought
of rollicking in
the snow as
their grand
mothers did.
The trouble lies in the fact that too few
women enjoy perfect bealtb and strength
of the special womanly organism. A wom
an who is not well and strong locally can
not eniov rood eeneral health. Dr. Pierce '
Favorite Prescription cures all weakness
and disease of the delicate and important
organs concerned tn wnenooa ana mother
hood. It is the most perfect and scientific
remedy ever devised for the peculiar ail
ments of women. It restores womanly
power, strength and virility. It tones and
builds up the nerves which have been shat
tered Dy sunering ana disease, it corrects
all irregularities and derangements and
stops exhausting drains. It restores weak.
nervous invalids to perfect health. It is
intended for this one class of disorders and
is good for no other. It is the discovery of
Dr. R. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief con
sulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. No
other known medicine can take its place.
" I hare been troubled with female weaknew
that my physician called catarrh of the womb,"
write Mix Teati Conner, of Catfish, Clarion Co.,
Pa. "I doctored for it and did not get better.
At last I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. I got better right along end whea
I bad taken tour bottles was cured. I recom
mended the ' Favorite Prescription ' to a friend
of mine. She has been osing it and think II
is wnaderfiil."
Constipation is a little illness that if
neglected builds a big one. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. On
little " Pellet " is a gentle laxative and two
Biil J cathartic. They never gripe.
rocks above found
several insurgents there who flrd on
i
them, but were soon put to flight. I
Tompkins then took a position over
looking the entire rtbel force and took'
them completely by eurprise a they
evidently nver supposed that the
Americans could climb an almost ver
tical hill and flank them out of their'
position, Tne otmpany cm the hill
and the sharpshooters on the knoll
poured in a murderous fire and at thai
f-ame time March with three compan
ies below charged up the hill shooting
and yelling. The insurgents broke
from behind the rocks and trenches
OPJECTIONS TO BYNL'M.
remotrats Claim He Is a RopublL-an
Because He Didn't Vote for
Bryan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. The sen-
ate committee on finance today again
had under cxu-slderation the numina-
i tlon of W. t. Bynum to be general
appraiser of meichandisj at New
York.
The democratic members continued
i
j their opposition to the nomination,
j contending that Bynum Is not a dem
ocrat and his nomination as such la
an evasion of the law.
Senators Burrows and Spooner and
other republican members of the com
mittee flefpnrlpf! th HpWrinn am on-
ana ITu? fS? Zr tlrely prop. It waa decided that the
democrats should have time to Adduce
proof of Bynum' reputricaulsm. j
The matter Is In the hands of Ben-
ana nea up the trail and Into the.
thich underbrush and the fight was
ovar.
RETURNED TO THE SENATE.
DE.S MOINES, la., Jan. 16.-Unlted
riaii-a aenuior James) tl. Wear was
formally elected today In the legln-
lature to succeed himself in the sen
ate.
Ei - "
..Hoeffler's Candies.. S
The lit' mo is n
gimrnuli-n of purity.
IJOMK-MADK NUT CANDY
and tally of all kind.
Lowncy'it
PAMOUH
CHOCOLATE
The Bonbonierre.
ators Aldrlch and Jones, of Arkansas,
as a subcommittee.
Their force waa not large, probably.
not over 200, but only 25 passed in re-l
treat over the trail through- Auguagul
to Cervantes. The remainder wihtp
Wiled and wounded or eecaped Into
the brush. Pilar's body waa found in
'he road where his men had been
compelled to abandon It. The boiies
nf atv ithAM ( 1 .. .1 1 ...... .
..vacuum ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-A apecial to
were rouna, nut this was only a .mall the Po.t.DlBpatch from Taylorvllle,
rpnnnl!n -, iLni- t - . 1
Ktv-vi.""! mcjr imo lot a number, tn av,.
LIFE SENTENCE FOR MURDER,
Slayers of Mrs. Brunot Convicted to
First Degree,
were seen to fall from the rocks andl
mountain aide Into an inaccessible
abyss below and bloody trails kd In
every airectjon lowing where the
dead and wounded had been carried
Into the brush.
The American loss was two killed
end nine wounded. Part of the battle
waa fought In the clouds as a heavy(
mist settled over the mountains, con
cealing the trail. The two American
Fred Sibley was today convicted of
complicity la tlhe murder of Mrs, Jane
Brunot, near Paris, last summer, and
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. Henry Brunot, a nephew of the
murdered woman, has alK been sen
tenced to prison for life. Neither of
the youth is over 19 years of age.
The crime was committed by the
young mm to secure additional money
and property owned by Mrs, Brunot.
The
Cruel Knife!
It Is absolutely useless to expect a
surgical operation to cure cancer, or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
of such treatment ii illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which re
sult from It. The disease Is in the
blood, and hence can not be cut out,
nine times out of ten the surgeon
knife only hastens death.
Vy eon had a most malignant Oeeeer. foi
Whioh the doctors said an operation was to
eniy nope, meoper
Uon we a sever
one, a It was neoee
tsry lo cut down to
tne jawbone ana
scrape it. Before a
great while the Can
er returned, and bo
na to grow rapidly.
We gave blm many
remedies without re
i. .
opon the advice of a
friend, decided to
fry S. 8. S. (Swift's 3f
tMCifiei. and wllnaarf
lbs second bottle be
begea to Improve. After twenty bottle hal
neeo wa, o uanoer aneppMrea entljelr.
ana ne wee eurea. The ear was a pennanenl
one, for b Is now seventeen years old, and has
leaini cusease to
i. a. Mvtpoof,
in
eW?.V
sever had s sign of the dreadful disease le re-
nun. . a. Mtisnooa,
m gnodgrae St, Deilae, Texas,
Absolutely the only hope for Canoei
u dwui s epeciiic,
S.S.S.Blood
aa it Is the only remedy which goes
to th Tery bottom of the blood and
forces oat erery trace of th disease.
S. 8. S. Is guaranteed trarelT Yeeetahln.
and cootaiDs no potash, mercury, ot
other mineral.
Books on Cancer wiH be maCnd fre
to any address by the Swift ipsciil
Co., Atlanta, G.
.mmm. m. k '
biiiiiilc Arithmetic
Supplies us with many of our best patrons
i-.i.
s s s rwr iiisidiitt; is v
Dm L'll U . , , l
.11.11111 n vvuiunri in miii uca una '
Hold by most driijtuitts lor $ I. (MI per hottlc
While our Cut-price U .S "
Leuvinc u little remainder in your
pocket of ;5
J Tbit isn't tha only ex unnlu: we sail all Dateut modinines and druusnt cor-
rewponiling prices:
Pinkham'a Compound. 65c: Hood's Sarsarmrilla. 73c:
K ( Paine's Colery Compound, 75c;
n Scott's Emulsion, 73c; Tierce's Prescription, 09c;
r Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, C9c.
rj All these preparations are marked and sold by most stores (or 1,00,
Woodard, Clarke & Co.,
Cut-Rote DruflcglMtM,
Fourth and Wafi I n a to ti StH., Portland.
Iet us send you oar Out-Bate Catalogue.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
WTia people are eontemplaitag a trip,
whether on businree or pieeeire, iby
Mtorsgr want 0 setn s-vio ob.
taAtabie eo 'far as stead, ooenfurn aa4
safeC7 la eonaeenod. BnptposM Of tk
WISCONSIN OEKTrUL LtNBt ar
uald to rrrs the jk) and ur tratas
ar epemted eo as u msVaTJloee oua-
aeotloss with dlverginc IWee) at aH
Juncvttoo patnta.
Inflonaa Paiae Bieeotag and oaeir Cars
oa ebrbogb treira
CXntng Oar senrV useieelled. Ileal
served a ha carle,
la order to obtain this flset etaet servtoe.
ask the ticket agent to sell you a tlrk't
TheWIsconsia Central Lines.
and you will make dtreot oonnetion at
St. Taul for Chicago, aliiwauk end
all point eaeL
for any furth.r Inrormaitun call on ?
ticket asent, or corrrspond with
JA8. C. rOND. Gn. I'aae. Agent,
or JAS A rUH'K. Milwaukee, Wl.
(lenamt Afont
14 Aurk St.. rortian4 Or
Through
Tickets
HAST AND SOUTH HAST
A TREMENDOUS CONTRACT.
NEW YORK, Jan. U.-The board
of rapid Irajislt commtealontlrs to
day decldd to award tlhe contract for
building the underground railway In
New York City to J. B. McDonald,
one of two bidders. His price was
135,000,000.
Solomon, when arrayed In alt his
"lory, never wore a multi-colored
shirt and white collar.
FIRE AT DAWSON.
SEATTLE, (Sub.) at Skaguay, Jan
uary 10. A dispatch was received
from Dawson stating that a flre was
In progress but waa under control.
Th wires wr working badly and
no particulars could be obtained,
Life's Journey Is so tiresome that
whs na man reaches the end of It he
is out of breath.
PULLMAN PALACE) BLKErERB.
TOURISTS SLEEPERS and
FREB RECLINING CHAIR CARS
-Dally to- ,
Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha
Chicago. Kansas City
and other Eastern eltlee.
Baggage checked tnrougn to aesttnatloav
Union Denote, fast tun., loweat rates,
Plntech light In all ear.
For rate and otnr Information call oa
or addres
U. W. LOUNBBERRT. Agent,
O. II. A N. Co.
.... Atorla, Oregon,
or J it. LOTHROP, Oen. Agent.
IX Third St., eor. Alder, Portland. Or.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad.
TUB DIRECT ROUTS TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
CHvee ohoto of two favorlt route, via
th Union Paolflo Fast Mall Line, or
th Rio Oraade Soenio Uses.
LOOK AT THE- TIME
1J Days to Salt Lake
2J Days to Denver
3 Days to Chicago
4 J Days to New York.
Free reclining; ohalrs, upholstered tour.
1st sleeping ears, and Pullman palao
sleepers, operated on all train.
For further Information, apply to
Or Astoria, Orecon.
C. a TBRRT, W. X. COMAK,
Trav. Pass Art. Oen. AgeaL
1M Third t Portland, or.
O..W. LOUNBBERRT,
Agent, O. K. N