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I'll It MORNING ASTMUAN- FN DAI. JANUARY 19 UOM.
Thousands of
Useful Articles
Are offerel at LOWER prices now thin at my oifeertls e to tie (K.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
la fact ALL cut stock of first-class vc.rir iftatel it lev est trices.
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
LINENS Table Liners, Napkins, Towels, Toweling b) tbe yard, Poil
""""""" ies. Tea Clotbs, etc All the neceari tor the dining
room and kitchen at most tempting prices.
BEDDING Sheets-hemmed and hemstitched rillow Casts, Blank--------------
ets. You can save many dul'ars by purcbssicg now.
HOME-FURNISHINGS the yLa Cnr-
tains, Sash Curtaining, Tortiers,
Conchea, Couch Covers, Tapestry, Denims. Art Draperies, Comforts. Silk
alines, etc., at lowest prices.
TOO OLD FOR THE FIELD.
General 'Wheeler Returns Because He
Couldn't Gut an. Active Command.
NEW YORK, Jan. IS. A special from
Washington to the Herald says:
No doubt exists In the minds of
friends of Brigadier-General Joseph
"Wheeler that his return from the
Philippines In compliance with his own
request is due to the failure of General
Otis to give him active service in the
field.
In certain quartirs an effort is made
to attribute General Wheeler's return
to his Inability to stand the climate and
to his ag-- In refutation, cf the former.
his friends point to a statement he
made after visiting the American lines,
"the impression that the new country
is unhealthy la wrong." Regarding his
age. It is pointed out that he is only
about a year older than General Otis.
The orders to General Wheeler to re
turn were cabled about a week ago.
BETWEEN TWO STOOLS.
General Wheeler Neither In the Army
Nor Congress.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. A special to
the Times from Washington, says:
If General Joseph Wheeler expects to
return to Washington to take a seat
In conpresj without further formality,
It looks as if he would meet with dis
appointment. Inquiry has been made since the an
nouncement that he had been relieved
from further duty In the Philippines
and it is found that there is very gen
eral agreement on both sides of the
house that it has been clearly shown
by the examination of the case of Low,
and other precedents, he has forfeited
his right to a seat in congress, and that
the only thing open to him is to go
back to his district and seek re-election
If he desires to continue in service in
congress.
No doubt is entertained that, if he
seeks re-election at a special election
to fill the vacancy, he will be returned
to congress, perhaps without opposition,
but it will be held by the house, accord
ing to the best authorities in both par
Pishing for Health.
When a man breaks down with that
dread disease, consumption, and recognizes
his condition, he starts out to fish for
health. He tries this thing and that thing.
He consults this doctor an3 that doctor.
He indulges in all kinds of absurd athletic
exercises. He tries first one climate and
then another. He tries the rest cure and
the work cure. He grows steadily worse.
That is the story of most consumptives.
Finally, when tbe consumptive dies, the
doctor shrugs his shoulders and pronounces
consumption incurable. A thirty years'
test of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has demonstrated that it cures 98
per cent of all cases of consumption, If
taken in the earlier stages of the disease,
before the lungs are too far wasted. In a
consumptive there is a weaker spot than
even the lungs. That spot is the stomach.
A consumptive never really begins to die
until his stomach gives out The "Golden
Medical Discovery" not only braces np
tbe stomach, but acts directly on the
lungs, healing them and driving out ail
impurities. Honest medicine dealers will
not urge you to take an inferior substitute.
"I hid a very bad cough, also night-sweats,
and was almost in my grave with consumption."
writes Mrs. Clara A. Mclntyre, Box r7i, Ash
land, Middlesex Co., Mass. ''A friend of mine
who had died with consumption came to me in
t dream and told me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and, thank the Lord, I did
so. By the time I had taken half of the 6 rut
bottle I felt much better. I kept on nntil I had
taken three bottles. That was all I needed. I
got well and strong again."
Whenever constitution is one of the com
plicating canses of disease, the most perfect
remedy is Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
which are always effective, yet absolutely
mild and harmless. There never was any
remedy invented which can take t-cu
place. They never gripe.
ties, that the seat Is now vacant and
will remain so until a special election
has been held.
Some of his friends in the nous hope
that he may be Induced not to makj
claim to the seat, but to go at once be
fore his people for re-election. Thev
, think he would win greater distinction
oy this course and, if re-elected, he
would be entitled to pay for the entire
term from March 4 last.- as anv on
elected to the vacancy would be. I
j SAID TO BE ALUM POISONING.
' Serious Cases of Illness Reported Frov,
the Lse cf Impure taking Powder.
Johnstown. Penn.. Trihun
The poisoning of the Thomas family.
oi 1 nomas' Mill, Somerset Co., fottr
members oi which were reported to
.have been dangerously ill by impure
i DaKiug powder used in mixing buck-
wneat cakes, has been further investi
gated. The original can with the remainder
of (he haklnff' r hi-d . i . .. . J
a fvnui urr u 1 L 1 1
mixing the cakes was secured by Dr.
Cntchfleld. The powder had been
bought at a neighboring country store,
and was one of the low priced brands.
Dr. CritchBeld said that the patients
had the symptoms of alum poisoning.
As the same kind r.f lukinir r.nn.,i i.
sold in many city groceries, as well as!
country stores. Dr. Crltchfteli thought
It important that a chemical examina-l
tion shoull be made to determine Its
its inpredients. He therefore trans-1
ferred the Juckage of powder to Dr
Schill. of this city, for anylasls. Dr. i
SchiU's report is as fellows: I
I certify that I have examined cheml- I
caily the sarr.DU r,t iv.Hn- r,...
der forwarded to me by Dr. C'ritchtl jld
The specimen contained alum.
Jir. Francis Schill. Jr.. Analvst. .
Alum U used in the manufacture of
the lower priced baking powders. It Is
a mineral ooi.in. anil L.r th.o .,-,..
the sale of baking powders containing
ii is in many ones proNDIted
BULLER'S CAMPAIGN.
Proceeding Cautiously and Steadily All
Along the Line.
NEW YORK. Jan. iS.-The military
expert of the Herald, discussing the
sitjation In South Africa, says:
From the time the official dispatch
was published last Friday stating that
General Buller had that day seized th
fort at Potgleter's drift, on the Tugela
river, the censorship has been so strict
ly maintained that nothing but mere
conjecture was po-lble in the course
of events. Now the first real glimpse'
Is afforded of the week's campaign fcrr
the relief of Ladysmith.
When Sir George White heliographed
that he was "hard pressed" during the
desperate assault of te Boers on Cea
sars camp, last Satarday week, Janu
ary 6, Sir Red vers Buller sent forward
Clary's division down to the river front
at Colenso. His dispatch said he had
sert forward "every available man,"
from which ft would be inferred that
the bulk of his troops were behind
Chevely at Frere and again behind that
carip at Estcourt.
Clery reported that he found the
trenches full of Boers in a fortified
position, doubly strengthened since
Buller's disasterous repulse December
K He did not attempt anything fur
ther than a reconnalreance, his orders
probably being to content himself with
the feint In order to occupy the atten
tion of the Boers at that point,
Buller himself was hardly prepared
for the advance which he 'Was contem
plating on an elaborate scale and
strategical scheme of outflanking his
opponents. The reinforcements he had
received since he fell back from CoIeno
must have placsd him In command of
more than 30,000 men. General Sir
Charles Warren had Joined him, an
officer whose Grlqulland expedition
years ago furnished him a reputation
of being able to outmaneuver the
Boerg In their own peculiar style of
fighting and on their own ground. i
From Estcourt, Warren was In a poeV
Hon to start on a long flanking move-,
metrt, either to the east, by Wenan,
or the west by Bethany, making a
semicircle to Ladysmith, Buller, with
hla hoadauarun-a at Frere, could make
an Inner nuvemnt, choking his point
of crossing the Tugvla either directly
In front or by turrlng movements vm
cither side.
He chose the left, or westward route,
and keeping his plans secret was ll
to announce the first suoivfu stop of
his advance In his dispatch from Put
gloter's drift. Tills ford Is a little to the
westward of the junction of the Tugvla
with Its southern branch, the Little
Little Tugela rlwr. The road from
l'rere would p.s along the foot of a
range of mountains on the right hand. I
British cavalry scouts had, (t was
stated, some days previously cornel
across parties of Boors at Potgleter'a
drift and It was ascertained that Gen
eral Joubert was making a fortified
position in the neighborhood.
V hen Duller had gained the drift his
first new Mop was to Inform Irimsvlf
as to the locality and stivngih of this
position. It was, he said, about tour
and a halt miles In front away from '
the river and of a strong character.!
Flvj days n.ive passed In deliberate;
preparations for continuing the march
to Dewdrop. Not only has the trans-J
ports of the columns to be steadily
brought up, but the relief supplies for
Ladyswith must be close In the rear.
General Warren's column, it Is now
cVear from the last dispatch received, I
Is acting In co-operation wfth Puller's
advance guard by moving his division
in a parallel line on the west. While
Buller's plan of operations has been
maturing, General Joubert, It may be
nreeumed. has been hurrying hla com
mandos from the center of his defen-
sive line or tne xugeia to in extreme
west. Some check may have been
caused by the knowU-dge that the Brlt
compiander uils'ht a: any moment make
a serious move from Colenso, or, fur
ther to the east, at rietcrs or the Wee
nen read to LaJysmlth.
HAS SMALLPOX ABROAD.
The Portland Liner. Monmouthshire,
In Quaiamlne at William Heal.
VICTORIA, R C. Jan. IS. The
steamer Mnmothshire, of the DikI
well & Company's line, arrived at
Wllllan-. Head quarantine station short
ly afterm Idnight. A Chinaman on
board had smallpox. The news that
the Monmouthshire had bubonic plague
aboard gained r-Irculatlun through a
misinterpretation by the lighthouse
keeper of the ship's signals.
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
Treasury Department,
Washington, D. C, January 10, 1900
Sealed proposals for the purchase of
the revenue steanur Corwla will be
received by Captain D. F. Tuzler, R. C.
S., until 12 o'clock M., Saturday, Ftb
ruary 10th next. The Corwln is a
steamer of 213 gross tons, top-sail
schooner rig; with Oregon fir frame
and copper and galvanised Iron fasten
ings; extreme length 143Hi feet; beam
melded 23 feet; draft 9 fect i Inches
forward and 11 feet 5 inches aft; has
one inverted direct acting engine, and
one cylindrical Scotch return tubular
boiler, built In 1SS3 and is supplied with
sails, awning, anchors, chains, boats,
steam windlass, etc. The vessel can be
St-en at Port Townsvnd, Washington,
upon application to dthtr Captain To
ziec or her ccmmandlng officer, and
will be op?n for Inspection until the
date abjv-J named. Proposals should
be endorsed on the envtlope 'Purchase
of Revenue Steamer Corwln," and ad
dressed to Captain D. F. Tozit-r, R. C.
S, Purt Townsend, Washington.
O. L. SPAULDING,
Assistant Secretary.
CHEAPER SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. The Ameri
can Sugar Refining Company today
announced a rtduction of five points
on soft sugars No. 2 and No. 7 to 11,
Inclusive.
Doctors Can't
Cure It!
Contagious blood poison ii absolntel;
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years op their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid of the disease ; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. 8. 8. 8. is the only cure
lor this terrible affliction, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of tbe disease and forces it
from the system. (
I was afflicted with Blood Poison, and the
tost doe tors did ms no good, though I took
their traatm.nl faith
fully. In fact, I seemed
to gat worse all lh
while. I took almost
very so-called blood
remedy, but tbey dldnot
seem to reach the dis
ease, and had no effect
whstever, I was dis
heartened, for it seemed
tsat I would never be
tared. At the advice of
a friend I then took
8. S. 8., and began tolm
nnrva. I continued th
medicine, and it cured me completely, build
ing up my health and Increasing my appetite
Altbongh this Was ten years ago, I bare neve;
yet had a I'.fSOf the disease to return.
W.fc. NSWMAV i
Staunton, va.
It is lik self-destruction to continue
to take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying tbe digestion, they
dry up the marrow In the bones, pro
ducing a stiffness and swelling of the
Joints, causing the hair to fall out, and
com pi stel wrecking the system.
S.6.S.rTneBlood
Is guaranteed Purely Vegetable, and ii
the only blood remedy free from these
dangerous minerals.
hack ca self-treatment sent free by
tt t tpeoiflf Company, Atlanta, Ga.
WKKCK ON GR-AT NORTHERN.
Rear East bound Sleeper Rnn Into at
Spokane.
rU'OKANK, Jan. lS.-Tvn noraons
were Inlured !n n train collision oti the
Great Northern at HIHy.ird. four miles
east of this city, this morning. The
K.iM bound passenger was standing
on the main line by the depot. There
was a dense fog and a freight running
at a high rate of upeed crashd Into
the roar sleeper.
The wrecked c.r was til 1 J with es
caping sdMin from the locomotive and
some of the passengers were pinioned
by the debris and wew rescued with
some dllllculty.
None of the Injured persons were
s rlously hurt.
NEXT MKHTINC1 AT PORTLAND.
Northern Fruit Growers Elect OtTloers
and Adjourn.
TAC'OMA. Jan. IS. The seventh an
nual gathering of the Northwest Fruit
Growers Association closed this sfier
noon. It was decided to hold the next
annual mooting In Portland.
The cll.cjrs elected are: President.
N. O. lilntock. Walla Walla; treasurer.
W. S. Oftner. Walla Walla: secretary,
Henry E. Dosch, Portland; vice-president
for Oregon, E. L. Smith, Ho d
River; vice-president for Idaho, L. A.
Porter, Lewlston; vice-president for
. Washington, Frank L. Wheeler, North
Ykma.
M ELLEN KNOCKED OCT.
"Jim" Hill Will Not Let Northern Pa
cific Build the Seattle Depot.
SEATTLE, Jan. IS. The city coun
cil tonight rejected the petition of the
Northern Paclflo railway for the va
cation of certain streets running Into
railroad avenue to enable that com
pany to erect Us rtossengvr depot and
freight sheds.
THE PARIS LAUNCHED.
LONDON, Jan IS. The American
line steamer Puis, recently ashore off
Manacles, was Unlay successfully
launched out of the dock at Mllford
haven, where stie had b'.n undergoing
temporary repairs, to be tiken to Bel-
fast for a thorough overhauling.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
When people are contemplating a trtf.
whether on business or picssws, the)
naturally want the best service) oh.
tamable so far as syesd. comfort ast
safety Is concerned. Employes of th
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN EL art
uald to serve the pjbUo and scr tralru
are operated so as to make, blose cos
bectlons with diverging innes at si
Juncvtton points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Ctialr Can
on through trairs.
Dining Car servKj unexcelled, lltali
served a la carta.
In order to obtain tbls fi.-st class lervtr
ask ihs ticket (sent to sell you a tlcke
over
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
and you will make dlrsot connections si
St. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee sod
all points sast
For any further Information call on aa.i
ticket agent, or correspond with
JAB. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Agtnt,
or J AS A CLOCK. Milwaukee, wis.
Osasral Agent
Ml Stark It rorriaad Ore.
It
T
OXURIOUS 1 RAVEL
THE North.Western Limited" trains,
electric lighted throughout, both In
side and out, and steam heated, ars,
without axoeptlon, the finest trains In the
world. Tbey embody tbs latest, nswesi
and best Ideas for comroit, convenience
and luxury ever offered ths traveling
public, and altogether ars tbs most com.
plete and splendid production of ths car
builders' art.
These Splendid Trains
Connect with
The Great Northern
Tbe Northern Pacific and
The Canadian Pacific
AT ST, PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and tbe EAST.
Ns sxtra charge for these superior ac
commodations and all classes of tickets
ars available for passsgs on ths famous
North-western Limited." All trains oa
tbls Una ars protected by ths Iotenocklog
Block system..
W. R. HEAD. F. C. SATAOE,
Oen'l Agent, T- A.
Portland Ore,
e-' . Jls
L, , -a-s If otblnjr 1m adds wo murh
o c ii arm ur -n nrawuii
room or tsoudoir m th toft If radi
ant llffht from (JORlJOVA CAode,
Wothfuf will contribtitfl mora to th
an I ml lo succimm oi tna juncnD,
, tea or dinner. Th btxt decorativt
candle, lor th Implestt or th
mist eilA,Kirkt .nnrtion or COt-
tsc or man-ion. Marl In all colon
eVod tba ntoift doltcat tioU
TssADABDOILC'O.
aad aold orairwhar.
f(jn -Tortured
And Worn-out Worried Mothers Find
Comfort In CUTICURA.
SOMR MONTHS AGO OUR BABY'S HEAD GOT BORE. Wo took
hi in to tlio doctor, who pronounced It poison and gave us soma mivllcliie
to suffering mankind to writs and ts'l you of this almost, wondorful curs.
W. V. & J. E. MYEH8, Box 00, Mini roe City, In J.
Complete Ixtornal and Internal Treatment for Every Humor.
tkxwUUnf of t'lTieoa HiuriMl to elMiue Ike skin of eru.c and
J Al KalMuJeotl-n the thkkrm cuticle; i'iti.uiu UiataasT tu.i,
1IP r5f uuuuitljr allay luhlns, InAaromaUon, and Irrluilnn, end tooth aiul
IllllvUlU heal; and I't-r treat Rss.ii.vsst &.), to eool and rleatue th. tilt.
A HlNMt-a HaT te oflvn tudlclvM lo cure the moal torturing, duneurlntf,
MCCT Ok and kumlllaUn akin, eralp, and blood humor., wilh toaaof lr.
OI. I l. I J all Im (alia. 1'uTTsa UaiH ND Cuss. COST., Dure l'ruie., UoetuO.
lluw to Cur Caby Uumors," lies.
COLUMBIA STEAM LAUNDRY
CORNER NINTH AND AST0R STS-. ASTORIA
m
. I 1 . rl I V
. V- 't'l
,SEf5M7-
J. 0. Gillen 8 Co.,
Dealers, Maniifaclurersicnd Contractors
Ot AsbCHtos Boiler
ntid Pipe CovcriiiKH
22!) Sif.nil St, roKTI.AND, OKK.
Pacific NavigationCompany
Mciinicrs "K. I. I lniorc," "W. II. IFn rflson"
Only line-Astoria to Ililitiii-M-k, (.ai ihulJl, Hay City, llohhoiivillc.
Coiincctinif at Astoria with tli Orciton luiilroml 4 Navigation Co, aiul
ulw) the Astoria A I'oluinlmi Klvcr It. It. for Kan Francisco, Portland
snd all points east, l or freight ami passcnKcr rates up; ly t
HarttMcl Clmoro Ai Co. Octifrel Aients, AHTOUIA. OKE.
COHN A COM Aifentf,
TILLAMOUb Ore.
NORQARD &
K Merchant Tailors
2()4 Tamhill Street
Between 3rd sad 4tb.
TelepHrinei Oreuun Illacle sS3
iinsnTsaTi!ra
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN.
Mis Bertha flartln's
Decorative
AI I
Room.
Boom 830 Deknra Blilldlng, 3 I
Be-msisii-is-r-ssi.
Too & rawe'
Sauce
BEWARE OP IMITATIONS
" Is adapted for every variety of dish from Tttrtlo to Beef, from Salrr
to Steaks, to all of which it gives a famous relish."
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents, N. Y.
Babies
which did no good. Ills hoad gel so had
hs would fry all night, and my wlfa could
sleep nous, and bciian to look ghostly.
Ills hnad got so sore that wo put a ullit
canon him, ami folded a whllo cluth four
IhU-kueaaos Inaldoof It, and Just through
the nlnlit a kind of mutter would ooso out
from bis head, souaml through tlio cloth
and cap and on to tha pillow. The top
and back of Ills ltrad was almost a solid
sura, and looked so badly that words would
not describe It. Almost In despair I told
my wife I bad ooou Cuticuiu Kattanias
advertised and recommended Vary highly
and I was going to try them. I bought
the Ctrrtri'tu Rssolvkxt, Ctrrictrtu
Soar, and Cimri'tt Olntmonl. Wo gars
bint halt of tha Resolvent, used part of
the Cake of Bonp, and before we had used
the second box of Ctrricvaa Olntmnut be
ouiroeiicod to get batter, and Is now as
wall and hearty as anybody's bay. lis Is
t merry as a lark, sleeps soundly alt u Ighl,
and his hair looks glossy, thick, and soft,
while my wife InoksUkoadlffcreiit woman,
I look at bliu and think I ows It to you and
Wo arc new j'ri iuttl to tlo nil
kiiuls of latuulry work en sliort no
tilt', llto jtlaiit linvinn U'tn rt mod.
flitl tliiotinliout Mid new mm liincry
mltlt tl. W'v can nHire von of tlio
lift tin.- of work tvtT turmtl out
on the Const. A trial onltr toluitctl.
J. W. DU1CN. PrtpiltlCf
'I i:cE 11 18 YiarsKicrUme
0 ( HIMM 1VIICMH
On-gt n Railroad A. Nnviptinn Co.,
A. k C. 11 It Co. VOKTLAMJ, Ure.
PETTERSON,
Portland, Oregon
ORDERS SOLICITED.
fall Line ol Newest Embroid
ery Materials,
Initials a Specialty.
Cboiee Selection ol S amplnn
Designs,
Stamping Neatly Done,
and Wsahlogton Sis., Portlnnrl, Or.
The Original
Worcestershir-
WAU
i.l.. ,
famUlar Bams for the Chicago, Mil-
waukss St. Paul Railway, known all
rti Union as the Qrsavt Railway
uniting the "IMort-sr Limited" trains
vary day and night vstwsao au raul
and Chltwgo, and Omaha ana ciuoago,
The only perfeot trains In the world,'
Undarsiand: Connections ars mads wtU
til Traiisoorttlnmial Lines, assuring to
paaseg-nrs the best semes vnswn. Lux
urious ooaohas, slsotrto light, stsam hat,
of a verity equaled by no other line.
as that your ticket resuts via 'Th
Mllwaukes" when going to any point In
the United tales or Canada. All ticket
sgenls Mil tttsat.
Kor rales, pamphlsis, or othsr lnlna
tlon, address,
j, w. cAsrcr, c. jr. rout.
Trav. rasa Aft.. Osnsral A lent,
rortland, Or. rortland. O r
Through
Tickets
EAST AND SOUTHEAST
s sicroa
rULLUAN PALAC10 BLEKF-R-.
TOUItlSTS ILKKl'-IUI and
rilEB ItKCLl.N'INU CHAIK CAH
-Dally lo
Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha.
Chicago, Kansas City
anl othsr Eastern sltlea,
Uaarats oheoke. tnroura to aesttnatloa,
tlniun Depots, fast time, lowest rates,
1 'I in sort lisht In all rare.
For raira snd other tnrurmatloo eall oa
or aIlrse
U. W. LOUNBBEItnT, Ag0t
O. 1L N. Co.
Astoria, Uregoa,
or J It. I.OTHHOP, O.n. Asept.
US Third 8u or. Alder. I'ortland. Or.
fWAT TICKBTS
SerH ut
" PAILVPOIHTS EAST
Through palass and tourist slsepsra,
dining and library obar-rvatlrm oars.
KLICOANT VE3TIHULB TRAINS,
N. 4. "Klyrr" tvavi-s I'onland at
143 p, nt,
p. m.
No. I, "Flyer," arrives Portland at
8 oo a. in.
For rates, sto., tall or aiMrrsa
O. W. IXJUNHUEUItT.
Agent O. R A N., Astoria.
or
A. n. C. DRNNIBTON,
C. P. T. A., Portland, Oft,
Oregon Short Line
Railroad.
THE DtllECT HOUTB TO
Montana, Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choir of two favorlt rout, Via
th Union I'acMo Fast Mall Una, ot
tit Itlo Orande Brenlo Line.
LOOK AT TIIK TIMS
1 J I lays to Sail Lnko
-J Days to iVnvt-r
3J Days to Chinio
1 Days to New York.
Free reclining chairs, upholstered tour.
Ut sleeping oars, and Pullman palao
sleepers, operated on alt trains.
For further Information, apply to
Or Astoria, Orrgnn.
C. O. TEIIHT. V7. E. COMAN,
Trav. Pas Agt. Oen. Agent.
124 Third St.. rortland. Or.
O. W. LOUNSIEItUT,
Agent, a R. A N..
mm