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The morning call., 1890-12-21

GQSOO bedrock PRICE; MUST BE SOLD;
sDCCOO. Howard ST., below 18th; fats of
and rooms; bath and laundry each: total income
$50 per month; lot 25I75: best pickup on Howard
Sc to-day. Apply to oFARRELL Y LANE, IL
Montgomery st. de2l Su III
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GQ00n o'FARRELL ST. NEAR LEAyEN-
I'D OOOO. worth; sunny side, situated bet cable
lines and only minutes walk from Rearny ana
Market sts.; house contains rooms and bath; lot
25x90: must be Sold Apply TO O'FARREi.L A
LANG, IL Montgomery st. de2l Surh ct
The morning call., 1890-12-21

Gos)n0 A BARGAIN IN A HOME FOR THE
epcAOO. man or moderate means; Stevenson
ST., near goth; 2story house; 8 rooms, hath, etc..
brick foundation; cement sidewalk; everything Ia
perfect order; this is positively cheap buy For
further particulars apply to o'FARRELl. " LANG,
II Montgomery 81. dell Il SnTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

CT6O0 GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY ST.
u CUU. near Pierce; fats, and rooms,
bath and laundry each; total income $55 per
month: building new; lot 25xl37:6. Apply TO
OFARREI.I. 4 LANG IL Montgomery d2l 9t SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G 90l0 MISSION ROAD CORNER: SIZE
OcOOO. 50xlU0; positively the cheapest piece
Of property offered on the Mission road. Apply i'm
mediatey to uFARRELL a. LANG, IL Montgom-
cry, this is offered for few days only II Ut SuIh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GsEQ00 BUSH ST, NEAR FILLMORE: 2
eDOCOO. story house, rooms and bath: lot 25I
100: this is considered about 10 cent below
actual value according TO recent sales in the neigh
borhOod; don't fail 10 investigate. Apply TO OFAk
RELL q LANG. | Montgomery st. de2l 2t Su b
The morning call., 1890-12-21

QSS00 CLAY ST, SUNNY SIDE. Mr.. BRoD-
QOCOO. erick: residence; 2-story bay
window trout, containing rooms, bath, laundry;
all the latest modern improvements: finished base
ment; lot 25xl05. Apply to O'FARRELL N LANG
IL Montgomery ST. de2l 2U SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

&J0 S0O ELEGANT MANSION Oh CHAT
- O.ooO. tanooga ST., near 2Sd: contains
IL rooms and BATH and al modern conveniences:
French range; laundry, conservatory, etc; lot 5Sx
$50. u. Ii. UMBSEN CO., IA Montgomery
street. dell st SuruTl
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G1SO0 PAYS SIT PER MONTH: A BIG
70 lOOO. little investment; Zoe place, bet. Ere
mont and Beae SITS: house OF rooms: lot DIX
50. Apply to o'FARRELL q LANG, IL Montgon-
cry ST. dell II
The morning call., 1890-12-21

q SO60 CLAY ST, NEAR SCOTT; = FLATS
ICAOO. of and rooms and bath each: all
modern improvements: also a house of 4 roOms
to O'FARRELL Il LANG, IL Montyomery. II Surh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GIG 000 PAYS $3.50 PER MoNTH-HOwIs
eplO.OOO. this for an income propositions; on
suffer ST., Mason; don't fail to investigate at
once, bargain like this will not be offered but
Montgomery ST. de2I 2t SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

q 300D PAYS $3.50 PER ANN UNI; GILBERT
DcOOO. ST.. near Bryant: fats. and u rooms
each; lot 25NSO this is positively "pick up' TOR
the small investor Apply to O'FARRELL d.
LANG. IL Montgomery st. de2l 2t SuFh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GrlDHn VALLEY ST.. NEAR CHURCH;
u --oO. house OF rooms; well Of water: lot
5'Sx ia. G. Ii. UMBSEN " CO, "a Montgomery
40 en-
The morning call., 1890-12-21

q TX 0lD OAK ST, BET. OCTAVIA AND La
H'Ic wv. guna; large lot, 50xl20, running
through TO Lily ave, afording double frontage; 2
Mats on Oak ST. of and rooms and bath each
which rent for $57 SO; cottage OF rooms on Lily
ave; rent SIS: leaving vacant lot on Oak st. and
LAZY ave for further Improvements; this Is the
line of the Omnibus cable system. Apply to O'FAR-
RELL * LANG. II MONTGOMERY ST. de2l q Snrh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

Co0B0 GILBERT ST. NEAR BRYANT;
UoOtO. house in tenements. renting for s2S
and lot 25NS0. 6. II UMBSEN " Co. IA MontGom-
cry st. deal 81 spfurh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GHOHO MODERN RESIDENCE ON CAPT
,DoACO. ST., near 18th: 2-story bay-wigdow
front: all modern improvements: rooms. bath.
ETC.: can be bought easy terms. Apply 10 O'FAR-
RELL a. LANG. IL MONTGOMERY dell II SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

Clio 0Q0 Ell EGANT RESIDENCE; SUNNY
NIosOOo. side of Washington ST. near Web
ster; double p1Tlcrs, diningroom, kitchen, sery-
ants room. large sunny bedrooms. large attic
this viii bear investigation as 1t is positively
choice residence aud the owner must SELL as they
wish to leave the city, Apply 20 o'FARRELL &
LANG, II Montgomery st. de2l " SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

S200U0 CO.'S zs 18th t1oa ASP
four 2story brick houses: total rents $50. u. ii.
UhBSEN a co. ID de2l 81 SuTuJh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

McAFEE, BALDWIN HAMMOND. Real
Estate Agents and AuctIoneers, 10 Montgomery
street, de2l 1t Suru
The morning call., 1890-12-21

O. OE00 BIGGEST BARGAIN On Recon- D.
tDCCcU.2 elegant modern residences OF
rooms. bath and laundry in each; nicely located In
good residence section in the Western Addition;
steadily rented at $40 per month: houses only :
years old. Apply to O'FARRkLL IL LANG, IL
Montgomery ST. de2l 2t SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

q IN 0Q0 COR. FOLSOM AND nth: LOT
70 cO.OOO. 2i5xl9L. q. b. UMBSEN q CO.,
Il Montgomery st ue2l n SuTurh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

&SO0G SACRAMENTO ST.. NEAR DuP9NT;
rents SOB per month. u. Ii. UMBSEN & CO.. IA
Montgomery st deal 81 SuIuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GE6OO PAYS $50 PER MONTH; THREE
epUCOU. 2-story houses of rooms each; al
ways rented at $50 each one of the best pieces of
income properties south of Market st. Apply to
O'FARRtsIL Il LANG IL MONTGOMERY d2l u SuTb
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GlS 0O0 MISSION ST. BARGAIN. BET
ID O.OOOs eth and Sth: double lot COX Co.
through to Mnna ST.: 2-story house of 10 rooms on
Mission ST. and pair of flats Minna ST.: both
buildings steadily rented. Apply to O'FARREfL &
LANG, IL MONTGOMERY de2I 2t SuTh Ut
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GGA0D NOE ST. NEAR l5rn: LOT 5OxlO5.
SOOOO. q. II. UMBSEN q. CO. II Montgomery
street. de2l 3t suruTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

$3.50 5 aEA po 2ToaX M4Gs ss 81 OF
ST., near Market; 25xI05. Il. II. UMBSEN * CO..
II tCeInerY ST. de2l 3f SnInTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

q 0o5O CHEAP BUILDING LOT, OAK ST.
u CoOO. bet. Pierce and Scott: 25xl37:6; the
Omnibus system of cable lines passes the door:
street paved with btuninous rock: accepted by
the city: must be sold TO close account. Apply
O FARRELL & LANG, IL Montgomery. dll SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

Call Office list OF property in all parts of
the city.
The morning call., 1890-12-21

C97SO sTH. NEAR FOLSOM; LOT BOXES.
SIo w. q. Il. UMBSEN x CO., Il Montgom-
1t SuIurb
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GQS0n FoLsoM-Sr. CORNER; MUST BE
oDCCOO. sold; 1O7 g II. on Folsom ST. by so IL.
deep; IS at present partially covered with improve
ments. which rent for $50 per month; this
Is directly opposite the lot which the railroad
company are TO erect the engine and house:
land alone worth $1,000; will double In value in
than year: see ii at once. Full particulars nj
Otice OiFARliEI.l. q lang II MONTGOMERY. SnTIi
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G2HH0 TEHAMA ST. NEAR lST: DOUBLE
N'OOOO. house OF rooms ca h and lot 25x75:
rents $50 u. IL. UMBSEN a CO., Ii Montgomery
street. de2l st Su surh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GSUDA POWELL ST.. NEAR BROADWAY:
S)OUOU. bay-windOw house of IL rooms aud
bath; brick foundations. etc; lot 22155. u. Ii.
uMbSliN u CO., Il Montgomery. de2l st SuruTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G Of0O MUST GO: NEW BAY-wINDow
aZUOO. cottage OF rooms and bath: brick
foundations. etc. and lot 25xIl4; the sunny side
OF Day ST.. near sanchez; easy terms u. II. uMB-
SEN q CO, Ii Montgomery St. de2l 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

&chGl FOLSOM-ST. BUILDING LOT, NEAR
p-oOO. 18th; lot 25xloU and ready for build
ing can be bought with half cash. balance at per
cent per annum. Apply To o'FARkELL q Lang,
IL montgomery st. de2l SuIh 2L
The morning call., 1890-12-21

S450 Df IE EoI
ing for $50 per month: lot 20x70. &. II. UMBSEN
d CO.. Il Montgomery de21 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

C1I00 A BARGAIN; ONLY A FEW LOTS
u I1OO: left in that choice block bounded by
Eureka and Diamond aud 20th and 2lst sts.;
lots ready for building. Il. H UMBsEN a CO., Ii
Montgomery street. de2l st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

S4SU0 fat. sa an BAY E io wsfg2w
III % feet; rent S32 brick foundation etc. q. Il.
The morning call., 1890-12-21

& QnD CASH; ANOTHER BARGAIN; CUR
" OVu ner and lots: only block from Point
1obos ave and sheltered from The wind; fine view
balance ca remain at per cent. q. II. UMBSEN
d Co, IL Montgomery ST. de2l st SuluTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GfSn0 CALIFoRNIA-STREET LOT, NEAR
SDOOUO- Steiner; size 3i;44sxlS7;6. o. II.
UMkSEN & CO., Il montgomery. de2l 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

&0S0O WILLOW AVE, NEAR VALENCIA;
NCOOO. . cottages OF rooms each; and lot
2oxl0o TO alley; rents 500 $500 can remain at
= per cent. u. Ii. uMBSEN q CO., IA Montgomery
street. de2l 3r SuTuTn
The morning call., 1890-12-21

S250U0 MeKE dEET p o0T Ssck
from Market and kearny Sts; fair improvements
bringing in $1,000 per annum: LOT 30:6xl3 s. with
L 81 :6x22. q. Ii. UMBSEN CO., ID Montgomery
street. DEL 81 SuIuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GOTSQ HowARD-ST. FLATS; MODERN
epOtOO. bay-window: 2 flats of and d rooms
aud bath; all the latest improvem note the
of lot 80 :6xli5, to small street. affordiag double
frontage: must be sold. Apply TO o'FARRELL &
LANG. IL Montgomery ST. de2l 2t Surh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

DEAD BARGAIN-5oxlOS; COR. ON STANYAN
~ ST., mr.. Golden Gate Park; reduced from S475U
to $1,000: must be sold at once; lot ready to build
on streets graded; adjoining lots held at s 90 per
Montgomery st. dele 81
The morning call., 1890-12-21

G9S00 LOOK AT THIS: OVER PER CENT
SoOpU. net on the Investment; houses and
one OF rooms and one Of rooms: rents S44; lot
Z5X15; Harrison ave-. near Folsom and 18th SITS.
& IA. UMESES L 1 Sn1nTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

S.1<D llO A RARE CHANCE; LARGE COR
e1oc-OOO. Ber lot, S2:6Xl2U, fronting 3
streets; only blocks from Market st. and block
from City Hall and Mechanics Pavilion. e. H.
UABSES & CO., II Montgomery std21 st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

etO1In UNPRECEDENTED: LOT 81 ;6x4S Is
u -fSO. ana cottage OF rooms and large base
nleut; Valencia and 9th sts. q. Il. UMBSEN
d CO.. IA Montgomery ST. de2l 81 SuTuTn
The morning call., 1890-12-21

, 0GD CENTRALLY LOCATED INVEST
OIc.OOO. nent property ON Pine ST.; eie-
CANT new Hats OF and rooms, bath and laundry
each; total income $1,000 per annum: portion of 1t
leased Tor year 10 responsible party; these Hats
are July superior TO the average fiat building the
city, and VIII bear thorough Investigation; lot 25x
100; the location OF the above properly would
guarantee 1t being steady income pay ing PROPOSE
tion. For further particulars apply TO U'FARRELL
AZ LANG II Montgomery sc. de2l ct SuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

ST4QQ STEVENSON. NEAR 9Th: HOUSE
~ soOO. In flats of 8 rooms each; lot 25x75
rents $50 per month q. Ii. UMFSEN q CO.. II
st de2l 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

GQO~0 FULTON, NEAR STANYAN: LOT
OO-cO. 75x137:6. u. IL. UMBSEN 81 CO., IA
Montgomery st de2l St SuTu.rh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

500 e eSass, rand and AS S 5sTfG
street; room for more houses. G. H. UMBSEN &
Co, Il Montgomery st de2I 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-21

&I10l THE CHOICEST RESIDENCELori
" IcOO. the Western Addition, Scott ST., near
Clay on gentle soutbery slope, surrounded by
paiat al residences increasing in value daily:
the Size "a IS frontage by 1O5 :3 In depth. Apply to
oFARkELL LANG, IL Montgomery. 81 SuTn 2t
The morning call., 1890-12-21

1913 900 MAJ MAR d6lar, AND CASTRO sTs
wALD, BUCkBEE N CO., 407-4o9 Montgomery
straa .faDJ Kan
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
FOR MARRIED PEOPLE.
Why Husbands and wives Should STUDY
Zach Others Weak Points.

]
Zach Others Weak Points.
1t has been well said that married couples
should study each others weak points for
the same reason that the skaters look out
for air holes in the ice-iu order to keen
clear of them. Unfortunately, however,
they often use their knowledge of such ten
der spots for very different purpose, spar
ing no pains to give them 1t rub on every
possible occasion. Hence domestic diff
culties' innumerable.
Women, says the New York Ledger, have
immense power over the men-creatures,
and they know it; but alas they do not al
ways exercise their influence wisely. The
wife and mother should be the primary orb
of the domestic system, the center Of az
traction 20 all the members Of tho family
group-for when wives are 'repelleut
bodies,' away 60 husbands and fathers and
sons, flying off at IA tangent into space.
hen should remember that many Of our
privileges arc founded on compromises and
concessions. it is so in the world political.
and the policy that makes a state prosper
Gus and happy is not bad as a hons policy
Therefore, o Benedick, a thou wouldst ac-
quire the right TO ask friend 10 dinner
without notice, neglect not to respond
favoraDly when the partner of thy joys and
sorrows hints at a new bonnet or a new
silk dress. Ii Is faithful saying that the
''wife' want is the husband opportunity"
and the converse ofthe prOyerb is also true.
1t Is one of the misfortGnes Of unrcgu-
lated families that both wife and husband
insist upon having the last word. Nolhing
can be more improper. The last word is an
''infcrnal machine" and married folk
should no more struggle for ID than fo,
hundred-pound shell with the fuse hghtad
TO the married lldies who lad their sp1uses
not quiet so perfect as they had supposed
them 10 be during the billing and cooiuR
period, we would suggest thar angels have
not been permitted to wed with women
since tho food -,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
Ut CALLED IN VAIN.
How locomotives Plaintivs Cry A
tected the Helpless Engineer

How locomotives Piaintive Cry At
iected the Helpless Engineer.
railroad round house was In flames
Fire had leaped, apparently in a self-bOrn
demon. out Of the waste box, and before
hand could e found with the skill 10 "pul
OUT its waiting locomotives, some of them
with boilers fun of water and low fires.
was too late. For it was a small round
house in small town, says the Des Momes
Leader, and lone watchman had been LEFT
to care for it, and it was nigh midnight.
His loud call summoned concourse Of cit.
lzens in GREATNESS haste but all they could
DO was TO stand and see the great sheet OF
fire from the pitched roof and how the in.
fiammable materials inside made every 10
comotive stall a culdron of fire, and all the
windows glared, all the doors poured ont
smoke, and roar, aud long flames. There
stood the steam giants plainly visible vi
brating in the intense heat, unapproach-
able as though set in the internal regions
Still 1t was fire where the element of hu-
man danger was all missing. Suddenly
long and dolorous, one of these engines be
gan to sound the danger signal. Heat with
in and without made its boiler shake with
the leap of fercely boiling water. A bit OF
falling iron bent and pulled downward the
lever moving its escape valve so that Il
cOuid ana dld sound CeaSelcssly, Loud
thrilling, it was q note of terror. 1t awed
every hearer. Listen, some day. thought
fully, to the danger signal OF a locomotive
Even in the broad and peaceful day it is tho
keenest and strongest, the most terribl
sound man has invented. 1t reaches til
dull intelligence of lowest beasts as a warn
ing. The solemn power, then, of this CRY
apparently raised by the will of the engin
itself, in the midst of It's torture, was iud,.
scribable. 1t was hard not to feel thuti
was sentieEt thing pleading for help. /
pealed on, an urgent monotone, the tremu.
lous voice of senseless force One mlr
heard it, distressed by it beyond telling. Il
was its engineer. The engine he loved wiz
the peculiar attachment these men have foI
the thing of power they control seemed {,
be crying to him voluntarily with the appea
his hand had often evolved from it, Il,
wanted to plunge in to its rescue. Tn,
fiery furnace Of the Hebrew children wa,
matched by its surroundings, and he coult
only listen and tremble and let it call in
vain. 1t was all curious bit of pathos
evolved wholly from material tn ngs by
chance, and costing not q paug to its
source, yet it touched and saddened every
soul that heard it. But none of them could
quite comprehend the feeling Of its driver
or know how pidfully the next morning he
touched his gray, burned-out, ruined gianl
that had poured its shrek into his ears fol
that long half-hour.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
LUXURIES FOR DOGS.
New Things in Leather and Toilet Article
for Household Pets.

New Things in Leather and Toilet Articles
for Household Pets.
That ancient proverb, nothing new under
the sun, finds its refutation in the cauip,
toilet case without which no aristocrati,
dog in high life Gun be truly fashionable
says the New York World. Dogs in higl
life are given bath once week and {
shampoo daily. AS comb and brush arc
deemed necessary to dress the Skye tresses
some Wide-awaze person has Just put upoi
the market q set of bristes and bone fo
doggie's own nrecious self dnne up in
satin-Ilncd case with clasp and seal like th,
one on Beauty's toilet stand The comb j
shown IN shell, celluloid and bone, and the
brushsis long and narrow, with kenne
scene of some sort stamped on the handle
Done up in leather boxes prices range from
s. to 81, while the leatherette anothername
for paper, can De nad Tor nalI Jue none,
What is known as something extra nice
that man generally buys when sent or
the errand, because it is the first thing of
fered, has rubber comb trimmed with sil
yer and with, the same plate the brush is
bound. Set into the lid of the box is
medallion head OF some prize dog, also in
plate, or groove is stamped out to receive
intaglio the portrait of the favored brute
The firm that deals in furnls hing goods foI
dogs take orders for canoes aud fill them.
too, just as they provide for having the an
imal' teeth. ears, or ills attended to.
Another innovation is q pair of kid socks
into which Mr. Dogs hind feet are put an,
securely gal'tered with whatever colore,
ribbon is most becoming to his complexion
These little brown stockings sell at fift
cents, and are thought to he a restrclio
when the pampered brute takes notion {,
scratch himself bald. Dog-hampers fu'
travelling can be had in rush, willow anC
cane vanished to represent lockwood
one side is an invisible slide, which being
open, supplies air and saves the maid OF
mistress the trouble of opening the cover
The medium sizes are provided with pockets
in which grass, oaten cake and an appetiz
ing bone can be carried.
Dog-collars are counted among the staples
in leather and jewelry stocks. Some are us
plain as trunk strap and others rival tic
belts so much admired by lovers of outint
costumes. For toy terriers cham bracelets
are considered the proper styles ana tn
young man who makes morning calls and
is received in the family sttng-room is jusl
as likely to find the antique jewel of smoked
silver, for which he surrendered: 90, clasped
about the neck Of a 22-ounce blac t-and-i az
as the slender wrist of the girl he adores.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
Invention of tho Omnibug.

The invention of omnibuses is due 10 the
philosopher Pascal, who, IN February, 1867,
obtained a privilege we should
call patenU-for public carriages TO travel
through certain streets of Paris They
held eight passengers, who paid six sous
each, and were very successful, although
an act OF the parliament Of P-ris forbade
them being used by lacl1eys, soldiers and
other humble folks. Pascal died in 1857, and
his useful invention did not long survive
hun. The omnibus reappeared in London
about the beginning OF tins century, and
was adopted in several French provincial
towns before Paris accepted it again
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
New Fish Market.

Allen Rhodes has established a new Fish
MARKET on State street, and he keeps good
supply OF hsh, poultry and glme.
Glve hlm call and your order will be
promptly attended TO. S-2S-Im
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
PatroniEe tIle Prlnter.

A sensible merchant says: 1T is well
worth any shoe merchants while TO use
writing paper IN sending orders or writing
business letters instead of postal cards.
And now that writing paper is so cheap,
and we have ounce instead Of half-ounce
postage, 1 would advise that they use post
size instead Of note, and good paper instead
Of poor. 1 would recommend every mer.
chant TO have his name aud place of busi-
ness distinctly printed at the top Of each
sheet. 1t would prove a very great CON
veuience 10 wholesale houses IN filing
orders and the ike if the writer Of letter
would leave a margin OF an inch on the left
hand side OF the papern
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots Highland Addition are High and Dry and We'll NatG Most Excellent Drainage

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Buy Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars
som elbow paS h IN Of ne vel
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
A DAKOTA ROMANCE.
The Story of Curious Epitaph,
as Told by a Settler.
How the Wife OF a Dakota Pioneer Learned
of the Death of n Former Lover-A
Discovery That Ended I'm
Sad Catastrophe.

IL seems strange to see a grave on the
prairie marked by a marble stone and care
tul!y kept. Here and there one comes across
grave on the open prairie, and the marks
generally employed to designate these iso-
lated tombs CONSIST OF a pile Of stones so ar
ranged that the observer knows at glance
that the formation is not of nature, but that
the hand Of man must have shaped the little
stone-covered mounds usually found near
the submits Of grassy slopes. Between
this point, says a dispatch from Altamont,
ID. I, to the st. Louis Globe, and Big Stone
Lake, northeast Of here, is carefully-kept
grave, marked by a slab of marble. It is in
the vicinity of sheet of water whicn orig
inally bore an Indian name, but which is
known to the settlers as Punished Woman's
Lake, an Interpretation of the Indian name
which it received because an Indian squaw,
who was looked upon by her superstitlous
race as being possessed OF witchery, was
burned at the stake on the shore of the lake
some years ago.
The little marble slab strikes q stranger
as being out OF place there on the prairie,
but the most striking part about it is the
inscription on its weather-st ined surface.
1t reads
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
THE

Fast trains with Pullman Nestibule
Drawing room sleep II, dining cars ana
coaches + latest design, between Chicagu
and Milwaukee and 81. Paul and Mime
apolis.
drawing room sIeepers, dining cars ana
coaches OF iates design, between lnlcdgo
and Milwaukee and ashland aud Duluth.
rhruugh Pullman Vesllbule drawing
room and cOlonist sleepers via the North
ern Pacific railroad between Chicago ana
Portland, or. ,,.,..
Con, enlent trains TO and from Eastern,
Western Nurth hern ana central Nlscoh'
sin points, attJrding unequulcd service 10
ana from Muukeshd FOND an Lac O-b-
kosh, Neenab. Menesha, chippewa Fans,
eau Cmire, Hurley, Wis, ana lron"oou
ana Bessemer, Mlcn. .....
FOR tlclIeis, sleeping car reNefVauou-
time tables aud other Information, Apply
in agent anywhere In tne unilsu Siates
or Canada. II. e.. KAkLON,
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-07
Conservatory Of Music

or the Willamette Univer lty Salem, Ore
gen, the most successful Music School on
the Northwest COust. Courses in music are
equal 20 Eastern mus c schools. Yearly at.
tendance of nearly one hundred and fifty.
The able corps of teachers for the coming
school year win be Prof u. NJ. Parvin
LeOnu Willis, Miss Eva Cox: assistant
teachers, NJ Mss Lulu NJ. smith, Miss Ht,lly
Parish, and Miss Mamie pnrVin.
Branches taught are Vocal Culture, Piano,
Organ, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony,
Counterpart, and Glass Teaching.
Diplomas given on completion of course
send for catalogue and circular.
u. NJ PAltVIN. 7-2jd 3m-wlm.