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RATCLIFFE. DARR L Co. Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON PIERCE PLAC
JUST WEST OF FOURTtENTH IREET Is
iNtr T. - AND Il ANN Ef!FisII T. NE

BUILDING LOTS ON PIERCE PLACE.
JUST VEST OF FOURTEENTH STREET, BE-
ING ) AND L AND FOURTEENTH
AND NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. jun TENTH, 1890,
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale,
in front of the premises,
LOTS o. AND 0}. IN UAR 2O6,
fronting 10 feet d Incles on the north side o. Pierce
llace. just west of l4th street, with an alley on the
slut and III the rear. This property Is convenient to
the l4th St cars and herdics and offers a splendid
opportunity for investors.
Terms OF sale tower and above an incumibrance of
SZ,9o4. Ooi to be paid III cash. 4 deposit of 400 on
each lot required at time OF sale. Ii the terms of sale
are not Complied with i'll ten days from the day of sale
the rlghtI reserved 10 resell the property at The risk
ana cost OF the defaultIng purchaser, after five days
advertisement ot such resale IN some newspaper pub
Ilshed III Washington. DC. All conveyancing. &C, ut
purchasers cost.
RATCLlFFE, DAHE. L Co,
Je2 d&os Auctioneers.
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:oRGE W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, 936 st.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. RONTING EIGHTY
FEET on II NORTH SIDE OF VI STREET,
12O FEET EAST or NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
] viii offer for sale in front of the pr mises on FRI
DAY, the lHIRrEENIH DAY OF JUNE. 1890, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. Lots 81, "a, 90
and SO IN square CO., each Lot having a front of 20
feet by a depth OF 100 feet TO q ten-foot alley.
Terms of sale tne-third cash. balance iii one and
two years. with interest at the rate of q per centum
l,er ,annun. payable em-annuHlly, AMI secured by
deed OF trust on property sold, or all cash, at option of
purchaser. 800 deposit On each lot. Terms to be
complied WIN in fifteen days. GEO. W.
iaI-lNls Auctiopeer
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLES-THE LADIE 'GAZELLE" SAFETY.
ID price $50. nov ready. Boys and Girls Drop,
go. All highs tubular steel frame machines with adj
Unstable cone bearings to wheels and crank shafts-uo
heavy cast-irun or gas-I iTe frames. Our machines are
ali made here and are fully warranted.
a. co,
Jes-5m 11l6 l. st. n. ".
lI'HE DEMAND CONTINUES FOR
Il the Safety Bicycle; couCel,d to be the easiest rum
mag made and guaranteed the equal of any in the
world IN material and workinsiship.
II AMERICAN FOE 1890
possesses features embodied IN no other Safety.
Suaiity guaranteed frices. Sl25, Sl3o and al 30.
Convertible type, suitable lor either Lady or Gentle
man. Purchasers taught free. Cheaper safeties mt
sO5, SO, $50 and SlOU.
l. B GRAVES & CO.
m10-3m 1929 14th st. NV.
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BAY RIDGE, Washington's favorite and popu-
lar resort for a days vacation, will open for
the season Saturday. June IA. Schedule OF
trains same az last year. except the Sunday
morning train will leave Washington at 9:35 a.
m. instead of $50.
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CHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE RI
PROPERTY At II NoRTHwEST COENER

LCI me NONahNESl tDIsNEk
OF AND CS1tEErS VEST
MD KNOWN AS Nos. l2Ul, 1903. l285 AND
l2UI & STREET Al AUCTION,
BY virtue of n decree passed in q cause wherein W.
Waters ct al. are plaintiffs and L. +. Wsters ct al. de-
PENDANTS, being equity No. 12.i2j, docket 30, SUI
prente Court Of the District OF columbia, / will on
TUESDAY, The SEVENTEENTH "a OF JUNE,
1880, at HALF-PAST 1--WE OCLCCk Y. NJ, offer for
safe at IuDlIc auction, III front OF the premises, parts
Of Lots L and :. in square 29j, containing in the
heighborrood NJ .. l00 square feet, improved by brick
bu ldlnEs Nos. 12Ul, FOB. l2O5 and l2U7 & street,
being Oh the northwest coruerof Twelfth and Z streets
norm vest, OpyCsltc the proposed site OF the new city
post ONCE. Will be sold as an entirety. Title good. as
shown by certificate Of the Washington Title Com
pany May 10, 1880.
Terms OF sale. one-third cash. balance in
one and two years, secured 10y deed of trust
on said property. with interest at q per cent
Ter annum, payable semi annually, or all cash,
at option of purchaser. A deposit os 600 90
Will be required at time of sale. Conveyancing az
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days deposit will be forfeited and ths
rlGht reserved TO resell the said property, at the risk
and expense OF defaulting purchaser. after five days'
advertisement i'll some daily newspaper published in
this city. ElkANAH y. WATERS, Trustee,
9l6 L ST. NV.
ie5-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DaRR L co, Aucts,
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nc good isith ana Win commence as ihh
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sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation Of the paper during
tho Year 1883 published IN THK Stan on the
18th of January, 1880.
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above claim is based are these: That
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ton l. double that OF all the other daily
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REMEMBER Elks' excursion Tuesday, June 10.
ADacOstia News.

Children's day was observed at the NJ. F..
Church last night, the service being the one
prepared for the churches throughout the
country, varied with a few recitations. The
history and developments of Methodism were
reviewed and reports made on the different de-
partments of its standing army. The house
was crowded
The funeral of Harry Clements was largely
attended AT the NJ. L. Church yesterday after
noon and the interment made in the Congress
sional Cemetery.
Mr.. j. Rudolph of San Francisco, who is on "a
tour of the east. made his uncle, J. ii. shannon,
a flying visit Saturday.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR l. co, Aucts

261e OF LAND FRONTING JENNINGS
ABATTOIR.
on IT, UKSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWELFTH,
1850. at FIVE pCLoCk, We will sell in 'front.' of the
premises alarm containln : 26lh acres, situated ON the
Bennings road, between AnaCostia and Bowen roads,
with all the buildings thereon. This property is ad-
mlrahly located either tor I butcher or dairynlan, be-
ing adjacent to tn new stock yard aud abattoir, and
near recent subdivisions Of farms iuto building lots,
1t has a good iru ntage on Bennings road, about twenty
minutes drive from the city.
Terms: One-thIrd cash; balance in one and two
years. notes TO bear Il ier cent interest, payable semi
annually, and to lie secured by deed Of trust on yrem-
ises, or all cash. at option of purchaser. Conveyancing.
&c, Il purchasers cost A deposit of 800 at time Of
sale. Terms TO be complied with in hfte,n days: other
wise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purchases
alter hve day $ advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, DC.
je6-d&ds BROS. Auctioneers
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE CF VALUABLE WHARF AND
NATE PRIVILEGE. n STnEET CORNER
FOURTH STRELT

TRUSTEES SALE CT VALUABLE WHARF AND
WAITE PRIVILEGE. \ SHEET, CORNER
FOURTH STREET
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated the 18th of March.
1873, and recorded in Liber 9l2, folio "a, of the land
recon ds of this District, and by direction Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned will offer ut public
sale on tie premises, on IBURSDAi, the SEVEN
ZENITH OF APRIL, $50. at FIVE O'CLUCk I'm,
the wharf and water privilege OF lots numbered three
and twenty-six $3.50, as the same are designated and
described ON the pats and plan OF said city, having a
width of lOJ feet i inch the frontage of said lots and
extending with that width TO the channel of the last
err Brauch of the Potomac river.
Terms OF sale: One-third in cash and the remainder
est from the day If sale and secured by a deed OF trust
Of the property sold. A deposit of ESQ will be re-
quired at the time of sale. II the terms of sale are
not complied with in 10 days after the sale, the tres
tee reserves the right to resell the property ut the risk
and cost Of the defauiting purchaser upon five days
cost of the purchaser. Taxes will be paid to Decem-
Der 81, 1889.
ap5-d&ds g. PAYNE. Trustee.
The purchaser Of the above-described property, at n
sale held ON the day mentioned in the above advertise
ment. having failed to comply with the terms thereof,
l will sell. at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser, ON FRIDAY, the A OF
JUNE, AID, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front
of the premises. the wharf and water privileges of lots
numbered three 90 and four "a in square numbered
eight hundred and twenty-six, as the same are desig.
mated and described ON the plits and plans of city Of
Washington. DC having a width OF 1O5 feet l inch
the frontage OF said lots aud extending with that width
to the channel OF the Eastern Branch of the Potomac
river.
Terms same a. In original advertisement of sale.
te6-d&ds JAMES q. PAYNE. Trustee.
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~ ATCLIFFE. DARR l. co, Auctioneers,
IL $50 Pennsylvania ave. II. W.

ON TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE TENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK
We VIII sell at Public Auction exclusively, within our
salesroOms,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
A General Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD IUkE \ NECESSITIES,
Chamber suites and Furniture, Parlor Suites in great
variety, Couches ana Lounges. Mattresses, Springs,
Hat Racks, Tables, Chairs, Rockers. Dining Room
Furniture, Large Gas and Va. or stoves. Mattiugs,
Carpets, X tchen Requisites, &c.
N.B-Wlth orr uneQualed facilities We are enabled
to conduct all sales within the rooms. and intending
purchasers will find 1t q great Improvement over the
old plan of being subjected to the heat of the sun while
making their purchases.
je7-3t DARR 4 co. Auctioneers.
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MANICURE.

M ADAM pawn.
III MANICURE AND C~HIRoroprsr
Io3 10th q. p-w- over Thompson's drug store
The only importer and MANUFACTURE Of lime Mani
cure aud chiropooist Goods south Of New YORK 80 3m
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


SHORT OUT TO LONDON,
- NohDDEU1sCHER LLOYD 8. S. co
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton uondon. Hayrel, Bremen.
p.m. Saaie, We'd. June.is, z am: Ems, Sat-, June3i.
$50 am; Trave, We'd, June 20, IL a. m. Elbe, Sat-,
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table. Injurious
WARD "A berth, according to location; I'd cabin, xoU and
400 a berth; steerage ut low rates. Apply to L. +.
DhooP. 30 Penn, ave. ie7
A NCHoR LINE
"A EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Steamship CITh Or ROME from New York
saturday, June -, July 20. August 33. sept. 20.
Saloon, 500 to 500. second class. $50 aud s35.
GLASGOW SLRNICE,
steamers Every saturday from New York to
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
SaCin fassnse 70 Glasgow or Londonderry.
500 and goo. Second class, $50.
Steerage Passage. either service, $40.
Saloon excursion tickets at Reduced lates.
1raveIers' Circular Letters OF Credit aud Drafts
10r any amount issued at lowest current rates.
Apply TO HENDERSON New Vow or
y ". MOSS. 92l Penn. ave. n. W.. Washington.
milo IN
CUNARD LINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
Oserved at the Washington agency; frst-clxss &C
$40; steerage. $50. CHAS. L. DU BUS 4 CO.,
bankers, Sole Agents. 63I + 1t. NV. m23- 3m
NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. Co.
~ Baltimore to Bremen direct
Karlsruhe uew,. 5000 tons. khein. a.soo sona
RSr nsd $500 asrmann.
Splendid accommodations good table. Rates from
spV V sLvO, nccordilx 70 location Of rooma
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BRAIN WORKERS find Blocker Dutch Cocoa
invaluable, delicious, ~restful, stimulating
strengthening.-Adct.
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REMEMBER Elks' excursion Tuesday, June TO-"
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DEST CHEESE, = LBS. 25c.; vIRGINIA CLARET.
ID large bottle, 25c. Home made Grape Wine, 25c.
per bottle: Quart bottle sweet Catzwba. 25c.: bix hot
tie whisky, 25c.: Blackberry Wine. homemade, from
cultivated berries
je7-ims A Grocery. l245 7th ct NV
7 UTZ BROS, CELEBRATED PICKLES AND ia.
II BILE sauce of all kinds can be had in bottleA keen or
barrels by applying TO their sole agents. A. DEPUEk
son S1S to $50 AZ s1. sw. ml7-3m
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On MONDAY. The NINTH DAY or JUNE, at
HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM 1 viii offer for
sade IN front OF the premises the east II feet front ON
SS2. and the west s feet front ON Massachusetts ave. by
depth OF sub lot IL. and the east q feet 6S inches
said square 2S2.
Terms day Of sale.
5e2-d&ds TB0S r. Auct.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
TnE MopERN WOMAN.
A Washington Bride Outlines the Due
She Owes to Society.


/ Washington Bride Outlines the Du. ..
She Owes to Society.
'sNellie. dear" began young Mr.. Towers
to his bride. who had Just come IN from an
early constitutional, you"
"Helen, IL you plecse, dear Let us begin
life in good form; lTellie is obsolete
"Weh, then, Helen, I'd like to have YOU
drive with me after breakfast"
impossible, William; at $3.50 practice
with the pulleys and weights"
"Well, ten will do"
"At ten 1 begin muscular exercise the
neck and chest movement snd ankle ex,sr.
else"
"fleven, them
"At IL take my Turkish, which hEings
me home to lunch with you at :3O."
"Then surely, dear"
"How inconsiderate, dear. havv an en-
Tagement with the manicure at two sharp,
and at $50 the lady who does my hair and
conplexion-n
"Good heavens, you don't mean"
"That paint or bleach my hair o, no
but it is now customary for ladies' to put
their hair out to regular artists, massage
and oil and electric needles, you know, to
rtrengthen the facial muscles, proven >
wrinkles and remove superfluous hairs.
"But you re pretty enough"
zone must be beautiful, William. Mere
prettiness is passe. At three o'clock play
tennis, which calls into action and develops
one set of muscles. At four l mount the
tricycle. for the same reason. From five to
six go through my posing or drs.wing-room
exercises, and after dinner"
"Wil you go with mel"
"Well, perhaps; but this Is my raw veal
evening""
"Raw veali What on earth"
Stupid boy. OF course you've noticed
that wear mask every day to kee p from
tanning, and wear gloves ever,I night; but
the raw veal laid over one fac for two or
three hours is only Rn occasion;al--''
But, Helen, in horror, ''dO you never
do any thing but this all the year round!"
"Goosel of course this merely happens to
be my physical culture day; tomorrow is
society day. 1 receive and give myself up
to society visitors aud the club. Wednes-
day is church day. hunt up worthy poor,
arrange Sunday-school picriics, visit the W.
9. I. u, Foreign Missions, Daughters of
the King meetings. ana nave the minister
aad wife 10 dinner. Thursday / devote to
literature and politics. read, write, attend
4 suffrage meeting or lecture on literature,
0neosophical OF science subjects. Friday is
lrt day. This time l. devote exclusively to
lrt, to painting, modelling in clay, or in the
search for antiques and In the study of
Saturday give up TO my dress
maker and the study of fabrics, tones and
draperies. You will notice the Greek
.nodel-n
well, Mrs. Towers, will you tell me what
line is left for meln
''Oh, you, William. Why, / had forgot
en-; but them" cheerfuEy, ''I'm never busy
Eter church Sundays. That time is wasted
ny way. We can always have Sunday
except the time l devote to
nome duties.n
q modern woman is a martyr, concludes
ne " ashington Post, and she rarely has an
lour for her own enjoyment.
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The LUNA MOTH.
4 Beautiful Creature That Haunts the
Electr ic Lights.

4 Beautiful Creature That Haunts the
Electric Lights.
Shadows of fitting nocturnal things that
over about the street electric lights are
cen, thrown upon street or pavement, by
undreds of passers by who never know il
10 creature rat cause them are bats
Iotns Or some 5 iI or thugs whose near
ess to the ligt .lagnihes the fitting
jaaoU. In fact. fi.ere ure all of these
'eaturss freane1tiv lowering about the
ghts; tee bats, coloCless, i'll pursuit o!
,,a cf the tiny Insect brood, while the
trrCr MOTHS prs DIR avn. like the minute in
cot swGr pls, aGJut the light as a brilliant
rect. Gr ID. ". &. Pond, of Hartford
le}:.. aSlcwed "a Hartford H. ) reporter
s,so'7+.fa green Ea0tp which his wife sue
seeded in rms in q down with stroke of a
.7hip. II Is thc Attacus Luna-perhaps the
.,15t beautiful 81 ii, oUr moths. 1t is no
ls brilliant, nOr quite so large, as some
1tnera, brC the c2quisite deiicacy of its
wings, both in texture and tint surpasses
hot OF any other variety that flies here
Che WI ugs expand about five inches-in
lue2 pt&la, dalicate Freen. A broad border
+ purHI runs Slong the front edge OF
he fore wings, and the hind wings
sre tipped Eitn :he same color ali around.
n the center Of each of the four wings is
transparent sTe-iza spot, encircled by
ring of black and yellow on the upper side
If the wing, and white beneath. Each hind
ving has a slender, symmetrical tail, nearly
.Tyo inches long. The good-sized body is
Sticky covered with Il hair-llSe mantle of
Wh-oe-a kind of down, which locks like soft
ind os slightl ycurled hair OF the white bear
ma ewes, rather large, are deep, dark, dull
sgrCle: and there are two minute Dead-like
Inning points in the white down, beneath
the head proper, that look like the creatures
sp1rkiiug little bat-like eyes, but are not
me aHtanuHe are yellow and beautifully
r1.tIleTsd, i1ad the legs are purple like the
order II te worm of the Luna moth lives
a walnut trees; large, ugly-looking
g ature. wi hicD spins its shrOud inside
-. % uaus or the dead or dying leaves III
lturn by tying two or three leaves to
;1t har, Il brown looking mess, which would
- -scU no notice among the similarly col
REQ dead leaves On the branch or on the
n ound-fos' it sometimes drops and is
&c Y d over with the rest by boys poking
hty dead leaves in October in search of wal
~ Is. So found, If taken home and kept in
uUiet place in a room, the cocoon win
" rst in May, and the young moth will
- ,erFe. It's swift growth and transforma-
lC III before your eyes, as 1T becomes in
: ~ rnInutes beautiful green moth, is one
the marVels of the creatures changes.
; changes in.twenty minutes from wet,
,v'alte, half worm-like thing into charming
n 2 en- moth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
Not Entire strangers.

Ei non Greenleaf, the eminent junst, who
e, fourteen years previous 10 his appoint
emit as professor in the Harvard Law
) ca;ol was practicing lawyer in Portland,
! al charming daughter. A foppisL young
Il an named Barrell, meeting her at a social
z altering in this city one evening in early
5 pring, remarked to her that he had that
/ av seen in Deering's woods something
nat reminded him of her. When asked
v mat il was he said: "a green leaf" "And
I saw something this morning from my
window that reminded me of you, p" returned
Mss Greenleaf. MAY ask what 1t wasF'
aid the youth. San empty barrel"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05

endure drought so we'l rs those D. ed
W ith th iibble
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
He HAD neen Fixed.

u little darkey boy was recently brought
DC fore the police court Of Richmond, Va,
- ,rged with some trihing offense. de
IS Ked to have his case postponed Tor one
ia T. 80 that he might bring as witness
,ni )the darkey boy who would exonerate
i'm. TIE next morning his friend was in
ourt, but, to the surprise OF every body,
iis tes timony was entirely against the ac-
used boy aud resulted in conviction.
When the prisoner was asked TO explain
his IA ct he remarked, philosophieally:
'sOh, IA lone been seen since sawn him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
To the Assessors Of the State Of Oregon

Yoa are hereby invited to meet at the
court house in the city of Salem on Tues
day, the nth d1y of arch. 1870. al !
oelocka a, in., for the purpose of consider
ing tho question uf uniform assessments
~ d such other business as may come he
lore the convention. -. p. BURTON,
Assessor of Lane County!
\. +. BLACKBERRY,
Assessor of Marion county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
LOST, STR ,1ED OR STOLEN.

E''oM Tue { clde range above NJ mama
o. a. eleven held oI cuLe marked square
oo !! Oh oi the II ear, also diamond on,nd
VII b.c w mp Any pe0sun giving lheii
Adtrealo1uts VIII he literally rewarded
l3lwlm ''' " "'"'" "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
FIne CoIIection of Pearls.

inest private collection of pearls in
belong TO Mile. Dosne, sister-in-law
O. {. -lers. 1t is valued AZ 10000 francs.
Mime. Theirs, her sister, shortly before her
death, gave to the State p pearl necklace
worth 10000 francs. This necklace is now
Ia the Theirs NJ useum In the Louvre. The
Duchess Dues, who, after Mile. Dosne,
has the finest jewels of ali French women,
possesses a diamond necklace valued at
100000 francs. Mime. Henry Say has a
necilaco white and black pearls worth
10000 ,rancs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
Buy Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hu

let fellow inferior with dhgpm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05

Fast trains with Pullman VestibtL-
Drawing room sleepers, dining cars nlI
coaches Of latest design, between Chics,gh
ana Milwaukee and ST. Paul and NJ pae-
apOlis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestib He'd
drawing room sieepers, dining cars aud
cOacheS of lates design, between Ghic tgO
and Milwaukee aud Ashland and Dulu n.
Through Pullman vestibule dra wing
room and cOlOnist sleepers via the Nor. b.
ern Pacific railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains TO and from Eastern,
Western, Northern and central WiscOn-
sin points, aftJrdng unequaled service 10
and from Wuukeshh Fond dn Lac, Osh-
kosh, Neenab. Menesha, Chippewa Fails,
Eau Claire, Hurley, Wis, and lronwood
and BessemeT, Mich.
For tickets. sleeping car reservations,
time tables and other Information, apply
TO agents anywhere in the United states
or Canada. IL. e. BARLOW,
Genl Traffic Mgr.
S. r.. AINSLIE. Gen'l. Mgr. -
LOUIS ECKSTEIN.
Asst Genl Pass'T and Tiki ARt, Mil"av-
kee, Wis.
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oregon r. K. COMPANY Line.

tLlmitcd.)
G. N. SCOTT, RECEIVER.
Tickets for any point on this line for sale
the depot, foot OF jefferson street. and 1t
i.le United calrngc and baggage Transfer
com pany Office. corner second and zine
streets. Commutation Tickets at . cents
per mile.
General offices northwest corner First
pnd Pine streets, Portland.
EAST SIDE.
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Conservatory Of Music

OF the Willamette University Salem, ore
gOn, the most successful Music School on
the Northwest Coast. Courses in music are
equal 10 Eastern music 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,
Leona Wills, Miss EVA COX; assistant
teachers, Miss Lulu VI. smith, Miss Hally
Parish, and Miss Mamie Parvin.
Branches trughtare Vocal Culture, Piano,
Organ, Violin, Pipe Organ, harmony,
and Class Teaching.
Diplomas given on completion of course
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u. NJ PARNIN 7-25d 3m-wlm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-05
THE SOAP weed is now being utlllzea for

The soap weed IS now Oelng utlllzed Tor
making soap for market A factory has
been started at Guthrie and Wichita, Kan,
where the weed grows plentitully. The
pioneers Of the plains discovered It's use
forty years ago. The root, without any
manipulation, is an excellent substitute for
3 bar Of soap.