Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 01, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextA, "nffljOLNE DAILY GUARD. --..rnuTi'iaNTiNG co., inc. rlei H. Fisher. thinned every oij m me week. r "" i,ypted. Address all com liidgiis aad make all remit 'lULi o)ble w Th8 Eueaa Guard, 0r'"- ..a by carrier, per week.) .16 P d by carrier, per month .50 Jm ooe year (lu advance) 4.00 "'thi (in advance) 2.00 .60 .05 1.50 ?JJrtiinj rate ade known on 2?Jrtdat Eugene, Oregon, poetof- Jot at aecond-clasa matte'. " amU i The eoant V jollowlag are authumed to k. and receipt tor suDscnuuons or .ct any other business tor The .ell-I L. CUrk. ooTiirg George A. Drury. .,, nivitmasters are authored to ire and receipt for subscriptions ffhe Dai'r and Weekly Guard. j INPKPENWxS.VT PAPKI.. jteniber of ANsucii.tcl l'rem. MONUAY, JIXE 1, 11)08 Someboiy did a golden deed; gjmebody proved a friend In need,; Somebody sang a beautiful song; Somebody smiled the whole day long; Somebody thought,. "Twas sweet to live." Somebody said 'I'm glad to give; Somebody fought a valiant fUht; Somebody lived to shield the the right. Was that somebody you? Selected. t IITOMATIC SIOXEY SORTER IS LATEST INVENTION During these times of financial itringency, the most of us are not tethering much about how we are to issort and count our money. We are ruber giving the most of our time to the proposition of acquiring Hough to buy food and raiment for those dependent upon us. However It will Interest some of. our readers to know that there have been ma thines Invented for the assorting and counting of money, or coins, to lie more accurate, and they are consider ed to be a very necessary adjunct to tktt commercial establishments that tisdle a good deal of specie. Consul Joseph L. Brattaln, station ed at Pragu?, Austria, sends a ellp piag from one of the .Austrian news- pipers, giving an account of an au tomatic money assorter which has rc tently bi'en Invented by a citizen f tiat country. It is thus riosc'V'J : The Inventor claims that it will ut- Mrt metal co!n3 which have been thrown together regardless of their denominations, placing each denotni- titlon In a separate basket. The various coins are thrown Indiscrini IntelyMnto a funnel al the top of Ike machine, and from the funnel Her slide downward, alighting on a 'Jlral track. The track has a pro tectiog edge or raised border contain '8 slits corresponding to the various tora of the coins. As the coins I various denominations glide down- "d on tie track, through some pe nllar mechanism of the mechine ley pass through the slits corre- Mnding to their various sizes, enter-land !8 their respective baskets at the wom of the machine. 't Is said that several firms hand- llng large amounts of coin daily have Wed the mechine with satisfactory Walts. SEtt' ISIC FOR DKTKCTIYI'S IX XKW YORK CITY recent disnnteh from New Ynrk Worms us that the detectives of that fm city have entered a new fie I " labor. Of late a great many f "'a haw been employed to find on' 111 they ran about the persona! l;:'e "i habits of bankers their iss:.-ia- M, their manners of business ar 1 'thods cf living. These innuiri' s e been instituted by depositors "1 sonietim-s the results of the in ,,rf have caused the depositors to "'"sfer their accounts to other banks ih Some rasea Hlpnctnra bnve re- !ed. disit.'ltch a a i' d "t ;B nnttl. J ,or bank to want to know thlne alinnt rhA mon ortth whom J doin? business, but now the de- "J are becoming more deeply wasted In the men who handle money, and want to know their j'1". habits of lite and general method.,." J" in blent leads lis to state a nil r. . iMupusHion tnat no ni.tw "'I his on business who .s in- nt t.. I.:- , .. j . e. l9 a.s!.ociailons aim hah- 't niake8 no difference what tli lf"'lll" clgar.-i. liakin V."' ri,:'-niri1! a livery stable, pr.n u- ,,r r ,niluctlns tcink taboo j . . uuoou ,0 ffiake ,he (rue .nei3 man every ,ime. And he ho thlnk9 he can do anuM nm.i.i . , business hours ganee. dissinati,,,, j . .... J , i:ist..-r.nu as- sociation-and not taint his busiu,-, O h" no: -s'" on 'o the true rela- on of cause and effect. Practi.ally a test v..t ... f,on 8n" by direct vote was taken",n the Senate on Senator Ow en's resolution, which was sent to committee, where it win die by a vote of 33 to 20. Against, 30 'Re publicans and 3 Democrats; for 11 Republicans and 9 Democrats. Politicians who are shaking hands with themselves because of Billy Heart's European trip, had better go Slow. Billy" Is too fond of get ting advertising by trouble-making to keep his fingers out of the presiden tial game. Suppost it's true, as Major Bell says, that "our army is not fit to engage in war with the army of anv first-class nation." in the absence of perfected airships, how's any army going to get at ours? Oregon editors will have to set a new stock of editorial subjects now that the election is over. Suppose we all try to write something Mat will boost Oregon ahead another notch? And maybe this Pennsylvania preacher who announced that "mer ry widow" hats should not be worn In his church was only making a bid for a larger female attendance. An examination of the record w ill show that the people of New York beat Senator Piatt by several years In announcing his retirement at the end of his present term. There are bronze statues which would be more In keeping with the leading characteristics of the men whose names they bear if made or brass. There Is an editorial discussion in Ohio on why the political liar is not put in the same class as the business liar, lie is. by right thinking peo ple. To the poet there may be joy in the "music of the spheres." but to the politician the grcatmt Jily 1s given by the music of election years. It's dollars to stogies that the man who sincerely says "every man should be contented with his own slat bin" is on toil, or thereabouts. Tomorrow we will haw to listen to the wise fellow who knew al the time just how it was coming out. XKXT lil lt.AI: ( AliKI Kits' MKKTIM; AT COKVAI.US Albany. Or., Slay 31. William II. Boyd, of litaverton, was chosen pres ident of the Oregon Rung Letter Car riers' Association at the close of the sixth annual convention in this cit late last night. H. M. Cummings, of Corvallis. was made first vice pres ident, and Frank Kraxberger, of Au- rora, second vice president, .ponn n. (loins, of Albany, was re-eiectea secretary-treasurer and was also chosen as a delegate to represent the Oregon Association at the convention of the National Association of Rural Letter Carriers. Fred Spooncr, of Lenta, was elected a member of the execu tive committee for a term of three years, the hold-over members being A. Parker, of Independence, and E. B. Cornett, of Albany. Corvallis was selected as the meet ing place of the association In 1U3 (ne ,iate was left to the selection ,f Ibu uresident am exei-lltlve coin miltee. Corvallis. Kneene. S.ilem an'I Independence were nil candidates for the convention seat. The llenton county citv won the honor ovr Ku gene iiv eight voles, while Salem and lucli'pendence failed to make a show ing In tb votin';. ( lilt I t AKV. ',, l..,-er- of lie ta le'i'1:k. - I iled. at '' Mrs. ll.-r'va: P,,r.h M I'iij Marv V.'!. '. .laugh- Mr- W. HV-.I r. her- ' ,..af i-hiblr (! n. (I re'i. I I ' . mem an chin Christ!" n I- .1 ch an.! ' - i lo her--. M.ither" is the pi We uoor liiorta lean!, aroiiinl It's blesse I einones In srainb-st music Ilii: like the We hard'.v Kre thou wi lies: of earth. ten" lit f.it a ay. tile, to Thou Mother, round. Stati.li!- :, ihi: I ' J CAF7AIN CARLES DE F. CHANDLER. Captain Chandler, who is In charge of the tiulloou Ktutlotl In Washington, has been active lu the experiments with wireless telegraphy from balloons beceut tests with the government's big war balloon were very Hmvessful, wire less messages being received from Auuapolls when the balloon ascended over Washington. Head to Heart Talks. By EDWIN A. NYE. Copyr'Kht. IMS. by Edwin A. Ny. YOU ARE RICH. Are you In gisul health, and luveyou a family to support: Then you are rich. Health Is wealth. It Is more than capital, more than labor. It Is both combined. It is ability to do, oppor tunity to enrn, chance to win. With health the poorest man Is rich; without it the richest men is poor. Toe chief trouble with most of us is this: We do not realize our riches. We do not Know how to inventory the best things of life. In our invoice we put down some thlngs-as money, for In stance -too higli and others -us health, for instance at tixi low n pi-ice. We repent. If you are healthy, strong, you are well to do. and If In addition you have a family dependent upon your ellorts you are rich. At tin- l:rst thought .vm might be dis- IkhciI to put your family dow n In your : Invoice as an ini-uinbrance. a liability instead of an asset. Man cl've. there'll I where you make your mistake! Hid you ever sih an oriental woman carrying a Jug of water on her heailV What poise and graceflllnest .' The burden she bears does that, and like wise your burden should only servo to give you iwise and strength. But. besides You need, nil of us need, nil Incentive -something to live f ir-ar. Inducement. The man without the family burden may rejoice lu his liberty for a time, but the day will come w hen the vanity of such liberty will appear. There will be no stern necessity upon blm. no heart compelling force, lie will bnve no divine call to do and suffer. As the years shall multiply the emptiness of life will appall blm. But you-you have given hostages to fate. You have hnluceuient. Your heartstrings are steady because they are harnessed to your love I ones! You hare something to live for. work for. ,11.. f'ir Look into the answering face I of your wife, your child. Is It not so? You are rich. I Si:t:e;::iies tbe way may be daric and 1 r.iek strewn upwari. If there l joy. there are al. feu- an I anxiety. Tli-re ! mu-.i l e a r.-iftree f..r wife an I lub es a:i l f--i i raiment ami s.-uielbilig over ..r gentle living. And the eo-t of !...,... ities Is large. A 11.1 sonic : I.. g. t en belter th.'lll Votl ,,-v g. l t':e be-t cut of life? tell. !l-t " .-. i -ee'.- Yu are rich. r. ;t 'Ilia I Mllit ;-. in ( (INTRA' TORS. N....,-.. III lit v f ' le en that the Cieinty. Ore I bnlf for tbe rial anil con- -,f l.a iron. ill te. eive He.,!. ...... l.lt.v ..f alt Ilia UirnrtihS a bri.lK" a'-rH wi' r... war.l SbuKh on County roa.I . So. It Tru" b.itrern. to le bulu arror.liliK, , th ans am! .nerlflraMon. now, ;, file In the office of the ''ntJ-j f-lerk of I.aue County. OreKon. Alt' ttil.li to bo rronijiai-i ".' - ,'Ji die- k of :. p-r .-nt of lb. ; uniii'l nt f t tie O'.'I. fcH'.o oi" '" r j ....... -i.h On Crk ot l.ane i.ioiniy I I r t.-fore '.' " ' k in the an.-r- of June 4-h. l'.'1 noen Tr the right to re-,-ls n , - I Hi- Co IKK. I THE MARKET EOR ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 wi-,t 8:h M Wh BUY WE SELL Wt RENT WE tXCHANGE N'tne-ruom liou.o unci lot 1 block from r;ir lint; ftno home in goml coiuHlion; a bargain at $ li,(Mi or I urn lab el J fur )2.4it. JS0 acres t iiiIIh.s from KiiH'Mie; 160 acrefl in tulttvutiou; ''20 pusturei Bi)endi(l K-rwim bouse, KUxtiO barn; All kimta oT fruit; price $1.000, in cludtiiK everything ou tbe plaru. 160 acres, B5 ocrra nanture aud timber crulnes l.ino.DDO naw timber; 90 acred fenced; 4 room house, spring ut house; small burn, cliUken houtin, young orchard, all kinds of berries; nrhofd 1 mile. Heat tblB for 11500. Hero we ave 160 acred, CO acres fenced; 2 housea, large log hmiKo and anuill frame, log barn, grHiiury, well water ed with living t renins and BprlngR; 2.0H0.0Q0 feet aaw timber; 9 mil from Ku gene. Price, $1&01. 8i ucrett adjoining town; fine 8-room house, 3 bnrn.n; young family orchard; 5 head horHeii, i cows, 4 year lingH, haniewH. wagona, bug gy, cart, 10' i hlckena. tools, Implement .4 fur nil ur, etc.; price, 1 7, '': 1 1 raHh; balance nt 1 i"T cent. We also have IxMinews open ings and a !nr;f lint of real estate to off'-r of every dea crlptlon. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wtst 8ih St. Julius Goldsmith REAL CHICHESTi - R'S PILLS J . iiii:in.fil.lilnv. . I ' rf ' 'I'M ifr rrm I 'i '.'' '"'' 1 w-Ai;iijai .r. ojjIiL-n".ii''0' CLASSIFiEP COLUMNS I UK 8AI.K ' KOU SALfci -A gas hrater, almost new, for sale cheap. Address Box H, Kugene, Or. if j FOB SALE Thoroughbred Hereford bulla for sale, kuquire iai Wil lamette street. tf I KOU SAi.K K baPy walker an.l a baby buKxy. luqulru So" West Klfth street. tf FOK SALN lloily fir and nmplu wood. KuKen.i liua Company, l'houe lllack 1511. J3 FOR HA14C Huff Orplnmou .in, 13 fur tl. W. D. Hamilton, 1102 Columbia avenue, corner 19th t. KOU SA1.K Two good timber claims for location Tormt rea Biinable. Smith A llruwu, Co burg, Oregon, lim H. n FOR SAI.E Good horsy years old; 16 hands; only pnrttT broke. Trice, $100. Phone He 1461. Ueo. Molvln Miller, city. FOR SAI.K Parties wishing t bn 200 acres of first-class timber lau.l call on J. W. Carllle, four miles west of Hale. KOU SAI.K A 30-horse.or boiler all complete and In Kood repair; also n 70-horsep.iwer nm-ilini; some repairs. Kiifiou Woolen Mill. FOR SAI.K Timber laud; quarter section In township 16, s. r. 1 w, section a.'. Will sell cheap If sold at once. Address C. J. C, care Guard office. FOR SAI.K Host retail store lu ljitH' county; wll sell stock of about $5000 for cash nu.l rent hiilldlnKs: a snap; must go quick. Address "P. y.," this office. J12 FOR SAI.K A good seven-room house (wired, bath and toilet, sew er connectlonHl und lot 66 2-Hx 160 feet; fruit trees nnil chicken park; on W'set Tenth street. Ap ply ut Gil Lincoln street. j!l FOR SAI.K City lots, close In; $:ioo ;tr,o iun( $400; $ro down and $1 Oper month, without Inter est. W. H, Kay, ut Kugenu Gun Company's store. tf FOR BALK A No. 1 business for sale; good location; eleun stock; will take city property In part pay ment. Wish to retire from busi ness. Cull at Guard office, tf FOR SAI.K hirst-class baled cheat hay; also muplu nnd old growth fir wood. Louis C. Vitus, .liinc tl.in, Or., H F. I). .No. 2. Phono Farmera' 1 -9. J.O FOR SAI.K A well Improved faim of PJO acres, 4 inllos north uM'n burn. This Is u bargain at $' per acre. On good toruii. Smith Ai Hrown, Coburg, Or. FOR SAi.K Ono National cash regis ter, ono Romliigton typewriter und u largo Iron safe. Kuiinlro of L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bunk building. FOR SAI.K A flnii farm t i7 1 acres will be sold for $iiO per aero on good tonus, if sold In the next thirty dnys. Smith St Hrown, Coburg, Oregou. Box 9 4. JU FOR SALK I louse und lot In Springfield; new and hand plas tered, modern finish; on account of my Interests being In Kugciio will sell for $;I00 less than actual value. It. C. Morgau, Kugenu, Or. i'i IIORHKS KOU SAI.K One bay mure weight 1200; one bay horse, weight 1100; one black, single - driver, nafe for lady to drlvo; one fins saddle, pony. A. M. Gilbert, at teed barn. tf FOR SALK Fine mountain ranch of NO acres; 40 In cultivation and about 40 timber; crook running through farm; fair house and out buildings; located eight miles west or Kugene. Price, $1000. Carl . O. Washhurnn. if FOR SALK From two to nine acre tracts of fine river bottom land, all in full bearing orchard; one inllii from city limits on river road. Ono t"ii-acro tract; eight eight-room house; private water works; nice lawn and irhrubbery. Telephone and It. K. I) ; on eleeirlc Biirvey. II. A. (.'ox. If WA.TKI WANTKI) To rent, seven or elght rnom liuiiae. Call ut 1M Kasl Sib hire-!. WA.N'IKIl - Horse breal lm; by day or month; also horses tracked. Kn quire Bangs' livery . J'.l.ltfw WANTED - Thrt- girls to learn nursing at the Kugene Gvinral hos pital. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris WANTED J'oBltlon as blacksmith; expert 111 all kinds of carriage work ad general repairing; no shoes; quick workman; strictly sober; wages $3.f.O Address Lock Box f. Junction City, Or. J3 WANTKI) To norow $3000 to $, 000 for a term of years with gilt edged security- Good propeeltloa for any one wishing to place a loan. Address C. U. care Oeurd. SVA.NTKf) f.'lty property for Ml acre farm In Benton county, Ore gon, two mil's from growing town. Place lli-e between Ixing Tom and Willamette rivers : 90 acres farming ground. W. II. Kav. Kugene. Oregon. tf WAN'TKD -To empbaj a t .iiholl' ri Nl . iMin as local representative. We require a p'Tsofl of eti'TifV slid .-.bi'lty for til" .isltl-.ti. Siilarv. $H per week I'.rlte lit "''e f.. par'l'u'ars The H-e-y P ibililtiic c inipai,)-. De.iborn street, C!ii(,;o. Ill- Walll.sl iColitlllu.xl.l liliil. WAM'KIl - For housework. Apply at 4i.S Jefferson St. U.sT AMI Itll XK 1. US 1' - Ladles black leather ha mi en W illamette street, coutalnlug a railroad ticket from Seattle to Vancouver, also a sum .if money. Reward. Return to Guard offtt-e. POH KB.1T KOR KKNT Nice front room; fur nace heat; electric lights ami bath. Suitable for two gentle men. 1 4. Fast Ninth ttreet. nlM'Bl.ua.liaot HOl'DAN KUliS ON SHARKS I will furnish a few suitings to reliable parties. 0. S. Frauk. ISs Fast Ninth street, Kugeue, Or. IK YOU WANT TO SBLL your prop erty tell the Orsgon l.a-. .1 Coinpa. uy about It and Ihey will do the rest. 411 Willamette street, h.n geno. Or. tf NOT1CK Having recovered Iroin iu Injury 1 bsve resumed my business of horset.hoetiig aud general black-1 Mnltltliig. C. I), llolowuy, Kant Kleveuth street, Fall-muiiiit, Or. DON'T fall lo see Cue-cm If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm aud city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber aud mining stock. II. Che em. Room 11, Walton llldg. tf $10 CASH AND $10 PUR AKIN I ll Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Inooiue from which will be sufficient to wake you In dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information aud cuntraet free. K. It. Robinson, general agout, Pacific Grove, Cnl. INTERNATIONAL OORRIOSPON DKNCK SCHOOLS "The llusy Man's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home In nearly all tbe trades aud profes sions. Text books aud Instruments (when required) furnished free. Kull Information and clreuliira ut the local enrollment office, 4 5 W. Eighth street, li. J, Klrkwood, rep resentative. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'llYSIti.t.NH AND HI ltd ICONS DR. ANN. i MAIIHIOU. Ostenpathlr phy-'clati. All curablu disease, treated. Wromen and chllilruu I speclulty. Office ovur K K. Dunn's Phone Red 1631. UR. H. 1.. STUDLKY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers store, a 18 Wlllametto slreei y Phono Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street, ' Phone Red 3197. C. II. CANNON, M. I. llomoepathlc physician aud surgeon. Chronic diseases und diseases of wiimun nnd children a specialty. Ktuctrl cnl vibratory and light treatment Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build lug. Phone Main 640. Boards Hoffman House. Phono Mulii 11. . F. TITUS, 14. I). Homoeopathic physician nnd surgeon. Chronic dlHcnaes and diseases of women und children given special altontlou Farndlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treutmnnts glv. en. Office, 681 Wlllamettu struct with Dr. L. K. McDuugal. Resi dence, 68j Pearl street. Office phone, Main 629. Kesldelice phone. Main 1181. VI TOR Jl T at- AT- I.A W B. I). AI.I.HM, AtMruej-et-la, kit Willamette street, Mugeue Oregon L. H1LYRU, Attoraey-st-law. Otrlo. over Yoran'i eboe atore, Kugeus Oregea. LICON n. KDMUNSON, Attornuy-at , law. Rooms 1 an4 2, alugeue Loao and Savings Bank. .. W TUAVIR Allrni..al.iy. Ilf flee over Kugene Uian 41 Hnvlngn imuK, Kugene, Oregon. DORRIS ft BKIFWORTH, Attorneys at law. Office In Hovey building over Chnmbore-Urlalot bang C. A. WI.N'TKR M Kl Kit, Atlorlley-ai law. Land titles and probate spec laities. Office over Cbambers-Bns tow Bank. WOODCOCK POT'l'Mf, Attorneys at-lsw. A C. Wood'-i ck and K. O Potter. Otfbe one block south ol Chrlsiaan block, rlngine, (Oregon WALTON 4. NPIKS, Atloi Beys-at-inw J. J. '.Tilhin and S. P. Ness. Will practice la all the conns III the state, office, reons 2, Walton Block, Kugene, Oiegwti. WILLIAMS A RRA.S, nllerueys-st law. J. W. TMlllans, I.. U. li.au Prsrtl.e In all courts ef the stst and before It.e U. n. ljiud Offlct Office 12, IS, 14 and 1 f. alcCluu, Hulldiag. I. N. H A RB AUG H. rlpmial atteli tb.s glvea to glvnrs aad sottle aieel f etar. Agent for Contl ueetal Inenraaee Curapeay. Roon I, riret Matleaal Beat llelldlug Rageee, Orev. JKHHB fl wrLI. Iwyar. No. 2$ West Blghth street, Kuga, Or opposite pestotflse. Gives special attention to the examination of ah strscu, drafting wills, settling e tales, ci nveyance and collections Also to .ill pension matters. Phoui Red 1176. iHi i i. age vi J. I.. CLARK A CO. Dealers It real estate, Crtiswell. Or. j AltrillTKCT FRKlC THOMAS Architect. S.eich e and piaas rirawa, Blue prints and spesiflcations. General super visum over bulldlags In course of construction. If thiakl-t of build ing, large or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7. L'hrihUiaa block. IMIKKTAKKIM 1. W. KAYS 41 CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY A HENDtt RSOM, undertaken and etubalmera. Corner Wlllaiu ette aud Seventh streets. W.- T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phone Red 44X1. MINIMI K.1U1.1EEKA IIKllllKHT 1.K1QH. mining engineer and eipert metallurgies. Reliable Information furntsaed lo Intending Investors. Rxaialaatlons and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Kiigane Oregon. c.iitpirr t i-KANtits JAY C. MOORK, carpel cliuiuor. mono. HtacK &uil. AIISTKACTOIIS THK LANK COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and i, SVaren lllook, Kugeuu. Or Prlca ressonshle. SOI I lll-.U.V PACIKIt. II. It. TIMK CARD Tow aril Portland Passenger No. 162:43 a. in., Oregon Kx- liress. No. IS 6:00 a. in., Cottago C.tove Psaseager. , No. 12 11:15 a. ra., Rosohtirg Passenger. No. 14 6:42 p. ni., Portlnnd Kx press. Towunl Kun FrunciNco Pafisenger.. No. 11 2:18 p.m., Itoseburg Pus sen ger. No. 17 9:3G p.m., Cotlugo Grove Passenger. No. 13 12:32 a.m.. California Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. ni., San Francis co Kxpress, Wemlllni; ltrancli. No. 84 8:30 u. m., leaves Kugene for Springfield. No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. ni., leaves Eugeno for Wendllng. No. SH 1.:40 p. in., arrives Etigent from Wendllng. W'.M. MURRAY. Gen. Pass. Agt. Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. O. P. A. A. .1. GILLETTE, Local Agent. Is erecting a plant at PORTLAND, OKF.C.ON ' for the niiinnfucturo of their worhl fumoua PORTABLE WELL RKILLINti MACHINES for water, oil, gits, etc., etc. A moderate amount t,.' money will ttart you in a proGtabla bunlitctii. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES hove been proved by I Competitive Tests to be The Best In 'I he World. For full particulars regard ing well drilling machines, tools, supplies, etc., write to THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. r OUT LAND. OltSOOV. ur AKIfON. OHIO, DON'T READ THIS Unless ycu want to buy J WALL PAPER Wchavc it per roll from JOc up and it is up to date Ludford & Haskell I Prscbcsl Pslntcrs lod Decoriton 0 8th nd Charaelton Streets ( For Snaps in REAL ESTATE sec McFAlL & HEITZMAN I Door Norlh Hot jgian House I Tfie star N I Drilling HIds Co. I 1 t&Jt o if U vngaged In ! It o n iee nf the c.:ara