tSe EUGENE DAILY ODAED, MONDAY, NOV. 21. 1910
TWO.
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ALLEN EATON AFTER
SPEAKERSHIP OF
THE L0WER H0U$E
Ben Selling, of Multnomah, An
Aspirant for Presften
cy of Siftate t
XOTIC'K Ol' ItOAII DISTRICT
MUKTIMJ
To wflam It may concern:
Notice In hereby Riven thnt 11 meet
ing of tho taxpayers of road district
No. 2, tut I.ano county. Oregon, wiH
be hold at the Dine Itlvtr school
houso the 17th dny of December,
1010, at the hiyir of ono o'clock p.
in. of Bald dny.
Tho object of said mooting Is for
tho purpose of nu bml 1 1 Iiik to tho tnx
payora of said road district tho
question ol voting a lovy of an addi
tional tax 11 lion, tho taxabln property
Of wild dlutrlct for tho purposo ol
Improving tho roadH of Bald dlutrlct
Till notice In signed by. at leant
ton per cont, of the taxpayers of tho
Bald diBtrict.
3. C. SPARKS. 1
1.. V. SNA PP.
FHANK II. MABON.
CIIAnr.BB NKAL.
MARION FATI5,
li'EUX SPARKS.
J. A. NBEL.
01-KN o. l'OWBieg.
LOI1I3 W. TATR
S. It. RCOTT
I. M. NOI.ANhY.
O. D. EDWARDS.
i.uctl'ick on oir Mrni.Ds
A leeturo on tho seolopry of petro
leum will bo dellvored at the Unfver-
Hity tonight by Mr. ChcHtor W. WaHh
burno, of tho (I. H. Keologlcal Harvey.
Tho mothod of finding nov oil fieldH
will bo described, especial attention
helOK Riven to conditions In Oregon.
All who aro liitorcated In tho aub-
Joel are Invited to attend tho leeturo
which beginu at H o clock In McC'lure
hall.
FOK HAf,K CIIKAP
A good fourteon-horHo-powor trac
tion eiiKino and one aliooHt now Lane
automatic hIiIiikIo mill. Munt bo soJd
Hoon. l'rlco. $1)110, and It In now in-
Htnlleu ready to operate tho mill
Wrlto P. J. Heritor. EiiKeno, or Fred
Hull, Din 11 bit. Cnl. u21
FOR flAI.K
Flfly Bcres flnen rlvoi bottom:
aeron In eultlvatlon; 10 acres mostly
clonred, balance contains BOO cord
of fir. ash nnd ninple wood; 8 miles
from Uueone, Si 1-2 nillos to railroad
Btntlnn. A snap for a fow days only
at fz.50 per acre. Ono second-hand
A-Krade bifKiiy, In good running, or
dor. only 10.00.
A. M. HENDRICKS.
820 On a st., botwaen IJtti and 14th
tf.
Will Promote ItennCy
Women desiring bounty get' won
dorful kelp from Duck Ion's Arnica
Salvo. It bnnlshea pimples, skin
eruptions, sores and bolla. It makes
tho skin soft and volvoty. U glorU
fins the knee. Cures sore eyes, cold
sores, omened lips, cbiHpcd bands.
Host lot bums, scalds, fnver sores,
outs, brnlsns nnd piles. 2 io at tho
W. A. Knybondall Drua Store.
WlKMipIni; Coygh
It ! an old Baying tlmt whooping
cough mut run Itu conrao. but the
uao of Dr. Roll's Ptne-Tar-IIonoy has
demonstrated beyond doubt thut sucn
i not tho case. It can be cured by
too uao of this remedy. For. sale by
the Dillon Drug Co.
Tho Rclohrated Nysowniifler Piano
at Stovoim a II11II11 l'luno House
l.'ouinierclul 0I11I1 block. nl!
TIIIUTIOMNTH ST. MAKKKT
Fresh and cured inenUi; homo ren
ilere lard. Try our picnic siiusugof
i'tiono Main 8S:i.
When you get your wood put In.
get a hobo to iiiiiks around nnd do n
bum Job. Hut if you want a good.
clean Job done. Just 'phono Main 47
and A. (,'. White will do tho work,
and do It promptly nnd neatly. n2U
If your oyes nro bud and you wish
them correctly fitted with glasses.
call on Dr. 11. F. Pnrsom), 1185 Stew
art avo, Kugono. 17 yonru experience.
n2G
Tho celebrated Nymiwiimfer Piano
at Stevens H. Hiiltn Piano House
Oorimorulal club block, n!9
VOR 8.11.10 4.
Tho only wholosnlo nnd ro-
tail cigar sloro In liugsne. .
Uiod tocatloii; lonxe 21 years.
tf WM. RHN3IIAW.
Thnro will bo a sale. on an trimmed
hats, commencing. Saturday, Novem
ber 19, Insting until December 1, at
Mrs. Uroodlng's, 25 Bust' Ninth, St.
n30
Row-wow! Io,-s, doggies nnd dog
Intn enn nil find at Mnn's the rem
edy that sultn nnd cures tholr nlt-mun-
tf
7U T-. ' . l-t-i
Senator Hen Selling, of Multnomah
eouiity will, unleKaiill signs fall, be
the next president of the Femite.
Allan II. Keaton. of Kugene, l.ane
county, also looks like the winner in
the fight Tor the speakership.
.Selling has the nolid support or
tho .Multnomah delegation, both Ben
nto and bonne. Ho ulw Is reported
to have eight votes pledged to him
outside of tho county. Ho therefore
now has approximately 13 of the 16
votes noceKsary to election.
Katon is now ilk Toi'tlnnd looking
for the support of the Multnomah
i county repreBentallvos. It Is report-
I'O U1I1L II" l.rillKt Willi Illll. DKMID
votes contingent upon his securing
tho V. votes of Multnomah county.
At a meeting of tho Multnoinun
delegation held last Monday night,
tho question of tho presidency of tho
senate and the speakership ot tho
house was diw.usscd. At that timo it
was decided that tho entire delega
tion from this county would work
for the election of a Multnomah
county senator as president of the
Bcnnt!.
Senator Dan J. Malarky, who haB
been a receptivo cnndldnto for tho
presidency, explained Ilia attitude.
Me siiirt that ho would consider It an
honor to bo elected president of the
senate, but that ho did not desire to
make a fight for the election or slanu
In tho way of any other man accept
able to the countv delegation.
It was decided, therefore, to leave
the Bolcction of a candidate to the
senate delegation, and. It is reported,
tho delegation has decided to stand
back of Benator Selling and recom
mend that tho delegation get peliina
his candidacy at tho next meeting,
which will bo held In a few days.
There aro several candidates for
tho speakership. One of Jerry HiiKk,
of Wallowa county. Another Ib W.
I.nir Thompson, of I.nkevicw. Still
nnotherl sAllen 11. Katon. of l.ane.
Thompson Is not favored by tho antl
nsnembly and Statement No. 1 mom
bora of the house because of Ills nct
Ivo work In tbo organization of tho
assembly and his outspoken opposi
tion to Sliltement No. 1.
The Multnomah house delegation
Is taking tho stnnd that In rase the
presidency comes to Multnomah
county tho delegation will give Its
support to an acceptable candidate
from outsldo tho county. Should
Katon bo nblo to affect a working
agreement with tho Multnomah dele
gation. It would give him a nucleus
of approximately 26 votes, or only
five short of tho number necessnry
to olcctlon. Journal.
"A Letter to The I'lihllc."
Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 22-. 1908.
Nyaowander Piano To., Roc.kford, H.
(lentloinon: After erecting our
new church Inst Jncmy our com
mit too made a thorough Investigation
of tho host pianos now in tho mnrkot
and decided to purchase ono of your
stylo No. 1 01 Nysewnnder Metal Hack
pi'inos. Our hnildlng is new, con
structed of cement blocks, and dur
ing the-, summer months was some
what, dump to such nn extent that
docorntlons on wall wore affected by
tho dampness, but tho piano which
stood In .tho building continuously,
was not affected in tho least. The
piano was not tuned from tho timo
It left tho fnctory until last month.
Tho finish nnd tone of this instru
ment in our opinion, cannot bo ex
celled. We nro well pleased with It.
and highly recommend the Nysewnn
der metal back piano lo anyone who
Is Interested in purchasing a first
class instrument In evry resiH-ot.
Yours truly,
Tim Hamilton Memorial M. K.
Church of Toledo,
Per I. N. Harris, Treasurer.
Tho. above is the piano now sold
exclusively by Stevens & lluitu.
('omrliorclal cluh block. They conio
hero direct (rom tho factorv.
d 21-22w24
Everybody Needs
a good salvo, unit nr. Hell's Antlseptlo
Salvo In tho best. It Is a cronmy, snow
whtto ointment. Guaranteed for all
skin dlenses. 2fic. sold overywhore.
For sale by the Dillon Drug Co.
101
Daylight Window Dis
plays at Night
"Yes, it'a wondciful tli way window display can be
made under the pure while rays of tlii new Generat
Elccltic Mazda Lamp. Just notice how pertechV it ac
centuates every detail in fabiics. Matching goods under
its white rays is easy, for it xadintes a daylight clfccr. You
will notice that progressive stores every win re ate using these
G-E Mazda Lamps, for aside fiom their vastly superior
quality of light they give neatly three times as much
eadle-powcr as the oidinary caibon im nndcicent lamps.
And they cost no more to operate, i his G-E Mazda
is a most ingenious invention; it is siu.ply revolutionising
lighting methods. " Notice how gr. ally it improves the
appeaiance ol all the live store along this tlrect."
"TullicU always tfclcn-i ir J by tlie wy a sure! is
Egliteil and lion's why tl - 1 ld wuiJovv ar Unci
wxl morning huwtO rtp inrustil'ly dmv.n to lorr using
Uicvlx-aminsCI-li M iaU I-anipv" 0
We wanl jroa to route in t a moment today and
kius piovo lo your enliio t.duf.vtion f.d il you air not
sing electric liglit and the wondcilul Ci-E Mada Ljimp
O 70U ate losing money and denying yourself conifott and
couftnience. We can prove litis lo you.
NORTHWESTERN CORPORATION
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PURELY VECETRBLE
THE ONE SAFE BLOOD REHfflY
It is a penprally recognized fac'.
that medicines taken from the botan
ical kingdom are better adapted t )
the delicate human system, and safer
in every way than those composed ot
strong mineral mixtures. Amom;
the very best and safebt of vegetable
preparations is S. S. S., a blood uied
cine made entirely oj roots, herbs and
barks, in such combination as to
make it the greatest of all blood puri
fiers and the finest of all tonics.
S. S. S. does not contain the least
particle ol mineral in any form, and
is an absolutely safe medicine for any
one to use. While purifying the
blood, this great vegetable' remedy
builds up every portion of the system.
S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases,
Scrofula, Constitutional Blood Dis
eases, and all impurities and morbid
conditions of the circulation. It is
perfectly reliable and safe for children;
and little ones who have been weak
ened with aet'utiiiouii a?ecliuns or
other inherited blood troubles, can
take this mild vegetable remedy with
good results and without the slightest
difnger. S. S. S. is unequalled as a
tonic ; it invigorates every portion of
the system, and the healthy blood it
creates largely assists in overcoming
any derangement of the stomach
and digestive system. If you need a
blood medicine you could do no better
than to take S. S. S. It has been in
use for more than forty years and is
still recognized as the best. Book on
the blood free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., AtUnta, Ol.
OHITUAIIY.
Mrs. Isabella Hutchinson Meador
wua born at Carolton, Carol county,
Missouri ou the 18th day of October,
SUV, and died at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. Heury Meyer, at Uki-
ah, Mediciuo couuty, California, on
the tilth duy of October, 1910, at
the age of, TS years.
When Mrs. Meudor was eighteen
years old her father died, and two
years later in 1X57, she left her
homo in company with some neigh
hods, crossed tho pluius, and came
to California. Three years later site
was joined by her mother and two
younger sisters. In the year of 18(11
sho was joined in marriage to Fran
cis Marion Parsons. This union was
blessed wltk tho birth of a girl and
a boy. In December, 18U3, the fath
er and husband died. In July of the
following year, In company with her
mother nud Btstors aud brothers and
undo, she moved to Hugeuo, Oregon.
Hero she waa again married to Jos.
II. Meador, In tho year 18U5. To this
union waa born five children. The
later years ot Mrs, Mcador's Ufa was
spent niOBtly among ber children.
Mr. Meador was sheriff of Lane
county in tho latter part of the sixties.
Mrs. Meador ban been a Christian
since her girlhood and has been a
faithful and constant member of tbo
Huptist church foo over fifty years.
Her membership at the timo of her
death was with the First Haptlst
church of Ukiub, California. She was
kind and good mother, a true
friend, nn earnest Christian and loy
al supporter of the church, and her
memory will romiun with us as k
sweet incenso of a noblo nnd well
spent life.
Sho leaves, to mourn her passing.
besides a host of friends, six chil
dren and two sisters. Her children
are Mrs. C. A. Honnett, liugeno, Or.;
F. AI. Parsons, Vancouver. It. C.; Mrs
Kiln Johnson, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs.
Kmma Meyer, Ukiah, Calif.; Mrs.
Clara Frost, Spray, Or.; nud J. W.
Meador, Kcho, Or.; Jos. A. Meador,
deceased.
"1 hoard a volco from heaven say
ing unto me, Write, Hlessed aro the
dead that dio in tho Lord from
henceforth; Yen, snith tho Spirit,
that they may rest from their lab
ours, and thulr works do follow
them."
iEFriendly;Tlie LeadingStore
Coats,
Special
Npvpr before were such values offered in Ladies', Misses and Chil
dreTs CoaTs? $35 Ind Dresses-.-We need not dwell on the quality
that has been the Keynote of our success.
Suits and Dresses
Offering
Thanksgiving
Coats and
Suits
$15.00 Values at $12.00
$20.00 Values at $16.50
$25.00 Values at $19.75
$30.00 Values at $27.50
$40.00 Values at $33.50
$45.00 Values at $37.50
$50.00 Values at $42.50
100 Children's Coats, Values from
$2.00 to $16.50, at 25 Per Cent Off
the Regular Prices.
Ladies', Misses' and
Childrens' Dresses
$ 3.75 Values at $2.98
$ 4.00-Values at $3.39
$ 7.50 Values at $5.75
$10.00 Values at $9.50
$17.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 and
$27.50 Dresses at $15.00
This lot is composed of Misses' and La
dies' Dresses, all sixes. The materials are
Shepherd Checks, Storm Serges, French
Serges, French Veilings, Taffetas, Oriental
Silks and Silk Aeolian Cloths. All good
models and colors.
Not Sorry for Blunder
"If my friends hadn't plundered In
thinking I was a doomed victim of
consumption, I might not be alive
now," writes D. T. Sanders, of Har
rodsburg, Ky., "but for years they
Madame Dean's
RSFl! Pills, p m
LIS FOB KUWltKSKD CV
Mknstuiiation. NEVER MOWN TO Fill.
iM Sun.! Speedy! Kutlsliictliiii (limr-AtiH-tl
nr MntM'V lfflllltt.l. Ki'lll pro
puWt ftr 81.00 pt-r hex, Wtllsciil thum
on Lrliil. hi ho mild for wht.ll ri'llt-vcil.
buiuples Fn.. iimist on hl'UIiii; tho
reuuinu. ncrctpt no suhBtlttiui. If yeur
itrtiKKiHt does not huvu Iheiu Bcnil you
orauiH lo luo
MUTED MEDICAL Ck, IM 74. Uaeistir, Pa.
saw every effort to cure a lung-racking
cough fail. At last I tried Dr.
King's New Discovery. The effect
was wonderful. It soon stopped the
cough and I am now in better health
than I have had for years." This
wonderful life-saver Is an unrivaled
remedy fdr coughs, colds, asthma, la
grippe, croup, hemhorrages, whoop
ing cough or weak lungs. 50c, $1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by W.
A. Kuykendall.
The olive oil at Linn's Is "oil
right." That's an old joke, but the
oil is new and fine. tf
SUBSCRIBE FOE THE GUARD
Sold In Eugene by W. A. Kuykendall.
We Always KaKe Connections
When you engage as to do your PLUMBING you
can rest assured our part of the work will be done
ON TIME. Glad to figure with yon on any plumb
ing work you may have.
Percy Long
Phone M. 536
Cor. 10 & Oak
irtnnanftn n in 'nihin'nni n
Tho celebrated Nysewnnder Piano
nt Stevens & Ifulln Piano House
Commercial club block. nlil
How about having US
save you somo money by
havinsr. us dry clean, by our
modern method, your tmii
and ovarooait,
There'i uo an of lftjtac
Mide lait yearg winter tult
or overeoat Just boomue they
are soiled, only, ilc.
I ny our process of dry
0) rloniiiT all traces Ojf the
("iff, snots, etc., aro removed
without any detrimental ef
fort to tho fabric.
Moderate ltttcs.
ELECTRIC CLEANING &
PRESSING WORKS
22 W. 8th SLPhone M. 827
Linn's driiB shop looks like a gnr-
den with tho fine display of plants
nnd flower. Mr. Linn snya this will
be a permanent thing! Coma nnd
8co thorn. n'ii
Sen tho cut Hlass display In 1 .inn's
router window. ThlH process f now
and easy for everybody. Conio to
day, tf
Blind
Mrs. Ellla Tiler, Ravena, Texas,,
writes: "I was blind as a bat. I us
ed Sutherland Eagle Kya Salyo and j
It acted like a charm. It cut the scum ;
off my oyes and retored my sight. It :
ts all you claim nnd worth Its weight!
Hi gold." 39 cents a tube. For sale
by tho Dillon Drug Co. j
ItOXINH AT sriU(il'IKM j
Johnny Hoohe. rhampron feather-1
welchl boxer of tho Pacific const.'
and his manager. Jnck Gannon, arOj
at Springfield visiting their old
friend. W. H. kr.Gilvory. Itochohis'
boxed such men Jlrumlo llritt. Ed- J
die llaulon and Frank Klaus. These
men hvn boon provalled upon to I
give an exhibition at tho Kioctrtc
Hi. 'litre nt Spriiigffidd on Monday ev-1
rinim, November ldl.
Q this match is nut belnq pulled off,
1(5 the amount ot money in u. nsi
Hie admission fee will only he !"
cent, enough to d.-jjiy expenses. ti3l j
I lie celebrated N ).' nnder Phmnj
.it Slovens A Hullo I'Ihikv llmisr
I'einmeirlikl rlO block. nl
Going to give away $18.00; watch our ads
ASK FOR Accept no substitute
Etilaco Silk Floss Mattress
Made of pure quality Eappeck Silk Floss.
35-Guaranteed for Thirty-Five Years-35
M
Silk Floss Mattresses, when made of pure Kappock, are superior to all grades of .
cotton, cotton felt, wool and hair, or any mattress made.
'
The Eulaco is a Eugene-
- - Made Mattress - -
- gj
and is the only pure Silk Floss Mattresa on sale in Eugene. This Mattress Is made by
expert mattress makers in Eugene, and has no cotton in th same, &a la the oase of
all factory mattresses shipped in from abroad.. Eulaco Flogg Mattreeees have no
cotton in them they are the only Pure Floss Mattresses made,
THE OSBURN HOTEL, THE EUGENE GEN, HOSPITAL, S Y. M. C. A.
buildings are all furnished throughout with Eulaco, mada in Eugene mattresaes
That's the proof. Take one home and try it. LIGHT, AERY AND SANITARY.
n you must have an old cotton Ostermoor, Sealy, or gome other eotton felt, see
r; cj 1 1 .1 ; re,.. : . 1 . . . .
US
fi "first. See the difference in price here and by the other fellow. Fo tale In Eugene by
1 W. KlttlVNDS, M. D.
Specialist
Eye, Ear. Ncwo and Throat
8u Its 101 to 104, Whits Turn.
. VoonM, Office. Malo 767.
Bea. Black
CampMi-Fellmaii Co.
r.
M Tho Bif Housefurnishers
475 WUIamtte Street
to
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