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VOL. 36
EIGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY DECEMBER 27, 1902.
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD
a MPBELL
BROS., Publisher«
5 th Annual Clearane I COMPLIMENTS the
FOR POPE LEO
Sale 5th
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ai 'CIUE - l
1» °t Willamette street, b«
Seventh and Eighth street
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7M..nth*...
L, Mvu th»-
, L WHITSON,
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DENTIST
iris.' | iirehaiied the office »nd fixture« of
j, l»te iaceaaed W V Henderson, I am
pri-p.u-ed to do anytning in the line of
IlrotR’.ry iu the above said office.
Knj*u auri bridge work a epecialty.
Fore
Dress Goods,
c WOODCOCK,
PLB.taaNT H ili , Dec t2.
^E iutok Guam»: La»t Saturday I
had th» pleaeur» ol attuudlug the reg­
ular meeting of Plcaaaut Hill Graug»
No 284.
Their meeting» are he'd In the
it; lut del Woodman It» 1 ot.xdil feet,
Eastern Fire Fatalities—f„>c«va two atorlea high, the upper etury lx Ing
equipped for beige ai d Gra g<< meet­
Anarchists Throwing Bombs
ing».
About.
The forenoon of the aforeeald day
waa devoted t > a literary program by
member» of the Grange, a«»l»t»d by
By Strtppi News ▲uoctatiou
the young ;>»<>ple and con»i«ling of
Gi- neva , Switzerland, Dec <; leetlou.jutd aiKWer« c >uc»rnlng the
23.—A dynamite bomb was t Hinder» of the Grange, with reclta
exploded in the
French ttou«, nouge, etc, intermingled ; nil in
cathedral St Pierre this morn­ c numeiuoratlon of the 85tli attnlve'-
-ary of the Grange, Dec 4, 18S7, t C
ing by some unknown ¡»erson. , \Vaahinglon, D U.
Fortunately the damages sus- ______
b the program
__ came a
Following
L. CHESHIRE, M D
PHYSICIAN AND
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tained by the edifice were notlbouu.ifui au<t excellent lunch »»rv»<t
by the ladle« of th» tirnnte iu Uie
serious.
Later in the forenoon an lower hall, »ft‘r which th» regular
cl *ed Motel >u wne held, d< voted main­
attempt was made by sup­ ly to the eleclion of ortlo. ra for 111» eu-
posed anarchists to explode a b U' i < year, resulting a» f How«!
bomb in the residence of the Maa lor, H U Wheeler; ovemeer, H H
head of the republic, Presi- Huiti. lecturer, It J Heiuphili; »t*w-
dent E Benner, A . bomb aril, Tin»» Walk»r; aaaiHlaat steward,
W L Wheeler; chaplain, Mr» Ann
burled over the wall fell Martin; treasurer, J M Corneliu»; aec-
short of the residence and retary, J F Brewer; gate keeper, A«»
McKenzie; Pomona, Mr« Mary Hemp-
exploded in the yard.
SURGEON,
awu l<lg.
Rugen», Oregon.
W BKOWN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8URG®ON.
Mee—Upetair» in Christten Bieck
« ire: 3 toll a 3 œ; 1 3, 5 to to p.ia
Fatal Candy Factory Fr«.
By Bcrlppa New« Association
S t J oseph , Mo, Dec 23.—A
fire broke out in the Chase
candy factory this afternoon
which was attended by fatal
results.
The girl employes became
needlessly panic-strickea «nd
six of them jumped from a
third-story
window, three
being fatally injured.
uIGE O B DuB AR, M. D.
FHYSICTAN and SURGEON.
; -Room ov -r Eugen« Loan A Saviig»«
R««idunce No 280 "earl «twet. Calls
l-d to day or nivh'
I’houe residence,
J7. Office, Main 49.
OBTEOPATH 0 l’BYSICIAN
JS.UGHE. PENLAND
Successor to Dr Alice Soaith
Ï—Suit in Seventh street McClung
E «.minati.in« and c«nHUltaM"*e Uve.
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lipped Aw I.nberat»ry in the Stata
'nd «liable resuni- guaranteed.
, tent» tuad^ on oie samples of o«e tc
id. to determine the tewt »«rtablr
1 treatment.
Onion Suits for 20c
Hcrlpp« New« AMOaUtla
Clothing
Men’s Overcoats
P aris , Dec S3,- Ail for-
malities for the extradition
of the Humbert gtng of swin­
dlers from Madrid has been
arranged with the Spanish
government.
They will be
brought here tomorrow. The
prisonerg ere kept «pert end
no one is allowed to interview
them.
Underwear
Hats
Boys’ Clothing
Boys’ Pants
uh Caah CmpWai ®®°
900,000
raw,
t
O«K»O".
■Lient
s
P. E. SWUUtF
Can nie
L. H. P ott >
A d* »«nt.
Bank
Distinguished
HAnnTGN BR05
L ondon , Dec 23.-Frederick
Temple, Archbishop of Can­
terbury, died at 8:17 o’clock
this morning
[Frederick Temple was born
November 30, 1821. Gradu­
U.OF
W.
MA.
AGER
K’ .EDIN .
ated at Oxford.
Appointed
chaplaio
to the queen in 18. »0.
IN
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UBLE.
BOHEMIA MINE
Actively supported. Gia,
ie
in 1868. Re' ,-yed episcopal
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W.-
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ï Letter
- h «, UKirh
in 1869.
Which G.tx
uets consecration
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f
Known Character Lost Wrote a
i appointed Bishop of London
Well
Him Into
Deep Water-
His Life by Ca lew-
in 1885 and Archbishop of
Suspended.
Canterbury in 1894.—E ditor
ness.
G uard .]
GENE. OREGON
The barrowing new. come» down
fr. rn th» |.
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lt,’t J'
MattiflMd ye t-rday .bernoon, w ok
working athlarV in
Wb eCI.J
prop-rty.wa. blown mto an unreexg-
n zat.le raw by the dBchenr ' “
bl*.t which be wm not expecting.
Three men were working tog* »
.nd two PtM.n-fi.1 lionet.
b|*.t while they w.nt to »utp .The
Batablfch. I in 18x3. < tldesU
Bank in the County.
iheral Banking business
a * branches transacted
on favorable terms.
k G. HOVEY, President
- 0 FILIN, Cashier
H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier,
Dead.
By kerippa nevi A«*oe‘.ati«n
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bill; Flora, Mr» Alvlra A Brewer;
Cere«, Mr» Eiuuia Wheeler; orgai.i-t,
Mr* Emm. Wh.eler; member of ex.
cttive oo«i«itUee, UJ Hemphill.
Au apt worthy of «pedal meiui m
waa the appropriation of >5.00 faotn ttM'
gr»oge treasury for the relief of «utler-
er« of foreet tire» laet »uiumer.
Pleaearit Hill grange waa the atcond
tiuia organized July 19, 1SM7. Ila tiral
maater wax K J Hemphill, who «erved
from atove «ate «util Dec. 31, 1901,
without once miiaing a meetltg.
H. C. Wheel, r, the prawmt «M»*'er
and azaaler-eled, tia« tuua far 1« i«f
IbeHHOM- excellent reword
C ykub Hi W alk ««,
Th« Humbert Swindles,
Men's
GENERAL BANKING BUSIN»«
Done on rea«:n»ble term».
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«Ckieago, San Franci»»o and Fort-
»Change »<d 1 on foreign conntnea
«U received subject to check Ot
4 depMit.
' umw ontr wted to 0» will <»•*’'
Bota.
He wa« a well «nr*“‘
Eugeb* .ndUn tu?e
by t•
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H. owned eoru» vaiaame
Blie Ri’,'r dlrtri*’*-
» ..tmuhf McC. r
account, f
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E. t th» K*»*»6 n“ '*
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Ua'l D E«h»lman, mtn»g»r of the
Unlvcre ly of Wa»hlngt»n football
Greetings to Pope Leo.
lean for tbe «eaeon ju»t cfoeed, la in a
p»e >f trou .1« according to the •> ByMrl ppa Naira Aaaoclatlon
»Hie Poet-Imelllgenc r. A 1-ttwr waa
R ome , Dec 23.—Thirty ca
. written by him toC’<> -h Allep of Full­
dinals presented their bolidi
man, oflerl ng to employ him a*coach
I^eo tb
Po
tor the’var-lty if A l-n would reba-e greetings to Pope
at th»j 1 Vatican.
'hint a certain portion of hl«»ai«'y. morning Ct
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,xneeti<1. lbinking that the
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n 1 m.weil 1-e Man-fi 11 »»
fu»e had no'Med i*
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theezplo.lnnofth-thlri.
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of
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tn the
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1 , - i waa da el F.brn- y IS 1902.
w - tier b»’j'i’t I • -n made public
by Alim.
E«bl«tnan ha- been »uepended for
one yrar beginning Junuary i«t, 1903,
by the Faculty Athletic C’orntnittee.
Ill drfeti«e, E-hleman «ay* he naver
real y con»irfered Al en for th» poaltlon
t ut b«4 heard that he would do «ueh a
g
t wrote the propoaltlon to him
to fl i oot If It were really eo.
; *rt '1 .-rip-on, an *x-»toder t whf
v X with the Ü. O. Z - otub y-.f be-
f. reitet, «Sl*<l IM»
tn P»«1*0«1
fretn appeudlCtU»-
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Part
Douglas to
Convenient
Circuii Court Decisions.
for
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Junction Boy Released.
JANNEY
Jeweler
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Christmas Bargains.
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We sell good goods as low as good goods can be
sold. There in a satisfied sense of safety for those
that do their buying here. We are a new house,
with new mid up to-dnte stocks of Old and Re­
liable ManufacLurus.
Whatever you buy here
has Uiu skimps <>f thtdeading maker* in their lines.
Such as James Bros’ hand engraved watch cases,
Elgin, Waltham and the fine sWiss watches, Sim­
mons watch chains, Seth Thomas clocks, Gorham
and R Wallace .t sons,Sterling silver ware, llohner
Edwards’ plated Flat ware, Rockford silver
plated ware and many others, who stand equally
as nigh in t’n-ir respective lines. It pay« to buy
the best when there is such a. little difference in
the cost.
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Watch. » 16.00 to
* .">0
<'haine $ : t<> 135
< harm» *1 <o |I5
Folm |l tn V'
Cutf Link* *1 1 1 f'l
Ring* «et $2.60 t<> $15
P hu « 11.50 t.i $3.60
Htick pina 7>e to |il<i
Hat ingk. 25 ' U 75c
• 'oat m»rk fl
Cerdease* 75j to $2/0
Hmoki >g —-t t »2.K 'a $8
CI'Wkr Jar« fl to $<>
< 'lg»r case« 75c to $2
Cloth bru»h*. fl to $5
Wtifek broom • 25 • to f.i 50
Military bru-dies 75u U»$4.50
Shaving cup« ll to «6
Hitaving mirrors $2 50 to $3o60
Naktb.1 <»g* 50c to 31.75
Erasers SI
Purses 75 • t > $•
M'oiling tpoone 75o tn $2.50
iHitser ig.velti«« of «11 dcacrlpt-
lorixat p. leva tba' le«it
< «rvi D.; » ta S2.50 to 112
Cakx d'.lie« S2.5O to Jx
Knlv»« a id fork» |5
Ar’ poll, ry, (that can be u-ed)
Il 25. 112 .
Napkin linir- SI to >5
Cl eka SI 1» 12»
M. R. JANNEY
AV
The Pope waa appar
in his usual health
plied in a firn’
ing the
devo* *
5c
at cost
half price
ove
lova
D
years •
second
Was ma
and elect
i-20, W7b.-
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Judge Hamilton ha» tiled two
Them.
opinion, with lhecounty clerk of Lfu *
county In ttie matter of eurplne fond*
A pei ft Ion asking th. legislature to
th't cuii.e Into the hand, of County
tie ao'i a portion .>f'.rritory froui Doug-
Clerk Lee through the foreclosure pro-
1«!county atul unll • it to Lan» ba« re­
ceedluv. agalnet L D Linton.
cently tieen uircultted In th» north­
The Judee make» an order that the
western part of l> >ugl>», aaya tie
. l -ra «in i »atlefy I'ldgement. pc the
F.orence We»t. The tract <le«<>r(b< <1
. Judgment roll agaln«t Linton In favor
111 Che petition I- Hom. m or eeveu
of Emily Hovey f>r >284 35 and coat*,
in !■•« In width, atol ext.uds from ilia
and tn fav ir ■ f J C Buehnell for |2ii l
Psoiflc ocean to the upp»r Binclew
awl c «1» out of tlie »urplu* fund« Iu
river. It Invludiw VVhoahiuk and
111* hand* analog through the fore-
T iltcooH like-, Maple creek, Fiddle
doetire etale under the j idgment of J H
C- ek.exe.pt* il 1» in til.« ■ .»in h patt
McClung. Ttila Is t te tire! d-t idon of
wlnr»tiere are 1 .| e orf.ur eettlere, I
»■1 Oregou court oil title <|neat Ion. Geo
upper
eet ere. k and pxrt of Hmlth
I! Dori i* appetged for the plait t ft*.
rivet, t»«< ther with «.ouiu lying further
. -T -
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ea-t, TI i I h trau-fer ba» l> ‘»u talked of
f >r many y<t.ra ai d It w » h • x-peeted
•hi» territory v-oull tie no- ude.t in a
•»>11 which pa«.ad the legleliture about
Hahin Journal: Emmett VV. Hen­
1885, making another change in the
ninger,
held ti the circuit court for
line Itelwetu, the two COUUllea.
tmrgl»ry
committed at Turner, waa on ,
< In« re» dent of that lerrltc ry In'ornt-
oil tie that Ml f»r an lie knew every tax­ Saturday iele»»ed from the county Jal),
payer iu I he district had clgued the- having furnished bond« In the »urn of
petition .»king for the trnnefer. The f20 I, with hw father, W. J. Henninger,
citizen, there are very much d|«. atlrfled and J. L. Holgate, of Junction City, ae
•uretlea.
at the way they lt»ve ta-en t eated In
l»ou|laa county and think they would
Marlon C. uuty Bar Aaeodatlon w111
far» much better in Lane. It 1« a a<k the lx-gt-1 ature to reetoretla. grami
eparaely H.*ltl'll dlatr C goWitiy In tied Jury eyatein tn urlmnhl caeea.
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Eugene
J. L. Hmlth of Portland, during a
recent visit it North Yakima, W»«li,
I an interview in the Republic, said:
••You have lb» W»t town in the
»bo!" Northw«*t without exception,*’
e »aid to a Repuh Ic reporter who
let him at the Yakima hotel. "That
« In proportion to the populatin'*
here la do c ty in Oregon, ”
i igl t -ay Eugene, that co''
Nurth Yakima for pr-
eral push of tb
bound to »’
COUD'*
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| of r , !», and the ;>eop>e think ’hat In
l a.I ..f hell : Ig tb. tu t > dnv. I ip t a
n •»
utitry, the county 1« collecting
•axee from them without giving ®u
! adfiptate return.
Bwddee thL, the territory naturally
belot «to Lane rattier than 1'iugla,
a« nearly all th* trade of the «ectlon
goee to Eugene and Florence. Engen.
the c 'unty »eat of Lancia much nearer
and more easily readied t»y tlie people,
bant* R -.burg t ,» c unty »eat o.
! Douglas. Iu fad, »«oueof their cltl-
: i - pul it ; if When any .tf ua want IO
! vl«ia R -el urg we nearly a|w»ye go by
way . t Figei.e, eepedally III tie win-
, ter.”
Inhabitants of That Section Are
in Favor of the Move-.-More
who ie now in th. city teil. of a eeri- ♦
ote arc
nt which be*-ll Grandite
Peplot at Gate Cret k kxet Tbur»day
evening.
Mr* Pep! d had been aufleting .r.> if
rheaatatlvtn In herar«» alt 1 waa b th-
I tig tier wri t with »"««»• ••HnaptdH't”
llnament, a cheap preparation w
<te had purchased frogz an itinerant
;>eddler. t«ie a«rid«>tly atrgCk tin
bold- ag.i i»t tl a »tore, eplllfng the
llDa«ig«t on toe etove. In an It'etHid
It bl.zjd «p aud caught W clothe* |
afire. Before any aiwl-danc« oould be
rendered her clothe« weft* nearly ail
burned ofl aud hir body, face and
hand* badly burned.
Mie Fra- k
Peplot eueoeeded In extinguishing the
flame* t>y wrapping a blanket arout d
her. Her face sod hand* eutfered the
woret, the band.being eaturaled with
the llnament.
While the lady’s Injurie. are pretty
ewlou», «he wilt no doubt recover, but
will tie disfigured for life.
Annex
Lane.
C i !« oinnati , l)ec‘?X—-A gas MRS. PEPIOT SE­
explosion in an apartn.ent
VERELY BURNED
house this morning was fol­
lowed by a fierce fire.
In
the panic which followed the
e
explosion eight of the room Spilled Bottle of Linament on
attendants were burned more
Stow—- Blazed and Cavght
or less severely, thres proba­
Her détta».
bly fatally. The property loss
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was light.
A J W»rd, of the upp*r McKtezM,
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Move to
•y ScrippM News Association
jaybr and . metallubgist
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Fatal Apartment Hous« Fir«.
Hart SdvÛocr
à/ Main
Hand Tailwit#
BERT LEIGH
TO CHANGE
COUNTY LINE
in Good Voice»
Waistiog Flannels
Ladies Jackets 1-2 Price.
Auugxz, Oattoot«.
ings Held.
NO
to Holiday Greetings
ATTORNEY at law .
q UR« (ine half block south of Chris®.
M m
HILL ORANGE
Election of Officers Last Satur­
The Aged Pontiff Replies
We desire to reduce our mammoth
stock before February 1. In order
to do this will give to the trade one
of the greatest MONEY SAVING
sales ever offered in Eugene.
.rtieinx rate« iua<le known on application
p »«. all buiinea» letter« to THE GUARD,
ligeue, Oregon.
pleasant
day-Interesting Meet­
COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1903.
terms of subscription .
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