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I&T1BL18IBD FOB THE DI tlBlll 1TI0N OF DE10CRATIC PBIH'IPLEI, AÜD TO BARN All IOIBIT LI » 1 XS BI ?1B SWEAT OP «II
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY JANUARY 3. 1903. j
WEEKLY eucene guard
5 th Annual Clearance
Sale 5th.
kMPBELL BROS., Publishers
I
ryiCE
—f-”t •ille °* Willamette atreet, ba
tveea Seventh and Eighth street
COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1903.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,Year....
Jl-.utb«--
Month.
We desire to reduce our mammoth
stock before February 1. In order
to do thu will give to the trade true
of the greatest MONEY HAVING
»ales ever offered in Eugene.
ing rata, made known
»MÜcMion
*11 buaiuaa. Iettar» tu THE OU AÄD,
I, Dregou.
b
- wirrrs<'>
Di .<•; (ST
I • offi« »nd fixtures of
Ì...V1-- W t ''enderaon. I am
U tet­ „,| t.. .Io .ny’
io the line of
ter prri
tatwtrv III lb- »fa*v.-
■-
,)W„ • I l.iid.-c *'"rk u -l
Furs
Dress Goods.
c U' ‘DCt’i K,
AI 1 i'.’.M \ «T-LAW.
»ftce ' ••
li
Waisting Flannels
Ladies' Jackets 1-2 Price.
1 tb south of Chrism
O »(»ON.
!„ CUKSUUO . Æ P
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON,
AND
llg.
Eugene, Oregon.
W BROWN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
bfice — Upalaiu iu Chtia'iisn Block
jar».- 9 Coll a L m; 1 3, 6 to to p.SD
BORGS O B DiBAR, M. D.
PHYSICIAN »nd SURGEON.
a. - R-ioin ov- r Eugens Lo*n A Seringa
k. Kwiilenca No 280 pt-arl atreet. Call.
><i«i to day or night.
l’hone residence,
177. Udi ce, Main 49.
V Mars
load Tailored
jASSAYER AND.METALLURGIST!
—
—
O bxuom
|«iuippe<i Away laboratory in the Stat*,
npt and reliable return, guarantee-1.
Irking teat, made on ore .ample, of one to
I pound, to determina the mo«t mutable
Bod of treatment.
Union Suits tor 20c
JtoHiey« At-Law,
pr&ctice in«tì Hr** «Mtkrt« in th® «tnte»
i rxiiii No 3—Wadtom Wnxik. Eugene, U».
Men’s Clothing
-—FIRST
Men’s Overcoats
Underwear
Hats
Boye’ Clothing
Boys’ Pants
I
Ky,
—
masked and
lone robber
aenger train at the
ville junction, just out
side the city
one
o'clock
the
to
he
battle
hands of the trainmen,
opened fire upon
robber was wounded, but
managed to escape. He
of blood
—
instituted in re
gard
the alleged combine
between
railroads
whereby
price coal
was began
Hamlin
was present
conducted the questioning of
the many witnesses that had
been summoned.
Oregon.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
L llosa on rraa»nable term«.
rti«h
re on Chicago, baa Fxaadaoo and Port
d. Ore ?on.
1>J» ■< nchanga aoM on f-valgn conntriea
P0"-t* received .nhje«-t to check or oertib
» of depo.it.
U1 collection, .ntruatol to oa will receiv.
«Pt »iter. tion.
3, H1MT1XICW
ftredret.
! F.»rin,
Vio» Praa|.|^t
P. E. SaotxtXABs,
Cashier.
L. H. Porrei
Aa-tatsnt.
By flntpya nmm afaucfatjoi»
Eatab'tehad fa 1M3
Oldret«
Bar.k in tba County.
LGeneral Banking business
ln fill branches tran -acted
on favorable terms.
G. HOVEY, President
L G HUHN. Cashier
B H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Commercial
Future.
Club
to
What the Str ar are WtH Be Like
When Completed—Work
Ready to Proceed.
Listen to Plans of
Aneot tbe item
In ye-«tar<tay’u
G uahd uaujeramg tbe eraeh of people
In ibe peutolttce on taund«yv, it ha»«
bean >aio<*«'ud tnfa i era con« u aa the
bualoM«« nf the <-Itt". bra outgrown I lx
pve-ewt gnrwtorx that larger «¡Butera
be reaanfa. Tta> tea»« ou ttiu pru-wi l He Definitely Explain» to the
room in lb« ktreoi io Uvt)>b* t.|Hr.a
Guard the Oiler Me Will
aext fall and puopiu bavu »«unreei.d a
«rtlauue m liwarum at the pent, ttt.m but
Make in Regard to Mov -
it la prubMblu tlui« no ehiuigv will be
mg Hi* Factory.
made
Peatiuaeti-r Mid 'nrriaclt bra an vs-
U hi I jr (. at»ai Dw« JO *
KFlieat tilwa that will In all probability
▲
Hpwifi
of iho Eax«**
vayrted iuta ell«-«-*. Hl»« propneitUn
h* b» taawe the room «nMmpied by Ibe C»-«wat-retel tlua fa ofatad fw litte
C nutat grouery, Hext dierr lo tine port i erj«>fag at tbv aww club tawa«v few fate
ortlor, and cut big art'hwaye kaaSwvwi p irp>»K vf « MD-tetoriug thv p-voffa-ifarea
the two sense», Hutu d«rab4ug Hu <■' fato now wfaon and O’g.u factory
epaee to tee «wvupietl by the oftioe. file wbleh R M Uiwner fa preparing to
tmaiuere done now deraau-fa ttita nv- 1 move ft >m 4'«wanliits ** utal« d la la>a
Man. Thia would give a much larger a(r-faiog’. fa4'A«l>.
lobby to aiMouiHualate lira growde an«i I in an intwvww wih » rpw'.rr thia
j a erwnti Mr Urem»r >ad«i :
muon larger < ffiee ««sees.
‘Ibi« tvvulog I »1,1 pttnvol ia
In 0uuver«aH->M with a (I uahii re ­
po (er today, Pietuivi r MeVovnaeH a riling fa ike «nf.gaaw who lu-i-ailik«,
etated that in tbe part four y«rara Htu u<y prep.-NifaMi. It will tat, I m vtawt,
buainei“ of hie nflS -e bail more tu«a t,aa>tt.'.'iw yens pailtetafa late even­
doubled.
Bluae tbe inauguration of ing. 1 »«Mil I«» orvaoHM a famta cu»-
tbe tree mail «blivety eyetem tlweffieu l-ony tar.-. The ufaul« will »«want ta
baa been badly ar<»w«ie«i ar»«t larger oi «rat JSii.oiW or H0.4M. 4M th» I will
«1 uniter« must at wsne tee provl-ted. He , r-taafa th* Hi««j wttjr. Ttam I »Mitte
eaid that a« enmi aa the department I nu <v>> a p»rtw»H of tba tag I«Mory ft
Mr. Cramer
BANISHED TO
JACKSON COUNTY
High School Notes
bul Id i ng.
Now that tk» «reatina <>f
Uifa kuihtlug fa a a. rtaixly- it fa fat by
ad that II rteo»»Id be katlt oral haram»
to « mauaer that Will be a urtati» to
Eug. nr.
The High Mehotd ban enpestaMsidt a
remarliat fa gru wt h la tlm pip-t Ihm
year» auit fea» t*e»re than te-pl paw­
wit fe Ube a4vwauHMM«it vf ta» fat y.
Nu» tirât
fata rewir.-d Ito
tUKtafary al giving tin, .-vt.o<d faute.
qiMitwa It fa Mt by th«- Htasdrntu fatal
« tanww. » thing bat U m - befa,
Ruuewe bra* a High Svtoofa with aa
Hand a>»<nt of Cao4 »04 and «ill
Tteehor. of Co B. it A.stand, yvfa
tcrdaji r«»e» lute in iu» • K--vdre« J»- low
Mvvrta Tte e<*w»ny swoto nn>y 3k sm *
at tit KDinpm.it *ltCo A’a M end Ue
I ’e *t reaado teva- on Cte<M.aa»m dn> I
Tea- text I»OIv«I'.m.i -arov*-
reite«- fa
N ew Y ork , Dec 30.—On
day after tomorrow, New
A btlano w>». itt, >'V « *w>«nt J mh Apure»
Year's day, certain employees
a-v. Tte- paar navurd w<e« '«avwfay dvu- .
of the Standard Oil Company,
I a dvDK< «old l'M watvb ov v-vtaà n>
ite«« Urne.
all over the work!, will be put
on th« penaioa roll recently
A ww fruit w m pl-M I la C J
iooft^u«,
a« tin* urn
Mat id bv
‘ the
‘ ‘ heed officiala,
-
Thfa iti­
LANE COUNTY’S
ver.Uy tivn of the »tite it «Ijould give B.rhlte'a »alonn today.
LOGGING IN THE
Any employee reaching the t*i« eiiko< 1 ni'i-aasss-’datK'in-« aecond to ci -see* the floor »tac» Inside.
ageof sixty-four,after twenty-
PROBATE BUSINESS
WINTER TIME five years of active service, DOS'*.
To further thia purprmA tbe High
may retire on a one-fourth School atudeuls nae endeavoring fa >
-.-alary for life. This applies asoure tte» Intereat of all taxpayer« ol
Eugene. It la hoped that by the time
from the highest to the lowest of
the meeting on Jan. 2, 1903, each
Som« Stetisbes of th« Work Done
Boolh-Keiiy Co Taking Chane«» official, but is not retroactive. and every patriotic <i izan will have
by th« CeMtv Juda«
A considerable number of - ti.d I auffii-lent intern t nr-.uaed In the
Which No One Ehe
/ J.. K1 I win will
n. , 1 1 Ini...
> ., a . a r. r. ' <|uretion
....
e
•employees
take pensions
of the arsetion and choaing or
in 1902.
HAHPTON BROS
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»revreASm A
Iho « S .•« I» «.fem.nl/4 «.Iren.
Idle Moment!
WiM Take.
E ugene - O regon
Pension
Scheme.
Ot Eugene.
Eugens
i
,
Standard Oil Employee
■id un Cssh Capital SOO OOO
krolua
800,000
Room May Be
Doubted in the Near
U > a G Grò«« hi. resolved the pU' -i
hr bit nr-w hotel tn be located nu the
oort».-r of W ill «metta and Wwt Fi t 1
»I
T'b-v rteow the «••»Hatractu u
.and vu ion. d -tai« to be ot tke«4 cla-a
H lain V. A'I lb» llufatotag»', nw»ifa«hi /,
Be >. ..r,-t’ »•» to he ot «trita.» hl p. •
Standard Oil Pmw»n System
'<
We »rive a f«-W diraunslou* a- I
a< tinr>.l piaiiH -o that th. public may
Trainmen buttle With
resize that tbe budding fa to be au
Lone Highwayman.
al-«mil »flair.
ritta • are to ba three faortew I at« 4
6, Script» News A4.i«m«tttm
of hut t I > a» haw bava psMfabed. Tlia
W I Matite fare.» «de Is I > bave about
ax isvillb ,
Dec 30.
a OU-t.iot front aud the Filth Kan* m s
A
heavily armed
fa-S feet,
'1 her. fa tj be aa esybt-fa -t
boarded a pae-
porch es.ending tut the out lie oft -a
Louisville-
two trout ^<tas.
Twu reati» metraui- «
Nash
­
will he ptaevd, oos oe th» swam M 4
vue IwUf way down the WiUsuMtte
limits, at
-kwl treat w«>«sla ■ tas hall.
The
this morning.
„«Bee fa ta ta> âdl£M fe, L the din lag
In
attempt
rob the
re,«u 21a id and the av»-re<-e stae of tire
passengers
met with
bvrtrotHM« will be 12x14 fee*.
A fatal
at the
4> HMMate, exelu-Mve </ hs'hs atrd
tavitotfae, w:ll bo H h , I-fated. The mud*
who
him.
erti ituprevewieala iu h<*t aw fuea-ree
The
hvht ng, bae.'iaeat «--a yeuteevea, eie,
left
will be Imrtalted.
a trail
on the car
Tire new falle!, Wh lati fa to heafca-M
floor.
stravtare, w U evi« sfa HM »di tfa.
CaTvtTveV.r V Mv-Vortamt w«-i> taivv
Hermann’s Resignation.
auatiuenee« ih« «a iviug wf Ilia h»H-a
By Serlppa New. Aucclstien
a«-.
Tifa tafateintte »ow stamllttg «ratta. Int tutay, but
get at it the matter woulil r«ee1v< U rv.-falte *•>
W ashington
It could
«»>« bu«nteily nutre«* in aeetxin«« hm it threatening v»ii prevented-.
prompt atteiitioa.
It mi I
is
out
Binger Her­
w.re bai t wl'l« Uv*t » miw a't*r-.
bo 4.<ae a, seen as the weather p, r
"Tae par», evented tare will fee Iw« ih 14».
mann’s resignation^
­
boddiHga,
HUsllM te»t fa H »ef
i
General
¡ Iw» faweieu high. I h v« .n*C ttauigtel
Land Office will
be
­
anything afenai a li-tret». « , «not eaa he
till the latter part of |
m t aaged aft-er «-¿tour thirg • ». re fa’.«n-
d« <4 to,
• the tat-liM—* la Uw fa li» tere heeb
Mr
will
Big
Delegation
From
Eugene
Go
i
d-
ieg
fine (tee p-itfa j« «r. It fere dora
immediately there­
e» well ihta we eould i.< l yay H«)
Up
to
Have
a
Big
Time
after.
.ileutiaa ta ttee wtata-v«ta r<«tan um idi
This Afternoon.
«me atoek, re fret ita uar limited n»n- Lambert? Given New Location
Cuban Reciprocity Treaty.
el< i<«ry wuuld allow it tu b» Maaaufavt-
By judge Kincaid—Vis­
■eripp. News Auoclallun
Ilally (iu-ur-l Dtc 3S
»red, waa talte-w up lo Bll retail ordeva.
W ashington ,
30.—The There wae hug» delegation of jolly ‘ Thta fa Ike mau. reaauH 1 want ta
its Children.
opposition
rec­ Odd Follows wiiicb took ptw.age 1« etat-ng« taoifaferau—te give hm a «-tetero»
in the Senate Cottage Grove today to aaaisl la tin- 1« eruw an i exi-iutel. Yira people etH'in Jwtin 1 am hurt y thia afternoon corn.
It
­ I organisation of a brand new encaurp* I > im wurutef hearted here, lo . In Vluted auutiur uhapt ,r tn tils checker.
is
at that place this evening. They C -rvalll- there ha» ore’’ • •- '* of prej­ ered <>rrer In tills city. H» ha-, bean
ceded
1 if
ratified be­ ' mant
will have a huge time tow. Cottage udice tteid- fight ag-fa-rtU tire factory. umfar arrest shiceHaiurday on a charge
fore the
of January the i Grove is to be congratulated that ahe 1 l ite your town safa y-rar enttxprtae, of hisatvlty preferred by bls dlvorce.1
treaty
be
has Hitch a wise bunch to guide tteesu »Ml hope t-ralgtet fate «iieiA-ita a ill tak-e wife. H-tv esmirliiAtlon was commen­
does into,the my.teriea of the order. Among te- ild of the rautt-r and are Ctee it 4» ced yesterday atterrinoti aud OutDplete<l
Gaia HKWnlHg, He was found to tie
those who went up were the fol­ Vantage» ef my < tl-«r.w
conceal
as
gHTfcanly as»»» and r-all</usl ami there-
lowing ;
the
of
treaty.
faretiwt asufcject far tire KiHStie asylum.
J J Walton, M Hvarvutud, J H Me
Fifa ess'* wan as iMHivoal one. Tbe
Railroad-Coa! Combine Inquiry. Clung, John Uray, E K Mummey,
Chae
Littlefield, J
M William»,
fac e aw, Ire a<i«eye bis d+voreed alíe
By Berlppa News Association
bad family wbifa In t-ie city.
hicago Dec SO. The in­ Jack Poill, W M Grew», Dr Wteitann,
L « i-, Lu»t r Ih-vofaow, the ata yew
Jinhce Kineut« deo<i.da»«>i>esMfa far
J H Lamenu, J J Hinton, E J Him-
vestigation
­ mana, J I) Matlraitt, V H F rank ami W old H>a Ma H»td Yin, I tar»
LrenJ.orty «tul eet Hregewh-tireii shoos»
who Hndde ..n Blair nlrt'tt., died 1 stt
to
km fatue»Irunr- »«-.idMof Labesourity.
W Cinmaman.
fadurdny nt harnv.
M.dfar+1 vn .ire iretvcNnu
lusse.
the coal
Ttee f«r»H i ve h -Id thfa in-nwiwg
Lamberty w,r» tafani In bls fowiier
and mine operators
at 10 M.aeit fa th« hletbadod «-bureta,
fauw-«ml «Ifas-z.« fa see Ufa clHMl-eo,
the market
of
could
watealal by Dv B F Mowtawd.
J*-
wkn evh.d ptb-au-ly at Hrv pavthig.
be controlled,
this
k<mwit W«H nafate ta ltee 4*14 Feldman«'
M m LiMnbswy calnHy but Drmty bade
s MBUrvy.
The Hute Ury emtd Kfa
morning.
liim
mat IXT-UJy Hiuvti •aw
Munii interest han few« aruinuui fe
•ervive the < ti -s', of an oper.it-oas
gf
Attorney-General
bau rat-tei «Wit»
m* Wb w,.y
High Ruhrx.l <nrob«n fey Ite* «fueartat*
f- rxavd f >t app.-a-ttetii«.
mrutCl.
and personally a proper Mfr* tw lte«uev H gli Mhos«
C
WALTON A NSh»
L
Size •f Office
Opposition to Reciproc
ity Increasing-Pres­
ide nt Roosevelt
Anxious.
NEW HOTEL
THIS EVENING
Lester Severson's
A P. Nasi
W»ltep
TO BE LARGER
Dec
to the Cuban
iprocity treaty
iucre«T,sing.
is now con
„ha
not
1st
will
lost.
President Roosevelt
not
his anxiety
to
outcome
the
R HUGH E. PENLAND
E ookih
GEORGE GROSS’
CONSIDERED
given
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
KRBERT LEIGH
POSTOFFICE
, Dec 30—
that
Com
NEW LODGE FOR
missioner of the
not
pre
COTTAGE GROVE
sented
January.
Hermann
return to
Oregon
Muslin Underwear
Hosiery
Wrappers
Dressing Saques
Blankets
per 7th and Willani.tt. .treat«. Cb-enic
tMo and daformitiea a ; apecialty,
L «iy
^tendance.
THE CUBAN
TREATY
County Judge Kincaid in hlaOregon
The R<>oth-Kelly Lumber Company
Stete Journal CJuipIlea an rue ataliatica ia taking chaocaa this wln'ar In tbe
on the probate burinem Cranaaoted In matter of driving loga wbloh nobody
Lane county durlog tbe year 1902 a. heretofore ba. baen willing to take. It
follows:
bad a drive In the Mohawk, which waa
Number of persons examined for In.
turned Into tbe McKenale yesterday
•antty and committed to tbe Blate In­
and Is being driven to the Coburg mill,
sane A«ylum at aal -m, 10.
and as eoon ae tt 1« la complet'd it will
Numfar of children whose names .tart a big drive on Fa'I creek, t» be
were changed and who were given to brought down the Wil *matte to the
par«on« by adoption, 5.
Springfield mill.
Number of per<ons ad mi ted to citl-
Tbe running of logs In three etreama
m tbe wiater reae-m I. attended with
aanahlp,15.
Number of ord.n In probata made moob danger, wbi-b logger« heve
and eignsd, * S.
-•hoaeo heretofore to avoid.
Should
Num >r of estatre r fdeceased per«oo» haavy rains Isll aud suddenly reise the
| cloved l-y ----
final -ettle-nent K.
w.t-r t» flood-etege it would be almost
’
*-
e-.^riBC.
Xurnrr u- a I - of r. * 1 relate proper­ Im possible to boom the -og. at tbair
ly by • Seoul, re and felmtcletrator. tretlnatlon, tea I dee lauding many
• long tbe timber atirtlog tbe river. If
Were 0 ii firtwe«1.
A f»w e vil «re»., w re «tacid-d, order» no frrehet c >mee. however, ibe drive
frr put licsUon < f not lore fe> p»r»ona to own be meda ranch more ^»Ickly and
appear Io the ('.ron C □'< were made, • Itb l«ev axpanre than la the .unamvr,
guardl • al l W ’-«t, and var on.othai • nd toe oomper.y la w-lling fa take tbe
ml-eail n-.u-
uo', aud FroteV«
buaiLt»W wa. t. <
Something that is
unknown in our Store.
at once undvr this arrange- »»uiiai«e sit» for the new »chooi build
ment, though retirement from ln< v‘ pr*eU ,D
‘“'1 "P"*
_
>
• •
. I bia view..
die company’s «erpice is not The G cakii ha. already anununerd
compulsory.
the three localloti« eligible for tt.e ne *
State Board Heid Meeting.
The meeting of the officers of the
Oregon Christian Mlmimary Conven­
tion wm held last evening In the
parlore of the Christian church of Eu*
gene. There were present Preside nt
Albyn Esnoo, pastor of tbe Rodney
Avenue Christian «Lurch st Portland ;
Vloe^Previdant J A Bushnell, of Junc­
tion ; Orreepondlng Secretary J B
Lister, of Eugene; Treasurer, J H Mo
Galium, of Eugene, and Recording
Secretary G8O Humbert,ofUorvail a.
Tbe general field was looked over
sad varions
points to
be aided
by the b a rd in a financial way were
atte.ded fa. Preliminary pre pare tlona i
foe th« next convention were d»rue»nd. i
Tbe vleltlng geutlemeu returned t- j
i heir varions ta-aaea tbu a/ternouB.
building and It now real« w th th.
Eugene taxpayer» to determine wbelt ­
er or not thia building, treib In »rec
eel ion and location, .hall be a oredit to
•
our lowo.
I
Popolar Couple Married.
r
Dally Uuard Dvo
O
Tbe marriage of A J Ulllatle, tbr
popular aa.l.tant manager aud da>
'>p»tafar at tba H P dept t in thia city,
waa married t> Mlaa Nvttiv Willough­
by, also of Eugens, at tba Imperial
H-t-lln PortlApd yeeterday, Rev W H
Gilbert officiali ng.
gi be happy couiiv arrived In Eugen,
on U H afternoon’« tram and bave b>«r
racelvlng th« oongralulatlon« of their
many friend..;
Their marriage wan a pleasant aur-
prise
m»J «rlly of Eugene yeople.
These aro the days of inventory and reaiaug-
ment of utovk, Bargain Sales, Clearance Sales,
etc. We are in line on invoicing and Bar­
gain Sales and our Big Annual Clearance is
soon to follow. Wait for it—watch for it.
During the coming three week«, with few
exceptions, goods from cellar to garrot will
be sold at Bargain Prices. We do this to
make room for now goods. Come, join the
merry throng on the way to our Btore. A
bunch of bargains aro up to you.
We arc not on speaking
terms with dull days.
Frank E. Dunn
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