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VOL. 81.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
GOOD VALUES
Ladies' Suits Skirts.
Also Walking
Skirts. We
Desire to reduce
our Stock in This
Department,
fits Guaranteed.
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French
Flannel
Waisting
for 35c per
yard.
Ladies' Coats
1-2 Price.
HAMPTON BROS
Did you ever use
Trophy Baking Powder?
If cot, try one can. See if it is not
better than any other you ever used.
We positively guarantee its quality.
Customers using it say TROPHY is
the superior of all others. Sold only by
GEO. T. HALL & SON.
Bonboniere Bakery
Notice
.j1 ' In the bakery business at No 640 8 Willamette f treet,
'Wmnood muy people know, ibBnkj for their patrouage.
y MMnsu ti ti make a flrst-olass artlcN, charge a reasonable
woeind trut my ou"tomers oourteouely. If my goods are ngj
Fai reprweot-d, bring theui baok and. tbe mon
""My refunded.
TdeAfa and
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F. B. DUNN.
SUCCESSOR TO DUNN BROS-
educing Stock
Counti
Bargains in Groceries, Feed,
Craniteware, etc, this month
;iy afford rj mio"them
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EUGENE, OREGON, JANUARY 21 1903
WEDNESDAY EVENING
1
ancc Sale PriceVl
In Every Department
:'Hr. Clearance Sale is now on-This
rW i ?lany "good things" wa'-J.orvil., U
W 81D" V
VA.i-r Wo wish to close nut vita onf Ira
MINGS ,8t?ckilithe noxt 30 W-odd
l5f Vj iot? and 8ize8 will be solUt a loss
u I Q before we will inrrv tl,A
,0iJr 12 H glovea wiu be Placed atc pr
17? i -1 gloves wil1 b Pced at X. r
Okid gloves will be placed at li r
gland's At Newland1
ATLANTIC
HURRICANE
Dig canine inip on
Reef off New Jersey
Coast.
Senator Piatt of New York Rt.
elected Colonel Lynch on
Trial for Treason to
British Government.
Bf gerlppi Hews Auool.ilon
London, Jan 21, Colonel
Lynch, the Irish member of
parliament for Gal way, who
resigned his seat inthatbodv
ana accepted a commission
in the isoer army to fight
against the British, then re
turned to Great Britain, when
he was arrested, was placed
on trial this morning for
treason.
The ijroceedings are beine
held in the Royal Law Courts
of this city.
A Chicago Fire.
Bj Sorlpp. News Auool.tloa
Chicago, Jan 21. A fire
in a fashionable apartment
house early this morning
imperilled the lives of sixty
persons.
A woman who lumped
from the third story was
fatally injured. The loss
will reach sixty thousand
do!lai8.
New York' Boss.
By If ertpps New I Allocution
Albany, N Y, Jan 21.
Thomas C Piatt was reelected
to succeed himaelf as United
States senator at the joint
session of the New York
legislature today.
A Milwauk" BJ-
By ScrippBi"! AHOClAtlOTI
Milwaukee. Wis. Jan 21.
The German Grocery Com
pany's wa"oh0US8 wa8 .da"
ot.oyod by fire this morning.
The loss will reach seventy-
five thousand dollars.
Warehouse Organization.
Bf Serlppl N.wi Auoolitloa
Chicago, Jan 21. Tho
warehouse men and freight
handlers throughout the
United States, Canada and
Mexico, are to be oreauized
icto a union to be called the
International Freight-Handlers
and Warehousemen's
Association.
Wreck and Loss of Life.
ly 8orlpt Vnn AhmUHou .
Atlantic City, N J, Jan.
21. A terrific hurricane
raged along the coast all last
night.
A big square-rigged snip
went on the reef twenty miles
east of here early last night.
The life saving station made
fruitless attempts all through
the night to reach the ship.
With daylight this morn
ing there is no sign of life
aboard. All are believed to
have been lost.
The name of the ship can
not be ascertained.
CAPITAL CITY COR-RESPONDENCE
How Senatorial Fight Carried On
Fair Appropriation Bill Had
Opponents in House.
IpeoUl CorreipondeDCd.
Balkm, Jbo 20. Tbe oonslderatloD
of the appropriation bill for tbe 19'.6
fair In tbe house today brought out
a warm dlteuulon. An amendneDI
to the Motion of the bill appropriates
$500,000 for the enterprlH. eought to
hainpor and in fact partnlly kill the
meaiture, and Darey of Marion, with
Jones of Linonln, made arguments In
behalf of the original bill. Ganlt
(poke galnsl the appropriation. W bll
tbe uiiouiruous vote ly fthloh the hill
was favorably reported buck to the
hoase was not regarded an a test of the
length of iH support on Dual pannage,
still It was here conceded tb.it the
measure would pass, as It did la'er In
thedsy by an almot nnanlmous vote.
SENATORIAL
CONTEST
The vote for eeuatnr bas eleared np
some point and darkened oilir.
Tbe Democrat io element will no doubt
take no part in electing a Republioau
to the United States senate from Ore
gon, all repotU to the contrary not
withstanding. Fulton bus materially
gtined votes lately and In due time
theee will show themselves. It seems
sure that at least (iiny-tv.o votes are
for the Clotiop candidate,
Malarkley of Multnomah, Gallo
way of Yamhill, and Duvey of Marion,
have ei i tared the arena as orators of
the fltHt qna'ity.
Nearly two hundred hill have been
lutruduoid In the house ali ne, and ibe
lik's dek ii pretty well' Dili d up
with bUHttipss. With the elllciulH
ohl-fo eiks who u Vd this work to
perform, no mistakes occur and the
work of liwmaking g"es ou upsce.
J H Mi'Clung Ib do rg huslnes'i in
ijjlem this week. ,
J rimes Homenway, of.Oottage Grove,
as teen in Balem Friday.
O H B'iker,. of Euxene, le iu the
oily.
W A Wann, the Insurance mr, of
Eugene, shook hands with (?al-ru
friends yesterday.
B B Enkln, the bMiker, looked up
the floannlal sratus of tbe Btate oapltal
for tbe past few days.
HOP PRICES ARE
AGAIN CLIMBING
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Many Sales Made at 27 Cents
Thirty Cent Market In Sight,
Maybe Forly Cents.
Poutlamd, Jan 10 -The ho market
bowed additional strength today, and
prices again show an upward teodeney.
A number of sales were made yester
day of lair-alied i ns at 37 oente a
pound. Borne ef the brokers, In erder
to get the ohoicsst stooks, are now of
firing 27) esnte a pound. There Is very
little doubt now that bop prloss will go
ip to SO oents and even above that
figure. Even 40 cents e pouud Is predicted.
Presedent Boardman Resigns.
President II L Hotrdmau of Mo
Mlonvilie College.his reslgned.lhe ree
IgnatloD to take efl-ot at lbs eud of the
present college year. He was form-rly
pastor of tbe Eugene Baptist ohuroh
n I bas many frlemls her
Senate and House Voted
for Senator in Joint
Session Today.
Fulton Gained Three Votes From
Yesterday's Ballot-Geer
Lost Two.
Qiird Cpealil Serrlee.
Salkm, Jan 21. The House
of Representatives and Senate
of the Oregon legislature met
in joint session for the first
time today, as provided for
by the state constitution to
ballot for a Unitod States
senator.
Representative Eddy of
Tillamook placed State Sena
tor ?ulton of Clatsop in
nomination.
Senator Mulkey of Polk
placed ex-governor Geer in
nomination.
The joint ballot resulted:
Fulton 31
Geer 18
Wood (Democrat) 17
Scattering Republicans, ..21
Senator Fulton gained
three votes from yesterday,
Eddy of Tillamook and Yam
hill, Huntley of Clackamas,
Webster, Clackamas.
Geer lost two votes from
yesterday's ballot. '
THE CONTRACT LET
THIS MORNING
The Register Will Print the Pam
phlets for the Real Estate
Exchange.
The Real Ei-ttte Exohang this
morning opened bids for the prlntlnn
of 60,000 pumpbleta advertising tills
section In the East.
V O Yoreu bid $086 ami the BeglBler
H433. The Guard did not put Iu a
bid. Work will oommenue on the
pamphlets Immediately. They are to
be 32 pages with a four-page oovor,
without advertisements of looal Arms.
Tbe cute are of fine views, and art fur
olsbed by tbe ezohange.
Mote and Comment.
Tbe death of Congressman Touguo is
bringing mine Lane county psopla to
tbe front, also some that have wide
acquaintance litre. Among ttoe
mentioned as possibilities to fill tbe
vacant seat are A O Woodoosk and L
T Harris, of Eugene) Judge Fullerton,
or Rose burg, and W I Vawter, of
Grant's Pass. These on tbe Rspubll
oan side of tbe fenor. Then E A
Reams, uf Jacksonville, the bright
young attornoy, is mentioned for the
empty Deaaoeratlo honor. It will be
remembered that Reams married Miss
Edith Tongus.daughter of the late em
tresbnian for wbote vaoant eeeil a
sucoeraor le being hunted.
e
Of aourse It has been noted that Rep
resentatives Bhetley and Bd wards did
not sutler In tbe matter of oomniltue
lartgnments through having "a friend
la oourl" their oul'.eaitue, L T Harrlt,
In the spanker's ohr.
Already two very successful sales
have been held this week
at FRANK E. DUNN'S
Big Store and the next will be
43c Dress Goods
Friday, January 23d.
Not ?1..50 and $2 00 patterns but thav're 50c and T jc retailors and good
values at that prVje. About 25 different styles, all wool and nobby
pinrus too, will be thrown out to you at 43 cents f r one day only w:.
no limit to yardage. See window display. . " '
It's your ow
fault if you dL.
iv e
pney.
Furniture .
Company.
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gh Our Stock
"ids, which we are determined
h I h-.e odds and ends will be
aure their speedy departure.
Domestic Department 1:1 lMa dopwtmsnt we imve too
niny Outing Flannola, too
many Flarinellette', too many Blankets, etc.
All our 10j and 12Jo Flanuellottes at. 8o
Alt our 100 and lijo O uting Flannels at 90
All our oottonand wool blankets reduced 25 per cent
We have 25 pieces 18 iuoh crash, well worth 12J centi
durlug this esle 7J0
Ladies' Garment
Department
JLiVlI.e' Pettlnnnti sell 04 ff v
up to $4.00 ho at this TJ Ml
Bale at Ksew
L.VHOS' Tatlor Made Hult4-ll our J2O.00, 122,80, Bud
I15.aieu.le for $ I O.OO
$18.60 suite at $7. BO 110.00 suue at $5.00
Misses' Suits age 6 to 18,.old np to J3.80 f t 9flc
About 60 Children's Oapea and Goats, worth np to M.OO
durlug this salH .7,... 750
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMEN T-Wbat la left of
our 60 oeo tBo fa Cuililaus ,
28o
All Our FURS Continue to sell at
HALF PRICE.
S H Friendly
The cliange is made
W. M. GREEN,
Successor to
J. U. Green & Son.
' Hazelwood Restaurant
AND Bakery. j
Confections, Cigars, Lunch Goods. Everything .,
rirst ciass. i
X Hayward & Ahsbki&r
X J
Uur Next Attraction S1"
bant'f in the ahoo department.
Inter.
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