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THE ECOEVE DAIIY tiFAnn. 'THIV. FKnPrllV 1. inn 7t J tTTST Y .EOOEIIE pj, The OLIVER ft8&L LL B 8 L .( IT wi tit kJ 1 i PUBLIC 1CH00L PUPILS rrv -c"V ;-i r? rm - i v The following letters from school will gladly furnish you literature uu cnnaren la irieuas c,asi were niusvn inn suojeci. as prize winners by the Board of With kindest regards to all. I ? Jiff B m i Governors: IMP 'mm Chi kreage! IT ip " in an partes 01 ta cxty rsanHomi&UiwiCo WNCEMENT h. j(,-i3S', J... . Ti&fe'f -V:v;:-'.y H IM aV BM We have in our safe, in envelope, the last line of && . appears below. The line one rhyming with "ale." We vnM ,-,.,- ..Jf .pound Chirardelli's Cocoa can full of silver dnllnr. (Q f the person who correctly supplies the missing line. One Derson mar send mm many solution. ik.w ,:.k . : i- - . . COr rCCl ainwci inn w wss sis any iuihi, . k. : k. . b.ck of a label taken from any size can of ! C ?1C,IU' J,oun student at Yale ! Chirardelli's Cocoa. An.weri muit be 'nea mailed on or before March 15, plainly d- ! J?. r..ed to CHIRARDELLI S CONTEST Dt- PARTMENT, 20 MONTGOMERY STREET, ! SAN FRANCISCO. Here'a the "Limerick")G- (Lcm 'Than a Cent a Cup) Is made with scrupulous, conscientious care and old fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No Cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer sells and recommends it. Acreage! j Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, 2l2 ' miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. mm 3 and 4 Beckwith Bld G0N HOME & LAND CO.1? Kooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank cres with new S-room house aih barn, good 'nit orchard and running water, 100 acres in gram, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre rf!?1 new house barn, close to s:hool on good P1td road, ori.-, ft 1 Ann 'Acta'with : .... j u. 7. ""I rjvcmcnis KOOO soil auu t ah -deal pUce. $30 per acre. . , Aoby, r. rmil ,wisl,es to announce that he lEw.the GROCERY stock of B n & Co., located at 55 east oth St.. has . A. and r.b..! at a1' times the best brands of . n d V Fl-0VR and Feed- We have our 5f'Jffl?tlVer' wagon and a goods delivered SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH FfAY a AIM TO PLEASE o 52 East. V; ' 1 IV HO "2. "3're eg 9lh S'rea US i sealed kix' witnessed tn "i.mW. lr" wkik has six word. id end. in uisin ii no umiu ina r : ,0. "'engthen him.elf upon ale. ; "College Widow." out, Riddo. ! .....! Extraordinary Attraction for this week Valentines lc to $3.50 the most, unique di play l i town SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book St-ore C. K. Mur.ro 9 T. W. Munroe HOUSEFURNISHINGS We now have the most complete line of stoves in Eugene Bids and Bedding:, Rugs and Matting, Shelf Hardware and cuttelry 67 W. Eighth SLi tJJ!U. .... OKtGJi POSITIVE CURE. For InQftmmftUon or OsUrrh of tb lllftddsr nd DImm4 Kldnar. No oar do pt. Oarrc quickly maA rrma DBtlr ftll ITntrl DiMMM Of tb CMkatt Organ. Ab olaMlr lwniilM. Bold by dniillsta. Price $1.00, or b mail. pMtpftld, or IhrM boi f.1 75. Ai!lr-Mft, THI 8ANTALWR!HCBH IIEl.Lt rflNTAlJfK Sold by W. U DK LA.VO. Druggist J. W. BARRINGER Expert housemover Moves anything. Twenty-hv years experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 J . Eucene. Oregon The ESMOND HOTEL OSCAR ANDERSON, Mgr. . Rates Europt an Plan 50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Frre Bus to and from all trains Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, . OfT?on Willi? ms Co. Trensfcr Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR iALE 504 Willamette SU uge, Oregoo, Phona Ulack 11 " j HALL &. iHUMWAY,' Plumbing no aewar work, j Also general Jol blng In tin and iheet Iron work. lruo wotk ' proD.p i'.:i 1 1 1 1 j Carry a full line of plumbing Rjtnres Phnna Black 171 4 Willamette it. I HOWER & WOOD (, Ktnte mid TIiiiImt Lamia Hniiili, l'rm and City I'topcrty inur uiii"iini."e i.icuiiliy miliricd. Ilwim 1, out Kirit Nat. Hank li bcott's Santa Fourth (Jnule First Vrm Eune. Or., Jan. 28, 190S. DEAR AUNT I ,Vnl,h, urnuM rt Irnnw .hi. h.. lif.io nitv an n. nth In . th(. Knav ntlV ' Ii V. ;, .. ,'.. i u nas ten cnuri'nes nuu fipui schools, but best of all, we 'have no saloon:. ' We are havlnc the most beautiful flowers, roses, pinks end violets. One of my friends picked ripe straw berries on January 22d. In our gar den the lettuce Is large enough to eat. J We have not had one flake of snow this winter, and tho lllllos on the hills are In bud. The shade trees In Eugene are beautlfel. We have a public library, an all night street ear system and an eld Eugene is surrounded by low hills and is situated on the wet side of . ... - . . the Willamette river, which furnish es abundant water power. If vnn tvlch In 1nr.w mnrA ohmtt Eugene, write to the Eugene Com-; merc'.al Tlub for literature. If vou do not expect to come please hand this letter to some one else. Second I'rlze. Ei.eene. Ore.. Jan. 27. 190S. .... ...-o. jiy nppr r riena: While you are freezing and look ing out oh a drift f snow, we are gating on a bed of flowers. Eugene ls called "The City of Homes. " and Is situated on the west side of t-e Willamette river and In ihe beauflful Willamette Vallev. Eiiee has fine schools, church es, buildings and a beautiful Car negie library. v Daisies, pansies, , roses, and other kinds of flowers bloom all tho yenrj January. The rnhlns. bluebirds and to school, especially when the wenlh various other kinds of birds live here j " ls 80 see nd stormy I can eas th year round. ! "y Kvmpathize- with you, for I had to Eugene has a warm, mo.lst climate. no mosqultos and no saloons If you are thinking of coming, please write to the Eugene Commer cial Club for literature. If not, nlnse hand this letter to some one else. SMfc Grade 1st I'Htc. Eugene, Ore.. Jan. 28, 1908. Dear Cousin Florence: I will wlte yon a few lines about Eugene. We are living In one of the nrettlest cities on the const. Eugene Is an Important educational center, the home of the State University, a Divinity school, three public and onecome fronl tne Easti and she 8airt that high school, with ton fine churches. , Bn0 would nevor g0 back tnere l0 Mve It is a city of fine homes, surround-1 We have qllte a fow nOWOra. Our ed by beautiful shade trees, also , roses are j118t beautiful. They are uuauLiiiii jnrus wi,n uowcrs in uiuiiin ; bloomiiifr fine. I will send you a bon every month of the year. We nrenll()t ,., nr ,),,,. Ahv. Tho mini still uBlng veRetabies from the Ror-i,ller9 al. very pleasant. It never den, which mUht seem strange to ourr 8t0rnis out here. I have not aeen a eastern friends. j cyclone since 1 came here, and It was e nave a ueauimii cnmaie won no winds or hard storms, we would De giaa to nave you come ana see our beautiful city and test our fine climate. If you want any further Information about our country, write to the Eugene Commercial Club. Second lrlxi. Eugene, Ore., Jan. 28, 190S. Dear Sir: Dear Me! I feel sorry for you poor folks In Indiana this beautiful spring morning, that Is, spring morn ing In Oregon. The birds, especially the larks, robins and black birds, are singing merrily while the flowers are blooming profusely. The roses and violets have been blooming all winter, and now the daffodils and crocuses are showing their colorB, and I almost forgot to say that the "Oregon Hen" keeps up a cheerfiil cackle meanwhile. We shall soon exnect a visit from yon, with a view to locating. You iwlll remember that when yon were here, we took you to the station In tho "flnn llrtaa 3hnt- " I, tit nnw ....... ..... can rurniKh you with si-eet cars and aved streets. We don't promise to furnish you wllh a great number of sick people, but ynu will prilmlily find rnough to keep th" wolf frnm jyonr dour and not freez your ears 'and- toes In going to vllt them. I ; heve nCver osperlenred the Indiana j winter, but from what I have heard,; j I Imagine that If I were then), I I wouldn't want to wear a while dress1 to school as I did this morning. It ; was so spring like, that mamma had, ;to remind me that It was too early , ior summer eiomes. : prize. Sixth gride -Frances (l.'ir- j Now if you like more solid Infor- rett; first prize; Ksther C. Humphrey, nation about our beautiful Wlllam- second prize. KigiHh grade John ette Valley (and Eugene In partlcu- Abel, first prize; Lola Stewart, sec 1 larl the Eugene Commercial Club ond prize. The Jumping Off IMnrn "Consumption had me In Us grasp, and 1 had almost reached tho jump ing off place when I was advised to try Dr. King's New Dlsovery. I want to say right now It saved my life. Im provement began with the first bot tle and after taking one dozen bottles I was a well and happy man again." says George Moore, of Orltnesland, N. C. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs, and for preventing pneumonia New Discovery Is supreme. 60c and (1 at W. A. Kuykendall's drug Btore. Trial bottle free. I j GASOLINE WOOD HAWING W. G. Whltn t. prepared to saw , your wood on short notice. Phone Dlack 4.1fil. Residence, MS West Sixth street. A tiu biilldi-r. fb-sh producer, brines health and han;ilnes Inri the system. That's what llolllster's Mucky MiOntnln T:i has done fur millions, 'Twill do the name for you. 3")C, tea ur tablets. Linu Drug Company. KluMth imli-, Tlrst ril7f. Kup;i'ni'. Ore., Jan. 13, 190S. Hoar Harold: r.imfUtt I1U8 SO UlUl'll IHCirH U1HU fulfilled ogr exiPctatlons that tell you a little about the .l Whnn we road about the d snows and cold weather ynu nr" h" ln, wo just wish we could send you a few of the fine d'l.vs of Oregon. Talk about winter! You wouldn't If you were here. Who ever henrrt of roses and violets bloonilns In win ter? And that. Is exactly what, we have now. To prove It I will imsui a sample on my letter, for yon knuwi "seeina; is believlni;." and It is hurl to believe such tels. Hut tHe won'-i fr 13 11,8 0,,1' 8"01 fpaturo we havo her Ilesides the three public schools we have a high school with mor than three hundred pupils enrolled. An(1 "'e "tandard In the hlKh school ls 80 hiK!l that their graduates can onto,, tha lTtil-nt.tt' rtf tlraimn tho enter the University of Oregon, the lies' in the state, and it Is right here iU EugCnC, t00. lh" Willamette river runs right P"st Etig-ne. and abounds with fls!i J,,s' waiting to be pulled out. ' , Eugeno Is the second city In sbe ; in Oregon, containing, like Duquesne, a Carnegie library. ; I wish that you would come out J1"9- " ,s llLe bfs ,,,lce. '" the i United States. For Information con- United States. For information con cernnig Eugene, write to our enter prising Eugene Commercial Club. Hoping that you will take my ad vice and come out here, I remain. Second l'ride. Eugene, Or., Jan. 2S, 190S. Dear Cousin Qulnn: Your letter came to our home Just about a week ago, and I was very glad to hear from you and our old home. It Is too bad that you have to walk V. B.h Vif ; but It is altogether, different ou,t here. This morning when I went to school the sun was shining and It has been a very nice day. You had better come out hero and Lllve. I will assure you a fine time. While you are freezing back tnero, we are going about with short sleeves arid hare heads. I can't remember the time when I have worn a hat or cap to school. This morning I went out In our flower garden, and I picked the sweetest bouquet of violets and took them to a sick lady who had Just follr yt,ar8 tne 4tn o December, hut i can remember the time that we ,..r blown nwav when I lived bnck I there. I do not think I ever Intend to ! i,Ve Knirene that ls. to live: 1 do wish you would try and get your folks to come out here. I know they would certainly enjoy the climate and also the beautiful Willamette valley. They raise so much fruit In this valley, more than In any other part of Oregon, and It Is good, too. Do you have atreot cars now? We have, but they have not got the line finished yet; It will be real nice when It Is all finished. It only runs from the depot to tho University, but they are going to connect lines with Port land and Salem and Beveral other town:!. Kugeno has also nine or ten churches, a State University, one high j school, a Divinity School, three pub- ic schools, two hoHiiltals (and thev are going to build a new denoH. a woolen mill, a cannery, two or three snw mills, a planing mill, a flour ...ill ...... i.-i ...n ..i 1... I null, i-Ai imifi lllllt, I lll'lll Hill n Ul nit, I a knife factory, four banks and a' snap Tactory. Now, Qulnn, If you could get your rolliH lo nimo out hoiv.lcll them lo write to the Ku- gone Commercial Club, and thev will ti ll Ibnni all about the resources of our city and community. Well, I will close for thlH time. . . ' The winners of the above letters! are ni: follows: j KouTtli grade Claire Warner. first prize; Beatrice I'ogue, second "TA.VI'AYI'I'" ASKS SI PT. ALDERMAN Ol KNTIO.VH Eugene, Feb. I I, 1H08. Mr. Editor: 1 would like to ask Professor Alderman If he thinks a woman should not pay 13 a year out of her own money for her own lints, but should donate a part, or all of that amount to educate at a high school tho child of some one else? I will not raise any argument as to whether a man has a right to spend any portion of his own money for to bacco or liquor. I would like to sug gest, however, that a person does not appreciate very highly that which costa them nothing, and reucat the homely old saying that "every tub anould stand on Its own bottom." Take the high school students as a rule and they need to be taught some, thing that does not seem to be In cluded In their curriculum. If t h y have to earn their own way through high school their education will do them more good and they will have l s of the "Smart Alec" about tlieni than If the taxpayers are further bur dened to pay It for them. TAXPAYEIt. the healthy woman; strong men tally mill physically, whose iitnlii. tiott nnil nuifviictii:' lntltii'iico urge men to ilccils of trianilcnv mul hero ism T stall women are iill-nowci fnl. W'cuk, pick mul niting women have little ambition; Iheii ownlrou Mi x occupy all their thonnht.s. They dwell upon their pains, sutler from nervousness anil lieailaches ; ofler are extremely melancholy, anil avoid society. For thirty years LYDIA EaPINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND has been Having women from tlik awful condition. Mm. Louise Jung, of 332 Chestnut St, Detroit Mich., writes: I suffered from a very severe fomalf lrenkneKS for long time. Lydia K, Pinkharu's Vegetable Compound, re stored my health. 1 hope it willdoothei women an much (rood aa it has me Mrs. Emma Vheaton, of Vienna. W. Va writes to Jlrs. liiikham : lI was a walking shadow. My bus bnnd insisted upon my writing to you and trying Tytya E. IMokhnm's Vege table Componmt, which I did. It re lic red all my pains and misery, and mane ot me a Tery a.ircrent woman. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lvdia E. rink ham's Vegetable Compound, niado from roots ami herbs, has lieen the standard remedy for female ills, and has posit ively cured thousandsot women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, irregularities, periodic pains, DacKaene, mat ueamiK-uown n-m ni(f, dizziness, or nervous pros tration. V by don t vou try it. r Mrs. Pinklium, at Lynn, Muss., Invites nil sick women to write her for uuvice. Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's A nuro, autlsop. tie 'loilel i'owdnr fur infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed, ltenuers an excel, lent complexion Btid keeps I lie skin clear, soft and velvety. Relieves skin irritation and should tie used freely after bath ing and shaving, giving a delight ful and refreshinL effect. At deal ers or by mail, 26 cents Box. Pro pared by FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, Proprietor of GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM rOH BALM AMD BBCOMHEHDrD DT HTANLKY'8. (112 Willamette Ml. - - - Eugene IfliNGrSto DANDRUFFAND a. st are but outward slgns'ol theevll done In secret by myriads ol dan. draff terms sapping the life blood of the balr.t Micro kills (be para site, soothes the itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops it falling out. (A single application gtves relief aod proves Its worth, Save your biir before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It Is a delightful dressing for the bitr, free from grease imt sticky oils. 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