Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917, June 28, 1906, Image 2

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    C entral P oint H erald
L ancaster & PATTiaow, P ublishers
S. A- P attison , E ditor .
J. E. L ancaster , B usiness M anager
F. K. D euel , Vice-President
W R ..S . C row ell , President
F ir s t
N a tio n a l
Published Every Thursday.
Subscription price, $1.50 'per year, in
advance.
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fw la t, O r ., As aecaad
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1906.
ADVANCING VALUES
• r 1 'H E recent sale o f 10 acres of
orchard land at $525 per
acre, near Phoenix, in this coun­
ty, is an indication o f the rapid
advance in real estate values in
the Rogue river valley. One year
ago this same ten acre tract was
offered as a portion o f a 100 acre
tract—the other 90 acres not
being planted to trees, but equal­
ly good soil—for $75 per acre.
The tract was on the market for
several months and was offered
to men who were posted on land
values at that time. But there
were no takers at the price
quoted and the seller can con­
gratulate himself on having 90
acres o f fine fruit land, worth
from $100 to $150 an acre left,
at a cost to him, figured on the
basis o f his estimate o f values
one year ago, o f $25 per acre.
He made at least $9,000 by not
finding a buyer when be first
wanted to sell.
Had the buyer o f this ten acre
orchard been an unsophisticated
easterner» with more money than
experience in western fruit cul­
ture, it might have been said
that he paid more than the prop­
erty is worth; but when it is
known that G. A. Hoover, one o f
the best known orchardists in the
valley and who already owned a
100 acre orchard o f bearing and
very profitable trees adjoining
the tract in question, is the buy­
er, that charge will not be made.
The fact is that Rogue river
valley land, at the prices now
held, is a snap, and the people
who get in early will get the best
bargains.
The H er ald makes these state­
ments because it believes them.
It has no farm or fruit lands for
sale. It only wishes it had.
IMPURE FOOD
J. H. G A Y
DEALER IN
S tockholders ' L iability , $50,000 j
FAIR DEALING, SAFETY, SECURITY
W e do a conservative banking business. Always safe-guarding our customers’
interests equally with our own. W e S olicit Y our A ccount .
| D irectors :— W. S. Crowell, F. K. Deuel, E. V. Carter, Chas. Strang, Geo. W.
i
Dunn.
M. L. ALFORD, C ashier .
Fresh and Cured Meats
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Etc.
Yard on track near depot. Estimates furnished.
Let us figure on your lumber bill.
Y our P atronage I s S olicited
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
right, but in this case it seems
that the government is not so
great nor so powerful as some of
its citizens. The manufacturer
seems to be “ it,” and old Uncle
Sam, sitting idly by while his
nephews and neices are beings
filled up on coal tar extract prep­
arations, labeled as pure food
products, looks amazingly like
three dimes.
But perhaps President Roose­
velt will make things look differ- i
ent when he gets through.
Blacksmithing
Blacks!"
F. A . H A W K
G e n e r a l B la e k s m ith in c
B la c k f
Repair work o f all kinds.
Wood Turning and Scroll Work.
Horseshoeing and Wagon work
Cast Iron Brazing
CENTRAL POINT, OR.
Kitchen
East Pine Street
A. P. Gillett & Son
Central Point
SOUTHERN OREGON CHAUTAUQUA.!
A WORD TO THE F A R M E R -W h en you
come to Central Point call at the Kandy Kitchen
if you should be hungry. You can get a hot cup
o f coffee, butter and bread or cake for 10c and a
little better for 15c, and a good square meal for
25c. I f you want to take a lunch with ’you, such
as sandwiches, cakes and pies, you can g e t it
for from 10c to 25c. Canned lunch goods always
on hand. We also carry fresh bread and cakes
and pies o f all kinds.
A WORD TO THE BOYS AND G IRLS—
Young and old—Think o f it ! Ice cream and
cake, 10c; milk shake 5 c: ice cream soda, 5c.
Home made candies at from 15c to 25c per lb.
KXZ
P. J. Hicken
fourteenth Annual Session at Ashland, Ore­
gon, July 11-20.
Fine lectures,
concerts,
music,
schools.
Partial list o f speakers: j
Bishop Moore, Dr. Locke, Captain Jack
Crawford, Mrs. Geilow, Miss B elle1
Kearney, Prof. Baumgardt (science), ;
and Rosani, the famous juggler, Cali­
fornia Quintette club. Fine camping, i
Beautiful scenery. Make your plans to
come. Write for printed matter.
G. F. B illings , President, j
P rof . T. A. H ayes , Secretary.
Jeweler
GEO. BROWN
& SONS
■H-;- !..¡- l- ;- H - l- H - l- H - l- H - l-H - l-l- l- H - : -l- I- l- H - H - l-H - l-H "H "l I I ! | M - l- f
—
j Permanently located in JONES’ CASH
STORE, Central Point.
General
Merchandise
Central Point
Written guarantee on all work for 12
months. High grade watch repairing
j a specialty.
Gold, silver, steel and soft soldering
done successfully.
Orders taken for everything known in
the jew eler’ s line. Old gold andsilver
taken in exchange.
Livery Stables
Morti IN CONNECTION
;;
Shorty Williams, Prop.
Fast Horses, First-class Rigs, areful. Experienced Drivers.
Dally Stage to Eagle Point.
Special attention to Commercial Men.
Send t h e H e r a l d to your friends.
Best Quality o f
Goods. Lowest
Prices.
Sealed Bids
is
hereby
g iv e n j
that I, D. H. Miller, treasurer |
o f Jackson county, Oregon, will, j
on or before July 14, 1906, receive
Highest Prices Paid for Farm
sealed bids for twelve $1000 five (5) |
Products.
per cent bonds issued account School |
District No. 6, Central Point, Jackson ,
P osts and S hakes for S ale
county, Oregon, the bids for .bonds to
be opened July 14, 1906, at 9 o ’ cloch a.
EAGLE POINT, OR.
m. The bonds to be awarded to the
highest bidder and each bid to be a c - 1
companied by a certified check in the
sum o f $500, to be wholly forfeited if I
successful bidder shall fail to purchase, j
For conditions o f bonds address School i
Clerk District No. 6, Central Point, f
Jackson County, Oregon.
D. H MILLER,
County Treasurer Jackson County. :: A L L TH E N E W
o t ic e
N
E. E. SCUDDER
Hote and Peed Stable
J. W . Jacobs & Co.
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Manufacturers o f all classes of
PRICES REASONABLE
EAGLE POINT
M a r b le a n d G r a n ite
C e m e t e r y W o r lc
OREGON
Our Granite Quarries, near Central Point, are
the finest on the Coast. Electric polishing
machines in our local factory. Iron fencing.
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Designs furnished
or will manufa-
cure from private
drawings.
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CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
7-dll
Spring Styles
Pure prepared Paint and Pure Lin­
seed Qil at Leever’ s. Get prices before
painting,
4-26
C
IN H A TS, FRESH F R O M
TH E L A T E ST BLO CK S
P R O F E S S IO N A L
entral
P
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P
harm acy
M A R Y A . M E E . P roprietor
PEARS AND BUFF MIXTURES PREVAIL
DR.
PLEASAN TS
C e n tra l P o in t , O re g o n
Remember,
Direct from
L W e Buy Our
made irony time to
R EPORTS
£jme by government ex­
H - l-l M -H - M - »
E. A . FORD, P rop .
M e d fo r d , O r e g o n
' P aid U p C apital , $25,000
An independent local newspaper
devoted to the interests o f Central
Point and the Rogue River Valley.
Bank
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Central Point M arket t
\VM. W. P . HOLT, M. D.
j..
Physician uml Surgeon
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the F a c r o r y ; ;
“N uff Ced.”
Pure Fresh Drugs and Medicines
EAGLE POINT, OREGON
pert« who have ibeen appointed
to investigate alleged adultera­
y / e have the only band initial machine in Medford.
tions o f foodstuffs exposed for
M RS. M A R Y A SH U R S T i f
sale in all cities and towns o f the
country show a most appalling
— Teacher o f —
state o f affairs along that line.
P ia n o n a d O rg a n
Not only are the packinghouse
products o f the meat trust shown
Inquire of Pleasants’ Hotel.
to be inexpressably filthy and
J
nauseating but it appears that
When in the city give me a call. You will find my goods first-
practically every manufactured Old Reliable Barber Shop f
MEDFORD, OREGON.
class and my prices reasonable.
or prepared article o f food is far
GLENN OWEN. PRor.
from being either pure, as repre­
sented by the label, or whole­
Sleek Shdves and
some as an article o f diet. But­
Hdndsome
Haircuts
ter, coffee, tea, fruit butters,
J. C. W il s o n
OREGON
E. C hapman CENTRAL POINT
popper, spices, are said by these
(Old Boswell Stand)
men to contain adulterations
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
often poisonous, and in nearly
all cases deleterious to the human
■i- i- l- I- l- i- i- K - l-S- M - l- l- l- l- i- l- l- l-M - l- l- l- •H-l-1"!'! ' H - I M H -M -H 1 I M i 1 1 1'- ■
system, and pne expert, who has
recently been pursuing his in -:
vestigations in a city o f the mid­
C o n t r a c t o r s a n d B u i ld e r s
Stone and Brick Mason
dle west, goes so far as to make
Carpentry and Joining in all its branches
the assertion that one-half o f th e;
Well and Hue Work
deaths in the country are caused
directly or indirectly by adulter­ BRICK FLUES BUILT
! Estimates Furnished.
CENTRAL POINT, OR.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
DEALER IN
ated foods.
CENTRAL POINT, OR.
And yet the great body o f
HARDWARE. FARM
American citizens are prone to<
c ig a r s , t o b a c c q s
¡j
boast o f their high degree o f
IMLEMENTS. ETC.
civilization, o f the wonderful
:: &
c o n f e c t io n e r y : :
progress o f their country during
the past half century, and o f | \ New and Second hand Furniture ’ )
Bought and Sold
what a powerful fellow their Un­
:: ICE CREAM AND SODA Ü
cle Samuel is.
Food adulteration is a result o f
LUNCH GOODS
and
the commercial spirit o f the
l
Hickory W agons, Buggies and Farm !
times. It is resorted to by one
un*:ru> ulous manufacturer be­ • • I also carry a fine lot o f Confcc-
Implements.
EA(i.Z POINT OREGON
Eagle Point. Oregon
cause there is ' money in it,” and I tionery. Cigars and Tobacco and
his competitor is forced to resort \ \ receive the finest Bread and Pas-
CENTRAL POINT, *
EG ON
to the same methods or go out o f • > try in the valley every day.
business. The United States is ; ; M ain S t . - - - - C entral P oint
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*-U> greatest nation on earth, all
Druggists* Sundries, Toilet Articles, Stationery
"The Toggery”
Books, Etc.
.... .
H atters and M'en's Outfitters
A . M. Lammey
ils o n
<Sc C ^ ^ s p n i c i H
J. H. CARLTON :: il H. W a tk in s jj
F. H. W E B B
H. W A R N E R & SON
Lumber, Doors, W indow s, :: jj Propric'ory Medklnes,
Building
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Hardware, O l d * *
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