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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1906)
CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY AUGUST Si, ltwo. C e n t r a l P oint H er a ld L ancaster & P attison , P ublishers Æ c i' jg M \ 3 1r■ in n i l nid 1 1 1 n i a i S. A. P attison , E ditor . J. E. L ancaster , B usiness M anager An independent local newspaper devoted to the interests of Central Point and the Rogue River Valley. Published Every Thursday. Subscription price, $1.50 per year, ii advance. R - r? 1/ Central Point Market ü a iiK OF MEDFORD Cash Capita!. S 50.000 • H -ll-I I 1 I I 1 1 ¡ I I ! . ; I ¡ 1 I I 1 VH- H I 1 I 11 1 M ' l H U M l- H -H -t-H !■ Resources, $ 180,000 J. h. GAY fresh and Cured Meats DEALER IN Rough The Youngest and the Strongest Y our P atronage I s S oucited WE GUARANTEE ALL FAIR DEALING - FIDELITY - SAFETY with the same good faith we do. those of the Bank. k i i * r « t A t i k e I '© « lo ffie» At < e n t r a i P u i a l . O r . . A* A Member of American Bankers' Association. c a»» n a i l e r . We are Strongly Insured Against Burglary and Hold-Ups WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS FAVOR W ATERW O RKS. Wm. S. Crowell, President directors : F. K. Deuel, Vice-President Wm. S. Crowell, F. K. Deuel, Chas. Strang, E. V. Carter, Geo. W. Dunn ANY citizens have been M. L. Alford, Cashier Yard on track near depot. Estimates furnished. Let us figure on your lumber bill. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Pasture for Cattle I And guard our «0 M heard to express them the state would return to selves during the past week in adversely, the old system of licensing the sale of favor of a municipal water sys liquors.—Portland Journal. tem for Central Point. It is conceded that the town cannot After You Are Dead expect to grow as it should until fire protection is provided, as I well as a plentiful supply of The following tribute to the memory „ . . . . of those who pass to the beyond through water for domestic use, lrnga- j their fool v;t3 u beini? passed around tion and street sprinkling. The j by the press: town is growing just now morel “Take a walk through any of the rapidly than any town of its size cemeteries throughout tile country and in the valley and business is in- slowly >°u * i!' but ,,elieve, with U8 that fools are . surely passing away, says creasing in a corresponding ratio. an txchan(f(, v, ith siient troad you The one thing needful to make paSi) the iast resting place of the this the leading town of the val- individual who blew into an empty gun. ley is plenty of water, and that The modest tombstone of the girl who can be supplied within a com- 1 u*hted the fi,re with1keurosene and , , . e grass covered mound that covers the paratively short space of time mortal remaing of the boy that t()ok and at a reasonable cost if the the mule by the tail, is near by. The citizens will only get together tall monument is for the man who and go after it. It takes united I jumped off the cars to >ave a 10 yard effort, unanimous hustle and a I walk. Side by side lie the remains of j the intellectual idiot that rode nine miles few dollars in money to make a 1 in 10 minutes and the ethereal creature town grow, and there is no good who always kept her corset laced to reason why these requisites the last hole. Here reposes the young should not be supplied in Central doctor who took a dose of his own med- Point now as well as they h av e Iicine' and the old fo°* vvko marr‘e<l a l young wife. Over yonder in the north- been in thousands of other towns I i west comer where the gentle breezes t h a t have went ahead and grown gig), over the weeping willow, lies the into cities in the past. People fellow who told his mother-in-law she who say, “ I can’t ,” will not sue- ! lied. Near by his grave reposes the ceed; people who say, “ I can and mi,u|<lering dust ot editor who , n .. \ starved to death trying to run a first- I will, will succeed as sure as , , , , class paper in a second-class town the sun shines, and the same is Further on lies the boy who went swim - true regarding towns. j mlng too early in the season, and the I have 100 acres of good pasture, with plenty of good water and good feed, four miles north of Central Point, near Tolo. Will rent for cattle only. For price, etc., call on or address 10dl3 J. A. S hields , Tolo, Ore. ßlacksmithing Blacks, K A. H A W K G e n e ra l B lo c k s m ith in g blacks' Repair work of all kinds. , East Pine Street A . P. Giiiett & Son Central Point Wood Turning and Scroll Work. Horseshoeing and Wagonwork Cast Iron Brazing CENTRAL POINT, OR. Shafts A WORD TO THE FARMER-When you come to Central Point call at the Kandy Kitchen if you should be hungry. You can get a hot cup of coffee, butter and bread or cake for 10c and a little better for 15c, and a good square meal for 2r T vi .i want to take a lunch with you, such a: viehes, cakes and pies, you can get it ft.: a 10c to 25c. Canned lunch goods always on Land. We also carry fresh bread and cakes and pies of ail kinds. A WORD TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS Young and old—Think of i t ! Ice cream and cake, 10c; milk shake 5c: ice cream soda, 5c. Home made candies at from 15c to 25c per lb. q ^ : - :^ H -l-H -!-i-;- l"c I -l"!- l- l"l’ I' :"l"H- l- I"l''l"i-l-H --l'-l-l- l-l-!- H - H - l--l-'l-l' l . .. Wheels and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Window's, Etc. Central Point Livery Stables HOTEL IN CONNECTION ;; T Shorty Williams, Prop. Price, the Horseshoer, HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW BUNCH :: Tongues East Horses, First-class Rigs, areful. Experienced Drivers. Daily Stage to tagle Point. Special attention to Commercial Men. Wheels !■ I I KHW -HHH - H - H -M - H -S-i-H -H - H -l-l-H -H -K -H -K -I-l-l-l-i-H -l-H -l-i-l' J. W. Jacobs & Co. Murphy & Downing Manufacturers of all classes of M a r b le a n d G ran ite C em etery W o r k “ Ivy Leaf Saloon” _______________ Designs furnished or will manufa- cure from private drawings. I lady who kept strichnine and baking Our Granite Quarries, near Central Point, are powder side by side in the cupboard, the finest on the Coast. Electric polishing Fine Cold ALBANY BEER on draught and that unmarked, weed-grown grave machines in our local factory. Iron fencing. Arlesldn Wells in the dark, damp, dismal corner, by | 31 CENTRAL POINT, OREGON or by the bottle, for personai delivery Artesian water is the boomiest ele- itself, is the dreary resting place of the £ or by express or freight. ment in the city of Ashland these days. deade8t, of thcm a“ - thc man who Citizens from the southern Oregon me-I 1 11 11 1 ai v,'rtl8e' tropolis refer to the prospects of farm- j Central Point trade solicited. Tile Medford laundry wagon will call ers irrigating in this simple manner —I— î—!—î— i—i—!—i—i—î—i— ;~ :-H -H -H -!-;-:-i-i- i-i--i--i-i- with glowing hopes for the future. The for work in Central Point each Monday ■M-H- i— î — i— i—1— well that has caused the excitement is afternoon and Friday morning. Expert situated about four miles from Ash ironers from City Hail French laundry, land, in the Rogue River valley, where ’ San Francisco, employed. First class 7-tf irrigation is an important factor of in work guaranteed. dustrial development. Canal systems | - " J A R Y A . M 2 E , Propi ietor are expensive, while the water supply, j Select n present for your wife or save by raising the stream, is very j sweetheart from the jewelry stock at limited. If other farmers are success the Central Point Pharmacy. New and . PRINTING PRINTING THAT Il-tf ful in securing artesian water the value up-to-date. PLEASES THAT PLEASES X of fruitlands will be immensely en hanced at once. Unless artesian water ~ Eor Sale PARTICULAR PEOPLE is found, the hope of the rich orchard- land on bench districts of the Rogue PEOPLE WHO PAY We will sell or trade for wood any or river vallev is pumping. • • i ull of the following articles : At a depth of 795 feet a flow of 400 One steel beam 12-inch plow: one gallons per minute was secured in the well that is [causing the excitement. sulkey 14-inch plow; one section har The water, while clear and pure, has a row, one single shovel plow; one Deer- touch of soda, characteristic in that re ing mower; one disc harrow. H eal B ros ., Central Point. gion, hilt has no deleterious elements for irrigation. When the other boring appliances that are operating in the By bee Ranches for Sale valley attain tho same or greater depth it is believed that artesian water will From and after this date. I will sell be found abundant throughout the val to the best advantage, and for cash, When in the city give me a call. You will find my goods first- ley. The Southern Pacific bored a well j all or any portion of those two certain at the depot, getting a fair ‘i"” flow 1 of | class and my prices reasonable. " ranches known as the Bybee River water at a depth of 250 feet, Another j Bum.b at tb(, pybee bridge on Rogue well was bored to a depth of 250 eet | river, consisting of 1240 acres, and the near , , Medford, securing a flow of , sev" | Ilybee Antelope Ranch, consisting of , •ral inches, but the crew lost a heavy ]M(, acr„ w ith th,. Bybee River IS TO OUR INTEREST TO TURN OUT drill and had to start a new bore, which Kanoh wi„ b,, S(lM that ,H)rliim of the CENTRAL POINT OREGON Printing that will please our customers. We are is under way. : r rop upon the part purchased. This T Between the artesian water promise raneh ,. 1)art,v llnd(,r irrigation irrilration and X ranch is partly under and the work of the Ray power plants more can be put under irrigation. fully equipped to do all classes of Commercial and in furnishing electricity for pumping in Address me at Agate, Oregon. Job Printing and we respectfully solicit your orders the dryest regions, it is the belief of 12-tf F. E. B yree -l- l- H - I- I- l- K -'i- I-l- l- l-l- l- i- l- l- l- l- l- H * Ashland residents that Rogue river val in ley is upon the verge of realizing un LETTER HEADS precedented prosperity as a great frilit For S«ilc center. BILL HEADS Si < acres first-class black bottom land one-quarter mile from depot STATEMENTS Good 6-room horse with pantry and Will Maine Iw Wot hath, good hnrn 40x40 and ot! or neces ENVELOPES- sary buildings One acre it choice • ! X bearing fruit and garden plot, balance DODGERS Unusual interest attaches this yearto of tract in alfalfa I'rice, f'2000 For D SALER IN the state campaign in Maine, where the terms, etc , enquire of or address, POSTERS W S EACH us, Central Point, Or chief issue between the Republicans Î HARDW ARE. FARM and the Democrats is the resubmission VISITING CARDS c ig a r s , t o b a c c o s :: of the prohibition amendment to the IM PLEM ENTS . E T C . BUSINESS CARDS sonstitution. The Democrats have -M-l-l'-t'd-H-l-l-I-l-l-H- i- H - l-l-H -l"!"!- T + &__ CONFECTIONERY :: adopted a platform demanding resub- Or anything else that you may need. • » missii n of the amendment and are New and Second-hand Furniture Call and let us figure with you. We are here to making their campaign on the cry “ Let Bought and Sold Maine Be Honest." J Proprietary Medicines. ICE CREAM AND SODA | stay and to help you make Ce: tral Point worth Tile contention of the Democrats is Paints and Oils that a majority of the people of Maine while. Help us with vour printing orders. LUNCH GOODS are not in favor of genuine prohibition; that in many localities the sale of liquors ia still carried on despite the law against It: and that after having given I also carry a fine lot of Confer- -|- Î :: EA G LE POINT OREGON prohibition a full, fair trial, the people Eagle Point. Oregon tionery. Cigars and Tobacco ami J. should now have opportunity to say receive the finest Bread and Pas- T whether they desire to continue it. try in the valley every day. T If the vote should result in favor of M am 8 t . - - - - C entral P oint T trokihitioii, the question would then I k 1 l- K - H -H - H -i-H - H - K -H - l-i' l i I > ■ -X - i-l-H -l-l l-l-t-H 4 H H I I H I W ' -X -H -K H- H - K - - h - k -:- h -;- i - h - ¡- 4-«i as settled. If it sla-idd rc»ul •HH-i-H-l-H-t-H -l-» I I l-t H I h l+ T ! C entral P oint P harmacy Pure Fresh Drugs and Medicines D ruggists’ Sundries, Toilet A rticles, Stationery Books, Etc. You Pay for Printing And We Print for Pay I ;; J. h. CARLTON F. H . W E B B Ceñirá! Point Herald H. W a t k i n s