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CENTRAL POINT UFRAT.D. THKRSDAV. SEPTEMBER27, 1906, Humor md Philosophy All kinds of Repdir Work By DUNCAN N. SMITH Prompt!} Done A Good Investment CENTRAL C o n tra c tin g d e b t e x p a n d s y o u r In d eb ted n ess. Jeffers & Peart A n ex cellen t w a y to k eep y o nur ur frie n d s fro m b ecom ing to o m ucb at- ta e h e d to y ou is to fre e ly critic ise th em fo r th e ir ow n good. General Blacksmiths i !• Woodworkers & HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Í ■t We treat M odern p reach ers o u g h t to le a rn to g iv e m erely a n ln d e te rm iu a te se n te n c e Of m atrim o n y . CENTRAL POINT . S a tis fa c tio PERT PARAGRAPHS. May be found in our Residence and Business Property in ~ .. i- ; i i-i- i i ; you a n d y o u r h o rse s r ig h t ¡- i - h - i - h . • s - h - h - h - m - m - m - m i i i i i i i i ..M "|.. i 1 j - i-H-H-H-H-l-l-HI I I I II I H-K- H r i j t n m 1111 m I )o V o ti N eed THE most rapidly growing town in the Rogue River Valley. FURNITURE OR CARPETS ? NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST in lots and blocks before See W e e k s & D a k e i the Fall rush of homeseekers have picked out the choice property. Central Point is the most centrally located town •\fxtU DAIRYING. FARMING and MINING REGION on the Pacific Coast. I 'h e ir G o o r ln Som e p eople d o n o t liv e b ey o n d th e ir m en u s b ecau se th e g ro cers a r e on to th em . in the valley and is the hub of THE RICHEST FRUIT. tional advantages are unsurpassed and at the present low F ir s t-c la s s MEDFORD A b ra n d o f p ro sp e rity th a t th e u n fo r tu n a te w ou ld feel is th e k in d th a t m ost p eo p le a r e In te re ste d in. Its climatic, commercial, social and educa arc OREGON -H -i- - H - l-l-i I I H - I-l-l11 1 d-i' I' l 1 1 1 I |. ' ■) I I I H -! H’W -H W H II I III I — • H - r H - I - H " H-S* • T h ey n re n e v e r b o th ered w ith th e tip p lu g sy ste m on th e fro n tie r. prices, every parcel of our property is a RARE BARGAIN. T h e re a r e p eople so d isa g re e a b le t h a t th ey find h arm o n y only in d iscord. G. S. MOORE T h e m o n ey th a t you h a v e n 't g o t is th e o nly k in d th a t Is ta in te d . For the Next 30 Days We are offering' choice business Î •f X a om $150 each and upwards; ai d choice residence property at $50 and upwards. Now is the time to invest, before an ad vance in prices is made. Ca’l on or address: CENTRAL POINT TOWNSITE CO. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON. mm ’ M IN OLD GARDENS. T h e P o p p y Give* B r i l l i a n t B loom F ro m E a r l y S p rin g T ill F ro a t. In th e sp rin g , even b e fo re th e tu lip s a r e fa irly gone, old g a rd e n s begin to bo g a y w ith popples, w h ich In som e one or o th e r o f th e ir m a n y fo rm s co n tin u e a pro cessio n o f b rig h t bloom s u n til fro s t. No o th e r p la n ts possess so bold an d b rillia n t a flow er, coupled w ith th e sa m e g ra c e o f ste m , a irin e ss o f poise a n d d elicacy of tiss u e , a s th e poppy. F o r b ed s a n d b o rd e rs, w ith a b a c k g ro u n d o f green, th e re is n o th in g w hich 1 -3 MEDFORD, OREGON. sniBLST p o rrin a . w ill p ro d u ce a m ore s tr ik in g c o n tr a s t Borne so rts n re a d m ira b le fo r n a tu ra llz la g in open w ooded g ro u n d s. O thers, like th e S hirley, a re b e a u tifu l fo r c u t tin g . A sa n d y loam su its popples b e s t, a n d a s th e ir s tro n g ta p ro o ts a r e ditH- c u lt to tr a n s p la n t it is w ell to sow seed w h e re th e p la n ts a r e to bloom . Seed so w in g s m ad e In th e a u tu m n a n d a t In te rv a ls in s p rin g w ill p ro v id e a loug su ccessio n o f flow ers. T h e seeds «heu!;! b è so w n th in ly an d covered v e ry lig h tly , u s th e seed Is q u ite sm all. A s soon a s th e y o u n g s dllng-i a re w ell e sta b lis h e d th in th e p la n ts to s ta n d a b o u t a foot a p a r t. T he p la n ts w h ich bloom m o st p ro fu s e ly nre tboso g ro w n fro m fall or e a rly sp rin g so w in g s, w h ile th e e a rth Is cool an d m oist. —I.. C. C o rb ett. C ID E R POM ACE JE LLY . ■te o f t h e C id e r »1111 1 t l l l . e d F oe F o o d P o rp o se« . t a cid e r m ill In m y neighborhood, «r th e d a y ’s w o rk o f cid er m ak in g i o v er, m y l»oy a n d I took c h a rg e of m ill a n d w o rked o v er th e pom ace le d u rin g the- d a y . W e shoveled ngli f o r o n e p re ss in g in to a v a t of a b l e d im en sio n s n e a r Lie p re s s an d iris I tw e lv e lo lifteo u p.U * o f w arm le r o v er it. A f 'e r eee iug fo r h a lf G EO . BROWN & SONS S o il F o r S tr a w b e r r ie s . T h e soil considered Iiest su ite d to th e ¡ c u ltiv a tio n of th e s tr a w b e r r y In the n o rth e a s te rn p a r t of th e U nited B tntes Is w h a t Is kn o w n a s a sa n d y o r g ra v e l ly lonm. A w arm , quick soli, though n a tu r a lly poor, is p re fe rre d to a heav y , re te n tiv e soil w ell supplied w ith p la n t food. T a c k in g p la n t food c a n easily be supplied. S n n h n rn ltiir o f G rnpe*. I t w a s found a t oue o f th e w e s te rn e x p e rim e n t sta tio n s th a t m ore r a r e w h - req u ire d to p re v e n t « 1111001 * 1111 ) 1 ? <*f g ra p e s g row n on th e Ivniffen tw 6' w ire, fo u r can e tre llis th a n w ith a n y o th e r tre llis. T h is is n ot a difficult m a tte r, re q u irin g only th a t th e new gro w th be tra in e d o v er th e b u n eh es of fru it. IN Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectioneries and Soft Drinks ICE CREAM PARLORS IN CONNECTION Just a Dream. I d ream ed one n igh t th a t b la c k w a s w hite, T h a t fish e s g r e w on trees, T h a t f a s t w a s slo w , th a t h igh w a s low , T h a t elb o w Jo in ts w ere k n ee s; I d re am e d th a t s te a k w a s coffeo ca k e . T h a t noodles w e re Ice cream . T h a t lea n w a s fa t, th a t th is w a s th a t— S a y , w a s n ’ t th a t a d re a m ? Posti Office Bnidlug- Central Point, Oregon I d ream ed th a t e g g s h ad w ooden legs, T h a t s a u e r k r a u t w a s sw eet, T h a t w h istle s r a n g and m aid en s s a n g A d itty w ith th eir feet, T h a t tre es could w a lk a n d spoons could ta lk A nd no one lo st th eir b ets, T h a t p a in s and a ch es and ra ttle s n a k e s W e re r e a lly household pets. I d ream ed th a t m ice g a v e good a d v ice T o a ll w h o cam e to b u y A n d th a t th e bill w a s less th a n nil A nd lik e w is e tw ic e a s high. T h a t w o m an k in d w a s qu ite resig n ed T o one ch ea p d re ss a y e a r A n d th a t th e moon ca m e up a t noon A n d w ig w a g g e d w ith its ear. a n h o u r w e s b o t e '- d It In to th e p re ss P R O F E S ¿O IVAF. a n d p re ss e d i t in th e u su a l w ay . T h e Juice d eriv e d fro m th e p re ss in g ra n | in to n v a t fitted w ith a coll o f ste am j pipe. In to th is w o tu rn e d th e ste am , UR. PL E A SA N T S j w hich boiled th e Ju ic e to a Jelly. W e C e n tra l P o in t, O re g o n ‘ m a d e fro m fo rty to fifty g a llo n s n j night. T ills Jelly, w hich w e sold to gro cers, b a k e rie s an d p r iv a te fa m ilie s a t W M . W . P . H O L T , M . I) 75 ce n ts a gallon, m ay be u sed for a n y th in g th a t boiled c id e r Is u se d for, P h y s ic ia n and S u rg e o n su ch a s m ince p ies a n d a p p le b u tte r. EAGLE POINT, OREGON A fte r sw e e te n in g It m ak es good npple je lly fo r ta b le u se an d , by a d d in g a flavor, a good s u b s titu te f o r c u r r a n t o r o th e r jellies. W e h a v e given u p m a k in g o u r y e a r ’s MRS. MARY ASHUR5T su p p ly o f a p p le b u tte r in th e fall, as In fo rm e r y e a rs. I n s te a d w e m a k e a — Teacher of — g allon o r tw o w h en ev e r w e w a n t It, th u s h a v in g It fre sh a ll th e tim e. I Diano and Organ h a v e k ep t th is je lly o v er a n d sold It re a d ily In off y e a rs a t $1 a gallon. A s a n e x p e rim e n t w e h a v e worked, Inquire of Pleasants’ Hotel. o v er som e o f th is p o m ace a second tim e a n d e x tr a c te d Jelly enough to pay fo r th e lab o r. T h e p o m ace a f t e r being D R . A . H . S W E E T w o rk ed o v e r w a s s c a tte re d th in ly up on p a s tu re lots, w h ere hogs, sheep an d PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. c a ttle a t e m o st of It. T h e y w o u ld e a t Diseases of Women and Children a m ore o f th is th a n of th e p o m ace n o t Specialty w o rk ed o ver, sa y s J . I I . B a llin g e r In Day and Night Calls Answered A m erican A g ric u ltu ris t. L a te E ffe c t! I n t h e G a rd e n . U n d o u b ted ly th e g re a tly g ro w in g in te r e s t in h a rd y h erb aceo u s p e re n n ia ls is fo u n d ed larg ely in th e n ec e ssity for la te g a rd e n effects. T h e re a r e a host o f iMwsibllitles lu th is g ro u p alone, an d th e re n re also a few s tu rd y a n n u a ls, b u t th e re Is a fa n c y fo r p la c in g reli anon upon p e rm a n e n t p la n tin g s, u sin g fo r th e p u rp o se th e a s te rs , th e h o st o f su n flo w ers, tho p e re n n ia l phlox, the g ladiolus a n d m o n tb re tlas. D E A LE R A g en iu s Is a n a b n o rm al m a n who w o rk s at®!t a n d is g la d of it. I hold th a t d ream in h igh esteem . 81111 be It un d erstood I o n ly d re am e d I d ream ed th a t d ream , B u t th a t Is quite a s good, F o r it ’s th e kind I h a v e In m ind S to re d u n d e rn ea th m y h a t Sh o uld e v e r I fe el ca lle d upon T o d ream a d ream lik e th a t. ; ; •H i'-i-l-H ~ M -H -H - l- I- l"l"l-I~I-H -l- H - M H U H •• ST R IC T L Y F IR S T -C L A S S M - i - h - h - h - h , | | | | | » ONLY WHITE HELP EMPI.OYED Without a Guide. MHATD/O Í W IT f i TH A T LO W SC /f/T(£¿¿+ a " HOTEL PLEASANTS 1 K* wr 1 -MI M m i l- 1 11 I 1 I M’H-H-H-H -H-H-I-H-H-H- I X. ■ Central Point, Oregon Rates—$1.00 Up. Special by the Week o f - S p e c ia l A t t e n t io n P a id t o T r a v e l in g M e n + •H -H -H - l- l- H - l- l- H - H - l- M -H..1-H ..H.-1-H-1- H - 1- I- I-I l i l i l í l-l-M I I I I ‘‘I th in k m a n sh o u ld fo llo w th e d ic ta te s o f h is co n scien ce.” “T h a t 1» th e tro u b le . M ost o f u s lay o u r co n scien ce a sid e w h en th e a s se sso r c a lls a ’u 1 th e n go a w a y a n d forget, w h e re w e p u t it." - H -H -i-l-l- i- l- I - i-l-l- H - | -|- |-l..| , | I I | | | \ | | | | .|. R. L. HALE J. H. riT Z C E R A L D Rogue River Electrical Stranger Than Fiction. A w o m an h a s ju s t died in N ew Y ork a t th e m o d est ag e o f 105 w ho lias lived fo r m a n y y e a rs on u d ie t o f b re a d an d m ilk. O n e b y o n e n re o u r p e t s u p e rs titio n s ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING s h a tte re d u n til w e r a th e r e x p e c t it, b u t Constructing, Contracting and th is is a c a s e th a t is a lm o st b ey o n d b e General Repairing. Electrical lieving. Supplies. — Phone 831 - . - - O u r re g u la tio n w o m an w h o liv es to th e ag e o f 105 o r even 117 h a s p u t in th e la r g e r p a r t of h e r la s t h a lf ce n C Street, Opposite Postofflce MEDFORD, OREGuN ; ; tu r y lu p a y lu g a tte n tio n to n clay pipe •l-H -l-i-H -l-H - l- l- H - i l ' I 1 I I i i -H -H -M I H M i l! 1 an d th e k in d of to b acco th ey g ro w lu th e h ills. S o m etim es, too, sh e h a s been in th e h a b it o f ta k in g a n occasio n al I n ip a t so m e th in g fro m a b o ttle, b u t j th is, h o w ev er, is n o t neo essn ry . In th e j c a s e o f a m an w e s o r t o f e x p e c t it, though. I f m a n y m o re ca se s o f th is k in d J to a l F .n ta te A g o n tn C e n t r a l P o in t sh o w u p i t w ill s h a tte r th e n o tio n th a t th e good d ie y o u n g a n d In cid en tally We now have the exclusive sale o f some fine alfalfa w ill d e p riv e o u r p ro sp ectiv e c e n te n a r ia n s o f lo ts o f fun. farms, grain and fruit lands, stock ranches, unimproved Construction Company D o w n in g 6t E m r y General timber lands and gold-bearing quartz ledges, partly devel , , Locating Them. feves to s it alo n e a t n ig h t an d oped. Business and residence property at reasonable prices. liste n to tlie m u sic o f th e sp h e res.” “T b o S p h eres, e h ? I n e v e r h e a rd of We respectfully solicit the homeseekers’ patronage. Our them . I su p p o se th a t Is (lie n a m e of motto is, “Small Commission and Square Dealing.” Some m u sic a l fa m ily th a t lives n e x t lo o r.” ------------- _ Self Preservation. > I - H - i' l- l 'l- I- l- H - H - H -l I I H - H - H - f : •H - H - H - I - M I I I H - H I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 » "W lii h do von th in k Is th e m ost ' + v a lu a b le o f o u r se n ses?” "T o u ch , c u ltiv a te d till It Is so se n si tiv e th a t y ou can tell b efo reh an d th a t •{■ yo u n re a b o u t to ex p erien ce it.” J‘H & Merchandise Best Quality of est Prices. H. WARNER & SON Highest Prices Paid for Farm Products. —A P o sts an d S h akes fo r S ale EAGLE POINT, OR. Hsppy Days. " I l.iv ln g th e Iiest tim e I e v e r h ad In m y life n o w .” "W h y , w lin t h as h ap iien ed T ' "A ll th e till I pa H a tto n a r c off on a v a c a tio n .” Lumber, Doors, Windows Building Hardware, Old J W ln te r ln ff P an*le*. In o u td o o r beds raised a few inches • • ab o v e th e gro u n d , w ith a m ulch of d ry l«wiv%* and som e b ru sh to bold All kinds of stationery, blank books, th em in place, p an sies will o fte n w in te r Her Reason. nicely a n d bloom u n til m id su m m er, fancy letter papers, mourning note, “ Bhc’s a v e ry e n tb n s ia stlc g irl.” w hen a re la y o f young, vigorous p la u ts Japanese goods—from cheapest grades "Y ea; sh e considers e f fe rv o enee up- . . should he read y to rep lace th em — L. to finest quality—a t the Central Point p ro p ria !* to h e r ty p e.” C. C o rb ett harmacy Hickory Wagon«, Buggies and Farm Implements. CENTRAL* POINT, OREGON » ey T t. i-H -l-l-l-H -i-I-l-i-l-i-l-H -W -k -i-W -H -H - l - l- l- l l -l-l M l I I I f + * t