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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1906)
CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER i ,. 190 «, Side Dishes WT 3 Central Point State Bank u J tw j * ?.i ! * Central Point, Ore Latest Styles, The man who can pick hops and play ker, is the fellow who generally leaves i hop yards with the fattest purse. S TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Nwest Fabrics and Low est Prices in It is said that brandy can be made ont o f sawdust. I f this is true, a man can take a ripsaw and go out and get rolling drunk on a fence rail. I f a man should hold up the slack crossing a muddy women laugh? W e fingati„ V . . . ».lì,;,, -il reach around and o f his pants when street, would the guess yes. Men’s Youths' and RECTORS—J. W. Merritt, President; W. C. L'eever, Vice-President; T. M. Witten, Cashier; I. C. Robnett, W. J. Freeman. Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited. Children's e n tr a l P o in t M a rk e t. An electric car with a bustle on each end is nothing to compare with some o f queer looking autos that adorn the sporting page o f the city paper. A young couple from Medford drove Out in the country to attend a dance the other night and some o f the boys changed their buggy wheels around— putting the hind wheels on the front dxle and the front wheels on the hind v i e —and as it was dark when the young couple were returning to Med ford, they thought they were .trayeling up hill, and let the horses,, walk all the way home. A bum show rode into Ashland in a box car the other day and intended to give a performance in the opera house that night, but when they passed a grocery store on their way up town and saw twp boxes o f eggs setting outside, ona o f which had a card tacked to it vyith the inscription, “ Eggs, 8 cents, ” and the other, “ Good eggs, 30 cen ts,” j they decided to go on to Hornbrook, Where thqy h »ve no eggs, good or., bad. * LATEST NOVELTIES IN MEN’S SAUSAGE, fW H rP v H -H rtl L. HÀ1 FIELD, CENTRAL POINT. Jt 4- tJ4-:-4-K*>H-l-K*J fe-X-Hx* -X-X-U 4* t t -!• H-H-X-OrK-X“) Flannel Shirts, 7 BACON, VEAL, LARD, 1 The reasons why you should ¡contract with ;{us to build your£house are— Our work is executed with neatness and dispatch and completed in a work- manlike manner. Estimates given on work in all parts o f the valley r P lans —by the— and S p e c if ic a t io n s F u r n is h e d --------O---------- CENTRAL POINT •••H***W**K~H~H**H*v-K I **W**H-H* F*FF DEALER IN WOOD < Strong; Uines. j « ’’TP H E T O G G E R Y ,” lx - :«> h - h —. - ¡ - k - m : n : Oregon D r a y in • a n d T r a n s f e r CENTRAL POINT, OR. TRAINS FOR PORTLAND. Trains leave Central Point fo r Portland and way stations daily at - - - 5:52 a 5:19 p. r TRAIN S FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Leave Portland : C it y e. G R IM All Kinds o f Hauling Promptly Done. SHASTA ROUTE - - M en’s Halters and Outfitters Medford OREGON 4- | I -A R E SOME OF O U R - -:- QUiHEfN PACIFIC CO. 5 W ool Sox POULTRY. Contractors and Builders Sanderson & Sons SOUTH and EAST W ool Underwear, j MUTTON, I Leave Central Point - - Arrive Ashland - - - - tH - n - i- • m - m - w î ç v h - î - k h - h - m i -:- a 4- u - x - x - ® 4 - h - k ö Arrive Sacramento - - 8:00 a. 8:45 p. - 11:09 a. 10:40 p. - 12:41 a. 12:15 p. - 5:10 p. 5:00 a. - 7:45 p. 8:45 a. m. m. m. m m. m. m. -H -l- l-H - H - H -T X - I - X -l-l- H -l 1- H - Rogue River Valley. by PORK, Patrons will find a first-class cutter always at the block. r a n e æ ;£ a s s R u sa a s An Ashland editor dreamed he died ; apd went to heaven, the other night, 1 but just outside the gate there was a , sort o f a ticket offioe, where every i new comer had to buy a heart to get in ! 4- On. The editor asked the price o f tha ij] hearts and was told they were $5 each. \ t HtJoolMd,around aud saw a string o f ! ... sards hanging on a nail and asked J the price o f them and was told they were selling at 25 cents cath. He handed out, a two-bit piece, exclaiming, “ Give ir,e a gizzard and I ’ ll see if I can get Vu on th at.” And Iura Them from Klamath Side Into BEEF, H A T S and SHOES. A Geld Hill man went to Portland the other day and met some frends and j drank a little too much “ bug ju ice” j and was put to bed in the basement Under the saloon where he had been spending his.,money The next morning the proprietor o f the saloon le t him out c»f the bapement and charged him for a w eek’ s,board»r*d lodging. “ Bunkoed, i by gu m ,” the man,-was heard to say When he alighted from the train on his ; return to Gold Hill. WOULD TAP WAFERS O f fOUR M ilt LAKE Having purchased the above-named business I respect fully solicit the patronage ot the people o f Central Point and vicinity. I propose to cater to your wants in my line with fair and courteous treatment to my customers and with a full line o f the best to be had in Arriving this Week. Sold I. D. L E W I S , Proprietor - X - H - D1-X- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1--H - 1-1-H- I- HEATERS? Yes, we carry them and the celebrated COLES HEATER at that. Come in and see our assortment and get prices. lit order to secure an ample supply o f Arrive San Francisco - water- f i r use in the several irrigation Teachers’ înslilule. Alid’ fd Seed Profitable project* now under way and contem Central Point will be the meeting- plated, the Jackson County Improve place o f the annual teachers’ institute i Through Pullman, Standard and G. J. Post, who with John D. d w e ll, ment Co. has matters under way looking that we carry, and have yet to arrive, a for Jackson county this year. Theses- tourist cars on both trains; chair cars embarked in the alfalfa seed business tow ard the use o f Four Mile lake for sions will commence Monday morning, Sacramento to Portland and El Paso, here this season, was in town last week large assortment of LISK’S IMPERI that purpose, says the Medford Mail. November 12, and continue for three and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, Four* Mile lake "lies in the Cascade and reported that the work o f thresh days. Superintendent P. F. Daily has j New Orleans and Washington, AL AND ANTI-RUST WARE, the forest reserve, just over the summit of ing the crop is finished, the result being made the announcement and he also I Connecting at San Francisco with highly satisfactory. the range and north o f Mt. McLaughlin, best goods on earth. The alfalfa seed business was some states that a number o f splendid in- j several steamship lines for Honolulu, and the permission o f the government structors will be present. Among these ! Japan, China, Philippines, Central and is necessary in order that the water thing o f an experiment when these will be, R. F. Robinson, superintendent South America, should be appropriated. Steps have gentlemen decided to embark in it. o f Multnamah county; President Camp- For particulars, see already been taken to secure permis The result has not only been highly bell, o f the State University; Geo. W. P. F. KUPER, Agent, gratifying to them, but it has also - sion, and as the use to which the water Jones, editor o f Teacher’ s Monthly, Central Point station, hi to be put is in line with the reclama added another important and profitable who will have charge o f the music; Miss —or address— industry to the valley. Besides the tion idea, such permission will doubt alfalfa crop on Mr. Post’ s farm, they I Cornelia Marvin, secretary o f the State W m . M c M U RRAY, less be granted. library commission and B. F. Mulkey, C en tra l T’oint, O regon Gen Pas A g t., Portland, Ore Superintendent McCray, o f the Jack- bought the second crop o f a number o f o f the Ashland Normal. ¥ ion County Improvement Co., has just farmers in the valley, paying about as \ The occasion will prove o f high inter ■■;..1..;„!..I. H - ;- X - l- l- l-!- X - X - X - X - l- I- l- 4- :- h - X - 1- 1- 1- X - 1-4- I- -l- l- V-H - H -H - h much for the crop on the ground as the 1 returned from a trip to the lake, which est to all friends o f education and will he made in company with S. C. Bart- owner could realize from it when har CHURCHES. no doubt be an inspiration to pupils and rum, supervisor o f the Cascade re vested as a hay crop. All told they : teachers o f our local schools which are E u r o p e a n P la n E ine S a m p le R o o m s serve, and is positive o f the success o f cut and threshed 150 acres o f alfalfa, C h r is tia n C h u r c h . which yielded 42,000 pounds, or 700 1 already classed as equal to the best in the undertaking. E. A. La Dow, pastor. Preaching Southern Oregon. service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sun- The idea is to build a dam at the bushels. The seed is worth, wholesale, | It • is expected teach- day school, 10 a. m. Ladies Aid So- ____ § s or f i $7.20 a bushel. I -* “ — I---------— that - — 110 - ' J county ---------------- eastern extremity o f the lake, the sur- 12 cents a pound, Lincoln Savage, the thresherman, put ers wil1 be present besides many other J eiety meets regularly every Wednesday plus waters o f which ordinarily flow m. at the 1 home o f visitors. A reception and social func- i afternoon at I " p. r” into Klamath lake for a few wk>ks in in a new clover huller this season with Choir practice every Fri- tion is being arranged for Monday even- day "night T h e H om e o f C om m er the spring, at other times the outlet is | wb' cri to tbrcsb tbe crop, and the new I ing and a lecture will be given by one dry—which will raise the surface o f the industry may safely be counted as a M e t h o d is t E pisc o p a l . cial arid M in in # M e n o f the instructors on Tuesday evening. Geo. L. Burbank, pastor. Sunday water twenty-five feet. The water is Permanent one in this valley, school every Sunday at 10 a. m. then earned bv ditch to a low gap in ^ r' * os^ eame here a vear ago from HOTEL NASH CO., PROPS. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. A&nlirants for Rural Mail Service. the divide and turned loose on the west- .Southern Idaho, where he had been and every other Sunday at 7:30 p. m. ngaged in the alfalfa seed business DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED. REFURNISH ED THROUGHOUT G H O U ^ jj •rn slope o f the range, from which Prayer met ting Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex point it flows through natural channels with good success, but he is well pleas M E D F O R D . OREGON An examination o f applicants for the tended to all. Preaching at Gold Hill into Fish lake, the present head o f the ed with the change he made since get- I position o f Rural Mail carrier for the on alternate Sunday evenings at 7:30 irrigation system being imuigurutod by ting returns on this season's crop here new free delivery route which has been p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at this company. The scheme presents established out o f Central Point was 10 a. m. no engineering difficulties worth men j p X - X - X - X - X -K- x x - x - held at the pest office building last Beagle Biieis tioning. It is simply a m atter o f Friday by Postmaster Moore, he having establishing and keeping a grade and been appointed by the departm ent to af excavating a ditch. Some rain here Tuesday morning. conduct the examination in the absence Four Mile lake lies north o f Mt Mc Ed. Wilhite has completed his new o f the regular examiner The following Laughlin and east o f the summit o f the barn. I Central Pointers underwent the quiz: Cascade range. Fish lake lies south o f E. M. Case is hauling lumber from i Ben Little, Ludo Grieve. Geo. Pankey, Mt. McLaughlin and west o f the Cas Farm Implements. Brisco B ros.' sawmill to build a new i Ernest Scott and Court Purkeypile. cades, but several hundred feet lower Has had 20 years experience At the same lime and place William barn on his place. PRICES The problem it to carry the water from Yoe, Geo. Chamberlain and Jas. Cole- i and guarantees satisfaction. Vehicles, Etc. Mr. Ed. Wilhite sold a nice bunch o f one side o f the mountain to the other. Always the man. o f Talent, took the examination ' If wishing to make a sale, It doesn’ t look easy, but it is. Several porkers to Mr. Hensly o f Central Point for carrier on tho new rural route be W e carry a full line o f CHEAPEST, drop me a card and I will call miles south o f Four Mile lake is a sad a few days ago for 5 cents per pound. ing established out o f Talent. and arrange details. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Houston, o f dle back pass throngh the summit on u Quality BAIN WAGONS. BUGGIES. HACKS, level somewhat lower than that o f Jacksonville, are visiting their uncle Considered. Bills Furnished if Desired Four Mile lake, and through this pass and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Houston, SURRIES. ETC. « RUNABOUTS 01 J LindmarK G oa *. after winding around a hig, brushy at lo n g Branch. IN STEEL and RUBBER TIRES Terms Reasonable. mountain east o f the lake, the water The "O ld Lo«r House” on the farm CALL AND will be carried. From this point the form erly own« d by Nichols Cook, but fo r Sale. SEE US w ater will flow through a natural chan at present the home o f T. B. Good- nel to Fall lake. Six acres fine land in Jackson county. of Wi ow Springs, was burned Harness. Saddles. Robes and Whips, Gasoline The success o f this enterprise » ill Th:ee acres in bearing fruit balance in to the " unday evening at about Engines. Pumps. Bicycles and Incubators mean the adding o f a reeeavoir high state o f cultivation. Good, new 6- 9 o ’clock. TV • old landman waa used j Tho M 'sherd laundry■ w afon will call ? acres In extent and from twenty-five t-> room house, good bam, wagon and bug as a store mo; and av a sleopmg apart . for work in Centra! Pc iru each Monday ? W e carry one o f the largest stocks in Jackson County s « t y feet in depth to the supply o f gy sheds etc. On main county rv>ad. ment, ar.d qu e a quantity o f canned aftemoe>n ar.d Frirsy rrK>mfc?*r. Expert V : water controlled by the company and one-half mile from depot, school, post- fruit and oth- ■ V in:--r provi.iona w. :-e ironers from City Hall Freu *It laundry. T will furniah a supply big enough to office. For further particulars apply destroyed. 1 CENTRAL POINT. OR. tan so i f the :,re is an- San Francisco. « ->' :c Firrt c l a « 1 irrigate the whole valley. at Herald ofllice. + known. 7-tf work guaranteed. - 1- W-H- X- ; 1-H-t V .'. Don’t Forget W . C. Leever, The Hardwareman, HOTEL GEO. L. NEALE, Generai Auctioneer pasture Central Point, Ore. NASH Freeman & W iley |