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1906, at the Post Office at Central Point,
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Oregon, under the Act of Congress of Wm. S. Crowell, President
directors :
March 3, 1879.
' F. K. Deuel, Vice-President
Wm. S.¡Crowell, F. K. Deuel, Chas.
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RECIPE LOR A GOOD TOWN.
By the transportation commit
tee o f the Chamber o f Commerce
o f Portland the first draft o f a
a bill has been submitted, for
“ an act to regulate commerce
and common carriers in this
sta te.”
It proposes to create a
railroad commission o f three per
sons and to define their duties
and powers. The bill is said to
be founded on the law of Wiscon
sin, with additions from the law
. o f Texas and of other states.
It is very long, because it deals
minutely with a most extensive
subject, and must therefore con
tain great multiplicity of details.
Merely to define the scope o f the
bill would require great space.
It is to apply to every common
carrier engaged in the transporta
tion o f passengers and property
wholly by rail, or partly by rail
and partly by water; and it
enters into minute details as to
switching, storing, transfer, ex
change of business between trans
portation lines, regulation o f ter
minal companies and supply o f
Blacksmithing
Grit.
Vim.
Push.
Snap.
iK T E a ra js
A friend o f the H erald called
attention to the fact the other
day that heavy crops of corn
were grown in the Rogue River
Valley last season without irriga
tion and without enough rainfall
to wet the ground from the time
the corn was planted until it was
harvested. This would be con
sidered remarkable in the great
corn belt of the middle west, but
in the Rogue River Valley it is
not uncommon.
A s a matter of
fact, there is nothing in the way
o f big, elegant products of the
soil that is considered remark
able here.
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Blacks!
Lower Pine Street
Central Point
Repair work of all kinds,
f Wood Turning and Scroll Work.
, Horseshoeing and Wagonwork
Cast Iron Brazing
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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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Francis J. Heney was married
the other day in San Francisco.
It is altogether probable that a
large number v f gentlemen in
Oregon and California who have
been prominent in land and mu
nicipal “ g ra fts” would rather
have heard of his funeral.
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Energy.
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Moralty.
Churches.
Harmony.
Cordiality.
Advertising.
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Cheap property.
Speak well o f it.
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Patronize its merchants.
Good country, tributary.
Elect good men to office,
Faith exhibited by good works.
Make the Atmosphere Healthy.
Fire all loafers, croakers and
dead beats.
Let your object be to the wel
fare, growth and promotion of
your town and its people. Speak
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well o f the public-spirited men,
Rates are required to be “ just
and also be one o f them yourself.
and reasonable” ; and the com
Be honest with all your fellow
mission is required and directed,
men.
upon petition or complaint as to
rates, to hold an investigation,
TO.HURT YOUR TOWN.
to which the parties are to be
cited. Should the rate or service
Fight on the streets.
be found, in the judgment o f the
Mistrust public men.
commission, to be unreasonable
Oppose improvements.
or unjustly discriminatory, or any
Run down your officers.
service or equipment inadequate,
Run down your newspaper.
the commission is to fix such rate
Run down the town to strang
or reasonable regulation, practice
ers.
or service to be imposed, or
( ìo to some other town to trade,
equipment to be furnished, as it
Refuse to advertise in your
may deem proper and ju st; and
home paper.
i f any railroad or other party in
Run down
everything
and
interest shall be dissatisfied with
the rates or regulations, it may everybody but Number One.
I f he wants anybody’ s else,
commence an action in the Cir
interfere
ami discourage him.
cuit Court against the commis
Be particular to discredit the
sion as defendant, to vacate or
Bet aside the order the rate or motives o f public-spirited men.
Do not invest a cent; lay out
regulation meantime to stand.
your
money somewhere else.
W e suppose this bill, or one
Lengthen your face when a
embodying the main features of
the bill, will pass the Legislature stranger speaks o f locating in
o f Oregon the coming Winter. your town.
Refuse to see the merit o f any
T h e public mind, which will be
reflected through the legislative scheme that does not exactly
mind, everewhere is pushing in benefit you.
Talk in the l arber shop and
this direction. The movement
has reached Oregon. Oregonian. loafing places o f how bad times
are, o f how everything and
every boo v is going to the “ dem-
CORN WIIHOll RAIN.
inition bow -w ow s.”
i you
come to Central Point call at the Gillett Res
taurant if you should be hungiy. You can get a
good square meal for 25 cents. If you want to
take a lunch with you, such as sandwiches,
cakes and pies, you can get it for from 10c to
25c. Canned lunch goods always on hand. We
also carry fresh bread and cakes and pies of
all kinds.
A WORD TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS-
Young and old—Think of it! Milk shake 5c;
soda, 5c; home made candies, 15c to 25c per lb.
YOURS FOR FAIR TREATMENT,
Gillett
Restaurant
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RAILROAD REGULATION DILI.
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Pochet K n i f e . W e have
a very large s s s o r t m e n t .
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Central Point. Oregon
FOR SALE.
300 bushels of line qualit Rod Chaff
It is better to live in the Rogue
or Buie Club wloat, for seed, «'all on
River Valley than to float around or address,
J. V . Hl’Rl KY,
on a house roof or a section o f R. F. I*.
Central Fl int, Or.
plank walk in the valleys o f 37 <14
W estern Washington.
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ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
The expenses are the lowest and the X &
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advantages the best. Our graduates j
The undersigned, having been duly
are employed and more demanded.
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appointed administrator of the estate
of Isaac Simpkins, deceased. by order
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of the County Court for Jackson
County. Oregon, sitting in probate and
At Reasonable Rates
having qualified as such, notice is here
L U N C H GOODS
No more thorough and Complete bus!- [
by given to all persons having claims
against the estate of said Isaac Simp
kins. deceased, to present said claims nesa training can be had anywhere and ■■
with proper vouchers attached to the the expense of securing suth a coarse
undersigned at Woodville, Oregon,
within six months from the date oi the here is but little more than half the !!
Eagle Point. Oregofl
first publication o f this notice.
Dated at Woodville. Oregon, October expense in the larger cities.
l. 1906.
OSCAR SIMPKINS.
Administrator of the estate of Isaac Address:
Simpkins, deceas«!.
P. RITNER, A M.. P ré»?
Date o f first puhlicatioa Oct. I, 1906.
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