Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917, November 29, 1906, Image 2

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    C E N T R A L POINT H E R A L D ,
T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 29. 190P.
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C entral P oint H erald
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L ancaster &. P attison , P ubusu £ rs
S. A. P attwon , E ditor .
J. E. L ancaster , B u sin e s s M anager
An independent local newspaper
devoted to the interests o f Central
Point and the Rogue River Valley.
Published Every Thursday.
Subscription price, fl.50 ‘per year, in
advance.
Entered as Second-class Matter, May 4,
1906, at the Post Office at Central Point,
Oregon, under the Act of Congress of
March 3, 1879.
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DEALER IN
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WE GUARANTEE ALL
P. J. Hicken
FA IR D E A L IN G
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SAFETY
lad •; ja : I oar customers' interests with the same good faith we do
those of the Bank.
A Member of American Bankers’ Association.
We are Strongly Insured Against Burglary and Ilold-Ups
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS!
Wm. S. Crowell, President
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dir ec t o r s :
F. K. Deuel, Vice-President
Wm. S.¡Crowell,5F. K. Deuel, Chas.
M. L. Alford, Cashier
Strang, E. V. Carter, Geo. W. Dunn |
Yard on track near depot. Estimates furnished.
Let us figure on your lumber bill.
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Jeweler
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Send the HERALD to you r friends.
Gillett
Restaurant
and
3 Lodging
House
HIE CAR SHORTAGE.
The cupidity o f railroad com­
Keep a Pullin’ !
panies, and the soullessness of “ Ef the tide is running strong, keep
corporations in general, is illus­
a pullin'!
Ef the wind is blowing strong, keep
trated by some o f the phases of
a pullin'!
the car shortage. When there
‘Taint no use to cuss an' swear—
are but a certain restricted n u m -!
Wastes y ur
,, r to rip an’ tear—
ber o f cars available— about o n e 1 Ef it rains or el u 's fair, keep a pullin'!
twelfth of what is required to “ Though it's Winter or it's May, keep
handle the normal business of
a pullin’ !
Ef you’ re in the ring to stay, keep
the country —the cars are dis­
a pullin'!
tributed carefully where they
’Though you can't see e ’en a ray,
will yield the largest revenue for
Sun is bound to shine some day.
the railroad company.
Got to come ’ fore long your way, keep
Idaho is shipping potatoes to
a pullin'!
California, while Oregon cannot “ When you’ re sick an’ tired, too, keep
a pullin’ !
get cars to ship potatoes, Cali­
Never 'low you're feelin’ blue, keep
fornia is shipping its immense
a pullin’ !
orange crop with ease, and using
Ain’ t no good in blamin’ fate —
all the cars necessary to do it,
’Cause you're working hard an’ late,
while Oregon cannot get cars to Better say you feel first rate, an' keep
a pullin’ !
ship
its
hops. The Portland j
shipper o f hops in consolidated “ Fish don’ t bite just for the wishin’
keep a pullin’ !
lots can get a few cars for ship­
Change your bait an’ keep on lishin ,
ments, but the producer in the
keep a pullin'!
country districts cannot get aj Luck ain't nailed to any spot.
car. The producers are forced
Men you envy like as not
to make local shipments o f their Envy you your job an' lot! Keep
a pullin'!
hops to Portland, paying the rail­
road company half a cent a "Sympathy is just a fake, keep
a pullin’ !
pound, and from this point the
No one feels it when you ache,
hops are sent east, resulting in a
keep a pullin’ !
considerable additional profit for
Only this is worth ’erwhile,
the railroad company, and cor­
And you'll find it helps a pile—
responding loss to the producer. When the wind blows hard, just smile,
an’ keep a pullin’ !
Portland commission houses have
the greatest difficulty to get cars “ Ef your runners sliike bare ground,
keep a pullin'!
for immediate use, as their com­
Don't give up an' don’t go ’ round!
modities are perishable, and their
Keep a pullin’ !
markets constantly changing.
Wouldn' give a hoss his grain,
Ef he wouldn’ t bleak his chain.
It is said that the W . B. Glafke
commission house solicited a car Back up prompt an' pull again an'
keep a pullin'!
from the railroad company for
“ ‘Spose yer haven't got a cent, keep
the purpose o f making a ship­
a pullin'!
ment o f potatoes a month ago.
Not a red to pay the rent! Keep
They are still waiting for the car
a pullin’ !
Gettin’ ’ busted’ ain't no crime,
to be furnished. This is a fair
Gorry mighty! That’ s the time
illustration of the difficulties the
Grit will make a man sublime, keep
business interests o f Oregon are
a pullin’ !
up against. They are absolutely
“ Can't fetch business with a whine,
helpless.
Hustling,
industry,
keep a pullin'!
ability, count for nothing. The
Grin an’ swear you’ re feelin’ fine,
an' keep a pullin' 1
best business getter, and the
Sumnflin’ up, my brother, you
most enterprising methods, are
Haint no other thing to do;
rendered futile and practically
Simply got to pull le i- through! So
put out o f the commercial game
keep a pullin'!”
by the car situation.— Journal.
A. S. C.,
liornhr
, Cal.. Nov. 34, l.1 6.
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IIIHRIINLS AND l ‘ W.
A crime was committed in
Portland this week, wherein one
young man took the life of an­
other, to atone for the debauch­
ing of his sister. The murderer
went at once to the S h eriff’s
office and gave him self up, telling
his story in a straight-forward
way, o f the cause leading up to
the killing. The daily papers
published many columns o f the
circumstances where the murder-
oil young man had ruined the li i
o f a too trusting girl; the parents
and brother insisting that hi
marry the girl and keep his
promise. A fter nearly an hou
o f pleading, the brother s'r
three bulletts into his body, i -
suiting in almost inUantaneo i
de;<t'i. Thus ended the wort
less life o f a libertine," rap <t an
seducer.
The Oregonian comm n - o
the moral law:
“ Briefly summed up, thes > law
assert the right o f a in >’ > to h i ■
a rapist, the right o f a husba
to slay any man who comm s
adultery with his w ife, the rig
o f a woman or her near n>l civ
to kill her seducer, the right o f a
virtuous woman or her near rela­
tive to slay a man who traduces
her characier.” Tillamook lie»-
Blacksmithing
Blacks i
K.
Blacks'
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H A W K
Lower 1’ine Street
Central Point
e n e r ti I I i I a c U « m i 11 » i n
Repair work of all kinds.
Li.w ood Turning’ and Scroll Work. r' r ' n4
Horseshoeing and Wagon work
Cast Iron Brazing
CENTRAL POINT, OR.
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WHM’S
worth doing is worth doing well. If
you wish to be cured of Rheumatism,
use Ballard-!- Snow Liniment and you
will be “ well cured.” A positive cure
fer Sprains, Neuralgia. Brui. es, Con­
tracted Muscles and all the ids that
Mesh is heir to. A. G. M. Williams.
Navasotu, Texas, writes: “ I have
use<| Snow Liniment for sprained ankle
and it gave the best of satisfaction. I
always keep it in the house.” Sold by
Central l ’oint Pharmacy.
A WORD TO THE FARM ER-W hen you
come to Central Point call at the Gillett Res­
taurant if you should be hungry. 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 TREAT ENT,
A. I\ GILLETT & SON.
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IF Y O U R H OR SE
HAS
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T H E FE E T, SEE
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Price, the florseshoer.
Fast Horses, First-class Rigs, areful. Experienced Drivers.
Daily Stage to Eagle Point.
Special attention to Commercial Men.
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Livery Stables
Shorty Williams, Prop.
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J. W . J a c o b s & C o.
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Manufacturers of all classes of
M a r b li a n i Granite
C em etery
PRINTING THAT
PRINTING
FLEASES
THAT PLEASES
PARTICULAR
PEOPLE
PEOPLE
WHO PAY
Designs furnished
or will manufa-
cure from private
drawings.
W o rk
Our Granite Quarries, near Central Point, are
the finest on the Coast. Electric polishing
machines in our local factory. Iron fencing.
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
H o lic la v G o o d s
You Pay for Printing
W e are now receiving and plac­
ing on display, the largest and
finest line of H O L ID A Y GOODS
ever brought to Central Point.
And We Print for Pay
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IN T E R E S T
TO
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Printing that will please our customers.
Fancy Goods, Toys, Books
OUT
and many other attractive- nd
W e are
fully equipped to do all classes o f Commercial and
seasonable holiday articles.
Job Printing and we respectfully solicit your orders
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LETTER
Call early and make your selec­
tions while the stock is complete.
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B U S IN E S S
CARDS
Or anything else that you may need.
Call an 1 let us figure with you.
W e are here to
stay and to help you make Central
while.
Help us with
Point
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Central point Hera'
p r M r a l q u a lity s h o u ld be
the f ir s t con s id e r atio n . In
no other article or m a k e
o f g oo ds can a h i g h e r
d e g r e e o f rea l w o r th be
secured
t h a n in a n
O U R
V E R Y
B E ST
PocKet K n i f e . W e have
a v e r y large asao rtm en t.
S. M. Nr ALON,
laide Rock.
SH O R T H A N D
Individual Instruction
GF0. L. NULL
'enerr.1 Arcticr.eer
Bills Furnished if Desired
Terms Reasonable.
Clean, reed rye
C O M M E R C IA L.
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Eve 11. nt i qulpmtn» and evtry up-to-
date feature.
Has had 20 years experience
and guarantees satisfaction.
I f wishing to make a sale,
drop me a card and I will call
and arrange details.
FOR SALE.
Corny.I e and thorough trainin, in
A N D E N G L ISH B R A N C H E S
, In S e le c tin g a ,
aid.
Side Dishes have been crowded
o u t o f t h e H e r a l p by reason of
increasing advertisements in he
paper.
md Dressed Lumber, Shingles,
Doers, Windows, Etc.
R ough
The Youngest and the Strongest
Central Point, Ore.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS
Th-1 expen* s are the lowest and the
&
CONFECTIONERY
advartts -s the best. Our graduates
The undersigned, having been duly
are employed and more demanded.
ipp'inted administrator of the estate
of Isaac Simpkins, deceased, by order
ICE C R E A M A N D SO D A
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 mon thorough and complete busi­
by given to all persons having claims
against the estate of said Isaac Simp­
kins. deceased, to present said claims ness training can be had anywhere and
with proper vouchers attached to the the expense of securing such a course
undersigns! at Woodville, Oregon,
within six months from the date of the here is hut little more than half the X
Eagle Point. Oregon
first publication of this notice.
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Dated at Woodville, Oregon, October expense in the larger cities.
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OSCAR SIMPKINS.
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Administrator of the estate of Isaac Address:
Simpkins, deceased.
P.‘ RITNER, A M„ Pres
Date of first publication Oct. 4. 1906.
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