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CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1907,
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IF YOUR HORSE HAS CORNS OR CONTRACTION OF t
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•THE FEET. SEE
A RIDE FOR LIBERTY
À Good Investment
[O r ig in a l- ]
Kentucky Is famous for Its pretty
girls uud fine horses. This Is a story '
of both. The horses would uot he tu- |
terestlng without the girl, uud with­
out the horses there would be no story.
May be found in our Residence and Business Property in*
Charlotte DeForest Is the girl In
question, and she was the belle of the
blue grass region. She could ride and
shoqt and dance and flirt and was a
constant terror to her father and moth­ 4-H - H - l- I- l- l- H -l- H - l- l- l- l- H - H - l- l-l-H -l-H -l-l-l -l-l-I- l -l -i-h l-H -H -H -H -l-l-h' !
er lest she be thrown from some of
the wild horses she rode or get shot
while banting or, worst of ull, muke a
match with some undesirable party.
Her father, however, gave her a free
rein In everything except marriage.
So loug as Charlotte was fancy free
her father's statement did not Interest
THE most rapidly growing town in the Rogue River Valley.
her, but one day came Hull Dangler, a
young Tennesseean who had every
NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST in lots and blocks before
trait to muke him unacceptable to old
people uud every trait to make him
K. A . H A W K
acceptable to the young. He had late­
the Fall rush of homeseekers have picked out the choice
G e n e r a l B lu c k s m lth ln ^ .
ly inherited a plantation near Mur­
freesboro, with u fulr bank account,
property. Central Point is the most centrally located town
Repair work of all kinds.
besides stocks and bonds. This he
gxWood Turning and Scroll Work.
was proceeding to run through as rap­
in the valley and is the hub o f THE RICHEST FRUIT,
Horseshoeing and Wagonwork
idly as possible and had already got
Cast Iron Brazing
away
with
a
full
quarter
of
It.
He
DAIRYING, FARMING and MINING REGION on the
CENTRAL POINT, OR.
was handsome us a picture, reckless,
generous, brave—In short. Just the man
Pacific Coast. Its climatic, commercial, social and educa­
to capture a girl of nineteen.
Dangler made short work with Char­
tional advantages are unsurpassed and at the present low
lotte IleForest's heart. But Churlotte,
knowing that her father would disap­ W -M -W -I - 1- FH - H -H --I- W -W H -H * -l-H -H -l-H -H -H 1
prices, every parcel of our property is a RARE BARGAIN.
prove of him, said nothing about her
love and would not permit her lover
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to ask for her hand. Her parents took
All Kinds of Repair Work
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fright the moment Dangler appeared
on the scone; but, as he put la no
Promptly Done
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claim for their daughter and their
daughter did not admit any partiality
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Satisfactio
for the young scaitegraee, there was
no excuse to keep the two npart. The
CENTRAL
best the parents could do was to make
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a new rule that Charlotte should not !u
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, future leave the premises with any
General Blacksmiths & Woodworkers
young man without other company.
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Against this Chnilotte protested with­
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY J
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out avail
Both she and her lover
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knew well that It was directed agalust
We treat you and your horses right
them, and from that moment they act
We are offering choice business lots at from ;$150 each and upwards; [and choice
ed as prisoners eager to secure liberty.
They began by deliberately breaking
residence property at $50 and upwards. Now is the time to invest, before an ad­
the rule, riding away together. Mr.
DeForest sent a seivant to recall them.
vance in prices is made.
Affairs had not yet gone so far that
Charlotte would disobey, but It was
not long before she knew that certain
Call on or address:
of the household lmd been deputed to
watch her. Then she learned that her
father had so fsr perfected a sys­
tem of espionage that It would he Im­
possible for her to get away with her
lover even If sho desired to do so.
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Just ns soon as she discovered this she
DEALER IN
made up her mind to break through
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON.
the cordon placed about her at the first
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectioneries and Soft Drinks
opportunity.
ICE CREAM PARLORS IN CONNECTION
One morning Mr. DeForest was In n
field near the house trying some horses.
Post Office Bnilding
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Central Point, Oregon
eye on the commissioner who attempts His stablemen were showing their
Oregon Eastern R. R. Located.
paces before him. Churlotto and Hall
Newspapers Not Included.
to so construe the measure. —Telegram.
Dangler went over to take a look at
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the stoek. Charlotte had her own sad­
Final locations for the Oregon East­
dle brought out and Insisted on trying
Since the Chapin railroad commission
ern, the Southern Pacific branch across
Even from the Mountains
pile of the horses. When sho dismount­
Central Oregon from Natron to Onta­ bill has received such prominent con­
ed, Dangler asked permission to mount
rio, have just been completed. The sideration before the Legislature, the Ballard's Snow Liniment is praised for another. Then the two made motions
route selected is thoroughly practical, barrier o f the Interstate Commerce law the good it does. A sure cure for to mount ut the same time, but Mr.
Wright
with easy gradients. As surveyed, the against the use of advertising trans­ Rheumatism and all pains.
DeForest ordered his daughter to de­
route across Central Oregon is 460 miles portation by newspapers has risen be­ W. Loving, Grand Junction, Colo., sist, and Dangler rode off alone.
writes:
“
I
used
Ballard’s
Snow
Lini­
long. It is expected that construction fore pencil-pushers o f Oregon, and in­
More than an hour was spent trying
will be begun within the next 90 days. quiry during the last week has been ment, last winter, for Rheumatism and the horses. Dangler mounted a num­
can
recommend
it
as
the
best
Liniment
ber In succession and under pretense
The line, as finally located, runs up active as to the provisions o f pro­
No special on the market. I thought, at the time of testing their speed rode them till
the middle fork of the Willamette to posed law on that subject.
Salt Creek and up that stream, through mention is made regarding newspaper I was taken down with this trouble, they were well high exhausted. Miss
the Cascades by Odell Pass, past the transportation, and J. N. Teal, attorney that it would be a week before I could DeForest after having been checked
by her father would uot mount uguln,
town of Odell, through Christmas Lake for the Chamber of Commerce, which or­ get about, but on applying your Lini­
but stood pouting, looking on, holding
Valley, where there are 250,000 acres of ganization drafted the measure, says ment several times during the night, I her liurso by the brliUe rein. There
was
about
in
48
hours
and
well
in
three
agricultural land waiting to be opened the newspapers were not thought of in
was one horse called Simon that Dan­
up; south of Wagon Tire Mountain, that conection, the aim being only to days.” Sold by Central Point Phar­ gler pronounced Incapable of any speed
macy.
through the center o f Harney Valley, prohibit the giving o f free mileage or
whatever, nud tlic animal was left
where their are 200,000 acres, more of passes.
with his bridle rein thrown over a
fence post. Presently, after a few
land waiting the settler’s plow, thence
Mr. Teal says that in the event the
EXECUTORS’ NOTICE.
whisi»ered words between the lovers,
down the Malheur River to Ontaio.
commission regards newspapers as
Charlotte mounted and rode toward
barred from accepting
advertising
transportation, it would be a stand that
Notice is hareby given that the tho house. All except Dangler were
too preoccupied to notice that she
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
could be changed, inasmuch news­ undersigned have been, by the County
l.to a l K n ta to T A g o u ts
C e n t r a l I ’ o in t
passed the house uud was soou lost to
[From the Chicago Tribune.]
papers are given transportation for Court o f Jackson County, Oregon, ap­ view down tho roud. Then suddenly
We now have the exclusive sale 'o f some fine alfalfa
" ‘Don't trifle with a cold,’ is good services rendered, and it is not in the pointed executors o f the estate o f Sarah
Dangler mounted Simon and dushed
advice for prudent men and women. nature o f a pass. Gratuitous tran3por- i Lake, deceased, and have qualified.
farms, grain and fruit lands, stock ranches, unimproved
after her.
It may be vital in the case of a child. tation or "courtesies” are restricted by
All persons having claims against the
"Mount! Quick!” shouted Mr. Do- !
timber lands and gold-hearing quartz ledges, partly devel­
Proper food, good ventilation, and dry, it, but so long as Oregon publications said estate are hereby notified to pre­ Forest. "Five hundred dollurs to the
warm clothing are the proper safe- • are given transportation in return for sent the same, with proper vouchers man who catches Ihein!"
oped. Business and residence property at reasonable prices.
guards against colds. If they are ■ advertising the practice does not come and duly verified, to the undersigned
There were three stablemen and six
We respectfully solicit Ithe .homeseekers’ patronage. Our
maintained through the changeable under the head of "courtesies.”
horses,
all
in
the
stable
having
been
at Central Point, Oregon, within six
brimght out. Two of tho horses being i
motto is, “ Small Commission and Square Dealing.”
weather of autumn, winter and spring,
The Washington law permits the is- . months from the date o f this notice.
saddled, two of the meu mounted and
the chances of a surprise from ordinary suance o f advertising transportation, ,
W illiam Lewis,
rode away, while the remaining man |
colds will be slight. But the ordinary and the Wisconsin law does not men- j
J ohn S isty ,
light cold will become severe if neg­ tion that class o f transportation as Executors o f the estate of Sarah Lake, suddlel one of the remaining horses.
This Mr. DeForest mounted himself.
lected, and a well established ripe cold prohibitive. The Interstate Commerce
deceased.
He was too old to Join In the race, hut i
is to the germs o f diphtheria what law provides that the railroads shall Dated, and first published, January 24, wished to follow. The two men In
honey is to the bee. The greatest “ receive no greater or less or different
advance pushed on with fair si>eed
1907.
menace to child life at this season of compensation” than the advertised tar­
for awhile, but It was uot loug before
W. I. V awter ,
the*year is the neglected cold.” iffs, and in the opinion o f legal lights
they discovered that their horses'
M. PlJRDIN,
Whether it is a child or adult, the cold the word "different” precludes newspa­ 40d43
Attorneys for estate. freshness had been worn out by Dan­
gler in his pretended efforts to test their
slight or severe, the very best treat­ pers from receiving transportation. Re­
eiieod Miss DeForost’s horse had uot
ment that can be adopted is to give gardless of that opinion, attorneys of
Chamberlain’s Coujh Remedy. It is some Eastern lines have given their Skin Disease of Twenty Years’ Standing been used at all, and Simon, ridden by
Dangler, was fresh as a daisy. The
safe and sure. The great popularity passenger departments to understand
Cured.
plan, which wus not premeditated, hud
and immense sale o f this preparation interstate transportation can be issued
I want you to know how much Cham­ elmply lieen to show the old people
has been attained by its remarkable newspapers and a strict account kept berlain’s Salve has done for me. It that they could not control llie young
eures o f this ailment. A cold never of it, while on the other hand an open has cured my face o f skin disease of one's movements. The only premedi­
results in pneumonia when it is given. account is also maintained of the almost twenty years’ standing. I have tated thing about It wus Hull Dan­
For sale by Mary A. Mee.
amount o f advertising given the news­ been treated by several as smart physi­ gler's wearing out the horses so that
the couple could not tie pursued to ad
paper receiving it, the two accounts to cians as we hare m this country and
vantage. First one follower lugged,
be balanced at stated intervals and the they did me no good, but two boxes of then the other, and when Mr. D efor­
$100 REWARD!
debtor to make up the difference in this salve has cured me. —M rs . F annie est came up he found Iwtti out of the ■l-H -l-'H - H -l-H -H -l-H -i-i-H -l-H -H -fr
We will pay $100 reward for in­ cash. Ix>cal roads doing interstate bus- G riffen , Troy, Ala. Chamberlain's race. The couple had gone free. The
formation leading to the arrest and | iness are not inclined to establish such Salve is for sale by Mary A. Mee.
RETAIL
old man rode on a short distance and
conviction of the party or parties shoot­ | a ruling, though the question has not
eaw tho young eouple halted, facing
DEALER IN WOOD
each other, Dangler talking earuoetly.
ing or in any way damaging insulators, I been definitely decided.
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Here was a ertete. Had the father
poles or wires.
In countless ways newspapers o f the
A Card of Thanks.
maintained Ms equanimity all might
CONDOR WATER & POWER COT state favor the railroads through ad-
•• C i t y . D r a y l n j ^ tin cl T r a n s f e r
have been well. Instead he hurled
42d45 ! vertising attractions or rates that
We, the undersigned, on behalf of anathemas nt Dangler ami threatened
prove beneficial to the systems, a major
All Kind» of Hauling
the Christian church of Central Point, to shoot him If he ever came near his
Two days treatment free. Ring’s 1 portion o f which is not paid for because
PromptlyJDone.
extend grateful thanks to the friends home again. Then he reproached his
daughter In no paternal terms Dan­
Dyspepsia Tablets for impaired diges­ j it does not come under the head of
who so kindly assisted us in putting on gler seised his companion's Iwtdle and
tion, impure breath, perfect asaimula- ! regular advertising. Bo long as the
the wainxcoating in the church building. drew her away.
CENTRAL POINT, OR. : \
tion o f food, increased appetite. Do I new law is not intended to shut out the
1J. S. M arch ,
The
couple
were
eventually
forgive».
not fail to avail yourself of the above I publications, all is well, but ye country
Elders A. J. H anky .
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GERTRUDE GO WAN.
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•ffer. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
editor will undoubtedly keep a watchful
I T. M. J ones .
Price, the horseshoer.
CENTRAL
POINT
Blacksmithing
Blacks
Blacks
For the N ext 30 Days
CENTRAL POINT TOWNSITE CO.
Jeffers & Peart
G. S. MOORE*
D o w n in g ¿t E m r y
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