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C entral point H erald
VOL- 2.
CENTRAL POINT. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER
3. 1907.
NO. 2A
cranfiii & Robnett *re having a deck New Lumbering Company at Work.
Mack Tw ain’s Many Homes.
Christian Sunday School Picnic.
built in
in the dry goods department of
People are Waking Lip
Such a universal, character to Mask
their store. an<which their tag -stock a!
on the orchard proposition In the
Twain
that
the
whole,
world
la
lntsrsst-
Walter
Bottorf,
manager
of
tbe
new
clothing .will be exhibited. The deck
Rogue River Valley. A good
gives, one-half.more room in that de­ lumbering and mining company which ed In the announcement that be Is go- church will hold a picnic in the grove
orchard on the rigfat kind of. land
Tee cream at the Kandy ‘Kitchen.
partment and was made .necessary t)y recently acquired a block of valuable Ing to build a new house for himself. at the. old fair grounds Saturday.
is very attractive.
Prof. Hanby reports that 190 pupils the largely increased stock of rEAll and mining and timber property in the This time, as ones before, he chooses Those attending will meet at the church,
The right kind of gn .qcchard
are enrolled in the Central point schools. Winter goods now arriving.
Willow Springs district, arrived a few Connecticut We are Informed that tbs from where the start for the grove
will prove a bonanza; the wrong
new
bouee
Is
to
be
built
of
concrete»
days
ago
from
Kokomo,
Indiana,
and
is
Mrs. Maria M. Wright, who resides
will be made a t 10 « ’clock. A good
S. C. Hensley khipped ¿car. of bogs
kind is sure.to..prove a “ white
.with her sister, Mrs. Stone, is very to San Francisco recently, 'finding a busy getting a crew of men together the latest material, guaranteed to look time is anticipated if the day is fair.
elephant” on the earner’s hands.
pretty when Cheope and tbe aphlnx have
to
commence
logging
and
lumbering
seriously ill.
good market in the California metropo­
A man who is not in touch .with
Joe Welch reports that be has finished lis. Mr. Hensley returned from a trip operations on their property. As soon become mere sand beeps. Being some­ Qutey. Sprains and SweWnjs Cured.
the orchard business cannot put
thing
of
a
humorist
as
well
as
a
philos­
as
logs
can
be
gotten
into
the
van
the
Hiáslbey harvest and has 26 loads of fine to the Willamette Valley Saturday,
von right-on Hie proposition any
opher, Mark Twain proposes to leave
“ In November, 1901, I caught cold
hay in the barn for Winter.
where he went to look up the hog trade. sawmill will be started and lumber will behind him a memorial more subs tan-
more than a blind man can lead
and
had
the
quinsy.
My
throat
was
be
produced
on
a
large
scale.
Mr.
a blind man. If you want to i
B. Khan, the Medford advertising He shipped two cars to San Francisco
tlal than books. If be were merely a swollen so I could hardly breathe. I
Bottorf
expects
his
family
to
arrive
avoid getting left With a “white
man, was in town yesterday putting in yesterday.
from the East in a short time and he serious philosopher he might rely whol­ applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
anntWertising board in the post office.
elephant’’ on your hands, do
$3.75 for $1.50—Weekly Oregonian, will make his home in Central Point. ly upon his books.
it gave me relief in a short time. In
business with the
J . N. Wright has sold his 50 acre Sunset Magazine and “ Road of a
It Is not every man who can gratify two days I was all right,” says Mrs. L.
farm, just east of the Bear Creek ford, Thousand Wonders,’’regular price $3.75
a teste ------------------------------------------Cousins,
for multitudinous homes. Mark
Otterbum, Mich. Chamber-
Rogue River Land O a p a n y .
“
Better
than
Shingles
or
Tin”
—Rex
to D. Sage, of Medford, for $6,500, or —at the Post Office News Stand, for a
Flintkote roofing is better than either Twain bolds tbe world's record In that Iain’s Pain Balm is a liniment and is
Medford. Oregon.
short
time,.all
fsr
*1.50.
Better
sub­
¿$130 an acre.
shingles or tin. In fact, it is the best respect. He has bad more homes than especially valuable for sprains and
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They are in touch with the or­
any
man
now
living.
While
It
Is
a
swellings.
F ound -- A pair of steel spectacles on scribe today.
For
sale
by
Mary
A.
Mee
house covering made. If you are build­
chard business, thoroughly fa­
Ex-Sheriff Harry K. Brown of Baker ing be sure and investigate “ Flintkote” matter of Impossibility to furnish a
iread one mile east from Tolo. Owner
miliar with every tract in the
caM at this office and pay for this notice. County was the victim of a dynamite before contracting for your roofing. complete list. Just a few may be recall­
1/i.restock insurance.
valley, know what each district
ed to support the assertion. First there
bomb Monday, the „-explosive being For sale by W. C. Leever.
tf
50tf
is best adapted for. and they!
placed
at
his
front
gate
in
much
the
was
the
little
house
In
tbe
village
of
Rev. B. A. Bristol has been appointed
will see that you are put right I
■Florida. Mo., -where Samuel L. Clemens The National Livestock Insurauce
■by the M. E. conference to the pastor­ same manner that the bomb that killed
—that being his name off the stage— Association of Portland, Oregon, is
in every instance. Every man
a te of the Central Point M. E. church' ex-Govemor Steunenburg « a s planted.
Has Returned From Condon.
was born. Then came tbe old home­ insuring livestock against death from
who has ever bought through
Brown was horribly mangled, but it is
for the coming year.
stead In Hannibal, still standing, where any cause. Our rates are right. In­
this agency can sell to-day for a
hoped he may recover.
Geo.
L.
Neale
returned
last
Friday
M. S. Welsh is building a fine bam
great advance over his purchase
Your alun should be dear and bright from Condon, where he was called as tbe world wanderer passed bla boyhood. vestigate us. We make no promises
ton his Second street property. It is
price. This is e n d o r s e.m e n t
if your liver is in normal condition. a witness several weeks ago on an After that the future Mark Twain lived we cannot fulfill. For further particu­
reported that Mr. Welsh will put in an
enough. Consult? any business
Dades Little Liver Pills act on the important murder trial. The defendant, In various houses, ono of which, a lars, inquire of G. L. Neale, agent,
auto garage next Spring.
Nevada log hut, la still pointed out to Central Point, Oregon.
man, bank, or orchardman m the
liver; and headache, constipation and
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Wood is the same as money this year biliousness disappear. Price 25 cents. J. R. Thompson, was tried and con­ admirers. History tells us of a hand-
valley as to tjkeir «^liability.:
victed two years ago for the murder of some home preeented to Mr. and Mrs.
so you had better see W. C. Leever Sold by Mary A. Mee.
Alec Goreicke, a cook in Thompson’s Clemens as a wedding gift. That was
.about a Cole's Airtight Heater. Save
Mrs. F. Adams, of Merrill, was the railroad construction camp, near Con­ at Buffalo. The youn^ couple refused
ttheir cost in ose soasen.
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H iM’ H ' M-W -I-H t-H -H -t 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 M-|-|.
guest of Mrs. J. W. Merritt for a few don. An appeal to the supreme court
to live happily ever afterward In that
W. J. Virgin retained'from Portland days during the week. Mrs. Adams
was upheld and the case remanded back bouse, for they went to Elmira and to
"Monday. His-health is improving and was formerly Miss Martha Caldwell,
for retrial and, as the principal witness Hartford, having homes one after the
ihe hopes to g etth e Central,Point Flour­ and at one time was a teacher in the
ing Mills started within the next two Central Point schools and was also a for the State has disappeared, the ether 1n each place.
second trial resulted in an acquittal.
The Hartford home achieved fame
week 8.
former postmistress at this place. She
Mr. Neale says the wheat crop in because of Its many windows and its
When you are in Medford drop in at left for her home Sunday morning.
Gilliam County is a world beater, and, j fleas tower. At last it was believed
“ Weary’s” for good liquors, cool beer
Laundry Work—Leave your package when he left, the threshing was hardly by tbe friends of ths philosopher that
.and a good lunch.
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at W. C. Leever’s hardware store for half done. The warehousea are all I be was settled down. But they rack-
Mrs. Potter Palmer and her two sons, Peil’s new laundry at Medford. Sat- full and thousands of sacks of wheat | oned without their host. He was up
Honoré and his wife and Potter Palmer lisfactian gaurtanteed. We exepect to are piled along the railroad trac k s■ end away—off to Europe, living now
J r ., arerin Medford far a few days this pet a wagon on the Central Point route awaiting shipment. The car shortage In a Venetian palace and now In a
week enjoying the climate and looking within a few weeks.
lOtf is so acate, however, that the ware­ Florentlan villa. It la said that be
over the best valley on earth.
Dick Besse, the veteran stage driver, houses have all quit buying for the also occupied a castle on the Rhine.
George Neale, the enterprising wood has quit the Butte Falls line and is present. The prevailing price for Moreover, ho Is accused of having lived
.dealer, made a flying trip to Glendale spending a few days in town looking wheat in Eastern Oregon is 70 cents a for a time In Russia.
vyesterday and bought* few carloads around for a business opening in which bushel.
When Dr. Clemens finally returned
-•f wood to keep up the supply in his to invest. There are rumors afloat that
to the United 8tates and permitted his
wood yard.
Don’t w orry about your kidneys when friends to congratulate him upon his
Cupid, the little rascal, has been aiming
F. H. Hopkins is shipping one ar his arrows in Mr. Besse’s direction and you can obtain »0 days’ treatment of seventieth birthday he bought a home
itwo cars of Winter Neliis pears from that wedding bells may ring in the Pineules for *1.00. These little globules on the Hudson. Tbe report that Marie
(the local station every day now. Hm near future oat towards Eagle Point. bring relief in the « ra t dose. Back­ Twain was going to settle down spsead
rapidly. It was a false alarm. For
•pear crop is a wonder, even in this
It is a well known fact that persons ache, Lumbago and Rheumatism yield
land of prodigious yields.
quickly.
If
not
satisfied
your money some reason ha sold tbs Hudson river
living in the pine forests do not suffer
boms and never lived there. Ha set­
flthave on hand a car load of firSt- from kidney diseases. One dose of refunded. This is a fair offer you can’t
tled down—for the time being—In s
■ class blacksmith coal and am prepared Pineules at night usually relieves back­ lose. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
invite your attention to their Fine
bouse on Fifth avenue» New York city.
to supply the trade in that tine.—W. E. ache. 30 days’ treatment $1.00. Your
Until tbe news came that Mark
Price, Central Point.
2Uf
money refunded if not satisfied. Sold
Redmen Rally and Initiation.
Twain had bought a farm and was
Line of Ladies’ Misses^
A P. White, of Amador County, by Mary A. Mee.
preparing to build a concrete house— ■.
■California, is here visiting his brother-
Will Scott and Goocge Ford remem­
and settle down—It was supposed that [ \
M edford . O regon , O ctober 15.
and Children’s
in-law, B. F. Peart, and attenéing to bered the H erald family the other
Fifth svsnus was to claim him tor
On
this
occasion
the
Southern
Pa­
business matters. Mr. White was a day with as fine a string of trout as
life. His millions of friends may take
cific
Company
will
sell
tickets
at
the
former resident of this valley.
ever came from the swirling waters ef
rate of one and one-third fare for the comfort in the hope that tbe concrete
M. J. Deal, recently from Payette, Rogue River. Nothing puts a news­ round trip. Selling dates, October house will be strong enough to boM
iUaho, is here and is looking for a small paper man in a better humor than 11th and 12th. Tickets good returning him.
farm to rent for a year. Mr. Deal trout or venison and if there is any­
until October 13th. Minimum charge,
Natives of Borneo place rudely
likes the country very much and will thing in the line pf high class fish or 35 cents for the round trip.
carved femalo figures at the entrances
probably buy and locate permanently. deer stories these popular young gentle­
F red P arker , Agent,
which have just arrived,
to their huts. Tbe image represents a
A full line of the new school books men desire they have but to command
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Central Point, Oregon. goddess, whlcu protects tbe bouse from
us.
will be found at the Central Point Phar­
harm or atekneaa. If there should be
It comes put up in a collapsible tube
macy, where the old books are taken in
Illness before placing tbe figure at
More'th«n 40 'Different -Styles to
To cure a cold first move the bowels tbe entrance she prevents It from be­
exchange at the prescribed exchange with a nozzle, easy to apply to the
soreness and inflammation, for any Bees Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently coming worse.
[prices.
Select From.
form of Piles; it soothes and relieves on the bowels, drives out the cold,
Tbe lion’s tongus Is so rough that It
C. H. Lewis, of Medford, received
pain, itching and burning. Man Zan clears the head. I t’s pleasant to take can be used to reap the flesh from tbs
returns from a car of Comice pears
Pile Remedy. .Price 50 cents. Guaran- and mothers highly recommend it for bones. Tbe horny, claw Ilka papillae,
Tuesday that breaks the world’s record
colds, croup and whooping cough. Guar­ or prickles, are very nearly a quarter
teefl. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
Call and Select a Fall Wrap.
for high priced pears. The car brought
Mrs. Jane E. White and Mrs. Dun­ anteed to give catisfnction or money of an Inch long. It baa been said that
him $4422.80, or a t the rate of $8.00
refunded.
Equally
good
for
young
and
tbe
cat
uses
her
prickly
tongue
In
tbs
ham, of Ashland, visited their sister,
,per box.
seme way, but she uses It chiefly as a
Mrs J. H. Gay, this week. Mrj. old. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
W. C. Leever sent a shipment of
comb.- Pearson's.
White is one of the old pioneers of
Jonathan apples from his young foot
“If yoo want to keep your little bittf
Jackson County, and in the early days
Bad Weather for October.
hill orchard to Portland last Tuesday
curtains down.” said tbe bachelor girl,
she and her husband conducted the
j :
which netted him $3.00 a box exclusive
“put shot In them. Either make little
begs of It and put them I d t b e bottom
o f cost of paper, boxes and packing stage station at Woodville. Thev were
at the station from the time the first
Ira L. Hicks, the weather prophet, bem or put a lot of shot In loose.
T he apples were beauties.
stage coach passed over the road be­ predicts bad weather for the present That’s ths way they keep the little cur­
C ook W anted —At Buzzard mine, tween Oregon and California until that month and warns the people of the tains
down In tbe bathrooms of tbe big
on Elk Creek. *35 a month.and steady mode of travel was superseded by the Pacific const to look out for a heavy hotels.”
woric. Address Jesae
Applegate, railroad. Mrs. White is proud of the equinoctial storm from the 7th to the
Inquisitive Acquaintance—Have you
Manager, Ashland, Oregon. Care C. fact that she cooked the first meal 10th of the month.
ever thought whet you would do In
W. Evans.
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eaten by stage passengers at the Wood-
case your gas beg should collapse
»Christian Science services are held ville stage station,
while you were half t mile or more In
1FST WE
tbe sir? Daring Aeronaut-Often. 1
«very Sunday morning in the lodge
It is claimed that indigestion is the
room on the second floor of the opera National disease. That* why the de­ forget—Baby is restless, can’t sleep at should start at once for terra firms by
house. All are cordially invited to at­ mand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets night, won’t eat, cries spasmodically. tbe shortest posKlble route —Chicago
Tribune.
tend these services. Subject for next keeps increasing beaause they do the A bottle of White’s Crerm Vermifuge
After experimenting with forty-one
Sunday, “ Are Sin, Disease and Death work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, never fails to cure. Every mother
shatHU'give her baby White’s Cream persons, M. N. Veschlds concluded that
Real?”
indigestion, bloating, etc., yield quickly. Vermifuge. So many times when the sleep In the day Is mors superficial,
I M I U H I 1 1 1 14 11 I t 4 H 11 I - •
John Mathews, of Trail, who has Two d a y s ’ treatment free. A sk your
continuous t D d less recuperative ■I'H-l-l-t-H I
■been employed by the Weed Lumber druggist about them. Sold by Mary A. baby 'is pale and fretful, the mother then sleep In tbe night Except In
does not know what to do. A bottle of
Company most of the Summer in their Mee.
cases of extreme mental or physical
this-medicine would bring color to his
A SH LA N D IC E Undo frani p u r a * n
logging camp at the foot of Mount
CLASSI!ILO ADVERTISEMENTS
The Portland poet office is now send­ cheeks and'laughter to his eyes. Give fatigue sleep In the day does not reach
»■M r. f a r anta nt M oor.’. confectionery.
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tbe depth of nocturnal sleep.
Shasta, returned from that place Sun­ ing closed mail pouches every day to
PL A C E YOUR WOOD O R D ER * F or n a n i » h i ­
it
a
trill.
Sold
by
Central
Point
Phar­
day and west out to his home at Trail Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford and
ta r »U h Gan. U Nonio, th a ralinU o » a a d ItSUlr.
PO R S A L I.
Mrs. Hotuekeep— IH give you a good
macy.
O rdar n o » u id n n n » rw r. ( M m may ba M t
Tuesday.
meal If you’ll light the fire In the range
Ashland on No. 15, thus gi nng those
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for ms. Weary Walker—All right, lady. F IN E P t f t t A N D O A « W O O D -iA t
Do you know that Ptneaalve Carbol- towns their mail from two to six hours
JTJ9T
R E G E IV E D -T I m la rg re t ebrek n t b M
»ood yard. T h e rahabla dreU r.
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Mrs Ilousekeep -Here's a hatchet
GAttken Sapper.
c u rta in , eeer bro u g h t to C e n trk lrim w . W .
ixed acts like a poultice in drawing out sooner than it can be delivered by the
than. Just chop some of the wood W A L L P A P E R S A L E E V fiD Y 'D A fY —A t U n Can- b n « , nil k in d , and nil priore n t th a C u m al Pola*
inflammation and poison? It is anti­ regular mail train, miscalled “ Flyer."
and— Weary Walkar—Oh. I say, lady. I trai Potot F ui nftnr* 8 »ora T . H . Joonn. aro- F o rn itu ra Sbara.
Tlf
Central
Point
being
the
distributing
septic. For cuts, bums, ecxeoa, csack­
prietor.
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The ladies ef Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge thought It was a gae range yer bad.
F IN E O A » W W D - h r • K b r l h l t ' C » L
ed hands it is immediate r ¡lief 25 cts. point tor sli of the mountain country will g iv es hot chicken supper in the Be long.- Philadelphia Prase.
FO R S A L E - N o . < R h.ri.U e« fre m ii Srpnraior
N enie-» tread yard. Prenant prio re renaooabta.
east ef here, the people should take town hall Saturday evening, October “ That boy of Smith's just home S '* .l aa in » . E w u ì n r i (U h Fiw . C entral O rdre n o » and r e .a money I la r e redan a t U
Sold by Mary A. Mee.
P o i« ».
H .t Sebi r e to r e
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Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott were over this matter up -wttii »he poet office de- 5th, to which all the Odd Fellows and from college, to a wonder.”
W IN D O W G L A flS . W IN DOW M t A D B v MMT
from Foots Creek during the week pertinent and try to have this place Rebekahs of the valley and the public •'In what way t"
TINGA, C A R P E T 8 A N D
U N E O L R IM -A I
‘'RoraebeOy asked him the other day C entral Potai F n m it» rn S tu ra
'h i
•«njoying a visit with Mr. Seott’s sister, included in the closed pouch service. generally are cordially invited. Plenty
about
lbs
easiest
and
quickset
way
of
The
mail
train
is
so
often
-late
that
tbe
R IA L E S T A T I.
to
eat
and
a
warm
welcome
for
every
W A T C H M A N D J K W E L R Y - F ln e n t Wn* eare
Mrs. Duncan, of North Dakota, who is
settling the pressing problems ef tbe opmred in C en tral Paini. A t ' r r t r d 'P ain t
visiting here. Mr. Scott is employed people feel that they are entitled to« one.
time, end -be sstd 'he didn't know."— P k n rm n ry .
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By Order of'Oimmittee. -Baltimore
Es electrician on the big mining dredge better service.
T f ) P R O P E R T Y O W N E R * O f 'y a ck S h n C o u n ty
American.
o - e i bi« Il b r r r
L iât y o re p fripa i» ! » R b tb »
eui Foots Creek.
LIVESTOCK
Hostess’ Iotighter [frying desperate
f « H tm l ' P o in t t h a ï I R I t r r.nnuiS by. W a r a n
ALFALFA SEED FOR SALE.
The enormeoa fruit crop in tbe Rogw
ly to Keep the conversation going!—
Did FOR VALE- Full Munii Jrerey bull th r o . Four, ré ti It, r e t r e h a t . K M K a a lre n r a f t e » u n d e n t.
Grapes fur S#e.
River Valley this Fall is now being
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.you ever see the joke shoot ths curls old. Eire»»» o f Ore). Fn«. C entral P otai » M il
O W N MCS O P M AN CHER. T tk IB fc B L A N D S ,
gathered and fruitmen everywhere are
I have a fine lot of home grown,
dealer who had two skulls of Coimn
m
u
r
e
a
n
d
id
ly
p
m
p
e
r
ty
a
n
d
all
w
ho
b
r
e
a
prop*
praying for fair weather. The showers alfalfa seed for sale atony farm on the
Two cents s pound for first-grade bus. one when he wee a boy end tbe
M UCELLANKOUS
r e l y t o r e tí nhonld l e t i h r e propre tir* »M b tire
e f the past week or so are someUritg Jacksonville road. Cad on or address Mission grapes, Best all-round grapes other when he wee e men) Fltsnoodle
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O u tr a i P oint Arel f a t a ta Ganwreny. and U » S I
OO-CARTb r r C - A t t h .
t»
W . ara pernremmWy Inmaad aT O anM *
-of a detriment to all busy people .in
J. M. H urley ,
in the market.—J. S. March (Sean —No. I don't .think I have. Whet to Itf BABY f 'A R I I A G
—fiuay Stories
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P o in t
iw-KaBj and oo farm.
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