Central Point herald., January 09, 1908, Image 4

NTRA». POINT HERALD. TKIT.PDAY, JANUARY
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C LA S b lH il) A D V ER TIS EM EN TS
Moore’s
Steel
Ranges.
i Cole’s
Airtight
ii Heaters.
FOR
Chailcs Shaw, attorney, was forty
They had'been married a month and
had just returned from the wedding and unmarried. He had proposed
Journey. They were about to pass twice and been rejected both times.
through a condition similar to an at After that he refrulned and became
about marriage.
mospherlc change when, a balmy air cynical
One night in returning from hU club
encounters a cool wave, producing n to his bachelor quarters he witnessed
storm. Sentiment was to give place a collision between u hack and a street
car. The street car couldn’t turn out,
V to ordinary existence.
‘■How did you cut your chin, dear?” and the hack wouldn't, and so they
-A R E THE BEST ON EARTH.-
Î
came together with u crash.
’•Shaving.”
When the Incident had reached Its
These were the only words spoken at
When you buy either of them you know you
the breakfast table. The young hus­ end Mr. Shuw resumed his way, but he
have the very best on the market.
band scanned his paper In silence and hadn’t taken twenty stops when he
with n scowl. He was suffering from made a find on the sidewalk. It was a
a toothache. The wife’s brow, too, white satin slipper, and ft belonged to
was clouded. Stic had invited some a woman with u dainty foot. The tind­
friends to dinner, and the most ile- er admired It by lamplight and then
Blrable hud regretted. What should slipped It Into his pocket. Ills heart
she
do about It? The husband arose, j gave u sort of tunk us he did so. Here
Sells them. He also handles all kinds of Hardware.
kissed her and took bis hut and cane ! was a seed of romance—a lost Bllpper,
to go out, but before doing so went a dainty slipper, a slipper belonging
Into the library, where he remained a to some fair lady who had fled from
Better buy your Stoves early and be ready for
few minutes, came out and was about tho collision In wild haste. She mast
to
leave when his wife stopped him. I have been without an escort or the
¥
the damp, chilly season.
“Haven't you forgotteu something, slipper would have been searched for
j
J and found. What was a handsome wo-
dear?" she said.
; man doing that she was out alone at
• H -H -tr
”1? Forgotten? What Is it?’*
midnight? Had the question been put
“Oh, It doesn'.t matter.’’
“Then why did you mention It? If to lilm by u caller at his office the
It doesn't matter, It would have been lawyer would have answered that she
■ probably belonged to the Tenderloin
wise not to bother me about It.”
and charged $10 for the information;
"Bother you?”
The words were spoken as If re­ 1 but, as It waa, he made himself believe
calling some memory. The husband that it was far otherwise. As he took
stood looking at her. She still sat at the slipper out of Ills pocket and looked
the table, her arms resting on those of at it with the eyes of a man of the
j world and an old bachelor Instinct
her chair.
“Come, Winifred,” he said Impatient­ told him that the loser was a damsel,
ly, “are you going to .keep me stand­ that she was blond, that she hnd merry
ing here all day waiting for you to blue eyes, that she had nn aristocratic
come out with wbut you aro driving foot and belonged to the Four Hun­
dred. Real old solid romance was bub­
at? My time Is valuable."
Repair work of all kinds. Wood Turning- and Scroll
"Go on. There is no necessity f'ir an bling and seething In hLs bosom before
he went to bed that night. He may
explanation.’’
Work. Horseshoing and Wagonwork. Cast Iron Braizing.
“Upon my word, I like tbut! You have thrust the slipper under his pil­
tell me that I have forgotten some­ low. He may have put It Into the
thing; then when 1 ask what It Is you pocket of his nightshirt so as to have
Authoress Injured.
say
It doesn't matter. Is there any­ It next bis heart.
Baptist Church.
It the slipper had looked cute and
thing you wish me to bring you from
Mis. Theodore Johnson of 1332 Eighth
dainty and aristocratic by gaslight It
the city?"
street, Grants Pass, an authoress of
looked 50 per cent more so In the sun­
"No.”
REV. A. N. JACQUEMIN, Pastor.
some note, whose pen name is “ Bur­
shine of the morning, instead of dying
"Anything
I
am
to
do
before
going?"
dette C arey/’ while en route to Med­ Sunday School
-
-
10:00 a. m.
out, the romance bubbled the harder.
“No.”
ford on the coach attached to the Preaching . . .
n ;oo a. m.
"Well, I shall ask you no more ques­ Mr. Shaw felt th at he had a case where
freight train which takes the place of Preaching . . .
7:30p. m. | tions. If you are so unreasonable as the Jury couldn't go buck on him. He
Southern Pacific train No. 11, was se­ Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. n . ! to sit there pouting— I won’t call It gazed loug at the dainty thing before
verely injured internally New Year’s At the regular preaching seevices at I sulking—without enlightening me as to he went to breakfast. Then he put it
night and nearly passed away as the 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. next Sunday the the enuse of your grievance, I see no In his pocket and carried it to his
and placed It on his desk. Ills
result of being jolted from her seat. morning subject will be “The Glory of way for me but to leave you to do office
girl typist saw It there and was prop­
She was thrown across the opposite the Cross. ’’ At the evening service some what Mrs. Tam O'Shanter did—nurse erly shocked. A man who wanted to
seat, striking her left breast against evangelistic theme will be discussed. your wrath to keep it warm.”
another mail because hLs dog Mid
He turned toward the front door, sue
the corner of a suitcase. At the same
bitten him saw It there and went away
C O M M U N IO N S E R V IC E .
stopped
and
came
back.
suing. An old woman who
time her hand was driven against the
"Once more 1 nsk you to prevent an without
At the close of the morning preach­
wanted to lend some money on a mort­
Woodwork with such force as to break
unpleasant
day
for
both
of
us
by
frank­
a small bone. She suffered repeated ing service the regular communion ly telling ine what 1s the cause of this gage saw tt there and went right off
service will be observed.
and consulted n lawyer who had been
hemorrhages and twice during the night
quarrel.”
married for twenty years. None of these
nearly passed away from heart failure, A F E W T H O U G H T S T O B R IN G W IT H YOU
“Will you leave me?”
things affected Mr. Shaw, however.
T O T H E C O M M U N IO N S E R V IC E .
“H-ru! What can one expect from a
indicating that her heart had suffered
Next day the papere contained *•
injury. -Medford Tribune.
One characteristic of Jesus that im- \ woman? Frankness be hanged! There's carefully worded advertisement to the
not
a
manly
trait
In
a
thousand
of
presses us very much is His kindness.
effect that a gentleman who saw the
collision that took place In a certain
Kindness is easily bestowed and yet them!"
‘Thank heaven for thatl”
It is claimed that indigestion is the how often is it withheld even from
locality had made a And afterward and
“Enough
of
this.
1
ain
going
down­
National disease. Thats why the de­ those whose souls are yearning for our
was anxious to restore the article to
town."
mand for Kings Dyspepsia Tablets sympathy Those who know so little
the loser. Some mon would have men­
He
put
his
hat
on
his
head
and
cram­
tioned the sllpiier right out In print.
keeps inereasing because they do the of gladness, but have tasted to the
med it down, denting the crown by his Mr. Shaw didn't do this out of respect
work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, very dregs of life’s bitter cup. If we violence.
to the damsel's feelings. If she had
indigestion, bloating, etc., yield quickly. would be truly happy we must become
‘T hat's what I have been bogging been out slumming alone he w asn’t go
Two days’ treatment free. Ask your so busy and interested in trying to you to do for five long mlnutca.”
lng to give her away to her stern fa­
druggist about them. Sold by Mary A. lessen the sufferings of others that we
“I wish you to understand, my dear, ther or horrified mother. It was Juet
that
If
you
sit
at
home
all
this
pleas­
Mee.
will forget our own misfortunes. As ant day making yourself miserable It mentioned as a "find,” and the result
we journey through life let us never la your own fault. I give you fair was what might have been expected.
One man wrote that he had lost a hot
hesitate to turn aside into the path of warnlug."
tie of whisky lu the crash and would
Hunkers Indicted.
self denial if duty calls us there, for
"How many more times are you go­ be much obliged at receiving It back.
Portland, Jan. 6,— Four separate in­ there is always a blessing in duty, ing to warn me?”
Another wrote that lie had missed n
dictments were filed against each of although it may often interfere with
“Not another. What's the use stand­ wad of $14 and w hs glad to And a:i
the following officers off the Title Guar­ pleasure. But whoever is truly noble ing here like a fool giving warnings to honest man. A third had lost his hat
antee & Trust company- by District At­ and worthy will keep this principal up­ a woman who hasn't aenso enough and a fourth a cane, and three women
torney Manning this afternoon. Those permost in his mind; The communion to”-
wrote about lost bags and back combs.
At thla point In the debate tho flood
The one who lost the slipper didn't
indicted were President J. THorbum service reminds us of our duty, l.et
Itoss, Vice-President George II. Hill, us do our duty, then, as the years gntes were opened, and tears, accom­ write, however. Mr. Shaw figured It
by sobs, poured copiously.
out that she hadn't got up early enough
Secretary John E. Aitchison and Treas­ come and go, and although their I panied
It Is curious to note the effect of wo­
urer T. T. Burkhart. The four indict­ loveliest season blossoms but to fade I man's tears on man. They will either In the morning to see the paper before
the cook lugged It downstairs, and lie
ments are: Receiving deposits after again, let benevolence, pure flowers, I mollify or Irritate him. For a moment advertised again. No answer from
the bank was known to be insolvent: never fade from the path we tread and ! the husband felt that to break the hall her. The only epistle was from a par­
conversion to their own use of public we may be sure that within our souls | mirror with his walking stick would ty who claimed to huve lost his wood­
money, loaning public money and lar­ hope and contentment* if not actual J bring Infinite relief; then the picture en leg In the accident, and he dropped
ceny by neglect to pay over school joy, will bloom in all the freshness and of helplessness and stupidity (or so he a warning that It must be returned
considered it) before him touched his within three days or he would limp
funds on demand
beauty of glorious spring time.
heart, fie ran to his wife and pot around to police headquarters and set
The indicted persons were arrested
his arm about her.
fifty detectives at work on the case.
and placed under heavy bonds. They
‘•Sweetheart, forgive me! I’m a I For a third and fourth time Mr.
were already under lainds for the origin­ Trespass Notices, printed on cloth, brute ”
Shaw ordered that advertisement In­
al arrest, but had to provide a heavier for sale at the H e r a l d office. 50 cents
“No; you are a man, and that's”—
serted. In fact, he made It a "t. f.”
d
ozen.
if
security.
‘"What, darling 7"
ad., which means that It was to run
"Worse sometimes—that is, when till forblddeu. He felt that sooner or
Don’t worry about your kidneys when they act as brutally as you have later the damsel must see It. She was
no doubt wondering what chevalier
| you can obtain 30 days’ treatment of acted”
“I?” bristling again. "Do you mean had picked It up, and she would won­
Pineules for *1.00. These little globules to call me brutal?"
der until she turned to the papers.
bring relief in the first dose. Back
"What would you consider a man
uchc. Lumbago and Rheumatism yield who would leave his wife In the morn­ The ad. was given a place between a
bulldog for «ale cheap and a second­
quickly. If not satisfied your money ing. to l>e gone all the long day, with­ hand farm v. agon for sole at a bar­
refunded. This is a fair offer you can’t out a kiss?”
gain, but he hnd faith that her eyes
“He would be a savage, a beast”
Sold by Mary A. Mee.
U n i t e o S t a t e * C ourt o r C l a im * ose.
would light on It. And Mr. Shaw was
“Then
why
didn't
you’’—
T I io P u b lish er« o f W e b s te r’« In te rn a tio n a l
rewarded. The day came when ills
D ictio n ary a llp tfo th a t I t * l*, in f a r t , th e p o p u ­
“I did.”
office boy hunted him up at lunch and
la r U n a b rid g e d th o ro u g h ly re -e d ite d In e v e ry
“Tou didn’t.”
• lrtiiil. an d v a s tly e n ric h e d ln e v e ry < p e rt, w ith
told him that there was a lady waiting
Williamson Case Reversed.
t h e p u rp o s e o f a d e p t I n f It t o m e e t t h e la rg e r
“Whet's that on your chin?”
at the office, and he almost ran the
an d s e v e re r ro q u ire u ie u t« o f a n o th e r genera*
He
put
his
hand
to
bis
own
chin.
thm "
four blocks. There was a lady. She
"Upon my word, it's the court plaster was a young lady. She was s colored
W o n m o f t h o o p i n io n t h a t t h i s a l l e g a t i o n
Washington, Jan 6—The case against I put on my taco when I cut myself at
m o st d e a r l y i o d a o o u n t e l y d e e o rlb e a t h e
w o r k t h a t h a s b o o n a o o o ra p lin h o d a n d t h e
N. Williamson of ahavtng. 1 must have left It on yours young lady. She had takgn the sllp-
r e s u l t t h a t h a a b e a n r e a t b e d . i h e D t o t lo n a r y , Ex-Congressman J
I<er off the desk and was holding It
nn t t n o w e l a n d a, h .ie b e e n t h o r o u g h l y re* Oregon, charged wito unlawfully cut­
when I kissed you. How fortunate that In her band.
• d i t e d I n e v e r y d e t a i l , h a e b e e n «o r r e o t e d In
I have the proof!”
• v e r y p a r t , a n d 1« a d m ira b ly nvtnpted to m e e t ting timber on public lands in Crook
"Much obleeged, boas,” she said as
th e la rg e r a n d s e v e re r m p u t e m e n ta o t a
"Well, I declare; lt‘B Just too stupid
g e n e ra tio n w h ich dem and« m o rs o f p o p u la r county, Oregon, in conspiracy with 100
the lawyer stared at her.
p h ilo lo g ic a l k n o w l e d g e t h a n a n y g e u o r a t i o n others, was decided by the supreme for anything."
•Then It was yon—you"—
t h a t t h o w o r l d has e v e r c o n ta i n e d .
"What?”
The
I t is p e r h a p s n e e d le s s t o «<1.1 t h a t w e r e f e r ! court in favor of Williamson.
“It was me, sab It waa me and
“Why,
you,
of
course.”
I d i c t i o n a r y I n o u r J u d ic i a l w o r k a« o f
Julius. We had been to de show and
t h e h ig h e s t a u t h o r i t y in a c c u r a c y o f d e tln i* United States court for Oregon imposed
"But
you—
surely
It
is
you
who
were
t lo n * a n d t h a t in t h e f u t u r e a s In t h o p a s t i t a fine of $.VH) and sentenced Williamson
was cornin' home. Dat crash flopped
w ill b e t h e s o u r c e o f c o n s t a n t r e f e r e n c e .
mistaken.”
to prison for ten months. The supreme
CBAR1.ES c . HOTT. CAM J w
"But It la you who were stupid. me down on de flob, and It flopped
LAWRENCE WELDON
court reverses the decision, upon How could I see the plaster on my own Julius outer de back doah, and It was
, JOHN PAY IR
while 1 was runnln' arter dat pesky
* STANTON J n C K L U k
irregularity in admitting affidavits.
face? It was plain enough to you.”
. CHARLES K HOWRY,
V r t g w .f
"True. I am not only a brute, but a nigger dat de slipper come off. and I
Williamson's partner. Dr. Van Ges-
went home on my uppers. Yes, sab,
T H # o b o e s T t f r r t f.» W E B S r K R 'S
ner, and Marion R. Biggs, who were fool.”
I N T E R N A T I O N A L D I C T I O N A R Y sentenced with him, have already
“You should certainly have seen what K i mine—cost me a dollar and a half
dat I washed fur and earned and It
served out their terms of imprisonment I meant and not have been so horrid.” was mighty nice fur you to put dat
TH E GRAND PRIZE
“Right you are, sweetheart. Next
in
the
Multnomah
county
jail
but
have
*d. In de paper and help a pore gal
( t h e h i g h e s t a w a r d i w a « g tv o n t o t h o I n t e r n a *
ttxne I'll try not to he so obtuse."
t a m a l a t t h e W o r l d 's F a ir , M . L o u is .
not paid their fines and are still held.
He kissed the court plaster back to And her mlasln' property. If Julius
All appealed to the circuit conrt of ap- I Its proper place and went out, uncon­ wasn't still skeered and on de run
I’d have him”—
peals, which upheld the lower court j scious of Its presence on bis chin.
But Mr. Shew Intimated that the In­
r o w tr ill he < ntrr*$tfil i n o u r
"What a Judicial brain she ha*!” be
and is now reversed.
e p n e im e n jh i yre, » ru t J r tr
muttered to himself. ‘To her th* law* terview was at an end and set down
to study the cnee of Brown veisui
s* evWvn.c ere but child's play.”
a & C. MERRIAM C O ..
L .6 6 V C r ,
FO R S A L E A T A B A R G A I N - F o u r *»*»! h
w ith good h a rn e s s a n d w ainm . Apply, a t t h is
office.
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W A T C H E S A N D J E W E L R Y - F ine*! Urn- «v e t
o p e n e d in C e n tra l P o in t. A t C e n tra l Point
P h a rm a c y .
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[Copyright. IKK, by E. C. Parcel 1«.]
[Original.]
REAL ESTATE.
I
The Hardwareman,:
f
F. A. HAWK
Others may have better goods, but
we doubt it. Others may have lower
prices, but we doubt that also. But
we most emphatically dispute anybody’s
claim to have fairer prices than we;
prices that better indicate real, bina
tide bargains. Both in our goods and
our prices we challenge comparison
with all other stores. We claim to
nave better goods at lower prices than
any other establishment in town, and
we back up the claim by proving it.
or
‘<3 i C f . » S i 'LX. (IS W S a ^ K I
SH O E
Among Table Ornaments
’
tT R iN G F il lD , M A M .
B U K 1 U E T
•
S u b s c rib e fo r th e
H ekald
B
L B * .
Jones
U . QUAD
—by the—
SOUTHERN PACIFIC. CO.
I
SHASTA ROUTE
T R A IN S F O R P O R T L A N D ,
Trains leave Central Point
for. Portland and way
stations daily at - - - 9:59 a m-
5:49 p. m.
T R A IN S F O R S A N F R A N C IS C O .
a well-filled decanter has first choice
among “ choice spirits.” That “ little
drop of something” that sounds so
vague and mysterious, has really a
definite meaning when it is bought of
us. It then means “ something g o o d . ”
Everybody likes to blow their own horn,
but our customers are the ones that
give us the most praise. They swear
by the high quality Wines and Liquors
that we handle. You’ll do the same
after trying them.
Port
and
Sherry
for family Use.
Mail orders given prompt attention.
-W E A R Y 'S ”
H. O. WILKINSON, Prop.
MEDFORD
-
-
OREGON.
—Phone 214—
Leave Central Point - - - 10:20 a. m.
1 :T> p. m.
Ashland accommodation
9:05 p.m.
Through Pullman, Standard and
tourist cars on both trains; chair cars
Sacramento to Portland and El Paso’
and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louie,.
New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Francisco with-
several steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
For particulars, see
FRED PARKER, Agent,
Central Point station,,
—or address—
W m . McMURRAY,
Gen Pas. Agt., Portland. Ore.
Pest Office Hours.
GENERAL DELIVERY HOURS',
Open 7:30 a. m. close 8:30 p. rm
Sundays, open one hour a fte r each
train.
MONEY ORDERS
No money orders issued or cashed on
Sundays or holidays.
MAIL CLOSES.
"DM she give you any encourage­ No. 14, north bound, 9:30 a. m. Due
ment?” "Well, she said she thought 9:49 a. m.
bright girls ought to marry simple
No. 15, south bound, 9:30 a. m. Due
minded men.”—Houston Post.
10:11 a. m.
No. 13, south bound, 12 m. Du*
A man Is sometimes so busy making
money that he neglects to take cure of 12:28 p. m.
what lie has already made.—Atchison
No. 16, north bound, 4:50 p. nr. Du*
U lobe.
5:19 p. mi
G uy E. T ex , P! M.
He (sentimentally)—Mny I hope to
see you pretty soon?
She (Jestingly)—I rather think I’m
pretty now.
Nodd—At what ago are children al­
lowed to act on the stage?
After January 1, 1908,
Todd—Oh, anywhere up to seventy-
and until further notice,
flve.—Life.
I will only be in my place
"Ever try an automobile, Judge?”
of business during the
said a friend. "No," replied the judge,
afternoon of each day,
“but I’ve fried a lot of people who
other matters; for a time
have.”—Jewlab Ledger.
claiming my attention in
Little Gonion was studying his Sun­
the forenoon. I will still,
day school lesson.
however, give carefufat-
"Say. papa," he queried, “what did |
tention to repair work on
the Dead sea die of?”
watches and jewelry and
rattence— Does It disconcert you for
all other branches of my
people to talk while you sing?
business. Respectfully,
Patrice—Welt, If they say "Shut up!”
tt does.
TAKE NOTICE!!
P-J.H ICK EN .
The Publisher’s
Claims Sustained
0
SOUTH and EAST
Ore.
Central Point, Oregon
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tptcitU notice, w ith o u t c h a rg e . In t h e
Scientific American.
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year : fo u r m o n th s . »L Sold b r a i l new sd e e le re .
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says a Jbltuary, "but we hava oe
word a» to whether be broke la o*
n ot”—Atlanta Constitution.
An old lady, bearing somebody say
the mailt were very Irregular, aal<l
“It was so tn my young days; no
trusting any of ’em.”
"Does yonr little brother know how­
to walk, Abner?”
"Yeth. He knowtb how. We all
showed him, but he can't do It y et”
"De has a motor car tongue."
"Wbst do you mean?”
"Oh. he’s always running other paw-
pie down!"— rtckMO-Fp