Central Point herald., February 27, 1908, Image 3

__________CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. FERRUARY 27. 1008.
N e w O l n b l u n j ' O ile r -
The Meo Who Speak Spanish. —
P U N T FO O D S .
For a limited time we offer the Cen­ ON THE U PPER R O G U t
Uore Is Argentina getting ready to
tral Point Herald and the Thrice-a-Week
«elebrate the one huudradth anniver­ F a rm e r's O p p o rtu n ity to S av e -on Ik e
Don’t be afraid to tell her eo. She will not
World (New York) each one .year lor BdTtJdinS In Fruit, Fdmi and Tim- sary of the beginning of her war for
F e rtilis e r Bill.
hurt you. Brace up, be a brick and
By It. J. DAVIDSON. Virginia experiment
$2.16. This means 208 papers at a cost
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Independence In ID 10. She Invite# the
etatlsn.
of only a cent apice.
DCT^UIWS.
I Pan-American congress to meet that
The elements necessary' to the growth
Central Point is going to improve
Below will be found some real bar­ year In Buenos Ayres, her capital. The of plants may be divided Into the fol­
tnore during the present year than in
Don’t make.any mistake in the queatior.;
congress has met once In the United lowing groups:
any year m its past history. You will gains in timber and fruit lands which States, once In Mexico and once In
First.—Those that are furnished la
ask her sweetly.and gently: "Dearest, will
need the Herald to keep posted on are worthy of your attention.
, abundance from air and water.
you join me in eatieg same-of that delicious
238 acres—On Rogue river, 30 miles Brazil. The ambition of Argentina to* Second.—Those which are furnished
what is doing at home.
receive this honor Is a reminder of tho
Candy
a t Sam Moore's Confectionery^’’
from
Central
Point.
Good
two-story
In abundance from the soli.
A presidential election is coming on
steady growth and future promise of
Third.—Those which are Dot usually
this year and you will need the Thrice-!frame bouse' Kood barn and other the Spanish race lu America. And the
furnished la abundance In an available
a-Week World to keep you posted on buildings, good well of excellent water,
Spaniards in the old world are not de­ form from air, water or toll, as nitro­
national affairs, especially regarding famil>' orchard of apples and all kinds
clining.
We
quit
knocking
old
Spain
gen, phosphorus and potassium.
¡of berries. About 100 acres of fine
the political situation in New York.
Nitrogen is found In large quantities,
i alfalfa land. Valuable water right on the moment our ships were done
Better subscribe today.
chiefly In the uhcomblned or free state.
! Rogue river with ditch constructed to knocking holes In her navy, and we It constitutes about four-fifths of our
place. Tri-weekly mail service passes have never attributed our easy victory atmosphere, la this form it is only
n d
Skin Disease of Twenty Tears’ Standing i door. Excellent hunting and fishing. to Inherent degeneracy of our foes. As available to leguminous plants, sucb
a race the Spaniards have held their as peas, beans, clover, alfalfa, etc.,
,
Price
$20
per
acre.
Cured.
.
.
,
,
! 160 acres—31 miles from Prospect, on own In the world, although the mother through tho Influence of micro-organ­
I want you to know
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, how
, much Cham-
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Crater Cake
Park
wagon road _,
and country has not retained her once isms foand In soils and living In nod-
berlam s Salve has done for me. It has within } mile of Ray ditch and power site. proud position among the world pow- | ules on the roots of plnDts of this fam
cured my face of skin disease Of almost Good two-story frame house and other j era.
1 lly. Iu the case of all other plants the
twenty years' standing. I have been buildings. Good fences. Some fruit
That the Spanish colonists In Amerl- nitrogen Is tnken In only In comblna-
treated by several as smart physicians on place. Good well of water. 40 ca did not cut loose from the mother Ron with other elements. Combined
hydrogen It forms ammonia,
as we have in this country and they acres in timothy. 1,500,000 feet of country In order to have an easy ttmo
uken aP In -.mall quin-
did me no good, but two boxes of this pine and fir timber. Good outside range. and ’’go to the dogs" on their own
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titles. With oxygen It forms nitric
salve has cured me. — M rs . F annie ! Price $1800. A snap.
book is shown by the progress that has acId> anJ this comWned wlth some ele-
G r if f in , Troy, Ala. Chamberlain's
160 acres—Same neighborhood. Good beeu made In Latin-AmertTan coun- I ments ln (he soll form> nItrate8 Tbesa
Salve is for sale by Mary A. Mee.
house and barn, good fruit and berries tries lu loss than 100 years of freo de- are readily taken up by plants and
j on place. 2,000,000 feet pine and fir j velopment. Not the least notable fea- form the principal source of the plant’s
ture of this development Is the por- nitrogen.
! timber. Price $1800.
Methodist Church Services.
slstcnce
of the Spanish tongue ln Its
Expensive to Purchase,
I 160 acres—Good fruit farm. All good !
Preaching services every Sunday at a]fa]fa jan(] and watered by living j purity, notwithstanding that the South j Nitrogen Is the most expensive ele-
11 a. m. and every other Sunday even-
.
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states have draw n from Eu- merit the farmer has to purchase. It
ing at 7 '30
springs. 25 acres in cultivation. Good Amerleon
-A R E THE BEST ON EARTH.-
rope thousands and thousands of lm- I costs at least three times as much as
Sunday School every Sunday morn- house and barn- Ne!-r Post ofiice and
.
t soeakimr other tommes To the phosphorus or potassium. It lsalso
good school 3,000,000 feet fine red fir! “ '«rants speaking other tongues.
When you buy either of them you know you
ing at ---
10:00.
the element most likely to lie deficient
from Central
Point, , , the Spanish speaking nations belongs In the soil, as It Is readily converted
Epworth League at 6:45 every Sun- timber. 30
— miles
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have the very best on the market.
today
more
than
oue-fourth
of
the
sur-
day evening.
on Fort Klamath road. A most desir- j
Into soluble nltrntcs and in addition to
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m. able home. Price $3,500.
face of the globe. I d that future align being used up by plants Is sometimes
rucee wh,cb 11 ta °ften pre- leached ont of the soli. There Is a large
every Sunday.
j For further information, inquire a t ! "¡eBt1 of rucoe
the
strife and competition of ' quantity of free nitrogen in the air. By
Prayer meeting every Thursday I .t._
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dieted
the H erald office. Central Point, Ore.
evening at 7:30.
| civilization will bring about, the Span- growing leguminous crops we can ob­
j lards In point of numbers and distribu­ tain u portion of this nitrogen and store
Sells them. He also handles all kinds of Hardware.
tion and also In tbe value and strate­ It up In tbe soil lu fixed and available
What to Do When Bilious.
O u r B i s C l u b b i n e r O f f e r . gic importance of tbeir holdings will forms in tbe roots and stubble or ln
The right thing to do when you fee l! Arrangements have just been com- ! find a leading place. Tbe southern tbe whole crop turned under. We can
Better buy your Stoves early and be ready for
bilious is to take a dose of Chamber- pleted whereby the Central Point Her- half of this hemisphere Is a most fa- thus repair ln large measure the loss to
the soil of this element without any
lain’B Stomach ami Liver Tablets. They j aid is enabled to make one of the great- v orahle field for racial enlargement, | cost aad ln addition obtain an excellent
the damp, chilly season.
will cleanse the stomach and regulate J est clubbing offers ever made by an and tbe Spanish clement ln occupation | food for stock ln the form of clover
the liver aad bowels. Try it. Price, Oregon newspaper. Here it is:
displays a vitality which gives hope of j hay. alfalfa hay, etc. It will thus be
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future greatness.
seen how important it Is for tbe farmer
25 cents. Samples free at Mary A. Central Point Herald, per year,
to grow one of more of these nitrogen
Oregon Journal (semi-weekly),
Mee's drug store.
gathering crops on his land ns often as
Pacific Monthly
. . .
Swindling ns a Fine Art.
Everybody in Central Point and neigh
borhood to come in next Sunday and eat
Soon after Mrs. Chadwick was J bis system of rotation will penult and
Total
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- $4.00. burled from her prison cell doath ex­ thus save purchasing this most ex­
the
best
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Observation Cars.
pensive element of plant food. It Is
Our price for all three, only
posed the career of another womau poor economy to buy what we can have
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swindler, Mrs. Roberts, or Vcrneule, for the taking, especially when the tak­
On and after November 15, 1907, the
The Semi-weekly Journal is the lead­ w ho lived In tbe millionaire district of ing
costs nothing.
observation cars between Portland and ing semi-weekly newspaper -of the
they ever tasted. We give our patrons the best the market affords. Commer-
Oakland California, on trains Nos. 15 state. I t gives all the general and New York city. Possibly both of tbe
cial and Transient Trade a Specialty.
women had for a model tbe notorious
and 16 will be carried through instead j state news and in addition gives the
S E E D L E S S T O M A T O ES .
Mine. Humbert of France. Mme. Hum­
of being cot out, as heretofore, at Rose- complete and correct market reports
bert borrowed large sums from French
Sm all V ariety W ith Flaeh
burg.
j twice each week. In the Friday issue I capitalists on the strength of securities A M edium
of P a rtic u la rly F ine F lav o r.
Southbound, under this new arrange-! a page Qf “ Funny Pictures” for the i
that were a myth. Mrs. Chadwick did
The production of any vegetable nov­
raent, passengers holding proper trans- j children, a page of short stories, and
same, and the Vemeule woman elty always arouses Interest among
portation and Pullman accommodations other features mane it a welcome j traded largely upon her supposed close seed growers and gardeners. More or
may occupy these cars on the night J visitor in every home,
i connection with wealthy New Yorkers less of this work has been done by the
leaving Portland until reaching Eugene
The Pacific
Monthly,
.
- pu is ed a wbose fliinnetal standing Is ns good as experiment stations. For a number of
at 12:32 a. m.
years breeding experiments with vege­
Portland, is the leading magazine of] )(j
F red P arker , Agt S. P.ECo.,
tables have been carried on by Pro­
the West. It is ably edited and beauti­
It
Is
strange
that
men
of
business
fessor Ualsted and bis associates at
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Central Point, Oregon. fully illustrated. Its stories are clean,
allow themselves to be tricked out of the New Jersey experiment stations.
wholesome and interesting, all with
money by women who come to them Among tho distinct and valuable pro-
more or less of a flavor of the West. wlth transactions which on their face I Auctions secured lu this work Is a
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
Special articles on irrigation, stock- appear to be of the ordinary type ! nearly seedless tomato. As 1* well
Ifhavc a Car-load, i f you need an^:, .let.me know.
[From the Chicago Tribune.]
raising and similar industries are at Deullug with men, they arc rarely : known, each fruit of the ordinary to-
“ ‘Don’t trifle with a cold,’ is a good once entertaining and instructive.
caught. It Is a bold man who attempts ! “ ab> contains hundreds of seeds, while
ndvice for prudent men and women.
The Central Point Herald is a strictly j
the form which Professor Halsted has
It may be vital in the case of a child. local newspaper. The H erald does ! a wholesale raid on the coffers of an­ developed seldom contains more than
other
man
who
has
bad
the
sehse
to
Proper food, good ventilation, and dry, its best to set forth the advantages
fifty seeds, and frequently there are
warm clothing are the proper safe- of the Rogue River Valley, particularly accumulate much money, n ils Is a not more than five or six nod often
campaign calling for an adept. But none.
guards against colds. If . they arc that portion immediately adjacent and
when the tempter is a woman with
This variety has become pretty well
maintained through the changable; tributary to its town. It labors for
weather of autumn, winter and spring, | the advancement and upbuilding of good looks or volubility or attractive established now and has been called
dress and manner tbe business man’s Giant because of the very large size
the chance* of a surprise from ordinary Central Point and vicinity and is en- |
caution capitulates lu many cases. In that tbe plaDt attains. It originated
celds will be slight. But the ordinary titled to the support of everv citizen
WHEN IN TOWN CALL AT
an enormously wealthy period these fire or six years ago ns a result of a
light cold will become severe if neglect- j of this section 0f the Valley,
episodes are to bo expected. Woman's cross of Golden Sunrlso upon Dwarf
ed, and a well established ripe cold is to
Take advantage of this great offer
Champion.
the germs of diphtheria what honey is at once j t wiu on]y stand for a limited natural influence over tbe opposite sex
Tbe flower clusters are small; flowers
. . .
,
.. does not wholly account for these
to the bee. The greatest menace to time. Three Pubhcationsthat
you need| TagarIell The craze for money para­ cup shaped, light lemon yellow, anil
the fruits few, medium small, light
child life at this season of the year is J for the price 0f two. You save $1.50
lyzes sense, and the subject of a dual yellow and nearly seedless.
the neglected cold.” Whether it is a | and th a t-g “ worth while,
liypnot.sm sees values where none ex-
Tbo flesh Is particularly fine flavored.
child or adult, the cold slight or severe. ____________________
plants flowered up to tbo killing
Which is "the best” in Oregon. Try it and if you don’t
the very best treatment that can be
I 1st. He takes the hook baited by a The
frosts.
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and
la
lost.
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say it is “the best" Jack will treat. We also handle the
adopted is to give Chamberlain's Cough
Tho type appears to bo well fixed.
Remedy. It is safe and sure. The
Celebrated
Attempts to cross other sorts upon It
A fte r th e C oncert.
great popularity and immense sale of
Medford National Bank
have uniformly failed. Heedless fruits
••Why, how do you do, Eleanor Y*
this preparation has been attained by /- A n T *r A i
“Uoo<l morning, l’enelopo. Were ymi have also been produced by Profess­
or Halsted on several varieties and
f 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
to the concert yesterday afternoon*"
its remarkable cures of this ailment. C A r I I A L
crosses of tomatoes, due probably pri­
A cold never results in pneumonia when
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Yef,’ d did
car" you hear?’
marily to nonpolllnation with other
“What
it is given. For sale by Mary A. Mee. S U R P L U S
“Oh. I beard Ilollle Keysor was en­ conditions favorable to tbe stimulation
Savings Department.
gaged, and Ella’s sister Is going to of fruit production.
These crosses were quite uniformly
marry Jack, and Nollle came near
Ezra Meeker Back Home.
Safety Deposit Boxes.
eloping with Paul, and I'enrbyn and dwarfed in size, many ln a cluster be­
ing
not larger than peas, but solid flesh­ M e d f o r d ,
have made up, und Elsie has
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O re ^ > n
We transact a General Banking Charles
broken off her engagement with that ed nnd often of good quality. In one
Seattle, Feb 13.—Ezra Meeker, who
instance
tbe
fruit
bad
tbe
flavor
of
the
count, and’’—
is home from his long journey with an Business and respectfully solicit | horrid
“No, no. dear. I mean what pieces strawberry. Currant crossed upon
ox team across the continent, says he
Stone produced such fruit; likewise
your patronage.
did you hear’/’’
believes congress will pass the bill to
“Now, would you believe I’ve clean Crimson Cushion upon Sumatra. When
appropriate $50,000 to erect monuments
forgotten? Come over this afternoon, Crimson Cushion was crossed upon
dear, and I’ll show you my pro­ GlaDt and Magnus many seedless
on the old Oregon trail.
fruits were produced, some of which
gramme.”
‘ ’The president is in favor of the bill, ”
were large enough for table use.
Then they separated.
be «add, "and before I left Washington
The work with seedless tomatoes is
I convinced a number of house members
Considerate Judges.
being continued nnd promises to result
of the merit of the measure. ”
The English Chief Justice Erie while ln tho establishment of varieties with
trying a ease at Northampton had, to far less seeds than tbe sorts commonly
bis serreor, to direct a Jury against grown.
HORSESHOING A SPECIALTY
soma poor i>eople who had been scan­
D. E . Davis. Dentist.
dalously but legally swindled. The re­
Resting ef Pot,toe«.
will be ia hi« Central Point office on
sult meant their being absolutely beg
Th* rotting of potatoes in storage Is
the following dates:
gared. On the following morning an | often a source of serious loss. Tbs ln-
From Monday morning, March 16, to
elderly gentleman on horseback made | fectlon of tbe potatoes with tbe fungus We treat you and your horres right. All kinds of repair wofk
bla appearance lu the alley where the occurs.ehlefly If hot entirely in the field
Satuaday evening, March 21.
d o n e . Satisfaction guaranteed.
poor people resided. It was the Judge. before digging. The infection Is usuel-
From Monday morning. April 13, to
He had come to give them good adrlco ly the result of diseased vines. The
Saturday evening, April 18.
and with It a sum of money that re­ disease is transmitted in the majority
Watch for further announcements of
placed them In their old position.
of esses not directly through the vine,
tater dates in these columns.
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It WM mere timely aid than that ex­ but Indirectly through tbe soil. Pota­ EUROPEAN PLAN
.FINE SAMPLE ROOM
tended by another Judge who bad j toes may be infected directly In the
wrongly directed a Jury. He left in Held from spores Introduced In tbe ma­
Chambfiidin's Cough Remedy a Favorite.
Lis will a sum of money to liquidate nure or from rotten potatoes spread
“ We prefer Chamberlain's Cough
tho costs of the man whom he had upon or left lu the land tbe preceding
thus rauaed to lose bla case.
Ramedv to any other for our children,”
year.—C. D. Woods.
says Mr. L. J. Woodbury of Twining,
Mich. “ It has also done the work for
Tb« retirement of an army chapista
Productive Pot,to««.
The Hume of Commercial and Mining Men
os in hard colds and croup, and we take
for Inability to take tbe horeemsnghlp
Ia a comparison k f t v e a t p l n varie­
pleasure in recommend'''’ it.” For Thb n a tté / tsa shrsyt W
test will exoite Interested speculation ties of potatoes Climax, Chentng#
spaa sa4
h plcasjat is tike. H contimi as opium of
«tie by Mary A. lice.
as ti* tbe relation ef religious toatruc- White, Hammond Wonderful and Sim­
other kirmlsi drag sad may he $hrta at coafi-
tloo to physical prowess in the army. mon Model ranked first ln productive-
H o te l
N a a » T a t C o ., P r o p r i e t o r «
deatly to a hshy si is s i id «It
In live other arm of the servies must ness, with yields ln exerss of 200 bush­
M c d f o r fi O c g a n
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
Mee 2S cesti, Isrfc lúe M cesti.
els
of
merchantable
tuters
per
acre.—
a "sky pilot” be able tq climb to the
for sale a t the H erald office. 50 cents
Massachusetts
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Dining-room
UnsurpaHsed.
Üi-fu*-nishftd Througluna.
maintop?
3) Id by J ary A. Mee.
a dozen.
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If You Love Her
“ Pop the Question”
and She’ll say “Yes.*
G. S. MOORE.
2 ’ AND PINE STS.,
Cole’s
A irtight
Heaters.
Leever,
CENTRAL POINT
Moore’s
Steel
Ranges.
The Hardwareman,
WE WANT
25 CENT CHICKEN DINNER
Central Point Hotel, Lf K S
BAL0KSMIRH COAL m
PRICE the H0RSESH0ER
THE
OFFICE
For Pure “ Astor” Whikey
Columbia Beer
m ile O ffice
Je ffe rs
c t
H e n rt
General Blacksmiths and Woodworkers
CROUP,
WhwpgCffligh
H o te l N a s h