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Local and Personal
J. H. Cay is having1 a tussle with the
grip this week.
N. D. McDowell, o f Beagle, was in
after supplies yesterday.
Mias Ella Stone is very sick this
week with tonsilitia.
W.E. Kahler is building an extensive
addition to his residence.
J. T. Borden, represing the Portland
Oregonian, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lovelady, o f Applegate, is
paying Mrs. Nancy Thompson a visit.
I C. Robnett is visiting friends at
Shedd and other Willamette points this
week.
The Giria’ I.aap Year Club will give
a social dance in the opera house
Saturday evening.
Dr. Rawhouser reports the advent of
a fine son at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Z. W. Freel Tuesday morning
F or S a l e - T wo dozen good laying
hens. Market price. First buyer gets
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them.— Dr. J. L. Rawhouser.
The Rebekahs had a pleasant meeting
Tuesday evening when considerable
work was done by the degree team o f
this popular and growing order and a
substantial lunch was served. By some
hocus pocus on tha part o f the cooks
(no doubt) —so it has leaked through
the key hole o f the ante-room— the
salt and sugar were badly mixed and
the coffee was "doped'’ with the mix
ture.
But it is reported that every
body had » good time nevertheless.
Town Board Meets.
The Town Board held a regular meet
ing Monday evening. Beyond allowing
current bills and other routine busi
ness but little was done. The board
took an early adjournment in order to
vacate the council chamber to ac
commodate a nominating caucus which
had been called for that evening to
nominate a ticket for town officers
under the new charter.
School Meeting.
A t the school meeting last Saturday
Fire in a public school building in
Gevelend, Ohio, yesterday killed 140 Chairman Price called the meeting to
school children out o f 600 m the building order and stated the object o f the
meeting as set forth in the notices.
Mrs. Wimer, o f Portland, ia visiting
The questions at issue were: Shall we
her mother, Mrs. S. C ' Minnick. Mr?.
build a brick schoolhouse?
How many
Wimer is recuperating after a serious
rooms shall the new schoolhouse con
attack of pneumonia.
tain? Shall we vote bonds or issue
"G randm a" Downing dropped a stick j warrants for the cost o f building?
o f wood on her foot the first o f the 1 The first question carried unanimously.
week and suffered for several days, The number o f rooms was decided to
but the injury is not serious.
be eight; in size a general plan to be
Mr?. M. E. Fries left for Ashland similar to the building which was
The question o f securing
yesterday to spend a few days with burned
her daughter, Mrs. O. C. Purkeypile. funds for the building was settled by
C heat L ands — For tha best and the meeting voting for an issue of
cheapest lands In Oregon, enquire o f $10,000 in bonds.
P O IN T . O K E G O N .
T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H
The City Ticket.
5. 1900.
Recent Deaths.
Ashland Normal Notes.
A nominating eaueus was held in the
The new supplies for the gymnasium
Town Hall Monday evening for the
purpose of nominating a ticket for city arrived lait week
Misa Mae Howe hae returned to
officers under the new charter, which
was adopted by an overwhelming vote school.
The Y. M. C. A . meeting, lead by
last week.
W. C. Leever called the meeting toj Harvey DeArmond, was well attended.
order and was made chairman. The | Miss Fay Pleasants was called home
object o f the meeting was stated and
Tuesday because o f her father’s
nominations for mayor waa called for. death. She hat the heartfelt sympathy
Fred H Hopkins was nominated, and o f the school.
there being no further nominations
An elocutional entertainment will be
proposed Mr. Hopkins was made the
given in chapel Thursday, March 5th.
choice o f the meeting by acclamation.
The Y. M. C. A. received the resig
J. W. Jacobs, G. S. Moore, L. Hat
nation o f Miss Nita Greninger and
field, Robert K yle and S. A . Pattison
| elected Mias Clara Allen president of
were placed an tha ticket for council-
the society. The business meeting waa
men and T. M. Jones andT. M. Witten
followed by a song service, lead by
were each unanimously nominated for
Miss Johnson.
the offices o f recorder and treasurer,
The student body met last week and
respectively.
The ticket was nominated by the adopted by-laws and appointed Besaie
progressive element of the town who Fairdoe, Stanly Wood and Leonard
desire to see Central Point progress Smith at a committee to care for the
and develop in at least a corresponing magazine belonging to the student
ratio with the other towns and com body.
munities o f the valley.
A t the time our forms closed no
other nominations had been made for
the different offices either by caucus
or petition.
An Excellent Suggestion.
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By May the prettiest flower garden
in Ashland will be found on the Normal
campus, as much interest ia being taken.
Bulb* and rose slips have been sent for
and plants will be gladly accepted from
any one who wishes to help In the
efforts that are being made to beautify
the Normal School grounds.
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C E N T R A L P O IN T
is the center o f one o f the best
ORCHARD DISTRICTS
in the Rogue River Valley and
realizing the importance o f be
ing in close touch with the sit
uation the
Harriott,
Mrs. Amanda Harriott, one o f the
beet known residents o f the Applegate
country, died last Thursday at Ashland,
where she was temporarily residing for
the Winter. She was aged about 58
years and was the mother o f ten chil
dren, one o f whom, T M. Harriott,
was a former resident o f Central Paint.
The funeral was held at Applegate
Saturday.
Lee.
Mrs. Martha S. Lee, w ife o f Booth
Lee, and a well known resident o f this
city, died at her home here last Friday
morning after a brief illness o f less
than a week. The cause o f death was
Bright’ s disease and the attack came
suddenly on Saturday morning preced
ing her death. She is survived by her
husband and four daughters.
The
daughters are: Mrs. W. C. Owen Mrs.
A. S. Cuthbert and Misses Bessie and
Maude Lee, all residents o f this city.
The funeral was held from the resi
dence Saturday morning at 10 o’clock,
the servicea being conducted by Rev.
T. M. Jones. Interment was made in
the Central Point cemetery.
Ayers,
Miss Julia Ayers, aa estimable young
lady o f Eagle Point, who has been
working as a stenographer at San Fran
cisco for two years, died in that city
last week and the remains were
brought to this place last Saturday for
interment. Her sister, who was with
her in San Francisco, accompanied the
remains here.
R 0 6 U E R IV ER LAND CO M PANY
has installed a branch office at
Central Point, in the Herald
office, with Mr W. E, Kahler,
a native-born citizen o f the val
ley, and a gentleman who has
given much thought and study
to the orchards o f the valley,
in charge.
Call on him for reliable in
formation regarding the mer
its o f any lands in the valley
and especially o f the orchard
lands near Central Point and
you will get the best lands
in the valley i f you invest.
Business
Pointers.
School books and supplies o f »II
grades at Mary A. Mee's drug store.
Chicken Feed Wheat at $100 per
bushel. Central Point Mills.
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See the fine line o f watches and
The following from the Medford
jew elry at the Central Point Pharmacy.
female Labor Law Upheld.
Tribune is an excellent suggestion and
Wheat good for hog feed at $1.00
one that could be acted upon by the
a bushel. Central Point Mills.
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different communities o f the Rogue
The United States Supreme Court
When you are in Medford drop in at
River valley with good results:
has upheld the constitutionality o f the
"W e a ry ’a” for good liquors, cool beer
**tt is high time that the cities o f the Oregon law o f February 19, 1903, pro
and a good lunch.
2i t f
Rogue River valley buried the hammer, viding that no female shall be employed
ceased knocking eaeh other and worked in any mechanical establishment, fac
I have on hand a ear load o f flrat-
together for the common good.
class blacksmith coal and am prepared
tory or laundry in this state more than
“ Ordinary business sense and experi ten hours a day, the decision o f the
to supply the trade in that line.—W . 0
Harness & Thornton, Real Estate
Price, Central Point.
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ence suggests this course. The inter State Supreme Court in the case o f
Swtm elar.
dealers, Yonealla, Oregon.
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ests o f one city are so closely allied Muller vs. State o f Oregon being a f
Wood is the same as money this year
Bishop Scadding Here.
Mrs. Frances E. Swimelar died at
with thoae o f the other cities thet as firmed. Muller was convicted o f viola her home near A gate Monday evening so you had better aee W. C. Leever
Presiding Eldor Dunlap preached an
the country develops all must grow and tion o f this law and the State Supreme o f Bright's disease after a short illness. about a Cole’« Airtight Heater.
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eloquent sermon in tha M. E. church
Rt. Rev. Charles Scadding, Episcopal
Court affirmed his conviction. Appeal Her health had been poor for some their cost in one season.
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Tuesday evening. A series o f revival bishop o f Oregon, accompanied by Mrs. develop with it.
"W h a t helps one town, helps all. It was taken to the United States Su time, but her condition was not con
meetings are in progress in this church Scadding. waa the guest over Sunday of
means as much for one place as for preme Court on the ground that the sidered serious until a few days before
during the week.
Fireproof SulMUt
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Hopkins, at the
Modani CoBToaioBOO*
another to have colonists arrive and Oregon law infringed the right o f an in her death, when she was suddenly
Rev. W. W. MacHenry, o f Ashland, Snowy Butte orchard. Bishop Scadding
settle the valley and help develop its dividual under the 14th amendment to stricken and from which she did not
and Rev. W. F. Shields, o f Medford, is in the valiey on his annual visit to
resources.
make her own contracts and on the recover.
were in town last Friday on business the Episcopal churches and last Sunday
H. M. PIERCE, Pro or.
"T h is year Medford, Ashland and further alleged ground that this was
Deceased was 54 years old and came
and admiring the beat town o f its size ( morning he conducted services at St.
Grant! Pass will each spend from $2250 class legislation, discriminating between
Electric
Lights, Steam Rest, Hot
to Oregon about two years ago from
in the Rogue R iver valley.
Mark's church In Medford. The bishop
to $2750 for from 20,000 to 30,000 pam the sexes. The court says, in its opin
and Cold W ater In Every Room.
Pennsylvania. The family purchased
Mrs. T. M. Harriott, a former resi-1 is one o f the most popular and talented phlets descriptive o f the Regue River
ion, rendered by Justice Brewer, that a farm on the A gate road, which has
Street Cars from Depot Direct to
dent o f this city, was a visitor her# churchmen o f the Pacific coast and his valley and eaeh o f the cities. Each se
it is undoubtedly true that the general since been their home. She is sur
last week, the guest o f her fether and ’ visits to southern Oregon are always cures a full page ad In the Sanset Mag
Hotel.
right to contract in relation to one’s vived by a husband, one eon and an
brother, John and J. E. Grieve, and looked upon as tha avent o f the year in azine. Here we have $7250 spent for
European plan. » 1.00 a Day and
businesss is part o f the liberty o f the adopted son, all o f whom have the
other friends and relatives.
Episcopal circles.
80,000 pamphlets and three pages in individal protected by the-14th amend
Upward.
sympathy o f many friends here. The
Mrs. Jacquemin assisted by Mrs. C.
one magazine descriptive of the tame ment, yet it is equally well settled that
Fourth, Fifth and Burnside Sts.
remains were taken to Pennsylvania
S. Sanderson and Miss Carrie Moore-
vaUey.
this liberty is not absolute and extend for interment, being accompanied by
Table Rockets
house, entertained the infant and
" I f these cities had but united In their ing, to all contracts, and that a state
Portland,
Or®.
the hushand and son o f deceased.
primary classes o f the Baptist Sunday j
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advertising offorts, one pamphlet would may, without conflict with the 14th
school at the parsonage Saturday after- j The dance at Mr. C. S Pankey’s last have done for all the cities aod a one amendment, restrict in many respects
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E X P E R IE N C K
noon.
j Friday night was well attended and page ad in Sunset. Then money would the individual's power of contract and- “ Better than Shingles or Tin” —Rex
I f the weather is favorable the Cen- pronounced a success by those present, have been le ft sufficient to place an ad intimates that this is particulary true Flintkote roofing is better than either
in the case of woman, who need such shin ;les or tin. In fact, it is the best
tral Point "cu b ” ball team will play
The friends o f Mrs J. C. Pendleton in several other magazines.
" I t is not too late for these cities to protection at the hands of the law, for hoase covering made. I f you are build
the Tolo team at thia place next S o«- will be glad to learn she is fast recover-
ing be sure and investigate “ Flintkote”
day. This will be the opening game o f ¡ng from her serious attack o f pneumo- unite now to help exploit this valley. the general well being of the state.
Let all o f them join in installing a
before contracting for your roofing.
the season and no doubt will be in- j nia.
traok m i s i
For aala by W. C. Leever.
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te rm in g.
j,jr- ¡3. p. Nichols has sold his ranch permanent exhibit at Portland, with a
D isions
man in charge the year around, who
OePTRioHTs
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Christian Science servicea are held j to a Mr. Kmkaid, who with his family
A Pleas»»! Physic.
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will diatribute literature and act as an
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ofctr a*«®rtaln o a r opinion fro® wbotkor sua
•very Sunday morning in the lodge j has already taken possession. Mr. and
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FOR SALE.
information bureau for the Rogue River
Uotu strictly oonfldatrifal
room on the second floor o f the opera! Mrs. Nichols are at present stopping
give
Chamberlain's
Stomach
and
Liver
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Cream
Separator,
patente u l t a tSro n fb Ma
house. AH are cordially invited to a t - ! with their son Elmer, not yet having valley.
ep —ia l notice, wit boni « b a r « « ._____
"T h e burden o f a permanent exhibit Tablets a trial. They are mild and No. 6, capacity 600 pounds, practically
tend these services. Subject for next decided where they will permanently
gentle
in
their
action
and
always
pro
as good as new. Cost when new 180.
would be too great for anv one o f theae
Sunday, ‘ ‘Man.’ ’
locate.
towns, but all together it would be an duce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call Have sold my cows and do not need the
A haodeoraely 11 lastra! ®4 waably. Lan rw t atp.
oalatlon o f any solantiDe Journal. Tarme. S3 m
Charlie Gay, o f Medford, visited his
The Sams Valley school closed last easy matter, In addition to Medford. at Mary A. Mee'a drug store for a free separator. I t goes for $50 cash.
r ;_four month«, $L Sold by all n®wa<l«*Jare.
parents here last Friday. Mr. Gay Friday, with a pleasing entertainment
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R. C. H ensley .
| Ashland and Grants Pass, Jacksonville, sample.
has recently completed two modern ¡n the evening. The five months’ term
Central Point and Gold Hill could be
cottages in Medford, bat, according to , was taught by Miss Margarite Nealon
looked to for substantial assistance.
his usual custom, told both o f them ¡n a manner satisfactory to the direc-
" I t is more important for the future
H I-1 I I l -l-fri I I 1 l l l l-H -H -l-[-l-H -H H H -;-H ’.;-H-H-H -H -l-H -l -l-l-H -H H I 1
shortly after having been completed.
j tors and patrons o f the school.
growth and development o f the Rogue
The coon show last Friday eveninr
Our literary society had its exercises River valley that such an exhibit be in
drew a large house, the opera house and election o f otficers Friday after- stalled at Portland than it is even to
being filled to its capacity. The show noon instead o f in the evening, and as advertise the valley in the east. ”
was pronounced by some experts who a consequence but few were present,
were present to be rather mediocre, excepting the school children.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
while others claim it was the best ever
for sale at the H erald office. 60 cents
Mrs. Bessie Randall, o f Woodville,
H A Y FOR SALE.
dozen.
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has purchased two lots in block 55 and
Good quality alfalfa. First cutting.
will erect two fine cottages on the $10 per ton. R. C. H ensley .
Subscribe for the H erald .
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property.
Mrs. Randall will occupy
one o f the cottages and will rent the
other. Sanderson A Sons have the
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contract for both buildinga
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F. E. Stang has arrived with his
family from Hood River aud will take
charge of the Washbum orchard at
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Table Rock in the capacity o f superin
tendent.
M r- stang is well pleased
with the valley and has about decided
to locate here permanently.
The Caldwell family left for Yoncolla
Tuesday, Jim and his mother and sister
going on the forenoon passenger, while
Frank went with a car o f stock and
Call and see our stock and watch this space next week.
goods which they shipped to their new
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Ross Building. First and Pine St».
home. Steve Caldwell and his nephew
C E N T R A L P O IN T , O R E G O N .
George Caldwell le ft a few days ago
overland with their horses. The H erald
wishes the family success in their new 4 -H -K I 1 1 I I I
home.
J. D. Parker writes the H erald
from Saratoga, Wyoming, that him-
satf and Mr. Stanley have ordered ears
in which to ship their goods to Central i
Point sad that they expect to be here,
with their families, within a short f
time. Both gentlemen were here la s t.
Fall and Mr. Parker purchased desir
on the issues o f the County Campaign.
able residence property in town, while
Mr. Stanley purchased the Aikin farm
on Rogue River, near the mouth o f
Bear Creek.
Mr. Parker says the
present Winter has been the hardest
and Local Musical Talent will furnish 30 minute Concert.
on stock they have had m Wyoming
Admission Free.
Everybody Invited.
fo r many years.
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Hotel St. Philip,,
P aten ts
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Scientific A m e ric a n .
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Dress Patterns
Spring Fabrics
SPRING ATTRACTIONS
Headquarters for
F O R T H E LA D IES
Men’ s Furnishings.
Best Line of Shirts in the City.
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Granfili & Robnett.
Jo n e s ,
J. R. KNODELL
Central Point. Oregon.
will speak in Central Point Opera House
Wednesday, March
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1908, 7:30 1 *. M.
Medford Male Quartet W ill Sing
Notions
Novelties