C E N T R A L P O IN T H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH 2fi, 190,^
N e w C l u b b in g O iler-
Fur a limited time we oder the Cen
tral Point Uuratd and the Thrice-a- W e e k
World (N ew York) caci» one year for
12.13. Thia means 208 paper« at a cost
• f only a cent apicc.
Central Point is going to improve
more during the present year than in
.ny year in ita past history. You will
need' "the" H e ^ l T 't o "keep poeted on
what is doing at home.
A presidential election is coming on
this year and you will need the Thrice-
a-Week World to keep you posted on
national affairs, especially regarding
the political situation in N ew York.
Better subscribe today.
Good Liniment.
You will hunt a good while before
you find a preparation that ia equal to
Chamberlain's Liniment ss a cure for
muscular and rheumatic pains, for the
cure of sprains and soreness of the
muscles. I t is equally valuable for
lame back and all deep seated muscular
pains. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by
Mary A. Mee.
Methodist Church Services.
Preaching services every Sunday at
11 a. m. arid every other Sunday even
ing at 7:30.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 10:00.
Epworth League at 6:45 every Sun
day evening.
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m.
•vary Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 7:30.
(Jnetjuated as a Cure fo r Croup.
ON T O
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UPPER ROGUE.
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udfijcrffl!» l i Iru it,
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Id illi dIUl
Tim-
ber Lands.
Below will be found some real bar
gains in timber and fruit lands which
» re worthy ot >,our »ttention.
23d acres—On Rogue river, 30 miles
from Central Point. Good two-story
frame house, good bam and other
buildings, good well o f excellent water,
family orchard o f apples snd all kinds
o f berries. About 100 acres o f fíne
alfalfa land. Valuable water right on
Rogue river with ditch constructed to
place. Tri-weekly mail service passes
door. Excellent hunting and fishing.
Price $20 per sere.
160 seres—31 miles from Prospect, on
Crater Lake Park wagon road and
within J mile o f Ray ditch and power site.
Good two-storv frame house and other
buildings. Good fences. Some fruit
on place. Good well o f water. 40
seres in timothy. 1,600,000 feet o f
pine and fir timber. Good outside range.
Price $1800. A snap.
160 acres—Same neighborhood. Good
house and bam, good fruit and berries
on place. 2,000,000 feet pine and fir
timber. Price $1800.
160 acres—Good fruit farm. A ll good
alfalfa land and watered by living
springs. 25 acres in cultivation. Good
house and barn. Near post office and
good school 3,000,000 feet fine red fir
timber. 30 miles from Central Point,
on Fort Klamath road. A most desir
able home. Price $3,500.
For further information, inquire at
the H erald office, Central Point, Ore.
F re e F rom B ad O ne*.
The leading citizen of a small coun
try town eacortod a friend on a tour o f
Inspection through the tillage. The
friend, who mas a resident df a metro
politan city, was duly Impressed by the
many advantages of the little town.
Finally the two men reached the cem
etery. The visitor carefully looked at
the various tributes end then turned to
his guide. “ Say, Dave,'' be began,
"wh-wh-whero do you b-b-bury your
e-e-since re T’—Judge.
D isa p p oin ted A sp ira tio n .
L overs when rejected o ft moan and tear
their hair;
Brokers when th ey're ruined f i t stunned
In sad despair;
Th e captain o f a leaking ship ia fu ll o f
anxious care.
But fe w things that I know o f fs r human
w ear and tsar.
F o r pained surprise and sudden shook,
can really quite compare
W ith stepping outward in ths dark, when
clim bing up a stair.
T o find that topmost, astral step—ths ons
that Is not there.
—W om an's H om s Companion.
On and after November 15, 1907, the
observation car» between Portland and
Oakland California, on trains Nos. 15
and 16 will be carried through instead
o f being cut out, as heretofore, at Ro e-
burg.
Southbound, under this new arrange
ment, passengers holding proper trans
portation and Pullman accommodations
may occupy these cars on the night
leaving Portland until reaching Eugene
at 12:32 a. m.
F red P a r k e r , A g t S. P. Co.,
31 t f
Central Point, Oregon.
P ro f.
H . A . How ell, o f Havana,
G u ':a ,
Recommends Chamberlain’ s
Cough Remedy.
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$4.00.
Total
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Our price for all three, only
•2 50
The Semi-weekly Journal is the lead
ing semi-weekly newspaper o f the
state: It gives all the general and
state news and in addition gives the
complete and correct market reports
twice each week. In the Friday issue
a page o f “ Funny Pictures” fo r the
children, a page o f short stories, and
other features make it a welcome
visitor in every home.
The Pacific Monthly, published at
Portland, is the leading magazine of
the West. It is ably edited and beauti
fully illustrated. Its stories are clean,
! wholesome and interesting, all with
more or less o f a flavor o f the W est.
Special articies on irrigation, stock-
raising and similar industries are at
once entertaining and instructive.
The Central Point Herald is a strictly
local newspaper. The H e ra ld doe»
its best to set forth the advantages
o f the Rogue River Valley, particularly
that portion immediately adjacent and
tributary to ita town. I t labors for
the advancement and upbuilding o f
Central Point and vicinity and is en
titled to the support o f everv citizen
o f this section o f the Valley.
Take advantage of thia great offer
at once. It will only stand for a limited
time. Three Publications that you need
for the price o f two. You save $1.50
and that's “ worth while.”
“ A# long ago as I can remember my
mother was a faithful user and friend
o f Chamberlain’ s Cough Remedy, but
never in my life have I realized its trne
value until now,” writes Prof. H. A.
Howell, o f Howell’ s American School,
Havana, Cuba.
“ On the night of
February 3rd our baby was taken sick
with a very severe cold; the next day
was worse and the following night his
condition was desperate. He could not
lie down and it was necessary to have
him in the arms every moment. Even
then his breathing was difficult. I did
not think he would live until morning.
A t last I thought of my mother’» rem
edy, Chamberlain’» Cough Remedy,
which we gave, and it afforded prompt j j . f. ( nyart .P acs .
relief, and now three days later, he |
has fully recovered. Under the cireum j
stances I would not hesitate a moment
in saying that Chamberlain’s Cough C A P I T A L
Remedy, and that only, saved the life
o f our dear little boy.” For sale by • S U R P L U S
Mary A . Mee.
And. lo, thle men and woman died.
To heaven w ent the two.
Surprised they etered end then deolered,
"W h y , thle le nothing new I"
—Tow n Topics.
Grounds.
“ Do you think insanity a ground for
divorce t"
“ I don't know," replied tbe bachelor
gruffly, “ but It's grounds for matri
mony, all right."—Philadelphia Lodger.
W ith damage# alm ighty high.
—N ew York Free».
T h e y 'd
$50,000.00
$10,000.00
n ow ltt—A Chinese play lasts two
week*.
Jewett— T h e n If a msu has any eggs
to throw he'd better save them for the
last a c t—Harper's Weekly.
U se N o H ooks.
Ton m anly breast. O meld, on which you
lean.
Though It m ay harbor nothing baeo or
mean.
Ah, lean upon It tight}?' for who knows
W h a t fra il clgare m ay neetle there un
even:
—Puck.
W h o 'll C om pel It?
" It has been decided that babies must
pay fare on tbe transatlantic steam
ers."
"B’pooo a baby declines?"—S t Paul
Pioneer Press*.
A T oast.
H er#*, to our wlveal
Th ey flll our Uvea,
L i k e b u sy b ee «, w ith honey.
They «as# our shocks,
T b sy darn our socks—
And spend most all our money.
—Gt- Louis Post-Dlspstoh.
H i t S ym p a th y.
Geraldine—Pa has broken bis leg.
Gerald—Right or left?
Geraldine -L eft.
Gerald—That’s too bad.-St. Louis
Republic.
T h e O n ly C h en gs,
l f y ladylove Is perfect quits.
Ifs r nsm s Is Brown, her hair ths asms;
H er disposition's sweet and bright.
Thera's naught I'd change—exoept her
—C atholic Standard Sbd Times.
T h s T h in T y r a n t.
“ Grigsby's now wife Is as tbln as a
splinter."
"Yts, and when Orlgeby married her
he met bis match.” — Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Savings Department.
Stone Place Sold.
The 82-acre farm near Tolo belonging
to Jacob Stone, o f thia city, was sold
last Friday to Mrs. Millie Davis, the
consideration being $3000.
Mr. and
Mrs. Davis arrived here last week from
Santa Rosa, California, and are de
lighted with the Rogue river valley.
They have moved out to their new
home and are busy getting settled
there.
D r. E . Davis. Dentist,
will be in hia Central Point office oq
the following dates:
Prom Monday morning. April 13, to
Saturday evening, April 18.
Front Maaday morning. May 11, to
Saturday evening, May 1&
Watch fo r further announcements of
k te r date« is these columns.
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For ( f e m e s o f the Skin.
Nearly all diseases o f the skin such
as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and
barber** itch, are characterized by an
intense itching and smarting, which
oflew makes Wtm s burden and disturbs
■Meg snwf rest. Qufck relief m aybe
had by appfvmg Cham ber!am1« Salve.
It aflfeyv the ftehing and smarting
almoat instantly.
Many cases have
been rored by its ose. For sale by
Wary A. Wee.
Be R ip er T h en .
Every stock owner who lire « ta a
district where blackleg occurs knows
that It la the young animals, especially
those between the ages of six aod
eighteen months, which are most lia
ble to become affected.
As to the clsaa o t cattle most fre
quently affected by blackleg, the ma
jority of report! agree that full blood
or high grad# stock la more subject
to tbe disease than the common or low
grade range cattle.
The spring and the fall seem to ba
the seasons most favorable for the de
velopment of blackleg. T h e disease la,
WhoopingC#
TMs remedy caa ahrsy» W * o c a M «o «a sad
Is p lc ju it to like, h csaulM a» sotas w
»thcr hsmfsi drag sad ta g te ghtassesafl-
dcattv ta s MO? ss la sa sdulL
Frier 21 ctats, Itrgs H u M tests.
A C hanged Situation.
“ One ran never tell,” sold the fallan
poltrirsi idof. “ A abort Urna ago I bad
the mob at my feat- Sow tbay are at
my throat.“ - Philadelphia North A n ti-
ta n .
______
_ _____
Jaofc snd JIN.
J kct mat Jtn agon ths brides
And at seed her on ths spot
Th s bseok let mu n o a red down below.
B i t j m She murmured not.
—Cb le s «« K i s s
Selo I ) i ary A. Mre.
“Pop the Question”
Don’ t make any mistake in the question;
ask her sweetly and gently: "Dearest, will
you join me in eating some o f that delicious
Candy at Sam Moore's ConfertioneryT'j
and She’ll say “Yes.”
G. S. MOORE.
2 n d ANI) PINE STS.,
T T 7 T N
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CENTRAL POINT
Everybody in Central Point and neigh
borhood to come in next Sunday and eat
25 CENT CHICKEN DINNER
-they ever tasted.4,W e give our patrons the best the market affords.
cial and Transient Trade a Specialty.
Commer
Central Point Hotel,c S T ™
YAOCIMATUiO OUTFIT.
BLACKSMITH COAL
m
however, not confined to these seasons,
but appears at all times of the year
with more or leas frequency.
The general symptoms of blackleg
I have a Car-load, I f you need any, let me know.
are high fever, loss of appetite and
suspension of rumination, followed by
great depression. Respiration becomes
accelerated, tbe animal moves around
with dlfilcutly, frequently Ilea down
and when water la Dear at hand drinks
at abort Intervals and but a little at a
time.
The moat Important diagnostic fea
ture Is the development of a tumor or
W H E N IN T O W N C A L L A T
swelling under the skin. The swelling
may appear on any part of the body
and limbs except below the knee or
hock joint or on the tall. It la fre
quently seen on tbe thigh or shoulder,
and owing to the extensive discolora
tion of the swollen parts as observed
•fter tbo animal has been skinned tbe
disease has been popularly named
Which is “ the best” in Oregon. Try it and if you don't
“ blackleg,” or "black quarter."
say it is “ the best” Jack will treat. We also handle the
Most stock owners ngreo that when
Celebrated
the disease has broken out there is
nothing short of a hypodermic ayrlngo
and vaccine or the Immediate removal
of the affected berd to another paitura
that will check the disease.
The bureau of animal Industry of
the United Stntes department of agri
culture «onslders prevention the prin
cipal recourse against this disease. It
prepares and distributes a blackleg
vaccine end reports that tbe effect of
this vacclua In preventing outbreaks
already In progress has been highly
satisfactory. A lately Issued circular E U R O P E A N P L A N
F IN E S A M P LE ROOM
(No. 31) of the bureau gives much In
formation about blackleg and tell»
bow to obtain this vacrlue. Applica
tions for It should be addressed to tbe
chief of tbe bureau at Washington.
To prepare the vaccine Ui such a
way that It may be Injected hypoder
The Home of Commercial and Mining Men
mically It Is necessary to obtain cer
tain Implements, which, together with
tke bypodtermic syringe, are known as
a vaccinating outfit. This consists of
H o tel
N ash
Co., P r o p r i e t o r »
S porcelain mortar with pestle, a small
glass funnel snd s measuring glass.
M e d fo r d - O regon
The accompanying cut shows a vacci
Dining-room Unsurpassed.
Refurnished Throughout.
nating outfit, with the exception of the
mortar snd pestle.
All of tbe utensils. Including tbe hy
padermlc syringe sad s package of
absorbent cotton, are fitted In a strong
polished oak box, which by means of
an adjustable wire loop eervea also a«
a support for the funnel when the
Tacrine Is filtering. Tbe syringe, two
hypodermic needles and an extra glass
barrel are packed In a separate metal
box, which la Inclosed In the oak box.
PRICE the H0RSESH0ER
THE
OFFICE
For Pure “Astor” W hikey
C o lu m b ia
'T h e
M ed fo rd ,
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H o te l
B eer
O ffic e
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O reg o n
N av sh
F. A. H A W K
General Blacksmithing
Central Point, Oregon
TH E STOCKMAN.
Full busking has developed a poorer
quality of corn even than was report
Safety Deposit Boxes.
•d a mouth ago. Tbe estimate of rate
We transact a General Banking
of yield la practically the same as re
ported In November, the crop aggro
Business and respectfully solicit
gating 2.500.000,000 bushels, but the
In G reenlan d.
Hswltt—I only want the money over percentage of corn fit for commercial
your patronage.
purpoaea Is tha lowest aver raised. In
night. PII pay you In tbe morning.
Jewett—That's all right, but I can't general character tbo crop is soft,
wait six months for $5.—New York damp tDd Immature grain, and tb<-
quality la so low that It dried out
slowly and la keeping badly. It Is par
tlcularly p o o r In Ohio. Michigan, lu
K n e w H e r B en k A eccu n t.
“ L ove w ill not pay your household bUlsf" dlana, Illinois, low s and Nebraska.
Sneered the men with the m sselve head.
Tbe proportion of tha crop which
Ths Oonc# smiled at the threatened Ilia
will ba fed on the farm la far large
“ Ah. but m y love w ill!" he eaid.
than usual, the reason# assigned being
—Brooklyn tefe.
Ita amnarcbaaUbla quality, tba »car-
city of othar grains. Increased cattle
F a th e r and Ban.
Father (age fifty)—A t your ago a man and hog supplies sod tha Inferior feed
lng value, necaaaltatlng tba use O'
thinks be knows everything.
Boo (age twenty-one)—Tea, and *t greater bulk to accomplish the same
your age he knows be does.—Chicago result. Tha crop la disappearing rapid
ty, and an unusually small part of li
Maws.
will appear In commercial channels. -
T r u e SayWis-
Crop Report.
CROUP,
Don’ t be afraid to tell her so.
She will not
hurt you. Brace up, be a brick and
Prevention.
R e form .
Th e worid Is all a stage, they esy.
W here critics wield Uis hammer
And vainly struggle day by day
T o tleva te the "drarom er."
—W ashington Star.
Think not aD wisdom solemn la
To truest minds ’ Us plain
There's much that's not In vain although
I t Is In lighter vein.
- K a n s a s C ity T im es
If You Love Her
K it e s en a D es tru ctive D isease and Its
H eaven .
Togeth er on the earth there dw elled
A wom an and e man
W h oe'er agreed In thought end deed—
Conceive It I f you can.
J. A. PCRPY.YKf * lt'
Medford National Dank
,
A Base Imitation.
“Can't you gimme a little help.
ma'am F*
“ Eh I W bat have you got In that
box V*
“ Dorn's de family jewels, ma'am.
Leinme have a quarter on ’em, can't
you T'—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
“ Besides being an excellent remedy
for colds and throat troubles, Chamber
ui
B i e C lu b b in e r O f f e r .
lain's Cough Remedy is unequaled as a j
Arrangements have just been com
eure for croup, ” says Harry Wilson, of
pleted whereby the Central Point Her
Waynetown, Ind. When given as soon
$60,000 at L ea st.
ald is enabled to make one o f the great
as the croupy cough appears, this rem-1
| W hen lovely wom en stoops to fo lly
est clubbing offers ever made by an
Anil learns too leto that lovers skip,
edy will prevent the attack. It is used
; W h e t balm cen heel her melancholy.
Oregon newspaper. Here it is:
successfully in many thousands o f |
W hat course can give her g rie f the slip?
Central Point Herald, per year, $1.50. The
lady's only satisfaction,
homes. For sale by Mary A. Mee.
Oregon Journal (semi-weekly),
$1.50.
Ths only w ay her tears to dry.
Pacific Monthly
. . .
$1.00. Lies In a breach o f promise action.
Observation Cars.
b la c k leg
C h a ra cter a4 l i l t s # .
Tha feeding value of «lingo la In a
large measure dua to Its comparative
richness In nutrient# «specially suited
for tha nourishment of rattle, Its ease
Of digestion as compared with dry
foods. Its palatabtllty due to Its aroma
and succulence and tha fact that II
aids In rooting tha aystem and keeping
It free o f effeta material and keeping
the circulation active
Stall Feeding Voraua Grass.
Ia soma Virginia teats N cast nearly
twice as much ta make a pound af
gala oa cattle In tha stall as wbera
the animals were finished »a grass.
Repair work of all kinds. Wood Turning and Scroll
Work. Horseshoing and Wagonwork. Cast Iron Braizing.
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A United States Cream Separator,
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is good ss new. Cost whon new $80
Have sold my cows and do not need the
separator. It goes for $50 rash.
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