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Agate Actions.
A box social was hold at the Agate
schoolbouse last «Saturday evening that
was a pronounced success from every
standpoint. A fine program was ren­
dered and the lunch boxes brought good
prices. Jim Owen, who is in politics
to the extent of being a candidate for
county commissioner, acted as auction­
eer and “ got-a the mon” to the extent
o f more limn $60. Much credit is due
the efficient teacher, Miss Mae Nealon,
for her hard work in training the pupils
in their parts, as well as to the pupils,
who all gave their best efforts for the
success of the occasion.
The contract for the erection of a
fine new two-room schoolhouse at A g­
ate has boon awarded to H. ( ’. Messen­
ger, the contract price being $2150. The
building is to be completed by August
LT>. This will be by far the best coun­
try schoolhouse in the county.
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The local baseball team went to Eagle
Point Sunday and waxed it to the
onion raisers to a fare-you-well. Ttie
game started off fast and furious, and
in the first five innings only one tally,
and it to the credit of the Eagle Point­
ers, broke the monotony of the long
rows o f "goose eggs” which were lined
up on the score card. Then, in the
sixth, the Central Pointers woke up
and brought in five nice ones and the
Eagles packed in three. Then there was
a let up till the ninth, when Central
Point again came to the front with
three and the game was theirs by a
score o f eight to four.
Features of the game were Pankey's
pitching and the excellent batting dune
by his team.
The following is the lineup:
C entral P oint .
E aglf , P o
Pankey
N. Hall
P
E. Claak
E. Hall
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Ross
S3
H. Smith
1st
H. Dailey
F. Farra
2nd R. Ashpoie
B. Sanderson
B. Peart
3rd Patterson
Fox
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C. Clark
If
D. Brown
Lewis
H. Peart
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Those who mourn over the alleged
dying out of the good old American
stock may take comfort from the rec­
ord of war widow Barnum, who died
recently, leaving fourteen great-grand­
children and n total of thirty-four de­
scendants, representing three genera­
tions. Widow Barnum belonged to an
old colonial family, which took an ac­
tive part In the Revolution. Her hus­
band served hi the war of 1812.
The Japanese who fought against
S toes set have given him pralso for
bravery and ability. It la always a
Just A rrive d ! ! !
Men’ s Belts and Gloves.
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Ladies’ Trim med and vStreet Hats,
Nobby and S ty lish .
Eli Jones,
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Special attention given to rentings, care and man­
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Office cast o f school House
The “ infant class” team, or which
little Bob Holmes i9 the chief financier,
was on the turf bright and early last
Saturday morning making a collection
for “ des a little ’spense money to help
uth out while we go to Jackthonville
to clean up dem kids.” Bob and the
rest o f that bunch are all right when it
comes to “ pulling the leg” of the staid
and unsuspecting citizen, and when
| they went whizzing out of town in a
trig red automoble the ’ 19ers and every-
body else sat up and took notice and
took off their several hats to the 20tn
Century kidlet with the baseball germ
j and the ability to finance an auto ride
in preference to walking five miles and
; back. The score of this game was lost
in the blaze of color of the red auto.
The Ashland Normal team will cross
bats with the local team here Saturday,
the 18th inst. This promises to be the
best game so far played here this sea­
son and all lovers of the nati >nal game
; shfluld be sure to be on hand to see the
struggle from start to finish.
j Any old thing can write poetry now,
j but they can’ t all write it right.
BobMrib. for the H juulp .
I hereby announce mysetf as a candi-
j date for the office o f County Assessor
| of Jackson County, Oregon, subject to
the action of the Republican voters of
said county at the coming primary
election..
Respectfully,
W. T. G rieve .
Prospect, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1908.
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a well-filled decanter has first choice
among “ choice spirit«.” That “ litlie
drop o f something” that sounds so
vague and mysterious, has really a
definite meaning when (it 4s bought of
us. It then means “ something good . ”
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 I.iqu»rs
that wc handle. \ou’ ll do the same
after trying them.
Port and Sbcrry for Family Lise.
Mail orders given prompt attention.
Assessor.
“ W EARY’S ”
I hereby announce myself a candi­
date for the nomination o f County As­
sessor o f Jackson County, Oregon,
subject to the action of the Republican
voters at the coming primary election.
J. W. L awton ,
Medford, Oregon.
H. O. WILKINSON, Prop.
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C L A S S E D ADVLRTISEMENTS
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SALE.
( WATCHES ANO JEWKLUY—Finest Fine evar
j <>;>pn«l in Central Point. At Ountml Point
j Pharmacy.
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water, ft r sale at Moore’s confectionery. 4tf
Tim ber Land, act June 3. 1378.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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United States Land Office,
Roaebure, Oregon. February 19. 1908.
Notice is hereby «riven that in compliance with
the provisions o f the act o f Conaress o f June 3,
1873. entitled, “ An act for the sale o f timber lands
in the states o f California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory,” as extended to all the
Public Land States by act o f A ugust 4, 1892. A n­
nie E. Parker. o f Woodburn, County o f Mai ion.
State o f Oregon, did on February 11, 1907, file in
this office her sworn statement No. 8847,for tho W
| Vi of the W Vj o f Sec. 12, Tp.. 33 S Ranjre. 1 E. W
M. and will oiler proof to show that the land
I sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
I than for agricultural purposes anil to establish hor
j claim to said land before A. S. Bliton, U. S. Com­
missioner, at Vris ©ffrice in Medford, Oregon, on
I Wednesday, June 17,1968.
| She names as witnesses: I). D. Thompkms. o f
i Salem, Oregon: Arthur Holden and J. H. Thomp-
i kins, o f Trail, Oregon, and E. II. Billings, o f
I Portland, Orevon.
I Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
j above described lands are requested to file their
claims in thio afHcu on or before said 17th day o f
June. 1908.
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| Three and cne-half thimble-skein 4-
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,! wheels, 3J-inch tire. Been run one
) year. Enquire of R. E Murray, Cen-
I trai Point, Oregon.
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For sale by Mary A. Mee.
For Assessor.
J O N E S
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The Jacksonville (hitching) Post has
developed a brand new sporting editor
and publisher and the fit he threw over
the recent Central Point—Jacksonville
fiasco last week was a corker A long
suffering public had become reconciled
to “ Tanglefoot” in all its pristine
beauty and vigor, because the former
\ (hitching) Post man had the “ Over-
I holt” on us, but this latest “ Bame-
stormer, ” when ho gets to perpetrating
I bad poetry in a bail game writeup,
shows signs o f an overventuresome
spirit that betokens early decay and
) indicatef that the Jacktowners may
not "Feel so fine” when the “ hay
! jugglers" get into training and go
; after the proposition right. Heigho;
| this is a funny old world, anyhow,
I hereby announce myself as a candi­
date for the nomination for District
Attorney subject to the action of the
; Republican voters o f Jackson and
Josephine counties.
B. F. M ulkey .
MISCELLANEOUS.
good thing to refrain from minimizing
the strength of the nun you have
beaten. By making him out to bo
great you magnify your own achieve­
ment. Wellington didn't spend much
of his time after Waterloo lu trying to
The second nine put up a good game
See the fine line o f watches and make it appear that Napoleon was a Sunday on the local diamond against
ms a
lot of big 200-pounders from Jackson- |
jewelry at the Central Point Pharmacy. fourth rnto general.
ville. While the score was 15 to 11 in
favor o f the visitors
when the
difference in weight and age is con­
sidered. it was nut so bad. Tommy
Kincaid pitched for the home team and,
though still a lightweight and a kid,
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he throws a "nasty” ball and some o f
the doubles made were worthy of many
an older and more experienced player.
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The second nine has the making o f
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some rattling good players in its line­
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up and before many years some of
these boys are likely to be found
among the “ way-ups.”
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