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CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1908. TV*'\v < J i*il> l)in «r ( >XH‘ r . Fur a limited time wo offer the C«m- tral Point H.-rulJ and the Tbawe-a- Week World (New York) each one year f o r 1 V2.1& This means 2l)tS papers at a cost (if only a cent apice. Central Point ia going to improve more during the present year than in i •ny year in its past history. You will need the Herald to keep posted on what is doing at home. A presidential election is coming on this year and you will need: the- Thrico rn-Week World to keep you posted on national affairs, especially regarding the political situation in New York. Bettor subscribe today. The New Lumber Yard Announcement to the Public: . Caesar. Commencing April 1st. we will put in a complete stock of high grade Rough and Dressed K Healing Salve for Burns, ftiapped Hands Kiln Dried Flooring and Finish. SASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES. We will be pleased to figure on your needs in New Lumber Yard. EL C W ELCH , Maager. ffice east o f school House O P P O R T U N IT Y COLONIST RATES from all parts o f the United States and Canada to all parts of Oregon, and the Northwest will be put into effect by Southern Pacific Company (Lin«t in O r«fon) Daily During M arch and April, 1908 . From the Principal Cities o f the Middle West the Rates Will Be as Follows: FROM FROM i CHICAGO - • - $38.00 COUNCIL BLUFFS - $30.00 ST. LOUIS - $35.50 OMAHA - - $30.00 On and after November 15, 1907, the - $30.00 ST. PAUL - - $30.00 observation cars between Portland and i KANSAS CITY Oakland California, on trains Nos. 15 Corresponding rates from all other Eastern points. and 16 will be carried through instead Stopovers at pleasure at all points in Oregon. of being cut out, as heretofore, at Rose- Observation Cars. burg. The Colonist Rate is the greatest of all homebuilders. Oregon has Southbound, under this new arrange unlimited resources and needs more people who desire homes and ment, passengers holding proper trans larger opportunities. portation and Pullman accommodations may occupy these cars on the night leaving Portland until reaching1 Eugene Oregon people ean accomplish splendid results by heralding this at 12:32 a. m. I opportunity to all the world. Send Oregon literature giving good, F r e d P a r k e r , Agt. S. P. Co., reliafle information about the state, far and wide. Call on the SUt Central Point, Oregon. above railroads for it if necessary. ’ *0ne Touch of Nature Makes the Whole and She’ll say “ Y es.” mors back yard orgies for you unless some one has an eye on you.” □ e started homeward, the dog fal lowing meekly at his heels, but before he reached tbe other side of the park he caught tbe quick tread o f light foot falls. An agitated voice close behind him was saying, “Oh, 1 beg your par d o n ." li e sw ung about to find him self face to face with Katherine Gray. Ravenor unconsciously stiffened. It w as a tribe disconcerting to come thus abruptly upon n girl with whom be had quar reled but a short week before—a girl who before that quarrel bad been tbe subject o f his everyday dream. The girl was equally surprised and embarrassed. She caught her breath In a little gasp, and the quick color mounted her cheeks. A lm ost Instant ly, however, she bad recovered her poise. “ I'm sorry to trouble y o u ," she said coldly. “ I merely cam e for my dog. 1 saw he was follow ing you.” “ Your dog!” said Ravenor. “ M y d o g ," she repeated. Ravenor looked uncomfortable, but he faced her resolutely. "There m ust be a m istake about th is," said ho. “ I’ m very sure he’s m ine.” G. S. MOORE. 2 n d ANDJPINE STS., T T 7 TT' y Y p t T T Y T Y A A T TTY I \ I CENTRAL POINT Everybody in Central Point and neigh * h >r* ' b e s t 0 C O D le *D n t X t * ’ u n i * a y a n ( l 25 GENT CHICKEN DINNER they>ver tasted.fcWe give our patrons the best the market affords. ¡L cial and Transient Trade a Specialty. Commer- Central Point H o te l.L V,“ “ ' BLACKSMITH C O A L m “ Yours?” The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and Sore Nipples. As a healing salve for bums, sores, 1 sore nipples and chapped hands Cham berlain’s Salve is most excellent. It allays the pain of a bum almost instant* ly, and unless the injury is very severe, heals the parts without leaving a scar. Price, 25 cents. For sale by Mm cy A. Mee. 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 Confectionery?’; - 1 Lumber O R E G O N ’S Methodist Church Services. Preaching aervicea every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every other Sunday even ing at 7:30. Sunday School every Sunday morn ing at 10:00. jSpwortik League at 6<4& every Sun day evemwg. Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m. every Sunday. Prayor meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30. — “ Pop the Question” (Continued front last week's issue ) You Will Find Our Prices Satisfactory. Mr. L. H. Franham, a prominent druggist o f Spirit Lake, lowat says: ‘ ‘Chamberlain’ » Stomach and Liver tablets are certainly the best thing on Site market for constipation.” Give these tablets a trial. You are certain to And them agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price, 23 cents. Samples free. '. Fen sale by Mary A. Nee. Don’t be afraid to tell her so. She will not hurt you. Brace up, lie a brick and of Ptolemy all classes of building material. Tor GoattiptHon. If You Love Her Ownership FAR ES C A N BE PR EPAID Here at home if desired. Any agent is authorized to accept the requioed deposit and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on When a rooster finds a big fiat worm FRED PARKER, Local Agent, or address, be cells alt the hens in the farm yard World Kin.” I have a Car-load, I f you need any, let mjj know. “ Let m e prove It to you. H e knows his name. Here, P to le m y ." The dog cam e obediently to H ave ner’ s side, n e sat dow u and looked i np expectantly. The girl gasped. " I don't under- j stand It,” she sakl. “ N ow let id * try the sam e proof, n c r e , C a e sa r." j The dog trotted over to her and re peated bis maneuvers. “ Good heavens!” said Ravenor, utter WHEN IN TOWN CALL AT ly bewildered for the m oment. Then suddenly ho had an Inspiration. “ D id you buy him recen tly?" he asked. "T h is afternoon,” Bhe confessed. “ O f a seedy, sh ifty eyed m an?” She nodded. Ravenor drew a long breath; then he laughed. "T h a t explains It,” he de Which is “ the best” in Oregon. Try it and if you don’t clared. “ 1 bought him o f the sam e say it is ‘ 'theSbest” Jack will treat. We also handle the m an at 7 this m orning.” Celebrated “ O h !" said the girl; th e « she, too, fell to laughing. "C o m e ," said R avenor a t length, "le t me walk home w ith you, and there we'll decide who has ths better claim to Caesar or Ptolem y, or whatever his name Is." It w as a long talk they had l>eforc a roaring Are In tb s cozy hall. It settled m any points besides tbe ownership of tbe dog. W h en It w as finished tt was twilight, aud tw o very contented young people w ere enjoying their rightful heritage of happiness again. "A n d about the d o g ? " Ravenor sug . gested when he finally arose to leave. EUROPEAN PLAN FINE SAMPLE ROOM “ You take him,” she said. " H e ’s I really yours by right of priority. You bought him first.” " I 'l l tell you,” Ravenor sakl, with j conviction. "L e t's call him Ptolem y i Caesar and own him Jointly, and—and i — let'«—e r--w e ll, fix It so w e can bavoj The Home of Commercial and Mining Men him w ith us both, you know. W ill | you. K ath e rin e ?" T h e ' g ! 'l fell to laughing until the tears rolled down her cheeks. H o te l N a»li C o ., P r o p r ie to r » "O h , w hat a way of putting It!” she | cried, but there was a light In her M e d fo r d . O reg on •yes that brought Ravenor to lier side. Dining-room Unsurpassed. Refurnished Throughout. A nd the newly christened Ptolemy : Caesar leaped about them with yelps ■ o f Joy. PRICE the H0 RSESH0 ER THE O F F IC E For Pure “ Astor” W hiskey C o lu m b ia j Beer 'The Office M e d fo r d , - - O regon Hotel N a sh to come and share it. A similar trait W M . McMURRAY, of human nature is to be observed when • man discovers something exceptional General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. ly good—he wants all hi» friends and' neighbors to share the benefits o f his be printed upon blue paper. A blank discovery. This is the touch of nature The Primay Ballot ; line is left after each office upon the that makes tbe whole world kin. This ballots -nd the democratic nominations explains why people who have been cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The republican primary ballot will be ! will be completed by writing in names write letters to the manufacturers for printed upon white paper, with the upon the ballot. The only names print ed are as follows: publication, that others similarly ailing following names: For Representatives - may alto use it and obtain relief. For United States Senator- A leading law yer o f N ew York who 12 T M Jones. Behind every one of these letters is a has Investigated the subject says It Is 12 H M Cake. 13 D H Miller. warm hearted wish o f the writer to be appalling to lenrn tho numtier o f col 13 C W Fulton. 14 Mahlon Purdin. o f use to someone else. This remedy For Congressman — lege graduates of long standhig who For County Judge— ie for sale by Mary A. Mee. are today filUng clerical positions at 14 Willis C Hawley. 15 J R Neil. ♦10 or $12 a week. For m any years, For Supreme Judge— For County Commissioner- be says, H has been possible In New 15 Robert S Bean 16 Martin Marshall. York city to employ s t f 10 to $12 a For Dairy and Food Commissioner— D r. E . Davis, Dentist. For Sheriff— week large D u m b er« of lawyers o f over 1« J W Bailey. will b« in his Central Point office on 17 Wilbur A Jones. ten years’ standing who were gradu 17 Alexander Kerri the following dates: For County Assessor— ates o f both college and law achool. For Railroad Commin ijiiar— From Monday morning, April 13, to 18 R B Dow. Doubtless these statem ents will lead 18 Thomas K Campbell. Saturday evening, April 18. to In fe re n c e prejudicial to college ed 19 William* A Carter. From Monday morning. May 11, to ucation, but It will be very difficult to 20 R Robertson. Saturday evening, May 16. convince sensible persons that a young For Prosecuting A ttorney- Watch for further announcements of man with such gn equipm ent Is not In 21 B F Mwtkey. later dates in these columns. 37tf batter ease to win In the battle of life 22 Gus Newbury. than without It For Joint Representative— 23 J A Buchanan, Roseburg. $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 School Bonds Dlstrct On* of th* billa b *fo r* congrsas la For Representatives (Vote for Two)— said to b * so extrem ely simple that | 24 Joseph I, flammersley. No. 6 . ‘‘alm ost any one can und en tand I t " i 25 Henry D Kubli. l a that case tt Is sa fe to bet that It For County Jodfce— 26 George W Dunn. Bids will be received up to April 30, will be amended before the law yers In 27 M F Eggleston. 1908, at the hour of 2 o ’clock P. M., by congress perm it It to b* passed. J as. M. Cronemiller, Treasurer of Jack- For County Commissioner— By sending tw o Ilona to tba pop* son County, Oregon, at the Office of 28 Ed M Andrews. with tbe aaaurance that he desires to 29 James Owens. the Ccinty Treasurer, in the Town of protect missionaries the king o f A bye - 1 Jacksonville, Oregon, for the purchase For County Clerk — slnla can at least prove that he baa of $10,000.00 coupon Bonds, of $1000.00 ' 30 W K Coleman. given the missionaries tw o more denomination, issued by School Dist. For County Recorder— chances than they had before. No. 6, of Jackson County, Oregon, [ 31 R T Burnett. payable in 20 years, 10-year optional, For County Sheriff— No politician who declares that it la bearing 5 per cent interest per annum, Impossible to m ake 11,000,000 honestly ' 32 D H Jackson. payable semi-annually, Bids to be ac Is g o le * to make friends am ong those For County Treasurer - 8 ,1 companied by certified Check 5 per who hav* got their million 33 James M Cronemiller. cent o f the amount of the Bid. The For County Assessor— Board o f Directors o f said School 34 William T Grieve. The concert of Europe Is hot all I District Ne. 6 reserve the right to re that a spirit of harmony might wish 36- J W Lawton. ject any and all Bids. For School Superintendent— Too many w ant the principal solo at JAS. M. CRONEMILLER, 36 J Percy Well«. once. Treasurer » f Jackson County, Oregon. F o r County Surveyor— Dated this 1st day o f April, 19* 37 Frank A Griaez. Mr. O r n e g le baa pensioned a paint r cat Any* k tt*c«Matea sad er, bnt as the [tension la only $23 a Is sites*SrSSte waste h caaulu m *t«ea sr Far County Coroner- mouth it la frit an Inducement to quit. 38 A E Kellogg. *hvr kwwWSteg sad a*y k ÿrta ascaaft- F. A . H A W K General Blacksmithing Central Pont, Oregon Repair work of all kinds. Wood Turning and Scroll Work. Horseshoing and Wagonwork. Cant Iron Braizing. NOTICE. A Good Investment. A Lot or Block in Centra! Point, bought before the next advance in prices, will insure you some “ easy money.” CROUP, W hoopifgC# Ssady ta « M Sy as ta aa aSah. N et V ents. Itrft Uu Wcrats. Sold by Mary A. Meo. Dtmorrdtfc Primar) Dike». The democratic primary ballot wilt When you are m Medford drop in at “ Weary'«” for good liquors, cool beer and a good lunch. 21 tf Subscribe for th* H eraid Central Point Townsite Co*, Herald O ffice, Central Point, O re.
