Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917, May 21, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC E N T R A L P O IN T H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 21, 190S. Prohibition in Kdbbilvilie. OUR ICE CREAM! New Lumber Yard The Rabbitville correspondent o f The Dulles Optimist writ«» to bis newspaper Have you tasted it? Did you use it last thus: Announcement to the Public: “ The city drug store again calls at Summer? I f you did you will be a cus tention to the fact that it deplores the tomer this Summer, for everybody says it Commencing April 1st. we will put in a complete necessity o f saying anything more on stock o f high grade the tempérants question, but there is sum in our midst who seem disposed to vote Kabbitville wet, which would give us mebbe 2 or 3 vial saloons, and our Kiln Dried Flooring and Finish. most respectable drug store, where Soda Fountain, Confectioneries, Cigars, Etc. men, wimmen and even little children SASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES. can . o day and nite for all sorts o f ! A t the Old Stand, tempérants drinks without being point- ! W e will be pleased to figure on your needs in Second and Pine Sts. •d to with skorn as they wood be if j Central Point, Ore. all classes o f building material. they even approached a vial saloon. ! Just see how nice we are getting along. [ Nobody is suffering from a unquenched ' T T J ] \ T T T A \ T f FA Everybody in Central Point and neigh thirst, for enny thirst can be took care i \ \ l H \ / \ / , A \ | borhood to come In next Sunday and ea r .y the best ............................ -- • o f by the prescription clerk o f the city drug store- What wood a saloon do for W ILL BE MADE TH IS SEASON BY us? It wood give us cocktales and : fizzes and Mamie Taylors mebbe, b u t1 they.'ever tasted. We give our patrons the best the market affords. Commer what better be they noir our palouses? ' cial and Transient Trade a Specialty. E. C. WELCH, Manager. Office east of school house The ingreedients is the saim, only ! mebbe shook up a little different. The foundation is the saim for all good, pure likker. But look at the difference Old Man Kidnapped. (LINES IN OREGON) P R O F E S S IO N A L between going into a vial saloon and FROM buying a cocktale and going into a high- When the aged father o f H. M. Coss, toned, first-class drug store, with re the piano man, did not return t o his JE R O M E L. RAW HO U SER spectable peepul, and swallering a home as usual, his son’ s family became PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. palouser! There ain’t no argument to greatly alarmed and in a short time Office second floor John Ross buildings AS FOLLOW S it, not a shadder, and yet sum fokes over 50 persons were engaged in look- over Herald office, Pine street. say they want the saloons so to get the i n g for the old man> fearin(? that he Call residence from office phone when, Both Way» O n« W ar necessary, day on night. licenses munney. For shalm! Such j had ,ost his way and migbt die o f TO Through via Portland California munney wood be the price o f Sin and : exposure. He is over 86 years old and C E N TR A L PO INT ------------- --- - OREGON Gilt and wood do our fare city no good. | very feeble. A fter a number o f hours Chicago $82.30 $87.50 Blood munney leaves its trail o f blood o f fruitless search someone telephoned I* have a Car-load, E l f you need any, let me know. after it at all times. No, dearly be- j Mr; Coss that hi8 father had been R. E. W . BA RN ES 77.30 82.50 St. Louis loved Christian brothers, wake up and I driven to Centrai Point in company D PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON. vote for drug stores and respectability with a stranger and a woman. There 69.80 81.75 St. Paul Office in Carney Buiiriing, next door to Poeflafllce. and against the vial saloon." they had taken the evening train for LO W Rough and Dressed Lumber IS THE BEST. RATES You Will Find Our Prices Satisfactory. G. S. Moore, EAST New Lumber Yard, VV VV AIN I 25 CENT CHICKEN DINNER SOUTHERN PACIFIC Central Point Hotel ,1 Proprietor. Central Point, Ore., BLACKSMITH COAL M Omaha 69.80 75.00 Portland. - - - OREGON. I The Roseburg police were immedi- C E N TRA L P O IN T 69.80 75.00 Kansas City ! ately notified, but did not nab their man. In a previous notable instance TICKETS W IL L BE ON SALE j ^j^ey were more successful because pos J ) R . H. P. H A R G R A V E May 4, 18 sibly more zealous, but Monday evening PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON they were bluffed into believing the June 5, 6, 19, 20 Office over First National Bank old man and his escorts were on the second section. It was not until too Medford l i l t Oceson July 6, 7, 22, 23 late that they discovered their error. The party left the train at Salem, August 6, 7, 21, 22 taking the electric cars to Vancouver, Good for return in 90 days with stop thus getting out o f the state and avoid over priveledge at pleasure within limit ing the Portland police, who were wait- . ing for them. The motive behind the affair is som e-, what obscure. It is supposed that the 1 old man was enticed away through the 1 efforts o f a son living in Tacom a—J. F . ' Coss. The son, realizing that his i For further Information call on father has not many months to five, j FRED PARKER, Local Agt., and is already exceedingly feeble, hopes by having him with him to get control | Or write to o f the old. man’ s property. —Medford WM. McMURRAY, Tribune. All Work Strictly First-class. Lives at Central Point Hotel. The Most Common Cause o f Suffering. Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease, for the reason that it is the most common o f all ills, and it is certainly gratifying to sufferers to know that Chamberlain’ s Liniment will afford relief, and make rest and sleep possible. In many cases the relief from pain, which is at first temporary, has become permanent, while in old people subject to chronic rheumatism, often brought on by damp ness or changes in the weather, a per manent cure cannot be expected; the relief from pain which this liniment affords is alone worth many times its cost. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Mary A. Mee. Flying Machines in Future W ars. C. E. STEPHENSON Painting, Papering, Tinting, Signs. New York, April 29.—Hudson Maxim and Alexander Graham Bell were among the speakers at the Aldine Club meeting last night. Both spoke on aeronautics, in which they are deeply interested. The Aldine Club is compos ed o f magazine editors, publishers and $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 School Bonds Distrct literary men. Mr. Maxim made a forecast o f the No. 6 . part the aeroplane will probably play in the work o f the future. O f the fly Bids will be received up to June 6, ing machine in war he said this: II. C. TURRILL, PROP. “ Although the value o f the flying 1908, at the hour o f 2 o ’ clock P. M., by machine will be mainly as a scouting Jas. M. Cronemiller, Treasurer o f Jack- My Bread etc ¡S strictly first-class craft, still its value and importance for : t £ S . “ ol and ¡a meoad to none in thesta.e that service alone is hard to estimate, S H for the flying machine vedettes will at Jacksonville, Oregon, for the purchase Special orders solicited for fine once be the eyes and ears o f the armies i o f $10,000.00 coupon Bonds, o f $1000.00 o f tile future and they will have their | denomination, issued by School Dist, cakes. Satisfaction assured. use in naval warfare, too, for there | No. 6, o f Jackson County, Oregon, Give me a trial. 19-year „ __ optional, . f will be aerial torpedo scouts on the payable in 20 years, — lookout for torpedo-boats to signal the bearing 5 per cent interest per annum, approach o f danger. Flying machines payable semi-annually, Bids to be ac could not be expected to successfully companied by certified Check 5 per attack battleships, coast fortifications cent o f the amount o f the Bid. The or large cities to do much damage with Board o f Directors o f said School high explosives, but they might attack District No. 6 reserve the right to re- torpedo cra ft with aerial bombs planted j ject any and all Bids, and exploded beside them in the water, [ JAS. M. CRONEMILLER, and it is possible they may be very ! Treasurer o f Jackson County, Oregon, mischievous, indeed. The aerial navy Dated this 7th day o f May, 1908. will be a great bulwark o f peace.” -----------------— — Mr. Bell devoted a large part o f his | Timber Land. Act June a. l m - speech to uncovering the ancient NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, history o f aeronautics ' U n ited S t * ths L a n d O r vice , KotieburK. Oregon. April 2, 1908. “ I have no d ou b t," said he. “ that W E B S T E R ’S flnn>n N otice is hereby given that in compliance with the W right Brothers really have n o w n the provision* o f the act o f Congress o f June 3, i 1878, entitled "A n act for the »ale o f timber land« with their aeroplane, but I think they .nd have also made a serious mistake in Waahinirton T.rritory, ax extended to »11 the . , , . Public Land Statee by act o f Aumlat 4. 1*112. keeping the details Of their expen- X Nye. o f Proepect. county o f Jaekaon. | A Library in One Book meats a secret. Their secretivness ; s u t . B esid es an a ccu ra te , p r a c reacts upon themselves. For certainly | purchaae of the¡a'* m M. nwV. w H. o f Section No. tica l, a n d s c h o la r ly v o c a b u if they still have a great secret o f aerial Bn,, wlM o(Tcr pr,„f .ho« that the land .-amht la ry o f E n g lis h , e n la r g e d navigation the French government is w ith 25 ,0 0 0 N E W W O R D S , th e In te rn a tio n a l con ta in a not inclined to pay 1,000,000 france for ¡ « a I u * before a H i s t o r y o f t h e Entdu.li that secret which will become public F r id ay , the 7th day o f A ugust , 1908. L a n g u a g e, G u id e t o P r o to the world the first time the machine She names aa witneeaea: John P. Ditaworth, n u n cia tio n , D i c t i o n a r y o f Tracy Boothby and Frank M. Manning, o f Peyton, F ic tio n , N e w G a z e tte e r o f flies in F ran ce." Oregon, and McDonald Pardue, o f Proapeot. Ore. th e W o r ld , N o w B io g r a p h Any and all person» claim ing adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their ica l D ic tio n a r y , V o o a b u la ry claims in this office on or before »aid 7th day o f o f S crip tu re N a m es, G reek August, 1908. BENJAM IN L. EDDY. a n d L a tin N a m es, a n d Eng* Register. lish C h ristia n N a m es, F c r - ... e ig n Q u o ta tio n s , A b b r o v ia - Tibmer Land. A ct June 3, 1878.- tion s, M e tric S y stem , E tc. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. • 3 HO P « g « a - O O O O 1 lla s t r n t b n n « . Central NOTICE. CENTRAL POINT OR lINTERNATIOm DICTIONARY E N G R A V IN G CO. 2d ft Ai d e r ! P O R T L A N D . O R E United States Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon. April 2. 1908. N otice i« hereby given that in com pliance with the provision« o f the art o f Congress o f June 3. 1878. entitled An act for the «ale o f timber lands in the States o f California. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory.’ ' as extended to ail the Public I And States by act o f August 4. 1892. Morris W. Burton, o f Ashland, county o f Jaekaon. State o f Oregon, did on November 18 1907, file in this office his «worn statement. No. 9451. fo r the purchaae o f the n 1^ awV,. aeH aw H , ne*'«. o f Section S o. St. in Township No. 33 South. Range No. 2 Fast, and will offer proof to show that the land srxwrht is more valuable for ita timber or «ton« than fo r agricultural purposes, and to establish hia claim to said land before A S. Bliton. U. S Commissioner, at hia office, in Med ford. Oregon, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day o f A ugust . 1908. H e names as witnesses: Henry 8. Palmer lee. Clayton E. Burton, 3 LeRoy Burton and James J. Whitcomb, all o f Ashland. Oregon Any and all persons claiming adversely t h e bove described lands are requested to file the aiaims m this office on <<r b e - r** »aid 5th day or cA ugust. V*m. BENJAM IN I -E D D Y , R e g is te r . K<nr’ 1**' /WOlllos’ W r n » f - . r “ FHc-u n a y W r i u V W - W H E N IN T O W N C A L L A T •THE OFFICE For Pure “ Astor” Whskey Which is “ the best” in Oregon. Try it and if you don’t say it is “ thejbest” Jack will treat. W e also handle the Celebrated C o lu m b ia Beer T h e Office M edford, - - Oregon PORTLAND, OREGON: For a limited time we offer the Cen tral Point Herald and the Thrice-a-Week World (New York) each one year for $2.15. This means 208 papers at a cost o f only a cent apice Central Point is going to improve more during the present year than in ,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 Thrice- a-Week World to keep you posted on national affairs, especially regarding the political situation in New York. Better subscribe today J. E. [ N Y A R T , P ftC a . J . A , R E H R Y ,V i c t FINE SAM PLE ROOM EUROPEAN PLAN N e w d u b b i n » ? O iler- Hotel N a sh The Home o f Commercial and Mining Men H o te l N an lv C o., P r o p r ie to r s M e d fo r d - Oregon Dining-room Unsurpassed. Refurnished Throughout. F. A. H A W K %* Medford National Bank CAPITAL $50,000.00 .SURPLUS $10,000.00 General Blacksmithing .. Central Point, Oregon Savings Department. Safety Deposit Boxes. Repair work o f all kinds. Wood Turning and Scroll Work. Horseshoing and Wa^onwork. Cast Iron Braizing. We transact a General Banking Business and respectfully solicit your patronage. A Good Investment. COUGH A Ix)t or Block in Central Point, bought before the next advance in prices, will insure you some "e a sy m oney.” BilflTXR’S 0 >IAEOHTB Ll!'TIO W AST. M t of our abridirTneiit«. P»n*w Edition*. PRICE the H0RSESH0ER General Passenger Agent, Point.'Ore. CENTRAL POINT BAKERY H IC K S -C H A T T E N REMEMBER THE DATES i ? bl° F r - - __ 6. t C. KERRIAM CO., SprtnffMd, In* G E T T IIK B E S T . CROUP, WhoopingCoigh Central Point Townsite Co., One 60-gallon kettle and cast furnace cne lard press and cider mill combined, one sausage st.uffer, one platform scale. All the above as good as new. R. C. H e n s l e y , 52tf Central Point, Or« TW« rrawdy can ihrayi W dryeadad agaa sad It plcaiaat is tike. It nautas aa a,lsa as osksr harmful drag tad may k< glass as caa/V- dsatly la a M y u u aa sdslt frite U enti, largì ilu M «sais. Herald Offce, Central Point, Ore.