Central Point herald., December 10, 1908, Image 3

CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1908.
Afraid o f Ghosts
Many people are afraid of (host«. Few people
are afraid of (erma. Yat (he ghost ie a fancy and
the germ it a face If the term could be magnified
to a size equal to tea terror« it would appear more
terrible than any fire-breathing dragon. Germs
can't be avoided. They are in the air we breathe,
(ha water wa drink.
The germ nan only prosper when the condition
•f the system givaa it free scope to establish it­
self end develop. When there is a deficiency of
vital foree, languor, restlessness, a sallow check,
a hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and the
sleep ie broken, it is time to guard against the germ. Y o n ___
fortify tha body against all germs by the use of Dr. Pierce's Gold­
en Medical Disoovery. It increases tha vital power, cleanses the
tystaus o f clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts the stom­
ach and organa o f digestion and nutrition in working condition, so
that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which to breed.
" G o ld e n Medioal D iso o v e r y " contains no alcohol, whisky or
habit-forming drugs. A ll its ingredients printed on its outside
wrapper.
It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine op ( mown
c o m p o s it io n and with a record of 40 yar t « / ru m .
A ccept no
aubstitute—there is nothing " ju s t as g o o d ." A sk your neighbors.
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IRON
HORSE
IN AGRICUL­
TURE.
One of the most Interesting as well
as Important economic developments in
Reported by Mildred Antle.
the realm of agriculture In the peat
The schoool received a visit from
ten years has been the remarkable
Mr. Hollingsworth Monday morning.
utilization of steam and gasoline mo­
The Literary Society will have its tor power In the doing of many kinds
tryout Friday before Christmas. The of farm work. The old time horse­
judges will be chosen by the School power sweep was put out of business
Board. The subject for debate will be a long time ago. More recently the
“ Resolved: That the Japs Should be Iron horse has been called Into eervtce
Excluded From the United States.” to pall a gang of from six to ten
The ones chosen will go to Roseburg or plows, to disk and barrow the land, to
Grants P iss at the time o f the debate, haul heavy loads to market, to bufkl
good roads—In every Instance displac­
which w ill be in February
ing a large number of horses. Tbs In­
The school will lose two o f its best troduction of gasoline tractors In the
students when Dorothy and Ira Baker somlntid portions of the west, where
go to Medford to make their home.
water end fnel are at s premium, has
Miss Thompson was absent last Wed­ gone on at a rapid rate, with- the result
nesday on account o f being quaran­ that they are now firmly established,
tined at the Pleasants hotel, where having proved their efficiency In vir­
tually every position In which they
Gladys Stephenson has the smallpox.
hare been tried. One manufacturer,
who baa been a pioneer In this line of
work. Is looking forward to the time
whoa from a half to two-thirds o f the
Beware o f Frequent Colds.
horses now engaged In doing the agri­
A succession o f colds or a protracted
cultural work of the country will be
cold is almost certain to end in chronic
displaced by oil or. alcohol traction en­
catarrh, from which few persons ever
to visit
gines of varying size and horsepower.
wholly recover. Give «very cold the
The twenty horsepower traetor cost­
attention it deserves and you may avoid
ing »3.800 Is hardly within reach of
this disagreeable disease How can you
the farmer of moderate means, but
should one be put on the market cost­
cure a cold? Why not try Chamber­
ing half this sura, say »1,000, profita­
lain’ s Cough Remedy? It is highly
When summer has passed
ble use could be found for It on almost
recommended.
Mrs. M. White, o f j
in these northern states,
any farm of 330 or more acres, or ou*
the sun is only mild under
Butler, Tenn., ss.vs: "Several years
could be owned jointly by four or five
the bright blue skies o f
ago I was bothered with my throat and
neighbors and need to do tbe work of
Southern California. This
lungs. Someone told me of Chamber­
is one of nature’ s huppy
twelve or fifteen horses. The whole
provisions—eternal sum­
lain’ s Cough Remedy. I began using
trend of Industry Is along the line of
mer for those who cannot
it and it relieved me at once. Now my
a displacement of hand work and horse­
endure
a
more
severe
cli­
power, and progress along tbe above
throat and lungs are sound and w ell.”
mate.
line would be followed with Interest
For sale by Mary A. Mee.
California has been called
the “ Mecca o f the winter
tourist. ’ ’ Its hotels and
W H A T AILS HER C H IC K E N *.
stopping places are as
A lady reader of these notes living
Observatln C a rs.
varied as those o f all well
at Bnckhart. 111., writes Inquiring what
regulated cities. Visitors
may be tbe matter with her chickens.
can always find suitable
On and after November 15, 1907, the
She states that she has a number of
accommodations, congen­
observation cars between Portland and
chickens which stagger, fall over and
ial companions, and var­
have difficulty In getting ou their feet,
ied, pleasing recreations.
Oakland California, on trains Nos. 15
but which seem to be perfectly well
and 16 will be carried through instead
and eat as greedily as the others. She
o f being cut out, as heretofore, at Rose­
foods her poultry corn and oats (most­
burg.
ly tbe former! with melon rinds and
Southbound, under this new arrange­
the parinps of all kinds Of vegetables
ment, passengers holding proper trans­
and fruits. While our correspondent
portation and Pullman accommodations
does not say so. It Is likely that her
may occupy these cars on the night
chickens are kept In rather close con­
finement, In which case the bill of
leaving Portland until reaching Eugene
Will be glad to supply some
fare given would b e ' decidedly Insuf­
at 12:32 a. m.
very attractive literature, de­
ficient from the standpoint o f needed
F red P arker , Agt. S. P.ICo.,
scribing in detail the many de­
nutritive elements. It being short la
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Centra Point, Oregon.
lights o f winter in California.
protein- and animal food. That this Is
Very low round trip excursion
quite likely the cause of the trouble
tickets are on sale to California.
seems to. be borne out by the fact that
The rate from Central Point
For that Dull Feeling A fte r Eating.
the chickens are not sick, but hare
to Loa Angeles and return is
good apjietltes. When chickens run at
I have used Chamberlain's Stomach
large they get animal and green f«>d
$ 4 7 .6 0 .
and Liver Tablets for some time, and
In sufficient quantities, but where they
can testify that they have done me
Limit six months, allowing stop­
l are closely confined these elements
more good than any tablets I have ever
overs in either direction. Simi­
! should be furnished them In the shape
lar excursion rates are in effect
used. My trouble was a heavy dull
| of grass cuttings and meet scraps,
to all California points.
feeling after gating. — D a v i d F r e e m a n ,
| while bone forming material In the
Kempt, Nova Scotia. These tablets
i shape of oyster shell or ground bone
strengthen the stomach and improve
Whether con­
For full information, steeping car reaerva- ■ should be ncecsslWe.
ions and tick sts. call on. telegraph or write
fined or not. It would be well to sub­
the digestion. They also regulate the
stitute wheat screen lugs or rye tn place
liver and bowels. They are far supe­
E. M. C o n d i t , Agent,
of tbe corn, while In the former rase
rior to pills but coat no more. Get s
Central Point,
green food and animal food should be
free sample at Mary A. Mee’s drug
OR
provided. It to barely possible that
W m . M c M urray , Gen. Pass. A gt.,
store and see what a aplendid medicine
the trouble referred to may have been
Portland, Oregon.
it ia
aggravated by tbe chickens’ roost tug
In damp and III renttlnted coops or
bouses, In which case tbe cause should
be removed.
Dr. J. L. Rawhouser and Rev. A. N.
Jacquemin are behind an effort to
establish a circulating library here.
The gentlemen will, if proper encourage­
ment is offered by citizens o f the town,
put in a choice selection o f late booki,
which will be let out at a nominal rental
to all who may wish to read them. It
ia believed sufficient funds may thus be
secured to keep on adding to the collec­
tion o f books from time to time and
thus afford to the people o f the com­
munity an opportunity o f reading the
best and newest literature at a trilling
expense. The project is a good one and
should receive the encouragement o f all
who love good books and good reading,
and especially o f those who feel that
they cannot afford to purchase all the
books they would like to read.
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TREATING POST TIMBER.
Tbs gradual advance I d th* price of .
Leave orders and packages
poet dm tier Is resulting In sn Increased ^
at Williams Hotel.
Interest In methods of treating posts
which will Increase tbelr length of
service. Some experiments hare re-
ceofly been conducted along this fine
at the Iowa experiment station with
the one of creosote as a preservative.
THOROUGHBRED
In considerable quantities creosote,
which Is a distillate of either wood or
coal tor, may be purchased st IS cents
per gallon, which, counting R.02 pounds
to the gallon, makes the eont of the
preservative about 2 cents per pound.
and
In tbe experiments above referred to It
was found that white cedar posts ab­
sorbed In the process 4.5 pounds, soft
maple 5.8 ponnds, cottonwood 8.2
pounds and green ash 1.0 pounds. This
made the coot o f treating the four dif­
ferent kinds o f posts respectively 0,
11.0. &♦ sod 32 cento each The esti­
I f you want a start in the best strains
mated length of service of the on treat
o f these famous breeds, buy now.
ed white cedar was twelve years, of
Call on or address I ke W illiams ,
the treated twenty-five years, of the
Central Point, Oregon.
nntreated soft maple three years and 18tf
e f »he treated fifteen yearn On the
above baato It Is seen that In the csss
ESTRAY NOTICE.
of the untreated and treated white ce­
Came to my place about September |
dar posts the annuel coet was reopeo
tlvlstj 172 cents six! 12 cento each, 12, 1908, one black Jersey yearling .
while to the case of tbe soft ms pis It heifer, with underbit on right ear and 1 j
was 3 cento sad 1.43 cento respectively smooth crop off left ear. Owner is j
for treated and untreated posts. Th# requested to come forward and pay j
margin o f saving resulting from treat­ charges and take animal away, other­
ing post* In the above manner would wise same will be advertised and sold ,
not he large for one post but would be according to law.
considerable were hundreds or thou­
V m n on M agrudrr ,
sand« to be set.
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