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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1909)
C E N T R A L POI NT Drugs and Medicines Are not ai! we keep Did it over occur to you the the place io buy pure codiments extracts, etc., is at a drug store? We can supply you with absolutely pure Black and Cayenne Pepper, A ll spice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Sage, and all other known spices and codiments. We manufacture in our own labratory, from the Vanilla bean, pure, full strength extract for flavoring. Try it once and you will always use it. Drugs, Medicines, Jeweiry e.nd Fancy goods wttcjmjaL: ft : : : : P C ÎH Ï PHARMACY S l.U iV a . M E K ' l ’ K O l ’. Summer Rates East During the Season 1909:jvia the SO UTH ER N PACIFIC C O M P A N Y C E N T R A L POINT, OREGON from To O M A H A and Return - - $69.80 To K A N S A S C IT Y and Return - $69.80 To - - - $77.30 - - $82.30 ST. L O U IS and Return To C H IC A G O and Return - and to other principal cities in the East, Middle West and South. Correspondingly low fares. On sale June 2. 3 July 2, 3 August 11,12 To D E N V E R and Return On Sale May 17 July I - - - $64.80 August 11 Going transit limit todays from date o f sale, final return limit Oct. 31st These tickets present some very attractive features in the way o f stop over privileges, and choice o f routee; thereby enabling passengers to make side trips to many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may be had at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will be furnished by any Soutnern Pacific local agent, or KM. McMLRiiAY, Ì General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Central Point F urniture Store I J, A. Is purely a Central Point institution. The pro prietor lives in Central Point, and spends his money in Central Point. He carries a full line o f Carpets, Wall Paper, Quee.isware, Enamel ware—everything needed in house futmishing I t Undertaking and Embalming T He also holds Diplomas from two o f the' best Colleges o f Embalming in the United States and has a State license for practicing in that line Patronize Home Institutions : : : : : : V : T -------- ,~=T. M. Jones, Prop^^^==== j Central Point, î— i’- ! i \V, . U’ l V L*>. UK »). cupine all et up by sfceeter bugs?” “ I do,” u ns we m l Gale. “ Waal” —he met their eyes square ly. then drew another long breath from his cigarette—“ I ’m Jus* hopin' •£> LI V E R Y nobody don* pick It up dls Kunnlon feller de same way. Mebbe dey tin' and - • tu tf *ht, stood Nee la and Poloon Poret, hoes ban's tie' bchln* ’!m wit* piece of General Teaming v, had her by the bund, anil she heos shirt.** “ Good God!” cried tht trader, starl Wt.A.alUillag. “W E P L A Y N O Gule uttered a great cry and went ing to his feet, “ You—you” — to meet them, but the soldier could “ O f course I’m jus’ « ’posin’. He w as move nothing save his lips und stood feel purty good w ’en 1 lef*. He was FA V O R IT E S ” a » dazed aud disbelieving. He saw them feel so good I tak* bees coat for keep- dimly coming toward him and heard in’ off dem bugs from me. bh cause 1 Foleon’s voice as If at a great dlstan* e: l e f it my own shirt on de canoe. Fle’s «aw that the French man’s eyes wer** ni-e feller dat way. IB* give up easy. upon him ami that b!s words were di- Ba gosh, I never see worse place for ! reeled to him. skeeters!** . , N O T IC E FO R P U B U C T I O N . •*1 bring her bark to you, m’sieuT' Gale fell silent, and “ No Crook” Le:» / C E N T R A L PO IN T LODGE NO. )93 ! United States Lund Office, I. O. O. F. lk)ret laid Xecla’g hand In that of begun to sweur in little, useless. Inef ^ Koseburn. Oregon. July 3. 1909. her lover, aud Burrell saw her smil- fective oaths, which were but two i Notice is hereby niven that Adolph Olsen, o f Meets every Saturday evening at 1 rail. Oregon, who. on O c t 21 1902, made llorae- j ing shyly up at him. Something grip ways of showing similar emotions. 7:30 p. m. in A. O. U. W. Hall, steud entry. No. 12155 (S.R. 03392) for Lot 1. Sec. ped him chokingly, ami he could utter Then the former stepped up and laid j h S. R. 1 E .. Lots 4, 5 and 6. Sec. 6. Tp. 32. corner Second and Pine Sts. Visit I S. K. 2 Last, W illamette Meridian, has filed no- no sound. There wus nothing to say. a big baud upon Poleon’s shoulder. ing brothers are specially invitdto I tice of intention to make Final five year proof, to She was here, safe, smiling; that was meet with us when in town. “ That saves us quite a trip.’’ he said. c*u‘m to th® land above described, before W . H. C anon. U. S. Commissioner, at Modford, all. And the girl, beholding the glory G t 'q . L . F o r d , Father Barnum found the throe still J a s . E . G r i k v e , Oregon, on the “0th day o f A u *., 1909. in Ills eyes, understood. Secretary. Noble Grand. Claimant names as witnesses: Marion F. Daily talkiug In the store when he had fin John Mathews. J. Trusty, W . R. Johnson, all of Gale caught her away from him then ished an hour’s counsel with Necla. so Trail. Or«Kon. and burled her In his arms. came straight to the point. It was B E N J A M IN L. E D D Y . Register P R O F E S S IO N A L A woman came running Into the work that delighted his soul, for he store and, seeing the group, paused at loved the girl any} had formed a strong the door—a shapeless, silent, shawled admiration for Burrell. N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . Drs. Anderson & Pollnitz ! figure In silhouette against the day. Department of the Interior. The priest returned to Necla after j P H Y S IC IA N S AND SURGEONS The trader brought the girl to her fos- giving directions about the wedding. I Office second floor John Ross building, tel* mother, who began to talk in her leaving the trader and Foleon alone. I U . S. Land Office a t Roseburtr. Oregon, over Herald office. Pine street. | own tongue with a rapidity none of July3. 1909. "1 « ’pose it’s best.” said t lie former. Residence at Central Point Hotel them had ever heard before, her voice Notice is hereby »iven that Franc is M. Bailey o f “ Yes.” Trail, Oregon, who. on June 19. 1903, made Home as tender as some wild bird’s song. Phones: Bear Crock, Table Rock. Trail Creek stead Entry No. 12852 S. R. 03521, for N E Vi N W V ,. “ Beats the clou e, though, how Then the two women went away to N W , NEV«, S '. NF/t Sec. 17. T w p 3 2 S . R 2 W W illo w Springs- eachlXXS things work out, don’t It?” Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention gether around the store Into the house. “ I ’m glad for see. dis day.” said the C E N T R A L P O I N T ........................ O R E G O N to make Final five year Proof, to establish claim Foleon had told N’ecia all the amazing to the land above described, before W . H. Canon. Frenchman. “ He’s good man, an' h ? ---- -— --------------- :--------- ----- U. S. Commissioner, ut Medford, Oregon, on the story that had come to him that dlre- 30th day of August, 1909. aln* never goln’ to hurt her none.” I fill night, all that he had overheard, Claimant names as witnesses: John C. Mathews. He paused. “ Here's jus’ wan t ing I D r .E . D A V I S Adolph Olsen. W . E. Johnson, all of Trail. Ore all that he knew and much that he gon, ami Charles Morgan of Persist, Oregon. want fur ask it o f yon. John. You Resident Dentist guessed. B E N J A M IN L. E D D Y . ’member dat day we stop on de birch Register. The priest came Into the store short Fractical, Modem Dentistry grove an’ you spik 'bout hcr an’ tel’ ly. and the men fell upon him for In me dose* story ’bout her nieder. Waal. at Live and Let Live Prices formal ion, for nothing was to be I was dreamln* dat tnm\ st» I ’m goln* ! Office over Hatfield’s Store gained from Foleon. who seemed ask it you now don’ never tell her strangely fagged and weary and who w a t I siiti.” . . , Central Point - - - Oregon had said but little. “ Doesn’t she know’, my boy?” i _______ _____________ “ Yes. yes. yes!’* laughed Father Bar- “ Xo. I aln’ never spoke ’bout love. ! j mini. “ I’ll tell you all I know, of She t’inks I’ m broder wit’ her, an’— . q r . h . p . h a r g r a v e course, but first I must meet Lieuten dat’.- w’at 1 urn, ba gar!” He could . ant Burrell and take him by the hand.” P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N Glen Fabrick, Prop. not hold his voleo even—It broke with | The story did not lose in his telling, him—but he avoided the old man’s Office over First National Bank particularly when he came to describe All kinds Laundry work solicited gaze. Gale took him by the shoulders. | the fight on the gravel bar which no M edford s i j ; Orej “ There ain’t nothing so cruel in the! man bad seen aud o f which Poleon Leave package at Stone’ s world as a gentlewoman,” s-iitl ho, j had told lilm little, but the good priest “ but she wouldn’t hurt you for all the barber shop or see T. J. was of a militant turn, and his blue w’orld, Poleon; on'y the blaze o f this sign or symbol of*their old friend. Its eyes glittered and flashed like an old other thing has blinded her. She can’t j style of face and curious < utfit were Kelso who will call for crusader’s. see nothing for the light o f this new utterly foreign to the miner, for he “ it was a wondrous combat,” he de and deliver family work. bad been bearded with the robust, un love o f hers.” clared. with all the spirit of a specta *‘I know! Dat's w ’y—nobody onder- kempt growth o f many years, tanned tor. “ for Foleon advanced barehanded to a leathery hue and garbed peren Work'guaranteed. Prices righ t and beat him down even as the man stan’s but you an’ me.” Gale looked out through the open nially In the habit of a scarecrow, fired into his face.” The Frenchman moved uneasily. j door, past the sunlit river which came while this creature was shaved imd a. /, FCRHY YlCt-Fftt “ Waal, I don’ know. lie aln* fight so from a land of mystery and vanished . clipped and curried, ami the clothes It J. t\ E NY ARI, P H f S . Into a valley of forgetfulness, past the stood up in were of many startling hard." “ You couldn’t find no trace o f him?” forest and the hills, in his deep set hues. Its face was scraped so clean of eyes the light of a wondrous love that whiskers as to be u pallid white, but said Lee. had lived with him these many weary lack of adornment ended at lids point, “ No trace whatever.” Father Bar $5 0,000 .0 0 and the rest was overladen wondrous- j C A P I T A L naul replied, “ but he will surely reach years, and said: “ Nobody else can understand but , !y, while from the center o f the half some place of refuge where we can SURPLUS $1 0,000 .0 0 pick him up. for the days are still mild me. I know’ how It Is. I had even a brown, half while face ihe long, red < harder thing to bear, for you’ll know j nose o f Lee ran out. Beside It rolled | and the woods full of berries.” Savings Department. she’s happy at least, while I ” — His his lonesome eye, alive with exclto- “ I ’ll be on the lookout for him,” said voice trembled, but after a pause he ment. Safety Deoosit Boxes. the lieutenant grimly. / He came up wiih a strut, illumining When the voluble old priest had at continued: “ They neither of them un We transact a General Banking last exhausted his narrative he re derstand what you’ve done for them, the landscape, and Inquired: quested o f Burrell the privilege of a for it was you that brought her back, j “ Well, how do I look ?" Business and respectfully solicit But some time they’ll learn how great j “ I'm darned If I know,” said Gale. few words and drew him apart from their debt Is and thank you. It’ll take your patronage. ‘‘ But It's plumb unusual.” the others. His face was warm with them years and years, however, and i "These here shoes leak,” said the understanding. I “ I bad a loufr conversation with mv I *.hen do ,,K'y " " " ,hHr '"»»>?» »peotaole. pulllmr up his ba*try trou- ! little Pin. for she Is like a daURhter to ,,f D >>. I ’’ ham «<> that your name will peers to display his tan footipar. “ be- mo. and I disc overed the depth of her ' " ' v,'r * U " ' " 1 .‘"i1- m,,,! " 'r' 1,u‘ 1 cause they was made for dry g»!a\ ! love for yoh. Do you love her as niiu-h d' " “ V*!nk 1 h,,ve do,1‘' whnt , That * why they left the tops off. but as you should-'" i you l!l( they’ve got a nice, healthy color, ain’t t "As much an I can. They don’t make i “ She’s purty hard t ing, for sure, but they? As a whole. It seems to me I ’ m words or numbers big enough to tell I aln’ t’ink ’bout Poleon Doret none sort of nifty. But I ’m a plain man w ’en I ’ m doin’ It. Xo; I ’m l ink ’bout without conceit. Now let’s proceed you how dear she is to me.” “ Then why delay? Tomorrow I leave her ail de tarn’. She's 11 1’ gal, an’ I ’m with the obsequies.” It was a very simple, unpretentious again, and one never knows what a bee::, strong feller w ’at don’ mutter uiuefi nil’ w ’at aln' know much, Vep ‘ ceremony that took place Inside the day may bring forth.” t ! “ But Stark?” the young man cried, sin .in’ a « ’ lovin' her. I'm see for sure long, low house of logs, and yet It was •j- | “ H e’S her father, you know. lie's like now dat I aln’ fit for her. I ’ m beeg, rough, fightiu' feller w ’at ean’t read, V i a madman, and she's still under age.” 4 | “ i know very little of law outside Of an’ she’s de beem o f sunlight w ’at blln’ t ! the church,” the father observed; “ but. my eyes.” “ I f i w h s a fool I ’d say you’d forget | as I understand it, if she marries be- There is almost no bi'ti- *f | fore he forbid.* her tin* law will hold In time, but I ’ve lived my life iu the ness in which an electric -!• ! him powerless. Now, he has never open, und I know you won't. I didn’t.” “ 1 don* want to forget!” the brown T ! made himself known to her. he has motor of som e eizo la r.v •j- | never forbidden her anything, and, al- man cried hurriedly. “ Le bon Dicu j practical. though lu.v ccuclUKlon may uot be cor- j would uot let me forget. It’s all I've ■ Can you uso one in yoc.- re. t, 1 believe It la, anil you have a got to keep wit’ me w'eu I ’m lookin’ | line? If you can uso on a chance If you make lmste. At your j for my *new eouutroe.’ ” at all you can uso it to “ You’re not goln’ to look for that age. my boy, 1 never needed a spur.” advantage. • A spur? Good Lord! I'm from *ttew country’ any more,” Gale replied. Electric p o w e r i s t h e “ Today,” said the other quietly, t licutucky I" power of today. You t ^: | “ Once she Is yours before God your “dis afTernoou. l>e blood in me is not want to g r in i c t: y hold «111 be stronger In tbe eyes of callin’ for travel, John. I ’ m livin' here but you may need a. i < : IC men. I f I am wrong aud be takes her on dis place live year dis fall, an’ dat's trie motor for o iu of th y I fr. in you- well, may some other priest long tarn* for voyugeur. I ’m hungry for hear de ax iu de woods an' de j. | rewed you two. I shan't." many things In w h i c h y ] “ Don't worry,” laughed Burrell. moose blowr at sundown. I want for power is a necessity. I*; ald az' at (he thought. "You're the gee the campfire t’rough de brush w’en Send for our man a n d I come from trap de fox an’ dem little y | oul.v preacher who'll kiss my bride, got the details afc jut eioc | J. | for I'm a Jealous man, and all the wild fellers. I want to smell smoke in triclty—tho perfect powr . * de dusk. My work she's finish here, X i Stark i and ail the fathers in the « arid A won't gel her away from me. Do you s<>'I'm paddle away t day, an* I'll fin’ Write or telephone your wanta dat place dis tain’, for sure. File’s V thick siie'ii do it?” over dere.” II<* raised his long arm and we will have our .' "A woman In lore will do any tiling " V Burrell si l::cd the little man by tic- and pointed to the dim mountain* that A birrulicted mnn vpon n ttretchcr car- Representative call on you •j. baud. “ I f 1 had kflou-u more law yen hid the valley o f the Koynkuk, the val rial b\j a doctor and a pritet. ley that called good men and strong T , needn't have given me this hint." a wonderful thing to the dark, shy 1 I year after year and took them to it T Together they went Into the trader s maid who hearkened *«» breathlessly ' j self. u bouse. “ H ave y* 11 heard th" new < from the b e sid e t b e m an she h a d s in g le d out. Back in the stow there was silence V*hen they had done be turned mid _ „ r. . .. , .. . af.cr the priest aud tile soldier went creeks? Your claims are blanks. Your t..l. D r MD-nMUly Iu bi< arm- and l)r K ,,avla’ thc « nnw men have quit.” out. w hich Dale broke ul It: :: one an.l all The Frenchman shook his head sad kI . ,1’ I m r hvfort, tiipm all. Thai. »1.«* prepared t.. “ T ill, forglven cs talk Is all right, i ni lit and atood lie.Ide Gule hi ,1 the service at his permanent olflce In the ly. then »nulled a wi- tful little smile. suppose, lmt I want Iiunnlan.” 4'.ttf “ Waal, It’s better 1 lose dan you or r««I wife who was no « i f * und said j Hatfield building. “ .Ce ll git him, too.” growled Lee. st ________________________________________ which 1’oleon uttered a curt exclamn- Necla. I aJn’ de lucky kin’, dat's nil. simply: "I an. very happy.“ an’, nffer all. w’at g»**! to me Is rich« tlou: Tiie el,l LUa slnoped nml for the Notice gol* mine? I aln' got no use for m< n«*y "Xu!” lir»l time In h er memory pressed his | ----------- any more.” “ Why uot?” «aid tho minor. v.t.s r.n- They «rood In the doorway together, lip s lo hers, then w e n t „u t Into the “ Wanl.” tbe Cam:dl-m tlruvvUvl *i two ragged, stalwart figures, different euiillpllt. « iiere he rulah t la' alone k, y ly. then fa u -e l to Ihr'U the «Trun N ,lir# ,, v .n - h . , „ursusm t « . n ..r- in bio» d and birth and every other w ith him e l f a n d llie m e m o ry o f lh at j he luid rolle l In a bit of wra :pi: - d®r of HUH* made «nd entered by th*Judire o f th« thing, yet brother* withal whom the o th e r M e r r ill}'. JU r. h:h >!«<l ?!"• « 1 .1* !:»• deeply to * { Oi'jnty Omrt f«»r J<wknon County, Oifiton, «n th»* ebb and flow of the far places had - — | 6th «iny of July. I i n th»* abnv«* «ntitl»**' »»»tilt«. bot;.‘in of hi* ltir~*. held It fher th»» ur»a«'rftjinod iuimini>»trstor of th» • iU t » off thrown together and now drew apart moment and l e w It n it through n. i ¿fury Yofta f’artkwy. iliHmstii, Will «11 »♦ i»rivu'*> (T o be continui d.) Again. And they were «ad. these tw \ mil#», aubjoct to confirmation E»y m u J (xmrl. th« and in «trlN liefor.* adding, “ j i n'll - I folliwimr d»>arrit)eri r»*al propwtjr, tow It:- R t k ’’»- for their love was deeper than comes be wastin’ funi*!” • I nirff at th« H«utHn>ht f nor <»r the i.. iL '• *f to other people, and they knew 'his S«**’. 9. T —p '«». 8. R 2 W . WHbktnett« m«radian, Ouïe locked u;» from beneath A r e i f.u eoinjr 1 :o 1-UiM this «n rn m er? and runnlni? th».-n*e VV«**t uloriir th** *•»» * r i * <>t was farewell, so they remained thus thnteh o f brow and n«krd qul-^iy: ■ •|i vv>. '■->*’ < ■ r Michty r<id*. th»»nre du«* nr»rth xty rod«, ride by «Me. two dumb, sorrowful men, Let III fe/ure on vour lumber bill. W thane« «.At i i«ht> . Sr •». “ Why ?“ II you th«n«e »Atith «tonir ih* w it M b «' *f S» h * 9. «ixty until they w er« addr ** d by a person r , i pr w e to ton that we * I! “ You 'member «tory I t» I* yon ' 3 , rod« O) th« pi»"'* f bt‘ <,niiiiy cou:. • » > + who hurried front ftp* t *wn. h ic h g rtld c lu m b e r, d e liv e r e d tin y o u r ,.f land nil in Jackaon f>*unty Or if,.n nd aa'« day two. Free menP ago.“ poleojj , W i l l b«- rnarl»* <m of aftwth** tth ray >*f / »»••<» - He cameras an afiparlPon bearing ground . for marked, with npparert evasion. ” *1 lens money than any other K. r rry, ,f nv ,,n ,f i*( j *he Y r k t #f “ \ o <*ii*ek** I^e. the min Jr»!*»” ” ' m ’ *t Tfcetc » ! i.uir.- «Wv» dealer in the valley. Buite Fall* i.un:- •C. A pss'vrv ify* Wr: , l ut In no »b^r • «• w tf lèi.» I Centrai Point Furniture Store i ¥ t 1 «o me,’* BurreTTwas saying "N o mau shall lay hands on him except me.** Ills voice trailed away. lie rose slow ly to bis feet, u straoge light on his face. The other* turned to sec what sight had drawn his eye«. In the opening, ail splendid with the golden FERGUSON & M URRAY C E N TR A L POINT : OREGON. I -as.v..r«tsy■aa ’Tsv C EN TR AL IM-Mî ' ' '\ Oreg on :—:— -i—:—I—:—i—:— t —Η:—!— Η i—f—:— i This is a dangerous discAC but can be cured. There is a remedy that never fails. It has been used in nine epi demics o f dysentery with perfect success. It is called Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera cr.J Llarrhcca Itcmcdy It is equally valuable for children and when reduced with water and sweetened, is pleasant to take. 25 and 50 cts. MEDFORDDOMESTIG LAUNDRY. Medford National Bank SMALL MOTORS Rogue River Electric Co.