C E N TR AI. PO IN T HERALD. TH U RSD AY
C entral P oint H erald
S. A . F A T .I., o W. I'U BUSHKR.
A r,,
.iCii!"nt local newspaper
the interests •>{ Central
Foint amj the Rogue Rivue Valley.
Published Every Thursday.
S u b sc rip t.^ price. $1.50 pep year, in
advance.
Entered as Second class Matter. May 4.
at the Post Otjlce at Ceatral Point.
Oregon,, ut(der the A - t o f Congress of
March 3. 1879.
•Iffro D. Robafeller is making
s tr e «;i effort to hand Uncle Sain j.
a loaded cheroot along with his
‘ \ojndation fund.” T H jle u u y
rose o f petroleum finance will
have a chance before many years
tsx form a trust in a warmer state
than Florida, somewhere in the ^
dominion of his Satanic Majesty C
in the proverbial sulphuric valley.
A P R IL 21, DIO.
F. A. H A W K
Fine Watch Repairing
HORSESHOEING
New Diamonds
and Genera! Blacksmithing
Rubber tires'for Go-Carts, Ruby Carriages, pump wagons
Rogue .River Pruning Knife,
Opposite Post Office-
Centra! Point |
is the name o f a new publication
.»k ep to n file at the D a k k Alt-
rra n H B H o a n ra ^ n v
I HIS PAPER / u r t i s i n o A g e n c y , I n c ., \¿ 7 to be issued by the Farmer-Fra-
StHit.h Main S tre«^I<os Angelo.*. and tTJ Marl «.t,
S tn -il» Sa/i P tiincist o,
conW'4Ui»ior adver- ¿ier Printing and Engraving Co.,
tiyiiy. ciiri lk ? main* for ¡X.
on July 15th. "Th e paper will
f * I be established in Ashland and
"5 0 0 0 , I N 1912 devoted entirely to horticulture
THE JE W E L ER
. ,, . . .
, , and its kindred pursuits,” writes
I he recent revival le < in s * \jr Farmer who is now in the FINE W ATCH ES and
land was so success ul t at d (,afjt purchasing machinery and
JEW ELRY REPAIRING
"skunked” all other efforts of materia, and consuJting. his part-
that nature yet held in the valley. ner_ Henry w
^ z i e r an ex-, I carryall the standard Watch
es. and
the largest line o f
pert engraver. The publication j
Ashland wants a tourist Hotel w jj| be the most elaborate o f th e ' Loose and Mounted Diamonds
-vHu many there are who desire
jn t^e state.
in Southern Oregon.
te invest in . such an enterprise
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! Near Postoffice, MEDFORD, OR.
in tta t beautiful city, but refuse j Capita, ig a pood thing when
do so with C arrie Nation attac - used t0 (]eVelop the resourses o f
ments^
the country, but when it is hid-:
i den in a sock and buried beneath
Nature . could have done no the debris o f a miser’s greed, it j
more for Southern Or. gou than becomes as dormant as the stones |
she did, simply to empty her ; which stud the rock-ribbed hills, j
lavish horn all in one spot, and : and as useless as a hazelsplitter \
it is only the moss covered slug-1 hog would be on the gold-paved j
gard who will trample these bles-l3treetaof the N ew j erusaiem. 1
msarm
ÎSKS ¡S & J Z
K fin oM H K S W
sings under foot.
Dig up that old sock and invest
Van De Car & Jasman
Phipps Building
Medford
MARTÍN J. REDDY
t, ef-71^
Oak Park Addition
its contents in Central Point
You can take the good Lord property and enjoy its fruits
good divil newspaper man and j while you live
You will be a
place him in an ordinary thimble long time dead and besides, our
and then have as much room as particular brand o f filthy lucre
a saint in eternity, but the fruits will not be accepted in payment
o f his labors will be knotty and o f transport charges across the
warty and wormy to boot.
Jasper sea.
The resource development of
Southern Oregon is o »iy in its
infancy. Give the plow o f enter
prise a little more land, raise
thè clevis pin and let the point
go a little deeper and it will
turn up the rich soil o f unquali
fied success.
The "Knocking Bird” is a na
tive o f every community in every
dime. You can tell him easily
by both his plumage and hie
verbiage. His feathers are al
ways ruffled the wrong way and
h i» twitter the spontaneous out
burst of a diseased imagination.
If
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No man ist the whole thing, it
takes a lot o f men to build up a
good prosperous community. The
man who comes to believe that
hè is the Alpha and Omega of
the whole shebang, generally
wakes up and finds that he is
only 20 cents worth o f dog meat.
Rich in horticulture, agricult
ure. stock raising and mining.
Siieh is Jackson county Oregon,
and it dooa not require a Lick
tele, wpe to enable one to see the
many advantages to be gained
in locating here. V eialth shows
golden croppings at every mile
post and its development only
awaits the touch o f the hand o f
onUrprising husbandry.
i
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to dance.
idence addition
Iminent Authorities say
biliousnses. all liver, stomach and b o w e l1
ruuble,. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
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<>. 1!. NASH, PHOT.
CONFECTIONERY— RESTAURANT,
YVholesome’ cooking
Prompt service
Reasonable prices
Our Sunday dinners strike
the right spot ::
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r:
Geo. Ross Bldg.
Corner First and Pine Sts.
Snowy Butte
OrcSiard Tracts
now on the m arket
You cannot possibly make a mis
The famous Snowy Butte Orchard, consisting
o f 300 Acres o f the Cream o f Rogue River
take in buying one
tracts, suitablefor ideal orchard, homes, and
ment.
of
these
lots
Lots 50x150, East frontage,
good drainage
City water avail
able for the coming summer
Valley soil, has been subdivided into small
is now on the market
Plats o f the Property, with prices, terms, etc., can be
seen at our office in the Herald Building
We are ex
clusive sales-agents for this property in Central Point
KAHLER & PATTISON
A number o f these choice lots have
already been sold and i f you want
one o f the very best you should
get busy soon
Easy Terms
! Fresh Confections
Cool weather is coming on, and with it our new assortment
o f the finest candies ever shown in Central Point.
Kahler & Pattison, Owners
H era id Bldg.
Y ou Can’t Beat Them
Central Point
G- S. M O O R E,
A Fearful Earthquake.
One of the most destructive earth
quakes In the world's history was that
which occurred in Tokyo in the year
1703, when 100,000 people were killed.
that out-door exercise is needed by the
Street Organs In Verviere.
American people. That’s all very well,
Organ grinders in Verviere. Belgium,
but how can people with rheumatism must keep their instruments lu tune.
follow that advice? The answer is J Every morning they nre required to go
very sim ple-use Ballard’s Snow Lini before the police superintendent and
The organs
ment and the rheumatism will go, leav play their instruments.
which chance to be out o f tune must
ing you as spry as a colt. Gives quick i
be set In order before a license to
and permanent relief from rheumatism, i p|ay on , he street9 wlil be grailted.
neuralgia, lame back and all pains.
Sold by Mary A. Mee.
No Change.
“Married life is apt to grow monot
onous.”
“I don’t know. My w ife Is as kind
to me ns the day we were married.”
“That is something to be thankful
for.”
"Oh. I don't know. She hit me over
tlie heud with a bromusUck the first
day.”
Point
either for a home or as an invest
For Constipation.
Our First Public Library.
Peterboro, in New Hampshire, es
tablished the first fi^e public library
In the United States in 1S33. and as
early us isp> a general law authoriz
ing taxation for library purposes was
passed.
to Central
The soil is fertile and the location
is all that can be desired—close in
to the business center and in a
most desirable locality
Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
"Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver
.Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation.’ ’ Give
these tablets a trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant in
effect. Trice, 25 cents. Samples free, j
or sale by Mary A. Mee.
Some o f the folks in the beau
tiful city o f Ashland are not fond
A KNOCK!R
o f that part iailar brand o f eccles-
siasticml perfumery tendered to »* a man who can't see good in any |
Dr. Oliver last Saturday evening. person or thing. It's a habit caused
hv a disordered liver. If yon find that ,
The aroma, however, was not
you are beginning to see things through
so pre|H>nderoustv obnoxious. blue spectacles, treat your liver to a
by several deg res as the language good cleaning out process with Rallard's
used by the h arried evangelist Herbine. A sure cure for constipation,
about mothers who allow their dy*P*P*«*, indigestion. sick hea^ohe.
daughters
ley are to be found in this latest res
The development o f the re
sources of a community, a county,
a state or a nation, depends al
most entirely upon the public
spirit o f its citizens. Enterprise
will flourish like unto the laurel
and the bay, but mossbackism
grows but a poor crop on the best
o f land and the crop is invariably
prodigal in a yield o f retrogres
sion. Twentieth century busi
ness cannot be transacted with
tenth century methods. YVe arc
living in an age when the good
seed o f enterprise must be sown
if we desire to reap the bountiful
harvest o f progress.
Drop your little petty strifes
and pull together for Central!
La Fuerza.
Point. Don’ t pull down your) j The oldest Inhabited dwelling in tile
own town to air your foolish western hemisphere is said to be I.a
anger, and when your tongue Fuerza, lu Havana, built about 1538.
Ollier forts and some convents lu Santo
bturns with stinging vituperations Domingo antedate it. but they are all
and vitriolistic verbs, don’ t let broken ruins now, while La Fuerza ts
it loose my pet, but “ put it on of service still as a storehouse and bar
racks for the rural guards.
ice a while, put it on ice.”
The Oregonian discovered last
week that there is such a place
on the map as Southern Oregon.
That worthy publication actually
mentioned Medford in an edi
torial and hinted that some fruit
is being grown in the Rogue
River Valley. Harvey Scott is
not such a bad old boy after all.
The finest residence lots in the val
THE CRYSTAL
Our admirable old pedestrian, Ed
ward Fa.vsou Weston, is certainly a de
light. Not satisfied with having walk
ed across the continent after ho had
reached threescore years and ten, he
now proposes to turn face and "hike"
back again, doing tlie distance in 100
days.
That mysterious eartliquake of New
Year's day may have been the shiver
ing o f Central American dictators over
the sudden strenuousness of Uncle
Sam.
The Tenderfoot Farm er
It was one of these experimental farmer«, who put green
spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings. His theory
was that it didn't matter what the cow ate so long as she
was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had
not entered into his ca'culations.
It’s only a “ tenderfoot" farmer that would try such
an experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feed* him -
St-lf regardless of digestion and nutrition.
He might almost as well eat shav
ings for all the good he gets out of his food. The result is that the stomach
grows “ weak” the actum of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired
and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and tha agonies of nervousness.
T o s t r e n g t h e n the s t o m a c h , r e s t o r e the a c t i v i t y o f t h e or*
H an s o f d i g e s t i o n a n d n u t r i t i o n a n d b r a c e u p th e n e r v e s ,
use D r . P i e r c e ' s G o l d e n M e d i c a l D i s c o v e r y , i t is a n un>
f a l l i n g r e m e d y , a n d has t h e c o n f id e n c e o f p h y s i c i a n a as
we /l as the p r a i s e o f t h o u s a n d s h e a l e d b y Its use,
Tn the strictest sense “ Golden Medical Disco vary“ is a temperance medi
cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol
as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on
its outside wrapper,
Don t let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for
stomach, liver and blood “ just as good” as “ Golden Medical Discovery."
At The Old Stand
GENERAL POINT MEAT MARKET
Fresh
Meats of all kinds
W e carry a full and complete stock [o f all
kinds o f Fresh and Cured Meats, Sausage,
Bologna, Weinerwursts, Hamburger, etc.
TR Y O U R O W N BRAND OF H AM S and BACON
Boiled Ham and other delicacies are always
kept on hands.
We have the best equipped
shop in Southern Oregon and are always pre
pared to serve our customers with the best
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B U Y Y O U R M EAT A T A N U P TO DATE SHOP
CENTRAL POINT MEAT MARKET
W . D. Lewis & Sons
Proprietors
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