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Do not forget
lliul In UiIh ftt'O nf nloolrlclty, X
raya mill llilniia ilmru Ik iiio him'Ii
iIiImk nn tuiiillnii till In Inialiivai
You rttuNt movu unit way or tlic
mlntr, Vniir liuithiiiM iimihI u.
tlior liiurfaau or ilouri-iun. You
ilnn't i it to ilu Hid liiluir, It
In it litminiiNlratail fdut tlntl ml
vnrllMliiK iny, If iilauail In a
fimil imwIIiiiii, 'I'liitlii'Ntmiiillum
n Hiinllioiii Oioiinii In I'll n Mam,
I linn iimmliiuun ul 3300.
TIiIm wo ifuurauuu lu li iliu
FfATPII ft llth
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PROFESSIONAL GAUDS.
J)R. II. N. UUTI.1CK,
DHTKOI'ATIIIHT
llnuma 3 mill 4, Optra lloii.n lilor-U, ovuf
Mlrtinu tJitiu liloru. ICxiiiulmitliiiii. tri'ii
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DISNTIHT.
I'alnloaa oxlracuiou ol inoih. nfflca aver
Vnn llyko'a turo. Mcilfurd, UitKun.
(J, T. JONKS,
COUNTY HUKVKYOII,
Any or nil Wlitrtmil HurvoyliiK promptly rtono.
rim County Surveyor unit glva yuu tuo only
liKl work.
Moi1ford,OroKOD
gNELL & HARTSON,
ATTOUNKYB AT LAW.
Will prarllca In nil courla nf Ilia tt
llainlln lluliuiii, Mcuforu Oniion,
J JAMMOND & NARUEOAN
ATTOHNEYH AT LAW
OIBot In llewarl nik. iltord. Or.
I. KIRCHC1CSSNKR,,.
IMIYHICIAN ASO HUKUKON,
Central 1'ulnt, Oregon.
MoiUor(lomco-I.ln:lloy llullltlOK. WMlncHlay
ml HiiuiMny.v auiu II a. m., ou and atmr
April to, 'W.
J 8. HOWARD,
HUHVKYOIt AND CIVIL KNCJINKKK.
U. . Deputy Mineral Hurveytir f r the Hlute
of Orctfoa. I'oHtoftlcc ftOtlraiut:
Modfrd, Oregon.
ft B. PICKKL,
PIIYHICIAN ANU ' If.fcUN.
IJIDk oura-ll to hi a. n. ii.l l:SOtoS p. ill.
X-IUy Lalioralury-Kiainlt llona tl.W to lift.
ODIcoi llaakln Block. Hclfoi.l. Or
W. I. Vawtkr. I'rea. H. V. AIkik, V Trot
0. 11. L1SDLKY. Caabtor.
Jackson County Bank
.CAPITAt, $so,ooo...
MEDFOflD,
OREGON
Loan money on approi-oil aocurlty, reoolva de
Mltn nulijool la click nud traimaot Itcnon
bntiklnit bimlnvMi,. Your ImnlneH Millcltctl...
OorrrMiinlonla: Lndd A llili.ll, Hnlutlt. Analo
California Hunk, Han Kranclaco. Ladd A
Tlllon, 1'orlland. Corbln Untitling Co., N. Y.
J, II. 8TXW AIIT, H. K. AKKKNY,
1'rcildont. Vlco I'roaUcnl
J. K. KNYAIIT, Cannier.
The Hedford Bank
Mcoroao. ontaoi)
Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
Transacted
DI It KOTO KB
J H. Stewart. II. K. Ankrny, K. II. Whitehead,
W.F.Towiie, Ilnraco 1'ollon
CITATION.
In tho County Court of tho County of Jnokion,
HtaUt nf Oregon,
In tlio Matter of the Itslalo of)
Phoohn J, Ilomluro, u help-1 Citation by
Iohh child of John Ilomluro, f 1'ubllouUon.
Tho 1'coplo of the Btato of Oregon, to George
M. Lovo. Orootlngi
BY OUD10II of llilH Court you, anld OeorRO M.
Lovo, aro hereby eltod to nppour boforo tho
Hon. Clmrlea Prim, Judiio of Hie County Court
of tho County of Jnokaon, Stnte of Oreon, nt
the court lioiiBii at Jnoknnnvlllo, within four
wooka nft(.r tho date of the first publlcntlcn
horeofon to.wll: Tho Oth day of July, 1U01, nt
ton o'clock of ihnt flay, to allow obubo why you,
the aald Oconto M. Lovo, ahould not bo re
movod from youroftloo nn RU,rdlnn of the aald
Phooho J. Ilonduro, and for tho further purpoau
of fully aooountlnK for all tho aaiiota and prop
orty of yourWald ward that you have now In
jour poMOHftlon. .
In featlmonv whereof, I. Ou Nowbury, ox
. officio olerk nranld Court, do hereunto aet my
hand and nfllx tho acal of anld Court nt offloe
In Jaoknonvlllo, aald county and auto, thla tho
4lh day of Juno, I0O1.
. 'J. . . ' Que NKWnuiiY,
4 bkal f Clerk.
BnolMk Burtaon, Attornoya for I'liooho J,
, llandure.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land offlco nt Iloaeburff, Oregon, May 8, 1001.
lllbllU in iia.uuy K1.UI. .nun n, .u.,u,T,.n
nninod Hotller linn lllnd notloo of hia lntoutlon
to mako flnnl proof In aupport nf hla olalm, and
thai aald proof will bo made before Oua Now.
bury, county olork of Jaokaon (jaunty, Orogon,
ut Jackaonvllle, Orogou, on Juuo '12, 1U0I, vl:
JKBBB W. ADAM9,
Oil hla H. K. No. tlWl, fnrthoBJi 8WJ4, 6M 8B4
Boo. 12, Tp. U S R. 1 Kaat.
Ho immna llio following wltnoBaon to provo
lila enntlnuouH realdeueo upon nnd eultlvntlon
of anld Innil, vlr.i ,
Aibiiri CiviiHlnv. Dan'l Inarlcmnn. Tnnno A,
Umilley nnd Win. Ilofnor, nil of Uorby, Jack
nob Ooumy, Orogon.
J, T. UiuuuES, Hogtator,
VOL. XIII,
Doq'l Kill Yourself Wm Your Time
By burning wood In your cook stove during
Summer; but save Health, Strength and
Honey by getting one of our Automatic Oil
Stoves. Five minutes will prepare them
for cooking anything
V''''
Diy Summer Weathor is Dontb on Whoels
THE SNOWY BUTTE SHOPS,
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
WW ovo: lniiil tliu old hack, ami runow Its tiaolulnosa with a now get of
wlioola lor u vnry roiifonulilo llunro. Full cqiiiiimcnt only bent wood
Mock tired. Kiratulura wlifolw rllit. Hull borfiiK mnchinra and alio
cuttcm. All work wurrnnlod. Thul tullg tlio lulo.
Kriiollom lioraoa anful.v aliod. HIIiik uaud wlien nocotanry, Compe-
liti.l .tii,ltl.ilal Irt ,lf.,MH .....l..ll.ir,.l .n....l.ltinru
Valartnary In Shop
A Anawara quick Calla
UUIil
3 First-class Rigs Fast Horses
,rn
li UNION LlVKin S 1 AnLrJo
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Nti McCOWN JENNINOS, Props.
C.i Seventh and li SH. nedford, Ore.
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Specie I Attention to Commercial Hen
I. A. WgBB, Dealer In
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
Tlio I-aruoat and Ili'Bt Holcutod stock ol furniture, carpets,
wnll imiur, window ulindcs nnd liotiiio-ltirnUlilnB goods to be
found itnywhoro In Southern OrcBon. v
Undortaklng doods kept on liand. Picture Iraminp; nnd upholatcrlng. -
Seventh Street, Medford, Oregon
New Lumber Yard
Rough and Dressed Lumber
.. .. Fir and Pine Shingles
Rustic and Flooring
Three Years Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned.
Medford, Oregon
FRANK W. WAIT
...STONE YARD
Gonornl eontrnotlnR In nil lines of stone works
Cemetery Work
a Specialty
All kinds of marble nnd (?rnnlto monumen ,
ordered dlreot irom tne quarry
Yard on O airuot Haai
Commorlolal Hotel Dloolt . '
JflGKSQHVILLE
nflRBLE
J O. WHIPP. Prorr.
Does General Contracting in all
GRANITE AND
.Tacksonville..
Have Your Printing done
At THE MAIL Office
Compare our Work with That of other Shops
HEDFORD, " JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON,. FRIDAY, JUNE 1901
J.BBEK & CO.
J. II. MESSNER, Foreman
Careful Drirers
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MANCPACTUREItS OP AND DEALEltS IN
Yard Praia of
Vhlllnaii"8
Warehouse
THE MORTAR
DHUO STORE,
a. II. 11 ASKI
H ANTTHINO IN THt LINK or
Uruga, Patent Mctlloinca. Booka, Btallonery
PAINT3 and OILS
CliiarB.Toluioi'o. Tollot Artlclu, Klc
Prcacrlptlona Carefully Componndcd
7th St! , Medford, Oregon
MEDFOKD, OREGON
Lines.
MARBLE WORK.
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
- ' - Orep-on.
JIIjwL
A LITTLE OF
Birds cannot open the foot when
tho leg is bont; that U the reason
tbey do not fall -off their perchep.
If you will watch a hon walking,
you will notice that it closes its toes
as it raises its foot, and opens them
as it touches the ground.
The enormous growth of the-
orange cultivating industry in Cali
fornia in recent years is demon
strated by the fact that in 1880 81
a total of 15 cars laden with the
fruit were shipped east from River
sido, Calif., while in the season of
1897-08 the shipments amounted to
4,7000 cars.
A new gun now being constructed
by the War Department is expected
to send a projectile weighing 2,380
pounds a distance of twenty-one"!
miles, acd should further improve
ments be made in that line we may
eventually have a gun that we can
put up on the coast and fling a
shell over to Europe whenever we
wish.
The word "gazettee" is from the
name of an old Venetian coin worth
about one-half cent of our money.
The name is applied to newspapers
because it wsb the sum charged for
reading the firBt written journals
that made their appearance in 1550.
After the paper was read it was
banded back to the owner, who
charged the next comer a gazette
for taking a peep at it.
The Engineer Corps of the United
Stntes array will explode 7200
pnundu of dynamite in the Narrows
of New York harbor, shortly. The
dynamite was used as a defense of
the harbor during the Spanish war,
being connected with the shore by
electric wires) After the war closed
it was taken up, and as the govern
meut has failed I) nud a bidder it
is proposed to make one grand dis
play.
West Point authorities have is
sued a manifesto defining the rules
as to hazing, threatening all sorts
of punishment to the cadets who
engage in the pleasant pastime of
ranking life miserable for, and mu
tilating new cadets. Very lisely
that will be the last heard of the
regulations until some notorious
haze reminds the authorities of the
rule.
One of the most prominent Bap
tist preachers in the vicinity of New
York has made it a practice in all
bis pastorates to write his resigna
tion within a week of his entrance
upon a new field, sign, seal and de
liver it to the proper official with
the remark: ''There now! Never
ask me for my resif nation. When
ever you want me to go just break
open the envelope write in a date to
the document and offer it to the
congregation."
A notable feat of engineering is
the driving of the Great Northern
Railway tunnel through two and a
half miles of solid granite in the
Cascade range. Boring was start
ed at both ends toward the center,
and so accurate were the engineers'
calculations that at the meeting
point the difference of alignment
was scarcely one inch. This cut
ting through refaotory material was
accomplished in 45 months by 800
men.
Miss Francis L. Calveard, a sten
ographer in the employ of tho Wt st
ern Union office in Louisville, Ky.,
has suddenly made a patent. She
found in transferring the ribbon of
a typewriter that it was a disagree
able task, leaving the fingers badly
stained which could be removed
only with great difficulty. She
contrived a Hi tie device by which
she could make this ohange. with
out touohi:ig the ribbons. It wns
found to be suoh a success that she
NO. 25.
sent it to Washington and had it
patented. : A few days ago Miss
Calveard received a letter from a
concern dealing in such novelties,
offering 10,000 for her rights.
Bartholomew Moriarty, aged 65,
fell irom scaffold and broke hia
neck with consequent local paraly
sis, says the Philadelphia Medical
Journal. He walked six miles to
St. Joseph's hospital, Yonkers, New
York. The X-Ray" made a diagno
sis of fracture of the cervical verte
brae and the broken fragment was
removed by surgical procedure. A
plaster dressing was applied, union'
was perfect and recovery prompt.
Patient was discharged cured in
six weeks after the injury. Quick
work. Next.
George Cooper, who for some years
was organist of St. Stephen's Church,
London, at the city end of Holborn
viaduct, once ventured ' on a pre
diction which is interesting to re
call today. Sir Arthur Sullivan
and Sir John Stainer wera friends
when they were boys of 12 or 14, as
indeed they have' been ever since,
and Stainer was a pupil of Cooper's.
He chanced to meet his friend one
day when he was going for his les
son on the organ and took him with
bim. They were both organ stu
dents, and the teacher put them in
competition with each other, giving
them themes upon which they were
to extemporize. Apparently he
thought highly of; them both. "I
should like to see the race you two
boys will run together," he said
when they had done. "You ought
to do something in the ?;orld."
There are plenty of prophets in ' the
world, but true prophets are some
thing of a rarity and especially
when their predictions take this
double barreled form.
What Shall We Have for Dessert?
This .question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today.
TryJell-O, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes. Ko
boiling! no baking, simply add Dolling
water and sot to cool. Flavors: Lem
on, Orange, Kaspberry and Strawberry.
Get a package at your grocers today.
lOets.
Don't Knock."
An exchange says that a new or
der, the Don't Knock Society, has
recently been organized in Buffalo.
"Knock," in this.sense, is a familiar
elang word that will be in the
dictionaries pretty soon, if it isn't
already. It means, don't spitefully
injure, detract or hinder, others.
The constitution of the Buffalo
lon't Knock Society declares;
We believe that the p actice of
speaking ill of our ftllow-men,
otherwise ''knocking," is detestable,
unbrotherly and uncharitable.
We believe that many lives are
ruined daily, that many hearts are
made miserable and many men
and women driven to desperation
by the despisable practice of "knock
ing." .
Every one caught ''knocking,"
saying something ill about any
body else, is fined 1 cent. And if
every one who does this, had to pay
1 cent for each offense, the accumu
lated sum would soon be large.
There 'must be criticism, censure
and reproof; but "knocking" is an
evil habit. Some people "knock"
their neighbors, some their ac
quaintances, behind their backs,
some the city or state in which
they live, and some Are such
chronio "knockers" that nobody nor
anything suits them. They always
pull back, ' never push; always
hinder; never help.
There are orders . and societies
enough, goodness knows, but an or
der of "Don't Knockers," if it could
keep from "knocking" one another,
ought to be henefioial. !
A Sprained Aukle Quickly Cured.
"At onetime T suffered from a severe
sprain of the ankle," says Geo. E. Cary,
editor of the Guide, Washington, Va.
"After using several well recommended
medicines without success, I tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and am
pleased to say that relief came bb soon
as I begnn Us use and a complete cure
speedily followed." Sold by Chas.
Strang, druggist.
Printing
Is both An art and a no ton no. An
art In the beauty sad symmetry
of the flninbed work and ft bo1
eooe In theexactnefisof the de
tail which go to make up the
flnlnhfid whole. To do art In tie
prlniirtff require flood material,
new type faces and careful, skill
ful workmanship. TUB Mail
Job Printing department turns
out this nlass of Work no other.
it you are in need of any kind of
priming, from a onlMiig card to
a pouter, gire uh a miv and you
will get a Job that Is oeat, tasty,
' - -"'.-:-! , i-r
Up-to-Date
0)1 Fever Rampant.
An Ashland correspondent to the
Portland Telegram, in Bpeaklng of tho
oil excitement In Jackson County, says:
save at Gold Hill where some phenom
enally rich strikes in the gold veins bave
been made during tbe past six months,
oil is talked of to tbe exclusion of tbe
precious metal, and the oil fever ap
pears to prcvade alt classes, breams
of a forest of derricks near by along
Bear creek valley are Indulged In by
men of conservative temperament and
solid hold'ngs In this favored region of
gold mines, rich farms, fine orobards
nnd pretty women.. The faith of many
is being backed by their money; nearly
everybody buys oil slock, and oil-boring
projects are being promoted by the
mnt substantial citizens, measured In
tbe dollars and cents of their belong
ings. . Let it be said tbe oil excitement
was a bae's of rationalism; there Is
really a chance to strike oil here, and
this view is supported by the best in
telligence employed in the geological
reconnalsanccs which have been made-
of tbe country. Six months ago a Cal
ifornia company placed a man in the-
distrlct south of Ashland. His opera
tions were well screened until he bad
acquired extensive land holdings; then-
it was learned that his employers were
large operators in the Southern Cali-
luruia uii ueiue, uuu uireufciy lb waff.
known they were lookiog for oil. Then
the Southern Oregon Oil Company came
Into being and proved to be a thing of
such rapid growth as to astonish its
sponsors. Fifty thousand shares were
early taken up In Ashland, and since
that time tbe stock Is being bought
daily all over tbe" country. Boston and
other towns in Massachusetts hare re
cently bought a large block. Other
states taking stock extensively are
Wisconsin, Iowa, Colorado, New York,
California, Missouri, Washington, and
also British Columbia. In Oregon,
Portland, Salem, Albany, Grants -Pass
and several eastern Oregon towns are
prominent buyers. This company has
puichased a fine new boring plant in
Chicago which is warranted for capac
ity to bore 50C0 feet deep, and barring
accidents, will begin boring the first
well within three weeks. F. M. Cates,
wno comes recommended as an experi
enced well-borer from Bakersfield dis
trict, California, has been employed to
handle the machinery."
Didn't Marry For Money.
The Boston man, who lately "married
a sickly rich young woman, is happy
now, for he got Dr, King's New Life
Pills, which restored her to perfect
health. Infallible for janndice; malaria,
biliousness, fever and ague and all
liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but
effective. Only 2oc at Chas. Strang's
drug store.
Smallpox at Yoncolla. -
Rosebouo, June 11, 1901. It has
been reported for several days past that
smallpox exists in Yoncolla, bat noth
ing definite was known regarding itn
Now, however, the reports have boen-v
confirmed and it is known that some -.
four or fivo typical cases exist there
and as many more have tbe disease in -a
light form. Doubtless many other -
persons hare been exposed to the con- -taglon.
-
Judge Thompson sent Dr. Twltcholl
yesterday in response to the request of
the oitizens there, to investigate the'
rnmors of smallpox. The doctor found .
nine cases oi tne Disease existing, are
of which are In a very severe form.
Seven cases are within the corporate .
limits of Yoncolla and two just outside.. .
Judge Thompson, went to the afUiotedv
locality this morning to personally In- ,
vestlgate the condition and will in all",
probability recommend rigid quarin- .
tine, and that all trains be not allowed -j.
to stop there for a time. ' '
Better for the Blood than Saraaparlila i
For Those Living la Malar! pistrlstst.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonio. -
OVERALLS
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