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Q,T. JONES,
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Anyornll klodaof Rurvi-ylng promptly done.
Tho County Hurvoyur can give you nig urn?
legal work.
Medford, Oregon
jjjNELL it HARTSON,
ATTOItNEYH AT LAW.
Will pianllco In all couru ol Urn malt
Ifauil 111 llillldlllg, Medford Oregon.
HAMMOND A NARRKOAN
ATTOIINKYH AT LAW
Omcolo Slowarl Hlk.
Medford, Or.
K, K.IRCHGE8SNER.
PHYSICIAN ANU BIMIOKON,
Central I'olnt, Oregon.
Medford offles I.lnlley llulldlng, Wednesday
and Matunlay,o;80 lo 11 a. m., oa end niter
April 10, 'W.
J. 8. HOWARD.
HUltVKYOIl AND CIVIL KNUI.NKKH.
V. N. Uopuly Mlnrriil Surveyor (or lha Htnle
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Mlford. Oregon.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
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California Bank, Kan Kranolaco. Ladd A
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Preildonl. Vlco Froalilcnt.
. J. K. Bntaiit, Cublor.
The Hedford Bank
Mcorono. Orioon
Capital i $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
Transacted
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ExecutrixVNotice. 1
NOTICE Ih horoliy iflvon tlinl tho under
signed hits uoini appointed by llio County
Court ol Jaolison County, Oregon, cxooutrlx of
tho OHt&to of JamcH MoIlonoiiKii, uoceitsntl, All
persons IhivIiir olnlms bk1i snlil estitto uro
ronulrod lo proiDnt tlio sumo with the pronor
vonnhors to tho ugdorsliinail lit tho ofjloo of 0.
W. Knhlor, In JnokHonvlllo, Orogon, within six
months from tho ditto or this nolloo.
JUIS,18'1001V n.M.McnoNoua,,,
Exooutrlx of tho Ustato of .lumos MoDouough
PooeaBoU,
County
VOL- II1I.
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By burning wood in your cook stove during
Summer; but save Health, Strength and
Honey by getting one of cur A omatic Oil
Stoves. Five minutes will prepare them
for cooking anything
J. BEEK & CO.
Dty Summer Wealbor in Death on htolu
THE SNOWY BUTTE SHOPS,
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Will ovo.-linn! Ilia olil luck, anil ronow ll iitu(uliiois wltli now sat of
wlivol for A vury ruiir.iiiiililu llnr. Full equiiment only bt wood
lock uru'l. KimtolinM wlit-olw riclit. Ilul) boring mac'iines and alio
uuttoM, All work warinnloil. Tlmt lull llio tain.
Knu:tioii ImrniH infely bIiwI. HIIiik uhciI wliun aecotsary. Coniio
Imil iimcliinlBllo doctor Ufriciillnrnl niaclilnory
Vatarlnary In Shop
Aniwara quick Catli
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First-class Rlcs Fast Horses
UNION LIVERY
McCOWN & JENNINOS, Propi.
Cut Seventh and B Sts. - fledfori, Ore.
tun Crvprini Attention to Commercial Hen
,inn
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I. A. WEBB, Dealer In
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
Tho Lttrfjoat nnd Dent Suloctod stock o( furniture, carpcu,
wnll nnpor, window vlinddg and lioiiito.fiirnleliine gooils to bo
found anjwbara in Uoulhero Oregon.
UnderUklng Oood kept on hand. Pioturc framing; and upholstering." -
8eventh Street. Medford, Oregon
New Lumber Yard
O.
Rough and Dressed Lumber
.. Fir
Rustic and Flooring
Three Years Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned.
Medford, Oregon
If Vou Build
Or think-of building this spring; we can
. furnish. you with
Doors, Sash, Mouldings,' Flooring,
Rustic an( &II Mill Products
Manufactured right at home at the !
N, B. BRADBURY PLANING MILL '
JflCKSOtlVlLLE
IRHRBLE
J. O. WHIPP, ProTjr.
Does General Contracting in all
GRANITE AND
Taoksonville.
Advertise in THE MAIL
medford, Jackson county, orebon, Friday, admit i
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J. II. MESSNER, Foreman
CarefQl Drlfers
STABLES
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MANUFACTUHEH8 OF AND DEALERS IN
and Pine Shingles
Yard Houtb ol
Wblttnan'a
Warehouse
THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
0. H. HASKIMS. Prop
Ha r.TTMia in in, unc or
Drugs, rut" Mt i cluck. Booka, Htatlonery
PAINTS and OILS
Cigars, Tobnrro. Tollot Artlolea, Klc
Prescrlptlona Corelully Componnded
7th St., Medford. Oregon
Medford, Oregon
Lines. -
MARBLE WORK.
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
- ; Orecoria. '
and get good results
JtME
!A LITTLE OF
, O.-r 8,OC0,000 persona in Ger
mdny are insured againBt illneea.
A Los Anpoles tstimato is that
tho consumption of petroleum for
ful next yettr In Culifornia. will
amount to 16.000.COO barrels, with
a prospective state production of
10,350,000 barrels. A chance for
more wells.' ' ,
Under the new army law the teg
ular anil ery will consist of 18,000
men. The number now enlisted is
11,000, aud 1800 recruits will be
added at once. , In case of future
war the men behind the guns will
be a numerous and highly trained
corps.
Pierre Lorillard's estate appears
to be worth only about $4,000,000,
or much less than was commonly
fuppose'd. On the other hand, the
estate af the late John I. Blair, of
Blairtown, N. J., which appeared
in the will to be worth from $20,
000.000 to $30,000,000 is now val
ued by the executor at $50,000,000
The annual preliminary report of
Collector of Internal Revenue Yer
kes for the fiscal year ended June
30, 1001, shows ibat receipts from all
sources of internal revenue for the
yearjaggregated $306,871,699, an in
crease of $11,565,501 over l'JOO.
WeBlern states and territories contri
buted as follow?: California and
Nevada, $4,580,478; Hawaii, $102,
182; Montana, Idubo and Utah
$755,673; New Mexico and Ari
zoiih, $160,309; Oregon, Washing
ton and Alaska, $1,223,013.
There is perhips some consola
tion to those who think this nation
is, going to the bowwows because
of the national debt in the official
statement of the debt of the United
Stttes as compared with that of
France. . In France the interest
charge on the public debt is $200,
000,000 a year, or over $5 per capita.
In the United States the interest
charge is only $30,000,000 a year,
or about 40 cents per capita. This
$30,000,000 looks big, bat this is a
big country, and has much greater
resources than France with which
to pay its debt.
The ancient Modoc tribe bap
dwindled to 77 members, mostly
women and sick or diseased chil
dren. The recent death of a Mo
doc brave hns left only thirteen
able-bodied warrior? , who will
never go to war again. From the
most savage ' and indomitable of
fighters tbey have lost all ambition
for anything but tbeir government
supplies, and, while virtually pris
oners of. war on a small reservation,
they are left unwatchod. The
spirit of the old days haB gone, and
nobody will ever hear of a story
about "the last of the Modocs."
The Petaluma Courier says that
the firm of Miller & Lux own 14,
530,000 acres of land, nearly all of
it used for grazing. The vast area
held by the firm is not conceivable
to one who has not traveled through
the state. It is equal to the area of
New Hampshire, ' Massachusetts,
Rhode Inland and Connecticut' to
gether. It is half the size of New
York and three times the size of
New Jersey. It is about the size of
West Virginia and an eighth the
entire length of California. It is as
arge as Greece, four times the Bize
of Alsasoe and Lorranie, and but
ttle smaller than . Ireland, and
one-third the size of England and
Wiucr together. There is only one
thing that Henry Milieu, the sur
viving member of the firm of Miller
& I,ux, beoomes nervous over, and
that is discussion of the size of his
holdings.
' Joeenh Ladue, the founder of
Dawson City, died last week at his
horns in New York, of consumption.
He was forty-seven years 1 old.
NX 31.
When be was a young man he went
in search of gold, and in the early
nineties be went into Alaska on a
prospecting tour. 1'or fifteen years
be lived in the country without
making any strike of consequences.
Then he discovered the' Klondike
gold n,uldp, which made him rich
and attracted ti Alaska a throng
of treasure hunters. On June 23,
1896, he ' mapped and founded
Dawson City at the mouth of the
Klondike, he having been the first
man to take up 178 acres of govern
ment land at $1.2-5 an acre. This
laud he cut up into building lots,
KOxlOO feet, which were soon sell
ing at $1000 a lot. In 1897, be re
turned to the east and on Decem
ber 15 of that year married Kiltie
Miieon, of Schuyler Falls, with
whoa he bad been in love from
boyhood. .. : :
Mrs E. D. GilleBpie says in her
"Book of Remembrance:" My father
bad taken some land in Illinois for
a bad debt, and this he had never
visited. After he had paid taxes
on it or several years be was asked
to sell the traot." He agreed to it,
and named the price, which was
the" sum he had paid for it without
the taxes. The deeds were scarcely
signed when my father found that
a city, Peoria, was growing up on
the spot. He was naturally disap
pointed at what seemed the ill luck
of the occurence, but several years
after his annoyance was tinged
with amusement. A man came
into his office and arkedf 'Are you
W. J. Duane?'- 'Yes.' 'Did you
sell the site of the city of Peoria?'
Yes.' 'Did you sell it for $600?'
'Yt.H. The man rose from bis chair.
Goodbye be said, 'I only thought
I'd like lo look at you.' " Peoria
has a population no v of nearly 60,
000. i
To Save Her Child -
Prom frightful disfigurement Mrs
Kaonle Galleger, of La Grance, Ga.
applied Buckler, 'a Arnica Salve to great
sores on ner tieaa ana lace, ana writes
its quick care exceeded all her hopes.
It works wondurs in sores, bruises, skin
eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and plltss.
21c. Cure guaranteed ky Chas. Strang,
urujrgiat.
Hot Weather in the East.
The following is from an Iowa
paper just received:
Incubators will soon be a dead
issue," Baid a olerk at the McRae
butler aud egg house today. "The
hot weather is taking the business
all out of the setting hen and the
incubator. Last Saturday evening
we had proof of it iu the store. One
egg, resting peacefully in a case,
suddenly broke and the chicken
catrfe out just es lively as though
he had ben expected for weeks
It was a Cute little yellow fellow,
and he is as healthy as the average
chick born in such hot limes."
''Some strange things have hap
pened during the hot weather. Tbe
sun has been so hot that our cook
didn't have to build a fire to .cook
dinner. All Bhe had to do' was to
set it out in the suu and the cook
ing was soon finished. When a
mule started to bray, the bray
would melt before it left its mouth
and run down its cheeks. You
oould see suits of clothes . walking
through the streets, not a thing in
them, the man had melted out.".
Klamath County Items.
From tbe Klamath Falls Republican.
D. . Morris, superintendent of
construction of the Jackson County
Improvement Co , was over trom
Medford Monday. He was here to
buy horses. .
The Klamath River Irrigation it
Electric Power Company continues
as we understand, to perfect their
arrangements and will soon be
ready to commence work.
It is reported that Bare Island in
the Big Klamath lake has recently
been purohased. The island con
tains about 160 acreB and has a
valuable hot Bpring on. it. Some
day not far off this island will be in
demand as a summer and health
resort.
. Malaria Makes Impure Blood.
Qrovos Tasteless Chill Tonic euros Malaria. Me.
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Printing
Is both an art and a soleneo. An .
art In the beauty and symmetry
of the Bnlsbed work anil a ab
enco In the exactness of tbe de
tails whleh go to make up tho
llnlshed whole. To do rtltle
. printing requires good material,
now type faces anu careful, skill
ful workmanship. TH Han,
Job Printing department turn
out this olaas ol work no other.
J f you are In need of noy k Ind of
printing, from a calling eard to
. a posuir, irlve us a rail and yoa
111 get a Job that Is neat, tosiy,
IMo-Date
UilllD JjUUillliU
BY LOTTERY.
Er. Reno, O. T., July 29. One of
the greatest lotteries in history,
that conducted by tbe Federal Gov
ernment' in disposing ' of 13,000
quarter section claims ' in Kiowa
Comanche reservations, was beguci
here th:s morning. No event in the
years in the southwest bas'altracted
so much attention as this 'one tha
initiation of a new method of dis
posing of government lands. One
hundred and sixty-seven 'thousand
persons, each with one chance ia
13 of winning a homestead, watched
the event here in reality, or at a
distance, for the applicants come
from every state in the Uriiorj.
The drawing took place on a plat
form built foi the purpose in the
open air a few blocks from tbe cen
ter of El Reno. Situated at the
foot of several small hills which
formed a perfect amphitheater, the
ir., ,
jia,iuiui naa tuo UJTUUBUrc. Ol fcDOU-
sands of eyes. People occupied
every inch almost of the space
around about and every movement
of the Government officials on the
small space below was watched
with the most intense interest.
El Reno yesterday cared for fully
15.000 itfople, and the trains that
came durint? the nioht nnd tTiia
morning swelled this crowdjo fully
double that number. Hundreds of
others are still bound thjs way.
Sunday was spent quietly. ' But as
night came on and tbe bour for the
actual drawing approached, men
and women, many of whom h-d
waited patiently fur months, for the
morrow's event, or had come thou
sands of miles at tbe last moment
to participate in it, became anxious.
Worn out with daysv of .-hardships
and nights of poor accommodations,
they were keyed to a bighjjension
but withal thousands were cheerful
aud hopeful.
Tbe first envelope taken from the
wheels contained the name of James
k. wooa, oi weatneriord, Okla
homa, who had registered for a
homestead in the Lawton district.
Mattie K. Bealn, of Wichita; Kan.,
whose birthplace 'is in ; Missouri,
drew number 2, also in tbe Lawton
diotrict. . ;
Without doubt Wood and Mien
Beal?. who have right to make the
first filings, will select the two quar
ter sections adjoining the Lawton
lownsKe district, ana wnicn are De
lieved to be worth $40,000 each.
The laws of health reauire that the
bowels move once each day and one of
the penalties for violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary and
you will never have that severe punish
ment Inflicted upon you. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Chas. Strang, druggist.
Reduced Rates to Coleatin.
The Southern Pacific railroad com
any, through their Medford agent, W.
r, LiDDlncolt. have announced that
round trip, tickets to Coleatin, the pop
ular summer resort, will be aa follows:
From Medford to Coleatin. and re-
return, going Saturday and re turning;
the following Monday. 11.30 round trln.
Tickets of 30 days limit, good on any
day In the week, S1.75.
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