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SMJrW JACKSON COUNTY 1 1MTV 'In Lint UHi-ilttit mini of Mill ifnult nUUlofOhl(lll. H nilllllllK I'MIIIT, MININO. AdklCDLTUMAl. nit TIMIIIiH LANDS MEDl'OUD la thriving lly of nvnriiWlo mlmti llaiita, it In nliuniMl ulirnmi In Hi" onntor nf Urn euuiiiy uud In the viiry hourmr Hit) Kruutlinl fruit rnlalliK avolloii of lUo uulturt HUlna, or ol tlio wurlil T H 13 MA I L la llm lnrtKt mill lliml nowapnpiir liiikllKliiiu III Jni-kaoa iiutinty, II iiluliti n circulation t ua) mill bucka tlio uhhuHIoii with tlio uiii dnvll mi tUo oppnalto ooruar ol tbla pugo fcAAAAAAAAAA PROFESSIONAL OABDB. (JOLVIO & CANNON Will urnolliw In nil Omirla of llm nUI ami In II, ft. Iloun fur UUlrlotol oniiloli onico ovor Hunk uf MwUora A, 8. BLITON, u. . cummumionmi, mmii itrr or oiikoon liomnatoari and Tlmbor ljind fillnga mid uroola made. Tiiailinony liikon In Uud nou. tout civjcn. OMce wltli Madtord Mill. Medford, Oregon yt L. CAMERON, I'llYHIUIAN AND HUWIKON Ofsce In Hamlin llliwk Mndfonl, Oregon Jlraldoa III Mr. Hi) Urool'a realdomo (JLAR1CNC1C W. KICENE, I'HVHIMAN AND 8UIKIKON Office III Adklm lllock Hertford, Oregon GEO. F. KINO, UOVKnNMK.NT LAND I.OOATOtt ' Medlord, Orogon Can, locale parllea nn valuable timber or egrt oiniura (lend Wrlto mo for full Information Omacwim V. M.HIiiwut rani catale eg.nl J, D, PHIPPS, D. I). S., OOloea In Adklna block, adjoining llnaklna' Drag niuro alodlord, Oregon JJR. II. N. BUTLKIt, OBTKOPATHIHT Hooma I and i, Opera Hound blank, over Hlrang'e Uru Store. Ki animation. Iron Medford, Oregon Q T. JONES, COUNT HUKVKYOH, Aa or all klndanf Hurraying promptly done. The County Surveyor oan give you tho only ' 1 "uf"- Hartford, Oregon J JAMMOND & NARREGAN ATTORN KYH AT LAW Orson In Stewart Blk. Medford, Or. KIRCHGESSNER, PUYBIOIAN AND BUItOKOH, Ventral Point, Oregon. Madtord orhoe-Unlley llnlldlng. Wednoaoay and HuinLjf,ll:50lo II a. m., on and arte . April 10, 'W. J, 8. HOWARD, BUKVEYOIt AND CIVIL KNOlNtKB D. . Deputy Mineral Hurreyor (or Ibo Slate .of Orogon. ronlornoeaddroii: Medford, Oregon. V B PICKKL, ' . rUYSICIAN IAND BIJKOAUM, , ' ofBoe houta-ll Uilia. ra. audi :ao to 8 p.m. X lUy Laboratory Examinations p.tO to W&. Offlcar Hankln lllock. Mndford. Or W. I. VAWTan. Proa. II. r. ADKiHa, VPros O.R.LINULKY, Cneblor. Jackson County Bank ...CAPITAL, $50,000... MEDFORD, OREGON Loan money on approved security, reoelvo de posit aubloot to obook and irnnaut a gonora banking liualneaa. Your bunlnoea aolloltod... Oorreaponrtenla: Ladd a lluab, Halom. Anglo Callfonila lank, Ban Kmnolaco. Ljdd a ' TUton. Portland, Oorbln Unnklng Co., N. Y, li. E. AHKirir, J, II. Htewaht. Vlco Prenldent. M. L. Ai.ronu, Aanl. Caabtor. f reaiaoni. J. B. Bmtaht, Oaablor. The Hedford Bank Mcorono. OncooN Capital, $50,000.00 k General Banking Business Transacted 8T00KH0LDKK8 J H. Htownrl, H. B. AnUeny, K. II. Whltobend, CO. lleiikmnn, llnraoo PollonJIen llaylnond, .lamca I'olloii, W. H . Ilradaliaw, J. K. Knynrt Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. ' Tbl.a bropiiniMon contitlnH all of tho dlBOStJiiil.rt nnd (llndstH nil kinds ol "food, Itulvoalnstiuiu relief unci novot fnlUtocuro. Ifciillowsymi to oat all ' tho food you want. Tlio most soimltlva etomiiclm can takolt. Hylta uso many thousands of dyspeptics have beon t cured after ovorythlmr olso failed. It prevents formation of i?us on Ihosloni" nc.h, rollovliiB ttlldlBtreHsartoreatliiB. DIotliiK uiiiiecosHivry, l'loiwuiit to take It can't help , but do you good fl l,ronnroiloiilylyR0.1)KVnT.V(10.,lliiRa . 'Xbu II. bulllu vuuti!:!us M llmuij VUo OOu, Uo. VOL. XIV. FIUJ1T LAND VOO'V Hltili-1l iitirtiH.HO uuroft In oijUIvhiIoh: baUnco Urufh. I'ulr houne, barn and out' imiiiiliiKH. iflviiiK wntur irum 14 ftcnm Nubdml to uIiuIih, uvra uiHid uruhurcl liuid. Duly I'rlua VALMCY MOMIO-inuiri) iruot adjolittiiu iiun. itiiiuit iiouho nnu uurii.. 15 uuroa nwMi iruiv mnu, 91 mm. a dicu l.mjiii for Hoimunio UHA1N ItANCil-HMiitcrfM In mtunro, All In cultivation. Hloli, bluuk Holl, whlrb fruit iiiunulftlin will provo mlnptrd to Irtm, Kulr lutwn out tin bullrilnj( Only two 111II11N rnin town. Tlio pnmntrt crop Hpoukfi for tho iUllty of tho noil, I'rloo o,000. Crop nmcrvod A liKAHKKi:u) ucniK orclinrd luiid nl Iimmi of fooililllri, two nitlott from (fentral Point, all but ubout llw ucrtmof wlilrb 1h tlio vory bcott of fruit Innd. W ncros uf tlmbnr iHnd itoim with tlio plitoo. An oxcolli)tit7-rooin dwollltiK Umnn Ibiiiiiiii uiiu MunLiirnii , uriu uitin itiiufw. viifvti inrii mm drunnrj'. nww w nlitid. iiinokrliouHo und oiitliulldlnuN. Two woIIh of lino wutor. Kntlro 0 pliK'd vlHllfln froni roHldorioo, A uronl bsrffulu nt fiMtu. Crop .nworvod ThU In tlio pcor of any fralt locution In jRoktton county j f HOLME A BROS CENTRAL POINT i r a r nit r-rfct? We have the Fordyce Threshing Outfit For Sale Cheap. Some of I you farmers better buy it, or you won't get your grain J threshed this year I HUBBARD BROS. jfc Medford, Oregon ' ? 'l-.-Aa.va- .--a-a-m-a--aa.v.-.-Av.'va-n "j Ha. New lumber Yard Rough and Dressed Lumber .. Fir and Pine Shingles Ruitlc and Flooring Three Year Old. Thoroughly Seasoned. Medford Oregon Tarn prepared to furnish all kinds of HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC. First-Class Goods. Gull and see me 7tK Street ' ft iiv Bedford. Machine Shops Boiler and Engine repairing a lecialty. Second hand Engines, Boilers and Pumps Bought and Sold EXPE11T MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS Gasoline Engines and Spray Pumps on Sale MULT & COOK, MEDFORD PLANING MILL, MEDFORD PLANING We manufacture Doors, Sash, Estimates furnished on Store soft wood . Contracting and Building Mill on North D Street I MPnpnpn Advertise In THE MAIL and get good results , Fine job Printing a Specialty MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1902. BARGAINS n louiitnlri NprliiK plnrd illront to ronldeiMHJ y IU loll nil from (Jontru. I'ulitl. Kvury t ptM), ;np nmorvod Cuntrul Point town fillo. W ucfti In oultlvn' a nrrrMTrirrvr $ THE MORTAR DlUG STORE, 0. H. HASKIN8, 1'rop .N.tMiM. m tmi u.i r Druga, patratMrdlnnca, Booka, Biatloncry PAINTS mat OILS Clgara.Tobancn. Toilet Artlol.a, Kt Praacrlptlona C.rafully Componndad 7th St., Medford. Oregon O. E. GORSLINE & SONS MANUFACTURKR8 OP AND DEALERS IN Yard Pouth of Whitman's Waraaouso Moderate Prices m J. G. TAYLOR. Medford, Oregon 9 1 MILL CO., Proprietors mouldings, Rustio and Flooring and Office fixtures in hard or , OREGON Proprietors mm A OF EVERYTHING North Amorioa is credited with twenty volcanoes. Central America with twenty-five and South America with thirty-eight. Many of these are upon islands. The case of eatangled marriage relationship in Kansas hardly equals the oase in Oregon, where the man m rried the mother of his father's wife and became the fathjr of his own father, and the grandfather of his father's ohildren. Suicides of young women are the order o( the day in southern China, where in consequence of the famine many girls have been sold into slavery. To escape this many are committing suicide. Over six hun dred have done so. Recently eight young girls tied themselves to gether, walked into a river and were drowned. A New York judge has placed a rational interpretation upon the marriage laws by refusing to grant a New York citizen a divorce from his wife because she is extravagant and even committed forgery to 'get money. The judge says when a man takes a wife for better or for worse it is a pretty hard matter to annul the contract. Few people realize that Alaska sends to the United States products valued at 115,000,000 per annum. They consist of gold to the amount of $8,000,000. fish to the amount of 10,000,000, and furs to the amount of $ 1,000,000. The total valne of products brought from Alaska to the United States since its purchase, according to tbe Bureau of Statistics, will exceed 150,000,000. ' Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. "Some years ago I wa one of a party that Intended making a long bicycle trip," says F. L. Taylor, of Now Albany, Bradford County, Pa. "I waa taken suddenly witb diarrhoea, and waa about to eive up the trip, when Editor Ward, of the Laceyville Messenger, suggested that I take a dose of Chamberlain's Col io, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 purchased a bottle and took two doses, one before starting and one on the route. 1 made the trip successfully and never felt any ill effect. Again last summer I was almost completely run down with an attack of dysentery. I bought a bottle, of. this same remedy aud this time ooe dose cured Jme." Sold by Chas. Strang, druggist, a Eil j r- : " - BEARDS AND GLASSES. " ffwo Ornaments That Are Rarely Found Upon Hotel Wnltern. "Ever sec a wnlter wearing glasses?" demanded the Inquisitor. No one could remember, although Just why a wnlter should not be seen with glnse8 as well as any other man wns uot apparent. "It's Just like the wearing of beards," went on the Inquisitor. "The proprie tors of our Important hotels, restau rants nnd cafes will uot permit cither beards or glasses to be worn by their waiters. It Is possible that in some old fashioned family or commercial hotel tho servitors may be found with their noses straddled by optical helps, but you won't find 'cm along Broad way. "Now, this Is a fact worthy of note becauso In every other calling In life the nnmber of persons wearing glusses Is on the increase, nnd even in our schools a considerable percentage of very small children will be found wearing glasses, nnd while', as 1 say, hotel, restaurant and cafe proprietors nre opposed to the glasses, still I hnve seldom found a waiter whose eyes in dicated that he was In the slightest need of them. "You may nrgtte that restaurant wnlters arc generally young men. Grant you that instantly, but all the same thousands of men of similar nge have to wear them in almost every other occupation. "The majority of those servitors commence lu boyhood, nnd the demand of their. vocation causes no Btrnin on the eyesight Consequently thnt may account In a measure for the absence of any necessity for the use of specs. Moreover, the steam from hot viands would render thorn useless probably," NeW York Telegram. , Not Doomed for Ltfe. . 1 "I wits treated for three years by good doctors," writes W.' A . Greor, MoCon nullsvlllo, O., "for piles and fistula, hut, whon all fallud, Buoklen's Arnica Salve oured me in two weeks." Cures burns; bruisos, cuts, corns, sores, erup tions, - salt rlioura, piles, or no pay. 2oc at Chas. Strang's drug store. NO. 36. LABOR'S OWN HOLIDAY A DAY OF REST AND GAIETY FOR THE TOILERS. Forty Thousand Men In Line In the Parade In San Francisco Mayor 8chmltz Marshal of the Day Ob served in Other Coast Cities. San Francisco, Sept. 1. Today labor is the supreme ruler of the city. A reneral holiday ban been declared and ill places of business have closed their loors in order that the men who are' employed may celebrate in a flitting Manned tbe important occasion dear U the American worklngman. All the municipal offices In tbe city ball are closed. The courts have also suspend proceedings, and. In fact, every business house of Importance has granted Its employee a holiday. The grand Labor day parade prom ises to be the most imposing that ha ever taken place In this city. The knights of toll representing every phase of industry will fall into line and march side by side before the ad miring gaze of thousands. Michael Casey of the Water Front Federation has been chosen grand marshal of the day and Mayor Scbmlts will act as president of the day. IN OTHER CITIES. Oakland, Sept. 1. Organized labor will celebrate today with a big parade. Thousands of wage workers will show their patriotism by inarching through the streets. The full strength of the Unions affiliated with the Federated Trades, which Is conducting the ar rangements, will be represented In the long line. Prizes will be awarded to the unions having the largest and most attractive representations. Los Angeles, Sept 1. It Is estimated that about 3000 men and women will be in line when the Labor day parade starts today. Characteristic floats will be the chief features and all of the unions and trades will be represented. It Is said that the parade Will be much larger than upon former occasions. At the conclusion of the parade trains will be boarded at tbe Arcade depot for San Pedro, where there will be speech es and other entertainment, including a great lobster bake. San Jose, Sept 1. San Jose will Bee its greatest Labor day demonstration today. There will be thirty-five unions or about 3000 men in line for the parade In the forenoon. In the after noon there will be games and bicycle relay races for tbe coast championship at the lark. The whole will conclude with a ball in the evening. Business generally will be suspended. San Diego, Sept 1. The labor unions have finished all the detailB for today's parade. Seven hundred to 1000 men will be in line, representing the seventeen labor unions connected with the Federated Trades Council of the city. ............ ; , ,.- Santa Rosa, 8ept. 30. Big prepara tions have been completed for the cele bration today. .- There wlll be a pro cession in the morning, a basket picnic at noon and games and literary exer cises In the aftternoon. The affair will conclude with a ball at nlgnt England May Retaliate. London, Sept 1. The approaching expiration of the time limit for the completion of the Atlantic shipping combine is arousing the British presB to all sorts of speculation regarding J. Pierpont Morgan's ultimate plans. The promised statement of the pre mier, A. J. Balfour, on the reassem bling of parliament is awaited with intense interest. The statement has been printed that the government plans are complete and that the au thorities are ready to make the effect ive counter move against the Ameri can syndicate. Inquiries in the best Informed quarters indicate t.iat Oils announcement Is not true. Thore is no doubt that Mr. Balfour's announcement will Include a scheme for a direct, last service, in which the Canadian Pacific railroad probably will participate, but not, as originally plan ned, as sole promoter and beneficiary. The indications point more and more to the drawing together of the Atlantic lines outside of the Morgan combine. t- A Farsou's Noble Act. "I want all the world to know," writes Kev. U. J. Budlong, of ASbaway, U. I., "what a thoroughly good and re liable medicine I found in Electric Bit ters. They cured me of jaundice and liver troubles that had oaused me great sunerlncr lor many years. Dor a een ulne, all-around cure they excel any thing I ever saw." Electrlo Bitters are the surprise of all for their wonderlul work In liver, kidney and stomach troubles. Don't fail to try them. Only 50 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed by unas. Strang, aruggist. Cloae Reiemblence.' "Contentment," said Uncle Ebcn, "is a mighty fiuo thing. But do trouble about it is tint it Is kin' o' halid to 'Htliigusu f'ttm plain laziness." Wash ington Star. -Tho Mail has the news. CIRCULATION ' 220O: Till! MAIL haa It, and Ita poblluher Is not afraid to awear to It . 8TATB OT OHEOON, l bounty of Jaokion f " I, A. 8. ulllon, being nritdtilr attorn. -domino aim any that 1 am the Pnbllabfr of Tils MKlirouu MAll. a weekly now, paper publlahed In the oily or Meilford, Jackaon County. Orvaon ; that tbe num. bur of Medford Mafia primed tack week la Mil, and that thla nomuor hu been printed each woek for the naat ' eight months and over, A. S. BLITON Bubacrlned and aworn to before me ' tblmlsl day of July, 11103 , - , ". M STEWART i BP.AI,. V Nnt.,. D..KIIA THE FEMININE MIND. ' Some Men Think Thr Fathom t. bnt Thejr Are Mlataken. A man can very seldom tell what is passing In a woman's mind. He talks with another man, and he can follow bis processes; he gets bis point C view; he can read between tbe llnec he can make a shrewd guess as to how be came to any that or why k refrained from saying 'the other, says the Watchman. But a woman's mental processes ass not those of a man. Her mental ma chinery Is geared differently. You bear what she tells you. You can make In ferences from It. They will be wrong because you do not know bow , an came to say what she did; you do oat have the clew. Try to guess what aba will say next, and you will find tbat you are all at sea. .The man who sans that he under stands woman is himself a womnm. No man can understand a woman. Ba may love her. There may exist be tween his soul and hers that Inde finable and celestial sympathy whack Is the sweetest thing on earth, but ha does not understand her. Her mental operation, her ways C thought her point of view, will always be as inscrutable to bin) as the mental processes of tm angel. Whether wom en understand each other is not qnlto certain. A greater part of the delight that men find in the companionship of women arises from their inscrutability. You cannot measure or exhaust them. Their charmiDg Inconsequence, ' aa It seems to you, will never cease lev puzzle you, and every fresh conversa tion reveals a novelty of attitude r opinion. ' SHREWD VICTOR HUGO. The Qalet War In Which He BnllleJ the Theatrical Managers. Here are tbe methods which Duma -the elder and Victor Hugo employe when they had a new play to offer t the theater. Dumas would write to the director of the Porte St Martin: My Dear Friend I shall brtna; you .on - Monday a play In five acts. I shall neeA Mile. Georges, Mme. Dorval, Bocag Lockroy, Provost and five new scenes. This extravagance would alarm the director, who would put off the produc tion of the play till better days. .Then Victor Hugo would appear anat shyly draw a manuscript out of bJa pocket He would agree to everything. Tbe stock company would play hla piece admirably, since all he wanted was a good ensemble; no new decora tions would be needed nor any change) at all. So the piece would be read, and aa the roles were distributed Hugo wouM say musingly, "Dieu, how fine Freder ick would be in that part!" "That Is true," Horel would murmur, and a few days after he would announce that Frederick .. wa.s,en(ragcd. Hugo wophj then remonstrate, that :this destroyed the eqnlpose of the cast arid Uauoourt, Laferrierc ami MHivUiotbch wonM be o v.i ii" T:i-! : n;ro -would dttarstthe si..e u. scenes, that the pok 11c had tired of, were almost an lnsdtt to these great artists. If Horel showed reluctance at this, Hugo would threat en to withdraw his piece. And so the game would go on, till, little by little. Hugo bad obtained everything he wanted, even to changing the paper hangings in tbe stage boxes. Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind is a poor man, but he says he would not be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm H it cost five dollars a bottle, for it saved him from being a cripple. No external application is equal to tbiB liniment for stiff and swollen joints, contracted muscles, stiff neck, sprainB and rhe matiu and muscular pains. It has alee cured numerous cases of partial paraly sis. It is for eale by Chas. Strang, druggist. . A crowd ' gathered on a vacant lot -In the rear of Broad street Elizabeth. Saturday, to witness the flight of a newly designed airship, or aeroplane, constructed by Paul J. Reid. As the great vessel, which is set on wheels, fluttered and tugged at the guy ropes, ' the crowd fled. In the boat's Btrnggla it rose partly and fell on its side, snap ping off the frail Bide arms. This ended further efforts at Sight Despite) this the craft continued to ascend. '5 ENGINEER'S OVERALLS San Franoisoo, cau
