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T-1 9 S V T- -J Do net forget thiil In Uil" i-lcirlHlv. X r.yn and Uilnii" Hi"1" l"0 mull Vou maul niovci 0116 wiiy or Hit . ulliur. Vmir UuhIiiiim ninsl l thr limroano or dituruBMi, oil don't wunt it to do tho Inltnr. It UndoinoniitriUiid tact tlmt ud vurtlHlnn ly.!! V'1"1 In gund mndluni, Tliobimtimcllilm hi HiiulUurii Ornu'in Is Tim Mail. Una simulation of 'JHOO 'miu wn Kuurnlcu lu be in FroTf.n Truth ,1 . raV-iff I rfifri it i ''- ' ' VttOrKBBIONAL OA11DB. II. n. iiun.Kit, OHTKOl'ATIIIHT Kiionii II mill 4, Oprr lloiino Work, ovor J)R J. J. MURRAY,. VK-l'KlllNAItV NUIKIXUN A.NU DBNKIHT (iMdimln ol Amorhmn VaUrlnary t'olloiio Now Yui K Oily. Nu.li l.lvory Blnblo, I'liontt M, Midtord, Oto. (3,T. JONEB, COUNTY HUKVKVOH, u..b.III.Ii.mi UnrvHMliiif nrnfiilillv dona. Tb uoaiuy uurvnyor ami gira juu im lc(.l worn, i -. . nrBimn gNKLI.it HARTSON, ATTOItNEYB AT LAW. Will oistl In ll raurla or lbs itaU Hanilln llulldliuf, Modlord Oregon. AMMOND & NARRKGAN ATTOKNEVtt AT LAW Offloe la Stewart Ilk. Wodford.Or. J), RIRCHCESSNBR. I'HYBIUIAN AND HU 110 EON, Central 1'olnt, Oregon Medford on-it-a-l.ln-.Iloy llulldlnn, Wedpd ml HaiuiiUy.OOlo II ., on and slur April W. 'W. J 8. HOWARD, HUnVEYOIl AND CIVIt EN (JINK Kit. O. Deputy Mlnernl Hurvoyor lor the 8tln ot Oregon. I'oaloraaaadtfroaa: Mndfoid. Oiceon. K. B. PICKKL, rllVIIICIAN AND SIIK'.iWIN, Uhlo hour 11 UilJa. n. kud 1U tn.1 p.m. X-Ky t.atoralory-Kilnalluru IM 10 ORIctl llukla Olock. Medford. Or W.I. VAwrsa. Prrea. II. r. Aomi.ii, V Prot Q. II. UNULEY, Culor. ..CAPITAL. IgvHoeo... MEDFORD, OREGON 1 rasaa oa-aDfiroved Meiirltr. raealva de posit lub)e to ebeek ud trunul a ttntn nkln hu.lnaaa. ; Veaiff haalllftsa RolleHrd..H OorraKpendeaui-lndd Ilium, HnJem. Anfla California Bank, Han rraoolaco. Ldd TUtoa. I'orUand.Oorbtn Uanknx Co.. N..Y. 4. n. enrwAin, . 11. K. Ansiv, President. Vice 1-resMeat. ). B. KVTAnr.Caibler. . Th nvtf nrH Rank : :" w Mnrona. Oaioon ' Capital, $59,000. o A General Banking Busniess Transacted ' DlltlCCTOItB 1 B. Stewart, II. K. Ankeuy, U. II. wtltehead, W , r.Towne. llnnuH) l'elton f viair M. JORDAN'S 4mcat UUSEUU OF INITOUY INI MM KIT IT., SAN PIUNCIM, Ml. fMai KnaaM hna The tartant AnatamlaBl Mkaaaai latkaWarld. nauat atraaNaa at ate flay. A W.nQrUl IIW . WABtaaaaeae. ar anyaaalrmaV ad laa.at,aoatl wlr pairaa ay tha eldut twclnllat aa Uie nail OeaM. btablUMiatyam OR. JORDAN MIVATI IIIEAtTt Uum iht IhnmwarhlV MBft Ik avium with mi I lh f tlrrfa TniiN fltt4 by an Mrt. iimI cir for Rutr. A tL rarf(ri yr far l.ta' risaar aad lril-ilM, Dr, Joraaa'g apfolal palotaM natkod. HTKRT MAW ipllniUttawlHnMtVt very ante tire vmfrfr. ..... , 1 ton.illlaUun rrtHK and Itrletly Iljaata, f Ttaalmanl peraonallr ar By lelttr ARniAOB. Mailmd Fhbb. UraMabla kook lor men.) ikllorwnw DR. I0RDAN It 00., IMI MaiMti.C P. County Bank I GaiuoiH) MawaaT a-f a m r VrlHMilBVi Bjr 11 oMillnitM W J rtnd1t, at vrMl ouratlf wr, to Pot If km to rrnf d lit IrMinffal thi u will A my ftlrur4 ImHaiUt Mil!, bu flrMHnl f NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Tand offloo at nnsoburg, Oregon. Aupiiai 1, 1WJ1. Notlco Ib boroby Hlvun thnt tbo MIIowIiir numoil uottlor linn lllod nntleo ot his Intontlon to tnnku mini proof In mipport or bin olnlm, nnd that nnlrt proof will bo nmilo boforo (Jim Now bury, 0011 nty uloi'lc of JaokHon Cnunly, Or,0K,ni at JaoIiHonvlllOiOroBon, on Ootobor in, 1001, via: : JOSBPIl P. HAW., On his H. E. No. for tbo H'A NW!4, BWU, 800. a2hT. 116 8., K. n B, , Ho namoi) tbo following wltnonaos to prove IiIb continuoua rcnldonoo upon and eultlvntlon or said land, vln . , , Frnuols Tungnlo, Qoorgo noall nnd .lonopb r.'opport, ol Dig llutte, Oregon, and l'blllp It. Ulanloy, of fodrord, Orngon. " j, T. wnuGss, RoglHter. VOL- XIII. I Bridge, Beach Si COa's I SUPERIOR STEEL RANGES, COOK STOVES and HEATERS I UNCQUALLED for ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE, DURABILITY People who have used them will buy no others MEDFORD AQENTS, yayyyv rw-wwwwvi ayya Just from the East did you say? Thou perhnjHi you doii'tkuotT that SNOWY BUTTE FLOUR r..i,.a iiro.fi .nli 111.1. Iinl1. your ne.Kiibor, oliu kitowH. The rarnn flaky, moist, delicious, beautifully while loaf thnt tho bent Spring wheat can produce, i A TIiiii'h becnUHO wt) blend the fouthill ond the valley wheal iu the 4 i right proiKirtions. J a-avK. avav.'av vfWV. VVaVfV VVej- MACHINE AND GENERAL REPAIR SH01 Machine ropuiring a specialty 9f 9f t Second Hand Engines and Steam Pumps Brought and Sold Bicycle Cones and Axles Made to Order 9 ?! ?J ?J H.1I.GA0LT, I. A. WEBB, Dealer In Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper Tba Lantnit and Best Selected stock of furniture, carpets, wall paper, window ehailcs and house-fitrnlehlDK goods to bo found any whero in Southern Oregon. Undertaking Goods kept oa hand. Ploture framing and upholstering. 8eye nth ;8t reet , M ed f 6 rd Oreeofi v New Lumber Yard TV Rough and Dressed Lumber Fir Rustic and Flooring Three Years Old. Thoroughly Seasoned Medford, Oregon If You Build Or think of building this spring; we can furnish you with Doors, Sash, Muoldings, Flooring, Rustic and all Mill Products Manufactured right at home at the IN. B. BRADBURY PLANING MILL THE HEDF0RD MAIL for JEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, 1 I1 S t t Or i i t J. BEEK & CO. tnllrtl.a IIBm.1 in tTintri. A W J Proprietoi O. E. GORSLINE & SONS VANUPACTUnERS OP AND DKAI.E1IS IN and Pine Shingles Yard South ol Whitman's Warehouse THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, G. H. HASKIN8, Prop HMI 4NTTHIN0 IN THK LINI Of ... - Urugs, Patent lei lien. Books, Stationery, PAINTS and -OILS Cigars, ToIiappo. Toilet Articles, Ktc ' Presontjitlons Carefully Comnonnded 7th St,, Medford, Oregon . Medford,, Oregon Fine Job Work. JfML OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, AN ANARCHIST TRIED TO KILL OUR PRESIDENT. ANARCHIST CS0LG06Z TAKEN INTO CUSTODV. Pmalilcnt Nlrlree l Culm Ilia KnrKd ru,l-Crlr of "l.ynell Jl ml" Mra. Mckinley ltur (tin Hlmuk Ml til I'or lltuila flfifttfira Ar HoperuL niilTAl), Sopt, 0. Prenl'lent MoKin luy wita iiliot, ami ncrlouitly wounded by a would bo iiBNHHfilu while holding a re ception In (ho Trtuple of Music at tho Pun-American grounds a few minutes after 4 o'clock thin n I ternooii. One nhot took effoct in (he right breast, the other ii I lie nbdoinun, Tho first is not of a serious nature, nnd the bullet hnsbeeu rxrneted. The loiter pierced the abdo iuln.ll wull nnd has not been located. - Tho wonld-bo Bfisussin carried out the work without a hitch. The iirealdout, HioukU well guarded by United Stales secret service detectives, won fully exported to such nn attnrk ar occurred. He rtood at tho edgo of tho mlsoil duis upon which stands the great pitm ornn at tho e.ttit side of the mag. niflceut struc ore. Tnrongs of people rnsainax r m kim.kt. crowded iu at tbe various outrnuces to gaze upon their executive, perchance to clasp his band, and then file their way oat in the good-uatnred mob that every minute swelled and multiplied at the points of ingress to and egress from the building. Upon ' the president's right stood John O. Milburu ot Buffalo, president of tho Pan-American exposition, chat ting with the president and introducing ( him csneciallv to persous of note who nnn'tt,hr.-.:iI4ion the "nresidout's left stood Swrorarv Cortelyon. It wa:i shortly after'4 n.- ni. when ons of the A LITTLE OF The United States has 10,000 more mileB of railroad track than all Euiopean nations combined. Japanese florists have succeeded in cultivating a rose which IooIcb red in the sunlight and white in the shade. The average woman has about forty miles of hair on her head. Women with fair hajr usually huvo the most. .. The United Kingdom gets, on an average, 33 inches of rain in a year, Europe generally 26 inches and North America 40 inches. Mount Cents tunnel is the most i-emurkable etruolure of the kind in the world. It is a little Icbs than eight miles long and cost 1(3,000,000. There are three varieties of the og that never bark the Austral ian aitieo, tne ngypiian snepueru or, and the "lion headed" ' dog cf Tibet. During tho last eighteen months mote than (15 national banks, with aggregate capital exceeding $2,- 000,000, have been organized in Texas. A vessel oan sail from the At lantic ooean to the head of Lake Suporior without ever leaving . Ca- adian waters. The distance is 220 statute miles. ' In 1880 100,000 bales of cotton 1901. HO. 37. tlirong tlmt surrounded the presidential party, a modiuin-sheed man of ordinary appearance and plainly dressed iu binck, approached, as if to greet the president. Both Secretary Cortelyon and President Milhurn noticed that the man's hand was swuthed iu a bandage or handker chief. Roports of bystandors differ as to which "liand.;- He worked his way amid the stream of people up to the eilKO of iho dais until he was within two feet of the paestileut. - President MuKiuley smiled, bowed and extended his hand lu that spirit of geniality the American people so well know, when saddeuly the sharp crack of a revolvor rang out above the hum of voices. Thcro was an instant of nl mat complete silence. The president stood stock mill, a look of hesitancy, almost of bewilderment, on his fate. He then retreated a step, while a palor began to steal over his features. Then came a commotion, Three men threw themselves forward as with one Impulse and sprang toward the would be assassin. Two of them were United States secret service men who were on the lookout, and whose duty it was to guard against just snch a calamity as had here befallen the president and the nation. 1'lie third was a bystander, a negro, who had only an iustant previ onsly grasped the hand of the president, lu a twinkling the assassin was borne to the ground, his weapon was wrested from his grasp, and strong arms pinioned him down. I The president, after the first shock of the asKUiu' sh it, walked steadily to a cliuir anil MKitcd himself, at the tame time rt'innriiig his hut ami bowing bit head in hi hands. In .an instant Secre tary Cortelyon and President Milbnn: were nt his side. His waistcoat was hurric.llv opened, the president mean while admonishing those about hi-.u to remain ca'ui, and telling them not to be ahiimeil. "But von are wenuded," cried his secretary; "let urn examine." "No. 1 think n.'t,"aiiswurcd the prosi dent. "I am not badly hurt, I ussure vou." Nevertheless his garments were has tily loosened, ami when a str.am of crimson was teen to wiuu its way down his breast, their worst fears weit voufumed. The president was taken to ihe X.obiiuij hospital, wheuce he was reuiiivml 10 I he home of President Milburu. W lien the news was broken to Mrs. McKinley she bore Ihe shock remarkably well and dispUye I the ut most foriitnde. The doctors are hopeful that the presi dent will recover. At police headquirter, where the Driaoner had been taken, aery of "Lynch him!" was raised, but the police drove the crowd back. Hit name is Leou Czoleou. Be states that he is an anar chist, and that he became an entnusias. , tic member of that body througu me .iufluenco of Emma Goldman, whose writings he had read, and .whose leo fur'es ha had list.-ued to. InFted the Lancashire mills a whole venr. It is said that the same amount would nm feed the Linca shire spindles less than a week. The directors of the Canadian Pacific Railroad estimate that tbe grain crop of the Canadian North west will reach one hundred million bushels this year. Without tbe bamboo China would be well nigh helpless. The bamboo provides them with many varieties of food, is manufactured into dress goods, paper, furniture, ships and houses. The largest block of granite ever quarried is being UBed in the con' struction of Beaohy Head light bouse, England. It weighs 1,400 tons, is 68 feet long, 20 feet wide and 14 feet thick. Denmark has a peculiar law, When a drinker is so drank as to require medical attention the doc tor must be paid by the proprietor of the tavern where' the patient se eures his last drink. Oklahoma will soon be 600,000 strong and entitled to admission to the Union.' She would have two congressmen, which is more than Delaware has after 125 years' of membership in the Union..' . The New Zealand government has, during the la6t six years, bought back from Iho original su tlers 32-1,000 seres of land. This land was used originally Tor sheep runs, but is now farmed by 1,630 families. . . When a flash of lightening is a mile away from the observer it takes I Printing la both aa art and a scienfe. Ad art la the beauty and symmetry of tbe flniftbed work aod a 0aI eoc tntbe oxactieflfof th de Uiln which go to mahe up the . flnlHhed whole To do artUtlo printing reiulrea Rood matorJaJ, new type faces anaoaroful,RkIll . ful workmaoflhtp. Tns Mail Job Printing department turns ouLihiitnlaMnf wort. muioer. if you are In need or any bind of . prfntlnt, from aealllnff card to apoftf.nr, (rive ns a cnll and you wlu get a job tbat Is neat, tasty. UNe-Date five eeconds for the sound of tb tbunder to reab tbe waloher'e ear.. Thunder has been heard a distance f fourteen milee.fc Artillery fire has been heard a distance of ono bnn Ired and twenty miles. , In the Atlas Mountains of North, em Africa thsre) are goats which climb trees to browse on tbcT oliage. . Dine of them have been (eon BlandV ing erect on Jbranches thirty feet? from the ground, while others were azily reclining ?on bongbs aently. rocked by the wind, Tbe most famous warships of the - American navy are" represented byi miniature models at tbe Buffalo ex position. These eame'modelB were - exhibited in the government build ing at the Omaha expedition. The model of the battleship Maine Ib- :closed in a' glass case and the woodwork painted a dead black. A machine that will do the work of thirty expert mathematicians is- being constructed by the govern ment in its scientific instrument hop on Capitol Hill in Wasbing-- ton. It is to be an improvement on an insUr.mei.t in use in the;.- bureau of the const surveywhicb' has chbrge of calculating the tides. ' A thief litely arrested In Madrid. carried a concealed e), clric battery- his right hand. He wonld approach a man i during bis hand' friendly fashion. If the man. responded by clapping Ihe out- -stretched hand au overpowering shock was the result and tbe thief would get through bis work and. away before the victim recovered. William Jerome, the song writer,. is negotiating for the. lease of the Comiqne theater, on Broadway, New York, and if he pec u res it, it will establish there a permanent- otnpany, composed entirely of' negroes. J he beet colored actors. and actresses obtainable will be-' ngaged, and Jerome expecte the enterprise lo. prove -a big money maker, catering wholly to colored. oeople, There is a little s'ock ranch down- on Box Elder creek, -aear. Silver City, in South : -Dakota cwned by- Aiiflrnef Pprprspn' whW.li In th finis. ' stock farm of its kind in the conn- -try. Mr Petersen raises beavers fo their fur, and it is "said that his crop next year will make him thou-, sands of dollars: There-is scarcely . -any expense in raising these little j animal-?, and, as they are not' subj ect to any of the diseases se com- -mon to the ranch stock, the losses are very small. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After.1 Thirty Years of Suffering. "I suffered for thirty years with dikr- rhoea and thought I was past --being-? cured," saya John 8r Halloway, of'1 Frenoh Camp, Miss.- "I 'had 'spent so -muoh time and money and euBored so much that I bad given up all hopes- of rtcovery. I was so feeble from tho eN fects of the diarrhoea that I could do no kind of labor, could not even travel but by accident I waa nermiUad to Anrfi a bottle of Chamberlain's Colin, flhnl.. era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirely cured of that trouble. -1 am so pleased with tho rosult that I am, anxious that It be in reach of all who suffer as I have." Fbr sale bv Chas. Strang. A gist. Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at this office. ENGINEER'S OVERALLS BtiaarMnWar San FRANoiaao, Cau '