í Over-Work Weakens
Bright’s Disease.
Your Kidneys.
The ¡Arrest sum ever paid for a proven pt ton
Unhealtbv KUncís Make Impure Blood.
».snds in San Francisco Aug 3). 1901
The transfer Involved in coin and stock till.-
Al! the blood in your body passes through
imXi and vas paid by a party of business men
ior a specific for Brirbi’s Disc a»« and Diaoeies your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
hitherto incurable diseases.
blood purifiers, they fil
They commenced the serious investirsiton of
ter out the waste or
the spec tic Nov. IK 19JU. They interviewed
impurities in the blood,
scores of the cured and tried it out on its
if they are sick er cut
merits by putting over three doteu cases on
of order, they tail to do
the treatment and watching them. They also
their work.
go physicians to name chron’c, incurabl
Pains, aches and rheu
cases, and administered it with the physician
matism come from ex
forjodgts. Up to Aug. 25 sighty-seven per
cess of uric acid in the
cent, of the test cases were either well or pro
blood, due to neglected
gressing favorably.
kidney trouble.
There being but thirteen per cent, of failures,
Kidney tre able causes quick or unsteady
the parties were sa'isfled and closed the trans
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
action. The proceedings of the inves.igating
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
committee and the clinical reports of the lest
over-worki.ig in pumping thick, kidney-
eases were published and will be mailed free
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
on application Address J ohn J. F cltow C o .
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
if you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty-
cent and one-dollar siz
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail tiun» <.f s.unpBox
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney o: bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when ..riling Dr. Kilmer
St Co . Binghamtort. N. Y.
Silas el Day
JACKSONVILLE
Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent.
Abstracts made to Titles of
Lands.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
all Kind drawn ip espeelallv peris.nlce i<
»tv scttlexent of eslate«
Accounts Solicited, Prompt Remittance.
MONEY LOANED.
lnvstment securities a apeeiau>. Jaczsor
□ounty Scrip bought and sold
have a complete set of maps of all survejed
■ anda in this county, and receive Abstract»
monthly from Roseburg Land Office. Je Land
Department«'-.' the O. dt C R. R. and the State
Land Department at Salem of all new entries
made I am taa prepared to make oat home
stead papers and can save to part es the ex
pense of » trip to the Roseburg land office
; have a Number of Fine Farm s and othei
Desirable Propertv In my bands for
dale.
On Jellies
preserves and picklee. spread
a thin coating ot
Pro-no l reply made to all letters. Charg
es in accordance witb ’be rimes
Refers, by perm:-sion, Hon. H. K. Hanna
judge of’.ne 1st Judcial District, and to any
oosiness house tn Jacksonville
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cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on the stom
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In a w->rd this tells of the passenger ser
vice via
The North-western line.
Eight train« run daily between Chicago and
St. Pau). comprising me latest Pullman
8 leepers Pe< rless Dining Cars, Library aud
Jbaervatlon Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars.
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tTME ¡WTH CSNTURY TRAIN runs every day
cf the year.
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line between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapo
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W H. M iAD,
H L. SISLER,
General Agent,
Traveling Agent.
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A FRIGHTFUL RECORD.
Death-dealing forces
have
made a frightful record this
month. Ex plosions,earthquakes,
waterspouts, tornadoes, wars,
etc., have mercilessly sacrificed
thousands of lives.
First and
foremost was the earthquakes in
the French and British West
Indies.which destroyed over 50,-
000 people. Several hundred
souls perished in the explosion of
the steamer near Cairo, on the
Ohio river, recently. The explo
sion of cars of petroleum, near
Pittsburg the other day killed
several hundred. A Texas cyclone
whirled through Goliad Sunday,
killing nearly a hundred persons
and wrecking the town.
A
Minnesota waterspout drowned
several persons in Preston Sun
day night and destroyed consid
erable property. Near Knox
ville. Tenn., a coal mine explo
sion killed three hundred miners
Monday morning. A gasoline
tank exploded in a furniture fac
tory ir Pittsburg, killing two
and injuring several men: A
hurricane raged the forepart of
the week in India, killing many
jK-ople and destroying valuable
projierty. Most of these casual
ties are recorded on the front
page of one of our exchanges.
. Sprinkled among the other tele
graphic news is an account of a
' fatal storm in Dakota, an earth
quake shock in San Francisco,at
tempted assassination in Russia,
a whole family murdered bv a
jealous lover in Florida, two
New York ferries meeting in acol-
lision, and some minor events of
the same order.
When we add to these horrors
other incidents of the month—
strikes, murders, suicides, acci
dents and many other events
the reader will readily recall, we
have an alarming list, one that
makes us pause and think, if of
nothing else, at least of the fact
that we are far removed from
these death-dealing, destructive
forces, and have that much, any
way, for which to lie thankful.
No Loss of
Time.
A. P. ArmLrtnf, LL. B., -’rinclr .l
A practical, progressire school, conspicuous
for thorough work, with hundreds of gr duates
in positions an bookkeepers and Meno rapli .-rs.
Already proud of a high standing •.. her» vet
known, it steadily grows better an
better
Open all the year. Students admitted rv time
Private or class instruction. Learn what aud
how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogue free.
The only line operating a weekly personally
Conducted Tourist Excursion Car between
Portland and Chicago change via the World’«
Greatest Scenic Llne.maklng close connection
Boarw of Directors
—•
at Chicago In Union Depot for all points East
rally Standard Sleeping car between «alt
D P THOMPSON, PRESIDENT
Lake City. Denver and Chicago Buffet, Libra
ry smoking cars between Pueblo. Denver and D SOLIS COHEN - - DAVID M DUNNS
Chicago Thebestand most reasonable din
ing car service between Pueblo and Chicago.
If you are going to Kansas City, Omaha. Des •‘Tell Me
Moines. Ch cagoor any place east, you should
Pretty Malden”
reboot the
Are there any more railroad» line the Denver
A Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western Per
haps. Possibly— but hardly any to compare
with tbe magnificent scenic attractions aud
eforc purchasing a ticket. Ask your nearest
the unequaled triple dally train service of the
eket agent about it, or write for folders and
Rio
Grande Route. It 1» tbe only route pass
ny Information desired. A E. COOPER.
ing directly through quaint and picturesque
Gen'l Agt., Portland, Or.
Salt Lake City. Through Sleeping and Dining
Car Service to Denver, Omaha. Kansas City,
St. Louis or Chicago Personally conducted
TOTXT A..
excursions every week. For literature, time
The Kind You Haw Alwin BougK tables, rates or Information apply to J. D
Mansfield. General Agent. 1*4 Third St, Port(
i land: Geo. W Heintz. Assistant Genera
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City
Great Rook Island Route
Wealways have and expect
to continue to lead in
We have u f<>w
the
Fashionable
Footwear
(venuine Army
Sewed Shoe
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Representative of Jackson County
J. A. THOMAS,
of Medford.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Representative of Jackson County
C. P. SNELL,
of Medford.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
Joint Representative—Jackson
Douglas Counties,
D. M. BROWER,
of Ashland.
and
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Commissioner of Jackson County.
H. RICHARDSON,
of Trail.
F<r C'leik of Jackson County,
WM. ABBOTT,
Of Pfcœnix,
Regular Socialist Nominee.
Ft r Recorder of Jacic>un County,
MARION L. HARTLEY,
of Medford.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Assessor of Jackson County,
R. MESSNER,
of Gold Hill.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Surveyor of Jackson County,
R. W. KENNEDY,
of Unipn.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
of
TAYLER
Hie only practical Foot Fitter and
elusive shoe dealer in Medtord.
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CHILDREN'S AND BOY'S SHOES
AUTOMATICALLY FITTED.
Infanta’ Keet specially cared for.
For Representative,
WM. A. CARTER,
STATE
For Governor:
WM. J. FÜRNJSH. .
of Umatilla)
-
Rejiublican Nominee.
R. S. BEAN............................. of Lane For County Treasurer.
For Se< rd ry of State:
MAX MULLER,
F. I. DUNBAR. ...............of Clatsop
For Treasurer:
Cf Jacksonville.
C. S. MOORE .................. '>t Klamath
Rejtublican Nominee.
For Attorney-Genera):
A. M. CRAWFORD.......... of Douglas
For Representative,
For Supt. of PutilicInstruction:
J. »1. ACKERMAN .. of Mjltaotnx
J. D. OLWEI.L,
For State Prioter:
Of Ceti tra) I’oint
J. R. WHITNEY................... of Linn
For U S. Senatui :
Democratic Nominee.
T. T. GEER.......................... of Linn
Joint Représentai ive—Jackson
and Douglas •kiuntier:
M. HANSBRoUGH of Roseburg
For State Senator:
E. V. CARTER.................. of Ashland
For Representative«:
W. A. CARTER .......
.of Gold Hill
CLINT E. STEWART ..of Medford
For Sheriff:
ALEX ORME.............. of Foot* Creek
For Clerk:
M. L. ALFORD ................ of Medford
For Recorder:
P. APPLEGATE... .of Central Point
For Treasurer:
MAX MULLER ........ of Jacksonville
For Assessor:
R. G. BROWN........ ..of Eagle Point
For Commissioner:
J. PATTERSON................... of Talent
For Coroner:
DR. M. F. SHAW............. of Ashland
For Surveyor:
GARLT. JONES
of Medford
State Committeeman—
T. CAM EBON................. Jacksonville
Congressional Committeeman—
H. D. KUBLI....................... Applegate
County Central Committeemen--
A. E. KELLOGG,Chairman,Gold Hili
F. D. WAGNER, Secretary. Ashlaod
For Assessor,
WILBUR A. JONES,
Of Pooh Bah.
Democratic Nominee.
For Representative,
MILES CANTRALL,
Of Applegate.
Democratic Nominee.
For County Treasurer,
D. IL MILLER,
For Attorney General,
A. M. CRAWFORD,
Of Roseburg.
Of Gold Hill
For Supreme Jud»{e:
Regular Socialist Nominee.
For Treasurer of Jackson County,
J. A. SMITH,
of Medford.
cams «
>0—great bargain.
For Ladle» and Gentlemen.
Regular Republican Nominee.
For County Commissioner,
HARVEY RICHARDSON.
Of Trail Creek.
Socialist Candidate
For Sheriff,
ALEX. ORME,
Of Foots Creek
Rejiublican Nominee.
For Suru-ytff of Josephine County.
H. C. PERKINS,
< f Grant 's Pa*».
< f Grant s Pass.
Republican Nominee.
COUNTY.
For Stale Senator,
J. W. WILEY,
of Medford.
Regular Stcia'iit Nominee.
WASHINGTON STREETS
To those who suffer from cnl*i-ged
the SeamloHM Shoe.
J.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
t or Sheriff of Jackson County,
GRANT RAWLINGS,
of Central Point.
PORTLAND, O”.F.rON
Fitter,
DISTRICT.
Regular Socialist Nominee.
rARK AND
TAYLER
I have sold Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be out of coffee
and sugar than it. I sold five bottles
of it yesterday to threshers that could
go no farther, and they are at work
again this morning—H. R. PHELPS,
Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will be seen
by the above threshers were able to
keep on with their work without
For Assessor of Josephine County,
losing a single day's time. You should
For Congress—1st District:
keep a bottle of this Remedy in your
W. H. FALLIN,
home. For sale by City Drug Store. THUS. H. TONGUE....... of Hillsboro
For Congress—1st District,
B. F. RAMP,
of Roseburg.
a
For Flic Ladies.
Democratic Nominee.
For County Commissioner,
HENRY H. TAYLOR,
For County Recorder,
P. APPLEGATE,
Of Roxy Precinct
<If Central Point.
Democratic Nominee
Republican Nominee.
For County Judge of Josephine,
For Sheriff,
J. II WILLIAMS,
of Grant’» Fa«».
Of Eagle Point.
Repu bl ica n N om i nee
Democratic Nominee.
For County Clerk,
For Superintendent of Public
Instruction,
W. A. WANN,
JOHN S. ORTH.
of Lane County.
Of Jacksonville.
Democratic Nominee.
For Sheriff cf Josephine County,
T. Y. DEAN,
Regular Democratic Nominee.
For County Judge of Josejihinc
County,
of Grant’s Pas».
J. O. BOOTH.
Of Grant's Pa»».
Democratic Nominee.
liemocratic Nominee.
For County Recorder,
ORIS CRAWFORD,
Of Oold-flill.
For County Surveyor,
GARE T. JONES,
Democratic Nominee
Of Medford.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY BLACKMAN
of Morrow County.
Republican Nominee.
For Clerk of Josephine County,
JAS. A. SLOVER,
Regular Democratic Nominee.
For State Senator,
R. P. NEIL,
of Grant'« Pan.
Regular Democratic Nominee.
Of Medford.
Of Ashland.
For Joint Representative Jnck
son and Douglas Counties.
Democratic Nominee.
Democratic Nominee.
JAS. M. HANSBROUGH,
of Roneburg.
For State Senator,
E. V. CARTER,
For County Assessor,
R. G. BROWN,
Of Ashland.
Of Eagle Point.
Republican Nominee.
Rejiublican Nominee.
Republican Nominee.
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