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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
Cou<i<ir Story from White Salmon. SOUVENIR GOLI) DOLLARS A young cougar came into Mrs Olsons' I door yard recently and essayed to catch I some chickens, but Mr*. O. ami sister I thwarted his plans and drove him off. • He returned at night and killed a half 1 dozen or more hen*. The next night ' Mr. Mickelson ami son came to lav for 1 him and walked up to the chicken house 1 with two guns and a pail of milk. The cougar jumped out brushing Mr. M’s I clothes as he went, disappearing in the 1 darkness lieforethe guns could lx-trained 1 on him. lie had beeu to chicken ami ' didn't care for milk, and they forgot to put salt on his tail. Mrs. Olson had a I trap set and caught the rascal the next I night and held him while Chancy Will- ' lams shot him five times, or shot at him, ' 1 forget which it was. Any way Chancy i got the hi<le for shooting.—Goldendale Sentinel. Lewi» and Clark Souvenir Colne Soiling Rapidlv. Suitable lor Mounting n* Jewelrry. Lewi* mid Clark souvenir gold dollars, which sell for $2 each, are proving pop- ular, as was expected »ml the first issue of 25,iMN) coins, w ill soon lx- exhausted,if the demand for the souvenirs continue*. When the appropriation was made for the Fair by Congress, a clause in the bill provided for the coinage of the gold dol- j Jars, the issue being limited to 250,000. j The coins ure of the size of tile gold dol lar which wss formerly current, Ireing somewhat smaller than a dime. They 1 arv different from any other coin ever I circulated in that they have two hemlsor obverses. This was made necessary by the fact that it was desired to give credit on the coin to la»th Meriwether Lewis mid William Clark, the explorer* whose expedition a century ago. m the wordsuf All Niqht Street liqhts. President Roosevelt, "marked the liegtq- Ashland will have all night t street ning of the process of exploration and 'colonization which thrust our national lights now, says the Tiding*. J At the meeting of the city council Tuesday ev« n boundaries to the Pacific." On the »ide ing, the question of arranging for the of the com bearing likeness of Captmn Clurk are the words "United State* of city lighting came up. The recent propo sition of Manager Steele of the lighting America'* and 'fine Dollar." On the other «ide arc tin- jx>rtrait of Captain company offerer! to furnish arc lights on Lewis, the- word» “I^wis-Clark Exposi a 5 or 10 year contract at $0.50 and $0 tion,Portland, Orc." and the date "HMM” each per month respectively for all night TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878—NOTICE Lewis and Clark Centennial. The coin has neither wreath nor stars. FOR PUBLICATION. service, in lieu of the old midnight con International scope is assured to the The sale of the Lewi* and Clark souve United States Land Office. But on u service Roseburg, Oregon. Oct. 6, 1904. Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition tract rate of $5.25. nir cuins is being pushed in varous ways, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with to be held at Portland, Oregon, troni from month to month the company pro the provisions of the act of Cougrees of June 3, hi September, the executive commttteof for midnight 1878, entitled "An Act for the sale of Timber June 1st to October 15, 1905, by President pofleu to charge hereafter the Portland Commercial Club appointed Lands in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada Roosevelt's approval of the act of Cong and Washington Territory." as extended to all ress making an appropriation for the Ex or $8.50 for each light each month for a committee of fifty young women to take the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1*92, all night service. In view of the vote of position, and his invitation to foreign | charge of the sale.The committee met and WILLIAM A. AITKEN. countries to participate Portland’s Expo the people a year ago in favor of muni of Ashland, county of Jackson State of Oregon, it was decided that each member was to sition will represent a total outlay of over cipal ownership of an electric light plant has this day filed in this office his sworn state secure four others (or the committee.giv ment No 6477, for the purchase of the north-east $5,000,000. Though covering 405 acres quarter of Section No. 10. Township 40 South of lam! and natural lake, it will lx- com the council did not feel justified in enter ing the completed committee a member- of Range 3 West.and will offer proof to show that ing into any long term contract. The the land sought is more valuable for its timlieror pact in form, ami the average person will 1 ship of 250. The committee h ) m > adopt stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es ne able to ‘ee ami comprehend it all in a difference between the cost of the al) tablish his claim to said land before the Register few days at moderate cost. The cream of ed a resolution requesting every man in night service and the midnight service and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon, the foreign and domestic exhibits to lx- Iteing so little it was decider! to take thr Oregon to wear one of the coms. The on Monday, the 9th day of January 19l) >. He names as witnesses Frank E. Kincart of made at St. Louis this year will lx- trans first coin to lx- put into circulation was Oakland Oregon. Harry W. Miller of Myrtle ferred to Portland at the close of the all night service at $N .50 |>er month from Creek Oregon: Max W. Luckenbach of Medford sent by the young women to the first The month to month. There are 28 arc lights Oregon and John H. Aitken of Ashland Oregon. Louisiana Purchase Exposition. young lady ill the land, Miss Alice Any and all persons claiming adversely the United States exhibit will lx-moved entire provided for which makes the city’s above described lands are requested to file their to Portland ami installed in building to lx- Roosevelt, who has acknowledged the claims in this office on or before said 9th day of monthly expenditure for lighting now specially erected. This exhibit will lx- January 1905. Courtesy shown her. worth $800,000. In addition Portia: <1 run to $238. J. T. BRIDGES, The immediate object of the Exposi 9-11, 12-23 Register. > will have many features winch w ill not lx- tion in putting the coins into circulation seen at St. Louis, such as exhibit demon December Jury List. strating the life, customs and industries is to realise fund* for the Fair. It is as EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. serted, however, that the coms w ill in a Notice is hereby given to all persons of China, Japin, Hawaii. Silx-ria. Russia. Below is a list of the jurors drawn for few years lx- worth more than their face having claims against the estate of Eliz Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, the Phil • • abeth Ross, deceased, that they must ippines and India. the December term of the Circuit court value, as rarities. The Government The Lewis and Clark Centennial will present the same to the undersigned at which convenes at Jacksonville on Mon coins the souvenirs at their face value, their place of business in Central Point, be the first international exposition under Government patronage ever held on the day, December 12th. and the difference between that price and Oregon, or to Charles Prim, at his office Pacific Coast. It will lx- in every wav a J . E. Bodge Medford the selling price represents the Exposi in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or before six Western exposition. The railroads will months from date of this notice. Jacksonville tion company’» profit. The coins are Chas. Dunford make low rates from Missouri and Miss Dated this 14 day of October, 1904. Gold Hill sold in lots of six for ten dollars, and John A. Harvey issippi river points to Portland, and ex J ohn E. R oss . J. W. Bates Medford storekeepers attracted by the small profit ceptionally low rates will be in effect lx-- G eorge B. Ross, tween Portland and the Rocky Mountain Ashland possible for them, are displaying them in C. H. Pierce Executors of the Estate Elizabeth Ross, deceased. region. Eagle Point their windows. S. B. Holmes Ashland Emil Piel Jewelers are tastefully mounting the Quartz and placer location blanks for RememUr that the Sentinel is the big I'nion coins for scarf pins, brooches. and pen John N. Matney sale at the Sentinel Office. gest paper of its size in Oregon. Barron dants for watch fobs, and in this form J . M. Cook Central Point they are selling rapidly. Geo. Little. Barron D. Kincaid A circumstance that has greatly en Ashland F. M. Grainger hanced the popularity of the coins among I'nion the women is that fact that the proceeds Fred Sturges Ashland John R. Gibson from every sixth coin will go toward a Cold Hill fund for the erection of a monument to J. E. Coffee Mound Sacajawea, the ‘’Bini Woman.” It was Henry Worth Now on display at the Millinery Ashland the "Bird Woman" who accompanied Jesse Houck Parlors of Miss Katharine Chapman, Talent Lewis and Clark on their first journey to Ed. Robinson Jacksonville, Oregon. Barron Oregon. Sacajawea sharer! with the men Geo. W. Dunn Phoenix in the party the danger* and hardships Ered Furry Ashland of the long march, and her heroism on Harry Hosier Central Point two occasions saved the lives of the H. C. Harriott Ashland company. It is natural, then, that the I. C. Dodge Medford N. Langel! women of today should feel a deep in To select from, embracing Ashland terest in the brown-skinned sister who, M. W. Rodgers latest styles and effectsand Roxy next to Lewis and Clark, is deserving of F A. Piel Talent at prices that are right. E. Beeson eulogy. The statue to Sacajawea will be Eagle Point placed in the center of the Columbia A. L. Hasleton Cold Hill Court, on the Exposition grounds. Jas. McDougal Big Butte William 1’erry Cold Hill 11EA RT FLUTTERI N( 1. J. A. Cook Undigested food and gas in the stom Ladies are invited to call and examine her stock. Buy Sheriff Railer, Pat Donegan, A. E. ach, located just lielow the heart, presses from her and savemoney. She sells for cash and you get Reames and Clarence Reames were against it and causes heart palpitation. When your heart troubles you in that 5 cts. back on every dollar. among our sportsmen to take advantage way take Herbine for a fews days. You I of the closing days of quail huntihg in will soon be all right. 50c at City Drug Store, i Southern Oregon, Fäll änd Winter Millinery Large, Complete Stock ONE PRICE—A LOW PRICE—A CASH PRICE
