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« A New Idea for d Work-Baq. CIGARS TO BURN Since the sewing fail his l>een intro duced the smart girl has snlaitituteil a flowered silk work-lmg for her reticule, which during the summer days she often carried for holding her handkerchief and fan. An easy-to-niakc anti charming-to- look-at work bag. anil quite the correct thing to carry one's work in w hen attend ing a sewing afternoon, is made of some ! pretty flowered silk, with embroidery- , luxq»s for the handles. To make such a bag, seven eights of a yard of the silk will lie needed, and a pair of enibrodery- ! hoops. The silk is shirred to the hiaips, 1 which are first covered with ribbon one and one-fourth inches wide. Alxiut four I and one half yards of riblx>n will lie re I quired. Bows of ribbon add to the pretty 1 effect of the bag, and a number of girls have sewed either to the bottom or the ' side of the bag a flat silk sachet made I with their favorite perfume. In making . a bag of this sort one pair of embroidery- hoiqis will answer perfectly, even though one hapjiens to lx* a trifle larger than the other.—December Woman's Home ' Com ¡«anion. Lewis and Clark Souvenir Coin» Selline Rapidly. Suitable lor Mounting as Jcwelery. Ia*wis and Clark souvenir gold dollar«, which sell for $2 each, arc proving ¡x>p- ular, as was cx|>ected and the first issue ALL OFTHE POPULAR of 25,000 com«, will soon la* exhausted,if the demand for the souvenirs continues. BRANDS, ALSO TO When the appropriation win made for BACCOS AND EVERY the Fair by Congress, ii clause in the bill THING DESIRED BY provided for the coinage ot the gold dol lars, the issue being limited to 250,000. FASTIDIOUS USERS The coins are of the sue of the gold dol OF THE WEED. lar which was formerly current, being somewhat smaller than a dime. They are different from any other coin ever circulated in that they have two heads or obverses. This was made necessary by the fact that it was desired to give credit on the coin to both Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, the explorers w I iom - expeditton a century ago, in the words of President Roosevelt, "marked the Ix-gin ning of the process of exploration anil colonization which thrust our national CALL ON THE NEW FIRM, boundaries to the Pacific." On the side of the coin bearing likeness of Captain Electrical Chimes At Ihe fair. Clark are the words "United States of Electrical expert* are at work upon an America” and * One Dollar.” On th« other side are the portrait of Captain extremely novel feature for the opening exercises of the Lewis and Clark Centen Lewis, the words “Ixtwis-Clark Exposi TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878—NOTICE nial Exposition on June 1, next. The tion,Portland, Ore." and the date "1904" December Jury List FOR PUBLICATION. The coin has neither wreath nor stars. f scheme is to have President Roosevelt, at | United States Land Office. The sale of the Lewis and Clark souve Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 6, 1904. Washington, touch a few keys and set in I Notice is hereby given that in compliance with nir coins is lieitig pushed in varous ways. the provisions ot the act of Congrees of June 3, Below is a list of the jurors drawn for j motion the chimes in the towers of the , In September, the executive commute of 1*78. entitled 'An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada the December term of the Circuit court j Government Building at the Exposition the Portland Commercial Club ap|>ointcd and Washington Territory," as extended to all which convenes at Jack sonville on Mon -I The chimes, 300 feet above the water I a committee of fifty young women to take the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, , will play "My Country 'Tis of Thee." day, December 12th. WILLIAM A. AITKEN, charge of the sale.The committee met and I of Ashland, county of Jackson. State of Oregon, J. E. Bodge Med ford The sound will carry a great distance it was decided that each member was to has this day filed fn this office his sworn state Chas. Dunford ment No 6477, for the purchase of the north-east Jacksonville 1 owing to the fact that the Government secure four others for the committee,giv quarter of Section No. 10. Township 40 South John A. Harvey Gold Hill Building is located on a peninsula in ing the completed committee a member of Range 3 West.and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or J. W. Bates Med foni Guild's Lake, half a mile from the main ship of 250. The committee also adopt stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es C. H. Pierce Ashland . land. Arrangements have already been ed a resolution requesting every man in tablish bis claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregou, S. B. Holmes Eagle Point i made to have President Roosevelt touch Oregon to wear one of the coins. The on Monday, the 9th day of January 190-'>. He names as witnesses. Frank E Kincart of Emil Piel Ashland 1 a button that will set in motion the ma- first coin to tie put into circulation war Oakland Oregon, Harry W. Miller of Myrtle John N. Matney Union l chinery for the Western World's Fair, sent by the young women to the first Creek Oregon; Max W. Luckenbach of Medford Oregon and John H. Aitken of Ashland Oregon. J. M. Cook Barron and it is thought there wilt be no diffi young lady in the land, Miss Alice Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their Geo. Little. Central Point culty in arranging for the additional Roosevelt, who has acknowledged the claims in this office on or before said 9th day of D. Kincaid Barron feature of the chimes. January 1905. courtesy shown her. J. T. BRIDGES, F. M. Grainger Ashland 9-11, 12-23 Register. The immediate object of the Exposi Fred Sturges Union Leader of Women’s Papers. tion in putting the coins into circulation John R. Gibson Ashland is to realize funds for the Fair. It is as A fine selection of glassware at Nunan- The November number of “The Twen J. E. Coffee Gold Hill Taylor Company’s to be sold with baking serted, however, that the coins will in a power at no additional charge. Henry Worth Mound tieth Century Horne” is a superbly illus few years be worth more than their face Jesse Houck Ashland trated magazine and its contents, for in value, as rarities. The Government A CERTAIN CURE FOR CROUP. Ed. Robinson Talent terest and variety, are on a par with the coins the souvenirs at their face value, Geo. W. Dunn Barron artistic side of this new and ¡xipular per and the difference between that price and When a child shows symptoms of croup there is no time to experiment with new Ered Furry Phoenix iodical. Some prominent features are the selling price represents the Exposi remedies, no matter how highly they may Harry Hosier Ashland “Some Fancy-Dress Balls in London,” tion company's profit. The coins are be recommended. There is one prepara H. C. Harriott Central Point “Electricity as an Aid to Housekeeping,” sold in lots of six for ten dollars, and tion that can always be depended upon. “Women Who Toil,” and “The Homes I. C. Dodge Ashland It has been in use for many yearsand has storekeejiers attracted by the small profit N. Langell never been known to fail, viz: Chamber Medford of George Elliot.” This is not taking I possible for them, are displaying them in lain’s Cough Remedy. Mr. M. F. Com M. W. Rodgers Ashland into account the fiction, which includes their windows. pton of Market, Texas, says of it, “I F. A. Piel Roxy a charmingly illustrated story by Flor have used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Jewelers are tastefully mounting the ence Wilkinson entitled “The Gipsy coins for scarf pins, brooches, and pen E. Beeson Talent in severe cases of croup with my child ren, and can truthfully says it always A. L. Hasleton Eagle Point Queen,” as well as stories by Howard dants for watch fobs, and in this form gives prompt relief.” For sale by City Jas. McDougal Gold Hill Markle Hoke, Toni Masson and Harriott they are selling rapidly. Drug Store. William Perry Big Butte Prescott Spofford. “The Twentieth Cen A circumstance that has greatly en J. A. Cook Gold Hill tury Home” is primarily a magazine for hanced the popularity of the coins among women with large interests in life, who the women is that fact that the proceeds endeavor to make something of them NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. from every sixth coin will go toward a selves, and therefore it gives considerable Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. fund for the erection of a monument to Nov 10, 1901 Office one block south of Courthouse Notice is hereby given that the following- attention to means of commercial activity Sacajawea, the "Bird Woman." It was home. This JACKSONVILLE, • • OREGON named settler has filed notice of his intention to within and outside the the "Bird Woman” who accompanied make final proof in support of his claim, and month we note at least four articles of that said proof will be made betore John S. Orth, County Clerk, at his office at Jacksonville, Ore., this nature, "Why Women Fail In Busi Lewis and Clark on their first journey to UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. on Feb 21, 1905, vir. H F. No. 9065, Charles Oregon. Sacajawea shared with the men Filings and final proot made on homestead* Hofer, for the lot 3 of Sec. IS. T. 39 S. R 4 W. ness,” by Elizabeth M. Giltner; "Is Work and timber claims. Corrected plats showing in the party the dangers and hardships He names the following witnesses to prove his all vacant lands. continuous residence upon and cultivation of Inimical to Beauty?” by Mrs. Wilson of the long march, and her heroism on said land, viz: James Rock, Sr., James Rock NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER. Bookbinding for jr.. Dick Rock and John Beckner all of Apple Woodrow; "Artistic two occasions saved the lives of the Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special gate, Oregon. Women, ” and "A Woman ’s Farm." attention given to papers in settlement of J. T. B riixiks , company. It is natural, then, that the estates. The desire of every woman for ¡»ersonal 11-1«. 12-23 Register. women of today should feel a deep in ABSTRACTER OF TITLES, details is gratified by sketches of Mr.and Most complete set of abstract books in the terest in the brown-skinned sister who, Mrs. William Faversham in their Surrey county, Abstracts made promptly and ac EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. next to Lewis and Clark, is deserving of curately. Notice is hereby given to all persons home, and Julia Cooley, the extraordin eulogy. The statue to Sacajawea will la- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. having claims against the estate of Eliz ary child-poet, now only eleven years of Fine list of country and town property for abeth Ross, deceased, that they must age, but already occupying a place on placed in the center of the Columbia sale and rent. present the same to the undersigned at library shelves. Richard Le Gallienne Court, on the Exposition grounds. MONEY LOANED. their place of business in Central Point, Warrants bought and sold. Collections made Oregon, or to Charles Prim, at his office has written a very sympathetic and ap Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply HEART FLUTTERING. to all letters. Charges reasonable. in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or before six preciative account of her personality and Undigested food and gas in the stom months from date of this notice. work, while Elia W. Peattie does the ach, located just below the heart, presses Dated this 14 day of October, 1904. REFERENCED same for Rose Cecil O’Neill, the popular against it and causes heart palpitation. J ohn E. R oss . Hon. H. K Hanna, judge of 1st judicial dis illustrator. The useful and home help When your heart troubles you in that G horgh B. Ross, trict. and any Jacksonville business man. way take Herbine for a fews days. You Executors of the Estate ing departments are up to their usual will soon be all right. 50c at City Drug Fine job work at the Sentinel Office. Elizabeth Ross, deceased. high standard. Store, COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH CANDIES, CANNED GOODS ETC. WE ALSO HANDLE BAKERY BREAD & SHULZ. I SILAS J. DAY
