The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898, September 04, 1895, Image 1

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    The Ashland Advertiser.
Monarch of the Amateurs.
Vol. Ill
AKHLAXD, ORKCOX. WKÜXKMDAY, MKPTKIRKR 4. ls«Ä
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For a kiss that is neat,
For a kiss that is sweet,
Fora kiss elixer-laden,
For a kiss that is long
And a kiss that is strong.
You must kiss an Appleton maiden
— Appleton Press.
TIliM!» OX THE I. IR T RXTI MèUIMH hl» REVOKE
DAMAGE WAS 1XIXK.
YOUNG HOODLUMS.
A niimlcr of young h<*odlumt from
Ashland went out to the Congregational
Church social Friday evening, ami, by
smoking, swearing and other rude cun-
du U. succeeded in making themselves
decidedly disagreeable.
Not content
with this, they threw tones through the
lanterns, cut the ro|H-s u | m » u which the
lanterns were hung ami in various other
ways annoyed those who were trying to
enjoy t helnselvvs.
The names of these particular hood­
lum* are know n to the A i»v» htiski !, ami
any more of this conduct will result in
their publication.
If • vou don't read the A dvkrtiskr , * voii
don't get half the news. Subsvril»e
X«. 16
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HOW THE GIRLS KISS.
MEDFORD’S LATEST BLAZE.
Medford was startled last Thursday
morning by the intelligence that an at­
tempt had l»een made to destroy another
one of her buildings. ami if any town is
excusable f«>r being raised to a pitch of
frvniy and desperation, Medford certain­
ly is.
The object of the fiend*« unsuccessful
attempt was to destroy the residence of
Mrs. J. Bradley, situated a I »out one mile
North of Medford. One o'clock Thun*-
day morning was the time chosen for the
commission of the deed.
That the crime was premeditated ami
a thorough job intended is shown 1 y the
fad that the front porch was made more
easily in flam able l»v the aid of coal oil
ami turpentine ami the blase was started
by a fuse running to inflainable material
under the porch. The fuse living light«
ed, the fellow could make hiinsrll scarce
Indore the house was tirvd. ami, sin-v
there was no one around w hile the fuse
was burning, there would be no noi«e to
waken the inmates, but. contrary to ev­
ident ex jivetations. the lire was discov­
ered and extinguished Indore any
headway was gained.
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The Red Wing girl bows her stately head.
Ami she fixes her stylish lips
In a firm, hard way, and then lets go
In spasmodic little snips.
— Red Wing Republican.
The Winona girl puckers her lips s<>
sweet,
Livs
• her head on his nianlv
• breast.
('lose” her eyes ami gently sighs,
Ami the voting man attends to the rest.
— Winona Herald.
The Ashland girl, with Grecian grace
Ami balmy breath of sweetest scent,
While smile*» adorn her pretty face.
Takes, and returns the compliment.
It is a MONEY
notable fact
all farming in­
IN that
FARMING
terests improve where it is ¡»ossible to
utilize the water that the wells on the
farms w ill }>r*»du<*e.
How tew |»eop)e
ihink of the value of water for irrigation,
and what could la* produced at a mini­
mum cost if it were used. The question
lias liven heretofore how to get the water
to the surface economical!y. ami this has
I »ven accomplished by the use of Gaso­
line or Kerosene <>il Gas Engine, manu­
factured by Palmer A Rev Type Foundry.
405 San some street. San Francisco, Cal.
OBITUARY.
Adam laiddigan died at his home near
Ashland. Monday morning, Septemlier
2, isq.%. aged 29 years.
Mr. laubhgan was wounded by an ac­
cidental gun shot July 2, just tw>»
months liefore his death, and, after
prompt medical attendance, his recovery
was looked for. ami indications were fav­
orable uptoalxmt three weeks ago, when
be began to decline.