®he Ashland ^drrrtbcr
School has begun,
Publlnhrd Every Wednesday.
M onarch
A mateirs .
of the
BREVITIES.
C3TRemember us for Job Printing.
A total eclipse of the moon occurred
last night. “It was out of sight,”—the
moon.
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It pays tn advertise in the right
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The game season is now open and
grouse and quail may be shot until the
first of I>eceml»er.
G. W. Crow son is sale dealer in “Peer­
less’’ fruit paper in Ashland.
I he Normal School o|n»ned Momiav
with an attendance.»! fifty students, and
more coining.
Perhaps you don’t know it, but now is
the time to subscrila*.
P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER AD
vrrtising Agent. 21 Merchant’s
Exchange, San Francisco, is our author­
ized agent. The A dvertiser is kept on
tile in his office.
The pickers and packers employed in
the Stewart |»ear orchards had a general
good time last night, “in the »lark of
the moon.”
Th** “ADVERTISER” ha« the luir<r*t ( Irralatlon
of any Paper of It« <*la»«.
< io to Myer and Gn*gorv for all kinds
of furnishing goods at l«vd rock prices.
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A shland ,
W ednesday ,
kept .
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EDITORIAL.
Ow ing to great rush of work at th»*
opening of school, there were no Normal
School Notes handed in this week.
If those w ho know a first class job
when they see it wish to see a good job
that is a good job, their attention is
called to the covers of the l»ooks of the
pupils of the public schools. The forms
wen* set up by the A dvertiser .
Preparatory for th»* coming Reunion,
the old M»l«!i«*rs have “tried their bund**
at carpenter work ami er«*ctvd a pair of
arches a< ross Main street near Hold
Oregon. When »ieroraU'd, these arches
will form an attractive feature of the
celebration.
< It) ( oanrll Prorerdl
Septemlier 2, 18H5.
A petition signed by sixty-six citizens
asking for a diminution of the cost of tin*
city electric lights from $147 to $85 | m * i
month was leferre»! to the street com­
mittee for investigation am! rej»ort.
We have placed an order w ith our local
dealer. E. A. Sherwin, for a large ami i
A petition reonesting free use of city
complete stock of stationery. The order
water for church pur|M»ses was presented
w ill l>e filled in San Francisco, and when and read, and result»*»! in the allowance
the goods arrive, we w ill I m * in a position
of fr» »* use of city water for drinking am!
to furnish you superior work ami mater­ Imptismal purjtoses but not for irrigation.
ial at l*e<l rock prices.
Th«* street committee reported, that
One of many.
We publish this one owing to coat of O|»ening the street ami
present financial condition of the city, it
on account of it« brevity.
San Francisco, Sept. 1, 1896. w ould not be 1»est to carry out the pro­
I admire the sty le of your pa|M*r very posal to open a street from Matson’s
much and consider it an ideal amateur blacksmith shop, running along Ashland
publication. With the lx*st wishes for creek, am! intersecting Granite street
near Mrs. Blanton's residence.
your paper in the future, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
Bills to the amount of $408 w ere or­
W. E. Jackson. dered paid.