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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1895)
coio »•«»»•• a » c « oaia«« <•> MAIO» t«OM*l »»V'Hi» W»»O» (jem Cigar Store, OPPOSITE city hall O. W. VAUPEL, Fin« Cigar* and Tobacco*. . Proprietor. Confectionery, Etc. »••I AflK««U« A»B HIK« M<A« SOOOt ua * oi All !M ItAO Mi o» iwaoavao. <av *tav <■« oo«««t<c c«4Aaa. I f you buy youh Drugs, Medicines and I Stationery -------- OF — ~ . SHERWIN,. You can always depend on for your money. true value NOR.TAL SCHOOL NOTES. Ashland Public School*. Mr. Savage, of Grant’s Pass, entered Report of principal of Ashland Public Schools for month endins Sept. 28, 1895. school Mondav. Ntimkr of «lave taught, 20. Mr. Cornutt returne«! Friday after a Number of holidays, 0. short visit in Dunsmuir. Days of attendance, boys 4516; girls Raphael luing entered school Monday. 4885; total 8901l,.. He is taking special studies. Days of absence, boys 205k» , girls 168; George Henriot l»ecame a student of lota1’373 S Cases of tardiness, boys 87; girls 63, the Commercial department Monday. total 150. On account of the increase of students, Whole numlier enrolled on register, two buses are run to and from the build I m » vs 250 ; girls 246; total 496. ing. New scholars, bovs 250; girls 246; total Rev. E. P. Childs, Mr. D. Walrad and M. the Misses Duncan amt Holmes visited Average daily attendance, 445. the school last week. Per cent of attendance, 96. Number of visitors, 89. The Tennis Club was organized Mon Cases of corporal punishment, 0. day. The foot ball is still at rest dream Tardiness ol teachers, 0. ing of the kicks and cuffs to come. Davs absence <»f teachers, 0. The students and the teachers received an invitation toalleml the “Ladies Fair” THE MARBLE HILL ERA is a 4 ¡»age Friday night. We all enjoyed ourselves • weekly pa|*vr, choke full of choice immensely and appreciate the kindness reading, only 25c per year. F«»r unique« shown us on that and on various other ness and originality it cannot be beaten. occasions. Sample copy free. We are constantly hearing compli John S. Smith, Pub. Marble Hill, Ind. ments on our “College Yell,” for all of which we are very thankful. The latest one was some one rushing wildly into Department of Music the street shouting, “dog fight! dog tight! ” just after we had strained every • Of • muscle to make the • veil a srnvess. State Normal School. Any time during the noon hour, one Those wishing to take music, either van see stray flats ami sharps and notes the ceil piano, vol«» or organ, can Bee Miss of all descriptions dying up Thomas, the teacher, at the Normal ing and against the walls and windows building or at her boarding place, Mrs. of the practicing room of the Normal White’s, corner First avenue and Spring School Band. Keep at it boys, after a street. One hour lessons, 50 cents. I a » s - while, perhaps, two notes will strike the sons given at the sch<»l or at the homes same place. of the students. The girls have lieen pondering over the recent absent mimledness of the boys, but could find no reason for it un til the “Normal School Breezes” kindly gave their assistance. They were spell- bound with admiration. Please resume At the Advertiser office. your old style of hair dress, girls, you Best work in the city. are imposing upon the boys. loh Printing! • • •