T he A shland A dvertiser .
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Published Every Wednesday.
Ixxmiis sells “Ashland Butte" lard.
QT* Remember us for Job Printing.
Go to Klutn A Crisler, Central Mar
ket, for clean, pure |»ork made entirely
on cooked feed.
Mr. Bliton, one of the publishers of
the Medford Mail, was in Ashland last
Friday, and made the A dvertiser a
pleasant call.
Don’t fail to read the new ad. of Win.
Hewner’s Grocery at the bottom of 4th
page.
Subscribe.
Klum A Crisler, our leading butchers,
are killing about one hundred corn-fed
hogs |x?r week.
E. B. Myer returned from San Fran
cisco Monday evening,
If vou don’t reati the A dvertiser , vou
don’t get half the new s. Sul»scril»c.
Timothy Riggs arrived from Browns
ville, Saturday, to reside here.
B orn ,— In Ashland, Tueedav, Novem
ber 12, 1895. to Mr. ami Mrs. Virgil
Wright, a 12pound girl.
Call for “Ashland Butte” lard at Win.
Havener's Grocery.
The election of officers of the Ashland
Library Association was held Monday
evening.
It pays to advertise in the right
journal ; this )»aper is the one. Try it !
The chrysanthemum show* held last
week in Granite Hall was well attended
and a success in every wav.
F. T. Fradenburg had the misfortune
to losca team of horses while coming in
from his summer resort last Monday.
flonarch of the Amateurs.
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Terms to Agents,
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Entered at the post-office at Ashland,
, Oregon, as second-class matter.
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ASHLAND, . . . WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1895.
EDITORIAL.
The annual citv
•r election for Ashland
will beheld December 17, this year. It
is aliout time for our citizens to l>e think
ing about whom they want for city offi
cers. Exercise your good judgement,
and do not elect another such marshal
as our present one.
We were informed last week that some
of the job printing turned out by the A d
vertiser was thought to ba work done
in San Francisco, it being so neatly and
artistically executed and so much super
ior to that turned out by the other offices
in Ashland.
Permit us again to call your attention
to the fact that we turn out the liest work
in the city, having the l»est facilitiesand
knowing how to use them, and as for
our job press, we have, without excep
tion, the l>e»t one in Southern Oregon.
Beside our press, those of our competit
ors would look, old-fashioned, small and
insignificant.
Why pay two dollars a year for vonr
local news when you can get the same
news for twentv-iivc
cents? Moral : Sub-
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scrii** for the A dvertiser .
Joe Million returned homo from San
Francisco on Monday evening’s train.
His physicians now have ho|*'Sof saving
the sight of one eye ami part of the sight
of the other.
Mrs. J. II Rankin arrived in Ashland
from Ixtuis County, Washington, Inst
Saturday. Her husband is coming by
team. Thev will remain here a war or
two to see how they like Oregon.