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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1896)
The Ashland Advertiser. Central Point Pointers. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Published Every Wednesday. Miss Bertha Rippey, of this place, MARCH 27 and 28. commenced a three month ’ s subscrip Monarch of the Amateurs. tion school Monday. E ditor , . . Miss Nora Sidow, who is teaching P ublisher , school in Sam’s Valley, came home Sat Hargrove P roprietor . urday to visit her parents. — TERMS. — Miss Stella Stidham w ill commence teaching her school in the Drake dis Subscription, One Year,................. $.50. “ Six Months,.................. 25. trict on Applegate next Monday. Sample copies mailed freely. Thos. Elliot t has been very low again Advertising rates, Made known upon from the effects of his knife wounds, but Millinery, Pattern Hats, Novelties, Etc. at last report was a very little better. Discounts,.......... application. LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS. Terms to Agents, Miss Dora Rogers, of the this precinct, is teaching a three month’s school at URgT'All ads., notices, etc., when not Forest Creek that commenced Monday. LOCAL SQUIBS. paid in advance, run until ordered out. Miss Allethea Mauzev will teach a Emil Peil, doctor of sick plows, etc. Entered at the post-office at Ashland, three month’s school in Wimer district, commencing the first Monday in April. Oregon, as second-class matter. Remember the Republican primaries next Saturday. At the Democratic primary which met T.P. FISHEK, NE~WSPAPER AD- here Saturday, the delegates elected Miss Lucinda Spencer gave a pleasant vertising Agent, 21 Merchant’s were: S. R. Moore, E. Pleasant and party to a number of her young friends Exchange, San Francisco, is our author Wm. Owens. Friday evening. ized agent. The A dvertiser is kept on Mrs. George Brown, of Eagle Point, tile in his office. White labor only at the Ashland came over on Friday’s stage to remain Steam Laundry. The “ADVERTISER” has tlie Largest ( irrulntlon several days with her daughter, Mrs. of any Amateur Newspaper in the World. The Leap Year Ball in Ganiard’sO}x*ra Wm. Homes. House last Friday night was well at ASHLAND,. . .WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1896. Edward Owens, of this place, was tended and a great success. taken with a severe attack of paralysis a EDITORIAL. Millfeed $12.50 iier ton, wholesale; few days ago, which left him speechless for some time, but w’as some better at $14.00 per ton, retail, at Ashland Mills. this writing. If there ’s a hole in a’ your coats, Hard wood for sale. Leave orders at I rede ye tent it; the A dvertise office. Mr. Wm. Gee, of Sam’s Valiev, is lying quite low with kidney trouble at A chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes, was a dance in the New West the residence of J. B. Williams, of this ern There And faith he ’ll prent it. Hotel last Monday night. —B urns . place. Dr. Offercer, of Eagle Point, was ¡» F or S ale .—Coal, in any quantity. called here Thursday to assist in the op eration performed by Dr. Paterson, the Emil Peil, Blacksmith. attending physician . “ M. ” The farmers are rejoicing over the re Remember us for J ob P rinting . freshing spring rains, and, at present, The farmers’ crops are rejoicing over all things are indicative that this year the spring showers. Normal School Notes. will be one of unusual agricultural pros For quick, first-class service, go to the perity. With agricultural prosperity Satisfaction Miss Lila Sackett, returned Monday Ashland Steam Laundry. •F guaranteed. Mail orders solicited. comes financial prosperity, and money from a short visit at Medford. will l>e more freely circulated, in accord A new side-walk was laid in front of Lecture next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the chapel. Subject: ‘‘The Ganiard’s Opera House Monday. * ance with the wishes of all. Footprints of God in Nature.” Don’t Virgin’s Granulated Patent Flour— fail to attend. seldom equalled; never excelled. The barbers of Ashland have taken a The Bellview Lyceum, instead of hav step in the right direction in requesting It is estimated that there are over ing the next regular meeting Saturday, eight hundred acres of peach orchards a city ordinance to close all barber shops March 28, have decided to postpone the on »Sunday. Heretofore, although a meeting until Saturday evening, April in and about Ashland. Plain washing 25 cents i>er dozen at barber did not want to keep his shop 11, w hen the Band Boys w ill join them and furnish music. The members of the the Ashland Steam Laundry. open on Sunday, he felt compelled to do Lyceum are preparing a very interesting Fish every Friday at Poley & Gris so or his trade would suffer in favor of i>rogram in honor of Roljert Burns. wold ’s. those who did work on Sunday, but as [*he’,e will lx? Scotch songs and recita The regular quarterly Muster and In it will be after the passage of the desired tions and music by Scotch bagpipers. are cordially invited to come out spection of Company D, 2d Infantry, O. ordinance, all must close their shops on to All hear a good program and have a good N.G., will l>e hel<l in tlie Company Ar the Sabbath and the day will be observ time generally. Admission only ten mory in Granite Hall next Friday eve ed the more. cents. Proceeds w ill be used to pay for ning, March 27, at 8:00. a horn for the Band. R. E. P orter . Don’t forget to call around when you To-day is the third anniversary of the want anything in the Job Printing line. A dvertiser . Three years ago, the A d We turn out, without exckition , the Her Fingers Crushed. best work in the city at the lowest price. vertiser was started as a monthly, with abundant misgivings as to its future. In SPRAYING.—M. Crisler & C. Lind The little three years old daughter of sey have purchased a large spraying June, 1895, the monthly wras made a Harvey Roach, a brakeman on the Shas outfit and are prepared to do custom weekly and it W’as issued in the 6x9 size ta division, met with a painful accident work on short notice. until Jauuary 1, 1896, when its former last Friday afternoon. She w’as walking If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you size was doubled and our support has along the sidewalk across the street increased to such an extent that to-day, from her home in the Geo. Markle don’t get half the news. Subscribe. P. T. Dunning, an aged man residing the A dvertiser is, without exception , house and, with her left hand, grabbed the chain of a passing bicycle. The about two miles south-east of Ashland the Foremost Amateur Newspaper in third and fourth fingers were badly on the boulevard, died at his home last the World. We extend our thanks to crushed between the chain and the rear Sunday morning at 8:00 o’clock. Fun all who have been conducive to our suc sprocket wheel. Amputation of the in eral services W’ere held Monday morning. cess. jured fingers was not necessary. Burial in Kingsbury cemetery. Spring " Opening • • Sisters
