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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1896)
The Ashland Advertiser. Published Every Wednesday. CHAUTAUQUA IS IN PROGRESS. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1. ing guilty to the charge, was fined $25. Noah Baer and family, of this place, and Samuel Baer, a brother, of his, are rusticating at the Tolman Springs and enjoying the medical qualities of the mineral water there. A. A. Whiteman and family lift last Wednesday for Tyler’s Soda Springs. Also, E. Pleasant and family are sojourn ing at his place near Prospect, on Rogue river. M rs. Mary Carter and family, of Ash land, were the guests of A. S. Jacobs and family one day last week, and the day following, extended their visit to Lindley Givan, Mrs. Carter’s father, who resides on Butte Creek. * Lew Johnson’8 Colored Minstrels and Jubilee Singers entertained the public here Monday night. “M.” In the w rite-up of the Assembly on first page, through some oversight, Se flonarch of the Amateurs. lah Brown’s “Fulfillment of Prophecy” last Friday afternoon was omitted. Mr. Brown had a large audience, and his ad dress was such that all who heard it felt many times repaid for coming out — TERMS. — on the warm day. Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Dr. Subscription, One Year,................. $.50. “ Six Months,.................. 25. Carlos Martyn made his farewell ad dress, “American Citizenship.” In the Sample copies mailed freely. afternoon, Rev. E. R. Di lie addressed Advertising rates, ) Made known the Assembly on “Pioneers ; Their Work and Wages,” and acquitted himself in Perms "«Agents J application. his usual pleasing, elevating style. The prelude to the evening lecture was ren t^"All ads., notices, etc., when not dered by Prof. I. E. Vining, of the Ash paid in advance, run until ordered out. land Normal, who gave the audience a ! good idea of his ability in the line of Entered at the post-office at Ashland, ; elocution. Frank Lincoln, the Illinois Oregon, as second-class matter. humorist, then entertained the people R ecent D eaths .—Among persons of with “Is music a Failure.” All previous prominence 1 P Tri SHER, NEWSPAPER AD who have died recently are discourses having been deep, abounding vertising Agent, 21 Merchant’s in food for thought, the people were Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Exchange, San Francisco, is our author readily • “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” the most widely appreciative of something light ized agent. The A dvertiser is kept on with the humor on the surface. And circulated and most influential work of tile in his office. American fiction ; and Lyman Trumbull, those who attended the entertainment of Illinois, who serve»! three terms in the The “ADVERTISER” has the Largest Circulation in anticipation of a good laugh were United States Senate, from 1855 to 1873, of any Amateur Newspaper in the World. more than satisfied, for Mr. Lincoln pro and was one of the Republican leaders duced a wholesome laugh at almost in that laxly during that eventful per ASHLAND.............. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1896 every word and movement, and people iod .—Yout h’s Com pan ion. forgot the world in the enjoyment of the Program of Southern Oregon Chautauqua As hour. sembly, July 15-17, 1896. LOCAL SQl'IBS. Prof. Straus, art instructor, delivered , the Tuesday afternoon lecture, “Christ in Art.” Tuesday evening, Mrs. Lay- WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. The demand for berries is now becom ton, of Colorado, produced a small ing greater than the supply. 2:30 p. m .—Lecture—“Is the Bible ■ musical concert on the “seven instru True,” Rev. I. D. Driver, of Eugene. If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you ments in one” Crown piano furnished don ’t get half the news. Subscrilx». 7:45—Prelude. for the Assembly by C. F. Shepherd. 8:00—Illustrated lecture—“The Sun,” Mrs. T. A. Hayes, of Independence, fav Owing to a great rush of work, onr ored the audience with a verv nicely market reports have l>een somewhat Prof. A. L. Colton, of Lick Observatory. rendered vocal solo. Frank Lincoln’s neglected, but they will be thoroughly THURSDAY, JULY 16. lecture the previous evening evidently revised next week. 2:30 p. m .—Lecture—“Crater Lake,” was a great drawing attraction, the Hard wood for sale. Leave orders at building being entirely filled Tuesday Hon. C. B. Watson, of Ashland. the A dvertisr office. evening, the largest numlier of ¡>eople 7:45—Prelude. that had attended any lecture this vear. L arson is the only first-class photo 8:00 — Illustrated Lecture — “The With “The Ludicrous Side of Life,” the grapher in Southern Oregon. He makes Moon,” Prof. A. L. Colton. humorist swayed his audience with the ¡»latino and the porcelain picture. laughter throughout the evening. FRIDAY, JULY 17. According to the thermometer, yes year’s Assembly has been under 2:30 p. m .—Lecture—“The One Great the This terday was the hottest day we have had management of G. F. Billings, and Lesson of Life,” Pres. C. H. Chapman, to him is due the highest praise and in Ashland this year, that instrument registering 102 degrees in the shade. of State University, Eugene. credit. 8:00—Last Night—Grand Concert. Millfeed $12.50 per ton, wholesale; Central Point Pointers. $14.00 per ton, retail, at Ashland Mills. PROGRAM OF ROUND TABLE. Election of officers of the Chautauqua Warm and sultry—a shower would be Association will take place next Fridav. Da? ^session will lie held in the grove refreshing. July 17. at 5 o’clock each day. Papers or ad A. S. Jacobs and his daughter, Mary, Don’t forget to call around when you dresses will occupy thirty minutes and visited relatives in Jacksonville last Wed want anything in the Job Printing line. there will be followed by informal dis nesday. We turn out, without exception , the cussions. The topics considered w ill be Miss Cora Brown, of Eagle Point, is best work in the city at the lowest price. of general interest and the interchange staying with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Evening services of the Congregation Holmes, of this place. of ideas will be beneficial. al church, of Ashland, will be held in Rev. Stephens, of Talent, occupied the chapel, hereafter, instead of in the Wednesday, July 15—Prof. I. E. Vin the pulpit in Jthe Baptist church last large room as heretofore. ing, Macbeth. Sunday morning, and also at four o’ Virgin’s Granulated Patent Flour— Thursday, July 16—Pres. C. H. Chap clock in the afternoon. seldom equalled ; never excelled. man. Subject to be announced. Rev. Jones, presiding elder of the M. A trip was made to the summit of Friday, July 17—Prof. T. A. Hayes. E. church, occupied the pulpit in the Ashland Butte last Saturday by F. II. The above program is that of the M. E. church, of this place, last Sunday J. E. Crow son. They report the three remaining days—July 15, 16 and morning, delivering his farewell dis and snow to be very deep. 17, of the Assembly. They will be course as presiding elder of that church. L arson makes Cabinets for $3.00 per Tom Felon, a young man in the em dozen. crowded full of good things Many of Prof. Merritt, of this place, tak times the value of a season’s ticket can ploy ing charge of his horses at the Fair The date of the “Old Soldiers’ and be obtained from the lectures yet to be grounds, was arrested last Friday eve Sailors ’ Reunion and Encampment” is delivered. It costs but 25 cents to at ning for assault and battery upon one rapidly drawing near—August 11-15, tend any single lecture. Chautauqua Glenn Owens, son of ex-sheriff Owens, inclusive. A jolly good time and a of this place. He was arraigned before grand celebration will be had. “Five will not be here again for a whole year. A. S. Jacobs, J. P., Saturday, and plead days’ Fourth of July.”
