Stationer.
Druggist.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
Druggist.
PERSONAL.
—Miss Jessie Ciint left for Portland
last Friday evening.
—Guert McCall left Sunday to work
on the Crater Lake road.
—Aden Spencer and famdy left for
Dead Indian this morning.
—Mr. ami Mrs. 8. A. Potter and little
daughter went to Pokegama Saturday.
—Mrs. Wm. Nelson left Thursday for
San Jose, Cal., to visit with her daughter.
—Pres. 0. H. Chapman, of the State
University, returned home on Thurs­
day’s train.
—Edward Spencer and the Hum
brothers returned home from Pelican
Bay Sunday night.
—Miss Jessie Matthes, a Chautauqua
visitor, returned to her home in Med­
ford Friday evening.
—Rev. E. P. Childs and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hogg left on a pleasure trip to Pel­
ican Bay last Thursday.
—Mrs. F. Zipsy went to Tolo last
W ednesday evening. From there, she
went to Salem Saturday.
—Mrs. C. A. Wining and children and
sister, Miss Violet McCall, returned
from Boone’s Ranch Thursday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Cowles and daughter,
Mrs. Flo. Otto, went to Smith’s Springs
Sunday, to remain a couple of weeks.
—Messrs. Lincoln Savage and Joe Me
Connel and Misses Bertha Williams and
Gertrude Sutton spent Saturday at the
soda springs.
—Miss Maud Feuson returned from
Portland on Friday’s flyer. After re­
maining in Ashland aliout a month, she
will go to San Francisco.
—James Stewart, of Medford, came
up to Ashland Friday and made the A d ­
vertiser a pleasant call, adding his
name to our subscription list.
—Fred Carter, Henry Galey, Roy
Robley and John McCall left last Mon­
day morning for Klamath Lake and
points in that vicinity on a two weeks’
trip.
—Frank Shiedler, of Medford, a stu­
dent in the Berkley, Cal., University,
arrived in Ashland on Saturday’s flyer
on his way to Medford, where he will
spend his summer vacation.
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That’s the Object Now Days
economize
B uying
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WM. HEVENER.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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UNDER - NEW - MANAGEMENT.
HINflAN, Jr., D. D. S.,
CORNER 4 th AND A STS.
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MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS,
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ASHLAND,
OREGON.
JIBS. R. T. MELLES,
Proprietress.
PAINLE88 EXTRACTION.
BAKERY___
' DR. c . W. BARR,
BREAD . .
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..CAKES
IN CONNECTION
DENTIST,
. MEALS, .
I. O.O.F. BUILDING.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Boarding by
ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY
INSERTED.
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BLUE FRONT
G. W. C rowson is “in it”—the fruit
business—again this year. If you
desire a “square deal” on your fruit
crop (or wrhat there is of it) see him
befo”e completing arrangements for
MRS. W. P. PARSONS.
Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc.
Fresh Eastern Oysters.
For Sale A two-year-old thorough-
.. .. ...... bred Jersey bull. J. D.
B olton , near C. E. Veghte’s brick yard.
—Isaac Moore, of Shake, came over Inquire at the A dvertiser office.
to Ashland last Saturday for supplies.
Mrs. J. E. Crowson accompanied him FOR FIRST CLASS
C»O TO
on his return to visit with her sister, .
Mrs. Moore, for a few weeks.
PHOTOS AT THE
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OPPOSITE CITY HALL
The Larson, .
—Miss Clara B. Frink, of Salem, for­ LOWEST price , .
merly a teacher in the Ashland public
schools, passed through Ashland on
F. L. CAMPS’ OLD STAND,
Friday’s flyer, enroute to Venture, Cal.,
where she has been engaged as a teach­ PPFOSITB JIOTEI. P^BGON,
er.
^SHLAKD,