The Ashland advertiser., August 12, 1896, Image 3

Druggist.
Stationer.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
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Druggist.
Program ot the Reunion.
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(The following is the
program
of the entire week, including that of
yesterday and to-day.)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11.
Post will meet at 12 o’clock sharp, at '
12:30 the Post, Co. D ami Battery A will
march to the depot ami receive visitors
and march to camp where all will regia- i
ter and In? assigned to quarters.
EVENING.
8 p. m .—Camp fire and concert.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12.
6 a . m .— Reveille.
7 a . m .—Breakfast.
8 a . m .—Surgeon’s call.
11 :30 a . m .—.¡rand parade and review.
The procession will form on the Plaza
ami march to the depot ami return pass­
ing through the grand arch. They will
be reviewed by the officers and dismissed
on the plaza.
2:30 p. m .—Address of welcome by C.
B. Watson. Resj>onSe.
3 p. m .—Address by Hon. T. II. Tongue
to the old soldiers.
That’s the Object Now Days.
economize
B uying your
^WM. HEVENER.
PERSONAL.
—W. II. Brunk left Monday for Jenny
8 p. m .—Camp tire led by I). C. Sher­ creek, to spend a few days fishing.
man, commander of the G. A. R., de­
—The family of J. D. Loucks returned
partment of (Iregon.
from the Tolman soda springs Monday.
9:30 e. m .—Taps.
—D. H. Jackson and J. K. Van Sant
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13.
are taking an outing in Klamath county.
6 a . m .—Reveille.
7 a . m .—Breakfast.
—Ray Satchwell’s'mother arrived in
8 a . m .—Surgeon’s call.
Ashland from Newburg on last Sunday’s
10 a . m .—Co. I), O. N. G., will execute train.
the various military manouvers.
—Guert McCall returned home last
2 p. m .—Discussion of the financial
Friday from working on the Ashland-
<1 nest ion.
Klamath Falls wagon road.
EVENING.
7 p. m .— Decorated bicycle parade.
—B. F. Reeesr left for Pelican Bay
8 p. m .—Camp fire.
last Sunday, to join the outing party of
9:30 p. m .—Taps.
Grant Crary and Fred Hogg.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14.
—W. E. Jacobs, J. R. Norris and W.
Business day.
B.
Pracht returned Sunday from Crater
9 a . M.—Choos’ng a place for the next
reunion. Election of officers and dispos­ Lake. They made the trip out in two
ing of such other business as may come days.
More the meeting.
—Miss Carrie Herrin, who has been
2:30 p. m .—Discussion of the financial visiting in Ashland for some months
question.
past, returned to San Francisco last
EVENING.
Sunday.
8 p. m .—Camp fire.
9:30 p. m .—Taps.
—G. A. Fitch, of Portland, came down
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15.
to Ashland on last Saturday’s train. He
Welcome to Mazamas and a general returned Sunday, accompanied by his
good time.
daughter, Miss Clara.
This program will lie carried out as
—G. M. Grainger returned Saturday
far as practical on the camp grounds.
with his crew of men from the Ashland-
N otice .—All having railroad receipts Klamath Falls road. They report the
must have them countersigned by the road, as far as worked, to be in tine con­
adjutant
before
they
can
get dition.
the reduced rates.
—J.E.and Ernest Crowson returned
Brin. C. A. Hitchcock, of the Ashland home from Shake last Wednesday eve­
Public Schools, gave a reception to the ning.
Miss Martha Moore returned
“Class of ’90” last Monday evening at with them, to spend a few weeks with
his residence in the northern part of Ashland friends.
town. All but one of the members of
—August Micklesen, one of Ashland’s
the class were present.
Interesting
manufacturers
of boots and shoes, left
games were played, refreshments were
serve!, and a most delightful time was yesterday morning for Portland, on his
had all around. The party broke up Rambler bicycle. He will remain in the
city about a month.
about mid-night.
EVENING.
groceries
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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office :
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ASHLAND,
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INSERTED.
Marriage Paper.
Ladies’ ads free. Gents’ ads Jo cent a
word. Everything confidential. Send
5 cents for copy.
CUPID’S ECFIO,
(S ta . T) 15, B oston , M ass .
With the Humorist.
“Buy a trunk, Pat,” said a dealer.
“And why should I buy a trunk?” re­
joined Pat..
“To put your clothes in,” was the
reply.
“And go naked?” exclaimed Pat;
“Not a bit of it!”
Mother—To little girl—“Why, Cooko,
I am ashamed to think you should let a
little boy kiss you at the dancing school.”
Cooko—“I couldn’t help it mamma.
You see Freddy and I were dancing the
polka. Freddy had to stand up close to
me, and all at once his lip slipped and
the kiss happened.”
Dear summer maiden, I would say
The nicest way to woo
This season, is to swing all day
In a hammock built for two.—Bikes.