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The Ashland Advertiser.
nonarch of the Amateurs.
VOL. IV.
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1896.
CO. D, O. N. G., ON
THE RIFLE RANGE.
Nothing
100, 200 AND 300 YARDS.
BETTER PREPARES YOU
FOR THE DAY'S WORK
THAN A . . . .
* Nice
i Tender Steak
p
Purchased of - -
KLUn & CRISLER,
- - dealers in • -
J Fresh and Cured f]eats,
HAIN STREET,
Official and Correct Report of Scores Made by
the Members of the Company.
For the past few weeks, Co. D, O. N.
G., has been engaged in rifle practice on
the range north-east of town. The citi­
zens of Ashland have always taken a
great interest in the organization, and,
as a means of giving the public some in­
formation regarding the work of the
Company and of creating further inter­
est among the memlærs of the Company,
at the request of Captain J. L. May, we
publish the following report, which will
lie corrected weekly :
R iflemen .
Two Doors North of the Post Office.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
POLEY & CO.,
Points possible, 75. Points required in
qualification, 45.
Private W. Y. Crowson,............. ... .58
Sergt. A. C. Dixon,............................... 57
“
F. M. Carter,..............................57
Q. M. Sergt. A. E. Hildreth,................ 56
1st Sergt. W. C. Grubb, ....................... 55
Private Chas. Bolton,............................. 55
Sergt. W. B. Pracht,............................ 53
Corpl. H.C. Galey,............................... 53
Private Walter Denny,......................... 53
“
W. W. Hevener, .................... 52
“
B.C. Smith,............................... 52
2nd Lieut. J. E. Thornton,....................50
Private I. W. Bish,................................. 50
“
H.C. Emery,............................. 49
“
O. W. Fox,................................. 49
“
John McCall,..............................47
NO. 22.
Ashland Exhibits Wanted.
O regon I ndustrial E xposition .
T he E ditor :
It is necessary for us to have your as­
sistance in order that the people of the
State may help us make the collection
of Oregon products, and will you kindly
publish as much of the enclosed circular
as you may deem necessary, and urge
upon your readers to send us samples,
so your section may be represented in
the exposition.
I would be pleased to have you an­
nounce that vour office will be pleased
to receive and forward exhibits.
We desire samples of everything, and
will return any exhibits that may be de­
sired. In sending exhibits, send by
freight, rail or boat, marking packages
“Charges Collect, Exposition, Portland,
Oregon,” and also mark the place sent
from and person sending. Correspond­
ence is invited. I hope for co-operation.
Very truly yours,
B. S. Pague,
Chn., Com. State & County Exhibits.
(Portions of the circular referred to in
the above communication will be found
on one of the inside pages.)
Investigate and be Convinced.
At the present time, when low prices
prevail, the farmer, orchardist or vine-
OEALERS IM
yardist who handles his routine work,
as well as his crop, the most cheaply
and expediently, is the man who show’s
the best profit for the year. It therefore
follows that since the Ajax Coal Oil Gas
Eggs, Flour, Feed. Grain.
Engine is the latest, best and cheapest
¡lower obtainable, that Palmer & Rev,
F irst C lass .
|| FRUITS.
San Francisco, Cal., are in a position to
II VKtiHTABLFS, FTC.,
Points possible, 75. Points required in help you add materially to the net profit
qualification, 30.
of your ranch. Investigate and be con­
A. Millsap’s Old Stand,
Corpl. S. F. Ward,............................... 42 vinced .
Private E. Cort hell,................................ 41
MAIN STREUT,
Advertised Letter List.
“
B. E. Spencer,........................... 39
---- ASHLAND. ORE.
* “
B. A. Spencer,........................... 37
List of letters remaining uncalled for
Capt. J. L. May, ................................ 37
in
the Ashland, Oregon, Post Office,
UNDER - NEW - MANAGEMENT. 1st Lieut. E. O. A. Sutton,.................... 34 August
17, 1896:
♦ Pvt. Otto Miller,................................ 33
“
W.C. Armburst,...................... 30
Adams, Mrs. L.,
Kline, Mrs, A.,
CORNER 4 th AND A STS.
Inahman, Chas., Supton, S.,
S econd C lass .
»Sherwood, A. M.
* Private D. R. Matthews..................... 28
Persons calling for same will please
“
H. H. Gillette, .................... 26
say
“advertised.”
* “
F. A. Foster,............................ 26
* “
S. F. Foster,............................. 22
W. H. B runk , P. M.
* “
Chas. Rose,.............................. 21
Humorous.
* “
Fred Ulen,................................17
* “
F.B. Grubb,............................ 14
“Well, I swan, Billy,” said an old far­
* Corpl. F. B. Martin,........................... 12
BAKERY-^ breap ?E s
mer
to an undersized nephew who was
* Private F. A. Strange,........................ 8
visiting him, “When you take off that
IN CONNECTION
• • cakes
♦Partial score. Not practiced at all ’ere plug hat and spit two or three times,
ranges.
. MEALS, .
there ain’t much left of you, is there?”
T hird C lass .
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
A grocer in Washington advertises
Men who have not yet practiced on the
that he has “whisky for sale that has
Boarding by the Day, Week or Month.
range.
been drunk by all the presidents from
18 men remaining in this class.
Gen. Jackson to McKlinley.”
.Groceries. Poultry,
T he A dvertiser . . .
One Year,
ONLY 50 CENTS
•
Six flonths, 25 Cents.
“Patrick,” said the priest, “how much
The above is a correct report of the
hay
did you steal?”
result of Co. D’s rifle practice on the
“Well, I may as well confess to your
range for the season of 1896 up to Mon­
riverence
for the whole stack, for I am
day, August 17.
going after the rest to-night.”
J. L. M ay , Captain.