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ASHLAND............... WEDNESDAY. AUG. 19, 1896
L. Pape, of Gobi Hill, Senior Vice Com
LOCAL NO! IBS.
Normal School Notes.
mander.
W. K. Davis, of Medford, Junior Vice
Prof. Berry, of the Normal, has re
Edith Gregory, one of the commercial
Commander.
graduates, is book-keeping for Virgin <& turned from California, and will assist I W. H. Beidler, of Gold Hill, Quarter
Co., and also type-writing for G. F. Bill in teaching the summer school.
master.
ings.
If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you C. A. Stine, of Ashland, Cbap’ain.
J. S. Herndon, of Ashland, Surgeon.
Present correspondence indicates a don’t get half the news. Subscribe*.
James Elliott, of Ashland, Chief of Ord
much larger attendance than last year.
Alien Hildreth has purchased the in
nance.
The enrollment of last year will most terest of D. D. Good in the Ashland
certainly be doubled by the middle of dray line and the business will be con
Millfeed $12.50 per ton, wholesale;
this school year.
tinued under the firm name o! Fox <& $14.00 per ton, retail, at Ashland Mills.
Places are wanted by four young ladies Hildreth.
Remember us for J ob P rinting .
who wish to work for board in order to
Virgin’s Granulated Patent Flour—
The so called “Mazama Excursion”
attend school, having money enough for seldom equalled ; never excelled.
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from
Portland was a general failure ami
tuition and books. Who can come to
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arson is the only first-class photo disappointment.
the help of these worthy young ladies?
grapher in Southern Oregon. He makes
Don’t forget to call around w hen you
Three young men whh to do chores the ¡»latino and the porcelain picture.
want anything in the Job Printing line.
for board, and spend the small amount
A man giving his name as Max H. We turn out, without exception , the
of money they have for other school ex
penses. Here is an opportunity to do a Miller was tried in A. P. Hammond’s best work in the city at the lowest ¡»rice.
court Monday morning on a charge of
vast amount of good.
Oregon Industrial Exposition.
stealing a tent in the Chautauqua grove
The mother of a young lady in Lane last Saturday night. He was fined $25
county wishes to mortgage a house and ami costs, amounting to about $40. lie
The success of the Exposition of 1895
loi in Phoenix for $50 in order to finish went to the county jail in Jacksonville was in a large degree due to the public
her preparation for teaching. She is a to serve out the tine, while for the costs, spirit manifested by the citizens of the
worthy ami energetic young woman. he turned his horse and cart over to M. State and of Washington.
Who can help in this matter?
We collect the best exhibits that can
N. Long, to be redeemed the first of
be
obtained, but can only do so by gen
Small houses are again wanted near October.
The tent that was stolen l»elonged to erous co-operation on the ¡»art of all.
the campus; houses that will rent for
about $5 per month. Who will lie the G. M. Grainger ami Edw. Sutton, who We have live distinct departments—
first man to help himself as well as the placed it in the grove in order that they mineral, forestry, grain and grass, fruit,
school by building such cottages? People might watch and protect property there fish—ami solicit your interest in all or at
least in the one that you can help in.
gave up moving here last year because during the encampment.
Can
we have your assistance and co op
they could not rent property near the
L arson makes Cabinets for $3.00 per eration? We will transport all exhibits
school. Shall it occur again this year?
dozen.
free of charge to this city, and such as
Some man with a large heart drove in
Hard wood for sale. Leave orders at you wish will be returned at the close of
from Neil creek with a ton of good hay the A dvertise office.
the Exposition free of charge. Kindly
and unloaded in the barn on the campus
write me, a postal or letter, if I can ex
The fifth annual reunion and encamp pect your co-operation.
and said that he brought it as a gift to
B. S. Pague.
ment of the old soldiers and sailors of
the school.
M edford , Or., Aug. 15.—The planing
It would be a fine thing for the school Southern Oregon and Northern Califor
if forty such men would drive in with a nia closed in Ashland last Saturday eve mill here belonging to G. L. Schirmer-
load of wood each, and one man with a ning, after a session of five days of horn burned to the ground this evening,
The attendance together with about 60,000 feet of lum
load of straw’ to fill dormitory bed-ticks. pleasant celebration.
this
year
was
smaller
than
that of pre ber; also all of the dryhouses and a
Such things as these indicate to the
authorities of the State that it will be a vious years. The election of officers for stable containing a considerable amount
commendable thing for the coming Leg the next year was held Friday. The of grain and hay. The loss will foot up
islature to make the appropriation of : next reunion will be held in Gold Hili. about $5000, ami is partially insured.
Officers elected are as follows:
This is the fourth planing mill that
ten thousand to this school. It will be
economically used by a people so liberal J. E. Peterson, of Grant’s Pass, Com has been destroyed by lire in this city
mander.
during the last few’ years.—Oregonian.
in support of education.
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