The Ashland Advertiser.
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Tuition $6.25, hall board $1.75. family board $2.50 to $3.00, lodging in dormitoiy
Fine winters, pure water, and good society.
The ‘•ADVERTISER*’ lias the Largest Circulation 50c, student furnishing l)ed-clothing.
The
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Sept.
14th.
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ASHLAND.............. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2(1. 1896
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Normal School Notes.
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LOCAL SOI IBS.
Myrtle Granger, of the commercial
Virgin’s Granulated Patent Flour—
department, is book-keeping for J. K. seldom equallyd ; never excelled.
Van Sant, and is holding well the good
Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Meniinger, of the
record of the students of her class.
M. E. church of this place, were given a
Misses Ina ami Olive Thomas, who at pleasant surprise party last Monday
tended the Normal a part of last year, evening at their home, by the members
are teaching in Santa Rosa Co., Califor of the church. About seventy ¡»eople
nia, the former at $500 a year in a grad were present. A nice lap supj>er was
ed school, and the latter at $50 per served. A very enjoyable evening was
month in the country. Both hold Ore spent by all present.
gon State diplomas, Miss Olive receiving I
L arson makes Cabinets for $3.00 per
hers through this school in exchange for
a State certificate given her a year be dozen
fore on completing a Normal course.
The atmosphere about Ashland is very
Prof. Storms is with the throng of dense at present.
people visiting Crater Lake, and will no
Hard wood for sale. Leave orders at
doubt gather something of interest to the A dvertise office.
his class in Geology.
Mr. King, a mining man of Colorado,
Prof. Berry secured six young men for was accidentally shot in the face and left
school while visiting his brother in Sis shoulder with a charge of shot by Mr.
kiyou county, California. The young Hurd, also a mining man and an inti
men will enter school the second term.
mate friend of King’s, while hunting on
Who has a medium he use and lot in Rogue river last Sunday morning. The
Ashland to trade for a house and lot wounded man was taken to Medford for
worth $900 in Marshfield?
I surgical treatment. It is thought that
A man in Drain wishes to make such the accident will not result seriously.
a trade in order to send his children to J. E. Envart, cashier of the Medford
the Normal here, and also get the bene bank, was with the men when the shoot
fit of the winter climate.
ing occurred.
The summer school will close .next
Millfeed $12.50 per ton, wholesale;
Wednesday. Twenty-one have taken $14.00 per ton, retail, at Ashland Mills.
review work in this school. The branch
If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you
es studied are Latin, Rhetoric, General
don
’t get half the news. Subscrilw.
History, Physical Geography, Civil Gov
ernment, Algebra, Geometry, Physics,
We are in receipt of a card from Geo.
Grammar, Arithmetic, Orthography.
Estes, excursion manager, of Roseburg,
F. H. Carter has donated the load of announcing the reduction of the fare to
straw for filling ticks. We have learn the Portland Exposition and return.
ed that the. man’s name who donated The train leaves Ashland Sept. 29, at 6
the load of hay is Taylor. Can some one a . m ., arriving in Portland at 7:15 p. m .
guess the name of the man who intends The round trip fare from this place is
to bring a load of wood?
$8.25, including two passes into the Ex
Many students can not enter at the position and the privilege of returning
opening of the first term, but those who on any regular train scheduled to stop
can do so may consider themselves for at destination, within seven days from
tunate in getting that much the advan- ! date of ticket.
tage.
Don’t forget to call around w hen you
Every county from which students want anything in the Job Printing line.
came last year will send double the num- j We turn out, without exception , the
her this year.
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best work in the city at the lowest price.
I nion Church Service.
A union service under the auspices of
| the W.
T. U. will be held in the
Methodist church i.ext Sunday evening
at 8 o’clock. Subject: “Sabbath Ob
servance,” consisting of short addresses.
PROGK A M.
Music by the choir.
Scripture.
Prayer.............................. Rev. E. E. Stine.
Music by the choir.
What is Keeping the Sabbath?..
............. ............ Rev. E. P. Childs.
Why should Christi ins Carefully Ob
serve the Sabbath?...................
.................. Rev. S. E. Meniinger.
The
Influence of
Desecration
of
the Sabbath on the Young,...
.............. Prof. W. T. Van Scoy.
(¡oil’s Promises to Those Who Keep the
Sabbath,................. Rev. F. G. Strange.
Summary,.................... Rev. G. N. Annes.
Collection.
Benediction.
Presiding officer. Rev.G. N. Annes.
Committee on music, Rev. E. P.
Childs, A. F. Eddy and Geo. Walsworth.
Public Schools.
Schools will commence Monday. Sept.
7. All scholars wishing to make up
work in the High School will assemble
at the High School Building Tuesday,
Sept. 1, at 8:30 o’clock. All who did not
attend last year in Ashland and wishing
admittance to any other grade than first
will present themselves with such books
as they may have at the High School
Building Thursday or Friday a . m .,
Sept. 3 or 4. at 9 o’clock.
The assignment of teachers and list of
supplies for each grade w ill be published
next week.
At the Roseburg field day sports last
Monday, the bicycle races resulted as
fol ows:
F. Clark, of Glendale, won the JJ-mile
race in 1:10.
McClallahan, of Eugene, won the 1-
mile race in 2:32.
Fred Welch, of Grant’s Pass, won th«»
5-mile race in 15 minutes.