Druggist.
Stationer.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
—Druggist.
Bookseller.
City Council Proceedings.
7, 1896.
lUVllil^. —
-- Present;
1 lUfVIll ; «J
Regular meeting.
J. . P.
Dodge, Mavor, r, D.
_ F. Fox, C. B. Crisler,
C. H. Gillette, C. II. Vaupel: Absent;
W. B. Million, W. J. Schmidt.
Usual monthly reports of City officers
-read and placed on file.
The resignation of B. R. Willits,
Street Commissioner, was read to the
Council, and on motion of C. H. Vau-
pel, seconded bv D. F. Fox, was accept
ed, ami he was instructed to d?posit
with the City Recorder any Ixjoks and
paper? that he may have belonging to
the City; also to turn over any such
tools ami implements to the Street Com
mittee.
The following bills were approved and
ordered paid:
To Eiectric Light Co., street lights for
................111.').50
August,....
“ C. P. Jones, August salary,... . .50.00
. .50.00
I. C. Dodge,
.. 15.00
C. B. Watson,
.. 5.00
Geo. Engle,
.16.30
Milton Berry, Rec. fees,...
.10.00
Ashland Tidings, printing,
4.99
Norris Co., lumber .
E. F. Loomis, mdse • ,.... ..
. 5.lo
Vaupel, N. A I)., bunting , ......... 3.85
Fox A Hildreth, hauling ............ 1.50
•.............. <5
L. George,
“
Eugene Walrad, lalior on W. W 1.75
1.75
J. B. Leach,
“
M ii . ton B erry , City Recorder.
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SEPTEMBER
44
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Normal School Notes.
Three girls and two boys have been
settled in good places to work for their
board. One more place is needed for a
girl.
Mr. Sayles, the news stand and candv
man, has sjiecially favored the Normal
by the donation of the Daily Oregonian
for the library and reading room. Next!
The Normal bus will leave Winter’s
corner next Monday morning at 8:30
and return at 11:30; so it is not neces
sary for students boarding in town to
take < I inner along the first day.
The treasurer of the Board will lie at
the building the forenoon Monday to re
ceipt for tuition. The students will have
the afternoon to buy their books.
The bus fart* is 21., cents each way or 5
cents round trip. Tickets for two weeks
or a month can be purchased of Mr.
. Newton, the driver.
M ore than half of the newspapers in
which the Normal advertisements ap
pear are contributed to the reading room
for the year. The others will be freely
given as soon as asked for.
Prof. Miles, Miss Ada Thomas, Miss
Fielder, and a large number of students
will arrive Saturday * from the north.
Miss Wesela and the Gardiner stu
dents will arrive Friday.
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That’s the Object Now Days
economize
B uying
your groceries
WM. HEVENER
PERSONAL.
—C. C. Chitwood, of Medford is visit
ing in Ashland.
—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Homes returned
from Gold Hill last Saturday.
—Mrs. S. M. Cowles and daughter,
Mrs. Flo. Otto, are spending a few weeks
at .Tolman springs.
—Thos. Frisby ami family, of Camp
Creek, Lane county, will shortly return
to Ashland to reside.
—Miss Susie Homes went to Gold
Hill last Thursday. She will teach
school near that place.
—Clarence Farnham, W. E. Jacobs
ami F. M. Drake left for an outing at
Pelican Bay last Friday.
—The family of R. T. Melius returned
home Saturday from a two weeks’ out
ing in the Dead Indian country.
—A. F. Cornutt, Principal of the
South Ashland Public School, returned
from Mvrtle
Creek last Wednesday.
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—Rev. E. P. Childs went to Jackson
ville on last evening’s train, to attend
the County S. S. Convention in session
at that place.
—Homer Loucks, son of J. D. Loucks,
of this place, will attend the State Uni
versity at Eugene this year. He will
leave for school next Sunday.
PROFESSIONAL ( ARDS.
A. HINHAN, Jr., D. D. S.,
office :
MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
DR- C. W. BARR,
DENTIST,
I.O.O.F. BUILDING.
ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY
INSERTED.
Marriage Paper.
Ladies’ ads free. Gents’ ads
cent a
word. Everything confidential. Send
5 cents for copy.
CUPID’S ECHO,
(S ta . T) 15, B oston , M ass .
State University. Chas. Wagner will
accompany them to attend school at the
same place.
—Geo. H. Himes, of Portland, arrived
in Ashland last Saturday and spent a
few days here. He came down to at
tend the Pioneers’ Reunion at Jackson
ville. Mr. Himes is a printer, and the
A dvertiser acknowledges a pleasant
—Mrs. P. B. Whitney returned home call.
on Sunday’s train from Salem, where
she has lieen visiting friends and ac
Sunday’s Oregonian says that Troop
quaintance for some time past.
A, O. N. G., has been mustered out ot
—Percy Newton, of Central Point, ar service, after having served three years.
rived in Ashland last evening with a Through some misunderstanding, all the
large load of goods for the Normal dor property of the troop was ordered
mitory and boarding hall, of which he shipped to Portland. Steps have been
taken to have the order countermanded,
will have charge this year.
and the troop will be reorganized.
— Roy Robley and Bernard Spencer
School in Bellview District, No. 73,
will leave to-morrow (Thursday) for
Eugene, where they will attend the opened last Monday.