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The Ashland Advertiser.
rionarch of the Amateurs
11
VOL. IV
ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1896.
NO. 26.
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THE IlcKINLEY AND HOBART CLUB.
An Enthusiastic Meeting in the Chautauqua
Building.-»Some Good Remarks.
Nothing1
A meeting of the Ashland “McKinley
and Hobart Club” was held in the Chau
tauqua building last Friday night. The
rejxirt of the committee on bv laws was
read and adopted. Geo. Lynd was elect
Nice
ed president of the club; D. F. Fox, vice-
president ; C. H. Gillette, secretary; F.
Tender Steak
D. Wagner, treasurer; P. B. Whitney,
sergeant at arms. Executive Commit
Purchased of - -
r
tee: Geo. Lynd, F. D. Wagner, ex-officio,
KLU/1 & CRISLER, £ James Chisholm, Geo. Dunn, J. P.
Dodge. A vote of thanks was tendered
• - DEALERS IN - -
the
Jacksonville “McKinley and Hobart
Fresh and Cured fjeats, 4 Club,
” also the Glee Club, for assistance
rendered at the organization of the Ash
land club.
flAIN STREET,
Some appropriate remarks were made
by
P. B. Whitney and Geo. Dunn. W.
Two Doors North of the Post Office.
J. Stanley, formerly a silverite, made a
good address, stating that he had come
to see the money question in the right
light, and had joined the happy majority
for “McKinley and Hobart.” The regu
lar meetings of the Club will be held
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
every Friday evening.
BETTER PREPARES YCU
FOR THE DAY’S WORK
THAN A . .
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k
The “Advertiser” in New Quarters.
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tiser
•
UNDER - NEW - MANAGEMENT.
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.
Are You Satisfied?
—L arson will have a babies’ day.
Bring your baby 011 October 1st or 2nd
and get a pheno free.
The Ashland water suit was thrown
oui of the San F/ancisco court.
AdFertibr‘d Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Ashland, Oregon, Post Office,
Sept. 14, 1896:
Barnes, 1 . H.,
Herron, Jo,
Parker, Mrs. W.
Persons calling for same will please
say “advei tised.”
W. H. B runk , P. M.
Offic til Score of Go. D, O. N. G.
The only change in this report is a
new score I y Private R. R. Robley.
R iflemen .
Points pos: ble, 75. Points required in
qualification, 45.
..58
Private W, Y. Crowson,.......
...57
Sergt. A. 0. Dixon, ...........
...57
“
F. »1. Carter,...........
...56
Q. M. Serg . A. E. Hildreth,
...55
1st Sergt. A 7. C. Grubb, ....
Private Ch <s. Bolton,...
... 55
...53
Sergt. W. B. Pracht,.........
...53
Corpl. H. 0. Galey,............
...53
Private Walter D»‘nny,.........
CC
W. w’ H vener,’
...52
“
n.
...52
B. C. 011111.1,
Smith,. .............
...
. ..50
2nd Lieut. J. E. Thornton,
Private J. W. Bish,..........
.. 50
...49
H. C. Emery,.......
O. W. Fox,............
...49
John McCall..........
.. .47
F irst C lass .
Points possible, 75. Points required in
qualification. 30.
Private R. R. Robley,........................... 43
Corpl. S. F. Ward,............................... 42
Private E. Corthell............................... 41
cc
B.E. Spencer,.......................... 39
* <<
B. A. Spencer,.......................... 37
Capt. J
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.
Ala^............
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1st Lieut. E. O. A. Sutton,
34
» Pvt. Otto Miller,............
33
*<
W. C. Armburst,..
30
S econd C lass .
* Private T. R. Matthews,.
. 28
< é
— -------
H. H. Gillette,
,.26
* cc
F, A. Foster,..
..26
* c<
99
S F. Foster,..
♦ C c
Chas. Rose,...
..21
* cc
F red Ulen,...
.17
* cc
} . B. Grubb,..
..14
* Corpi. I . B. Martin,.
. 12
* Private 1 . A. Strange,
.. 8
♦Partial «core. Not practiced at all
ranges.
T ihrd C lass .
Men who have not yet practiced on the
range.
18 men ren ain ng in this class.
If you want water only when the wind
blows; if you are satisfied to utilize but
i a small fraction of the water in your
THE . . .
well; if you prefer heavy damages for re
pairs after each storm in winter, by all
means use a windmill; but if you want
water at any time, and up to the full ca
pacity of your well, put in an Ajax Coal
GEllTRl'DK MA LL A K,
Proprietress.
Oil Gas Engine, the latest thing in me
chanics, an engine that uses common
coal
oil for fuel, and is built by the well
BAKERY IN CONNECTION.
known firm of Palmer Key, San Fran
cisco,
California.
. MEALS, .
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
• Has Secured Judgement.
S. Hart, a Minneapolis, Minn., mer
Boarding by the Day, Week or Month. chant, who was forcibly put off a South
ern Pacific train at Albany last January
by conductor H. T. Streit, has recently
secured judgement against the K. R.
T he A dvertiser
Co. for $1,000, having sued for $25,000.
The aboA e is a correct report of the
Hart
was
put
off
the
train
because
the
result
of C j. D’.< rifle practice on the
Ono Year,
conductor believed he was using a range for the season of 1896 to Sept. 14.
ONLY 50 CENTS
Six flonths, 25 Cents. “scalped” ticket.
J. L. M ay , Captain.
NEW WESTERN