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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1896)
The Ashland Advertiser. flonarch of the Amateurs. VOL. IV. ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1896. Ashland Public 5chools. Rejwjrt of Principal of Ashland Public I Schools for month ending Oct. 2, 1896; Number days taught, 20, Number of holidays, 0. Davs of attendance, bovs 438714 ; girls 4524;’ total 8911^. Days of absence, boys 198; girls 118)^ ; total 316U. Cases of tardiness, boys 34; girls 33; total 67. Whole number enrolled on register, boys 244 ; girls 253; total 497. New scholars, boys 244; girls 253; total 497. Average daily attendance, 446. Per cent of attendance, 96}2. Number of visitors, 84. Cases of corporal punishment, 4. REGULAR HEETINGS Tardiness of teachers. 0. Days absence of teachers, 2>2. mckinley and hobart club The total attendance is a tritie greater FRIDAY EVENINGS. than for September, 1895. The enroll Cordial Invitation Extended to all to Attend. ment in the higher grades is increasing, as is the attendance at the High School. Tne Class of ’97, of the High School, will be larger than the Class of ’96, the present enrollment of that class lieing almost double that of the Class of ’96. The record o< tardiness is very good, being the least number of cases in any month during the last two years. It is hoped that several schools will show no BETTER PREPARES YOU FOR THE DAY’S WORK cases for Octolier. THAN A . . . . NO. 29. Advertised Letter List. List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Ashland, Oregon, Post Office, Oct. 5, 1896: Bunker, A. E., Cornm, Thos., Devor, Alice A., Hieds, Mrs. H. G., Courtwright, Rev. C. W. Persons calling for same will please say “advertised.” W. H. B runk , P. M. Official Report of Rifle Scores. R iflemen . Points possible, 75. Points required in qualification, 45. Sergt. W.C. Grubb,........................... 63 Private W. Y. Crowson,....................... 63 Sergt. F. M. Carter,.......................... 58 “ A. C. Dixon,............................ 57 Capt. J.L.May,................................57 Q. M. Sergt. A. E. Hildreth,............... 56 Private Chas. Bolton,........................... 55 “ B. C. Smith,................ ,........... 55 2nd Lieut. J. E. Thornton,................ 55 Corpl. H. C. Galey. ............................ 54 Mus. Chas. Harris,.......................... 54 Sergt. W. B. Pracht,.......................... 53 Private Walter Denny,.........................53 “ D. R. Matthews,....... .............. 53 “ W. W. Hevener,..................... 52 “ J.W.Bish,........................... 50 “ B. A. Spencer, ..................... 50 “ H.C. Emery,.......................... 49 “ O. W. Fox,.............................. 49 Says Daniel Webster. “ Fred Herrin,........................... 49 r Nice “ Chas. Rose,............................. 49 “The natural hatred of the poor against “ John McCall,.......................... 47 i Tender Steak the rich !” “A power as great and dan “ F. G.Robley,.......................... 47 gerous as that resisted by the revolu F irst C lass . y Purchased of • • tion “A call to a new Declaration of £ < KLUfl & CRISLER, 5 Independence!” Sir, I admonish like Points possible, 75. Points required in qualification, 30. people against die object of outcries the • - dealers IN •• these. I admonish every industrious Private R. R. Robley,........................... 43 / Fresh and Cured f]eats» i laborer in the country to be on his Corpl. S. F. Ward,.............................. 42 : guard against such delusions. I tell him Private S. F. Foster,............................. 42 “ E.Corthell,.............................. 41 the attempt is to play his passion against flAIN SREET, ” J. N. Smith,.............................40 his interests, and to prevail on him, in “ B.E. Spencer,..........................39 the name of liberty, to destroy all the Two Doors North of the Post Office. “ Fred Ulen,............................... 39 fruits of liberty ; in the name of patriot “ W. Williams,........................... 35 ism to injure and atHict his country, and 1st Lieut. E. O. A. Sutton,................... 34 in the name of his own independence to destroy that very independence and ♦Pvt. Otto Miller,.............................. 33 “ Frank Wood. ............................ 31 make him a beggar and a slave. “ W. C. Armburst,................. 30 MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT Money in Farming. ATTENTION “ W. W. Peed,............................ 30 Nothing POLEY & CO., DEALfRS IK Groceries, Poultry, Eggs. Flour. Feed. Grain, II FBI'ITS. II VEGETABLES. ETC.. A. Millsap’s Old Stand, MAIN 8TRKET, --------- ASHLAND, ORE. Remember us lor Job Printing. It is a notable fact that all farming in terests improve where it is possible to utilize the water that the wells on the place will produce. How few people think of the value of water for irrigation, and what could he produced at mini mum cost if were used. The question has been heretofore how to get the water to the surface economically, and this has been accomplished by the use of Gaso line or Kerosene Oil Gas Engine manu factured by Palmer Rev Type Foundry, 405 Sansome street, San Fran cisco, California. A large number of people have been moving into Ashland the past week, and the supply of vacant residences is not equal to the demand. S econd C lass . Corpl. H. H. Gillette,.......................26 * Private F. A. Foster,..................... 26 Corpl. Lew Norton,.......................... 23 Private F. A. Strange,........................14 * “ F.B. Grubb,.......................... 14 ♦Corpl. F. B. Martin,......................... 12 * Private Buel Hildreth,........................ 9 ♦Partial score. Not practiced at all ranges. T hird C lass . Men who have not yet practiced on the range. 5 men remaining in this class. The above is a correct report of the result of Co. D’s rifle practice on the range for the season of 1896 up to Mon day, Oct. 5. J. L. M ay , Captain.
