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Flour, per thousand, ....
Mill Feed, per ton,..........
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Shorts,
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Oat«, per bushel,..............
Potatoes, per 100 lbs,,...
Onions,
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Corn,
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Apples, per box,..............
Eggs, per dozen,..............
Butter, per roll .............
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Lord. Psa. 33.12.
CONVENTION ECHOES.
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The third annual W. C. T.
con-
vention of Jackson county with a rep­
resentative number of earnest workers,
eech season increasing in numbers and
interest. Words of welcome and en­
couragement were much appreciated,
more especially those from the “Good
Citizens ” of Medford. We knew’ ere
their words were spoken that our sisters
had a warm welcome for us, but as we
are so presumptions as to aspire to citi­
zenship ourselves, words of echo and
sympathy, from our brothers; not only
Minister of the Gospel, but from doctor,
lawyer, and teacher, as well—which
classes certainly represent the intelli­
gence of the community, did much to
strengthen us for future work.
It was the sense of the convention
that a “good citizen ” would work, vote
and prey, for “Home Protection ” you
see it dabbles some in politics.
and
consequently against those manufactures
w hich turn out criminals, and paupers,
by the thousands.
And now a personal question, for
these poor victims of a legalized traffic
are you brothers, w’hat will you answer
when God demanded of you, Where is
thy brother? Will his blood cry out
against you?
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
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STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar, granulated,
13 lbs. for
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granulated, per sack,
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Coffee, green, per pound ,. 25
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roasted,
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Rice,.................................. .. 16 lbs. for
Tea, per pound,.............. . .25
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Dried Fruits, “ ........ ..08
Canned Veg., “ ........ .08
Honey,
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Cheese,
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send you our Happy Fireside 6 months
on trial free. You will get a big mail
from all over the world. You will be
well pleased for only 10 cents.
Address, Fireside Pub. Co.,
Pub’s ins. forsame sp. Roxbury, Mass.
Hay. Flour, Feed, Etc.
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Feed Store.
Pioneer
Building.
J. M. Hicks, Manager
TO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
I am now prepared to do a G eneral D raying B usiness and solicit
your patronage.
Leave orders at Wm. Hevener’s Grocery
and they will receive prompt attention.
All work done in a sat­
isfactory manner.
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GEORGE.