The Ashland advertiser., July 01, 1896, Image 4

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IT’S HUMAN NATURE^
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VEAL.
Keep thy heart with all diligence; for
out of it are the issues of life.—Prov. 4-
23. And blessed are the pure in heart;
for they shall see God.—Matt. 5-8.
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These are the injunctions, the first, of
one universally spoken of as the wisest
man of all the ages: yet a greater man
than Soloman gave us the second.
Every intelligent man will readily admit
WHERE BEST AND CHEAPEST
the advisability and truth of the former,
and. if he wisely heeds it, will, by being
true to himself, though doubts becloud
his human vision, become able to accept
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the truth of the latter. But how many
are seeking for truth? Alas! another
inspired verse asserts the sad fact that:
“This is the condemnation : that light is
come into the world, and men love
darkness rather than light, because their
deeds are evil.” They seem to think
God and his word can be submerged by
Klum & Crisler, Prop’rs.
denying a belief in them. In their false
pride of heart, they would pass before
men as honest, patriotic, just and pure, Main Street,
Ashland, Oregon.
but, leaving God and His law out of the
question, is not the number of hypocrites
alarmingly great? How many have a
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
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SKIN’S of
ATTENTION
“Dr. Jekyll” side to their characters as
all
kinds
well as a “Mr. Hyde?” When men in
of wild an­
their selfishness and greed for worldly Medford, Ore.
imals tan-
gain, will violate every law of honor,
every law of the land they call their ned and mounted in the test and most
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own, take every possible advantage of workmanlike manner possible.
a brother man, manufacture and deal
out to him, in exchange for his hard
earned wages, that w*hich blights and'
ruins, yes, even spread nets for youth’s
Eggs, Flour, Feed, Grain,
unwary feet, to. rob them of all that goes
to make life bright and noble, thereby
Fruits,
greatly increasing the nation’s wards in
Vegetables, Etc.
the insane asylums and prisons. Are
these honorable men? are they patriotic,
just and good? Surely not, even though
A. Millsap's Old Stand,
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protected by a civil law which is a relic
Main Street.
A ithland. Oregon.
of the darkest phase of barbarism, and
clearly the result of men leaving God
and the Golden Rule out of their hearts
and lives.
• • Central fleat Harket,
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POLEY & CO.,
Groceries, Poultry,
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Ashland Harket Reports.
May, Flour, Feed, Etc.
PRODUCE.
Wheat, per pushel,.
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.50
Flour, per thousand > • • • •
$15.00
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Mill Feed, per ton,.
15.00
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Hay, cheat,
11.00
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“ grain,
13.00
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18.00 BIGGEST
Shorts,
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and we will insert
Oats, per bushel,.............
.36
Ig^8 your name in our
Potatoes, per 100 lbs,,...
1.00 FOR YOU. •
.75
Agents’Directory,
Pioneer
Corn,
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1.00 which goes to publishers, novelty deal­
Strawberries, per crate,
1.25 ers, &c. You will get a big mail of sam­
Bunch Vegetables, per doz.,
.25 ples, papers, cards, &c., from all over I
Eggs, per dozen,.............
.10 the world. You will be well pleased for
Butter, per roll
.30
.35 only 10 cents.
MEATS.
Address, Fireside Pub, Co.,
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Dept.
15,
Roxbury, Mass.
Steak,
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.10
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.... .06
Veal,
@ .10
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Mutton,
........05
@ .10
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Bacon,
.10
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Hams,
.12^
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Shoulders,
........ 07
.08
YO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
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Lard,
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F. Mill Co.’s j
Feed Store.
- Building.
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar, granulated,......... 13 lbs. for 1.00
“ extra C,................. 14
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6.90
granulated, per sack,
extra C,
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6.55
.45
Coffee, green, per pound, .25
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roasted,
“
.25
.40
Rice,.................................. . 16 lbs . for 1.00
Tea, per pound,............... .25
.75
Honey,
“ ......... .10
.12
Cheese,
“ ......... .15
.20
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.
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