W. C. T. U. Gleams.
BEEF, PORK,
MUTTON.
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VEAL.
|T’S HUMAN NATURE
Space forbids even brief mention of
every lecture from the platform or re
port of the very helpful and enjoyable
work of the Schools and Round Table
talks and Vesper Services, but merely
make mention of our guests from a-
broad. One of the favorites, if not the
favorite, of our first platforms, Selah
Brown was most cordially received.
Mrs. Baxter’s lecture, “The Reason for
the Hard Times,” most potent with
truth and logic, was very ably and forci
bly presented, and was by those so for
tunate as to hear it, pronounced second
to none delivered during the Assembly.
Dr. Carlos Martyn, with the courage of
his convictions—on the right side of
every moral and social question—was
rightly appreciated, and was pleasing as
well as forcible. Next comes Dr. Dille,
and we can say nothing more expressive
of our appreciation than to repeat what
was heard so many times after the de
livery of his sermon, “The Christ of
Today“Was it not grand, good?” and
we reply “yes” in the superlative degree.
FATS
To Buy
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____ WHERE BEST AND CHEAPEST
• • Central Heat Harket, • •
Klum & Crisler, Prop’rs.
Main Street,
Ashland, Oregon.
MEALS AT ALL IIOUHS
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Mention of our work and workers next
week.
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BLUE FRONT
A Pointer.
G. W. C rowson is “in it”—the fruit
business—again this year. If you
desire a “square deal” on your fruit
crop (or what there is of it) see him
l)eforc completing arrangements tor
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Good has to die every minute that sin
is allowed to live.—Ram’s Horn.
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MRS. W. P. PARSONS.
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Ashland flarket Reports.
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Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc.
Fresh Eastern Oysters.
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PRODUCE.
Wheat, per pushel,..........
@
.50
Flour, per thousand, ....
$15.00
Mill Feed, per ton,..........
15.00
Hay, cheat, “
11.00
“ grain, “
13.00
Shorts,
“
18.00
Oats, per bushel,..............
.36
Potatoes, per 100 lbs,,...
.75 @ 1.00
Corn,
“
...
1.00
Blacklierries, per crate,..
JU)
Peaches, per box,
...
1AM)
Bunch Vegetables, per doz.,
.25
Eggs, per dozen,..............
.15
Butter, per roll....................... 30 @
.35
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.02
.02*4
.03
3.00
.08
.10
.10
.10
@
.10
.12^
fib
.08
.10
@
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar, granulated,............ 13 lbs. for
“ extra C,.. . .............. 14
5 )
granulated , per sack,
< <
extra C,
@
Coffee, green, per pound,. 25
@
“
roasted,
“
.25
Dried Fruits, “ ............ 08
fib
Canned Veg., “ ............ 08
Rice,....................................... 16 lbs. for
Tea, per pound,........ ........ 25
Honey,
“
........ 10
Cheese,
“
fib
........ 15
1.00
6.90
6.55
.45
.40
.10
.10
1.00
.75
.12
.20
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OSOSO,
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'|O 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. Iluvener’s Grocery
ami they will receive prompt attention.
All work done in a sat
isfactory manner.
MEATS.
Beef on foot, per pound—
Cows,........
.. .01>¿
Steers,....
. .02
Hogs, on foot , per pound .02^4
Chickens, per dozen, . .2.75
Turkeys, per pound, . . . .06
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Steak,
. . .08
1C
Veal,
. . .06
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Mutton,
. ..05
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Bacon,
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Hams,
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Shoulders,
...07
<c
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Lard,
OPPOSITE CITV 11 ALL
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GEORGE.
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Hay, Flour, Feed, Etc.
HE
WILL
B. C. R. F. Mill Co.’s
TREAT
YOU
È
Pioneer - Building.
RIGHT-
LY.
Feed Store.
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J. M. Hicks, /Tanager.