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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1896)
W. C. T. U. Gleams. Ladies Should ('all Upon Rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.— Romans 13:3. “The man who has no aim in life ia worse than one who has lost his eye sight.” “The least Hower, with a brimming cup, may stand, And share its dewdrop with another near.—Elizabeth B. Browning.” Did you ever hear of a town which published abroad as an inducement to prospective settlers the number of saloons it had within its limits? “One of the most touching pictures for the year is ’a snap shot’ of two little girls in rags and barefooted standing just inside the saloon, with men drink ing and carousing, and timidly asking, ‘Has father got here yet?’”—Chicago Inter-Ocean. R ighteousness before P eace .—In the Old Testament and in the history of all people God appears, not as a tran quilizer, but as a disturber of existing conditions: for the very good reason that conditions have never yet been what they ought to be. Those who long to be let alone cher’sh a vain hope ; God will never let a human race alone until he has reorganized it on a basis of righteousness; until that time, so long as men have consciences, there will lie stir, agitation and change.—Outlook. • » OPP. city hall , - • Whether or not . For Hillinery and Dressmaking Fashionable At Rasonable Pries. We Ever Have FIRST CLASS WORK . • FREE J SILVER, © + PROMPT SERVICE. A Trial Order Solicited. IT IS A M ATTER OK ECONOMY TO YOU TO KNOW THAT THE A dvertiser Kive<,ou MKALS AT ALL HOUKS OOO O THE WEEK’S NEWS IN A NUTSHELL . FOR ONLY . . BLUE FRONT . • 50 Cents a Year. © MRS. W. P. PARSONS. ALSO THAT WE TURN OUT Bread. Pies, Cakes, etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters. The Best • Job Printing __ —. Ol‘l ‘OSITE CITY II ALL In the City, V/V/VAf AT THE LOWEST PRICE This W’e Positively (iuarantee. Ashland flarket Reports. Novelty Block, opp hotel oregon . UNDER - NEW - MANAGEMENT. OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. PRODUCE. Wheat, per pushel,.......... @ $ .45 Flour, per thousand, .... 14.00 Mill Feed, per ton,.......... 12.50 Shorts, “ 14.00 Bran, “ 11.00 White Middlings, .......... 15.00 Rolled Barley, .......... 15.00 Hay, loose, “ 8.00 “ baled, “ 10.00 Oats, per bushel,.............. .30 Potatoes, per 100 lbs,............. 75 @ 1.00 Corn, “ ... 1.00 Eggs, per dozen,.............. .15 Butter, per roll,......................30 @ .35 MEATS. Beef on foot, per pound— Cows,... .. .01 % .02 Steers,. . . .02 .0214 Hogs, on foot, per pound .02?/ .03 Chickens, T>er dozen, . .2.75 3.00 Turkevs, per pound,. . . . .06 .08 Steak, . . .08 .10 << Veal, . . .06 .10 ll Mutton, .05 .10 © ll Bacon, .10 ll a a Hams, .12^ ll Shoulders, . . .07 0 .08 ll Lard, . . .09 @ .10 STAPLE GROCERIES. Sugar, granulated,.......... 13 lbs. for 1.00 “ extra C, ............. 14 ,, granulated, per sack, 6.90 “ extra C, “ 6.55 Coffee, green, per pound,. 25 .45 0 “ roasted, “ .25 .40 @ Dried Fruits, “ .......... .08 .10 Canned Veg., “ .......... .08 .10 0 Rice,..................................... 16 lbs . for 1.00 Tea, per pound,................ .25 0 .75 Honey, “ .......... .10 .12 @ Cheese, “ ............ .15 .20 0. THE . . NEW WESTERN 61 Bl id PK M tl.l.th. Proprietress. BAKERY Berry Crates, Cups, . . IN . o ® CONNECTION. Ml \ I >. . TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 7 B. C. R. F. MILL CO.’S FEED STORE, Boarding by the Day. Week or Month. and Box Stuff Pioneer Block. at the ■u. T he A dvertiser . . ONLY 50 CENTS Six Months, 25 Cents. SKINS of all kinds ‘ Tll ’ P CiAPY of wild an- Medford. Ore. iniaig tan ned and mounted in the best and most workmanlike manner possible. fO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND. I am now prepared to do a G eneral B raying B usiness and solicit your patronage. Leave orders at Win. Hevener’s Grocery and they will receive prompt attention. All work done in a sat isfactory manner. • • • • GEORGE.
