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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1897)
W. C. T. U. Gleams. Turn ye unto me, saith the Lord of hosts, and I will turn unto you, saith the Lord of hosts.—Zechariah 1:3. Is a Source of Much Worry. WORRY KILLS PEOPLE! Dispense with worry about poor goods and high prices, and enjoy a long, — healthy life by eating — X The Young Men’s Christian Associa tion to the People of Oakland: ‘‘Shall the saloon triumph? This is the burn- inq question of the hour in Oakland. As voters, we are called upon to express our opinion on the question ‘Shall the sa loons in Oakland be banished?’ The issue put before the people by the coun cil is not political, but a moral one; therefore, there should be but one re sult. All good people should unite in saying: ‘Let us banish from our fair citv this man-destroying institution.’ ” —The Examiner. Over 700 members of the League of the Cross renewed their pledges of tem perance yesterday afternoon in Saint Mary’s Cathedral. When the services commenced there were in the cathedral 2,778 young men and old, who had pledged themselves to the cause of tem perance. Archbishop Riordan sat upon his throne within the sanctuary as the cadets entered. The members of the League won many friends yesterday. The parade was the best in the history of the order, says one of the SanFraneis- co dailies of March 1 T°n7. V SUPERIOR GRADES OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Purchased of W illiam H evener , at bed-rock prices. 0^ Ladies Should ('all Upon o — Wheat, per bushel............ Flour, per thousand, .... Mill Feed, per ton,.......... Shorts, “ .......... Bran, “ .......... White Middlings, .......... Rolled Barley, .......... Hav, loose, ‘‘ baled, “ Oats, per bushel,.............. * Potatoes, per 100 lbs,.... Corn, “ ... Eggs, per dozen,............... Butter, per roll,.................... 45 For Hillinery and Dressmaking Fashionable At Reasonable Prices. MRS. W. P. PARSONS. Bread, @ (ec @ (& .02i2' .03 ‘ .03 3.00 .08 .10 .10 .10 .10 .12’.. .08 ‘ .10 STAPLE GROCERIES. Sugar, granulated,.......... 16 lbs. for 1.00 “ extra C ........ . 17 “ granulated, per s ack, 5.65 “ extra C, 5.40 Coffee, green, per pound ,. 25 (3 .45 “ roasted, “ .25 .40 @ Dried Fruits, “ ........ . .08 .10 ..08 Canned Veg., “ ........ .10 (® Rice,................................... . .14 lbs . for 1.00 Tea, per pound,.............. ..25 .75 Honey, “ ........ . .10 .12 Cheese “ ........ . .15 .20 (Á PROMPT SERVICE o JO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND. f @ + ies, Cakes, etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters. A Trial Order Solicited. MEATS. Beef on foot, per pound— Cows,................ 02 ’4 Steers,............................. 02 Hogs, on foot, per pound, Chickens, per dozen, . .2.75 Turkeys, per pound,........ 06 Steak, “ 08 Veal, “ 06 Mutton, “ 05 Bacon, “ .... Hams, “ .... Shoulders, “ 07 Lard, “ 09 o • • OPP. CITY HALL, • • FIRST CLASS WORK. $ .60 22.00 14.00 16.00 13.00 18.00 15.00 8.00 10.00 .36 1.25 1.00 .12U @ .50 o o BLUE FRONT Ashland Market Reports. PRODUCE. RAIN MONEY ON THE Oakland, Cal., is making a crusade against the saloons. Citizens are urged to make a hot tight. Partors of the city unite in publicly denouncing the traffic iu liquor. I am now prepare«! to do a G eneral D 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. B First Class Accommodations. + + + Second Class Prices + + NO C hinese E mployed . £ Ranse Rouse, Prop’r. Boarding by the Day, Week, or Month. MEALS 25 CENTS. CENTRALLY LOCATED FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. ? Í J ; s
