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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1897)
W. C. T. U. Gleams. The Lord hath his way in the whirl wind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet,—Nahum 1:3 Dr. Leslie E. Keeley says: It is more difficult to cure a confirmed cigarette smoker than a confirmed drunkard.” The passage in the bible which Pres ident McKinley kissed while taking the inaugural oath is II Chronicles 1:10. “Give me now wisdom and knowledge, that I may go out and come in before this people: For who can judge this,thy people that is so great?” Mrs. Hoffman writes to the Union Signal of Oregon: “My whole tour in the state was managed by Mrs.Henrietta Brown, of Albany, supt. of lecture bu reau. If there is a woman in the whole United States who can plan «and carry out tours for lecturers better than Mrs. Brown I should like to hear her name and make her acquaintance, Our train winds in and out. Mt. Shasta lifts its white head to the clouds, first on one side of the train and then on the other, dazzling in its perpetual dress of white. Lower mountains girdle us round, touch ed here and there by frost and snow, while in at the window comes the friend liest breeze with just the touch of cool ness which gives invigoration. Surely there is no land like this , ‘our ain coun tries ”En— route to Redding, Cal., Feb. 25 1897. MONEY ON THE 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 — SUPERIOR GRADES OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Purchased of W illiam • Wheat, per bushel,....... Flour, per thousand, ... • Mill Feed, per ton......... Shorts, “ ....... Bran, “ ....... White Middlings, ....... Rolled Barlev, ....... Hav, loose, “ ....... “ baled, “ ....... Oats, per bushel,lbs, ... Potatoes, per 100 Corn, “ Eggs, per dozen............ Butter, per roll,............ .45 .60 22.00 14.00 16.00 13.00 18.00 15.00 8.00 10.00 .36 1.25 1.00 .10 .50 Ladies Should Call Upon o o o o BLUE FRONT • • OPP. city mall , For • « and Fashionable Hillinery Dressmaking At Reasonable Prices. FIRST CLASS WORK. + MRS. W. P. PARSONS. ° . Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters. , 0 3^' PROMIT SERVICE. $ MEATS. Beef on foot, per pound- Cows,.......................... .02^ Steers,........................ 02^ Hogs, on foot, per pound Chickens, per dozen, . .2.75 Turkevs, per pound,.... .06 Steak, “ .... .08 Veal, “ .... .06 Mutton, “ .... .05 Bacon, “ .... Hams, “ .... Shoulders, “ .... 07 Lard, “ .... .09 II evener , at bed-rock prices ^AUÜiAUiüjUAUähUlUlkAUlU^lhUädUäiiUiUlUähihUiUEv Ashland Market Reports. PRODUCE. RAIN @ @ @ @ @ @ •02J£ .03 .03 3.00 .08 .10 .10 .10 .10 .12^ .08 .10 STAPLE GROCERIES. Sugar, granulated,....... 16 lbs. for “ extra C ....... 17 “ granulated, per sack, “ extra C, “ Coffee, green, per pound, .25 “ roasted, “ .25 @ Dried Fruits, “ ....... .08 @ CannedVeg., “ ....... .08 Rice,................................ .14 lbs. for Tea, per pound,.............. .25 @ Honey, “ ......... .10 @ Cheese “ ......... .15 (U 1.00 o A Trial Order Solicited. ■©> V'* yO 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. L. GEORGE. The^—a. Call at . A dvertiser Office . and see . “Model 14” for . . voureelf. . Bicycle , , . . . . . . 5.65 5.40 Last Year’s Famous Hodel, .45 . . .$IOO .40 Greatly Improved, .10 .10 HAS BEEN REDUCED TO $60, BECAUSE NEW MACHINERY WAS NOT 1.00 NEEDED FOR ITS CONTINUED CONSTRUCTION. THE $100 MODEL .75 HAS MANY NEW FEATURES. .12 .2C $óo. .
