The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898, April 28, 1897, Image 4

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    W. C. T. U. Gleams.
My word shall not return unto me
void, but it shall accomplish that which
I please.—Isaiah 55:11.
“Evil is’wrought by want of thought,
As well as by want of heart.”
The new governor of New York does
not serve liquor of any kind to the
guests at the executive mansion in Al­
bany.
The annual meeting of the Ashland
W. C. T. U. and election of officers took
place last evening at the home of Mrs.
Angle on Main Street.
Margaret E. Sangster says: “Let us
join the great host of thoughtful and
compassionate women, who refuse to
wear birds as ornaments. In empty
nests, in heaps of gay feathers and
broken wings, in songs forever hushed,
there is a loud wailing protest against
the barbarity of fair women, who are
willing to be decorated at this great
cost,”
Majorities often rule; but majorities
cannot make wrong right. The one man
who stands out on the jury for a right
verdict may have sound reason to com­
plain of “the eleven obstinate men”
who are against him. The real question
at issue in any discussion is, “What is
the light view?” not “How does the
majority see it?” One man with God is
always in the majority.—S. S. Times.
MONEY ON THE BRAIN 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 —
SUPERIOR GRADES OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Purchased of W illiam
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Ladies Should Call Upon
• • OPP. CITY HALL, • •
For
and
Fashionable Hillinery
Dressmaking
At Reasonabe Prices.
Ashland Market Reports.
FIRST CLASS WORK.
PRODUCE.
Wheat, per bushel,.........
Flour, per thousand, ....
Mill Feed, per ton,.........
Shorts,
“
Bran,
“
White Middlings, .........
Rolled Barley,
.........
Hay, 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
MEATS.
Beef on foot, per pound—
Cows,........................... 021< @ -02J£
Steers,......................... 0234 @ .03
Hogs, on foot, per pound, «
.03
Chickens, per dozen, . .2.75
@ 3.00
Turkeys, per pound,....... 06
(6t .08
u
Steak,
.....08
@ .10
Veal,
....... 06
@ .10
Mutton,
....... 05
@ .10
Bacon,
.10
Hams,
• • • •
.12^
Shoulders,
....... 07
.08
Lard,
....... 09
.10
H evkner , at bed-rock prices.
+
MRS. W. P. PARSONS.
-•£
¿z
Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc.
Fresh Lastern Oysters.
PROMPT SERVICE.
• A Trial Order Solicited.
JO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
I am now prepared to do a G eneral D ray inc . 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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STAPLE GROCERIES.
Bicycle
:
Call at
A dvertiser
Office
and see .
“Model 14”
for
. .
yourself. .
Sugar, granulated,......... 16 lbs. for 1.00
“ extra C
......... 17
“ granulated, per sack,
5.65
“ extra C,
“
5.40
Coffee, green, per pound,. 25
Last Year’s Famous Hödel,
.45 . . .$IOO.
“ roasted,
“
.25
.40
Greatly Improved, . .
Dried Fruits, “ ......... 08
.10
@
.10 HAS BEEN REDUCED TO $60, BECAUSE NEW MACHINERY WAS NOT
CannedVeg., “ ......... 08
Rice,...................................14 lbs. for 1.00 NEEDED FOR ITS CONTINUED CONSTRUCTION. THE $100 MODEL
Tea, per pound,....... ....... 25
.75
....... 10
Honey,
“
.12 HAS MANY NEW FEATURES.
Cheese
“
........15
<a .2C
9
$6o. . .