La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, February 18, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textn. i ' -. - - A7 A Two Light Empire style complete shades and all attachments put up iu your residence for $oo See samples in our window. La Grande Light ,, OFFICERS: .....President - zz' okkiii Vice President J.M. Council... Cashier 3655 ,A VTRANDE IN J 0 La Grande. Oregon A r CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00 2 Trusts a general bankiiis business. Buys and sellsj'exchange on J all parts ol the wnriil.. Collections a specialty. THE TALK OF THE TOWN Hive you got all your Winter's Clothing, una did you get it at UN IC N STO R E? IfyouuV.? Alright. If net? well, wait and you'll see. P. S. The above refers to G exits' GroocLs FURNITURE Spring house cleaning and there will be many need. Our line tho county to select from, 11 demonstrate the fact. Bed Room Suit, Side board, easy Chair, Couch, Carpets Rugs, Linoleum, Pictures the latest creations of art Matrosses, Window Shades, in fact every thing usually found iu anup-to date establish ment. We can please you in aesotment, quality and price. , E. ANDROSS 2 r La Grande Investment 1110 Adams Avenue, HOW CAN I CURE MY INDIGESTION? THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS ves, thousands and tens of thousands of people There is but one way to do this namely, relieve the StoniHch of its nervous strain rest it; and at ihe snmf timo As ist tie Stomach and Diges tive Organs in Digesting and Assiuiulatiug Sufli ient Food to Kebnild the Tissues Support ing the Orenns Involi-.d. There i" but one remedy that will do lhi and that remedy is KODOL DYSPEDSIA CURE. If you want to kimw -ifiore about KkW, cnni- in aixl WE WILL HILL & Prescription Prulst Electrolier with etched 1 ass & Power Co DIRECTORS : J. M, Berry, J, M. Church . B. Conlev. R. Smith I.. 0. Stanley B ATIONAL, NK time will soon be hero articles that you will most complete in the tour of inspection will Tf you want a Leading Furniture House in Union Co, CARRYING A HOUSE is not a heavy buiden if you have a lit tie ready money and will make the moderate payments regularly. Nothing like the ow nership of property to give n man a standing in any coinmnnity, and it is SURPRISING Low eafy it is to own a house If yon really want to, and are earning a fair income. We have some houses that some good men should own instead of paying rent. Maybe one of them i or you. Better see us about it any way. Company, La Grande, Oieg IELL YOU ALLEN La Grande, Ore SHORT FRUIT TALK FtQAV A PRU1T AVAN A Short Letter From Cove in Which the Fruit "', Interests of That Prosperous Section are Discussed. Cove, Ore. Feb. 16, 1904 easan properly for r as there are good : 1 the hands of the Ed. Observer While t .0 11)03 is mt y a. any app't-s growers, it is a socd time for a brief review of the same up till date. With a crop nearly twire as large as any previous one we bad to observe certain features more forcibly than ever before and bad to contend with several new conditions which comiiels our growers and shippers to adopt some new methods and calculations for the future. The ctrawbeny crop was a freak, tbe plants having advanced weeks be- A Cove Prune PORTLAND LOCAL Egg, fresh vallcv 25uts, eastern, i)o B0o and firstclass ack. . per onx. lb. ive weight. 11.3 )c per bu. ntal :ental Butter, creamery dairy 60o per rr-ll. Poutoesfli'it CaLbage, 14 : . Tuikies, ID 1: - V. lies'- ' Oaw l.Hi Harley S'. Portland Market The Portland wheat market con tinues its firmness jut no changes in quotations wire made dnriiijr the wetk. Asaiesiiltof the strrngth ol tbe wbtat market flour is ipintrd Rmier with the dem-.i.d larizer Tl e n.ioni".! h,imi is n.-1 c.-ler laraa hut hi;..- '- .'-- , -r-.-;-: ,H!n... h.. r. rr.nr.e,l.!'0l , l"rkys live, Prices there are j::et high enough tn admit of a sufficient profit to ship. WHEAT Walla Walla, 73c; blue-stem, 78c; Valley, 79. BARLEY Feed, $20 per ton, brew inE,$20; rolled ?21. FLOUR Valley, $3.75 and 3.85 per arrel; hard wheat straights, 43.00 ami r. K yoinl the fruiting ceon on aoooun of peculiar weather conditions wbioli out the crop off when it should Lave been only half though. Fries ruled very satisfactory on an aTeisgu aud the Hood River variety and latest Cove ! run Farm. Jucnndas brought fancy pricee. Tbe raspberries made a very heavy j orop and although the Montana mai kets failed us for the first time the returns were very good. The cherry crop was only fair, yield ing about 10000 boxes of the iweit varieties and for the first time in his tory ol Cove were practically unfit for long distance ehipmeutp, iu fact they were no better tbau the usual run in the Willamette. It is difficult to ex- Orchard AND MARKETS. I 4 10;olearr., W.I3 and 3.76; hard what j patents, $4.20 and 4.o0; Dakota hard 1 wheat, M 90 aud $5.'r(l: graham, 3.7o, I '"" Ti rj " 1.75 OATS No. 1 white, I1.07J; gray (1.06 per ccnti-.l. MILL8TUKFS Bran, $18 per ton; middlings, $23; shorts, $111; chop, U. 8. mills, $18; liiiBted, dairy lood $10 HAY Timothy, $lfi per ton; clov er, $12; grain, $12; cheat, $13. I'lH.l.UCH Potatoes, 00 to 76 cents per stick. ' liliciiH o ' tenn hi ipi.uv per pnc .Jntcnr rrpainury, 27) tnil 30c Dniiy, 20iind 'W, U,t lb Poultry (Hiickonn, ntixed JOc ptr VmniS- H'riniJ. 10o mid hen, 17 nml 1 8 lb dreesrd 18 and 2e !b-. ducks $G and 7 r do,. :eenet Ho lb. ti v khtoc k " Cattle Bent Hteern $V2h and fl IM, mtdium, 4.00; cow 3.25 and $4 00 Hogn Ben! large, fdt $ .2o; medium InriiO fjtt 4.75 Kheep Best weather? $3.50; mixed nhoep $3. SOLD AND RECOHHEKSED BY Hill & Allen, Poscri ptionDruggists. plain this except on the theory that the extreme obacRes of the wsalbur just precoeding the repining season prevented the oell walls from develop ing to' (he usual conditions here thus making thena sut.jeot to rapid doaay, the only way they would stand ship ment and go to Minneapolis or Chic ago iu fair condition was when ship ped in refrigatora by express. Shippers will therefore either want enough to ship car lota or be alraid to handle them except at a very grectly reduced price to what have been paid in the put. The cherry growers bad a very fair season getting 4 to 6 cents per pound for the fruit in the bulk deliv ered ti picking place which is 25 to 50 percent more than was paid any where e!o on the coast for similar fmit! The plum and pear crop was very good and the growr here received more than usual (or this fruit nf which about 100 tous were shipped . trom Coo. The Italian prune made a fair crop and prices were about average, growers receiving $10 to $12 per ton in bjlk and the crop amouutej to about 300 tona. - The apple crop was large in spite of it boing an off year for nearly all the oh! orchards. A hail shower that past ed over half of the orchards here iu Julysprcked and damaged a '.arge per ccniiige of tho fruit, a thing that had never happened before. Still we had 11b ui 20,(100 boxes of inorchautabel apples in Cove, not packipg anyttiug smaller than 4 J tier. The prices have ruled lair and faucy fruit has been worth faucy prices. Aside from the above the present prospect for this years orop in Cove would justify expectiug three times as many strawberries as last year, 60 per cent more raspberries, 1G0 percent more cherries, less plums, 60 percent more pearr, abiut tho same of prunes arid peaches and and 60 perce.it more apples, partly 011 account of new, patches aud young orchards just 'coming into bearing.- Iu a later article we will give some aol8in tegAtli ,0 t;)0 kiDd,aud V8r. tie8 0, (ruit tllttt io thJ pB,t uavt. pM tll6 Rn(1 th(),B tlmt diJ pay cnoilllll to iustifv auvthinn but orllh- t " ' - D j binu on 1, with some conclusions that bears on the 1 11 1 tire of fruit growing in Union County. Karl 3 Staakland Was Friend of Labor Chicago, Keh. 17 Senator Hanna htm lieii , iilf.tri, ,1 fur Iiim tft'iirt.. In ' , , ,, , , . , ., v m n 1 behalf id hibur by the llev. I . W.Gui - (!i iliir it lliu I mi ii(!t of t!.e rincago (liinii'aiiti'.'un1. (I'tib t tho Auditor ititti. 1'. ppnke (iu '.Tho Liter KKqu ntenf T'lrttiiniitm." " Tlitro ft (fi nd tm bin hbld in 'A Hrhit.i!n If nifiht u nirtti who Wiif ', d Irn nd (A lilxi him! oi.e whnau ev i)- j i 11 rt n Fur it" iitl libt wiib cpt-1 tnl," mid - lu- tpi iikcr. "if evi-ry la ' bur Imd a r;t; iv ir mid ao liontfit' li t'tid, it wtiM il'in in iii-i man at'ft'k-' ed by Ibr- rb.i.d'. touh papero of a wit tclu'd j .urnaliriTii by tbn venomou lyiny pen, ii m u n wIiovp bnnda nlway wore wctktTig for tlio bcttt intercft of j hutli labor hmI capital Marcue A. Hanoa." i When your lungs are sore and Inflamed from coughing, Is the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, PLEURISY and CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply. LEY1 E AH TflR stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the lunt?s, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is a safe and never failing remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Tho Doctors Said Ha Had Consumption-A Marvalous Cura. L. M. Rurples, Rcaaoner, lows, writes: "The doctors said I had con sumption snd 1 sot no better until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It helped me right from the start snd stopped the spitting ol blood and tie psin in iny lungs and todsy I am sound and well. THREE 6IZE8 2Go, 60o, and $1.00 REFUSE 8UB3UITUTES ' Bow tm Oat Cclim. . ' Bait will cure catarrh It used f latently, Mnke a solution as strong as can be easily boAte and enoff It up into one nostril at a time, retaining It then a second or two. It should be used three times a day, and the water mast be slightly warmed. now to Bras Btalae. : Spots will often yield to chloroform when If gasoline were need a mark would bo left ou the goods, as la often the case with delicate silks and satins, niood wtalns will disappear If Aral dipped In kerosene before washing In soap and water. Muriatic add will take out Iron rust Where a fabric that is too delicate to be put In the wash rub' receives blood stains wetting well with lukewarm water and rubbing firmly with a clean cloth will dissipate the stains If persisted In. - ORS. BIGGERS & DIGGERS PrfVSICIAHS sad &UROIOMS 0. W Blsam, M. D. Geo. L, Hlgsers, sr. U Telephone Woa. tlOloe, 11121 - . Residence, 41 Office, ItaUton KuiMinir over J. 1W. BirryV Slmv. Ht'Kldetife on iladlKna Ave. Heoohd duurvMt of lormurruslduuco, Or. U.W.lMKgrrr I.AUUANKB . . . OUGUdS, . flurvshlonul cjiIIr promptly attonilotl to, utty or nlifht. O t SPICES, o , COFFEEeTEA, BAKING POWDER. Flavoring extracts AbttlurtPurlry, fiiMl flavor. Ontalisl Slrenjth, PsasoMbk fVkesil CLOSSETftDEYERS j PORTLAND, OREGON. SACRED HEART ACADEMY La Grande, Oregon. Conducted by Sisters of Bt. Franc Select boarding and day snbool for Young Ladies Actdemio, Preparatory and Kiued garten courses are oouduoted on tht same prinoiples as those pursuod in our sohools of Philadelphia. Musio and painting receive spools ttentioD Letters of inquiry directed to ' SISTER SUPERIOR Ladies Attention You are cautioned to lenient be) that Smith tbe repair man oan make that sewing maohine of yours run just as good as it did when it was new Ho will call at your house aud have it runing in first olass shape before be leaves Leave orders at tbe La Grande Pawn Biokors or phone No 1681 DeWitt DcWltt fa tho nuii to look for when tou to to buy Witch Hual Salva. boWitfi Witch Hazttl Stira la ths oriel nl and only csnulna. Is fact DeWltt'iliths only Witch HualSilva that la mada from tha unadultarated Wilch-Hazel Allothara art counterfeit a baaalml tatlona, cheap and worthlesa aven dangerout. peWltt'a Witch HazalSalva la a specific for Pllaa; Blind, BIdlnf, Itchlnf tndProtrudlniPlUa. Alio Cut a, Burnt, Bruise . Spralna, Lacantlona, Contusions, Botla, Carbuncles, Ecxema, Tetter, Salt Rbauro, and all othar Skla Dlsatsaa, SALVE raspAaSD ar E.C. DeW!ttCo.,Ctrlca(o Tor Sule by HILL & ALLEN H&ndgome Men - Should ... proietjt their beauty by aeciug .that they have only . ' , t , COMPETENT BARBER f . To ahave them.'' We ; . ; will protect your lace. Evans & Fitzgerald A BUSINES K PR0PSIT10N. Why pay -higfi'p.ices 'or" Hay Feed, Wood and Lumber, when you save money by buying of , us. We are in a position to undersell all other dealers in : in Union county, and ' believd r to our advantage to do so. A trial order will convince you that we rre not onlyjable to undersell, s buf ; are; doing o We have combined the Lumber . . business with our Feed business and would be pleased to figure with you when in need of Lumber. Try a months bus!--with us and see for yourfclf s- Yours for money saving, LARSON 4&NOE LA GRANDE, Cor. Jtfferson Ave. and Fir St,' OREGON Time ftahedul LA OBAN DB, IT ruoaf NO. 8:60 p. m. NO.e. fl:20 a. ra. Salt Lake. Denwer Ft. NO. h NO II Worth. Omaha. Kuaaiil City, Bt, LoulB, ChloaKOl 10:30 p .u NOl. . B:U)a m aietOD, walla Walla.l Dayton Pomeroi, Co) (hi, Moaoow.Bpo- NO t 9.QS p m BUH tuium - a . th Tla 8 po kano. Portland. DallM, Fcn-I uicivu uiiisiiiim whi lulu. Lewlnton.fViIAivl NO I 8,-to n Moscow, Wa) lace War 9:18 p m other poluUi emit andl norsii yia npotcane. 3 Dully I 'land city, Alloai, Hunduy i aisauioi. aaiu uikiu connoctlona stElgln . rim xuage iur ponia In Wallowa county ' Ocean Steam or a between Portland and Ban Francisco every five days . Please Note Our Success And inrraane of business from July 15, 1801, to July 15, 1903,13 years. ; . - . - 1 - Surplus fund actum. uluted f 1 2, 5 0 0.0 0 6 0, 0 0 0.0 0 6 0, 0 0 0.0 0 Ciinltalpaidln Krliabillty of share' Holders.... Protection to de positors... $13 2,500.00 Deposit subject to ' ' cneoK were, on July 15, 1801 ; ' 41,5 9 8.36 , " 18Pa ;' 7 7,8 9 9.99- " 1893 ' 27,220.13 . " 1894 20.041.64 " 1896 . 42,3 4 8.11 . " 1806 7 - j 84,397.70 " 1897 , 43,8 4 7.59 " 1898 ; '' : 7 8.7 7 0.26 " 1899 8 3, 7 6 0.19 " 11I0J - . 8 9,70 3.90 "", 1H01 ..... 8 3.721.67 ' 1602 ; 7 7,2 4 6.38 ' 1903 "ST. 1 3 2,10 3.70 Does not the 'above figures as sure you that tho management of this bank meets witn the approval of its board of directors and pat rons; and deserwng of your patronage. We want your bank ing business, largo or small. Your Interest will be protected at the Farmeri and Traders National Bank v ' La Grand.-, Orcjjon1 STALLION NOTICE A great opportunity for you tn hreed to one of the Deal at a V6rv low brice. . 1, will mak. this season with uiy iiupo' fin sous Hojkney stallion 8TUNTNEY TSi With return privllo 1 "'- able iu advance, terms Can giv- cn a to hi" Y i, I : 1. 3 3 A -V- 1 x fiHf f Brai '7f ....