La Grande evening observer., January 13, 1905, Image 2

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MY ANNUAL BARGAIN SALE IS NOW IN PR
I h. m-i. brate MARK DOWN b price. .11 .leg .h. Ho. of M.n'., J'5ii.'rf
TIIERE ARE BARGAINS FOB ALL . AH my Itock it n.w wnd np.to-dl, It, lU pr jou f w"", -
PROGRESS I
lien's box calf, tic! kid and
patent colt, welt i sol, .regular
price 15, Inventory pricey
$3.75 and $4.00
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Men's box calf, rid kid, velour
calf and kangaroo, welt sole,
reguUpriee$3.COr-Inventory
price
$2.65 and $2.75; :
I hare manr cheap grades i
work shoes that ran from
$1.50 to1 $2.50
Boyiand Youths' Shoes from
01.00 to $2.00
Ledie? patent kid, regular $4.50
and $100 shoes, Jotentory'prico
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Ladies' line vicl Ud, latest style,
welt and turn aole, regular $3.69 ,
shoes, Inventory price ' '
$2.75..and$3.00
Ladies kid shoe, welt and turn
sole, $3.00 shoe, Inventory
price - v: j
! jL00 and 02.25
Ladies' $250 and $2.25 kid shoe
Jnveniory'jprice
$1.85 to $2.00
Hisses Shoes
JO5JpJ2.00
, , Children's shoes
, 50c to $1.00
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Each and Evry Hat now hi stock at Just
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Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and Powders
Switches, Pompadours ancT Bangs'
Novelties Ribbohsr and Iolterciada'
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Que jear in advance ...... 6 60
NiirmARtha in advance. . J. 8 60
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ARTICLES
The Big Lint is at
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A. T."HILL, PrticrlptSoa PruKist
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.Capital 8tock fully paid $ 60,000
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Responsibility If. W . 51S3,0OO;
mV do a janeraf banking end xchani(4busmMi.
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AMERICAN FARMS
The U S Crop Reporter, a
monthly papar publish! -bj the
U 8 tloreau of Statistics for Doc.
ember 1904 reached i the Ob-
eerter on Thursday.-morning,
from which we glean that there
were 9U31.581 acrcOrbpped
to corn, in the UnitedJHales in
ltfOi tl at made an average yield
of 26.8 bushel per acre, - aggre
gating ,2,461,450,931 4 bushels
which cV'tho raVmk had an
aterage value of 44.1 cents per
bushel making the whole crop
Talue on the farms, for the year
amount to $1,087,491,440 .
of wintet wheat harvested in
1004 that made an average yield
forlhe United . S'atM of 12 4
bushels per acre and in all ag
gregating 332,035,846 bushels of
winter wheat grown with a value
on.the farms of $325,611,373.
Oregon grew winter wheats on
402,296 acres in 1904 a"nT har
vested therefrom '8,609,134
bushels, ;j au average ot 21.4
bushels per acre valued on the
farms at $6,973,399. -
, The total acreage of spring
wheat in the United States in
1904 was ,17,209,020 acres that
mad an average yield , 01 12 8
bushels par acre and in the ag
gregate t 219,464,171 bushls
valued on the farms at $184:878,
501 Thf rpriog Vheat crop of
Uregon iq 104 covered 37,954
acres witti an average yield per
acre of IfLl, bushels, the total
crop, beidg 6,441,059 "bushels,
valued on'the fartnl at $4,40?,-
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The total nareagft in winter
and "spring wheat in the United
8tatee iu ; 1904 .wis (44,074,875
aJes. The wrfole Js'amoant of
wht grown that year was 652,
35,517 bushels of th fat m t val
ue of $510,4S2,874. VfJ
" Oregon gathered of winter and
spring wheat in 1904, 14,050,193
bushels valued at $1 L3S0,657,, .
The oati Vyrop of ,1904 in the
United Sutew covered 27,842,
669 acrea,'which'brfku averrire
yielded 32.1 ..bushels . per acre,
aaotiu thrggregat 894,695,652
buahehvakted 6nha 'farms" Vi
$279,900,011 '
Oregon fre w oats in 1904 on
231,842 acree 'iuad hirvesle
therftfrom 151050 bushels,' Sin
average, of il bushels pr Were
and a total value on the farms of
$3,24711. :
' 5J. 4578 acres wera cropnad
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acre, and in the aggregate 139,
748,9.58 ' bushels 0! the Jarm
value of $58,651,807.
.. Oregon harvested 61,084 acres
of . barley that averaged 28.7
bushels per acre, and in the' ag
gregate 1,753,111 bushels' of the
farm value of $1,034,335.
The' rye , crop iu, 1904 was
gathered , from ' 1,792,673 acres
that yielded 27,224,565 Tbusuels
of the frm value o! $142,706.
1 Oregon grew rye in 1904 on
11,135 acres that returned 160,-
3(4 bushels of the farm value if
$142,706. '
'The buckwheat patches of the
United States in 1SHM covered
793,625 seres from which 15,008
336 bushels wer; harvested
worth $9,330,768. Oregon griw
no buckwhaat. , . f j , s r t
Flax seed ;was gathered from'
2,263,565 acres in 1904 to the
amount of 23,400,534 bushels' qf
the value of $23,223,758. There
were 2,231 acres of flax raised ,
for seed in Oregon that' yielded
12 bushels per acre,' in all 26,772
bushels valued at $32,662.
Potatoes were grown on 3,015,
765 acres In U 8 in 1904 that
averaged 110.4 bushels per acre
and it all 332,830,300 bushels of
the farm value 0 $150,'673.892.
Oregon had 87,489 acres in
potatoes id 1904 Hhat averaged
87 bushels per acre and ; in the
aggregate 3,261,643 bushels val
ued at $1,924,310. ' ' '
Hay waa'cut from 37,999,602
acres in 1904 that averaged 1.52
tons per aero and in all 60,696,-
023 tons of the" farm value' of
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The hay crap of Oregon cov
ered 373,715 acreb in 1904 which
yielded 2.04 tons per acre and
in all 772,529 tons of thfc far'ta
value of $7,864,814. . fH
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Everything yotl want want for that
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SUNDAY WINMlRlv
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Is Awaiting Your Qricr t
' OUR BPEGIAtTY , . ' 'RHOttS4 '
g FnH Line Perferred Stock'' - GooSoojShoes;;
7Z fA ' Canned Qoodp. . ;a specialty,
Chamberlain's aCouch ? Remedy
"la my opinioa Chambarlalo'a
Ooosh Umdr la tha bet mad for
ooldt," aar 'lira, "pora Waller of
PtfrUrvUla; Cfclttoifala. Iare 1 no
doobi about Ita bailiff " ih'f ' bast. No
otbar will Qbre a oold to quickly. No
othar la so aura a praranUUra at pnaa
monla. No Other la so olaasant and
lata to taka. I Tuara ara go4 'T aiona
why It thonld ba prafarrad to any
othar, Tha fan la tht fa paopla ara
aatiaQed with any othar attar harlot
once naad tala ra.uady.' Kor aala by
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.Noce to the patrons of La Grande Light and Power Co.
T n That on and after Jannarr 1st. wwlll Install- a" day
circuit in this city' and-take this"- means of notlfvinir bnr
; patrons. Any changes jlo beTnado tUligfiB" which can not -
do urned on during tne day should be arranged as aoon aa
possible. Those desiring powercan cpnfer with us at any
time, regarding prices of motors,' rates, etc. We have motors
priced as follows, f. 0. b. San Francisco; k , .r.
" p $ 37 75 5 h. p. ...... ..$192 00
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2 hp.
3 bp
95 60
104 16
128 85
10 hp .-27075 -
15 hp 867 70
20 hp 452 60, n
30 h n KKK'Uft ' F
To this price must be added freight from, San Francisco' to
La Grande. "' '" ' '
, i hp 8 phase
ihp'
lhp
2 hp "
8 hp'
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6 hp
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' 10 bn
15 hp J
20 hp M
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Shipping weights
120 lbs hp single phase
I55.1bs ibP-I' r-f-242
10 VhJcJjf i J
34a lbs 2 hp
, 5 hp ...,. . ...w 686 lbe
formK 810 lbs form L 670 lbs
form K 950 lbs form L 820 lbs
form K u-. 1176-108 r fornt L076Tba
iorm a. lisu lbs . form L 1350 lbs
form K. tfT2345 lbs' form L 2300 Iba
rmatn t13, form '
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Chain wood by the j Cord
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wood ?w per cord. This is cheaper than by the load.
I You py for wht yoa get and get what yon pay for.
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