La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. rr.m nicrown T.A fJTtAXDE. OREGON, TUTRSDAV, JAXTARY 2, JSCS. 4AGE FOtn. C1 b.1I.U la. Granila tvenjaj ODserve Published dally except bunday. CIHKEY BROTHERS. fiDiTona and puopr:iETons t'nltcd Press TcK-grapli Service. IMlly, per month. XMlly, sliiulo copy .05 Dally, one year In advance $6.50 Dally, nix months, In advance... 3.6d Weekly, one year In advance. . .11.00 V.'Mklv. tlx months. In ad.'iince. .73 Ir.terud at Grande a the Dontoffi.! at L second-class matter. Tnle pf.per will not publlVi any ar ticle appearing over a nom rte plume Clgaed articles will be received sub ject to the discretion ot he edit irs Please sln your articles uod save dl appointment. Advertising Rate. Display, td. rates furnished upon application. Local reading notices too per lln first insertion; Be per line tor each subsequent Insertion. Resolutions ot condolence, Jo line. Cards ot thanUs, Ee a line. We Grow lfoM. Oregon Is the leading hop- growing section of America, this state having produced In 1907 approximately 130,000 . bales, while the total crop of the TJnlt- ed Ptntes was about 895,000 bales. Of the crop outside of Oregon, California produced 85,- 000 bales, Washington 40,000 bales and Vew York 40,000 bales. A bale of hops, on an average, weighs 188 pounds, making the crop In Oregon 24,440,000 pounds. Of the total crop, prob- ably 14,000,000 pounds has been sold, nt nn average price of about 10 cents a pound, making the returns thus fur $1,400,000. The remainder of the crop, Is In the handM of growers. Iiried prunes, tt25.450,00a 1,208,8 0 Prunes and plums shiip.eI green or fresh to ean-jit-rs and others ton 4.1S5 '),50 , Pears, boxes ... . 247.70 286,800 Peaches, boxes'. 445,870 243,:6'1 : Vrrl.-i. l.oxe.. 5,4 59.000 230..VH' tprleot. Iwxes . ,500 7,50c rirawherrl.x. bx. ,i0.000 407. u0 .Jlackberrl bx. 2.1 50.000 79,50' :in.-'l.berri.--. bx. . 1.450.000 74,500 'j)!?anberrl.-s, bx. 1.140,000 33,500 ii;-ru!its, t.xi'S . 37O.O0"O 31.000 in,.s.'b.niei, bx. 373,000 12.5..0 3rnpt. box.- .. 3,945,000 124.50'' ther fruit ;',000 Toftl value . . $4,275,183 b h,u Vm of New Mattresses mm spring f--,., .wmjrTOXrIT. ','ultip of a Few Oregon Products for 1(H)7. .umber $30,000,000 V'h.nt, 18,300,000 bu 15,355.000 Mlrylng 13,000,000 Vool, 20,000,000 lbs 3.H00.00O rrut 4.275,185 almon 2,981,700 lops, 130,000 hales 1,924,000 lold. 171,000 ounces .... 2,855,700 Agents for Le&eth's All Steel Spring, 30 days free trial. 3 Makes of Ranges. Elite, La CIcde and Acne Ranges, $28.59 to $55 Heat ing Stoves at Reduced Prices. We Have to sell 2 sets of double harness, also 2 sewing machines. rhone Bluck 641. H. B HAISTEN 213 1TK STIlEET. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS Thouo Red 1161. F. D. HAISTEN 1411 1413, 1(15 Adams Avenue. ma Total $75,991,585 The Portland Oregonlan iHHued an exhaustive New Year's edition cover ing the various resources of the en tire slute. Special articles regarding the fruit and beet Industry of Union county were set forth wtih Illustra tions from the pen of A. V. Nelson, city editor of The Observer. The sev eral industrial articles which appear in this Issue were tuken from the Ore gonlan edition. Oregon MvcHtuck Statistics. ,o, Value. attle 988.695 $24,717,375 torses 298,352 29,635.200 Jules . 7,430 743,000 Iheen 3,600,000 14,400,000 Joats 162.500 660,000 Swine 309,939 2.470.5U Total value $72,635,087 Notice to IroK'rty Owners. Notice is hereby given to the prop erty owners of the city of La Grandi that the ordinance prohibiting thi pluclng of slop, stable manure ami other objectionable offul or litter ir the streets and alleys Is still In force. and will be vigorously enforced. Property owners ure requested to re member that there Is a penalty at- ached ot this (rdlnance, and In thi future as In the past the said ordl nance will be enforced to the letter. Property owners will pleuse bear thle In mind and save trouble and costs. dl-2-9 H. V. STONE Ft, Street Superintendent for the City of La Grande, Itcvivul Meetlns. Last evening Evangelist McSparran 'addressed a good sized audience in Central Church of Christ. He made a I good Impression and It Is believed that the attendance will Increase. The theme for this evening Is, "Christ In We are doing fairly well; we are History," Illustrated by blackboard, getting so we can w rite January. 1908, Song and prayer 'service at 7:30; ser on an average of about one-half the mon at 8. The public cordially In time. The other half Is occupied In vlted. erasing "December" or "1907." Two 4 Oldest Woman Demi. Hlllsboro, Ore., Jan. 2. Mrs. Mary Humsey, the oldest woman In the United States, aged 120 years, died at her home here last nleht of renernl debility. Mrs. 4 Humsey was born. In 1720, was married in 1804, und came to Oregon In 1852. FOIt RENT FurnlshedWiom with collar machine a new Invention for located, "rnone ironing jneait-u d,....-, . us to turn out the very finest work obtainable anywhere. board; centrally Bluck 822. COVE, OREGON. The finest of land In Union county lays In this section for cherries, ap ples, berries or vegetables, the soil has the required amount of proiiucmt ness to make it a garden of Eden, I? jnly mankind will plant and cultlvat It. Now any one can purchase a tract of 10 acres or more from the farm known as the Ed Payne place, which has been cut Into 10-acre tracts ind on sale now by the recent pur chasers. Will sell on Installments. LA GKAND 1NVESMENT CO., 12-30tf La Grande, Off Strayed. , ' There came to my home .Tuesday morrrtna- a horse wtlhvsndrtKf and bri dle.' Owner will plcaseNiH and get him and pay for this notice. E. P. STAPLES. Ksliuy Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing described animal has come to my place and the same is now being held byae.and will be deliver ed to the owner tnon payment of pas turage bill and advertisement. Said animal came to my place November I, 1907. Description: One extra large red steer, has unreadable Jjrand on left side. Steer seems to have been dehorned. G. MUEHLENBURG, udden changes at onee is rather dif ficult. A few more spring-like days and we will be talking about aster beds and aster shows. There Is ample time, however, to order your seeds. Missouri hnd to be shown but Mult nomah was equal to the occasion. . Oregon Fruit 1007. Apples, boxes .. 1,082,200 $1,423,800 Five to One. For every five morrluge licenses Is sued In Linn county during 1907, one divorce complaint was filed. There were 190 permits to wed granted and 36 suits for divorce were Instituted. Land With Wood on. We have 149 acres of land exactly six miles from here, up Fox Hill, and which has at least 2000 cords of excellent wood on. We will accept jany reasonable offer for this tract if taken noon. The entire tract Is leva', and a wagon can easily be driven on every foot of It. Make us an offer. Terms. REAL ESTATE, LOAN & COMMIS SION COMPANY. For Sule or Trade. N The business, stock and tools of tne Blue Mountain Marble & Granite company Is offered for sale or truile. for particulars call on or address i U-2tf E. C. DAVIS. Fight a Draw. The fight which took plait) duy evening In San Francisco between Abe Attell and Moran, resulted In a druw. man me new year oy eenumg us your laundry. It will be appreciated. 'Phone Main 78. 28tf CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY. FOR A FINE DINNER! We offerfprefered stock canned goods That's Goodness. Prices on this line are all right That's Gracious. f Goodness gracious, what more do you want ? THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY L PC LACK, Propr. SPECIAL INDUCEMENT. To Onr Customers and Prospective New Ones: We have Just closed our first year's business and find It has been a very successful one. We now hae a large number of good regular patrons, who uay their bills promptly. We hope to add to this number the coming year many new ones As a special Induce ment for all to pay cash we are Is suing coupon books good for $5.00 In laundry for $4.50 cash. You save 10 ner cent bv buying a book. This Is a much more satisfactory way than running a bill. j Have your washing ready early In j J the week. You get better work. We j ? have lately Installed on our shirt and . H'$$M$-,$HyM,S"$ Complete line of Eatables &Z2SESSi coughs. KlftSG OF CURES golds THE WONDER WORKER Foa THROAT AND OR. iOiC'S lungs FOR COUGHS AND COLDS r PREVENTS FIIEUMOHIA I had the most debilitating cough a mortal wai ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that when I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case Incurable, but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured me so completely that I am all sound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and SI.CO ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Frea Overcoat eather 7 HE WEATHER MAN says "rain and snow, much colder and freez ing" just a melle of all sorts of weather. . But never mind we've been expecting just such conditions and have made ample provision for your comfort and appearance. Here are HANDSOME, WARM AND STYLISHOVERCOATS They'll knock out old Winter, but spare your pocket-book. That's one great feature about this store your pocket-book is always safe from fakes. You're sure of the best goods new goods dependable, satisfactory Glothing and the moreyou investi3ate and com-, pare the more our money-saving prices stand out in your favor. Overcoats Med ium or Long cut Tailoring and fabric the best perfect in every detail. Now Where's the Man that can't be Overcoat satisfied here? , Your pleasure in buying is part of our profit. ASH LA GLANDE, ROS. The Clothiers if OREGON SOJ.P i GUARANTEED BY NEW MX Dltt'O CO.