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A d m i rii s t i? a t rix Sale of
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$2,000 stock SHOES $2,d00 stock
Having sold the groceries to VI n. Shearer, I have arranged tt Mr. T. M. StabbleGeld to close oat for me, r Rurdless of
cost, the stock of shoes, which invoice over $2,000, consisting of men's, women's and children's shoes of the very best make.
Every pair Is new and we expect to make this the greatest SPECIAL SHOE SALE ever held in T.a Grande.' V
SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY. NOV. 2
And will continue until every pair is sold, regardless of cost, The sooner the stock can be disposed of the so.nor the
estate can be settled, and 1 intend to make prices that will sell the goods.
The Stock vvill be moved to the Stubblefield Shop in the Lewis Building
Opposite the Sommer House
THE CREATEST SACRIFICE IN SHOES EVER HELD l THE CITY, CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
REMEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE -
MRS. HATTIE RAt-STON, Administratrix of the estate of C. Ralston.
GOING TO
Paper or; Pj?int this Fall?
IP SO, CALL ON STANIELS & JARMAN
uGET THEIR PRICES
We are closing oat oar entire stock of wall paper at a
great redaction in price, to make room for the largest
stock ever pat In L Grande. We handle everything
in the line of Paints. Oils. Glass, etc. We do all
aw w
Y kinds of painting, paper hanging Jiud decorating
f Call and see us. ,
V STANIELS & JARMAN,
Dealers In Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Class, Etc
LUMBER
RETAILED AK
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than it io sold in
La Grande, We Deliver it to your Building.
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
PERRY, OREGON.
leeeessiiinsi
New, and Elegant Line
1 OF
LADIES' NECKWEAR '
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New switches Eighty-five dozen new dolls
Millinery and caps always In stock
ami rr r TxrtjT T 1VT A M Sir- fin
i - XiuL TT J A r AVA . Jh I l WW
1 Adorns A.ve
"The man who loves his wife the most,
Is not the one to let her roast"
These hot days, in a kitchen overheated by .a sweltering
stoveCut oat the family wash day. Send your laundry
to as. Saves wood, time and energy. Don't burn up
a lovely disposition. Send your linen, all of it to
A. E C
STEAM LAUNDRY!
PHONE Main 7
La Ctmie. Oregon.
PI ANNOUNCEMENT
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pri;
; I I take this means to inform the publio that I have
We 1 purchased the Nebraska Cash Stoie, and will endeavor
at all times to keep a full stock (of staple and fancy
Groceries, and shall try, by fair and impartial treat
Do V inent, to merit a share of the publio patronage. We
uS$ will be pleased to receive a trial order
We
' MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER
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WASHINGTON GIRL
TURNS HORSE THIEF
Will Walla, Ool SOMyrtle Tip
ton, a 16 year old girl, was lodged Id
the couutjr jail last evening on a
charge of bone Healing, and will be
taken to Whitman county today.
-be Hole three bortee, a back and
barneaa from an Indian family on tbe
Coner d'Alene reservation and lold
them, in tbe kwn of Bl John., Wbit-I
man eoanty for f 225. Deputy Sheriff
Neesiy, of Whitman eoanty, arrested
ber yeeterday afternoon at tbe Hark-
neea ranch eight milei east of Piesoott
and brongbl ber to Walla Walla, from
where he will leave thit morning for
Colfax.
She admits stealing the outfit and
disposing of it, and to a leporter this
afternoon related ber escapade as fol
lows: "I oanght tbe horses in a field
one night, about tbe tenth of Ootober,
bitched two 0! them to back and
struck out. I reached St John's tbe
next day and readily sold tbe horses
to the proprietor of a livery atable for
225. With the money I purchased a
suit of boy's clothes, bad my hair cat
and went out and bad a good time
until quite lata that night. . I tben se
cured a bed at tbe hotel, wbere I re
mained nntil tbe train started' for
Pieeoott tbe next morning. -1 was ac
quainted with the Uarkness family
and have been visiting there since. I
don't cure if I am sent to the peniten
tiary , I bave a curioueity to see bow
tbey run suob an institution. I wonld
rather go tbeie than be sent to a re
form school." :
When asked why ahe stole the hors
es and outfit she replied : "My father
has been larming some Indian land
on tbe reservation for two or three
years and has made me go out into the
field to plow and do other kinds of
work, and would never give me any
money. I came down to Walla Walla
to atay with him this fall after harvest
and wanted him to give me money
enough to go and visit my mother at
North Yakima, but be would not do
it, so 1 rode back up to tbe reservation
on horseback, and, after staying with
friends a short time boncluded that I
would laise rome money, and that is
why I took tbe horses and outfit."
Endorses Judge Ellis
Judge W B Ellis of this city la be.
Ing talked of a the coming man to
repretent Oregon In congress, to suo.
ceed J N Williamson. Douglas bUts,
the well known sheepman; ia highly
in favor of Judge Ellis' nomination
and endorses his candidacy in the
Pilot Rook Record as follows:
"I know of no man in Eastern Ore
(on who would make a stronger caudt.
daUt for congress than Judge Ellis,
lie made a creditable record a hen
in congress from tbla distrlot, is a
man of high character and baa a strong
following in Eastern Oregon. Ilia
nomination assaooessor to William
son would meet with my hearty in
dorsement" Pendleton Tribune,
Tonight
The Baker City Democrat bas the
following to say regarding tbe Z inn's
ooespany whioh opens a week's en
gagement at Btewarde Opera house,
to-night.
"Baker City people last night en
joyed thoroughly the double bill put
up at tbe opera house by Zino'e Mer
ry Travesty company. Tbe produc
tion of "Venus" was artistic in every
particular 'Up in the Farm" gave
wide scope, to tbe tsleot of the entire
company.
S J Dorrance Sells
Monday, Sam J ' -Dorrance, of
Prairie Creek, sold his ranoh to the
Barton Bros, consideration $1,825.
This is an exceptionally fine tancb
and carries 150 inches in tbe Mount
ain Sheep ditch, which will be com
pleted early next spring. This year's
crop averxged 25 bushels of rye to the
acre and 30 bushels of wheat. Two
years ago Sam bought this ranoh for
3,000, and during the two years It
haalnc-essed (1,825 in value. Tbe Bar
ton Bros, are to be congratulated
upon securing a valuable ranch !at
sooh a reasonable figure. Mr Dor
rance, who invested in land In tbe
Canadian Northwest about two months
ago will leive for tt ooontry some
time in December. Wallowa Herald.
Sam need to live in La Grande and
baa many frieoda here.
Boric Has Resigned
Last night It was reported npon the
street that J A Borle baa resigned his
position as cashier of the Saving!
bank and will move '.to Me. loo. The
migration it will be etated la to
take effect upon November 1 Pendle
ton Tribune.
Good to Write on.
Our fall line of box, bulk and toilet
stationery includes the new styles and
iateet qualities of paper. The art of
paper making has arrived at a point
where very high grade papers can be
had at very low price at least when
we make, tbe prises.
Fin pa pars in tablet form are In
demand for general correspondence.
We bave (hem as well ss anything else
roo may require in tbe arlting mater
l line. Nswlin D.-ug Co., La Grande,
Ore.
Wallowa Yield
The fore part of tbla .week finished
the threshing of this seaaon'e grain
crop In tbe valley. It ie estimated
tbat tbe wheat will ran 100,000 buehel
and other grain about 100,000 bushels,'
making a 'total of about 800,000
boehele of grain produced In tbe val
ley this season. Wallowa Herald
P4-S-S-!
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
Offers customers the best of everything in the
line of FRESH VEGETABLES, fRUITS. CR0CE
KltS, PROVISIONS, ETC., at prices as low as in
ferior goods can be purchased. Good things to
eat can always be had at THE CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY. If your appetite'goes back" on
you, visit our store and yojj are certain to find
something that will please your palate,
V. If you haven't been trading with us, why not
give us a trial order?. We can . please you.
Once a customer always a customer.
POLACK, the Grocer.
PHONE, MAIN 75.
WE BUY
Sash, Shingles
-.Lumber
and
In large quantities direct from factories and mills
at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the
lowest price, we Ret the best goods, and can afford
to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giv
ing onr customers the benefit of (wholesale prices
1 STODDARD LUMBER CO.
CITY 1BREWERY
-J: JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewing Plant In Eastern Of egon
Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best
I LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THh --REFERENCE
Notice of Street Improvement
To Who It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given tbat the
street com rait tee of the olty ar La
Uranite, Oregon, hereby orders the
Improvement of Adams Avenue ss
follows:
-ommenoing at tbe sooth east corner
of the Intersection if Sprnc Street
with Adenis Avenoe; thenoe along and
upon the south side ot Adams Avenoe,
in a south easterly direction, to tbe
south west oorner ot the in tti section
of Adame Avenoe with Balm Htreet
by placing thereon a eiiJ8) foot side;
walk aooording to the epeol-cationa
ot the ordinance) providing inch Im
provement. And notice Is fnrthsr
given that unless each improvement
is mad within thirty (SO) days from
the data of this notice the earn will
be done by the street snperlntendent
and a lien Died npon the property for
the payment of the expense of each
bailding.
Signed: L.DBAVI8,
Chairman Street Commltte.
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ST. LOUIS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE !)
: LARJSEN& N0RRIE, Props.; 3
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nished day or night, . )
Special accomodation for Ji
commercial men. 1
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Best service guaranteed M
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Horses boarded by day,
week or month. V
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Rigs furnished for parties, funerals and picnics. The
best carryall in the city. J
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