i 1 UiM I1' mv- 1)1 r . e r- vj V inf 1 3 jspuiuiui eXrj jpeq s pjjnq sm ifl jo laod sisdej iM eifl U sdr -uaoui ;m v ui tM dius 1 ,i -. it :.- I Administratrix Sale of $2,000 stock Having told the groceries U Mn. Shearer, I haw arranged fir Mr. T. M. Stubblefield to close out for tnr, r gardless of cost, the stock of shoes, which invoice over 12.000, consisting of raeu'swomen's and children's shoes of the very best make; Every pair is new and' we expect to make this the greatest SPECIAL 8HOE SALE ever held in La Grande. SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, NOV. 2 jnd wijl c?4sn ociil every pair is sold, regardless of oost, The sooner the stock can be disposed of the sojnor the estate cau be settled, sod I intend to make prices that will sell the goods. ' ' . The Stock will be moved to the Stubblefield Shop in the Lewis Building Opposite the Sommer House THE CREATEST SACRIFICE IN SHOES EVER HELD IN THE CITY, CALL AMD BE COWIIVCED. : J'! . ... REMEMBER THE TIME AMD PLACE MRS. HATTIE RALSTON, Administratrix of the estate of C. Ralston. aoiNO TO Paper or Paint- this Fall? IP SO, CALL ON STANIELS & JARMAN ' J-.PT Tucin We are closing out oar entire stock of wall paper at a great reduction in price, to make room for the largest stock ever put in La Grande. We handle everything in the line of Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. We do all kinds of painting, paper Call and see us. STANIELS & Dealers In Wall Paper, New and Elegant Line ' OF ' LADIES' NECKWEAR New switches Eighty-five dozen new dolls Millinery and caps always in stock E M WELLMAN & OO Adorns A.ve "The man who loves his wife the most. Is not the one to let her roast" , Theie hot days, in a kitchen overheated by a sweltering stoveCut out the family wash day. ' Send your laundry 1 1 1l if at all timeov J Groceiies, and ealTi try, by fair and impartial treat ment, to merit a share of the publio patronage. We will be pleased to recei?e a trial order MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER SHOES hanging and decorating V JARMAN, f Paints, Oils, Class, Etc 'w ?inen, all of it to VIDRY ,regon. mnmiwi NT u. vi:. ivii r I uw puug iuir x uave u Stoie, and will endeavor . a .1 m ,l0CE I01 ,ia?,e ana nJ use Smooth Game 8(Puotb swiudler ere again trying to do business with unsupeciing mer ebanss and they are now said to be operating in tbia state. 7 Merchants, and especially milliner, are being warned ? orookt, a man and a oman, wbo are systematically fleecing mercbante out ol money by passing off on them new eopper cents as $6 gold pieces. The method employed is for the woman to make a purchase and tender the shin ing coin in payment. In several in stance ia Portland tbe game baa worked sucoaMfolly. If deteoted the woman apologize for tbe mistake and regretfully remarks tbti tbe cent was placed io her puree by mistake, ia the belief that it was gold ooin.' Bbe never has any more money with ber and walks out of tbe store Long Creek Charge Rev i D Oillllan, presiding elder' of this (M. E ) district, and Rev J M Johnson came over from John Day on Tuesday and held servloea in tbe M K church thai and Wednesday even ings. After the olose of tbe latter ser' vice tbs first quarterly conference of the Long Creek oharge was held. Ia this connection it should be said that tbs field had been partially can. vasaed to learn whether a resident minister was desired by the people of this community and what amount could be expected to support one, sod tb result was so unanimously fsvorable thai Rev Qlllllan derided to re-create the Long Creak oharge and promised to send us a- good preacher ss soon as one could be procured Long Creek Ranger. Funeral Yesterday The funeral of Jack Dillon, wbo died Saturday night at the Blue Moun tain bouse, took plaoe yesterday from Henry & Carr's undertaking parlors. and interment in the Odd Fellow, cemetery. Dillon was about 54 years of see and had been employed by the Grande Honda Lumber oompany lor s number of years. He oame lo La Grande Sat urday and was found io a dying condi tion Saturday night. Medioal assist ance was called, but before tbeDhvsi- oian reaobed there tbe man was dead . Tbe Grande Ronde Lumber company notified tbe undertakers that that company would stand good for tbe funeral expenses and said that be bad a paid up insuranoe ia some company. No trace of relatives oan be found and all tbat is known about the man's pre vious life is tbat be formerly lived in Michigan. Hearst's Reward William R Hearst rersonally offers S100O reward for the-first convicted repeater in the coming New York election, sad 100 for eaoh subse quent repeater. Order by Mail If you are too great a distance from our store to call, we should be only too glad to reoelve your orders by mall. Huoh orders will receive prompt attention. With a splendid assortment of the beet drags, stationary, medicines, machine ollr, stock and poultry pre paration and a ihoutaud and one odd artlolea carried by a first claae, well stocked drug store, you can be assured rf having what you want right at your own home without effort or waata of time In ahopplng. We guarantee everything, so you can return anything wh'cb does not suit. Newlin Drag Co. $2,000 stock Good Report Report of Pleasant Grove School for month ending October 27, 1905. . Carrie German's room Grades 6th, 7tb 8tb and 9tb No. of girls enrolled 19. No of ho. enrolled 0, total 28. No. of days at tendanoe424J, So. of days absenoe 31 J Nj. of times tardy, 2. . 1 bi-ee not being abtent are May Robbs, Denver Willis, Olive Bull, El fie Baker, Harob Hale, Susie Lewis, Pt-erl Woods.. Lizzie Baker, Mabel Jobuston, irtbur Eamee and Frank Ennies. . ' ' Report ol primary room- No. of girls enrolled 18, No. of boys e moiled 18, total 36. No. of days at tendance 695, No of days abseooe 72, No. of times tardy 0. Those wbt were not absent were Ivy Bull, her tie Robbs, Mamie Gar- dinej, Edna Eames, Clara Pepperkorn, Sylvester WMIiams, Ray Kallam, Una Prpperkoro, Perry Laonian, Burr Cantrel, Frank Kallam, Fred Bryant, Andrew Robbs, Frank Bryant and Gdorge Brytnt. Katie Woodell, teacher. Business Men Petition .The business men of Portland bave petitioned tbe President to fill ths vacancy in the federal iodoeahin. oaosed by the death of Judge Bellinger i'(.e reason of this, is, that all bank' rupt proceedings mast go through this court snd as test everything in this department has been delayed for many months. They have received assurance that the appointment would be made soon. ' Closing Days r- . . . . ' . .. e:e nearly tnrongn with oar Odds and Ends sale. There are few boys' sweaters selling for 60 cents snd a few suits of men'a underwear going at oorresp ndlngly low prioea. Lome before you are to lata. C re sent Knitting Mills. Good to Write on. Our fall line of box, balk and toilet stationery Includes tbe new etyles and latest qualities of paper. The art of paper making has arrived at a point where very high grade papers oan be bad at very low pries at least when we make tbe prloee. Fine papers in tablet form are in demand for general correspondence. We have them as well as anything else you may require in the ritln mater alllne. Newlin Drug Co., La Grande, ' Notice of Street Improvement To Wbo It May Concern: Notioe is hereby given that tbe street committee nl tbe oity La Urande, Ursgon, hereby orders tbe improvement cf Adams Arsnoe as follows: Commeaoing at the sootb east corner ol tbe Intersection cl Sprace Street with Adsms A venae; thenoe along and upon tbe south side ol Adams A venae, in a sooth easterly direction, to the south west oorner of the Inteisectioo of Adams Avenue with Balm Htreet by plaoinn thereon a sli (6) foot side walk aooordioi to the apeoiflcatlons ol tbe ordinance providing snob Im provement.. And notioe Is farther given that anless savh improvement is made within thirty (30) days Irom tbe date of this notice tbe same will be done ty the street superintendent and a lien filed upon tbe property lor tbe payment of the expense of soch building. Signed: L D RE A VIS, Chairman Street Committee. JMsTCyKXft iImber Detailed at- 'WHOLESALE PRICES Better tober and Cheaper than it io sold m La Grab. We Deliver it I GrandeRonde S PERRY, OREGON. eeeeeiiiiiitiiiii THE CITCROCERY Offers customea the best of everything in the line of FRESIlVtCETABLES, FRUITS, GROCE RIES, PROVISOS, ETC., at prices as low as in ferior goods canbe purchased. Good things to eat can alwlyslbe had at THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY. your appetite "goes back" on you, visit oursto-e and you are certain to find . annulling pltiSt yCtlf pl-tC. If you havli't been trading with us, why not give us a tril order? We can please you. Once a custoier always a customer. P0LACK, WE BUY 1 Doors Sash, .Lumber In large qaaatities direct from factories and mills'J . at a yearly ion tract price, and while we pay the ' lowest pric we get the beat goods, and eaa afford to sell at ffgtres that others buy for, thereby giv ing our customers the benefit of wholesale puces - - J STODDARD LUMBER CO. CITY IBREWERY JULIUS ROESCH," Proprietor. t; Largest Brewuigf Plant in Eastern Oregon . ' Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE ', AND SHOULD HAVE THh 1-kEFEKENCE ra CT irtltir I tnr-n, . Ji. LvUIj LIVCrT AINU rttU STABLE Vl I AOCFMSUC Ktnonic r a I 7 ( ) a J Rigs furnished for parties, funeral, and picnic. The 9) 1 . b.e8tryallinthecity. p,Cn,c, Th g o i:' 1 '( cm t; to your Building Lumbef Co AND BAKERY the Grocer. PHONE, MAIN 75. Shingles .. . ! First class turnout fur nished dav or nht. C IIIMMM I I i I t and i; j ; : v Wis m lvr , commercial mi. 9J S ) ! Best service guaiiteed M Horses boarded b day week or mont ) it J - V' T ,1. i r V i ; i h . 1 i, I1: i I . t ) Si losses.