News Recoct
1
Great
Contest
HOW TO VOTE
At the foot of the firbt column on the editorial page is a
voting coupon that counts 5 vo e for the candidate whose
name is written on it. Anyhody can vote the coupons f'r
any candidate. We advise candidates to n:-k their friends
to save coupons or Bend them direct to the odae as one
coupon may decide a prize.
V'
Payments on subscription count the mont. A candidate
who Hecures a new subsnrih r fur a year receives GOO vote
See the table on this )E go of extra votes for subscription
payments.
Grand Pn
nan
1UU
D70
' Lot 7,
IEiiterpriM
of
lock 4, in Beautiful Aider View Addition to the city of.
The lot is on Litch street, one block from 'Depot street
,It is .j0xH5 feet incize, level, sub-irrigated, all in lawn grass and Us
soil is of the finest. It is situated michvay between the business sectioi
Mff tho citv aiui the 0. It. & N. rnilwav depot. Leading Ui-i:,if s ai '
'professional men have bought lots in Alder View addition ID hU
'sold there in 'he last three months and beautitul homes, are hein
creeled all around the grand prize lot. It is not as good, it it. bettci
ih:in cash. All the lots in the immediate vicinity are held at !?!l'5 o
hinhcr one across the street at .f300 and an advance will svtre'.;
- - . . r.-i
It is needless to teli of Alder lew evorvo'io n f(
'.""jTO.uw.CTgft?
ice u r Jiefore spring.
be county is familiar with this peerless residence section of Enterprise J,
$ There are no undesirable lots there hut the grand prize tor, is one or itiefs
hoicest. It was purchased of Daniel lioycl, manager ot tne waiiowaj ,
f ,aw, Land & Abstract company, who owns and has the exclusive ale
(J .f Alder View lots.
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PRIZES NOS. 6. 0 AND 7.
One for the next to the leading contestant (except winner of grand
prize) in each of the three district?.
Second Prize $20.
rnizii no. 5. ,
Three First Prizes $135.
PRIZES NOS. 2, 3 AND 4.
One offered to the leading contestant (except winner of Grand Prize) in
each of the three districts into which the county is divided for this
contest.
First Prize $45.
PRIZE NO. 2.
New Royal Sewing Mavhine pur
chased of Fred S Ashley, dealer in
furniture and stoves. Il is5-diaw-er,
drop head of handsone new
design, beautiful and symcttiral i.i
every do'ail. Center drawer is ser
pentine, side drawers rounded.
Stand equipped with lnte. t improv
ed ball hearings. L'st p-ice $50.
No higher j-ra'lo machine on the
market than the New Royal, for
which Mr. Ashlev is exclusive agent.
The prize machine is on exhibit at hisBtore, opposite the Wallowa
National bank.
First Prize $45.
PRIZE NO. 3.
'improved Victor III Talking Mach
ine bought of E, B. Wheat, jewel-'
erand dealer in watches, silverware
and musical instruments. Victor
III has handsome ijuarterod-oak
cabinet with binge top, 10 inch
turn-table, double tandem spring
motor, playing several records with
one winding and can be wound
'while playing, 200 needles fiee,
horn latest largo bell of beautiful
design. Air Whe.it is solo agent
for the Victor and the prize ma
chine can be eoen in the window of bin establishment.
First Prize $45.
PRIZE NO. 4.
Rambler Bicycle bought of llodgera Xros., dealers in new and second
hand furniture, stovos and genernl furnishing goods. Nothing need
h nid in nraise of the Rambler everybody knows it is and baa been
for yearB the standard high-grade bicycle none better made. '1 lie
t,1 whiM ia nri exhibit in Rodeers Bros.' store, on Kiver street one
block south of W. J. Funk & Co'a.
V EQUAL CHANGE FOR ALL
To equalize the chances of all candidates the county 18
divided into, three districts, as told in "Conditions of Con
tes " on this page.
Candidates in district 2 do not compete with those in dis
tricts 1 and 3, except fur the grand prize There are 3
prize6 in eacfvwf the three district.? ' -; '
Each new subscriber secured bv a candidate receives the
News Record until January 1, l'JOS, free. New subscribers
and those now on the list who pay a year in advance are
given their choice of the following remiums free:
One year's subscription to the American Farmer.
' The News Record sent" free 3 months to any address
outride of Wdlowa conn y; or
. An order for a cabinet photograph, if 1.50 size, at the
Fallmun Studios in Enterprise.
Li ;m
Elegant, Four Drawer Dresser, with
French bevel mirror (24x30 inches)
bought of G. I. Ratcliff, the Enter
prise furniture dealer. The dresser
is tJ feel high, 3J feet wide, l feet
deep; is of beautiful Goldei Oak
finish, made of kiln-dried Oregon
ash, which for hardness and wearing-qualities
is superior to plain
o ik Top draweis have' the fash
ionable swell front. The dresser is
on exhibit at Mr. Ratcliff s store,
and be makes the special offer if
the.vinner perfers he or she can
have $20 in value of any other
article in his big stock..
- Second Prize 20
PRIZE NO. 7.
HANDSOME
Cold Watch
Second Prize $20.
PRIZE NO. 6.
'"T . If- -,T, ,!, , "J ,' .
Single Breast Harness boiight of L. Perland. the well known dealer in
harness, saddles and leather poorK It is a splendni inrness, pstprt
leather finish, nicklo plated mountings 'and carries Mr. I'erknd's
guarantee of good value for the money. It can be seen at his thop on
Mainetreet.
Conditions of News Record's Great $405
Prize Contest.
All the prizes, except tho Christ
st mas Guts will he awarded in
order of number of votes credited to contestants Each coupon clipped
from a News Record counts 5 votes if voted within its time limit. Ad
ditional extra votes for payment on subscriptions us per table 'pub
lished each week in News Record.
No employe of the News Record is allowed to enter this contest, or
any member o the fa.nily of the publisher
For the purpose of equalizing the chances of contestants in differ
ent partB, the county is divided into three districts as follows; ,
" " 4, Liberty
" " TronM'rcek
" " 17, Kalrvlew
" " 1. Lower Valley
. A' '-! S
Guaranteed to us as a first-class
time-keeper in every respect, and
with a ten-year warranted gold
filled case.
Three Third Prizes $30.
' PRIZES NO. 8, 9 AND 10. "
One for the third leading contestant (except Grand Prize winner) in
each of the three districts. .
Third Prize $10.
PKIZE NO. 8.
Choice of the following: 1. Guaranteed Belmont razor, genuine
horsehide strop, shaving brush, automatic bill-clasping leather pocket
book, Moore's non-leakable toZO fountain pen, and handsome brier '
pipe; or 2 Beautiful satin covered handkerchief box, best hair brush,
mirror and stand, $1 bottle of best perfume.' box, 3 cakes, best to let
soap, Parker's. Pears or Colgate.-. Bottle Wisdom's Rohcrtine, box best
stationery, set, 3, finest scissuis. Articles of tbis'prize bought of Bur
naugh it MayHeld, drugistt and dealers in beautiful Christmas gifts
and are on exhibit at their store on Main street.
Third Prize 10.
PRIZE NO. 9.
Choice of the following:
1. Beautifully decorated, gold
edged glass tea, fruit and water
sets, 25 pieces; or,
(2.) 22-calibre Kopkino & Alle
rifle, E . M. Dickinson,' Sheffield,
hunting knife and high-grada
'Keen Kutter" pocket knife.
Articles of this prize bought of
Hartshorn & Keltner, dealers in
dishes, stoves, general hardware,
roofing, doors, windows, paints,
guns and eporting goods, and can
be seen on exhibit at their store od
Main street.
Third Prize 10.
PRIZE NO. 10
Webster's International Dictionary,
newest, up-to-date edition, bound
in full sheep; 2380 pages, 6000
illustrations, and with 25,000 new
words recently "added.
GET THE BEST
All Contestants will to pail for thsir Tims.
!
Spec'al Christmas. Gift Offer
To each candidate who sends in a list
" " U Willow Spring
14 " " 40, Pure
EISTSIOT NO. 3.
All the nrlioul ilist riots in tho county
not included in districts 1 and 2.
BISTEICT 170. 1.
(School Dlstrlot '", No. 2!, Knterprlse
" " 0, Joseph
, " 2, Alder
" 2:t, 1 tea vis.
msTnicT.KO. a.
School District No. 7, Lestlne
" 12, Wallowa
ContentanU will be credited to tho district In which they reside, lut are
allowed to secure subscriptions and votes will bo credited to them fniu njy
whrre In the I'nlted ktatn.
The Grand PrUo will bo given to tho contestant credited with the most
votes. .
First oholoe of the first prlz.es will tie given to contestant having next, high
est number of votes. The other two first prizes will be Riven to the leailing
oonteaUiiU In the other two districts (barrlntr ulways tlio Or mi Prize winner
Saooml and Third Prlaes swarded In same way, making 3 prlz.es for each
district, a Grand Prlase and Christmas Gifts for all districts. If 3 contestants in
'Enterprise should secure, say, 1.5,000, 12,000 and 10,000 votes respectively, i d
the leading contestant In District 8 only 5000 votes, the latter would neverthe
less secure one of tlio first prijses valued at $45.00.
All certificate for extra vote will Iw marked non-transferable and will be
..bMied only In favor of one person,
In addition to the priv.es each and every contestant will receive a liberal
commission, so that each ono will be paid liberally for his or her time. You !
can't lose and if you work diligently ami persistently you will doubtless make i o 3 , cw suijscribers dnung the week
the best wag you over did in the same time. Do not delay, htarl now. i pIuijp peC- jt Bd a list of 3 during
WriteJU) the News Kccord for comjileto instructions, tetiu, etc. I week ending Dec. 14-, and a list of 4
J . ... -1 T.. O.I r- lO
1 1 new subscribers in all, the News Record
Extra Additional Votes for Cash -Payments
on Subscriptions.
For every 25 cents paid on b;ck suhseriplliMi
Fori year Advance Subscription (oWO
" 1 " ' " (new) .
" 2 " " " (old ot new)
"40 months" . " "
.2r, votes 50 Extra
1.50. " 4V."
1.50, " (H)0 "
S.00, ' " 15(H "
5 00,. " Thsio "
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (ilFTOFFFR.
5, $IO, 20 IN GOLD
TO CANDIDATES
Most Liberal I Per Fver Made for
4 Securui); Sub.eriUrs. Ope" .to all
rvgnlarly nominnttd or entered can
didates.' , '
If You Wish to Win One of These Prizes
and Have Not Catered. Ser.J J'our Name to This Office.
will present as a Christmas Cii.t
. 55 in Gold.
To ench candidate who gem's in a list
of 7 ntw subserilK-rs during week ending
Pec 7, and a list of 7 during week end
ing Dec. 14, and a list of 11 during ten
days ending Pec. 24, or 23 new sub
eciibersin aU, tho News Record will
vin s.'iit as a Christmas Gift
f in in iioui.
To each candidate who tend? in a list
of 15 new subscribers during wetk end-"
ing Dec 7, and a list of 15 daring week
ending Pec 14, and a list of 20 during
t n davs ending Dec. 24. or 50 new sub
scribers in all, the News Record will
present as a Christmas Gift
$20 iu Gold.
These gifts are in addition to the
commissions allowed on new subscrib
ers and the votes for other prizes.
With the 10 new subscribers there are
G000 votes, with 25 there are 15,000
votes, with 50 there are 30,000 votes.
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