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LEXINGTON, OREGON, THURSDAY DECEMBER 28, 1905
NO. 14
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We will give, absolutely free, with $25. purchases, ane disc phonograph, like cut,
which would cost $ 1 2. at any music store, which we guarantee to reproduce with
clearness equal to any $20. or $75. phonograph on the market.
HOW TO EARN A PHONOGRAPH
Buy from us $2o.00 worth of goods, for cash, and we will give you tickets for your cash purchases,
small or large, aud when you have procured tick'ts to the amount of $25.00 bring them to us and take the
phonograph, or if you choose, we will give you one 50 cent record for $5. worth, of tickets, or we will take
them in trade for new dishes, any you may pick form our stock, for 7 per cent on the dollar. This dish
and record offer is good, until June 1st, 1606. We reserve the right to sithdraw the ...phonograph offer ,
at any time by girin SO dayf notice, .v.
LOCAL NEWS
A Phonograph makes a splendid
Christmas present for the children.
Call at the Wheatfield Printery and
place an order for one.
All my accounts have been left
W. P. McMillan for collection. All
those knowing themselves indebted to
me will call there and make settlement.
Dr. C. C. Chick.
If you cannot find what you want in
the Drug line try Davidson Bros, of
lone, they carry the largest stock of
Drugs and Chemicals in Morrow Co.
Mail and Telephone orders promptly
attended to. 9tK
5,000
$250
FOR OUR THIRTY DAY CUSTOMERS
When you pay your bill as soon as you receive your statement at the first of each, month, we will give
you tickets to the amount of your entire purchasefrom the date you paid last, just the same as if you paid
cash every day. Bill that are not paid by the 8th of the month following date of purchase will not be en
titled to the cash tickets. This offer commences December 1st. Commence at once to secure one of these
prizes. Sugar, Flour, Salt, Wire, Harness and Agricultural Implements are excluded in this offer, and we
reserve the right to withdraw this offer at any time by giving 30 days notice.
$60.
$100
$1500
$1.00
$40
CLEHRHNGE
We are busy invoicing and are finding many articles in, all; lines that we will
ofier at great bargains m ordej" to clean them up and make room for new goods which
are arriving everyday. Call in and see our stock and store, we will take pains to
show you aud give you price we may have something we are closing that will be
just what you need at a great caving to you. We want you to. come in whether
you buy a dollars worth or not. We will try. and make it pleasant for you while
you are in town. Remember we have rhe good quality and prices; v
LEXINGTON,
OREGON
COUNTY STATISTICS
For the week ending Tuesday, De
cember 26, 1905.
Stewart Young to John M.
Hickethier, sl-2, nel-4 sec '
12, nwl-4, nl-2 nel-4, nl-2
swl-4 sec 13, swl-4 sel-4
and an irregular tract in sec
1 , all in 2s-25 $
C. C. Boon to Mary E Bar
nett lots 1, 2 blk 13 Lexington
W. G. Scott to Ellen S Scott
let 3 blk 2, Lexington 350
Robert Coppock to Ross K.
Wiles wl-2 sec 16, sl-2 sec
17 nel-4 sec 20 sl-2 nel-4
sel-4 nwl-4, lot 2, sec 18
all in ln-26 $10,000
G. W. Phelps to John A. Pat-
terson 45x50 ft lot 1 blk 1
Looneys add Heppner
R. L. Benge to W. P. Mc
Millanlots4, 5, blk 21 Pen
lands add Lexington
A Walker to John E. Swanson
nel-4 blk 9 Sperrys second
add Ions
H. L. Moody to. Chaa Barthol
omew, el-2 nel-4 al-2 ee
1-4 swl-4 sel-4 sec 16, v
1-2 nel-4 sec21-ln-27
Precept A. Read to Fred H.
Deshon lot 4 blk H town of
Dairyville ''
G. W. Phelps to W. G. Mc
Carty 50x66 ft lot 1 blk 1
Looneys add Heppner $100
black horse
The weather In Black Horse has
been cold and dry far the last few
dys. The farmers are all busy sitt
Inf in the house.
Mrs. J. C. Brown was taken sudden
ill last Monday and has been very low
since. Dr. Klstner was called and
has hopes of her recovery.
Just as we go to press we learn that
Mr. Brown died Tuesday night. Ed.
Frank Myers has been on the sick
list the past week.
James Brown has been confined to
his bed the past ten days.
The prospects for next years' crop
In the Black Horse district is very
good.
The Black Horse Literary and De
bating society Vas organized Decem
ber 9th. Perr jCltzmiller was elected
president, Miss Grace Stamp, secre
tary and James Doherty, treasurer.
The society now has a membership of
thirty-eight with prospects for a large
and rapid Increase in membership la
the neat" future. The question for de
bate at the last meeting was: "Resolv
ed, That there is more pleasure In
pursuit Jhan possession." The affir
mative won. The question for the
next meeting night, December 30th.
is, "Resolved, That intemperance'
causes more trouble than war." The
society meets every Saturday night at
7 JO. Visitors welcome.