GROWS VOL. I LEXINGTON, OREGON, THURSDAY APRIL 26, 1906 NO. 31 A SURE THING. LEXINGTON THE PRIMARIES Following Is the total vote of Mor row county at the Republican prima ry election held last Friday afternoon, April 20th: For U. S. Senator, short term: Fred W. Mulkey - 297 For U. S. Senator, full term: Jonathan Bourne, jr. - 157 H. M. Cake - - 26 S. A. Lowell - t 298 E L. Smith - 61 E. B. Watson - - 57 For Congress, 2d Dist: W. R. Ellis - - 360 W. J. Lachner i 58 John L. Rand - . 85 Geo. S. Shepherd - 53 For Governor: H. K. Erown - - us T. T. Geer - - 219 C. A. Johns - - 150 C. A. Shelbrede - - 21 James Withycombe - 104 For Secretary of State: F. W. Benson - 251 Claud Gatch - - . 195 Lot L. Pearce - - , 49 F. T. Wrightman - 79 For State Treasurer: John H. Aitkin - 230 E. B. Carter - - 99 R. W. Hoyt " - 68 ' A. C. Jennings - - 44 T. F. Ryan - - 83 Geo. A. Steele - - 91 For Supreme Judge: Robt. Eakin - - 4 1 For Attorney General: A. M. Crawford - - 390 Geo. H. Durham - 166 For Supt. Public Instruction: J, H. Ackerman - 478 For State Printer: W. J. Clarke - - 89 W. S. Dunnlway -. - 265 J. R. Whitney - - 174 For Labor Commissioner: 0. P. Hoff - - 468 For Circuit Judge, 6th Dist: H. J. Bean - - 354 H. E. Collier - - 156 Thos.' Fit z Gerald - 130 For Senator, 22d Dist: - 529 For Representative, 22d Dist: W. M. Slusher -- 502 Eor Sheriff: A. K. Fuller - 255 E. M. Shutt - - 436 For County Clerk: W. 0. Hill - - 391 Lewis Kinney, - - 218 T. Morgan - - ,73 For County Commissioner: F. M. Griffin - - ,390 W. E. Hiatt - - 188 A good cause make a stout heart and a strong arm. A good politician keeps his own se crets and steals yours. Choose a wife as you choose a knife. Look well to her temper. Quick may be pronounced quicker by adding a syllable to it. Relinquishment on 80 acres of good land for sale Enquire at this office. A cigar loving man ' is like a tallow candle. He smokes when he is going out. Your nose and mouth are at con tinual variance, because words are al ways passing between them. Get your stationery at the Wheatfield Printery and your business will never become stationary. Do not accustom yourself to swear. There are words enough in the Eng lish language sufficiently . expressive of all our passions. You may cause Idiots to philosophize, may cause donkeys to forego thistles- Sunday Issue, and The Wheatfield, one year $7. The Daily Journal and Wheatfield one year $5. The Semi Weekly Journal and The Wheatfield one year $1.75. I have just received, from Edward B.Grossman & Co., of Chicago, a choice line of spring samples. Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Wash Suits, Wash Skirts, Vaists, Petticoats. Cloth and Silk Skirts, Jackets and Raincoats. Any one desiring anything in this line will do well to call and look over my samples at The Wheatfield Printery. Mrs. S. A. Thomas. NOTICE. All persons who had mares bred by Si; Robert, and have not paid the fees, are requested to 'deposit the fees with the Bank of Lexington as soon as convenient. 25-tf Lexington Horse Co. LOCAL NEWS The Wheatfield prints the news. Constant dropping wears the stone. All the brains are not in one head. ' Deceit and trickery makes no man rich. All are not friends who smile on you. It Is better to be alone than In bad company. The Maoio Csed Eax. Procure a large pill box and push the bottom in a'litt'o Way; then get Eome cum and stick a small portion but do not think of driving common i of canary or other seed on the bot tom so as to maite it appuar u lun box. Obtain a small bap; with a little horse sense into the head of a con ceited person. Barred Plymouth " Rock eggs for hatching. $1 for 15 eggs from the Swede Canyon Poultry Yard. P. M. Christenson, Lexington, Ore. ; The Wheatfield has just completed arrangements with the Oregon Journal whereby we are at'c to furnish the Oregon Daily Journal, Including the seed in it and pretend to fill the bo?i, but instead of doing so only bring out a little seed on the bottom. Ai t erward rub the loose seed off, and the audience, seeing the seed that U fast on, will naturally think the hot is full. Then take the box m- the right hand, a cap or hat in the left hand and cover the box and show the empty side. Again cover the box and say : 'Presto ! Come back I'' Turn the bos and show the full sid. Homemade Top. Take big, empty cotton spools and paint them in bright colors; theru pound into them stumps of lead pencils or round sticks, leaving about half an inch at the bottom. Sharpen this into a point, and you have a fine top. If you wish, you can put short, fluffy skirts on the spool and make a tiny hat or bonnet for the part of the pencil that sticks out above, ond you will have a ballet dancing top. Alphabets. The number of letters contained in the alphabets of the different languages is given here: Eussian, 35; English, 26; French, 25; Italian, 80; Spanish, 27; Ger man, 26; Latin, 25; Greek, 24; Ara bic, 28; Persian, 32; Hebrew, 23, and Sanscrit, 44. JtlH'uimitlHiii Makca Life Miserable. A happy home is the most valuable possession that is within the reach 'of mankind, but you cannot enjoy its com forts if you are suffering from rheuma tism. . You throw aside business cares; when you enter home and you can, be; relieved from those,' rheumatic- pains, also by applying Chamberlain's, Pain, Balm. One application will give you, relief and its continued use for a short time will bring about a permanent cure. For sale by W- P. McMillan. Get Your Name on . The Wheatfield List WE SAVE YOU MONEY SHOES For Women We carry trie White House Shoes for Men and Women. From $2.25 to $3.50 for Women. $3.00 to' $4.50 for Men. Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes for the Girls and Boys. All the latest styles in Gordon Hats will be in this week, at $3.00. Lyon Hats from $1.00 to $2.25 in any style. New stock just arrived. ift v's 1 'Si -WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CLO T HI N G HARDWARE Tinware. Granite Ware. Pots and Kettles Wire and Nails. Stoves and Ranges. Silver Ware. Bath Tubs and Sewer Pipes. IMPLEMENTS Dutchman Plows. Syracuse Plows. Hanney Buggies. , Anchor Buggies. Mitchell Wagons. Bain Wagons. Harrows. Wheel Barrows. Rolling Cutters. LEACH ..I GENT'S FURNISHINGS Shirts. Cuffs and Collars. Ties. Handkerchiefs. Suspenders. Belts. Watches. HARNESS Saddles. Bridles. Halters. Collars. Rings. Snaps. Buckles. Hame Straps. COIMflGMTISOS DAVID AOIER J SONS CLOTMINSCOi ' MIIWAUKU ' Lexington .Oregon