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LEXINGTON IS A PRETTY GOOD TOWN
VOL.' II
LEXINGTON, OREGON, THURSDAY APRIL 18, 1907
NO. 8
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THE DEVELOPMENT' LEAGUE
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Holds an interesting and enthusiastic meeting.
Local organization formed.
The Development League meeting
'last Friday afternoon waa well attended
by the farmers of this vicinity. The
meeting V;i3 call-ad to order, and ni
address of welcome was delivered by
J. M. While, i'ier which sliort talks
wore given by Attorneys Vccdson and
Nolcon, of Iicppr.er, on tlfi value and
benefit", of co operation and organiza
tion. Judge Ayers was the next to
respond and gave ono of his good talks
closer to bin.. Goo. Conser was next
called cn but owing to some iiiisunde'
standing was not prepared for an ad
dress, yet the people o? Le:;ii',glo:i bad
been given to understand that 'Mr.
Censer had prepared an e'.oqvjnt ad
dress. H. C. Willis, ti.e "Pend'wton
Booster", next took the floor and ex
plained the grain. sci: question and
assisted in starting a . heal 'organiza
tion. The Inland Wheat Growers As-
G. B. Alley spolu for a few moments ed, guarantees to furnish sacks to us
cn the creamery and the advantages members at wholesale prices with the
of dairying and diversified farming freight added and further guarantees
Sheriff Shult was then called, to the
floor and made cne of those character
the price not to -exceed 9 1-2 cents.
In order to become a member of this
cents each on your sack bill for th s
years crop and will be allowed to pool
your wheat with the association wheat.
There is a strong probability that a
! numhijr of our farmers will take ad
vantage of this offer and place orde s
for several tlr.usand sacks.
Mr. Willis r-pr-.sed himself ts
well pleased vith t!;-; ineeti,'g end
that he ct-.-id Le-.:,-g:-.t amush bet
ter town ti. n !:.;('. ..'hd.
'!..: U.-.l or.jani : of the Devel
opment L .!;;; j tire. - I ;ke fo!-!oing
ol:zrn: ;'-,;. den' !L L;ch; V.
! P., W. B. !-lc.!is'or: Srrcre'ary, S. A.
! Thomas; Trs:.surr, ;:, L. Llsnje; Di
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rectors, H. B. 'Y.;r.!, 3; F. S
Igart, J.'Ivl. White, ' .'. T. Ca:...vii.
; W. G. Scott a ,; A. -y:.-r.
j It is exp.cied " ;rg cf the
' directors wi. I , n. '; ; n,.;;t J;;.cc.:-.-'y
when by laws and c : ; '..iicn yi.l bj
THE LEXINGTON CREAMERY
Commenced Operations Last Monday With a
E. D. Brown buys
Good 'Patronage.
the First Pound.
E. D. Brown has the honors of pur-: country having no dairy herds, but
chasing the first pound of butter turned l'ie;r f,rs hvK Proven groundless.
' ( t ' : Vhen the first tests were made they
out iy tho Lexington Creamery,, On; '
showed that mi!. from the cows now
Monday Last the creamery commerced
r eerations and received 3C7 pounds of
whoe mil,: and 101 pounds of seperat
ed cream. On Wednesday morning
in use contain from 3 8-10 to 5 per
cent of butter fat. ' : ,
Vhen you feel like calling a mah a
42 pounds of butter was churned, and ; 3 6
the first print made was sold at auction even Ue tho telephone.
to E. D. Drown for $2.50. The ba'-1 Jn using a cough syrup, why not get
ance of ibis first churning will be sold ' the test? cne that comes highly recom
adopted.
istic talks that always seem to bring j association, you must purchase 5 shares; No marriid ms:i ha; u r'gLt .'o b:
him new friends and bring his old ones
M. E. Churcr South
Preaching every second and fourth
Sundays, both morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10
a. m. Epworth League at6:30
every Sunday evening. Every one
cordially invited to attend these j
services.
Rev T, P. Graham, Pastor.
of capital stock at $1 . per share. For ashamed to ca. ry a
$5. ycu can save from one half to two can cn the :t e's.
y or a co c.
to the Iocs! trade at 50 cents per pound
1 S. C." Motfcn tailing: one pound to his
; homo in Heppner, stating that in the
' future he would insist on haying Lex
ington. Eu tor.
Fears ror this enterprise had been
expressed by many cn account of this P McMillan.
ended is Eees Laxative Cough Syrup,
contains Honey and Tar and is superi
or to other cough syrups in many ways.
Children always like it because it con
tain's no opiates, is a laxative and is
guaranteed to give satisfaction or your
money refunded. Try it. Sold by W.
'READERS
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Vh'ite Duck and Canvas Shoes tor the Gents, Misses, Ladies and
Babies. ' 1 .
bHTE SALE On White rfee, White D
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iviisses ana nnarens vv mie uut& ana canvas i iais
( match shoes. ' Prices lower than last year, although goods have
advanced 20 to 30 per cent.
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WE HAVE WHAT YOU V
Caps to
WAGONS, BUGGIES, SYRACUSE PLOWS
DUTCHMAN PLOWS, DISC HARROWS .
, ' ANY KIND OF MACHINERY
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WE SELL EVERYTHING YOU USE, EAT and WEAR
Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas
City, Chicago, St- Louis,.
New York.
Tlckti to and from U point of tlie Unit
. ed States and Kurope.
We bUy
All Kinds of Produce, Hides, Pelts,. Old Copper Boiler
. Bottoms, Tallow, Old Rubber, Etc.
Trains Leave Lexington, Daily, ex
cept Sunday, - 11:35 A. M.
Trains Arrive at Lexington,, Daily, ex
. cept Sunday - 5:10 P. M.
Trains Connect at Heppner Junction
with Main Line trains for all
points East and West.
Wm McMurray, G. P. A
3$ rothers tJ ke cBio Store