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170 wounded. Among the killed were 113 who went dow n with the Tecutuseh when she struck a torpedo. Twenty* 1M UBD KVEKY FRIDAY MORN I NO. live men were killed on the deck of Far- ragut’s flagship. Our navy in its time *fc. H. WoOOWABO, ETDITOE à Pi BLISUKK. nas been through some hot places.— Globe Democrat. NEWBERG GRAPHIC. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898. 'l a t e r e d u M c o n d c l u t m a tte r >( (h s im.tutîU'e a t N sw ber*. Oreuuu gg ■ —— T H E E L E C T I ()N > Last Monday's election which is now • thing of the past proved to he a sur prise to everybody. The republicans had good hope for a victory but they ‘hardly expected a landslide, while exact- -the same may be said of the fusion 'forces. V? ell, It was a great victory for sound money and republicanism and of course all loyal republicans are very tsappy over the results although they -«Ve not disposed to be very noisy about -it. The entire republican stale ticket is elected, with about seventy members of the legislature out of ninety, and both congressmen. Everything in Yamhill county was swept clean with the single exception of recorder, Macy the three- p ly man pulling through with a very small majority. - -Oeer*» majority for governor will be about 10,000, Tongue for congressman in the first district from 2,000 to 3,000 and Moody in the second district about Mrs. Julia Ward Howe say that though always inclined toward peace, she believes the war with Spain to have been inevitable. She had seen Cuba for herself, and witnessed there such Span ish greed and selfishness that the duty of this country to intervene was unmis takable. In her opinion ft is a righteous war for humanity.—Globe Deni. It is very evident that a large number of voters who were honest in their be lief two years ago that free silver was the only salvation of the country, having become convinced that they were mis taken, went quietly to the polls last Monday and voted the republican ticket T O T K O T E C T S O N C iU I lllr S . alleys, because even tbe Christian men | of tbe city were helping to make a gamb B u y s M o l e s t l u g T h en » w ill be Severely T u n lih rS . ling joint by playing for tbe 2>ic. fee charged each player. I think but few i As the songbird season recur* each can carefully consider these practices in summer, the small boy is prone to for- the light 'of upright character and ‘>*e >“«•» enacted in it« favor, and right conduct, and avoid the conclusions 1 the first thing the neighbors know he that they are forms of gambling—and has Killed several robhins or lurks with are especially conducive of that practice his “heanshooter” or alrgun. Yester day Prof. Downs, of Albina, sent word among boyeund young men. It has been said (which I most devout to tbe Oregon Humane Society that ly hope is a mistake) that some of tbe some of the hoys of the Alhinu school Christian people of our community have had beeu killing the birds with the at times engaged in some of these things. mischievous bcanshooter. The officer For the sake of an unsullied name and a of the society, in corupauy with the pure and upright life; for the sake of secretary, Mr. Shanahan, went over to boys in our homes and iu the homes of the school and confronted the lads, olir Neighbors; let every one, younger or each of whom was about 10 years old. older, the Christian or uon-christian, for After reprimanding the birdbuuters, ever wash his hand* of all these prac the boys were permitted to depart with tices. The future of the boy* demands out being arrested. As Mr. Shanatiuu desired to give them another chance to C o m e nntl e x a m in e o u r G ood s it. True patriotism asks no less. Y A M H IL L L E A D S T H E W O R LD ! N E W B E R G L E A D S Y A M H IL L ! H U D S O N B R O S. L E A D NEW B ER G ! In Men’s, Y ou th ’s and B oy’s F ine C lothing, Shoes, F urnishings, H ats and Caps. Our Goaqp h ave been selected w ith th e g rea t estcare from th e stock of th e largest w h olesa le h ouses in th è U. S. W e m ake you p rices th a t w ill n ot ju stify your m ak in g a trip to P ortland. Portland prices on Snits $10.00; our price $7.50. Portland prices on Shoes $4.50 and $5.00; our price $3.50. C h a s . Newberg, Or., 6-9, ’97. i * r l i u la W a r. E. L e w is . .Our Spring and Sum m er stock in clu d es a ll S ty les and P rices. I f you w ish a common, ev ery d ay su it w e can f a m is h it for $5. Som e, thing to w ea r on state occasions, $12 to $18. Hodson Bros. observe the law before prosecuting b e fo r e yo u hhii I y o u r m o n e y to them. o t h e r p la c e s w h e r e yo u c a n n o t Every year there is a new crop of birds, and there is also a new set of h o p e to g e t a p e n n y h a c k ........... boys, who are just of tbe age to make it decidedly uncomfortable for the feath ered songsters, unless restrained and made full aware that the state of Ore gon has officers and courts to puuish people for being cruel to birds or any thing else. When the boys have beeu given demonstration of the existence of these things, the birds are liereufter permitted to'sing, make nests, or rear their young without further molesta tion. The penalty for killing birds or dialtu- ing them Is a fine of 35for each offense, and there is also a $5 penalty for hav ing beanshooters iu one’s possession. These beunshsoiers are home-made affairs, constructed of forked sticks fur nished with rubber strings, by which stones are thrown at birds, window- panes, telegraph pole insulators or whatever else to the sruull boy’s fancy may seem a desiruble target. Tbe crusade against beanshooters be gan when it became manifest that they were dangerous things to have In the community, and the society is prepar ing to cuter the lists against the alrgun, which they think is created for the spe cial purpose of killing birds when not ^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . iu the still more dangerous business of putting out people’s eyes. A statute is CLARENCE B U TT. being drafted for presentation to the W ill p ra c tic e in a ll th e c ourts, of th e state. a tte n tio n g iv e n to p ro b a te w ork, the lawmakers regarding the alrgun.—Tel S w pecial ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e d ra ftin g of a ll legal p ap ers. egram. The war with Spain has made every one familiar with “prizes.” But after they have beeu seized what becomes of thetu? In a general way, we may answer by saying that Hpapiish merchantmen, wherever captured immediately be come the property of the United States There are a large number of republi. in so far as they and their cargoes are cans throughout Oregon who will not owned by Hpaulsh subjects. v>. • • » rejoice so much over the election of The fact however, that neutral per Simon to the state senate as they will sons may have property interests in over the defeat of Home, his opponent. such ships and cargoes compels the government to hold a prize court to If Davis, Lentz, Sovereign and Leese protect neutral rights and decide just could have delivered their calamity how far the property seized is a lawful speeches throughout the state it it diffi prize. cult to guess at what the republican ma A captured Spanish merchantman, jority would have been. therefore, is t'ekeb to an American port where a prize court may he held It seems to be settled pretty well in All the evidence os to the seizure, na the minds of the public that the three- tionality, destination, crew and cargo ply ticket that went down in the wreck of the vessel is submitted to the court, of June 6 in Oregon was blown up from whose declslou Is Anal unless reversed the outside. by the supreme codft. If it he decided that the seizure was The free silver senators at Washington lawfully made, the United States mar who stil< insist on being called silver re shal sells the condemned property, and publicans are complaining of sea sick the proceeds are deposited In the treas 6 , 000 . ness Hince hearing from the election in ury. This may be done and at the •The legislative ticket In this county Oregon. same tlhie, neutral persons owning part "goes in by majorities ranging from 125 of the cargo may be reimbursed for Even the enemies of the Oregonian their losses. Of course, if the vessel to 160, while the other candidates got in, some with smaller and some with must admit that it has made a fight for only were condemned, the cargo would sound money by presenting arguments be returned to Its neutral owners. larger majorities. that are simply invincible. N e w b e rg . O re g o n . Congress has enacted that the pro The election passed off very quietly in O f f ic e —Second Floor E u r o p e a n d A m e r ic a . ceeds from the sale shall be distributed, B auk of N ew berg B uild in g . tfewberg and without any back talk The election returns were too much In whole or in psrt, among the men There has been undue exaggeration of ‘ libtfcit the polls. Voters seemed to have for tbe Portland Tribune. It went to who seized the property. The captors certain symptoms of unfriendliness in their minds made up as to how they the newspaper boneyard the day follow receive the entire sum if the enem y’s continents! Europe toward the United ship was of equal or superior force to States in the present contest. The Eu In the Great should,vote and little time was spent in ing the election. DENTIST their own; while the government keeps ropean press does not very accurately re argument. It Is now quite evident thnt a very half If the enem y’s ship wus of inferior flect public opinion, although, of course, Office 2 doors w est of M oore’s D rug store. The total vote cast in Houth New berg large majority of the voters in Oregon force. it doubtless interprets the views of cer 1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon. was 163 and in North Newberg 219. In rode wheels with a very high Geer, on The prize money is shared, in propor tain classes and elements. The tilled tions prescribed by law, bv the officers aristocracy of the European continent N. N. Mr. Oeer for governor received election day. 130 votes and in S. N. 83, w hile King re-, Carry the news to the ends of the and crews of all the war-ships within dislikes the United States, both because signalling distance when the cap it dislikes republican institutions and ceived 60 in N. and 53 in 8. eartli that Oregon is forever done with ture was made. The share kept by the also because our agricultural competition Tongue for congress, N. 123 8 . 82. free silver and populist fallacies in gen government is turned into a perma lias destroyed the wealth of Europe’s WATCHMAKER F u r n is h e d by S p e c ia l C o rr esp o n d eral. Veatch N. 55 8. 49. e n t s a t th e fr o n t. nent fund for pensions to naval officers landed gentry. This to a considerable JEWELER, State senator, Howe, N. 108 8. 77: extent explains the tone of the newspa The Graphic feels quite comfortable und seamen. The rules governing the condemna pers that represent the so-called agra S olicits th e p a tro n a g e of h is old In d ia n a M. E. Johnson, N. 58 8. 61; Alva F over Tongue’s majority over Veatch of F rie n d s w ho n e ed w atch re p a irin g done. tion of enem y’s property, Its sale and rian parties of Germany, Austria and 101 in the two Newberg precincts. Macy N. 27 8. 28. the distribution of the proceeds thereof, other parts of Europe. Furthermore, 2 7 0 M o rriso n S t. will contain all important war news of the dally edition. Representatives, Butt, rep., N.127 8. PORTLAND, OR. R Hpply also to ships and cargoes under the powerful Self-assertion of a great Special dispatches up to the hour of publication. Hofcr and the great one cent daily BY; Lamson, rep. N. 93 8. 73; ffarger, Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics, w E Foreign failed to suvo Brother Barkley from the neutral flags when captured while try democracy like America against a mon- Correspondence, Market Reports, and all general news of A ing to break a blockade.—Youth's Com archial country like Spain, where repub fusion, N. 68 8. 51; Linden, fusion, N. genoral wreck. the World and Nation. L panion. licanism has more than or.ce in the past 49 8. 41; Christenson, prohi, N. 368. 28; We furnish The New-York Weekly Tribune and your favorite R Ï raised its hand against the throne, is so home paper, W e e k l y C r o p B u l l e t i n . Mills, prohi, N. 19 8. 14. It was simply another Dewey affair A N The rains ceased on the 2nd; on the clearly a menance to the security of •Comity Judge, Bird, N. 119 8. 80; Ma last Monday. Spanish reigning dynasty that other B 3rdfairand wurin weather set in, which E loney, N. 62 8. 53. still continues. The raius were gen monarclis naturally tremble, and more F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y &■ G R A I N L B O T H O N E Y E A R F O R # 1 .5 0 . W It was a hot day lust Monday for the Clerk,Nelson, N. 87 8. Co; Holt, N. GARDEN & FFOW ER eral and umounted to from one-half to crowned heads lie the more uneasily on S en d a ll o r d e r s to T H E G R A P H I C , funeral. E SEEDS. 103 8 . 80. three-quarters of an Inch. Know fell their pillows. TIiGs the formidable riots N ew b erg, O regon . •Free D elivery. Sheriff, Henderson, N. 118 8. 77; on the mountains, and upon elovatlons throughout Italy last month, while not R e i p e o U b l « (?) G a m b l i n g . dun directly to the war between the E . C. W a r d & Co. Mesaner, N. 63 S. 61. Sincere regret is often expressed by of 3,000 feet and above on May 31. The United States and Spain, nevertheless 1st. S tree t, N ew berg, O regon W ACOCK dumber yard Ft . P F . H 11 E rjiYUAJU lA , ],tP0T NEWBEEGi OREGO N. Recorder, Phelps, N. 92 8. 67! Macy, many at what is sometimes spoken of us maximum temperature on Sunday were undoubtedly influenced by the tot ranged from 75° to 90° iu all portions of the “largely prevalent habit of gam tering stage of tho Spanish throne.— N. 92 8. 73. DOORS. LATH, GLASS, AH. bling” in the society of all onreommuni- the state. Crop« of all kinds, except WINDOWS, LÏM " me T SASH ------ Coroner, Cummings, N. 134 8. 89; ties. It is indeed to be deplored where- hops are Iu excellentoonditlon. Maying From “ The Progress of the World,” in MOl LDINGS. 8 AND, W EIGHTS REI1WOOD. SHINGLES. HAIR, CORD, Y ELL W P IN * Burns, N. 47 8. 45; Smith, N. 25 8. 89. ever it exists. There aro perhaps but begins today. Correspondents lnvarlu- American Monthly Review of Reviews B uilders Hardware. ET C ., ETC. for Juno. bly report the hay crop to he as good or 1*. M. Edwards, fusionist, was elected few other vices so attractive as this 1 A Narrow Escape justice of the peace and If. R. Morris, which aro at the sumo time so destruct better than ever before. Ktrawlierries R E P R E S E N T ., ive of manhood ami moral filler. There and cherries are now ripening rapidly. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada republican, constable. are many things that lend towards lead Fall-sown wheat needed the clear, warm E. Hart, of Groton, 8. D. “ Was taken This will give the reader n pretty fair ing the hoys into this evil. Il is very weather; it is hcadiug. and only unpre E v e r y p r a e tie a l B ic y c le Im p r o v e with a bad coM which settled on my idea of the vote as it was cast although surpriseing that so many people fre cedented weutberconditionscan now in m e n t o f t b e y ea r . lungs; cough set in and finally termi You c au h a v e it a ll for lure It. Spring sown wheal has rooted it is not given hero in full. The people quently engage in tilings that are small nated in Consumption. Four doctors gave Per.... Per.... have been heard from and the die is and seemingly uniui|>ortunt in them and stooled well and made good growth ine up, saying I could live but a short T b e b e st p r o d n e t o f t h e B ic y c l$ M o n th Month selves, and yet are nothing hut methods The wheal crop west of the Cascades is lime. I gave myself up to my Savior, f a c to r y t h a t p r o d u c e s t h e £Mt in Oregon for the next two years. sure to tie a large one. Kail-sown wheat la r g e s t n u m b e r o t w h e e ls . in th e E v e n in g T elegram , of P o rtla n d of gambling in a small way. fs the evil O regou. It is th e larg est e v e n in g Just what the issue will bo in the next in the amount “staked,” or in the gamb cast of the Ca>oudes Is practically safe, determined if I could not to stay with my n e w sn a p e r p u b lish e d iu O reg o n , it friends on earth, f would meet my absent c o n ta in s a ll th e new s of th e state a n d and will be a large crop if no hot easier campaign it is difficult now loJctcrmino, ling itself? U n a p p r o a c h e d p o p u la r ity . ones above. My husband was advised to of th e n a tio n . T ry it for a m o n th . A sam p le copy w ill be m ailed to you A few months ago 1 was talking with ly winds occur. The berry crop which get Dr. King's New Discdvery for Con but the Graphic makes tlio prediction free. A d d re ss Is always large, promises to bo larger U h a p p r o a c lie d sa le s. that it will not be a fusion, calamity, 16 an intelligent Christian lady when the sumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave It TUB TKLKGK4M, Portland, Or. conversation turned to her oldest boy than usuul. Barley and oats as well a trial, took in all eight bottles. It cured to 1 cry by the opposition, with the im Joe, a lad of thirteen years who wus ap as rye, are In first class condition and ported ’•Cyclone” as a standard heuror. proaching the house on his way from large yields are now promised. The me, and thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman.” Trial bot school. She remarked with a laugh, fruit crop will be very large. Prunes, tles free at C. F. Moore A Co.’s drugstore D U N D E I T “Joe got it onto me badly at Christmas. apples apples and pears promise larger Regular size 50c and #1. Guaranteed or ANTED-TRT8T WORTHY’ AND ACTIVE . L ater — Below will he found the official « . __ W * g e n tle m en or la d ie s to tr a v e l for respon- A l l « A . H . PARRETT a SALES I was urging him to jo alter the cows crops than ever before. There is little price refunded. iib le , e sta b lish e d house in Oregon. M onthly CHAS vote of Yamhill county: ffi5.00 and ex p eu rea . P o sitio n steady. R efer- U l i n ° ’ >g* r n n n L I U /U .C 0 one evening, but he thought they Would or no improvement in the hop situa en^e. Fflclose s e lf-a d d re sse d stum ped en v el- !------------------------------------------—— ---------------- •Rmgua 1580, Veatch 1349. come up of their own accord. He of tion, and a short crop is expected. ope. T he D om inion C om pany. Dept. Y C hicago. A Superb "War Number." Klienring continues In many sections Geer 1646, King 1398, Dunbar 1597, fered to OI XSS AOA1XST m b , a n i l suro War news ap|iears to have absorbed of the state. The prospects are very pretty much of everything during tbe tional Magazine is exhausted, have him Kincaid 1414, Fitch 1319, I^eds 1622, enough they did come np and I had to set up the candy at Christmas.” And flattering for grain, Truit, vegetables, past month. The National Magazine send to the W. W. Potter Co., 91 Bed- Booth 1387, Mooro 1558, E A Moore 1519, then she added by way of appology, “ We hay, and stock In every section of the of Boston fur June responds entbusias- ! ford street, Boston, for a copy of this Ramsey 1625, Black burn 1*67, Story 1432, didn't bet, we just guessed against each state, tieally like u true patriot to the public special war number. It is well worth Ackerman 1538, Lyuiau 1377. other you know.” O f f lc la l W a r B o o k O i I Ï 7 1 5 U . mood, with a special war number. It having and will he equally as interest- : Boise 1342, Burnett 1536, d'Arcy 1297, So often wo hear from both younger ing in future years as at this time. lly Congressman James Bankin is altogether u superb effort. High-mimled patriotism is enthroned Hewitt 1865, Hayden 1512, Irvine 1575, and older, whose characters ought to las Young. All about war with Spain, the A L i s N a ile d . above any reproach,and whose influence Navy, all defenses, Battle-ships, etc. on every page of this issue and is truly Robertson 1367, Smith 1585. Consumption and bronchitis are not ought to lie always positive and for the Portraits and biograptiies of Dewey refreshing. The “Outburst of Patriotic To see Joint representatives, Lucy fusion 1427 right, “ I’ll go yon the ice cream,” or and all prominent officers. Nearly 600 Sentiment” describes the blaze of en by any means the same, although it is The largest Stock of Maxwell rep. 1565; senator, IIowo rep. “the soda water,” or whatever happens pages. Massive volume. Marvelously thusiasm in the halls of congress hard to distinguish one from the other l 1548, Johnson fusion, 1381; representa to seem appropriate, w hen any contest | cheap, Best authorship. Only authen which welded the ties of national unity Bronchitis is an inflammation of The lining of the wind tubes or air vessels tive, Butt rep. 1509; I.amsim rep. 1523, is to occur,or any thing that has the ele tic, official liook. Kxpericnce not necos- and marked an epoch In history. ment of uncertainty in it. A hat, or ev- sury. Any body cun sell it. Ladies as 1 eloquent sentiments sre here presented | ’^e 'un*®' causing soreness of the Harger fusion, 1385, Linden fusion, 1284. _ . . . i .... i le n a sum of monrv is sometimes sug- successful as gentlemen. We are the in permanent form for the first time. WDlf. sore throat, hoarseness, Countv judge, Bird rep. I.t41, Malonev . . , * r ’ 7 gested if the event is an election or a largest subscription book firm in Aturr- The notable changes in "Naval m i l ! lirrathiiig, «pitting of lust- fusion, 1481; clerk, Nelson rep. 1594; race. “ Marbles for keeps” and "Match-1 lea. Write us Fifty persons are eni- army Evolution” since 1861 are inter- »™>etimcs blood. Thousands; Holt fusion, 1436; sheriff, Henderson ing pennies” are “simple pastimes" so J ployed In our correspondence alone, to estingly described and the legal pro-. *_e *nudally with this drrnd disease. Ever displayed in Newberg rep. 1589, Messner, fusion, 1433; record-| often learned by the boys from their el- | serve you. Our hook Is just out. Get ce<i 11 re In reference to prise money ro- W iibur s Cough l ure will cure. Price ( Direct from the factory sr, Macy, fusion, 1584, Phelps, rep. 1487 ; tiers. There are many games that in agency now and he first in the field, reals that there lias been but little 80 <* oto- For sale by all Druggist#. Made especially for Christenson & Sawvet themselves aro harmless, Invigorating Large 50c. war map in eolor* free with change in this since 1912. “The origin treasurer, Caldwell, fusion, 1186, Kliude, F o r S a l« . and helpful, and would perhaps general- ; liook or outfit. Other valuable pro- of the Stars and Stripes," Illustrated by rep. 1489; commissioner. Booth, fusion, ly be morally wholesome if it were not ' mlutna Tremendous seller. A farm consisting of 80 acres. Abont Biggest the famous Weisgeriier painting ts a 1440, Branson, rep. 1462; assessor, Wood, for the faet that so often it is the custom money maker ever known Most lib- most timely subject. “ Memorable 24 acres plow land, s small orchard, pret C o m e Early and G e t Y o u r Cholcei each player fr ills guaranteed. Agent, mak- scenes in our first Congress" is a dra. ty fair barn and granary. Located on fusion, 1479, Yocum, rep. 1611 ; school that the small . fee . charged , , - , Ing 37 to #28 per day Twenty ilays Parrett Mountain hillside. Trice #2600. superintendent, Littlefield, rep. 1622. for the gamo is paid by the loser. A credit given. F'relglit paid Full book malic and timely historical narrative, few weeks ago I was in conversation on sent pre|iald to agenla, #1 45 Splendid giving tho real incidents and the at For particulars call on John Anderson Prentiss fusion, 1399; coroner, Burns, this subject with Mr. Stone. Secretary of maniple outfit and full instructions free 6 3-6m mosphere of the times when we had or A. P. Oliver. nine 2-cent stain ins to pay poet age. faslon, 1473, Cummings rep. 1622. the Young Men’s Christian Association for Mention this paper Monroe Book Co , our first dlp’omatle brush with Spain. i of Portland, which has perhaps the Dep’t. M, Chicago, HI. "War times at the White House” is al and Sent« in the frout now should be re fn fighting the forts below New Or- finest gymnasium of any association in so a timely sketch as it is the first time served at tbe funeral of Peuuoyer and leans Farragut lost about 150 men killed the west. During the conversation lie It lias ever been described fully iu pub Mitchell. W ar S a le . •od wounded. At the bailie of Mobile rein irked that s nnctiiuc i he almo-t re. A Buckeye force pump in first class lic print. l'irst s f A c u v b crii, Orogoni lit) hir carnalities were 165 killed and gfetted that tie v hadput In the howling order Inquire a lt he post office If your new «dealer's supply of the No- Brrsnisni is dead In Oregon If there was rejoicing at Washington when the safe arrival of the battle-ship Oregon around the Horn was reported imagine the feeling that must have pre vailed at the national capital when tbe state of Oregon was heard from on last Monday. ________________ Z M IO Z C T E ^ T T lL T " 2 T O T T I ? . P O C K E T By buying Drugs and Family Medicines, Perfumery and Notions, Paints, Oil, W all Paper, School Books and Stationery, of C L I F 1. M O O R E &> S©^£*»Can make money for you. w Reliable War News National Family Newspaper E L M E R P . D IX O N JOHN A. BECK, THE Feed & Seed Store n ® NEW YORK WEEKLY Tlie TRIBUNE Graphic, s miro im ns m 50c. CRESCENT BICYCLES. 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