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No one w ill undertake to main- NEWBERG GRAPHIC. ! South. tain that the brutal atrocitieH there jwr- | P h ilip p in e Latter, C a k p a b a , P. I., Dee.25, ’99. potrated are checked by tlie summary j Merry Christinas and happy New ISSl'XD It V KK Y FRIDAY MORNING. | vengeance taken, in comparison to Year, Graphic. One Christmas more which a decent hanging would often be anj i wj|j celebrate with you. Well | E. II. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r A P u s u s h s k . u light c utter. And if this argument jriends this is my first Christmas in the ______________________________________ 'fo r the death penalty is shaken, the Philippines. Old ¡Santa Claus did not f Pacific College N E W B E R G , O R E . the capiUl pU'‘ ' . * * * mc * * »ight. I guess 1 will be rudely shaken, he was captured on his way by “ Aggie” so of course we were a lot of disappoint- FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1900. outt i i A i K V is r g ttE s r s . ed hoys. We did not have a big fine I. Office and Residence one block south of Bank • The P o ssib ilities i,r the D a iry Bualneaa Christmas tree in Csndaba last night KulerrJ as second class mntter at tbt postofflca of Newberg. In C h eh slem V a lle y ." A P a p e r read hut you bet we thought ol home and the at Newberg, Oregon. ber.ire the C h e h slem D a iry m e n 's fine presents that would be given away Aaeuclattua. _____ | ^ ^ Christmas tree. Candaba is a In itself the killing of Goebel was a Y’our committee has asked me to write little town about 83 miles north of Ms- Many a woman has periodic crying dastardly and cowardly act which ought an article on the prospects of the dairy „¡|g. We have been here since last spells. She meets her husband with not to go unpunished. But neverthe business in this valley. But as pros- Stay. This is the town where the Hec- eyes red and swollen and he cries out: Office 2 door* west of Moore’a Drug store. less it is decidedly refreshing to know pects are fanciful, visionary and uncer- j orid Oregon got word that they were or " What has happened ? ” " Nothing’’ his 1st. street, Newberg, Oregon. that a bad man’s wickedness lias fallen tain, we prefer to base what we have to dered home. We were in camp about wife replies. " I don’t know what is the matter with me, but I just had to have with awful vengeance upon his own say on what we believe to he the possi- three or four o’clock when we heard a a good cry." Men don’t have crying head. hilities of our locality; as possibilities y„n al,,j wu thought “ Aggie’s” red spells. It would seem therefore that an ^ T T O K N E Y A T -L A W . can be realized if we adopt the right pants soldiers were rigtit on top of us. affection confined to women must have Candidates for office will find the methods. So as we attempt to set forth , \ lot of us started for the camp of the its cause in the womanly nature. There is no doubt that a diseased condition of W’ill practice In all the courts of the state Graphic to be a good medium for leach the possibilities we will endeavor t o ’ Hecond Oregon to see w hat was up. the delicate womanly organs, is in gen Special alteution given to probate work, the writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the ing the eye of the people. The cards of state only facts, either self-evident or They said, “ hoys we are going home.” eral responsible for feminine nervous drafting of all legal papers. those who desire to announce them demonstrated, which we trust will Well we turned around and looked back ness and hysteria. N e w b e rg . O regon. The use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre College trained men and women are more in demand than ever stimulate tlie faith of every one who at our camp in silence. The next morn O f f ic e — Second Floor selves will he published from the pres scription makes women happy by mak Bauk of Newterg Building. before. ent date up to the time for holding the may hear it, as it has mine in its prepa- ing they man bed down past us w ith! ing them healthy. There are no more raiion. smiling faces hut you bet our faces did crying spells. "Favorite Prescription” conventions for $2.50 each. Pacific College offers an education under most favorable circum We have a soil, climate, and condi not smile much. We all looked as cures inflammation, ulceration and fe stances. tions in general which cannot he stir- though we had looked into a slop bar male weakness. It makes weak women There is nothing surer than the fact paxsed for dairying in any part of the strong, sick women well. rel, hut we mustered up courage and There is no medicine "just as good.” that hundreds of the most prominent United States. The soil is not only said, “ good bye boys, wish you all the Accept no substitute. popu'ists in this state are going back in naturally fertile and productive, hut is three year»," writes Mrs. Mary A. Sasser. good luck in the world,” and they of "For High, Lamar Co., Texas, - 1 suffered with fall- to the ranks of the republican party, of such a nature as to readily respond to marched down the road and out ol inK ol the womb, also ulceration of the womb. where they formerly came from. In and retain fertilizers; and ail that is re A Ite r using three bottles of sour 1 Favorite Pre- sight. We loved and honored the Sec scriptioo, four of - Golden Medical Discovery Eastern Washington this is especially quired is to return tlie refuse and an vials of Pleasant Pellets,’ I found re- ond Oregon for they fought with us from I and two xpenses ow I am able to do my work with ease. I reo noted. Surely there is room here for occasional clover crop witli proper and Manila to Molors and from Manila to omnteud your wonderful medicine to alt my Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana thought for those who favor a fusion seasonable tillage, and you will have frienda, for I truly believe it saved my life.” Cundaba so we hid a good regiment a Friends who need watch repairing done. Free. Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, ticket this fall.—Centralia News, (demo ever increasing yields of crops We do farewell and hope the boys will remem in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 270 Morrison St. cratic.) not have to dejiend upon rain or irriga ber the 22nd U. S. Inf. and also that ji one-cent stamps to pay cost o f mailing only. Cloth binding 31 stamps. Ad tion during the summer to produce a they will enjoy themselves this Christ P O R T L A N D , OR. A Douglas Island, Alaska, exchange in first class crop; as we iiave water stored mas. Last night tlie native band had dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. n burst of confidence says that “ Bever during the wi-iter sufficient to insure their banners all lit up and started a idge, though a democrat, mude a grand moisture to mnture a full crop on all parade at seven.o’clock. Of course we ing M cM ............................... 125 00 speech for expansion.” Beveridge is thoroughly cultivated land. Our cows had to he in quarters at seven o'clock Hannah Bond to Theda M will never go hungry if we do our part. possibly unaware of any serious demo (when I speak of we I mean us soldiers) Send for Catalogue to the President. Huntley 12% a in Matilda cratic tendencies and if the Alaska edi Our climate being mild, we do not re for call to quarters goes at tfiat hour and Hall die t3r3......................... 1 00 tor lived in some spots where a higher quire the amount of feed to keep up tlie I went to my caao and laid down on my Geo A Dorsey A w f to Henry slate of civilization exists, lie might find animal heat which is necessary in A cold bamboo bunk and thought of Christ FLOUR, FEED, H A Y A G R A IN Cooper 14 a part Francis a libel case on his hands, for his little climate. While shelter is necessary and mas eve in tlie states. Our chaplain GARDEN & FLOW ER Iloldridgedle t4r3&4............ 700 00 warm dry quarters should 1 « provided gave each one of us a cigar and wished Augustus P a j* A wf to C F parenthetical break. SEEDS. for our cows, tlie barn need not be ex us a merry Christmas and a happy New Nelson 330 a in R C Kinney Free Delivery. pensive, as a good shake roof sided up Year, so of course all of us were smoking die t3r3 ............................... 3500 00 Mr. Cleve'aud lias come to life suffi Keeps on hand a full and complete line of ciently to express his opinions in regard witli inch boards or lined with tarpaper and telling one another how we were go C F Nelson A wf to A H Pape E. C. W a r d & Co. to the party that honored him more is ample protection, with a good cloan ing to celebrate the Christmas after we 314.04 a in K C Kinney die lit. Street, Newberg, Or than any man now living. And there straw bed, to keep our cows comfort get out of tlie army. Everything is t3r3 ........................................ 3500 00 is no uncertainty aliout the opinion that able through any Oregon winter. With quiet over here at present. The first E R Haworth A husb to N F the party holds of the man that it twice FOR A L L KINDS OF elected. His name was greeted with a pro|ier ventilation and other sanitary battalion of the 22n t U. ft Inf. was out Byers It 4 hlk 9 Deskins add roar of hisses in the last Democratic conditions we may expect our cows to he on u sixty days march, consisting of When you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your to Newberg.......................... 250 00 national convention that was being held healthy. companies F, A, I and K. Major Bal- Irene Everest to Ida Hagey 21 wants will be fully supplied. while Mr. Cleveland was still at the Boil und climate being all thnt we can lance wiio was in command of the a in Richard Everest die helm.—Eugene Guard. Free Delivery. desire, one other condition is necessary batallion left October 12 and got back 13r2.............. 10 00 And the democratic party will see the J O S . W IL S O N . to ninke it possible to realize satisfactory December 12. W e had five scraps witli Irene Everest to Nancs E Luti- Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Lath, time, not very far distant either, when results. Thnt is the market. Already tlie insurgents but soon put them on the kemier 21 a in Richard Ever it will realize its loss. No man in the Lime, Glass, Nails, some are Baying—So many creameries bum. We marched from Candaba to est die t3r2 .......................... 10 00 United (States could come as near win Hardware, Etc., are being started (lie market will soon Dagapaun. We went over the moun Win O Hipwell A wf to New ning a democratic victory in the next fie overstocked, and we will he in a tains and tlie roads were so hnd we had berg Orchard Association 24 campaign as Grover Cleveland. But -------- Go T o -------- woise condition than tlie wheat farmers to leave our wagon train and of course Its in N O A A 137 a in C 8 there is a severe lesson to be taught be are in today.” Does it look so when we we could tako no more than five days Nelson t3r3............................ 1 00 fore the democrats will belie7u this, and sent East last year for more than one rations witli us; tfiat is we lived on half Harry W Sitton A w f to Elton J then—it will he too lute. N e w b e r g , Or. hundred thousand dollars worth of rations and wo left Co. K with tlie Spike 1-10 iut in 1 a iu Carl cheese and butter? W itli a rapidly wagon train. Three companies of us ton......................................... 150 00 When a man once gets "o ff” and growing population in our towns and started for Tarlac, we were in the first E J Spike to Kate D Sitton 1-10 “ agin the government” there is no cities; with the openl ng ports of China division second brigade, 8 th army corps. int in 1 a in Carlton............. 300 00 limit to the extent to which his distort and our new possessions of tlie Pacific, General Lawton was in command of us J A Annen A wf to Hannah ed mind will abuse the truth. A few which will soon ceate a demand far and of course we had to go, but the cat Bond 52t^ a in Matilda Hall months ago the Oregonian wus scathing beyond our possibilities to supply, I All kinds of Upholstering and Furniture Work done. We buy and sell Second got out of tlie bag and “ Aggie” hnd die t3r3.................................. 17 50 McKinley because liodid not prosecute doubt whether there can be found a bet hand Furniture or exchange anything in our line for Furniture or stoves. sailed out of Tarlac before we could J II Hoodenpyl A wf to Wm We ( an give you a B E T T E R P R I C E for anything you wish the war in the Philippines more vigor ter opening anywhere for tho invest Everything; In (he Liue o f Horse close in on him. They burnt the depot Blum 25 ft for roadway ad to sell than any one in Yamhill County. We will pack ously anil predicted that if lie did not ment of capital than a condensed milk Goods. at Tarlac and left everything up side joining Arthur Johnson es bring the war to a hasty termination, factory. The only question is, Is there and Ship Household Furniture to any part of -------» - . down for tlie Americans to straighten tate ....................................... 05 00 his administration would close with one milk to supply one? Get ready, they the U . 8 . out. Wo were all sitting in our quar Wm Smitli A wf to Larkin All Work G u aranteed. term. But now "H err Harvey Von are coming. It is not a debatable ques ters the other evening enjoying our Fouts 57.32 a in t3sr4w.......... 350 00 Bismark” argues on the other side that tion, “ Have we a market?’ ’ , hut n self- H . L. S U T H E R L A N D , selves the best we knew how when we C L E Anthony to W 1! E as the war lias been practically ended, evident fact. The question is how can SnceesNor to J. E. Smith. received word that Gen. Lawton had Anthony 290 a in Alfred Job the people will bo inclinod to forget “ our we supply it? I f we produce a first die t2iri A other land........... 1 CO been killed. No we can’t believe it for troubles” and that McKinley will lose class article, there is now and will he a not more than two weeks ago we were Francis Hanswirth to Wahlberg thereby. We hear enough about the demand at a paying figure. A Gatewood 120.23 A in J 110 with him and could it be that our noble rule tfiat works both ways hut it is evi But we nre confronted with the state General had fallen? The paper came | 1! Rowland die t3r4 ............. 4809 20 C. F. B U T L E R , Prop. dent that Ilurvey intends to niako both ment that this is not a grazing country, I Vanduyn A Walton to Anna the next evening and in it was tlie ac Newberg, Ore. D Madaon 15 a in J R Young rules work the same way. Such con and consequently cannot be a dairy count of the death of Gen. Lawton. Tho dig I4r4................................. 1000 00 America’s Greatest Practical Fowl, spicuous inconsistency is enough even to country. The first statement is true, General was a big man he wore a mus Anna D Mai Ison A hush to The B a r r e d & W h it e Plymouth make the “ scrub” newspapers blush for and tlie sooner we become conscious of Rooks. Charles S Hulin 15 a in J R tache, his hair was gray and his mus shame. the fact that we cannot depend upon tache was almost white. lie always Young die t4r4..................... 1200 00 I have kept my record as a breeder of the best strains of Plymouth Rocks and will spare a grazing, the belter for us. The second wore a kind of a white duck suit and a M ARRIAGE LICENSES. limited number of eggs from two first class pens. IvaCarter 18, to Frances Newbill 28 The large number of candidates who we believe we can prove to he false. In while helmet, I have often seen him One Pen White Plymouth Rocks Nora Burton 18, to C W Jones 25. have entered tho field against Mr. the liest blue grass regions of the Mis and his staff coming riding up the line (Empire Strain) Tongue for reiioniination Is of itself a sissippi valley it requires three acros of and you could always tell General Law- 4 H e F o o le d T h e S urgeon*. One Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks very emphatic arraiiiguient of him as an pasturo for each cow, taking it one year ton. He rixle a fine bay horse and I do official. Tho truth is very plain that A ll doctors told Iienick Hamilton o f (Ringlet Strain) his poor record is nowhere more plainly with another, und then four months not see for my part how he ever did go West Jefferson O., ufter suffering 18 All first class birds carefully selected, large size, good shape and color, fine layers and appreciated than in his own parly. Mr. inuet be counted out for winter ! through so many battles withdut get- bred from the best prize winners. 1 1 I ting hit for he was always at the front months from recta! fistula, he would Tongue has proven a lightweight con feeding Last winter wo fed fifteen die unless a costly operation was per- gressman on republican authority.—Al cows throe weeks on three-fourths of an .lt)t| never gave the insurgents rest. He bany Itotnocrut. formed; hut ho cured himself with live Tlie above is n woful niiaconstruc acre of vetches and ry e; equal to fifteen would often open up on them just nt boxes of ltucklen’s Arnica Salve, the “ Aggie” called him the tion and tlie Democrat liaa sense enough cows for one month on one acre, or one I ,|ay break. surest pile cure ou earth, and the best fo know it. Anyliody Hint knows any- cow fifteen months on one acre, B hile j nignt general and said he never knew salve iu the world. 25c. a box. Sold by thing about |>olitics, knows that ability we fed some hay anil bran nt tho same w-hen he was coining at night or at day C. E. Smith druggist. r u g g is t s lime, T yet (ucts hiiow show mat that lint this motu- meth fto we how our heads and mourn the is a remarkably small feature of the ,,m®» *1 the (acts od carried out during the year, with question, sad though the truth may be. 0,1 carrie<* 01,1 ‘*ur‘n8 11)0 >'**“ r> with death of one of our beloved generals who F o r Standing H a rd Knocks. -------SfSi--------- - proper ,olling; soiling; crops crops beginning with with for six months has been leading us, but Mr. Tongue is tlie brainiest and ablest | proper Hoys hate effeminate hoots. They vetohes sown early in tlie fall man Oregon has had in the lower house veU‘ ,K“s r,OW1’ earl>r in tl,° ,al1 ; no more upon the battle field will we want good, substantial, handsome Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County. W ill exchange New for years, and tlie only sequel to his op- 1 becllt in A *>ri’ ’ ," lloweJ **•>* la,er see him. We loved and honored him boots like J. B. Lew is t ’o.’s W ear-Re Papier. Goods for old. position is that a scad of other fellows 1 ,,lcn ,’arl>’ corn whicl1 wou,J l*’ and pray that God will let his soul rest sisters. Get your boy a pair and you want to go and j planUsl iater until Oe- | itl ,H.nce. Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments. j will be stirpri-ed how long they will ft» to Washington W illiam If. M anning . pose ns somebody for a change. Tlie tober, would we believe realize the wear and look well, J. C. 1‘orter lias Stationery and School Supplies. Co. F 22nd U. S. Inf., Manila, P. I. question is, in consideration of lu r liest ideal of our cow to one ncrc. Wo are them. interests, can Oregon afford to humor aware that tlie item of labor comes in here and must 1« considered. But 4 D iscovered by a W om a n . B e s t W in t e r ll o n l e such a whim. witli improved machinery and less than Another great discovery lias been “ ! J For sunshine, flowers and oranges j Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc. hull the amount of capital required made, and that too, by a lady In this take tlie Sunset route via law Angeles _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The Quakers of New York nre mak ing an organised effo. t to have thodesth where soiling is practiced, we l*ln-ve county. “ Disease fastened its clutches to all points Hast. Tourist excursion “ I feel that God has blessed Dr. Acker with special knowledge to prepare penally atsilUhed for the Empire state. tlie preponderance of evidence is in fa upon her and for aeveu years she with- cars and oliair ears to El Paso, Fort F. A. MORRIS. I’res. that grand medicine called Acker’s English Remedy for Throat and L n g A. K. MILLS. V lce -P r««. They ore systematically circulating pe vor of the soiling method. stood its severest testa but her vital or- Worth, Kansas City, Chicago, Clndnn- i Troubles. It saves children every time when they are attacked by croup. MOSES VOTAW, Csihler. tition* to the legislature which is now We believe it was intended by nur all- gatta were undermined and death seem- all, Houston, New Orleans and Wash- ! Every mother should know about in session, and Is-fore which bodv there wise Ureator that every man should ho it. and I will tell about my expe ed imminent. For three months she ington I). C. For rates, guides and is now a hill fur the pur)« aw The fol rience. I ha 1 a darling boy of four lowing is a paragraph of the pBtltion: possessed of sutli dent to supply all his roughed Incessantly, and could not information address years to die with croup. My doctor “ The undersigned citizens of the state physical, intellectual ami spiritual sleep She finally discovered a way to C. If. M a r k h a m , O. P. A., did all he could, but the child of New York, respectfully request tlie needs, and that if we come into har Newberg, Or. recovery, by purchasing o f u* a bo‘ t!e Portland, Or. senate and assembly to ntinlish the could not be made to vomit. That mony with divine principle', which in- of I)r. King’» New Discovery for Con death penalty (or tlie crime ______ _ ol murder, H was before I knew of Acker’s Eng-^ 4 n i o r l o u « N f w h and sulatituie life imprisonment there- elude natural law* of production and sumption, and was so much rvlelved JSTI2IEJD 1893 lish Remedy. A fter I did hear of for. W e maintain that experience has ; trade we will be able to do this. We on taking the tir'd dose, that she slept Comes from Dr. D B. Cnrgile, of ■ * it, I got a bottle. When our little demonstrated that the infliction of capi- nre not independent creatures, but in- nil night; and with two bottles, has Washita, I. T. H e writes: “ Four bot Transacts a general banking' eighteen - months - old girl was tal punishment is not a deterrent of , , , , stricken with croup, I gave her Her name is tles of Eleutrio Bitters has cured Mrs business. murder, while it does tend to prevent ‘« " H »n d e n t . , ’li" •» ^ ,l,orl i,,r us been absolutely cured this medicine, and inside of twenty tlie conviction of |K-r»oiis indicted for and *o »«l»*’ these questions alone, »0 we are Mrs Luther Luts. Thus writes W, C. Brewer of scrofula which had owns. -I ------ -— - minutes she vomited and was bet guilty o f the crime of taking human life tier« to help each other, and cultivate Hannsek A Co , o f Shelby M. C. Trial her great sulf.-ring for years. Terrth’e Foreign Exchange bought and ter right away. During the win 1 lie present I » * ad ,a greatly to the cost tfi.tt brotherly feeling, and improve by bottle free at C. E. Smith’s drugstore. sores would break out on her head and ol criminal trials, prevents the best . , , ter she had croup four times, and Every face, and the best doctors could give no sold. qualified citizen, from serving as jur„rs raoh o lte r* •">! observation, Regular size 50c and $ 1 . 00 . it brought her through each time in capital cases, ao<l tempts witnes-es to 1 believe it possible for a man on a Ixittle guaranteed. help; hut her cure Is complete and her Careful attention given Collections. all righ t I, myself, had bronchitis hold hack the truth or falsify the tacts, email tract of land, say forty to sixty -------- health Is excellent.” I'nis shows what pretty bad, and Acker s English H m I rn u iifm . For these reasons we tx-liere that the acres convenient to a creamery, to make thousands liavd proved—that Electric Remedy cured me completely. protection of society and the proper re- Report*--! by l b . Y.iahltH'iv Ab.ir.et Cost Me- Before I close. I want to tell you ■l»ect of citizens for law demand the interest on the investment, counting the Mlnio tile. O re*-n f.»r the week ending Bitters is the best bliss! purifier known Htailition of tlie death penalty.” —States land worth seventy-five to one hundred Jsn.4 1900. J.ine. M t’i.*h, msn.*er. of mv neighbor's boy. named Jobe Nana He had bronchitis, too. He got It ’s the supreme remedy for eczema, man. dollars per acre, make a good living for If M Franklin A wf to Francis worse all the time. My husband went over to his house and told him about my j tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and There are many pros and cons just an average filed family, sufficient to case. Then his mother went to town, got a 50 -cent bottle of Acker's English Carriage and Wagon Builders. Willis 5 a in Citas Berry die Irunning sores. L stimulates liver, Remedy, and he took it. He came over toour house a few days later and said he now in regard to the question of inflict given liberal education to his children, t4r5 . ........................... $ 100 00 kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, was all right, and also said two doses relieved him from the start. You can un ing the dealh penalty. But at least tlie and meet all the legitimate demands of Henry Mills A wf to Julietta helps digestion builds up the strength, j derstand by my letter why I think so tnnch of Acker’s English Remedy. I re first argument mentioned above as to society, without tlie overstrain and ftliire* 4 a in ftolomon Heater I Only M e. Sold by C. K. Smith drug peat that God's blessing must surely have been bestowed upon Dr. Acker." Repairing, Tainting and Trimming the statement that the death penalty is worry attending many other kinds of die I3r2 ............................ 2s) 00 gist Guaranteed, (Signed) Mxs. J o h n Y i a g i x , Rochester, P a not a "deterrent of murder" is worthy of business. We undoubtedly have tlie C t. A F ft Kendall to F A Chsp. Promptly Done. Sold at * 5 C., 50 c. and $iabottle, throughout the United States and Canada; attention. The plea that It it a deter possibilities of soil, climate and market, man 210 a in sec 9 I5r7 ........ Ks»0 00 YX7 VN1K D-9K VK RAI pKR*i>K* VOR M S and in England, at is. sd zs. yd., «s. 6 d If you are not satisfied after buying, " t' : 0 1 t K lw Mausgcr. Iu tM. „t»te 1» repo- rent, the common argument for the ex but the most important fitetor in tlie If W Gillingham to If D f\m- sent me tu thetr in u ... I «urm tiadin* coun return the bottle to yonr druggist, and get your money back. ties. Wtlllaa <c rear!« g o . payable week treme penalty, is of doubtful soundness wliolequestion, and the one on which nay 80 a in sec 12 I4r0 ........ 500 00 ly- De.trable empio>tnem with auususl op W« oottort* the above puaramter. IT. H. 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