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BARBAROUS MEX1 City election is not far o ff but NEWBERQ QRAPHIC. if there are any candidates for John Kenneth Turner honora they u p » « * dark bon writing a series o f articles S a O I D X m T T H U R S D A Y M O Z W IH G stalls. 0 ■f>■ » y -T H American magazine under T h e ‘ «Old high Bennett” ad tk o f "Barbarous M exico, vertises a new line of fine efiioa- ia the November number a Advance. ware just received at the office trip he took to Yucatan t $150 Per Y b f the Irrigator—and what o f vzZ, as he says, what the bull in the china shop. the Yaqui Indians = = * Me says: “ In comm n of-N ew - The Hve business Bren Oregon families with thousands o f other f in the value democratic proclivities will not who have lived for in a local paper kick at th e ‘ ‘assembly plan** to Southwest and near the that is universally read by the day, Thursday, though the tu r line o f M exico, I knew encroached on the key may cost a fourth o f a dollar in o f the sufferings of the Yaq in the Graphic to such an per pound. their native state, o f the extent that for several weeks we which had been taken to have been competed to cut down The weather man is making them to revolt, o f the our readinjrmatter and leave out good on the amount o f rainfall tion of t£eir lands, o f the m odi that we desired to publish. for this mouth, there is no ques ods o f extermination etnpl In order to overcome this dif tion of doubt. And this is right by the army, o f the indi ficulty we have added two more tor we never like to see him lag voiced by the decent elem . pages to our borne print, which behind and then be compelled to society. I knew that the will enable us to give our adver make it up later. o f deportation had been tisers better position, and at the out, that hundreds o f families Since Congressman Hawley is same time give room for more had been gathered up monthly home news matter, an improve to spend a day in. town whgt is and sent aw ay to exile. But ment in the service which we the matter o f asking him to work what fate was waiting t^ m Ibelieve will be appreciated by for an appropriation for the im thereat the end o f the road? advertisers and readers as w ell provement o f the Chehatom, The answer was always vagtfe, It has ever been our aim to give making it navigable as tor as We must have indefinite, unsatisfactory.” r ous patrons full value for their Wapato lake. Mr. Turner follow s in his arti : patronage, and we are glad to be something. cle with the account o f his trip able to state that the increased It you are going to practice the to Yucatan where be found that advertising space taken and the the brutality of Africaa slavery number o f new.’ subecribers being early shopping plan in order to in our own Southland was being added to our list is good evidence avoid the holiday congestion in equaled in the treatment of the that oar efforts are being appre the stores and thus make it eas- Yaquis by those into whose r for the clerks, it is wall t o re ciated. This is an incentive for hands they were «old as slaves. better work on our part and we member that there remaincth He saw them whipped and beat shall continue to strive to make but thirty days and then cqsseth en into an insensible condition the Graphic a better newspaper Christmas, This is for those by heartless slave drivers. The as the months go by. There are who have mpeh money to spend. women are compelled to marry a few e f our business men- who With some of us It w on’t take Chinamen ia order to bare chil are not regular patrons o f our ong. dren w ho in turn become slaves. advertising columns. T o-these Over at Lebanon, a gijrl o f Mr. Turner fell ia with a colo we extend an invitation to join venteeu has married two men nel in the Mexican army who the ranks. We think we can do in tom than twelve months while for the past four years, bap . bad you good service, provided you here in Newberg we have girls immediate charge of the deporta furnish live copy. This is the who are twice seventeen who tion o f all the Yaquis to Yuca kind that$s watched for by our have not yet landed one mag. A tan and he frankly told him that readers. I f you don’ t film the more equal distribution o f natbre’s in three and a half years be had tone o f the Gre^hie teH the editor. products to one o f the demands delivered 15,700 Yaquis in Yu I f you appreciate the paper tell o f the Socialist which might catan, while twenty per cent of It to your neighbor who may not property be inxoked in such in- those he started with died o f be a subscriber. W e will ap- starvation and exposure while predate.thc favor. on the w ay. He farther said The badness men o f Oregon "These Yaquis sell in Ydca$an City make the open charge that o f $05 apiece—men, women and fo r people to do the right thing the Southern Pacific, the children. W ho gets the linee Well, $10 goes to me for m * ■m man deliberately defies the law, entered into an agreement The rest to and the better element o f society HP freight nrtwr One who havessid repeatedly by their Mated « I «toéetin g held We will not quote Anther from un the story, but wifi say th at one votes that they are unalterably oopoeed to the sale o f liauor in 1 boil while ear midst, It is Just and right Chicago to Portland and 10 cents reading *Uncto Tom ’s Cabin, r “ w" ” that he shookgpar the penalty o i per ^hundred from Portland to o f the the law when he is caught. Tak- Oregon City, And said that |f op in reading tins ac the long haul be had been count by Jdr- Turner, ,« f the in g thia view o f the matter, it can’ t be gainsaid, Justice charged in proportfop as he*' was heartless brutality o f the Mexi re Would can government in conniving at Brouilletto did the right thiqg jpr _ money in such treatment of a race o f hu when he imposed A ipfl sentenqp county to pay thè MIL man beings. on StGermsin for selling liquor I rases do no good. The money to made up*am ong the push who are equally guilty, and they laugh at the law. Rigid enforce m ent o f tiie law by those in authority when convictions are no doubt has good cause for his intense feeling o f resentment tqwarc Francis J. Heney, but i t looks like he had allowed himself to be led by this feeling to take will not strengthen him with the people He defended the Schmitz reversal at greet length, and in the eyes o f the people generally i wiH b# put down as one who It to a very pretty custom this] sanctions hair splitting tecbaical- giving o f presents a t Christmas lites on the part o f courts, though time but it is wefl t o fwaitmoer süeh a course may let a notorious th at those o f jo u r friends w ho grafter go free, the guilt o f are we> balanced mcntaBy. n ot whom none will question. only d o n ot expect you to im The W oodborn Indepen dtp t is poverish yourself in an effort to provide gifts tor them, but they to becongeatabitcd on the fe c ia l ________ g -J i V r - - t „1 Z JP .1----------- t . wouiu veei V mux it 1 tney Knew - edition published by tha| ex y o u had done so. Strain a point cellent paper last week. It con- about it need be t o gladden the - o f the ttttto folks, but tot the ekld-Woodbe«* and Merina county to er people shift for rather than buy more than yon seekers, and the people o f that can pay Spr without embarrass brb^vpshre little city should th at the edition has wide circula ment.' tion. Every newspaper that Possibly it to merely by an over forinshes such a medium o f in sight on tip,part o f our friend, formation relative, to thd1 re Mr. McMurray in the distribution sources o f the locality in whtybit o f those gasoline motor cars, that circulates, ¡joes ihore for ithe N ewberg to left bn the waiting place than it evet' yets pay for, bat the editor has the satisfaction Hat, but we would like to catll 1 o -with f knowing th at he has dona, his dirty M .* 4 «* 9 lp a f»r publilber. «very facilities the in W*tii N ewbttg, we nt, will ___________________ _ Year din er at Craters H all Prof. W. W. an be easily verified by Wiley will deliver an address and an examination o f the books in there will be other exercises. the office o f the station agent to demanded by the people, and a jail sentence counts most in these whiskey cases. It gives time for reflection. : zzrss w s t t i s u a s &, -•■/f . add Sheridan $10. H L Christenson 8c w f toG . W. Christenson lot 8 b lk 11 Hurley & Larges add & lot 1 blk 5 Deskins add Newberg $1. G W Christenson A w f to H L 6 Sarah Christenson lot $ b A 11 Hurley & Larges add and lot 1 blk 5 Deskins add Newberg $1. H W Cox & w f t o James A & Julia A Putman nett o f nett sec 2 6 A w t t o f sw tt and nett o f asrtt s e c 2 6 t 5 s r 9 w $1335 L D Dusaa A w f t o J Ledgerwood 8k Blla lots 248 A 253 & s w 2-3 lot 247 in Day- ton $4700. v , < L D Dusaa & wf to W J Udell 600 sq ft in lot 252 Dayton, $300. Erick Erickson & wt to Yarnes Edward & Harriett 20 ac iu Jno . Welch d ) c except 10 ft t 3 s r & 3 w $2500. A B Ewing & w f to Yamhill ’ Orchards Co 195.32 ac in W D Clark d 1 c 1 3 s r 4 w $20000. J T Everest & w f to Thomas E & Sarah Miles 10 ac in. Jno Wil-fF liamson d l c t 3 s r 3 w $10. Nòah Heater & wf to H Harlan lots 27-28 blk ” B” Hobsons add] Newberg $500. Chas E Hursh & w f to Mac Rogers lots §-4 blk 10 Johns add McMipnvitle $650. W E Kidder to Dora A Kidder ntt of lot 5 blk 4 Kutch 2nd Add Carlton $1. W A King & w f et al to Geo E Alton et al lot t & 10 ft off w side lot 2 blk 9 Deskins add Newberg $5000. A A Manock & w f to Ananias H Schrock 16.89 ac in secs 6-7 & 52.05 ac in J S Gwinn d 1 c t 6 s r 4 w $7000. " Elmer Merchant & wf to Sarah Ella Townsend tt ac in Carlton]., part o f Peter Smith d 1 c 1 3 s r 4 w $825. Prank H Meeker to Laura Gil- lander lo t 2 blk 5 Deskins add Newberg $1200. L H Miller et al to Geo D Thomas & w f lot 2 blk 4 Thomas add Amity $100. K ate M organ A husb to Mary Cbapmap lot 11 blk 4 Chapmans add Sheridan $100. Samuel S Mulkey A w f t o John A Botz 11 ft offe side lot 2 & 89 •t off w side lot 8 River Motto No 1 Sheridan $1750. R W Phillips to w i to Harry C A Bffie M Wilson 1-6 in t ia w tt of josian Taylor d 1 c * 5 s r 4 * $730.30 ' Portland -Yamhill Land C o to Lewto.S Browning et al part o f 5 Hussey d i c k parts secs 1-3- 11 -121 5 i f 6 w $10000. Lionel T Prooter & w f to Gèo Nixon & wf lots 9-10-11 A 12 blk 53 Edwards add Newberg $550. A C Rice & w f to W C M oore ---------«— nw tt o f nw tt sec 11 & lots 1-2-$ T w im c*u tT 6 140 ac in ntt Of N Mulvarry irllU. i d i e t 2 i r 5 w $2250. Ira O Barber 8c Wf to Daniel Prank Schafek & w f to Samuel Freeman lots 4-5-6-7 blk S Mulkey A wf lot 1 sec 3 6 1 5 • Barbers add Willaimna $300. r 6 w $900. Blanca Beacn & husb et al John Sbettcrly & wt to J Harts Heury C. Thompson lots 1-2-3-4 blk 8 WiMamina, Or «1000. ^ w fu L r tn . W W . J C Bennett et al to Geo E W J A ja m es T Udell to E D &| Alton et nl lo t 1 X 10 ft off w R A Dusan 284.85 ac sec 28 t side lot 2 blk 9 Deskins add New* s r 4 w $11500. berg $5000. Jeton Wortman Trustee Smiley Carter & * f to L F L ittle B Irvine 24.36 nc in Epb-j Tharp lots 1-& 7* blk 7 WU- raim Ford d 1 c 1 4 s r4 w l lamina $6MM«ii, Mrs M B Young A husb to SVI Frank Chapman to MAry & A lk i“ ot 16 blk 4 Bibles Chapman lot 101 blk 4 Chapmans I add Sheridan $950. :■ ■&*&**$ V - » ring Brin« thia 4dvtftiMmei>t to o tf w o r m allow r t p r )* r j for it, if applied on the purchase price o f any |jj J H E A TIN G S T O V E in the house. Our former price was tow enough but we have too many stoves and will give our customers are t iM r ^ n a f16 m *uc#<* «a n y o f these stoves c o l e ’ s H e a t e r s A few atf those pocket knives and shears are stiir with us. You never had a better chhnce to get goods 1 o f merit at such a price. Remember they are marked j at w h o le a a la c o a t . 0 - Iff 1 : ------ i S illy it at S ia ircl’s For good, d ean , fre«li groc eries, fruit» and vegetable« don*t forget to order them at Batons. Phone in yomr order on either phone. G iT . « J b y j. we can please you. _ W d jèit give yon lh (r«ttii ttD iy é r t b and Shoe« every day of the week, in fact A 25 Per C ent Discount for Cash To make room for our New Spring Goods which will be in soon. Opera C onfectionery Soda, lee Cream, and Stationery—All the Latest W. W. Hollingsworth & Son ■ 1 ’s = = s a = = = = = R . issseeei B . J A C K S « issMsesssisaeAifAieAAseesseeeeeeeeeeee T h e Newberg M anufacturing and, V Construction C o. ail i. kt Prepares jrounff people for bookkeepers, stenographers, ____ pondents and general office work. The development o f the North-1 west will alfora openings for thousands in the next few years.] P rep a re now . Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal - - SALEM, OREGON I VMr^fMHTW Windows, M o4 d m ¿/ « ¡a w « * » s ii