TME NEWBERG QRAPHIC. J uim I, J9 ||
WAKED THE CONQREQATHML
O R . G E O . LA R K IN
S. W . Sigler, m a y o r and pres
ident of the D ayton com m ercial
club; R. L. H arris, d ru ggist and
Office over First N at’l Bank
councilm an; M a jor M iller and
J. G. Lew is, all o f D ayton , 'Were
here T uesday in the interest o f
the rem oval o i the old block
house from Grand R onde t o Day-
ton . T h ey desired t o becom e
DR. A . M. DAVIS
acquainted w ith the Sheridan
people and t o have a clear un
derstanding o f the m atter in
w hich they are interested. They
stated th a t D a y ton ’ s interest
in the rem oval w a s prom pted b y
the request o f Gen. Palm er’s rela
tives. T h a t in 18 5 0 he to o k up
the d o n a tio n land claim on
w nich D a yton is n o w located;
th a t he w a s appointed superin
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
tendent o f Indian affairs b y Pres
ident Pierce and under such
superintendency built the block
house; th a t he donated t o D ay-
to n the city park and the ceme
tery; th a t he is buried there and
his children all reside there and
in the absence o f an y oth er place
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tak in g steps for the preservation
o f the building, D a yton citizens
a t the request o f the general’s
children, conceived it a fitting
m onum ent t o his m em ory.
While som e o f the Sheridan
people th ou g h t the building
should remain near here on ac
cou n t o f th e associations it re
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calls w ith Gen. Sheridan, they
3 m k Diwei I Sped.hr. Cdk promptly are w illing t o acknow ledge them
selves beaten and w ill take its
rem oval w ith the best o f grace.
Dentist
Rankin
half of the last century, attended
to matter* which he decided were
in need of luminary treatment. On
one or two occasions at least his
action was not limited to his own
parish. One amusing instance of
this sort occurred one 8emlay when
he exchanged pulpits with a friend
who presided over a well to do but
somewhat careless congregation in
a neighboring town.
This friend, who was one of the
meekeet and most long suffering
men imaginable, told Parson Adams
with much mortification that there
were one or two things about the
church which sadly needed atten
tion, but that, although he knew
his parishioners meant well, these
Griffin clothing are made right,
they are snappy and up-to-date.
are guaranteed to hold
their shape. W e have a large
line to select from, in allj o f the
new patterns. Y ou need not be
ashamed to go anywhere with a
G R IF F IN Suit There are none
better and at the prices we ask
for them are extra good values.
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P R IC ED A T
Doolittle
DR. G. E. STUART
Physician
Surgeon
W . W . Hollingsworth A Son
Miss Nellie H opkins w h o has
been p assing a few weeks w ith
her sister, M rs. B. F . Yergen has
returned t o her hom e in New-
Newberg
M r, and M rs. H arry Baker
arid fam ily visited w ith M r. and
M rs. B ert Sanders Sunday,
ever, he proceeded to electniy the
congregation by taking several
handfuls of rags out of a piece bag
which he carried with him and de
liberately stuffing them into the
broken panes of the unsightly win
dow. ..
Then he proceeded calmly with
the service, but when he began his
sermon it soon became evident that
the pulpit cushion was by no means
to be spared at his hands. In some
way or other the largest hole in the
cushion was worked round until it
was well to the front, and after
that each of three emphatic
thumps from Parson Adams’ vigor
ous hands as he expounded his
ideas sent a shower of feathers
floating down over the heads of the
deacons and their families in the
FREE! FREE!! FREE!!!
W ith every boy’s suit we are giving a baseball and bat or
a fielder’s glove or a catcher’s mitt. W e have a complete
$4.50 to 7.50
line o f snappy made clothing from
These are exceptionally well made and good values. See
windows, The little men will be delighted with the gifts
M rs. S. M . Calkins and d au gh
The next Sunday when the gen
ters w ere guests o f M rs. C. N.
tle
parson resumed his charge
M arsh last Saturday.
there were no broken panes in the
Services next Sunday m orning window behind him and the pulpit
a t the W est Chehalem church b y cushion had a brave new cover.—
Prof. F . G. B on gh ton , subject o f Youth’s Companion.
serm on " H a lf B aked.”
A Heavyweight.
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The traveler in London about a
kins, o f W est Chehalem school, century ago might have noticed the
w ent the entire term w ith ou t following poster:
M r. Daniel Lam bert o f Leicester.
m issing a d a y o r being tard y.
The heaviest man that ever lived.
M r. and M rs. F ran k Clark
have been visiting in P ortlan d
recently.
T h e Pacific M onthly For June
Residences a specialty. A ll work guar
The Pacific M on th ly for June
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is one o f the best issues for a lon g
CaU at 110 Main street Phone Black 18
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co v e r carries ou t
beautifully the P ortlan d Rose
Festival idea w ith its garlands
o f roses and rose-decked girls.
O regon has lon g been fam ous tor
its beautiful roses, and the lead
ing article in the June num ber is
devoted t o P ortlan d, the Rose
C ity, the Summer C apital o f
Yam hill County Abstract Co. Am erica.
John Kenneth Turner has an
J . H . GIBSON, Mgr.
article entitled "T h e M exican
T h e only A bstract Books in
R evolu tion ,” w hich tells in a
Yam hill County
m ost graphic m anner the causes
AcM m icviLLi,
O rbooi * w hich led t o the revolution in
M exico and gives a vivid picture
o f the M exican revolution up to
date.
Randall R. H ow a rd contributes
a beautifully illustrated descrip
tive article on the V olcan ic Cave
W onder* of the N orthw est.
Every Westerner and every old-
tim er w ill enjoy "T h e Pioneer
Reminiscenes of George Collier
t
R ob bin s,” w h o gives a very read
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able account o f the beginnings
o f m any o f the prom inent men o f
W eighs upward o f fifty stuns.
Mr. Lam bert win see com pany at hie
house. S3 P iccadilly, next A lbany, nearly
opposite St. Jam es’ church, from U to I
o'clock . T ickets o f adm ission, 1 shining
Mr. Lambert had been keeper of
the old county bridewell at Leices
ter and, despite his physical immen
sity, was a very intelligent and ac
tive person. A Kentish innkeeper
named Palmer, weighing only 350
pounds, visited Mr. Lambert and
appears to have been deeply morti
fied at his own inferiority, for on
returning home he was suddenly
taken ill and died. Mr. Lambert
weighed 739 pounds just before his
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Hypnotio InfluMe*.
Buyer — Look here, you! You
said this horse was sound and kind
and free from tricks. The first day
I drove him he fell down a dozen
times, and he’s as bad today.
Dealer — Um—you’ ve been won
dering if I cheated you, maybe?
“ Yes, I have.”
"And the first time you drove
the hoss yon wondered if he hadn’t
some tricks, didn’t yon ?”
“ Of course.”
“ And you kept saying to yonr-
self, T wonder if that there hoss
will tumble down,’ eh V
“ Probably.”
“ And you had your mind on it a
good deal, most like ?”
"That’s true.”
“ That’s wot’s the matter. You’ve
hypnotized him. See?”
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John E. L a th rop tells in his
The W est and the Na
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tion al C a p ita l,” m any facts n ot
generally know n, as t o the
influences that direct legislation
a t ou r N ational C apital.
A ltogether, the June number is
one of the strongest th a t the
Pacific M onthly has published
for som e time.
The Graphic and Semi-Weekly
Journal com bin ation for $ 2.00
per year.
The SueeeMful Doctor.
The king of pnrgstory sent his
lictors to earth to bring back some
skillful Chinese physician. “ You
must look for one,” said the king,
“ at whose door there are no ag
grieved spirits of disembodied pa
tients.” The lictor went off, but at
the house of every doctor they vis
ited there were crowds of wailing
ghosts hanging about. At last they
found a doctor at whose door there
was only a single shade and cried
ont, “ This man is evidently the
skillful on© we are in search of.”
On inquiry, however, they discover
ed that he had onlv started practice
the day before.— Giles’ “ HLrtory of
Chinese Literature.”
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