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the first water. Football is not tor the wonderlul poppy ^blos in it with them when compared som? Just think of their little with basketball. Four of the “hypodermic needle” and their _ r _ _ I M t W U U « five McMinnville boys retired at at New ber* Oreguu the end of the game bloody, opiate. What’s the matter with braised and worn from the bat King Alcohol” anyway? Pre laauan r v r r y T h u r s d a y m o r n i jig tering they had received. The sume they’lly use their lovefyt?) latter are to be commended tor “belladonna” now far t h e i r not retaliating in kind,—News stimulant. -> W . C. WOODWARD, Reporter. , It is to be remembered that Without 'fudging from re Or. Osier was in charge of Johns ports” but simply from the read Year In Advance. ing o f the above it is evident that Hopkins’ Hospital, Baltimore, our friend Hammerly, of the Maryland, until a few years ago News-Reporter has suffered him and he is now regius profe ssor of SS, 1907 . THURSDAY, self to be imposed upon in get-, Oxford University, England. He ting the news of the basketball ■ the leading authority on the practice of medicine, i. e. drug- You may have noticed that it game played here between the therapeutics, and the professors rained some on Christmas day, McMinnville College and the Pa look up to him as a great moral cific College teams, and his criti M prS enred— The, Albany Herald issued a cism of the home team is one of leader. And the big doctors and Robertin«, A pathologists who were present, holliday edition last week that is the raw est things that has been listening to his lecture got a rude deserving of proper recognition given to the public this season. on the part of Albany and ^.inn If he knew the facts he certainly awakening—weren’t at^ all pre county. The edition is highly would make an apology for pared for the shock be gave them —when he said: “He is the best creditable to the publishers.. what ha has said. The Graphic gave a very fair physician who knows the worth Well directed sympathy for the teport of the game last week and lessness of most medicines.” it* •kin unfortunate at Christmas time is it was with much surprise that Presume he’ll have to make a re A sky m r D ru g g istfa rm firm A M * * k f highly commendable, bat who is the News-Reporter criticism was vision of his “Practice of Medi more entitled to it than the read. It can only be Recounted cine;” then his big book will be youngster who feels that he must for by supposing th at Hammerly “wee sma’ thing,” and and we buy something lor his beat girl got his report from a sissy who don’t know w hat the doctors and don’t know what to select. had never before seen a game will do for a decent authority. played that w as more exciting They are no doubt ready now to The Bandon Recorder, in a or strenuous than a game of par “throw physic to the dogs”—it special holiday edition, adver lor croquet. they have a grudge at the dog. tises the.resources of Bandon and The writer witnessed the game Anders and Da Costa. Cogs Coos county in an effective wajr from start to finish and it was well, Weir-Mitchell aod Woods th a t will no doubt bring big re certainly unusually free from Hutchison are five other big M. turns. The edition ought to re rough playing. The visiting D’s. who have turned skeptics ceive wide circulation from the team w as probably “well worn” about drugs and the much hands of the Coos county people. but as for being “bruised and vaunted “modern medicine.” D r . B o w ers . Moody” the statement is all rot ___ /T o m u a m o a Think of the wholesale liquor for there is nothing to it, as can FOR Obituary. men engaged m an effort to re be proven by the crowd in atten form the saloon business' and dance. It w as considered one of Ann E. Snow diet} a t her home make it more respectable. Not the cleanest games ever played near Scholls, Oregon, on the fif respectable but more respectable, in Newberg and such a report teenth day of December, 1907, in order to try to stem the tide does great injustice to the home after an illness of several years. th at has set in lor the total wip team. She came tp Oregon with her ing out of the whole saloon sys family, from M arietta, Minne tem. w in Go ‘ Dry” sota, nearly three years ago with V the hope of bettering her health. N ext Election. During the first year or tw o ' % She was~the daughter of Sam after people, who have come “AU Oregon will go'dry’ at the uel and Nancy Howard, and was from some of the colder states, next election if the question be born at Newark, Tioga county, locate in the Willamette valley, submitted as a state issue,” said New York, the ninth o f January, * -f they are often beard to sigh for State Senator M. A. Miller of Linn 1837. She removed, with her snow and colder weather, but county recently. “The whole parents, to Astalan, Wisconsin, after th at they learn to appreci United States will be 'dry* within in 1844, and was married to MAIb'NEWYEAR ate our green Christmas weather ten years,” he continued. “The Marshas L. Snow at the Bath* and prefer it to colder weather. movement does not spring from place, May 15, 1856. Normal climatic conditions are any single event or argument, but She is survived by her husband The year o f 1908 will find m ost desirable and m ost health it is ‘in the air’, as you might say and nine children. The children os at the same old place y h h ful, irl any country, for such has and is everywhere in evidence. are Mrs. O. W. Sawyer, of Ex a com plete stock o f ever been nature's ordering of things The people art sick and tired of celsior, Minnesota, Mrs. N. E. earthly, and since warm, open* the liquor traffic. They are dis Manger and Mrs. Chas. Gilbert, thing in die harness line. weather is the natural, prevail gusted with the way the saloons of Des Moines, Washington, Mrs. W hen in need o f anything ing winter weather here in the have been ran and are going to G. C. Baker, of M arietta, Minne call and look our stock over. valley in is w hat we may expect put them out of business. Mer sota, F. O. Snow, of Devil’s Lake, and it is the m ost desirable, all chants and business men of al North Dakota, and Howard Y our Patronage A p p réciât« things considered. kinds hare given up the notion Snow, Frank Snow, Harry Snow C . F. H ELD that it takes saloons to make and George Snow, all of Scholls, There are many thousands o live town. Thetfiost prosperous, Oregon. Her brothers and sister voters throughout the country cleanest and best conducted tow s living are L. W. Howard, of Shell who would be glad of the oppor in the state today are 'dry'. In Rock, Iowa, and Byron S. How tunity to vote for Roosevelt for those tow ns you will find the ard and Miss Clara Howard, of Newberg another term, who do not look m ost orderly people. Newberg. * Artificial w ith favor on his efforts in try / “In the last few months I have ing to dictate the nomination t traveled all over the state anc , W edding Annhr< Stone Co. it must go to some other man. heard emphatic expressions a- One year—Paper wedding. This sentiment will increase in gainst the saloon from persons General Contractors snd Two years—Cotton wedding. intensity rather than diminish as who would be least expected to Builders. the days go by and the campaign entertain su c h view-e-r' One Three years—Leather wedding. for the n o m i n a t i o n waxes Southern Oregon h o t e l keeper Five yearn—Wooden wedding. Seven years—Wdolen wedding. warmer. The freer the fight is who runs a bar told me he intend Ten rears—Tin wedding made for the nomination, the td to vote for prohibition. The Twelve years—Silk or linen better the feeling will be after it movement in this state is for the wedding. is over, and it must be remem establishment o f high schools, Fifteen years — Crystal wed bered that above everything rise and where a high school comes ding. when election day comes round in the saloon goes out”. Twenty yearsy-China wedding. It will be votes that will be Twenty-five years—Silver wed wanted. A re These O der's Four Drugs? ding. Thirty-five years—Pearl wed The senatorial kaleidoscope is In an issue of the Oregon Jour* ding. furnishing abundant “room for noisome weeks ago (Sunday edi Forty years—Ruby wedding. talk” about the hotel corridors tion) there w as a full page illus Fifty years-^GoIden wedding. o f late—a continual performance trated article on “Medicinal Seventy-fire years—Diamond going on all the time with con Plants,” etc. A m o n g other wedding. ' Proprietors of ] • stan t change of scenery. The things it mentioned four drugs in first of the week F. W. Mulkey a specific way—opium, cascara, To learn our virtue we hare to N ewberg Sash db D oor camphor and belladonna. This announced his withdrawal from die and get an epitaph; to learn the field while Joseph Simon's is somewhat significant, coming our faults we have only to run friends are reporting that he will as it did so soon after Dn Osier'S for office. Doors, W indows, and probably enter the ring. Fulton declaration that “There are tour TuraedJW ork Human evolution may be but helps out in the performance by drugs of inestimable value.” M ade to Order. giving Heney the lie and Cake is Are these the four? We really divine revelation. feeling the pulse of the dear peo wonder. Did Osier write the When the heart dries np reta- ple, while there ace a number o f article? If he didn’t how does gion soon leaks. willing ones still to be reported. the author know they are the When you are getting a phone But how could it be different four? Did Dr. Osier tell him? It is alw ays better to lead v it will be to your interest and when Oregon is down on the He refused to name them any man than to carry him. satisfaction to get one of a high grade. The Stromberg-Carlaon map as one of the m ost heavily way, when asked by Ms auditors % — - » v— p , ;• * } a t his lecture the 11th of last The force of great deeds rest» a a high grade standard phone, timbered states in the Union. and has been approved and May, before the Pathological on small personal fidelities. adopted by the Newberg Mutual Society at the Pennsylvania R A W TO THE BONE. Telephone Co., after trying and Hospital, Philadelphia. And of Power in life is simply putting using several cheaper and differ Judging from reports our bas he w as met by a roar of our passions into ent makes of phones. 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Over one hundred gold and silver watches o f ' standard makes, more than a hundred clocks, five hundred gold rings to select from, ten doz en brooches and chatelaines, eight dozen gents chains of best manufacture, a hundred links and cuff buttons, seventy-five ladies chains, b ig |||-* - ■- * * • more loci eta, fifty gents fobs, pins » in abundance, gold combs for ladies, bracelets of all kinds, pearl handle pocket knives and fine carving sets, water sets, nutbowls, cake baskets, bread trays, bon bon dishes, chafing dishes, five-o’clock teas, shaving mugs, knives and forks, spoons of all kinds, cake knives, tomato lifters, jelly spoons, salad forks, chocolate sets and other articles too numerous to mention. What we do nob have we can get for you and if we can not get it it is not made. Watch Repairing a Specialty and all Work Whranted. Eyes tested and glasses accurately fitted. W. P. HEACOGK & SON. ' Telephones. H u taught the up-to-date far mer to buy a Plough th at will Plough. 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