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Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inf lame&Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
AH Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tlssuo
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts It In a Jiffy.
Rub n Vigorously,
MHtM U''ei' fSBHt
"AN ATTRACTION PARTICLE."
Interesting DlnoIosurcH Haito nt the Con
rntI011 of tl.ii ISritlsh Assoi lutton.
Tho annnal tlificlosuro of tho latest
flificoverieH in various brandies of sriciico
being'mado r.t tho convention of tho
British association, Osford, ss mi inter
esting budget. Lord SalisLiu v'h acldress
at tho opuniug of tho cc.iifueueo at
tracts widespread attention. Ho pro
claimed liiinolf a i-cienhflo agnostic,
but the most leniarkablo l.uluro of his
japei was his outlining of tho maivels
1 f unsolved problems to u hit li modern
(foucn is new devotintr itFolf. Ho paid
a byuipathetio tributo to Daiwin'H gicat
work, but refused to nci.nowiuiigo 1110
icllyti-.h as his ancestor on any ovidence
yet offered. Ho attacked WuHnnanu's
theory of natural selection in i-vulutiou
and afllnucd that tho prfFcut day has
brought n return to tho belief that crea
tive design was supremo.
It has been in tiiefco mcelins of tho
several liifions of the ccneiition that
tho latest discoveries and theorii-H havo
been prebented. A year ngo tho biolo
Kifts, who had believed fo? yearn that
they wero on tho poiut of i-olviiitf tho
invEteiy of life, ucUnowledgi d tiiein-
fcuUc-s I uflled. Now l'rofcfhor Sclmeftr,
prebident of tho bcctlon of pliyrtolOBy,
uiiuouiici 4to dibcovery in each tiny
animal coll containing life of what ho
turma "an attraction particle. " Itt-hould
bo ronioniberul tliatwlieu tlio bioloaUU
dii.courwl tlio coll prinoiploof life tlioy
thought- It iinpossibloto subdivldo thow
infinitoly eninll ntoms, nut mo ihhtu
coiw liud khowii tho iixiktiui 0 of thU
kiiiull imrtlclo in onoh oell, wlMi 1
Itwlf a btruotujo ui mmM Iihh h
iluilnito oxit4ju and a (loniuio ruiicuwi
uf H own. Jt l Hliuot w miuutu mi
Ul.lW t II It U JHWiblB t OMJU-IVf. J11
it cU Wlilt'll i liittiiiwl 1,000 dli4
tun !). woitiul mrtlol iijihjhu imrly
of tlw vt of pin ixiliit. Yt ' Hl
mot InliiillHy miiuii ut w" "
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ifwll, wlWi l)y I mny Htmmmi hum
liruww whU'li rw in th muiuiiM
it u uutiwiiml u airwwu m jh
luiwili d iniMini mi umtua
Holen Dauvray has engaged Lorena
Atwood for a comedy part iu "That Sis
ter of His."
In "Tho Bauble Shop" J. E. Dodson
will play a character part Mr. Keber,
a man who drinkti secretly.
Gorald Maxwell, who is a now mem
ber of Mr. Daly's company, is a sou of
MissM. E. Braddon, tho celebrated Eng
lish novelist.
It is not generally known that Rosa
bel Monisou has cousiderablo talent naa
musical composer. Several of her com
positions havo been played this fuminer
at opeu air concerto.
Maurice Barrymore was privately
married recently to Mury Floyd, daugh
ter of tho lato William It. Floyd, who
wai for many years btago manager at
Wnllack's theater, Now Yoik.
D. A. Bauta has secured tho Ameri
can rights to Pinero's play, "Tho Profli
gate," for Mario Burroughs. For borne
time it lias been In the potMesslou of A.
31. i'amier ouii AUiruann uaiv,
Tartan silks aro speckled with white,
liko tho velvets of last winter. Itonum
strined Batin is gorgeous enough tofiuil
an Itulian jtaBan woman. Drup de
Venice tliowB raisou satin uow 01 run
color that produce a rich and brilliant
lrawj surface. wow xoinnum.
Aiuuiuultluu Iu Africa.
"AH of tlio iiativo Uganda holdlurn,
I notice, hud well filled cartridge belt
round their walntn. In my innocence,
us I thought of all the thunders of the
Ifuiioral act of tho l)rueU eonfereiice
mid all tho urdlnuiiccj, eiiactiiioiiti and
regulation wliloh )ifl loou jmbllHliul
ihereafter by dlrruiit Kwern liuvliig
lAMkuioii on (lie Afrieuit iumt, I uoii
duiwl how, in tho wry iminr of Afrlru,
il.ii. iiuhiIh wuru enublMl to kwill tlli'lr
IwIlM M) wull loplt'iiUiiod wJHieurlrhlKon
uf iHirrnt wl "1 u "' o,,'m
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The Future
The fact that Hood's Sarsa
parilla has cured thou
sands of others is certainly
sufficient reason for belief
that it will cure you. It
makes pure, rich healthy
blood, tones and strength
ens the nerves, and builds
up the whole system.
Remember
Sarsa-parllla.
Hood's
Cures
Be Sure to get HOOD'S and
Only I IOOD'S.
Hood's Pills ru eipecUlty ireparea
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FDRNiTDRB
STORE
J. A. Itotan luurreturned to Balem and
opened a furniture business at
274 COMMERCIAL ST.
I havo put In a stock to suit the present
bard time, and guarantee that yau con set
more lor tho money than anywhere else In
Irreron. My low prices will astonish you, 1
.hall make a specialty of carpets and mat
tlnics. AH old patrons and the public gener
illy are Invited to call and look over my
lock which, shall always be a money saver.
j. a. steTAff.
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flee
Haiku, Or., Heptember Ji I,
a'ed proposals will be received at
umlfnoon November Zi, IbUI, to
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Orvicz or tiik HKOKKTAnr or Btatk, 1
imi,i
ils or.
rurulsh
the followlMB aitleles lor the Mute nt urevoni
lOrtams Itk-sl cup, 1 Di. No 7ullliif, white,
laid, cr eu in charter oak orWcolch linen,
Wreainstlrst-elassoonKressuote, 7-lb lugs,
No, 7 ruling-, whllelald.
iu;xjo Ho, 6yi whit envelopes, CO A No, t rug,
l'i cross railroad tUel wins. No. IV).
W gross (Jlllott's steel pens. No, W.
iirocsii lion sieei ieni. no. on.
i gross (11 (lot r steel pens,
Xg-ross Klerbrook"J'' imiijs.
WOut, fee, HUtw Wllooi'slnksUudi, No.
i 'not, I'ali, Htow A WIIooj's iiiluUnds, No,
10 dot, 1'cck, H(ow a Wlluos'o InksUuds, No.
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l'i am, ivory folders. Much slaudird,
i Am. ivory folders 1(1 lush rAingnui,
inojt iuucllseu, Hu.l,Wori((i'.yli)i)t,
10 dot mucllsgeslauds. rtseryolr tio. Wf'
uuit'n iiuteuL.
Hresni I'trser's Irtxuiury bllllng-(Mtpr,IM
pi.iwMjricuiiti.ia,
ii,utfo, 't JCt(l leeordtr kd ihujcIIs,
n;ivM
vluUil.
I il( Hsnlord s I prenilum fluid, fjusrU,
iu im, Mii.florrt'J wililuy fluid, ;nn,
Warn gumiiudsluollJJi'o, it, ihii o.
ilo. liuplx upbjttril l(lr clips,
Jo ykUr luiMriuitit, f iwuii fiut,
ds sU-bI ittr, KiJ, Wo, l,H.lon,
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WILLAM
1894:.
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Niwy.
FIFTY-FIRST YEAR.
Oldest, Highest and Most Extended Institution of Learning
in Pacific Northwest.
Hlxteen Courses ol Instruction, through Academlo and College to Theology, Law 8d
Medicine.
Hplendld Courses for Tnltnlue In Teaching. Uuslnens. Art, Elocution and Music. Several
i'ost Ilradur.te Courses. Blronifer and oetter tnsii ever!
It's Woman's Oolleiie utiords an Ideal home lor young ladles with 'unsurp::d fkcllHtM
for their care and tralnlng.i
Tho School Year Opens geptombor 13, 1894,
For Year Book, address
Prosident W. 0. TIAWLEY.
For financial information, address
Bev. J. II. ROORK, Agent,
9-3-lin Salem Orfoa,
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