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it US t ' i liEI'lW.tt fOXV'ESnOX. T YV -YV Rutherford, Tlw Hublmrd, S J Marlon Itei-d. FHlrllfM cTmI-HuIiI CliHrlwHartiiiHii.Krank An liivin aMm ''7,11 " " "V' . . .- ..i.Y. win, win Mippiinjiien Hllvcrtnii-T H Warki-rby. by A .1 Coolldge, proxy; '"''T n Xn' . .1 N DavK Ilaberly, I' Allen, Pl.ll !!lfk. !: (IhT, Al looieujje, l'ltml in Hip hriil. WALM LRDS TUB LIST. M Skalf oral, (ierval- Uarnes J Ilim'K RmlBlfnx fi Rally liHTCm.,.. i. f ('hampwi mrr it I Alli-n. YV I- Him H Poujade, J (' ParrK Hardy Lelth, ry, by uarni, "". Jllllll JloeUT, iWli Met 'nil. It was moved that a committee of three U- apK)lnted by ciich delegation-- to aet in eolijunetloll with the county central committee. Nomination- were then declared In order. It was announced that the vote ..-..ill l- l.v iMilIot and that the WflntiTj noiniiiHtlons would be made by ac clamation. CtlHONBIt. Dr. I). C. Uvland, of Woodburn , was nominated by acclamation. siitvi:voit. V. .1. Culver, of Knst Salem pre cinnt was nominated by aeeliinia tluii. ; AKSKSMIll. A. R miickerbv.of.silverion, i'.f, K A I A. V. IHUCKeruv, rinuiuii, i . . .. y.,,., Patton, of Lincoln. O.ivid Simp-oil, i ,,;,.,..., of Knt Snlem, wore placed in nonii- " '"" ' i ....tin.. Jir. ij.i MWINATION'SrvK MIMHt ClNFirES. Thr Conrcntlnit llariiiunfaiii. and lhc Jo llieltf-l liilrniUof (lie I'nrty. David SIiiihoii, chairman of the ittuuty central committee iwlled the convention to order, and reiul the ill. Hon. (ico. II. Iliirurtt and Hon. Jacob VoorhecH was jdueed In nomi nation for tcnijKiniry clmlriimn. Ull lliotfoli iifllliruett the Iwllot wan lakcn by ballot tiH the name of duIcjjubM weni called from the IIhI piibllHhed hi the Cahtai. .loir UN Al t'. II. .Moore and I.. II. Poujuile wei-oapjioliiled temporary MH'ielarh-i Htiil John Wrlnlil, .1. YV. Crawford, John Porter and Win. Tate were nppolntcd teller. The Iwllot wax then lukcn uud tCMd HH follow H.' lliinielt, 77. ViMirlieeN, TJ. Mr. Iluriiiit wa deelared the iMiiM)rMi'j' ehalruiHii and took hi place with a few timely remark. J. I). Ieatlierman, of YVoodhtirii and I.ewN Jllakeney, of Turner, were elected temporary H-eretnrli by acelnuiatloii. On motion the following couimit lw viereapiKilntwl. frtileiitliil-!.. 11. Poujadi-, II S Jordan, H D Allen, YV-I Smith. Order of liiiclne ('II Mooivh, 10 I, I. JiihniMin, A M CIiiiikIi, (Ico (iiHNlhtie, N Doty, .1 M WatMin, David frolic, W CuIIhhI, William Ifyy, J N Poornian, V T (Irhn, John llimull. U .Uhhy, IT Hull. T YV Ulltherford, Y (' Hubbard, (' llart mall, .lollli New wiiue, M lleer, Sol Lommi'ry, .1 Iloefer, V K Ik-r, HA Spi'lUW, Clint Hall, .1 I. Cook. ApiMirtloiiiiKiit M I. Chandler ImIii, Aimer l'wl. A W Drawr, C I (Hover, V II lloliaoii. ItcMilulloi) D SIiiihmiii, Jacob Y'oorheea, M U Uue, Y C Hubbard, Win Tut. Permanent UrmtnliwUiiii J W fntttfurd, W I. Hlmmend, J II I'orler. AITIIIMMt.V olXMION Convention met at i! j. m. nation. The tln-t Imllot stood as follews: KinipMin, 'A. Hlaekerby.oS. I'atton, 10. A mot ion to ballot on names of two hlnhe-t was lo-t by a large majority. . , 'ci... ... ..,.,! iwiiint rixnireii nu KlH-rlmnl, J ( 1 Uutteville win "i"1"1 iMCone, WKIIer, H Ijneeii. 1 Horel Don A Smith, by Geo A i Siiencer, proxy; William L. (lark, , by (Jco A SjK'iicer, proxy; George A !f-'l",r- ,,.. .... !,... t Aiuiiua i iiih jinn, .i"-. " , It. While, by M J White, proxy; ftiiniliim C enver. W. H. Town- (.(nil. . I St. Paul J. W. Smyth, by J 1. 1 The second Cook, jwrty, and J. h. ( oik. follews: The reiMirt was adopted. i Shnp-on, 35. J. C. McCree was on motion I HIaekerby, "H. ntitliorled to cast the vote of Kilns Patton, 0. Kberhard, or Chainiocg, who was a. Rlllackerby's noiniimtion was not pre-cnl. made uiianiniou-. I'IMlMASnvr llltllAM.ATIUX. ' TitKASlItnit. The coiiimltlee on iKTinaiieiil ! a. (). Condil. Lincoln; 11. IIe- oriniulJitlou reiMirleil: I Cornmck, or North Salem; 1). W. 'i oiircoiiiinlttce on permanent I Matthews, of Kat Salem: P. J. organfallon would recommend that j Armstrong, Salem; C. S. Hocken the teiuMirary olllcer be made the . Held, of Hast Salem were placed in lieriliaiiellt olllicrs oi Ulis nimni- noiullllltlou LOCAL NOT1IS. The wooils are full of republican" Ov-ters in every style at A t Co'-. Kn-.li home made candies StroiiL' fc Co'. "I had ?1j in the in-lde pocket" at T. MeF. Patton. Hon. John F. sillier, of Lake county, i In the city. Come in and sign the republican dub roll at this otllce. If voti want a nobby suit go to G. W. John-'on's the leading clothier. Hev. Father J. P. White is i Portland attending Holy eek service-. Ju-t received a full line of John. Stetson's hats at . NKW AOVEIlTlSiaiKNTS. rrjor Booh. Stationery & Fancy Goods -GO TO- tlon. J W CitAwroiiD, J II PoitTi:n, W L SlMMI'.llAl.. Ht'iMirt adopted. (TtMii'rt:i: n ArroitTioxMi:.NT ItejKirted the following as the ap portionment of delegates to the state eon vent Ion from the various pre cIiicIh: Salem I; Salem and North Salem I; South Salem and lJuttexllle 1; Stay ton, Mchania and Horcb 1; Lincoln, Sublimit v and Marion 1; Turner and Howell Prairie 1; SII vcrton 1; Gervaisaitd Woodburn 1; Labixb and Aliliiua I; llulilmnl ami Aurora I; Fairlleld ami St. Paul 1; .lelllTsun, Garlleld and ( liampiK-g I I'olhl II. OlIIIIMt Ollll Ml NIKS. The committee on the onler of buxlni-Ks n'piirk'd theriillowliigorder of biiKluiye: I. Cormier. ii. Surveyor. .'I. AseiHir. I. Treiuiurer. . iiepreseiiuuive. a. i oininissnnierH. 7. Iteeorder. H, SehiHil Hllperiuteudeut. it. Clerk, in. Sherlll'. tl. Delegatet to state convention. It wa moved to amend by niak lugNhcrht'come thvt. Lost. The report was then adopted. (1lMMITTi:i: ON UI3-OI.ITIONK. The committee on resolution sub mitted the following ii'iMiit: Ut. The republican juirt.v of .Marlon ctmiitv In i-oncutlou as- MMiiblisl In NUinnittlng a ticket to the voter of this county rccognl7.c that the true principle ofail Hiiiular KOverument 1 uch an luliiiliil-tiii-tlmi of w l- law that u III scciuv the greatest goiHl to the greatest uiuii Ikt. 2nd. That to attain (hi object only stii'li uieli shoiilil Ih' I'li'tted t The ballot resulted as follows; Oindit, M. Matthews, 20. MeCormack, i'l. llockciillcld, V2. Armstrong, 7. Condit's nomination was made uiiaiilmous. ui:pkisi:ntatives. The following nnine- were placed in uomiuatien: Win. Armstrong, South Salem; W. M. Collard, Labish; John II. Waldo, Lincoln; S. Layman, Wood burn; Alfred Savage, North Salem; T. T. Geer, Siherton; I. A. Milll iilug; Kn-t Snlcm; J. W. Cniwford, Salem; N. O. Parker, Turner; .1. II. White, Aliiiiia. Henry Keen, Lin coln; J. (J. VII-on, ICa-t Salem; Siitilre Fairar, Salem; ("has. Hicks, Sllveiton; Kd Hlr-ch, Kas,- Salem; lluben Lee, Lincoln;.!. J. Murphy, i I'iist Snleiu. Motion carried that live receiving I uie nuyority oi all votes cast be declared the nominees. The llrst ballot resulted as follews: Armstrong, "i2. Collard, 0. Ijiyman, 71. Savage, 10. Geer, So. Manning, 21. Crawford, 19, Parker, 10. White, .',. Keeiie. 11. Wilson, 03. I'arnir, o. IIIckH, HI. llirsch, 17. Lee, 0. , Murphy, 11. Adunw, (J. (J.) 1. Pendleton, 1. The total number of votes ea-t as I II 1-.1. Dividing this by , the iiuuiIht to be lmllotcd Tor made 7.1 necc-siry to a choice. I'pon this InisIs Waldo, (Jeer and Lavinan - i. t i1. imes ol -New orK, wiy nio-t lMipuiar wxik out jei at i. AieF. Patton's. Kd. Lamport's family has moved into the Sehwatka residence on Commercial street. Ice cream, soda water, milkshakes, candies, oysters, meals at all hours at A. Strong & Co's. The largest stock of clothing and gents' furnishing goods in the city at G. W. Johnson's. Miss Addle Cox returned yester day from a three months visit to Southern California. Scott Doarth leaves this evening Air ' Frisco to lay in a stock or goods ror Doart h it Dridges. Pearl Hlaekabv. son (r T. It. HIackaby, ofSilverton, is quite ill with a swelling in his face. W. N. Ladue has moved into the resilience recently vacated by the family of Hon. R. P. Karhart. We are indebted to Senator Dolph for a copv of his speech on the tanfl", delivered in the -enate chamber on the 12th lust. Itev. Walton Skipworth and wife, of Lebanon, are In the city for the purpose of placing their infant child who is quite ill, under medical treat ment. Mrs. J. AV. Lewis, of Hickreal, roll; county, took this morning's train at this place for the Sound, uherc she will vi-ic friends fora fow eeks. A. II. Par-ell, wife and -on, who have been the guests of H. Staple- ton and family the past week, left for their home in New York yester day. Mr. Stapleton and wife ac companied them as far a- Portland. , McF Patton s, OS, STATE STREET. ASK TO BE SHOWN : CRANE'S STATIONERY, PLAIN AND FANCY. ASPITON LE GAL CAP, PLAIN AND NUMBERED. TYPE WRITERS' MATERIAL. ACME WRITING AND SCHOOL TABLETS. FABER'S PENCILS AND PEN HOLDERS. RUBBER BANDS AND ERASERS. SPENCERIAN COMPASS PENCILS, ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE AP PRECIATED. McGILL'S STAPLE PRESSES AND STAPLE BINDERS. Tissue Paper of all Shades, and Materials for Paper Flowers. MABIE TODD'S DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS-ALL WAR RANTED. WIRT'S FOUNTAIN PENS BEST IN THE MARKET. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES, CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN THE OXFORD. BROOKS' NORMAL TEACHER. PAGE ON TEACHING. TRACY'S TEACH ERS' RECORD. NORMAL QUESTION BOOK. Roberts' Rules of Order. SCRIBNER LOG BOOK. GILLCHRIST'S MANUEL FOR IN FANTRY OFFICERS, (PRICE 1.00). UPTON'S TACTICS AND REED'S REVISED EDITION, (50 CENTS. For Fruit Growers : . PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT, ($1.00;. DOWNING'S REVISED NEW EDITION FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER ICA, (3.00). INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS, (S3). THOMAS' AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST, PRICE 2. HOP CULTURE NEW AND REVISED EDITION, 10 CENTS. OS, STATE ST. SALEM, OR. Vltl'il iliu1it...l flu. ii,id,iIL I .. ... n,;r.r ;rr!;, cmimltUx-on credential printed and will place the eliate r their . ' i an 1 1 ,,l V inllo s' ll.e MkmliiM re.H.rt of delegate I mMltiu-nt llit and their ihtm.iuiI , v i,!!1,,. !' ,l ' f ' , "r" ,"1 ,M,,oK iiiii-iii ifi, lH'inuiimiK uirir v .. .(,.,, i.. , i .. "" ' tV l l fflll !.a,Mimn nonilnatcil was liwt. Uiyiuan stated he did not wish Milk ll.lllllllllf lint lllil.i. 1 .1 1 a l.rulH.rll.m I., the an nun fh,w,fJ ' 7"' '"" ""'""' "' ' "l"" Cl I - -..-.. ., .... ........... ,-. i I f i lull IV" tA rtell K-r.U OU ; and Ith.tllls t, , ii',im ..r IH-1 t lit ,1 loilhial dutlts without fear or fiuor, i .'trd. That the burden of tasatiou I xluaild 1k iHirne isiuall by all. in I e Killed totcMl III thecouvelitleli: ICnot Snleiu. ItoNld SluiMin, C. It. Mmift i:. M. Ufi.iv, P. C. Glor, l-id. N l'Mis, Henr IWr. II. II. ItiMpby, J. D. Mi- Cn U. Jo in Van Ltttoii. I . P. Kel- .. Vi.-.. i..'.i ,..''';; ';",'"' 1 lie names ler,(i; W.Joh.w,... W It. CuKer. Z1.1V J," IV. uill .". ...". ?' m'ltli.lrWii. r ""''-l,v,'vVI-' '' '- iu. to vu.v that result. ItateU, U Kul a, by I., p. MeCor- .1... Ul.ifMlv r .i... ,li1i1.. i,,.,,,,. ,i11 iMnek. r..y; '. llo.l. Owen Hut- rt,.,i,. ,,f ,i... .lein.K'miV 1Blrlv 1...1.W !... lit " I""-." ---- eend candidates 11. second ballot 'a-ultcd as 0. Illiwt 1.1 1 --... .til rv liuc 11m iHiHir .. ..1. ..I.. ." . " ..:. and U t.li.llntf hiunnl il... .I.lr... I" ,,,lH.lv '"." ll J- (J- Wll of Anieriiwii le HirgreHtot Indus-1 l the prln- I'he follows Armstrong, layman, 11 Sawjio, 6. Crawford, 50. luvne, as. Wilson, in. Fnrrwr, 7. Illi-seh, (SO. Smtterinit, 7. Seventy-Kven IhIiu? nece-Mirv f.aitli .mUiu. T. H. Melnilr.-, GtrKt(tiiiltu', W. II. AruitrMiK, M, U. Unc, Attain Oluitun, Win. Htavt-iik, . W. Dnncvr. IMn Jud iu, AU. HwIhiu. JittiMXHi F X. TlumuMs A. l lb4liiMii, P. Nj. N, jKm, v,. niif, j. j. iiM-kHoi-ili, at K JvlllllKlll. ..Turner. J. M. Wii. Jlwr X. tl JVrer. It A Wn. UmU Htenkn.s, J. K. tUxmi. j'tunii Ui id Cna. A t (s(mm J C.w.til. V U U. 11 V Kiulih were declared elected. All but Ariu-troiiK and were withdrawn. I he thtrd hallot re-ulte.l -tnanr. IM. in,i, u .SwilorltiKlo. to Mill Hir-eh 1 ' i " I iti. . . . . I ! 11 l!t- 1 llrt. I (111! HI 1 i iuii, i.v a. mm. pn.v, wsi. it. iivlnif ih..wiMi,..ir ii... w,i. ,.i.i iLw" , . o , ierlt iHHideinnation Kv the iH-ople ..i 'Ti I ta!' U-' m ,Ur I '"' ',' " 'tion'and Inaction I li ViT ;. ,"r,"'itl,wn?M.lN;i1, 1 r ,l,' tU-mwnitU. imrty sln.e lis re- .-. S' r.;.Mi- ; A- C.,",H,tt,J"' ' !'" ' :.! W, der.,en.l l..ru i... I... Y ";...' "'.. ii ! " "wpn-, uan,.n.us to ti.e ....,,.,..... ,....-..,,,......,, ... UIH, intj.y, r- i..ruHI, l' I,. IIIWIIKIIII, ll . ;; r "7. ,.':" XV ? r.r'r (i"n.rinn of Imiil. !(.( rMsli 1'. X, McCmiI., tr,. i.v; ji. .iiiu.L j, vt. t-iHHnini. ml. ti..i u.. n..u...i., Mm'v" II WU-ilT m' 'l'k te ' "ft "f ,rt"""" - - 'wlV; anpli-1 fol. j i, U.JI, ---.- i .-. mil jimiey wi.Kiut is-ueiu alike all .uUnr.. w.a ..r toek Kix.wiTw .. ;,,""lmu vt wtarwi the Uw ImluMiit of the cumin hiv In- i lriWjieinU'iii Mini lnutimtl v'-u-iuln-j iimmimionkk. but anil liMt tlu- ss..U' dlrtereui At tlu tiuieof uuIhk to im-- the nvtkMM ure shiuki, miiiI w. invention U I wlTothi fur i u... .... eonuimr. Hit tliee.xUliur tariH ! mUOoiwts. Th..n , ,.i,u, j. . "l . - -i. -...-. n i. v- (Hlllim MIIN at lwiiy. Tue-day niht the large new hall of the W. C. T. U. at Albany had every available seat taken, and -onie stood through the entire lecture without reali.im: that the "Little Giant" spoke for over two hour. ' Prof. Condit, of the Presbyterian college, pre-ided : Rev. Trumbull, I pa-tor of the Bapti-t church, ollcred j pmyer, and Rev A. J. Jutkin-, I), i 1)., of Chieairo, enrii-ponilhii; -ecn-- Inly of the national prohibit ion com-' lliittce, made a brlel but elleetive ml-1 lire. Then Mills, who is -o short ill stature that lie had to stand on a chair on the platform that he might fairly see and lie seen, just caiv tured his audience, proving that, in logic, history, wit and pathos, he is indeed a "uianl." Although diller ing radically with the old parties anil Icarle-sl.v Mating hi- position, he is gentlemanly and pleu-ant throiiL'hoiit. The audience, thouirh eoniposed largely of republicans and democrats, and dillcrlng radically with liim, repeatedly cheered at tlie aptne oflu-p lint-. He went to Portland to the Mate convention on the morning train, where lie spoke last night In the large Tabernacle. He will addre-s the young men and the public generally in the oiwra house next Saturday at 1 p. in., and every Imdy at the same nlaoe at 7:110. td&S&m. fKW'fW 'mStl AT TH12 tat Denial Office OK- L. S. SKIFF &CO. NEXT DOOR TO OPERA HOUSE, SALEM. Vitalized Air Given for (lie Painless Extraction of Teeth. BSTTho pel-son awakens from a plea-ant dream with the nclilnc teeth gone. Also Gold Crowns set. GREAT REDUCTION IN- FINK SETS! Urtli free and duiiaiik'. u' lie(hi tlw .suiv..i.iin ii III IwntHniy Willi t lie I in 'Ilk muiwiitliHi will hulil a ..i.i.t T ! Idley, i U iiklli lttniittu tluMiriMl Mint thniitii.-iiv., ii.i.tM.M.t. .. Uw(.k.. nil Mviinim of i)ieiMuiitr, mid any ' - ik-wrtuiv from tliU policy w heilivr um sriMt. dliveiisl aualiiM rau ur rtuUliml ti... i-.h ..e . ........ llutrlaftlt .iMhtl... u ill .mJ. ...-!.. i.l... .....l.u.. u,. ....I .... II UUIIU Will IflVf a v.'liihLi u .1. . K4miimI UUv mid ,IMrW l,ul,n " w -a-lahk' at tlw rMUetv of Mr. lUuaU A. KiKs in .v..ma,, mny .-xmiu .Mkin, on l1Uy evening, prtl Sd. A ixviitnuiiiiif e.n.iMin j. .li. . v i .... . iiw.: wv'.i..?'T ."""' imuiv Auwrtaui unan Wtliiaiu iiulr i . t. "tt hlulrk. 1!! ''-" i&SW te'SSS-fe!!? 5m A r ' ,tn,k" ",,,, ,nMl lnlUU.v-llt...ajrthlaUm. rf ,". "MT. Mile lun.Ji. lld Wu.lhur l-iuwi.JMS.ir- ?"?S? W U " . W"U,T, w lw nun. j it ikuiHHr. J h liwh. .V.W'.r" ","" " i"V l""- "ery iaty U lnvlte.1: a.l "- " -j--., inr iu hi UMli.-r ofWliiiiuiie kvMNtiou In liudiiuj Um- riiibi tr(Hc,rMruUie or ru)UMi Uh wr .ml inMv iu uu ail iHWIM-. lAal an ,. Set LjKod, 2G Set Thackeray, II Set Wavcily, 12 Set E. P. Roe, 15 Set Capt M. Reid, 10 Vols. Cloth, uitliit unly itKitk. 34MIM.J. II. hmii, A li it U. J VuiiftiMs HtiblauM WTUrim. N l.UUH'ii. Urrry, W M Howl), U M ft, aud J 1. 1 ivn. u.rpj.r.. ".." n-hi.1 raH.u7r4 jzrzinz .."r.",:.,u -. im s.u rw'SHr" xtf ijjHHTKiK ss izSI wmoT t,tD t,f ww ..... a. . 1 -V . i laaw. an dU u.m .1 . . fWHxmuiy -TMa WrtaMakiM. imvih nxnok, :"..?.'' .ff"y " un mo wm m & u AaM; immwwi or ivu. .h, iwMwto- ; rE .ffw ir ?x Yttm. llrU HA Pmtl. mn.YmUimr, I V I ia Oa - . OHM Jan vimu. il iv xrl2J? . "r P .. m. II. & ionfiii. SSk v32LmZZZL RT", .W SN -attain toitoJWa. firwyfeJSL" t'lre in IVrrjUalf. We elip the follow inj; reixirt of the lire in Perrydale from tiwlay's Oro gonian : " La-t evening about live o'oloek ilrt broke out in the npjier story of the Eureka hotel at Perry- uaiu, i-oiK eounty, anil MKin o nvel- oikhi me entin- iiulldinj,'. The llaine.- -pniul to other bulldliiini. and liotwith-tandinK the great exor-tion- of theeitieiw. mill mimi. ,uu. pie from the Mirroundiiij; eountry who wervattraetedby the lire, the hotel, furniture -tore, inaehine shop and gnnvry -tore near bv burned to t hetcnniiid. With great dlllleultv the n-nmlnder of the town wa's ""'' ,; Kiu-.t.' elothhiB and iiearly all the furniture were lo-t in Lie luKi'l, w lik-h wa.- owned by a woman named Well.-. An attempt who made to move a valuable orwin till! tin. n r .. ... ... . .7 .' !'f'1!.v,l;;:T,l"itil1 " ,ht wu'ia 118. State Street tlmt thoetlort had to lie abandoned A milliner of Kipk w ere inside the ' - iimci wiieu uie nre tiroke out, but I tlM-mli the lianas -prwid wilh alar-1 niliijf rapidity, all nwnajed to w. H) safely. The lire ereated In-1 tiwh. exeiuiiiiit tlmaighout the I Uiwn and eountry round nIhhu. The Uw mlier liuiltliiiKaaevenil tlimiMind ..urr, iiwkiiik me nre a iikm dlw-. UMHto uiu ftir a aiuall country town. nn imatrir). The tkiiHKnit uf Multiumwh oouuiy iiK-t iu Ntiiventkiu iu Purt iMui yt-Menlay, and betrayed their true in warduMM by adopt luK a xt f uwumug ioni uiev waut Um Mik, aud Uwt iMitdic orticv U Mid Mttllilv fur U'hMt 1 1.. l. . . Hii Kttbttriutp a alliHit regard for SMWH, but Umm mudri IMiitkiauV www lvwifwr to iuduip iu irt- lAjWaKJluJ tiwj MaOlMtMi (O Ut m Ul uo ot euukl uiUnka )r HHflnlf. A hunvrvu.ial. . JJ Set Dickens, 15 Volumes, half Russia, Usual Price 532.50, Our Price $20.00. Cloth, Gilt top, Half .Morocco, Half blue Calf, Cloth, 32.50, 22.50, 32.50, 22.50, 15.00, 23.50. 15.00. 17.50. 18.00. 10.00. Fine Line of Papeterie in Latest Styles, AT J. BENSON STARR'S. Salem, Oregon. Capital Lumbering Company! MAXl'KACTl'HKlW OK AXD l)KAI,i:its IX Every Variety km Lunik o Dressed and Undressed. eOXHTA.VTIA- OX IIA.MJS Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts, BOXES, Etc. OREGON. mim1 upon tUiSiotm. SALEM