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THEOAlut .OURNAu, ,lt.ETT, UrtfeaoA. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1902.
REASONABLE FLAT SALARIES AS WAS PROMISED
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Put all Fees and Earnings of State Officials in the Treasury-This Re
form Was Demanded and Promised in all Three Political State Platforms
Save These Figures From the Records and Sign and Circulate the Petition fofa Special Session, on Another Page
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l!rZL!lSalaneS teeS and Perquisites of Oregon State Officials Under tile Present SsteM.
Some say thare can be no fixed salaries for state officials, unless the
Constitution Is amended. Do not be deceived. The State Constitution Is
only a limitation. The legislature Is not prohibited from providing fair sal
aries, but It Is Inhibited giving fees and perquisites. An amendment offered
to add after each Constitutional Salary the words "And no more" was voted
down In the Constitutional convention.
8UMMARY OF FIVE STATE OFFICES.
For governor salaries ....$ 4,250
Annual appropriations 6)950
For superintendent of schools salaries , 2 500
Annual appropriation , 5(327
For state treasurer salaries and fees ,,. , 5,312
Annual approprlatlonsfor clerical service 2,900
For secretary of state salaries , 2,850
Fees collected per year 14,65
Annual appropriation . 8,984
Fees turned, over to treasurer ; 4,135
Appropriations for state printing and binding 1898-1899 75,205
Appropriations for state printing and binding 1901-1902 61,260
ANNUAL EXPENSE OF FIVE OFFICES.
Governor $ 6,950
State treasurer '. . 8,212
State superintendent of schools 7,827
Secretary of state 22,352
State printer and binder 45,989
Total .. $91,330
In the above appropriations for printer for 1901-1902 are not counted de
ficits that will be made up by the next legislature. ,
SAVE $50,000 A YEAR.
Salaries, fees, perquisites and printing for two years, present expense,
$182,660; on fair allowance, $80,000; reduction possible, $102,660.
Saving to taxpayers in four years, if Flat Salaries are enacted at a
special session, $200,000. $200;000.
THE CONSTITUTION IS VIOLATED.
All the long double-column of fees and perquisites, salaries on commis
sions and boards enumerated on this page are now paid IN VIOLATION OF
THE CONSTITUTION.
ANNUAL 8ALARIES OF SECRETARY OF 8TATE.
1 Constitutional Salary, (Or. Const., Art. 13, Sec. 1.) J
2 Trustee InHunc Asylum (Laws 1901 page 93.)
3 Supervising Public Works, etc., (Laws 1901 page 99.)
4 Oregon Domestic Anlmul Commission, (Lnwfl 1891 page 177.)...
C Stato Reform School, (Laws 1893 page 72)
6 School for Deaf Mutos, (Laws 1893 page 184.)
1500 00
100 00
500 00
250 00
3G0 00
250 00
. 285 00
2S5 00
Total Salaries Paid
ANNUAL FEES OF 8ECRETARY OF 8TATE.
License Teen paid annually by 67 um nn.i wir. n.,.i rn..i... t..
surance Companies $ "850 00
Filing fees paid annually for tiling the annual reports of 'said
tees received annually new Kire Insurance Companies Inci
dental to commencing business In this mate. (Ustlnmted upon
average number of new companies for years 1S99. 1900.)
...ou , im,u unnuauy oy as i.ire, and I,lfo and Accident
Insurance Companies v 3Sqo
Fees paid annually for Mini? th nn,i ..,'. .'I-Ii V ','.''
ana Life and Accident Insurance Companies 17i 00
I-ee3 received annually, New Life, and Lite and Accident Insur
ance Companies, (estimated upon average number of new com
panies for 1899, 1900 .. 29 0
Annual Lncense fees paid for agents and solicitors' of life.' and'
life and accident Insurance companies. (Rstlmated on the basin
of each company having 16 agents, on an average to the com-
juiii., ,,
Annual License paid by 3 plate glass and 1 steam buflor lnsur-
uiivo vuuijiunies.
$0 00
00
tlmate based on average number In 1897, 1898) 1488 80
Average commissions lsuuid nimualty to various state onicars,
Joint Senators, Joint Representatives, DlHtrlot Attorneys,
Judges, etc., 24 48 00
Attaching Seal of State to Pardont. (Estimate based on the
years 1S99, 1900) , 74 00
Fees received annually from other saurcPB
TOTAL FEES RECEIVED ANNUALLY t 14,658 01
By Insurance license fees turned over to State Treasurer. (Hstl-
mate basd on amount turned over In 1900).. .. 4,134 SB
26
28
27. Appropriations for 19011902.
61,200.27
560 00
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
Annual fees pnld for filing annual reports of wild 3 plate glass,
and 1 steam boiler Insurance companies..-
Annual fees paid for filing annual reports of 6 Mutual Fire In
surance companies and associations.
200 00
20 00
120 00
Annual license fees paid by 5 surely companies 500 00
annual xees paiu lor linng annual reports of G surely companies 23 00
Annual llcenso foes of 10 Building and Loan Companies - 200 00
Filing fees for filing annual reports of 10 Building and Loan
Companies 50 0q
Filing and recording articles of Incorporation, general. (ICstl-
mated upon average number filed In 1899, 1900.) 1695 00
FlllniTfecs of articles of Incorporation, benevolent, etc., (Kstl-
mated upon average number In 1899, and 1900 213 60
Filing fees of Incorporation of cities and towns, under general
law for Incorporation of cities and towns. (lOstlmated upon av-
eragp number filed In 1899, 1901) 12 50
Afllxlng State Seal to miscellaneous commissions. (Estimate
based average number In 1890, 1900) 160 00
Afllxlng State Seal to commissions of Commissioners of Deeds.
(Estimate based on average number In 1S99, 1900) is 00
Estimated foes received for making copies of city charters and
othor laws for cities and private parties 800 00
Foes for copying lawo for State Printer (Kstlnmte based upon
the Secretary's bill for copying laws of 1899, page 321 of his re
port, $1199.12) average per year 599 56
Copying Sennte Journal. (Estimate based upon the Secretary's
bill for copying Senate Journnl 1S99, Secretary's report page
256, $733.15) average per year 366.57
Fees for copying House Journal. (Estimate based upon the
Secretary's bill for-popylng House Journut 1899. Secretary's re
port pago 321, 1698.27) average per year 349 IS
Trade Mnrk fees. (Estimated from average number for years
1899. 1900.) 83 75
Fees afllxlng State Sell to Commissions of Notary Public. (Es-
TOTAL NET INCOME ANNUALLY, FROM FEES 10,518 40
SUMMARY OF SALARIE3, FEES AND APPROPRIATIONS.
Total Annual Salaries , . , S 2,360 00
Total Annual Fees 10.818 46
Total Annual Appropriation .983 55
22,162 01
Total Cot Dspnrtmsnt of State
PRINTING APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEARS 1899-1900.
Seition Lavts 1899, page 190, uniform serlts school reoordt.. . .$ S 000 00
Session Laws 1899, page 190, publio printing and binding .... 60,000 00
Session Laws 1899, page 191, pay for printing election blanks .. 1,800 00
Session Laws 1899, page 241, printing for state Board of Agri
culture ... , 1,8178
Session Laws 1899, page 241, uniform series school blanks.. .. 1,330 40
Session Laws 1901, page 243, binding for state and district fairs 155 86
Session Laws 1899, pages 243, 244, printing Supreme Court Re
ports, Vols. 33, 34, 35, 36 6.400 00
a. Session Laws 16B9, page 2-14, binding
28.
?9.
30.
31.
4.
IB.
I
P.
7
F.
1,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
637 00
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Total for two years , . . .... . . J ,'5,205 04
APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEAR8 1901-1902.
Session Laws 1901, page 87, ruling, binding sohool registers. .$ 428 27
Session Laws 1901, page 87, binding .. .. 32 00
Session Laws 1901, page 100 printing and binding .. .. 60,000 00
Session Laws 1901, page 100, five vols. Supreme Court Reports 9,000 00
Session Laws 1901 page 100, election supplies, printing etc., . $ 61,260.27
Total for two years $ 71,260 27
PRINTING EXPEN8E FROM OTHER FUND8.
Rsform Sohool Ste. Rep. 1901, page 180 $
Deaf Mute School, S. R. .MpaQe 162 ,
Printing volume 32 Supreme Court Report, Sec. Rep. page 196..
Board of Horticulture, Sao. Rop. 1901, page 204
Blind School, Seo. Rep. 1901, page 274-277
Reform School, Sec. Rep. 1901, page 303
Legislative fund, printer's page, Seo. Rep, page 319
Penitentiary, Seo. Rep. 1901, pages 331, 333, 335
Insane Asylum, See. Rep. 1901, page 365
Soldiers' Home, Sec. Rep. 1901, page 490
TOTAL SUMMARIES.
Total Items from other funds, for printing department, for two .
years 3,444 82
Estimate for two pears' expense, water, light, heat, power, ete 13,000 00
Appropriations for 1809-1900 T. .. .. .. 75,205 01
47 74
- 3 66
2.000 00
008 79
53 71
47 04
123 00
107 75
52 40
40 64
10.
Avsrage appropriations for printing for two years $ 73,232 65
Other printing bills and estimate for expenses paid .. .. 16,744 82
Total biennial expense s(ate printing and blndlg 89,977 47
Annual expense state printing and binding 45,988 73
ANNUAL SALARIES OF THE GOVERNORS OFFICE.
Trustee Insane Asylum, Hill's Code, See. 3551, Appropriation Bill. .
Session Lsws, 1801, page 93 ,! 500 00
Supervising Pui-be Works, Etc Appropriation Bill, Session Laws ,
1901 pace 89 .7 1000 00
Visiting Po.iti 1 iy Session Lsws 1901, page 291 600 00
Member e Orten Domestic Animal Commission, 8estson Laws
1SS1, page W ., 250 00
State Ref "n Sihtrl Session Laws 1892. page 72 .. ., 250 00
Setter! Ter Dsef N. (ft. Sessitn Laws, 189t, page 184 250 00
Cnmjnd C.N G . 101, paye 201
Total Sflarlss .) , .. HN
Lt ( ISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS PERA.NNUM,
Saletj of r, . unor as Trusts, rr annum, Insane Asylum, Session
I'" ''" I" " ' 3 50 09
St 1 ) . irti-i of State Penitentiary, Session Law, 1901i page 84,
wiihutit n W't oprUtlons, pr annum , ..,, 500 0
Salary Di.gm Sluts Reform School, with 6ther appropriations,
Sfolnn Lmif lfei. page 04, 'per annum..- 250 60
Salar, Otftn Si hool for Dsaf Mutes, with other appropriations,.
SphmIoii Lawa 1901, pag (, par annum.. .. .. ,. , 350 00
Addltlomil Slmy( l'rlrtn Inspector, for yeurn 1899, 1900, 1600, St-
ston I.AW. 180i, page 88, per annum, a. deficiency .. .. 300 08
tj!iry HH Oovci nor. J3000, Session Laws 1901, pago 98, annum 1508 80
Salury Private Secretary, $3000, Session Lawa 1901, pag 83,' per
annum H9
Salary of Cloverror, Suporvlsjng Public Works, Session Law 1901,
page OS, nor annum. 1000 09
Salary on O retain Dumuallu Animal Commission, 1901, pago 99, per
annum t .. .. 800 00
Salary of ClerV and Stenographer, Session Laws, 1901, pog 98,
31200, per tiuuum
600 00
11. Comtnifnilbr, 0.. O., Session Laws, 1001, page 215, Sec 66...
Totnl.. 4 .. j 30950 09
SALARIES OF GOVERNOR'S PRIVATE SECRETARY.
1. l'llvttte Hicrttaty's Annual Salary, Seo. 2190, Code $1200 00
t. Salary of Um retary as cleik of Asylum Hoard '-
t. Sa'ary Qnternoi s lrlate Secretary an Clerk Capital Building
Cummlseloneis, A.ot Jil, pane 109, Sw. 3, for computing electric
light bills, pei annum 1J0 00
1. Salary Oovtrnor's lMvu'i Secretary un Clerk Capital Building
CoinmiiMoners. Act 189 V page 37, Seo. 1. (not repealed).. .. .. 100 00
5. Halnry Governor's Private Secretary, as Clerk of Board of Coin-
mlssionerH of Public Buildings, Act 1885. page 31 10 00
81(10 00
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HAVE YOU VISITED IT? DO SOON!
It may be "just another one", but it is different from any
of the ordinary kind. Different fittings, different equipment,
different methods. Permit us to become acquainted with you.
ONE THING IS SURE, viz; that while the store is new, you
can certainly count on getting a little extra of us each time,
for we are working to get customers. After that you will be
the best iudge of our service. We shall be glad to make
your acquaintance over the counter.
0. K. Pharmacy.
O O. COMFORT, PROP.
333Co"mmcrclal St- NEXT TO DAMON'S GROCERY Salem. Oreiron
OREGON
PASTOR
MISSING
Is Supposed to Have Been
Drowned in Puget Sound.
M FAIR STORE
For Bargains in Anything
Shoes, hats, caps, overalls, shifts, gloves, underwear, hos
iery, dry goods, trunks, valises, tin and granite ware. Glass
ware, crockery, window shades, lace curtains, notions of all
kinds, Toys and dolls, a fine line of sea shells. We buy and
sell for spot cash and can give you the lowest Racket prices
on everythingi
DaDneu & Siarr
Salem, Or.. 274 Com. St. Prop.
" SafenTlFoD Works
James Gill, Lessee.
A Good Line of Patterns for House woik.
. ic ratlin"; Also General Founders
Columns, Lintels, Gratings, a
aim mauHm.
Steps and Finials...
Ttieo. M. Barr
SUCCESSOR TO-
. . . Barr & Petzel .
TrEIOTI&WJESK--'
-IL.IXEWOK.fcS.K'
Hot Air, Hot Water, and Steam Heating
a Specialty. OREGON
o
Tho llov. Isaac Dillon, D. D., who In
bollovod to have boon drowned
near I.npoz Ialnnd, Pugot Sound,
last weok, wnu woll known in
Oregon. whoro ho had spont
nearly 30 yoars in church wurk, and
whoro ho married and rnlHod his fam
ily. Well up toward four-scoro years,
ho was rotlrod from active work In tho
ministry only n fow weeks ago. Lnst
Thursday his boat, with his coat and
hat in It, was found drifting In l'ugat
Sound nanr Orcas Island, and lt Is
fonrod that ho foil ovorboard. Tho
following news of tho soarch enmo in
a dispatch from Wlmtrom Monday
night:
"Parties who have bit on ongngod In
soarchlng for tho body of Dr. Isnac
Dillon have mturnod k sellout any trace
of tho mining man. All residents of
tho San Juan group of Ulunds luivo
turned out to aid in tho soarch, and
It will ho systematically prosecuted
from now unt,ll ho Is discovered, dead
or nllvo. At first liopos were enter
tained that ho had boon onablod to
roaoh shore but thoso have been
abandoned by his relatives, who havo
actively ongaged In the soarch. Tho
fact that his boat was found right
side up, with his coat and hat In It.
gives rise to the belief that he be
came warm, and, while standing to
removo his coat, waa stricken with
apoploxy, from which he had suffered
bofore. and fell into the water."
Dr. Dillon came to Oregon In 18M,
as a missionary sent out by the Meth
odist church authorities In tile Iteit.
He was n prominent church worker In
Portland, and he served as jtastor at
Oregon City. Salem. Albany. Kugene
and other placeu In Oron. For elaht
yeare, prior to 18S. ho wu editor of
tho Pacific Christian Adrocate. in
18S0 he went to Puaet Sound, his wife,
who wai a Miu Plamoudon. of Salem.
bavin dll in Portland, and his mar
riwl cUMiliUr having Ht to the !
get Sound cuMRtry to make her home.
He continued active in the church
work there until last AprlL when he
was permitted to retlro, on account of
his ago- II bad ! stattoited at
KookMck. near Wkateow. but upon
being placed on Um unrt4HRiMtd
list it is belle k wont to live at
Whatcom.
The dauftNtM- died a fow yoars ago.
leavtn a largo fawlljr of eJjlldroH. A
Joha P.. who wa rmtr weli kow
as a ;wk wan iHtrttatid. aftor fia-
Itfclng school, studied medicine, am
lB ,, s wtccotortl ohyolctoH l San
Francisco.
o
Dr. Wward MnraU Halo tayt. that
throe dotlos of NWftaaJty during
the Boseat cofttary are: (1) Of Wolld
iHg of wlliwdo. oo from Labrador to
Patagosda, too "Cajw to Cairo" road,
aad ooo IroM U AUaotic to tho Pa
etftc anM JHwopo aod Asia; . to
tfetenolae UN rights of Ue raco nm
U botweoi whllo. aognw sod Ori
aU4 aad UJ to Hnf aboot univer
sal Pr
FROM
POLK
COUNTY
How Young Mr. Byers
covered Hearing.
Re-
Mr. A. J. Dyors of Independence, no
compaulud by hia sou, A, O. Dyors,
called at tho Journal olllco this after
noon nnd mndo a utntomont ralatlvo
to tho condition of tho youngor man.
Ho had boon duaf from his Infancy,
and lator tho difficulty gradu
ally incroasud to such an extant thtit
ho was almost totally donf. Two
mouths ago tho young man enmo to
Dr. Darrln, nt Hotol Willamette for
troatmont, nnd todny called at the
Journnl olllco to stato Uiat ho could
hoar as woll as anybody. The report
er talked to him In a low tone of volco
and wns convlncad that his hoarlng
was as good as tho best. This ruinnrk
ablo euro of necessity makes tho
young man fool happy, and his fnthor
Is more than ploasod. Tholr purpose
In coming to tho Journal olllco was
to make a statement to tho public
concerning tho wondurfui cure.
I. A. Q. Hyors, bolng duly Bworn,
doposo nnd say that tho abovo state
ment, written by tho Journnl report
er, relative to my bolng Ifoalcd of
deafness by Dr. Darrln Is absolutely
true.
A. O. I1YI3IIS.
Subsaribod and sworn to boforo mo,
13. Hofer, a notary publio, In Salem,
Oregon, this 10th day of June. 1002.
I Seal. J B. HOFEIl,
Notary Public for Oregon.
pays nil of Its own costs of tho war,
will return tho prlsonors of wnr to
thulr homos, will provide 3,00(1.000
to restock tho Hoor farms, will permit
tho Hours to havo rifles for protuctlon,
and will permit tho Dutch Inngungc
to bo taught In tho schoola if desired
by tho parents, und used hi tho courts.
Groat llrltnln pays a great price for
the victory over n Hinall but bravo peo
pie, but tho Poors Iobo all they no
bravely contonded for, theroforo ponce
Is only a matter of time, for tho heroic
Poor spirit will not bo forover subju
gated. Grout llrltnln lost Its opportu
nity to gain grent fnmo ln,hlHtory by
I refusing to restore citizenship to tho
Doors, nnd might has closed tho South
African wnr in such n ninnnor Hint tho
heroic Doors have the uympnthy of
all tho peoplo of tho earth who appro-
elato liberty nnd valor.
f war will, howovor, full upon tho Doors,
who now return, iia did tho Southern
ers nt tho conclusion of tho civil wnr,
to u land of devnHtntlou marked by
the rnvagoii of war, smouldering
homes nnd bnrreu Holds nnd In uplto
of tho despairing conditions which
confront them, attempt to lay tho
foundation of u now civilization.
Press on South Africa.
(Tacoma Ledger. Hep.)
The terms by which the war in
South Africa ia ended are creditable
to both aides. Kngland assume) the
otitiro cot, not only pledging Itself
not to levy n war tax on the Trans
vaal, but agreeing, to allow the Doer
cumlmtanta $16,000,000 to rent me their
farm. Whlio the Doers give up the
arms and munitions they have in the
geld, they are pocmlttwl to keep riflea
in their hoNoett for protection. Pris
oners will Ih returned at tho cost of
the Ilrltleh government, and none will
be imnlahed unleeo for violation of
the rules of war. The main eoneeo
sloa of the Doors is the recognition
of the sovereignty of King Kdward.
They are onMoieod naif-government,
under till limitation, as booh as it is
omoUcaMe. The eotonlal rebel will
at loaat not bo vtoltod with capital
noaiohmoHt The terms are the
Umt tho Doom cooW reasonably ex
pect, and thoy are wise not to pro
tong a war that, in soito of temporary
aneceosea, would lead to their own
extermination. -
(Iowa State Hester. "W-)
Tho noaoe soUlomftOi between
Great ftritaln and tho IMhw i a sad
ntatomest of affaire for both aides.
Two Boors looo their citizenship and
IndoKONdenco. and tholr loesoa prove
that the noaco jttet. declared can last
Uwt a fow goAoratloM until the con
njHorod oeeplo a Jacroase tholr bmw
bors io another war baelt. Great
Britain galna all it baa hgoii eHtnd
las for. except the Infliction of Umi
death penalty on the "rebels." but
Alone ngnliiHt tremendous odds, tho
bravo burghers havo maintained nn
unoqunl struggle nfter long defeat
iinomed certain, Tho drums will censo
to bent, nnd uo serried rnnUn that
havo overrun South Africa will now
furl tholr lings nnd return to tho arts
of peace; but emblazoned on tho
pngos of history's most gloilous
records will shlno tho domic deeds of
a umnll but Indopoudont people strug
gling with the spirit of our Devolution
nMfnMtnm In' win Ihn nrlv,. nil tin,i
men covet freodom.
Burroughs & Fraser
Tinners, Plumbers, Iron Workers
SALUM, OREGON.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron, Cornice, RuoftaK,
and all work in their line about a building. Estimates fur
nished on short notice.
Otto Hansen
MANUFAGTUKKIl OF-
( Concord. N. H i'atrlot, Dom.)
ICnglnud lias long staggered ho
noath tho load and hns long denlred
pence at any tonus. Tho brunt of tho I
Ussrs ths si IbH KtAd Vw lint klm l)if
-6&$m
t&JUl
u
SASH DOORS, BLINDS AND MOULDING
Every Description of House Finish Made to Order.
Scroll Pawing and Turning of all klmli,.
SALEM, OREGON.
BARGAINS
S
T06KT0N'
BARGAINS
l
BARGAINS
Towels
In linen towels we can give
you a good all linen towels
that sells regularly f jr,35 and
40 cents for 25 cents.
60c lienen towels, 50 cenls.
45c White Tuikish Crash
Towels, 35 cenls.
35c Cream Crah Towels,
1 3-8 yards lonjj. 25 cents.
Cream Craih Towel, 1 yard
long, 8 i-3 cents.
Handker
chiefs . . .
All pure linen
5 Cents Bach
WRAPPERS..
We hive the finest line ol
wrappers not only in Salem,
but l he finest line made in the
United Slates. These bargains
astonish not only our custo
mers but we ourselves are con
tinually wondering how such
rice materhl so well made
can be sold at such prices.
Good Percale wrappers, full
flounce, waist trimmed with
white braid front full held on
draw string, and lined witn
an excellent washable corset
waist, only
75 cents
Also Percale wrappers nude
according to this same plan
85c, 95c $1.25
$1,50
The Best Bargains
in 'America..
Ladies' Knit
Underwear
Wt have the daintiest pret
tiest line of knit underwear
we have ever seen.
Very nice white knit vest 10c
White sleeveless vests with
lace yoke and straps over
shoulder 15c
White sleeveless vesls with
lace yoke and straps differ
ent style 20c
White sleeveless vests with
Valencines lace yoke and
straps 25c
White sleeveless veis with
lace work all through the
garment 30c
White sleeveless vests wiih
Valencines lace yoke and
straps 40c and 45c
White slecvi less Leslie vests
with drop stitch lace
work 60c
Pants
Umbrella nants Willi lace
trimming 2$q Jo 60c
Wm 1v n lull awl lsutUUj Una t
AturkimWwQi iru ana paiyjgu
(or Kfrlt.
Babies' Morn
ing Slips
Little slips with embroider
ed voke and sleeves 30c
Children's ;
Dresses
Terlups you will want h now white,
linen or colored cotton dreto for (ht
pretly yuuon Mies ol your. Wa liar
putty while I'ltiutt drtim, Sailor col
lar, and embroidered fronts, good and
dill. Linen drestei with Bailor collars
(uioy trimmed also many other styloa.
It wont pay you to roako them at we
have Ilium Iron) 25c up
Children's Pique -Reefers
Reautleeat prices that boat uuUsf
them, and Just the thing to make tht
llttlo uirl or tiny boy look uobty.
Babv Bonnets ,
At pttees to please and sur
prise you..
i
SALEM,
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