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The Washington times., 1903-05-14
More Easy Of Access.

ut has been determined to afford visi-
tors TO the White House greater conven-
ience in reaching the East Room from
the front of the mansion by constructing
flight OF steps from the level OF the
front yard TO the basement level Visi-
tors can then enter directly through the
nearest part of the terrace, where there
are double doors. The work will be
done as soon as possible.
When my attention was called to the
matter by The Times, / saw there was
some basis for the arguments advanced
il behalf of sightseers, and the matter
was taken under consideration. We did
not want TO cut up the embankments
along the front lawn by putting in paths
and steps there, and so another plan had
10 be worked out
After comforting With Mrs Roosevelt
the construction OF the flight OF steps
was determined upon. This will, l think,
meet the objections heretofore raised by
persons who applied for admission at
the main entrance and were displeased
when told that they would have TO walk
outside the grounds and around the corn
er TO the east terrace entrance, opposite
the Treasury"
The Washington times., 1903-05-14
A Mutual Understanding.

Mr.. McKim took occasion TO declare
that the removal of the steps which
We're formerly there was at the wish of
the President and Mrs Roosevelt 'T
have never been at variance with them
in regard to this he said and what
ever was done was because the plans
submitted received their approval"
Sundry changes about the mansion
and grounds were also under considera-
tion at the conference with Mrs. Reose-
welt today. Mr. McKim said. At the
present time no details of these further
alterations and additions are obtainable
for publication.
The Washington times., 1903-05-14

tend to October l. Between October l
and April 10 a tri-weekly service is
allowed
Fine Already Remitted.
Some days ago, on a statement of the
company, the Commissioners agreed
because of the cool weather, to accept
a modification of the daily service, and
to remit a fine of 81 600 recommended
by the superintendent of Street Clean
ing. When voucher for the payment
Of the 81 600 was forwarded to the Au-
payment, it was returned to the Com
missioners with a statement that it
could not be paid unNer the terms Of
the contract, as the company had failed
to perform the service for which pay
ment was TO be made.
The matter therefore went before the
Commissioners again. and was disposed
of according to the motion of Mr.. West
as follows:
Estimate of Amounts.
"The monthly amount paid the Wash
ington Fertilizer Company under its con-
tract is 81 300 One-half of this amount
is 50 $50. A careful estimate shows that
one-fourth of this amount is paid for the
daily collections of garbage from hotels.
apartment houses, boarding houses, etc,
leaving in round numbers 81 900 for the
service from private residences. The re-
ports of the inspectors show that be-
tween April ID. and Msy 1, the service all
over the city did not exceed three col
lections a week, when six collections
should have been made according 10 the
contract. and in many instances the col
lections were only twice a week
Giving the company the benefit of all
doubt, it is apparent that if the service
was only three times a week. one-half
of the 81 500 should be deducted for
failure to comply with the terms of the
contract. l, therefore, approve the
recommendation of the Superintendent
of Street Cleaning and the report OF
the Auditor that this amount [Ss00) be
deducted.
''It is due to the company to say that
there are comparatively few complaints
from any part of the city concerning the
garbage service"
The Washington times., 1903-05-14

lair tonight; increasing
cloudiness tomorrow; light
southerly winds.
The Washington times., 1903-05-14

Continued on Second Page.)
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
oThe Poetry Of the oranae.o

Il appeals TO you whom the fruit
hnogs ripe and sweet on the tree late
I'm February. or early in March. Then
tho blossoms break out, and the trees
arc yellow with golden globes, and
white with oreano flowers lt may be
that a furry OF snow has whitened the
mountain tops, and then you have an
artistic background for a tropical for.
est The air is fun of sunshine, and
heavy with fragrance as night comes
on, and then, II the moon be shining
you may hear at midnight through the
open windows, the song OF the mock
ing bird In the scented grove, aud II
noyor seemed 80 mollodious before.
An experience like this ia possible
any winter and II is worth a journey
OF thousand miles. while you can
have IT, by taking the sconic Shasta
Route through the great and pictur
csquo Siskiyou and Shasta Mountains
10 Southern California Complete I'm
formation about the trip and descrip
tive matter telling about California
may be had from any Southern Pacific
agent or W, u, CONAN,
Gen Pas Agent. s, p Co. Lines IN Or
son. Portland. or. 2aw-dly
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Talk this over with your doctor. If be
says Ayers Cherry PectOraI is all right
for your hard cough, then take it t@--ssZ,ss-z -s,ss.

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someeassz "a Aese Ess1 saG rgaI
ems
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80 eyey fslersey say1ssI 4 sc~rizi
seaaloa n rFraet 1e f.a - sst
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~ 1aas ~ re isaIF,atsfs beibg
azs.Ess sM, ssE szzlast rssss r.
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1ess. asl ne qssati11 IL. "a hs Nh
isl,rs>gly taks fss si1s u me DOii
fl1lzss isssAzl ~ sirsDtST AMI aggrss
Hge3y fgs.f,Sz sDf = oiear, strOng pro
zfzsa n DyDssiss reforms, that have
bern SefssasS7
TEs Do5it'liass "a MI want n spe
RAJ stssiDn Ths politicians dld nol
paSt fat salary law passed. Th'
D<,iitillsns GlG nOt want n law tazlnp
NJ Mg oorDora,ious They succeed
"a WbO has had his wishes complied
vim in mis- matter. thsY OrThc Jour
haf On which side was Oeer7
W. givs 0Oy Geef credit Tor MBcer
" IN wanting ~ have secured me pro
gram " reforms wo have boon work
INK for. nai SALARY law. n corpora
tlOn taH law, and direct Nomination
lau iigi ths result has been bad
No course Governor deer could have
been porsuadrd to follow could bay'
boon m0fe effective b. defeat those 70
forms. had he intended or not
Instead ~ reduction IN tho EalarJ
charge against tho people ihGy have
had Increased SALARIES forced upon
fhojp hnd all Tho Ola abuses stand
iHl 10 nov suggest ~ Mr deer that
be- Join hands With other good men lr
no Republican party and labor foi
those reforms, drop his conaortlnr
with lho bosaes he llnod up with In
Tho laai contest, and come clear oyci
onto lho slide of tho people. where he
belongs Tho Journal welcomes him
back 10 tho cause ~ these groat 20
forms
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

"AM I ALL RIGHT or COURSE
IN ALL RIGHT" SAID MR.. A.
COOPER. or POLK COUNTY. WHEN
ASKED ABOUT HIS LEG WHICH
WAS HURT WHEN HE WAS A BOY.
Z WAS KICKED BELOW THE
KNEE BY A HORSE m 1860 WHEN
A MERE BOY. AND SUFFERED FOR
YEARS IT AcHED TERRIBLY
AND SOON BROKE: THEN PIECES
Or BONE COMMENCED COMING
OUT AND CONTINUED FOR ABOUT
4 YEAR. THIS WAS FOLLOWED
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

The poNdo, puH mas hglp to h,ir ,he
iayarta ID t,u,r bNt "a ayalls hlllc Ca hNlc
tho ta,agea of dlaeaus Mhcn the iave
81 disNruicl bN etNpllons, the u,atutut
uiWal ~ !, low tlr sutlavv t0 ihy hlosl,
whNh Il VOuNpl aNA lWputv
lh WtNVa Nol,lrn Mtlilh niH,oNctN
VNvs dnNyWlng rruphops Wh,th Ntc
yAussd h, NMpuV hlosl "a cul,s e.rV.
hiloua a,Ns Cr s'pglat lsNls, Wwplcs.
e,temA, sAlt ihtWm auA oihyg cultNo
,Ns,,s.a Witch mlauv M,nd mey,e aud
Ntla
ELVES teaablei vHh .ais bow tbt ooen
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fhnnIhl tffIf vtt We htIn AH 10 hsH ihe
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"s,'s ss,..si ~ ss ,Nsss t..f ,st =, ~
fae9ss ,laels Ns.issl iasoVssly e,tss vaa
ias flai1 sus Uieasf
fhe AAe wssi,e lN Substitution 4 20
ptta,i lhe ,ltaltt lonaks ths lutte uiops
,soNl pki0 4, tht sile NJ lts pleutafiag,s
eacjt.tNca Ne etlns s,,u Nos.A fhtlV,
tele aoeefs ro s,lesitetV A. eNl0ljea
Neiiol nss,eNetvs
~ News i'Vlle,s clsAass ne elsqGei
sytlsla e0a assuaalalca 1upentteN
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me- Josinsi l1es m haEksF M
pyOisDga4 SlaiglgeJsass. nm pe1D
eben gHrdf bsfsSs hsYs fss 2saT
sb1 nYngpE ne milk gsS1a Ia ~
Sii<b. ~ n Dfisis sEflegsfEsr es>rs
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a. DNEibis
PsysisieEeY IN hgfiisg M ~ DrD
gfFm bas DseH fbs main staf4rter1S
ue n sse1essfBl bsgspspsg aOrk, an
me ts,afasl giH ne aaI Dibiie man
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A. " ne ggsslfo1 ~ fs/t. ptsthsf
pDysJHov Ossf vent ~ NJ ne OfsEaB,
~ Dftes M bis iDiNryfsfaiign N ne
fOHsbigiloB ~ H01. ~ ran mir fe1 al
ps na'smsbis DijiIlsha1 ~ m0 Da
W. ~ ne fisN
Wbsb ne 6Eil Bas ne ihickssi
V0vVHDf 0sff nsbt ~ Portland. And.
IN ~ iHiAfgisu Win mo Oreg0niab.
bis 0ienilDn pas ealieG ~ mo fact
uai thHfe Was HffbiHg iu the eOnatltu
bOu ~ Df0rNHt alsotlDh ~ ~ Uuiied
states seGaiOf ai special session
AhG ihs foDOu won't on ~ say lbat
Do W0ai 40 iBtg lba iail tOuer and saw
iba constitution was az mo Orogonlnn
aaid q pas, aBd tbni ended no whole
matter 4 speclai session waB forth
Win imDossibie
~ OfaryninD reporter bgnHted NJ
salem that be- nifHN into his reports
from Salem The suggestion That among
other iblnRa n apooiM session could
Investigate the school land business
for lhn purpose of dlyonlng Governor
naor from bis intention a. call q apo
ela session
From an ardent champion ~ q apo
ciai session duyofnor deer nnd hlr
private secretary who vas NJ al
times regarded aa bia muulhploco. be-
oamu positively Industrious NJ nndlna
reasons tor not caliug special Hoa
ainu
ThlH IN Tho history of tho mhlior
and whpihor Governor uoor WAS nctu
htnd by dlnlniofstpd or nonah mo
tlyoa N not question Tho question
The journal uinna ia whether or mol
fniluro a. rnil q special session dld nul
defeat Nat salary law, dld not de-
feat lho paHohno of a law tn taN cor
pnmtlunn and viii not yoi dofoat m,
worlds falrf
n should also be- recalled that IA
nUne " the matters complained NJ a.,
goyonor uoer follow The Iuurnarl
adyioe. but went directly against M
advice. and may have boon vlpo IA -,
dolns hut tho result has boon bad fo
che people ilo followed tho advice
" hts vuomloa, aud tho people hay0
to auuor. IA woll an be- himself
" the aperlal session. which he ad
vuraiud IA newspaper intcryloWu AN,
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rHG eoNaRGsoioNAL olruArloH

Tho journal pretend, 30 keep In
pretty cloao touch with the people of
Western Oregon. and n believes n can
sonHo Tow positive domandB ON their
part IN connection with nominating q
congressman
n believes that the nearer such a
candidate can como to securing HIS
nomination directly nt tho hands OF
The people tho easier n viii be- To-
elect him
Direct Nomination by the people
without tbo Intervention uf the ma.
chime. CO., of congregational committees
90 a growing demand Of the times Tho
least that should ho done Do To hold
opon piimarloa.
Tho candidate should have positive
convictions ON important maitcru like
the tarln, the trusts. finance and our
foreign policy ON the tarlu he should
stand Tor protection 90 American In.
duuthoa
This does not mean that ne should
not favor revision against the trusts.
and In favor Of the expansion of our
turciun commerce We need ncor
trade conditions with the Orient
a iaa crying shame that commerce
with our own island poasoaslona. ltkc
thc Philippines should hc hamporod
10 tho cxtont that starvation should
oyoriako the unfortunate inhabitants
undcr the American HAS
Tho hamporing of our trade rola
tlona with Cuba. Ia the interests ~ the
tobacco aud augar trust arr a crying
shame. and disgrace to American
utatoamanahip or athcr tho lack OF
It
unlcaa tho Republicans nominate a
candidate Tor oonsrcss who has those
thiNga at heart and proposes to nghi
for tbcm this district will not be rcp
roacn,od by Republican elected by
tho Republican party. bat hy a Demo
crat Or independent
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a MInIstsrs Mistake.

a city minister was recently handed
n notice 20 bo read from his pulpit.
Accompanying II was a clipping from
a newspaper bearing upon the matter
The clergyman started 90 read the ex.
tract and found that II began: Take
Kemp's Balsam, the best Cough Cure" "
This was hardly what hohad expected,
and. after a moments hesitation, he
turned II over and found on the other
side the matter intended Tor reading 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

New YORK Noh IS Tho Ptnnsylya
MIA teryy ooludca with the Erlo ferry
IN a dense fos this morning GA the
North river rNV passengers wero an
mrcd by tAe tAlliug sapcrslructuro A
pAalc N,llowed ana several hal % be
forcihN prNvcpted h,om mmp,ae over
h,'Apa lhoth Roas wero surhty
dAmasct
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
CONSUMP

tho most 0roadcd aud deadly OF all
diseases, az well as pneumonia. and
all luag Troubles are relieved at once
and cured by Aoker's English Remedy
the king OF all Cough Curos." Cures
Coughs and Colds In day. 20 cents.
Your money back n dissatisfied.
Write for free sample. W. "A, Hooker
4 Co, Buffalo, N. Y. d. J. Fry. DRUG.
EiUt.
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First United Brethren.

q. o oliver. pastor Sunday School
at 10 n. m. Preaching at 4 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Subject OF morning ser.
mon: Living Eplstles." Evening
sermon. Tho Great Physician"
Christian Endcayor at $3.50 p. m. Men
Of all opinions are welcome,
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First Presbyterian.

II. A Kctchum, pastor. Preaching
services at iO:3O a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sabbath School At 70 m. Young Peo-
plcs' meeting at G:3O p. m. Subject Of
morning sermon. "Thc Christian Re
lIglon Religion Of Ioyfulness." Sub.
lcct Of evening sermon: Gods Lot
ter 10 You"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

The SALON FloOung Mills ha,o boon
so aplondldN MANAGED Mat they have
complc,cly tuccccjod m keeping
wheat FARMERS nnom coming % Salcm
With hoir crops and business
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
chrIstlan Science.

Second Church Of Christ. Scientist,
200 Liberty street. Services at 1890
A. m. and 7:30 .. m. Subject OF ser.
mon. Man" Wednesday evening
testimony and experience meeting AZ
1880 O'Clock Reading room upstairs
IN same building; open each afternoon
except Sunday. The public ls cordial.
" invited 10 attend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

A aSNd rss.denee toar eiSSks Roa
ttSeel Wtllag,eets t0r ss,s a. a ear.
aalN leSslrs - A p Reisn Je. az
1earNsl smSN 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

Tho W G. r. 4. Womon arc conduct.
mg a rummagc salo NOT rummy
aale a. was Inadvertently announced
m Ono paper
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LesIle M. G. chureh.

South Salem. W. 8. Gordon. pastor.
Subject at 1870 a. m. Johns Vision
n the Redeemed" In the evening az
7:20 p. m: Lost Opportunities %
Sunday School al ~ m. Epworth
League At G:3O D. m. The revival
meeting has continued during the
week With good attendance and inter.
est. II will close Sunday evening.
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81. serpl~s ~ 81 q. r. Btss1Hsrf EsS
,sa
csstrsi co1erssseiSrsL
gs1szy gehlll ~ 10 RI. gerz11
A. ll a r.. an 7sz1 ,. M. p. r. KElzss
iz esasgs. Enosayor msetlng .. So
.. ~. BDjs study meeting Thsralzy
svsaiDG
First Baptist Church.
Baron and Liborty streets. p w.
cine, pasDor Morning service a.
90 a. m. Bible eDhOoi At ~ RI. r.
r. @ociely meeting A. $40 ., NJ ~.
enlng seryices a. 100 D. m
First Unitarian Church.
Corner N Chsmoketa and Cottage
streets. Frank Abram Powell. pastor.
Morning subloct: Opportunity" IN
mo evening Mr Powell win lecture on
Nov 10 49, Happy" Mrs Hinges
pill sing.
Christian Science.
Piret Church Of Christ. Scientists
Lssson SERMON and chlldrsn's classes
NJ n n. m. Subject: Man" Wed.
nesday evening meetings at 7:30 ..
m Christian Science Hall. corner u
Court and Liberty streets.
Methodist Episcopal
John Parsons. pastor Services A.
80 30 o. m. and 7:3O .. m. Subject IN
No morning. Ills Missionary Ser.
mon" and In mo evening: ~ Warn.
INK and an Appeal" Sunday School
NJ ~ m and Epworih League At Z: 80
. ~.
81. paurs Episcopal
Services on Sunday at 1O:5O A. m.
ana 7:50 p. m Sunday School At ~
m Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday services at 4
y. m Wednesday services at $3.50 q.
M and p. m Friday sorylcea at
$3.50 o. m. and . .. m.
First Congregational
Services NJ 1880 a. m Sermon
subject Tho Spiritual Athlete"
Sunday School nj ~ ~. Junior En.
donvor at 8:i5 D. M. y. =. 8. G. w. at
$50 D. M. Miss ltncman leader
Preaching NJ 1880 .. M Subject The
Human Heart of God"
Y. M. c. A.
Corner Of Commercial and Che
mckota streets Tomorrow afternoon
at 800 O'Clock. In the gymnasium. O.
| x. berry ~ San Francisco. editor Of
the Pacific Christian. will address the
meeting for men Violin solo by Mr.
Lumncr All men are cordially In.
yitod
Castle Chapel
Quarterly meeting at Castle Chapel
Church of the Unltod Brethren In
christ corner Of 18th and Marion
ntrrta n J. Crawford. pastor Prosid-
Ing Elder y II Nen viii preach at
the church this evening NJ 1850 p. m.
SUNDAY. A. n a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Tho meetings viii continue every
ulrht through tho week Nearest
point to btrc't cars 1lth and Center
streets one block south of tho church
I First Christian.
Corner OF iligh aud Center streets.
Goo G Rltchoy. pastor Preaching at
1880 a m and 1880 u. M AZ the
morning service AN offering for For.
clgn Christian Missionary Society
will be taken The pastor will preach,
The evening sermon will be- by O. X.
norry, OF Portland editor Of The Pa
rlnc ChrlnIInn nlhln Erhnnl M ~ m
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ENIEG
GiNeS Vim and NSOR-

Iszlgr r. p AZ 2 ?. n. Senior q z.
a. So ,. ~. Albert Rape leader.
Prayer meeting ThurpdaY a. 10 ?.
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PERSONS WISHING 70 KNOW
MORE OF MR. co PER's CASE
CAN EARN ALL THE PARTIcu.
LARS sY CALLING ON HIM At IN:
DEPENDENCE, OREGON. OR AT
DR.. COOKS OFFICE, tOs LIssRTY
STREET.. SALEM. OREGON.
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United EysngsliesL

pfzgeF I1eefIER InlrbcaT - IT =
r.
United Evangelical
C0uazs batpeen Center aad Ma
rloa strsets. r. s. Rabing rasto-
Sunday scaool ., 80 a. m. Preaching
A. u a. n. Subject Winning sor,is.7
+. r. 8. &. 2. prayer meeting o. $50
.. m. Gospel service a. 7:30 p. m
Subject Who j. On the Lords Side q"
with this seryice We will begin pro
tractsd meeting In which Rev. q. l..
LDyeil. u Brooks, will assist Meet
lngs eyerv night At 7:5D .. m. this
week, except Saturday.
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September list, 1902.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
ST. Psul's Episcopal

Services on Sunday at 1O:5O a. M.
and 7:5o p m Sunday School At ~
~ Monday TueHday Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday services AZ
.. m Wednesday services nj $3.50 q.
m and p. m Friday services at
$50 %. M. and .. m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

~ g. = y
zer. saifzE. - ne grz1bsl-s-
eisrwa. W. ss@aE sA "a ~ e 2. g.
fzr a. ge1rN
L4e-sess C<g--s1
~n ~ ~ s5sssz- RI n y,
rz ~ sss>zy S@hs,sG a. 80 A.
e. g@-gl~e 81 81 q. r. Btsz1NssE ws5
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

Corner Of Commercial and Che.
mcl,ola streets Tomorrow afternoon
at 3.3O O'Clock. In the gymnasium, G.
X Berry, ~ San Francisco editor Of
the Pacific Christian, will address the
meeting for men Violin solo by Mr.
Lumncr Al men are cordially In.
.VltgI
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AND SUFFERED NEARLY FORTY
YEARS BEFORE THE BONE HEALED

By AN ATTACK OF TYPHOID,
WHICH LEFT NE IN BAD SHAPE. /
WAS OBLIGED TO USE cRUTcHEs
FOR OVER TWO YEARS FROM
THAT TIME UNTIL I WAS CURED
ABOUT SIX YEARS AGO I ALWAYS
USED TWO CANES. THE DOCTORS
TOLD ME THERE WAS NO HOPE
FOR A CURE UNLESS HAD MY
LEG SPLIT AND scRAPED AND
THE CORDS CUT. SOME ALSO
ADVISED AMPuTATloN, BUT RE.
FUSED, AND FINALLY DR.. COOK,
THE BOTANICAL SPECIALIST or
SALEM. TOOK NY CASE. BEGAN
TO IMPROVE AT ONCE, AND IN
SIX MONTHS MY LEG WAS WELL.
IN FACT I FEEL THAT DR.. COOK
SAVED MY LIMB, AND WANT
EVERYBODY TO KNOW 1T, FOR IT
WAS A WONDERFUL CURE. SOON
AFTER TREATMENT THE BLACK
FLESH BEGAN TO GROW OUT
OVER THE BONE WITH A HEAL
THY COLOR"
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First Congregational.

Services NJ 1880 q. m Sermon
subject. Tho Spiritual Athlete"
Sunday School NJ ~ m Junior En-
donvor at 3:l5 q. n. Y. =. $. G. V. at
$50 D. ~. Miss ilneman leader
Preaching NJ 1880 D. m Subject THE
Human Heart ~ God
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
Castle Chanel

Corner of lllgh and Center streets
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morning service an offering for For
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

Methods, Episcopal

John Parsons. pastor Services a.
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No morning. His Missionary Ser.
mon" and In tho evening. ~ Warn.
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The Delta independent., 1903-11-06

The details have reached London OF
an interesting discovery amid the ruins
of the Babylonian town Of Scippara.
Father Scbiel. the French Archaeological.
has unearthed perfect school room
with materials for writing and insiruc-
ton. Lessons were taught and learned
in this Bsbylonian school room 1000
years ago. much like to-day. Where
Scippara once stood is now only mount
OF earth covered with potsberds. Be-
meath the surface Father Schiei found
bits OF walls and remnants OF houses
and public buildings. The most inter
csting find was the schools. located 10 n
house opposite the temple. Clsy tab
ie,s. the predecessors OF modern slatcs.
were abundant. Ono tablet bore this
inscription: He who distinguishes
himself In the school of writing will
shine even as the Gun
The Delta independent., 1903-11-06
THE COURT MARTIAL DECISION.

When the court martial was first
summoned to meet in Denver
there was general belief that
something serious had happened
in the state militia, and there was
natural and very general demand
among the people that the matter
should be thoroughly sifted and
proper action should be taken.
But as the investigation pro
gressed it became more and more
evident that the matter was not
one in which the interests OF the
state were gravely concerned, but
that it was on the contrary merely
case of petty personal quarrels
between officers of the militia, un-
worthy the attention OF so grave a
body as a court martial and much
more calculated to bring military
authority into discredit than to
promote the dignity of that branch
of the state government.
The result of the court martial,
acquitting General Chase of forg-