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The National tribune., 1906-06-07

Charges by about 40 Indians of the
Umatilla Reservation, in Oregon. against
Maj. e. o. Edwards, Superintendent of
the Indian Agency there, have been
thoroughly investigated and have re-
suited, as far as the Government Indian
Office Is concerned, In complete vim
dicatiOn of the official.
few weeks back petition was re-
ceived from dissatisfied Indians. asking
that the administration of the Superin-
tendent be looked into, and limiting that
certain acts of his had been SO unbear-
able that unless something was done
violence might result. A Special Agent
of the Indian Office was ordered to the
spot by Commissioner Leupp. and his
report is now in the hands of the Wash
ington officials.
The charges, 1T is reported, were made
by Indians whose lawless procliyities
had been interfered with by the Super
intendent, and who on that account had
grudge against him. The case is now
considered closed by the officials.
Plans have been completed by the
Navy for six new wireless telegraph sta
tions In the Philippine Islands.
The board that is to be put In charge
| Of reorganizing the Consular Service is
to be composed of four men appointed
at large from among Consuls and Con-
sul-Generals. as follows: Frank H Ma-
son. Consul-General at Paris. France;
Robert S. Chiffon, Consul at Toronto
| Canada, and late Chief of the Consular
Bureau. State Department.; Charles NJ.
Dickinson. Consul-Gensral at Constanti-
| nople. Turkey. appointed one of the five
Consul-Generals at large: Edward H.
Ozman. Consul at Stuttgart, Germany.
These men have a., been called TO
this city, and will begin their work early
in June. They will make the recon-
mendations and then send them to the
Secretary Of State and the President for
approval
Senator Hale doesn't admire Govern
ment clerks. Just how he would get
the work of the. Departments done
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

l%iverance. 1t is much like God save
the king" in the name of the Lord"
AS the representative of the Heavenly
Father. "Hosanna in the highest"
From highest heaven alone, even
from God himself, can salvation for
men come. These shouts burst from
the throDg when the gorgeous PIANO.
rama of the city broke upon their
view. The same scene, however.
called forth from Jesus, however, a
sobbing lamentation tSee Luke 10:
41-44).
v. IL. Jesus, the prophet Of Naz.
areth in Galilee." Possibly from fear
Of the Jewish rules they no longer
called him Son Of David.
V. IL. Jesus went into the TEN.
Pile" Jesus claimed not political, but
spiritual, kingship. What is about
to be related occurred on the follow.
ing day. Cast out all them" Earlier
In his ministry John 2:13.22), Jesus
had similarly cleansed the temple.
V. 13. Den of thieves" PERHAPS
traders were fraudulent in their deal.
ings; at any rate they robbed God OF
the honor and reverence which are
due TO him.
V. Is. Children crying hos.
anna The boys in the temple re-
peated now the cry they had heard
from the multitude the preceding day.
Sore displeased." The temple au.
thorlties were indignant, perhaps be.
cause they feared the noise would
evoke the interference of Roman sol.
diers, but more especially because
they disliked everything that tended
to establish the renown Of Jesus.
V. l6. Nearest thou what thcgo
say7" They thought Jesus causc was
belittled by the acclamations OF the
children. and that therefore he would
rebuke them. But Jesus then. as now.
loved the children, ana was pleased
by every expression of their love for
him. Have ye w read?" etc. lie
refers 10 the S%eptuagint version Of
rs. So, whose context shows that
the Heavenly Father delights to hayo
he children admire and enjoy all his
great WORKS.
Practical Points.
V. 2. When we go forth under Jesus
directions. We fud the way prepared
before us.
V. s. May the day soon dawn when
all mankind will honor King ~Jesus.--
Rev. 80.
V. ~. To Jesus let us commit tho
work Of casting but all that denles
iod's human tomplo.-Mark 1918.
V. 10. II evil Is present with uR. Il
s by IA W permission.-Jaa. Ia.
V. 10. Let us give TO Jesus the low.
M trust and sincere praise OF a llutlo
sLild.-Matt. iS.3.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
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Home Health
Club
D, DAVID 7; s YEP, ,sI p. D.. Nd
APPENDICITIS.

Some weeks ago ! gave u lecture on
the subject OF homo treatment for ap-
pendlcitis and the last sentence OF the
lecture wac Don't he In a hurry TO
have an operation" intended 10
write the present lecture for the fol-
lowing week. but as | was not then
IN possession OF such positive personal
experience rs | am at the present
time. ! have walled. After finishing
that lecture ! went home and sent for
a surgeon, whom | knew to be the
most skillful that could be had IN n
operation. OF for d diagnosis. told
him that ] wished him 20 very careful
ly examine me- for appendicitis: he
did so. and then looked az me In rs
constituent saying. why. doctor, you
have appendicitis and Il seems 10 have
been troubling you for a long time.
" by did you not come 10 me %sooner?"
| replied that ! had known for n mum
Der OF months that | had appendicitis
and that ] was treating II according to
my W methods, and had done a full
days work with the exception OF che
day when I had called him 20 my
house for relief In what he supposed
an acute attack OF collie. | then asked
him what he advised me TO do. He
replied that il would not be necessar,
for him 10 advise me as | knew well
enough what TO do without asking him
his opinion. and that II was n fact
that ! could continue to take care o,
myself and on account OF my correct
habits I might live many years ann
never have another attack. On thN
other hand. n I should ut any time go,
verely overtax my strength. become a
trife constipated and catch cold. a
combination which frequently follow
each other, | might pass away In a
few hours. All of this | knew to be a
fact. I also knew that | was working
far beyond what any man ought 10 do,
] felt II was not right for me to long
er take the risk because | honestly be-
lieved that my readers have need Of
me. therefore, ! told him to make prep
arations to remove the appendix on
Friday. ! selected the assistant sur
geon for him. also a ply s.cian for
giving the anaesthetic. then on Thurs
day started to walk to the sanatorium,
However. a neighbor overlook me
about half way out and | rode the bal
ance Of the way. went through the OPP
Grafton on the next day at noon. On
the Tuesday after | shaved myself In
bed. on the fourth day dictated about
20 letters 10 various people who had
written me. The rest of the letters
were answered by my able assistants.
SO that II any Of you felt that yau
were sighted during the hrst ten days,
know you will not feel hard toward
me. ! am still on my back at the hos
| pital and ALTHOUGH. feel like ! could
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

got nm and walk a milo or tw,. the
surgeon fcrbids Il until NJ least ten
days. which viii he Monday
A careful examination Of the nm.
pendiS after i's removal caused me
three physicians 10 open wide thti'
eyes in a~rtonishment ~ what 7 had
able To accomplish. II shovel
evidence ~ having caused me grea'
suffering over n period 81 Reyern'
years: II also showed that nature
cares for her subjects when thaY obey
her laws. and they were frank 10 say
that n I were u disslpated man ar free
user ~ tobacco. tea or coffee NJ IN.
temperate In eating or IN fact commit.
ted any i%ntemrernte excuses. I wnul .
probably have been dead long ago. !
know that all ~ yon will agree VIII
mo that n pays ~ obey natures lows.
Here IL n most excellent demnns,ra-
lion. Tho physician IN charge s1ld I
took the annesthetic HE a healthy
baby. was asleep nlr1os, Instantly. and
there was no urfnvorAhle SIMMONS
N any ilmo. Nv temperature al not
raise over one decree md ms pu'ss
has moi at any 'ims exceeded ~. I
WIS IN perfect condition for the opsre-
tinr, therefore thers was practically
no dnnrer.
I have gore into dc''ll IN this per
sonal METER herPuss I know that y0u
III take q deep nrrspua' Interest ia me
and thet many NJ vau have taken my
advice IN very critical cases because
YOU believed thai whHt I told YOU was
my honest. cPnfi' opinion. I followed
my " advice. was IN no hurry -
have m operation performed. bur
waited until 7 hnew that was IN q
perfect CONDITION fnr n A serious
question with most people is-Shall 7
or shall | NOT have nm operatiNne 7
answer You as lHfpre. do not be In q
hurry 10 have an operation, but n you
have had one attack 81 sppsnAici'i'
and have recovered you should then e,
through o careful course ~ dating and
living. the same as I did. putting my,
self In perfect condition for the opera
ton. In this way you will avoid the
danger Of an acute attack and YOU
avoid tho danger, whlch Is very great
Of n second attack Of appendicitis
There are many details In regard 70
the home treatment and care Of one
self In such cases which would re-
uuire too much space tor me 10 sive
here, would be clad 10 advise any NJ
my readers In regard 70 these details
II they write me n careful description
of their cases.
| might shy also that many people
are In error IN surprising that they
have appendicitis when they have not
while others suffer severely with 1,
without knowing n.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
CLUB NOTES,

Minncsota,-Dr, David II. Reeder,
Laporte, Indiana, Dear Doctor,
have read So much OF your good ad
rice and lectures that | also wish
little advice in my cnse. My forehn-
gers have been aching for several
years and are swollen. Change OF
weather makes them worse. They
seemed to be quite well for a time. hut
this year they have gotten thick and
stin. When they ache much the fin
gers become warm and they shine az
IL polished and look red. They ache
more now than ever before. cannot
evea bend the fingers. During the day
while at work | do not notice II 50
much, only at nisht when they are
quiet, Can you tell me what the trouble
isg The other fingers are beginning
to ache like the f~orenngers did at the
beginning. ! win ask you also II PIN
pies and blackheads ian be overcome
In any way by salve or su2 other
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Timely Advice

/ wish To give the authori.
ties here n hint as TO Il cheap
method of taking care of their
drunks-a method invented
by officers in the ''wild and
wooley vest and not pa.
tented, 80 il can be used any
where, In Nevada in II min
ing town, which is not well
provided with room for con-
demned male factors they
chain their common DRINKS To
a convenient tree or post un.
til they sober up, giving them
plenty of halter room. In the
meantime the paper peddlers
AZ they pass flaunt their pa.
pers in their faces and cry,
"All the latest news how toget
loose" ETC., while some of
their imbibing friends invite
them very cordially to come
and take a drink with them.
One experience of the kind is
usually effective. G.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

exhibit here one day only and
give performances ut 2o'clock.
and 8 o'clock. Admission
tickets and reserved number
ed chairs will be sold at Ring.
ling Brothers. downtown tick
ct Office FranklIn's Book and
Drug Store circus day ut ex
actly the same price charged
in the ticket wagons on the
show grounds.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
JESUS ENTERS
JERUSALEM
in TRIUMPH
sunday School Lesson Tor sspi.o. 1906
Specially Prepared Tor This Paper.

LESSON TExT.-Matt 2i;i-T. Mem
GOLDEN TExT.-"BIossed In he that
someth In the name OF the Lord."-Matt
TiME.-Apri /? and 3. A. d. %. Il was
what has come TO be known az Palm
..PLAcE-on the west slope. OF the
Mount Of Olives. toward Jerusalem from
betlinnyi then In the streeis Of Jeru-
salem and In the court of the temple.
Comment and Suggestive Thought.
V. !. They" Jesus. apostles, Pass.
over pilgrims, Drew nigh Jerusalem.
Bethphage." Bethany was but two
miles from Jerusalem. Bethphage
was still nearer. both yi;atv, being
IN the Mount OF Olives.
W.. Go into the village" Presum.
ably the village Of Bethphage. An
ass and a colt" II was the colt that
Jesus wished 10 use. but by bringing
the mother with IL and leading her
before. the colt would readily follow.
v. 3. III any man say aught," The
owner OF the animal did INQUIRE OF
the disciples what they mean by
taking them. and received the reply
that Jesus had instructed them 10
give. THE Lord hath need OF them"
OF even these humble animals. our
Lord had need. "straightway he win
send them" Having used them. the
Lord will return them to you" This
promise he undoubtedly fulfilled. as
they returned that very evening.
VS.. 4. 8. FULFILLED spoken
by the prophets" Zechariah. writing
Ave centuries before. foretold the
Messiah's meekness by picturing him
thus riding on an ass. Tell ye the
daughter Of Sion" A poetic mode OF
saying: proclaim TO the inhabitants
Of Jerusalem" The city was often
styled Sion. from n OF its hills. Thy
King cometh meek" etc. Jesus
was TO come. not like a fierce war
rior. but as a prince of peace.
V. z. Put on them their clothes"
II was fitting that an animal to be
ridden by a monarch should be decked
with gorgeous clothes.
v. s. "A very great multitude"
Often as many as 2.700.000 people
came to the Passover feast OF Jeru'
saiSihs MANY fuSboNtt pii6tiiuS AZ
accompanied Jesus and the twelve;
some. however. looked on with cool
scorn (See Rev. Ver.: also Luxe 10:
80. 40). Spread their garments"
Laid their abbas-loose outer coats
for his beast to tread upon. From this
the day has come to be known as
Palm Sunday.
v. 9. THAT wen before and that
followed" The throng that poured
out from Jerusalem's gates assembled
the Mount OF Olives until II met the
advancing party. then turning went
before" Jesus and his immediate at
tendants. The throng before men
toned followed. Cried" Rather.
chanted; perhaps antiphonally, al
Jews were wont to do In worship
The words they used were from Ps
1925. 20. They were words applied
strictly to the Messiah. 'Hosanna.'
A Hebrew word which mean literally
Save. we pray" but has passed into
q common reclamation Of Joy ver de
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Back from Canada

Joe Dean and son, Stanley.
returned from a visit TO
Canada to prospect. Stanley
says he was favorably i'm
pressed with the country, but
found land almost as high as
here. 1t was the section
across the line north of Mime.
sofa that is being widely add
vertised at present.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.
ENTIRE TRAINS ADDED
Phenomenal Enlargement Of
Kingling Bros Worlds
Greatest Shows.

>tSaNSDN SAiSbOs
Ringing Brothers Worlds
Greatest Shows, which will
exhibit at Marshall Saturday
Scptem Der 80 have been en-
larged upon such broad scale
OF nberty rs 10 almost pre-
clude the depletion of it's real
magnitude ON paper. The
Ringing Brothers, always
modern and progressive, have
bad for years the biggest and
best show on earth, yet this
season they have more than
trebled their immense amuse-
ment enterprises b. the addi.
ton Of complete new trains,
hundreds of horses and PEG.
pie, and by entire new shows.
The browning feature of these
almost unlimited additions is
the grand spectacular and
pIntomic production. "The
Field Of the Cloth OF Gold"
in which are shown twelve
hun dred characters, twenty
five hundred magnificent Co.'S
tunes and fifteen carloads of
special scenery. This specLa-
Gle is shown in. the largest
tent ever made for "A circus
Il vast convas theatre, arena
and aerial enclave. brilliantly
lighted by electricity. The
monster free street parade
Il g~litter!ng pageant fully
three miles in length-is
alone worth the amount charg-
cd for the circus proper. 1t
is replete with new and novel
professional attractions, dis
playing beautifully carved
and decorated floats represen-
tative of every country on
the globe, richly attired horse
men from every known nation
aud monster herds of ele-
plants and camels, with Il di-
vision for the children, and Il
full hundred cages Of the rar-
est wild animals known to 70
oIogists. In the arenic per-
formance the Ringling
Brothers introduce S75 per-
for ners, each one IL pre-
mler artist. There are more
than 200 acts in the circus
program and most Of the acts
are exclusively novel and SEN
sational. In the trained ami
NAL display the Ringing
Brothers present three herds
Of huge elephants actors, un-
der the direction of Pear
Souder, troops of cute little
ponies in acts that never faiI
tn please the children; won.
derful leaping dogs; and cake
walking and high school hors-
es in exhibitions of the high,
est type of equine intelligence
and marvellous new concep'
lions. The circus perfor'
nance is given on0two stages,
ia three rings and on II wide
quarter-mile hippodrome
track. Ringing Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows will
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

All readers OF this publication are
ut liberty TO inquire for any informa-
ton pertaining TO the subject Of
health. at any time. Address all COM
mu~nieations TO tbs DR.. David n. Reed
err, or TO the Home Hsalth club giving
and address in full and at least
four cents in postage.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

remedy. Thanking you in advance for
my advice. I am. sincerely, Mrs. r. A.
After carefully reading the descrip-
ton you have given. | believe you are
offering from inaammatory rheuma-
ism. I would refer you 70 the lecture
fist recently given on the subject CT
rheumatism. which will give you a
Rreat deal NJ practical information up
on this subiert. In such cases | find
that the digestion IL nearly always AZ
fault. Fermentation takes place In tho
stomach which causes uric acid TO be
ssoreted and n goes into the blood and
causes rheumatism. will sarges.
that you restrict your diet. that Is. do
moi eat very heartily for several days.
but drink large quantities Of fresh
sweet huttermilE. two or three quarts
each day. Buttermilk gives you both
food and drink. and the acid in IL
coun,eracts the acid IN the blood which
causes he rheumatism. n you sllew
this difficulty 10 go on. you might he
come a cripple. You should overcome
the indigestion by the msth"ds 80
often given N these columns. To over
cnms the pimplss and h~lackhesds yol
should uss the external treatment cf
which / hsNs written you end whsn
the other troubles ars corrected. they
VIII gradually disappear. ana your
complexion viii be as smooth and
healthy as te.cgs,
Florida.-Dr. David n. Nnedsr, Ii
pore, indiana. Dear Sir: Seeing e.
L. from Idaho asking for somsth ny
for the nervous shaking, | viii siys
him a remedy supplied By q friend OF
mine which has proven encisnt.
fitch-pins roots. bruised. tssid ~
come from a wagon read. eo.lsa ara
skim and save the gum as Il RISES and
make into a pl~astsr-liks porous plss-
I ter. on thick white goods and apply
from the neck bone the full length
OF the back bone. 7; will usually stay
on eisht weeks. She new IL entirely
free from the nervousness he COM
plslned ot. Hoping c, L. and Others
may be benefited, | an. very truly
your. Mrs, ]. E,
| thank you very much for your sug-
yestion and trust that many will try
z and he benefited. as Il is not harm
'ul In the least. I trust others WI
ssnd In their contributions, and there
W live up 10 the Home Health club
motto. Pass Il On"
Nebrsska.--D David II. Recder.
: Laporte. Indiana. Dear Doctor: | note
that Mrs, G., A. NJ. requests a remedy
for constipation for a child four
months old. | will send the following:
Take q pinch OF SIENNA leaves. put
them with a handful OF pyunss and
cook thoroughly, Feed the Juice 70 the
little ones. Give more or less accord
Ing 10 the way II works on the
bowels.
I trust Mrs. G. A. II. vii, try this.
rs II is a very satisfactory remedy for
such cases. Respectfully. Mrs. E. II.
have sent the remedy abaye rsa-
toned to Mrs, G, A. NJ, and trps, shs
will let US know as to It's ~efhclsr.y in
her child's case, I believe II will yer
rome the constipation, but would ad-
wise mothers not TO continue giving a
remedy Of this nature after the trouble
Is better.
All readers OF this publication are
at liberty 10 inquire for any informa-
ton pertaining TO the subject OF
health. at any time, Address all com-
munieations TO this DR.. David II. Reed
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

Terms made known on day of sale. Sale be
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-06

ent of city schools, said in regard to
the disposition of the school bond
funds: THE board has secured the adj
vice of Assistant city Attorney Hewitt
In regard to whether the board was
bound to dispose of the bond money as
Indicated In the circular and accord
ing to him II Is not. Mr.. Hewitt said
in regard to the question: AS far as
| remember, the ordinance on which
the bonds were voted did not specify
the number nor locations of school
houses, but simply said for the purpose
of building and equipping schools and
purchasing property for the purpose.
happen to know that the long delay
In selling the bonds has resulted in a
large increase in the property values
which It was purposed to buy, and this
fact will make the amount of the bond
money inadequate to go round. This
being the case, 1t is utterly impossible
for the board to comply with It's esti-
mate If 1t so desired. It is not essential
that 1t comply with its estimates, but
1t is essential that 1t use the money
for the general purposes for which 1t
was voted"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-06

Hayes Ward, Dean Hodges, Henry Van
Dyke, Revs Washington GLADDEN.,
Charles Cuthbert Hall and laymen,
among whom were Woodrow Wilson,
John H. Converse, Justice Harlan, JUS
tice Brewer and John Wanamaker.
1.-THE object of the conference was
distinctly that Of creating federation
churches. It had no legislative power.
but formulated n plan to be submitted
to the different denominations at their
next national gatherings whereby n
paramount organization shall be
formed to meet every four years and
to be called the Federal Council Of the
Churches of Christ in America
1.-THE object of this council shall be:
"First--To express the fellowship and
catholic unity of the Christian church.
"Second-To bring the Christian
bodies Of America into harmonious SER
vice for Christ and the world.
"Third-To encourage devotional fell
lowshlp and mutual counsel concerning
the spiritual life and religious actlvi-
ties of the churches.
To Combine Influence
"Fourth-To secure larger combined
influence for the churches of Christ
affecting the moral and social condi-
lions of the people and to promote the
application of the law of Christ in the
relations of human life.
"Flfth-To assist in the organization
of local branches of the federal coun-
Gil and to promote it's local functions.
THE conference had no thought OF
organic union of denominations. but
OF federation. 1t revealed the fact that
our American evangelical denomina-
tions are essentially one and are ready
to be bound in strong federation. In
spite of our differences in minor points
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-06
MEETS IN NEW QUARTERS
Council Chamber a Riot of Colors,
With Luxurious Fur
nishings

The council held its session in the
newly remodeled council chamber yes
terday morning.
This was the first session in the coun-
Gil chamber, proper, since the middle
of last November, when the work of re-
modelling began.
The council chamber is fitted with
new furniture throughout, which, with
the decorations, cost more than $4,000.
All the oouncilmen' and members of
the press are provided with new desks
and new swivel chairs. A luxurious
red carpet covers the floor.
The color scheme in which the cham
Der is decorated does not meet the APP
prevail of those members of the council
afflicted with sense of harmony. One
declared that it looked like the deck of
transatlantic liner during a hard
storm.