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The National tribune., 1906-03-29

Bench, Mr.. Loomis may get Cabinet
place. Well, the Senate has to confirm
those appointments. too, and in its
present temper toward Mr.. LoomiS 1t
won't do any such bloomin' thing;
hut, of course. the Senate does some
times change its mind when the Presi-
! dent asks it in his very prettiest way.
Senator Bailey, of Texas, was called
| away last week by the death of his aged
father, Joseph w. Bailey, ST., at New
Orleans, La. Mr.. Bailey was a native
of New York He went to sea at an
early age. and then located in Vicks-
burg. He entered the Confederate
army at the outbreak of the war of the
rebellion and served until the surren,
der.
Senator Bailey was deeply attached
to his father, and Is almost prOstra ted
by the blow, though death has been
impending for some weeks. and Sem
ator Bailey has made two trips to his
bedside within a month. He was upon
his feet making a vigorous speech on
the railroad-rate bill when the tele-
gram containing notice of his fathers
death was handed him. He Immediate
ly left the Senate Chamber and started
for Crystal Springs. Miss, where his
father will be buried.
Men can monkey with the laws of
the State and sometimes go unwhipped
of justice. but when you get to the
Supreme Court OF the United States
you must wear your lawlessnesS with
difference. The other day a negro in
Chattanooga. Tenn. was to be hung
for crime. Feeling that he had not
secured exact justice. application was
made to the Supreme Court of the
United States for a stay of execution.
and it was granted. That night n mob
took the negro from the Sheriff, who.
il is said. did not try very hard to hold
him, and hung him. And now the
aftermath of this objectionable lynch
ing is being gathered.
The Department of Justice, at the re-
quest of the Supreme Court. has in
structed the District Attorney at Knox
vile to arrest the Chattanooga Sheriff
from whose custody the negro was TAX
en- by the mob. This arrest will give
the situation, which is a serious one,
some form. and will establish prece-
dent for future action by the Court.
An opinion has been given by Acting
Attorney-General Hoyt and his assist |
ants to the effect that the Supreme
Court has absolute authority to prose-
cute the Chattanooga authorities and
the members of the mob for contempt |
The Court has authority to sentence
the offenders. should they be brought !
before it, to both fine and imprison-
ment.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
Not an Ache or Pain.

UANNERS, MASS.
1haye taken nearly three pack
ages of VitB-UTe, which has done
me wonderful lot of good.
have been troubled for 25 years
with lameneSs In my right limb,
pain commencing near the spine,
then to the hip Joint and to the
fieshy part o; my leg. For weeks
past / have not felt an ache or
pain. J. Q. A. BATCakLDER-
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
Cafafrh of the Head.

Mt. ZION, MISS.
My son, who suffered with Ca
tarrh Of the Head, has found
yitB-Ore a sovereign remedy for
that disease. 1t has benefited
him more than all the doctors
who have treated him and the
patent medicines he has taken
He could do no work before he
commenced It's use, but he can
now labor IS we'll as anybody.
JOHN L. Polk.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29

dinal in the United States, and the
Storers are said to have brought the
President into the matter of indorsing
a candidate in way which did not
please him. hence the Separation" of
Mr Storer from the Diplomatic service.
Mrs. Storer. who is handsome wo-
man of much personal magnetism, was
a convert to the Roman Catholic faith
in maturer years, and has gone far
toward fanaticism, il is said. In her emf
nent desire to have Archbishop ireland
created a Cardinal. she wrote Presi-
dent Roosevelt asking him to use his
influence for the Archbishop, knowing
the high esteem in which he was held by
the President. In reply to this letter the
President said that ''he would very much
like to see Archbishop Ireland made
Cardinal, but'-and there is where
Mrs. Storer is said to have erred most
sadly in forgetting the "but'-said the
President, and then he went on to show
Mrs. Storer that ii would not accord
with the dignity of his great Office to.
use it for such purposes, and declined
to even suggest to the Pope that he
would like to see Archbishop Ireland n
CardiTal." Mrs. Storer. however. is
said 10 have used that sentence of the
Presidents letter to her own and her
husbands undoing. Mrs. Storer is a
woman of artistic temperament. and
iiGiu- SoEtIt ~ ytsiio dSDp q ldfSt lHIlu-
ence in developing an interest in art
keramics in Cincinnati. 1t is said that
she erected the Lockwood Pottery Fac
tories and personally superiufended the
enterprise of decorating and burning
these beautiful wares until they were
an assured success.
Representative Littlefield. of Maine
would have the nine committees of the
House intrusted with supervising de-
partmental expenditures attend to the
work for which they were formed
Some of them rarely, if ever meet. He
has introduced a resolution authoriz-
ing the committees to call witnesses
and examine them under oath In an
investigation once each year.
Chief Justice Fuller announced in
the Supreme Court of the United States
last week that on April 9 there would
be a call Of the original ioeket-the
first since Isl. The purpose of order
ing the call is to require liigants OF
this class 10 explain their delay in pre-
senting their cases in the hope that
some of them can be eliminated from
the docket. The list includes 30 cases,
some of which have been on the docket
for several years. 1t includes the fol-
lowing:
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
Gall Stones.

KANSAS CITY, KASs.
1have been troubled with Gall
Stones, and did not know what
1t was to be without pain until I
commenced the use of YitB-Ore,
since which time / have been
steadily improving. Vita-Ore
deserves all the credit for my
improved condition. as I have
taken no other medicine since
commencing It's use. Doctors
have said that there was no euro
for my disease except an opera
tiou. lam 60years old and now am
doing my own work, somethingI
could not do before using Vitae
Ore. Mrs. ]. Nj. BAIRD,
12so WAvERLY AVE.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
Lumbago Cured.

FINDLAY, KANs.
Ihave given Yit9-Ore a fair
test, and 1t has done me much
good. All last fall and winter |
had Lumbago so bad that could
not work, or even walk unSup-
ported. Since using Vit1-Ore,
/ have gained Is pounds, and
have not missed a days work.
JOHN LANNIyG.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29

am not entirely sure that it will. The
Republican Party believes that II should
elect the next President, but [ am not
sure that it will. Remarkable things
sometimes happen in particular par
ties, and I am not sure but what the
Taft party will name the next Presi-
dent. L want to impress upon the peo-
pie that when they are looking around
for q man for the highest office, to re-
member the Taft party"
And Mr.. De Almond is a rock-ribbed.
hide-bound. dyed-in-the-w and q
yard-wide Democrat. Dear, dear!
The International Postal Congress
will open in Rome April Z, and will
probably be in session for six weeks
or more.
Practically every country in the
world belongs to the International Pos
tai Union and sends official delegates
to the Congresses. which are supposed
10 meet every five years. or. rather.
within five years after each successive
treaty goes into effect, which is some
times over a year after it is signed by
the members of the Congress.
The postal authorities of the United
States are very much interested in the
probable outcome of the approaching
Congress. Two main questions are to
be considered-one having to do with
the reducing of international postal
rates and allied matters and the other
with the transit of mails through one
country to their destination i'll anoth-
er. The object of the Congress will be
to reduce rates wherever it is feasible.
#fs
There are several propositions for
reducing the international letter rate.
One is that the present rate. which is
equivalent 90 five cents half ounce.
be made equivalent To- four cents an
ounce, or even less. As:sther suggests
the possibility of leaving fthe currency
figure the same and increasing the
weight to be carried. for that amount
of money. say. from one-half ounce to
two-thirds or three-quarters. This lat
ter method would not be acceptable to
the United States. however, owing to
the fact that in this country there are
not the equivalent weights to those
suggested. The increase of the weight
10 one ounce might be acceptable. it is
stated.
The question of permitting letter
writers in one country to send stamps
into another for return postage and
making these stamps good in the for
eign country, for return to the place
from which the letter was sent, is also
TO be considered. There is at present
in vogue system of foreign double
postal cards for reply. and it is pro-
posed simply to extend this system to
letters. Capt. Brooks is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the ins and outs of all
of these matters, having been close
student of them for many years.
Mrs. Roosevelt is on the way to Cuba
on the United States yacht Mayfiower.
The Winter has been q strenuous one
for the wife OF the President, and she
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
"A Ar CASH DOWN.
Mn Balance on easy
IN installmcnt plan.

instrument, yon buy for a
lifetime. Only the finest
material that money can
buy is used in Cornish In
struments and only tie most
skilled workmcn are en-
picyed. Cornish Pianos and
Organs are sold toyou direct
FROM the factory. You save
all the agents profit and pay
at your own convenience.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
CORNISH He'$$os o.S$,s :;
Arc the most eat.

dIc tuc ulDbb bht-
isfact0ry instru-
mcnts that you
eau buy 1T any
price. They are
magnificent OK
anlples Of the eb-
sOlute psSeetion
Of the builders
slslliandart. Com
bined with beauii-
ful and artistic
cases, the prOduc-
lions of the lead
ing designers, is
the mcst exquisite
tone quality that
ever de Iight tie d
your ear. More
over Cornish Pi-
amos and Organs
are fam Gus for
their durability
W hen you pur-
rhosa q Carnfsis
The National tribune., 1906-03-29

President Roosevelt took hand inl
the investigation, and directed the off,
cials of the Department of Justice tol
aid the Supreme Court officers in every
way to bring the members of the mob
10 justice. He said the lynchinG was
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
One Package Helped Won.
derfully.

EsKRIDGE, KANs.
Ibave been sick for four years
end paid out much money to
doctors, but received no benefit.
One package OF Vitse-Ore has
helped me wonderfully. in fact.
almost cured me. lean walk and
work nearly as well as l ever
could. The doctors said l had
Bright's Disease, Dropsy and
Rheumatism. l shall continue
with tho medicine.
Mrs. A. ID. FULLER.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
A General Tonine Up.

NEW ItOSS, IND.
first heard of tB-Ore
through a newspaper advertise
ment. At the time I began tax
ing It I was almost helpless. had
no appetite. could not sleep and
was al run DOWN. | had tried
seve al medicines. but they did
not seem to benefit me any, 80 I
decided at last to give the V.-O.
a trial, although at the time I
had little faith in it. have now
been taking V.-O. for some time,
and its results have been very
pleasing. / am stronger than
for several years. and although
am now ~ years old, am able
to be UT on my feet all the time
and my system has received Q
general tonlng af-
Mrs. ANGELIyE HINKLz-
The National tribune., 1906-03-29

"Our' Daisy Letters husband, Mai.
Colin +. Campbell, has been decorated
by the Prince OF Wales as a 'Compan-
ibn of the indian Empire"
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
Catarrh Of the Head and
Throat

DoUGLASvrILE, GA.
lido not need more medicine.
as l am cured. had Oatarrh OF
the Head and Throat, had taken
treatment from doctors and they
would not allow me to sing or
talk. Since I used VitB-Ore I
can do as 1 please. as the trouble
Is gone. LILLIAN BURNETT.
The National tribune., 1906-03-29
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Describes the Marvellous Effects Pro-
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looked by the Public for
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Tells How Men and Women May Cure
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and WfcId a Powerful Inau-
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Why Some Succeed and Others Fail.
Peculiar Arrangement by Which
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The National tribune., 1906-03-29

Mrs. Roosevelt is on the way to Cuba
on the United States yacht Mayfiower.
The Winter has been a strenuous one
for the wife OF the President, and she
The National tribune., 1906-03-29

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The National tribune., 1906-03-29
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minerals powdered and pulverized and partly
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The National tribune., 1906-03-29

dinal in the United States, and the
Storers are said to have brought the
President into the matter of indorsing
a candidate in a way which did not
please him. hence the Separation of
Mr.. Storer from the Diplomatic service.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11
MALAGA

Malaga, May lo.-W. L. Keys of
Wenatchee was a business visitor
Tuesday.
e. Shannon boarded the night train
for " anatchee Tuesday evening. MIS-
shannon returned with him Wednes
day morning,
James Couarty rolled his blankets
and left for the Skyline Sawmill to re-
main indefinitely.
Ed DAM Is Of Steirilt bill made a
business tript on the county seat Sat
urday.
Miss Alta Corcoran was the guest
of Miss Emma Ebert at the Perry
raEch Wednesday.
Mrs. E. T. Balch closes the spring
term Of school at the Malaga school
house today.
Sam Gul,ck assembled the Stemili
hill road this morning bound for the
Skyline Sawmill.
The firm of Pe'oquin and Usher wa:
dissolved this week. Mr., Usher !:
the retiring member Of the firm Mr.
Peloquin v i'll still be found at the ole
stand
Fred Burrows of ElleDshurg wa
the guest of s. A. Chisholm a few
days this week. They are old acqual1
tances
Claude Keeny left this morning TO
Lsrq-i in on business.
jam. Daniels of Laurel hill was q
the county seat Wednesday.
8. 4 Chisholm was at the count
seat Tuesday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11
Because a girl looEs like an orchid,

Because a girl looEs like an orchid,
don't jump at the conclusion that she
cnu live on air.
Editor al compliments don't amount
to much unless you can have them
DASHED.
The queerest race RI all 10 rue one
that lives up moldy cid family tree j.
Men who lie easily soon get TO the
llace where it IS hard to iie.-New
Orleans Hicayune.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11
Charged With Murder in First Degree

Seattle May 1l-An Information
charging George Mitchell W rh murder
in the fret degree, for rhe killing of
"Jusnua" Craffielo, the molly roller
leader. was file in the sapari OF court
this afternoon. Az effort will be made
by Mitcheel's attorneys to have hiul
Admitted to bail. this being discretion
ary with the court in this sta e.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11

Congressman Rodenbeig, SAYS the
Washington correspondent of the st
Louis Globe Democrat, told the fol-
lowing story:
"It was inone of those bitter discus
sions that deal with the reconstruo-
ton period of our country. Ben But
ler and John F. Farnsworth engaged
IN the tilt. 1t seems that Butler vas
insisting uron certsi in new anG oner-
Gus conditions being placed IN the
bills which bad for their object in the
,e.admiss,on of the last of the states
to the Union. Farnsworth made q
speech which so angered Butler that
he declared that the Illinois member
had gone over to the Democratic party,
and Farpswnrth al swered hotly:
"'f will permit no man to assail
my party loyalty. want to say that
I was Republican in Illinois when
the gentlemen WIS chasing fugitive
slaves across Massachusetts,.
"Quick as flash Butler retorted
Some people. might prefer Judas lscar
lot to the Apostle Paul, on the ground
that he was the older apostle
almost as readily did Farnswortl
say, with much show of bitterness
i challenge the accuracy OF the gen
tleman's remarks as to JUDAS Iscario.
unless be has family records will
which he is ready to establish the
truth -
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Songs: "SIiinQti 'On the See. y
1.-The First Tram 10 Okanogan"
NehocnA dnezzar'
Songs: May Time" Highland
Laduie"
Pantomine: Yam of the Nancy
Bell.
So,g 'Wenatohee. -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11
Personal Mention and
City Ne,os in Brief

chi namel for floors and furniture
at Russell's.
G. A. Champ OF Ephrata il regis
tered at the Roosevelt.
Beginning today the Palace Cafe
will keep open bill night. Best meals
in city.
Mrs. Chas Graham, formerly of this
city, is in Wenatcheo from Ballard
visit ng friends and relatives.
Our Joe wagon il now making the
daily round parties wishing ice at res
licences please phone us or leave word
at office. J. H. Ferryman ii
The Great Northern railway comp
any is building a new spur track at
RocK Island.
Up-to. date auto mobile supplies. bi
cycles repaired. all work guaranteed,
Catchali Store, Phone aga.
Thos. Rocen OF Columbia siding was
visitor in wsnatchee Friday.
The posters for the grade entertain
me mt Friday eve at tho theatre were
made BY the children below the sew
entn grade.
| Money to loan on farm LANDS or
chatteis. John A. Gellarly.
G. Victor Martin returned to Wenat
chez yesterday from trip OF several
weeks to the midule west. While th,re
he purchased % head of draft horses
which ne is shipping west. The hons
es will arrive in Wenatchee next week
and will be unloaded ard fed here and
then shipped to Seattle.
Come and zee the game of tag at
the theatre Friday eve.
For Sale-First class Office desk ap
ply Farmers phone Office. ID
Mr.. and Ms. Webster 70 Seattle aye
visi ing at the home of Mrs. Frank
Palmer.
Our lie wagon is now making the
daily round; parties wishing ice at
residences please phone US or leave
word at office. J. H. Ferryman c5 8
Mrs P Heley arrived in Wenat.
chez Tuesday. Mr.. Heley came to
Wenatchee several weeks ago and ::
conducting tailoring establishment
on Orondo avenue.
Finest quality tomato plants fol
sale BY Harry Patterson.
, Tie school board has received wort
from Judge Burke of Seattle that h'
cannot accept the hvita' ion to speal
! at the graduating exercises of TIN
wenatciee / igh school. lie expresses
the nope that lie may be able TO sDeal
/ at some future occasion of THIS kind
: Wenatchee's teachers and pupil
aim to adj zoo books 10 the schoo
3 library Il is year Help them b.
coming to the grade enteftalhInehG d
at the theatre Friday evening
TIE Wenatchee BASEBALL team viii
play at wntsrville Sunday. The tea1
has recently been strengthened by tr
additi ~ of several good players fron
q thee cast Copover Of Everett, Dono
van of Bellicgham ana Nelson OF Sno
homisn, all good ball players have C
}. Gated in this city and are turning Gu
Z for practice with the team. Donova
n will take Clifford Godfrey's place
short stop in Sundays game and IN
}. other players will be put III the ou
field.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11

Tie number of lame Americans
among the athletes computing at Ath-
ems suggests that the Olympic accent
is on the limp. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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4-ROOM COTTAGE AND TWO
LOTS FOR SALE

One of the most desirable little houses
In the city, in an excellent location, OPP
posite the Stevens school. owner vii,
sell on part cash and the balance on easy
terms. Inquire Of the owner, 21e che'an
Avenue.
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$3.50 MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE

Equipped with q 6-h. p. racing MOTOR
and is rated at 6S miles per hour. The
wheel was made to order for party VINO
has owned several imported mo.or
cycles. The gasoiene reservoir noi9S
ats. Of gasoiene and will run macnine
200 miles. Owner is going TO alaska
and will sell cheap. Call at once,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-11
RHEUMATISM MAKES LIFE MIS-
ERABLE,

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reacn OF
mankind. but you cannot enjoy l's
comforts il you are suffering from
rheumatism Yon throw aside busl-
ness cares When you enter your nome
and you can be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also by applying
Chamberlain Pain Balm. One ap-
plication will give you relief and lis
continued use for short time VIII
bring about a permanent cure. fol
sale by all druggists.