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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30

Lawrence DelmOur, known as
Whispering Larry" one of Croker 8
old Tammany guards, who died re-
Gently. The other photo is of Mrs.
Delamour. who several times nursed
her husband from the brink of death,
but finally lost. Whispering Lar
nv" was one of the characters of New
York. He gained his Nom because
OF his whispering peculiarities. His
important political business was al
ways transacted in whispers.
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/. this concerns -ou. read carefully. Dr
CaIdweil's Syrup eepsin Is positively guafan-
iced to cure indigestion constipation, sick head
.cne offensive breath, N alaria and all diseases
arisinG from stomach trouble
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To please will always be the wish of
benevolence; to be admired, the con-
slant aim Of ambition.-Dr. Johnson.
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The fault Is always as great a. be
sthat commits it.-Freuch Proyerb.
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EASY PAYMENTS
J.HASSEN BUSCH
Furniture, Carpets
Stoves, Etc.
The Hub or TIE Rody.

The organ around which sT the other organs
rGvolve, and upon which they largely de-
pendent fo= their welfare. Is the stoma ch
When the functions OF the stomach become i'm
paired. the bowels and liver also become de-
ranged. To cure a disease of TIE stomach, liver
bowels get 80 cent or s. bottle of DIR. Cald-
Wells Syrup Pepsn at your druggists. Il Is
he promptest relief for constipation and dys
Nsznaia -rroTT-saf-
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He is wise to no purpose who is not
wise to himself.-Latin Proverb.
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gu STAMPS
with one Is OF. can of \. < p.
Baking Powder at soc.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
lya d!seurso d Paul DssshaasI.

Los debates parlamentsEios sobFe la po.
Utica general del Gobisrno franc6S , MAJ
especialmente sobre Bp actitud an los con
fictos entire obrsroB y patFonos; cOmenza'
ron ell dia 10 del pasado. M. Paul Das'
chanel, ex-presidente de la Cdmsra de di'
putados preaidente de la Comisi6n de
negocios extrapjsros, hs pronunciadO,
prop6uito de esa question, un brillante
diScurBo.
Ha dicho, en- otraB coBas, que la Demo
Cracia Be habfa reAignado & lobsdecer Ia
Confederation general del trabsjO, organi'
zaci6n levantisca revolucionaria, forma'
da golameute por doscientOs mil obEeros,
cuando existen en- Francis doce millons1.
LA luchs-agreg6-eat6 ahoEa empe,
fiada entire el Aindicalismo legal , 81 revo'
luriousrie sl objeto de este iltimO q
or; uinar al comercio, oTganizRndo Is huel'
ga general, predicar 81 antimiIitarismo;
sus tsndencias son antipatri6ticaa.
M. DeschaneI ha conclude Huplicando
& Ia CSmara que defsnda Ia naci6ny
las leyes contra ese g6nerO de sindicalismo.
Para comprendeF la gravedad de esa
grito de alarma, hay que taner en- cuenta
que Deschanel es furibundo anticat6lico ,
acerrimo paTtidaEio de laa leyes opresoraI
da In TCIaaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
Ia Santa Sede ! Chile.

Aunque Ia Rep6blica chilena tiene una
pobIaci6n casi en- % totalidad cat6lica,
hasta ahora caEeCia de relaciones ofcialeE
diIeCtag con Ia Santa Ssde.
El Embajador de aquella Rep6bIica ca
Paris, era 81 enCargado do despaChar con
Roma, los negocios eclen&Bticos en- que
intervenfan ambaa potencias.
Ahora el Gobierno chileno ha nombra.
do un envisdo extraordinaFio ministro
plenipotenciario ceEca de la Santa Ssde,
con oil miSmo carScteT iguales prerroga.
twas que tales dipl0m6ticos tienen aA ig.
nRdas las gEandeB potenciaB cat6Iicas euro.
peas. El primer embajador nombrado ha
gido el senior don Rafael Errazuriz. diplo.
mktico muy conocido On Roma, ex minis
tro Cat6lico en- vaTios Gsbinetes de 81 pals
, autor de obras notables que han mere.
cido 81 APPLAUSE de los doctos.
Hace POGO fu6 Tecibido por Su Eanti.
dad en- Bolemne audiencia 81 embaiador
chilsno, cambidndose con tal motive los
acostumbrsdos diHcurBos de revpeto y sim.
patfa entire ambos podeFes. El Sumo Pom
tifce aprovech6 esta OCCASION para NANTES
tar 81 especial inter6s poF los cat6IicoH
Hud,ameriCanOB, cuyo valOT conoCe per.
fectamente.
"Conviene advertir-dice 'El Regional, .
diario cat6lico de M6xico-que el nomb1a'
miento del embsjador en- estog momentcs
TeviHte verdadera imp0rtancia Sabido CD,
en- efecto, que las sectas mas6nicas tienen
adn bastante inAuencia en- las Rep6blicaa
sud. americanas, donde tsmbi6n Ell iacobi-
niumo frances hace muchog pros6litos. Por
un contra Eentido POGO explioable, SO da 81
case de que la cultuTa euFopea pass laE
Rep6blicaa hispano Rmericanas, no poE
condu2to de Ia antigua madre Espa6a,
Hino por Francis. especislmense en- lc que
se relacionR con Ia Religion y la moral.
''En tales circungtanCiag, una tan geda-
lRda muestrs de Tespeto de consideration
hacia Ia IgleaiR Cat6lica de parte del Go.
bisrno de Chile, como eB Ell establecimien-
TO dc una representation diplomStioa On
ROmR, no puede menos de regOCijar lOr
cat6licos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
Ell acorazado 'Oreadnought'
MIstsrlosls lysrlas.

L6ndrss, JUNO 3O.--Ha llegado &
Portsmouth 81 gran acorozado Dread.
nOught con graves averfas cuys cauaa no
90 ha podido averiguar. III acorasadO
tiene Is h6lioe de Ia izquierda completa-
mente destrOzada medic rOto el tim6n.
Inmediatamente Sc ha alberto an suma.
rio que no hR dado EesuItado. Permanece
adm en- 81 miateFiO como haya podido Hu-
frir esaB avsrfaB 81 Dreadnought
La noticia de que 81 acorazado puede
haber tenido un choque con los reetos de
IN buque naufragado, hs sido declarada
sin fundamento nor los peFitoH navales.
En- la separaciones que se har6n al AGO.
razsdo las h6lices actuales ser6n Hustitui-
das por otFas de nuevo modeIo.
-El ~ del corrients fue lanzado al
aqua en- POEtsmoulk 81 BeIZerophOn, del
mismo tipO que el DreadnOught
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
De -SOcIEpAp.

En- San jam. La elegante = bella
damita del verieI de Toa-alta, Lola NevR.
4ez lleg6 aver 4 esta ciudad. Hermoso
luceEo de brillantea deuteIlos debiaTa bri.
liar iempre on este cielo, pues muchos =
buenos amigos y admiradoFea de 80 belle.
"a , gEacia tiene aquf Ia bella moTena de
ojos de eBmeralda.
Para VeneSMela-Con obieto de pasRr
una Bemana en- Venezuela visitando &
Caracas la Guayra, Sc ha organizado
una expedition en- Ia que toman parte co.
nocidos elementos de eBta Bociedad, los que
salen en- el vapor de hoy. Son los referi-
dos excursionistaB el senior alcaIde de Ia
ciudad doctor F. del Vale, 50 distinguida
Aefiora su eleganta hiia Ia sefioFita Maria,
espoaos Zsno.P Portell, JoA6 LsbradoF, Lcdo.
del Vale Mufioz = sefora, Jog6 NevRTez,
Pedro Garcia Lcdo. Ramon Falcon.
DeseanoB grato viaje = buenas impre.
stones los excuTBioniHtsB.
PsTsonGLes.-Ha egtado aver en- esta
ciudsd 81 senior Simon Moret aICalde de
Ponce qus ha regresado hoy ~ resi-
dencia.
Ell uefior Julio Rosich, iefs del cuerpo
de bombeEos de Ponce, estnvo aver On
eEta ciudad.
Eat6 indispueato, causa de una dOlen-
cia local, 81 senior Carlos Conde, del alto
comeFcio de esta ciudad y le deaeamos
mejorfa.
"A 6G6Jar.-El akbado por la noche hay
jaranR en- eI salon Santos, y en- Ia noche
del domingo en- 81 Casino.
De pGseO.-Han salido hoy para ca
guas y regTeuar6n esta noche, Las diatin-
guides se1oIitas Joaquina Porrata, Anne
lie Schirs, Anitits Morera HeIvetia
schiEa. Les acompaflan sus j6vsnes pa
rieuteH aehoTes Julio Morera Lcdo.
Perez Almiroty con el senior Pedro SchiEa
Este va en- asuntos de negoCioa. A t0doa
deBeamos una gTatR pauadia.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
Yamamoto en- New York.

New York Julio 2E asne sponeu YmanOt ha Ido eta iadad
pEcdne
Russia
FL hsbar
Hbano
que
tbunes 6bdtB del MikRd
nalatadOB California
pois incns
onfbo ubis scha
t6rmnOa de possible HoluG sfaga gobie
esfu6TzanSa svar Ia tamida Tuptura de hoaiEdadL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

PARA Ell CALORl-"La Villa de
Madrid, aCaba- de reCibir las legftimas CO.
misstas de Crepe de Saut6, drill de hilo
n6merO 100. alpacas iDgIeaau y 81 mas
grande surtido de perfumerfa francesa
alf como casimires lijerOs para Ia esta
Ci6n del caloF.
En- nuestros Rlmacenes, todos los dias son
dc mOda, puea para 81 p6blico de gusto
Iiempre He vends bueno , barato. -TeI6fo
no 278. p. o. Box 764-san Francisco
61.-Ean Juan p. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
ProCeso contra eI trust tabacaIero.

New York, Julio 12E
Os del s del abaoo funddO coDfbu6n chF h
mpetenCa Sc hab6 envover
a Ell "" del baCo oho de cuto de o persecution
eVitar
Dc alta cu E pente h expresado pto noFnszaE od oa
cua condolences representation social neao
del presidents Wall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los espo-
sOE Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACABA DE
RECIBIR IN complete surtidO de lOs me.
jorea dulCeE. Elegante1 caTtuchos propios
para regalos. Helados, refrescou, frutas
81 natural y todo cuantO regals 81 paladaT
mas dsliCado 90 encuentra alli primoFoEa.
monto uorvido. Cafs con leChe y ChoCO.
Iate, desds Las Siete de la manana las
IL do In noChe. FAmoso chocolate BA'
KER muY acreditado en- todo el mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

EN- FL CLUB de +. Kehrhahn =
Co., San Jose 15, 90 venden dos relo'
ies dc GRO cada semana. La Ultima Hema-
ma obtuvo uno ID uefiorita Ana Maria Le
vol de San Juan, uccio nimero Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

Kin 'La Correspondence de Puerto
RiCo", Allen "a, hay de venta EeCibcs ta.
lonaEioa para CObFo de alquilerel de Casag,
GanEaa "a metkliCo , CON irmaE, deCla 10,
CionSI do naCimisnto, dsfunci6n , csTtidca.
cf6n mGdfcp. d,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
Ell ministro Franco.

bo julio l2CFcula cotaI F6 dehtuO
Carlos mnstTo Franco ntmo del oT6
.. ooDfmara pu do modo possible dpEo do Dc dt9
pca diCtona
a oonado intense star dbco Case niso Franco
potta
mue.a ahoGa neinado Eatar o. derhe ooastena del pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

En- ssta imprentR Be vends papel de pc
ri6diCo viaio s 92.OO Lon 46 kilos (ln qssSn'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
SHBVICI0 ESPHCIAL DE Cables
On
La Denocracia" ' la corrssDondsncia'
UMNI.Das
EI yap6n agrayiad0.
UNI as
EI Jap6n agraViado.

Washington, Julio 12Lo miuiro
pom que h sFetaa ado Dc p. Eud UnidoA recmen o
ha dicho de exshr trantz de racuna entire los dos I dmn
qua gee oo Z Esdd del Edor apOnea Dc Z capital aena eng
s1te gad aa como amben e ha cudo dguO hhO Dc
de
s hazada general vena aFcha
lG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
LTNRA FRRRNA DEL ONsTR

LINEA FRRREA DEL OEsTN
ItinOrariO, -Salidan dc Bayam6n y Capt.
ia EimultanORmOnt0.
DiaR IabOrablo-M afiana q, 2.O6, Q 30
S.A6 Hoo. Tardo 1a.16r 1.46, B.16. A.G6u 6.A5
Dias fsstivos.-Manana &, y.O5, $50, s.Ab
y 11.O0 Tardo 13.15u 1.SOs $3.50, B.B0s 4.80
BIS y 6.BO.
BiIlsD@s baRatos para dias fosSivOs. De
UatAno q BAy0m6n, ida Vuelta II elase
O0.l6 ~ ease Sole. DE Bayam6n OssafIo
VVu0sta IL OlagO &0-16, 81 OlaB0 9O-1O.
BilIOtO OEdinaEto ds Capital CataflO en-
OIano 4 4 0ontaVos.
Bayaua6R, 10 de geptioHabr0 de 1905
RAWaAw WaINaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

VENTA DE CASA. Persona de poui.
ci6n puede adquirir una casa en- Santurce,
reci6n conatruida , con toda clase de CO.
modidades. Est6 situadR en- Hitio centrico
= Hano do Ia carvetera central, y conSEa de
nsis habitaciones, Bala, comedor y adem6s
habita siones para 81 serviciO; dos inodoroH,
magniAco banjo con lavabo de msrmol etc.
Para nformes dirigirse don J. PujalH
(06empsr,") en- esta redacci6n. Is Y. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
lNDIcIDOR GENERAL

JNsEIO = Las mADNES--El IaEaDe calnlanse Dc
Sci Ee Winsow debe usarse sempre que los naos esan
D pequeno paeente, produce sueno natural tanqulo
asiva q dolog q angelic desplera muY vvo aegre
encas, alvk dolores, hace fcles las unciones del
esomago Eegula los intestinos. Es e mejof remedo
conoeido para drrea va provnga eta de IA dentcon
Dc elalquera ora 16ngase mucho cuidado ped
q Jarabe Gamanee e IA Seniors Winsow" el mejc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

La TIENDITA de J. Echsvarria Ca,
Plaza Principal %. Establecimiento de.
dicado esclusivameDte Ia ventR de EFEC.
TOs RELIGIOSOS. al lado del ayun-
tamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

-EN LA GALE DE LA FORTA.
LEA ndmero 86 altos, Dc alquilRn es'
pacioBas habitacionea, con luz el6ctrica.
amueblRdas sin amueblar. En- la mis-.
ma casa informaran. Is v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

Sc NECEsITA una taqufgrafa que
maneje perfection Ia m6quina de escri-
biz con pE6ctiCa Hufciente = buenaa refe-
Tencias, = espeCifcRndo 81 Bueldo que de-
sea DirijirSe & s. c. en- ala CorrespOn'
dencia". s. V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail y
al pOr mayor cal viva y apsgada. Grava
arena duIce y ofrece LanchaS de 10 &
is toneladaH para transporte de tods claBe
de Carga. Para informeB, Playa de los
Lsdrillos San Juan. 30v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

AVISO.-La Compaffa Industrial de
santurce (apartado 657) Ofrece tablas de
Pine Ingl6s K 4 l K 5 $28 millar de
pies, tornado en- San Juan. 18 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12

UHOosI6n pr 0ablst
MARIA
A1W RoRH
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
f. e. b.

We heard man say the other morn
ing that the abbreviation for February
-Feb.-means Freeze every body, and
that man looked frozen in his ulster.
1t was apparent that he needed the
kind of warmth that stays, the warmth
that reaches from head to foot, all over
the body. We could have told him
from personal knowledge that Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives permanent warmth,
it invigorates the blood and speeds 1t
along through artery and vein, and
really fits men and women, boys and
girls. to enjoy cold weather and resist
the attacks of disease. It gives the
right kind Of warmth. stimulates ana
strengthens at the same time, and all
its benefits are lasting. There may be
a suggestion IN this for you.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
THE THAW TRIAL.
The Second Week Passes Without Much
of n Spectacular Nature.

of n Spectacular Nature.
The second week of the Thaw trial
passed without any special excitement.
Young Mrs. Thaw did not resume her
testimony except for a short period on
Monday, when Jerome was alert and
prevented her from any sensational dis
closures, and the entire time was given
over to the examination of witnesses
by the defense to prove the insanity OF
the prisoner. DR.. Wagner. Superin-
| tendent of the State Hospital for the
Insane at Binghamton, N. Y. testified
that he had examined Thaw several
times. and that in his opinion the mem
tai condition of the prisoner was such,
and his reasoning so defective, that he
did not know right from wrong when
he shot White. DR.. Evans, Superin-
=, tendent of the State Hospital for the
Insane at Morris Plains, n. J., stated
| that he found evidences of various men,
tai diseases in Thaw when he first ex-
| amined him, but that his mental condi-
| tion improved recently. Various stories
are going the rounds proving the un-
balanced condition of Thaw's mind for
years. One is that he drove to a we'll
known club in Baltimore one night. and
insisted upon bringing the driver In for
q drink. When refused he got very ex-
cited, and called for the President, say
| ing he would buy the club then and
| there; that he could give check for 1t
| on the spot Then there are stories of
his losses at bridge, of his losing $780,
900 in about five years. He was fond
| of the game and played great deal,
but usually lost. and was a crazy, err
| ratio player. The death Of one of the
jurors wives put stop to the trial on
Thursday. but 1t was expected to re-
sumo the examination of witnesses on
Monday. Most people regard it as a
| bad sign for the defense that Jerome
did not attack the testimony Of Evelyn
Thaw. He allowed her to tell her story
almost without a single interruption on
his part. Knowing Jerome. this looks
ominous for the prisoner, and nobody
can tell what may happen when the
| District Attorney begins to cross-exam-
inc her. It Is announced that DR.. Pat
| ton, former President of Princeton, will
testify for Thaw on Monday; the alien
lists who have already been examined
will be again called to the stand, and
several who have not yet appeared will
| testify. Evelyn Thaw is also expected
| to resume her testimony on Monday.
Mrs White, the unfortunate widow Of
the murdered architect, is said to he
completely prostrated by the statements
made by young Mrs. Thaw. All this is
| cruelty hard on the young and promis-
ing son Of White, and many are won
dering if he will complete his course at
Harvard
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Veterans in the City.

Comrade John w. Landegan, I'd N.
Y. Cav, better known as the Harris
Light, is living temporarily at 1913 D
st. N. E., Washington, D. c. His regu-
lar residence Is at Danbury, Conn,
where he has been Commander of Post
Is and is President of the Harris Light
Cavalry Association. Comrade Lande-
gan served thru the war, but early in
the struggle ii was found that his abil-
ity as a scout made him much more
valuable for that service than in the
ranks, and he was for long time chief
scout at cavalry headquarters for
Pleasonton, Fitzpatrick and Sheridan.
This service only terminated with his
severe wound at Pinola Station on the
Wilderness campaign. He was the man
whom Sheridan sent back thru the rebel
lines when on his Richmond raid to in
form Gen. Grant of his success up to
that time.
Henry T. Duryea, who also served in
the Harris Light and was the bunkie
for a while of Comrade Landegan. re-
sides in New York. and Is engaged in
the starch business, of which his father
was FOUNDER
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
OLD TIME SPELLING.
An Illustration of How Far Reform Hai
Progressed.

Progressed.
A delightful dog story has been ex
humed from the misty past, and is nov
preserved in the records of the South.
ampton Court Leet," which have jus
been published. It dates from 1887
and must be told in the quaint termin-
ology of the period. Item we present
vt at the tyne Of our sytting ther hath
ben camplaynt made of onother dogs
betwene a nasty & a mungerell, OF
Peter Quoyte's which hath strong qualy-
ties by himselfe which goyng lose abrode
doth many tymes offend the neygbors
& wyll fetch owt of ther howses whoe
PAGES of meate, as loynes of mutton &
veal & such lyke & a pasty of venson
of whole pownde of candells at a
tyne, & will not spoyle vt by the way
but cary vt whole to his masters howse
which being a PROFITABLE dogg for his
master, yet because he is offensyffe to
many vt is not sufferable. Wherfor his
master hath forfeyt for every TYNE IS
I'D. And be yet commanded to kepe
him tyed or to putt him away. upon
payn to forfeyte for every tyne he shall
be found in the streets So 40"
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
A Veteran Tar.

Peter c. Parker, 32 Durston Ave-,
Ossining. N. Y. writes that he Is now
a helpless paralytic and over 10. He
will receive the benefit of the new law.
During the war he was attached to the
steamer Tecumseh, the Chenango and
also the u S. S. Tennessee and to the
rebel ram which after the capture Of
Mobile. was changed TO the U. S. s.
Mobile. He was also on the Lenappe,
and is the only survivor of II men on
the Monitor Tecumseh.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Has a 81 Bill,

Calvin Arwine. 337-34s p. Pearl St..
Cincinnati. Ohio. has In his possession
50 bill on the Newport fyceum Bank
Of Kentucky. dated May IS, 1887. He
has heard that there Is an immense
premium out fer this same bill, and he
wishes tie party who oashes such bill
to let him knew what premium he can
get.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
House.

After defeating the provision for a
gun foundry at the Washington Navy
Yard, the House passed the Naval ap-
preparation bill. Five hours We're con-
sumed in debate on the measure.
At 5:25 O'Clock the House adjourned.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21

The House discussed the Post Office
appropriation bill, and passed bill al
lowing ordinary stamps to be used in
lieu OF special delivery stamps.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Senate,

Saturday, Feb. 16.-The Senate de-
bated the conference report on the i'm
migration bill. the main question being
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Common Red Glover.

Common Red Clover. when properly prepared, vii
keep the bowels open in natural. harmless waJ and
soon restore them a normal healthy condition. anC
thus do away with the worst Of constipation.
carries away fo;n the system all poisons and imnur
tiles and removes all kinds OF blood diseases. Rlieu
natism cancer. eczema, salt rhrurl blood poison
facial erupiDns, headache. etc. Remember. IL II
only pure red clover. NOT patent med l.
cine. Needham's Red Clover IS for sale by leading
druggists. hu. first let send yon by mail booklet
and full information all abont it, - lply send YOU
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The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Mrs. Anne Hutson Jf Hickman CT

Mrs. Anne Hutson. Jf Hickman Coun-
ty. Tenn. recently heard rumor that
there were quite number of folks in
the United States drawing pensions
from the Government She didn't quite
believe it. but wrote to Representative
Padgett, Of Tennessee, to say that If
the Government was, really and truly
giving away money She would like to
have her share
Mrs. Hutson's husband was a soldier
in the Black Hawk War. and has been
dead more than so years. Mrs Hutson
Is 50 years old.
The House Committee on Pensions
has wound up It's business for this ses-
sion. and will not hold another meet
ing until the Goth Congress convenes.
The chances are that Mrs. Hutson will
get her pension In hurry then.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
House..

the adjustment of the controversy ovel
Japanese exclusion.
The National tribune., 1907-02-21
Senate.

Friday, Feb. 15.-After another day
of discussion on the immigration con-
ference report, the Senate agreed to
vote on the matter before adjournment
Friday.