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urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage. i, is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upoE it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
thcze important organs. This unpleasant;
trouble is due 10 diseased condition of the
most people suppose.
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
SwampsRoot is soon realized. Il is sold
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Homo Of swaUip-Isoot.
iding many Of the
,ial letters received
n writing DR.. KilmeI
I. Y, be sure anc
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A Field Day for Lining Buyers.

We've turned screw on the regular prices
that even the Liningz-our good reliable sorts
like the Dress Goods might cost you less
than they have before.
New Nercerized Lining, with more Of the
taffeta effect than any you have seen; Black,
White. Cream and all the silk shades;
fast eolors: SO inches wide and worth hc
25c a yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
SO inch Moire Percaline, in fast Black,
White, and colos; regular PFC = II
grade. This price for Monday only. s2l
Real geC''ire French Hair Cloth. in Black
and Grey; i. has been thoroughly shrunk
and is 20 ine..as wide; worth 3oc pSc
yard, but as Special ............ GOV
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Two days later four armed Filipino
soldiers came within our side of the line,
and falling TO stop when challenged, they
were not simply arrested. as in the case
OF like action on the part of our sol
diers. but were fired upon by the American
sentinel and one of them killed. This was
the srst blood shed in the Philippine war.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

inch All-wool Armure
Suitibgs.
45-inch All-Wool visorcaux
Cheviots.
4e-inch Atwood Striped
Suitings.
4s-inch Diagonal Suitings.
i5-iD1h All-WooI Covert
Suiti1gs -
J0-inch All-wool Cheviot
Mixtures.
46-inch Camel's Hair Chew
lots.
3s-inch New Autumn
Plaids.
45-inch New Autumn
Plaids.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
We Won't Bore You

We never did-we never will You're ss free as the
air here. We want your patronage-we appreciate
it and show appreciation by the most liberal bus
iness principles. Don't you think a house like ours
deserves your trade? Try US. We think you will
like our style.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
THE BOULDER & NORTHERN.

Tho Franchise Defeated BY the D<nv.r r
Aldermen Again.
Z The Denver. Boulder & Northern
franchise was defeated at 4 meeting Of
the aldermen last night when six stood
out against eight aldermen. Two alder
men-Cherry and Tebbetts-were absent
and the deadlock Of 8 to E resulted from
every vote on the measure. Nine were
necessary to pass it.
The bill and the accompanying light
bill will be rein1roduced in the supervis.
ors on Wednesday afternoon.
The committee report signed by Alex
ander. Kelly and Campion was unani
nous for shutting the Boulder & North
ern out by restricting its right of way to
the North Side. All reference to cross
ing of the Sixteenth street viaduct was
stricken out leaving no mention what.
ever Of point known to be vital.
The report omitted mention of the
width of right of way in the suburbs,
leaving the road with right Of way oi
20 given width. In other respects the
proposals we're the same rs published in
Sundays News save that the committee
fixed the reg ular price of coal at $3.50
per ton and provided for the distric,
court as an equalizer in case of auctua-
tions.-Denver News.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE.
GoSd and Effective Work Doss by the
Cousty Organization.

0Ooo ana knscuN0 WcFA DOoS W tus
Cousty Organisatisn.
Rev, DR.. Hornbeck, Rev. DR.. ]. Mar
quis Wilson, Elder Wilcox, Rev. Dr..
Pickett, Rev. S. R. Wheeler. Rev. DR..
Walker and Rev. Bierbauer went to
Longmont today to attend the county
ministerial association, Here were rep
resentatives Of the Methodist, Presby.
terian, Advent, Christian, Congregation.
al and Seventh Dav Baptist denomina-
tons and it is their modest boast that
they are working together in perfec, hsr-
mony for the welfare and growth Of their
masters vineyard. "For instance. said
Dr. Hornbeck, this association has
brought the Presbyterians and Congre.
gatlonalists Of Longmont together in one
large society for worship at Longmont.
They were unable properly to conduct
separate organizations. Together they
are power. Then, for instance, at
Ward it was impossible to properly
maintain separate organizations. There
We give the Presbyterians or Congrega.
tionalists full sway-I forget which one
Of these. In any event, the Methodis.s
and others do not trench upon the field
of the one society, This IN brief is some
of the work OF the organization-conc
tration of energy. economy of resources.
the denomination that is calculated to
best thrive and do most good in a locality
is given full swing if that locality can
sustain but one."
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Retire
From K0|0|
NATAL IS CLEARED.
Bosrs Withdraw Ing to Defend Their Native
Land.

Bosrs Withdrawing to Defend Their Native
Molteno, March 6-Gen-ral Clement.
has advanced to Joubert's siding. The
adv ance on the Orange Free State will
be in solid body, General Clery's force
forming the left wing.
Osfontein. March 6-The Beers op.
posite tbs British front are constantly
receiving reinforcements. They arc
working on trenches and preparing tor
a stand. The Modder river b,sects their
position.
London. March 6-General Roberts
today cables from Osfontein that Butler
reports Natal practically clear Of the
enemy.
The British casualties yesterday and
today around Bordrecht we're fourteen
killed and seventeen wounded.
General Gatacre. who suffered seri
Gus reverse there last December. has ad.
vanced unopposed with ten guns and oc'
cupied Stormberg. The Beers drew Of
to the north and destroyed the railway
culverts. The Boer invasion has col
lapsed. 1t will now be a war Of defence
Dordrecht, March 5-General Brabant
has scored 4 complete victory. The
Beers are 10 tull retreat with their guns
and wagons. and are being pursued.
Brussels, March 6-The Transvaal
agency here confirms the statement tha,
President Kruger is ready to conclude
peace with Great Britain ON the basis oi
independence OF the two republics and
that otherwise the struggle will continue
to the bitter end.
The agency believes that the Afrik
ander element in Cape Colony and Nata
will rebel rather than allow annexation
London. March 5-General Bu)ler''
revised list Of casualties from Februar,
"a 10 February II, gives ninety-.hrea
men killed, 6S4 wounded and twenty FIVE
missing.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Wide Brooch
DG.O.P.R R0||kS.
REPUBLICAN, REVOLT.
1t IL not Local, but 10 General Throughout
the West.

1t 10 not Local, but 10 General Throughout
Chicago. March h6-Ind,gnation among
Republicans over the Porto Rican tariff
bill is general throughout the west and
north vest, The structures of the Times
Herald could not be more severe if made
by the most rlbald Democratic paper.
This is significant when it is considered
that It's proprietor. Mr. Kohlsaat, de-
clined Office under Mckinley, though he
could have had his choice of positions.
Already leading Indiana Republicans,
have expressed grave fears that the state
will be lost to them, The position Of ex.
President Harrison represents the senti
ments Of Indiana Republicans. who are
practically unit in denouncing the Por
to Rican bill. 1t is known th,t the bill
could not have passed had not President
Mckinley begged members to vote for
it. This has been reported by congress.
men who voted against the wishes of In
diana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin,
Michigan and Minnesota constituencies as
their excuse for so voting and there is
general and wide spread dissatisfaction
with the president. Inasmuch as the
pins have been set up for his renomina-
ton, this discomfort will, probably, not
lead to open warfare against the president
but will amazingly increase the stay at.
home vote next fall. Governor Pingree's
war on the administration in Michigan
and the internecine Cullom- Tanner fight
added to Senator Mason's hostility to i'm.
perialism, threaten the loss Of both Of
these states to Bryan.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Changed Program.

Frankfort. KY, March 5-The order
for the shipment Of guns and ammuni.
ton from the state arsenal here to Lon.
don. KY, by the Republican state author.
tiles was revoked this afternoon and q
car loaded with munitions Of war, con-
signed to London, was unloaded and its
contents returned to the arsenal in this
city. The Republican officials offer no
explanation for the change Of program.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06

Spper1er oeal at Roberts 1 CeAA's.
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UNCLE SAM eULUOOZES

Ssnds Warships to rerrorizo Central Amer.
lean Republics.
New York, March 9Th. Journal s
Washington correspondent says the De
troit and Marblehea ad were sent 70 Costa
R,ca and Nicaragua to exert a moral IN
tluence so that they will accept the Hay.
Pauncefote treaty. They were about to
protest but it is thought demonstration
will tend TO pacify them.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Men
E|l|On|bed
SEVENTY MINERS KILLED.
Terrible Explosion In ws.t v,rE MIA Coal

Terrible Explosion In = Wsst Virg 'nta Coal
| Mine.
Montgomery. w. Va. March g. A gas
explosion in the R.d Ash coal mine,
twenty miles from here, occurred this
morning. Seventy men are imprisoned.
OF twelve of the imprisoned miners
taken out FIVE are dead and the balance
are in a critical condition. Ov fifty are
still in the mine and there is no hope for
their recovery. Particulars sre meagre.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
THE COIN is SPURIOUS.

But Couoterfeitsrs and Appliances are In
Uncle sans uanus.
Denver. March 6-Mrs MatueE Cass.
man h,s been arrested charged with
counterfeilng. Appliances were found
in her house for tue making Of one dol,
lar silver pieces. The U. S. district n,
torney had her in his office this morning
and promised her freedom II she would
confess and give the names OF the men
who have flooded this city with the spur.
ious coin. She almost tainted, but will
be put in the sweat box again. 4
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
BOULDER TO THE GULF.

Frank Trumbuli II ocs ed President OF the
Fort Worth Road.
Fort " orth, March 6-At the annual
election of directors Of the Fort Worth
and Denver City road today the Union
Pacific interests retired from the direc
tora,e and their places were taken by COL
orado & Southern men. Frank Trumbull
was elected president. and ID. B. keeler
vice president and traffic manager. The
report for 1899 showed very good busi'
ness.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Family Cremated .

Norfolk, Va, March 6-John Wester.
welt, wife and daughter were cremated
by the burning Of their house in the coun.
try last night.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Boring
Man

What difference there is between modern methods
of doing business and the old STYLE especially in the
way customers are handled when they 90 in store.
Merchants used to stand outside their stores and pull
people in whether or no-turn a customer over to
two or three slick tongued salesmen until he became
exhausted. and bought to get out alive-badgered
hin, from the moment he came in till he went away
and manifested feversh anxiety to get hold of as
much of his money as possible Now, in most stores,
you can look at what you please-as long as you
please-you can buy, if you please aud if you don't
please leave with pleasant "call again In all trst
class stores any mistake is willingly recthed. To
sum up the difference s-the old method was all for
the house. the new method is to please the customer
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
Pensions for "ConfOds.'

Richmond. Va, March 6-The legis-
lature today appropriated $4,000 for
confederate pensions for two vars.
Daily camera., 1900-03-06
COMBINE IS BROKEN.

COMBINE IS BROKEN.
The coal combine is broken. We will
deliver the best Boulder county coal
from any of the mines at Erie, Louisville
or Superior for 50 per ton.
McALLISrER LUMBER & SUPPLY Co.
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AMERICANS IN JEOPARDY.

Reason for Landing Marines on Chinese
Soil.
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Not q word
has been received at the state or navy
departments from any Of the officials in
China since Tuesdays report from Min.
lister Conger. Communication by cable
is still open, so it is assumed by the Of
ficials here that there has been no great
change in the situation or at any rate
none affecting American interests. In
fact these interests have SO far not been
directly attacked during the present
uprising by the Boxers" and state
department officials direct attention to
the fact up to this time cae massacres
have been confined to the native Chris.
tians. Not single American citizen has
been killed, so far as is known. If the
situation were TO continue on this basis
it might be difficult to find ground for
such arbitrary action as the landing OF
United States marines i'll the Chinese
capital, but Mr.. Conger's reports SO
clearly indicated the apprehension that
the development of the boxers" upris-
ing would involve the jeopardy Of
American life and property the state
department could no longer neglect his
warning, hence the dispatch Of marines
to Pekin.
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BUSINESS FAILURE
II Frequently Caused by the Worry
Attendant On Dyspepsia.

If you would win in the Battle OF Life
you must have clear brain, keen
senses, perfect vigor, slrewdness, en-
ergy and ambition.
Dyspepsia kills these needful quail.
ties. You can't succeed if you are con.
stantly tortured by dyspepsia or indi-
gestion. But you can get rid of dys-
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness, sour
stomach, or any other ailrnent OF stom-
ach or digestive organs by simply
taking one or two of Dodd's Dyspepsia
Tablets after each meal.
With a perfect digestion 60 strong
healthy body, a clear, capable brain'
vigor, ambition, determination. ener-
gy, activity, keen, alert senses. Dodd's
Dyspepsia Tablets ensure all these.
Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets have new
er failed to cure any or all of the dis
eases named when they have been
fairly tried. They cannot fail.
DR.. r. B. Strong. New York City:
writing in the American Journal OF
Health. describes Dodd's Dyspepsia
Tablets as a remedy which could not
possibly be more efficacious though 1T
emanated from a council Of the leading
physicians Of the world.
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MARINES LANDED
ali Foreign Legations at Pekin
Placed Under Protection of
Their Own Troops.
HundrM and Eight Americans,
With Field and Machine
Guns, Go Ashore.
Fresh Atrocities by the Boxers
in Vicinity of Pekin Con-
stantly Reported.

TEN TsIN, May 3l.--American, Brit.
ish. Japanese, German, Italian, Rus
sian and French troops to the number
of 100 each have been ordered to guard
their respective legations at Pekin, but
the viceroy here will not allow them to
proceed hence to Pekin on the railroad
without the authority of the Tsung Ii
iamen. One hundred and eight Amer
leans, with machine gun and field
gun. landed here Tuesday night amidst
great enthusiasm on the part Of the
residents. Five Russian and one Brit
ish warship have arrived at Taku, and
the British are now landing. Other
warships are hourly expected.
There is disposition here to believe
that the Boxers" will disperse before
the foreign troops are ready to act.
Tien Tsin is in no danger.
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FRESH ATROCITIES OCCUR.

News Of Further "lsOxer" Outrages Re-
ceived at Fekin.
PEKIN, Tuesday. May 29.-From all
parts Of the surrounding country news
is constantly arriving Of fresh atrocities
committed by the Boxers y Three
Christian families were massacred at
Shan I4ai Ying, 60 miles from Pekln,
May %. Only two persons escaped.
\ representative Of the Associated
Press visited Fang Tai this morning
and found the place occupied by q bat.
talon Of troops. The railroad station.
workshops and locomotive sheds were
Quilted and much rolling stock was de-
stroyed. including the imperial palace
car. Large warehouses full OF valuable
merchandise were burned. after having
been looted by the rioters.
The neighboring villagers seem to
have Joined in the attack. showing that
the movement is not confined to the
"Boxers." Eight rioters who were cap
tured will be decapitated.
The whole country is much excited.
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SLUGGED THE REFEREE.
Malachy Hogan Assaulted by the Loser Of
the McCoyKyan Fight.

lGalachy Hogan Assaulted by the Loser Of
the McCoy-Kyan Fight.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Kid Mccoy was
given a decision over Syracuse Tommy
Ryan at the end Of one prettiest Ground
fights ever seen here, but over the de-
cision and what Malachy Hogan claims
was a misapprehension, a free.for-all
fight resulted and but for the presence
Of a large force Of police who hustled
the men out Of the ring and cleared the
hall in a hurry, it is probable that the
Mccoy Ryan fight would not have been
the most interesting thing on the even
ing's programme.
One clause Of the agreement was that
q draw would be declared We're both
sixth round. Referee Hogan said after
the contest that he had no such under
standing and rendered a decision as
he thought just. As the bell rang at
the end Of the sixth round Ryan started
toward his corner.
Mccoy wins,' shouted Referee Ho-
gan.
What do you mean?" said Ryan in
amazement. Hogan said nothing but
climbed through the ropes.
You're a robber," shouted Ryan.
Hogan turned around and just as he did
SO Ryan swung his left to Hogan 8 face.
Quick as fash Hogan returned the
compliment with blow on Tommy's
nose. But before they could 60 further
the police were between them. The
Tattersalls' management admitted after
the fight that the draw agreement was
correct. but said Hogan decision would
stand.
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bublic Confident, How
That Roberts Is at
Johannesburg.
of Pretoria the Next
ard an Easy Victory
Il, Anticipated.
| Icports Tell of Sew.
| Engagements With
British Troops.

May 3l.-As Lord Roberts
forc always fulfilled his pro.
!. taken for granted here that
marched into johannesburg
Indeed, reports are current
haas already have been re-
tho fact and the Sc.
If the campaign from the
ks,u. If view is regarded rs
s prolonged defense Of Pre-
Iu.. .dcrcd highly improbable
military men anticipate that
kench will capture the Trans
Z within n day or two by a
d Unexpected move.
h.e.V.t largely centers in Pres.
Esr. his capture or escape.
G,ion Of Pretoria would be
Ned Of its value in the es-
|tbe British If Dom Paul were
r. and able to keep alive the
(trs Of war.
kar,a report that tho British
h back evidently refers to the
.lsh,lng Of General French
l.: Johannesburg.
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ANNEXATION CEREMONIES.

Robert" PROCLAMATION Read 1T Bloem.
fontein to . Large Gathering.
BLoEMroNTEIN. Monday. May 2s.-
Amid salutes and cheers and the sing.
ing OF God Save the Queen" the mil.
itary governor. Major General George
Prcttyman, formally proclaimed the an.
ncxation Of the Free State. under the
designation Of the Orange River Col.
ony. The ceremony was somewhat
imposing and the scene in the Market
square inspiring. An immense con.
course had gathered and the town was
gay with bunting. The balconies and
windows surrounding the square were
crowded with ladies. among them Lady
Roberts and the Misses Roberts. the
Countess Of Airlie and Ladies Henry
Bcntick and Scttrlngton.
The troops We're drawn up under
command o: General Knox and enter.
tanned the spectators. The governor.
accompanied by General lly-kenny
and Their >taffs. escorted by the Welsh
1comanry. was greeted with a general
salute. after which, amid an impressive
silence and ia "a clear voice. heard in
every part ofs the square, General
Prettyman read Lord Roberts prOcla-
nation anncx.ng the Orange Free State
as conquered by her majesty's forces.
to the queen 5 dominions and proclaim
ing that the state shall henceforth be
known as the Orange River Colony.
Lusty cheers greeted the concluding
words Of the proclamation and these
were renewed with ever increasing vol
ume as Lord Acheson unfurled the
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0RTED BY BULLER.
harding I-aings Nek-Hildysrd
Captures Utrecht.

Absrding I-Aings Nek-Hildysrd
daptures Utrecht.
May 3l.-The following dis.
been received at the war Of.
General Butler:
ASie, May 30.-The enemy
prned a lnager east Of Dorm.
81 my right rear annoyingly.
| directed q force under
BY Woolstlrift and Utrecht,
fer under Lyttleton. by Schang.
Dornberg. These movements
Ftd the enemy at Dornberg to
F'h.
|ard Is at Utrecht and the town
lhaercd. Clcry is bombarding
|ek' The enemy are much dis
and were they not in such
Es POSITIONS / doubt il they
|ow tight. Tho railway was
Newcastle on May 2S."
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DEADLOCK IN LUMBER TRADE.
Three Corncred Fight on Ut tho Head Of
the Lakes.

the Lakes.
DULUTH. May 3l.-The present lum'
Der situation at the head Of the lakes IS
without a parallel in the history OF this
market. a more determined three-cor'
nered fight was never witnessed, with
the lumber buyers on the one hand
combating the present price OF lumber
and the rates for vessel transportation.
and the manufacturers. The buyers
want the lumber to be had i'll this mar
ket. They are holding back. however
under the impression that they can
break the prices. The greatest dead
lock in the history of the business is on.
The owner Of lumber tonnage mean'
while is lending strength to the situa'
ton by Sc. ding their boats for ore
rather than accept a paltry $2.oo a
thousand feet for moving lumber al
ready sold. This is 81 a thousand more
than many hoats were getting two sea-
aons ago. but then it costs more 10 op-
crate boats now than then.
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RAND.

por, = Successful Engagement
There.
b.. Tuesday. May gan Of.
bulletin just issued is as fol-
e.iay u fight occurred close to
l. Rust. III Gabrand. The
)tush, we'll and the British
ned tired out. At dark the
IRE forced to retire in the di.
Van Wycks Rust on account
Gwhelming force Of the Brit
British attacked Witwaters
rs'lay and were in contact
Ee.erals ut Gabrnnd. but they
u hack with good results by
!: under Conmandant Louis
The fcderals were heavily
all day long. but kept their
Tho British loss is reported
tierable.r
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MILWAUKEE, May 3l.-An interview
nth one OF the members Of the Geh'
srsi Paner company. which was organ, !,
lied to include all OF the Wisconsin ,;,,s ;,
Minnesota printing manila paper mllls. mus.
s.rs ,hat the object Of the new company
il to fight the international Print faper ,.,,
..rst The General Paper company
,.;iI lii ho a third competitor Of the trust;
tho others being the Manu'av a'a ,ho
Pnper company Of Chicago anu WV
Grant Northern Of Name.
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HEARST FOR SECOND PLACE.

Atlanta journal Wants the New Aorkef
Named at Kansas City.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 3l.-The Evening
Journal, in its leading editorial. says:
"For second place on the presidential
ticket that will be named at Kansas
CITY The Journal wishes to present the
name of William Randolph Hearst OF
New York. MIR. Hearst is a firm Demo-
crat and has SO strongly stamped his in.
diyiduality on the community in which
he now lives that we believe he woult
greatly aid he ticket. We think he
conld carry the state of New York.