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AURORA, New Mexico. II received
the free sample OF Doan's Kidney Pulls
which ordered for q girl nine yisaFs old
that was suffering with bed wetling, and
she improved very fast The pills acted
directly on the bladder In her case and
stopped the trouble. ]. @. LUcERo.
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cheap ExeursIon Rates East.

On June 9Th. 9Th, 18th and 18th, the
Santa Fe will sell tickets to Kansas
City, St. Louis, Chicago and many
other eastern points, at one fare plus
$500 for round trip, good until October
Slst. New and improved train service
from Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. Ask agent for particulars, or
write ]. p. HALL, Gen. Agent, Denver.
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TbIs win Intsrest mothera,

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Child.
rem, used BY Mother Gray, nurse in
Childrens Home, New York, Cure Fever
ishneas, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders,
move and regulate the bowels and destroy
Worms. Sold by all Druggists, Csc Sample
FREE Address A. S. 0lmsted, Leroy, NY.
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BATTLE CREEK. MIcH. My husband
received the sample Of Doan's Kidney
Pills and has taken two more boxes and
feels like q new man. He Is fireman on
the Grand Trunk II. r.. and the work Is
hard on the kidneys Mrs. GEo. GIFFoRD
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What's the trouble?" asked the
stranger seeing a great crowd gath
cred about a tall city building. "A man
fell from the top floor half an hour ago
and we're waiting to see him land"
was the careless response.
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Keep Your Eye

On the sunny San Luis valley, for II
is going to be a winner this year. You
will have full information from time
to time In these columns.
The Colorado Bureau OF Immigra'
tlon, GIG Majestic Building, Denver
Colorado.
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Emily-Don't you think Miss Broad
ia awful big? She is as wide as bak-
er's dozen like me. Printer Beau
All. see! Regulation width-thirteen
inns.
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A western paper refuses to publish
eulogies gratis. but adds, I'VE will
publish the simple announcement Of
the death OF any Of our friends with
pleasure. Rams Horn.
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"You don't mean to say he's bought
a copy of the city directory for his par
lori What use has he for 1t there"
why. man alive, his names in tin
Drint"
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Found a Coin In HE Thigh.

Found Coin IN MS tnl9n.
M. Lecuier of Sugny. In the Ar
dennes, an old pensioner who was
wounded on the field Of battle during
the Franco-German war and suffered
from a tumor caused by a shot in the
leg. recently underwent an operation.
The bullet had been extracted In 1870,
but The tumor continued, and finally
Leculer could not walk.
The surgeons we're greatly sur
prised in the course Of the operation
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to find lmbedded in the wound a coin
OF ten centlmes "a penny bearing the
efigy OF Napoleon III. and the date
1856. The penny Is believed to have
been carried into the thigh by Ger
man bullet, which had first struck the
soldiers purse, The coin was bent
in two and covered with powder on
one side. II will be placed in the local
museum.
The patient Is now out OF danger
and doing we'll.
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Paying rent is described as buying
property all your life. with the con-
slant knowledge that you'll never own
own 1t.
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It is indeed careless hen that will
mislay an egg.
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Mrs. Chugwater-Joslah. do you believe
there's anything In palmistryl Mr.
Chugwater-fes ! have been told that
week out OF Il.
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GRIPPE HURT KIDNEYS.

The lingering results Of Ia Grippe remain with dusys long
suffer exerl0n
clnea. Doan's Kidney Pills thia condition. -
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1.-THE professional fiatterer Is all right"
said the office philosopher, while no
one believes a word he says every one
wants to-"
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1T beats air. how good q cigar you can
buy for : cs.nts + you buy thsriShsbrand.
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Ii g. Sc. S Co. ThOmpsOns Eye Water
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W. N. U.-DENvER.-No. 2s.-iSOs.
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When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Papsh
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unMEC ALONG THE MoFFAT ROAD. Send
ttVWIO for settlers Guide. telling how 10 get
them. Daniel witler Co.. 7 Union block Denver.
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Denver Directory.

Financial Contract Security Co.
We pay SpsF cent interest DRPosIT BY NAIL,
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Fidelity Savings Assn i' Accounts Sc:S 10
SIND FoRS PER CENT. DEPOSIT PASS BOOK

GNnVE REPAIRS or every known make OF
O1OV ~ stove, furnace or range. GEO. A.
RuLLkN, lssl Lawrence g., Denver. Phone IA
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
TBILL" SEWELL, OF MAINE.
IN WHITE HOUSE SOCIETY
President RcoseYets Guide Enjoys the Experience Of Being IN
knoWn-Looked Like Congressman

One Of the most noted guests at tho
Congress reception al >rhe White House
Thursday night, was Bib" scweH. Of
Bangor, Ne, who was years ago Guide
for the President. when the latter u=nt
hunting in The Maine woods.
When the President was MAKING his
New England trip last August he gla-
BIZ in Maine. and urged him 70 come
10 Washington during the season. 80
This suited The woodsman. and he has
now come here with his family. They
are staying al a hotel. and are engross-
ed in the great sight. of rhe CaDTtaT.
FTankI-1 Han. one of the White Houg,
messengers. is The special guide for the
party Bill" has been chaned ouiga d
little on the score OF professional
guide needing a guide for himself. But
he returns the comment in amfabie
fashion. and admits he can End the waE
in the trackIess forest more easily than
in Washington, with all its local twists
and turns
BIZ attended the reception last
night with Mrs SeweH. Miss seveI ami
several others OF their Maine kfnsfou-
He mingled in the crowd in The Eaz,
Room, and experienced the UNIQUE sen
sation OF being unknown. such thfus
never happens in Maine for Pill" Sew
ell So the change vas welcome enough
and the old guide enjoyed the uninrcr-
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
CHRISTIAN De WET
Anglers CHAMBERLAIN
Presents Address Impugn-
ing EngIand's Good Faith.
BOER FEUD GROWS BITTER
Pet De Wet and Chris" Botha De-
nounced as ScoundreIs by Form
eT's Brother, Who Holds Aloof.

RLOENFONTEIN. Feb. Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain today had two
hours conference with a dcputation Of
about forty Beers of the extreme party.
including Christian De Wet The depu-
tatiou presented an address which. it is
understood. Nj. Chamberlain rejected. at
the same time rcbuking the delegates for
presenting the address. which he regard
ed as insulting. inasmuch as 1t tmpugued
The good faith of himself and the govern
ment
Christian DE Wet. who referred to Piet
De Vet and Chris" Botha as scourdreIs
accused the government Of coutraveuing
The terms of the Vcreeniging agreement
especially as regards the amnesty. and he
requested that The terms of peace sbouId
be Incorporated in a law
The fguds between the B0er na~f5oe
have become so strong. particularly ba-
tween the brothers Christian and Pfef De
Wet that MT- Chamberlain NAV we'll he
in doubt as to who really represent the
people OF she Orange River Colony Pia+
DE Wet who HIS been appointed iustica
OF the peace, headed q deputation OF low
aIist Beers to the colonial secretary.
Christian De Wet holds steadily aI0or
from the loyaiist section. and until TO-
day had made excuses and absented him
self from all the functions connected
with Mr. ChambeTlain's visit He is
credited with wanting 10 tear. up the
Eereeniging treaty and begin arresh-
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
WITNESSES NEED NO
LONGER KISS BIBLE
North Carolina Passes Bill Changing
Form Of Oath.

RALEIGH. y. C. Feb. THE North
Carolina senate has passed bill to 10
away with kissing the Bible in admin
istering oaths in this State.
The debate On the measure was quit
amusing The judiciary committee offer
ed substitute for Senator Goodwin
bill 10 prohibit kissing the Bible The
substitute instead OF prohibiting kissing
the Bible simply abolished the NECESSITY
o. kissing the book.
Former Congressman John 5 HendeT-
son explained the bill and the substitute.
He said he was not an expert on mi
crobes. but he read that there We're
10. 600 600 in a pound of cherries. an
he was sure there were many more en- a
Bible cover handled by indiscriminate
crowds. He did not think the change
would detract from the solemnity OF the
matter
Mr. Goodwin, patron Of the bill argued
for it, The only thing stricken out by
the bill from the code was and he snail
kiss the Holy Gospel Most people did
not kiss the book now. ne said. but ladies'
and children cbeyed the judge when he
said, Kiss the book Mr.. Wellbou OD-
posed the bill.
Mr.. Hicks, of Granville, said that BE
courteous. kiss was not the kiss Of At
lection and the witness was not expect ID
TO take half the book in his mouth. Tho
Granville man declared that in his coua-
" there was white supremacv"
Bible, the judge having ordered ono
Bible for coiored people and one for
white He appealed TO The senate not To-
destroy this old landmark.
Mr. BeasIey, of Monroe, said he favor
&c the landmarks, but he wanted tGe
landmarks clean II . man really obey
ed the judge, he said, he would have 10
violate the rule of personal cleanliness.
He did not think IT possible TO keep d
courthouse Bible clean
kissing was growing unpopular. OBJ
served Mr.. Baldwin. Men formerly kissed
each other, and now some States wanted
10 license kissers. He thought the right
way in which the oath was administered
was often responsible for perjury. He
pleaded for preserving the old custom.
The committees substitute was ;Eeu
adopted
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
CONSCIOUSLY HONEST MEN"
HONORED BY POLICE ROSTEF

If Diogenes is stiH in search Of N
honest man he can find one in Wash
ington without using his lantern.
At Police Headquarters they have
opened "a new record book which trev
call Roster Of the ConspicuousIy
Honest" and so far the book bears hut
one name that OF William Hill. cab
man, who wears city badge 40. y. ana
lives al 46s School Street mort Invest.
Everybody knows that an umbrella is
anybody's property That being true. il
is impossible 70 steal one Anyone who
finds an umbrella is by that fact on
titled 10 its possession. and no one a-in
dispute his right Therefore. when iiu
came into Headquarters This mornin,
carrying two handsome silk umbres.as.
one a mans and one a lady's. and eaid
he found them ia his cab. where some
fare" had left them last night. De
tective CoTnweli, whose office day il 49,
looked al the man in ACCOMPLISHMENTS
half doubling his sanity. Fiudiue tie
man apparently sane. and undoubtedly
in earnest. the umbrellas were tagged 20
await claimants. and The new Icok re-
terred TO was at once opened
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
MONTANA HOUSE VOTE
EXONERATES HARVEY
Impeachment Proceedings
Discontinued.
AMALGAMATED WAR STILL ON
Unanimous Action of Legislature 3
SurpTise-Speculation Rife as
to the Next Move.

HELENA, Mont, Feb THE house
judiciary committee last night made a
unanimous report in the Impeachment
proceedings against Judge Harvey
recommending a dtscontinuance of the
action The report was unanimously
adopted by the house Both the report
of the committee and the action OF the
house were surprise, as the Legis-
IatuTe is Overwhelmingly anti-Heinze in
its political makeup.
The Impeachment proceedings grew
out of the Minnie HeaIy mine case
which was tried before Judge Harvey.
During the progress of she case charges
of bribery and improper conduct with
z woman said to be in the employ Of
the Montana Ore Purchasing Company
were made against Judge Harvey He
Tetaliated by alleging that an offer Of
$3.50 900 to decide the case in favor Of
the AmaIgamated Company had been
made TO him. Charles W. Clark. son Of
Senator Clark Of Montana. and a. j.
Shaver formerly chief counsel for the
AmaIgamated Company. were named in
connection with this charge. and. sub
sequently. at Judge Harney's insugation.
disbarment proceedings we're began
against Shaver
Hardly was this case under way when
the Legislature joined in the fight. At
the hearing before the committee a
detective. Josephine Wallace was called
as a witness against Harvey Two years
before. after she had testified in the
Minnie HeeIy case, a warrant on
charge of perjury had been issued for
her. but she had disappeared and could
not be found until she was wanted TO
testify against Harvey When she was
brought before the committee his friends
at once brought up the old charge and
she was arrested as soon as she left the
committee room
Now that there has been a favorable
action on Judge Harvey there is much
speculation on what viii be the next
step in the Heinze-A malgamated war
fare
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
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The Washington times., 1903-02-07
MOnGy-Making Secrets
Never Before Re-
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Marvellous Powers Of
Mind Control Hith.
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Endorsed and Recommended by
Prominent Ministers of
Gospel, Lawyers. and
Business Men.

Over q quarter OF million. OF people
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This book describes the most marvel
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others.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Elevator Men Refuse to Arbitrate.
COL. HAsKELL's BEREAVEMENT.

col ". G. Haskell. District SeaIer Of
Weights and Measures, Thursday re-
ceived news of the death of his mother.
Mrs Nary Ann Haskell. in hshtabuIa.
Ohio. He left the city hat night 10 at
tend the funeral. which VIII take place
al the family home ina Ashtabula cr
Monday afternoon. Mrs Haskell Wa-
the widow OF the late John W Haskell
che OF the old residents Of the town.
She was eighty -four years Of age
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Employment Agency Frauds.

The bureau Of public charities OF New
FORK has sent q letter 10 Mayor Rid
dick complaining Of the Norfolk employ
ment agencies. which send negroes to
New York under pretense of getting
them positions. The victims in the end
have to apply to the bureau Tor food to
keep them from starving
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Agricultural College Annex.

The contract for the erection Of the
new building at the Maryland AgricuI-
turaI College has been awarded to Wer-
ner Bros of EIIicott City. The building
is to be completed by the latter part Of
next September
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Evansville Farmers Club.

Tie Evansville Farmers Club met Feb
ruaTy at New Birmingham Manor, the
residence Of J. D. CassaTd. near Muir
kirk, Prince George county The
resignation of D. NJ Nesbit was accepted.
George e. Loweree was appointed
member Of the executive committee in
place OF Dr. r s Hill, resigned.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Ships at Hampton Roads.

The monitor Puritan and the training
ship Lancaster arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday from Yorktown. where
target practice was held. The appTen-
tfces may go aboard the cruiser Balti-
more. now fitting out al New York. and
which is supposed 10 be under orders
to proceed south
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
a Boy Wanderer.

Officer Parkinson. of the Annapolis
police force. last night picked up a
strange boy at the Short Line Station,
who said he had come here from Nash
vile. Tenn, having walked a great por-
ton Of the distance and worked his way
on the freight cars for the rest Of it
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Judge McSherry's Illness.

Chief Judge James MeSheTry, Of the
Court OF Appeals. who has been suffer
ing from a bad cold for several weeks.
has been confined to his bed since Sun
day by an attack Of bronchitis.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
The Sunday Times Magazine Section

Is one Of the many features OF This bright
and progressive paper Tell your ucwsdeller to
send YOU copy.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Stricken With ApopIexy.

Street Commissioner Monroe. OF New
port News. was stricken with apoplexy
yesterday while performing his duties
and was unconscious for several hours
lie is jim a serious condition.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Old Clothes Saved Life.

Yesterday afternoon. while adjusting a
machine in the Suffolk peanut plant the
coat of Edward Chapman. the colorcd
superintendent, was caught by he pulley
and Chapman was whirled about the
shaft rapidly several times and finally
thrown twelve feet TO the floor He was
denuded of every piece of apparel except
his socks.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Training School for Nurses.

At che annual meeting of the dfrec-
tors Of the Peninsula General Hospital
it was finally decided TO establish a
school for nurses in connection with the
hospital al Salisbury.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Eagles at a Banquet

Cumberland Aerie. FraJernal Order OF
Eagles. celebrated the anniversary of the
order with an elaborate banquet at the
Windsor Hotel last night Covers we're
laid for 100. the guests including Al G.
Field and his minstrel company.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Bound to Have Good Roads

Five hundred dollars vas subscribed
in Hartford county this week by neigh
boring farmers to macadamize the road
from Rock Spring Church TO Grafton
shops, by the way of Forest Hill, for
which road a bequest was made by Miss
Rebecca WooIsey.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Tie on Warren County Bridge.

A special meeting Of the board OF sup
ervisors OF Warren county was held at
Front Royal to determine the advisable
ity Of erecting a bridge over the Shenan-
doah River at Carson's Ford, not TO OK
coed $4,000 in cost. The vote resulted
in d tie.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
J. H. c. Beverly Wounded.

J. II. C. Beverly, of Essex county, n
member Of the state board of agricvI-
ture, was loading q Winchester rife TO
shoot stray dog. which was attacking
his stock, when the she'll exploded and
burned his face severely.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Robert Simms Dead.

Robert Simms died of apoplexy at his
home, Beltsville, Prince George county.
February .. aged seventy years He was
unmarried and had lived at BeltsviIle
over fifty years.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Centerville Building

a syndicate OF CeUtervtIie capitalists
has been organized to purchase a Iares
block of the burnt district in the bust
ness part of CentervilIe and build a
large three-story brick building
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Glue to Grave Robbers.

some clues TO The robbers OF Mrs
Charles E. StengIr's grave in Ouancock
Cemetery have developed. A Mr.. Scott.
who lives near the cemetery. declares
that one night The past week two men
asked him the way TO the cemetery
They had spades and uHlighred lanterns.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Semi-AnnuaI Examinations.

As a result of the semi-annuaI exami-
nations at the Hayre de Grace High
School, under the supervision Of Prof.
Thomas Bowers, 200 pupils have been
promcted.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Sues Withers for $4,000.

In the circuit court yesterday at New
port News. a c Houston, OF Richmond,
instituted suit against Al ". Withers
for 1000 and interest. The claim is
for an alleged balance due on the Opera
House here.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Ex-Judge yinsOn Critically III.

Ex-Judge John T. Vinson. OF Mont
gomery county, continues critically i'll
al his home in Rockville His physician
and immediate friends are without hope
OF his ralIying. as he is in the seventy
ninth year of his age.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
wife,s Affections Not Stolen

The case of James Dunn, who sued
Councilman s, c. Davidson. Of Norfolk,
for $4,000 for alternating his wife's af-
fections. was decided yesterday in favor
of the defendant The jury was ou- only
ten minutes.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Charities and Correction Delegates.

Mayor Riddick, Of Norfolk, Eas ap-
pointed Capt John L. Roper, Capt. J.
". McCarrick. and J. G. TAFT. Islegates
to the State conference Of charities and
correction which holds its third annual
session in Richmond next week.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Schooner I. s. Hosklns Ashore.

The large three-mast schooner J 5.
Hoskins. which runs shingles from Flor
ida TO Salisbury. Is hard and fast
aground in Wicomico River. about one
and one-haf miles below Salisbury.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Arthur WiItan Hanged.

Arthur William coIored. lately convict
ed of the murder Of Jake Lee. a negro,
formerly Of North Carolina, who came
here 10 sell his tobacco. was hanged
at DanviHe yesterday. William confess
ed on The scaTold
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Wounded by Dynamite.

Jordan Watkins. William Taylor and
Charles Watson, all negroes. were badly
hurt yesterday by the explosion Of
eighteen sticks Of dynamite al Pinto,
Allegheny county.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM NEARBY STATES
BUYS SpottsyIvanIa Land.

NJ Il Dickinson has purchased Of
Sallie WiIIoughby. of Washington. a
tract OF land in SpottsyIvania county.
about fifteen miles from here, containing
about 300 acres. for 81 600.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Death of Frederick Settle.

Frederick Settle. welI-known citizen
died suddenly last night at his home.
near Warsaw. ased about eighty-fva
years. Mr., Settle for number OF Years
was treasurer and sheriff Of The county.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
To Construct Railways.

G. E Waugh, Of Orange county. has Sc
cured several contracts for railroad con
struction in The southwest part Of tre
State. and has employed number OF
men for the work.
The Washington times., 1903-02-07
Carpenter Cooke Killed.

William A. Cooke. q carpenter. was
crushed to death yesterday at the Ports
mouth ravy yard He was on rioct.
when the tug Alice ran against it. Cooke
fell between the float and the wharf aud
was killed almost instantly.