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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03


The illustration shows an Improved
spraying apparatus for disebarsins
liquids Oh the foliage Of fruit trees, the
machine being designed especially for
large orchards. where time Ii more
valuable. With the apparatus provided
II II possible IL drive a team between
che rows at fairly rapid pace. and
~ two streams are provided the ada
cent sides Of two rows Of trees may he
sprayed nj the same time. There In
also storage tank for the accuinula.
ton Of pressure. In order that II tree
II discovered to be unusually infested
with insects the wagon may be stopped
long enough 10 treat them tn an extra
large dose Ut the destroyer. The pipes
arc arranged In such manner that a
0Mmbcr VI barrels of the liquid may be
carried at once. empsy!n. themselves
automatically In rotation. without the
ptnlng or closing Of any valves when
the sprayer In once In motion. Thus a
large quantity OF the liquid may he
carried and discharged with the least
attention 10 detail. allowing the opcr-
ator to devote his entire thought to
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

Ludwigshaven, Baden, April 3o.-Ihe
notorious Jack the Ripper who has as
saulted and mutilated Is women, has been
caught here red handed by two detectives
aitired as women
a dispatch from Berlin, March &c, said
the Baravian police had captured the man
who for several months previous had been
terrorizing Ludwigshaven by succession
OF outrages such as were committed IN
the Whiteehapel district of London years
ago The man then taken into custody
was butcher named Damian. He was
subsequently, released.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Per Capita In Porto Rico,

San Juan. April Emanuel Argueso
who failed for S35O,0oo, will probably be
able to reestablish himself in business.
Senior Argueso's firm is one of the largest
commission houses in Humacao. The as
sets OF the firm have not been made known
but it is believed they are sufficient to
meet all the liabilities Other failures are
expected and their cause is attributed to
the stringency of money Bankers here
estimate the per capita circulation Of
money in Porto Rico At about s.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
New Medical Discovery.

DR.. Charles l.. Villar, an ArgenAi,.
army surgeon. has just published "a
port OF the treatment of SO cases ~
tuberculosis with his serum at the mil
itary hospital in New York city TN.
treatment extended from December >
1900, to April 20, 1901.
tuberculosis in the early stage, says
DR.. Villar, was cured within 40 davo
Patients whose cases were more ad.
vanced all were cured except those wbo
could offer very little resistance tn tho
disease.
DR.. Villar did not divulge the charac.
ter Of his serum. but it is a yellow fud
Hypodermic injections are made. vary.
ing in quantity every second, third
fourth or fifth day. according to the
individual eases.
Argentine physicians have been in.
vited to investigate the alleged cure
and the serum treatment.
DR.. George f. Shrady of New York
city, in an interview published in the
New York Herald commenting upon
the dispatch, said that the medical pro.
fessiOn did not place much confidence
in the serum treatment of tuberculosis.
He said:
"The medical profession now holds
after centuries Of experiments. that the
proper treatment for tuberculosis ia a
change to dry. pure air. The impres.
sion that men are not cured OF con.
sumption is prevalent and an CHROME
GUS one. There have been many thous.
ands Of cures. The fact that DR.. Vilar
does not give the formula Of his rem.
edy would prejudice the medical pro.
fesson against it. A remedy designed
to benefit the human race should be as
free as air, and water"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

Some one expresses an opinion that
the scab ON potatoes Is worse where
the ground Is packed solid or Is allow
ed to crust over, II this Is true II
Is true Il should be less abundant where
a sirawy manure Is used than where
commercial fertilizers are used. which
aud porous by having green rye or a
heavy grass sward plowed under Just
before the seed Is planted will grow
potatoes free from scab almost inyaria.
bly,. but we think that the decaylug
vegetation Kills the fungus that causes
the scab. Exchange.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Plots in Russia.

keriin, May 1.-The Lokal Anzeiger
prints dispatch from Breslau which SAYS:
An extensive nihilist plot has been dis
covered in Russian Poland Six hundred
arrests were made today, of which num-
Der 200 were transported by special train
TO the Warsaw citadel The towns OF
So>novlce, Sielce and Dombrowa have been
occupied by two companies of Cossaeks.
Secret correspondence was discovered at
Sielee by which the plot was revealed"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
whes 10 Plan, Sugar Rec,..

The Michigan station decides that Il
Is safe aud wise To plant beets as early
In the spring as We do any farm crop;
that prolonging the date of planting
gives u longer period for thinning and
In ordinary years should length.n the
season OF ripenlng aud harvesting. aud
tiually that the date OF planting scrms
To have but little influence nn the per.
cen,agc OF sugar. nr. Wiley says.
.Beets should be planted as early In
the spring as possible"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
President In Alabama.

Huntsville, Ala, May 1.-The scenes AZ.
tending the passage of the presidentn.ii
train along the route today were repe'i'
ton of those of yesterday Crowds at ever!
way station eheered and waved to tae
passing train, and every farmhouse anu
crossroads had its group of eager watchers
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
TRADE REPORT.

Bradstreet's report of trade for last
week is as follows:
While affected by unfavorable wealth
err conditions, general trade manifest
ed strong underlying tone which
seemingly lacks only the advent of bet
ter weather to become bouyant. Cold
weather had undoubtedly affected
planting and termination in some sec
tions, but the probable damage to crops
Is not SO great as earlier advices ap.
peared to indicate. In some directions
activity was pronounced, as for exam.
pie in iron and steel, where apparently
production is taxed to its utmost ca,
pacity, though seemingly more to meet
spring requirements than because Of
new orders. A stiffening in prices is
noted in lumber, with a demand fully
up to the supply. From Portland, Ore,
comes the report that the logging
camps are taxed to supply orders
There is little alteration in hides.
Activity on an enormous scale con.
tinues to rule in the New York stock
market. Early this week irregularity,
with some heavy selling and declines.
prevailed, due to renewed gold ship
ments. caused by large supplies, aggre.
eating $1S0000,OOO, to the new British
loan. Money rates failing to harden,
bullish sentiment resumed control.
Wheat.
Tacoma.-Wheat-Quiet and steady;
bluestem. 601ac: club, 5Sc.
Portland, Ore-Wheat-Walla Wal.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
rrotats In sheen

Many experienced aud successful
sheep owners declare that the wool
alone will pay for the Keep OF the sheep
aud that money derived from the sale
of lambs aud mutton should be clear
gain. Upon such a basis there would
seem to be little doubt that the prod,
from them must be greater than from
any other class Of stock.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

Between 10000 and 10000 persons De
parted from Chicago April 80 for poin's
on the Pacific coast. 1t was the last Cd!
of the sale of $50 tickets. On nearly ever!
road special trains were required to hand''
the business.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

Cannes, France, April 3o.-Fire broes
out last night at the artillery camp III
the vicinity of the village OF St. jean
Eight men were burned to death and sew
eral were injured.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Accidentally Killed.

Valley, Wash, April 2s.-Harry ADAMS.
aged Is, from Spokane, accidentally snos
Alfred Jenkins. aged Is, through '"e
heart. The jenkins boy died in less tnaA
five minutes.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

tho condition OF the trees. The pump
" operated by gearing It directly to
the hub Of one OF the wheels. The pat
ent has been granted to Ferdinand l..
Capps. Of Atlanta. Ga.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

The Iowa experiment station has
bssn making . series Of interesting
experiments concerning the absorption
g watsf n butter which are reported
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Msuias Fertilizer. at Home.

There In one advantage In mixing
fertilizers ut home. that II one has
definite Idea Of the elements most
needed In his soil. or by those crops no
Intends to grow. he can use them In
such proportions ms he wishes. without
buying such as are not needed. lie can
also usually buy the raw material ut
such prices as may save him the usual
commission paid TO the agents, and the
cost Of bagging. and put into his pocket
also the price charged for the mixing,
A part Of tho two first Items In more
Imaginary than real. however, as tho
dealer wants profits ON the material.
~ he would have on the manufactured
goods. Hut II the farmer decides tn
do this we advise him against the buy.
Ing Of raw phosphate rock or bone. and
mixing II with sulphuric acid. The
carboys Of acid ARE unpleasant things
20 handle. m the acid burns clothing or
Ncsb wherever II touches them. aud
railroads charge high rates Of freight
ON them. because Of tho danger OF
brcaking In transportation. II IL better
20 buy the acid phosphate fourteen to
sixteen per cent strong. -American Cul.
tivmtor.
Large May Crop ssd HAY stack.
A farmer near Corvallis. Ore. ls re-.
ported In the Orcgoninn rs having a6,a
acres Of what In called beaver dam"
land. = part Of which has been In tim
othy for over seven years. last year be-
Ing the seventh year Of cutting. ana
one Of the best they ever had. The
Yield was over four tons to the acre.
and they put over one hundred tons IN
one stack. which they sold 10 a Govern.
meut contractor nj 81 per ton. or near
II 81, 900 Tor the stack. We doubt II 80
much Was put In one stack anywhere
slss In the United States Near the
edge Of the meadow stood two large fir
trves. aud . wire was stretched be-
tween them nifty feet from the ground.
then By ropes. pulleys and hay fork
the hay was carried to the top Of the
stack. Il 10 not often that timothy
viii endure 10 many years In one tield.
but on strong land. not pas,urcd or cut
too closely we can believe that II might
have done so.--Exchan1e.
The 0essvsi Pnrso.e Farmer.
The general purpose farmer who In
good gardener gets better living for
himself and family than the special
crop farmer. affirms American Agricul.
surist lie raises his own dairy prod.
ucts. beef. pork and mutton. eggs and
fowls. fruit and vegetables. and II he
wants TO eat them he Ii not obliged to
stop and count the cost. lie has no
fear Of starvation through stoppa.e OF
railroads or strikes. lie 10 not as badly
affected by . poor season. for he has
several crops TO depend upon. and. ~
b. usually sells more than he buys, II,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Wheat.

Tacoma.-Wheat-Quiet and steady;
bluestem. 601ac; club, 5Sc.
Portland, Ore.-Wheat-Walla Wal
La, Coo.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Metal Report.

1ondon.-Rar silver. steady, 81 SD
per ounce.
San Francisco.-Silverh bars. 50 7.Sc;
Mexican dollars, 49taG50c.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
A Village blacksmith saves III. Little spn
Life

Nr. II. II. Black, tic well kno WI
village blacksmith III @Fahamsyille,
.,alliyan county. !. y. says: "4ur
little son, fye years I'D. las ii s avs
been subject 10 Group, and 81 bad have
the attacks been that We have fea red
many times lie would die. We i ave
had til doctor and used many mefli-
cines, bot Chamberlain Cough Il m
eds is now our sole reliance. 1T se ms
To dissaivc the tough muclls and by
giving frequent dos.s ahen tho
cfoupy symptoms appear VIZ hElye
found that The dreaded rrpup i cured
before il gels settled. There Is 40
danger in giving this remedy fol IL
no opium or other injurious
drug and may pc given rs cnni leDily
IL 4 ba he lis an adult. For sal. in e.
r. foss. druggist. n
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

a. n. sweet. Who Had Been Nursing nix
Brother. Also Stricken.

The smallpox contarion has araih
mace It's appearance in this vicinity Il
a lew days ago J. W. Sweet, who had
contracted the disease in the vicinity
OF Bonners Ferry, and his brother, a.
Il. Sweet, who had been caring fot
MN, were allowed to return from Thu
detention hospital. shortly after
Their arrival \. II. Sweet was taken
down with the disease. While 1T the
detention hospital Mr.. Sweet WAS yat :
cihated and IL #as though; that BIZ
would not contract the disease. SIS
IN the case OF his brother. the disease
Is IF very mild form and he il 4
! ready on he high road to recover.
The house where the patient Is
CHARTERED was promptly quarantined
and no danger is anticipated from thar
source.
The eontaeion has also broken out
at Selle's timber camp. which is ID
Gated about two miles from kootcnaE.
Thursday evening John Hill and MrS.
Nelson came into town from that
camp, bringing with them a man WHO
was afflicted with the disease. The
patients name could not be learned
Inc town authorities took prompt AZ
tlon IN the matter and no bad results
are anticipated here from that SOURCE.
Shapiif IlHnp at.1 =.
Wenz were AT once notified OF tile
conditions at Sellc's camp. These or
liccrs responded promptly and a quar-
antine has been placed on the camp.
No new cases Of smallpox have been
reported from there.
In this connection we recall an item
which appeared in these columns about
one month ago. AT that time Il small
poX patient was allowed to come into
town from Salle's camp and the Re-
publican took occasion To censure MIR.
s'eila for his carelessn2ss SIR. SelIc
became very indignant at this, and
the Republican believed that the old
gentleman might have been u3jiSilY
cchsured, bat it now appears that his
camp should have been qgaranliDfi
at hat time. II a man sill not exc r.
else dule care in matters which endah-
ger the health of 4 community. sirih-
gent measures should be employed 10
make him do so. There can be no Elk
cuse for again allow ing man alllrteC
With smallpox To come into town.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
PAaHEa LEAPED no MS DEAF II
Jumped From Moving Train and S1s
taiaed Tntal Injuries.

James Parker II tais place met With
fatal accident FRIDAY night in 81 f.
ting Oil the vest bound passane Ter
while the train was in motion. Ne
boarded the train % take leave OF /;
friend who was gang away, and ~
lie time he was ready - ret etl b
train vas almost infnll motion. q ~
ing To tie darkness he evidently do
see the mail crane and bad tile Ill Ia tx
10 lump Sqaarel5 against il. Il : IS
thrown BACK toward the wheels Q. the
moving tgai4 and me 81 lis feet Mas
crushed. II waS picked up more dead
thda alive, and while tie extent ri bis
inieries c0ald not be ascertained, ii
was believed IL, spinc bad been inlA r-
"a and i.af ,lc as quite severely ltIft
internally. county Physician w NJ
was sant for and arrived Oh the IN i'd
night passenger. The injured ~ an
WIS nude comfortable IL possible and
taken g the county hospital at Ra II
drum "a tae morning passenger. J Ist
before going - press il vas Ienrf 81
that PARKER bid suftumbed 70 bis H.
juries shortly after his arrival at lte
hospital.
Deceased came here about til Zee
months ago from britoif, Mich. !; nd
until ec.nlly had been working al
surveying is assistant 90 y. X. ASH f..
lie was about . Yeas Cd and 50 Tar
as known md no family. 10 II a.
lord Murray he had stated % +, ar
ioas occasions that he lad no RI Ii.
li.es living. but that H. rad an in
come from an estate lef. linn by bis
mother. who died a year or So ago.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars.
Cham berlain's Cognh Remedy in Chicas .

I!isgen Bros. the popular south
side druggists. corner 6eth street and
Wentworth avenue. say: I'VE sell &
great deal of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and finds that il gives the
most satisfactory results. especially
among children for severe colds AMI
croup.'' For sale BY 2 II. Fnss. drHt
yist.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
pcAL NEWS IN BRIEF

bCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
D Happening in and About Busy
Standpoint.
Flor de Ha milton cigars. al
Ihel Rickerd is reported on
fst.
S. Lee is visiting friends in
This week.
eSt because best" Ponce de
fana cigars, at Baldwin's. IA
Held. manager OF the Hope
com pany, was here on bust
ncsday.
y Peter johnson made 4 bus
to Spokane this week, re-
ednesday.
ughes OF Republic, Wash.
ng a few days here as the
Dr.. J. h. Buchanan.
ALE -Order for scholarship
5estern Business college OF
Apply at this Office.
Dc. franklin made a business
mira and Naples Wednesday
ereSts of the Idaho Cedar
Buchanan returned Mon
two weeks sojourn in Spo-
Rre he was visiting with rel
friends.
b. the inclemelat weather
pthly midnight hop at the
all was not as well patron
bal Friday night.
'llogga Of Bonners Ferry,
of the Pend d'Orcille meat
BE. was in town Friday look
his business interests.
Hill, an emplove Of the
nlber Company at timber
b formerly made his head
here, is now stationed at
Mont.
bdpoint Teachers Assoc.a-
\ the public school build
lst Saturday. TIE meeting
attended. Tie next meet
held Nov. 30.
d. Iost and son. Master
rrived here Sunday to re-
panently, and our family is
tercd in the new cottage
hem on SecoGd street.
llumbird, president of the
vilich bears his name. ar
from st. Paul Wednesday
ter some business matters
with the company's lumber
title Nought. dressmaker.
Byron CoIrser's o25
IS boarded the east bound
Friday night. for a brief.
his father. VINO was return
western trip. Mr.. FeSs ac-
his father as far as Hope.
eriault. who. was formerly
with John O'Hogge in the
IsineSs here, has purchased
rest in Il. i. Buffers store
and has taken up his res
hat city.
raYis has commenced build
rory residence upon a lot
ecently purchased from L.
on Second street. As soon
is completed he will move
ilere from Rathdrum.
jon was visited by the first
of fall rains during the
x weather was bad. but acs
the prophets there is nc
eing discouraged, for the
lrmer" Of several weeks
still on the program be-
sets in.
BUR readers have 40 doubt
Experience at mcsing. and
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

b. CAMP NO. 1913. r. n. A.
~ odncsday evenings at Pythian
Sara A. Perkins, Oracle; Mrs. En-
1 Recorder.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

HIVE. NO. Is. l.. O. T. Vi
y rday evening of each week at
! i. susan 4. Rickerd, Com; Della
) x.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

WOODMES OF AMERICA,
pint Camp No. 7ial. Meets Satur-
b. of each week at II. OF =. hail.
hd. V. c.; G. X. Foss. Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
bcIETY CARDS

LODGE. No. ~. X. OF p
Thursday evening OF each
|. Of =. hail. G. X. Foss. Z. c.; A.
b, X. Of X. x ;.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

TENT no. %. X. O. T. Nj
evening of each week 1T
D.. W. +. Whitaker. Com. J II.
IL.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

dent ORDER ODD FELLOWS
! bit Lodge No. 50. Meets Tuesday
Each week at X. OF Z. Hall. {. 4.
!. ". L. Whitaker. X. :.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Church Service.

Church Service.
CRCH MORNING. SERVICE AT
evening service. 8 O'Clock. sun
4 at 10 IA. IN. Epworth League. Z 80
FER meeting Thursday evening al s
j. c. REED. Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ. Ryan: Third-ave. west side So
feet north of One-hundred- nd-seventy-s
26x96. .10x26x95.1O four story brick hathouse with
store; foreclosure sale; Michael Huber. executor,
ETC. agt. Laura Streiher ct al. Miller Decker a
Miller, attorneys; Franklin Bien. referee; due on
Judgment $15 S6s -; taxes etc, S7O0 No lis West
One-hundred- nd-fourth-st., south side, 225 feet
west of Coumbus-ave., 25x10011 three story brick
front dwelling house; foreclosure sale Louis Man
der agt. Margaret A. 5. Kitchel ct al: James
Schen Ekus, attorneys; Lewis H. Freedman
referee due on Judgment, sl395 63; costs $3ij 76
taxes. etc 81. Alb 02
by Peter +. Meyer & Co: No lG6 East SEVENTY
fourth-st, south side. 1875 feet west of Thrci-ave
l89Xl022, three story brownstone dwelling house;
foreclosure sale, William +. Gorham agt Fannie
Hyams ct al; Arnold II. Wagner. attorney; Abra-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

Joseph referee: due on gdgmegn9 5ir5se T9STs es
west side. 49.1 feet south of One-hundred-tanea
twenty-seventh-st. 25x10o four story 5rick sl2 "a
foreclosure sale Harlem Savings Bank aSt. aSt.S.. -
ward F; Hartley ct al; F. B. Wightma&n; an n inds
Sidney J. Cowen referee. action No. l. que OF W
ment $50 347 D. costs. 1881 rs; taxes etc. Sz,9VV
174 East Onehundred-and en- he story
side 100 of Third-aye, 11X9S H. lhIee 500
brick dwelling house; foreclosure sale 5 4
erty; action No. >: due Judgment, So'S-' 'O' 00
S2S3: taxes, etc. $3.50. :, 80 NOS,
BY Philip A smyth: No 1850 Madis9naaTe iTfS MIS-
second-st 25xs3. hve story brick hathouse, Win n
stores; foreclosure sale. Julius D9I 5
William P Burr referee due judgment s $VS Wd2 ~
costs S346 10: taxes etc. s11lS a. NO 80 west
Thirtv-tifth-st south side. $50 feet west of Sew
enth-ave, 25xsS9 fve story brick tenement house,
with stores and four story brick tenement mouse
on rear: foreciosure sale. Charles c. SLOANE ct al
act Frances Karban ct al; Murphy * Metcali at
fSrnevs: samson Iachman, referee; due on Judg-
ment s2SIO S8 costs sS6 S2 taxes ETC. , Ss4s fo % Mrs
Mary p Mass of Bayonne, " J., the three story
dwelling No. 515 West One-hundre =
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
KNOW WHAT YOU AIN AT"

Mindful Of the danger 10 which the still hunter
OF the Adirondacks is exposed while in the pur-
suit Of game. and with desire influence public
sentiment against the reckless discharge of rifles
and other firearms at unknown objects, by care
less and inexperien ed persons, many sportsmen
who hunt in Southeastern Essex County, y. Y,
have formed for mutual protection the Ticonderoga
Gun Club-motto. *. W. Y. A. A" (Know what
YOU aim att The movement lately arose from the
suggestion Of an old Eagle Lake farmer and deer
hunter. who has shown many young men how TO
get their first big buck stalking at long short
range, and his maxim, faithfully treasured by
pupils. has already saved several hunters lives.