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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

fsstNFEe-3 sailEE IS DEPARTMENT oH
thW iMtesiaf latsed AsNips Lard t,see,
tfneHr ii 4 te1v Ida. March Ell. it83s Aanfeteut
fattass Aiisatattt hAvIn@ hs4n asrsI Ia thss asce
t@ Nsala A 4saHsf 1ssi arm Liza. contestant.
a1#sgss Homestead Mhgrs Ne saee made juno
8As Iisig. faF 4 g If IN aud SA@ ~ ~ha. sec
Is Tar rs HI. III tatnss NJ. u. A AthNet II
f4sfanNA es9nGE ksess III which Il Il altered thai
ss4t8 tsfNaMt tiRs NlsN{sT aHAnaaned sail
grae5 aHa ytaHKGd hts feSsiunee fheFefeNta
sfnr lsYsa tisn Ak nftits @ssss-a sssas said
eHtfA AHA next pr5Ne ~ thu date hAfNiH. shaf
s5s8d Ftsssi stk settled AlNiH hEta cultivated
A3 ssttA EafAN eHtstt A4ss ar tiNpfaNAd ~ Eas
a8sFtd ~ l#A aHA faea4 sAIl ahH%sl tas4AeA
y ~ n1s Sit4p ta HIS vinpstu Metit III fAe AtMN.
navy, af Marine corps af th9 nltsa StHtks
during ttF war With Npafns ar during any
athrF aAf IA e1hissi saiM initaa states mus he
euS#Sga III AIRY capacity
~Ata hAFffEa AEN hssetsx natiava ta appear.
gsSGsen4 and arNa tslssseu iNlsshfAg said al
ta4ME s1n. as ~ useists1 ~ 0n June II 1assi
less8srN fhe kessshNr and Receiver ~ the
4 u{sed states Land sssltse In eaeut Il Meme.
tHahfs
Ihs ea3d contestant hAe5na. IN proper Af-
iaslHslt, Hied Aptst II, stsasss sst fefth faatt
y assts stssN 4tfAf AEtvf 9Ae dAllMvssee personal
@Nfvlee ~ ibis Hulfee eaB hus lie made. "a il
he rsahy ersaeRed aud directed thar s0eh hnslcp
he &te@m III slAs HA4s ufe8tsr nnht8eAtistnz
Az MI /, H. nt8nlsuNes, Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

FOREST LIEU SELECTION No--UNITED
States Land 0t..e., Gssea. q 4 :,-s.t-. Iaaio.
April - ipa2. Notice Is hereby given that
John IL. Patten by II. G. culver. his attorney
y fact whose post office address Is standpoint.
fhe Acf Of June T. lsy4 90 ssatutes 800 the fol-
lowing described tract. to-wt: aw4 OF sE4
section % township 81, north of range west.
u. NJ. Within the next thirty days from the
date hereof protests or contests against the
selection ON the ground that the tract de-
sfrIl ~ or any portion thereof Is more valua-
bic for It's mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses viii bc received aud noted fer report 10
the commissioner OF the General Lnnd oificc.
A2a- M30 ID. IL. BUDioNG. Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
ssctlan 4. Chapter XIX.

Be Il ordained by the Trustees Of
TIE image 81 f7antfPaiiit Al per-
s1ilss are prohibited gsan riding bistys
sies siu any sidewalk east Of sand
creek, VI ~ ride bicycles on any sidc-
~'siE ~ fsfs,tisi altar tiark; also al
bicycles sitaii ~ equipped With bells.
@iiss.ii Aisalt Tit FiltS as occasion may
require ~ F.Fsi:fii sss.sais.rtsis. Any vim
lasisPn III iilsA ordinance Will be pun.
lsl4ad IS fsiiiaHs: Eliat ati sse, ~
iinc or two aHys Imprisonment; second
aifemNe, ain Hire ~ five days impfison.
neFls, os both ~ tile discretion or the
stffsiff
II. G. CUM ER,
Chairman Of Village 81 Standpoint.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Tie Republican Is In receipt of tile
following communication, Which Ii
self explanatory:
Esl.tfs Republican. N0w that TIN
sei.nfL Fcssr Il rifMrl, wili sou publish
Tie annual lieu!zed statement prom.
isssd ua some time ago. An lteaixed
" IA eiuelil DF the receipts aud dis.
hE.fsenelts 10 tho various sssaiiis;s Is iisysy
Ggie. CITIZEN y
IThe statement win h- published
y :ssssssss-;; ~ .ssi,sif siissssE ~iII
furnish IL the copy. FL
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
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NOTICE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE FOR PIiIICArION~TIM RER
l.st., 10. ..,.ns. 4, isssI sd states s.afis:
Office. Goeur d'Atenn. Idaho. Arr. 20. 1872.
Notice y hereby given that, IN conpli-
Hnre With the provisions Of The net Of Com
AfVse af .isaa =. tsss. entitled IAN nct for the
sitiu u timber ands In the Stale, of Gallfor-
mia Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory" as extended 10 all the Public Land
states ty ast Of August l. isfs. Michael r. Nc
ats;huAs, - ~talpe.nt Goaasy os haotenai.
state ~ Idaho. has this day lilsd In this office
his sworn sfHtUnent No. sff for the purchase
~ the @WS Of Section No. 10, In Town
ship No, I'D NJ. Ii, 2-W.. H. A., and will OFFER
.steasf .as shn# hat ia. land seaght i more
valuable for its Timber or stone than for nsri-
cultural purposes. and To establish Ills claim
n sail iant hrfpru lin Register and Receiver
~ ihi~ ffiiae Mt Occur Il Alcne. idaho. on
Tuesday, ihn 18th day of July. iNs.
lie tti.ssffsS as witnesses Andrew Brandt,
Frank Il siturfxsr John siehus, John Giiiis.
Al ~ sant!ts44sis. Idaho
Any ami nil persons aiming adversely the
attis -liEAr niind nrltis frti ufsttad Hir
tlleir claims Ia this Office on or Lsiorc said
18th day Of July. too
u. ii. RuDLoNG,
My9-Jyt Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
NnrnE rnn n1.laArlnN nknARr

NoTWg rae TnftcArIuN f,krART-
- ilAeHt III tiav satsflah Lard OiAeG ~
si0ssur Il ss#nN 8H@asas Nay = tN14 NNtsss9
+ hefsshs NfNNH gbAt fhe believing asnaesl
settles has afA astAsse III hls infHAtssaa II
sasks NssAi sssfF ~ sagpNast 1T hts sletsa, ard
Ah4t AaAl ifSMf Msk1 tia AnttaH hefNss ths
kassiSfKF mfsH EseAssNr Af Isss3fr IAANp4.
faasssk I'd jABe Ia saAs. VIA AtgfvA Martha
HHs4e*teaA sasFf isssh far ~. NJ ste-
fIa# III tawa#hlta a. M raaKr ! N II, Y.
His n#m4s lte fufsnAfn& Witnesses To f1axe
as aaas4&l#aats% s3Aians& uaaa and eHAfINae
lAaA IL vAsa Aha. stss IaseHA NariAa. th@siss
l. IsleNsH 88asa u 81 fHaAs ~ iAlFA. idaho
NsssseFt Marfka III S4stsHHH MASH
III ~ RIniANa.
Nte-1ea ssvssister.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30


Ruby Rrucn IL quite III Az her home
In this city.
Miss Lanise Allba,ish Is secsustsn::
her health out At tire ranch.
DR.. Buchanan and Chris Murray III
Standpoint were Hope visitors this
week.
Jerry Cavanaugh has returned from
Paradise Hot Springs looking bale aud
hearty.
The Eiae BIRD mime ~ Hlasatall
shipped swa tons 81 orc 70 The Tacoma
-....-;i.r ai.i. ~..l
Captain O'Donneii aud Dr. Retidy
have sold the steamboat Spray 70 the
Hope Lumber company.
Henry Diegnelili Of yerniiiioa, at
one time resident Of Hope, il here
Visiting With old friends.
Brant Bros. started up their saloon
inl.iness with GRIND upeninR hatuT-
day night. A free inneh was sersad.
Miss Hayne departed Tor MiehiEhii
Monday. 4 iasse s,assss,sf 81 ssas' pii-
pills we're At the train III bid her good
bye.
Miss McIivaney, who was ut spo-
kane undergoing medical treatment.
has fully recovered and has returned
home.
Among the Spokane visitors this
week were Mesdames Phelps, VIII
hams, Frlnger, Ahafaar: Miss tlnirk;
MexxrS. Jeannot aud Shafner.
Mrs a. Beii accompanied tic re-
mains IL her husband 10 MisgHuIa sun.
day morning, where she will have ti,v
body ernhalncd aud sent east fur in-
tcrrment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
Aa6..Jos

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIMRrr!
- Land. Act June 3. is7s-Ifnited St.,a.
Land Oftice. Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Nav 4
1902 Notice Is hereby given that in conniis.Is u
with the provisions OF the act OF Congrassa -
June 8 IFS entitled 1,e An act for the sale 3
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territorv !" =
extended to all the Public Land States bv ~
Of August 4. 1892 Louise Ponn.ss..s
Of Spokane. County or spokane. state +
Washington. has this day flied in this ns.,ss
her swern statement No. $50. FOR ~
purchase Of the Sc IA Of section IA
=. H., and will offer proof to show thai
the land sought is more valuable for its Tim
Der or stone than for agricultural purnness
and 70 establish her claim to said land 6efoss
the Register and Receiver OF this office =
Occur d'Aiene. Idaho on Wednesday. the ~
day of July. 1902
She names as witnesses: Alfred Grouleau
Of Occur d'Alene. Idaho: Joseph Lulongtir
Zeno Lopage, Joseph Douville, OF SPOKANE
Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-dcscribed lands are requested to III
their claims In this Office on or before said
9th day OF July, 1902.
M d. II. BUDLONG,
My@-Jy4 -. Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
NORTHWEST SUMMER SCHOOL.
Third Annual Session
NOR I nWfSTFRN BUSINESS COLLEGE
500 Second Ave-, Spokane, WASH
500 Second Ave-, Spokane, Wash.

Eight weeks beginning Twelve
nlty Reduced tuition Physical labraory
roomslarge cool and well equipped live school in
candidates
lie and high school desiring
Civil
thorough o
FACULTY: E II. Thompson; A. principal Spokane
Training School, f. Coleman, Spokane High School; c. Libby,
Cheney Normal School, Edith NJ special teacher arth
mctc Prof Franz Mueller muc
Minor Mrs. Ida Thompson Fielding Wilson, Sparks
instructors Northwestern
instructors the school
assured Endorsed by special
circular address E. H. THOMPSON, Principal
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATIoN-rrnp,.ss.:
I.nd a ng;. ac. June 4 1875 United sfsssS
y. is0s Notice is hereby given that h A.
pliance with the provisions OF the ac. ~ co11ss
gress Of June = ISIS. entitled An acf ~ 20
sale o. timber iands In the states of tsar1a -
MIA. Oregon, Nevada and Wssiiinstare sMn Llo
tory, as extenddio all the Public ard
BY act OF August I. 1sa. Anna b. Tns:s.tso
OF Cheney. County OF Spokane Sta.ne
washington. has this day filed i. this ai isss
the SWt4 Of Sec No. & In Twp. no \, nsse Al
No. We. - y. and will offer proof 10 "a 4. -
timber or stone than for Agricultural s. IL
poses and 10 establish her claim 10 sad {alss4
before the Register and Receiver NJ ta19!
9Th day of July 1902. -
She names as witnesses: Bert Wa
Of Laclede, Idaho May Hubbard. .lnslsf
Tompkins. William Hubbard az .tbasot9l
Washington. cos&ta
Any and all persons claiming adversely -
above-dcscribed lands are REQUESTED y II -
their claims in this Office on or befn,u ~. W
sth day OF July, 1902 ~
fA-o-1-o Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

III IL often asked how such start,
ling cures, that rukxlr tlie best piiSsl.
rtans, aFv Affected hy nr. kings new
discovery NfuF consumption. Heres
The SexreG N tule out tile phrEn
aud gGrm.lnfested m,.eus aud let's The
life-gtyiug oxygen enrich and sitallAe
thr ialssi. 1t heals the inIlameel.
ssangll.wnrn throat and lungs. Hard
rsald~ and ~tssblrrn coughs sunu yleid
I'll III. kings New Discovery, thf
m1~s infailihic remedy for ail threat
Askl lung silseAae~ Guaranteed hais
ties Az and sl.np TRIAL bottles free
att. H. tt~s'. III
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Editor II siisrnhllcan. Dear SIR:
pira~e dad enclosed statement u
Arhsnl district No. 3 IL date:
tsafmsses pn hana - aase ~ ~ =
hayc IN Iteml3ed statement of all
moneys received and disbursements ~
date. which 10 open u Inspection per
knnaliy ~ by publication Rrsp's.
w. u HUTCHINSON,
ss~fk
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

IT. Y. W IJN Els,
Chairman Of Village 81 Standpoint.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
DIED.

KELSEy-Suddenly, January l. 1902,
CHARLES l. KELSEY. aged fifty-six years.
Funeral from his late scsdcuce, 1910 Four
teenth Street northwest, Monday, 1t > p m
lntermcnt private. MI
BOLAND-The remains Of the late GEORGE B.
BOLAND. who departed this life December II,
1901 will be taken from the vault and inferred
in Mount Oliyet Cemetery, on Monday, January
6, 1902, at p. III.
Loved in life; remembered IN death.
May he rest in peace, Amen.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend.
By his son-in-law, GEORGE o. KRAFT.
MI
SMTTII-On January l. 1902 at 1:2j O'Clock a.
M. after n short and painful illness, CHARLES
SMITH, at residence oi c. G. Finacom, Alex
andria, Va.
Gone but not forgotten.
MI BY MRS. G. G.. FINACOM
PAUI-On January 3. 1902. SAMUEL T. PAUL.
Funeral from his late residence. 6ig Street
southeast, Monday, 9th instant, at $3.50 p. m.
mj-2
COGSWELL-On Saturday, January I. 1882
CORA, eldest daughter of +. 4. and NJ. v.
Cogswell, at 3l22 o Street northwest.
Notice OF funeral in Monday mornings Times
and post" mi
SCHMEDTIE-HENRY n. SCHMEDTlE. Born
in Glueckstadt. Holstein, Germany, October y,
1882
Funeral from his late residence. COZ II Street
northwest Monday, January q, at p. m. Please
omit flowers. mis-
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
STEAMER MENOMINEE In PORT.
Overdue Liner Had Rough Trip
From London.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The overdue At
lantic Transport Line steamship Mcnomi-
nee arrived in port this morning after a
very boisterous passage.
The steamship sailed from London on
December 90, one day late, owing to her
coIliding with a steamship in the Thames
From the time she left the channel un-
til arriving in port this morning the Yoy-
age was one continual series of furious
gales and hurricanes from the westward
accompanied by heavy dangerous seas and
furious squalls.
On the 9th and 2Sth OF December the
seas ran so high that the steamship
logged but fifty miles in twenty-four
hours.
Captain Lucas, when asked for a story
of the voyage declined to talk. saying:
THE voyage consisted Of very severe
weather throughout the passage
So far as could be learned the steam
ship sustained no damage. She brought
sixteen cabin passengers.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05

Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany.
The delay in thz general commercial
Introduction of Wireless telegraphy has
5cen as it was in the case of the Bell
telephone. While Prof. Alexander Gra-
Fam Bell had demonstrated the truth OF
MS discovery, it took Edison to make il
'' commercial -alue.
'usJ so with the wireless principle
me method was practically demonstrated
ta 1886 - Prof. polheas. bus not 1uul
Proc 7H'aka- had discovered how 70
Apply g.. -ff-ett -ad la-hes q,
rg Moro arGabet g.f -ra do. -,l 5gs5
was II w gras. uCisafsa! and CONNIE. ..
value. .I... Sue alrnr 'herr s.-.. -u..s
undisputed the basic patv.,s ot ~.rsleas
telegraphy.
How Messages Are Sent.
A Times reporter was received yester-
day at the Metropolis View station, and
had the principles Of the system en-
ployed in wireless telegraphy fully ex-
planned. as already given. Although a
complete demonstration of the success of
the establishment OF the station could
not be given by the operator in charge
on account of the inability to receive as
well as send messages, the method of
sending the message was shown.
The operator seated himself at desk,
and after turning on the electric current.
began the process of knocking off the
dots and dashes, on an ordinary Key, the
same as is urged in wire telegrsphy. By
means OF the Rumkorff coil It was trans
mitted through the aerial wire and to the
ground plate.
To BE Opened for Business.
1t is expected that the instruments at
the Metropolis View station will be per-
fectly adjusted by the end OF the pres
ent week, when it Will be opened for
business
The headquarters of the Federal Wire
less Telegraph and Telephone Company
are in the Drexel building. Philadelphia.
while the company's laboratory is in the
Faehlen building in the same city. Mr..
A. B. Davis is the general manager Of
the company, which is incorporated under
he laws of Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
A Cash Drawer Robbery Reported.

George sudduth. of lilG Street north
west, reported TO the Police Friday that
someone rad stolen SIS from he cash
drawer at his place of business at the
above number. Detective Charles Evans.
OF the Second Precinct. was detailed 10
investigate the case. and arrested Daniel
Webster, very black negro, 9eout nine
teen years of age. who is said to have
been employed at the store at The time the
robbery was committed. A charge OF petit
larceny was entered against Daniels au-
tograph at the station.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
HYMN BOOKS FOR BOERs.
Four Thousand Dutch Copies Sent to
Bermuda Prisoners.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA Dutch hymn
book compiled for the 1000 Beers held
on the Island of Bermuda by the British
has just been published by the American
Tract Society.
1t is the work OF Dutch chaplain de-
tanned with the Beers, and was published
through funds raised by the Boer sym
pathizers.
An edition of some 1000 copies was
shipped from this city this morning for
Bermuda. The book bears the title
"Psalmen, Gezangen En- Geestelyke Lied
eTen."
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
GENERAL sEAMANs' FUNERAL
Public Honor> ut san FrahciSe" i"r
tle Dead Soldier.

Tho bodv of Gen. william r. Seamans,
who died at the Arlington Hotel friuaS
morning. was taken to the Pennsylvania
station last evening to begin the long
Journey to San Francisco. The body was
accompanied by the widow and Liueten-
ant Commander Douglas White. No fu-
neral services were held in Washington,
the casket being taken direct to the tram.
The funeral party will be met at the
California State line by military guard
of honor and escorted to the city hail.
1t will lie in state there for day and
then be inferred in the National Military
Cemetery at the Presdio.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
MRS. HOBART GOES TO CANTON.
VIII Pay visit to Mrs. Mckinley ut
Her Home.

PATERSON, n. J., Jan. 4.-In response
to frequent invitations received from Mrs.
Mckinley to pay her a visit at her home
in Canton, Ohio, Mrs. Jennie T. Hobart
and her son, Garret A. Hobart, have left
this city for Canton. where they viii spend
several days.
Mrs Hobart was at the side of Mrs. Nc
Kinley during the obsequies OF President
Mckinley. The two women are very
warm friends.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
Inauguration Special Winter Ser
vice

by Seaboard Air Line Railway, January H. Flor
ida and Metropolitan Limited composed of Pull
man compartment. observation and drawing room
sleepcrs with dining car will operate daily be-
tween New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash
ngton and ST. Augustine. connecting at Jackson
VILE with through service 10 all West Florida
points.
Tourist tickets with exceptional stop-over priv
ileges now Oh sale. Office, li2l Pennsylvania Ave.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
Handkerchiefs. 45c.
IN MENORIAH.

RODCERS-In memoriam OF my dear wife,
MARTHA A. RODGERS, who departed this lie
January s. 1901. mOrc dcrotct wife anu
mother never lived and her kind heart and good
deeds are a solace to Us ON this the anniversary
OF her death. BY IIER LOVING Ill sBAND.
MI
SOPER-Tn loving remembrance Of our devoted
mother, MARGARET +. SOPER, who died one
year ago, January j. 1901
Loved in lie; remembered in death.
mi BY HER CHILDREN.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
Kansas Bank Robbers Captured.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Jan. 4.-The
four men who attempted to rob the bank
at Camden were captured last night.
Three policemen, farm hand, and tele-
graph operator composed the party. and
they will receive 81. 200 reward. The rob
bers made no fight. having been cornered
in box car, which was standing on
side track.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
GERMAN EMBASSY ATTACKED.
Serious Riots Said to Have Occurred
in st. Petersburg.

LAMBERG, Galica, Jan. "A "Przeds-
wit" despatch reports antI-German riots
at st. Petersburg. in which the German
Embassy was attacked and Prisce Won
RadOlin the Gcrm"- Dbassador, in
suited
Cossack .v res srHl order, wound
ing thirty s Z. .-H ers.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
provements in wireless transmission in
the past tyo years.
The Development of wireless telegraphy
-Ha result OF the discovery of Prof

...f '"nHer In inns coun-
.....# ---ip
lass r..-r a.f telephone -aur
operates. 4L. a--.. also .1atro'
.-.l.. ...ent- h- .r..s. rH-ua To-
Iict.sl. --sIsa bring the u.rl.... 9D-
'.-e .. to- -h s-0Ten- EiEu standing
ii was Fiv.. ---.,-.l"tH~ HEc 'l-'Hs
instruments so that the Morse 90. and
dash would come perfectly. thus making
ii possible for any wire telegrapher to
send or receive with his apparatus.
How II Operates.
A wireless message is sent and re-
ceived in just the same way that a wire
message is sent, except no wire is used.
The same key is used to transmit with.
and the same form of relay and sounder
at the receiving end.
When the key is depressed spark
from the battery is made by means OF the
Rumkorff coil. and one end of the spark
is conducted into the air by means OF an
air plate, the other into an earth plate
buried I'm the ground. In wire telegraphy
one end is conducted to a wire and the
other to the earth.
The spark sent into the air spreads out
in a circle in the form of an electro
etheric wave in all directions, rapidly
widening. as the ripples which form ON IA
pail OF water when pebble Is dropped in
gradually widen out. The end of the
spark in the earth widens in the same
manner by combining with the natural
earth current.
What the Coherer Does.
lust pc the water ripples in the pail
finally reach the sides OF the pail, so the
elsctso-clharic spark ripples instanta-
ueouziy reach the air plate and the earth
plate o. He receiving station. Then they
follow rr1 he wire on the air mast and
up the wire N the air plate, until they
reach The coherer.
When the electro -ethcric spark ripple
which has come through the air and earth
reaches the coherer, the filings leap up
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
Salt Rheum

You may call it eczema, tetter or milk
crust.
But no matter what you call it, this skin
disease which comes in patches that burn,
itch, discharge a watery matter. dry and
scale owes its existence to the presence OF
humCrs in the system.
1t Will continue to exist, annoy, and per-
haps agonize, as long as these humors
remain.
1t is always radically and permanently
cured by
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
1923 SO {:l 81 SR5gi2ns ts

Lot of very stylish Kersey Broad
cloth RagIans in loose and tight-fit-
ting effects; in castor, tan, and black;
with velvet collars and turned cuffs;
with yoke backs and thoroughly fash
ionable actual value is SIS. SIS, and
s20; choice of these for $10.9S.
The Washington times., 1902-01-05
.A..GLF 7 hing.
Chm. t,lae Feeling.

Coffee shine from many
a home ib. mother, or some
other me DO. usehold dyspep-
tic, ner a.- . BILE. There are
Thousand or case, re the proof is
absolute Here is one.
Mrs. c ., ntigO. Wis, says
81 was t.n"' toffee at an early
age. an1 Ia. y age | became a
victim :. E... nd as / grew to
womanhurE aches became a
part of u# rs r-a scarcely ever free
from OF
to try uw f1oI -lffee. l made the
trial a .be I.e.il as so satisfactory
that We .,s -ef yer since
Nv Ia= . a.# le daughter were
subject to ,I.4Uas attacks, but they have
both been entirely free from them since
we began using Postum instead of coffee
/ no longer have any headaches and my
health il perfect.
If some of these nervous, tired. irrita-
able women would only leave of coffee
absolutely and try Postum Food Coffee
they would tind wonderful change in
their life. It would then be filled with
sunshine and happiness rather than
wenriness and disccntent. And think
what an effect it would have on the fam
i,v for the mood of the mother is largely
responsible FOR the temper of the chill
dren."
The Washington times., 1902-01-05

same as the ~.rg .s more t-.u
the sounder, a... win Invariably ...
the electro-etheric wave from the etno.
the same as the ordinary relay picks up
the wave from wire in wire telegraphy
On wire line 1t Is we'll known that a
sounder will not work unless aided by the
relay after certain distance is passed.
Thus TO sum it all up, wireless telegraphy
is simply the practical employment and
the perfect adjustment of more delicate
instruments than are now used in wire
telegrapby, and hence 1t obviates the ne
cessity for and cost of wire, poles and
franchises.
The ether which combines with and car
ries the electric spark to its destination
also transmits the rays OF the sun over
its millions OF miles of travel to the
earth, and. theoretically, the puIsation3
OF wireless telegraph yibrate over and
on at speed of 265, 900 miles per second,
ever dancing on the ether, which perme-
ates all space, to planets, stars and solar
systems. far beyond the grasp Of human
intellect.
Governments Being Interested.
The japanese Government has installed
and is working successfully with wireless
teIegraphy over distance of 400 miles
from Japan to Korea.
The English Government has likewise
transmitted messages successfully for
long distances. and is equippins its war
ships as rapidly as possible.
Rear Admiral Royal b. Bradford, Chief
of the Bureau Of Equipment of the United
States Navy Department, has made en-
quiries relative to cost. etc, for equip
ment of the vessels Of the United States
Navy with the inst rumeuts manufactured
under the patents issued TO the Federal