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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-04-02
In Sunny
Tennessee.

The Maury Democrat, of Columbia,
Tenn, in speaking of recent visit of
Avery C. Moore to that place, says:
Mr.. Avery C. Moore, of Idaho, who
is in the city this week on mining bust
ness, has some very interesting things
to say of the golden west", it's re-
sources and it's present and future
greatness. He is pleased with middle
Tennessee and is quick to admit it, but
when the Democrat asked him to say
something about Idaho he Immediately
forgot all about Tennessee, and even
Alabama, where Mr.. Moore was mar
RED.
Zone cannot but admire this beauti-
full section" he said, "as one must adj
mire the bluegrass section of Kentucky,
but you must not be impatient with me
when / say that Idaho is favored by
nature above any other state in the
union. The richest land on the Ameri-
can continent is that of the beautiful
Camas Prairie in my home county of
Idaho. The farmers who live there
have never known crop failure, and
they produce average wheat crops of so
bushels per acre.
"Idaho has everything that is desir-
able except a solution of the negro
problem. My home city of Grange
vile, a rapid growing and very pros
porous city of $500 people, in the heart
of rich agricultural and mining coun-
try, is eighteen miles from the nearest
railroad-in this respect without par
allel-and yet its churches, schools and
stores would do credit to your own city
of Columbia. Lewiston, the head of
navigation on the Snake river and the
metropolis of central Idaho, is said to
have the most perfect climate to be
found anywhere, and yet Lewiston is In
the same latitude with Augusta, Maine,
This delightful condition is due to the
warm winds of the Pacific ocean. The
southern part of Idaho is being rapidly
developed and the valleys rendered ex-
CeSQlIlSly productive uiluSl III u aIiOi
Idaho's fruit took the first prize at the
recent National Irrigation Congress
and our apples, cantaloupes, prunes anC
pears are being marketed as far east
as New York.
Zone county in Idaho produces hal
of the lead mined in the United State:
and our wealth of gold, copper and sill
yer is practically unlimited. "
Mr.. Moore is an enthusiastic demo
crat and is a member of the Idaho leg
islature. He says that the west is no
partial to any particular candidate, bu
that the delegations at st. Louis will
be disposed to support a candidate &C
ceptable to New York. He is confiden
of democratic success nationally, anC
says the party has an even chance IL
Idaho.
A number of Columbia citizens arr
interested with Mr.. Moore in Idah'
mines and he will remain in the cit.
several days longer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
COMMERCIAL NEWS

The local market remains falling stocks
IN further
improvement steady Of bee London The
principal b. lack Of ready cash. and
although being disposition
81 There sale of Eva
Of shares of Waialua at SIS
In general business activity than The arrival in
has improved business wonderfully
buejackets plenty Nearly
the vessels especially the
ec
The banks warrants which are being taken
a presumably James
Ppeekeo June Ees quoted
n Planters
ressm Goodhue who
They hope induce capital to come to the
w R. Castle bought the Lansing plantation at Wahoe
mill Morgan
10 the to
EIi Y Amin bought the
wass
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
THE FIRST PACIFIC STEAMSHIP.


Honolulu yesterday her
Orient Like Mongolia the steamship the Pacific the
belonged Pacific Mail Co.
The Colorado making 1862
arriving a Hongkong or January
Isaac Allen then Consul General Hongong and he describes the
vessel
the Consul General
Abraham Lincoln had the
United
States the steamship Colorado OF the Pacific Mail line
at
of globe between Asia and
Governor of
officials distinguished citizens of Hong Kong around the
He readily complied and Chinese,
ed the watching ading sailed 1t gala day
peculiar
made
official full of the ships build ownership
o
the Sirius Though the the British Isles
her New York Savannah
the
without started And
British
pursued thinking But
wasm upposng
the TO of
ships sailing under the arngd banner of the republic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
THE HUMOROUS SIDE OF. LIFE.

ConyieWe reckon I'd rather be pntent
VistorWhy2 cOnvictIn in here for bigamChago Chronicle
First boardedWats that loud humping
trust
Rid@some star balgirIs wstbag and caused
dreadful cmoon Ricardo-hy contained her
costume f'Ex
Experiments having proved dangerous
ordered Admiral
A1asarof being Punch
Great guns exclaimed the absentnindd
end this cigar IN my mouth How fortunate
dear rejoined his dwife-
News from the war;
hope he entered the eegraphoom
DONG returned the boss of the
them The grim determination
he crdcabe this duplicate
don't get together and
both off efrontpa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
.W0LETs GROWN ON TANTALU

Vio big and blue aoushing ike Tantas The
pertinent with the flowers started only after had been
demonstrated that voets would the Honolulu
thriving business has of bononnerres
Tuesday
A. V Gear started Tantaus
mulated by dozens of Japanese sell
florists Young dsposes of his vole
basket keep them fresh The vos planted small
all
Honolulu those
and
while will hardly
The dark blue
The
blossoms Tantalu the olet in
flowers California The
of punches they
brough town
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
THE MAJESTY OF LIFE.

The Majesty Of Deah and the Majesty quantities Death
event. regards purely transitional ina
duces recognition they could do the %
good Life filed with the productive ACTIVITIES
Men capable thought of intellectual Incidence
anaun as Teyee IS often mistaken realize mental
s @ mon the source Il life There conclusion
possible that originates act OF sheer creation o me
distinguished the finite and therefore must @ ef
Tyndn Alpine heights isolated s
propositions sorg 10 unTaye me mystery
geinai and to accomplish the miracle g spe
barrier BARR to this kind Of scientific investigation
In sense there shrubs and flowers
expressions Nature his KIND q me
filed with dignity Of its own When the animal nsa s the
that flashes for an instant IN the sun 70 1ne nug tie
poderous physical Individuality impressed me s
But when Man distinct contemplated the
acme Of majesty IS attained and the student consciously
en Of the Creator The cell
the immediate cause OF oIgaza
certain period identical whether It : 70 p
craving through the ocean and the streams q the
quadrupeds hills and the Plains the groteqe
bpeds that eaeatre humanity Or the ora eaIps 80 Isri
The work Of creation unerngy pr9eseds with p M differ
1 M ed Here Is where as Carpenter great psychologist
evolution law entirely cease lh mystery
Of mysteries however is when originating N appa par soul
Life IN invested With understandable majesty But
s s sI s its anestans are replet
; tbs scope even Of the lower forms
bounded by the armament and the
lions the elnadzed increasing glory
majestic iuHaissen Inc eps o. hsg ~ me i;ons Of poets
war when life optimistic summit And
yen to all subles are
added nddua and OF the possibilities
labor and noble ambition the combined gn OF the whole
taxes ma the
There there much that
ineloro
bucolc obuns
still
living to-day would
the human The herom that Schiller
largely imaginary Themopyae has ITS
of
children sufficient number OF the crew to man the boats had
the TORN
of The Dead March
Central America
tpd
preferred
Waterloo
Victor Hugo
which Old Guard sunde
this of the
thousand Spartns be egated poeca
GUIDED lives Twentieth Century than they have
growth
religion.
Death but the Majesty OF Life is unendng and ne0m
parable
srrrJr7 vxyAp
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AFTER THE WAR.

Russia would be permitted
Certainly Japan for her safety
compelled deny Russia the possession OF port Against such
Japan with
a
China and Great Britain acting together can control the Far Eastern
TO nquihed
they did
The midEuopen
naval difficulties long
japanese policy would
likely o
in
Japan abter of Korea China and the Siberian
India Thbet and Persia,
back from the Pacific That
peaceful rather than militant
Among prizes the
Russian duplty
of the
pies saehaien viii
doubtless political
prson
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The next time Collector
naval wave he will proceed according
provided Seeing naval vessel
poach its Of cigars wines Panama hats eu and
formal calling
chief date hours ahead the
himself best and carriage
diverted By the the calling hour has arrived the ship viii
have and head
Collector will salute the flag apologize the sentry for not having
and advance his head erect his shoulders squared and the
hand the OF his panoon to position
and asks him what bnke hanging
the Collector will his hat letting fall naturally BY his side and
The will be writing and endorsed and sent
notation Of the that as the hour late the Collector
call Etiquette requires that the Collector upon this shall wheel count s
hman watch the last of the baggage coming off the ship He
% W' interfere with the npete jurisdiction over entries Of mer
bsnd = ports which Congress in its wisdom has conferred upon
Treasury Department
Seventeen last weeks
Fifteen alike they all hit the same man the one who
Mr. Hearst should understand of
towards him is friendly but discreet If he going pars
ride with him. uulatng
Of the Yellow Kid But somebody else
Democratic patriots don't
If will Hava loyalty fact
managers Of the local Democracy
Mr. Hearst
check order draft No taken
way
Booths friends insist that ne ought
being that he can tx
Admirers OF Curtis aukea
police Johnny the
of OStn who born
indicates willing to be President OF the Board
Health dozen or more Democrats drop daily Captain
Campbell among the who have much right as stewart 60 eSp
something Stewart did letter read at meet
islands, this must also be looked
after Nv list good one saw the political philosophers
Of clothes to
whole put on Surely Offices
getting scarce If the elected
stood by the organization
coming of battalion artillery replace
the Goth and Mckinley recalls the time when Camp Nc
by the battalion of the Second
Spanish the when the
actually Of the century and probably would
have been them wise It became necessary
The Camp feet
above the level of the ocean and n short time engineers
soldiers agy began out the
Pacific Ocean ay after dav the pumps
remarked that by the the holes dry the Pacific Ocean would be no more
There battalion living the city who
among the wel-diggng heroes
from Judge Advertisers IL D and
Ph So hasten give the
distinguished this candid explanation
glters gold by lady
Swat the initial performance The
joke the
lady her confidence First she had
opera stage signed h
the bode stroke Of all brought Dave Barry of
and champion of Hawaii the affair One of Dawes
photographs III which fighting and in his well known de-
fensve attitude the face wttenFrom Dave
of flowers accompanied the
wondered
as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15

ANY ndwhoex
serpents published
recent testimony the OF the French
eunboat
given identical with that which has made familiar
IA the of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15

Russian the
surest results
viii find enough do there without med
ding witht the terms of settlement the farther East
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15

Experiments having proved that dangerous element
thrust Russian vessels the eighteen torpedoboa
akarof are being sent by railway.-Punch
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Land oilce. Washington. d. C., July 13. 1905
until O'Clock Pm. Monday. August 8. 1904. for
photolithographing and printing 5000 copies,
or less. Of ench OF the maps Of the land states
and insalar possessions prepared in the General
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