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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-25
COM M ERCIAl.
CONTINUED from Page Four,

There has been nothing in Tie raw
sugar market for the Week . disturb
values, but rather the contrary. Cen
trifugals - degrees test advanced on
1he END from s16-225 ton 20 SIS as and
held there Beets SIS analysis made
tAo advances. The parity falling back
as often 10 $3.50, the previous week $
closing prise.
Sales listed by Honolulu Stock 4
Bond Exchange for the week have been
IS follows Oahu (SICo). ; at Il6. ono
rnea $500. p at IS, Hon Brewing &
Mtg. ($20). so, 10. 50 a. 27.5o: Eva
$500 :. % at 24.S75. 20 al -. %. 100. Is
AZ PASTE: Ookala ($2o}. 100 loo at 5. 100
at Sis; Waialua tsIo0). II 90. IS: Nc
Bryde Cs2o). zoe al SIS; OIaa (s2ol. 50
a 2-5o; Haw. Agricultural (s1e0). Is at
80: Pioneer (sI09). 50 al 135: II. c. &
: Co. (s100) 5 at $3.50. loo at 82.25; 0.
r. < L. Co. Cs1oo) 10. at 90; Pioneer
6s. $1,000 AT 10475.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
c. @ T T O N w @ O d
GrangeviIe, Sites and Orofino
ARE ''TERRORS /"
TO WHO CAME

Four sportsmen, the pride of Mos
cows huntsmen, spent several hours
in Lewiston last night, enroute home
after spending a week or 10 days in
the timber. Jemes Hackett, Chief
clerk at ! the Hotel Moscow and Bert
Robinson, Louis Hart and Mr.. Bass
made up the quartet of "Moscows
Terrors to Wild Beasts and Grouse"
Mr.. Robinson tells good story on Mr..
Hart. On that occasion the latter
thought that he might lose something
by falling asleep and so to prevent
his being taken unawares, he slept
with one eye open and with Auge re-
volver clutched in his right hand. Mr..
Robinson says that Mr.. Hart expect
ed some cougar to put in its appear
ance but he incidentally remarks,
without giving an explanation there
for. that Mr.. Hart kept fire burning
all night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
COWH|DE ANGRY?
WELL, SLIGHTLY

When Injun Cowhide arrived at the
depot yesterday morning ready to
start for his wigwam at Cu!desac i'm
mediately after he had been released
from the county Jail, he was hopeless
ly under the control of watermelon
juice plus ultra. His bottle was stol-
en- by fellow Indian, and when Cow
hide became aware of his loss. he im-
mediately began search and accused
everyone within hearing distance OF
having committed the theft. He was
finally induced to get aboard the train
with his chocolate colored squaw and
the train, moved away. leaving threats
Of vengeance made at various places,
for the destruction of the onlooker. In
the search for his black bottle Cow
hide was armed with steel brand
ing iron. The weapon, however. was
taken from him before damage could
be done.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
SEE VICTORY
in IDAHO COUNTY

but the increase was all, or practical
iy all, republican.
In state issues the democrats have
little hope of carrying anything. The
people of Idaho county are more than
delighted with the administration Civ
EN- by Governor Gooding and many
democrats will vote for his reelection
bitter fight was made against the
governor last year in this county. An
effort was made to show that he would
work against the cattle interests.
which is the strongest element in the
county. This year the cattlemen are
his warmest supporters.
On the senatorial question there is
also little doubt as to the outcome.
Mr.. Borah has many admireres. and
Will have large majority. The cam
paign that Dubois made here last
year is till in their minds. and the
people OF Idaho county have from the
beginning of his fight on the Nor
mons been disguised with the war
against religious sect.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
NOW
HAS fine HOTEL

Special to Evening Teller.
FERDINAND, Idaho, Sept. S.-(By
Nez Perez Cooperative Telephone)-
Ferdinand's first hotel Will open its
doors to the public Monday morning.
The structure has been under con-
struction for some time, and will be
entirely completed by tonight. The
people Of the community are very
much pleased to have a hotel here,
as the business men believe it will
add much to the town. They believe
that much of the trade which goes to
Cottonwood and nearby points will
come to Ferdinand now that there is
a place for the men to stay while in
town.
Railroad Within One Mile.
The railroad camps are now within
Continued on Page Seven.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
Mill OUTPUT
IS INCREASED
Cottonwood Flour Finds
Ready Sale on the
Prairie.
Special to Evening Teller.

S9pcCldI III EfSfilik 10IISI..
COTTONWOOD Idaho, Sept. s.
Merites & Terhar. prominent millers
for this section, are authority for the
statement that the wheat reased in
this section Of the country this year il
Of very fine grade and the -four stuffs
will be first class.
The hauling has commenced and a
large amount Of grain is being
brought to the local mills.
The Cottonwood flour mill, under
the efficient management Of Merites
& Terhar is making a good reputa-
tion for Cottonwood in the milling
line. Their Mountain Gem flour is be-
coming known over the entire prairie
and the demand for this high grade
flour is warranting them in increas-
ing their output.
\ They first bought the mill about a
year ago. Since taking charge Of the
establishment they have built ware
house "a so feet and made many i'm
provements in the interior OF the mill
The mill now has capacity OF so
barrels q day.
From the time they took charge OF
the mill they have made great pro-
gress In their business. They have
demonstrated that there 10 good
Held here for manufacturing indus
tries. and the lesson taught the people
by their experience will probably re-
suit In the establishment Of like con-
Germs in other lines.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
GRANGEvILLE, Idaho, Sept S.
! The republicans of Idaho county are
making active preparations for the
fall campaign. The party is now
united. There was some little dis
| sention after the convention but ey-
cry thing il settled and the republic
cans are as strongly unified as they
| were two years ago. when they won
the first republican victory in Idaho
county within the memory of the old
est inhabitant
The republicans realize that they
have hard fight before them. bur
they are not in the least discouraged
by this fact. Idaho county has al
ways been democratic. Two wears
ago every republican on the ticket
was elected by good majority. The
democrats at that time were not will
ling to believe that they had lost
their majority in the county. Re-
ms a presidential year they attribut-
ed the overwhelming defeat of their
eiSNSt te the roosevelt landslide They
argued that the great popularity Of
President Roosevelt led many demo-
Gratis to vote the straight republican
ticket. They are arranging to make A
hard fight and as it is not a pres,-
dental year. they believe they stip
have a chance to elect their count,
officers.
The republicans. however. feel ,eon.
fdent of victory. They point to the
fact that every ofiicer on the ticket
received handsome majority. They
do not believe that the people voted a
straight ticket solely because of the
Presidents popularity.
Idaho county has made a rsn,d
growth in the past four years. Her
vote has greatly increased during that
time. The greater portion of the new
vote that has come In is considered ia
be republican. This. 1t is declared. was
shown by the large republican vic
tory two years ago. The democratic
vote was as big as y previous years
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
Great Saving Affected.
Chicago Tribune.

res sir, l am the publisher of this
paper. Is there anything l can do for
you?"
am looking for Job as proof
reader
We don't need proof readers any
more. We have adopted the reformed
spelling.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
The Reason Why.

Ihereh be no marriages In heaven
That land so bright and fair:
me reason is perhaps because
wen know each other there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08

The largest glass Of beer in town a
the Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
Rain May Injure Grain.

The weather has changed somevh.,
on the prairie and the indications a..
that storm will come up in a fov
days. The matter is being discpvso.
with some apprehension by the farm,
ers who are visiting the CITY n,
rain at this time would not be wal.
coined by them. Harvest is well alop,
and good portion of the grain is IN
the sack. However, if a rain should
come the few who have been less for.
tunate and have not threshed tber
grain yet would suffer some LON
Practically every bit of grain on tie
prairie Is cut, and a good lot Of II il
still in the field, not even nauled b
the stacks. This grain would be dam.
aged the most by rain.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
SINKING WELL
At FERDINAND

Special to Evening Teller.
FERDINAND. Idaho, Sept. Shy
Nez Perez Co-Oporative Telephone)-
The Northern Pacific company will
commence at once to drill for water
for their depot site at this place. The
equipment Is now on the ground.
It Is planned to dig well from 100
good flow OF water. The only well
here is but 80 feet deep and supplies
only water enough for house use.
Build New House.
D. A. Smith Is arranging to build
new residence. The lumber Is now
on the ground and construction work
will be commenced at once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08
SOON COMPLETE
PHONE SYSTEM
Large Crew Men Strin,;,,
Wires on Nezpercs
Extension.
Special to Evening Teller.

'eei " evening Teller.
GRANGEVILLE, Idaho. Sent
(By Nez Perez Co-Operativs ~
phone.)-Work on the Nez po.
operative system in this cit,, :.
crossing rapidly, and the linz.
soon be completed. Commrn,
has been possible for some t;ro
the company's lines into Gr.,s
out force of men is still wo.
and making the system mora mad.
me men are now stringing tbo :.
bles. The polls have all been IN -.
for some time and the work 10 no..
fasten the lines so securely tina, Ill.,.
Will be no trouble to get comma,
action during the worst of w,r,..
weather.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08

applause From Seat Of Learnino
New York Sun.
Tu the Edetur NV the sun-Sur: q
hel! "
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-08

Prinstnn. Aug. es. r. r TY.I-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
ALI Should See the Philippines

Every American visits orient should spend days
in the Philippine islands He it his country do II
he will visit the schools he will convinced that there increasing
intelligence in the islands, win
independence inspection the factories will that
the Filipinos industrious we'll intelligent
It takes about from Singapore
but remember that visit of the delightful OF
the trip The ruined Boro Boedoe the delicious fruits
shady
linger in ones
visit Ceylon requires good
the bay Bengal CeylOn
then to Calcutta Some Burma and then India
oeylon Bombay but all three of these countries
interesting hardly afford by of them Burma
the home of Buddhism and learn of the worship of
Buddha than anywhere else The yowrobed with his
begging bowl is everywhere present
have already discussed India and somewhat detail.
traveller need be urged visit these countries Palestine
Of advice OF all the countries which visited inter-
Holy Land member a Christian
church afford to visit southern Europe through the
Suez canal without seeing that portion OF Asia which is mmorzed
by Bible history The ruins Baabec
the world Beyut the
Galee the
the tourist of far Importance than be
from the ruins of heather temples
either time, inclination
will find of the shorter trips
second in interest and value The Mediterranean trip
popular This according length, permits Gbral
Cairo Palestine Constannople Greece Italy
Gibraltar it is short trip to Granada Cordoya and Madrid
leads commend this trip the traveller
Constannope
America
striking visiting southern should
Bosphorus spend weeks months
about Africa
rope leaving
study the most opposite which the human
produced time the history OF
should be visited before the end of
March April the best month for trip Palestine
the home of the Caesars fascinating
city like those of St Peters
eres while
painters hand The old
of the student and the Coliseum still wonder de-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Men Tes Hs stOy Of the Bate to One Of Hs Own Race

toohless old who himself hotter
the noise he makes" he remarked with humor
How harm did do know, but made things
lively a time the white people do when
gets camp. a successful retreat
yelling, Hohay
told he captives
white there honor There blood
running my leg both my
slightly wounded.
Some years attacked the Hills
(Fort Phil Kearney Wyomng) there killed soldiers
CThe military reports say eighty men, Cap
left alive tale!) Nearly every
represented fght-Red Cloud
Spotted Tail Crazy Horse Sitting Bull Big Foot all
chiefs there. course,
among younger Young
Horse (afterward chief, Crow King and others.
This the plan decided after many
choppers cutting
these slowly
lead them the ambush They exactly
had hoped. every
lay than it
of buffalo
This attack hasened because of the Sioux
Missouri river and had talk suing
But this did very year
Dakota Territory by nearly
all the Sioux chiefs, which part
father in Washington that all the country
Republican river in Nebraska including the
Big Horn mountains country
should intrude without
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Stockholm, St. Petersburg and Berlin

/soclholm S beautiful
beautifully the lakes and
spent Stockholm advan
prepared the Petersburg,
experiences The boat
way through the entire distance.
stay at Petersburg opportunity for
territory greatest population Here
splendid vang of Catholic
burg gallery the St Petersburg
the works of Russian artists Tolstos summer
take advantage of the trip
O see greatest of living philosophers.
St. Petersburg Moscow and from Moscow to
Warsaw the interior of Russia and
stop learn something of the village
life of the Russian peasant.
be occupied in Berlin and other points of in
easily capital Copenhagen,
the capital distant Hanover.
Hamburg Brussels Amsterdam The all within
reach Germany great deal
gardening The parks
shady furnish the American traveller
with many suggestions battlefield of Waterloo and the
interesting the student of his
by visit to Paris and London The
social with the ad
months time make this
trip information about the
which could be collected from books
expensive rsclass travel the
and the railroads for second
reduce his cosd
erably without discomfort
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

rain! he-Face!'
Afterwards, when went path
against their
the
had wished the with
darkness painted half black
all the my partly
with red black; chrsened
considered 1t honorable
Il had been many paths, but especially
cessful until began fight
One of daring was
Fort Totten, North Dakota, in the summer of 1866.
"Hohay the Assinibone captive Sitting Bull
in this raid. Wapaypay the Fearless aferward
hanged Yankton, the among
Hohay make the charge Hohay the
dared the other agency right
under walls the garroned strong
"Wapaypay and in those called other brother
friend a Hfe-and-death
charge. ii he is killed, fight I
sun, half black half
His cleaned lighted up remarkably
pushing black
gesture
Now the signal for the charge given
Wapaypay, but his horse faster than
behind neared the fort This by
time the soldiers had somewhat from
aiming better.
Their big talked very Wapaypay
leaning forward his feet pony like
smooth log He held his rawhide shcld he right side
to the front and did Our warwhooD like the
singing in the evening, when they smell blood
The soldiers guns talked fast but few hurt Their big
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
sentiments.

agreement Sitting
they would sign. .-
up had fought important battles,
o great ambitious a
myself joined Mandans,
Ventres Pawnees, and gained little distinction.
the white the yellow
up them the I say
Spotted great
of the first yield because
the that they would make him chief the
Ugh He would have stayed with Sitting Bull to the last
been for his ambition.
About this time
white into the Black Hills a wagon
would hide the crossing without
did this discourage the coming
country without duty our
father Washington by the
white children away.
During the troublesome treaty no one
either white Indian (but
hrs), like other warpath
great deed
Finally Wapaypay wGyad killed
from the his home the
"There a Indians never on the
Indian Indian the wal
chiefs the this faithe told
than did seized near Bis
marck ~ d. Fort Abraham ncoln CUSTER
the chief there lying
Indians who selling their
told that shot hanged upon tree
1 answered that afraid
However, there bring food
and stand guard mehe white man. true. but he
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
ainnhe-FaCe Tells OF the Bloody Battle OF the Little Big Horn
oted Sioux Warrior Who Took Part in the Massacre Of Ger

HE noted Warrior, Rain-n-the-FaCe,
part frontier, al
the Standing Rock North Dakota
h on September a. About
death o him for the time, where be
which he again.
from him his history
1t has been that induce Indian
tell story name asking directly.
FmokeI the the change there
to the of the old days."
He took of tobacco filled his long pipe smoked
Then told old mhful story get him in the humor of
lating his history
The old lay iron bedstead, covered by red
of the little log cabin. that
only old dog lay silent watchu his masters feet
Finally he looked and said with pleasant smile
True, friend it is the old trail before
forever! know that the the spirit home
born the forks of the Cheyenne river about
years father chief; grandfather
chief good hunter feast maker mothers side
noted but they chieftanhp
10 work reputation
boy loved fight" he continued In all
had the of being hard handle
much pride in the fact
Il about 10 years old when a
ACheyennes friendly
ulged fights onsicb occasions,
honest with Cheyenne boy older
boy, hit the times my
blood paint
washed away. Sioux boys whooped yelled: .-
His is down. and his face is spattered with
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

II LINCOLN Neb, oct 5.-Cspeca Correspondence The
Bee)-We have found the the globe far
instructive than had expected, 1t
- for educational There much and learn
that indefinite travel We set
year to the "trip and reached home sixteen within the limit
Those who have followed these admit think,
have covered deal
world we were repeating the hardly of
that we could AFFORD to
70 start from the Pacific Atlantic could
make the trip in half the time that DEAL
D ne can see mere he has for the journey
II one desires to make the trip months should
apart about two months
weeks to JAPAN ten days China Manila three weeks
to India, week to Holy
greece and Constannope and the the
go through Corea would require days weeks but
the hermit kingdom different other its
queer people worth seeing Very few of the tourists have Wis
tied Peking and the interesting
Chinese cities The Manchu populaonthe
ruling elementan only Peng northern
ticts The great wall is Pekng the wall around the
Of Peking is imposing that wall Itself
Altar Of Heaven the beautiful elaborate achcial
EARTH in the suburbs Chinese
repays a visit.
Until recently Picking entered from the
Tentsn The railroad Peing
through the interior through it best
to Pekng by water then railroad Hankow
down the Yangse river Shanghai
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

Munich cathedral Cologne be added, is by
preferred to the cathedral a Milan.
The northern portions of Europe inviting the
Switzerland Rhine The lakes of Ire
Scotland Holland
give recuperaton to multitudes every year.
If going to suggest trip would be fol
lows early land Liverpool
Newcastle steamer for Bergen Norway week
spent delightfully."- peighbo
combination of and
rushing lakes is hard find
proceed
recently crowned Trondhem the
circle little than day. While
sufficient the land of the midnight the sky
allow self three days
this latitude this time the The
appreciated No description
from day with intervening night
awhile the north horizon
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Venice, Undue and BeautifuI

Venice is in class by itself No other city rivals in unique
Its streets gondoas the vehicles which
poten&te priest and pebean ride draws visitors from all
the world and them after visit they
and equally glad the dampness the
If desires trip he find few journeys
ghtu than those through Switzerland the Rhine Lakes
rivers and mountanshese be found abundance with
cities enough the population hotels
the tourists would combine pleasure with instruction
prohably employ considerable in visiting
Hedeburg
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

without gives
forgotten Norway
days Trondhjem Chsians
to S day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
east, West, Homes Best"

But let me add that America to
that Justify trip abroad until
he with his country Europe has
the St. Lawrence
of the west In America
variety bathing mountain climbing
with fishing there nothing in Eu
urpasses Yellowstone park and the Yo
valley agricultural views which
surpas the Ohio Mississippi and the
Missouri Hawaii Mexico and Cuba
unexceed While the western hemis
civilization, the only advantage that the
orient and Europe variety
and religions.
scenery satisfies all expectations Nothing
sublime heights and the earth has
Arizona After has
of America and the possibilities of its SOIL its
abroad with the assurance
that widely informed it is true, but in
There is country like ours
whether gifts Creator by
the Of that make nation great ma
tealy commercially, intellectually, politically and morally our
American returning to his shores
feels like thanking icitousy the travellers
sentiments:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

Breathes there the man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land!
Whose heart hath ne'er within him burn'd
AS home his footsteps he hath turn'd
From wandering a foreign strand?
IF such there breathe, go, mark him well!
For him no minstrel raptures SWELL
High though his titles, proud his name,
Boundless his wealth as wish can claim
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch. concentered all in SELF
Living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And, doubly dying, shall go down
To the vile dust from whence he sprung,
Unwept, unhonord and unsung.
w. ]. BRYl
Copyright, 1860
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

LINCOLN. Neb Oct 5.-Cspeciai Correspondence Of
Bee.)-We have found the trip around the globe far
instructive than had expected, and it entered
for educational reasons There "a So much to see and