The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-07
THE STATE PRESS.

With it, issue Of July the Rosahe Rusfsr
begins the third year Of fts publication. remark
ing: "Rosalia il small town. but it excels in
many things, principal among which II fts
paper. We say unhesitafinsly but not brag-
gfngly that the Hustler is the best paper in
WASHINGTON, considering the size OF the town in
which IT IL published. We owe what prosperity
we have enjoyed to the liberal support given NJ
by the best merchants and farmers of our com
MUMMY, and we shall endeavor in the future 70
merit continuance Of that support We con-
template making some material changes In the
size and appearance Of the RustEer, 80 soon -
the mammoth crop now growing shall have
been harvested and money becomes more pien-
tiful"
Butte Miner: Tacoma is having N interest
ing time Of it with Citizen George Francis Train.
Having feted and bsnqueted him. and given
him al the honors within their power because
of his globe-trotting advertisement, they 6ud
him breaking out ct frequent interva . In the
most unqualified denuncation of the town.
One of his crazy but unmis.akable shots IL
recent rhyme, denouncing the Northern Pa
cifc and Tacoma jointly. for which Seattle Is
about to extend the "citizen" vote of thanks.
This win settle Seattle, for Train takes par
ticular delight in roasting those who flatter him
and he is right, for they should have better
judgment
Columbie Chronicle: Side by side with the
false opinion that women are better than men
is the unwholesome sentiment that they ought
to be better. TIA. they ought 10 be better than
the majority of nen are, NO one will for q
moment dispute. But that they ought to be
better than me n ought to be, Is theory which
finds no support either in nature or revelation
The ten commandments were not delivered ex-
clusivey TO women. Temperance, chastity, re-
fnement, tenderness, sensibility-all that Is
beautiful in woman is equally admirable in .
man.
The PosTINTELLIGENcER having remarked
that the summer rains were good for the dairy.
ing interests and that there was mo limit to
which this interest may not be extended in
Western Washington" the Yakima Herald adds:
''True there seldom 10 limit for this industry
where there is an excess of water. It may be .
good argument to spring on the dairymen, but
1t is hardly appreciated by the consumer who
has difficulty enough to procure pure milk even
where the moisture in not quite so abundant -
it is in Seattle"
Spokane Spokesman: The man who win sell or
give intoxicating liquor to boy of years will
commit any Il me in the calendar, and a COM
munity that has such man in its midst can
justifably treat him as it would q wild beast
He deserves the fortunes of q slow and lingering
cremation. Perhaps the Spokane lad who was
found Yesterday in drunken spasms may recover
and tell who supplied him with poison. Then
Let there be swift and ire punishment
Toledo 7idings: And the mountain lsbored
and brought forth mouse! Ye tabled gods of
Olympus, veil thy face and give ear to the i'm
mortal words of George Francis Train: vox
Popun vox Del, E Piuribus Unum, Sic Temper
Tyrannis. Six Boxes of Sardines, Beeswax,
Chestnuts, Hmburger Cheese, Goldfish, Bull
frogs, Snaix, Rats, Icta Mica Tumtum Mica
wawa qusnasum Boston mitlite copa Chehalis.
Vancouver Register: Portland people COM
plain that the census taking In that city has
been loosely done, and they have demanded Q
new count. Portland can't afford to miss man,
woman or child in the count. The comparison
with the leading cities Of this state is what
makes her accurate at this particular time.
Rosalia hustler: 1t is our opinion that the
Rev. Sinclair did very wrong by preaching the
sermon he did last Sabbath. - Administer
should confne himself to preaching Jesus
Christ and Him crucined,' and leave medical
lectures and booming the Southern states
severely alone.
Spokane Falls Reuiew: The Olympia Tribune
wants to know If anybody in Spokane Falls has
bluffed a census enumerator yet. No; until
within the last few days the enumeratos kept
themselves 50 carefully concealed that the bluff
ers were unable to find them
Spokane Spokesman: The voter under the
Australian ballot system is described Is being
''alone in a booth with God and q lead pencil I"
He should trust in God and keep his lead pencil
sharp. and may the grit be in him and not in
the pencil
Statesmen" says the Palouse Gozette care
not necessarily men who succeed In working a
Democratic convention or any other kind of
convention the Gazette might very truthfully
have added.
Yakima Republic: The Republican party has
always had the courage of its convictions
The pending election bill is the proof that il
has In this case.
The Des Moines Neps came out on the Fourth
printed in red and blue ink On white paper.
Seattle Star: The Tacoma Ledger is being
patted on the back by the Democratic journals
Native Cranberries the Best.
Gibraltar Farmer.
Talking about cranberry farms in Western
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