The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-09

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Q. Five thousand pamphlets descriptive Of
6eattle's banks. by the Seattle clearing house.
10 Five thousand pamphlets Of Seattle's
sch0olx
IL Barrels and boxes by the Seattle Ventilated
Barrel Company.
II Bookbinding BY r. Anthony.
L. Soaps BY Seattle Soap Company.
Il Fufs By r. Petkoyita.
Is Extracts and spices by Crescent Manu-
featuring Company.
is. Cigars by GIL be Cigar Factory
II. Pottery BY John Hammer.
Is Agricultural products BY White River
J0sraaI.
10. Apoles from W. d. Simpson.
20 Apples from George TIbbettA
n. Apples from Orczs island.
q Artificial stone by King County Stone
Works.
Is Pressed brick by the W. C. Hill Company.
"a Bale Of hops from the snoqualmie hop
growers
d Mt BANNER views from the Seattle Pho
tograph Company.
Is Coal from King county's six mines.
~ Buggy from Henderson 4 Gostx
IS Pictures from Seattle artis.a
%. Views from La Roche & Co.
80. Tents. etc. from Felitz Bros
81 Big log by the Huron Mill Company
81 Model steamship BY the Lonsshoremen's
Union.
g. Polished woods by Rolls 4 Shoder.
"a Brass spool stand BY Johu Z. Goode
S. Wards map of Seattle.
36 Brooms By the Washington Broom CON-
pany.
81. Blankets and saddle of the horse Spokane.
s. Pamphlets and printing mater BY the
Chamber Of Commerce
So Evergreen State" by Crawford 4 Conovers
10. Canned salmon by George 7. Myers
Mr.. Prosch received the following letter
last evening from John r Reavis, man
ager OF the programme at the exposition:
We have your letter of September 90 with
reference to the speakers on Seattle day. We
have already sent invitations to General Met
calfe and 10 Senator equire. We hope to have
large attendance OF your citizens on Seattle Day.
Our own people are taking quite an interest in
the event We have selected Attorney General
". C. Jones TO deliver the address of welcome
on behalf of Spokane Falls. Let as hear from
you again Is to any other matters to which You
wish us to give our attention. We want to do
everything in our power 10 make SEATTLE day
great success. Our people eli feel very cordially
toward Seattle, and we will give you the
heartiess Welcome within our power We ara
glad to say that the exposition is giving great
satisfaction. A number OF Eastern visitors have
already arrived. among them some large CAPT.
faiists and they are without exception very
greatly impressed with what they have seem
We have no doubt whatever now oil the value
of the exposition to Spokane Falls and to the
entire state OF Washington. 1t is the best thing
We have ever done in the way of attracting at
tenton of outside people to the resource of
this state.
In . letter to Thomas w. Prosch. Ed
mond B. Meany, press agent of the Wash
ington Words Fair Association, says:
Seattle and King county are away ahead OF
the whole shooting match tonight and she will
shine more yet tomorrow morning when we get
orr mineral case filed and the pretty signs
hung up.
A you predicted, the cottage il the center Of
attraction. and she 10 bird The Western Mill
Company has covered itself with glory and il
already feaping heaps Of valuable advertising
in return. The big log ives put in place today
and surprised everybody. 1t seems twice as big
a. when lying down fat II took large crew
of men the whole afternoon TO set it MP. II over
shadows Tacoma's big leg by . long way.
Tickets for Seattle day will be sold by
the Northern Pacific railroad today and
tomorrow At the special rate of SIS for the
round trip. and will be limited to October
Ii. Two special Pullman cars have been
chartered by the Chamber of Commerce.
and berths in them can be reserved at the
chambers building. These cars leave on
the O.iU Train tomorrow morning. but pas
sengers can use them tonight. These cars
will be used during the entire trip, SO that
passengers can occupy them during their
stay at Spokane. For the return thew will
leave Spokane at $50 q. ION Sunday and
reach Seattle that evening.
The following persons have bought Sleep
ing-car tickets for the trip: Harry White
and wife. NJ. Koch, ID. A. Spencer, Mrs. J.
W. Edwards. Miss Lizzie Edwards. w. II.
Llewellyn and wife, Thomas w. Prosch
and wife. Miss Edith Prosch, Arthur NJ.
Prosch, L. Stimson and wife, ]. b. Met
calfe and wife. G. Davies and wife, James
Teddy and wife. Jerome Catlin and wife
Mrs. Russell. Mrs. S. Eliicott, A. NJ.
Brookes. s. d. Gusten, George w. Tibbetts
L. b. Andrews.
At meeting of the trustees of the Cham,
Der OF Commerce last night a request was
sent by committee to the MAYOR and
common council to join in the excursion.
and at an adjourned meeting OF the coun-
Gil the invitation was accepted. A like re-
quest to the county commissioners will be
presented today.