The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-24
THE STATE PRESS.

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out Ii - cid Vim snvioasiy rejoice Inst enc
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agresaAiy SURPRISED 60 day lAsk veek. 0ys the
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shsys, 70 b saksa b. ss0sn b. = bsvy 81 VII
laDa ladiss vhe cans - Or thsix aaEiseAncs In
hssnsifyfng en- paacs of buzinssA which they
esghinly did . lcng = hey remained. but the
gIcon sssuEnsa when they took their departure.
A. spca q NJ rscovsred from eur hashf1lnsss,
we sndeavoeud . - ths gallant. a1A j1Gs - ~
thought - vsss eseting aleag Aneay, osntls-
naA psrtinsasiy inquired aftsR IL healfh 81 oar
Legitimate spouse. That spoiled the fan-foe
-, and ~ soAerod down Immediately. We
would Ike b know how In thunder our wife
got acquainted up here. and shall inquire into
The nettor % COR return hoDA"
The Chehalis Bee comeGout In he agreeable
charact1r Of . peace maker. There hes been
trouble over . schoo;houss q Boisfort and the
Bee says: "Rish here We would Ike - give our
Boisfort friends . little good advice. This
school trouble has eons far enough. 6ow
would ask you with spirit Of fairness 70 ali 70
let the matter drop. Il Win Be far better for
your community than to keep up IN endless
wraneiing and feeling Of hostility between the
residents In the district"
The Fsrmingson Rxeiste. u % lively that II is
70 Be regretted some Of the people are COM
planning al its grammar. There are plsnty Of
shreWd money make1 In this seate with sense
enough TO take caro- Of themselves and their
families whose education II little faulty. The
Register defends its correspondents and says
hnv npuwAe 49, 49, ~n>A ne
their sayings sound . little Pal0usey."
The Pasco Pilot has adopted "a excellent plan-
Instead Of exchanging with the great Eastern
dailies where Il might be swallowed up In the
huge mail, II sends III spare copies TO medium
sized towns in other states, where IL il almost
sure Of receiving the compliment Of quota
ton, and 90 starts inquiry 70 the resources OF
the locality In which the Pilot II published.
aAsotin county," says the Ssntiaei, ''has been
% persistently lied about in railroad towns not
. thousand miles OF that but few strangers
reach uA But whom they do. they are 70 much
surprised that il 10 no hard matter 70 induce
them 70 stay. when NO have . railroad Of our
own all thus funny busines and misrepresen-
tstion viii have NO further effect"
lensburg Daily Register. the Lsacoln ConRty Times
says: Had the present publisher Of the Tsmes
discontinued the publication Of the daily
spokane Falls Resiew when IL did not pay ran.
ming expenses. and resuscitated Il later on. he
would probably have been comfortably OF to-
day"
Some Of those country editors have lovely
time. Now comes the Ilwaco advocate and
boasts that "Miss Elsie Ward and Miss Ella
Markham. two very pretty ana accomplished
young ladies Of this place. let their smiing faces
shine within our sanctum sanctorum on lest
Thursday evening. Call again"
It II matter of interest to the state press that
the victoria, b c., Times has been changed to .
six-column eightcage paper. and 10 now printed
on new press which folds and pastes.
The snohomish ssn is prolific in good suyges-
tons for the towns b nett Its latest idea,
that OF IN agricultural association, promises to
be very successful
A compositor ON the North Yakima Republic
has abandoned the case for the pillow. having
taken up farm.
According 20 the Courier Kelso Is seeking to
clasp Mszysvillein Ia corporate embrace.
Pennington Register: Will We ever get that
necessary move on us called enterprise?
okanogan has emerged from the snow and the
Outlook is quite cheerful
The Yakima Herald 10 preparing to get out
big illustrated edition.
Notwithstanding. the brilliant array OF How
ers, ribbons, laoes, unsel. streamers, ETC.. 1t
must Be acknowledged that there 10 nothing
ahnnlutelv naw n anrfnU nillfuaYv The thaa.