The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
DEAR OLD KENTUCKY
A Man From That State Prefers
1t to Washington.
He TALKS or our BIC FRUIT
DE-. Asas Mary Lsnsshors-Pstts 1slls u
soms Of Her Early Kxpsrisncss-
womsn Doctors Kissed.

NJ ana 4rA 100 Verne ana 01o9 -. -
Verne, Of LouisviIls, Ky. ars q the Rainier
hotel Il am plain man, travelling with his
family for pleasure" said Nj. Verne while
chatting with . PosT-IxTELEIeKNcxk reporter
yesterday. I'm neither capitatist nor fail-
road msgnate. We're the Eaxl Of Aberdeen
whom saw mp at Victoria, you might get
something interesting out Of me. Us sur
prised 70 ind that such famous political
leader was not more like the typical John Bal
In appearance. big. burly and aggressive. He
was rather small man, with delicate features
and f1ne, kindly face. They say he MAKES
friends wherever he koes. and can readily
believe the statement
I'VE have been all summer getting out here
left New York in July. We have never travelled
af night. bat have always arranged TO stop on
and 20 We have seen the country pretty thor
oughiy. Ike this Puget sonnd region well.
You hsve great chances here before you.
You raise in this state the most wonderful
fruit ever saw. At N nth Yakima We stopped
for several days. There went into orchards
that were mot well taken care Of I'm NO IL pert
but could see the trees were allowed 70 run too
much to timber. Yet the apple trees bore huge
greetings. pippins and about twenty other ~
rieiies-such fruit - made your mouth wster 70
Sec The LINKS almost bent to the ground with
the weight Of their burden. and it was the same
with plu1s. Such opportunities for fruit culture
mus be terribiy tempting 70 men who enjoy
WORK OF that kind.
There Is one thing notice. All your msu--
or most of them-stiil turn with longing hearts
toward the East You al want to make pile.
and then return 20 spend IL You talk Of the
delights OF this state, and al that bat tell you
shere 10 no place Ike the old home. You can
mot be pr0uder OF any state than an OF dear
old Kentucky. You talk OF your scenery. your
coal. your timber aad -FOUR iron; but remember
that in Kentucky We have the handsomest
women in the world-the fastest hoEses-snd
the best whisky. What more do You want TO
make lie worth living
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Lonssnofe. oDta.neo : cnsnef LOT the nrss
woman meoicai college. Inefe Were eight OF
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io0z
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ns'a o'scaPnn@ amer wanted me 70 De .
tescner' ana ne VA norlneo osyono measure
Wnen ansiiy announced my intentou OF oe-
coming pnyncisn- NJ protner, however, en-
couisseo me. 0usns scnooi' ana my savings
carried me through my nrst year o. college.
iou ave perhaps nesro now tne auditn nee
efosned, missed ana appiauded wnen we were
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