The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-06

building. " ndows as well; ornamented scroll
Mo,k Q, All kinds; shingles Of the best quality,
Snes, lumber ana nna a1s. nooring Of the
can be worked into q building. To
IN. ms enc, We would suggest that you forward to
tnis once a. soon as practicable brief deserip-
tion OF the kind aud quantity of material your
county can and will supply, and such other
nmanuisc.ured articles as are obtainable. Please
Keep before the people that credit win always DO
gwen 10 locality. and IL donated by private in
diyiduals, to such likewise
specimens OF grain, vegetables, grass, timber,
move. ana other seeds are desirable within the
DOMAIN OF sound discretion TO supply small
samples TO such az desire them. A tiny flower
gIoWing In the garden OF an intelligent lady
lonk aiter the exposition is close will be
more telling advertisement than loud talk or
isIss stories We ought TO have not less than
Ivo,uV small sample sacks of our choice grain
sions 70 give to thoughtful visitors TO take
nome with them. Here is field for work for
volunteer willing hands that can do us q vast
sslslce, anc the sooner this work is inaugurated
1t 10 desirable to have these sacks uniform In
s.1e anu appearance, and to be plainly stamped
OF printed on one side the name of the state,
co s OF locality and contents. On the reverse
zoe tne name and address of the donor may be
Prin,eo, AID with IL the yield, weight per bushel,
o. otnsT such information as may be desirable.
VIII supply the sacks OF suitable size with
sne state stamp free of charge. Where the
donor advertisement goes on the reverse side
'ns Sost OF the sacks must be paid.
inst 10 true TO grain, seed, etc, is in q
larger sense true as to other samples. Our tim
per can De splendidly advertised in this way;
SO can some OF our fruit, particularly the
prunes; so also can many other products,
natural and prepared, many of which will
uouotess suggest themselves to your mind or
tnst OF your citiZens4 To be of service the state
must always be put on the article.
nile much has been said about volunteer
wofk, IL Ii not expected by that to assume that
the commissioners are expected to work for
nolhing, board themselves and besides go down
into their pockets for actual OUTLAWS. What is
meant by the foregoing is to indicate
that some measure of discretion is ex-
pected to be exercised BY the COM
missioners, where, by moderate outlay for &C
tusi expenditures made, q goodly quantity of
volunteer work may be obtained; that they
snail not hesitate, but act promptly Neverthe-
less, where no loss will follow by acting other
wise, 1t viii be best to communicate with this
ONCE first ] will always be ready TO meet you
more than half way.
Monthly bulletins hereafter win be issued TO
you celebrating the plans In part here outlined.
ana noting suggestions from commissioners, to
the end that, though widely separated, we NAV
come to know and compare each Others
opinions, the Hans laid ont and progress made
A iuli, free, frank, frequent expression as to
policy, statement rs to the wants and progress
OF each is highly advisable, and invite you to
write me often and without reserve