The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06
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Ing institutions or the state. ossiuc
statistics for the year. and descriptive
matter. The souvenir will be matted to
any address COR 10 cents.-Shelton Jour-
nal
The Poss-Inteiligencer has issued
New Years Souvenir Edition" OF forty
eight pages. It Is one of the best gotten
up supplements that we have ever seen
and would do credit to any OF the large
city daiIies. While we differ from the
Post-Inseiiigcncer in politics. we are
forced to admit that It is the best daily
on the upper Pacific coasr-Chehaiis Adj
vocate.
The statistics gathered by the Port
Townsend bureau OF the Seattle Post
Inteliigencer and published in that pa
per yesterday were the most exhaust
i've ever compdled in this customs dis
trict The statistics fill one page OF the
Post-Intel,igencer, and give most graf
flying exhibit OF the customs service
OF the past year. Copies or the Post
Intelligencer should be mailed TO East
ern friends without Hmit.-Port Towns
end Democrat.
The Seattle Post-Intelligenoer issued a
handsome A-pags New Years souvenir
edition on Tuesday. 1t is profusely Illus
trated with views OF many OF Seattie's
fine buildings. and Is replete with de-
scriptive matter Of the city. her people
and commercial institutions. 1t Is splen-
did showing OF the Queen City of Wash
ington. and exhibits an endless amount
Of enterprise on the part OF the pub
fishers OF the P.-I., the leading daily on
the coast.--Auburn Argus.
The Seattle Post-Intell:gencer issued a
fine souvenir edition on New Years day.
1t included a forty-eigkt page supplement
filled with splendid half-tone engravings
of Seattle business scenes and prominent
citizens, and In the main sheet was a
page taken for the Port Townsend custom
houses and men. as well as number OF
business for the past three years. 1t Is
altogether a splendid advertisement for
Seattle, Port Townsend and the state of
Washington.-Port Townsend Leader.
The New Years edition Of the Seattle
Fost-Intelligencer is one of the finest
ever gotten out by that enterprising
journal, one of the principal features
being the exhaustive report of customs
business for the year, compiled by w.
j. Jones, the local correspondent. The
supplement is neat issue of forty
seven pages devoted to thu growth and
prosperity of Seattle. with electrotypes
Of the prominent citizens and officials
of that place. Taken as a whole 1t is
the finest thing OF the kind ever gotten
out in the Northwest.-Port Townsend
Call.
The forty-eight page New Years
souvenir edition of the Seattle Post-In-
telligencer is beauty in every respect
and gives the most complete description
OF the Queen City and Its business men
in general of any ever heretofore pub
aished. 1t Is replete with statistics con-
corning the city and its marvellous growth
and Puget Sound In general, and abounds
with numerous fine cuts of business
houses and men as well as a number OF
fine views in various sections of the state
Seattle may we'll congratulate herself ON
having a newspaper that PRIZES itself in
developing the resources OF the city and
state in general.-La Conner Mail.
The souvenir New Years edition of
the Seated Post-InteaHgencer is a splen-
did illustration. in print, of the resources,
the Industries, the growth, the progress
iveness, and the possibilities of our
grand state, Washington. The edition Is
repiete with description and illustration
and is a real souvenir, of which the
proprietors OF that journal may well
feel proud. 1t is a vivid example of the
push and enterprise OF our great young
state. 1t is worth its weight in free silver
to Washington IL properly used, and copies
should be subscribed for literally and
sent to friends in the East by all PRO-
gresSive citizens OF the state. The
edition contains forty-four pages, be-
sides the usual eight-page edition.
Castle Rock Advocate.
The forty-four page souvenir supple
ment issued with the Post-Intelli-
gencer on New Years day is certainly
a credit to that publication 1t Is mostly
devoted TO n description of the state
and its resources, only a very modest
share OF 1t being reserved for Seattle.
If II is true. as the Post-yntelligencer of
yesterday says. that there has been q
very large demand for IL, that paper il
TO be doubsy congratulated, for enter
prise Of this kind rarely receives such
substantial proof OF appreciation. And
yet there is no way in which loyal resi-
dents OF the state can so readily, so
cheaply and so surely help on its de-
velopment as by encouraging enterprise
like this. No other kind. of advertis-r
can compare with II, for 1t not only
gives those who are seeking anforn,a-
ton the kind OF information
they seek, but IL gives to them
backed by an established and RESPONSE
bic newspaper. the evidence of whose
standing and reliability Is borne with
the publication itself. The people of the
state can advertise 1t in no way better
than by sending out copies OF this
souvenir. --Tacoma Ledger.