The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-08
FARMERS COM|NG WEST.
PROSPECT OF ENORMOUS IMMIGRA-
TON MKT sPRINc.
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Preparing tn Handle the srest
Inaux of Homeseekers wash
inEton the Mecca for Them All.

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aol..a'iv IN concernihs Iarm anas as now
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=, new noines III tne west. Inc nearest 10
mn, - Minnesota. Wisconsin ana south Da-
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next fe"rs ousiook.
Capital Is seeking investment In wash
ington. and believe that Within another
year the stare OF washington VIII De one
or the greatest hives OF INDUSTRY TO De
round anywhere III the onited STATES me
products OF the mines, me SOL ana the
manufactures OF washington may al De
disposed OF In the orient, ana In competi-
ton with tne East they VIII nave decioeu
advantage In freight rates Yes, Washing-
ton Is the place 10 make money. AZ ~ the
place Tor young men 10 develop their re-
sources. and. from the way IN when we are
Hooded with INQUIRIES, snouio Judge tnat
half the people OF the Eastern states had
about reached this conclusion
immigration agent BASS ana Commis-
aoner FOLSOM, OF the Great NorIne.h' sm'k
in a similar strain. Mr.. BASES said: THE
location OF settlers in the Northwest during