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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15
Harmonic Society Grand Cone.rt.

The lovers Of music are to have q rare
treat. Those who attended the opening
of the Chsutauqua assembly last summer
on Vashon island will long remember the
grand concert on the opening night.
Since then. under the leadership of Prof.
George G. Munson, the Harmonic society
organized out Of tho Assembly chorus
have been rehearsing. They have now
worked up with care "Belshaxzar's Feast
or the Fall Of Babylon" and will render
it on the evening of April 81, together
with quintette and chorus singing from
Verdi's Masked Ball." with orchestral
selections and solos from Mrs. G. c. Mum
son. contralto: Mrs. Grambs and Miss
Mckinney, sopranos: Mr.. McClaire, tenor,
and Messrs. Grout. Atkins and Bibo,
bassos. DIR. Palmer will preside a. the
grand organ and Prof. J. II. LANCER will
De concert master with an orchestra of
twenty pieces. General admission, IS
cents; reserved seats. so and IS cents.
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Courts and County Omces.

~ jury in the case OF Michele Iamatonia
INST Antonio Ironio brought In . sealed YER
- for ae75a
MIR langley yesterday granted . decree Of
eee 10 Jennie Humphrey from James
nehrsy on the grounds Of nonsupport and
41D1oument
Aeftin Anderson. . native OF Norway, took
1ee1fh Of allegiance yesterday before Judge
~, OF the superior court. ana was ad-
ofeDd to citizenship
- hearing OF Psoio Demars, an italian
eed With passing . counterfeit IS piece on
sina Vcxxoni Tuesday night, which was
gaa yesterday before Commissioner Spriggs,
- continued until Monday in order to give
- dsiendsnt . chance to secure witnesses In
W hshali.
Vpen motion Of the prosecuting attorney the
aafss OF grand larceny pending in the superior
an against Jennie Hoffman. . whi.echapel
szssss, was dismissed yesterday. Jennie was
sd once aud convicted of stealing SO from
~ peeksss OF man named Thompson. new
l - vas granted. ana yesterday the prosecuting
pfasy nlsd . report. showing that the evil
! ~. 80 % secure conviction again was insult
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Az ABUSED HUSBAND.

= Clafms HE wife Deserted Him and
Keeps HIS Property.
TIA Baciealupo, Of this city, began
ngeree proceedings In the superior court
6anss his wife Rosa whom he charges
- DESERVING him and keeping him out
i uiusbis property that riRhtfully be-
IN 70 him. His complaint sets out that
~ we're married in Genoa, Italy. in
M In June, 1891. the wife abandoned
m and their fve children.
Z ~ plaintiff alleges that there are VAIN
- pisces Of property in Spokane, Skagit
1naty, Nissoula. Mont. and Miune-
ootia, which, although community prop
-. ~ III IN his wifs's name because Of
~ advice 70 him that any transfers
49, might b made could be better
5nplished in this way. There 10 also
- lid in South Dakots in his own
anA His wife, he claims. 10 now in
yb1egiA B. G.. engaged in some business
v1eo exact nature 10 unknown to him,
totNhich yields her large income. He
) compelled 70 support himself and his
1tnldssn BY manual labor. He asks for .
1uesse II divorce and that ill Of the prop
be set aside In hia name.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

The Columbian Concert.

A0O OOA0mOIo0 CO0o0YG
General interest 10 aroused in the grand
Columbian concert of the Ladies' Musical
Club, which comes on at the Seattle
thester tonight Some unavoidable
changes have occurred in the programme.
but it will be maintained up to the grade
of excellence promised at the start. Miss
Ethel Hanna, who was down for number.
10 i'll, but her place will be taken by Miss
Mae Potvin. who has kindly consented to
appear. The chorus work 10 fine and will
afford much pleasure. The solo work will
also b hne. as the following will show.
The programme 10 A. follows:
Part
Chorus-"Ths Birth Of the OPAL - Carl a. Reed
fS ' "xilssro Mods sss' ma n.en nom
'sH sls,;sss; ..: 4s:,;;':::: q. "
Violin, DR.. II. White frediici: yIolon cenes
Prot George Bachmann; piano. Dr. T. g.
voc., solo s.! ,s 81. "po o., Sweet Bessie" s
Miss Emma Atkins
Duet for two pianos-"Danss Macabrs"....
Misses Hayden ana Poivin.
PART IL
chorus-"Rock-&By Bye" .........w. II. Neidlinger
go Barcarolle, F minor ............ Rubinstsin
To- esacasto- Caprice. ...........Max Vogrich
Miss Potvin.
Piano so,o- ga, 'Berceuss". .::,.....l schrt,
A'~ i(b) "HumoresQue".....e cnu''
Miss Ethel Hanna.
Ga 1.-THE Flower May Hide Its
Vocal solo- Lovely Face" Osgood
(ebl "Luilsby''. .......H. g. sharpe
Mrs. Job T. Lyon,
"LA Mandolina" Club assisted BY Dr.. NJ. W.
Fredrick.
td) "Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana'....
:--.-...........M ascagnt
(b) Fantasia Rigoletto'. Verdi
Mandolins--Mrs. Bracops. Mr.. Herald. Mr.. Hol-
low. Mr.. Noble; violoncelio, Mr.. Van WICK;
guitar, Mr.. A. NJ Bracoua
"The Fisher" ............ Horatio ". Parker
Miss Marguerite Mckinney aud Chorua
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SUING THE CITY.


1oovy Damages Asked BY . Property
Owner for . Land Slide.
~ trial Of the case Of James Parke
fnst the city to recover for alleged dam
RI done to property Of the plaintiff by
- grading was begun yesterday in
- 0sborn's court Parke's property il
oiDss ground, 93xi20 feet, at the corner
4oixth street and Yesier avenue. In
y built dwelling house on the
~ and made various improvements,
~ making bulkheads. fences. walks.
nI ETC.. the whole to the amount Of
gfade Of Yesler avenue was after
- cut down. The plaintiff alleges that
nason Of the unskilfull manner in
III the excavations were made q land
- resulted. causing the destruction Of
eon. grounds. trees and other improve
oluta He asks $7.712 damages. The
1ofiAg was not finished yesterday, and
~ y resumed this morning.
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YNYr.ToRs AND INrosToRs

The uuequa.sd success of ALLcocKs Pohcre
fl.erEss IS an exserca a. remedy has induced un-
scEupulous parties to Offer limitations winch
thew snGesvor TO eel on the reputation OF ALL
COCKS u IL an absurdity TO epeax OF them ia
the same category a. the genuine porous plaster:
Their pretsnsioas are ur.ourde5, their sAuntea
merit unsupported by facts. their alleged superb
or.iy 10 or 60 axlt with ALLcock's . false pre-
tense
The ahlesr medical practitioners aud chemists
sud thousands of grateful. patients unite In DE-
clsrinS AlIcoeK's Porous PLAsTHRs The best
sxisrasl remedy ever produced
Beware OF I'M taticnx, aud do not be deceived
ey INSTRUMENTATION. Ask for ALicocK's. aud
let no solicitation or explanation induce you 10
accent a Sabsftsufe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

Unavofeaey Rsgents wasn't 60 Knov Statue
Of state Land Cemnissfep.
II no one else institutes proceedings "a
test the validity Of the land commission
law, the board Of regents Of the state uni
versity will do 90. In view Of the I'M.
certainty on this point the board decided
yesterday TO not advertise for plans for the
new university building at present. but
directed the executive committee to ascer-
tain whether the law was valid or not. It
was also instructed to request the COVER
nor and land commission to take such
steps a. are necessary under the recent
law fef the purchase of the new site for the
university.
ALI the books and papers Of the old uni
versity land and building commission
were yesterday turned over 10 the board Of
regents in compliance With the recent
Law, which abolished the commission.
Chancellor Browne announced the mann.
bership Of the standing committees - fol-
lows: Executive, J. B. Hayden, A. P.
Aitten. Frank Allyn; instruction. A. P.
Aitten, w. d. Wood, Frank ALVIN: Ii
brafy, cabinet and apparatus, Frank Al.
lynn. David Kellogg, A. A. Phillips: build
ings and grounds, David Kellogg, A A.
. .ssAAspOs - A.. "a oyocuS 1oOOD 8OO 00QOWs
ments. W. D. Wood, ]. r. Hayden. A. p.
Mitten: reports and publications, A. A.
Phillips. w. d. Wood. David Kellogg.
Tho Waterman at the university
grounds was confined at . salary of $50
per month
The committee on reports and publica-
tons was instructed to formulate such
amendments to the bylaws - are neces-
sary to make them conform to the Law
recently enacted.
The committee on lands and sndow.
ment was authorized to employ Daniel
Baeley to give such assistance and infor.
nation ~ he can in preparing . complete
and permanent record of the status Of the
University lands.
An appropriation Of $50 was made for
the Poetic Ware, published BY the uni
versity students, to assist them in getting
ont the commencement number - an
advertisement for the university.
Secretary Wood was authorized to en-
ploy such clerical assistance a. he may re-
Quire. bills for which shall be rendered
monthly to the executive committee.
Fred q. Plummer, the engineer in
charge Of the survey of the university site
under the old land building commission,
was retained - engineer under the board
Of regents without pay, until further
orders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

Shilling" the frst money coined in the
United States. This particular coin In
the possession Of Mr.. Shepard was due, to-
eethsr with number more. from IN old
esiiar In Exeter. N. H., during the last
decade. where II had been buTisd since no
one knows when. It vas secured By Mr..
Shepard who Was ct the time in the acad-
envy at Exeter, and Was valued BY collect
on - high - $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

Ladies and children will be most agree
ably entertained At Cordray's this after
noon by matinee performance OF THE
Corsican Brothers" The work OF the
CorIray company in this piece is excellent
and the ensem BILE is artisticaliy pleasing.
An incidental feature, that will be thor
oushly enjoyed by music lovers. 10 the
violin solo by Miss Liehholdt The audi
torium programme offers strong induce
ments to both young and old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

eCrEAioN corkr-LANeLaY. !

E errkRioN coCKr-LASeLsY, J..
ssanis Humphrey vs.. JAmes Humphrsy-Ds.
- OF divorce: granted
9fssmeat
Asnss' J. Brysn.va Hattie Brysnt-ccnsinusd
essneli University va Denny Hotel Company
A.. ~ TO place motion on calendar Tor
nrsssscs iasoey vs. Waiter J. Coffinan ct Al
49,, s.sat'ns permission 10 ME amended COM
.s.aeflue Eeiiener vs.. A. W Pratt. ct sl-or-
efae: - " 'N s',
aen.nels ", Jordan ct a.. vs. Hattie A. Follstt
sasf eonnrmi az sale; signed
Ss's, Natonsi Bank IS. J, IL Esngstorn 81 al,
Sxs arhed
acEsehern vs. William Bracket, ct al
asFlaas 10 andiugs of fact. conclusions OF
~ eeefeS, oFier signed
:, srrsRfos ouRr-ossosS. ).
4 Sfoi Va Otto Rsnke-ieavs granted 20
eaass' f'~'A'' s"'eAsn from u1A
csspA Rrsdovich vs. J H. wooisry s,al-
N-sa as ssrsement 10 June Is
49, = Montana Railway Company va Cy-
hsAsef. ct ST. Continued 10 April -
ksaa Leayvs Paul Names et a.-order Of
Ess1s Tor ssts aud costs. signed.
2s,sasa ksaney w. oFsou Fuller, ct al
FSs 10 % cfsn'insl department.
la fsnslaa et al vs.. The American
Ss'.s.aF AID Loan Observation-Disclosures 70
10y Department
hAasn Z. Hsfrer vs. IF sfuclair-yerdict
Ahut ioF sssala
scsssssfsiSe VI City of sesste-Dsmage 20
sVFssioR corRr-HuNrs ).
ssnese lauas,oals vs Antonio Tronio-ysr.
.@ esasnt.ff Tor 81 81
~ F's1@ssss Vs.. L. D. Ferry ct aL-Jude-
ess s'sst de!ents9t & n Bywster for
txn,.. u AsshIggton VS.. Jennie Hoffman
ssass. oa notion OF prosecuting At
$50 Of wssaiastoa vs. r NJ wiiis.m.-
eseaafrrs. R9A's''i' granted and prisoner
ussssa Bridges Va N. bay, ct A.-Ccn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

ESr she Vas cured entirely. her hair came on
again. and today che has rs dne . head OF black
curly hair and - smooth skin any lady In Allen
town. Her syebrows an heavier than they ever
were her aco,p u free from dAndrufR and her
health is excellent Nov for the benefit Of those
suffering with Same disease. or TO .hose who may
doubt the trrthfuness 81 this statement write me-
1nc.os;ng . stamp and will cheerfuIiy answer. 1
am sure that the CUTIcCRA REHGpIKo cured my
wife for she used nothing else during the four or
i've mont - she used them.
FREEMAN sTOEKER
225 Court street Allentown, Pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

The funeral services over the remains Of
Prot. Ralph Arthur were held yesterday
afternoon at 12o0 Main street, Rev. w. G.
Eliot officiating. Many friends we're pres
ent at the house and at the grave. The
casket was covered with handsome flowers
arranged in various designs. The pail
bearers were as follows: Q. E. Pettis, D.
Bass, W. A. Hess, Prof r. ". Lucy, Prof.
c. V. Theil and T. Baxter. Lake View
cemetery was the place OF interment.
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PAY WHEN
YOU CAN

II you can only pay monthly install.
ments, do 1t that way. We are not sell
ing this property for the purpose Of Clean
ing up a lot Of cash. but primarily, above
everything else, for advertisement pur-
poses.
Lots in Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition vary in size from 80 by 10 feet
to 30 by l55 feet
The title Is as straight as q string, and
we give every purchaser an abstract Of
title.
If this is not supplying good property
within the reach of every man seeking
home we can't fill the bill. but we will
have the satisfaction of knowing that no
one else in Seattle can anything like equal
our otter.
Go and look at everything offered for
Eve miles around Seattle as ''cheap lots"
and then take look at this property. II
YOU honestly want . domestic for .
modest sum you will there see your oppor-
tuni,y. The more thoroughly you investi-
gate the better viii you realize what this
offer means
II You don's know rs make enquiries OF
our references. They are every bank and
business man in Seattle.
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ana she presented . p961-
aoiocondition. We 6ie0
almost eva1ythinG. bus
6ho contfnue0 - go
worse. Then Ne tried
one II our best Dhystct.
ans, but al 70 no pur.
pose Finally my wife
believed that the Curl
CCAA RxAxDIE0 WOuld
cure heE. After she had
used nine boxes Of cUTl.
cURA. aad about . dozen
cakes of CUTICUBA
SOAP, and four bottles
Of CUTIcURA RDoLv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

n 0sllowsng new suits were begun yesterday
~ superior court:
&An bacigalupo Va Rosa Bacigalupo-suit
! liserce.
yeAa Rlncs, trustee for Sophia Taheson, ~
IN & Hight aud Albert W. Hight--Suit to
ssioss mortgage and recover $500 on promis-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15

To knew that Richard Ill headache and
neuralgia tablets afford . QUICK aud certain cure
Of sverv variety of hez6achs aad give tmr,s-
dis,s reliss from suffering in all neuralgia also.
CocA Iss ssls BY al dxuSg,ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15
They Live
ON TIE
Street Cars

They arc the people We want to reach.
Ordinarily the only property persons
with small means can secure Is 20 far ont
that they become discouraged ct the pros
pect Of ever being able to get . h ONE to
suit them and continue to spend their
money for rent, and at the end Of year
have nothing to show for it.
Our business moro particularly IS the
sale of high grade business and residence
property, but we are also determined to b
in position to supply every legitimate de-
mand that arises in Seattle for real estate
There are . good many people who are
not able to buy lots In Renton Addition
or Squire Park who still look forward
toward owning their own homes without
going ont into the woods to accomplish
it. Such persons will undoubtedly DO
greatly interested to know that We are
now selling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-15
m Extraordinary Man When Drunk.

Frank White. An ordinary man on week
DAYS. As the saying goes. got drunk yes
terdsy and proceeded to create . rumpus
in the Gem saloon, on South Third street,
between Washington and Main. 1t IL
claimed he threw billiard ball through
largs mirror and when placed IN the city
Jail, made things unpleasant for Jaiier
Daniel Noble BY wrenching of gas hx-
ture and breaking out a cell window.
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among the property which oerished in
- ~ New. II. r. Sherard's house at
osAneld MAS = genuine Pine Tree
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QUl1N Kidney and Uterine Pains and weak.
MN Inesses relieved In one minute BY the
Cuticufa Antf-Poin Plaster. the
HU only instantaneous pa, n killing plaster
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

DlpVsc Skin and Scalp purified and beAutifed b.
sDADi CUrIcURA Soar. Absolutely pure.
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Cuticura ResOlvent

The new Blood and skin Purifier internally, and
CUTICU "A. the great SKIN Cure, and CUrICURA
SOAR the exquisite skin Beautifer, externally, in
ssany relieve and speedily cure every diseAse and
humoR Of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss Of
hair. from infancy 70 age from pimpes to scrofulA
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Sold everywhere. Price. crrrcuRA. SOC. soar,
CSC: RRsoLvKNr. 81. Prepared by the PorrK1
Dare AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Roston.
"How to Cure Skin Diseases" g. pages, 80 illus,
erntionA and testimonials, mailed free
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$3.50
70
800

And that they can make their own terms.
BY this We mean that any person honestly
anxious to secure . home can pay just
as his means will permit. OF course we
will not permit SPECTATORS to tie up lots
with a small payment, and only make
this offer to persons an xious to get lots
upon which they can ultimately build.
People of the right sort will find this
their opportunity. We are going to make
the selling of this property an advertise
ment TO persons of limited means so that
they viii come to rs in future for invest
ments as investors of large amounts do
now. In other words, We are going to
demonstrate that our Office Is the place
for cheap property as well - for larger
investments
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1ETERENCEeRvnnY AAxx AxD Duszxnsu
MAJ N u1A11AA
@...ys.esG'es>s

It's Ill right to have suburban homo
If . man hasn't anything to do but kill
time It's nice thing. too. to have .
country seat and . cottage ct the ssaahors.
but such things are mos for the person
Who Is struggling to get ON In the world
and has 70 make every hour count Thsy
will come later. A good many people in
Seattle are beginning to think that
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-23

WANTED A representative for our
AA4v LII Family Treasury" the great.
est book ever Offer d to the public.
Christmas present for both old and yourg
Our COUPON 81 stem, which we use in selling this
great work, enables each purchaser to get the
book free, so every one purchases.
For his first weeks work one agents profit ia
Sl6s Another 1886. lady has just cleared Sl2L
for her first weeks work.
Write for particulars, and If you can begin at
once send 81 for outfit. We give you exclusive
territory aid pay lar &c commissions ON the sales
OF sub-agt nts. Write at once for the agency for
your county.
Address all communications to
RAND, MoNALLY CO.,
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-23

q 6 to $l5 per day at home. selling Lightning
W Platter and plating jewelry. watches. table.
ware, etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good az
on all kinds Of metal with gold silver or nick.
ell. No experience. No capital, Every hou.e NM
goods needing plating.
H. K. DELNO co., Columbus, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-23
THB DOLLAR COLUMN

advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ten
.ines Of small type) in length will be inserted in
enis column for one dollar per week. nfty cents
the hFst insertion and twenty-five cents each sd.
dtttonal alinsertion-payable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-23
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
INT. CARROLL, LILY:

i 10th Opens s Cus
study extended and admirably college
special attention Its students
sar) without examination
ough practical work
School of Ar Its Normal Department.
helps given students
all worthy Normal Collegiate Musical education
course stenog and Tpewng with Others
who would become bread
This institution
Of the Eighteen
closed and by the class of eighteen graduated year
States and Washington
"est-reaching from more this
schoo write the principal and
Oread"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-23

Of sarssoahasaT sars Fra. and rrpnwn1r1ss
s rag with s.smp r'a.ss for and best
"isa MFG CO. Parish. s'ura 81 post
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EVEkf one in need OF information on the subject
~ OF advertising will do well t. obtain copy Of
"Book for Advertisers, a6S pages, price one dol.
lar. mailed, postage pxId, on receipt OF price
Contains = careful comp lation from the American
class journals; gives the circulation rating of
e'ery one. and good deal of information about
rates and other matters pertaining TO the busne
of advertising Address ROWELL'S ADVEKTlS.
ING BUREAU. 10 Spruce st., Y.
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X7k IN &16n can be made monthly work.
O0-2-44-6-S Msin ST., Richmond, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-05-26
A Sensation in Page Count.

Mr.. Richey, one of the candidates
for clerk of Page county, Va, has
created a great sensation by with.
drawing from the race under most
unusual conditions. A. the story
goes. Richev and his oppou mt, Broad
dus. agreed TO coa.'u't campaign
without the use @. uou,r. Matters
were progressing satisfactorily when
Mr.. Richey with .G"v from the con
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-05-26
WEST VIRGINIA.

West Virginia does not cut a very
imposing figure at the fair Our
State building is located at one end
of the grounds, and doesn't show the
$4,000 it cost. There are no eXhib-
its in the building. 1t is fitted up as
a place where visitors may walk in
and rest and where West Virginians
may have their receptions and other
meetings. 1t is furnished handsome
ly throughout, and has many COM
forts and conveniences. The build
lug is constructed Of West Virginia
lumber entirely. We found there
Col. Chancellor, Secretary Mckay
and Mr.. Yeaton, who extended every
courtesy to the visitors from our
Mountain State. 1t is rather comfor-
table to have place where you may
feel at home in a strange town, and
West Virginians will enjoy the State
building and its privileges. Several
paintings by Miss Lily jackson
adorn the rooms. West Virginia
shows up to greatest advantage in
the forestry building, where her ex-
hibit of timber is way ahead of that
of any other State. There are many
different sorts of timber in our State,
and magnificent specimens of all
these are effectively shown. Whole
sections of the biggest and best trees
are exhibited, and the variety will
surprise even our own people. Part
OF each section is left In its natural