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Linens.

Fast-Color Turkey-Red Iapie
Damask. 60 inches wide, ooc.
value. for zoe. yard.
white Damask Table Linen
25c. quality, for i23zc. yarn.
Pure Linen German IA .e
Damask. co inches woe.
zoe. yard. Napkins 10
match for $3.50 dozen.
Special purchase Of lvo 9oIeh
Extra Large All-dncn Huck
Towels, nc. value, for i~'zc.
each.
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Fans.

Highest Novelty Japn-
ncse, Italian, vienna si'A'
and Parchment Fans,
worth up 10 zoe, for loc'
Large Black Parchment Fans
worth l5c.. for &c. -
JapanCse Parchment rams
&c. w.
Sample line Of Green and ran
Leather Belts, sterling ST.
yer and leathcr-coVeIed
buckles. made TO sell LOT
&c. for &c. ~,
Real Monkeyskin and Ecu
Leather Bets, were 'J-''
for 15c.
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CHARLES STREET AVENUE. BALTI-
MORE. MD.
College for Young Women and Prepare
tory School for Girls. Extensive grounds.
Location unsurpassed. Suburb Of Balti-
more Spacious buildings, completely
eouipped ~ Jaw, F&Su2m
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White G0cds.

40-inch India Llnon. lie.
value. for 1Oc.
White Dotted Swisses, zoe.
value. for IOj2c.
English Long Cloth,
57sc.
Plaid Black Lawn, 77sc.
Persian Mulls. i2l2c. yard.
India Linen, 2Ac. yard.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN II. POWELL Principal
Mrs. r. c. PENTON and Mr. Il. II.
ROBERTSON, Associate Principals.
The twenty-nfth session of this Board
ing and Day School will begin THURS
DAY. September % 1891, and close June
IL. 1898.
TIE course OF instruction is thorough
and comprehensive. The professors OF
Music. Languages, and Art are surpassed
by none. and special teachers and atten-
ton provided for the Primary Depart
ment.
For full information apply 10 the Prin-
cipal. Jy S-Th. Su&Tu3m
ROANOKE COLLEGE. SALEM, VA.
COURSES FOR DEGREES, WITH
Electives. Library, 1000 volumes; work
ing laboratory; good morals; six church
cs-no bar-rooms healthful mountain
climate Very moderate e-renses. Forty
fifth year. Catalogue free. Address JU-
LIUS u. DREHER, President.
Gy iS-Su, W 6, + 6wtsw 1m)
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THE ROLAND PARK BOARDING AND
DAN sCHOOL EOR GIRLS.

Roland Park, near Baltimore Twenty
minutes ride from the heart of the city.
Location healthful. Thorough training in
English from Kindergarten through COL
lege preparatory. Principals: Miss X T..
Howard and Miss A. II. Howard Clrcu-
lars az ROOk-SfOres an 15-e,l4t
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Jswelry.

Black Genuine Leather Sklrl
and Belt-HOlders, &c.
RoU-Plate Stiff-Back Shlrt
Studs. worth up 70 Z0c., LOT
sc. set.
HDIl-PInte Ear-itihgs,
worth CSC, for Be.
German Plate Silver and Git
Dunb-Bell Cuff LINKS
worth &c; remnant price,
zoe. pair.
Carnots. Emeralds. Sapphires,
Princess Set Rings, worm
2Jc.: remnant price, sc.
Handsome OXidiZcd Belt
Chatelaines, with menloran-
DUN. viuaigrette. and PEN
ell attachments. worth Sl.oyj
remnant price. GOc.
1S-Cluster Rhinestone Extra
Hat-Pins. Were ylcr ioc.
each.
Roman Plate Stick-Pins, have
been 10c.. &c. each.
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Thread Gloves.

4oc. for ladies' 75c. 2-Clasp
Black SIX Gloves. WIN
White stitching.
37i5c. for any Of the New
Shades IN six Gloves. Nlo-
lot. Green. and OX-bloou'
regular soc. value.
IOc. for Ladies' 2-Button
Tan LisIc-Thrcad Gloves
xxith black stitching, regu-
lar 25c. value.
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Muslin Underwear.

Fine Muslin Umbrella Drawers. wide lace trim
med rufic. for f0c
Ladies' S25 Fine Cambria Understands with wide Vaen
lace rulIe SOC.
Muslin Underskirts with tucls and cambria rune
special price 35c.
Ladies' UnndsOmeI y-Trimmcd Umbrella Undcrskirts,
w zoe; special price, 50c.
Ladies' s25 Muslin Empire Gowns. embroidery trim
med. soc
Muslin Gowns double Jokes cambria trimmed
35c
Ladies' 75c Fine Cambria Handsomely Trimmed Corset
Covers 40c.
Ladies' Good Muslin Embroidery and tucked Trimmed
Drawers. special sale Zoe
Chldrens Good Muslin Drawers, special price &c.
Ladies &c. Plain Drawers, with hem and tucks. 1oc.
Large Brown Checked Bingham Aprons Sc
Nurses Large Fancy and Plain Null Aprons 10. 12 10.
and 25c.
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SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION, ELOCU-
TION, AND DRAMATIC ART.

Number OF pupils limited For terms
and particulars address EDWIN LEE
TANNER. Tragedian, Box o. Station
"a" Richmond, Va. au N-Tu, Th&Su3ts
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ELLETTs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
.,..-.-. L-.-E- d LIL.I

WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 23D At
1l2 east Franklin street. Students pre-
pared for college. Circulars at, Vests
and Hunters bookstores. au 22-Sulm
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

OLYMPIA March fs-spseial.--Gov-
poy@rs today appointed John Wiley. John
p Fay. Rev Clark Davis ard ;. n Alssa.
ali Of Seattle 20 be regents OF tbs state
urtysrslty al Seattle. IN place OF George
uwda Preston. r. r. NJ STRICKLAND.
I.enrfa. A. Riddle and John p. Convey.
Mr.. Esssdle Is the only regent whose term
had expired. he vas not candidate Tor
rsappo4ntnsuI
These appointments were made prior 20
the approval Of the educational bill. as
there IL a clause In that bill providing that
All regents and trustees Of educational In
stt,utions shall remain Ia Office and %
confirmed for the fun terms designated by
Gov. McGraw prior 70 his retirement from
Office Gov. Rogers decided that ne had
the prerogative Of putting these insutn-
tons under the control % men IN sympa-
thy with him. Consequently ne makes
these educational appointments prior 70
signing the educational Dill. However,
GOV. Rogers states that the new regents
OF the state university are without any In
eurnbrances az 20 the policy 20 be pursued
by them as regents.
The governor also appointed Hon. r.
II. Scott, of Ellensburg. TRUSTEES Of the
state normal school ar EIlens5urg 20 sue
coed John {. Goodwin. OF KIttitas county.
for the term ending June D. lyG re also
appointed Or. a. 81. Powell. OF Pullman.
regent Of the agricultural college and
school OF science 10 succeed j. ". ARA
smith, OF Colfax, for the term ending
March 2. lsss.
Herbert Bashford, OF Tacoma, was ap-
pointed state librarian for the term end
Ing March s. 1880. to succeed George Ken
nsdy.
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NOW FOR GOOD TIMES,
Continued from Page ons.

Continued from Page Ono.
ported washed shall pay double duty. ana
woods Of the FIRST and second classes i'm
ported secured. treble duty.
Cnwashed woods shall Do considered such
as SHALL have been storn from the sheep
without any cleansing. washed woods
such as have been washed with water on
ly on the Sleeps back or on the skin Wool
wished IN any other manner shall be con
s.derei secured. Woods 0f classes and .
imported IN any other than ordinary con-
dition. or sorted. or increased In value by
tha rejection OF ans part of the arEfnaf
fleece. shall pay double duty but skirted
wcols imported ia $50 and before. are ex-
cepted.
TIE duty upon wool changed in character
Or condition FOR paying the duty or re-
ducsd In valae by admixture Of dirt or
other foreign substances SHALL be fvgirs
doubled. Duty on woods ON which duty be-
assessed amounting 70 three times or more
n an II uRwasAe3 saa0 not 80 souhla>i on
account 81 its being inserted
II any bale or package or wool or hair
claimed b the importer 70 ~ ducah3e
IS 81 any speciasa class containing any
wool subject 20 4 higher duty tran tire
class specified the whole bale or pack se
snail ne suaiect - the -iEses, rate az duty
caargsahie on the wosi - tae class sub
}ecI 70 ~1ics higaer rates Of duty. and =
a0y package ~ claimed by the importers
90 - shoody. mango r ockS wool hair or
otaex material Of any cisss specified anH
T3oa bale contain any OTHER mixture or
anE ether material sAe waole bale
or ~r-kare saAH Pr seb'act 20 taty a. rAe
esgaesg rate lmpos ~ upon any article
H sl tas' cr package
W>a.s o~ IRE Skin shau paw .se ss--a
rtra As gfha- Nerr1s -Ie4ttea On rnffn sHs-F
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Spring has come.
Ii is time for all persons TO think seri-
ously Of their health.
But that doesn't mean taking the first
spring remedy that happens TO be offered.
Persons who make IL their business to
get the most effective remedy 10 be had
are sure to carry home Paines celery COM
pound. No other remedy is capable Of
cleansing the blood, nourishing the nerves
and regulating the bowels and digestive
organs like Paine's celery compound.
IF you are troubled at all by rheumatism.
neuralgia, headache or sleeplessness. even
If these attacks come only now and then.
now Is the time TO purify the system OF
them Don't procrastinate and daily TIL
frightened into doing something when you
find the task OF getting well has assumed
desperate proportions.
Paine's celery compound wiz cure kid
ney trouble, heart palpitation and disord-
cred liver accurately. intelligently and per-
manently when other remedies only raise
hopes that are never fulfilled.
Paine's celery compound. which owes Its
origin 10 the most distinguished physician
and investigator this country ever pro-
duced. Prof. Edward e. Phelps. NJ. D.
Ii. D., OF Dartmouth college, has been
publicly indorsed among medical experts
as the only spring remedy In any sense en-
titled to that name.
1t can be said without fear OF contradic-
ton that no other remedy can truthfully
refer to men and women go responsible
so trustworthy. SO convincing, because OF
their straightforward, enthusiastic and
easily verified testimonials IN praise Of
Paine's celery compound
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II is foolish TO take poor health "philo-
sophically" these spring days. There Is
no reason why anyone should sit hands in
lap. and submit TO headaches, poor appe-
tite, continual tired feeling or constlpa-
ton II every disheartene6 invalid VIII go
right at getting well by using Palne's eel
cry compound that person will be aston
ished and delighted with the Quickness with
which this wonderful remedy is abe 10 cal
a halt To wasting diseases, diseases OF de-
bfllty and rundown" condition.
Paine's celery compound does wonders In
making people Wei
Here IS what a woman. an ambitious and
hard-working member OF the legal profess
sion IN New York city, says OF this great
remedy:
go 4th Ave. New York.
While a student in the New York univer-
sity law school and under great pressure
from work and study. l was advised to
take Paine's celery compound. / did so.
and its beneficial results to one whose
nerves are under the trial OF severe mental
effort, am only too ready to assert. After
taking three bottles l found that IL pro-
duced cuietness OF nerves and induced
sleep. very beneficial to my health. For
those troubled with insomnia I can heartily
recommend II as a harmless inducer OF
sleep on account OF fits Quieting effect on
the nerves. Yours. very truly.
(Sfgnsd) Florence'H Dangerfield.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Paine's celery compound, which makes
the weak strong has received testimonials
from thousands OF people who had almost
despaired OF ever again being in perfect
health.
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GOVERNOR WIDELY CRITICISED.
Whnteom Deeply Regrets His oppo-
aitfon 10 the Normal schools.

wHATCOM. March fs.-Special.-A
stroag feeling OF regret and indignation
ss manifested here. regardless OF politics,
on account OF the governors veto Of the
appropriation for the new Whatcom nor
nal school. White the amounts called for
by the appropriation BIN for the school
aggregated s37.5o0. only $3.50 would be
charge against the general fund. the re-
rnalnder to be derived from the proceeds
OF sales OF lands belonging 10 the Federal
grant 70 the state for normal school pur-
poses only The number OF children of
school age IN the counties OF Western
Washington, which the normal school
here was intended TO accommodate. Is
7ae0. while there are only 1900 In the
counties directly tributary 10 the Eilens-
burg school. which the governor conde-
sends 10 tolerate. and AGO in the coun-
ties OF Eastern Washington supplied by
the Cheney school. which also comes IN
der the ban of the governors dispieasure.
In this county alone there are over 5000
children OF school age. and more than loo
teachers are employed
Nothing but the friendl!est feeling and
most liberal disposition has ever been
manifested here toward the state univer-
sity. or any other educational institution
In the state. but the legitimate fields OF
normal training and university work are
so distinct Ia eharacter that the govern
ors pretenxa OF argument for consolidA-
ton Is considered by practical educators
altogether untenable from any reasonable
standpoint.
With the appropriation for the school
here stricken out. the splendid building
Will be only rendezvous for bats and a
monument TO the Populst governors op-
position TO the practical training OF
teachers for the common schools.
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sustained by ths decisions IN these cases
rendered a. q former sitting.
Justices Field. Harlan. Brown ard
White cts-@rsed-
Justice White read the dtsseot.rg c2sn-
sor. He said the law was q direct a.
tempt 20 TAX properly cats.te me state
and levy burden CT rtsrstats COM
marco He predicted that today's cecss-
Tor would De ssr-r.aehirs IN tts sSecA
On motion OF Attorney General Mcksn-
ia. a mandate was ordered 10 be issued
in the case OF tha steamer Three Friends.
The court dismissed The Las Vegas land
grant case because Of iss abatement ca
account OF the resignation OF Secretary
Smith The case involves the ownership
OF rs square niles OF land Il the vicinity
% LA Vegas. y. " Today's action coE-
firms the tide OF ne claimants. /. TIE
government does not renew sts appeal
Attorney General Mckenna asked per-
mission 20 &c brief n rhs case Of ANA
J. Deguiye es a. and william Banning.
raow perstsng in the court on appeal sroln
the superior collt al Lea Angeles. The
case involves a portion % the Mexican
grant IN the harbcr of SzZ Pedro. wnsre
the government has important Interests.
The action % the attorney genera IL TAX
en- with . vss~ N projecting these :nisr-
essa.
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Judge Con has appointed z T. vinson
receiver Of L. 3. Buskirk, q merchant
and tinbernnsn OF Logan. His assets are
AZ 90: liabilities unknown.
5PRISGFIELD. No. March B.-The
Hsadiey Grocery Company. wholesalers.
have made deed o. trust 10 preferred
creditors and an assignment 10 Charles II.
Mccain The preferred liabilities amount
10 $500. other debts 81. GO The nom
NAL assets are slz2 90.
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ders made by authors through momentary
forgetfulnes5 OF from that queer oscitaucy
which sometimes comes 70 the most acute
intelligence. Akenside had a ct OF this
temporary mental alteration when he
wrote. He views the Ganges from Alpine
heights" and Allison. the historian, must
have been similarly afFf lcted when he made
SIR Perigrine Pickle one 81 the pal-bearers
OF the Duke OF Wellington. Cervantes'
immortal work Is filed with hlBuders Of
forgetfuiness. In one place he tells US
about the galley slaves setting upon the
Don and. sezing MauForino's helmet. they
broke = all 20 pieces. or. 80 he exact. "iu
a Thousand pieces" while a Ittle later
Don Quixote comes marching from his
chamber armed cap-s-pie with the bar
ber's basin on his head. In one place
Gines De Passemonte steals Sancho's Dap
Pile and a few pages further on we are
tod about the Don riding along the high
way whNe Saucao contentedly logged aft
err seated on his donkey. Dickens. TOO.
made what n these days would be called
pretty bad breaks" In Nicholas Nick
ieby" the boys or Squeers' school are set
70 work AoesEg turnips in mldwlnter. and
"a the '"Ta,e OF TWO Cities he speaks OF
the CHIEF functionary OF The gllilotlnef'
as % the came name as the strong man
81 o.G Scripture" regard leas or the fact
shat the former W&s named SAMSON ard
sge latter samson. These are 5lunders OF
mere f0rgetfglness. the writer fancylnZ,
e some caSss. that be sufficiently reneu-
peTed what he had already written. and
50. not taking ne trouble 20 verify the ac-
euracy Of his knowledge biundered along
into ~ error. sometimes lauGhaDss IA IS
aosur0ity. and a. others relying on ia
recollection sor a historic statement In
whlcn his memory was entirely a. fauIf
a lev moments work IN verifying a date
or making certain of a quotation. or con-
hTnsug re accuracy Of q historical refer
enee, would have saved the rnorfsaca ton
% bad D.ua4sr as ~eD as the cre8it OF
ne writer. for mistakes n plain historical
sSs& asnents. the facts Of which can - as
esrlas1eG from th@ ordinary books OF res-
eEsEce. cas-. discredr o. tie entire work
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NORMAL SCHOOLS cur DOWN.
Governor vetoes the Appropriations
for Cheney and whatcom.

OLYMPIA. March i5-Speeial-The
governor approved the appropriation bill
today with the exception OF tho Items for
the Cheney normal school and the What
com normal school, both OF which he
vetoed
lie also approved the revenue bill entire.
although numerous kilograms were sent
20 him from all over the state requesting
the veto OF that section of the revenue bill
imposing a heavy penalty on delinquent
taxes.
The capitol bill still hangs fire. bat
every pressure possible will be brought 20
bear 20 secure the governors signature.
IL viii probably be one OF the last bills
considered. The committee 20 make the
argument has not yet appeared before
Gov. Rogers. but viii do 50 soon. probably
tomorrow. They were prepared today. bat
the governor spent the entire day consd-
sring the revenue and appropriation bills.
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Tua occIDENr WRECKED.
Destroyed ON the shifting sands at
the Nehntem's Mouth.

TIIIAANooK. Or. March is-SAs tAa
steam tug occifent was andsavoring 20
enter the mouth 81 the NeAalem river Fri
Gay she went ashore on the south spit. and
BY Hompie A Wheeler humber ranufac-
turers. ana was run between here and the
Columbia river Since the tug left thu
river the bar had changed. and where
there had been n deep channel sand bar
had formed upoa which the tug struck.
She carried a small cargo Of merchan-
disc all OK which was saved In a Galnaged
condition. Capt. H. Wehher ard crew all
reached shore in safety. The vessel was
valued at 5 so.
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on Prof. Kochs arrival in Caps ~, !.
he Was informed OF the discovery y
rinderpest germ made By scisn's.
Grahamstown. As DR. Boeh's TIP % - ..
Africa was undertaken chiefly for fns ~ =
pose Of discovering this bacillus, ing Z, =
was probably not entirely agreesoie y e Z
He expressed mis- willingness 10 - !
discovery. snd ne will . 70 Jofrsn1es...'
and work there. IN an effort 70 aise9'. I.
method Of destroying the bacillus :
checking the pest.
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CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK. March fS-Crook & Per
ham. WkeIesale coai dealers. nave as
struet te F1shu Y Fvcst TAs amaar-
Invoked j. sad 90 - oyer Xso a. T-a
frm Aas been 81 eusl4ees -weaty ia &
years
MoEEL1A Mex MaTra lE-Tae -rsar-
tain Districts - tae sax OF Nocaoa-a n
ara ToHwE Nsre expert rest ssva~e
ear se5iase SHOCKS darfug the lass Farce
dAys. The Cotmla yosesHa 10 BEES S..nx
active aEain.
CHICAGO. NzreA s-prot q AZ
Masters. ~ TIE EEtt6r-sEr * Perrss.-
vanla, las ocmg-scet .he reana scrg rs ~
tnA rev srkaof htsr0Tv & the I-~erf
states. m walsh paErles So e the k-s-
rcfe-
MI w-AT-NEE &s~-N fs-T7.s N,av ~
Rev George 81 wells 90 uaver f4 was
sa.sa4 sloassste the =. PaI track cas-
81 Wssgwatos station lie ha8 hcea strss Il
IN a lFa.n aa3 kl.le4- Ape Ancss .al.-
ca r. salcite.
INpEANAFs0LtS Ma~ch e Hase
Cars se. treasurer - tae Gte E5.ee rse
A=e--safi a Voluntarily waut Before -r-
era-3 tarv Yesterday aus euaftssas -.
hEF-s srnA@ss "a Ea~&S scF sarea fes-s
a. -re rate ~ s. q Wezk 4ampaet a 9
Elvra 3 no wears se1Se0ee.
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states of the Inion Have Power Co
Tax Corporate Franchises.

ton OF tho UaHeA States supreme court
Wa. stven largely fo,iay - the power Or
eeates to tax the Franchise % corpora
sians. slNch a. express. telegraph and raj
road companies Two keutuckv cases
tn~olv4nE the canstiSuEtcnsitty 81 thr state
law Of iSs one affecting she Henderson
Bridge Company and tire other tas Al
ans kxpTSss Con3gany. were both aeci&eG
fsSorablv 20 the state.
A general review Of the rights 81 the
states 20 enact laws of thts character was
elso promulgated through Justice Bre~gs -
~ sn opinion denying = petition bv varl-
Gus ssleEr&pa and express companies fer
- rehearieg IL the cases IN Which the tax
acts o. the legislatures % cAio and Ia
diana were involved, The LAW having been
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OF an author, a careful readeF a. -,
concluding that The same carsaes@
would be- shown elsewhere az ID "
stances which fell under his notice
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>s-a- citizens - Kansas are tgyiae te
RAISE s. te fsr a uaaFb.a hasS 81 Caa-tas
EceissV- tas ars1 xogs~uaF 90 The ssate.
20 oe placed IL TIA cAaEs. q ta& safe
glls evs- q.
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To CURE 4 COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative PrcnS oulHtue Tablets
Druggists rstana money e x falls 20 eurs
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EXPOSITION is OPEN.
THE GrATEMALAy FAIR WILL RUN
roR THE NEXT FoUR MONTHS.

Great Enterprise Displayed by the
CentraI American Btates-Beauti-
full Grounds and Fine Duilaings-
Wonderful Exhibits of Native
Products and Resources-Wash-
ington and CALIFORNIA; Are Repre-
scented.
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NEW REGENTS NAMED
TINE GOVERNOR MAKES APPOINT
nrxTs ron rHE UNIVERSITY.

Sohn WILEY, yokn p. Fay, Rev. CLARK
Davis and .. ~. Allen 20 Replace
the Old Beard - appropriation
Vetoed for Cheney and whateosn
Normal seheois-Rev~nae Bill APP
proved. with the Penalty On De-
1iaan<nf Taxes-
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