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TO MAKE CAMPBELL pisGoRGs.
Attempt TO Recover Money 60 BE Used
I'm Buying Votes for senator I'm Ohio.

Cincinnati, JanuSr 30. 9.-Judge Dempsey
had before him againHesterday the,,motion
to compel Col. T. G. Campbell to pny into
tho court the money which 1t was alleged
was given 10 him last January 10 pay Legis
lator Otis, by II. II. Boyce. who was sup
posed to be acting for Senator Hanna
when the latter was candidate A suit
was filled here and the attempt was made
to garnishee the money alleged to he In
the possession Of Campbell. He appeared
In court and said that the money was In
New York, where 1t was tied up by an
order of court In suits filed there against
Boyce and that 1t could not be brought
court there. 1t was also asserted by
counsel for Campbell that the money was
not the property of Boyoe, but of Senator
Hanna. This was eenied and 1t was as
serted that they could not show that the
money. ever belonged to the Senator.
Judge Dempsey took the matter under
advisement. John q. Otis 10 the Republi-
can member of the legislature from Gin
cinnati. who claimed year ago to have
been offered Sl700 for his vote tor Senator.
Campbell is his attorney and 1t was
claimed that h. H. Boyce paid the money
to Campbell. There are some who.. deny
the whole story, claiming that the money
was never turned over to any one or
offered to Otis, and suit is brought both
to test that claim that was thought to
have bsen made for effect on the senatorial
contest and also for the benefit of Boyoe's
creditors. The matter was Investigated
by the Legislature year ago by a CON-
mites of which Vernon Burke of Cleve.
land was chairman.
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States regarding the admission of Porto
Rioan sugar and tobacco free of duty. 1t
Is contended that II the duty should be
taken off the island would not only be the
most prosperous in the tropics but would
speedily become a source Of large rev.
enue. to the American government. Even
the establishment of u fixed rate Of ex-
change would not helpl much, apart from
this all important concession. Bres trade
aud q more intimate union with the
United States this Is the motto Of the
Porto Rican, and his policy Is TO sgitate
for civil government as the quickest and
most effective means of Americanizing
the island and Of securing Its develop.
ment.
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the Dreyfus agitation. The situation
appears mole confusing and menacing
than ever.
For days the anti ti-Dreyfusites Lave been
clamoring to have the case referred to this
united sections because they have ccnsid-
cred 1t certain that among more than 30
judges they could rely upon an anti
Dreyfusite majority.
N. Loew, president Of the criminal
chamber, who was asked his opinion re-
garding the governments proposal said I,
81 am glad to be relieved of the respon-
sibilities. but the governments sanction is
revolutionary.
The anti-revisionist papers are jubilant,
but the most serious and impartial jour
nails deprecate the governments weak ness
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IN THE HOUSE.

Interest Centers In the Army Bill
This Week.
centres In the army bill in the House Of
Representatives during the early part of
he week. The final vote will be taken
at p. m., Tuesday. Prior to this the
debate will be under the five-ninute rule
in the main, although sufficient time has
been reserved to give MIR. Bailey and
some of the leaders an opportunity for
extended speeches. Chairman Hull of
the military committee 10 confident the
bill will pass, saying that the Republican
disafiection will not exceed eight,
while several affirmative votes will come
from the Democratic side. The opposition
will direct It's effort toward having the
bill reoommitted. With the army bill
disposed OF, the House will turn Its at
tention to the important river and harbor
bill and then to the military academy ap-
prcpriation. The river and harbor bill
probably will have Wednesday, with two
hours debate on both sides- The military
academy bill Is not likely to take more
time than is required to read 1t through.
No exact programme has been fixed for
the rest of the week. but Chairman
Mercer Of the committee on public build
ings and grounds has been pressing for q
hearing on some of the public buildings
bills now pending and he is likely to
get a day.
Chairman Lacey also wants day on
public land questions.
The Hawaiian bill is the most import
ant piece of general legislation which will
be urged to a hearing, although Its
friends may let 1t 60 over until next
week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee ON Judiciary win give pub
nc hearing In Its rooms at the state House In
Augusta,
Thursday, February ie. 1899, at 2.3o O'Clock pm
No. %. On an act to regulate the appoint
ment and powers of Receivers OF Corporations.
No. 81. On an act relating to returns by For
eign and Domestic Corporations.
NO. ~. On an.act relating TO. Mortgages py
Corporations.
No. il2. On an act TO further regulate the
organization and control Of Business Corpora
tions.
Tuesday. February q, 1899. a: $50 O'Clock y. m.
No. 122, On an act 10 provide that no action
shall be maintained against transportation
properly or injury 10 the same, unless written
notice Of the loss claim. ETC., shall be given
within sixty days of the occurrence.
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L.ECIsLATlVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary win give q
public hearing in Its room as the state House
In Augusta
Thursday, February 9, 1893. at 23o O'Clock p. m.
No %. On an act to amend section OF chap
ter I42 OF the Revised statutes relating TO the
punishment OF minors.
Wednesday, Feb. 8. 1899, at $50 o'clock p. m.
No. i07. On an order In relation TO n change
in the Consti ution affecting the eligibility OF o
candidate for the Office of Governor.
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BIG SNOW DRIFTS IN COLORADO.

Denver, Colo, January 2s.-The snow
storm which has been raging en- the
mountains since early last week has SUBJ
sided. The sun broke through the clouds
today and the wind abated. In some
places the fall of snow has been the heav-
lest In IL years. In and abous Leadville
serious results are threatened. The supply
of coal and provisions In the smaller
mountain towns have become exhausted
and suffering must result un less the rail-
roads can be opened. Snow slides are
reported from several places. Between
Como and Lesdville, the snow has driftsd
in the cuts to the depth of 80 and 40 feet.
The only road running west and east
from Leadville that has been clear is the
Denver aud Rio Grande. which has felt
but little Inconvenience from the storm.
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TRACkMEN STRUCK BY TRAIN.

TRACKMEN STRUCK BY TRAIN
Altoona. Pa, January GA gang cf
90 track reporters were working on the
railroad at the western opening of the
Galltzin tunnA' today when they heard
the approach Of locomotive, which was
running west through the tunnel- They
stepped from the north track, on which
westbound trains move, to the south
track. The smoke in the tunnel pre-
vented them from seeing the approaching
locomotive which in order to avoid OBJ
structions on the n orth track. was run
ming ON the south track. One man was
instantly killed. one died in the Altoona
hospital and 10 were more or less serious
ly injured. None escaped without injury.
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Weather Observation.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday. January 90, taken
at s p. m, meridian time, the observation
for each section being given in this order
Temperature, direction of wind, state OF
weather:
/: Boston, Is degrees, NV, pcloudy; New
York, s2 degrees, n cloudy; Philadelphia
20 degrees, n, cloudy; Washin nston, 81 de-
grees. N, cloudy; Albany, 10 degrees. NV.
clear. buffalo, 10 degrees, SW, oleal
Dstroit, degrees, W, clear; Chicago
90 degrees. SW, clear; st. Paul, NM
p cloudy; Huron. Dak., DO degrees n
clear; Bismarck, 0.20 desrees. NV.
clear; Jacksonvilla 50 degrees, s"'
clear.
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AFRAID OF CARLISTS,

London, January 3d. Tbs Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard says that ow>
ing to the recent development of the
Carlist agitation, the government has
decided 10 retain the state of siege and the
suspension of the constitutional guaran-
tees for some time longer.
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Kimball. Boston; Ellen N. Colder, Bos-
ton; Annie Sargent, Boston.
Boston, January 2a-Arrived, U. B.
revenue cutter Onondasa, cruising;
schooners Emma u. Angel. coal port;
Richard s. Leaning. coal port; Matilda
y. Borta, Boothbay. Me-; J. J. Moore,
Newcastle; Frank L. p, st. John; A.
Gibson. ST John; tug Valley Forge, tow.
ing bsrges Bear Ridge from Philadel-
phia for Portsmouth and Kalmia for Port
land.
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CONG GREGATIoNALIsTS WILL OBJ.
SERVE LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY.

New York, January 29.-The Ameri-
can Missionary association has issued an
appeal to the Congregational churches of
the United States to observe February 10
a. Linooln's memorial Sabbath, which
occurs on the anniversary Of President
Lincoln's birthday.
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ICE CUTTING ON PENoBsCOT.

Bangor. Me-, January go 9-Ioe cutting
on the Penobsoot was resumed today and
with cool weather the harvest will be
finished by the last of this week. Ths
cold snap WAS just what the Toe men here
needed, and today several concerns were
running Ice IS inches or more in thick
ness.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGIsLATTVE NOTICE.

Tho Comr>ittee ou Judiciary viii gise puonc y,
Tuesday. FEB. I. 1893 at $50 o'clock 7. NJ
No. g. On several proposc9 ny. w fe'"ouS
Thurs sday, FED. q 1899 ct $50 o'clock 7. NJ:
No. n. on a proposed amendment 70 an Act
relating to the appointment Of disclosure CON- IND
erpedlency of abolishing the ONCE OF Disclos-
ure Commissioners and making Probate Courts
courts OF Disclosure. and abolishihg imprison-
meat for debt
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committse on Railroads, Telegraphs, and
Expresses will give a public hearing in its
room al the State House IN Augusta, as follows
Wednesday, Feb. l, 1899. at . O'Clock D. M,
on an act TO incorporate the Boothbay Harbor
and Newcastle Railroad Company.
On an act TO extend the charter of the Els
worth Street Raj way.
On an act relating to the Wiscasset and
Moosehead Lake Telegraph and Telephone Co.
o. an act to amend Sec. of Chapter 90 of
the laws Of 1887, providing for the extension OF
X. R
On an act to extend and amend the charter
OF the Castine Railway and Navigation Co,
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Financial Affairs will give
public hearings as follows
Thursday, Feb. ..
On an order In favor Of the Maine School for
the Deaf.
Thursday, Feb. 0.
On Resolve in faver Of Maine Eye and Ear
Inhrmary.
Per order, II. 1. HIX. Sec'y.
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PULP TRUST GETS ANOTHER MILL

North Anson. Jan uary a9.-Through
the recent sale of the pulp mill at Solon,
formerly owsed by the Moosehead Pulp
and Paper company TO the Umbagog
Paper company. one OF the largest and
best ARRANGED pulp mills In the state is
added 60 those already controlled by the
pulp and paper trust.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur
ance will give a hearing on
Thursday. Feb. 2. 2p. m
An act 10 amend Sub Division VIII of Sec
tion l and Chapter iS Of the laws of 1895, rela-
tive to hre insurance.
Per order Committee,
CHARLES ]. HUTCHINGs. sec'y.
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ALMOST A CENTENNARIAN.

Saco, January 29-Mrs. Esther Thomp-
son, one of the Oldest women in Maine.
died today, aged 90 years. She leaves
three children. Mrs. David Buck of .Saco,
benjamin #. Thompson Of Somervilie
and Charles Thompson Of East Boston.
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NO MORE wARsHIPs FOR SAMOA.

London, January 3o.-It is semi-ofli-
cially asserted here. says the Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times, that all three
protecting powers have agreed to refrain
from sending further naval reinforce
ments TO Samoa.
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A REG ULAR DEWEY AFFAIR.

Muroia, Spain, January 80. Fourteen
persons were killed today by an explosion
of gas In the Palia mine. near Mazarron,
20 miles west Of CnrtagenA
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SHORE FISHERIES.

Notice Is hereby given that the Committee on
shore FISHERIES will give public hearing In
lne room OF the Board Of Agriculture Feb. 2.
teoo, at D. m, on an act to amend chapter 10,
soo,tou M relating 70 the taking Of clams aud
smell nsn' CHAs. C. WOOD. ssc,y.
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LATE MARINE NEWS.

Glasgow, January 29.-Arrivsd, steam
or Grecian, Portland.
Boothbay, January 20. = Arrived,
schooner PemAquid, Portland; Annie y.
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NEW MOVE IN DREYFUs CASE.

Paris, January 29.-The governments S
decision to submit 30 the chamber of
deputies tomorrow bill providing that
cases of trial revision shall be brought
before the united sections OF the court of
cassation. has re-opensd the feod gates of
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LEaIsLATlYE NOTICE.

TheOommittee'on Judiciary will give public
hearing inl Its room 1t the State House IN Au-
Eusta, Tuesday, Feb. Z, 1s9s at 40 O'Clock p.
m, on an act to amend section Of Chapter 2oi
Of the private and special laws OF 1854 relating
10 ridgton Center Village Corporation.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give q
public hearing In Its room at the State House
In Augusta, Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1899, at 2.3o
O'Clock p. m.
No 30.-On an act to amend the charter Of
the Portland Marine Society.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give
public hearing In Its room at the State House
In Augusta. Thursday, Feb. o. 1899. at $50
O'Clock p. IN.
No. 2s.-On an act amendstory to Chapter 10,
of act 1895, entitled, AN act to regulate the
practice of medicine and surgery.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give
In Augusta
Thursday, February 0, 1899, At 2 so o'clock p m.
No. 40 On an act In relation to the admis-
sion OF women TO the practice OF law.
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LEGIsLATlVE NOTICE.

Tho Committee on Judiciary will give public
hearing In It's room at the State House In
Augusta a. follows:
Wednesday, Feb. & 1899 at $50 O'Clock p M.
No. %. 90 an aot 70 preve.lt the use OF Trading
Stamps and similar devices.
No. 70. On an act relating to the sale OF Paris
Green and other poisonous preparations,
Tuesday. Feb. II, 1899 ut . 30 O'Clock z M.
vstesiuary Surgery, Medicine and Dentistry.
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee on Financial Affairs VIII give
puhte hearings In their room at Augusta as fol-
Thursday, Jan 26.
On resolve In fAvor Of the Temporary Home
fog Women and Children at Deerlng.
Thursday, Jan. 26.
On petition in favor Of the Home for Friend
less Boys at Deering.
Thursday, Feb. ..
On petition In favor OF St Elizabeths Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum OF Portland.
Per order.
H UIX Sec,y
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Railroads, Telegraphs, and Expresses.
The Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs, and
Expresses will give a public hearing Ia the
Railroad Commissioners Office, at Augusta. on
Wednesday. Feb. s, 1888, at 2 O'Clock +. M.
On an Act amendatory to the charter OF the
westbrook. Windham and Harrison Railway
Company and 10 extend the same
CHARLES Ii. DRUMMEY, Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

public hearing In Its room at the State House In
Augusta, Tuesday, Feb. Il, 1899, at go O'Clock
IN.
No. H.-On an :act to Incorporate Portland
Past Cha ncellor's Association.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lio hearing in its room at the State House In
Augusta,
Tuesday. Feb. !. 1899 at 2a0 oiock T. NJ.
No. SO. On a petition OF william j. Wheeler
and Others for q corporation 10 be known rs the
South Paris Water Company. for domestic and
other purpOSeS.
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

Tho Committee on Military A fairs will give
public hearing In Its room at the state House in
Aususta, Tuesday, Feb. 7th, 1893, at $50 O'Clock
p m.
No. 3.-On resolve recommending addition nal
compensation to be paid the Adjutant General
for unusual services rendered.
Tuesday. Feb. 81, 1899, at 2.30 o'clock D. m
No. A.-Op resolve to reimburse the city Of
fo.tland Tor soldiers who served In late war
with Spain.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
room ut the state House in Augusta as fol
lows:
Wednesday. Feb. 8. 1S99 at o'clock p. In.,
on an act 10 amend an act TO incorporate the
Boothbay Railroad Company.
On Al act to incorporate the Lincoln, Lake
vile and Winn Telephone Company
On an act requiring persons, associations and
oofoorations owning or operating street cars to
provide for the protection Of employees.
On an act TO require Street Railroad Co. tc
protect motor men.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
Expresses will give u public hearing In its
room Ut the State House in Augusta. as fol-
lows:
Wednesday. Feb. Is, 1899, at 3 O'Clock p. m
On N act relating To the charter of the Wis
caeset and Quebec Railroad Co.
On an act 20 extend the rights. powers and
nebec Railroad Co.
ON an act to Incorporate the Patten, Ale
cash and Northern Railroad Co.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing in its room at the state House in
Augusta, rs follows:
No. 80 On an Act 10 regulate the admission to
practice OF Attorneys. Solicitors and Counsel
lors to provide for a Board Of Examination
and to reDeal conflicting Acts.
No. 80. On the report OF the Commissioners on
Uniform Legislation.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

1ps Committee ON Legal Affairs win ave
public hsasing In hs room at the Stses Bouse
IN Augusta
No. 8.-Tnussday. Feb. is, 1893, at 2.so
O'Clock p. m, On an act relasng 70 weights and
measuees.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give a
public bearing In its room at the State House in
Augusta
Tuesday, Jan. 81. 1899 at 2. 30 O'Clock p. m.
No. 49, On petition to the Senate and House
of Representatives from citizens of Andover
for village corporation.
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LEGlSLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give a
public hearing In Its room al the state House In
Augusta.
Wednesday, Feb. l. 1899, at go O'Clock p. m.
No. 10. On an &C to amend chapter 1856 OF the
Public Laws of 1897, relating to contributions
by husbands and fathers to the support OF
WivAS and children.
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Interest Centers In the Army Bill
This Week.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-21
NONE OUTLOOK.
Former Skagwayan Writes of Arctic Gold Fields.
BIG RUSH PREDICTED
Power Of Attorney ket Denounced
 Town Deseribsd-AiPha to Go North at opening of NaviEsnon'

Thomas Green. who left here last sum mer and went 10 Nome as second mate oi the steamship Alpha, chartered tor the trip by a Skagwayan and others, has writ ten a second interesting letter on Nome to B. Shelton, of this eitv. He says:
 "Nome City Is a big. dirty town with some thousands of inhabitants | think there Is no doubt the country Is rich, and | believe a man there In the spring with pro- visions would stand a show of doing well.
 "The mining country Is extensive They are prospecting Go miles from Nome northwafd and have found 'ieh plaeerS.'
 "The climate during the summer will not be bad. should think. but the ground Is very wet and bogSv, and people woule need Co prepared for life In the region. The weather Is extremely s-vere ln the winter. Violent winds blow and it freezes Intensely. lt was bad enough when we let there.
 "The open, sandy beach affords the only landing place. A heavy surf runs most of the time. A great deal of the mining has been dore on the beach. There Is fine gold all along ln uneven quantities. was tod men made from sIo Co sIoo a day on the beach. They do not dig deep; only few feet in some pl5eeS.
 "The beach Is government property, and anyone can ilg on it without stalking or recoriing.
 The mining laws of the country are very bud. as the claims are too biz and one man with powers of attorne, can take up a nun er of claims. SO that large tracts ot country are gobblei by one man; hardly what one would expect from people whose motto is lbertv, equality and fraternity.
 "There is another evil in Nome. Many lawie,s Alaskan and Klondike characters have lriitel there, and neither life nor property is safe. Strict discipline will ee necessary to keep anything like order.
 "SickneSS is common. l cannot say miners have not the neees slry food Or Shel- ter, and as provisions are not sufficient, ! expect there will be a lot of SOffering and likely deaths. You will think l am giv- ing black picture of lt, bft am trying to give an honest one. But think man might do well there h spring. Wages when We were there was still s2 an hour. No toubt they will come down as peI pie pour into the country.
 "TheTe will be a great rush next wear. They are booking on the Alpha already. am sill with the boat and We are over hauling and repairing and building a new house on her. The Alpha will get away for Nome as soon as navigation opens. She may be at Sklgwiy before that "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-21
BOARDING SCHOOL
1T You Mean tO Send Your Son or Daughter Prom ROme tO
 school
COLLEGE
houll Be Considered BecauseIt is the Nearest
 Well Equipped school.

It is for both Seres; It Is non-sectarian and has a tdcl,ty of fourteen men and women who live at the college and give all their time to the students. It offers classes in all studies of preparatory and college grades. It is under strict
 MILITARY DISCIPLINE. It is a,oay ti 9m he eity. The location is on the wat rfront between Seattle and Tacoma beautiful and healthful. To- tai expa ,e for tuition, board, room, light and heat for one year is $500. Cdta- loQe dt q Is office gives full information. Can be consulted or one will be sent to you by addressing President 4. c. Jones Ph. D., Burton, Washington