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LEGISLATURE OF OBEGON
Bennto.
.Soptcmbor 10, 1878.
MLIA HEAD 8ECORD TIMZ.
8 II 16, to amend code, road ami referred to
judiciary.
Hit 17) to prescribe dotics of county assess
ors, referred to committor on asscsBmonte.
S H 19, to defino duties of county nefltsa
oii; ramu committee.
Sit 20, Jlolating to lienu of laborers etc.;
inferred to wun and it oatis commitlco.
S Jl 21, forredcinpifon of cvrttin .State bonds;
it fcrrctl to ways and inoanH committee.
H IJ 1W, relating to testimony of defendant in
i-rimintil nctiona; referred to judiciary com
mittee. H It 2.1, rights and liabilities of married
votucn, referred to co'mfuittco on education.
S II 25 and 8 II 20; referred to judiciary.
S II 27, to elect .Supremo and Circuit Judges
in district classed; referred to judiciary.
S II 23, conveyances oxucuttd by oxecutoru
wnl administrators; referred to judiciary.
S H2!, amending eodo; referred to judiciary.
MLM IIKAI) TlllllD TIME.
K. II. No. IH, amending corporation of
Jjtfayettc
S It 33. lurisdictlon of United States over
lands at Cascades, for construction of canal and
1(oIk. Passed.
H It I, relating to obstructing rivers by line
rs; ordered engrossed.
H II f3, amending cbartcr of Ocrvaia; amend.
(id and ordered engrossed.
Tlio joint committco on fisheries was granted
loavo of absenco to visit lish propogating com
lny'H works.
II (J It No 0, for joint committee on bountla.
riot of' judicial districts; concurred in.
II 0 II 7, relating to Wind school; concurred
in.
September 19, 1878.
.Senate concurred in II J It 7,to Insure Capitol
building and furniture.
HUnding and solect commilUtii reported on
Mirioiis bills.
Hon. J II Mitchell wai invited to n neat
within tliu bar.
K.I It No I, Itulatit to Indian war claims;
properly enrolled N II (Sates and 0 8 Hatch,
wore reported asemployud as clerks by commit'
t'i ou penitentiary alTair.
S .1 It No 2, to amend .Statu Constitution to
provido aid for railroad toWIiuicimiccii referred
to railroad eornmittiH.'.
8 0 It 111, to provido clerk for lommittcu on
war claims. Adopted.
K It 13, by Ilitycu to allow committeo on In
runo Asyuum leavo of olwenco. Adopted.
S 0 It 17, by llnrnctt relative to purchase of
fith,0rt-gnii rojiorts for uso of judges and county
wnt read.
8 K 14, llnrnctt, to inquire about sale ol
Kiplor in Capitol buiMingjruforrvd to committee
on public building.
ni.uji iikao riRMT Ttitr,
SB 76, by llently, relating to iiwiiie running
at largo in curtain counties.
S II, by Ullyou, to redistriet State for jndirial
purKNe4.
S It 73. by (leorge, to amend section 31.1 of
code,
S 11 71, by (leorgc.lleUtlog to private corpor
utions. 8 H 7 by Burnett, to amend law relating to
t.'itttors.
K H7(l, by Ilurmtt, to amend M-ction f75
civil code.
K II 77, by (leorge, toatneud law for publlo
Hclionls.
H II 7H, by llnrnctt, to amend scctiou-il, titlo
II; chapter I, civil code.
Imitation wai received from II. F. Ilurch to
visit IVniU-ntiary, of which ho is ueriutcnd.
rat.
NKrrr.Miif.it 20.
MKMOIUMJ.
A iiHiniiri.il wai rvnil, from tlio National
Hoard of Tralo, recommending tho tstablish.
ment ol such schools of art and science as would
Diablo workmen and their children to receive
Mich technical instruction as would moro highly
develop tho industries compete with tho maim,
fatonug iuteresU of other States.
iirj-otiTt! ov rouMrrrHiM.
TIki judiciary committer to whom was refer
ml 8 II 12, to promoto modicalrienee,ri'orU'd
on the same, recoramouded that it pass.
KNUKOiiSRI) kll.l.
The committoo on roRrotwod bills reported 8
II 1, and H II M, propetly rngrwnn'd. KB 5?,
rvlttes to the incoriir.tttoa of tho towntlvrvir,
Marion county,
IlKI'OUTH or MHI.rtT COM WITTr.r..
Smith of tho solect committee on mileage,
rt'HirtoJ tho immUr of mil. traeled by each
mumltTof tho lA-guUtivo Aiuemliry totmlfiom
the sett of government,
IlBEOl.lTIO.S',
Tho following H It 15, was adnptod by tht
Senate by a rising vote;
AVIirrvas, sinru tho adjournment of tho last
niwiou it h.u ple.ved the Almighty DUjuwcr of
t'vtuiti to return o from our midst and by death
Hon. Jotoph Kugle lto luemU'rof this Ixuly
Ironi Marion oouiity,
Therefore, bo it resolve!, by tho Senate, that
by this adlictire diijmuxAtiim of prowdonco the
commiiiiity in w liich ho resided ha !t ouo of
its most prtnuiueut and useful cttiteus, pocivty
n nitiiilKT of ntro w orth and high character, his
(.-uttily au allecUoimto husliaud, and the State
aisa conuselor whoso highest ambition was
to MJiuUln its houor, and adonee its prosper
ity.' lUsolvct, that as a token of rt-spoct to tho
doceoMcd Heastor, this 8euatj do now adjourn;
uud Und adjourued uutil 2 o'clock ou Monday
ueit.
'The tVnste a Jjoorsed until 3 u'dook r, u. on
Monday.
llOUMO.
Mr. Hendricks was granted leave of absenco
until Monday.
II B 19; To compeansate Board of canal com
mission, referred to committco on commerce.
II B 21; Relating to mill dams, referred to
judiciary.
II U 2; To rcgulato enclosures, referred to
committco on counties.
hills head Tnmi time.
II II I; To bridgo tho Willamottoof Portland,
referred to tho judiciary.
II It 10; To prevent employment of Chincso
on public works slightly nmeuded and pawed
yeas fill to 0 nay a,
II It 18; To protect stock growers, was
panned.
House orderded GOO copicH of Centennial
Commissioners re. port published.
Itecd, from committeo on capltol Building
II It 20 reported in favor of same, recommond
ing some amendments.
Memorial from Baker county for relief Henry
(Iritfith; read and referred.
Following petitions were read: Petition to
givo If. I). Hill priviliges in using water of the
Luckimuto river.
Certain committees mado reports on matters
in ttieir possession.
Committco relating to procuring insurance on
Capitol building, recommended procuring 100-
000 instirauco for threo years on building, libra
ry and furniture, at lowest rates for good
companies; adoptcd-by tho House,
II B 08; to grant rights of way logging over
public roads and navigable streams.
II 11 (59; authorizing tho keeping of n boom
on tho Luckimuto river.
II B 70, to erect fish ways at tho falls of tho
Willamette.
H B71, by Ililey, to legalize roads in Curry
connty.
If II 72, to regulate practico of medicine.
11 B 73, relation to election of Justice of tho
I'eacc.
II C No G, for joint committco on times of
holding Circuit Courts Kvarts Hewitt and
Kablcr.
HCH No. 7, for joint committco to visit
Blind Bchool-lco Wheeler and White.
II II 71, to provido for railroad bctwoon
Dalles and Celilo, by raising 2 J mills for rail
road tax.
II B 73, by Stratton, relating to public
schools.
It 11 3(1, by Ilrobaek, relating to 1-ako
county.
Committee on Commerce granted leave to
vit-it lish propagating C'o.'h works, on tho
Clackamas.
S II 13, to incorporate K'tfayttto.
H It 33. jurisdiction of United .States over
lauds at Cascades.
S B 77,by Starkweather, to prevent abuso of
powers, by private corporations.
11 ! It No. 8, relating to Iniuranco of ?100,
000 on Capitol Building. AdopUd.
Tho following bill (or an Act to prohibit tho
employment of Chinesu Uboruni on tho' im
provement of streets and public works in this
Stato has been placed before tho House.
Bo it enacted by tho legislative Assembly of
tho Statu of Oregon.
Section 1. That from and after tho possago
of this Act it shall bo unlawful to employ any
Chinesu laborer on any street, or part of street
of any city or incorporated town of this Stato
or ou an publio works or public improvements
of any character, and all contracts which any
person or corporation may havo for tho im
provement of any such street or part of street
or public works or improvements of any char
acter, shull bo null and void from ana after
the date of any employment of any Chinese
laborers thereon by tlio contractor.
Section 2. Inasmuch as theru arc largo num.
Imth of Chinamen working on thu streets of tho
various cities in this Stato and ou tho publio
works, to tho detriment of our citizens and
taxpayers, this Act shall take ell'eot and bo in
force from and after its apjioval by tho (Sov-
urnor.
Tiii'iusnAV, Sept. IP.
IUI.LM llCAll KIIUST TIMK.
II 1178; by Ihrkley; relating to amend meet
ings in school diitricts.
H H 7l'i by ltcovcs; for collection of schsol
district taxes.
HKCO.S'tl UKAIilMl OP III U.S.
II II 23; assessment of property, referred to
committco on counties.
H B 20; to prevent spread of contagions dis
eases; referred to judiciary.
H II 47; to grant right of way through Ore
gon; for tho N. P. H. H., with amendments);
referred to publio land committer.
HIB28; to incorporate Independence; refer
red to delegation from Polk county.
It B 20; to fix rates for water companies in
towns; referred to judiciary.
II It HO; unu'iuliug school law; referred to
omuuittco ou education.
II It 03; to amend Salem charter; rvfernxl to
committee on corporations,
UIU-1 KC) TlllKIl T1UR.
Hit 31, amends charter of Jocktonillc.
Pasicd,
Fretlaud,from committee on mileage of mem
bers, made report.
llll.US INTKOpL'lT.Il AND HKAD.
II II 80, by Stearns; relating to price of gas
in towns of 10, 000 inhabitants.
11 It 81, by CamU'll; to create Umpi.ua
county.
11 B 82, 1 y Curtis; amends law
divorws,
II B S3, by Curtis; amends law
ixhting to
in relation
to courts charging juries,
II It 81, by I; amends act to
incorporate
1MII.IH.
II B to, by Nrokt:V; relating to contest for
Stats lauds.
A B Sti, by Haiusnlj'in relation to tAlo of
liquor to minors. of.
II B 87, by Rndley; to fix rate of luUrwt.
Kwhat, Scp't. SO.
llvekly and Reevea wirrr granted Wave of ab
kdc tiU MooeUy 3r. m.
WnJLAMETITE FARMER.
Memorial of citizens relative to obstructions
to navigation of tho Luckiamuto; read and re
ported to committco on internal improvements.
Potition relative to charter of Dallas was
presented, and roforrcd to tho delegation from
Polk county.
Committoo on counties reported back II B
23 Relating to fences, recommending its pass
age. Report of committco on petition of Griffin
for rolicf ; rc;ortcd tho samo back, recommend
ing that tlio satno Ihi indefinitely postponed.
Adopted.
II B No 1U; referred back to theflouao with
out recotnmondation.
KHI!1!053ED HILLS,
II B No 3; reported back with recommenda
tion that it pass.
Select committees to whom was refcrrod II
B No 18; roportedsamo back, recommending its
piM.agc.
II B88, appropropriating ?10,000for tho sup
port of tho blind; was road.
Resolution relating to thi salo of swamp
lauds, was read and refcrrod to a solect com
mitteo of five, with instructions to report by
bill or otherwise.
II B No 89, to piovcnt infectious diseases
among animals was introduced.
II B No 00, relating to dentistry; was read.
A resolution was read and adopted furnish
ing tho sovoral clerks of tho committees with
pipers tho samo an members. Mcssrr. Kvarts
and Orant opposod tho resolution, and Chono
weth and Stearns sirako in favor.
II B 91, to amend tho general laws of Oregon,
was road first time
II B 92; relating to waterworks at tho Dalles,
was road first time.
II B 83; to encourago tho building of narrow
guago railroads, was road first timo.
II B 95; relating to animals running at large,
was read first time.
BKCOMD UKADINO OF HILL8.
II B 32, was read, and ordered engrossed.
II B 33; relating to tho levying and collecting
of n poll tax of $3 for road purposes, was read
and reported to committco on roods and high
ways, II B33; appropriating Sfl.OOO to pay expen
ses of tho Centennial exhibition, was read and
referred to select committco, composed of Ham
ilton, Grant and Smith, of Marion.
AKTHnXOO.X (fl-ASIO.-f.
II B 40 to provido for refunding money
paid by applicants for swamp lands, when such
lands become tho mibjoct of contest, or tho titlo
of tho Stato thoroto is not scenro; referred to
committco on public Lands.
II B 41; to amend sections 033 and 636, title
3, chaptor 7, of the gcnoral lawn of Oregon, in
such manner as to givo to county courts juris
diction of proceedings by habeas corpus.
II B 42; to provido for tho payment of John
Parker appointed by tho government for tho
arrest and return of A. I Moy; referred toj
committeo on claims.
II B 48; to amond section 87, chapter 67,
miscellaneous -laws of Oregon; was read and
referred to committco on judiciary.
II 11 61; to amend soction 21, general laws of
Oregon, relating to assessors; referred to Mult
nomah delegation.
II B 34; to Incorporate tho town of Lebanon.
Read third timo and passed.
11 B0; relating to tho salo of lands in tho
city of Dallas. Passed.
II B 10; to amend tho Stato Constitution,
granting power to aid railroads. On motion to
adopt a spiritod discussion arose, in which
Mesir. Rood, Purdin, Gates, Orant, Ramsey,
Dorris and Speaker Dorris, participated. Laid
on tho table.
for tho WllUmutU ftrmtr.
A BILL THAT SHOULD NOT
PASSED.
BE
A bill has boon introduced into tho Senate,
known as S. B. No. 68, by Mr. Sol. Hirsch, of
Portland, which provides for tho imposition of
a license or tax on drummers soiling, by samplo,
goods hlch aro not warehoused within tho
Stato, of ono hundred and fifty dollars in each
couuty for an amount of business done to tho
sum of tun thousand dollars or under, and an
additional two and a half per centum upon ev
ery thousand over and alwvo ten thousand dol
lars. Tlio bill further provides that there
shall bo no abatement upon any such liceneo
for auy shorter period of timo than ono year,
and impose a penalty for each violation of thu
act of n tiao of not Icm than ono hundred dol
lars nor moro than five hundred dollars, or im
prisoumout not less than ono month nor moro
th.u six months, or both lino and imprison
ment, ono half of said Gno to go to tho assessor
and tho other half to tho county.
This is altogether a prohibitory bill, and is
introduced in tho interest of a few holcsahj
dealers residing in tho city of Portland. If
passed, it will effectually keep all drummers
out of tho State, compelling our retail mer
chants either to buy their goods in Portland, or
to go to San Francieeo, or to purchase by order
without seeing any sample. Thus our iner
chauti will, in many eases, lo compelled to
spend much money out of tho Statu which
thoy now distribute at homo; while tho drum
mers, who now eomo from abroad and spend
their money hero, will Ihi kept away from us.
Thero will ho no addition to our revenues de
rived from tho licene, ami it is simply prohib
itory. Our merchant's purchasing at greater
ooit, will bo compelled to raise the price of
their goods, and every c'titen in tho State will
suffer, while the only erons benefited will De
ft few already wealthy wholesale mem bants in
Portland. We aro opposed to any such local
legislation, and cannot understand how nuy
member outside of the delegation from Mult
nomah can, in justice to his constituent,
vote for the bill.
Ho. Hon gkoof.
Tho Bllpplng of horses on tho a8
phalt paveraont8, In Londou, has given
rise to some discussion as tho proper
form for shoos, whereupon a writer in
tho Times comes forward with tho re
commendation that no howe-shoes at
all will bo used! He says ho has con
stantly dispensed with them sinco 1822,
ntlds: "I have owned 200 animals at
ono timo. dedicated to all manner of
purposes, draught, saddlo and puck,
and not ono of thorn shod. Somo one
will say that they worked over grass
or sand. Thoy did not, but over the
roughest roads imaginable. In places
excessively hard, ind in others as dis
agreeable Boft and heavy." Ho gives
hisexporlcnco n Brazil, whero pack
horses without being shod travel
Imirnoys of over eight hundred miles.
Unshod horses nro also used in Brazil
ian cities, without slipping on tho
pavemont. Of course, says tho writer,
If an ownor wore to pull off his horse's
shoes, and at onco riuo him a long dis
tance, ho would find his horso go
tender on all his feot. Keep tho edges
of his hoof slightly rounded off with a
rasp to prevent tho raveling up of tho
edges of a hoof, for tlio first timo since
colt hood brought naked to tho ground,
ho would bo agreeably surprised. Oc
casional paring will nlways bo needed,
but tho frog should nover bo cut. Tho
writer thus anticipates an objoction
which will occur to many readers:
"Somo will bo likely to say that
draught horses havo tc dig their toes
into tho ground to start a load. Of
courso thoy havo when thoy aro shod.
But tho unshod horso starts with tho
flat of his foot, which affords him a
much larger and moro holding surface,
ruoro holding becauso it Is tougher and
rougher than a bright shoo. Boston
Journal.
Tho tramp bill just passed by the
New Hampshire uoubo provides that
any body except a blind person female
or minor under 17 who go about from
place to placo soliciting charity shall bo
deemed a tramp and sent to tho state's
prison for not moro than fifteen mouths
at hiird labor: uny tramp that enters
a dwelling builds, a Hro on tho highway
or on land without permission of tho
owner or carries a dangerous weapon or
threatens violence shall go to the ritatcs
prison for not moro than two years and
if lie wilfully Injuro uuy property or
person he may be sent thero for Ave
years. Every town mustappointspuciul
constables to uttcd to trumps but any
person can arrest them and got $10 apiece
lor ho trumpsconvlctcd.
Mind your stopi. A compositor In sot
ting up the toast: "Woiian without
her, man would be a savago," got the
punctuation in tho wrong plnco, which
made it read: "Woman, without her
man, would be a savage."
Tho entrails of cattlo nro now manu
factured into cord, rppe, belting and
othor matorinl whoro extraordinary
strength Is required.
In Now South Wales, Australia,
four million sheep woro lost last year
from tho effects of tho drouth.
They AU Tako It
When tbe ayslam la ran doirn to that ox
tentthvtyou paws leoples night, are norv
oar stomach, alok headache and coated
tongue, do not enroll yon re an high private
In tho rear rank, under General DabllUy,but
oboer up and try Whlto's Pralrio Klower,
tho Great Liver Panaoea, now for Hale In
every city and town on the Continent. No
medicine over compounded is half ItHeqnal
for the oaro of DYHPKCSIA and L1VKK
COMPLAINT. It haa a MpeclQe power over
the liver, and by curing the liver, Dyspep
sia and all other dlsoaseH arising from It,
vanish a If by magic. Sample hottlea are
hold at the email prioe of 25 cento that will
ooiivlnco yon of Its meriia. Large else
bottle 75 oflnta for sale everywhere.
THE WALTER FRUIT DRYER
MANOFACTUUrNQ and TiUDIXO CO.
OAFITAX STOCK, 9100,000,
Are now Prepared ,to Furnish tho
WALTER DRYER
At very low prtr, from 35 700
FRUIT GROWERS, TAKE NOTICE
TbaC. Laak A Coaapaay and Luks ;.
Neorvlcb A Compaur, of Nan Frsa
cts, proBouast
'Tho
CTA&T&X.
dow in
the boat drrr
use.
Raisins made in fortHiEtit hours.
Applos dried ia three anil one-Half boar:.
41AI,I at
our ? 418 California St..
Itnuflifu. Mil mee tbe beaaiuul
frull dries! by Uta Waller atryer.
J. H MAYNARD,
Secretary.
suSml
Humphrey's Ferry.
THIS WILl-KNOWN VKHST II 13 NOT BERN
la operation r tcfeial years past, hah It Is
oalaeoMot and tbortwt road between tiakn and
IVtnrallKt alles soath of lalM and stilus from
Dacca Vtsta. After 8tordT, Bept. 7, 1 shkll have It
la rsKataropmtloa, wltt saf tackle and a new and
ant-tku fi-nyboat ssade by two of the bet tulld
cr la rifc ssaaiy. There are read road oa both
side of Ik river. OtvasaeaeaL
Sisifkeej'i tcty. As-IMJ I.C.IMWN,
Patvm or HiImahmiy-
ovmcHBsortke nationai. gkanuh.
Matter John T. Josee, Bertoa. FhlBtpe, Aik.
OnrmtrJ. J. Woodmen, Paw Paw, van Bnres,
Mich
Lecturer A. D. Bmodloy. Creeco, Howard, la,
BtntardK. i, Vaughn, Memphis, Tens.
Au't atetetrd Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddkfcase.
Somerwt, N. J.
Cnaplaln H. It. Ellis, Sprlnjsborongh, Warren, O.
7Yuurtr V. M. McDowell, Wsyoo, Steuben, II. T.
S-vretitrv-O. U. Kulley, LonlsTtile. Ky.
(afe-A'ojxr-O. DltiH kldlu, Orchard (rom, lad.
Orct Mir. John T Jones, lUrlon, Phillies, Ark.
.flora-Mr. Hsmncl II. -ttticir, Moullcvllo, Minn.
Pomona- Mrs Harvey OoiMartl, North Orenby, Ct.
L-iiii AltMant Steward ilUs Caroline A. uall,
LoaiarUle, Ky
BXBCCTITIt conmrTM.
D. Wy.-Ut Aiken, (Chulrman,) Cokoebory, 8. O,
K. H. Hbsnktand, Dabnquo. lows.
Dmtiey T. Chi', Cloreiuont. N. II.
Alonto (.ldcr. Hock Falls, White Ide, HI.
W. II. Chambers, Oeweccbee, itDeelL. Ala,
OFFICBIIN OKKOOnItATB GBANOB.
Matttr.S.. It, Hhlpley. OswfRO, CIsckamM Ooooiy.
Sfcrttary. N, W. Bandall, Oregon City,
Treomrtr. David Hmlth, Lnbanon. Linn Oennty.
KxecvUc CommUlt. A. K. Bhlpley, Oeweao.
Clackanus Coanty; (I. W. Hunt, Habllmlty, Marten
County; A. Holder, Corrsllls, Bcntou Coanty.
State Grange Deputies for 1878
roitQffle. Bxprm.
hbktox.
A Balder Cormllli CorraDla
CLACKAMAS,
O N Walte Caoby
BAKBn,
Thomas Hmlth Daker City ,
CLATSOP,
W II Uray Astoria Astoria,
JACKSON,
JN T Milter JacksooTlUe Jacksonville
josmuxa.
Joseph Pollock Leltnd
LAMB.
Foreos Knox Creetwell,. ....
Allen Bond Eugene City
LAKH.
T W Colrlu
MT7LTH0MAU.
Plympton Kolly East Portland .... East Portland
Jacob Johnson ' " " "
Anion.
J W lUtchcldcr, IJattevllle .-.,..
Wm M Illllcary Inrner
WAHINOTO. V
J A Itlchsrdson Tnslatln .
J W Uapplnirton....Oerton
YAMHILL,
K R Laushlin North Tamhlll
WAtntMOTON rrimironr.
WALLA WALLA.
W ThomaH Walla Wstla
OOLOMDIA.
Thomas Thnxeill,.. .Dayton
DU3INE8S
C0L1EOE,
24 i'os .ttmtf
irw Ktraj,
m rrwwft Cai.
ImpartH a thorouKli and practical education
In all comuterolrtl uud Knglluli branolioM.
Krntioh, Oorinnn, Hpunlati, UrawliiK anil
ToloKrapby, Tom aohool having greater
fault lllee, and onjoylnfc a moro extensive
ixitronsKo than nuy similar Institution on tbe
I'aclflo Coast, contlnnen to bane ItHclalma for
reooxnlllon and patronn'o upon tho goooV
Honeo and enlightened Judgment of the pub
lie.
LIBT Of I'ACULTV.
K. P. Ucald,
If. M, Stearns.
W. H.H.Valentine,
Mrx. C. Woodbury,
Mm. A. M. Hatch,
A. P. Dafilot,
O. P. Morel,
F. tl. Woodbury,
A. II. Capp,
T. It. Houtbern,
Mm. W. J. Hamilton,
K, Seroonl,
Geo, JoDenH,
A. Vandernalllen.
ITO SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
Tbo attention to gentlemanly manners and
correct business habits, and the fact that tbe
Builneea Education la not confined to Book
kooplnfc, Penmanship and Aritbmetlo, bat
Imparts auob broad culture aa the times now
demand for a high position in tbe Mercantile
Community.
Tbe employment of only first-class Teaob
ora In every Department, and inanfUolenk
nnmberaaoaa to give personal attention to
ovory pupil.
Its complete system of
ACTUAL BUSINESS PHAOTIOE,
by whlob pupils aro flltod toontorlhoCount
luK'Uouso directly from tbe bouool.
Tho high standing of Us Graduates In the
BnslnesH Community.
The Palna taken to aeoure positions for
Graduate In good nnsloeaa Entabliahmenta.
Tho admission of pupils of both sexes and
of auy aue, ho that young boys are rendored
more manly by the association of tho puplla
of an older age.
In having the largest and best ventilated
and arranged Hcliooi-roomn, and tbe largest
yearly attendance of any Business Training
School In America,
Tho Immedlato notification of parents In
uaaeofabienooof any pupil, and the palna
taken to keep them informed of tbe progress
aud deportment of their sous.
Tho Pact that each pupil booomos an ele
gant Biihlnesa Penman beforo Graduating.
Ita departments of Modern Languages and
Drawing, In which each pupil can receive
luhtruoilODH free of charge.
IlHoompleto Department of Telegraphy,
in whlohHtudentH are fitted to enter at onoe
upon their duties aa Operators.
Doea not Issue Life Sobolai ships, bntglvee
thorough Instruction at reasonable rate.
Invites examination from all Interested.
The 'College Journal," glvlug full partic
ulars regarding oonrse of Instruction, terms,
etc, may bo had at tbe Office of the College,
24 Post street, or by addressing
E. P. UEALD.
President Business Oollego, Ban Pranoltoo.
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