Thousands of young men and women have to settle the above questions this year. The Marion Normal College offers the following points for the careful consideration of every one who is trying to solve the college problem. 1. No other institution offers better accommodation for the money. The city is wide-awake and attractive. The fuel is the 2. The instructors are thoroughly educated and practical normal teachers. The teachers' training department is second to 3. The Preparatory, Teachers' Scientific, Classic and Law Courses are well organized and offer excellent opportunities in branches. teach will find the very best instruction in every branch. The strongest teachers teach the common 5. The general student may select his own studies and carry the work as far as he desires. 6. The courses in History and Literature are strong, and careful consideration is given to the Reading Circle Work. 7. The reputation of the school is first-class and the grades issued by the institution accepted by the best medical colleges and universities in the country. 8. The graduates of the various departments are holding excellent positions as teachers, bookkeepers, stenographers, telegraph operators and as instructors in oratory and elocution, in many states. 9. The department of Oratory is strong and offers advantages unsurpassed in any other school. The Law Department is superior. 10. The past year was one of great prosperity. The coming year promises still greater growth and advancement. For full particulars about all departments, send for new illustrated catalogue, FREE. Address C. W. BOUCHER, Principal or MRS. C. W. BOUCHER, Associate, MARION, IND. Butler Indianapolis, Indiana A FFILIATED with the University of Chicago on terms that are a guarantee that the undergraduate course in the College is practically on a par with. that of University and that it is so recognized by the University. Next annual session begins September 30. Thorough courses in the essential elements of a liberal education conducted by instructors who have had the benefit of the best University training. Healthful and convenient location, modern appliances, laboratories, libraries, gymnasium. Terms low. Write for catalogue. SCOT BUTLER, President SPECIAL SPRING SESSION The Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School Indianapolis. May 18th to June 12th, Special Course for Primary Teachers Regular Course, two years. Post Graduate Course, one year. Primary training a part of the regular work. Classes formed in February and September. Free Scholarships granted each term. Send for catalogue. MRS. ELIZA A. BLAKER, Superintendent, 1313 N. Illinois Street ROCHESTER NORMAL UNIVERSITY, ROCHESTER, IND. School Year began Sept. 2, and will be continuous until Aug. 1, 1903 W. H. BANTA. 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