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PATTERSON'S
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
DIRECTORY
OF THB
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
CONTAINING
A COMPLBTB LIST AND DESCEIPTION OP ALL THB SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND OTHER
INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. A LIST OF THE COLLEGE GREEK LETTER
FRATERNITIES, THEIR CHAPTERS. AND WHERE LOCATED. A LIST AND DE-
SCRIPTION OF THE COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS. A LIST
OF COLLEGE, THEOLOGICAL, LAW, MEDICAL, STATE AND PUBLIC
LIBRARIES, WITH NAME OF LIBRARIAN AND NUMBER OF
BOUND VOLUMES. ALSO A LIST OF THE STATE AND
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUC-
TION, CITY SUPERINTENDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL
AND GRADED HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
Together with mach other information
embodying
A COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
COMPIL.BD AND EDITED
BT
HOMER L. PATTERSON
President
American Educational Company
PRICE, $5.00
1008
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMPANY
OHIOAGO
■ntered according to the act of Congress, in
the rear 1906. by Homer L. Patterson, in
the office of the Librarian of Con-
gress at Washington.
PRESS:
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMPANY.
CHICAGO.
INTRODUCTORY
The aim of this work is to give a complete index to the educational system
of the United States and Canada. The information has been thoroughly revised
and brought down to date, and before final printing of the book proofs sub-
mitted to the head of each institution for O. K., or correction.
In the main classification a complete list of the schools and colleges is given,
together with information as to the kind or school, class of students admitted,
religious denomination, year established, and the name of the head of the insti-
tution with title and degrees. The counter-classification will be found a ready
reference for any particular class of schools. Any school may be instantly
located by referring to the complete alphabetical lists. The Public School
system is fully covered by complete lists of the State Educational Officials and
county superintendents of schools. The lists of College Greek-Letter Fraterni-
ties, undergraduate publications, Foreign Universities, etc., have been added
for the purpose of making the book a complete educational directory, contain-
ing information upon every subject pertaining to colleges and schools. It is
believed the work will be found of value to every one in any way associated
with educational institutions, or engaged in educational work.
Acknowledgment is made to the various State Superintendents of Public
Instruction in this country, and to the Commissioner and Deputy Commission-
ers of Education of the Provinces of Canada, for their kind co-operation and
assistance in compiling the information regarding the school systems; also to
the editors of various fraternity and college papers for the assistance rendered
by them in the departments of Greek-Letter Fraternities and college pub-
lications.
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CONTENTS
Introductory 8
Educational systems of the states, including: the schools and colleges, arranged
alphabetically as to towns and cities.
ALABAMA 7
ARIZONA 12
ARKANSAS U
CALIFORNIA •. 18
COLORADO 25
CONNECTICUT 28
DEIJVWARE 32
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA 33
FLORIDA 36
GEORGIA 39
IDAHO 46
ILLINOIS 48
INDIANA 61
IOWA ...67
KANSAS 76
KENTUCKY 85
LOUISIANA 00
MAINE 94
MARYLAND 97
MASSACHUSETTS 101
MICHIGAN 108
MINNESOTA lU
MISSISSIPPI 119
MISSOURI 123
MONTANA 132
NEBRASKA 134
NEVADA 139
NEW HAMPSHIRE 141
NEW JERSEY 143
NEW MEXICO 148
NEW YORK 150
NORTH CAROLINA 168
NORTH DAKOTA 1T9
OHIO 182
OKLAHOMA 191
OREGON 195
PENNSYLVANIA 198
RHODE ISIJ^ND 210
SOUTH CAROLINA 213
SOUTH DAKOTA 217
TENNESSEE 220
TEXAS 228
UTAH 236
VERMONT 239
VIRGINIA 242
WASHINGTON 249
WEST VIRGINIA 252
WISCONSIN 256
WYOMING 201
DOMINION OF CANADA 262
ALBERTA 263
BRITISH COLUMBIA 264
MANITOBA 265
NEW BRUNSWICK 207
NOVA SCOTIA 269
ONTARIO 271
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 276
QUEBEC 277
SASKATCHEWAN 280
Alphabetical list of schools 281
Counter-classification of schools and colleges, arranged according to kind of
school 348
Table of universities and colleges, arranged according to age 340
Table of UMiversities and colleges, arranged according to size 341
College papers 407
Fraternity papers 427
College colors 429
Greek-letter fraternities 433
Foreign universities 468
Table of foreign universities arranged according to age 477
College libraries 479
Law libraries 500
Medical libraries 505
Theological libraries 508
Government and state libraries 512
Historical, society and special libraries 516
Public libraries 521
City superintendents, high and graded school principals 559
Display advertisements 665
Index 685
ABBREVIATIONS
A. B Bachelor of Arts
Affri agriculture
A. M Master of arts
arch architecture
B. A Bachelor of Arts
B. C. L Bachelor of Civil Law
B. D Bachelor of Divinity
B. Mui Bachelor of Music
Br»th Brethren
B. S Bachelor of Science
B. Pd Bachelor of Pedagopy
bus business
B. V. M Blessed Virgin Mary
C. E Civil Engineer
chem chemistrj-
co-ed co-educalional
coll collegiate
Cumb. Presb Cumberland Presbyterian
dent dental
dom. sci domestic science
elec electrical
elo elocution
engin engineering
engr engraving
est establlsbed
Epis Episcopal
Evang Evangelical
F. B. H. S
Fellow of the Royal Historical Society
F. B. S Fellow of the Royal Society
0«r. Evang German Evangelical
homeop homeopathic
hort horticulture
indust industrial
L. I>. S Lat<>r Day Saints (Mormon)
Litt. B Bachelor of Literature
Litt. D Doctor of Literature
LL. B Bachelor of Laws
LL. D Doctor of Laws
LL. M Master of Laws
K. A Master of Arts
M. D Doctor of Medicine
M. E Methodist Episcopal
mech mechanical
mod. me<1icinc
M. E. So Methodist Episcopal South
metal metallurgy
metaph. metaphysics
Meth Methoillst
mil military
min mines, mineralogy
M orav Moravian
M. H. A. 8
Mem!)or of the National Academy of Rolcncej*
M. K. A. 8
Member of the Royal Academy of Science
mus masic
non-sect non-sectarian
nor normal
V. Y. M Nativity of the Virgin Mary
ophthal ophthalmology
0. 8. B Older of Saint Benedict
osteop osteopathy
P. E Protestant Episcopal
Ph. B Bachelor of Philosophy
Ph. D Doctor of Philosophy
phar pharmacy
photog photography
phren phrenology
phys. sci physical science
physio-med physio-medical
pop population
post-grad post-graduate
prep preparatory
prin principal
Prot Protestant
psychol psychology
B. Roman Catholic
Ref Reformed
reg regular
R. 8. 8 Fellow of the Royal Society
Rt. E6T Right Reverend
8c. B Bachelor of Science
sculp sculpture
7th D. Adv Seventh Day Adventists
7th D. Bapt Seventh Day Baptists
8. J '. Society of Jesus
8. M. E Holy Mother Church
8. M. M Holy Mother Mary
8. R. 8 Fellow of the Royal Society
8. T. D Doctor of Divinity
sten stenography
8. T. P Professor of ThiKrtogy
surg surgery
snrr surveying
8. V Holy Virgin
Swed. Swedish
tech technical
teleg telegraphy
ter territory
theol theology
IT. J. D l»<>ctor of Canon and Civil Law
ITn. Breth Fnlted Brethren
Unit Unitarian
univ university
IT. 8. H United States Navy
V. D. M Minister of tiie Word of God
▼et veterinary
V. 8 Veterinary Surgeon
Y. M. C. A..Ywing Men's Christian Association
Y. W. 0. A
Young Women's Christian Association
ALABAMA
Population, 1,828,697. School census, 702,000. School age, 7-21.
Alabama is the eighteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 1328,697 inhabitants, of whom 1,001,152, or 54.7 per cent, are white. Of
this number, 14,060, or 7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 34 per cent, the state ranking forty-eighth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
H. C. Gunnels, Superintendent of Public Instruction Montgomery
WiLLAM F. Feagin, Chief Clerk Montgomery
W. C. Swanson, Assistant Gerk Montgomery
Jas. N. Gunnels, Assistant Clerk Montgomery
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Harry G. Gunnels, President Montgomery
Henry J. Willingham, Secretary Montgomery
Miss Sara Clark Montgomery
STATE TEXT BOOK COMMISSION.
Governor H. B. Comer, Chairman Montgomery
SuPT. Harry C. Gunnels, Secretary Montgomery
S. S. Murphy, First District, Mobile
John P. Selman, Second District Troy
J. V. Brown, Third District Dothan
D. M. Calloway, Fourth District Selma
J. P. Neff, Fifth District LaFayette
G. W. Brock, Sixth District Livingston
J. B. HoBDY, Seventh District Albertville
H. T. LiLE, Eighth District Falkville
C B. Glenn, Ninth District Birmingham
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
W. E. Stripin, President Gadsden
J. D. McNeel, Chairman of Executive Committee Talladega
8 PATTEBSOITS OOUSQE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
ALABAMA \ ALABAMA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
Ck>unty. Superintendent. Postofflce. Schools.
Autau&ra ^. A. ABkins Billingrsley 69
Baldwin ^. S. Lambert Bay Minette 68
Barbour B. Davie Clasrton 138
Bibb Jl. H. Pratt Six Mile 68
Blount 40. A. Steele Oneonta 76
Bullock JD. S. Bethune Union Springrs 89
Butler JC. H. Lewis Greenville 110
Calhoun .H. T. Persons Anniston 73
Chambers W. T. Hollingrs worth LaFayette 103
Cherokee ^A. O. Williams Center 60
Chilton #J. W. Moore Clan ton 66
Choctaw iW". J. Dansby .^ilas 93
Clarke Jl. C. Heard Grove Hill 103
Clay ^ S. Horn Ashland 74
Cleburne ^A. H. Glasgrow Heflin 50
Coffee ^. W. Simmons Enterprise 72
Colbert J. W. Johnson Sheffield 69
Conecuh />. M. Harper Herbert 86
Coosa , J. H. Johnson Equality, R. F. D. No. 1 . 68
Covington ^W. J. Merrill Andalusia 62
Crenshaw C. K. Sharpe Higrhland Home 74
Cullman 4D. V. Smith Cullman 88
Dale W. M. Head PInckard 89
Dallas JD. M. Calloway Selma 136
DeKalb ,V. J. Callan Ft. Payne 100
Elmore ,W. C. Cousins Claud 74
Escambia .J. B. CBannon Brewton 68
Etowah J. E. Williams Gadsden, R. F. D. No. 3. 73
Fayette ^. W. Barnard Fayette 58
Franklin ^ S. McRigrht Russellvllle 77
Geneva *r. M. Lammons Hartford
Greene W. P. Archibald Knoxvllle 86
Hale jr. A. Ellerbe Greensboro 75
Henry .iSam Davis Abbeville 134
Houston 4J. B. Dell Dothan
Jackson Wm. Cooper Scottsboro 131
Jefferson I. W. McAdory Birmingham 190
Lamar ^. R. Harris Vernon 88
Lauderdale ^Tas. F. Koonce Florence 92
Lawrence M. G. Almon Town Creek 72
Lee D. M. Banks Opellka 66
Limestone W. H. McClellan Athens 96
Lowndes Geo. E. Gk>rdon Haynevllle 93
Macon JW. G. Stevenson Tuskegee 70
Madison S. R. Butler Huntsvllle 134
Marengo S. W. Compton Myrtlewood 110
Marlon ^H. W. McKenzIe Hamilton 76
Marshall ^Tay Mabrey Horton 81
Mobile S. S. Murphy Mobile 107
Monroe .T. D. Forte Beatrice 100
Montgomery G. W. Covington Montgomery 149
Morgan P. A. Oden Stringer 88
Perry Chas. C. Johnson Marlon 86
Pickens W. H. Story Carrollton 106
Pike J. M. Sanders Troy 90
Randolph .T. N. Word Newell 87
Russell F. M. deGraffenrled Scale 75
Shelby .T. O. Dorough Columbiana 76
St. Clair R S. Hodges Steele 72
Sumter R. B. Callowav Livingston 89
Talladega J. C. Williams Talladega 118
Tallapoosa J. P. Oliver Dadevllle 150
Tuscaloosa P. B. Hughe.** Tuscaloosa 125
Walker T. J. Lamar Jasper 90
Washington R. E. Blunt Sunflower 61
Wilcox Will M. Cook Camden 116
Winston Z. McVay Double Springs 6f
OF THE TJHITED STATES AND CANADA.
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABBEVILLE, Heniy Co., pop. 889.
Third District Africaltaral School; agri.; co-
ed.; state; 0. J. Owens. Pres.
ALBEBTVILLE, Marshall Co., pop. 1.500.
Seventh District Arricnltnral School; agri.;
co-ed.; state; est. 1892; J. B. Hobdyt
B. Sc., Pres.
AHHISTOV, Oalhonn Co., pop. 9,096.
Anniston College for Tonng Ladies; closed.
Barker Memorial Seminary (colored); women;
prep, and indust.; Presb.; est. 1896; Rev.
S. M. Davis. D. D., Pres.
Boys' Training School; prep.; boys; non-sect.;
Principal.
Noble Institute for Oirls; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Miss Matilda Gray, Prin.
ATHENS, Limestone Co., pop. 1,010.
Athens College; girls' boarding: M. E. So.;
est. 1843; Miss Mary N. Moore, Pres.
Eighth District Agricultural School; agri.; co-
ed.; state; J. M. Atkinson, Pres.
ATTBITBN, Lee Co., pop. 1,447.
Alabama Polytechnic Institute; tech.; state;
est. 1872; Charles C. Thacb, M. A., Pres.
School's announcement. — Seven degree
conrses: Chemistry; Civil Engineering;
Electrical Engineering; Mining; Agricul-
ture; Arts; Pharmacy. 484 students;
twelve states represented. Excellent shops,
and laboratories. Degrees B. S. and M. S.
Twenty professors: seventeen assistants.
850 feet above sea-level. No malaria.
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department of
Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.; est. 1895; Em-
erson B. Miller, Dean.
BELL, Lamar Co., pop. 22.
Shiloh High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1896; Archer B. Gllmorc. Prin.
BIBMINOHAM, Jefferson Co., pop. 38,415.
Birmingham Consenratory of Music; music;
est. 1895; William Gussen and Edna
Gockel-Gussen, Directors.
Birmingham Dental College; dent.; men; est.
1803; Charles A. Merrill, D. D. S.. Dean.
Birmingham Medical College; mod.; reg.;
men; est. 1894; B. L. Wyman. A. M., M.
D., Dean.
Birmingham Seminary; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1897; Miss Loulle Compton,
A. M. Prin.
Howard College; coll.; men; Bapt.; est. 1842;
A. P. Montague, Ph. D., LL. D., Pres.
Massey Business College; bus. and sten.; Wm.
N. Smith, Prin.
North Alabama Conference College; coll.;
men; M. B. So.; est. 1898; Anson West,
Pres.
Pollock-Stephens Institute; girls* boarding;
non-sect.; Catherine D. Elford. Prin.
Spencer Business College; bus. and sten., est.
1805; Robert Campbell, A. B.. Prin.
Wheeler Business College; bus., sten. and
teleg.; est. 1888; WlUard J. Wheeler,
Pres.
BLOUNTSYILLE, Blount Co., pop. 600.
Ninth District Agricultural School; agri.; co-
ed.; state; est. 190S; E. A. Miller, M. 8..
Pres.
CALHOUN, Lowndes Co.
Calhoun Colored School, agri.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1892; Rev. Pitt Dillingham,
Prin.
CLANTON, Chilton Co., pop. 611.
TTniversity School; prep.; ce-ed.; non-sect.; E.
Y. McMorries, Ph. D., Prin.
COLLINSYILLE, Do Kalb Co., pop. 624.
CoUinsTiUe High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1887; E. B. Paul. Prin.
CREWS DEPOT, Lamar Co., pop. 40.
Trideska College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J.
M. Walton, M. A., B. L.. LL. D., Prin.
CTTLLMAN, Cullman Co., pop. 1.255.
Polytechnic College and Ladies' Institute;
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; S. A. Felter, A.
M., M. L., Pres.
DAPHNE, Baldwin Co.
Daphne Normal College; nor.; co-ed.; J. A. B.
Lovett, Pres.
DEMOPOLIS. Warren Co.. pop. 2.606.
Marengo Military Institute; military; non-
sect.; W. A. McLeod, Prin.
EDWARDSYILLE, Cleburne Co., pop. 400.
Cleburne Institute; prep.; non-sect.; L. H.
Jackson. Prin.
ELKMONT, Limestone Co., pop. 174.
Elkmont High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1895; W. R. HIghtower. Pres.
EXIF AULA, Barbour Co., pop. 4,632.
Alabama Brenau, The; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1857; H. J. Pearce, Ph. D..
and A. W. Van Hoose. A. B.. Principals.
* School's announcement. — ^The Alabama
Brenau Is conducted by Presidents Van
Hoose and Pearce, who have had such
remarkable success in developing Brenau
College-Conservatory. Gainesville. Oa.,
now one of the most famous Institutions
in the South.
TTnion Female College; girls* boarding^ non-
sect.; est. 1854; Mary Lyon. B. S., B. L.,
and Mrs. Charlotte L. Ball, Associate
Presidents.
EVERGREEN, Conecuh Co., pop. 1.277.
Second District Agricultural School; agri.: co-
ed.; state; Willis Washington Hall, Pres.
FALHVILLE, Morgan Co.; pop. 84S.
Falkville Normal College; normal; co-ed.; est.
1896} James L. Gibson. A. B., Pres.
FAYETTE, Fayette Co., pop. 452.
Fayette Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
John B. Ziegler, Prin.
FLOMATON, Escambia Co., pop. 210.
Flomaton High School; prep.; cn-cd.; non-
sect.; J. W. Agnew, Prin.
FLORENCE, Lauderdale Co., pop. 6,478.
Florence TTnivcrsity for Women; girls* board
Ing; non-sect.; est. 1890; M. W. Hatton
and 0. W. Anderson, Presidents.
10
PATTEBSOirS 0OLI£OB AUTD SCHOOL DZBBOTOBY
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
State Vomud Oollafe; normal; state; co-ed.;
ManhaU C. Wilson, Pres.
FO&VEY, Chexokee Oo.; pop. 100.
Chexokee Inatitnte; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1894; J. H. Scroffftn, Prln.
FOBT PATVE. De Kalb Oo., pop. 1,067.
North Alabama OoUefe; coll.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; B. R. Bldrldffe, Pres.
OATLESYIIXE, Cherokee Oo., pop. 206.
Oaylesrllle Hiffh School, prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; B. J. Ohestnat, 0. B., Prin.
OBEEVBBOBO, .Hale Oo., pop. 2,416.
Sonthem University; coll.; men; M. B. So.;
est. 1856; Rev. S. M. Hosmer, Pres.
OURLET, Madison Co., pop. 831.
Robert Donnell Hiirh School; prep.; co-cd.;
non-sect.; J. B. Conder, Trln.
HAXZLTOV, Marion Oo.; pop. 286.
Sixth District Arrionltnral School.; agrl.; co-
ed.; state; H. O. Sargent, M. S., Pres.
HEALIHO SPRINOS, Waahington Go., pop. 85.
Healing Springs Baptist Institnta; prep.; co-
ed.; Bapt.; est. 1889; WiUiam A. Wind-
ham, A. B., Prln.
HTTHTSVILLE, Madison Oo., pop. 8.068.
Chailn's Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1899; W. F. Chafln. Pres.
Macon and Andrews College; closed.
JACKSOK, Clark Co., pop. 1.039.
First District Agricultural School; agrl.; state;
co-ed.; est. 1886; W. P. Monk. M. S.,
Pres.
JACXSONYILLE, Calhoun Co., pop. 1,076.
State Vormal College; normal; state: co-ed.;
est. 1883.; C. W. Daugette, M. Sc.. Pres.
JOFPA, Pullman Co., pop. 180.
Vormal, Industrial and Collegiate Institute;
prep.; co-ed.: Cong.: est. 1892; Rer. Mar-
shall M. Gaines. A. M., Pres.
LAFAYETTE, Chambers Co., pop. 1.629.
Lf^ayette College; coll.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1886: John P. Neff, M. 8., Pres.
UYIHOSTOV, Sumter Co., pop. 861.
Alabama State Vormal; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1882; Miss Julia S. Tntwlller. LL. D.,
MARIOV, Perry Co., pop. 1,098.
Judson College; coll.; women; Bapt.. est. 1889:
Robert G. Patnell, B. A.. D. D.. Pres.
Marion Baptist Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
D. V. Jemison. Prln.
Marion Female Seminary: girls* boarding:
noQsect.; est. 1836; James D. Wade.
Pres.
Marion Military Institute; mllltarj; non-sect.;
James T. Murfee. LL. D.. Prln.
MOBILE, Mobile Co.. pop. .38.469.
Academy of the Visitation; girls* boarding:
R. C: est. 1833; Sr. M. de Cbantel
Ryan, Supt.
Emerson Vormal and Industrial Institute;
nor.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1866: Rct. A. T.
Bnmell. A. M.; Ph. D.. Pres.
Hunter's Select School for Oirls; girls* board-
ing: non-sect.; Miss Sallie B. Hunter,
Prln.
Mobfls XUitaij Academy, military,; non-
sect.; P. B. Peterson, Supt.
St. Mary's Select School; girls' boarding; B.
C; Sister Aloysla, Prln.
Qpenoer Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1896; L. 0. Spencer. B. 8., Pres.
Spring Hill College; coll.; men; R. C; est.
1880; Rot. J. WlUIam Tyrrell. S. J.,
Pres.
ITniTsrsity of Alabama, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est 1850; Dr. Rhett
Goode, M. D.. Dean.
ITnivszBity of Alabama, School of Fhaxmaoy;
phar.; co-ed.: est. 1859; George A.
Ketcbum, M. D., Dean.
MOHTEVALLO, Shelby Co., pop. 1.350.
Alabama Oirla' Industrial School; prep, and
Indust.: women; state; est. 1896; Thomas
W. Palmer. Pres.
MOHTOOMEBY, Montgomery Co., pop. 80.346.
Calhonn-Chamberlin School; girls* boarding:
non-sect.; Miss Josephine E. Calhoun
and Miss H. P. Ohamberlln. Prins.
Draughon's Practical Buaineaa College; bus.
and sten.; J. F. Draughon, Pres.
Loretta Academy; girls* boarding; R. C:
Sister M. Borromeo, Prln.
Maaaey Buaineaa College; bus. and sten.; est.
1884: Ralph D. Qulsenberry, B. A.. Prin.
State Normal School for Colored Studenta
(colored); normal: state: co-ed.; W. B.
Patterson, Pres.
TTniversity School; boys* boarding; non-sect.;
J. M. and S. C. Starke. PrIns.
KAT, Jaokaon Co., pop. 10.
Green Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; cat.
1891; J. M. Trospcr. Prin.
MEWTOV, Dale Co., pop. 457.
Baptiat Collegiate Inatitute; prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; A. W. Tate. Prin.
KOBMAL, Madison Co.. pop. 88.
Agricultural and Mechanical College (colored);
indust.; state; co-ed.; W. H. Council.
Pres.
PIS6AH, Jackaon Co., pop. 48.
Male and Female Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. W. Simpson, Prin.
ROAVOKE. Bandolph Co.. pop. 1.155.
Boanoke Normal School; private: prep.: co-
ed.; non-sect.; Robt. M. Crawford, Prin.
ROCXFOBD. Coosa Co.. pop. 240.
Bockf ord High School ; prep. ; co-ed. : non-sect. ;
Jefferson Fox. Prln.
ST. BEBNABD, Cullman Co.. pop. 25.
St. Bernard College; coll.: men; R. C: est.
1892; Rev. Benedict Menges. O. S. B.
SPBINGTILLE. St. Clair Co., pop. ^6.
Spring Lake College; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1897; W. A. McCreless. Prin.
STEVENSON, Jackson Co., pop. 575.
Auatin Training School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. P. Mawry, Prin.
SYBACAUGA. Talladega Co., pop. 880.
Fourth District Agricultural School; agri.; co-
ed.; state: est. 1896; Geo. H. Thlgpcn.
Pres.
OF THE TJHITED StATES AUTD CANADA.
11
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
TALLADEGA, TalUdeffa Co., pop. 4.066.
AlalMuna Qjaodioal CtoUaffo for Womon; girls*
boarding; Presb.; est. 1903; Ber. T. P.
Walton, Prea.
loatitnta for Deaf, Dnmb and Blind; state;
J. H. Johnson, Snpt.
labell Ctollefe; merged with Alabama Synodlcal
College for Women.
Talladega College (colored); coll.: co-ed.;
Cong.; est. 1867; Rer. BenJ. M. Nyce.
M. A., Pres.
THOBSBY, Chilton Co., pop. 54.
Thorsby Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1906; Samuel Brenton Groves, Prin.
TRTTflTY, Xorgaa Co., pop. 191.
Vorth Alahsma Collegiate Institute; prep.;
co-ed.; Ber. Josephos Shackelford, Prln.
TROY, Pike Co., pop. 4,007.
State Vormal College; normal: state; co-cd.;
est. 1887; B. M. Shackelford, Pres.
TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co., pop. 6,094
Central Female College; girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1858; Dr. Giles, Pres.
Tuscaloosa Female College: girls' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1860; W. F. Melton, Ph.
D.. Pres.
University of Alabama; see UnlTerslty P. O.
Yemer Military Institute; military; non-sect.;
R. Bliss Edgar, Prln.
TXrSCinCBIA, Colbert Co., pop. 2.348.
Deshler Female Institute; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Mrs. R. P. Foote, Prln.
TTTSXEOEE, Macon Co., pop. 2,170.
Alabama Conference Female College; girls'
boarding; M. B.; est. 1855; John Massey,
LL. D.. Pres.
Tuakegee State Vormal and Industrial Institute
(colored): indust.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est.
1881: Booker T. Washington, A. M., Lli.
D., Pres.
UNIVERSITT, Tuscaloosa Co.. pop. 23.
TTniTersity of Alabama; unlv.; state; co-ed.;
est. 1831; Dr. J. W. Abercromble, LL. D.,
Chancellor.
TTniTsrsity of Alabama, Law Department;
law.; co-ed.; est. 1873; W. S. Thorington,
Dean.
WALinJT GROVE, Etowah Co., pop. 270.
Walnut Grove College; coU. and prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; W. J. Nash, Pres.
WETUMPKA, Elmore Co., pop. 562.
Fifth District Agricultural School; agrl.; co-
ed.; state: L. L. Vnnn. Pres.
ARIZONA
Population, 122,212. School census, 34,299. School age, 6-21.
Arizona is the forty-eighth of the states and territories of the Union in point
of population, having a total of 122,212 inhabitants, of whom 92,903, or Id per cent,
are white. Of this number 22,395, or 18.3 per cent, are foreign born. The per-
centage of illiteracy of the entire population is 29 per cent, the territory ranking
forty-fourth in this respect. The educational system of the territory is as follows :
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Joseph H. Kibbey, Governor of Arizona, President Phoenix
R. L. Long, Superintendent Public Instruction, Secretary Phoenix
R E. KiRKLAND, Territorial Treasurer Phoenix
A. N. Taylor, Principal Northern Arizona Normal School Flagstaff
A. J. Matthews, Principal Arizona Normal School, Tempe Tempe
K. C. Babcock, President University of Arizona Tucson
John D. Loper, Principal Mesa School Mesa
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
R. L. Long, Chairman Phoenix
John D. Loper, Member Mesa
W. W. McNeff, Member Phoenix
TERRITORIAL READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Arizona has no regularly constituted board of this sort, but especial attention is
paid to the building up of school libraries, fifty dollars being given each year by the
territorial government for books for school libraries to every district having one
hundred or more children.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County.
Apache Alfred Ruiz St. Johns 8,452
Cochise J. A. Rockfellow Tombstone 9,251
Coconino J. E. Jones FlagstaflT 5.344
Gila W. O. Kellner Globe 4,264
Graham A. R. Lynch Safford 14,162
Maricopa A. H. Fulton Phoenix 21,352
Mohave R. A. Robertson Kingman 3.443
Navajo Robert C. Smltii Holbrook 8.817
Pima Frank L. Culln Tucson 14.689
Pinal John C. Harris Florence 6.884
Santa Cruz M. Marsteller Nogales 4,545
Yavapai J. B. Jolly Prescott 13,799
Yuma Jos. H. Godfrey Juma 4,145
PATTEBSOira OOZJUBOE AMD SCHOOL DIBEOTOBir
13
ARIZONA
ARIZONA
FLAGSTAFF, Coconiiio Ck>., pop. 1,271.
HortlMn Azisona Hoznul Scliool; normal;
■tate; co-ed.; est. 1899; Almon N. Tay-
lor, Ph. D., Pres.
FO&T DEFIAVOE, Apache Ck>., pop. 23.
H&Tajo Traininff School; Govt, induetrltl
school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1872; Ren-
ben Perry, Supt.
SEAM'S CAHOH, Havajo Co., pop. 29.
Moqni Indian Training School; OoTt. Indns-
tritl school for Indians; co-ed.; Theo. O.
Lemmon, Snpt.
MOHAVE OITY, Mohave Ck>., pop. 30.
Fort Mohave Indian School; GoTt. Indnstritl
school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1890; Dnn-
can D. McArtbnr, B. 8., B. Pd., Snpt.
PHOEVIX, Maricopa Ck>., pop. 5,544.
Lamson Business GoUeffe; bus. and sten.; B.
M. Lamson, Pres.
United States Indian Industrial School; OorL
industrial school for Indians; co-ed.; est.
1890; Oharlea W. CkMdman, Sapt.
FSESOOTT, Yavapai Go., pop. 8.560.
St. Joseph Aeademy; prep.; co-ed.; B. G.;
Sisters of St Joseph, Prln.
TEMFE, Maricopa Go., pop. 885.
Honnal School of Arisona; normal; state; co-
ed.; est. 1886; A. J. Matthews. Pres.
TUGSOH, Pima Go., pop. 7.581.
St. Joseph Academy; girls* boarding; R. G.;
Sister PriscUla, Prin.
University of Arisona; Univ.; ter.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1891; Kendrlck Charles Bab-
cock, Ph. D.. Pres.
University of Arisona, College of Agricnltnre
and Mechanic Arts; agri.; state; co-ed.;
Kendrlck Charles Babcock, Pres.
University of Arizona School of Mines; tech.;
state: co-ed.; William Pbippe Blake, A.
M., Director.
YUMA, Yuma Go., pop. 1,519.
Fort Yuma Training School; Govt, industrial
school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1885; John
S. Spear, Supt.
ARKANSAS
Population, 1,311,564. School census, 533,843. School age, 6-21.
Arkansas is the twenty-fifth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,311,564 inhabitants, of whom 944,580, or 72 per cent, are white. Of this
number, 14,186, or 1 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the
entire population is 20.4 per cent, the state ranking thirty-ninth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Geo. B. Cook^ State Superintendent of Public Instruction Little Rock
W. A. Crawford, Deputy Superintendent Little Rock
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
X. O. PiNDALL, Governor. Little Rock
Geo. B. Cook, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Little Rock
O. C. LuDWiG Little Rock
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION.
Geo. B. Cook, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Little Rock
A. E. MooRE Little Rock
O. C. LuDwiG Little Rock
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
D. T. Rogers, President Jonesboro
H. S. Traylor, Coresponding Secretary Booneville
COUNTY EXAMINERS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Kxaminer. Postofflce. County.
Arkansas G. W. Botts DeWitt 12,973
Ashley i^B. R. Smith Hamburg: 19,7S4
Baxter Joe George •. Mountain Home 9,298
Benton W. R. Edwards Pea Ridge 31,601
Boone .R. T. Dopson Harrison 16.396
Bradley D. A. Bradham .fVarren 9,651
Calhoun .C R. Condray Hampton 8,539
Carroll .M. L. McCall Eureka Springs 18,848
Carroll J. C. Bunch Berryvllle 18,488
Chicot William Kirten Lake Village 14,528
Clark N. M. Whaley Gurdon 21.289
Clay .C. D. Threlkeld Green way 15,886
Clay J. N. Moore Corn ing
fULTXEBSON'S OOLiLEOE AXD SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY 15
ARKANSAS | ARKANSAS
POIK of
County. Postofflce. County.
Cleburne J. L.. Bittle Heber 9,268
Cleveland .B. Y. Searcy Rison 11,620
Columbia %W. B. Smith McNeil 22,077
Conway J. H. Reynolds Appleton 19,972
Craigrhead .D. T. Rogrers Jonesboro 19,605
Crawford iiWallace Oliver Van Buren 2.720
Crittenden O. M. Gooch Earle 14,629
Cross ^. N. KiUougrh Wynne 11,051
Dallas G. A. SuUards Fordyce 11,518
Desha *r. F. Wallace Kelso 11,511
Drew J. L. Spence Montlcello 19,461
Faulkner •iT. F. Forrest Vilonia 20,780
Franklin .M. V. Waterfleld Charleston 17,395
Franklin .P. M. McKay Ozark
Fulton -iR. L. White Salem 12,917
Garland jJ. G. Cubbagre Hot Springs 18,778
Grant .^. M. Rodgrers Sheridan 7,671
Greene JO. B. Richardson Paragrould 16,479
Hempstead A. L. Jobe Hope 24,101
Hot Spring: W. D. Leiper Malvern 12,748
Howard d«D. P. Holmes Nashville 14,076
Independence .Sidney Pickens Sulphur Rock 22,657
Izard T. H. Linn Melbourne 18,606
Jackson ^ugrene A. Shaver Newport 18,383
Jefferson G. E. Lytle Althelmer 40,972
Johnson *J. W. Sallis Clarksvllle 17,448
Lafayette J. F. Brigrht Stamps 10,594
Lawrence #E. E. Hulen Black Rock 16,491
Lee A. W. Bonner Marianna 19,409
Lincoln R. A. Collins Palmyra 13,889
Little River T. T. C. Anderson Winthrop 13,781
Logran G. S. Minmier Paris 20,563
Lonoke lE. R. Robinson Lonoke 22,644
Madison ^L. F. Bell Thorney 19,864
Marion .J. L. Bond Yellvllle 11,877
Miller *F. W. Miller Texarkana 17,658
Mississippi J. H. Riley Luxora 16,884
Monroe «Jack McCullougrh Clarendon 16,811
Montgomery .John L. McConnell Mt. Ida 9,444
Nevada .P. F. Chappell Prescott 16,609
Newton *R. C. ArbauSTh Jasper 12,638
Ouachita .^E. H. Carson Camden 20,892
Perry .W. B. Laudermilk Casa 7,294
Phillips C. P. Sanders Helena 10,801
Pike James H. Webb Nathan 26,661
Poinsett N. J. Hazel Marked Tree 7,026
Polk W. M. Pipkin Mena 18,852
Pope A. S. Hays Russellvllle 21,716
Prairie S. D. Williams Hazen 11.876
Pulaski Major R. H. Parbam Little Rock 63,179
Randolph W. Frosty Acree Ravenden Springrs 17.156
Saline .W. J. Canaday Benton 13,122
Scott .B. Holland Cauthron 13,183
Searcy J. M. McCall Marshall 11,988
Sebastian J. W. Kuykendall Ft. Smith 36.935
Sebastian C. Henderson Greenwood 36,936
Sevier L. E. Quinn Lockesburg 16,339
Sharp .James M. Simpson Cave City 12,199
Sharp D. C. Billingrsley Ash Flat 12,199
St. Francis W. H. Paslay Forrest City 17,167
Stone Geo. W. Lackey Mountain View 8,100
Union .Rev. J. F. McKenzie El Dorado 22,496
Van Buren F. M. Eubanks Choctaw 11,220
Washingrton .M. F. Croxdale Fayetteville 34,266
White F. Garland May Searcy 24,864
Woodruff A. L. Hutchlns Augrusta 16,804
Yell D. F. Montgromery Danville 22,750
M
AJtKAMMAA
mOKKR mSTITUnONS OF LEASNINa
AMtrr, euok e^.. p«)p. »t.
iUritjr MlfEli SeliMl; pvep.; eo-«fL: saorMct.; j
eiit. ]«^1; 59«miiel V. aamwHi, PrlB. *
MMKASfKLnOA, CUA C*., pop. 2,73^,
M B w d m tm fMtf9^\ tctl,; en^td.; IT. IL; eat.
1»0; Joba fy. mmtmon, A. K.. Prs.
OMMfcK* 9m§ftStt CaU9*\ «on.; ei>-«d.; BapC;
«it. ]M«: J. W. Owger. A. V.. Pnta.
BiUanr f oxx, ifH c^, pop. »o,
Vt* T l tmm at AemAtmj, prep.; om
ed.; R. B, Am, Pfto,
B1TX9TCLLX, Imitfwm^tmf C^,, pop, 2,:B7.
Af hw Mit CMIoipt; <;4>n,; eo-ed.; PKsbj.: eat.
]^2: ISn«#^ne ft. Loo^ A. U„ Fk. D,.
Frw.
nixinmxc, t«ii c*., pop. 974.
BolkfvSIU A c Minrn j ; pnp.; <i^M.; noo-Met.:
J. B. ftm/tfc^, Pi1».
a^nrrovinLLC, boikmi c*,, pop. i.mi.
OMoUt* » M H o B f l Mo Acmdtmr; prep.; eo-ed.;
f(flpt.: Mt. IWO; Kdward K. Bcgwefl,
Prla.
MOVCAW, VMr«4« C»., pop. 71.
VaiMi BaytM Bigk fekool; prep.; eo-«d.;
Il«pt.: A. 19. Hoillc, Prln.
CLAftXSTXLLZ, JokMoa Co., pop. 1,0M.
Affeaataa CaaiWrUui4 Collofa; coll.; e»^.;
Prenb.; eat. ISM; Her. O. P. Crawford.
A. M., D. D., Prea.
COirWAT. Faolkaor Ca., pop. 2.008.
Caatral Baptiat CoUafa; firla' boarding; Bapt.;
•at. ]«r2; W. W. Rlrera. A. M.. Prln.
Kaadria Callafa; coll.; co-ed.; M. B. 80.; aat
ISM; Ber. Stonewall Anderaon, A. B.,
Prea.
7ATKTTZTZLLE, WaaUafton Co., pop. 4,001.
UaiTaraity of Aziuuwaa; anlr.; atata; co-ed.;
nonaect.; eat. 1872; John N. Tillman. LL.
v., Prea.
70BT SMITH, Babaatiaa Go., pop. 11. M7.
Dranrbon'a Practical Bnatnaia Ck>llafa; boa.
and aten.; John F. Draufbon, Prea.
Fort Smitli Commarolal Ck>llara; boa. and aten.;
frat. 1888: Geo. M. Neale. A. M.. Prea.
St. Ann'a Aeadamj; flrla* boarding; R. 0.;
Hlat<>r Mai7 Aloyaiaa. Saperlor.
FRIEVDSKIP. Hot Spriaga Ck>.. pop. 188.
Friendahip High School; prep.: Co-ed.; non-
at'Ct.: pat. 1800: G. L. Morelock. Bapt.
OEVTRY, Benton Co., pop. 419.
Hendrix Academj; pn-p. : co-ed.; M. B. 80.;
fNt. mm; R('T. L. H. Bakca. A. B., Prea.
HELEBA, Phlllipa Co.. pop. 6.600.
Sacrad Heart Aoademj; glrla' boarding; B. C;
HIatrr Kvangollata. Prln.
IMBODEB. Lawrence Co.. pop. 411.
Sloan-Hendrix Aoademj; prep.; co-ed.; M. B.
Ho.; (Iporge Hvana, Prln.
LITTLE ROOK. Pulaakl Co., i>op. 88.307.
Arkanaaa Baptiat Collage (colorod); prep.; co-
rd.; Ilaiit.; Joarph A. Ilookrr. Proa.
Arkanaaa Military Academy 1 boya' boarding;
mllltnry; nonaect.; Col. R. C. Uall, Bapt.
CaTlaga •€ Phyaudaaa aai
La^
Pfeaetieal
and ateo.; J. F.
laatitate Laai Xaya, The;
Keya. Piaa^
Wa liar Saaiaazy far Yaaac laAaa: gfzia'
boazdiag: aon-aect.: eat. ISH; Alwfa Stew-
art Maddoz. Prea.
FWTaa^ar Saiith CaOaga (calared>: eoIL: co-
ed. M. E.: eat. 1877: J. M. C<a. Prea.
St. Mavy'a Atfadaiay; glrla* boazdlBg: R. C:
eat. 18&1: Siatera of Mercy.
Bai t aiaiiy ti Arlraaaaa, Law Sapaztaaaat: law:
co-ed.; eat. 1880: J. H. Carmidkaal. Dean.
Baivataity •« irfcaaaaa, Mafieal Sapntauat:
OMd.; r^.: co-ed.; eat. ISTi; Dr. F. L.
French. M. D.. Sec.
WiUiaaa ladoatrial CoIIaga (colored^ : indoa-
trial: co-ed: nonaect.: est. 1908: Roftia
.S. Stoat. LL. D., Pr»»a.
MA0A7.f E, Logaa Co., pop. 807.
Magaaiae Oaehita Academy; prep.: co-M. :
Bapt.: eat. 1900; Jaa. L. Smith. A. B..
Prln.
MOBTICELLO, Draw Co., pop. 1.579.
Hiaamoa'a XTniTaraitf Schaal; prep.: co-ed.;
non-aect.; eat. 1800; J. L. Sp«nce, Sept.
MOmrTAIH HOME, Baxtar Co.. pop. 363.
Oaaahita Aeadamy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; L.
A. Morton, Prln.
MORTK LITTLE ROCK, Sabaib of Little Roefc.
Shortar Gollaga (colored); prep.: co-ed.: A. M.
R.: eat. 1887; Rer. Andrew H. HIU. B. D..
Praa.
OXOLOMA, Clark Co., pop. 411.
Okalona High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect.:
T. B. Greene. Prln.
PARAOOVLD, Oraana Co., pop. 8,824.
Fartiah College; prep, and bna.; co-ed.; aon-
aect. ; eat. 1880: B. H. Parriah. B. S..
Prea.
Thompaon'a Claaaioal Inatitnta; prep.; co-ed.;
non-aect.; R. S. Thompaon, Prln.
PARIS, Logan Co., pop. 848.
Vew Snbiaco College; coll.: men; R. C: eat.
1887: P. Boniface Spanke. O. S. B.. Praa.
PEA RIDGE, Benton Co.. pop. 302.
Pe« Ridge Maaonic College.; coll.; co-ed.; Ma-
aonic; eat. 1880; S. G. Parlab. A. M..
Prea.
PIHE BLUFF, Jefferaon Co., i>op. 11,496.
Annnnoiation Academy; glrla' boarding; R. C.;
eat. 1880: Slatera of Charity.
Branch Vormal College (colored): normal;
atate: co-ed.; eat. 1875; laaac Flaber. Prln.
Jamea' Practical Bnaineaa College; boa. and
aten.: eat. 1900; J. W. Jamea and J. B.
Slma, Prlna.
ROOERS, Benton Co., pop. 2,158.
Rogera Acodemy; prep.; co-ed.: (Tong.; eat.
1883: Morria E. AUIng. Ph. B., Prln.
SEARCY, White Co., pop. 1.905.
Galloway Femala College; glrla* boarding; M.
B.; G. C. Godden. Prea.
OF THE UNITED STATES AMD CANADA.
17
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
B—xcj Fttiiul« InttitBte; gUrtm' boarding; non-
sect.: est. 1881; Mary Jasi>er Willis, Prln.
BELICA, Dallas Ck>., pop. 8,713.
Alabama Baptist Colore^ tTniTorsity (colored);
coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 1878; B. T. Pol-
lard, Pres.
SILOAM SPBIHG8, Bonton Ck>., pop. 1,748.
Arkansas Cktnfsrence Ck>llege; coll.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1809; Bey. Thomas Mason, A. M.,
D. D., Pres.
SOVTHLABI), FhUlips Oo., pop. 28.
Southland College and Hormal Institute; coll.;
co-ed.; Society of Friends; est. 1868; H. C.
Wolford, Pres.
STVTTOABT, Arkansas Ck>., pop. 1,258.
Stuttgart College; prep.; co-ed.; United Presb.;
B. McKee, Pres.
Stuttgart-Hendrix Academy; girls' boarding;
M. B. So.; est. 1003; 0. O'Bear, A. B..
Prin.
VILONIA, Faulkner Co., pop. 1,858.
Holiness Literary 8<^liool; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Miss Winifred Darby, Prin.
WILMAB, Drew Co., pop. 844.
BeauToir College. ; coll. ; co-ed. ; non-sect. ; J. L.
Spence, Pres.
WITCHEBYILLE, Sebastian Co., pop. 128.
Backner College; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; J. B.
Williamson, Prin.
CALIFORNIA
Pofmlatson, l,4SSfiS3. School census, 445.000. School age, 6-17.
Calif anna is the twenty-first state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of l,485/>53 inhabitants, of whom 95 per cent are white. Of this nnmber
22 percent are foreign bom. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population
is 48 per cent, the state ranking sixteenth in this respect. The educational system
of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTEXDENT'S OFFICE.
Edwaxd Hyatt, Superintendent of Public Instruction Sacramento
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
James N. Gillett, Governor, President of Board Sacramento
Edwabd Hyatt, State Superintendent, Secretary Sacramento
Moms E. Dailey, President of State Xormal School San Jose
J. F. Millspaugh, President State Xormal Los Angeles
C. C. Vajc Liew, President of State Xormal School Qiico
Sauuil T. Black, President of State Xormal School San Diego
Fkederic L. Burk, President of State Xormal School San Francisco
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, President of State University Berkeley
Alex Lange, Professor of Pedagogy at State University Berkdey
SCHOOL TEXTBOOK COMMISSIOX.
James N. Gillett, Governor Sacramento
Edward Hyatt, State Superintendent Sacramento
C. C Van Liew Chico
J. H. Strine, Secretary
According to the California text-book laws, the state hires the plates of such
lx)oks as it desires to use. Adoptions were made in the spring of 1SX)4.
STATE READIXG CIRCLE BOARD.
The state has no recognized state board, but provisions arc made for pupils
reading through a direct law, which makes annual contributions to the district
libraries.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Fred T. Moore, President Alameda
E. ii. Wright, Secretary Stodrton
PATTEBSOITS OOUdBOE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY 19
CALIFORNIA | CALIFORNIA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Pop. of
County. Name. Postofflce. County.
Alameda Geo. W. Frick Oakland 130,197
Alpine Mrs. E. A, Grover Markleevllle 509
Amador W. H. Greenhaigrh Jackson 11.116
Butte Mrs. Minnie Abrams Oroville 17,117
Calaveras Frank Wells San Andreas 11.200
Colusa Lillie L. Laugrenour Colusa 7.364
Contra Costa W. H. Hanlon Martinez 10,046
Del Norte Mrs. A. M. Laduron Crescent City 2,408
El Dorado S. B. Wilson Placerville 8,986
Fresno E. W. Lindsay Fresno 37.862
Glenn S. M. Chaney Willows 5.150
Humboldt George Underwood Eureka 27,104
Imperial J. E. Carr El Centro
Inyo Mrs. M. A. Clarke Bishop 4.377
Kern Robert L. Stockton Bakersfield 16,480
Kings Mrs. N. B. Davidson Hanford 9.871
Lake Hettie Irwin Lakeport 6,017
Lassen W. B. Philliber Susanville 4,511
Los Angeles Mark Keppel Los Angeles 120,278
Madera Estelle Bagnelle Madera 7,364
Marin lames Davidson San Rafael 15,702
Mariposa Julia L. Jones Mariposa 4,720
Mendocino L. W. Babcock Ukiah 20.465
Merced Mrs. Belle S. Gril)i Merced 9.215
Modoc Eva W. Spargur Alturas 5.076
Mono Cordelia E. Hays Bridgeport 2.167
Monterey Duncan Stirling Salinas 19.380
Napa Lena K. Jackson Napa 16.451
Nevada I. G. O'Neill Nevada City 17,789
Orange R. P. Mitchell Santa Ana 19,696
Placer C. N. Shane Auburn 15,786
Plumas Miranda Ray Arms '.Quincy 4,657
Riverside Raymond Cree Riverside 17.897
Sacramento Mrs. Minnie O'Neill Sacramento 45,915
San Benito John H. Garner Holllster 6,633
San Bernardino A. S. McPherron San Bernardino 27,929
San Diego Hugh J. Baldwin San Diego 17.700
San Francisco < Alfred Roncovieri San Francisco 342.782
San Joaquin E. B. Wright Stockton 35,452
Sani Luis Obispo F. E. Darke San Luis Obispo 16,637
San Mateo Roy W. Cloud Redwood City 12,094
Santa Barbara Mamie V. Lehner Santa Barbara 18,934
Santa Clara D. T. Bateman San Jose 60,216
Santa Cruz Champ S. Price Santa Cruz 21,512
Shasta Lulu E. White Redding 17,318
Sierra Belle Alexander Downieville 4,017
Siskiyou Mrs. B. Persons Wood Yreka 16,962
Solano D. H. White Fairfield 24.143
Sonoma DeWltt Montgomery Santa Rosa 38,480
Stanislaus Florence Boggs Modesto 9,550
Sutter * L. L. Freeman Yuba Citv 5,886
Tehama Delia D. Fish Red Bluff 10,996
Trinity Nellie M. Jordan WeaverviUe 4.383
Tulare C. J. Walker Visalia 18.375
Tuolumne G. P. Morgan Columbia 11,116
Ventura Jas. E. Reynolds Ventura 14.367
Yolo May B. Dexter Woodland 13,618
Yuba B. T, Manwell Marysville 8.620
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALAMEDA, AUmeda Ck>., pop. 16.464.
Hotre Dame Academy; glris' boarding; R. C:
Sister of Notn Dame, Prtn.
ALTA, Placer Co., pop. BO.
Afauix Hall; 1x^' boarding; non-sect.; est.
1900: William W. Prlco. M. A.. Head-
master.
Schoors announcement. — Prepares for the
best colleges and nnlyersitles. Students
may enter at any time in the year. A
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CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
Mbool where the teacher* take a personal
interest In the boys and give them prac-
tically private tutoring. The boys hunt,
flsh, ride, row, go camping, and practice
all sports that tend toward health and
self-reliance. School charge, $700 per
year. Beaotifol summer camp open from
Jane 15 to September 1; summer charge,
1100.
BELMONT, San Mateo Co., pop. 863.
Belmont School; boys' boarding; non-sect.; W.
T. Beid. A. M.. Prin.
BEBKELEY, Alameda Co., pop., 13.214.
Berkeley Bible Seminary; theol.; co-ed.; Dis-
ciples of Christ.; est. 1896; H. D. Mc-
Aoeney, A. M., LL. D., Dean.
Berkeley Faciflc Theological Seminary; Cong.;
co-ed.; est. 1869; John Knox McLean, D.
D., Pres.
Berkeley Preparatory School; bojs' prep.; non-
sect.; J. H. White, PrIn.
Boone's University School; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; P. R. Boone, Prin.
California Institution for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind; state.
Head's Preparatory School; prep; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Anna Head, A. B., Prin.
Paciflc Theological Seminary; tbeol.; Cong.;
co-ed.; est. 1869; John Koox McLean, D.
D., Pres.
Paciflc Unitarian School for the Ministry;
theol.; Unitarian; co-ed.; est. 1906; Rev.
Earl Morse Wilbur, A. M., S. T B., Dean.
Snell Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; est.
1879; Mrs. Edna Snell Poulson, Prin.
University of California; unir.; state; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1868; Benjamin Ide Wheel-
er, Ph. D., LL. D., Pres.
University of California, College of Agricul-
ture; agri.; state; co-ed.; Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, Pres.
University of California, College of Applied
Science; tech.; state; co-ed.; Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, Pres.
University of California; College of Chemistry;
chem.; state; co-ed.; Benjamin Ide Wheel-
er, Pres.
University of California, College of Commerce;
commerce; state; co-ed.; Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, Pres.
University of California, Medical Dept. ; Fresh-
man and Sophomore years only; Junior
and Senior years in San Francisco.
BUBLINOAME, San Mateo Co.
St. Matthews MUitary School; boys' prep.;
Episcopal; est. 1866; Rev. Wm. A. Brew-
er, A. B., Rector.
CHICO, Butte Co., pop. 2,640.
State Normal School; normal: state; co-ed.;
Charles C. Van Liew, Pres.
CLABEMONT, Los Angeles Co., pop. 180.
Pomona College; coll.: co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1888;
Rev. George A. Gates, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
EAST OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Suburb.
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes; girls' board-
ing: R.t3.; Sister Mary Fldells, Prin.
EUEEKA, Humboldt Co., pop. 7,327.
Eureka Business College; bus. and sten.; C. J.
Graddock, Pres.
FAIB OAKS, Sacramento Co., pop. 318.
Four Gables; boys* boarding; non-sect.; Blinore
Chase, Prin.
FRESNO, Fresno Co., pop. 12,470.
Chestnntwood's Business College; bus. and
sten.; J. H. Jans(Hi, Pres.
Fresno Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
N. Sproose, Pres.
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada Co., pop. 4,719.
Grass Valley Business College; bos. and stoi.;
E. H. Armstrong, Pres.
Mount St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B.
G.; Sister Mary Baptist O'Connor, Prin.
GREENVILLE, Plumas Co.; pop. 531.
Greenville Indian Industrial School; Govt. In-
dustrial school for Indians; co-ed.; est.
1887; Burton B. Custer, Snpt.
HEALDSBURG, Sonoma Co., pop. 1,860.
Healdsburg College; prep.; co-ed.; 7th Day
Adv.; M. E. Cady, Prin.
HOLLISTER, San Benito Co., pop. 1,315.
Sacred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.;
Sister Helena, Prin.
lONE, Amador Co., pop. 806.
Preston School of Industry; indust.; state;
boys'; est. 1880; William T. Randall, A.
M., Supt.
IRVIN6T0N, Alameda Co., pop. 467.
Anderson Academy; prep.; boys'; non-sect.;
est. 1894; W. W. Anderson, M. A., Prin.
Curtner Young Ladies' Seminary; closed.
LORDSBURG, Los Angeles Co., pop. 600.
Lordsburg College; coll.; co-ed.; Brethren; est.
1890; W. C. Hanawalt, Pres.
LONG BEACH, Los Angeles Co., pop. 2.252.
Heald's Business College and Conservatory of
Music; bus., sten., teleg. and music; co-
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1002; V. E. Nielson,
Manager.
Long Beach Business College; bus. and sten.;
R. S. Knudson, Prin.
LOS ANGELES, Los Angeles Co., pop. 102,479.
Boynton Normal School; normal; private; co-
ed.; est. 1889; Boynton and Esterly, Props.
Brownsberger Home School of Bookke^dng and
Graham Shorthand; bus. and sten.; F.
Brownsberger, Prin.
California Eclectic Medical College; mod.:
eclectic; co-ed.; J. A. Monk, M. D., Dean,
846 Lyons St.
College of Physicians and Surgeons; med.;
reg.; co-ed.; Charles W. Bryaon, M. D.,
Dean.
Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary;
girls' boarding; R. C; Sister Superior,
Prin.
Cumnock School of Expression; elo. and or.:
co-od.; est. 1894; Mrs. Merrill Moore
Grlgg. Director.
Girls' Collegiate School; girls' boarding;
Prcsb.; est. 1892: Alice K. Parsons, B. A.,
and Jeanne W. Dennen, Prlns.
Harvard School; boys' boarding: mil.; non-
sect.; est. 1900: GrenvIUe C. Emery, A.
B., A. M., Lltt. D., Head-master.
Heald's Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
W. Lackey, Manager.
Los Angeles Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1882; E. R. Sbrader, A. M., Ph. D..
Pres.
OF THE X7NITED STATES AND CANADA.
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CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
Lot Aagelat Oontezratozy of Xntio and Arts;
music and elocatlon; co-ed.; est. 1888;
Mrs. Bmlly J. Valentine, Pres. (Branches
at Long Beach and Oarvanza, Gal.)
Los AngeloB College of Fine Arts; See Unl-
Terslty of Sonthem California, College of
Fine Arts.
Los Angeles College of Law; law; co-ed.; est.
1899; Daniel M. Hammock, Dean, 722
Trust Bldg.
Los Angeles Military Academy; mllltsry; non-
sect.; Walter J. Bailey, A. M., Prln.
MarlboTongli Preparatory School; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; Ida B. Llndley, Prin.
MarllMXOQgh School for Girls; girls' board-
ing: non-sect.; Mrs. Q. A. Caswell, Prin.
Occidental College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1887: John Willis Baer, LL. D.. Pres.
Pacific College of Osteopathy; oeteop.; co-ed.;
est. 1896; Clement A. Whiting. Sc. D..
D. O., Dean.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Catharine. Prin.
St. Vincent's College; coll.; men; R. C; est.
1865: Very Rev. Joseph S. Glass, C. M.,
D. D., Pres.
Southern California Business College; bus. and
sten.; B. P. Heald, Pres., 614 S. Grand
Ave.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1881; Jesse F. MiUspangh., M. A.,
Pres.
University of Southern California; unl v.; co-
ed.: M. B.; est. 1880; George FInley Bo-
vard. A. M., D. D., Pres.
University of Southern California, College of
Dentistry; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1897; Gar-
rett Newkirk, M. D.. Dean.
University of Southern California, College of
Fine Arts; art; co-ed.; est. 1901; Wm. 8.
Judson, Dean.
University of Southern California, College of
Law: law; co-ed.; Frans M. Porter, LL.
B., Dean.
University of Southern California, College of
Medicine; med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1885;
W. Jarvis Barlow, M. D., Dean.
Westlake School for Oirls; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Misses Frederics de Laguna and
Jessica S. Vance, Prins.
Woodbury Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1884; B. K. Isaacs, Pres.
Tale School; boys' boarding; non-sect.: est.
1901; T. O. Adsms. A. B.. Headmaster.
MART8VILLE. Tuba Co., pop. 8.497.
College of Hotre Dame; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Superior, Prin.
United Business College; bus., sten. and teleg.;
Frank Harronn, LL. D., Prin.
MEHLO PARK, San Mateo Co., pop. 385.
Hoitt's School for Boys; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1891; Wm. J. Meredith, A. B.,
Prln.
St. Patrick's Seminary; novitiate: men: R. C;
est. 1898; Very Rev. H. Ayrlnhae, D. D.,
Dean.
MILLS COLLEGE, Alameda Co., pop. 280.
Mills College and Seminary; women; non-secf.:
est. 1871; Mrs. C. T. Mills, Pres.
School's announcement. — Seminary Coarse
accredited to the Universities of Califor-
nia and leading Bastem Colleges; College I
Coarse parallel with University work; rare
opportunities offered in Music. Art snd
Blocution. Ideal climate and grounds;
home comforts. Confers degrees and
grants diplomas.
NAPA. Napa Co., pop. 4,086.
Napa Business College and School of Short-
hand; bus. and sten.; est. 1894; H. L.
Gunn, M. A., Pres.
NORDHOFF, Ventura Co., pop. 244.
Thacher School, The; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1889; Sherman D. Thacher, A.
B.. LL. D., Prln.
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., pop. 66.960.
California College.; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1870; Arthur Amsden Macurda, A. M.,
Pres. '^
Convent of Our Lady of Sacred Heart; girls'
boarding; R. C; Sister Mary Symphorosa,
Prln.
Horton School, The; day prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; ^st. 1884; Miss Sarah W. Horton,
Prin.
Manual Training and Commeroial High School;
non-sect.; est. 1896; Philip M. Flsber.
Prin.
Oakland College of Medicine and Surgery;
med.: reg.; co-ed.; est. 1902; Bdward N.
Ewer, M. D., Registrar, Grove and 31 st
St.
Oakland Conservatory of Music; music; co-ed.:
est. 1899: Adolf Gregory, Prin.
Oakland Kindergarten Training School; kind.
training.
Oakland Shorthand Institute; bus. and sten.;
Frederick G. Ilsen, Prln.
Pacific Technical College; tech.; co-ed.; est.
1904: Chaa. C. Swafford, Pres.
Polytechnic Business College; bus. and sten.;
W. B. Gibson. Pres.
St. Mary's College: coll.: men; R. C; est.
1863; Brother Velleaslam. F. S. C, Pres.
Unitarian Theological School; theol.; co-ed.:
TJnltirlan: eat. 1901; Rev. Earl M. WIl
bur. A. M.. S. T. B.. Dean.
Vander Naillen School of Engineering; tech.:
men: est. 1804: A. Vander Naillen, Jr.,
C. B.. B. M., Pres.
PALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., pop. 1.658.
Miss Harker's School for Girls; girls' board-
ing: non-sect.: est. 1892; Miss C. Harker,
A. B.. Prln.
Homerian Hall, Hoitt School for Boys; boys'
prep.; non-sect.; est. 1891; William John
Meredith. A. B.. Pres.
Manzanita Hall Preparatory School for Boys;
boys' boarding: non-sect.; est, 1893; J.
Le Roy Dixon. A. B., Prln.
Palo Alto Academy; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Maynard Shipley, Prin.
PASADENA, Los Angeles Co., pop. 9,117.
Classical School for Boys; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1889: Stephen Cutler Clark. Prin.
English Classical School for Girls; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; est. 1890; Anna B. Orton,
Prin.
Pasadena Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1904: J. H. Warner, M. A.. Pres.
Throop Polytechnic Institute; tech.: co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1891; Arthur Henry Cham
berlaln, Acting President.
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CALIFORNIA
PETALUMA, Sonoma Co., pop. 3,871.
St. Vincenft Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sister of Charity, Prln.
POMONA, Lot AnrelM Co., pop. 5,626.
Pomona Basinets College; but. and tten. ; est.
1895; D. Brebaut, Prln.
BED BLUFF, Tehama Co., pop. 2,750.
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sister Mary Josepb, Prln.
BEDWOOD CITY, San Mateo Co., pop. 1.653.
Academy of Kotre Dame; girls' boarding; R.
C; Sister Mary Cecilia, Prln.
BIO VISTA, Solano Co., pop. 682.
St. Gertrude's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Mary Camillns, Prln.
BIYEBSIDE, Biverslde Co., pop. 7.978.
Riverside Business College; bus. and stcn.;
L. W. Zinn, Pres.
Sherman Institute; Govt. Industrial school for
Indians; co-ed.; est. 1901; Harwood Hall.
Supt.
SACBAMENTO, Sacramento Co., pop. 29.282.
Atkinson's Sacramento Business College; bus.
and sten.: E. G. Atkinson, Prin.
Christian Brothers' College; coll.; men; R. C;
est. 1875; Brother Walter, Pres.
Howe's Academy and Business College; prep.;
co-ed.; Prot.; Ed. Howe, Jr., Prln.
Sacramento Institute; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Walter, Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding: R. C;
est. 1867; Mother Mary Gertrude, Prln.
SAN AN8ELM0, Suburb of San Francisco.
San Francisco Theological Seminary; tbeol.;
men.; Presb.; est. 1871; Warren H. Lan-
don, D. D., Pres.
SAN BERNARDINO, San Bernardino Co., pop.
6,160.
Sxn Bernardino Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1901; L. W. Zinn, Pres.
SAN DIEOO, San Diego Co., pop. 17,700.
Academy of Our Lady of Peace; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; Sister of St. Joseph, Prln.
S&n Diego Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
F. W. Kelsey, Pres.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
Samuel T. Black, Pres.
SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco Co., pop.
342.782.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; Sisters of St. Joseph.
Caldwell College of Oratory and Acting; elo.
and oratory; est. 1897; F. Cooke Caldwell,
M. O.. Pres., 1296 Market St.
California Business College; consolidated Into
Metropolitan Business College, March,
1905.
California College of Pharmacy, University of
California; phar. : co-ed.; est. 1873; W.
M. Searby, Ph. C. Dean.
California School of Mechanical Arts; tech.;
co-ed.: non-sect.; est. 1896; Geo. A. Mer-
rill, B. S., Prln.. 16th and Utah Sts.
Cogswell Polytechnical College: tech.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1887; George B. Miller.
A. B.. M. A., Pres.
College of Medicine and Surgery, Dental De-
partment; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1899; Alfred
E. Ul.ike, D. D. S., Dean.
College of Notre Dame, girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Julia Theresa, Prln.
College of Physicians and Surgeons; med.;
reg.; co-ed.; est. 1896; D. A. Hodghead,
A. M.. M. D.. Dean, 1025 Sutter St.
College of r'hysicians and Sorgeoni, Dental
Department; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1897;
Charles Boxton. D. D. S., Dean.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Depart-
ment of Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.; est.
1898; Wm. J. Jackson, Dean.
Cooper Medical College; med.; reg.; co-ed.;
est. 1862; Henry Gibbons. Jr., M. D.,
Dean.
Gallagher-Marsh Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1899; Robt. F. Gallagher,
Pres., 1382 Market St.
Oolden Gate Kindergarten Free Normal School;
kindergarten training; women; est. 1801;
Annie M. Storall, Prln., 560 Union St.
Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific;
mod.; homeop., co-ed.; est. 1882; James
B. Ward. M. D.. Dean. Sacramento and
Maple St.
Hamlin School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Sarah D. Hamlin. Prln.
Hastings College of the Law; Law Depart-
ment University of California; co-ed.;
est. 1878; Edward R. Taylor, Dean.
Heald's Business College and School of Prac-
tical Sciences; bus., sten., and prac-
tical sciences; co-ed.; est. 1862; Edward
Heald. Pres.
School's announcement. — ^Tbe leading com-
mercial school west of Chicago. One of
the six schools of the U. S. selected
to represent commercial education at the
Paris Exposition, and awarded the sil-
ver- medal. Thoroughly teaches Short-
hand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, teleg-
raphy. Penmanship, Electric, CIyII and
Mining Engineering, Assaying, the Eng-
lish Branches, and everything pertaining
to a Business Education. Twenty-flve
teachers. Sixty writing machines. 18.-
000 graduates. This college annually
places about 300 of Its graduates in posi-
tions.
Heald's School of Mining and Engineering;
tech.: men: est. 1804; Edward P. Heald,
Pres., 1.^0 Union Square.
Irving Institute; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1880: Miss Ella M. Pinkbam. Prln.,
2126 California St.
Lyceum. The.; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1893: L. H. Grau. Ph. D., Pres.. 806 Mar-
ket St.
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art. of the Uni-
versity of California; art; state; co-ed.:
Prof. Robert H. Fletcher, Director, Cali-
fornia and Mason Sts.
Merrill-Miller College; bus. and sten.; est.
1890: Katherlne L. Miller. Prec., 855
Market St.
Metropolitan Business College and Academy;
bus. and prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1903: L. A. Jordan. B. L., Manager.
Mnnson School of Shorthand; bus. and sten.;
est. 1893; Miss Lucile M. Smith. Prln.
Murison's School, Miss; girls* boarding; non-
sect.; Miss E. L. Murlson. Prln.
OF THE UMITED STATES AND OANADA.
23
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA.
Our Lad7 of Itorej Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
B. 0.; Sister M. Immannel, Prin.
PrM«BtAtioB OonTent; prep.; co-ed. ; B. C;
Mother M. Josephine, Prin.
Kaymoad Coaoldng School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1000; W. H. Y. Baymond,
Prin., 807 Sutter St.
Sacred Heart GoUeve; boys* day; B. C;
est. 1874; Bro. Lewis. F. S. 0., Pres.
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent; girls'
boarding; B. C; Sister Mary Xavler, Sn-
perior, Taylor and Ellis Sts.
St. Bridffet's School; prep.; co-ed.; B. 0.;
Sister Snperlor. Prin.
St. Ifnatins* OoUoffo; coll.; men; B. C; est.
1865; Very Ber. J. P. Prieden, S. J.
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sister Mary B. O'Brien, Prin.
St. Vincent's School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sister Engenia, Prin.
San Francisco Business Oollege; bus. and
sten.; est. 1888; Albert S. Weaver, Prin.
State Konnal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1890; Frederick Bark. Ph. D., Pres.
Trinity School; boys' day; non-sect.: H. C.
Lyon and L. H. Bogers, Prins., 2618 Pa-
cific Ave.
University of California, College of Dentistry;
dent.: co-ed.; est. 1881; James O. Sharp,
M. D.. D. D. S., Dean.
University of California, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1802; A. A.
D'Ancona, M. D., Dean.
ITniveraity School; prep.; boys; non-sect.;
Arthur Cutts WiUard. S. B.. Prin.
Tan der Vaillen School of Engineering; tech.;
men; est. 1806; A. Van der Naillen, Jr.,
0. E., E. M., Prin., 118 Fulton St.
West's School for Oirls, Miss; girls' board-
ing: non-sect.; Miss Mary B. West, Prin.
Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts; Indust.;
boys; non-sect.; est. 1900: Geo. A. Merrill,
B. S., Director, 16th and Utah Sts.
SAH JOSE, Santa Clara Co., pop. 21,500.
College of Votre Dame; girls* boarding; B.
C; Sisters of Notre Dame.
Garden City Business College; bus. and sten.;
H. B. Worcester, Pres.
Heald's San Jose Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1891; Jas. H. HiU. Mgr.
Xing Conservatory of Music, music; co-ed.;
est. 1880; F. Loui King, Dean.
Modem School of Business and Correspond-
once; bus. and sten.; est. 1901; Geo. T.
Pratt, A. M., Prin.
Paciflc Coast Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1900; H. E. Coz. B. Ph., A. B.. Pred.
San Jose Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Miss K. F. Leffler, Prin.
San Jose Conservatory of Music; music; co-
ed.; Maurice Leon Driver. Director.
St. Joseph College; boys' boarding; B. C;
Bev. M. Gleeson. S. J., Prin.
State Voxmal School; normal; state: co-ed.;
Morris Elmer Dailey, A. M., LL. D.. Pres.
XTniversity of the Pacific; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.;
est 1851; M. S. Cross, Acting Pres.
Washburn School, The; prep.: day; co-ed.;
noo-sect.; est. 1894; Arthur Wnshbnm,
B. S.. A. B., Prin.
SAM JITAH, Saa Benito Co., pop. 449.
St. John's lastitnte; girls' boarding; B. 0.;
est. 1876; Mother Carmen Argelaga, Prin.
SAW LEAHDBO, Alameda Co., pop. 2jBBB,
St. Mary's Convent; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sisters of St. Dominic, Prin.
SAK LUIS OBISPO, San Luis Obispo Co., pop.
3,021.
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Maxy; prep. ;
co-ed.; B. 0.; Sister Mary Conception,
Prin.
California Polytechnic School; tech.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1901; LeBoy Bums Smith,
A. B., Director.
School's announcement. — A Secondary
School devoted to Instractlon in Agricul-
ture, Mechanics and Domestic Science.
A practical school for practical people.
Begular course, four years. Short and
special courses In Agriculture. Tuition
free. Climate unexcelled. Mountain and
sea air.
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., pop. 1.832.
Church Divinity School of the Paciflc; theol.;
men; P. B.; est. 1803; Rt. Bev. Wm.
Ford Nichols, D. D., Dean.
St. Margaret's School; prep.; girls; P. E.;
Miss I. L. Tebbetts, Prin.
SAH BAFAEL, Marion Co., pop. 8,879.
Dominican College; girls' boarding; B. 0.;
est. 1860; Mother Louis, Prin.
Hitchcock Military Academy; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1808; Bev. Chas. Hitchcock,
B. A., Prin.
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy; mili-
tary; non-sect.; Arthur Crosby, A. M., D.
D., Head Master.
SAKTA AHA, Orange Co., pop. 4.538.
Orange County Business College; bus. and
sten.; H. 0. Slsson, Pres.
SAHTA BABBABA, Santa Barbara Co., pop.
6,587.
Blake Manual Training School, The Anna
S. C; nor.: co-ed.; est. 1907; Miss Ednah
A. Rich, Prin.
Hicks' School, The; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Rodney M. Heggle. Prin.
Santa Barbara Business College; bus. and
sten.; B. B. Hoover, Pres.
Santa Barbara Collegiate School; prep.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; T. H. McCnne, M. A.,
Prin.
SAHTA CLABA, Santa Clara Co., pop. 8,660.
Academy of Hotre Dame; girls' boarding; B.
O.: Sister Louise De Gonsague, Prin.
Santa Clara College; coll.; men; B. 0.; est.
1851; Bev. Robert E. Kenna, S. J., Pres.
SAHTA CBTJZ, Santa Cms Co., pop. 5,660.
Chestnutwood's Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1884; D. C. Ahlers, A. B.,
Prin., Walnut Ave.
School of the Holy Cross; girls' boarding; B.
C; Sister Mary Joseph, Prin.
SAHTA BOSA, Sonoma Co., pop. 6,673.
Santa Borsa Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. S. Sweet, B. S., A. M., Pres.
TJrusIine Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Agatha Reynolds, Prin.
SHOBB, Los Angeles Co., pop. 128.
Academy of the Holy Hame; girls' board-
ing; B. C; Sister Superior, Prin.
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CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
BTAHTOSD TJVXVLBfllTT, Santa OUnt Co.,
pop. 720.
LeUnd Stanford Junior trnlTortity; cmiT.; c*-
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1891; Darid Starr Jor-
dan, Ph. D., LL. D., Pros.
Leland Stanford Junior TT ni T orsity, Depart-
ment of Encineerint; tech.; co-ed.; Darld
Starr Jordan, Pres.
Leland Stanford Junior XTniTersity, Law De-
partment; law; co-ed.; est. 1882; Charles
Henry Haherlch, D. 0. L., LL. D., Act-
ing Dean.
8T00KT0H, Ban Joaquin Co., pop. 17,606.
Heald's Business OoVLf, bus. and sten.;
est. 1874; W. O. Gardner, M.. Acct., Prln.
cor. California and Channell.
St. Mary's College; boys' day; B. C; Bro.
Chas. Anl, Prin.
Stockton Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1874; F. O. Oaidner. M. Accts., Prin.
Western School of Business; bos. and nor-
mal; est. 1902; J. B. Humphreys, Pres.,
cor. Channel and San Joaquin.
VALLEJO, Solano Co., pop. 7,966.
St. yincent's Convent School; prep.; co-ed.;
B. C; Sister M. Joseph, Prln.
WHITTZEB, Los Angeles Co., pop. 1.690.
Whittier College; coll.; co-ed.; Friends; est.
1891; Thomas NewUn, A. M., Ph. M.,
Pres.
WOODLAND, Yolo Co., pop. 2,886.
Aoademy of the Holy Rosary; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sister Mary Barbara, Superior.
ITnited Bu^ess College; bus., sten. and teleg.;
Frank Harronn, LL. D., Pres.
COLORADO
Population, 539,100. School census, 200,411. School age, 6-21.
Colorado is the thirty-first state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 539,100 inhabitants, of whom 529,046, or 98 per cent, are white. Of this
number 90,475, or 16.8 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 4.2 per cent., the state ranking twelfth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Miss Kathemne L. Craig, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Denver
Miss Emily Griffith, Deputy State Superintendent Denver
Mrs. Louise Revelle, Stenographer and Qerk *. . Denver
Mrs. Elna M. Gleason-Frye, Stenographer and Clerk Denver
Miss Hattie E. Stevenson, Assistant Librarian Denver
Mrs. Clara Wilmot-McCready, Clerk in Library Denver
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Miss Katherine L. Craig, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Denver
Timothy O'Connor, Secretary of State Boulder
William H. Dickson, Attorney General Denver
STATE TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Miss Katherine L. Craig Denver
Joseph F. Daniels, Librarian, State Agricultural College Fort Collins
Miss Mary Sabin Denver
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Dr. B. O. Aylesworth, President Ft. Collins
H. S. Phillips, Treasurer Denver
W. W. Remington, Secretary Denver
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Name. Post Office. County.
Adams Mrs. Katherine M. Cook . . .Brlg-hton
Arapahoe Louis J. Rote Littleton 153.017
Archuleta Mrs. Birdje E. McConnell . .Pagrosso Springs 2,117
Baca N. Gomer Jones Springfield 759
Bent Florence Sargent Las Animas 3.049
Boulder J. L. Griffin Boulder 28,544
Chaffee Harry" L. McGinn is Buena Vista 7,085
Cheyenne Mrs. Ellen Martin Cheyenne Wells 5QJ
Clear Creek Mrs. Carrie J. Mason Idaho Springs 7.082
Conejos E. A. NIelson Sanford 8,794
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PATTERSON'S OOUiEOE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
COLORADO
COLORADO
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Postoffice. County.
Costilla Armand Choury San Luis 4,632
Custer Asa P. Dickson Westcliffe 2,937
Delta Emma G. Myers Delta 6,487
Denver Lilian A. Field Denver
Dolores Mrs. Josie K. Moore Rico 1,184
Douglas W. L. Heath Castle Rock 3.120
Eagle Sallie R. Welsh Red Cliff 8,008
Elbert J. J. Kruse Kiowa 8.107
El Paso Mrs. Florence M. Stote Colorado Springs 31.602
Fremont Mrs. Minnie Merriam Canon City 16.686
Garfield Mrs. Alice B. Clark Glenwood Springs. . . . 5,885
Gilpin Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane . Central City 6,690
Grand Alex. Stewart Sulphur Springs 741
Gunnison Luella Johnson Gunnison 5,831
Hinsdale Mrs. Alma Elder Lake City 1,609
Huerfano Frank Mead Walsenburg 8,395
Jefferson Myrtle Songer Golden 9,806
Kiowa Alice M. Abrams Sheridan Lake 701
Kit Carson Mrs. Etta Rogers Burlington 1,680
Lake Mrs. Ollie 1. Vivian Leadville 18,064
La Plata Mrs. Rosepha Pulf ord Durango 7,016
Larimer Pearl L. Moore Fort Collins 12,168
Las Animas f. M. Madrid Trinidad 21,842
Lincoln E. E. Franklin Hugo 926
Logan M. Madeline VeVerka Sterling 8,292
Mesa Mrs. Daisy D. Breeze-Lucas.Grand Junction 9,267
Mineral Mrs. Effle M. Anderson Amethyst 1,918
Montezuma J. W. Denney Cortez 8,068
Montrose Mary Abernethy Montrose 4.686
Morgan Mrs. Grace M. Anderson . . . Fort Morgan 8,268
Otero Mrs. Carrie B. Money La Junta 11.528
Ouray Mrs. A. L. Stanley-Graybo . Ouray 4,781
Park Nellie A. Baker Alma 2.998
Phillips Mrs. Estelle Summers Holyoke 1,688
Pitkin Miss A. B. Canning Aspen 7,520
Prowers C. G. Smeltz Lamar • 8.766
Pueblo Nellie Corklsh Pueblo 84,448
Rio Blanco C. F. Brown Meeker 1,690
Rio Grande George M. Corlett Monte Vista 4.080
Routt Florence Lighthlzer Hayden 8.661
Saguache S. M. Lud wick Saguache 8,858
San Juan Mrs. Jennie M. Harwood. . .Sllverton 2,842
San Giguel Mary K. Motte Tellurlde 6,879
Sedgwick Elma O. Law Julesburg 971
Summit Mrs. Lillian Colcord Breckenridge 2,744
Teller Marie V. Donahue Cripple Creek 29.002
Washington Mrs. H. B. Buchanan Akron 1.241
Weld L. H. Harrison Greeley 16.808
Yuma F.B.Williams Wray 1.729
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.'^
BEBXELET, Arapahoe Co., pop. 707.
Jetolt Colleire; noviate; men; R. C.
BOITLDEB, Boulder Co., pop. 6,150.
Colorado School of Applied Science; tech.;
state; co-ed.; Mllo S. Ketcbum, 0. B.,
__ Dean.
Colorado School of Law, UniTertity of Colo-
rado; law: co-ed.; est. 1802; James Baker.
LL. D., Prcs.
Colorado State Preparatory School; prep.: co-
ed.; state: est. 1875; Charles Bartlett
Dyke, Head-Master.
Mount Oertmde's Academy; prop.; co-ed.; R.
C: Sister M. Salome, Prin.
University of Colorado: nnlv.; state; co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1877; James H. Baker,
M. A., LL. D., Free.
University of Colorado, College of Enviaaer-
inc; tech.: co-ed.; est. 1803; MUo S.
Ketcbum. G. E., Dean.
University of Colorado. Medical Department;
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1888; L. M. Gif*
fln, M. D., Dean.
BBEEN, La Plata Co.
Fort Lewis Indian Training School; Govt, in-
dnstrial scbool for Indians; co-ed.; est.
1892; W. M. Peterson, Snpt.
CAHOIT CITT, Fremont Co., pop. 3,775.
Mount St. Scholastica's Academy; girls' board-
ing: R. C: Sister M. CaUlsta. Piin.
COLORADO SPRIKOS, El Paso Co.. pop. 21,086.
Colorado College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1874; Wm. F. Slocum, LL. D., Pres.
Colorado Springs Academy for Bojt; prep.;
boys; non-sect.; J. B. Walteo, Pzla.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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COLORADO
COLORADO
Cutler Academy, Oolorado College; prep; co-
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1874; James William
Park, Head-Master.
Henafer's Business College; bos. and sten.;
J. 0. Henager, Pres.
State School for Deaf and Blind; Indust.;
state; co-ed.; W. K. Argo, Supt.
San Luia School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1880; Bessie Henry and Chas. B. Moore,
Prins.
DEHYEB, Denver Co., pop. 133,850.
Central Business CoUege; bus. and sten.; est.
1887; L. A. Arnold. Pres., 829 15th St.
College of the Sacred Heart; coll.; men; B.
C; est. 1876; Rev. J. J. Brown, S. J.
Colorado College of Dental Surgery, ITni-
▼ersity of Denver; dent.; co-ed.; est.
1897; H. A. Fynn, D. D. S., Pres.
College of Music, University of Denver;
music; co-ed.; Frederlclc Schweikher, Dean.
Denver Business University; bus. and sten.;
est. 1904; Ellis J. WiUite, Prop., cor. W.
37th Ave. and Bryant.
Denver and Gross College of Medicine, TJni*
versity of Denver; med.; reg.; co-ed.; est.
1881; S. O. Bonney, A. M., M. D., Dean,
14th and Arapahoe.
Denver Homeopathic College. See West-
minster University, CoUege of Medicine.
Denver Law Schools University of Denver;
law; co-ed.; est. 1892; Lucius W. Hoyt.,
A. M., UU B., Sec.
Denver Vormal and Preparatory School; nor.;
private; co-ed.; est. 1893; R. A. Le Donx,
Prin.-
Free Night School for Boys; prep.; Mrs. Ida
Gregory, Manager.
Manual Training High School, prep.; co-ed.;
est. 1893; Charles A. Bradley, Prin.
Modem School of Business; bus. and sten.;
est. 1896; Geo. La Munyon, B. S., Prln.
Students' School of Art; art; co-ed.; est. 1895;
Henry Bead, Director, 1427 Broadway.
University of Denver, see University Park.
Wallace Business College; bus. and sten.;
B. J. Wallace, Pres.
Westminster University, College of Medicine;
med.; reg.; homeop. and eclec.; co-od.;
non-sect.; est. 1894; J. B. Klnley, M. D.,
B. Sc.. Dean.
Woloott School, The Miss; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1808; Anna L. Wolcott,
Prin. t
Wolfe Hall; girU' hoarding; P. B.; est. 1867;
Miss Margaret Kerr, Prin., Glarkson St.
Woodworth's Shorthand College; sten.; W. A.
McPherson, Manager.
DUBANOO, La Plata Co., pop. 3.400.
Fort Lewis Training School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1881; John S. Spear, A.
M., Prin.
OBAKD JUNCTION, Mesa Co., pop. 3.503.
Colorado State Agricultural College: agri.;
state; co-ed.; B. O. Aylesworth, LL. D.,
Pres.
GOLDEN, Jefferson Co., pop. 2,152.
Colorado School of Mines; tech.; state; co-
ed.; est. 1873; Victor C. Alderson, Sc. D.,
Pres.
GRAND JUNCTION, Mesa Co.; pop. 3.503.
Teller Institute; Govt, industrial school for
Indians; co-ed.; est. 1888; Charles B.
Burton. M. S. D., Supt.
GREELEY, Weld Co., pop. 3.023.
Colorado State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; Z. X. Snyder. Ph. D., Pres.
Greeley Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1904; D. G. Royer. Prin.
LEADVILLE, Lake Co., pop. 12.455.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. G.; Sis-
ter Anselcta, Prin.
LORETTO HEIGHTS, Arapahoe Co., pop. 72.
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. G.; Sis
ter Superior.
MONTCLAIR, Arapahoe Co., pop. 415.
Colorado Woman's College; girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1905.
PUEBLO, Pueblo Co., pop. 28,157.
American Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; J. A. Clark, Prin.
Cooper's Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
J. P. Cooper. Prin.
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C.;
Sister M. Reparata, Prin.
Pueblo Business College; bus. and sten.; G.
II. Donaldson, Pres.
TRINIDAD, Las Animas Co., pop. 5,345.
Trinidad Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1888; W. E. Anderson, M. G. S., Pres.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Suourb of Denver.
University of Denver; univ.; co-ed.; M. E.;
est. 1864; Henry A. Buchtel, D. D., LL.
D. Chancellor.
CONNECTICUT
Population, 908,355. School census, 723, IM, School age, 4-16.
Connecticut is the twenty-ninth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 908,355 inhabitants, of whom 892,424, or 982 per cent, are white.
Of this number 237,396, or 26.1 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 5.9 per cent, the state ranking twenty-fifth in
this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows, the chief executive
power resting not in a State Superintendent, as in most states, but in the State
Board of Education, of which the Governor of the state is chairman and the Secre-
tary executive ofiicer.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
RoLLiN S. Woodruff, Governor New Haven
Everett J. Lake, Lieutenant Governor Hartford
Edward D. Robbins Wcthersfield
William H. Palmer Norwich
George M. Carrington Winstcd
William G. Sumner New Haven
Charles D. Hike, Secretary Hartford
A. J. Wright, Clerk Hartford
Giles Potter, Agent New Haven
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONER.
B. Frank Marsh, State Capitol Hartford
The state has an optional text-book law, authority being vested in local boards
or the voters to determine whether text-books shall be furnished free.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Connecticut has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what is
called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
the towns are small, a group of cities, having its individual superintendent of
schools.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BALTIC, New London Go., pop. 500.
Academy of the Holy Family; girls' board-
Inir: R. C: Sister M. Carlne, Prfn.
BLACK HALL, Hew London Co.. pop. ?S2.
Black Hall 80I100I; boya* boarding: P. E.
Chas. G. Bartlett, M. A., Prin.
BRIDOEPORT. Falrileld Co.. pop. 70.996.
Bridgeport Training Scliool for Teacheia; nor-
mal; state: co-cd.; Miss Bessie E. Howen.
Pres.
Bridgeport ITniTertity Scliool; boys' board-
ing: non-sect.: Vincent C. Peck, Prln.
PATTEBSOK'S OOLLEOB AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
29
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
Bxown's BiuineM Oolleffe; bus. and sten.;
est. 1901; I. S. Brown, M. B., Pres.
ConrtlAnd School, The; girls'; day; non-sect;
est. 1891; Mary J. Miner, Prln.
Froebel Kindergarten and Training Scliool;
normal kindergarten; Fannie A. Smith,
Prln.
Park Avenue Inatitnte; boys* boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1872; Seth B. Jones, A. B.,
A. M., Prln.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; est.
1900; Bev. H. Dahme, Prln.
Trade School and Institute; tech.; men; Y. M.
C. A., est. 1803; H. B. Ck)nver8e, Di-
rector.
Union Business College; bos. and sten.; Fred
E nos. Pres.
BROOKFIELD OENTEB, Fairfield Co., pop. 176.
Brookfleld Summer School of Musio; music;
co-ed; est. 1900; Herbert Wilbur Greene,
Director.
Curtis School for Boys; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; Frederick S. Curtis. Prln.
CHESHIBE, New Haven Co., pop. 1,080.
Cheshire School; boys' boarding; P. E. ; est.
1794; Joseph W. Harrlman, Pres.
CLINTON, Middlesex Co., pop. 1,429.
Morgan School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Geo.
B. Eliot, Jr., A. M., Prln.
COBNWALL, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,175.
Cornwall School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; F. M. McGraw, Prln.
Rumsey Hall, boys' boarding; non-sect.; est.
1900; Louis H. Schntte, M. A., Head
Master.
DANBUBY, Fairfield Co., pop. 16,587.
Banbury Music School; music; co-ed.; Ella
A. Curtis. Director.
Stillman Business College; bus. and sten.;
William J. StiUman, Pres.
DEBBY» New Haven Co., pop. 7.930.
Pope Business College; bus. and sten.; F. J.
Pope, Pres.
ESSEX, Middlesex Co., pop. 2,580.
Pratt High School; prep.; co-ed.; Gong.,
est. 1890; Ernest M. Llbby, B. A., Prln.
FAIBFIELD, Fairfield Co., pop. 4.489.
..Fairfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Francis J. Brewer, Prln.
FALLS YILLAOE, Litchfield Co., pop. 671.
David M. Hunt School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1891; Miss Marion C. Chandler, A. B.,
Prin.
FABMINOTON, Hartford Co., pop. 8.331.
Porter's School, Mrs.; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1843; Mrs. Robert Porter Keep,
Prln.
OBEENS FABMS, Fairfield Co.
St. Paal's Grammar School; boys' boarding;
G. Y. Tompkins, Prln.
GREENWICH, Fairfield Co., pop. 2,420.
Brunswick School: boys* boarding; non-sect.;
Q^o. E. Carmlchael, Prln.
Ely School for Girls; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mlsaes Ely. Principals.
Greenwich Academy; prep.; co-ed.; noo-sect.;
est. 1827! Newton B. Hobart. A. B., A.
M., Fret.
Rosemary Hall; girls* boarding; nm-MCt.;
Caroline Bnuts-Bees, Prin. ^^
HAMDEN, New Haven Co., pop. 4^6.
Hamden Hall; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Wm.
0. Raymond, Prln.
HARTFORD, Hartford Cort nop. 79,860.
American School for the Dmr~Btate; Dr. Job
Wmiams, Prin.
Conneoticnt Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; B. J. Wilcox, M. A., Pres.
Hartford Hospital Training School for Nurses;
nurses' training; women; est. 1877; Miss
Lander Sutherland, Prln.
Hartford Theological Seminary; theol.; men;
Cong.; est. 1834; W. D. MacKenzle, D.
D., Pres.
Hillyer Institute; bus. and sten.; Indust.;
men; est. 1882; H. M. Gerry, A. B.,
Prin.
Huntsinger's Business College; bus. and sten.;
F. M. Huntslnger, Pres.
Morse's Business College; bus. and sten.;
Edward H. Morse, Pres.
Mount St. Joseph Seminary; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary Cecelia, Prin.
Olmstead's Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1887; E. M. Olmstead, Pres.
School of Horticulture; hort.; non-sect.; co-
ed.; Stanley H. Rood, S. B., A. M., Di-
rector.
Trinity College; coll.; men; est. 1823; Flavel
Sweeten Luther. Ph. D., LL. D., Pres.
KENT, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,220.
Hopson's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Kathcrlne M. Hopson, Prin.
LAKEYILLE, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,000.
Hotchkiss School, The; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1892; Rev. H. G. Buehler,
Head-Master.
Taconio School for Girls; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Lilian Dixon, Prln.
LITCHFIELD, Litchfield Co., pop. 3,230.
Foster School; boys' prep.; boarding; non-
sect.; Rev. Allyn K. Foster, M. A.,
Head-Master.
LYME, New London Co., pop. 750.
Boxwood School; girls' boarding; P. E., Ida
Lewis TIbbltts, Prin.
Home School for Little Boys; boys' prep.;
Miss A. N. Griffin, Prin.
MERIDEN, New Haven Co., pop. 24,296.
Pequod Business College; bus. and sten.; Al-
bert A. May, Pres.
MIDDLETOWN, Middlesex Co., pop. 0,689.
Berkeley Divinity School; theol.; men; P. E.:
est. 1864; Rev. Samuel Hart, D. D., Dean.
Connecticut Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1895; B. J. WUcox, Prin.
Emmette School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1809; Sophia L. Emmette, Prln.
Patten's School; prep.; co-ed.; Protestant;
Misses Patten. Prins.
Wesleyan University; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1831; Rev. B. P. Raymond, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
MILFORD, New Haven Co, pop. 2.788.
Simpson's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Miss L. Simpson, Prln.
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CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
KTBTIO, Vew London Co., pop. 3.000.
Myttio Yalloy Enyliali and CUuioal Insti-
tution; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; John
Kntgbt BncUyn, Prln.
NEW BBITAIV, Hartford Ck>., pop. 25.998.
New Britain Commercial College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1902; T. Clay Cavanaugh,
Pres.
State Normal Training Soliool; normal; state;
co-ed.; est. 18i9; Marens White, Ph. B.,
Prin.
NEW HA YEN, New Haven Co., pop. 108.027.
Boardman Xannal Training High School; tech.;
non-sect.; day; Charles L. Kirschner, Pres.
Booth Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Geo. A. Booth, Prin.
Childs-Bntler Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1884; Mary Dibyl Johnstone. Prln.
Oaffey's Shorthand School; bus. and sten.:
John P. Oaffey, Pres.
Hopkins Orammar School; boys* boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1660; Arthur B. Woodford.
Ph. D., Rector.
Johnstone's School; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1884; Mary Dilbyl Johnstone. Prln.
New HsTsn Normal School of Gymnastics;
phys. cult.; co-ed.: est. 1886; B. H. Ar-
nold, M. D., Director.
Sheffield Scientiflc School, Yale TTniversity;
tech.: men; est. 1871; Henry Russell Chit-
tenden, Ph. D., LL. D.. Director.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C:
est. 1901; Sister Mary Basil, O. S. D.,
Directress.
State Normal Training School; normal: stato:
co-ed.; Arthur B. Morrill, Pres.
Weantinaug School; discontinued.
Whedon's School for Boys; boys* boarding:
non-sect.: Susan H. Whedon, Prin.
WUlard's School for Girls; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; Miss Charlotte H. Wlllard, Prin.
Yale Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1862: Nathan B. Stone, Pres.
Yale DiTinity School, Yale TJniTersity; theol.;
men; est. 1822: Edward Lewis Curtis,
Ph. D.. D. D., Acting Dean.
Yale Forest School, Yale University: forestry;
men: est. 1900; Henry Solon Graves, M.
A.. Director.
Yale School of Fine Arts. Yale University;
art: men; John Ferguson Weir, M. A.,
Director.
Yale University; unlv.: men: non-sect.: est.
1701: Arthur T. Hadley. LL. D.. Pres.
Yale University, D^artment of Medicine;
med. : rog.: men: est. 1813: Herbert B.
Smith. M. D.. Dean.
Yale University. Law School; law: men: est.
1824: Hi'nry Wade Rogers; LL. D.. T/ean.
NEW LONDON, New London Co., pop. 17.548.
Bulkeley School: boys' boarding: non-sect.:
Walter A. Towno. Prln.
William Memorial Institute; girls* boarding:
non-sect.; est. 1891: Colin E. Bnoll. M. A..
Prin.
NEW MILFOBD. Litchfield Co.. pop. 4.804.
Ingleside School: girls* boarding; P. E.; Mrs.
Wm. D. Black. Prin.
Weantinang School, The; prep.: boys; P. B.;
est. 1902: Rev. Prank B. Draper, A. B..
Headmaster.
NEW PBESTON, Liteldtold Oo., pop. 800.
Upton Seminary; prep; boys; Cong.; est. 1809*^
Rev. Henry Upson, A. B., Prin.
NEWTON, Fairflald Co., pop. 254.
Newton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Wm. Wilson Gardner. Prin.
NOKFOLK, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,614.
BobVias School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. M. Blackburn,, Prin.
NORTH STONINGTON, New London Co., pop.
1,240.
Wheeler School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Clare
Reynolds Bass. Prln.
NOBWALX, Fairfield Co., pop. 6.126.
Baird's Institute-Home School, Miss; girls'
boarding; P. B.; est. 1882; Miss Cornelia
F.Balrd, Prin.
Meade's School for Oiris; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; Mrs. Melville E. Meade, Prln.
Overlook Military Academy; boys* prep.; mili-
tary; non-sect.; est. 190S; Major George
Wilson, Prin.
NORWICH, New London Co., pop. 17.251.
Butts' School for Girls, Miss: girls' boarding:
non-sect.; est. 1901; Miss Matilda Butts,
Prin.
Norwich Art School; art; co-ed.; est. 1890:
Osias Dodge. B. P. A., Director.
Norwich Business College; bus. and sten.; W.
E. Canfleld. Pres.
- Norwich Free Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Robt. P. Keep. Ph. D., Prln.
POMFBET, Windham Co., pop. 1,831.
Hamlet Lodge School; boys; non-sect.; F. L.
Waldo. Prln.
Pomfret School; boys' boarding; P. E.: Wm.
Beach Olmstead. Prin.
PUTNAM, Windham Co., pop. 6,667.
Academy of Notre Dame; boys' boarding; R.
C; Rev. J. Van Den Noort. Prln.
Notre Dame Bon Secours Academy; girls'
boarding; R. C; Sister M. Paula, Su-
perior.
Putnam Business College; bus. and sten.; E.
P. Keller. Pres.
BEDDING, Fairfield Co., pop. 1.426.
Hill Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est.
1882; Ray Preston Bowen. A. B., Prin.
REDDING RIDGE, Fairfield Co.. pop. 764.
Sanford School. The; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1805; Daniel S. Sanford. M. A., Prln.
BIDGEFIELD, Fairfield Co.. pop. 2,670.
Ridgefield School for Boys; boys' prep.; non-
sect.; Roland J. Mulford. Ph. D., Head-
master.
Yinton School for Girls; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Miss G. Vinton, Prin.
SALISBURY. Litchfield Co.. pop. 3.480.
Salisbury School: prop.: boys; P. E.; est. 1908:
Rev. Geo. E. Quailc, M. A.. Pres.
SAYBBOOK, Middlesex Co., pop. 1,634.
Miss Shepard's Private School; prop.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Miss F. C. Shepsrd. Prln.
SIMSBUBY, Hartford Co., pop. 2.004.
McLean Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
J. B. Mclean. Prin.
Westminster School; boys' bosrding; noo-sect.;
W. L. Gushing. Pri«.
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CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
SOUTH HORWALK, Fairfield Oo., pop. 6,691.
Blown BusiiMM Oollefe; bos. and sten.; G. B.
Sartain, Prea.
B0T7THP0KT, Fairflald Go., pop. 1,479.
Soaaide Seminaiy; prep.; co-ed.; non.sect-;
Ml88 Anffoata Smith, Prin.
STAMFORD, Fairfield Co., pop. 15,997.
Bett'i Academy; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Wm. J. Betta, Prln.
Catlierine Aiken School; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1854; Harriet Beecher Scorlllc
Deran, A. B., Prin.
Xing School, The; prep.; boys; non-sect.; est.
1876; H. W. King, Prin.
Low's School, Miaa; glrla' boarding; prep.;
Miss Low and Miss Heywood, Prins.
Kaaor School; boys' prep; non-sect.; L. D.
Marriott, Prin.
Merrill College; bas. and sten.; Mrs. M. A.
MerriU, Pres.
STOKBS, Tolland, Co., pop. 174.
Connecticut Agricnltnral College, The; agri.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1881; Bnfns W.
Stimson, A. M., B. D., Pres.
SUFFLELD, Hartford Co., pop. 8,621.
Conaectiout Literary laatitnte; prep.; boys;
Bapt.: est. 1833; Ralph K. Bearce, A.
M.. Prln.
WALLnrOFORD, Hew Haven Co., pop. 6,737.
Choate School; prep.; boys; non-sect.; est.
1806; Mark Pitman. A. M., Headmaster.
Phelps School; girls' boarding; non-sect.; Mlra
Sarah S. Phelps-Kelsey, Prin.
WABHZHOTOH, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,820.
Gunnery School, The; prep.; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1850; John 0. Brinsmade,
A. B.. Prin.
Ridge Sclftool; boya' boarding; non-sect.; Wm.
O. Brinsmade, Prln.
Wykeham Rise School for Girls; girls* board-
ing; est. 1902; Miss Davles. Prin.
WATERBURT, New Haven Co., pop. 46.859.
Gerard School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Isabel
0. Lawton, Prin.
Monroe's Business College; bus. and sten.;
W. J. Monroe, Pres.
Kotre Dame Convent; girla* boarding; B. C;
Sister St. Egbert, Superior.
St. Margaret's Diocesan School for Girls;
girls' boarding; P. B.; Mary R. HlUard,
Prin.
Waterbury Buainess College; bus and sten.;
est. 1888; H. G. Poet, Pres.
WATERTOWK, Litchfield Co., pop. 3,100.
Tait's School for Boys; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; Horace D. Talt, Prln.
WESTFORT, Fairfield Co., pop. 4.017.
Sti^lea High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.
Bessie R. Taylor, Prln.
Wn.LTMAHTIC, Windham Co., pop. 8.037.
State Normal Training School; normal; state;
co-ed.; est. 1888; Henry T. Burr. S. B.,
S. M.. Pres.
Willimantic Business College; bus. and sten.;
R. L. Viclcerson, Pres.
WILTON, Fairfield Co., pop. 1,608.
Wilton Educational Institute; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; Chas. W. Whitlock, Prln.
WINDSOR, Hartford Co., pop. 3.014.
Campbell School for Girls; girls' boarding;
non-sect': est. 1903; A. H. Campbell,
A. M.. Ph. D.. Prln.
Hayden Hall; discontinued.
WINSTED, Litchfield Co., pop. 6,804.
Gilbert Home School; prop.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1880; John Eastman Clarke, Ph. D.,
Pres.
WOODSTOCK, Windham Co., pop. 2,005.
Woodstock Academy: prep.; co-od.; non-sect.;
E. R. Hall. Prln.
DELAWARE
Population, 184,735. School census, 48,982. School age, 6-21.
Delaware is the forty-sixth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 184,735 inhabitants, of whom 153,977, or 83.4 per cent, are white. Of this
niunber 13,729, or 7.5 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 12 per cent, the state ranking thirty-fourth in this respect.
Unlike most of the states and territories, Delaware having no State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, the functions of this oflSce being performed by the State
Board of Education. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. Preston Lee, Chairman. . • • Dover
Thomas C. Roe, Secretary Dover
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Thomas W. Wilson, Secretary Dover
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Delaware has no State Teachers* Association.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County.
Kent James E. Carroll Dover 32,762
New Castle A. R. Spaid Wilmington 109,697
Sussex Jno. D. Brooks Milford 42,276
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
DOVER, Kent Ck>., pop. 8.829.
State College for Colored Stadents; (colored):
coll.: state; co-ed.; est. 1892; W. O.
Jason, A. M., Pres.
KEWA&K, New Castle Co., pop. 1,218.
Delaware College; coll.; state; men; est. 1834;
George A. Barter, M. A., Ph. D.. Pres.
WILMDrOTOV, New Castle Co., pop. 76.508.
Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; Uer-
schel A. Norrls. A. M., Prin.
Goldey College; bos. and sten.; H. 8. Ckddey,
Pres.
Hebb's School for Girls; girls* boarding; non-
sect.; Misses Hebb, Prins.
Wilmington Business School; bns. and sten.;
est 1900; W. H. Beacom, Pres., Market
and 10th Sts.
Wilmington Conference Academy; Meth.; est.
1874; co-ed.; Dr. B. L. Cross, Prln.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Population, 289,500. School census, 62,914. School age, 6-18.
The District of Columbia has a total population of 289,500 inhabitants, of whom
191,532, or 68.7 per cent, are white. Of this number 19,520, or 7 per cent, are
foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the District is 8.6 per cent, ranking
thirty-first among the states and territories in this respect. The educational affairs
of the District are under the general supervision of the United States Commissioner
of Education.
UNITED STATES BUREAU OF EDUCATION.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown, U. S. Commissioner of Education Washington
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
William E. Chancellor, Superintendent Washington
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
WA8HIKOT0N, Diatrict of Columbia, pop.
218.196.
Academj of the Sacred Heart of Mary; girls'
boarding; R. C; Sister Mary Clemen-
tine, Prln.
Academy of the Yisitation; girls' boarding; B.
C. ; Sister M. Agnes Mathaney, Prln.
American XTniTersity; post-grad.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1893; Bishop C. C. McCabe, D.
D.. LL. D., Chancellor.
Army and Nary Preparatory School; boys'
prep.; non-sect.; B. Swavely, Prln., 4101
Connecticut Ave.
Belcoort Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. Somervell and Miss Dancan, Prins.
Bliss Electrical School; tech.; men; non-sect.;
est. 1893: Louis Denton Bliss, Pres.
Bristol School; girls' boarding; P. E.; est
1904: Alice A. Bristol, Prln.
Catholic University of America; unlv.; men;
R. C: eat. 1889; Rt. Rev. D. J. O'Con-
nell, D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Catholic TTniversity of America, Law School;
law; men; est. 1895; Wm. C. Robinson,
LL. D., Dean.
Catholic TJniTersity of America, School of
Technological Sciences; tech.; men; B. C;
est. 1895; Daniel W. Shea, Ph. D., Di-
rector.
Cheify Chase College and Seminary; girls'
boarding; non-sect.; Mr. and Mrs. S. N.
Barker, Prins.
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind;
manual training: co-ed.; est. 1900; Franlr
E. Cleveland, Prln.
Columbia School for Boys; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; B. S. Merriman, A. M., Pdn.
Columbian irniyerslty; name clyanged May 1,
1904, to George Washington University.
Corcoran School of Art; art; co-ed.; est.
1887; E. C. Messer, Prln.
Corcoran Scientific School of Oeorge Wash*
ington TTniversity; tech.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Charles W. Ncedham, Pres.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus.,
sten. and telcg,; est. 1889; Edgar M.
Hayes, Mgr.
Drill ery, The; bus. and sten.; est. 1896;
Franic Fuller, A. B., Prln.
Eastman School; girls' boarding; P. E.; Miss
Annie Henderson Eastman, Prln., 1305
17th St., N. W.
Emerson Institute; boys' day; non-sect.; Chas.
B. Young and George H. Sensner, Prins.
Fairmont Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
A. T. Ramsay, Prln., 1411 Fairmont St.
Florence School for Girls; girls* boarding;
non-sect.; Mrs. M. A. Martlndell, Prin.,
2401 Massachusetts Ave.
Gallaudet College for the Deaf; coll.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1864; Edward M. Gallaudet,
Ph. D., LL. D.. Pres.
Georgetown Preparatory School; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; J. D. Whitney, Prln.
Georgetown ITniyersity; univ.; men; B. C;
est. 1780; Rev. David H. Buel, 8. J.,
Pres.
Georgetown TJniTersity, Department of Den-
tistry; dent.; men; R. C; William N.
Cogan. D. D. S.. Dean.
Georgetown TTniversity, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; men; R. C; est. 1850; Oeorge
M. Kobcr, M. D., Dean.
Georgetown ITniTersity, School of Law; law;
men; R. C: est. 1870; Harry M. Cla-
l-iugh. LI. D. Dean.
George Washington ITniTeriity; (until 1904
known as Columbian University); univ.:
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1821; Charles W.
Keedbam, LL. D., Pres.
George 'Waahinffton TJniTsrsitj, Dentil De-
partment; dent.; men; est. 1886; J. Utti!
Lewis, D. D. S.. Dean.
Qeorye Wathinirton University. Depertmont r.f
Law; law; co-ed.; est. 1800; William B.
Vance, Pli. D., LL. B., Denn.
Oeorfe Waahinfton University, Department of
Xedicine; med.; reg.; men; est. 1821;
WlUlam F. B. PhiUips, M. D.. Dean.
George Waahington University, National Col-
lege of Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.; est.
1872; Henry B. Kalusowskl. Phar. D.,
M. D., Dean.
GcK'rge Waahington University, College of En-
gineering; tech.; men; Howard L. Hodg-
kins, Ph. B., Dean.
Gonzaga College; coll.; men; U. C; est.
1821; Bev. Jas. J. Himmel, S. J.. PrcB.
Gnnston School for Toung Ladies; girlB* board-
ing; non-sect.; est. 1892; Beveriy B. Ma-
bon, Prin.
Bohool's Announcement. — A select board-
ing and day school for girls and young
ladles. Located in a new building,
planned and built for the school, with
every modern appliance fur comfort and
convenience. Special advantngcs iu Mu-
sic. Art, Elocution and Languages. Il-
lustrated catalogue on re^iuest.
Hall-Koyes School; girls* boarding; non-Hect.;
Miss Frances M. Hall, A. M., PrIn.
Hamilton School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. Phoebe Hamilton Seabrook, Prin.,
Lafayette Square.
Holton-Arms School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1901; Mrs. Jessie Moon Holton and
Miss C. 11. Arms, Prius.
Holy Cross Academy; girls' boarding; B. C;
Sister M. Angelica, Prin.
Howard University, (colored); univ.; national;
co-ed.; est. 18C7; Bev. Wilbur P. Thir-
kleld, D. D., LL. D.. Pros.
Howard University, Dental Department, (col-
ored) ; dent; co-ed.; est. 1881; Bobert
Beyburn, D. D. S., Dean.
Howard University, Department of Pharmacy
(colored); phar.; co-ed.; eut. 1867; Bobert
Beyburn, Dean.
Howard University, Law School (colored);
co-ed.; est. 1807; Benjamin F. I^Ighton,
LL. D.. Dean.
Howard University, Medical Department (col-
ored); med.; reg.; co-ed.; eat. 1807; Bob-
ert Beyburn, M. D., Dean, 5th and W.
Sts.
International Correspondence University; cor-
resp.; est. 1904; Ghannlng Budd, D. G. L.,
Pres.
King Theological Hall; theol.; men: P. B.;
est. 1901; Bev. William N. Tunnell, War-
den.
Laise-Phillips School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Mrs. Anna M. Lalse-Phllllps. Prin.
Madeira's School, Miss: girls' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1908; Lucy Mndoira, A. B.,
Prin.
Madison Hall Seminary; girls' boarding: non-
sect.: est. 1905; Prof, and Mrs. Geo. F.
Winston. Prlns.
Martha Waahington Seminary; prep.: coed.;
non-sect.; E. W. Thompson, Prin.
McDonald-Ellis School; girls' boardlnc; mb-
sect.; Edwin B. Lewis, M. D., Prin.
Mount Vernon Seminary; girls' boardins: ooo-
sect.; Mrs. Elisabeth J. Somen, Prin.
National Cathedral School; girls* boudIa«;
P. E., Mrs. B. Walker, Prin.
National College of Pharmacy; we Geoigc
Washington University.
National Correspondence Institate; correap.;
est. 1893; J. WlUlam McKinley. D. a L..
Pres.
National Kindergarten Trainiac Bdhoal; nor*
mal; private; co-ed.
National Park Seminary; see Porest Olea,
Md. ( Suburb of Washington.)
National Training School for Misitimarliw and
Deaconesses; women; M. B.; est. 18M;
Bev. Charles W. Gallabher, D. D., Pres.
National University, Dental Department; dent.;
men: est. 1884; H. H. Barker, D. D. 8..
Dean.
National University, Law School: law; men;
est. 1860; Charles F. Camst. L. L. M.,
Dean.
Notre Dame Academy; prep.; coed.; B. C;
SiKter Mary Euphrasia. Prin.
Pollock Normil Kindergarten Institnte; nor-
mal: private: women; est 1874; Susan
Plessner Pollock, Prin.
Potomac University, unlv.; co-ed.; n(m-sect.;
est. 1904; Ernest Warren Porter, Ph. D.,
Pres.
Potomac University, School of Law; coed.:
est. 1004; Balph E. Walker, Ph. D.. LL.
M., Dean.
Balaton University of Ezpreaalon; do. and
or.; co-ed.: est. 1884.
SidwoUs' Friends School; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends: est. 1883; Thomas W. Sid well,
A. M., Prin.
St. Cecilia's Academy; girls' boarding; B. C;
Mother Mary Augusta, Prin.
St. John's College; coll.; men; B. C; est.
1870; Bev. Brother Germanos, F. S. C,
Pres.
Strayer's Business College; has. and sten.; est.
1904; P. J. Harmon, Prin.
Stuart School; girls' boarding; non-«ect.;
Miss Claudia Stuart, Prin., 1848 U. 8t,
N. W.
Tanner's Business College; bos. and st^i.; H.
C. Tanner, Pres.
Temple School of Shorthand and Typewritiag;
bus. and sten.: est. 19<KS; Caroline B.
Stephen. Prin.
Trinity College; coll.: women; B. C; est.
1807: Sister Julia. Pres.
United States College of Veterinary Sorgery;
vet.: men; C. Barnwell Boblnson, V. 8.,
Dean.
University School, The; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1891; Bobert L. Preston, A. B..
Prin.
Visitation Convent; girls' boarding; B. C;
Sister Claude Agnes. Superior; 85th and
P Sts.
Washington Business High School; bos. and
sten.: Allen Davis, Pros.
Waahington Christian College: coll.: co-ed.:
non-seet.: est. 1902: Daniel E. Motley.
A. M.. Ph. D., Pres.
School's Annonncement. — ^Thls college en-
deavors to fill a much felt edocstlonal
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
need by fnrnlshing a positive Ohrlstlan
inflaence, ondenominatlonal and at the
same time thoroogh, able educational
work. Coarses: Literary, Scientific,
Philosophic and Music. To young la-
dies, board, room, tuition and music,
$350; without music, |275. Young men.
$250. Sessions open October the first.
Washington Ck>llege of Engineering; see George
Washington Unirerslty.
Washington College for Young Ladies; girls'
boarding; non-sect.; F. Menefee, Prin.
Washington Ck>llege of Law; law; co-ed.; est.
1896; B. S. Mussey, LL. M., Dean.
Washington Ck>Ilege of Mnsio; mus.; co-ed.;
est. 1903; Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, Pres.,
1218 P St., N. W.
Washington Dental College; see Dental De-
partment Georgetown University.
Washington Normal School, No. 1; normal;
national; co-ed.; est. 1875; Anne M. God-
ing, Prin.
Washington Normal School, No. 8 (colored):
normal; national co-ed.; Lucy E. Moten,
Prin.
Washington School for Boys; boys* boarding;
non-sect.; Louis Leverett Hooper, A. M.,
Headmaster, 2900 Wisconsin Ave.
WEST WASHINGTON, Suburb of Washington.
Linthicnm Institnte; boys' boarding; non-scet.;
R. C. Balllnger, Curator.
Wood's Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
Court P. Wood. L. L. M., Pres.. 811 B.
Capitol.
FLORIDA
Population, 528,542. School census, 217,703. School age, 6-21.
Florida is the thirty-second state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 528,542 inhabitants, of whom 348,923, or 36.3 per cent, are white. Of this
number 19,257, or Z.7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 21.9 per cent, the state ranking forty-first in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
W. M. lIoLLOWAY, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tallahassee
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
N. B. Broward, Governor, President Tallahassee
\V. M. IIOLLOWAY, State Superintendent Public Instruction, iVcr^^/ary. . .Tallahassee
H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of State Tallahassee
William V. Knott, State Treasurer Tallahassee
W. H. Ellis, Attorney General Tallahassee
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
Same as State Board of Education.
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
There is none, Florida having no State Uniformity Text-Book Law.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Dr. W. H. Russell, President SUrke
J. G. Kellu M, Secretary Tallahasse
Si'PT. R. L. Turner, Treasurer Inverness
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Alachua .T. L. Kelley Gainesville 32,245
Baker W. R. Simmons .Macclenny 4,516
Bradford Geo. F. Scott Starke 10.295
Brevard I. R. Walker Titusville 5,158
Calhoun G. F. Tucker Blountstown 5,182
Citrus II. L. Turner Inverness 5.891
Clay W. O. Geigrer Gr'n Cove Sp'gs 5.635
Columbia T. H. Owens Lake City 17.094
Dade R. B. Hall Miami 4.955
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FLORIDA
FLORIDA
County. Superintendent. Postofflce.
DeSoto J. S. Carlton Arcadia
Duval J. Q. Palmer Jacksonville . . .
Escambia N. B. Cook Pensacola
Franklin W. T. Marler Apalachicola . . .
Gadsden* J. R. Key... Quincy
Hamilton Geo. J. Graham Jasper
Hernando A. M. C. Russell Brooksville ....
Hillsborough W. B. Dickenson Tampa
Holmes C. A. Fulf ord Bon ifay
Jackson C. C. Gunn Marianna
Jefferson W. B. Carter Monticello
La Fayette W. R. Fletcher Mayo
Lake J. C. Compton Leesburg
Lee D. W. Sumner Fort Myers
Leon Ed w. B. Eppes Tallahassee . . . .
Levy Shelton Philips Bronson
Liberty T. H. Jackson Bristol
Madison G. W. Tedder Madison
Manatee W. M. Rowlett Braden town . . . .
Marlon W. D. Cam Ocala
Monroe J. V. Harris Key West
Nassau H. L. Mattair Fernandina . . . .
Orange W. B. Lynch Orlando
Osceola W. J. Sears Kissimmee
Pasco John Barnes Dade City
Polk S. S. Niblack Bartow
Putnam L. K. Tucker Palatka
St. Johns W. S. M. Pinkham St. Augustine . .
St. Lucie W. J. Nesbitt Port Pierce
Santa Rosa E. L. McDaniel Milton
Sumter J. A. Jones Sumtervllle
Suwanee J. E. Wood Live Oak
Taylor A. E. Morgan Perry
Volusia A. O. Botts DeLand
Wakulla S. M. Revell Crawf ordville . .
Walton R. Q. Baker DeFuniak Sp'gs
Washington B. F. Gainer Vernon
Pop. of
County.
.. 8.047
..39,733
..28.213
.. 4,840
..15.294
..11.881
.. 3,638
..36.013
. . 7.762
..23.377
..16.195
.. 4.987
.. 7,467
. . 3.071
..19.889
.. 8,603
.. 2.956
..15.446
.. 4.663
..24,403
..18.006
.. 9.654
..11,374
.. 3.444
. . 6.054
..12,472
..11,641
.. 9.165
.10.293
. 6.187
.14.554
. 3,999
.10,003
. 5.149
. 9.347
.10,157
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
D£ FITHIAX SPRnrOS, Walton Co., pop., 1,300.
Palmer College; coll.: co-ed.: Presb.: est.
1907: Rev. J. W. Walden, D. D.. Pres.
DE LAND, Yolusia Co., pop.. 1,449.
John B. Stetson XTnivertity; aniv. ; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1887; Rev. Lincoln Hulley,
Ph. D.. Pres.
Stetson XTniTersity, Department of Law; law;
co-od. ; est. 1900; Albert J. Farrah, LL.
B. Dean.
Stetson XTniversity, School of Technology;
tech.: co-ed.; est. 1002; Ellery B. Paine,
M. S.. Dean.
EIJSTIS, Lake Co., pop. 422.
Presbyterian College; coll.: Presb.; co-ed.: est.
1904: Rev. H. A. Goff. M. A.. Pres.
FESVAlfDnfA, Hassan Co., pop. 3.245.
King's Business College; moved to Raleigh,
N. C.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Sist er M. Agnes. Prin.
FESSEBDEir.
Fessenden Academy and Industrial School;
nor. and Indust.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1890; Joseph L. Wiley, A. B.. Pres.
OAnnSSYILLE, Alachua Co., pop. 3.633.
Boarding and Day School; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Miss Tebean. Prln.
XTniversity of the State ^ of Florida; univ.:
state: men; est. 1005; Andrew Sledd, Ph.
D., LL. D.. Pres.
JACKSONVILLE, Duval Co., pop. 28.429.
Cookman Institute (colored): prep.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1872; Rev. James T. Doclcing,
Ph. D.. Pros.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bns.
and stcn.; John F. Draughon's, Pres.
Edward Waters College (colored): prep, co-
ed.: est. 188.3; A. M. E.: A. St. George
Richardson. B. A.. Prln.
Florida Baptist College; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.:
N. W. Collier. Prln.
Xassey Business College; bus. and stcn.; E.
S. Howen. Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. DeSales. Prin.
JASPAR, Hamilton Co., pop. 003.
Jasper Normal Institute; normal; private; co-
ed.; Wm. B. Gate. Pres.
KEY WEST, Monroe Co., pop. 17.114.
Convent of Mary Immaculate; prep.: co-ed.;
R. G. ; Sister M. Delphine. Prin.
University of Florida, College of Agricul>
ture and Chemistry; agri.; state; co-ed.;
Andrew Sledd, Pres.
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
TJniTenity of Florida, College of Engineer-
ing: tech.; state; co-ed.; Andrew Sledd,
Pres.
LIVE OAK, Sawanee Co., pop. 1.669.
Florida Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.: eat.
1876; L. C. Jones. A. M.. Pres.
Southern Business College; bus. and sten.;
L. M. Hatton, Pres.
MADISGir, Madison Co., pop. 862.
Florida Normal Institute, nor.; co-ed.; pri-
vate; W. B. Gate, A. M., Prin.
aCAHTIN, Marion Co., pop. 60.
Fessenden Academy ; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Joseph L. Wiley, PrIn.
ORAKOE FAIIK, Clay Co., pop. 246.
Normal and Manual Training School; normal;
indust.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1801; Agnes
McCartney Lord. Prln.
PALATXA, Putnam Co., pop. 3,301.
St. Joseph's Academy and Day School; prep.;
co-ed.; Sister M. Jane France, Prin.
ST. AUGUSTINE, St. John Co., pop. 4.272.
Florida School for Blind, Dei^ and Dumb;
state; A. W. Walker, Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sister Mary Agatha. Prin.
ST. LEO, Pasco Co., pop. 146.
St. Leo College; coll.; thcol.: men; R. 0.;
est. 1890; Rt. Rev. Charles H. Mohr, O.
S. B., D. D., Pres.
SAN ANTONIO, Pasco Co., pop. 262.
Holy Name Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Mary Winifred, Prin.
SUTHERLAND, Hu^sboro Co., pop. 108.
Florida Seminary; name changed to Southern
College.
Southern College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1002; S. W. Walker. A. M.. Pres.
TALLAHASSEE. Leon Co., pop. 2.981.
Florida State College for Women; glrla' board-
ing; state; non-sect.; est. 1857; A. A.
Murphreo. A. M.. Pres.
State Normal and Industrial School for Col-
ored Students (colored); normal; Indust.;
state; co-ed.: est. 1887; Nathan B. Toung,
A. M., Pres.
TAMPA, Hillsboro Co., pop. 16,839.
Convent of the Holy Name; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary Winifred, Prin.
Tampa Business College; bus. and sten.; oat.
1800: L. M. Hatton. Pres.
Tampa Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1899; J. T. Malllcoat, Prin.
WINTER PARK, Orange Co., pop. 366.
Rollins College; coll.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1885: William F. Blnckman. Ph. D., Pres.
GEORGIA
Population, 2,216,331. School census, 703,133. School age, 6-18.
Georgia is the eleventh state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,216,331 inhabitants, of whom only 1,181,294, or 53.3 per cent, are white.
Of this number, 12,021, or .6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 30.5 per cent, the state ranking forty-fifth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.
T. M. Pound, State School Commissioner Atlanta
T. H. Robertson, Gerk Atlanta
Miss Fannie Scott, Stenographer Atlanta
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Hoke Smith, Governor, President Atlanta
T. H. Robertson, Secretary .Atlanta
J. M. Pound, State School Commissioner, Executive Officer. Atlanta
John C. Hart. Attorney General Atlanta
Philip Cook, Secretary of State Atlanta
William A. Wright, Comptroller General Atlanta
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Same as State Board of Education.
J. M. Pound, Secretary Atlanta
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
C. B. Chapman Macon
R. B. Daniels Valdosta
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Rupprlntendent. Post Office. Schools.
Applingr H. J. Parker Baxley 74
Baker .iHenderson Hall, Jr Newton
Baldwin 'R. N. I^amar Mllledpreville 45
Banks /?. G. Rtranpre Homer. R. F. D. No. 1 . . . 47
Bartow Henry Milam Cartersvllle 54
Ben Hill R. J. Prentiss Fitzgerald
Berrien W. G. Avera Nashville 76
Bibb O. R. Chapman Macon *
Brooks R S. Bennett .Quitman 74
Bryan Edward Benton Pembroke 46
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PATTEBSOITS COI^LEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
County.
Bulloch .
Burke . . .
Butts ...
Calhoun .
Camden .
Campbell
Carroll . .
Catoosa .
Charlton
Chatham
Chattahoochee
Chattoogra
Cherokee
Clarke . . .
Clay
Clayton ..
Clinch . . .
Cobb
Coffee ....
Colquitt ..
Columbia
Coweta . .
Crawford
Crisp
Dade
Dawson
Decatur .
DeKalb ..
Dodfre ...
Dooly . . .
Dougrherty
Dousrlas .
Karly
Krhols .. .
Ffflnjcham
Elbert ...
Emanuel .
Fannin
Fayette . .
Floyd
Forsvth .
Franklin .
Fulton . . .
(rllmer .. .
Glascock
Olynn . . .
Gordon . .
Grady . . .
Greene
Gwinnett
Habersham
Hall
Hancock
Haralson
Harris .. .
Hart ....
H<»ard ....
Henry . . .
Houston
Trwin ....
.Tack son
.Tasner .. .
.TpflT Davis
.Tpfferson
.Tenklns ..
.Tobnson
.Tones ....
T>aurons .
Tj*»e
Liberty . .
Superintendent, Postoffice. No. of
Schools.
.J. E. Brannen ijtatesboro 106
.E. B. Gresham .Waynesboro 110
.C. S. Maddox Jackson 42
.J. J. Beck Jlorgan 41
.J. O. ManfiTham ^t. Marys 49
4F. J. Dodd Fairbum 44
J. S. Travis Carrollton 103
T. L. Mafflll Ringgrold, R. F. D. No. 2 . 28
L. E. Mallard J'olkston 29
Otis Ashmore Savannah
»C. N. Howard Cusseta 27
S. E. Jones Summervllle 47
Jabez Gait Canton 69
T. H. Dozler Athens 32
E. R. King" J^ort Gaines 29
,vJ. H. Hule J^orest Park 38
W. T. Dlckerson Jlomervllle 46
Bernard Awtrey >larletta 95
Melvin Tanner J)ougrlas 75
John E. Howell Moultrie 49
B. P. .Tordan Grovetown 44
V. A. Ham ^ewnan . ....■.• • . 86
J F Hartley ..Eort Valley, R. F. D. 2. 42
J. W. Bivln's .'...*; Cordele
G. A. R. Bible Sulphur Springs 21
A. W. Vandivlere Dawsonvllle 30
J. S. Bradwell Balnbridgre 130
I.. J. Steele Decatur 44
AT. T^ Burch Eastman 78
E. G. Greene Vienna 95
TJ. H. Warren Albany 30
G. T. Mccarty Dougrlasvllle 42
Bvron Collins ?^^^®'y.,; ^*
J G Prime StatenvIUe 11
A. E. Bird . .'.'.'.' '.]'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. iGuyton 58
J. N Wall Elberton 76
Edward Warren ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. [Swainsboro 83
J. M. Clement Mineral Bluff 66
W. N. D. Dixon Fayetteville 47
J. C. King Rome
C. I.. Harris S""*'"*"jf, "• 5J
J. W. T^indrum Carnesvllle 78
M. T. BrIttaIn dt??."** i2
W. H. Allen 511^^^^ 5?
E. B. Rogers Gibson 21
N.H.Ballard Brunswick
T. G. B. Edwin. Jr Calhoun 61
T. B. Wight Cairo
W. A. Purks Greensboro 66
C R. Ware LawrencevIUe 84
C w Grant Clarkesvllle 58
vi. I..' Black well ];'.;*.;;*.;'. iGalnesvUle 88
M. I.. Dngean Sparta 62
Tobn w White 5"p^,^"^" 1?
T. T- Tbomason VJ^*R^^^\, il
B. H. Pearman S^^*^®Al 5!
TTone H. Cook Cooksvllle 68
T^awrenre Duffev McDonough 66
G. W. Smith Perry 61
T. W. Weaver Irwlnville 80
P D.' Monro ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. [Jefferson 82
W. A. Reid Mont cello 49
T J Ellis Hazelhurst
H F. Smith \'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'/.'.'.'.'. !?aj;*^^ ^^
W V. T.qnier Mlllen
\. .T. M. Robinson Wrightsville 51
F. W. Sammons 2**^^. ,f5
T. T. Smith Dublin 115
32
t" R. T.ong. ..!.!.!..!]!.! [I^eesburg
E. B. Way.
Hineaville 68
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GEORGIA GEORGIA
County. Superintendent, Postofflce. No. of
Lincoln Dr. W. R Crawford Llncolnton 37
Lowndes C. L. Smith Valdosta JJ
Lumpkin Carl Schultz Dahlonega 31
Macon J. P. Nelson Oglethorpe 43
Madison J. A. Griffith Danlelsvllle 59
Marion T. B. Rainey Buena Vista 50
McDuffle M. W. Dunn Cobbham 43
Mcintosh C. M. Tvson Darien 21
Meriwether B. M. McCaslan Greenville 84
Miller W. L Geer Colquitt 38
Milton G. D. Rucker Alpharetta 26
Mitchell T. H. Powell Camilla 73
Monroe T. H. Pbinazee Forsyth 8^
Montgomery A. B. Hutcheson Mt. Vernon »4
Morgan F. L. Florence Madison 54
Murray W. D. Gregory Cohutta Springs 41
Muscogee J. M. Moon Columbus 38
Newton A. H. Foster £?^\"?**'".,, 5?
Oconee T. W. McWhorter Watklnsvllle 37
Oglethorpe R. M. Bacon Stephens 67
Paulding T. S. Turner Dallas 56
Pickens T. H. Little i^^Pf*, 5?
Pierce J. A. Harper Blackshear 47
Pike G. B. Bldley 5^^"^?" 52
Polk T. E. Houseal 9.^^^^^^^'l„ il
Pulaski B. C Sanders Hawklnsville 60
Putnam W. C. Wright Eatonton 41
Oujtman H. M. Kaigler .Georgetown 22
Rabun L M. Cbastain Clayton 42
Randolph Walter McMlchael Cuthbert 46
Richmond Lq wton B. Evans Augusta
Rockdale T. D. O'Kelley Conyers 30
Schley E L. Bridges Ellavllle 22
Screven H. .L Arnet Sylvanla 92
Snaulding T. O. A. Miller Pomona 43
Stephens V. R. C. Ramey Toccoa
Stewart W. T. Halllday Lumpkin 60
Sumpter W.S.Moore Americus 55
Talbot O. D. Gorman Talbotton 52
Taliaferro S. J. Flint Sharon 30
Tattnall T. S. Smith Reidsville 92
Taylor A. S. Wallace Daviston 40
Telfair T. P. Windsor McRae 47
Terrell H. A. Wilkinson Dawson 54
Thomas K. T. MacLean Thomasvllle 102
Tift W^illiam R. Smith Fender
Toombs P. A. McQueen Vidalla
Towns R. A. Kimsey Hiawassee M
Troup W.C.Davidson Long Cain 69
Turner F. H. Taylor Luke
Twiggs B. S. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrlck 85
Union C. S. Hauney Blairsvllle 49
Upson R. D. Shuptrine Thomaston 44
Walker C. M. Conley T^Fayette 66
Walton R. L. Paine Social Circle 65
Ware J. M. Markey Waycross 50
Warren B. H. Ivey Warrenton 49
Washington Wade. H. Wood Sandersvllle 88
Wayne B. D. Purcell Je.sup 67
Webster S.R.Stephens Preston 82
White G. S. Kytle Cleveland 28
Whitfield J. C. Sapp Dalton 49
Wilcox E. S. Hamilton Rochelle 47
Wilkes J. M. Pitner Washington •.' 54
Wilkinson Trwinton 50
W'orth L. D. Passmore Sylvester 94
42
PATTEBSOITS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBBCTOBY
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AME&ICTTB, Sumpter, Co., pop. 7,700.
Third District Asricnltural School; agri. and
Indost.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; J. M.
Oallnm, Prin.
ARABI, Dooly Co., pop. 505.
HoostoB High School; prep.; coed.: non-sect.;
est. 1894; Rev. L. S. Barrett, A. B.. Prin.
ATHENS, Clarke Co., pop. 10.245.
Oeorffia State College of Agriculture and
ITechanio Arts, TJniTeraity of Georgia;
agrl. and tech.; state: men; Henry Clay
White, Ph. D., F. C. S.. Prcs.
Jemel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; J. H.
Brown. PrIn.
Knox Institute and Industrial School; prep.;
co-ed.: Cong.: L. 8. Clarke, A. M.. Prln.
Lucy Cohb Institute; glrl8' boarding; non-
sect.: Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb. Prln.
State Normal School: normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1804: B. C. Branson. A. M.. Pres.
UniTorsity of Georgia, nnlv. : state; men;
est. 1801; David C. Barrow. A. M.. Chan-
cellor.
University of Georgia. Law School; law; co-
ed.; est. 1859; Sylvanns Morris, LL. D.,
Dean.
ATLANTA, Fulton Co., pop. 89.872.
Atlanta Baptist College (colored): coll.; men;
Bapt.; est. 1867; Rev. George Sale. A.
M., Pres.
Atlanta Business College; bus. and sten.;
W. P. McDade. Pres.
Atlanta College of Pharmacy; phar. ; co-ed.;
est. 1891;- George F. Payne. Ph. G., M.
D.. Dean. 60 Armstrong St.
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons;
med.; reg.: men; est. 1854; W. S. Bl-
kln. M. D.. Dean.
Atlanta Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
Noah Adair. Pres.
Atlanta Dental College; dent.; co-ed.: Wil-
liam Crenshaw. Dean.
Atlanta School of Medicine; med.; reg.: est.
1905; George H. Noble. M. D.. Dean.
Atlanta Theological Seminary: theol.: men;
Cong.: co-ed.; est. 1901: Rev. E. Lyman
Hood, M. A.. B. D.. Ph. D.. Pres.
Atlanta TTniversity (colored): coll.: co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1860; Edward T. Ware. A.
B. Pres.
Crichton Business College; bns. and sten.;
E. C. Crichton. Prop.
Draughon's Business College; bns. and sten.;
est. 1889: J. O. Bagwell. Prln.
Exposition Cotton Mill School; private com-
pany school for mill operators.
Gammon Theological Seminary; theol.: men;
M. E.; est. 1883: Rev. L. G. Adklnson,
M. A.. Pros.
Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and
Surgery; med.: eclectic: co-ed.: est. 1886;
Elzio B. Thomns, M. D.. Dean.
Georgia Military Academy: mil.; non-sect.;
J. C. Wootlward. Pres.
Georgia School of Technology; tech.: men.;
state: est. 1888: K. G. Matheson. A. M.,
LL. D.. Pres.
Hunter's School for Boys; boys; prep.; non-
sect.: B. T. Hunter, Prln.
International Missionary Medical OoUege;
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1906; J. McFad-
den Gaston, M. D., Dean.
Klindworth Conservatory of Music; mnsle;
co-ed.; Kurt Mueller, Director.
School's Announcement. — A high-grade
school of music located In the metropolis
of the soath. In a most delightful climate.
Faculty unsurpassed anywhere. Mosle
In all branches. Art, Elocution, Oratory
and Languages. Diplomas awarded. Board-
ing Department. For circulars address
the Secretary.
Loretto Convent; girls; prep.; R. C; Sister
Mary Regis, Superior.
Marist College; coll.; men: R. C; est. 1902;
Rev. John E. Gunn. S. M.. D. D.. Pres.
Morris Brown College (colored): coll; co-ed.;
A. M. E.: est. 1885; Rev. J. S. Flipper,
D. D.. Pres.
Morse School of Telegraphy; tel. and sten.;
est. 1903: J. H. Shulkey. Pres.
Peacock's School for Boys; boys* boarding;
non-sect.: D. C. Peacock. A. B., Prln.
Southern College of Pharmacy, phar.; co-ed.;
Hansen Crenshaw. M. D., Pres.
Southern Dental College: dent.; men; est.
1887; S. W. Foster. D. D. S., Dean.
Southern Shorthand and Business TJniTersity;
bus. and sten.; A. C. Briscoe. Pres.
Spelman Seminary (colored); girls* boarding
and day; Bapt.: Miss Harriet B. Giles.
Pres.
Storrs School (colored): prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
est. 1865: Jessie F. Cutler. Prln.
Washington Seminary: girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1878; Llewellyn D. Scott and
Emma B. Scott, Prins.
AUBURN, Gwinnett Co., pop. 191.
Ferry-Rainey College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1894; J. D. Brookshire, A. B., Prin.
AUGUSTA, Richmond Co., pop. 89,441.
Academy of Richmond Ck>nnty; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; Charles H. Wlthrow, Prln.
Augusta Co-Educational Institute; prep.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; J. C. Shecut. Prln.
Haines Normal and Industrial Institiite; nor^
mal; private; co-ed.
Martin's Business College; bus. and sten.;
Miss A. R. Martin. Prin.
Medical College of Georgia, XTnivertlty of
Georgia; med.; reg.; men; est. 1829; Jo-
seph Eve Allen, M. D., Dean.
Nellieville Academy (colored); prep.: co-ed.;
P. H. Craig. Prin.
Osborne's Business College; bns. and steB.;
S. L. Osborne. Pres.
Paine College (colored); prep.; co-ed.: A, M.
E.; est. 1882; Rev. George W. Walker,
D. D.. Pres.
Sacred Heart Academy; girls* boarding; B.
C: Sister M. Gertrude. Prln.
Sacred Heart College: prep.: boys; R. C;
eat. 1900: Rev. W. A. Wilkinson, S. J.,
Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; girls* boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary Peter. Superior.
St. Patrick's Commercial Instltaie; bos. and
sten.; est. 1872; Brother Theodoms, Prtt.
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43
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
SoutheTB School of Mntio; moBlc; co-ed.; S.
T. Battle. Director.
Stumuui'B Preparatory School; prep.; boys;
non-sect.: W. H. Starman. Prln.
Sommerville Academy; girls* boarding: n(Hi-
sect.; Arthur Grabowskle, Ph. D., Prln.
Walker Baptist Institute; prep.; co-ed.: Bapt.:
N. W. Cnrtwright, Prln.
AX78TELL. Cobb Co., pop. 648.
Aostell Hiirh School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1880; J. J. Vemer, Prcs.
BA&HESVILLE, Pike Co., pop. 8.036.
Gordon Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-scet.;
est. 1852; O. F. Ollphant. A. M., Pres.
Sixth District Agricultural School; agrl. and
indnst.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; B. H.
Chllds. Prln.
BOWDOK, Carroll Co., pop. 307.
Bowdon College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1857: Rev. John A. Pool, A. B., Pres.
BOWXAir. Elbert Co., pop. 367.
Oibson-Mercer Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.;
est. 1904; W. C. Underwood, A. B., Prln.
CABITESYILLE, Franklin Co., pop.. 306.
Camesrille High School; Bapt.: prep.; co-
ed.; J. W. McFarland, Prln.
Tugalo Military Institute; mil.: co-ed.: non
sect: est. 1900; Jacob A. Hnnter, M. A.,
Pres.
CAK&OLLTOK, Carroll Co., pop. 2.008.
Fourth District Agricultural School; agrl. and
IndQBt.; state; co-od.; est. 1906; J. H.
Melson. Prln.
GAVE SPKIKOS, Floyd Co., pop. 824.
Heam Academy for Boys and Girls; prop.:
co-ed.; Bapt.; C. R. Allen, A. B., Prln.
CEDABTOWV, Polk Co., pop. 2,823.
Samuel Benedict Memorial School, The; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; George B. Benedict,
Prln.
CLABKSYILLE. Habersham Co., pop. 500.
Histh District Agricultural School; agrl. and
indnst.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; W. H.
Maxwell, Prln.
CLEYELAin), White Co., pop. 231.
Cleveland Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. P. Palmer, Prln.
COLLEGE, Chatham Co., pop. 100.
Goorgift State Industrial College (colored);
normal; Indnst.: state; co-ed.
COLLEGE PARK, Subui^ of Atlanta, pop. 617.
Cox College (formerly Southern Female Col-
lofre); girls' boarding; non-sect.; est. 1843;
John W. Oalnes. Pres.
Georgia Military Academy (See Atlanta).
COLUMBUS, Muscogee Co., pop. 17,614.
Columbus Free Kindergarten Association;
kindergarten training; women; est. 1804;
Edwina Wood. Director. 1481 4th Ave.
Massey Business College; bns. and sten.;
Richard W. Massey. Pres.
Moore's School, Miss; prep.; co-ed.; non-
pect.: Miss Rnth Moore. Prln.
St. Elmo's Institute; girls' boarding; non-
sect.: James J. Slade. Prln.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.: R. G. ;
Sister M. Stanlslans. Prln.
Wynaton College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; F.
G. Webb. A. M.. Prln.
CONCORD, Pike Co., pop. 231.
Middle Georgia Institute, prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; H. B. Carreker, A. B., Prln.
COOXSVILLE, Heard Co., pop. 75.
Cooksville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; G. W. St. John. Prln.
CORDELE, Dooly Co., pop. 8,478.
Cordele Business College; bns. and sten.;
est. 1902: Barnest Seamans. Pres.
CORNELIA, Haversham Co., pop. 467.
Cornelia Normal Institute; normal: private:
co-ed.; J. W. Morion. A. M.. Pres.
CUMMIN6S, Forsyth Co., t>op. 242.
Hightower Baptist Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; B. D. Green, Prln.
CUTHBERT, Randolph Co., pop. 2.641.
Andrew Female College; girls' boarding; M.
B. So.: Rev. Homer Bush. A. M., Prln.
Bethel Male College; boys' boarding; Bapt.;
A. B. Kuse. Prln.
DAHL0NE6A, Lumpkin Co., pop. 1.255.
North Georgia Agricultural College; agrl.:
state: co-ed.: est. 1871; G. R. Glenn.
A. M., LL. D., Pres.
DALTON, Whitfield Co., pop. 4.315.
Dal ton Female College; closed.
Hargis School; boys' boarding: non-sect.: S.
J. Hargis, Prln.
DECATUR, Dekalb Co., pop. 1,418.
Agnes Scott College for Women; girls' board-
ing; Presb.: F. H. Gaines. D. D., Prln.
Donald Fraaer High School, The; boys* board-
ing; Prcsb.: G. Holman Gardner. Prln.
DEMOREST, Haversham Co., pop. 560.
Piedmont College and Jesse S. Green Insti-
tute; prep.; co-ed.: Gong.; est. 1897;
reorg. 1903; John C. Campbell. A. B.,
Pres.
DOUGLAS. CofTee Co., pop. 617.
DouglasTille College; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1889: Arthnr W. Jackson. B. S.,
Pres.
EloTonth District Agricultural School.; agrl.
and Indust.: state: co-ed.: est. 1906; 0.
W. Davis. Prln.
Southern Normal School; normal; private; co-
ed.
ELLUAY, Gilmer Co., pop. 502.
Ellijay Institute; prep.: boarding and day;
co-ed.; non-sect.; W. A. Barrett. Prln.
EPWORTH, Fannin Co., pop. 50.
Epworth Seminary; prep.; co-ed.: M. B.; est.
1896: Rev. Milton R. Eastlnck, Prln.
EVERETT SPRINGS, Floyd Co.. pop. 72.
Everett Springs Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1886: Rev. G. M. Davis. A. B.,
Prln.
FAIRBURN, Campbell Co., pop. 777.
Falrbum Institute, prep; co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. C. Looney. Prln.
FAIRMOUNT, Gordon Co., pop. 101.
Fairmount College: prep.: co-ed.; M. B. So.;
W. ri. Clark, Prln.
FORSYTH. Monroe Co., pop. 1.172.
R. Banks Stephens Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; J. L. McGhee, Prln.
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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
Monroe Fem&le College; girls' boarding: Bapt.;
est. 1898; C. H. S. Jackson, A. M., LL.
D., Pres.
FORT Mcpherson, Folton Co.. pop. 25.
Anna Dill Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Geo. W. Camp, Prin.
OAIHESVILLE, Hall Co., pop. 4,382.
Brenau College; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
A. W. Van Hoose, PrIn.
HARTWELL, Hart Co., pop. 1.672.
Hartwell Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
M. L. Parker, Prln.
HIAWA8SEE, Towns Co., pop. 230.
Hiawassee High School: prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
A. B. Greene, B. A., Prin.
IRWIKTOK, Wilkinson Co., pop. 227.
Talmage Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. S. Davis, Prln.
JEFFERSON, Jackson Co., pop. 740.
Martin Institute: prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; Jo-
seph D. Smith, Prln.
JOHNSTONYILLE, Monroe Co., pop. 48.
Fleming High School; prep.; co-ed.; William
D. Thurmond, Prin.
LA ORANGE, Troup Co., pop. 4.274.
La Orange College: girls' boarding: M. E. So.;
est. 1833; Rufus W. Smith. A. M.. Prln.
Southern Female College: girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1842; M. W. Hatton, A. M..
Litt, M., LL. D., Pres.
LAYONIA, Franklin Co., pop. 609.
LaTonia Institute; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. P. Lunsford, A. B., Prln.
LEO, White Co., pop. 21.
Mossy Creek Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
J. W. Smith. Prin.
LOCTTST GROVE, Henry Co.; pop. 254.
Locust Grove Institute; prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.;
est. 1896; Claude Gray, A. B., Pres.
MACON, Bibb Co., pop. 23,272.
Ballard School; prep.; co-ed.: Cong.: est.
1868; George C. Burrage, Ph. B.. Prln.
Central City College; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
Wm. B. Holmes, A. M.. D. D., Prln.
Georgia-Alabama Business College: bus. and
sten.; E. L. Martin, Pres.
Macon Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1881; W. McKay, Prin.
Mercer University: coll.; men: Bapt.: est.
1837: Charles Lee Smith, Ph. D.. Pres.
Mercer University, Law Department: law;
men: Bnpt. ; est. 1875; Emory Spocr, A.
M., LL. D., Donn.
Mt. De Sales Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Liquon. Prin.
Stanley's Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1802: G. W. H. Stanley. Pres.
Wealeyan Female College; girls* t>oardIng;
M. E. So; Prof. Guerry, Prln.
MADISON, Morgan Co., pop. 2,000.
Eighth District Agricultural School: agri. and
Indust. ; state; co-ed.: est. 1900; F. A.
Crawley, Prln.
McINTOSH, Liberty Co., pop. 200.
Dorchester Academy (colored): nor.: indust.;
co-ed.; non-sect.: est. 1872; Frederic W.
Foster. Prin.
MUXEDGEVILLE, Baldwin Co., pop. 4,219.
Georgia Normal and Industrial College; nor-
mal; Indust.: state; women; est. 1889;
Marvin M. Parks, Pres.
MONROE, Walton Co., pop. 1881.
Fifth District Agricultural School; agrl. and
andJndust.: state; co-ed.; est. 1906; G. C.
Adams, Prln.
MONTICELLO, Jasper Co., pop. 1.106.
Monticello High School: prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Rembert G. Smith, Prln.
MORGANTON, Fannin Co.. pop. 115.
North Alabama Baptist College; coll.: co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1899; Madison A. Cooper, B.
S., Pres.
MOUNT ZION, Carroll Co., pop. 85.
Mount Zion Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
J. L. Robb. A. B.. Prln.
NEWNAN, Coweta Co., pop. 3.654.
Walker High School; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
Daniel Walker and J. E. Pendergast,
Prlns.
NORMAN PARK.
Norman Institute: prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1901; O. A. Thaxton. A. B.. A. M.. Pres.
OLIVER, Screven Co., pop. 350.
Oliver High School; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
David S. Laffltte, Prln.
OXFORD, Newton Co., pop. 800.
Emory College; coll.; men: M. E. So.; est.
1838: Rev. James E. Dickey, D. D.. Pres.
Emory College, School of Law; men: est.
1838; Charles E. Dowman. A. M.. Dean.
FENDERGRASS, Jackson Co., pop. 232.
Pendergrass High School: prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 1880; W. M. Holsenbeck; B. S.,
Prin.
POWDER SPRINGS, Cobb Co., pop. 284.
Seventh District Agricultural School; agri. and
Indust.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; H. B.
Hunt. A. B., Prin.
RINGGOLD, Catoosa Co., pop. 437.
Literary Normal Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. E. Bryan. Prln.
ROCKMART, Polk Co., pop., 575.
Piedmont Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. So.;
G. F. Venable, Prin.
ROME. Floyd Co., pop. 7.291.
Shorter College; girls' boarding: Bapt.; T. J.
Simmons. A. M., Pres.
SAVANNAH, Chatham Co., pop. 54.244.
Beach Institute ; prep. : co-ed. : Cong. ; Beriha
S. Rlrk. Prin.
Clavier Piano School; music: co-ed.: est.
1003: J. R. Ribarc and N. R. Harts,
Directors.
Richmond Business College; bus. and sten.;
C. S. Richmond, Pres.
Ryan's Business College; bns. and sten.; Miss
M. E. Ryan. Prln.
Savannah Academy; boys' boarding: non-sect.;
John Taliaferro. Prln.
Somerville School, The; boys' prep.: non-sect.;
est. 1905: Rlchnnl C. Somerville, A. B.,
A. M.. Prin.
St. Vincent's Academy: girls' boarding: R.
C. ; Mother M. Irene, Superior.
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
Wett't School for Girls; girls' boarding; non-
sect; Miss B. A. West, Prin.
SEKOIA, Gktweta Co., pop. 782.
C^rgia Telegraph and Bailroad Business Col-
lege; bos. and sten.; Eugene Rowe, Pres.
SOUTH ATLANTA, Fulton Co., pop. 500.
Clark University; coll.; co-ed.; M. B.; est.
1870; W. H. Crogman, A. M., Pres.
Gammon Theological Seminary; theol.; men;
M. B.; est. 1883; L. O. Adkinson, D. D.,
Dean.
SPABKS, Berrien Co., pop. 693.
Sparks Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M.
B. So.
SPABTA, Hancock Co., pop. 1,200.
Tenth District Agricultural School; agri. and
indost.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; J. N.
Rogers, Prin.
STATESBOBO, Bulloch Co., pop. 1,197.
First District Agricultural School; agrl. and
indust.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; J. H.
Hendricks, Prin.
Statesboro Institute and Business College;
bus. and sten.; J. H. O'Quinn, Pres.
STELLAVnXE, Jefferson Co., pop. 171.
StellaTille High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; D. B. Hodge, Ph. B., Pres.
STILLXOBE, Emanuel Co., pop. 750.
Stillmore College; coif.; co-ed.; non-sect; O.
B. Usher. A. B.. Pres.
STONE MOUNTAIN, De Kalb Co.. pop. 835.
University School for Boys; prep.; boys; est.
1900; non-sect.; W. B. Oriffln, A. M.,
Prin.
SWAINSBOBO, Emanuel Co., pop. 806.
Swainsboro High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Berta Barnes Parrisb, Prin.
TALBOTTON, Talbot Co., pop. 1,131.
Le Vert College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
P. B. Win, Prin.
THOMASVILLE, Thomas Co., pop. 5,322.
Allen Normal and Industrial School; normal;
private; co-ed.; est. 1887; Abbie B. How-
land, Prin.
Young's Female College; girls' boarding;
Presb. ; est. 1873; I. Cochran Hunt, A.
B., Pres.
TIFTON, Berrien Co., pop. 1,400.
Second District Agricultural School; agri. and
indust.; state; co-ed.; est. 1906; W. W.
Drlskell, Prin.
WALESXA, Cherokee Co., pop. 170.
Beinhardt Normal College; nor.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1884; R. C. Sharp, Pres.
WASHINGTON, Wilkes Co., pop. 3.300.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. 0.;
Mother Gabriel, Prin.
WAYNESBOBO. Burke Co., pop. 2,030.
Haven Normal Academy (colored); normal;
private; co-ed.; W. H. Bryan, A. B.,
Prin.
WHITE SBUBG, Carroll Co., pop. 296.
Hutcheson Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
M. E.; W. W. Gaines, Prin.
WBIGHTSVILLE. Johnson Co., pop. 1,127.
Warthen College; coll.; co-ed.; M. B. So.;
est. 1888; W. E. Luraley, Pres.
YOUNG HABRIS, Towns Co., pop. 342.
Young Harris College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E. So.;
est. 1885; Rev. Joseph A. Sharp, Pres.
IDAHO
Population, 161,722. School census, 80,857. School age, 6-21.
Idaho is the forty-seventh state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 161,722 inhabitants, of whom 154,495, or 93.5 per cent, are white. Of this
number 21,890, or 13.5 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 4.6 per cent, the state ranking fourteenth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
S. Belle Chamberlain, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Boise
T. Carrie Gustison, Assistant State Superintendent Boise
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
S. Belle Chamberlain, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Boise
Robert Lansdon, Secretary of State Boise
J. H. Guheen, Attorney General Boise
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
State Land Board Commissioners of the State of Idaho.
Gov. F. R. Gooding, Chairman Boise
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Same as State Board of Education.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
I. B. Warner, President Mountain Home
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Ada Miss Ivy Wilson Boise 32
Bannock Miss Grace Loufirhran Pocatello 45
Bear Lake Miss Hermione Hart Paris 22
Bingham Miss Belle Shaw Blaclcfoot 49
Blaine Mrs. May Ringgold Drake. . . Kailey 86
Boise Mrs. Mabel Whltely Idaho City 35
Bonner Mr. J. W. Ramsey Sandpoint
Elmore Mrs. Lillie B. Wertz Mountainhome 13
Canyon Miss Cora Bean Caldwell 41
Cassia Mr. H. H. Thornton Albion
Custer Miss Jennie Kelleher Challis 16
Fremont Miss Harriet Wood St. Anthony 68
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IDAHO
IDAHO
No. of
County. Superintendent Postoffice. District&
Idaho Mr. Chaa. W. Greenough .... Grangeville 64
Kootenai Mr. R, C. Bgbers Rathdrum 76
Latah Miss Catherine Bryden Moscow 85
I^emhi Mrs. Ethel Watklns Salmon 18
Lincoln Mrs. Leah Burnsides Shoshone 20
Nez Perce Miss Bernice McCoy Lewiston 83
Oneida Mr. R. N. Hill Malad 44
Owyhee Mrs. Myrtle Hastings Shea. . Silver City 22
Shoshone Miss Frances Wilson Shoshone 31
Twin Falls Miss Edna De Bow Twin Falls
Washington Miss Mary Z. Harper Welser 46
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBIOK, C&tttU Co., pop. 306.
State Kormal School; normal: state; co-ed.;
C8t. 1805; G. A. Axline, M. A., Free.
BOISE, Ada Co., pop. 5,957.
BoiM BntinesB and Shorthand Gollefe; bOB.
and sten.; W. N. Rboade, Pres.
Idaho Bntineu TTniTenity; bns. and sten.;
H. 0. Hoffman, Pres.
St. Teresa's Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. 0.;
est. 1889; Sister M. Amatns, Superior.
CALDWELL, Canyon Co., pop. 997.
College of Idaho; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; Wm.
Y. Boone. Prln.
LEWISTOK, Kes Forces Co., pop. 2,425.
State Kormal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1893; George H. Black. A. B.. Pres.
MOSCOW, Latah Co., pop. 2.484.
Moscow Business College; bus. and sten.;
co-ed.; est. 1901; T. N. Creekmnr, M. A.,
Pres.
TTniTersity of Idaho; unir.; co-ed.; state; est.
1889; James A. MacLean, Ph. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
XTniyersity of Idaho, College of Agriculture;
agri.; state; co-ed.; James A. MacLean,
Pres.
ITniYersity of Idaho, School of Applied Sci-
ence; tech.; state; James A. MacLean,
Pres.
PARIS, Bear Lake Co., pop. 906.
Fielding Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D. S.;
est. 1887; Richard T. Haag, Prin.
POCATELLO, Bannock, Co.; pop. 4,046.
Academy of Idaho; prep.; co-ed.; state; est.
1901; John W. Faris. Prln.
FBESTON, Oneida Co., pop. 1,000.
Oneida State Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D.
S.; Edwin Cutler, Prln.
BEXBTJBO, Fremont Co., pop. 1,081.
Fremont Stake Academy; prep.; co-ed.: L.
D. S.; Douglas M. Todd, Prln.
Bicks Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D. S. ; est.
1888; Ejsra C. Dalby, Prin.
ILLIJSIOIS
Population, 4,821,350. School census, 1,449,336. School age, 6-21.
Illinois is the third state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 4,&il,550 inhabitants, of whom 4,734,873, or 96.2 per cent, are white. Of this
number 964,635, or 20 per cent, are foreign born, i ne percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 4.2 per cent, the state ranking tenth in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Francis G. Blair, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Springfield
U. J. Hoffman, Department of Country Schools Springfield
J. C. Thompson, Department of Law Springfield
G. A. Burgess, Department of Publicity Springfield
EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION.
Francis G. Blair, State Superintendent, ex-officio Chair tnan Springfield
Ira Woods Howerth, Ph. D., University of Chicago, Secretary Chicago
Edmund J. James, President University of Illinois Urbana
R. E. HiERONYMUS, President Eureka College ' Eureka
Alfred Bayliss, Principal Western Illinois Normal School Macomb
A. F. Nightingale, County Superintendent of Cook County Schools Chicago
Edwin G. Cooley, Superintendent of City Schools Chicago
Harry Taylor, Principal Harrisburg Township High School Harrisburg
STATE TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE.
F. G. Blair, State Superintendent, President Springfield
Anna L. Barbre, Secretary Taylorville
Charles Hertel, Treasurer Belleville
Samuel J. Ferguson, Manager Rock Island
A. F. Nightingale Chicago
W. F. BoYES •. .Galesburg
George W. Conn, Jr Woodstock
C. L. Gregory Aledo
W. M. Grissom, Jr Viemia
PUPILS' READING CIRCLE.
Edward Bangs, Asst. Supt. Public Instruction, cx-officio President Springfield
F. A, Kendall, Secretary and Manager Napervillc
Elizabeth L. Howes, Treasurer Decatur
J. A. Mercer Peoria
PATI^SSOITS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY i9
ILLINOIS I ILLINOIS
C. M. Bardwell Aurora
U. J. Hoffman Ottawa
George W. Brown Paris
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
J. A. Mercer Peoria
Caroline Grote, Secretary Pittsfield
R. N. Stotler, Treasurer Olney
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
' .?'* ! No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Adams Albert R. Smith Qulncy 185
Alexander John Snyder Cairo 51
Bond H. A. Meyer Greenville 77
Boone J. G. Lucas Belvldere 74
Brown Charles W. Sellars Mt. Sterling 65
Bureau Claude Brown Princeton 201
Calhoun Stephen J. Sibley Hardin 37
Carroll John Hay Mt. Carroll 110
Cass Henry Jacobs Virginia 79
Champaign Chas. H. Watts Urbana 248
Christian Anna Ij. Barbre TaylorvlUe 149
Clark Harry W. Drake Marshall 104
Clay Otto Lewis Louisville 96
Clinton William Johnston Carlyle 72
Coles Marietta A. Neil Charleston 134
Cook A. P. Nightingale County Bldg., Chgo 569
Crawford Harry E. Green Robinson 100
Cumberland H, M. Tipsword Toledo 39
DeKalb W. W. Coultas Sycamore 162
DeWItt Thos. C. Wampler Clinton 97
Douglas Edward B. Gere Tuscola 96
DuPage Royal T. Morgan Wheaton 87
Edgar George W. Brown Paris 145
Edwards William H. Slefferman Albion 50
Effingham Claudius E. Mitchell Effingham 84
Fayette C. F. Easterday Vandalia 140
Ford H. M. Rudolph Paxton 110
Franklin ". Offa Neal Benton 90
Fulton ; M. M. Cook Lewlstown 212
Gallatin F. L. Greenlee New Haven 65
Greene George B. McClelland Carrollton 100
Grundy C. H. Root Morris 1 02
Hamilton Thos. W. Biggerstaff McLeansboro 88
Hancock J. E. Williams Carthage 188
Hardin Hattle Rittenhouse Elizabethtown 33
Henderson : Mrs. Delia Yoemans Biggsville 69
Henry Martin Luther Geneseo 201
Iroquois Frank A. Gilbreath Watseka 236
Jefferson Arthur E. Summers Mt. Vernon 137
Jersey James W. Roberts Jerseyville 71
Jackson Ida Robinson Murphysboro 12
Jasper J. F. Arnold Newton 11
Jo Daviess Myrtle Ren wick Galena 12
Johnson Wm. F. Grissom, Jr Vienna 72
Kane H. A. Dean Geneva 15
Kankakee Samuel D. Saltzglver Kankakee 153
Kendall Amos D. Curran Bristol 73
Knox W. F. Boyes Galesburg 188
Lake T. A. Simpson Waukegan 119
I-a Salle WilHam R. Foster Ottawa 312
Lawrence R. R. Kimmell Lawrencevllle 78
Lee r. Frank Edwards Dixon 165
Livingston W. B. Herbert Pontlac 26
Logan D. F. Nichols Lincoln 127
Macon Leona F. Bowman Decatur 134
Macoupin Robert C. Moore Carlinvllle 176
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PATTESSOirS OOLXiEGE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
No. of
County. Superintendent. Postoffice. Dl8trict&
Madison J. U. Uzzell Edwardsville 152
Marion Jolin S. Knlseley Salem 125
Marshall E. Frank Perry Lacon 87
Mason John A. Mehlhop Havana 97
Massac W. A. Spence Metropolis 49
McDonough Benjamin E. Decker Macomb 153
McHenry George W. Conn, Jr Hebron 141
McLean B. C. Moore Bloomlngton 276
Menard Mrs. Eva B. Batterton Petersburg 62
Mercer Charlton L. Gregory Aledo 115
Monroe Henry Eisenbart Waterloo 57
Montgomery John W. Harp Hillsboro 147
Morgan Harry C. Montgomery Jacksonville 115
Moultrie J. C. Hoke Sullivan 86
Ogle Anna B. Champion Oregon 178
Peoria Claude U. Stone Peoria 167
Perry Robert B, Templeton Pinckney ville 70
Piatt Chas. Mcintosh Montlcello 103
Pike David P. Hollis Pittsfield 170
Pope Robert R. Randolph Golconda 65
Pulaski May S. Hawkins Mound City 52
Putnam Geo. W. Hunt Granville 83
Randolph Maurice A. Mudd Chester 105
Richland H. T. Dewhirst Olney 87
Rock Island Samuel J. Ferguson Rock Island 128
Saline R. E. Rhine Harrisburg 90
Sangamon Edgar C. Prultt Springfield
Schuyler L. J. McCreery Rushville 94
Scott John C. Moore Winchester 46
Shelby Chas. M. Fleming Shelbyville 171
Stark George C. Baker Toulon 70
St. Clair Charles Hertel Belleville 155
Stephenson Cyrus Grove Freeport 147
Tazewell A. M. Wells Pekln 180
Union Wm. O. Brown Jonesboro 79
Vermilion W. Y. Ludwig Danville 226
Wabash S. A. Mayne Mt. Carmel 55
Warren J. D. Regan Monmouth 185
Washington Robert Pence Nashville 88
Wayne Willis G. Cisne Fairfield 149
White Vol. W. Smith Carmi 108
Whiteside B. F. Hendricks Morrison 150
Will William H. Nevens Joliet 214
Williamson Robert O. Clarida Marlon 108
Winnebago O. J. Kern Rockford 186
Woodford Fred H. Doeden Eureka 121
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABINODON. Knox Co.. pop. 2.022.
Heddin? College ; coll.; co-od.: M. E.: est.
IS.'SS: William Pitt MacVey, D. D.. Pros.
ALBION, Edwards Co., pop. 1.162.
Southern Colleffiate Institute; prop.: co-od.:
Cong.: Frank B. nines. A. M.. Pros.
ALEDO, Mercer Co., pop. 2.001.
Drury Academy; prop.; co-od.: non-soot.: ost.
1!K)S: T. J. Davis. A. «.. Pros.
ALTON. Madison Co.. pop. 14.210.
Academy of the Holy Family; jrirls' boanl-
ln>r: R. C; ost. 1859; Rev. M. Bomard.
Prin.
Wellesley Preparatory School; prop.: co-od.;
non-soct.; Miss Julia D. Randall, Pros.
ANNA. Union Co., pop. 2.G18.
Union Academy of Southern Illinois; prop.;
oo-od.: Prrsb. : Thadcus II. Rhodes. Pros.
AURORA. Kane Co., pop. 24,147.
Auror3i College; nor.: co-o<l.: non-soct.: e«t-
lRn2: Thomas J. Allen. M. A., LL. I)..
Pros.
Aurora Shorthand School; sten. ; co-od.: ost.
1SS4; Jonnio G. Palmer. PrIn.
Jennings Seminary; girls' boarfling: M. E.;
Bortha BarlM-r. B. S.. PrIn.
BELLEVILLE. St. Clair Co.. pop. 17.484. .
Belleville Commercial and Shorthind CoUeffe;
bus. «n«l sten. : James P. Fi»ollor. Prin.
Immaculate Conception Academy; girlK* lio.inl-
Ing: R. C: Slstor M. Magdalen. '
BL00MIN6T0N, McLean Co. pop. 2:i.28«.
Brown's Bloomingrton Business College; bus.
and sten.: co-od.: ost. ISSHi; Frank C.
Koaeh. I'rin.
Illinois Wesleyan University; coll.: coed.; M.
E.: est. 1R50: JYancis Ooorge Barnes,
A. M.. D. D., Pros.
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ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
niiaoU Wesley&n University, Law Depart-
ment; law; co-ed.: OHt. 1874; Owen T.
Reeves, LL. D.. Dean.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. ;
Mother M. Baptist. Superior.
BOTJBBONlfAIS, Kankakee Co., pop. 595.
St. Viateur's CoUeffe; boys* boarding; R. C;
est. 18C8; Rev. J. P. O'Mahoney, C. S. V.,
Pres.
BITNKEB HILL, Macoupin Co., pop. 1,279.
Banker Hill Military Academy; prep.: mili-
tary; non-sect.: est. 1882: Rev S. L.
Stiver, A. M., Ph. D., Supt.
School's Announcement. — The design of
the Academy is to meet the wants of
parents who wish for their sons the ben-
efit of careful and systematic Instruction
and training in everything necessary to
their success and welfare as men. It
provides for the physical, social and
moral development of all its students,
and leaves nothing undcHie to promote the
true welfare of the humblest as well as
the most advanced among its cadets.
Personal attention Is constantly given,
and each cadet receives all the care and
assistance demanded by temperament or
special requirements.
BXTSHITELL, McDonough Co., pop. 2,490.
niinoia College and Business Institute; prep,
and bus.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J. B. Mumma,
Prin.
CAIBO, Alexander Co., pup. 12.566.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten. ;
G. W. Brown, Pres.
CABBOKDALE, St. Clair Co., pop. 3.318.
Sonthem Illinois State Kormal University ;
normal; co-ed.; state; D. B. Parkinson,
M. A., Ph. D., Pres.
CARLimriLLE, Macoupin Co., pop. 3,502.
Blackhum College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb. : est.
1895; Thomas W. Lingle, Ph. D., Pres.
CARTHAGE, Hancock Co., pop. 2,104.
Carthage College; coll.: co-ed.; Luth. ; est.
1872; Frederick L. SIgmund, D. D., Pre«.
CENTBALIA, Marion Co., pop. 6.721.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; D.
C. Brown, Prin.
CHAMFAIOK, Champaign Co., pop. 9,098.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. E. Baker, Prin.
Pastors College, The; theol.; non-sect.; co-ed.;
est. 1908; George Thorn Smith, A. M., Ph.
D., Pres.
CHABLE8T0K, Coles Co., pop. 5,488.
Eastern Illinois State Nomud School; nor-
mal; co-ed.; state; est. 1899; Livingston
C. Lord. LL. D., Pres.
CmCAOO, Cook Co., pop. 1,698,575.
Academy of Fine Arts; art; co-ed.; est. 1902;
Carl N. Werntz, Director, 6 East Madison
St
Academy of Our Lady; 95th and Throop Sts. ;
see College and Academy of Our Latly.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls: R. C;
Charlotte Lewis, Prin., 486 W. Taylor St.
American College of Medicine and Surgery;
see Chicago College of Medicine and
Surgery.
American College of Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery; ostcop.; co-ed.; est. 1902; Dr.
James B. LIttlejohn, Treas.. 334 W.
Monroe St.
American Conservatory of Music; mus. ; est.
1886; John J. Haetstaedt. Pres., 243
Wabash Ave.
American Medical Missionary College; med. ;
est. 1895: E. L. Eggleston. M. D., Secy.,
888 35th Place.
Anna Oroff-Bryant Institute, The; vocal arts
for singers and teachers; Anna Groff-
Bryant, Director.
American School of Home Economics; cor-
resp. ; women; chartered 1904; Maurice
Le Bosquet, S. B., Dean, C06 W. 69th St.
Arey Conservatory of Music; closed.
Armour Institute of Technology; tech.: men;
non-sect.; est. 1892: Rev. Frank W. Gnn-
saulns, D. D., LL. D., Pres., 33rd St. and
Armour Ave.
Art Craft Institute; co-ed.; T. V. Morse,
Prefe.. 209 State St.
Art Institute Art School; art; co-ed.; est.
1879; W. M. R. French, Director, Michi-
gan Ave. and Adams St.
School's Announcement. — The Art Insti-
tute is the most comprehensive and prob-
ably the largest art school in the United
States. It embraces Schools of Drawing,
Painting. Illustration, Sculpture, Archi-
tecture and Decorative Designs. The tui-
tion fee. covering all the privileges of
the school, is $75 a year. Students may
enter at any time. Special classes even-
ings and Saturdays.
Ascham Hall; girls* boarding: non-sect.; est.
1883: Kate Bryan Martin. Prin., 4740
Madison Ave.
Association Institute; prep.; men: Y. M. C.
A.; est. 1893; J. G. Perkins, R. S., Di-
rector, 153 La Salle St.
Athenaeum. (See Illinois College of Com-
merce.)
Auditorium Conservatory; see Chicago Con-
servatory.
Automobile Schools of America; automobile
engineering: W. M. Hussey, Mgr., 1002
Michigan Ave.
Balktka Musical College; mus.: est. 1870;
Chr. F. Balatka. Director, 40 Randolph St.
Barnes School of Anatomy, Sanitary Science
and Embalming; co-ed.; est. 1892; Carl
L. Barnes, M. D., Pres.. 404 Ogden Ave.
Balfour Johnstone School; prep, and civil
service; 1017 Schiller Bldg.
Barrett Institute of Shorthand; bus. and
s»en.: est. 1904; Charles R. Barrett, Pres.,
Majestic Bldg.
Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and Sur-
gery; mod.: pclootic: co-ed.; est. 1808;
E. J. Farnum, M. D., Pres.. 412 Ful-
ton St.
Berlitz School of Langruages; languages; co-
ed.: est. 1878; Auditorium Bldg.
Birmingham Shorthand and Typewriting
School; bus. and sten.; 240 Blue Island
Ave.
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ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
Boyd's Shorthand School; stcn. and bus.; est.
1901; Robt. Boyd, B. A., Prin.. 40 B.
Randolph St.
Brid^eford Barbor College; practical harbor-
ing; P. C. Brldgeford, Prop.. 452 State St.
Brooks' Classical School; girls; est. 1800; Bf-
flo A. Gardner, Ph. B., Prin., 421 W.
Adams St.
Bryant ft Stratton Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1856; H. W. Bryant, Pres.,
815 Wabash Are.
Bush Temple Conservatory; mus.; co-ed.; est.
1902; Kenneth M. Bradley, Director, N.
Clark St. and Chicago Ave.
Caruthers* Normal School: private; mus.;
normal: Julia Caruthers, Dlr., 203 Mich-
igan Ave.
Cathedral College; theol. ; men.; R. C; est.
1004; Dr. P. A. Purcell, D. D., Pres., 149
Cass St.
Central Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1901; W. H. Harmon and W. J. TInus,
Prins.
Central Conservatory; mus.; est. 1902; J. B.
Davidson. Pros., Auditorium Bldg.
Central Institute; prep, and bus.; Guy M.
Johnson, A. B.. Prin., 40 B. Randolph St.
Centralising School of Music; music: co-ed.;
Gertrude Radle-Paradis, Prin., 516 Fine
Arts Bldg.
Century School of Music; mus. and or.; est.
1805; Chester N. Hanson, Director, Athe-
naeum Bldg.
Chicago Business College; bus. and sten.:
co-cd.; est. 1889; F. B. Virden, Prin., 67
Wabash Ave.
Chicago Business Law School; bus. law;
co-ed.; est. 1895; Charles Ailing, Jr.,
Dean, 100 Washington St.
Chicago College for Nurses; see Jefferson
Park Hospital Polyclinic.
Chicago College of Advertising; corresp. adv.:
est. 1902; W. A. Merriam, Mgr., Wil-
liams Bldg.
Chicago College of Dental Surgery; dent.;
men; est. 1881; Truman W. Brophy.
Dean, Wood and Harrison Sts.
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
(formerly Anu-rican College of Medicine
and Surgcrj'): mod.; ocloetlc; co-ed.; est.
1002: J. N. Roe, M. D., Secy.
Chicago College of Millinery, The; millinery;
Mmo. Blosse. Prin., 80 Dearborn St.
Chicago College of Pharmacy (University of
Illinois): pbarm.: co-ed.; oat. 1859; Prcd-
iTick M. Goodman, Ph. G., Dean, 12th
and Michigan Ave.
Chicago Conservatory: mus.: co-od.; est. 1884:
Walton Perkins. I*roa., Auditorium Bldg.
Chicago Correspondence School of Law; law;
«'Kt. 1892: Charles F. Wostwood. St'C,
Reaper Blk.
Sohool's Announcement. - Rt'i^ular 2-yoar
course for preparation for admission to
the bar. Business law course of 22
weeks. Special course in any, subject.
The largest exclusive correspondenco
school of law in the United States. By
the correspondence method, the student
may pursue the course rapidly or slowly
according to his desire, circumstances or
ability. He can follow his regnlar voca-
tion and choose his own time and place
for study.
Chicago Correspondence School of Vmniag,
711-46 Van Bnren St.
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Thxoat OoUege;
post-graduate: men; eet 189T; William
A. Fisher, M. D., 206 E. Washington St.
Chicago Free Kindergarten Association; est.
1881; Harlow N. Higlnbotbam, Pres., 6
E. Madison St.
Chicago Free Kindergarten Trsininc Sohool;
private; normal kind.; non-sect.; est.
1881; Eva B. WhItmoPe, Supt., 40 E.
Randolph St.
Chicago Froebel Association; training school
for kindergartners; est. 1876; Mrs. Alice
H. Putnam, Prin.. 1006 Fine Arts Bldg.
Chicago Homeopathic Medical College; con-
solidated January, 1905, with Hahne-
mann Medical College.
Chicago Industrial School for (Hrls; Indost.;
49th St. and Prairie Ave.
Chicago-Kent College of Law; law; co-ed.:
est. 1888; Guy Guernsey, Sec., Clerk's
Office, Probate Court.
Bchool's Announcement. — Offers evening
courses with complete curricolam. Even-
ing sessions are held each week-day even-
ing, with ten hours* session each week.
This course affords young men who are
engaged in law offices and elsewhere dur-
ing the day an opportunity to porsne a
regular course of law studies under proper
instruction. College graduates who have
a sufficient amount of credit in legal
studies may t>e admitted to advanced
standing in either course. Summer coarse
during the months of June and July.
Post-graduate course leading to the de-
gree of L. L. M. Hon. Edmond W.
Burk-.', Dean.
Chicago Kindergarten College; kindergarten
training; women; est. 1886; Mrs. J. N.
Crouse end Miss Elisabeth Harrison,
Prins.. 1200 Michigan Ave.
School's Announcement. — The school is in-
tended to meet the needs of kindergart-
nors, public or private school teachers and
principals, and to give an int^lgent idea,
in a short time, of the kindergarten and
its relation to all after education. In-
structors in every department are spe-
cialists. College is centrally located, in
close proximity to the art museums and
public libraries. Boarding department de-
lightfully situated in a quiet residence
part of the city.
Chicago Kindergarten Institute; kindergarten
training: est. 180i; Miss Caroline C.
Croniso. Sec. 40 Scott St.
Chicago Latin School; boys' prep.; day; Rob-
ert B. Bates, Prin.. .'iOl Division St.
Chicago Law School; law: co-ed.; est. 1806;
Horatio L. Wait. LL. D., Dean, 100 Ran-
dolph St.
Chicago Lutheran Theological Beminaxy;
tiK'ol.; men: Evang. Luth. ; est. 1891;
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ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
Prof. Revere P. Weldner, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.. 1301 Sheffield Ave.
Gliioaco MuiaAl Traininir School; indust. ;
men; Henry H. Belfleld, Prln., Michigan
Are. and 12th St.
Chicago Miuical Cktllege; mus.; est. 1867; Dr.
F. Zlegfeld. Pres.. 202 Michigan Blvd.
Chicago Musical Seminary; mas.; est. 1878;
M. 6. Macdonald. Pres., Steinway Hall.
Chicago national College of Mnaic; mns.:
est. 1801: Dr. H. S. Perkins. Dir., 26
Tan Bnren St.
Chicago Vantical College; nautical science;
men; Llent. W. J. Wilson, Prln.
Chicago Opera School; see De Marion Musical
College.
Chicago Piano College; mus.; est. 1895;
Charies E. Watt, Dir., 243 Wabash Ave.
Schoors Annonncement. — This school is
the only one in the west devoted to
the specialty — ^Plano — Musicianship, and
offers indisputable evidence of the fact
that in concentration there is strength.
No better course has ever been devised,
and no better system of study could be
found, than that in use in this college.
Preparatory, Collegiate. Non-Profcssional.
Piano Tuning and Music — Kindergarten
Departments.
Chicago Bail way and Commercial Institute;
tel. and ry. bus.; co-ed.; est. 1902; W.
T. Healy, Sec., 95 Washington St.
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art,
The; art; Emma M. Church, Director, 234
Michigan Ave.
Chicago School of Assaying; assaying; J.
Dunraven Young, Dlr., 1733 Monadnock
Bldg.
Chicago School of Motoring; automobile en-
gineering; est. 1904; Frank E. Edwards.
Chief Instructor, 1436 Wabash Ave.
Chicago School of Painting, Decorating and
Faperhanging; trade; est. 1908; G. D.
Green, Prin.
Chicago School of Physical Education and
Ezpression; normal: physical cult, and
gymnastics; est. 1903; Mrs. Robert L.
Parsona and Bertha Beatrice Lash, Prins.,
311 Wabash Ave.
SchooPB Announcement. — Largest and
best equipped gymnastic school for
women west of New York. Including a largo
variety of portable and stationary ap-
paratni. Instruction is given by the prin-
cipals and a corps of experienced teach-
ers, all of whom contribute to the atmon-
phere of helpfulness and happiness which
pervades the school. High school grad-
uates admitted on certificate. Morning
and evening classes in general gymnastics.
fencing and gymnastic dancing. Write
for catalogue.
Chicago School of Psychology; applied psych.;
co-ed.; est. 1806; Herbert A. Parkyn. M.
D., C. M.. Snpt., 4020 Drexol Blvd.
Chicago Tailoring Institute; tailoring; Jack-
son H. Ayer Co., Props.
Chicago Teachers' College; normal; state;
co-ed.; est. 1871; Arnold Tompkins, Ph.
D.. Prln., 68th and Stewart Ave.
Chicago Technical College; tech.: evening;
est. 1904; Charles W. Morey, Pres., 26 B.
Van Bureu St.
Chicago Theological Seminary; theol. ; men;
Gong.; est. 1868: Graham Taylor, A. M.,
D. D., LL. D., Pres., 81 Ashland Blvd.
Chicago Veterinary College; vet.; men; est.
1883; Joseph Hughes, M. R. C. V. S..
Sec. 2537 State St.
College and Academy of Our Lady; girls'
boarding; R. C.; est. 1876; School Sisters
of Notre Dame, 95th and Throop Sts.
College of Dentistry (University of Illinois);
dent.; co-ed.; est. 1899; George W. Cook,
B. S.. D. D. S., Dean. 813 W. Harri-
son St
College of Medicine and Surgery; physio-med-
ical; reg.: est. 1885; N, La Doit Johnson.
M. D., Pres., 370 S. Wood St.
Columbia College of Expression; elo. and or.;
co-ed.; est. 1890; Miss Mary A. Blood.
A. M., Litt. B., Pres., 17 Van Buren St.
College of Physicians and Surgeons (Uni-
versity of Illinois); med. ; reg.; co-ed.;
William E. Quine, M. D., Dean, 103
State St.
Columbia School of Music; music and dram.
art.; co-ed.; est. 1901; Clara Osborne
Reed, Pres.. Kimball Hall.
Cooper School of Photography; photog. ; 260
Ashland Blvd.
Cojme's Trade School; plumbing, bricklaying
and electrical trades; est. 1899; L. L.
Cooke, Dir., 840 N. Ashland Ave.
Cristman Shorthand School; sten.; Miss Laura
B. Cristman. Prln., 3151 Indiana Ave.
Cultural Review School; normal review, co-ed.;
O. M. Heath. 40 E. Randolph St.
Davies School of Dramatic Art; dram, art.;
Thomas Richard Davies, Dir., 1G8 Mlchi-
gan Ave.
Dearborn Medical College; closed.
Dearborn Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Evelyn Mat*. Prin., 2252 Calumet Ave.
De La Salle Institute; commetx;iaI: men; R.
C; Brother Lignori, Pres., 35th St. and
Wabash Ave.
De Marion Musical College; music; co-ed.;
est. 1890; Mme. Biro de Marlon, Pres.;
H. Cohen. Mgr.
Electa School for Girls; now Spaid's School
for Girls; The Misses.
Englewood Musical College; music; Hans
Biederman, Dir., 6316 Yale Ave.
Ephpheta School for Deaf and Dumb; private;
girls: Margaret Cosgrovc. Prin., 409 S.
May St.
Gottschalk Lyric School; music; co-ed.; est.
1889; L. Gaston Gottschalk, Dlr., Kimball
Hall.
Grand Conservatory of Music; music; 612 E.
46th St.
Gregg School; bus. and sten.; est. 1896; John
R. Gregg. Pros.. 151 Wabash Ave.
Hahnemann Medical College; med.; homeop.:
rood.: est. 1S60; II. R. Chislett. M. D..
Rcgistrnr, 2811 Cottage Grove Ave.
Harvard School for Boys; boys' prep.: day;
nou s«'ct. : est. 187G; John J. Schobinger,
Deau, 4051 Droxel Blvd.
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ILLINOIS
I
ILLINOIS
Harvey Medical College; consolidated with
Jcnncr Medical College.
Bering Medical College: med.: homeo. ; co-ed.;
est. 1801; J. R. Boynton, M. D., Prcs..
350 S. Wood St.
Hinshaw Conservatory of Music; inu»ic and
opera; WilllHni Wade Hinsbaw, Dir.,
Kimball Hall.
Holy Angels' Academy; girls; R. C; 2^8
Oakwood Blvd.
Holy Family Academy; select school for Pol-
ish children: est. 1802; C. C. Sczeslawo.
Prin.. 130 W. Division St.
Hunt's School of Millinery, Madame; luil-
liner>'; Madaine Hunt, Mgr., 1201 Ma-
sonic Temple.
.Illinois College of Commerce: bus. and stcn.;
est. 1871; Samuel ^. Willey. LL. B.,
Supt.
Illinois College of Law; luw: co-ed.; est.
1807; Albert H. Putney, A. B., D. C. L..
LL. D.. Dean. 301 E. Erie St.
Illinois College of Osteopathy; osteopath: co-
ed.; est. 1808; Wilbur G. Hamlin. D. ().,
M. D.. Pres.. 167 Dearborn St.
Illinois Industrial School for Oirls: state:
indust.; Miss M. Mcintosh, Sec, 70 Dear-
born St.
Illinois Medical College: nunl. ; reg. ; co-ed.;
est. 1804; B. B. Eads, M. D., Dean, lOti
State St.
Illinois School of Dentistry; see College of
Dentistrj', University of Illinois.
Illinois School of Electro -Therapeutics; med.
electro-therapeutics; co-ed.; est. 1001; C.
S. Nelswanger. Ph. G., M. D.. Pns.,
Champlaln Bldg.
Illinois Training School for Nurses; nurses'
training; est. 1880; Helen Stott Hay.
Supt., 304 Honore St.
Interstate School of Correspondence; cor-
resp.; est. 1808: J. A. Bellows, B. S..
Pres., 378 Wabash Ave.
Jefferson Park Hospital Polyclinic; nurses'
training: est. 1000; John Dill Robertson.
B. S., M. D.. Pivs., 481 W. Monroe St.
Jenner Medical College; med.; rep.; evenluK:
co-ed.; est. 1801: William Rlttenliouse.
M. D., Sec, 100 E. Washington St.
Jewish Training School of Chicago; Indust.:
co-ed.; nou-sect.; est. 1888; Orris J. Mil-
liken, Supt.. 100 W. 12th Place.
Jewelers' School of Engraving; engraving: co-
ed.; est. 18S0; Richard O. Kandb-r. Mgr.
lleyworth Bldg.
Jones Business College: bus. and stcn.: est.
1SS4: Charles E. Jones. M. A.. Prin.. 40tJi
and Madison.
Jones' National School of Auctioneering and
Oratory; Carey M. Jones, Pres.. 1217
Washington Bl'd.
Josephinum Academy; U. C: pirls' boarding
and day; Sisters of Cliristii»n Charity.
800 N. Oakley Ave.
Kenwood Institute for Girls; uirls: non-sj-ct.:
est. 188r): Mrs. Strlla Dyrr Loritij; nn<l
Mrs. IsalH'l C. Bnckin>;hani. I'rins.
Kenwood Latin School for Boys; boys' pn-p. :
est. 1007; Mrs. Mary Kklii Whitton.
Prin.
Kindergarten Training School at Chicago Com-
mons; kindergarten training; Amalie Ho-
fer, Prin.
Kirkland School: girls' boanling: non-sect.:
est. 1874; Mrs. Emma S. Adams, 40
Scott St.
Kugler Guitar School; F. J. Kngler, Dlr.; 309
Kimball Hall.
Laird Private Shorthand School; bus. and
sten.; co-ed.: est. 1902; Albert J. Laird.
Prop., 441 3lBt St.
Lake View Institute; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Sarah A. Anablc, Prin., 1844
Briar PI.
LefHingwell Violin School; mus.; est. 1904;
W. W. Lefflngwell, Dlr., 616 Kimball
Hall.
Lewis Institute; tech.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1806; George Noble Carman. A. B.. Di-
rector, Madlscm and Robey Sta.
School's announcement. — Offers a four-
years' course leading to the degree of
Mechanical Engineer. In the last two
years, elections enable the student to
specialize in Electrical, Steam or Shop
Engineering. Careful attention given to
mature students, not candidates for a de-
gree, who wish to perfect themselves in
special lines of work. Catal<^ or spe-
cial information sent on application.
Loreto Convent of the Immacnlate Goacep-
tion; girls' boarding; R. C; est. 1905:
Ladles of Loreto, 05th St. and Washing-
ton Ave.
Loring School for Girls; girls; non-sect.;
est. 1878: Mrs. Stella Dyer Loring, Prin..
2978 Prairie Ave.
Lyman School; elo. and dram.: est. 1874:
Mrs. Walter C. Lyman. Dir., Kimball
Bldg.
MacCormac Correspondence School; bus. and
sten.; co-ed.; est. 1002; Morton Mac-
Cormac. Ph. D.. A. M., Pres.. 440 E.
C3d St.
Marshall Law School, John; law; co-c<1.: est.
1SS0; A. N. Waterman. LL. D., Dean.
Mary Wood Chase School of Artistic Piano
Playing; music: co-e<1.; Mary Wood Chase.
Concert Pianist. Director.
School's announcement. — A school for de-
vj'lopment of musicianship and artistic
piano playing. Systematic and scien-
tific training from earliest childhood to
the uatun* artist. Most modem and pro-
prressive methotls in Child training. Tech-
nlc, lnt«>n>retatlan. Harmony, Theory.
Ear Training. Dictation. Analysis. Sight
Readin;;. Arcompanyinp. Normal Train-
ing. Musical History and Orchestra Study.
All gpjub's under personal supervision of
one of .Vnierica's most prominent con-
cert i)ianists. Teachers prepared for re-
sponslble positions in constant demand.
McCormick Neurological College; med. and
nnrsinK: non-s«'<t.: i-o-ed.; est. 1803;
Cliarlcs McConnick. M. D.. Pn»8.
McCormick Theological Seminary; theo. : co-
ed. ; Ucv. .Tanus ii. K. .McCUun*. D. D..
LL. D.. I'rrs., VHiO N. Halsted St.
McCowan Oral School for the Deaf; speech
teaching; co-ed: private; est. 1883; Cor-
nelia D. Bingham, Prin.. 6550 Yale Ave.
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McDowell Drestmakiiiff School; dressmaking
and ini]linei7; A. H. Lynn, Supt., 41
State St.
McKillip Veterinary CoUeffe; vet.; men.; est.
1892; M. n. McKillip, M. D., V. S..
Pros., 1639 Wabash Ave.
Schoors announcement.— Throe-year Grad-
uate Course, leading to the degree of
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, opens Oc-
tober 1st and ends April Ist.
Five- Week Pi'actltioners* Course, con-
sisting of advanced work in surgery,
medicine, diagnosis and dentistry, opens
the first week of January each year.
Six-Months' Post-Gyaduate Course, con-
sisting of advanced work in any of the
veterinary medical branches, opens Octo-
ber Ist each year.
Meat- Inspect ion Course, to prepare stu-
dents and veterinarians for the Govern-
ment Civil Service examinations for Meat
Inspectors, from October to April.
Metropolitan Business College; bus. and sten. ;
est, 1873; 0. M. Powers, Prln., Central
College; Wabash Ave. and Monroe St.
Branches: Englewood, Wicker Park,
Douglas Park.
Milet College; bus. and sten.; est. 1903; C. C.
MUes. Pres., 92 La SaUe St.
Moler College of Barbering; barbering; co-ed.;
est. 1893; A. B. Moler, Pres., 435 Wa-
bash Ave.
Moody Bible Institute, Missionary Training
School; est. 1886; Rev. R. A. Torry,
Supt.. 80 Institute Place.
Morgan School of Expression, Anna; dram,
art; Miss Anna Morgan, Dir., Fine Arts
Bldg.
Mortimer's (Edmund) School of Dramatic Art
and Elocution; ora. and dram, art; co-ed.;
Edmund Mortimer, Dir.
Kational Medical University; med. ; co-ed.;
est. 1890; L. D. Rogers, M. D., Dean, 533
Wells St.
Kational Correspondence School of Railroad-
ing; railway telegraphy; F. S. Mordaunt,
Pres., 2941 Michigan Ave.
Korth Chicago Business College; bus. and
sten.; C. C. Cochran, Prin., 444 Garfield
Ave.
Korth Park College; prep, boarding; co-ed.;
est. 1893; Swedenborg Evang. Mission;
A. W. Frederlckson, A. M., Pros., Ked-
ale St. and W. Foster Ave
Korth Shore School of Music; music; Charles
J. Haake, Director, Evauston and Lo-
land Aves.
Korthem Illinois College of Opthalmology ;
opth.; co-ed.; est. 1872; J. B. McFatrlch.
M. D., Pres., Masonic Temple.
Korthwestem Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. F. Fish, Prin., 747 N. Bobey St.
Korthwestem University Dental School; dent.;
coetl.; est. 1887; G. V. mack. M. D..
D D. S., LL. D., Dean, Lake nnd Dcnr-
lK>m Sts.
Korthwestem University Law School; law;
co-ed.; est. 1859; John II. Wigraoro.
Dean, comer Dearborn & Lake Sts.
Korthwestem University Medical School;
med.; reg.; men; est. 1869; N. S. Davis,
A. M., M. D., Dean, 2431 Dearborn St.
Korthwestem University School of Pharmacy;
pharm.; co-ed.; est. 1886; Prof. Oscar
Oldberg, Phar. M., Dean, 87 Lake St.
O'Donnell's Business College; bus. and sten.;
D. J. O'Donnell, Prin., Paulina St.
Orr's Business College; bus. and sten.; Grant
Orr. Prln., 63rd & Yale.
Ott's School of Expression; closed.
Oxford School for Boys; boys' prep; non-sect.:
est. 1900; Richard H. Arms, A. B., Head
Master, 2141 Calumet Ave.
Page-Davis College of Advertising; corresp. :
est. 1897; Edw. T. Page, Sec., 90 Wabash
Ave.
Parker School, Francis W. ; prep.; co-ed.:
Flora J. Cooke. Prin., 558 Webster Ave.
Faterson School of Millinery; millinery de-
sign; co-ed.; Rosamond G. Paterson, Mgr.,
6 E. Madison St.
Faterson's Stenographic Institute; sten.; est.
1889; Charles Paterson, Prln., Athenaeum
Paul Gerson Dramatic School; elo. and dram,
art.; co-ed.; est. 1898; Florence Piatt
Baker, M. A., Dir.
Perkins Kational College of Music; mus.; H.
S. Perkins, Mus. Dir., 26 Van Buren St.
Phillips School of Oratory and Century
School of Expression; elo. and or.; co-ed.;
«^8t. 1894; Arthur Edward Phillips Litt,
D., Prln., Kimball Hall.
Preparatory and Collegiate School; prep.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1896; Miss L.- Etta
Ernst. Prin., 062 LaSalle Ave.
Post-Graduate Medical School; post-graduate
work and clinics; W. F. Coleman, M. D-,
Pres., 2400 Dearborn St.
Presbyterian Hospital Training School for
Kurses; nurses' training; 277 Ashland Ave.
Princeton-Tale School; consolidated with Har-
vard School for Boys.
Reese (Michael) Training School for Kurses;
nurses' training; Mrs. Minerva Mayfield, Supt.,
29th St. and Groveland Ave.
Reliance Medical College; night school; med.;
reg.; co-ed.; est. 1907; J. F. Burkhalter,
M. D., President.
Reese (Michael) Training School for Kurses;
nurses' training; Mrs. Minerva Mayfield,
Supt.. 29th St. and Groveland Ave.
Rush Medical College; med.; reg.; co-ed.;
ost. 1837; Frank Billings. M. S-, M. D.,
Dean, Harrison and Wood Sts.
School announcement. — The curriculum
of this school of medicine requires a
proper preliminary education and four
years of study in college, devoted to
laboraton'. didactic and clinical Instnic-
tion, to recitations, and to manual train-
ing In the use of instruments and appli-
ances. With a faculty of over 180 pro-
fessors. Instructors, and assistants, and
with ample room and appliances, this
school is able to furnish its classes with
tlie moat approved systematic education
in medicine. Student atendance during
the past year was 1,029.
School of Acting of the Bush Temple Con-
servatory; dramatic art; Edward Dvorak,
Dramatic Director.
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ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
School of Deatiitry, UniYortity of IllinoU;
see College of Dentistry.
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences; women;
est. 1893; Mrs. Lyndon Evans, Pres., 39
SUte St.
School of Dlnstration; Illustrating; corresp.
School of Pharmacy. University of Illinois;
see Chicago College of Pharmacy.
School of Medicine, University of Illinois;
see College of Physicians and Surgeons.
School of Surveying; tech.; J. P. Scbroetcr,
C. K., Prin.
Sheldon School of Scientific Salesmanship;
corresp.: est. 1902; A. P. Sheldon, Pres.,
209 State St.
Sherwood Music School; mus.; co-ed.; est.
1897; Wllllnm H. Sherwood, Dlr., 203
Michigan Ave.
Soper School of Oratory; closed.
St. Francis Xavier Academy, The; girls'
boarding; R. C: est, 1846: Sistor Mary
de Sales, Superior. 4928 Evans Ave.
St. Ignatius College; boys' prep.; R. C. : est.
1870; Rev. Henry J. Dumbacic, S. J.,
Pros., 413 W. 12th St.
St. James School; prep.: co-ed.; R. C; 2912
Wabash Ave.
St. Louis Academy; girls* boarding; R. C;
Sister Superior.
St. Patrick's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1883; 11715 State St.; Mother Mary
Joseph, Superior, 374 Paris Ave.
St. Patrick's Commercial Academy; R. C. ;
Brother Joseph, 135 S. Desplaines St.
St. Stanislaus Academy; boys* boarding and
daj*; R. C. : Rev. J. J. Rosinslci. A. M.,
Prt»8.. Division and Holt Sts.
St. Viator's Normal Institute; prep, and nur.:
co-ed.; R. C; Rev. J. D. Laplante. Prin.,
Belmont and N. Fortieth Aves.
St. Vincent's College; coll. and prep.; men;
R. C; 244 E. Webster Ave.
Spaids School for Girls, The Misses; girls'
boarding; non-sect.: est. 1890; Miss Kate
Louise Spaids. Prin.
Starrett School for Girls; girls' lK>arding;
non-sect.; est. 1884; Mrs. Helen Elcin
Starrett, Prin., 4707 Vincennes Ave,
Stevan School for Girls: girls* boarding: non-
sect.: est. 1880; Mrs. Luella M. Wilson,
Prin.. 4318 Drexel Blvd.
Success Shorthand School; bus. and sten.; est.
1903; W. L. James, Pros., 79 Clarlc St.
Tomaso Mandolin School; mus.; est. 1886;
Salvatore Tomaso, Director, 511 Kim-
ball Hall.
Twentieth Century Shorthand School; sten.;
112 Clark St.
Union Electric Telegraph School; tcl.; eo-ed.;
est. 1875; Henry C. Roeth, Pres.. 88 La-
Salle St.
University High School of the University of
Chicago: n<»n-scct.: co-ed.: est. 190.'^: H.
H. Belfleld. Ph. D.. and W. B. Owen.
Ph. D., Dean, Normal Ave. and 58th St.
University of Chicago; unlv.: ef>ed.; est. 15*02;
Harry Pratt Judson. A. M.. LL. D.. I'res..
58th and Ellis Ave.
University of Chicago, College of Commerce
and Administration; commerce, adminis-
tration, and finance; co-ed.; Dean.
University of Chicago Law School; law; co-
ed.; est. 1002; James Parker Hmll, A. B..
LL. B., Dean, Lexington Ave. and 00th
St.
University of niinoia, Modical DepaxtoMst;
see College of Physicians and Surgetms.
University of Illinois, School of Phannaoy:
see Chicago College of Pharmacy.
University School for Girls; girls' boarding:
non-sect.; Miss Anna B. Haire, Dean,
21 Lake Shore Drive.
School's announcement. — AflUiated with
the University of Chicago. Home and
Day School for Girls. College preparatory
courses adaptecT to entrance requirements
of Smith, Bryn Mawr, Vassar and Uni-
versity of Chicago. Special Art and
Music courses.
Valentine's Dress Catting School; dress cut-
ting and designing: est. 1901; 867 N.
Claric St.; G. V. Valentine, Prop., 88
State St.
Vernon Practical School of Millinery; milli-
nery; Madam Vernon, Mgr., G31 Stewart
Bldg.
Wahl-Henius Institute; brewing; Robert Wahl.
Ph. D.. Pres., 327 Fullerton Ave.
Walton-James-Ford School; see Succom Sbort-
liand School.
Watson's Business College; bos. and sten.;
George Watson. Prin., 740 W. 6th Blvd.
Western Theological Seminary; theol.; P. B.;
men; est. 1880; Rev. Wm. C. De Witt,
S. T. D. Pres., 1113 Washington Blvd.
White's College of Shorthand; bus. and sten.;
Mrs. IjQua A. White. Prin., 46 Jackson
Blvd.
Y. M. C. A. College; sec Association Institute.
Zymotechnic Institute; school of brewing:
men: est. 1872; J. E. Siebcl, Director.
1422 Montana St.
COFFEEN, Montgomery Co., pop. 063.
CofPeen Normal School and Academy; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; Jacobcl Taylor, Pres.
CRAB ORCHARD, Williamson Co., pop. 237.
Crab Orchard Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
James C. Blizzard, Pres.
CREAL SPRINGS, WUliamson Co.; pop. 940.
Creel Springs College; col.; co-ed.; Bapt;
Mrs. G. B. Murrah, Pres.
School's announcement. — Degree eon-
f«'rred for tin* completion of Classical.
Selentifle. and Philosophical courses.
Diplomas awanied in the Academic Nor-
nt.'il. English. Kloc-ution, and Commercial
departments. Certificates awarded in
Stenograpiiy. Thorough courses in Piano.
Voice, Harmony, and Musical Hlst<»3'.
Creal Springs is an ideal place for study
— retired ami healthful.
DAKOTA, Stephenson Co., pop. 269.
Interior Academy: i>r«'p. : eo-(««l. ; Ref.; Rev.
P. C. Byers. A. B.. Pres.
DANVILLE, Vermillion Co., pop. 16.354.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
coed.; esi. IST.I; i:. B. Lyons, Prin.
DECATUR, Macon Co., i>op. 2,075.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
co-ed.: est. 1884; H. M. Owen. Prin.
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ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
James milikea UniTenity, The; tmiv.: co-ed.;
Cnmb. Presb.; est. 1903; Albert B. Tay-
lor, Pb. D., Pree.
St. Theresa't Academy: prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Rev. J. Murphy, Pres.
DE KALB, Be Salb Co., pop. 5.004.
Northern Illinois State Kormal School; nor-
mal; co-ed.; state; John W. Cook, M. A.,
LL. D., Pres.
BIXOK, Lee Co., pop. 7.917.
Goppins' Business Gktllege; bos. and sten. ; est.
1904: W. H. Copplns, Pres.
Dixon Colleire and Kormal School; prep, and
nor.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1880; F. E.
Rice, Ph. B.. Prln.
Bock BiTor Military Academy; military; non-
sect.: est. 1904; Edwin B. Floyd, Com-
mandant.
EAST ST. LOXnS, St. Clair Go., pop. 85.000.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; G.
W. Brown, Pres.
EFFHTGHAM, Efflngham Co., pop. 3.774.
Austin Golleffe; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1891; Rev. D. R. Bebont, Pres.
Bissell Collefe of Photo-Engravinff; tech.;
co-ed.: est. 1894; L. H. Bissell. Pres.
niinoia College of Photography; photo.;
co-ed.; non-sect; est. 1894; L. H. Bis-
sell, Pres.
ELGUr, Kane Co., pop. 22.433.
Sgin Academy of Korthwestem University;
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; George N.
Sleight, A. B., B. Pd.. Prin.
Elgin Business College; bus. and sten.; W.
H. Callow, Pres.
Mary Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est.
1880; Sister Mary Constance, Superior.
ELMHBRST, Dupage Co., pop. 1,728.
Erangelical Proseminazy; theol.; men; Oer.
Evang.; est. 1871; Rev. D. Irion. D. D..
Pres.
ETJBEKA, Woodford Co., pop. 1,661.
Eureka College; col.; co-ed.; Christian; est.
1855; Robert B. Hieronymns, A. M., Pres.
EYAVSTOK, Cook Co., pop. 19.259.
Academy of Korthwestcnm UniTorsity; prep.;
co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1857; Arthur Herbert
Wilde, Ph. D., Prln.
Bedits School of Languages; languages; co-
ed.; University Bldg.
Cumnock School of Oratory, Korthwestem
University; oratory; co-ed.; Bobert Mc-
Tjean Cumnock. L. H. D., Director.
School's announcement.— Among the spe-
cial advantages of this school may bo
mentioned: Occupies Its own buildings.
Offers to students two private lessons a
week and fourteen class lessons a weelc.
Scholarships yielding $150,000 yearly, fur-
nished to needy and meritorious students.
Ten of the ablest Instructors in America
gire their entire time to the school. For
catalogue address the Director.
Churett Biblical Institute, Korthwestem Uni-
versity; theol.; co-ed.; M. B.; est. 1866;
Rev. Charles J. Little. Ph. D.. LL. D.. S.
T. D.. Dean.
Evanston Classical School; prep.; girls; day
and boarding; non-sect.; est. 1904; Mrs.
Alice Clawson Gove, Prin.. 625 University
Place.
Illinois Industrial School for Girls; Indust.;
girls; Miss M. Mcintosh, Sec. 79 Dear-
born St.
Northwestern University; univ.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1851: Abram Wincgardner Har-
ris, Sc, D.. LL. D.. Pres.
School's announcement. — ^The University
includes:
The College of Liberal Arts, at Evanston.
The Medical School, at Chicago.
The Law School, at Chicago.
Tbe School of Pharmacy, at Chicago.
The Dental School, at Chicago.
The School of Music, at Evanston.
The School of Theology, at Evanston.
In addition to these degree-conferring de-
partments the authorities maintain at Ev-
anston an Academy and a School of Ora-
tory. The nnrab<'r of instructors in all
departments is more than 300, and the
number of students over 3.000.
Norwegian Theological Seminary; theol.; men;
M. R. ; est. 1885; Rev. Nels B. Simonsen.
D. D.. Dean.
School of Music, Northwestern University;
music; co-ed.: est. 1891; Peter C. Lut-
Itln. Mus. Dir.. A. G. 0.. Dean.
Swedish Theological School; theol.; Rev. Al-
bert Bricson. D. D.. President.
Visitation Academy; girls; R. C; Sisters of
the Visitation.
EWING. Franklin Co., pop. 419.
Ewing College; coll.: co-ed.; Bapt.; est 1867;
J. A. Leiivitt, D. I)., F. R. G. S., Pres.
FLORA, Clay Co., pop. 2,311.
Orchard City Business College; bus and
sten.; est. 1800; Thos. B. Greenlaw, Pres.
FREEFORT, Stephenson Co., pop. 13,258.
Freeport College of Commerce; bus. and sten.;
J, J. Nagle, Prln.
FULTON, Whiteside Co.. pop. 2.685.
Hansen Military Academy; mil.; non-sect.;
eat. 1903; A. M. Hansen, LL. D., Pres.
GALESBURG, Knox Co., pop. 18,007.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; W.
F. Cadwell. Prln.
Kindergarten Normal School; women; non-
scct.: M. Evelyn Strong, Pres.
Knox College; coll.; co-ed.: ncm-sect.; est.
18.S7; Thomas McClelland, A. M., D. D..
LL. D.. Pres.
Lombard College; coll.; co-ed.; est. 1852;
Rev. Lewis B. Fisher. D. D.. Pres.
Rider Divinity School of Lombard Univers-
ity; theol.; men: est. 1881; Lewis B.
Fisher. D. D., Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sistor Camilla. Superior.
GENESEO, Henry Co., pop. 3.356.
Geneseo Collegiate Institute; coll.; co-ed.;
Pn'sb, : S. Hope Thompson, Pres.
GLENWOOD, Cook Co.
Ilinois Manual Training School Farm; iudust.;
non-sett.; est. 1887; Marion E. Lollar,
Supt.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
GODFBET, Madison Co., pop. 29.
"Beyerly Farm" School for Kenrons and Back-
ward Children; non-sect.; co-ed.; est.
1807: Wm. H. C. Smith. M. D.. Supt.
Monticello Seminary; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Miss Catharine Burrows, Act. Prln.
GREENVILLE, Bond Co., pop. 2,504.
Greenville Colleffe; coll.; co-ed.; Free Mcth.;
est. 1802; Eldon G. Burritt, Pres.
HIGHLAND PABK, Lake Co., pop. 2,800.
Northwestern Military Academy; mil.; est.
1888; Col. H. P. Davidson, 111. N. G., I
Supt.
School's announcement. — A preparatory
school for college, the Government, Acad-
emies, or business, combining thorough
instruction, careful supervision, and the
best home Influence. Limited numbers.
Large staff of experienced instructors.
Small classes. Individual instruction.
HOOPESTON, VennUlion Co., pop. .3.823.
Greer College; nor.; co-ed.: non-sect.: est.
1890; E. L. BaUey, M. S., Pres.
JACKSONVILLE, Morgan Co., pop. 15,078.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; F.
C. Kcach, Principal.
Illinois College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb. ; est.
1829; Charles Henry Rammclkunip, I'h.
D., Pres.
Dlinois College of Music; music niul era.:
Franklin L. Stead, Director.
Illinois Woman's College; girls' boarding; M.
E.; est. 1847; Joseph R. Ilarker, A. M..
Ph. D., Pres.
Routt College; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est, 1904:
Very Rev. J. W. Crowe, Pres.
State School for the Deaf; state; Chas. B.
Gillette, Supt.
State School for the Blind; state; Joseph II.
Freeman, Supt.
JOLIET, Will Co., pop. 29,353.
St. Francis Academy; girls' boarding: R. C. :
Sister M. Stanislaus, Prin.
St. Mary's Academy; girls* boarding: R. C. :
Mother M. Angels.
KASKAKEE, Kankakee Co., pop. 13,595.
Kankakee Business College and Shorth&nd
School; bus. and sten.: est. 1893; N. L.
Richmond, Prin.
St. Joseph's Seminary; girls' boarding; R. C. ;
Sister ,St. Arcadlus, Superior.
KENILWORTH, Cook Co., i)op. XiC.
College School: boys' boarding: Allen H. Car-
pentor, Prin.
Kenilworth Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. Mary Keyes Babcock. Prin.
Rugby School: boys' lM)arding: non-sect.; W.
A. Trowbridge. Prin.
KNOXYILLE, Knox Co., p<.p. l.Kr.7.
St. Alban's School: mil.: i»oys: P. E. : rst.
IWM); K«-v. ('. W. L«'mn>rw«'ll. Pros.
St. Mary's School; sirls' bojirdin^': P. K.: rst.
1S(W; lU'v. ('. W. Li'lliugwell. I). D., Pns.
LA HARFE, Hancock Co.. pop. 1,.'»91.
Gittings Seminary; prep.: co-ed.: M. E. ; H.
K. Fox, Pros.
LAKE FOREST, Lake Co., pop. 2,216.
Ferry Hall; girls' boarding; est. 1889;
Frances L. Hughes, Principal.
Lake Forest Academy; boys' boarding; Presb.:
William Mather Lewis, A. M., Head-
master.
Lake Forest College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1876; John S. Nollen. Ph. D., Pres.
School's announcement. — The mission of
the small Western college is to re-
ceive young men and women who want
an education on the spot, and to main-
tain through them and for them an at-
mosphere of purity and of earnest lir-
ing. as well as high standards of in-
tellectual attainment. Lake Forest Col-
lege is situated at Lake Forest, Chicago's
favorite suburb, only 28 miles north, on
Lake Michigan. Has nine well-equipped
buildings, finely equipped gynmasium, a
faculty of 19 members, special instruct-
ors In elocution and gymnastics. Sixty
scholarships given annually among stu-
dents.
LEBANON, St. Clair Co., pop. 1.812.
McKendree College; coll.; co-ed.; M. B.; est.
1828; Rev. John F. Harmon. D. D., Pres.
LINCOLN, Logan Co., pop. 8,962.
Lincoln College; coll.; co-ed.; Cumb. Presb.;
est. 1865; J. H. McMurray, A. M., Pres.
The Lincoln Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1881; W. R. Whetsler, Prln.
MACOMB, McDonough Co., pop. 5,375.
Central Preparatory School, prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect. ; Ivan Dcach, Prln.
Western Dlinois State Normal School; nor-
mal; coed.; state; Alfred Bayliss, M. S..
Principal.
MARION, Williamson Co., pop. 2.530.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.: G.
W. Brown, Pres.
MAITOON, Coles Co.: pop. 9.622.
Mattoon School of Commerce; bus. and sten.;
co-ed.: est. 1896; David W. De Lay, A.
M., Pres.
MEDIA, Henderson Co., pop. 290.
Wever-Media Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1889: R. M. Wylle, A. B.,
Prin.
MENDOTA, LaSalle Co.. pop. 3.736.
Mendota College; prep.: co-e<!.: Christ. Adv.;
est. 1903: B. J. Dean, B. S., Prin.
MOLINE. Rock Island Co., pop. 17.248.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1897: J. E. Gustus, Supt.
MOMENCE, Kankakee Co., pop. 2.040.
St. Patrick's Academy; ^'irls* l>oardlng; R. C:
Mother SniMTior.
MONMOUTH. Warren Co.. i»t.p. 7.400.
Monmouth College: roll.; <-o-e«l,: Un. Presb.;
.St. is.-,r,: T. H. M«MI<-hael. A. M., I>. D.,
Pn-s.
MORGAN PARK. Cook Co.. i^op. 2.329.
Morgan Park Academy of the University of
Chicago: pn-p. : boys: non-sect.; est. 1892;
Hurry Delmoqt Abells, S. B., Supt.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
MORRIS, Grundy Go., pop. 4,273.
St. Angela's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
est. 18C0; Sister M. Jerome.
MT. CARROLL, CarroU Co., pop. 1.0G5.
Frances Shimer Academy of the University of
Chioaffo; girls' boarding; Bapt.; efit. 1853;
WUllam Parker McKee, M. A., B. D..
Dean.
MT. MORRIS, Ogle Co.. pop. 1.048.
Mt. Morris College; prep.; co-ed.; Dunker
Breth.; est. 1839; Rev. J. E. Miller, A.
M., Pres.
MT. YERHOK, Jefferson Co., pop. 5,21G.
Mt. Vernon Collegiate Institute; closed.
NAPERVnXE, Dupage Co., pop. 2.G20.
Vorthwestem College; col.; co-ed.; Evaug.
Assn.; est. 1861; Rev. H. J. Klrkhoefer,
A. M.. Ph. D., Pres.
Union Biblical Institute; theol.; co-ed..;
Evang. Asso.; est. 1786; S. L. Umbach,
D. D., Acting Principal.
KATTYOO, Hancock Co., pop. 1.321.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mother M. Ottilia. 0. S. B.
Spalding Institute; boys; boarding; est. 100:i;
R. C; Sister M. Cecelia, O. S. B., Prln.
NORMAL, McLean Co., pop. 3.795.
niinoia State Normal TTniyersity; normal:
co-etl.; state: est. 1857; David Felmloy,
L. H. D., LL. D., Pres.
OAK HILL, Peoria Co.
School at Jubilee, The; prep.; co-ed.; uon-
sect. ; Raymond Riordan, Supt.
0NAR6A. Iroquois Co., pop. 1.270.
Grand Prairie Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.:
est. 1863; Henry Hoag Frost, A. B., Pres.
OREGON, Ogle Co.. pop. 1.577.
WcU's School for Teachers; private; normal;
co^ed.; non-sect.; est. 1879; H. W. Sulli-
van, Prln.
OTTAWA, LaS&lle Co., pop. lO.-'SSS.
Brown's Ottawa Business College; bus. and
sten.: W, G. Rosebery. Prln.
Pleasant View Luther College; prep.; co-ed.:
Luth.; est. 1896; Rev. L. A. Vlgness.
Pres.
St. XaTier's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary Unsula.
PARIS, Edgar Co., pop. 6.200.
Palmer Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Edward Willasey. Prln.
PAZTON, Ford Co., pop. 3.036.
Rice Collegiate Institute; closed.
PEORIA, Peoria Co., pop. 56,100.
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart;
girls' boarding; R. C; Sister Mary Alex-
andrine.
Bradley Polytechnio Institute; tech.; co-od. ;
non-sect.: est. 1897; Theodore C. Bur-
gess. A. M., Ph. D.. Director.
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Horological
Department; watchmnklug; eo-ed. ; Tlim-
dore C. BurgesH. Ph. D.. Director.
Brown's Business College; bu». and stcn.;
est. 1868; W. H. H. Garver. Priu.
Jones' Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1885; Chss. E. Jones, M. A.. Mgr.
PERU. LaSalle Co., pop. 6.863.
St. Bede College; coll.; men; R. C; est. 1801;
Rt. Rev, L. Schnerr. O. S. B, Pres.
PORT BYRON. Rock Island Co., pop. 732.
Port Byron Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
M. J. Yoltou, Pres.
PRINCEVILLE, Peoria Co., pop. 735.
Princeville Academy; closed.
QUINCY, Adams Co.. pop. 30.252.
Gem City Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1870; D, L. MuRselman. A. M., Pres.
National Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. R. Hutchinson. Pres.
Quincy Conservatory of Music, The; music;
co-ed.: est. 1885; Samuel Harriscm Love-
well. Director.
St. Francis Solanus College; coll.; men; B. 0.
est, 1860; Very Rev. P. Anselon Mueller,
O. F. M.. Pres.
St. Mary's Institute; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mother M. Boniface.
St, Mary's School: prep.: day; co-ed.; R. C;
Rev. George G. Tlilele. I'rln.
ROCKEFELLER. Lake Co.
St. Mary's School; prep.; day; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Rev. George G. Thlele. Prln.
ROCKFORD. Winnebago Co., pop. 31.051.
Brown's Rockford Business College; bus. and
sten.: W. F. Cadwell. Prin.
Rockford College; women's boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1S49; Miss Julia H. Gulliver,
Ph. D.. Pres.
School's announcement. — Founded in 1840.
Rockford College stands as the oldest
woman's college of the first rank in this
country, with the single exception of Mt.
Holyoke. Has Classical and Scientific-
Courses and Courses In Music and Art.
Well equipped Library, Laboratories, and
Gymnasium. Beautiful * and healthful
surroundings. The health of the students
is under the care of a resident physician.
It Is considered of the first importance.
A number of scholarships are awarded
annually: also four fellowships, each
yU'ldlng $120. at the University of Chl-
c.igo.
ROCK ISLAND, Rock Island Co., pop. 19.493.
Augustana College and Theological Seminary:
coll.; co-ed.: Luth.; est. 1860; Gustav An-
dreen. Ph. D., Pres.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
11)01; J. O. Brlggs. B. S.. B. A.. Prin.
Villa de Chantal Academy; girls' boarding;
U. C. : Slstor F. Borglson. Prln,
RUSHVILLE. Schuyler Co., pop. 2,292.
Kennedy's Normal and Business College; nor.
and bus.; est. 1885; Maxwell Kennedy,
Pres.
SPRINGFIELD. Sangamon Co., p«)p. 34.159.
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart;
girls' liojinlln^; K. ( ■. : Sister Thomasina.
Bettie Stuart Institute; Kiiis' boarding: non-
sect.: (St. JS08: VAi7.il J. Brooks. Prin.
Concordia College; theol.: men; Evang. Luth.:
est. Isr^G; Rev. Relnhold Pelper. A. H..
Pres.
German Evangelical Lutheran Seminary;
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PATTEBSOITS COLIJBaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
theol.; co-ed.; est. 1846; Belnhold Pieper,
Pres.
niinoU BiuineM Ck>llefe and Telegraph
Bohool; bus., sten., and tel.; est. 1900;
C. N. Stockton. Pres.
Bpringrfleld Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1864; Henry B. Henkel, C. P. A..
Pres.
ST. GHABLES, Kane Co., pop. 2,700.
Xt. St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; B.
0.; Sisters of St. Dominic.
STEBLnrO, Whiteside Ck>.; pop. 6.800.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; G.
W. Brown, Pres.
Sterling Business College; bus. and sten.;
William Lueders. Prln.
STBEATOB, LaSalle Co., pop. 15.820.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; O.
W. Brown, Pres.
SYCAMOBE. De Kalb Co., pop. 3.653.
Waterman Hall; girls' boarding; P. E.; est.
1888; Benjamin Frank Fleetwood. S. T.
D.. D. D.. Pres.
TEUTOFOLIS, Efflngham Co., pop. 498.
St. Joseph's College; coll.: men; B. 0.; est.
1862; Bev. T. II. Storff, O. F. F.. Pros.
TOULOK, Stark Co, pop. 1.057.
Toulon Academy; prep.; co-od.; non-sect.;
Lewis A. Morrow, Pres.
UPFEB ALTON, Madison Co., pop. 2.373.
Skurtlefr College; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1827; John D. S. Biggs, A. M., Ph. D..
L. H. D.. Pres.
Shurtlefr Divinity School; theol.; men; Bapt.;
est. 1827; Bansom Harvey, D. D.. Dean.
Western Military Academy; mil.; non-sect.:
Col. Albert M. Jackson. A. M.. Supt.
UBBANA, Champaign Co., pop. 5.728.
Vniyersity of Illinois; state unlv.; co-ed.; (>8t.
1867: Edmund Janos James, Pb. D., LL.
D., Pres.
VnlTeisity of Illinois, College of Agrioultoie;
agric; state; co-ed.; Eugene Davenport,
M. Agr., Dean.
University of Illinois, College of Eagineer-
ing; tech.; state; co-ed.; William F. M.
Goes. D. Eng., Dean.
University of Illinois, State libraxy School;
library science; state; co-ed.; Katharine
L. Sharpe, Ph. M., B. L. S.. Director.
College of Law, University of niiaois; law;
co-ed.; est. 1897; Oliver Albert Barker.
A. M., Dean.
VEBMILIOK OBOVE, Termilion Co., pop. 172.
Termilion Orove Academy; prep.; oo-ed.;
Friends; est. 1874; Edmund Albertson,
B. S.. Prin.
WABBEN, Jo Daviess Co., pop. 1.327.
Warren Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect;
Joseph M. Weaver. Pres.
WAYNESYILLE, De Witt Co., pop. 628.
Waynesville Academy, prep.; co-ed.; non-sect;
Bev. W. H. Smith, Pres.
WESTFIELD, Clark Co., pop. 820.
Westfield College; coll.; co-ed.; U. B.; est.
1865; B. F. Dougherty, A. M., D. D., Pns.
WHEATON, Dupage Co., pop. 2.345.
Wheaton College: coll.; co-ed.; Gong.; est.
1860; Charles A. Blanchard, D. D., Pres.
WIHNETKA, Cook Co.; pop. 1.838.
Oirton School for Oirls; girls' day and board-
lug; non-sect.; est. 1898; Francis King
Cooke. A. B.. Principal.
WOODSTOCK, McHenry Co., pop. 2,502.
Todd Seminary for Boys; boarding; non-sect.:
est 1818; Noble HUl, Ph. B., Prln.
ZIOK CITY, Lake Co.; pop. 768.
Zion Educational Institution; prep.; co-ed.:
C. C; est. 1899; Hsrvey D. Braselleld.
Ph. B., VIcc-Piw.
INDIANA
Population, 2,516,462. School census, 764,014. School age, 6-21.
Indiana is the eighth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 2,516,462 inhabitants, of whom 2,458,502, or 97.7 per cent, are white. Of this
number 141,816, or 5.6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 4.6 per cent, the state ranking thirteenth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Fassett a. Cotton, Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
Lawrence McTurnan, Assistant Indianapolis
Frank D. Hester, Deputy Indianapolis
Sarah E. Cotton, Deputy Indianapolis
Herbert R. Condrey, Stenographer Indianapolis
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Fassett A. Cotton, President, Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
William W. FAkSOifs, Secretary, President of State Normal School. . .Terre Haute
J. Frank Hanly, Governor Indianapolis
WiLLLAM L. Bryan, President of Indiana University Bloomington
W. E. Stone, President of Purdue University Lafayette
Edwin H. Hughes, President of De Pauw University Greencastle
Robert L. Kelly, President Earlham College Richmond
C. N. Kendall, Superintendent of Indianapolis Schools Indianapolis
F. W. Cooley, Superintendent of Evansville Schools Evansville
J. N. Study, Superintendent of Fort Wayne Schools Fort Wayne
E. E, Robey, County Superintendent, Howard County Kokomo
STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL BOOK COMMISSIONERS.
This board has the same membership as the State Board of Education. The
state has a Uniformity Law.
TEACHERS' AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Jesse M. 'Nzei:, President, Supt., Park County Schools Rockvillc
Lawrence McTurnan, Secretary, Assistant State Superintendent Indianapolis
J. Walter Dunn, Manager Indianapolis
Emma Mont. McRae, Professor English Literature, Purdue University.. .Lafayette
James H. Tomlin, Superintendent of Schools Shelbyville
Fasset a. Cotton, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis
62 FATTEBBONS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
IXDIAJTA INDIANA
Geokge L. Roberts, Superintendent of Schawls Munde
E. G. Bunnell, Snpt. Laporte County Schawls Laporte
George H. Tapy, Sup\. of Whitley County Schools Columbia City
COUXTV SUPERIXTEXDEXTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. SupedntQDdfifit. Address. County.
Adams L. E. OpUger. . Decatur 22.2SS
Allen Henry G. Ftf^lger Fort Wayne 77,270
Bartholomew Charl^^s FI. Talkington Columbus 24.494
Benton Charles H. Dodson Fowler 13.128
niarkforrl w. P. Modlin Hartford City 17.2M
F^oone Edward C. Gullion Lebanon 26.321
I'.rown William L. Coflfey Nashville 9,727
Carroll Ph ip B. Hemmlg Delphi 19.958
(^HHH \Vi\ iam H. Haaa I^jfansport 34.645
Clark SriTriiiel L. Scott Jeflfersonville 81.885
Clay Willis E. Akre Brazil 34.285
Clinton Oscar S. Baird Frankfort 24,262
rrrawford Stuart A. Beals English 18,476
fnivie.sH Benjamin J. Burris Washin^on 29.914
f dearborn George C. Cole Lawrenceburg 22,144
\}*'tu1ur Edgar Mendenhall Greensburg 19.51$
r>*'kan> Her E. Auburn 25,711
[^♦•laware rnssijt^ .v. Viin :*Ljtre Muncie 49,624
f>nholH TVniliim Melch or Jasper 20,867
roikhart V, E. Weaver Goshen 45,052
F'ay*-tt*' r^Taiide K Trusler Connersville 18,495
rioyd Roy L. White New Albany 30,118
Kountain M. F. Livengood Covington 21,446
Franklin August J. Reifel Brookville 16.888
Kulton Tohn C. Werner Rochester 17.458
Gibson John L. Fulling Princeton 30,099
<'Jrant Alonzo G. Brumfiel Marion 54.698
(in-cuo *\ i^^tl.in TmnMson Switz City 28.580
[lairiilt'in I i n F. Hm rus Xoblesville 24.914
Ifancork Frank I^rrabee Greenfield 19.189
Harrison Amzio P Kinn:!!"! Corydon 21,702
HendrlckH Guv M. Wilson Danville 21,292
ir<nry Harry B. Roberts New Castle 25,088
I Toward E. E. Robcy Kokomo 28.575
Huntington Ira B. Potts Huntington 28.901
Jackson Jeremiah E. Payne Rrownstown 26.683
JaHi>er P^rnest T-amson Rensselaer 14.292
Jay William K. Armstrong. .. .Portland 26.818
JefTerson Charles T. Fewell. . . Madison 22.993
Jennings iohn Clerkin North Vernon 15.767
Jr^inson Fesse C. Webb Franklin 20,228
Knox Wm. M. Alsop Vincennes 32,746
KoHC'lusko Edson R. ."^arber Warsaw 29,109
I^igrange Theodore A. Norris T^grange 16,284
Uike F. F. HeijjThway (^rown Point 87.892
Laporte Elmer G. Bunnell Laporte 38.386
Lawrence Ralph N. Tirey .Mitchell 25,729
Madison Ijune.s W. Frazier Anderson 70.470
Marlon Tohn R. Carr Indianapolis 197.227
.Marshall Louis VZ. Stelnebach Plymouth 25,119
Martin Fohn Armstrong Shoals 14.911
Miami E. H. \\ . Inrow Peru 28,344
Monroe Har fi i. ;iirf Bloomington 20,878
.Montg<imery Otis J: Hall Crawford.sville 29.388
Morgan W. D. Curtis Martinsville 20.457
Nfwton W. O. Schanlaub Kentland 10,448
Noble William A. Beane Albion 23.513
<^>hlo Reuben M. Richmond Rising Sun 4.724
Orange Claude L. Rankin Orleans 16,864
Owen William H. Stone Spencer 15.149
I'arke .lesse M. Neet Rockville 23,000
Perry Lee B. Mullen Cannelton 18,778
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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INDIANA
Pop. of
Superintendent. Postoffice. County.
. . William S. Corn Augusta 20,486
..Samuel C. Ferrell Valparaiso 19,VJB
. . William O. Wilson Mt. Vernon 22,330
..John H. Reddlck Winamac 14,033
. .Oscar Thomas Greencastle 21,478
. .Lee Li. Driver Winchester 28,653
..Hale Bradt Versailles 19,881
. . William O. Headlee Rushville 20,148
. . James A. Boatman Scottsburg 58,881
..William Everson Shelbyville 8,307
. . Ulysses S. Lindsey Rockport 26,491
. .Elmer E. Rodgers Knox 22,407
. . William Clem South Bend 10,431
. . Homer Dilworth Angola 15,219
. . Richard Park Sullivan 26,005
. .E. E. Scudder Vevay 11,840
. . Brainard Hooker Lafayette 38,657
. .Larkin D. Summers Tipton 19,116
..Eli P. Wilson College Corner, Ohio. 6,748
..Floyd C. Ragland Evansville 71,769
..John B. Butler Newport 15,252
..J. S. Hubbard Terre Haute 62,035
. . Robert K. Devricks Wabash 28,235
. .Harry Evans Williamsport 11,371
. .Andrew J. Hopkins Boonville 22,329
. . Orra Hopper Salem 19,409
..Charles W. Jordan Richmond 38,970
..Arthur R. Huyette Bluffton 23,449
..Henry J. Reid Monticello 19.138
..George H. Tapy Columbia City 17,328
County.
Pike
Porter
Posey
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Shelby
Spencer .
Starke
St. Joseph . . .
Steuben
Sullivan
Switzerland
Tippecaoe
Tipton
Union
Vanderburgh
Vermillion . .
Vigo
Wabash
Warren . . . . .
Warrick
Washington
Wayne
Wells ,
White
Whitley
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AXBOT, Miami Co., pop. 500.
Amboy Academy; prep.; day; co-ed.; non-
sect.; F. Kimball, Prin.
AHDEB80V, Madison Ck>., pop. 20,178.
Aadenon Bosineaa Collece; bus. and sten.;
W. H. Carrier. Pres.
AV60LA, Bteuben Co., pop. 2.141.
Tri-State GoUece; coll.; co-ed., private; est.
1884; L. M. Sniff. A. M., Pres.
Tri-Btaie College of Pharmacy; phar. ; est.
1901; C. C. Sherrard, Ph. C. B. S., Dean.
BLOOMnrODALE, Parker Co., pop. 506.
Friends' Bloomingdale Academy; prep.; co-
ed.; Friends: Andrew F. Mitchell, Prin.
BLOOMnreTOV, Monroe Co., pop. 6,460.
Tndiana Vnivmsity; onlv.; state: co-ed.: non-
sect.; est. 1820; William Lowe Bryan.
Ph. D., Pres.
Indiana VniTersity, School of Law; law; co-
ed.; state; est. 1842; Enoch O. Hogate.
LL. D.. Dean.
Indiana Vniyersity, School of Medicine (fresh-
man and sophomore years) ; med. ; rog. ;
co-ed.; Allison Maxwell. M. D.. Dean.
Stenographic Practical Training School; sten.;
co-ed.; est. 1898; Miss Jessie M. Little, i
Prin.
BOBDEH, Clark Co., pop. 300.
BoTden Institute, prep.; co-ed.: non-soct. ; J. '
O. Engleman. Prin.
BBAZIL, Clay Co., pop. 7.786. i
Biasil Bn^eas Vniirersity; bus. and sten.: |
est. 1900; B. A. Manson, B. S.. B. A. i
Pres. '
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Montgomery Co., pop. 0,-
649.
Crawfordsville Business College; bus. and
sten.: A. J. Hall, Pres.
Wabash College; coll.; men; Presb. ; est. IS32;
Rev. George L. Mackintosh, D. D,, Pres.
CTTLVEB, Marshall Co., pop. 605.
Culver Military Academy; military: non-sect.;
Col. A. F. Fleet, Prin.
DANVILLE. Hendricks Co., pop. 1,802.
Central Normal College; normal; private, co-
ed.; G. W. Dunlavy, Pres.
EOE LA OTTO, Noble Co., pop. 50.
Immaculate Conception School; prep.; men;
R. C; Rev. F. P. Faust, Pres.
ELKHABT, Elkhart Co., pop. 15.184.
International Business College; bus. and sten.;
Ira E. Elliott, Manager.
EVANSVILLE. Vandersburg Co.. pop. 50,007.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1850; M. P. Alters, Pres.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus.
aud sten.; John F. Draughon, Pres,
Lockyear's Business College; bus. and sten.;
M. n. Lockyear, Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.: oo-od.; R. C:
est. 1853; Sister Mary Albortine, Prin.
FAIBLAND, Shelby Co., pop. 513.
Manual Training Academy; prep, and man-
ual; non-sect.: co-ed.: B. F. Macklan,
Prin.
FAIBMOITNT, Grant Co., pop. 3,205.
Fairmount Academy and Normal School;
prep.; co-od,; Friends: est. 1884; Leon
L. Tyler. A. B.. LL. B.. Prin.
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INDIANA
INDIANA
FEBDDIAVD, Dn BoU Co., pop. 827.
▲cademy of the ImmacnUte Conception; gills'
boarding; B. C; Sister M. Salesia, O. 8.
B., Prin.
St. Angaetine's Academy; girls' boarding; B.
C; Sister St. Louise, Prio.
FOBT WATVE, AUen Co., pop. 45.115.
Concordia College; coll.; men; Luth.; est.
1830; Bev. Martin Laccke, Director.
Fort Wayne Art School; art; co-ed.; Albert
E. Bolson, Jr., Pres.
Fort Wayne College of Medicine; merged with
Indiana Medical College.
Fort Wayne Consenratory of Music; mnaic;
co-ed.; est. 1871; C. F. W. Meyer: Direc-
tor.
Indiana School for Feeble-Minded Youth;
state; co-ed.: A. E. Carroll, Sapt.
International Business CoUege; bos. and sten.;
T. L. Staples, Pres.
St. Augustine's Academy; girls' boarding: B.
C; est. 1845; Sister St. Louise, Prin.
FBANKLIN, Johnson Co., pop. 4.005.
Franklin College; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1834; Elmer B. Bryan, LL. D., Pres.
OOSHEN, Elkhart Co., pop. 7.810.
Ooshen College; coll.; co-ed.; Mennonlte: N.
B. Byers, B, S., A. M., Pres.
OBEENCASTLE, Putnam Co., 3.661.
De Fauw TIniTersity; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.;
est. 1837; Rev. Edwin Holt Hughes, S. T.
B., D. D., O. T. D., Pres.
HAMMOND, Lake Co., pop. 12,400.
Jones Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1885: Cbas. E. Jones, M. A., Pres.
HANOVEB, Jefferson Co., pop. 377.
Hanover College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1833; Glenn Culbertson, LL. D., Pres:
HTJNIINOTON, Huntington Co., pop. 0.401.
Huntington Business IJniyersity; bus. and
sten.: O. E. Hawkins, Pres.
INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co., pop. 169.104.
Baptist University of Indiana; coll.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1002; James C. Patton, D. D.,
Pn'B., 2225 Groonbrlar Ave.
Bowser Advanced Shorthand School; sten.;
est. 1001; A. A. Bowser, Prin.
Butler College of the IJniyersity of Indian-
apolis; see Inington (suburb of Indian-
apolis).
Central College of Dentistry; dent.; co-ed.;
est. 1807; M. F. Ault, D. D. S., Dean.
School's announcement. — The Central Col-
IcKt; of Dentistry. Indianapolis. Ind., is
duly Incorporated under the state laws
of Indiana. It has received reoogrnitlon
by the State Board of Dental Examiners
and the boards of all other states in
which its diplomas have been presented.
Member of the National Board of Dental
Faculties, and conforms to the require-
ments of that organization. It Is one of
the colleges recommended by the Na-
tional Association of Dental Examiners.
IlaH a complete corps of Instructors and
course of Instruction, both didactical and
clinical. Faculty is complete and com-
posed of experienced lecturers and clin-
icians. The clinical course is excep-
tionally full and flne in all lines. Tbe
tuition fee, $100.00 per term. Gradna-
tion fee, $10.00. For catalogne and other
Information address. Dr. C. A. Bamhlll,
Sec'y. Central College of Dentistry.
Central College of Physicians and BugeoBi;
merged with Indiana Medical CoUege.
Classical School for Oiils; girls' boarding
and day; non-sect.; Miss Anna F. Weaver,
A. M.. Prin.
Eclectic Medical College of ladlAMt; med.;
eclectic; co-ed.; est. 1900; T. M. ColTer,
M. D., Dean.
Indiana-Boston School of Eloo«tioB« Oratoiy
and Dramatic Arts; elo. and or.; est
1879: Mrs. Harriet A. Pnmk, Director.
Indiana Central TIniyersity; coll.; co-ed.; Un.
Breth.; est. 1906; J. T. Boberts, D. D..
Ph. D.. Pres.
Indiana Correspondence College; corresp.;
Robert J. Aley. Ph. D., Prin.
Indiana Dental College, Vniirersity of iBdian-
apolis; dent.: co-ed.: est. 1879; George
E. Hunt. D. D. S., M. D.. Dean.
Indiana Industrial School for Girls; state la-
dust.: Arab L. Montgomery. Snpt.
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Nozmsl
Training School; normal kind.; women;
est. 1882: Mrs. Eliza A. BUker. Prin.
Indiana Law School, Vniirerslty of Indisaap-
olis; law; co-ed.; est. 1894; James A.
Rohbach. A. M., LL. B., Dean.
Indiana Medical CoUege, School of Mediolae
Purdue University; med.; reg.; co-ed.;
est. 1869: Henry Jameson, M. D.. Dean.
Newton Claypool Bldg.
Indiana Veterinary CoUege; ret.; est. 1801;
Ferdinand A. Mueller, V. 8.. Ph. G.. Sec..
810 E. Market St.
Indianapolis Business TTniTsrsity; bus. and
sten.; E. J. Heeb, Sec., When Bldg.
Indixnapolis College of Law; law; co-ed.; est.
1807; E. J. Heeb. Sec.. When Bldg.
Indianapolis Commercial CoUege; bus. and
sten.: A. Bowser. Pros.
Indianapolis Consenratory of Mnsie; mas.;
co-ed.; est. 1897; Edgar M. Gawley, Di-
rector.
Indianapolis Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.: M. E. Nicholson. Pres.
Indianapolis Piano CoUege; music; co-ed.;
James M. Dungan, Director.
John Herron Art Institute ; art; co-ed.; est.
1001: conducted by Art Association of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Addison O. Harris,
Pres.
Knickerbacker Hall; girls' boarding; P. B.;
Miss Julia Ethel Landers, Prin.
Lain Business CoUege: bus., sten. and teleg.;
est. 1904; M. M. Lain, B. S., Pres.
Medical College of Indiana; see Indiana Med-
ical College.
Metropolitan School of Mnsic; music; co-ed.;
est. ISO.'S; Oliver WiUard Pierce, Di-
rector.
National Correspondence Schools; corrpsp. ; C
J. Heeb. Pres.. When Bldg.
National Technical Institute of Indianapo-
lis; tech.: co-ed.; nmi-sect.; Bev. S. C
Dickey. Sec., 118 Monument Place.
Physio-Medical College of Tndisna; med.;
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INDIANA
phyilo-med. ; co-ed.; est. 1873; Dr. 0. T.
Bedford, Dean.
SduMri annoonoemeBt. — Having bought
the building with five acres of ground
formerly owned by Butler University,
the college will hold Its future sessions
in the same. Laboratories complete. Fac-
ulty progressive and thorougUy Physio-
Medical. Well-established and recog-
nised. A four years' course of seven
months each. For information apply to
the Secretary.
St. Agnes Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sister M. Baphael, Prin.
St. John's Academy; girls' boarding; B. 0.;
Sister St. Liguori, PrIn.
St. Joseph's Institnte for Young Men; prep.;
boys: B. C; Brothers of the Sacred
Heart.
St. Mary's Academy and School for Oirls;
girls' boarding; B. C; Sisters of St.
Francis.
St. Patrick's Academy for Oirls; girls* board-
ing: B. C; Sisters of Providence.
St. Patrick's School; prep.; boys; B. 0.; est.
1870: Brother Albert. Prin.
Sanderson School of Practical Business; bus.
and sten.; co-ed.; est. 1900; Laura A.
Sanderson, PrIn., Big Four Bldg.
School for the Endoatioa of the Blind; state;
George S. Wilson, Sup.
School for the Education of Deaf Mutes;,
state; BIchard O. Johnson, Sup.
Shorthand Training School, The; bus. and
sten.; est. 1803; S. H. Bast, Prin., 424
Law Bldg.
Teachers' College of Indianapolis; Bllsa A.
Blaker. Prin.
Tndor Hall: girls' boarding; nmi-sect.; est.
1902; Miss Fredonla Allen, Ph. B., Prin..
1530 N. Meridian St.
University of Indianapolis; comprises the
Medical College of Indiana, Indiana Den-
tal College, IndlaBa Law School at In-
dianapolis and Butler College of Irving-
ton; George B. Hunt, Sec, 131 B. Ohio
St.
Tories' Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1888; A. E. Martin. Prin.
Winona Technical Institute; Trade school;
co-ed.: est. 1908; W. C. Smith, A. B.,
Prin.
IBynrOTOV, Marion Co., pop. 1.799.
Bntler College; colL; co-ed.; Christ.; est.
1855; Thomas C. Howe, A. M., Pres.
JA8PEB, Dubois Co., pop. 1,863.
Jasper College; prep, and bus.; men: B. C;
est. 1800; Bt. Bev. Athanasius, 0. T. B..
D. D., Pres.
JEFFEBSOHYILLE, Clark Co., pop. 11,088.
Indiana Beformatozy, School of Letters; state;
George B. Asboiy, Supt.
KOKOMO. Howard Co., pop. 10,609.
Indiana Buainess College; bus. and sten.; co-
ed.; est. 1902; O. S. Benjamin, Man.
Maplewood School; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
Mrs. Sheridan Cox. Prin.
St. Francis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Francis Lordeman, Prin.
LAFAYETTE, Tippacanoo Co., pop. 18,116.
LaFayette Batinoss College; bos. and sten.;
S. A. Drake, Pres.
LaFayette Free Kindergarten and Industrial
School; est. 1896; Mrs. Jessie Eden Mat-
loclc. Supt.
Purdue University; tech.; co-ed.; state; est.
1874: Winthrop Ellsworth Stone, Ph. D.,
LL. D.. Pres.
Purdue University, School of Pharmacy;
pbar.; men; est. 1886: Arthur L. Green,
Dean.
St. Ignatius Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sister of Providence, Prin.
Union Business College; bus. and sten; S. A.
Drake, Pres.
LAPOBTE, Laporte Co., pop. 7.113.
Art CoUege; pen art; est. 1889; L. J. Mar-
lay, Pres.
St. Boss's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Sister of the Holy Cross, Prin.
LAWBENCEBUBO. Dearborn Co., pop. 4,326.
St. Lawrence Select School; prep.; co-ed.; B.
C: est. 18G7; Rev. J. F. Sonderman,
Pres.
LIMA, La Orange Co., pop. 578.
Howe School; boys' boarding: P. B.; John
n. McKenzle, L. H. D., Prin.
L06ANSP0BT, Caas Co., pop. 16,204.
Holy Angel's Academy; girls' boarding; B.
C; Sister M. Evarista, Superior.
Logansport Business College; bus. and sten.;
Principal.
MADISON, Jefferson Co., pop. 7,835.
Indiana Business College; bus. and sten.; co-
ed.: C. Booth, Prin.
MABION, Grant Co., pop. 18,337.
Marion Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
D. Brunncr, Pres.
Marion Law School; law; co-ed.; est. 1897;
G. L. Henry, Dean.
Marion Normal College; normal; private; co-
ed.: non-sect.; est. 1892; Chauncey W.
Boucher, B. S., Pres.
MEROM, Sullivan Co., pop. 478.
Union Christian College; coll.; co-ed.; Christ.;
est. 1859: G. R. Hammond, Ph. D., Pres.
MICHIGAN CITY, La Porte Co.. pop. 14,860.
Michigan City Business College; bus. and
sten.; co-ed.; Prof. Ewlng, Prin.
St. Mary's High School; prep.: co-ed.; B. C;
Sister Mary Acquinata, Prin.
M00BE8 HILL, Dearborn Co., pop. 338.
Moo res Hill College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1850: Franlc Clare English, D. D., Pres.
MUNCIE, Delaware Co., pop. 20,942.
Indiana Business College: bus. and sten.;
co-ed.: Charles C. Gring. Manager.
Muncie Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
Westbrooli Howard, Pres.
NEW ALBANY, Floyd Co.. pop. 20.928.
New Albany Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1865: H. O. Kcesling, Prin.
St. Mary's Academy; bus. and sten.; Sister
M. Bonaventura, Pres.
NOBTH MANCHESTER, Wabash Co., pop. 2,-
398.
Manchester College; prep.; co-ed.; Ger. Bapt.;
B. M. Crouch, Pres.
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PATT£BSON*S COIiLEQE Aim SOHOQI. DiBEOiroBT
INDIANA
INDIANA
KOTE£ DAMD. St. Jo»p]i Co*» pop. TfiO.
8t. Muf^'i Ac&demy; girls' bonrdlof: R, €.;
Mother M. Paullae, Prtn.
Bcbool'i aaDouueemaDt^ — 8t* Mar^'B College
aaS. Acadsmjt Notre Dame^ tad., one niUe
west of Notre Dmiie UnKersJty* Cop-
ductcd b; the SJflt«T« of the Holj Cron.
CU an I! red 1S&5. Id^al location. National
patroDogc, Tliorcugb EnglEfih, Clusslc&l,
ScleatLlle, aad CotntDercitti Cdtirties. Ad-
vaaced OtiettilHttr. Plinrmacy obcI Modern
Laamiiigefl, aiudeata prepji^rcd for t^ol-
leglate aod Upeclal Couta^j. CkJOfterra-
tof>- of Mufllc and Art Bcbool and well
eiiuLppGd GymnjiRlunt.
UaiTOTJiitr of Notre D&me, coll.; mn^n; E. 0.\
eat. IS42; Ecv, JoliQ Cavaoaugti. O. S. 0,,
D» D.» Preii,
TTniTomity of Notfo Dam^, GoUdto of Fhai-
macj; phsr. ; men; eat. 3SJ>8; 1, V, a.
TJnlTfiTiit7 of Nqtr« Same, La^ Departmfrut;
Juw; Eueu; Wllllflin HoyueBn LL. D., Di'ad,
OAKLAJTD CITY, Oibsoo Co.^ pop 1*901,
OaMaad Cit; OoLle««; prepn; co-cd.; Oer.
BnpC.i W* P, Dearlag, Prla.
OLBElfBtma, Fraaklin Co., P«p. D(S7.
AcKdem^ ef the Inuaacnlata CoucAptioti;
glrW bourtling; tt. C.i Stater M. Veton-
Iqft, Prtn*
FLAIKTIELD, Hsudrfckt Co., pop. e«Q.
Central Acaddoay; prep.; co-ed.; Friends ;
feuf. Coftan, Prln.
IndiaDa Bojt" Sobool; Btate Jnddftt.; B, H.
York: Supt.
Buffar GroTe School; glrla^ board Lngr FrLeods;
Laura B. Steer, Frin.
]PLY110UTH, ManlLall Co., pop. &,0&e.
&L Kichaei'i Ac&d«m7; prep.; boji' baardJox;
R. C; eat. ISTCt; Slater M. Puleherla,
PriD.
RE1ISS£X^£E» J'aipQT Cki.^ pop. 2,431.
flt« Joieph's College L bojs' btmrdlng; B. C;
est, IS&l; Aug. Selfert O. PP. S., &□-
pert or*
BIOHMOHD, W&yns Go,, pop. 18,^20.
Earlliaiii Oi^Ues^; colL; ca-e(|.; Frleoda; eat.
JS4IJ; Robert LlucolD Kelly, Pb. M., PreL
Bickmond Bud net! ColUtfe^ bus. and ateo.;
O. E. Fulghum. Prea,
EOCHESTEH, Fultao Co., pop, 3.421.
Bochestar KothliJ TJnlTeraity; nor. and prt?p.;
co-ed.; non-aect.; WllUnro H. Bonta, Pre*.
ST* MABT'S, Yifo Co.. i>ap. 175,
6t. ICaiy^a of tb» Wooda AcAdaniy; flrli'
board Lng; R. G^; «at. 1S40; Slater &n-
peMor.
ST. MEIKEAS, 8peB0«r 00.^ pop. fi3G.
St. Hflinrad CoU^^q^ ttieor men; B. C; ^t.
1S07; Rt. Rev. A. Schmltt, 0. 8» B.i
Pn?e.
SOITTH BEND, Bt. Joieph Co., pop. 35*M0.
Indiana Institute a&d School &f Mnaia^ girla*
boiirding; tnuiik; est. J&074 Mra. Ltitte
Uakf^r Ociiin, LHrL-L'tor
iDlontatlonal BuiinflBi CoUefo; bni, and Bten.;
eat. 1004; M. D. Piitcrbaugft, MADa(t«r.
St> iJoiopb'a Acadqiny; girls' bcnrdlog; E, 0.;
Slater of tbe Holj- Croaa, Prlo*
South Bend Commercial Colloso: buB, and *
Bteo.: eat. IfMUS; C. A. Arnold and M.
D. Puterbaucbt Prlna.
SPIGELANli, Kenzy Co*, pop, 500.
Spicalandi AQademy; prt^p.; eo-ed. ; Frleods;
Homer n. Cooper, A. SI,, Supt,
TEEEE HA¥TE, Tiffo Co., pop., 3fl,07B.
Brown' a Bntioosa College; bus. and aten.;
eat. 1S62; 0. W. Brown, Pres.
IndiaEU Stato Honaal Scbooh normal; itate;
co-ed.; obe. 1870; Wm. W. Faraona, Prea.
Boae Polytechoio Inatitute; tecb.; men; cat.
1S74; Crtrl Loo Meea, Fh. D.* Prea.
Wabuh Buaioeaa College; bua. and itcu.;
est. iwn; M. K. Akera, Prin.
TIPTON, Tipton Co., pop. 4>0W.
St. Joaepb'i Academr ; girU' boarding; R. C.^ -
Sister Al. OcTtfude, Superior.
UPLAND, Grant Gt>., pop. 1.306.
Bead Theological Btiminarsr^ Tajrlar VniTanitr;
tbeol.; M. E.. eat. ISaij; A. R. Atcnibald.
D. D., Dean.
Tajlor iTniTeraity: coll.; co-ed.; M. U.; «l^
l§iO; Re?. M. Varbliiti*?r, A. M,» D. ».*
Prea.
VALPARAISO, Porter Co., pop. C.260.
Dodge 'a Inatitute of Telegr&pliy; teL; co-ed.;
est. 1S74; Gear^e M. Dodge, Prea.
Polk'i School of Plana Taaing;; (tUno tuDlng;
co-ed.; eat. IOOOl C. C, Polk, Prln»
Yalparaiio Scliool of Fbotcgraphy; photogm-
pby; eat. Hi02; A. 11, Rending, Prbi.
Valparftiao tJniveralty; unlv.; coed.; noti-
aect.; est. 1873; Henry B. Br^nrn, A. ».,
Prea.
Valparaiso UnlToraity, School of Law; law:
co-ed . ; eat . 1S7W ; Mark L. I>i» Mot le.
A. M,. Dfian.
Valpirafao UnlTertity, School of Ph&imacy;
co-ed.; eat, ISOS; J. Kewtni) Roe* Be. D.«
Dean.
YIKCENNEB, Knox Co., pop., 10,240,
8t. Eoae Academ]ft fills' tiotr^lgg; E. C;
Slater St. Gyrllla, Prtn.
Tincennes TTniTeraity; colL; co-ed,; non-a^t,;
est, 1S0«; Hornce Ellla. Pb. D., Prea.
WAfiBlKGTOK, Davieaa Co.; pop. 8*S00.
Bouthem lodi^ana Bnalnesa Colli»r&; bna. and
Bten.; pet, ltK>6; Frin.
WESTFIELD, Hamilton Co.* pop. 4470.
Union High Aoadem; and Bnalneaa Collef«;
bu!'. itnd fltcn,; Irvin Stanlesr, Prea,
WINONA LAKl;, Kosciniko Co,, pop. ll^S.
Winona Academy for Soys; hoyn* board Itii^;
non-at'ct.; cat, 1002; H. E, 0u Bola, A.
M,* Frin.
Winona Agricultiiral Institute; agrL; men:
non-aect; cat. 1002; Rev. J. C, Bn»ekeiii'
ridge. Prln.
Winona Canierratory of Hnaic; non-aecL; co-
ed.; njuHlu' U, W. Owens, Director.
Winona Park School for Young Woman; girta*
iKinrding: nonspct.: est. 1805; M\m Ro»e
M, Clark. M, S,, Prln,
Winona SummeT School; aummer; co-ed.; t«t.
IRf^rj; Rpv. S. C. Dickey, Prea.
Winona Training SchooU P<'ep, ; Co-e^l.; noo-
Bet?t ; H. S. Lebr> Prea.
WQLr LAKE. Noble Co., p«p, 284.
Indnitrial School; prep, and Indaat. ; co-«d.;
Seventh D. Adv.; ERjiworth A. K^tn^
Frio.
IQWA
Population, 2,231,853. School census, 723,347. School age, 5-21.
Iowa is the tenth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of
2,231,853 inhabitants, of whom 2,218,667, or 99.4 per cent, are white. Of this num-
ber 305,782, or 13.7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 2.3 per cent, the state ranking first in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFiCE.
John F. Riggs, Superintendent of Public Instruction Des Moines
J. C. Bennett, Deputy Superintendent Des Moines
BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL EXAMINERS.
John F. Riggs, Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio President.
Des Moines
George E. MacLean, President of State University, ex officio Iowa City
Homer H. Seerley, President of State Normal School, ex officio Cedar Falls
O. J. McManus Council Bluffs
Maria M. Roberts Ames
Z. C. Thornburg Des Moines
Viola H. Schell, Secretary _ Des Moines
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Iowa has no State Text-Book Commission, the question of free, uniform text-
books being optional with the school corporations except in counties having voted
for county uniformity when the county board adopts for the several schools.
STATE TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE.
Hon. John F. Riggs, President, ex officio Des Moines
P. J. ScHROEDER, Secretary Dubuque
F. D. Joseph, Treasurer Manchester
Mrs. Lora Richardson Mount Ayr
J. D. Adams Grundy Center
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
T. T. McCoNNELL, President Cedar Rapids
Adam Pickett, Secretary Mount Ayr
OTHER TEACHER'S ASSOCIATIONS.
Northeastern Iowa Association, Supt. J. E. Vance, President Marion
68 PATTEBSON^ 0OLI.EaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
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Northwestern Iowa Association, W. M. Stevens, President Sioux City
Southwestern Iowa Association, H. H. Savage, President, Denison
Southeastern Iowa Association, H. C. Hollingsworth, Vice-President Albia
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Postofflce. County.
Adair Omer Vandlvier Greenfield 16.196
Adams Clara Taylor Corning 18,601
Allamakee Wilbur L. Peck Waukon 18,711
Appanoose Mrs. S. S. Webster Centervllle 25,927
Audubon Ella M. Stearns Audubon 18,626
Benton J. W. Jones Vinton 25,177
Black Hawk Charles Elliott Waterloo 82.889
Boone R. R. Cobb Boone 28,200
Bremer John T. Remick Waverly 16,205
Buchanan P. C. Arildson Independence 21,427
Buena Vista J. E. Cundy Storm Lake 16.975
Butler Mary Faint Allison 17,956
Calhoun O. E. Hibbs Rockwell City 18,669
Carroll W. J. Barloon Carroll 20.819
Cass Mrs. Bertha A. Johnson.. . .Atlantic 21,274
Cedar Geo. H. Kellogg Tipton 19,871
Cerro Gordo Fred Mahannah Mason City 20,672
Cherokee Kate Logan Cherokee 16.670
Chickasaw Frank JL Conley New Hampton 17,087
Clarke L. C. Smith Osceola 12,440
Clay Mary E. Riley Spencer 18,401
Clayton C. J. Adam Elkader 27,750
Clinton Geo. E. Farrell Clinton 43,882
Crawford F. L. Hoffman Denison 21.685
Dallas R. F. Wood Adel 23,058
Davis H. O. Roland Bloomfield 15,620
Decatur J. W. Long Leon 18,116
Delaware Frank D. Joseph Manchester 15,186
Des Moines Howard A. Mathews Burlington 35,989
Dickinson F» T. Thompkins Spirit Lake 7,995
Dubuque P. J. Schroeder Dubuque 56,408
Emmett Maria Z. Pingrey Estherville 9,986
Fayette R. H. Belknap West Union 29,846
Floyd E. A. Sheldon Charles City 17,764
Franklin S. E. Campbell Hampton 14,996
Fremont Mattie Lee A. LaJr Sidney 18,546
Greene A. J. Obllnger Jefferson 17,820
Grundy J. D. Adams Grundy Center 18,767
Guthrie I. M. Boggs Guthrie Center 18.729
Hamilton . . '. J. M. Holaday Webster City 19,614
Hancock A. M. Deyoe Garner 18,752
Hardin Julia Scurry Eldora 22,784
Harrison D. E. Bralnard Logan 25,697
Henry L. Antrim Mt. Pleasant 20,022
Howard Sarah Brown Cresco 14,612
Humboldt Clarence Messer Humboldt 12.667
Ida Wilson Jones Ida Grove 12,827
Iowa Mark Mullin Mareng^o 14,544
Jackson Hilda Lundin Bellevue 23,615
.Jasper I^ura N. KiUduff Newton 26.976
Jefferson Hessie Buchanan Fairfield 17,487
Johnson Claude M. Miller Iowa City 24.817
Jones Kate Maurice Anamosa 21,954
Keokuk Cap. E. Miller SIgourney 24,979
Kossuth Sid J. Backus Algona 22,720
Lee E. C. Lynn Donnellson 39,719
Linn A. Bruce Alderman Marion 65,892
Ivouisa l^lph R. Hunt Wapello 13,616
Lucas Mr.s. Laura M. R. Gow Cliariton 16,126
Lyon E. T. Gilman Hock Rapids 13.166
Madison Gertrude M. Duff WInterset 17,710
Mahaska Chas. H. Young Oskaloosa 84,278
Marion Josephine Smith Knoxvllle 24,169
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
IOWA
IOWA
County.
Marshall
Mills
Mitchell
Monona
Monroe
Montgomery . .
Muscatine ....
O'Brien
Osceola
Page
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Pocahontas . . .
Polk
Pottawattamie
Poweshiek ....
Ringgold
Sac
Scott
Shelby
Sioux
Story
Tama
Taylor
Union
Van Buren . . .
Wapello
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Webster
Winnebago . . .
Winneshiek
Woodbury ....
Worth
Wright
Superintendent. Postoffice.
Mary B. Hostetter Marshalltown .
W. M. Moore Glen wood
H. E. La Rue Osage
F. E. Lark Onawa ,
Myrta Harlow Albia
Clara Cowgill Red Oak
P. M. Witter Muscatine ,
Nellie Jones Primghar
J. R. Wilson Sibley
Jessie Field Clarinda
Lillie Patton Emmetsburg . .
Geo. C. Countryman LeMars ,
W. P. Jensen Pocahontas . . .
C. E. Akers Des Moines . , . .
E. R. Jackson Council Bluflfs
Estelle Coon Brooklyn
Mrs, Liora L. Richardson . . . Mt. Ayr
Horace C. Coe Sac City . ,
W. D. Wells Davenport . . . .
M. C. Peterson Harlan
F. E. Fuller Orange City . .
I. C. Welty Nevada
D. E. Brown Toledo
E. B. Kuhn Bedford
F. M. Abbott Creston
A. L. Hemlnger Keosauqua . . . .
Emma Nye Ottumwa
J. W. Radebaugh Tndianola
Cora E. Porter Washington . . .
M. Jane Reddick Corydon
E. E. Cavanaugh Fort Dodge . . .
1j. C. Brown Forest City
B. J. Hook Decorah
T. B. Morris Sioux City
O. E. Gunderson North wood . . . .
O. H Benson Clarion
Pop. of
County.
....29.999
16,764
14,916
17,980
17.950
17.803
28,242
....16,985
8,725
....24,187
14,354
22,209
1&,339*
82,624
54,336
....19,414
15,326
....17,639
51,558
17.932
23.337
23,159
24.586
18.784
19,928
17,364
35,426
20,376
20,718
17,491
31,957
12,725
23,731
54.610
10.887
18,227
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
' •: I
ACKWOHTH. Warren Ck>., pop. 134.
Ackworth Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends;
Ada Ellis, Prfn.
AFTOH, TTnioii Co., pop. 1,178.
Afton Vormal and Business College; closed.
ALTOH, Bionx Co., pop. 1,200.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1885; F. J. Bmne. Prin.
AITES, Story Co.. pop. 2.422.
L>wa State College of Agrieolture and Xe-
chanio Arts; agrt. and mech.; state; est.
1868; A. B. Storms. A. M., D. D., Pres.
Iowa State College^ Teterinary Department;
ret.; est. 1^; Albert Boy ton Storms,
111. D.. Pres.
ABCADIA. CartoU Co., pop. 405.
German School; prep.; co-ed.; A. Bemer,
PrIn.
St. John's School; prep.; co-ed.: R. C;
Franciscan Sisters.
A8HT0V, Osceola Co., pop. 513.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
est . 1880; Rev. J. P. Hoffman, Pres.
ATKnre, Benton Co., pop. 200.
Evangelical Lntheran College: prep.: co-ed.;
Bran. TiUth.; Rev. C. A. Krog. Pros.
BLCCICFXELD, Davis Co., pop. 2,300.
Bonthem Iowa Vormal School; nor.; co-ed.;
est. 1874; H. C. Brown, Pres.
BODE, Humboldt Co., pop. 400.
Lutheran High School, closed.
BOOKE, Boone Co., pop. 8.880.
Sacred Heart School; prop.: co-ed.: R. C;
Sister Superior, Prln.
BREDA. Carroll Co., pop. 395.
St. Bernard's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
est. 1880; Rev. G. H. Lnehrmann. Prln.
BURLINGTON. Des Moines Co., pop. 23,201.
Elliott's Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1870: G. W. Elliott, Pres.
First German Evangelical School; prep.: co-
ed.: Evnn. Luth.: Charles Franke. Prln.
Our L&dj of Lourdes Academy; prep.; co-
ed.: R. C. ; est. 1875; Sister M. Gregory,
Superior.
St. Cecilia's Academy; prep.; girls: R. G.;
Sister M. Navies. Superior.
St. John's Parochial School; prep.: co.-ed.;
U. C. : est. 1885: Thos. Rurk. Prln.
CALMAR, Winneshiek Co., pop. 1.003.
St. Aloysius Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.;
Sister M. Ursula. Superior.
CARROLL, Carroll Co., pop. 2.882.
Mt. Carmel Academy; prep.: co-ed.: R. C.;
Sister M. Adolphlno. Superior.
St. Joseph's School; prep.: co-ed.: R. C.;
Franciscan Sisters.
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PATTERSON'S COIXEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
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IOWA
St. Peter's and St. Paul's School; prep; co-
ed.; R. 0.; Sister Superior
CASCADE, Dubuque Co., pop. 1.206.
St. Martlii's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Rev. L.
Roche, Prin.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Rev. J. B. Alberts, Pres.
CEDAR PALLS, Black Hawk Co.. pop. 6,819.
Iowa State Hormal School; normal; state; co-
ed.; est. 1876; Homer H. Seerley. B. Ph.,
LL. D., Pres.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co., pop. 2.'S.(Vr>n.
. Cedar Rapids Business College: bus. and
Rtcn.; est. 1879; Austin N. Palmer, Pres.
Coe College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 1881;
W. Wllberforce Smith. LL. D.. Pres.
Inter-State Schools; bus., nor. and civil serv-
ice; est. 1805; W. L. Hoff, Pres.
School's announcement. — We prepare ap-
plicants by mail for teacbinff and com-
mercial pursuits, also for the entrance
examination for all positions coming un-
der the classifled Civil Service, making a
specialty of the Railway Mall. Postal
and Custom House branches of the Serv-
ice. Our students have formed the habit
of securing the highest grades and re-
ceiving the first appointments in nearly
every state.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.: R. C;
Sister Mnry Agatha, Superior.
CHARLES CITY, Floyd Co., pop. 4.227.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception: prep.;
ro-ed.; R. C; est. IROO; J. J. Gnrlaiid,
PrIn.
Charles City College: coll.: co-ed.: M. E.;
est. 1801; P. E. Hirsch. D. D., Pres.
CHARLOTTE, Clinton Co., pop. 260.
Oerman Lutheran Parochial School: prep.: co-
ed.; Evan. Luth. ; Rev. H. Neimand. Prin.
CHARITON, Lucas Co.. pop. 3.089.
Blackburn's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Rev.
Backbum. Prin.
Chariton Commercial College: bus. and sten.;
est. 1004; J. W. 0'Br>an. Prop.
CHARTER OAK. Crawford Co.. pop. 820.
Oerman Parochial School: prep.: co-ed.; Luth.;
Rev. A. Amstein. Prin.
CLARE. Webster Co., pop. 374.
St. Matthew's School: prep.: eo-ed. ; R. C;
est. 1802; Rev. Matthew Darcy, Prin.
CLARENCE. Cedar Co.. pop. 676.
Oerman Evangelical St. John's School; prep.;
eo-e<l.; Evan. Luth.: C. Schnlmelstrat,
Prin.
CLINTON. Clinton Co.. pop. 22,608.
Clinton Business College; bus. and sten.: B.
J. Heflin. Prt»s.
Oerman Lutheran Parochial School: pri>p.: co-
e<l.: Evan. Luth.; P. Melchert. Prin.
Mount St. Clare Academy: girls' boarding:
R. r.; est. 1803: Sister M. Paul. Superior.
Sacred Heart Academy: prep.; co-ed.; R. C.;
Sister M. Monica. Suiierior.
St. Mary's School: prep-: eo-ed.: R. C. : Sis-
ter Mary Justn. Prin.
St. Patrick's Academy: prep.: co-ed.: R. 0.;
est. 1801; Rev. J. A. Murray. Prin.
Wartborf OoUege; coll.: men; Loth.; cut
1868; J. Pritschcl, Pres.
COLLEGE SPRDTOS, Pace Co., pop. 693.
Amity College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1872; Rev. R. T. CampbeU. D. D., Pres.
CORNING, Adams Co., pop. 2.146.
Coming Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1886; P. H. Currens. M. A.. Prin.
COUNCIL BL1TFFS, Pottawattamie Co., pop.
26,802.
St. Francis Academy; girls* boarding; B. C;
Sister Mary Chlonla, Prin.
St. Peter's School; prep.; boys; R. C: est
1888; Rev. P. Herman, Prin.
Western Iowa Business Oolleffs; bos. and
sten.; R. E. Wiatt, Pres.
CRESCO, Howard Co., pop. 2,806.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; R. C: Sister
Boniface, Superior.
School of the Assumption; prep.: R. C; Sis-
ter Enthalia, Superior.
D ANBURY, Woodbury Co., pop. 480.
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1887; Rev. T. Meagben. Pres.
DAVENPORT. Scott Co., pop. 86.254.
Academy of Immaculate Oonoeption; in«p.:
R. C; Sister Mary Bdltba, Superior.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. E. Gustus, Snpt.
Davenport Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Alwil O. M. Mueller, Prin.
Duncan's Davenport Business Oolleffs: bos.
and sten.: est. 1866; J. C. Duncan, Prin.
German-English School; prep.; co-ed.; J. C.
Pullmer, Prin.
. . German-Lutheran Zion School ; prep. : co-ed. :
Luth.: Paul J. Bunge. Pres.
Jones' National School of Anotionoering and
Oratory: men: est. 1004; Col. Carey M.
Jones. Pres.
Sacred Heart Cathedral School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C: J. T. A. Flanagan. Prin.
St. Ambrose College; boys* boarding: R. C;
est. 188.') ; Rev. Wm. Shannahan, Prin.
St. Anthony's School: prep.; co-ed.: R. C;
est. 1853: Sisters of Charity.
St. Katherine's School; girls* boarding: P.
K.: est. 1884; Sister Esther. C. 8. M.,
Prin.
DECORAH. Winneshiek Co., pop. 3.246.
Decorah Institute: prep.; co-od.: non-sect.:
Mrs. J. Breckinridge. Prin.
Immaculate Conception Academy; prep.: co-
ed.: R. C: Sister .Mary Clare, Superior.
Luther College; coll.; men: Luth.; est. 1861;
Rev. C. K. Preus. B. A.. Pres.
Valder Business and Normal School: bus. and
nor: co-ed.: non-sect.; est. 1888; C. H.
Vnlder. Prin.
DENISON. Crawford Co., pop. 2.771.
Denison Normal and Business College; nor-
mal: private; co-ed.: est. 1803: W. C.
Van Ness. \. M., Pres.
German Parochial School: prep.: co-ed.:
Evan, Luth.: J. Ililgendorf. Prin.
St. Rose Academy: pn>p. ; eo-ed.: R. C: Rev.
P. J. Parrelly. Pres.
IOWA
DEZTMASX, Lee Go., pap. 273.
Huunftrk Acftdemy; pn?p.: cofta ' Con^.t eat.
1843: Robert L, BaiM. A. B,, Prln.
DES MOIHES. Folk Co,, pop. 62na&,
Ac^d«mr of tho VUltition; prep.; co-e<l.; B.
r.; Pat her NngPiit. Prvp,
CaiiltAl City Commercial CollasQ? hna, HOft
tifn,; *.st. 1894; B. F*, WflltomB. Trw.
Cipttft] City Tsle^Rph InatltutA: tel. anil
com." est, 1001; P*. Ij. Meyer. Mgr, 613
t^ocnst St.
01urk«^t Scbooh prep.: coed*: nonwct.:
D«» Itofnei Ootle^is: coll.; eo-ed.t Bapt.j eit.
tSflTK Ivtirnn p. Oflhrtrn, Ph. D.. Dean.
B(tft Jfoinot Collars of Deutftl Sur^flTy^ DiiJka
^olT«raii7i rlent. ; coe^l.: pst. 1808; Fred-
fHck KT>ntt, p. t). S., Dean.
Du Voiiiev Muite^l Gollere; miiBli?: co-ed.:
W L Rjirfcll, Director.
I>eK KoineB School of Ontoiy tmd Bufflfih;
elcj : Emmn C. Pngh, Piln.
Dr&ks UnivenltTt nnU.: co-ed-: Ttidr^pcndCDt;
ppt.t lS81r mil McClellnnd Bdl. A. W.,
LL. D., Pres,
Jirmkit ITniTonityt OoUofo of Medtclno; med.;
fee-: co-ed,: nt. ISSfl: Dattd S. Falr-
thlld. M. D,. Deao.
Dtvlce UidTertltT, OoUeffa of tho Bfble; Cheol.i
ft^ed.: Cbrt«t: Alfrcf) Mnrtru Hnr^ard.
A. 1f.« Dean.
EBai Ooaurrftiory of Hqsk: mui*: rat. 189T;
Kin 11 Knnii, Dfrf?cTnr.
Onnd Viow ColleBr«; prop.: coed.t Lath.t
f^t. tROr»: Benfaic): Nordi^ntn f t Pn>n.
Htrmand F*rk GoUefe; nor.; prtvufe. ; e»t.
tM^: O n, Lflflffwell. Fre»-
HijhUnd Puk CoHeffe of Phi.rni»cyr phw,;
oo ed : f^sf, IROO: Shormnn H. Macy, DeuL
filfklLDd Park CoUo^o of Lkw; Inw: oo-ed*:
Mt 1808: John T PlUc, TX. D., T>e»n.
HokaBidmk-OiirppDter School of Emli Aiming ;
emhaltntiifr: foed.: est. 1881: Wto. S.
Canwntffr M. P.. Prcif.
Holra» Optical Collaffo: ophthHltaclo^y* eo-
p^.: iitt, IftUS: Harry P, ITolmea, Opii. P.. i
Prcff
Iowa Bmmeaa ColI«re; bnn. and stei).; eat.
ISjflS: CharlQii PiiBcnti MeOrcgor, Prea.
tow& Call are of Lmw. Drako ¥tdv«ralty; law; >
roiMl.; (VRt. iSTrV; Gheatcf C. CoIp, LL. D,.
D«BP.
tova^ CoU^Nfe of Fhann&cy, Drake Uni¥eritty;
phiar: co-ed.; est, 1883; Wm. FtteTrnaon,
P1^^tl.
Peoples* Comino [trial ajid Bowen BnaliieBa
OoU«tra: hn». and aten. : B. W. Bowen,
Pre«.
Buifrok School of Maiio: niiiu. ; roe^T,; eaf,
19fW' e»nH W. S. Bnifrok. Director.
etill Cftllefv of Oaleopathy; oateop.t co-ed.
eat. lSft9; C B. Thorn psoa, A. M., P. O.,
Ptw.
St. AmVoiO Academy f pru^p.i e<3-Fd.: B. C.;
S^ittiT M. Olvrnpfn, Superior,
fit. JofAph'a Acadomr; ^lrl»' hoarding; E. C-
S later .Sniierlor.
DE WITT, Clinton Co., pop, t.SfiS.
St. Jof«iph'B Academy: prep.: eived,; R. O.r
^\Mt'T M Tcrean, Snpfrlor,
DEXTEE. I>allaj Co., pop. 7WS.
i>exteT Vormal Sckool; nonnal; ata£ei: CQ-fd.l
A. Q. SmlTb, Pre«.
DOU0HEBTY, Cem Qoido Co.t pop^ 12ft«
St. Bfttrlok'a School; prep.; co-ed,; B. C. ;
Slater Mai^ l^eTlnp. Saperlor.
DUBUftlTE, Dubuque Co., pop. 36,37,
Academy of the Holy Bhoat; prep.; co-ed. r
R. r.; RIfltcr M. Abondin, Superior.
Academy of the Tljltatlou; flrla* boarding;
R. C; Sister M. AloTata Fabertr, PHfi.
Baylese Buaineaa Coltofe; bus. and iten.; eat.
1858; a Bayteaa, A. Bi.. Pr«.
Cutler BualDeoa Scliool;: bua. and aten. : Mrai.
Idil M. Catler. Prln.
Oormaii Thaolofical BmliTtertaji Seminary i
theol.: meh: Pr^sb,; rat ia'i2t Rev. Wll
It am Otla Rnaton. D. p.. pcaa.
Mt. St. Joaeph GolleE« ^nd Academy; gltim*
tmarrtlnE: R T/: Slater of Charity. B.
St. Columlikiiri. Academy; i>rep. ; co-ed.; B.
0; Rev. J R. Tog^arty. Prtn.
St, Joieph^B Academy; prep,; glrta; B, 0*i
STptprs of Oh a Pity.
St. Joieph'a College; coll.; men; B. O.; eat,
18T3: Rev. Pnnlcl M. Gorman, Prea.
St. Vary'a Academy; prep.; eo-ed.; B. 0.;
i^flt, ISTfi: Mother Coleta, Prln.
St. Patrick*! Academy: pft'p.: eo-efl.; B, 0.;
Ri^v, John Hnlpln. prea,
at. Paiiri ET&nfelical Lutkerao Sohooi; prep.t
fo-ed, : Evjvn, IM%. : Rev. BiiftBe, Prln,
St, Raphael's Academy; prep,; coedl*; R. C;
Rev. .T. J. Toomey, Prln.
Warthurr Theoldrieal SemtnaTj; thf^oL: men:
Evan, Ltith-: v>it, ia*?4; Pnif. M. Fritgchel.
A. M,, Pppa.
DYERS VIXLE, Putuqme Co., pop. t,S23.
St. pTAncIi Academy:: prpp.; t^o-ed.; R. C;
Rev, .T, W. Hi'f^r, Prpa.
EAGLE GROin, Wrlfht Co., pop. a.5«T.
Sacred Heart School: prep.: co-ed. t B. C;
Rev. John J. 13 art and ^ prea.
EXKADEB, Clayton Oom pop, t,S21,
St* Jotoph'a School: prep.t t^o-ed.: J. F. Bully,
Prln.
ELK HGRK. Shelby Co.. pop. 150.
Elk Horn Lutheran Opltafe? prep,r co-ed.;
Ki'rtnir. Liith.; eat IS78? Be*. Th. N.
.Trr^nd, Pf^b,
EHKETSBTJRG, Palo Alto Co.. pop. 2,Sai.
St. Mary* a Gollese; prep,; co-ed,; R. 0,t
fliater M. Emily. Saperlw.
EPWOSTH. Dnbuqae Co.* pop. MS.
Epworth Seminary; prpp, ; co-cd.; M. EJ.; eat.
IHfvT: Rev. H. R. Pe Bra. A. M,, Pre*.
FAIRFIELP. Je^enon Co.. pop. ■l.flW).
FaJrfloId Academy; pfep.; CO-ed.: R, A. Hark-
nPHs, Prtn*
Panout Collect coll.: co-ed.; Prefh,; eat.
1870; Wltlli Kdwarda Parsflna* D. D.,
Pm.
FAIRBABS, Buchanan Co.t poo, 724,
AeadeEny of the Immaotilate Conceptlott; prpip,;
rnnri.t R. C; Father W, P, Donnhciii,
Prea»
St. Jchu'B Lntherao School; prep.; co-ed. l e«t,
IStM); Auf. Boeber, Prln.
72
PATTEBSOira COLZJBGE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
IOWA
IOWA
FABLEY, Dvbnqne Co., pop. 613.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sister M. Francis. Superior.
FATETTE, Fayette Co.; pop. 1,316.
Upper Iowa TJniyersity, coll.; co-ed.; M. B.;
est. 1857: William Arnold Shanklln. D.
D., LL. D., Pres.
FE8TIVA, Winneshiek Co., pop. 141.
St. Xsjy's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Rev. Aug. Sauter, Pres.
FOREST CITY, Winnebago Co., pop. 1,758.
Walford Lutheran College; prep.; co-ed.;
Luth.; L. W. Boe, Pres.
FORT DODGE, Webster Co., pop. 12.162.
Corpus Cbristi Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sisters of Charity.
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1901; Sr. M. Cyprian, Prin.
St. Paul's Lutheran School; prep.; co-ed.;
Luth.: H. Bergman. Prln.
Tobin College; prep, and bus.; co-cd.: non-
sect.: est. 1801: C. V. Plndlay, Pres.
FT. XADISOH, Lee Co.. pop. 9.278.
Johnson's Business College; bus. and sten.;
N. Johnsim. Prin.
OILBERTSVILLE, Black Hawk Co., pop. 262.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception; prep.;
co-ed.; R. C; Rev. John Nemmers, Pres.
6LIDDEN, Carroll Co., pop. 733.
German School; prop.; co-ed.; A. Mueller,
Prin.
GRAND JUNCTION, Greene Co., pop. 1.113.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1888; Rev. P. C. Kinney, Pres.
GRINNELL, Poweshiek Co., pop. 3,860.
Iowa College: coll.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1848; J. H. T. Main. Ph. D., Pros.
GUTTENBERG, Clajrton Co., pop. 1.620.
St. Mary's School: prep.; co-ed.; R. C; J. H.
Bronkman. Prin.
HALBUR, Carroll Co.
St. Augustine's School; prep.; co-ed.; est.
1901; J. Banimber, Prln.
HARPER, KeoKuk Co., pop. 300.
St. Elisabeth's School; prep.; co-ed.; est.
1883; H. Grothe. Prin.
HAVERHILL. Marshall Co., pop. 85.
St. Mary's Institute; prep.: co-ed.: R. C;
Rev. J. M. Schlneter. Pres.
HAWARDEN. Sioux Co., pop. 1.082.
St. Anthony's School: girls' boarding: R. C;
Sisters of St. Francis.
HOPKINTON, Delaware Co., pop. 767.
Lenox College: coll.: co-ed.; Presb.: est. \9SIQ;
Rev. K. E. Reed. D. D., Pres.
HUMBOLDT, Humboldt Co., pop. 1.474.
Humboldt College; normal; private: co-ed.;
est. 1805: J. P. Peterson. A. M., Pres.
INDEPENDENCE, Buchanan Co., pop. 3.056.
Notre Dame Seminary; prep.: co-cd.; R. C;
est. 1800; P. O. Dowd. Pros.
St. Joseph's Parochial School; prep.: boys;
R. C: Pntlipr W. J. Welnck. Prln,
INDIANOLA, Warren Co., pop. 3.261.
Simpson College; coll.: co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1867: Cbas. Bldred Shelton, A. M., LL.
D., Pres.
IOWA CITY, Johnson Co., pop. '7,967.
Iowa City Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. A. Willis, M. A.. Prin.
St. Agatha's Seminary; prep.; R. C; SlBtera
of Charity.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est.
1892; Rev, A. J. Schnlte. Prin.
State Uniyersity of Iowa; nnlv,; state; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1847; George B. MacLeao,
Ph. D.. LL. D.. Pres.
State University of Iowa, College of Dsntist*
ry; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1880; William 8.
Hosford. D. D. S.. Dean.
State University of Iowa, College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine; med.; homoop.; co-ed.;
est. 1877; George Royal, M. D., Dean.
State University of Iowa, College of Law;
law; co-ed.; est. 1868; Charles N. Greg-
ory. A. M., LL. D., Dean.
State University of ^owa. College of Medi-
cine; med.: reg.: co-ed.; est. 1870: J. R.
Guthrie. A. M., M. D.. Dean.
State University of Iowa, Department of Phar-
macy; phar.: co-ed.; est. 1885; Wilber J.
Teeters, Acting Dean.
State University of Iowa, School of Applied
Science; tech.: state: co-ed.; Laenas O.
Weld, B. S., M. A., Director.
State University of Iowa, Summer School foi
Library Training; library science; co-ed.;
est. 1900; George E. MacLean, Pres.
University Business College; bus. and sten.;
Elizabeth Irish, Prln.
IOWA FALLS, Hardin Co.. pop. 2.840.
Ellsworth College; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1800: J. F. Meyer. Pres.
JEWELL. Hamilton Co., pop. 947.
Jewell Lutheran College; prep.; co-ed.; Loth.;
est. 1803; N. J. Lohre. B. L., Pres.
KEOKUK, Lee Co., pop. 14.041.
Keokuk Business Institute; bus. and sten.; M.
J. Mallery. Pres.
Keokuk College of Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.;
est. 1000; O. D. Walker. M. D., Dean.
Keokuk Dental College; dent.; co-ed.; est.
1897: B. C. ITInkley. D. D. 8.. Dean.
Keokuk Medical College, College of physioiaiis
and Surgeons; med.; reg.; co-ed.: est.
1840; Geo. F. Jenkins. A. M.. M. D.,
Dean.
St. Vincent's Academy; girls* boarding; R. C;
Sister Irene, Prin.
Y. M. C. A. High School: tech. and bns.:
men; est. 1808: W. A. Scott, Sec.
LACONA, Warren Co., pop. 542.
St. Joseph's School: prep.: co-ed.; R. C; est.
1005: J. A. RauBger, Prln.
LAMONI. Decatur Co.. pop. 1.540.
Graceland College: coll.: co-ed.; L. D. 8.; est.
1805: Rollnnd M. Stewart. B. A.. Pres.
LAWLER, Chickasaw Co.. pop. 646.
Mt. Carmel Parochial School; prep.; co-ed.;
Rov. Garrahan. Prin.
LEGRAND. Marshall Co., pop. 408.
Friends' Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Friends; J.
II. Ilndley. Prln.
Palmer College: coll.: co-ed.: Christ.; est.
IRSO; Carl Snmmerl)ell. Pres.
LEMARS, Plymouth Co.. pop. 4,146.
OF THE X7KITED STATES AND CANADA.
73
IOWA
IOWA
St. Joseph*! Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Rer. Faneratein. Pxin.
Western TTnion Ctollere; normal; private; co-
ed.; Charles C. Paling, Ph. B.. Ph. D.,
Pres.
LOWDEH, Cedar Co., pop. 544.
German-English Lntheran School; prep.; co-
ed.: Lath.; W. Schmidt. Prin.
Evangelical Zion*s School; prep.; co-ed.;
Evan. Lath.; F. Weming, Prin.
LYONS. Snbnrh of Clinton.
Onr Lady of Angels* Seminary; girls* board-
ing; R. C: est. 1872; Sisters of Charity
of the B. V. M.
St. Boniface Academy; prep.: co-od. : R. C;
est. 1864: Rev. Joseph M. Fritz. Prin.
MALLARD, Palo Alto Co., pop. 292.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; oo-cd.: R. C;
Sister M. Jerome. Superior.
MAHCHESTER. Delaware Co., pop. 2.887.
St. Xavier's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1891: Sister M. Andrews, Superior.
MANILLA, Crawford Co., pop. 773.
(}«rman Parochial School; prep.: co-ed.; Evan.
Luth.; Rev. C. A. Krog. Prin.
MARCTTS, Cherokee Co., pop. 718.
Loretto Academy; prep.; co-ed»; R. C; est.
1892; Sister M. Bemardine. Prin.
MARION. Linn Co., pop. 4.102.
Sacred Heart Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sisters of Mercy.
St. Berchman's Senadnary; boys* boarding; R.
C: est. 1895; Sister Mary Llgonri, Su-
perior.
MARSHALLTOWN, Marshall Co., pop. 11.544.
Central Iowa Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1890; W. H. GHbert, Prin.
St. Marsr's Institute; bus. and sten.; Mother
M. Frances, Pres.
MASON CITY« Cerro Oordo Co., pop. 6.746.
Iowa Normal and Business GoUege; nor. and
bus.: H. J. Knapp. Pres.
National Memorial TTniversity; coll.: co-ed.;
G. A. R. ; est. 1900; Walter J. Patton. D.
D., Pre*.
St. Francis Academy; prep.; R. C: Rev. Dean
Carolan.
Toland's Business TTniTersity; bus. and sten.;
L. A. Toland. Pres.
METER, MitcheU Co., pop. 11.
Sacred Heart School; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1901; J. Wlrte, Prin.
MOITNT PLEASANT, Henry Co., pop. 4.100.
German College; coll.; co-ed.: M. E.: est.
1873; Edwin S. Havighorst. Pres.
Howe's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1844; S. C. Howe. M. S., Prin.
Iowa Wesleyan University; coll.; co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1844; John W. Hancher, A. M.,
Pres.
Mt. Pleasant Academy; prep.; co-cd.; L. An*
trim. Prin.
MOITNT VERNON, Linn Co., pop. 1,029.
Cornell College; coll.; co-ed.: 'M. E.; est.
1857; Rev. Wm. F. King. D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
MUSCATINE, Muscatine Co., pop. 14.073.
Leverich Normal School: nor.; private; co-ed.;
R. W. leverich. Prin.
Muscatine Business College: bus. and sten.;
est. 1882: W. D. Peck. Pres.
St. Mary's Academy: girls: prep.; R. C;
Sister Hyacinth. Superior.
St. Mathias Academy; prep.: R. C. : est 1854;
M. Fellcitas. Prin.
NEOLA, Pottawattamie Co.. pop. 1.000.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis-
ter Superior.
NEWHALL, Benton Co., pop. 100.
Evangelical Lutheran College; prop.; co-ed.;
Evan. Lnth.; Rev, G. A. Matthaidess,
Pres.
NEW HAMPTON, Chickasaw Co., pop. 2.339.
New Hampton Normal School; nor.: private;
co-ed.; T. J. Wormley, Prin.
St. Mary*8 Parochial School; prep.; co-od.;
R. r.: R. H. Forkenbrock. Prin.
NEW HAVEN. Mitchell Co., pop. 50.
St. Mary*s Academy: prep.; co-od.: R. C;
Father Borry. Prin.
NEW PROVIDENCE, Hardin Co., pop. 268.
New Providence Academy; prop.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1870; A. F. Stylos. Prin.
NEWTON, Jasper Co.. pop. 3.082.
Newton Normal College; normal: private; co-
ed.; G. W. Wormloy. Pros.
NEW VIENNA, Dubuque Co., pop. 245.
St. Boniface Academy; prop.: rood.: R. C;
Rev. T. W. Pape. Prin.
NORA SPRINGS. Floyd Co., pop. 1.200.
Nora Springs Seminary; prop.: co-od.; Frlonds;
est. 1802: E. F. Fisher, Prin.
NORTH WASHINGTON, Chickasaw Co., pop.
200.
North Washington Parochial School: prop.; ca
od.: J. B. Probst, Prin.
NORWAY. Benton Co., pop. 5.^3.
St. Michaers School; prep.; co-od.: Rov. Jo-
soph Droxlor. Prin.
ORANGE CITY, Sioux Co., pop. 1.457.
Northwestern Classical Academy: prep.: co-
ed.: Reformed: est. 1882: Rov. J. F.
ITunstrn. A. M., Prin.
OSAGE, Mitchell Co., pop. 2.7.34.
Cedar Valley Seminary; prop.: oo-od.; Bapt.;
est. 1802; George Afllton Potter. A. M.,
Prin.
08KAL008A. Mahaska Co.. pop. 0.212.
Oskaloosa Business College; bns. and Bton.;
B. A. Wright, Proa.
Penn College: coll.: co-od.: Friends: est. 1873:
A. Rosonberffor. A. B., LL. B.. Pros.
OSSIAN, Winneshiek Co., pop. 070.
St. Friends de Sale's Academy; prep.: oo-od.;
R. C; Sister M. nildegard, Superior.
OTTTJMWA, Wapello Co., pop. 18,197.
Ottumwa Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1889: J. W. O'Bryan. Proa.
St. Joseph's Academy; prop.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Mother Superior.
PAULLINA, O'Brien Co., pop. 700.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran School; prep.;
co-ed.: eat. 1880: H. G. Nuoffer. Prin.
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PATTERSONS COIXEGE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
IOWA
IOWA
VELUl, Marion Go., pop. 2,623.
Central TIniyersity of Iowa.; coll.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1853; L. A. Garrison, D. D.,
Pres.
PEKHY, Dallas Co.. pop. 3.086.
Perry Normal College; normal; private; co-
ed.; est. 1892; C. Durant Jones, Pres.; H.
M. Campbell, Prln.
PLEASANT PLAIN, Jefferson Co., pop. 280.
Pleasant Plain Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends; R. H. Williams. B. S.. P.-ln.
PBOTIYINE, Howard Co., pop. 136.
Holy Trinity Catholic School; prep.; R. C;
Rev. Francis Urba, Pres.
BEMSEN, Plymouth Co., pop. 835.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
RIVERSIDE, Washin^on Co., pop. 098.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis-
ter Mary Delphine, Superior.
ROCKWELL, Cerro Oordo Co., pop. 830.
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est.
1900; Sister M. Josepba, Superior.
SAC CITY, Sac Co., pop. 2,079.
Sao City Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; O.
W. Lee, A. B., Prin.
ST. ANSOAR, Mitchell Co., pop. 608.
St. Ansffar Seminary; prep.; Lnth.; co-ed.;
est. 1878; Geo. W. Mohn, A. B., Pres.
SALEM, Henry Co., pop. 548.
Whittier College; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; est.
1867: Louis T. Hill, Prin.
SALIX, Woodbury Co., pop. 387.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. G. ;
est. 1892; Rev. J. A. Griffin, Prin.
SHENANDOAH, Page Co., pop. 8.673.
Western Normal College; normal; private: co-
ed.; est. 1882: J. M. Hussey, M. S., Pres.
SIOUX CIT7, Woodbury Co., pop. 33,111.
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.;
G. W. Brown, Jr., Pres.
Epiphany Academy: prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; est.
1882; Sr. M. Emetta, Superior.
Momingside College; coll.: co-ed.: M. E.; est.
1894; W. S. Lewis, D. D., Pres.
National Business Training School; bus. and
sten.: est. 1902; W. A. Barrett. Mgr.
St. Boniface's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Theomllla, Superior.
St, Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Edmlda, Superior.
Sioux City College of Medicine; med.; ro|?.;
co-ed.; est. 1889: J. N. Warren, M. D.,
Dean.
SPENCER, Clay Co.. pop. 3.095.
Spencer Business Vniyersity; bus. and sten.;
non-sect.; est. 1903: R. R. Stuart, Pres.
Toland's Business College; bus. and sten.;
L. A. Toland. Prin.
SPILYILLE, Winneshiek Co., pop. 3.')6.
St. Peter's School; prep.: co-ed.: R. C.: est.
1901: Sister M. Loretto. Prin.
STORM LAKE, Buena Vista Co., pop. 2.109.
Buena Vista College; coll.; co-ed.: Presb.;
est. 1801; Rev. Robert L. Campbell. D.
D., Pres.
TABOB, Fremont Co., pop. 984.
Tabor College; coll.: co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1866;
George Norton Ellis, A. M., Pret.
TAMA, Tama Co., pop. 2,780.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; est
1895; Sister M. Margaret, Prin.
St. Wenoelan's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B.
C.; Rev. John P. Bro. Pres.
TEMPLETON, CarroU Co., pop. 821.
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; eat.
1884; Very Rev. B. A. Scholte. V. F..
Prin.
TOLEDO, Tama Co., pop. 1,941.
Leander Clark College; nor.; bus. and sten.;
U. B.; est. 1856; Gyms J. Kephart, A.
M.. D. D., Pres.
Sac and Fox Industrial School; Government In-
dustrial School for Indians; O. J. Green,
Supt.
Western College; coll.; co-ed.; U. B.: est
1856; Rev. L. Bookwalter. A. Bl . D. D..
Pres.
VAIL, Crawford Co., pop. 578.
St. Ann's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Rev. James Murphy, Pres.
VAN HORNE, Benton Co., pop. 484.
German Eyangelical Zion's School; prep.; co-
ed.; Luth.; est. 1877; G. A. Mantraider,
Prin.
VICTOB, Iowa Co., pop. 700.
St. John's School; prep.; co-ed.; Otto Kits-
man, Prin.
VINTON, Benton Co., pop. 3.409.
Iowa College for Blind; Indnst.; sta^e; co-
ed.; est. 1852; J. E. Vance, Prin.
Tilford Collegiate Academy; prep.: co-ed.:
non-sect.; est. 1871; Thomas F. Tobln.
A. M.. Prin.
WASHINGTON, Washington Co., pop. 4.642.
St. James' School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sisters
of Charity.
WATEBLOO, Black Hawk Co., pop. 12.580.
Academy of Our Lady of Victory ; prep.; &>-
ed.; R. C; Rev. M. Cooney, Pres.
Waterloo Business College: bus. and sten.;
est. 1894; A. F. Harvey, Pres.
WATTKON, Allamakee Co., pop. 2,153.
St Patrick's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est
1883: Rev. P. Walsh, Prin.
Waukon Business College and Normal School;
..normal; private; co-ed.; W. S. Peck, Pres.
WAVEBLT, Bremer Co., pop. 8,177.
St. Bernard School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; Sis-
ter M. Ignatla. Prin.
Wartburg Teachers' Seminary and Academy;
prep.: co-ed.; Evan. Lnth.; est. 1879; Bev.
J. Lutz, Director.
WEST BEND, Palo Alto Co., pop. 638.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister M. Romana, Superior.
WESTBBANCH, Cedar Co., pop. 017.
Friends' Boarding School; prep.; co-ed.:
Friends: Howard T. Jones, Prin.
Scattergood Seminary; prep.: co-ed.; Friends:
Edmund S. Smith, Supt.
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IOWA
WEarr BXTRLnrOTOir, Dm ICoinet Co., pop.
1.244.
St. ]Kar7's Parochial School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; est. 1886; Anthony H. Schoeningb,
Prln.
WEST OATE, Fayette Co., pop. 360.
German Lutheran School; prep.; co-ed.; Lnth.;
est. 1885: R. Uhlmann, Prln.
WOODBIKE, Harrison Co., pop. 1,255.
Woodbine Kormal School; normal; state; co-
ed.; M. A. Reed and H. A. Kinney. Prlns.
WOBTHINOTOK. Dubuque Co., pop. 288.
St. Paul's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Worlieth, Superior.
KANSAS
Population, 1,642,000. School census, 508,870. School age, 5-21.
Kansas is the twenty-second state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,642,000 inhabitants, of whom 1,416,319, or 96.3 per cent are white.
Of this number 126,577, or 8.6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 2,9 per cent, the state ranking third in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
E. T. Fairchild, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Topeka
C. C. Starr, Assistant State Superintendent Topeka
O. V. Henderson, Bond Clerk Topeka
Helen E. Eastman, Statistician Topeka
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
E. T. Fairchild, State Superintendent, Chairman of Board Topeka
Joseph H. Hill, President of State Normal School Emporia
Frank Strong, Chancellor of State University Lawrence
E. R. Nichols, President of State Agricultural College Manhattan
W. S. Heusner, Supt. City Schools Junction City
C. E. Rarick, County Superintendent Rooks County Stockton
O. G. Mark HAM, Professor Latin, Baker University Baldwin
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
C. E. Denton, Secretary of State, President Topeka
E. T, Fairciiild. Secretary Topdca
F. S. Jackson, Attorney General Topdca
The State School Fund Commissioners manage and have charge of the invest-
ment of the state permanent school fund, the normal school permanent fund, the
university permanent fund, and the Stormont Medical Library fund.
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
E. T. Fairchild Chair ftwn Topeka
W, B. Hall Abilene (ieorge W. Winans Hutchinson
A. B, Carney Concordia C. I, Vi nsonhaler Troy
Willard Lyon Lincoln Frank Nelson Lindsborg
D. O. McCray Topeka S. M, Nees Independence
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KANSAS
The State Text-Book Commission passes upon and selects the text-books to be
used in the public and high schools of the state, in accordance with the state uni-
formity law. Books are adopted for a period of five years.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
E. T. Fairchild, President Topeka
John J. Haney, Sec'y Smith Center Belle Inglish Oswego
J. E. BoYER, Treas Kingman James A. Ray Marion
W. H. Rice Oskaloosa Otis N. Berry Marysville
Maude Davis Paola George Edgecomb McPherson
KANSAS STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
J. E. BoYER, President Kingman
Henrietta V. Race, Secretary Winfield
VV. C. Lansdon, Treasurer Lawrence
KANSAS STATE EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION.
E. T. Fairchild, Chairman Topeka
SuPT. L. A. Lowther, Secretary Emporia
Hon. J. W. Gleed Topeka Prin. W. S. Pate Cherokee
SuPT. R. F. Knight. Wichita Co. Supt. A, J. Stanley Lincoln
SuPT. W. D. Ross Peabody
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Allen Mrs. Maude E. Funston lola 75
Anderson C. H. Kennedy Garnett 89
Atchison J. W. Campbell Atchison 87
Barber J. E. Thomas Medicine Lodgre 89
Barton Edward Ople Great Bend 103
Bourbon Miss Rose Allen Fort Scott Ill
Brown C. W. Good Hiawatha 84
Butler W. H. McDanlel El Dorado 165
Chase Miss Anna Arnold Cottonwood Falls 66
Chatauqua Mrs. C. W. Sneed Sedan 99
Cherokee D. H. Holt Columbus 105
Cheyenne Miss Nellie Maxson St. Francis 69
Clark .*Mies Agnes Sughrue Ashland 52
Clay Frank P. Gray Clay Center 102
Cloud Mra Belle V. Houston Concordia 115
Coffey A. C. Lane Burlington 100
Comanche T. L. Chase Coldwater 32
Cowley Miss Hattie Lewis Winfield 153
Crawford Geo. Gemmell Glrard 127
Decatur M. T. Barnett Oberlin 100
Dickison E. S. McCormIck Abilene 128
Doniphan Chaa I. Vlnsonhaler Troy 69
Douglas C. O. Bowman Lawrence 86
Edwards M. D. Weltner Kinsley 44
Elk Ed. Adams Howard 89
Ellis Wm. Grabbe Hays City 56
Ellsworth W. E. Hagy Ellsworth 74
Finney Mra Frlda D. Molz Garden City 41
Ford F. C. Woodbury Dodge City 56
Franklin Chaa A. D. Jacobus Ottawa 97
Geary Miss Olivia Milley Junction City 44
Gove Miss Stella Mather Gove City 45
Graham Frank Blackburn Hill City 79
Grant 8. A. Davis Ulysses 11
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KANSAS I KANSAS
No. of
County. Superintendent Postofflce. Districts.
Gray Mrs. E. V. Miller Cimaxron 86
Greeley Miss Cora B. McLintock. . . .Tribune 113
Greenwood H. W. Nixon Bureka 115
Hamilton Miss Alta Jones Syracuse 21
Harper Miss Jennie Davy Anthony S5
Harvey John E. Frazer Newton 75
Haskell Miss Carrie M. Graver Santa Fe 13
Hodgeman Miss Margaret Haun Jetmore 45
Jackson George Allen, Jr Holton 91
Jefferson W. H. Rice Oskaloosa 100
Jewell R. M. Cauthorn Mankato 163
Johnson Miss Margaret McFarland . . Olathe 97
Kearney Mrs. Sulie Bopp Warthen. . .Lakin 13
Kingman J. F. Boyer Kingman 95
Kiowa D. Li. Feaster Greensburg 40
Liabette Miss Belle Inglish Pswego 113
Lane Miss Katherine Ehmke Dighton 44
Leavenworth J. B. Kelsey Leavenworth 78
Lincoln A. J. Stanley Lincoln 88
Linn A. S. Hiatt Mound City 104
Logan Mrs. Estella M. Smith Russell Springs 41
Lyon George Snoddy Emporia 118
Marion James A. Ray Marion 123
Marshall . . . ; Otis N. Berry Marysville 144
McPherson George Edgecomb McPherson 121
Meade Miss Ruth Bennett Meade 38
Miami Miss Maude Davis Paola 102
Mitchell Miss Ada W. Hitchcock Beloit 112
Montgomery B. W. Slater Independence 109
Morris A. B. Robison Council Grove 86
Morton W. F. Craddock Richfield 10
Nemaha Milton Poland Seneca 118
Neosho C. S. Swain Erie 102
Ness Miss Edith Salisbury Ness City 74
Norton E. E. Nelson Norton 115
Osage Mrs. Mary H. Kirby Lyndon 119
Osborne P. D. Scott Osborne 121
Ottawa Mrs. Ida M. Collister Minneapolis 98
Pawnee Miss Eula Doty Larned 64
Phillips C. M. Arnold Phlllipsburg 130
Pottawatomie Geo. T. Codding Westmoreland 119
Pratt Miss Mattie O. Hilliard Pratt 78
Rawlins Dennis A. McDougal Atwood 92
Reno A. W. Hamilton Hutchinson 160
Republic L. W. Nutter Belleville 126
Rice W. S. Higgs Lyons 101
Kiley Miss Hannah A. Wetzig Manhattan 86
Rooks C. E. Rarlck Stockton 112
Rush Harry T. Fish ,La Crosse 68
Russell T. W. Wells Russell 66
Saline Miss Mabel Marlin Sallna 88
Scott J. C. Weaver Scott City 30
Sedgwick J. V. Colville Wichita 165
Seward Mrs. Nell Dillen Myers Liberal 13
Shawnee John R. Carter Topeka lOS
Sheridan E. E. Ritter Hoxie 70
Sherman J. P. Phillips Goodland 72
Smith John J. Haney Smith Center 145
Stafford D. S. Mull St. John 89
Stanton Mrs. Emma Plummer Johnson 15
Stevens Cliff. F. Bell Hugoton 23
Sumner Lee Harrison Wellington 197
Thomas O. H. Bruns Colby 80
Trego Mrs. C. D. Smith Wa Keeney 45
Wabaunsee Fred I. Hinshaw Alma 92
Wallace Miss Rose Gilbert Sharon Springs 32
Washingrton George Palmer Washington 153
Wichita Miss Minnie A. Lipper Leotl 38
Wilson Miss Josle E. Park Fredonla 103
Woodson John K Markham Yates Center 71
Wyandotte H. G. Randall Kansas City 42
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KANSA8
KANSAS
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABIUUSTE, DiekLBAon Co., pop. 3,507.
C«iitr&l KHiLi&i BuKiaeu OoU«fe; bui. tnd
nti!?ii. ; H. A. Andefsoo, PrSn.
lit. St. Joi4?pIi'ft AcmdAmfi n^lrlA' bo4n11ns;
II, €.; t'si. tSTT; SiBtere of SL J<wepU.
4TCHIS0N. Atchison Co., pop, 1E^,T22.
Ati^lLiAi&i] Btuin&fti GoUfiffij bui. and sten.; est.
1885; A. F, Heck. Prop,
OalI«<e Vt^j^M.TmXtttj Schii^l; pf«p.; cfr^ed!.; noa-
Xidland Collesai oolU; eo-ca.^ Luth,; «t.
ISiST; B<*v, M 3 Hard F. TroicU, A. M.. D-
D.. Prea.
Mt, 8t, ScholMtic* Acadamr: jrirlfi' btiardtHE;
E. a; eat ISG;^: IHolljer AlojFtis, Pres,
St, B«B9*iot'i CoUfltej coll.; tnun; R. Cr,
fBU iSftS; K*!P. lnii(»eot Wolff. 0- S. B.,
PR*,
at. Lofii» CoUeK«i prep.; tupp; B. C; Ilev.
BIMtfi Soldiafi' OrpIiAaa' He^rae; ttate; f;D-«d.;
i^t ]S«7; E, L. nilllN, Supt,
W»tflm IheolofflciAl Eemiuitryi Ibt^oL: mea;
Kv. Lijth.; i'8t. 1803; Frauk D< Altmai^
A, M.> D. r>.. Pres.
BALBWnr. Dsnflm* Co- j pop. 1,017.
BftlL«; ViavnTKitt', I'oll.; co-ed.; Bl. E.; eat.
li5S; L, IL MudlD. D. 0.. S. T. B.>
Ppce.
^^^_ S«b«il'« MnAQaAcemeiit. — ThU drst cot-
^^^K lefe In Eaasua fi located about 1ml f way
^^^B betw^eo Kaiiaaa Gtty iind Topeka, Aqd
^^^" iKt frees Lawrence add Ottawiv. Of eaaj
F BGCtiM for all KnOAU, Uliioiiri and Oki^-
■ hmDtt points. AtQpt7 eqalijp«d wUb U-
H brartpfrp lat^ojratofli'A and grtrLDdslum. II aa
■ ikducat^ QVer 10, (XXV yGiiag people. Col-
^1^^ ieg«» ACtdemle. Normal, Fine Arta DC'
^^^B ptrtsaendi; Seboolft of MlUtar^ ^Monce
^^^B ftwl PhyalCAl Trainlne. Faculty ^^ ^^
^^^f memb^t?, and an attendJince of I.ObO at[i'
^^^ dentv, f^p resenting over 20 stnti* and
H tcrritorlps. Baldwin 1b an blM^al cnllpgd:
■ town* ttvv^ ff^m lempUtlon* ami diatrui:-
■ tiona. ExxH-naeit are modern te.
I BELOIT, Hitcbal] Ca., pop. 2.350,
K St*ta Indnitii*! Bcbool fot Olrli^ state r^-
■ formatoryi firta; fat. l&m'. Mirs, Julia
W B. Perrj', Sul't.
W COFrETVTJ,I.E, Kenttomerr Co.» p<3p. 4.B53.
B Qoff^rTllle Buiineaa CoHe?«; bus. and ateo.;
■ T. F, ataryber, U. Sbbd.. Prln.
I COHCORDZA, Clowd Co.. pop. UJOl.
f ]|;$U«]poIitaii Buaineai Gi»llace; bus. anc) «tcn.;
A F. Dai', PTtn.
Muanth Academy 4 g\TW boarding: H, C;
cat. ISSI; Moth<?r Antoinette*, Prln.
COlrWAT SPBIKOS. Sumner Oo,, pop. 714.
Vftrmal atid Busin^M Collflffa; norma) wnd
bus.; private; a, D. Cranei Pres.
DAJCVJiLE, Harp«r Ca. j pop. IIB.
it E««i Afiadomy; prep; co-cil.^ R. €. ; cat.
ISPl, P. J. Malogey, Prea,
0OD6E CITY, Ford Co,, pop. 1,&42.
8011I0 GoUeKe: roU.; co-f>d.; M. E., est. Ifl&4;
Rev. K. H. Vnuglian, Pb, D,. D. D., Pres.
Scbonl'i aubottncfTmcizitt^ — Wbere tbe heart,
head and band ari^ trained. GourKff of
Btudy: Prtpiifatory: >forraaJ; Cocnmer-
clal; InduatHal: ElocutloQ- Muaic; Col-
leglate, and Post Graduate, fiealttiful
cllmatti, good aei^otumodatioHa^ large op-
port unit lea ^ moderate expenaea. Board,
12.00 per wwk. TultSon, 1514.00 per jear,
EMPOBIA, Lyon Qv,, pap. S.223.
Codecs of EmporUi eolK; co-ed.: Preab.t est.
1883; Ret. Benvj €, Culberrfton, A. B.,
B. D., Prta.
Emporia Batineia ColbsQ; boa, vnui aten.; eat.
18S1; a n. Long. Prcg,
State 2fojrmal Bchool; normRl; state; co-ed. s
miQ-aect.; eet, IftflQ; .Toacpb n. tlWU A.
M., D. D.. Pr^B,
Weatera Muiical Oonaerratory ; mua.,. eat. ISTl ;
H. S. Cba!4e. Dlrtrotot;
ENTEEPaiSE, Dickinioa Co., jiop. 780.
Enterpriia Hormal Aoadajny; prep,; f:a-ed.;
Oer. M. E.; eat 1803; J. P. KoeUer,
^ Prea,
E VII DBA* I>oarlat Ce., pop, 040.
Heapar Aoadem;; prcp.^ co-etj.; IMemlfi; cat.
ISM. Editb E. atnltb, M. A., Pr«B.
EITBEKA. Gracnwood Co^ pop, 2,001.
Sou t barn s&niai Aoadamy; prap.; co-ed.;
Umig,: t-Bt. ISSr*; James Fraada Eaton, A.
M,t r, D., Pros.
FOaX SCOTT, Bourbon Co., pop, 10.32a.
Drauffhon'a Fnotlcal BttaiUflBa Gallaf?fi; bua,
and eten. ; J. F. Draugbou, Prea,
Notra Harae de Lourdoa ^eademy; prep.; cq-
td.; R. C; eat. 3001; Slatera of St. J<a^
scpb.
Wiadaor Commercial Callage; bus. and Eten.;
«i1. 1S5I7; Dean Uick, Prca,
OALEKA, Cberokfje Ca.^ pci^p, 10,1&!j.
Spring RiTer Academj; prep.; co-ed.; Friend* ?
¥b1. ]!>7EM Mijry Stinw, Piin.
HARPER, Hi-rper Co-; pop. 1,151.
HLrper Normal and Butineai Collafti; cl€»ed»
KAVILAND, Kiowa Co., pop, 320,
Haviland Ac ad amy; prpp.; co-ed. ^ Prtenda;
*^si 1^^7: Ftank U, Clarlc. A. M., Prln.
HAYS. Ellij Co,, pop. J,l3a
BiBaini't CoMorvatory of Muaic; mua.: est.
1001; i'rtroBr3ts(:b Bl-<sing, Pres,
Fort EayB Branrb Experiment Btatioa of the
Btata Agricultural Colleeo; eat. 1901; J.
0, Hancy, H. S,. Supt.
Western Branch State KormaJ Scbool; norma t;
Blatc*^ coL'd.; est, 1002; J. N. WUklbaon,
Pree. ; William S. Plckpu, Prib,
HIAWATHA. Brown Co., p*>p. 2-829,
Hiawatba Academy; prep.; eo-ed,; Bapt.; eat.
1B87; G, A. Horfman. Prps.
Ifational Buaineas Cellevo! bua. and atcn..'
Henry Coon, Pret.
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I
KANSAS
HIOHLAKD, Doniphan Co.. pop. 780.
Highland Uniyeraity; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1857; George E. Knepper, A. M., Ph. D.,
Prcs.
HOLTON. Jackaon Co., pop. 3.082.
Campbell College; coll.; co-cm1.; Un. Brcth.;
est. 1882; J. D. Crltes, Pres.
HUTCHINSON, Reno Co.. pop. t).371>.
Salt City Business College; bus. nnd sten.;
est. 1879; G. L. Moody, M. C. S., Prt»8.
State Industrial Reformatory; state reforma-
tory for boys: est. 1805; E. f:. Marshall,
Supt.
lOLA. Allen Co., pop. 5.701.
lola Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1800; Hugh J. Powell, Pres.
KANSAS CITT. Wyandotte Co., pop. 51.418.
College of Physicians and Surgeons (merge«l
April. 10U5. with the Kansas City Med-
ical College, and Mcdico-Chinirgical Col-
lege of Kansas City, .Mo., to form the
Medical Department, University of Kan-
sas.)
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary;
theoL: Bapt.; est. ll>01; P. W. Crannell,
D. D., Prea.
Kansas City Uniyeraity; coll.; coed.; Meth.
Prot.; est. 1800; I). S. Stephens, D. D.,
l»res.
National Business College; bus. and sten.;
Henry Coon, Pres.
State Institution for the Blind; indust.; state;
W. B. Hall. Supt.
Western Eclectic College of Medicine and
Surgery; med.: eelec; co-ed.: est. 1898;
Theotlore Doyle, Ph. G.. M. I).. Denn.
LAWRENCE, Douglas Co., pop. 10.802.
Haskell Institute; coll. nnd iudust. school for
Indians: co-ed.: Federal: est. 1884; II.
B. Peairs. Supt.
Lawrence Business College: bus. and sten.;
est. 1800; W. II. Quackeubush. M. A.,
I'res.
University of Kansas: univ.; state; co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 18WJ; Frank Strong. M. A.,
Ph. D.. ('hancellor.
University of Kansas, College of Fine Arts;
art; co-<m1.; Charles S. Skllton, A. B..
Dean.
University of Kansas, School of Engineering,
tech.: state; co-rd. : Frank A. Marvin. A.
M.. Dean.
University of Kansas. School of Law; law;
ro-iMl.: est. JSSO: J. W. (Ireen, A. M.,
Dean.
University of Kansas, School of Medicine;
pH'p. : iiumI.: (fresliman and enphomore) :
n-tr.: cohmI.: est. I00<»; Mervin T. Sudler,
M. D., I)«*an. (S«-e nlso Uosedale. Kans. )
University of Kansas, School of Pharmacy;
Phiinn.: co-ed.: <'st. 1KS.'»: L. K. Sayre,
Ph. M.. Dean.
LEAVENWORTH, Leavenworth Co.. pop. 20,735.
Leavenworth Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1SS7: N. B. Leach, Pres.
St. Mary's Academy: girls' lionnllng: R. C;
est, ISW: .M«»tlii'r In^n*'. SninTior.
LECOMPTON. Douglas Co., |H>p. 408.
Lane University: merged into CaniplKdl Col-
lege In loat.
LINCOLN, Lincoln Co., pop. 1,202.
Kansas Christiaii Collec«; coll.; co-cd.; Christ.;
est. 1882; O. B. Whltaker. M. S.. A. M.,
Pres.
UNDSBORO, McPheraoB Co., pop. 1,279.
Bethany CoUego; colL; co-ed.; Swed. Lutli.;
eat. 1881; Emeat Philblad. A. H., Px«l
SohooPa annonncemeiit. — Bethaoy College
has nine departments: Coltege, Academy,
Normal, Business and Shorthuid, Musical
Conservatory, Art Department, Depart-
ment of Elocution, Model School, and
Training School. The Mnslc School la
one of the largest and best equipped in
the West and offers Eastern advantages to
Western people. The Ling Auditorium
has a seating capacity of 4,000 and pos-
sesses a $5,000 MoUer Pipe Organ, whlA
is oi)en to students* use. Summer
Schools in Music, Art. Normal and Cob-
mercial Departments.
LOWELL, Cherokee Co., pop. 1JM>.
Lowell Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Friends; est.
1801; Wm. B. Morgan, Prin.
Mcpherson. McPheraon Co.. pop. 2,99G!
McPheraon College; prep.; co-ed.: Oerl Bapt.;
est. 1887; Edward Frantx, A. M., Pres.
School's announcement. — ^The aim of this
S<hool is to provide a thorough Chris-
tion education. It advocates plainness of
dress, simplicity in the habits of life.
and discourages caste, thus making It a
lionie for rich and poor alike. Has
Collegiate, Academic and Normal De-
partments; also a school of elocution.
busin4>Bs and shorthand department, and
opt^ial German department. Expenses
an' very moderate.
Walden College; prep.; co-ed.; Swed. Evang.;
D. Nyvall, Pres.
MANHATTAN, Riley Co., pop. 3,488.
Kansas State Agricultural OoUsge; agricul.;
state: co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1863; E. B.
Nicluds. D. B.. A. M., Pres.
National Business College; bus. and sten.;
Hrnrj- C<x)n. Pres.
MARIADAHL, (P. 0. Clebnrns), BUsj Co.,
pop. ir.0.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Orphans* Boms;
coed.: Swed. Luth.: est. 1880: A. O.
.loiinson. Supt.
MARYSVILLE, MarshaU Co., pop. 2,000.
Modem Normal College; normal; private; J. O.
Allenbecker, Pres.
NADEAU, Jackson Co.. pop. 2S.
Pottawatomie Boarding School for IndUns;
Fedoral industrial school for Indians: est.
1S72: G. L. Williams. Supt.
NEWTON. Harvey Co.. pop. 6.206.
Bethel College: prep.: co-ed.; Mennonlte; esL
isji;;: Kev. C. II. Wedcl. Pres.
NICKERSON. Reno Co., |>op. 1,038.
Nickcrson Normal College; normal; private;
co-e<l.: nnnmvt.: est. 1888; Edwaid B.
Smith, Pres.
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NOETH BRANCH, JeweU Go., pop. 100.
North Branch Academy; prep.; co-ed.
Friends; est. 1888; D. W. Lawrence, Pre*.
OLATHE, Johnson Co., pop. 3,451.
State School for the Deaf; co-ed.; est. 1861;
H. G. Hammond, Sapt.
OSAWATOMIE, Miami Co., pop. 4,191.
Osawatomie State Hospital for Insane; state;
co-ed.; x-at. 18G3; L. L. Uhls, Supt.
OTTAWA, Franklin Go., pop. 6.034.
Institute of Shorthand and Typewriting; sten.
est. 1807; J. F. Peet, Prop.
Ottawa Business College; bus. and sten.; G.
H. Grain, Pres.
Ottawa Uniyersity; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; est.
18G5; Silas E. Price, D. D., Pres.
School's announcement. — Ottawa Unl
versity, iocori>orated In 1865, is a Chris-
tian institution for higher education, un-
der the auspices of the Baptist denomi
nation of Kansas. Strong religious in-
fluences thrown around the student. Col-
legiate and Academic Departments, De-
partment of Public Speaking, Department
of Education, Conservatory of Music,
Department of Art, and Department of
Business. Faculty of 30 members, and
average student attendance of over 900,
Tuition and living expenses exception-
ally low and unlimited opportunities for
self-support.
FAOLA, Miami Co., pop. 3.144.
Ursoline Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C.; est.
1895; Mother Jerome, Pres.
FABSONS, Labette Co., pop. 7.682.
Parsons Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1891; J. G. Olson, Pres.
FITT8BVB0, Crawford Co., pop. 10.112.
Fittsborg Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1895; S. W. Errebo. M. S., Pres.
QTTINDABO, Wyandotte Co., pop. 500.
Western University (colored) ; industrial school
for negroes; co-ed.; A. M. B.; est. 1898;
W. T. Vernon, Pres.
ROSEDALE, Wyandotte Co.; pop. 3,270.
Uniyersity of Kansas, School of Medicine
(junior and senior years); med. ; reg. ;
co-ed.; est. 1905; George Howard Hoxie,
A. M., M. D., Dean.
ST. MABT'S, FotUwatomie Co., pop. 1,390.
St. Mary's College; coll.; men; R. G.; est.
1848; James McCabe. S. J., Pres.
8T. FAUL, Neosho Co., pop. 1,047.
St. Fanl School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est.
1847; F. Baymond, Pres.
SAUNA, Saline Co., pop. 6.074.
yff"-** Wesleyan Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1892; T. W. Roach, Gen. Supt.
Kansas Wesleyan University; coll. and nor-
mal; co-ed.; M. E.. est. 1886; Thomas
W. Roach, A. M., Pres.
School's announcement. — ^This school has
eight departments, with a yearly enroll-
ment of over 1,000 students. The com-
mercial department alone has grown from
a handful of pupils to a business college
enrolling 600 pupils and employing 11
iostmctors. The ayerage total expense
per student in all departments is |00 to
$150.
St. John's MiUtary School; mil.; P. B.; est.
1887; Rev. A. B. Heard, Rector.
Salina Normal Uniyersity; normal; private;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1885; Charles
Swisher, Pres.
Skelton's School of Telegraphy and Railway
Business; tel.; men; est. 1887; W. H.
Skelton, Pres.
STERLING, Rice Co., pop. 2,002.
Cooper College; coll.; co-ed.; Un. Presb.; est.
1887; F. M. Spencer. D. D., Pres.
TOFEKA, Shawnee Co., pop. 33.608.
Assumption School; prep.; co-ed.; R. G.; est.
1867; Sister Martina. Superior.
College of the Sisters of Bethany; girls
boarding; P. B.; est. 1861; Barbara
Walker, Prin.
Dougherty's Business Training School; bus.
and sten.; est. 1894; Geo. B. Dougherty,
Pres.
Kansas Medical College, Medioal Department
Washburn University; med.; reg.; co-ed.;
est. 1889; William S. Lindsay, A. M.,
M. D., Dean.
School's announcement. — The Kansas Med-
ical College has a four years' graded
course of study, having been one of the
first colleges west of the Mississippi
River to raise its standard to that re-
quired by higher medical education. Pos-
sesses unsurpassed laboratory and chem-
ical facilities; also library facilities. Its
students having free access to the Stor-
mont Medical Library of the Kansas
State Library, in which are several thou-
sand volumes of medical works.
Fond's Business College; bus. and sten.; M.
A. Pond, Pres.
School of Expression and the Drama; eloc.
and or.; est. 1895; Miss Glara M. Crumb,
Prin.
School of Fianoforte Flaying; mus.; Annie H.
Parry-Bundy, Pres.
State Industrial School for Boys; state re-
form school; boys; est. 1879; H. W.
Charles, Supt.
The Standard Shorthand School; sten.; est
1887; Anna E. Canaan, Pres.
Topeka Business College; bus. and sten.; L.
H. Strickler.
Topeka State Hospital for Insane; state; co*
ed.; est. 1875; T. G. BIddle. Supt.
Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute
(colored); indust.; Wm. R. Garter, Pres.
Washburn College; con.; co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1865; Frank Knight Sanders, D. D., Ph.
D., Pres.
WASHINGTON, Washington Co., pop. 1,575.
Washington Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
est. 1892; S. S. Hageman, Prin.
WICHITA, Sedgwick Co., pop. 24.671.
Fairmount College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong. est.
1892; Nathan J. Morrison, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
Friends' University; coll.; co-ed.; Friends;
est. 1898: Edmund Stanley, Pres.
Lewis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1886: R. S. Lawrence, Ph. D., Prin. •
Mount Carmel Academy; girls' boarding; R.
» PATTEB80H*B OOUfOE AHD 8CHOOI. DIBBCTOBY
KANSAS I KASSA8
C; tmt, 1887; Slater Mafjr iMbdla. C. B. , 1S» : W. B. A1t«j. Piwl
V. Sf.. flaperlor. wmXELD. Cai«l«7 O*..
WMten fefe0«l cf gl»c«ti— and Oratny;
*:Us0i. and or.: €«t. 1S90; G«orr« W. Bjom, \ iten. awl prep.: est. ISM: H. F. W.
Prt*. Koefaoe, Picl
WieMU »iri«i— CoU«c«: ba. aad iten.; cat. ! St Jakm'i Latk«am Orikga; coD.
1M6: r, A. Hibuier ud WID O. Prlee, ; Lath.: est. 1883: A. W. Meytr. Prea.
■ <m t k w — t Xaaaaa Orikga; coIL: c<K«d.: M.
WiehHa CMnaaieUI Goflafa; baa. and atn.; I E.: eat. 19M: F. E. Sfoaanaa. Prea.
eat, 1808; H. 8. MiUer. M. C. 8., M. A.. Stata fefeaal far TaaUa-Hindai Taotk; atate:
Prea. i co^d.: eat. 1881: I. W. Clarfc. 8opt.
WieUta Talafxaph CoUafa; teL: eo-ed.; eat. I
KENTUCKY
Population, 2,147,174. School census, 684,064. School age, 6-20.
Kentucky is the twelfth state in the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,14/,174 inhabitants, of whom 1,862,309, or 86.7 per cent, are white. Of
this number 50,133, or 2.3 per cent, are foreign born, i he percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 16.5 per cent, the state ranking thirty-seventh in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. G. Crabbe, Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
J. G. Crabbe, Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
James Breathitt, Attorney General Frankfort
Ben L. Bruner, Secretary of State Frankfort
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
J. G. Crabbe^ Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
EU.SW0RTH Regenstein^ Superintendent of City Schools Newport
T. C. Cherry, Superintendent of City Schools Bowling Green
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
i ■••-•• 'I -rs
Augustus Willson, Governor Frankfort
J. G. Crabbe, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort
Ben L. Bruner, Secretary of State Frankfort
Napier Adams, Clerk, Court of Appeals Frankfort
James Breathitt, Attorney General Frankfort
Frank P. James, Auditor Frankfort
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Edward Taylor, President Bowling Green
Kentucky two years ago enacted a law allowing the commissioners to use a
part of the school fund for libraries, one to be at the commissioner's office, and
then as much as ten dollars for each school district if the people would raise ten
dollars. As a result, in two years every county has a local library in the court
house, and there is a library for every 720 children in Kentucky and one book for
every ten children.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Hugh McKee, President Frankfort
T. W. Venson, Secretary Frankfort
84
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
County.
Adair
Allen
Anderson
Ballard
Barren
Bath . .
Bell ...
Boone .
Bourbon
Boyd . .
Boyle .
Bracken
Breathitt
Breckinridge
Bullitt ...
Butler . . .
Caldwell .
Calloway
Campbell
Carlisle .
Carroll . .
Carter . . .
Casey . . .
Christian
Clark . . .
Clay
Clinton . .
Crittenden
Cumberland
Davis ....
Edmundson
Klliott .
Estill . .
Fayette
Fleming
Floyd . .
Franklin
Fulton .
Gallatin
Garrard
Grant . .
Graves .
Grayson
Green . .
Greenup
Hancock
Hardin .
Harlan .
Harrison
Hart ...
Henderson
Henry . .
Hickman
Hopkins
Jackson
Jefferson
Jessamine
Johnson
Kenton
Knott . .
Knox . .
Larue . .
Laurel . .
I^awrence
Lee ....
Leslie . ,
T^tcher
Lewis . .
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of School
Superintendent Address. DistrictB.
Mrs. Geo. R. Shelton Columbia 91
W. A. Whitlow Scottsville 74
M. L. Chowningr Lawrenceburgr 48
M. S. Stevenson Wickliffe 60
W. C. Turner Glaserow 110
Miss Pickett Metcalfe OwingsviUe 61
H. H. Fuson Pinevihe 66
D. M. Snyder Burlingrton 49
F. L. McChesney Paris 67
O. K. Campbell Catlettsburg 89
J. W. Rawlings Danville 43
Wm. Huffman Brookville 48
Henry B. Noble Jackson 98
Joel H. Pile Hardinsburg 107
Lindsay Ridgreway Shepardsville 46
R. B. Drake Morgan town 90
Miss Nannie Catlett Princeton 67
L. A. L. Langrston Murray 88
J. W. Relley Alexandria
Mrs. Eliza Curtsinger Bard well ...
Ernest Lewellyn Carrollton . .
W. C. Kozee Grayson
J. S. Lawhorn Liberty
W. E. Gray Hopkinsville
C. A. Tanner Winchester
46
40
88
97
81
.140
61
Luther Hatton Manchester 99
L. F. Piercy Albany 46
Jno. B. Paris Marion 74
R. D. Bass Burksville 66
R. D. Allen Owensboro 118
Geo. B. McCombs Brownsville 69
Mrs. Mollie Greene Sandy Hook 61
C. J. Miller Irvine 66
Mrs. Nannie G. Faulconer. Lexington 46
Miss Annie B. Six Flemingsburg 77
H. F. Patton Prestonburg 100
B. R. Jones Frankfort 66
Miss Dora H. Smith Hickman 38
Jas. R. McDanell Warsaw 26
Miss Mittie Smith Lancaster 63
C. C. Adams Williamstown 67
W. D. Dodds Mayneld 127
Warren Payton Litchfield 108
Miss Lizzie Graham Greensburg 74
Leo. F. Thompson Greenup 74
Geo. H. Mickell Hawesville 42
J. L. Pilkenton Elizabeth town 114
W. J. R. Howard Mt. Pleasant 68
Jas. W. Rogers Cynthlana 67
J. F. Geralds MunfordvlUe 102
Miss Bettie C. Muncaster . . . . Henderson 106
W. T. Gividen New Castle 69
Mrs. Lula B. Smith Clinton 49
Andrew J. Fox Madisonville 114
H. F. Minter McKee 67
Mrs. Rosa A. Stonestreet. . Louisville 97
C. C. Sandusky Nicholasville 87
Milton McDowell Palntsville 79
H. S. Kennedy Independence 44
Robert Martin Hindman 66
R. E. Parker Barboursville 98
G. T. Gaddie Hodgensville 62
J. K. Lewis London 96
I. H. Thompson Louisa 96
Sam. Hurst Beattyvllle 46
A. C. Valentine Hyden 68
Jas. S. Pendleton Whitesburg 68
W. R. Henderson Vanceburg 86
OF THE X7NITED STATES AND CANADA.
85
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
County. Superintendent.
Lincoln Garland Singrleton
Livingrston Chas Furguson
Logran D. B. Estes
Lyon U. S. King
McCracken Jno. Noland
McLean K. S. Hosklns
Madison J. W, Clarkson
Magoffin Chas. Jones
Marlon J. C. Fletcher
Marshall C. D. Wells
Martin S. J. Billington
Mason J. W. Boston
Meade W. B. Arnold
Menifee B. F. Peck
Mercer Miss Ora L. Adams . . . .
Metcalfe J. A. Pulliam
Monroe W. W. Carter
Montgomery M. J. Goodwin
Morgan Miss Nannie E. Fields.
Muhlenberg J. E. Shaver
Nelson W. T. McCain
Nicholas Mrs. Mattie B. Hamm .
Oh io Jas. M. De Weese
Oldham J. L. Reeves
Owen W. A. Barnes
Owsley G. W. Garrett
Pendleton R. L. Ballenger
Perry G. P. Coombs
Pike H. F. Childress
Powell R. A. Irvine, Sr
Pulaski L. N. Taylor
Robertson Mrs. Kate Zoller
Rockcastle G. M. Ballard
Rowan Miss Lvda Messer
Russell O. D. Smith
Scott J. R. Lancaster
Shelby G. M. Money
Simpson V. D. Hammond
Spencer Miss Mayme Miller ....
Taylor E. P. Peterson
Todd A. S. Johnson
Trigg Alford Cunningham . . .
Trimble I. D. Mitchell
Union N. C. Hammack
Warren Emory White
Washington J. W. Bush
Wayne Jno. H. Dalton
Webster Miss Mary Bailey
Whitley Miss Rachel Tye
Wolfe W. H. Chambers
Woodford M. B. Hifner
No. of School
Address. Districts.
.Stanford 76
.Smithland 58
. Russellville 121
.Eddyville 44
. Paducah 102
.Calhoun 82
. Richmond 66
. Salersville 67
. Lebanon 36
.Benton 58
.Inez 58
.Maysville 61
. Brandenburg 67
. Frenchburg 41
. Harrodsburg 57
.Edmonton 62
.Tompkinsville 70
.Mt. Sterling 41
.West Liberty 80
.Greenville 100
. Rardstown 79
.Carlisle 44
.Hartford 133
.IjaGrange 27
.Owenton 82
.Booneville 42
.Falmouth 71
.Hazard 56
.PIkeville 148
.Stanton 38
.Somerset 162
.Mt. Olivet 22
. Mt. Vernon 72
. Morehead 148
.Jamestown 61
.Georgetown 57
.Shelbyville 66
.Franklin 53
.Taylorville 4o
.Campbellville 63
.Elkton 78
.Cadiz 76
.Bedford 38
.Morganfleld 73
.Bowling Green 118
.Springfield 69
.Monticello 102
.Dixon 86
.Williamsburg 130
.Campton 61
.Versailles 43
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBAVT, Clinton Co., pop. 234.
Albany Hifh School; prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.;
A. B. Barnes, Prin.
AVCHORAGE, Jeffenon Co.. pop. 421.
B^wood Sominnry; glrW boarding: est. 1800;
non-sect.; W. O. Lord, A. M., LL. B..
Pres.
ASHLAITD. Boyd Co., pop. 6.800. '
Aahland College; coll.: co-ed.: M. E.: est.
18S7: George H. Relbald. B. D.. B. S..
Pres.
ATTBVBir, Loguk Co., pop. 007.
Aniram Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Cumb. Presb.:
W. Lee Harris, Acad. Master.
BABBOURBVILLE. Knox Co., pop. 1.010.
Union College; ooll.: co-pd.: M. B. ; cat. 1886;
J. W. Easloy. B. D.. Pros.
BARDSTOWK, Kelson Co., pop. 1.711.
Bardstown Baptist Institute ; prep. ; co-ed. ;
ofit. 1884: R. F. Galther. Prln.
BEAVER DAM, Ohio Co., pop. 5.'S2.
"West Kentucky Seminary: prep.; co-od.: non-
sort.: W. O. Wolhorn. Prln.
BEECHMOKT. Jefferson Co., Suburb of Louis-
ville.
Louisville Training: School for Boys; prep.;
hoyg; non-ROot. ; opt. 1889: H. R. Taylor,
Prln.
86
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
BEBEA, Madison Co., Pop. 768.
Berea College; coll.; co-od.; non-sect.; est.
1855; Wm. G. Frost, Ph. D., D. D., Pres.
BLAIKE, Lawrence Co., pop. 130.
Blaine Kormal School; normal; private; co-
ed.; est. 1880; G. Milton Elam, Prln.
BLAND VILLE, Ballard Co., pop. 2T7.
Blandville Baptist Colleffe; prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; J. R. Robinson, Prin.
BOONEVILLE, Owsley Co., pop. 215.
Booneyille Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Prcsb. ;
est. 1805; Rov. W. A. E. Campbell, A.
B.. B. D.. Prln.
BOWLING GREEN, Warren Co., pop. 8,226.
Bowling Green Business College; bns. and
sten.; H. H. Chorr>', Pres.
Bowling Green Preparatory School; prep.; co-
od.: non-Boct.; Misses Du Rose and Rag-
land, Prins.
Ogden College; coll.: men: non-sect.: est.
1877: Wm. A. Obonchaln. A. M., Pros.
Potter College; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1889: Rov. B. F. Cabell. Prin.
Southern Normal School; normal; private:
co-ed.; II. 11. Cherry, Pres.
BUFFALO, Larue Co., pop. 347.
East Ljrnne Colloge; prop.; co-ed.; non-soct.;
ost. 1874: G. L. Cnxmo. A. B., Pres.
BUBKESVILLE, Cumberland Co., pop. 525.
Alexander College; prep.; co-ed.; Pn'sb. : est.
1870; J. Russell Crawford. A. B.. D. D.,
Pros.
CAMPBELLSBURG, Henry Co., pop. 101.
Campbellsburg High School: f;irls' pn>p. ; non-
sect.: ost. 18D4: J. W. Poarc.v, Prin.
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Taylor Co., pop. 1,341.
S. W. Buchanan Collegiate Institute: prop.;
co-ed: Prosb. ; est. 1004; Isaac Mitchell.
A. M.. Prin.
CAMPTON, Wolfe Co., pop. 276.
Kentucky Wesleyan Academy; prep.: co-e<l.;
M. E., So.: George Clarke, Prln.
CANKER, Hart Co.. imp. 240.
Lilian Academy; girls* Imarding: S. M. Dur-
ham, Prin.
CARROLTON, Carroll Co., po|). 2.205.
St. John's Select School; prop.: co-ed.: R. C;
Ignatius M. Ahmann. Prln.
CLINTON, Hickman Co., pop. 1.402.
Clinton College; prop.; rood.; Bapt.; Richard
1). Swain. A. M.. Pros.
Marvin College; pn'p. : cood.: M. E. So.; II.
W. Browdor. Prln.
COLUMBIA, Adair Co., p^p. 4r>l.
Male and Female High School; prop.: rood.:
non-soot.; A. H. Ballard. Prin.
CORINTH. Grant Co.. iKip. Xi\.
NortLem Kentucky Normal Academy: prop.;
oo-i'd.: non-soot.: D. J. Wrlpht. Prln.
COVINGTON, Kenton Co.. pop. 12.03.8.
Clark's Commercial College; Ims. nn.l ston.
W. I>. <'l:irk. Pros.
Notre Dame Academy: girls' boarding: R. C.
Sistor .Mary Annolla, Prin.
Rngby School; prep.; co-cd.; non-sect.; K. J.
Morris. Prln.
St. Joseph's School for Boys; boys* boaidlng;
R. C; Brother Francis I^ehr, Prln.
CYNTHIANA, Harrison Go., pop. 8.257.
Smith's Classical School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1868; William Selin. A. M.,
Prin.
DANVILLE, Boyle Co., pop. 4.286.
Caldwell College; girls' boarding: Presb.; est.
1860; John C. Atcheson, M. A., Pres.
Central University of Kentucky; nnlT.; men.:
Presb.; est. 1822; Rer. P. W. Hlnltt.
Ph. D.. Pres.
Central TTniTersity, Law Department; law;
men; est. 1894: Archibald H. Throckmor-
ton, A. M., LL. B., Dean.
Reed's School, Miss; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;'
Miss Josephine Reed, Prin.
ELIZABETHTOWN, Hardin Go., pop. 1,861.
Hardin Collegiate Institute; prop.; co-ed.;
Presb.; J. E. Austin, Jr., Prin.
St. James' School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C: Sis-
tor M. Gabriel, Prin.
ELIZAVILLE, Fleming Go., pop. 199.
Willow Dell Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: James H. McGohan. Prin.
ELKTON, Todd Co., pop. 1,123.
Vanderbilt Training School; prep.; co-ed.; M.
E. So.; J. M. Fletcher and J. M. Roberts.
Prins.
FRANKFORT. Franklin Co., pop. 0.487.
Kentucky Normal and Indostrial Institats
(colored); normal; state; co-ed.; est. 1887;
John II. Jackson, A. B., A. M., Pres.
FRANKLIN, Simpson Co., pop. 2.166.
Luna School, The; boys' prep.; non-sect.; est.
1898; E. I. Luna, Prin.
Southern School of Osteopathy; osteop.; co-
od.; est. 1898; Robert W. BowUns. M.
D., D. 0.. Dean.
FTTLTON, Fulton Co., pop. 2.860.
Carr Institute; girls' boardins; non-sect.:
Prof. Check, Pres.
Fulton Normal School and Business OdUego;
see South Fulton College.
South Fulton College: prep.: non-sect.: co-
ed.: est. 1905: J. H. Stover, Pres.
GEORGETOWN. Scott Co., pop. 3.823.
Georgetown College: coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.: «st.
1829: J. J. Taylor, M. A., D. D., LL. D..
Pros.
GETHSEMANE, Nelson Go., pop. 110.
Gethsemane College: boys' boanllng: R. C:
PMward M. Obrecht, O. C. R., Prin.
GLASGOW. Barren Co., pop. 2.019.
Liberty College: coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 1875;
R. K. Ilatton. A. M., Pres.
Urania Normal College; prep.; co-ed.: non-
soct.: Rico E. Eubank. A. B., Prin.
GLENDALE. Hardin Co., pop. 173.
Lynnland Male and Female Institnte; W. R.
<Iw.vnn. Prin.
HARDINSBURG, Breckenridge Go., pop. 680.
Breckenridge Normal CoUeco; normal: pri-
vate: coofl.: D. S. Roberts. A. B., Pres.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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KENTUCKY
HARLAV, Hariaa Co., pop. 667.
HulaB Ao«d«my; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; W.
C. Clemens. Prln.
Haxlem Vormal and Industrial Institute; pri-
vate; nor. and tndns.; c»-cd.; Presb.; est.
1801; Andrew L. Whitfield. Ph. D.. Prin.
HAKBODSBURG, Mercer Go., pop. 2.870.
Beaumont Oollere; girls* boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1804: T. Smith, Pres.
Harxodslmrg Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.: J. O. Acbeson. Prin.
Wayman Institute; (colored): Presb.; co-ed.;
boarding; A. M. E.; Geo. W. Saffells,
Prin.
HABTFOBD. Ohio Co., pop. 785.
Hartford College and Business Institute;
prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.; T, J. Morton,
Prin.
HAZARD. Perry Co., pop. 300.
Hazard Baptist Institute; normal; private, co-
ed.
HAZEL OBEEV, Wolfe Co., pop. 225.
Hasel Oreen Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Christ.;
boarding: Wm. Henry Cord, Pre*.
HnrDMAV, Knott Co., pop. 831.
Hindman School; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
George Clarke. Prin.
W. C. T. XT. Settlement School; prep.: co-ed.;
non-Boct.: est. 1002; Rev. Albert E. Smith,
Prin.
HODOEHYILLE. Larue Co., pop. 825.
Kenyon College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Charles William Barnes, Prin.
HOFKnrSVILLE, Christian Co., pop. 7.280.
Bethel Female College; girls' boarding: Bapt.:
est. 1856; Edmund Harrison. A. M.. Pres.
Lockyear's Business College; bus. and sten.;
ro-Pd.: est. 1906: J. W. Walton. Prin.
South Kentucky College; col.; co-ed.: Chris-
tian: est. 1840: A. C. Knykendall. A. B.,
Pres.
HTrSTOJiVlLLE, Lincoln Co., pop. 425.
Central Christian College; prep.: co-ed.;
Christian: Miss Mary F. Wood. Prin.
HTDEV, Leslie Co., pop. 260.
Hyden Academy; prep.; co-od.: Presb.: T.
Jndson Miles. A. B.. Prin.
IVDEPEKDZVCE, Kenton Co., pop. 193.
Independenoe High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1894; Charles Vemer Lncy, A.
B., Prln.
JACKSOV. BreathiU Co., pop. 941.
S. P. Lee's Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-ed.:
Presb.: est. 1891: M. L. Girton. A. M..
Prin.
JETT, Franklin Co., pop. 62.
Ezcelaior Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-ed.;
Christ.; Endora Lindsay Smith, Pron.
LA OBAKGE, Oldham Co., pop. 740.
Funk Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-soct. : John
W. Selpfa. Prin.
LEBAHOV. Marion Co., pop. 3.043.
St. Augustine's Aoademy; prep.: co-ed.: R.
C; Sister Mary Kevin Coffey. Prln.
LEXnrOTOir, Fayette Co., pop. 26.309.
Agricultural and Meohairieal College of Sm-
tucky; see State College of Kentucky.
College of the Bible; theol.; Disciples; co-
ed.; J. W. McGarrey, Pres.
Hamilton College; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. L. W. St. Clair, Pres.
Kentucky TTniversity; see Transylvania Uni-
versity.
St. Catherine's Academy; girls* boarding; R.
C; est. 1823: Sister Mary Vincent, Prin.
Sayre Female Institute; glris' boarding;
Presb.; est. 1864; George J. Ramsey, Prin.
State Vniyersity of Kentucky; non-sect.: est.
1866: co-ed.: James K. Patterson, Ph. D.,
LL. D.. F. R. Hist., S. Gr. Britain. Pres.
TransylTania University; nnlv.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1798; Thomas Benton McCart-
ney, Jr., M. A., Ph. D., Acting Pres.
LOHDOK, Lowell Co., pop. 1,147.
Sue Bennett Memorial School; prep.; co-ed.;
M. B. So.: J. C. Lewis, Prin.
LORETTA, Marion Co., pop. 200.
Loretta Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mot her Roslne, Superior.
LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co., pop. 204,781.
Aoademy of Our Lady of Mercy; girls' board-
Ihr: R. C; Sister Margaret Mary Car-
roll, Prin.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sister Angela, Prin.
Boston Academy of Music; music; co-ed.; est.
1900: T. II. Randall, Pres.
Bryant ft Stratton Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1864; E. J. Wright, Pres.,
Cor. 2nd and Walnut.
Cedar Orove Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
rst. 1842; Sister Mary Thomas, Superior.
Central Law School (colored); law; co-ed.; est.
1802; Albert S. White, LL. D., Dean.
2704 W. Walnut.
Clark's School of Business; bus. and sten.;
non-soct.: ont. 1906; P. W. Clark, Pres.
Flexner's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Abraham Flexner, Prin.
Holy Rosary Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Vlncentia Magulre. Prin.
Hospital College of Medicine; med.; reg.;
mon: e«t. 1872: P. Richard Taylor, M. D.,
I)(>an. 234 E. Chestnut.
International School of Telegraphy; tel.; co-
rd.: E. J. Wright, Pres., 312 W. Jefler-
son St.
Kentucky Home School for Oirls; girls' board
ing: P. E. : Miss Belle S. Peers, Prin.
1509 4th Ave.
Kentucky School of Medicine; mcd.; co-ed.
oBt. IKiO: Wm. n. Wathen, A. M., LL.
D.. Dean. 619 6th St.
Kentucky University, Medical Department
merged with University of Louisville,
Medical Dopt.
Louisville College of Dentistry, Central Uni-
versity of Kentucky; dent.; men: est,
1KS7: W. K. Ornnt. M. D.. D. D. S.
l)«Min, Iln»ok nnd Broadway Sts.
Louisville College of Pharmacy; phar.; co-
od.: P8t. 1872: Gordon L. Curry. Dean,
104 W. Chestnut.
Louisville Medical College; med.; reg.; men;
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KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
est. 1869; C. W. KeUy. M. D., Dean. 101
W. Chestnut.
Louisville National Medical Golleffe (colored);
raed.; teg.; co-ed.; est. 1887; B. S. Porter,
M. D., Dean. 12 W. Green St.
Louisville Normal School; normal; state: co-
ed.; W. J. McConathy, Pres., 627 B.
Market.
Louisville Presbyterian Theoloffical Seminary;
theol.: men; Presb.; est. 1893; Rev. Wil-
liam Hogue Marquess, LL. D., Dean.
Louisville Training School for Boys; prep.;
boys: non-sect.; est. 1880; J. I. Moore, A.
B., Prln.
Massey Business College; bus. and stcn.; co-
ed.: est. 1901; Henry J. Holme, Man-
ager.
Patterson-Davenport School; boys* prep.; non-
sect.; est. 1901; John Patterson. M. A.,
and William Davenport, M. A., Prins.,
2010 Third St.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Ken-
tucky; theol.; men; est. 1853; Rev W. H.
Marquess, LL. D., Chairman of Faculty,
First and Broadway.
Presentation Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Eutopia, Prin., Fourth Ave.
St. Benedict's Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C; Sister M. Thomas. Prin.
St. Xavier's College; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Bamardinc, Prin.. 112 W. Broad-
way.
Schwartz School; bus. and sten.; est. 1892;
Dr. Geo. W. Schwartz, Ph. D., LL. D.,
Prin.
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary;
theol.; men; Bapt.: est. 1859; Rev. E. Y.
Mullins. D. D., LL. D.. Pres., 408 W.
Broadway.
Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College;
raed.; homcop.; co-ed.; est. 1892; George
S. Coon, A. B., M. D.. Dean. 635 Sixth St,
Spencerian Commercial School; bus. and stcn.;
est. 1802; Enos Spencer, Pres., Sixth and
Main.
State University of Kentucky; univ. ; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1879: James R. L. Diggs,
A. M., Ph. D., Pros.
Uhiversity of Louisville, Law Department;
law; men; est, 1847; W. O. Ilnrris, Dean,
812 W. Chestnut.
University of Louisville, Medical Department,
mod.: roj?.: mon: est. 1837: J. M. Bodlne,
M. D.. Pros.: T. C. Evans, M. D., Dean,
Cor. Chestnut and 8th.
University — Flexner School; boys' prep.; non-
HC'ft.: est. 1900: WllHam H. Thorp and H.
O. Brownoll, Prins.
Ursuline Academy of the Immaculate Concep-
tion; prop.: girls; R. C; est. 1804:
Mother Tlioo<lore, Superior.
LYNDON, Jefferson Co., pop. 4ft.
Kentucky Military Institute: military: nnn-
Hoot.: oHt. 1S45: C. W. Fowli^r. .M. A.. C.
E.. Supt.
MACKVILLE, Washington Co., pop. 171.
Mackville High School: prop.; ro-ed.: non-
sect.; W. J. Rnmley, Prln.
MADISONYILLE, Hopkins Go., pop. 8,628.
Atkinson Literary and ladnstrial Bcliool (col-
ored); co-ed.; A. M. B.; Samuel B.
Duncan. Prln.
MIDDLEBUBO, Casey Co., pop. 182.
MiddlebuiV Normal CoUegte; normal; private;
co-ed.; est. 1881; J. Sherman Lawhom,
B. Ped., Pros.
MILLEBSBUB6, Bourbon Co., pop. 862.
Millersburg Female College; girls' boarding,
M. E. So.; est. 1850; Rev. 0. 0. Flalier,
A. M., Pres.
Millersburg Training School; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; C. M. Best, C. B., Prln.
MINEBYA, Mason Co., pop. 132.
Minerva College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; B.
L. Gillis. Pres.
MOOBHEAD, Bowan Co., pop. 1,100.
Moorhead Normal School; normal; private;
co-ed.; F. C. Button, Pres.
M0B6ANT0WN, Butler Co., pop. 587.
Morgantown Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect;
J. Elmer Turner, Prln.
MOUNT STEBLINO, Montgomery Co., pop.
3,501.
Ooodwin's Male High School; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; M. J. Goodwin. Prln.
MOUNT VEBNON. Bock Castle Co., pop. 422.
Mount Vernon Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-
ed.: Presby.; Rev, A, E. Ewers, Prln.
NAZABETH, Nelson Co., pop. 30.
Nazareth Literary and Benevolent InstitntiMi;
girls' boarding; R, C; Mother M. Qeo-
phas Miller, Prin.
NEBINX, Marion Co., pop. 17.
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; B. C; est
1812: .Mother Domltllla, Prln.
NEWPOBT, Campbell Co., pop. 28,301.
Academy of the Immaculata; prep.; co-ed.;
est. 18.58; Sisters of Charity.
Academy Notre Dame of Providence; girls'
boarding: R, C: est. 1889; Reverend
.Mother Maria. C. D. P.. Prin.
Clark's Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
W. D. Clark. Pres.
Mount St. Martin's Seminary; girls* board-
ing: R. C: Mother .Maria, Prin.
NORTH MIDDLETOWN, Bourbon Co., pop. 434.
Kentucky Classical and Business Oolleg«;
prep.: co-ed.: Christian: est. 1868; Mil-
ton PMllott, Pres.
OWENSBOBO. Daviess Co., pop. 1.3,189.
Owonsboro College; coll.: co-ed.; J. Byron La
Rue. Prep.
Owonsboro Commercial College; bus and sten.;
L. C. Smith, Pres.
Owensboro Female College; girls' boardlns;
non-sect.: est. 1R90; A. C. Goodwin, Pres.
OWENTON. Owen Co.. pop. 1,014.
Caldwell Academy and Graded School; prep.;
ro-ed.: nons<'<t.: .Tesse C. Caldwell, Prin.
PADUCAH. McCracken Co., pop. 19,446.
Central Business College; bus. and sten.; est
10n2: wminm C. Strong. Ph. G.. Prin.
Draughon's Practical Business Oellege; bos.
and sten.; J. F. Dranghon, Pres,
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KENTUCKY
St. Mary's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Agathlna. Prln.
FABIS, Bonrbon Go., pop. 4.603.
Paris Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; Ed-
ward M. Costello. Prln.
Tipton's Select School, Miss; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Miss M. S. Tipton. Prln.
Yerkes* Priyate School; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.; W. L. Yerkes, Prln.
PIKEVILLE, Pike Co., pop. 608.
Pikeyille Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Presb.; James P. Record, A. M., Ph. D.,
Prin.
PIKEVILLE, Bell Co., pop. 2.072.
Theodore Harris Institute; Prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. T. C. Noe, Prln.
PRINCETON, OaldweU Co., pop. 2.M6.
Princeton Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Presb.: John M. Richmond. Prln.
PBOVIDENCE, Webster Co.. pop. 1,286.
Male and Female Academy: prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.; J. Y. Brown, Prln.
RICHMOND. Madison Co., pop. 4.66.3.
Madison Female Institute; girls* boarding;
Christian; est. 1856: 0. P. Simmons,
Prin.
RUSSELL VILLE, Logan Co., pop. 2.591.
Bethel College; coll.; men; Bapt.: est. 1804;
Wm. H. Harrison. M. A., Pres.
Logan Female College; girls' boarding; M. E.
So.: est. 1856; A. G. Mnrphy, A. M.,
Pres.
ST. JOHN, Hardin Co.
Bethlehem Academy; girls* boarding; R. C;
Mother M. Kevin, Superior.
ST. JOSEPH, Daviess Co., pop. 80.
Mount St. Joseph's Academy; girls* bonrding;
R. C; Mother M. Angnstlne, Prln.
ST. MARY, Marion Co., pop. 200.
St. Mary's College; coll.: men: R. C; est.
1820; Very Rev. Michael Jaglowlcs, C. R.,
Pres.
ST. VINCENT, Union Co., pop. 25.
St. Vincent's Academy; girls* boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary David, Prin.
SHARPSBimO, Bath Co.. pop. 482.
Male and Female College; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Mrs. Fannie B. Talbor, Prin.
Sharpsburg Academy: prep.; co-ed.; est. 1878;
J. C. Nelson. Prln.
SHELBY VILLE, Shelby Co., pop. 3.016.
Science Hill School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1825; Clara M. Poynter, Prln.
SLATTOHTERSVILLE, Webster Co., pop. 683.
Van Horn Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. W. Blgney. Prin.
STANFORD, Lincoln Co., pop. 1.661.
Stanford Male and Female Seminary; prep.;
co-ed.; est. 1904; Oscar B. Fallls, Ph. D..
Prin.
STTLPHXTR, Henry Co., pop. 400.
Fairmount College: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
B. P. Turner, Prin.
TAYLORSVILLE, Spencer Co., pop. 615.
Spencer Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; O.
C. Overstreet. Prln.
TRAPPIST. Nelson Co.
Gethsemani College; bus. and prep.; men;
R. C; est. 1851; Rt. Rev. Bdmond M.
Obrecht. Pres.
VANCEBXTRG, Lewis Co,, pop. 1,161.
Riyerside Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Lawrence Rolfe, Prin.
VERSAILLES, Woodford Co.. pop. 2.337.
Margaret College; girls' boarding: P. B.; est.
1892: Thos. C. Walton, Ph. D., Pres.
Rose Hill Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
boarding; M. Q. Jesse, Prln.
WADDY, Shelby Co., pop. 168.
Central Normal College: normal; private; co-
ed.; Robert Allen Burton, Pres.
WTLLIAMSBURO. Whitley Co., pop. 1,495.
Williamsburg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1880: boarding, A. 8. Hill.
Prin.
WILMORE, Jessamine Co., pop. 350.
Asbury College; prep.: co-ed.; Holiness; est.
1890; Rev. Newton Wray, A. B., B. D.,
Pres.
WINCHESTER, Clark Co., pop. 5,964.
Kentucky Wesleyan College; coll.; co-ed.; M.
E. So.: est. 1866; Rev. John L. Weber,
Lltt. D., Pres.
LOUISIANA
Population, 1,381,625. School system, 469,100. School age, 6-ia
Louisiana is the twenty-third state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,381,625 inhabitants, of whom 729,612, or 52.8 per cent, are white. Of
this number 51,853, or -3.7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 38.5 per cent, the state ranking fiftieth in this respect
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
James B. Aswell, Superintendent of Public Education Baton Rouge
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. N. C. Blanch ARD, President Baton Rouge
Atty. Gen. Walter Guion New Orleans
State Supt. J. B. Aswell, Secretary Baton Rouge
Hon. D. C. Scarborough Natchitoches
E. B. DuBuissoN Opelousas
Hon. Walter J. Burke New Iberia
Hon. a. Brittin New Orleans
Capt. E. L. Kidd Ruston
Prof. T. H. Harris Baton Rouge
Dr. Jas. H. Dillard New Orleans
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Nicholas Bauer, Secretary New Orleans
SCHOOL BOARD ASSOCIATION.
Dr. N. P. Mdss. President l^fayette
PARISH SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION.
No. of
Parl.sli. Superintendent. Postofflce. Schools
Acadia J. TI. Lewl.«« Crowley 46
A.scen.sion I). R. Showalter Donaldson ville 87
Assumption S. A. Alleman Napoleonvtlle SI
Avoyelles Virtor K Roy Marksvllle 94
Ha ton rvonpc'. K IT. J. Slrii'kland Baton Roufce 4S
Haton Roiiv:*'. W L«n. SI. Favrot Port Allen JO
Pi^nville \V. P. Head Arcadia S4
Hdsslor I. H. .Jolinston Benton 71
(^iddo T. C Moncure Slireveport 100
("alcasiou Tolin McNeose Lake Charles 100
Caldwell A. B. Hundley Columbia 17
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91
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
Parish. Superintendent.
Cameron A. G. Murray
Carroll, E C. C. Lewis
Carroll, W W. McG. Dollerhide .
Catahoula T. W. Perrin
Claiborne Chas. W. Seals.*
Concordia D. S. Strickler
De Soto William Goss
Feliciana, E D. G. Lunsford
Feliciana, W A. M. Hendon
Franklin H. F. Smullen
Grant J. N. Warner
Iberia J. C. Ellis
Iberville C. J. Brown
Jackson C. L. Shell
Jefferson F. A. Middleton
Layaf ette V. K Roy
L«af ourche W. S. Lafargrue
Lincoln R. M. Logran
Livingrston W. E. Underwood .. . .
Madison M. S. Pittman
Morehouse J. O. Taylor
Natchitoches A. E. Bath
Orleans Warren Easton
Ouachita T. O. Brown
Plaquemine R. E. Hingrle
Pointe Coupee C. F. Trudean
Rapides C. C. Henson
Red River J. L Teer
Richland T. H. McGregor
Sabine John H. Williams . . .
St. Bernard Clement Story
St. Charles T. B. Sellers
St. Helena W. H. Humble
St. James J. N. Gourdain
St. John , J. E. Guardia
St. Landry C. J. Thompson
St. Martin A. J. Cormier
St. Mary Dr. D. N. Foster
St. Tammany W. C. Evans
Tangipahoa A. C. Lewis
Tensas A. E. Green
Terrebonne . . * W. P. Tucker
Union I. O. Hodnett
Vermilion A. M. Smith
Vernon W. L. Ford
WashinfiTton J. W. Bateman
Webster J. M. Davies
Winn Cas Moss
Pop. of
PostofBce. Schools.
. .Lowry 26
. .Lake Providence 24
..Floyd 24
. Harrisonburg 79
..Homer 121
..Vidalla 34
. .Mansfield 60
. .Wilson 66
. .St. Francisville 14
. .Fort Necessity 33
..Pollock 48
. .New Iberia 48
. .Plaquemine 24
..Avard 62
. .McDonogrhvllle 23
. .Lafayette 31
. .Thibodaux 60
. .Huston 66
. .Bayou Barbary 62
..Ashley 43
. .Bastrop 54
..Natchitoches 100
. .New Orleans 71
. .West Monroe 55
. .Pointe-a-la-Hache ..... 40
. .New Roads 50
. .Alexandria 104
. .Coushatta 56
. .Rayville 25
. .Many 94
..St. Bernard 13
..Ama 19
. .Greensburgr 52
. .Convent 28
..Edgard 24
. .Opelousas 87
. .St. Martinsville 25
. .Franklin 37
. .Mandeville 33
..Amite 82
. .St. Joseph 57
. .Houma 59
..Marlon 99
. .Abbeville 47
..Leesvllle 84
. .Franklinton 62
. .Mlnden 54
. .Winnfleld 50
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BALDWIN, St. lUzy Farisli, pop. 650.
Gilbert Indnitrial Bdiool (colored): Indust.
and prep.; co-ed.; M. B.; Rev. Pierre
Landry, Prln.
BATOV BOVOE, E. Baton Boog* Parish, pop.
11.209.
LoBiaiana State Vniveraitj, Affrioultnral and
Mechanioal CollMTe; nnlv.; state: co-ed.;
est. 1800; Thomas D. Boyd. A. M., LL.
D.. Pres.
St. Joseph's Aoadeiny; girls* boarding: R. C;
est. 18^: Mother Raphael, Superior.
CHnrCUUBA, St. Tammany Parish.
Chinchaba Deaf Mnte Institute; school for
deaf; co-ed.; R. C. ; Archbishop of Now
Orleans, Pres. of Board of Directors.
CLnrroV, E. TeUdaaa Parish, pop. 900.
Billimtn Collegiate Institute; girls' boarding;
Presb. ; pBt. 18,52; Rov. P. W. Lewis.
Pres.
CONVENT, St. James Parish, pop. 050.
Jefferson College; coll.: mon.: R. C. : est. 1804;
Very Rev. R. n. Smith. S. M.. Pros.
COVINGTON, St. Tammany Parish, pop. 650.
Dixon Academy: prep.; co-ed.; non-spct.: Wil-
liam A. Dixon. Prln.
CROWLEY, Acadia Co., pop. 4,500.
Crowley TTniversity School: prop.: oo-od.; non-
sect. : .Tolin Hiram Lewis. Prln.
DONALDSONVILLE, Ascension Parish, pop.
4.150.
St. Vincent's Institute; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Clotilda, Prln.
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LOUISIANA
6&AVD COTEAV, St. Landrj Farisb. pop. 621.
Academy of the B&cred Heart; girls' boaxd-
lofir; R. C. : Mother H. Sarens. Prln.
7ACK80V, E. FeUciana Farifh. pop. 2.012.
Millwood Institnte: prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
Miss A. M. C. Pearce. Prln.
KEATCHIE, De Soto Farish, pop. 326.
Louisiana Female College; trirls* boarding:
Bapt.: est. 185<J: G. W. Thigpen, Pres.
LAFATTTTE. Lafayette Farish. pop. 3.314.
Southwestern Louisiana Fari^ Industrial In-
stitnte; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.: Edwin
Lewis Stephens. A. B., Ph. D.. Pres.
MAHSFIELD, DeSoto Farish, pop. 847.
Xansfleld Female Ck>llege: girls* boarding: M.
E. So.: est. 1855: T. S. Sllgh. Pres.
MABKBYILLE. Avoyelles Farish, pop. 827.
Marksyille High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; V. L. Roy. Prln.
MOVROE, Ouachita Farish. pop. 5.428.
St. Hyacinth's Boarding Academy: prep.; co-
ed.; R. C; Sister St. Ignatius. Prln.
MT. LEBAHOV. BieuTille Farish, pop. 205.
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Male Ck>llege; coll.: men;
Rapt.; est. 1851; C. Cothingham. M. A..
Pres.
VATCHITOCHEB, Natchitoches Farish, pop.
2.388.
Louisiana State Vormal School; normal: state:
co-ed.; B. C. Caldwell. Pres.
HEW IBERIA, Iberia Farish. pop. 6.815.
Fasnacht's Graded Institnte; prep.: co-ed.;
non R'Tt. ; Mi«s Marie L. Fasnacht. Prln.
HEW ORLEAHB, Orleans Farish, pop. 287.104.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; giria' board-
ing; R. C. Madam C. Dosbarats. Prin.,
4.'»21 St. Charles Ave.
Algier's School of Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing; sten.: co-ed.; M. Beatty. Prln.. 420
Rormtida St.
Audubon Sugar School; chem. and sugar
analysin: co-ed.: non-HCCt.: Thomas D.
Boyd, A. M.. IX. D., Director. Aadnbon
PI.
Carillon's Shorthand School; bus. and ston.;
A. C. Carillon. Prin.
Chenet Classical and Commercial Institute;
Prop, and bus.: bo.vH: H. S. Chenet. Prln.
Cenas School, Miss; girls: prep.: non-sect.;
Miss Frnnoos Cenas. Prin.. 1421 N. Clai-
borne at.
College of the Immaculate Conception; coll.;
nmn.: R. C; est. 1R47: Rev. Henry S.
Mjirlnp. S. J.. Cor. Baronne and Common.
Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes; girls' board-
ing: R. C. : Mother Enphrasie. Superior,
1072 N. White St.
Daniel Hand School (colored) ; prop. : co-ed. :
Miss M. Isabel Whelpley. Prln.. 126 N.
Ilocheblnve St.
Dyker's Institute: girls' l>oardlng: Christian:
Harriet V. Dyker, Prln.. 1727 rarond<>lot
St.
Ferrell School for Boys; boys' boardlnp: non-
wet.: L. C. Ferrell. Prin.. 4020 St.
Charles Ave.
Flint Medical CoUaffe, Medical D«pwiflUKt
Hew Orieans VaiTerslty; med.; re^.: co-
ed.; est. 1880: A. D. Bush. M. D., Dean,
1506 Canal St.
GnUlofs Institnte; girls* boarding: noD-sect.;
Mlfli Marie Gnlllot, Prin.. 1306 Danphbi.
Hanghn Institnte; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect;
est. 1802; Mrs. Margaret H. Haoglm,
Prin.. 1653 Octavia St.
Holy Cross College: boys' boarding: R. C;
D. J. Splllard. C. S. C, Prin.. Danphlae
and Reynes Sts.
Holy Trinity School; prep.; b<^yB: Rev. A.
Bechelmayer. Prin.. 2827 Royal.
Home Institnte: giris* boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1881: Miss Sophia B. Wright, Prin.,
1446 Camp St.
Isadore Hewman Manual Training School;
manual training; co-ed.: non-sect.; est.
1004: James E. Addicott. M. A.. Fret..
1831 Peters Ave.
Leland University (colored): coll.; co-ed.;
Bapt.: est. 1870; R. W. Perkins, A.
M.. Pres.. 7013 St. Charles Ave.
Loyola College; prep.; boys: R. C; Rev. A.
Blevers. S. J.. Pres.. 717 Willow.
L'Vnion Francaise School; girls* boarding;
non-sect.: Miss Marie Dnmestre, Prln.,
028 N. Rampart.
Luther College: prep.; co-ed.; Lntb.; F. J.
Laukenau. Pres.
Moler College: barbering and halrdresslng;
co-ed.: est. 1803; D. Moler, Mgr., 1S8
Carondelet St.
Hewcomh Memorial College of Tnlane Uni-
versity; coll.; women: non-sect.: est. 1886;
Brandt Van Blarcom Dixon, LL. D.,
Pres.. 1220 Washington Ave.
Hew Orleans College of Dentistry: dent.; co-
ed.: est. 1800: A. G. Friedrichs, M. D.,
Doan, 831 Carondelet St.
Hew Orleans College of . Oratory and Boon-
tion: elo. and or.: co-ed.; Miss Lilly 0.
Whittaker. Prln.. 707 Common.
Hew Orleans College of Fharmacy; phar.;
co-ed. : est. 1000; George D. Feldner, Fret..
725 Camp St.
Hew Orleans Hormal and Training Sohool;
normal: city; co-ed.: est. 1806: Miss Mar-
earet C. Hanson. Prin., 1142 Constance
St.
Hew Orleans University (colored); coll.; co-
ed.: M. E.; est. 1873; Rev. F. H. Knight,
Ph. D.. Pres.. 5318 St. Charles Ave.
Hew Orleans University, College of Fhsmacy
(colored^; phar.: co-ed.; est. 1000; H. J.
Clements. Dean. 1566 Canal St.
Hotre Dame Academy: girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1803: Sister Superior.
Paragon Shorthand Institute; bus. and aten.;
est. 1890: Alex. Llchtentag. Prop.. Camp'
and Enterpe Sts.
Picar Institute: girls' boarding: non-sect.:
Miss Alice Gamatls. Prln., 2308 Esplan-
ade.
Ficard Institute: prep.: co-ed.: R. C; Mra.
A. Plonrd. Prin.. 2308 Esplanade Ave.
Finac Institute: girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Marie L. Plnac, Prin., 1400 Hospital.
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LOUISIANA
Points Musical Institute; mosic; co-ed.; Miss
D. Points, Prin., 930 Elysian Fields Ave.
Pnrsell-Bliields School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Mrs. Purcell-Shlelds, Pres., 2910
Chestnut.
Robert Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Miss E. Rob-
ert, Prln., 2312 Barracks.
Rugby School; boys' boarding; non-sect.; W.
E. Wails and W. G. Jones, Prins., 4803
St. Charles Ave.
St. Agnes Hall School; prep.; co-ed.; Miss
M. Burthe, Prin.
St. Aloysius College; boys' boarding; R. C.
Brother Celestln. Prin., 1106 Esplanade
Ave.
St. Joseph's Commercial Academy; boys'
boarding; R. C; Brother Athanasius,
Prin.. 2137 St. Philip St.
St. Louis Diocesan Seminary; theol.; men.;
R. C; Very Rev. Michael S. Ryan, C. M.,
D. D., Pres., 1438 Henry Clay St.
St. Simeon's Select School; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Adelaide, Prin., 1321 An-
nunciation St.
Sloan-Duployan Shorthand School; bus. and
sten.; co-ed.; Charles Nathan, Prln.
Societe Francais du Juillet School; prep.;
boys; non-sect.; Miss Ada Freret, Prin.,
1028 St. Peter.
Sonle Gommercial College and Literary Insti-
tute; bus., sten.. and prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; George Soule, Pres., 603 St.
Charles Ave.
Southern Academic Institute; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Mrs. Kate C. Seaman, Prln.,
2618 Coliseum Ave.
Southern College of Music; music: coed.;
Mrs. G. David. Pres., 1216 Felicity.
Southern University and A. and M. College;
(colored); col. and tech.; co-ed.; non*
sect.; H. A. Hill, Pres.
Spencer's Business College; bus. and sten.;
co-ed.; est. 1893; L. C. Spencer, B. S.,
Pres.
Straight VniTenity (colored); coll.; co-ed.;
Cong.; est. 1809; Rev. S. G. Butcher, A.
B., Pres.. cor. Canal and S. Tontl Sts.
Trinity School; prep., co-ed.; Rev. 0. Nler-
mann, Prln., Oliver and Eliza Sts.
Tnlane VniTersity of Louisiana; unlv.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1834; Edwin B. Craig-
head, LL. D.. Pres.
Tnlane University, College of Technology;
tech.; co-ed.; Crown Ayres, Ph. D., Dean.
Tnlane University, Department of Pharmacy;
phar.; co-ed.; est. 1838; Isadore Dyer,
Ph. B., M. D., Dean, Canal and N. Rob-
ertson Sts.
Tulane University, Law School; law; men;
est. 1847; Eugene D. Saunders, LL. B.,
Dean, Tulane Ave. and University PI.
Tulane University, Medical Department; med.;
reg. ; men; est. 1834; Isidore Dyer, Ph.
B., M. D., Dean, Canal and N. Villere
Sts.
Twentieth Century and Cowles Shorthand
School; bus. and sten.; co-ed.; Miss Ma-
rie R. Wood, Prin., 646 Commercial PI.
University School; boy^B' boarding; non-sect.;
T. W. Dyer, Prin.. 1923 Ollseum St.
Ursuline Convent; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mother St. Stanislaus, Prln.. 4580
Dauphlne St.
Wheeler Business College; bus. and sten.; co-
ed.; WiUard J. Wheeler, Pres., 803
Canal St.
NEW ROADS, Points Coupee Parish, pop. 770.
Poydras Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; I.
J. Vaughan, Prin.
0PEL0U8AS, St. Landry Parish, pop. 2,951.
Academy of the Immaculate Conception; R.
C; prep.; co-ed.; Sister Veronica, Prin.
RUSTON, Lincoln Parish, pop. 1,324.
Louisiana Industrial Institute; tech. and in-
dust.; state; co-ed.; est. 1895; 0. B.
Byrd, Prin.
SHREYEPORT, Caddo Parish, pop. 16.013.
Centenary College of Louisiana; coll.; co-
ed.; Meth.; est. 1845; W. L. Weber, A.
M., LL. D., Pres.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus.
and sten.; P. E. Townsley, Manager.
SPEARSVILLE Union Parish, pop. 130.
Everett Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; J. W.
Thome, Prln.
THIBODEAUX, La Fourche Parish, pop. 3.253.
Mount Garmel Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C, Sister Superior.
WELSH, Calcasieu Parish, pop. 320.
Welsh Normal and Business Institute; bus.
and nor.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J. N. Nelson,
Pres.
MAINE
x'r.yiWvjT., 6W.466. School census. 210J54. School age 5-21.
\\'<\n". w th-i thir.ifrth =:atc of the Union in point of populatioii. having a total
'fi OA,Af/, irhsibi'Sinr-. of whom 692 J26. or 59 J" per cent, are white. Of this nninber
72,93.-. f,r 1.14 j/;r cm*, are foreii?n bc-m. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
pf/p'ih'yjTi i- £.1 per cent, the state ranking eight e^ith in this respect. The educa-
•ional -.y"i*':rr. of the -late i« as follows:
.ST.\TE SUPER! XTEXDEXrS OFFICE.
I'AYsov Smith, Start Superintendent of Public Schools Augusta
SCHOOL TFAT-BOOK COMMISSION.
f'liMi': '.rhfjfA V;xl-lKx^k« arc required by state law to be furnished free by the
-.':v't;i1 towns. Th'T*: is no State Text-Book Commission and no state uniformity
of t#:Xt-lKy^ks.
ST.-VTE TEACHERS' ASSOCL\TIOX.
K, L. I'AKMKk, President Dexter
I ), L. Wok M w^^KKi, Secretary Oldtown
COUNTY SUPKRLXTEXDEXTS OF SCHOOLS.
M;iiTH! has no county superintendents of schools, but nas instead what is called
th<- "towns sysKrin" of school supervision, each city and town, or in some cases,
where \h<: towns are sniall, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent
of srhfK>ls.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ATHENS, 8oin«rMt Co.. ih^*. WK.
SomeriAt Academy; f»ri«|». ; fnt\.: iionHi-ft.;
A. W. lJ«*fofi. A. ir. Prin.
AUGUSTA. Kennebec Co.. j>o[>. l\.OS:i.
Shaw BuiineM College; Imim. niul Htfn. ; out.
]H!».'(: Cnrroll IT. BlnlmlHl. iTlii.
BANOOR. Penobirot Co., |»op. 21.>iriO.
Banfor BusineM Collefe; biiH. nnd Htcn.: E.
I». I'rnll, I'n-H.
Bangror Training School; nor.: womon; city;
int. |Hl)r>: li. Kli'fiiior (!loiuliiinn. Prin.
Bangor Theological Sominarj; thcol.; co-cm1.:
CoHK.: out. 1814: Rpv. IHrid N. Beaeh.
D. I)., Pivi*.
Shaw Buiineas College: bus. and aten.: eat.
1RR4: P. L. Shaw, Pre*.
Uniyertity of Maine. School «f Law; law;
Btat«<: oo-<(l.: est. 1896: William E. Wals,
M. A., LL. B.. Dean.
BELFAST, Waldo Co.. pop. 4.016.
Banks Business Collegv; In». and aten.; cat.
1900; E. A. Banks. Prin.
BETHETi. Oxford Co., pop. 722.
Oonld's Academy; prep.: co-ed.: noa-McL;
PATTEBSOirS COU^OE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
95
MAINE
MAINE
est. 1836; Frank B. Haoscom, A. M.,
Prin.
BLVEHHX, Hancock Co., pop. 1,828.
Goorse StoTona AcAdomy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; WlUiam H. Patten. Ph. B.. Prin.
BRUlfSWICX, Cumberland Co., pop. 6.210.
Bowdoin Colleire; coll.; men; Con^.; eat.
1802; Rev. Wm. De Witt Hyde, D. D.,
LL- D.. Prea.
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoin College;
(freshman and sophomore years); med.;
reg.; men; est. 1820; Alfred Mitchell, A.
.M.. M. D.. Dean. (See Portland. Me.)
BVCKBPORT, Hancock Co., pop. 2,339.
Eaat Maine Conference Seminary; prep.; co-
ed.; M. E.; est. 1848; Frederick E. Brag-
don. A. M.. Pres.
CASTnTE, Hancock Co., pop. 025.
Eaatem State Kormal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; A. F. Richardson. A. M., Pres.
CHARLESTON, Penobscot Co., pop. 842.
Higgina' Classical Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; L. L. Workman, A. B., Prin.
CHERRTTIELD, Washington Co., pop. 1,859.
Cherryfteld Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
BenJ. CoflBn and Thos. 0. Tooker. Prins.
CORDTHA, Penobscot Co., pop. 1,170.
CorinuA Union Academy; prep.; day; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1852; L. Whitney Elklns,
A. B., Prin.
CXTMBERLAin) CEKTER, Cumberland Co.,
pop. 350.
Oreely Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Si-
mon Monlton Hamlin, Prin.
DRESDEN MILLS, Lincoln Co., pop. 200.
Bridge Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1881; Norris S. Lord, A. B.. Prin.
EAST CORINTH, Penobscot Co., pop. 478.
East Corinth Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1844; H. D. Worth. A. B.,
Prin.
EAST MACHIA8, Washington Co., pop. 1,521.
Waahington Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1792; Ralph S. Smith. A. B., Prin.
FARMINGTON, Franklin Co.. pop. 1.251.
Abbott School, The; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1844; George Dudley Church.
Prtn.
FarmingtoB State Normal School; normal;
state; co-ed.; George 0. Purington, A.
M., Pres.
FORT KENT, Aroostook Co., pop. 2,628.
Madavaoka Training School; normal: state;
co-ed.; Miss Mary P. Nowland. Pres.
FOZCROFT, Piscataquis Co., pop. 1,629.
Foxcroft Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Lyman Kingman Lee, A. B.. Prin.
FREEDOM, Waldo Co., pop. 479.
Freedom, Academy; prep, and bus.; co-ed. r
non-sect.; est. 1836; A. B. Linscott. A.
B., Prin.
FRTEBTJRO, Oxford Co., pop. 650.
p Fzyeburg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
[Emerson L. Adams, A. M., Headmaster.
eORHAM, CoaibexlaBd Co., pop. 2.640.
Western Normal School; normal; state; co-
ed.; Walter E. Russell. Pres.
GRAY, Cumberland Co., pop, 1,388.
Pennell Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; C.
F. Howland, Prin.
HAMPDEN, Penobscot Co., pop. 2,182.
Hampden Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1803; Henrj- W. Mayo, Pres.
HEBRON, Oxford Co., pop. 494.
Hebron Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1804: Wra. E. Sargent. A. M.. Prin.
HOULTON, Arooatook Co., pop, 4,G8G.
Ricker Classical Institute; prep.: co-ed.;
Bapt.; Edwin C. Harmon, Prin.
XENTS HILL, Kennebec Co., pop. 150.
Maine Wealeyan Seminary and Woman's Col-
lege; prep.; M. E.; Wilbur Fisk Berry.
D. D.. Pres.
LEE, Penobscot Co., pop, 801.
Lee Normal Academy; normal; private; co-
ed.; Prin.
LEWISTON, Androacoggin Co., pop. 23.761.
Bates College; coll.: co-ed.; Free Bapt.: est.
18G3; George C. Chase, D. D.. LL. D..
Pres.
Bliss Business College; bus. and sten.: O. D.
Bliss, Pres.
Cobb Divinity School, Bates College; tbcol.;
Free Bapt.; est. 1840; James A. Howe,
D. D., Dean.
LIMINGTON, York Co., pop. 1,001.
Limington Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
day; free; Walter H. Russell, Prin.
LITCHFIELD CORNERS, Kennebec Co., pop.
300.
Litchfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
O. C. Merrill. A. B., Prin.
NEWCASTLE, Lincoln Co., pop. 1.075.
Lincoln Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-soct.;
George H. Larrabee, A. M., Prin.
NEW GLOUCESTER, Cumberland Co., pop.
1,162.
Stevens School; girls' boarding; non-sect.; M.
B. and S. P. Stevens, Prins.
NORTH ANSON, Somerset Co., pop, 1,000.
Anson Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1823; George Thomas Sweet, A. B.. Prin.
NORTH BRIDGTON, Cumberiand Co., pop. 280.
Bridgton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1808: J. F. McCormick, Prin.
NORTH PARSONFIELD, York Co., pop. 200.
Parsonfleld Seminary; prop.; co-ed.: non-soct.;
Frederick W. Ernst, Prin.
ORONO, Penobscot Co., pop. 3,257.
University of Maine; iiniv.; state; co-od.; est.
1867: Goorge Emory Follows, Pli. D., LL.
D., Pres.
PITTSFIELD, Somerset Co., pop. 2,208.
Maine Central Institute; prep.: oo-ed.: free
Bopt.; est. 180G; F. U. Landman, Prin.
PORTLAND, Cumberland Co., pop. 50,145.
Gray's Portland Business College; bus. and
sten.: Frank L. Gray, Pros.
Medical School of Maine. Medical Depart-
ment, Bowdoin College; (Junior and
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FATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
MAINE
MAINE
Senior years); med.; reg.; men; est.
1820; Alfred Mitchell. M. D., Dean.
Norton's (Miss) Training School for Kinder-
gartners; nor. kind.; women; est. 1890;
Miss Abbey N. Norton, Prin.
Portland School of Telegraphy; teleg.; Geo.
L. GaskcU, Pres.
Sawyer's (Miss) School of Shorthand; sten.;
co-ed.; est, 1885; Miss Annie L. Sawyer,
Prin.
St. Elizabeth's Academy; girls* boarding; R.
C; Mother Mary Teresa, Prin.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. G.;
est. 1882; Sister Mary Wilfrid, Direct-
ress.
Shaw's Business College; bus. and sten.; T.
L. Shaw, Pres.
Virgil Clavier School; mus. ; co-ed.; est. 1896;
Frank L. Rankin, Director.
Waynflete School; girls' prep.; non-sect.; est.
1898; Miss Caroline M. Grisfield and
Miss Agnes Lowell, Prins.
Westbrook Seminary and Female College;
prep.; co-ed.; est. 1831; boarding; Ar-
thur C. Ycaton, A. B., Pres.
FBESQTTE ISLE, Aroostook Co., pop. 3,022.
Aroostook State Normal School; nor.; state;
co-ed.; Irving 0. Bragg. Prin.
ROCKLAND, Knox Co., pop. 8,150.
Rockland Commercial College; bus and sten.;
est. 1880; Howard and Brown, Prins.
and Props.
SACO, York Co., pop. 6,122.
Thornton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
day; Ernest Roliston Woodbury, A. B.,
Prin.
SEBAQO, Cumberland Co., pop. 576.
Potter Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1805; Herbert E. Thompson, A. B., Prin.
SOUTH BERWICK, York Co., pop. 3,188.
Berwick Academy; boys; prep.; non-sect.; est.
1791; Frank E. Nye, Headmaster.
SOUTH CHINA, Kennebeck Co., pop. 102.
Erskine Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1883; W. J. Thompson, Prin.
SPRINGFIELD, Penobscot Co., pop. 532.
Springfield Normal School; normal; state; co-
ed.; Miss Anna H. Chadboume, Prin.
TURNER, Androscoggin Co., pop. 1,924.
Leavitt Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; B.
E. Packard, Prin.
YASBALBORO, Kennebeck Co., pop. 2.062.
Oak Grove Seminary; prep.; co-ed.: Friends;
est. 1847; George L. Jones, Prin.
WATER VILLE, Kennebeck Co., pop. 0,477.
Cobum Classical Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1829; G. S. Sterenson, A. M.,
Prin.
Colby College; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 1818;
Rev. Charles Lincoln White, D. D., Fret.
Kiest's Business College; bus. and sten.; H.
L. C. Lanning, Pres.
WILTON, Franklin Co., pop. 1,647.
Wilton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Drew T. Hartbom, Prin.
WISCASSET, Lincoln Co., pop. 1,273.
Wiscasset Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1808; Charles S. Sewall. A. B. Prin.
WOODFORDS, Suburb of PorUand.
Westbrook Seminary; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1834; President.
YARMOUTH, Cumberland Co., pop. 2,274.
North Yarmouth Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.; Frederick H. Dole, A. B., Prin.
Btockbridge Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Miss Stockbridge, Prin.
MARYLAND
Population, 1,190,050. School census, 336,230. School age, 5-18.
Maryland is the twenty-sixth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,190,050 inhabitants, of whom 952,424, or 80.2 per cent, are white. Of
this number 93,144, or 7.9 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 11.1 per cent, the state ranking thirty-second in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
M. Bates Stephens, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Annapolis
Bradl£y K. Purdum, Asst. Supt Annapolis
STATE BOARD C5F EDUCATION.
Austin L. Crothers, Governor, President Annapolis
M. Bate Stephens, State Superintendent, Secretary Annapolis
RuFus K. Wood Sparrows Point
Clayton Purnell Frostburg
William S. Powell Ellicott City
Z. P. Wharton : Stockton
Robert C. Cole Baltimore
Thos. H. Lewis Westminster
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Public school text-books are required, by state law, to be furnished free by the
state. There is no State Text-Book Commission, however, recognized as such as
a separate board.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
M. Bate Stephens, President , Annapolis
Miss S. E. Richmond Baltimore City
RoBT. H. Gault Chestertown
J. M. Gambrill Baltimore City
Miss Margaret M. Robinson Frederick City
Herbert E. Austin, Secretary Baltimore City
Mary E. Ford Frostburg
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Sarah E. Richmond, President Baltimore City
Hugh W. Caldweu., Secretary Chesapeake City
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEQE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
MARYLAND
MARYLAND
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Exanilner. Address. County.
Allegrany A. C. Willison Cumberland 6S.694
Anne Arundel Harry R. Wallis Annapolis' 40,018
Baltimore City James H. Van Sickle, Supt.. Baltimore City 508,967
Baltimore Albert S. Cook Towson 90,756
Carroll S. Simpson Westminster 88,860
Caroline Edward M. Noble Denton 16.848
Cecil George Biddle Elkton 24,662
Calvert J. Briscoe Bunting Prince Frederick . 10,228
Charles Michael R. Stone La Plata 18,816
Dorchester Wm. P. Beckwith Cambridge 27,962
Frederick Oscar B. Coblentz Frederick 61,920
Garrett Edward A. Browning Oakland 17,701
Howard Woodland C. Phillips Ellicott City 16,715
Harford Charles T. Wright Bel Air 28.269
Kent Milton Melvin Chestertown 18,786
Montgomery Earle B. Wood Rockvllle 80,451
Pripce George Frederick Sasscer Upper Marlboro 29,898
Queen Anne B. J. Grimes .Centreville 18,864
St. Mary George W. Joy Leonard town 18,186
Somerset Wm. H. Dash lell Princess Anne 25,928
Talbot Nicholas Orem Easton 20,842
Washington John P. Fockler Hagerstown 45,188
Wicomico H. Crawford Bounds Salisbury 22,869
Worcester Edgar W. McMaster Pocomoke City 20.865
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AMMENDALE, Prince George Co., pop. 15.
Ammendale Normal Institute; normal; co-
ed.; R. C: est. 1880; Brother Austin,
Pres.
ANNAPOLIS, Anne Arundel Co., pop. 8.625.
St. John's Colle8:e; coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1789; Thomas Fell, LL. D., Pres.
United States Naval Academy; naval; men;
U. S. Government; est. 1845; Capt. Wll-
lard H. Brownson, U. S. N.. Supt.
BALTIMORE, pop. 508,957.
Academy of the Visitation; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary Agatha Scott, Prin.,
604 Park Ave.
Affordby School; primary and kindergarten
normal; est. 1888; Laura M. Beatty,
Prin., 311 Courtland St.
Atlantic Medicid College; (formerly Southern
Homeopathic Medical College) med. ;
Homeop.; co-ed.; est. 1890; Eldrldge C.
Price, M. D., Dean. 1012 Madison Ave.
Baltimore Business College; bus. and sten.;
E. li. Norman. Pres., 5 N. Charles St.
Baltimore City College; prep.: men; non-
sect.; est. 1839; Francis A. Soper. A. M.,
Prin.
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery; dent.;
co-ed.; est. 1839; M. W. Foster. D. D.
S., Dean, cor. Easton and Franklin.
Baltimore Law School; law; co-od.; est. 1900;
Alfred S. Nlles, LL. D.. A. M., Dean,
232 St. Paul.
Baltimore Medical College; mod.; rog.; men;
est. 1881: David Street. A. M.. M. D.,
/♦res., Madison St. and Lincoln Ave.
Baltimore Medical College; Dental Depart-
ment; dent.: men: est. 1895; J. W. Smith.
D. D. S., Dean, Howard Ave. and Madi-
son.
Baltimore Normal School (colored); normal;
private; co-ed.; George Harrison, Pres.,
Saratoga and Courtland.
Baltimore Polytechnic Inatitnte; tech.: men;
est. 1884; William R. King. U. S. N..
Prin., 311 Courtland St.
Baltimore School of Garment Gntting; gar-
ment cutting for men: night; est. 1889;
ilecklinger and Oebm, Props., 221 Han-
over St.
Baltimore School of Pemin Shorthand; sten.;
est. 1897: E. W. Weems, Prin., 1419 N.
Charles St.
Baltimore University, School of Law; law;
men: est. 1814; Thomas R. Clendenin,
Dean. 232 St. Paul.
Baltimore University, School of Modiciao;
med.; reg. : men; est. 1883; Theodore
Cook, Jr., Dean, 1806 No. Charles St.
Boys' Latin School; boys' day; non-sect.:
Janios A. Dunham. Prin., 1006-1014
Brevard.
Bryn Mawr School for Oirls; girls* day;
est. 1S85: non-sect.: Edith Hamilton. M.
A., Head Mistress, Cor. Cathedral and
Preston.
Calvert Hall College; l>oys' boarding: R. C:
Brother Denis. Prin.. Cor. Cathedral and
Mulberry.
College of Physicians and Burgeons; mod.;
rog.: men; est. 1872; Chas. P. Bevan.
M. D.. Dean, corner Calvert and Sara-
toga.
Country School, The; boys' boarding: noo-
soct.: C9t. 189G; S. Wardwell Kinney.
M. A., Headmaster, Charles St.
MAHYLAND
Imijj*, nou-fioet.; cf-t, ISSi; E, DeiphmaDD»
Vh. IV. Prtti.. S'll N. Jiowjird at.
EAton & Burnett fiiiaineAa Gallegfi; buH. nn4
?!r(*Q.; A. n* Batcm, Prea.; Hon Bj^UI-
IlfL^ewoKh Bchonah girl»' boarvlLog; noiv-sc^t,;
Mr*, ri- K Lcfi^-bvre. Tria.
Epipb&D^ ApoitollQ Ocin«fff»; bdjfi' bonrillpgr
B, C. ; Jufitiii McCiirthj-, PriD,. Walbrook
IViandi' Schawl: prep,; co-ed.; FrleniU; eaC-
1804 : Etlwnrd a WIlBon, B. S. Prtn.,
Piifk PL nufl LiurL'ns,
Girli' Latin Scliooh girls' boar ding; M. E^:
pBt. 1800; llarlad Updi'irrdflr, A. M,. PrJn*
Joluu Hopkina UbiTeraity; uttlv.; mcti. non-
Bt-cr.; csi. JST«t Irn Rcmsen. Ph. D.,
LL, D.. Pres.
jAltbi Hopkloft llTniTflnity, Hedicjil 8ob»l;
raiHt.; meg,; co-ed.; est. 1803; W. H*
Hott*"lI. P!i D.. M, D., LL. D. Deitn,
WiiatiJng^lon ftnil MoDUident.
Eiaspp'« luatitnte; Dftr^i co-rtL ; uoa-Hti-Pt. ;
W. A. Knjipp. Prln,. gRl-SG^-i Hoi I In a.
Irforolm GollAge; coll.; men* R. C. ; est. 1852;
llt'V. J. F. Quirk, 3. J., Pn?*., MddWttient
jiml .\Tjtfltat^D St.
ICmiyliuid CoUeB« of Pbftnomcyj pimrj co-
eii.: f'tif. 1S41I CbJirleft C«spjirl, Jr.. Di;nB,
AIhjmU^ Ave. and Fnyj?ltt',
MvyluLd Inatitute Bcbaol c^f Art and Doilsn;
>n; rrt(-d.; i'ist, 1,H4T; Job« M. Cnrtcir.
Prit-*.
Mi^rTland Medical CoILtifa; nird.: reg. ; meu;
t?st 1W>S: J. B. ScIiwatlEa^ M, 1>h. Puan.
Mai^lund Stute HomiaJ ScbooU ntfnnol; sfntp;
ro#il.; Gvnrgcr Wji^bitijErt^ii Wurd, Pb.
r>.. Pros,. ^'oniLT Lafflj-dttf and f'wrroU-
tnrj Ai^e»»
Xilt&a Aeftdem^i bojt* prep.; iion acnt.; est.
1H4T; W. JamtK H«ap«. Pti, !>,. LL, B.,
Prtn,. 310 W. Hoffmad St^
Motsas CeUogfli call,: ra-Ǥd.; M. B-; i?8t,
lH7t». John O, Spencer, D, D.. Pre*.
Mount St. Ji>aeph*a CoUetfA; brj.v^' iK^ardlng;
1{. cr. ■ p9t, 1870; BrnthtT iBldJin?. Prin .
SmrtDii D,, Folk Avn. ^-itii'iHlea.
ITcitfD DiimA ef Kuylmad; i^^irld' bojirdlugi R.
r., p«t. JS73: Slater M, Flurentlne, Prm.-
iBiilllmnFe f^flimtjr).
Fembodf ConaemtoTy of Mutic; miia. ; cflt.
l^tVT, lliimltl Randolph. Utrcclw, ML Wt-
*if»f> PI- ami CliJirlpi* 8t,
RLadalpIi'H&rriaon Scboal; ctrlB* board lug;
jiaii y*H:"t. ; Mra, J, Riuidolpta-HiirrtMrn
Rnpilrtll. IMn.. HOT* I'fifk Av<v
Etilatid P«* Bc^hool for GirU: ulrls' bonrd-
iiijj: uudS^'Ct.; Vlrfi. A nut? E. TiWmbB,
Prill.
SadJflE'a Bryaat & StxAtton BnaiDait Coltafo;
im* Biid fileo,: W. H, Sinller, Prre.. 715
N, Biitaw St.
iunaal fieady Schooh glri«' bonrilliig; nnn>
htL: «t, )88T: MTrb llcl(*n J, Rowe,
Prill.
I it. Frajkctt A*«d«inr; iftrK bnardSn^; B. €.'.
Moibor Mag<*aleat Prin.. *W Courtlanrt
^t. jM*Bb*i BajHiJiAiy; call.; idDij; E* C;
i'9t. 1888; Eer. Jnstla MeOurthF. Pnsflt-
dent.
&]iaft«feur:r OoUeto of ExpreiAion ; dramatic:
toed.; csL 1890; Alice May Yoitae, Prln,,
1-4 N. Carej SL
Saulharn Hotda i<!:haoh girls' board Inj^; ncHi-
fleet.; Mrn. W. M. Cary aud KtlBS Gary*
Prlns,, 9ir» N Cliiirb*».
Southern Komeopatl3ic H«dleal College; tiow
ItEiowd )!B Atiadtk* .Metlknl CoUrgr.
Strfcyer't Buaioeaa Goll«Fe; bu^. nad atcdi;
H. Inanjs ^Strnjrer, PriR., 225 E. Baltimore.
Thealogiciil Sominary of Bt> Bttlpia« and St«
Mary'a ITai^eraity; tbeoi ; man: R, C.;
eat. 37[il I Vpt?' Rpv. E4ward R. Dyer.
P, D.. Prf^a., N. Poca Bt.
Univeraity of Maryland; uqlT,i: DOn-secL;
men; (^st, 1807' Bcrtuird Cartcrt LL. D.j
PrdtoiiL I
UuiYanity of Maryland. BflntaJ! Bapartmant I
ilenL; mt'u: cut, J85i2: F^vdhtadd J. S.
Oorgat. A. M.. D, D. 3., Beau. Cor.
Greeae aud Lam bore!.
¥oiTanit7 at MmrrlmnA, flcbool af Modlet&a;
med. ; re^g. : men; eaL 1807; R» Dofaey
Coale. Pb. p., Poan. C*r. Greene and
U>mfeFinl
TJntveraity of Maryland, Scbaol of Xaw; lawj
inenL f«L 1S07- Birnard Carter, LL. D.,
St Pitid SL
iriLifroraity Schoal for Boy a; tioya* bourdJinsi
uonsict,; W. S, Mwrston. Prln,, 120G
GatbHlrjil St.
Wilford Home School; prlmurj; eo-ed.; ^t.
18TS; Mi-H. Waller R, Bullock. Prin., 1405
Pftfii Avtnue.
Woman'a College af BaltimoiB; coll.; wumen;
M. K.- c'«t iSSg; Rev. J. I.\ Qoucber, LL.
P., Pr<>8,. Si, P»al, rmm 23rd to 2Btli N.
Woman 'a Hedlcad College; med.; rej^, ; wom-
ud; eat. IHHli 4ohu H Abercroiuble. M,
p., Dt-un, MiCullnh aud HofTuiau.
BBOOKEVILLE, Mantgomery Co., pop. l&S.
BroQkuvillB Academy; prep.: Cd-ed. ; nan^
siTt,; CJitiion M. Moore. Prln.
BRTJKBWICK. rredorick Co, pop, 2,471.
Brunawkk Betnitiary; prep.; cd-od.; noa-acct.:
J. J, iSlniili. Prin.
BUCKEYEBTOWK. Frederick Co-, pop, 430.
Buckeyeatown Karmal; dor.; eq-cd.; non-aoct.;
(i^t. iHSS- F. U Neigtibour^, Prln.
CATOIfSYILLE, Suburb of Baltimore.
Mount da Salea Academy of the Titltation:
tflrla' boarding; R, C»; Slatf?r [gnat La
Alkln. Prln.
GBABLOTTE HAIX, Bt. Mary GOt, [lop. 100,
Charlotte H»U Sefcaol; bo>a' boarding; nod
fltfCf..; tloorjiTf' M. Thorn eia. A, M., Prln,
Qay Hill Female Bchool ; |£lrla' bojsrdluf;; noih
a^-ei.: Prof, niid Mrs. Ktlwurtl T, BrEeeoe.
CHEBTEETOWN. Kent Co., pop. 3Sm,
Waakbigtod Gollfige; {^oIL; men; (dorm a! depL
co-iHln;. nori-flj?rt;. fat, ITSai JamcA TJV*
Cn Id. LL. P., PreB.
CHEVY GHABE, Montgomery Go,, pop. 20.
GheTy Cbato Collegu and Semidary; See W ab-
Ington. n, C,
GOLI^GE FABK, Fringe Oeorge Co,, pop, iflO.
Maryland Agricultural GoUofe; fl^rt,; etatci
men; eat. IJWO: R. W. Syl vector, Prln.
100
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
MARYLAND
MARYLAND
GOLORA, Cecil Co., pop. 250.
West Nottingham Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1741; Clifton O. Walker,
A. M., Principal.
CUMBERLAKD, Allegheny Co.. pop. 17,128.
Allegheny County Academy; prop.; co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1798; Marshall C. Allaben,
A. B.. Prin.
Central Commercial College; bus. and sten. ;
C. E. Pusho. Pres.
Mountain State Bniiness College: bus. and
stcn. ; A. G. Sine, Pres.
DABKESTOWN, Montgomery Co., pop. 148.
Andrew Small Academy; prop.; co-cd.; non-
sect.; est. 1867; ttev. M. L. Fearnow, A.
M., Principal.
ELLICOTT CITY, Howard Co., pop. 1,3.31.
Rock Hill College; coll.; uicn; R. C. ; est.
IS.')?. Brother Abraham.
St. Charles College; coll.: men: R. C. ; est.
1848; Rev. F. X. McKenn.v. S. S.
EMMITBBTJRO, Frederick Co., pop. 849.
Mount St. Mary's College; coll.: men; R. C;
est. 1808; Very Rev. D. J. Flynn, A. M.,
Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. ;
Sister Henrietta, PrIn.
FOREST GLEN, Montgomery Co.. pop. 70.
National Park Seminary; girls' boarding; non
sect.; John A. 1. Cassedy. B. S., Prin.
FREDERICK, Frederick Co., pop. 0,290.
Frederick College; prep, and bus.; co-ed.; est.
1779; E. E. Gates, A. M.. Pros.
St. John's Literary Institution; boys' day; R.
C; W. J. Kane. S. J.. Prin.
Woman's College; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1893; J. H. Apple. A. M., Pres.
FROSTBERO, Allegheny Co., pop. .'>.274.
Maryland State Normal School, No. 2; nor.;
state; co-ed.: E. D. Murdaugli, Prin.
HA6ERST0WN, Washington Co., pop. 13.591.
Kee Mar College; girls' boarding ; non-sect.;
est. 1852; J. Emory Shaw. Prin.
Wolf's Business College; bus. and sten.; D.
Elmer Wolf. Pres.
ILCHESTER, Howard Co., pop. 000.
Redemptorist Seminary; tlieol. ; men; R. G. ;
o8t. 1807: Uov. Etlwjinl M. Weigt'l, G. S.
S. R.. Rector.
LA PLATA. Charles Co., pop. :HH).
McDonough Institute; prep.; co-«mI. : non-sect.;
•'St. 11H)."{; A. M. IsanoKlc, A. B., Presi-
dent.
LEONARDTOWN, St. Mary Co., pop. 483.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sisters of Charity.
LDTHERYILLE, Baltimore Co., pop. 663.
Maryland College for Women; girls' board-
ing; Luth.; est. 1853; Rev. J. H. Turner.
A. M.. Pres.
McDONOOE, Baltimore Co., pop. 100.
MoDonogh School; prep, and mannal train.;
boys: non-sect.: est. 1873: Sidney Tomer
Moreland, M. A.. C. B., Principal.
ICILLERSVILLE, Anne Amndel Co., pop. 40.
Anne Amndel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1855; Marcus Blakey AUmond,
A. M., LL. D., Prin.
MOXTNT ST. MARY'S, Frederick Oo.i pop. 80.
Mount St. Mary's College; coll.; men; R. C:
est. 1808.
MOUNT WASHINGTON. Subnrb Baltimoro.
Mount St. Agnes College; girls' boarding;
R. C.; Rev. Sister Cummings. Superior.
Mount Washington Seminary for Boys; boys*
boarding; R. C.; Sister Mary Bonaven-
ture, Prin.
NEW WINDSOR, Carroll Co., pop. 430.
New Windsor College; coll.; co-ed.; Presby.;
est. 1843; Rev. James Fraaer, Ph. D.,
President.
PORT DEPOSIT, CecU Co., pop. 1,675.
Jacob Tome Institute, The; boys' prep: non-
sect.: est. 1894; Francis Ransom Lane.
A. M.. M. D., Dir.
PRINCESS ANNE, Princess Anne Co., pop. 240.
Princess Anne Academy: agri, and mech.;
co-ed.: M. E.,; est. 1888; John Oakley
Spencer. Ph. D.. President.
REISTERTOWN, Baltimore Co., pop. 640.
The Hannah Moore Academy; girls' boarding;
P. E., Rev. Joseph Fletcher, Prin.
ROCKVILLE, Montgomery Co., pop, 1.110.
Rockville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1808; W. Pinckney Mason, Prin.
ST. MARY'S CITY, St. Mary Co.. pop. 40.
St. Mary's Female Seminary; girls' boarillng;
non-sect.; Mrs. L. V. Maddoz, Prin.
SANDY SPRING, Montgomery Co., pop. 135.
Sherwood Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends: est. 188.1; Ida Palmer Stabler.
President.
WESTMINSTER. Carroll Co., pop. 3.199.
Westem Maryland College; coll.; co-«d.;
Meth. Prot.; est. 1868; Rev. Thomas
Hamilton Lewis. 1). D., LL. D., Pive.
MASSACHUSETTS
Population, 3,003,680. School census (between 5 and 15 inclusive), 583,767. Com-
pulsory school age census (between 7 and 14, inclusive), 423,859.
School age, 7 to 14 (continued to 16 if unable to read or write).
Massachusetts is the seventh state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 3,003,680 inhabitants, of whom 2,966,762, or 98.7 per cent, are white.
Of this number 126,396, or 4.01 of the total population, are illiterates, the state rank-
ing twenty-third in this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
In Massachusetts, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction is entitled
"Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education."
George H. Martin, Secretary Massachusetts Board of Education Boston
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Curtis Guild, Jr., Governor Boston
Eben S. Draper, Lieutenant-Governor Boston
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells 7 Otis Place, Boston
Clinton Q. Richmond North Adams
George I. Aldrich Brookline
Mrs. Ella Lyman Cabot 190 Marlborough St., Boston
Albert E. Winship Somerville
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Garden Road, Brookline
Carroll D. Wright Worcester
Joel D. Miller Leominster
George H. Martin, Secretary, State House Boston
L. B. Tillinghast, Clerk and Treasurer, State House Boston
John T. Prince, Agent West Newton
G. T. Fletcher, Agent Northampton
James W. MacDonald, Agent Stoneham
Frederick L. Burn ham. Agent for Promotion of Manual Arts Cambridge
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
George H. Martin, Secretary Massachusetts Board of Education Boston
Arthur B. Chapin, Treasurer Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston
Massachusetts has a state law requiring free public school text-books.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
F. Allison Tupper, President ' Lynn
Carlos B. Ellis, Secretary Springfield
102
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Massachusetts has no county supci intendents of schools, but has instead what
is called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
the towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of
schools.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AMHERST, Hampshire Ck)., pop. 6.028.
Amherst Ck>llege. ; coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1821; Rev. George Harris, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
Home School for Backward and Kervons Chil-
' dren; co-ed.; est. 1882; Mrs. W. D. Her-
rick, Prln.
Massachusetts Agricultural College; agr. : co-
ed.; state; est. 1863; Kenyon L. Butter-
field. A. M.. Pres.
Mount Pleasant Institute; boys* boarding:
non-sect.; Wm. K. Nash, A. M., Prln.
AKDOVER, Essex Co., pop. 6.813.
Abbott Academy; girls' boarding; non-sect.:
Miss Emily A. Means, Prln.
Andover Theological Seminary; theol.: men;
Cong.; est. 1807; Charles O. Day. D. D.,
Pres.
Phillips Academy; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1778; W. B. Graves. A. M.. S. T. B..
Prln.
Punchard Free School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1864; Charles L. Curtis. A. B..
Principal.
ASHBTJRKHAM, Worcester Co., pop. 1.882.
Cushing Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Ileney S. Cowell, A. M., Prln.
AXTBURNDALE, Middlesex Co., School Station.
Lasell Seminary for Young Women: girls'
boarding: non-sect.; est. 1851; C. C. Brag-
don. Prin.
School's announcement. — Unsurpassed so-
cial advantages. Pleasant excursions to
Boston museums and art galleries. Con-
cord, Salem. Bunker Hill, and Plymouth
make profitable diversions for Lasell stu-
dents. The art and musical Influence of
Boston Is strongly exerted over Its pupils
and in these two branches Lasell Semi-
nary lias become famous throuphout the
eonntry. Unusual advantages are offered
In household eeonomlcs free, including
rooking, sewing, dress-cutting and milli-
nery. Many graduates occupying promi-
nent positions in social life have written
thanking us for these practical accom-
plishments.
BARRE, Worcester Co., pop. 2.059.
Elm Hill Private School for Feehle-Minded
Youth; George A. Brown. M. D.. Supt.
BERNARDSTON. Franklin Co., pop. 792.
Powers Institute; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
Thoniiis Allen. A. M., Principal.
BEVERLY. Essex Co., pop. 13.884.
Hew England Industrial School for Deaf
Mutes: Miss Martha O. Bockee. Supt.
Woodbury's School for Girls, Miss: girls'
boarding: non-sect.; Miss Woodbury,
Prln.
BILLERICA, Middlesex Co., pop. 2.775.
Howe School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.: Earl
C. Davis. Prin.
Mitchell's MUitary Boys' School: mil.: boys;
non-sect.; est. 1870; M. C. Mitchell, A.
M.. Pres.
BOSTON, Suffolk Co., pop. 560.892.
Academy of Hotre Dame; girls* boarding: R.
C: Sister Mar>' Johanna, Superior. 2893
Washington. Roxbury.
Ballon and Eobigand Preparatory School;
hoys' day: non-sect.: H. M. Ballon and
J. A. nobigand. Prins.: 1022 Boylston.
Bellows Private School: girls' prep.: non-
sect.: John Adams Bellows. Prln.; 116
Beacon St.
Benedict School of Shorthand; sten.; George
Benedict. Prin.. 14 Beacon. Room 614.
Boston College; coll.; men; R. C. ; est. 1864:
Rev. William F. Gannon, 8. J.. Pres..
761 Harrison Ave.
Boston Dental College; see Tufts College
Dental School.
Boston Normal School; normal; city: women;
est. 1872: Wallace C. Boyden. A. M..
Head-Master. 07 Huntington Ave.
Boston University; univ.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est.
187.3: William Edward Huntington. LL.
D.. Pres.. 12 Somerset St.
Boston University. Law School: law; co-ed.;
est. 1872; Melville M. Bigelow, Dean.
Ash burton PI.
Boston University. School of Medicine; m«d.:
homeop.: co-ed.: est. 1873: John P. Suth-
erland, M. D.. Dean. 80 E. Concord St.
Boston Y. W. C. A. School of Domettio Sci-
ence ; dom. scl.: women: boarding: est.
1888: Miss A. Josephine Forehand. S. T.
B.. Prln.
Bryant & Stratton's Commercial School; bos.
and sten.: H. E. Hlbbard. Pres.. 334
Boylston St.
Burdett College; bus. and sten.; P. B. Rich-
ardson. Pros.. 094 Washington.
Caines' College of Phjrsical Ctdtnre; normal
training; co-ed.: est. 1904: Richard I.
Rldgway-Caines. Director. 177 Honting
ton Ave.
Chamberlyane's School for Girls, Misa; girls*
boarding: non-sect.; Miss Catherine J.
Chamberlyane. Prin.. 28 The Fenway.
Chauncy Hall School; boys' prep.; technical;
non-sect.; Hagar and Kart, Principals.
MASSACHUSETTS
O&NAHA,
MASSACnUSETTB
103
CbUTch'i ScliDol for Gtrlif Hlu; g\rW bonrd-
ins- Marf Ellmbeth ChurPli. Ff!n., 401
Beueoi* St*
OliABieal ScbDol: boys' boRrdlnK; aon-Bi'ct.;
Gecrgf W. C. Noble, Pria.
01aw!««J School for (UrU; girls' boaf^HtHt;
nftn-?f<*l.; MIbp S. Alicj" Brown, PHuh. OB
Mjirlboro St.
€oll«CB of Fhyilcifljat and SuTfreont; mrd. ;
TOR.! c*>'(Hl, ; i?st, ISSO: C. H, Cobb. M,
D.. Dean, liotft! O^forfl. Bwton.
Comu'A CoiDiiijereliLl OoU«^; bus. tinA f^tea.;
Mf. 184fi: Charles E. Cirraier, Prtn. 120
Commonwftilth ATenae School, Tho; ^Irls*
boardrutr: Cb&ll^.; Mlsa Fatinle O. diiQd.
Prln.t 324 €ommonTrf>Btth Ave.
CoTDfi*! Bofton T™ao ScliooU tf'ch.: ^o^l-»P^^t.:
men^ JptTn«« Cojne, Pre«., 121 HaTprhlll
CuTtim-FftKhody School for Girli; jrtrlB* bnnrd-
fnif: rit)nfl**rt.- Ellxjiib^fb Curtis and li. G,
P^'ntMTulF, Print. , 37§ Cotumon^^alth Ave.
DflUfleld'Colviz] Bchool. Tbs; j^lrlfl' board1P]ir:
P, E.: Mrfl. Mnry K. rnlvlij, Prin.. 25
nnd 40 Chewtnnt.
D* KerrittA Scbooh baya* prep: nqn-ftpt^t. ;
Edw!n Pp McrHttp. Priti , Sft Bnntlngtoii
Avo.
Emnrtoa GeU«r« of Oratory j orttuiy: eo-rd.t
Tion-sc'trL: pst JIWO: Wm, J. R*^lfe- A* M..
Pre*.. 2,'i3 HiinttnfrtoiK Avn.
Eric F»po School of Art: nrt: roMi est
t*i**S: EHf Pupp. Dlr^-flor, Mum, Ave.
nnd Bojrlnton.
Female Ac^doniy of llio Stcrud Hetrt: (rtrlii*
boflrdfnirr R, C: Mm?. P. Mii11i\t. Prin..
*rjS Minili|«j]€tjll?rMttB Avf'.
Ftahor Winter HUl Buiinoii Colloiras litiP.
Fluher, Principals, SomHrvnir, P. A. 134.
FroIndfoM Indumtrltl ScboDl; fodntit.: ro <kI :
Rfl|if.r pHratP''. mt, 1K8i>: .Tfwi**ph R StJ?w-
j»rt. flnpt,. 11 58 Trf?n»t>t]r St,
Froebet School of KindorrhrtfinSnv : Ifndi'r
jfurti'n tratnlnff; prlvrvf^*: M\^^ A. C. Rii#t.
PpIr. m Newburjr SL
&uUiid KtndtirpAJteD Trftiniiur School: prl-
tAttr* wom«*tiL nPn-Mrt-T «'Pt, 1ST8; Mra.
Munrarvf S. Stunnjird, Prln.
fiiLrrmrd Medical School; mpd.i rfjr.t rnf^n:
*-it 17R2: riiarles W, OiTf^u. M. P.. Act-
Tujf Pent!. «^ B*if!Bton.
BxrvB^rd tfnifertlty. Dentil School; itinit.t
m^n; *-st 1fi«R: F:n(f**n'* H Smith. P. P..
S,. Dr-fln. 2SS Partmoutb St.
Hiokox SBorthand School: i»ten.: Wm, E.
Htcltox, Prfn , 24 pUvPf* Plde.
H«pk[]itAii Soboo! (See LefLtoS PrlT«to
Scjiwn,
Eo»Cfl Kuin, School for the Bo&f^ MTfb flnrttli
PttUeT, PrlnHpal.
Xetemmtfond: iobool for Voo&llita a^nd Fl&H'
lata; mii^lc: est 1W3; Wflllnm L. Whlt-
n.py, PlrfM?tor. 2I« HtiritlnKtcin Ave,
Lanrefij Sch&oli Thfi; Kirln; boqrdltig^ ood-
nf'et.: yi«» Elizabeth P. Hur^w, B. 0.,
AQtl Mliv Sarnb O. Weed. B. A.. PriEis.,
lOT Aiidnboa Road,
Le^&te'm Frlriktn Schooh boj-a' board I ng^; nan*
Beet*: B. J. LoR-ate, Pfln.
LelKud Fowora School; elo. «nd drsm. mtti
ed-ed-I Li*lftB<| Pfjwera, Pt1b.» 1T7 Huat-
InfTton Atp,
Huuehnietta OharlUhlo M«ob«nlo AuooU-
tion Tr^do School; tneor trmlpi non-SHpct,:
<»«r. IDOli: John W. Wood. Jr.. S. B.,
plrC4?tof.
H&iuchuaotta CollDgo of Ofttoopmih^i: <wt(>o[iit
co-<?fl.; «*flt. 160? : Wilfred E. Harrta,
p. O.. Pwa,. S84 HnnttnirtoQ Av<*.
KmwtchuActta OolIoffA of Pliann»cyi jib*r*$
corfl,* (?«t, lft2fl; Jnllnn W. Bftlrd. A. M,*
Pii'nn. Tor. Botolpb and OarHaofi.
Mmtaa^hoMtta Inatitute of CerhnoloBr; tpch,;
co-ed.: ^tnti': est. tSfll ; AHhnr A. Moye»,
Ph. D,, LL. D., Acllnp Prrnldotit.
H&sa&chiiaotti KormLl Art School; normal
nrti fiiate: co-ed.: eat, 1«T3: G<?org<'
nnrthetl Rartli'tt. Prri., Car. Eieetcr and
^tc'Wbiirjr Stfl.
Way Srhool: Kfrl^* boarding: nnnnect: Mlaaic^
Mfty. Prhi^.. ^^ Ml!V^1^0To St.
Neit EnrUnd Conwirra,toTf of Hnftlct mnn. :
rned.^ non-srrt.: PBf. ISfiul; (Jrifiri^p W
rTindwfrfc. Plrr^trkr.
Korth Bennott Stro«t IndnatriU School; 1n-
rtnst,: e&-ed.t non-d^ct.: eitt. ISSI; H.
K, Fflltadtirhoni. Ph. p.. Pfrector.
Korth End Union School: te<>h.: est. IftOT:
f^nmnel P. Hnhbnrd, Hunt-
Perkini Vnatltntton And Ji&aamehuaotta School
for the Blind: Edward S. AVlj^n, Pirertur.
Fflrntn School of ShortbtLtid and Bookkeoplnc;
Ni*, pvnd »^pn,r <*st. I'lnn: P. & P. PIrtck,
Prlrv*.. Irtrt Bnvlwtrrw Bt.
Ffirry Kindorffirten Norma.! Scboo!-, nor. kind.;
wntripri: r-nit. ISJlS: Mrs. Annlf^ !itf>Ri»ley
Perfj, Prln.. IS nnntlnpron Ave.
FoBt« Gymniafnin, The: phvFfe'iil frnlntni; anrl
L'tmoH^Urpt PflroiifPfi Rnsp Pn^Rp. Plrect-
np, !K¥5 MnS!<, Av4^.
School of Expreaaion; P']n. r^nd or*, t B. S.
rinrry. Ph. P., Litt. P.. Prwi., <Tdp!<*y
^par^.
School of tio Ifnatfnffl of FiM ArtiJ aft:
civ-'d.: est. T^^T; Alice F, llfMtlcv, Man-
St. Aartiitino'a SrHool: kTi-Ts' bnat^lnir: E, €.:
RlPtf^r Mnrv. RiipeHnr, Srath BnfltDn Stu.
St- John' a Boiton Bcclcii^itie&t Seminary:
thcol.; mf>n p. H.: cut. T^S4: Bpt, Pf,
pJifirH E. Mfihor. P p., Pr^^fl
ShAwmut School for Qirtat cTrts* Hrtardlnpr:
(prfii. : rone; f^st. l^n; Ellfl Ollhrrt Irew.
Prl II . . N** w Porch eirf er .
Blmmona Ckrlleffo: cnlL: twh,: wnmffnt non-
sfet : eat. IftfWt: Flenry Lefavmtr, Ph.
P . IX. P.. Prrvfi.
sroyd Tri.f&inf School; t«ta.: cn-ed, ; nob-
9*^Qtr. PHt. ^mBl Onataf fH-nrsiion, Prtn^.
ar) N. Bennett St.
Symonda ElnderffaTtoii Tmipinf^ School; pri-
vate; nor. kfnd.^ women'. e«t. IB80: Mian
l,i)cy TTarrla Symonda- Prln.. B2 Rt, Stc-
lihen St.
Tuflj Colleso, Dontmt Bchoul; dent: {?o-cd.;
est. 1£6S^ On mid Willi ama, D. 0. B,.
Dean, -ilC HuntCnjton Ave.
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PATTEBSOITS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
MASSACHUaETTS
MASSACHUSETTa
Toftt College Medical School; med.; reg.; co-
ed.; est. 1868: Harold WlUIams, M. D..
Dean. 416 Huntington Ave.
Weeks-Loogee School; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; Emily Weeks, Prln., 262 Marlboro
St.
Weston School for Oirls, The (See Soxhnzy
Mass.).
Winter Hill Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903: E. H. and M. 0. Fisher, Prins.,
Winter Hill Station.
T. M. C. A. Erening Institute; men; est.
1898: Frank P. Speare, Dean, 458 Boyls-
tOD.
BRADFORD, Essex Co.. Ind. Sta.. Haverhill
P. 0.
Bradford Academy; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1803; Miss Laura A. Knott. A. M.,
Prln.
BRTDOEWATER, Plymouth Co., pop. 5,806.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1840; Arthur C. Boyden. A. M.,
Prin.
BRIGHTON, Suburb of Boston.
Mount St. Joseph's Academy; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sisters of St. Joseph.
BRIMFIELD, Hampden Co., pop. 941.
Hitchcock Free Academy, prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1856; Benjamin D. May. A. M..
Principal.
BROCKTON, Plymouth Co., pop. 40,063.
Brockton Business UnlTersity; bus. and sten.;
est. 1894: Principal.
CAMBRIDGE, Middlesex Co, pop. 91.886.
Browne & Nichols' School; boys' boarding;
non-8oct.: est. 1883: Geo. H Browne, A.
M.. and Edgar H. Nichols, A. B., Prins.
Cambridge School; sec Gilman School for
Girls.
Divinity School of Harvard University; theoL;
men: non-sect. ; est. 1812; Francis Green-
wood Peabody, A. M., D. D., Dean.
Gilman School for Girls; girls' boarding: non-
sect.: Arthur Oilman, A. M., Director.
Harvard University; unlv.: men.: non-sect.:
eat. 1636; Charles W. Eliot, LL. D.,
Pres.
Harvard University, Law School; law; men;
est. 1817: James Barr Ames, LL. D..
Dean.
Lawrence Scientific School; t^ch. ; men; non-
sect.: est, 1847; Wallace C. Sabine, Dean.
School's announcement. — Offers four-year
coiirsrs of study leading to the degree of
S. B. in Civil. Mechanical, and Elec-
trical Engineering, Mining and Metal-
lurgy. Architecture. Landscape Architec-
ture. Forestry. Chemistry. Geology. Biol-
ogy. Anatomy and Hygiene (preparation
for medical schools). Science for Teach-
ers, and a course In General Science. For
the catalogue and information address J.
L. Ix)ve. 16 University Hall.
Lee School, The; girls' boarding: P. E.; Miss
Mary Ix>ulaa Kolly. Prln.
New Church Theological School; theol.; men;
Church of the New Jerusalem: eat. 1889;
Theodore F. Wright. Ph. D., Dean.
Radcliffe College; women: non-sect.; est. 1879;
Le Baron Russell Briggs. A. M., LL. D..
Pres.
Rindge Manual Training; boys* prep.; non-
sect.; est, 1888; Charles H. Morse, Head-
master.
Sargent's Travel School for Boys; European
tours and college prep.; Porter B. Sar-
gent, Prln.
CAMBRIDGEPORT, Saburb of Boston.
Wellington School; normal; state; co-ed.
CONCORD, Middlesex Co., pop. 5.662.
Concord Home School; boys* boarding; P. E.:
James S. Garland. Prln.
Concord School; boys' boarding; P. E.; L. E.
Ryther. Prln.
Middlesex School: boys' boarding: prep.: non-
sect: est. 1902; Frederick Winson, A. B.,
Headmaster.
White's Home School, Miss; prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.; est. 1898; Flora J. White, Prln.
DANYERS, Essex Co., pop. 8.542.
St. John's Normal College; novitiate: men: R.
C: est. 1891: Rev. Br. Dominic. Pres.
DEERFIELD, Franklin Co., pop. 1.969.
Deerfleld Academy and Dickinson High School:
prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est. 1799; Frank
L. Boyden, B. A., Prln.
DUDLEY, Worcester Co.
Nichols Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.:
Frank C. Johnson, Prin.
DUXjrfURY, Plymouth Co., pop. 3.553.
Powder Point School; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1886; F. B. Knapp, S. B.,
Prin.
EASTHAMPTON, Hampshire Co., pop. 5,603.
Williston Seminary; boys' boarding; Cong.:
est. 1841: Joseph H. Sawyer. Prin.
EASl NORTHFIELD, Franklin Co.. pop. 800.
Vorthfield Seminary: girls* boarding: non-
sect.; Miss Evelyn S. Hall. Prin.
EVERETT, Middlesex Co., pop. 24.836.
Home School; girls* boarding: Bapt.; Mrs.
A. P. Potter. Prln.
FALL RIVER, Bristol Co., pop. 104.863.
Dominican Academy: girls* boarding: R. C;
Sister M. Bertrand, Superior.
Jesus Mary Convent: girls' boarding: R. C;
Sister St. Paul. Superior.
La Sainte Union des Sacres Oo«uts: girls'
boarding: R. C: Sister Mary Aidan.
Prln.
Rogers and Allen's School of Business nnd
Shorthand: bus. and sten.; est. 188T;
W. S. Rogers and F. G. Allen, Props.
Sacred Heart Academy: prep.; girls: B. C:
est. 1886: Sister Mary Aidan. Superior.
I'rospect St.
Thibodeau's College; prep, and bus.; co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1889: J. D. Tbibodean,
Prln.
FITCHBUR6, Worcester Co., pop. 31,531.
Fitchbnrg Business College; bus. and sten.:
D. Fullmer, Pres.
State Normal School: normal: state; co-ed.;
John G. Thompson. Pres.
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105
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS
FRAIOHOHAM, Middlesex Co., pop. 11.302.
State Normml School; normal; state; co-ed.;
Henry Whittemore, Pres.
F&ANKLUr, Norfolk Co., pop. 5.017.
Dean Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Univ.: Arthur
W. Pelrce, Prin.
GREAT BARBIKOTON, Berkshire Co., pop.
5.854.
Sedrnrick School: bojs' boarding: nou-sect. ;
est. 1856; Edward J. Van T^nnep, A. M.,
PrIn.
OREEHFIELD. Franklin Co.. pop. 7.927.
Prospect HUl School; icirls' boarding; non-
sect.; Caroline R. Clark, PrIn.
OROTON. Middlesex Co., pop. 2.062.
Oroton School; boys' boarding; P. E.; est.
179.3; H. H. C. Bingham. Prin.
Lawrence Academy; boys' boarding: est. 1793:
William Steen Gand, Head Master.
HADLEY, Hampshire Co., pop. 1.789.
Hopkins Academy; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
George H. Driver, Prin.
HARTARD. Worcester Co., pop. 1.139.
Broomfleld School; prep.: co-e<1.: non-sect.;
Miss Llla Frost, Prin.
HATFIELD. Hampshire Co., pop. 1.500.
Smith Academy: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1871: Albert J. Chidester. A. B.,
Prin.
HAVERHILL. Essex Co., pop. 39.024.
St. James School; prep.: co-ed.: R. C. : M.
DeChantal, Superior.
HnrOHAM. Plymouth Co., pop. 5.059.
Derby Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
Sarah O. Robinson. Prin.
HOLTOKE, Hampden Co.. pop. 45,712.
Holyoke Business Institnte: bus. and sten.:
est. 1883: TJamell A Foote. Prins.
HYAHinS, Barnstable Co., pop. 1.550.
State Normal School; normal: state: co-ed.:
William A. Baldwin, Pros.
LAWRENCE. Essex Co.. pop. 02.5.'>9.
Cannon's Commercial College: bns. and sten.:
G. C. Cannon. Prin.
St. Mary's School; girls' boarding: R. C:
James T. O'Relly, Prin.
LEICESTER. Worcester Co., pop. 3,416.
Leicester Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.:
est. 1784; Raymond McFarland. M. A.,
Prin.
LOWELL. Middlesex Co., pop. 04.969.
Hill's School, Miss; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1870: Lucy A. Hill. Prin.
Lowell Commercial College; bns. and sten.;
LeDoIt B. Kimball, Prin.
Lowell Textile School; tech.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1807: Charles H. Eames. S. B., Prin.
Rogers Hall School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.: Ellxa P. Underbill. Prin.
St. Joseph's College; coll.: men: R. C: est.
1802; Brother Chmsenil. Prin.
State Normal School; normal; state: co-od.:
Frank F. Cobnm, Prin.
LTNN, Essex Co., pop. 68,578.
Lynn Bnsiiiess Coll^» bus. and sten.; est.
1895; C. C. Dexter, Pres.
MARION, Plymouth Co., pop. 902.
Tabor Academy, The; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 1876; Nathan Chlpman Ham-
Win. Prin.
MARLBORO, Middlesex Co., pop. 13.600.
St. Ann's Academy; girls' boarding: R. C;
est. 1887; Sister M. Anysla. Superior.
MEDFORD, Middlesex Co., pop. 13.314.
Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children;
school for very young deaf children: est.
1890; Miss EUsa L. Clark. Matron and
Prin.
MELROSE, Middlesex Co., pop. 12.962.
Melrose School of Music: mus. : est. 1894;
Susan A. Wells. Princlpol.
MERRIWAC. Essex Co., pop. 2,131.
Whittier Home School: girls' boarding: non-
Roct.: est. 1893: Mrs. Annie B. Russell.
A. B.. Prin.
MILTON, Norfolk Co., pop. 0.578.
Milton Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.:
Harrison O. Apthorp, Prin.
MONSON, Hampden Co., pop. 3.502.
Monson Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.:
James Francis Butterworth. Prin.
MOTTNT HERMON. Franklin Co., pop. 500.
Mount Hermon Boys' School: hoys' boarding:
non-sect. ; Henry F. Cutler. Prin.
NATICK, Middlesex Co.. pop. 9.4K8.
Walnut Hill Wellesley Preparatory School;
girls' boarding: non-sect.: est. 1891; Miss
Connnt and Miss Blgelow. Prins.
NEW BEDFORD. Bristol Co.. pop. 62.448.
Benton's Business School: bus. and sten.: est.
1899: Chas. E. Benton. Ph. B.. Prin. and
Prop.
Friends' Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Friends:
Grace B. Dodge, Prin.
Mosher Home Preparatory School; prep.: co-
ed.: non-sect.; est. 1892: Charles E. E.
Mosher, Prin.
New Bedford Textile School: tech.: co-ed.:
nnn-sert.: est. 1805; Henry W. Nichols,
n. A.. Supt.
NEW DORCHESTER, Suburb of Boston.
Shawmut School: girls' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1885: Ella Gilbert Ives. Prin.
NEW SALEM. Franklin Co.. pop. 921.
New Silem Academy: prop.: co-od.: non-sort.;
hoanling: Emorson It. Adams. Prin.
NEWTON, Middlesex Co., pop. SH.r^sl.
Mount Ida School for Oirls; girls' tioardlng:
non-R«'Ot.: est. 1002: George Franklin
Jewett. Prin.
Newton Private School; prop.: co-ed.; non-
sort.: Mabol T. Hall. Prin.
NEWTON CENTER. Middlesex Co.. pop. 4.898.
Newton Theological Institute: thool.: Rapt.:
o.)-o<l.; ost. ISLVi; Uov. Nathan K. Woo<l,
I>. !>.. Pros.
NORTH ADAMS. Berkshire Co.. i»op- 24.200.
State Normal School; nor.; co-od.: state; est.
1S!>7; Fraiilx F. .Munlook. A. .M.. Prin.
NORTHAMPTON, Hampshire Co,, pop. 18.043.
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PATTEESOirS COltLEGE AHB SCHOOL DIEEOTOEY
MASSACHUSETTS
MAS8ACaU8BTT3
Ct&rke School tot tha B6if ^ aebool af lip n^ndJ-
fttp; Pit. IHBft: MIrr Cttmllui? A. Tnlc,
STorthumptaD Oommerci*! CflUege; bns. aofl
Mrri.: pst. ISOGr JoBf*f*h Pkkett. Prig.
H^oithimptoD Scbcml for Oirlis iflrls' bojtrdtngr
prfp : Don-iK^rt.r wit. I8TT; Mist B. T.
Cjuk*!!. PrIticJpfll.
Smith College; wompn; non-9C?i;t,: est. ISTtV;
Hrv. L, CI fir* ScPlye, D. B.. LL P.. Pwfi.
KORTOK, Briitot Co., pop. 1.S26.
Wbomion Femmli! B^minKTyi irlrlff* txiiinllnf?:
Cond-: Samiir'l V. Cole, D. D.. Prin.
PrTTBFlELD, Berk»hif(» Oil., pop* 21,76fl,
BerkihirQ BuslneiK Gollflgw^ |>up. nml Hh-n.;
r., ^f, ITniniPn, Prpf».
H%lPi SohiM}! for Oirl«, Miai; fsItIh* iKkftTd-
triK; nonaprt.; Mini IT. Ftall. Frln.
QtriNCY. IToTfolk Co-, pop. 23,809.
Adunt Acftdttmy^ prep,: hoys* eat IliT2; Wit-
llnm Kvir^^tt. JX. fl,. Mimtflr,
Wood^a-rd Inttftuto for dlrlt; prop.: tioii-
,nf»rt.; e»K 1894: ITrederEck W. Pliiiitiu*??.
A, M.. Prlnolpftl
BANDOLPHh Norfolk Co., pop. 4..14S.
Boston School foF tho Dft^f, The; ^r^hool for
ilojif rniiif's: Thomti!! Mjij^(»nn.[fi, litupt,
1IOXBUIt7, flufFolk Co., eiibnTh of Bottozi.
fiiuntleroy Hijl School: prep.: ro-ort.;; nnn-
iw'ct,; (vjit. 1S80: MlP» Allro C, I>aT|B.
Prlii,, Wpnonnh Bt.
IfotfB Duno AoulBmr: Kirl^" bftnrilftjif; R. C:
Sipstrr JmIIo, Priij.
Eoxhitry La tin Soknol: boyv' tmonllnii;: non-
flt^ct.: Wnu O. Cojtjir. Frin,
Bouth End luduttfii.! School; women Atid «hll-
dr<*n: uonnf^rt: eaf. tS®4; L®n!»p Howf,
Prin.
Wuatoii School for 01 til, Tho; 0tW bonrd
iTifTT non-Mcf.: «it. IR^: Mm. KLItubf^ni
MnthHflA-Rtfhnnliion, A, H.. Frln.
SALESC. Ebirx Co.. pop. ^'iS.OPfl.
Drapflr't FfItaIis S<rliool. Hiii; fflrb' doy;
non-^CN^t.r Mfas A. T. Drnprr, Prin.
S, ft P. Bg>Iiie*t Col)«ffo; ronsoLldAted trtth
Sfllrm Commrri^Enl School.
S^om Commefclal Bchool; bnit, and Ett^D.i
fjpo. P. ijjril, pTPn,
Stfttfl ITormiil School : nofinni: state: eo-^.:
pflt. 1854; J. Aftbury Pilnjnn. PHn,
WalkAf'i Fropiirfttoiy School; pirp.; eo-tH).;
nonRprt,: Frank L. Wallier. Prln,
SHEIBITRKE FALLS. Ffmnklin Co.. pop, 1,20ft.
Af2D« Acftdfttny; pnp,: coed.:; Ccn*f.; Chass.
A nnl brook, Prin.
SHERBORN. Middl«ie£ Co,, pop. l^m.
S&win Acmdomy und Bowte Hl^ti Boho^l:
pr<*p : <'o-ed,: non(t(s:'f,r 'fit. Xfln, EthM
Frunce* Littlofield. A- M., PrinHpnt
SOITTKBORO. Warc&»tor Co,, pnp. l,P2l,
St. Mark'i School: b^yn* hnnrdtttK: P. I?.:
Wm. Orof^noiiirTi Thnyi'r, D. J>.. PfIhh
SOUTH BYFIELD. Ets«x Qa., pop, ISO.
Bummor Acftdi^my: prep.: boy«* Ytoai^tpg^:
nnrifiect.: P^rl^y [ifonnrd H*>mc, Prin
SOITTH BRAINTBEE. ITorfolk Co., twp. 2,000.
Thftyer Acftdomy; pnpr, CO~ed,: iiPii-wct.;
Wm, OaUo^'i^r, Ph. D * Prin,
SQ¥TU HAI3LET, Hunpthire Co., pofi. 4.^24},
iroant Holyoke 0^11 b««: coll.t wamtn: iwni-
^ei?f.: eitt. 1S3T^ Mjiry B. Woolly, A, M .
Ijtt P.< Priw.
SOTTTB: LAHC ASTER, WoTc#<t*r Co., pop. W>o.
South LtncMter AcKdflmy; pR'p. : ro^d.: SIkt-
enth Pny AdT.; Fri?dt>riok Or1f?iE«, Prin.
SOTTTH W0RTHINGT5W. Hiunpahire Co,, Fop.
m.
OoBWilt Ackdemy: prrp. : PoWI.: nonspf't.:
Mis* Minnie H, BrMpemnn, Prin,
SPRlKDI'fELDt HaBipflon f3o., pop. M.ftWl.
Amerkan Intemationftl Callec«; s^honl for
trntnldfrnnrs; prop.: Co-<*(].; orinspet,; <•»!.
Bftncroft School Tho: pnp.t eo-ed.: noii'#ect,:
r!*t, IROOt Friank H. Hohoon, A. M.. Pdn.
Bfcy Fmth Iiistiitit«: btJR, and iten. : f^t. IHW:
M. F. Pulfnnr, Prin.
*'Tho Elnu'^ Bty tud Homo School for Olil*:
Ft rip' bonfillnif: non-aect.: Mi sit Chartflttf?
W. portn^r, prin.
Frenrh'AjneHcan CollftffOS coll,: r^i-ed.: n^n-
sprt.r e#t. ISSS^ Rev. BamMrl H, Lee,
M. A., Pres,
Iiit«nit.noiitI Y, M. C, A. Trmliitiit ScImI^
nor. trjiinrngr for T, M, r. A, DJre«*toni:
f-^t, 1KR5; L. L, r>oirif4*tt. Ph. P.. Pf*».
M*\cDuflSe School for OirU; fftrln* iM^trrttnt^
iionfl<^ct.: e«t. ITOft; Or, John MncPnflle,
rn D , Prin., iRir Centrnl St.
TAUKTOH. Brittol Co.. pnp, ni^mfi.
BHito! Aoftdflmy: prep.: eo-pd.: non-»wf, :
Fr*4lr'rlr T. FftrnRworth, Prin,
T&unton't Builnoti Colloffo: bii*, and ttr^n :
i:. L. niUfhtnunii. Pre*.
TUFTS COLLEGE, MiddlMWC Co.. Scfioctl »(»
Hon.
Tuft* CoUoro; not v. ; cn^oA. ', oBt. 1^ft4: H*^.
F W Flnmltton, P, P-, Pit's.
WABAN, Middlamfl* Co.. pf>p. 5W*
WshAn Scbool, Thoi 1>o^ii* botrdlnir: nioo
srct,t est, ISSBi Rev. Joftu H. PIllstiisrF.
A, M . Prtn-
WALTHAM. urtddleseiE Co.. pop. 23.4R1.
Haiiirhniptti S^boDt for the FfrBb|«.|Cf ndod t
*ttrti( :^ Wrt1tf*r f;. F'rnaM. M D,, Snpt
VeUot^i Commerctd CoUove: btiP. sn4 s(en
wt. 1WI4; Wm. TT. MHlflf. Pffff.
St. Joseph* a School; boyn: prep.: R. tL
Brottior .TfTnt<*«. Priti.
Wilth^m Kow Cburcb Behool; prep.: Wi-#d.J
f./iorf1lnir: Now Jprnsiilem dbttrch^ BmJ.
%Vtn»orptor. Prin.
WATER TOWN. Widdloi®* Oft,, p^p. Ift.Omi,
St, Pfttnek'a School: prep.: ro-ed.i E, r,:
Sliai^p Afjtonlnfi. Snperier.
WFLLEBLET, Norfolk Co.. pop. Ci,0T2.
Bjuti, Hull: r^rlp' bojtrdinir: nflii-i*per. ; «t
TRRO: rielen Temple Cook. Prim,
Wollosley College: women**: nonspot.: est
ISnS Mlas Car<»l!n€ Haitaist M, A.. Utt.
a, Lf.. n,, PrPH.
Weliosley School for Boyi; boys* bosidlOtft
nonaect.; e«t. 1831; Edwsrd A.
Prin.
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MA8aACHU8ETT8
WEZXESLET HILLS, Norfolk Co., pop. 950.
Bock Rid^ Hall; boys' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1900; George Rantonl White, Ph. D..
Prln.
WEST BOXFORD, Essex Co., pop. 325.
Barker Free Academy; prep.: co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 1883: Harold C. Wlngate. A.
B., Prln.
WEST BBIDOEWATEB, Plymoutli Co., pop.
1.711.
Howard Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Sarah E. Laughton. Prln.
WESTFIELD, Hampden Co., pop. 12.310.
Massachusetts State Normal School; normal:
state: co-ed.; est. 1839; Clarence A. Bro-
deur. President.
WESTFORD. Middlesex Co., pop. 12.310.
Westford Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1792; William A. Perkins, A. M.,
Preceptor.
WEST NEWTON, Middlesex Co., School Sta-
tion.
Allen School, The; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1862; Albert B. Bailey, A. B.. Head-
master.
Fessenden School, The; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1903: P. J. Fessenden, A. B.,
Headmaster.
WEST ROXBTJRT. Snbnrb of Boston.
Sherman Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Miss Sarah W. Ames, Prln.
School's announcement — Fine location,
combining city advantages with the
healthful conditions of the country. Refined
home Influences. College preparatory,
Academic and Special Courses. Unusual
opportunities for the study of Art and
Music; also an attractive course in pic-
turesque geography, as a preparation for
foreign travel. Arrangements may be
made for students to spend the summer
abroad with a teacher as chaperone.
WILBRAHAM. Hampden Co., pop. 1.595.
Wesleyan Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
est. 1817; Charles M. Melden, Ph. D..
Prln.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Berkshire Co., pop. 5.013.
Williams College; coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1793; Henry Hopkins, D. D.. LL. D.,
Pres.
WINCHENDEN, Worcester Co., pop. 5,001.
Murdock School; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
Frederic W. Plummer, Prln.
WOLLASTON, Norfolk Co., Suburb of Quincy.
Qnincy Mansion School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; Horace Mann Willard, Prln.
WORCESTER, Worcester Co., pop. 118.421.
Bancroft School, The; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1900: Franic H. Robson, A. M.. Hoad-
ra aster.
Becker's Business College; bus. and sten.:
E. C. A. Becker, Pres.
Clark College; coll.: men: non-sect; est.
1902: CarroH D. Wright. Ph. D.. LL. D.,
President.
College of the Holy Cross; coll.: men: R. C. ;
est. 1843; Rev. Joseph F. Hanselman.
S. J.
Highland Military Academy; military; P. E.;
Joseph Alden Shaw. Prin.
Hinman's Business College; bus. and sten.;
A. H. Hinman. Pres.
Holy Cross College; coll.: men.; R. C: est.
1843: Rev. Thomas E. Murphy, S. J.,
President.
Kimb&ll School; girls' boarding; non-soct.;
rst. 1887: Miss B. A. Kimball. Prln.
Redfield College; coll.; co-od.: Cong'l: est.
1887: Rov. I. P. Patch. D. D.. Pres.
School for Oirls; girls' boardlnp; non-sect.:
Miss. E. A. Kimball. Prln.
State Normal School; normal: state: co-ed.;
E. Harlow Russell, Pres.
Tyler's Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1901: Mrs. Edna I. Tyler. Principal.
Worcester Academy; boys' boarding; non-
sect.: est. 1834: D. W. Abcrcrombie, LL.
D., Prln.
Worcester Business Institute; bus. and sten.;
est. 1899: C. B. Post, Pres.
Worcester Domestic Science School; domes-
tic arts and sciences; Mrs. F. A. Weth-
ered, Principal.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute; tech.; men;
non-sect.; est. 18G5; Edmunr' ^ Englcr,
Ph. D., LL. D., Pres.
MICHIGAN
Population, 2,530,016. School census, 744,603. School age, 5-20.
Michigan is the ninth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 2,420,982 inhabitants, of whom 2,398.563, or 99.1 per cent, are white. Of this
number 540,196, or 22.3 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 402 per cent, the state ranking eleventh in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
L. L. Wright, State" Superintendent of Public Instruction Lansing
Walter H. French, Deputy Superintendent Lansing
A. Hamlin Smith, Chief Clerk Lansing
Nora B. Sharpsteen. Statistician Lansing
Grace Wallace, Assistant Statistician Lansing
Jean G. Gow, Assistant Statistician Lansing
J. W. Hazard, Assistant Statistician Lansing
Agnes E. Johnson, Editor Lansing
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
D. M. Ferry, Jr.. President Detroit
W. A. Cotton. Vice-President Escanaba
L. L. Wright, Secretary Lansing
W. J. McKoNE, Treasurer Albion
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Michigan has no State Text-Book Commission, the state law making it op-
tif)nal with the local boards or voters of the respective counties whether free text-
books shall be furnished in the public schools.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
L. L. Wright, Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio Lansing
H. S. Elliott Oxford
James Swain Coldwater
M. W. Hensei Blissficld
E. W. Yost. Secretary Detroit
C. G. Putney Sandtislqr
Michigan has a provision in the state constitution that the legislature shall pro-
vide for at least one library in every township.
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MICHIGAN ! MICHIGAN
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
W. G. CoBURN, President Battle Creek
John P. Everett, Secretary Mt. Clemens
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Commissioner. Address. County.
Alcona W. H. Sanborn Harrisville 5,691
Alger Orvice LaBounty Munlsing 5,868
Allegan Ira G. Thorpe Allegan 38,812
Alpena Harry V. Knight Alpena 18,254
Antrim H. M. Coldren Bellaire 16,568
Arenac George H. Glasure Standish 9,821
Baraga S. O. Clinton Baraga 4.320
Barry Ernest J. Edger Hastings 22,514
Bay John B. Laing Bay City 62,378
Benzie O. L. Bristol Benzonia (Exp. Beu-
lah) 9,685
Berrien G. N. Otwell St. Joseph 49,166
Branch James Swain Coldwater 27,811
Calhoun F. D. Miller Marshall 49,315
Cass W. H. C. Hale Cassopolis 20,876
Charlevoix J. H. Milford Ea.«^t Jordan 13,956
Cheboygan E. W. Baker Cheboygan 15,516
Chippewa T. R. Easterday Sault Ste. Marie 21,328
Clare E. G. Welch Clare 8,360
Clinton Theo. 'H. Townsend St. Johns 25,136
Crawford J. E. Bradley Grayling 2,943
Delta Peter R. Legg Gladstone 23,881
Dickinson P. L. Parmenter Iron Mountain 17,890
Eaton Cynthia A. Green Charlotte 31,668
Emmet H. S. Babcock Harbor Springs 15,931
Genesee H. E. Potter Flint 41,804
Gladwin Floyd E. Armstrong Gladwin 6,564
Gogebic Laura Bowden Iron wood 16.738
Grand Traverse George L. Crisp Traverse City 20,479
Gratiot Charles F. Pike Ithaca 29,889
Hillsdale Harry McClave Hillsdale 29,865
Houghton William Bath Houghton 66,063
Huron Charles F. Hey Bad Axe 34,162
Ingham F. E. Searl Mason 39,818
Ionia H. H. Lowrey Ionia 34,329
Iosco J. A. Campbell Whittemore 10,246
Iron John F. Mason Mansfield 8,990
Isabella Ernest T. Cameron Mt. Pleasant 22,784
Jackson Thomas M. Sattler Jackson 45.031
Kalamazoo Sheridan Mapes i Kalamazoo 39,273
Kalkaska Irene Louise Getty Kalkaska 5.160
Kent Allen M. Freeland Grand Rapids 109,922
Keweenaw F. M. Bradshaw Gay 2,894
Lake W. C. Giberson Baldwin 6,505
Lapeer C. H. Naylor Lapeer 29,213
Leelanau E. F. Carr Empire 7,944
Lenawee M. W. Hensel Blissfield 48,448
Livingston J. A. Woodruff Fowlerville 20.858
Luce H. G. Warne Newberry 2,445
Mackinac E. J. Lachance Mackinac Island 7.830
Macomb O. D. Thompson Mt. Clemens 31.813
Manistee H. J. Leighton Bear Lake 24,230
Marquette Albert E. Sterne Ishpeming 41.239
Mason C. A. Rinehart Scottsville 18,885
Mecosta Burt J. Ford Big Rapids 26,098
Menominee Jesse Hubbard Menominee 27,046
Midland John Mustard Midland 14.439
Missaukee E. S. Hall Lake City 9.808
Monroe J. J. Kelly Monroe 32,754
Montcalm E. D. Straight Stanton 32,754
Montmorency B. J. Watters Lewiston 3,234
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MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN
County. Commissioner. Postofflce.
Muskegron Nellie B. Chisholm Montagrue ...
Newaygo Isabelle M. Becker Fremont
Oakland H. S. Elliott Oxford
Oceana Marguerite Lux Hart
Ogemaw Ben Bennett West Branch
Ontonagon A. C. Adair Rockland ...
Osceola George F. Roxburgh Reed City . . .
Oscoda Mrs. J. A. Young Mio
Otsego Sim J. Lewis Gaylord
Ottawa M. M. DeGraff CoopersvlUe
Presque Isle M. H. Nester Rogers
Roscommon Ellen McRea Roscommon .
Saginaw B. S. Tefft Saginaw
St. Clair E. T. Blackney Port Huron .
St. Joseph L. E. Miller Centerville .
Sanilac Charles G. Putney Sandusky . . .
Schoolcraft Wm. T. S. Cornell Manistique . .
Shiawassee Howard E. Slocum Corunna
Tuscola Henry P. Bush Caro •.
Van Buren V. R. Hungerf ord Paw Paw . . .
Washtenaw Evan Bssery Ann Arbor. . .
Wayne E. W. Yost Detroit
Wexford W. H. Faunce Cadillac
Pop. of
County.
...37,086
...17.678
...44,792
...16.664
. . 7,766
. . 6,197
..17,859
.. 1.468
. . 6,175
..89,667
. . 8.829
.. 1.787
..81.222
..55.228
..28.889
..35.055
. . 7.889
. 33.866
..35.890
..33.274
..47.761
.848.793
..16.845
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ADRIAN, Lenawee Co., pop. 0.G54.
Adrian College; cull.; co-ed.; Meth. Prot.; est.
1859; B. W. Anthony. President.
Brown'i Buiinesi University; bus. and sten.;
est. 1884; L. S. Brown. Pres.
Raisin Talley Seminary; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends; C. W. Abee, Prln.
AORICITLTTJRAL COLLEGE. Ingham Co., pop..
400.
Michigan State Agricultural College; agrl.;
co-ed.; state: est. 1857; J. L. Snyder,
A. M.. Ph. D., Pres.
ALBION, Calhoun Co., pop. 4.510.
Albion College: coll.: co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1843;
Samuel Dickie, LL. D., Pres.
ALMA, Gratiot Co., pop. 2.047.
Alma College; coll.; co-ed.: Presb. ; est. 1887;
Kev. August F. Bruske. D. D., Pres.
ALPENA, Alpena Co., pop. 11.802.
Alpena Business College; bus. and sten.: est.
1898: Mrs. M. L. Veenfliet. M. A., Pres.
ANN ARBOR, Washtenaw Co., pop. 14.500.
Kimball's Intermediate School for Boys, Miss;
boys' boarding: prep.; est. 1885: Miss
Kimball. Prln.
Stenographic Institute, The; sten.; est. 1884;
Selby A. Moran. B. S.. Principal.
St. Thomas High School; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sister M. Mapdalone. Prln.
XTniversity of Michigan; nnlv.; state: co-ed.;
est. 18.37; James B. Angell. LL. D.. Pres.
XTniversity of Michigan, College of Dental
Surgery; dent.: co-ed.: est. 1875; N. A.
Hoff, Sec.
XTniversity of Michigan. Department of Law;
law; co-od.: ost. 1850; Harry B. Hutcb-
Ins. LL. D.. Dean.
University of Michigan. Department of Medi-
cine and Surgery; med.: reg.; co-ed.;
est. 1850; Victor C. Vaugban. 8c. D.. M.
D., Dean.
University of Michigan, Homeopatkio Med-
ical College; med.; homeop.; men; est.
1875; W. B. Hinsdale. M. D.. Dean.
University of Michigan, School of Fhamacy;
pbar.; co-ed.; est. 1668; J. O. Schlotter-
beck: Ph. C, Ph. D., Dean.
University School of Music; mna.; co-ed.; eat
1892; Albert A. Stanley, A. M.. Director.
BATTLE CREEK, Calhoun Co., pop. 18.5(13.
Battle Creek Busineat University; bat. and
sten.; J. B. Krug. Principal.
Battle Creek College; prep.; co-ed.; Seventh
Day Adv.: Edward A. Sutherland, Prln.
Gardner Commercial School; bos. and sten.;
Elmer E. Gardner, Manager.
Graham School of Shorthand; sten.; est. 1001;
William E. Cornell, Principal.
Michigan Business and Noimal Collefo; not.
and bus.; C. J. Argubrlght, Pres.
School of Applied Art; art; co-ed.; est. 1886;
Edwanl S. Pelsworth, Pres.
St. Phillip's School; girls' boarding; B. C:
Sister Veronica, Superior.
BAY CITY, Bay Co., pop. 27.628.
Bay City Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1880: R. B. Lane. Principal.
Holy Rosary Academy; girls' boarding; B. C.;
Mother Superior.
BENTON HARBOR, Berrien Co., pop. 6,602.
Benton Harbor College; prep.; co-ed.: noo-
sect.: (;. J. Edgecomb, A. M., Ph. D..
Prln.
School's announcement. — Incorp<n«ted 1802.
Most thorough and rapid preparation for
b<>st Universities and Colleges In the land.
F«.r teachers of District. Graded or High
Schools. Elocution. Music and Art. fif-
teen full courses. Special featOKs: Fine
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
ail
MiCHiGA^
MICHIGAN
RiHtint Atid SUiicJ'b Appardluii; Etgbtei:Q
BntbBSliistic TejiLlierH; Military I>rlll,
CAd«U A rated «tD(1 UDlforci&il: Attilctle
Club niul LUeriLfy SocIetlL's; Good DLkI-
RlioD mna Ghrletlau Intin^oCQ. Expeflsei
Mtj TQod&rate.
BEKZONIA, BftDsffl Go., pop, 4M.
B^jaxoiiLi Ac^emy; prep, i l?o-ed^; QOHM-I
tlinrjpfr \\\ Duan. Frtn.
BTB^RIEK BFHIKGS, BerrlttD Co,, pufi. 9 JO.
W, K a utile, I'res.
nm S^APIBB, ICecosU Cki., pap. 4,0$G.
FtrrU Iiiatitate; nor-; cp-etL; non-Bet't,; eat*
iSS-^: Wixxlbrldife N, Ferrlw^ Prun.
Fenria Iumtitute, School of FhurtDKcy: fbar.;
C^;iAM I,AK£, Montcalm Co.
Qm4mx I.ake Itiduitiiml Ac&dflmj^; ptt^p.; co-td.;
e«t. lium; SylvfsliT ^!. Bullcr Pr<i«,
CT.JtBgBVILLE, Ionia Co., pop. 3o0.
]fkli%«Q N^ormaJ Acadomy and Buiiinfliit Cdl-
Jflff«; prep.; co-hL^ noo-sect.i CliJirlin
D£mOIT, Wayne Co., putt, l'S0*704*
AisadeiDr of tbe Bacr«d H«&Tt; i:l7l!' imnt^h
log; R. €.p Madame A. Fiiltoa, Prlu., H22
Jv*(T(' refill Ativ
AtKciiLtion InititDte; prrp.: men; est. 1S9Q;
VVLlhfltii B. Van Akld, U. A., L'rliiclpaJ.
Dfcrltn«*» icliaol for Oirli, Kri*; glrU' bonrd
\Qiii htfh. Ada Brann Durlltiifp Prln,
Dotrvit Bvainoai ITftiTsriity; biis. nxal attiti.;
c*t, myt; Wimum F. Jewell. I»ri?»„ 11
Wllwa St,
Itetrtjit CoUeffe; colL: mep; B. C.^ Pit. 1877;
Kcv. Rlcbttr^l 1», Slevln. S, J.. Prei.
ButTDit CliiL7t:h Academy; pri'p.: tuiyEi Eiev.
Panl ZclylMr. M, A., Principal.
D«tAilt Collecre of L%w. l&w: cued.t v»t. 1M>I;
Pbllip T, VoD ^Ue, LU D., Deaa, C<fr,
St. Anloltic and Mullet.
Schoor* Anjiouncomflnii — TJiree yejsni'
c<}i)rs«. twenty tirofefiMora Aad m Hhmry
of oTt»r is.ooo yotumca. Dlplonii* jiUinits
Eci tbe bur. Ev^nlnir se^ulona. Students
here enjoy the tstat relattoo to: <1> Tte
Jjiw school. *2} Til* Inw ofDce. (3) TM
eonrt*. ouil (4) Tlic law llbratyn pe-
Ittrtt U an Ideal |>la<;e In wlileh (o study
Pfrtroft Cotlef« of Medicine; nted.; ri^^: l moTi;
r*j. 1S<L^; Theodore A, Mc€rMw. LL. v.*
%J. D.. r>ejrii. Cot, St. Antoinu «iid Mullet,
S^troit C«»UefB of MedloiniSi Dopa^rtmeDt of
Deata] Surgery; elrut.; ropn: c«t. 1801;
Tliewloru A, MeGniw, M, A., M. H.. 1>phii,
Cor. nt. AntoltK^ and MuZlcl.
Detroit C^lltfe of Mediotne, Departmeat of
Phamucif! pbar.; men: e*t. 1800: John
K. Cliirlc, Dean* Cor. St. Antotnfl Mn6
Mullet.
Detroit CoiKerrat^ry of Muiic; mua.: v9t.
I fa 4- rraneld L. York, M. A., nifBelor.
53fJ Woodward Ave.
petvoit Hebrew InAtitata; prep.; food,: eat.
ia>S. Jneob B. Baroeb. IMntlpt^I, 10 Dt-
DdtTolt Hodti and Bay Bcbool, Tba; glrla'
boarding j^ uon-»i'et., Mlafi Bllu M. Lis-
Satt, Prln., 73 StSmsoD Pi a re,
BetTolt Homeopithlo MediGial Gdllete; med.;
houioop.; co-ud.: eat. 1872; D- A. Mac-
I^acblnn, M. D., Dean. 1S& LafayeU^ Ave.
Bfltroit BQbool of Art; art; c4>-ed-; Mary Mc-
Alaitor arid Unttlij N. I^eoimrd, Directf^rit,
271 Woodward Ave,
Detroit School of L«ttariaf | sign pafat Jug flud
iVoBfsnlagL QUI. IBOfr; ChMS. J. Strong, Pre*.
Betralt Seminary; glHn' boarding: non-aeeC.;
ffit, IS&O: Adji Krowii Darllog, Prln.
Detroit SfDrmal Training 8cbool; tinr.; wc^tueu;
tky; rlUiflrH I., apttln, A. B.. Principal.
De trait School of BetinoHcopy; opMc4^l; co-ed.;
tPt, nm; WSUijiiij 11, Poole, M, D., Pre^.,
270 WcKitlwiiird Ave.
Detroit School of Expreuion; elo. and drama;
ro-ijtl,' .Mrs. MUdred A. Boll, Pr1u.» 1101
Jeltersub A\f.
Detroit School ^f Htnaic; miift, ; co-ed.: Franji
A, A pel, DIrpf fur, Svhwjiukovaky Bldg.
Detroit Training School of Elociition and £ag-
liab Liteimtiife; esL 1818; Mra. Edna
C&ulTee Noble. Director. 780 WfKNiward
ATe.
Detroit TJhivtir»ity Bcbool ; prep,; boya; Fred-
erick L. IIH^Sh Prill.; ItJ Elmwood Ave.
Go tcheBa- Metropolitan Bualnesi College; hua.
nnd #ten,; t'i«t. ISOC; J. ClifTord Kennedy,
Prlu.
Lewia School for StamnieTeri; t^tnu^tui-Hng; co-
ed,; est. ISOG; George Andrew l^ewis.
Pres., ;t5 Adelattle St
Michigan CoHago of MedicLoo and Surgery;
f'Josed lWr7,
Michigan Gaoiervatory of Mnalo; mtlA. : ^t«
}Wm: Kr^-diTk i*. Abel, Director,
Kilei College; btia. imd sten.; est. ISSG; II.
11. Mllea. Prra , 78 Miami Ave.
Mo it Holy rrinity School; prep,; co-ed.; 'BL
C; Slaters nf Mary: Prins., 14S P«rter
St.
Femia Sborthiad Inatltute; stcn. ; H, M.
Pern In. Pres,, 1*13 Woculward Ave.
Eeed School for Kenront ajul Backward Chil*
dren; ebJldren ijudec 56: est, IBOO; Mr.
find Mrs, Frank A. R(jed. Dlrectom, 38G
Flubboird Ave,
Reed School for StunmBTen; a U turner ing;
eo-ed.: est, 1900: Frank A. Rc?ird, Prlii.,
n^ flubbnrd Ave,
Bt. Joaeph'i Commercial Bcbool; bua. and
&tea,; K. r , : mr'n; eat, 18^: Bratbet
Heor.v, IM rector, OS Jny St,
Seminary of tin? Felfcian SIflten; prep.: H.
C.: (*st. 1882: Ciijetann JnukiQwlvit, Sti-
perior.
Spragua CorrAi.pond«ncfl School of lonraillam;
eHt, IKjtn; Willi Hm O. apragiie. A. B.,
IJh n., PreK.. 7;i3 Majeatrc Bldir.
Sprague CorroBpondence Schvml of Law; Jaw;
erifrofip,' ).4t. 1800: Wininm C. Sprague*
Pre*., Majestic; Bldg,
ThofuaB Kofmal Trainiag Sebool; nor,; co-ed.;
eat. 1888; Mffi» Jeoiile Loiilae Thninnfft
DirMtor. 550 Woodward Ave.
Tet Mnsical Academy^ mns^ and Jang,; co-ed.;
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MWUIGAN
MICHIGAN
Cburlcs M. Vot, Director, 353 Woodward
Ave.
Washinffton Normal School; nor.; women;
city: Charles L. Spain, A. B., Prln.
ESCANABA, Delta Co., pop. 9.540.
St. Joseph Hiffh School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister M. A. Logorl, Prln.
FLINT, Genesee Co., pop. 13,103.
Bliss Business College; bus. and sten.; J. H.
Long. Pres.
Michigan School for the Deaf; state; est.
1854; Francis D. Clarke, Supt.
GRAND HAVEN, OtUwa Co., pop. 4.743.
Akeley Hall for Girls; girls* boarding: P. E.;
est. 1887; Miss Susan Hill Yerkes. Prln.
GRAND RAPIDS, Kent Co., pop. 87.505.
Beasley School of Oratory and Dramatic Art;
elo. and drama. ; co-ed. ; Mrs. Marie Wil-
son Beasley, Prln., 132 Monroe St.
School's announcement. — Finest location,
next door to Ryerson Public Library, In
new Theatre Majestic, a short walk to
Uuiun Station. The best advantages of
any school of the kind In the state or
city, and equal to any anywhere. Many
pupils from the Beasley School are filling
responsible positions as teachers In lead-
ing schools and colleges all over the
United States, and some have become re-
nowned as citizens for their valuable
services. Of the women graduates, so-
cially, there are none more estimable.
Eastman Private School; prep.; non-sect.;
Mrs, W. n. Eastman, I'rln., 110 Barclay
St.
Grand Rapids Business University; bus. and
sten.: est. 1897; A. S. Parish, Pres.
Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training School;
kind, training: women: est. 1801; Clare
Wheeler. Acting Principal.
Grand Rapids Medical College; closed.
Grand Rapids Veterinary College; vet.: men;
est. 1S07; L. L. Conkey. M. D.. D. V. M.,
Pres.
Holland Theological School; theol.: men: est.
18J)1: A. J. Rooks. A. M.. Principal.
McLachlan Business University; bus. and
sten.: est. 1SJ)5: M. McLachlan, Prln.
Theological School of the Christian Reformed
Church; theol.; est. 1878; Rev. F. M. Ten
Hoor, Pres.
Walbridge Private School; prep.: oo-ed.;
Cong.: est. 19<X): Nelson H. Walbridge,
A. M., Prin., 15 Dunham St.
Y. M. C. A. Evening School: men; est. 1892;
Wilbur W. Xlgh, Educ. Dlr.
GROSSE POINTE, Houghton Co., pop. 343.
Academy of the Sacred Heart: girls' bo.ird-
ing; R. C : .Madam Gavin. Prln.
HILLSDALE, Hillsdale Co., pop. 4.151.
Hillsdale College; coll.: co-ed.; Free Bapt.;
est. 18."»."i: Joseph W. Mauck, LTi. P.. Pros.
HOLLAND, Ottawa Co., pop. 7.790.
Holland Business College: bus. and sten.: est.
1894: Cornelius J. Drepman. I»rlnclpal.
Hope College; coll.; co-ed.; Reformed: est.
180('»; (Jerri t J. Kollen, A. M.. LL. D..
Pres.
Western Theological Seminary; tbeol.; Kef.;
men: est. 1806; John W. Beardslee. Pres.
HOUGHTON, Houghton Co., pop. 3.350.
Michigan College of Mines; tech.; men; state;
est. 1885; Fred Walter McNair. B. 8..
D. Sc., Pres.
ISHPEMING. Marqnette Co., pop. 14.282.
St. John's Convent; prep.; co-ed.; B. G.; Sis-
ter M. Alexandrine, Superior.
JACKSON, Jackson Co., pop. 25,180.
Devlin's Business College; bus. and sten.; H.
C. Devlin, Pres.
Jackson Business University; bos. and sten.;
est. 1901; B. J. Campbell, Prin.
KALAMAZOO, Kalamasoo Co., pop. 24,104.
Kalamazoo College; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
18r>5: A. Oaylord Slocum. A. M., LL. D..
Pres.
Michigan Female Seminary; girls' boarding;
Presb.; Elsie Garland Hobsoo, Prln.
Parson's Business College; bos. and sten.; W.
F. Parsons, Pres.
Western BUte Normal School; nor.; state:
co-ed.; est. 1904; Dwigbt B. Waldo, A.
.M., President.
Wilbur Home School for tho Feeble Xiiided;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1884; C. T. Wilbur,
M. D., Prop, and Supt.
LAKE LINDEN, Houghton Co., pop. 2,764.
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Rev. Slglsmund Pirron, Prin.
LANSING, Ingham Co., pop. 16,485.
Michigan Business Institute; bus. and sten.;
est. 1897: H. J. Beck, Pres.
Michigan School for the Blind; state; rat.
1881: Clarence E. Holmes, Supt.
Michigan State Agricultural College; agrl.;
state: co-(m1.; est. 18f»0; Jonathan L.
Suydcr, Ph. D., Pres.
LAURIUM, Houghton Co., pop. 5,643.
Laurium Commercial School; prep, and bus.;
co-ed.: est. 1809; A. J. Holden. Prln.
Sicred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C;
Rev. S. A. Perron. O. P. M.. Prin.
LUDINGTON, Mason Co., pop. 8,422.
Ludington Business College; bus. and sten.-
est. 1808: W. H. Martlndlll, Prin.
MANISTEE, Manistee Co., pop. 14.260.
Manistee Business College; bus. and sten.- W
II. Martlndlll, Pres.
MARQUETTE, Marquette Co., pop. 10.0G8.
Marquette Business College; bus. and sten *
J. C. Parker. Prin.
Northern State Normal School; normal; state;
<o-ed.: Jumes H. Kaye. Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R C ;
Sister M. Ajcnes. Prln.
MONROE, Monroe Co., pop. 5.043.
St. Mary's College and Academy; girls* boaid-
iiur: R. C; est. 1845; Mother M. Mecb-
tildi««. Prin.
MOUNT PLEASANT, IsabelU Co., pop. 3,062.
Central State Normal School; normal: state;
co-ed.: Charles T. Qrawn. A. M., M. Pd.,
Pres.
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MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN
Mount Pleuant Indian Ttaining School; board-
ing; co-ed.; est. 1892; Robert A. Cochran,
Superintendent.
MUSKEGON, Mnakegon Co., pop. 20,818.
Hackley Manual Traininf School; non-sect.;
co-ed.; est. 1886; Carl T. Cotter, Dlr.
KAZARETH, P. 6., Kalamasoo Co.
Barbonr Hall; prep, for small bojs; branch
of Nasareth Academy; Sisters of St.
Joseph.
Nasareth Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1897; Sister M. Gertmde Keenan, Su-
perior.
Saint Anthony's School for Feeble Minded
Girls: onder the direction of the Sisters
of St. Joseph.
NORTH DETROIT, Wayne Co., pop. 160.
Deaf Mute Institute; Bv. Luth.; co-ed.; est.
1871; Rev. Wm. Gielow; A. B., Director.
OLIVET, Eaton Co., pop. 800.
Olivet College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong.; eit. 1880;
Ellsworth O. Lancaster, Ph. D., President.
ORCHARD LAKE, Oakland Co., pop. 63.
Michigan Military Academy; military; non-
sect.; L. C. HuU, Prln.
0W0880, Shiawassee Co., pop. 8.096.
Oakside School; normal; private; co-ed.
PET08KET, Emmet Co., pop. 6,286.
Petoskey Normal School; normal; private; co-
ed.; H. O. Graves, M. A., Pres.
PONTIAC, Oakland Co., pop. 9.709.
Pontiao Business College; bus. and sten.; G.
A. Passell, Pres.
SAGINAW. Saginaw Co., pop. 42,846.
Intemational Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1896; S. W. Pearey, Prlnotpal.
Saginaw Business College; bus. and sten.;
Geo. W. Smith, Pres.
St. Andrew's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1876; Sister M. Albertlne, SUter Su-
perior.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Chippewa Co., pop. 11,624.
Academy of the Ladies of the Loretto; girls'
boarding; R. C; est. 1898; Mother M.
Bride, Superior.
St. Mary's School; prep.; R. C; est. 1898;
Rev. Alex A. Gagnleur. Pres.
ST. IGNACE. Mackinac Co., pop. 2.889.
TTrsuline Academy; prep.; R. C; est. 1890;
Mother M. Angela, Superior.
ST. LOTHS, Gratiot Co., pop. 1,989.
Terington College; bus. and sten.; C. W.
Yerlngton. Pres.
SPRING ARBOR, Jackson Co., pop. 210.
Spring Arbor Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Free
Meth.: est. 1873; Burton J. Vincent. A.
B., Prln.
THREE RIVERS, St. Joseph Co., pop. 3.660.
Three Rivers Business Academy; bus. and
sten.; Charles H. Sage, Pres.
TRAVERSE CITT, Grand Traverse Co., pop.
9,407.
Academy of Holy Angels; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary Assisslum, Prin.
Needham Business College; bus., sten. and
teleg.; est. 1804; W. P. Needham, Pres.
Traverse City Business College; bus. and
sten.; C. R. Doclieray, Pres.
TPSILANTI, Washtenaw Co., pop. 7^8.
Cleary Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1891; P. R. Cleary, Pres.
Michigan State Normal College; normal; state:
co-ed.; est. 1849; L. H. Jones, A. M.,
Prea.
MINNESOTA
Population, 1,979,912. School census, 545,930. School age, 5-21.
Minnesota is the nineteenth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,979,912 inhabitants, of whom 1,963,658, or 99.2 per cent, are white. Of
this number 537,041, or 28.8 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 4.1 per cent, the state ranking ninth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. W. Olsen, Superintendent of Public Instruction St Paul
C. G. ScHULZ, Assistant Superintendent St. Paul
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
The Governor, the State Auditor, the State Treasurer and the Attorney Gen-
eral, all at the State Capitol, St. Paul.
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Minnesota has no State Text-Book Commission, the state law making it
optional with the local boards or voters of the respective counties whether free
text-books shall be furnished in the public schools.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
SuPT. D. C. Mackenzie Minneapolis
SuPT. M. L. Pratt, Secretary Granite Falls
D. R. Savage Windora
John Lander St. Peter
Paul Ahles St. Cloud
Minnesota has a state law that the legislature shall provide for at least one
library in every township.
STATE TKACHICRS' ASSOCIATION.
C. G. SciTTLz. President St. Paul
J. M. Gttise, Corresponduuj Secretary St. Paul
Kate M. Jones. Recording Secretary Litchfield
F. J. Sperry, Treasurer Anoka
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MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Postofflce. Schools.
Aitkin J. J. Gildersleeve Aitkin 98
Anoka Geo. D. Goodrich Anoka 73
Keeker Caroline C. Auxer Detroit 108
FJeltraml W. B. Stewart Bemidji 93
Benton J. E. Doheny Foley 58
Big: Stone Anna Swenson Ortonville 66
Blue Earth O. O. Ulvin Mankato 154
Brown John Cutting Sleepy Eye 88
Carlton N. G. Nilsen Moose Lake 57
Carver F. L. Williams Watertown 73
Cass Olaf Oleson Pequot 108
Chippewa Hilda M. GIppe Montevideo 85
Chisago J. E. Modin Centre City 61
Clay John Turner Moorhead 127
Clearwater J. H. Summervold Bagley 56
Cook Mrs. Maude P. Aim Grand Marals 7
Cottonwood D. R. Savage WIndom 81
Crow Wing J. A. Wilson Bralnerd 99
Dakota C. W. Meyer Hastings 118
Dodge Alma B. Campbell Mantorville 83
Douglas T. A. Erickson Alexandria 98
Faribault J. E. Gilman Winnebago 132
Fillmore Oscar Carlson Preston 197
Freeborn Geo. P. Lattin Albert Lea 131
Goodhue Julius Boraas Red Wing 163
Grant R. J. Stromme Elbow Lake 74
Hennepin D. C. MacKenzie Minneapolis C't House. 184
Houston Georglna Lommen Caledon ia 107
Hubbard D. R. Bradford Park Rapids 72
Isanti Carl G. Benson Cambridge 63
Itasca Hattle F. Booth Grand Rapids 59
Jackson J. B. Arp Jackson 118
Kanabec Claus Morgan Mora 51
Kandiyohi W. D. Frederickson Wlllmar 112
Kittson John C. Cowan Hallock 70
Koochiching Annie E. Shelland International Falls .... 22
L.ac qui Parle G. R. Ingalls Madison 106
Lake Carrie H. Woodward Two Harbors 17
Le Sueur Ambrose Hays Lesueur Center 110
Lincoln George C. Miller Ivanhoe 70
Lyon H. R. Painter Marshall 95
McLeod R. Mackay Hutchinson 86
Mahnomen Kate L. Owen Beaulieu 1
Marshall M. Mithun Warren 138
Martin C. R. Sweet Fairmont 12?
Meeker Mrs. Kate M. Jones Litchfield 9;^
Mille Lacs Guy Ewing Princeton 5i
Morrison M. E. Barnes Little Falls 132
Mower Grace M. Sherwood Austin 135
Murray A. D. Smith Slayton 110
Nicollet John Sander St. Peter 64
Nobles L. W. Abbott Worthington 109
Norman Thomas C. Strand Ada 109
Olmsted Geo. F. Howard Rocliester 144
Otter Tail Charlotte M. Knudson Fergus Falls 279
Pine R. H. Blankenship Pino City 108
Pipestone Jessie E. Walkup Pipestone 74
Polk Thomas Casey Crookston 225
Pope G. C. Torguson Glen wood 99
Ramsey Th omas Montgomery St. Paul Court House ... 84
Red Lake H. T. McAnulty Rod Lake Falls 101
Redwood H. J. Bebermeyer Redwood Falls 116
Renville Fred A. Schafer Renville 141
Rice J. H. Lewis Faribault 129
Rock Edia A. Headley Luverne 74
Roseau G. H. Mattson Roseau 92
St Louis S. W. Gilpin Duluth 185
Scott H. J. Fitzpatrick Jordan 70
lie
PATTEBSOirS CX>U£aE AHD SCHOOL DIBBOIOKr
MINNESOTA
MISSEBOTA
County. Superintendent. PostofBoe.
Sherburne A. C. Bailey Elk Rirer . . .
Sibley W. M. Carver Gaylord
Steams Paul Allies St. Cloud
Steele C. L. Davis Owatonna ...
St^'venB Ilay S. Roberts Morris
Swift Nellie M. Cashman Benson
Todd Bertha F. Roddis Lonp Prairie .
Traverse W. T. Williams Wheaton
Wabaaha Jacob Reusch Lake City
Wadena H. O. Button Wadena
Waseca H. A. Panzram Waseca
WjiBhlnfiTton J. F. Larson Stillwater . . .
Watonwan Joseph Da vies St. James
Wilkin E. M. Grangrer Breckenridpe
Winona William A- Bugrers Winona
Wrijfht A. A. Zech Annandale . . .
Yellow Medicine M. L Pratt Granite Falls
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HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBERT LEA, Freeborn Co., pop. A.^H).
Lnther Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Lutb.: est.
18%8: Ber. Jacob E. Tboen. B. A., Prea.
AVSmr. Mower Co., pop. 6.474.
Anitin Collefe of Law. Bonthem Minnesota
Normal Collefe; law; co-f<l.: est. 1809:
F. W. Oreenman, Dean.
Soathem Minnesota Normal College: normal;
«'0-*hJ.: privat**; est. 1897; Cbas. B.
HofMtrom, Pres.
BRAINERD, Crow Wing Co., \toi*. 7.524.
Brainerd Busii:.es8 College; Imjm. and sten.;
I>'WiH H. Vath, Pn-K.
COLLEGE VILLE, Steams Co.. i>cp. TTt.
St. John's University; coll.: men: B. C: est.
18.'>7; Bt. ttev. VfAfv Engel, I»h. I).. Pr***.
CR00K8T0N, Polk Co., pop. .'>.359.
Crookston College: prop.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1895: J. C. Satlirr-. M. S.. LL. D..
President.
DXTLVTH, St. Lonis Co., pop. 52,009.
Dnlnth Business TTniversity; bus and sten.;
W. C. Mc<;art.T. Pres.
Parson's Business College and Shorthand In>
stitute; biiP. and sten.: Iliram Parsons,
I'ri'S.
Sicred Heart Institute: k\tW t>oardin)2:; B. C;
.\fofh<;r S^holastlca, 0. S. B., Directress.
State Normal School; nor.: state: co-ed.; est.
iwi.-,: V. w. Itohfinoii. .V. M.. Propldent.
University School; prop.; boys; non-sect.: Al-
bert II«'i»pfTt. I'rim-lpal.
FARIBAULT. Rice Co., p<ip. 7.868.
Bethlehem Academy; glrlH* boarding; B. C;
SlHt»'r Hiirwrior.
Faribault Business and Normal College; bus.
iind nor.: ro ♦•«!.; est. ISfM): K. A. Plrb-
Ijirij; am] V. If. Daiikcrs, Prinrlpaln.
Minnftsota School for the Blind; state; James
J. Dow. Siipt.
Minnesota School for the Deaf; state: est.
IS!»I: .Imiimh N. Tati'. .Supt.
Minnesota School for the Feeble Minded; est.
UKH: A. (J. BogerK. Supt.
St. Mary's Kail; girls' boarding; P. E.: MlH.
Caroline W. Eella. PiIb.
Seabory Divinity Bcbool; tbeoL; P. K.; moi:
est. 1858; F. A. McOwaln. M. A.. R. D..
Warden.
Ehattnck School; iMya* boaidinc; mil.: P. B.;
I Ber. James Dobbin. Prin.
; FERGUS FALLS, Ottaitan Ga., pop. 8.07S.
I Northweatem Collega; prep.: co-ed.: Lnth.:
est. 1900: A. C. YoangdaU, A. B., Prei.
Park Region Lvtiwraa Collace; eoD.; co-cd.:
Lnth.: K. M. Hageatad, Pres.
' OLENWOOD, Pope Co., pop. 1.116^
Glenwood Academy; prep.: co-ed.: Lath.; cat
! 1904: B. K. Sayre. A. B.. B. S., Prim.
, MADISON. Lac qui Parle Co.. pop. l.aS.
I Normal School of the Uaitad Merweciaa Latt*
eran Church: nor.: co-ed.; Lath.; eat
1892; Bev. H. O. Fjeldstad, A. B.. Pica.
MANKATO, Blue Eartk Co., pop. 10.9W.
Mankato Commercial OoUago; Ims. and atcm.;
est. 1891: J. R. Brandmp. Pies.
State Normal School; normal: state; co-ed.:
est. 1868: Charles H. Cooper, Pres.
MINNEAPOLIS, Hennepin Go., pop. 902,718.
Academy of the Ho^ Aagels; fflrls; B. C;
Sister Bosalia, Snperl<v.
American Business Collogo and Monul BdMsl;
bi!8. and nor.; co-ed.: est. 1904; J. J.
Jespcrson. A. M.. Pres.: 780 E. Ijske ft.
Archibald's Buaineaa Oollago; tms. and stea.:
A. B. Archibald, Prln.. Lake and BtcvcM
Ave.
Augsburg Seminary; coll.; men.: Latb.; est.
1800.
Caton College; bus. and sten.; Tlioinas J.
Caton. Pres.
Curtlas Business College: bns. and sten.; est.
1874: George H. Zlnnel. Pies.. 122 8.
Sixth St.
De La Salle Institute; prep.; boys; B. C.:
Bev. Brother Emilain. Prin., Orore aad
Island Ave., W.
Eclectic Business College; bos. and tel.; est
18!N*.: J. M. Balser. Pres.. 4% Washlw*
ton Ave., S.
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MINNESOTA
Oraham Hall; girls* boarding; non-sect.; est.
1900; Zulema A. Rnble, Principal, 1800
Pirst ATe.» 8.
Oren Qiorthand Bnsinesa School; sten. and
bus.; B. L. Jones, Prin., 800 Northwest-
ern Bldg.
Holy Angels Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C: Sister Rosalia, Prin.. 4th St. and
7th Ave., N.
Johnson School of Music, Oratory and Dra-
matic Art; art; co-ed.; Gastams John-
son. Director. 42 8. 8th St.
Metropolitan Commercial College; bus. and
Sten.; George M. Langum, Prop., 329
Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Ref.
Presb.; Thomas Peebles. Prin.. 501 Har-
vard.
Minneapolis Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; Roggs and Boyce, Props., 305
Central Ave.
Minneapolis Claaaioal School; prep.: co-ed.;
est. 1894; Arthur D. Hall, A. M., Pres.,
Harvard St.. 8. E.
Minneapolis College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Medical Department Hamline Vni-
Tersi^: united with Medical Department
University of Minnesota in 1008.
Minneapolia School of Fine Arts; art: co-ed.;
est. 1886; Robert Koehler, Director. Hen-
nepin Ave. and 10th St.
Minneapolis School of Music; mus. snd dram.,
art; co-ed.; William H. Pontius and
Charles M. Holt. Directors.
Minnesota Institute of Pharmacy; phar.; co-
ed.; 0. W. Drew, M. D.. Dean.
Mianasota School of Business; bus. and
sten.; Ricksrd A Gruman. Props.. 54 S.
3rd St.
Mvnson Shorthand Institute; bus. and sten.;
R. J. Smith. Prin.. 1216 Guaranty Bldg.
Horthwestem Collago of Photography; photo.;
co-ed.; 811 NIcoUet Ave.
Morthwestem Gonserratory of Music; mus.:
co-ed.; Clarence A. Marshall. Director.
Hasmussen Practical Business School; bus.
and sten.; est. 1908; Julius Rasmussen,
LL. B.. Prin.
State Business Collage: bus. and sten.: est.
1904; George A. Gdder. Pres.. Nicollet
Ave. and 7th St.
Stanley Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.; Miss
O. A. Evers, Prin., 2118-2122 Pleasant
Ave.
ITniTersity of Minnesota; nnlv.; state: co-ed.;
est. 1888; Cyrus Northrop. LL. D., Pres.,
University and 14th Aves.
ITniTersity of Minnesota, College of Dentistry;
dent.; co-ed.; est. 1888; Alfred Owre,
Dean, University and 11th Aves.
ITniTeisity of Minnesota, College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery; med.;
homeop.; co-ed.; est. 1886: Eugene L.
Msnn. M. D., Dean, 094 Endlcott Arcade,
St. Psul.
VniTersity of Minnesota, College of Law;
law; co-ed.; est. 1888: William S. Pat-
tee. LL. D.. Dean, University and 11th
Aves.
ITniTsrsity of Mliinesota, College of Medicine
and Surgery; med.: reg.; co-ed.; est.
1888: Pranlt Fairchlld Westbroolc, M. D.,
Dean.
University of Minnesota, College of Phar-
macy; phar.; co-ed.; est. 1892: Tr rlerlclt
J. Wulllng, LL. M., Dean. 3305 2nd Ave.,
So.
MONTEVIDEO, Chippewa Co., pop. 2,146.
Windom Institute; prep.; co-ed.: Cong.: est.
1886: Rev. R. P. Herrlclc, B. A., Prin.
MOORHEAD, Clay Co., pop. 8.730.
Concordia College; coll.; co-ed.; Luth. ; est.
1891; Rev. Rasmees Bogstad, M. A.,
President.
State Normal School; normal; state: co-ed.;
est. 1880: Frank A. Weld, President.
NEW ULM, Brown Co., pop. 5,403.
Dr. Martin Luther College; normal; private:
co-ed.: est. 1884: Rev. John Schaller,
President.
NOETHFIELD. Rice Co., pop. 3.210.
Carleton College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong.: est.
1866.
St. Olaf College; coll.: co-od.; Luth.; est.
1874; Rev. J. N. Klldahl. Pres.
OWATONNA, Steele Co., pop. 5,561.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board-
ing: R. C; est. 1877; Sister Mary Cyril.
Superior.
Canfleld Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
est. 1897: W. P. Canfleld. Pres.
Pillsbury Academy: prep.: co-ed.: Bapt.; est.
1877: MIlo B. Price. Ph. D.. Pres.
PIPESTONE, Pipestone Co., pop. 2,536.
Pipestone Indian Training School; govern-
ment school for Indians: est. 1802; Wil-
lard S. Campbell, Superintendent.
RED WIN6, Goodhue Co., pop. 7.525.
Red Wing Business College; bus. and Rton.;
H. J. Meyer. Pros.
Red Wing Evangelical Seminary; tbcol.: men;
Luth.: est. 1879: Rev. M. G. Hanson,
President.
ROCHESTER, Olmiter Co., pop. 6,843.
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes; frlrls'
Iwardlnj?, R. C.
Rochester Business and Normal College: bus.
and nor.: co-od.: est. 1896; Martin A.
Beatty, Proslrtont.
ST. ANTHONY PARK, Suburb of St. Paul.
School of Agriculture, University of Minne-
sota; state: co-od.-, est. 1SS8; W. M. Lig-
gett. Donn.
Luther Seminary; thool.; men: Ev. Lnth.: est.
1885: Rev. Prof. H. Ernst, D. D., Pros.,
Phalem Park.
ST. CLOUD, Stearns Co.. pop. S.063.
St. Cloud Business College: bus. and sten.;
est. 10n2: Lowls H. Vath, Principal.
State Normal School: normal: Ktnte: co-ed.;
est. ISCO; W. A. Shwmakor. Ph. D.. Pros.
ST. JOSEPH, Steams Co.. imp. 549.
St. Benedict's Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C: Mother Aloysla Bath. Prin.
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PATTEBSOITS COLLEOE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, SaiBMj Go., pop. 163,065.
Bmckofl' School for Oiris, Mrs.; girls* prep.;
noD-sect.; est. 1903; Mrs. Carrie Hasklns
Rackas. Prin.. 489 Holly Ave.
Baldwin Semiiuury; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
Clinton J. Backna. Prin., 114 Macknbin.
Boenisch's Commercial College; bos. andsten.:
B. W. Boeniscb, I*res., 601 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg.
Capitol Commercial College: bus. and stcn.;
Margaret IlPihr, Prin., 309 McClure Bldg.
College of St. Thomas; boys' boarding; R.
C: Rev. John F. Dolphin, Prin., Cor.
Cleveland and Summit Ave.
CcncordiA College; troys' boarding; Ev. Luth.;
est. 1893; Theodore Buenger, Prin., Cor.
St. Anthony and Syndicate.
Cretin High School; boyu' boarding: R. C:
Brother Ambrose, Prin.. Cor. Fort and
6tb Sts.
Globe Business College; buR. and sten.: W.
C. Stephens. Vrcn.. 43 W. 7th St.
Hamline XTniversity; coll.; oo.-ed.; M. E.: est.
1S54; Rev. f}. II. Bridpfinan. LL. D.. Pn-s.
Hess Business College; buH. and stcn.; est.
1885; D. S. Coffey. Pros.. IMonwr Pnjss
Bldg.
Loomis School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
.MIhs Annie J. Loomis, Prin.
Luther Seminary; tbcol.; Luth.; men;
1878: O. E. Brandt. Pres.
Macalester College; coll.; co-ed.: Presb.
188.'5; T. .Morey ITo^lgman, M.
Pres.
Nichols' Expert School of Shorthand; bus.
and Hten.; vnt. 1899; Malcolm E. Nichols.
LL. I)., Prin.. .TJO Endicott Bldg.
Pioneer Business School; buK. and sten.; Mrs.
P. P. Roller, Prin.. 3L'9 Ryan Bldg.
Rasmussen Practical Business School; bus. and
sten.; Walter Uasmu-^sen. Pres., Globe
Bldg.
Seminary of the United Norwegian Lutheran
Church; thcol.; Luth.: men: est. 1890;
Kev. Prof<'88or Marcus O. Bocicraan, D. D.,
Pres.
St. Joseph Academy; girls' liourdin^; R. C. ;
Sister Hyacinth, Prin., Cor. Nelson and
Western Aves.
St. Mary's High School; pnp.; co-ed.: R. C;
SistiT Victoria, Prin., Cor. 9tli and Lo
rust.
St. Paul Academy; Iio.vm' boarding; non-sect.;
rst. ISKX); Fn'd W. Fislt*'. N. B. Wheeler,
I'riiiH., Cor. Dale and Portland Aves.
St. Paul Business College; bus. and sten.:
MaK'uirc Bnts.. Props., 4:>0 SUtb-y.
est.
est.
LL. I).,
St. Pmnl Oollaco of Iaw; law: men: est
1900; Judge G. Z. Bum, Dean.
School of Traction Enginaeriag; tech.; men;
est. 1906; D. D. Mayne. Prin.
St. Panl Teachers' Training School; nor.; city.;
co-ed.: Miss Sarah C. Brooks, Pres.
St. Paol Seminary; men: P. E.; Yery Rev.
P. R. Heffron. D. D.. Rector, W. End
Grand Ave.
Stone's School of Watchmaking ; watchmak-
ing: co-ed.; 903 Globe Bldg.
St. Paul School of Fine Arts; art; co-ed.: est
18(f4; D. E. RandaU. Director. 48 E. 4th
St.
Teacher's Training School; n<v.; women: est.
1883: Hiram W. Slack. Prin., Granite St.
Visitation Convent: girls' boarding: R. C:
Mother Clementine, Prin.. Cor. Robert and
University Ave.
ST. PAUL PARK, Washington Co., pop. 1.173.
St. Paul's CoUege; coll.; co-ed.: M. E.: W.
H. Miller. Pres.
ST. PETER, NicoUet Co., pop. 4.302.
Oustavus Adolphns College; coll.: co-ed.;
Luth.: est. 1862: Rev. P. A. Mattson. A
B., Pres.
SAUK CENTER, Steams Co., pop. 2.220.
Sank Center Academy and Bnaineas College;
bus. and sten.; Lewis H. Vath, Pres.
STILLWATER, Waahington Co., pop. 12.318.
Raamussen Practical Bnaineas OoUege; bos.
and sten.; est. 1900; Julius Basmossen,
Pres.
WELLS, Faribault Co., pop. 2.017.
Parson's Business XTniversity; bus. and sten.;
A. C. Parsons, Pres.
WILDER, Jackson Co., pop. 174.
Breck Farm School and Bnaineas College;
prep, and bus.: co-ed.: est. 1888; P. E.;
Rev. William Henry Pond, President.
WILLMAR. Kandiyohi Co., pop. 3,400.
Willmar Seminary: prep.; co-ed.; Ev. Luth.;
est. 1S83; II. S. Hilleboe, A. M., Prin.
WINNEBAGO CITY, Faribault Co., pop. 1,816.
Parker College; coll.; co-ed.; Free Bapt.; est
ISSO; Rev. Elbert W. Van Aken. A. M.,
President.
WINONA. Winona Co., pop. 19,714.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
(;. E. Maxwell. Pres.
Toland's Business XTniversity; btis. and aten.;
J. W. Hooker and F. J. T(dand, Pres.
Winona Seminary; girls' boarding: R. C:
Sister M. Celestine, Prin.
MISSISSIPPI
Population, 1,551,270. School census, 537,310. School age, 5-21.
Mississippi is the twentieth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,551,270 inhabitants, of whom 641,200, or 41.3 per cent, are white. Of this
number 7,625, or 5 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the
entire population is 32 per cent, the state ranking forty-sixth in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICR
Hon. J. N. Powers, State Superintendent of Public Education Jackson
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Hon. R. V. Fletcher, Attorney General Jackson
Hon. J. W. Power, Secretary of State Jackson
Hon. J. N. Powers, State Superintendent of Public Education Jackson
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Adams J. W. Henderson Natchez 30,111
Alcorn W. C. Sweat Corinth 14.987
Amite Geo. A. McGehee Liberty 20,708
Attala M. L. Dew Kosciusko 26,248
Benton J. A. Barnette Ashland 10.510
Bolivar Thos. S. Owen ^Cleveland 35,427
Calhoun C. A. Beasley Pittsboro 1 6,512
Carroll C. A. Neal Carrollton 22,116
Chickasaw R. R. Waldrop Houston 19,892
Choctaw H. Spl^a Mathlston 13,036
Claiborne S. J. Russell Port Gibson 20,787
Clarke Geo. B. Parker Quitman 17,741
Clay Paul Townsend West Point 19.563
Coahoma J. M. Brooks Clarksdale 26,293
Copiah J. T. Hood Hazlehurst 34,395
Covington T. R. Thames Williamsburg 13,026
DeSoto R. E. L. Morgan Hernando 24,751
Franklin V. H. Torrey Meadvllle 13,678
Greene A. G. Ferguson Leakesvllle 6.795
Grenada Virgin R. James Grenada 14.112
Hancock W. W. Stockwell Bay St. Louis 11,886
Harrison CD. Lancaster Mississippi City 21,002
Hinds C. S. North Raymond 52,577
Holmes W. H. Smith Lexington 36,828
Issaquena George Robinson Mayersvllle 10,400
Itawamba J. E. Sandlln Fulton 13,544
Jackson Guy D. Dean Bcranton 16,513
Jasper W. J. Shoemaker Paulding' 15,394
Jefferson J. R. Torrey Red Lick 21,292
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PATTEBSOirS OOLLEQE AND 80H0OL DIBE€nK>BY
Miaaiasippi
MISSISSIPPI
County. Superintendent. Postoffice.
Jefferson Davis W. J. Burkett
Jones J. T. Taylor Ellisville
Kemper I. N. Thompson Dekalb
Lafayette T. M. Anderson Qxford
Lamar T. W. Davis
Lauderdale J. R. Bills Meridian
Lawrence B. D. Bishop Monticello . . .
Leake L. R. McDonald Carthagre
Lee J. N. Francis Tupelo
Leflore W. M. Peteet Greenwood . .
Lincoln Edsar Green Brookhaven . .
Lowndes .S. M. Nash Columbus
Madison R. E. Hinton .Canton
Marion E. 1. Watts Columbia
Marshall J. P. Horton ^KoUy Springrs.
Monroe T. T. Deavenport Aberdeen .
Montgomery J. L. Frizell Winona
Neshoba W. D. Hitt ....Philadelphia .
Newton W. W. Coursey Decatur
Noxubee J. R Jackson Macon
Oktibbeha S. J. Wallace Starkville
Panola J. B. Eckles Sardis
Pearl River J. F. Williams Poplarville . . .
Perry E. J. Currle Hattlesburgr . .
Pike C. H. Otkin Magrnolia
Pontotoc J. H. Mitchell Pontotoc
Prentiss C. E. Billingrslea Booneville . . .
Quitman J. B. Stone Belen
Rankin S. R, Myers Brandon
Scott W. J. Stokes Forest
Sharkey J. S. Joor : . . Jlollingr Fork .
Simpson W. D. Wallace Mendenhall . .
Smith W. T. Simmons Raleigrh
Sunflower D. M. Quinn Indianola
Tallahatchie H. H. Womble Charleston . . .
Tate L G. Allen Senatobia
Tippah J. W. Mitchell Kipley
TishominsTO H. C. Long: luka
Tunica J. W. Henderson Tunica
Union S. N. Collier New Albany . .
Warren J. B. Dabney Vicksburg . . . .
Washington Stevenson Archer Greenville . . .
Wayne Jno. A. Ramey Waynesboro
Webster J. B. Scott Walthall
Wilkinson Joseph Johnson Louisville ....
Winston L. H. Hopkins WoodviUe
Yalobusha J. R. Hodnett Coffeevllle . . .
Yazoo W. W. Lockard Yazoo City . . .
Pop. of
County.
.17,846
.20,492
.22,110
.88.160
.15,108
.17,860
.21,966
.20,884
.21,662
.29,096
.82,498
.18,601
.27,674
.81,816
.16.636
.12.726
.19,708
.30.846
.20,188
.29,027
. 6.697
.14.682
.27.646
.18,274
.16,788
. 6,436
.20,966
.14,816
.12,178
.12,800
.18.066
.16 084
.19.600
.20.61.^
.12.1)83
.10.124
.16.479
.16.522
.40.912
.49.216
.12.539
.18.619
.14.124
.21.463
.19,742
.43.948
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABBEVILLE, La Fayette Co., pop. 2S6.
Abbeville Kormal School: normal; state:
co-od.
AOBICTTLTTJRAL COLLEGE, Oktibbeha Co..
pop. 175.
Xiiiiiiippi Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege: toch.: 8tatp: men: est. 1878: John
C. Hanlr. A. M.. LL. D.. President.
Xiiiiiiippi Textile School, Dept. A. ft K.
College: Wm. R. Meadows, Director.
Alcorn A. ft M. College for Kegroea; tech. ;
state: L. J. Rowan. Pres.
BAT ST. LOUIS. Hancock Co.. pop. 2.872.
St. Staniilaus College: hoyn' hoarding: R. G. :
est. ISiW: Brother Felix. President.
St. Joieph'i Academy: Kirls' boarding. R. C. ;
est. 1855; Sister Angnstln. Directress.
BLITE XOUirrAnr. Tippah Co., pop. 406.
Blue Mountain Female College: girts* board-
ing: non-sect.: est. 1878; B. G. Lowrej.
A. M., Pres.
BLUE SPBIKOS. Union Co.. pop. 108.
Blue Springs Kormal CoUoge; normal; state:
co-ed.
BOYNE CHITTO.
Boyne Chitto Kormal School; nor. an4 kind.;
Bapt.: private: S. S. Lynch, Prin.
BRA^TOK. Simpson Co.. pop. 100.
Braxton Collegiate Institate; prep.: co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1880: Paul De Leon Mc-
Laurin. A. B.. Principal.
BBOOKHAVEK, Lincoln Co.. pop. 2.678.
Whitworth Female College; glrU* boardlnf:
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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Miasiasippi
MISSISSIPPI
M. E. So.: est. 1809; Rev. John W.
Cbamben, A. M., Pres.
BYHATJA, lUnliaU Co., pop. 700.
Kate Tucker Inititnte; prop.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: Kate Engenia Tucker. Prln.
CAKTHAOE, Leake Co., pop. 416.
Cartkaffe Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Woodley ft Hnddleston, Prlns.
CASCHXA, Tallakatckie Co., pop. 186.
Caacilla Higk Sckool; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Prof. Ooinn, Prln.
CSALYBEATB, Tlppak Co., pop. 40.
Chalybeate 8|priii«s Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; J. N. Berry, Prln.
CHATAWA. Pike Co., pop. 54.
St. Mary's lostitvte; girls* boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary ApoUiBaire.
CLABKSOV, Webster Co., pop. 68.
Bennett Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. M. Hazey, A. B., Pres.
CLIHTOV, Hinds Co., pop. 354.
Hillman College;, gills' boarding: Bapt.; est.
1853: Dr. J. M. Johnson. President.
Mississippi College; coll.; men; Bapt.; est.
1827: Rer. W. T. Lowrey, D. D., Pres.
Mount Hermoa Ftetale Seminary (colored);
girls' boarding; non-sect.; est. 1875; Miss
Jnlia M. Elwln. Prln.
COLLEGE HILL, Lafayette Co., pop. 80.
College Hill Academy; closed.
COLITMBIA, Marion Co., pop. 507.
Columbia High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. T. Calhoon. Prln.
COLUMBUS, Lowndes Co., pop. 6.484.
Industrial Institute and College; state; In-
dustrial school for girls: est. 1885: H. L.
Whltfleld, Pres.
CrUMBEBLAHD, Webster Co., pop. 89.
Cumberland XTormal Institute; private; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1886; Rev. J. F.
Mltchen. Prln.
DIZOIf, Veshoba Co., pop. 100.
Dixon High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
H. T. Graham, Prln.
EDWARDS, Hinds Co., pop. 586.
Southern Christian Institute (colored): prep.;
co-ed.: Christ.; est. 1882; J. B. Lehman,
Ph. B., Pres.
F&EMCH CAMP, Choctaw Co., pop. 259.
Central Mississippi Institute; girls' board-
ing; Presb.; est. 1884; J. A. Sanderson.
Pres.
French Camp Military Academy; mil.; boys'
Presb.: est. 1886: Rev. Frank L. Mc-
Cne, Principal.
School's announcement — ^French Gamp
(Miss.) Academy Is located In a qnlet
country town, away from the nsnal temp-
tations. It is a good place to send your
boy to form a manly Christian character.
The best advantages at low cost. Ad-
dress Rev. P. L. McCne. Principal.
GRENADA, Grenada Co., pop. 2.568.
Grenada Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; W. I. Clifton, A, »., President.
HARPERVILLE, Scott Co., pop. 180.
Hazperville Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; C. A. Hnddleston. President.
HEBROK, Lawrence Co., pop. 100.
Hebron High School; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1889; Fred M. Bnsh, Principal.
HERKANDO, De Soto Co., pop. 563.
Randle's University School: prep.; co-ed. ^
non-sect.; est. 1850; W. S. Burks. Prin.
HOLLT SPRINGS, MarshaU Co., pop. 2.815.
Mississippi State Normal School; normal;
state: co-ed.: Rev. E. D. Miller, Pres.
Mississippi Synodical College: girls' board-
ing: Presb.: est. 1891; T. W. Raymond,
A. M.. D. D., Prln.
Rust University (colored): coll.: co-ed.; M.
E.; est. 1808; Rev. Wm. W. Foster, Jr..
D. D.. Pres.
HOUSTON, Chickasaw Co., pop. 677.
Mississippi Normal College: prep.: co-ed.;
non-sect.; E. L. Collins. Pres.
lUKA, Tishomingo Co., pop. 82.
luka College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1004:
Rev. .Tohn B. Culpepper, President.
JACKSON. Hinds Co.. pop. 7.816.
Belhaven College for Young Ladies; rIfIs*
boarding; non-sect.: est. 1804: J. R.
Preston. M. A.. President.
Dranghon's Practical Business College; bns.
and sten.; J. F. Dranghon. Pros.
Harris Business College; bus., sten. andtelcg. ;
est. 1895: N. J. Harris. M. A., Pres.
Jackson College (colored) ; prop. ; co-ed. ;
Bapt.: est. 1877; Rev. Luther G. Barrett,
A. M., Pres.
Millsops College: coll.: co-ed.; M. E. So.: est.
1862: Rev. W. B. Murrah, D. D., LL. D.,
President.
Macon and Andrews Business College; bus.
and sten.: est. 1805; G. A. Mncon and
A. A. Andrews, Props.
Millsops College, Law School; Inw; men; est.
1897.
JEFFERSON, Carroll Co., pop. 25.
Jefferson High School; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
Miss Juniata Hill, Prln.
KOSSUTH, Alcorn Co., pop. 220.
Kossuth School, prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J.
O. Looney. Prln.
LIBERTY, Amite Co., pop. .392.
Liberty Male and Female College; prep.:
ro-o(l.; non-sect.; Rov. N. Smylle, Prln.
LOCKHART, Lauderdale Co., pop. 100.
Lockhart Male and Female Institute; prop.;
co-ed.; non-soct.; est. 1898; W. F. Cooper.
B. S.. Prln.
LOUISVILLE. Winton Co., pop. 505.
Louisville Normal School; normal; state;
co-o<l.; J. A. ITall. pres.
MERIDIAN, Lauderdale Co., pop. 14.050.
Macon & Andrews College: bus. and sten.;
est. 1805; J. J. Forguson. Principal.
Meridian Academy (colored) ; prop. ; co-ed. ;
M. E.; est. 1870: J. Beverly P. Shaw, A.
B.. A. M., Vh. D.. Prln.
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PATTERSON'S OOLLEQE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
Miaaissippi
MISSISSIPPI
Meridian Woman's Collefe: girls' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1903; J. W. Beeson, A. M.,
Pres.
Queen Oity Business Oollege; bos. and sten.;
est. 1907; M. F. Mitchell, Pres.
Lincoln School; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; Mrs.
H. I. Miller, Prin.
Mississippi Medical College; med.: reg.; co-
ed.; est. 1906; T. A. Barber, M. D., Dean.
MONTROSE, Jasper Co., pop. 150.
Forest District High School; prep.; co-ed.;
M. B. So.; T. C. Bradford, Prin.
MOTTNT OLIVE, Codington Co., pop. 246.
.Mount Olive High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1866; J. T. Calhoun, Prin.
NATCHEZ, Adams Co., pop. 12,210.
Cathedral School; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Charles, Prin.
Katches College (colored): prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.: S. H. C. Owen, Prin.
St. Joseph's School: girls' boarding; R. C. :
Sister Scbolastica, Prin.
St. Mary's Cathedral School; bus. and sten.;
Brother Charles, Pres.
Stanton College for Toung Ladies; girls'
boarding: non-sect.: est. 1894: James R.
Preston, A. M., Pres.
NETTLETON, Lee Co.. pop. 570.
Providence Male and Female College; closed.
ORWOOD, La Fayette Co., pop. 106.
Orwood Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.:
J. D. Stormont. Prin.
OXFORD, La Fayette Co., pop. 1.825.
University of Mississippi Medical Department
(prep. med. freshman and sophomore) ;
mod.: reg.; est. 1903; W. S. Leathers, M.
P.. Acting Dean.
FITTSBORO, Calhoun Co., pop. 254.
Fittsboro Male and Female College: prep.;
co-ed.: non-sect.: A. A. Nowoll. A. B.,
President.
PONTOTOC, Pontotoc Co.. pop. 1.010.
Chickasaw Female College; girls' boarding:
Proab. : est. 1852; C. E. Crawford. Prin.
PORT GIBSON. Claiborne Co., pop. 2.113.
Port Gibson Female College; girls' boarding;
M. E. So.: est. 1843; Rev. Henry G.
Hawlcins. A. B., Pres.
SENATOBIA, Tate Co., pop. 1.156.
Blackbourne College for Girls: girls' bonrd-
inp; non-sort.: Mrs. T. I). Moore. Prin.
SHELBY, Bolivar Co., pop. 500.
Shelby Normal School: normal: private: co-
ed.: J. M. Wiiliamson. Prin.
School's announcement. — A training school
for young mon and women, fitting them
for active po«lapogioal worlc. Kvory nd-
vnntjige is ofTorod the ambitions student:
tiio (juallty of worlc done Is hljrh. oqnip-
inonts ado4|uiito and expenses vrry low.
A srliool wIkto worlc Is <lono. whoso stn-
drnts are «'nthusod with this spirit, and
whoso gradnntos nro soujrht by iniMIo
and private schools throoghoat the coon-
try — such Is the Shelby Normal School.
SHTJBTITA, Clarke Co., pop. 461.
High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Cbas.
A. Huddleston, Prin.
STARKVILLE, Oktibbeha Co., pop. 1,986.
Mississippi Agricultural and Xechaiiical Col-
lege; see Agricultural College P. O.
Starke ville Graded School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Hugh Critz, B. Sc., Prin.
SYLVARENA, Smith Oo„ pop. 75.
Sylvarena High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1870; John B. Polk, Prin.
TOTIGALOO, Hinds Co., Pop. 26.
Tougaloo University; normal; private: co-ed.;
Cong.; est. 1860; Rev. Frank G. Wood-
worth, D. D., Pres.
TYRO, Tate Co., pop. 110.
Tyro High School; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.:
E. T. Keeton, Prin.
UNION CHURCH, Jefferson Co., pop. 126.
Union Church High School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.: J. A. Smylie, Prin.
UNIVERSITY, La Fayette Co., pop. 16.
University of Mississippi, Law School; law:
co-ed.: est. 1848; Robert B. Fnlton, M.
A.. LL. D.. Pres.
University of Mississippi; univ.; state: co-ed.:
mon; est. 1854; A. A. Kincannon, Chan-
cellor.
VAIDEN, Carroll Co., pop. 474.
Vaiden Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect;
Hugh B. Rose, Prin.
VICKSBURG, Warren Co., pop. 14.834.
St. Alojrsius College; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Alphonse. Prin.
Vicksburg Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
G. n. McDonald. Pres.
WALNUT GROVE, Leake Co., pop. 207.
Mississippi Central Nonnal School; normal;
state: co-ed.; John R. Tally, Pres.
WALTHALL, Webster Co., pop. 170.
Walthall Normal School; private; nor.: co-ed.:
non-sect.: est. 1887; E. Morgan Shaw.
B. S.. Prin.
WASHINGTON. Adams Co., pop. 240.
Jefferson Military College; militar}-; noo-
soot.: Joseph S. Raymond, Prin.
WEST POINT, Clay Co., pop. 3,193.
Macon and Andrew's' College; bus. and sten.;
O. A. Macon and A. A. Andrews. Props.
Mary Holmes' Seminary (colored); girls'
hoarding: Presb.; est. 1892; Rev. Austin
II. Jolly. D. D.. Pres.
Southern Female College; girl's boarding;
Cumb. Presb.: Rev. A. N. Eshman, Pits.
WINONA. Montgomery Co., pop. 2.684.
Grenada-Zion Industrial College; Indust.; eo-
od.: Bjipt.: John W. Cross, Pres.
YAZOO CITY, Yazoo Co., pop. 4.944.
St. Clara's Academy; prep.: co-ed.: R. C;
Sistirs <»f Charity. Prins.
MISSOURI
Population, 3,106,665. School census, 984,659. School age, 6-20.
Missouri is the fifth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 3,106,665 inhabitants, of whom 2,944,843, or 94.8 per cent, are white. Of this
number 215,775, or 6.9 per cent, are foreign bom. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 6.4 per cent, the state ranking twenty-ninth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Howard A. Gass, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jefferson Cit>
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
W. T. Carrington, State Superintendent of Public Schools, President . JcdGrsori City
John E. Swanger, Secretary of State, Secretary Jefferson City
Joseph Folk, Governor Jefferson City
Herbert S. Hadley, Attorney General Jefferson City
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Arthur Lee, President Clinton
Howard A. Gass Jefferson City
Miss Lillian Neville Bethany
M. A. O'Rear Boonville
Luther Hardaway, Manager Missouri School Journal, State Manager. Jefferson City
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Howard A. Gass, President Jefferson City
B. G. Shackelford, First Vice-President Cape Girardeau
J. A. Thompson, Second Vice-President Tarkio
W. A. Annin, Third Vice-President St. Louis*
E. M. Carter, Secretary Jefferson City
W. M. Oakerson, Treasurer Maryville
E. E. Dodd, Railroad Secretary Springfield
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS AND SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Adair K B. Sipple Kirksville 21.72S
Andrew John Rlade Helena 17.332
Atchison L. R. Thompson Rockport 16.501
Audrain S. T. Davis Benton City 21.160
Barry J. R. Wallen Cassville 25.532
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Pop. of
County. Superintendent Address. County.
Barton L. E. Brous Lamar 18.253
Bates A. L. Ives Butler 30.141
Benton J. R. Yelton Cole Camp 16,556
Bollinger W. A. Davault Marble Hill 14.650
Boone J. Kelly Wright Columbia 28,642
Buchanan R. V. Reece St. Joseph, R.F.D. 5 . . 121,832
Butler James M. Irby Poplar Bluff 16.769
Caldwell Jno. H. Bckelberry Hamilton 16.656
Callaway R. G. Hale Fulton 25.984
Camden G. B. Davis Linn Crefek 18,113
Cape Girardeau T. E. McNeely Jackson 24,315
Carroll S. S. Walsh Carrollton 26,455
Carter W. S. Perrin Ellsinore 6.706
Cass T. J. Walker Belton 28,636
Cedar P. C. Callaway Eldorado Springs 16,928
Chariton J. W. Taylor Keytesvllle 28.826
Christian J. T. Mapes Chadwlck 16,939
Clark S. E. Seaton Kahoka 15.384
Clay C. S. Storms Smithvllle 18,903
Clinton Miss Willie McWilliams Plattsburg 17,363
Cole C. D. George Jefferson City 20,578
Cooper T. R. Kemp Blackwater 22.533
Crawford W. M. Chapman ; Steelville 12,959
Dade R. E. Morris Lockwood 18,125
Dallas I. W. Wlngo Fair Grove 13.903
Daviess C. W. Shreckengaust ^ttonsburg 21,825
DeKalb C. W. Fore Amity 14.418
Dent W. I. Oliver Salem 12,986
Douglas Rufus H. Wood ^'opaz 16,802
Dunklin Alvin Chapman Senath 21.706
Franklin A. F. Borberg Gray Summit 80,581
Gasconade F. O. Spohrer Hermann 12.298
Gentry Geo. L. Gray McFall 20.554
Greene J. R Roberts Sprlng^eld 52.713
Grundy Elizabeth Bralnerd Trenton 17,832
Harrison Lillian C. Neville Bethany 24.398
Henry F. S. Callaway Clinton 28.054
Hickory Arthur Davis Pittsburg 9.985
Holt G. W. Reavis Maitland 17,083
Howard Levi Markland Armstrong 18.337
Howell Mrs. Carrie Phelps West Plains 21,834
Iron Geo. L. Smith Ironton 8.716
Jackson W. H. Johnson Independence 195,193
Jasper Walter Colley Carthage 84,018
Jefferson R. B. Wilson Hillsboro 26.712
Johnson W. L. Shipp Warrensburg 27.843
Knox W. E. Cottey Knox City 13.479
Laclede H. W. Bowman Lebanon 16.523
Lafayette J. C. Fitzpatrick Higginsville 81.679
Lawrence D. W. Clayton Aurora 81.662
Lewis Mrs. Jo. B. Raines LaGrange 16.724
Lincoln Miss Zulu Thurman Troy 18,362
Linn E. M. Sipple Laclede 25,603
Livingston J. J. Jordan Chilllcothe 22.802
McDonald J. Turner Horner Rocky Comfort 13.574
Macon W. E. Moss Macon 33.018
Madison T. D. Bennick Federicktown 9,975
Maries R. L. Holmes Vienna 9.646
Marion A. H. Foreman Hannibal 26.331
Mercer D. W. Branam Princeton 14.706
Miller Geo. T. Boar Iberia 16,187
Mississippi Mrs. Clara Graham Charleston 11.837
Moniteau M. A. Inglish California, R.F.D. 4 . . . 16.931
Monroe J. B. Ropjers Madison 19.716
Montgomery J. W. Davis Middletown 16,571
Morgan Wray Witten Versailles 12.175
New Madrid L. O. Swan New Madrid 11,280
Newton Ernest McKinley Neosho . . . ^ 27,001
Nodaway W. M. Oakerson Maryvllle 32,938
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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MISSOURI
MISSOURI
County. Superintendent. Address.
Oregon Thos. W. Smith Alton
Osage Robert H. Bryan Linn
Ozark W. D. Roberts Bakersfleld
Pemiscot B. S. Steams Hayti
Perry Joseph G. Reddick Perryville
Pettis T. R, Luckett Sedalia
Phelps Jno. F. Hodge St. James
Pike Wllla Nora Mitchell Bowling Green .
Platte J. F. Sexton Platte City
Polk W. B. Lee Bolivar
Pulaski C. H. Gove Richland
Putnam W. K. Armstrong Unionville
Ralls Arlie Lake New London . . .
Randolph Claud Marshall Moberly
Ray O. L. Kincald Richmond
Reynolds J. G. Hartman Centervllle . . . .
Ripley C. N. Pennington Doniphan
St. Charles L. C. Saeger St. Charles
St. Clair Henry Stephens Lowry City . . . .
St Francois A. H. Akers Flat River
Ste. Genevieve John Cantlon Ste. Genevieve
St Louis J. Will Andrae Clayton
Saline W. C. Fisher Marshall
Schuyler Mrs. Nettle Grisham Lancaster
Scotland Miss Dilla Stevens Memphis
Scott Hugh Smith Benton
Shannon Walter Webb Birch Tree ...
Shelby Mabel Owen Shelblna
Stoddard R. F. Jones Puxico
Stone L. V. Threlfall Elsey
Sullivan L. Fay Knight Milan
Taney D. B. Palmer Walnut Shade
Texas J. O. Payne Licking
Vernon W. Y. Foster Nevada
Warren F. W. Kehr Marthasvllle ..
Washington J. W. Houston Irondale
Wayne James K. Clubb Greenville . . . .
Webster .O. P. Keller Marshfleld
Worth R. B. Greene Sheridan
Wright Elmer J. Knight Norwood
Pop. of
County.
...13.906
...14.096
...12,145
...12,115
...15,134
...32.438
...14.194
...25.744
...16,193
...23,255
...10.394
...16,688
...12,287
...24,442
...24,805
. .. 8,161
...13,186
...24.474
...17.907
...10.359
...24.051
...50.040
...33,703
...10,840
...13,232
...13,090
...11,247
...16.167
...24,669
... 9,892
...20.282
...10.127
...22.192
...31.619
. .. 9.919
...14.263
...15.309
. . .16.640
. .. 9.832
...17.519
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
APFLETOV CZTT, St. Olair Co., pop. 1.188.
Appleton City Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1888; 6. A. Theilmann. Prln.
ABCADIA, Inn Go., pop. 205.
ArcAdia CktUere mud tTrtaline Academy; girls'
boarding; R. C; est. 1877; Mother Borgia.
O. S. U.. Prin.
ASHLEY, Pike Co., pop. 860.
Watson Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. W. Clemons, Prln.
BCOHEVILLE, Cooper Co., pop. 4.377.
Kemper Military School; military; non-sect.;
T. A. Johnston, Prln.
BOWLIHG GEEEK, Pike Co., pop. 1.902.
Pike Collece; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1881;
Wllbar M. Jones, M. A.. Ph. D., Pres.
BITTLEB, Bate* Co., pop. 8,158.
Bvtier A c adem y ; closed.
CALEBOHIA, Washington Co., pop. 166.
BeUeme Collegiate Institnte; closed.
CAMDEV POnrr, PUtte Co., pop. 170.
Female Orphan School of the Christian
Church of Missouri: girls' boarding;
Christian: E. L. Barham, Pres.
Military Institute; rail.; non-sect.; W. U.
Stagner. Prln.
Missouri Christian College; girls' boarding;
Christian; E. L. Barliam, Pres.
CAMERON, Clinton Co., pop. 2.979.
Missouri Wesleyan College; coll.; coed.; M.
E.; est. 1887; Walter D. Agnew, A. B..
D. D.. Pres.
CANTOK, Lewis Co., pop. 2.305.
Christian University; coll.; co-ed.; Clirist. ;
est. 1853; Carl Johann. A. M.. LL. D.,
Pres.
Elston Correspondence School and Studio; pen
art; est. 1892: J. A. Elston, Principal.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Cape Girardeau Co., pop.
4.815.
Cape Girardeau Business College; bns. and
steu.; est. 1004: George W. Moothart.
Principal.
St. Vincent's College; men; R. C; J. Lay ton.
Prin.
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PATTEBSOirS COLLEGE AND 80H0OL DIBEOTOBT
MISBOURI
MISSOURI
State Hormal School (third district); normal:
Rtatc; coed.; ost. 1873; Washington S.
Dearmont. A. M., Litt. D., Prea.
CARTHAGE, Jasper Co.. pop. 0.416.
Carthage Collegiate Institute: prep.; co-ed.:
Presb.: W. 8. Knight, D. D., Prin.
CHILLICOTHE, Liyingston Co., pop. 6.905.
Chillicothe Business and Shorthand College;
butt, and aten. ; Allen Moore, Pros.
Chillicothe Normal School; normal: private;
co-ed.: est. 1800: Allen Moore. Ph. D., B.
S., Pres.
Xanpin's Commercial College: bna. and sten. ;
eat. 1889: Dolph Maupin, Prin.
St. Columbus* School; prep.; co-e«l.: R. C;
Il<'V. Ilanoriiirt Busch. Prin.
St. Joseph's Academy; girl's boarding: R. C. ;
eat. 1871 : Sifter S<>raphine, Superior.
CLARKSBURG, Moniteau Co., pop. r>09.
Clarksburg College: coll.: co-ed.; Bapt. ; est.
1870: Charles C. Peters, Pres.
Hooper Institute; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
E. E. Carey, Prin.
CLIirTON. Henry Co., pop. 5,322.
Clinton Business College and Conseryatory of
Music; bus., sten. and miislo: eat. 1J>03:
F. A. Colt. I»rcs.
COLLEGE MOUKD, Macon Co., pop. 230.
McGee Holiness College; prep.: co-ed.: Holi-
ness: P. W. Campliell, Prea.
COLTJ.MBIA, Boone Co., pop. 5.661.
Bible College of Missouri; theol.: Christian;
co-ed. : W. J. Lhanion. Pres.
Christian College; tslrW boanliug: Christ.;
est. \fC>\; Mrs. W. T. Moore. Pros.
Columbia Normal Academy; nor.: co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 181»8: (Jeorge H. Beasley, S. B..
Pc. B.. Pns.
Columbia Business College: bus. and sten.:
co-od.: «'st. 1900: George II. Beasley: S.
B.. Ph. B.. Pres.
Stephens College; girls' boarding: Bapt.: est.
1850; William B. Peeler, Pres.
University Military Academy; military: non-
»e<.'t.: John B. Welsh, A. M.. Prin.
University of the State of Missouri; nniv.;
state: co-ed.; est. 1840; Albert Ross
Hill, Ph. D., LL. D., Pres.
School's announcement. — T(>n depart-
ments located at Columbia and RoUa;
College Liberal Arts: Graduates School:
Missouri Milltarj' School: Missouri Teach-
ers' College; School of Medicine: Missouri
P^xperlment Station; Agricultural College:
Law Department; School of Engineering:
School of Mines.
University of the State of Missouri, Law De-
partment; law; co-ed.; est. 1872; Alex-
ander Martin. LL. D., Dean.
University of the State of Missouri, Medical
Department: med.; n»g.: co-ed.: est.
1873: Andn«w W. McAlester, LL. D., M.
D., Dean.
CONCEPTION, Nodaway Co,, pop. 100.
Conception College; boys' boarding: R. C: est.
18.S.3: Rt. Rev. Frowin Conrad, D. D., O.
S. B.. Prin.
CONCORDIA, La Fayette Co., pop. 880.
St. Paul's College; boys* boarding: Br. Luth.;
est. 1883; Rev. J. H. O. Koeppel. Director.
DADEYUXE, Dade Co., pop. 46G.
Dadeville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect.;
est. 1801; E. C. Lowe. Principal.
DE SOTO, Jefferson Co., pop. 5,611.
De Soto Business CoUege; bus. and aten.; est.
1800; Geo. W. Moothart,' M. C. S.. Prin.
St. Clement's College; theol.: men; R. C; est.
1000; Very Rev. Joseph A. Bell. Pres.
DEXTER, Stoddard Co., pop. 2.060.
Dexter Christian College: coll.; co-ed.: Chris-
tian: George T. Smith, Prea.
EDGERTON. PUtte Co., pop. 640.
Platte School, The; prep.; co-ed.; Preab.; D.
M. Boyer, Prin.
EDDTA, Knox Co., pop. 1.605.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.: R. C; est.
1807; Rev. C. E. Byrne, P. R., Pres.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Clay Co., pop. 1.881.
Haynes Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; An-
thony Haynes, Prin.
FAIRDEALING. Ripley Co., pop. 46.
Fairdealing High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.: M. E. Foster, Prin.
FARMINGTON, St. FrancoU Co.. pop. 1.778.
Carleton College; coll.; co-ed.: M. E.; est
1854: George Brown Thomas. Pres.
Elmwood Seminary: girls* boarding: Presb.;
est. 1880: Helen Montgomery. Prin.
FAYETTE, Howard Co., pop.. 2.717.
Central College; c(dl. ; co-ed.; M. E. So.: est.
18.'>7: William A. Webb. A. B.. Pn^.
Howard-Payne Collie; girls* boarding: M. E.
So.: est. 1844: Rev. Henry E. Stoat, Ph.
B., Pres.
FREDERICKTOWN, Madison Co., pop. 1,577.
Marvin Collegiate Institate; prep.: co-cd.:
M. E. So.: est. 1805; Rev. C. M. Gray.
President.
FULTON, Calloway Co., pop. 4.888.
Synodical Female College; girls' boarding;
ProHb.: est. 1871: Rev. Colin A. MePbee-
ters, A. M., Pres.
Westminster Collie; coll.: men: Preab.: eat.
1853: Rev. David B. Kerr, Ph. D., D. D.,
President.
William Woods College; girls' boarding;
Christian: J. B. Jones, Prin.
GALLATIN, Daviess Co., pop. 2,000.
Grand River Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Bapt.:
est. ISiV): O. L. Wood. A. M.. Prin.
GLASGOW, Howard Co., pop. 1.672.
Pritchett College: coll.; co-ed.; noo-aect.; est.
18C6: U. S. Hall, A. B., Pre*.
GLENCOE. St. Louis Co.. pop. 75.
La Salle Institute; novitiate; men: R. C:
Brother Paul, Prin.
GRAVELTON, Wayne Co., pop. 75.
Concordia College; prep.; co-ed.: non-aect.:
L. M. Wagner. Prin.
HANNIBAL, Marion Co., pop. 12.780.
Hannibal Commercial College ; bna. and aten.;
F. L. Kelly, Pres.
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127
MtBBOURI
MlBSOViil
St, JoHph'i Aq^aemr; v^pr. metl.; R. C.t
St. C«ceUU SemiiiAfT; pre p.! cii-ed. : R. 0,;
SiBlvt M. PurracBtloti.
HOWELL, St. Chmrlea Co^ pop. 93,
Hd««1I IiLititut?; prop.; eo-tHl.t noli ate L;
i^eorife E. Milker. Prln.
m^^SIA, MU1«T G«,. iK»p^ ^^'
IbcrU AcAiA^mji prvp.: ccnpcJ^; Ccmg.; ijst.
1S90; G. Byroa Smith, A, M,, Prlu.
JACXSOIf, Ct|i« <|ir«riiflv.u €o„ pop> 1,05^.
Jaiekioa ICilitAT^r Acikderoy; Jiillltury: arm-
sevt.-, CdL T. W. BirtnLUghatD. t'rtti.
lEFFBHSOM Cmr. Colfl Co.. pon> 0.««4.
I^IdcoLei JjuHtute (colored): pt**p.; ec-Ml.;
*tnie.- f^r, ISGO; B, F. Allen. M. A., Ph.
IK. Pft^r.
St. ?flteif'f ScbOffi; prep,; to-ed. ; Jl. C: It«»t.
JfMfph S'MniBtT, Pt(d.
JOFLXH. JEBpet Co.. pop, 2Q,e2B.
Ac»4em7 of Our Lmdy of Ifvrc^; girl*' boird^
Jwjfi: II. C; Motlier M. Frances. Prin.
Joplin Buiiaeu Col]«c»e: bus, snd H^i^p.; Q.
W Wcfltherly, Pri'a,
Eh&NBA^S CIIT. JickiOfl Co., pop. 1(S3J52,
Auditorjum Birmmati€ ScbiKil; dramnUc nrt;
*-rt(!«l.: AliKfl Cf(Dri;J4i II. Browti. UJi-ect-
rf**. 9flj imnJ Holmes.
Atmdemr Of the flfccrfid Hnurt; prcrs,; ^Irla:
li, C. 3 Motiipr Sup^rlur. SOlh unci Bfllc-
view.
Baj^tow School; gIrlH' tHmr<IItig; wons&ct;
Wt?^t|wrt Ave.
Bif«law's School p Mitt; gtrls" tKiNrdlns; tiwi>
Ki-ct.: Mian Uuvy Stow* Bt£«low, Prltj..
STi^ti Trooit Ave.
Browm^t BucLiieu Collero; bns. iind Blvu.t
r*h'rff- g. HrowD. PrJn,; 1114 Ornud Ave.
C»tbeilT»l Commercial School^ bus, wud mi on.:
R. C; ChHetlan Brotben, 4H W. 12th
Caatrti Busineit College; bus. mid iit(§D.: ent.
1*0 It*' * WllUrd Morrlfl. Pre».. ISU fJrjiud
Ave.
C«ulnLl C{»ller« of Oitaopathy; ostcop : €!o^
t*l, ; Oflt. Ift03^ Hr. Gt^rge Moltett* D, D..
Se<r*y, ftafi New RMRe Bldg.
CbiittiuL BTottacTt Colt«B«; prep.: m^n,; R.
r.L BPttthvr Cbndea, Director. AU W.
12tlt St.
CiwO Servl£« Trmlniiif School; cUII Mrvtce;
co**rt.; tr«t. 1»02i Hearj Coon, Prln.. 302
Ow^n Bldg.
DiZI«iib»ck Sclural of Orato?r; elo. ami or.:
rrtfnl,. Prt-iton, K. Dil1epb(K-lt* Dnrftoi^
IH12 Waluat St
Bri.uchon*i PT&ctifttl Bufllnesji ColUfof l^un.
«(m1 Birij. ; J, r, Drnuisbon. Pii'b., Htb mul
Wyaitrlotte,
El luetic Modlfikl ITDivenit?; tY!tnfivrMi tnUT to
Kiin«as CIt|, Kan.
Fine Arta la^titnta;^ jirt ftnd ni^inEt.': co-fHl.;
rsr 1W7; fi. H. PcBBj. Director,
E&atu Citj Buvlnett CAlloi«; bus. ttudl atep,;
4*ftt. imV C. T. SdiHb. Prio.. lOtli nml
Wiilnut St 8.
S&nftaa City Gdleiro of Pharmacy and HaturfJ
BcUncflt; pbnr.; Cfj-ett.; <»Bt. 18SS; J. M.
I^ove, Plh O.. Pre»., 714 Wyimdotte St.
Kaofu City ]>eata] €oll«ffo; deat.; men; est.
1S91: Charles Cbanninif Allen, D. D. S.^
Secy., das WuHblngton.
Ktsiu City Haknemaii Hodioal O^l^ffv;
meil.t hoBitop.; co-ed.; eat. 1BS8: FrunU
EUioU. M, D.. Donn. 1023 Qrand Ave.
Xasfu City Honolofical Bshool; wttebnitik^
lug: ro-t'd.; i>Rt. 1001: Arthur E, PKttn-
get. Prop.. ftl2 E. 12tb St.
Sjio4«t City School of FiAfl Arta^ art: co-isl.;
E. A. Hiippirt. Director, Hflyiinl Bldic,
KajuAa City Bohool of Languafea: Itrng.; et>-
ed,: Kdtniiiiil t)r<^ Vcmlo, Prin.. Kew Ridge
Bliii.
Kaaaaa Oily fcliocl of Lawi, law: night: co-
ed.: ewi, L»yi,".: \Vm. P. Borland, Uead,
Kaaaat City Toterinuy CoUftfe: vet.; men:
eat. l«nl; S. Rti^wurt. Al. D., D. V. M.,
tipant 1330 K. 15tli St.
Loretto Aoadeniy: prep.; E. C; Blater Su-
perior, liinb uiid W- Proipi'Ct PL
Medico-Chimrgical CoU«ra; mfrd,; rtg.; mi'n;
etst. 1898; Georf*! O. Uomn. M. D.. Deflii.
©U-Ulit Indt'peudeuce Ave.
Kational ButioABi C^llcfo; bnn, and aten. :
est. l^^'i: Hpiiry tM«ni, Ppf"»., Owen Bld|r.
Fowall'i ShoTthand &cho«t; tten.: co-vd.; J. O.
P&mll, PHn.; rJTj New Itld^e BliJtf.
PvatiiO Prepmratoiy Scboal: boys' prep.; efti,
lliW: Jfjiup^ P. RicbnrdKoii. A. M.. Bend
MrijiN'r, ^+18 Wyandottp St,
Bcojrjlt Bihlo and Tr»inii«r School; theol,; co-
etL; Marl 4* L Gibflorr, Prin., Harris and
Askew Ave.
Bt, TflroBa'B Academy; girls* boatdlng; R, C.l:
€M. 18ti7: SljtH^r Evi'l^n, Prln., 11th nud
Witithliigton.
Bchuitito CoUoge of KoMo: nor.; mus.; H. E.
.SrliiiUKe, Dii-eetOT. Urilveralty Bldg.
Spa] ding' a Camroarctal College i bus. 41 nd steo.:
Jauiea l^ Spuulatog. Prtfs, 814-810-813
I>eliiwft7i%
tTaiToraitT Kedloal College; toed.; reg.; men;
est. ISal; J. K. Loguxi. M. D.. Dmn, 1208
WyHndolte St
Wofltem ]>«ntal College ; d{?iiL: eo^ed.; eBt„
IJSJO: Prur^^ J, MfMlllea, D. !>. 3.. Dtt*n.
ntli nnd LO(t]t*t Sts
Western Voterlaary College; vet.; men; e*t,
l.sjiT: -hiJiitis II. Wnttkft, M. D.. V. Si,
Ph's., 1121 Holmeg St.
Woman'4 Medical Gollefe; ine<1.; rejf.;
woiijtMi; est. 1J^>&' Nnnnle P. r^iewiB. A.
M., y\. D., Dean. Oil Foreat St.
KIDDER. Caldwell Co.t pop. 357.
Kidder laatitute; pn?p.: eo-e<|.; Consw George
W, J5E.111W, PrIn,
KIBK8VILLE, Adair COh, pop. 6,1WG,
AmsricAa School of Oiteopathy; riflteop.; eo-
i.i; rs^t lffi>2; Dr Andrew T. StiH. Pn-s.
State Kormal School Cl'^Si'^t Dlatrlctli normal;
atnte; eo-ed,; John H. Klrlr. I*rca.
KIrkiTille Bnilineu College; buit. nnd aten. :
eijt. in03; A. H. Burke, Principal.
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PATTEBSOITS COLI£GE AND SCHOOL DIKBCTOBY
MiaaouBi
MISSOURI
JUJiKWOOD, St. Louis Co., pop. 2.S25.
XiAwood Militaiy Academy: military: noo-
sect.: est. 1882; Edward A. Halgbt. A. H.,
Prin.
LA ORAVOE, Lowis Co.. pop. 1.507.
Ls Oran^ OoUsffo; colL; co-ed.; Bapt.: est.
1858; Rev. John W. Cronch. A. M.. D. D..
Pres.
LAMAB, Barton Co.. pop. 2.737.
Lamar College; prep.: co-ed. : non-sect.: Jo-
seph Marlon Weaver. A. B., Ped. B.. A.
M.. Pres.
Central College for Women; girls' boarding;
M. E. So.: est. 1800: Rer. Alfred Prank-
lln Smith. A. B.. Pres.
Lexington College for Women; girls* board-
ing: Bapt.; est. 1855; Edward W. White.
A. M.. President.
Wentworth Military Academy; military: non-
sect.: est. 1880: Cgl. Sanford Sellers, M.
A., and W. M. Hoge. Prlns.
LIBEBTY, Clay Co., pop. 2,407.
Liberty Ladies' College; girls' boarding: non-
sect.: est. 1890: C. M. William.**. Pres.
William Jewell College; coll.: mon: Bnpt.:
est. 18401 Rev. J. P. Greono, D. D.. LL.
D., Pres.
XACOV, Xacon Co., pop. 4,068.
Bleei Military Academy: military: non-sect.:
est. 1890: Col. George L. Bjroade. Snpt.
Western Collegiate and Industrial Institvte;
prep.: co-ed.: Bapt.; James Henry Oar-
nett, Prin.
MARBLE HILL. Bollinger Co.. pop. 295.
Will Mayfield College: coll.: co-ed.: Bapt.:
A. F. Hendricks, Pres.
MARIOHYILLE. Lawrence Co.. pop. 1.2f.O.
Marionville College; coll. and prep.: co-ed.;
M. E.. est. 1872: Rev. L. G. Reser. D. D..
! 'ros.
MARSHALL. Saline Co., pop. 5.086.
Missouri Valley College; coll.: co-ed.: Presb.;
tst. 1KS9: Rov. W. H. Black. D. D.. Pres.
St. Xayier's Academy; prep.; co-od.; R. C;
Sister Loretto, Prin.
MARTVILLE. Nodaway Co., pop. 4.577.
Maryville Business Institute; bus. and ston.;
est. mC'l: Frederick Bcuttner. Ph. B.,
Principal.
MarsTYiUe Seminary; pnp.: co-ed.; M. E. ; est.
1889: Rev. Charles F. Enyart. A. M.,
Prealdont.
MEXICO, Audrain Co., pop. 5.099.
Hardin College; girls' boarding: Bapt.; est.
187.3: John W. Million, A. M.. Pres.
Missouri Military Academy; mil.; non-sect.;
Wm. D. Fonvllle, Pres.
Sproul Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Presb.; Miss
Carrie Sproul, Prin.
MILL SPBINO, Wayne Co.. pop. 110.
Hale's College; normal; private; co-ed.: est.
1880; W. H. Halo. A. M.. Pros.
MOBEBLY, Bandolph Co., pop. 8.012.
Magic City Business College; bus. and stcn.;
J. J. Weber, Pres.
at. llaxy's Acadttmy; girls* boudiac: R. a;
Sister M. Agneta. Prin.
KOBSISVILLE, Polk Co., pop. 400.
Xorrisrillo College; coll.; co-ed.; M. B. So.;
est. 1872; Rer. Allen H. Godbey. A. H.,
Ph. D.. Pres.
XOTOOTILLE, Yemon Co., pop. 28T.
Cooper College; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; C II.
Miles. Prin.
HETADA. YemoB Co., pop. 7.4A1.
Cottoy College for Tonag Ladies; glris* boaid-
ing: non-sect.: est. 1884; Mrs. V. A. C.
Stockard, Pres.
ODESSA, La layette Co.; pop. 1,446.
Odessa College; coll.; co-ed.; noa-aect.; est.
1883: L. H. Gebman. A. M., Piea.
Western Bible and Literary CoUece; prep.; co-
ed.; Chnrch of Christ; est. 1906; B. N.
Gardner. B. S., Pres.
O'FALLOV, St. Ckarles Co.. pop. 460.
Woodlawn Female lastitate; glris' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1852; Alex 8. Paztoo, Prla.
OTTER YUXE, Cooper Co., pop. 884.
Otterrille College; prep.; co-ed.; noa-aect.;
est. 1885; W. W. OUlam, B. L.. Pies.
PALMYRA. Marion Co., pop. 2.828.
Centenary Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. B. So.;
James A. Lanins, Prin.
FARKYILLE, FUtte Co., pop. 981.
Fark College; coll.; co-ed.; Piesb.; est. 1875;
Lowell M. McAfee. A. M., LL. D., Prea.
PIEDMONT, Wayne Co., pop. 868.
Hale's Hormal School; nor.; co-ed.; eat. 1880;
W. H. Hale, A. M.. Piealdent.
PILOT OROYE, Cooper Co., pop. 831.
Pilot OroTs Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-aeet.;
est. 1878; C. L. Bnckmaster, Prin.
PLATTE CITY, Platte Co., pop. 744.
Oaylord Hall, girls' boarding; non-aeet.; eat
1857; Mrs. T. W. Park. Preaident.
POPLAR BLUFF, Butler Co.. pop. 4.821.
Poplar Bluff Bnainess College; boa. and atca.;
est. 1904: Geo. W. Moothart. M. O. &.
Principal.
PORTLAND, Calloway Co., pop. 146.
St. Mark's School; doaed.
PRAIRIE HILL, Chariton Co., pop. 220.
Prairie Hill Academy; prep.; co-ed.; noo-aect.
E. R. Carlstead.
RENSSELAER, Ralls Co., pop. 51.
Yan Rensselaer Academy;, prep.; co-ed.;
Presby.: Wm. R. Anderson, Prin.
RICHMOND, Ray Co., pop. 8.478.
Woodson Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. ■. 80.;
W. M. Board. Prin.
ROCKY COMFORT, McDonald Co., pop. 288.
Homer Institute; prep.; co-ed.; noo-aect.; J.
Turner Homer, Prin.
ROLL A, Phelps Co., pop. 1,742.
School of Mines and Metallurgy, Haiveiaity af
Missouri; mining: co-ed.; eat. 1874; Lewli
E. Young. E. M., Director.
ST. CHARLES, St. Ckarlea Co., pop. 7.98L
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MISSOURI
MISSOURI
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board-
ing: R. C: A. Kavanagh, Prin.
Lindenwood College for Women; girls' board-
ing: Presb.; est. 1830; Rev. George F.
Ayers, Ph. D., President.
St. Charles' KUitary CoUege; mtlitar}-; Metb.;
est. 1832; Rev. Geo. W. Bruce, A. M..
Pres.
STE. GENEVIEVE, Ste. Genevieve Co., pop.
2,000. \
Academy of St. Francis De Bales; prep.; co-
ed.; R. C; Madame Louise de Camiran,
Prin.
ST. JOSEPH, Buchanan Co., pop. 102,079.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls* board-
ing; R. C: Mother M. McNenamy, Prin.
Christian Brothers' College; prep.: boys; R.
C. ; Rev. Brother Ligouri, President.
Ensworth Central Medical College; med.: reg.;
men.; e»t. 1872; J. W. Heddens. M. D..
Pres.
Oaynor Studios, mus. and dramatic art; est.
1900; Mrs. Jessie L. Oaynor. Director.
Piatt's Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
E. M. Piatt, Pres.
St. Joseph's Business University; bus. and
sten.; est. 1879; E. E. Gard, Prin.
St. Joseph Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
Brother Emery, Pres.
ST. LOUIS, pop. 575,238.
Academy of Architecture and Industrial Sci-
ence; tech.; est. 1885; co-ed.: Henry C. F.
Maack, Prin., 1742 Chouteau Ave.
Academy of the Sacred Heart: girls' board-
ing; R. C; Mother Vlctorius, Superior,
Maryland and Taylor Aves.
Academy of the Yisitation; girls' boarding;
R. C; est. 1833; Sister Margaret Mary
Atwater, Prin., Cabannc Place.
American Medical College; med.; eclec; men;
est. 1873; P. C. Clay berg, M. D., Dean.
2830 Lafayette Ave.
Barnes Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1881 ; Arthur J. Barnes, Pres.
Barnes' Medical CoUege; transferred to Uul-
very of Missouri.
Beethoven Conservatory of Music; mus.; co-
ed.: The Brothers Epstein, Directors. 2301
Locust St.
Benton College of Law; law; co-ed.; est.
1886: George L. Corlis, Dean, cor. Franlc-
lin and Grand.
Berlits School of Languages; languages: co-
ed.; est. 1891; A. HoUwitz, Director, Cen-
tury Bldg.
Bishop Robertson Hall; girls' boarding: P. E.
Sister Catherine; Prin.. 1617 S. Compton
Ave.
Boeddecker's Conservatory of Music;, mns. :
co-ed.; Mrs. Emily Boeddecker, Prin.. 2611
Park Ave.
Bryant and Stratton Business College; bus.
and sten.; W. M. Carpenter, Pres., Cen-
tury Bldg.
Christian Brothers College; col.; men: R. C:
est. 1851; Rev. Brother Justin, LL. D.,
F. S. C Pres., Eastern Ave. and King's
. Highwaj'.
Columbia Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
ost. 1903; C. C. Chrlsman and H. D.
Goshert. Prlns.. 318 N. 8th 8t.
Compton's School for Children, Miss; non-sect.;
co-ed.; est. 1901; Miss Fanny A. Comp-
ton, Prin.
Concordia Theological Seminary; theol. ; men;
Luth.; Rev. Francis Pieper, Pres.
Coyne School; plumbing and bricklaying: men;
John F. Wenz, Prop.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus.
and sten.; D. L. Lacy, A. B.. Manager,
comer Olive and 10th Sts.
Eden College; theol.; men; German Evang. ;
est. 1850; Prof. William Becker, Pres.
Forest Park University; girls' boarding: non-
sect.: est. 18CI: Mrs. Anna Sneed Cairns,
Pres.
Gallaudet School; school for deaf; prep.: non-
sect.; co-ed.; est. '1879; James H. Cloud,
M. A.. Prin.
German Evangelical Missouri College; theol.;
men; est. 1850; William Becker, Presi-
dent.
Hippocratean College of Medicine, night school;
med.; est. 1007; Emory Lanphoar, M. D.,
Dean, 3412 Morgan St.
Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri;
med.; homeop. ; men; est. 1857: L. C. Mc-
Elwee, M. 1)., Deun, 1221 North Grand
Ave.
Hosmer Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.; est.
1884; Louise McNalr, B. A.. Pres., 4296
Washington Blvd.
Hughey's School of Music Culture; mus.; Mrs.
Fannie E. Ilughey, Prin., 4003 W. Pine
Blvd.
Jones' Commercial College: bus. and sten.;
J. G. Bohmer, Pres., 307 N. Broadway.
Manual Training School of Washington Uni-
versity ; boys' prep. ; non-sect. ; est. 1879 ;
C. M. Woodwanl, Ph. D., LL. D.. Prin.
Marion-Sims Beaumont Medical College ; be-
came Medical Dept. of St. Louis Uni-
versity in 190.*j.
Mary Institute, The; Washington University;
girls'; non-soct. I860: Edmund H. Sears,
A. B., A. M., Prin., Cor. Lake Ave. and
McPhcrson.
Metropolitan College of Law; law; coed.;
est. 1894; William H. Peabody, LL. B.,
Pres., Odeon Theatre Bldg.
Missouri College of Law; consolidated with
Metropolitan College of Law.
Missouri Medical College; see Washington
University, Medical Department.
Missouri Shorthand College; sten.: est. 1886;
John n. Sc'liofleld, Pres.. 912 W. Garri-
son Ave.
Moler Barber College; barber: co-ed.; C. L.
Aldrlch. Mpr, 1110 Pine St.
Mound City Business College; bus. and sten.:
ofit. 1000; fJoorge A. Hanks. Pres., 1401
Washington Ave.
Perkins and Herpel Mercantile College; bus.
and ston.: H. C. Perkins, Pres., Lincoln
Trust Bldg.
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MISSOURI
MISSOURI
Perry School of Oratory; or. and dramatic
art; co-ed.; est. 1897; Edward P. Perry t
Prln., Grand and Franklin.
Phillips School; prep.; day; co-ed.; est. 1890;
Helen Moore Phillips, Principal. 3643
Washington Blvd.
PrincipU School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1898; Mary K. Morgan. Prin., 6539 Page
BlYd.
Railroad Telegraph School; tel.; co-ed.; W. A.
Lambnrtb, Pres.. 1218 Pine St.
School's announcement. — The largest
and finest eqoipped Telegraph School in
America. Established 1897. All gradu-
ates are sent out in good paying positions
as soon as. they are competent. Regular
trains are run through the school, and the
block system is in operation day and
night the same as on all railroads. Cata-
logue free.
Rubicam's Shorthand College; ston. ; co-ed.;
Miss Rubicam, Prin., 3908 Olive St.
St. de Chantal Academy of the Visitation;
girls' boarding; R. C; Sister Superior,
4012 Washington Blvd.
St. Louis Business College; bus. and stcn.;
A. J. Barnes, Pres.
St. Louis College of Pharmacy; phar. ; co-ed.;
Henry M. Whelpley, Ph. G., M. D., Dean,
2108 Locust St.
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons;
med.; reg. ; men; Waldo Briggs. M. D.,
Dean. 2600 Gamble St.
St. Louis Commercial College; bus. and sten. ;
S. L. Giver, Prin., Cor. Franklin and
Grand.
St. Louis Dental College, formerly Xarion-
Sims Dental College; dent.; non-sect.;
co-ed.; est. 1805; B. M. Hypes, A. M.,
M. D., Pres.
St. Louis Law School, Washington Uni-
versity; law; co-ed.; est. 1S67; Wm. S.
Curtis, Dean, 1417 Locust.
St. Louis Medical College; sec Medical De-
partment Washington University.
St. Louis School of Fine Arts; art; co-ed.;
est. 1874; Halsey C. Ives, Director, 19th
aud Locust Sts.
St. Louis University; univ.: men; non-sect.;
est. 1829; William B. Rogers, S. J., Pres..
Grand Ave. and Pine Sts.
St. Louis University, Medical Department
(formerly Marion-Sims-Beaumont Medical
College): med.; reg.; est. 1901: H. W.
Lot'b, M. D., Sec.. 537 North Grand Ave.
St. Louis Watchmaking School; watchmaking
and engraving; co-ed.; est. 1886; R. Jae-
germnnn, Pres.. 5815 Easton Ave.
School's announcement. — The St. Louts
Watchmaking School offers groat advan-
tages to students wishing to learn the
art of Watch, Clock. Jewelry Repairing.
Engraving and Optics. The greatest rec-
commendatlons are the many thonsnnds
of flrst-olass Watchmakers and Jewelers
who have learnC tiaeir trade nt the St.
Louis WatchuaKlnc School, of whom
many are toda/ proprietors of large con-
cerns. Yoimc r^i*^ »tui ••omen should take
advantage of thla opportonity, and at
once write for a new catal<^^e of this
school which will be sent free apoo ap-
plication.
Sts. Peter and Paul High School; boys* prep.;
R. C; Bro. A. J. Kaiser, Prin.
Smith Academy, Washington UaiTersitjr; b<VB'
boarding; non-sect.; Frank Hamsher, Prin.,
Cor. Washington and 19th.
Southwestern Business College; bus. and sten.;
Edward H. Fritch. Pres., 810 Olive.
University School for Boys; prep.; boys; non-
sect.; Franklin Kean, Head Master, 964
N. Boyle Ave.
Ursuline Academy and Day School; girls'
boarding; R. C; Mother Seraphtne, Prin.,
12tb St. and Ann Ave.
Walther College; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.; A. 0.
Leutheusser, 1021 South Sth St.
Washington Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1905; Geo. A. Hanke, Pres.
Washington University; univ.; co-ed.; noo-
sect; est. 1853; Marshall S. Snow, A. M.,
IjL. D., Chancellor, Skinker Road, oppo-
site Lindell Boulevard.
School's announcement. — For particulars
in regard to the Undergraduate. Law,
Medical, Dental and Art Departments,
address the Deans.
Washington University, Dental Departmeat;
dent.: men; est. 1865; J. H. Konnerlj,
D. D. S.. Dean, 2641 Locust.
Washington University, Law DepartaMst;
law; co-ed.; William 8. Curtis. Dean:
prep, and bus.; co-ed.; R. C; est. 1882;
George Wright, Prin., 518 Walnut St.
Washington University, Xaanal Traiaiag
School; boys' prep.; non-sect.; est. 1S79;
C. M. Woodward, LL. D.. A. B.. Director.
Washington University, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; men; est. 1840; William H.
Warren, A. M., Ph. D., Dean. 1806 Locust.
Washington University, School of Fins Arts;
art; co-ed.: Marshall S. Snow, LL. D.,
President.
School's announcement. — ^A result of the
(ombination of the St. Louis Medical
College, established 1842, and Missouri
Medical College, founded In 1840. Tbe
two oldest medical colleges in the West.
Curriculum extends over a period of 4
years. 8 months each. Owns two large
buildings, with two large separate dis-
pensaries and hospital with beds. Has
absolute privileges for bedside Instruc-
tion in two large hospitals. Clinics at
the City Hospital and Insane Asylum.
The reiiuireinents for admission are equiv-
alent to a four year high school coarse
of the l)e8t grade.
West-Marienthal Institute; private; nor. kind.:
co-ed.: Mrs. E. P. West, Principal, 6545
Cabanne Ave.
School's announcement. — ^West-Marienthal
Institute Is an excellent school for kts-
derfrarten students who desire to round
out their development in special branches.
for opportunity to do so is afforded bj
special classes In Literature, EnglUu
Composition, History and other
J
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MISSOURI
Women's Trainioff School; Indust. and bus.; |
women; est. 1882; Mrs. Clara A. Ckmies, )
Supt.. 1728 Locnst St. |
WriffhVs College and Private Hiffh School;
prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est. 1882; George
Wright. A. M., Pres.. 14 N. 4th St.
Yonng Men's Christian Association; prep, and
tech.; men; A. W. Vaughan, Pres.
SALISBTJRT, Chariton Co., pop. 1,847.
Horth Missouri Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; O. C. Brlggs. Prin.
8EDALIA, PettU Co., pop. 15,231.
Central Business College; bus. and sten.; C.
est. 1883; G. W. Robbins. Principal.
George R. Smith College (colored); coll.; co-
ed.; M. B.; Rev. I. L. Lowe, D. D., Ph.
D., Pres.
Hill's Business College; bas. and sten.; est.
1900; O. D. Noble, B. S., Pres.
SOUTH ST. LOUIS, Suburb of St. Louis.
Sacred Heart Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C. ; Madam Mary Burke, PrIn.
SFRIHOFIELD, Greene Co., pop. 23.267.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bos.
and sten.; John F. Draughon, Pres.
Dmry College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1878;
Joseph H. George, Ph. D., D. D., Pres.
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. 0.;
Sister M. Winifred La Motte, Prin.
Queen City Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1889; J. A. Taylor, Pres.
Springfield Business College; nor. and bus.;
noo-seet.; est. 1884; J. A. Taylor, M. S.^
Pres.
SPRING GARDEN, Miller Co., pop. 120.
Miller County Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. L. Lumpkin, Prin.
SWEET SPRINGS, Saline Co., pop. 1,080.
Sweet Springs Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. E. Bamett, Prin.
TARXIO, Atchison Co., pop. 1,901.
Tarkio College; coll.; co-ed.; Un- Presb.; est.
1883; Rev. J. A. Thompson, D. D.. Pres.
TRENTON, Grundy Co., pop. 5.39C.
Ruskin College; closed.
TROTr Lincoln Co., pop. 1,153.
Buchanan College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1894; Warren T. McDonald. A. M.,
President.
WARRENSBURG, Johnson Co., pop. 4.724.
State Normal School (Second District); nor-
mal.; state; co-ed.: est. 1871; W. J.
Hawkins, Ph. B., LL. D., Pres.
Warrensburg Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1003; BenJ. B. Parker, President.
WARRENTON, Warren Co., pop. 770.
Central Wesleyan College; coll.; co-ed.; M. B. ;
est. 1804; George B. Addlcks, A. M., D.
D.. Pres.
WEAUBLEAU, Hickory Co.. pop. 274.
Weaubleau Christian College; prep.; co-ed.;
Christ.; Fred Cooper. Prin.
WEBB CITY, Jasper Co., pop. 9.201.
Webb City College: prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
John W. Kellner, Prin.
WEST PLAINS, Howell Co., pop. 2,902.
West Plains College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1890; H. H. Webb. Pres.
MONTANA
Population, 243,329. School census, 73,249. School age, 6-21.
Montana is the forty- fourth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 243,329 inhabitants, of whom 226,283, or 93 per cent, are white. Of this
number 62,375, or 25.6 per cent, are foreign bom. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 6.1 per cent, the state ranking twenty-seventh in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERIXTEXDEXrS OFFICE.
W. E. Harmon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Helena
H. T. Hathaway, Deputy Superintendent Helena
COUNTY SUPERIXTLXDEXTS OF SCHOOLS.
County. Address. Superintendent.
Beaverhead Dillon Alice Herr
Broadwater Townsend Sallie McMahon
(!arbon Red Lodge Agnes Ross
Cascade Great Flails Lucy Major
Custer Miles City Mary Lee Wilson
Chouteau Fort Benton Agnes H. Atkinson
Dawson Olendive Tena Hackney
Deer Lodge Anaconda Mae McHugrh
Fergus l^wiston Orpha Noble
Flathea<l Kalispell May Trumper
Gallatin Bozeman Pearl Dickson
Granite Philipsburg Lottie T. Irvine
.lefferson Boulder Maud Mosher
I^^wiH and Clark Helena Lucinda Buck
.Madison Virginia City Anna Mae Lowman
Meagher White Sulphur Springs. .. .Lottie A. Harris
Missoula .Missoula Retta Barnes
Park Livingston Jennie Smith Cowan
Powell Deer Lodge Maggie Jensen
Ilavalli Hamilton Jennie Adams
BoHchud Forsyth Lizzie M. Snook
Sanders Thompson E. M. Castlio
Silver Bow Butte Margaret Hogan
Swe«'t (irasH Big Timber Mary D. Forewald
T«*ton Chouteau Nellie R. Brown
Valhv c;iasgow Faye Otis
V'l-llowHtone Billings M. M. Strang
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BOZEMAN. Gallatin Co.. F>op. liAV.t. BUTTE. Silver Bow Co., iM>p. .30.470.
Montana Agricaltural College: apri.; state: Butte Business Colleire: bni... «ten. and nor.:
..... w w, w ,, I^'*'*'- I-"l^<>n & ^»oW. Props.
ro ..<!.: ist. IKJM: Jainon M. Hamilton. M. M/titana School of Mines; mining: state:
S.. PreM. Cliiirlcs H. Bowman, M. Sc., Prea,
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133
MONTANA
MONTANA
OEEB LODGE, FoweU Co., pop. 1.324.
Xontuui College; prep, and tech.; co-ed.; non-
Beet.; est. 1004; J. W. Eaton. Pree.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Anacleta, Prin.
DILLOK, Beaverhead Co., pop. 1,530.
Montana State Normal College; normal: state;
co-ed.; est. 1897; Dr. Henry H. Swain,
Ph. D.. Pres.
OBEAT FALLS, Cascade Co., pop. 14.930.
Great Falls Commercial College; bus. and
sten. : S. H. Banman and J. C Preston.
Props.
HELEHA, Lewis and Clark Co., pop. 10.770.
Capital City Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1902; F. Marion Brown, Pres.
Helena Business College; bns. and sten.; est.
1883: S. A. D. Hahn, M. A., Prop.
Montana Wealeyan XXniversity; coll.: co-ed.:
M. E.. est. 1880; C. W. Tenney, Pres.
St. Vincent's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary Cecelia. Prln.
KALISFELL, Flathead Co., pop. 2,526.
Kalispell Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1901: ITugo F. Albrecht, B. Accts.,
Pres.
MILES CITY, Custer Co., pop. 2.100.
Vrsuline Convent of the Sacred Heart; girls'
boarding: R. C: Mother St. Cecelia. Prln.
MISSOTTLA, Missoula Co.. pop. 4.30G.
Sacred Heart Academy; prop.; girls; R. C:
est. 1885: Sister Mary I^rctta. Prin.
TJniTersity of Montana; univ. ; state; co-ed.;
est. 1895: Oscar J. Craig. A. M., Ph. D.,
Pres.
ST. FETER, Cascade Co., pop. 300.
TJrsuline Convent; prep.: oo-ed. ; R. C. ;
Mother Mary AniadeuK, Prin.
STEVENSVILLE, Ravilli Co., i>op. 500.
Stevensville Training School: prep.: co-ed.; est
inOl; M. L. Roark. A. M., Prln.
NEBRASKA
Population, 1,068,539. School census, 379,014. School age, 5-21.
Nebraska is the twenty-seventh state of the Union in point of population, hav-
ing a total of 1,068,539 inhabitants, of whom 1,056,526, or 99.1 per cent, are white.
Of this number 177,117, or 16.6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 2.3 per cent, the state ranking second in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. L. McBride, Superintendent of Public Instruction Lincoln
E. C. Bishop, Deputy Lincoln
W. D. Redmond, Assistant Lincoln
Jennie B. Adams, Secretary Lincoln
Martha Brandt, Stenographer Lincoln
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
C. A. FuLMER, President Beatrice
E. J. BoDWELL, Vice-President Norfolk
Cora O'Connell, Secretary Ashland
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
James E. Delzell, President Lexington
Luther P. Ludden, Secretary Lincoln
B. L. Shellhorn Peru
H. M. Childs York
Chas. H. Gregg Kearney
Lawson G. Brian, State Treasurer, ex officio Lincoln
J. L. McBrien, State Superintendent, ex officio Lincoln
NEBRASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION.
E. Benjamin Andrews, Chancellor, University of Nebraska, President Lincoln
H. C. Lindsay. State Librarian Lincoln
J. L. McBrien. Supterintcndent of Public Instruction Lincoln
F. L. Haller Omaha
Walter K. Jewett. Librarian University of Nebraska Lincoln
Charlotte Templeton, Secretary Lincoln
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
R. C. King. Otoe County Superintendent. President Nebraska City
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NEBRASKA \ NEBRASKA
E. L. Rouse, Instructor State Normal Peru
M. R. Snodgrass, State Normal, Treasurer Kearney
Isaac A. Downey, Inspector Normal Training, Secretary Lincoln
J. L. McBrten, ex officio, Manager Lincoln
NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
A. H. Waterhouse, President Omaha
W. L. Cave, Vice-President Holdrege
Katherine L. Woods, Secretary Peru
R. D. OvERHOLT, Treasurer Minden
OTHER TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS.
A. V. Teed, President, North Nebraska Teachers* Assn Ponca
Florence Zink, Secretary O'Neill
W. W. Stoner, President, Central Nebraska Teachers' Assn York
Margaret E. Brown, Secretary Grand Island
E. S. Cowan, President, Western Nebraska Educational Assn Ogalalla
Mrs. Genevieve Richmond, Secretary, Ogalalla
E. M. Short, President, Southwestern Nebr. Educational Assn Bloomington
Mary Steuteville, Secretary Stratton
Geo. E. Martin, President, Southeastern Nebr. Educational Assn Nebraska City
Mrs. Olive W. True, Secretary Fairbury
Geo. D. Carrington, Jr., President, Superintendents and Principals' Assn ... Auburn
Margaret E. Brown, Secretary Grand Island
George J. Boucher, President, Northeast Nebraska Teachers' Assn. — Dakota City
Mae Dendinger, Secretary Hartington
J. W. Mengel, President, East Central Nebraska Teachers' Assn Wahoo
Eda C. Nelson, Secretary , Tekamah
F. E. Kelly, President, North Platte Valley Teachers' Assn Bayard
Agnes Lackey, Secretary-Treasurer Gering
C. N. Walton, President, Northwestern Nebr. Educational Assn Chadron
C. L. Hopper, Secretary-Treasurer Rushville
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop of
County. Superintendent. Address County.
Adams L. R. Willis Hastings 18.840
Antelope Clarence E. Ward Neligh 11,844
Banner Mrs. C. A. Douglas Harrisburg 1,118
Blaine Etta Brooks Brewster 608
Boone Fred W. Hoffman Albion 11,689
Box Butte Ora E. Phillips Alliance 5,572
Boyd Meyer Brandvip Butte 7,832
Brown Florence N. Johnston Ainsworth * 3,470
Buffalo S. A. Reasoner Kearney 20.254
Burt Eda C. Nelson Tekamah 13,040
Butler Elizabeth M. Shaffer David City 15,708
Cass Mary E. Foster Plattsmouth 21,380
Cedar W. B. Miller Hartington 12,467
Chase Leocia Fletcher Imperial 2,559
Cherry Lulu Kortz Valentine 6,641
Cheyenne Wm. RItch le, Jr Sidney 5,570
Clay Edith Lathrop Clay Center 16,736
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NEBRASKA ( NEBRASKA
Pop.
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Colfax F. J. Vogltance Schuyler 11,211
Cumlngr Emma R. Miller West Point 14,584
Custer H. M. PInckney Broken Bow 19,758
Dakota Mary Quinn Dakota City 6.286
Dawes Jennie M. Ellis Chadron 6.215
Dawson L. A. dinger Lexington 12.214
Deuel Tillle Davis Chappell 2,630
Dixon A. V. Teed Ponca 10.535
Dodge John M. Motzen Fremont 22.298
Douglas W. A. Yoder Omaha 140.590
Dundy D. Maud Porter Benkelman 2.434
Fillmore Henry Vauck Geneva 15,087
Franklin Ed. M. Short Bloomlngton 9,455
Frontier Thomas Scott Stockvllle 8,781
Furnas Frank J. Munday Beaver City 12.378
Gage Anna V. Day Beatrice 30.051
Garfield J. L. Jenkins : .Burwell 2,127
Gosper V. W. Montgomery Elwood 5,801
Grant H. R. Delllnger Hyannis 768
Greeley James Pelly Greeley 5.691
Hall Margaret E. Brown Grand Island 17.206
Hamilton S. C. Stephenson Aurora 13.330
Harlan P. P. Bentley Alma 9.370
Hayes Mrs. Margaret E. West Hayes Center 2,708
Hitchcock Chas. L. I.ittel Trenton 4,409
Holt Florence Zink O'Neil 12.224
Hooker E. C. Hewitt Mullen 432
Howard Edward L. Vogt. .-. St. Paul 10.343
Jefferson R. Clement Harriss Fairbury 15,196
Johnson Marcus A, Carman Tecumseh 11,197
Kearney Edwin Curtis Minden 9.866
Keith Mrs. G. Richmond Ogalalla 1.951
Keya Paha George Fessant Sprlngvlew 3,076
Kimball Alice Wilkinson Kimball 758
Knox E. A. Murphy Center 14.343
Lancaster Oscar R. Bowman Lincoln 64,835
Lincoln Wm. Ebright North Platte 11,416
Logan Sadie Bakewell Gandy 960
Loup Florence Fay Taylor 1,306
McPherson Mrs. Ruth Miller Tryon 518
Madison Frank S. Perdue Madison 16.976
Merrick Miss Frank Kelley Central City 9.255
Nance Frances E. Taylor Fullerton 8.222
Nemaha Geo. D. Carrlngton, Jr Auburn 14,952
Nuckolls Ida Mae Bosserman Nelson 12.414
Otoe R. C. King Nebraska CMy 22.288
Pawnee Elmer M. Avery Pawnee City 11.970
Perkins Jessie Lamb Grant 11.702
Phelps E. E. Larson Holdredge 10.772
Pierce Frank Pilger Pierce 8,446
Platte F. S. Lecron Columbus 17,747
Polk Lillle M. Cole Osceola 10.542
Red Willow Claudia Hatcher Tndianola 9.604
Richardson T. J. Oliver Falls City 19.614
Rock Clias. G. Amnion Baasett 2.809
Saline 7^ G. Hopkins Wllber 18.262
Sarpy H. A. Collins Papillion S.080
Saunders J. W. Mengel Wahoo 22.085
Scotts Bluff Agnes I^ickey Gering 2.552
Seward E. H. Koch Seward 15.690
Sheridan C. L. Hopper Rushvllle 6.031
Sherman R. D. Hendrickson Loup City 6.550
Sioux Artliur F. Becker Harrison 2.056
Stanton Cliarles S. Conev Stanton 6.959
Thayer W. A. Posey Hebron 14,325
Tliomas Nellie Z. Vandling Tliodford 628
Thurston E. W. Tarrant ., Ponder 8.756
Valley Eva B. Sbuman ' Ord 7.33S
Washington Jolin A. Rhoades Blair 13.086
Wayne A. E. Little Wavne 9,862
Webster Mrs. Nellie Caster Rod t'loud 11,619
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NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA
County.
Wheeler
York
Superintendent. Address.
.Edna Blackman Bartlett . .
.Alice Florer York
Pop. of
County.
... 1.362
...18.205
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AmtORA, Hamilton Co., pop. 1.921.
Aurora Vormal and Business C!ollege ; nor. :
bns. and sten.: C. P. Cr«ft, ProB.
BEATSICE, Gave Co., pop. 7,875.
Institute for Feeble-Minded Touth; state;
Frank Osbom. Supt.
Vorthwestem Business CoUefe and Normal
School; nor. and bns.: E. A. McGlasnon.
Pres.
BELLEYUE, Sarpy Co., pop. 527.
BeUevue College; coll.: oo-ed. : Preab. : oRt.
1S80: Rev, Qny W. Wadsworth, D. P..
Pres.
TTniversity of Omaha; nnlv. ; co-ed.: Prosb. ;
est. 1880: Anderson Craln, B. D., Mgr.
BETHAKT. Lancaster Co., pop. 330.
Cotaer TTniversity; nnlv.: co-ed.; Christian;
eat. 1880: W. P. Aylsworth. LL. D.. A.
M.. Chancellor.
BLAIB. Washington Co., pop. 2.970.
Dana College; coll.: co-ed.; Luth.: est. 1886;
J. P. Jensen, Pres.
BBOK£K BOW, Custer Co., pop. 1.375.
Broken Bow Business and Normal College;
bus. and nor.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est. 1001;
Uoyd E. Epley. A. B., Supt.
Custer College; prep.: co-ed.: Loren Comett,
Prin.
CENTRAL CITY, Merrick Co., iK)p. 1.571.
Nebraska Central College; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends; Stacy McCracken, Pres.
CHADBON, Dawes Co., pop. 1.665.
Chadron Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1889: Edward Raymond Burke, A. B.,
Prin.
COLLEGE VIEW, Lancaster Co., pop. 865.
TTnion College; coll.; co-ed.; Seventh D. Adv.:
est. 1801: Charles C. Lewis. M. S., Pres.
COLUMBXrS. Platte Co.. pop. 3,522.
St. Francis Academy; prep.: co-t'd.: R. C. :
^farcelllnus Kollmeyer. Pres.
CRETE, Saline Co., pop. 2,109.
Doane College; coll.: co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1872;
^ Bev. David B. Perry, D. D., Pres.
FALLS CITY, Richardson Co., pop. 3,022.
Falls City Business College; bus. and steu.;
O. M. Barrett, Pres.
TTrsaline Convent; prep.: co-ftd.; R. C. ; est.
1804; Sister M. Helen, Prin.
FRANKLIN, Franklin Co., pop. 756.
Franklin Academy: prep.; co-ed.; Coiir. ; est.
1881; Alexis C. Hart, A. M.. Prin.
FREMONT, Dodge Co., pop. 7.241.
Fremont Normal College; nor.; private; co-ed.;
W. H. Clemmons, Pres.
Fremont College and School of Pharmacy;
pbar. ; co-ed.; W. H. Clemmons. Pres.
GENEVA. FUlmore Co.. pop. 1.734.
Industrial School for Girls; indust.; stat»:
Lydin J. McMahon. Supt.
GRAND ISLAND. Hall Co., pop. 7.5r>4.
Grand Island Business and Normal College;
bus. and nor.: est. ISS-j; A. M. Harpis,
Pres.
Grand Island College; coll.: co-od.: Bapt.:
est. 1892: (i<>o. Sutherland. D. D.. Pros.
HASTINGS, Adams Co.. pop. 7.188.
Hastings Business College; bns. and sten.:
est. 1890; G. E. Bopps. Prin.
Hastings College: coll.: oo-ed.; Presb.: est.
1882; Arthol.nus K. Turner. LL. D.. Pros.
HENDERSON, York Co., pop. 208.
Betheada College; prt'p. : co-od.: non-sect.;
Daniel Potorp. Pros.
JACKSON, Dakota Co.. pop. 339.
St. Catherine's Academy: girls' boarding:
U. C; Sister Thoodosius. Prin.
KEARNEY, Buffalo Co., pop. .'>,Q34.
Industrial School for Boys; indust.; state; E.
B. Sherman. Supt.
Kearney Military Academy; niilit«ry: P. E.;
ost. 18S»2: Harry N. Russell. Head Master.
Keamoy Normal School and Business College;
nor. and bus.: oo-od. : Clarence A. Murch.
Pres.
Nebraska State Normal School; nor.: state:
oo-ed.; ost. 1I>0.~>: A. (). Thomas. I»ros.
LINCOLN, Lancaster Co., pop. 40. ICO.
Brown's Business College, bus. and sten.; (>.
W. Brown. Jr.. Pros.
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus; girls' Iward-
ing; R. C.
Lincoln Academy; pn»i). : oo-od.: non-sect.; est.
1895: T. M. Flodgman. A. B., A. M.. Prin.
Lincoln Business College; bus. and ston.: ost.
1884: E. C. Bigger. B. A.. Pres.
Lincoln Dental College, Cotner University;
dent.; oo-od.: ost. 1899; W. Clyde Davis.
I). D. S.. Donu.
Lincoln Medical College, Cotner University;
mod.; eoloo.: oo-od.: est. 1889; W. N.
Unney. M. D.. Dean.
Lincoln Syllabic College; bus. and sten. ; F. A.
Watts. Pres.
Modern Commercial School; bus. and sten.; est.
1003: J. L. Stophons. Pres.
Nebraska College of Medicine; mod.; est. liK).'>:
J. F. Stovons, M. D., Dean.
Nebraska Conservatory of Music; nius. ; ost.
18SJ»: riomons M<»vins. DircH'tor.
University of Nebraska; univ. ; state; oo-od.:
ost. 1860: E. Bonjamiu Amirows. LL. D..
Cliancfllor.
University of Nebraska, College of Law; co-
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NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA
ed.; est. 1801; Roscoc Pound, Ph. D.,
Dean.
University of Nebraska, College of Medicine;
prep.; med. (freshman and sophomore
years); reg.: co-ed.; est. 1902; Henry B.
Ward, M. D.. Ph. D., Doan. (See also
Omaha, Neb.)
TJniTersity of Nebraska, School of AgrricnltnTe ;
agri.; state; co-ed.; Albert E. Davlsson,
A. B.. Prln.
University of Nebraska, School of Domestic
Science; dom. scl.; state; women; Rosa
Bouton, A. M.; Director.
University of Nebraska, School of Mechanic
Arts; tech.; state: co-ed.; Charles R. Rich-
ards, M. B., Director.
University of Nebraska, School of Music;
masic; co-ed.; est. 1894; state; Wlllard
Kimball. B. M., Director.
M'COOK, Red WiUow Ck>., pop. 2,445.
McCook Phonographic Institute; bns. and
stcn.; est. 1893; L. W. Stayner, Pres.
NEBRASKA CITY, Otoe Ck>., pop. 7.380.
Institute for tho Blind; state; J. T. Morey.
Supt.
NELIOH, Antelope Co., pop. 1.135.
Gates Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1881; J. B. Taylor, A. B., Prin.
NORFOLK, Madison Co., pop. 3,883.
Norfolk Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1901; C. H. Brake. Prln.
NORTH PLATTE, Lincoln Co., pop. 3,640.
Nativity School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; Rev.
T. V. Haley, Prin.
NYSTED, Howard Co.. pop. 52.
Danish Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.; A. H.
Dorf. Prln.
OMAHA, Douglas Co., pop. 102.555.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' boarding;
R. C; L. Gareschc, Prln.
Boyles Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
co-ed.; H. B. Boyles, Pres.
Brownell Hall; girls' boarding; P. E.; Miss
Kuphan W. Macrea. Pres.
Creighton College of Pharmacy; phar. ; non-
sect. ; co-ed. ; est, 1901 ; Edmund Thorp.
Dean.
Creighton Medical College, John A. Creighton
University; med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1892:
D. C. Bryant. A. M., M. D.. Dean, 14th
and Davenport sts.
Creighton University; univ. ; men; R. G. ; est.
1879; Rev. Eugene A. Mageonly, D. J.,
Pres.
Mount St. Mary's Seminary; girls' boarding;
R. C; est. 1894; Rev. Mothor Mary Leo
Gallagher.
College of Medicine, University of Nebraska
(Omaha Medical College) (junior and se-
nior years); med.; reg,; co-imI.; est. 1880
Harold GIfford, M. I>.. Dean.
Nebraska Business and Shorthand College
bus. and sten.; P. L, Sraitliers. Pres.
Northwestern School of Taxidermy; taxider
my; co-ed.; est. 1902; Comraercial Nn
tional Bank Bldg.
Omaha Business University; bns. and 8tcn.
est. 1902; N. B. Van .Mntre. Pros.
Omaha College of Pharmacy; pbar. ; co-ed.
J. L. Kendall, Dean.
Omaha Commercial College; bns. and sten.;
est. 1884; M. O. Rohrboagh, M. S.. M. A..
Freer.
Omaha Conservatory of Music; music; co-ed.;
B. M. Jones, Director.
Omaha School of Law; law; men; est. 1890;
H. A. Whipple, Dean.
Presbyterian Theological Seminazy; theol.;
men; Presb.; est. 1801; Rev. M. B. Low-
rie, D. D., Pres.
St. Catherine's Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C; est. 1877; Sisters of Mercy.
School for the Deaf; state; Cyrus B. White.
Supt.
University of Omaha, Dental Department;
dent.; co-ed.; est. 1895; A. O. Hunt,
D. D. S.. Dean.
Van Sant's School of Shorthand; sten.; co-
ed.; est. 1900; A. C. Van Sant, Prop.
T. M. C. A. Night School; prep.: boys: Y. M.
C. A.; est. 1876; A. Omer Turner, Educa-
tional Director.
O'NEILL, Holt Co., pop. 1,348.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mother M. Leonia, Prln.
ORLEANS, Harlan Co., pop. 656.
Orleans Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Free Meth.:
est. 1884; Rev. A. J. Damon, A. B., Prln.
PAWNEE CITY, Pawnee Co., pop. 1,969.
Pawnee City Academy; prep.; co-ed.; U.
Presb.; F. A. Henderson, Prln.
PERU, Nemaha Co., pop. 848.
Nebraska State Normal School; normal: state;
co-ed.; est. 1867; J. W. Crabtree, Pres.
ST. PAUL, Howard Co., pop. 1,475.
St. Paul Normal and Business Collie; nor.
aud bus.; co-ed.; est. 1898; S. D. Smith,
Pres.
SANTEE, Knox Co.
Santee Normal Training School; private Indi-
an training school of the American Mis-
sionary Assn.; Alfred L. Rlggs, Prln.
SEWARD, Seward Co., pop. 2,100.
Lutheran Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Geo. Wel-
ler, Prln.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Lancaster Co., pop.
1,130.
Nebraska Wesleyan University; coll.; co-ed.:
M. E.; est. 1888; D. W. C. Huntington.
Pres.
WAHOO, Saunders Co.. pop. 2,100.
Luther Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Ev. Lath.;
est. 1883; Rev. O. J. Johnson, B. D., Pn».
WAYNE, Wayne Co., pop. 2,119.
Nebraska Normal College; normal; private:
co-ed.; est. 1891; J. M. Pile, Pres.
WEEPING WATER, Cass Co., pop. 1.156.
Weeping Water Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
est. 1885; Charles E. Corbln. A. M., Pita.
YORK, York Co., pop. 5,132.
York Business College and Normal 8cho«l;
bus. and sten.; C. W. Buckley, Pres.
York College; coll.; co-ed.: U. B.; est. 1890;
Wm. E. Schell. A. M., D. D., Pres.
School of the Holy Family; prep.; co-ed.:
R. C: Mother Margaret Mary, Prin.
NEVADA
Population, 42,335. School census, 13,065. School age, 6-18.
Nevada is the fiftieth state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 42,335 inhabitants, of whom 35,405, or 83.6 per cent, are white. Of this number
8,581, or 20.3 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population is 13.3 per cent, the state ranking thirty-fifth in this respect. The educa-
tional system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Orvis Ring^ Superintendent of Public Instruction Carson
G. E. Anderson, Deputy Supt. First District Elko
A. B. LiGHTFOOT, Deputy Supt. Second District Eureka
J. F. Abel, Deputy Supt. Third District Winnemucca
J. E. Bray, Deputy Supt. Fourth District Reno
G. C. Ross, Deputy Supt. Fifth District Tonopah
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
D. S. DiCKERSON, President Carson
Dr. J. R Stubbs, President University of Nevada Reno
Orvis Ring, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary Carson
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Nevada has a new state uniformity law, which went into effect June, 1907.
The State Board of Education recompiends and adopts the text-books to be used,
as well as recommending sets of books for supplementary use in the schools and as
the nucleus for a school library.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Romanzo Adams, President Reno
Gertrude Caine, Secretary and Treasury Reno
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Counties. Deputy Superintendents. Postoffice Address.
Elko (District No. 1) G. E.Anderson Elko.
Eureka. Lander, and White
Pine (District No. 2) A. P. Liffhtfoot Eureka.
Humboldt and Churchill
(District No. 8) J. F. Abel Winnemucca.
Washoe, Omnsby, Storey,
Lyon. Dougrlas and Es-
meralda (District No. 4) .John Edwards Bray Reno.
Lincoln and Nye (District
No. 5) Gilbert C. Ross Tonopah. ^
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NEVADA
NEVADA
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
GABSON CITY. Onnsby Co.. pop. 2.100.
Indian Tntininc School; Govt. in«lu«trial
srbool for Indians: co-ed.: est. 1800: C.
II. AHbury. Stipt.
REMO, Washoe Co., i>op. 4.S00.
Atkinson's Nerada Business Institute; bus.
and sten.; est. 1002: A. F. Atkinson. I*rin.
Nerada State XTniTersity; onlv.: state: co-
eil.: est. 188R: Jonepb Edward Stiibba. M.
A.. LL. I).. D. D., Pres.
State Normal School: nor.: state: ou-e<l.:
Roma nxo A dams. Dean.
VIBOnriA CITT, Storey Co.. pop. 2.802.
Virginia City Miaiag School; state: Dwij^bt T.
Smith. Instnietor in Charge.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Population, 411,588. School census, 90,400. School age, 5-16.
New Hampshire is the thirty-sixth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 411,588 inhabitants, of whom 410,791, or 99.8 per cent, are white.
Of this number 87,961, or 21.4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illit-
eracy of the entire population' is 6.2 per cent, the state ranking twenty-eighth in
this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Henry C. Morrison, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Concord
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
New Hampshire has no State Reading Circle Board, but has district laws for
the aid of school libraries.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Principal E. W. Butterfield, President Dover
Clara E. Upton, Secretary Nashua
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
New Hampshire has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what
is called the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or in some cases, where
the towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of
schools.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AVDOVEB, Merrimftc Co., pop. 1,170.
Proctor Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Unitarian;
est. 1881; Theodore P. Parr, A. M., Prin.
ATKUrSOlf, Bockinffham Co., pop. 442.
Atkinaon Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Herman N. Dnnham. Prln.
CAWrtSLBTTRY, Meirimack Co., pop. 821.
Zazer Bemiaaiy; prep.; co-ed.: Free Bapt.;
Mrs. Clara M. Currier. Prin.
CENTER STRAFFOBD, Btrafford Co.. pop. 50.
Austin Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Free Bapt.:
ej»t. 1833; Henry R. Gardner, A. R., Prin.
OLAREMOUHT. SoIliTan Co., pop. 6,408.
Stereo's Hiffh BcbooL; prep.; co-ed.; non-
scot.: est. 1807; Leroy S. Dewov. A. B..
Prin.
CONCORD, Merrimac Co., pop. 10.0.32.
St. Joseph's Higrh School; boys' boarding: R.
C; Brother Cyril, F. S. C. Prin.
St. Mary's Diocesan School; girls' boarding;
P. E.: Isabel W. Parks, Prin.
St. Paul's School; boys' boarding: P. K.; Rev.
James C. Colt. D. D., Prin.
DERRT, Rockingham Co., pop. 3,58.'{.
Pinkorton Academy ; prop. ; oo-ed. : non-sect. ;
ost. 1814; Ccorge W. Bingham, A. M..
Prin.
DOVER, Strafford Co., pop. 1.3.207.
Dover Business College; bus. and sten.: E.
W. Warner and C. MoTavish, Props.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Feftslee't Commercial School; bus. and gten.;
est. 1900; Miss M. F. Peaslee, Prin.
DURHAM, Strafford Co., pop. 006.
New Hampahire College of Asrricnltnre and
Mechanic Arts; agri.; state.; co-ed.; est.
1866; WlUiam D. Gibbs. M. S., Pres.
EAST JEFFREY, Cheshire Co., pop. 1,000.
Conant Hi^rh School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
George W. Flint, Prin.
EXETER, Rockingham Co., pop. 4,022.
Fhillip Exeter Academy, The; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; Harlan Page Amen, Prin.
Robinson Seminary; girls* day and boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1869; Harlan M. Bisbee,
A. M., Prin.
FRANCESTOWN, HUlsboro Co., pop. G03.
Francestown Academy; prep.; co-cd.; non-
sect.; est. 1801; James I. Newton, A. B.,
Prin.
FRANCONIA, Grafton Co., pop. 655.
Dow Academy; prep,; co-ed.; Cong.: Fred-
crick D. Haywood, Prin.
GILMANTON, Belknap Co., pop. 1,100.
Gilmanton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
est. 1794; Walter H. Fletcher, Prin.
HAMFSTEAD, Rockingham Co., pop. 328.
Hampstead High School; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
Charles L. Clement, Prin.
HANOVER, Grafton Co., pop. 1,884.
Dartmouth College; coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1769; Rev. W. J. Tucker, D. D., LL. D.,
Pres.
Dartmouth Medical College; med.; reg.; men;
est. 1798; Wm. T. Smith, LL. D., M. D.,
Dean.
KEENE, Cheshire Co., pop. 9,165.
Grinnell's Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; Miss I. M. Dearborn, Prin.
Tiffin's Business Institute; bus. and sten.;
est. 1896; Harry C. TiiBn, Prin.
KINGSTON, Rockingham Co., pop. 1,132.
Sanborn Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1883; J. Willis Kemp, A. M., Ph. 1)..
Prin.
LACONIA, Belknap Co., pop. 8.042.
Terhune's Practical Business College; bus. and
sten.; W. R. Terhune, Pres.
LANCASTER, Coos Co., pop. 3,190.
Lancaster Academy and High School; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1828; Willis O.
Smith, A. B., Prin.
MANCHESTER, Hillsboro Co., pop. 56,987.
Bryant & Stratton Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1865; William Heron, Jr., Prin.
Hesser Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1906; Joel H. Hesser, Prin. and Prop.
Mt. St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding, R.
C.
St. Anselm's College; coll.; men.; R. C. ; est.
1889: Rt. Rev. Abbott Hilary, D. D., O.
S. B., Pres.
St. Augustine's Academy; boys' boarding; R.
C; Brother Alphonse, Prin.
St. Joseph's High School; prep.; boys; R. C;
est. 1890; Rt. Rev. John B. Delaney. D.
D.. Prin.
MERIDEN, Sullivan Co., pop. 250.
Kimball Union Acad«»»»^; prep.: co-od.; Cong.;
est. 1813; Charles Alden Tracy, B. L.,
Prin.
MILTON, Strafford Co., pop. 1,625.
Nnte High School; prep.; co-ed.; n<m-8ect.;
Clarence B. Kelley, A. B., Prin.
MOUNT VERNON, Hillsboro Co., pop. 453.
McCollom Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; H.
W. Delano. Prin.
Steams School, The (for small boys); prep.:
non-sect.; Arthur F. Steams, Prin.
NASHUA, Hillsboro Co., pop. 23,898.
Naahna Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1900; Charles Heipel. Pres.
St. Aloysius Academy; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Fabian, Prin.
St. Aloysius School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis-
ter M. S. Anatole, Prin.
NEW HAMFTON, Belknap Co., pop. 852.
New Hampton Commercial College; bus. and
sten.; Frank W. Preston. Pres.
New Hampton Literary Institute; prep.; co-
ed.: Free Will Bapt.; Frank W. Preston,
Prin.
NEW IFSWICH, Hillsboro Co., pop. 1,002.
New Ipswich Appleton Academy; prep.; co^
ed.; Cong.; Chas. P. Poore, Prin.
NEW LONDON, Merrimack Co., pop. 768.
Colby Academy, The.; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.:
est. 1853; Justin O. Wellman, A. B.. Prin.
NORTH WOOD CENTER, Rockingham Co., pop.
130.
Coe's Northwood Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1866; Edwin K. Welch. A. B..
Prin.
PEMBROKE, Merrimack Co., pop. 3,183.
Fembroke Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1818; Homer F. Northmp, Prin.
PLYMOUTH, Orafton Co., pop. 1,972.
Holdemeaa School for Boys; boys' boarding;
P. E.; est. 1870; Rev. Lorln Webster. A.
M., Prin.
School's announcement. — Prepares for Col-
leges and Technical Schools. High order
of training in mind and body. Individual
influences and instractlon. Gymnaslam,
Athletic Field, running track. Moderate
terms. Twenty-seventh year. Smd for
catalogue to Rev. Lorin Webster, M. A.,
Rector, Plymouth, N. H.
New Hampahire State Normal Bdiool; nor
mal: state; co-ed.; J. E. Klock, Prin.
PORTSMOUTH, Rockingham Co.. pop. 10.637.
Bliss Business Collie; bus. and sten.; Wil-
liam J. Lewis. Pres.
REEDS FERRY, HiUsboro Co., pop. 250.
McGraw Normal Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: David F. Carpenter, Prin.
SOUTH HAMPTON, Rockingham Co., pop. 297.
Barnard High School; prep.; co-ed.; noo-scct.;
M. F. .Mcintosh, Prin.
TILTON, Belknap Co., pop. 1,926.
Tilton Seminary (formerly New Hampabirr
Seminary); prep.; co-ed.; M. B.: eft.
1845: George L. Plimpton, A. M.. Prin.
WEST LEBANON, Grafton Co., pop. 525.
Rockland Military Academy; mil.; boys; dob*
soot.: est. 1854; Elmer B. French, A. M-.
Snpt.
NEW JERSEY
Population, 1,883,669. School census, 496,380. School age, 5-18.
New Jersey is sixteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 1,883,669 inhabitants, of whom 1,812,317, or 96.2 per cent, are white. Of this
number 430,050, or 22.8 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 5.9 per cent, the state ranking twenty-fourth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Charles J. Baxter, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Trenton
J. Brognard Betts, Assistant State Superintendent Trenton
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
George A. Frey, First District Camden
Edward E. Grosscup, First District Wenonah
J. Bingham Woodward, Second District Bordentown
S. R. Morse, Second District Atlantic City
W. Edwin Florance, Third District New Brunswick
Edmund Wilson, Third District Red Bank
S. St. J. McCuTCHEN, Fourth District Plainfield
Percival Chrystie, Fourth District High Bridge
William H. Morrow, Fifth District Elizabeth
Charles E. Surdam, Fifth District Morristown
Francis Scott, Sixth District Paterson
Sweeting Miles, Sixth District Alpine
Edward G. Robertson, Seventh District Newark
Leslie C. Love, Seventh District West Orange
James h. Hays, Eighth District Newark
T. O'CoNOR Sloan, Eighth District South Orange
Wm. R. Barricklo, Ninth District Jersey City
Ulamor Allen, Ninth District Jersey City
W. D. Forbes, Tenth District Hoboken
Edward Russ, Tenth District Hoboken
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION.
The Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, and the
State Comptroller constitute the Board of Trustees of the Fund for the Support of
Public Schools.
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NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
The state has no State Reading Circle Board, but ample provisions are made by
the legislature for aiding school libraries, twenty dollars being appropriated the first
year, and ten dollars each year thereafter, to each district, for this purpose.
STATE TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION.
Henry Snyder, President Jersey City
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHQOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent Address Districts.
Atlantic Hon. S. D. Hoffman Atlantic City 19
Bergen B. C. Wooster Hackensack 62
Burlington Herman A. Stees Beverly 34
Camden C. S. Albertson Magnolia 19
Cape May Oscar O. Barr Cape May City 15
Cumberland John N. Glasspell Bridgeton 12
Essex Elmer C. Sherman South Orange 18
Gloucester Daniel T. Steelman Glassboro 20
Hudson M. H. Kinsley Hoboken 13
Hunterdon Jason S. Hoffman Flemington 21
Mercer Joseph M. Arnold Titusville 10
Middlesex H. Brewster Willis New Brunswick 21
Monmouth John Enright Freehold 30
Morris W. B. Matthews Dover 27
Ocean Chas. A. Morris Toms River 23
Passaic p:]dw. W. Garrison Passaic 13
Salem J. A. Wentzell Elmer 14
Somerset H. C. Krebs North Plainfleld 16
Sussex Ralph Decker Sussex 21
Union J. J. Savitz Westfleld 17
Warren Franklin T. Atwood Hackettstown 20
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BATONNE. Hudson Co.. ih*].. .T2.722.
Brake Business College; bus. niul stcn.: Cbas.
Dell, Prin.: Albert J. (rh'ason. I'res.
Sloa,n School for Girls. The; Kirls* boiinlin;;:
non-sect.-, MI.s8e.s Clarke and KUne.
Prlns.
BEVERLY. Burlington Co.. pop. 1.0.50.
Famum Preparatory School; prep.: co-ed.;
Tresb. : James R. Dllks. A. M., I'rin.
BLAIRSTOWN, Warren Co., pop. HiC.
Blair Academy; prep.; eo-ed.: I'resb. : est.
1S;4S: R«-v. John C. Sharpe. A. .M.. D. D..
rrln.
BORDENTOWN, Burlington Co.. pop. 4.110.
Bordcntown Industrial and Manual Training
School (colored): manual tralnlnp and
indust.
Bordentown Institute; military: non-sect.:
Rev. Th«tmpson H. Landon. Prlu.
Braislin School. Friscilla; pirls' boarding:
nou-secf.: Miss Allc<* ('. Rraislin. Mrs.
Mar.v Rraislin Co<»ke. Prins.
BRIDGETON, Cumberland Co.. |H>p. l.'l.fM.'t.
Ivy Hall; girls' boarding: non sect. : Misses
MacDonaM and Finn. Prins.
South Jersey Institute: pn'P.: r-nod.: Rapt.:
Rev. Jam«'S W. Ford. Ph. I).. Pns.
West Jersey Academy: boys' boardlnfr: Presb.:
J. H. Kekels, Prin.
B&IELLE, Monmouth Co., pop. 300.
Gerlach Academy; boyn* boarding; non-sect.;
I>. Gerlach. Prin.
BURLINGTON. Burlington Co.. pop. 7.382.
St. Mary's Hall; glrlH* hoarding: P. E.: BeT.
John Foamley. Prin.
Van Rensselaer Seminary; prep.: co-ed.:
I'resb. : Helen M. Freeman. Prin.
CALDWELL. Essex Co.. pop. 1.307.
Mt. St. Dominic's Academy; girls' boanlinff:
It. C: Mother Superior.
Kingsley School; mil.: young boyn; J. R.
Campl)ell, Headmaster.
CAMDEN. Camden Co.. pop. 75.035.
Abrahamson Business GoUege; bus. and ates.;
est. 1KS0; Chas. M. Abrahamaon. Pre*.
Camden Commercial Colloge; bus. and tten.;
«'st. V.M)2: (Jeorpe O. Rwartx. Pre*.
Camden Friends School: prep.: co-ei!.: Frienda:
Mary J. Hoopes. Prin.
CONVENT STATION. Morris Co., pop. 25.
College of St. Elisabeth; glrla' boanllBg;
R. ('. : Sister M. Pauline. Superior.
St. Joseph Preparatory 8cho«l; boys' board-
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NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
ing; R. C; est. 1860; Sisters of Charity;
Mother Superior.
EAST ORANGE, Essex Co., pop. 21.506.
East Orange School. The; girls' boarding;
non-sect; est. 1885; Elizabeth M. Griffith.
A. B., Prln.
ELIZABETH. XTnion Co.. pop. 52.130.
Lansley Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1872; James H. Lansley, Ph. D..
Pres.
Pingry School, The; boys' day; non-sect.;
Walter Randall Marsh. Prln.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed. R. C:
Rev. Mother Benedicts. Superior.
Union Business College; bus. and sten.; F.
R. Berriman, Prln.
Vail-Deane School, The; girls' boi^rding; non-
sect. ; Miss- Laura A. Vail, Prln.
EVOLEWOOD, Bergen Co., pop. 6.253.
X>wight School for Girls; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Misses Creigbton and Farrar,
Prins.
Englewood School for Boys, The; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; James B. Parsons. Prin.
Helicon Hall; boys; non-sect.; John W. Craig.
Prin.
FIVDERHE PARK, Somerset Co.
Hudson River Military Academy; boys' board-
ing; n<Mi-sect.; Capt. Joel Wilson, A. M.,
Supt.
FORT LEE, Bergen Co., pop. 1,617.
Institute of Holy Angels; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary Nonna Dumphy. Prin.
FREEHOLD, Monmouth Co., pop. 2.934.
Freehold Military School; mil.; young boys;
MaJ. C. M. Duncan, Supt.
New Jersey Military Academy; military: non-
sect.; est. 1884; Col. C. J. Wright, A.
M.. Pres.
HACKEKSACX, Bergen Co., pop. 0.443.
Eagan School of Business; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; John J. Eagan. Pres.
Newman School; boys' prep.; R. C. ; est 1900;
Jesse Albert Locke. A. M.. LL. D., Head-
master.
HADDOHFIELD, Camden Co., pop. 3,000.
Bancroft-Cox Training School; for mentally
deficient and backward children; est. 1884;
Miss Margaret Bancroft, Prln.
HACKETTSTOWK, Warren Co., pop. 2,662.
Centenary Collegiate Institute; prep.: coed.;
e«t. 1889; Rev. J. M. Meeker. Pres.
HIOHT8T0WK, Mercer Co., pop. 1,749.
Peddle Institute; pre0.; co-ed.; Bapt. : est.
1867: Roger W. Swetland. A. B., Prin.
HOBOKEH, Hudson Co., pop. 69.364.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sisters of Charity.
Eagan School of Business; bus. and step.;
est. 1894; John J. Eagan, Pres.
Hoboken Academy; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
est. 1860; Dr. Walter F. Knox, Ph. D..
Prln.
Lightfoot Stenographic and Typewriting In-
stitute; sten.; est. 1878; Robert Light-
foot, Pree.
Stevens Institute of Technology; tech.: men:
non-sect.: est. 1871; Alexander C. Ilum-
pbreys. M. E.. Sc. D.. LL. D., Pres.
Stevens School; boys* boarding; non-sect; Ed-
ward Wall, Prin.
Teachers' Training School; nor.; co-ed.; est.
1897; Joseph H. Brensinger, A. M., Prin.
JERSEY CITY, Hudson Co., pop. 206.433.
Drake Business College; bus. and sten.; Albert
J. Gleason, Pres.
Hasbrouck Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1850; Charies C. Stimets, A. M., Pres.
Lightfoot Stenographic and Typewriting In-
stitute; bus. and sten.; Robert Lightfoot,
Pres.
Manressa Hall; boys' boarding; non-sect.; Rev.
E. S. Brock, Prin.
St. Aloysius Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sisters of Charity.
St. Peter's College; coll.: men; R. C. ; est.
1878; Rev. E. J. McGrath. S. J., Pres.
St. Peter's Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.
Training School for Teachers; normal; state;
co-ed. ;
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, Suburb of Jersey
City.
German American School; prep.: co-etl.; non-
sect.; Agnes M. Higgins, Prin.
LAKEWOOD, Ocean Co., pop. 2,800.
Knox School, The; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1904: Mary F. Knox, A. B.. Prin.
Lakewood School, The: boys' boarding: non-
sect.; Edward P. Harris. Ph. D., Prin.,
LAWRENCEVILLE. Mercer Co., pop. 207.
Lawrenceville School; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; Simon J. McPlierson, D. D., Prln.
LONG BRANCH, Monmouth Co., pop. 8.872.
Star of the Sea Academy; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister M. Iraeida, Prin.
MADISON. Morris Co., pop. 3,754.
Drew Theological Seminary; theol.; men; M.
E.; est. 1867; Harry N. Betts, D. D., LL.
D.. Pres.
MATAWAN, Monmouth Co., pop. 1.511.
Glenwood College Institute; prep: co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1840: W. E. Lamb, Prin.
Matawan Institute; boys' boarding and day;
non-sect.; est. 1840: Casper G. Brower,
Pres.
MONTCLAIR, Essex Co., pop. 13,962.
Cloverside School; girls' boarding; P. E.; est.
1894; Elizabeth Timlow, Prin.
Montclair Military Academy; military; non-
sect.: John G. McVicar. Supt.
MOORESTOWN, Burlington Co.. pop. 3,000.
Friends' .Academy; prop.: co-ed.; Friends;
Wm. F. Overman. Prin.
Friends' High School; prop.: co-ed.: Friends;
John G. Embree, A. M.. Prin.
MORRISTOWN, Morris Co., pop. 11,267.
Morris Academy; bo.vs' boarding: non-sect.;
Harry W. Landfoar. B. A., B. D.. Prin.
Morristown School; prep.; l)oys: non-sect.: est.
1808: Francis C. Woo<lnian, A. B., Head
Master.
Dana's School for Young Ladies, Miss; girls'
boardinsr: non-sect.: est. 1877; Miss Louise
L. Newell, A. B., Prin.
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NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
UOTSJiT HOLLY, Barlinffton Co., pop. 4,500.
Koont Holly Academy; boys' boarding; uon-
sect.; I. C. Pla. Prin.
IfEWA&K, Essex Co., pop. 246.070.
Coleman National Business Ciolle^; bus. and
sten.; est. 18C2; J. Kugler. Jr.. Prln.
Newark Academy; boys* day; est. 1792; n<Hi-
sect.; Samuel A. Farrand and WiUcm
Farrand. Headmasters.
Newark Normal and Training School; normal;
state; co-ed.; Joseph Clark. Pres.
Newark Seminary; girls' boarding; oon-sect.;
Anna Frances Whltmore, Prln.
Newark Technical School; tech.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; 1885; Charles A. Colton, E. M.;
Pres.
New Jersey College of Pharmacy; phar. ; co-
ed.; est. 1892: William O. Kuebler. Ph.
G., Pres., 224-226 Market St.
St. Benedict's College; coll.: men; R. C; est.
1868; George Bein, S. B.. Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Catherine.
St. Vincent's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Mother Superior.
Townsend's School for Girls, Miss; girls'
boarding; ucn-sect. ; Miss Anna V. Town-
send, Prin., 54 Park Place.
Wood's College; bus. and sten.; Stephen i.
Wood, Pres.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Middlesex Co., pop. 20,006.
Anable's School, Miss; prep: co-ed.: non-
sect.; est. 1883; Miss Harriet Anable,
Prin.
New Brunswick Business College; bus. and
sten.; J, W. Wilson, Pres.
New Brunswick Theological Seminary; theol.;
Kef. Church in America; est. 1784; Rev.
J. P. Searle, Pres.
Rutgers College; coll.; men; Reformed; est.
1700; Dr. W. H. S. Demarost. LL. D..
Pres.
Rutgers College Preparatory School; prop.;
boys; non-sect.; est. 1706; Eliot R. Pay-
son, Ph. D., Headmaster.
St. Agnes Academy; prep.; co-od.; R. C. : Sis-
ter Mary Grace, Prin.
NEW ORANGE, Union Co., pop. 110.
Upsala College; prop.; co-ed.; Lutb.; L. H.
Beck, Ph. D., Pres.
NEWTON, Sussex Co., pop. 4,370.
Newton Academy; boys' bonrdlng; non-sect.;
Philip Wilson, Prin.
ORANGE, Essex Co., pop. 24.141.
Beard's School for Girls, Miss; girl's board-
ing; Miss Beard, Prin.
Dearborn Morgan School ; prep. : co-od. : uun-
soct.; David A. Konnody. Ph. D., Abby
B. Morgan, I'rlns.
Drake Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1«>C; Charles A. Lc Master, A. B.. Prln.
Dorr's School, Mrs.; ;;irl8' hoarding; iion-so<>t.;
.Mrs. Nancy H. Dorr. Prln.
PASSAIC, Passaic Co., pop. 27.777.
Passaic Collegiate School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
Hoct. ; oPt. 1896; Lester E. Hunt, Prln.
PATEBSON, Passaic Co., pop. 106.171.
Colombia College; bus. and aten.; est. 1889;
Geo. Oakley, Pres.
En^ish and Claaaical School, girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Miss Flora A. Graves, Prin.
McCheaney's College: prep, and bos.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1SS4; Dr. C. Eugene Mc-
Chesney, Pres.
Pateraon Normal Training School; normal:
city; co-ed.; Jesse D. Burks. Prln.
Phillips School. The; bus. and sten.; T. H.
PhiUips, Pres.
Starkey's Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1898; Newton B. Starkey. A. M..
Pres.
PENNINGTON, Mercer Co.. pop. 733.
Pennington Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.:
est. 1838; Frank Moore. Pres.
FLAINFIELD, Union Co., pop. 15.368.
Groszmann School for Nenroos "Childrea:
prep.; co-ed.; boarding; non-sect.: est.
1900; Masimilian P. E. Grossman. Ph.
D., Director.
Hartridge School; girls' boarding; non-sect.:
Miss Evelyn B. Hartridge, Prln.
Leal's School for Boys; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; John Leal, Prln.
Plainfield Business College; bus. and sten.:
A. S. Herr, Prin.
Plainfield Seminary; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
Miss E. E. Kenyon, Miss L. S. Arnold.
Prins.
PRINCETON, Mercer Co., pop. 3.890.
Carter School; girls' boarding; non-sect.; Maud
V. Carter, Prin.
Princeton Preparatory School, The; boys'
boarding; non-sect.; J. B. Fine, Prin.
Princeton Theological Seminary; theol.; men:
Presb.; est. 1812; Rev. Francis L. Patton.
D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Princeton Uniyersity; univ.; men: non-sect.:
est. 1746; Woodrow Wilson, Ph. D.. Uti.
D.. LL. D., Pres.
Rand Collegiate School; boys' prep.: uon-
sect.; est. 1890; Edwin W. Rand. A. M..
Prln.
RED BANK, Monmouth Co., pop. 5.428.
Calhoun-Chamberlain School, The; .girl»'
boarding; non-sect; Miss Calhoun. Mi-'«s
Chamberlain, Prins.
Shrewsbury Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1897; H. C. Talmadge. A. M.. Prin.
RIDGE WOOD, Bergen Co., pop. 2.962.
Ridgewood Preparatory School; prep.: co-ed.;
non-sect.: James B. Parsons, Prin.
ROSELLE, Union Co., pop. 1,924.
Roselle Academy: boys' prep.
RUTHERFORD, Bergen Co., pop. 4.821.
St. George's School; boys' boarding: H. G.
Rawlins, Prln.
SALEM, Salem Co., pop. 6.811.
Salem Friends' School; closed temporarily.
SHORT HILLS, Essex Co.. pop. 306.
Short Hills School, The; prep.; co-ed.: non
sett.; Henry P. Twitchell, Headmaster.
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SOUTH ORANGE, Essex Co., pop. 4,608.
Baldwin & Veldon's School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Miss Alice R. Jackson. A. M.,
Prin.
Montrose School for Girls; girls' boarding;
n<Hi-se€t.; Mrs. L. L. M. Bryant, Prin.
Seton Hall College; coll.: men: R. G. ; est.
185G; Very Rev. James F. Mooney, D. D.,
Pres.
Wooddiff School; l)oys' boarding; non-sect.;
Wm. J, Eckoff, Prin.
STTICMIT, XTnion Co., pop. 5,302.
Carlton Academy; boys' prep.; R. C. ; Charles
H. Schultx, A. M., Headmaster.
Kent Place School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. Sarah W. Paul. Prin.
Saint Gedrge's Hall; boys' boarding; Hartman
Naylor, Head Master.
Summit Academy; boys' boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1883; James Heard, A. M., Prin.
SUSSEX, Sussex Co., pop. 1.498.
Seeley Home School; l)oys' boarding and day;
non-sect.; W. H. Seeley, Prin.
TEVAFLY, Bergen Co., pop. 1,746.
Berkeley Academy for Boys; boys' boarding:
prep.; Rev. Christie, Prin.
TRENTON, Mercer Co., pop. 73.307.
New Jersey School for the Deaf; state; John
P. Walker, Supt.
New Jersey State Normal School; normal;
state: co-ed.; James M. Green, Ph. D.,
Pres.
School's Announcement. — The normal
School Is a professional School devoted
to the preparation of teachers for the
Pnblic Schools of New Jersey. Its course
involves a thorough knowledge of sub-
ject-matter, the faculties of mind, and
and how so to present that subject-matter
as to conform to the laws of mental de-
velopment. The Model School is a thor-
ough Academic Training School, prepara-
tory to college, business or the draw-
ing-room. The schools are well provided
with apparatus for all kinds of work,
laboratories, manual training room, gym-
nasium, etc. The cost per year for
boarders, including board, washing, tui-
tion, books, etc., is from $154 to $160
in the Normal, and $200 in the Model.
Rand Collegiate School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1904; Edwin W. Rand, A. M.,
Headmaster.
Rider-Moore and Stewart School of Business;
bus. and sten.: F. B. Moore, Pres.
St. Francis College; boys' boarding; R. C:
Rev. Domminic Renter, D. D., Prin.
School of Industrial Arts; tech.; non-sect.;
co-ed.; est. 1001; Frank Forrest Frederick.
Director.
VINELAND, Cumberland Co., pop. 4,G84.
New Jersey Training School for Backward
Children; est. 1888; E. R. Johnstone, Supt.
WENONAH, Gloucester Co., pop. 498
Wenonah Military Academy; military: boys:
non-sect.; est. 1904; MaJ. J. R. Jones.
Pres.
Baron De Hirsch Agricultural School; agri. ;
Jewish: men: est. 1898; Harold H. Bal-
lard. I'h. D.. Supt.
WOODBINE, Cape May Co., pop. 2,000.
Baron De Hirsche Agricultural School; agri.
and hort. : Jewish: est. 1884; Henry Wil-
liam Geller, M. D., Supt.
WOODSTOWN, Salem Co., pop. 1.371.
Bacon Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; La'ira
B. Garrett. Prin.
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY
Population, 195,310. School census, 84,984. School age, 5-21.
New Mexico is the forty-fifth of the states and territories of the' Union in point
of population, having a total of 195,310 inhabitants, of whom 180,207, or 92.3 per
cent, are white. Of this number 13,261, or 6.8, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 15.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. E. Clark, Superintendent of Public Instruction Santa Fe
A. M. Danchez, Ass't Superintendent of Public Instruction Santa Fe
NEW MEXICO BOARD OF EDUCATION.
George Curry, President Santa Fe
J. E. Clark, Supt. Public Instruction, Secretary Santa Fe
W. G. Tight Albuquerque
C. M. Light Silver City
Wm. Rowe Santa Fe
W. E. Garrison Mesilla Park
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Name of Supt. County. Postofflce. No. of School
District.
Bernalilo A. B. Stroup Albuquerque 27
Chaves Mark Howell Roswell 30
Colfax C. O. Fisher Raton 35
Dona Ana Geo. Lj'nch Las Cruces 16
Eddy John Armstrong Carlsbad 16
Grant Colin Neblett Silver City 24
Guadalupe Fidel Gallegos *. . . .Colonias 25
Lincoln S. G. Anderson Carrizozo 27
Luna Ney B. Gorman Demingr 7
McKinley R. B. Lanlgran Gallup 6
Mora Rlcardo Martinez Watrous 32
Otero J. J. Cridebring Alamogrordo 22
Quay Mllnor Rudulph Tucumcarl 78
Rio Arriba Antonio I). Vargas Ojo Callente 55
Roosevelt J. A. Fairly Portales 93
Sandoval J. F. Silva Bernalillo 20
San Juan C. D. Smith I^ Plata 21
San Miguel Porflrio Gallegos Las Vegas 74
Santa Fe John Conway Santa Fe 2f
Sierra J. P. Parker Hillsboro 17
Socorro D. A. Ortega Socorro 48
Taos Eli Ilartt Ranchos de Taos 2$
Torrance Tuan C. Jaramillo Torreon. Tajique 20
Union Luciano Castillo Folsom 26
Valencia Jesus C. Sanchez Tome 25
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NEW MEXICO TERRITORY
ALAMOQOBDO, Otero Co., pop. 1.812.
New Kttzico Inititnte for the Blind; state;
S. H. Gill, Supt.
AORICTTLTURAL COLLEGE, P. 0.
Hew Mexico College of A^colture and
Xechanio Arts; coll.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1889: Lather Foster. M. S. A., Pres.
ALBUaTJERaiTE, Bernalillo Co., pop. 6.238.
Alhnquerqne Bnsinest College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; William E. Millilcen. B. C. S.,
Ph. B., Prin.
Albnqnerqne Indian School; Govt, industrial
school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1880;
James K. Allen, Supt.
St. Vincoit Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1882; Sister Angela Murphy. Prin.
University of Hew Mexico; unlv.; co-ed.; est.
1892; Wm. G. Tight. Ph. D., Pres.
LAS CSXTCES, Donna Ana Co., pop. 1.200.
Visitation Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Albertlna, Prin.
LAS YEOAS, San Miguel Co., pop. 3.552.
De La Salle Inatitnte; prep.; men; R. C; est.
1880: Brother Arthemian, Pres.
Hew Mexico Hormal University; normal;
state; co-ed.; est. 1898; W. E. Garrison,
Ph. D., Pres.
ROSWELL, Chaves Co., pop. 2,049.
Hew Mexico Military Institute; military: ter-
ritorial; non-sect.; est. 1895; Col. James
W. Willson, Supt.
SAHTA FE, Santa Fe Co., pop. 6,603.
Allison School; girls' boarding; Prcsb. ; est.
1866; M. Bertha Leauingham, Supt.
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; est.
1853: Sister M. Lucia, Prin.
Hew Mexico School for Deaf and Dumb; state;
W. C. Connor. Jr., Supt.
St. Michael's College; boys boarding; R. C,
est. 1861; Brother Hermes. Pres.
U. S. Indian Industrial School; Govt, indus-
trial school for Indians; co-eil. ; est. 1801;
C. J. Grandall, Supt.
SILVER CITY, Grant Co., pop. 2,735.
Hormal School of Hew Mexico; normal;
state; co-ed.; C. M. Light, Ph. D.. Pres.
SOCORRO, Socorro Co., pop. 1,512.
Hew Mexico School of Mines; mln. : men;
state; est. 1880; Robert P. Noble, A. M.,
Pres.
NEW YORK
Population, 7,268,012. School census, 1,806,940. School age, 5-18.
New York is the first state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 7,268,012 inhabitants, of whom 7,156,881, or 98.5 per cent, are white. Of this
number 1,889,523, or 26 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 5.5 per cent, the state ranking nineteenth in this respect-
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.
Andrew S. Draper, State Commissioner of Education Albany
Howard J. Rogers, M. A., LL. D., First Assistant Albany
Edwin J. Goodwin, Lit. D., L. H. D., Second Assistant Albany
Augustus S. Downing, M. A., Pd. D., LL. D., Third Assistant Albany
Chiefs of Divisions.
Administration, Harlan H. Horner, B. A.
Attendance, James D. Sullivan.
Educational Extension, William R. Eastman, M. A., M. L. S.
Examinations, Charles F. Wheelock, B. S., LL. D.
Inspections, Frank H. Wood, M. A.
Law, Thomas E. Finegan, M. A.
School Libraries, Charles E. Fitch, L. H. D.
Statistics, Hiram C. Case.
Visual Instruction, DeLancey M. Ellis.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regents of the University of the State of New York :
Term Expires
. Whttelaw Reid, Chancellor, New York City 1913
St. Clair McKelway. Vice-Chancellor, Brooklyn 1917
Daniel Beach, Watkins 1906
Eugene A. Philbin, New York City 1909
Charles A. Gardiner, New York City 1910
Edward Lauterbacit, New York City 1911
T. Guilford Smith. Buffalo 1912
Pliny T. Sexton, Palmyra 1914
Albert Vander Veer. Albany 1915
f^uciAN L. Shedden. Plattshurp: 1916
William Nottingham, Syracuse 1918
Andrew S. Draper. State Commissioner of Education Albany
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NEW YORK j NEW YORK
Howard J. Rogers, First Assistant Commissioner
Edward J. Goodwin, Second Assistant Commissioner
Augustus S. Downing, Third Assistant
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
None. Duties all performed by Commissioner of Education.
STATE TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
None. Selection of text-books left to local school authorities. No state
supervision.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
James M. Edsall. President 8418 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn
Richard A. Searing, Secretary 478 Alexander St., Rochester
W. H. Benedict. Treasurer 508 West Third St., Elmira
F. D. Boynton, Superintendent of Exhibits Ithaca
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop of
County. Commissioner. Address. County.
Albany R. Clinton Baglcy South Bethlehem ...165,571
Myron Fllklns West Berne
Carroll Coon Altamont
Allegany J. Servlus Smith Hume 41,501
John D. Jones Cuma
Broome J. Edward Hurlburt Port Crane 69,149
Erwln B. Whitney Chenangro Porks ...
Cattaraugrus Squire C. Havden Frankllnvllle 66,648
Edward A. Stratton Great Valley
George E. Waller I^lttle Valley
Cayugra Herbert T. Morrison Weedsport 66.234
Oeorg-e W. Atwater Moravia
Chautauqua Pratt E. Marshall Sherman 88,314
Charles W. Whitney Fredonla
Judson S. Wright Falconer
Chemung Gould J. TJttle Van Etten 54.063
Chenango E. Everett Poole I^Incklaen Center . . . 36.568
Doloa Van Woert Af ton
Clinton Oliver A. Wolcott Keesevllle 47,430
Wm. George Graves Plattsburg
Columbia Randall N. Saunders North Germantown . . 48,211
William P. Darrow Chatham
Cortland .Tohn H. Murray Cortland 27.576
Ernest W. Chllds Homer
Delaware Frank L. Ostrander Masonvllle 46,418
Matthew H. Sanford Rovlna Center
Dutchess Frederick E. Benedict Billings 81.670
William R. Tremper Rhineheck
Erie .Tohn H. Meahl Sloan 433,686
William E. Pierce Wllllnk
William E. Bensley Sprlngvllle
Essex Sidney E. Maders Essex 30,707
Freeman C. Pond Port Henry
Franklin Addis K. Botsford Malone 42.853
Alexander Macdonald St. Regis Falls
Fulton Clarence E. V.in Burcn . . . .Mayfleld 42.842
Genesee Charles W. Stickle Batavia 34,561
Greene William H Anderson Athens 31.478
T^eslle A. Tompkins Cox.«?ackle
Hamilton Charles B. Hanley Wells 4,947
Herkimer Daniel N. Boynton Newport 51,049
Arthur J. Rose East Schuyler -- „.«
Tefferson Charles M. Pierce Adams 76,748
D. D. T. Marshall Redwood
William J. Wnnell Sacket Harbor
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PATTEBSON'S COLIiEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
County. Commissioner.
Lewis Daniel H. O'Brien
Harry J. Henry
Livlngrston Scott L. McNInch
Ralph J. Cranmer
Madison Irving S. Sears
Isaac N. Clements
Monroe James A. Harris
Fred W. Hill
Montgomery Arthur W. Smith
Nassau James S. Cooley
Niagara Charles Parker
William D. Wisner
Oneida Ray P. Snyder
William J. Lewis
Ervin W. Claus
Frank E. NIess
Onondaga Manford D. Green
Charles W. Lanning. . .
George T. Fuggle
Ontario John H. Stephens
Albert C. Aldridge
Orange Geo. W. Flood
William P. Kaufmann.
Orleans John M. Brown
Oswego Warren S. Gardner. . . .
Willard C. Richards...
Herman W. Kandt....
Otsego Floyd S. Lowell
Walter J. Multer
Putnam James H. Brooks
Rensselaer Benjamin W. File
Edwin S. Comstock. . . .
Rockland Herman T. Hopper. . . .
St. Lawrence William T. Clark
Forrest H. Gibbons....
Albert J. Fields
Saratoga Edward S. Coons
William W. Bates
Schenectady James Wingate
Schoharie William H. Long
Wilder S. Beard
Schuyler Jane Mae Harlng
Seneca Wilmer S. Wilson
Steuben Daniel F. Hiler
Fred J. Smith
T^eslio A. Raker
Suffolk Charles H. Howell
Dr. Edwin S. Moore. . . .
Sullivan James Hall
Henry J. Knoll
Tioga 0.«?car Granger
Tompkins Edward W. Undiko . . . .
Hattle K. Buck
leister Edmund M. Wilbur
Melvin G. Rhodes
Thoma.*? G. Perry
Warren Frank M. Starbuck . . . .
Hon. James L. Fuller..
Washington Grant J. Tefft
Myra L. Ingalsbe
Wayne Ida E. Cosad
Albert H. McMurray. . .
Westchester John C. Rockwell
riiarloR H. Cheney . . . .
Oc'orgf IT. Covey
Wyoming Ernest D. Jones
Pharlcs C. Mcfall
Yates William TT. Savage....
Pop. of
Address. County.
.Constableville 27.427
•Copenhagen
.Conesus 37.059
.Dansville
.Madison 40.545
.Cazenovia
.Penfield 217,854
.Spencerport
.St. Johnsvllle 47.488
.Glen Cove 55,448
.R F D 6, Lockport.. 74.961
. Ransom ville
.Stittville 192.800
.Westmoreland
.DurhamvIUe
.Boonville
.Liverpool 167,735
.East Onondaga
. Jamesville
.Clifton Springs 49.605
.Victor
.Highland Falls 103,859
.Port Jervis
.R. F. D. 1. Holley... 30.164
.Minetto
.Parish
. Altmar
Sch enevus 48.939
.Oneonta
.Garrison 13.787
.Raymertown 121.697
.Nassau
.Monsey
.Hallesboro 89.083
.Russell
.WInthrop
.Ballston Springs
.Corinth
.Princetown 46,852
.Gilboa 26.854
.Box 26, Jefferson....
.Watklns
.Ovid 28.114
.Prattsburg 82.822
.Addison
.Howard
.Riverhead 77,582
.Bayport
, .Narrowsburg 32.306
.T..ivingston Manor. . .
. .Oswego 27.951
. .Trumansburg
, .North I^nsing
. .Saugerties 88.422
, .Port Ewen
, .Kerhonkson
..Glens Falls 29.943
, .North Creek
. .Greenwich
. .Hartford
. .Wolcott 48.660
, .Walworth
..Port Chester 183.376
..White Plains
. .Katonah
. .Wyoming
. .Eagle
. .Rusliville
OF TBE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
153
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBANY. Albany Ck>.. pop. 94.151.
Academy of the Holy Name: prep.; girls:
R. C: Sister M. Frederlcka. Prln.
Academy of the Sacred Heart: girls* board-
ing: R. C; est. 1852: Madame Margaret
Moran. Superior.
Albany Academy, The; boys' boarding: non-
sect.: Henry P. Warren, A. B., Prln.
Albany Business Colloire; bus.; and sten. : Jno.
B. Camell, Pres.
Albany Colle^re of Pharmacy, Union Univer-
sity; phar.; co-ed.: est. 1881; Willis O.
Tucker. Ph. D., M. D.. Dean. Eagle St.
Albany Female Academy; girls* boarding: non-
sect.; Ester Louise Camp. Prln.
Albany Hospital Traininir School for Nurses.
The; nurses* training.
Albany Law School, Union University: law:
men; est. 1851; J. Newton Flero, LL. D.,
Dean.
Albany Medical College. Union University;
mod.: reg.: men; est. 1838; Samuel B.
Ward, M. D.. Ph. D., Dean.
Cathedral Academy; prep.; boys: R. C. ; Rev.
J. P. O'Connor, Pres.
Christian Brothers' Academy: boys' boarding;
R. C; Rev. Broth^?r Jerome. Prln.
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls'
boarding; R. C; Madame M. Moran. Prln.
Holy Cross Academic School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C: Sister Theobalds.
New York State Library School; library;
co-ed.: non-sect.; est. 1887; E. H. Ander-
son, Director.
New York State Normal College; normal;
state: co-ed.: William J. Milne, Ph. D..
LL. D., Pres.
St. Agnes' School; girls' boarding: P. E. ; est.
1870; Miss C. R. Seabnry, Prln.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Brother William. Pres.
St. John's Academy; prep.; co-od,; R. C. ;
Sister Dolores, Superior.
Union University; schools; Union College.
Schenectady: Albany College of Phar-
macy: Albany Law School; Albany McmI-
ical College; Dudley Observatory (for re-
search).
ALFRED. Alleghany Co., pop. 756.
Alfred Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1836: Frank L. Greene. M. A., Prln.
Alfred Theological Seminary; theol.: co-ed.:
7th Day Bapt.: est. 1871: Rev. Arthur
Main, A. M.. D. D., Pres.
Alfred University; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
18.%: Rev. Boothe C. Davis, M. A., Ph.
D., Pres.
New York State School of Clay Working and
Ceramics; department of Alfred FnlviT-
slty: est. 1900; Charles F. Blnns, M. So..
Director.
ALLEGHANY, Cattaraugus Co.. pop. 2.000.
St. Bonaventure's College; coll.; men; R. C:
est. 1859: Very Rev. Joseph F. Bntl.r.
Pres.
St. Elisabeth's Academy; girls* boarding; R.
C: Motiifr M, Teppfft. Prln.
AVSTERDAM, Montgomery Co., pop. 20,920.
St. Mary's Catholic Institute; prep.; co^ed.:
R. C; Sister Mercella, Prin.
ANNANDALE, Dutchess Co., pop. 110.
St. Stephen's College; coll.; men; P. E., est.
ISGO: Rev. Thomas L. Harris, D. D..
Warden.
ANTWERP, Jefferson Co., pop. 020.
Antwerp High School; prep.: co-ed.; Meth. :
est. 1852; Albert Tyler Bonck. A. M.
AUBURN, Cayuga Co., pop. 30,345.
Auburn School of Business and Shorthand:
bus. and sten.; est. 1800; Hlland F.
Crumb. Pres.
Auburn Theological Seminary; theol.; men:
Presb.; est. 1818; Rev. George B. Stew-
art. D. D.. LL. D.. Pres.
Home School for Girls: girls' boarding; non-
sect.: Miss Mar>' E. Robinson, Prln.
AURORA, Cayuga Co., pop. 555.
Casruga Lake Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: All)ert Some.si. A. M., Prln.
Somes School; boys' prep.; non-sect.; Albert
Somes. A. M., Prln.
Wells College; women: non-sect.: est. 1868;
Rev. George Morgan Ward, D. D., Pres.
BATAYIA, Genesee Co., pop. 0.180.
St. Joseph's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; Sister M. Helena, Prln.
BAYFORT, SuiFolk Co., pop. 710.
Shinnacock Summer School of Art; art; co-
ed.; est. 1802; Douglas J. Couriah. Dir.
BEDFORD PARK, Station New York, P. 0.
Ursuline Convent: girls* boarding: R. C:
Mother M. Fidells, Superior.
BELLEVILLE, Allegany Co., pop. 384.
Union Academy of Belleville; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect. : Clyde L. Harvey, Prln.
BEDFORD, Westchester Co., pop. 2.32.
Bedford Academy; prep": co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1800; Alfred D. Partridge. Pres.
BINGHAMTON. Broome Co.. pop. .-^0.047.
Barlow School of Industrial Arts; Indust. ; co-
ed.: non-sect.; est. 1806; Vinton S. Paess-
ler, A. M.. Prln.
Binghamton School of Business; bus. and
sten.: Dr. Jno. F. Riley, Pres.
Lady Jane Grey School, The; girls* boarding
and day; non-sect.; Mrs. Jane Grey Hyde.
Prin.
St. Joseph's Academy: prlrls' boarding; R. C. ;
Sister M. .Toeeph. Prln.
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, Westchester Co.
Knox's School for Girls; girls* boarding: non-
sect.: est. lOO.*?; Mary Alice Knox, B. A..
Prln.
BRIDGEHAMPTON, Suffolk Co., pop. 1..304.
Literary and Commercial Institute ; prt>i). :
co-od.: non-sect.; Lewis W. Hnllock. Prin.
BROCKFORT, Monroe Co., pop. 3.308.
State Normal and Training School; normal:
state: co-od.: est. 1867; Charles T. Mc-
Farlaiie. D. Pr., Pres.
BRASHER FALLS, St. Lawrence Co., pop. 570.
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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
St. Joseph's Academic School; prep.; girls;
R. C; Sister Superior.
BRENTWOOD, Suffolk Co., pop. 842.
Academy of St. Joseph; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Mary Loretto.
BRONXVILLE, Westchester Co., pop. 684.
Brantwood Hall; girls* boarding and day;
non-sect.; est. 1904; The Misses Maine,
Prins.
Nazareth Industrial School; girls* boarding;
R. C; Mother Elizabeth, Principal.
Society of St. Martha; girls' boarding; R. C:
Mother Elizabeth, Superior.
BROOKLYN, Kings Co., pop. 1.166,582.
Academy of Our Lady of Victory; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sister Superior; 149 McDon-
ough St.
Academy of the Visitation; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Phllomene de Chantal, Prln.,
Cor. 2nd Ave. and 89th St.
Adelphia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
day; Charles H. Levermore, Ph. D,, Prln.
Adelphi Art School; art; J. B. Wbittakcr,
Director; Lafayette Ave. and St. James
PL
Adelphi College; coll.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1896; Charles H. Levermore, B. A., Ph.
D., Pros., Lafayette Ave., Cor. St. James
Place.
American and Italian School of Music; Joseph
Ferrugia, Director, 661 Park Ave.
American School of Elocution; eio. ; est. 1890;
Walter V. Holt, Prin., 345 Clinton Ave.
Bedford Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
E. J. Winn, Prin., C40 Nostrand Ave.
Bedford Institute; prep.; girls: Miss M. T.
Purdy, Prin., 221 McDonough St.
Berkley Institute; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Julian W. Abemethy, Ph. D., Prln., 185
Lincoln PI.
Blackman's School; bus. and sten. ; F. B.
Biackman, Prln., 707 Halsey St.
Borough Academy of Brooklyn; bus. and sten.:
Beatrice C. Carbit, 39 Madison St,
Boyce's Shorthand Training School; sten.; E.
A. Boyce. Prin., 529 8th St.
Breevort School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
day; Adeline M. Kllping. M. A.. Prln..
1819 Albemarle Road.
Bridge's School, Miss; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
Miss Bridge, Prin., 545 Dean St.
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art.; music:
R. W. Connor, Director; .'>49 Greene Ave.
Brooklyn Business Institute: bus. and sten.:
W. 11. Vernon. Prin.; 870 Willoughby Ave.
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy; co-ed.; est.
1S91; William C. Anderson, Phar. D.,
Donn, 205 Nostrand Ave.
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music; music; co-
ed.: est. 1897> K. Adolph Whitelaw, Di-
rector. 5.3.'J Franklin Ave.
Brookljm Heights Seminary: girls' bonrdinj;:
iion-soct.; Miss Ellon Yal«> Stovona. Prln.;
IS Piorrcpont St.
Brooklyn Industrial School of Arts and
Science: day: non-scot.; V. W. Iloopor.
502 Fulton St.
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science; prop.:
co-ed.; non-sect.; A. A. Healy, Prin.
Brooklyn Latin School; boys' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1883; George D. Hapgood. A.
M., Prin., 40 Monroe PI.
Brookljm Law School, St. Lawrence Uni-
versity; law: men; est. 1901; W. Payson
Richardson. LL. D., Dean, Eagle Bldg.
Brooklyn Studio of Music; music; William A.
Enderlin. Dlr., 383 Gates Ave.
Browne's Brookljm Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1859; T. R. Browne, Prln., 76
Court St.
Bryant & Stratton Business School; bus. and
sten.; est. 1800; W. B. Glfford, Pres.
Central Business School; bus. and sten.: est.
1902; Charles Edwards. Ph. D., Pres.,
459 Gates Ave.
Charles Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
est. 1893; Wra. P. Charles, A. M., Pres.,
472 Franklin Ave.
Ciyil Service School; day and evening; W. J.
D. Campbell. 13 Willoughby St.
Claghom's Bryant & Stratton Boaineu College;
bus. and sten.; C. Claghom, Pres., cor.
Fulton and Bedford Ave.
Clinton School; girls' day: non-sect.; Miss A.
E. Trowbridge. Prin.. 191 Harrison St.
Curtis Business Training School; bus. and
sten.; Thomas Curtis. Prln., 140 Fort
Green Place.
Denton School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Min
Louise Denton. Prin.. 109 Lincoln Place.
Eclectic Shorthand School; sten.; N. B. Sage,
372 Monroe St.
Euclid School; bus.; Chas. Hermann. 1297
Fulton St.
European Conservatory of Music; music;
Signor M. Guarrinl, Dir.. 344 0th St.
Female Institute of the Visitation; girls*
boarding; R. C; Sister Phllomene de
Chantal. Prln., cor. 2nd Ave. and 80th
Street.
Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.; Friends'; Ed-
ward B. Ransom. Prln., 102 Schermer-
hom St.
Froehel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1875; Dwight R. LltUe, M. A.. Ph. M..
Prln.. 687 Lafayette Ave.
Garrett's School for Young Ladies and Chll*
dren; glrla' boarding: non-sect.: S. W.
Garrott, Prin.. 146 Macon St.
Hager's Studio of Music: music; Henry Ha-
ger. Dlr.. 51 Harmon St.
Halsey School; prep.; co-ed.; non-soct. ; day:
Miss E. Nicholson, Prin., 173 Halsey St.
Hanau College of Music; music; Maurice Z.
Hanau. Dir.. 443 Monroe St.
Hawn School of Speech Arts; elc; Henry O.
Ilawn, Prin.. 442 Classon Ave.
Heffley School; bus. and sten.: Norman P.
neffley. Pres.. 245 Ryerson St.
Hinchcliffe's College of Mnsic; music; est.
1879: A. Hinchcliffe. Dlr., 207 Scbenner
horn St.
Howell's School of Music; music; Frank W.
Howell. Dlr, 413 58th St.
Jordan School of Mnsic; music: George W.
Jordan, Dir.. 15 McDonough St.
Kennedy's School, Miss; prep.; co-ed.; non-
soct.: day; Mlss Kennedy, Prin., 211
Carroll St.
OF THE UNTTEB STATES AND CANADA.
155
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
Kisaick's BdiincBs IiLatitut«t biiit. an^ sti^n.;
est. ISfiO; W. A. KVaBtck. Prlp., 45 AsJi
land P).
Keh^P M^mion Bobtwl; prep.; eoeiK* mm-
Sift.i day; J. L, CurHs, PHn., r»*4 Bed-
ford Are.
L4fciin BcluKil> ThoE boya* day: iiL>ii-sc?t.; Dr^
Cji^kle lldiTl*™, M. A.H Pria., 40 Moa.
roe Pi.
Lock wood Ac&dflmf; HtKp-i ifo-ed.; noil firTH:t.;
bonrdiiip: K. J. Cirr. Prin . 13S S. Ox-
ford .St.
Lon» Iflund Bitimesi OoUdsd; ^iis. nnd sten,;
e*t, 1S72: B<lwln T.^lbfrc(-d. Pli. a, Prlti..
14,1 S. Stli St,
Lda« lilind Col1«ee Hoipltil Me died Col-
lefffs; lutHl.; r<?s.; t-Rt. ISBOi Dr. MeCortJe.
Br* fin. cor, fffiiry rtiid Pftciflc.
MjtcOrftgoT Schcrtil; bUA. nnd tttf'ii. ; 05 Hetiry
Htltlry S:ome iLnd Bay School, Kftthorine L*j
eirla* boHrdtrm: Mips K/ithcrlni' L. Malt by.
Prin., 3flO JoFflleiiifHi »t.
X&Atim] TrKiDinff Hlf^ Sckcwl; pFep.i; crd-ed-:
ept. lSi>.1; Clinrltf» D. Larbltie. Prlu.
Minfm' BuKtbeBB Acmderayt buN. ntid Bti^n.;
ffst. ISft^: M, L. Mim?r Ph U-k Prin..
Jtrooltlyn llritonitb,
llo]i«iiliiiii4T CaDHTTataiy i^jf IfiitiG; Ruiatc;
i'f^t. \ht\S; Henry Molkaliau?r, Din* 73
Mvin^E^tDn St.
Monroe Conterratory of Kufic; munlc; ^SH
Motir&e St.
Moimtt Scheol; ilon.. M\»s Fumiy Moi^?. Prln^,
lltv flroddwny.
KatiTity Acadeaiy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G.; Sla-
ter M. Bo«U> Prln. 2a Madtiton St.
Kew Toik finpantocy Baliool; prcp,L ei>'e<S. ;
non-nect.; d«y and even Ins'; Em 1 1 H, C«-
di«?rrer. A. M,, LL. B,, Prln^n 200 Jotnle-
EDO]!] St.
FmckeT CoUe^Ato lUBtltute; tfrrls* Aayi aoit-
mett*: eflt. IS^t^: Tmman J. Bfickua,
LL. D.. Pres.* I TO Joralemnti St.
ffiTMsa Scboulp Mn,i prcp- eo-f*d ^ nod-aect.^
dny^ Mr*. M. R. Perkliie<. Prin.. S30 Flat-
busb Ave.
Folyt«cIuiic Invtltate of Bittoklyn: tccli. ; mon;
ooniifet.; est. 1S54; Ftt^flerlek W, Atkin
son* Pb, D.- PrPii., 85 E.|\1aKstnn St.
Fol^eghniiJ Freparatory flchool; pTep-; toch^:
tsoya' dayp Don-aeet; est. IS5Bt A. E,
naer, Prin.. SW* LiTlagtitoii St.
Pratt IiLBtiliita; t*M?b.j eo-ed.; tirtn-fteuLi est,
ISQ7; PH?il<*TLek H, Pratt, M. A., Chatr-
njai», 215 Rypreon St.
Pratt loatltixte Art School; art, design nm\
oreli. : oo-cd.: rat, 1SS7; Walter Scott
iVnr, M. 8,, E^rltL, Ryersob St.
Pnit Inatitwt* Hi^h Bcliool; prep.; co-ed.:
ncHiM**t.; Liilber CJiilkk, l*r1li., 215 By-
tntm St,
ProBpflL't Helffhtf* School: ti^iys' boardings tion-
sicM D. E. Ew'ftM, I^rli],. T>\ 7tli Ave,
BotijL^a' Bchaol for Glrb. Miaa; i^lrla* bouM
hVK : inT^n-Bi'ct.: Misa €hnstJnti Rmirtd!*,
I'fiji., 7t2rt tliiiton Ave.
St. Agnei' Semioaiy: nirla* bojvrdlng; R. C.^
Slsh'Pn of St. Joseph. l*S3 Union St.
St, AmbivBe AcadefOfi glrb' day; R. C. Sla-
ters of SL Jo«eD>iH TBS Dt Kalb Ave,
St. Anj^ela'a H&]]; slrl^' day; R. 0.; Sinters
i>f St, J»^s< pb, 28<J WiiBhlngton Av*.
Bt. GAthorinft HalU j^trla' hoardlQf and day:
P. E.: Mi PR t^onro. Prln.< ^(i Wash Ire
ion St,
St. ^raneli Academy; pr^p.; boy«; R. C;
Brother Raphsiel. PHn,
Bt« FraaciB Collefe; e^ll.i ill in; R. C*, eat
IftTjU; Rixjthir Vincent, Pn-a., 41 Rotler
?irrcot.
St. ftanciB Xariar't Acadamy; girls' tward-^
\ng; n. C. 'r SLptw M. Borgia, Superior
St. Jamei Acadomy; boya' bo^irdln^r R. C;
est. 1851; Bn^lber Aufielm. F. S. C.
Prin.. 211 .Iny St.
St JTaha'B Collora; eolL; mon; E. C, : i»«t.
1870; Vi>ry Rev, J. W. Moore, Prea.,
WUlongJitiy and T^ewFa Ave.
St John'a Collepap Theotoirteal Dept,; theol. ;
meti: R, Cr, Bt-v, W. P. Hoetor, T>eaii,
St. Joseph Commercial Acxd^my; ir^ri^^ Slater
i^npcrlor. S34 Pfvcittc ^t,
St. Thamu Aquinai Acadamy; prei^: flrla"
diiy; R. C; Sistrr Marj" Anna. Prbi., »tb,
cor ftf 4 til Ave.
Slack's Schoel of Moaiti; niuatc; S. SI nek. t>lr..
tiZtK Onles Av*v
Starn'a School of Lan^affea; lnnfr.: S. M.
Stern, Dlr., 177 MantaKT](» St,
Teale'i School of Btenosraphy and LasguaieB;
flten, mtd lutis-; Ollvof n. Teale. Pres..
121 Court St
Training School fflr Teachen: normal: state;
cfl'Cd.; *lohn ^^allagber. PrCa., 1483 Pa-
clRc Ave.
Talaaoa Bohool of Lanriafei; lan^iagee; eit,
ISf^O; S. Fablen de Velai^eo. lilr. 283
ScbernierhoTTi St,
Waotwartb Studio of Dramatic Art; dramatic
art. 315 Grvene Are.
Wood'a Brooklyn School: bua. and ateii.^ e«t.
1902; F. B. Wood. .Tr., Prfd., Broaaway
and Bedford At p.
Young^B School af BtBno^aphy; at en: Cbia.
F. YonnK, H^ MontaffTie St,
Y, W. C, A. School; girls' dny; nf>n-iwct.;
Mrs. C, N. ^luflaofi, Prlri., S<*hennnn St.
and Flfltbuah Ave,
Zeinor'a Cana«rvatorr of Kuilc: rauMe^ P, W,
Zi?iiur. .rr.. Itlr., IfH Leoujird St.
BEtrSHTOK, Franklin Co., pop. Rlfl.
St. Philomena'a Academic School; gErU'
I pO 11 rdl n e ; It . P . ; M h ry Rn ph n el . Sister
Rn peri or.
BUFFALO, Iria Co,, pop. S02,3ST.
Auoclatiod Inttftuta, Tho; Y. M. C. A,; pi'e;>. :
inet!^ E. E, Viid xViitler, Ei!iir. Dtr.
BTyant-Stratton Busineaa Colleffa; bns. nnd
afen, J I'Kt, 18.'(4; riareiiee L, Bryant,
Prhi,. nri W. Opneaee,
Biiitalo Academy of the Sacnd Haart; g^irla''
I^CMirdlng; R, P.; SSatpr M. Leonard, Sn-
pi'Kor. 7iii WaBhlngtan Bt,
BulTala Commercial InBtitwte; bus. and sti-n.*
J, M, WootL T'rJn., 3111 Iiron*Jwxiy.
Buffalo Law School, I'TilverHtly of RnfTabht
Ijiw; no<?tj.; e«{. 1SS7; Carlo* C. Aldea.
lil.. M.. IX'an. tt33 Elllcott ^u
Bu^alo Saminaryi The; s^rls' boarding; non
156
PATTEBSOITS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
sect.: est, 1861; L. Gertrude AngcU. B.
A., Prin., 623 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; James M. Gassety, Ph. D., Pres.,
Jersey, near Normal.
Canisius College; coll.; men; R. C., est. 1870;
Rev. Angustlne A. Miller, S. J., Pres.,
651 Washington St.
D'Youville College and Academy of the Holy
Angels; girls' boarding; R. C; est. 1848;
Sister Stanislaus, Prin.
Elmwood (Conservatory of Music; music: A.
Schmidt. Dir., 68C Main St.
Franklin School, The; prep.: day; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. J. Albright. Pros., 146 Park Ave.
German Martin Luther Seminary; theol.: men;
Luth. ; Rev. Rudolph Grabnu, Dean.
Heathcote School; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1865; Lester Wheeler. A. M.. L. H.
D., Prin.. 621 Delaware Ave.
Holy Angels' Academy; girls' boarding: R. C. ;
est. 1857: Sister Stanislaus, Prin., 320
Porter Ave.
Holy Angels' Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-
ed.; R. C.; Michael F. Fallon, Pres.
Hurst's Private School; bus. and sten.; est.
1806; S. O. Hurst, Pres., Brisbane Bldg.
Institute of Sisters of St. Joseph; girls'
boarding: R. C: Sister Mary A. Burko,
Superior.
Mount Mercy Academy; girls' boarding; R. €.;
Sister M. Borgia, Superior.
St. Bridget's Academic School; prop.; co-ed.;
R. C; Rev. Jamos A. Lanigan, Pros.
St. Margaret's School: girls' boarding: P. E. :
est. 1855; Mrs. Helen H. Van Winkle,
Prin., 564 Franklin St.
St. Mary's Academy and Industrial Female
School; girls' boarding: R. C. : Mary C.
Ilendrick, Prin.
St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute; lioys' prep.;
R. C: Brotlior Jerome, Pros.. 1238 Main.
St. Margaret's School; girls' boarding: P. E.;
est. 185.">: Mrs. Holon II. Van WInklo.
Prin., 564 Franljlln St.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding: R. C;
Mary Hanloy. Prin., 68-74 Franklin.
State Normal School: nor.; state; co-od.; ost.
1870: James M. Cassety, A. M., Ph. D.,
Prin.
University of Buffalo; scho<»l8 Buffalo Law
School: Collogo of I'hannncy; Dontal De-
purtmont: Modloal Departmout: Chas P.
Norton, A. B., VIce-Chnnoollor.
University of Buffalo, Collogo of Pharmacy:
phar.: co-od.: ost. 1886; Willis G. Grog-
cry, M. D., Donn.
University of Buffalo, Dontal Department :
dont. : oo-od.; ost. 1891; Goo. B. Snow.
D. D. S.. Dean, (too«lrioh. near Main.
University of Buffalo, Modioal Dopartmont;
mcd.: rog.: co-od.: ost. 184.'>: Matthow
D. Mann. A. M.. M. I)., Doan. 'M Allon St.
CANTON. St. Lawrence Co., pop. 2.757.
Clinton Liberal Institute; prop.; rood.:
I'ulv. : Almon Gunnison. I>. D.. LL. D.,
Pres.
St. Lawrence Uaivenity; coll.; co-ed.; Univ.:
est. 1858; Almoo Gunnison. D. D., LL. D..
Pres.
St. Lawrence University, Canton ThaoU^ioal
School; theol.; men; Univ.; Henry Prentiss
Forbes, D. D., Dean.
-CABMEL, Putnam Co., pop. 588.
Drew Seminary for Yonnc Women: glils'
boarding; M. E.; Miss Martha Lee Han-
aburgh. Pres.
CABTHAGE, Jefferson Co., pop. 2,885.
Augustinian Institute; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Mary Beatrice, Prin.
CATSKILL, Greene Co., pop. 5,484.
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; boys; R. C
Rev. William P. Fitzgerald, Pres.
CAZENOVIA, Madison Co., pop. 1,819.
Cazenovia Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Metb.; est.
1824; Rev. Francis D. Blakesley, D. D..
Litt. D., Prin.
CENTERPORT, Suffolk Co.
St. Anthony's School; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Ferdinand, Prin.
CHAPPAQUA, Westchester Co., pop. 733.
Chappaqua Mountain Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends; Charles R. Blenis, Prin.
CHAUTAUQUA, Chautauqua Co., pop. 828.
Chautauquan Institution; correspcmdence and
summer school; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1874; Dr. George E. Vincent, Pr!n.
CHATHAM, Columbia Co., pop. 2,018.
Whiteman's Telegraph School; bus. and sten.;
Frank Whiteman, Pres.
CLIFF HAVEN, Clinton Co., pop. 22.
Catholic Summer School of America; summer
school; co^ed.; R. C.; est. 1802; Rev.
John Talbot Smith. D. D., Pres.
CLINTON, Oneida Co., pop. 1,840.
Clinton Preparatory School; boys' prep.; non-
sect.; J. B. Wheeler. A. M., Prin.
Hamilton College: coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1812: Rev. M. Woolsey Stryker, D. D..
LL. D., Pres.
COHOES, Albany Co., pop. 23,910.
Sacred Heart Academic School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C. ; Sister .M. Laurentios, Superior.
St. Bernard's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Rov. Tiiomas S. Keveny, Prin.
St. Patrick's Academic School; prep.; boys;
U. C: Rev. P. J. Brady, Pres.
COLLEGE POINT, Queens Co., pop. 6,127.
Poppenhusen Institute; bus. and sten.: art:
est. 1860; John G. Embree, A. M.. Prin.
St. Agnes Academy; pnep.; co-ed.; R. C:
boarding and day; Sister M. Petra, Prin.
COENWALL-ON-THE-HUDSON, Oraaffe Os.,
pop. 1,000.
Bard Hall; military; young boys; Superinten-
dent.
Cornwall Heights School; boys* lioanling; non-
soot.: est. 18C7: Carlos H. Stone. Ph.
1).. Headmaster.
Cornwall High School; prep.; non-sect.; ee-
od.; ost. 1806; H. C. Woodworth, Prin.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
157
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
Hew York Military Academy; military: non-
sect.: Sebastian C. Jones, Prin.
State Normal and Training School; normal:
state: co-ed.: est. 1869; Francis J. Cheney,
M. A., Ph. D., Pre«.
COBTUUn), Cortland Co., pop. 0.014.
Cortland Business Institute; nor.: bus. and
sten. ; est. 1894; Louis E. Edgecomb, Pres.
DELHI, Delaware Co., pop. 2,078.
Delaware Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.:
est. 1819; Olln Wilson Wood. Ph. D.,
Prin.
D0BB8 FERRY. Westchester Co.. pop. 2,888.
Boardinir And Day School; girls' boarding:
non-sect.; The Misses Masters, Prins.
Mackenzie School; boys' prep.; non-sect.;
James C. Mackenzie, Prin.
DOVER PLAINS, Dutchess Co., pop. 602.
Dover Plains Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; A. E. Bangs, Prin.
DUNKIRK, Chautauqua Co., pop. 11,616.
St. Mary's Middle Academic School; prep.;
co-ed.; R. G.; St. Agnes Joseph, Prin.
EAST SPRnrGFIELD, Otsego Co., pop. 100.
East Springfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Randolph F. Clark. Prin.
ELBRID6E, Onondaga Co., pop. 549.
Munroe Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Lester G. Tumey, Prin.
FT.MTRA, Chemung Co., pop. 35,672.
Ac ademy of Our Lady of Angels; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Sister Regina, Prin.
Elmira College for Women; coll.; women;
Presb.; est. 1885; Alexander C. MacKen-
zie, D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Elmira School of Commerce; bns. and sten.;
est. 1880; B. C. Meeker, Pres.
Warner's Business School; bus. and sten.; est.
1858; Augustus J. Warner, Pres.
FAR ROCKAWAY, Queens Co., pop. 3,000.
Star of the Sea Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C: Sister St. Qermaine, Superior.
FISHKHiL-ON-THE-HUDSON, Dutchess Co.,
pop. 3,673.
Caswell Academy; boys' prep.; mil. ; non-sect. :
T. K. Kennedy. Prin.
Mount Beacon Military Academy; military;
non-sect.; Col. Vasa E. Stolbrand, Prin.
Wilson School for Bojrs; boys' boarding: P.
E.: BenJ. Lee Wilson. Prin.
FLTTSHIMO, Queens Co.
Plnshing Institute; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Ellas Fairchlld, Prin.
Kyle Military Institute; military; non-sect.:
Paul Kyle, Prin.
Loncks' Resident and Day School, Mrs; gtrls'
boarding; non-sect.; Mrs. Loucks, Prin.
FORDHAM, SUtion New York P. 0.
Pordham UniYersity, St. John's College: coll.;
men; R. C. ; Rer. Daniel J. Quinn, Pres.
Fordham UniTersity, School of Law; law:
men; P..al Fuller, LL. D., Dean.
FORT EDWARD, Washington Co., pop. 3.521.
Fort Edward Collegiate Institute; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; Joseph E. King, D. D.,
Pli. P.. Prin.
FORT PLAIN, Montgomery Co.. pop. 2.444.
Clinton Liberal Institute; burned: endowment
merged with St. Lawrence University,
Canton. N. Y.
FRANKLIN, Delaware Co., pop. 472.
Delaware Literary Institute; prep.: co-ed.:
non-sect.; M. J. Multer, B. S.. Prin.
FRANKLINVILLE, Cattaraugus Co., pop. 1,300.
Ten Broeck Free Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.: Hamilton Terry. Pres.
FREDONIA, Chautauqua Co., pop. 4.127.
State Normal and Training School; normal:
state; co-ed.; est. 1868: Myron T. Dana,
Ph. B.. Pd. D., Prin.
GARDEN CITY, Nassau Co., pop. 581.
St. Mary's Cathedral School; girls' boarding;
P. E. ; Miss Annie S. Gibson. Prin.
St. Paul's Cathedral School; boys' boarding:
P. E.; W. R. Marsh, A. M.. Prin.
GENESEO, Livingston Co., pop. 2.400.
Geneseo State Normal School; normal; state:
co-ed.: John M. Milne, Ph. D., Pres.
GENEVA, Ontario Co., pop. 10.433.
Barclay's Business Institute and School of
Shorthand; bus. and sten.: est. 1897; B.
C. Barclay, Prin.
De Lancey School; girls' boarding: P. E. :
Marj* E. Smart, Pres.
Geneva Business Training Institute; bus. and
sten.; est. 1880; Ansel B. Mackey, Pres.
Hobart College; coll.; men; P. E.; est. 1822:
Rev. Langdon C. Stewardson, LL. D.,
Pres.
GLEN COVE, Nassau Co., pop. 3,750.
Friends' Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; F.
E. Wllllts. Sec.
GLENS FALLS, Warren Co., pop. 12,613.
Glens Falls Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. S. Cox, Prin.
Haley's Business Institute; bus. and sten.;.
J. W. Haley, Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. :
Sister M. Florentine, Prin.
GLOVERSVILLE. Fulton Co., pop. 18,340.
Oloversville Business School; bus. and sten.:
U. O. Patterson and A. A. Burr, Pres.
GOSHEN, Orange Co., pop. 2,826.
St. John's Academic School; prep.: boys; R.
C. ; Rev. P. J. Mahoney, Pres.
HAMILTON, Madison Co., pop. 1,627.
Colgate Academy; boys' boarding; Bapt.; est.
1873; Frank L. Shepardson, A. M., Prin.
Colgate University; coll.; men; Bapt.: est.
1S19: Rev. GcorKo Edmands Merrill, D.
D., LL. D.. Pres.
Hamilton Theological Seminary, Colgate Uni-
versity; thool.; men; Bapt.; Sylvester
Buruham, D. D., Dean.
HARTWICK SEMINARY, Otsego Co., pop. 124.
Hartwick Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Lutb. ; est.
1707; J. G. Trnver, A. M., D. D., Prin.
Hartwick Seminary, Thooiogical Department;
theol.: men; Lnth,: Alfred Ilillor, D. D..
Chairman.
HEMPSTEAD, L. I., Nassau Co., pop. 3,582.
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIKECTOBY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
Hempttead Institution; boys* boarding: non-
sect.; D. Turner, A. M., Prin.
HERKIICEB, Herkimer Ck>., pop. 5,900.
Folts' Mission Institute; theol. and kind.; M.
E.; est. 1803; Miss Ida V. Joatz, Prln.
HOGAKSBXTRG, Franklin Co., pop. 390.
Hor&nsburff Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Mary F. McGarr, Prin.
HOOSICK, Rensselaer Co., pop. 388.
Hoosac School; boys' prep.; non-sect.; Rev.
Edward Dudley Tibbcts, Rector.
HOOSICK FALLS, Rensselaer Co., pop. 5.671.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Francis McCranor, Prin.
HORNELLSVILLE, Steuben Co., pop. 12.692.
Hemellsville Business and Shorthand School;
bus. and sten. ; J. E. B. Santee, Pres.
St. Ann's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.; R.
C. ; Francis J. Naoghten, Prin.
HTJDSOK, Columbia Co., pop. 9.528.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Rev. Joseph H. Fitzgerald, Pres.
IRVIKGTOK - ON - THE • HUDSON. Westchester
Co., pop. 2,231.
Bennett's School for Girls, Miss; removed to
MiUbrook, N. Y.
ITHACA, Tompkins Co., pop. 13,136.
Cascadilla School; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1876; Chas. V. Parsell, A. M., Prin.
Cornell University; nnlv.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1868; Jacob Gould Schurman, D. Sc,
LL. D., Pres.
Cornell University, College of Agriculture;
agri.; men; Liberty H. Bailey, M. S.,
Dean.
Cornell University, College of Architecture;
tech.; men; non-sect.; Clarence A. Mar-
tin, Dean.
Cornell University, College of Arts and Sci-
ences; co-ed.; non-sect.; Walter Francis
Willcox, LL. B., Dean.
Cornell University, College of Civil Engi-
neering; tech.; men; non-sect.; Eugene
Elwin Haskell, C. E., Dean.
Cornell University, College of Law; law; co-
ed.; est. 1887; Frank Irvine, B. S., LL. B.,
Dir.
Ithaca High School; boys' prep.: non-sect.; est.
1874; F. D. Boynton, Prin.
New York State Veterinary College at Cor-
nell University; vet.; men: est. 1S9(»;
James Law, F. R. C. V. S., Dean.
Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering and
the Mechanical Arts, Cornell University:
tech.: men; non-seet. : Albert W. Smith.
B. M. E., M. M. E., Dir.
University Preparatory School, The; boys'
boardinK; non-seet.; est. ISUl; Charles A.
Stiles, B. S., Prin.
Wyckoff Phonographic Institute, The; bus.
and sten.; est. 1877: Mary A. Adsltt.
Pres.
JAMAICA, Queens Co., pop. 5.908.
Jamaica State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; ArchlbiiM C. M. McLuchlan. Ph.
I).. Pres.
JAMESTOWN, ChanUuqna Co., pop. 22.892.
The Jamestown Business College; bus. and
Bten.; 11. E. V. Porter, Pre«.
KEESEYILLE, Essex Co., pop. 2.110.
McAuley Academy: prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis-
ter Xavler Warde, Superior.
St. Stanislaus Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1893; Rev. M. Cbarbonneau. Prin.
KENWOOD, Madison Co., pop. 010.
Female Academy of 8acT«d Haart; girls*
boarding; R. C; Madam Margaret Moran.
Superior.
KEUKA PARK, Yates Co., pop. 45.
Kenka College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1892; Rev. Z. A. Spaca, A. M., Pres.
KINGSTON, Ulster Co.. pop. 24.535.
Livingston School for Children; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Miss Mary Moncrieffe Living-
ston, Prin.
Spencer's Business School; bus. and sten.:
est. 1889; B. H. Spencer, Prln.
LAKEMONT. Yates Co., pop. 150.
Palmer Institnte-Starkey Seminary; prep.;
co-ed.: Christian; est. 1839; Martyn Sam-
merbell, D. D., Ph. D.. Pres.
School's Announcement. — Palmer Institnte-
Starkey Seminary, on Seneca Lake, in
New York. For both sexes, from 15 to
25. Prepares for best colleger, and ad-
vanced courses in art and music. No
malaria or mosquitoes. Modem equip-
ment, best service, moderate rates. A
few choice rooms, which should be se-
cured at once. Address M. Summerbell.
Ph. D., Pres., Lakemont, N. Y.
LIMA. Livingston Co., pop. 949.
Genesee Wesleyan Gommeroial School; bos.
and sten.; est. 1832; H. J. Chapman.
Prin.
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary; prep.; co-ed.:
M. E.: est. 1830: Rev. Lafayette Cong-
don. Ph. D., D. D., Prin.
LITTLE FALLS, Herkimer Co., pop. 10.381.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
Sister Superior.
LOCKPORT, Niagara Co., pop. 16.581.
Lockport Business Institute; bus. and sten.:
est. 1898; J. Franklin Ryan, Pre*.
St. Joseph's Academy and Industrial TWnsls
School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sister An-
tonia, Prin.
LOCUST VALLEY, Nassau Co., pop. 530.
Friends' Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; A.
Duvis Jackson, Prin.
LOWVILLE, Lewis Co., pop. 2.352.
Lowville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
Wm. H. Perry, Ph. D., Prin.
MALONE, Franklin Co., pop. 5,935.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; girls; R. C.:
Mother M, Clement. Prln.
MANLIU8, Onondaga Co., pop. 1.219.
St. John's Military School; military: P. B.;
Wm. Verbeok, A. M., Pres.
MARION, Wayne Co., pop. 810.
Marion Collegiate Institute; prep.; coed.:
OF THE XnnTED STATES AND CANADA,
UB
NEW YOBK
NEW YORK
noni.ect, ; IXfwEs Hisaca Glurk, A. B.,
Prin.
MIDIiLETOWTJ, Omnffa Co,, pop. 14,522.
ltd^m»diU School of fiutiiieu; bus. and steit.;
t'Sl. ISSfi; WElUtitu C. RamsilJill. Prw,
trrntilitfe Academy; girls* boarding : R. C; i^t.
1S05; Mother M. UwulJi, Prin.
ICTLLBROOK. I>utch«B« Co.. pop. 1.382,
Bennott School for Girls; girls* bonnllTiif;
iii>r»sett ■ ^liiy F HpniU'tt. Prtn.
MOHEGAK, Weitchester Oo., pop, 87.
Billifiri' School. MlAt; j^lrls' btidfditig; noiv
sfrtl.; f=at. 180ft; Miss Lmilse BllKngs.
MoliKff&ii tike School; bo.vs' prsp; non-awt.;
MaJ, Henry Ws«l<^ri ond Albert E. Llnder,
Prlai*
II ONTO ITS FALLS, Schaytor C9.» [Hip, UlU^i.
Cook AcadeiEL^, The; prep.; eo-ed. : Bapt. ;
est I87L': Arthur IL Norton* B. S.. l*re».
MOUKT VZEJIOK, W&ttcheiter Co.* pop. 20.788.
8horfnsn'i. Busifteia School; bus. and olpti.r
I St. l?st*i; 1 Urtrif a \?\ KbL-nnnii* Prifl,
HOBIAH. £m<m Co., pop. 483,
^«n&ui CotlegriAte iBitltnte; iira^i., euruL;
QtMiSi'cL; B. L. Brown. Prtn.
HEW BBIGHTOH, Rlchnioiid Co., pop. 10.S03,
Botmf&rd School for Qirli; fir^i;' bonnliDif:
nonscct. ; L, IT. RatBfonl, PHu,
St&t«ti Ithuid Acadomy, Thej prep*; co-ed,:
norj. fcret.; Frt-draek E. PArtEdgtoa. A. M.,
rrln.
St. Fetor'ft Acadamr; gitU* boiirdlo^: B. C;
Sister IL Mo deli oe, Superior.
MCWBIIBO* OrAnfo Co., pop. 24.04-1.
Xfteklo*t School, MJu; glrU' boirdlog; mop-
si'ti.; Miss Eleanor J. Mackkr, Prin.
Mount SI, Mftiy'i Aoftdeiay; glrlV boordliii;^
R, C ■ Sister M. EiiiumtiueL Priii.
Bi^lKf School. The; bi^ys' boarttlins; non-aect,:
lleOD' W. SIglar. Prin.
SfKincoHui Ixtftitote of Busmen jLad Short-
kKfid; buii nnd uten,; B. M, TnniKT.
PTe«*
HEW FALTZ. mitet Co., pop, 1,002*
Stbtfl Normi.1 School; nor.; e<oed, ; i$tate; I'^t,
limi Myron T. iS-nddrr. A. 8.^ A. M.,
PD>i.
WEW aOCHELLE, We«tcho«tor Co,, pop. 14.720.
Colleffd of St, AngsU; coll,; wouK'ti; R. C:
est. IfMM; Ilcv >[, C. OFarrell. Prvs,
OiLkimere School for Glrlt; ju^lrU' bonrdUii?
ii*:iii-«oef.; Mn, Wlnnlfrc^d Edgirton M«'r-
fill, A. B., Ph. D., Ci-in.
TJonlLiia AcAdomj, "*Tbe Castle;'* girls' tioitrd-
fog: It C; ent, 1897; Mother M. Aloyalua,
MEW YORE, ITew York Co., pop. 3.J37,2ii2.
Ahhott'i Buamismf, School^ hiis. and Mtcn.i
lOB K, 2;trd St.
Abt MuidolLa, Guittr and Harp Se;HooI; i^st.
IfittS; \j4lfiJtJiit Abt. Dir.^ H.H3 7tU Ave-*
Aemdomy of Mt. St. TTrsuU; ulrJa* iK^nrdtnif;
B. C.: *"St 1S54 Mff<hep Mary Pldt-Ils.
Prin., B«dfor*l Pnrfc.
Aeidemr of Mount St. Tlncent; s\tW bq«rd-
\ns; R. C; est, 1S47; Sister M. Conlella,
Di rt'Ctress. Mt. St. Vtncewt.
AeLdomy of Out LiAj of the fileii&d Sicta*
mont; Kirls" hfinrdlni:; R. C; Motlj*?r Sa-
pn^rlor, StKpk'toD.
AoAder^y of the Sac red He&rt; g\vW doj^
M Ad A me M. Rulei^b, SupLTlor, G33 Mndl-
son Ave,
Alherti School of EipresKioa; elo. : ^vo Alien
AUurrM, I*rln,, Corncj^lG J lull.
Alciiin FrspAratoiT School glfl»' boircltna:;
nonmpcL; MadliOD Ave. ami SOth St.
All on School for Bojti boya' boarding; acni-
eitK^t,; FrfHiclB Bellows Allen. Prln*. 42.'^
Mild Hon .\.ie.
All SilntB' Acmdomlc School of MAiihv^tt&D;
pre[(.; eo-ed. ; R. C,] Jnlln T* FlUpotrlck,
PHn.
American AcA^eroy of DrAinAtio Arts; drAnm;
eocd.; lat, ^884; rranhlln IL Ssrfffot.
Cwmefftif flwll.
Amnricao Collect <if Muaiciina; ittstltptlon
inereljf foadueta e^amCnotaons; AllM^rt
Rtiafl Parf^iins. Pre».
American Institute Applied Huiio; inu«le;
Eds or (K SlJi-er. Dir,, 212 W. 50 th St.
Amorican Inititute of l^hrenoloKy ; co-ed;
lU-w ThoniHS A, H^de. M, A.. B. D.,
President.
AmericAD Sishoal of EngraTULf; enKrovEnfr;
Joseph A, GoldHttiJn, Mnnu^rfr, 30 E.
11th St,
Art Students* Loa^ue of DTew York; art; est.
1875: Stephen EI. CoRdlct. Pre*.
Autoiaoblle School of AmerioA; ontonoobUi?
engineering; N, L, Wollnston, Mnaager.
AaiociAtioa EToninf iDatitutfli of CentrAl
BfADth Y. H, C* A.; prr-p. ; oculnKi M,
T. limtim. T*ti2 Fnltoii gt,
Banga and Whtton School, Mltaeit girls*
iMiiirdlng; noo awt.; 733-735 Madlsoa Avt*.
Bamard CluMi; girls* day; tirMi sect.;; MJrk
E. P. OBlMirae, Prln,. 430 W, llSth SL
BiroATd Oolle^i Womnn's OoUege of Calntnbhu
rnherally: noo-aect.^ eat. I8!*9; NlchoJas
Murray Butler, LL. D.. Acting Dean. 110th
St. and Broattwuy.
Bamard School for Boyi; prep,; boys; nnn-
»<*ct.: est. 1S80; Willi nm LlviDgatoo IlJiieu,
B. A.p LL. B., Head Moster, 721 St
Ntfliolafi Ave.
Barnard School for GirU, The; glrb* boanlhig;
nonsccL; pBt. J 800; Misa K. H, DuvtB.
r'rhi,, 4L'l f>avcnt Ave.
B^rnea School of Anatomy, Saiiiti.ry Science
and Eaabalming; ct^i^d.; eiit. 1890; i'orl
L. Bame.*. M. I)., LL, D,, Prea.
Baron do Hincb Trado School; tech.; men;
Jewish: est. ISIH: J. Ernest G. YuldiTi.
Hupl,. 223 Eost 04th St.
Bell School of Speech; elo. : 9pe{?cb and yi^hI
develiipment; ror^l.; est* IDOO; Mwry S-
Tbouii>»on, Dlr.. 23 W. 44th St.
School's Announcement. — Founded by Prof.
A1e^And4?F MeWUle Bell, Lecturer on Pbo-
netk-A In Oxfofd Unlveralty, Englotid. The
obJectA of the school are to elucidate th«
problenia of speech: to eatabtlsh n stand-
ard for oral Engl]sh, and to correct oil
vccol ant! artteut stive d electa. Tho meth-
oil employed la Visible Speech, not aa
160
PATTEBSON*S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBlSCTOBT
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
applied to the nses of tiio Uoaf, but ap-
plied to languages and to elocutionary
training. Invaluable to speakeni, singers
and all persons wishing to correctly speak
the English language.
Benson School of Applied Design, The; art;
est. 1808; Mrs. Mae Benson, Dir.
Berkeley School; boys' l)oarding; non-sect.;
est. 1880; Dr. Adolph W. Callison. Head
Master, 72nd St. and West End Ave.
Berlitz Schools of Languages; languages:
branch schools in principal American and
foreign cities: Berlitz & Co., Head Di-
rectors, 1122 Broadway.
Bible Teachers' Training School; tbeol. : co-
ed.: Rev- W. W. White, Pros., 541 Lex-
ington Ave.
Bird's Bronx Business Institute; bus. and
Hten. : est. 1900; George W. Bird, Pres.,
2804 3rd Ave.
Blake School; boys' prop.: day; non-sect,
est. 1883; A. von W. Leslie, Prin., 537
5th Ave.
Bolin Institute; normal th(>rupeutic gymnas-
tics; Jakob Bolin, Dlr., G45 Madison Ave.
Brearley School; girls' boarding: non-sect.;
James G. Croswell, A. B., Prln., 17 W.
44th St.
Browning School; boys' day; non-seet.: J. A.
Browning, Prin., 29 W. 55th St.
Bryant School for Stammering; school for
stammerers; est. 1880; Dr. Frank A. Bry-
ant, Dir., 02 W. 40th St.
Callisen's School for Boys; merged with Berk-
eley School.
Chapin Collegiate School, The; boys' board-
ing: non-sect.; Henry Barton Chapln. I).
I).. Prln., 24 E. GOlh St.
Charlton School; girls' day: non-sect.; Eliza-
alieth Carce. Prin., 4!) E. Gist St.
Choristers' School of Grace Church; music;
boys: P. E.; est. 1S$>4: I. Mansur Beard,
B. A., Dir., Broadwjiy and 10th St.
Classical School for Girls: girls' b<»ardlng and
day: nun-spct.; Mrs. Ilelon M. Scovllle,
Prln.. 2034 5th Ave.
Closon Point Military Academy; military: R.
C; est. 188.'J: Brother Edmumi, Prln.
College of Dental and Oral Surgery of New
York; dent.; mm-seot,: co-ed.: est. 1852;
William Carr, M. D., DD. S., IKmiu.
College of Pharmacy of the City of New
York; phar.; eo-t-d.: «st. 1829; Henry H.
Itusby. IhMin, 11.") W. (»Nth St.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum-
l»la University; uumI. : rcg.: men: est. 1807:
L. M. ButkT. M. I)., Dean, 4.37 W. 59th
Street.
College of St. Francis Xavier; coll.: men:
R. C: est. 1847: Rev. David W. Ileam,
S. J.. Pn'.s., 30 W. lOth St.
College of the City of New York; unlv. ; city:
men: non-sect.; est. 1.S49; Jolm II. Flnley,
LI^. I)., Pres.. 17 Lexington Ave.
Collegiate School; Itoys" bimnliiig: non-seot.:
est. H133: L. C. .Mygntt. A. M.. L. II. D..
Prln.. 241 W. 77th St.
Collegiate School for Girls; uirls' boardini;:
non-seet.; Caroline M. Gerrisli. A, B,.
Prin.. ."»4r> West End Ave.
Columbia College; coll.; men; noa-sect.; John
Howard Van Amringe, LL. D., Dean.
Columbia Grammar School; boys' boarding:
non-sect.; Benjamin H. Campbell. Prin.,
34 E. 5l8t St.
Columbia Institute; boys' boarding; non-sect.:
Edwin Fowler. M. D., A. B., Prln.. 122
W. 72d St.
Columbia University; unlv.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1754; Nicholas Murray Butler. LL. D..
Pres., 116th and Amsterdam.
Columbia University, College of Pharmacy of
the City of New York; phar.; co-ed.; e«t.
1829; Henry Hurd Rusby, M. D.. Dean.
Columbia University, School of Applied Sci-
ence; tech.: men: non-sect.; Frederick A.
Goetze, M. Sc, Dean.
Columbia University, School of Architecture;
arch.; est. 1882; A. D. F. Hamlin. Prin.
Columbia University, School of Fine Arts; art;
co-ed.; .Tos. R. Wheeler, Ph. D.. Acting
Dean.
Columbia University, School of Law; law;
men: est. 18.59: Georfe W. Kirchwey.
Dean. W. 110th St.. near Amsterdam Ave.
Columbia University, Teachers' Collefe; nor.;
co-ed.; James Earl Russell. Ph. D., LL. D..
Dean.
Comstock School: girls* boarding; non-sect.;
Miss Lydla Day. Prin., 31 W. 46th St.
Conell's School of Elocution and Physical
Culture; elo. and physical training; co-ed.:
non-sect.; est. 1897: Jennie Conell. Prin.
Cooper Union Free Art School; art; women;
Frederick Dielman, Dlr.
Cooper Union Night School of Art; art: co-ed.;
est. 1854; George W. Plympton, M. A..
M. D.. Dir.. Cooper Union.
Cornell University, Medical OoUece; med.;
reg.: co-ed.; est. 1898; Wm. M. Polk,
M. D.. LL. D.. Dean. 1st Are. and E.
2Sth St.
Cutler School. The: lK)ys' boarding; non-sect.;
Arthur II. Cutler, Prin., 20 B. 50th St.
Delancey School; girls' boarding; P. B.; Miss
A. Delancey. Prin., 301 W. 98th St.
De La Salle Institute; boys' boarding; R. C:
est. 18RS: Brotlier Thomas. M. 8., Prin..
107 58th St.
Drake's Schools; bus. and sten.; Tribune
Bldg.
Drisler School, The; boys' boarding; non-sect.:
Frank Drisler. Prin.. 235 W. 7Gth St.
Drumm's School, Miss; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; Miss IjoB. Drumm, Prln., 40 W.
72nd St.
Dwight School; hoys' boarding: non-sect.; Ar
thur Williams. Prin.. 15 W. 43rd St.
Eagan School of Business; has. and sten.:
Jno. J. Egan. 42nd St., cor. 6th St.
Eastman School; bus. and sten.; prep.: civil
service: est. 1859; Clement C. Gaine«^
.M. A.. B. L., Pres.
School's Announcement. — Bastman pre-
pares for iMislness. combining a good
En>;lish edneatlon with the technical In-
st ruotloii and iiractical work rcqiUreU for
thurouKii training, and giving rmilts.
time. efTort and outlay considered, of far
more value In every-day life than those
aflonled in tlie universities ami other
or THE XJNITED STATES AOT) CANADA,
161
NEW YORK
NEW YOBK
laslUutbDiit for "IiEbIu'IT iducntloD.'*
Amotigr thvt bottt-kuown. ithi^nt tiiirl tmiiitt
*'xt^ugivc4y patroa\%eH m-UuoIh 1ij Anji'tk-u.
At>out 50^000 grailuates in businvHf) Id uH
ffi-ei^tlone. &i the world et^mtRtl^^ uttiRt the*
hish chmrftctpr of the work dmn-. ?;<j
vjwfttfo&B. Afli ln!9tructf0D H lACtsvly In
dividual. Dew fltuiltnta may bogLa work
any wefk *Jay. Tlie iscbool DbtatdH etu-
ji]uymeiiC for nil grBdiiatoB of Itfi Cooi-
pl(*ti.' Commi^rcla) Cmjrsie* Frfc catAlu^f."
nu upivllciitit>ii.
Eolftctic Ifiedtcml Oall«fe; mcd.: &cleoltc; eo-
L*it.; t»t, 1815; Otorge W. Boskowlti,
A. U., M. th. I>aan. 2;?» E. Uth 6l
£cl9Cti€ Oiteop*tMc ImtiUita; wtf^np. ; ciieiJ.;
C, F. CooFOil. Prfts., 1053 Pflrk Avft.
£Llimui ScluKil* Tbe; prep, ami kind.: n«»r,^
eo-fd,; noffl-SHwrt. ; EUtii A. PletutngK Prfn^,
IQT W. S7th St.
Ely'* School for airla^ Mua; girls' twiiFd
lug; nonacwt,: Mlas KlUiibPtli L^ KJy,
Prtri,, 3^ W, SeUi St,
Etlileil OuUttTA Bohool: i>i%p. : cti-ed. ; tion
■«*.; dnjf; OS I. ISTS; P. C. Lewlfi, Siipt.,
Cpnti-ftl Purk Wpat and flriffl iSt.
f em^e Ai;«demy of thfj Sfccisd Heart
bniinllnii; U. C, ; Ellt'd irftliMin^y,
41* W, 17th fit.
Fifth Ay«iiue Scbool of Pb^Hical Culture:
cloeed^
Wiwah Scbool; fflrU' bfijardlnK und cluy; noti-
jM?ct.: Mrs. Jump? WHIb Ftnc^h, Prtn,. 61
IC. 77tb St.
Fofdhun tTniTenity; tmLv\: tni^ii; R. C7.; est.
l^ll; Buv, Daniel J. Qulnn, S. J,, Pre*.
Fordbua Univotxttsr, CoUpffe of ^Ti'dlelne:
m*'d.; fois.i est- 190U; Jo roes J, Walsh,
FltublDf 8emm9.Ty; eirlti' board log; nod-sc^eL:
t'st. IHSII; KllTiobi^th p. L&iteks, l*rth.
Ford Bcbool of ExprciALon; ela.; )^. C. Fard.
rrln., 4 W. -iOib St.
Fneadii' Iteiniijary: prpp.; co-ed.; Frlentlci:
lUf: Frflwurd B. RawBOD. PHn.. ^30 E.
mih St.
Froehel KormKl luititutft; kind, ttakiln^:
womt^u:; nn>ti-^*i?et.; est, IHatl; B. Ip** Cbnml-
J.f. Ki^jfistTiir, 4fi Irv'lDff Pl.
Otffay'i School t Tiu«. ; IflS W. 23Td St,
OardJier'i Rome Scbottl fof Girli; glflA* boand^
ri. Gol*di((?r l*rln.. HQl 5tb Ave.
Gj,r«Ui}«'s BnaipBSi School; btis; 708 LcvlnfS
Gonef&l Thcioltific^ SemlnKir af tbo Frotett-
ant Epitcoj^Ll Ghurcli^ tbt'H^L; V, B,; mi'n:
rat. l^Mi Very ttev, Wllfoni L. Rottblns,
D, D., LL. D,, Prea*. ChclaMtt aq.
OsrrUlbi't ^hool; Bids* diy; nm-K'Ct,; 510
Wi.»j«(t JiJnd Avp.
Q«o4rich Private Mutlcal School; A. .T. Qacd-
rkh. int., J5io ^t. Niflioloa St.
Or^bvn'* 8c|u)oU The Itiiaea; pfU* brmrd-
ifig: inm-ftocl.; Thf 3iHflfWB OrnbaEi, 42
Rtr<?n!(d(i nrtyif.
Grmad Coaseiratorr of Maik; mtlate; ro-ed.:
EruHt Eljepbitrtl. Mil*. D., Dlr^. 08 W.
mm at.
^twiu'i Behoot of Lip Bendlnr; lip r^-adlug
day; noti-
2t34 Tth
find utiya.;
B., Pre*.»
day;
tioii-
Boni*?y*
for rtf*af; Dfivld Qro«iii\ Blr., 1122 Brood ^
war.
Qroff School: bo>s' tMjimlldK: ond dity; JiMt^t^b
C. Grwrr. Piin., 22K W. Tilnd St.
ftuilni&Qt OrgiLD School: rxtuotc; WilHam G.
riirl. r»li'. Hi w. I2tb St.
Hamilton Qrrui^fl School £ fflrtt' boarding; aon-
tect.: Mm. e. K. Morgan. Prlo., H1«t
SSt. and C^onvent Ave.
Hainilton Initituto; Klrlii' buanlidg add tliiy ,
rjonsf^t,; N. Anbhbold Sfanw^ Jr., Pdn^t
45 W. SlHt St.
Harlom College Institute; gtrla:
a^t.; M. F. (Itc^ponly, PHd.,
Ave,
Harlem Gommerciai fnalitute; bun.
PBt. iKVi; WllUara Hope. Pb.
IJ7 W. ]25th at.
Hawthomo Seh«K)] ; jiTflp. ; glrt»'
>(wt.; Murgfln-t Sweet, Prtn.
Hobrow Xscbnical Inatituto; t(^h,
n*n-?k-ct,^ t'^t. 1BS3: Kdjfjir
A, .M.. G. E., Sc. D.. frid.
Holy Croaa Academy; !;1t1r^ boo r4 1 tig: R. C;
SiBtvt Miirio. l*rlQ,, ;J4.H W. 42iid St.
Horace Hann School; pifp, : t*o-Hl-i itHJii-si'Ct.;
i^umuid T, ItiiiEotj, Siipt,. 525 W. I2dtb St,
Hug-fir's Boardinff add Bay School for Olrlt;
closed.
Hunter'a Kinderi^irten TraiEiing School; klml.
tTAlnliij^; prh'iijf; Wddied; (lon-fsi^t.; e»t»
1SS3; Mlia .TffUDy tliidter. Prln,. 15 W,
127tb St,
Initittit« of Hiuioul Art of tbe Cftj of K«w
York J diiasb: co-ed,; Fronk BainriOscb,
iJir.. r*n 5th Ave.
Irvinv Bchoolt boys' boardluj?; n on scut, j p»t.
1830; Louli Bwlght Eoy, A. M.« Ph. D.,
Prio., 35 W, Mtb St.
Jftudoii'i Bchoolp The Hltati; girls' iMtnrdtng
and diky, don-ftiH-L ; 2fl. E. 581 b St.
Jewiah Thoological Sominary of Afdoricit;
theuU; cfl-ed*; JcwUb; est. ISfnV, Solodi*sii
&ehc<;ht«»r. M* A., Lltt. 13,, l*r<^., 531
W. 123nl St.
JoHph pTtpKTatorr School; prep. i ca-fd.; nau-
aect.; Sdmttel Jo»'epb. Prtn., 151-153 Glln^
ton St.
Keller* a Diy School, Xiaa; prep^ ; ctFed. ; non-
■(.'L't.T Elofljior 1. Kollcr. Prln.. 115-37 K.
e2dd St.
KelTin School; lioyi; uod-eeet. : Q. A* L.
DioriHi'. Prln., 331 W. 70th St.
Kl«il«or S(;Iii3o] of Elocution; (do. niKl ora. ;
Gr*'hvini' KlH[wi^r^ liir, 12*]B> Brondwny.
Lacbinuod Gonaorratoi? of Music; mua.; i^o-
ed.; !iod-AL*ct. : Carl LachEdund. Dlr.» 1^2
W. Kiith St.
LawTonce School of Acting; dram a tie; co-^.;
eat. ISmi; E. G. Lawredte, tJlr., 106 W,
42Qd St.
Lemcke'i Gookiag School, Mrs^ dodicntle sci-
ence: eet, iSt>0; ICiumn K, Lenii'ke'UorJi'
haiiBOd, Prtn,^ 2 E. 42dd St.
Lenisz laitttuto! ii^rep. ; eo-ed.; don-flect^; An-
drew Luban. Prln,. 3:H LenoK Ave.
Lexington School of Xualo; mm., Ix^iilse
Meidt'cke, Bin, 10§0 Lexldgton Ave.
Loyola School; preji,; boys' day; non-«ret-i Sl»
N. McKlmiod, Prtd., 65 B. B3rd Si.
162
PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
MacOregor Shorthand School; sten. ; F. A.
MacGregor, Pres., 243 Broadway.
Madison Avenue School of Stenography; sten.;
Mi88 Therese Anb, Prin., 1529 Madison
Ave.
Madison School for Girls; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; Miss Rosaline Moses, Prin., 19 W.
96th St.
Mae Benson School of Applied Design; women;
Mrs. Mae Benson, Dir., 321 W. 94th St.
Manhattan College; coll.; men; R. C; est.
1863; Brother Edward, Pres., Broadway
and W. 13l8t St.
Manhattan Trade School for Oirls; trade; day:
non-sect.: Virginia Potter, Dir.
McFee's Boarding and Day School, Miss; girls;
non-sect.; Catherine McFee, Prin., 152
W. 72nd St.
Merrill's School, Mrs.; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Mrs. W. B. Merrill, Prin., 225
West End Ave.
Merrill -Van Laer School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; 30-34 E. 57th St.
Metropolitan College of Music; music; co-cd. ;
Kate S. Chittenden. Pres.
Metropolitan Shorthand School; sten.; W. L.
Mason, Prin., 35 W. 21st St.
Metropolitan Temple College; consolidated
with the Froebel Normal Institute.
Miller School of Business; bus. and sten.;
est. 1888; Charles Miller, Prin., 1133
Broadway.
Morgan's School, Miss; girls" boarding; non-
sect.: Miss M. S. Morgan, Prin., 113 B.
19th St.
Morse & Rogers School, The; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; James 11. Morse and L. L. Rog-
ers, Prins., 123 Madison Ave.
Mt. Morris Park School; girls' boarding:
non-sect.; Miss Whitfield, Prin., 1 Mt.
Morris Park.
Mull's School; bus.; E. E. Mull, Broadway and
G6th St.
Nathan Hale School; l)oys; non-sect.; William
II. Church. Prin.. 10 E. 47th St.
National Academy of Design; art: co-ed
Fred DIelman, Director, 100th and Amster-
dam.
National Conservatory of Dramatic Art; ora
and dram.; F. F. Mackay, Prin., 19 W
44th St.
National Conservatory of Music of America;
mus.: est. 1885; Wasslly Safanoff, Dlrec
tor, 128 E. 17th St.
National School of Caricature; co-ed.; L.
Preau, Director, 185 World Bldg.
New York American Veterinary College, New
York University; vet.: men; est. 1809; A.
F. Llautard, M. D., V. M., Dean. 141 W.
64th St.
New York College of Dental and Oral Sur-
gery; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1803; William
Carr, M. D., D. D. S., Doan, 210 W. 42d.
New York College of Dentistry; dent.; men:
est. 1866: Fanoull D. Wolsse, Dean. 20r»
E. 23r(l St.
New York College of Music; raus.; co-cd.:
Curl riein, Prt'sldent.
New York Collegiate Institute; f^irls' board-
ing: non-soct.: Mnry Shoonmalier. Prin.,
241 Lenox Ave.
New York Conservatory of Music; maslc; co-
ed.; est. 1860; L. G. Parma. Director. 181
Lenox Ave.
New York Dental School: dent.; co-ed.: est.
1893; Charles M. Ford, D. D. S.. Dean.
New York Dramatic School; ora. and drama;
7th Ave., cor. W. 57th St.
New York Electrical Trade School; tech.; 39
West 17th St.
New York Froel^l Normal; private: women;
est. 1896; E. Lyall Earle, Ph. D., 60 W.
96th St.
New York German Conservatory of Music;
mus.; est. 1884; August Fraemcke, Pres.,
23 W. 42d St.
New York Homeopathic Medical Gollege;
med.; homeop.; men; est. 1860; Wm.
H. King, M. D., Dean, 63rd St and East
Boulevard.
New York Law School; law; men; est. 1801;
George Chase, LL. D., Dean, 35 Nassau.
New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women; med.; homeop.; w<Mnen; est.
1863; Helen Cooley Palmer, M. D., Dean.
19 W. 101st St.
New York Nautical College; Nautical Science;
navigation and marine engineering; men:
est. 1882; Capt. Howard Patterson. Pres..
130 Water St.
New York Normal School of Physical Educa-
tion, The; nor.; physical culture; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Watson L. Savage, A. M., M.
D.. President, 308 W. 59th St.
New York Folyclinio Medical School aad
Hospital; med.; post-grad.; co-ed.; Jo6n
A. Wyeth, M. D., Dean, "214 B. 34th St.
New York Preparatory School; prep.: co-ed.:
non-sect.; day and evening; Bmil B.
Camerer A, M., LL. B., Prin., 15 W.
43rd St.
New York Post-Oradnate Medical School;
med; post-grad.; co-ed.; est. 1882; D.
B. St. John Roosa, M. D., LL. D., Dean,
301 E. 20th St.
New York School of Applied DesicB for
Women; applied art; women; est. ISOS;
Ellen J. Pond, Supt.. 200 W. 23d St.
New York School of Art; art: co-ed.; est.
1895; Douglas J. Connah, Director, 2239
Broadway.
New York School of AntomoUls SBtiassit;
trade; M. S. Gllner, Pres., 146 W. 66th
St.
New York School of Clinical XadielBs; med.;
post-grad.; co-e<1.: est. 1886; Aagnstin H.
Goelct, M. D., Pres.
New York School of Expressioa; ela sad
drama: Genevieve Stebbins Astley, Pres..
318 W. 57th St.
New York Trade School; tech.; men; mm-
sect.: est. 1881; H. Fulton Cnttlnff, Pres..
1st Ave. C7th and 68th St.
New York Training School for Teaoksn; aer-
raal: state: co-ed.; E. N. Jooes, Prin..
241 E. 119th St.
New York University; univ.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1831; Henry M. MacCrackea. Ph.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
163
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
D., D. D., LL. D., Free., Washington
Stinarc, E.
Scbool's announcement. — New York Uni-
versity comprises eight great schools,
with an average yearly student attend-
ance of 1736, and with a combined fac-
ulty of 167 professors and Instructors.
The Registrar of the University, L. J.
Tompkins, Washington Square, N. Y., at-
tends to Inquiries regarding any of the
schools.
New Yorii University, Graduate School; Dan-
iel W. Herlng, Sc. D., LL. D., Dean.
New York TJniTeraity Law School; law; co-
ed.; L. J. Tompkins, Dean, Washington,
Square.
Hew York University, School of Applied Sci-
ence; tech.; men; est. 18C2; Charles H.
Snow, C. B., Sc. D., Dean, University
Height, Washington Square, E.
New York University School of Commerce,
Accounts and Finince; co-ed.; est. 1900;
Joseph F. Johnson, A. B., D. S. C, Dean,
Washington Square, E.
New York University School of Medicine;
see University and Bellevue Hospital
Medical College.
New York University, School of Pedagogy;
normal; private; co-ed.; Thomas M. Bal-
llet, rh. D., Dean.
New York University Veterinary College; sec
New York American Veterinary College.
Normal College of the City of New York;
normal; city; co-ed.; Joseph A. Glllet,
Acting Pres., Park Ave. and E. 68th St.
Oakwood Heights School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Helen Mlshey, Prln.
Osgood Art School; art; 12 E. 17th St.
Packard Commercial School; bus. and sten. ;
eat. 1857; Byron Horton, A. M,, Pres.;
23d St. and 4th Ave.
Paine Uptown Business School; bus. and
sten.; est. 1872; H. W. Remington, Pres.,
1931 Broadway.
Peebles Thompson School, The; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; D. B. Merrill, Prln., 30
E. 67th St.
Pervia Shorthand School; bus.; E. F. Long,
150 Pulitzer Bldg.
.Polytechnic Institnte; tech.; men; non-sect.;
Henry Sanger Snow, Director.
Rayson School for Oirls; girls* boarding and
day; non-sect.; The Misses Rayson, I'rins.,
176 W. 75th St.
Reno Maxvolia School for Children with De-
fective Hearing, The; private; non-sect.;
co-ed.; est. 1901; Mrs. A. Reno Margulis.
Prln.
Riverside School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Miss B. L. Cooper. Prln., 315 Riverside
Drive.
Robertson Day School; prep.; co-ed.; Prcsb. ;
est. 1798; David G. Wylle, D. D., Ph. D.,
Prin.. 3 W. 96th St.
Rnseoe College of Commerce; bus. and sten.;
Frank W. Euscoe, Prln., 215 W. 125th.
Sachs' Collegiate Institute; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; Dr. Otto Koenlg. Prln., 38 Cen-
tral Park Sooth.
Sachs' Collegiate Institnte; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Julius S.iclis, Prin., 116 Central
Park, South.
St. Agatha's School; girls' boarding: prep.;
R. C; Miss E. G. Sebring, Prln., 557
West End Ave.
St. Ann's Academy; boys' boarding and day;
R. C: est. 1802; Brother Ptolemeus, A.
M., Director, Lexington Ave. and 77th St.
St. Bridgid's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; est. 18G0; Sister Mary Nicolina,
Prin.. 313 E. 10th St.
St. Catharine's Academic School; prep.; co-
ed.; R. C; Sister M. Mercedes, Prin.
St. Francis Xavier College (Manhattan Boro) ;
coll.; R. C; est. 1847; Rev. D. W. Ileam,
S. J., Pres.
St Gabriel's Academy of Manhattan; prep.;
girls; R. C; Sister M. Vincentla.
St. Gabriel's School; prep.; boys; R. C;
James J. Dougherty, Pres.
St. Jerome's Unuline Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C: Mother M. Clara Ward, Prln.; S.
Blvd. and Deoatur Ave.
St. John Baptist School for Girls; girls'
boarding; P. E. ; Sister Superior, 231 E.
17th St.
St. John's College; coll.; men; R. C; est.
1841; Rev. Daniel J. Quinn, S. J., Pres.
St. Margaret's School; girls' boarding and day;
P. E.; George Dickson, Prin., 48 W.
54th St.
-St. Mary's School for Girls; girls' boarding;
P. E.; Sister Superior, Prin., G E. 4r.tii
St.
St. Thomas Academic School; prep.; co-ed.; R.
C; Sister M. Chrysostom.
St. Vincent De Paul's School; girls' boarding;
R. C; Sister Mary of St. Irene, Prln.,
116 W. 24th St.
School of Industrial Art and Technical De-
sign for Women; closed.
School of Musical Art of the City of New
York; closed.
Semple's School, Mrs.; girls' boarding and
day; non-sect.; Mrs. D. Semple, Prin.,
15 W. SOth St.
Senftner Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; day and evening; est. 1891;
Herman F. Senftner, A. B., M. D., Prin.,
13 Astor PI.
Spence's School for Girls, Miss; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; Miss C. B. Spence, Prin.,
30 W. .'-)5th St.
Stanhope-Wheatcroft Dramatic School; drama;
co-ed.; est. 1880; Mrs. Adeline Stanhope-
Wheatcroft, Director, 31 W. 3l8t St.
Success Shorthand School; sten.; 1410 Broad-
way.
Syms' School, The; prep.; boys; non-sect.;
Robert H. Syms, Prln., 22 W. 15th St.
Teachers' College, Columbia University; nor-
mal; private; co-ed.; est. 1888; James E.
Russell, Ph. D., PTes., W. 120th and
Amsterdam A^e.
Thompson's Business School; bus. and sten.;
Andrew W. Madison, Prin., 62 Cooper Sq.
Toby's Institute of Accts. and School of Short-
hand; bus. and sten.; 150 5th Ave.
Trinity School; boys' boarding; P. E.; est.
1700; Rev. Lawrence T. Cole, Ph. D.,
Prln., 139 W. Olst St.
164
PATTEESON*3 COUCEaE AND SCHOOL DIEECTORY
NBW YORK
NEW YORK
n™'a**ct, ; est. 1S3*1; Tbf Rev. Fmncis
Itrown, C*h. 11., l>. D.. LL. D.» Prt'H.. 7(W)
PftTk Ave.
for Beliolnrly anil pracnicul work, tn tUw
mlctit of the Cbristlnn ejatcrprlspa of a
gitut tlit^-. Td clofl<!! Jif^inU^nilF ri,HiitSoiirt
wUli Columbia and New York Unlri^rHl-
ticB. Off em opportutiltii'S fi>r the tie-
grrwa of B, D,. A. M., and Ph. IK Open
upon equal tonne to etudentit xyt nil Chris -
tSati tHM]le#. Sovpntleth year boi^liiB Sep-
tember 23rd. 1008, Addrosa tbt? Ppeal-
dont or the Faenltj, the Rev. C buries
CutlitHTt lUll. D. r.
Unifenitj uid B«lleviift Hoipitil VedicKl
Collets; med,; feg.: rofii; t^t. 1841: Kb-
brrt Le Fevre, A. B.. M, D., Cor. Sik-.,
Flrnt Av(h und IS. l*tifh St.
UniTanitj^ Lnw School j law; eti-ed. ; esl.
1*1*; rijiTctice n. Ashli^y, U^. D,. Dean,
%V a iH^liS Helton Siijimre, B.
ITrsuliDfl Academy^: j^ifl^' boardlne; R. C;
\fothpr M. Iffnalius, Prtn.. IIWI t'nrk Ave,
Vkii Karmas Instituta; ek«ed.
V<ia QchQoii The; K^rH* board iu^^ iirtn-«ect.:
Mi*s Umln^i Vt'ltlu. Prln.. VUi W. 74th St.
YieMi& Cona«rT&toT7 of Music; Adolpb Bmck-
diiid, Director, 05 2nd \\f.
Villa Maria Academy: girls' r>aiirdln«r; R- C,i
Ki^vorend Hi'itor Stiiferior. Prin., 13SI K.
TBth St.
Tli]fil ^iaao School; nxiis,; Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, DSrp*7rorrnH. Jfi w; J6th St.
Vdu Endo TioUn Stihwh Jti?rw<'irb Von Knde,
Dlrt'ttor. 212 Central Park, i^iutb.
Walwarth Buainaaa Institute ^ hm. and Hten. ^
est. iFtTl; IJ. S, Walworth, PHn., ai E.
125th St.
Warren School of Eiqireaaion — Beadier KOd
ArtictilAilon ; prlvaK^ ^ihfio\ for the deafi
eo-ed.; esL 18^3: Llllie Eginior Warrt-n.
Prill., lil E. 2Sth St.
Wvhh'a Acftdamqr; teeh.; nou aeot.; J. In^n
ObnEfe^, A. M.. Prin.
W«U« Bobool; gtrls: day; klii*lPr^orti'ii; aoti
sect: SI fitli Atc,
Waing^rt Inatltnte; h*>yfi' iMtnrdiiiKi Jrwiuh:
rat. 1SS3(; S. WeSuunrl, Prlu,, 2041 Ttli
Ave.
Wilton and hyon Sthool; closi>d.
Whipplo Bchool of Art.; f«-etJ.; t*. A. VVbtpi>U'.
Utrt'Otor. \H*0 Otb A^e,
Witikham'a School, Mlai; girls' bonr:llni$ nml
day; noiiw-c't.; :i;fl4 T^^xinnftoa Ave.
Winona Bthla Scho^il^ Ibr-oi.; uou-ae^t.: co-ed.;
ent. ISMM); WUU-rt Webs^ter White. PU.
1>., Prcri., 541 Lti^TElnBttm Avo,
Wood' a Kew York Schoeh 1>iH. jcn^l nloti. ;
Fn-deriek K, W^-kI, i'PH., 202T Mb Ave,
Wroak'a School, The, Kiaioa; pi Ha' Ui&rdiatX
nonse^t.; 12 K, Vir^t Ml.
Wright Orml School for the Deaf; pr*p. ; co-
L*d,: iion-ieet.; cat. ISSN: John Duttoo
WHght. M. A.. Prin.. 1 Mount Morris
Park, W.
Zftllman Conaerratory of Mnait;; inuwlc; lo^M^ph
It. Zilinjtiii, lilr^Kcior. <m W. I2tirh St.
HIAQABA FALLS, Hlafara Co., [Kif>, 10,457.
BeVai^ax School; boys' board I ui:; P. B.; Kit.
151,17; Will I II HI S. Barrows. Prln.
NIAGABA iraTYERSITY, Hias&im Co.. pop-
241,
Kia^ara tTniTOTiity s coll.; muii ■ R. C; e«t.
\S',r,; Very He v. Jcifsf'^hb I'. Conrof, Pre«.
SeEninary of Our Lad^ of Angela* ViaCitn
¥niver«ity; tln'Ol.; inru; R. C. ; Very He**.
Jiiseph P. Coiifoy, pres.
NOBTH CHILI, Moiiioo Co.. i»p. 212.
A, M. CheibTouifh 8«niinarrt prep.; co-ed. t
iiou-Rf^l,: boarding; David S. Warner*
A, M.. Prin,
HOBTH TQNAWANDA, Niaffara Co., pop. D,OI%.
Clark s School of Buainoai; iius. and tten,;
P W Cliirk, rre«.
KTACE ON-HTTOBON. Rockland Co., pop. 4.275,
Hudaon Bivar Kilitaij AdLdemr^ sec Flu-
di nie Park. N, J.
Rockland Military Ac*deniy: mllitnry; non.
S4 . t. ; Klmer R. Fn-ncb, A. M., Prln,
NYACK ON-HUUSON <Sooth).
St. Ann's Academic School; prep.; ci>-tf1.: R.
C; Sister Domlnka.
OAKflELD. Ceneaee Co., pop, 714.
Cary Colleiiiite Seminary; prep.; eo-<4l.; P.
\:.: Cimla Curios fimi\ M. A., Prln.
OaUEKSBITBG. St. Lawrenco Co., ikip. V2,im,
Offdonaburff Buaineaii School; bus. and eton.;
C\ W. lifl.v. Mm,
Holy Croaa Academic School; prep.; i?o-od.;
R. C; Uov. p. O. LuBosc, Pirja.
St. Hiuy'i Academy; girls' boo rd lug; R. C;
Ut"V. J. II. Coiiroy, Prea.
CLEAN, CattarauFua Cfl., pop. f*,4t!2.
Weatbroolc Commercial Acadvmy; bn*. and
Kt4>n : o«t, 1§S2: 1^1. D. Wcatbrook. Pr^n.
OHBONTA, Otaeffo Co., pop, 7.147.
SUta Normal School; normal: ittate; co-r^.;
Percy L BuEbee, A. M.. D. Sc., Vf^.
OSSISnNG* WMtche«ter Co.^ P^, 7.fii30.
Holbrooka' School, Dr, ; nilileary; nonsf^ct.;
etst. ISOa; Rev. Dwlgbt Holbrook. M, D..
l^rin.
Mount Piaatuit Xllltaiy AcadeiAy; mDLtAry:
^fit. 1814; n<Mi-«ect.; Ohop- 1^. Bni»l<?, A.
M.. PHn.
Oiiining School; girl a* bonnlin^; nooii^et,.
V\nrii t\ Fuller, Prln.
St. John' ft School: prep.; uipn: hun-veet.: p«L
184V; Rev. W^ A, Rauney, A. M., Ph. B.-
Prt'?.
OSWBOO. Oiwego Co-, pop. 22,100.
Chtffoe'a Ftjonograpbic Intlitute; bun. Jind
BteB.; W. G. Cbuffee, Pres,
Btftta ITormal and Training Sohoel; o#nnal;
alate: coed.; I. B. Poiietwr, Pii. D., Pr*»a.
St. Fanl't AcftdeDiy; prep.; co-*d.; B. C*
Rev. M Ban-y, Pret.
PEEKSKILL, Weatchsater Co., piif*. 10,358,
laatitute, Thoj preji,; co-ed.; nonntoct.;
Cb(iJrl4.a t'nterrtiiiner, Prln.
PeekaklU Kilitaiy Academy; military; non^
ac-ct.; ^L 153^1. J, C, But'liuJ'. M, A.,
SopU
I
I
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OF THE trarncEB states Aim canada.
165
NBW YORK
NEW roBE
fit. Gtbml School; iflds' buiinllnir: E, C^;
ing; mil.; P. B.; p^t, 18T0; UTnwpr »inl
SUUet, PiiOH.
FEXHAtC WANOR. Waitch«it4r Gti,. (jop. 3^0.
FENK YAlf, Yfttfti Co., fM^p. 4.400,
P«ap Tftn Fn« Academrs buss, nns] nvii. : I'l^t.
ISIK: L. I>. Wllrox. A. B,. Prln.
FIK£. WyomiDf Co., pop, 4*V^.
Fik« SemiAuy A&d IJalaii Fre« Scboah prrp.;
c<>'<'a. : Hon fleet,; etT. lOOS: Jobii T Mi?-
Grnren, Prill.
FLATTSBUTtG. CHntau Cfl,.*tMjp. R.4:j-4.
D'YouYiUe Ac&d«iof; ijlrla' hf»*riUni(r: R. 0.;
FUttiUmrg State HiirtaAl ajid Trfclninf School;
normQ]; ntaUr, cattJ.; Qt'orfeM- K. lljiwk
\m. A. M.. P. Ht^. Trfti.
FLATTSVIIXE. Clinton Co.< |«>p. .^CM.
Cfa&mpliiia Bummer Brbool; eumitti^r »cIlo6];
ro'C^d.; R, C; cut. 3800: ttpv. IK J, Me-
Mabon, t>. U-t Prfs.
FOEt HENST. Eiuix Co,, pop. J*TR7.
CbaxnplBin Intrtitute^ prt*p ; co-od. ; ft, C; Si*-
frr M. GnbrltlM, Prla.
POTSDAM. 8t LawreiLCft Co., pi>ii. 3.^^.
CltJ-luaQ Mfiin&riil Schixiil of TAehRolofy;
rlon. M. E,. Dln?cloT.
Drmm KormAl iRttitute af Huaii^; iritliiliijL'
iu'lHMjl r»ir mijH-rvlsor* i>r [liuhIc, c<>-etl.:
**ft. laM: Mi«a JiiUji E. fruRi, plrt-ctof.
Stfttti Komtsi luid Tr^ininK Scliooh nonnoh
ttate; <?i>-<*d,: e*l, IStJO' TlfOiijaB U. 8to«-
uU. Pb, D., Vti's.
FOirOSKEEFSIE. BotclwM Co,, pop, 24.<>ak
Etstmrnji Bq4ln«i!» OoU«ffft: buB, ; Hti<p, nml
(iftrp ; fv:*t, l^Hl: Ck-mtMit C» Oiila<fS. M.
A.. It. L., Pt^«.
8cb0oPt unnDunc^mftnt. — EAUtoiAtt pnt-
pan-a ftir buAln^^Hii, comblnht}? n i;cxh] 'Rtv^-
lifib <Mli4ratlDn. wUIi I be tr«bn)ral iastnit*-
tlon *inl [pmrticjil work n^tjutrwl for
tNiriMiirh trftlnlng, mid HJivitiiF results,
riniir, fffort, Ami mitloy conaldt'red. of far
iii**n^ Tki!i]i^ Id #"vi'I7' day Uff tban tliOfts*
AfTnnk'd in tbij univrr»iUU'« and oUwt tn-
slUtidotif- for *'hl^ljcr ftliicatloii,''
AiijiifijE the bi'»l known, okk-st. and tumi
L'Xft'tiiilvelir p*tratilRpd tML-boolK ki AmcHcn.
AbAMit ZO.QOO fi-itdnntow In bnalnc'sa In
nil n«t1oba of tbe world enmnfitly at-
iwt I be MKh cbaracti>r of thi? wwk donv.
Nt> vncattoaa. Ah InstructlcHi la I^Lfgi'ly
tadlvldiinJ, new studiMit^i mny begin work
an J- wvvt day. Thi* AC-hnol obtslnit i-m
|tlr»j tiii'diiit: tr*t aU ftrudiiotcfl Ltf It* Coni-
plvti? L\nniTi*T«(jil Ciwijntf'. FrcM* cntulttgiH'
I III itpi4kfltbi[|.
London Ball School far Girl a; t:irlJi' board-
iiii:. H'Mt-riT,: HkeiiimI WtdlM Rnck, Pphj.
Pamun Hall ScbOfll; Rlrltt' bi>m:<llii|f nod day;
ocHi *«^^t L KlU-n CJl»bi* Bnrtlttr, Prlo.
Sclbfioh pr>p. : co-etl.; iiu«i»i'C^^ Mnty
<h AUlffcr. Prln.
Riviiniew Milit^rr AQ&dom;: ndHtar^v: l«*»yH*^
non-Bprt L fsit. l.*43(l: Joseph B. Blab*'*',
A. M.. Prln.
Yftuar OoUesQ; woim-o^ oftD-fleet,; <»at. 1S*lfl;
Raw J a HIPP M, TityJor, D. D., LL, D
Pff^S.
BANDOt^H. CftttATftusu* Co., pop. 1,2(10,
CliambarUin Imtitutsi prop,: co-ed,; M. B,;
iTiflfgo C. Rotli. A. B,. Prln.
BEDFORD, Clintoa Oo,, i>op. 1S3.
Acad«dSir of Holjr CtiaKi; ptep.i co<>iL; U, 0.;
p*«t. l*Wd: atftter Mary of St. IIed«:lde«,
Btlt&x AcftdQmlc Soboal; prpp,: co-od.; R, C;
Nfr^^itiTL KdwiJire D««iiutii]». 8tipi?rlor,
RHITSSELAES,, RcDiieUer Go>. pop. 7,40R.
St, John'a Aca.d«niy: ismj*.; co-efl. ; R. C.;
(St, l^vi-, Uf^v. John V. Glivjn, M. A„
Prln.
RIVERKEAD, Suffolk Qo,. pop. 2,017,
ElTerhejid Acad^m^T elo$ti'd.
ROCHESTER, Monroft Co., pop. I02,0i:i«.
Bradstreot School, Thftf tHiyn* brwmltii^; noii-
sict, : J. (Iowa ml Brailstffft. prln,
Calunibift School; frtrls' bonrfllni;: onn^ac'ct.t
Mlif).He» Alldo Laltiinorp am] CjipotlJift UWlU
til an. Print,
Cnittandon Scboot, Tbe; glrla' bAMrclIni;; mm-
FM^it.; Mist L. n. llnk^H, Prin.
ExceUlar CaDunarcI&l Isitltuto; biiH, nn^l
N.it'iu: rat. 111iO!2; Fniult J SiltRick. Pn'M.
. FenuLle Acadomy of tho Sii^red Eeartr glda'
bo^mlhiir, 11. C; Mndnuii^ AitjniB«tji, PrEn.
Flour City ButiuBvi School; 11. ITnUiy, Vfln,,
Cox Hlll|r.
LiTinffBton Purk B^mlniry: lelrli' iMtAnltni; mid
djiy^ iion-<!WL ; Mrm. Wm. M. KfbuaK. Jr,*
PrTn.
KaJtuToih Acadamy: glrln* tiosnliitg: E. C*i
TknDiiiH F. Mick(*y. Prln.
Nichola Schoolt Mn,; cl(i«i''d,
Eoynoldi Biitlneii Academy: bin. and atrn.r
^«T. tHU4; llarrub .T. Reynoldn, A. M.*
Priu.
Rochs«t«T AtbenaeuDL and K^obmloi * lull-
totes trrh.' co-.^d. : non-a^Tt,: cat. 1885;
IrfWl* P. RiW9, Pl^B,
H4tc bettor Builneis luntitiito; bua. mnd tti^n.;
A. S Of^born. Prca.
RochoBt«r Theolo^ca] S^uitni^rj; (brol,^ wavn*
TinpHst: Aisi^nsni!* H Btroujr. Ph. D.* B,
li . LL. D., Prot,
Bt. Bomiird SflmlnaryE Ibeol,: men; R. Cl
Ri'V. Jamea J. HnrUcy, Prr>«.
Undttrhiiri, Fhonasraphic Inttltutv: hup. and
Kfiri.; fdt. m8T; B. «tev«iftOii LTudcrlUU.
Prpfl.
. . 0iiiirertity of Eochoitet; roll.: co-rd.: tion-
st'i'T.T i-M. ISKO: Rrv, Itimb Kb(»trii, LL. D.,
Prt-a.
Warner Hamoritl LuthoTiin Colloi^a; t^wlL
hojfi: Kv. Lotli.; I'tit, 1K83: lii'V. Jiiatpb
"WPBtern New York Inatitution for Iha Dflif
and Dumh; ^inl* : Mr. WrHtrrfildL Prhi.
EOKE, On«ida Co,, pop. iri,:i4:j.
BL Fet*r'i Academy; ^kls* boMnllu^i ft, C:
Slater Mflry Patrick, Prln.
166
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIREOTOBY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
RONDOTJT, XHster Co., pop.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C:
Sister Frances Regis, Prln.
R08SVILLE, Richmond Ck>., pop. 270.
Trinity Home School: prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; boarding and day; Sophia H. Ayreg.
Prin.
ROXJin) LAKE, Saratoga Co., pop. 203.
Round Lake Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Moth.;
n. Burdick, Prln.
ROUSE POINT, Clinton Co., pop. 1,676.
St. Patrick's Academic School; prep.: co-ed.;
B. C; est. 1886; Sister M. Patricia, Prln.
RYE, Westchester Co., pop. 1,051.
Rye Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Mrs. D. J. Life. Prln.
Heathcote Hall; boys' boarding; P. E. Arthur
De Lanccy Ayrault, A. M., Prln.
SAG HARBOR, Suffolk Co., pop. 1.069.
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary; girls'
boarding; B. C: Mother BasIIe, Prin.
SALAMANCA, Cattaragus Co.. pop. 5,000.
Salamanca Actual Business Inst.; bns., sten.
and tel.; est. 1902: Hon. E. B. Vreeland,
Pres., E. G. Lannlng, Prin.
SALEM, Washington Co., pop., 1,301.
Washington Academy; prop.; co-ed.: non-
sect.; est. 1792; Fred B. Stevens, Prln.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Saratoga Co., pop. 12,-
409.
St. Faith's Academy; girls' boanllng; P. E.:
est. 1890; Eleanor A. Shackelford, Prln.
St. John's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.; B.
C. : est. 1805: Bt. Bev. Thomas Burke,
Pres.
SCABSDALE. Westchester Co., pop. 418.
Heathcote Hall; girls' boarding and day:
non-sect.: Misses r..ockwood. Prlns.
St David's Hall; boys' boarding; Bev. W. L.
Evans, Prln.
SCHENECTADY, Schenectady Co., pop. 31.082.
Fitzgerald School of Shorthand and Business;
bus. and sten.; H. F. Fitzgerald, Prin..
277 State St.
St. John's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.; U.
C; Bev. J. L. Bellly, Pres.
Union College; coll.: men; non-sect.; est.
1795: Andrew V. V. Baymond, D. D., LL.
D.. Pres.
SENECA FALLS, Seneca Co., pop. 0..'>19.
Sanford Preparatory School; moved to Corn-
wall, Conn.
"Flower Villa," co-ed.; boarding; est. 1907;
Mrs. F. A. Warner, Prin.
SHERWOOD, Cayuga Co., pop. 177.
Sherwood Select School; prop.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; A. Gertrude Flanders. Prin.
SODUS, Wayne Co., pop. 1.028.
Sodus Academy: prop.; co-ed.; non sect.; Ell-
sh.i Curtis. Prin.
SOUTHOLD. Suffolk Co., p..p. 1.21»2.
Southold Academy: prep.: (-(^-ed.; Presl*. :
Mii«s N. A. p:verott. Prin.
STANFORD VILLE, Dutchess Co., pop. 3.32.
Christian Biblical Institute: theol.: co-ed.;
Christian; John B. Weston. D. D., LL. D..
President.
SYRACUSE, Onondaga Co., pop. 106.374.
Academy of Sacred Heait; prep.; men: R.
C; Bev. John F. Mnllany, Pres.
Christian Brothers Academic Sokool; prep.;
boys; B. C; Brother Emory Aloyslus.
Dakin's Business Institute; bos. and sten.;
est. 1892; George A. Dakin, Prln.
Hebrew Free School; prep.; co-ed.; Hebrew;
David Blumberg. Prln.
Henley Brothers' School; bus.; B. M. Henley.
Everson Bldg.
School of Trarel (in connection with Byraciua
Preparatory School); boys' foreign study
and trarel; Frank B. Sherman, B., A..
Director.
St. Lucy's Academic School; prep.; co-ed.; R.
C; Bev. John J. Kennedy, Pres.
St. John's Catholic Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
B. C; Bev. Michael Cllne, Prin.
Syracuse Classical School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; A. Lincoln Travis, Prin.
Syracuse Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
J. J. Martin, pree.
Syracuse University; nnlv.; co-ed.; M. E.:
est. 1871; Bev. James Boscoe Day. S. T.
D.. LL. D., Chancellor.
Syracuse University College of Fina Arts; fine
arts; co-ed.; George Albert Parker, Mas.
D. Dean.
Syracuse University, College of Law; law;
co-ed.; est. 1895; James B. Brooks, A. M..
D. C. L., Dean.
Syracuse University, College of Medicine;
mod.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1872; Gaylord
P. Clark. A. M., M. D., Dean.
Syracuse University, Lyman Comelins Smith
College of Applied Science; tech.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; William Kent, M. E., Dean.
Syracuse University, Teachers' College; Ednc;
co-ed.; J. BIchard Street, Ph. D., Dean.
TABRYTOWN, Westchester Co., pop. 4.770.
Hackley School; prep.; boys: non-sect.: est.
1809: Henry White Callahan. A. M.. Ph.
D., Head Master.
Irving School for Boys; boys' boarding: noo-
sect.; est. 1891; John M. Furman, A. M..
Head Master.
Ljmdhurst School: boys' prep.; non-sect; est
1903; Fred McCollum, Snpt.
Miss Mason's School, The Castle; girls* board-
ing; P. E.: est. 1886; Miss G. E. Mason.
L. L. M., Prin.
Metcalf's School, Misses; girls' boarding and
day; nou-sect.; Miss M. W. Mctcalf. Prin.
Repton School; boys' boarding; non-sect.; O.
C. Boach, Prln.
TOMFKINSVILLE, Richmond Co.
Augustinian Academy; prep.; boys; B. C:
Nicholas J. Murphy, Pres.
TBOY, Renssalaer Co., pop. 60.661.
Emma Willard School; girls' boarding: noe-
sect.: est. 1821; Miss Anna Leach, A. M..
Prin.
Lansingburg Academy; girls* boarding; oos*
sort.: James Bay Craighead, M. A.. Pria
LaSalle Institute: boys' boarding; B. C; rtt
1853: Bev. Brother Arnold. M. 8c.. Pris.
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NEW YORK
MetropoUtAii Scliool of Mntio and Art; music
and art; co-ed.; eat. 1902; Will B. Rog-
ers, Director.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; tech.; men;
non-sect.; est. 1824; Palmer G. Ricketts.
G. B., Pres.
St. Anffustine's Academic School; prep.; boys;
R. C.; RcT. J. T. Bmmett, Pres.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; boys; R. G. ;
Rey. Jame's A. Gartin, Pres.
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; boys; R. G.:
Sister M. Blanche.
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-od.; R. C.;
Sister M. Odilia, Prin.
Troy Academy; prep.; l>oys; non-sect.; est.
1834; John O. Murdoch. A. M., Prin.
Troy Business College; bus. and sten.; L. G.
TutUe, Prin.
Troy Female Seminary; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; Anna Leach, President.
TTHIOH SPRnrOS, Cayuga Co., pop. 904.
Oakwood Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Friends;
est. 1796; Walter H. Wood, A. B., Prin.
imCA, Oneida Co., pop. 56,383.
Balliol School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Bdith RockweU Hall, Prin.
Cecily Baker School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1882; Frances B. Newland, Prin.
Speacerian Business School; bus. and sten.;
Chas. B. Hall, Pres.
Utica Business Institute; bus. and sten.; est.
1863; G. F. Hendrick, Pres.
Utica Catholic Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
J. S. M. Lynch, D. D., Prin.
Vtica Female Academy; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; Louise S. B. Saunders and Edith R.
Hall, Principals.
VEROHA, Oneida Co., pop. 357.
Home School, The; prep.; co-ed.; ncm-sect.;
Mrs. T. M. Foster, Prin.
WATESTOWH, JelTerson Co., pop. 23,000.
Immaculate Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.:
R. G.; Sister M. Berchmans, Prin.
WATERVLIET,
Watervliet Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non
sect.; Rev. P. H. McDermott, President.
WESTCHESTER, New York Co.
Sacred Heart Academy; boys* boarding; R. C.:
Brother August, Prin.
Clayson Point Military Academy; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; Brother Edmund Prin.
WEST NEW BRIGHTOir, Richmond Co.
Livingston School; prep.: co-ed.; non -sect.:
Way and Crooks, Prins.
St. Austin's School; boys' boarding; P. B.;
George E. Quaile, M. A., Prin,
Westerleigh Collegiate Institute; prep.; co
ed.; non-sect.; Wilber Strong, Prin.
WEST POINT, Orange Co., pop. 1,260.
United States Military Academy; military;
men: U. S. Gov't.: est. 1802; Albert M.
Mills, Brigadier General U. S. Army,
Supt.
WHITE PLAINS. Westchester Co.
Westchester Hall; boys' boarding and day;
non-sect.; Conrad Wollmann, Prin.
WHITESTONE, Queens Co.
Sacred Heart Seminary; boys' boarding; R.
C; Sisters of St. Joseph.
YONKERS, Westchester Co., pop. 47.031.
Butler's Business School and School of Me-
chanical Drawing; bus.; sten. and tech.
drawing: est. 1892; WiUiam W-. Butler,
Prin.
Halsted School, The; prep.; girls' boarding
and day: non-sect.; Mary Sicard Jenkins,
Prin.
Highcliffe Hall; girls' boarding and day; non-
sect.; Mrs. W. E. Merrill, Prin.
St. Joseph's Seminary; theol.; men; R. C.;
James F. Drlscoll. D. D., Pres.
Spencerian Business School; bus. and sten.;
est. 1802; Ciiarles B. Hall, Prin.
NORTH CAROLINA
Population, 1,893,810. School census, 709,609. School age, 6-21.
North Carolina is the fifteenth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 1,893,810 inhabitants, of whom 1,263,603, or 41.6 per cent, are white.
Of this number 4,394, or .4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 28.7 per cent, the state ranking forty-third in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. Y. JoYNER, Superintendent of Public Instruction Raleigh
Allen J. Barwick, Chief Clerk Raleigh
C. H. Mebane, Special Clerk for Loan Fund, etc Raleigh
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
R. B. Glenn, Governor, Chairman Raleigh
J. Y. JoYNER, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary Raleigh
W. C. Newland, Lieutenant-Governor Raleigh
J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State Raleigh
B. R. Lacy, State Treasurer Raleigh
B. F. Dixon, State Auditor Raleigh
T. W. Bickett, Attorney General Raleigh
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
J, Y. JoYNER, Chairman ex-officio Raleigh
Allen J. Barwick, Secretary Raleigh
N. W. Walker Chapel Hill
Z. V. JuDD Raleigh
F. L. Stevens Raleigh
John Graham Warrenton
NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS
AND PRINCIPALS.
I. C. Griffin, President Salisbury
L. C. Brogdin, Vice-President Kinston
C. W. Wilson. Secretary Scotland Neck
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
Duties performed by State Board of Education.
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NORTH CAROLINA \ NORTH CAROLINA
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Duties performed by State Board of Education.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
North Carolina has no State Reading Circle Board, but her legislature makes
generous provision for the building up of school libraries. A state law was passed
in 1901, appropriating $5,000 from the state funds, to be paid out, ten dollars to
every school district that would appropriate ten dollars, and whose citizens would
contribute ten dollars. The appropriation was taken up in three months, and two
thousand four hundred books were bought for the school libraries in that year.
This appropriation is continued from year to year, and there are now over 1,800
libraries in the rural schools.
NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
Thos. R. Foust, President Greensboro
R. D. W. Connor, Secretary Raleigh
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address County.
Alamance Rev. W. S. Long Graham 25.665
Alexander A. F, Sharpe Hiddenite 10.960
Alleghany C. J. Taylor Ennlce 7,759
Anson J. M. Wall Wadesboro 21.870
Ashe W. H. Jones Warrenville 19.581
Beaufort Rev. N. Harding Washington 26,404
Bertie R. W. Askew Windsor 20,538
Bladen Angus Cromartie Garland 17.677
Brunswick Geo. H. Bellamy El Paso 12,657
Buncombe A. C. Reynolds Ashevllle 44,288
Burke R. L. Patton Morganton 17.699
Cabarrus C. E. Roger Concord 22,456
Caldwell Y. D. Moore Lenoir 15.694
Camden E. T. Burgess Shlloh 5,474
Carteret L. B. Ennett Cedar Point 11,811
Caswell Geo. A. Anderson Anderson 15,028
Catawba Geo. E. Long Newton 22,133
Chatham R. p. Johnson Mt. Vernon Springs. .23.912
Cherokee E. B. Norvelle Murphy ' 11,860
Chowan J. O. Alderman Tyner 10,258
Clay G. H. Halgler Hayesville 4,532
Cleveland B. T, Falls Lawndale 25.078
Columbus F. T. Wooten Chadbourn 21.274
Craven S. M. Brinson New Bern 24,160
Cumberland B. T. McBrvde Fayetteville 29,249
Currituck j. m. Newbern Jarvisburg 6.529
I>are W. B. Fearing Manteo 4,757
Davidson p. s. Vann Lexington 23.403
Davie j. d. Hodges Mocksville 12,115
Duplin D. S. Kennedy Kenansville 22.405
Durham C. W. Massev Durham 26.233
Edgecombe r. a. Kittrell Tarboro 26,591
Forsyth W. B. Sneas Winston-Salem 35,261
Franklin R. B. White Franklinton 25,116
Gaston F. P. Hall Belmont 27,903
Gates T. W. Costen, Jr Gatesvillo 10,413
Graham L. H. Rogers Robin.«*vine 4.343
Granville j. F. Webb Oxford 23,263
Greene j. k. Debnam Snow Hill 12.038
Guilford Thomas R. Foust Greensboro 39.074
Halifax Dr. A. S. Harrison Enfield 30.793
Harnett j. d. Ezzell Dunn 15.988
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NORTH CAROLINA
County. Superintendent.
Haywood R. A. Santelle
Henderson Med. Ray
Hertford T. E. Browne
Hyde S. J. Beckwith
Iredell T^. D. White
Jackson W. T.. Henson
Johnston J. P. Canaday
Jones W. H. Hammonds .
L.enolr C. W. Howard
Lincoln G. T. Heafner
Macon M. D. Billings
Madison O. A. Henderson .
Address.
.Waynesville . . .
.Hendersonville
.Ahoskle
.Swan Quarter .
.Statesvllle . . . .
.Webster
.Smithfield
.Trenton
.Kinston
.Cfrouse
.Franklin
.Marshall
Martin R. J. Peele Willlamston
McDowell D. F. Giles Marlon
Mecklenburg- R. J. Cochrane Charlotte
Mitchell D. W. Green Wing
Montgomery R. T. Poole Troy
Moore John A. McLeod Carthage
Nash W. S. Wilkinson Rocky Mount . . . .
New Hanover W. Catlett Wilmington
Northampton Paul J. Long Jackson
Onslow Walter M. Thompson Rlchlands
Orange T. W. Andrews Chapel Hill
Pamlico E. C. Ross Grantsboro
Pasquotank G. R. Little Elizabeth City. . .
Pender Chas. H. Utley Burgaw
Perquimans W. G. Gaither Hertford
Person G. F. Hollo wav Roxboro
Pitt W. H. Ragsdale Greenville
Polk ; . . . J. R. Foster Mill Spring
Randolph E. J. Coltrane Asheboro
Richmond W. R. Coppedge Rockingham . . . .
Robeson J. R. Poole Lumberton
Rockingham H. A. Hayes Reldsville
Rowan R. G. Klzer Salisbury
Rutherford B. H. Bridges Rutherfordton . . .
Sampson L. L. Matthews Clinton
Stanley E. F. Eddins Palmervllle
Scotland L. M. Blue Gibson
Stokes J. T. Smith Danbury
Surry J. H. Allen Elkln
Swain D. A. Randolph Bryson City
Transylvania F. C. Henderson Quebec
Tvrrell R. H. Spruill Columbia
Union R. N. Nisbet Monroe
Vance J. C. Kittrell Henderson
Wake Z. Z. Judd Raleigh
Warren Nat Allen Warrenton
Washington C. J. Everett Plymouth
Watauga B. B. Dougherty Boone
Wayne E. T. Atkinson Goldsboro
Wilkes C C. Wright Hunting Creek . .
Wilson E. J. Barnes Wilson
Yadkin A. J. Martin Benbow
Yancey D. P. Deyton Toecane
Pop. of
County.
16,222
...14.104
14.294
, ... 9,278
29.064
11,853
32,250
8.226
18.639
15,498
12,104
...20,644
15,383
12.567
55,268
15,221
...14.197
23.622
25.478
25.785
21,150
11.940
14,690
8.045
13.660
18.381
10.091
16,685
30.889
. ... 7,004
28.232
15.855
...40.871
33.163
31.066
25.101
26.380
15.220
12.553
19.866
25.515
8,^01
6.620
4.980
27.166
16.684
54.626
19.161
10.608
18.417
31.866
26.872
28.596
14.083
11.464
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABERDEEN. Moore Co., pop. 550.
Aberdeen Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
S. P. Lorkhart, Prin.
ADVANCE, Davis Co.. pop. 273.
Advance Academy: prop.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
.John Minor, PrIn.
ALBEMARLE. Stanley Co.. pop. 1.600.
Enfflewood Boarding School; prirls' boarding ;
Presb. ; Helen J. Northrup. Prln.
ASHEYILLE, Buncombe Co.. pop. 14.6M.
Asheville Basinett Colleff«; bos. and iteo.:
H. S. Shockley. Pre«.
Asheville School; boys* boarding; non-MCt.:
N. M. Anderson. Prln.
Asheville School of Btenoffraphj mmA T j f p e
writing: sten.: est. 1880; U\m Prmneef
Emannel. Prln.
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Bingliam Soliool, The; boys' boarding; miU-
tery; non-sect.; Ck>l. R. Bingham, Supt.
Home Industrial School; prep, and indust.;
girls: Presb.; est. 1887; Miss Florence
Stephenson, Prin.
Normal and Collegiate Institute; normal;
private; women; Presb.; est. 1892; Rev.
Thomas Lawrence, D. D., Pres.
Stevens' SchoM, The Misses; prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.; est. 1900; Miss Elizabeth C.
Stevens, Prln.
ASHPOLE, Bobeson Co., pop. 432.
Ashpole Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1879; George W. Coggln, A. B., Pres.
ABDEN. Buncombe Co., pop. 137.
Christ's School; prep.; coed.; non-sect.; T.
C. Wetmore, Prln.
ATLAKTIC, Carteret Co., pop. 52.
Atlantic Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
G. W. Mewborn, Prin.
Atlantic Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
C. E. James, Prin.
AXJOXJSTA, Davie Co., pop. 32.
Hodges School; prep.; co-ed.; uon-sect. ; John
D. Hodges, A. M.. Prin.
AVLANDEB, Bertie Co.. pop. 342.
Aulander Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
H. W. Early. Prin.
ATDEN, Pitt Co.. pop. 567.
Free Will Baptist Theological Seminary;
theol.; co-ed.; boarding; Free Will Bapt.:
est. 1889; Thomas Ewlng Peden. D. D.,
Pres.
BATB0R0XJ6H, Pamlico Co., pop. 292.
Pamlico Male and Female Institute; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1888; Thomas M.
Sea well. O. B., Prln.
BEAVFOBT, Carteret Co., pop. 2.195.
Beaufort High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Mrs. Daisy Belle, Prin.
St. Paul's School; prep.; co-ed.; P. E.
Edward Hills. Ph. D., Prln.
Washburn Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1865; D. Wilder. A. B.. Prin.
BELLCB08S, Camden Co., pop. 97.
Bellcross Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. D. Berry, Prln.
BBLMOVT, Gaston Co., pop. 146.
Sacred Heart Academy; girls' boarding: R.
C; est. 1892; Mother M. Teresa. Priu.
St. MarjF's College; coll.; men; R.; C; est.
1878; Rev. Leo. Ilald. D. D.. 0. S. B.,
Pres.
School's Announcement. — Situated eleven
Utiles west of Charlotte, N. C. In charge
of the Benedictine Fathers. Physical,
moral and religious training a special aim
of the fchool. Pure, cold water; healthy,
substantial food; cool mountain air.
Ola&sical, commercial and scientific
courses. Graduates hold responsible und
lucrative positions In the principal South-
em cities. Terms of board and tuition
for the year. $200.
BELYIDEBE, Perquimans Co., pop. 110.
BelTidere Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Friends;
Mary J. White, Prln.
BELWOOD, Cleveland Co., pop. 107.
Belwood Institute: prep.: co-ed.: M. E. So.:
est. 1890; John C. Garett, Prin.
BETHEL HILL, Person Co., pop. 33.
Bethel Hill Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
Rev. J. A. Beam, Prin.
BIG LICK, Stanly Co., pop. 132.
Big Lick Academy; closed.
BILTMOBE, Buncombe Co., pop. 71.
Biltmore School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; R.
R. Johnson, Prin.
Biltmore Parish School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Alice R. JaclESOn. Prin.
BISCOE, Montgomery Co., pop. 79.
Biscoe Academy; prep.; coed.; non-sect.;
Flora M. Martin, Prin.
BLACK MOTTKTAIN, Buncombe Co., pop. 270.
Holman Christian University; coll.; Christian;
coed.; J. C. Goggins, Pres.
BLOWING ROCK, Watauga Co., pop. 331.
Skyland Institute; closed.
BOILING SPRINGS, Cleveland Co., pop. 76.
Boiling Springs Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. E. Goode, Prin.
BOMBAY, Randolph Co.
Bombay Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. S. Anderson, Prin.
BOOMER, Wilkes Co., pop. 37.
Boomer High School; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; J.
A. Baldwin, Prin.
BOONEVILLE, Yadkin Co., pup. 183.
Yadkin Valley Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1854; Abner C. Gentry, B. A.,
Prin.
BROADWAY, Moore Co., pop. 46.
Broadway Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
M. A. McLeod, Prln.
BREVARD, Transylvania Co., pop. 584.
Brevard Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. So.;
est. 1895; C. H. Trowbridge, A. M., Prin.
Broad Valley Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; L. W. Hall, Prln.
Normal and Industrial Training School; prep,
und indust.; co-ed.; non-sect.; E. E. Bish-
op, Prln.
BUIES CREEK, Harnett Co., pop. 25.
Buies Creek Academy; prep; co-e<1. ; non-
sect.; est. 1887; Rev. J. A. Campbell,
Prin.
BURGAW, Fender Co.. pop. 387.
Burgaw Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-soct.:
B. T. Cowper, A. B.. Supt.
BURLINGTON. Alamance Co., pop. 3,092.
Burlington Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Meth.; est.
1903; H. 0. Stout, Supt.
Parish School; prep.; co-ed.; nonaect.; Bes-
sie Mann, Prin.
BURNSVILLE, Yancey Co.. pop. 207.
Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
E. E. Hnwljlns, Prin.
McCormick School ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non-soct. ;
C. R. Hubbard, Prin.
BUXTON, Dare Co., pop. 34.
Buxton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Miss Minnie Ilarrell, Prin.
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CAMDEN, Camden Co., pop. 268.
Camden High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
D. H. TlUett, Prin.
CAKA, Davis Co., pop. 51.
Cana Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; O.
A. Reynolds, Prln.
CABTHAGE, Moore Co., pop. 605.
Carthage Academic Institnte; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Palmer Dairy mple, A. B., Prin.
CARY, Wake Co., pop. 333.
Cary High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1870; E. L. Middleton, Head Master.
CEDAR GROVE, Orange Co., pop. 70.
Cedar Grove Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Annie Ilugbes, Prin.
CEDAR ROCK, Franklin Co., pop. 44.
Cedar Rock Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.
Mis.; T. H. Sledge, Prin.
CHAPEL HILL, Orange Co., pop. 1,099.
Chapel Hill School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. W. Canoda, Prin.
University of North Carolina; unlv. ; state;
men; est. 1795; F. F. Venuble, Ph. D.,
LL. D., Pres.
University of North Carolina, Department of
Pharmacy; phar.; men; est. 1898; E. V.
Howell, Dean.
University of North Carolina; Law Depart-
ment; law; men; est. 1846; James C.
MacKae, LL. U., Dean.
University of North Carolina, Medical School;
(Freshman and Sophomore years; Junior
and Senior years at Raleigh); med.; rog. ;
men; est. 1878; Richard II. Whitehead,
M. D., Dean.
CHARLOTTE, Mecklenburg Co., pop. 18,091.
Biddle University (colored); coll.; men; Presb. ;
est. 1878; Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. I).,
Pres.
Charlotte Commercial College; bus. and sten. ;
J. C. Mintz. Pres.
Charlotte Military Institute; military; non-
sect.; J. G. Baird, Supt.
Elizabeth College; girls' boanling; non-sect.;
est. 1897; C. B. King, A. M., Pres.
King's Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
H. King, Prln.
National Telegraph Institute; teleg. ; co-ed.;
J. H. Skulkey. E. E., Pres,
North Carolina Medical College; med.: reg. ;
men; est. 1898; Walter O. Nesbit, M. I).,
Dean.
Presbyterian College for Women; girls' board-
ing; Presb.; est. 1857; Rev. J. R. Bridges,
D. D., Pres.
St. Mary's Seminary; prep.; girls; R. C;
S. M. Dolores, Prin.
CHEROKEE, Swain Co., pop. 07.
U. S. Indian Industrial School; Govt, indust.
school for Indians; cu-rd.; est. 1880; De-
Witt S. Harris, Supt.
CHINA GROVE. Rowan Co., pop. 887.
China Grove High School; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: P. E. Wright. Prin.
Chapel Hill High School; i)ni). : co-e<l.; non-
sect.: Rev. T. W. Stroud. Prin.
Private School; prei». ; co-ed.: non-sect.; Mrs.
(Jranneer, Prin.
CHOCOWINTY, Beaufort Co., pop. 73.
Trinity School; prep.; co-ed.; P. B.; est. 1875;
N. C. Hughes. Prln.
CHURCHLAND, Davidson Co., pop. 39.
Pine Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Prof.
S. G. Hasty, Pres.
CISCO, Chowan Co., p(H>- 72.
Elm Grove School; closed.
CLARXTON, Bladen Co., pop. 131.
Male Institute: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W.
M. Dimn, Prin.
CLAYTON, Jihnston Co., pop. 754.
Clayton High Schcol; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1900; II. F. Williams. A. B., Prln.
CLEMMONS, Forsythe Co., pop. 171.
Clemmons School: prep.; co-ed.; Moravian;
est. 1900; Rev. James E. Hall. Prln.
CLINTON, Sampson Co., pop. 58.
Brewer's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Street Brewer, Prln.
Clinton School; prep.; co-ed.: noa-sect.;
Brice Craven, Prin.
CLYDE, Hayward Co., pop. 244.
Hayward High School; prep.; co-e<l.; Bapt.;
R. A. Santell, Prin.
COHARIE, Ssimpson Co., pop. 21.
Coharie School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Mrs.
B. V. Wright. Prln.
COLERAIN, Bertie Co.
Coler&in Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Cora B. Beard, Prln.
COLXTMBUS, Polk Co., pop. 334.
Columbus Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-stHrt.;
W. M. Whiteside, Prin.
Central Industrial School; normal; prep.: co-
ed. Indust.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Dr. J. G.
McLaughlin, Prin.
CONCOFD, Cabarrus Co., pop. 7,010.
Mount Amoena Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. H. Fisher, Prin.
Rocky River High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. G. Caswell, Prin.
Scotia Seminary (colored) ; girls' boarding;
Presb.; D. J. Satterfield, D. D., Prin.
CONOVER, Catawba Co., pop. 413.
Concordia College; coll.; co-ed.; Lath.; Rev.
Martin Luecke, Pres.
COOLEEMEE, Davie Co., pop. 247.
Cooleemee High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. R. Craven, Prin.
CORA, Burke Co., pop. 29.
Amherst Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1880; T. F. Barnes, A. B., Prin.
CRESCENT, Rowan Co., pop. 47.
Crescent Academy and Biuinett College; bus.;
est. 1896: J. L. M. Lyerly, Prln.
CRISP, Edcombe Co., pop. 52.
Atlantic Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
J. Fred Webb. Prin.
GROUSE. Lincoln Co., iKip. 182.
Piedmont Seminary: i»rep; co-<?d.: non-
stct.; est. VMKi; G. T. Ileafner, Prln.
CULLOWHEE. Jackson Co.
Cullowhee Normal School; state; normal: est.
1888.
ntnU'ijoct;
ni»D-tPCt.;
tioiini>cl, ;
iionn«?ct.:
DALLAS, Guton Co.. pap. raC
\^i*; H. A. WulfT, A, M,, Pn-a,
D ALTON, StDke* C^., \m{K HO.
Dftltoii iDititute; |mi!.t co-l^Li
W. A, Flint, Prln.
DAKBUBY, Stekei Ctj.n |»oti. KIT,
Daabuiy Acadeuiy; pn-tv. ; co-eil.i
J. T. tiDifth, Prln.
BAVtDSOK. MockiQnbBTW Co., poi^. I»04.
D^TidMii CcUef9; nALi iiieb; Prc-pH. ; est.
iNliT; lictirj' Lotiiis Sill I 111, Ph. D., LL. D.»
XtOETCHES, Kuh C<».
l>trNN. Hirnfltt Cfi-, pop, 1,072.
DuoD Hifb S{:k)0]t pP«ii-; L^oitl.
J. l). Ezztll, Prln.
DURHAM, Diirl]L4Jn Cot, pop, ^,^7i>-
rrimtir GolUg^}^ coU, ; ct^wJ.; M. B. Stx: ist.
l§ol; Itirv. JMhn IJ, KlJiju. D. D.. l*i-i*.
Trinity Fark Hi^h Bcho^l; prnp,t tociJ,; ,VI.
E. So. ■ J, ^\ HivioH, Prim
SoluHjri Anoou^icement. -* Trinity Park
^btjul I* l<ji^iiled in thn bt'mitlful VU^l
in^>iit si^lltin of Nfrt'tJi Unroltna; €aiTLL»us
niljaln» tbat «f TrlnNy Oolkgf':; «in-
iJunt^ 116*1^ tlie Ctillcgi^ librjir,T. Tht
Scliool pr<?(iiifps flip Ibe beat collt-f^-i: thu
AeviliMMic: ^jiHtiiiietit ia ttiilte Cfnnph^tis
K^jivcJktit i^yomiifilnni flod Htblellc
jrriiUQds, SI net t8U*i, I tit* furoLlment tans
litcTFiiiipd froui 72 to JIJ5, niid tni-f IZi
■ tqaifDts Ituve tj**fn prt:pjin?il for col-
l«?lfe. Tlie rounsp rovers four yfiira,
TJ*Dniiltorliii, itifuli'rti hi siriictiirc jiml
eqnlpmcnt. K^pi^nHi-w: liiltlon. liOtti'tL
launtirj, nni'l honbn, f iJiiii in f!SfH} p*"!' jt^ut.
EAGLETQWK, Korthumpton Co., poti. Si.
Aorora Htfh Schooh i>tvp,l e^-utl,: rrlentls:
Lti'll Wbltp. Prill,
ELIZABETH CITY, f nBquotank Co., tK»p. (|.a4SK
AtUotic Callejpbte Institute; pn>iK: irc^Pd.:
nito Bott, i ^. L. SlifH-ti, I'rln,
Cfoey School; prvp.; <:o-ird- ; noo-«iifCl.; R. B.
Crt'cy, Jr., Prin.
St&te Colfirtd JTotnua School J nuraiil; uliite;
co'C'd.; t*st. IS»I^ P* W* M0(»ri'. A. M,,
Pd«l Bcluml: [ir^p. ; tN>rHj. ; nmi-^nevt ; Brrtk'
l'r.ol. Pria.
Tillnt School; prc-p.; (?o-od.; ijo«»<."et.T J. N.
Tlllett. iTlti.
ELOir COLLEGE p Almmuicii Cq., pop. mK
tUon OoUofe; «<)'1L; eo-t-d.; CbfUtUnL esl.
I§a0; Etuiiieli L. Momtt, M. A., LL. D..
EMOCHTLLL£, Bownn Co,, pop, Q(KL
ElioehTille Sigh School; pn-p.H to-rd,^ non
a^Kt.: P U, ISnmu, PpId.
FAIBON, Duplin Qci,« pop, 308,
Male Ac&demj; prr^p. i ifo-iML
|[. Ci^Mwpll. Prtm
FALLSTOH'. Cl^fveUn^ Co,, pop. 24 L
FUlttqa AciAdemy; eloocd.
uoii-atiet,; H.
FABMIIfGTON. Davie Co.. pop. lUfi.
Farminirton AcHdemr: pr««|». : iHi^ifd.: ii)»o
*(.rr; 11, B fViUluri, Prln.
FABMEH, Randolph Co., iio^i. 37.
Fftupor InitLtut«: pfop ; eo-pd, : M, H.;
W. R. Sfcirbom, Priti.
F4EN SCHOOL, F. O,. noiir AilieiriUe.
AibeTUlo Farm StUooh bo,vs' hiduKit,; Ppc^pIi.:
t»t, 1NJI2; [li-v. CJ. SutmipF Bo*ki?rrnUu
Siipf,
FAYETTBVILLE, Ciiinb&rUiid Co,, piii^^ *.<tTo.
DanftldHon-DiTtdi^din Acftd«mr!: fft'^P-: "O-wK;
Prf&b. ; OiiirlMs R. Wiikiljiiid^ A, M,.
PrEti.
Ellis School: etoa^ft,
Hollfitte School; pi^'P^; ico-t'd.; poTi'Sivt.: Mn-
fioii ^lonfiii', Prtii.
Stato Colo rod Normal School (Giiloi'Bd)4 n#t-
tiiol; Stat*'; eo^fd.: pftL 1^47; E. K. I^mith,
Pti. Jl., Prfa,
FINCH, Kji*1i Co.. pop. 23.
Stiktihop« Higrh School: prep..; imi^l-iL; uoii
rti'ct.; Dnvkt Pri-shin iNirtPr^ Prln.
FRAUKLIN, liftcon Co., pop. 335.
Friuiklin High School; pn-p^: co-t^l.: xM. K.
Su. L M. 1*. millngH^ Pl-tn.
FRAKKLINTOH, Franklin Co,, p^p. 7i)L
AlhiLp Academy — State Kcrmml School; nor-
iiiul: ^Urts €o-*>d. ; lU'V. J. A. Bitvusu,
Fra^Dklifitop ChriatlHii Goll«coi |>roi>. : tH>-i!idl,;
flirititliin: Krv. Z. A. Pofite, Prln.
FBANKLDIVILLE. Randolph Co., pop, fjflT,
FratLklidrille Hifh Bchool; prep.: (.'o-i?!].; nop-
Btet.; [*. M. W»?fiflKrly, PHn.
FEEatfOUT, Wtyae Co., pop. I.T5.
Fiomont Hijrh School; pr^'p. : coi-i«d.; iion-
m*(?t.; C, E. Sponrf'T, Prln.
All Hallowi S«EniDftTyi; prop.r sr^rla' bonrd
\m'. R. C.; A. P; LlnilaHj, 1^1 n.
GASTONIA. Gaston Co., pop. 4.610.
Oaaton Academy; prp|K ; tfo-tnl,; Prp»b.: J.
W. Slier, Prln;
GATK, Orangfi Co., pop. 4S.
"White Grove Ac«demj; prep: civi-^fl. ; utyu
9vit.\ W. B. Self. Prln.
GEORGE, HortbaDipton Go., pop. 53,
01n67 Academy: prep,' ctU'd.; noii aert.; Da-
vid f\ White. Prln.
GISSOir. Scotland Co., pop, &ii.
Gibson Aeademy: prfp. ; t'oed.; iioiinect,: M,
L. «tl»^ki}ivi', Prln.
GOLDBTOK. Chatham Oo,^ pop. 175,
Golditon High School; prep.; coeiL; noiv
Mcl- W. U. Tyler. Prln,
GRANITE FALLS, CaldiToll Co,, p<>p. 277,
Granite Academy; prt'|i. ; €m ed,; iiQntiL'^'t . [ W^
J^ WlsMi. Prln.
GRANT3B0R0, Famlico Co., pup. 03.
AlliaiLce High School; prep.; co+i?*!.; non-
siHLl.; E. C. Rom, Prln.
GREENSBORO, Guilford Co^ pop, 10.035.
AfriLLiltural an^ Mecbuiicai GoUore for tho
Colored Eaco (colored); Induel, ; in*?n;
HXaU^i f>t IMOl? JHuit'B B, tlMley, M, A.,
LL. D., Prei>.
174
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH CAROLINA
Bennett Collegre; coll.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est.
1871; Rev. S. A. Pooler, A. M., D. 1)..
Pres.
Greensboro Ck>lleffe; girls' boarding; M. B.
So.; est. 1838; Lucy II. Robertson, Prln.
State Normal and Industrial School; normal;
state; co-ed.; Charles D. Mclvcr, Pres.
OROVER, Cleveland Co., pop. 174.
Grower High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
R. L. HoweU, Prln.
GTJILFORD COLLEGE, Guilford Co., pop. 208.
Guilford College; coll.; co-ed.; Priends; est.
1837; L. Lyndon Hobbs, A. M., Pres.
HAMILTON, Martin Co., pop. 493.
Hamilton Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1893; W. H. Albright, Ph. B., M. A.,
Supt.
HATESVILLE, Clay Co., pop. 142.
Fort Hembree Business Institute; bus. and
sten.; est. 1901; L. P. Shuford, Prln.
HERTFORD, Perquimans Co., pop. 1,382.
Perquimans Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. W. Roberts, Prln.
HICKORY, Catawba Co., pop. 2,535.
Claremont Female College; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1880; D. W. Read, M. A.,
Pres.
Lenoir College; coll.; co-ed.; Luth. ; est. 1891;
Rev. R. L. Fritz, A. M., Pres.
HIDDENITE, Alexander Co., pop. 108.
Hiddenite School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. P. Sharpe, Prln.
HILLSBORO, Orange Co., pop. 707.
Hillsbor-) Private School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1880; Mrs. Bragg and , Miss
Heartt, Prins.
Orange Grove School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1898; William Archibald Fleck. Prln.
HOT SPRINGS, Madison Co., pop. 445.
Borland Institute; prep.; co-ed,: non-sect.:
est. 1804; Julia PhiUlps, Prln.
HT7BS0N, Caldwell Co., pop. 112.
Hudson Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
K. B. Phillips, Prln.
HUNTERSVILLE, Mecklenburg Co., pop. 533.
Huntexsville High School; prep.; Presb.; R.
co-ed.; est. 1885; R. .M. Gray, Prln.
ILEX, Davidson Co., pop. 42.
Holly Grove Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Luth.;
Charles S. Illleman, A. B., Prln.
INTELLIGENCE. Rockingham Co.
Sharp's Institute; prep, co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. M. Sharp, Prln.
JACKSON SPRINGS. Moore Co.
Jackson Springs Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; T. M. Seawell, Prln.
JAMESVILLE, Martin Co., pop. 235.
Jamesville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. J. Manning, Prln.
JERUSALEM, Bavie Co., poi>. 74.
Jerusalem High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: A. L. Chaffin, Prln.
JONESVILLE, Yadkin Co.. pop. 187.
Jonesville Academy; closed.
JOPPA, Orange Co.
Chestnut Ridge Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: T. L. Reveelc, Prin.
KENANSYILLE, Duplin Co., pop. 271.
Shaw School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W. M.
Shaw, Prln.
HERNE&8VILLE, Forsythe Co., pop. 652.
Kemersville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Prof. J(AnBon, Prln.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, Cleveland Co., pop. 2.0A2.
Kings Mountain High School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; S. W. Garvllle, Prln.
Lincoln Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Cong.; Lil-
lian S. Cathcart, Prln.
KINSTON, Lenoir Co., pop. 4,106.
Lewis School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Rich-
ard H. Lewis, Prln.
Rhodes Military Institute; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1902; Col. W. H. Rhodes, Prln.
KITTRESS, Vance Co., pop. 168.
Kittrell College (colored); prep.; co-ed.; A.
M. E.; est. 1886; J. R. Hawkins. A. M..
Prln.
LAURINBURG, Scotland Co., p8p. 1,334.
McLean School; prep.; co-ed. non-sect.;
Annie McLean, Prin.
McLean High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; P. P. Wyche, Prln.
LAWNBALE, Cleveland Co., pop. 500.
Piedmont High School prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. D. Burns, Prln.
LAWRENCE, Edcombe Co., pop. 27.
Grace School; prep.; co-(>d. ; non-sect.; Miss
M. H. Hicks, Prin.
LEAKSVILLE, Rockingham Co., pop. 688:
Leaksville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; G. Boone, Prln.
LENOIR, Caldwell Co., pop. 1,296.
Davenport College; coll.; co-ed.; Meth.; est.
1856; Charles C. Weaver, A. B., Ph. D..
Pres.
LEWISTON, Bertie Co., pop. 168.
Manson Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Pattle Manson, Prin.
LEWISVILLE, Forsythe Co., pop. 159.
Lewisville Academy; closed.
LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., pop. 1.234.
Lexington Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; George M. Edgar, Prin.
Reed Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; G.
J. W. Cole, A. B.. Prin.
LIBERTY. Randolph Co., pop. 804.
Liberty Normal College; normal; private :
co-ed.; est. 1896; Thomas G. Amlck. Ph.
D., Pres.
LINCOLNTON. Lincoln Co., pop. 828.
Piedmont Academy; prep.; co-cd.; non-sect.;
B. P. Caldwell, Prin.
LINDSAY, Orange Co., pop. 53.
Damascus High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; C. P. McAuly, Prin.
LITTLETON, Halifax Co., pop. 610.
Littleton Female College; girls* boarding;
Meth.; J. M. Rhodes. A. M., Prin.
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NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH CAROLINA
175
LONG CREEK, Pender Ck>., pop. 87.
Long Creek School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. O. Henry. Prin.
LOTJIBBITKa, Franklin Co., pop. 1.178.
Louisbarff CoUege; sirls' boarding; M. E.
So.; est. 1866; Mrs. Mary Davis Allen,
Pres.
Louisburr Male Academy; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; Ernest Sims Morton, A. B., Prin.
LOWLAND, Pamlico Co., pop. 23.
Unity Hall High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Rena Bridgeman. Prin.
LinCBEBTOV, Bobeaon Co., pop. 848.
Barker's "High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; J. H. Branch, Prin.
Bowland's (Mias) School; prep.; co-cd. ; non-
sect.; Miss Penny Rowland, Prin.
Bobeson Institute: prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1883; P. S. Vame, A. B., LL. D., Pres.
MADISON, Bockingham Co., pop. 813.
Madison High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; D. D. McBride, Prin.
Madison Institute and Business College;
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J. M. Weatherly.
Prin.
MAGNOLIA, Duplin Co., pop. 454.
Magnolia High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; B. Robinson, L. I., A. B.. Prin.
MANTEO, Dare Co. pop. 312.
Manteo Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. G. Coltrane, Prin.
MAB8HALL, Madison Co., pop. 337.
Marshall Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.;
Grace Martin, Prin.
Walnut Springs Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; UIss M. y. Darby, Prin.
MAB8HALLBEBG, Carteret Co., pop. 87.
Graham Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-cd.; M.
E.; Rev. C. M. Levister. Prin.
Graham Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
Rer. C. M. Levister, Prin.
MABS HILL, Madison Co., pop. 288.
Big Pine School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
B. L. Moore. A. B.. Prin.
Mars Hill College; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1867; R. L. Moore, A. B., Prin.
MABSHYILLE, Union Co., pop. 348.
MarshyUle Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; H. H. Caldwell, A. B., Prin.
MEBANE, Alamance Co., pop. 218.
The- Binghsm School; boys' boarding; mil.;
non-sect.; est. 1783; Preston Lewis Gray,
B. L.. Prin.
MEBBIT, Pamlico Co., pop. 88.
Trent School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; E.
P. DlxoD. Prin.
MEBBY OAXS, Chatham Co., pop. 120.
Merry Oaks Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
aect.; Lillian Massey, Prin.
MIDWAY, Davidson Co., pop. 32.
Arcadia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
O. W. Rothwlch, Prin.
MINEOLA, Beaufort Co., pop. 48.
Carolina Inatitate; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
W. A. Bridges, Prin.
MIZPAH, Stokes Co., pop. 98.
Mountain View Institute; prep.: co-cd.; non-
sect.; William M. Wall, Prin.
KOCKSVILLE. Davies Co., pop. 745.
MocksTllle High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Walter H. Goodman, Prin.
Sunny Side Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; M. M. Eaton. Prin.
MOFFIT, Randolph Co., pop. 118.
Shilow Academy: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. C. Cox, Prin.
MOREHEAD CITY, Carteret Co., pop. 1,378.
Harry North High School ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non-
sect.; B. I. Tart, A. B., Prin.
MORGANTON, Burke Co., pop. 1.838.
Marbuth School; prep.; co-cd.; non-sect.;
Mrs. Marbuth, Prin.
Patten School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; R. L.
Patton, Prin.
School for the Deaf and Dumb; state; co-ed.;
est. 1881.
MOORESVILLE. Aredell Co., pop. 1.533.
Mooresville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.;
Charles L. Grey, Prin.
Mooresville Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 18C6; P. P. Rocltctt, A. B., Prin.
MORAVIAN FALLS, WUkes Co., pop. 118.
Moravian Falls Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1881; D. G. Weaver, Pres.
MORTON STORE, Alamance Co.
Gilliam Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-soct.;
J. W. Gilliam, Prin.
MORVEN, Anson Co., pop. 447.
Morven Hill Academy; prep.; co-cd.; non-
sect.; J. E. T. Massey, Prin.
MOUNT GILEAD, Montgomery Co., pop. 385.
Mount Gilead Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Eugene Harris, Prin.
MOUNT OLIVE, Wayne Co., pop. 617.
Mount Olive High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; David S. Nicholson, Prin.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Cavarrus Co., pop. 444.
Collegiate Institute; prep.; men; Luth.; est.
18IS4: G. P. McAllister, A. B., Prin.
Mount Amoena Seminary; girls' boarding:
Luth.; Henderson N. Miller, Ph. B., Prin.
MOUNT TIRZAH, Person Co.. pop. 130.
Readeland Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
A. S. Webb, Prin.
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS, Chatham Co..
pop. 28.
Mt. Vernon Springs Academy; prep.; co-ed.:
est. 1850; Missionary Bapt.: R. P. John-
son, Prin.
Sandy Creek Association School; girls' board-
ing; Bapt.: A. M. Yates, Prin.
MURFBEESBORO. Hertford Co., pop. 657.
Chowan Baptist Female Institute; girls' board-
ing; Bapt.: est. 1848; John 0. Scarbor-
ough. A. B., Pres.
NASHVILLE. Nash Co.. pop. 470.
Baker's School; prep.; co-ed. non-sect.; Mrs.
J. H. L. Baker, Prin.
176
PATTERSON'S OOLI.EGE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH CAROLINA
Nashville Academy; prop.: <*«»-«m1.; iioii-Koet.;
A. H. Koonce, Prin.
NEWTON, Catawba Ck>., pop. 1,583.
Catawba College; coll.; co-ed.; Reformed; est.
1851; Rev. G. A. Snyder, Pres.
NEWTON GROVE, Sampson Co., pop. 75.
Catholic School; prep.; boys; R. C. ; M. A.
Irvin, Prln.
Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
BlUlc Robinson, Prin.
NORWOOD, Stanley Co., pop. 663.
Norwood High School: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. M, Sherrill, Prln.
NVLIN, Allegheny Co., pop. 26.
Turkey Knob School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Oscar R. Blnck, Prln.
OAK RIDGE, Guilford Co., pop. 161.
Oak Ridge Institute; prep, and bus.; boys'
est. 1852; non-sect.; J. Allen Holt, Prln.
ORMONDSVILLE, Greene Co., pop. 26.
OrmondsviUe Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. W. Ormand, Prin.
ORRXJM, Robeson Co.
Stinceon Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
M. Sheppard, Prln.
OXTORD, Granville Co., pop. 2,050.
Homer Militajry School; military; non-sect.;
J. C. Horner, Prln.
Oxford Female Seminary; girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1850; F. P. Hobgood, Pres.
PANTEGO, Beaufort Co.; pop. 253.
Pantego Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Chas. Scarlet, Prin.
FEE DEE, Anson Co., i)op. 52.
Barrett College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1889; A. M. Barrett, A. M., D. D., Prin.
PENELOPE. Burke Co., pop. 13.
Penelope Academy; closed.
PINNACLE, Stokes Co.. pop. 156.
Pinnacle High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
C. II. Johnson, Prln.
Pinnacle Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
S. W. Hall, Prln.
PIONEER MILLS, Cabarrus Co., pop. 82.
Pioneer Mills Academy; prep.; co-ed.; nun-
sect.; J. A. Bambardt, Prln.
PITTSBORO. Chatham Co.. pop. 424.
Pittsboro Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
H. M. London, Prin.
RAEFORD, Cumberland Co., pop. 175.
Raeford High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 18S>5; J. A. McLeod, A. B., Prin.
RALEIGH, Wake Co., pop. 13.043.
Baptist Female University; girls' boarding;
Bapt.: est. ISiH); II. T. Vann, Pres.
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus.
and Rtcn.; J. F. Drauglion, Pres.
King's Business College; bus. and sten. ; est.
11)01; J. II. King, Pros.
Leonard Medical School of Shaw University
(colored); med.: reg. : men: est. 1882;
Jami's MoKee. M. I)., Dean.
Mount Moriah Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- {
sent.: M. A. .VdaiiiK, Prin.
North Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts; tech.; non-sect.; men; est.
1881): George Taylor Winston. Pre«.
Peace Institute; girls' boarding; non-sect.:
James Dinwiddle, M. A., Prin.
Rileigh Male Academy: boys' boarding; noo-
sect.; Hugh Morson. Prln.
St. Augustine's School (colored); nor. and
Indust.; co-ed.: P. E.; est. 1877; Bev. A.
B. Hunter, Prin.
St. Mary's School; girls' boarding; P. E.. est.
1842; Rev. McNeely Du Bo»e, B. S., B. D..
Prln.
Shaw University; univ.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1865; Chas. F. Meser^e, LL. D., Pres.
Shaw University, Department of Phumacy;
pbar.; men; etc. 1890; Chas. B. Crowen.
Ph. G., Dean.
Shaw University, Law School; law; men; est.
1888; Charles Francis Mesenre, LL. D..
Pres.
University of North Carolina, Medical De-
partment (Junior and Senior year*; Fresh-
man and Sophomore years .at Chapel Hill.)
med.; reg. ; men; est. 1878; H. A. Boyster.
M. D., Dean.
Whittaker School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Miss Sallle Whittaker, Prln.
RAMSEUR, Randolph Co., pop. 760.
Ramsenr High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. T. Cobb, Prin.
RED SPRINGS, Robeson Co., pop. 858.
North Carolina Military Academy; military;
non-sect.; Col. W. M. Jones. A. M., Head
Master.
Southern Presbyterian College and Ck>nMrva-
tory of Music; mus. ; Presb. ; girls; est.
1896; Rev. C. G. Vardell, D. D.. Pres.
REIDSVILLE. Rockingham Co., pop. 9t262.
Reidsville Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1882; H. A. Hayes. Prin.
RICH SaUARE, Northampton Co., pop. 232.
Rich Square High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect. ; John F. Cole, Prln.
RIDGE WAY, Warren Co., pop. 250.
German School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; M.
Lauterback, Prln.
ROBERSONYILLE, Martin Co., pop. 275.
Robersor.ville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1002; John D. Everett, L. I..
Prin.
ROWLAND, Robeson Co., pop. 357.
Rowland High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
G. E. Swain, Prln.
ROXBORO, Person Co., iK>p. 1.021.
Satterfleld School: prep.; co-ed.; noo-eect.:
Gertie Satterfleld, Prin.
ROXOBEL, Bertie Co., pop. 227.
Roxobel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Mattie Liverraan, Prln.
RUFFIN, Rockingham Co., pop. 190.
Ruffin High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Prof. Osburn, Prin.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, BoAe Co.
Rutherfoid College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.. Sa;
e»t. 1900; Loy D. Thompson, A. B., Prvs.
SALEM, Forsyth Co., pop. 3,642.
Salem Beys' School; prep.; boys; non-sect.;
J. D. Brower, Prln.
S«Iflm FaiukIa Acftd«mj &iid Collcgfl; ^1rl«*
tkomrd^ Mom vi Jin; est, IJ<02; IU"v. John
It. Ck'well. Pli. D., Pres,
BALEMEURS, Sampuia OOk, pop. S2.
ent. 1ST4; Geo^s^^ r, Eawiu*da, A. B.,
Pda.
SJUSBtrEY^ Eowta Co.. iH>p. 0,2TT.
Citholk SchcHfJt fjr*'t>. ; bofSi R. C; P, O*
3. B. J.j^tr«U- PHn.
Li¥iqff<t(jpo ColI«*e icolftred]; colL; eo-ed,;
A. M. B. Z. ; e«t. ISfiS; WllUam H. Goler.
D. D,, Pre*.
SAXTTDA, Folk Cfl.» pop. 211.
SaluiU Sorainuy; prep,: eo-pd.: Cknig.; Fl«fliitii
Shildcm, PrSn.
SCOTLAHB NECK. Hilifii C3ft-, pop. 1,34S,
Vias Hill HlLd Ac&dAtnr; s^iispedded.
SCOXrVlLLE, AlUffbuoy Co.. iwp. m
3c£»ttville Acftdemy; prflp,; co-ed.: ncm-fl-ect,;
O. H. Black, Prill.
SEA BOAED, N^rthaLmptoii Do., pop. 2S7,
SeA Boa^td High School; prop,; co-ot!.; non-
Bv^t.: W. H. CiJJe, Prin.
SEJULI^OTTE, SmnBWick Co., pop. 146,
&h&llotte PrepijfttoTy B?lu»ol; t'J«s«?d,
SHAH OK, Cleireland Co., pop. 42.
Sluiron Acadjjaiy; ptep. j <*0'L»d.; nod-BiM-t. ; J-
M. GrtrttH, Prln.
SHILOE, GaJflden Co., pop. lEG.
Blttfi Button AqiLdjemy; pftfp.; Lo4:d.: u^ni «ocC.^
VJrjile D. GftirEsR, Prln.
Shiloli Academy J prtp.; co-«d*; tioti-ai?et. r C
B. Gumete, Priu.
SIL^l CITT, Chftthajn Co., pop. 440.
iiltr Oily Hiffh School; prpp.; eoL'd.; tioD-
««ct.; S, A, IvcBk Prin.
8V0W im^L, 6rB«iitt Co,, pop. 405,
iaaw Hill Inttittita; pT(?p.", Co-l^U,; aonafc^t. :
t^t. imm, J. B, Dehnani. l.L, D,, Prln.
SOUTH ULLB, CLmden Co., pop, 120.
Sutttb Mills Academy; prep.; co-mtl aoti-
iieet,; ChoH. BuniH, Prln.
SOTfTHFOKT, BruDiwick Co^ P0|>. 1«B30,
Bootl^ort Academy; pr^p.; co-^^d,[ pnn-ftect.;
H. C. SchJiJlJt, Prio.
8F£HCEE. Honrmn Co., pop, 2.S0C1.
ftpenocr High Sckool: prep.; t^oed.; aon-seet.:
Mr». L. B. Miitli^B, Prln.
StAllisii' School; prep,; co-ed,; non-icor. ; J.
W rilrtlljn^, Prin.
SPRING KOBE, Nub Co., pop, 600.
Spnns Hopft Aofcdftmy; pr^p.; colhI.; non-
iv<?ct,; M. P, Cameron* Prln*
ST, FATTES, Rabetoa Co,, pop. 00.
St, PkqIs High School; prep.; fo-f!d,: Qop-
fiv't.; S. Dh JoJioKon. PrlD,
STAR, lfontgom«ry Co., pop. 2X1,
BtMt Acadetmy; pfcp.; co-od, ; non-Bi'i't.; v»t.
Is^liT; J. Sll^r, Prln,
STATESVIELE, Ifedell Co.. pop, 3.141.
BUtAfTJlU reia^ft CoUioffs; ginn" iKuiirdLDit;
pTesb.: est* 1807: Rev. John A. St^ott, A.
n.. 11. D,> D, D,. Pre*.
STONETIEEE. Hockiusham Co., pop. 3T0.
StDDOTilld Sigh School t prep ; ctjed, ;
sr>"t^ L- T. Royall, Prln.
SUTKERLANDS, Aibe Cv., pop, 76,
Buthsf lands Sdmlnary; prt^p.; co-ed,; Sf. R. So.;
M. Fupttflng. Prln,
TARBDRQ, Edcicunho Co., pop. 2.40®.
T&Tboro Halo AoKdoiuy; prep.; co-ed.;
sect.; F, S, WllJtlfJUoo, Prln.
TAYL0ES7ILLE, Aloiander Coi, pap. -llR.
Gloaed,
THOMASTILLE. DaTidson Co,, pop, 751,
Thomaivllle High School; pri^p ^ eo-ed.; non-
«wct.
TROY, Montsomftiy Co.. pop. S7S.
Foaliody Aoademy; nor,: eo-ed,; Cant^. ; c»t.
IHSO; RfV. U, Frtdiiini, H. P., Prlp,
UNION EIDOE, Alamattco Co.. pop. 2B.
"Cnion Ridee Acmdemj; ptcp.; co-td. ; aon-
BPCt,; Tlioiiirvfl W, Strowd, Prltt,
TTKIONVILLE, IToiofl Co., pop, 21,
TTiiLon Inatituto; pri'p. ; t-o-ed,; aonii^ct.^ eat.
lSS5t O. C, Ham 1 1 ton, Prln,
VANDEMERE. Pamlico Co., pop. 100,
Homo School; prop ; coed.; non-HCCt.; Annie
Cahul, Prln.
WADESBQEO. Amon Co., pop, 1.540.
Anion Ittfitittite; prep,; co-ed.; non-efict,; !>,
A, McGn?i?or, Prln.
Po« Doo Inttituta; prep.; etied.; non-sect.:
W, J. Ffrndl. Piln,
Wadsthoro Academy; prep.; co^ed.: non-sect*;
T» A. McGn^gcr, frin.
WADEVIXLE, MontgomeTy Co., pop. &0.
WadoTille Acad«inyi: prep.; co-ed,; non-WH:t.;
K. W. iloffjin, rnn.
WAKEFIELD. Wake Co.. pop. 142.
Wa^eflold Clauloal and Mathemattetil BohoQl;
;irep. ; co-ed.; Bapt. ; R. E. Sentelle, Prln.
WAKE FOEEaT. W*ka Co.. pop. 823,
Waka Fore it Collate f coll.; men; Bapt.; est.
1^1; Woi, LonEa Poteat, M. A., LL. D.«
Pre».
Wake Foroit CoUojie> Law BohiMl; Inwi ntcn:
eat. 1S84; W. L. Potojit, Dean.
Wokft Eorut Bchiool of Medlcino C'reshniBU
and sophomore ycara); med,; reg.; men;
WsKson S. Ranktn, M. D.. Dean.
WALNUT COVE, Stokes Co., pnp. 53ffl.
Walnut Cove High School ; prf^p.; co-cd. ; non-
RrML't. J Joseph Aden. Prin.
WANCHESB, Daro Co., pop. 125.
Waiich«^«a Academyi: prep,; co-ed.; non-aect.;
C. E. Tflylor, Prln.
WAREENTON, Warnin Co., pop. 830.
Brown's School; prep,; co-cd.; noo-aect.; Mla«
.MutUt' Brnwn, Prln.
Eawkini School; prep. ^ co-ed.; uon-Ke^t.; lUtsd
r4H'y W. HowlelnB, Prln.
Shiloh Inititate^ prep.; co-ed, i nPn-Bect.; enl.
imi; T. B. Bruce. Prln.
W*TTflatoii Kish School; prep. ^ eo-ed.; non-
Beet,; John Grahjsm, Pfln.
WARSAW. Duplin Co., voiK 579.
Warvw High School; prop.; co-tnL; nun-aeet. ;
a. G, WlnBteod, Vt\a.
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NORTH CAROLINA
WASHINGTON, Beaufort Co., pop. 4,S42.
Bobinson School; prep.; co-od.: non-sect.; Bet-
tie Bobinson, Prfn.
WEAVEBVUiLE, Buncombe Ck>., pop. 329.
Weavenrille Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. M. Bopeson. Prln.
Weaverville College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E. So.;
est. 1873; L. B. Abemethy, Pres.
WEST BALEIOH, Wake Co., pop. 114.
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts; agr.; state; men: est. 1888;
George T. Winston, A. M., LL. p., Pres.
WHITE STOBE, Anson Co., pop. 20.
Polkton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
B. D. Bedfearn, Prln.
WHITEHEAD, Alleghany Co., pop. 76.
Whitehead Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. M. Cheek, Prln.
WHITE OAK, Bladen Co., pop. 42.
*• White Oak Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-soct. ;
est. 1899; W. W. Woodhouse. Prln.
WHITSETT, GttUford Co., pop. 80.
Whitsett Institute; boys' prep.; non-sect.; est.
1884; W. T. Whitsett, Ph. D.. Pres.
WHITTIEB, Swain Co., pop. 120.
Whittier High School; prep.: co-ed.; Cong.:
J. Ulrlch Glbbs, Prln.
WHY NOT, Bandolph Co., pop. 23.
Why Not Academy and Business Institute;
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; G. F. Gomer,
Prln.
WILMINGTON, New Hanover Co., pop. 20.97a
Alderman's (Miss) Select School; prep.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; Mary L. Alderman, Prln.
Boys' School: prep.; bo3s; non-sect.; B. B.
Hague. Prln.
Boys' Catholic School; prep.; boys: R. C;
Father Dennin, Prln.
Cape Fear Academy; boys' prep.; non-sect.:
est. 1800; Washington Cotlett, Prln.
Gregory Normal School; normal; private; co-
ed.; Geo. A. Woodward, Prln.
Hart's (Miss) Select School; prep.; coed.;
non-sect.; Miss Annie Hart. Prln.
WILSON, Wilson Co., pop. 3.523.
Atlantic Christian College; coll.: co-od.: Chris-
tian; est. 1902; Jesse C. Caldwell. A. B..
B. D., Pres.
Kinsey Seminary; merged Into Atlantic Chris-
tian College.
Wilson CoUegiate Institute; merged Into At-
lantic Christian College.
WINDSOB, Bertie Co., pop. S97.
Bertie Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.; W. S.
Btheridge. Prln.
Gurley School; prep.; co-ed. ;- non-sect. ; Maud
Gurley, Prln.
Bosefleld School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Mrs.
M. F. GiUIam, Prln.
Windsor Academy: prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Fred Archer, Prln.
Bankin-Biohards Institute (colored) ; prep. ; co-
ed.: non-sect.; Bhoden Mitchell, Prln.
WING ATE, Union Co., pop. 41.
Wingate School; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est.
1896; M. B. Dry, A. M., Prln.
WINSTON-SALEM, Forsyth Co., pop. 13,650.
Salem Academy and College; girls* boarding;
Moravian: est. 1802; Rev. John H. Clewell.
Ph. D., Pres.
Salem Boys' School; boys' boarding; Moravian;
est. 1792; James F. Brower, A. M., Prln.
State Colored Normal School; state; normal:
est. 1895.
WINTEBYILLE, Pitt Co., pop. 243.
Winterville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; G. E. LIneberry, Prln.
WINTON, Hertford Co., pop. 688.
Waters Normal Institute (colored); normal;
private; co-ed.; Bev. C. S. Brown, Prln.
WIT, Carterett Co., pop. 130.
Wit Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Lillian
Foreman, Prln.
WOODLAND, Northampton Co., pop. 242.
Woodland High School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.: N. W. Britton, Prln.
YADKIN COLLEGE, DaTidson Co., pop. 210.
Yadkin College Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M.
E., W. T. and J. F. Totten. Prins.
YADKINVILLE, Yadkin Co., pop. 292.
Yadkinville High School; prop.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Z. H. Dixon, Prln.
NORTH DAKOTA
Population, 319,146. School census, 111,379. School age, 6-20.
North Dakota is the forty-first state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 319,146 inhabitants, of whom 311,712, or 97.7 per cent, are white. Of this
number, 112,590, or 35.3 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 5.6 per cent, the state ranking twenty-first in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
W. L. Stockwell, Superintendent Bismarck
E. J. Taylor, Deputy Bismarck
W. K Parsons, Chief Clerk Bismarck
STATE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.
John Burke, ex officio. President Bismarck
Hon. W. L. Stockwell, ex officio, Secretary Bismarck
President Webster Merrifield, ex officio. Examiner University
STATE BOARD OF UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL LANDS.
Hon. John Burke Bismarck Hon. T. F. McCue Bismarck
Hon. Alfred Blaisdell Bismarck Hon. W. L. Stockwell Bismarck
Hon. H. L. Holmes Bismarck
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
North Dakota has no School Text-Book Commission, the adoption of free or
aniform text -books being optional with local county boards or voters. There is no
state supervision.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
W. L. Stockwell, Superintendent Public Instruction, President Bismarck
E. J. Taylor, Secretary Bismarck
C. L. ViGNESS, Superintendent Burleigh County Bismarck
E. G. Warren, Superintendent Ward County Minot
Geo. A. McFarland, Principal State Normal School Valley City
Mrs. M. M. Davis, Superintendent Cass County Fargo
The state has a district law for the aiding of school libraries.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
SrpT. Mattie M. Davis, President Fargo
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NORTH DAKOTA \ NORTH DAKOTA
Clyde Travis, Secretary Mayville
Prof. P. S. Berg, Treasurer Dickinson
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Prof. Vernon P. Squires, President University
C. E. Best, First Vice-President Enderlin
SuPT. S. Henry Wolfe, Second Vice-President Minot
Dr. Geo. S. Thomas, Treasurer University
A. P. HoLLis, Secretary Valley City
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCiiOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Post Office. Schools.
Adams Frederick Davis Hettinger 20
Barnes Miss Minnie J. Nlelson Valley City 172
Benson N. T. Teigen Minnewaukan 125
Billings Joseph A. Kitchen Sentinel Butte 34
Bottineau P. E. Christensen Bottineau 172
Bowman Geo. H. Gllmoure Atkinson
Burleigh C. L. Vigness Bismarck 95
Cass Mrs. Mattie M. Davis Fargo 215
Cavalier B. E. Groom Langdon 178
Dickey Mrs. Geneva M. Lovell EUendale 108
Eddy Miss Ellen Mattson New Rockford 58
Emmons Miss Jessie B. Sandige Linton 98
Foster Miss Mary J. Cain Carrington 60
Grand Forks Miss Helen Prindeville Grand Forks 231
Griggs I. A. Kampen Cooperstown 75
Hettinger Herschel James Mott 66
Kidder Mrs. Cora A. Scott Steele 55
LaMoure H. D. Mack LaMoure 117
Logan R. A. McCalmont Napoleon 70
McHenry Dalton McDonald Towner 186
Mcintosh W. A. Linn Ashley 94
McKenzie Mrs. Anice J. Rosenqulst. .Banks 29
McLean Hen ry C. Olson Washburn 175
Mercer Benjamin Stoelting Expansion 31
Morton W. F. Lorln Mandan 138
Nelson B. O. Skrivseth Lakota 106
Oliver Iva O. Jenness Gaines 29
Pembina F. M. Sherarts Pembina 160
Pierce Miss Lucy B. Seiple Rugby 98
Ramsey Miss Laurena Vannier .... Devils Lake 138
Ransom F. V. Hutchinson Lisbon 97
Richland R. M. Black Wahpeton 210
Rolette E. M. Sherry Rolla 66
Sargent Miss Tene McCarten Forman 89
Stark Lloyd Rader Dickinson 90
Steele A. G. Miller Sherbrooke 81
Stutsman Fred M. Wanner Jamestown 192
Towner John Gang Cando 90
Traill B. A. Wallace Hillsboro 128
Walsh B. R. Wells Grafton 201
Ward E. G. Warren Minot 364
Wells Miss Maude T. Regan Fessenden 120
Williams Mrs. Martha P. Tatem Willston 118
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BATHGATE, Pembina Co., pop. 708.
State School for the Blind; state: est. 1908.
B. P. Chappie, Snpt.
BOTTINEAU, Bottineau Co., pop. 1.000.
North Dakota School of Forestry; state: est.
1890: J. Allen Kemp, Pres.
DEVIL'S LAKE, Ramsey Co., pop. 2,000.
School for the Deaf and Dumb; state: D. F.
BiiTips. Snpt.
ELBOWOODS, McLean Co.. pop. 54.
Indian Industrial School; Indnst. school for
Indians; co-ed.; est. 1900: A. W. Thomas.
Snpt.
ELLENDALE, Dickey Co., pop. 750.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
State School; normal and Industrial; state; co-
ed.; est. 1899; W. M. Kern, B. S., A. B..
Pres.
FABGO. Cass Co., pop. 9,589.
Aaker** Business Collece; bus., sten. and tel.;
est. 1902; H. H. Aaker, Pres.
Dakota Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1901; F. Leland Watklns, A. M., Pres.
Fargo College; coll.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1887;
P. G. Knowlton, Ph. D., Pres.
North Dakota Agricultural College; a^ri.; non-
sect.; co-ed.; est. 1890; J. H. Worst, LL.
D., Pres.
FOBT TOTTEN, Benson Co., pop. 134.
Indian Industrial School; Indust. school for
Indians; co-ed.; est. 1800; Charles L. Da-
vis, Supt.
GBAFTON, Walsh Co.. pop. 2,862.
School for the Feeble Minded; state; est. 1901;
II. A. La Moure, M. D., Supt.
GBAim FOBXS, Grand Forks Co., pop. 7.652.
Aaker's Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1907; O. J. Hanson, B. A.. Prln.
Grand Forks College; prep, and nor.; co-M. ;
Luth.; est. 1900; Rev. L. Hasteadt, B. A..
Prln.
Vorthwestem College and Commercial Insti-
tute; bus. and steu.; J. J. Swengel, Pres.
St. Bernard's College Convent; girls' board-
ing; R. C; Mother Stanislaus, Prln.
State University of North Dakota; See Univer-
sity P. 0.
Union Commercial College; bus. and sten.; est.
1903; Thacker and Hughes, Prins.
JAMESTOWN, Stutsman Co., pop. 2,853.
St. John's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
est. 1800; Sister Superior, Directress.
MAYVILLE, Tram Co., pop. 1,106.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1890; Thos. A. Hilly er, A. M., Pres.
MINOT, Ward Co., pop. 1,277.
Minot Business and Normal College; bus. and
nor.; est. 1903; Harold B. Nelson, Prin.
NEW ROCKFOBD, Eddy Co., pop. 698.
..Phillips Academy; prep, and bus.; co-ed.;
Conjf.; est. 1904; Leander J. Aldrich, A.
M., D. D., Pres.
POBTLAND, Traill Co., pop. 524.
Bruflat Academy; prep, and bus.; co-ed.;
Luth.; est. 1889; A. T. Felland, B. A.,
Prln.
UNIVERSITY, Grand Forks Co., School Station.
University of North Dakota; unlv., state; co-
ed.: est. 1884; Webster Merrifleld, M. A.,
Pres.
University of North Dakota, College of Medi-
cine (Freshman and Sophomore years);
mod.; reg. ; co-ed.; Melvin A. Bninnon,
M. D. Dean.
University of North Dakota, Law Department;
law; co-ed.; est. 1809; Guy C. H. Corliss,
Dean.
VALLEY CITY, Barnes Co., pop. 2.446.
State Normal School; normal; state; coed.;
Geo. A. McFarland, M. S., A. M., Pres.
WAHPETON, Richland Co., pop. 2.228.
North Dakota School of Science; prep.; co-e«1.:
state J- est. 1890; Earl G. Burch, M. Sc,
Pres.
ZIONVILLE, Wautauga Co., pop. 68.
Zionville Academy, (colored); prep.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; est. 1874; Charles Potter, Priii.
OHIO
Population, 4,157,545. School census, 1,248,089. School age, 6-21.
Ohio is the fourth state of the Union in pointof population, having a total of
4,157,545 inhabitants, of whom 4,060,204, or 97.7 per cent, are white. Of this number
557,900, or 11 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population is 4 per cent, the state ranking seventh in this respect. The educational
system of the state is as follows :
STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.
Edmund A. Jones, State Commissioner of Common Schools Columbus
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
William II. Meck (term expires August 31, 1908) Dayton
11. B. Williams (term expires August 31, 1909) Chillicothe
S. P. Humphrey (term expires August 31, 1910) Ironton
H. H. Helter (term expires August 31, 1911 ) Mansfield
W. H. Kirk (term expires August 31, 1912) East Qeveland
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Members : The Governor, Secretary of State and State Commissioner of
Schools.
In accordance with the provisions of the School Book Law, enacted April 22,
1896, the State Commissioner of Schools, during the first half of June, each year,
furnishes each Board of Education in the state the names and addresses of all
publishers who, during the year ending on the first day of said month of June,
shall have agreed in writing to furnish their publications upon the terms prescribed
by the law. Over one hundred publishers are now under such contract. There is no
state supervision over the adoption of the text-books, this authority being vested in
and optional with the local Boards of Education.
OHIO TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE.
Dr. J. J. Burns. State Secretary Defiance
The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle is organized by counties, being represented
in practically every county in the state. The books for reading are adopted each
year, being mainly upon the linos of pedagogy and general culture.
PUPILS' READING CIRCLE.
Organized by counties and represented ni a large proportion of them. Books
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OHIO
OHIO
for supplementary reading are recommended and adopted for every grade, from the
primary up to and through the High School.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
F. C. KiRKENDALL, Secretary ; Chillicothe
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Ohio has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what is called
the "town system" of school supervising, each city, or in some cases, where the
towns are small, a group of towns, having its individual superintendent of schools.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ADA, Hardin Co., pop. 2.5T6.
Ada Colleffo of Law, Ohio Kormal XTniversity ;
law: co-ed.; est. 1893; S. P. Axllnc, LL.
D., Dean.
Ohio Vorthom Univenity; normal: private;
co~ed.; Albert Edwin Smith. D. D., Ph.
D., Pres.
Ohio Vorthom iraivanity. College of Phar-
macy; phar.; co-ed.; est. 1884: B, S.
Yoang, Dean.
AKBOK, Summit Co., pop. 42.728.
Actual BntinoM College, The; bus. and sten.;
W. W. Patterson, Pres.
Buchtel College; coll.: co-ed.; Univ.; est. 1872;
A. B. Church. D. D.. LL. D., A. M., Pres.
English-Oerman Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Luth. ;
Prln.
Hanunel ButineM College; bus. and sten.; P.
Hammel. Pres.
Sacred Heart Aoadamy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1904; Sisters of St. Dominic.
St. Httnard's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Saperior.
ALUAirCE, Stark Co., pop. 8.974.
Konnt Vnion College; coll.: co-od.; M. E.;
est. 1846; Rev. A. B. Rlker, D. D., Pres.
ASHLAVD, Ashland Co., pop. 4.067.
Ashland College; coll.; co-ed.; Brethren; est.
1878; John Lewis Glllen. B. D.. Ph. D..
Pres.
ASHTABULA, AahUhula Co., pop. 12.949.
Aahtahnla Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1895; A. E. Reynolds, Prln.
ATHEVS, Athens Co., pop. 3.066
Ohio ITniTazsity; coll.; co-ed.; state; est. 1804;
Alston Ellis. Ph. D.. LL. D.. Pres.
AITSTIVBtlSG, Ashtabula Co., pop. 270.
Grand Hirer Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1881; Oliver J. Luethl, A. B., Prln.
BARVESVILLE, Belmont Co., pop. 3.721.
Friends Boarding School; prep.; co-ed.:
Friends; est. 1837; B. J. Thomas. Prin.
BEBCA, Cuyahoga Co., pop. 2.510.
Baldwin VniTersity; c<Hl. : co-ed.; M. E., est.
1843; G. F. Collier, Acting Pres.
Oetman WalUos College; coll.; co-ed.; M.
B.; est. 1864; F. W. Schneider. Dean.
BERWICK, Seneca Co., pop. 130.
St. Nicholas Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
BLlTFrTON, Allen Co., pop. 1.783.
Central Mennonite College; prep.: co-ed.: Men-
nonlte; est. 1900: Noah Calvin Hlrschy.
A. M., Ph. D., Pres.
BOND HILL, Hamilton Co., pop., 1.081.
St. Agnes Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sister Superior.
BVCYRUS. Crawford Co., pop. 6.560.
Holy Trinity Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
CAMBRIDGE, Guernsey Co., pop. 8.241.
Campbell Business College; bus. and sten.;
Ira Campbell, Pres.
CANFIELD, Mahoning Co., pop. 672.
North Eastern Ohio Normal College; normal;
private: co-od.; est. 1883; 0. O. Allaman.
A. B., Pres.
CANTON, Stark Co., pop. 30.667.
Buckingham's Preparatory School, Miss;
closed.
Canton Actual Business College; bus. and
sten.; J. J. Krlder. Pres.
East Ohio Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1902; W. F. Klensle, Ph. B.. A. M..
Prin.
CEDAR POINT. Hamilton Co.. pop. 20.
St. Gregory Seminary; bo.v8' boarding: R. C. ;
Honry Brlnkmeycr, Prin.
CEDARVILLE, Greene Co., pop. 1.180.
Cedarville College; coll.: co-ed.: Ref. Prcsb. ;
est. 1804; David McKlnney, D. D., Pres.
CELINA. Mercer Co., pop. 2,815.
Immaculate Conception Academy; prep.; co-
ed.; R. C; Sister Superior,
CHILLICOTHE. Ross Co., pop. 12,976.
St. Peter's Academy; prop.; co-cd. ; R. C;
Sistor Superior.
CINCINNATI, Hamilton Co., pop. 325.902.
Academy of the Sacred Heart ; girls' prep. ;
R. C. ; Rovorend Mother Frances Elder,
Suporlor, Clifton.
Art Academy of Cincinnati; art; co-ed.; est.
18«0; J. n. Cost, Director.
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OHIO
OHIO
Bartholomew-Clifton School; girls' boarding:
non-sect.; est. 1876; Miss E. Antoinette
Ely, A. M., Prin.. Evanswood. Clifton.
Bartlett Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1876; Bookmyer and Elliott, Prin.
Broekhaven School of Opera; opera; est. 1902;
John A. Broekhoven. Director, 310 W. 7tb
St.
Butler's School, Miss; girts* day; non-sect.;
est. 1892; Miss Sarah BaUer. Prin., 724
Onk St.
Campbell Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
A. R. Campbell. Prin.
Cincinnati College of Dental Snrgery; dent.;
men: est. 1893: G. S. Jonkerman, D. D.
S., Dean. 231 W. Court.
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Ohio XTnivar-
sity; phar.; co-ed.; est. 1850; Jno. C.
Otis. Dean.
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; mus.: est.
1867; Miss Clara Bauer. Directress, High-
land, Oak and Burnett Aves.
School's announcement. — One of the
laiigest schools of music in America,
established in 1867. It has assembled in
its corps of instructors, teachers of broad
experience and international reputation.
The Conservatory points to its hundreds
of successful graduates as being the best
testimony to Its efficiency and artistic
merits. A special Normal Summer Session
with all departments open. Catalogue sent
on application.
Cincinnati Law School; see University of Cin-
cinnati, Law Department.
Cincinnati Music Schcol; mus.; est. 1880;
George Schneider, Director. 141 B. 4th
St.
Cincinnati School of Expression; elo. and or.;
est. 1896; Miss Jennie Mannheimer. B. L.,
B. H.. Prin.. Lyric Theater Bldg.
Cincinnati School of Phonography; sten.; A.
R. Campbell, Prin.
Cincinnati Technical School; tech.: men; est.
1886: Daniel L. Burke. B. S., Prin.
College of Music of Cincinnati; mus.; est.
1878: A. J. Gantvoort, Manager, Elm St.,
opp. Washington Park.
School's announcement. — Maintains a
higher standard for graduation than any
other American school of music. En-
dowed, and not conducted for profit, thus
afTording a faculty of teachers unex-
celled in their specialties and general
musiciansbip. A certificate or diploma
from the College of Music of Cincin-
nati is an "open sesame" to a good po-
sition. Address the College of Music of
Cincinnati. Cincinnati. O.
Collegiate School; boys' boarding; Epls. : Rev.
J. Babin. A. B.. Prin.. 148 4th St.
Collegiate School for Girls; girl's boarding:
nonsoot.: est. 1901: MIsa Marie Collins
and Miss Mary Dohorty, I»rincipal8. 1327
McMillan St.
Eclectic Medical Institute; mod.: eclec: co-
ed.: est. 1845; J. K. Scuddor. M. D..
Sec., 1009 Plum St.
Eden Park School: girls' boarding, non-sect.;
Madam Predln. Prin., Eden Park. Walnut
Hills.
Ednoational Institute; prep.; co-ed., non-sect.:
Alois Schmidt, Prin.. Lane Seminary
Gronnds.
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls'
boarding; R. C; Frances Elden. Prin..
Clifton, Lafayette Ave.
Flowers Academy of Speech and Dramatic
Arts, The; elo. and dramatic art; co-ed.:
Montavllle Flowers, A. M.; Pres.. 7th
and Elm Sts.
Franklin School; boys' boarding: non-sect.;
Joseph E. White. G. S. Sykes. Prins..
2833 May St.
Hayward School of Elocution; elo. and drama:
Mrs. Frances R. Hayward, Prin., 518 E.
4th St.
Hebrew Union College; theo.; Jewish; men:
est. 1873; Kaofmann Kohler. Ph. D..
President.
Lane Seminary; theol.: men; Presby. ; est.
1829; Rev. William McKIbbin. LL. D.,
Pres.. Walnut Hills.
Littleford's Shorthand School; sten.; est. 1898:
Miss Betty LltUeford. Prin.. First Na-
tional Bank Bldg.
Lnpton's School for Oirls, Miss; girls* boanl-
ing; non-sect; Katherine M. Lopton.
Prin.. 2643 Bellevue Ave.
McDonald Educational Institute; tech. and
bus.; men; est. 1903; W. B. Ferris, Prin.,
7th and Walnut Sts.
McDonald Educational Institute Law School:
law; evening: men: est. 1892; R. M.
OchUtree. LL. D., Dean, 7th and Walnut.
Medical College of Ohio, UniTersitj of Cin-
cinnati; med. ; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1819;
Albert V. Phelps. M. D., Dean. McVick-
ers Ave. and Elm St.
Metropolitan College of Music ; mos.; est.
1903; W. S. Sterilng. Dean.
Miami Medical College; med.; reg.; men; est.
1852; John C. Oliver, M. D., Dean, 628
Elm St.
Miller School, H. Thane; girls' boanllng:
non-sect.: est. 1856; Mrs. E. P. Smith
Miller. Prin.. Lenox Place. Avondale.
Morse School of Telegraphy; sec National Tel-
egraph Institute.
Mt. Auburn Institute; see H. Thane Iflller
School.
National Telegraph Institute; tel.; co-ed.;
est. 1885; J. H. Sknlkey, B. B.. Piee.
Nelson's Business College; bos. and sten.:
est. 185C; R. J. Nelson, Pres., 7th and
Elm Si 3.
Notre Dame Academy; girls' boanlliic; B.
C: Sisters of Notre Dame. Prin.. E. Wal-
nut Hills, Grandon Road.
Ohio College of Dental Surgery, VBivmsity of
Cincinnati; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1846; H.
A. Smith. A. M.. D. D. S.. Dean. Court
and Central Ave. f
Ohio Conservatory of Music and Bramatk
Art; mus. and dram, art; est, 1902; Mrs.
S. C* Qra Hinder, DlrectrcsSp Ath nnd Lnw-
rence Bta,
Ohio MftckiBlc*' IflBtltat«] mech.i co*iI.;
unnscct, : est. 1J93§- JotQ L, Shearer,
A, M.. Prill, tiad Prea.
Ohio MUit*ry Imtitute; inllttaryT nonnMt:
A- M. Ot?[iEtiaw. PruR, MItrbeil BU^.
SclLOoi't mnoancBniont.— Eel iibll shed 1833,
SB MUlUrr School ISOO. Oaly borjn o(
good chumcter nilmlttcd, Ti^iieherq ^radii-
atPB, Prepjirei for all i;'q11^;ps ind fiov-
erujaeBt ackwls, on*! alio |>Fepiirea for
bnHtnee» life. Modem bulldlngit, good
tnMe. nthletl<?9 n ^tjeclnlty. Its patmnn
Its best frienil?,
Ohitt School ot Telpfftsphyj tpL; co-ed-; mt.
ISOO; W. L. Str[cki?r. Gen.. ^fB^.
Bulto Madlcai Collfits; med.; bopaeop.; eo~
frt.; pst. 18X2] Vhm. E. WiiUrin, LL, D..
A. M., Deao. 7th and Mound,
8attl«T''t School, mas; day Keboalt gtrlAt n&a-
eect.; est. 18&4j Ml^ Alma Sattkr, PrtnM
Ellen A\p.. Mt» Aoburn^
St. Fruicla CoUefffl; bo^i* boarding; R. O. ;
Fitia Nlehnos. O, F. M., Hew tor, 1«I5
Bn-moti.
Bt, Francflt Boraphkui CoUflsei tiieoU^ a. O.t
inrn; est. 1857; Bev. Bemitrd N»irre, R*c-
ttjr, tG15 VI no St.
it* jQteph Colleta; biia. and Htcn.; Jm. M.
SehureJP, Pre»„ 423 i31 W, 8th St.
St. Maze's Bduoatioaal Initltiite; ^irln' board -
lng\ H. C; Sliten* of Notre Daroc, East
Walnut Hills.
8t, Xaviar CoU^^e; col.; co-ed.; B. C.; cat.
1831: A. A. Dlorches. S. J., Pn;a.. SKa'
more and 7tb.
Bchuater School gt El^oatlon^ elo. and drama;
ni'Uu Me ret Schuster, Directress, riko
Thoafre BMg.
lochnical Bqhaol of tTnlTeriity of Qlnclii-
natl; teeb,; men; eit, 1S8G: Frnntt W,
Ballow. B. S., PrEu., Bntnett Woodi Park,
Trmali'* Ba^inesg CollaffOj bus. and Men.;
Louis Tr«ub. Pre*,, 4th and Race Sta.
UniTonlty of Cincinnati: uaW., co-ed,; cltyi
PMt. 1871; Cbaries W. Dabni'f, Pb. D., LL.
D., Pres,, Clifton Are.
VnlTeivitj of Cincinnati, Law Dapartraant:
law; dton; est 1833; Wra. R. Rogera, See.
Draulino Acadflin^; glrla' boarding; R. C;
Slater M. Angela, Prtn., Cor. Oak aod
Ma; HiE,
WattDTf. Boiiinsu College; bus, and Rten.;
J. H, Watttra. Prlo., Race and Carfli?ld
PI.
Woodw^ard Hiffh School; prep.; co-ed*; est.
1S31; A. A. Van Dj^ke. Prln.
Y, M. C. A. Law School of McDonald Idu-
caflonaj Institnto; law; men: I'^t. lffi»a;
R[>[j*rt St. Ocijlltrec, Dean, 7th and Wni-
ai}t*
CLEVELAJH). Ctiyabot* Oo.» |>op. 331,768.
Adalbert CoUojc; see WeBlrm Ecwnr Vn\
Law fichool of Wettern ReaoTTo tfoi-
TOTiity; law; men; est. iB&'2: Kvun 11,
Hofi'klas, Deaii, 135 AdtJbert St.
L^l^ay mad Brka*i ?riirato Bntlnoii School:
bus, and sten,;
412 Ede St.
Oitao School of Applied Sclenco; toeh,. mining:
men; non-^eet. ; c^t. IS^l- Charles iSi en-
iier Howp, fh. D., D. Sr., ProHldent.
Central Inatltuto, The; prep.: co-pd.; bus. and
te«b.: ncn-H-ct.; Jftmcs G, Hobble^ Prca..
Wlbnn nnd Soovillc.
Cleveland Callage of Physiolani and Surgaoni,
Ohio Wet\oyAn tTniTonitr; med. ; peg.;
Cfrcd,; Oiit. ISGa; R. E. SkwL M. D.<
Dean. Cor. Bmwnell and Cent ml Ave.
ClBToland Homeapathic Medical GoUego; med.;
homrop.; *^ord; eal. 184D: Georgia H.
Quay. M. D., iJcan, 22B Huron.
Cleveland Kindergartan Training School^ nor.
kIntL: wouj<?n; est. l!S)4; Nettn Furls,
PrlnHiMil, Cedjir nml Wattlnfl Ave.
CloToIand Law School of Baldwin tralforilt^r;
law; men; est, T80T; CltsiTl<(?a S, B^^ntb^y,
A. W., Pcftfi. H27 WimaiiiBon Bldg.
OloToltuid Kormal Training School; normal;
state; coed,; eat. 3ST2; J, E. McGll-
t^n^ Prln.. Bridge and RandalL
Cl«v«laad School of Art; art; co-ed.; eat. 1882;
G«org]e L. Norton, Prtn., 1001 WHson Ai'e.
dsTQland School of Fharmacy; phar.; men;
tat. 1882; U, V. Amy. Pb, G., Ph. D..
Pcjit], yfld Superior St.
College for Women; nee Weatcm Reaorvo
OnlversTty.
Edmlstan Bnslnoaa CoUoga; bus. and aten.;
[T, T, Ed ml fit on. Pc*^a.. 1107 Pearl St.
Harrofi^ School of Eapresaloa; i?lo. and dram,;
Flora llaiToff SturKt-s, PrSn.
Hatha way-Brown School for ftlrla; gtrls' board-
ing; tionsfCt.; Cora E. Cantleld, PrIncEpat.
Henderthot Aoadamy; prop.; ho^s; t^st. 1SB{);;
C. I\ Hcndershot. Prln., 1151 Enelld Ayt.
Holy Name Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. 0.;
Sister Superior.
Lftoral laitltnte; girls* hoarding; non-aect.;
est. ISOS; Mn». Arthur B. Lyman, Prin.,
10001 Enelld Ave.
Mittlaherger'a Englivli imd GlaaaiQal School,
Mlta; girla' tuoardlng; non-aeot. ; Augnsta
MLttlrhcrgfr. Prin.. 400S Froflpcict Ave.
Modern School, ThwT bus. nod etea, ; D. E,
Iluil, PioM,. lt>^2 TbR Arcade.
Ktitro Qame Academy; prep. ; co-ed. ; est.
1877; U. C.\ Sr. M. Louise, Frln.
Ohio Medical Uni^anlty, Department of Phar-
macy; pbor. : co(}<I,; Georgo H. MrLt?§mi.
Jr., Dean. Pflrk St., near BusselL
Ohio State UniTcnity, GoUege of Pharmacy |
pilar.; men; *^at. 1885; George B. Kanlt-
man, Dpjin. B]gh St,, near Utb Ave.
St. EUzaheth*a Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. Q. ;
a]stcr Supers or.
St. Fnmcii' Academy; prep.; coed.; R. C;
SMtn- Superior.
Bt. Ignatlua Collega; colK ; men; co-ed,; R. O.;
t'fit. IgSti: Rev. Gaorgfl J. Pickel, S, J.,
I*rcs., Cor. T^rfley and CarrolL
St. Mary's BDminary; tbca; rnon; N. A. Moes^,
t*r<?a,
Spencerian Commercial School; haa. and Hten.;
S. V^n Vllet. Priis.. 475 Eiiolld Ave.
Tucker School of Exprfliaion; ^^q.; est. ISSff;
Ann II P, Tnoker, Prcft.. 8^8 Oh 8ft Ave,
186
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
OHIO
OHIO
Unnline AcAdemj; girlB' boarding; R. C.
Mother Superior, Prin., Cor, Wilson and
ScovlU.
XJniveraity School; boys' boarding; non-sect.
George D. Pettee, M. A., Prin., Cor. Hough
and Olddings Ave.
West Side Musical College; mus.; est. 1001
Stephen CJomraery, Director, 539 Pearl St.
Western Beserve University; col.; co-ed.; non
sect.; est. 1826; Rev. Charles F. Thwing,
LL. D., Pres.. 2430 Euclid Ave.
Western Reserve University, College of Den-
tistry; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1882; Thomas J.
McLemon, D. I). S., Dean, 262 Prospect.
Western Reserve University College for
Women; col.: women: non-sect.; est. 1888
Charles F. Thwing, D. D., LL. D.» Presi
dent.
Western Reserve University, Franklin T,
Backus Law School; law; men; est. 1802
Evan H. Hopkins. Dean. 135 Adelbert St
Western Reserve University, Medical College;
mcd.; reK.; men; est. 1843: B. L. Mil
liken, A. M., M. D., Dean, St. Clair and
E. 0th St.
COLUMBUS, Franklin Co.. pop. 126,560.
Bliss Business College; bus. and sten.; C. A.
Bliss Pres.
Capitol School of Music; mns.; S. G. Smith.
Prin.
Capitol College of Oratory and Music; oratory
and mns.; co-ed.; est. 1896; Frank S. Fox.
B. S.. M. A.. Pres.
Capital University; coll.; men; Luth.; est.
1850; Rev. L. H. Schuh, Ph. D., Pres.
Columbus Art School; art; co-ed.; est. 1870;
John E. Hussey. Curator;.
Columbus Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. E. Joiner, Proprietor.
Columbus Normal School; normal: city; co-
ed.; est. 1883; Margaret W. Sutherland,
Pres.
Columbus University School, The; prep.; boys:
non-sect.: est. 1880; Frank T. Cole, A. B.,
LL. D., Prin.
Hickle's Commercial College, bus. and sten.;
Floyd HIckle, Pres.
Ohio Institute of Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.:
est. 1896; Peter A. .Mandabach. Ph. G.;
M. E.; Dean.
Ohio Medical University; merged with Star-
ling? Ohio Medical College.
Ohio Medical University. Department of Den-
tistry; dent.; co-ed.: est. 1892; L. P.
Bethel. D. D. S., Dean.
Ohio State University; unlv.; state: co-ed.;
egkt. 1870; Rev. William O. Thompson.
D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Ohio State University, College of Law; law;
eo-ed.: est. 1891; W. F. Hunter, Dean.
Ohio State University. College of Pharmacy;
phar.: co-e<l.: est. 1880: William ().
Thompson. LL. I)., Pres.
Ohio State University. College of Veterinary
Medicine; v«'t.: men: est. 188.S: David S.
White, Dean.
St. Joseph's Academy; Kirls* day: It. C. : Sis-
ter .Mary Victor! ne, Prin.
Starling, Ohio, Medical College; med.; reg.;
men; est. 1847; George M. Waters, M. D.,
Dean.
Thompson's Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1890; J. T. Tbompsoo,
Prin.
World's Electxo-Modical Institute, The; elec-
tro-therapeutics; corresp.; est. 1901; P.
A. Mandabach, Pres.
Zanerian Art College; pen art; est. 1888; C.
P. Zaner, Pres.
C08H0CT0K, Coshocton Co., pop. 6,473.
Coshocton School of Business, The; bos. and
sten.; est. 1860; R. L. Meredith, Prin.
CRAWFIS COLLEGE, Putnam Co., pop. 32.
Crawfls College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W. S.
Wallen. D. D., Pres.
CRESTLIHE. Crawford Co., pop. 8,282.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
DAMASCUS, Columbiana Co., pop. 827.
Damascus Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends;
est. 1857; Walter S. Painter, Prin.
DAYTOK, Montgomery Co.. pop. 85.338.
Dajrton Normal and Training School; normal
state; co-ed: est. 1800; Grace A. Greene,
Pres.
Emmanuel's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.
Sister Superior.
College and Teachers' Preparatory School
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1801; Albert
B. Shauck. A. B.. LL. D.. Prin.
Holy Rosary Academy; prep.; co-ed; R. C.
Sister Superior.
Holy Trinity Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.
Sister Superior.
Howe and Mrs. Marot's School for Oixls, Kiss.
girls' day and boarding: non-sect.
Jacob's Business College; bus. and sten.; H.
L. Jacobs. Pres.
Lents Commercial School; bus. and sten.
Oley Dc Arlington. Pres.
Kotre Dame Academy; girls' boarding; R. C.
est. 1840; Sisters of Notre Dsme.
St. Emmanuel's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R.
C; Sister Superior.
St. John's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.
Sister Superior.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.
Sister Superior.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.
est. 1850; Sister Superior.
St. Mary's Institute; boys' boarding: R. C
est. 1851; Rev. Louis A. Tragesser, S. M..
President.
St. Paul's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Evan.
Luth.
Shauck's College Preparatory Sekool; prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.: est. 1891; Albert B.
Shauck, A. M., PrincipsL
Union Biblical Seminary; theol.; co-ed.; est.
1H71: G. A. Fnnkhouser. Pres.
DEFIANCE. Defiance Co., pop. 7,579.
Defiance College; col.; co-ed.; Christ.; est.
IKST); Wesley McReyn<»lds. A. M., B. D..
Pres.
DELAWARE, Delaware Co., pop. 7.940.
Ohio Wesley an School of Business; nor.; bus.:
sten.: ent. 1884; W. F. WhUloCk, D. D.,
LL. D.. Dean.
OF THE X7NITED STATES AND CANADA.
187
OHIO
OHIO
Ohio Wetley&n ITnivenitj: col.: co-ed.; M.
E.: est. 1844; R^v. Herbert Welsh. D. D..
LL. D., Pres.
DOWLIHG, Wood Go., pop. 296.
Gorman FAriah Acadomj; prep.; co-ed.; Kvnn.
Luth.; rrlnclpal.
EAST LIVEBPOOL, Columbiana Co., pop. IG,-
485.
Ohio Valley Boainoas Gollere; bus. and stcn.;
est. 1886; Frank T. Weaver, St^c.
ELYRIA, Lorain Co., pop. 8.791.
Darlinir's Private Buaineaa College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1904; L. B. Darling. Proprie-
tor.
Elyria Business Oolloffe; bun. and sten.; est.
1886; Miss Elcic M. Johnston. President.
EWnrOTOK, GallU Co., pop. 160.
Ewinffton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1850 ; W. H. Dorkee; Prin.
Southern Ohio Hormal CoUoffe; normal; pri-
vate; co-ed.
FUn>LAT, Hancock Co., pop. 17.613.
Findlay Collero; col.; co-ed.: Church of God;
est. 1882; Rev. Charles I. Brown, A. M.,
D. D., President.
Tecum' 8 Findlay School of Business; bus.
and aten.; est. 1003; J. U. Canan. PrIn.
FLAT ROCK, Senooa Co., pop. 196.
Ebeneser Orphana' Home; prep.; co-ed., Kvan.
Luth.; est. 1866; O. A. Terner, Principal.
FOSTORIA, SanoG* Co., pop. 7.730.
Fostoria Businoaa Collere; bu/i. and sten.; II.
G. I'ocnm and J. H. Canan, Props.
Ohio Hovmal Ck»Ueff«; nor.; private; co-ed.;
est. 1901; William K. Ashcraft. Prlu.
FRAVK, Senooa Co., pop. 09.
St. Miehaol'a A ca d emy ; prep.; co-e<l.; R. Cf.;
Sister Superior.
FREMOHT. Saaduky Co., pop. 8,430.
Actual Bnsiaeea VaiTeraity and Hormal Train-
iair School; bus. and nor.; co-ed.; est.
1806; Burt German, Principal.
FULTOHHAM, MuaUafum Co., pop. 245.
Fttltonham Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1880; George H. Lapp, B. S.. Prin.
OAMBIER, Knox Co., pop. 751.
Harconrt Place Seminary; girls' boarding; P.
E.; est. 1888; Miss Ilarrlettc Merwin.
PrIn.
Xeayon OoUofo; ctrf.: men; P. K.; est. 1825;
Rev. William F. Pelrce. M. A., Pres.
Kenyoa Militaxy Academy; mil. and boys'
boarding; non-sect.; est. 1824; H. F. Wil-
liams, Regent.
SclMMd's aanomicement. — Kenyon Military
Academy is one of the oldest, most firm-
ly established, and best eiiuippotl board-
ing schools for boyii. It is Kituatcd
eleven hundred feet abov** 8<»a-levi»l, in
the healthful, beautiful ami historic edu-
cational village of Gambler. ComiufNli-
ous buildings, comfortable <|uartore. G()
acTPT of grounds, golf links, fully
equipped gymnasium. Thorough prep-
aration for any c<^ege or technical school.
A flexible two-year business course to
prepare for practical life work. Intimate
penwnal relations between masters and
cadets. Refining home Influences. "Any
Christian parent can with readiness and
confidence place a son in your school." —
Rt. Rev. W. A. I^onard. D. D.. Bishop
of Ohio.
6ERMANT0WH, Montgomery Co., pop. 3.000.
Miami Military Institute; military; non-sect.:
est. 188C; Col. Orvon Graff Brown. A. M.,
Pres.
OLEHDALE, HamUton Co., poi). l..'>45.
Olendale College; girls' boarding; Presb.; est.
1864; MiKs R. J. DeVore, A. M., Pres.
ORANYILLE. Licking Co., pop. 1.425.
Dennison University; col.; co-ed; Bapt.; est.
1831; Emory W. Hunt. I). D., LL. D..
Pres.
Doane Academy; prep.; men: Bapt.; est. 1831;
Henry Rhodes Hundley, I). Sc.. Dean.
OREEKVILLE, Darke Co., pop. 5.501.
Technical Academy; tech.; men; est. 1804;
John Boers. Prin.
HAMILTON, BuUer Co., pop. 23.014.
Hamilton Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1807; Howard H. Beek. Prin.
Notre Dame Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
Sister Rosa. Superior.
HIRAM, Portage Co., pop. C50.
Hiram College; col.; co-ed.; Christ.; est. 1850;
Miner Lee Bates, A. M., Pres.
KENTON, Hardin Co., pop. 6.862.
St. Anthony's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister Superior.
LANCASTER, Fairfield Co., pup.. 8.001.
Columbia Commercial University; bus. and
sten.; est. 1000; C. C. Dibble, Pros.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
LEBANON, Warren Co., pop. 2,867.
National Normal University; normal: private;
co-ed.; est. 1855; J. Oscar Creager, Pres.
LEIPSIC, Putnam Co., pop. 1,720.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-od.; R, C;
Sister Superior.
LIMA, Allen Co., pop. 21,723.
Lima Buaineas College; bu8. nnd sten.; How-
ard W. Pears, Pres.
Lima College: coll.: co-c^l: Luth.; est. 180.'];
Cliarles C. Miller, Ph. 1).. Pres.
St. John's Academy; prop.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Sister Superior.
LORAIN, Lorain Co., p<»p. 16,028.
St. Joseph's Academy; prop.: co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1800; Rev. Chaa. Reichlln. President.
LOUISVILLE, Stark Co., pop. 1,374.
St. Louis' Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; Sis-
ter Superior,
MANSFIELD, Richland Co.. pop. 17.040.
Mansfield Business College; bus. and fitcn.:
est. ISiM,; V. W. Fn-derick. .Mgr.
Ohio Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1800: Short and I'l<lgeon, Props.
MANTUA, Portage Co., pop. 25.
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OHIO
OHIO
Barters Musical GoUere; mus.; est. 1895;
Otto E. Bartel. President.
MARIETTA, Washington Co., pop. 13.348.
Marietta Academy; prep.; co-ed.; est. 1830;
E. E. Wolfe, Prln.
Marietta College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1835; Alfred T. Perry. A. M., D. D., Pres.
School's announcement. — Marietta is a
real college of the highest grade, with
ample equipment, including a fine library
of over 60,000 volumes. It aims to com-
bine a broad training with thorough
scholarship and Christian culture. Its
courses of study and methods of Instruc-
tion are progressive. It emphasizes the
personal relation between professor and
student. The College atmosphere is
wholesome and Inspiring. Its Academy
fits for any college East or West. Ex-
penses low with abundant opportunities
for self-help.
Marietta Commercial College, The; bus. and
sten.; M. A. Adams, Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Sister Superior.
MARION, Marion Co., pop. 11,862.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Rev.
Michael Mulvlhill, Prln.
MARYSVILLE, Union Co., pop. 3.048.
St, John's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Evan.
Luth. ; Principal.
MASSILLON, Stark Co., pop. 11.044.
Massillon Actual Business College; bus. and
sten.; H. n. Wilson, Mgr.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Sister Superior.
MILLERSVILLE, Sandusky Co., pop. 263.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
MINGO JUNCTION, Jelferson Co., pop. 2,954.
St. Agnes' Acadamy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
MINSTER, Anglaize Co., pop. 1.465.
St. Mary's Institute; girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1886; Sister M. Paula. Prln.
MONROEVILLE, Huron Co., pop. 1.211.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
MT. VERNON, Knox Co., pop. 6,633.
Mount Vernon College; prop.; co-ed.; est.
1803; Norrls W. Lawrence, Prln.
St. Vincent de Paul's Academy; prop.; co-ed.:
R. C; Sister Superior.
NAVARRE, Stark Co., pop. 963.
St. Clement's Academy; prop.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
NEWARK, Licking Co.. pop. 18.157.
Newark Business College; bus. and sten.; S.
L. Bceney, Pres.
NEW ATHENS, Harrison Co., pop. 435.
Franklin College; ool.; co-od.: non-sect.; est.
182;"; Nowton B. Kolloy. D. D.. Pros.
NEW CONCORD, Muskingum Co., pop. 675.
Muskingum College; coll.: co-ed.; Un. Presb. :
est. 1837: Rov. J. Knox Montgomery, D.
D.. Pres.
NEW LEXINGTON, Ferry Co., pop. 1.701.
St. Aloysius Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister Superior.
NEW FHILADELFHIA, Tuscarawas Co., pop.
6,218.
Kuhn's Normal School, John P.; normal; pri-
vate; co-ed.; John P. Kuhn, Pres.
Yocum's New Philadelphia and Dorer Bnsi'
ness College; bus. and sten.; est. 1892;
Will B. Curtis. Principal.
NEW RIEOEL, Seneca Co., pop. 298.
St. Boniface Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
NOR WALK, Huron Co., pop. 7,074.
Norwalk Business College; bus. and aten.; est.
1900; Henry C. Short, Principal.
NORTH AMHERST, Lorain Co., pop. 1,758.
Evangelical Lutheran Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
Evan. Luth.; Principal.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister Superior.
NOTTINGHAM, Cuyahoga Co.. pop. 939.
St. Joseph's Seminary; boys* boarding; R. C;
est. 1886; UrsuUne Sisters, Prln.
OAK HILL, Jackson Co., pop. 1,000.
Providence University; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
O. James Jones, A. M., Pres.
OBERLIN, Lorain Co., pop. 4.082.
Oberlin Academy; prep.; co-ed.; John F. Peck.
Prln.
Oberlin Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
T. Henderson, Pres.
Oberlin College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1833; Rev. Henry ChurchlU King, D. D..
Pres.
Oberlin College Theological Seminary; theol.;
Rev. Edward I. Bosworth, D. D., Dean.
Oberlin Conservatory of Mnsic; music; Charles
W. Morrison, Director.
Oberlin Kindergarten Training Schoid; kind.
training; women; Bertha Emeline Hoot-
gomery, P. D. M., Prln.
Oberlin School of Telegraphy; bus. and sten.;
Q. L. Durand, Pres.
OTTAWA, Putnam Co., pop. 2,322.
Ottawa Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1002; P. J. MiUer. Secy.
St. Peter and St. Paul's Academy; prep.:
co-ed.; R. C; Sister Superior.
OXFORD, Butler Co., pop. 2.009.
Miami XTniversity; unlv.; state; co-ed.; est
1824; Guy Potter Bentoo, D. D., Pres.
Ohio State Normal School; nor.; state; est.
1902: H. C. Minnick, Prin.
Oxford College; girls' boarding: non-sect.; est
1830; Jane Sherzer. Ph. D., Pres.
Western College for Women; girls* boardlag:
non-sect.: est. 1855; Lillian W. Johnson.
Ph. D., President.
PAINESVILLE. Lake Co., pop. 5.024.
Lake Erie College and Seminary; non-sect.:
ost. 1850; Mary Evans. M. A.. Lltt. D..
Pros.
PIQUA, Miami Co., pop. 12,172.
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OHIO
Beck's Academy; bus. and sten.; est. 1880;
C. B. Beck, Pres.
PLEASANTVILLE, Fairfield Co., pop. 501.
Fairfield Union Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; Charles 0. Webb, Prin.
FOLAin), Mahoninff Ck>., pop. 370.
Poland Union Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.;
Thomas S. Orr, Pres.
FOMEBOT, Meiffs Co.. pop. 4,639.
Sacred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ;
Sister Superior.
FOBTSMOUTH, Scioto Co., pop. 17.870.
Graham's Business College; bus. and sten.;
W. R. Graham, Pres.
BEADIHG, Hamilton Co., pop. 3,076.
Mount Votro Dame Academy; girls' boarding;
B. C; Sister Agnes Aloysla, PrIn.
BICHMOKD, JefTerson Co., pop. 373.
Bichmond College; coll.; co-ed; non-sect.; est.
3825; Geo. W. Macmilllan, Ph. D., D. D..
Pres.
BIO OBAHDE, Gallia Co., pop. 110.
Bio Grande College; coll.; co-ed.; Free Bapt.;
est. 1876; Rer. J. M. Davis. D. D., Pres.
ST. MABTIH, Brown Co., pop. 91.
Ursuline Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. ;
Mother Baptista, Prin.
SALEM, Columbiana Co., pop. 7,582.
Salem Business College; bus.; co-ed.; est.
1894; W. H. Matthews, Prin.
SANDUSKY, Erie Co., pop. 19.664.
Sandusky Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1805; R. D. Mitchell. Principal.
SAVAHHAH, Ashland Co., pop. 290.
Savannah Academy; prep.; co-ed.; est. 1856;
non-sect.; W. J. Machwart, Prin.
SCIO, Harrison Co., pop. 1.214.
Scio College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1857;
I. C. Paugh, Ph. D., D. D.. Pres.
SHELBY, Bichland Co., pop. 4.685.
Oberlia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.: est.
1883: John Fisher Peclc, A. M.. Principal.
Sacred Heart of Mary Academy; prep.; co-
ed.; R. C; Sister Superior.
SKEPABD, Franklin Co., pop. 350.
St. Mary's of the Springs Academy; girls'
boarding; R. C; est. 1833; Mother M.
Thomas, Prin.
SIDHEY, Shelby Co., pop. 5,688.
Bnckeye Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1898; W. A. Troute, President.
SOUTH HEW LYME, Ashtabula Co., pop. 115.
Hew Lyme Institute; non-sect.; prep.; co-ed.;
Howard 0. White, Pres.
SOUTH SALEM, Boss Co., pop. 264.
Salem Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; Charles
W. Barrett, Prin.
8FBIHGFIELD, Clarke Co., pop. 38,253.
Helflon's Business College; bus. and Kt<'n. ;
H. H. Nelson, Prin.
St. Bernard Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister Superior.
Springfield Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1876: Miss Anna B. Johnson, Prin.
Williss' Business University; bus. and sten.;
F. W. Williss, LL. D.. Pres.
Wittenberg College; coll.; co-ed.: Luth.; est.
1845; Rev. Charles G. Ileckert. D. D.,
Pres,
Wittenbnrg Theological Seminary; theol.; men;
est. 1845; Chag. G. Ileckert. Pres.
STEUBENVILLE, Jefferson Co., pop. 14.349.
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
Steubenville Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. T. Thompson, Pres.
TIFFlSf, Seneca Co., pop. 10.989.
College of Ursuline Sisters; jrirls' boarding:
R. C. ; Ursuline Sisters. I'rins.
Heidelberg Academy; prep.; oo-cd.; A. W.
Rifksccker. Prin.
Heidelberg Commercial College; bus. and
sten. ; C. C. Kennison, Pros.
Heidelburg Theological Seminary; theol.; co-
ed.: est. 1850; David Van Home, Pros.
Heidelburg University; coll.; co-ed.: Reformed;
est. 1850; Rev. Charles E. Miller, D. D.,
Pres.
St. Francis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
TOLEDO, Lucas Co., pop. 181.822.
Davis Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1882; Thurber P. Davis, Principal.
Emmanuel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Luth.;
Principal.
Good Shepherd Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G. ;
Sister Superior.
St. John's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Evan.
Luth.; Principal.
St. Louis' Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.;
Sister Superior.
St. John's College; coll.; men; R. C. ; est.
1898; Rev. Francis Heiermann, S. J..
Pres.
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; co-ed. j R. C:
Sister Superior.
St. Stephen's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister Superior.
Toledo Conservatory of Music; mus. ; est. 1000;
Bradford Mills, B. M.. Director.
Toledo Medical College, Toledo University;
med. ; reg. ; co-ed.; est. 1882; Park L.
Myers, M. P., Dean.
Toledo Normal and Training School; nor.:
women; est. 1893; Mrs. E. M. R. Baird.
Prin.
Toledo University, Manual Training School;
prep.; non-sect.: co-ed.; est. 1883; Charles
G. Menzel. B. Sc. M. E., Dean.
Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart; girls'
l)oarding; R. C. ; Mother Superior, I'rin.
UBBANA, Champaign Co., pop. 0.808.
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute
(colored): prep, and indust.; co-ed.; est.
1889; Elmer W. B. Curry. President.
Moore's Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1899: J. W. Moore. Principal.
Urbana University; prep.: co-ed.; New Clmrclr
est. 1850; John H. Williams, Dean.
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OHIO
OHIO
UBI0H8VILLE, Tutoantwaa Go., pop. 4.582.
XTriohiTiUe-DenniflOD Bosineu Collero; bus.
and Bten.; est. 1897; Will B. Curtis, Mgr.
WASSEN, TnunbnU Co., pop. 8.529.
Bryant, Stratton and Smith Bnsiness College;
bus. and stcn.; Geo. H. St. John. Pres.
WE8TE&VILLE, Franklin Co., pop. 1.462.
Otterbein XTniTorsity; col.; co-ed.; U. B.; est.
1847; Lewis Book waiter, A. M., D. D.,
President.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Coshocton Co., pop. 724.
West Lafayette College; coll.; co-ed.; M.
Prot.; est. 1900; James H. Straughn. A.
M., Pres.
WILBERFOBCE, Oreene Co., pop. 161.
Payne Theological Seminary of Wilberforce
UniTersity (coloretl); theol.; co-ed.: A. M.
E.; est. 1891; Rev. George F. Woodson,
D. D., Dean.
Wilberforce University (colored); coll.; co-ed.;
A. M. E.; est. 1856; W. G. Morehead.
Pres.
WILMINOTON, Clinton Co., pop. 3.613.
Wilmington College; coll.; co-ed.; Friends;
est 1870; Albert J. Brown. A. M., Pres.
WOODSFIELD. Monroe Co., pop. 1,801.
St. Sylvester's Academy; prep.: co-od. ; R. C;
Sister Superior.
WOOSTEB, Wayne Co., pop. 6,063.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sister Superior.
Vnivarsity of Wooster; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.;
est. 1870; Rev. Louis Edward Holden. L.
L. D.. Pres.
Tocnm's Bizler Business College; bus. and
sten.; 0. M. Yocum, Pres.
XENIA, Oreen Co., pop. 8.096.
Xenia Theological Seminary; theo.; men; New
Presb.; est. 1794; W. G. Hoorebead. D.
D., LL. D., Pres.
YELLOW SPRINGS, Oreene Co., pop. 1,371.
Antioch College; coll.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1853: Rev. S. D. Fess. LL. D.. Pres.
YOITNGSTOWH. Mahoning Co., pop. 44.885.
Baldwin Kindergarten Training School; nor.
kind.: women; est. 1892; Miss Mary S.
Morgan. Principal.
Browne's Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. C. Browne. Pres.
Excelsior Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1901; J. E. Slindee, Manager.
Hall's Business University; bus. and sten.;
est. 1802; Short Bros., Proprietors.
ZANESVILLE, Muskingum Co., pop. 23.538.
Zanesville Commercial School, llie; bus. and
sten.: est. 1900; R. L. Meredith, Pres.
Putnam Seminary; closed.
OKLAHOMA
Population 398,831. School census, 162,800. School age, 6-21.
Oklahoma is the thirty-eighth of the states and territories of the Union in
point of population, having a total of 398,831 inhabitants, of whom 367,524, or 92.3
per cent, are white. Of this number, 15,604, or 3.9 per cent, are foreign born.
The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population is 5.5 per cent, the state rank-
ing twentieth in this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Hon. E. D. Cameron^ State Superintendent Guthrie
E. P. McCabe, Deputy Auditor Guthrie
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Hon. E. D. Cameron^ State Superintendent Guthrie
Hon. C. N. Haskell^ Governor Guthrie
Hon. Wm. Cross, Secretary of State Guthrie
Hon. Charles West, Attorney General Guthrie
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Prof. J. S. Buchanan, President Norman
SuPT. J. B. Taylor, Secretary Oklahoma City
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Prof. J. A. Anderson, Chairman Pond Creek
Miss Emma Gard, Secretary Watonga
Prop. J. H. Hayes Chandler
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
County. County Seat. Superintendent.
Adair ^Westville J. B. Johnson
Alfalfa ^Cherokee Gertrude Motter
Atoka «iAtoka I. L. Cook
Beav«r JBeaver G. W. Meeks
Beckham ^Sayre .A. R. Harris
Blaine ^Watonga Emma Gard
Bryan Durant H. C. King
Caddo «Anadarko Maude E. Widaman
Csinadian #E1 Reno Kate Meade
Carter Ardmore Mtb. Mary Niblack
Cherokee Tahlequah A. K. Ralston
Choctaw .Hugo F. M. Hughes
CImmarron Cimmarron Mrs. Hattie Brltton
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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
OKLAHOMA
I
OKLAHOMA
County. County Seat.
Cleveland Norman
Coal Lehigh
Comanche Liawton
Craig: Vinita
Creelc Sapulpa
Custer Arapahoe
Delaware Grove
Dewey Taloga
Ellis Grand
Garfield Enid
Garvin Pauls Valley . .
Grady Chickasha
Grant Pond Creek....
Greer Mangrum
Harper Buffalo
Haskell Stig:ler
Hughes Holdenville . . . .
Jackson Altus
Jefferson Ryan
Johnson Tishomingo . . .
Kay Newkirk
Kingfisher Kingfisher
Kiowa Hobart
Latimer Wilburton
Leflore Poteau
Lincoln Chandler
Logan Guthrie
Love Marietta
Major Falrview
. Marshall Madill
Mayes Pryor Creek . . .
McLain Purcell
McCurtain Idabel
Mcintosh Eufaula
Murray Sulphur
Muskogee Boynton
Noble Perry
Nowata Nowata
Okf u.skee Okemah
Oklahoma Oklahoma City.
Okmulgee Okmulgee
Osage Pawhuska
Ottawa Miami
Pawnee Pawnee
Pavne Stillwater
Pittsburg McAlester
Pontotoc Ada
Pushmataha Antlers
Pottawatomie Tecumseh
Roger Mills . . .' Cheyenne
Rogers CMaremore
Seminole Wewoka
Sequoyoh Sollisaw
Stephens Duncan
Texas Guymon
Tillman Frederick
Tulsa Tulsa
Wagoner Wagoner
Washington Bartlosville ....
Washita Cordell
Woods Alva
Woodward Woodward
Superintendent.
. .B. R. McDonald
. .EUela Allen
.•J. A. Johnson
..H. W. C. Shelton
. . P. T. Frye
. .L. B. Snider
. .Steve Beak
. .E. M. Frost
..J. A. McLain
. .Greo. Rainey
. .Pearl Bradfleld
. .R. H. Wilson
. .C. M. Jacob son
. .J. B. Taylor
. .Mrs. Alma Crlswell
. . M. L. Cotton
. .B. N. Hicks
. . J. M. Dale
. .L. L. Wade
..J. Frank Lilly
. .E. A. Duke
. .G. E. Moore
..Miss A. E. Lane
. .Alice Fleming
. .A. E. Crouthamel
. .O. F. Hayes
. .Neil Humphrey
. .Mrs. R. Anderson
..Mrs. Chas. Wright
. .W. M. Abernaty
. .N. C. Hunt
. .A. J. French
. . P. K. Faison
. .L. G. Mcintosh
. .Essie Bell
..Dr. J. H. Settle
. .Wm. Martin
. .Blanche Larkin
. . J. D. Nelson
..Mrs. Mary Couch
. .E. B. Shotwell
. .W. E. Gill
. .J. T. Davis
. .W. R. Robinson
. .R. L Bilyeu
. .L. E. Christian
. .T. F. Pierce
. .Erskine Brantley
. .Clarence Robinson
. .T. C. Moore
. .B. H. Hester
. .W. F. Cooper
. .Fred Merchson
. .G. A. Witt
. .Geo. T. Payne
. .A. A. Rogers
. .C. W. Grimes
..J. W. Shortall
..Flossie B. Lewis
..J. H. Hubbard
. . F. O. Hayes
..Mrs. Sadie Zimmerman
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALVA. Woods Co.. pop. 1,400.
Northwestern State Normal School; normal;
stato; co-od.: est. 1S97; W. L. Ros.«<. ProB.
Oklahoma Correspondence School; (>ny M.
liisk, Pres.
ARDMORE, Chickuaw Co., pop. 8.800.
Hargrove College; prep.; co-ed.: M. E. So.;
est. 18J)5; Rer. J. W. Go»8, D. D.. Prefc
Landon Consorratory; music; Cbas. W. LaA-
don, Director.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND OAKADA.
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
S4lTi%o Builoei! CDllafft; buff. niid steii«; est.
nm, *i l\ Selvitlge. A. M.. Piwi.
St. A^flA Colleftts prep.^ coLft.; Slsler Mary
Tbomua, I'rlncijjnl,
ATOKA, Choctaw Co>: pop. t.lfiO.
Munc^w Xndi&aft' OrphAa Hiifti«i mlftslua
RCbool for IndJuns; J. 3. Mtirroiw, D, D.,
Prea*
BLACEWZLX. Kmt Ca., pog. 3,£S4.
Qklmhomi. BtAte Biptitt CoUftr^; prep.; ct>-c^.;
BapM est 1900; B. R. Wamadlc, A, M-,
D, Dm FvtM.
€AMniEM, a^rfleld C3o., pop. 17.
Kortbti^etti^m Acadfinty; pn?p, t co-t?d, : Coiig.;
W. n. LcBar, A. 31., I'nee.
CTRELSEA, C^rokoe Co., pop. GOO.
ObelM« Acndeni^: prep.; co-etl.: Ctimb. Prt«l)*;
Tlioniiia U Bates. Prlo.
DOTER, Kiuf Aiber C«.t P^P^ SOO.
Cim^tnyti GoUofe; prt^p.; co-i'd.; uon- f«(K;t. :
J as. A, Ilillliifd. Pf¥B.
EDMOND. Oklti]iom& Co., pop. 0*Ki,
Central State Homml 8c boot; tmriuiil; sttttt-:
co-eH.. T. W. Btiteber, Pre»*
EJTID, G*rfl«jld Cd.p pop. i,0S2.
Chriati&D tyntversityj B, V. ^oUnr?, rn.-*.
Gt^THRIE, Lopan Co,, iKip. lO.OOfl.
Cflftttai City BuaineBa Gollefe; btiK. acid »tL^u.;
►.Mt. t:!iy3' It, A. iTaffnej-. Trln.
St. Joaepb'i Aaidem^ ; girls' boardtsg; H. C,^
Mntber MEiry Joseph, Prln.
S^boal fsT tb« Ba^f and Duml; Btate; eo-cd.;
€at, 1003; E, M. tluubaoi, Stipt
HAKMON. OuAter Co., pop. 31.
E«d Mooa Baardi;iff School; Gor't &dIim>1 fur
IntlluD?.: cr^Kd,; W. M. BUsb. Supt.
EASTllifGS, Comanche Co.. pop. 2T0.
Soulh Wmvt Acadomr; prep.; ct^crd.; Cong ;
efet. lyOi; DijFlght K. Purter, A. B., I'rin.
aXXJ'SIDE, Oberoku Co.; pop. 72.
IVi«iidi Bki-a-toak School mlgMlon icbool for
[udftmft coed.: Friyudji; eat, 1807; Duultil
Wltiiilow Lnwrfocr, B. S.* Stipt*
KtMHilSHEmp KiJQtfla^er Oo,, pop. 2..^1.
Klnv^ibtT CollcKa; prtp.; co^«d.; Coag. ; vnt*
LAlfGSXON. Le«:aii Co., pop. 251.
Calor»d A^oaltnria nod Hflreial Univoraity;
aurtuah «tmtc; coed.: Jnioua E. pLigt\
Proa.
Boly i'mnil^ OfiUef«i (colored); prep.; cis^i^.;
R. C, ', eflt. 1S03; Ker. Father J. Aaceaux,
[Jirector,
L AWT OK, Oomanjcbs Co., pop. 10J47.
Lawt^n Buiinoti CoUer^; ban. ULnA itt«Q.: eftt.
im'-^r W. P. BUncliet, Ph. D., PrlnclpaJ.
MAEJBLE. Chemkw Oo.r pop. 21.
Dwiffht MiAtlon: mlaaloa Acbtio] for Indiana :
ct^ed.: Fitatj.; c»t 1820; Rev, Frederick
L. SchAQh, Snpt*
Mmco,
E. Meta Sond CoUegfl^ prep.; eoed.; nflo-Aet't. ;
Mlaa Meto Cbratnutt. Prtn.
MUSEOGEE. Creek Oo., pop. -4,400.
Baedss Indlaji ITiilTeriiJtrr prep.; co-ed.; BitpL;
e«t. 1S8S: Ewldg Natbati CoUctlP, Ph. B.,
Pr^B,
Catholic Aoadamy: f!ro. J, T. Morrla, Prea.
Brnnshori'i Practioat BuiiaQit OalleifaE bna.
audi 3ttD-- J. F. litraugboii, Pres.
Henry Kendall Collai^e; coll.; c?o-«a. ; Presb.;
fuL l&n4. Rev. A. Grant Evapa, Pr^.
NaxAr«th Inatitute; gtrla' board lag; E. C;
Mather JiiBtlne. Superior,
Spaulding Inititute; girla' boarding; M. B.
So.; est. 1881; O. B. Stapled, A. M., Prea.
KORMAH, GlfiTolaad Co., pop. 2.225.
UniToriity of OklhhoinA: unl¥,; eo-ed.; itate;
f'Bt. ISG::; DjivJd R. Boyd, A. M„ Ph. D,,
Prea,
UniTonitT of Okjahooia, Phuma^^eutioal Do*
partmeat; phar, : co-ed,; tBt. 1S84; Edwin
Oe Barr, Dean.
traiv«raity of Oklahoma, Schaal of Moilicinfl;
(FrefthniJin ant! Sopbaaione ^r curs I ; niid. ;
reg.: QBt. ISJOS; R. P. Stoops. M. Ii,,
AeTlug Dean.
OKLAHOBLA, Oklahoma Co., pop, 10.0^7.
CaTver CMoge; WHlitrd i'Qrrer, Pres,
JJraughoD'a Fractieal Bntioflit College; bnn.
acid «ten. ; J. P. Draiighoti, Pre«,; T. M.
Milan, Prln.
Epworth Univpraity; eolL ; tro-iihtl.: Meth,; est.
1004; GeorKe Bradford, tl. D.. I*re».
Ctille^ of Hediciite. Ep worth Uaiveraitr^
ined.: reg.; est. 1004; A, K. Weal, M. D.,
Dean.
HilPi Bnauieaa CoUegci; bus. and iten,; J. M.
Hill, Pre*,
lonet' F«mak At^adetny: girls' board Cng; son-
fiect.; G. L. Jones, Prea,
OkUboma Oitr Buiiinaj.i College; bi]«. and
Men.; J, W. Butcher. Pres.
Oklahoma Collega f«r Taung Ladiai; cqll.;
woujiin; e«L. IBOfl; Oeorgc U, Jones., M,
A., LL. n., Pres.
FEYOR CEEEK, Cherokee Co., pop. 4m.
Fryor Cf^ek Collegiate Inatitnte; prep,; co-(>d.;
non-Beet. ; II. B, Brnee, Prla.
EYAUt Chicka<&w Co,, pop. 1.482.
Ryan EducAiloaal Inatitute; prt^p,; r,'Q(>d.; uon-
aeeL: H. P. Walker. PrSn.
BT^LLA, CleTeland Co.» pop. 45.
Friendi' Academy; pn.'p.; eocdl,; George
Wripbt, I'rei,
SITLL WATER, Fayne Co., pop. 2.4ai.
Oklahoma Afiriciultura] and Xeohanioat Col-
lege: agri. nnd. roL-eh,; eo-ei].; noD-aect.;
eat. 1891; J. H. Coanell. B. S., M. &e«,
Prea.
TAHLEQTJAH. Cherokee Co., pop. 1,600.
Cherokee Peniale Seminary; girls' boaLTdlng;
non-see t.; Misa FJe an or Allen, Pppb.
Cherokee Hal'i Seminary; buyn' prep.; neiit-
ecet.; J. N. Clark l\ Prea,
Cherokee Bmptiat Academy; prep.; eo-Kl.;
Bapt.; eat. 1S8J3; Rei. WflltcT J. Psi?k. Ph.
B., Pres.
Freihyiorian Academy; priep.; eo-ed,^; C. A.
Peterson, Prea*
TONKA WA. Kay Co.. pap. T07.
yniverMlty Freparatory School ef Oklahoma;
prop.: state; co-e<J.; aon-»cct.; est. 1902;
194
PATTBBSOirS QOLLEOE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
J, H. Kelley, B. S., A. M., Pres.
TXILBA, Creek Go., pop. 8,000.
Heniy Kendall OoUege; coll. and prep.; Presb.;
co-ed.; est. 1890; Rer. A. Evans, Pres.
Tulsa Business OeUeffe; bus. and sten.; S. M.
Smith, Pres.
YINITA, Cherokee Co., pop. 2,330.
Sacred Keart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Princi-
pal.
WUlie KalseU CoUere; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.
So.; O. P. Ferrce, A. M., M. D.. Prin.
WEATHEKFO&D, Custer Co., pop. 1,017.
Southwestern State Kormal School; nor.; state;
co-ed.; est. 1003; J. P. Sharp, Pres.
WYWE WOOD, Chickasaw Co., pop. 2.000.
Indianola College; prep.: co-ed.; Comb. Presb.:
B. B. Cobb, A, B., Pres.
OREGON
Population, 454,993. School census, 112,047. School age, 4-20.
Oregon is the thirty-fifth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 454,993 inhabitants, of whom 445,390, or 95.4 per cent, are white. Of this
number 53,861, or 13 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 3.3 per cent, the state ranking sixth in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
J. H. AcKERMAN, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, Governor ^ Salem
F. W. Benson, Secretary of State Salem
J. H. AcKERMAN, Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
R. R. Turner Grants Pass E. B. Conklin Pendleton
Frank Rigler Portland L. H. Baker Salem
D. W. Yoder Sumpter N. L. Narregan Medford
Thos. M. Gatch Corvalis J. A. Churchill Baker City
J. S. Landers The Dalles
STATE SCHOOL FUxND COMMISSIONERS.
Geo. E. Chamberlain Salem
F. W. Benson Sa^em
Geo A. Steele Salem
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
H. W. ScoTT Portland
M. A. Miller Lebanon
Wm. CoLViG i Jacksonville
C. A. Johns Baker City
P. L. Campbell Eugene
Oregon has a state uniformity law, enacted February 21, 1893, the adoptions
being under the control of the above-named commission appointed by the Governor
of the state. Books are adopted for a period of six years, the last adoption being
June 3. 1907.
196 PATTE&SOK'S OOLLEOE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
OBBGON I OnEQON
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Oregon has no State Reading Circle Board, but has a district law aiding school
libraries. All books are purchased by the State Library Commission.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
(Western Division.)
W. W. Wiley, President Newburg
E. T. MooRES, First Vice-President Salem
A. D. Sheldon, Second Vice-President Eugene
L. A. Wiley, Secretary Portland
Margaret J. Cosper Salem
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHuOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts
3aker ^J. IT. Smith Baker City 68
Benton tL L. Mack Corvallis 60
Clackamas T. J. Gary Oregon City ItO
Clatsop Emma C. Warren Astoria 36
Columbia J. H. Collins St. Helens 66
Coos W. H. Bunch CoquUle 76
Crook R. F. Ford Prineville 41
Curry Wm. S. Guerin Port Orford U
Douglas Thurman Chaney Roseburg 127
Gilliam J. C. Sturgill Condon 36
Grant W. W. Austen John Day 44
Harney L. M. Hamilton Burns 29
Hood River Edward E. Coad Hood River
Jackson J. Persy Wells Jacksonville 88
Josephine Lincoln Savage Grants Pass 44
Klamath J. G. Swan Klamath Falls 30
Lake R. V. Jackson Lakeview 20
Lane W. B. Dillard Eugene 167
Lincoln R. P. Goln Toledo 63
Linn W. L. Jackson Albany 117
Malheur B. L. Milligan Ontario 36
Marion W. M. Smith Salem 114
Morrow S. E. Notson lone 46
Multnomah R. F. Robinson Portland 68
Polk H. C. Seymour Dallas 65
Sherman W. C. Bryant Moro 32
Tillamook W. S. Buell Tillamook 48
Umatilla Frank K. Welles Pendleton 107
Union E. E. Bragg Le Grande 64
Wallowa J. C. Conley Enterprise 49
Wasco Justus T. Neff The Dalles 72
Washington M. C. Case Hillsboro 97
Wheeler H. J. Simmons Fossil 69
Yamhill H. H. Belt McMinnvllle 87
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBANY, Linn Co., pop. .'{.149.
Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual Light;
prop. ; co-od. : R. C. : Sister Mary An-
sc'lmn. (). S. R.
Albany College ; coll.: co-<m1.: Prosb.; est. 1806;
H. M. rrw.ks. A. M., Prps.
ASHLAND, Jackson Co.. pop. 2.G:U.
Ashland Commercial College; bus. and sten. :
ost. 1904; P. Ultner. A. M.. Prin.
Southern Oregon State Normal School; nor-
mal; state; co-ed.; B. P. Malkey* A. B..
Pres.
BAKER CITY. Baker Co.. pop. 6.068.
Baker City Business College; bos. and ftes.;
est. 1905; C. A. Kraberston, Ph. B., LL.
B., Pros.
Eastern Oregon Commercial Collefe; bus. tad
sten.: est. 1902; M. O. Pcny, Prln.
Sacred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.: B. C:
Sister Mary Cupertino, Prln.
OP THE tmmSD STATES AND OAHABA.
197
St. Fruicefl AtAAtmY kji^ College; vrep.; cty-
Oil.; Ur 0^1 SfBter Mary Hn port I no,
CORVAI,Lia. Bealon Co.. th>P 1,919
Oterc'ii StfttA Acriculturml CoUei^a; ngrl.^ ro
f^a.i Btatc^ ent. 1?570; Thtitnnu M. Gatcb.
A, M.t Ph. iX. Pren.
On^n AffTicultofAl Gollttffl, OoU«f« <rf Flmr-
ma^jr: phur, : c?ofi().; est, l^W: A- L.
Kitiseljr. Dean.
DALLAS, Folk Co., pop. l,0rX9.
BaUu Colleffe ftnd La. Cr^le AcAd«mr; colL;
co-ed*; Uo> KTanff. ; i?«t. llMKJ; Cbnrli^i
AdoJphtJH MqcIc, a, M.. rb. P.. Prta.
Eclmori Aimouiic«mfint,— Dallna Colk-gii
uifcn* ad^iiiitiiE^e» for ft liberal, GlirlBtlim
edacfttlon. ^eeond to naoic of Its kltiit.
Good, heal tb fill lotJatloq; gooii, stroog
fActilt^'; f^xpenws redncRd to mlijlmum;
ejE^elltnt dc^rmltory prlvllpgcR; well
equipped g^j^mnafituni. LocatM GO tuUt^tt
KJiilb of Portlmid OB tbe 9, P. R. R^
For inform at ion, uddresa the Prrsldent,
DBAJiT, Bouilaa Go*, P^p. 103.
Centrtl Or«^oii Siato Iformal School; nDriniil;
atate; coed.; obL ISeS: A, L, Bflggs,
B, S-. B. D.. Pre»*
EtTQEirii, Lmneh Co., pop. a,2StE.
Bufene PMnity ficlicioi; theoL^ co-ed,; Cbria-
ttflo; <*et, iSeG: Rl'v. EnKi-ne C, Satwbr-
HSfl. D. D,. LTj. D.. Pfpa.
TTaworjity of Orfigou; uiilv, ; wtnte; co-cil.;
e»t. Iti7*l; P. L. CunipbelU A. B.. Prt.»*
JOREST ©ROVE, WMhlnffton Co., pop. l,09fl-
Fu!iflc ITnitrartitr; cidL; co-ed. l Cook.; eat.
lSii4; WmUm N. Ferrlu, A. M., Uh. D..
Free.
JAOXflOITTILLE, jAckion Cn., pop. 0«6.
at. Maiy's Academy; prc>p. ; co-od.^ E. C*;
Slater M. LauredtU, Prin.
IXBAJTOHt Linn Co,, pop, f>22,
8*nti«m Ac&4eiQy; merged with Lebant>fi HLifb
School,
LA 6HAKDE, ITniffB Co., pdp, 2,0«1.
Smcrrtd HeLrt AcAd«myt Setter M. Eupbta^fA.
Pdn.
MclllHKyH.lE. Yamhill Co., pop. 1.420.
McUinitTilk Collofo; colL; co-ed.; Bapt.; cut,
IXSi Rev. L. \V. Rllejr, A. M., Prea.
MONMOUTH, Folk Co,, pop. 006.
SUta Normal School; normal; atnte; ct^-ett.;
efir. iH^'2i E. IK Readier, A. M., Prea.
MOXrST AKGEL. H«doii Co., pop. C3T.
Meant Ansel Academy; prep,; co-ed.; E. C ;
MqlbKr M. Agiitba, 0. S. B., Pfin.
Mount Anrel CoUffjo; boys' boarUloe; E. C;
est. I8lj7; Rev. Fro win Kppef, Pneo.
KEWBERO, Timhill Cfl., pop. 045.
F*ciilc Gollefft; coll.; co-ed,; rdenda; eat,
IK)1; IT, E. McGrew, A, M., Prea*
FEMBLZTOH, Yum»till* Co.. pop. 4.400,
Fan^ston Acadomr; |»r+*p i co-t^l.; Prvab.;
W, li. lileakney. Prin.
F^ndleUn Buiina** GoUeie; bM&. am] atciii.;
«t. l^KW: E. M. Cbiircbm. PrUi,
8t« Joaeph'a AcAdomy And Coll«^«; prep.; co-
ed.; &. €.; Mother Uary Stjinlulaus, Prla,
FHILOWATH. Ba^itoo Cit,, pop. 343.
Fhliomath College ; ^oU, : t'oert.: U. B. ; pat.
1S07; O. N. White. M. 8.. Pre*.
FOBTLAND. Wultnomih Co., pon. 00,420,
Bohnko'WaJkiji- Buslneaa College; btia. jind
Bti'ii. : H. W, nebntci Prea,
Btifaop Scott AcAdflUif; boya* boofdltif; P.
K.; e«t. ISTO^ Arthur C. Newlll. Prtn.
ColnmMa TTnlTeraity; coll.: men.; tt, C; T*t.
IDfil; Joseph J. rjallflgher. C. S. C. Pppa.
HQl Military Academy! m!!.- bnjfi; oofi aect,.
est. 1001; J. W. nm, A. B., M. !>..
Prtn.
Halmoa* Enfliab and! Baainoas CiilleE«: bun,
and Bten.; Mra. G, Qolmea Lawrettce*
Pr«?fl.
IfewhiH BiTerriew AoAdsmy; boya; P, D-^
Arlhiir Cotton New hill, PrIn,
Korth PAfiiac Colloso (Schoola of Benttatiy
ADd FhArmAoy); di?nt. awd phartn.; co-od.;
est. 18931 Hertwrt C. Miller. M. D,, D.
p. S., Dean. 141 W. Park St,
FctrtlADd Aoadiimy: ptep.; co-ed.; Presb.; S.
R, Joluifitor], ,T, U. Wilson, PrlOM,
Fortland Buiinett CoIIqeo; Uhh, and aten.;
eat. 1R001 A. P. Artnstroiiff. LU B.. Prlu.
St. Heltn'a HUl; glrl»' bcvardlns and day; P,
E.; est. ISOO; Sister aupertor. Prlh,
St. Mary'i Academy and CoUeffe; ptrla' tuaiird
ins; R. C: SIfetnr Mjiry Flnvlfl, Pfin,
tTnlTeTiity of Oroffon, Medio a1 BepATtment;
med,; reif.; eo-ed. r ^^t. 1887; 3. B. Jo-
sephl. M. D.. Dean.
irniTVTeit7 af Orsgon, flcbool of Law; law
coed.; est. 1884; Ricbard H. Thorotoit,
Dean.
BOSEBUBG, Bouplai Co.* pop, 1,000.
RosebuTff Academy; prep.; coned.; non-aect-;
Cbrtrlea T. WhittleaL'y, Prlo,
ST. FAITL, Marlon Co., pop. 143,
St, Paul 'a Academy; prep.; co-ed.; E, C;
eut, IS03; glater RoaAllnd of the S. H.,
SiiiH^rlor
BALEKh Marion Co,^ pop. 4.258.
CApital Butin«aft CQlloca; bus, and aton.;
est. ISSO; W. I. Staley, Pre*.
SacTiL^d Heart Academy; girls* board I or: R. C;
epl, ISfli: S?tst^r Mary Stephen, Prla.
"Willamette tTolvej-ait^; unlv,; eo-ed,; M. E,;
est, 1844: John IJaraime Colemati. D. D..
PreB,
WiUamotta UniTeraity, Law SopArtment;
liiwL co-ed,; est. 1SS41 John W. Reynolds.
A. M., LL, B,, Actlnw Dean,
WllUistette Traly«r*ity, Medic a1 BepAJtment;
med, ; mg.; men; eat. ISflS; W. H. Byrd.
M. D. Dean.
THE BALLBSi, Waico Co.« pop. 3,G42.
St, Mary't Acajlemy; girla' boarding; R. C;
efit. 1S03; SiBlrr M, QernMlnt?, Prln.
TILLAMOOK, Tillamook Co.. pcip, 834.
St. AlphamiuB Academy; |>rep.; eoed.; R. €.;
J>[srrr Mnry rieTiirnl;, T'rin,
WESTON. Yumatilla Co., p-^' ^5-0.
^Aatarn Oreffoo Stata Normal ichool; normal:
Btste: ro-eij.; est. ISOI. Robert C Frencb,
B. S,, Pma,
PENNSYLVANIA
Population, 6,302,115. School census, 1,733,400. School age, 5-21.
Pennsylvania is the second state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 6,302,115 inhabitants, of whom 6,141,664, or 9/. 5 per cent, are white. Of
this number 982,543, or 15.6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 6.1 per cent, the state ranking twenty-sixth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICR
Nathan C. Schaeffer, Superintendent of Public Instruction Harrisburg
A, D. Glenn, Deputy Superintendent Harrisburg
Reed B. Teitrick, Deputy Superintendent Harrisburg
R. M. McNeal, Financial Clerk Harrisburg
H. H. Flasher, Recording Clerk Harrisburg
U. G. Fry, Statistical Clerk Harrisburg
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.
(Ex-Officio Members.)
Edwin S. Stuart, Governor, President Harrisburg
M. Hampton Todd, Attorney General, Superintendent Harrisburg
Nathan C. Schaeffer, Superintendent Public Instruction, Secretary Harrisburg
MEMBERS appointed BY THE GOVERNOR.
C. C. Harrison, Provost University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia
J. D. Moffat, President Washington and Jefferson College Washington
G. M. Philips, Principal State Normal School West Chester
James M. Coughlin, Superintendent Wilkes-Barre
Martin G. Brumbaugh, Superintendent Schools Philadelphia
John S. Stahr. President Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster
Samuel B. McCormick. Chancellor University of Pittsburg Pittsburg
John H. Harris, President Buckncll University Lewisburg
IIexry S. Drinker, President Lehigh University South Bethlehem
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
County, Siiporlntondent. No. of Districts.
Adams U. M. Rotli Gtttyslmrgr 34
AUegrlicny Samuel TTamilton Hraddock 108
ArmstrnripT W. A. Patton p:idorton 46
Boaver D. C. liOcko Monaca 51
Bedford V. K. P. Barknian Clearville 41
OF THE UNITED STATED AND CANADA. 199
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
No. Of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Berks Ell M. Rapp Readingr 67
Blair T, S. Davis Altoona 28
Bradford Herbert S. Putnam Towanda 59
Bucks J. H. Hoffman Newtown 49
Butler R. S. Penfleld Chlcora 54
Cambria H. T. Jones Ebensburgr 54
Cameron Mattle M. Collins Emporium 8
Carbon James J. Bevan Mauch Chunk 24
Centre David O. Etters State College 84
Chester Georgre W. Moore Erclldoun 74
Clarion N. E. Heeter Knox 87
Clearfield Wm. E. Tobias Clearfield 51
Clinton Ira N. McCloskey Lock Btoven 81
Columbia Wm. W. Evans Bloomsbur? 82
Crawford John D. Goodwin Meadville 65
Cumberland J. Kelso Green Carlisle 80
Dauphin H. V. B. Garver Middletown 88
Delaware A. G. C. Smith Media 42
Elk . . ^ J. W. Sweeney Saint Mary's 18
Erie I. H. Russell North East 88
Fayette Clement Q. Lewellyn Dunbar 41
Forest D. W. Morrison Nebraska 10
Franklin L. E. Smith Greencastle 19
Fulton B. C. Lamberson McConnellsburgr 12
Greene John C. Stewart Jefferson 24
Huntlnerdon James G. Dell Huntingdon 49
Indiana James F. Chapman Indiana 85
Jefferson L. Mayne Jones Brookville 84
Juniata J. H. Deen Academia 17
Lackawanna J. C. Taylor Scranton 89
Lancaster M. J. Brecht Lancaster 60
Lawrence W. Lee Gilmore New Castle 27
Lebanon John W. Snoke Lebanon 21
LehifiTh Alvln Rupp Allentown 26
Luzerne Prank P. Hopper WIlkes-Barre 74
Lycomingr Gardner B. Milnor Muncy 58
McKean Burdette S. Bayle Smethport 21
Mercer Frederick F. Foltz Mercer 49
Mifflin James F. Wills Le wistown 14
Monroe Frank Koehler Stroudsburg 20
Montgomery J .Horace Landis Norrlstown 61
Montour Charles W. Derr i .Washlngtonvllle 12
Northampton George A. Grim Nazareth 87
Northumberland W. W. Fetzer Sunbury 85
Perry Daniel A Kline Marysvllle 30
Pike Luclan Westbrook Matamoras 11
Potter R. O. Welling Couder.sport 31
Schuylkill Livingston Seltzer Pottsvllle 80
Snyder T. A. Stetler Middleburg 18
Somerset Daniel W. Selbert Somerset 44
Sullivan J. E. R. Killgore Dushore 13
Susquehanna George A. Stearns Hallstead 48
Tioga W. R. Longstreet Mansfield 41
Union W. W. Spigelmayer Mlllmont 15
Venango Dallas W. Armstrong Franklin 85
Warren f C S. Knapp Warren 81
Washington L. R. Crumrlne Washington 65
Wayne -T. J. Koehler Hawley 30
Westmorland R. C. Shaw Greensburg 71
Wyoming P'rank H. Jarvis Tunkhannock 31
Tork Charles W. Stine York 67
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ACADEMIA, Juniata Cfo., pop. 186. I ALLEGHENY Allegheny Co., pop. 120.806.
Tntcarora Academy; prop.; co-ed.; non-sect.; I (Soe Pittsburg.)
Ida M. Barton. Prln. ' Reformed Presbyterian Theologrical Seminary.
200
PATTEBSOITS OOU^GE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
ALLEHTOWV, LeUgh (So., pop. 35.416.
Allentown Bntinast College; bus. and sten.:
W. L. Blackman, 0. P. A.. Pres.
Allentown College for Women; Rirls' board-
ing: Reformed; est. 1867; Rev. D. E.
Scboedler, A. M., D. D., Pres.
Allentown Preparatory School; boys: prep.;
non-sect.; A. A. Kunkle. A. M., Prin.
American Commercial School; bus. and sten.;
O. C. Domey, C. P. A., Pres.
Muhlenberg College; coll.; men; Lutb.; est.
1867; John A. W. Haas, D. D., Pres.
ALTOONA, Blair Co.. pop. 38.973.
Altoona Bnsineas College; bus. and sten.; est.
1804: W. F. Isenberg. Pres.
Zeth School; bus. and sten.; G. 6. Zetb,
Pres.
AMBLER, Montgomery Co., pop. 1,884.
Sunnyside School; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
Miss S. A. Knight, Prin.
AVNYILLE, Lebanon Co., pop. 1.283.
Lebanon Valley College; coll.; co-ed.; U. B.;
est. 1866; Rev. Lawrence Kelster, D. D..
Pres.
ARMAGH, Indiana Co., pop. 131.
Armagh Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
C. A. Campbell, Prin.
BADEN, Beaver Co., pop. 427.
Mt. Galitzin Academy; prep.; boj's; R. C; est.
1901; Mother Superior.
BALA, Suburb of Philadelphia.
Miss Garrett's School for Little Deaf Chil-
dren; home school for deaf children; Miss
Garrett, Prin.
Miss McGrew's School; for boj's of defective
mentality.
Kiss Roney's School for Girls; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; est. 1902; Mary E. Roney,
Prin.
BAR££YVILLE, Venango Co., pop.. 110.
Barkeyville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Wm. Harris Guyer, Prin.
BEATTY, Westmoreland Co., pop. Ct.
St. Vincent College; coll.; men: R. C; est.
1846; Rev. Walter Stable, Dir.
St. Xavier's Academy; girls' boarding: R. C. ;
est. 1840; Mother M. Regina, Prin.
BEAVER, Beaver Co., pop. 2,348.
Beaver College; coll.; co-ed.; M. E.: est.
1853; Rev. Geo. D. Crisaman, Ph. D.,
Pres.
BEAVER FALLS, Beaver Co., pop. 10.054.
Batcher's Business College; bus. and sten.; J.
W. Kutcher, Prin.
Geneva College; coll.; co-ed.; Ref. Prcsb. ; est.
1848: William P. Johnston, D. D., Pros.
Rand's Commercial School; bus. and sten.:
est. 1804; J. A. Rand, Prin.
BELLEFONTE, Center Co., pop. 4.21G.
Bellefonte Academy; prep.; cord.; nonsoct.;
J. V. Hughes, J. U. Hughes. Frlns.
BERRYSBTTRG, Dauphin Co., pop. SOS.
Berrysburg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; nou-scct.;
Frank D. Keboch, Prin.
BERWICK, Columbia Co., pop. 3.916.
Berwick Bnaineas College; bus. and stm.;
est. 1906; Geo. R. Styer. M. E.. Prin.
Dickson's Business College; bus. and sten.;
Archibald Dickson, Prin.
BETHLEHEM, Northampton Co., pop. 7,293.
Bethlehem Preparatory School; boys' boarding:
Epis.; est. 1878; H. A. Foering, B. S..
Prin.
Moravian College and Theological Seminary;
coll.: men; Moravian: est. 1807; Rev.
Augustus Schnltze, D. D., L. H. D., Pres.
Moravian Parochial School; prep.; co-ed.; Mo-
ravian; Albert G. Rau, Prin.
Moravian Seminary and College for Women;
girls' boarding; Moravian; est. 1749; J.
Max Hark, D. D.. Prin.
BIRMIKGHAM, Huntington Co., pop. 240.
Birmingham School for Girls; prep.; girls'
boarding; A. R. Grfer, Prin.
BLAIRSVILLE. Indiana Co., pop. 3.386.
Blairsville Colege; girls' boarding: Presb.; est.
1851; Rev. S. B. Linbart, Pres.
BLOOMSBTrRG. Columbia Co.. pop. 6.170.
Literary Institute and State Normal School;
normal; state; co-ed.; Rev. D. J. Waller,
Jr., D. D.. Prin.
BRADDOCK, Allegheny Co., pop. 15.654.
Ctorman Lutheran School ; prep. ; co-ed. ; Lath. ;
Rev. C. Engelder, Pres.
BROADHEADSVILLE, Monroe Co., pop. 554.
Fairview Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
E. T. Kunkle, A. M.. Prin.
BRYN ATHYN.
Academy of the New Church; prep.: co-ed.;
boarding and day; Rev. W. F. Pendleton.
Prin.
BRYK MAWR, Montgomery Co., pop. 1.650.
Baldwin's School for Girls, Miss; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; Jane L. Brownell, A. M..
Prin.
Bryn Mawr College; women: non-sect.: est.
1885; M. Carey Thomas, Ph. D., LL. D..
Pres.
Shipley's School for Girls, Misses; girls' board-
ing; non-sect.; Miss Hannah T. Shipley.
Prin.
Wright's School, Miss; girls' boarding; prep.:
non-sect.; Miss Lila M. Wright, Prin.
BUCKINGHAM, Bucks Co., pop. 266.
Hughesian School; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; est.
1842; Sarah J. Broadhurst, Prin.
BUSTLETON, Suburb of PhiladelphU.
St. Luke's Boarding School for Boys; boys*
boarding; P. E.; Charles H. Strout. Prin.
BUTLER. Butler Co., pop. 10.853.
Butler Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1891i; A. F. Regal. Prin.
CALIFORNIA. Washington Co., pop. 2.009.
Southwestern State Normal School; normal:
state; co-ed.: Thcodon* B. Noss. Ph. D-
Prin.
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201
PENNSYLYAmA
PENNSYLVANIA
v-it, ISiVA; J. A, A. Crfllg, A. R. Prlfl,
CAKBO ITS LACK, Butler Oo.< [kh». 01^
CLbot Institutd; prep.; oo-ed. ; non-wH.; e«t
1901. a w. JohnRtOQ. A. B, Prln,
CAaBOKDALE. L«:kMwiujn* Co., j»p. 13,536.
GftirlKiiidAle Commerciikl Instituto; buA. and
ftteij.; pftt, ItJOO; W. A. F. Scott, Prill.
CARLISLE, Cumborlajid Co., pop. 0,(520.
C&rllile CoQuzie»TQial ScHeoh bus. and sten, ;
f^t. 1SS5; JijtitJ IL Loin?. PtIii-
C«rliile IfldMii InduatTiftl &:rlioof. {S^t U, S.
Indian tn dust dill S^cbool/k
Cauwmjr Hall; prep,; JL K.; ccj-rd.; i;sL 1783:
W. A, HDtehlsofl. M. A,, Hoadraa^^tfT.
DiekLi>ioii Coll«rfi» I'olL; coed.; M. E^; ci^i
JTS3: CJtHirg** Edvfopfl Rnfd. S. T. iJ.,
DickiJLtaii Fraj^uitoxy ficlLtKil; prep,; za-vd.i
M. E.; tBt. 1783: O. E. Becd. A, M,.
PpIii.
IHokiiiMii ScIlooI of Law; Uw: man: est IS^i^:
WllllJitu Trfckett, A. M.. LL. D., I>epd.
Mvtzver CoUeffe; glrW boarding; aoD-eecL;
n*t, IKS I Mr Kg Saralj Kate Egti, Prln,
V* 8, IndUn Indut trial Scht^l; BOVcrnKieut
*rbr«.i; for Jadiojis; coed.; cat. 1870; M.
Frledirjan, Biipt*
CHAMBEBSBITBa, Franklin Co., pop, §.8G4,
CUimberiburs Academy; h^^yn* bcjardlttgr; aoii-
s^.^ft , tat, 17^*0; D, Jildsnr Rke, M. A..
Pr(a.
Heyter'a frAparatory Sf:b(»ol, MUit prep.; co-
ed,; noii'iMJct. i Katbtrlne B. Heifler, Trlu.
Latla icliooU Tho; prup ; <*o-etl.; oaDSect.;
Mijw Biille B. CrtHsler, Prin.
P«iffii Salh glrla' tioardttig; DOti-ftrct. ; M, C^
rble«iig» Fn^fi.
WiUiHL CaU6f«; girls' boarding; Fn?sb,; evt.
ISTO; Matthew Howx41 Reaser, Ph. D..
Preu.
CK ABLER 01, WasktDffton Co., pop. a,ei30.
Tpbbi' BtLtin&M Coll9|r«; bui. and at&u. ; D,
OEEgrER, Dttlawaro Co,, pop. 33,068.
Ck»tc!r Academy i prep.; c<»-cd^; hod -sect.;
QvHTfc'c iJilheft, Prln.
PAfisaylYaaU MilltaiT CoUo^a; inUitiir3r; ooa-
*ect.; «t. lSt>2; Col. Chai*. E. JTyott.
C, E,. Supt,
SleftM«r'a School of SttiaoffTHplix; bix». and
sttin.. Jo»i?pb Sl&eppr. Prln.
Sujuiyaide Schagl^ pfe^P*; co^ed-; nrtnueot.; t'Ht,
iSaO; Mary Ptisej" Wwrner. Prln,
CHXSTMTrr HIX*L, Bubiirb v£ Fhllad&lphia,
Cbenjint HIU Acadamy; boys' boarding nnit
day; P. B.: est. IBSJ; Jaiiic* L. Patlersoti,
D, Sc HeadniBSter.
Monut Sii Jaaeph'a Academy; piM?p.; covd,;
H, C.l Mothi;r x\Tnry Clemtata, Prln,
Spnqsvidei; glrlsi' Luardin? aod day; noD-aevt.;
Mrs. Ct»apinau and Misa Joutftf, I'rUis.
CHEYJrEY, Bolftwaie Co., pop, 23tt.
ittltBtB f«r Colorad Touth 4Golor<.-dh ii^t*i
eo-ed.; t*t. ltii,-ST; Bugh M. Browne. A.
PrlB.
CtABION, Clarion OOr. r'^^P^ 2,0ti4.
Clarion State MormAj! flchool; norm ah «t»tG^
<?o-ed,; ent. ^m7 . I. Oeor^c Becbt. A. M„
S*^. B., Prin,
CQATS72LLE.
Clark Buiineii ColUffrt bii«, and sten, ; tl.
Chuiiiicpy Chirk, Prei.
CoativlUfl Butlneii tDatituto; biui. and Bt^,;
Loe A, TliompsoD, Prln.
COLLEOEYTLLE, Montromeiir Co., pop. Bll.
Ursinus Collsfe; coll.; co-ctl,; Bcformcd; pkI.
ISfiO- Geo. Leslie Otuffake. A. B., D. D-
Deao.
COLTTMBIA. Lineatter Co., pop. 12.318,
St, Pater's Convent^ ptep, ; co-(?*l.; B. C;
^Iviif^r M. Fbivin. Pdn.
CONCORD VILLE, Delawaro Co., pop, 543,
Maple wood Inatitute; boy«' bonrdliiip; non
Hont.; FHt. lKfl2; Joaepb SliortHilge, A. M
Prin,
CCNKELLSTILLE. Fayette Co., poy. 7 J 60.
Douglat Bumlneu Collegr^; bna. and fttco.t ^it.
ISbfi; W. S. Br it ton, Fdii.
CORBY. Erie Co., pop. 5,309.
Corry Buiineaa CoUecro; btiH, and eti'n,: eit
ISW; W, C. Twtnitig, Prln.
CBESSOK, Cambria Co., pop. &0T,
Mawnt Aloysioa Academy; glrla' bortrdliDg; II
i":.; WlMtr M. Coast a life, Prln.
DAYTOH, ArroatTonis Oo„ pnp, 431.
Bayton ITtion Academy; prep.; cnod,; now
BecL; L. \\\ Greenleis Prln.
DETON. Ohetter Co,, iK>p. £flf>.
Bevon Schooh The; jrlrls* boarding; nonaect.;
MIsH E. E Harrar, Prln.
DOYLEHfOWK, Bucks Co-, pQp, 3,034,
Nationii Farm Scbool, Tbe; boy a' boardlDjr;
nouiwct.: euit 1SJ*0; Jobn H. Wafthbuni.
Director.
BUBOIS. Clearfield Co., pop, 0,375.
DaBola CoUoge of Builneu; buB, and nteD, ;
iHt, imtn *3. W, Tbom. Pres,
EAiTON. Kortliaiiipton Co,, pop. 25,23S.
Eaataji Academy; prep,; cned. ; non-sucl,; est.
IBDOi ftamnel B, Park, A, M., Prln,
Eiaton 8ohoo! of Bu4ine»«; biis. an^ aten. ;
ik. L. Jones, Pi-eB.
Hom« Boaidlne Ecbaql; prep.; co-ciL: tion-
«t'rt.; P*t. 1S76; Mrs. M. M. Diabrow,
Prin,
Lafayette CollnffBt co.lL; men; PnMtb,; eit.
1832; R«v. Kthelbrrt P. Wacfleld, D. D„
LL. D.. Prea.
Len^U'i Preparatory School; prvp,: co-ed,; don
sect.; Cbarka I J, l.*rcb, A. M., Prln.
EAST STRCUDSBTTHG, Motuoe Co.. pop. 2,048.
Eait Stroudsburg State Horraal School; nor-
mal; atiitt*; ro i*d,; est. lUOH; E. L. Kc^mp,
Prln.
EAU CLAIRE, Butler Co,, pop, 231,
Eau Claire Academy; prfp.; co-cd^; non-^tmt.;
A W- Kelly. A. M., Prln.
EBENSSITBG^ Cambria Co,, pop. 1,574,
Ebembtirg Elemontary School^ pr^p.; co-ed,;
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PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
non-sect.: est. 1007: Miss Sarah M. Galla-
her. Ph. B., M. 8.. Prln.
Ebensbur^ Normal School; normal; private;
co-ed.; H. T, Jones. Prln.
EDINBOBO. Erie Co., pop. 691.
Edinboro State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; est. 1861; John F. Biglar, A. M.,
Prln.
ELDERSRIDOE, Indiana Co., pop. 50.
Eldersridge Acadomy; prep.: co-cd.; Prcsb. :
est. 1847; O. Elmer Betts, A. M., Prin.
ELDERTOH, Armstrong Co., pop. 293.
Elderton Academy; prop.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
W. A. Patton, Prin.
ELIZABETHTOWN. Lancaster Co., pop. 1.473.
Elizabethtown College: coll.; co-ed.; 6er.
Bapt.; est. 1900: Rev. J. N. H. Beabm.
Pres.
ERIE, Erie Co., pop. 52,733.
Davis Shorthand School; bus. and sten. : W.
O. Davis. Pres.
Erie Academy: prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.: est.
1819: Travers J. Edmonds. B. A.. Prln.
Erie Business UniTersity ; bus. and sten.; J.
M. Glazier. Pres.
Reed's (Mrs.) Private Kindergarten and
Boarding School for Children; nor. kind.
and children's boarding: est. 1895; Mrs. E.
Cora Reed, Director.
St. Benedict's Academy; girls' boarding: R.
C: Sister M. Phllomena. O. S. B., Prin.
Villa Maria Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
Mother M. Eugenia. Prin.
FACTORYVILLE. Wyoming Co., pop. Q?i&.
Keystone Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Bapt.; oRt.
1808: H. Ix>ren Fassett. A. B.. Prln.
FAWN GROVE, York Co., pop. 202.
Fawn Grove Academy; prop.: co-od.: non-
sect.: Geo. W. DevIIbllss. Prin.
FRANKLIN. Venango Co., pop. 7.317.
Miller Night School; prep.; men: non-sect.:
est. 1899: D. J. Hart, Supt.
FREDERICKSBURG. Lebanon Co.. pop. 012.
Schuylkill Seminary; moved to Reading. Pa.
FREDONIA, Mercer Co., pop. 4:{7.
Fredonia Institute; prep.; co-od.: non-soct.;
ost. 1887; F. A. Fnilt. A. B.. Pros.
FREEBURG, Snyder Co., pop. 540.
Freeburg Musical College; mua. ; ost. 1870:
Ilonry B. Moyer, Director.
GEORGE SCHOOL, Bucks Co., pop. 27.
George School; prop.: co-od.: Frionda: ost.
1803; Jopoph S. Walton, Ph. I)., Prin.
OERMANTOWN, Suburb of Plilladolphia.
Friends' School; pn'p.: oo-od.; Friends (ortho-
dox): Stiinloy R. Ynrnoll. M. \.. Prin.
Germantown Academy; prop.: l)oys: non-sect.;
«'st. 1700: William Korsiinw. Prin.
St. Vincent Seminary: prop.; oo-od.; K. C. ;
.St. 1.S08: Vory Kov. .Inn os McGill. V. C.
M., Suporir»r.
Walnut Lane School; uMrls* l>u:irdinp: ost. 1H.-,7:
Tlmwlori' It. Ilicrinrds. Prin.
Stevens School for Girls. The: ^.'irl<' l)o;ndin-'
non-si'tt.: Mr-<. S. ('mil, Prin.
GETTYSBURG, Adams Co., pop. :'.. »J>r>.
Bethany School; prep.: co-ed.; non-«eet.;
Miss Laella McAllister. Prin.
Latheran Theological Seminary; theol.; men;
Lutb.; est. 1826; Rev. J. A. Slngmtster.
D. D., Pres.
Pennsylvania College; coll.: co-cd.; Lath.: est.
1832; Samuel G. Hefelbower. A. M., D. D..
Pres.
Steven's Hall; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.; est. 1832;
Rev. Charles H. Iluber, A. M., Prln.
GILBERT, Moaroe Co., pop. 142.
Polytechnic Institnte; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 186G; Ralph H. Feltbam, M. E., Prin.
GLENVILLE, York Co., pop. 175.
Olenville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.; est.
1892: E. M. Stahl. A. M.. Prin.
GREEN8BXTRG. Westmoreland Co.. pop. 6.508.
Oreensburg Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.;
Wm. H. Zuber. A. M.. Prin.
St. Joseph's Academy; giris' boarding; R. 0.;
Mother M. Ignatia, Snperior.
St. Mary's Seminary; boys' boarding; R. C;
est. 1882; Mother M. Ignatia. Superior.
GREENVILLE, Mercer Co.> pop. 4.814.
Thiol College: coll.; co-ed.; Luth.; est. 1870:
O. F. n. Bert. A. M., Dean.
GROVE CITY, Mercer Co., pop. 1.599.
GroTe City College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1884: Rev. Isaac C. Ketler. Ph. D..
D. D., LL. D.. Pres.
HARRISBXTRO. Dauphin Co., pop. 50.167.
Harrisburg Academy; boys' boarding: non-
sect.: Jacob P. Seller. Ph. D., Prln.
Harrisburg Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. E. Oamer. Pres.
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music; music; est.
1890: Mrs. E. J. Decevee. Director.
School of Commerce; bus. and sten.; J. C.
Shumborger and G. S. McClure, Props.
HAVERFORD. Montgomery Co., pop. 548.
HaTorford College: coll.; men; Friends; est.
1833: Isaac Sharpless. Sc. D.. LL. D..
Pres.
Haverford School. The; boys' boarding:
Friends: ost. 1884; Charles S. Crossman.
A. B.. Headmaster.
HAZLETON, Luseme Co., pop. 14.200.
Hazleton Business College; bns. and sten.;
est. 1»)0: J. Edwards Walte, Prln.
HERMAN. Butler Co., pop. G3.
St. Fidelia College; coll: men; R. C; eat.
1877: Rev. Fields M. Meier, O. M. Cap..
Director.
HICKORY, Washington Co., pop. 237.
Hickory Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-iect.:
A. M. Rood, A. B.. Prin.
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Blair Co., pop. 2.996.
The Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; est.
18C7: Charlotte C. Gray, B. D., A. M.,
Pros.
HUNTINGDON. Huntingdon Co., pop. 6.0C3.
Juniata College; r(»ll.: co-ed.; Brethrea; est.
1870; J. Harvoy Brumbaugh, A. M.. Pre*.
INDIANA, Indiana Co., |>op. 4.142.
State Normal School of Fennsylvaiiia; normal:
stato: <o-»'d.: ost. 1875: James E. Ament.
Mi. I).. I'ros.
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203
PENNBYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
JEHKINTOWV. Montgomery Ck>., pop. 2.091.
Abington Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends: est. 1887; Lewis B. Ambler, B.
S.. A. M.. Prin.
J0HK8T0WV, Cambria Co., pop. 35.936.
Sowe GoUego; bas. and sten.; co-ed.; est.
1893; S. H. Isenberg, A. M.. Pb. D., Pres.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Rev.
J. N. Banscb, Prin.
XEKNETT SQUARE, Chester Co., pop. 1.516.
Cedarcroft School; boys* prep.; non-sect.;
ese. 1906; Jesse E. PhUIps, A. M.. Prin.
Martin Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; Per-
clral C. Norris, Prin.
KIKOSTOK, Lussme Co., pop. 3,846.
Wyoming Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; L.
L. Sprague, D. D., Pres.
KITTANinKO, Armstrong Co., pop. 3.902.
Xittanning Aeademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1821: C. V. Smith. A. M., Prin.
KUTZTOWV, Berks Co., pop. 1.328.
Keystone State Normal School; normal: state;
co-ed.; A. C. Rothermel, A. M., Ph. D.
Pres.
LAKCASTER, Lancaster Co., pop. 41.459.
Bowman Technical School; watchmaking; co-
ed.: non-sect.; est. 1889; John J. Bow-
man, Prop.
Franklin and Marshall Academy; prep.; boys;
Reformed; est. 1878; T. O. Holm, A. M.,
and E. M. Hartman, A. M., Prins.
Franklin and Marshall College; coll.; men:
Reformed; est. 1886; Rer. John S. Stabr.
Ph. D., D. D.. IJj. D.. President.
Fennsylrania Business and Shorthand . Col-
lege; bus., sten. and civil service; est.
1896: J. M. Wade, Pb. D.. Prin.
Sacred Heart Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C; Sister Superior, Prin.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister E. Aloysias, Prin.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; Rev. P. J.
McCollongb, D. D., Pres.
Stahr's School, Miss; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1901; Alice HiU Byrne. Prin.
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Chnrch;
theol.; men; Reformed; est. 1825; Rev.
John C. Bowman, D. D., Pres.
Teates School, The; boys' t)oarding; P. E.:
Frederick Gardiner, A. M., Prin.
LAirSDOWVEt Delaware Co., pop. 2,630.
Froebel Institnte; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
est. 1888: A. Prichett and Emil D. Wright.
Directors.
LESAKOH, Lebanon Co., pop. 17,628.
Eastern School of Telegraphy: tel.; est. 1897:
co-ed.; B. J. Math, Pres.
Lebanon Business College; buw. and sten.; M.
O. Denlinger, Pres.
TJrich Frivate School, Miss,; prep.; girls; non
sect.; est. 1891; Margaret Urich, Prin.
LEWISBtTRO, TTnion Co., pop. 3,457.
Buckn^ Academy; prep.; boys; Bapt.; est.
1846; Benjamin F. Thomas, A. M.. Prin.
Bncknell Institute; prep.; girls: Hapt. ; out.
1846; Thomas A. Edwards. A. M.. Dean.
Bncknell School of Music; music; co-ed.;
Eiysea Aviragnet, A. M., Mus. Doc.. Dir.
Bucknell University; coll.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est.
1846; Rev. John Howard Harris, Ph. D.,
LL. D., Pres.
LEWISTOWir, Mifflin Co., pop. 4.451.
Lewiston School; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1902; E. Washington Burchfleld, A. M.,
Prin.
LIOONIER, Westmoreland Co., pop. 1,259.
Ligonier Classical Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; Rev. E. H. Dicliinson, Prin.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Chester Co., pop. 275.
Lincoln University (colored); coll.; men;
Presb.; est. 1854; Rev. John B. RendaU,
D. D., Pres.
LITITZ, Lancaster Co., pop. 1,637.
Linden Hall Seminary; girls' boarding; Mo-
ravian; est 1794; Rev. Charles D. Kreider,
Prin.
LOCKHAVEN, Clinton Co., pop. 7,210.
Central State Normal School; normal; state.
co-ed.; J. R. Fliclcenger, Pres.
Lockhaven Business Institute; bus. and sten.;
est. 1900; BenJ. P. Fletcher, Prin.
LONDON OROVE, Chester Co., pop. 197.
London Orove Friends' Select' School; prep.;
co-ed.; Friends (Hiclisite); Alexowna M.
Rohr, Prin.
MAHANOY CITY, Schuykill Co., pop. 13,504.
McCann's Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1897; L. C. McCann, Prin.
MANSFIELD, Tioga Co., pop. 1.847.
Mansfield State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.: est. 1802; Andrew T. Smith, A. M.,
Ph. D., Pres.
McDonald, Washington Co., pop. 2,475.
Hickory Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Lioyd S. Paxton, Prin.
McKEESPORT, Allegheny Ce., pop. 34,227.
Douglas Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1894; Warren Donglas. Prin.
McKeesport Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1897; S. S. Grossly, B. C. S., Prin.
MEADVILLE, Crawford Co., pop. 10,291.
Allegheny College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1815; llev. Wm. H. Crawford, D. D., LL.
D., Pres.
Beethoven School of Music; nius. ; Prof. George
W. Dixon. Director.
Meadville Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
e.st. 1S88: L. E. Stacy, M. Accts., Prin.
Meadville Theological Seminary; theol.; co-ed.;
Unitarian; est. 1844; Rev. Franlilln Ches-
ter Soutliwortb. A. M., S. T. B., Pres.
Pennsylvania College of Music; mus.; est.
1886: Harry Waithe ManviUe, Dir.
MECHANICSBURO, Cumberland Co., pop. 8,841.
Irving Female College; Kiris' boarding; Luth.;
ost. IS.-iG: E. K. Campbell. Ph. D., Pres.
Normal and Classical School; nor. and prep.;
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1805; D. E. Kast.
Prin.
MEDIA. Delaware Co., pop. .S.07r>.
Friends' Select School; prep.; co-ed.: Friends;
2/M
TATTEBSmrS COl^LEGB AJTD SCHOOL mRBCTfOKT
PESySTLVASIA
PBNlF8TLrA^nA
«9t. U0»: EOea XtrUm Greeae. M. A..
t'tim,
MEMCEH, Watmt Cm., pop, 1.904.
aftd oraai^:: e«>-^.: iwm-4«<t.: «st. 1S25;
B«ir, CheM«!T J. W. Wlleomb. A. M.. Pre«.
MZMCEMMKUWQ, Fraaklia C»., fMp. 908.
Kmrtrnnkmrg Atmdtmj, TW; Reformed; Imt"'
bosrdiaf ; ««t. 1W5; WfIIi«ni M«ini Irrine.
Fb. D.. Prlii-
mmiMTOWM, J«sUt« C»., pop. 9G3.
Mlfta Atmdtmj; pr«p,; co-^.; noo-Met.; est.
1M2: J. Harry DTsioser. A. B., Prin.
MnXZasmXZ, L«acMUr C».. pop. 1,241.
Tittt F«nM7lTaaia State Vormal School; nor-
m«l; tute; co-«d.; est. 18S5; Eliphslet
r>rain Lyte. Ph. D., Pres.
USLLYILLE, ColomW* Co., pop. 503.
Oroeawood SomiaAry; prep.; co-ed.; Frif-nds;
Kucbtil Knfgbt. B. L., Prin.
KOtnrT AIBT.
FonnsjlTAiiis. Institntioa for the Deif and
Ihunb; Ntate; Dr. Crr^ter. Sapt.
MollTiUe Frioads' School; prep.: co-ed.;
VricwU: MIm Bilith Y. Eves, Prin.
Lothenui Thecloffical BemiuMrj; theol. : Lu-
theran; est. ifiM; Henry E. Jacotis. D. D..
LL, I).. I>ean.
XILTOH, VorthomberUnd Co., pop. G.195.
Kilton Commercial College; bns. and sten.; J.
M. Rea»er, Prin.
MOmrX PLEASAHT, Weatmoreland Co., pop.
Weatem Pennsylvania Claaaical and Bcien-
tillc Inatitnte; prop.; co-ed.; Bapt.; H.
C. Dixon, Prin.
MVBRYSVILLE, Weatmoreland Co.. i>op. 19G.
Laird Institute; closed.
MUVCY. Lycominf Co., pop. 1,&34.
Lycominf County STormal School; normal: pri-
vate; co-ed.; est 1870. Harris Alvin
Spotta, A. B., Principal.
ICTERSTOWN, Lebanon Co., pop. 1.880.
Albright CoUefe; coll.; co-ed.; Un. Evan.,
eat. 1881; Jaa. D. Woodring, I). D., ITes.
VAZARETH, Northampton Co., pop. 2,304.
Vaxareth Hall Military Academy; military:
Moravian; Rev. 8. J. Blum, D, D., Supt.
NEW BERLIN, Union Co., pop. 010.
Central Pennaylvania College; merged into
AlbrlKlit CoilPKc, Myerstown, Pa.
Union Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-gect. : ent.
lS5fl; W. 1). Marburger, A. B., PreHid«nt.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, Perry Co., pop. 772.
New Bloomflold Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
aect.; ent. 18;tt); 1. M. Ivina, A. M.. Prin.
NEW CASTLE.
Smith'a Buainesa College; 1>uh. and aten.; I. L.
Smith, Principal.
NEW WILMINGTON, Lawrence Co., pop. 791.
Weatminstor College; col.; cord.; iJu. Presb. ;
enl. 1H.VJ; Uobort McWalty Russell. 1). I)..
LL. ]).. ITeHldent.
NORRISTOWN, Montgomery Co., pop. 22.205.;
Sddaalcr OaOcc* ml
A. J. Sckissler. Pm.
MORTH EAST. Erie Oe.. poo. 2.fl4BL
8C Haiy's OeQcce: boyv' NMrdiit^: R. C:
Very Rer. Jolm G. Srtaeider. Rertar.
MORTB HOFE. Batler 0».. pop. 190.
Morth Waahiactea l astilat e: pc«p.: co-ed.;
noo-sect.; Ira A. TUmaer. M. R.. Fk. B..
PrlB-
OAK LAKE, snbort) of PhOadelpkU.
Foster's SckoeL Miss: girls' boarding: Miss
M. L. Foeter. Prin.
Marshall's Scheel, Kaa; girls' boarding: aoo-
sect.: Emma S. Mar^haD. Pifa.
OGOMTZ, Moatgoaiczy Oe., pop. S12.
Chetteahaaa IDitazy Aeadeaij; military: noo-
sect.: P. E.: est. ISTl: J. D. Sbelton. Ph.
B.. Prin.
Ogonts School for Toaag Ladies: girls* boerd-
fn;?: non-sect.: Sylvia J. Eastman. Prin.
on. CUT, Yeaaago Co., pop. 13.2S1.
Earp Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.: est.
ISOl: Samuel Earp, Prin.
Oil City Basiness College; ba5. and sten.; est.
1S>5: E. R. Welch. Prea.
OLEY. Berks Co.. pop. 514.
Oley Academy; prep.; co-ed.: noo-sect.; est.
1S37; C. Waldo S. Leinbach. A. B.. Prin.
OYERBROOS. Montgomery Co., pop. 1.500.
Orerbrook School, The; girts' boarding; prep.:
Miss S. J. Sayward. Prin.
Philadelphia Theological Semiaazy of St.
Charles Borromeo; theol.: men: R. C:
eat. 1832; Patrick J. Garrey. D. D., Rec-
tor.
FENNSBURG, Montgomery Co., pop. 1,032.
Ferkiomen Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Schwenk-
f elder: Rev. O. S. Kriebel. A. M., Prin.
PHILADELPHIA, FhUadelphU Co., pop. 1.293,-
607.
Abrahamaon Buainesa Collie; bus. and sten.:
est. 1880: Cbaries M. Abrahamson, Prin.
Academy of Notre Dame; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Sister Agnes Mary, Prin.. 206 S. 19th St.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; giris' prep.:
day: R. C: est. 1865; M. H. Spalding,
Superior. 1819 Arch St,
Agnoa Irwin'a School; girls' boarding; noo-
sect.; Sophy Dallas Irwin, Prin., 2011
Dc Lancey.
Anable's School for Toong Ladies, Miss
;;irl8' boarding: non-sect.; est. 1898; Isa
bella Anable, Prin., 1350 Pine St.
Banks Buainesa College; bns. and sten.: est
1888: Edward M. Hull, A. M.. Ph. D.
Pres.. 300 Penn. Montreal Bldg.
Borean Normal Training and Indastxial School
indust.; coed.; non-sect.; est. 1889; Rev.
Mattliew Andenson. A. M., Prin.. S. Col
lege Ave. and 19th St.
Blight School, The; prep.: boys: non-sect
est. 1K87; William S. Blight. Headmaster.
401 S. 22nd St.
Brown Preparatory School; prep.; boys: n<«
sect.; est. 1S77; Alonzo Brown, A. M.
I'rin., Broad and Cherry Sts.
Central Manual Training School; boys; manual
OF THE TJNITEB
AND OAKABA.
205
PENNSYLVANIA
PBNN8YLVANIA
tnln\ng &nd induat. ; Wm. L^ SayJ^L^ 8e.
Mn. ChHpmKn uid Mipi Jones ftchool; glrli*
boanJiDjr: ncrtj-stct; est. IflTM; L. P*
CbniJinaii, Prill.. Chesttiut Hill.
ComliA Bfomd Street ConBerratorf of Husic:
i»»ij5.; nan-seet-j c'i>pd,; ufct. 1S§5; OilJM^rt
R. CoititiR, IVLrwtor, 1321:^ So. Brand Bt.
D« liUKt^T" Bcb»l, Tli«; Uojfi' prep: nQO-s^ct.;
iBHi. ]&77; Joseph DatiA Alleo. M. A.>
HfiidTnjisU^r, 1420 pipe Bt.
Siyimtf School of tho PfotectAmt Episcopal
Church in Fhiladelphla; tti^ln; nif^n; X\
K*: ti«t. 1K«j2; WlUiiiQi M, GrolOD. S. T,
r*. Dean,
Df«xel lutitute! prep.; co-Pd.: iiou-s(;ct; Unj
(fvt'ninjj, Jnmifs Mne Allf^tt^r, LL. l>,,
Pr<?«.
I>r«x«I Inititutfl Library Bchotil^ library train
lug; t*o-ed.; fat, K+M; Alice B. Krwger.
Director.
Eplicopal Academy^ Thej prep ; Dr, WlUtflm
B. Klapp, £Iead-Ma«tcr, Locust and JUuI-
FQit«T''a BchPoL Miai.i i«i»o Oak Law?.
Franklia School of Buitneaa; bus. a ad sten '
flnxj. fc. Llurvcvv, pplB,. 4B07 Mulbwrr.v
TriADds' Cvotral Sohncil^ prep.: eo ed 1 Prlendji
J. Ungvise B&kcr, ABua W* Spcakoidti
Pirlns.. H. IStb and Rue*.
PrivB^' Belact Sctaoot; prep.; i?«-ed.; Frlctii^
tortbrtdoiK J- Ileury Banlett, Stit^t., liO
\\ lOib St.
FrDebelliad Scbool; ffirls; Dcm-secL; B, D.
^'rlgbt, PrlD., I©;i2 Rai^ St.
G«nii4tntowa Bctainoai C«Rvt<LI bop. and iteD.^
*V. J, Zcldera, Fn^B,. G700 GermBatowii
Avu.
tlibMii'i 6^tam?l, MUi; glrW boarding; aon
■ect, ; .Mlsa Manrnrvt S. Olbeon. Prin..
2:i22 De Lancey Pi.
tMrard CTgU^Ce for Orphmbi*, Tha; boja' board-
Lug; ii*msi?ct.: Adoui 11. A-txeroir, LL. D.,
PriB.. Giiard Avi'.
©irli' School of the Mary J* Dm^bI Boma;
iilrJi' boiitdtng; Luth, ; Rev. C. Gogflei,
Prill,. 2100 S. CoJIfse Ave.
0qiTdon School for airlt, The; girls* bumi-fl-
Ingj noo sett.i eat, ISSO; Hnrrlet D. Kt^y-
»nr. Prin.. 4112 Spmce St.
Bubnemanii lf«>die»l ColI«ffe and Hotpitil;
tiled,; bamcop. ^ mcu; e*if, ISJS; HerlKTt
L, Kortbrop, M. D., Denn.
H«T«ii Cpllvts of Litar4tiiT« and 8iiiln«»i;
boi. and »ten,; Curttfl Bax«a^ Pree.. iri'iti
Odtarlo.
r» School for Girls, Hiss. ; girls" board Inmr;
B(»i-a«Khr. ; Mrs, Eltziibelb BtlJ Lymau, Priu,
^ "MohoMa Scbool for (Hrli; £flrls' prep.i non-
s«ct. t esit. 1000; Loiiiai? Bolman Baynea,
2204 Wajnot Bt.
jjJiMtitnt* for Colored Touth (colored); pri?p.;
co-ed.; Frlendis: Fwrnij" J. CopptDs, Prln.^
Buinbrldg« and 3. Oth.
^AffAEaou BlAdloal CoUoK«; in^d.; n^g.r men;
IS25; Jamc* W. Hnlland, M; D.,
Desn. S. 10th and WnJnut.
Kiftehbanm School of ljmgyLa.s&i, Thej JaD-
i:iiitv*€8: aon-soct,; coed^j eat, l8Si>; Dr,
lH'tno IviraPhb4iuiD. Prln,
LaSiUe Colleg«t eolL; men: E. G.; est. 1S67;
Rtv. Brother Abdaa. F. 9. C. Pres,* IS40
N. Brand St,
HarshaU iemlnary. (See Oak Lnn«.)
Mary J. Dfoxel School; girla" prep,: Lath.:
^■Bt. ISeO; BeT. Ernest F. BQChiaaiiii. Prtn
Modico^CbinuYical Callage of Philadelphia,
BepaTtment at Madiclna; med.; reg^-; tueD;
eat lasi: Seneca Egbert, A. M., M. D..
Demi, Cberrr bikJ >(, I7tb St
Medico^ClLlTiir^cal CoUere, Bepartmeat of
BoatiAtry; dt^nt.; men; eat. 1887; L N.
BroomelK D. D. S.. BaaiiH
ModicO'CbtmT|ri<?al College, Bapartmoat of
Pb-armacyi jdiar: oien; I'St. 189®^ L V.
i^tnule^' StfinialiiiB, M. Sc.» Pbar. D..
Mid^City School for i^irli; glrW \Mmrd\iLSi
iioo-eect.; Airs. Rebeccji C. Dickson LoiLg.
Mt. Bt. Joieph AQademj'; girls' board lag; R.
0.; eat, 185SL Mofbor Mary Clement, Su-
perior, Cbeatnut Hj|L
National School of Elocution aad Oratonr;
mIo.: eat, 1S74; Mfu. J. W. Sboemaker,
Prln., Temple Bldg.
ITmtioaal Telegraph Inatitntei teleg'i J- H.
Bbullfey, E. E,. Pres.
If off 'a CoUoira of Elofsntion and Ormtotyr SUai
S, Neff. Ph. B., Director^ 23S W. lAtgan
B<]Dare.
Hotre Bame Academy; glrla' boniidtnf;^ B« G.;
Sister Snpen>tr of Notre Banie. Prib,.
West Rlttenboiise Square.
Palms' Buitnesi College: bus, and aten.; Theo.
W. Palme, Prea., iTll Cb^stauL
Palmer School, Thaj bus. and ateti.; eat. ISSO;
Hi South 10th St; WlUlnm W. Fry, Bnal-
nefiB Mniiiiger.
Peirea School; bu«, and eteu.; eat. 186,1; L,
B, MolTett. Business Manager, O'!? Gheat-
nut.
Schuora annonncAment.— A eommtdetv teeb-
ntral preparation for buslneaa, tosc;tber
with a goud KugllKb iMlHciition, IbeludlnK
niueh tbpt is not tmuifUt lii the ordinary
eommercUl aeIiof>l, the result eomparlnir
tn elflctency with ibst ot uqlveralty traln-
iDg. Probnbly tUe lurj^cnt CDUiinerciaJ
school In the United State*. The fueulty
euoflBta of forty i oat me tors.
Pdnnaylvania Acadomy of Fine Aita^ art; pon-
fieet, ; co-ed.; est. 3805' John F, I^wta,
Director. Broiid nud Cherry Bts.
Pennsylvania OoUefo of Baatal Burgory; dent.;
w-etl.; est. iSaO' Wilbur F. Llteh, D. D.
9., Dean, N. IStU and Butt on wood,
Fennaylraaia Maieum and School of Indus-
trial Arti tech.; non-aect.; est. 1870; Lea-
n.. W, TMiller. Director.
Fcinn«ylvania Orthopaedic Institalo and Bqhool
of Mechoiio- Therapy; gjinnastlca, tbera-
peut^Ls; ro I'd ; eBl. IfiOB; Uai: J. Walter,
Supt. ITJl Grten St.
Pbiladelphia Business Cotloge and CoUore of
Coinmerce; btw, and sten. ; est, 1003; F.
F, Dutton, Prln.. 1017 Cbestsiut.
Fhiladoiphia CoUege of Oaloopatby; oatefjp,:
eo-ed,; «st. 1B8»: Charlea W. MeCurdy,
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PATTEBSON'S OOLLEOE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
Ph. D.. D. D.. Dean, 83rd and Arch.
FhiladelphU Collegiate Institute for Oirls;
girls' boarding; M. B.; est. 1896; Miss
Susan C. Lodge, M. S., Trin.. 1720 Arch
St.
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy; phar.; co-
ed.; est. 1821; Howard B. French, Ph. G.,
President. U5 N. lOtb St.
School's annotincement. — The course ex-
tends over three years, leading to the
degree of Doctor in Pharmacy (P. D. ).
Students without drug store experience
are eligible to the degree of Pharma-
ceutical Chemist (P. C). Special courses
in Analytical Chemistry, Bacteriology and
Assaying.
Philadelphia Dental College; dent.; co-ed.;
est. 1862; S. H. Guilford, A. M., D. D. S.,
Ph. D., Dean, N. 18th and Buttonwowl.
Philadelphia Law School of Temple College;
Dean, N. Broad and BerliS.
Philadelphia Medical School of Temple Col-
lege; med. ; reg. ; co-ed.; est. 1001; W.
Wallace Fritz, M. D., Dean, N. Broad.
Philadelphia Musical Academy; mus.; est.
1870; Richard Zeokwer, Director, 1617
Spruce St.
Philadelphia Normal School for girls; nor-
mal; state; est. 1903; J. Monroe Willard,
Prin., 13th & Spring Garden Ave.
Philadelphia Normal School of Physical Train-
ing; The Temple College.
Philadelphia Polyclinic; med.: poet-grad.;
co-ed.; est. 1882; R. Max Goepp, M. D.,
Dean. 18th and Lombard Sts.
Philadelphia School of Design for Women;
art; women; est. 1844; Miss Emily Sar-
tain, Prin.. Broad & Master Sts.
Philadelphia School of Elocution; olo. ; Bruad
and Cherry Sts.
Philadelphia Textile School; text; non-sect.;
E. W. France. Pres.
Phillips Brooks School; boys boarding: non-
sect.; John Stewart White. LL. D., Prin.,
41»04 Baltimore Ave.
Randall School; bus. and steii.; est. 1903;
Howard E. Randall, Prin., Betz Bldg.
Roanoke College; coll.: men; Lutheran; est.
1853: John Alfred Morehead. A. M., D.
Roman Catholic High School for Boys; boys'
Ix.nnlius; R. C; Rev. Hugh T. Henry
LItt, D., Prin.
Royal Conservatory and College of Music;
nuis.: est. 1801); M. E. Brodsky, Pres.,
47>:i S. rttb St.
School of Industrial Art of the Pennsylvania
Museum; art and tech.; co-ed.: est. 1876;
Leslie W. Miller, Prin.. Broad & Pine Sts.
School of Theology, TTrsinus College; Re-
formed; est. 1870: James I. Good, Dean.
Strayer's Business College: bus. and sten. ;
est. U>04: S. Irving Strayer, Pres., 1100
Chestnut St.
Sternberg School of Music; mus.: est. 1888:
Coiistuntlnc von St«'ruberj;, 10 S. 18tb St.
St. Joseph's College; coll.; K. C.: est. 1851;
Rev. Cornelltis J. Gillespie. S. J.. Pres..
17th & Stiles.
St. Martin's College of the Church of the
Evangelist; pn-i). for poor boys: P. K. ;
est. 1004; Charles Wellington Robinson.
Pres., 713 Catharine St.
Taylor School of Boainess and Shorthand; bus.
and sten.; est. 1898; Freeman P. Taylor.
Ph. D., Prin.. 1224 Market St.
Temple College; prep.; co-ed.; noa-aect.; Rus-
sell H. Conwell. D. D.. LL. D.. Prin.. N.
Broad St.
Temple College, Medical Dept.; med. reg.; est.
1901; I. Newton Snlvely. M. D.. Dean.
Theological Seminary of the Rafonnad Epiaco-
pal Church; tbeol.; Reformed Episcopal:
est. 1887; John D. Wilson, D. D., Chair-
man of Faculty.
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Presby-
terian Church in North America.; theoL:
Reformed Presbyterian; est. 18&4; Rev.
David Steele. D. D.. LL. D., Dean.
Training School for Kindergartnezs ; kind.;
nor.; Miss Caroline M. C. Hart. Di-
rector. 1615 Walnut St.
Union Business College ; bus. and sten. ; James
M. Lingle, Pres.. 1215 Arch St.
University of Pennsylvania; univ. ; state; co-
ed.; est. 1740: Chas. C. Harrison. LL. D..
Provost, 400 Chestnut.
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Architecture; arch.; men; est. 1880; War-
ren P. Laird, Dean.
University of Pennsylvania, I>epartment of
Dentistry; dent.; men; est. 1878; Ed-
ward C. Kirk, D. D. S., Demn. 400 Chest-
nut.
University of Pennsylvania, I>epartment of
Law; law; co-ed.; est. 1790; Wm. Draper
Lewis, Pb. D., Denn, S. 34th and Chest-
nut.
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Medicine; meil.; reg.; men; est. 1765;
Chas. H. FrajEler, A. B.. M. D., Dean.
400 Chestnut.
University of Pennsylvania, Department of
Veterinary Science; vet.; men; est. 1884:
Leonard Pearson. B. S., V. M. D., M. D..
Dean. 400 Chestnut.
William-Penn Charter School; boys' board-
ing; Friends; day; Richard M. Jones, Ph.
D.
Winthrop School; prep.; boys; non-sect.; est.
1900; John Loman, B. A.. Prin., 8929
Locust St.
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania;
med.: reg.; women; eat. 1860; Clara
Marshall, M. D., Dean, College Ave.
PITTSBURG. Allegheny Co., pop. 321,616.
Alinda College Preparatory 8<diool; prep.:
co-ed.; non-sect.; Miss Ellen Gordon
Stuart, Prin.. 4606 5th Ave.
Allegheny Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1898; Wilmot B, Jones, A.
B., Head Master.
Allegheny Theological Seminary; theol.; U.
Presb. : James A. Grier, D. D.. LL. D.,
Pres.
Avery College Trade School; tech.; co-ed.; est.
1.S41): Joseph D. Maboney. Snpt.
Barclay Hall School for Oirls; girls* board-
Ing: non-sect.: Nannie G. Barclay, M. S-.
M. L., Prin.
Berlitz School of Languages; lang.; est. 1893;
Richard A. Skalweit. Director. Nixon.
UNITED STATES
OAHABA.
ao7
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNBYLVANIA
€MXVm Ctille^: hua. it ml lilC'ti,; vat. JQOI; 3S* Gt
cm], \t. A., I'lx'w.. 2<>1 Sixth SI.
Ctrae^e Tpciimo«l Bch«ol; Irch.; c*-«l, :
ArtJinr A. ilaiiit^raclilaK* So, I>., Prld.
Cummer cia.L Hifh S^^bodl; but. and itcn. ; eAl.
IR70; S. R. E verb an, Pwfi.
DH worth H»Ut flrls' boanliiig; non-sect.: est,
15»(M^ H. D. Untlsny. Th Dm Prp».
Duff'i Mert^Atil« Qon«ffe^ b\m. and stt>n. ;
WllllAJn e. Duff. Prp«.. 72;i Liberty Avp.
But Llb«Tt7 Acudem^; boya' bOArdlns; Don-
liect-; Eyv. JCmll Lewi^jK Tti. D., Prln.
Holy Ghott GoUftEii.; see Plttemir^ GoHeffC.
Iron City College: bus, on<l »toa,; pst. ISfiS;
J. (T. Mcluttpep PrlD.
Ludy of Morcy Academy; ETlrls' bcyoriKng; It.
C; SiBtor M. JlLlilri. Prip., 34r>l Titb A\\\
M&rtia Sh(»rtht.ad School: bus. anil sit en,; «Bt^
lfc78; H. L. AiidrewK Pre*,; A. H. Pern.
PHa,, Cor, 5tti anil Lrtwrty Avt'H.
Nonn&l Dflp&ztmcnt Fittsborff Kmh School;
Dondidl; ctty; t^mh; C. B. WooiT, i'rin.,
0>r. B«dfocd MUd Fultou Ave*.
Fark IiMtitwt*; pft'ii-i co L■^:ii nun-fitct, ; O. B.
FnnnsylVftiiiA GolLefffi af Emb&lmini ; Bept,
Fltta'bQrE Soboe^I of Anatomy; tmbalmlne;
tat, t*)07: J. licnirs t.ongH F. D., Dmu.
KK) ^tb St.
F^UttVitslilA CoUe^a for Women; coll.- wom-
en; est. ]S«0; Eev. H. D. Undi*ay. D. D.,
Pn**., Qth Atc. and Woodland aoAd,
F^QDiylTmnift T«Xe«T«ph CoUflffl; tel.; co-ed^^
cpt. 19(i:i; FriLBk Joy, Gen. Myr.
FIttsbnTff AcAdAmy; pre p.; co-pd.; iiooi<^ct«;
J. Warreo I^tlo, Prln., 440 eth Ave.
FitUbufff Golloffe of tlifi Holy Gboit; roll^:
muo; R. C, (?9t. ISTS; Very Rev. M. A.
Ut'h\r, PrrH., BliitF bOd Sbmglea St.
PltttbuFf CoHe^a of Pharmpcy, "WfiwtBm ITni-
lenity of F«iuujLTiuii&t pUfli, ; ct^-ed :
e*T. IftlS; JuliTiN A. Koi'L, D*'nn, pi-rr^H-
vine Av«>.t A,
PitttbiiT^ Dentftl Collect, Wutem UoiTSnity
«f PAnusytnDi&; driit.: coed.; i^^t. iSSQ:
Dr. IJ. B. Fripsell, 0enn. Prlda & BlulT.
'Plttobvrir Law School, WeBterB Vnivdrmity of
FfiniifyifAjQia^ luw; muu; egl. lH9(h John
Ij. Slinfi^fr, l*«*aii, Perrya villi! Avt?,, A*
ll«foriD«d FnibyteriaiL Theolofical Sftmiaary;
tbeoL: men; Hefotijicd Pi'iffib. : imU lS54i;
D. B. WUma, A. >f . D, D.. Pciis.
Echo Elwitbiuid and FenmAHibip Bqhnol; bun.
nnd fileo, ; Marshnll FT, Ri.no. Pn»c., 4:!ii
Woorl Ave.
Sba^yiide Acadiimy; boys' hoardinff; nouaecL:
W* R. Cmbbt-. Pb. D.. Prln., BIor^wcHnl
tod EllfiVFortb Aves,
StOATfji School^ irtrlB* l>oiar<1liii; non-sect,;
&llfifi ElU Oonlofl Stoart. Prhi.. 4721 Otti
Are,
Tb^fiton Ffspuatoiry Scbool; pr^p ; C(jed. ;
non swt T Alice M. Thiiraton, Prln,
TAliLiiii School for CMldTeD*i Llbrifiaiu;
llbfrtry trak&ing; wotncii; DoM-iicct.; cat.
19CH; Frnncps Jcpklna Olcott, Director.
ScbCkOl'i aiinoiincflmont — TriLJuLnir School
for ChUdreq'B Ubi^rians* conducted by
Tb*? CiiriicKlc- [Jbniry nf PittRhttrs. Sup
pfii'ted by Andrew L'lifui'fcMt'. For iMrcitbir^
iind Infonjiation, qcidifsft Miibel A. Frotb
EoetLtim, S(?<:'retiity.
UnivortHy of Flttthunr; iinlv.; co-ed.; noti'
ifcct.; est. 17S7; Rev. S. B. McOoTmlck,
hL. D,, Cbancellor.
t7rBuLia« Tounff Ltdies' Acadomy: slrla* board-
[pg; R. C; SiBter M. Ursula. Prln.. Wlnt-
blddle .inrl Pm. Atcs.
Wo«tf»n FoDniylTii.nla Hedical Ge^Uegft; Woft-
ern Uniwiity of FanDiylTUCiia; med.;
pctf.; cs>-ed.; est, 1B8Q; J. C. Lanfc, M,
D , Dean, Brcfctob and 30th Sts.
Weitom Thoolorioal Semtnary; thcoL; cat.
1825: Presb.; R(?v. Dti^^ld Givgg, D. D.<
IX. D., President,
Weitern tTnlTDTiity of Fctziniylfania; see Vnt-
vfrslrj' uf Phtshiirg;
Wooliey School for Touajr Ken.; preji. ; bfly«;
nou pcct.t efet. 1001 1 Luclua Everett Haw*
ley, A. S!.p Prto.* 2l» Oatland Ats,
FITTSTOK. LuBortiB Ga., iM>p. 27.000.
St. John'fl School; prep, ; co-ed. ; Rev, J. P.
O'MnlUy, Prtn.
PLEABAlfT J£0U:NT, Wayne Co., pop. 727.
FHQaKAXLt Mount Acadeniy; closer;!,
FLTMGUTH I[££XIKG, Kantromary Oo-t p)^^
1.006.
Fiianda Behiiol; prep.; co-ed,: Frfcnds^ e»t.
1S55; Betjjiiiuin Stnltti. A. M.. Preeldent.
FOTTaXOWN; Kontiomflry Co., pop, I3.UW3,
HUl School. The; boya' boardlne; iion-a«!t,;
eiit. 1S51^ Jobii MeLfR, Ph. 0., Frln.
Fottatown BiiBlne^i Collate; bu*. and sten.;
F, K. Kolloj. Free.
FOTTSVILLE, Scbuylklll Go., pop. 13.T10.
Gammercial tlTnion Scbool; bua. and HtiJD.; G.
A. Fritn^uc, Pres,
HUI School; pivp.; co-c^d.: non'9C<;t, ; «st. 197G;
Mrs, S. A, Thurlcw, Pdn.
FottiriUo fiutineu GoUoffo; bnv. and «ten.:
<?*(. ISUS; Fratik Tnylor, Pria.
REAtHNO. B«rki Co.< p'n^ 7S.9«l.
GoLUiriftto Inttltute; j*rep.; co-cd,; J. V.
Oetirgc, D. D.. Pb. I),. Frln.
Imtor State GommerQial GoUoro! bua. and
*ten.^ H. Y. Sterner, M. 1. A., PR-i.
Readlntf Academy and Bu^insia GoUv^: bua.
and aten, ; eat, IQOO; Ocorge I.. Klelo-
Kinna, M. E.. Ph. lU Prln.
Rfi«dlnf Glaiiidal School fof Boy« and (Hda;
pfepKi eo-fd. ; non-secL; 3, W. Kerr. Am-
brose €ort, Prina.
Scbool of Cammerce. The; buR. and aten.; £.
K. Sh.>op, Pfln,
BchuylkUl Samlnary; prop; Co-ed.; Evanir*;
est, l^i: Rev, \\\ F. Teel. Pb. M., Prln.
Stnarl'i School, Mlti; prep.; i^lrls; nun-«cct.;
est, iSai: Amaa J[. StUntt. Prln.
BIEGELSTILLE, Bucks Go., pop. 630.
RiG^ciU villa Academy; pr^p, ; co-ed,; Re*
formed; cit, IS82: Glenn C. HelUr. A. BJ,,
Prln.
ROSEMDKT, Montsomery Co.^ |x^. B^.
Kirk'i School, Miaioa; girls' bonnllog; non-
Btcti The MIahc^ Kirk* Prlas.
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PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
SALTSBUHG, Indiana Co., pop. 828.
Xitkiminetas Springs School; prep.; boys'
boarding; non-sect.; est. 1888; A. W.
Wilson, Jr. Ph. D., Prln.
SANDY LAKE, Mercer Co., pop. '632. .
Sandy Lake Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1800; Stanley Lake, Prln.
SCRANTON, Lackawanna Co., pop. 102.026.
Anthracite Bnsiness College; bus. and stcn. ;
est. 1004; C. E. Williams, Prcs.
Boys' Industrial Association; indust.; boys;
non-sect.; est. 1800; Henry Uolder, Supt.
Bxyn Mawr School; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1806; Miss E. S. Wines, A. M.. Prln.
Holy Rosary Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
est. 1882; Sisters of Immaculate Heart
of Mary.
Lackawanna Business College; bus. and stcn.;
est. 1001; J. H. Seeley, Prin.
Merrill's (The Misses) Private School and
Kindergarten; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1870; Miss Elizabeth S. Merrill. Prln.
Mount St. Mary's Seminary; girls' boarding;
R. C; est. 1002; Mother M. Cyril.
St. Cecilia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0. ;
Mother M. Crescentia, Prin.
St. John's Convent School; prep.; girls; R. C;
est. 1885; Sister Superior.
St. John the Baptist School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; est. 1885; Rev. F. Frlcker, Prln.
St. Thomas College; boys' I>oarding; R. C:
Brother E. Lewis. Prin.
School of the Lackawanna; prep.; co-od.;
non-sect.; est. 1873; William Cranston
Lawton, A. B., Prin.
Scranton Business College; bus. and sten.; U.
D. Buck and A. R. Whltmoro, Prests.
SELINSOBOVE, Snyder Co., pop. 1,320.
Susquehanna University; coll.; co-ed.; Luth. :
est. 1858: Rev. Charles T. Alkens, A. M.,
D. D.. Pres.
SEWICKLEY. Alleghany Co., pop. 3.5GS.
Sewickley Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-soct.; est. 1800; M. A. Munson, Prln.
SHARON, Mercer Co., pop. 8,016.
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus; girls' board-
ing; R. C: est. 1867; the Rev. Mother
Superior. Prin.
Hall Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; est. 1888:
n. C. Hall, D. D.. Pres.
Sharon College of Commerce; bus. and sten.;
J. P. Amspokcr. Prin.
SHIFFENSBURG, Cumberland Co., pop. 3.228.
Cumberland Valley State Normal School; nor-
mal; state; co-ed.: Samuel A. Martin,
Prin.
SLIPPERY ROCK, Butler Co., pop. 003.
Slippery Rock State Normal School; uornial:
state: co-ed.; Albert K. Maltby, Ph. D..
Pres.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Northampton Co.. pop.
13,241.
Bishopthorpe School; girls' boarding; P. E. :
C. N. Wyant and Frederic Towns«'nd, A.
M. Prins.
Lehigh University; coll.; men; non-sect.; est.
1866: Henry S. Drinker. B. M., LL. D..
Pres.
South Bethlehem Business College; bus. and
sten.; W. F. Magee. Pres.
SPRING MILLS, Center Co., pop. 347.
Spring Mills Academy ; prep. ; co-ed. ; est. 1806;
D. M. Wolf, D. D., Prln.
STATE COLLEGE, Center Co., pop. 861.
Pennsylvania State College; coll.; state; co-
ed.; est. 1850: J. P. Welsh, Ph. D.,
Vice Pres.
STEWARTSTOWN, York Co., pop. 673.
Stewartstown Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-
ed.; non-sect.; Henry Mace Payne. C. E.,
Ph. D,. Prin.
SUGAR GROVE, Warren Co., pop. 511.
Sugar Grove Seminary; prep.; co-ed.: United
Br.: est. 1882: M. R. Woodland. A. B..
Pres.
SWARTHMORE, Delaware Co., pop. 003.
Swarthmore College; coll.; co-ed.: Friends:
est. 1800: Joseph Swain. LL. D., Pres.
Swarthmore Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.;
Friends (Hicksite); Arthur H. Tomlln-
son, Prin.
TITUSVILLE, Crawford Co., pop. 8.244.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
est. 1870: Sister Superior, Directress.
Titusville Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1001: Prof. W. J. Cable, Pres.
TORRESDALE. Suburb of FhUadelphia.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; Mother Henrietta Spalding, Prin.
TO WANDA, Bradford Co., pop. 4.663.
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-
ed.; Presb.; est. 1852; C. R. Stiles. A.
B., Pres.
Towanda Business College; bus. and stco.:
est. 1802: M. S. Cronk, Pres.
Douglas College; closed.
UNIONTOWN, Fayette Co., pop. 7,344.
Madison Academy; prop.: co-ed.; noo-seet.:
est. 1805; A. M. Van Tine, A. B.. Prin.
XTPLAND, Delaware Co., pop. 2.131.
Crozer Theological Seminary; tbeol.: bcb:
Bapt.: est. 1867; Rev. Henry G. W«toB.
LL. D., Pres.
VILLANOVA, Delaware Co., pop. 236.
Villanova College; coll.; men; R. C ^
1842; Rev. L. A. Delurey. O. S. A., D. D-
Pres.
VOLANT, Lawrence Co., pop. 120.
Volant College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.; «•«•
1S80; C. F. Ball, A. M., Pres.
WARREN, Warren Co., pop. 8.043.
Ho£P Business College; bus. and sten.; c»t.
1902: L. J. Holmes, M. E., Mgr.
Warren Correspondence School; corresp.: W*-*
est. 1901; C. W. Smith, Pres.
WASHINGTON, Washington Co., pop. 7.670.
Trinity Hall: closed.
Washington and Jefferson College; coU.; 0^*
Presb.: est. 1802; James Noble Bole. »•
S., Pres.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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PSNNBTLVANIA
Wftihinfton Business Gollef« and Normal
School; bus. and sten.; est. 1889; Louis
Van Orden, Prcs.
Washinflrton Seminary; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 1830: Miss Lillian M. Roscn-
krans, Prin.
WAYNE, Delaware Co., pop. 3,000.
Annitage Preparatory School; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; est. 1898; Harriet C. Annitage,
Prln.
St. Luke's School; boys' boarding; P. E.;
est. 1803; Charles H. Strout, A. M.. Head
Master.
WAYNESBORO, Franklin Co., pop. 5,782.
Wi^meaboro Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. M. Lantz. Prln.
Waynesboro College; coll.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
Rev. Wm. M. Hudson, Ph. D.
WAYNESBURG. Greene Co., pop. 2.544.
Wayneshurg Business College; bus. and sten.;
. est. 1901; S. F. Stockdalc, Prin.
Wi^mesburg College; coll.; co-«d.: Cumb.
Prcsb.; est. 1851; Jacob P. Bucher, M. S.,
Ph. D., President.
WEST BETHLEHEM. Lehigh Co., pop. 3.465.
Bethlehem Preparatory School; pn>p. ; hoys;
P. E.; est. 1878; H. A. Foering, B. S.,
Prin.
WEST CHESTER, Chester Co., pop. 9.524.
Church Street Friends' School; prep.; boys:
Friends (orthodox); est. 1852; Gertrude
. Rhoads, Prln.
Darlington Seminary; girls' boarding; non-
sect.: est. 1851; Frank Paxton Bye, Prln.
Fontgarth Hall; girls' boarding; non-sect.: est.
18.97; Marj' K. S. Smith, A. M., Prln.
Friends' Select School; prep.; co-ed.; Friends;
Miss Gertrude Church, Prin.
Friends' School; prep,; co-ed.; Friends (or-
thodox); est. 1830; Anna B. Smedley,
Prin.
Vance School, The; prep.; co-ed.; Herbert T.
Vance. Principal.
ViUa Maria Academy; giris' boarding: R. C;
est. 1872; Mother M. de Chantal, Prln.
Westchester Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. B. Martin, Pres.
West Chester State Normal School; normal:
state; co-ed.; est. 1871; George M. Phil-
lips. Ph. D., LL. D.. A. M., Pres.
WEST NEWTON, Westmoreland Co., pop. 2.-
407.
West Newton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect; S. S. Gressly. B. C. S., Prin.
WEST STINBXTRY. Butler Go., pop. 254.
West Sunbury Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.; est. 1884; Vennis A. Green, A. M.,
Prin.
WESTTOWN, Chester Co., pop. 110.
Westtown Boarding School; prep.: co-ed.:
Friends (orthodox); est. 1799; William F.
WIckersham. A. M.. Prin.
WILKESBARRE, Luseme Co., pop. 51.721.
Atlantic School of Osteopatl^; osteop.: est.
1899; H. S. Hewish, M. D.. B. S., D. C
Pres.
Harry Hillman Academy; boys' boarding and
day; non-sect.; est. 1870; Robert L.
Lltch, M. D., Prin.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Francisco, Superior.
WHkes-Barre Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1899; F. M. Allen. Pres.
Wilkes-Barre Institute; girls' hoarding;
Presb.; Miss Sarah II. Stiles, Ph. D.,
Prin.
WILLIAMSON SCHOOL, Delaware Co., pop. 70.
Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades;
tech.; men; est. 1888; non-sect.; John M.
Shrigley, Pres.
WILUAMSFORT. Lycoming Co., pop. 28.757.
Boys' Industrial -School; indust.: boys: non-
sect.; est. 1898; Rev. T. P. S. Wilson,
Manager.
Potts Shorthand College; sten.; est. 1882;
John G. Henderson. Prln.
Williamsport Commercial College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1800; F. F. Healey, Pres.
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary; prep.; co-
ed.; M. E.: est. 1848: Rev. Wra. Perry
Bveland, A. M., Ph. D., Prln.
WYNCOTE, Montgomery Co., pop. 311.
Est. 1872; Miss Georgiana L. Martin,
Principal.
YORK, York Co., pop. 38.708.
York Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Presb.: est. 1873; B. T. Jeflfers, D. D.,
LL. D., Prin.
York County Academy: boys' boarding; non-
sect.; Elmer E. Wentworth, Prin.
York School of Business; bus.-sten. and tel.;
est. 1904; Geo. R. Prowell. Prin.
RHODE ISLAND
Population, 428,556. School census, 105,950. School age, 5-15.
Rhode Island is the thirty-fourth state of the Union in point of population,,
having a total of 428,556 inhabitants, of whom 419,050, or 97.8 per cent, are white.
Of this number, 133,772, or 312 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 8.4 per cent, the state ranking thirtieth in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.
Walter E. Ranger, State Commissioner of Schools Pawtucket
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. James H. Higgins, President Westerly
LiEiiT.-Gov. Ralph C. Watrois Providence
Samuel W. K. Allen East Greenwich
George T. Baker Providence
Frank Hill Ashaway
Jon N E. Kendrick Providence
Frank E. Thompson Newport
Abram J. PoTHiER Woonsocket
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Walter H. Small, President Providence
Isaac O. Winslow, Secretary Providence
John F. Deering, Assistant Secretary Arctic
Sidney A. Sherman, Treasurer Providence
Reuhen F. Randall. Assistant Treasurer Providence
Frf-fjerick E IkAr.[)()\, Assistant Treasurer Lonsdale
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Rhode Island has no county superintendents of schools, but has instead what
is ealled the "town system" of school supervision, each city, or, in some cases.
where the towns are small, a group of town^, having its individual superintendent
of schools.
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RHODE ISLAND
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BABBIHOTON, Bristol Co., pop. 1.135.
St. Andrew's Industrial School; industrial:
boys'; Rev. William M. Chapin, Prin.
BRISTOL, Bristol Co., pop. 7.200.
Morse's Private School; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: Miss Fannie W. Morse. 86 State
St., Prin.
CENTBAL FALLS, Providence Co., pop. 10.100.
Our Lady of the S3u>red Heart; prep.; eo-od. :
R. C; Sister Mary Philip. Prin.
EAST GREENWICH, Kent Co.. pop. 2.775.
East Greenwich Academy, The; prep.; eo-od.;
M. E.; ent. 1802; Rev. C. A. Stenhouse.
Prin.
SchooPs announcement. — A boarding
school for both sexes under Methodist
management without sectarian bias. A
faculty of fourteen competent instructors.
A variety of courses including college,
preparatory, academic, commercial, music,
art and elocution. Social life of an Ideal
family. Special attention to manners and
morals. Pupils are individualized; the
backward are stimulated. Location most
healthful on the famous Narragansett
Bay. Price very low, $225 per year cover-
ing necessary expenses. No school In
the United States offers more for so
small an outloy. Opportunity for solf-
help.
EAST PROVIDENOE, Providence Co., pop.
12,138.
St. Mary's Seminary; girls' boarding: R. C:
Mother M. Bernard, Superior. Bay View.
KIHGSTOH, Washington Co., pop. 550.
Rhode Island Colege -of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts; agrl.; co-ed.; est. 1800;
Howard Edwards, A. M.. LL. D.. Pres.
Oloyne House School; boyn' boarding; P. E. :
est. 1806; Oliver Whipple Huntington.
Ph. D., Head Master.
MIDDLETOWN, Newport Co., pop. 1,457.
St. George's School; boys' bmirdlng: P. E.:
est. 1800: John B. Diman, A. B.. A. M..
Prin.
NEWPORT, Newport Co., pop. 22.034.
Cloyne House School; prep.; boys; Episcopal;
est. 1806; Dr. Oliver Whipple Hunting-
ton. A. M., Ph. D.. Head Master.
HasMd Memorial School; prep.; co-ed.; Rev.
James Mahon. Prin.: Truro St.
Marsh's Select School, Mrs.; girls; prep.;
Mrs. Mary 8. W. Marsh, Prin.
Bayer's School, Miss.; pn>p. ; girls; Miss Mary
A. Sayer. Prin.
8t. Mary's School; prep.: co-ed.; 11. C. : Sis-
ter M. Germaine, Prin.
PAWTTJCKET. Providence Co., pop. 30,li.n.
English and Olasaioal School: prep.; co-ed. ;
non-sect.: Ghas. A. Cole, Prin.
Kinyon's Gonuneroial School; bus. iin<l stcn. ;
W. H. Kinyon, Prin.
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
Sisters of St. Joseph.
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis-
ter M. I^oyola, Prin.
PEACEDALE, Washington Co., pop. 1,000.
South Kingston High School; prep.; co-ed.;
Louis A. .Reese. A. M., Principal.
PORTSMOUTH, Newport Co., pop. 2.100.
Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; Mrs. Lucy
M. Phlnney. Prin.
PROVIDENCE, Providence Co., pop. 175.597.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' boanl-
ing; R. C; Mrae. Margaret M. Hoey, 730
Smith St.
Bronson's School, The Misses; prep.: girls'
Cornelia C. Bronson and Caroline A. Bron-
mn. Principals, 313 Hope St.
Brown School for Bojrs; prep.; boys'; Miss A.
Ketchum, Prin.
Brown University; unlv. ; co-ed.: Bapt.; est.
1764; Rev. Wm. Herbert Perry Faunce.
I). D., LL. D.. Pres.
Bryant-Stratton Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1863; Theodore B. Stowell,
Prin.
Fielden-Chase School for Girls, The; girls*
boarding: non-sect.; Miss Abble E. South-
wlck. Prin., 15 Greene St.
Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; est.'
1784; Augustine Jones, A. M., LL. B.,
Prin.
Holdens' Private School, Miss.; prop.; girls';
Miss Abby F. Holden. Prin.
LaSalle Academy; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Peter. Prin.
Lincoln School, The; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; est. 188J»; Margaret Gllman. Prin.
Max Magnus Shorthand School, The; bus. and
sten.; est. 10(K): Mox Magnus, Director.
Morris Heights School for Boys; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; est. 1900; John Shaw
French. A. B.. Ph. D.. Prin.
Moses Brown School; prep.; co-ed.; est. 1810;
Seth K, Gifford. Ph. D.. Principal, 257
Hope St.
Providence Business College; bus. and sten.;
H. W. Small. Prin.
Rhode Island Commercial School; bus. and
sten.; est. 1900; H. L. Jacobs. Principal.
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Al-
^ed Sciences: phar. : co-ed.: est. 1902;
Edwin E. Colder, Dean.
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf; state;
Kdwin GiUe Hunl, Prin.
Rhode Island Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed. ; CharloB S. Chapin, I'res.
Rhode Island School of Design; art; co-ed.;
est. 1877; Mrs. Oustuv Radeke. Acting
Director.
St. Xavier's Academy; girls' bonnling; R. C. :
SlHtcr M. Eudllia, Prin.
Tyler School; prep,; co-ed.; R. ('. ; Sister M.
AllMTtus. Prin.. Cor. Point nnd Plain Sts.
University School. The; boys' day; non-sect.;
H. M. Rice. Prin.
Wheeler's School. Miss; girls' boarding: non-
8c«;t.; Mury (*. Wliecler, Prin., 20 (!abot
St.
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RHODE ISLAND
RHODE ISLAND
8CITUATE, Providence Co., pop. 3.3G1.
Pentecostal Collegiate Institute ; prep.; co-
ed.; non-sect.; E. E. Angell, Prln.
SOUTH KINGSTON.
Stepping Stone Kindergarten; kind.; est. 1892;
Anna Scbllepstein, Prin., Peace Dale.
WARREN, Bristol Co., pop. 3,850.
St. Jean Baptiste School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C:
Rev. J. A. Fauteox, Main St.
WARWICK, Kent Co.
St. John the Baptist School; prep.; co-ed.; R.
C; Rev. D. B. Brunelle. Prin.
WESTERLY, Washington Co., pop. 7.541.
Pendleton's School, Miss; prep.; girls; Anna
Sayles Pendleton. Pr[n., 22 Croes St.
Westerly Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1897; George La Munyon, Principal.
WOONSOCKET, Providence Co., pop. 28.204.
Convent of Jesus and Mary; girls' boarding:
R. C; Mother St. Stephen, 61 Park Ave.
Sacred Heart College; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Ulrlc, Prin.. 43 Hamlet Ave.
Woonsocket Business University; bus. and
Bten.; est. 1897; Albert J. Parks. Prin.
and Prop.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Population, 1,340,316. School census, 478,480. School age, 6-21.
South Carolina is the twenty-fourth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 1,340,316 inhabitants, of whom 557,807, or 41.6 per cent, are white.
Of this number 5,371, or .4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 35.9 per cent, the state ranking forty-ninth in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Governor M. F. Ansel, ex-officio, Cliairman Columbia
O. B. Martin, State Superintendent of Education Columbia
W. H. Barton, Chief Clerk Columbia
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
O. B. Martin, State Superintendent of Education, ex-officio, Secretary Columbia
W. K. Tate, First District Charleston
H. F. Rice, Second District Aiken
D. W. Daniel, Third District Clemson College
A. G. Rembert, Fourth District Spartanburg
A. R. Banks, Fifth District Lancaster
W. J. Montgomery, Sixth District Marion
A. J. Thackston, Seventh District Orangeburg
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. . Superintendent's Name. Address. County.
Abbeville JR. B. Cheatham Abbeville 33.400
Aiken .,A. W. Sanders Aiken 39,032
Anderson ^R. E. Nicholson Anderson 55,722
Bamberg: R. W. D. Rowell Bamberg 17,296
Barnwell |B. M. Darlington Barnwell 35.504
Beaufort B. H. Boyd Beaufort 35,495
Berkeley .jCharles W. Sanders Monck's Corner 30,454
Charleston E. P. Waring Charleston 88,006
Cherokee *J. L. Walker Gaffney 21,859
Chester W. D. Knox Chester 28,616
Chesterfield Kirby Rivers Chesterfield 20,401
Clarendon .^S. P. Holladay Manning 28,184
Colleton ^H. W. Black Walterboro 88,452
Darlington ....Henry C. Burn Darlington 32,388
Dorchester .T. J. Howell St. George 16,294
Edgefield : ,W. D. Holland Edgefield 25.478
Fairfield T. M. .Jordan Wlnnsboro 29.425
Florence A. H. Gasque Florence 28,474
Goorgetown jJosiah Doar Georgetown 22.846
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SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
County. Superintendent. Address.
Greenville James B. Davis Greenville ...
Greenwood J. F. Wideman Greenwood . .
Hampton S. J. Fitts Hampton
Horry W. A. Prince Conway
Kershaw W. B. Turner Camden
I^ncaster W. M. Moore Lancaster . . .
I^urens R. W. Nash Laurens . . . .
Lee McDonald Davis Bishopville . .
Lexingrton J. E. R. Kyser Lexingrton . .
Marion James R. Williams Marion
Marlboro A. L. Easterlingr Bennettsville
Newberry J. S. Wheeler Newberry . . .
Oconee C. L. Craigr Walhalla . . . .
Orangreburgr S. R. Mellichamp Orangreburgr .
Pickens Richard T. Hallum Pickens
Richland S. M. Clarkson Columbia . . .
Saluda J. N. DeLoach Saluda
Spartanburg: E. C. Elmore Spartanburg:
Sumter S. D. Cain Sumter
Union D. B. Fant Union
Williamsburg: J. G. McCulloUgh Klng:stree . . .
York T. E. McMackin Yorkville . . .
Pop. of
County.
. . 5M90
. . 28.S4S
. . 23.738
. . 23.364
. . 24.69S
. . 24.311
. . 37.382
27.264
35.181
27,639
30.182
26.634
6^.663
19.375
45.589
18.966
65.560
51,237
25.501
31.685
41.684
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABBEVILLE, Abbeville Co., pop. 3.T0C.
Harbison College (colored): prop.: co-<h1.;
Nortliern ProHb.: est. 1881; R«'V. C. M.
Younsr, A. ^f., PrcB.
AIKEN. Aiken Co., pop. .'^.800.
Scofteld Normal and Industrial School (col-
ored); nor. and Indnst. ; co-od.; non-Kcct.;
est. 1868; Martha Schoflold. Gen. Mjrr.
St. Angela's Academy; girln' boarding: R. C. :
est. 1900: Sistor Colestlne Quah'. Di-
rectress.
BAMBEBO, Bamberg Co.. pop. 1,5.33.
Carlisle Fitting School of Wofford College;
prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; W. S. Hogan. A.
R., Prin.
CAKDEN, Kershaw Co.. pop. 2.441.
Mather Academy (colored); prep.; <'o-(m1.: M.
E.; est. 1886; Miss Francis V. RushcU,
Prin.
CEDAB SPBINO, Spartanburg Co.
State Institution for Deif , Dumb and Blind;
state: «'Ht. lS4t»: V. N. Walker, Supt.
CHABLESTON, Charleston Co., |M>p. 55,807.
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy; girls' board-
ing: R. ('. : Sister Mary Rrnedicta. Prin.
Avery Normal Institute (colon^d): normal:
private: co-ed.: Con;:.: est. 1805; EllxTt
M. Stevens. A. M.. Prim-ipal.
Charleston Mercantile School; bus. and st(>n.:
•Maizlr J. Itcr;;niaini. Prcs.
Charleston School, The: Itoys' boarding: non-
sect.: est. VMiS; Williiim Ste..u (Jami. A.
M.. Prin.
Citadel Academy; pn'p. : co-ed.: Asbnry Tow-
ard, Prin.
College of Charleston; <'oll. ; city: men: est.
1701: Ilanisoii KaiMlolph. ph. I).. LL. !>..
Pr.-s.
Confodurate Homo College: nvohhu; imii
seel.: i«;t. lsi;7: llarrii-t F. Uoman. Prin.
Gibbes School. The: i:\tW lioarding: I*. K. :
.Misses S. P. ami !•:. S <iil»lM'>. I'riiis.
Lutheran Theological Seminary: theol.: men:
est. 1808; A. G. Volght. D. D., Pres.
Medical College of the State of South Caro<
lina; nied.: reg.; men; est. 1823; E. F.
Parker. M. D.. Dean.
Medical College of the State of Sonth GaioliBa,
College of Pharmacy; phar.; mco; E. F.
Parker. M. I).. Dean.
Memminger Normal School: nor: statt^: co-
ed.: est. 1857: W. K. Tate. A. M.. Prin.
Porter Military Academy, The; military; non-
sect.: est. 18t{7: Rev. H. J. Mlkell, M.
A.. Prin.
Smith's Private School, Mrs.; girls' boarding:
non-sect.: Mrs. Isabel A. Smith. Prin.
South Carolina Medical College; med. : co-ed.;
est. 1832: Francis L. Parker. Dean.
South Carolina Military Academy; military:
state; est. 1842; Col. O. J. Bond. B. 8..
Prin.
Stokes Business College; bus. and sten.; A.
L. Stokes. Pres.
Wallingford Academy (colored); normal: pri-
vate: co-ed.: est. 18aS; Rev. David Brown.
I>. P.. Pres.
Y. M. C. A. Night School; bus. and sten.
CHESTER, Chester Co., pop. 4.075.
Briinerd Institute (colonel »: pn»p. : co-ed.:
Presb. : John S. Maninis. Prin.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. Oconee Co., pop. 120.
Clemson Agricultural College; agrl.: state;
men: est. 188t»: P. II. Mell, M. E.. Ph.
I).. Pres.
CLINTON. Laurens Co., Pop. 1,868.
Presbyterian College of Sonth CaxoliiiA; coll.:
ro-.'d.: Presb.: est. 1880; Rev. Robt. A-
.Vdams. Ph's.
Thornwell Orphanage: prep.: co-e«l.; for
iii'.-dv Mipli.-ms: Wm. P. Jacotts, D. D..
I'res.
COKESBURY. Greenwood Co.. iH»p. .^{04.
Cokesbury Conference School: prep.: co-ed.;
Meth.: e>t. is:!4: (i. R. IMikes. Prin.
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COLXTKBIA. Bichland Co., pop. 21,108.
Allen Univemity (colored); coll.: co-od.; A.
M. B.: est. 1880; David H. Johnson, Vren.
Schoors annooncement. — ^The regular school
year is from October third to June third.
The institution is devoted to the train-
ing of Negro youth. Departments are as
follows: College, Ideological, Law, Nor-
mal, Music, Grammar School, Primary,
Printing and other industries for men;
dress-ma Icing and other industries for
women. From $6.00 to $8.00 per month
pays all expenses for board, etc., on tho
campus or in private families.
Benedict College (colored) ; prep. ; co-ed. :
Bapt. : est. 1871; Abraham C. Osbom, D.
D., LL. D., Preg.
College for Women; girls' boarding; Presb. :
est. 1890; Miss Euphemia McGliutock, A.
B., Pre«.
Colombia College; girls' boai^ling; M. E. So.;
est, 1859; Rev. W. W. Daniel, A. M., D.
D., Prin.
Columbia Theological Seminary; men; Presb.:
est. 1828; W. M. McPheeters, D. D..
Pres.
Dranghon's Practical Boiinett College; bus.
and sten.; J. P. Draughon. Pres.
Maofeat Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1892; M. H. Bowen, Prin.
Parochial School; pn>p. ; co-ed.: R. C: CHt.
1858: Madam Michel, Prin.
South Carolina Theological Seminary; men:
Presb.; est. 1828; W. M. McPheeters.
D. D., Pres.
St. Mary's Parish School (colored): prep..;
co-ed.; est. 1892; Episcopal; GustHvns A.
Sinkler, A. B., Prin.
VniTersity School; boys' prep.; day: non-sect.;
e«t. 1906; Claude V. Neuffer, B. L., Prin.
UnWersity of South Carolina; unlv. ; co-ed.:
state; est. 1805; Benjamin Sloan, M. A.,
LL. D., Pres.
VniTersity of South Carolina, Department of
Law; law; men; est. 1884: Joseph D.
Pope, A. M., LL. D., Dean.
Unnline Convent; girls' boarding: Catholic:
est. 18.58; Mother Angela Brownfleld, I'rlu.
DXTEWEST, Abbeville Co., pop. 631.
A. B. P. Theological Seminary; theol.: A. R.
Presb.; men; est. 1837: F. Y. Pressly,
D. D., Pres.
Dne West Female College; girls' boarding; A.
R. Presb.; est. 1859; James Boyce, A. B.,
Pres.
Erskine College; coll.; co-ed.: A. R. Presb.;
eat. 1839; Rev. J. S. Moffatt, D. D., LL.
D., Pres.
EDOE7IEU), Edgefield Co., pop. 2.000.
Sonth Carolina Co-educational Institute; prep.:
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1895; Col. F. N. K.
Bailey, Pres.
FLORENCE, Florence Co., pop. .5.000.
Presbyterian High School; pr(>p. : co-ed.:
Pn'sb. : Prof. Briggs. Prin.
South Carolina Industrial School; state : boys:
J. L. Mann, Ph. D., Supt.
7B0GX0&E, Beaufort Co., pop. 35.
Penn Hormal, Industrial and Agricultural
School; (colored); normal; private; co-ed.;
R. B. Cooley, Prin.
GAFFNEY, Cherokee Co., pop. 8,937.
Limestone College; girls' boarding; Bapt.;
est. 1845; L. D. Lodge, Lltt. D., Prin.
OBEEKVILLE, Greenville Co., pop. 11,860.
Chicora College; girls' boarding: Presb.; est.
1897; Rev. S. C. Byrd, D. D., Pres.
Furman University; coll.; men: Bapt.; est.
1862; Edwin M. Potreat, D. D., LL. D..
Pres.
College for Women; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
est. 1804; A. S. Townes, Ph. D., Prin.
Greenville Female College; girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1854: Edward G. James, Lltt.
D., Pres.
Sacred Heart Academy, prep.: co-ed.; R. G.
Madam M. Patricia.
Sterling Industrial College: (colored); prep.;
co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 1854; D. M. Minus,
Pres.
6BEENW00D, Greenwood Co., pop. 4,824.
Brewer Normal School; (colored); normal; pri-
vate: Cong'l.; co-ed.; est. 1872; Rev. J.
M. Robinson. Pres.
Lander College; girls' boarding; M. E. So.; est.
1872: Rev. John Owens Wilson, D. D.,
President.
HAETSVILLE, Darlington Co., pop. 1,000.
Welsh Neck High School; prep.; non-sect.;
Rol>t. W. Durratt, A. M., Prin.
South Carolina Industrial Home; (colored):
pri.: non-sect; est. 1800: Rev. Richard
Carroll, Manager.
KEBSHAW, Lancaster Co., pop. 627.
Union Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1895; Prof. F. D. Sims.
LANCASTER, Lancaster Co., pop. 1,477.
Lancaster Normal and Industrial Institute;
(colored); est. 1897: normal; private; co-
ed.; A. M. E. Zlon: M. D. Lee, A. M.,
Pres.
LANDBUM, Spartanburg Co., pop. 344.
Spartan High School; prep.: co-ed.; est. 19(K>;
Bapt.; Henry Lee Dean, Prin.
LEESVILLE, Lexington Co., pop. 538.
Leesville College; coll.; co-ed.: non-sect.; est.
1890; L. 15. Hayuos, A. B., A. M., Pres.
NEWBERRY, Newberry Co., pop. 4.007.
Newberry College; coll.: co-ed.: Luth.; est.
185C; Rev. J. A. B. Scherer, Ph. D.,
Pres.
ORANGEBURG, Orangeburg Co., pop. 4,455.
Clafflin University (colored) ; coll. ; co-ed. ; M.
E.: est. ISGO: Rev. L. M. Dunton, I). D.,
Pres.
Normal, Industrial and Mechanical College of
S. C. ; (colore<n : nor. and Indust. : co-ed.;
state: est. 1800; Thomas E. Miller. A. B.,
A. M.: LL. D., Pres.
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.:
H:il>t.: W. S. I'otrrsoii. Pres.
REIDVILLE, Spartanburg Co., pop. 1«7.
Reidville Female College; prep.; girls': Presb.:
est. 1M.17; J. Whitner Reld, A. B.; Prin.
ROCK HILL, Y-ork Co., pop. 5,485.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
Wlnthrop Honnftl and Indvitrial College;
normal; women; state; eet. 1886; D. B.
Johnson, Pre*.
Bohoors annonncement. — Fourteen courses;
Normal (6), Latin. Scientific, Llteraiy.
Stenography, Millinery, Dressmaking,
Bookkeeping, Moslc. Kindergarten. In-
dustrial Studies. Degrees: B. A.. L. I.,
M. A. Forty-six officers, teachers, and
assistants. 480 pnplls. Expenses of ses-
sion of nine months. $60 to |li4. Ses-
sion begins September.
8PARTANBTJB0, Spartanburg Co., pop. 11..S95.
Converse Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1890; BenJ. W. Oetslnger. Principal.
Converse College; girls' boarding; non-seot.;
est. 1800; Robert P. PeU. Litt. D.. Pres.
Select High School for Boys; prep.; non-sect.;
private; Hugh T. Shockley, A. M., Besd-
master.
WofTord Fitting School; boys* prep; A. Utma
DuPre. A. M., Headmaster.
WofTord College; coll.; men; M. B. So.; est
1854; H. N. Snyder, LL. D.. Pres.
SVMTEB, Sumter Co., pop. 5,678.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; B. C:
est. 1862; Sister M. Raphael. Dlrectms.
TIOEBVILLE, Greenville Co., pop. 85.
North Greenville High School; prep.; co-«d.:
Bapt.; L. A. Jones. A. B., Prin.
UNION, Union Co., pop. 5.400.
Clifford Seminary: girls' boarding: Prvsb.:
est. 1881; Rev. B. G. Clifford. Ph. D..
D. D., Prin.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Population, 456,185. School census, 146,222. School age, 6-21.
According to the tjederal census of 1900 South Dakota ranks thirty-seventh in
order of population. Of the total population in the state in 1905, 175,072, or 40.5
per cent, of the white people are native to the soil; 167,255 were born in other
states, and 89,534 were born in foreign countries. The percentage of illiteracy as
shown by the federal census of 1900 showed 3.6 per cent, but by the state census
of 1905 the percentage is less than 2.5 per cent upon the total of the white popula-
tion. The educational system of the state is as follows:
BOARD OF TEACHERS* EXAMINERS.
J. Fred Olander, Chairman Pierre
Mabel B. Dempster Pierre
May Farrell Pierre
REGENTS OF EDUCATION.
R C. Erickson, President Elk Point
A. NoRBY Sisseton
A. W. Burt Huron
F. A. Spafford Flandreau
Albert M. Anderson Sturgis
J. D. Aldrich, Secretary Big Stone
STATE READING QRCLE BOARD.
Thomas Nicholson, President Mitchell
Hans A. Ustrud Pierre
EsTELLA McMahon Rapid City
J. Fred Olander, Secretary Pierre
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Thomas Nicholson, President Mitchell
J. Fred Olander, Corresponding Secretary Pierre
Mrs. Lillie S. Cooper, Recording Secretary Springfield
Joseph Swenson, Treasurer Marion Junction
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
Pop. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County.
Aurora P. P. Nolan Planklnton 4,562
Beadle J. W. Smith Huron 10,064
Bon Homme Gerald Muller Tyndall 11,185
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SOUTH DAKOTA \ SOUTH DAKOTA
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Brooklngrs Malcolm Aldrlch Brookingrs 14,011
Brown O. Jorg-enson Aberdeen 17,714
Brule Myrtle B. Farmer Chamberlain 5,287
Buffalo Vera Wells Gann Valley 681
Butte Mrs. Elsie M. Hill Belle Fourche 3,975
Campbell Herbert Mitchell Mound City 4,687
Charles Mix Mrs. Olivia Herron Platte 11.212
Clark Hattie Pickles Clark 8,701
Clay Mrs. Stella Kahl Vermilion 8,981
Codinifton B. O. Tankersley Watertown 11,296
Custer Amy Gurney Custer 2,899
Davison E. J. Quli^ley Mitchell 10,067
Day J. H. Hetley Webster 18,786
Deuel Rosa C. Moan Clear Lake 7,477
Dougrlas C. Li. Fillebrown Armour 6,974
Edmunds A. W. Lewis Bowdle 6,298
F'all River Mrs. Josephine F. Anderson. Hot Spring-s 4.222
Faulk Mrs. I. M. Alden Faulkton 8.962
Grant Walter A. Kerr Mllbank 9,600
Gregory Latta Bailey Fairfax 7,024
Hamlin C. T. King Castlewood 6.962
Hand Margaret Duthle Miller 5.071
Hanson F. H. Griffin Alexandria 6,669
Hughes Ida P. Hatch Pierre 8.902
Hutchinson J. S. Headley Menno 12,281
Hyde W. N. Van Camp Hlghmore 1,822
Jerauld W. B. Wilson Wessington Springs . . 3,676
Kingsbury A. H. Seymour De Smet 11.199
Lake L. C. Kellogg Madison 9,888
T^wrence Florence Glenn Deadwood 21.060
Lincoln C. G. Lawrence Canton 12,742
Lyman Chas. J. Anderson Oacoma 4,268
McCook Ida S. Williams Salem 9.087
McPherson Fred Hilgeman Eureka 6.727
Marshall Jessie Stewart Britton 7,101
Meade Juliet Brown Sturgis 6,405
Miner J. H. Best Howard 6,271
Minnehaha W. M. Mair Sioux Falls 27.282
Moody Anna Cogley Flandreau 8.898
Pennington P^stella McMahon Rapid Citv 6,078
Potter J. W. A. Collins Gettysburg 2,978
Roberts O. H. Jones SIsaeton 18.905
Sanborn B. J. Woodbury Woonsocket 6,887
Spink F. L. Ransom Redfleld 11,884
Stanley Mrs. M. L. Weed Fort Pierre 2,649
Sully Jessie Livingstone Onida 1.479
Turner Isaac Nachtlgall Parker 13.895
Union H. K. French Elk Point 11.212
Walworth (}. G. Schellenger Selbv 4.005
Yankton G. G. Wenzlaff Yankton 13.126
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABEBDEEN, Brown Co.. pop. 4.0S7.
Granger Business School; bus. and sten.: F.
K. (IranuiT. I'rln.
Northern State Normal and Industrial
School: iior. and indnst.; co-ed.; stato:
(;. W. Nash. Prt'8.
Presentation Academy; pn«p. : U. C. Mothor
Mar.v .losj'ph.
Way's School: bn<. and ^tni.: rst. 1SSS; H.
A. Wa.v. Ph'S.
ACADEMY. Charles Mix Co.. p..p. lir,. I <''*'">' <•• '^^^'''^^ ^Tin.
Ward Academy: pnp. . <•.►,«!.: <-..n;:.; K«'\ . 1 CHAMBERLAIN. Brule Co., i»o|>. SSo.
I...wis i:. Cai.thld. Prin. ^ Chamberlain Indian Induitrial School: Gor'v
BROOKINGS. Brookingrs Co., poi*. '2.::Ui. scbo«d for Indians; co-e<l.; p»t. ISTO: John
Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel; prrp.; | Fllun, Supt.
rood.: R. C. Sister M. rJortnido. Prin.
South Dakota Agricultural CoUefo: aicr.:
state: co-ed.: est. 1884; Kohtrrt L. Qltifltf.
A. M.. I'h. 1)., Fres.
South Dakota Agricultural Collece, Depart-
ment of Pharmacy; phar. ; co-ed.; est. 18S0.
n. T. Whitehead, Dean.
CANTON. Lincoln Co., pop. 1.943.
Augrustana Collegre; prep.; co-e«l. ; I^th.: An-
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SOUTH DAKOTA
FLAITDBEAV, Moody Co., pop. 1.255.
Kiffft Iiutitnte; prep.: co-ed.; G. Pierce, Prln.
FBEEMAH, Hntchinton Co., pop. 525.
Freeman CoUege; coll.; co-cd.; Mcnnonite;
est. 1003; J. R. Tlerstein. A. B., Pres.
GARY, Denel Co., pop. 347.
SoQth Dakota School for the Blind; state;
Mary B, Wood, Supt.
GOODWILL, Roberts Co.
Goodwill Training School; prop.;, co-ed.:
David E. Evans, Supt.
HURON, Beadle Co., pop. 2,798.
Huron Business Colleire; bus. and steu. : G.
M. Lynch, Principal.
Huron College; coll.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 1883;
Rev. Calvin H. French. D. D., Pres.
MADISON, Lake Co., pop. 2.550.
Madison State Normal School; normal; state;
co-ed.; J. W. Ileston, Pn>B.
XILBANK, Grant Co., pop. 1.426.
St. Lawrence's School; prep.: co-ed.; R. G. ;
Sister M. Benlgnus, Prln.
MITCHELL, Davison Co., pop. 4,055.
Dakota Wesleyan University; coll.; co-ed.; M.
E. ; est. 1885; Rev. Thomas Nicholson, D.
D.. LL. D., Pres.
Holy Family School; prep.; coed.; R. C.;
Father O'Shoa. Prin.
Mitchell Business College; bus. and sten. ; est.
1801; Dr. Thomas Nicholson, President.
PIERRE, Hughes Co., pop. 2..300.
Indian Industrial School; Gov't, school for
Indians; co-ed.; esi. 1881); J. C. Leven-
good, Supt.
Sts. Peter and Paul's Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C.; Sister M. Catharine, Prln.
RAPID CITY, Pennington Co., pop. 1.342.
South Dakota State School of Mines; miu.;
state: co-ed.: est. 188.'); Chas. H. Ful-
ton, E. M., President.
United States Indian School; Gov't, sc'hool for
Indians: J. F. IIous<', Supt.
REDFIELD, Spink Co., pop. 1,015.
Redfteld College; coll.; co-ed.; Couk. ; ei<t.
1887; Rev. Henuaii Seil, President.
SIOUS FALLS, Minehaha Co.. pop. 10,266.
All Saints' School; girls' boarding; P. E.;
est. 1885; Rt. Rev. W. H. Hare, D. D..
Prln.
Lutheran Normal School; normal; private; co-
ed.: est. 1880; A. Mlkkelson, Pres.
School for Deaf Mutes; state; Dora Donald,
Supt.
Sioux Falls Business and Commercial Col-
lege; bus. and sten.; est. 1884; G. G.
Ghrlstopheraon, Pres.
Sioux Falls University: univ.: co-ed.; Bapt.;
est. 1883; Edward F. Jorden. President.
SPEARFISH, Lawrence Co., pop. 1,166.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
F. L. Gook, Prea.
Springfield, Bonhomme Co., pop. 525.
Indian Training School; government school for
Indians; Walter J. Wicks, Supt.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1897; G. G. Wenzlaff, Prln.
STURGIS, Meade Co., pop. 1,100.
St. Martin's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G.;
Mother Angeta, Prin.
YERMILIGN, Clay Co., pop. 2.183.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G. ;
Sister M. Stanislaus, Prin.
University of South Dakota; unlv.; state;
co-ed.; est. 1882; F. B. Gault, Ph. I).,
Pres.
WATERTOWN, Codington Co., pop. 3,352.
Watertown Commercial College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1853; D. T. Walker, Pres.
WEBSTER, Day Co., pop. 1.50G.
St. Otto's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. G. ; Henry
Menslng. Principal.
WESSINGTON SPRINGS, Jerauld Co., pop. 320.
Wessington Springs Seminary; prep.; co-ed.;
Free Meth. ; est. 1887; D. J. Brenneman,
A. B., Principal.
YANKTON, Yankton Co., pop. 4,125.
Sacred Heart School, prep.; co-ed.; Rev. Law-
rence Link, Prln.
White's Business College; bus. and sten.: est.
1903: Alice White, Principal.
Yankton College; coll.; co-ed.; Gong.; est.
1881: Il«'v. Henry K. Warren, A. M.,
LL. 1)., Pres.
TENNESSEE
Population, 2,020,616i School census, 653,845. School age, 6-21.
Tennessee is the fourteenth state of the Union in point of population, having &
total of 2,020,616 inhabitants, of whom 1,540,186, or 76.2 per cent, are white. Of this
number 17,58(5, or .9 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the
entire population is 20.7 per cent, the state ranking fortieth in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
R. L. Jones, Superintendent of Public Instruction Nashville
A. L. Todd, Chief Clerk NashviHe
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. M. R. Patterson, President Nashville
SuPT. R. L. Jones, Secretary NashviUe
SuPT. P. L. Harned QarksviUe
SuPT. A. L. Todd Murfrecsboro
Prof. J. L. Brooks , Jadcsoo
Prof. Wharton S. Jones Memphis
Dr. J. H. KiRKLAND. Nashvilk
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Gov. M. R. Patterson, ex-officio, Chairman NasfafiHe
SuPT. R. L. Jones, ex-officio Secretary NashWDc
SuPT. P. L. Harned ClarksriDe
Dr. J. H. KiRKLAND Nashville
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
R. L. Jones, President Chattanoog*
C. B. IjAMS, First Vice-President HcndcfSOB
L. G. Agree, Second Vice-President Snyder
S. H. Protitt, Third Vice-President CookefiD«
Wm. L. Lawrence, Secretary and Treasurer Chattanoog*
I. L. Hair, Assistant Secretary Pittsbirt
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
County. Sii]M>rIntendont's Name. Address. County
Anderson T. N. Crowder Clinton ^^'^J
Bedford W. M. Erwln Shelbyvllle, R. F. D. 2l,f£5
Benton W. H. Glngrles Camden 11,W»
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 221
TENNESSEE | TENNESSEE
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Bledsoe J. W. Renegrar Pikeville 6,626
Blount H. B. McCall Maryvllle 19.206
Bradley J. A. Trewhitt Cleveland 16,759
Campbell Henry B. Brown Newcomb 17,379
Cannon L. E. Summers Woodbury
Carroll E. H. Harrell McLemoresville 24,250
Carter U. S. G. Ellis Elizabethton 16.688
Cheatham P. H. Duke Ashland City 10,112
Cliester N. B. Hardeman Henderson 9,896
Claiborne Frank Evans Lone Mountain .... 20.696
Clay W. B. Boyd Cellna 8,421
Cocke R. P. Driskell Parrottsville 19,153
Coffee C. N. Townsend Manchester 15,574
Crockett J. R. McDonald Bells 15,867
Cumberland , J. S. Cllne Crossville 8,311
Davidson Walter Anderson Nashville 122,895
Decatur J. M. Wheat Decaturville 10.439
DeKalb Miss Martha Robinson . . . .Alexandria 16,460
Dickson R. E. Corlew Charlotte 18,635
Dyer Fins E. Scott Newbern 23,776
Fayette D. K. Donnell Macon 29,701
Fentress W. P. Little Clarkrange 6,106
Franklin J. W. Templeton Winchester 20,392
Gibson J. B. Cummingrs Trenton 39,408
Giles C. H. Walker Lynnville 33,035
Grainger John E. KInsland Rutledge 15,512
Greene Oscar M. "Dugger Greeneville 30,596
Grundy J. D. Fults Tracy City 7,802
ECamblen L. B. Howery Morrstown 12,728
Hamilton J. B. Brown Chattanoogra 61,695
Hancock M. E. Testerman Kyle's Ford 11,147
Hardeman J. A. Alford Bolivar 22,976
Hardin W. O. Mangrrum. Savannah 19,246
Hawkins C. H. Richardson Rogersvllle 24,267
Haywood F. R. Ogilvle Brownsville 25,189
Henderson *. ...W. H. Dennison Lexington 18,117
Henry Joe Ronton Paris 24,208
Hickman W. P. Morrison Centreville 16,367
Houston D. J. McAuley Erin 6,476
Humphreys J. E. Tubb Waverly 13,398
Jackson P. J. Anderson Flynn's Lick 15,039
James J. D. Bare Birchwood 5,407
Jefferson Cleophus Blrchfleld Dandridge 18,590
Johnson R. P. Donnelly Mountain City 10,589
Knox E. R. Cate Knoxville 74,302
Lake R. C. Donaldson Tiptonville 7,368
Lauderdale G. G. McLeod Hennlng 21,971
Lawrence Joe Sims Iron City 15,402
Lewis H. Smithherst Shubert 4,455
Lincoln Thomas M. Wilson Fayetteville 26,804
Loudon D. B. Simpson Loudon 10,838
Macon D. H. Piper Lafayette 12,881
McMInn M. R. M. Burke Athens 19,168
McNalry Terry Abernathy Selmer 17.760
Madison R. E. L. Bynum Jackson 36,333
Marion D. A. Tate South Pittsburg 17,281
Marshall J. G. Stinson Lewisburg 18,763
Maury J. P. Graham Columbia 42,703
Meigs W. F. Grubb Decatur 7,491
Monroe S. J. Parks Madisonvlle 18,585
Montgomery J. G. Rollow Clarksville 36,017
Moore Miss Laura M. Parks Lynchburg 5,706
Morgan J. F. Johnston Petros 9,587
Obion W. H. Cook Union City 28,286
Overton A. J. Taylor Livingston 13,354
Perry .J. W. Seaton Linden 8,800
Pickett Ben E. Groce Byrdstown 5,366
Polk J. D. Clemmer Benton 11,359
Putnam E. H. Boyd Cookevllle 16.890
222
PATTERSON'S COZJUSGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE
• Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Rhea Fred B. Frazer Dayton 14,318
Roane M. L. Morrison Kingrston 22.7S8
Robertson O. H. Bernard Springrfleld 25,029
Rutherford J. D. Jacobs Murfreesboro 33.54S
Scott S. M. Foster Huntsvllle 11,077
Sequatchie 1. A. Austin Dunlap 8,326
Sevier T. C. Drinnen Sevierville 22,021
Shelby Miss Elizabeth Messick. . .Memphis 153.557
Smith J. R. Curtis Grant 19,026
Stewart N. N. Norton Dover 15,224
Sullivan J. E. L. Seneker Blountville 24,985
Sumner W. F. Albright Gallatin 26.072
Tipton Joseph A. Gotten Covini^ton 29,278
Trousdale Geo. M. Martin Hartsville 6,004
Unicoi R. W. H. Gilbert Erwin 5.861
Union W. H. Stooksbury Maynardsville 12,894
Van Buren Geo. W. Hillls Spencer 3,126
Warren F. C. Lowery McMinnvIlle 16.410
Washington Guy S. Chase .Tonesboro 22.604
Wayne T. F. McAnally Waynesboro 12.984
Weakley J. F. Duncan Martin 32,546
White Miss Ella Snodgrass Sparta 14,167
Willamson Fred J. Page Franklin 26.429
Wilson W. H. Knox Watertown. R. R. 1. 27,078
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ANDEBSOKVILLE. Anderson Co., pop. 72.
Anderionville Institute; prep.; co-od.; Rapt.;
est. 1808; O. W. Anderton, B. A., Pros.
ATOKA, TiptQn Co., pop. 176.
Boblnson High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; R. E. Robinson, Prin.
BEECH OBOVE, Coffee Co., pop. 102.
BeechgroTe Training School: prop.; co-od.;
non-sect.; C. II. Walker, Prin.
BELLBUCKLE, Bedford Co., pop. G05.
Webb School; prep.; co-ed.; M. K. So.; W.
It. and W. M. Webb, Prlns.
BIBCHWOOD, James Co., pop. 139.
Butherford Graded Schools; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; R. T. Rutherford. Prin.
BLOOMINODALE. Sullivan Co., pop. 25.
Kingsley Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.;
est. 1877; Rev. S. G. Ketron. A. M..
President.
BLOITNTSVILLE. Sullivan Co.. pop. .112.
Holston Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1884; Tlwn. I). Ciilp, A. M.. Pros.
BLUFF CITY, Sullivan Co.. pop. 548.
Zollicoffer Institute; pn'i*. : <'o-<'d.: uoii-sect.:
U. II. Fret'land, Prin.
BRISTOL, Sullivan Co.. pop. 5,271.
King College; <*oll.; men; Pn'Sb. ; est. 1SG!>:
Rev. Frnnkllu P. Rainary. Pli. !>.. Presi-
dent.
Sullins College: uirls* iKjnrding; M. K. So.;
est. ISfi!): W. M. Dyer. Pres.
BROWNSVILLE. Haywood Co., iM,p. 2.<»45.
Brownsville Female College; Kifl^' l>oardinu::
liapt.: est. isni ; W. L. Abbott. A. H..
Pres.
BUTLER, Johnson Co., pop.
>to.
Holly Spring College; pn*p. ; co-oil.; Bapt.;
est. 1902: S. W. Tlndell. A. B.. A. M.,
D. D.. Pres.
CAMDEN, Benton Co., pop. 300.
Benton Seminary, The; prep.: co-ed.: non-
sect.; W. 1). Cooper, Prin.
CABTHAOE, Smith Co., pop. 622.
Joseph W. Allen School; prep.: c<>-<hI.; noa-
sect.; W. P. Morrison. Prin.
CEDAB HILL, Bobertson Co., pop. 400.
Cedar Hill Institute; prep.; co-ed.; noo-spct.:
est. 1892; W. R. Matheney, Wm. O. Batts.
Prins.
CENTER VILLE, Hickman Co., pop. 710.
Centerville Training School; prep.: co-«d.:
non-sect.: est. 1002; William Pope Mofri-
son. Principal.
CHAPEL HILL, Marshall Co., i>op. 140.
Chapel Hill Academy; prep.: co-ed.: noa-
sei't.: W. E. Thompson. Prin.
CHATTANOOGA, Hamilton Co., pop. 30.154.
Baylor's University School; prop.: boys*: bob-
8e<!t.: est. 1893; John Roy Baylor. B. A..
K. Let.. Pres.
Chattanooga College for Yonnf Ladias; pcrp.:
co-ed.; nou-s«*ct.; Jolin L. Cooper. Prin.
Chattanooga Medical College; mod.: reg.: co-
ed.; est. lS8i>; J. R. Rathmell. U. D..
Dean.
Chattanooga National Medical CoU«c«; cloted.
English and French School; prep.: giris; hob-
sect.: est. 1803; The Misses Daval. Prin-
rlpals.
University of Chattanooga, School of Tkaal*
ogy; tlieol.; men: M. E.: est. 1800; WIU-
iam S. Bovard, A. M.. S. T. R.. Dean.
University of Chattanooga; onlv.; co-ed.: U.
E.: est. 1SC7; Rev. John H. Race. A. M.,
D. D.. Dean.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND OANABA.
223
Jiiw; men- ^st. IMiS): Mnjor €Ujirlirfi tt.
Mouatain Ctt^ Biuiiie«i Cc^Ut^re; liiti, and
iten.: e»t. t?^i- J, A, Wiley, B. S.. O.
B., Prin,
CMirCKEY, GruDe Cd.» pop. SO.
Wflileyui Aci^deiDf ; pre[».: co-ed^; M. E.; tat.
1S$3: SutDUri H. Tb«aipson, B, B,, B.
Pcd.p Prin.
CHUHOH HILL, Hftwlciiui Qo^^ p^p. fi2.
AJara Well Academy: prop.; co-ikI.; a on- sect:
est. 1S!12; Wm. C, Pdtton, A. B.. PrJn.
CI^AKKSVILLE. Houtromei? Co., pop, 0,431.
CUrkxTille r^nuJe Academy £ fflrlft' boarfllng;
M. K. So.; est 1S4«^ Rev. J, W. Heposs,
A, M., Pro*.
IMiiwiddifl'i TFniTemty Schiwl: prt-p.: boys;
iioa-i«ct.; put. 1807: tl. K. tPlnwidilits
A. M.. PrIn-
SoutfawBitem Fr««^yt«rian Univeriity; coll.;
mon: Pn-ab.i i?iit, 1S55: Rev. Neaiwlcr M.
WotkIs. p. (I,, LL. r*.. CU«nc«ll^r.
CLEVELAND, Bradley Oo*, pop. ISSS.
CenteAaiy Female OoUev«; Kirte' boanllne:
ar E. So.: cit. 1&S4: Rev. J; W. a^^
puj^a, M. A.T D, D., Prp»-
GLIF^TOlf, Wayno Co.. pop. 630.
Frank Hufhei CoUectt; prep.; co-fid. ; non-
iMifC.; cet. IDOO; Rev. JAjuea T, Baki^r,
Pli. M.. Pnes,
Clifton MaiOQic Academy; prep.; eo-«d.; tion-
■eet. ; J. f. n«gl)c«i. Prln.
OOIXE0E 0BOTE. Wtlllamson Go.t pop. 113.
C3tolle|Fe Gn>ve School: pfep. ; co-ed, ^ noti-ec^ct.;
Slijii T. Record, Prln.
eOLlTMBlA, Muiiy Oe., pop. 6.052.
Colnotbia Iiutltute^ prep.; fJo-e^H.; IV 13.;
MinB Maty A. Bryiint, Prhu
COOKETOXaE. Putnam Co.. pop. l.r«O0.
CookavUte CoUe^te In»tltiito; pfep.; cu-t-tl.:
oa« iect.; eat. lOOO; N J. Firmcy. AM,.
L, U. Summen, A. Mh, Prioe.
CULLEOHA. Haury Co., pop, 327.
Culleqlu Acadfuny; prep.; co-ed,: Don sect ;
.J'>lin p. Gruljjira. I'rtiJ.
CffMBESLAHD CITY, Stewart Co*, pop. 4M.
OamlieTlaDd City Academy; pivp.; eo-e<l.; tkon-
•i^cf.: J. H. Bh^'tr, PHit.
CmCBEELANX^ 6AP. Ctailsonie Ce., pop. 480.
Lincoln MemoHal UniTDTtity; iirep,; eo-e^L^
ooo-iect.; cat. ISSIG: WlUlam I*, gtooti-
bury, A. M,, Pb. D,, PrcB,
DICSSOM. Pickion Co., pop. U:iG3,
Dlcki^n OoHeg's; iioriTiiiit luid pfrp. : ro-ed.;
fMiiii sr^rJ. ; «*st ISSTi; T. B. Loyrnliia. A,
M., Pfeu,
OIIYrE BTATIOH. Wkite Ce,, pop. 1KT.
Boyle Collefa^ pfcT.; t^o-<*d. : Bnpt. ; IKmiJ. F.
J»nf!^, Pdn.
nmEWDEH, Weakley Co., pop. A»U.
€nbh Kichfllt Soliaot: prep,, i^-o-i'd., non-s«et.;
niarl*^ H. Oil>ti antl J, W* BClcUola. PHub.
DITCK B17ER. Hickman Co., pop. 57.
Shady Otdtb XnilLtnte; prep.^ (^o-ed.; Pfeflb,;
R S. Ballow, Prtn.
ELIZABETH TOH, Cn-ter Co.. |M)p. 1,200.
Harold McC&rmick Scboel; pirp,; co-**d. ;
Preftb.; es^t. I§ai7: W. €, CIouiohk. Prln.
EEW1N, Unicei Cv., pop. lliiO,
Jifwishi Inatitote; pTcp.; ro-cd.; Pfenlj.T cit.
1K>T: Oertnidc M. SummoQa, Prln.
ESSAHT &FEIH6S, Hard emu Co.
Sauthflm Tennoiaee Normal Invtitate; oivr.t
prlvfite^ co-cd.; tH. 1889: D. S. Nelmi.
Prin.
FAYETTEVILLE, Linceln Co.. pop. 3.700.
Korean B<3k»l; i^v^im.; co-ed.; non-iect.; eat.
IMrtJ: n. K. M organ. Prln.
FLAG FOND. Unlcel Co., pop. 40.
Cory SckooU pi*<'p. : co'Ct).: Prfenda; Frnntc
t. Llndftpy, LL. t).. Prtn,
FOUNTAIN aXY, Kooi Co., pop, 300.
Tennettee Kormal CeUere; ni>nnol: private;
co-ctL; Bnpt.: est ISIWI: W. S. Bryan,
A. B.. A. M.. PrCfl.
FRANKLIN, WilUaouon Co.. p<}p. 2 Am.
FtwplBa School; pn-p.: cmj-cnI.; mm-eect;
pfoplcp? BrfJtlicfB, Pr]n»,
Teonevtee Female Colleg^e: nrlrla' boarvVlng;
nweoft ; rm. isr*«; T, A. Allen. Prln.
FRIEND BYItLE. Bloottt Co., poti. IBO.
FrieDdiTille Academy; cloied.
OALLATIN, SmniiflT Cn., pop. 2.400.
Howard Female CollBfe; girls' boarding: non-
&^?^^ iBt. l.Sotl: Amoe L. EdwufdB, B,
I. , B. D, Prm
GEAND VIEW, Ehea Co., pop. 48,
CTand View Nonnal Inatitiite; prep.: eitcit.i
rre*b,; U. I^. Hoyt, Prln.
GRASSY COVE. CumhOTlaad Co.. pup. TjS.
Qteskj Goto Academy; prep.; cOiuU: Prt*sh.:
i'«t. IHMi; M[si I'^mmtt Hicks, Pria.
GRAYaviLLE. Hhei Co.* pniK r>ie.
Southen]! Traininf School; prep,: co ed.: S. D.
Adv.r est. iiHlCl: J. ElUi Teniiey, Prln.
GEEENEVILLE, Greene Co., pop. 1.81T.
Waihtnrten and Tujuuluni College; call.: en-
r?d. i I'resli. ; t-aK, 1T&4.
HARBIMAN. Roane Co.. pop. 3,442,
American Unlveriity of Harriman; uuh-.; eo-
ctL: atkn-sect. ; est. lSfl*3: Jnmce A. Tate.
A, M., Presideiit.
American BniTentty of HarrUaan. Luw Be-
pitrtfneiit: law: men: c*t. ISOi; S. O.
Brown. A. M., Dean.
laiNDEEeGN. Cheater Co,, pop. l.OiW.
The Georfio Eobertion CbrUtian College; Inia
tmd lit en.: .\. (i. Frv?^d. Prefl,
VanderhUt Training Soboel; prt-p.; *'ft-*>d.;
nrMiPwt^.: Rev. R. C. iHMiiiihiK, PHn.
HXLHAM, Overtop Co^, pop. US.
Flake Academy, Tho; prep.; co-<?d.; nofi-ai?c»t.;
Mt. HM)2: A. J. Taylor, Prp*.
HIWAfiSEE COLLEGE, Monroe Co*; jichoi:<l sta-
tion,
Hiwastfte Collefe; coll.; Oo-cd.; non-acct.;
e#t. l»4Vt: Rev, J. E. Lo^-ery. A. St.,
Prftsiduiit,
HORNBEAH. Obion Co.. i>op, S40,
Weat Tenii()«a«t Normal Oollefo; minnal: prf-
vale: coed.; W. L. WlUliUlbani. Prea.
*^A
TATTEMMOWB COfUJSfSB AMD BCHOCIL BIXBCIOKT
TBSSEBEBM
TEXXESSEE
MOWZLL, liauia C*.. i^j^. 4:1
'MamO. Tniaemg fcht*I: ^n^.: to^^: zmx.-
»«t.: R. L. K^J:i:j. A, B,. Ptta.
Hinrrnr0iK>v, camu c».. ;<<»p. ijss.
Jadmgtxial trnd. Jniaaag fchMl: pr»^. ird la-
«::*«,: -Mr**!- *«t. 3W^: J. O. Rij*r. L.
I., ficpt.
JAOUOV, Ib^iMB C».. tK9. 14.5X1.
Lmm C*U«C«: 'rrAl.: <^^««1.: M. E.: «st. 1^62:
i. r, L«x^. A. B.. A. M.. Pi*«.
X«aipki« Ctmitnmcm 7efluU« lastitat*: r'rl*'
b^/k/*::!^: M. E. Jk^.: *«t. 1M3: B«t. a.
B. !<»«•. D. v.. LI^ D.. Prln.
IchMl of B«4ijMw; tnji. and »ten.: cat. I^^:
K T- Hal*f. IX. D., Prw.
So«tkw4at«rB Bap«iat Vwimtitj; coll.; c>>-«4.:
Bapt.: Mit. 1M2: G. M. Saras*. A. B.. <
Pr«iM«Bt.
SMikwastam Baptist ITnivanitjr. DepaztaeBt
of Law: lav; m«n; eat. IdOO; Jam<»i H. '
I«aD4, iMan. i
ITaiTarsitj of West Tenaeasee; anir.: noo- '
wwt.; o'/-«:d.; est. 1»00; M. V. Lynk.
M. »., M. D.. IX. B.. Pres.
JAMVZR, MariMi Co., pop. d&O.
Pfyof Inatitvte; pfp.; c*>-«l.: M. E. So.:
•*t. I«i7; M. M. Iweaett. Ph. B.. Prin.
JZTTERBOV CITY, Jefferson Co., pop. 1.2Vi.
Carson and Vewmaa College; coll.; co-ed.;
Bapt.; eat. 1H51; M. D. Jeffries. M. D..
If. D.. Pnta.
J0HV80V CITY, Washington Co., pop. 4XAr,.
Michigan College: roll.: co-ed.: Christian; est.
iV(2'. II. E. Garrett. A. M.. Pres.
JOVESBOBO, Washington Co., pop. 8&4.
Warner Inatitnte; n^^nnal; private; co-ed.;
II. L. Peterson, Pres.
KIVOSFOBT, SoUiTan Co., pop. 90.
Kingaport Academy; pP'p.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. M. .Shank, Prln.
KIV08T0V, Roane Co., pop. 548.
Roane County High School; prep.: co-ed.:
nouHovt.; est. HK»3; Horace L. Eilla.
Prln.
KVOXVILLE, Knox Co., pop. 32.G37.
Baker-Himmel School, The; prep.; co-od.:
CoiiK.; C. M. Ilimmel, Prin.
Clark's School of Telegraphy; tel. ; co-ed.;
i-Nt. WHi; n. L. Gatcly. Prln.
Droughon's Practicid Business College; bus.
aii'l Hton.; J. V. Droiighon, Pres.
XnoxTille Business College; buH. and sten.:
«'»t. 1W*2; Col. J. C. Woodward, Pres.
Xnoxville College; roll.; co-od.; Un. Prosb. ;
cHt. IHTn; ll(;v. Ralph W. McGrnuabnn,
I). I)., Pres.
Knoxvillo Medical College fculorod); med.;
r-K.: r.Mt. 1000; W. W. Devlno, A. B..
M. I)., Dean.
McAllnn Business and Shorthand College;
buM. nnd Hten.; John A. Mf Allen, Pre«.
Tonnnssoo Medical College, Lincoln Memorial
UniTersity; iiuhI.; h-k.; hhmi; osl. ISST;
MIchaci Cnmiiboll. M. !>.. Ih'aii.
Univnrsity of TonnossoM; uiilv.; stale: co-«'d.;
• Ht. 17»»; HrDwn A.\rrH. I'h. D.. liL. 1)..
I'n Mldont.
Univnrsity of Tonnnssee, Department of Fhax-
rcmsE? ^ Te
K-C IX. D.. V^vs.
Tease's OaZcg* of Shavt&aad: staa.: L. B.
H'KST H. lagcr*
LABETIEW. 6ikaas Oe.. ;4fK. 3.
Laatriev CotXege: ;?>-;.: <->-^L: ne
1^*7: Jota M«ft-^:ws. B. A.. Prs.
LEBABOB. waaem Co.. pop. I.96&
Castle Heights School: bors* boanliag: bob-
Cvmhcrlaad Un i s oiaily : cnir.: co-ed.: Piiili :
«4r. i«42: Nathan G7e«n. IX. D.. CkaBeel-
lor.
CoaiberiiLBd Trnhrersity. Law Beksol: law:
co-ed.: Pnesb.: est. IS4T: Nathan Greea.
LL. D.. Dean.
Comberland Vnirersity Tfcaalagical D^ut-
mest; theol.: men: Camb. Preab.; est
1S52: James Robert Henry. Dean.
Lebanon CoUege for Toog Laiisa: gifis*
boarding: Ccmb. Pre«b.; est. 18SS: B. B.
Weir. Ph. D.. Pres.
LEWISBURe. MsTshall Co., pop. 1,421.
Haynes-McLeaa Academy; prep.: eo-ed.; bod-
s'K^t.: M. M. Sommar. Pxin.
LEXniGTOB, Headenon Co.. pop. 1.332.
Lexington Hormal School aad Cwamarcinl b-
stitnte: prep.: co-ed.: noo-sect.; Robert
I.. Sutton. Prin.
LIBERT7. DeBIalb Co.. pop. 290.
Liberty Training School; prep.: co-«d.: non-
soct.: L. F. Wilkerson. Prin.
LOUDON, London Co.. pop. 875.
London College; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.: D.
Balbarrie Simpson, B. A.. R. S.. Prln.
LYBBVILLE, Giles Co., pop. 700.
Lynnville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; noa-aect.:
W. B. Davidsoa. Prin.
MARTIH, Weakley Co., pop. 1.730.
McFerrin College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. So.:
est. 1889: Guy A. Simmons, A. M.. Pres.
MARYVILLE, Blount Co., pop. 2.276.
Marjrville College; coil.; co-ed.; Pre^.; cat.
1819: RcT. Samuel Tyndale Wilsoe. D.
D., Pres.
McKENZIE, Carroll Co., pop. 1.266.
Bethel College; c<^.: co-ed.; Camb. Presb.;
est. 1850; Charles E. Stoakes, Pre*.
McTyeire School; prep.; boys; M. E. 8a.; est
1881; James A. RobiiM, B. A.. Prin.
McLEMORESVILLE, Carroll Co., pop. 158.
McLemoresville Collegiate lastttat*; prep.:
co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1885; B. H. HairclL
B. S., Pres.
MEMPHIS, Shelby Co., pop. 102.320.
Christian Brothers' College; coll.; men: R. C:
est. 1871: Rev. Brother Maorelian. Pres.
Collego of Physicians & Sorgeoas; med.: rpg-:
est. irNKJ: lleber Jones. M. D.. Dean.
Draughon's Practical Buainess OoUsco; boi.
and Kten.: J. F. Draughon, Pres.
Higbee School: girls' boarding; non-sect.; est
1880: Hattie L. White. Pria.
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TENNESSEE
LeXoyne Normal Inititute (colored) ; normal;
private: co-ed.; Andrew J. Steele, Pres.
Hill's Businesi Colleire: bus. and sten.; est.
1872; R. H. Hill, B. S., Prin.
Macon and Andrews College; bus. and sten.;
G. A. Macon and A. A. Andrews, Props.
Medical Department of the University of West
Tennessee; (colored); med.; reg.; est.
1900; M. V. Lynk, M. D.. Pres.
Memphis Commercial College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1005; C. E. Kingston, Prin.
Memphis Hospital Medical College; med.;
reg.: men; est. 1880; Wm. R. Rogers,
M. D., Dean,
national Telegraph Institute; toleg. ; co-ed.;
J. H. Shnllcey, E. E., Pres.
St. Agnes Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
Sister M. Joseph, Prin.
8t. Mary's School; girls' boarding; P. E.;
est. 1874: Sister Mary Maude, Prin, 714
Poplar St.
Thomas' School, The Misses; prep.*, girls; et$t.
1897; Miss Lida O. Thomas, Prin.
ITniTersity School; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Werts and Rhea, Prins.
MIDDLETON. Hardeman Co., pop. 287.
Middleton High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; I. N. Roland, Prin.
MIDWAY, Greene Co., pop. 110.
Midway High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
J. W. Lucas, A. M.. Prin.
MUXIOAir, Carter Co.. pop. 100.
Milligan College; coll.; co-ed.; Chris.; est.
1882; H. R. Garrett, A. M., Pres.
MOHTEAOLE, Marion Co., pop. 300.
Fairmonnt School for Girls; girls' boarding:
P. E.; est. 1873; Rev. Walter Mitchell,
B. D., Director.
M0&RI8T0WK, Hamblen Co., pop. 2,073.
Moxristown Normal and Industrial College;
nor.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1881; Judson S.
Hill. A. M., D. D., Pres.
MOmrr JULIET, Wllson Co., pop. 40.
Caldwell Training School; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; W. A. Caldwell, Prin.
MOUVT FLEASAHT, Maury Co., pop. 2,007.
Howard Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; est.
1801; James A. Bostwlck, Prin.
MUBFBEESBO&O, Kutherford Co., pop. 3.iK)9
Mooney School, The; boys' prep.; non-sect.;
est. 1886; Prof. W. D. Mooney, Prin.
Bonla Female College; girls' boarding; M. E.
So.; eat. 1852; N. D. Overall, Pres.
TauMSsee College; coll.; women; Bapt. ; est.
1906; George J. Burnett, A. M.. Pres.
MASBVnXE, Davidson Co., pop. 80.805.
Belmont College; girls' boarding; non-sect.;
Miss Ida Hood, Prin.
Boaoobel College; girls* boarding: non-sect.;
est. 1889; Mrs. J. O. Rust, Pres.
Baford College; girls', boarding; non-sect.;
eat. 1000; Mrs. B. O. Buford, B. A..
Prea.
Bowen School; prep.; boys; non-soct; est.
189G: A. G. Bowen. A. M.. Prin.
OoUins Veterinary Medical College; vet. med.
CoBserratory of Music, The; mus.; co-ed.; C
J. Schubert, Director.
S>rsughon's Pra«tiCMU Business College; bus.
and sten.; est. 1889; J. F. Draughon,
Pres.
Fall's Business College; bus. and sten.; Alex-
ander Fall, Pres.
Farrar School of Voice and Piano; mus.; est.
1801; Frederic Emerson Farrar, Director.
Flsk VniTersity (colored); coll.; co-ed.; Cong.:
est. 1806; Rev. James Griswold Merrill.
D. D.. President.
Jennings Business College; bus. and sten.;
R. W. Jennings. Pres.
Meharry Medical College, Walden Uniyersity
(colored); med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1876;
G. W. Hubbard, M. D., Dean.
Montgomery Bell Academy; boys' day; non-
sect.; S. M. D. Clark, Prin.
Feabody College for Teachers; normal; state:
co-ed.; est. 1874; James D. Porter, LL.
D., Pres.
Roger Williams VniTersity (colored); coll.: co-
ed.; Bapt.; est. 1806; Rev. P. B. Guern-
sey. A. M., Pres.
St. Cecelia's Academy: girls' boarding; R. C:
"St. 18(W); Mother Hesula. Prin., Spruce
and Clay Sts.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C:
Sl.ster Evangelist, Prin.
St. Joseph's School; prep.: oo-ed. ; R. G. ; est.
1884: Sister M. Augustine.
Tennessee Academy of Music; mus.; est. 1806;
Franz J. Strahm, President, 240 Fifth
avenue, north.
University of Nashville, Feabody College for
Teachers; univ.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1785; James Davis Porter, LL. D., Chan-
cellor.
VniTersity of Nashville, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1850; Wm. G.
Ewing. M. D., Ph. G.. Dean.
Vniversity of Tennessee, Dental Department;
dent.: co-ed.; est. 1877.
Vniversity of Tennessee, Medical Department;
med.: reg.; men; est. 1876; Paul F. Eve,
M. D., Dean.
Vniversity School: prep.; boys: non-sect.; est.
1880: C. B. Wallace, M. A.. Prin.
Vanderbilt University; univ.; co-ed.; M. E.
So.; eat. 187.'); James H. Kirkland, Ph.
D.. LL. D.. Chancellor.
Vanderbilt Vniversity, Department of Den-
tistry; dent.: co-ed.; est. 1870; D. R.
Stubblefleld, A. M., M. D., D. D. S..
Dean.
Vanderbilt Vniversity, Department of Phar-
macy; phar. ; co-ed.: est. 1870; J. T.
MoGlll. Ph. D.. Ph. G.. Dean.
Vanderbilt Vniversity, Law Department; law;
men: est. 1875; Thomas H. Mnlone, A.
M., Dean.
Vanderbilt Vniversity, Medical Department;
mod.: rrj?. ; men; est. 1874; Wm. L. Dud-
ley, M. D., Dean.
Walden Vniversity (rolorod): univ.; co-ed.;
M. E. ; est. 186G; Rev. John A. Kumler,
A. M., D. D., Pros.
Walden Vniversity, Dental Department (col-
ored); dent.: men: est. 1886; G. W. Hub-
bard. D. D. S.. Dean.
Walden Vniversity, Department of Pharmacy
(colored): phaP.; co-ed.; est. 1880; G.
W. Hubbard. Doan.
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TENNESSEE
Wftlden VniTertity, Law Department; law:
mon; Goorge T. Robinson. A. M., Dean.
Wallace's UniTeraity School; prep.: co-ed.;
non-8oct.: e«t. 1886; Clarence B. Wallace,
M. A., Prin.
Ward Seminary; girls* bocurding; non-sect.:
est. 186S; John DleU Blanton, LX.. D..
PrIn.
NEW MASKET, Jefferson Co., pop. 420.
Hew Maricet Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb. ;
est. 1885; Samncl T. Miser. Prin.
NEWPOBT, Cooke Co., pop. 1.630.
Newport Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
Alex. S. Paxton, Prin.
OBLINDA, Robertson Co., pop. 101.
Orlinda Academy; normal; co-ed.: non-sect.;
J. C. Berry, Prin.
OTTWAY, Greene Co., pop. 89.
Ottway CoUefe; prep.: co-ed.; uon-HOCt. ; E.;
ertt. 1802; B. H. Turner, Pros.
PABBOTSVILLE, Cocke Co.. pop. 137.
Farrotsville Seminary; prep.: co-ed.; M. K. ;
est. 1877; R. P. Driskell. Prin.
PETEBSBUBO, Lincoln Co., pop. 411.
Elizabeth Training School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
hect.; W. E. Miller, Prin.
FIKEVILLE, Bledsoe Co., pop. 400.
People's College; prep.; co-ed.: M. E. So.:
Rev. J. W. Taylor, Prin.
Fikeville Training School; prep.: co-ed.; M.
E. So.; J. W. D. Renegan, Prin.
PLEASANT HILL, Cumberland Co., pop. 37.
Pleasant Hill Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.:
Rev. W. E. Wheeler, Prin.
PULASKI, Giles Co., pop. 2.838.
Martin Female College; girls' boarding; M.
E. So.; est. 1870; Leonard L. Vaum, A.
M.. Prin.
BOQERSVILLE, Hawkins Co., pop. 1,386.
McMinn Military Academy; military; non-
sect.; C. W. Davis, Supt.
Bogersville Synodical College; girls' boarding:
Presb.; est. 1849; Lawrence Rolfe. A.
B., Pres.
Swift Memorial Institute (colored): prep.; co-
ed.; Presb.; W. H. Franklin, A. M., Prin.
BUTHEBFOBD, Gibson Co., pop. 077.
Butherford Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1868; H. H. Ellis, B. S.. Prin.
SABDIS, Henderson Co., pop. 200.
Sardis Normal College; nor.: private; co-ed.;
est. 1892: J. W. Williams, Ph. R., Presi-
dent.
SAULSBUBY, Hardeman Co., pop. 343.
Woodland Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
Frank S. Coffin, Prin.
SAVANNAH, Hardin Co., pop. 2.000.
Hardin College; succeeded by Savannah Insti-
tute.
Savannah Institute; prep.: eo-ed.: non-sect. :
est. 1Sl»r>: William K. Rogers. A. M.,
Prin.
SCOTTS HILL. Henderson Co., pop. 240.
Scotts Hill Academy; pn>p. : ro-rd.; non-sect. :
\\. A. Tucker. Prin.
SEVIEBVILLE, Sevier Co.. pop. 619.
Muzphy College: prep.; co-ed.: M. E.; est.
1891; Rev. James S. Jones. President.
SEWANEE, Franklin Co., pop. 440.
University of the South; on! v.; men; P. E.;
est. 1868: B. Lawton Wiggins. M. A..
LL. D., Vice Chancellor.
University of the South. Law Department;
law: men; est. 1893: Lyman Chalkley.
LL. B.. Dean.
University of the South, Medical Department;
med.; reg.; men; est. 1891; John S. Cain.
M. D., Dean.
SHELBYVILLE. Bedford Co., pop. 2.236.
Bedford Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est.
1902; G. Clinton Uanna. A. M., Ph. D..
Pres.
Turner Institute (colored): prep.; co-ed.; A.
M. E.; est. 1887; Rev. J. A. Jones, D. D..
Prin.
SMYBNA, Butherford Co., pop. 220.
Smyrna Fitting School; prep.; co-ed^: non-
sect.; Fraser Hood, M. A., Prin.
SNEEDVILLE, Hancock Co., pop. 180.
McKinney Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Presb.:
F. A. Penland, Prin.
SOUTHSIDE, Montgomery Co., pop. 54.
Southside Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.: McKee & Harper. Prins.
SPABTA, White Co., pop. 895.
Dibrell Normal School; prep.; co-ed.; non
sect.; B. O. Duggan, Prin.
SPENCEB, Van Buren Co., pop. 146.
Burritt College; coll.; co-ed.; Christ.; est.
1848; W. N. Bllllngsley, A. M., Pr«8.
STEPPSVILLE, Warren Co., pop. 24.
Philadelphia Seminary; prep.; co-ed.: non
sect.; Marion Turner. Prin.
SUMMEBTOWN, Lawrence Co., pop. 608.
Summertown Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. B.:
Rev. N. G. Paschal. Prin.
SWEETWATER, Monroe Co., pop. 1,716.
Tennessee Military Institute; military; non-
sect.; est. 1874; Maj. O. C. Hulvey. Pres.
TAZEWELL, Claiborne Co., pop. 400.
Tazewell College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; L.
A. Lewis, Jr., Prin.
THOMASVILLE, York Co.
Link School; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.; S. A.
Link, M. A., Prin
TIFTONVILLE. Lake Co.. pop. 403.
Tiptonville High School; prep.; co-«d.; non-
sect.; est. 1900; Will N. Calhoun. Ph. B-.
Supt.
TBACY CITY. Grundy Co., pop. 2,130.
Shook School, James K.; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 1889: John C. Wagner. Prin.
TULLAHOMA, Coffee Co., pop. 2.684.
Brandon Training School; prep.: co-ed.; noa
sect.: .\lfred J. Brandon, Pres.
Jess Mai Aydelotte College; prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.: B. S. Foster, Prin.
University of Middle Tennessee; unlv.; co-ed.:
n.msect. : est. 1806; Enoch A. Fritter.
A. M.. Pres.
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TirSCTTLIJM, Greene Co., pop. 50.
Greenville and Tuicnlum College; coll.; co-ed.;
Prosb.; est. 1794: Samuel Colle, D. D.,
Pres.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Washington Co., pop.
50.
Washington College; merged with Tusculum
College. Tiisculum, Tenn., In 1908.
WATEKTOWN, Wilson Co., pop. 506.
Watertown Training School; prep.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1803; Wm. H. Turney,
Prin.
WELLS SFBING, Campbell Co., pop. 89.
Powell's Valley Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M.
B.; E. B. Dykes, B. S., Prin.
WHEAT, Roane Co., pop. 50.
Boane College; itrcp. ; co-ed.; non-sect.; E. E.
Keebler, Prin.
WHITE PINE, Jefferson Co., pop. 295.
Edwards Academy; prep.; co-ed.: U. B. ; est.
1878; Ross Masters, Ph. M., Prin.
WINCHESTER. Franklin Co., pop. 1.338.
Winchester Normal College; nor.; co-ed.; non-
sect: est. 1878; R. A. Clark, B. S.. A. M.,
Pres.
WOODBURY, Cannon Co., pop. 408.
Woodbury Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
E. J. Lehman. Prin.
TEXAS
Population, 3,048,710. School census, 1,067,710. School age, 7-17.
Texas is the sixth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of
3,048,710 inhabitants, of whom 2,426,669, or 79.6 per cent, are white. Of this num-
ber, 177,581, or 5.8 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the
entire population is 14.5 per cent, the state ranking thirty-sixth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
R. B. Cousins, State Superintendent Public Instruction Austin
F. M. Martin, Chief Clerk Austin
J. W. Bishop, Auditing Clerk Austin
N. J. Clancy, Statistics Clerk Austin
J. W. Reid, Law and Certificate Clerk Austin
J. A. Crawford, Stenographic and Filing Clerk Austin
William Filers, Mailing Clerk Austin
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. T. M. Campbell, President Austin
CoMPT. J. W. Stephens, Austin
Sec. State W. R. Davie, Austin
R. B. Cousins, State Superintendent, cx-officio. Secretary Austin
STATE TEXT-BOOK BOARD.
T. M. Campbell, Governor Austin
R. B. Coi'siNs Austin
SuPT. R. T. Davis Nacogdaches
SuPT. O. F. Ch astain Stamford
SuPT. E. F. Comegeys Gainesville
Miss Mary Carlisle Austin
J. H. Jenkins Corsicana
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Supt. J. \V. Cantvvell, President Fort Worth
Miss F. R. Rrookk. Fist J ^ice-President Austin
W. H. Knox. Second Vice-President San Antonio
P. F. Stewart. Third J 'ice-President San Antonio
Si'P''. R. F. Davis, Treasurer Nacogdoches
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SuPT. A. N. McCallum, Transportation Secretary Austin
SypT. C. C. Foster, Secretary Amarillo
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Dr. W. H. Bruce, Chairtnan Denton
SuPT. S. M. N. Marrs, Secretary •. . .Terrell
SuPT. Ben. A. Stafford Mineola
Prof. W. S. Sutton Austin
G. P. Putnam El Paso
SuPT. T. R. Day Henderson
SuPT. P. W. Horn Houston
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Anderson R. E. Erwln Palestine 28,015
Angelina G. W. Largent Lufkin 13,481
Aransas F. Stevens RocKport 1,716
Archer S. C. Walker Archer City 12,508
Armstrongr R. D. Doak Claude 11,205
Atascosa W. M. Abernathy Pleasanton 7,148
Austin E. H. Sterneberg Bellville 20,676
Bandera J. W. Currie Bandera 5,332
Bastrop Paul D. Page Bastrop 26,845
Baylor B. F. Bowman Seymour 3.052
Bee W. W. Dodd Beeville 7,720
Bell J. W. Grissom Belton 45,535
Bexar P. F. Stewart San Antonio 69.422
Blanco S. W. Wallis Johnson City 4.207
Borden E. R. Yellott Gail 776
Bosque G. L. Ba^tson Meridian 17,390
Bowie C. A. Wheeler Boston 26.676
Brazoria C. D. Jessup Anpleton 14,861
Brazos T. W. Parker Bryan 18,859
Brewster A. M. Turney Alpine 2,356
Briscoe John B. Rentfro Silverton 1,253
Brown Courtney Gray Brownwood 16,019
Burleson Frank Kedanka Caldwell 18,367
Burnet J. G. Cook Burnet 10,528
Caldwell M. L. Hurst T.ockhart 21.765
Calhoun Willet Wilson Port Lavaca 2,395
Callahan R. D. Green Baird 8,268
Cameron E. H. Goodrich Brownsville 16,095
Camp J. D. Bass, Jr Pittsburpr 9,146
Carson J. E. Southwood Panhandle 469
Cass M. G. Bates TJnden 22,841
Castro M. F. Barber Dimmit 400
Chambers Evander Light Wallisville 3.046
Cherokee E. L. Penland Rusk 25.154
Childress W. B. Howard Childress 2,138
Clay J. S. Holaday Henrietta 9,231
Coke P. D. Coulson Robert Lee 3,430
Coleman G. W. McDonald Coleman 1 0.077
Collin W. L. Yarbrough McKinney 50.087
Collingsworth J. L. Lackey "v\''eilinerton 1,230
Colorado C. K. Qulnn Columbus 22,207
Comal Adolph Stein New Braurfels 6.398
Comanche S. C. Findley Comanche 23,009
Concho H. J. Crozier Paint Rock 1,427
Cooke E. N. Blackburn Oninesvllle 27.494
Coryell A. S. Blankenship Gatesville 21.308
Cottle J. W. Woodley Paducah 1.002
Crockett Chas. E. Davidson Ozona 1,591
Crosby K. B. Covington Emn^n 788
Dallam J P. Tnman Tpxline (Dalhart) 146
Dallas M. F. Horton Dallas 82,726
Dawson M. C. Lindsey Lamesa
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Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Deaf Smith W. H. Russell Hereford 843
Delta E. A. Watson Cooper 15,249
Denton W. L. Willis Denton 28.318
De Witt L. G. Covey Cuero 21,311
Dickens W. C. Ballard Dickens 1,151
Dimmit J. D. Spears Carrizo Springs 1,106
Donley Geo. F. Morgan Clarendon 2,756
Duval S. H. Woods San Diego 8,483
Eastland Paul Chastain Eastland 17,971
Ector L. M. Wilson Odessa 381
Edwards S. A. Hough Rock Springs 3,108
Ellis G. B. Winn Waxahachie 50,059
El Paso J. E. Rainer El Paso 24,886
Erath Miss Emma Perry Stephenville 24.966
Palls A. W. Eddlns Marlin 38.842
Fannin W. F. Keeton Bonham 51,798
Fayette G. A. Stlerling LaGrange 36,542
Fisher J. D. Barker Roty 3.708
Floyd E. P. Henry Floydada 2.020
Foard G. L. Burk Crowell 1.568
Fort Bend V. L. Perterson Richmond 16,538
Franklin D. H. Miller Mt. Vernon 8.674
Freestone A. S. Johnston Fairfield 18,910
Frio H. J. Warde Pearsall 4,200
Galveston J. M. Fendley Galveston 44.116
Gillespie Max Blum Fredericksburg 8.229
Glasscock Will Hanson Garden City 286
Goliad H. W. Haynes Goliad 8.310
Gonzales W. W. Glass Gonzales 28,882
Gray T. M. Wolfe LeFors 480
Grayson Tom Smith Sherman 63,661
Gregg J. Henry Smith Long\'iew 12,348
Grimes J. Thomas Davis Anderson 26,106
Guadalupe J. B. Williams Seguin 21.386
Hale Geo. L. Mayfield Plainvlew 1.680
Hall T. R. Phillips Memphis 1,670
Hamilton B. H. Hill Hamilton 13.520
Hansford E. C. Hays FTansford 167
Hardeman J. C. Marshall Quanah 3,634
Hardin Amos Rich Kountze 5,549
Harris L. L. Pugh Houston 63,286
Harrison Jno. M. Roots Marshall 31,878
Hartley W. B. Chaunoey Channing 377
Haskell T. C. Williams Haskell 2,637
Hays John H. Saimders San Marcos 14.148
Hemphill T. B. Humphrey Canadian 815
Henderson C. D. Owen Athens 19,970
Hidalgo R. A. Marsh Hidalgo 6,887
Hill O. Y. Brown Hillsboro 41.856
Hood J. P. Mahan Granbury 9.146
Hopkins J. R. Dodson Sulpher Springs 27.950
Houston J. F. Mangum Crockett 25.452
Howard T-.. A. Dale Big Springs 2,628
Hunt J. A. Thomas Greenville 47.296
Hutchinson J. A. Whiteside Plemons 308
Irion \V. F. Fokes Sherwood 848
Jack L. Z. Timmons Jacksboro 10.224
Jackson Guy Mitchell Edna 6.094
Jasper Robt. C. Withers Jasper 7.188
Jeff Davis J. P. Weatherby Fort Davis 1.160
Jefferson M. 1j. Moody Beaumont 14.289
.Johnson H. J. Ridings Cleburne 33.819
Jones Tj. G. Allen Anson 7.068
Karnes J. IT. Blanton Karnes City 8.681
Kaufman C. B. Horton Kaufman 38.876
Kendall TTeurv Theis Boerne 4.103
Kent J. B. Day Clairemont 899
Kerr Lee Wallis Kerrville 4.98ft
Kimble John S. Durst Junction City 2.508
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County.
King
Kinney ....
Knox ....
Lamar . . .
Lampasas
La Salle . .
Lavaca . . .
Lee
Leon
Liberty ..
Limestone
Lipscomb .
Live Oak .
Llano ....
Lubbock ..
Lynn ....
Madison .
Marlon . . .
Martin . . .
Mason . . .
Matagorda
Maverick
McCulloch
McLennan
McMuUen
Medina . . .
Menard . .
Midland ..
Milam
Biills
Mitchell ..
Montague
Montgomery
Moore .
Morris .
Motley .
Nacogdoches
Navarro ..
Newton . .
Nolan
Nueces . . .
Ochiltree .
Oldham . .
Orange . . .
Palo Pinto
Panola . . .
Parker . . .
Parmer . .
Pecos
Polk
Potter ....
Presidio . .
Rains
Randall . .
Reagan . .
Red River
Reeves . . .
Refugio . .
Roberts . .
Robertson
Rockwell
Runnels . .
Rusk
Sabine . . .
San Augustine
San Jacinto .
San Patricio
San Saba . .
Schleicher . .
Scurry
Shackelford
Superintendent. Address.
R. A. Lasater Guthrie
B. A. Jones Bracketville . . .
J. H. Milam Benjamin
R. B. Binnion Paris
M. M. White Lampasas . . . .
C. C. Thomas Cotulla
P. P. Guenther Halletsvllle . . .
C. M. Bishop Giddings
J. M. Henderson Centreville ....
I. B. Simmons Liberty
J. T. Cox Groesbeck
P. B. Mills Lipscomb
W. A. Hill Oakville
A. H. Willbern Llano
John R.McGee Lubbock
T. M. Bartley Tahoka
W. W. Sharp Madisonville . .
R. W. Vinson Jefferson
Bailey Anderson Stanton
J. H. Jones Mason
Jesse Matthews Bay City
A. L. Wallace Eagle Pass. . . .
C. A. Wright Brady
W. J. Barcus Waco
W. C. Wheeler Tilden
A. B. Brucks Hondo
J. W. Ainsworth Menardville . . .
Charley Gibbs Midland
W. G. Gillis Cameron
L. E. Patterson Goldthwaite . . .
W. B. Crockett Colorado
W. L. Billingsby Montague
N. E. Heam Conroe
J. H. Phillips Dumas
C. M. Henderson Daingerfield ..
T. T. Bouldin Matador
Edgar Thompson Nacogdoches . .
J. T. Gladney Corsicana ....
E. J. Newberry Newton
John J. Ford Sweetwater . . .
Nat Benton Corpus Christi .
G. M. Perry Ochiltree
E. A. McKlnnon Tascosa
W. J. Wingate Orange
H. T. Beckwortii Palo Pinto
A. J. Holmes Carthage
I. W. Johnston Weatherford . .
W. L. Townsen Bovina
Homer Powers Fort Stockton .
Richard Jones Livingston . . . .
S. R. Merrill Amarillo
H. H. Kilpatrlck Marf a
H. C. Clendenin Emory
A. N. Henson Canyon
Sam Cuthbirth Stiles
J. M. Deaver Clarksville . . .
T. J. Hefner Pecos
W. L. Rea Refugio
Woods Coffee Miami
J. H. Lomax Franklin
H. M. Wade Rockwell
E. L. Hagan Balllnger
E. J. Livsey Henderson . . .
H. C. Maund Hemphill
W. C. Ramsey San Augustine
G. W. McKellar Cold Springs .
P. A. Hunter Slnton
G. W. Walters San Saba
J. A. Whitten Eldorado
C. R. Buchanan Snyder
W. L. Morris Albany
Pop. of
County.
. . . 490
... 2,447
. .. 2,322
...48,627
... 8,625
... 2,303
...28,121
...14,595
...18,072
... 8,102
...32,573
. . . 790
...21,268
... 7.301
... 293
17
...10,432
. ..10,754
... 332
... 5,573
... 6,097
... 4,066
... 3,960
...59,772
... 1,024
. . . 7,783
... 2,011
... 1.741
...39.666
... 7.851
... 2.855
...24.800
...17.067
... 209
... 8,220
... 1.257
.. .24.663
...43,374
... 7.282
... 2,611
...10.434
... 267
... 349
. . . 5,905
...12,291
...21,404
...25,823
. 2,360
.14,447
. 1,820
. 3.673
. 6.127
963
.29.893
. 1.847
. 1,641
620
.31.480
. 8.531
. 5.371
.26.099
. 6,394
. 8,434
.10,277
. 2,372
. 7,569
515
. 4,158
. r,461
232 PATTERSON'S COUiEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
TEXAS I TEXAS
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Shelby R. F. Whiteside Center 20,462
Sherman D. J. Wilson Stratford 104
Smith A. W. Orr Tyler 37,370
Somervell R. L. Bryan Glen Rose 3,498
Starr J. R. Monroe Rio Grande City 11,469
Stephens A. J. Power Breckenridge 6,406
Sterling A. V. Patterson Sterling City 1,127
Stonewall W. J. Arrington Aspermont 2,188
Sutton L. J. Wardlaw Sonora 1,727
Swisher W. P. Hale Tulla 1,227
Tarrant Geo. D. Ramsey Fort Worth 52,876
Taylor E. V. White Abilene 10.499
Terrell Joe Kerr Sanderson
Terry W. M. Copeland Brownfleld 48
Throckmorton B. F. Reynolds Throckmorton 1,760
Titus A. Z. Hays Mt. Pleasant 12,292
Tom Green Milton Mays San Angelo 6,804
Travis Carl Hartman Austin 47.386
Trinity J. W. Bright Groveton 10.976
Tyler Sam L. Mann Woodville 11,899
Upshur A. F. Sheppard Gilmer 16,266
Uvalde W. D. Love Uvalde 4,649
Val Verde Henry I Moore Del Rio 6,263
Van Zandt H. P. Davis Canton 25,481
Victoria L T. Steele Victoria 13,678
Walker S. C. Wilson Huntsville 15,818
Waller T. A. Kelly Hempstead 14.246
Ward J. A. Stewart Barstow 1.461
Washington C. Klaener Brenham 32.931
Webb B. Richardson Laredo 21,851
Wharton Oswald Garrett Wharton 16.942
Wheeler W. M. Durham Mobeetie 686
Wichita M. F. Yeager Wichita Falls 5.806
Wilbarger J. A. Nabers Vernon 5.759
Williamson W. W Jenkins Georgetown 38.072
Wilson J. E. Swift Floresvllle 13.961
Wise Ben Short Decatur 27.116
Wood J. W. Searcy Quitman 21.048
Young Geo. H. McLaren Graham 6.540
Zapata A. P. Sphon Zapata 4,760
Zavala O. A. Mills Batesville 792
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABILENE, Taylor Co.. pop. 3.411.
Simmons College: coll.; co-wl.; Bapt.; est.
1«)1; O. II. Coopor. LL. D., Pres.
ALBANY, Shackelford Co.. poii. 090.
Reynolds Presbyterian Academy; prop.: Co-
<h1.: Presb.: H. II. Brltan, Ph. D., Prin.
Anson Business College; bus. and ston.: W. D.
KnlRht. Prin.
ARLINGTON. Tarrant Co.. pop. 1.070.
Carlisle Military Academy; bo.vH* mil.; uon-
soct.: oM. 1001; J. M. Carlisle. A. M..
LL. D... Snpt.
ATHENS. Henderson Co., pop. 1,285.
Bruce Academy; prep.; co-od.; non-sect.; W.
11. Bruce. Prin.
AUSTIN, Travis Co.. pop. 22.258.
Bicklcr Academy; prep.; eo-ed. : non-sect.:
Jneo!) Biekler. Prin.
St. Edwards College; coll.: men: R. C: ent.
1885; Rev. John T. Boland. C. S. C.
Pres.
St. Mary's Academy: Rlrls* boarding; R. C.;
Sister Superior, Prin.
Samuel Houston College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.:
R. S. Lovingood, A. M., Prin.
School for Defectives; children and adults:
non-sect.: Mrs. E. M. Bhrrett. M. A..
Supt.
School's announcement. — For the mentally
deficient and physically defective. Kin-
dergarten mctho<1s. manual and Indns-
trial training. The object of tile Kbool
is to instruct, while caring for, treating
and training, those childn>n and adolts.
wli(». becaus«» of their defective senneft.
fjM'Mf'ness of mind or body are not aWe
tn att«'nd tlie ordinary school or state
Draughon's Practical Business College: Inis. | institution. Location a nataral health
jin<i sten.; J. V. DranglKMi. I'res. ' resort.
OrifAtt's College of Commerce: l)us. and sten.; i State School for the Deaf and Blind (colored*:
I). A. GrlUitts. Pres. ' state; W. II. Holland. Supt.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
-33
TEXAS
TBZA^
. BtaU Beb(M>t for the S«mf and Dttmb; itmte;
N. A. Cravens, Siii^t.
Bt«tc laitltuU f&T the Blinds «ttate^ Al. H.
Bra«ticn Supt.
TillDtion Cullo^A irolffiHilM prepr t (*o-e'i1.,
er.li p.: c?t. 18S1; Arthur W- l*artcli. A,
B., Pfiwldeut.
UMv^nltr of Texo: iinlv.; bIiiIc; t'OeiJ.; est.
ifisa: D. r aoii^ton, m. a., ll, d.. I'r***,
UDlT«Tvttr of TexMi, 1,1 w Boi^«rtiii«fit ; \nw:
m^^L' f^r. 18i33; Yaneoj Low Is, rMin.
BELTOH, B*n C*.* pop, 3,700.
Bftylor Femkle OoU«iftt; fflrli' bo&rdln;; Biii»t.:
est. la^fi; Rev, Willi Jim A. Wllioii, A.
M.. a D., Pres.
BONHAM, Fiumln Co., [>op. 0,542.
\Sfl7: fharli^ft enrltou. Pjvn.
Blinn Memori*! Collera; prop.; rotrtl.; %t. l-^i
esr. 18S5; Jtitm f'lncsiru'lip, n. B., H^ P.,
PHia.
ETKii^allcAl I.utliet'Eti CoHofo; pr«ii. ; cpciLl
Kv. Luth.: iTiif r. ZkniintTinNDU. Pr»'?«.,
BBOWNBTILLE, Caineron Co., I^^- 0.305.
Inc&rnnte Word Aoademr; sl^lt* bOATtllng; H.
i\; «otIii;?r StjiFilttttiis. Prln.
Stn Joieph^a Collera; boy ft' thiiiTfllniri R. C. ;
K, J. OOolJuKbaii, Q, M. I* FHn.
BROwifwOOD^ Bi«wii Co.t pop. S.peTi,
H(?wud FiTUO C^Uort; coll.; co-f*rt. ; Biipt.;
cml. miO: J. II. Grove. A. M,, Prei.
CAUFSEII,, Hunt Cft., jMip. 000.
£ai«rioii C«lI«io: prf-p.; c*o-tsI.: tifvti'fi«rt. ■ vmi.
CHAPfELL HILL, WuklortoD €&., Li'»p S13.
Cli«pp«ll BUI Temile CoUeses i^irln:^ honrdln^
and dnyt M. K. So.^ <■*(. 1&52; J«iu*>si E.
Wmis, A. M.
CHIC^. Wlsfl COh> pop, 042,
IftJe and Fflmu^ IiLit£tiit«T pfop- ' co-ed-; utn]'
pocn.: (7*t. IflfKV U W. Shn^nee, Vrun.
CLEBUBZfE, JohtMOD Co,, p^ip. 7,4(«fl.
dflbufDa Aculemr: |>r^p. ^ f<n»d.; non 8*H't :
COLLEGE BTATIOH, BrMOi Co., i>f>p. ^40.
A»rlettlt(ir*l mad Mechmfeml Coltfif? of Tei«E
H li r I . ti ml m ih^Ii . u rr r ; m m : uon f^'ct. . j t' n I ,
1S70: H. II. UnrrJngton. LL. a. Pr<s
COMANCHE. Commclio Co., pop. 2.070,
DomtLiicb« CoUcBo; prf?p.: <.-chh1.; iioti jw-rl.:
W. F, KosLFm, Vh. a. A. M., Prtm
COMMEBCE, Haat Co., pap 1,800.
Eut ToiCAi Monnil CdUvvb: norniMl und pn"!*. ;
private; cood.; <?ftt, 1&80; W. L. Mnjo,
A- B., Ptpi,
COBStCAlTA, lia?»iTO Co., i>oi». fi,313,
Millor"! Boaiiii&rf, Mnr, pr^ ; capd,i outi
sf-ci,; Mm. R. T. Mtllei-. priq,
CBOCKETT, Houiton Co., pop, 2,012.
liaiy Allei) Serainfcry; girlii* bonrdiiiji: Pre^h^;
J«lin It. SiuHb, r», rn, Prliu
CEO WELL, Foafd Co.. \mi^. 278.
Cfow«U Col)«tG'; prt'p. : <?u*?iL: nini-Bect.; II,
A, Mftjirs. Prla.
CtnCBY, Hopkiaii Co., pop. 4(Sn
iDdependent Hoi^ftl Oollfrftt; ncmaal; private;
copd.' It. L, TuyJoft Prnfl.
DALLAS. B»JU» Cot, pep. 43,e3«.
B&met Bchool of Antioinir, iu.lti.77 SdflUc*
& Embalmiiiffi rHi-,.a,; *^*r. 1800; Carl L-
riiirtHN. M U., LL- 1>,, Pftif.
Biylor UnliTonity, ColU^o of M»diolao; mod.:
r*^K' ■'o-"d.; fut. l^MJl; Ivlnjml H. Oiry^
M. n.. Dt'an,
CollefR tif Fhyifcluii mad Surfoojii^ uied.;
r<'B ; I'ttiHj.i €st 1001; Arthur C. BHK
A. M.. M. D,, Pli. €., n&un.
DmlUi ComrtioTcial Collef«; hits, aiul nt^^n.;,
(J. A. I tn mi 01 1, Pi-c»,
DftUu MadlciJ CoUfiEe; ituni,: rvKJ mtn; if«t,
Dallm T*sl*friph GoUei«; Wl,', rofd,: vvl.
1SX7: li. (\ l^ihln*on. Prr^,
Druutben'ft FrAeticml Btiiiueki Collvfe; but
iini! Mfi'Ti.; j; P, Itrnii^ticru. Pn'sp,
LmudOD ComervLtory; mils.: t'Ht. IRPd; Cbiirlcft
W. r.bitdMn. D I fee I or*
Ifetropolttmu Busin^ia Collofe; b^ie. iiird nlvn,*
A Ftii)it[iinL Prf«.
Phyifo Hodicm) CoUoj^ of To^ma; i^hysla toed. ^
fiVfd,; eRL UHll; R, L SpiilmH M. U.,
!*('Cjr,
Boutliwoatfero Uolnrtitf ICodioftl Oalieco,
MrdlCfll Ufpt.
SQUthwoatftm IFitlvfiTil^; m^.; ivg,; ccv«d.;
fst, ltKI,t; John O. McR<?jiioldi. M, D.,
LL. p.. iR-iiti.
Unalino Apad«mr^; Hirls' bnardluK: R. 0^: eat.
1»74; Motbor M. llvnnj^PUflt, Prlori^tia,
llnivermlty of Dull mi, Hapmrtment of Fhvr-
ttitkcjt phiir. ; tiion; vst. 1001; E. G. Eh
eric, JDeati.
UniTQ^ity of Pmllu, Kedical Doj^utmeat;
rawl,; rcR.; nifii ; est, 1000; Cbiiftea M,
KoHflf^r, xM, D., Dean,
DEHISOH, GrajTBon Co., pop. ll.SOT,
Draufhon'a BracticaJ Butinoei GoUaK«! tiua,
ntid ttV'n.; J, I\ rinuiKhon, Pnii.
Harahaw'a AnjitdBmr} prop.; eo-wl.i uonawt.;
GfiK L. riarshnw, Prin.
DEHTON, Denton Co.. pop. 4,117.
CdUbKe of Industrial Arti; Itiduat.; womon:
<'st, UWl. ; Cref T, Wnrk. Prvaldent,
Horth Teiai State Kormal CoU«rfr^ normal:
^tyto; f'^rrt; cat, IPftl; W* tl. Bnice,
PrlB.
DETROIT, Bed Blnr Co., pop. 1,060,
Dotroit ITorttial Bcbooli nonoa]; stmc'; i'o^i-d.;
J. llny\ Pri's.
DITBLIH, Erath Co., iwp. 2,(370
Abraham t' Fr&ctical Baainoaa CDllero; bim,
u{)4 fft^'^ii.; E. W. AbTJihanas. I'rlu,
EDDT, McLannin Oi^., t><>0 472.
Eddj Lftararj and Bcfentific Inatttut«£ pn-p.;
CD (M. : mmsfit.; J. M. Iledb!k«1(, Prln.
Intam^tianal Buaiineaa CoUbe^; bii#. imi^tBten.;
thi. TiSrt*; J, P, M nil In. Prea.
EL FABO, El F«o Co.t f">p. t5.90«.
Braugrbon'm Practical Builnvu CoUefft; hun.
ami «leti.; J. R l>raU|{bot!. Pi-hjs.
Intarnatiaiiii BoMneu Colloffo; but. ami i^ltn.;
t^at. 1J>(X^ J. P. Mnlllo, Prea.
t
:^%
TATTBEMOBTB
WfL fumv tf k
9 JjidliMj- ryjMT VwsiLii^
nantf. ssa^ c*,. s^u^, >*««
Araa^teirt PxaictMal BmImw OaE3c0B: Vd»
»*<,; f*ir-- '^'>-^ : -art- 1**: W. K.
T^lfUtf.^niU CtitU§*', '*Ht..; <3*^s*l-; M- E. So..
*^*. W^Jr B^, H, A: 1io*T, M. A.. D. D..
ft. IfB«tiu A< ; aiiiM y ; ir rlx' VAr4:n«: K. C:
aAiVEsmxE. cmIm c*.. i^p. %.ioo.
tfalamrfllo B—la i n C«lkc«; bos. and st<!ii. :
*^t, 1<«^: %. B. Sflbltb. Prin.
I>rMMrb4ra'0 Fr«ciieal BasiacM C*n«c«; bas.
fi« JoMfk's CosT«flrt; prfp.: e<Mh<i.; B. C:
Mf<t4v M«fT. Pfin,
Mi. UMTy'% VsiTcrsitr; «<^/I]>: m««; B. C; est.
IWJi; B*y. A, finrot. Pnw.
VslTcrtitj of Texas, M»dic«3 Departneat;
rri'-d,: r»^-: co-<^.; *«t. JS&l; William S-
Cart^r, M. D., D*an.
UniT«r*it7 of Traaa. School of Phannacy;
pbar: rv,^#^.: «it- J«»3: Dr. W. «. Car-
ter. iMao.
Ursttlioo CoDTOBt; ftrlR' ty^nlins; B. C :
Moth ft Mt. Afn««. Prio.
OEOROZTOWM, WUliamaoii Co., p^. 2,790.
fotithwostom Vnlwnltj; coll.: o-ed.: M. E.
K^i.; «'»t. 1873; lU^ti^rt Stfrwart Hycr, A.
M.. LL. v., Rf!K*iDt.
ORAPEYIMZ. Tarrant Co., pop. 7d2.
OhrapoirlDO CoUofo; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;'
a. T. Jtltidworth. Prln.
OREEmriLLZ, Hunt Co., \^,p. d.fm.
Burloaon CoUoffo; coll.; co-ed.: Bapt.; est.
lWi3: J, K, Jobnnon. Ph. D.. Pres.
Oronnvill* Bnsiness College: bus. and sten. ;
t-nt. 1002; If. O. NIblo. A. B., A. M..
Prt-s.
GREENWOOD. Wise Co.. pop. 400.
Greenwood Male and Female College; prep.:
ro «•<!,; uonncct.', H. B. Oatls. Prln,
KENDERBOV. Rusk Co.. pop. l.QTi.l.
Henderson Normal School: nor.: ro-cd.: est.
IHM; Thoiniis IliiHmJl ]tny. A. B.. J'rin.
HILLSBORO. Hill Co.. pop. r,.(]fiH.
CulbertKon Select School; pn'i». : i-ooil.: non-
ni'ft.: W. A. CiillnTtKun. Prln.
HONEY GROVE, Fannin Co.. pop. 2.H<K).
Wall School; »»•>«* bonnlliiK: .S. V. Wall.
ITln.
HOUSTON. Harris Co.. pop. U.Ki'.i.
JA CmBOB f m g. Cfctrahr* O^. i^v. 1..SCL
niiaain CtSit^aam T— nli a lr : vcv«l: cv^Md.:
II. E. »?.: B«-r. w. K. S=<Kkcr. M. A.
JABPEJL Jaiprr (3^. prp. 473.
B—tlawt Tcxaa OaQcc*; ;re^: e«»eA.: w»-
•ert-: J. H. Srtwict. Prix.
LAMFASAB. Laxyaaaa O^. 7«f^ * 247.
Bt. Hewiaii'a TZla: f'.rb^ boaMJ^: B. C:
-•t. 3>'».: MoKh^ H. Pavlise.
T.AWCASTEB. Dallaa Os.. iwf^ 1.3S^
TjwrasTrr Hilitaiy At aihwj: *Mqrs: m-«ect.:
LA POBTE. Harris O*.. jwf^. C37.
Tezaa MOitazy laatitstc: bcmed.
LAREDO. Wehh Ce.. t<^. 1S.429.
Laredo Semiaaxy: r<*?-: <*»-«d.: II. E. So.:
evt. 1SS2: M:s N. E. Holdi^. Pria.
McEAMMKT. Collm Go., pop. -LMSL
Jeaes Acadewy: {H^ep.: co-^4.: Boa-sert.:
PrankJin G. Jones. A. B.. Pm fSoccovor
to HawtLom^^ AcadeaiyK
MARSHALL, Harrisoa Ce.. pop. 7.855.
Biabop CoUece 'colored^: coll.: co-«d.: Bapt.:
est. 1681: C. H. Maxsoa. B. S.. B. D..
Pres.
Masonic Institute; irirls* tMardin^: noa-sect.:
W. C. Parham. Prin.
Waey TTniversity (colored^: coll.: co-e«d.: M.
E.: est. 1S73: Rer. M. W. Dogan, Pb. D-,
Pres.
MHTDEN. Rusk Co.. pop. 227.
Rock Hill Institute; prep.: co-ed.;
est. 1883.
MOTTVT SYLYAV, Smith Co.. pop. 181.
Rosedale Academy: prep.: co-ed.;
'J. W. Adamson. Prin.
OMEH, Smith Co.. pop. 368.
Summer Hill Business College; bus. and stea..
Rev. N. Smylte. Pres.
Sununer Hill School; prep.; co-«d.: noa-sect.:
A. W. Orr. Prln.
PARIS. Lamar Co.. pop. 9,368.
Mary Connor College; girls* boarding: non
sect.: Townes R. Leigh, A. B., Pres.
PEHTETm
Texas Holiness University: prep.: co-ed.: non
sect.: A. M. Hills, Pres.
PITTSBURG. Camp Co., pop. 1,783.
Jeff Davis College; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
cat. 18S5: S. K. Watson. President.
PRAIRIE VIEW. Waller Co., pop. 100.
Prairie Viow State Normal and Industrial
College (colored^; normal: state: co-«d. :
K. L. r.lnrlcshear. B. A.. Pres.
or THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
235
TEZAB
TEXAS
RUSK, Cherokea Co., pop. 846.
Eut Texu B&ptlAt iDitituto; nt^t^.i co-^.i
Bspt.; cat. lS04r B. W. Vliiiflff. Ph. B.
Rufik Masonic iQJtitute: prep,; ro-vd.: tut.
1S71: C. F, Gibson, I'rtd.
SALABO, Bdl Ca.» pop. 47 L
Tbomm» Arnold High School ; pr**p/: co-*il.^
noTj-spct. ; S. J. Jones nnrt T* J* Witt-
&AK ANTONIO, B«m Co., potn 5?[.:i21.
Ai^adem; of Our Ludj i>f the L«ke; sflrJa'
bOJiMliijETi R- C: \jQth<Jr M. FJorcnce,
Ala^oiD City Gozncn«rci&l CoUesa; bus, anO.
a ten.; Sljnfi-r & Downiry, Prests,
HmrriMOn Scbool, Tha; bofi' boanllDf; cat,
IDO'ii J. H. nod .T. E. HirrlBora, Prlnctpalii.
Mv^rriider'a School; bn>V boa tiling; Qon-Hect^;
J, n MQ^rrufinr, Pfin,
Peacock'* School for Boy At tj^ys* boarding;
military; ncw-iwct.: W?nUy tVaetJdk, Prip.
St. Louii Gollefffi; boys' bonnlliii^; R. C;
t'St. 1R04: Brothpr John Wolf. ^rea.
St. Mmiy** HUI: ttlrl«' boardluic; l\ %.; %e^.
Wiiilare CarnnhrtPir Prln.
S^n Antonio Acftdemy: prcj't. : co-^,: non-
Bet- £.; W. B. Soik'jr, Ph. D,. Prln*
Sui AntfrtUD F«maJg CoUert; eMm^ tumrfliiix:
M. E, go.: pst. 1S04t R<?r. J. B. HorrU
ii©n. A, R.. Pfi-B.
1Tritdin« Acmdemyt ^\tIr' bomrdtng; R. O.i
Motln>r M. Au!i?iiHtiTH\ Siipi'tlor.
WMt Telia HUittry Academy; boys' hoird-
Ing; P. K.', (>«t, 18S3; Rb?v, A. W. S.
C^irdt'ti, RertMT.
SAN K ABC OS. H&7« Co., pop. 2.2&2.
Coronal Institute; t^rcp.; co-ed.; M. 10. So.;
U*'v, ir^tcThnti I'Miiber. Pre*.
Lone Star BvBineEs Collefo; bun. and sten.;
eat. 3SKT; M, C. MeC(?e. Prei.
Southwest TexAs Nortnal Sohotiil; Df^r.; stnte;
ro-ed.p T,'*i. jinrrlR, Fdn*
SIOUIN, OuLdfLlupE! Co., p>p. 3,421.
St» Joioph Acudemy^ prt^^.' coed.; R. C, ;
SlRtt?r6 of lb«f Iiicitmntc Word.
SKE&WAN, QtkyBun Co., pop. 10,2i3,
Attilin Colloge: full.; men: Pri"»b.; CBt. ISfiOi
Rev, TlionifiK S. Clye^. A, B.. DD,. PrcB.
ITdrth TexLi Female ColleffB; glrla^ linATd-
lOij; Mi'th.; Mrs, Lucy Kidd Key. PrUi.
Bh«rmaii Ptivite School: boj?i" HMUPdlog: non-
ftc-rt.T J, H. Le Telllef, Prln.
STEFHENTILLE. Erath Co,, pop. l.?H>2.
Jo^hfl Tarleton College: prup,; co-ijd,; don
Meet.; Ei. E. BnniilPttts A. M,< Prtn,
T£XAB£ANA, Bowie Co., pop. 6,256.
0«tft Cttr Modical CoUot*; mtd.-, rcf. : co-piI.l
est, Ifton: j. W. I*e<?kGr. M. LK. Deaa.
Mona School of Telagnphyi tel,: co-t*d-; c*Ht.
1P(W; J. JL Bhidkf^j, President.
TYLER, Smith COm pop. n,fm.
DimtiKhoii'fl FrKcticml fiuilnaei CoUeEa;; bUA,
and slcn. ; J. F. rtrniiKlion. Prpff,
Tyler CommfiTciU Colleffo; lni», and «lPn, ;
est ; IfJOtk; ]J, E. Byrno, Presi.
VAN ALSTYNE, Grayton Co., po(j, 1,1*40,
CalnmbU CoUefe; pri»p.; eo-rd.; iion-itK!t.; W-
B. Pi lean. Prln.
VIOTORIA, VictorU Co., pop, 4,010,
KaKareth Academy; R-Jrin' bou relink; R. C;
S^iisttr Mary Asnos, Pr(n,
WACO, MijIieEnaa Co,, ptip. 20.CttlI.
Baylor TTnlTeTilty^ coIKt co-ed.; fi»t. t&45; S,
P. Brooks, A. M., LL. 1).. Prra,
Central Tea as Academy: nor. And pr^p,: eo
fd.: est. It>n2: John W. SlronR. t). B.
The BoufliB Scbulcr Schopl: prep.; c<»-gnI.e
Tiiini-Ki(M'L : H. A. Doiijilas, TVIti,
Hill's NMioniJ BusineM CoUeie; liu»,. tften.
iind 1(4.^ •«*, ISST; R, IT, Fini. Prc^a,
Paul Qtuinn CoUe^a j^roUirfdl: coll,: to-ed,;
A, M, E.; *■**. 1S81; William J. Lawn,
R n.. PriwIdfrK
Tezai ChrlitlftD Rniforaltf ; poll.; co-ect;
ChrlsL: mi. 1S73; Clinton Loffkhart. A.
M., Pli. D., Prew.
Tohy'i Fractl«!al Bu tines ■ Golleg'e: 1m», aud
ati'n.: J'^dTn^iinl Toby, Frew.
Waco CouseiratoTy of ICutlc: miiF, and elo.:^
est JSfld: W, B, SrUhnmelpfninii^, Dl-
rf<:tor,
WAJCAHACHIE. Ellii Co., pop. 4. 2 U^.
Trinitr UaiTenity^ POlL; ro-erL; PrenU,. U^ 8^
A.; mt. ISOn; 13. L. Hornbpck, Pb. D..
Prt'BldenL
WEATHEHTCBP* Parker Co,, pop. 4 Jim.
Huffbajr and furner School; prup.: eo-cnl.:
non ^icet.' A. H. riughry ami J, P, Tur-
ner. PrJns.
Texai Female Seialniry; t^irU" ImnvfUnR.
Cmnb. Prpftb.^ esL l^KXJ: U M. Jjogen.
Pr*'HlflJ?nt.
Weathfjrford CoUOfffl:: pr»qK; eo-iMl.; M, E,
Sa: BiATid S. RwlUer. Prln.
WESTMIN&^EE, Collin Co,, pup. 3,1,
WeitminiAtsr Coll eft; pri-p.; eoi^d.r W. E.l
i\ O. Slulshs. Prln.
Westminater Imstftute; tirep. ; Mi-)*d.i Bapt:
lilt. IfwVi; Ctiiirli's TtiompBOn, A. B., Prln.
WHITEWBJOHT. Grayson Cft., pop. 1.804.
Grayion Collefre ; prr-p.; vf}p^,i non-HL%t.;
r^M, \^<\: IL s, rarsons, Pr^Klilent.
Urvulintf Acudemyi pri'p. ; p<xh1.; R. C, ;
Mijllior Sfnry I'rf'idfl. Prln.
Weit TexAi Vllitarr Academy s mimary; P.
Er. Joliii F. HowafisK Sut*t.
UTAH
Population, 276,749. School census, 98,660. School age, 6-18.
Utah is the forty-third state of the Union in point of population, having a total
of 276,749 inhabitants, of whom 272,465, or 98.5 per cent, are white. Of this num-
ber 52,804, or 19.1 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the
entire population is 3.1 per cent, the state ranking fifth in this respect. The educa-
tional system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent Public Instruction Salt Lake City
A. L. Larsen, Chief Clerk Salt Lake City
Chloe Nelson Miller, Assistant Clerk Salt Lake City
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent, Cfuiirman Salt Lake City
J. T. Kingsbury, Secretary Salt Lake City
J. A. WiDTsoE Logan
D. H. Christensen Salt Lake City
VVm. Allison Ogden
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS.
JoH N C. Cutler, Governor Salt Lake City
A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salt Lake City
J. A. Edwards, State Auditor Sah Lake Citv
W. J. Lynch VV. H. Thain '.
T. C. Callister H.N. Hayes
VV. I). Candland
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Dr. G. H. Thomas. President lA)gan
J. H. Paul. First Vice-President Salt Lake City
Frank Fishburx. Second ]' ice-President Rrigham City
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION'.
.\. C. Nelso.v, State Superintendent Public Instruction Salt Lake City
W. M. Stewart. Principal State Normal Salt Lake City
And the County Superintendents of Schools of tlie respective counties.
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UTAH
UTAH
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
The State Board of Education constitutes the State Reading Circle Board.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Schools.
Beaver Fred R. Pryor Minersville 18
Box Elder A. E. Jensen Brlgham City 50
Cache J. L. McCarrey Lpgran 52
Carbon , C. R. Marcusen Price 21
Davis E. M. Whitesldes Layton 80
Emery G. A. Wegrgreland Perron 26
Oarfleld O. G. Anderson CannonviUe 19
Grand Ida M. Wells Castleton 5
Iron E. B. Dalley Cedar City 16
Juab T. W. Vickers NephI 20
Kane D. A. Smith Glendale 11
Millard Jos. FInlinson Oak City 32
Morgran Rachel C. Farley Morgran 16
Piute Emily Bertlesen Marysvale 16
Rich W. D. Johnson Laketown 10
Salt Lake. Granite Dist B. W. Ashton 1900 S. State St., Salt
Lake City.
Salt Lake, Jordan Dist J. W. Smith Sandy 127
Sanpete A. U. Miner Falrview
35
Sevier P. D. Jensen Monroe 34
Summit W. M. Boyden Coalville 33
Tooele A. O. Bates Tooele City 18
Uintah J. P. Rudy Vernal 30
Utah L. E. Egrgrertsen Provo 58
Wasatch Orson Ryan Heber City 21
Wasiiington E. H. Snow St. Georg-e 38
Wayne Joseph Eckersley Loa 24
Weber Thos. McKay Ogrden 23
San Juan A. R. Lyman Grayson 4
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BEATER, Fremont Co.
B«aver Branch Briffham Toang ITnivenity;
prep.; co-ed.; L. D. S.: est. 1808; An-
drew B. Anderson, B. Pd.; D. B.. Pres.
CASTLE DALE, Emery Co., pop. 650.
Emery State Academy; prep.; co-ed.: L. D.
S.: est. 1890; Silas A. Harris, Prin.
CEDAR CITY, Iron Co.. pop. 1.425.
Southern Branch of the State Normal School;
normal: state; co-ed.: George Docker, Pd.
B., Prin.
COALVILLE, Summit Co., pop. 024.
Summit Stake Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D.
Saints; est. 1880; Wra. Z. Terry. Prin.
EFHRAIM, Sanpete Co., pop. 2,086.
Snow Academy; prep.: co-ed.; L. D. S. ; ost.
1888: Newton E. Noyes, Prfn.
LOOAH, Cache Co., pop. 5.451.
A^cultural College of Utah; ngrl.; state;
co-ed.; est. 1889; John A. WIdtsol. A. M..
Ph. D.. Pres.
Brlfham Young College; coll.: co-ed.: Ti. D.
Saints; est. 1878; James H. Llnfonl. B.
S., B. 1).. Pres.
Hew Jersey Academy: prep.; co-ed.; Presb. ;
est. 1878; John M. Cathcart. A. B., Prin.
State School for the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind; state; est. 1884; Frank M. Driggs.
Supt.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Sanpete Co., pop. 2,372.
Wasatch Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; est.
1875: E. M. Patterson, A. M., Prin.
OODEN, Weber Co., pop. 161,313.
Intermountain Business College; bus. and
sten.: est. 1891; James A. Smith, A. M.,
M. S., I»re8.
Weber Stake Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D.
S.: est. 1888; David 0. McKay, prin.
PROVO, Utah Co., pop. 6.185.
Brigham Young University; coll.: co-ed.; Lat-
ter Day Saints: est. 1875; George n.
Brluihall Pres.
School's announcement, — A College. A
Normal School (h^ For grade teachers;
(h^ For kinder^nrton teachers. A Com-
mercial Sfhool. A High School. A
School of Mnsie. A School of Arts and
industries. A i'roparatory School.
Proctor Academy: i)r('p. : eo-ed.: Cong.; est.
iSSS; Rov. S. n. Goodwin. Prin.
SALT LAKE CITY, Salt Lake Co., pop. 53,531.
All Hallows College; boys' boarding; R. C:
est. 1886; Rev. I. I. Gnlnan. S. M., Pr«»s.
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UTAH
UTAH
Gordon Academy; pn'p. ; co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1878; B. M. Hagen, I'rln.
Inter Mountain School of Correspondence; cor-
resp. : co-ed.; est. 1002; Mosiab Hall, B.
S.. Director.
Latter*Day Saints' University; coll.; co-ed.;
est. 1886; L. D. S.; J. H. Paul, Pres.
McSee's Business College; bus. and sten. ; J.
B. McEee, Pres.
Pierpont School of Oratory and Physical Cul-
ture; elo. and or.; est. 1002; Miss Bur-
kella Pierce, Prin.
Rowland Hall; girls' boarding; P. E.; est.
1880; Miss Clara I. Colbume, A. B., Prln.
Salt Lake Business College; bus. and sten.;
Benjamin Goddard, Prln.
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Prcsb.; est. 1875: George B. Sweazey.
M. A., Prin.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
Wm. M. Stewart, Pres.
University of Utah; aniv.; state; co-e<l. : rst.
1850: Dr. Jos. T. KIngsbnry, Ph. D.. D.
Sc. Pres.
University of Utah Department of Medicine
(Two years of medical course) ; med. ;
reg. : co-ed.; est. 1006; Ralph V. Cham-
berlain. Ph. D., Dean.
Utah State Norm3d Kindergarten Training
School; kind, training; co-ed.; state; est.
1808; Marj- C. May, Director.
Utah State School of Mines, University of
Utah; tech.; men; state; est. 1805; Jo-
seph F. Merrill, B. S., Ph. D.. Director.
SPRIKOVILLE Utah Co., pop. 3,422.
Hungerford Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.;
Charles F. Romig, A. B.. Prin.
VERNAL, Uinta Co., pop. (K;4.
Uintah Stake Academy; prep.: co-ed.; L. D.
S.; est. 1801; Raymond Partridge, Prln.
VERMONT
Population, 343,641. School census, 78,251. School age, 5-18.
Vermont is the fortieth state of the Union is point of population, having a total
of 343,641 inhabitants, of whom 342,771, or 99.7 per cent, are white. Of this number,
44,694, or 13 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire
population is 5.8 per cent, the state ranking twenty-second in this respect. The
educational system of the state is as follows:
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Mason S. Stone, Superintendent of Education Montpelier
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Vermont has no School Text-Book Commission officially recognized as a sepa-
rate board. Free text-books are required to be furnished to public school pupils.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Prin. p. R. Leavenworth, President Castleton
SuPT. E. M. RoscoE, Vice-President Springfield
SuPT. F. J. Brownscombe, Secretary-Treasurer Montpelier
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Prin. Isaac Thomas Burlington
SuPT. B. E. Merriam Bellows Falls
Prin. E. G. Ham Randolph
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
SuPT. O. D. Mathewson Barre
Prin. H. J. Stannard Barton
Prin. W. A. Beebe Morrisvillc
VERMONT schoolmasters' CLUB.
Prin. A. E. Tuttle, President Bellows Falls
Prin. C. P. Howland, Vice-President St. Johnsbury
Prin. J. C. Colburn, Secretary-Treasurer Manchester
executive committee.
Prin. E. D. Collins Johnson
Prjn. G. E. Speare Bradford
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
VERMONT
VERMONT
Prin. a. M. Jones No. Bennington
While Vermont has the town, and not the county, system of schools, the
examiners of teachers perform m?iny of the functions of county superintendents
of other states. Aside from the examination and certification of teachers, their
legal duties in connection with summer schools and institutes, appeals from
school patrons, reports to the State Superintendent's office, records of teach-
ers, their giving information and advice frequently sought by teachers and
school officers, and their influential position combine to make them in effect
county superintendents rather than examiners.
EXAMINERS OF TEACHERS.
County. Examiner. Address.
Addison County Bradley C. Rodgers Vergrennes.
Benningrton County Albert W. Varney Benning-ton.
Caledonia County Clarence H. Dempsey St. Johnsbury.
Chittenden County John E. Allen Westford.
Essex County Mrs. Alida F. Enright Lunenburg".
Franklin County Merritt D. Chittenden Fairfax.
Grand Isle County Miss Mary Montgomery. . . .Isle La Motte.
Lamoille County WiUiam A. Beebe Morrlsvllle.
Orange County John M. Comstock Chelsea.
Orleans County Harry J. Stannard Barton.
Rutland County Winthrop P. Abbott Proctor.
Washington County Ozias D. Mathewson Barre.
Windham County Herbert D. Ryder Bellows Falls.
Windsor County Nelson J. Whitehill White River Jet.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BAKEBSFIELD. Tranklin Co.. pop. 1.158.
Brigrh&m Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1877; Donald T. Parker, A. B.. Prln.
BARBE, Waihington Co., pop. 8.448.
Ooddard Seminary; prep.; co-ed.: Univ.; est.
1870: Orlando K. Ilollister. A. M.. LItt.
D.. Prln.
BENNINOTON, Bennington Co., pop. 0.080.
Henry Roderich Grant, Private Tutoring for
Boys; prpp. : non-sect.; Ilenrj' R. Grant,
B. A.
BUBLINOTON. Chittenden Co.. pop. 18.640.
Burlinrton Business College; bus. and stcn.:
est. 1878: E. G. P:van8. Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; prep.: co-ed.: R. i\:
Sisters of Mercy. Prlns.
University of Vermont and State Agricultural
College; univ. : state: co-ed.: est. 180(»;
Mathew 11. Buekham. I). D., LL. I)..
Pres.
University of Vermont, College of Medicine;
med.: rej?.: men: est. 1X2.3; H. C. Tlnk-
ham. M. I).. Dean.
CASTLETON, Rutland Co.. poi*. 2.080.
State Normal School; normal: state: co-ed.:
ost. 1807: Philip R. Leavenworth. A. B..
I'rin.
CONCORD. Essex Co.
Essex County Grammar School: prop.: eo-ed.:
Julius V. Stiirtevant, I'rln.
DANVILLE. Caledonia Co.. pop. 1.02S.
Phillips Academy; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
(St. 1842: Harvey Biirbank, Prln.
DERBY, Orleans Co., pop. 207.
Derby Academy; prep.: co-od.: non-sect.: est.
1840; Ell Edgecomb. A. M., Prln.
ESSEX, Chittenden Co., pop. 2,203.
Essex Classical Institute; prep.: co-ed.; non
sect.; est. 1854; James H. Kales. Prln.
ORAFTON, Windham Co., pop. 024.
Grafton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Charles H.
Cambridge. Prin.
JOHNSON, Lamoille Co.. pop. 687.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.:
est. 1800: Edward Day Colling, A. B.. Pb.
D.. Prln.
LUDLOW. Windsor Co., pop. 1.454.
Black River Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. 18,15: Edwin A. Shaw, B. S..
Prln.
LYNDON CENTER, CaledonU Co., pop. 232.
Lyndon Institute; prep.: co-(^.: non-aert.:
Cardinal L. Goodwin, Prln.
MANCHESTER. Remington Co., pop. 1.955.
Burr and Burton Seminary; prep.: co-ed.: n«>n
soot.: .Tohn E. Colbum. Prin.
McINDOE FALLS. Caledonia Co., pt>p. 325.
Mclndoe Academy; pn^p. : co-od.: noo-nect.:
Carlton D. Howe. A. B.. Prin.
MIDDLEBURY. Addison Co., pop. 1.897.
Middlebury College: coll.: co-e<l. ; non-sect.:
est. 1S<»<>: John M. Thomas. D. D.. Pre*.
MONTPELIER. Washington Co., pop. 6.2GA.
Montpelier Semniary; prep.: co-ed.; If. E.:
Rev. E. A. Bishop. A. M.. D. D.. Prin.
OF THB UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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VERMONT
VERMONT
NEW HAYEV, Addison Go., pop. 1.107.
Beenuui Academy; prep.: co-cd. ; nou-scct. ;
Lather A. Brown, Prin.
NORTH CEAFTSBITRT, Orleans Co., pop. 450.
Cntftibury Academy; prep.; co-ed.; nou-sect. ;
L. E. Tapper, Prln.
NORTHFZELD, Washington Co., pop. 1,508.
Norwich ITniTersity; coll.; mil.; men: state;
est. 1834; Charles 11. Spooner, LL. D.,
Free.
FEACHAM, Caledonia Co., pop. 650.
Caledonia County Orammar School: prep.:
co-ed.: est. 1797; Martin W. Chaffee, A.
B., Prin.
POTTLTNET. Rutland Co., pop. .3.108.
Troy Conference Academy; prop.; co-ed.: M.
E. : Charles H. Dunton, Prin.
RANDOLPH CENTER, Orange Co., pop. KtO.
Randolph State Normal School; normal: state;
co-ed.; Charles H. Morrill, A. B., Prin.
RITTLAND, Rutland Co., pop. 11.400.
Miss Snowlson's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; day: Miss J. E. Knowlson. Prin.
Mt. St. Joseph's Convent; girls' boarding; R.
C; Mother St. Charles, Prln.
Rutland Business College; bus. and sten. ; est.
1880; L. J. Egelston, Pres.
ST. ALBANS, Franklin Co., pop. G.23».
Jordan Hall; mllitar>'; non-sect.; C. L. Jor-
dan, A. B., Prln.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-cd.; R. C; Sis-
ter Eugenia, I»rln.
Villa Barlow Academy; girls' boarding; R. C;
est. 1860; Sister Mary Magdelen, Supe-
rior.
ST. JOHNSBTJRT, Caledonia Co., pop. 6,666.
St. Johnsbury Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1843: Clark Phelps Rowland,
A. M., Prln.
BAXTON'S RIVER, Windham Co., pop. 650.
Vermont Academy; prep.; co-ed.: Bapt. ; est.
1876; John L. Alger. A. M., Prin.
SOUTH HERO, Orand Isle Co.; pop. 017.
Maple Lawn Academy; prep.: co-ed.; est.
1843: Mrs. Fannie A, Stevens, Principal.
THETFORD, Orange Co.. pop. 1,249.
Thetford Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1819: Charles A. Gnlld. Prln.
TOWNSHEND, Windham Co., pop. 833.
Leland and Gray Seminary; prep.; co-ed..
Bapt.; est. 18.32; Harris Ward Lewis. A.
B.. Prln.
VERGENNES, Addison Co., pop. 2.000.
Vermont State Industrial School; indust.;
state; co-ed.; J. N. Barss, Prin.
WEST BRATTLEBORO. Suburb of Brattleboro.
Brattleboro Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; Wesley E. Nlms, Principal.
VIRGINIA
Population, 1,854,184. School census, 595,470. School age, 7-20.
Virginia is the seventeenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 1,854,184 inhabitants, of whom 1,192,855, or 64.3 per cent, are white. Of
this number 19,063, or 1 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy
of the entire population is 22.9 per cent, the state ranking forty-second in this re-
spect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICK
Joseph Dupuy Eggleston, Jr., Superintendent of Public Instruction Richmond
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Joseph Dupuy Eggleston, Jr., Superintendent of Public Instruction Richmond
Claude A. Swanson, Governor Richmond
William A. Anderson, Attorney General Richmond
J. L. Jarman, President of the State Female Normal School , Farmervillc
N. B. Tucker, Professor of Geology and Mineralogy Virginia Military In-
stitute Lexington
S. R. McChesney, Superintendent of Bristol City Schools Bristol
M. M. Lynch, Superintendent of Norfolk County Schools Norfolk
R. C. Stearnes, Secretary to the Board Richmond
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS AND INSPECTORS.
E. H. Russell, First Circuit Richmond
Willis A. Jenkins, Second Circuit Newport News
James S. Thomas, Third Circuit Lynchbtirg
Harris Hart, Fourth Circuit Roanoke
Charles G. Mapiiis, Fifth Circuit Charlottesville
COMMITTEES OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION ON TEXT-
BOOKS.
On Readers and Spellers West, Bowles and Glass
On Grammars and Language Kent, Tyler and Southall
On Arithmetics Glass, West and Bowles
On (jeographies Bowles, Anderson and Kent
On Civil Government Anderson, Montague and Tyler
On Manual Training, Drawing and Writing Montague, Glass and West
On History Tyler, Anderson, Kent, Montague and SouthaD
On Physiology and Hygiene Dr. Sonthall
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VIRGINIA j VIRGINIA
DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
Pop. of
County. Superintendent. Address. County.
Accomac G. Goodwyn Joynes Orancock 28,473
Albemarle Joseph W. Everett Keswick 6.430
Alexandria James E. Clements 1406 G St., N. W..
Washington, D. C 76.630
Alleghany F. W. King Clifton Forge 32.570
Amelia Lewis H. Irving Amelia 903
Amherst C. L. Scott Amherst 17,864
Appomattox J. K. Hannah Evergreen 9.662
Augusta E. O. Peale Waynesboro 32,370
Bath William C. White Warm Springs 5.595
Bedford Wm. R. Abbott Bedford City 30,356
Bland D. H. Munsey Bland 5,497
Botetourt Cary Breckinridge Fincastle 17.161
Bristol (City) S. R. McChesney Bristol 4,579
Brunswick W. B. Valentine Lawrenceville 18.217
Buchanan Thompson Belclier Big Rock 9.692
Buckingham John A. Twyman Wily 15.286
Buena Vista (City) J. P. McCluer Buena Vista
Campbell W. L. Garbee LAwyers 23.256
Caroline John Wasliington Milford 16,709
Carroll Elbert McN. Cooley Woodlawn 19.303
Charles City E. C. Harrison Westover 5,040
Charlotte Charles C. Paris Randolph 15.343
Charlottesville (City) J. W. Lane Charlottesville 6.449
Chesterfield Chas. M. Hazen Bon Air 18.804
Clarke C. G. Massey White Post 7.927
Craig W. O. Martin Newcastle 4,293
Culpeper James M. Beckham Culpeper 14,123
Cumberland Chas. W. Dickinson Cartersville 8.996
Danville (City) Wm. H. Davis Danville 16,520
Dickenson W. A. Dyer Stratton 7,747
Dinwiddle E. C. Powell McKinney 15.374
Elizabeth City .Tohn M. Willis Hampton 19.460
Essex Ed. R. Baird Occupacia 9.701
Fairfax M. D. Hall Burke 18.580
Fauquier Wm. C. Marshall Warrenton 2b. 374
Floyd Peter F. Shelton Basham 15.388
Fluvanna Thos. H. Shepherd Wilmington 9,050
Franklin H. Dalton Dillard Rocky Mount 25.953
Frederick M. M. Lynch Winchester 13,239
Fredericksburg City Benj. P. Willis Fredericksburg
Giles Chas. A. Hardwick Newport 10.793
Gloucester R. A. Folkes Gloucester 12.832
Goochland C. W. Dickinson Cartersville 9,519
Grayson J. K. Fulton Carsonvllle 16.853
Greene George B. Jennings RuckersviUe 6,214
Greenesvllle Henry Maclin Helfiold 9,758
Halifax Thos. E. Barksdalc Sutherlin (R.D.No.2). .37,197
Hanover H. C. Redd Beaver Dam 17,618
Henrico Jackson Davis Richmond 30.062
Henry J. R. Gregory Martinsville 19.265
Highland Jared L. Jones McDowell 5.647
Isle of Wight Gavin Rawls Carrsvllle 13,102
James City Peter T. Cowles Diascund 3,688
King and Queen J. M. Garnett Indian Neck 9.265
King George .Tames Ashby Musselman 6.918
King William Richard W. Fox Duane 8.380
I^ncaster Frank W. Lewis Whealton 8.949
Lee Wm. M. Davidson Jonesville 19,866
Loudoun L. M. Shumate Leesburg 21.948
Louisa Frank T. West Trevilian 16,517
Lunenburg l. T. Wilkinson Neblctts 11,705
Lynchburg (City) e. C. Glass Lynchburg 18.891
Madison Tliomas N. Berry Crigersville 10.216
Manchester (City) D. L. PuUlam Manchester 9.715
Mathews Thomas B. Lane port Haywood 8.289
Mecklenburg Samuel L. Graham Woodworth, N. C 26,551
Middlesex W. S. Christian Urbanna 8.220
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
Pop. of
County. Superrntendent. Address. County.
Montgromery J. H. Stephens Cambria 15,851
Nansemond I^ee Britt Suffolk 23.078
Nelson Henry T. Harris L#ovIngrston 16.075
•New Kent Geo. E. Fisher Quinton 4.865
Newport News (City) W. C. Norton Newport News 19.636
Norfolk (City') R. A. Dobie Norfolk 46.624
Norfolk John T. West Norfolk (Box 185) 50,780
Northampton I^ L. Nottingham Chesapeake 13,770
Northumberland Giles F. Eubank Heathsville 9.846
Nottoway Thomas E. Royall Burkevllle 12,366
Orange Edmund W. Scott Somersett 12.571
Page Charles E. Graves Marksville 13.794
Patrick "reorge W. Via Wool wine 15.438
Petersburg (City) Duncan M. Brown Petersburg
Portsmouth (City) John C. Ashton Portsmouth 17.427
Pittsylvania K. B. Watson Chatham 46,894
Powhatan Wm. U. Kennon Subletts 6.824
Prince Edward John H. Davis Farmville 15.046
Prince George Benjamin Fenner Prince George 7.752
Princess Anne Oswald B. Mears Norfolk, R. F.D. No. 2. 11,192
Prince William H. M. Clarkson Haymarket 11.112
Pulaski David S. Pollock Pulaski 14,609
Radford (City) L. W. Irwin Radford 3.334
Rappahannock CTharles Green Washington 8.843
Richmond Joseph W. Chinn, Sr Warsaw 7,088
Richmond (City)... Wm. F. Fox Richmond 85.060
Roanoke R. E. Cook Salem 15,837
Roanoke (City) Bushrod Rust Roanoke 21.496
Rockbridge Geo. W. Efflnger Lexington 21.799
Rockingham George H. Hulvey Harrisonburg 33.527
Russell H. W. Fugate Fugate's Hill 18,031
Scott W. D. Smith Gate City 22.694
ShenandoaJi J. R. McInturflC Strasburg 20.25J
Smvth H. E. Copenhaver Marion 17,121
Southampton Wm. W. White Silverton 22,848
Spotsylvania T. Welch Dew Youngs 9.2SJ
StalTord Tames Ash by Musselman 8.097
Staunton (City) Francis H. Smith. Jr Staunton
Surry L. M. Savedge Alliance 8,4«J
Sussex W. W. Edwards Burts 12,082
Tazewell P. H. Williams Tazewell 23.384
Warren Gibson E. Roy Front Royal 8.837
Warwick Jos. H. Ham Morrison 4.888
Washington Wm. J. Edmonson Lodi 28.99J
Westmoreland Thomas Brown The Hague. 9.241
Williamsburg (City) H. N. Phillips Williamsburg 2.044
Winchester (City) M. M. I^ynch Winchester 5,l«i
Wise Raleigh D. Baker Bigstone Gap 19.653
Wythe George R. Huffard Wytheville 20.437
York Jas. S. Phillips Poquoson 7.**-
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ABBYVILLE. Mecklenburg Co., pop. 78.
Bluestone Mission School; pri>p. : co-od.; Tnited
Pn'Hb.: ost. 1S80: C. H. Wilson. A. B..
Prin.
ABINGDON, Washington Co.. pop. l..ino.
Academy of the Visitation: jflrls' bonnllnp;
It. r. ; Sist(*r Marj* Ajjno.s Broujriiton.
I'rin.
Martha Washington College: jrirls'
M. K. So.; vHt. IKOO: Hcv. W.
A. M.. Pros.
Stonewall Jackson Institute: pirls'
I»rosl). : ost. ISfiS; Miss Knto M
«.. Pres.
ALEXANDRIA, Alexandria Co., pop. 14..'>2S.
lioanlinK;
M. Dyer.
honnlinj?:
Hunt. A.
Episcopal Schools; l)oy8' boardinf:; P. B-*
M. Rlnckfonl. M. A.. Prin. ^.
Potomac Academy: iKjys* boanling; noii-»**
est. 1S(K»: John S. Blackburn. Prin. ^
Protestant Episcopal Theoloffical Semia^^^*^:
Virginia: thool.: men: P. E.: est. ^^iTZg
R.'v. Sanniol A. Wallis, D. D.. A<^*'
Dean.
ASHLAND. Hanover Co.. pop. 1.147.
Randolph-Macon Colleg«; coll.: men: V*
So.: (St. 1S.J2: R. E. Blackwell. A-
LL. I).. Prcs.
BEDFORD CITY. Bedford Co.. pop. 2.416.
Belmont Seminary: Kirlf*' boanliog: non-'''
.St. 1S.S2. I). W. Road. M. A.. Pre*.
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245
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
Co-Operative School; girls' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1898: 0. G. Rucker. A. M.,
Pres.
Handolpli>Macon Academy; boys' boarding;
M. E.; est. 1800; E. Sumter Smith, Prln.
BELLEVITE, Bedford Co., pop. 27.
Bellevue High School; boys' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 186G; William R. Abbott, Prln.
BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier Co., pop. 78.
Bethel Military Academy; military; non-sect.;
est. 18G6; William M. Kemper, A. B.,
Supt.
BLACKSBTTRO, Montgomery Co., pop. 708.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute: tecli.; men.;
state: est. 1872; P. B. Barringpr. M. D.,
LL. D.. Pres.
BLACKSTOKE, Nottoway Co., pop. 585.
Blackstone Female Institute; girls' board-
ing: Meth.; James Cannon. Jr., A. M..
Prin.
Hoge Memorial Military Academy; military:
Pppsb.; est. 1803; Col. Edward B. Fish-
burno. B. S., Pli. B., Prin.
BLACK WALNUT, Halifax Co., pop. 48.
Cluster Springs Academy; boyK' boarding:
Prcsb. ; est. 1805; Hampden Wilson, Head
Master.
BON AIR, Chesterfield Co.. pop. 54.
Bon Air School; girls' boarding: Meth.; Wil-
liam Day Smith, Prin.
BOWLING GREEN, Carroll Co.. pop. 458.
Bowling Green Female Seminary; girls'
boarding: M. E. So.; est. 1807; T. H.
Phelps, A. M., Prin.
BRIDGEWATER, Ro9kingham Co., r>op- 3S4.
Bridge water College; coll.: co-ed.: Ger. Bapt. ;
est. 1884: W. B. Yount, Pres.
BRISTOL, Washington Co., pop. 4.570.
Sullins College: girls' boarding: M. E. So.;
est. 1800: W. E. Martin. M. A.. Ph. D..
Pres.
Virginia Institute: girls' boarding; Bapt.; est.
1884; J. T. Henderson. A. M.. Pres.
BRUINGTON, Xing and Queen Co., i)op. 13.
Bruington Academy; prrp. ; ro-ed. ; non-sect.:
Alex. Flett, Prin.
BTJENA VISTA, Rockbridge Co., pop. 2.:iS8.
Southern Seminary; girls' boarding: Meth.;
est. 1807: Rev. E. II. Rowe. Prin.
BURKEVILLE, Nottoway Co., pop. 5.104.
Ingleside Seminary (colored): girts' board-
ing: Prcsb.: est. 1802; Rev. Graham C.
Campbell, M. A., Prin.
CAPPAHOSIC, Gloucester Co.
Gloucester Agricultural and Industrial School
(colon»d): agrl. and Indust.; non-sect.;
William G. Price, President.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Albemarle Co., pop.
0.440.
Brown's University School: pn'p.: luou: non-
H«»<?t. : est. 1SJ)7: J. Tlioinpsoii Brown. Jr.,
Prln.
Dinwiddle's University School: hoys: iinii-
wct.: K. E. Din>vid<lic, I'rln.
Rawlings Institute; girls' l>oar(linK: Bapt.:
est. 1850; Rev. H. W. Tribble, B. A.,
D. D., Pres.
University of Virginia; univ. ; state; men:
est. 1825; Edwin A. Alderman, D. C. L..
LL. D., Pres.
University of Virginia, Department of Medi-
cine; med.; reg. ; men; eat. 1825; Dr. R.
H. Whitehead. M. D., r.ean.
University of Virginia, L«iw School; law;
men; est. 1820; W. M. Lile, Dean.
University School; bovs' boarding; non-sect.;
Horace W. Jones, Pria.
CHASE CITY, Mecklenburg Co., pop. 542.
South Side Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
Edward C. James, Prin.
CHATHAM, Pittsylvania Co., pop. 1,100.
Chatham Episcopal Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
P. E.; Mrs. E. Elizabeth May Willis,
Prin.
CHURCHLAND, Norfolk Co., pop. 250.
Churchland Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
Charles T. Wortham. Prln.
CLAREMONT, Surry Co., pop. 0.500.
Temperance Industrial and Collegiate Inati-
tute (colored): prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1802; John J. Smallwood. D. D.,
Pres.
CLIFTON FORGE, Alleghany Co., pop. 3.580.
Clifton Forge Seminary; girls' boarding and
day; non-sect,; Miss Dora L. Br>'ant,
Prln.
DANVILLE, Pittsylvania Co., pop. 10,520.
Danville Commercial College; bus. and sten. ;
est. 1803: J. W. Coolf and C, S, Wheat-
ley, Props.
Danville Military Institute; military: non-
sect,; Campbell and Lyndnor, Prins.
Randolph-Macon Institute; girls' boarding;
M. E, So.: est. 1808: Charles G. Evans,
A. M,. Pres,
Roanoke Female College; girls' boarding:
Bapt,: est. 1850: Robert Edwin Hatton,
A. M.. Ph. D.. Pres.
DAYTON, Rockingham Co., pop, 425,
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School
of Music; prep,; co-ed,: U, B. : est, 1870:
Rev. E, IT, Iloensliel, D, I)., Prln.
EMORY, Washington Co., pop. 184.
Emory and Henry College; coll,; men: M, E,
So,: est. 1S;J8; Rev. U, G. Waterhouse,
D. D., Pres,
FARMVILLE, Prince Edward Co., pop. 2.471,
State Female Normal School; normal; stato:
woinrn; est, 1884; J, L. Jarman, B, A..
Pros,
FARNHAM. Richmond Co., pop, 58.
Famham Academy; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
E. Williamson. Prln.
FLOYD, Floyd Co., pop. 402,
Oxford Academy; pn'p. : «*o-od.: I'rrsi). ; John
K. Harris. I'rln.
FORT DEFIANCE, Augusta Co., pop. 4:t.
Augusta Military Academy; luilitar.v; ikmi-
.s.'ct.: Charles S. Roller, A, M,, Prln.
PATTERSON'S COliLEGE
SCTOBT
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
FR4.NKLIH, Boutbftnsptan Co.« pop- Mi3>
Euphrttdiaia Imititotei fJt^p.; e&-^.; ncm-sect,:
mt. IJMn): Fnmiy L. Wtbb, Prin.
FrADkliii FsihaJb Seminbr^r; filtls' bciftrdln;;;
uciu-Bsicr. 1 Pint. ISnS; Joliti B. Brewer^ A.
M.. Pk».
FranUin ltllit&i7 AcKd«my^ boyii' boardius:
nonscct.i est. 1S£Hj; O, W- Andertoa. A,
FEEDEEICKaBTJEO^ Spottaylvania Co,, ijwp.
Frederfcksburg Ci»ll«ffQ; coll,; co-e^L; Pr«b.:
piit, ISftKii Upt. JoUii R, RoBfbrci, A, B.,
Ai'tlUR rv^M.
FRONT ROYAL, Wwnso Co., pop. 1,005,
FAAteTii CoUoffl; coll.; oo-f^J.' noa-a^i^t,; p«t,
GATE CITY, Scott Co., pnp. 6CM).
Bbo&maket Colloere; l^Vf^K: co-r'd.; nitia-^t!ttr,
h\ li. ritziniTrkM. rr(.*s.
Rgrndplph-MacoD Acftdemy^ U^ys' bnurdlitg: M.
tJ, Si>.^ e^l. 181S2; Cbrtflea L, Mi.*ltop. Pria,
GiaUCESTER, Warren Co., [Hip, *65.
Olouceater Academy; boyH' buat^lLiig; uuti-
sirHt,; Jijhii Tiilfli , M. Se.. Prefl.
&0RDOKiVlLtE, OranffB Co., jiap. 003.
Wtiodiawa Sommniy *pd Vovioal Institute;
jjlrlft' liKirdlnK; naustH-t,^ tst. IMOl; Ed-
ji^jir SdiTson, B, S,, U. Su., Prin*
HAMPDEK-SIDNET, Prloee Edwwd Co,, pttp.
Hampden-Bldney Collfl^e: co!l.j infti; Pre»b^:
(tit. 1770; Bt'V. J. GTuy Mf A Ulster, D> IK.
HAHPTOir. Elixibeth Dlty Co., ttoi), Z7U.
Hsmpion CollB^e; i^trl!}' bonrdliig; non-HC-ct.;
\U»yi U(^t*te L. FltcliKt, Prld.
Hampton Kormtl ■.nd A^tmltural Infltltuta
teokiroai; manuul jiiid hiduul.; 8ttit<^
['O^'d,; rst. ISitSi: Itpv. IIollls B. Fr1st?t'll.
I). P., LU D,, Prlp.
SpillBr A<;&d4Eny; prep,: I'ot'd.: BopL; G.
Kdward Read, Prills
HIERNDON, FMtrfu Go,, pop, 092.
Herndon Semimry; ba:ri' boniMlag; V* IS.:
Ml^srrt (nstUmini, PridB.
HOLLADAY> Bpattsylvftnik Co,, |(0p. QD,
Froipect HUl Uom? Scta^ol ; girls' boirding:
Pfiwh.^ I'Ht, ino;i; Mitta X, E, Si^on, Prlu.
HOLLINS, Rosneko Co,> pftp. 5".
f^atr ]i^i-2; JJtirj^ L. Cock*;. Pivb.
lEVIlfGTOH, LincsBtei' Co., pop. 1,W1.
Ches&peiikf^ Academy; pn^p. ; eo-^-d.; [imi-s(*f(. ;
► St. tSsJi; D. tt Amk^r&op, M. A., Prtn.
LAWREKCEVILLE. Brum wick Co,, pop. 700,
St, Paul HoTinfcl jmd Indiutri*! Bckflol; imt-
iiial; itiduat.t ii^*h1,; P. U.^ tit. IHS85 Rin,
J^inu'ii S. RxJSM'H, Prln.
LEBAHOK. Rutmell Cn., jjop. ^25.
Ru»«U CoUeiB, Tbe; |»rfp. ; co-i'd,; afln-ajct. ;
R. M. ('(>p<?nbnver. Pfla,
LEWI8T0K, Spotttylvania Co.. iwp. 27.
Bel'Air &ehool; iinj.: *;"cM'd.i PT(*»b.; est,
IWt; N, !■:, Sh'mM, l*rtn.
LEXINGTON, Rockbridge Oo,t l»'p. 3,a<»:i
Vlr^niji. MilitJiry Institute', titil,; noiisett. :
est. 1830; C<jL Etlnnrd W, NicbfltH, Api.
Siipt.
Waabisg^oii sjad Lee Uai^entty; tititv ;^ itten.
inm-st'Ct.: f'Pt, I74|t|; llc<jrgc H. PttD*?,
r,L, 15., J*r™,
Wa.ahinrton and Leip ITuiTeiriity. L«« Be:kf«t:
low; racnt est. ISflO- W. R. Vauct*. rii
LOCtrST DAXE, Maditoc Ca., pop. 5®.
Locuat Dide Acidamy; mllittiry: nwiawt
«?flt. ISr.S; W, W. BHpRs. a E., Prltt,
LDDI, W&ibmrtoi3 Co., pop. 10.
Liberty Hail Honie Bckooli f*H'p,: ^o-**! ,
Presb,; c?st. ISOO; Allen Jtrtn?i, Jr., B. 1»,
Pria.
LTNCilRnRG. Cinipbftll C&.» |)op. tS.SOL
PiBdiziopt Businosi Colle^o; bus. ttuH steo-
(Rt. 1S«7; J. W. Giles, Pfea.
SmjtliVft BuEipoBi Colltife; hn». tipd atrB,, T
I'lU-k^^r Sniitb. Prpe.
RandoIpJi'Micop WnnLau't CoUtCB^ w<i«ti:
M. E. Ho,; (>Bt, ISKl; Win. W. ShHTIl
A. M.. IX, n,. Free.
Yinfinii. BapUit SomiiuiT Kolorc'dil: v^'p ^
covf^t Biipt,; UtM^rge HnyeR, Prln.
Vitigii^ia' Cbri«ti*ft C»UftS«; prep : e<>-iMl,: D«»
r-lpliji; vnt. 1P03; JuBCpbus HopWAOil, JL
M., Pt<=«.
Tirsinia Tbeoloffical BemiELaiy and GoIl«c«:
coll.: ]ind theol.; Cf>cd. ■ Ititpt. ; ilirgarr
W. JlaTcs. A, M.. PreB.
IC AH ASS AS, PriPiie Wmiam Co.. pop. ftlT.
HauAiAKA Xnititntia^ pn?p.; ci^wl,: iimi-«n
Priti.
ICASIOir, Bmyitb Co., pop. 2.tHo.
Marlon Female CoUece; ffrts* boaMiii^; Uttk^
est. 1S71; Rl-v. J. J. Sctertr. A. li..
Pits.
KAEKHAM, Fnnqniar Co., ftop. 150,
ClfiTeland Hi^h School t prtp.; (?0-ed.; P.
.tsicms J. Msm>tiiiU, Priu.
lENDOTA. -WuhiDgton C«,, fwp. 161.
Haiti 11 ton Hifb BchnoU prt-'p.; co-ed.:
tictt, ; Wui, C. Pit (ton. Prin,
MILLER SCHOOL P, 0., A!beizL«rle Oa,» E«f»- »
KiU«T Hanumt Soko^l of Alb^maii^: t«ek«: <^
ed.; ncn-sect.: c«t, ISTS; StoncWiiU T^iftrM
kkpj». M. M. C. gopc. I
ACILLWOOB. Glarko Co.. pop. 40u.
Cla,y Hill Acadamy; l^oyis^' tsoardln^; lUMiHW^t. ,
Wtlltiini II Whiting, Jf„ Prla.
MOUHT CLIKTON, RiKjkiniiitm Co*, ii«»t., S&
Wost Central Academy; (imp.: ro-M . mtm
Mt?t.; i.-&t, Ifetil; D, t. Sut*r, IMa-
MOtTKT CRAWFORD, RockibcliuD Co.. t^
:iao.
Roctkip^hom HUitary Imtitiite; uti|J|af7,
ntin-*?<*t,; F. A. Hyirrly. Prio..
NEW ORANGE.
Woodbnry Foreat flckool; tmyr^* hfmtHHn^i
Meet.; c6t, IsetK J, Carter Wslk^. Be
NORFOLK. Horfolk Co., v^k 4(1,024.
Leacbe-Wood Semjutitf; firU' lN>af«liiij:.
«*-<'L; t»ni. IS* J; Mlm AmMS I»- W«
Prill,
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247
VIRGmJA
\ IRQ IN i A
Maifelk Acndnmr; boys' bQaftJiltig; u^ii-se^t. :
KoTfoIk ItiBBion OolleK^; pfct^.; <!oed.; CJ.
Philllpi And WMt School for 0irli, Tlio; glrlH'
IjoitnUtii;' noiiwt't,; Sllssfs rial nips jinul
Bt. MaJi^r^i Male AGAdsmy^ txi^'^' bounlltiis: H.
C. : Bcrtther RK^moiiil. Prln.
Southern Sberth&nd nad BtnLneti Ualvertltsr :
fjiifl. unci Httn.: J. M, Rt'waler. Pros.
OHOKCOCK, AqcoBflmc Ooi. pop, 03S,
MJLTgiLret AcftdBcny; t:|oaPtL
PETEHSBUEG, Peteraburgr City Co.» pop. 21,"
Bontlifini remilo Ci^Ue^e: firla* tiDtrditiff; omu-
Bcct.; t«t. 1^4; Artbuf Kyk^ DavU, A.
M.. Frrs,
VlrfinliL NoimAl i.od laduBtri&l lABtltute;
(CoIorcMln noniiiil nnd Intliir^t.; sX;\tf-
i'i>-*>d, ; c*t. isHT!; J, H- JotitiBtou, t»b, I>-.
POHTSMOTJTH. iTorfolk Cto., pop. t7.42fT;
PortBmauth Academy; prt'i^.; f?o-f>d.; non-s£ct.:
W. H. Stoke*. Prin.
St. JoBeph'B Acmdamy; grirlit; bdnriltn^; R. C;
Bt* Pauri J(*1b Acadflay; prep^ boys: R. C, ;
(Rt, lS.r^r;; Rrf>tlic^r -Timttn. G. X. B.. PHn,
BABFOED, Montgomery Co.* pop. S,S44.
St. Albfciis Scbonal; prt'fi.; boy 34; D<Mi-»ect.; nut.
mir2i J. L. Eldstelti. A. B.. Oead Mafttf-t.
RELIANCE, WBrron Co.( rH>iK Til.
SbeaandoiLb Colleffe; uolL; c-oed.; nan-scpt. i^
e»t. ISSW; W. It. Kline. It. 3,. Pftt.
BchooPe ADnouncenieiLt. — FueilttLdti n.e
tiOoA tkw Clin be bna f^r (he inonpy. Rdte^
pxreedlnfflj low, Unnr^L tuition, booka.
laiindiy. in fact, all iKi'<'ssary oTtptuiws
frofli |I50 to $225 tMJf wiiKloii f^C 40 wtH"kH.
A aeJL-ct pri Villi- ntbtiol ofTcringr All tli«
advaDtugc'B Qf n liii^'h priced Sflhiol.
ConnBe iiicUi<lt"^ Mutlu'iiiMtlfa, NfitiiruU
Mental, and Mi>rul *'4cfi'TiiM'; Luttn. tJrock.
Frenctir Garmitii. MpnnUh, notl li^ngllih;
Gofnmerclm! Brnnebt**. Wimto ii RpcHjInlty
— Vociil and InfttniRMMttfil Incrludlni? Ph
lujo, Or^an, VEolln, Guitar. Nfandrilln,
;ijid Btamk BBUd. Mniiy SpunlRb si>PMk-
Ins HtudentB hti\^ bt^oii Utis^bt to speak
En^tf^li LntEltlgiintly hi 11 or 4 moatbu.
miCHMOHU. Henrico Co., pop^ Sri,<KJi>.
AcKd«tay of the VtBitatiou; fflrla' bojitdluf?:
R. t:.; SIsttT M- .TiifltliiEi PrfVQBt, Prln.
Bclioort AnDOuni:em«nt.' — Acnflpmy of tbo
ViBltnlioti, Motitp SlurJu. tSrwce StreiJt*
Iwtwen 22iid and 23rtl Strf*et». U\rh-
fno&d. Va. Pa rents and gromrdlans wbo
wiRb trt seciiro for yuang ladies. In 11
flrpt-fU** boni-rtmg sfhcKjl, tlio b^.'^nptlif! of
n solid MTnl r^flnf'd cMiticnlion, witb um-
tprnol siariprvlftl'*n o^'pr tbeir bunttli^
iTiinralB and majanerB. wUl bnve no n^naon
trt rfgret their ^-hnlrt' mt tht^ SimnJt^
Mdrl4i Aeadi'my, On tlic po tired ntid
luiiltb.v hi-l^hts of Rb-limtrndn in biillil
I UK* inihiritrfl t» ndtnit rKldlHonrtl nitp\[-
t-Mitla, the pqpIlK enjoy iimple i^fonmU.
plfturcMiue Tlews. and i>vory fflt'lllly iiu-
dflr »n ftpprovi'd s^y attain and aa efflclent
rorpa of t('aii>liprs, for thtir conteiilnn*Qt
rti>d progrDEi.
Davti^a acbool, Mi is; pre p.: co-ed.; nun-sei^i. ;
tst. I8&0; Miss MJvy P. DaTtff, Prin.
Hartaham Memorial OoUeve (coUwud) : ci»ll.
jnd nornt iDrtiist*; women; Bnptt eat^
las.^: Rov, Lymnn B. Tefft, A. M., D. D.,
Pren.
MoGFuire'i TJalTenity Bchooh prop,; haym
non-ecrt.; i*st. 18(15; Johp Peyton Me-
Gulpe. .Tr. ; Prin.
Medical OolleffB af Virginia; metl.: rep,: m**n;
I'Sf. lB3.**r Chrlst.tpbcr Tompliliiii. M. D-.
DiNin^ Oollcffi.' .ind .Mnrahall Sts.
KolIay'B Scboal for Boys; bo;r«' boarillns;
non-prrt.i T*. M, NoJU^jr. Prin.
Riobmond Buaineit College; bn». Rn<1 Btcn. :
rfi(. tixvj; J. E. Ormes, B. A.. Prin.
RjE^limond College; lOlL; mtn: Rupt.; mt.
1R.J2; F vr. BoatwrlKbt LU a. Pttb.
Ekhmond Collefd, Law School; Inw: men; mt.
1S70; r, W- Boatwi-lgbt, LL, D,, Deiin.
Rtcrhmotid. CanBeTratoi^ of Maiio^ fnuMle; t!<i-
pd.^ fSt. Ifl04; Frank Eiipone Cathy, fit
rcetor,
Bt. Hafy'a Benedictine Inntttute; eirl«* brtanl-
Stijr: 11 Or. est. ISTO; Slstpr M. GertrinlP.
PI n^ trees,
Btn Ffiter'8 Catbsdnl Scbdoli bo^Bt n, C:
BrnthfT Mftrcellim, Prin.
Smitbdeali Btiilnefts GoUokb; bus, and nWn.i
CM. 1S(J7: G. M. .^^mltbdcal, HI. Ai^ctu,.
Pi^s.
TTnien Tbeolorical Seminary in Tif^lnia:
thpfiLr mem Prr-eh.; eet 1812; Walter W.
AltHjm, n. p.. LL. D., Pres.
ITniTeriity Oollflffe ef Medicine; ine4.; ri"ff.?
im^n; osi, rwi3; E*atilua A. Irvlnf, Ht, H.,
Di'fin,
UniTCTaity Collefe of Medicine* Dental De-
partment; deuLi men: eat, 1833; -T, AV
]\^tm Hnil!cr<?Ji, Dean.
UniTfitaity Collefo of Kedlolno. Dftpartment
of Fbarniflcy; phur. ■ co-&a,; eit 180515
Btnai-t Mi'Onlrp^ Pn?s,
Vtia^iaia Mocbanic'i Inititutet tech.*. mc^n:
n<jii*ccl.: oat 1884; Frank W. tiijkp. R,
A.< Snpt
YtrvlflfA Schoel of Bentiatry, MedioitI College
of Virginia; detit.t men; est, 1S07; Ohrlslo
piifr ToQipkinN. Dean.
Virginia School of Pharmjtcy, Medical Oollaffo
of VitfiaiAi; pliat". : men; eat, 1807; Chrit-
tnpbtT Tj imp kin a. Dean^
VlrciaiB Union TTni^orsity tfO'lored): coll. and
thcoL; men: Bapt; eet. 1800; d'orgit R.
TI**if*.v, Tl, D , Proa.
Weatmintter SchooU fflrln' boarding ^ Pr<'Pl>.:
pst, 1001; Mls» Carrie Lee CamptHdl.
Prin,
Wo man' a Cetlef«;^ firlrla* boa nit pg; Biipt.;
.T Jim PS NiJlstJn, Prin.
RIBGEWAY. Henry Co.i pop. 333.
EidrQW'ay Inititute; pi-ep.t <!fl-Pd.; noD-Bnct-;
rst. IWtri; Thins. C. Nnnn, Prin.
B OAK ORE, Ro4noie Co.. \un>. 2L405.
AlUfbeny Academyi rlijBpt?,
Ifational Builneti College: bu». tiiid u\*'nr,
1:. M PcMiltijr, Prea.
TiririAia Co]l«fe^ ait'U* buarditii^; non-aeiit.;
Mattir* P. fTarrlB, Prin.
248
PATTEBSOITS COIJ£0£ AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
SALEM, Roanoke Co., pop. 3,412.
Roanoke Collose; coll.; moi: Lath.; est. 1853;
John A. Morehead. A. M.. D. D., Pres.
BCHUTLER, Nelion Co., pop. 13.
KleinboTiT High School; girls' boarding;
Presb.; Missefl Wailes. Prln.
SC0TT8BTJR0, Halifax Co., pop. 207.
Scottaburg Normal School; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect.; C. R. Hairfleld, Prin.
SOUTH BOSTON, Halifax Co., pop. 1.851.
Sonth Boston Female Institute; girls* boaiti-
Ing; non-sect.; J. P. Smead, Prln.
SPOTTSWOOD, Augusta Co., pop. 37.
Valley High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
James M. Ma8<Mi, Prln.
STAXTNTON, Augusta Co., pop. 7.289.
Dunsmore Business College; bus. and sten.;
J. G. Dunsmore, Pres.
Staunton Military Academy; military; non-
sect.; est. 1872: Wm. H. Kable. Supt.
Mary Baldwin Institute, The; girls' boarding;
non-sect.; Miss E. C. Weimar. Prln.
Stuart Hall (formerly Virginia Female Insti-
tute): girls' boarding; P. E.: est. 184.3:
Miss Maria Pendleton Duval. Prln.
8TRASBT7RO, Shenandoah Co., pop. 000.
Strasburg Institute; closed.
STUART, Patrick Co., pop. 371.
Stuart Normal College; normal; private; co-
ed.; I. A. Brlggs, Pres.
SXTFFOLK, Nansemond Co., pop. 3,827.
Nansemond Seminary; girls' boarding: P. E.;
Mrs. Lucy H. Qulmby, Prln.
St. Paul's Universalist Mission; prep.; eo-ed. ;
Univ.; T. E. Wise, Prin.
Suffolk College; girls' boarding: Mcth.: Sally
A. Flnuey. Prin.
SWEET BRIAR.
Sweet Briar College; glrln* boarding; non-
sect.: est. 1006; Dr. Mary K. Benedict,
Ph. D., A. B., Pres.
TAZEWELL, Tasewell Co., pop. 1.090.
Dodge's Business College; bus. and sten.: oHt.
1808: J. H. Dodge, Pres.
Tasewell College; prep.: co-ed.: non-sect.; C.
D. M. Showalter. Prln.
URSUS, Grayson Co., pop. 30.
Elk Creek Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
M L. Roark. Prln.
WARRENTON. Fauquier Co., pop. 1.027.
Fauquier Institute; girls* boarding; non-sect.:
George G. Butler. A. M. Prln.
WAYNESBORO, Augusta Co., pop. 856.
Fishbume Military School; military; non-sect.:
est. 1879; James A. Fishbume, A. B..
Prin.
School's Announcement. — ^Teachers: able,
experienced, faithful. Pnplls: only truth-
ful, pure, manly boys wanted. Number
limited. Location: "VaUey of Virginia."
elevated, healthful, accessible, at Junc-
tion two leading railroads. Health and
comfort of pupils carefully looked after.
Pupils from New Tf||c. Michigan, etc.. to
Texas; write for Catalogue.
WEST POINT, King William Co., pop. 1.307.
West Point Seminary and Normal Inatitnte:
girls' boarding; non-sect.: J. T. Bethel,
M. A., B. D., Prin.
WILLIAMSBURG, James City Co., pop. 2.044.
College of William and Mary; coll.: state:
men: est. 1093; L. G. Tyler, D. D.. LL.
D.. Prin.
WINCHESTER, Frederick Co., pop. 5.161.
Episcopal Female College; girls' boarding:
P. E.; est. 1874; A. M. Smith, A. M..
Pres.
Fairfax College; closed.
Shenandoah Valley Academy; boys' boarding;
non-sect.; J. B. Lovett. Prln.
Valley Female College; girls' boarding; M. E.
So.; est. 1874; Rev. John P. Hyde. D. D..
LL. D., Pres.
WISE, Wise Co., pop. 511.
Oladeville College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
R. J. Davis, Prin.
WOODLAWN, Carroll Co.. pop. 76.
Woodlawn Normal Institute; nor.: co-ed.; non-
sect.; est. 1887; E. E. Worrell, Prin.
WOODSTOCK, Shenandoah Co., pop. 1,069.
Massanutten Acodemy; prep.: co-ed.; Re-
formed; est. 1809.; Howard J. Benchoff.
A. M.. Pres.
Suffolk Institute; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
A. P. Kelly, Prln.
WYTHEVILLE, Wythe Co., pop. 3,360.
Academy of the Visitation; girls' boarding -
R. C; Sister M. Agnes. Prin.
WASHINGTON
Population, 1,200,000. School census, 235,061. School age, 5-21.
Washington is the thirty-third state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 800,000 inhabitants, of whom 496,304, or 95.8 per cent, are white. Of this
number 102,125, or 19.7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 3.1 per cent, the state ranking fourth in this respect.
The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
Henry B. Dewey, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Olympia
J. M. Layhue, Assistant Superintendent Olympia
W. W. Montgomery, Deputy : Olympia
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
R. B. Bryan, Ex-Officio President Olympia
J. W. Shepherd, Secretary Walla Walla
P. A. Wn^LiAMS Aberdeen
T. A. Stiger Everett
J. A. ToRMEY : Spokane
STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION.
The school funds, school lands, etc., are handled by the State Land Commission.
E. W. Ross, State Land Commissioner, State Tax Commissioner and Fire
Warden Olympia
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
Washington has no School Text-Book 'Commission. In 1901 the law requiring
state adoption of text-books was repealed, to take eflFect in 1905. Prior to that time
text-books had been adopted by the State Board of Education.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
A- H. YoDER, President Tacoma
O. C. Whitney, Secretary. Tacoma
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. SuDerintendent'.s Name. Address. Districts.
Adams W. J. Lansing Rltzville - 73
Asotin Mrs. TJllian C. Merchant . . . Asotin 26
Benton W. T. Walton Montesano 70
250
PATTERSON'S COU£0£ AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
County. Superintendent.
Chehalis E. Riste
Chelan Harlin E. Rlsley
Clallam J. W. Gilkey
Clarke Milton Prlchard . . . .
Columbia Mrs. Nellie G. Fair.
Cowlitz BL A. Taylor
Douglas E. F. Elliott
Ferry Marie Stack
Franklin Mrs. B. C. Nagrle. . . .
Garfield Elizabeth McCoy .
Address.
.Wenatchee . .
.Port Angreles
. Prosser
.Vancouver ..
. Dayton
.Kalama
.Waterville ..
.Republic
. Pasco
. Pomeroy
No. of
Districts.
38
45
Island Miss Clare Corastock Coupeville
Jefferson John D. Phillips. Port Townsend
Kingr Thomas P. Storey Seattle
Kitsap C. E. Beach Port Orchard . .
Kittitas Hoyt F. Blair Ellensburg
Klickitat Miss Erama T. Clan ton Goldendale
Lewis R. E. Bennett Chehalis
Lincoln Miss Margraret Craig Davenport
Mason Mrs. Fannie Champlin Shelton
Okanogan W. E. Gramble Conconully
Pacific Miss Josie H. Bush South Bend
Pierce L. L. Benbow Tacoma
San Juan Miss Nellie Sweeney Friday Harbor
Skagit J. Guy Lowraan Mount Vernon .
Skamania A. C. Sly Stevenson
Snohomish Thomas F. Stiger Everett
Spokane M. B. Watkins Spokane
Stevens F. Leo Grinstead Colville
Thurston Fred J. Brown Olyrapia
Wahkiakum Miss Maude Kimball Cathlamet
Walla Walla Grant S. Bond Walla Walla . .
Whatcom Richard J. Schusman Whatcom
Whitman N. D. Showalter Colfax
Yakima Jacob A Jacobson North Yakima .
. 78
. 51
. 67
. 96
. 13
. 21
. 37
. 18
. 20
.140
. 49
. 37
. 69
.111
.128
. 42
. 48
. 47
. 99
; 77
. 16
. 87
.153
.107
. 69
. 22
. 69
. 78
.164
. 68
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ANACOHTES. Skagit Co.. pop. 1.890.
Anacortes Business College; bus. and stcn.
BELLINOHAM. Whatcom Co.
Bellingham Business Institute; bus. and stcn.
Northwestern Business College; bus. and sten.
State Normal School; nor.: state: co-ed.; est.
1809- Edward T. Mathes. IMi. D., Prln.
BURTON. King Co.. pop. 7G.
Vashon College and Academy; coll.: co-ed.:
non-sect,: est. 1892; Rev, John M, Fos-
ter, D. D., Pres.
CHEHALIS. Lewis Co.. pop, 2.000.
Holy Rosary Academy; girls' boarding and
day; R. C: Sister Ambrose. Superior.
State Training School; state: C. S. Reed. Supt.
CHENEY. Spokane Co.. pop. 781.
State Normal School; nor.: state; co-ed,; est.
1890; Hiram C, Sampson, A. B., Prin.
COLFAX. Whitman Co.. pop. 2.800.
English Collegiate School; prep,: co-ed.
COLFAX PLACE. Walla Walla Co.. pop. 79.
Walla Walla College; prep.: co-ed.: Seventh
D. Adv.: est. 1892; J. L, Kay, Pres.
ELLENSBURG, KittUas Co.. pop. 1,7.J7.
Washington State Normal School; normal:
stjit«': (M-tMl.: W. K. Wilson. A. M.. Prrs.
EVERETT. Snohomish Co,, pop. 7.S3S.
NORTH YAKIMA. Yakima Co., pop. 3.154.
Woodcock Academy; prep.: co-ed.; Cong.: R.
M. Edwards, Prin.
OLYMFIA, Thurston Co., pop. .t.863.
Providence Academy; prep.: co-od. ; R. C:
Sister M, Wilfrid, Prin.
PARKLAND. Pierce Co., pop. 150.
Pacific Lutheran Academy; pr«p.: co-«4.:
Luth.: est. 1891; N. J. Hong, A. B.. Prin.
PULLMAN. Whitman Co.. pop. 1.308.
Washington State College; agrl. and tvch.:
state: co-ed.; est. 1892; Enoch A. Bryan.
A. M., LL. D.. Pres.
Washington State College, School of Phar-
macy; phar.: co-ed.: est. 1906; George H.
Watt. Dean.
Washington State College. School of TeUri*
. nary Science; vet.; men: est. 1899; S. B.
Nelson. Dean.
ROSS. King Co., pop. 220.
Seattle Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Free Moth.:
C. N. BertelB. Prin.
SEATTLE. King Co., pop. 80.671.
Academy of the Holy Name; girls* l>oartling
R. C: Sister M. Leootlne. Superior.
Acme Business College; bus. and sten.: «>Kt.
1888; F. R. Mcl^ren. Pres.
Leo's Business College: bus. and sten.: t>st.
1892: Ernest Iao. Pres.
OF THP UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
251
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
Sacred Hemrt School; prep.
Se&ttle Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Free Meth. :
Clark W. Sbay. Prln.
University of Washington; iinlv. ; state.; co-
ed.: est. 1861; Thomas F. Kane, Ph. D.,
Pres.
University of Washin^on, Law School; law:
co-ed.; est. 1899: John T. Condon. Dean.
. University of Washington, School of Phar-
macy; phar. ; co-ed.; est. 1894; Charles
W. Johnson. Ph. C, Ph. D., Dean.
Wilson's Modem Business College; bus. and
sten. ; Jndson P. Wilson, Pres.
Y. M. C. A. Institute; prep.; boys: evening;
non-sect.; est. 1899; Harold A. Woodcock,
Director.
SNOHOMISH. Snohomish Co., pop. 2,101.
Fuget Sound Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.;
est. 1886; Wm. Worthlngton, A. B., B. D..
Prin.
SOUTH PABK, Xing Co., pop. 560.
College of Our Lady of Lourdes; boys' board-
ing: R. C; Brother Calllxtus, Prin.
SPOKANE, Spokane Co., pop. 36.848.
Academy of Holy Names; girls' boarding;
R. C: Sister Mary Alodia, Prin.
Blair Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1897; H. C. Blair. A. B., Prin.
Brunot Hall; girls' boarding; Epls. ; Julia
P. Bailey, Prln.
Engelhom Business College; bus. and sten.;
Herman T. Engelhom, Pres.
Oanzaga College: coll.: men; R. C. ; est.
1887; F. C. Dillon, S. J., Pres.
Lyon Boarding School for Bojrs; boys' board-
ing; non-sect.; est. 1898; James Lyon,
Prln.
Northwestern Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 1899; M. M. Hlgley, M. Accts.,
Pres.
Payne's Mandolin and Guitar School; music;
co-ed.; est. 1899; Lester Payne, Prln.
Walton College of Expression; elo. and or.;
masic; co-ed.; est. 1902; Leo Walton, Di-
rector.
TACOXA, Pierce Co., pop. .37.714.
State Business College; bus. and sten.
Tacoma Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
A. P. Powelson, Prln.
Annie Wright Seminary; girls' boarding: P.
E.; est. 1884; Miss Cora L. Fitch, Prln.
Beutel Business College; bus. and sten.
Tacoma Business College; bus. and sten.;
W. K. Shoemaker, Pres.
University of Puget Sound; coll.; co-ed.: M.
B.; est. 1903; L. L. Benbow. A. B.. Pres.
Washington Academy and Business College;
bus. and sten.; est. 1004; D. M. Knauf,
Pres.
Whitworth College; coll.: co-ed.; Presb. : est.
1890: Rev. Barend H. Kroeze, A. B.. A.
M., Pres.
TEXOA, Whitman Co., pop. 1,500.
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.
VANCOUYEIl, Clarke Co., pop. 3.126.
Providence Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C;
est. 1872; Sister M. Melanle, Prln.
St. James' College; coll.; men; R. C. ; est.
18.*i6: Rev. Brother Florlnus, Pres.
State School for Defective Youth; state; co-
ed.: Thomas P. Clark, Supt.
WAITSBUSO, Walla Walla Co., pop. 1,011.
Waitsburg Academy; prep.; co-od.: II. Presb.;
est. 1886; Frank Carroll Chalfant, A. B.,
Prln.
WALLA WALLA, Walla Walla Co., pop. 10.-
049.
De La Salle Institute; boys' boarding; R. C;
Brother Jasper, Prln.
Empire Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1888; Wm. P. Underwood, Pres.
Walla Walla College; coll.; Seventh Day
Adv.; co-ed.; est. 1892; M. B. Cady, A.
B., Pres.
Whitman College; coll.: co-ed.; Cong.; est.
1806; Rev. Stephens B. L. Penrose, D. D.,
Pres.
WARD.
St. Francis Begis School; boys' boarding; R.
C. ; A. van der Velden, Prin.
WHATCOM, Whatcom Co., pop. 6.834.
State Normal School; normal: state: co-ed.;
est. 1899; E. T. Mathes. Ph. D.. Prin.
WEST VIRGINIA
Population, 1,021,106. School census, 351,256. School age, 6-21.
West Virginia is the twenty-eighth state of the Union in point of population,
having a total of 1,021,106 inhabitants, of whom 915,233, or 95.5 per cent, are white.
Of this number 22,379, or 2.4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 11.4 per cent, the state ranking thirty-third in
this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Free Schools Charleston
L. L. Friend, Chief Clerk Charleston
D. E. Miller, Assistant Clerk Charleston
John W. Cook, Statistical Clerk Charleston
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Thomas C. Miller, State Superintendent, President Charleston
U. S. Fleming, First District, Secretary Fairmont
J. N. Deahl, Second District Morgantown
Geo. S. Laidley, Third District Charleston
J. D. Garrison, Fourth District Sistersvillc
C R. Murray, Fifth District Williamson
STATE SCHOOL FUNT) COMMISSION.
Wm. M. O. Dawson, ex officio Charleston
Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Schools Charleston*
A. C. Scherr, State Auditor Charlesto**
NewtOxN Ogdin, State Treasurer Charleston
SCHOOL TEXT-ROOK COMMISSION.
There is no state supervision over the adoption of text-books. Authority "i^
vested in the local boards or the voters of the respective counties, being option-^ '
with them.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
The State Superintendent of Schools, Charleston.
STATE TICACIIERS' ASSOCIATION.
JosKiMi Reks. President Fairmont I^'rank 1>. Trotter. ]' ice-President '
A. J. WiKiNsoN. Secretary Grafton H. F. I-'leshman. Vice-President - '
M. P. Shawkey, rrr(75Mr<'r. .Charleston L. J. Corhi.y. J ' ice-President. . ^^ -
PATTERSON'S COU£GE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY 253
WEST VIRGINIA I WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Schools.
Barbour A. R Shroyer PhlllppI 129
Berkeley W. F. Evans Martlnsburgr 115
Boone W. W. Hall Madison 80
Braxton M. W. Skidmore Newville 175
Brooke Gteo. W. Hogg Colliers 57
Cabell Ira F. Hatfield Huntington 220
Calhoun C. J. Gainer Arnoldsburg 93
Clay B. F. Murphy Clay 76
Doddridge H. M. Gaskins West Union 125
Fayette A. G. Sevy Oak Hill 360
Gilmer Worthy Davis Cedarville 112
Grant Elmer H. Fry Lahmansville 78
Greenbrier W.F.Richardson Blue Sul. Springs 219
Hampshire E. W. Noland Levels 121
Hancock T. M. Cochran New Cumberland 55
Hardy L. S. Halterman Lost River 95
Harrison C. E. Webb Bridgeport 270
Jackson I. S. Rhodes Ripley 185
Jefferson E. D. Turner Halltown 81
Kanawha M. P. Shawkey Charleston 375
Lewis L. G. Losh Weston 164
Lincoln J. W. Pauley Sod 120
Logan Albert Dingess Halcyon 77
Marion Carter L. Faust Fairmount 251
Marshall Albert S. Winter Moundsville 188
Mason C. A. Green Ashton 190
Mercer J. H. Gadd Camp Creek 232
Mineral Geo. S. Arnold Burlington 1 07
Mingo Lindsay Baker Kermit 112
Monongalia Jesse Henry Morgantown 153
Monroe Chas. A. Keadle Pickaway 130
Morgan P. W. McCoy Berkeley Springs 56
McDowell W. A. Lee Welch 169
Nicholas Harrison Groves Summersville 147
Ohio J. V. Griflln Elm Grove 81
Pendleton Flick Warner Franklin 101
Pleasants A. L. Baker Arvilla 64
Pocahontas J. B. Grimes Lobelia 125
Preston A. W. Carrico Rowlesburg 212
Putnam H. A. Stover Culloden 144
Raleigh W. O. McGinnls Ghent 178
Randolph W. J. Long Valley Bend 194
Ritchie L. H. Hayhurst Pullman 168
Roane N. L. Chancey Tieedy 165
Summers J. E. Keadle Warford 165
Taylor Dellet Newlon Grafton 110
Tucker H. S. Shafer Parsons 108
Tyler A. E. Doak Deep Valley 141
LTnshur J. H. Ashworth Buckhannon 139
Wayne L. G. Sansom East Lynn 182
Webster Geo. R. Morton T>ane's Bottom 113
Wetzel S: L. Long Littleton 198
Wirt J. F. Haverty Elizabeth 81
Wood C. L. McVey Parkersburg 250
Wyoming W. G. Sparks Pineville 88
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALDERSON, Vonroe Co., pop. 518.
Allegh&ny CoUegriate Institute; prop.: co-ed.:
M. E.: Rov. E. H. Rowo. Pn^s.
Alderton Academy, The; pn»p. : co-ed.; est.
inOl: Miss Emma Alderson. Prin.
ATHENS. Mercer Co., pop. 1.39.
Concord State Normal School; normnl: stnto:
co-ed. : Charles L. Bemlx. PrIn.
BARBOURSVILLE. Cabell Co., pop. 420.
Morris Harvey College; coll.: co-ed.: M. E. ;
So.: est. 1SS8: I). W. Shaw. A. M.. Pros
BECKLEY. Raleigh Co.. pop. 342.
Beckley Seminary: pn-p: co-ed.: non-sect.:
Rern.inl II. White, Prln.
BETHANY. Brooke Co., pop. 24.'>.
^S4
PATTEBflOH^ OOIJ^GE AHD 8CHOOI. DIBBCTOK7
WEST YIRGINIA
WEST TIBGISIA
Mttkmmj CtSltfe: f^KL.-. co-«d.: Christ.: *^x.
IMl: T- E. CnBbl«-t. LL. D.. Prw.
BLVflTELD, Mcsecr Cm., pop. 4.<M4.
W»mr§Hi CbUred lastitirte 'cotand-: normal:
stAt^: f*>*^: R. P. Siflu. Prls.
BVCKHAiniOV. ViMfaff C«.. fwf». 1.59.
SoBiaazy IcWri cf BMtae«; biu. and itea.:
G«<>. W. Broyles. Pf»*.
•clM^rs !■■■■■! wiBt, — il)«rb^^ fndc |
boiiiMM irliool ia the Sooth. Competent
and efficient teaeben. Three rear comae >
in «^>mi0erre. Special coones in book-
keeping, stenographj. uid penmanship. '
Tuition per term of 14 weeks. $16.
Wealajraa VniTersitj af West Tiifjain: nnir.;
eo-ed-: M. E.: *^- 1«»0: Ber. Cari Grepj:
Doner. M. A.. LL. B.. Ph. D.. Pre«. '
SVKVSmXE. Braxton Co.. pop. 318.
BanuTille Academy; pn-p.: co-^.: noo-sert.:
O, F. Qu<><.n. Prin.
CHABLESTOV. Kanawha Co., pop. 11.<X>9.
Capital City Commercial College; ba«. an*!
•ten.: W. B. Elliott. Pre*.
Olds Fhysio-Vodical Collece; pfarsio-med. : co-
ed.; Dr. C. Conrad. Pre*.
CHABLE8T0WV, Jefferson Co.. pop. 2.392.
Powhatan College; girls' boarding: non-sect.:
est. IdOO; 8. P. Hatton. A. M., LL. D..
Prln.
Stephenson Seminary: prfp.: co-ed.: non-sect.:
«i»t. 1882: Mrs. C. X. Campbell. Prin.
CLARKSBTIBO. Harrison Co., pop. 4.050.
droaddiu Classical and Scientific Instttnte;
prifp. ; Cf>-*^.: Bapt.: est. 1894; Bev.
Elkanab Uallf>7. A. M.. Prin.
West Virginia Business College; bns. an<l
nti'n.: Mit. 1»02; G. C. FInley. Pres.
ELIZABETH, Wirt Co., p^>i>. 057.
Seminary and Business School; prep.; co-ed.:
non-sect.; A. S. Lee. Prln.
ELKIVS, Randolph Co., pop. 2.01G.
DaTis-Elkins College; bo.vH' prep.: Presb.:
est. 1904; Marshall C. Allaben, A. B..
Pres.
FAIRMONT. Marion Co., pop. 5.G55.
Elliott Commercial School; bus. and sten.:
Walter M. Evans. Pres.
Fairmont State Normal School; normal; statfs
co-e<l.; est. 1807; C. J. C. Bennett. A. M..
Ph. D., Prln.
FAYETTEVILLE, Fayette Co., pop. 41.3.
FayetteTille Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-
sect. ; II. C. Robertson, Prin.
OLENYILLE, Gilmer Co., pop. 398.
GlenTille State Normal Ekhool; normal; state:
ro-ed.: est. 1872; John C. Shaw. M. S..
Prln.
HARPER'S FERRY, Jefferson Co., pop. 896.
Storer College: normal; private; co-ed.; Bapt.:
iHt. 1W;7: Henry T. McDonald, A. M..
Ph. B.. I'reH.
HUNTINGTON, Cabell Co.. pop. 11. {♦23.
Marthxll Business College; bus. and sten. ;
L. J. Corbly. A. B.. A. M.. Prin.
Marshall CoUge State Normal School; nor-
mal; state; oo-e<l.; est. 1S:{7; L. J. Cor-
lly. I»rln.
USmUli., Kanawkm Oa.. p«fL 25.
Wast TiiBVua Oalarsd iMUft n icoloredf:
normal: state: c<ved.: J. MeH. Jottr«.
XET8ER, Mmenl Oa.. pop. 2.S8D.
FraparatMy Bnach Waat Tiisnia Vrntmr-
aity: prpp.: co-ed.: est. 190(2: T. W.
Hanght. A. B.. Prin.
LEWIKBURG. Gveeahxiar On., pop. S72.
Graenhnar Prashytnial Schaal: boys* board-
ing: Prtsb.: est. ]9n2: H. B. Mooct*. A.
M.. Prin. '
Lewiahnrg Foaale lastitnta: girls* boarding:
Prwb.; «st. 1ST6: R, L. TrifonL Pres.
MONTGOMERY. Fayctta Ca.. pop. 1.800.
Preparatory Branch West Tiisiaia Vnivar-
sity: prep.: co-ed.: est. 1896: Geo. W.
Cooley. Prin.
MORGANTOWV. Monongalia Go., pop. 1.89r».
West Virginia Unirersity: aniv. : state: c«>-
ed.: est. 18C^: I>aniel B. Porintoo. Ph. D..
LL. D.. Pres.
West Virginia VniTonity. Colleen of Agri-
culture: agri.: state: Thomas Clark Atke-
son M. S.. Ph. D.. Dean.
West Virginia VniTersity. Oollecn of Law:
law: men: est. 1878: St. George T.
Brooke. LL. D.. Dean.
West Virginia VniTersity. CoUeco of Modi-
cine; med.: reg.: est. 1902: J. N. Simp-
son. M. D., Dean.
FARKERSBTJRG. Wood Co.. pop. 11.703.
Academy of the Visitation; girls* boarding:
R. C: Sister M. Xavier Reilly. Prin.
PRINCETON. Mercer Co.. pop. 523.
Princeton Collegiate Institute; pn^p.: co-ed.:
M. E.; est. 1883: WlUiam S. Cox. A. B,.
Prin.
ROMNEY, Hampshire Co.. pop. 580.
Potomac Seminary: prep.: co-ed.: Presb.: J.
C. Hodgson. Prin.
School for Deaf and Blind; state; J. T.
Rucker, Prin.
SALEM, Harrison Co.. pop. 746.
Industrial School for Girls; giris* Indost.:
Hilda M. Dnngan. Prin.
Salem College; prep.: co-ed.: Serenth D.
Bapt.: Theo. L. Gardiner. D- D.. Prin.
SHEPERDSTOWN, Jefferson Co., pop. 1.184.
Shepherd College State Normal School: nor-
mal: state; co-ed.: est. 1872; J. G.
Knutti, A.. M.. Prin.
SXTMMERSVILLS, Nicholas Co., pop. 22S.
SummersTille Normal School: normal; private:
co-ed. ; W. G. Brown, pres.
WAYNE, Wayne Co., pop. 600.
Oakriew Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
T. B. McClun». Prin.
WEST LIBERTY. Ohio Co., pop. 293.
West Liberty State Normal School; normal:
state: co-ed.; est. 1870: Lorain Fortner.
Ph. I).. LL. B.. Prin.
WHEELING. Ohio Co., pop. 38,878.
Elliott Commercial School (branch schools in
Charleston and Clarksburg>; bus. and
sten.: W. B. Elliott, Pres.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
255
WE8T VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
Lixuly Institute; boys' boarding; non-sect.;
Blaine B. Dent, Prin.
Mount de Chsntal Academy; girls' boarding;
R. C; est. 1848; Sister M. Aquln Sheeley,
Prin.
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding: R. C;
est. 1865; Mother M. Liguori, Prin.
Wheeling Business College; bus., sten. and
tel.; est. 1860; A. M. Stevenson, Pres.
School's announoement. — Complete courses
in Business, Stenography. Telegraphy and
Railroad Station Training. Modem equip-
ment, including Railroad Billing machines
of the latest model. Employs eleven able
teachers in various departments. No va-
cations. Course in Boolckeeping and
Shorthand, $45.00; Telegraphy and Rail-
road Station work, $60.00. Graduates as-
sisted in securing positions. Write for
catalogue. A. M. Stevenson, Pros. L. B.
Edgar, Treas.
WISCONSIN
Population, 2,069,042. School census, 623,910. School age. 4-20.
Wisconsin is the thirteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a
total of 2,069,042 inhabitants, of whom 2,057,911, or 74.6 per cent, are white.
Of this number 515,705, or 24.9 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of
illiteracy of the entire population is 4.7 per cent, the state ranking fifteenth in this
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows :
STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
C. P. Gary, Superintendent Public Instruction Madison
J. B. Borden, Assistant State Superintendent Madison
Ch AS. L. Harper, Chief Clerk Madison
Geo. H. Drewry, State School Inspector Madison
Walter H. Hunt, State School Inspector Madison
A. J. Winnie, Inspector of Schools for the Deaf Madison
O. S. Rice, Library Clerk Madison
Winona Merrick, Index and Filing Clerk Madisor*
L. W. Wood, State Inspector Rural Schools Madisor^
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION.
The state exercises no supervision over text-book adoption, authority bein tf
vested in the local boards or the voters of the respective counties, and being op^
tional with them.
STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD.
Wisconsin has no State Reading Circle Board, but makes generous provisicirs
for the building up of school libraries, setting aside for district libraries ten cer»-
for every pupil enrolled.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
H. C. Bi'KLL. Prcsidm t Janesvi"^
C. W. RiTTENnERG, Trciisurci' Whitcwat **
Kathkrine Williams. Secretary Milwaul^ "^
STATE l^OARD OF EXAMINERS.
C. F. ViKHAH N Watcrto^**"^
W. A. Scott Madis^
A. H. Sage Oshkos''
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WISCONSIN I WISCONSIN
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Adams John P. Lewis. Friendship 86
Ashland W. J. Cordy Mellen 42
Barron T. H. Lage Barron 181
Bayfield Jessie N. Smith Washburn 60
Brown John B. Foumler Green Bay, R. 6 87
Buffalo H. J. Niehaus Alma 90
Burnett Mabel Ahlstrom Grantsburg 64
Calumet Leo P. Fox Chilton 68
Chippewa Albert Brunstad Chippewa Falls 188
Clark A. O. Rhea Thorp 140
Columbia S. C. Cushmar Portage 146
Crawford Orville B. Porter Wauzeka 100
Dane, 1st dist Sylvanus Ames Stoughton 126
Dane, 2d dist Guy Ives Black Earth 128
Dodge John Kelley Juneau 189
Door Arthur J. Smith Sturgeon Bay 68
Douglas A. N. Young Rockmount 20
Dunn Jennie N. Brackett Menomonie 131
E3au Claire Lura A. Burce Eau Claire 80
Florence John Elmer Iron Mountain, Mich.,
R No. 1 18
Fond du Lac Edward P. Crain Fond du Lac 168
Forest H. A. Kamm Crandon 17
Grant J. C. Brockert Lancaster 221
Green J. Carl Penn Monroe 127
Green Lake Geo. V. Kelley Princeton 62
Iowa T. E. Bray Dodgevllle 129
Iron Charles D. Lennon Hurley 17
Jackson Norma J. Relyea. Taylor IDS
Jefferson Arthur J. Thome Jefferson 129
Juneau Mattie McMillan Mauston 113
Kenosha John Kerwin Silver Lake 64
Wewaunee V. J. Romden Algoma 57
La Crosse B. F. Oltman West Salem 70
Lafayette W. G. Mase Darlingrton 126
Langlade A. M. Arveson Antigo 73
Lincoln J. H. Hamlin Merrill 63
Manitowoc W. E. Larson Manitowoc Ill
Marathon W. J. Farrell Wausau 184
Marinette R. C. Ramsay Peshtigo 68
Marquette Jerome E. Wheelock Westfield 64
Milwaukee Hugo A. Pauly Milwaukee 71
Monroe M. M. Haney Glendale 148
Oconto Marion A. Taylor Oconto 88
Oneida M. V. Boyce Woodruff 66
Outagamie A. G. Meating Appleton 124
Ozaukee Richard F. Beger Fredonia 69
Pepin Fannie Spooner Durand 40
Pierce Geo. W. Weldon Ellsworth 112
Polk L. F. Murphy St. Croix Falls 117
Portage Andrew P. Een Amherst 116
Price May McNely Phillips 79
Racine Geo. J. Zimmerman Union Grove 76
Richland R. O. Moon Richland Center 128
Rock. 1st dist C. H. Hemingway Janesville 82
Rock, 2d dist O. D. Antlsdel Af ton 86
Rusk W. N. Mackin Ladysmith 64
St. Croix H. A. Aune Baldwin 127
Sauk G. W. Davies North FYeedom 164
Sawyer Effle M. Harrington Hajrward 19
Shawano L. D. Roberts Shawano 114
Sheboygan Jos. N. Kennedy Plymouth 112
Taylor A. J. Latton Medford 74
Trempealeau Cornelia Campbell Osseo 116
Vernon H. L. Gardner Viroqua 164
Vilas Grant Cook Eagle River 21
Walworth J. G. Voss Elkhorn 119
Washburn Izzetta L. Sabeau Shell Lake 64
258
PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
WIBC0N8IN
WISCONSIN
No. of
County. Superintendent. Address. Districts.
Washington Frank Bucklln West Bend 98
Waukesha G. H. Rhoads Waukesha 115
Waupaca W. E. Swltzer Cllntonvllle 188
Waushara Tosten Thompson Wautoma 137
Winnebago H. B. Patch Eureka 116
Wood Robert Morris Arpln 126
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ALBION, Dane Co., pop. 134.
Lntheran Academy; prep.; co-od.: Lutheran;
est. 1864; Rev. D. G. Ristad. Prln.
APFLETOK, Outagamie Co., pop. 15.083.
Appleton Buaineti College; bus. and 8ten.;
o8t. 11)00; John T. Bnshey, Prln.
Lawrence Vnivertity; coll.; co-ed.; M. K. ; est.
1847; Rev. Samuel Plants, D. D., Pn>8.
ASHLADD, Ashland Co., pop. 13,074.
Gordon's Business College; bus. and sten.:
E. D. Gordon, Pres.
North Wisconsin Academy; prep.; co-ed.;
Cong.; M. J. Fenengo, Prln,
Northland College; prep.; co-ed.: non-sect.;
M. J. Fenengo, B. A., Prln.
BEAVER DAM, Dodge Co., pop. 5.128.
Wayland Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; est.
1854: Edwin P. Brown. A. B.. I»rln.
BELOIT, Rock Co., pop. 10,436.
Beloit Business College; bus. and sten.; C. D.
Williamson, Prln.
Beloit College; coll.; co-ed.; non-soct.; est.
1847; Rev. Edward D. Eaton, D. D.,
LL. D.. Pres.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Chippewa Co., pop. 8,004.
Chippewa Falls Business College; bus. and
stea. ; C. 11. Howieson, Pres.
CORLISS, Racine Co., pop. 230.
Holy Rosary Academy; Kirls; U. C.
DELAFIELD, Waukesha Co., pop. 261.
St. John's Military Academy; military; P. E.;
est. 1880; Rev. Sidney T. Smytht', D. D..
S. T. D.. Ph. D.. Pres.
ENDEAVOR, Marquette Co., pop. 128.
Endeavor Academy; prop.; co-od.; Conj?. ; est.
1K91; Walter .M. Ellis. A. B.. R. !>..
prln.
EVAN8VILLE, Rock Co., pop. 1.S04.
EvanHville Seminary, The; pn-p. ; co-od. : Free
Moth.; est. 185.1: Lynn B. Wobb. Prln.
FOND DTJ LAC, Fond du Lac Co., pop. 15.110.
Grafton Hall; girls' boanllnK: P. E. : est.
1S8<J: Canon B. Talbot Rogors. M. A.. R.
D.. Warden.
Schoor» Announcement. - Acadomlc -
rolli'gi.ito -Four Coiir8<>s. Music — Art -
DouHstlc Srionor. Tho aim of tho 8Ch<.M»l
is to provide a thonrngh training for plrls
and the broadest fdtK'atioiial advantages
for young ladif's. It proparos for higher
institutions of h'aniiiig and provides a
lllx-ral ediication in Mnslr. Art. and
Relle-lottres.
GALESVILLE, Trempealeau Co., pop. S(;j.
Gale College; prop.; co-ed.: Lutb.; est. 1K54
Lars M. (Jinimostnd, A. R.. Pres.
GREEN BAY, Brown Co., pop. 18.684.
Green Bay Business College; bus. and atcn.;
est. 1868; E. F. Quintal, Pres.
HILLSIDE, Iowa Co., pop. 28.
Hillside Home School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1887; Lloyd Jones Sisters, Prins. and
Props.
Galahad School for Boys; prep.; non-sect.
JANESVILLE, Rock Co.. pop. 13.185.
Valentine's School of Telegraphy; bus. and
sten.: Richard Valentine, Pres.
Southern Wisconsin Business College: bus.
and sten.; est. 1902; W. W. Dale, Pres.
KENOSHA, Kenosha Co., pop. 11,606.
Kemper Hall; girls' boarding; P. E.; Sister
Superior, Prln.
Kenosha College of Commerce; bus. and sten.:
Otis L. Trenary. Pres.
LA CROSSE. La Crosse Co.. pop. 28.896.
Wisconsin Business University; bus. and sten.:
F. .T. Toland. Pres.
MADISON, Dane Co., pop. 19.164.
Capital City Commercial College; bus. and
sten.: est. 1856; C. B. Spohn, Pres.
Sacred Heart Academy; girls' boarding; R.
C; Mother Reginald, Prln.
University of Wisconsin; unlv.; state; co-ed.;
est. 1848: Charles R. Van HIse, Ph. D..
LL. D., Pres.
University of Wisconsin, College of Law; law;
co-ed.: est. 1808: Harn* S. Richards. LL.
1).. Dean.
University of Wisconsin, College of Medi-
cine (freshman and sophomore years);
med. : reg. : co-ed.: est. 1907; Charles R.
Bardeen, M. D., Dean.
University of Wisconsin, School of Phar-
macy; phar. : co-ed.: est. 1883; Edward
Kremers, Ph. O., Ph. D., Dean.
Wisconsin Academy; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.:
est. 1KSJ>: Charlotte E. Richmond. Prln.
MANITOWOC, Manitowoc Co., pop. 12.600.
Wisconsin Business College; bus. and sten.:
est. 185K>: J. Albert Rook. B. S.. M.
Aerts.. Manager.
MARINETTE. Marinette Co., pop. 10,19.*>.
Marinette Business Ccllege; bus. and sten.;
T. R. Hutclilson. Pres.
St. Mary's Academy; girls' t><>arding: R. C:
Sister Marj' Gonzalva. Prln.
MENOMONIE. Dunn Co.. pop. 5.655.
Stout Training Schools: normal; co-ed.: non-
sect.: est. lf)Ol: L. I). Harvey, Ph. D..
Supt. .
MILTON. Rock Co.. pop. *)fCt.
Milton College; coll.: eotd.; Seventh D. Bapt.;
D. I>.. PfL'S.
MXLWJLITKEE, UilWftukefl Co., j^jp. 2S5.^1G,
\^hi. liiv. M J. r. Mbrt?cht» Prr^..
s?ltatQ St.
CrcAiii City fiuiinfliB ColUEe: toq». sua sU»ii.;
tt. A, Browu iioO W. W< Way* Pryis., 6tb
Oermui-Enfliili Aoftdanij; prep-; co-wl.; uno-
AoS BrOAdwtj.
Ho^mAa^B MetropoUima BuAlaeu CoU«fft; bi!».
iiutl ston.; uit, laKJ; O. A. HutrinniK
t'lXfs.r MHmiK>litBii Blk.
rut. im^; Sisti-P Aliiry Lu^'flllnn. PtUu
Lueba lomtitviB 9f Ferme^Dtology: brt'Wlhif.
Mrjii hy ci:>rrea|K>ii<lciie*! ctr In uliendmict*
hi tJie ctJtTptijnL braiicbeti qf Lhfl fcf tnifUl n -
in<pri?ial Analyar*. TofflJ Aiinlyfw>ii> Hj'
tertolugr^' will bo gtven lo student a wbo
ena (dijt;t lti« reiiiilrPEl iitiiiirlHnl of prp-
Hmlnnii^ c«tltii!ntlo4i. Ptonin^ctiw »fnt uprr.i
apf^ltratioti.
M^rquett* Oolkt«i C<ilJ.; »€ii.; R. C.; v%t.
I?^t4; Iter, A. J. hartnwvn^ Pn-B., t«F.
^iLjiti^ mill KHb StB.
lfUwftiike« Ac»dflmy; bqjrs' bcwrcUug; tirni^
*iet't.i irflt. iSfjri: Jiillim How aril Prath
Jr., Ph. D,, Prin.
1fflwAuk««-Dflwti4r 09U4i«i tilrW boitrdln»e:
I 'ring, aud Preftl>. ; p«t. ISOr*' Mill Elb-ii
t'. .Sabiii, A, M., PrtfH,< HartfarU, cur.
iiownpf Ati%
KUwavkee Law School; law: nipu; Lyna !4.
Poasi^ A. R, LI^. B., Preft., 120 Wis
i->>iifilii S>'
MUwaukee M«dkal ColUfD, ICantufitta VnU
W. B. Hill. 3\r. B,, 31L R, PrWn, tui%
iHh and Welli 8t.
KUwmiikH Hfr^eal CoUeffl, D«iiiaJ Dftp&rt-
mpiit: dent.: co-ed.; esl. IMH; H. L.
BonKbdf, Doan. Cor. Wells and Otti Bt*i.
MUvaukae Medical C^ll«ta; Departmant of
Fbu-niacy; phar^ coed.; t-sr. MM»0: K.
E. W. Sfminur. Diant <'i^r. Widlft mid mti
KilwauJitifl Tel«rraph S^IudI; tri,; cited.: i<»t.
1807; R J. Crnul. P^f/^., GprmADla Bid*.
Nationil German-AmariciLa Teacbtirt' S«ml-
nary; normal: iJrli'ftU'; oo-t?d.; cat. 1S7S;
Mai Griet*cb, LJtre( N)r, v^yH Broadi*ci,v.
NEirtliw«it«m Bcliool for Stammeren ; co-nl. :
f^l. im^i Lee W>1Ib MLllnrtl. Prca.
Ehfiiida*a Bi»iD«u Oolkfe and Braftmjr
8«^bool? bBi*, 8tfn. and twb.; cet. JR8i»:
Anton Rheuile, Prin,. 529 Cliwtnut Bt.
Spflncerian Batineta C4llef«; Inifl. and itcu..
U. C, Spi^nL'rr, Pros,. Wfscnailn, n, v.
ettT. Broad vrajr.
Qt ^obn'« Cathedral School; k^lrlH^ boarding;
n. t:. ; S]sti?r Birnadtne, anp(*r|or.
State ITormal ficliinl ; normal; state; CQ-iNl>;
€htis. McK)>nnijr, Prt^^ t'liV. Wfrllft mul
l«th Bt».
Wilmot Buainaai C^lbfe; bun. anrl fiteti.; oHt.
ISSl; H. M. Wllni*tr, Prln., \m Maawn St.
Wiillamt Bualnoia Callage; biiF. iind sten ;
T. J, WLIliuum. Pne.
Wia&analn Callai^a at PbysJiciana and SurEvosia;
mod.: rt^iiff. ; ou-od.: est lW»:i: A. H.
LpvlngJS, AL 1^., Dt'rtd.
WiacDnsin Collflfa af Fbyaiclina and Surflra&oa*
Dent^ DepjLrttnant; dt^tii.; eo-ed.; v*t.
IROO; Lonf^ J, Stepban, R^an, eor. 4lU
St, and RpBonoIr Arp.
MOUNT CAX.VAET. Fond du Lao Co.* pop. 048.
9t Lawronca Callaffa; Imy*; lM>ardlng: B, C:
fHt. iSfVl: lif-^-. ni'nodlet Mui-lleT, O. M.
Crip.. I'Tfflr
KASHQTAH, Waukeaha Co.. poy. 81.
^aahotab Hooie; tluuL: men; P. E,: vM^
1S42; Vori Bev. J, G, H. Barry, M. A.^
t*. l>.. Dean.
OSHBOBH. Winnebiffo Ca,. {nvp^ 2i^,2S4.
Bailway Tolegraj^h Inatttute; tfl. atiil R* B.
t)HH. ^ n, P. lUirrifi, Mifn
8t, Pater 'a School: prop,: oo-wl,; R. C.^ est*
1«flS; Bk'v. F«rlN'r O'Malloy, Prin.
fltata ITormtl School; nonunl: t^tittts c!o*ed.;
oilL 1§71: Jithu A. n. Koltb. A. B.. A.
M.. Prt'i,
Williami Bnainaai Collage; bus. and Aten, :
*Hiod.^ oHt t>i8S; t^biiB. Bohnnnod. Prin.
PLATrEVIH,E, Grant Co,, pop. 3,;N0.
PLattBTlUo Husln««a Collesar biia. aod aten.l
J. Aleocfc. Pri'ji.
State Konnal School; uoTTiial: »tato; PO-edt,;
egt, LStsO: Prof, J. W. Uvlngsf*rti, Prin.
PLYMOUTH; ShaboyraJi Co^, pojK 2.500.
MiBtion MouBo; o41. uud prpp.; uica; Re-
formed Cburoli; *sl. 1800; Henry A»
Mtlor, 1>. D., la^iMiCrttjr.
PORTAGE p Colniubia Ca^p pop, T^-lrja,
Story' a CoUcffe of C^mnnarca and Hanaal
Tra.ininr School; Ijilh. atid ftl^n.; est.
\^i2. U A. Slory, Pn-s,
POYIfETTE, Columbia Co., pot>. 033.
Poynatte Pr^Bhyterlal Academy; prep; co-e<l.;
Peejib.; eat. IftBE; Praab 1. Doiidaa.
Prin.
PRAIRIE Dir CHUH, Crawford Oo.p (jop.
3,2S2.
Collafa of tha Sacred Heart; buyn* bntirdJng:;
R. v.: ofit. ISW: H(iv j->im Ulrln HelnsK
a. J.p Prts.
St. Mair'i Academy; wtrls' botirdlng; R. Cr
SIstvT M, i^orapbla, Prin.
EACllfL, Buino Co., p'>P 2t),lo2.
Oranijnu School of Racine Colleff«i thi.va'
tHiArdiuj?; P, la.; Henry D* Roblnsmii.
Prin.
Racine CffUofo; bayti" prpp.; EplBcopid; oBt.
1S5S: Ri-v, William KninclB f^hrro, PU.
n.. Warrlon.
St. Catherlne'a Academy: Kivlf^' boartPng; R.
C.^ Motbor M. tl>ru-lnthfl, PHn.
WiBconain BualneBa CoUeire; btiH. and sten. ;
r. r. Moore, Pn*».
EtPOK, Fond du Laa Da,* iiop. 3,S1S.
Ripon CDllagifi: roll.; Of>od.; nt»n'!>^i'Ol.; e«t.
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260
PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTOBY
WISCONSIN
WISCONSIN
1651; Richard Cecil Hughes. A. M., D.
D., Pres.
BIVEB FALLS, Fierce Co., pop. 2,008.
State Norm&l School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1875; Warren J. Brier. Pres.
BOCHESTEB, Bacine Co., pop. 296.
Bochetter Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Gong.; est.
1878: Ernest O, Toan, B. A., Prin.
ST. FBANCIS, HUwaukee Co., pop. 742.
Catholic Normal School; nor.; men; R. C;
est. 1870; Rev. M. J. Lochemes. Pres.
St. Francis Seminary; boys' boarding; R. C. ;
Joseph Rainer, Prin.
SCAirDUrAYIA. Waupaca Co., pop. 320.
Scandinavia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Lath.;
est. 1893; Peter Olai Ilollaml, B. S..
Prin.
SHAWANO, Shawano Co., pop. 1,803.
Sacred Heart Parochial School; prep.; co-ed.;
R. C; est. 1880; Rev. L. C. Becker, Pres.
SHEBOYGAN, Sheboygan Co., pop. 22.962.
Sheboygan Business College; bus. and sten. ;
«8t. 1887; Marvin WiUard, Mgr.
State Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1902; M. V. Milam, Pres.
Wisconsin Business College; bus. and sten.;
H. 0. Thompson, Sec.
SINSINAWA, Grant Co.. i>op. 103.
Saint Clara College and Academy; girls'
boarding; R. C; est. 1854; Rev. Mother
Samuel, Prin.
STEVENS POINT, Portage Co., pop. 9,524.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
est. 1894; John F. Sims. Pres.
Stevens Point Business College; bus. and
sten.; F. Showers. Prin.
STTPEBIOB, Douglas Co., pop. 31,091.
New Era Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1899; John P. Simon. Pres.
Parsons' Business Vniversily and Expert
Shorthand School; bus. and sten.; est.
1904; Abdtell C. Parsons, A. M., LL. D.,
Pres.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.:
est. 1896; V. C. McCasklU, Ph. D., Pres.
TOMAH, Monroe Co., pop. 2.840.
Tomah Indian Industrial Trainiav Bcliool;
gov't, industrial school for Indians; co-
ed.; est. 1892; Lindley M. Compton. Supt.
WATEBTOWN, Jefferson Co., pop. 8.437.
Northwestern University; coll.; men; Lnth.;
est. 1865; Augtist E. Ernst. Ph. D..
Pres.
Sacred Heart College; boys' boarding; R. C:
Rev. D. P. O'Leary, C. S. C, Prin.
Wisconsin Business College; bus. and sten.;
ost. 1903; H. O. Thompson, Secy.
WAUKESHA. Waukesha Co., pop. 7.419.
Carroll College; coll.; co-cd.: Presb.; Rer.
Wilbur O. Carrier. D. D., Pres.
Waukesha Business College; closed.
WAUPACA, Waupaca Co., pop. 3,180.
Waupaca Business College and Academy;
bus. and sten.; 0. M. Boyles, Prei.
WAUSAU, Marathon Co., pop. 12.354.
Marathon County Training School of Agri*
culture and Domestic Economy; normal;
state; co-ed.; est. 1902; O. A. Cnwtwalt.
B. S., Prin.
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C-; est.
1883; Rev. P. S. Gasper. Pres.
Wausau Business College; bus. and sten.:
C. M. Boyles, Pres.
Wausau Business University; bus. and sten.;
R. F. Davis, Pres.
WHITEWATER, Walworth Co.. pop. Z,i05.
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.;
Albert Salisbury, Ph. D., Pres.
WYOMING
Population, 92,531. School census, 22,000. School age, 6-21.
Wyoming is the forty-ninth state of the Union in point of population, having
a total of 92,531 inhabitants, of whom 89,051, or 96.2 per cent, are white. Of this
number, 16,582, or 17.9 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of
the entire population is 4 per cent, the state ranking eighth in this respect.
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
Archibald D. Cook, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cheyenne
Margaret Knight, Deputy Cheyenne
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
S. S. Stockwell, President Cheyenne
F. E. Matheny, Secretary Casper
Alice M. Sampson Cheyenne
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Dlstrleta
Albany Emma H. Knigrht Laramie 25
Big Horn W. F. Brown Ralrden 29
Carbon Frances Smith Rawlins 28
Converse W. S. Youngr Manvllle 18
Crook Maud Sims Sundance 14
Fremont All ie Davis Shoshonl 20
Johnson Alice M. Sampson Cheyenne 12
Laramie Margaret Lothlan-Smlth . . Buffalo 12
Natrona Effle C. Rogers Caspar 18
Sheridan Edith S. Worthlngton Sheridan 26
Sweetwater Hattle Hale-WIngre Red Springs 10
Uinta Iva R. Thomas Evanston 27
Weston Anna C. Miller Newcastle 8
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BIO HOBK, Sheridan Co., pop. 154.
Wyoming Gk>llegiftte Inititute; closed.
CHETEKNE, Laramie Co., pop. 14,087.
Academy of the Holy Child Jesui; girls'
boarding; R. C: Mother Mary Gonzaga.
Prin.
LARAMTE, Alhany Co., pop. 8,207.
TTniveriity of Wyoming; unlv.: state; co-ed.;
ost. 1887: Frederick M. Tisdel. Ph. D..
Pres.
Wyoming State Normal School; normal: state.
co-ed,: John Franklin Brown. Ph. D.,
Prin.
SHEBIDAK, Sheridan Co., pop. 1.559.
Sheridan College; cloned.
DOMINION OF CANADA
Population, 5,371,051. Area, 3,456.3 Sq. Mi.
Comprises seven provinces, as follows : Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta and Sas-
katchewan.
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF CANADA.
By the British North American act of 1867 the right to legislate on matters
respecting education was left to the governments of the four provinces (Ontario,
Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick), which were then united under the
general name of Dominion of Canada. The same right has been assured also to the
Provinces that have since entered the confederation (Prince Edward Island, Mani-
toba, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan).
The first system of public education organized in the provinces, that of Ontario,
was distinctly a system under public or governmental control, and as such has
been the model followed more or less closely by all the other Provinces excepting
Quebec.
This system embodies features drawn from the school systems of New England
and New York, but it differs from these especially by the larger provision for cen-
tralized control.
The educational systems of the respective provinces, and their colleges and
other higher institutions of learning, are as follows :
ALBERTA
The educational affairs of this province are controlled by the Department of
Education and for the administration of this department the Minister of Educa-
tion, a member of the Executive Council, is directly responsible. The educational
officers of the Province are as follows :
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Hon. Alex. C. Rutherford, LL. D., M. P. P., Minister of Education Edmonton
D. S. Mackenzie, Esq., Deputy Minister of Education Edmonton
Robert Fletcher, Supervisor of Schools among Foreigners Woodstock
MEMBERS OF EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL.
X. D. Beck, Esq., K. C James Short, Esq., K. C
J. F. Fowler, Esq E. H. Rouleau, Esq., M. D
James McCaig, Esq., M. A., LL. B
ALBERTA NORMAL SCHOOL.
George J. Bryan, B. A., Principal Calgary
James McCaig, M. A., LL. B., Vice-Principal Calgary
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
No. of
Name of Inspector. Address. Schools.
G. E. Ellis, B. A Edmonton 147
John Ross, B. A Strathcona 152
P. H. Thibaudeau, B. A Lacombe .' 147
J. F. Boyce, B. A Red Deer 149
J. A. Smith, B. A Calgary 148
J. W. Brown, B. A Medicine Hat 144
J. E. Loucks, B. A Vegreville
BRITISH COLUMBIA
The public schools of British Columbia are free and conducted on strictly sec
ular and non-sectarian principles. The Government provides that school buildings
shall be paid for from the Public School fund; but the salaries of teachers shall
be paid in part, from an appropriation set aside by the Provincial Treasury, and
the remainder to be paid from District Assessment. The members of the Execu-
tive Council shall constitute a Council of Public Instruction; the chief officer of
education and ex-officio secretary of the council is the superintendent, appointed by
the lieutenant-governor with the concurrence of the council. The educational offi-
cers of the Province are as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Alexander Robinson, B. A., Superintendent of Education Victoria
COUNCIL OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Hon. Richard McBride, Premier and Minister of Mines Victoria
Hon. F. J. Fulton, Chief Commissioner of Land and Books Victoria
Hon. Henry Esson Young, Provincial Secretary and Minister of Education
Victoria
Hon. F. Carter- Cotton, President Executive Council Victoria
Hon. R. G. Tatlow Victoria
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
NEW WEBTMINSTEB. pop. 6.499.
Colnmbian Hethoditt CoUeire; prep. ; co-ed.;
M. E.: est. 1892; Rev. Wilford J. Sip-
prell, B. A., B. D., Prin.
VANCOUyEB, New Wettminister Diitrict, pop.
26.133.
Bprott-Shaw Bntineti Institute; bas. andsten.;
est. 1904; B. J. Sprott. B. A., Prln.
Vancouver Businesi College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1903; D. H. Elliott, Pres.
Vancouver College and High School; affiliated
with McGlll University (second year).
VICTORIA, Esquimault BUtrict, pop. 20.816.
Sprott-Shaw Business University; bus. and
sten.; est. 1897; R. J. Sprott, B. A.. Prin.
Victoria CJolIege and High School; affiliated
with McGlll University (first year).
MANITOBA
The present school system of Manitoba was preceded by a system of separate
schools for Roman Catholic and for Protestant children, the general administra-
tion of the schools being instrusted (law of 1871) to a board of education composed
of an equal number of Protestant and of Catholic members.
Elementary and intermediate and high schools are maintained, and the latter
may be developed into collegiate institutions preparing students for matriculation
at the university.
The provincial university (University of Manitoba), incorporated in 1879, com-
pletes the educational system of the Province. The university was constituted as an
examining body on the model of the old London University. But certain teach-
ing institutions are affiliated to the university and have a representation in its council.
The educational officers of the province are as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Hon. George R. Caldwell, K. C, Minister of Education Winnipeg
R. Fletcher, B. A., Deputy Minister of Education Winnipeg
Miss M. C. KiLLAM, Accountant Winnipeg
Miss B. E. YouNGHUSBAND, Clerk of Records Winnipeg
ADVISORY BOARD.
Elected by the Teachers of the Province:
D. J. Wright Deloraine
Daniel McIntyre, M. A., Superintendent of City Schools Winnipeg
Appointed by the Department of Education :
The Most Rev. Samuel P. Matheson, Archbishop of Rupert's Land, Chair-
man Winnipeg
Rev. Thomas Hart, M. A., B. D Winnipeg
Hon. W. H. Montague, M. D Winnipeg
Rev. A. A. Cherrier Winnipeg
Prof. R. R. Cochrane, B. A., University of Manitoba Winnipeg
J. R. Jones, M. D Winnipeg
A. W. Hooper Brandon
A. E. Garratt, B. a Winnipeg
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
Inspector's Name. Address. Division.
E. E. Best Winnipeg North-Eastern Inspectoral Division
T. M. Maguirc Portage la Prairie North-Central Inspectoral Division
A. L. Young Winnipeg South-Eastern Inspectoral Division
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PATTBBSOITS 00]:.LEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBY
MANITOBA
MANITOBA
R. Goulet St. Boniface South-Eastem Inspectoral Division
A. W. Hooper Brandon Brandon Inspectoral Division
W. J. Parr Killarney Southern Inspectoral Division
EL H. Walker Dauphin North- Western Inspectoral Division
Charles K. Newcombe. . Virden Western Inspectoral Divisioff
A. C. Campbell Morden South-Central Inspectoral Division
A. B. Fallis Shoal Lake North-Westem Inspectoral Division
D. J. Wright Deloraine South- Western Inspectoral Division
J. M. Friesen Altona Mennonite Inspectoral Division
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BBAVDOV. Bnutdon IHstrict, pop. 5.380.
BnuidoB CoU«g«; co-ed.: Bapt.; est. 1809;
n*^r. A. P. McDIannld. M. A.. D. D.,
Prin.
O'Sollivaii't Business College; bos. and sten. ;
est. 1902: William n. O'SoUIvan. M. A.,
Pres.
ST. BOVIFACE. Winnipeg District, pop. 42.886.
St. Boniface College: a college of the Univer-
sity of Manitoba: men: R. C: est. 1818;
Rev. James Dngas, S. J., RectOT.
WmriFEO, Winnipeg District, pop. 42,336.
Central Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1903; Wood and Hawkins. Prins.
Manitoba Agricultural College, University of
Manitoba; agri.: men; W. J. Black, B. S.
A.. Prin.
Manitoba College; coll.; Presb.: Rev. William
Patrick. M. A., D. D.. Prin.
Manitoba College of Pharmacy, University of
Manitoba; phar. : co-ed.: W. D. Mac-
Dougall. Registrar.
Presbyterian College; coll.: Presb.: est. 1870.
Manitoba Medical College, UniTerslty of Ibii-
toba; med.: reg.; E. H. Popham. M. A..
M. D., Registrar.
University of Manitoba; unlv.: est. 1877; D. M.
Duncan. M. A.. Registrar: composed «f
the following affiliated coUegee: Maaltoks
Ck)Uege. Winnipeg: Wesley College. Wte-
ntpeg. St. John's College, Winnipeg; Med-
ical College. Winnipeg: College of Pbtf^
macy, Winnipeg; College of niglneerlBS*
Winnipeg: College of Law. Winnipeg: St
Boniface College, St. Boniface.
St. John's College; coll.; men: P. E.: M^
Rev. Archbishop Matheson. Warden.
Wesley College; coll.: M. B.; co-ed.; est. 188S<
Rev. J. W. Sparling. M. A.. D. D.. PHn-
Winnipeg Business College; bus. and stes-
cat. 1882; O. W. Donald, Sec'y.
Winnipeg College of Musio; music: co-c^*
non-sect.: est. 1903: Frank Hotchkiss ^
lK>m, Director.
NEW BRUNSWICK
The central control of public education in New Brunswick is vested in a
board of education comprising the lieutenant-governor, the members of the execu-
tive council, the president of the University of New Brunswick, and the chief
superintendent of education. The last named is the secretary and chief execu-
tive officer of the board.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
James R. Inch, M. A., LL. D., Chief Superintendent of Education Fredericton
R. B. Wallace, Chief Clerk Fredericton
Mary M. Thompson, Clerk Fredericton
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Hon. Lemuel John Tweedie, LL. D., Lieutenant-Governor, C/wtVman .. Fredericton
James R. Inch, Chief Supt. of Education, Secretary Fredericton
Hon. J. D. Hazen, Premier and Attorney General Fredericton
Hon. J. K. Fleming, Provincial Secretary Fredericton
Hon. W. C. H. Grimmer, Surveyor General Fredericton
Hon. D. V. Landley, M. D., Commissioner of Agriculture Fredericton
Hon. John Morrisey, Chief Commissioner of Public Works Fredericton
Hon. Harry F. McLeod, Solicitor General Fredericton
Cecil C. Jones, M. A., LL. D., Chancellor University of New Brunswick..
Fredericton
Hon. Robert Maxwell Fredericton
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
Inspector's Name. Address. District.
George W. Mcrsereau, M. A. . Doaktown Inspectoral District No. 1
J. Flavien Doucet Bathiirst Inspectoral District No. 2
Charles Herbert, M. A Shcdiac Inspectoral District No. 3
Amos O'Blencs Moncton Inspectoral District No: 4
Ruf us P. Stevens, M. A Sussex Inspectoral District No. 5
W. S. Carter, M. A St. John Inspectoral District No. 6
N. W. Brown, B. A Middle Southampton Inspectoral District No. 7
F. B. Meagher, M. A Woodstock Inspectoral District No. 8
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PATTEBSOITS OOLLEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
NEW BBUNaWICK
NEW BRUNSWICK
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
FREDEBICTON, York District, pop. 7.117.
Frederioton Biuiiieis College; bos. and sten.;
W. J. Osborne, Prin.
ProTlnoial Nonn&l and Hodel School; normal;
provincial; H. V. B. Bridges, M. A., Prin.
University of New Bmnswiok; unlv.; pro v.;
co-ed.; est. 1800; Cecil C. Jones, M. A.,
LL. D., Chancellor.
MEMRAMCOOK, Westmoreland District, .pop
176.
ITniversity of 8t. Joseph's College; coll.; men;
est. 1864; Rev. Loais Qaertin, Ph. D.,
D. D., Pres.
aACXVnXE. Cumberland District, pop. 1,444.
Mount Allison Ladies' College, HasseyTribble
School of Household Science; domestic sci-
ence; Byron Crane Borden, Prin.
Honnt Allison Academy; coll. and prep.: an;
Meth.; est. 1848: Jas. M. Palmer. M. A^
Prin.
Mount Allison Ladies' College; girls' boaidtag;
M. B.; est. 1854; Byron Crane Becdni,
D. D., Pres.
Owen's Museum of Fine Arts; art; Prof. Jsli
Hammond, R. C. A., Director.
University of Mt. Allison OoU«ff«; mitv.; es-
ed. ; M. B. ; est. 1862; David Alllaoii, M. A.,
LL. D., Pres.
ST. JOHN, St. John District, pop. 40.711.
Curry's Business College; bos. and aten.; J. B.
Curry, Prin.
New Brunswick School for fkb Deaf; pror.:
co-ed.; J. W. Hansell, Prin.
St. John Business College; boa. and sten.; cat
1867; S. Kerr. Prin.
I
NOVA SCOTIA
Prior to the passage of the school law of 1864, which provided for a uniform
system of public schools in Nova Scotia, private and parochial schools existed in
Halifax and in the more settled portions of the Province and were fostered by
grants from the public treasury. This law recognized the need of and provided
for a strong central power unifying and stimulating the work of the public and
private schools. The educational officers of the Province are as follows :
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
A. H. MacKay, LL. D., F. R. S. C, Superintendent of Education and Sec-
retary of Council of Public Instruction Halifax
George W. T. Irving, Chief Clerk Halifax
Frederic H. Sexton, S. B., Director of Technical Education Halifax
COUNCIL OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Hon. G. H. Murray, K. C, LL. D., Premier and Provincial Secretary Halifax
Hon. W. T. Pipes, K C, M. P. P., Attorney-General Halifax
Hon. C. P. Chisholm, M. P. P., Commissioner of Public Works and Mines. Halifax
Hon. David McPherson, M. P. P Halifax
Hon. B. F. Pearson, M. P. P Halifax
Hon. Jason M. Mack. M. L. C Halifax
Hon. O. T. Daniels, K. C, M. P. P Halifax
Hon. James Macdonald, M. P. P Halifax
Hon. H. S. LeBlanc, M. P. P Halifax
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
Inspector's Name. Address. Division.
Graham Creighton, B. A Halifax Div. No. 1, City and County of Halifax
H. H. Macintosh Lunenburg. . Div. No. 2, Counties of Lunenburg and
Queens.
C. Stanley Bruce Shelburne. . Div. No. 3, Counties of Shelburne and
Yarmouth.
Leander S. Morse, A. M .Digby. .Div. No. 4, Counties of Digby and Annapolis.
Colin W. Roscoe, A. M Wolfville. .Div. No. 5, Counties of Kings and Hants.
A. G. Macdonald, A. M Antigonish. .Div. No. 6, Counties of Antigonish and
Guysboro.
M. J. T. MacNeil, B. A River Bourgeois, C. B..Div. No. 7, County of Rich-
mond and District of
South Inverness.
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PATTEBSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBY
NOVA SCOTIA
NOVA aCOTIA
James MacKinnon. Whycocomagh, C. B. . Div. No. 8, County of Victoria
and District of North
Inverness.
E. L. Armstrong Pictou Division No. 9, County of Pictou
Inglis C. Craig, A. M Amherst Div. No. 10, County of Cumberland
T. M. Phelan, A. M., LL. B... North Sydney.. Div. No. 11, County of Cape Breton.
W. R. Campbell, M. A Truro Div. No. 12, County of Colchester
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
AKNAFOLIB, Annapolis Co., pop. 1.019.
St. Andrew's School; boys' boarding; Cb. of
Eng; est. 1807; H. M. Bradford. M. A..
Prin.
AITTIGONIBH, Antigonish Co., pop. 1.62G.
TTniversity of St. Francis Xavier's College;
coll.: co-od.; R. C; est. 1855; Rev. N. P.
MacPherson. D. D., Pros.
CHTTRCH POIirT. Digby Co., pop. 105.
Ste. Anne College; coll.: men; R. C. ; est.
1800; Rev. P. M. Dagnaud. Pres.
HALIFAX, Halifax Co., pop. 40,8.32.
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' Itoarding:
R. C; Madame Reid, Prin.
Dalhousie TTniversity; untv. ; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1818; faculties of Arts, Science. Medi-
cine, Dentistry. Law, Mining; Rev, John
Forrest. D. C. L., LL. D.. Pres.
Dalhousie University, Faculty of Medicine;
med.: reg. ; A. W. Lindsay, M. D., Sec'y.
Halifax Consenratory of Music; music; Rev.
Robert Laing, Dir.
Halifax Ladies' College; girls' boarding:
women; est. 1887: Miss L. M. Hendrle,
Prin.
Halifax Medical College; med.: reg.; L. M.
Silver, M. D.. Registrar.
Holy Heart Seminary; theol. ; est. 1895: Rev.
P. Lecourtols. B. D.. Pres,
Maritime Business College: bus. and stcn. :
Kaulbach and Srhnrman. Props.
Nova Scotia Technical College; tech.: prov.:
Frederic II. Sexton. S. B.. Prin.
Presbyterian College of Halifax: theol.: men;
Presb.: est. 1821: Rev. Robert A. Fal-
coner. D. Litt.. LL. D., Prin.
St. Mary's College; roll.: men: Rov. C. E.
.Mc.Manus. B. D., Prin.
Victoria School of Art and Design; art: non-
s«'ft: oo-<mI,: oat. 1887: Henry M. Rosen-
burp. Pres.
HORTONVILLE.
Acacia Villa School: prep.: co-ed.: A. Mc N.
Patterson, M. A.. Prin.
LOTJBDES.
Our Lady of Lourdes School: pre[i. : co-ed.:
K. ('.: Sr. M. Constance. Prin.
NEW GLASGOW, Pictou Co., pop. 4.800.
St. John Baptist Aoademy; prep.;
R. C; Sr. St. Antoine. Prin.
co-«d.:
ROCKINGHAM, Halifax Co., pop. 200.
Mt. St. Vincent Academy; girls* boarding: R.
C. : Mother M. Berchmans, Prin.
TRTTRO, Colchester Co., pop. 5,993.
Empire Business College; bns. and sten.; e^
1I»01: O. L. Home. Prin.
Nova Scotia Agricultural College; agri.; pcor.;
co-ed.; est. 1S05; Melville Cumming. B. A..
Prin.
Provincial Normal School: normal: pror.: est
1854: David Soloan. LL. D.. Prin.
College of Agriculture; agri.: hortL; noD-swt:
co-ed.: est. 1905; M. Cumming. B. A.
B. S. A., Pres.
WINDSOR, Lunenburg Co., pop. 3.398.
Church School for Oirla; girls' boarding; Mi«
Gena Smith. Prin.
Collegiate School; boys' prep.; F. T. Hud-
somebodj'. Prin.
King's College; coll.; co-e<l.: est. 1790: P. t-i
Rev. C. .1. Boulden. M. A.. D. C. L.. Pw*
WOLFVILLE, King's Co.. pop. 1,412.
Acadia College; coll.; co-ed.: Bapt.: est. 18tf:
Rev. Wm. B. Hutchinson M. A.. D. P-
Pres.
Acadia Ladies' Seminary; giris* bnardi^:
Bapt.; est. 1879; Ilev. Henry Todd D«
Wolfe. B. A., Prin.
School's announcement. — Acadia Semiifff
is a residential Christian school for I**
and young women. OfTers six coursrt **
Diploma. Collegtftte, Pianoforte. ^•'*
Art, Klocutlon. Violin. Three t'wrsW W^
Certificate: Typewriting and StenofWpW-
Business, and Domestic Science. J^'^^'^J
members on the teaching staff, grsdwtf*
of leading Unlversltlea and ConserTstsrW*.
Beautifully located in the heart rf ^
famou.^t Evangeline Land. Retoinf ■JJ
Cliristlan influences are constantly tfc««^
around the pupil. Charges very niod*'*^'
School y(?ar from September 1 to '■■'-^
Nova Scotia School of Horttcultwt: boft.; ^
ed.: F. E. Sears. Director. ^^.
TTniversity of Acadia College: coll.: ^f^"
Bapt.: est. 1838; Rev. T. Trotter. *>■ ""
Pres.
ONTARIO
Ontario maintains a comprehensive system of education extending from the
kindergartens (introduced into the system in 1882, now numbering 139 with an
enrollment of 14,160 pupils) to the provincial university, which derives its income
($340,662 in 1907) from the Province, and must report annually to the lieutenant-
governor. The characteristic features of the system are the centralized control,
securing uniformity of standards and school equipment throughout the Province:
the very equitable regulations in regard to separate schools for Roman Catholic
and for Protestant pupils, where desired; an excellant system of secondary educa-
tion by means of the Collegiate Institutes, High and Continuation Schools; the
provision for assuring the professional training of all teachers, and the close corre-
lation of the several grades of schools by means of well-considered courses of study,
uniform text-books, and examinations conducted by the central authority.
The apex of the system is the University of Toronto, which comprises the Uni-
versity College and ten other faculties and departments, namely, Law, Medicine,
Arts, Agriculture, Pedagogy, Dentistry, Music, Pharmacy, Applied Science, and
Engineering. The educational officers of the Province are as follows.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
R. A. Pyne, M. D., LL. D., M. P. P., Minister of Education Toronto
A. H. U. CoLQUHOUN, B. A., LL. D., Deputy Minister of Education Toronto
John Seath, B. A., LL. D., Superintendent of Education Toronto
MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
John Seath, LL. D., Superintendent of Education for Ontario Toronto
Rev. R. a. Falconer, LL. D., President, University of Toronto Toronto
Maurice Hutton, LL. D., Principal University College Toronto
Rev. N. Burwash, LL. D., President, Victoria College Toronto
Rev. T. C. S. Macklem, Provost, Trinity College Toronto
A. P. Knight, M. A., M. D., Queen's University Kingston
A. C. McKay, LL. D., Chancellor, McMastcr University Toronto
Rev. W. J. Murphy, Rector, Otttawa University Ottawa
N. C. James, Ph. D., Provost, Western University London
Thos. a. Kirkconnell. B. A., Principal Coll. Institute Lindsay
Stephen Martin, B. A., Principal, Collegiate Institute St. Mary's
Harriette Johnston, Public School Teacher Toronto
'Alex. Austin Jordan, Principal, Central School Kingston
J. W. Plewes, Principal, Model School Chatham
Thos. Agnew Reid, Principal, Model School Owen Sound
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ONTARIO I ONTARIO
John J. Rogers, Principal, Separate School Lindsay
Wm. I. Chisholm, M. a., Inspector Public Schools Kincardine
Rev. W. H. G. Colles, Inspector Public Schools Qiatham
J. Ball Dow, School Trustee Whitby
John H. Laughton, School Trustee Parkhill
INSPECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Inspector. Postofflce. Jurisdiction.
Li. a. Green, B. A Sault Ste. Marie Algroma District.
T. W. Standingr, B. A Brantford Brant County.
John McCool, M. A Walkerton Bruce, Bast.
W. I. Chisholm, M. A Kincardine Bruce, West.
Thos. Jamieson, B. A Ottawa Carleton.
Nathaniel Gordon Orangfeville Dufferin.
Arthur Brown Morrisburg Dundas.
W. E. Tilley, M. A.. Ph. D. .Bowmanville Durham and S. Monagrhan
Tp.
Welburn Atkin St. Thomas Elgrin.
D. Chenay Windsor Essex, North (No. 1).
D. A. Maxwell, B. A., LL.
B., Ph. D Windsor Essex, South (No. 2).
Wm. Spankie, M. D Kingston Frontenac.
Don'd McDiarmid, M. D. . . .MaxviUe Glengarry.
Samuel Huff, B. A Meaford Grey, East.
H. H. Burgess, B. A Owen Sound Grey, West.
N. W. Campbell Durham Grey, South.
Clarke Moses Caledonia Haldimand.
Sylvanus Phillips, B. A Minden Haliburton, So. Nipissing,
East Parry Sound.
J. S. Deacon Milton Holton.
H. J. CMark, B. A Madoc Hastings, North.
John Johnston Belleville Hastings, South.
David Robb. B. A Brussels Huron, East.
J. Elgin Tom Goderich Huron. West.
Rev. W. H. G. Colles (Chatham Kent, East.
J. H. Smith, M. A Chatham Kent. West. City of Chat'm.
N. McDougall, B. A Petrolea Lambton, East (No. 2).
John Voaden. M. A Sarnia Lambton, West (No. 1).
F. L. Mitchell, M. A Perth Lanark.
Wm. Johnston, M. A.. LL. B.Athens Leeds and Grenville, No. 1.
Robert Kinney, M. D Brockville Leeds and Grenville, No. 2.
T. A. Craig Kemptville Leeds and Grenville. No. 3.
D. A. Nesbitt, M. A Newburgh Lennox and Addington.
W. W. Ireland. B. A St. C^atharlnes Lincoln.
John McLaughlin Gore Bay Manltoulin Island, etc.
P. J. Tompson, B. A London , Middlesex, East.
H. D. Johnson Strathroy Middlesex, West.
H. R. Scovell, B. A Bracebridge Muskoka District.
J. B. McDougall, B. A North Bay Niplssing District, etc.
H. Frank Cook, B. A Simcoe Norfolk.
Albert Odell Cobourg Northumberland.
James McBrien Prince Albert Ontario, North.
John Waugh. B. A., D. Peed. Whitby Ontario, South.
William Carlyle Woodstock Oxford: City of Woodstock.
Rev. Geo. Grant, B. A Orilla Parry Sound, West District.
Allan Embury Brampton Peel: Town of Brampton.
William Irwin, B. A Stratford Perth.
J. Coyle Brown and Rich-
ard Lees. M. A Peterborough Peterborough.
W. J. Summerby Russell Prescott and Russell.
G. D. Piatt, B. A Picton Prince Edward.
E. T. White. B. A Pembroke Renfrew.
G. K. Mills. B. A Collingwood Simcoe. North.
Rev. Tho.s. McKee. B. A. . . . Barrie Simcoe, Southwest.
I.saac Day, B. A Orilla Simcoe, East.
Alexander McNaughton Cornwall Stormont.
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ONTARIO j ONTARIO
Inspector. Postofflce. Jurisdiction.
John Ritchie Port Arthur Thunder Bay and Rainy
River Districts; Cities of
Fort William, Port Ar-
thur.
J. H. Knight Lindsay Victoria, Bast.
W. H. Stevens, B. A Lindsay Victoria. West, and South-
East Muskoka.
Thomas Pearce Berlin Waterloo, No. 1.
F. W. Sheppard Berlin Waterloo, No. 2.
J. W. Marshall, B. A Welland Wellandj City of Niagara
Falls.
Robt. Galbraith, B. A Mount Forest Wellington, North.
J. J. Craig. B. A Fergus Wellington, South.
J. H. Smith Hamilton Wentworth.
C. W. Mulloy, B. A Aurora York, North.
David Fotherlngham Toronto York, South.
J. C. Morgan. M. A Belleville City of Belleville.
J. P. Hoag, B. A Brantford City of Brantford.
Wm. Tytler, B. A Guelph City of Guelph.
W. H. Ballard. M. A Hamilton City of Hamilton.
W. G. Kidd Kingston City of Kingston.
C. B. Edwards, B. A London City of London.
John C. Glashan, LL. D Ottawa City of Ottawa.
A. Mowat, B. A Peterborough City of Peterborough.
D. C. Hetherlngton St. Catharines City of St. Catharines.
O. J. Stevenson, M. A St. Thomas City of St. Thomas.
J. Russell Stuart Stratford City of Stratford.
James L. Hughes Toronto Chief Inspector, City of
Toronto.
W. F. Chapman. B. A Toronto City of Toronto.
Robt. Meade, M. A Windsor City of Windsor and Town
of Walkervllle.
R. Kinney Brockville Town of Brockville.
John Johnson Trenton Town of Trenton.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
J. F. Power, B. A Toronto Separate Schools.
Michael O'Brien, B. A Peterborough Separate Schools.
J. F. Sullivan London Separate Schools.
Jas. E. Jones Mattawa Separate Schools.
Telesphore Rochon. B. A... Ottawa, 63 St. Andrew St. .Bilingual Separate Schools,
ESast.
D. Chenay Windsor Bilingual Sep^vrate Schools,
West.
V. Hector Gaboury, B. A. .Plantagenet Bilingual Separate Schools.
East.
A. B. Belanger, B. A Ottawa Bilingual Separate Schools.
l!a.«t.
SPECIAL INSPECTORS.
John J. Tilley, Toronto Model County School Inspector.
J. E. Wetherell, M. A., Toronto High School Inspector.
H. B. Spotton, M. A., Toronto High School Inspector.
J. A. Houston, B. A., Toronto High School Inspector.
Albert H. Leake, Toronto, Inspector of Manual Training and Technical Schools.
R. H. Cowley, B. A., Toronto Inspector of Continuation Classes.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BELLEVILLE, Hastinffs District, pop. 0,117.
Albert Ck>llege; coll.: M. E.: co-ed.; est. 1757;
W. P. Dyer, M. A., D. D.. Pres.
Ontario Institution for the Deaf and Dumb;
prov. ; co-ed..
Ontario Businesi College; bus. and sten. ; est.
1868; W. B. Robinson, J. W. Johnson, P.
C. A.. Prlns.
BEKLIN, Waterloo District, pop. 0.747.
Berlin Busineis College; bas. and sten.; est.
1890; W. D. Euler, Pres.
St. Jerome's College; boys' boarding; R. C;
est. 18G6: A. L. Zingen, M. A., Ph. M.,
Pres.
BRANTFORD, Brant District, pop. 16,619.
Brantford Ladies' College; girls' boarding;
est. 1874. Principal.
Ontario Institution for the Education of the
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ONTARIO
ONTARIO
Blind; prov.; co-ed.: est. 1871; N. P.
Gardiner, Prin.
BBOCKVILLE, pop. 8,940.
Brockyille Basinett College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1880; Charles W. Gay, PrIn.
St. Alban's School; est. 1001: Rev. F. Graham
Orchard. M. A.. Prin.
CHATHAM, pop. 9,068.
Canada Basinets College; bus. and sten.; est
1876; Duncan McLachlan. Prcs.
DEER PARK, York District, pop. 311.
Upper Canada College; bo.vB' boarding; non-
sect.; est. 1820; H. W. Anden. M. A.,
President.
OALT, Wellington District, pop. 7.866.
Oalt Business College; bu8. and sten.: est.
1807: W. E. Brown, Prln.
OXTELPH, WeUington District, pop. 11.496.
Ontario Agricultural College; agri.; non-sect.:
co-ed.; est. 1874: G. C. Creelmon. B. 8.
A.. M. S., Pres.
HAMrLTON. Wentworth District, pop. 52.634.
Canada, Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1862; R. E. Gallagher. Prin.
Wesleyan Ladies' College; girls* boarding; est.
1860: Principal.
KINGSTON, Frontenac District, pop. 17.961.
Dominion Institute of Amalgamated Engineer-
ing; tech.: men: Sir Sanford Fleming.
Pres.: Prof. Carr Harris, Gen. Sec'y.
Kingston Business College; bus., sten. and tel.;
est. 1884: 11. F. Metcalfe. Pres.
Kingston Conservatory of Music and School of
Elocution and Lecture; music; co-ed.; non-
sect.: est. 1802: O. F. Seljimnnn. Director
of .Music: Aleda V. SolRmnnn. n. E.. Di-
rector Elocution.
Queen's College and University ; coll.: co-ed.;
non-sect.: est. 1841; Daniel .M. Gordon,
M. A.. D. D.. LL. D., Pres.
Queen's University, Faculty of Medicine; Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons; med.:
r«*K.: men: est. 1K54: J. C. Connell. M. D.,
Denn.
School of Mining; tech.: men: est. 1893;
Nathan F. Dupins. M. A.. Denn.
University of Queen's College; univ.; coed.;
est. 1841.
LINDSAY, Victoria District, p^ip. 7.003.
Federal Business College; bus. and sten.: est.
1808: Geo. S. Houston, .M. A.. Pres.
LONDON, Middlesex District, pop. 37.981.
Forest Business and Shorthand College; bus.
iind sten.; est. iKsr*: J. W. Westenelt
Prin.
Harding Hall. College and Central Conserva-
tory; Kirls' boarding: nonsoct.: est. 1808:
K«'v. .Tncrtb .lolinson Hnlcrr. M. A.. Pres.
Huron College; «oll.: nun: Cli. of En^. : est.
isa't: Rev. ('. raniiT.m Wnllor. M. A..
I'rcs.
London Conservatory of Music; nnis. and elo. :
«-si. 1K02: W. f'liven Harmn. prin.
London Normal School; noriual: prov.; co-ed.-
••St. VMtO: F. \V. .Mereliant. M. A.. Prin.
Western University; roll.: cr>-c<l.: V. E. : est.
I^^O.'-): N. (\ .Tames. M. A.. Ph. D.. Pro-
vost .
Western University. Medical Department;
med.; reg. : co-ed.; W. H. Moorfaoase.
M. D., Dean.
OSHAWA, Ontario District, pop. 4.384.
Demill Ladies' College; girls' boarding; est.
1876.
OTTAWA, RusseU District, pop. 59,928.
Canadian Conservatory of Music; music; est.
1902; H. Puddlcombe, Director.
Harmon Home and Day School; girls' board-
lug; non-sect.; est. 1862; Abby Maria Har-
mon, Prin.
Ottawa Business College; bus. and sten., est.
1860; H. G. W. Bralthwalte, Prln.
Ottawa Ladies' College; girls' boarding: est.
1872: Principal.
University of Ottawa; univ.; men; R. C;
est. 1848: Rev. W. J. Murphy, Rector.
OWEN-SOUND, Grey District, pop. 8,776.
Northern Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1881; C. A. Fleming. F. C. A., Prin.
PERTH, Lanark District, pop. 3,558.
Federal Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1808; Geo. S. Houston. M. A.. Pres.
PORT HOPE. Durham District, pop. 4.188.
Trinity College School; boys' boarding; An-
glican: est. 1865; Rev. Oswald Rigby, M.
A.. LL. D., Pres.
RICHMOND, Carieton District, pop. 469.
St. Francis College; coll.; est. 1854; R. C;
Principal.
ST. CATHERINES, York District, pop. 9.946.
St. Catherines Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1882: E. Warner, Prin.
St. Mary's Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.;
Stephen Martin, B. A., Prln.
ST. THOMAS, Elgin District, pop. 11,485.
Alma College; girls' boarding; M. E.. est.
1881; Rev. Rol>ert I. Warner. M. A., D. D.,
Pres.
St. Thomas Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1S88: H. T. Gough. Prop.
SANDWICH, Essex District, pop. 1.450.
Assumption College; coll.: R. C: est. 1854;
Principal.
SARNIA, Lambton District, pop. 8,176.
Samia Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
IS04: William S. Stapleton. Prin.
SMITH'S FALLS, Lanark District, pop. 5.155.
Feder^ Business College; bus. and sten.; est.
1808: Geo. .S. Houston. M. A., Pres.
TORONTO. York District, pop. 208,040.
British-American Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1S«(>: R. A. Farquharson. Prin.
Bishop Strachan School, The; girls* boarding;
Aiipllcan: est. ISfiT: The Right Rev. The
liisbop of Toronto.
British-Amencan Business College; bus. and
sten.; est. 1S«,(): T. M. Watson. Prln.
Canadian Correspondence College; corresp. :
«'st. lOOJ: Donald G. French. Prin.
Canadian Eclectic Shorthand College; bus. and
sten.: est. VMX); J. C. Clarke, Prin.
Canadian School of Telegraphy; tel.; co-ed.:
est. is;r2: W. II. Shaw. I»res.
Conservatory School of Literature and Expres-
sion; j;irlv' ttoanlinp: non-sect.: est. 1899;
Mrs. Inez Nieliolson Cutter, Prin.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
27o
ONTARIO
ONTARIO
Blnoz CroUafe; coll.; Prosb.; uivn; est. 1844;
Wni. McLaren, D. D.. Prln.
MoMftster XTnivartity ; univ.; co-ed.; Bapt.;
eat. 1887; A. C. McKay. B. A.. LL. D.,
Chancellor.
McMMter Univenity, Toronto Baptist College;
theol.; Jones Hughes Farmer. B. A.,
LL. D.. Dean.
Meisterschaft School of Languages and Natural
Science; prep.: co-ed.: Evang. ; est. 1880;
James Cusin, Prin.
Metropolitan School of Music; music; est.
1894; W. O. Forsyth. Director.
Moulton College (Girls' Academic Department,
McMaster XJniTersity) ; girls' boarding;
Bapt.; est. 1888; K. A. Hardy, B. A.,
Prin.
Ontario College of Pharmacy; phar.: co-e<l.;
non-sect.: est. 1872; Charles F. Heebner,
Dean.
Boyal College of Dental Surgeons; dent.; co-
wl.: est. 1875; J. Branston Wilmott. L. D.
S.. M. D. S.. D. D. S., Dean.
St. Andrew's College; boys* boarding: non-
sect.: est. 1809; Rov. D. Bruce Macdonald,
M. A.. LL. D.. Prin.
St. Margaret's College; girls' boarding: non-
sect.; eat. 1897; George Dickson, M. A.,
Dir.
St. Michael's College; coll.; est. 1852; R. C;
Principal.
School of Practical Science. (See Faculty of
Applied Science. University of Toronto.)
Toronto College of Music; music: est. 1888;
F. H. Torrington, Mus. Doc., Director.
Toronto Consenratory of Music: music: est.
188«: Edward Fisher. Mus. D<k-., Director.
Toronto Presbjrterian Ladies' College; girls'
boarding: Preab.: est. 1889: T. M. Mac-
intyre, M. A.. LL. B.. Ph. D.. Pres.
Toronto Normal School; normal; prov. ; co-ed.;
est. 1847: Wm. Scott, B. A.. Prin.
Toronto Veterinary College; vet.; men.
Trinity College; coll.; men; Rev. T. 0. S.
Maclclem, Provost.
XJniTersity of Toronto; univ.; co-ed.; non-sect.;
est. 1827; Rev. R. A. Falconer, LL. D.,
Pres.
XTniversity of Toronto, Faculty of Applied Sci-
ence and Engineering: men; A. Y. Laing,
Sec'y.
University of Toronto, Faculty of Education;
nor.; co-ed.: William Pakenham, M. A.,
Ph. D., Dean.
University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine;
iiied.: reg.: men: R. A. Reeve, B. A.,
.M. B.. LL. D.. Dean.
University of Trinity College; univ.; co-ed.;
Ch. of Kng.: est. 1851; Rev. T. C. Street
Mackleni. M. A.. D. D., LL. D., Provost.
Upper Canada College: boys' boarding: non-
sect.; CHt. 182J): Henry W. Anden, M. A.,
Prin.
Victoria University; univ.; co-ed.; est. 18.30;
Rev. X. Bur wash. LL. D.. Pres.
Wycliffe College: coll.: theol.: men: Ch. of
Eng.: est. 1877; The Rev. Canon O'Meara.
LL. B.. Pres.
WHITBY, Ontario District, pop. 2,110.
Ontario Ladies' College; coll.: women: Meth.;
est. 1874; Rev. J. J. Hare, Ph. D.. Pres.
WOODSTOCK, Oxford District, pop. 8,8.')3.
Woodstock Eusiness College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1890: R. W. Nickerson, Prln.
Woodstock College (Boys' Academic Depart-
ment, McMaster University); Bapt.: est.
1857: A. L. McCrlmmon. M. A., Pres.
Woodstock Collegiate Institute; prep.: co-ed.:
non-sect.: r«t. 18r»7; I. M. I^evan. B. A.,
Principal.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Public education in this province is under the control of a board of education
composed of the members of the executive council, the chief superintendent of edu-
cation and the principal of the Prince of Wales College and Normal School.
The educational officers of the province are as follows :
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Hon. F. L. Hazard, K. C. President Charlottetown
The Chief Superintendent of Education, Secretary Charlottetown
S. N. Robertson, A., LL. D., Principal Prince of Wales College and Normal
School Charlottetown
Hon. J. H. Cummiskey Charlottetown
Hon. S. E. Reid Charlottetown
Hon. Benjamin Gallant Charlottetown
Hon. J. D. McInnis Charlottetown
Hon. Peter MacNutt Charlottetown
Hon. G. E. Hughes Charlottetown
Hon. Matthew Smith Charlottetown
Hon. J. M. Clark - Charlottetown
The Board of Education has by statute of the Provincial Legislature the con-
trol and management of the Prince of Wales College and Normal School.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince Edward Island.
Prince of Walei College and Normal School;
coll. and nor.; prov. : co-ed.; est. 1860;
S. X. Robertson, M. A.. LL. D.. Prln.
Provincial Normal School; consolidated Into
the Prince of Wales College.
St. Dunstan'ft College: coll.; men: R. C. ; Rev.
Thomas Curran. D. I).. Ph. D., Rector.
QUEBEC
The public school system of Quebec had its origin in parochial schools, which
were fostered from the earliest settlement of the colony and which were recog-
nized as the basis of the public system of education by a law of 1846. Peculiar
difficulties were experienced in the development of the system because of the relig-
ious differences of the French and English populations. The former were adherents
of the Roman Catholic Church and naturally resisted all efforts that threatened
their relations with the religious schools of which they were staunch supporters.
After a period of tentative efforts, a policy was adopted in 1875, which has proved
satisfactory to the Roman Catholics, who form the vast majority of the population,
while at the same time it affords protection for the rights of the Protestant
minority. The system established provides for the separate control of Roman
Catholic and Protestant schools without destroying their organic unity. The edu-
cational officers of the Province are as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Hon. Boucher, de La Bruere, Superintendent of Public Instruction' Montreal
Mr. Paul de Cazes, French Secretary of the Department Montreal
Mr. Geo. W. Parmelee, English Secretary of the Department Montreal
Mr. J. N. Miller, Special Officer and Assistant Secretary Montreal
Mr. John Parker, Special Officer Montreal
Mr. John Strang, Accountant Montreal
Mr. F. X. CouiLLARD, Assistant Accountant and Clerk of Statistics Montreal
Mr. Louis Joseph Pregen, Clerk of Records Montreal
Mr. Moise Raymond, Librarian and Clerk of French Correspondence Montreal
Mr. L'abbe V. A. Huard, Conservator of Museum Montreal
Mr. Louis Lefebvre, Clerk of Accounts Montreal
Mr. W. G. L. Paxman, Clerk of English Correspondence Montreal
Mr. Antoine Dessane, Clerk of Correspondence relative to School Inspec-
tion : Montreal
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC INSPECTORS.
Bale St. Paul, L. Bergeron.
Bale St. Paul, A. H. SImard.
Bale St. Paul, Charlevoix — Ths. Trem-
blay.
Chlcoutlmi. J. E. Savard.
House Harbour. De Paqmt.
Jollette, A. Fontaine.
L'Assomptlon, H. Pnid' Homme.
Lauzon, G. S. Vien.
L«yis, A. P. Roy.
Liongueull, J. Herbert.
Lotblniere, L. O. Page.
Montreal, J. A. Cleroux.
Montreal, M. J. Curot.
Montreal, M. J. B. Demers.
Montreal, B. Lippens.
Montreal. J. G. McGown.
Pointe Claire. C. Brault.
Quebec. J. O. Goulet.
Quebec, G. E. Marquis.
Quebec, H. Nansot.
Rimouski, D. Begin.
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QUEBEC
Roxton Falls, L. N. Leveflque.
Roxton Falls, A, Tangruay.
Ste. Anne de la Pocatlere, J. Z. Dubeau.
St. Anselme. J. M. Cote.
St. Cesaire. J. T. Molleur.
St. Cliarles, Bellechasse — P. J. Ruel.
St. David de Levis, Ls. A. Guay.
St. Eustache, J. B. Primeau.
Ste. Famine, J. M. Turcotte.
St. Francois du Sud, J. A. Chabot.
St. Gervais, L P. Ooulet.
St. Maurice, F. X. Guay.
St. Michel. Bellechasse — A. M. Fllteau.
Three Rivers, J. V. Beaumier.
Victorlavllle, J. E. Genest-LaBarre.
QUEBEC
PROTBSTA3IT INSPBCTORS.
Coatlcook. W. Thompson.
Cowansville, A. L. Gilman.
Grindstone, Magdalen Islands. Quebec
— J. Ballantyne.
Knowlton. Rev. Ernest Taylor.
Lachute. J. W. McOuat.
Leeds Vlllagre, O. F. McCutcheon.
Marble ton, Rev. J. N. Kerr.
Montreal, J. Mabon.
Pointe a la Garde, Rev. J. M. Suther-
land.
Richmond, R. J. Hewton.
Quebec, John Parker.
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
BEBTHIEBYILLE, Barthier Ck>., pop. 1.000.
Saint Joseph's Commercial College; prep, und
bus.; c«t. 1848; Rev. L. A. Ix»vaR«Pur,
C. S. v.. Prin.
School's announcement. — The principal
matters taught comiioslng the programme
of studies are: French and EngliRh lan-
guages. History, Geography. Complete
Arithmetic, Geometry. Algebra. Book-
keeping. Commercial Law. BuHineKs Cor-
respondence. Penmanship. Violin. Comet,
etc. Any person of whatever UHtionality
or religion Is admitted in the college.
Board, tuition, etc.. $11 iM»r month:
piano. $2 per month; violin or comet,
IL.'iO per month.
CHICOUTIMI, Chicoutimi District, pop. .3.820.
Chicoutimi College; coll.; men: R. C: est.
1873: Rev. Eng. Lapointe. I»h. D.. M. A.,
Pres.
JOLIETTE. Joliette District, pop. 4.220.
Joliette College; coll.: men: R. C. : o«t. 1840:
Principal.
L'ASSOMPTION, L'Assomption District, pop.
1.00,").
L'Assomption College; roll.: uwn, R. C. : est.
18.32: Principal.
School of Agriculture; aurl.: rood.: Principal.
LENNOXVILLE, Sherbrooke District, i>op. t.l20.
Bishop's College; coll.: co-ed.: I*. K.: est.
1S4.3: Rev. Edward J. Bidwcll. M. A..
Prinrjpul.
Bishop's College School; prep.; Ixiys; P. K.:
est. 1S42: Rev. E. J. BldwHl. M. A..
llead-.Master.
LEVIS. Levis District. |»op. 7.78.3.
Levis College; coll.; uwu: R. C. ; cut. Is.'i.T;
I'riiicipiil.
MONTREAL. Montreal District, pop. 207.7:{0.
Congregational College of Canada; thcol. : men:
(..nu'.: Rev. Edward .Munson Hill. M. A..
I>. !».. Prin.
Jacques Cirtier Normal School; nor.; ro-cd.;
Nap. DmIh.Isj. PrcH.
Lavil University: terli.; inm. I'n»ress..r it.i
Irtr. ninctor.
Laval University. School of Medicine and Sur-
gery: iii«tl.: n-i:. : .I^-im Pliilippe Uoftot.
M. !>.. Dciin.
Loyola College; cnll.: in«n; R. C. : est. I.<s07:
Priii.lpal.
McOill Conservatorium of Music: mus. ; est.
1J>04: Dr. Chsrles A. E. Ilarriss, Director.
McOill Normal School; mergeil with Macdon-
ald College. Ste. Anne de Bellevue.
McOill University; univ.; co-ed., non-sect.;
est. 1821: William Peterson. M. A..
LL. n.. C. M. G.. Prin.
McOill University, Faculty of Law; law: men:
est. 1820; F. !». Walton. B. A.. LL. B..
Dean
McOill University. Faculty of Medicine; med.:
n'g. : Thomas (J. Roddick. M. I).. Dean.
Montreal College; coll.: men: R. C: est. 1707;
Rev. Rene Labelle. D. D.. Pres.
Montreal School of Elocution: elo. and or.: co-
ed.: est. 1804: J. P. Stephen. Prin.
Mount Royal Business College; bus. and sten.;
est. 1800: Anson W. Young. Prin.
Presbyterian Theological College; theol. : men;
Presby.: est. 1807: John Sorimger. D. D.,
Professor.
Royal Victoria College for Women, Depart-
ment for Women, McOill University; eoYl.;
women: mni-sect.: est. 18JW): Ethel Hurl-
bat t. M. .\.. Warden.
St. Mary's College; coll.; men: R. C. ; est.
1S4H; L. Lelande. S. .T.. Rector.
St. Sulpice College; coll.: men: R. C. : est.
1707: Principal.
Wesleyan Theological College. McOill Uni-
versity; theol.: men: M. E. : est. 1873:
Rev. Will inm I. Sliaw. D. D.. LL. D..
1>. C. L.. Pres.
NICOLET. Nicolet District, pop. 2.22^.
Nicolet College; coll.: men: R. C. : est. ISCV?;
Rev. M. (;. Protil. Pres.
QUEBEC. Quebec District, |Mip. 08.840.
Laval Normal School ; nor. : co-ed.
Quebec Seminary; coll.: men: R. C. : est. 1065;
Principal.
Universite Laval; iinlv.: men: R. C: est.
is,-i2: .MoiisiMUMieiir Olivier E. Mathleu.
Ph. 1).. S. T. I)., Pres.
RIOAUD. Vandreuil District. p<ip. 770.
Rigand College: loll.: hhmi. R. C. ; est. 18R0;
Prin.ip.il.
RIMOUSKI. Rimouski District, pop. 1.804.
Rimouski Normal Si liool : nor.: women: est.
i;mh;: r. I). Koss. Priist. Principal.
Seminaire de Saint Germain de Rimouski; coll.;
men: |{. C; .st. Is.V.: .1. A. D'Amours,
S. T. !>.. Siipcrior.
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
279
QUEBEC
QUEBEC
8TE. AXVE D£ BELLETITE.
Maodonald Collage; axrl. and nor.; co-ed.;
non-sect.; est. 1007; James W. Robertson,
IX. D., Dean of School of Agriculture;
George n. Locko, M. A.. Dean of School
for Teachers.
STE. AHNE D£ LA POOATIERE, Kamourotki
District, pop. 900.
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere College; coll.; men;
R. C; est. 1«20; Principal.
School of Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere; agri.;
est. 1850; Principal.
ST. HTACINTHE, Bagot District, pop. 9,210.
St. Hyacinthe College; coll.; men; R. C; est.
1800; Rev. C. P. Cho<iuette. M. A.. Pres.
ST. LAURENT, Jacques Cartier District, pop.
1.390.
St. Laurent College; coll.: men: R. 0.; est.
1847; Alfred Crevlor. A. B.. C. S. C, Prin.
STE. MARIE DE MONVOIR. RouviUe District,
pop. 1.306.
Ste. Marie Monnoir College; coll.: men; R. C;
est. 1853; Principal.
STE. THERESE, Terre Bonne District,
1,641.
Ste. Therese College; coll.; men; R. C;
1825; M. L. Arthur Jasmin, J. G. D.
perlor.
SHERBROOKE, Sherbrooke District, pop. 11,
Sherbrooke College; coll.: men; R. O.;
1875; Principal.
SOREL, Richelieu District, pop. 7,057.
Mount St. Bernard's College; prep.; men
C: est. 1807; Bro. Landry, Director.
STANSTEAD, Stanstead District, pop. 618.
Stanstead Wesleyan College; coll.; Meth.;
1872; Principal.
THREE RIVERS, St. Maurice District.
0.081.
Three Rivers College; coll.: men: R. C;
18G0: Rev. Father Leon Arcand, D.
Superior.
VALLEYFIELD, Beauhamois District,
11, av..
College of Valleyfleld; prep.: men: R. 0.;
1893: A. P. Labonnle, Director.
pop.
est.
.766.
est.
pop.
est.
D.,
pop.
est.
SASKATCHEWAN
The system of public schools in this Province is under the control of a coun-
cil of public instruction comprising four members of the executive committee, and
four appointed members, of whom two must be Protestants and two Roman Cath-
olics. The educational officers of the Province are as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
J. A. Caloer, M. p. p., Commissioner of Education Regina
D. P. McCoLL, Deputy Commissioner of Education Regina
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL.
T. H. McGuiRE Prince Albert
A. H. Smith Moosomin
W. H. Sparling Battleford
Rev. D. Gillies St. Andrew
William Grayson Moose Jaw
INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.
WiLUAM Roth WELL Regina
R B. HuTCHERSON Regina
J. F. Hutchison Prince Albert
A. H. Ball Yorkton
J. Hewgill Moosomin
Charles Nivins Oxbow
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
UNITED STATES.
Aaker'i BiuJncss CoUtgp, Fa^t^a, N. D.
Aaker'i BasJafeB Gollefrc'p Crand Fflrhe, N. TJ,
Abbot AeadPDar. Audoven KJaan.
Abbott Familj School, Farmtpj^to^t Me,
Abbott's Bnxlnesa Sebool, New Vork, N. Y.
AlMTflecQ Acadctuy, Aberdeen. K> C,
Abln^aon FfEi^iicIf^' SchooU Ji'nklptowD, Vn.
Abrabain'ii PmctJt^al BuiJapa? CoUe^p, DubHn,
Abmhamsoo BmlDeaa College, Citciideci. N, J,
Abr^biiinson Bnsinpss CoUeg(?» PbUndelphla. Pa.
AM Muniln^ltiJ, GultAF fiDd HiiFp School, New
yorJft >% Y,
Acjd**nilcnt nod iDdustrinl InatUnte, Nortb
WIJkcebRrre, N. G.
Aearjt^mj of Arcbltectdre and IpiltiBtrlal Scl-
eucp. St. Louli, Mo.
Acfldt-niT of AiitDUiobhIc Engineering, Chjcngd,
Aoadetay of Flue Atts^ rtiEt'sg^,
Aetdeniy of HoLy Angt^Js, Trav<»rH« City- Mich.
Acrt(l*emjr uf Holy CroBa, B?dforrt> N. Y.
Aeoiaemy of Holy >fiinie8, Spolnine, Wash,
Aejidetoy of St FfaneTB de Stiles, St* Genevieve,
Acadc*iDy of St. Joseph, Brentwood, N. Y.
AeadeniF ot Ihe Holy Ani^elBt Sainneapolls, Mlno.
Academy of Idaho, Pocfltello, Idaho.
ACadenjj of Monat St, Ursula, New York, N. Y.
Aesdemy of Slount St. Vlocfent, New York,
N. ¥,
Aeadrmy of NoftbweBteTD Unlverattjf, ItanatOD,
Aeademy i>f Kotre Dame, Redwood OUr. Cnllf.
Ac»d*'iny of Notre Dame, Saota Clara. Calif,
Aeadeioy of Notre Dtme, Putnam. Copn.
Aeademj of the Notre Dame, Boaton, Mnas.
Aenrtrtoj of Notre Dftme, Philadelphia. Pa,
Aextlepij of Notre Dame of Pfovldence, New-
pott, Ky,
Aconprny of Onr Lady of Adgf>la, illmJni, K. Y.
At^M^^my of our Lady of tbe Bleaaeil HacrameDt,
New York, N. Y.
Aead^mjr of Onr Ladj of the Lake, San Antonio,
Aeadpniy Of Onr Lady of Lonrflt's, East Onk-
land. Calif.
Aeadeniy of Onr Lmly of riourdea^ Kocbrater,
Minn.
Academy of OtiP I^ady of Mi-ppj. Bed Bluff,
Ae»demy of Our Ladf of Mv^J* I^olBTille, Ky,
AcadPiiiy of Out I^iady of Mt^rej. JoplJn. Mo.
Acaa4*piy of Onr Lady of Mercy > Oharleston^
S. C.
Aeadt-my tuf Our Lady rf Peace, San Diego,
Calif.
Af^atlepiy of Onr l*iidy of Perpetual I4gbt, Al-
bany, Ore.
At-adppiy of Our I inly of the Sscrcd Beiirt,
Ti-orla, 111.
Arndpniy of Our Lady of the Sicrwl Snart,
Sprkiigfleld, lU,
Afadomy of Our l*ndy of Tlctory, Waterloo, la.
Academy of Our Lady of Vlolory, Brooklyiii
N. Y,
Aeoderay of Ulcbmond County. Au^iita, Ga.
Amdcmy of rhe Holy Pamtly, Baltic, Conn.
Acadt^piy of the Holy ramlly. Alton, 111.
Aeadfioy ff tbe Holy Kame, Sborb, CjiI.
Academy uf the Holy Name, Albany, N, Y.
.^eaflemy of ihe Holy Name, Seattle, Wii«b.
Academy of the Holy Child Jeius, Cheyenne,
Wyr,
Acadciuy of tbe Hoty Gbost, Dubutiue, la.
Academy of the Holy Boaeiy. WooflUnd, GaL
Acj^idemy of tbe Immaculate Conception, New-
Iiort, Ky,
.4i'ftdfn3y of tbe Imiuarulate Conception, Fer-
dlrtctrid, Ind,
Acodf^my of the Immaculate ConcepLlon. Olden-
burg, Ind.
Academy of tbe Immaculate Conceptloa, Charles
GIty, la.
Aexidemy of the Immaculate Coae«ptloii, DftveQ-
port, la.
Academy of the Immaculate CoaceplLon, Fair*
bank, la.
Academy of the I m maculate OoDCeptloa, GU-
bcrtavllle. la.
Aeadeniy of the ImmacaUte Conception, Op*-
loUBoa,^ La.
Ai'Rdemy of the ImmaciilAte Heart of Marjr*
Sap Liils Obispo, Calif.
Acfidemy of the LiidEea of the LoecttO, Sault
Ste, Marte, Mich.
Academy of tbe New Chufcb, Bijn Atbrn, P».
Academy of the Sacred Hearty San Franelaco,
Cnltf.
AeHt1<'my of the aaerud HespL Chicago, m,
Acftdeniy of the Sacred Henrt, LoulaTllle, Ky,
Academy of the Saeml Henrt. Graad Cotenu,
La.
Aciidemy of the Sacred Hi-art, New Orleans, La.
Academy of the Saere^ Heart, Detroit, Mich.
282
PATTERSON'S GOLLEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEOTOBT
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Academy of the Sacred Heart, GroRne Point,
Mich.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Owatonna, Minn.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Kansas City. Mo.
Academy of the Sacred Heart. St. Charles, Mo.
Academy of the Sacred Heart. St. Joseph, Mo.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Ix>aiB, Mo.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Omaha, Neb.
Academy of the Sacred Heart. Hoboken. X. J.
Academy of the Sacred HeArt. Albany. N. Y.
Academy of the Sacred Heart. New York, N. Y.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Syracuse, N. Y-
Academy of the Sacred Heart. Cincinnati. O.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Philadelphia. Pn. j
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Providence, R. I.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Torresdale, Pa.
Academy of the Sacrefl Heart of Mary, Wash-
iOKton, D. C.
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Sag
Harbor, N. Y.
Academy of tlio ViKitation. Mol»lle. Ala.
Academy of the Visitation, WaHbin^ton. D. C.
Acade.ny of the Visitation. Des Moines, la.
Academy of the Visitation. Diibmiue. la.
Academy of the Visitation. Baltimore, Md.
Academy of the Visitation. St. Louis. Mo.
Academy of the Visitation. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Academy of the Visitation. Abingdon. Va.
Academy of the Visitation. Wytheville, Va.
Academy of the Visitation. Richmond. Va.
Academy of the Visitation. Parkersburg. W. Va.
Ackworth Academy. Ackworth. la.
Acme Business College, Seattle. Wash.
Acme School of Drawing. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Actual Business College. Akron. O.
Actual Business University, Fremont. O.
Ada College of Law, Ohio Normal University.
Ada. O.
Adams Academy, Quinry, Mans.
Adell»ert College. Cleveland, O.
Adelphi College. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Adclphi College, Art Department, Brooklyn.
Adelphia Academy. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Adirondack Summer Art Scliool. Sarannc Lake,
N. Y.
Adrian College. Adrian. Midi.
Advance Academy. Advance, N. ('.
Aflfordby School. Baltimore, M«l.
AgasHiz Hall. Alta. Calif.
Agnes Irwin's School. Phlladelphin. Pii.
Agnes Scott College for Women. l>eeat»ir. Ca.
Agricultural College of Utah. Logan. I'tah.
Agricultural and Mechanical College (colored),
Normal, Ala.
Agricultural and Mechanical College for the
Colored Ra<'e (colored). (Ireensboro. N. C.
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Ken-
ttKky, Lexington. Ky.
.Agriculturiil and .Meclianlcal College of Texas,
College .Station. Tex.
.Vli«'le.v Hall for Girls. Grand Havrn. Mich.
.VIa)>aina Baptist Colored T'niverslty (colored).
Schna. Ala.
.Vlaltanin Hrenau. The. Kufatda. Ala.
.Vl.-itiania Conferenco Fi>tna1<> College. Tuskegee,
Ala.
Alal>«iii:i Girl;' Imlnstrial School. Montcvallo.
Ala.
Alal>nin:i Normal Co11«'K<'. Livinu'ston. Ala.
.Vlaliani.'i pol.v(»Mlmic Instittite. Atii)urn. Ala.
Alali.ima Pi>1.n (chnlc In-^tKutr. Department of
rhiirm:if.v. Anlmrn. .Ma.
Alabama Synodlcal College for Women. TUU-
dega, Ala.
Alamo City Commercial College, San Antooio.
Tex.
Albany Academy, The, Albany, N. Y.
Albany Business College, Albany, N. Y.
Albany College, Albany. Ore.
Albany College of Pharmacy, Union UnlTereltJ.
Albany, N. Y.
Albany Female Academy. Albany, N. Y.
Albany High School. Albany, Ky.
Albany Hospital Training School for Nar«<^
The. Albany. N. Y.
Albany Medical College. Albany, N. Y.
Albany Law School, Union University, AlbanJ*
N. Y.
Albertl School of Expression. New York City.
Albion Academy-State Normal School. PrankUB-
ton, N. C.
Albion College, Albion. Mich.
Albright College. Myerstown. Pa.
Albuquertiue Business College. Albuquerque. ^•
Mex.
Albuquenjue Indian School. Albnquerqoe, ^*
Mex.
Alcorn A. & M. College for Negroes. Alco«*»
Miss.
Alclun Preparatory School. New York City.
Alderman's, Miss, Select School. WllmlBr*^*"*
N. C.
Alderson Academy, Alderson. W. Va.
Alexander College, BurkesvUle, Ky.
Alexander Collegiate Institute, Jacksoori*"*'
Tex.
Alfrwl Academy. Alfred. N. Y.
Alfred Theological Seminar^'. Alfred. N. Y.
Alfred University. Alfred. N. Y.
Algler's School of Shorthand. New Orleans, ^'•"
Alinda College Preparatory School. Plttab**^'
Pa.
All Hallows College. Salt Lake City. Utah.
All Saints Academic School of Manhattan, N«^
York. N. Y.
All Saints' School. Sioux Falls, S. D.
Allan Manual Training School, Atutin, Tex.
Allegliany Collegiate Institute, Alderson, W. '^*'
.Vllegany County Academy. Cnmbeiiand. Md.
.\lleglieny Preparatory. School. Pittsbnrg, P*-
-Vllegliancy Tlieological Seminary. Pittsbarg. '*•'
Allegheny University. Meadville. Pa.
.Mien Normal and Industrial School, Tbo«l***'
ville. Ga.
Allen School. The. West Newton, Mass.
.Mien Sch<x)l for Boys. New Y'ork City.
.\llen T'niversity (colore<l). Columbia. S. C.
.\llentown Business College. Allentown. Pa.
•Mlentown College for Women. Allentown. P**
.\ 11 en town Preparatory School. Allentown, ?••
.Mliance High School. Grantsboro. N. C.
Allison School, Santa Fe. N. Mex.
-\niboy Academy. Amboy. Ind.
.Mnia College, Alma. Mich.
.Mpena Business College, Alpena, Mich.
Altooua Business College. Altoona, Pa.
Altini Well .\cadcmy. Church Hill. Tenfl.
.VmiTir.in Academy of Dramatic Arts. ^^
York City. ^^
Ameriiiin :in.l Itallin School of Music. BW*'
\\i\. N. Y.
American Business College, Pueblo. Colo.
.\meri<an Business College. MlnneapoUl. mv*
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
283
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Auiorfcan C<rflege of Mecba no-Therapy. Chicago.
American College of Muslciana. New York City.
American College of Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery, Chicago. 111.
American Commercial School, Allentown, Fa.
American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, 111.
American Institute of Phrencrfogy, New Yorlc
City.
American International College, Springfield,
MasH.
American Metlical College. St. Louis, Mo.
American Medical Missionary College, Chicago,
111.
American School for the Deaf. Hartford, Conn.
American School of Correspondence. Chicago. III.
American Scbo(4 of Elocution. Brooklyn. N. Y.
American School of Engraving. New York City.
American School of Home EconomicM. Chicago,
111.
American School of Osteopathy. Kirksvillc, Mo.
American University, Washington. I). C.
American University of Harrlman. Ilarrlmon,
Tenn.
American University of Ilarrimnn. Law Depart-
ment. Harrlman. Tenn.
American Violin School. Chicago. 111.
Amherst Academy, Cora, N. C.
Amherst College. Amherst. Mass.
Amherst Colli»g»» Summer Library School. Am-
herst. Mass.
Amity College. College Spring**. la.
Amity High School, Amity. Ark.
Ammcndale .Normal Institute. Animrndali'. .Md.
Anable's School, Miss. New Bniuswick. N. J.
Anahle^H School 'for Yotmg Ladles. Miss. Piilla-
delphia. Pa.
Anacortes Business College. Anacortes. Wash.
Anderson Acadenij*. Irvington, Calif.
Andenton Business College. Anderson. Ind.
Andersonville Institute. Andersonvlllo. Tenn.
Andovor Theological Seminary. Andovor. Mans.
Andrew Female College, CuthlKTt. (la.
Andrew Small Academy. Darnestown. Md.
Anna S. C. Blake .Manual Training School. Santa
Barbara, Calif.
Anna Dill Institute. Fort McPherHon. ^ln.
Anna Oroff-Bryant Institute. The. ('lilcago.
Anne Anmdel Academy. Miilersvillo. Md.
Annie Wright Semlnarj-, Tacoma. Wash.
Annunciation Academy. Pine BlufT. .\rk.
Anson Academy, North Anson, Me.
Anson Institute. Wadesboro, N. ('.
Anthracite Business College. Scranton. Pa.
Antioch Cdilege. Yellow Springs. O.
Antwerp High School, Antwerp, N. V.
Appleton Busim^s College. Appleton. Win.
Appleton City Academy. Appleton City. Mo.
Arcadia Academy. Midway. N. C.
Arcadia College and Ursuline A<»«lemy. Ar-
cadia. Mo.
Archibald's Business College. Minneapolis. Minn.
Arizona School of Mines, Tucson. Arlx.
Arkansas Baptist College (colored). Little Rook,
Ark.
Arkansas College. Butesvllle. Ark.
Arkansas Conference ('olle;;e. Silomi Sprlnjrs,
Ark.
Arkansas CunilMTlnnd Collejre. Cljirksville. Ark.
Arkansas .Mllltnry AcMdi'iny. Lifde II. xk. Ark.
Armagh Acudeniy. Arinngb. I'.-i.
Armitage Preparatory School. Wnyiie. pji.
Arms Academy, Shelburne Fnlls, .M.iss.
Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago. III.
Army & Navy Preparatory School, Washington.
D. C.
Aroostook State Normal. Presque Isle. Me.
Art Academy, Chicago.
Art Academy of Cincinnati. Cincinnati. O.
Art C<»llege. La Porte, Ind.
Art Craft Institute. Chicago, 111.
Art Institute of Chicago. Chicago. 111.
Art Students' League of New York. New V. ik
City.
Ascham Hall. Chicago, 111.
Ashbury College, Wilmore. Ky.
Ashe Art School, Memphis. Tenn.
Ashland College. Ashland. Ky.
Ashland College. Ashland. O.
Ashland Commercial College. Ashland, Ore.
Ashland Seminary. Versailles. Ky.
Ashpole Institute, Ashpole, N. D.
Ashevllle Business College. Ashevllle, N. C.
Ashevllle Farm School. Farm School. N. C.
Ashevllle School. Ashevllle, N. C.
Ashevllle .SehtMd of Stenography and Typ<will
ing, Aslievllle, N. C.
Ashtahtila Business College. Ashtabula. O.
Association Institute, Chicago. 111.
Associatl<m Institute, Detroit. Mich.
Association Institute, Y. .M. C. A., BufTale.
N. Y.
Assumption School, Top<'ka. Kan.
Atchison Business College. Atchison, Kan.
Atliens Female ('ollege. Athens. Ala.
Atkinson Academy, Atkinson, N. H.
Atkinson Literary and Industrial College fcil
ored), .Madlsonville, Ky.
Atkinson's Nevada Business Institute, Reno.
Nev.
Atkinson's Sacramento Business College. Sacra
mento. Calif.
Atlanta Baptist College. Atlanta. Oa.
Atlanta Business College, Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta College of Pharmacy. Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Atlanta. Gn.
Atlanta Commercial College. Atlanta. (Ja.
Atlanta Dental College. Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta ScIkm^ of Medicine, Atlanta. Ga.
.\tlanta Theological .Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.
.Vtianta University (<'olored», Atlanta, Ga.
.Vtlantle Acidi-niy, Atlantic, N. C.
Atlantic Academy, ('risp, N. C.
Atlantic Christian College. Wilson. N. C.
Atlantic Collegiate Institute, Ellaabeth City.
N. C.
-Vtlantle Institute. Atlantic. N. C.
Atlantic Medical College. Baltimore. Md.
.Vtlantle Scliool of Osteopathy, Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Athen's Female College. Athens. Ala.
Auburn .School of Business. Auburn. -N. Y.
Atibnrn Seminary. Auburn. Ky.
Auburn Theolo^Mcal Seminary. Aulmrn, N. Y.
-Vudltorium Dramatic Scliool, Kansas City, Mo.
Audubon Sugar .School, New Orleans. La.
.Vjigslmrg SiMulnary. Minneapolis, Minn.
.Vugusta Co. Kdut'atlonal Institute. Augusta. Ga.
.Vugusta .Military Academy. Fort Defiance, Va.
Augustana College. Rmk Island. 111.
.Vugustani! Colle^M'. Canton. S. C.
.Vugtistinlan .Veadenjy. Tompkinsville. N. Y.
Augnstlnlan Institute. Carthage. N. Y.
.Vulander Ai'ademy. Aulander. N. C.
Aiirora College. Aurora. 111.
284
PATTEESON*S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
AumrB. High Schdol. EDg]<?ti>wo. N. C*
AEirorft Nynrifll iind Flni^lncfl^ College , Aurora,
Neb.
Aurora Short hund Seliool. Aiiraffl, III.
Aufttell Btgh acliool, Ausl**]!. Gm.
AtiAtln Aeacletiiy, CenUr Strnrr&rd. N. H.
AuttLn CciUete* EfBcfhiiai, III.
Atistln CoUefife. Sherman, lex.
Auetld CuUe^ffe of hAVf, Buutbem MfnneflDta
Normal College. Austin, Minn.
AtietiQ TrulnEng School, St(^TeI]^on, Aln.
Automobile Schools of America. Chlcaeo. 111.
AutomobUe Schools of America. Ni'vv York* N* Y.
Arery Cqll^K?. Alleghpny* pn,
ATpry OoKpsc Trofle S4?hooK ^IttBbttfg, Pa.
Averj Norm si lofltHute. Cbarleittan, S. Q.
Ajun' Buftlneas CQUe^c", San FtiiiiCtB<ro< Calif.
Hackaer CoUtfge. Wt!chi?rv31Ie. Ark.
Hacon Aceileniy. Woods town. N. J,
Heck*« Acadetny. HtLun. Q.
Bnckna Law SchoDl of WfSlem Reeene UdI-
vettlty. Clert'land. O.
Backua School for Girls. Mrs., St. rani. Minn.
Bacone Unlverslly. Aluskugi-en Okl«.
Balrd't School. M\m, Norwalk, Conn.
Bak<*r City BiiMlueiitt Colleire. Baker Clt.v, Ore.
Baker HImmel Sib<jol. Tlio. Knoxvllle. Tenn,
Baktr UnUerslty, Baldwin. Kan.
BAkrr'a School. Naahvllle. N. C.
Baliitka ftfuslcal College. Chicago, 111.
Hal d win KEndergrjirtcn Training School. YoongH
town, O.
Baldwin and Neldon'a ScbooU South Orange,
N. J.
Bsldwln Seminary. St. Pftul. Minn.
Baldwin UnlveraUjr, Berta. O.
Baldwin's School for Girls, Mia*. Brjn Mawr.
Pa.
Balfour Johtutone School. Chicago. IlL
Ballard S<-hord. Mafon. Qa.
BaljSol School. Iltlca. N. T.
Ballon and Ilobignnd I'rrparatoTT Schaol. Bos-
ton. Mass.
Baltimore Art School. Baltlmon?. Md,
BnUEmoi-e BnainDSB College. Balttmorc. Md,
RaltEmor(? City College. Bait! m oft'. Md-
BnJtlmoi-o College of l^ental aurgf^rjr, umu
Tqcvro, Md.
BoUlmorTP Law School. Baltimoro. Md+
Balttiaori" Mannal Labor ScbooL Arbutus, ifd.
Brtltlinorp ^Irdtral Collpge, Baltimore!. Md,
Baltimore Med teal Collegp. Dental Depart meat,
BaUiniore, Md.
BjiUlmori" Normal Sehwl (ijolored). Bftltlmore.
Md.
Ballinwn? Polytcchnlr Imtltute, Baltimore. Md.
Ba]tliuorf> Sebool of Garmvnt Ontting, BaltU
more. Md.
Baltimore School of Pemln Sbortliaiid, Baltl-
more« Md.
Baltimore UnWenltr, School of Law. Bald-
more, Md.
Baltimore ITnlveraity, Sc-hool of Medicine. Bal-
timore. Md.
Bincroft School, Sprlnif field, Mat«.
Baticroft School. Worctster, Masa.
Bancroft Cox Tratulng ScbooL Haddenflrld. K. J.
Buigor Bnslneaa Collegi-. Bangor, He.
Bangor Theological Seminar:;^. Bangor, Me,
Bangor Training School, Bangor. Me.
Bangs (Misa! and Whttoii's (Mias) School, Svt
York City.
Bank's Business College, Belfast, Me.
Bank's Bnalness College. PhtladelphU. Pa.
Baptist Collegiate Institute. Newton. AU.
BaptlBt Female Cnlversttj-, Raleigh. N. C
Baptist Coiveralty of Indiana, rndlanapollj. ^'
Bartkour Hall. Nazareth P. O.. Mich.
Barclay Hall School for Girla, Plttubarf, P»*
Barclay*8 Bn^lnesg Inntltute. Geneva. N. T.
Bard Hall, Cornwall en- nudson, N. Y,
BaFdatown Baptist Inatftutt, BudBtown, Kp
Barker Fn?q School, West Boi;fot4, Miii.
Barker Memorial Semlnarj {colored), A»^
ton. Alii.
Barker* a High Sehtiol. Lumberton. N. C.
BarkeyTllte Acadcmj'. Barkeyvllle. Pi.
Barlow School of Indnstrlnl Arts. Blnjili^W*'
N. Y.
Barnard Clasaea, Kew Ynrk City.
Barnard Coliegef New York City.
Bainanl Hti;h School, South riantptoD. N. H
Barnard School for Qtrla, New York CU,v-
Bj^mard School for Boys, New York City.
Barnes Bu!ilmfa» College, St, Louis. M**
Bnmea School of Anatomy, Sanitary Scli*t»o<' «■
Embalming. Chicago, DaB^s, New Ynfk
Baron de Hirach A gr (cultural and iadWlT*^^
School. Wooclbiijc. N, J.
Baron de If track Trado School. New York Cl^*
Barrett College, Pet^ Dcf», N. C.
Barrett In«tltnte of Shorthaod, Chtciirf*, lU
Bars tow 'a School, Miaa. Kanftas City. Mo.
Barter* Musical Oollcgc-, MftutJiii, r>.
B«rtl30IomeW'Cllfton School, ClnciBD*tl. 0.
Bartlett's Commirctal Cotiege. ClDclnnstt ^*
Batea College, LewNlon, Me.
Bath Iron Works School of Shipfatitldtiijr.
Me.
Battle Creek Baatneis UnlTenltjr, Bittlir fw^"
MIcb,
Battle Creek Colli^ge. Battle Creek, Mlck^
Bay City finstnesa CoBege, Bay Clly, Mtfl*.
Bay Patho. Instltnte. Sprfimfii*ld, Ma*»
BaylcBs Bnj9ln?«La College. Dubtiqije. It.
Kavlor Female CoIlege^, Bet ton. Tet
Baylor tTolveTBltx. Waco. Tex,
Baylor Uotverslty, College of Medicine. JliU**'
Tex.
Raylor'a trnlvertlty School, CbittaiiAOia. t*^
Beacb iBslltnte. Savanuah. Oa.
Beard*» Srbcw! for GIrla. MIw, Ormng#, ^^ h
Bcaalcy School of Oratory mnA Tinm*^ ^
Grand II ft p Ids. Mich.
Beaufort High School. Besaforl. K. C
Beatimont College, Harrodnlraiig. K?.
BnauToJr CoUege. Wilmar. Ark,
BcftTtfr Brunch Brlgham Young tTsiw*"*
Beaver, Utah.
Bfavftr College. Beaver, Pa,
Back's Academy. Fiqua, Q.
Becker's Bnslness CoBp^p, Worce«tef. *!■■»
Beckley Seminary. Buckley . W. Va.
Bedford Acaifemy, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bedford Institute, Brooklyn. X. Y.
Bedford Institute, ShelbyTille. Tenii.
Be«Iford Institute, SaTjnnnti Tr-nn
Beechgrove Tralnlr>r Sehm f f'^
Beemsn Academy, Xaw r
Beethovi>o Ootoaervatory ci ■- imi^ ***
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285
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Beethoven School of Music, Meadville, Pa.
Behnke-Walker Business College. Portland, Ore.
Bel-Air School, Lewiston, Va.
Belcourt Seminary, Washington, D. C.
Belhaven College for Young Ladies, Jackson,
Miss.
Bell Medical College, Dallas, Tex.
BeU School of Speech, New York City.
Bellcross Academy, Bellcross, N. C.
Bellefonte Academy, Bellefonte, Pa.
Belleville Academy, Belleville, Ark.
Belleville Commercial and Shorthand College,
Belleville, HI.
Bellevue College, Bellevue, Neb.
Bellevue High School, Bellevue. Va.
Belleville Normal College. Belleville, Ark.
Bellingham Business Institute, Bellingham,
Wash.
Bellows Private School, Boston, Mass.
Bellwood Seminary, Anchorage, Ky.
Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn.
Belmont School, Belmont, Calif.
Belmont Seminary, Bedford City, Va.
Belolt College, Beloit, Wis.
Beloit Business College, Beloit. Wis.
Belvlderei Academy. Belvidero, N. C.
Belwood Institute, Belwood, N. C.
Benedict College. Columbia, S. C.
Benedict Memorial School, Samuel, Cedartown,
Ga.
Benedict School of Shorthnnd, Boston, Mass.
Bennett Academy, Clarkson, Miss.
Bennett College, Greensboro, N. C.
Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and Sur-
gery. Chicago, 111.
Bennett's School for Girls, Miss, Millbrook,
N. Y.
Benson School of Applied Design, New York
City.
Benton College of Law, St. Louis, Mo.
Benton Harbor College. Benton Harbor, Mich.
Benton Seminary, The. Camden, Tenn.
Benton's Business School, New Bedford. Mass.
Benzonia Academy, Benzonia, Mich.
Berea College, Berea. Ky.
Berean Normal Training and Industrial School,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bergey School, Chicago. III.
Berkeley Academy for Boys, Tenafly, N. J.
Berkeley Bible Seminary, Berkeley, Calif.
Berkeley Divinity School, MIddletown, Conn.
Berkeley Institute. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Berkeley Pacific Theological Seminary, Berkeley,
Calif.
Berkeley Preparatory School, Berkeley, Calif.
Berkeley School, Washington. D. C.
Berkeley School. New York City.
Berkey and Dyke's Private Business School,
Cleveland, O.
Berkshire Business CoUege, PIttsfield, Mass.
Berlitz School of Languages, Washington, D. C.
Berlitz School of Languages. Ciilcago, 111.
Berlitz School of Languages, Evanston. III.
Berlitz School of Languages. St. Louis, Mo.
Berlitz School of Languages. New York City.
Berlitz School of Languages. Pittsburg. Pa.
Berrysbnrg Academy, Berrysburg, I»n.
Bertie Academy. Windsor, N. C.
Berwick Academy, South Berwick. Me.
Berwick Business College, Berwick, Pa.
Bethanla Academy. Everett. Wash.
Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va.
Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kan.
Bethany College, Art Department, Lindsborg,
Kan.
Bethany School, Gettysburg, Pa.
Bethel College, Newton, Kan.
Bethel College, Russellville, Ky.
Bethel College, McKenzie, Tenn.
Bethel Female College, HopklnsvIUe, Ky.
Bethel Hill Institute. Bethel Hill, N. C.
Bethel Male College, Cuthbcrt, Ga.
Bethel Military Academy, Bethel Academy, Va.
Bethesda College, Henderson. Neb.
Bethlehem Academy, St. John, N. Y.
Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, Minn.
Bethlehem Preparatory School, West Bethlehem,
Pa.
Bett's Academy, Stamford, Conn.
Bettic Stuart Institute, Springfield, 111.
Bcutel Business College, Tacoma, Wash.
Beverly Farm, Home and School for Nervous
and Backward Children, Godfrey, 111.
Bible College of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.
Bible Teacljers' Training School, New York City.
Bickler Academy, Austin. Tex.
Big Pine School. Mars Hills. N. C.
Biddle University (colored), Charlotte, N. C.
Bigelow's School, Miss, Kansas City, Mo.
Billing's School, Miss, Mobegan. N. Y.
Biltmore Parish School, Blltmore, N. C.
Biltmore School, Blltmore, N. C.
Bingham School. The, Asheville, N. C.
Bingham School. Mebane. N. C.
Birmingham Conservatory of Music. Birmlng-
N. Y.
Bird's Bronx Business Institute. New York City.
Birmingham Business College. Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham Conservatory of Music. Birming-
ham. Ala.
Birmingham Dental College. Birmingham. Ala.
Rirmlngham Medical College. Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham School for Girls. Birmingham. Pa.
Birmingham Seminary. Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham Shorthand and Typewriting School,
Chicago, 111.
Biscoe Academy. Blscoe, N. C.
Bishop College (colored). Marshall. Tex.
Bishop Robertson Hall. St. Louis. Mo.
Bishop Scott Academy. Portland. Ore.
BIsboptborpc School. South Bethlehem. Pa.
Bissell School of Photo-Engraving. Effingham,
111.
Bissing's Conservatory of Music, Hays, Kan.
Black Hall School, Black Hall, Conn.,
Black River Academy. Ludlow. Vt.
Blackbourne College for Girls. Senatobia, Miss.
Blackburn College. Carllnville, 111.
Blackburn's Academy. Charlton. la.
Blackman's School, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Blackstone Female Institute. Blackstone, Va.
Blaine Normal School. Blaine. Ky.
Blnlr Business College. South Park, Wash.
Blair Academy, Blairstown. N. J.
RlairsvlUe (College. Blalrsville, Pa.
Blake Manual Training School, The Anna S. C,
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Blake School. New York City.
Blandville Baptist College. Blandville. Ky.
Rlees Military Academy. Macon. Mo.
Blcnlieim School. New York City.
Blight School. The. Philadelphia, Pa.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Bllnn Memorial College, Brenham, Tex.
BllsB Business College, Lewiston, Me.
Bliss Business College, Flint. Mich.
Bliss Business College, Portsmouth, N. H.
' Bliss Business College. Columbus, O.
Bliss Electrical School, Washington, D. C.
Bloonifleld Academy. New Bloomfleld, Pa.
Blue Button Academy, Shiloh, N. C.
Bine Mountain College, Blue Mountain, Miss.
Blue Springs Normal College, Blue Springs.
MiSK.
Bluefleld Colored Institute (colored), Bluefleld.
W. Va.
Bluestone Mission School. Abbyville. Va.
Boarding niid Day School. Gainesville. Fla.
Boanllng and Day School, Dolibs Ferry. N. Y.
Boardmau Manual Training High School, New
Havon, Conn.
BoiMldeclier's Conservatory of Music, St. Louis.
Mo.
Boenisch's Commercial College. St. Paul. Minn.
Boiling Springs Academy, Boiling Springs. N. C.
Boise Business and Shorthand College. Boise.
Ida.
Bolin Institute. The. New York City.
Bombay Institute. Bombay. N. C.
Bon Air School. Bon Air, Va.
Bond Institute of Mercantile Training. New
York City. Now known as Merchants' Pub-
licity Co., Brooklyn. N. Y.
Bordentown Industrial and Manual Training
Scliool. Bordentown. N. J.
BoscolM'l College. Nashville. Tenn.
Boston Academy of Mu.*«lc. Louisville. Ky.
Boston Art School. Boston. Mass.
Boston College. Boston, Mass.
BoKt<m Normal School. Boston. Mass.
Boston Preparatory Institute. Boston. Mass.
Boston School for the Deaf, Randolph, Mass.
Boston Tnlverslty, Boston. .Mass.
Boston l^nlversity. Law School. Boston, Mass.
Boston I'niversity. School of Medicine, Boston.
Mass.
Boston Y. W. C. A. School of Domestic Science.
Bcjston. Mass.
Boomer High Scliool. Boomer. N. C.
Boone's University School. Berkeley. Calif.
Boonevllle Academy, Booneville. Ky.
Booth Preparatory School. New Haven. Conn.
Bordentown .Military Institute, Bordentown.
N. J.
Borojigh Acadoniy of Brooklyn. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Boston Normal Scliool of Gymnastics. BoKton.
BotsfonI Schi>ol for (ilrls. New Brighton. N. Y.
Bnnlwoll S<'lio<tl. Croton, Mnss.
Bowdojii C'oileuc Brunswick, Me.
Bowdon Colloce. Bowdon, Ga.
Howi'H School. Nushvilh". Tenn.
Bowlinif (Jrccn Business College, Bowling (Jreen.
Ky.
Bowlin>f Green
(Jrceii. Va.
Bowling Gn'«'M
Green. Ky.
Bowrniin Technical ScIkm»1. Lajicaster. I'a.
B<»\vscr Adviim-cd Sliorthan(i School. Indianapolis,
In<I.
I',o\w<>o«l Scliool L.vnie. Conn.
Female Academy.
rrci>aratory Sch<K>l.
Bowling
Bowling
Boyce's Shorthamd Training School. Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Boyd's Shorthand School. Chicago. 111.
Boyle's Commercial College. Omaha. Neb.
Boyne Chitto Normal School. Boyne Chitto. Ml«.
Boynton Normal School. Los Angeles, Calif.
Boys' Catholic School. Wilmington. N. C.
Boys' Industrial Association. Scranton. Pa.
Bo3's' Industrial School. Willlamsport, Pa.
Boys' Latin School. Baltimore, Md.
Boys' School. Wilmington. N. C.
Boys' Training School. Anniston. Ala.
Bradford Academy, Bradford. Mass.
Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Peoria. Ul.
Bradstreet School. Rochester, N. Y.
Bra I nerd Business College. Brainerd. Minn.
Brainerd Institute (colortnl). Chester. S. C.
Bralslin Scliool. Priscllla. Bordentown. N. J.
Branch Normal College (colored). Pine Blnff.
Ark.
Brandon Training School. Tullahoma. Tenn.
Brantwoo<l Hall. Bronxville, N. Y.
Brattleboro Academy. West Brattleboro, Vt.
Braxton Collegiate Institute. Braxton. Miss.
Brazil Business University. Brazil. Ind.
Brearley School. New York. N. Y.
Breck School. Wilder, Mass.
Breckenrldge Normal College. Hardlnsbarg. Kj.
Breevort School. The. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Brenau College. Gainesville. Ga.
Brevard Institute. Brevard. N. C.
Brewer Normal School. Greenwood. S. C.
Brewer's Academy. Clinton. N. C.
BriarclifT School. Briarcllflr Manor. N. Y.
Brl<lge Academy. Dresden Mills. Me.
Bridge's School. Miss. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Bridgefoni Barber College. Chicago.
Bridgeport Training School for Teachers. Bridge-
port. Conn.
Bridgeport University School. Bridgeport. Cobb
Bridgeton Academy. North Bridgeton. Me.
Bridgewater College. Bridgewater. Va.
Brighain Academy. Bakersfield. Vt.
Brigham Young College. Logan. I'tah.
Brigham Young I'niversity. Provo. Utah.
Bristol Academy. Taunton. Mass.
Bristol Scliool. Washington. D. C.
Broad Street Conservatory of Moaic. Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Broad Valley Institute, Brevanl. N. C.
Bro<tddus Classical and Scientlflc Inatltnte.
Clarksburg. W. Va.
Broadway Ai'ademy. Broadway. N. C.
Brockhavcn School of Opera. Cincinnati. N. T.
Brockton Business University. Brockton. Ms**.
Broken Bow Business College. Broken Bow. Neb.
Bronson's School. The Misses. Pmrldence. B, I.
Brookevlllo Academy. Bro<»keville. Md.
Brookfiel<l .Summer School of Music, BrookleU
Center. Conn.
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art, BitmklTB.
N. Y.
Brooklyn Art School. Brooklyn. N. T.
Brooklyn Business Institute. Brooklyn, X. T.
Brrtoklyn College of Pharmacy. Brooklyn. X. T.
Bntoklyn Conservatory of Music. Brt)okljB. N. T.
Bn»oklyn Heights Seminary. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Brooklyn industrial School. Brooklyn. X. T.
Bnioklyn Institute of Arts and Scleoce. Brook*
l.vu. N. Y.
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Tlrookiyn LAtla Scbool, Brooklxn* N« T.
Ifrookljrn Law School, BrooUys, N. Y.
Brookli^ii BL'btio} at Miulc ami Fine Arttt, Broolc-
irn. N. T.
eroaUTQ Stutllo of Mmle, Brm^lyn, N. Y.
Br«ofc*s Clniwlcftl School, Chicago, IlL
BrDOtnfleld Sctiool, HurrATcI. Muss.
BrnwD BuElnen College, Soittb NorwAlIc, Conn.
Uniwu College Preparata^r Sc-hnol E'hlltKlflphlUt
Pn.
Brii^iti School for Boys, Proyldencc, E. I.
Brown UnlTeraltTi Prmldencc. R. I.
BrDWti Unheralty. Di.^[iittinprtt of Fino ArtSt
ProvldtDfe. R, I,
Brown 'H Bimlucwft CoUpu*". BrIdir<'P07l. Vtmn.
Brown's BiiHlne«« Collcgf, Bloomlnjitnii. lit
Bmwir& BiiHlu€«s Caliegif, Cairo, 111.
Ilrown'B HiLStiii^»M Collvij(*, ri-ntriilliiH ill.
Ri^wti'in Bu^hK'Ai^ rollCKC*. riirimpnlii^iir lU.
Hrovrn's ria«iu#i!« Collt'e^^ DntivUliv lU.
Brow&> BuHtiieifH CitlluKc, Di'tntiir. 111.
Brown'a BtiaUiess College, Eaiit ftt. I^jiiTs, Ht.
Brown" n RusIhphh CoUj^bp^ riali?«bur(;, Hh
Browii^li Bnistqria CiUleK^, Jni^lcm>nrlUt\ HI,
Brown* B UukVd^bb CoM^gf*, MnrlotL, 111.
Brown 'ei Jfnaln^aa r^llcffcv MoHoei HL
Brown'fl Biu»3nppwi f^oUcgp, Prflrin^ IlL
Brown'fl Unatot'wi College, OttHwti, tlL
Brown* B niiE^tnesii foltt'i^p, Roi^k liilandK in^
Brown's Rcekforfl BaBtaeBB CdlleKu, Rnokford.
Bn>WD*» BuBlptKB Cflllpge, Sterling, II!,
Brown* a Builoesa Coll^se, Streat^r; IIL
BTOwa'm BuaineaB College, Tt^rre Haiilf', I ml,
Br^wn'a Biuiaeaa Collefc, T>Avr>np4iirl. In.
BrawQ'a Business College, Skuix Cily, In.
BAnm'a Boslnesa UalrerHlty. Adrian. Mlrh.
Brcpwn'a Bnaloeaa College, KiiuftftH City. Mo,
Brown** Buslneca College, St. Lou lis. Mo,
Brown'R RunlneaA College, Ll[i4?o)ti, NVh.
Brown" b: ^'IickiL Wurri'ntowB^ N. C.
Bnrwij^ji f'nlv«»i-a(ty B^liof>1, t'hnr^irifHirUJft. Va^
Bri>WDe'MPliol!i' SrhooJ. CnnibrNl^i. MaRa.
Brow DP 'fl Brpnkb'n BiiaEp**iia rolli>g{«, HrookJyn,
N. V.
Brow Of'" » Rub In CBS College, YmingBtown, O,
BrowTwil ffjill, ORtnhn. Keb.
Browning ScbooC, New Ynrlt nilj-.
Brownabcfier IttuDi' Rcjjool tjf Roolilc(M>pfng und
n rah am Shrhrtttind, toB Angelr^a, C«11f,
Browns villr F^nialc^ Crjlloge, RrowTiaviUfs Ti'HIIh
Bftjre Aeadenay, Atbenv. Tex.
Rraflat Afsdciur* Port la ml. N. l>.
Bni^ftPTton Ai;7a*leiny. Bnilnf^ton, Va,
Bnmoc It*1l, Spokane, Wanh,
Bninawlck Sciiool^ GTPcnwk'li. Cotint
Bnioawlek Sflinlnnry, Brimfiwlek, M*l,
Bryaint and St to t ton JlnatnesB Col lege, <th1fiRgi>,
lit
Brx^'^'^ * Strptttn Rrj^tn^aa College. LoulaTtlle,
Brynnf and Sf rat ion Bnilneaa College. 8t. J-oiila,
Mo.
Bryunt & gtratt«m Buatneaft CoUi^g*', ^lan-
ch<-»leT. N. Y.
Bryiinr A ^Irattoo Bufllncas ^cbr^iL Rnxtklyiin
Bri'ani fItrattoD Bu<Fneaa CoHegp, B^ilfnlfj, X, Y.
Ilryaiir^trairoii Rnalneaa CoUegi% Prov If It'nf c ",
K. t.
Bryant and S^niHon CoiniiierilNl Srh<iM:t]. Boiitoii,
Mil an.
T^Ortnt. HtTivi.on ftud RiiiHb BnalDi^aa College.
Wirreii, O.
Hryant Sebool for f?tiinjm coring, Ni^w York City,
Hryn Uawtt College, Rryn Mawr, Pa.
Itryn Mnwr Co]legi<, Difpiirtinent of Fine AH,
tiT^v, MflWrt pa.
Hfjn Mawr f^^boolK Scran ion, PAk
Hryn Mnwr School for (;irlp. Bait tin ore, Md^
Fiufhaniin CollrfBeK Troy, Mo,
Huebtel College, Akfon, O*
iJijokeye BnalnPiw Cnlliigc. Sidney^ O.
Ruck cyt'Rt own Normal, BuckcyestawD* Mrt,
l^nckn^dl Aendcnnyf Lewlnbiirg, Pa*
Rnekni'11 Ini^lrtnte, rJ^'W^^l^u^g, Pa.
Iiurkri<ejt Schawl fif Miiflile. T^wlibiirg, Pa.
Ri]r knell rnhefiTty, LowlabUTg, Pa.
Rnt'TiJi Vtittn College. Storm l*ak('. In.
JluCTiiki Aciidvmy f>f the Saered Ik'art, RurTalo.
^. Y.
BulTflJo Collpue of PhnrtnacT^, Bnffnlo, N". Y*
RulTalfi ConmierelHl Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
lIufTnio Law Schofd, Unlvertlty of Baffalo, Buf-
falo. N. Y.
BulTulo SeoiUiftry. The, BnlTalo* N, Y.
BuITmIo State Normal School, BufTalci, N. Y,
Bufonl College, Na^hrlUe, Ti-nn.
IJiilep Cnwrk Aeadvmy, Btilea Cteek, N". C-
Biilkidry School. New London, Conn,
Rimker mil Military Academy, Bunker Htll,
111.
Rtmiett College, B<»ton, Maaa.
Hurnnw Arodeiivj', Burgaw, N. C.
Rnrl^'Hou r^dlege, Greenvlllp, Tex.
I^urllugton Acadlemy, Burlington, N. C,
Hurl lug ton Rnalneas (lollege, Burllngt««fi, Vt,
Hurusvllie Acsderay, Btimi»vllle, W. Vn,
Rurr Aud Burtoti Semi nary . Manchester, Vt.
Burritt College, Siwneer, Tenn.
Bufth TMnipie Con^erratory qf Music. ChlcagOv
111.
Buithit.'48 Prepjiriitory School, (^hlcago. III,
Rntrlifr»* Buatneaa College. Reaver FnUn. Pa
Butirt- Riiatneaa College^ Buflcr, Pa.
Rutlcr Colli'ge, Irving ton. IntL
Butler College, of the rnlvcrally of tndlanapoRji,
Ind.
Hutlcr'p tlu^tneaa Sehcol and School of Meehan-
icfll Drawing, Yonker*i, N+ Y.
BuTlcr'a Sk'tioDl. MIbei. Ctneinn^ri, O,
Butte RtiJitneBa College, Rtitte, Monl.
Butt a* School for flirla. M\fm, Norwich* Coiio.
Ru\ion Academy f Rnslon. N, C,
0.
i'atsoi tnatltute, Cnrt)ondale, Pd.
t'ldncti* CoHegM «>f Physical Cidlnri?, Rc»aton,
ManK.
CdludonU County Orammur Sk'hcol. Pea eh am,
Yt
Cb I dwell Aeadcmx ami tlrndcd School, Owen
tun. ICy.
Caldwell tToUege, Dan^Ulp, Ky.
Cflls^well College of Oratory *ind Acting, Saa
FrL-nciaco, Calif,
Cai^twell Training School. Mount Juliet, Tenn.
CalhoTinChaniberlatn School, The, Red Bjink,
?r. Y.
rjilbnun Colored School, Calhoun, Ala,
Crtlrfornio College of Pbamiacy, Cnlferstt.T nt
Calirornla. San FrHncisco, Calif.
r'uMfurnta College, Oakland, Calif,
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PATTEBSOirS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTOBT
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
California Eclectic Medical College. Los An-
geles, Calif.
California Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind. Berkeley, Calif.
California Mil. Acad.. Santa Monica. Calif.
California Polytechnic School, San Luis Obispo.
Calif.
California School of Mechanical Arts. San
Francisco, Calif.
Call's College, Pittsburg. Pa.
Calvert Hall College. Baltimore. Md.
Cambridge School (see Gilman School), Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Camden Commercial College, Camden, N. J.
Camden Friends Scliool, Camden. N. J.
Camden High School. Camden. N. C.
Camp Wachusett. Plymouth, N. H.
Camp Oxford. Oxford. Me.
Campbell Business College. Cambridge. O.
Campbell Commercial School. Cincinnati. O.
Campbell Hagerman College. I^xington. Ky.
Campbell School for Girts. Windsor. Conn. l
Campbell College. Holton. Kan.
CampbellKburg High School. Campbellsburg, Ky. I
Cana High School. Cnna, N. C. I
Canfleld Commercial School. Owatonna. Minn. '
Canlsius College. Buffalo. N. Y. !
Cannon Commercial College. Lawrence. Mass.
Canton Actual Business College. Canton. O.
Cape Fear Academy. Wilmington. N, C.
Cape Girardeaux Business College, Cape Girar-
deaux. Mo.
Capital Business College. Salem. Ore.
Capital City BuHiness College, Helena, Mont.
Capital City Business College, Guthrie. Okla.
Capital City Commercial College. Des Moines,
la.
Capital City Commercial College, Charleston,
W. Va.
Capital City Commercial College. Madison. Wis. 1
Capital City Telegraph Institute, Des Moines. '
la.
Capitol College of Oratory and Music. Colum-
bus. O.
(■apltal Commercial College. St. Paul. Minn.
Capitol School of Music. Columbus. O.
Capital University. Columbus. O.
Cari)ondale Commercial Institute, Carbondale.
Pa.
CHrlllon's Shorthand School. New Orleans, La.
Carleton Coll«»ge. Farmlngton. Mo.
Carleton College. Northfleld. Minn.
Carlisle Commercial Sch(M>l. Carlisle. Pa.
Carlisle Fitting School of Wofford College. Bam-
berg, S. C.
CarllHle Indian Industrial School. Carlisle. Pa.
Carlisle Military Aradomy. Arlington. Tex.
Carlton Academy. Summit. N, J.
Carlton College, Ronham. Tex.
Cann'gie Library Training School for Children's
Librarians. Pittsburg. Pa.
Cann'glo Technical School. Pittsburg. Pa.
('arncHvllle High Sch<K)l. Camesvllle, Ga.
Carolina Institute, Mineola, N. C.
Carr Institute. Fulton, Ky.
Carroll College. Waukesha. Wis.
(^irsnn and Newninn College. .lefferson CItv.
Tenn.
('arfer School. Princeton. N. J.
('arfhagc Academic Institute. Carthage. N. C.
Cartluige .Vcadeniy. Carthage. Miss.
Carthage College, Carthage, III.
Carthage Collegiate Institute. Carthage, Mou
Caruther's Normal School. Chicago. 111.
Carver College. Oklahoma, Okla.
Gary Collegiate Seminary, Oakfleld. N. T.
Gary High School, Gary, N. C.
Cascadllla School. Ithaca. N. Y.
Cascilla High School. Cascilla. Miss.
Case School of Applied Sciences. Cleveland. 0.
Castle Heights School. Lebanon, Tenn.
Caswell Academy. Fishklll. N. Y.
Catawba College. Newton, N. C.
Catheilral Academy. Albany. N. Y.
Cathedral College. Chicago, HI.
Cathe<1ral Commercial School. Kansas City. Uo.
Cathe<lral School, Natchex. Miss.
Catherine Aiken School. Stamford. Conn.
Catludic Academy. Muskogee. Okla.
Catholic Normal School. St. Francis. Wis.
Catholic School. Newton Grove, N. C.
Crithollc Sehool. Salisbury, N. C.
Catholic Summer School of America, Cliff Haveo*
N. Y.
Catholic University of America. Wasbingtoo,
D. C.
Catholic University of America, Law SebobL
Washington. D. C.
Cithollc University of America, School of Terf>"
nological Science. Washington. D. C.
Caton College. Minneapolis. Minn.
Citon School of Business. Buffalo, N. Y.
Cnton School of Engineering. Buffalo. N. Y.
Cajuga Lake Academy. Aurora. N. Y.
Cazenovla Seminary. Cazenovla, N. Y.
Cecily Baker School. Utica. N. Y.
Cedar Grove Academy. Louisrille. Ky.
Cedar Grove Academv. Cedar Grove, N. C-
Cedar Hill Institute, Cedar Hill, T^nn.
Cedar Lake Industrial Academy, Cedar Lm**'
Mloh.
Cedar Rapids Business College, Ce<1ar Rap*^*'
la.
Cedar Rook Academy. Cedar Rock. N. C.
Cedar Valley Seminary. Osage, la.
Ce<larAille College. Cedarvllle. O.
Ceflarcroft School. Kennett Square. Pa.
Cenas School. Miss, New Orleans, La.
Centenary Academy, Palmyra. Mo.
Centenary College of Ixxiislana. Shreresf
La.
Centenary Female College. Cleveland. T*iii»-
Centenary Collegiate Institute, Hackettsto^
N. J.
Centervllle Training SchooL Centerville,
Central Academy. Plalnfleld, Ind.
Central Baptist College. Conway, Ark.
Central Business College. Denver. Cola
Central Business College. Chicago. 111.
Central Business College, Padncah, Kj.
Central Business College. Sedalta, Mo.
Central Business School, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Central Christian College. Hnstonvllle. Ky-
Central City College. Macon, Ga.
Central College, Fayette. Mo.
Central College of Commerce and Short****
Kansas City. Mo.
Central College of Dentistry. Indianapolis. '•*
Central College of Music. Indianapolis. lad-
Central College of Osteopathy. Kansas 0*^'
.Mo.
Central College for Women. Lexington. Ms.
Central Commercial College, ComberlsDd. ^^
OF THE UNITED 8TATE8 AND CANADA.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Central Conservatory, Chicago, 111.
Central Female College. Tuscaloosa. Ala.
Central High School. Philadelphia. Pa.
Central Industrial School. Columbus, N. C.
Central Institute, Chicago. 111.
Central Institute, Cleveland, O.
Central Iowa Business College, Marshalltown,
la.
Central Kansas Business College, Abilene, Kan.
Central Law School (colored), Louisville, Ky.
Central Manual Training School, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Central Mennonite College, Bluff ton, O.
Central Mississippi Institute, French Camp,
Miss.
Central Normal College. Danville. Ind.
Central Normal College, Waddy, Ky.
Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain. V&.
Central Pennsylvania College, New Berlin, Pa.
Central Preparatory School. Macomb. 111.
Central State Normal School. Mount Pleasant.
Mich.
Central State Normal School, Edmond. Okla.
Central State Normal School, Lockhaven, Pa.
Central Texas Academy, Waco. Tex.
Central University of Iowa, Pella. la.
Central University, Law Department, Dan-
ville. Ky.
Central University of Kentucky. jjanvIUe, Ky.
Central Wesleyan College, Warrenton, Mo.
Centralizing School of Music, Chicago, 111.
Century School of Music. Chicago, 111.
Ceramic Art School, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cbaddock Boys' School, Quincy. 111.
Chadron Academy. Chadron, Neb.
Chaffee College of Agriculture. Ontario, Calif.
Chaffee's Phonographic Institute, Oswego, N. Y.
Cbafln's Business College, Huntsville, Ala.
Chalybeate Springs Institute. Chalbybeate, Miss.
Chamberlain Indian Industrial School, Canton,
S. D.
Chamberlain Institute. Randolph. N. Y.
Chamberaburg Academy, Chambersburg. Pa.
Chamberlayne's School for Girls, Miss, Boston.
Mass.
Champlain Institute. Port Henry, N. Y.
Champlaln Summer School. Plattsvllle, N. Y.
Chapel Hill Academy. Chapel Hill, Tenn.
Chapel Hill High School, China Grove, N. C.
Chapel Hill School, Chapel Hill. N. C.
Chapln Collegiate School. New York City.
Mrs. Chapman and Miss Jones School. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Chappaqua Mountain Institute, Chappaqua, N. Y.
Chappell Hill Female College. Chappell Hill,
Tex.
Charlton Commercial College, Charlton, la.
Chartes • City College. Charles City, la.
Charles Commercial School, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Chas. N. Schwab Manual Training School.
Homestead, Pa.
Charleston Mercantile School. Charleston, S. C.
Charleston University School. Charloston. S. C.
Charlotte Commercial College. Charlotte. N. C.
Cliarlotte Hall School. Charlotte Hall, Md.
Charlotte Military Institute, Charlotte, N. C.
Charlton School, New York City.
Chatham Episcopal Institute, Chatham. Va.
Chattanooga College for Young Ladles, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Chattanooga Medical College, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Chauncey Hall School, Boston, Mass.
Chautauquan Institution, Chautauqua, N. Y.
Chelsea Academy, Chelsea, Okla.
Chelten HIUs School, Wyncote, Pa.
Cheltenham Military Academy, (^ontz. Pa.
Chenet Classical Institute. New Orleans, La.
Cheney School, Mrs. John Vance, Chicago, 111.
Cherokee Academy. Cherokee, Okla.
Cherokee Baptist Academy, Tahlequah, Okla.
Cherokee Female Seminary, Tahlequah, Okla.
Cherokee Male Seminary. Tahlequah, Okla.
Cherokee Institute, Forney, Ala.
Cherryfleld Academy, Cherryfleld, Me.
Chesapeake Academy. Ir^Ington. Va.
Chesbrough Seminary, A. M., North Chili, N. Y.
Cheshire School, Cheshire, Conn.
Chester Academy, Chester, Pa.
Chestnut Hill Academy, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Chestnut Ridge Institute, Joppa. N. C.
Chestnutwood's Business, College, Fresno, Calif.
Chestnutwood's Business College, Santa Cms,
Calif.
Chevy Chase College, Washington, D. C.
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago, HI.
Chicago Business College, Chicago. 111.
Chicago Business Law School. Chicago. 111.
Chicago College of Advertising. Chicago, 111.
Chicago College of Dental Surgery, Chicago,
m.
Chicago College for Nurses, Chicago, 111.
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery, OM-
cago. 111.
Chicago College of Millinery. Chicago.
Chicago College of Pharmacy, Chicago, IlL
Chicago College of Photography. Chicago, 111.
Chicago Conservatory, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Correspondence School of Law, Ohi'
cngo. 111.
Chicago Correspondence School of Nursing, Chi-
cago, 111.
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College,
Chicago. 111.
Chicago Free Kindergarten Training School, Chi-
cago, 111.
Chicago Froebel Ass'n. The. Chicago. 111.
Chicago Hospital School for Nenous Children,
Chicago, 111.
Chicago Industrial School for Girls, Chicago.
111.
Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Kindergarten College. Chicago, 111.
Chicago Kindergarten Institute. Chicago, 111.
Chicago Latin School, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Law School. Chicago. 111.
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary, Chicago.
111.
Chicago Manual Training School, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Musical College. Chicago. Dl.
ChioHKo Musical Seminary, Chicago, HI.
ChiCMjro National College of Music, Chicago.
111.
Chicago Nautical School. Chicago, 111.
Chicago Opera School. Chicago, 111.
Chicago Piano College, Chicago. 111.
Chlcngo Railway and Commercial Institute, Chi-
cago. 111.
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art,
Chicago. 111.
Chicago School of Architecture, Art Institute,
Chicago. 111.
Chicago School of Assaying, Chicago, 111.
Chicago School of Elocution. Chicago, HI.
Chicago School of Motoring. Chicago, 111.
290
PATTERSON'S OOLLEaE AND SCHOOL DIBEGTOBT
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
Chicago School of Painting. Decorating and
Paperhanging, Chicago, 111.
Chicago School of Physical Education and Ex-
pression, Chicago, 111.
Chicago School of Practical Bricklaying, Chi-
cago, 111.
Chicago School of I'sychology, Chicago. 111.
Chicago School of Speech and Language, Chi-
cago, 111.
Chicago School of Watchmalcing. Chicago, III.
Chicago Tailoring Institute, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Teacher's College, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Technical College, Chicago, 111.
Chicago Theological Seminary. Chicago. 111.
Chicago Veterinary College, Chicago. 111.
Chickasaw Female College, Pontoco, Miss.
Chicora College. Greenville, S. C.
Chill icothe Business and Shorthand College,
Chillicothe. Mo.
Chillicothe Normal School. ChiUicothe, Mo.
Childs-Butler Business College, New Haven,
Conn.
China Grove High School, China Grove, N. C.
Chincuba Deaf Mute Institute, Chincbuba, La.
Chippewa Falls Business College, Chippewa
FaUs, Wis.
Choate School, Wallingford. Conn.
Choristers' School of Grace Church, New York
City.
Chowan Baptist Female Institute, Murfreesboro,
N. C.
Christ's School. Arden. N. C.
Christian Biblical Institute, Stanfordville, N. Y.
Christensen's School of Popular Music, Chicago,
111.
Christian Brothers Academic School, Syracuse,
N. Y.
Christian Brothers' Academy. Albany, N. Y.
Christian Brothers College, Sacramento, Calif.
Christian Brothers College, Kansas City, Mo.
Christian Brothers College, St. Joseph. Mo.
Christian Brothers College. St. IjOals, Mo.
Christian Brothers College. Memphis, Tcnn.
Christian College, Columbia. Mo.
Christian University, Canton, Mo.
Christian University, Enid, Okla.
Church Divinity School of the Paclflc, San
Mateo, Calif.
Church's School for Girls, Boston, Mass.
Church Street Friends' School, West Chester,
Pa.
Churchland Academy, Churcblaud, Va.
Cimarron College, Dover, Okla.
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Ohio Univer-
sity, Cincinnati. O.
(Mncinnati Commercial College, Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu.slc. Cincinnati, O.
Cinrinnati Kindergarten School. Cincinnati, O.
Cineinnatl Music School. Cincinnati. O.
(Cincinnati School of Expression. Cincinnati. O.
Cincinnati School of Phonography. Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati Technical School. Cincinnati. O.
Cincinnati Veterinary ColirKC. Cincinnati, O.
Citadel Academy, Charleston. S. C.
Civil Service School, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Civil Serviee Training Coliese. Cincinnati. O.
(Mvil Service Training Seliool. Kansas City. Mo.
Claflin University (rolon>d>. ()ran:;eb\irg. S. C.
Claghorn's Bryant & St rat ton Bnslness Col-
lege. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Claremount Female Colb'^e. Hickorj-. N. C.
Clarion State Normal School. Clarion. Pa.
Clark's Business College. Coatsville. Pa.
Clark's School for the Deaf. Northampton, Ma*.
Clark University, South Atlanta, Ga.
Clark University, Worcester, Mass.
Clark University, Medical Department, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Clark's Commercial College, Covington, Ky.
Clark's Commercial College, Newport. Ky.
Clark's School of Business. Louisville, Ky .
Clark's School of Business, North Tooawtnda,
N. Y.
Clark's School of Telegraphy, Knoxville. Tenn.
Clark's School, Des Moines, la.
Clarksburg College, Clarksburg, Mo.
Clarkson Memorial School of Technology, Potts-
dam. N. Y.
Clarksville Female Academy. Clarksvllle, Tern-
Classical School, Boston, Mass.
Classical School for Girls, Boston. Mass.
Classical School for Boys, Pasadena. Calif.
Classical School for Girls, Pasadena, Calif.
Classical School for Girls, Indianapolis, lod.
Classical School for Girls, New York City.
Clavier Piano School, Savannah, Ga.
Clay Hill Academy, Millwood. Va.
Clay Hill Academy. Slayton, N. C.
Clayson Point Military Academy, Westcbester,
N. Y.
Clayton High School. Clayton, N. C.
Cleary Business College, Ypsilanti. Mich.
Cleburne Academy. Cleburne, Tex.
Cleburne Institute, Edwardsvllle. Ala.
Clemmons School, Clemmons, N. C.
Clcmson Agricultural College, Clemsoo CoU«K*i
S. C.
Cleveland Academy, Cleveland, Ga.
Cleveland College of Physicians and Sorfeooi.
Ohio Wesleyan University, Cleveland, 0.
Cleveland High School, Markham, Va.
t'leveland Homeopathic Medical College, CIeT^
land, O.
Cleveland Kindergarten Training School. Cler*-
land. 0.
Cleveland Law School of Baldwin DniveriitJ.
Cleveland, O.
Cleveland Normal Training School, Cleveltnd, 0-
Cleveland School of Art, Cleveland. 0.
Cleveland School of Pharmacy, Cleveland, 0.
Cliflford Seminary, Union, 8. C.
Clifton I'orge Seminary, Clifton. Va.
Clifton Masonic Academy, Clifton. Tenn.
Clinton Business College. Clinton. la. .
Clinton Business College and Conacrvatoiy *
Music. Clinton, Mo.
Clinton College. Clinton, Ky.
C'iinton Liberal Institute, Canton, N. Y.
Clinton Preparatory School, Clinton. N. Y.
Clinton School. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Clinton School, Clinton, N. C.
ClippinKer's School of Singing. D. A., CW«*'
go. 111. _^
Closon Point Military Academy. New Ys«»'
N. Y. ^
Cloversville Business School. ClovenvOle. N. ^'
Clovtrside School. Monteclair, N. J.
Cioyne House School. Newport, R. I. ^^.
Cluster Sprinirs. Academy, Black Walnut. »
Col»b Divinity School. Lewlston, Me.
Cobb ami Nichols School, Dresden. Tens.
Coburn Classical Institute, Waterrille. Uf-
Coe Collopc. Cedar Rapids. la.
Coe's Northwood Academy. Nortbwood
N. H. ^
Coffeen Normal School and Academy, Ooffecn. B^
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
ALPHABBTICAL LIST OF SCHOOLS
291
Cogswell rolytechnle Co\WgQ, Snn Francisco,
Calif.
Oohnrlp School, C^hEflir. N C.
rnkfshury Coiircnintc School. Cokesbury, S. 0.
Colby Acad^-uiJ^. Now London, N. II.
Colby ^f>l^'J^t^ WrtltTville, Me.
Coleman Nunociil riuslness College, Newark,
N. J.
Colerain Academy, Coleraln, N C.
Colgate Academy, Hamilton, N. Y.
Colgate riiL^^ r^M>-, lUmUtou, N, V.
College t*\u\ Ai ii(]<>m> of Our I^mlj, Chicago, 111.
ColloeLH of AgrU'uUure and Muclmtjlc Arts, Co-
lamMii. Mo.
College of AcrkHi}tnry and Mechanic Arts,
llri7VTJljm, \[iillt.
College of the Bible. Lexington, Ky.
College of Charleston. Charleston, S. C.
College of the City of New York. New York,
City.
College of Di'ntal and Oral Surgery. New York
City.
College of Dentistry. University of Illinois. Chi-
cago. 111.
College of Emporia. Emporia, Kan.
College Grove School. College Grove. Tenn.
College of the Holy Cross. Worcester. Mass.
College of Idaho. Caldwell, Idaho.
College of the Immaculate Conception. New
Orleans. La.
College of Industrial Arts. Denton. Tex.
College of Medicine and Surgery. Chicago. 111.
College of Medicine and SurgeTy, Dental De-
partment. S.Mi FniLielflcn, Cnl!f.
College of Medicine. University of Nebraska,
Omaha. Neb. ^. />
College of Music of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O.
College of Music, UnlTeralty *if Donver. rk^nver.
Colo. . . ., „^
College of Notre Dame, Mni^BVlUeH < 'iHf- ^
College of Notre Dame, Sun Fnmcisrn. Ciiilf.
College of Notre Dame. San Jose, Calif.
College of Our Lady of Lourdes, South Park,
College of Pharmacy of the City of New York,
New York City. , . , „ i.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Little Rock,
Ark.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Los Angeles,
Calif.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. San Fran-
cisco. Calif.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Depart-
ment of Pharmacy. San Francisco. Calif.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dental De-
partment. San Francisco, Calif.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, University
of Illinois, Chicago. 111.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Kansas
City Kan. ^ , ,
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Rnltlmore,
Md.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Boston,
Mass. ^ , . ,
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Columbia,
University. New York City.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Memphis,
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dallas,
Tex.
College Preparatory School. Atchison. Kan.
College of the Sacred Heart. Denver. Colo.
College of the Sacred Heart. Prairie du Chlen,
WU.
College of the Sisters of Bethany. Topeka,
Kan.
College of St. Angi'Jn, New Rochelle. N. Y.
College of St. KitMbeth. Cdnvont miktUm. N. J.
Ccllege of St. Franrlis XavUr, New York City.
College of St. Tljomm«, St, Piiiil, Minn.
College of Uraullne SltTerfl. TlBlo, O.
College of Wllltiiin and MAry, WUllJimslHirF. Va.
College tuT Women . Clevelaod. O.
Col logo f'lr Women, Columbtn, S. C.
College rttnttoU Konllworth. 111.
C. lleplatr InstLtutP. Burmvlll#. N. C.
Collegia!- Institute, Motint Plenpant N. C.
Collegiate Institute. Reading, Pa.
Collegiate School. New York City.
Collegiate School, Cincinnati, O.
Collegiate School for Girls. New York City.
Cillioft Vii^rliiriry Medical College, Nashville,
Tphu
Colli iiBVllIf HIkIi ^-iiUQh Collins villi-. AU.
Colorado Art S**1jooU Colorado Sf^rlrll;(^. Colo.
Colorado Collej^p', Colaritdo Sprto^rs. Colo.
Colorado College of Dental Surgery. Cnlver"
slty of Denv* r^ Denver, Colo.
Colorado College of OHleopiitliy^ Denver. Colo.
Colorado School of A[ipUee} Srlence. Boulder,
Colo.
r^lMr^ou .=>. L./.., of Law,. University of Colorado,
Bqalder, Colo.
Colorado SehfMjl of Mines. Gold eh , Colo.
Colorado Springs Academy for Boys. Colorado
Si>rlngi, Colo.
Colorndd ^tntp- Agricultural College. Ft. Col-
Colorado State Normal School. Greeley. Colo.
Colorado State Preparatory School, Boulder,
Colo.
Colorado Wnttijiti^ft Collfge. Montclair, Colo.
Colored Airrknltuml mid Normal Unlveralty,
Langston. Okla.
Columbia Business College. Columbia. Mo.
Columbia College. Pfiti'rfl.<>n. X. J.
Columbia College. ' ^ '^ ■ fsj.
Columbia College, Van Alstyne Te^
Columbia College of Expression, Chicago. III.
Columbia Commercial College. St. Louis. Mo.
Columbia Commercial University. Lancaster, O.
Columbia <.-.,-:-.:■ College, Washington,
D. C.
Columbia Fpinnlu Callpgi! Columbia. S. C.
Columbia artimmiir School. New York City.
Columbia Hifsrli f^htKt], Cuhunbln. Miss.
Columbia Insilfiite. New York CUy,
Columbia ln<TSnifp, Coltitnblrt, Tcna.
Columbia MUKjiry Aendepiy^ Coliioiblrt, Tenn.
Columbia S'l^rimrL] Acad em y Coliitnblo^ Mo.
Columbia r lyirhnic [nstltiilc for the Blind,
Washington, D. C.
Columbia School. Rochester, N. Y.
Columbia School of Expression. Chicago, III.
Columbia School of Music. Chicago. III.
Columbia Theological Seminary. Columbia, S. C.
Columbia I'nlvorsUy. New York City.
Columbia University. Portland. Ore.
Colu 
